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DISHONEST SERvANT.-A negro ser
want girl, named Eliza Hamer, was ar
rested yesterday, charged with stealing
from her employer, Mr.. II. Toler, who
resides on Rsyburn's avenue, one hun
bred and forty dollars in currency. She
was taken to the lower station and fur
nished with apartments. She acknowl-
edged the crime and handed over seventy
dollars, and will probably be committed
by q magistrate to-day.
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Notice to the Trade.-Just received a
very large and choice assortment Of Sta
pie and Fancy Stationary, selected by Mr..
Henry Cohen in the principal European
cities. 5O7 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
September, 1867. sep6-2w
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TrmStees Sale.

Thomas ID. Johnson, o deceased, dated
April z, 1881, and duly recorded In the Regis
ters ONCE Of Monroe county, Arkansas. In
Record Sock 1, pages Nos. 362, A3 and 384, for
the purpose OF securing the amount Of the
49, tbgrafp pnanffnppd II will On
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For THE LADIEs.-Mrs. Kremer, 25S
Main street, returned yesterday from
Paris France, where she has been for
some time making purchases for the fall
trade. She has made selections from the
best European markets of all the latest
novelties. a portion OF the goods have
been received, and, if we are any judge
Of trimmings, etc, Mrs. Kremer has
made q hit in that line. We predict a
perfect rush OF ladies to this establish
ment IS soon as the fact becomes known
that she has returned. Mr.. Kremer has
also returned, be having gone to New
York to meet the madsme.
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This work has been prepared by the express
sanction OF Colonel MOsby, and has the patron
age and cooperation Of the partisan CHIEF, lis
officers and men. II affords a complete history
Of the achievements Of MoSby and his men,
relating in a graphic and spirited style the nU-
merols adventures, incidents, escapes, sur
prises, mishaps, and successes Of the famous
Battalion. Hundreds of anecdotes are inter-
spersed through It's pages, while nearty hfty
eugravtngs and portraits illustrate and beau
tiry the volume.
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Ebe NemUhis Brass 4 string Rama,

nRoF ANDREW SMITH, Leader, viii fur
nish music for POSSESSIONS. Picnies, Balls
Tournamants, PHyate Parties etc. Orders len
III ~ Main street, ~ jefferson street and al
pror +. Winds, opposite North Memphis Mar
lei. wost side, WIl receive Pompt attention,
aus iWs
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NEW MUsIC-'tBlack Ewes" is a
joint production Of DIR. J. +. Maggie, who
composed the words, and Mr.. Henry
Bernard, who set them to music, and the
result is & highly ereditable and pleasing
ballad, which we think will become a
special fsvorite in the boudoir and par
Tor. We are indebted to the publishers,
Messrs. Bernard and Mcclure, Of this
city. for COW.
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RICH AND RARE.-To find something
rich in any sphere is no easy matter in
these trOublOus times. Those Of our
friends who desire good liquors, served
up In the most elegant style by a propri-
etor and assistants who fully understand
their business, should not fail to visit
the Capitol saloon, Whisky Chute"
The popular George Miller, or his substi-
tutes, are always on hand to serve the
thirsty.
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AN ACCTDENF.-About three O'Clock
yesterday afternoon, as the Rev. Mr.
Collins was driving down Third street
near Adsms, his horse fell 10 the GU
where the Gayoso Gas company arr
laying their pipes. A crowd soon gath.
cred, and it was with much difficulty
that the animal was got out. He Wa
very much injured. The reverent gen.
tleman and the buggy escaped unin'
iured.
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ATTENTION DIsTILLERs.-SeW stills
built 20 order and Second Hand Stills
for sale AZ HOIlenberg d Oertel's, Copper
smiths and Sheet ron Workers, No. 346
Second street. Steamboat work prompt
ly attended 70. jy5 daWtf
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MURPHY'S Yeast Powder so
cents per pound, also his Fluid
Wash Blue, at No. 2IS Poplar
street. sepl2l w
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I LIBERAL ADMINISTRATORS at Whole
IL sale Prices COMMISSION IOr selling cotton,
u Dollar per Bale.
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FOR RENT.

= o r r + N p
Nv Residence, corner Butler and Cheste
streets-Over an acre OF ground. House con
Apply 10 W. p. MITCHELL,
sel2lw &9 Main street
FOR RENT OR LEASE
Two Of the best and most productive vege
table Gardens near the city OF Memphis, with
two hundred hot-bed sash and mats 70 covel
them Possession given Immediately. Plenty
time yet 20 SOW Turnip and Kale seed. Ak
sell Sc GEO L NIOKOLLs. Agent.
OFFICE FOR RENT
A good once in rear IF No. z Jefferson street
sss IT JAMES T. BOURNE q co.
FOR RENT
That large n -commodious Warehouse, cor
ner OF Fourth snd Jefferson streets.
Apply 70 Il. Al. APPERsOS 8 CO.,
ses I'm 2ss]1 Front street.
20 T
Five or Six desirable Residences.
Apply to K. c BRIERLEY,
sss eod2w No. IS Madison street.
TO r X T. T.
TWO OFFICES, formerly occupied by the
Metropolitan Police Commissioners, No Il
Madison street. Inquire At Police ONCE, ~
Madison street.
Memphis, June 10, 1887. Jell u
TOR EMIT
STORES and OFFICES in Bethell's New
Building. on the corner Of Main snd South
Court streets Apply in the building to p. g.
BETHELL, or s P WALKER, JR, In rooms
No lRnd2 myAu
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". G6odyedr's Steam Straw Hat and
Bonnet Bleachery, S5S Main street, Pro-
vine Block. sep7-3m.
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CLEANED OUT.-On inquiry we learn
that Mr.. w. B. Knight, one OF our best
merchants and most upright citizens,
who was arrested for renting apartments
in the Webster block, was not guilty of
the charge, and when brought before the
police court was honOrsbly acquitted.
Il appears that Mr.. knight rented the
room in which the atfray occurred on
Wednesday night 10 c.. i. johnson, and
had no Knowledge that it was occupied
by improper characters. When he
learned that such was the case be made
3 general clearing out of the rooms, and
will not permit any improper person
there AZ he knows IL.
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Fifty Barrels Harrison d Posteps
Flour received, and at reduced figures,
by Reilly & Ready, corner of Main and
Exchange streets. sec If
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KAVANAGH d DECKER'S
BILLIARD TABLES
CAT-GUT CUSHION,

Manufactured by KAVANAGH & DECKER.
and Patented Dec. NJ, 1870. t5se Scientific
American, Vol. ID, NO ~
ID IS the only Cushion unat Possesses al the
aualiues essential 10 q Perfect Cushion. Il il
the most elastic and most durable Cushion ever
offered 20 the billiard-playing public, a. IA
~HUun1anly proven by the great demand for a
since It's Introduction The pecaliauty which
distinguishes the Cat-Gut Cushion and renders
Il superior % all Others, Is the ughtened cord OF
cat-gut which Overltes the lace and edge or The
rubber and running the full length OF the
Cushion, which prevents the bah nom bedding
into the rubber and jumping nom the table
The addition OF the cat gut cord also adds
much 10 the elasticity OF the cushion.
The Cat-Gut Cushion has already been ap-
Hllsd 20 over 100 tables, which are In constant
use. IL can be applied to tables Of any make.
for So per Set
Kavsnsgh = Decker's Factory, al the corner
OF Centre aud Caual streets, n. y. IA The most
complete OF It's kind In the world. The ma
chiuery q OF the most improved character, the
lumber drying room the largest in the United
states, the material used the best that can be
purchased. aDd the workmen thoroughly
SKILLED.
Buha~d Cloth, Balls, Cues and Trimmings, all
ofthe be-t make, constantly on hand
Kavanagh & Decker are the ouly agents IN
this country for Kays Cue cement adiudgsd
Nv competent Authorities 70 be the best Cement
ever used
FuU sfze TalIes cut dOWn for 500.
zend for Illustrated Price List.
KANANAGH 81 DECKER.
Corner OF Centre aud Canal streets,
- sfs88 New York City.
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UHE STEAMERS sCQMMER-- r.
i CIAL" and "ROWENA" WlBc
form q SEnI-WEEELK LINZ between MemphIs
and White River.
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HENRY, MOORE & GENUNG.
Manufacturers and Jobbers OF
CLOTHING.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
PHILIP HENRY, JR formerly Of Henrys
smith & TownsaRd-
john T. henry, formerly OF salisbury a
HnEsX.r MOORE, ISAAC P. GENUNG. for.
merfy with Henrys, smith & Townsend.
We have ready q large, handsome and wei
arsorted stock Of READf-MADE CLOTHING,
manufactured by ~ exclusively for the South
srn Trade. WhiCa We are prepared to seu At
Low Prices and on Liberal Terms
Our STOCK is adapted In material, style,
7aoSths- and sizes, exclusively to the South, and
coTnrisas goods nom the Lowest Priced to the
Finest Made, including alarge assortment OF
Foods for EREED uENS WEAR
sFhe ressnt decline IN WOODEN and cotton fab
ri@s nj enable Us to offer Clothing at Much
IOvrer Prices than &c hEs besn sold FOR at any
time since 1850.
ssssb Ard close Buyers from the South are in
vffed % amir our stock before PURCHASING
a. ~ believe we can offer them great induce
We win be happy 70 receive Orders, and our
long sxnerience Ia the southern business en-
ahISe NJ % make selections which VIII Be Ger.
4ssn ~ efve entire satisfaction
Dsecfiptve CATALOGUES E7te
rail ~ @~E
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PATENT
a TR A OFT,

A u O RA OIL.
We want men everywhere TO study their owE
The right to manufacture and sell
the Patent Aurora Oil In q single county VII
make more money 10 the purchaser in TIRES
mOnths than the largest farm in your state
will make IN a whole year. TIT Aurora Oh
actually costs less than Oue-hslf the ptos OF
Coal on. and the Illuminating power Of the
Aurora Oh is - much superior 70 the Coal OIL
IS the Goa Oh Is 20 a talow candle, and Is
NJ koEE explosive b a talOW candle Any
Lamp that will burn Coal OIL viii burn the Au-
rora OIL. Il does not smoke the chimney-at
does not Emell-it viii not grease or stain the
finest liuen-not even white cloth. The mate
rial for It's manufacture is ineXhaustiOle. One
man can make segenty-Ave barrels per day.
No machinery required We will pay your
fare 10 and from the city OF Memphis and bills
while here, II We cannot prove all, and even
more. than We have stated. A single county is
q small fortune to the man OF enterprise, and
the right 20 a state is untold worth.
d. For Information. cali on or address
H. G. DeWfIt a Co.,
"a Madison street, corner Main,
fyl9 Memphis, Tenn.
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F. Glassick 8 Co.
o REKARnt

OFFICE MEMPHIS BoARDoF UNpEEwRIr'Rsl
MEMPHIS, TESN., Jun 4. 1857.
IN order to more edectually suppress tneen-
l diarlsm within the city or Memphis, a re-
ward OF
Two Thousand Dollars
VIII be paid by the Memphis Board OF Under
writers to any policeman or other persons who
shall procure the arrest and legal conviction Of
any person or persons guilty OF firing any
premises insured by any OF the Insurance
Companies comprising this Board.
fetf RY ORDER or THE BOARD.
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JOHN S. MOsBY.
AGENTS WANTED
FOR
PARTISAN LIFE WITH MOSBY.
BY MAJOR JOHN SCOTT,
OF Fsuquier, Va, late C. s. A.

With portraits OF Colonel Mostly, the Field
Orhcers, and Captains of the Battalion, a Map
OF " Mosoy's Confederacy," ana numerous
spirited Illustrations
In one Vol, svo, Cloth, Bevsled, IS 80.
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FINE ENABE PLANO, 7~-octsve, nearly
"A lew, cost over $50. fOr sac al = bargain.
Part easn and part time. Apply 70 n. D., APP
neal ufhca- auRtf
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FoR vIcKsHURG.
o CINCINNATI
FOR RIVER.

Regular Memphis and Arkansas River Weekly
United states Nal Packet.
For Helena, Napoleon, PIN N m and
Little Rock
GAEAN MASTER
This excellent passenger steamer r.
viii leave as above ~
FRIDAY. 18th inst, at 5 pm.
JAS. T. BOURNE q Co. Agents.
seI22 q 70 Jefarsou street
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UAVING suggested the insolvency OF the
III estate Of A. 4. Aarr. deceased, notice -
hereby given 70 All parties having claims
s9sinss said estate to Gis their, dgly autheDh-
ested. with The Clerk Ct the Court Of
Rywoo county, HeuofSE ef1Te the
sth day q Marc farfFfr
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FOR WHITE RIVER.
Regular Memphis and White River Saturdsg
United states Mai Packet.
For Helena, Delta Frtar's Point, san
flower, LacOnta, CarsOn'sr COueOrdfa, Mouth
White River, Indian Bay, 81. Charles,
DeVau's Bluff aud Augusta,
and JGcksouport,
B. Davis master
This elegant passenger steamer IL
will leave ~
SATURDAY, 18th inst, at 5 pm.
LEFY q MILLER Agents.
sells q 82 Front street.
Regular Memphis and White River Saturday
United States Mail Packet.
0 Helena. Friar's Point. SunlOWer,
Lsconia, COncordia. Devsli's Blun, Au-
gusta and JaCksonport.
ROWENA----------John b Davis master
This elegant steamer isloading at a.
foot OF Court street., and leaves on -
SATURDAY, 14th inst, at S pm.
JAMES 7. BOURNE & CO., Agents,
sel2 Il No. u jefferson street.
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KANTED.


SITUATION, at n moderate salary, by an
a experienced BOOK-KEEPER. Address A.
l., lOck-boXt9
w L D.
AGENTS-To Introduce our new patent
STAR SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE. Price
SIS. II uses two threads, and makes
the genuine LOCI STITCH. AL other loW
priced machines make the CHAIN Stitch.
Each agent furnished with a copy OF Letters
Patent. Exclusive territory given. send for
circularz NJ. N. BEACH co,
jy7 8m "a Second st., Memphis, Tenn.
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SOLD ONLY BY SUBSCRIPTION.

AGENTS WANTED IN ALL PARTS OF
II COUNTRY To CANVASS FOR THIS
WORK. Liberal arrangements made, and ex-
elusive territory allotted. Address
seIO d6 AwIt New York.
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10 SALE
Piano for Sale.

A good Secondhand BUGGY and HARNESS
little used viii be sold cheap. Apply 20 lay
Tor, CAY & Rutland, SEA Front street, or
au23tf VS. BRUCE & 70. Monroe street.
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L o r y A l. E.
A light one-ho'se ROCKAWAY. in good OF
der Apply To a. L. Cummins, 20 Front
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Regular Memphis and Ar usas River Weekly
United states NJ IL Packet.
70 Helena, Napoleon. Pine a and
Little RI K
81 EANER---..-..-.---. king master
Inis superb passenger steamer L.
viii leave as above On ~
FRIDAY. 18Th inst, at 5 pm.
LARRY HARMSTAD CO. Agents,
Corner vain and Madison SITS, or
SELF It city Whar boat, foot Monroe 81.
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FOR SALE.

A NEW AND WELL BUILT r.
"A STEAMBOAT, nEht drsught
drawing only fourteen inches, with a days
the Ohio, between Big Sandy and Portsmouth,
viii be sold al lOw hRures.
For particulars address y. n, lock-box 3l3
Cincinnati. o., or
S~CHOOLFIELD & HANAUER,
au20 I'm Memnhis. Tenn.
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and Cheap BOARDING
WANTS.
D.

w NrED
A few more Ladies and I'VE or six Young
Men wanted 70 canvass tue city Immediately,
Good references required. Apply 20
LYDE a PASSMORE,
No. 2O Second Street, East Court square.
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ANNOuMCEMENT


DLEASE announce my name as a candidate
for the office OF County Register for SHELBY
81 10 j. W. ING
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4 III +
B0ARDMAN, GRAY & co
PIANO-FORTES.
AGENCY

S1DSrla Obbs
SEQ dEwlOm 5sl Broadway, New York.
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VIE ere authorized 10 announce AMOS n,
Wv CuRLTN as 8 candidate for sherim OF
Shelby county at the ensuing March Election
Memphi July 81, 1857. auI tes
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VIZ. ANDERSON,
Late Of Herbert
AL ~
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1867-07-19

State of Wisconsin, Manitowoc County, IS.
PROBATE OFFICE, July 9Th, A. D. 1867. {
In the matter of the Proof and Probate of the
last will and testament of Johan Wehage, de-
ceased, late Of the County of Manitowoc
NTHEREAS, an instrument, purporting to
w be the last will and testament of Johan
Wehage, deceased, late of the County of Man
itowoc, has been filed in this office and where
as, application has been made by Gottlieb
DAIMLER, praying that the same be proven and
admitted to Probate according to the laws of
this State Therefore, it is ordered that said
application be heard before me at the Probate
Office in the village of Manitowoc, in said
county, on the 29th day of July, A. D. 1867, at
at 10 o'clock A. NJ. And it is further ordered,
that notice shall be given to all persons inter-
ested in said will, of the time and place of said
hearing, by publication in the Manitowoc Pilot,
a newspaper printed in said county for three
successiye weeks, once each week, prior to the
time of such hearing. BY the Court
81 st G. w. BARKER, Co. Judge.
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DIED.

b Manltowoc, on thu 18th July, 1867, at tho
esidence of her son, Mr.. O. r. Bacon, Mrs.
OLA BACON, aged II years and 8 months
Mrs Bacon was Il native of Washington
ounty, T., and the widow of Samuel Bacon
prmerly of Otsego county, N. Y. After his
ecease, she continued to occupy the home
Fead until about three years ago, when she
determined to dispose of her property in New
ork and make her home with her children,
most of whom had moved to Wisconsin. Her
eaith had been feeble for several years, and
cath did not surprise her. She united with
he Presbyterian Church in Saltwater, N. Y.
the age of II years, and had been for
.wenty years a consistent member of the
household Of faith. Possessed of a temper
remarkable for meekness and quietness, and
gentle and retiring in her disposition, her
Eorth was appreciated only by those Intimately
acquainted. Patient to the last, unmurmuring
knd submissive, anxious lest her sickness
ImEht be wearisome to others. she bore her
differing with christian resignation. Trusting
he Savior, and hoping for the resurrection of
4 he just, Death emed bereft of his sting. and
fhe grave to claim no victory. She was no
Granger to affection, having mourned the death
\ a husband and four children Four still sur
five to mourn the loss of an affectionate and
flevotcd mother. Till now the family was
Equally divides, father and four children
waiting on one side, and four with the mother
n the other. We humbly trust she has been
Failed to 90 up higher. Nay death have no
bther Office than to wean from earth and wed
70 heaven. May he never deplete the circle Of
survivors, on earth, but to enlarge the circle of
he saved in heaven.
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In Probate-Manitowoc County Court. In the
matter Of the guardianship Of minor heirs of
William Herret, late of Hancock county,
Illinois.
nN reading and filing the petition of Sarah
~ ID. Herret, guardian of said minor, repre-
senting, among other things, that he the said
ward, is seized of certain real estate in Mani
towoc county, and thar it is necessary that all
Of the same should be sold, and praying for
license to sell the same and it appearing to
the Court, from said petition, that it is Deces-
sary to sell said real estate, Therefore it is
ordered and directed that the next of kin to
said ward, and all persons interested in said
estate, appear before the Judge of this Court,
On Monday, the 9th day of August A. D. 1867,
at lO O'Clock A. NJ, at my office in Manitowoc,
in said county, then and there to show cause
(if any there shall be- why license should not
be granted for the sale of said real estate, ac-
cording to the prayer of said petition And it
Is further ordered, that a copy of this order
shall be published for three successive weeks
prior to said day of hearing, in the Manitowoc
Pilot, weekly newspaper printed at Nanito-
VOC in said county
GEO. w. BARKER,
County Judge.
Manitowoe, July IS, 1867. 80 st
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! Il E. PILOT.
Threatened Attack upon Rome.

Paris, July l0-Evening.
In response to an appeal of the Pope for
>ssistance in repellipg the anticipated
tack on the City of Rome, Emperor Ma
,oleon notified the King of Italy of the
threatened movement of Garibaldi The
batteries formerly erected by the French
round Rome, and not the old Roman de-
ences. are to be rebuilt and strengthened
or defensive operations.
Florence, July 16.
Reports received here from Rome repre-
ent that the Papal government is much
Harmed by the menacing attitude of the
,arty of action under the ead.rship OF
Iaribaldi Military matters around Rome
re being restored and put in effective con
ition, and it was stated that the Pope had
Tpade an appeal to the Emperor Of the
french for the protection of the Holy See.
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Ine Hundred Ships Lost on the White
Sea.

The London papers publish dispatches
rom st. Petersburg, dated on the 9th of
une, giving accounts from Archangel of
he destruction Of shipping in the White
lea By the breaking up of the ice, from
|7hich it is inferred that the loss has been
|luch greater than was previously reported.
lore than one hundred ships were lost.
nd the crews were in a desperate position
the coast of Lapland, while some were
n the drifting foes of ice. Lord Stanley,
British Secretary of State for Foreign At
airs, received dispatch from Sir A. Blu
hanan, Minister at St. Petersburg, con-
rming the sad news, and that he has re-
ucsted the Russian government to render
ssistanee to the crews drifting on the ice.
'ut it appears there is only one small
teamer available at Archangel. Orders
ave been despatched from the Foreign Of
ce to the British Consuls at Copenhagen
nd Stock holm, and to St. Petersburg, with
distractions to put themselves in communi-
alton with the government authorities OF
weldon, and other places northward, in
rder that all immediate assistance should
e sent to the shipyrecked crows.
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SOLDIERS BoUNTIEs. The following is
synopsis of new bill that has passed the
louise, and at last accounts was pending in
/ be Senate.
The widow, minor, children or parents
i the order named of any soldier who
ball have died after being honorably dis
'harged from military service of the United
tates, shall be entitled to receive addition
| bounty, which soldier would be entitled
living under the provisions Of the 18th
nd 18th sections of an act entitled an act
pr making appropriations for sundry civil
Expenses Of the government for the year
hiding June Both, 1867, and for other pur-
|oses, approved July 18th, 1866, and the
bid provisions of said act shall be so CON
rued provided however that such widow,
|iinor children, or parents, shall only be en-
/ tied to receive such additional bounty in
ases where such soldier if living, would be
'titIed under the provisions Of said act to
<aceiyc the same
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In Probate.

pasg@DE. EASTON cures Asthma, Catarrh
and Fits