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STATE OF t0NAEErltfT p.
Hartford eounty.
January 3, lS3. personally appeared George
l.. chase, Pre-ti 10, and George VI. tOiL,
Secretary OF The Hartford Flre Insurance Com
pany, and made oath Luat the foregoing state
meBt by them subscribed, Is a true, full and
correct statement OF the affairs OF Sid Com
pany, and exhlbt =, so far as can be aScerfained
at this date, ls actual condition on The Thirty
fast day of December, 1861.
Before me, GEO. GUNNER,
Notary Public.
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FINLEY'S
CHURN DASHER.

III MEMPHIS Tenn.
J.A.CAEERON& Co. Agents
For the United States and Territories. Agents
wanted ia every county in ths United States
Exclusive agencies granted by Counties OF
States Terms Ideal.
We are pleased 10 make reference to the fol-
lowing parties who hzve put the DASHER 10
practical test Their experience and opinions
ought TO satisfy the most lncreuulous II how
ever, such testimonials are not sumclent, you
will oot De convinced o. the fact without a
trial for yourself II THEN IL Goes not equal
every representation, return the DASHEh and
JnsrA Plume F Hiu. Col H T Tonliuson,
Col " Underwood, Mslor ~ } Nlc15-
Col H HPOtteri r bAil. Ee4
Newton Ford ESD CCcAreAis 5aToso
- VI = Johnson Chris House,
10 Advocate. Hon Arch Wright,
Capt Joseph LeuOwr Ia 4ontsomeryl
" b Waldran, Jonh aernsrt, red -
n D DeadUcE. Esqs IEJ 1Nuhnl4sN
n p R4rue1 Es1. DR. A Burleson,
Z W~nitnOrcr Evening S4ayoI inter
MIio4 q b Buckley. JFFrsnk, ESQ.
ms Hinsoa, Memphis Rev Dr q II Gray, La
M Sije; n1'A G brown, ClarksvfIe;
J II Woodson Rev X Rivers, som
tom. ervile:
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lava: Il X Lucas, Nicksburg:
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Helene: RID Bend, J~acksonprt:
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Nm + A Jones, Hamp- 7 H WiIhers, Louis
ton. Va. vile, Ky:
DR. 81 owens. Russell Mrs q u Mclean, Ow-
VILE, Ky. ensboTo, Ky;
Gen BufJTd. voolfolk COLI J Fackler, Hunts
comfy. Ky willie, Ala;
James NJ Warren, HiIls-Mg r c Myers, Mill
borc. Ala. eau. Texas;
sandeHs, JEFFERSON, Texas, ETC. etc. etc.
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LEGAL:
Case No. I61.

In the District Court OF the United States, fol-
the District Of West Tennessee. In the mat
ter OF 81. Beatus q Co, Bankrupts. n bank
ruptey, District Of West TsnneSsee-sS
To whom it may concern
THE undersigned hereby gives notice Of his
appointment aS assignee OF r.. Beatus q Co, OF
M~emphtssin the county or Shelby, and STATE
OF Tennessee, within said district, who nave
been ad5ndged baukrupts upon their own petis
ton, by the District Court OF said district.
Mem phis, Tenne see, the 25th day ~ January,
AID, 1865. WILLIAM Y. CIRODE,
Assignee, Etc, No. $50 Main street, Waidran
Block. Jan28 lsw3w
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.
@1 and after the nth Instant, our price for
Dt0MPRESsING COTTON Will DO
ONE DOLLAR PER BILE.

-. shaIN include, as heretofore, one Drayage,
- Extra HOPE covering Sample Holes, and
- insurance while in our possession. II Is
: Sanetly understood, that all hopes and Heads
Ii. - when delivered TO us, shall be paid for in
INC : atfaO twenty cents for each rope. and (ol
caBL- Gems each for heads. All Ropes ana
hirtS sort ard not furnished NJ the time of
Head 3 50 tho Cotton, VIII be charged In our
ieliv cry o.
bills COMPRISING are due and payable
a delivery
w..tsru weight 4 Cotton Press &c.
Rx 7, aERRITr, President.
30 lW
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KAYAN4GH & DzCKER'S
BILLIARD TABLES
i Tables Is the ohA1ru
Cat-Gut

Manufactured by KAVANAUGH d DFcEER
ana patented Decemhsr Is. 1866. fSae Scia1r9dr
American, Vol 10, No. ny
4th the only Cushion that possasSas all The
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nc most eit.uc and most durable CushIo7 ever
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~ u " fuDoer ana Jumping rom the tables
10 the elasticity Of the eushion.
The Cst-Gut Cushion las already basp -
PHed 70 over 1905 tables, which are in const-Rt
for So per set. maAf
Cayanagh q Deeker's Factory. AZ thu cor,o-
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ccIAPIebe OF its kind in the world. the -
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BiLlard Cloth, Balls, Cues and T.fmpln1 ali
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oy competent authorities % be the best TeTosot
Fun size Tables cut down for sIoo.
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INSURANCE.
ST. LOUIS MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY.
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ST. LOUIS.


ID. A. JANUARY, President.
JAS. H. LUCAS, Vios-Presfds't.
WM.T T.. SELBY, Secretary.
WM. N. BENTON, GenI Agent.
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10 Lille Rock Shippers.

rVHE STEAMERS LIBERTY No 2AED CDaI-
Il EEk'LAL viii receipt freight through 70
little Rock, until further notice, Al the follow
ms rates, viz:
Pound Frsight--- 80 cents per 100 pounds.
% per barrel
WHISKY ----.-- .--..-.--.s2 % per barrel.
LEVY & MILLEk, Agents,
fElErf No 3 Jefferson street.
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TRUSTEES N0Le.

ny virtue OF q deed Of trust executed to me
ID as trustees, on the 18th day OF September,
1866, BY Sarah Ann Perry, TO secure John Don
ahnei IN the payment Of q certain note. which
note Is due, and which deed OF trust Is OF
record in the Reg ster's Office Of shelby county.
state OF Tennsssee, in book IS, part I'd, pages
go, 81 aun z92, I shall proceed 70 sell 70 the
highest and BEST bidder, for cash, in front Of
tho Titus Block, Jefferson street, in the city OF
Memphis, on
Monday, the I'd day Of March, 1858,
Between the hours OF 10 and II o'clock. a GER
tain tract or parcel of land situated in the
county Of shelby and state OF Tennessee, near
TO and northeast OF the city OF Memphis, being
lot No o, on the plat of I. 5. Todd's sub-ufvis-
ION OF 50 43-IO0 acres, part of the John Rice five
thousand acre grant, said lots sub-diVided IS
the property OF Thomas Whits de, cOnveysdtO
him by hanne and RaWson Ives, by deed Of
Record in The registers once OF said county,
in OooK No. 8, psge $50, and said lot No. 7 be-
gins a. the intersection Of the north line OF the
John Rice grant, WITH the West line of MCseley
avenue. runaing thence south 50, west with said
nvenue 3 chains and 81 links. thehcs north
So west u chains 81 Ink mOre or less, 70
MossIey avenue. thence north 81 east with the
said aTfnue 8 chains 50 lAks 10 the north line
Of The John Rice grant, thence south SIC east
" tn said north line u chains % links 70 the
beginning.
The equity OF redemption Is expressly waived.
lao Oh MONSAREAI. .stee.
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sold by the 18th
cd 70 a good ten
USER, Atty,
street, or 70
Q premises.
] street-B
contains SIoomi
; also. o back lot
USER, Atty.
M.gfann street.
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References.

ice, SIX s. Co BabD
q Falls Z Appersol & Co
OCBOOne & Co.
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ucTroN AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
a No. : L umkin how, hunuei1s, - -
1es7ver a. Goods on Consignment, Collector Of
eatms. Real Estate and stock Agent. Any
neesss1rF rafsrsRcss, II rsq9tred, jsA4A
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2. WILSON, N. Y, BIZ.
THOs. n. CALIAwAY. W.
Cleveland, Ienns
rs. WILSON, CALLAl
property, levied on uy VuFuo q SAL 80
IS the property OF the Defendant. ren1a-Ss
nentsr fo SATISFY said above mentioned e1scu-
lion; one CARRIAGE and one 0HBlH Be-
IS Y AFSESs 2. n. WINTERS.
Sheriff Shsiby county
5y 5sA 3 IA JAMS lot
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Case No. Z.

In the District Court Of tina United States, for
the District or " est Pennessee. In the mat
terror Alexander Bowers, Bankrupt. In bank
ruptcy. District Of West Tennessee-sS-
To whom it may concern:
THE undersigned hereby gives notice Of his
appointment as assignee Of Alexander
Bowers. OF Memphis. in the county OF shelby,
and State OF Tennessee, within said district,
who has besn adjudged n bankrupt upon his
trict.
Memphis, Tennessee, the 10th day or January,
AID, 1858. WILLIAM Y. %
Assignee, Etc, No. $50 Main street, WaldTan
BLOCK. Jal7 law 3w fri sat mon
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Guardian Notice.

In the County Court OF Shelby County.
mo WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: At the FEB
ruary Term Of the County Court OF shelby
county I shall ask 10 be appointed duar1ian
fcr the minor heirs OF Mrs Mary nm Lana,
deceased, 70 wit: Mary Ella, Langley. John
Az lett and Sarah Virginia Land, cnneren o4
fSa eforesald Mary Ann Land, deceased said
children being residents Of the city OF Msm-
Phls, shelby 'oHnS' AIoNE1r.
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CREDITORS

HAVING claims against The estate OF James
III Malatesbs, deceased, sre hereby notified tG
die tkeir claiRs, properly AUTHENTICATED. with
the undersigned, within the time prescribed by
law, or the same viii be barred Persons in
cebted to Tie estate viii come forward and pay
the same. NICHOLAS MALAYSIA,
FRANK NACCARO.
Administrator 25Z &ain street.
I'd. Burke Pickett, Attorney.
Ledger copy III forbid. deelG
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Persons ordering Certificates by nal can
send greenbacks 70 the OF i've dollars
Ia registered letters, and postOf6cs or other
drafts, payable 20 our order for larger amounts,
a our risk, with address Of town, county ami
stare carefully written.
an orders iOr certificates, and Communism
ucns should be addressed 10
y. u, ROCKET.
At Phoenix Mutual ms Co Bethel Hoo 80
Main street. Memphis. Tenn. SsEfT
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LOUISIANA.

Proceedings in the Legisiature-The Late
Election to Be Observation-Disclosures
j. M. Wells Petitions Tor His Salary.
NEW ORLEANS, July IL 1863.
In the State Senate yesterday RESOLUTION for the
appointment q Joint committee Of both houses to
Investigate the late election with power 70 send for
pefsos aud papers and to report TO the legislature
was referred TO the Committee on Judiciary.
blu was introduced 10 the House prohibiting any
distinction Thateyer on account Of race, color pre-
yfoqs condition Oh any public conveyance or place Of
business where license Ia required under the PEN
Rlty OF $500 6he or imprisonment for one year.
Vhe Governor yesterday notified the Legislature
that be had signed the fourteenth amendment and
the Police Commissioner blu. The I'VE Oommis.
sloness, who had been appointed by the Governor
and confirmed BY che Senate the gay previous 70 tne
notification Of Che signing Of the bill creating tnem
entered upon their duties yesterday Tnree od tnem
are colored,
from ]. Madison Weiles asking for the payment Of
his salary Governor from the time OF his super
seizure by the military authority unnl Mr.. d. O.
Yarmouth was indicted as civil Governor OF the
State. Referred to Claims Committee.
A bill was introduced vesttng the executive control
OF the public schools Of New Orleans in seventeen
directors to be appointed by the Governor. All the
legislation already enacted and proposed, stripping
the municipal government OF the control OF city af
fairs, takes effect Immediately after their passage
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ENGLAND.

The American Democratic Presidential Nomi.
nations-Canvass Of the Seymour Ticket.
LONDON, July II, 1858.
Telegrams from the New York Associated Press
ONCE announcing the final result of the barottngs
in the National Democratic Convention, were
promptly received BY the London journals These
dispatches evoke comments from the press generally
unlavorable to the success Of the ticket. =
The London Ytandqrd thinks that sanguine demo-
Gratis themselves may well doubs If Horatt9 Se5wous
can defeat the most popular American. q. !,
The LONDON yeaos says the radical party WIN qxut
over the democratic defeat which is certain 10 follow
the selection Of so weak candidate Horatio Sey.
nOur. = SssssssT E.lssss.
The Ne,cs thinks the country needed stronger
and more healthful opposition than 1t Is likely now
to have, and believes that the intelligent Americans
will soon acknowledge this with regret.
The London Herald treats the coming contest as
foregone conclusion. The Herald is mot sure'i II
the best man the democracy could select could not
oppose General Grant with advantage on the ques-
lion Of keeping faith with the Southern States and
the bondholders, but Grants personal eminence and
popularity would probably elect him in any event.
Harvest Prospects.
LONDON, July IL, 1858.
The weather to-day at London Is warm and beau
tiful,
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EUR OPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKBT.-LoSDoN, July IL II
P.A.-Consos close at 9<h e41s for money and 94h
o4A Tor the account. American securities close az
the following quotationsi-United states nve-
twenties - 'aS Erie Railway shares, 40; Illinois
Cehtrals, lO1k.
FRANKFORT BoURsB.-FRASKFoRT, July H.
United states fve-twenty bonds closed at M for
the issue Of 1892.
tIvERPooL COTTON MARKET-LIvERPooI, July
ia ?. M.-The market closed quiet at the opening
Quotations Of this morning viz. :-Middling uplsnds
0xd. II I'D; middling Orleans 1lkd. q IL "a.
The sales Of the day have fallen short Of the estimate
msde al the opening and only foot 5000 bales.
dLvRYOOL BRBADSrUYFe MARKHr.-TAvBRPOOL,
nj H. r. M.-COrn, SdA 3D. per quarter for new
6ixed Western. California wheat has advanced TO
6e al per GENITAL; No. red Western, lis 10d par.
~ q per bushel Oats a.. I'd. per bushel Peas
IN "a per quarter, for canadian Flour dan e S0s
Bar 6G Tor Western canal,
sIiVIRpooI PROvIsIOHs MARKM.-Lrvpspooq.
fnE n-2 P. M.-Beef, 1o1s Cd. per tercs Of - lbs
6t4rn prime mesa Lard Ia buoyant at 90. q. Der
"a Cheese 5ss. per cwt. for the best GRADED 81
Emericen 1ne Bacon, "a Cd. per cwt for OumDers
YI6srcs PRODUCE MAHpM.-Lospos, July ia
GS f for common Sstsh Caroline. Petrol.un an :
or Spirits saesr. d. per cwt for No. y Dutch
Standard on the spot 90. Sd to arrive. Calcutte
lhseed, ess. Linseed OIL esq per ton. Linseed
sslDA 81 per ton for thin oblong for feedng.
H1wKRP MADKn5.-AMwBRP, july u..feIo-
leuih closed at 90 francs % confines per ool br
SonnAafd white.
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THE NATIONAL GAME.
Base Ball Notes.

The Eckford Club officers, representatives and
witnesses were al The Study" on Friday night
last, to answer the complaint of the Athletic Club OF
Brooklyn.
The Athletics were not on hand.
The Judiciary Committee was not on hand
Judge Advocate Bolton was.
In the State Association an omission has nadvert-
emily occurred. Nv. II. Holmes, Oriental. of Green
point" should appear in the list of the Judiciary
Committee for the Eastern Division.
A. G. Davis having resigned rom the committee,
Mr. Bougnton, Of the Atlantic, should take hold and
dispose OF the committee business
Hatfield threw regulation ball ON Friday last at
Cincinnati distance of 800 feet That is tall throw
ing Tue ball must have gone up pretty high. 1t
Will take correspondingly long time to get II
down"
The Orentals have been doing well. SO far through
the season they have defeated four clubs and were
beaten only by the Mutuals of Now York. When
the Oriental Club is mentioned in the HERALD 1T viii
be known having reference to the Oriental Club Of
Greenpoint.
The Excelsiors of Chicago played with them on the
Fourth, and were defeated, with a Of SO to II.
Lex pitched for the Excelsors and the Forest City
men, In the fifth and eighth innings, punished him
severey-in the former ten and in the latter for
twelve runs.
The Cincinnati folks are getting tired OF their elm
portations" and think that 'h0me talent only needs
cultivation to bring 1t out"
The Haymakers defeated the Excelsiors at Roches-
ter on the sth inst. with score Of 81 to 20.
AS OF the reputable journals has yet published
the score OF the Atantics' game with the foreign
Nine of Cincinnati give it,
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LETTER From THAoosUs STEVENS.

WAsHIN0TOS, June q, 1868.
DEAR SIR learn there was q report In Lancaster
that opposed paving due honors TO Mr.. Buchanan
at his funeral on the other hand. attempIca vice
to introduce resolutions laudatory Of Mr.. Buchanan =
private character al personal history and ed the
House to adjourn to sHond h,s funeral single obtec
ton would prevent s being passed that osy. Mr. Van
wyck, Of New York, constantly objected Iesrnestly
appealed TO him to withdraw the objection. He per
sisted until LEFT the House. He then permitted
tee 10 he passed. | am anxious that this mistake
should be corrected, for I should Do ashamed Of
preudioe. I would DO glad II you could have this
statement In some way communicated 70 the public
through democratic organs, a. do not wish Mr. Bu-
chanans friends 10 believe so mean thing.
THADDEUS STEVENS.
Dr. HENRY CARPENTER Lancaster, Pa.
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GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.

Three men were killed by lightning near London,
Laurel county KY, recently.
A terrific hail, rain and thunder storm visited
GAINESVILLE on the sth. Two barns were struck by
lightning and consumed tree was blown down
upon shed In which were four men, one Of whom
was killed and the Others seriously injured.
Mrs. Gaynor, the wife OF hackman In Columbus,
went 10 photograph gallery, procured . number o.
photographs Of herself for her friends, went home.
And killed herself BY swallowing cyanide o.
potassium. the husband said he "didnt care .
0-n"
An owl measuring four feet and SIX inches nom
Up 70 Up Of Wing was caught on Charles Pttsenssrs
nfm about ave miles north Of Mansfield. Pa, On
She 4i q July. II weighs from ten 10 twelve
sounds
Two Of the prisoners Who escaped from the Her
kimer county jail about three weeks ago. Elias Corb1
cod Aiopso kghthall, were captured 1t Buffaio and
fSturned 10 their old qusfterA
ssmuel sandeu. treachsrousIy murdered ". 3
furnef, iate publshes Of sAe Goodman CTena1 0sf.
few days since ana escaped.
Mr.. CaidweA, horse tameA was murdefSQ sn1
robbed BY two 6eveaitnH compeolOus neaR HshdW'
son. Tekas, recently. may have besn arrested.
An exchange vents 70 kVow Susan Anthony 4
~ reaeoea q No AaeAeog. ~ ~ Rsvoiutaeae
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CRICKET.

Two first class matches will be played on the st.
Georges Cricket ground, Bergen HUI, N. j., Mon
day, Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday, the 18th,
I4th, 18th and 10th inst. On the 18th and l4th St.
Georges frst eleven selected eleven OF the on
GERS Of the garrison Of Lower Canada. On the 18th
and 10th, h picked eleven from Philadelphia
CLUBS and st. Georges Club OF New York vs. q
selected eleven Of the officers Of the garrison OF
Lower Canada.
The st. Georges eleven will be chosen from the
following members:-BOwman, Butterfeld, Cater
Cross, Earnshaw, 0iDbes Gordon, Haughton, Hill,
Morrison, Mumford, Morley, Scott and Geo. Wright
The military force will include officers from the
following regiments now quartered In Canada
Sixtieth rifles Royal Artillery Sixteenth foot, Royal
EnQipeers