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TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.
Explosion Of Fixed AmmHnltloH IN Fortress
MOHFoe. Men Killed and
One Wounded.

FORTRESS MONROE, August IA
terrible accident occurred here this az
ternOOn. A party Of men were ham
ding some fixed ammunition IN the
laboratory, outside of the fort, when q
shell exploded, firing the building and
killing John Thompson, white, and j.
Joseph, William johnson and Henry
Allen, colored, amt wounding French
Chisman, cOl0red. The fire destroyed
five other small buildings, containing
shells. The fire department rendered
but little assistance on account Of the
burning shells, which fell in every di-
Tection,
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KENTUCKY.
EIectlsa RetHrRs---The Killed and Wounded
.s Of the saFrsasbaFB Fight.

LOUISVILLE, August S-The elec-
ton returns from most OF the counties
are coming in slowly. As general
thing the Democrats have elected then
county tickets. Lindsay, the regular
Democratic candidate, has been
elected Judge OF the Court OF Appeals
over r.. X Williams. the present in.
tumbetlt, who run independently, and
received the Republican vote.
! A special 10 the Courier Journal
from Lexington, To-day, says riot
occurred at Harrodsburg, Mercer
county, last Monday evening. be-
tween whites and blacks, in which
one white was killed and several
wounded. Three or four blacks were
killed aud fifteen or twenty wounded.
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TELEcRAMs.

Two prominent Liverpool mer-
cha:its abscOnded yestSrday afterdraw
log 500, 900 in gold each from bank.
A brother-in-law Of the negro Hay
tien Minister, has beea arrested. for
swindilng New York negro oyster
seller. =.
Governor Hoffman says Real the
/ murderer must die on the day named
ia his sentence. The law must be vim
dicated. .,.... q - s..
Bennett Scott was hung at Nor
walk, Ohio, yesterday, for the murdef
OF 4 peddler named Goodman, in Dc
tober last. .
Nilsson, the great Swedish soprano,
gets something over 1870 900 in gold,
for a six months tour through the
United States.
Twenty two American yachts have
officially v entered for the race for the
Queens Cup, Including the Dauntless
and the America.
Governor Hoffman has signified his
intention to commute the sentence of
'Hhomss Sheridan, awaiting execution
for wife murder. III ~
The Roman Catholic societies OF
Cincinnati are 10 give Archbishop
Purcell magnificent welcome On his
return from Rome. cf U "a
The bark Miliie Fenwick was
burned at sea few days since; crew
and passengers saved. Che was on
her way from Hayti TO Boston.
The Republicans of the Ninth Cor /.
gressioDal District of Ohio yesterday,
in Convention, nominated for Con-
gress Charles Foster, of Seneca county.
The Democratic Congressional Con-
Yention OF tho Tenth Illinois District
met at CaFlinVille yesterday, and on
the seventh hailot nominated b. Y.
Rice, of Montgomery county, for Con-
gress, m
Thorne, the jumper and diver, tried
his prOwess yesterday byleaping from
an elevator, I55 feet high, into Buffalo
creek, Buffalo, New York. He was,
of course, seriously injured, and will
never jump again. Served him right.
The Republican Congressional Com
mittee Of the Eighth Illinois District
succeeded yesterday morning in nomi-
mating Colonel Jonathan Merriam, of
Tazeweil county, on the lS6th ballot.
The vote stood, Merriam 81; Cal-
lomet s, and Parks !.
A riot occurred at Peekskill, New
York, last night between members of
the Iron MOulders' Union and nom
union men, in which Horace Brown,
one of the iormer, was killed in self
defense by ROderick Shea, who was
with difficulty saved by the police
from being lynehed by mob,
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Mon-Raslaent Neslca.

county, TeDnessee.-Henry Rice, William
Silk, BENJAMIN EiseInan and Jonathan
Rice, firm of Rice, Silk 4 Co., VS. Hugh L.
Bripkley.
IF Appealing from she afidavit In this caase
L that the defendant, William s. Nichols, is
a non-Fesident OF the state Of Tennessee and
Is a resident OF the state Of New York:
1t Is therefore ordered, That he make his
appearance herein, 1T the courthouse in the
city OF Memp ibis, Tenn. on the first MonSay In
October, 1870, and plead, answer or demar 10
coDaplainant's bill, or the same viii be taken
for confessed as TO hun and set for hearing
exparte; and that copy OF this order be
published once q week, for four successive
weeks, in the Memphis Appeal.
A copy-attest: ED.
E5AfUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
L,&E, Lehman, sols, Tor compPnt au4
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sth day Of September. 1870.

At the front door of the court house In the
city OF Memphis, I'm which the Chaneery
Courts of Shelby county are held, proceed 10
sell at public auction TO the highest bidder for
cash, the following described real estate Cor
SO much thereof as may be necessary 20 pay
off the Indebtedness mentioned and yet due
In said trust decd, situated in Shelby county,
Tennessee, viz: Lying on the Germantown
PiaukrOad, about four miles from the city OF
Memphis, being Lots Nos. 3, 6,7, 10 and IL, as
designated on a plat of q subdivision OF q 4OU
acre tract OF Iand formerly owned by James
&. Jones, deceased, and known as the kim
brough land," containing In all l45 59-lOl
said lots OF land is contained in a
deed of conveyance from said Jones
to Davis COGkTill, dated November
9th lSl6 and registered In the Registers of
fee of shelby county, in Book No. Is, pages
4Ol, 402 and 4rl, April u, 1851.
Also, "a certain other tract of land, lying in
the county OF Shelby and state of Ten essee
on the Germantown Plankroad, about fouI
miles from the city of Memphis, il being Lot
No. II of the subdivision OF said James g.
Jones, deceased, of n tract of land living on
the said plankrOad, containing ID SS-lOu acres
Also, a certain other tract, being part OF
Lot No. of the said subdiVis isiOn, contain ng
40 acres. A more nartiouiaf description Ol
said Lots Nos. II anu part OF Lot No. 2 is con.
tanned in a deed from the said James T.. Jones
TO Davis Cockrill, bearing date November
25th, 1856. and recorded in the Registers Office
of Shelby county, in Book No. S, pages 4O4
400 and 400, April 18th. 1857.
Also, the land heretofore conveyed by said
ID. e. Cross TO said Cockrill by warranty deed
dated May DIST, 1896, and registered in Regis
ter's Office of said Shelby county, in Book 81
part LIST, page Al, being about 81 75-l00 acres.
All OF the tracts OF land are part of the
"K inn Trough tract" of 400 acres, containing In
all about 2b4 I7-I00 acres.
In said deed of trust the equity of redemp.
ton is not waived. / shall convey % the pur,
chasers at said sale as Trustee only.
JAMES L. GO0DL0E, Trustee.
Sale within legal hours. aug4
A. &. TREADW ELL, late Meaeham d TreadwelI
A B. TREADW KILL of Treadweil Bros.
Il. A. TREADwKLL, of Treadwell Bros.
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Nonresident Notice.

No. 36.-ln the Second Chancery Court ol
shelby county, TeuneSses.-Igiaes n Rag
Land ct al. vs.. James +. anderson % al.
Tr appearing from bill IN Ihis oanse that the
Anderson, Elizabeth l.. Anderson, Daniel D.
Anderson, Jr., Mary L. u. Anderson, Cornell
ID. Andersan, Dudley Ragiand, Nathaniel
KaglaAd and Samueila Ragiand are residents
of the state OF Arkansas and non residents
OF tho State of Tennessee:
It Is therefore ordered, That they make
their appearance herein, at the Courthouse
in the cisy of Memphis, Tennessee, on the
first Monday In september, 1870, and plead
answer or demur TO cOmplainant's bill
or the same Will be taken for confessed
as TO them. and set for hearing exparte;
and that copy of this order be Published
once a week, for four successive weeks, in the
Memphis Daily Appeal. This August 5, 1870
A cOpy-attest:
NJ. ID. l. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
BY GEORGE MALLRRY, Deputy a. anu NJ.
Nance a AudorsOn Soils. f.r cQmD3tte. AM
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Iona island sisepIe Chase.

New YORK, August S.-At the Long
Branch races, the steeple chase was
won by .Oysterman, Jr., beating Bo-
hannOn and Lobelia. Two year old
stakes, one mile, won. by O'D0nnels
Lighting FLY in 1.494. Two mile
heats race won by HelmbOld in 3.47f
and ASIA, beating Jerald, Wiley and
/ aIand
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TRUST SALE.

DY virtue OF the terms and powers of n
ID Trust Deed executed tome ~ Trustee by
Davis Coekrill and ID Z. Cross, on the 9Th day
OF February. 1863, and duty registered in the
Registers olfice OF Shelby county, TenuesSes.
IN Book No. 70, pages az S7S, $40, $50, 3Sl, /
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FUMERAL NOTICE.

MoRRISsY-The friends OF John Morrissy
are respectfully invited to attend the funeral
Of mis- infant daughter, MARY ELLEN, from
his residence, No. Manassas street, this
THURsDAY " evening, atSo'clock. Carriages
al Walsh's, No. lb1a Winchester street.
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Thu TSdaV
18Th Day Of August, 1870.

TTNH Il town is situated ON the Memphis ami
Il Little Rock Railroad, hall way betWe~u
Memphis and Little Rock fifteen miles nJFth
of Clarendon. t1irty-thrne sOuth OF Augusta,
nfty nVe south OF JaGks0npOTt, anu eight
from Cotton Plant
II IL surrounded by a very dne country and
Immediately in the Pine Region, one OF the
nnesL bItites of pine im the State
II is dn the high grounds betWeen White
and St. Francis rivers. and is considered the
very healthiest sections OF Arktusas.-
THIS place is destined 10 he one ol tho
largest shipping points ON the Aein phis aud
BitIle Rock railroad
NrainsNgill carry passengers af half fare.
Terms made known on day OF sale.
July ~, tS7O.
z. ID. WILLIAMS,
.fvel General Sup'L and land A.rut
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PRUSSIA.

BERLIN, August 3, via LONDON
The following Official dispatch was
published yesterday: A small detaeh-
Int At stationed at Ss.arbruck was at
acked by three French divisions, and
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MARRIED.

PORTER -SEiARBER,-on the LIST inst, at
the residence of the brides father, DIR. Shar-
Der, Dyersburg, Tenn, by Rev. b. b. Crisman,
OF Memphis, Mr.. WIN. N. PORTER, OF Tehau-
cana, Texas, to Miss FAERIE p. SHARBKR.
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E1rst-C1ass
MAIN STREET ST0RE-H0USE
att FOR RENT.

ONE ofthe most prominent and central on
" The street, suited for the most extensive
wholesale or retail trade may be rented for
the next tws,IVe months, on early application
t0 q ROISFEli, TRleZEVA Nj Il CO.,
y i tel
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A. C. TREADWELL& BROS.
Wholesale GrOcers
COTTON FACTORS,
NO. n UNION STREET,
StenswalI Block, Memphis, Tenn.

sS- From the above card Il will be seen that
A. G. Treadwell, late of Meacham q Tread
well, and Treadwell Bros. have united under
nrm style of A. q. Treadwell n Bros OLnelf
friends who have heretofore patronized them
50 literally, they return sincere thanks, anu
TO them and to all who may favor US with
their patronage, we pledge our best eHorts
ana Rsi d&w A. @. TREADws.I.L q BROS.
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COTTON FACTORY
FOR SALE,
Or
Exchange for City Property.
BAY SPRINGS COTTON MILLS,
The Finest Water Power In the South.

FVNHE machinery is all new and now in sue.
Il cessfui operation. This valuable prop
erty Is Situated in the southern portion OF
Tishomingo county. Miss. twenty 1--we miles
south OF Iuka, on the stage road leading 70
Fulton and Aberdeen.
DEsCRIPFIoN or PRoPERTy:
Eight hundred acres of land, covered with
fine timber; one large frame factory house,
So by AZ feet, 80 stories. and 500 spindles; one
large roomy store house, with good cellars; (;
one large frame carpenter shops one large
blacksmith shop; one large cottOn-shed and
WoOI-carder; five double houses, for opera
UVes, passage between; four single houses,
with shed attached: four single houses, with
out sheds; ore large miil-hOuse. with corn
and wheat mill; one large Clubhouse; one
saWmiil, with new circular saw besides
dwelling houses, stables, cribs, etc.
A large bold and never-failing stream OF
water passing through natural rock canal
the left bank thirty feet and The right bank
twenty-five feet high, of solid rock. The bed
on bottom is also solid rock in fact, IL is a
solid rock canal, with capacity to drive four
10 ten Thousand spindles; in healthy local.
ity, with good road to Iuka; splendid or
chard of about three hundred choice apple
trees and fine peach orchard.
Here is a splendid opening for capitalists
TO invest In the finest water power In the
south, with all necessary buildings on the
premises, ready built. large enough for spin
ming or weaving, or both, II desired.
Hss- TERMS LIBERAL. Apply 10
DONOHO, JOY Il CO.,
Real Estate and Emigration Agency,
ana "a Madison street, Memphis, Tenn.
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TRUST SALE.

DY virtue of the terms and DOYers of a trust
ID deed, executed TO me as trustee by Davis
COckrill and ID. G.. Cross, on l7th day OF Sep
tenber, 1868, and duly registered IN the Regis
Ler's Office of Shelby county, Tennessee, In
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a BOOK FOB I'VE MILLION.

MARRIAGE r FTTs nIESTEp s9TSssSS oP 1Sssa SBoS9 SG
GUIDE. % 70 maTTy mTsts9ies gR she aR@ PyilSle Te%ea
tiOns of the sexual system, with the latest
discoveries in producing and preventing on
spring, preserving the complexion, etc.
This is an interesting work of two hundfed
and twenty-fOuF PAGES. with numerous Gu
Cravings md contains Valuable information
for those who are married or Contemplate
marriage; still Il is a book that ought 70 he
under lock and key, and not laid eArelessiy
abOut the house.
Sent 10 any one free of postage) for 50 cents.
Address DR.. Butts' Dispensary, No. y N.
Eighth street. st. Louis, MO.
8s- Notice 10 tie A gtieted and Unfortunate:
Before applying to the notorious QUACKs
who advertise in public papers, or using any
QUAGE RE8 EDIEaS, peruSe Dr. Butts work, NO
matter that your disease -, or how depiOfa-
Bile your condition
Br. Butts can be consulted, personally or by
mail, ON the diseases mentioned in mis- .WOrk Ks.
ONCE. No Y n. Eighth street, bet Market and
Chestnut. 1T Louis. Mo.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MEMPHIS FEMALE COLLEGE

MEMPHIS FEMALE COLLEGE,
No. $50 Adams Street,
WILLIAM CARROLL, AN, PRINCIPAL,
A sSIsFRD bv un corps Of competent
~ teachers Thenezt session OF tins lnstt-
tuition viii begin on the
first Roncay 10 September.
as- Circulars can he obtained at the book
stores, OF oltapplfcatioH to the Principal au4
.s. ID. a. O. ID. m
H,HE officers and members of Memp phis
Il Grove, No. 2, ". o. d., are hereby no.
tified that there will be no meeting Of the
diove thls Thursday evening, August 4fii.
BY orter OF the N A.
aiil ? P. sHIDE. Secretary.
sHERFEs OsFIeE, Memphis. Aug. 3, 1910.
n SAfUkDAY, August l3, 1870. viii open
~ and hold an elt cti0n la the city OF Mem
pllis, ior the purpose OF aseertainlng tie Will
OF the tQnalified voters of the city Of N EN-.
pitts In the issuance of SJGOU00 OF city bonds
as designated in the ordinance of tue Cow
mon Council OF the city OF Memphis
Those Nssiing In favor OF the Issuance OF ssid
bonds WILL indose upOn their tickets
: Bonds;' and those voting against sad Is
tuanca win fndnrse on their tickets - No
Bonas.s The following officers, Judges aud
Clerks are appointed to hold said election:
First MaFd-Deputy Sheriff. j. j. Murphy:
juoHeS, NeWSfltisJ u. DttN Is ana a. Ken
kert. Gierks, e. w. 5turdivant ami n. q.
Seaaper.
Third ward-reputy sheriff, r. T. smith:
Judges, Il. W. Green, L. Amis and w. j. Chase;
Clerks, y v. Bridges aud 3. l.. Barinds.
Flnh Mard-D Deputy Sheriff., Martin Cohen.
Judges. q. b. Chiles, James Banks aud 4. X.
HorIasnt; Clerks, J. L. Risk and john y. Gib-
Seventh Ward Deputy Sheriff. J. q. Mof-
fa4ts Judges, W. w Davidson, J. J. LOvin aud
W. W .ssIatll; CLERKS Eugene Finu aud Il. f.
Hoy.
Officers holding election viii report TO me,
at my 0fiice Oreeplaw iiuiidiug, Ss cond Il.
MARCUS }. WRIGHT
Sherin OF Shelby county.
EveniHg Ledger copy aud send ball To May
or s Office aui
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WHEAT WANTED.

1NHE highest market price paid for wheat
i at BenJes MIL, No s. 70. rs and u Second
street, Memphis. Choice Family and era
ham Flour, Cornmeal, Shorts, Chop Feed and
Bran always on hand. Ijy2zl JOHN INLi
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ADJUSTMENTS.
BROOM'S OPERA HOUSI

= IeIIbT8On bIfotIt IlbllT MaIll.l
CHAs. II. II. BROOM. ..... Lessee and Proprietor
EUGENE f. CORN Acting Stage Manager
Prof. FRANZ ARNoIn,- Leader Of Orchestra
BB- THIS STANDARD VARIETY THEA
TER is open the year round with powerful
and talented corps of male and female arr
ists presenting each evening a prOgram
repete with music, Inirth anu melody.
Admission. sc; Private Boxes, s. apE
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Notice TO Contractors.

CtRALED proposals will be received at the
- Engineers Office, Memphis. Tennesseo.
until l. m. on the list August, $50, Tor the
graduation, masonry and superstructure 0f
bridges on the MISSISSIPPI RIVER kAIfROAD
between Gov ngtou and Ripley, abont fifteen
miles. A portion Of the work rs heavy aud
worthy the attention Of contractors. Pro-
files and speci icatiOus can be seen AZ the In
eineers .oIfiee, $50 Main street, Memphis, On
and after June 8, lS70.
THOS. H. MILLINGTON, arI
Ie2 Chief Eng. N ISIS River T. K z
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H. T. TemIinsen & Co., Agents,
No. ~ MADISON STREET,
iyS1 MEMPHIS, TENN.


ersNHE eopartnarsh5p heretofore existing be-
i tween E- b, q ]. w. Weber, under the
name and styI5 OF E. Il. Webber q Bro,
h thfa day dissc tVed ON account of the death
OF RI w Webb ". The business Of said firm
will be settled by & 3. Webber, the surviving
partner who w1ii c0ntinue the Cotton Fac
toraae and Comm ission Business ON his own
account at the Old stand, No. 230 Front street
July l. 1879. ijy6l <. r. WEBBER-
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18th day of August, 1870,

At y O'Clock M, proceed 10 sell 70 the highest
bidder for cash, at the stOrehcuse Of Bering
d Lotze, 3Sl Main street lwhere the property
Is now storedD, the following described fnrnf-
ture, levied on as the property of John
Myers OF al, 70 satisfy an sftachnent in favor
OF Chas. Walters, for twenty-five hundred
dollars and cost OF suit, viz: 80 bedsteads,
tables, bundle sides, l bundle lounges,
bureaus, dining table, 20 bundles Stats, 20
bundles rails, dozen chairs. l-3 dozen rieHey,
1 package carving, packages wardrobes, "A
stands, l bundle cribs. safes, bundle r.
bedsteads, bundle glasses.
SO MARCUS ]. WRIGHT,
sheriff Shelby county.
BY D. T. NooR, D. s. s.Co. eEa
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BROWRE q BROWNE,

Practical Plumbers,
C,AS AND STEAM PIPE FITFERS. PUMPS
III repaired and steam works put up.
3IS 1-R Second at, Memphis, Tenn.
All orders promptly attended TO. auf
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Sheritf's Sale Of Furniture.

DY virtue of an order from the honor.
ID able Second Chancery COnrt nf Shelby
county, and issued by the Clerk, TO me d.
rected will. on the
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Steamers C. 3. Church and N. l. wIcKs.

Their tackle, apparel, furnifure, etc. rs they
now lie az the Memphis wharf. sale Ia tax &
place omboard the boats, at 10 o'clock am.
Purchasers are solicited 10 examine tne
boats previous 10 day 0f sale.
iy2I J.C. MON A. NUS. President.
Cincinnati Commercial, ~. Louis Republi-
can and New Orleans Times copy till day Oi
sale aud send bill tn Appeal.
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NOTICE

FTHHE members of the Cairo and New Or
il leans Pilots Benevolent Association in
good standing, will meet on FRIDAY, the stu
inst, az 10 o'clock a M, on important busi-
ness; meeting TO be held at the corner OF
Madison and Front How,
10 IT
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pEsPERsARY.
DR.. b. s. JoHNsoN,s
Medical DispaHsaFy. Memphis. Tenn.

No. 40 MAIN srREEr.
LH0R the cure Of all forms OF vale diselses-
4 impCfence. Seminal Weakness, syphilis.
etc. specify curelis also. disea - peeuliart9 ~
females Dr. johnson has giNs-u sis specisI
ATTENTION 20 The cure OF PriVaf. - .fsiiss iOr
y years. All afflicted should earl or write
MEDICINES sent by express to llf larts, and
eures Guaranteed.
Office hours am. to 9 pm rf1 -fvs qfn II
am. ils8i ID. 3. JOEils.sDN M r.
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THE WAR.


The Affair Of sssrbraekea eoahrmed---fhe
French vlcterisss.
cenurstulstorV Message from ksPOleon to
EuaesJe--.Ths Prisee Imperial
eaIlsHt Boy.
The German Press and the Engilsh People
Severe Upsa tbe Gladstone Admin
IslrSilOa for It's q On tae
- Fence" Policy.
Kiss Williams Address On Tskiag Con.
nahd Of the PrBssisa ArRy--6reSt
atsThrssgh0at Prussia
The Army Confident.
Austria aad ISaly to Remain heHtrai--- ne
FreBch 0ss sS Rsns---itsliaH TrSSBs
on ihs Roman Frontier.
Eie.. etc, Ete.
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after a sharp action the position was
abandoned.
BERLIN, August 3.-The Prusslan
The following is official: A recon-
noisaBee was made yesterday BY q
body Of light horse and Prussian huz-
Zars. The force engaged a French
scouting party near Stargerbrunn:
One officer was Killed and several
wounded on the French side. Two
Prussians We're slightly wounded.
BERLIN, August S.--king William,
now at Mayence, to-day issued a proc
lamation 20 the armies Of Germany,
assuming commander n,chiefship.
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VOL. 3O.-NO. 935
SEPARATING coTrOs-GIn.
THE COTTON CROP OF 1870

(tAN he gathered in the boli-hulis. leaves
u stems ana all. The drop cotton and un-
opened bOffs can be saved.
THs sRPAgA4iHg COfrON-tfIH viii save aii,
aud gan lt Out cleaner, less cut, and less
mapped llut. than csn be Ilade frofn The same
Held in tlle usual way, By Inc best gins now
in use.
Sc send for circular. 4 - Frf
DOWDALI., PAGE a CO., 81 ronis, No,
fyff arrl s- r# enlp Makera
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LONDON, August 3-AmeFioan securities
quiet; $40 bonds, 62s, S212; 65's, 81; SIS.
Sl1z; l0-4Os, 80. Stocks d at.
LIVERPOOL, August 3.-Cotton easier, not
lower; middling uplands, Sd; Orleans, SD;
sales SUt0. California white wheat, lis 5de9
lis Cd; red Western No. 9 " lOd; Western
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ssls. 6d. Pork, l22s Cd.
PARIS, August 3.-Bourse opened at II m.
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