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T. J. BROWN. Observer.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF ca. SIG. OFFICER,
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The barometer is somwhst lower at the
Rocky mountain stations than on Tues
day afternoon. The area of low pressure.
then in New York, is now east of Maine.
The area of high barometer, hat was
then advancing over Illinois and Michi-
gan, is now central over Ohio, and the
pressure has begun to fall from Illinois
TO Lake Superior and westward. The
temperature has risen very generally
from Illinois 10 Pennsylvania and sonth-
ward to the Gulf. It has fallen on the
lower lakes. NorthWesterly winds have
to-day prevailed in the Middle. and East
ern States, with clear and dry weather,
Partially cloudy and clear weather is re-
ported westward to the Mississippi. A
small area of cloudy and threatening
weather exists in North and South Caro-
lima and is also advancing over Iowa and
Minnesota. Southerly and southwesterly
winds, with partially cloudy and pleasant
weather, will probably continue in the
Middle and Eastern States till Thursday.
The low pressure in the Northwest will
probably by that time extend eastward to
the lower lakes, with local storms from
Missouri to Michigan and northWestwsrd.
The barometer will probably fall some
what in the Gulf States. with threatening
weather, and with rain on the immediate
coast during the day, The threatening
weather in the CsrOlinasI will probably
northeastward W the ocean,.
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srnAM r1ErIEe. sl5 seoond sLrsst.
EDWARDS MEMPHIS CITY DIRECTORY
FOR 1872.

The above publication will be issued as
usual for-the coming year. Completeness
Snd reliability guaranteed. We refer with
PRIDE to our Directories of the past three
years, of this city.
As q guarantee for the future, Mr.. L.
Soards, general agent of the Company, will
call on our business men for their sub
scriptiOns and advertisements. Southern
Publishing Company publishers; Richard
Edwards, Superintendent and Managing
Director,
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JACKSON, TEEE.,. as an educational
point. is unsurpassing in West Tennes-
see; its physical, social and moral sdvsn-
taQes characterize it eminently as q supe-
rior locality for literary institutions of
high order, and also possesses unusual
accessibility and most attractive advan.
tsges for the thorough education of youth.
The following schools are in a hourishing
condition, and deserve YOU attention.
The various religious denominations are
well represented: The Baptist Female
Seminary, West Tennessee College, Mem
phis Conference Female School, Rev. /.
E. Bright's Female school, Academy of
the Immaculate Conception, Reads Tenn
perance Academy.
Send for a catalogue and see the merits
Of each school.
The expenses of the schools are made aa
small 81 practieable in all respects.
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REYNOLDS IRON WORKS.,
PRATT'S
S0UTHERN-M GIN.

THIS Gin, OF light draft, axe q good
Il sample, and win pick more lint from the
same amount Of seed cotton, and In less
time, han any other Gin. II does not break
the roll nor choke; Is simple In its construc-
tion, q not liable to get out of order.
Mr.. Pratt has made upward Of 20,0OG .1ins
Southern States, which have given general
satisfaction.
1t is q good rule to try all things, and hold
fast to what has been approved and answers
the purpose for which il Is made. This Is
claimed for Pratt's Gin and admitted by
practical lantsrs who AVE used II.
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oRDINANCH

Be 1t ordained by the General CouueiI NJ tha
City of Memphis:
TNHAT section 81 OF the Privilege Ordinances.
approved April "A, $50, be amended %
READ as follows: Every keeper of 8 Junk o
rag store, per n q Sl2j."
Passed hrst reading by Council; rules sros.
pended and passed second reading by Com,
ell, August 1871. Passed drst readi5aS snd
by a suspension of the charter, the
passed second ina reading by Boa-ed ~ AZ
dermen, August 2, 1871.
Approved August s, 1871.
JOHN JOHNSON. Mavor.
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Steam Engines and M~achinsry,

made by Talbot & Sons, OF Richmond. Va.
for gale. These engines. with the latest ims
provements and OF superior workmanship,
have taken The remtum over others at fatri
Where they have been exhibited.
Orders for Gins, Engines and Gum Bands
promptly nlled.. Gins repaired by a Bkilfnl
q. w. TRUEHEART, Agent
.yls dAW For Daniel Pratt Talbot q Sons.
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NOTICE TO ALL BOAT CLUBS.

There has been much said of late in the
papers and on the streets about a certain
boat club being the crack club of Men,
phis. The members of the DeSoto Boat
Club do not know how to take this
whether 1t is meant for a Joke OF
q sort of cheap blufdng game. In
order to ascertain how it is exactly,
we wish il understood that the DeSoto
Boat Club of Memphis is the champion
club, having won that distinction on fair
trial, and we propose to keep it. We now
hereby notify all clubs, from st. Louis to
New Orleans, that we are ready to main
tain the honor of championship against all
COM %etitors.
(Signed) A. B. WEAVER,
Secretary DeSoto Boat Club,
375 Shelby street, Memphis.
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LOCAL NEWS.
-Leddin's College.

ATTEND Roberts0n's College.
W. q. MitoheI's school, sO8 Third st
The DAILY APPEAL, i've cents Del
copy, can be hsd Of ali nsWsmen in ths
city.
Armstrong; Photographic Gallery,
No. III Main street. Three fsultless gem
pictures for fifty cents.
ST. JOsEPH's IEFIRMARY-In charge OF
the Sisters, corner Third and Jefferson
streets.
To OUR FRLENDss-We invite letters
from u friends n subscribers in the
country. We want news in the fsWsst
words. Local movements and events.
politics, crops and industrial and educa-
tional progress. These are the things to
write about.
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OF LOUIsIANA-

@-N
FACULTY
A. II. CENAS, u. D., Emeritus Professor OF
Obstetrics.
JAMES JONES. NJ D.. Professor of Obstst-
RIGS.
WARREN STONE, NJ. D Professor Of sur
gerry.
7. 6. RICHARDSON, N. D., Professor Of
Anatomy.
SAMUEL M. BEAIss. "A. D., Professor OF
Medicine.
sTANFoRD E. CHAILLE, n. D, Professor
Of Physiology.
FRANK HAWTHORN. N. D., Professor OF
Materia Msdtca.
JOSEPH JONES, N. ID. Qste OF the Uufver-
stty Of Hashvtlle). Professor Of Chemistry
@. j. HICKMAN, NJ. D., Demonstration OF
Anatomy.
The annual course of Instruction 10 this de-
partment Will commences on MONDAY. the
18th OF November, 1871. and terminate on the
second Saturday OF March. IS7Z Preliminary
lectures on Clinical Medicine and Surgery
Will be delivered in the amphitheater OF the
Charity Hospital. beginning On the 18th Of
October, without any charge TO students The
Anatomical rooms viii be Opensd az theEame
lime. The members OF the 4aonltT are visiting
physicians and surgeons to the Charity Hos
pttal, and give instruction daily at the bed
side OF the sick. The practical advantages
thus offered to students are u~nrivalei
FEES-fOr ali the Lectures. Si40i MatT1cula-
ton, s.; Practical Anatomy, SO; Graduation,
$50 Paymen eQuired in advance.
For further information, address
augf 7. g. RICHARDSON, ~. D., Dean
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L OT-On east side Of Bayou GayOsO, between
L. Court and Madison streets, fronting about
leO feet on Court and loo feet on Madison
suitable for building cotton shed or ware
house. Apply toThOmasW tckersham, Rtthe
old poEtomc Building. HugS
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GAS FITT1se. sI5 second street.

LAZARUS q MoRRIs' perfected speota.
cles are the best. They never fire An
eyee last many years without change:
are warranted not 70 break. +. d. Clark
Clark's block, 80 Main street, Memphis
are sole agents for this city.
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FOR WHITE RIVER.

e[NSa - 49, @
z=AS V.
JAS. RTCE..---.M Master CHAs. SHARPE. CLERK
Memphis and Little Rock Railroad from De-
Wallis Bluff as follows: The Usage WtIlleave
Devall's Bluff every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday, at o'clock p.m., on arrival of train
from Memphis, for Des Arc, Augusta and
| J-acksonpOrt. Returning, will leave Jackson.
at 4 O'Clock pm, connecting with trains at
Devall's Bluff next day for Memphis and Lit
tie Rock.
The SALLIE V. will leave Devall's Blnn
every Thursday, at 10 o'clock am, and every
Sunday, at O'Clock pm. for Des Arc, West
West Point every Thursday, At IL O'Clock
pm. and every Monday, at : O'Clock am, for
Devalls Bluff and mouth OF White river.
The SALLIE v. will leave Deyall's Bluff
every Tuesday and Friday, at 4 O'Clock pm,
for Clarendon, Aberdeen, Cass COe, Mount
Adams, BILn, 81 Gherlesi lndlan
Bay and mouth White river, Returning, VIII
leave mouth of White river every Wednes-
day and Saturday, ats O'Clock M, connect.
ing at DeYall's bun next day with trains for
Memphis and Little ROCK. This boat viii
also run to Augusta every Monday, leaving
there Monday. at 10 pm.
Passengers by this route Will go through 10
river; other points in proportion. Passen-
gers to points below Deval's Bluff Will save
"A hours time by taking this route.
Freight shipped by this line will reach its
destination considerably in advance of all
other routes, shippers saving thereby the
by this route.
Through Bills Lading signed at Once, Nod
Madison street. JOHN b. DAVIS, Pres't.
A P. CURRY, Secretary and Treasurer. jy2S
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A GOALl COAL

Now is the time to lay in your winters
coal cheap.
BROWN q JONES,
No. 2s2 Main street, Bethel Block, will
sell for cash to city consumers, delivered
anywhere in the city limits,
10000 barrel Pittsburg at 75c per barrel,
5000 barrels Camel at SOC per barrel,
5000 barrels Raymond at zoe per barrel,
5000 barrels Mt. Carbon at CSC per barrel.
Send in your orders early to No. 2S2
Main street.
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BURNETT's KALLnrON.-Best cosmetic

READ the advertisement on first page
giving programme Of celebration OfScott's
centenary.
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FOR RENT.

NpORE, AND DN ELLING ATTACHED, No.
> y JEFFERSON street, between Matn and
front Apply to MENKEN BROS.
ID OOMS-Three beautiful furnished rooms,
II on reasonable terms. Apply at $40 Main
ErwGar amin
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR Magistrate 5fh Civil District

Tor Magistrate btn OANAA DsHAe-
TOHN D.. cox. At the solicitation OF his
Tor Mapiefrafe on the Fifth Civil District.
E1acffcW Tn4h dav Of August. ISL. aus
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JOE LOCKE, 2S8X Main street, has
per, Galaxy, Eclectic, Every S-sturdavis
Monthly. Appleton's Monthly. Pbreno-
logical Journal, Ballou, Pleasant Hours
and q host Of other late montblies. a1 the
illustrated Weeklies and p~rincipsT 6sii;as
of the United States.
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p Q & HUN
PRACTICAL
Watch Makers and JssssIsrs.
Diamond Hail. BATEsvIILE. MISS.

VKTATCHES, Clocks and JsWelry neatly
w paired. anc warranted 70 give enffFa
satisfaction. 8psoial attention given 70 WatoS
Repairing. Al work sent by express or otb-
erWise, gall reesive pronapt atts1tioa. ssWs
tnG Machines repatTeca RDi6
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To enjoy the luxury of a square meal,
well cooked and served up in a neat and
eatRble manner, go to the Continental
Restaurant. No. IS Jefferson street.
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\ person wishing to purchase q
beautiful cottage can ascertain particu-
lars oy applying 70 Col Alexander, BUSH
ness Manager Of the APPEAL.
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"WHERE did you get those delicious
fruits7" "Vhy, at Oliver & Finnie's;
they are the celebrated fruits grown by
Barbour"
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Academy Of st. Cecilia,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
Conducted by Sisters Of the Order Of St.
Dominic.
Founaed ia Isao.

THIS Institution stands upon an emiuencs.
u north Of the city limita OF Nashville.
overlooking the valley OF the Cumberland
river. tOr healthfulness 1t Is uueQuaIed by
any Institution In the South. Stckusus Il
almost unknown. Chaiybsats water. com
slant IN ID tsupOn the south lawn, and
the purest White sulphur Just outaide The
grounds Inc course Of studies Is thorough
and solid. Retired, yet within easy reach Of
the city, II has, for young ladies, All the ad
van ages and none Of tee drawbacks Of City
Schools. The Academy refers with conf
dsnce, for yerthcatiOn Of Us past efdcieDcy. 70
It's many finished graduates, and its pupils
scattered throughout the South. Persons
wishing 20 make inquiries in regard to the
InAtitution Will, by leaving their address
with any Of the Catholic clergy Of the city. he
called upon during the cOming week aug6
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REV. DIR. j. r. Graves will preach at
Bartlett next Sabbath, on the occasion of
the opening of the new Baptist Church at
that place.
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RonMs AND BOARD.

OK BOARDERS-Fsrs good and hoard
y CHEAP. Apply at So Besle street auto
DOARDLNG-ExceUent day boarding can
ID be had at l4 Monroe street, al i've dollars
per week, In advance. Also. rooms, elegantly
furnished, can be had, with board, fol- two
persons, at sixty dollars q month. Refer
enCes required. aus
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FOR RENT.
q EVERAL large and very desirable cor
- TON OFFICES In the new building,
Nos. ass and 358 FrOnt Street..

81 Also. Stores Nos. 5 and 3 Front
street leach q bY uO tsetl, good location, and
vel adopted for prodh <1piv "a
iyB STEWART BRA w
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THE finest grades of wines and BRAN
dies carefully put up in bottles for medi-
cal and family use.
JOHN LILLY, 35I Main street.
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THE WEATHER.

WAR DEPT, SIGNAL SERVICE, U.S.A. !
MEMPHIS, August 8, 1871. !
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University Of Nashville, Tsnn,
Founded 1875.

THE Collegiate Department and Academy
Il open the 4th OF September, under mill
tary discipline. Tuition, board, fuel wash
ing, etc, SlE0 to SH5 per term. The Law De-
partment opens October 4, 1S7l- Tuition, $40
per term. Applyto
GIN Z. KIRBY SMITH,
Rug3-dAW Chancellor.
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MEMPHI9
Medical College.
nsdioal Dspartm'tOf Cumberland University


A LEXAEDER ERsKINE, MD, DEAN,
n Professor Of Obstetrics and Diseases
Women and Children.
BENZ. ". AVEHT, Md, Professor OF the
Principles and Practice of Surgery.
DUDLEY d. SAUNDERS, D., Professor or
Descriptive and Surgical Anatomy.
RICHARD MAURY, MD, Professor OF the
Principles and Practice Of Medicine.
ROBT. W. MITCHELL. ND Professor OF Ma
terra Medica and Therapeutics.
ALFRED H. VOORHEES,, ND, Professor OF
Aural and Ophthslmio Surgery.
J. JOSEPH WILLIAMS, MD, Professor OF
Physiology and Physiological Anatomy.
FELIX MCFARLAND, ND, Professor OF
GUSTAVUS B. THORNTON, ND, Demon.
strator Of Anatomy.
ROBT. THUMMEL. MD, Prossetor 70 the
Professor Of Anatomy.
The Nineteenth Annual Course OF Lectures
in this Institution viii begin on MONDAY,
October 18th and continue to March 1, 1s7l
- DissectinQ rooms open October LIST. and
students Will md that in Memphis the facfli-
ties for the study OF Practical Anatomy are
unsurpassed
Clinical Lectures will be given each week,
throughout the session, al the City Hospital
End City D~ispsnsaTy, FREE OF CHARGE
Good Board can be had near the College for
TERMS:
For the fun Fees Of All thsP Professors $50 %
Demonstration fioket---------.---------- 10 90
MaTrtculaIlon , W
Graduation 20 90
~ Since ths last Session the Medical COL
lege OF Memphis has become the Medical De-
p~artnent Of Cumberland University, local 81
at Lebanon, Tennessee, and as such Is perma-
nentIy established in Memphis.
For any information IN regard 10 this
and ether matters relating thereto, apply TO
ALEXANDER ERSKINE. Nd,
fVfA.d-E Dean of tbs Faculty.
STTAsHRGTON UNIYERSITYs-MEDI-
w CAL D-EPARTLEST, Baltimore, Md.-Ihe
next regular session will cOmmence on the
Ffrst Monday IN OctOber, ISL preliminary
Iectures VIII begiu the 18th SePtenDer. Ins
sourse of instruction Is Practlcai
Complete, oonsistingoI didaetle lectures,
iect1res. ana special instruction in
nc Al sg1oS,S and freatm ent OF disease al 1.-THE
Dedsides Every variety OF disease may De
zen in the Hospital Wards Sau fIss Dtsgsn-
,arV connected with the COllegS E~EAs-tu4
curse $40: Naturalization. So; Olsseetlon1
nj. Graduatfon, $40. Students fr0m the late
~IavehOIding states, whose means are limited
viii be received upon the beneficiary plan OF
ne school. The annual circular and GAIA
containing full particulars, viii De
emf on application to
CHAS. W. CHANCELLOR, Nd
fySO a Dean Of the Fueulty.
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EDUCATIONAL
Washington and Lee
UNxVERa1rx,

1870 GEASITK
LEXINGTON, VERGuyTA
hae next session Of this Institution viii
Commences on ths third Thursday f2iEN or
mission unti the fourth Thursday in June,
me lnstrueton embraces thorough Glass
zeal, Literary and Scientific courses. together
with the professional Departments OF law
and Engineering. The entire expenses Tor
the session or nine mouths need not exceed
$500 or S325, according TO the price OF board
Arrangements are also made for messing nv
which students ma reduce their expenses 10
$50 per session. For further Information adj
dress q. ". Q. LEE, President.
Or VIZ. DoLD, Clerk OF Faculty. augs
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A CARD.-I hereby withdraw my name
as candidate for Magistrate of the Fifth
Civil District, in favor of Mr.. d. Pante,
hoping my friends will give him their
votes E. b. WILLARD.
August 8, 1871.
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B. LOWenstein & Bros,
242 and 244 Main street, Corner
Of IefarsSH,

A ) Bustles b a continue in fashion during
"a the coming fail ana winter season, and
sklrGs Delng worn from two to three yards
around the bottom, I am manufacturing a
variety OF bustles both separate from and at
tached TO the hoOped skirt. Ny Walking and
ram skirts are light. elastic, durable, and
give the dress the desired shape. They nave
the nrm name stamped on the W~Rfstband,
and can be had in al sizes. The following
real French Corsets, in all and extra sizes.
can be purchased only In the manufaotory
LO1seau's embroidered, Long and Morning
Corset, robert Werly's plain French Corset.
Nine. DupOnts short Corset, Nine. Foy'sskirt
supporting Corset, the Panama skeleton Corr
set, and Misses French CoTssts. Also the
pest improved shoulder Braces; Breast Pro-
tectoTs IN Whalebone, silver wire and infata.
bic rubber. Wholesale and retail.
ma LOUIS ANGIE,
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AMERICAN DRIVEN WILLS at Drowned,
Brownies, 8l5 Second street.
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COTTON PRESS.
CUTIUK PRESS.
Cotton Presses and Horse POWsrsI
THE
RsynOlds". Revolving Wrought iron Screw
COTTON PRESS

Ia al Improvement on the most popular
Il Screw Presses. and is pronounced to be The
most complete, durable and easy working
Press now on the market The Whcl5W weight
OF the Press with the Cotton in the box a
on a pivot, enabling two men or one horse to
press a 600 pound bale with ease.
THE REYNOLDS HORSE POWRRsI
Is unsurpassed for strength and durability;
they are manufactured expressly for Cotton
Ginning, Corn Mills a other plantation
work. These articles took the PREMIUMS
at the TEXAS FAIR 1871.
Manufactured in New Orleans, at
REYNOLDS Iron WORKS,
CORNER BoUTH MARKETAED FULTON STs.,
Near st. Mary's Market
W. b. REYNOLDS, Proprietor, o 1870.
ONCE and DepO 80 Carondelet street.
Agents wanted everywhere Send for Prize
List. ty8 dGW
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S:4s am. 2p.m. IO:4sp.m.
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Georgetown College
AND
MALE SEMINARY.

THE next schOlas ic year o. these institu-
4 lions viii open September AN, with a full
corps of competent instructors. FOR cata-
lOgues, containing c0urseO OF study, terms, etc,
address Professor d. THONA AS OF Professor J..
J. RUCKER, Georgetown, Ky auE5
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sTEAMBOATs.
o ORLEANS.
FOR RIVER.
FOR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.
MemphIs and ST. Louis D. S. Nan LIn!

For OsceoIa, Madrid, Hickman, Belmont and
Cairo, Connecting at elmon with the
Iron r. R., at Cairo with
Illinois Central Railroad, and
boats mp the Ohio River.
CITY OF CHESTER-....s......---zeigler,m master
This elegant steamer win leave e.
as above G
THURSDAY, 10th instant, at S pm.
Tickets for all points via Memphis and st.
Louis packets, North, Fest and West, apply
to General Railroad and Steamboat office.
TOM B. DUNN, cor. Court and Main SITS.
Freight received at theStL Louis Wharfboat.
W E. DILL, Agent.
aug9 FLEM. CALVERT, Sup't.
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Nem'2lork Daily Gribm,te.
SATURDAY, JANUARY 7. 1871.

The bombardnent Of the Forts on the South of Paris
began on Thursday. Gen. Manteufel reports that
be has twice defeated the French army Of the North
capturing prisoners; Gen. Faidherbe however still
claims a victory over the Prussians - Gen. Gunner
attn holds yesou dsputng the passage OF the sa0ne by
the French $50 The siege Of Belfort continues.
The Senate was not In session yesterday. - In the
House. the resolutions disappearing OF the conduct OF
Admirals Godon and Davis during the troubles In Para
quay were passed bill reported to provide for
Territorial Government for Indian Territory.
Another steamer disaster has occurred on the Missis
sippi River. no lives being lost s- railroad acci'
dent in Mississippi severely injured two persons -
Coal has been discovered tn Utah. - dispatch
FROM Virginia details alleged ARRAY between the
whites and blocks, several persons being killed and
wounded s- block Of business houses has been
burned In Plattsburg, Mo- 60 The Roman Catholics OF
Boston expressed their sympathy with the Pope yester
day. - An express messenger was robbed and
fatally wounded In Albany last evening
Prof. r. ii. Hamilton lectured on the "Trlumphs OF
Modern Surgery" ==== coored woman was stabbed
Is times by discarded lover. The question OF the
place Of trial Of the Fisk Ramsay suit argued again.
Gold, 100, llol, 100. Thermometer, u, 80.