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District Court Of the United States for n,
Eastern District Of Tennessee.

Eastern District Of Tennessee.
In the sasster Of Christian Ousley, JT Bankrupt Es
District Of Tennessee, IS:
IN BANKRUPTCY.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE: THAT
on the cath day Of SEPTEMBER. d 1867, awarrsBtb
Bankruptcy issued out Of the district Court the %
States for the Eastern District Of Tennessee, against %
ofChrisan 0usey Jr in the county Of Union, said Dr
who has been adjudged bankrupt his petitsn A.
tbs payment Of any debts and delivery Of any property III
longing 20 such bankrupt, 20 him for his use and M
transfer Of any property BY him Forbidden by IA,
meeting of the creditors Of the said bankrupt pr
their debts and to choose assgBees Of his STAT
will be held Court Of bankruptcy, g be holden % M
saith day Of October, A. D. 1867, at 10 O'clock NJ a. n,
oca of the Register in Bankruptcy at Knoxville Tslnes
in Of the court house, before l. Trow bridge Es Re-
gister.
B. MCDANIEL
Oet2-2t Messenger Q. 5. Marshal for said District
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Everybody,
ERRORS OF YOITTH.

hurrsa sizas, asaS.to D. Drawer o1zS Bo
Mass, for important confidential circular. sept4-
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The following letter was written by Macmillan
two days before his execution
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BILL AND CROSS BILL.

THOMAS H. cAEDwktL, ATTORNEY nEroHrEH.
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MIsrenresentatIOn OF GOV. BrOWnIOW.

September 20, 1867.
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Frnm mexIco.

NEW YORK, August 5.-News from
Sissal has been received to July %
Vera Cruz July "a. and Mexico the 14th
Santa Anna is still in prison. Nothing
has been heard of Marquee yet. For.
eign Ministers were nnmoleSted. The
Press was advocating a general amnes'
ty, but all agree that severe punish.
ment should be melted out to Marquee,
LcozadA and others.
GALVESTON, TEXAS, August 5.-The
steamer from BraZos brings advices that
JuRreZ issued u grandiloquent address
on the 10th of July, in which he says
Good SONS of Mexico, fighting alone
and without assistance; any one could
have preserved the liberty and indie.
pendence of the Republic.
An election for President Is to be or
dered at once. 90 -
The press favors general amnesty;
the country to be divided into six mill
tary districts; Escobedo and others to
have command. .rs ra...-
LeoZada's forces refuse to recognize
Juarez. Castillo and Aquine have been
sentenced to be shot. The place of con-
cealment of Mendez has been discOv-
cred, but he may cut his way out.
NEW ORLEANS, August 5.-By an ar
rival from Vera Cruz we have the fol.
lowing authentic report: Admiral Pal
IL. er and staff have gone tothe City OF
Mexico, it is said, to demand the person
of Santa Anna, and endsavor to per-
suade the Liberals to give up Maximil-
ian's body.
The Austrian steamer Elizabeth was
lying at Santillana, taking on board the
Austrian refugees.
An American and q French manor
war had arrived off Vera Cruz.
Vera Cruz was healthy.
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sale of Trust Properly.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN on the 20th day OF August, 1867, at
the front door OF the Court House, In the
city of Wheeling, West Va, between the
houn Of lQocloek, a. m. and 4 O'Clock, p. m.I
will selI the following descr ibed real estate,
6 tuated in the county OF Ohio state Of West
Va, that is to say: Lot No. l63 in Orion A
Zane5 addition to the City NJ Wheeling, on
Zanes' Island.
Also. a parcel Of ground bounded on the
west by lot Nc. 2o5, on the east by let OF
ground which In A. d. 1850 belonged 70 Zln-
mer a Ibbotson, fronting : feet on webster
street, and running back Of even width To
Wheeling Creek.
AIso. a Tract or land situate on ChRpllnes
HIT RdIOinIng- the City OF Wheeling, con :
tainiuR I'VE and one-IouTth 90 acres OF
land. The coal under said land having been
reserved when purchased. For more par
tlculnr description Of said land reference Il
made to the survey made In the case OF
Gather & Co. against VIM. Chapllne and
Others, ~ a .l,s
hand, the remainder IN equal payments OF
atx and twelve months, with well secured
paper carrying Interest Hl.aal
This sale e made by me as Trustee In n
Deed of Trust, recorded In book a cage 53l.
.-- d.. SMITH, Trustee.
wuYrT r,Tc1 Univ II 1871. fYlB-lfdkiIW
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NEW YORK. Aug. 6.-The Tribune's
special says the old story OF the resiR.
nation of Stanton Is being revived
| This time there seems to be good foun.
daIion for II q The President's contem.
4 plated removal of Sheridan is opposed
| by Stanton and Grant. The President
stated, last week, that he would remove
Stanton 6rstsnd then Sheridan. Some
| doubt is expressed as TO the Presidents
power TO remove cabinet officer un.
der the civil tenure of Office law. The
Presideut's friends say il he cannot
make Stanton resign he will suspend
him until the meeting of Congress.
Tide whole matter has been the subject
of much talk here within the last TWEEN.
| ty-four hours, 1t not having become
known until then that there really was
quarrel between the President and
Stanton. 1r. tr
General Grant + as had several inter.
views during the week with the PresI-
| dent and Secretary Stanton on the pro-
posed removal of General Sheridan. 1t
| Is said that General Grant CONSTITUTES
the reconstruction act to place on him
part of the responsibility
for its faithful execution by
opposition TO General Sheridan's re-
moval. he is opposed to General
Sheridan's removal, and when consult
ed by the President, gave his opinion
that in no one could he place more
trust than in General Sheridan.
The Times special says, the recon-
mendation for mercy to Mrs. Surratt,
made by the members of the military
commission which tried the assassina-
ton conspirators, has at last been un-
earthed, andreads as follows: gslryf
The undersigned, members of the
military commission detailed to try
Mary E. SurrRtt and others, for the
conspiracy and murder of Abraham
Lincoln, late President oil the United
States, DC, respectfully pray the Presi-
dent, in consideration OF the sex and
age of the said Mary Z. Surratt, II he
can, upon all the facts of the case, hnd It
consistent with his sense OF duty to the
country, to commute the sentence of
death, which the court have been con-
strained to pronounce, to imprisonment
in the penitentiary for life. Respect
fully submitted.
Signed-D. D. Hunter, Major General
and Presidents; Aug. Kautz, Brigadier
and Brevet Major General; r. N. Fos-
ter, Brigadier and Brevet Major Cen
eral; James Aiken, Brevet Brigadier
General; Charles a. Tompkins, Brevet
Colonel and Assistant Quartermaster.
This recommendation was drawn up
by Hon. John A. Bingham, Judge Adj
vocate, and the following members of
the court refused to sign it: Generals
Lew Wallace, A. P. Howe, t. NJ. Har.
ris, and Col. D. r. Gleudening.
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NEW YORK, August 5.-The steamer
Rapidan brings Havana adyices to the
3lst ult. e-s
Great preparations were making to
celebrate the laying of the Cuban
cable. H.
There were some arrests reported in
Mantanzas and Cardenas on suspicion
of connection with the late attempted
disturbance.
Great anxiety was felt for the arrival
of the next mail from Cadiz, 1t being
feared thatthe new ministry will send .
new set of officers. .r.a
The Havana merchants have unani.
mously agreed to charge their Gus.
TONERS an advance of one quarter per
cent. in consideration of the new tax.
The steamer Virginia brought City oil
Mexico advices to the Goth, Very Cruz
to the 24Ih, and Sisal to the 2Sth of July,
The Presidential election was pro-
crossing peaceably. 7- Et
The Generals adverse to JuareZ were
organizing forces in the mountains.
The Indians were making bold incur
sions into the white settlements near
Yucatan. '-1l EEa .r lLsE
Havana sugar market quiet: offers
not above So reals for No. Il. ---i
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WASHINGTON, August 5.-The follow
ing facts were obtained at the National
Currency Bureau: The Unadilla Ma
tionel Bank Wentfnto voluntary liqui-
1dation June 10th, in accordance with
the provisions of the National Curren-
cy act. Early in July certificate was
issued by the Bank Superintendent OF
the State of New York, giving author
lily to organize the Bank under laws
of the State, and at the time of action
both Bank Superintendent and officers
of the Bank insisted that it was State
Bank. The liabilities are small not
exceeding SO, 1000. and there is sur
plus of securities on deposit with the
United States Treasurer-about $4,000
more thAnenough to redeem the ciTcu-
lation. The liabilities of some indi-
vidual stockholders are large, but these
are entirely distinct from the liabilities
of the Bank. A thorough examination
of its affairs is being conducted under
the Comptroller of the Treasury, and
u Receiver will be appointed.
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NEW YORK, Aug. 5.-The correspond
Ashboth, and the Minister for foreign
affairs of the Argentine confederation,
has been published. The former, it
appears, was determined TO press upon
the Acknowledgements the friendly
offices OF the American government. In
doing SO he took n somewhat captious
meaning out of the reply of the latter
refusing such offices. The consequence
waa that Gen. Ashboth has been CURLY
tol0 told that his remarks will not be
considered, and that the conduct OF
another United States Minister, Mr..
Washburne, calls for inquiry on the
part OF his government.
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NEW YORK, August 5.-Saint Do
mingos dates to July 20, state that the
popularity of President Cabral was di-
minishing, owing TO his opposing the
representatives of the people and sup
had resigned and Congress was dis
solved. New elections were ordered.
The latest advices from Jamaica re-
port continued paralyzation of trade
In Kingston, and general immunity
for frauds and robberies committed in
official circles, and in the rural dis
tricts. The administration of the Col
oniaI Government under the new sys-
tenn planned, is unsuccessful.
Reports from Kingston, to July 10th,
are replete with lamentations about the
new and heavy taxation system i'm
posed by the Colonial authorities.
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New YoRK, August 5.-Ths Times'
Fort Harker special says: The 1ndi-
ans killed seven men, yesterday, six
miles from here. The men killed were
railroad laborers. After scalping two
OF the men, the savages proceeded to
Big Creek stage station, and ran on 200
horses and mules. This was in day
light, and while exposed to the fire OF
fifty infantry aud a dozen stage en-
ployees, three hundred yards from
them. It is considered the boldest dash
the Indians have made. Captain Ames
started Immediately in pursuit, and
overlook the Indians last night, but
found them too numerous to attack
with his forces, and sent back for rein
forcements, which were forwarded.
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New York, August 5.-Daniel Gould.
United States Consul at Leith, died
there, July 22d.
The Cork Examiner, of July 25th,
says: Every indication points to the
certainty of q war between France and
Prussia. A council of war is at the
present moment being held in Russia be-
tween the STATS of the armies of Russia
and Prussia, and under the presidency
of the Gar himself Plans ofcampalgns
suggested by probable coalitions be-
tween France and other States are uu-
der consideration. Further. 1t is as
serted that Prussia Is eager to begin the
war Immediately, and before France
has got into an attitude. Russia, how
ever, inolines to postponement, which
does not make the strife 1t may defer
less Inevitable. E
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Boston, August 5.-The question OF
annexing Roxbury to Boston will be
settled in September. by vote of the
TWO cities.
The State constables invaded three
club houses in Lynn, Saturday night,
seizing liquor and gambling imple-
ments, and arrested thirty-four indi-
yiduals,
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NEW YoRK, August 5.-A special dis
patch from San Francisco says: The
great tunnel of the Central Pacific Rail-
road at the summitof Sierra Nevada Is
nearly completed, only sixty-four feet
remained uncut on Saturday. The rails
are being laid on the easterly slope,
where twenty miles of track were
graded. 1t is expected the locomotive
will pass through the tunnel by the 18th
inst, and the line completed TO Nevada
in September next.
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Fire.

PETRoLIA, c. W., Aug. 5.-An acci-
on:Saturday night, communicated to adj
joining wells; ten were destroyed, with
all the machinery, tanks, &c. Loss,
50, 900, mostly to the King flowing well,
composed of Noble, Marshall, Taylor
and Thomson.
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EroIn WnahInrton.

WASHINGTON, August 5.-The second
annual Schuetzen Fest of the Washing
ton Schuetzen-Ve rein, commenced to-
day, and will continue till Friday.
This event promises to surpass the
grand celebration of last year.
Pierrepoint spoke the entire day in the
Surratt case and concludes tomorrow.
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Notice.

TIME UNDERSIGNED, SAMUEL L CAR
and qualified by the Orphans Court In and
for the County OF Westmoreland, In the
State OF Pennsylvania, as guardian Of Nor
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Hanson Ptgman and Nathaniel Pigman, NIL
nor children OF Nathaniel PIgman and Mar
county, West Virginia, both OF whom are
now deceased, (which minor children reside
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1867, OF the Circuit Court for Ohio County,
West Virginia, or As soOu thereafter during
apply to the said Circuit Court for an order
directed to Beverly II. Eon, as guardian OF
the said minor children, To pay over and de-
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property and money in his hands belonging
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NEW YORK, Aug. 5.-The Herald's
Key West (3d) special says: Everything
is in readiness TO lay the cable. Paying
out began to-day. The line will be
opened about the 18th OF August.
3lst, says: The Spanish steamer Cut
dad Condal's passengers and crew were
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Mill Rnrne,I.

PoRT CoLBoRNE, August S.-The saw
and flour mill in Humb erst, belonging
to Swan & Co., was burned last night.
Loss $40, 900, with insurance of $4,000
in four American Companies. The fire
is supposed to have been caused by the
machinery heating in the upper story.
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THE LATEST HARVEST ADvIcEs.-Re-
garding the foreign and domestic har-
vests, the New York Tribune says
"Our latest adyices from Europe bring
bad news of the crops. The harvest In
France threatens to be much below the
average. and in Portugal the vineyards,
which furnish the principal support OF
extensive districts, are seriously affect
ed by disease. In nearly all parts OF
our own country, however, the agricul-
tural prospects, Notwithstanding the
wet summer, are extremely cheering,
and without a perceptible drag upon
our own store we can make up the de-
tlciencIes of Europe. We have taught
the Old World countries the art of war
and peace, and set them many a good
lesson in politics. Now-and not for
the first time either-we are going TO
feed them.
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REDWOOD.

CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH BOARD
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Brighton, Beaver county, Pens; the 18th =
SEPT 10Th. The highest references given
and catalogues sent on addressing
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NEW YORK, August 5.-Tne steam
yacht, Alice Riggs, the property Of Ja-
cob LorilIRrd, OF this city, sunk OF Cape
Hatteras, on the morning of the I'd
inst, while on q voyage to Baracoa.
The officers and crew were rescued by
the steamship Virgo,
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MARIETTA COLLEGE.

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same a. that In the best Colleges In the coun-
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stndents pre- pairing for the ministry, and
Union Soldiers who wish 70 take a colIeRiRtt
course. have their tuition RENTED.
The PRERARAToKYsDEPART furnishes
business,
The next mwIlieommenceo on wednes.
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CATTLE NCARKH.

CArTLE-Receip b 62ss beeves; 1856
sheep and lambs, =. 454 hogs. Market
depressed and hair to one cent lower;
offerings liberal to-day, some 1900 head,
prime 151fa18c. first quality l5al61zc,
fair to ordinary Half.
SHEEP AND LAMRs-Buoyant and lc
higher on last weeks quotations.
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BUFFALO, August 5.-Chsrles De Gem
hard, musician was accidentally drown
ed while fishing in the Niagara river at
four o'clock, Saturday afternoon.
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heavy at 25c lower for new, and steady
for old. IL
GRAiN-wheat-DuII and nominalIy
2a3c lower for new; old, quiet aud
steady. Rye-Dull at 81 40al 42 for
western. Corn-Firm with n good
speculative demand at 81 Goal OS for
sound new mixed western, and 81 Ola
l O5 for unsound do.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork-A irregular
and unsettled; sales 1000 barrels mess
at S22 p5a23 90 cash, and S23 0Oa23 1s7<
ular. Beef-Quiet. Cut Meats-Steady
and quiet. Bacon-Dull at previous
quotations.. Lard-DulI at l3Lal33<c
for fair TO prime steam, and l3sSaI4c for
kettle rendered. -.
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MEMPHIS, August 5.-Dischsrging
negroes still goes on. The Conservative
press urges their employers TO use this
method for teaching them who are their
friends. The streets are full of idle me-