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the PLANETS ON SHOW.

Tho months OF July and August are usually more
favorable the observance Of atmospherc phenomena
than any others during the year. on account Of the great
cearness Of the atmosphere besides the certain fixed
laws Of the universal system At periods, how.
ever, exceptional phases OF the planetary cycle
display themselves beyond their customary attributes
these periods in regular rotation The present
year win DO snguarly rich in such amosphercal pheno
mena; az, besides . remarkable shower OF meteors
which Is confidently calculated TO take place
about the 10Th OF August two OF the planets now
exhibiting certain curious features Of their orbit
For tho last rev gays ,ae piano. Sasu,p mas no,
DO greatly increased size. TINS can be readily OBJ
served with the NAKED and with the aid Of tele-
scope tho rinss seen TO be beautifully distinct The
hatened sides OF these belts rings OF Saturn
towards the earh and that Is the that
they can be observed SO clearly. The phenomenon will
probably last for some days longer, and the curious
would do well TO take advantage OF the opportunity they
now have OF witnessing II. Any ordinary telescope Will
do; but with good hcld glass the belts come out
distinctly possible standing out. II werc relief
On 2lsI OF August the planet Jupiter will present tho
appearance OF being mooness TO European observers.
although this sight cannot be witnessed America, be-
Jupiter viii be on the same plane "a the horizon.
The OF this eccenriciiy the arrangements OF
the planet Is that three will be revolving
across its axis and oae behind IL.
Tho meteoc display promised on the 10th viii be,
according TO the calculations OF M Leverrier Of
usual brill.ancy: in fac, IL the which delayed
reaching US last November. The month OF August IL
always rich In falling stars consequently something out
OF the common must DO OF singular type and will attract
great attention. These meeors expected to visit
in orbit exactly perpendicular TO that OF the
earth, although Sr John HerEchel TO think that
this would contrary the theory Of the nebula
The meseors belong 70 . formation much moro recent
than that OF our known planets because the astron-
omers agree II they were OF ancient date they
would by this time have been transformed into
nuous ring Our citizens should look out about the
10th Of August and they will then bc able form their
own theories IN the matter The exhibition, a. all
heavenly bodies are apparently now q show"
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Of the county namedFrst for licenses to
Second licenses hackney sossSs. drivers third
ay ~ o s sna and
ana snss collected by clerks and courts seventh. tavern
'''N mr. rsry,ors ouvsr,or
Mr. LATAx, tfepl OF Ontario, called mp . monon 70
reconsider the vote Dy which the previous question
Mr. GERRY .dsm', OF New YORK moved the following
substitute tor the previous question:
The may At any time By ycte ss Of m majority
members shall respectively the discussion Of
sn sn be 'ns
shall shall be decided Without amendment or debate.
After lengthy debate mr. soeS Ot
ton shall apply to the discussion of any article or
sec ion Of the proposed constitution" Lost
,nan he nra~ions nnss,,on n ordsrsd n shall onv
49,, -, ~ a,c,e - sss,oa ,,,Sar cons,d.ration and
No, ~ tho whole snbiect under discnssonD Lost
Mr.. Gerry's amendment was lost
Mr.. GERRY moved to further amend-"rhat the pre-
thirds vote of those present and voting ~ Lost
The oueston vas then taken on the adoption OF the
previous question ana !. wss 70 -
RULES OF DEBATE
Mr. MERRlL moved that the rules limiting debate
applicable to the report Of the Committee Suffrage
AMY 20 the alton OF the report Of the Commit
tee on the Organization Of the Legislature Adopted.
THE cANALa
Mr. H.rcu dam, Of Erse introduced the following
resolution. which was aid on the table under the
rules
& 80 ss The cost Of The ORIGINAL con-
truc,Ion of the Chsmplain Canal and ali
thereof with legal interest hereon second of col
lection supenendece and repairs thereof with interest
th the os reoeiveo Win increst wa
WI, uG a1e "a .ne ~ y, sh
Nv .narat,ns thsrerom he operstons Of the Chsmpan
Canal when determined as above.
N. n pro ofared tha foou,n0 which vvas sdonfed -
- ~ e -. . =,
Whereas me ac OK sne passed 81 .nc @ ,
OF i onsss and scSoo com disro,s In this
State as amended py acts passed In 1854 and 1857 provides
that salaries Of such school commissioners be
paid By the state from the income OF the states dc
post fund thereby dverng from the school fund the sum
Of snou SV ~, ~ G ~ ~. comn,tee nm Ed,cs
ton To- inoure into The proprety of such diversion and
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NAVAL MttllIceHcf.

The sunboss Lsnapee. having undergone s'ssds re-
pairs u the Gospo Navy tard sailed on the 10th ut
for The wes Indies ana Nsxico me following are her
o1icen:-
Cbwwondr-John Irwin.
LsOtenoaf Cbmmasdo-F. J. valle.
Acfsrs Erngss-M. n. Goruan, Jshn w. thompson
John Bishop.
Mydshlpmes--Charies r Husehins, J. J. Yates G. r.
Arnold. - .
.Swgee~s-Asssssant- q Ramsey; Passed As
Ea.,r,ers-Ac,isS First Assisan,--Gsc Gillespie;
Acting second Assstants--J. n Wheeler, Geo. W Rus
ss: ic, ue Third Asuisants-Isasc A. Conover, Henry
r. Allen, henry ". spsiGht
Cap<a.ns ,NIsrk-DAnisl Saint
PagnosssS Issaess-z4yard CockaiR
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FREDERICK W. SEWARD ACCIDENTALLY INJURED.
From the Rochester Express. July SOL

From the Rochester Express July 30
serious and IL Is feared fatal accident occurred to
Frederick W. Seward at Aurora, Cayuga yesterday
Monday afternoon. Secretary seward, with his son,
his sons wife party OF ladies' paid visit during
the day to T. j. Morgan, former member OF Congress
from that district In the afternoon the party, with
Colonel Morgan started 10 pay visit 10 Mr.. Wells
President Of Wells, Fargo Co.'S Express Company.
AZ they started the party except Secretary Seward
was IN Mr. Morgans carriage. Frederick Seward
standing the drivers seat and Colonel Morgan stood
toe ground, holding the lines. The horses became
FESTIVE and unmanageable and broke loose, running
without being checked about twonty rods tipping
In tho ditch and completely denoishing the carria.e
Frederick Seward was very badly cut in the forehead
with deep gAshcs about his head and face; but the
tent OF hs Injuries not fully known when VIC heard
from him. He unable 70 return in the carriage. but
carried strecher to the steamer and thence TO
his home In Auburn Our dispatches this afternoon
ought 10 bring additional particulars a. TO his cond
ton Secretary Seward in aaoher carriage and was
uninjured The remainder Of the party, consisting OF
,be ladies' In the carriage, escaped with some bruises.
but no very serious injury.
Mr. Stewards Injuries net % Serious NJ An
tieipated.
AvBrnS, ~ T.. July 81, 1867.
The wounds received by Assistant Secretary y. W.
Seward by the running away span OF horses and the
upsetting OF carriage, Dot Of serious character.
He vii probably be well in few dara
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liFlytTIt COLLEGE COMMENCEMENT.
EAsToy. Pa, July 81, 1881

EAsToS. Pa, July 81, 1851
The Thirty second Commencement OF Lafayette Col
lsse took place to-day The oraon bsfors the literary
societies LAST night delivered by Hon. J. Morrison
Harris Of Baltimore OF the class OF 1887 The vaedic
Bloomberr vas elected Professor Of Modern IAnzuagcs
The dcsres OF LII ~ conferred upoa wilan strong
OF the supreme Court OF PsnnsyivsniA Al the Aumni
dinner Ex-GovOrnor Pollock presided President Cosie
annosnced that had been determined 70 raise
additional for the endowment and that rhomas Beaver
and William Adamson had subscribed SO 90 eacn ana
mr. Pardee $50 900 condition that ths Whole Be nsde
NO within the year
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sHIPPIN NEW s.
PORT or NEW YoaK, JULY 81, 1867.

Cleared.
Steamship Edinburg (Br), Bndgman. Misrepresentation
Steamship Minnesota Br,. Harris Liverpool Williams
sseam.hip Deutschland (Brem) vessels Brsmen-oe
Steamship rah-Kse LAessans OF Jaso and Nusvisas-
Dns. sasr~S:S fss.a.nd a'; Brown
sss Steamship w.msus... Fi.h. New ssdford-rsrau'on
sS ssc s.s 81
Ship Constantine, creevy. London-Grinns Minturn
Bark Boa tsp,. cabela, BarcelOna-Rivera, cardoze
Frederick r.s p5sy W.,5 Sum' tAu'o via Rich
Brig aas.s Staples :, Hsso,SOs-nS;: Ward
Bro TSos Gwen, johnson, Nusvitas-Thompson 1 Hun
Brig q A Pitt sr', Steele. Hamilton Bermud.-Nld-
i Brig Sarah Hani. OBJ. Jones, St John, NB-Boyd
Brig Clara Pickena Rogers, Provdence-N McCready
schr J .Auser, Aldrch, BarbadosmA Abbott.
sshr Maria Jane sBr, MaiOney. St Andrews SB' via
sesr Nav. whitney soSs-N Mscrsady Co
s Luz hssy ssi Han
Steamer steam err" P6e i Brown. Phisdsphia.
sth-Bart Aurora Austrais tNor,. Todd, London-Alsr
Steamship 81 Lauren. Frl, Bocanas Havrs and sres'
ASp,,ss err, gsndsI.oG LoIao9 days: Win
wa ID OF the Banks with light winds and fogs-
Brig Koodoo (Br Percy Falmouth L. 40 days. with iron
&c 70 N X Greene Currie.
Brig Alice Lea tor Wilmington Dell, Herring. Trinidad,
l6 DAYS, with molasses To master.
Brig Eugene A Reed (Br), o'Donnel, Guantanamo, IS
DAYS with sugar. 10 the North American Steamship Co..
July H. Martin Collins. seaman died. and was buried at
-
Brig Rolling Wave Han, Gace Bay days, with COAL TO
W Lewis a Co.
schr II W Mccullough, Hubbard. Corpus Christi. with
WOOL horns, &c TO master.
schr Mott Bedell, Bedel, Baltimore.
Schr Sarah Mills, futile Baltimore for Stoningten.
Schr Lizzie Tapley. Perkins, Bangor. o days.
Schr Jessie. Pickett Cherryteld.
schr Helen, Perry, New Bedford.
Schr Trypneria fickerson. Providence.
Schr l. d Wentworth, - New Haven.
sailed.
Steamships Ednburs. Minnesota, Fab Kee.
~ FOR ADDITIONAL SHIPPING INrELLIogyoE
sEE ANOTHER PAGE.
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COMMENCEMENT o. wIllAns COLLEGE.

srrrsourLp, Mas, July 81, 1851
The annual commencement Of williams College took
pscs today, ss which . class Of forsy.Bns students
graduated and the following honorary degrees wsrs con-
fsred LII. d Richard r. Dana OF Cambridge, Mase
Senator Edwin ID. Morgan, OF New York. and JOIN b
Dickson. Of Kelso Scotland D. Drew. Addison 2al-
lard, Of Detroit, hch, and Thomas r. smith, Of Nsw
fers, secretary Of The American Bibs Society.
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Marine Disasf eps.


the NV part OF Block Island.
.,..as Nay II s s:Is ssy
nssss y "a, n hold cargo d'chArnns 10
Gnxrsocx. July ls-The master Of tho Wavelet, from
here P5 ss siyPs up
water
COON 10 ballast going out to-day lightly the
ahaMsda Rocks but win proceed At once as she is max
MAuRrrrrs June ls-The ship Herald experienced heavy
gale OF the Cape the second mate and two hands were
Misceilnneeus.
THr DRy DOCKS still continue busy The steamer Ocean
Queen Is the Sectional Dock at Hoboken, and the
ship Grace Darling 10 yet the Erie Basin ways The
Granite State, which recently sunk on the
end OF Backweirs Island is on Nchosons great
Balance Dock FOO, Pike street. EFFORT u raise her
the Hunters Point railway having failed probably In con-
sequence Of the Immense quantity Of water in her hold
LAuxcmrp-From Russsl's yard. ss wessbrsek, July 90
bark Of go tons named Ads cray she y ownea ~ geo
VINO van command hsryy rs ana others
whalemeu.
schrs Geo Jones' Tabor, and John Lewis Chapman,
'a kss s ss. sas arrived az New Bedford july 70 from
20 % ss Z S o. ss 81 "a s0 s
q r. board :es1 5ais s Ks1
we ,5., cs, :. P,oyinss.syn July 9
lsso IS do vh oecand home direct saii about Juns
s' Sn i s..rs
who reported days previous bark Arthur Pessf
IN reported .: !, ss. 81 g:
s sia,s o. ,s 70 AL maj Jay ~ "hsns' having
s;ssi DousA.uy. Me- was s.~.a. July
oda rsew w.'s q sss y Is sSssd
R: n. ss. , o. snd me ohAnse- 'essa's
u ssig n L L. AZ IN sec'u''' fF'~ 0'''
snip Esdy .s :, PETERSON from Boston '''
BnS Gertrude, Enoch. from New York for Rio 'ansro'
ss Cav ,cn from New York shso July 10 lat
BI 1e dpy DAM psr.. from New rort for 81 crOir
'Isy u y xssrs spn from Philadelphia for Trinidad. July
ars ~ 'Sn VIA steering East date. s, Ion %
Foreign Ports.
AryvrRv july f7--ArrivsH Achhes w, n'enes' Ntor'
Acoua sesbrook, PhiiadepXSN
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OBITUARY.

Catherine NJ. Sedgewick.
This well known authorizes died on yesterday morning
at the residence Of Mr. Minot near Roxbury, in the
eighty seventh year Of her age. She first appeared be-
fore the public writer during the year 1922, in
novel entitled IA New England Tale" which was very
successful and Obtained for the authorizes decided
reputation After that she wrote and published large
number works. besides contributing largely to masa.
zine literature The deceased was most estimaoe lady
will be sincerely regretted by large circle
OF friends.
Henry Stevens, of Vermont.
Mr. Henry Stevens disting uished citizen of Vermont,
aged seventy five years. his residence in Barnet
Tuesday night His FUNERAL takes place on Friday.
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rTas L. ~. 81 en-. bh Ga 7h- 60. eh-
4 4n,n ossie...........o : 81 : 8 80
Fair az cathes-smith, a. Reals. Austin, Pearce 1;
oaiyin, I; Kenny, 1: Mcdonald,
Foul Nv cstches-Nns 2; Birdsall. e.
Foui bound oatches--Mills, s; Birdsall,
Struck out--Pesrce, I; Mcdonald, 2; Aih, L.
Home rnns-0oide. 2; Kenny, I. =.
Balls calcd-On Pabor, 81 on Zettlein. u
Bases on balls called-Atantic T. I'm on o.
Passed baIls--By Birdssll ~ by Mills a. ,,,,
Lodi on bases-ferGuson 2 Kenney B. Leuein ooldis
!, Pabor !. Akin 2, Birdsan 1, Ketchum = Beaasl
Run oh-Birdsan !.
Scorcrs-Messrs. Nsnck and Swift.
umpire-Mr Grum, Of the Eck ford Club
Time Of same-rwo hours and ATTY minutes
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THE NATIONAL GUARD.
Revocation Of Authority.

Revocation Of Authority.
Adjutant General Marvin states, In General Orders No
Is, that the quota of the National Guard being full all
special orders from July l5 1863 December 81 1884,
granting authority for the raising Of additional troops in
this State are hereby revoked This authority
twenty eight separate applications among which are
those Of Marshal Leerts to organize brigade
OF infantry and Messs. Vincent King, John Hardy,
8. Murphy and Francis l. A Boole to raise companies
and regiments IN the city Of New York.
Company A, sixth Regiment Infantry.
The picnic of this company, At Cremorne Garden.
Of Seventy street and Third avenue, Mon
day afternoon and evening last agreeable AFFAIR,
chiefly confined to dancing. scuppns eating. drinking
and merrymaking. This company Is some seventy
strong, and under the command OF Captain Frank W.
bandedl Tho music was furnished by Kissenbssth's
Sixth Regiment Band Dancing began at past
four, and was kept up until twelve Of night
Breech. i. oading Firearms.
The result Of the Of the breech-oading firearms
before the Board of Examination at the State Arsenal
Of Seventh and Thirty nth street, which
has now been in for several days now draw
ing 10 close. The different weapons have been SUD-
jected very trial. and some Of those at hrst
fav0raby regarded either disabled or Withdrawn
Courts Martial.
The Farrar court martial was continued yesterday
morning, the court opening ~ hapast eght anu cios-
ing at a quarter before eleven. Among tho witnesses
called was ono individual who had been subpenaed by
the defendant the ground Of his bong able TO prove
that great injustice was Colonel Farrar and that
the charge OF ntoxcaon urged against him false.
Upon being sworn. he however, told an entirely differ
story, alleging that what be might have said hereto
fore nothing; but now being upon oath, he must
tell the truth Tue testimony Of this witness afforded
much merriment to those present
The court has adjourned over until Tuesday, Septem-
Der g. at half past eight O'Clock A. NJ
A court martial OF the Fourth regiment infantry
National Guard) held At the Armory last evening,
for the trial of delinquent noncommissoned officers
musicians and privates.
Troop G, First Regiment Cavalry. N. G..
This organization. under the command OF Captain
Francis Rsss will celebrate their annual target
sion and summer nights festival at Union Park Sixty.
third street and First avenue, to-day, August l.
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SAILING OF THE STEAMSHIP CUBA FROM BOSTON.

Boston. July 81. 1867.
Tho steamship Cuba sailed this morning, taking
seventyone passengers for Liverpool and $4,000 in
specie.
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AfIGIuO0u Er1<fV"s
The Convention reasscmbled at four O'Clock.


large number Of petitions were presented asains,
Donations secisran institutions and also 10 favor OF
prohieitory liquor law.
By Mr. Fruxa Ircp.) Of Madscn--For equal suffrage
"a women; for the appointment OF superintendent
or Public BY the Regents Of the University
BY Mr.. srssrros. ldsm.) Of New York-Against pro-
perry qualifications.
Bv Mr. LOWRY dem OF Kings-Rciatve 10 compen-
sation for private property taken Tor public uses
BY Mr. You've, ldem.l OF ulster-Against usury.
BY Mr. FoLakR (rsp.j Of 0ntaris-For Tho appointment
By Hr Hrrcnrl, (rep) Of New York-For the main
tensnoe Of the sckool system and Tor the prohib
tory liquor law
cpmuucAueS.
The CnAu presented a COMMUNICATION from the Super
enfsuden OF Public Instruction In answer 10 resolution
fos information.
THE LICENSE rxrs, rrc, oySsw roRx t1rr
Mr.. HARRs, lrep.) Of Albany, from the Cemmiese on
C,ies reported the following resolution which uas
sdopsed:-
Resolved That the ConptroIer " the city OF New York
be hereby instructed make fun report 70 the Con-
venhon 81 the sums annually fcceived from the several
herein and applied through the sinking
fund redemption OF the city debt or 70 the payment
Of city debt durfas the years from 1871 TO
ls66 inclusive; statement slowing the expepses In
Cured each OF said In Grsntlng such licenses col
ec,ing toch fees and IN legal EFFORTS 70 enforce
or collect penalties for nonscompnance 70 law
or ordinance IN each Of such cases; WHISTLER
CopmOn leaal Of The city % 81 'ss Board 81 Supervisors
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-06-07
BY TELEGRAPH.
MIpN1GHT DISPATCHES
FROM RALEIGH.

RALEIGH, N. c., June 6.--Judge Chase
opened the United States Circuit Court
this morning. A large number OF dis
tineuished members we're present. In
the course of his remarks he said that
military authority is still exercised within
Southern circuits, but not now as for
merly, in consequence OF the disappear
ance of local authority aud in supervis'
ion or control of all tribunals State or
National II is now used under acts OF
Congress, and only prevents illegal vio'
lenee to person and property. 1t facilI'
tates the restoration of every State to
equal rights and benefits in the Union
This military authority does not extend
in any respect to the courts of the United
States. Let us hope that heneeforth
neither rebellion nor any occasion for
the assumption of the military authority
over courts and justices will hereafter
su,pend the due course of judicial adj
ministration in the national tribunals in
any part of the republic
The remainder of the time was con-
sumed by the court in hearing important
cases and motions.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-06-07
FROM NEW YORK.

New York, June 6.-The directors OF
the Western Union Telegraph Company
have unanimously resolved to accept the
provisions of the National Telegraph
law passed by Congress, and directed the
necessary notices to be filed with the
Postmaster General Immediately.
By this action the Government will
acquire the right to purchase the com
pany's lines and property, at valuation
10 be determined by commissioners.
The American Institute of Homeopa-
thy. to-day, declined TO admit female
physicians to membership.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-06-07
FOREIGN.

DUBLIN, June 6.-The party of Fe-
mans arrested few days ago, when
attempting to land at Dungannon, say
they we're from Boston, Mass.
LONDON, June = evening Lord
Mas, Chief Secretary for Ireland, an
nounced in the House of Commons, to-
night, that the sentencesof all convicted
Fenians were committed.
Advices from the continent report a
rising against the authorities Of the Sub
lime Porte in Belgravia and Servia.
LONDON, June Cotton quiet and
unchanged; corn, 37s Cd; provisions I'M
changed; petroleum, Is Sd potash, Bis
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-06-07
MepicAL..
MEDICAL.
Something New Under the SUN.
A New Era in Medicine.

I EFT THE SUFFERING AND DISEASED
IL read the following:
Let all who have been givon up by Doctors
and spoken Of as incurable, read tho following;
Let all who can believe facts, and can have
hith In evidence. read the following;
Knoto al Men bv these Presents, That on this
Lord ono thousand eight hundred and sixiy-six,
personally come Joseph Haydook To me, known
as such, and being duly sworn. deposea as fol-
lows; That no As the sole general agent for the
United State and dependencies thereof, for pro-
partitions OF medicines known as MAGalEL'S
PILLS and SALVE, and that the following
certificates are verbatum copies to tho best 81
his knowledge and belief.
IL. 81 JAMES SMEITRE, Notary Public.
$50 Wall Street. New York.
DR.. MAGoIEL; take my pen to write you Of
my great relief, and that the awful pain In my
side has left me az lastthanks TO your medicine,
Oh. doctor, how thankful am that can get
some sleep. l can never write 10 enough. |
thank you again and again. and am sure you
are really the friend OF all sufferers. | could
not help writing to you, and h9pe yoq will not
Juno !, 1865. ZIG Avenue d.
This is to certify that was discharged from
the army with Chronic Diarrh@a. and have
been cured DO DR.. Msggiel's Pills.
New York. April 7. 1866. q Pitt Street.
The following is An interesting case of man
employed in an Iron Foundry. who, in pouring
melted iron into a flask that was damp and wet
caused an explosion. Tho melted iron was
thrown around and on him In perfect shower,
and he was burnt dreadfully. The following
certificate was given TO me by him about eight
weeks after the accident;
NEW YORK, Jan. II, 1906
Ny name is Jacob Hardy am an iron fonn-
der; was badly burnt by hot iron in November
last; my burns healed but had n running sore
on my leg that would not heal; tried Magsiel's
Salve, and II cured me in few weeks. This IL
all true. and any body can now see me at Jack
sons Iron Works. Second Avenue.
.r. j. HARDY.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-06-07
FROM AUGUSTA.

AUGUSTA, June Ga meeting of eit-
gems of Fulton and DeKalb was held at
Atlanta to form a Conservative Union
party. A preamble and resolutions were
adopted denouncing the Sherman bill as
infamous, and preferring military rule to
organizing under its provisions. The
press of Atlanta have no sympathy with
the movement, and pronounce it i'll timed
and iniudicious.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-06-07
On Saturday. June 10. 1907
Trustee sale.

DY VIRTUE OFA DEED IN TRUST TO
ID me executed on the 18th day Of January
1851. By Pierre Baquet 20 secure 20 Joseph
Ftchraruc the prompt payment. AZ maturity,
III certain notes therein specified. ! Will, on
Monday. the STD day Of July. 1871. ~ the
routhoast corner Of Court Square. in the city Of
Memphis. proceed % cell. for cash. 70 the
down on the plan Of subdivision Of the
Fliupin tract. said lots being situated south 81
Fort Pickering. and between the iaads Of Dr. s.
NJ Wheaton and Naccaro. and each haFing n
front Of l50l fifty feet on the Horn Lake road,
and run back between parallel lines a distance
of 10 feet. sale between the hours Of Do an
and 2 pm. Equity Of redemption walrcd-
Tile believed % be good, but convey only ~
frrsfcc. JNO. ErCHNARNE-
rUl Trustee.