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Trustees Sale.

v,r4ns u q Decd in Trust execufsd TO me,
X - Trnstee. ~ Asa Hodges on the 2 b day
81 Febrnsrv. 1876, and registered in the proper
o6les IN Crittsnden county IN the state o. Ar
Sansss- ia book X, pages 473, IA, 10 and 478, on
the sIh day Of March, 1855 I VII, on
Friday, the 7th Day Of February, 1885,
T, front of the Clerks ONCE. IN the town Of
MARION, IN said county OF C~rttenden, proceed
to sell, at public auction, 10 the highest olugsf,
for cash- 4 certain tract Of land sftuatef IyinS
ard beIpcfn the county OF C~rtttendent state
or Arkansas, known aod described q me
fueIve Eundred acres land purchased OF Daniel
HngSes and James Hughes lying north OF the
MiIltarv road, bounded oy John ware and
ofher lands on tue west, and on the south By
tbe Military road, and on the east By Warneu's
land and Dir. Kellyis and part or the Gilbert
fraet OF land, aud the north by Mr.. Hines
lands. which tract Of land embraces the
dvgefIiue OF said Hodges- Said sale viii be
made 70 saiisi " certain debts named and speci-
ned in said deed a. due 70 A ". Arnold The
title to the said land Is believed 10 be good, but
{ shall sell and CONVEX as trustee only.
isI tds " q 2OTTTHW WORTH Trustee.
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New orleans Fruit Store.

-srA FOR 50 YEARS. A. TORRE
E,%Cc yVholesale dealers and importers IN
Foreion and Domestic fruits. Nd Sanal
ores 0rIaqus Sales made on the leveS
street, te9 ~-~a
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TRUSTEES SALE.

d Ehaubers and h D. Chambers, dated Oelo-
Der Gtn, u66, 20 secure TO r. ". Price the pay
ment Or q certain note therein specified, I viii
CASH, on
A0adsy she 10th day OF February, 1865,
a certain tact or parcel OF Iacd Containing
EieVeu acre and se~renfy-ssV=n huaG etths Or
an acse tL U-iUJI s.tusIed at intsrsectiOHa0f
Tn on and IreZeVanC avenues abOat three
miles east OF the city Of Memphis and parti-u-
larry desc ibed in the deed or the said Il -.
Prize 70 I. p. Chambers. TTustes Of Il. ID.
Chambers, dated October 10th. 1895.
sale 10 take place in the Ha I OF TIE Memphis
Chamber Of CONN cree, Odd Fellows bad. 81
u O'cl-ck Ia. The title Is Osied TO be good, but
/ convey only - Trustee.
Ii q. -LEA p VI E--..aa
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he deEs therein MehbtOnsof 4 WILL on
gsi6av. the slst pay Of Feb, 1858.

IN font OF the Law Court Rooms, In the city
# Memphfs, county Of shelby, and State OF
Tennessee, sell to the highest bidder, for cash,
following zeal estate, tO-Gtt: A certain
lot or Parcel Of land Situate, lying and being in
county OF Shelby and Stale Of tennessee.
lot Qsl eighteen in Ragland Eubdivf-
sion, as hOwn On kucker's Map OF b CITY OF
Memphis. The title tOsasd property EEetieved
to Do gJOd, but I VIII only sell and convey as
trustee. Equity Of redemption barred. sale
TO take plscs betweeu the hours OF O'Clock
and l o'clock pm
GEORGEHUMES, Trustee.
n + MveH AttOruN. fs2I ads
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STATE OF CONSECTICUr.
F.rF aaamrr

STATE OF CONSEcTICUr.
Hartford cOanty-
January 5, t5&, p~ersOnaiLyf FesrCd George
L. Chase, President, and george VI. colt,
Secretary OfIhe Hartford Fire Insurance Com
pany, and made oath tEaJ the foregoing state
ment by them subscribed. is a true, full and
correct statement Of the areirs OF Sid Com
pany, and exhipi's, 50 lar s. can be asc trained
at this date, It's actual condition on the Thirty
fast dayof December, 45o1.
Before me-, GEO. EUESER,
NCtsTy Public.
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Gaze No. 4R.
hirty Days Grace Allowed on An
nual Premiums.
GEORGE ". L. CROOK,
2z9 Ia HAHN STREET
,n'T for Tennessee and KentHrky.
8. r, CLARKE & CO.,

In the District Court Of the United states. for
lbe District OF West Tennessee. 10 the mat
ter OF Il. r Boiling, Bankrupt. In bank
ruptcy, district OF west Tennessee-ss.
To whom Il may concern
II undersigned hereby gives notice of his
appointm Mt as assignee OF Il. p. Boiling, OF
Memphis, in the county OF she. by, and state
Of Tennessee. within said district, who has
been cIjudge = Bankrupt upon his OWE peti-
zion, by ths District CouFI OF said district.
Aempnt Tennessee, the I'D day OF January.
AID, ls6S. WILLIAM Y. CIRODE.
ASS gnss, E5c., No. 80 Main street, Waldran
BLOCK. jaZ5 IawSy
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= street.
8e,tern and u rginla Tobacco Agency.
MAYER, MA&sHUEH 4 co,
Sherif7S Safe.

c.. II. Bracket VI. J. A. Wiltshire, ct al s
ENDER and by virtue Of an execution to me
directed IN the above stated case a'ad lew
led on the property Of the defendant, Will, on
Tuesday. February Al. 1855,
Between the hours prescribed by Ia o1Og and
sell TO The highest bidder, for cash, atthe store
rcoDs or FiaherEy d Wesche. Union street, De-
1wesn Main and second streets Memphis.
Shelby county, TenneEsee, the following az
scribed properly. viz: Two Bedsteads. one
Snrtne Mattress bureaus, Rashsts .nds, Chairs,
Books. Writing Desk, Csroet, ets.- levied on -
me property OF de oendaDI, Wiltshire, 70 SATISFY
p. n. WINTERS,
Eherfm Of shaI0Y County,.
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Friday, the TN Day Of February, 1865
Gherif,'s Sale.

]. H.. Murray ct al, Admins OF wray, deceased,
vs. k5nealE Carpenter.
Under snd by virtue Of an execution 70 me
u directed frcm tia Fayette county circuit
COurtiR above Gauss. I wiz, on
Saturday, sth Day CT EebraaFT, iS6s,
Between the hours prescribed BY law, oner aua
SAL 10. the highest bidder. Tor cash N ifontot
me ourthousz door. Memphis, shelby county
the following deserted PERSONA
property, levied on By yirtue q salq ~
~ Ir6nar1V Of the defendant. F6pdal Car
neHIsr. 10 satisfy ssid above ment0ned execu-
E-os NneCARkIAGE aad Or5 DOUBLE SET
Sheriff shelby county.
~sn1arv 3. lisa jsn2s lot
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Case No. 21.

In the District Court OF the United States, for
the District Of West Tennessee. IN the mat
ter Of VIM. ). SOuthWorh, Bankrupt. In
bankruptcy, District OF West TennesSee-sz-
To whom 1t May concern
TIE undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
appointment as assignee OF VIM. q. South
worth, OF Eemphts, in the county Of Shelby,
and state O. Tennessee. within said district,
who has been ed .udgsd q Bankrupt upon his
own petition. by tile district COurE OF said dis
tTtct.
Memphis, Tennessee, the 22d day OF January,
AID, lSoS. WILLIAM Y. CIkODE,
Assignee, Etc, No. ~ Main street, Waldran
BIcck- jas law5W
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LEGAL:
Cnse No. "a.

Case No. 81.
In the District Court OF the United States, for
the District of West Tennessee. In the mat
ter Of John O. Lewis, Bankrupt. In bank
ruptcy. District OF West Tennessee-ss.
To whom 1t may concern;
VHE undersigned hereby gives notice Of his
i appointment a. assignee OF John q.
Lewis, OF Memphis. in the county OF Shelby,
and state OF Tennessee, within said district,
who has been adJudged q bankrupt upon his
own petition, by the District Court OF said dis
trict.
Memphis, Tennessee, the sth day OF FEBRUARY
Assignee, Etc, No. so Main street. waidran
Block. febTiawSw
Case No. sc.
In the District Court OF the United states. for
the District OF West Tennessee. In the mat
ter OF Joseph LOrey, Bankrupt. In bank
ruptcy, District OF West Tennessee-ss.
To whom It may concern
undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
appointment % assignee or Joseph Lorey, Of
Memphis in me county OF Shelby and State OF
Tennessee, within said District, who has been
adjudged a bankrupt upon bis own petition, by
the District Court or said district.
Memphis, Tennessee the LIST day Of FEBRUARY,
AID. 1868. T. IRODE
Assignee, Eta, No. $50 Main street, WaIdran
Block. fsb2 law3w
Case No. 4S.
In the District Court Of the United Etates, for
the District Of West Tennessee. In the mat
ter OF Reuben II. Abel, BANKRUPT. In bank
ruptcy, District Of West Tennessee IS.
To whom It may concern:
THE undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
j appointment as assignee Of Reuben H.
Abel, in tine county Of Eayette and state
of Tennessee, within said district, who has
been adjudged a bankrupt upon his own
petition, by the District Court OF said district.
Memphis, Tennessee, the 10Th day Of Jauuary,
AID 1868.
WILLIAM Y. CIRODE. Assiguee, Etc,
NO. 80 Main street, Waldrzn Block.
ja3I law3w
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SaltI Salt!

xuEs sa reeularly In receipt o narge suppliesO
w KANkWHAand Oslo RIVER SALT. IN
oew barraiS. which We offer 10 The trade. In
anautiriss 10 suit. AZ Ire Lowest market prices
RANKSNIFH. HUMPHREY GCO-
eerts ennauizslon Aerehar-
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GOOD NEWS FOR the HOLIDAYS
GROCERIES,, GREEN & DRIED FRUITS,
Preserves, Jeiiies,
TOBACCO, CIGARS, ETC.,
ONFE CTIONERIES
IN ALL THEIR VARIETY.

WE have recently been placed in reetdpt OF
w a large and most well selected stock of
FANCY GROCERIES, etc, consisting In part OF
Almonds, Filberts, Pecans, Brazil Nuts, Gigron,
Raisins, Currants, Figs, Jeutes. ana Preserves
OF All kinds; Sauces, Pickles, Can Fruits. rOys,
ard n variety OF other articles too lengthy for
enumeration. We are also IN receipt VI regu-
lar shpmenfs q Oranges, Lemons and other
Green Fruits, and invite the attention OF our
old customers and the public generally to our
stock feeitpg confident that our lengthy basi-
ness experfence enables US 20 give entire satis-
faction 10 all Of our many patrons
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References.
NRFIRE.

CT chamberlain 90 BLOwenstlne Bros
Rice, SILK s. Co ID Babb
u Falls E1 AppeTsOn d Co
OCBOoHe 4 Co.
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Case No. "a.

Case No. p,
In the district Court OF the United States, for
HE District of West Tennessee In the matter
OF r. :. PIummsr, Bankrupt. In bankruptcy,
district OF West TennesSse-sS
To whom It may concern:
The undersigned hereby gives notice of bis
intment as assignee of e. S. PIumner, Of
opp his, in the county OF Shelby, and State OF
Mellk ZEE. within said District. IA has been
IsnhS a Bankrupt upOn his own petition, by
auyISss1 Court OF slId District.
MemPuH WILLIAM Y. CIRODE,
SSienSe' SVN' jal9law3w
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MAGNOLIA SPRING,
ARSENIC SPRIND,
SULPHUR SPRING,

ANAaAIAC-H1 ~ MAUI
The place has never been visited by epidemic
OF any kind, ana peculiarly Characteristic Of It's
healihfllneSs IS the lon sCvi-y OF the inhabt-
tauts he olgestC items Of shelby county are
residents Of Raleigh
The springs are as much reeortrd to by pleas
ure seekers as by lnvailo-. OwIug 10 beauty OF
scenery and various artificial as well as natural
attractions. tbnnectfd with The Springs are a
Pavilion, Ladies Bow ing Alley, Rustic Arbors,
Reading saloon, Gents Bowling Alley, saloon,
Billiard Room, 6ymuaslum-, Rsfreshmeut
Tables. etc. while Wolf river affords excellent
Beating and Fishing.
The ground accom- anyiug the SPRING. in thc
above scheme and Included 10 the First Pr &c.
Is ntleen acres in extent, overlook ing the valley
and affords IN addition To- magnificent Site for
a grand hOlel and other buildings; splendid
facilities for a park, promenade, etc
An analysis % the several Springs. by dfStin-
guiEhed medical men, shows that they are un-
surpassed IN mineral and curative propert q
by In the United States. There isno reason
then why Raleigh should not become a. famous
a7saratoga, sharon or Lebanon, and as largely
patrOulz'd. It needs only capital and enter
prise 70 accomplish this end
A charter is before the state Legislature for
the Incorporation o. TIE springs. aud a move
meut has been i"naugurated looking 20 direct
Eail OmmunicatiOn with Memphis
For this prze, $4,000 was recently offered
which was declined Ia order that the abOve
grhHme NAV he fuLlW carried nnf
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around a morn o. nSess ! Set s5assS 3
ahaErconed.
ie2a NApzNo71
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rsnnessee Steam candy ManuraetOrr

our customers will be furnished fresh daily as
berstofore. and guaranteed pure. We manu-
fscfure none but No. articles, and that this
lact is appreciated a liberal patronage demon
5SrParticuIar attention paid to the filing Of
country orders.
L. rocco 4 CO.. Importers.
and s02 Second street, cor. Madison.
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PRIZE No 2.

The elegant country mansion house and lot
residences OF Col j. n. Coleman IS within a few
yards Of the springs The house ism nrst class
order, contains 90 rooms aud is beauut ully eU-
powered Ia shrupberya The lot j. wen isncsd
and OrnaWented with Hue shade and mutt trees
ana Audflh al necessary Outhtuses, cistsrns
etc. IL - midway between the village and
Spring Valley, On the main promenade. Value
500.
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%TRESTFE,9 SIZE.

ny virtue OF a Trust Deed executed to ne o.
- the 25th day OF June, lSd, % 10 eph -.
aud duly registered in the Registers
Once Of smelly county, Tennessee. in bO1E No.
81. part :. pages I54 and I55. Tor iie puTpOse Or
paying the debt therein mentioned I VII on
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CUnn, axe
se2a. BaltimoreiAs0 Raj
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PUBLIC SALE
- -
% F.
REAL ESTATE.

~ p6rsdsSee SradecrSeot f1Slnuit Court
. fSof CEfxt~ Cou2tyJtp he Sssse SaTkansaS,
10 CAaEceTy silthga ren9ersdS4ftH hcembsr
tarm ihereOE Al 1897 re~sEtFfhfe4Hse
dherein pPndng, wfsT%u thSersMRrs eUSU-
MUS W@Grsig. dc HSed, Vyere[Ga1dFatuN1fs,
and emma j. Wrigheand oflHef%aHeAeGeIDd-
ants The undersigned, IOhasgE Ch6YE14n- as
r ce.ver OF The estate Of said 1unius de-
ceased, duly appointed as such BY said decree,
will proceed 70 olsrfor sale at pub ic auction
to The highest bldGer, for cash in hand. at the
times a1sd pHaces hereinafter ment ousd, al Of
lbe real estat belonging u the esia e OF sid
JuEfus " deceased lyirg 0nc being il she
STATE aforesaid that is TO say, at the door
of the Courthouse of said County Of ChieOt, IN
the town OF Lake Village,
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', ~. gass E.ssssry ! ls. s0sA Aem
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TRUSTEES SAFE.

by virtue Of a Trust Deed executed to me on
- The Ist day Of May. 1857. by IhOzaas stew
ant and duiy registered in the Registers snt~e
Of Shelby county, Tennessee IN DOck Nc. 81,
pages 81, 81 S7s, fur the purpose or paying
he debt therein mentioned, I iii, on
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STAGE n
MEMPHIS AND WHITE RIVER
Packet Company's First Class Passenger
United States Mail Steamers,
COMMERCIAL lid LIBERTY no. 2,
Leaving Memphis every Tuesday and Saturday
JOINING WEST,
L5ssying Devan's Bluff every Wednesday and
GOING EAST.
Connecting at memphis with all Trains
Fer Northern and Eastern Cities.
Correcting at Dsvalrs BLar with the Trains
Memphis and Lille Rock z. g.,
Provided with comfortable Cars and efficient
CONNECTING AT LITTLE ROCK
VIII
). o. cHIpIsTER & co.'s
United States
M ALL S TAGES
10 ALL
POINTS SOUTH and VEST
IN ARKANSAS.
C-ommodious Coaches, Fine Teams, and Sober
Drivers.
G SYSTEM
Thoroughly insugurated, saving passengers
money and trouble.
PeHsons Going East or Coming West
VII End this route perfectly reliable at ali
seasons, icing the
UNIFED STATES MAIL LINE.
THROUGH TICKETSI
+ or sale at all Railroad Offices In Memphis and
PMS, and all Stage Offices West Of Little Rock.
General Western Ticket OGlee,
Atthe Anthony House, Little Rock.
JOhn X. Davis,
SUIT NJ. and W.. X Packet Co, Memphis.
James W.. Robertson,
sup't NJ. and L. r. R. r., Little Rock.
John t. ChIdister.
sup't Stage Lines, Little Rock.
Fl. c. Richards,
General Ticket Agent, Little Rock.
Tickets Can be Procured in Memphis at
at The OGces or
Levy d Miller, Jefs rson street.
Larry HsrEaStad ~ Co.,
Corner Main and Madison.
0TertOn Ticket Omee.
Overton Hotel.
Memphis and Charleston r. u.
Corner South Court and Main.
Memphis and Ohio K. X. GAiec,
lar2S 2Ti, Main street.
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Trustees Sale,

DY virtue Of a deed OF trust executed to ms
ID Is trustee, on the 18th day Of september,
1866, by sarah Ann Perry, TO secure John DON
note Is due, and which coed OF trust Is OF
reeOrd. IN the beg stsrs Oh1ee Of Shelby county,
80. :qI ana 20. I s6ali proceed % sell to Tie
highest and best bidder. for cash. IN front Of
the Titus Block, Jefferson street, in the city Of
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VAN EVRIE, HORTON 60.
NO-li2 Nassau street. New York.
Fol sale by all News Agents iaI3
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5. Liabilities 70 banks or Others, due
OF cot e-a--...---
6. Losses sdjusi "a and ue.-----.- ..--
7. Losses e Jh2r unacjuste1, or .-.- .----.-.
s. Adjusted and not dua. So 1885 .
y Los Is IN susEeuse,a awaiting further
H..-s-s-
10 All other claims against the Com
paHy, Dividends unpaid, IHi 90
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Aa-I0-
4. Cash or hand and in bank, and
cash items--.--~ sos ~ 70
Cash IN hands Of agents, and in
course Ct traHsmission------. IH,z52 %
Bills receivable forlOans. secured
by bond and mortgage. (dTst
Lien IG4. 4gf "A
Real estate unencumbCred .---.-- rs 90 ~
Rents and Interest accrued, pay
able Janrary - 4,0s8 g
StocSs and bonds IS per schedBis
,99I &C
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PRIZE 40.

which nmognt has recently zen offered for
tne springs and Grounds inInediateiy
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S I A T L NJ E n 7
OF THE ~cOEDTrIos or THE
Hartford Fire Insurance Co.,
OF THE
ThiFlJ-flrst day Of December, 1861,
MADE To THE
Comptroller OF the State OF Tennessee.

/. The name or this Company IS The Hartford
FIRE Insurance Company, and IS located az
Hartford, Connecticut.
APITAL.
z The amount Of capital stock is. 81 O00OG0 90
d The amount OF capital stock paid
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CANADA,
Conviction of WhaIen-He Asserts
His Innocence. tN.

Conviction of WhaIen-He Asserts
His Innocence. a'
-'-- OTTAWA, Sept. Is.
A large crowd was outside of the Court
room this morning. But very few were
admitted. The prisoner, on bsing brought
in, looked pale aud nervous. The jury was
called, and, answering to their names, they
were asked the usual question, when the
foreman replied that they had found YER
dict of guilty. The prisoner, who heard
the announcement with great composure,
then made long address to the Court, in
which he very emphatically and
solemnly asserted his entire inno-
cence of the crime. He denied
having any connection with Fenianism,
declared he had been condemned because
he was Roman Catholic, and that evil
dence had been deliberately concocted to
convict him. He was going on to speak of
the cruel treatment of Irishmen by Eng
land, when be was Interrupted by the Chief
Ju-tice, who pointed out to him that what
ever might be the case elsewhere, in this
country Irishmen and all other classes
were treated alike before the law, and
he had no reasonable grounds for
complaint. After solemnly cautioning the
prisoner against entertaining any hopes of
pardon, and imploring him to prepare for
the future, His Lordship sentenced him to
be executed on Thursday, the 10th of De-
cember next, between 10 A. M. and L. NJ.
The prisoner was then removed. Intense
excitement prevails in the city.
E Postponed.
WINDSOR, Sept. IA.
The Pinkerton case has been postponed
till Wednesday, ...-.. .7t
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Paving Notice.

To all tuhonl it may concern:
.r CITY CLERKS OFFICE,
rs .r... +. COLUMBUS. o., Aug. II. 1858.
Notice is hereby given that proceedings have been
instituted in the City Council of Columbus, for
making the following improvements, to wit: p.
For repaving and paving the unpaved Sidewalks
in front of Cadwallader's Hotel upon Vest Broad
street.
Also, grading aad guttering Gangewer alley
between Mound street ana South street.
Also, for building single row hagstone pave
ment across Broad street at the intersection and
upon the east side of Bank alley.
Also, for grading and graveIng the roadway on
South street between Seventh street and Washing
Also, for grazing and paving the unpaved side
walks, cutters and crossings and grading and grav
cling the roadway on Washington avenue between
South street and South Public lane.
Also, for grading AMI grdveling the roadway on
Washington avenue between Mound street and
South street.
Also for paving the unpaved sidewalks, cutters
and CROSSINGS and grading and gravelipg the road.
way of Walnut alley from High street to Fair al
ley.
and estimates to be prepared by the City Civil En-
gineer and filed in the office of the City Clerk.
All persons claiming damages on account of said
proposed improvements, are required to file their
claims in the Office of the Clerk, in writing, on or
before the Third day of October A.. d. 1858:
= l.. L. WILSON,
aug22-d1taw4w City Clerk
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FOREIGN NEWS.
BY ATLANTIC CABLE.
Rexerdx Johnson.

-a.r- 1keVer0y johnson. rr -a...
n ,-srTl- .. LONDON, Sept. 15.
Reverdy johnson had an interview with
the Queen yesterday. He was introduced
~ Lord Stanley, and presented his creden-
ials as United States Minister.
The Queen has left for Scotland.
The Emperor. Ft5
$3.50 -''-.' ID '''' - - PARIS, Sept. 15.
The Emperor will have grand review
# Troops at Javamasan to-day, and 60 to
Biarrietz, Tomorrow. lI-u-T5 'Htd
Reward. E .rs2gE boa
'-fl '.Ll i1ftp1 % Cork, September Is.
The city government offers reward OF
me hundred pounds for the arrest of the
Incendiaries who have caused several fires
recently in the city and vicinity. gs .-sfF
goc Working Mems CoDgress. Al
.Es9E ID BRUSSELS, September Is.
The International Congress of Working
nen closed Yesterday. A resolution was
adopted advising workingmen to abstain,
from trades during war. An address was
adopted calling upon workmen to oppose
war, refuse to countenance assassinations
md use efforts to educate the poor. i,r-iI
/ 80, The Earthquake T,5s 1s -blar
{ -ss u hrR iszIgaJ LONDON, Sept. 15
The telegraphic account Of the terrible
earthquakes on the western coast of South
America created much excitement here
The commereial world is eager for full de-
tails of the loss of life, property and ship
ping, and the arrival of mail reports is
looked for with deep interest. ---.- .-.'-Al
~. Peace or WA. i. ,....,.., I'll
The Pail Mall Gazette this afternoon has
a leading article on the prospect of peace
or war. 1t, says that in every capitol of
Europe the belief that great and immedi-
that the best informed men expect it to
break out .fore the end of the year. , q
.roT5k FMS ~ PARIS. Sept. 10.
The defeat of Mr.. Boniface is interpreted
as an omen favorable to the continuance of
peace. @ -- 5t