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New 4oRK. q
Successful Landing Of The French Cable
Departure Of Cuban Recruits
Murder and Saicide.

NEW YORK, July ia dispatch
to the Telegram says the French cable
was successfully landed this Hlarning
7 at St. Pierre, and the splice made with
the shore cable connecting with the
Land Office there.
1t is stated that an expedition over
200 strong, with a large quantity OF
arms and ammunition, successfully
sailed from some point on Long
Island this morning for Cuba.
John Roach, in the employ of Mr..
Harrington, a shoemaker on Staten
Island, while in frenzy of drunken
ness, entered the chamber of Emma,
a beautiful daughter of Mr.. Haning.
ton, aged fifteen, and cut her throat
from ear to ear, causing her death in a
few moments, and then fled to the
shop, where he cut his own throat and
expired Immediately.
\ rumOr is current in the United
States Marshal's Office that Col. Ryan
and his men succeeded in running the
blockade off Gardner's Island last
night, and are on their way to Cuba.
No Official Information has been re-
ceived, but the report isquite generally
believed.
A card nUmerously signed by lead
ing bankers, brokers, hotel reporters,
ETC., of this city, is published, recon-
mending suitable national express
ion and cOmmemOratiOn of the COM
pletiOn of the Pacific Railroad, by a
national convention of delegates rep
resenting the Railroads, Boards of
Trade, and Commercial Exchanges,
TO be supplemented with a. great
gathering of the people, musical
festival, military paraqe, etc,
The trial Ofthe suit of Otis r Jew
EFT against Peter Cooper was COM
menced in the Supreme Court to-day
Jewett, who was formerly President
of the New York. New FoUndlana
and London Telegraph 'GhiHpany,
claims that ne Is entitled to =, ,j00,000
of the stock of that company.
The employees Of the -Sub-TTeasHI'y
have presented sir. Nan hylse, the
Assistant Treasurer, with an elegant
rosewood escrFtoire, valued at $500, a
a token Of their esteem. 'etc.
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FOREIGN
Passage of the irish Church Biil---The Lon
don Star on the Cuban lnsurree
fian--cOIlisiou Between Miners


don Star on the Cuban lnsurree-
tion--cOIIisioH Between Miners.
LONDON, July l3.-The debate on
the Irish Church Bill was resumed in
the House of Lords last night. Earl
Clancarty moved that it, third read
ing be postponed for three months.
Earl Derby still opposed the bill,
but favored the amendments.
Clancarty's motion was then with
drawn, and Derby gave notice that he
should offer a protest against the bill.
The bill was read the third time,
and.was adopted by ls9 10 -, omit
ting the clause permitting bishops 10
retain their seats.
a proviso was adopted, by l2l 10
ia proViding furnished residences
and globes for the Roman Catholic
ahd Presbyterian clergy, and adopt
ing the principles of concurrent en-
loYment 1t WAS then passed,
perhy's protest was then presented,
and the House adjourned after an eN-
citing session.
a collision occurred at Sheffield to-
day, between two parties Of miners,
one belonging TO the union and the
other being anti-uniOn. The fighting
was severe and many We're injured,
one fatally.
The Star of to-day says the interVen-
ton Of the Americans has undoubted-
ly helped 10 prOlong the insurrection
in Cuba. The Government, il is true,
has resOlutely declined TO be led into
acts Of open hostility 10 spain, but the
Tairtls of America have cOntriVed in
fVaeHaV,1r.z. 10. FrrfNErff II his
does not exculpate England, but
shows that the faults Of which she Is
accused may be committed by another
nation, at the very time it is eXacting
redress for them.
Mr.. Winthrop, L. :. Consul at Nal
Ia, is dead.
Paris, duly l3.-lt is officially an.
uOunced that the Senate viii be con.
vOked for August ID, that a ses
sion of the Corps Legislatiff will be
Immediately pr0rOgued, and that tho
resignation of the Ministers have beer
accepted, but that they viii hold
Office until their SUCCESSORS are ap
pointed.
BREsr. July Dispatches from
the Great Eastern dated yesterda!
announce her arrival off Miquelan
but a dense fog prevailed, in conse
Quence of which she has as yet beei
unable to find the shore end of the ca
BILE with which TO make the splice
The deep sea cable will be cut ant
buoyed, to prevent accident, until tn
fog clears up.
1ATER.-The cable has been Gu
; and buoyed, and no communication
has been received through il since las
hight.
VIENNA, July l3.-Bishop Linse ha
been convicted before the civil cOur
Of uttering doctrines subversive of tn
public order, and has been sentenced
to three months Imprisonment.
BELGRADE, July 13.-The new Con
stitution has been promulgated, ant
was received with much enthusiasm
by the people.
LISBON, July 13.-The South Amer
lean steamer brings dates from Ri
Janeiro to the 10th ult. 1t was re
ported at Rio that the allied forces ha'
fought decisive battle with the Pan
aguayans and achieved complet
victory.
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GALVESTON.
eel0raaO River Higher than Ever BeIort
kHown---Creat Destruction Of Life
and Property.

o. GALpEsroS, JEly l2.- Specials from
Columbus, Texas, say that the Color
ado river is higher than ever known
Gefcre. The water rose f0rty-Seven
feet eight inches, but ii is E3r falling
Slowly. The whole valley is entirely
under water, and the crops are des-
iFGyed, The railroad between Alley
iGn and Columbus was washed away
flr several hundred yards, and also
badly damaged between Eagle Lake
and AlleytOn. \ number Of persons
were drowned below Columbus. Al
leytGn is six feet under water, and
number Of dead bodies have been seen
60ating past there. Tie Watt4 cut of
QunaYant'S and other plantatiOIS at
Eagle Lake, and the occupants are
supposed 10 have Perished, The
water there is falling slowly. At La
Grange the water is still four feet deep
on the public square. 1t is rumOred
t1at laastrop ara AeBet@ilie we're
washed away, ann many lives lost.
The latter towns were situated on
lower lands than LaGrange. The
Brazos Is very high and still rising.
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CRAB ORCHARD SPRINGS,
Twenty-one HOars from Memphis, Conaset,
ing at Lebanon IuECtig3.-sIhs saN
etaags - cars.

yENifEs faVOrite place Of summer resort is
1 situated on the LOuiSvu and Knoxville
ailrOad within four or five hours of the
former place, near the base of the mountains,
several hundred feet above Louisville, where
you have the pure mountain air, togT-Aer
with the finest mineral and Hedtetn0f waters
in the West-among wh icls Is the GREAT
American EPSON. r' rr.r.f ...H-.
For a fun c.r1sysis or tbe waters Of the yari-
OuS e1rtiias, examine circulars, which may
a BliLi1d at the Drugstores OF Mansfield 4
Hgbee, or Steeyer, cQFReF at Second and
Madison Streets. jes
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HAVANA.

gsair Of q. s. CeaSEi steaaRsH-- Steamer
B.. r. detained on Suspicion
HAVANA, July l3.-Mr. Steadman,
L. 5. Consul at Santiago de Cuba, died
in that city on the 9th inst.
The American Steamer Hero has
arrived at Porto Rico from Bay
Samaua. She Is detained by the au-
thorities at Porto Rico, on suspicion
of being employed by the rebels.
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MONTGOMERY
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY. VA, TI
Win Open on The Ist of June Next.

II Is capable of accommodating nom 500
! 10 1000 visitors.
ThG buildings were erected At {. east of sew
eral hundred thousand dollars, and are large
and cOmmodiOus COTTAGES separate and
distinct from each other
The climate is delightful, the air pure and
hractng, and the scenery unsurpassed in
beauty by any in the mountains Of Virginia
The grounds are extensive ana covered with
beautiful shade trees, . .
The entire premises have been thoroughfy
repaired ana paiRted ana newly furnished
from kltcheD 10 par4aF. -i
Extensive hathS, billiard and bowling sa-
lQQ9S=all newly erected.
Livery stables
Fost-oInce, express, telegraph ana ticket
ofhees, communicating with al points north
and south, are on the premises.
The tables are SHRRliesd with every dellaaey
Tho ee1iafs are stocked yFtth choice wines
ana liquoIs.
tss Passengers will purchase tickets to BIG
TUNNEL, on the Virginia and Tennessee
railroad, when The cars on the Springs
Branch railroad, belonging to ths pFopfi stors
will land passengers directly il the reception
house.
BOARD:
~ pay 81 60: Per Week, so; Per Month, S70
For longer period and large parties, special
rates viii be charged. Address
WILSON & I4ORENTZ,
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NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE, July l3.-State bonds
10 the amount of Sl00,O00 have been
issued TO the Pacific and to the Ne
Minnville and Sparta railroads.
Chancellor East has not rendered a
decision yet in the injunction case.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

{ DARLINGTON-Th friends and aequaint-
anecS Of G. II. Darlington are invited 10 at
tend the funeral Of his WIFE Mrs. CATHERIeSE
D-NRLISGToN, from his residence, M. A F,os-
eson street, this We5Hes a mRrning, at 10
O'Clock Scr! gees % EAT. i..C. Ransom,
to{ihgtGu ky. papeIS please copy,
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DIED.

AVERY-On the 18th, after loRE EnssIIng
illness of consumption, = Il ssss' II, a VERY,
eldest son Of MRS 4obGH Bowen, in the 2lst
year 81 MS age.
The friends and aequaintanees OF the FAM
lily are invited to attend his funeral, Al four
o'clock, this Wednesday evening, from Cal
vary Church. Services by the Rev. DF. White.
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More About the Sugar Frauds--Large
Seizure of Cigars

New ORLEANS, July 19.-The sugar
undersseizure has been appraised on a
gold basis al nearly 500, 900. The
bonds will be required on the same
basis. The custom officers express the
opinion that the parties viii not be
able TO furnish the required bonds.
A large number of cigars have been
seized within the past few days by
Collector Stockdale. About 100000,
belonging to one Of the heaviest cigar
importers in the city, were seized to-
daT-
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MISSISSIPPI RIVER RAILROAD
TO CONTRACTORS.

@ EALED PROPOSALS will be received by
y the undersigned, at the Office of the Com
pany No 450 Main street, Tennessee, until u
o'clock noon. on the 10Th day of July 1859, for
the Clearing, Graduation, Masonry, Bridging
road from Memphis to COyington, about thtr-
ty-six miles, ready for the iron rails. A large
portion of the work IS heavy, and well Wor-
thy the attention of contractors.
Proposals may be made for cash, or for
county bonds, or for part cash, county Donds
and stock. ga
Fians, profiles and specifications are now
ready for inspection at the Company's once,
by application to Thos. H. Millingtont Cnlef
Engineer, from whom all necessary 1nTorma-
ton may be obtained.
Proposals will, be received for the whole
work or in divisions. IN
THE right is reserved to reject any ana All
bids not deemed satisfactory. -.
lSignedl a. >. Mt1Cq1L II qLt1L5 ii55aa
President Mississippi River RailroaS;
Men1rhis Tenn. June D, 1859. Je1o
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rTOHE undersigned; having been duly ap-, p,
r5,hart = Moon deceased, hereby notodes
an creditors of said estate TO ile their claims,
ana All debtors TO come Forward and settle
their Indebtedness with MessTs. Wright, Nc
EiSsiek & Wright, his attorneys
n WM. B. GALBREATH,
NTeu,nhiS July 10, 1859. t1 ivis
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MONTVALE SPRINGS, 1869.

TTHIS favorite Summer Resort, situated in
/ BlOunt county, East Tennessee, will be
opened for the reception Of visitors on the
FIRST OF JUNE. The marked beDehCtas re-
suits attending the use OF fbessa waters, IN
functional deFangeman+s Sf the LIVER, bow
Diseases. Attest theif Medicinal Properties.
The 3l,ildfngs AT MOntyale are now being
~ paired, re1tted and repaintedz ana every
gies for enjoyment and recreation at th' best
watering places VIII be fouud here. The Ia
cilltieS for reaching MontVale this aS0H ere
Increased by the extension of the kE l--.llie
aud Charleston Railroad, and regular trains
are running 10 MGryvine, whence passengers
are conveyed i'm coaches 10 the Spftnla-f rsAiie
miles distant.
RATES OF BoARD.-Per Ia5, 81 81; psr week
sl6; per month, s1e
Add for Pam pElGss CcsltsiiniL4 dEt1iySiS
and C;esCr ipttQu OF waters, etc,
.rs9 d%E IOS. l. KING, hnoxville, Tenn.
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MARRIED.

FITzPATRIt'K- O'S EEEF.- -ua the evening
Of the 12th inst, at 81. Peters Church, by the
Rev, Father 0'hflen, Mr.. PATRICK FTrzPAr-
RICK to Miss MARY ANN O'KEEFE, all Of Mem
phis, rn r-a
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

MASONIC NUTICE-The officers and z
vi members Of South Memphis Lodge W.
No IlS F. and 4. NJ, are requested toLVN
attend a gpeciai Cunt ntu niCatiOn this NedneS-
day evening lith inst at o'clock, for work
in the +. A. degree.
BY order of Al WHEELER, ". NJ.
BEN. X. PULLFN. Sec. JyH
Wy ANTEp.-Nn active partner, one who
w can furnish fifteen hundred dollars and
his services in a business now paying two TO
three hundred per cent. on the capital in
vested Call at 40. AH Main street, room No.
Webster Block, Memphis, Tenn. iyi
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BAILEY's sPRIN CS,
auderdaig County. Ala.

rt,HE most efficient waters ~ sac Tsrlt H
! the cure OF DFOpSv, seT0fula, dyspepsia,
Diseases peculiar t. Females, General Debit
ity. and all t.lscslSoS af the skin amt kldneyS'
tt..taniantS to families FOR THE SEASON. our
rates are SIS per week, and $50 per month
E'oir further Information or circulars, address
ELLIS 4 CO., Proprietoys.
Hailer,s Snrfngs AIa. Nav d. lSee. rep dAw
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TELEGRkPHIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, Juiy i3.-CGtton firm
with a fair business; sales 1000 baleS;
Sea Island 33IG34tc Flour 81 2RG
al 80. rqrn 38iasi b.. Rice qfGiet.
Coffee dull. Sugar steady; Cuba lI@
l2lc. NIolasses dull.
Dry GoQds.-The market is stfai4
and unchanged. . {
MOney.-The market Is easy and
steady at G67 per cent on call, 4 Fu-
NOR obtained currency late this after
noon that there was TO be another
"lack up Of money, and that the
Secretary uf the Treasury had decided
not 10 accept the bids for bonds 10.
morrow, bat nothing Is known of the
latter in official quarters here. and
uutn are pTU.duIA Dear stories
They had some effect, however on
mguey anI gula. sterilhg nfat aT 10.
Gold irregular and unsettled, opening
at 373, advancing to 37E, and closing
at 365. The shipments tomorrow are
estimated at about Sj0O,OOO. The
steamer SOlesia, for Hamburg, to-day
took S493.00 Governments were
active and firmer until this afternoon
when prices were easier. State knada
closed dirmeri new fenaessees 56-
NEW. ORLEANS,
New ORLEANS, July l3.-Middlipg
cotton 32Ic; receipts 20 bales. Gold
81. Sterling 50i. New York sight 3
premium. Flour, superfine, So; NH
So 30: Xxx Sc G2l. Corn, white, 81 ID
al u. Oats 7Ta7Sc. Bran 81 10.
Hay, prime, 81. Pork S34. Bacon
dull; SHOULDERS l4lC; sides 1SlC. Lard
in tferces, 1910 20ci kegs 2i!c. Sugar
firm: common 100 lie; prime l34c.
MolaSses nominal. Whisky 81 05@
40. Coffee, fair, 14E@l5lc. ...
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, July l3-Flour $5@G 70
Wheat 81 32}. Corn 7S979c. Oats
GGIc. rye 81 05. Highwines 81. Pork
S33. Lard Isle. Hams l6!@l7c.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, July l3. - Flour
superfine, 81 25. Corn 75c. Oats zoe
Sugar 4c higher on all grades. To
baccO sales 223 hhds at S5(Gl2 50 PORK
S33. Bacon shoulders 14lc; sides lS@
lSlC. Hams 20lG BE. Whisky 99c
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, July 13.-Family fioul
s. 75lGG. Corn ia 79c. Oats 72G75c
Whisky 81. Pork S32 1898. Bulk
shoulders 13c; sides 1jlc. BacOT
shoulders lie; sides 17l6lSc. LarC
held at l9c. Hams PIC. Wheat 81 25ld
/ 80. Rye 81 10. Cotton 33c. But
ter 2IG 2Sc. Cheese 13613lC Egg.
/ l6}G I7c. Beef cattle from 81 50(a
: 20. Sheep 81 J0Gl ( 30 lambs S26
, -. Hogs $50 g.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, July l3.-Flour 81 25ta
. 50. Wheat 81 l5@l -. Corn, 57c@
/ 81. Oats, 6SG7dc. Rye, 81 l7l
/ Whisky 81. Pork, S33ta 33 p. BacOI
shoulders lilc; sides l78@lSlc.
FOREIGN.
/ LoNDoN, July 13.-Consols formone.
g3lc. 5-20's SII, and at Frankfor
/ $3.50 s..
/ LIVERPOOL, July l3.-COttOn active
/ Mmdling Uplands 12ld; Orleans 13G
1 l3ld. Sales 1900 bales. California
whitewheat los Sd; red Western No.
gs Adj. Western flour 24s. Corn No
: mixed, 2Ss Sd new 29s. Oats IS Cd
! Peas SIS Sd.
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To avoid the oppressive heat of the latter part
of the day; to avoid the risk OF ascending in
a storm; TO enable people living In the coun-
try TO come in, see the ascension, and return
on the cars the same day; but chiefly to have
the day before him in which to test his ma
chine. Thompson takes on his journey
barometer and thermometer, HIS LANTERN
THAT DOES NOT BURN, and guide line to
avoid the accident OF descending to the earth
during the night. The Balloon will be in
dated entirely in the rink, and during this
operation Capt. Thompson VIII address the
audience, explaining the purposes OF his voy-
age, the object of his invention ana the use
of his instruments
Refreshments win be furnished in the Rink,
and at half-past nine
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A GRAND FREE LUNCH Will BE SERVED

Admission, 50 cents; children, half price.
Pay al the gate. Gate open at o'clock.
BS- Read the fourth edition of the ZERO
MAUI" jyll d&w
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GEORGIA
Home Insurance Company,
OF COLUMBUS, GA.
Incorgorstsa 1859.

Asset ftiyiis
THIS Company, on entering its eleventh
L year of business offers the following state
ment:
RECEIPEs:
Amount OF premiu-Ss received ia
1865 less return premt tuI1s. .-....-.-slf1sj jl2 lS
Amount of interest and discount IN
l.a. -, DO b4
Sls8,5S a
Balance from January l. ISGs.....-.--.-. 26,25l 80
s2l2,sl3 20
EXPENDITURE EES:
Amount of losses paid du-
. ring the year...------..------..--s 81 VI
Amount Of Commission TO
. Agents ------.-- l3fl4rt p
Amount Of Taxes and all
other expenses.-.--..,--. ~, S,sZ9 D
$780, .E34 70
Amount sreEnIunis received since
C0Enpan Us organ izatiOn -..--....-- SslS (s5 90
Amount of dividends paid since
COmpany's Organizati on -..-.-...------. 2l5U0 %
Amount OF losses paid since Compa-
nyas organic izatiOn 4H % %
III. JAS. +. BOSEAfAN, President.
ID. r. WILCOX. Secretary.
rs \ special feature in Insurance on dwell
lings- For particulars call on
W. II. MOORE, Agcut.
ap2l 23 Main ST., Asenphis, Tenn.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
vALHERM0S0 SPRINGS,
Ia the Mountains of Morgan County, il
Alabama,


A RE- nov open 70 visIt6rs and comfortable
"A accommodations can De depended upon.
Tho iemperatuFe Is ep0l AMI pleasant and
there are no DGsQulF9es. The neW steamer
iG1' takes passengers ron Decatnr, Ia, to
The lack at fhe. Springs Landing. q miles
ffpn NalhermOso. on Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays, ralnrEslng next day. Time three
hours; fare 81 ~. After the Isl of July there
viii be . daily boat
BoaTdi per wesi1, 80 ~. L-.t at.r
J. j. GIERS. and
W. b. PANNELL
OF BlOunt springs, Ala.
We found the mineral waters, and partieu-
larly the White sulphur, at Nalhermoso,
equal to any In Virginia, and we recon1-
mend il with confidence to all those who suf-
fer from the effects OF rheumatism, Dyspep-
sia, ScrofGla and diseases of the Skin ard
Liver. SAM,L A. CARTWRIGHT, Md,
". RUSHTON, MD,
JAS. MCFARLAND, Nd
All of New Orleans, La.
NalhermosO, October !, 1861. fa.-
Numerous certificates of cures can be had
on application to the proprietor. Jel6
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
Grseabrier County, W. Virginia.

TTNHESE celebrated SprIGgs, sa favorably
] known for their valuable ALrERATfvE
WATERS, charming summer climate, ana as
one OF she most fashionable resorts In the
country viii be open for company
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ON THE 18Th OF NAY,

And with the extensive improvements tnat
have been made, will be prepared for the
accommodation Of from
FIFTEEN HUNDRED TO TWO THOUSAND
PERSONS.
The WHITE SULPHUR is now the Western
Terminus OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
road. andsthe cars Of that road lin connection
with telegraphic facilitiesl VIII be running 70.
the Springs by lST july.
No pains or expense have or VIII be spared
to secure the eOmfcTta3la entertalnment, IN
all the varieties Sf accommodation, OF the
large number Of visitors that VIII resort 10
the Springs the present season.
0-One of the best LAWN AND BALI
ROOM RANDS will be in attendance an ex-
tensfve LIVERY has been provided and suit
able arrangements made TO facilitate every
Innocent and recreattve amusement appro-
pirate to a fashionable Watering Place. a
humber of Fancy and Masquerade Balls VIII
be given duIing the season.
Charges Will be S25 per Week and ssl per
Month Children under 10 years af age ana
eolored servants, half price, White servants
PEYTONS & CO.,
III ProprietOrs.
White sulphur SPRINGS w: va. mylS I.ls,,
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BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW ORLEANS.

dispatches te the Southeastern Press Association.
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CINCINNATI.
81 LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, July l3,-Fl0ur 81 2dtr
. 50. Wheat 81 IDOL -. Corn, 37cG
81. Oats, 6S67dc. Rye, 81 l7l.
Whisky 81. Pork, S33G33 p. Bacon
shoulders l41c; sides 17$@1Slc.
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MISSISSIPPI VALLEY
Company,
OF THE SOUTH AND WEST.

OFFICE so Y JEFFERSON ST, MEMPHIS
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NEW ORLEANS.

LOUISVILLE, July 13. - Flour,
superfne, 81 25. Corn 75c. Oats zoe.
Sugar 4c higher on all grades. To
baccO sales DOB hhds at S5(dl2 80 Pork
S33. Bacon shoulders 14lc; sides lSCG
Isle. Hams 20(G21c. Whisky 99c.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given that by vir-
~ tue of a decree issued from the Of
fec Of the Clerk Of the Dubois County
Circuit, Court, aud TO me directed. | will
proceed to offer for sale at public auction,
to the highest bidder, for cash in hand,
at The door Of the Court Housc Of Du-
bois county, in the town OF Jasper, on
SATURDAY, Oct. 3. 1919,
Between the hours OF 10 O'clock, a. ~,
land Z o'clock, =. NJ. Of said day, the rents
and profits for term not exceeding sew
len years Of the following described real
estate, situated in Dubios County, State
lof Indiana, to-wit:
The South Fast quarter Of the South
West quarter Of Section IL Town Three
South Range Three West.
And on failure 10 realize the inl
amount Of principal. interest and cost,
lcallcd for BY said decree, will ct tho
same time and place, and in like manner
sell the fee simple Of said real estate.
Taken in execution as the property o
Solomon and Amanda j. Mitchell 1T thu
suit Of Grccnberry {. Cannon and Jamc'
A. Hughes.
TOBIAS nERBIG, Sheriff u. c.
W. Ray Gardner, Atty.
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