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The National Game.

LOUISVILLE, July 21.-The game OF
base ball between the Harvards and
Eagles was interrupted by rain at the
end of the second inning. The score
stood: Harvards, 2; Eagles, 2.
CINCINNATI, July 2l.-1he game of
base ball between the Mutuals and
Red Stockings was prevented by rain.
The MutualS started to Chicago to-
night.
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Annoi,tneDt, nv ibs pre,ldsnt

WASHINGTON, July 2I.-The Presi-
dent has appointed Captain Hall COM
mander Of the Artic expedition; Viii
liam Sherman, Thomas b. Shannon
and Calvin Brown, of California, have
been appointed Commissioners of the
Southern Pacific Railroad; James B.
Havely, Surveyor of Customs at st.
Joseph, Missouri, and Samuel, A.
Irchard, Surveyor of Customs at
Omaha, Nebraska. fttE nanafs-e|
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NOTICE.

TNHE executors of the late Louis Wolfen-
Il stein hereby give notice to the public
that any demands or claims against the de.
missed Louis Wolfenstein should be presented
with certified proofs of its correct identity
until the 10th. day OF August next unto our
commissioned agent for this purpose, Mr.. a.
Wolfenstein, 3q Main street, city Of Memphis
to be adiudged by us. We also demand Of ali
who are indebted 20 said Louis Wolfenstain,
20 pay said indebted amounts to A. Wolfen-
stein, sSl Main street, until the 10th OF Au-
gust next, to prevent legal steps being taken
70 enforce Its collection. e.
ia q. p. W0LFENSTEIN, Executor.
Memphis. July 3, lS7e. fsFsisl H jyl9
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Two Men Killed by Liohtninu,

CHICAGO, July 2l.-Wm. Sandford,
a blacksmith, living at Young Amer
lea, ILL.,, on sunday last, was struck
by lightning and instantly killed.
His wife, who was standing near him,
was considerably injured.
AT Oshkosh, Wis, yesterday,
Johanna Tohmas, aged thirteen years,
was struck by lightning and killed.
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The Spanish in Cuba.

HAVANA, July 20.-The Spanish
troops are reported to have been sue
cessful in the eastern department.
The drum-head court martial is Off
cially abolished.
Orders have been issued that no
more families be brought from the in
surrectionary districts.
The election lists are being made
out for the election of deputies to Cor
tpS
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Notice.

In the District Court OF the United States for
the District OF West Tennessee.--Inf the mat.
ther OF l.. HOwkns, Bankrupt-In Bank.
ruptcy. District OF West Tennessee-ss,
To whom ii may concern: aT q ltG -nif
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
appointment al assignee OF l. Howkins, of
Memphis, In the county Of Shelby and state of
Tennessee. within said District, who has been
tion, by the District Court of said District.
Memphis, Tenn.. the 18th dayof June, AID,
isa Assignee, etc, No. MsdiSOs st,
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General sherIdan,s Moyements.

CHICAGO, ILL, July 21.-Lieuten-
ant General Sheridan, accompanied
by General FOrsythe, of his staff. and
his friend, DIR. Hayden, left for Wash
ington this morning to receive his in
structiOns, and will sail from New
York on the Cuba on the 30th. 1t is I'M
derstoo6 that General Sherman will
assume command of this Department
during the Lieutenant Generals alb
GnDan
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Wise Men and Base Ball.

BALTIMORE, July 21.-The Supreme
Conclave of the order of Seven Wise
Men met here yesterday. Anthony
SambOli, of Louisiana, presided. Dele
cations are present from most of the
Southern States, New York, Massa-
chusetts, and others.
a. The MaryIapders beat the Olympics,
in a game of base ball yesterday,
thirty to twelve.
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Prosperity Of Cincinnati

CINCINNATI, July 2.-The centen-
nial valuation OF real estate, for the
purpose of taxation, is nearly COM
pleted in this city and county. In
eighteen Of the twenty-four wards OF
the city, the total valuation is $780,
100000, being an increase over the
valuation of 1859 of sixty-three and a
half millions. The total valuation in
all townships except two is S21 200, 900,
being an increase since 1859 Of about
nine millions.
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neath Of Prnminent SfeamhoaIman.

ST.. LOUIS, July 2l.-Captain ID. N.
Greenleaf, an old and prominent
steamboatman, and Secretary of the
Mississippi Valley barge company,
died at Keokuk last night.
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MARKETS.
Try EGR
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NEW YORK, July 2l-Cotton nominal: sales
200 bales; middling uplands 20c. Flour, re-
essiPIs SlG Ia; a5els; less active and unsettled
KY unchanged al 81 O39l 0i. Wheat less act
i've and 10 &c lower. Coffee firm. MOlasses
dull. Sugar nominal; Havana u4c. Rice
Dry Goods.-B Business inactive and little or
no change to notice. Many staple fabrics are
selling far below present cost OF production,
such % heavy brown sheetings, delains etc
NEW YORK, July H-GOvernmentsi are
duh and heavy, and about the same prices
as last night. Gold opened at 1915 and ad-
cent better than Ia night. Rhode Island is
very strong and higher. State securities dull
fArred at IS. s. s. S21S. N. W. S2%; preferred
at S5Z.
NEw YORK, July 2I.-The absence of defn-
fte news from Europe caused reaction in
the gold market. which opened very quiet
and comparatively tame this morning at
lH9l2, declining before noon to 2l5s92ls4;
manned com paratiyely steady, though quite
sensitive, as kilograms of pending battle
were expected. After O'Clock there was a
sharp downward turn, and prices declined to
lls3s, but again rallied to l205g, closing at
120Z. There was considerable excitement In
the afternoon on the decline owing to re-
sales by German bankers. State bonds are
lower. Old Tennessees, 611z; new do, 5ssz.
a New Orleans. ...-
NEw ORLEANS, July 21.-Oats frmer at
G7a6Sc. Bran 81 0l%. Fork firmer held at
S31aS2 So Bacon quiet, jobbing at l63Sal55<c,
l99lSszc. Hams &c. Lard scarce and firm (;
tieree 171xc; keg lS349lsc: Others quiet and
unchanged. Cotton duh; sales 500 bales
good ordinary BIC receipts 9S bales; exports
70 davre 1867 bales Beeves, LIST quality, S3O9
4O; "a quality, S20d30. Sheep, lst quality, S4Ia
81 Calves S7aI2. Sterling 3l14932. Sight Y
premium. Gold 2O1492Oss ....l
~ e- ID Ct Inuia
Hr. LOUIS, July q. Tobacco steady and un-
changed Cotton nominal at l7%c- Hemp,
rope and bagging unenanged. Flour closed
easier; fall snper, 81 6oG4 so; X S5@5 40; Xxx
S5 s5G6 TO- Wheat declined Sc; No. 2 red
fall, 81 s0@I IS; No. do 81 sal 42H; choice
81 45@l 5oi No spring 81. Corn dun and
easier; mixed S9g2ei prime TO fancy white
5Oa52c Rye, old, small sales; choice new $50.
Whisky flrmer at 81 o. Provisions Arm and
unchanged. Pork firm at f3l 25@3l 50. Ba-
con stsH but sales small; shoulders, l4szc;
clear RIB l7149lSe; clear sides lS5<e. Lard
nrm, and no sales. Cattle active at 35<9a1Sc
extra. Hogs scarce and wanted, S9s5<e. Re-
ceipts of -four 5000 bbls; wheat $500 bushels;
corr IL 500 bushels; oats Is gOQ bushels. rye 500
bushels; cattle 100 head; hogs 200 head.
zsg1 si.a 9l9a Cincinnati. 9t
CrSc1SEATr, July n.-Flour dun and sc
lower family SO 1897, closing fat Wheat
lower and nominal; red sold at 81 SO for No
/ but At the close II was offered at 81 IS with
out buyers Corn lower and closes dull ct 80
69Sc Oats dull and unchanged; old 65a6Oc;
new 6005Sc. Rye eSc9$L Barley 81 l09l 81
Cotton nominally unchanged. Tobacco in
good demands sales lSQ hhds at IS 80 to S6l %
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The cnhan patriots nnuinn

HAVANA, July 2l.-Captain General
DeROdas has abolished the drumhead
cOurt-marshal throughout Cuba, ex-
cept in extraordinary cases.
City of Mexico advices, of July 10,
state that General Mortimez, with q
re-Organized force, was threatening
the city of San Luis Potosi.
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Struck by LIuhtnlnu.

CHICAGO, ILL, July 2l.-On Tues
day, near Chiona, Ill. while Daniel and
Patrick irony, while riding on horse
back, were struck by lightning, and
Daniel and both horses killed and Pat
rick severely shocked.
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Senator Ames, Of slssIssIppI, MarrIsd.

: LOWELL, Mass, July q. Senator
Ames, of Mississippi, was married to
the daughter of Ben Butler this even
ing. They leave for Minnesota on
Thursday. It
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/ Much enthusiasm prevailed. A very
large meeting was also held in st.
Joseph, at which resolutions express
ing the deepest sympathy with Prus-
sia were adopted, and considerable
sum Of money was raised.
WASHINGTON, July 2,-The Prus-
sian Minister Gerolt remains here.
! BOSTON, July 2l.-The estimated
| decline in the number Of German
| emigrants to America this year will
reach fully 100000, on account OF
war. So AKA ~ = ~ i 49,
New ORLEANS, July 2l.-The Ger
mans held an enthusiastic mass meet
ing last night and passed resolutions
indorsing the course of Prussia, and
pledging weekly contributions for
charitable purposes in connection with
the war. 1saau
WASHINGTON, July 21.-Baron Ge-
rolt this evening received the follow
ing answer from the French govern
ment: .sft a-kA
'The French government refuses to
exempt the North German steamers
from capture, except those at sea ig-
norant of the war, which may enter
French ports" -rFa Z 5-.@ - %
The Baron Immediately telegraphed
the above to the Consul General of
North Germany at New York. ~
.alsa. FRANCE. '-
PARIS, July 2i.-The representa-
tives Of foreign powers here made an
other united effort to-day to prevent
war, but were unsuccessful.
Madrid journals advise the neu-
trality Of Spain. ts
PARIS, July 21.-Madame Roizo
sang at the grand opera last evening.
In the third act of MassaniellO she
sang the Marsellaise. The excitement
and enthusiasm on the occasion is in.
describable. The audience rose en-
masse and joined in the song, which
terminated amid deafening shouts of
"vive La France!"
PARIS, July 2I.-One of the Jour-
mails of this city to-day accepts the
war between France and Prussia as
Gods intervention to check Protest
antism.
PARIS, July 21.-The Journal Off
cidL makes the following announces
ment: E $3.50
The Emperor has decided on the
proposition OF the Minister of For
eign Affairs.
Allsubjects of Prussia now in France
or in French colonies to be permitted
to remain so long as their conduct
furnishes no cause for complaint.
Admission from this date to the
territory of France of subjects of Prus-
sia or allied States to be subject to
special permission, given only excep-
tiOnally.
In regard to vessels of commerce
belonging to the enemy, the following
rules will be observed:
To such vessels now in French ports,
in ignorance of war, delay of thirty
days is to be given for their departure,
and safe conduct will be given them
until their safe arrivals at their desti-
nations, or at the port to which they
belong. Vessels having shipped
caTgoes for France, on account of
French parties, before the declaration
of war, will not be liable to seizure,
and may safely discharge their cargOes
and load with others in the ports of
the empire, after which they will re-
ceive safe conduct to the ports to
which they belong.
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The Riobmond SsduoIiou case.

RICHMOND, VA, July 21-Captain
w. L. Hayward, who killed his son-in-
law, Lindsay, for seducing his daugh-
ter, was examined before Magistrate
yesterday noon, at Chester, and dis
charged from custody. 1.
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MASONIC FUNERAL NOTICE.

TVNHE- officers and members of Ange- e
L roma Lodge, No. los, are hereby no XX
tified 10 attend meeting OF the LODGE w
to be held this (FRIDA1) afternoon, at
O'Clock, for the purpose OF attending the fu-
neral OF our late Brother, JAMES PENN.
The officers and members OF sister Lodges
and other Masonic bodies and all Masons in
good standing are frsternally invited to par
ticipate in the funeral ceremonies
- CHARLES M. CARROIIl. w. III.
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Colorado Authorities after REGULATORS.

DENVER CITY, July 21.-TwO men,
named Patrick and GriswOld, have
been arrested for participating in the
hanging of James O'Neil, some days
since, and bound over for further trial.
This is the first instance in this city
where the legal authorities have in
terfered in acts of so-called vigilants.
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Elshinn PriylIenes...Stn m.

TORONTO, July 2l.-The boats and
fishing tackle were seized in the St.
Lawrence and have been ordered re-
turned. Hereafter pleasure fishing
parties will be granted by overseers of
fisheries.
Considerable damage was done by
the storm last night,
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TO CONTRACTORS.

HITY ENGINEER's oFEICE,
" MENPHIs, TENN, July II, $50
BE- Sealed proposals will be received at this
office until l2 o'clock m. Saturday. the sd
inst. for grading a portion of the bIuf, be-
tween Beale and Union streets. For further
information, apply at this ofiee. The city re-
serves the right 70 reject any or all OF the bids
iYI3 j H HUMPHREYS. City Eng,nr
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Railroad Across Iadlan territory

WASHINGTON, July 21.-The Presi-
dent has approved the decision of Sec
retary Cox, that the Missouri, Kansas
and Texas railroad has the sole right
to construct a railroad from Kansas
across Indian Territory to Texas.
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TELEeRAPHIc sUMMARY
rarritn flnhininn stnru,. -.

ROCHESTER, N. Y, July 21.-A
heavy storm here last night. Three
buildings were burned by lightning.
No lives lost. s st-l 1H
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E. {. {. SPECIFICS.

A Ii THESE SPEcIFIcs REcKIvRD PREMIUMS
N AT THE VIRGINIA STATE FAIR Novem-
ber 1869. The undersigned proposes intro +.
Lnmbag0. Neuralgia, and all pains OF the
limbs and joints, DysenterY and Diarrhea.
FREE oF ANY CHARGE WHATEvER, at his
rooms in the Lehner Hs1se, where certin-
Gates can be seen
For diseases requiring private and eonn-
Dental consultation, from an 10 pm
These diseases viii be successfully treated
without requiring change of diet OF tnterfer-
ence with ordinary business
Drugstore, Main street.
iy20 ShAEL EL1Ao.
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Red Cioud Threateus His Braves,

WAsHINToN, July 2l.-A letter
from Fort Laramie, July 9th, says
Red Cloud states if his people do not
make a treaty of peace he will leave
them. He will send his son East to
be educated.
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AMsmnhI, Man b nart,mnuth cnlIane

BosToN, July 2I.-Dartsmouth Col.
lege, at Hanover, N. H, to-day con-
ferred degrees ON III. r. Heath, oi
Memphis; j. Kendriek, Marietta, o.
Rev. ID. ID. Demond, of Illinois.
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Turkey

CoNsTANTNOPLE, July 2l.-The Ls-
rant Herald of to-day announces that
the first class Of the reserves have been
called under arms. This, with the
regular force, viii make the Turkish
army three hundred thousand strong.
The policy of Turkey is absolute neu-
tralitAy
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Excursion of Newspaptr PsoDIe,

CHICAGO, July 2l.-A party OF
newspaper men and women from the
East arrived in this city last night
over the Michigan Central railroad,
and viii leave tomorrow morning tor
the Pacific coast. There are represen-
tatives from the New York Tribune,
Hearth and Home, New York Stand
ard, New York World, Independent,
Springfield Republican, Country Gen
Ren1an, Rural Nelo Yorker, Troy
Times, etc. AT the invitation of the
President of the Egin Watch Com
pany, the party took the train and
visited that Institution this evening.
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United STATES

NEW YORK, July 2l.-A large and
enthusiastic meeting Of Germans was
held in Steinway's Hall last evening
10 express sympathy with Prussis tn
her present struggle with France. l-x-
Governor Solomon presided, and
speeches We're made Senator Schurz,
Altenderfer, of the Stats ZeitH1gs
General Sigel, and others. The reso-
lutions breathed a spirit Of devotion
for Germany and defiance to France.
ST. LOUIS, July 2l.-The Germans
held another large war meeting last
night, at which Mayor Coll and sew
eral other prominent gentlemen spoke.
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And all other Chronic Affec tlons
JEROME PANC0ST, md.
OFFICES ADAMS ST.

WTE warn all who May have any form Of
w these diseases TO waste no more pre-
eiOus time the days and weeks \ hich bear
them steadily bey Ond the reach OF Luman
sfd-in tax .ng into the stomach the hurtful
'mpounds, Of whatever names, that have
d. seiYed thOusan before YOU; waste no
more time IN depIOtIng y, ur condition, nor
IN watching thz progress OF some of your
nun Der who may he eXperimeDting, but
take tue testimony Of he hundreds and
thousands throughout the entire country
who have tried the Htpac0st Nsi0 Node Of Cure
with entire success after ali others proved
useless.
ems trhO hare made trIte fIidI Of this
Rational PAN Of Medication
MEMPHIS, TENN, June ]. Is73.
We the un eFsigned. before we placed our-
selv under ID Jerome PancOst's trea ment
for the cure o. Catar and affections OF the
Lungs, had fully come 10 the conclusion that
there was no remedy or mode ot med cation
We could place any reasonable amount OF
oonfiden e, We had SO long been dnOmed to
disappointment; and We are fully conf
de t this opinion is large shared In BY
nearly ever per=on suffering from these
dangerous c asses of maladies.
Having been sabjeeG 10 tn Sc most annoy
ing and PAINFUL diseases for a number OF
years before We began DR.. Pancostis treat
ment, notwithstanding We made use OF ev-
well as had the advice and attention
of some OF the most eminent physicians, bur
derived no benefits whatever from their
better serve the cause OF suffering humanity
than to publicly bear our testimony TO the
permanent relief We have obtained from this
rational plan OF medication.
We can, with entire confidence, commend
DR.. Pancost and his New System OF Practice
to sill who desire q SPEEDY and RADICAL
cure. knowing him to be not only a regu-
larly educated hysician and honorable gem
tleman. but one in whom the afflicted can
rely with entire conhdeRce.
H. ii. MEETE, proprietor Of the veI-known
and extensive Wholesale Liquor mouse,
No. l64 Front street.
]. N. RICE. the popular and reliable Police
G<dcer-residence,C Chelsea
GEORGE HERBERS, JR-, $40 Front street.
MANOS McDERMOTT, Lehner HOuke, cor
ner Second and Washington
WM. A. ECKERLY, of the well-kuovn Gro
eery and Commission House of Eckeriy 4
Co., corner Union and Front streets.
This is the season when CQtdTTh and TFrOn
diseases advance most rapidly Into BrOn-
chitis and Consumption, and when all dis
eases OF the breathiGg organs are most ag
gravated-and yet period more favorable
Tor treatment than We may again expect for
many months.
= Cal immediately for examination II posi-
Bile 10 do So otherwise write for List OF
Questions, as the treatment can be success
fully conducted at home, under my lnstruc-
tons wherever the patient may BE- Address
JEROME PANCUST, MD.
IS Adams street, between Second and Third
Memphis, Tenn. iy4
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MEMrHrs. TENx.. June l.

Important Communication from k7l0lDH Cifi-
ems tchO hare made tTIte trial Of this
p.TfiQFlyy E7ergf ,3FA AsgJf.rrffa,,
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Another American Vessel Sunk by an Eng

LONDON, July 2O.-The bark Berk-
shire ran into and sunk, on the east
coast of England, an American vessel
the name of which could not be ascer-
tained. All on board were lost.
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ElIihusterlna Exnedition.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 21.-It is ru-
mored that a filibustering expedition
is being fitted out to capture and plum
der French colonies ofTahite and New
Caledonia. The French Consul here
is preparing for the emergency.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MASONIC NOTICE.

vINHE stated communication OF Kill g
L winning Lodge. No. S4l, will be held Ny
this (FRIDAYl evening, July 23d, at S/XN
O'Clock, for dispatch of business.
All NJ. NJ. IS are frRternally invited.
By order of W. A. EDMONDS, W. NJ.
LOUIE CZAPSKI. Secretary. iy2
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Severe Change in Weather at Cincinnati

CINCINNATI, July 21.-The heat
was greater than ever today, until
about two O'Clock, when a violent hail
storm touched the southwest part of
the city. Hailstones fell so rapidly
into the river as to form the appear
ance OF floating cakes of ice.
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cincinnati Industrial ExhIbitIsn.

CINCINNATI, July 21.-The man.
ayers OF the industrial Exposition, to
be held here in September, have con-
traeted with A. l.. Helm q Co., OF
the American Bank Note Company,
TO furnish diplomas for steel plates en-
graved in the highest style of art.
It will contain a view of the building
in which the exposition is to be held,
besides other appropriate and tasteful
devices. The work of erecting addi-
tional buildings for machinery is be-
gun. Very many applications for
space have been received from manu-
facturerS. ...-.., 81 so
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ORDINANCE,

Be it ordained By The General Council Of the CSsy
Of Memphis:
That the ordinance passed on the Goth ds Y
of April, 1874, and approved the I'D day OF
April, lS7o, providing for the issuance of ive
hundred thousand lS500, cool dollars of six per
cent. bonds for funding purposes, be so
amended that the principal and interest on
said bonds shall be payable In gold com OF
the United States.
Passed first. second and final reading by
Board Aldermen.
Passed first, second and fual reading by
Common Council, July Q, 1870
Approved July 9, 1870.
JOHN JOHNSON, Mayor.
Attest: l.. r. RICHARDS, City Register.
MAYORS OFFICE,
I'D. MEMPHIS, TENN, July Q, 1870.
In accordance with the requirements OF the
above ordinance, an election will be held on
SATURDAY August Is, ls70, at the following
places to-wit:
At the Engine-house, Main street, in the
First Ward.
At the Engine-house, Adams street, in the
Third Ward.
At the EngIne-house uhelby street, In the
Fifth Ward.
At the Engine-house, DeSoto street, in the
Seventh street,
iylO JOHN JOHNSON. Mayor.
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DIED..

PENN-At Big Creek. Shelby county, Thurs
day afternoon, 2Ist. Major JAMES PENN, In the
nth year OF his age.
The funeral will take place from the First
Presbyterian Church, this (FRIDAY) after
noon, at 4 O'Clock. Services by the Rev. Mr..
bowman. Carriages will be in attendance at
the church. LEDGER copy.
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POLITICAL.
The Liberal Party Of Utah.

SALT LAKE, July 20.-Faust's i'm.
mense hall was last night packed tc
overhOwing at the first meeting of the
Liberal party of Utah, to ratify the
nomination Of General Geo. r. Max.
well as their candidate for delegate to
Congress. Speeches were made by
U. s. Attorney Hampstead, Judge c,
NJ. Hawley, g. Maxwell, and others