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r q S S ELLIS
DSlGHsaTy, llfrmaTy and Drug Store,
Nos. 40 and AZ North Court St.,

NUS. Az anu n NORTH COuEt ST..
MEMPHIS, -. TENNESSEE.
nR. RUSSELL'S DlsPENSARY AND IN
IL PRIMARY, the largest and oldest fnstitu-
ton OF the kind in the southwest, established
in 1859, pleasantly located at Nos. 40 and AZ
north aide of Court Square, Memphis, Tenn is
treatment and the comforts OF a home while
receiving the same. Patients also treated at
the Office or by letter, If desil ed. Dr. RUSSELL
is acknowledged by all parties interested as
by far The MIST SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN
in the treatment OF Private or Secret Diseases.
Quick, thorough and permanent cures guaran-
teed in every case, male or female. Recent
cases Of GONORRHEA and SYPHILIS cured
In few days, without the use OF Mercul y
SECONDARY SYPHILIS; the last vestiQe
eradicated without the use OF Mercury. Ifi-
voluntary loss of Semen stopped in a short
time. Sufferers from Impotency or Loss of
Sexual Power restored to freq Vigor in a few
weeks. elect or Gonorrhea of lorg standing
when all internal remedies have failed peT-
manently and speedily cured by a new treat
ment- Victims of SELF-ABUSE and excessiVe
Venery, suffering from SPERMATORRHEA
and loss OF physical and mental power. speed
lily and permanently cured.
kSr All consultations strictly confidential
Chronic Rheumatism, NEURALGIA Gaut pa
rslysis, Deafness, etc, treated by the aid Of
Electro Magnetic Battery.
once hours from am. to pm, and from
to pm
Those wishing to purchase Drugs, Family
would do well to call At RUSSEI,I,ss DRiTG
STORE before purchasing elsewhere. No. ~
North Court street, under the DispSnsary.
ieN
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NOTICE

rs hereby given, that ia pursuance OF an OF
1 der from 7. j. Latham, Register in Bank
ruDtcy FOR The Western District OF Tennessee,
there VIII be a second general meeting OF tbe
creditors OF ". Il. Grider, BankruJt, at said
REGISTERS Office, No. 40 Main street. at 10
O'clock s.m.,On the an day Of august next,
Z, a. LEfFlNGWEIL,
iyl2a assignee
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Importance Of hair as an Ornament.

w ITHOUT A FINE HEAD. OF HAIR NO
W woman can be really beautiful. Without
this GROWING excellence of beautiful hair, no
lady can obtain without buying IL at MADAME
LANIGNE. Call and see for yourselves, for
artistic styles and elegance, at 268 la Main
street, upstairs, opposite Court Square.
n. B. Wigs, Chignons, ETC., Hair Cutting, in
any. style, done by the professor.
aFfaE IN, TAVTapru
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Monday, 8i,t Day of August, A.D., 1se, 9,

At the hour OF 10 O'Clock in the forenoon Of
said day, al The southwest corner of UOurf
square lend at the intersection OF south Court
Win Main siFeell, IL The said city OF Memphis
State OF tennessee sell tne premises above de-
scfloed, at public auction, 10 ths highest bidder
Tor cakh.
The title is believed to be good. but the under
signed viii make no WARE rLses
isl I'd CuARLES KOuTREJyHT- TrTlsfea
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NOfice.

VNHE firm Of HARRIS, HUNT a. CO.. is dis
l solved By mutual consent dating from list
July, 1858 Either party is authorized 10 settle
up the outstanding business.
E. r HARRIS,
c. Z. HUNT,
tNf2 Tvs s. NJ lore
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On the sth Bay of August Next,

Between the hours OF 10 and y o'clock, the fol-
low ne described tract OF land lying in the
county of DeSOtO and state of Mississippi, VIZ:
All OF the northwest quarter ~ ing sO1tn OF me
NolohO creek containing forty-tWO ~ acres,
and the east half Of the southwest quarter OF
section thirfy-fve q y W z section 55lt
township one ID, range seven 70, west OF the
hasss meridian OF the Chlckasaw cession, con-
tanning together one hundred ana twenty Two
fI2O acres being the same land conveyed by
" RntIand by deed, dated March 2, 1854, and
recorded in the Registers once Tor De5OiO
e0,,ntv and state or Mississippi, on the SUth
day OF April. 1851, in Book ., page 4ol' TO which
deco reference IS here made.
believe The title to above land TO ba good,
butonly convey as Trustee.
CHARLES r. NORRIS, Trustee.
Memphis Tenn, Juiy 9. Tres. ty7
In the District Court OF the United States, for
ter OF Morris r, Mitchell, Bankrupt. In
bankruptcy, District of West TeEnessee-ss
To whom il may concern;
The, undersigned hereby gives notice of his
appointment as assignee of Msrris R. Mitchell,
OF Memphis, in the county OF Shelby and
mas been adfudged Bankrupt upon his own
petition, by the District Court of said District.
Memphis, Tenn. the 18th day of July, AID,
1855. WILLIAM Y. CIRODE,
iyl9 % 2 Assignee, etc.
In the District Court OF the United States, for
fhe District Of West Tennessee. In the mat
ter of EmaOuel a. Levy, BankIapt- IN osAnA-
ruptey, district of West Tennessee-ss'
To whom 1t may concern;
Fhs undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
ar1po.nfsaent as assignee Of Emanuel a: Levy
~ 1ssm phsssfa the county OF shelby and state or
n a. neSssf Isit1sa said District, VINO has been
adiudged q Bankr1Pt upon ms own Peutions
~ the District Court Of said District. -
an 1853 WILLIAM T. CihODk,
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TRUgTEF1S SHE,

DY virtue of Deed ia Trust made to me on
ID the 18Th day of June, 1867, by John W. Rui-
land, and recorded in the REGISTERS 0ffice Of De
Soto county, state OF Mississippi, In Book No ?.
pages 4Oi, 4u2 and 40s Twill sell, at public auo-
lion, in front of ( re Courthouse door IN the
town OF fernando and state Of MISSISSIPPI 70
the highest bidder, for cash,
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H- H. GUIoN
RoYsTBR, IRRELEVANT g. CO.,

DEAL ESTATE BROKERS AND AUCTION.
II eer', 256 Second street. Attends exclu-
slvely TO Renting and Leasing Houses and
Lots, Collecting Of Rents, Paying Taxes, Eject
ing Insurance, etc, etc. Has now for rent
several very desirable Residences nom a cot
tage TO almost a palace. Also, several Bus D ess
Houses Offices. Rooms. etc. ie2I i'm
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NOTICE.

A T a meeting of the Directors OF the Desoto
"A Insurance and Trust Company held this
day at the COmpany's once, a dividend OF six
upon the capital stock of said Company.
July7, 1855 ]. q, LoHSDALE, Secretary.
Ledger copy, iys
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STOCKS AND RoNDs.

yEyAETED AT MEMPHIS CITY SAVINGS
" INSTITUTION, corner Jefferson and
Front streets
Miss. Central 4. K. LIST and ID Mortg. Bonds
Miss. and Tenn. r. K. LIST MUrtg. BOuds
Mem. and Chas. <. K. ID MOrtg, Bonds.
NJ. ana l.. K. K. r. LIST Mortg Bonds.
Memphis anu OHIO 10 per csnt. Bonds
Memphis and OHIO per cent. Mortg Bonds
Memphis CITY Plain Bonds.
Mem phis City Endorsed Bonds.
Mobile and U. X. r. 8 per cent. Sterling Bonds
Mobile and .. r. r. per cent. interest Bonds.
Mobile and .. K. K. Income Bonds
Memphis and . K. K. Stock.
isiOt; E q. KIRK. Cashier
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BUCK EYE SALKE,
A CERTAIN CURE FOR PILES.
Sold by 6. D. JOHNSON,
iyl 1853 Main street.
NOTICE.

I HAVE determined heaceForyard To do n
L Commission business exclusively, and have
rented my store and taken an office up stairs
in same building, where I will be glad to see
nay friends anu patrons. Thanking them for
past fsvoTs. beg continuance Of the same.
MhR NATHAN H0FFHETMER
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lrkansas Ren0rts boz sale.

r5OR SALE two complste sets OF the Reports
Il OF the Supreme Court OF Arkansas, nom
Vol. / so vol.4 inclusive. One set alnqst 60
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GAS FIXTURES, ETC.
GAS FIXTURES.

FULL ASSORTMENT OF
Sas Chandeliers, 2, 3, /, 6, and y Lights,
Pendants, l and Lights,
brackets, l and 2 Lights,
Pillars aad GIObes,
Latest styles Of Cornelius & Bakers celebrated
manufacture, Tor sale at FactOTy Prices.
ie7 das If PSLLEN a. HANDBOOK
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Tenth Lay of August. A.D., 1868

Ali the right. title and interest Of the defend
ant, John x. HOOdburn, IS tbs sole surviving
netr-at-iasV anu deVisee of John WOOdburn,
deceased, and IN his own right in and 70 th8
following described land, tO-Wit All OF sec
ton number three, all OF fractional section
seventeen, lying south Of Rose Lake ditch, be-
ing a continuation OF the section line between
sections two and three also. the west half Vi
the northwest quarter and the Wes5 half OF tho
southwest quarter Of section eighteen, AL Ia
township seventeen, range nine ~ west. con-
tanning In all about nine hundred ana fOur and
three-quarter 500 acres, in the comfy OF
Washington, state OF Mississippi. Terms OF
sale as follows, tO-Wit: ONE-THIRO % CASH,
balance in one and two years, bond and seCa-
rity being required from the purchaser ana
lien 10 DO reserved on sald lands; and In the
event the purchaser fails 70 pay the bonds ex-
ecuied by him, or either one of them az maGu-
T1ty, the undersigned, Commissioner, is Gu-
,thorized, upon application from any party in
tsrested, to eK pose the said lands for sale anew
for the amount 50 due and unpaid.
VIII also Offcr for sale, AZ The same time. at
the door Of the Courthouse OF said county, to
tins highest bidder, tor CASH, between tbs
hOurs prescribed by law, ell The right title and
interest Of the defendant, John y. WOODBURY.,
in and 10 the following desert bed lands, tO-wit.
The southeast quarter and the east half OF the
southwest quarter OF section eighteen and tiie
northwest quar- ter OF section twenty one, In
township seventeen, range nine west, In said
county Of Washington and Steta Of Missis-
sfppl i. ]. COMSTOCR,
ffe Gsy ; I'd Commissioner.
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ARNOLD's TREAGRERy.

a New Version of aEa Old story -
How ne Attempted To Surren-
der West Point - Interesting
Statements.
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NURSERIES.
NURSERIES.
WHEATON NURSERY
Two Miles South of Memphis, on
Horn Lake Road.
Ohm TRENT. WADDY THOMPSON.
JOHN TRENT & CO.,
PROPRIET0RB,
SUCCESSORS TO
DR.. s. NJ. WIFE ATOM.

ME are prepared to all orders for every de.
W scrpilon OF Frntt, Flowers and Orna-
mental Trees. Grape and StraWberr Vines and
Hot House Plants, Roses, etc, &c
Our stock is made up OF the best selections
Wnich can be gotten uD in Europe or America.
We solicit correspondence from ali who pur-
onsse Trees In large or small quantities, or any
VINO wish to adorn their places with choice and
rare Flowers and Shrubs.
81 Elrst-elass Landscape Gardener.
Flowers for Bouquets and Wreaths ALWAYS
ON hand. - - .
20 Descriptive Catalogues, with prices and
All necessary Information, Will be furnished Nv
Applying personally, or by letter to
o'SO deW u JOHN TRENT g. GO
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C01llglisstOne9.,s -.

State OF Mississippi, Washington countv-I,
Chaucery, Nay Term, Ie6S.
No. l4S-Rartley, Johnson & Co.. vz. r. D. IL
lott etais--iniunctiOna and Attachment Eills.
DUkSUASP 10 a decree Of the Chanoery
i Court o. tha county o. Washington. state
OF MiSsissi 3 li, rendered N th= eDoge entitled
caute on TIE ieta cay Of EEy, A.D.. 1865. ne
uudersigned. Commissioning, viii sell al me
door Of ms Courteous Of said COUNTY 20 the
highest bidder, besWsoD tba hOurs pres Iib5d
by law, On ts.s
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DARTICU LAR attention paid TO all claims
l. against the Dited states, and for property
taken, or damage done by the CIvalry Division
OF the SIX IeenLn ArmN lOrns. - fNl9
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The dressing st the GUNNER resorts
is not as extravagant or rs fisshy this
season rs last.
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WHEAT! WaEAF! WHEAT

7 AM paying the highest price for good Wheat
1 at Bluff City Mills, ~ Poplar street, ana
have for sale choice Family Flour, Cornmeal'
Bran and Shorts, at prices 90 suit the times
Ie7 I'm JOHN INGkS
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-07-25
CINCINNATI Markes. J
By Telesraph.Bv UrNOrHNAr1. Jhiy a4.f

By Telegraphspy 1UINonENATI. Jnly F2A.7
FLoUR-RLTm and the supply. Is light I;
family 10 75zsl0- co. .efreo.G - -. -
WIfEAT-In good demand at s2 OOa2 10
for Nos. 2and I Winter supply light! The
quality OF the new wheat noWI Ic0mingiu
Is poor. the grain llRht and Imperfect.
Farmers say the extreme heat dried up the
grain before IL had nnatureds "a rsa0 t-1,f =
CoRN-Dall at Ssc for ear or. shelled.
OATs-Scarce and fiFnf at soc for old b ew
sold az Csc for small lots arriving By river
from KeLtucEy. .rFt5. 4st.Ee -. -
RYE steady at 81 5O91 55. 1@ -,
CoTroN--Duil and prices are nominal, at
SOc Tor mlddling. iI s49Et 81 .Le9gTfsg
MESS Pork rs held higher, and sos Is
has been obtained for 20, Barrels. 20 rlueA
LARD sold az l7s4c, But could not be
bought below elSe at Lhesclose. ~ stgot..
q BULK MEATS-Dull; shoulders sold at
ll5sc packed, and sides could have been
bought aCIsNes &a0e 8HdE GuTnEaJh
BACoN-Dull; shoulders at I2Szc and clear
rib and clear sides at 49, <9i6s<c. There Is a
good demand for sugar-euredi hams at
BUTTER-Scarce and Ia demand at zas2.
EGGs7At 1sc, and the demand is good
for fresh. flff. sGsHnsorr eHf ~ - IS.
OIL-Linseed OIL firm ct 81 o.. -..frf -
SEEDs-CIover in demand at I21<c; Flax
at 81 90. DIG -f5Gu9 ,88IfzUf f-JiegT. =
GRocERIEs--Steady and unchanged.s e
PErRoLEUM-FirEn at 359S7c for refined
GOLD AT I425z buying. flsssf v9s1soae
MoNEfTThe market is easy atsSlO per
7 af
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lIONRThRYs& 6 COMM
new York Market.

BY TeIegraph.l NKw York, Juiy24. 9
change; saiss Of 700 bales as SIC for mid
,FLoUR-R Receipts Ass barrels; q shade
better with 5alr demand; sales of 700 bar
-Teas as iiS9i 3097 90 for superfine State /;
81 8Q9lQ 10 for extra Western; $40 49a12 50
8geSfe round hoep Toh9ia ohia Is s 0glR = for
Louis; sll@l4 for good to choice ditto; /;
California without change s4sales OF 500
SAC sacks. Rye Flour shade frmer; sales 81
CoRN WEAISteadv. safes Of Sno I,a r2sIs Z
dywine.
rels, sold In bond cab hS@42cS closing with
weeks dewey u1d5f s. Tie new Ias aR'lHf'
WHEAT - Receipts, f8, ,4El0e ebnsheISaaaiet
and without -declded CHANGE saaes. 5of
1900 bushels at .sI 50 for n oss a. and 3
Spring mixeds 81 76 for infefl on 600 q
Spring; 81 4S for chotcel Eew ianlberv 9en-.
nGssgs RTs.ouiet ta9mel oi bagildo sd blHor
IA BAR4ES'R-N y NofdInaIg au0iTes baa ssiTos
6a "a RIAsf M AITszzN 999a1d99al adj 81 Z
scarce and 1sse Bettst Sales FhsS SF 90 BGs Ssf
81 AZ for old DO. IN store 81 q Tor itss
o4Ts-Recefp6sno,ne; dull LAaddrooping.
store; parcels 10 arrive on .prfgat terms.
RICE-s !0IA9 Tf9ug+ nj aTTsESaTfB
CoFFEE- Qaiet; saaeeOfVlS000 barrels of
S s9eARHsteady A -lsssS SS:t Sales ssso Rhdsd eab
at 1l@I2c. AZ $50 2fIo3soqA sIn7 Os
PETROLEUM Quiet at 17(9I71%e for crude
and SIC for refined bonded. sfzG 3n3mnT3
HoPs -Quiet at I0930c fora ATnerlcan. a.,
PQRKTDull and heavy; sales $50 barrels
at 81 9bAR3 l2for new mess closing at SIS
regular; s28d2s 10 for odd do &RA022I Is for
prime; s23@24 81 for prime messi also. $50
barrels, seller 0clober,- at SIS SOS 50 for
prime mess S23 81 for gOodgGd IT Gg79 sid Rt2a
BEEF-Steady;s ssal2s s2i0l barrels = stierce
barrels at s27ras ~ AfIssf5EI'fS 6S
CUT MEATsLSFfrin; sales go Fiackages at
l21z9l3Ac for SHOULDERS; ele14@l71zc9 for
hams; middles nominal = 70
LARD-A shade fifEner, and In moderate
demand; sales $50 tlerces at 165<@I75<e for
steam, and l8@lS1zc for Kettle rendered.
CHEESE Steady az l1@l6e. .2uI51oa 9m
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The FIo0d-Great Damage TO Prop
ePty-OOnsiderable Loss or Life.

BALTIMORE, Jdly24. 10 p. af.--The,
food to-day subsided as suddenly as
sit,arese.. Shortly after A o'clock, the
waterswas carried within the banks, of
Jones Falls. At this hour the dam
age can't be approximated, but none
Of the estimates place it below three
millions of dollars. Hundreds of
stores have been submerged,z and,
many hogsheads of niolasses on
the Wharves, oand sugar IN the ware
houses have, been ebtifely destroyed.
A number of buildings and stores
were undermined and damaged Den
mead's foundry and Beatty 81 iron
works were partially swept
away, and the gas works
supplying the eastern part of the city,
were submerged. and that section is
without gas tonight. Some Of the
water mains are reported carried
away. The loss of life In the city has
not been ascertaiueds r 1t is be HeEed,
however. but few have been drowned.
Mr.. Ward, who was reported drown
ed, was saved and is we'll. Col. Web
ster, Collector Of Port, rescued a
drowning man by rushing In four feet
depth of water, as the man was
being borne away in torrent, COM
pletely exhausted. sl..s ,s. ,,-.....,.
The trains to Washington are run
ming. The damage to the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad is comparatively
small; on the Northern Central Road
the damage is reported greater, and
trains will not run for several days.
A telegram this afternoon from Ell
hcott City, for Wesley Ellicott Mills,
reports the granite mills carried away
and sixty lives lost.
DR.. Owens entire family, except
himself, were drowned 80 ttslh
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! st. Louis LClllsI .MarKef.ss

By Telegraph ogyes ST. LOUIS, July 24.I
ToBAeCo-Steady andfunchanged., -
and Gas for dressed 8HB 10 mo51EbsfHU;
: 8FLoUR-DulI and unchanged; ssuperhne'
sold at s. 60Sd6 % and extra at 81 500s6., "a
WHEAT-Rather &C i've sales tof choice
red az g 0@2 25s prime toIstrictly prime
S; GoRN9T Il wi Tfrfner but Gnchanged esaiesof
mixed and yellow at 7996lc, and TWilit 70
90 20 at Tf S1eT ,ver .os3 q, r83ga !
6I966c: old Is scarce at78482c. sEd5 Qll8s
RYE-+IlOwer; sales atsI0l sl0.gs Ia nosai
PROVISIONS here Is a better feeling and
prices are suffer; pork sold at S28 T542B.
Bacon shoulders T25z@ @l3c. clear sides l6sze
@l7c; plain seanva$seds hams Ice; do.
loose, 16c; sugar-cured do. 19s1201&.s Lard,
WHIsKY-Ina acsive demand at 81 e25.f f,srr
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W&fAAk&ky~ NBkHW uWA Mn
COMPRESSION NALiq PRO 0GEEDIN GS.
s4.@le4a n1i7- - ueft srsssa rf zfa
Resolution Relative o to Civil Officers
in Southern States.
THEY ARE TO BE EeEAE0RaED. .KHER n
THEY CA4N6lT.yEA-KEe TIE
ia OATH sPRESchIBkD BY -
ls co No N E1SESt.
D 90 2TT7FV Q7ssR
Passage OF the Temporary Loan Bill.

Il %+@T n Ga
'SENATE...............WA WAsHISsroN. July "A.
The Senate met ut 10-e'c clock. -
The joint resolution to Teguiate the
carrying of passengers on steamships
and other vessels was amended so as
no. to apply to California Cal fga sNsnn steamers
Z A long discussion ensued on the
bill relative to the Alexandria Canal,
authorizing the construction. of q
railroad bridge by the ~Canaf Com
pany.
Cameron and Sherman strenuOusly
opposed it as being in the interest of
the Baltimore Il Ohio Railroad, to
control the Southern as well as the
Northern travel. 1t was amended so
as to forbid the exclusive privilege to
any company, and passed.
Chandler called up the joint reso-
luton In relation to the survey and
examinations Of rivers and harbors,
which passed. x L&1&AE 81. 1
Wilson introduced the following
Joint resolution, which passed;
House Of RepfesentatiRes Rof the
y u HlLcU ObdtCo Va AAACAAC1 An GOu-
qress assembled, That the persons
now holding civil offices in the pro-
v;sional eovernnfefts Is Of Virginia and
Texas. who cannot take and subscribe
to the oath prescribed by the act en-
titled 4" An act to prescribe an oath
of Office and for other purposes, ap
proved July I'd, 1862, shall, on the
passage of this resolution. be remoy
therefrem. and ID shall be the duty oi
the District Comma 1der to MI the
vacancies so created by the appoint:
ment Of persons who cap take sand
A committee Of conference was or
dered on the bill TO establish a line o.
steamships between New York and
| Europe. 81 a4aE 50 haG 81 .E8k
The Senate atI2 O'Clock went into
executive session.
The House bill to protect the rights
OF actual settlers upon public lands
was passed as follows Be it enacted
&c, That In no case sEaIl more thar
three sections of public lands. of tht
United states be eAentered in any ONT
township BY scrip issued 10 any Stat,
under the act of July I'd. 1862. e..
the establishment Of an Agrieultura
College therein W9a - h -. - p
HOUSE,,-.....,-'l...-W W AS HrNGToN. July "A.
The House met at 10 . clock
- The Senate bill for the temporar
-7sSfsf.iaEi sEs rsaEnfqnf5 ~ - - Z
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United States of America in Congress
assembled, That the assent Of Con-
gress is given to the construction of
bridges across. the 7Maquoketa RIVER
in the State Of Iowa, with or without
draws as may be provided by the
laws of the State, of Iowa. ~ 2 80
IL SEC 2. And be it further resolved,
That dams. and bridges may be con-
structed across the, Iowa River, IN
the State Of Iowa, above the town of
.Wapellosdl i'i' 9
f,.Approyed. July Ii. 1868. -
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Destr uction of Property
and Lcss of Life. oa9 81
The Fenian Convention at
Buffalo. a5tis-a7 8 s.-i
seeret sesEle,ns BENZ Held
BUFFALO,
The Fenian iConFentIOR-Secret Sesa
SE0ns. E-r-.tsi.,

BUFFALO, July 24.--The Fenian
Congress is stilIin session here, and
is expected to close its session to-
morrow. All that has transpired of
their secret session is that they have
been In close communication with the
military. men from various parts of
the country, and also with military
representatives from Canada A spy
managed to worm himself last night
into one of the Fenian Circles, set
ting Immediately under the room oc-
cupied By the Senate. and but for the
timely interference of leading mem
bers of the organization, the SPY
would have been roughly used. He
was summarily elected. III
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WASHINGTON. a.
Passage Ofthe Temporary Loan Bill
Reorganization or Military BIS
tFicIs.

WAsHINaToN, July 24.-By the di-
rection of the President Secretary
Worwell viii soon Issue, a general
order reorganizing the existing mih-
tary districts in the S0uth.salA 1nup7
her of officers now on duty in that
district will be relieved, aduordered
to different points. o-,1 .,..,..,
sa Receipts from customs from uly
18th to the 18th Inclusive. were
81, ,847, AGO.
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streets, tore down signs, and defied
the police in abusive language.
, The police finally arrested about
thirty, Of the rioters and oqelled the
riot. The whole party arrested, Wl4S
were prominent leaders in the riot,
were kept in custody during the
hight, and in the municipal Court
this morning sixteen of them we're
hned twenty dollars each, and one
held to bail in $500, for larceny of a
gold watehnand sign from a building,
and be required to answer to the ac-
eusation before the Supreme Court.
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Republican COnvemtIOa az Browns
Ville-NOmIRatIOms Made.

-@MEMPHIs. July s24-Ehe; Republi-
can Convention for the Eighth Con-
gressional District, which met at
Brownsville yesterday, nominated
candidates fer Congress inithis Dis
trict. A split of nearly one. half the
ballOting occurred. One party nomi :
mated Hon. d. A. Mann, the present
member, and the other nominated
Gen. w. j. Smith. Much bitterness
was manifested by both againstsAhe
other. 'Sa7o@ f1oas %