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Saturday, JuIy 18th, 1870,

within. legal hours, the following described
real estate, to-wft: Being In Memphis, Ten
nesseet and on the east side OF Main street
and being part OF lot 1876 on plan OF Mem
phis, and bounded as follows on the north
by lot owned by ]. B. Holt, on south BY VIM.
Chase lot; the property here intended 70 be
described has front of 81 feet on Main street
and runs back east "A feet. y l--'7--
TERMS o. SALE-On credit of seven
montns, purchaser executing note with Pp-
proved security, bearing interest nom date,
and a lien retained until payment Of the
purchase money. Equity OF reclamation
barred. This June q, 1870.
NJ. d. I. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
Humes & POstou and Morgan, Jarnigan 4
Frayser, solicitors for eomplainants. les
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Mnn-Rasldanf Nntiea

No. 14-In the First Chancery Court of Shelby
county, Tennessee-Thomas NJ Moore ct ri
vs.. John w. Vandergilder ct ux ct al.
TTappearing from atfidavit in this cause that
4 the defendants, John ". Vandergilder and
wife, Louisa Vandergilder formerly MasSey)
enry Lee and wife, Mildred Lee formerly
Massey, and their children, John Lee, Henry
Lee, sarah Louisa lee, Reuben NJ Lee. Mol
lie F. Lee, Matte Lee and Joseph W. Lee;
John W. Crook and wife, Lucy Crook form
erly Massey, John W. Crook ir. James
Wiley Crook, Edgar Lawrence Crook Mat
tie J. Crook, Reuben Wiley and Mol
lie Massey, heirs OF James Massey, de
ceased, of Arkansas, Matilda Massey wife OF
Ii. i. Massey, dec'd,l Mary X, Massey, J0hn
W. Massey, Martha Massey and Henry L.
Massey, OF Mississippi. and all are non-resi-
dents OF the state of Tennessee:
IL Is therefore ordered, That they make
their appearance herein, at the court house
in the city Of Memphis, Tenn, within the
first three days or the next term OF said
court. commencing the first Monday In Octo-
Der, 1870, and plead, answer or demur to COM
platuant bill, or the same will be taken for
confessed as to them and set for hearing ex-
paTte; and that a copy of this order be pub
lished snce week, for TOUR successive weeks,
in the Memphis Appeal.
A copy-aIuest;
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master,
BY X, ]. BLACK, Deputy @. and M
Beecher Belcher, Sois. for complt. les
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An ExpIosion---A Negro Too Far North.

HELENA, MONTANA, June pa
While two men were putting in the
last blast in their shaft about o'clock
this morning, in Charles Hindrieh's
mine, at Unionville, the blast went
off prematurely, killing one man,
named Joe Miller, and seriously
wounding another man, whose eyes
nearly bursted from their sockets. 1t
is feared that he will lose his sight.
Name not ascertained.
The sheriff arrested to-day a negro,
named Simpson, charged with the
murder Of McClaughy, at Virginia
City, in the spring of 1868.
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Attachment Sui.

State or Tennessee, county OF Shelby. -
j. ". Dickin son, W. W. Williams III T. Dick
inson. partners In trade under the firm
name and style OF Dickinson, Williams &
Co. Us. A. Clark Brewer & Co.
DEEORE Edward Herman Justice OF the
- Peace In and for said county. Affidavit
ment issued and duly returned, served by
garnishment, defendants not found
" Is therefore ordered, that the said defend
ants A Clarke Brewer 4 Co, appear before
me. at my Office in the city Of Memphis
shelby county, Tennes see, on the 24th dav on
July, lS4O. and make defense to said suit or
copy OF this order be published In the Meul-
weeks.
This June q, ls7G 'i..
les ..T I'm UrEprv.N n
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MORE FRAUD.
The EdgefeId and Kentucky Railroad.
Report Of the investigating
Committee.

The report of the Committee on
Railroad Investigations, on the Edge.
field and Kentucky railroad, recently
read in the House of Representatives,
concludes as follows:
The committee, in concluding
their report upon the Edgefield and
Kentucky railroad, would respectfully
call the attention of the Legislature to
the fact Ofthe issuance of the two hum
dred bonds to J. T. Boyle, and would
say, that, in their opinion, the law
could not have been properly con-
strued as directing the Governor to
deliver said bonds to any other than
an officer of said Edgefeld and Ken
lucky railroad.
The committee would also call the
attention of the Legislature to the
very unsatisfactory condition of the
account of II. B. Cheatham, Receiver
of said road. 1t will readily be seen
that the vouchers presented by him
show the disbursement of $230, 700 in
bonds, and about $25, 200 in cash, as
the 1925, 900 in bonds, re-
ceived by him, Orthat he has failed to
produce vouchers for 81, 200 or $50, GOO
of said bonds; it will also be seen by
the statement of James Plunket, that,
in his attempt to make a settlement OF
said receivers accounts, the debts ex-
ceeded the credits some SIS, 900. |
The committee would also call the
attention of the Legislature to the |
of the Receiver, John b. |
BrOwnlOw, showing that his account |
is short some $500. --,---.-rs !
The committee are unable to find /
any law authorizing the making of |
the contract of lease between the |
Evansville, Henderson and Nashville |
railroad and the Edgefield and Ken /
lucky railroad, and are of the decided |
opinion that the running of said road /
under said lease by said Receivers was
wholly unauthorized, and that they.
should be held to strict account for /
all losses that the State may have sus-
tanned by reason of their unWarranted
action and cuipable negligence in the
discharge Of their dutiesI that the
State was sWindled by the operation
is perfectly apparent by reading the
The committee would also
direct attention to the statement of the
Receiver, r. b. Cheatham, of the dis
position of his bonds, in many in
stances at from sixty to sixty-five
cents on the dollar, while the testi-
nOny of j. G. Warner shows that
many of them were sold at from sixty
line to sixty-nine and One-half and
seventy cents on the dollar.
The Committee are cf the opinion |
hat the only way the State will
sver be able to ascertain the just and
rue condition of the accounts of said
viii be by a judicial in
7estigatiOn.
TheT Committee would suggest that
he lrge interest of the State, in said
cad, deserves the attention OF the
legislature. The road not paying
TO the State at present what
'ver, should either be sold, or so man
ged as to protect the State from the
.ccruing interest. ...-.... II
With these observations the Com
nittee beg leave to submit this as {
heir report on the Edgefeld and
nd Kentucky railroad. r-s
1' J. NJ. CLEMENTSON, L.
+. p. G. NELSON,
JOHN S. HART, *
w. NJ. HALL, -H 81
JOSEPH T.. ROSSON,
II. TOWNSEND, H.
ATHA THOMAS, s
JOHN NJ. FLEMING,
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TEXAS.
The Infamous Militia -CIaytOa OutdOne.

GALVESTON, June 24.-The Senate
passed the House militia bill by Is to
). Previous to the vote thirteen of
the Conservative Senators bOlted.
They were brought back by the Ser
geant-at-Arms and FIVE of them re-
leased to make a quorum, and the bill
then passed. Eight Senators are still
under arrest. Great indignation is ex-
pressed against the bill and the man.
ner ofpassage.
A newspaper correspondent has
been expelled for calling the wife of
Governor Davis and other females
Lobbyists"
The bill giving the Governor power
TO appoint all civil officers and organ
ize State police, of which the Governor
has the appointment, will doubtless
pass.
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OTTAWA, June 24.-HOn. H Camp
bell, delegate to England, has power
to demand from the Imperial Govern
ment all indemnity for the late Fe-
nian raid and ample protection against
future ones. IL Is also stated that he
is to impress the importance of aiding
in the construction Of railroad to the
Pacific.
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ORDINANCE.

Be z ordained oy ne General oOs.aeiz n Os CO
u Memphis. ..t
That ali snack houses or stalls that dispense
or vend cooked food at the market houses. or
on any property belonging 20 the city, shall
be removed and not allowed to exist. This
ordinance 70 take effset in thirty days. June
!, 1870.
Passed hrst reading; rules being suspended
passed second and nnal reading ~ Board
Passed second reading By Council ey s1s
penson OF the rules
JOHN JOHNSON, Mayor.
Attest: L. r. RICHARDS, City Register, el1
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LONDON, June 24.-Dispatches from
various parts of the country report
light showers last evening, and the
crops are greatly improved.
COngratulatory kilograms to and
from President Grant were read amid
much enthusiasm, at a banquet held
in this city last evening in honor of
the completion of the telegraph line
to India.
The cable across st. Georges chan
mel to Wexford, Ireland, has been re-
paired. The Wexford cable contains
four conducting wires, while the other
cables to Shetland, containing only
one conducting wire, are further
north, making necessary the employ
ment of a circuitous route with fire.
quent repeating stations, COmmuni-
cation now, however, is perfect in all
directions.
Ashbury's yacht Cambridge left
COwes to-day for Queenstown, the
starting point for the trans-Oceanic
race with the SapphO, on the fourth
OF July. vs.
LISBON, June 24.-The regular mail
steamer from Rio Janeiro has arrived.
4llb AACdNANc DSNNOCl lllG duO
PaTaguayan governments had not
yet been signed. The bill recently in
troduced in Brazil Chambers for abOli-
ton of slavery makes free all children
of slaves born after the passage of act.
LIMERICK, June 24-The police
yesterday found quantity of loaded
bombs in an unOccupied house. The
owner of the premises was arrested.
AMSTERDAM, June 24.-The Bank
of Holland reduced its minimum rate
of discount to 8 per cent.
Railroad Accident.
LONDON, June PA COroners in
quest is now being held over the vic
Tins of the accident on the Great
Western railroad. The conductor of
the excursion train was subjected to a
long geXamination,
The testimony is not clear as to the
cause of the collision.
The rioting in Cork, last night, sub
sided before midnight and the city is
quiet to-day. A large force of special
constables are on duty, and several
rioters have been sentenced to the
seYerest penalties of the laws
4hO NlN'AsCAo VI A4OAhOAAS
have decided TO build a hospital to
perpetuate the memory of the late
Sir James Young Simpson, M. D., the
discOverer of the anaesthetical prop
critics of chloroform.
POpe's NunCiO ia Trouble.
PARIS, June 24.-The Papal Nuneio
having by order of the Pope published
the addresses sent from France to
Rome, in regard to the Ecumenical
Council, the Minister of Foreign AT
fairs has informed the NuDcio that he
considered he had exceeded his func-
tions as the embassy in replying 70
such addresses. The NunciO in re-
sponse regrets the irregularity and
promises not to repeat it.
No lnquisition.
TURIN, June 24.-The Calirs Junta
repudiates with indignation the pur-
pose attributed to it of restoring the
inquisition in Spain.
After the Pirates.
MADRID, June 24-Spain has join
ed England aud Holland in the ex-
pedition now organizing for the ex-
terminating of pirates in Oceaniea.
Cortes adopted no decree OF amnes-
ty before adjourning, but left the au-
thOrity with the government to pre-
claim general amnesty at such time
L L 4 4.
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Railroad Ra.ss- Cheap travelling.

NEW YORK, June A.-The rival
competing railroads announce further
reductions in first class passage fare to
take effect to-day. The Pennsylvania
Central and great Southern mail route
have adopted the annexed list of
prices, and the Erie and New York
Central railroads are expected 10 fol-
low at once. The price of tickets to
Memphis is reduced from $38 . TO
$50 10, Kansas City from $4A 95 to $34,
Quincy from S33 80 to $23, Cairo $34 80
10 $26 IS, ST. Louis S34 80 to $26 50,
Indianapolis $27 to $l7. Similar re-
ductiOns have been agreed on for
through tickets TO other points farther
wtst.
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Fire In Philadelphia Robbers Cob.
bled---ceBf sSlOn of Crime.

PHILADELPHIA, June PA fire
occurred this morning in the cotton
mills owned by w. Smith g. Son.
Loss $15, 200, insured.
BALi5SdoRE, June 24.-Andrew Staf-
fordf small agent between Baltimore
and Philadelphia, was arrested for
robbing the mails. He admitted his
guilt, and was committed to await
the action of the grand jury.
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ChanCery Sale of Real Estate.

No. 45S, n. R.-First Chancery Court Of
shelby County.-LOuisa P. James VS.. Maria
l. Petit ct al.
u Y virtue OF an intsrlocatory decree en-
~ tered IN the above cause June z, lS70
bidder, in front OF the Clerk and Masters
ofhce, Greenlaw block, Second street, in the
city Of Memphis TennesseA on
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ORDINANCE.

Be Il ordained By Ese Genera Council o. lss Csty
Of Memphis:
SECTION 1. That the rate Of taxation for the
fOrty-third corporate year, $50 upon real
and personal property in the city OF Mem
phis, shall be As follows: In the Old city
limits. namefy-the First, Second, Third
Fourth, Fifth, sixth, Seventh and Eighth
Wards, for Interest upon the Bonded Debt, 81
upon the 500; for General Purposes. 70o. upon
the 500; for City schools, SOC. upon the 500.
See Z And in the Ninth and Tenth Wards
the rate shall be for Interest upon the Bonded
Debt, soc upon the 500; for General Pur-
poses, 7oe- upon the Sl00; for City Schools, soc.
upon the 500.
Sec. 3. Be it further ordained, That said
several taxes shall be due and payable at thu,
office Of the Tax Collector, in the City Hail,
Exchange Building, on and after the first day
OF July, $50.
Passed first reading; the rules being sus-
pended the ordinance passed a second and
hDal reading by the Board of Aldermen
Passed hrst reading by Council; the rules
being suspended passed q second and hnal
reading
Approved June II, 1870.
JOHN JOHNSON, Mayor.
Attest: L. r. RICHARDS. City Register. iels
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CHANeERY SALE, ON SATURDAY,
July 18TH, 1870.

No S841-Seeond ClaDcery Court Of shelby
county. Taylor. Mclean Co, use, ETC., OF
T. E. Brown a Co. vs.. Ed Stack
ID Y virtne OF an interlocutoFy decree made
ID IN this cause, viii sell at public auction,
to the highest bidder, In front of the Clerk
and Masters office OF the Second Chancery
Court Of Shelby county, in the city of Mem
inhfs Taunasgafs. on
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Saturday, Iuly 18TH, 1870,

within legal hours, the following described
real estate, to-wlt: On the west side Of Second
street. in Memphis. Tennessee, being part
of city los No. 267, and beginning at north
west corner OF Washington and Second
streets, thence north "a lest, and running
back west 81 feet. ,.- .,.-r f.t.t =.
TERMS OF sALE.-0n credit OF seven
months, purchaser executing note with app
proved security, bearing interest nom date,
purchase money. Equity % redemption
barred. This Iune a. 1879, -...e
MD. l. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
Humes 4 Poston and Mornan Iarufean 4
FrayseT, solicitors for compiainaHts. les
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Notice 70 Contractors.

@ EALED proposals VIII be received at the
y EngiEeer's Ofice, Memphis, Tennessee,
until Y m. on the lst August, iS7e. Tor ths
graduation, masonry and superstructure OF
bridges on the MISSISSIPPI RIVER RAILROAD,
between COvington and Ripley, about hfteen
miles. A portion OF the work Is heavy and
worthy the attention Of contractors Fro-
fies and spectncafions can be seen af the En-
gtnser's once, 450 Main street, Memphis, on
and 9fter June G. 1870
ThOS. II. NILLINGTON,
je2 chief Eng. Miss River r. r
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On the 22d of IuIy, 1870,

In frout OF the ONCE Of Dickinson. Williams
& Co., No. no Front street, Memphfs.
az eleven o'clock am, We viii sell,
for cash, to the highest bidder the fol-
land and ali improveme nj thereon. Situated
on or nesr the New Raleigh road, known as
the AmmOn property, conveyed TO Us BY
Deed in Trust, and particularly described
therein Redemption waived
]. W. DICKINSON.
June 2, lS7o UeH W.W.GUY.
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EsTABLIsHED D lsAl.
FORSYTH'S si'
STANDARD SCALES,

OF ali kinds. Neariy 400 varieties, adapted
" to every business Every Scale war
rsnted CORRECT, STRONG AND DURABLE.
ORGfIL BROS. a CO., A
Corner Monroe snd Front streets,
Sole Agents for Memphis and Vicinity.
tuu stock always on hand ial9 aAW
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NASHVILLE.

State Directors in Railroads Whisky
Shops in Danger-cOnnfy Of Crockett
Birds 10 Shelby county-Tradina Beats
County Trustees and PedaaOsues-Llfs
Insurance-Druggists and Whisky-Gir-
cult COurts-ImmlgratiOH Agent Ewing
AgaiRt State Convention Bogus BOnds to
be Faid-Railroads Gone Up.
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FOREIGN SUMMARY.

Crops In England Of TeIs-
grapbs-6raut Goes in-A Big Race
SaRh0 Ia Spazil-Pieaahinnie in Luck
Fvniansss and BOmbshells- Dis
GOunts-An Emperor On His Travels.
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GHANcERY SALE, ON SATURDAY,
JULY 18TH, 1870. I

No. S0z&-Sscond ChaDcery Court OF Shelby
county.-Tayior, Mclean ct al, use, ete., Of
T. E. Brown IS. II. Filzgibbon- -I' /
ID Y virtue OF an interlocutory decree made
ID in this cause. 1 will sell at public auction
to the highest bidder, in front OF the Clerk
and Masters office OF the Second Chan Gerry
Court OF Shelby county, in the city Of Mem
rNhfa Tam
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NOTICE.

OFFICE OF TIE BOARD OF LEvEE CONNIs-l
sIoNERs FOB THE COUNTIES or BOLIVAR.
WAsHINGTON AND IssAoUEHA.
Greenyille, Miss, June l3, lS71
NOTICE Is hereby given that the semi-an-
N nual interest. due July ], lS7o, on Coupon
Bonds issued by this Board, viii be paid al
the Banking House of Messrs. Lancaster
Brown a Co. No. q Nassau street, New York
t5ity upon pressatssfSH OF the proper coupons.
ie3I j. Z. EDMOSDS. President
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Trustees Sale.

ID virtue Of Deed in Trust executed 70 Us
ID by Mary w. Alexander, J. n. Alexander,
Robert 8. Ammou and ID. {. AmFnon, on the
18th day OF May, 1852 as.d recorded in the
Registrars Office Of Shelby county, State Of
Tennessee, IN Book No. "a, page 63l, &c secure
a certain Indebtedness therein described to
7. B. Dulard, r. A. PinsOn, John W. billiard
and r. i. COfiu.
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ST. PAUL, June 24.-Lathrop's ele-
vator, tive blacksmith shops, the liv-
cry stable OF Sumner a. Bassinger,
several dwellings and carpenter
shop, were burned last night az Ra-
cine. Wis. Loss, S25, 900; Insurance,
$4,000.
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NoTIcE---HOwaRD ASSOCIATION.

Ii. members OF this organization are
"A hereby notified and especially requested
to attend q regularly called meeting on SAT
in the once OF j. g. Lonsdale & Co., No. As
Madison street, for the election of Officers
and transaction of other important business.
BY order Of the President .1u.,-r
WI. b. LONSDALE,
ie22 r.l. q. .l.t Secretary pro TEN.
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Fire.

PHILADELPHIA, June 24.-Run-
bey q Madras saw mill, on Pop
lar street, near Ninth, was totally de-
stroyed by fire this morning. Three
or four stables and a dwelling were
damaged. w
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CHAReEYY SALE, on SATURDAY
m ra JULY 18TH, 1870.

No. 3e25, o. R-SecOnd Chancery Court Of
Shelby eounty.-Taylor, Mclean q Bald-
win, use, etc, OF 4. 4. Brown 4 CO.. Va
Frank Fealey. -l.T- : - -
u virtue OF an interlocutOry desree made
- IN this cause, viii sell at public auction
70 the highest bidder, in front of the Clerk
ana Masters once OF the Second Cbaneery
Court OF Shelby county, IL the city OF Menu
phiss Tennessee, on
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eHANcERY SALE OF REAL.
ESTATE, ETC. I .

No. l592-First Chancsry Court of Shelby
eounty.-Mary L. POston, et al VS.. W. K
Poston, et al.
DY virtue Of an interlOcutory decree en-
ID tered in the above cause, June T. 1870, 1
VIII sell at public auction, to the highest bid
der, in front Of the Clerk and Masters Office
G=sealaw Eleek, Seeaad street, fl the city OF
Memphis, Tennessee. on
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Examination for Teachers Of Mem
phis City Schools.

THERE will be an examination of appli-
IL cants for the position OF Teachers Of the
Memphis city schools, at the school rooms,
on Court street, corner OF Third,
ou Monday, Iune y, 1870, sd
at O'Clock am.
E.il Jas. T. LEAfH, Sup't, Etc.
THos. r SMITH, President, Etc je22
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
St. CarOIlns's Court. Chi.auo. lII,.

! FI'HIS new and elegant Hotel, situated on
Elizabeth street, between Wasbin gfon
and Randolph, VIII be opened on Wednesday
morning, July 9th. For rooms apply by letter
OF Telegraph to T. r SILIECK. Lessee, late
OF the Bfevoort House, New York city, telq
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No. 1927, N. R.-FIrst Chaneery Court Of
Shelby COunty.-C. A. Stillman, ct al. VS.. j.
@. Breen, ct al.
DY virtue of an interlOcutory order entered
ID in the cause, April 9Th, 1870, viii sell
at public Ruction, to the highest bidder, in
front Of the Clerks and Masters Office, Green
Law Block, Second street, in the city Of Mem
NJ, an
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Murder and Hauging-Fenlan Trials.

HELENA, MONT, June ga man
named King Dearmond was killed at
9 pm. on Caven, Walkers d Coz
mining claim, Pixies Peak. ~
DOVER, DEL, June 24.-Edward
Darnel, colored, was executed o-day
for the murder of John Hagan in
March last.
CANANDAGUA, N. Y, June a.
The United States grand jury pre-
sented indictments against Fenian
raiders-Starr Of Louisville, Thomp-
son of Albany, and Mannix of Ma
lone, separately, and one against
Thompson and Starr jointly; none
other indicted. Starr viii be tried on
Monday.
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DIED..

MCKEQN-IR Cleveland, Ohio, on the after
Aoon OF Wednesday, June 22d, Miss MARY
ALICE McKEoN, of this city. Due notice OF
funeral Will be given.
> New orlaY vfnd Philadelphia papers
please copy.
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AUCTIOH,
TRUSTEES SALE OF
Five Houses and Lots,
On Poplar, Near Msln Street,
To-day, alta O'CLOCK.

WE call special attention to the large sale
W OF valuable property we make to- day,
AZ AZ, " O'Clock, upon the premises, for n. J,
Wlcks, Trustee, consisting OF those large
aud substantial brick residences. on POplar
street. near Main. known as the Anthony
street BLOCK After much delay this sale Is
now brought on. without any prospect OF
further postpon emeut, and those who come
prepared 70 bid and 10 buy viii secure good
property and good bargains. The buildings
70 De sold are the nve houses Ia The block on
the south side Of Poplar, commencing next
east OF the Engine-house near Nam street
substantlaily oullt, and having great advan-
tAge OF location on account OF their close
proximity 70 the business part OF the city.
1AkAs OF SALE-FOurth cash four and
elgnE months with interest, personal security
and lien. The cash payment 70 be made 70
the trustee at the time OF sale.
We regard this as a most rarely favorable
opportunity Of making an Investment In
good property.
sale upon the premises, at noon.
R0YsTER, IRRELEVANT { CO,
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MARRIED.

sON-MoRToN-At the residence OF
Frank Bras, by James Hall, Esq, on the
evening Of the 2Sd day OF June, 1870, JosEPH
7. ROBINSON TO Mrs. ELIZA MORTON, both of
Memphis.