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THE TOWNSHIP ELEcrroSs-.Our correspondent
"N" favOrs the public with much needed informa-
tion respecting the organization of townships un-
der recent acts of the Legislature. His suggestion
that the "Act to organize Townships" be published
was anticipated by us, as the Act is on file for in
ser,ion next week We append the oath prescribed
by the Constitution, to which our correspondent
alludes.: -...,.
81 do soemly swear (or affirm, as the case may
be) that l am duly qualified according to the Con-
stulion of the United States and of this State, TO
exercise the duties of the office to which have
been elected, and that | will faithfully discharge
to the best of my abilities, the duties thereof that
recognize the supremacy of the Constitution and
laws of The United States over the Constitution and
laws of any State and that will support, protect
and defend tie Constitution of the United States.
and the Constitution Of South Carolina, rs ratified
by the people on the sixteenth day of April, 1865
So HELP ME GoD."
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ArrnoPnIArE-The Charleston Ners, in criticis-
ing the testimony Of Gov. scorr in the contested
election case, styles him the :Great Calpmniator"
This appelation oushtto stick to the slanderer OF
whole people. c..t a.... IT, i..,lga .e
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TuASKs.-Hon. j. P. REED will accept our thanks
for late interesting Washington papers. Also, We
are indebted to this gentleman for speech of Hon.
J. Pnocron KNOTT, of Kentucky, on the Fourteenth
Amendment from legal standpoint.
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in his line. Everybody ison the q,i
rire to learn what is the object of the
meeting announced to take place be-
tween q. o. Walker, Governor elect
of Virginia, r.. Z. Lee and President
Grant. 1t Is surmised that the future
policy of Virginia, since our adoption
of the Underwood Constitution, is
to be discussed in this meeting. There
are parties here from your city and
all parts of the South, and many more
arriving daily. The proprietors are
prepared to entertain from thousand
to fifteen hundred people, and expect
to be crowded from now till the end
of the season. They and their beauti-
full springs deserve richly the patron
age of Southerners. J. n. l..
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FOREIGN.

MADRID, July 2S.-Many arrests
continue on suspicion Of disloyalty.
At Cindad Real, hundreds Of people
are soliciting pardon from the Govern
ment for completely in the recent
Carlist movement. They state that
they We're deceived by the Carlist
leaders.
A sharp street fight occurred last
night st la Manch, between the Car
lists and the Government forces. The
Carlisis were defeated and fed 10 the
mountain. ..
There have been several arrests at
Cienca, and the insurgents at that
place have released the prisoners
confined in the Jail.
PARIS, July 2s.-lt Is reported that
Don Carlos has ordered a cessation Of
the movement in his behalf His
party are much discouraged.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
SAN FRANCISCO.

Dispatches 10 the Southwestern Press Association.

The Committee on Ways and Means LeaVu
for the East---chiaese Comp TO Hisi
the East and South--The Collector a
New Orleans Directed to Prevent the chi
Hese-cooIie Trade.
san FRANCISCO, July 2S.-The Com
mittee on Ways and Means left fol
the East yesterday. The Committee
after a thorough investigation, express
satisfaction in the management Oi
Federal affairs on the coast. A few
DAYS were devoted to obtaining infor-
nation in regard to the Alaska fur
trade representations.
The Chinese companies of this city
have accepted an invitation from the
Chicago commercial party to accom-
pany them to Chicago as guests. They
will afterwards visit New York and
other Eastern cities, and thence pro-
cecd through the Southern States and
give their attention to the Chinese
emigration scheme. a. o.
The Secretary of the Treasury has
directed the Collector at New Orleans
to use all efforts TO prevent the Chi
nese-cOOlie trade. His attention is
called to the law of 1903 prohibiting
the importation Of persons of color
who are held for service or labor, and
that of 1862 against the c0Olie or slave
trade. He also suggests that society
be organized there TO procure an en-
fOrcPment of the laws.
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TELEGRAPHIc MARKETS.
NEW YORK.

New YORK, 2S.-Cotton rather
more active, but without decided
change i'm price; sales 1900 bales; up
lands 34e. Flour s. SjG6 35, closing
l0c lower. Wheat 81 32fa1 33. Corn
95c(G 81 10. Rice steady; Carolina 81
6SIc. Coffee quiet. Sugar in fair re-
quest; Cuba II ia llSc; Porto Rico II
6l23c. MOlasses dull.
MOney.-The money market re-
mains easy, and the demand on call
freely met at 6 to Z per cent, with some
exceptions at per cent. Prime dis
counts to 10 per cent. Sterling rath-
er more active and firm at 95 to 10I.
Gold heavy and lower; it opened at
3Gl, advanced to 363, and fell to 354,
closing at 3D. to 36. The carrying
rates were to per cent. Clearances
s1OS, 600, 900. Estimated shipments
tomorrow vary between 5000, 900 and
81, 900, 900. Governments dull but
strong. Government bought SO, ,000,-
900 of different issues at l20 ll-l00G
100 23-IOO. State bonds dull; old
pennessees 63l new 56i.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, July 2S,-Flour Sc 0O@
6 25. Corn SOC. Oats 77GT9c. Whis-
ky 81 O8G 10. Pork S33 2jCG33 90.
Bulk shoulders 133c; sides 16Ie. Bacon
shoulders 15c;. sides 1SGIS4c. Lard
l9le. Wheat 81 20 to IS. Rye 81.
Butter 25CG3Oc. Eggs 13@16c.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, July 2S.-Flour S. 80.
Wheat. no spring offering. Corn 81 OS
al l3. Oats 66@72le. RyeSl l5Gl 20.
Whisky 81 07@l 0S, Sugar l23@ l44c.
MOlasses 70Ca soc. Pork S3lGIN 30.
Bulk shoulders 15c. Hams 23!G 24c.
Lard lS4@19c.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, July 2S.-Flour s. 75@7.
Wheat 81 33l@1 "a. Corn sofa 92c.
Oats 62CGf5c Gr0ceries unchanged.
Pork s33 50633 75. Lard lS3c. Bulk
shoulders 134@l33c.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, July 2s.-FlOur 81 80.
Grain unchanged. Tobacco sales III
hhds at s. 30 to S13 10. Bacon shOul-
ders 152c; sides la@Iaae. Hams e3c.
Lard lS2c.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, July 2S.-COtton
steady; middlings 324c; sales 140
bales; receipts 26 bales. Gold 355.
20. New York sight pre-
MUM. Flour firms supertine s. so;
Xxx S6 00I XXX So 70. Corn, white,
81 .. Oats 75c. Bran 81 %. Prime
hay 500. Pork held at $50 80. Bacon
firm; shoulders 15!c; sides 19@ l9lc.
Lard, in tierces, 1910; kegs 211@22c.
Sugar sitter; common 104@ll3e;
prime lie. MolasSes nominal; prime
fermenting 63G64c. Whisky 81 III.
Coffee dull; fair 15S9l53ci prime l64@
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passengers that were saved and many
Of those that were wounded that are
able to travel. The following were
taken to the St. Joseph Infrmary
where they are receiving every atten'
ton: Mrs. Mccall, n. o.; G. H. Says
Fulton, n. Y; VIM, Mccall, n. o.
W. G. Shepard, n. o.
The latest from the Superintendent
of the ClarksvilIe division says that
Dugan, the Express messenger, is not
dead; he is doing well. All the other
passengers, numbering seven, are at
Clarksville, and are doing well at
present. The body of the man found
in the wreck which could not be recOg-
nized proved to be man named BaX-
ter, of Nashville.
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$4,000 REWARD.

TTNHE undersigned being desirous to change
III business and locality, now offer for sale
a splendid steam FIGURING and Sawmiil. To-
Gated in the town Of Marray, Galloway Co.,
Kentucky.
The engine, boiler. etc, were purchased Of
the Washington Foundry, st. Louis Mo-, and
of the best material. The Touring machinery
of Isaac Straub & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. The
saw Is 60-inch; the engine 2-inch stroke and
l0-inch cylinder; boiler ~ feet by 81 inches
and two hue; all stationary and well put up.
We have the best stand for mill men in our
knowledge, surrounded by q good country,
large crop Of wheat and q heavy run Of Gus
tom; good water, and no one 70 rival In
quantity or quality. In addition to above a
three-story mill house, a good dwelling house,
S. acres OF land-part In cultivation, part IN
nmber-several hundred bushels OF corn on
hand, between one and two hundred head Of
stock and pork hogs, two yoke OF fine cattle,
log and wood wagon; timber wheels, and
many other necessaries too tedious 70 men,
tion.
All OF the above we viii sell at reasonable
figures. Those wishing. business OF this kind
we solicit to come and examine; or for further
information address us BY mail.
CARSON, PETER co.
Murray, KY, July 20, 1853. iyS
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NEW ORLEANS.
FOREIGN.

LONDON, July 23.-Consols closed at
94I; $40 bonds firm at S2s.
FRANKFORT, July 2s.-U. S. go
bonds closed at S7t.
LIVERPOOL, July 2S.-The cotton
market is q shade firmer; uplands
I2sd; Orleans 12sd; sales 900 bales.
Breadstuffs quiet and steady. Cali
fornia white wheat los I'd; Red West
ern as IdG9s ID. Western -four 23s
Cd. Corn, No. 2 mixed, 30s; old 2as.
New oats Is Cd. Peas 4lS,
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LOUISVILLE, July 2S.-FlOur 81 90.
Grain unchanged. Tobacco sales III
hhds at s. 30 to Sl3 -. Bacon shoul-
ders 152e; sides la@la9e. Hams 23c.
Lard lS2c.
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NEW YORK.
Candy Ordered 10 mississippi French
Atlantic Cable

Candy Ordered 10 Mississippi French
Atlantic Gable.
NEW YORK, July 2S.-It IS rumOred
in Washington that Gen. Candy is to
be sent to Mississippi to superintend
the election, and that Gen. Mcdowell
is to succeed him in Virginia.
In his speech yesterday, at the ban
quet in honor of the laying of the
French cable, Sir James Anderson
said he had been told that certain OPP
position had been made to the land
ing of the cable. It might he due to
the same kind Of enterprises, perhaps
to Mr.. Field and his colleagues, but
he did not care for that. He was
quite sure that the American people
would not be unjust; that they would
not allow any company to spend a
million of money to unite two great
continents together without giving
them a fair show. At least he be-
lieved il would be weak and foolish
or the part of the company to work
for undue sympathy or part ality. If
they could not work as well with a
rival company or faster, they had no
right TO the public support, and would
not get il whatever the public sympa-
thy might be. The cable was there
fore laid as a purely commercial en-
terprise, and every right thinking
person trusted that it would promote
peace. God forbid that it might ever
be used as a weapon of war.
The following is furnished Us by the
Franklin line Of telegraph:
PARIS, July ., s:45 am.
" To the Honorable Secretary Of State,
Washington:
1.-THE Emperor Of the French to the
President of the United States, Wash
ington: am highly gratified TO in
augurate the new line of telegraph
which unites France with the United
States, by sending to you the expires
sion of my good wishes for you and
for the prosperity of the United States.
(Signedl " NAPOLEON
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We have a set of gay dancers here,
and at night the magnificent ball
room and parlors present q gay and
festive scene. The proprietors pro-
pose to give a grand bali in a few
weeks, which willsbe under the man.
agemept of Mr.. j. p. Kavnaugh, OF
Washington City, q man pFe-eminent
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The Davenport (IOwa) GGzstte
mentions a troubled journey made by
Bailey d Co.'S menagerie and circus,
from Muscatine TO Davenport. The
caravan started at il O'Clock at night
Before q dozen miles had been tray
ersed. a terrific storm let loose its
LIGHTNING. thunder and water. The
lightning was binding in its brilli-
ailcy. the thunder was terrific, and the
rain. Violently driven by the wind,
came down in sheets. A panic seized
the whole eavaleade = men, horses
and animals seemed terror-strlcken.
Eight OF the drivers deserted their
teams, and it was not long before
wagons and horses were In inextrica-
bic confusion-a jammed up mass OF
hOundering apimals and overturned
vehicles. The darkness, save when
lightning Illuminated the scene, was
impenetrable. The Gagged lions,
tigers, leopards, wolves, and other
beasts, became frightened, and bound
ed from side to side of their prison,
and roared and growled and shrieked
In very terror. The lightning came
nearer and nearer, until its thunder
seemed to break In the midst of the
caravan. The elephants laid down IN
the road and refused to move. Three
of the horses were struck by lightning
and killed. It is a wonder that no
human lives were lost. At daybreak
the scene presented beggars descrip-
ton.
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RICHMOND.

RICHMOND, July 2s.-The State
Treasurer will commence the payment
of one per cent. on the January
interest Of the State registered bonds
on the 18th, and as soon thereafter as
possible the payment on the coupons
will he made
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Thursday, August 5, 1858,

To the highest and best bidder FOR
CASH. at the Chamber OF COinuirrce.
Memphis, Tennessee, at Il o'clock am, &; u
the right, title and interest, legal and equita-
bic, which belonged to said several bRnkrupts
80 the daseg of Hing their respective petit
items In bankruptcy, in and to the following
personal property, to-wit: All the bills OF eX-
change, bonds, pTomiSsOry notes, securities,
debts, demands, claims, accounts, books OF
accOuntS, chooses in action, and all aud singu-
lar the personal effects and assets OF said
bankrupts OF every kind gnd description.
TERMS OF SALE.-t'as ON delivery. and q
deposit of 10 per cent. required on each lot at
the tine OF sale.
Ihe schedules and other evidences Of prop
erfy 10 be seen at my office.
WM. Y. CIRODE,
jy2l d Assignee. Rte.
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NEW ADvERTIsEMETs.


Card.
MY FRIENDS aud the public are Informed
vi that have accepted, after a careful in
yestigation, an appointment from the New
York Life Insurance Company as their Gene
raj Agent for Tennessee, and have located
myself At their branch Office, l6 Madison
street, where will be happy TO see or COM
municRte with any who desire to effect life
insurance. The New York Lite Insurance
Company has a claim to public confidence
which needs no commentator from me, and
hespeak for 1t that generous support which
the good citizens of Memphis have extended
city. solicit CORES spOndence from country
districts, with reference to establishing agen-
iy2s ROBERT c. GIsT.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, July 2S.-Near Leesburg,
Ind, this morning, during the progress
of a thunder storm the lightning
struck James Sutton and a span Oi
horses near which he was standing,
killing them ins antlY.
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FOR SALE.
For sale.

TTNHE neat Cottage Residence, "A Aosby 81, I;
II 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 lattice els
tern house with force pump. The lot is II
feet front, l4S5< feet deep TO an alley, and Is
well laid out with shrubbery and vegetable
garden. 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 win be sold at q
bargain. For terms, etc, apply on the prem
ises. or at Avalanche office. jeH
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NOTICE.
To the Merchants Of Memphis and Rer.
chants and Planters on white River.

L HAVE this day sold the White River Mall
4 Contract, with all my Interest in the White
river trade, to the Memphis and Arkansas
River Packet Company, Of which Major John
ID. Adams is President. To the old citizens Of
Memphis and on White river, by whom Maj.
Adams has been SO long and favorably
known, l need say nothing as he is no stran-
ger to them, having successfully carried their
mails and done their river business for them
for many years before the war. To the new
settlers take pleasure In recommending the
new line as reliable in every particular, and
ask for them q cordial and hearty support.
Juno 10 1878. IOHN II, DAVIS.
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MARRIED.

GRAVES -SNYDER-At Magnolia, Miss,
on the 2sth inst, by the Rev. DR.. Burns, Rev.
], r. GRAVES. LID, editor of the Baptist, "
OF Memphis, to Miss GEoRsIA, daughter OF
DIR. George SNYDER. Of MAGNOLIA. Miss.
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UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.
lIEDICAL DEPARTllEyT


THE TWENTIETH COURSE OF Lee
Il TURES viii commence on tho FIRST
DAY OF NOVEMBER next. The PrsIiInina-
" Course commences on the FIRST MON
DAY IN OCTOBER.
Theory and Praetice-WN. X. BOWLING, N d.
ObstetTics-CHARLEsk X. WINSTON, MD.
Chemistry-J- BERRIES LINDsLEY. ND.
urgery-WILLIAM T. BRIGGS, MD.
lnstttutes-IHOAfAs L. MADDIS, NJ. D.
Clinical Medicine-WAI- l.. NICHOI. ND
Materia Mediea-JOHS II. CALLExDER. MD.
AnatOmy-THOS. b. BUCHANAN, N. ID.
Surgical Anatomy-NlAS 8. IlISDsLEY. ND.
DemOnstratOr-HESRY II. COzPIOS. Md
FEES.-The American Medical Association
at the meeting in May hast at New Orleans
passed a resolution that no school charging
less than Sl20 while il favored By a large ma
jority Sl+0i,. should be represented IN that
body, nor should graduates OF such schools h.,
recOgniZcd-theref0re the tickets for the full
course OF lectures Is $40; Matrieulafius. 81.
Dissectlug, SO Graduating, $40
For additional Information apply to
J. BEItBiEN LIN NL-LE.Y.
w. lPan OF Tie Faculty.
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. MAsHISaToN. July 2s

1.-The President 0fthe United States
to the Emperor Of the French: I cor
daily reciprOcate your good wishes,
and trust that the liberal policy Ofthe
United States pursuant to which the
cable has been landed, may result in
many such means Of communication
between this country and its earliest
ally and friend,
(Signed) L. ). GRANT
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NOTICE.

4 IBERAL cash advances will be made on
IL cotton OF Western produce shipped to our
correspondents, Messrs. ID. r. CarWell & Co.,
New Orleans, Louisiana.
jeH MARTIN WALT & co.
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REWARDS.

q n = REWARD.-For the recovery Of the
Do body OF James Edward Cusiek, a Vt
tie boy drowned on Monday morning. He
was eight years old, light completed and
curly hair, and had on when drowned a Light
dotted calico shirt and gray pants. The above
reward will be paid on application to
WM. WILSON.
Eoof nf Wach{uofrra Eyfraaf
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IN taking charge Of The Memphis and White
Il River Mail Line can only say that we
viii endeavOr to conduct the business in Sucn
a manner that 1t will be satisfactory to the
m erchants and planters on our route, and to
the travelling public.
For the present we " III run two bOats-leav-
ing Memphis every TUESDAY and SATURDAY;
but as soon as the business viii justify IL, Will
put on boat on Thursday, making q tri-
weekly line. / viii here say to the Memphis
merchants, that il viii be my aim TO give
them as low a rate of freight as 10 is possible
to do without injury or loss TO the Company
which represent, and would ask of them a
a hearty cooperation.
JOHN d. ADAMS.
June 10, 1863. t5- ~ jel2
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NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, July 2S.-The in
vestigations of the Custom frauds are
steadily progressing. Solicitor Bar
field has retained the legal firm of
Hudson & Fearn. The Assistant Dis
trict Attorney is also assisting in the
DrosacutiOn of the cases.
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J. nj. vARIAN & SON,
Successors TO +. b, Baldwin,,
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING
wAREExOUSE.
Nos. 20 and u BOWERY,
--- Aro,. Cta.ol o. N-I,NH- N-oIaIE
Near Canal St. NEW YORK


NATE would beg leave respectfully 10 call
w your attention to our stock OfCLOTHING,
which Is one of the largest in the city, cut IN
the most fashionable style, and made I'm the
hest manner, and viii he sold AT exceedingly
low prices.
Our 1OT~rHS AND CHILDRENS DEPARTMENT.
now complete, is the most extensive In the
country, unsurpassed in quality and style,
and comprises q full assortment Of Dress and
school Suits.
FURNISHfSG DEPARTsIENr.-We offer In this
line a full assortment of Gents Underwear,
Hosiery, Gloves, Cravats, Ties, Shirts, Vm-
brellaS, etc. SHIRTS made TO order and guar
anteed to fit.
CUSTOM DEPABTBEENT.-We would call 20
this department the particular attention OF
gentlemen who have their clothes made to
order, We have large assortment of Cloths
and CaSSimereS, OF the finest that can be
found in the European markets; also a full
assortment of fine American Casslmeres.
We feel sanguine that the most faStidious
must certainly see something with which
they will he pleased.
j. NJ. YARIAN s. son,
b. f. INGRAHAM,
iyL EOrmRriV a Z Mamp1fe Tam
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THE Memphis Oh Company wish to pur.
i chase, during next fah and NantSt' ~ 49, :
large quantity Cotton Seed. for when tnes4
viii pay the market price, furnish sac - en-. ,ans
have seed correctly weighed On tnelE - -
platform (Fafrban Ks scales. They urge tAelr
friends re1f 10 store their Seed IN large guam
titles and thereby have their value dsssrozssa ,sl
OF Injured BY HEATfsa Pan1efs ~, ~ = I'LL m
11aaee ralf Al on work Center Landing.
IFT on Cake and Meal for sale IN any gnslp-
tify, 9aA
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FRIGHTFUL ACCIDENT.
Wreck and Burning Of a Railroad
Train.
Five Persons Killed and Twenty
Five Wounded.
Special Dispatch TO the Appeal ]

Special Dispatch 10 the Appeal
GAINESVILLE, Tenn, July %, 1869
Between one and two o'clock thii
morning, as the eastward bound train
which left Memphis at three O'Clock
yesterday, Tuesday,, was crossing
the bridge over Budd's creek, twenty
five miles from here, the treStling
gave way and the entire train was
precipitated through, literally demol-
ishing it. The wreck then caught fire
and the entire train, one car excepted,
was consumed. The engineer, fire
man, and one other railroad official
believed to be the express agent), and
one or two passengers were killed out
right. About twenty-five passengers
were seriously injured. Scarcely any
one escaped without injury. The bag
gage was entirely lost. Sister and |
are safe and unhurt.
HAMILTON PIKE.
AtHl'2NtsA - SKI AAo"Oii' AA@itaes'o %Asoii''4
LOUISVILLE, July y, IS69.-Train
No. ,, north, went into Budd's Creek
eight miles south of ClarksYille-
broke through the treStlc on the Mem
phis, ClarksYille and Louisville Rail-
road at one O'Clock this morning. En-
gineer, fireman and two passengers
killed; nine passengers seriously but
not dangerously wounded, and thlr-
teen slightly wounded and bruised.
Trains will run as usual. Names of
persons injured will appear in press
W. III. KING.
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CHnIcE Hay.
Administrators Notice.

THE undersigned, having been duly ap-
Robert A. Moon, deceased. hereby nofofies
all creditors Of said estate to file their claims,
and all debtors to come forward and settle
their lndebtedness with Messrs. Wright, Nc
klssick 4 Wright. his attorneys.
wM. B. GALBREATH.
Memphis, Jaly 10. lse9. iyls