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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-03-09
The burning fthe steamer. City Of Bash
The Boats SLAMMED.

The Charleston IS. c. Courier of the
18th inst, publishes an account of the
burning of the steamer City of Bath,
off Cape Hatteras, On the 10th inst.
The details were obtained from Charles
0. Davis, one of the four survivors of
the crew, and are as follows:
At the time of her taking fire, which
occurred about five miles northwest of
Hatteras, the steamer was ON her voy-
age from Boston to Savannah, with
large assorted cargo. There were 26
persons in oil on board, including three
passengers. The fire broke out In the
coal-bunkess between IL and l o'clock
Sunday morning, the 10th INST, and is
believed to have originated from the
bursting of d hanging lamp suspended
over one OF the bunkers. Every effort
was made to exbinguish it, the Captain
working and directing the crew at the
same time. IL gained upon them rapid
ly, however, aud between and 4
o'clock the flames burst out from the
forward matches. 1t then seemed use
| less to endeaVor to save the vessel, and
she was accordinly abandoned. The
boats, three in number, were lowered.
The passengers and five of the crew en-
tered the first, metallic life-hoat, which
was soop afterward swamped by strik-
ing the guards of the steamer, and all
on board of il were lost. Another
party of seven took possession Of she
| second boat, aud have not since been
| heard from. The netalic hfe-boat, af-
| ter being righted, Was occupied by
Capt. Cony, of the City of Bath, the
second mate, Savannah river pilot,
| the first steward and four others. Nine
of the crew, including the engineer,
entered the third boat, ALSO metallic
one. The boat containing the captain
and others was soon afterward capsized
and all on board were lost except the
Ecaptain and mate, who were rescued
4 by the party in the engineers boat
| On Sunday afternoon the schooner
Laura S. Watson was hailed, and In
coming TO the assistance of the party,
a nigh wind prevailing at the time, she
collided with the boat and overturned
1 it. The boat was six times righted and
! overturned, and The crew one by one
becoming exhausted, and the schooner
being temporarily unable to render
them assistance on account of the heavy
sea, dropped off and were drowned
| After desperate exertions four of the
crew were saved. Their names are
Charles o. Davis, Patrick Donovan,
jeremiah O'Brien and Frank Tobey.
There were 26 persons ION the, boat
and it is supposed that ali were lost
bnt the four above named.
/ = f.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-03-09

shoes and embroidered stockings. The
start took place at half-past three, when
Mrs. Thornton obtained lead, which
she managed to keep for some time.
Buckle wrested the lead from
her, which, however, he only
kept for a few lengths, when
Mrs. Thornton pushed forward,
and came into a style far superior to
any thing of the kind ever witnessed,
winning by half neck. The style of
Mrs. Thornton's riding is described as
being elegant in the extreme. Her
close sea. and perfect management of
her horse, bold and steady jockeyship,
amazed and delighted the crowds OF
spectators that thronged the course;
and on her winning she was hailed
with shouts of applause. -MrS. .Sone's
Chronicles of Fashion.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-26
LATE FROM WAsHTNGTON.

WASHINGTON, June 23.-Letters re-
ceived here from quite q humber of SEN
ators and members generally express q
desire for q brief session of congress,
Ten days, it is believed, will be sufficient
to pass the supplemental reconstruction
bill If this be adhered to, the house
committees will not be appointed. Three
senators, who are members of the SEN
ate finance committee, are away, which
it is thought will act against any at
tempt to legislate on finances.
A republican meeting was held at Fair
fax Courthouse yesterday, which was ad-
dressed by quite number of speakers,
under the auspices Of republican con
gressional committee.
it has been stated that the republican
congressional committee have only AZ
teen men travelling south. This is a
Slight mistake. Thirty men, twenty
colored and ten white, have already been
sent into the southern states to make
speeches and aid in organizing clubs. and
more are to follow.
Instructions to our new minister To
Mexico have been forwarded. together
with his commission, to the city of Mex
leo via Vera Cruz. AttereOurg was an
pointed consul in 1861. He is required.
however, TO communicate at once with
President Juarez.
1t is stated. that a witness has arrived
here for the Surratt trial, who viii testify
to his having been 10 The penspiraey to
assassinate President Lincoln, He will
testify this week, when the truth of this
will De settled.
In answer to an inquiry of the attor-
ney-Reneral Of the state Of Kansas. he
states that the amount of agricultural
college scrip located in January is $685.
$50 acres, leaving more than $50. .OS0
acres to be taken before the maximum
of 1,000,0 900 acres, allowed by law Is
reached. and that, as the locations more
nearly approach the maximum, such
action win be taken as may be necessary
to avoid any excess over the legal limit
Rtions,
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.pxANsASIrEMs.

THE Des Are Crescent of the 18th
instant supplies the following Business
languishes. StagnatiOn has assumed q
chronic form, and the physician will not
be along to eradicate this disease before
fall. The weather for the past few days
has teen compounded Of warm sunshine
and sbowers-the latter giving the work
of ollr farmers an intermittent COM
plexion. Rev. Samuel Watson and his
fair and accomplished bride passed
through our town on Monday last. May
the newly welded pair, locked up "a
connllbiai love, gem the pathway of life
with virtuous deeds, and perpetnate their
sinle,s communion in amaranthlne
bowels above.
The Jseksonport Herald says; On last
Monday there occurred one Of the most
brutal outrages ever perPetrated IN this
conniy-the rayishing Of little girl ten
wears old, by her step-father. The parties
live in what Is called the Island about
one and a half mile below Village creek,
near White river. The nend VINO perPe-
petrated this horrible outrage bears tne
name of Elisha Walker, and is, we learn,
still at large, although the most strenuous
efforts have been made TO arrest him.
The Helena Clarion says the physi-
clans of that town have resolved to prac-
tice on the cash system only, and De pela
on esch visit, as In England and on the
continent. The plan has one beneht-Is
effectually prevents one rom eoptraclhg
a long doct0f's bill,
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TRUSTEES Sale

ny virtue OF deed Of trust, executed to m,
n on The first day OF January, RuDlls1S16, By
q V. Hart and Julia A. Z. Hart, hiss, IN tiie (
duly reg stored in the Register f1ce Of7-ngluy
County, Tennessee, in record book No. 81, par
2d paRes 643 and 6i4 to which reference Ii
hereby made. For the purpose OF paying tn,
debt therein secures, l Will on Thursday, the
2Stb day OF June. 1867, on the premises. neal
me city Of Memphis, in the County Of shelby
and STATE of Tennessee, expose to public sale
and proceed to sell TO the highest bidder, fOl
cash the following described parcel of ground
fo-ygit : situate, lying and being in the County
81 Shelbv State of Tennessee, near the city o
Nemphis being one-half Of lot No. hfty-EWO
~, of WfIloughby Williams subdivision, and
6o1nded as follows Beginning at stake on
me west side of Walnut street, the corner Of lO
No. fifty-one l5U running south with the line
of said street three chains and sixtv-nve 365
links 10 a stake the corner OF lot No. hfty-fve
Il thence west with the line OF said lot Notify
ave l5Y ten chains and ninety-seven tl0.gz) links
II a stake, thence north three chains and sixty
i've ls 80 links to stake, thence east ten
chains and ninety- seven (l0,gT) links to the be-
oiDning. containing four acres. The parl
6arebv Intended 10 be conveyed is the north
balf 81 said lot No fifty-two, 52) the same hav-
mo been willed TO the said Julia A. r. Hart, BY
heS mother Elizabeth W. Tanner. on the 9Th
dsV of March 1861. The equity of redemption
T., and 10 this property is expressly waived IN
s-,s5 aeefi OF trust and the titi0iB believed 70
~ good but Il sell aud convey only as Trustee
Ssie 10 le made between the hours Of one and
for,r O'clock IN the GfterDo0n.
sa-tds Il. q. HARRINGTON, Trustee,
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"a the "a pay of JuIy. lse7,

between the hours Of 10 O'Clock am. and 2
o'clock pm, in front Of the courthouse in
Memphis, sell at pubic auction to the highest
bidder for cash, an undivided interest Of one
ing and being in the county and state afOre-
said, in Range 6, Section OF the llth Sur
veyoris District. and bounded thus: Beginning
al blacE oak sapling, " hich has its top cut OF.
from which south 81 east, y links, red oak
falieu-doWu in the corner, southwest Of Grant
No 2gg, in the name OF Wyllie Roberts; thence
east DO poles 90 stake standing four links
northwest Of q posi- oak marked " r." the
southeast corner OF Grant No Zg3; thence north
81 poles TO a stake p links south OF white oak
ner Of 80 acre tract IN the name Of
John ID. Graham thence east q poles
TO a stake 10 links west Of one ash marked " II.
i. NJ" the northeast corner OF said Graham's
IS acretraet thence east, passing white oak
marked II. f. NJ, the southeast corner OF
grant No. 42G6 in the name of John D. Graham,
ia all IS poles, 70 a hOrsPbeam in the west boun-
diary line OF Joseph McDoWells 500 acre tract,
and the southeast corner of grant No. 1924 for
81 acres IN the name. of +. McGses thence
north with MctOweli' S line crossing Vol river
at SO poles and through cypress pond at I'D
noles in all lS5 pOles 20 a stake and small cher
. ~ ularke W." the northeast corner Of said
grant 42g4; thence north y poles TO a stake !;
t1ence south l6 poles 70 stake in the line Of
grant No. 4276; thence crossing Wo!f river twice
and through an island in said river 50 poles 20
a stake the northwest corner ef grant No.
4z88, thence south p poles TO stake the
northeast corner Of grant No. 299 in the
name of Wyllie Roberts; thence west crossing
4 links west of a pest oak marked "R,, the
nerthWest 9 1rner OF grant No. 2g8; thence l4S
p0ies to the beginning, containing sill Z acres
Tne title to this property is believed to be
good, but will convey only as trustee.
teo-Inpa Trustee
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rFNAs ITEMs.


The TeTns Press suggests to the pub
! fishers Of journals in that state the pro-
priety Of holding a convention for the
! purpose of establishing uniform rates Of
| advertising, and adopting regulations for
I the mutual benefit of the craft. The
same paper saysI The heavy rains for
| the past week have greatly damaged
/ this section. Thousands Of acres are
/ said to be inundated in the valleys of
our different streams, and in the high
| lands the tender blades of the cotton
plant, in many cases, have been beaten
| down or washed away. We hope, how
ever, the injury is not so great as re-
/ ported.
The Houston Transcript Of the 18th
says the city is crowded with members
/ from all parts of the state in attendance
upon the meeting of the grand lodge.
! Business of unusual magnitude is before
J them, not the least important OF which is
| the provision Of the means necessary to
/ forward the erection Of the new Masonic
temple which Is now in process of con-
I structiOn.
The people Of Texas are rampant on
/ the subject OF railrOadr,yGnd many pieces
! Of new roads will be placed under e. II
| tract Immediately, and it is hoped 40 fai
afford TO the residents of differenf Mem
| tions of thu vast state the same faGs cri fie
for rapid cot kmunieation enjoyed "
commonwealth rosd ma ma
tleman by If name Of y Wilcox for
many wears 4"erS-',t of Texas and of
tbis this Siiv or on 81. and afternoon Shot and
Killed = sol t9gt 1.-THE 6th cavalry near
his resides-le. The reports of the eircum-
II offending this unfortunate affair
e sponsIvarious, that we hesitate about
), Of taany of them. Suffice tosay, that
, nlcH had nothing to DO with the mat
tei -AleS Wilcox was originally from
the north and, we understand, has been
always 8 union man. He is in custody
of the military.
The Gonzales Enquirer says Should
the late heavy rains have proved gem
eral in the country, which doubtless they
have, the few complaints we heard last
week of corn suffering, will be turned
into congratulations. We can only reit-
crate what we said last Saturday, that
the crops are in a fiourishing condition;
grass and weeds ditto.
The Waco SpecltlGtOT gives an ac-
count Of the premeditated killing of
'n lr. Morrison by a negro at the Waco
/ ferry. The horrible act was committed
with double barrel shot gun. The ne
gro is in the hands Of the authorities.
The Austin LlteltigeRcer hears of
the apprehension and hanging by mob
Of Alexander and MedlOck, for alleged
completely in the murder of Judge
Doyle, Of Hill county, last year. They
were caught near Waco.
A Mrs. Hamilton was brutally MUIR
dered in johnson county, by her brother
in-law, Mack Hamilton. The citizens
are in pursuit of the tiend, but up TO this
date had not succeeded in affecting his
| capture.
AT La Grange negro fiend was sent
| to serve out a term of seven years in the
! peuitentiary, for brutal assault and
attempt at rape upon a Bohemian wo-
man. The terms for him ought to have
| been hanging.
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sv-S Chapter. No T. Meets ID Monday of each
month-Odd-tello'r hal. A j. " nee-eTi
II p: II. u. Paynter, Sec
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SOUTH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IN
UNDATION OF RED RIVER-KUIN OF
A private letter 10 The edltori dated
Little Rock, 18th June, says:

A private letter to the editor, dated
Little Rock, 18th June, says:
L have returned from Red river with a
sad heart. The whole country is sub
merged and a further rise coming down.
The loss is far heavier than on the Ar
kansas river. Absolutely, ruin stares
every one in the face, whilst the crops on
the hill lands are not much better, fer
the excessive rains drowned and scalded
the plants, and now the cool, cloudy
weather has generated myriads of lice,
which are devOuriBg the cotton plants
that escaped the severe rains. There
seems to be balm even in Gilesd for US,
and the Lord himself has passed such a
sweeping confseatiOn bill by the deluge
of waters that he has flowed over our
crops, that the widest blasphemies OF
that archfiend himself, Stevens, did not
reach.
The people are respondent, and this is
the land Of " Morah." -,
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Of the anti-Catholie riot
was the offensive har-
4n named Murphy. The
I'd at one time OF q hundred



sdsand people.
"a recent writer describesthe Oberlin
college in Ohio, where the doctrine OF
H free love " is taught and prectieed, as
"a cross between = lunRtic asylum and
A radical sheet asserts that Thad.
Stevens. of Pennsylvania, was the
| founder of the free school system in that
atsta In honor Of this fact the Penn
svIvania college at Gettysburg has for
malIy iuauguTated preparatory depart
ment, giving it the name OF stevens
hall"
with only two murders, and wedding
OF two, things are very dull.
The liquor dealers OF New YORK pro-
nose to organize and on some speclned
Sunday all open their stores and sell
liauor as if no excise law existed.
The climate of Omaha, Ne6raska, Is
salubrious, but as in some other large
places, it isn't healthy TO be Out aiter
dark. l..as - -.
! ohio ore to meet in convention st Cleye-
land on the 4th proX., to take action IN
raistion to the nomination of Gen. Hays
for Governor, he being reported De-
| Uever in free trade.
-Foruey. speaking of the opera IN
London. saws "The prices OF sdmis-
sion are to the pit about two collars Of
onr money! to the stalls equal 70 the
DsTonette in our academy, about three
follars of our money, while the boxes
range from ten to thirty dollars"
-EDnripg q recent wedding in church,
in a village near Troy, when the clergy
man asked if nybody knew any reason
vhv the ceremony should not proceed,
woman rose in the audience, and forbade
ne mans on the ground that the groom
had promised TO marry her when her
husband died. The clergyman decided
that she had no right 70 look 80 Tar
ahesd. and went on with the petierm'
ance. 60. n,,,o
vvaafher for the past week has been ex-
eaedinglv warm. The crops are looking
ana and if there should be no drought
.,;Il i've an abundant yield.
A Mexican newspaper, pa0ilshed al
fsuadaiupe, eongratulates Itself tpat
fSnrone no longer threatens that country,
mi ~ BECOME > suppliapt for the life oi
the oideyant emperor,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-26
The eovernment has received ofici

The government has received ot1elal
dispatches lately from Commodore
Leroy, showing that there is no truth IN
the reported capture Of Santa Anna, ana
of his sentep0e to be snot BY the Mexi-
cans. He arrived at Vera Cruz on the
4th Of June, proelaimiDg himself empe-
ror of Mexico, with the consent OF the
United States government, ~ he said,
which the consul and Commodore Leroy
disbelieved to the extent Of preventing
him from landing, and eseorting him IN
the Virginia twenty miles out 70 sea on
his way to New York,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-26
RAILROADS.
MESpHIS AND CHARLESTON
-AT1OAD-

rf,Fz ms leave as follows tcity tiiAel . ..,a
Through FXpress, sunday eNeepyetli,' '5tO
a ua Through Mail, e. 30 p-lu-i 0'--eL' ---' ~
comm odation al $40 D. lh. ..--. .,-ftf,
FXpress connects st Grand Junction VII ,-.li
Afternoon train on Jla Al>slosllA Ne-i5Le Nei 81
Rsilroad for Holly SpuuA5r " atei y "a .--lys ~ >
Grenada. Jackson, NlcEsDurg, MIS- NeN VI
az AZ Coriuta, for Okoloua, Columbus MISS
Mobile, Ala, etc. - ,-.s.-frl- -r,fs-
willie, Cincinnati, etc. - - rg.t,r,,
At cha anuDga, for All places ln l-''selu .4s u
AIsbarna Georgia, North and sOuin NafgltIli
VJrginta washington, Baltimore, fnii'.ae4i MA
New FORK, eIc. yr-r r-,,.tF-.-,
MIN frsitIs foF Bolivar and Jackson Tenn.
Al Decatur for Athens, Fulaakl Ala N1i-ilh
Al c'5sitanoSEa Mail trains connect for same
points a. Express trains.
Faqpage checked through
80 ifeBets and further Information, apply az
th- office. No. 2as Main street, corner OF Noulh
W. ROSS. Genl Supt.
RARNEs, Geu'l Il icilet Agent
apI4tf - H SHN X, Passenger Agent
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-26

DY virtue or a Deed of Trust made and exc
ID cufed by Elijah Brooks to J. q. Menden-
hail, trustee. on the nth day of June, lSjl, and
recorded in the Registers Records Of Shelby
county, state Of Tennessee, in Book No. So,
page lGi. which said Deed of Trust was made to
secure +. " wilson and Jane Wilson in the pay
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-26

1T is asserted that at late cOnsistory
in Rome, the cardinals were Of opinion
that tbs financial conversion OF church
property proposed by Italy was an ineYl-
table necessity,
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!
HENRY q. FREEMAN Secretary.
PLINT FREEMAN, President.
LORING Andrews, Vice President
HRSRY c. FREEMAN, Secretary.
STATE OF TENNESSEE. ,
COMPTRoLLER 3 OFFICE. =
NJ III L. -

STATE OF TENN EsSSEE D
C0MPTRoLLERis OFFICE.
Nashville, June g. 1867.
I, q. W. BLACK BURN. Comptroller OF the
Treasury, DO hereby certify that the GLOBE MU-
TUAL LIFK IHsURANC COMPANY. located at
New York city. in the state OF New York has
produced 70 me satisfactory evidence that said
Company has compiled with all the require
meuts ofthe laws of the state OF Tennessee i'm
posed en- lnsurance companies. and I further
eeTtifv that n. r.. TOhLINsON GENERAL AG'r of
said Company, has also complied with the re-
quiremeuts Of the laws Of the State. made and
provided in such cases. wherefore, said GLOBE
MUTUAL LIFE Insurance COMPANY has au-
thOrity to take risks and transact the business
Of insurance in this state.
q. ". BLACKBURN.
Com ptrUller Tenn.
Active. reliable and influential parties can
find remunerative employment a. solic tors,
by application 10
Il T. TOATLINSON, General Agent,
No. n Madison street, Memphis, Tenn.
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A. AND A. SCOTTISH RITE.
~ ErJ1t Sireet.
sFuR,rFs Lodge of Perfection, 18th; No. l.
Esfetsd COMMUNICATION ~ " Wednesday ulgnl
rf aaqh month Henry P. .'NoOdard, sd g.
MTFHqag Lodge or PERFECTION. 18th; No. 3
Meets an wednesday OF each mon p, George
Mellersh sd, o.. a.'. f; A =. FEtukLaud, I'd,
Ser. ,
CAsIPHrA Council princes OF Jerusal EN-, ld -
80. i. Benz. K. Pulen, sd, larsh.'.i {
=. Sec. der
Charles ". Adams, a-l, NJ. NJ. ii. T. I =
lapson, 81 4, Sec. 80
PHILiPPE DUPLEssEIs council OF IN, o'Lh-
40 L Henry r. WoOdaru, sd. Comm.
William y. Cirole sd, Rec.
a.5NsFsraRY OF WEST rESNEssEE, sd John
Afnsiie. gSi., Comm. IN chief; Dodge c.
TrAder. SD, Reg.
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tatvean the hours OF 10 O'Clock m. and 4
.,islosk nm. in the Mosby Block. on Front
49, No. qn IN the city OF Memphis, county
n eshelbv and state OF Tennessee, offer and sell
70 flSa hiQhest bidder for cash, the folloRing
osi soIlai property, viz: 1 IRON Safe and CON
fs,fs = Xritina desks and ONCE Furniture
S6ai7s Carpets, Tables, Letter Press, etc
T-r1niSs and contents, Book Case snd Books
Writiug Desk Pictures, Bedsteads,
S1fafressaS 2 saeets Pillows, I large Mirror
f1ss,1er Table ] NFashsland, l Wafer Cooler
iavied ou IA the property Of defendants, ]. 5
tsSy,iiis,es X Co. 70 satisfy the above Pluries
P. NJ, WINTERS, Sheriff.
BY IAs. II. swan, D. 5,
1nne q 1885, leAl ~
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NTCICE-
rr,yFIc creditors OF the estate OF s. g Malone
are hereby notifed that i have suggested
The insoiVency Of said estate % the ClerE ofthe
f,auufv t,ourt0f Upton county. Tenneszee. aud
flrr creditor Of SAID estate are nouiai to 81
theIr ciaimss, duly aul1entlcated, within eI1
months rom date hereof, o. ms net-ec VIII 81
dlelli IN ear Of the san1e.
- Val. EaNEQaDs AdDllist1s
April lat, ls6E, ....ss. Is
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DISBURSEMENTS. '''-''''' -


Szs9 2Gs So
The Trustees have declared a DIVIDEND on.
all Participating Policies In force which have
been in existence l. months prior to Jan. 1, 1857
to be credited each Policy 10 proportion to its
cOntrf butiOn 20 Surplus. and 70 be applied az
the Renewal Of each Policy either in reductiod
Of Premium or keverslonary Additions Ia
1855 provided the Amendment OF the Charter
now before the Legislature is elfecte,ii other
wise in ls7U.
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THE MEMPHIS APPEAL
MEMPHTe..
BREvITIEs.


The Car Alexander has su,nended
conilscation in Poland.
The catacombs Of Paris contain the
bones and skulls of I 200 900 persons.
"A Birmingham Engiishman has in.
vented darning machine.
Gold dollars in packages of copfec.
SIonary Is the latest phase Of the gift
Lord Brougham has cot home 70
Cannes in excellent health.
Rear Admiral Golden reports that
the African slave trade has virtually
'eeased.
The cholera is dying out in Europe.
Units prevailing in Tunis, how ser.
llc'-Satrap Sickles asks to 4eved.
oRnd for court Of inquiry. 5iller Louis /
Sing Sing prison coRs217Y9ulk Yors BaIJi- tlts
victs, of whom 156 are h II wesT, at
"A son of Benedict oit
lieutenant general in tlo, as f1ss tsss9sinil
in 1853. ~. nuno as
& Paris statistics shoyt nlc coS PnukkAee,
or New -t5rreal. y fSa To- 10 l,ns2 n, ~ RaI =
VicksbuTg, Natchez, t'..S ana wtsT,
Il pi5iii Stations on Mississip usunsss
Southern, New Orleans, y
Northern RAILROADS at 3;3l l -
y sI.AA1lopqsz ~ pqzta2IJa g. q l1laehlss VI I,s
,is3A have b.. y. ~
,t le < SS1Al :, mil
IA stattos or