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JAMES WICK,
IVA or
FLOWER AND VEGETABLE SEEDS,
ROCHESTER,, n. Y
VICE's ILLUsTRAfED CATALOGUE
saads. and Floral 6uIde for 1858

Seeds, and Floral bulde Tor 1865,
IS nos published and ready 70 send out Il
makes a work Of about one hundred large
pages, containing fail descriptions OF the
Choicest Flowers ana Vegetables 6rOEn,
win plain directions for Sowing Seed, Culture,
ETC Iiis beautiful ly Illustrated with more Than
ONE HUNDRED FINE WOOb EkGRANs
ING5 Of Flowers and Vegetables, and 4 Beaut-
fi caIored Plate Of FlOWers, well printed, on
the finest paper, and one Of the most beauului
as well as the most Instructive works OF Sac
kin published. EB- Sent 10 all who apply. By
by mail, post paid. for Ten Gents, which Is not
hall The cost. Address, JAMES WICK,
jas cod 90 Rochester. n. Y.
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Cypress Lumhs
6
No. 1913 Main Street. :
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CrRRINg. GUM & OOOYI

CYPRESS LCMbER OF az oi1 NE
N.4 Parties wishing Lumber s-0ulo
--rtAerg HaaN-
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EEonday. January s.h. Isss.

Between the hours or 10 am and pm the
f1liOwfug described real estate, to-wlLs The
c6rtaln parcel OF land n the c4ty OF emphLs
kEOwn On Tire plan Of the said city as Tot one
hunGred aud eighry-Euur G6I, beginning ~ 9
point Ga he east SIDE or Main street. aud the
north side OF T1neruy's alley, (Which Lsthe uFs-
alley month OF Ja-Es0u street., running thence
vi h the north side OF the said alley east one
hundred and fOrty-eizht feet six inches 10 an
alley = thence north seVeuty-lOur lesC thee
inches; hen vet one huudred and forty
eight feet SIX inches 10 Main street, and thence
south -ssveuty-iOHr feet three inches 10 the
place Of ~beE-nniug.
rEFzs or SALE One-third cash, and one
third in one year from tue date Of tbs sale, end
one thlrd ia two years LhereL-om. Notes with
good ssCur1Iyt 10 be taken f0r the deferred pay
meuG5. and e. lien retained GA - fAOperty FOL
the payments OF said notes.
John LOA6UE,
December g, 1857. County Court Cle.k K.
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TrNStee'S S0Le.
kansa%tn book X, pages 57a. 474i 80 and 40 on
tn sJh day Of March, lSG5, < viii, on
Friday. the TIN Day OF February, 1888,

IN front Of the C srk's ONCE. in the town q
-sarfo1. ia said counfy OF C~rttsndensP proceed
a ruhife auction, 70 the highest bidder,
-aeS Z certain tract Of land situate, y ing
EaIne ~ me county Of Gritendeus state
Euown aud described as the
nod acres land purchased OF Daniel
nas Hughes, lying north OF the
srstr t0unG5d by John Ware and
49, "a ~a tns west, and on The south BY
tse Naitar Dad, and on the eant BY Warnsil's
lana and Mr.. Kely's and part OF the Gilbert
f-acs or land, and the north BY Nj. Hines
is1da vvhich tract Of land embraces the
d~eIin1 81 said Hodges. said sale win be
Tnsrs 10 satisfy certain debts named and spec4-
g. - 80 deed as due to A. ". Arnold. The
sf1ie - IRE said lard = believed 70 he good, nst
i sfaIl SD and conyeE - trnstee onlF
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Trustees Sale.

Under and by virtue or a deed OF trust to
l. ma executed By Fo1ert il. Brooks On the
ZLI dag 0f Hareh. 1867, and registered In Tic
Registers office ef smelly county, Tennessee,
iE BooE No. %, part 1, or pages 2d and zJs, 1
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Notice igs Bankruptcy.
Unitoi states Of America. Wfstrrn District AZ
Tennessse-ss
I'LL Il l. a.nLn- ~


AALr EaarE4 LIaEE1EE 81
IeDnessee-ss
V'hls - 70 give nouea that on The zzd dav ~
smDefr a. tcGI a warrant IA hang
Iupley was Issued against the eLtzt5of
Wiii4Em ,. Hshan,
Of D~yersburV. IN the c1rntV az -
Saie OF Tennessee, who hrg Te 80
judged a bankrupt, oc his oua Dzu-+.--- 80
the pay meet or any GeD-s, and delivery ~ nv
property belonging - sU1u b-ukruut h. nm
1f ioF ms use and the tFansEr Crarv BrCra~v
" E.li arc lofpldasu by law that amteang
~ ~ .leoitots o. the sad GaEkrlpt. 20 prove
Lself dectS aEd = cloas-o one or ra1re asst.1ezs
or 70 estate Wt Do h-il 10 a rourr gr nanT-
~ ~ "a hr-afn 7 Trenton, Tenn, before
OF January iss3. 40 p o'clock 10.
AenphLs, Tenn SIN day Of IauueZ Al
,9 in TJEHNT
Us Marshal. as Zsszsngsr, Westsru Jigsrst
q Tennessee
By J. g. EINGHAH-
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TPUSt Safe,

ny virtue Of n deed OF trust made 70 me BY
y Fannie +. Hunt and John A. Hunt, on the
~ dsv Of August. 1855, ami recorded IN the
Bagf=fer's Office OF shelby county. in BOOK No.
81. pages ~ and ~, TO secure certain indebted
me- fharain nnlnad. i VIII.
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40 U.gg -44aAlElI 49, -
ro s-N q Murdock and Lydia 81 Jen.
Eir- who sus by their next friend, Brooke
PIeasants. Va r q brlnkley aud Others.
TT appearing fzom aBdavit IN this cause that
thE defeudantsJ J. r. Powell George Jenkins
aud Thomas Iurdock are non rsa1denAo o. tAt
ID Is therefore ordered, that they make theil
appearance herein, al the c~ourthouse IN lnt
qfv Of Memphis. Tennessee, on the nnsi
Monday IN February, iGa, aud plead ensWer "a
dsmur 10 complainant bill or the same
Tor hearing eLparte, and that g copy or tins
order be published once q week, for four sue
cesslVe weeks, IN the Memphis Appeal,
A CnuV-atteat
AUGUsTUN ASTON, Clerk and Master
Helskel a scott. Solicitors for Complainant.
dee& law4w
Attachment Notice,
Forner. Lemon & Gale. PlalntfHs. vs.. Thomas
NJ. MoEeley, DEFENDANT.
FFIDANIT for attachment having been
"a made Ia this cause In Pursuance on section
- Of the COde Of Tennessee and atfsct meur
fleyi1g been Issued aud returned b tde proper
defendant Ia the HANDS Of simpson, Saunders
n Il therefore ordered, That said DEFENDANT
annear before me. al IBy Lmoe 10 the city OF
Mempbs Tennessee. on o. Before TUESDAY. uth
CAV "a February, 1865 next and defend This
suit, OF the same VIII DC taken lot confessed as
10 him, and the case set loT hearing eX parte
and that a COPY Of this order be published once
. week, for four consecutive weeks IN the Daily
appeal This January . 49,
For shelby County, Tennessee
John Somerveu, Attorney Tor Plaintiff.
Jal0 law4w
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The Liverpool cotton market was ac-
tive at the opening today; Uplaudar 7gii
Orleans, sd. AT the close the demand
was active and prices had advanced sdi
sales, 10000 bales. Cotton was in good
demsud in New York at the opening to
dav, and prices advanced Middlings,
17+c: Orleans, lSc. At noon the demand
was fair and prices firm, and was quiet
Al the clcsa, with sellers asking +e ad-
vance and buyers cautious. Quotations
nomfnally unchanged. Sales Tor the
day, s00O bales. The same characters
tics which were noticeable yesterday
governed the market to day. Sellers are
asking more than buyers sTe willing 10
nav. but all good lists offered are taken
st fIu figures. a table of 200 bales Lev
NfiddIing, for which 155c was offered, was
taken of the market before the close.
The market for the day ives active ana
only limited by the shortstock and small
offerings. Il closed with 3 tendency up
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TRUSTEES SIZE.

DY virtue Of a Deed OF Trust executed to ne,
d on the 18th day Of October, 1855, by B. E
Norris, 20 secure the payment Of certain not S
due John ID. Armour, a ofwhich notes is due
and unpaid, said Deed Of Trus' being Of record
in the REGISTERS Ufice OF Shelby county, Ten
mes ee, in book "a. part first, Iages -, 2} and
Z4, l VIII proceed t. sell, to tie highest bidder
for cash, on the premises, ia the city OfAsn-
mis-, on
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THURSDAY, the ON day Of January

,ext in mont OF the Circuit courthouse door,
near corner OF second and Union streets, Mem
phis. sell 10 the highest bidder, FOR cash, the
real estate q scribed In said trust deed, to-Hit;
part 81 original Rot No. H7.an Exchangestreet,
fronting thereon q feet, and extending back IL
~parailel lines ~ fe-t, b unded on the east ley
The west side OF the nrst alley LeXt 10 Hair
ssreet. with improvements therecn-
Sale positive. Right Of redemption express
waived in the trust deed.
SaIe hours between II and Ro'elock m Tue
title Is haifeved to be good, butJConVey MY as
trustee. n. u. l. STEWART, Irube
BaaaIaber q. 1877. der2A tbs
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Notace az Rnnkrmnfe,,.
United 5tates or America. Western Dlstrie.
TEHaes ee-E

United states OF America. Western DIztTiet or
TEHhes ee-s
U7HlS j. 20 give Rotlce that en- the 5ah dav OF
4 December A-D, 49,, q warrant ia bank
ruptcy was issued aE-nsl the estass or
Thomas a. EJfe,
Of the county OF Upton, aad the stale
or Tennessee, who has been aCiulHd a
bankrupt. on his Cwn petition thaE the paw
mem Of any dects and delivery ofanyu roBefrv
belonging ID such bankrupt. 10 him. r ar IA
as a14 iAe trsnsier OF any property by him.
are forbidden by Law hat d meeting o. he
creditors or the sad bankrupt. TO prove their
debts, and 10 chOszs one OF more assizuees OF
hts estaie, VIII be neld u a CCurl u1 Bank
ruptcy, 10 De holden at Office $50. $50 Main
street. in WalCran Block, 1=lIrE-s. Tens. be-
f9re Ihomas j. Latham Eg, Regis e., on The
Zd day o. Jduuary, A. j.. 1888. 80 1ea-~ 90 a M
emphls Tenn, Zth "a 0fUecaub-r. 4. L..
E6I. j. y. TOMkNY.
U. ). Marshal a. Messenger, Western District
Of tennessee.
BY J.. ,. BINGHAM
Deputy c. 8 Marshal, - Messenger.
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County Court Sale Of Land.

Maria Z. Pettite 20 ais, VS.. Mary L Moleta et al.
Petition for sale OF rial ezlai8 for division
T~EDEz and by virtue OF a decree OF sale
| made In the above eQtiUed cause, at the
Deee tenn. 1851. Of the County tourt q
shelby county. tennessee, ] VIII proceed 20 seii
TO the hiEnesr, ID best bidder, before the Court
h.use door Ll lie city Of Memphis On
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H APPEAL FOR 1868

Proposes to meet the great questions which
win arise, for the restoration OF constitutional
rule, with the weapons OF
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1Vstc5 81 6G9kEF dDfCH-
United states OF America, Western District o.
IGnnessee-ss.
THIS Is TO give notice that on the I'd dayor
I December, A. D. LSi7, "a warrant IN hank-
ruptcy was Issued against The estate O.
A5ner seCoEaus,
OF Trezevant. in the county OF Carroll.
and state Of Te7neses, who has heea
adjudgcd a bankrupt on his own petition E:
that the paymsnt o. any debts, and del very OF
any property 1eiolg NJ 20 such haukr1pL. 10
him or rlE nlz use. and the transfer OF any
property 1T him are forbidden by law thar
a meeting Of the creditors OF said bankrupt.
to prove their debts. and % choose one or more
Of Bankruptcy. TO be holden at Ireutoa.
Tenn, before =. ". Hafeheit, rEq, REGISTER. On
the 3lst dsy Of January, Al. Is5s. al 10
O'Clock Am
Memphis, Tenn 5lhGsyafJan1ay AID. Is5a
J. -. TUNENE.
US. Marshal, a. Messenger, western District OF
Tennessee,
ByJ.B BINGHAM,
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Tl.1kStee'S Sc.

NY virtue OF a deed OF trust. executed on me
h 9ih OF April, 1907, By MIS- e g jda!n3s
ii secure a nete therein described, whiea oeeu
s. OF rerofd IN hook No ~. part seconq pages
AZ, as, 40. in the Registers once OF Shetby
IWill. on
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TO COTTON
TIL
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD


TVAS Just completed arrangements 10 snip
IL Cotton 10 New York and ali E4s ern c ties
via. Charleston, Norfolk. and by all rail wa.
Orange and Alexandria Railroad, and viii 2 We
through bills OF Ladlng to all points,, GUAR
ANFEEING TINE at The lowest rates which
are given by any other route, ana With more
advantages 10 shippers than by any other line.
Day and Night Fast Freight Schedule saving
been put IN operation. rum ng through with
out break OF BuIK or detention.
Shippers Need AppreheEd NODelay.
We are determined 10 make this route what 1t
should be-THE SHORTEST, QUICKEST,
CHEAPEST and DESIRABLE LINE to
Shippers from n emphis to all points. Wehave
obtained the services o. p. NJ. Patterson & Bro,
in connection with Mr.. John Hudson "a Solicit
ing Agents, who will give al to
Shippers ana sign Through Bills OF Ladtng. at
No. rs Main st4eet, also. Mr. A. J. Lowe, Agent
al Depot. SAM. TATE, President.
W. J. ROzS, General superintendent
JOS. c. LOPEZ, Gen Freight Agent.
daclS i1n
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE OF TIE DAILY APPEAL
MEsrPnrs, Jsnuary j. AenN

MEMPHIS. January &C. 49,
Our banks report the money market
active to-day with an increased demanu
for exchange. The offerings were some
what LIGHT. as is usual on the last day o.
the week, but the supply Is amps anu
rates are unchanged.
Gold opened in New YORK a. ioo4'
TO 1885,. and closed at 1850. There were
no offerings Of consequence IN Ihls
market aud dealers were keeping up
more than the regular margin, looking
for a further decline. Buying at 80 to
S6Jc. Selling st lSS to 1880.
Citv Scrjp has not yet become settled.
Rrokers are not disposed 20 buy at any
thing over 42c. and sell at A to 45c in
roupd sums. There is but a small de.
mand and no offerings from first hands.
There is no change in County War
rants. Small pieces are in light demand
but large ones are not in favor, being
generally unavailable. Buying at 65c.
Selling at 6s to re.
Police Scrip is about the same with no
increase in offerings, or demand. Bay
ing at soc. Selling st 81 TO S5c.
At an execution sale on Saturday, oath
ult., eight miles east Of Fayetteville, ssya
the Fayetteville O5scrver, sixteen bales
of good cotton sold at SIX cents per
pound, and sixty barrels Of corn sold ai
eighty cents per barrel, or sixteen cents
per bushel. The corn was gathered and
in pens. Other articles sold in proper
Fion-
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Trustees S0Ie.

Under q by virtue OF q Deed OF Trust
l. executed by Calvin D Hart and Ellen J..
Hart on the 18th day OF July, AD., 1865, to me,
as Trustee, 70 secure the psym-nt or q cei tain
nnfa tharain racILed. I VIII On Lha
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NOTICES.
Notice.


IOHN L. LEIGH has retired from the arm or
d smith & Ieeeh. fauG ~
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EOR REST.-No. $50 Adams slreet-BA UHs
Il CID STAND. The house contains rooms
besides Ear-r0Om and rsiiars alsr. e ba-h lot
Apply 10 r DUDuEY F=rsY USER. Atty,
dEcZ4 NO. u Madison street.
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WEEKLY.

tAnd two co'plea Daiy)
All Communications must be address to
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s. C. TOOF. Proprietor.

EOR SALE OR RENT-The MAYFIELD
L PLACE" containing GO acres, S6 cieaJeI
and under fence, a good gin and g~iuhousE,
stables and necessary OuthOuses, a nice dwell
ling, TIVE good C8terns and one vel, spring Ol
the place which affords running ~aIer The year
round. This place IS 5Ifuaicu IN the Horn
Lake road, u mlles from phls, aud vii be
sold to suit the times II not roid by the 18Th
of January. 1855, Will De rented % a gO-C ten
ant Apply 10
Z. DUDLEY FRAYSFE, Atty.
M. Il Madison street. or to
is LANE, en- The premises.
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MEMPHIS APPEAL, Memphis. Tenn.
1OHN :. c. HOGAN & co.,
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the city OF
hest bidder
TO wit: a
ID being in
Tennessee
,ignated or
ands in ths
~ ~~s"~
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CEAEHER o. C~0EMFRCE.l
ME.uErA -anuaN Is. IN.N-
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Kou%s s BRO, So oosnmos -. n. O.
a ~ W65iessla Druggists, ufcheftFeE
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u to me on
eph NJ.
| Registers
b book No.
purpose OF
u will on
lary,1S8S,
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Trnstee,s Sc 81 Land.

p. N. WINTERS. sheriff
BY F. W. CALDWELL, Deputy Sheriff.
dco9I laW4U
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Eos5cs IN Bank HDfey

Deputy c. 5 blsrshaI, IS Messengs
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East SHORE HARRoRs The movem,

EAST SHORE HARBoRs. The movement
of dredges indicate the completion of bar
Dor contracts along the east shore Of Lake
Michigan. The tug Tempest last week
towe ID dredge and dump scow from Pent-
water to Chicago, and the tug Americon
Eagle towed drcdgc and three dump
scows from Frankfort to Michigan City.
Captain Hubbell, the contractor at Frank
fort, has completed the work. Squief &
White have finished the Muskegon piers,
and expect soon to put the finishing touch.
es upon the pier at Grand Haven. The
contract at Michigan City has been taken
from the original contractors and. turned
over to Captain Hubbell for completion.
Work upon the harbor at Pere Marquette
is nearly completed. @
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Our Candidate for Congress.


AS will he seen elsewhere, the Demo
rats of this district, represented in Cons
ention byrtheir delegates. have, with sin
alar -unaRimity, chosen Hon. JesEpH VIZ
AS, Of Manitowoc, as their candidate to
cpresent the district in Congress, in place
f Hon. p. SAWYER, the preseut incum-
ent az gf Sksg,a az
Here in Mani.owoe, and throughout the
FBtire eastern portion OF the district, where
MIR. Villas is well known, it is unnecessary
10 urge his qualifications for the position
or which he has been nominated OF ac-
Snowledged ability, unquestioned honesty
bf conviction and purpose, and irdomitabfe
energy, his private character is without a
kblemish, his record all that could be de-
|sired, and his personal popularity probably
greater than that of any other man il the
district.
Mr.. Villas represented this Senatorial
district in the State Senate in 1868 and
1864, and proved himself, as in every posi-
tion of public trust he has accepted at the
hands of the people, to be watchfu and
capable guardian and promoter of their best
interests. If elected, he will carry with
him to Congress weight of influence and
a comprehensive knowledge of the wishes
and needs of the people of his district, sec
ond to those possessed by no other
man within its boundaries He is in
no sense a professional politician. He is
not an Office seeker. This nomination, as
has every nomination he has ever accepted,
has come to him unsought and unasked
tor. He has consented to become candi-
date at The spontaneous and emphatically>
expressed desire of the Democratic voters
of the district, who have looked to him for
months as the only mar in their party who
could make successful fight against Radi-
calism in this Congressional District.
rhe name of JOSEPH Villas will add 800
TO the Democratic majority IN this county.
The people here will roll NJ FOR him arg-
er majority than was eve, given to any
man 10 Manitowoc county. 1t the Demo
Gratis of the western portion of the district
will put their shoulders to the wheel, We
regard his election as foregone conclu>
Put Manitowoc county down for | 900
majority for Villas and the entire Demo.
cratic ticket.
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q sA ff .4ss Z y J. -
rA-The party in power, lay much stress
on the fact that the publiu debt ha. been
decreased somefhibg more than $500, 900, :
600 since the close Of the war. This de-
crease has not been made BY the application
Of receipts from customs and internal reve-
nue., but from funds derived from the sale
of surplus material belonging to the war
and navy departments Secretary Welles
has turned into the treasury some sixty
seven millions Of dollars. TIE saes by tie
war department should have announced to
more than twice that sum.
Now, when the Jacobins have no such re-
sourcess to fall back upon, the debt is in
creasing. According to the statement
of Hon. David A. Wells, i witness sum.
moned BY themselves, and evidently q
willing one, they had $47, ,Oo0, 900 in the
fiscal year ending the first of July. Per.
haps, If they had in addition to the above
sum several hundred millions Of dollars de-
riyed from the sales of war material they
would be able 10 show considerable reduc
lion OF the debt in the year lust ended,
The debt Is growing larger, and the cfeli
OF the government is growing small; h,
degreess and beautifully less.,r The pre-
MUM on gold goes up and the yalae O
greenbacks goes down. Is it not incx
pressible impudence for the Jacobin party
IN the face of these facts, to twaddle abou
its preservation Of The credit Of the GOV
eminent ~ AiSaoo Tmu.
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Fenian Picnic Suppressed.

8a sat Hetu g Montreal, Aug. 80.
A picnic having been, advertised to be
held Tuesday, for the benefit Of Whelah
and other prisoners at Ottawa, charged
with the assassination of darcy McGee, a
proclamation was posted, last night, ealing
on all loyal citizens to muster on Tuesday,
to prevent this Fenian display. ri
Barney Deylin, leading Irishnan Of
this city. who opposed McGee last year,
and who has hitherto enjoyed the reputa-
tion Of being a Fenian sympathiscr, has
written a, long letter, in which be dcnounces
the picnic as Rcalled for, and as tending
to cast an imp pNlation on Irishmen He
says il would be telegraphed over the
world and materially strengthen the Fcnian
cause, now preparing to attack Canada.
He implores Irishmen to discountcnancc
it, 7agalet5 ai I Hff-ef{ f-,eraIe I
The affair makes Intense excitement, and
a riot is feared. The authorities will put
down the picnic, and if possible suppress
any l0yahst demonstration. - -
: Fenian sympathixers are Disguised, and
denouuce Deylin as traitor, Public
opinion, however, is strongly in his favor.
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! Indian Depredations.,

.HfE.u q InlcagO, OepG 2
A dispatch dated Cheyenne Sept. lst,
says a large force, of Indians are coming to-
wards the North Platte from Cache la
Paudrie with a, large stock. Two, compa-
mics Of cavalry left Fort Russell this morn
ing to cut them off. The United States
Mail coach which left here. this morning
was attacked at noon and the coach burned
while the passengers were dining : one
man was Killed. Company f, Of the 9th
Y. s. Infantry have gone thither. i !" i
a-..s.-F ~. Denver, Sept. L.
Fifty Indians made their appearance
eight miles above Colorado City this morn
ing and drove of about 100 horses. They
moved toward Barsau Basin vith their
,plundeF. A small force Of volunteers were
immediately sent to intercept them. .I
Intelligence. was received last evening
that large force of. Indians had struck
Boche La Foujine Valley, and killed one
man and drove off quantity of stock. g
Gen. Sherman has ordered Gen. Augur
to regulate his troops so that he can inter
cept all Indians going north.
y Gen. Sheridan has sent his cavalry SO as
to cut off those going by way OF Beaver
Greek and the Republican River. ,.s,. ,,,
Intelligence was received last night that
a large force of Iucians had entered Cache
La Poudre Valley, killed one man and
drove off a, lot of stock. Gen. Augur's
forces are now moving to intercept the In.
dians,. going north. Gen. Shermna, at
Fort Sanders, thinks they are going for
Ash Hollow. @ Il s.1IlE OH
/ Gen. Sheridan has sent an active force
Of cavalry to the bead of ,Fleurc Greek and
the Republican River under Col. Forsyth
There are now about 2, 500 Colorado vol
unteers in the field. ~ - s5- iesset