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Do not fail to call and examine those handsome
Diagonal Coatings and Striped Cassimeres just re-
ceived by Crane & Wykes.
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To the Farmers.-We have just received
CAR LOAD of the best BUFFALO MADE BOOTS
These Boots have been made upon our express Or
DER and will be guaranteed the same as our own
home made work. P. DoRR & Son.
DOrr & Son have made speciality Of the
Buffalo Boots tor the past twelve years, and they
always give satisfaction. If you want them cheap
go to Dorr & Sons.
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To see the handsomest stock of Hats and Caps
ever brought to Fremont, call at Crane & Wykes.
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Tn the County, ID sammtt.

District Court
On Monday, the 18th day OF september
Common PIedS.
On Tuesday, the 2lst day Of TebIuzr,
Monday, the 20th day of May
Monday, the 9th day OF NovembeT
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In all operations with this Stove No. 5J4 Exten-
sion is used. with one Top Cover, Front Rooster,
Bake Pans, and Two Kettles for boiling. After
the fire is kindled the fre-box is filed with coal, and
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Crane & Wykes have received New Goods

Everybody is invited to call and examine
the New Goods just received at Crane & Wykes.
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SECOND sUBDTvIsIoN.
In the County Of fGedina.

District Court
On Monday, the 7th day OF September
Common PieoS.
On Monday the 10Th day Of JauuRrv
Monday, the lst day OF Nay
Monday, the 2jth day OF September
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GommerrioI Alatters.
FREMONT RETAIL MARKET

JOURNAL OFFICE, FREMONT o. Oct. 6, 1870.
PORK-Per bu.......................... $500
Dressed Hogs ................'.......... $1,000
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TIME OF HOLDING COURT

FOR THE XlaA-r ts71
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FOR SALE.

Persons having property for sale or rent, viii dc
well 70 call on me.
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ST. LOUIS.
Lemorne comes to Tlme---Murders In Kan.
sas clty--Terrible Times 10 Kansas City.

ST.. LOUIS, June l4.-David Murphy
who was charged by Lemorne, the bur
glar, now serving term in the Western
Pennsylvania penitentisry, with being
engaged in the robbing of the safe of the
Franklin county Sheriff, in March, 1865
publishes a card this morning st2tiug that
the record of GascOnsde county shows be
was Circuit Court Attorney during the
time Lemorne alleges he was assisting
him in safe blowing. Murphy intimateF
that the so-called confession of Lemorne
was put in circulation by beneficiaries OF
an admitted embezzlement, to screen
themselves from suspicion now resting
upon them.
The Republicans special from Kansas
City gives the following catalogue of the
crimes enacted in that city: A man named
Williams shot another named Woodlin
and crushed the SKULL of another named
Mason on Saturday night. The latter is
dead and the former is in a critical condi-
ton, and Williams is in Jail. Sunday af-
ternOon Jim Hall stabbed and killed
Timothy Harlan. This was the eighth
stabbing affray Hall figured in.
George Campbell, from Knoxville,
Tenn, or Dalton, Ca, was murdered by
an unknown party, his body placed on
thCI<ailroad track and was run over by a
train, Sunday night.
Inc scauOlu OF new DulIdlnS IN the
southern part of the city fell about noon
to-day, Precipitating Johnson Fisher and
John johnson to the ground. Fisher was
killed, and johnson badly crushed. He
will probably die.
About an hour later, the 1y-wheel in
the Saxony Touring mill, in the southern
part of the city, few to pieces, instantly
killing Mr.. neitrick, foreman of the
establishment. Fragments Of the wheel
nearly demolished the west and south
walls of the building.
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NEW YORK, June IA. Advioes non
London and the Continent bring the high
ly gratifying intelligence that higher pri-
ces are reported for American securities IN
the different markets of Europe. Large
purchases have been made OF bread
stuffs, chiefly wheat, for export to Europe
The great excitement and activity in Ten
nessee bonds has given rise TO consider
able gossip. 1t is reported that the
different Tennessee railroad companies
purchased about fifteen million bonds OF
the State, and intend to increase the
amount to eighteen millions, and then
return the same to the State and c3ncel
that amount OF Indebtedness. After rs,
it is reported that the outstanding boAds
are to be funded 10 July !, 1871. 1t is also
reported that a bill will be introduced
into the Legislature increasing State tax
alton TO four millions, which will meet
the interest in future.
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An Extraordinary Cane Of Chess BY Tele'
rFanh

4 challenge was recently issued by 8.
A, Galbraith, OF Jackson, Mississippi; W.
E. Tinney, Of Natchez, Mississippi; J. A.
Tnney and J. Handy, of Nicksburg, to
four chess players of New Orleans, to
play with them match of one game by
telegraph. The match was accepted, and
Messrs. Blackman, Manrinn, Tarrant and
Strong were elected to represent New Or
cans. The celebrated player Paul Morphy
was excluded. The game, which was an
Evans gambit, the first move falling to
the lot of the Mississippi players, vas
won by them in twenty-six moves. When
it is considered that Jackson is one hun
dred and eighty-three miles from New
New Orleans, that Nicksburg is fifty miles
from Jackson, and Natchez eighty miles
from Vieksburg, and that this game was
completed in a few hours, there Is rsason
to feel proud of the advancement of sci
ence In the nineteenth century.
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Brazilian Finances.

letter dated Rio Janeiro, May 18th
saws: Parliament opened on the 9th inst.
with the usual pomp and ceremony. Al
! o'clock I'm the afternoon his Majesty
took his seat, and, after bowling TO the
Senators and Deputies, read his address
70 the Representatives of the nation.
Yesterday the Minister Of Finance sub
mitted his report, from which IL appears
that the total deficit of revenues from the
outbreak of the war with Paraguay TO the
present time aggregates 1886, ,S36, lac. The
from S64. .T76. s4S in 1866, to SS4, 9S7, l27 in
ls69. and 81. 600 900 the present year. The
receipts for the years ls70-7l be estimates
Al sci 900 900, and those of ls7l-7z at the
Same figures, with an estimated expendi
ture of $40, 600, 90 less each year. This
surplus will, of course, be applied 10 tht
radnctiou OF the national debt.
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NEW ORLEANS.
Politics in COurt---Lawysrs ia Hot Water.

NEW ORLEANS, June 1.-THE case oi
the injunction in favor OF the Slaughter
House Company, in the Eighth District
Court, rendered nugstOry by the decision
of Judge Bradley, came up this morning
on motion to dissolve the Injunction.
Judge Dibble said he desired to have the
matter argued; that if the writ would not
bear the weight of legal scrutiny, and it
could be shown that it had been Impru-
IDENTIFY issued, he would dissolve it;
but If, after argument, he was still
of the opinion that it had not
see that the order of his court was
obeyed, Judge Bradley or any other
judge of the United States Court to the
contrary Notwithstanding. He reprobated
in unmeasured terms what be considered
unwarrantable acts of Judge Bradley,
and declared that they were revolutiona-
ry in their character, and subyersive of
all law and order. He wished it under
stood than an order of his court, based
upon an order of the highest tribunal of
the State of Louisiana, would be obeyed
and executed at all hazards, even if it
were necessary to apply to the troops and
navy of the Federal Government. If a
contifs has to come between the State
and edeFal Courts, let it come, and let
acreVOlutiOn decide whether or not State
lines were to be entirely blotted out and
ignored by the simple dictum of a single
Federal Judge.
The case was then argued, after which
Judge Dibble said that in view of the
magnitude of the question involved. he
would defer his decision until Monday.
He said, from Judge Bradley's decision,
Wendell Phillips construction of the
Government was true, and the States re-
duced to mere counties.
LNote.-Dibble lost leg at Port Hud-
son, fighting against the, doctrine of
States Rights.]
The steamship Fire-tiy, belonging to
the United States and West India Fresh
Meat and Fruit Company, arrived this
evening with cargo of fresh beet, veal
and mutton slaqg hteFed at Fulton, near
ROckport, Texas, week ago, The cargo
is in splendid order, and is being sold in
the markets.
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The Yacht Races.

LONDON, June 1.-THE London Rowine
Club decline the challenge of the Hudson
Rowing Association because its trust.
worthy crew were not forthcoming. The
channel match between the Royal
Thames Yacht Club, from Dover to Bou.
logue and back, occurred yester-
dsy. Yachts arrived at Boulogne in
the following order: Julia, Herronden
Egeria and Cambria, with only four min
ufes difference in the time OF all of them
Returning, however, the Cambria won by
twenty-five minutes. The Egeria became
beealmed. Prince of Wales declined &c
offer q cup as the chief prize for the
yacht, unless the American yacht would
also compete, Mr.. Douglass declines &c
enter Sappho.
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kemphis SanueFfestina

CINCINNATI, June l4.-Active prepsra-
tions have been proceeding to-day for the
great Sangerfest that begins tomorrow.
The city is already in holiday attire, and
American and German flags floating in all
directions. In the German parts of the
city the houses are profusely decorated
with evergreehs and nationaT cOlors.
REPRESENTATIVES of societies of New York,
Philadelphia, Chicago, st. Louis and
Memphis have arrived during the day,
and the city is fast filling up. Societies
from various places in Ohio are expected
by the trains tonight and tomorrow
morning. The procession moves at
O'Clock tomorrow. The grand reception
bv the Council takes place in the evening.
The address of welcome y i'll be delivered
By Governor Hays, who is already in the
CITY.
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RstuOtlnn In RnIIrnah Fare.

CINcINNATI, June 14.--At the sale o.
reserved seats for the Sangerfest this af.
ternoon, over two thousand were sold
Many were compelled to stand for four
hours, awaiting their turn.
The Erie railway has reduced hrst-class
fare from this city to New York to eigh-
teen dollars and thirty-five cents.
The Pittsburg, Fort Wayne, Chicago
and Pennsylvania railroads have inAug.
urated fast train between Chicago and
New York, the time being q hours, and
reduced the fare to SIS.
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Dickens IN New YORK PuIpIts.

A Especial" from New York city to the
Louisville COurieT-J Journal of Monday
saws: "Ths leading divines all eulogized
Chas. Dickens in their sermons on Sun
day. Rev. DIR. Bellows paid bis respects
to Mr.. Beecher, who, last Friday even
ing, asked the question whether Mr..
Dickens was a Christian, DR.. Bellows
said that in these days we had to be eau
tiOus before asking the question whether
Dickens, were Christians. Christianity
could not hold such men, other questions
still more difficult to answer would be
asked. Mr.. rockingham alluded to Mr..
Dickens preaching the living law of hu-
man kindness and sympathy TO all man.
kind, while DIR, Chaplin impressed upon
his congregation the undeniable fact that
Dickens had done great work in this
Christian world.
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Sernna AffraY...Escape Of a Prlsener.

>'-om the Upton (renn.) Record.l
On last Saturday, Mr.. r. c. Young and
Mr.. Felix Goforth met at the mill of
Squire Smith, near Bloomington, and
dificulty occurred about a mule, in
which Young stabbed Goforth in several
places very severely, though we under
stand that the doctors do not consider the
wounds likely to produce death. Young
was arrested and brought before magis-
trate in COvington, and eonpd over IN
The sum OF one thousand dollars. Having
obtained leave 70 go out in the country
to obtain bail, he started with the officer,
who had him in custody, for that Pnr-
pose, but having gone some distance from
Town, be gave the officer the slip and took
leg bail. He has not been arrested yet,
so far as we have learned.
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nannanlnltv Extraordinary.

In the Honse Of Representatives on
Monday, Stokes, OF Tennessee, moved TO
suspend the rules and pass bill removing
an political disabilities imposed by the
XIVth Amendment upon citizens for par
ticipation in the late rebellion, and pro-
viding that no persons so relieved shall
be required to take what is known as the
irOn-clad oath. Ward said the bill would
relieve even Jefferson Davis. Stokes:
Yes, 1t makes clean sweep. The House
refused to suspend the rules by vote OF
So to 10, all the Democrats voting aye,
together with the following Republicans; /;
Buckley, DOckery, Fitch, Pierce, Platt,
Sargent, Stokes and Ttllman.
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n. Proposed Change IN representation

WAsHINaToN, June 14.-When the
amended House bin increasing the repre-
sentstion to 800 members in the Forty
Mr. Marshall, of Illinois, will submit an
amendment providing for g minority rep
resentation in the elections of members
of the States at large. The amendment
will embOdy the principles contained in
the new constitution of Illinois allowing
each voter to have as many votes as there
are members at large, with the right to
give all the votes TO candidate, or to di-
vide them among the candidates, as the
voters may desire. It is understood that
the Democrats will make the adoption of
this amendment condition precedent to
their support Of the bill 3
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Casualties.

PrrrsBURa, June l4.--Last night at ten
O'Clock Hoan's planning Hill, No. "a ely
burne avenue, was damaged TO the ex-
tent of SIS, ,O00. by fire. Insurance in Chi
cago Offices, 5000.
Jos. Saione, a citizen of Clinton, Iowa,
committed suicide this morning, at that
place, by blowing out his brains. He was
Insane.
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Menken Brothers
HOLLOWArs yERMFUsE CONNECTIONS

TWENTY years experience has proved this
Il the m9st popular remedy wi tn physi-
clans and parents for those pests Of child
and always effective in expellfna the Worms
and toning the system mp to its normal
condition Beware Of countarfsits and imi-
tations. The genuine have the signature Of
the. proprietOrs on the wrapper OF each
package.
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY q CowDEN.
Philadelphia-
No ossrsg No Pcvl HEssksZ's Tatts- OsztuseaS
WILL positively cure letter, Erysipelas
w salt Rheum, Barber's Itch, Pimples
Blotches and all forms of skin Disease: also
Sore Eyes and Eye Lids, Discharges from the
Ear, and Old Sores. no matter Of how long
standing, or tbs money returned by the pro-
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY & CowDEN,
Sold so cents per box by all druggists. sent
by mail for 90 cents.
C51ssimpti0n Positively Cttrsdl- UphGa's Frssh
Aedt Cure
WILL cure Bronchitis, Consumption, All
w Lung Diseases and Splitting OF Blood.
and strengthen and build up the system to
its healthy condition This has been tested
By Prof Trosseau in Two Thousand cases in
the hospitals OF Paris, In which it cured
nearly every case, and In this country By the
Appreciation Of the physician many hopeless
cases have been restored to health. One bot
tie viii prove It's efficacy. Sold 81 % per bot
tie. or aix for IS oQ aH.
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY COWDEN,
myQ cod Philadelphia
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Nnn-Rasidant Nntica-

No 4SS0-Ip the Chanoery Conrt of Men,
phis, Tennessee.-David Whitby, Ad-
minfstTator +. s. p. d'Arusmont, decd, VS..
Henry T. Jones, Administrator, etc.
1T appearing nom the Sherifrs return In
4 this cause that the defendant, Benz. Har-
rison, is a resident OF Arkansas, and Nathan
iel Harrison is a resident OF Virginia, and
both non-residents OF the State of Tennessee
It is therefore ordered, That they make
their appearance herein, at the courthouse in
the city Of Memphis, Tennessee, on or before
the first Monday in August, 1870, and plead,
answer or demur to complainant's bill, or
the same win be taken for confessed as to
them and set for hearing ex parte; and that
a copy OF this order be published once q
week, for faur successive weeks, in the Men,
phis Appeal
A Copy-Attest.
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk am Master.
By R. j. BLACK, Deputy Clerk and Master.
Geo. Gillham. SOl. for com d plainant. iel5
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Besth Of Newspapers.

INDIANAPoLIs, June 1.-THE Daily
Times publishes ITS obituary this morning,
after an existence of eight days. The
New Albany Daily Commercial also sus-
pended this morning.
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INSURANCE STATEMENTS.
STATEMENT
or the Condition of the CONTINENTAL IN.
suRANcE COMPANY. Of the City Of New
York, ontt sIst day Of January, A.D. 1870.

York, ntf sist day Of January, AD. 1870.
NAME AND LOCATION.
The name Of this Company is the CONTI-
| MENTAL INSUEANCE COMPANY" incor-
porated in lS52, and located at No. It2 Broad
way, in the city Of New York.
CAPITAL.
The capital Of said Company. actin.
The surplus, on the ist day Of Jsn1- 0Oo0o u
ary' s5s ~ 50
Total amt of capital and surplus, 2,gs, Ia 50
ASSETS.
Amount OF cash in st.
Nicholas Nat'naI Bank,
Amount Of cash in ONCE. ssoi sci 3
Amount OF Loans on state
stocks, and StScks and
Bonds OF the United
States, and or Institu-
tlons Incorporated by
the State Of New York
payable on demand.
THE market value OF se-
cur1ties pledged exceed
ing $49o SH OJ-... SIS a5O m s,Os eQ1 %
AtnounL OF Loan on Bonds and Mort
cages, being nrst lien OF record on
unlncQmDered Real Estate worth
az least S2,l2 40. on which there
Is less tnan one years interest due
stocls OSin sI Interest per cent ZIG $50 90
company as follows:
State State and SO citv B35ds I5I9se %
U. =. Bonds. -. tI.,'-eO s'-eo ~ ~
Real Estate lO2 Broadway -'' '4N'''0 W
and Pine street, n. Y.
owned by the Com paay. SIS OOe On
he2l Estate cor. Court and
Montague streets, Brook
y q owned by the Co... $500 O-S2S7 800 90
interest on Loans. due this date "a no N
Premiums due this date. ss4qf q
heRls accrued. $500 o.
A0's1i ASSETS 80, IL 81
LIABILITIES.
Amount of Losses adfussed
and due and unpaid - None
Amount of Losses incur
and in process OF adjust
Amount OF dividends on ''OO "
capital, declared and due
and unpaid ....... . 0Qg On
Amount OF dividends on
scrip, declared, unclaimed
Amount q scrip ordered re- oi0'' d
deemed and yet uneiaim'd Al 52s %
Amount Of ALI other exist
ing claims against the
Oonp --.....-.-..- Nothing
Total amount Of losses, claims and
11aoln Is7 54
rule, exceed s., ,0l0
The Company have no general ruIa a. IN
sitS onS amount sll aIloWed 70 be insured In any
city, town. village or block, it being the in
tention of the COMPANY to distriBnta i.s
risks N such manner as not to lose more
than So,OOO BY single fire.
STATE OF TENNESSEE \
COAPTRoLLER's OFFICE
NASHVILLE, January l. is7O l
l. u. W. BLACKBURN, mptrOlIer OF The
treasury, do hereby certify that the UontineD-
tai Insurance Company, located al NO 10
broadway, in the city of New York ma
produced 10 me satisfactory evidence that
SAID company has complied with al the
requirements of the laws OF the state or
Tennessee Imposed ON Insurance cornps-
MES ana futther certify that 5. r. Clarke
C9-, agents OF said Company, have also
complied with the requirement. Of the laws
OF the Slate, made and provided In such
Wherefore, said Continental Insurance C,yrn
pany has authority to take risks and transact
tne business OF insurance in this stale Al
Aempn1s, Tennessee. g. W. BLACKBU IN
Comptroller OF Tenneh.ee.
s. r. CLARKE q CO., Agents.
Is kn1ckerbocker Building
1el Madison Straef Mau,D DSia
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-06-15

New YORK, June 14.-Ehe German
compositors of this city have formed a
Typographical Union, and propose to
establish branches in the principal cities
of the United States.
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NEW YORK.

IoIIyl-Tennesse Bonds Bulls having
Their Own Way-Playing Bluff Dame
How the Thing is Worked What do Our
Railroad Men Say-Is II Trus2
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Non Resident Notice.

No 4S50-In b,,s Chsncery Court OF Memphis,
Tennessee.EJ James McHugh, by his next
friend, ETC., vs. John d. Armour ct 81.
1T appearing from return in this cause that
Il the defendant, John ID. Armour il a resi-
dent of the State of Maryland and non-rss-
ident of the State of Tennessee; and that
- owens is nonresident of the State OF
Tennessee, and that his residence Is un-
Enowni
is therefore ordered, That they make their
appearance herein, at the Courthouse in the
city of Memphis, Tennessee, on or before the
first Monday in August, $50, and plead, answer
or demur to omplainant's bill, or the same
will be taken for confessed as to them, and
set for hearing exparte; and that copy OF
successive weeks, in the Memphis Appeal.
a Copys-Attest:
Z. A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
CAN'T & Mcdowell, Sols. for compl't. iel5
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Can't Memphis 90 Half a MliIIsn 90 For
rests Road7

SAN Francisco, June l4.-On recount
ing the votes cast at the recent special
election, the city gives sixty-two majority
for four millions subsidy bonds for the
Southern Pacific railroad
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MAS0NIC NnTlCE.

A SPECIAL communication Of South q
n Memphis Lodge, No. llS, viii be held w
this "WEDNESDAY evening, June 18th, ~
at o'clock, for the purpose OF paying their
respects 70 Past Grand Master JAMES Mo
MAHUs.
All NJ. MS are fraternally invited.
Hy order Of W. 5. MATTHEWS, W. NJ.
BEN k. PULLEN, SECRETARY. ielh
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To be Sold Without Reserve

shall authorize the auctioneers to sell every
lot for what IL will bring, and bidders may
rest assured that every lot put up viii be sold
II there Is any competition whatever. Ny
wish is 70 sell. my determination is 70 sell:
II do not sell IL will be the bidders fault
not mine.
TERMS.-Third cash, balance one and two
years, with interest, secured by trust deed
any debt owe will be received as cash.
The sale VIII take on the premises COM
mencing At s am.
Ies JOHN c. SAINT.
R0YSTER, IRRELEVANT & CO,
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An Arab on Ms Travels.

LONDON, June l4.-The Times rejoices
at the progress in the House of Commons
on the University Test bill. Some rain
has fallen in the interior counties within
day or two. A son of Ismael Paseha is
daily eNDected here
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RANKRUPT NOTICE

THE second general meeting Of creditors
i of Howell, Wood & Co., Bankrupts, viii
be held at Memphis, In District OF West Ten
nessee, on the list day July, A. ID. kIO, at Il
o'clock am, at the once OF 7, ]. Latham.
Esq, one of the Registers in Bankruptcy IN
said District, for the purposes named in the
Congress, entitled "a An act TO establish uni
form system Of bankruptcy Throughout the
United States" Approved March z AID.
ISL, SAMUEL W. LAMBETH, Assignee.
Memphis, June Is, lS7a fel5