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have resigned their membership il
the Reform Club in consequence o
the failure Of the committee to cleo
as an honorary member gentleman
whose name they had proposed.
MADRID, June e30.-Admiral TOpete
Minister of Marine, and SenGr Trequi.
valo, Minister of Finance, will prob
ably soon resign.
In the Cortes yesterday PROPOSE.
tiOn for increased duties on foreign
cereals was rejected by a large ma
jority.
LISBON, June 30.-When the mail
steamer left Rio Janeiro on the Sth
inst, il was officially reported there
that Lopez had proposed to leave Par
aguay on certain conditions.
One English and two American
officers had been permitted to pass
through the lines OF the allied army
to the Paraguayan camp. The
Americans were received by Lopez,
but the Englishman was refused adj
mission within his lines and obliged
to return to Ascencion.
BREsT, June 30.-Advices from the
steamer Great Eastern to Tuesday
noon have been received. She was
92O knots from Brest, and had paid
out 1898 knots of cable. The signals
were improving.
HONGKONG, June "a great and
decisive battle has been fought be-
tween the Imperialists and the Mo
hOmedan rebels. The latter We're de-
feated with loss Of 10000 men.
The Chinese have offered further in
suits to foreigners.
The news from Japan Is sunfavOrable
Civil war continues and hard fight
ing was anticipated.
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SHORT PARAGRAPHS.

-Tuskaloosa, Ala, papers report a
good deal of sickness in that city.
Andy Johnson arrived at Wash
ingtOn on Monday and was inter-
viewed by several newspaper cores
pOndents hard up for items.
John NJ. Bass, appointed Receiver
for the city of Nashville by the Chan
cery Court, on Saturday took posses
sion of the offices of the Collectors OF
City and Water Taxes, and of the
Treasurer Monday. The tax payers
have at last triumphed, and the
finances of the city are under their
control. There is much joy and good
feeling manifested.
Ii has been officially announced
by the British Minister at the capital
that an International exhibition of
the products of workmen's labor will
be held at London in 1870, and Mr..
Thornton has been requested to make
the matter known to the citizens OF
the United States, which he will pro-
ceed to do when more fully advised
in regard to details. The great aim
is to develop personal labor through
out the world.
Mr.. A. Rabb, a farmer who re-
sides about three miles west of Indi-
annapolis, brought strange story in
on Saturday. Mr.. r. has a son-in-law
living on a farm about four mile:
from Lafayette, named Mr., liillel
Mr.. M. has g German laborer who, il
plowing over q. cornfield, struck the
upper crust Of something very much
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NEW ORLEANS.
Further Particulars in Regard TO The Seiz-
Hre Of SmuEg!ed Sugar. Etc.

New ORLEANS, june ;,n.-Ihe in
pestig9tions by Collector casey, which
have been in progress for some time,
resulted last evening in the seizure Of
1890 boxes, 1887 hOgshead and -
tierces Of sugar, belonging to the I'M
porting house Of Auguste, Cautaurie
& Co., and placing under surveillance
the entire stock Of imported sugar
in bond, in this city, amounting to
1900 boxes, 3lj7 hOgsheads, 1913
tierces and 2jg barrels, all Of which
viii be re-weighed and re-classiiied
before ii win be permitted to be with
drawn from bond, with n view to de-
tect further frauds, which may have
been committed. The investigations
Of the Revenue officers show that the
importers use false invoices. The
sugar Is clasSed too low, and the weigh
ers almost invariably returned the
weights lower than even the false in
voices. Implicated in these frauds are Il
plumber Of Weighers, appraisers, eX-
aminers and inspectors, appointed by
Collector Casey. 1t is supposed, how
ever, that similar frauds have been
practiced for a long time. Suspicion
was aroused by the difference in
weight Of the packages, and from the
difference in the quality Of the sugar
from the same ports. When Deputy
Collector Herwig had prepared an abb
stract giving q complete history Of
every package Of sugar in bond, show
ing ; uniform difference in the weight
am hnting to 2j0 lbs in each hogs
head, and 45 lbs in each box, on the
fraudulent invoices. Several other
importing houses were implicated, but
no further frauds were definitely fixed
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FOREIGN.
Important Proceedings in the House
Lords News from South America
Great Battle in China Defeat Of the Mo-
hOmedan Rebels.

LONDON. June 30.-In the House of
Commons last night Mr.. Moore called
attention to the i'll treatment of the
Fenian prisoners, and moved a series
Of resolutions that the Government
ought to institute public inquiry into
the subject of penal discipline and a
re-classification of prisoners, and to
inquire how far political prisoners
should be regarded as a separate class,
and consider how far the severity of
past punishment may be regarded as
reasonable ground for the favorable
consideration of their case.
On a division the first part Of the
resolution was lost by 81 to III.
In the House of Lords last evening,
Earl CarnarvOn moved the sbbstitu-
ton Of the words 1872, i'm the thir-
teenth clause, in place Of 1871, as the
date of the disestablishment of the
Irish Church. Much discussion en-
sued, and at length the lords divided.
and the amendment was carried as
follows: For it, 100; against it, "A.
The clauses from two to twelve. in
elusive, were then agreed to without
discussion.
An amendment 10 the Irish Church
Bill was adopted last night in the
House Of Lords by 100 to "a.
John Bright and VIM. +. FOisteT
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WASHINGTON, June 30.-The libel
case OF Joseph II. Bradley against
Judge Fisher was again before the Cir
cult Court to-day. Judge Wiley de-
cided that the bona fdes of a Judge
cannot be impugned in an action at
law, though the Judge has acted i'm
properly or cOrruptly, and that an
order made punishing for a contempt,
in the course of a trial, is to be re-
garded as an order in the case, though
the punishment be not inflicted until
the case closed. The bill of eXcep-
tions of the plaintiff was filed and un-
der the ruling of the Court, the jury
rendered a verdict for the defendant.
Internal Revenue receipts to-day
were SS4S, 900, and the total for the
fiscal year ending to-day were sl5S,-
2S7, ,l7G,Sl.
Orders were issued to-day at the
War Department for the discharge of
Of fifty general service clerks, from
the various bureaus of the Adjutant
Generals Office.
The Treasury Department has dis
patches to-day, from New York, stat
ing that three steamers. with ReyOlu-
tioniSts, had been captured in that
harbOr.
Arrangements have been made for
serenading eX-President johnson to-
morrow night, when he win respond
in speech.
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The Cuban expedition ha, ignomin-
iously failed, the tugboatS Coal, Noble
and Chase having been captured in
Long island Sound by the revenue
cutters Mccullough and Campbell.
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ST. LOUIS.
Measures for the Arrest of the Notorious
Frank HildebraHd.

Sr. LOUIS, June 30.-Gen. Mc0ung
has authorized the organization of a
special armed force to search for and
arrest the notorious desperate apd
murderer, Frank Hildebrand, of st.
Francis county, and a proclamation
has been issued by the Sheriff OF
Washington county, warning all per-
sons against harb0ring him, and COM
manding all persons having knOwl-
edge Of his whereabouts TO communi-
cate it to the proper authorities. A
reward of one thousand dollars has
beer offered for his arrest.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MISSISSIPPI RIVER RAILROAD
TO CONTRACTORS.

{, FAILED PROPOSALS will be received hy
y the undersigned. at the Office of the Com
pany, No. $50 Main street, Tennessee, until p
O'Clock noon on the 10Th day OF July, 1866, for
the Clearing, Graduation, Masonry, Bridging
and Crosstfes necessary To complete the above
road from Mem pliis to CoVingtOn, about thir-
ty-sfx miles, ready for the iron rails. \ large
portion OF the work is heavy, and well wOT-
Thy the attention of contractors.
Proposals may be made for cash, or for
county bonds, or for part cash, county bonds
and stock.
ready for inspection at the COmpany's office,
BY application to Thos. II. MillingtOn, Chief
Engineer, from whom all necessary informa-
fi0n may be obtained.
Proposals will be received for the whole
work, or in divisions.
The right is reserved TO reject any and all
bids not deemed satisfactory.
lSignedl \. S. MITCHELL
President Mississippi River Railroad.
Memphis, Tenn. June .. 1868. ie23
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CALIFORNIA.
The EriaI Navigation Machine.

SAN Francisco, June 30.-Recent
aid successful experiments have been
made in this city with the working Of
a model aerial navigation machine. 1t
not only ascended into the air, but
was propelled in any required direc-
ton by the machinery. The airship
has capacity enough to carry eight OF
ten psrsons-having been constructed
for the purpose Of making a trip to
New York. The inventor is conf
dent the trip can be made in twenty
four hours.
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NOTICE.

FOR the better accommodation of the tr;ly-
cling public and shippers, the schedule ofthe
Memphis and Arkansas River Packets, from
this date, viii be changed during the sum
mer, as advertised. They will leave Mem
phis MONDAYS AND FRIDAYS, at 5 o'clock
pm, instead of Tuesdays and Saturdays, as
heretofore. Immediately upon the opening
of the Fail Trade, the Company win put in Il
wednesday boat, leaving Memphis Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, at pm.
For the present, there viii be buttwo Boats
in White River, leaving Memphis TUESDAYS
AND SATURDAYS Upon the opening OF the
Fall Trade there win be Thursday Boat put
IL, leaving Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur.
days, as heretofore-thus making daily line
from Memphis to Little Rock and points
above on the Arkansas River.
iyl JOHN D. ADAMS, President.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MASONIC notice.

THE members OF South Memphis @
l Lodge No. llS, AngerOna Lodge No. Wy
los, Leila Scott Lodge, No. $50, DeSotO/N\
Lodge No. 2g9 and Kilwinning Lodge No 81,
are requested to meet at the Hall Of South
Memphis Lodge, this Thursday evening, al
O'Clock precisely, TO attend the lecture Of
Brother W L. Maxwell, one Of the Erand
Lecturers OF the State. ByCrd1r Cf
\. j. WHEELER,
Master South Memphis Lodge, No. lis.
G.. REDER,
Master pro TEN. of Angerona Lodge No. l8S.
r. W. MITCHELL,
Master Of Leila Scott Lodge No. 2Sl.
p. NJ. STANLEY.
Master of DeSotO Lodge No. 30.
JOHN AINSLIE,
jyl Master Of Kilwinning Lodge No. 81
/ O. o. F.-The officers and dmJIg- ,,,s,..s..
/. bers of Ga-OsQ Encampfaent $ 80
No. 3, are areGaested to attend a-zS s<e>sssz-
regular communication of said ~.fl'NS>>
Encampment this Thursday evening, LIST inst,
at 5 O'Clock, for regular work and the install
lation Of officers for the present term.
F. MELLERSH. G.. p.
Tu.AF = RArpN E..rfla
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TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.
Several Men Killed and Wounded.

LANCASTER, June 30.-A terrible
accident occurred in the iron works of
b. b. Thomas Ii Co., in this city
yesterday. While some wOrkmen
We're engaged in removing the lining
from a furnance a portion Of the
structure fell, carrying with il the
scaffolding upon which the men were
standing. \ German named John
Sehlenth was instantly killed, and
two Others We're injured in such a
manner as to render their recovery
very doubtful. It is rumOrcd that
Schlenth fell into the furnance and
was instantly burned up.
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. particulars and special rates apply to
It Southern Express Company st their
J, North Court street, lel3
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BALTIMORE.
President Grant and Party Visit the Work
shops. etc, etc.

BALTIMORE, June 5U-ErtSident
Grant and partyVisited the workshops
Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
and Mount Clair and the European
WhaTVeS at Locus Point to-day, and
subsequently embarked on the steam
er Baltimore for a trip, probably as
lar rs Fortress Monroe. They return
tomorrow.
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Dissolution.

'iNTTE firm OF E. ROBBINS & BRADLEY, OF
I Memphis and New York, is this day dis
solved hy mutual consent. The firm name
viii be signed bs either party in liquidation.
The entire stock of goods and the good Will
Of the business has been sold and conveyed to
who win conduct IN Memphis the business,
on their own account, and in whose behalf
the confidence Of the public is respectfully So
licited, -
ELISHA ROBBINS,
10 Warren street. New York City
EDWARD BRADLEY.
2Z3 Second street, Memphis, Tenn.
nnial at NIemnnis. April 30. 1859
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RICHMOND
RGa Il a Republican Meeting al Petersburg
Last Ntght---Whites Driven away by
egF0es---kOkOdy hurt

RICHcJOND, June 30.-Last night in
Petersburg Mr.. Nan Wyck, Of New
York, addressed a Republican meet
ing. The Conservatives who were
present called for division Of time,
and that not being allowed, the newt
Radical speakers voice was drowned
by calls for Conservative speakers.
The negrses then formed in a body,
and, charging on the whites present,
drove them away with bricks, and
chased them through the streets. 1t
appears that the whites went to the
meeting with the impression that a
portion Of the time was TO be allowed
their party. Neither used firearms,
and nobody was seriously injured.
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TROY.
Two Races Over tle RENSSELAER, Course
Yesterday

TROY, y. y, June 30--At Rensa-
ellaer Park, yesterday, he first race
for all horses that never made three
minutes, for 5000, was won by Bart's
Finnegan, eight starting. Time:
2:34l
The second race for horses that
never trotted better than two thirty
seven, for $500, was won by Rosa
Gold Dust in three straight heats, six
starting Tiuon. 0.2J Vbprn ,t.os a
large attendance
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WHEELING.
Match tame Of Base 8ail---Red Stockings
Victorious

WHEELING, W. VA, June 30.-The
game Of base bag between the Red
Stockings and the Baltics, of this city,
was called at the close Of the first halt
Of the fourth inning, the score oneven
innings standing forty-fOur 70 moth
ing, in favor of the Red Stockings.
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MASSACHUSETTS.
Frieh,iul Accident ia the Haasaic TanHeI---
Two Hen Killed.

SPGINCFIELp, June 30.-Five la
borer- at the Haasaic Tunnel were to-
day accidentally precipitated eighty
feet 10 the bottom Of the Central
Shaft. Two were killed instantly and
the third mOTtally wounded.
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BUFFALO.
Grand Conservation of Belts.

BUFFALO, y. y, June 30.-A
camillon Of bells, forty-threc in num-
Der. the only one in the United States
and the third largest in the world,
viii be cOnsecrated al ST. Joseph'S
Cathedral tO-nOrrOW
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CINCINNATI.
Appo,nimant OF Trustees for the Cincinnati
Southern Railroad

CIaUINN Au, June 3O.-The Superior
Court this morning appointed the fol-
lowing Trustees of the Cincinnati
Southern Railroad: r. NJ. Bishop, +.
4. Ferguson, Miles Greenwood, Philip
Ieidelbach and VIM. Hooper. 4
bond SION, 600 each is required
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NOTlcETo DEBTORS.

1 AN authorized TO collect all claims and ac-
i counts, of every description and nature,
due the late firm of Anderson & Montgpme cry.
Hereafter the business win be carried on in
my name. FERDINASD MONTGOMERY.
CommercP. Tnnina CountY. Miss. iYl
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FOURTH of IuIY Fishina ExcursIon.

~ MILE BAYOU. Memphis and Little
~ Rock Railroad, SUNDAY JuTy {, 1859.
Ferry leaves foot of Union street AZ Z am. /;
returningat PIN, Fare, for round trip (lu-
Guiding ferriagpl, 81 y. aiyI
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

ST. LOUIS MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE Co..
STATE AGENCY OFFICE, 43 MADISON ST,
MEMPHIS, TENN, June ], 1869,
THE copartnershfp heretofore existing un-
l. der the name of j. q. LONSpALE d CO.,
is this day dissolved by the retirement of
Capt, B, +. White. The business will be con-
Quoted in future by j. G. Lonsdale aud New
ton s. Otis, under the name Of L0NSDALE &
OTIS ie2Qd&w
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For Sale.

TNHE neat Cottage Residence, "a Mosby ST.;
i would make an excellent home for a
small family. The house contains five rooms
and storeroom, servants room and outhouses
on the lot; also, cistern, now full of the
finest pure cold water. There is a lattice els
tern house with force pump, The lot is II
feet front, l4S15 feet deep to an alley, and is
wei laid cut with shrubbery and vegetable
sardeh. The location is exceedingly healthy,
no epidemic having ever visited that section
OF the city. The neighborhood is of the high
est respectability. The place viii be sold at a
bargain. For terms, etc, apply on the prem
tses, or at Avalanche office. ieH
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c0PARTNERSHlP NOTICE.
CALL FOR STOCK.

TINHE subscribers 10 the capital stock of the
i Shelby County Agricultural, Mechanical
and Horticultural Society are hereby notified
that a call of 20 per cent. of said stock is made
20 be paid on or before July 18th proximo at
II O'Clock m, at the Savings Bank Of Mem
phis.
By order of the Board of Directors.
LEON. TROUSDALE, Secretary.
Memphis, June a, 1869. je2j
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NEW YORK.
High Rate for Loans Ocean Bank Robbery
Agaln---eHhah ExpeditiOHists.

NEW 1oRR, June 80. During the
past two days late Borrowers, in order
20 make up their accounts at bank,
have been forced to pay as high as one
hall Of one per cent. interest for the
use of funds over night. Yesterday
the demand continued till after four
O'Clock. some Of the banks having to
remain open to accommodate custom
ers. who We're late to-day in making
up their balances. The interest paid
for one day was at the rate Of lSD per
cent. per annum.
In regard to tie Ocean Bank rob
berry, several new items, which were
apparently Of little Importance, have
become known. An old practical me-
chanic has examined the Kit Of instru-
ments left by the burglars, and says
that only one or two Of them have
been recently used. The stem of the
auger found was only twenty-five
inches i'm length, while the holes bored
in the floor are tWenty-1Our inches
deep. The real mystery in the whole
affair lies in the manner IN which the
combination was opened, and il Is
suspected that the door may not have
been locked at all.
II is reported that Cuban expedi-
ton sailed from Gardeners Island,
near New London. late on Monday
night, and was captured yesterday by
gunboats. They are said to be en-
route for the Brooklyn NaYY-yard,
where they viii arrive this morning.
Six hundred thousand dollars worth
Of bonds, stolen from the Ocean Ma
tiOnal Bank, were found this morning
in small trunk, on the sidewalk, in
Elizabeth street, by . policeman.
Edward B. ketchum, the forgCr,
was brought before Judge Barnard, Of
Phe Supreme Court, to-day, on a writ
of. .habeas corpus. The release of the
prisoner is claimed ON the ground that
he was sentenced for an Ofiense not
charged in the indictment, and from
remarks made by the Judge, il is gen
orally believed that he will be released
on bail The case creates great inter
est.
The first race at Prospect Park to-
day was a dash of one and quarter
miles, and was won by Metarie in
2:26}; the two and quarter mile
dash by NOuxhall in 4:3Si; the one
and half mile dash by Netarie in
2:57l; the one and three quarter mile
dash by Pompey Payne in 2:22i and
the TWO and a quarter mile dash by
Sleety i'm 4:373.
SECOND Hl~pATJu.
Several of the Cuban eXpeditioniets 4
have returned to this city reporting
That they had been On Q steam tug in /.
Long Island Sound expecting 10 be .
put on the steamer Catherine Whit /
ing, which was seized. They run
short of provisions and two ef the
tugs put into New London for food .
and water, when some deserted and .
came back to this city. They state
that steam tug loads of eXpeditionists /
were put On a steamer on sunday F.
night, and it i thought they got of
safely TO sea.
THIRD DISPATCH.
The Cuban expedition ha, ignomin- .
iousIy failed, the tugboatS Coal, Noble I
and Chase having been captured in (
Long Island Sound by the revenue .
cutters Mccullough and Campbell.
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BOSTON.
The New PrOhibliory Liquor Law.

Boston, June 30.-The new prohib-
itory law goes into effect tomorrow,
forbidding the sale Of alcoholic liq-
uOrs, ale and beer.
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LOUISVILLE, June 30.-Flour 81 ..
Corn Csc. Oats Zoe. Prime mOlasses
7jc. Sugar unchanged. Tobacco act
i've; sales 250 hhds at 81 j0a22. Ba-
con shoulders 144c; sides 1Sal8@c.
Hams l9lc. Lard 19lc. Pork S33.
Whisky q2c.
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CINCINNATI.


CINCINNATI, June 30.-Family flour
- 7ja6. Corn 70a7lc. Oats 65a6Sc.
Whisky 92a93c. Pork held at S32 IS.
Bacon held at-shOulders He; sides
l74alSc. Lard l9fc. Hams 20a204c.
Raw sugar i2la1jc. Wheat 81 20.
Rye 81 u. Cotton frmer and held at
33c.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, June 30.-CottOn
steady; middlings 32la32!c; sales $50
bales; receipts Is bales. Gold 373.
Sterling u. New York sight } pre-
MUM. Flour dull at - IS to SO -.
Corn, white, sla1 O5. Oats 71c. Bran
81 10. Hay S26. Pork $34 Is. Bacon
shoulders l5c; sides 1SlalS3c Lard
unchanged. Sugar nominal; common
9lal0lc; prime 13al3lc. Molasses,
prime fermenting, 55a64c. Whisky
81. Coffee dull; fair l4!al53c; prime
l6!al6lc.
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, June 3O.-Cotton firm +;
sales 5000 bales; uplands 94lc. Rice
and coffee quiet. Sugar dull. Molas-
ses quiet. Flour 81 75a5 30, closing )
,al0c lower. Wheat 81 42l.
Dry GOOds.-Pepperell A. brown
sheetings 524c. PequOt A bleached
sheetings 673c. Naumkeag and Kear-
sage cottons 1Sc.
Money.-Money during bank hours
was very active at Z per cent and COM
missions of la} per cent; but subse-
quently the price dropped to a level
rate, ON the report that the District
Attorney intends to undertake prose-
cutiOns for violations of the usury
laws. The Treasury coin reimburse
ments, commencing tomorrow, should
bring relief. 1t has leaked out that
$4,000 Of greenbacks are locked up
by parties manipulating the money
market to affect prices generally.
Sterling dull at 9!ag3. Gold is firm
it opened at 37R, and closed at 37l
Clearances So, 900, ,0On. Exports $685.
600. Governments opened weak, but
closed strong and higher. State bonds
lower, except TennesseeS; old TenneS-
sees 81; new 57a.
FOREIGN.
LONDON, June 30.-Consols closed at
925a93. Five-twenty bonds 500.
FRANKFORT, June 30.-U. S. five
twenty bonds SCI.
LIVERPOOL, June 30.-COttan act
i've; uplands 12sa12ld; Orleans 12sa
12}d; sales $4,000 bales.
Breadstufs firmer. California white
wheat 9s lid; Red Western SIS Sd
Flour 22s Cd. Corn Dos; old dc 27s Cd
New oats 3s 4d.
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Straysd or StOlen---$5O Reward.

9 T0LEN last Sunday night from Vim. B.
- Porter, two miles west of Macon, Tenn,
one DARK BROWN MARE MULE, about l5122
hands high, 5 or 8 years old, name and tail
trimmed and some 4 or inches long, gear
marked, carries high head, and neck arched,
pigeon-toed, barefooted, small spot of hair
on of right side, near the hip, size of half
dollar. Fifty dollars reward win be paid for
her return to me. VIM. B. PORTER,
ie2O Macon Tenn