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NTOIGE.

THE creditors Of the estate Of >. ;. Malone
i are hereby notifed that / have snsgsstseo
the insoiVency OF said estate 10 the Clerk Of the
l,oun4v S,,7ar4or TioJou county, Tennessee ana
the creditor OF said cate are n9ttnse % NE
thelr ciairuEs duly auihentlcereai EltAln *
MON tbs from date hereof OF tnis aotl0e VII Do
lAso ~ : = VAL sANFohD, Administrators.
April fas, 1851, episl
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MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON
zAILROAD.

FTsRAIrSS leave as follows fcity tlmel:
Through Express, sundays excepted, bs2o
q "a: Through Mail, 6: % pm; SOuervllle Ac-
comm OdatiOn at $40 p M; Grand junction
A Accommodation Train, connecting with Mis-
rissippi Cent al Train, leaves at 1890 pm.
EIpress connects at Grand junction with
afternoon train on The Mississippi Central
Railroad for holly Spring. Water valley,
Grenada. Jackson, Vlcksburs, Miss, New Or
As Corinth, for okolona. Columbus, Miss,
Mobile, Ala. etc.
AT Decatur, for Columbia, Nashville, Louis
wkie, Cincinnati etc
AZ Chattanooga, for all places IN Eastern
ElazaIna, Georgia, North and south Carolina,
virginia, ashlngtOn, Baltimore, Philadelphia,
He9 York, etc
Through Mail connects al Grand junction
with trains for Bolivar aud Jackson. Tenn.
At Decatur. for Athens. Pulaski, Ala, Column
bia Nashville etc.
At Chattanooga Mall trains connect for same
sloiuts ~ Express traiuE.
Baggage checked through.
lFor fickets and further information. amply NJ
sias once No I3 Court street.
W. j. ROSS, Gen1 Supt.
AABARNES, GenI Ticket Agent
aps4tf s. III SHOCK. Passenger a gent.
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Tuesday. y 11S IL 12
ivi,,e, .isseTfDed real estate. tO-WlB: A GER
AIN Iot or parcel OF ground situate. lying and
tsi-,.- H., ehelby county, state OF Tennessee,
i - me lsfh Civil District Of said county
No eig acres and fourteen hundredthS
- ~ acre. fhe same being the north part OF
- No III 81 subdivision No Z, as known on
tfrs njsn OF the subdivision OF the John RAM
ssv rant OF i've thousand acres as subdivided
nv 81 a. Kerr and e 5. Todd Lot No. II is
shown on Rucker's map marked 7. 3 Tate.
TrRas OF SALE-On q credit OF SIX and twelve
mouths, notes with good security, with interest
frOnc ddy Of sale, and lien retained til pay
nent Of the purchase money.
Equity Of redemption barred.
a. ASTON, Clerk and Msster.
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DY virtue OF deed OF trust to me executed
~ by Charles Pfannenesteihi on the 10Th day
Of September, 1855, and duly recorded at the
Registers office OF shelby county, TennesSs e.
in Record Book, No. 81, part second, pages SOS,
5sg and 57a October Ie, 1855. for the purpose OF
securing note for the sum Of Sixty-tWO Hun
dred and Th1rty-tWO DOllsrs ls52S2 co., owed by
him 70 John r. IeGch, and by authority in
vested IN me to sell the property conveyed to
me In said trust deed, I viii, on the 10th day OF
June, 1861, sell, on the premises, at 10 O'Clock
a m TO the highest bidder, for cash, the fol-
lowing desert bed prOperly A certain tract or
par cei OF land situated, lying aud being in the
city Of Memphis, shelby county, state Of Ten
nessee, designated on the original plan OF lots
in aud Of the city Of Memphis as part of lot
three hundred and seVenty-Oue NO Gil, aud
bounded as follows, tO-Wit: Beginning on the
northeast corner OF a lot on the south side of
Jefferson street, known As George Cromwell
S. feet weStwardly tron the intersection Of
j jefferson and Third Teets; thence eastWsriiy
with the EOItb side Of JeEersOn street 50 feet to
its terlainatiOl and intersection with Third
street thence sOuthWardly with the west side
OF Third street lislS feet to an alley thence
wesiwardly with the north side OF said alley
l48h feet to the east side Of another sfley
thence northwardly with the east side Of Said
alley sc feet TO the south boundary line Of the
said Cromwell lot; thence easJwsrdly with
said CromWells south boundary line 9O1z feet
to the southeast corner Of the said CrOmWelPs
lot thence nOrthTardly with the east bound
ary line Of the said Cromwell lot ll25S feet 70
the beginning. together " ith all the privilege
and appurtenancss thereuntO belonging.
The title is believed 10 be good. eufI sell only
as Trustse-the right Of REDEMPTION waived.
Memphis. May9. Issl. rnyIO tds.
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sleeping Cars on ali Night Trains
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH TO ALL
POINTS.

Trasns arrive at Memphis at so am. and
90 pm.
FOR Through Tickets and all Information, ap-
ply al Ticket Ofiice, No. &571S Main street, and
~ Depot. head OF Main street
sam 3. JONES,
Fuv5 I'm General Superintendeut
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TiHE creditors Of the estate Of 4. n. A,plsbs,
i are hereby notified thae 1 have suasasts;f
the insolvency OF said estate to Che CLERK ID fhs
the cEeditora Of sad estate are nosfdcd 10 dls
their claims. duly authenucatsd. within six
mouths irem the date hereof. or IN noiire III
be nled IN bar OF the same
ApEh l.l. IS. - - -alll-l-.I.. ss.sl
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SIGN OF THE BEEHIVE

NINE. MITCHELL q Co..
Ssraac Bonnet Dealers, AItlIineS's
aud Dress Makers.
ADJOINING THE IRVING BLOCK.
Northeast Corner Court Square,
MEMPHIS, TENN
Bonnsts cleaned, Pressed and altered to the
present fsshion, apA Sm
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NOTICE.

D9RTRAIT PAINTER, can be found AZ h..
studio, No 81 Jackson Block until Inc
when he viii leave ior Chicago and Nc,ftt,sTT,
cities. Those wishing Portraits shoalf ss.il
soon- fal1l 4gs
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ApTu hhls8f'
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HEBRBW ASB EASOyIo OALENBAR.
Neutrality-suspicious..
1857

MASONlOD DIRECTOR \ d.
1857
L0DoEs.
AEgFRoEA, No. I6g. Meets lst Monday in
qvery month, at Odd-f'ellows' HRll. Ger. Court
and Main. D. @. Trader, ". M H. T. Tom
hlIson. Sec
rsoT,r,s EgvvpHrs. No IFS. Meets % Friday OF
each month Hall. cor. Madison and second
D. I. Ssilsrs, W, NJ Benz. X Pallen, sec.
E.Er1I RCoT-r No. 2Sa Meets lst Friday % each
T,oDth-HalL cor. Madison and Second. John
Ainslie, ". n; 4. p Wood Ward sec.
HAMILTON, No. 2gs Meets Sd Friday OF etleh
manfh-i0di-F Fellows' Hail. P. NJ. Stanley,
WM; W. n. Butts, Sec.
of eacH nconth-9O4 Front street. John J.
Worsham, $50, ". NJ Z. X. fuhen, ed, sec.
ROYAL ARCH.
PEpyE Chapter, No 4. Meets I'd Monday Of each
nonth-Odd-FeIlows' Hall A. J. Wheeler,
Il. p; h Il. Paynie-, Sec
r. AID S. N.
, FsrrRElzA Cauueil No. e. Meets % Monday Of
eaeh Inonth-Odd-F -Fellows' Hall. John Gent,
IN. H.; n. J. Wiggin- Rec.
TESFLARs.
Cyyv.-, COuumsnderys No. 4 Meets 4th Mon
- - 4 qeh month. John Zeut, CON-; y. j.
Wiggin, heo- "
A. AND -. SCOTTISH RITE.
2l4 Fr0zt Street.
HERvEs Lodge - perfection, on l4ih no, !,
'siaefess CornInu n cations ID Weduesday night
- s-'-h 1nonfh 4enry p. Woodard, SD G..
NJ. chsriss nj. Carroll, 18th. Sec.
vs--.,.,ss - TC5ge al Psrfecfi1n, lsth.i No
SSeeis IN Wednesday OF each LtGnih; GeoTge
WeiIersfl Ssd, G.. NJ; A. \, FIaAs4andi s->l1
gecs. r-ss-
rarpsFtA Council Of Princes Of Jerus salem, lotiii
80. I. Beni. K. PuIlen, Ed, Tarsh.'.i -
r,.T,l.9S-istf FrrR Of Rose CrslE. 18th, No. 2.
Ssbsries W Adsms. Ssd, NJ. W. u. 1. TOM
P5fiI.IIsPE DUPI.EssK1s Council Of R-h, Slth.,
10 i Henry p. Woodard, sd, Gonna
william " CIrode. 33d, Rec ?.
CossIsToRY ~ WEST TENNESSEE, %. Jonn
AinSiie- a. Comm. in Chief; Dodge c.
Trader, sd. Reg.
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DIR E o TO r S:

THIS Company is ueg Policies on lives on AZ
the different plans and at as favorable rates
as any other while it has no restrictions IN re-
gerd 10 residence or travel, ana all its profits
are divided annually among It's policy holders.
10 Is prompt in the payment OF losses. having
months
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IhaneerY Sale on Real Rslate.
On Tuesday, June ii,

On Tuesday, June II, 1867.
No. 42s n. r. d D-Samuel Tate e "a. ys. Lewis
Eelby ct ai.-Ohancery Court of memphis
DY Virtue OF an interiocTtory oesl ee Ltlaoe IN
d this cause will sell, ~ pubic suelon, 70
fhe hivhest bidder at the Courthouse door, IN
fee. ~ ~ Nfenphie Tennessee. on
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INSURANCE AGENCIES
THE ST. LOUIS MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Assets April lst, over Sl,5OO,OOO.

ID. A. JANUARY, President.
JAS. HI. LUCAS, Vice-Prestdenf.
WEN. 4. SELBY, Secretary.
WsT. n. BENTON, Gen'I Agent.
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Ghancery Sale Of Real Estate
Monflan. .Jllne 3. IS61.


~ N, R. - BENZ y EGdins vs.. Vim. D. Iiusu
Chaucary Court Of Memphis
ny virtue OF an luLerlocutorY decres. In this
ID cause, viii sell, st public Auction, 10 the
hizhest bidder al the 0Ourthcuse door. in ne
city OF Memphis, Tenn, on
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Jersey City has few peaches at one
dollar each,
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OFFICE IN MEMPHIS
-AT-
No. ~ MADISON STREET., ResOtO Block.

MCMAHON 81 OTIS,
General Agents, Memphis, Tenn,
For West Tennessee, Mississippi and Arkansas
TO whom all applications FOR Insurance or
Agencies should be addressed.
J. il. MCMAHON. NEWTON 3. OTIS
milk syrn
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i,iED.

BoAKon MONDAY July g. Of consumption sa''s A. s T'~ss
The relatives and friends ,-ni
late releace No Do Iosnest % Wnssia7 uernins "A
10 O'Clock
CUTLBR-In Eewayen Moaia7. July 3! Ms Su'u is' st
10 years.
DAY-On MONDAY July Augusta II Viz o Ai.t Day her 'la
i.tat be- fIner, rraas
Chapel Wednesday, a. , o'clock
DOUGLASSIn Yonkers Sunday lGr a. Robert D,lgsA
youngest Of Robert J. aud Elizabeth Do gssA ..
The and friends the lsy respectfully nyi@i % ast
the aeIs o the Of lis parents lglkrIs. sia
day, july "a. al 81 O'Clock
GILBERT-At Gbersyo, Otsegp Co s. 6a.gril July II
Joseph T. Gilbert, esq, in the 18th year Of ms ss;
HUSTON-On Monday july Ets Huston Hiram
Maria l.. Huston, aged months and y days
Funeral this Tuesday afternoon at - resieare . ia P,r
No % West Fortysxtst AZ O'Clock Tue as 3! Do A<sn q
Massachusetts for iutermeut
Boston papers please copy
daughter Theodore M and Caroline Gnrgn ig 10 gesks
The invited ai he uasfa from The rrsit1ff BIZ
parents Nc Sidney place Brooklyn On fassay m'raas a.
O'Clock
POTTRR-At PanfeR july p RoJrsI . % Ian A saf
Emma C Potter aged and 2 days
The relatives nds 81 the fauy nyel % s,n s s'r
services Tuesday AZ oaoc a. Ne 'r ipre y Ia, gI'@
father l. Potter Psnte ~ } raiHa e,Fe To-. o. i's -
at n and O'clock returning At 9:ll
STOUTAt Orange n j. Sunday July g. OF e915lmpn fb>
dore Stout Of Brooklyn, IN tie 90 year ohs age
OF his boheTin law Isaac C0nir ,avS
attend bis lRera Om 81 Luses Church Caton Ae Bro'af
Tuesday july % at 81 oockP without triaer nyiN'l
SHAPTER-0n SATURDAY July 20 hu Brbeh shiper wiOr As
late James 5 Shapter -. -.
friends invited % fb-nf
residence No Caropak Brooklyn. TUESDAY ga ms &C
O'Clock, p. M
TRAPHAGRE-ou Monday July John y infant John sAd
Elizabeth 7. Traphlgen, aged 81 months ani Sd'gs
near Fourth O'Clock weas.J. July a RelIss' a.A
friends are invited 10 attend
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BASE RAIL.
MUTUAL VS.. HUDSON RIVER.


The Mutual Club had very pleasant trip
TO Newburg yesterday, and enjoyable game with the
Hudson River Club of that city. Taking the morning
boat the Mutual nine and their friends reached New
burgh ut - m. and met by n Committee
of the opposing club. who escorted them 10
the hotel, and thence TO me Dail gI9 4ll'n1
select account Of the scarcity OF Level ground ia
that hiy country is entirely unt Tor ilrs Gas ai,,
Confined 10 narrow limits on every sac by slttls, no
which balls were continually struck ATS rcaghness was
h I'M start to ADOPT rule that balls hit over
the fences on the opposite SIDES OF the euect'
otherwise owing TO the difficulty Of opening gates
egpiug wickets, home runs, could nave been moIu
natcy plenty. The Mutual Club beng without the
science OF Martin, Waterman aud McAlaon ON account
injury aud sickness, requested by letter the privilege
been member Of the club for days. This granted
with the courtesy aud good feeling which haiked me
commenced favoraby for the Newhurghcrs they put
the Mutuas for cipher and scored in The hrst
but run in the minority. But the tide turned and the
Mutuas getting the master OF Browns pitching hattcd
il out OF field without difficulty. and by sharp fielding
gave blanks TO their opponents in every inning thereafter
save the eighth. Hatfield led the score closely followed
by Hunt, who left once too often ON base Hat
cld secured fine home rn. X. HINT two ana PIKE two
The last one OF Pixies was one Of the best ms,
cleared the fence across the street IN right
field but over the roof Of large mansion Under
the impression that he entitled under the rules men
toned to make one base PIKE paused at tr,I Du inning
h9t the SGn S te e oh 5 n seb G c sGon I
pen that strike the house the batter could take
al the bases he could make he easily completed the run
H. Hunt did of the prettlcst fielding Of the DAY,
taking three fly balls beautifully, one OF them
h t, high GTer hi t Gs'd na being aact the p 9si
well and by their long and accurate throwing hrd ue
HaTers deserved Iecr score than they achieved
Their batting very hnc, but IN The iltter INNINGS
fnc cuban excellent pitcher and catcher, and good
PLAYERS ON the Of the field. The umpire discharged
his duties with satisfactory imparallty. The following
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THE LAND OFFICE.

The Commissioner of the General Land Office has
sum,e the President the United States o his signature tive
patents the San Francisco District California embracing
forty thousand nn hundred and seventy s cnurug TO that
overlooked lands pursuant n the grant b. act Of
Compress patents together with those aeav ued embrace
seveHtaVe thousand I've hundred and thirty ~
application made the General Land onee by eirn Of Wis
the island with the privilege OF purchasing the
same the replied that before steps taken for
alleged island which not shown by the oheal
pste Land Ooe the applicant must furnish
evidence Department that the land he describes actually az
navhe channel from the main shore OF the river
governing the Islands and lakes
They regarded suryeAhe unless they surrounded on all d
nv uavigae waters the parcel Of land the OF
which applied fer. actually Island then Il NAY he
SURVEYED the applicant which will be charged
10y sureTor. for the bedwork he ohhgshng himself
10 execute accordance with such Instructions as
NAV be er him h the his competency and loyalty be-
Trustworthy persons An additional SUN must also be
deosd cover the Office examining and
tecng survey Upon the receipt Of eeresae o.
credit appropriation for surveying the public and IN
favor Treasurer instructions will be issued by the
General for the execution Of the survey and
apptove will be advertised for by the local land
officers giving days notice and the applicant will have stand the
competition his paying othe survey hsuEng him no priority Of rShs
OF
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

NEwoRLHAKS July sales 500 bales Low hsdng
24.d25c receipts 10 bales sugar and sau oca
Y Ysa t .SS Miasd Al ssssi as White IS lS
al 10 hight PeTt arm ana Ee p n
Is s,S seI sI. New YORK SIGH EIebaase per premium
wuniNaTos c.. July 22Coton nominal AZ &c Spln tar
PsSs' Sc steady s ur E2 s .s Riir &c
wbeaIhs receipts liberal sales a. n % % Barley active
AreUsTA july holder. asking advance sales of
Sss JAW Il 100 hhds Lugs 50
a. Commos 10 Medium Leaf IS; Selections $ as Flour
declining sa,sane STd 81 so; No New S2 Wheat New
sugar Choice 5c Ness Pork advanced to SA Lard ARM eres
iic q 800 trsss 2c Ksn,rtT Basgag power looms a
Sss. snsy Hams sold a. sOc WHISKY bond sOc New Cop
per zoe - -. NJ An. c,, nA. E,,,,s s,osla.
Country do 40 25alO 7 Bxas 81 Wheat unsettled
e2 aS9 Is FOR Me- s20ssJ2 for Ne q o. 10 for No az
"a sud ssc r New shelsd secsipts3Oo wheat go
bushels Oats ansbes Corn Shpmss9os bels Flour $50
ca1strsr, O. july SCotton ia In moderate demand and
prcss arni sss 50 basi Low AadnsS. @@1te hsngs
mesIE July to-day 2OO bales Low MddIsg %
epic The as ineessans Is feared are injurious 10 ocon
Of crop viii probably be made Ine OOrn efl very
MEMPHIS Ialy receipts 2s hass F0ar
Advancing; sses 4, 81 a. Provision. Meas Pork Hsos2S rs
Bacon--6ezs sides Isc lard lstalSc.
ToIHPo o. July Flo.t iS% New n ns t msa, 'oay
Srek 2 hbls Piar Wheat 100000 bush Corn 800
bush Ossa hbA Flour, $500 bush whsA 1910
% j1y sFioar dn and unchanged lss 60 bb spag
sss wA. SS,' o Corn . S ana "a, d S. ssas
lac Barley nq~an. Meas pers su s23 fog heavy Lara ooo
ss.lses 500 bash Peas RsSsies.s 900 bSs Flour
Whest bash Cara; bush shpmeRts-vu oasa
Waah ls 600 hg.h Germ, oo bush Oats Frsshs ar~ f' OK
July a Flour grst bu, s. sgrsg s Va ~ co e
dui decline tee yes ose Coz No = ana sSS
nT No Rre dali al % for Ss Provisions ''eiI gu as''
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OUTDOOR Sports.
THE TURF.
TRoTTING AT FASHION COURSE

TRoTTING AT FASHION COURSE.
A match for $1,000 two miles and repeat,
between J. Dongey's brown mare Fearless TO haI-
ness, and d. Mace's brown gcding StOnewal Jackson
saddle was announced for yesterday afternoon AT
Fashion Course but the 800 spOTtsmen who asseDeu 10
witness the rotng med TO understand that St0new
enter the field, and II reported tat tne
geldings paid forfeit The race for $500 mile meats,
best three in five. was by Il. Daniels Louise Inc
entries were; ". BOrst's black mare, In harness. W.
Smiths sOrrel mare TO wagon, and b. DaniePs cheslu
mare Louise ia harness. The sOrrel mare was the IA
yore at the start but when Louise" had won the nrst
heat in al coming out four lengths ahead the OI1s az
theate 500 to $40 her but the second neat
the sOrrel mare coming in length ahead, ana winning
the heat in 2:41, the odds reversed. NOT mucn
money however changed hands. The third heat was
by Louise In $40 and when she reached her goal me
sOrre was six lengths In the rear The fourth ana
last heat was aso won y Louise, by five lengths, III 23
he betting in her favor being 500 10 $40 The quarter
time was First heat A. 1871 second heat 40 100; tntd
heat Al 1:lq: fourth heat II, 22. The weather was fine,
and the track the best order but the race was tame
even dizziness.
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NTw-YOKK VI. YONKERs.

The only noteworthy feature of this match,
which was played at HobOkcn yesterday, Was the re-
appearance Of the NewYork Club once celebrated rs the
leading Club in this vicinity The lOnkers Club are
either sadly want Of practice, else have mistaken
their calling. for sorry exhibition OF cricket was
never witnessed. The NewYOrk Club acquitted them-
selves with credit and but for the fine points exhibited
By them the contest would have possessed very Little IN
tercst Byron's 60 Haywards 80 aud Dcmpseys ~ were
double figures well earned, the former carrying cat his
bat with an the donors The NewYork Club stll possess
some of their old stock aud with the additions 70 their
club OF three good players viii keep up
their old reuutatiun They a good ground In Hobo
ken, within easy reach OF The Jerry The following is
nf IN al
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EilsL Inninne.
FIRES.
IN WALKER ST.

IN wALKER-ST.
A fire broke out last evening, at about z
o'clock In the building No 50 Walker-st, occupied by
Wejsker Bro dealers IN millinery goods Loss on stock
about 500 Loss on building $50 Said 20 be insured
N CHICAGO
CucAGo. July 22-Mears e. Baler's single
mill and inmber-yad was destroyed by fire last night
Loss s3OOOe which is insured for s2o,SOo
IN MEMPHIS.
MEMPHIS, July PA destructive fire occurred
IA the Navy Yard Yesterday, and destroyed CrDwder
90 r. fobacco factory and Christian Co.'S warehouse
tooethe with 400 bales cotton and pounds of salt
Total loss S5OOO Insured for $4,000 principally in
Northern Offices The fire was the WORK o. an lncendiary
AT PORT HOPE.
PoRT HoPE, Ontario, July pa fire on
Saturday last nj this place destroyed the OF A. s.
Tempest s. n Pitts. +. Cewes, G. Breit, p J. oDon-
nell H. +. Howell and N hockIn several other parties,
loss exceeds $4,000 fTeeBgine ran over named
Coffin, killing him instantly 81
49, THE PRE- AT QUEBEC
QUEBEC july 22.--Twenty-six families were
rendered homeless by the fire on Saturday
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iiss. s sS5s ~, = Lard. yteisla Css
90 Hoe s.u 30 bush wlcs is Do @ss '' ,S ss'D
St Corn Is ~ as 80 bb'a f'vr brsi Wet Il, -, s
,on aiaas.c r - 9sr hss'' Iov srS. ,, I.. l,~ o
Do' s.s ,r y S cS ssss Wis., E...
srs So agt F.noy - a.o s9nas u o7@s Pa
. o.. 'dIsScs Tct wh c' q iiT.s
SIDE. IS: ps vt l1'G ~ s ; ss, & . s,ss
d.wsIo july 2, Flo a.'7e ..lis BET " i5t Rb sds. s
ti39sI3 50 for Red Winter. sit 10, ~ vss5 1..vI1
n.as, kstr, wse :'i,os ,si p soi len q No iscns,
e. Z, a nv zee Gs II T. sgS hf ~
Gsa.Aa pv terms. cerdul 'sle. 90 ,n.hs. 70 ..s.
ian Cana FFsybeit 40, md Co = S;- ~
4ilsSy. S5c and = New ,Yoit 5Oe
s sh csss u aT 'f a 90 l.; s.sssf 's
sy sT r and G n.s, 9 n ~. :. t ., s va as
Choice Var Rel ~ ss s@to Msaqn srsss ~ ssets ~
ii Isl Yellow a siI5Ssli u o.. st.sdy nsSsI rgoriss.s
firm And ' R tsI9s ogT,'a r sr n s I
dali bu sm s%g ln 4 lIsl!: = d, . goa s,s.,.s
for No spring sl59s15O m Red gaer s.,tor STAT. $50
aM.Sae oS ciaS 81 % ard s Sash pS
- as. 100 prB- Cansd, ~ o. ed 10 bass
dnr sale, 90 husb Illinois s0'a; aat 90 tlsh On pr
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-23

There was an error in our list OF names given
Friday morning Of those that received honorary degrees
al Male College nj the Commencement, ON Thursday last
The degree Doctor Of Music was upon James
g. Barnett Of Hartford, Conn., and not " Bartlett
The Hon. A. +. stevens of New Hampshire,
nsti are AZ swetleS e Hc!el
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-23
GEN. SHERMAN AT MADISON. WIS.

MADISON, Wis, July 22-Lieut.-Gen Sher-
man arrived here Saturday to spend week o. recrea
ton with his family The weather very Their
rnometer. O53
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-23
THE WEATHER.

RRMlREa-The Thermometer Lowest. early $50 Morong
cloudy sairy Afternoon cloudy overcast heavy shower IRON JO
IN 11s M with two peas thunder cloudy Evening ehudy
lightning in the south and north from TO II IL comnsnees 10
rain a II D N. AMI cons1nues TO midnight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-23
NAVY GAZETTE.

AsntSurgon Josiah H. Cu sign Peter Funce Acting AsssAa
placed the retired Paymasr T. w Whtemote
following officers have Acting knagD A Brooke has
ice, hy dscharr~ Acting Takona
Maste Eiw ard White, Acting En and ordered North