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CECOND HAND BUGGIEs. ELEGANT DOG CART
Coupe Rockswsy: light Coach, several R9chaway.
new and second hand Harness, at MANUFACTURERS
UNION, 6S0 Broadway.
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DIRECT LINE To HAVANA
x HAVANA, PR0GREsO AND VERA CRUZ.
New rork and Mexican Mail Steamship Line, leaving
PIER PEI, u EAST hiyer, at r. NJ direct 10 Havana
CITY OF HAVANA, Deaken' .... Saturday Juy 20
For freight or passage apply TO '' o
ALEXANDRA 4 SONS "a Broadwav
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MILLINERY AND DREssMAKING.

NIAISON WALTON s62 BROADWAY ABOVE UNIO
l1 square, has Just received case Of Leghorn Flat
which will open this week. also the Victor" the h
OF the season.
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BILLIARDS.

A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF NEW AND SECOND
"A hand Billiard Tables also Balls Cues Cloth and nd
storage. GEORGE 4. PHELAN, No. Barclay street,
formerly Of the hrm of Phclan Collender
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WIsHING TO REDUCE MY LARGE STOCK WILL
w sell Wagons, Rockaways &C., of my own manufac-
ture 9s ow as }S Lyery stable men and others please
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COPARTNERsHIPs.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

IA and fond Of travelling hear OF extraordinary
opportunity for making by applying at LOS Broad
way, room IA
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Price Of passage in gold dncludng winc). to Brest
Havre:-
First cabin Sl25; second cabin. 975.
Excursion tickets at reduced rates
These steamers do not carry stceragc passengers A.,
American travellers going TO returning from tht
Continent Europe taking the steamers of this line
avoid both transit by English railway and the discomfort
Of crossing the Channel besides saving me trouble AM
expense - -
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, August 15.-At the annual
meeting of the British Science Associa-
ton last evening, DIR. Carpenter eulo-
gised DIR. Livingston and praised
Stanley for his bravery. Stanley was
frequently cheered and acknowledged
the tribute by bowling. Napolean was
also present.
Additional troops have been ordered
to Belfast and several other towns in
the North of Ireland, as disturbances
are feared to-day in consequence of the
celebration by the Roman Catholics of
the passage of the repeal act.
The St. Petersburg and Florence
Geographical Societies, have each pre-
sented a gold medal to Stanley.
The strike of the agricultural labor
ers for higher wages continues
in OXfordshire. The government
has placed number of soldiers at the
disposal of farmers, and the crops which
were in danger are now being har-
vested. The officers of the National
Agricultural Union have protested
against this proceeding.
The Paris correspondent of the Stan
ddrd, says that the German government
has intimated to President Theirs its in
tention to retain possession of Belfort,
though willing to make compensatory
measures to France.
The subscriptions to indemnify Can
tain Nolan. for expenses incurred in
maintaining his right before Mr.. Justice
Mckeogh to a seat in Parliament,
closed to-day. The total amount SUBJ
scribed is fourteen thousand pounds.
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CHICAGO.
The Usual Routine Of Events and Gossip,
Opening Of McYicker's New Theater
the Chief Feature.

CHICAGO, August 15.-ChristOpher
Oetking, young German, was found
dead in bed this morning, and it is
thought he must have suicided by TAX
ing poison.
L. w. Wallace, who was reported by
the firm of H. NJ. Staley d Co., of
which he was partner, as having alb
seconded with ten or twelve thousand
dollars belonging to the firm, has re-
turned to the city, and expresses the
greatest indignation at the report, al
leging that it is entirely untrue that he
had dissolved partnership with the firm
before leaving home, and that he was
absent on private business, of which fact
they We're aware. The matter will prob
ably be brought into court in some way.
j. ID. Turnwall, living in the southern
part of the city, was bitten a few days
since by a pet dog. On Wednesday he
was seized with symptoms of hydrophO-
bia, and died last night in horrible
agony.
McVicker's new theater, erected on
the site of the one destroyed by the great
fire, opened tonight. The theater,
which is one of the largest and most
elegant in the West, is the first place Of
amusement erected in the burned dis
trict, and was crowded to suffocation.
One of the features of the evening was
the recitation by Mr.. McVicker of an
epilogue written for the occasion.
The thirteenth annual meeting of the
Methodists of this district commenced
to-day at Desplaines, fifteen miles north
west of this city. There is already
large attendance.
The Republican Congressional Con-
vention of the Ninth Iowa district, re-
nominated Jackson Orr.
The Liberals of the Seventh Illinois
District to-day nominated Judge G. d.
A. Parks, of Well county, for Congress.
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ARKANSAS.
Clayt0n's MiniOns In COnventiOn-The
County Ticket and its Material
HadIey Goes Overheard.

Special to the Appeal
LITTLE Rock, August l5.-A county
convention of the Clayton party was
held here to-day. Nominations were
made for county officers, and delegates
appointed to the State Convention,
which meets on Wednesday next.
w. S. Oliver, the present incumbent,
was nominated for Sheriff; J. V. Fitch,
the present incumbent, for Circuit
Clerk; D. H. Rector for Treasurer. J. r.
Rowland for Clerk, and Jesse Kirby for
Coroner.
The three latter are ignorant negroes.
The nominee for Coroner is now labor
ing under an indictment for stealing a
watch.
The ticket, generally, is regarded as a
very weak affair, and will be easily
beaten.
1t is now pretty certain that ClaytOn's
State Convention, on Tuesday, will
throw Hadley overheard. He is too
much weight. His course in the Pope
county affair, and his known rascalities,
have killed him. The nomination seems
to be between ex-senator Alex McDOn-
aid and Judge Elisha Baxter, of Bates
vile, with the chances in favor of the
latter.
The "AIinstrelsn are forced to the wall,
and unless they put up a first-class
ticket and give some assurances of a fair
and a fair election, their
leading men acknowledge that they are
beaten.
General d. p. Upham, of militia fame,
has just returned from the North, where,
the Gazette says, he has been to pur-
chase arms for the militia.
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HONDURAS.

HAVANA, August I5.-The Spanish
war steamer Tornado has returned to
Havana. She left OmOa, Honduras, on
the ninth instant, and reports that OH
the morning of the seventh instant
Medineta proclaimed himself President,
and inaugurated operation for an attack
ON President Medina, and seized foreign
vessels at 0mOa and Port Ecorte, on the
twenty-ninth ultiJno. Medineta re-
turned to Omoa after capturing Truxillo
accompanied by Medina who, under GER
tain guarantees, recognized Medineta as
President; both Were lodged In the
house of the Spanish Consul General.
Sanchez, second in command of Me-
dinais forces, learned of this, and, not
being satisfied with the arrangement, he
ordered Medina's arrest, and surrounded
the house and captured Medina in his
sleeping room, allowing Medineta to
escape.
On the thirtieth Sanchez demanded
one hundred thousand dollars for the
life of Medina, which the British Consul
paid, but Sanchez failed to keep his
promise, and carried Medina prisoner
to Camayagua for trial. Sanchez left
Omoa on the second instant, the town
and castle remaining without troops un-
til the arrival of General Osorio. On
the fourth, previous to Sanchez's de-
parture, be executed General Chamora
and refused to allow the Spanish Consul
TO leave. Osori0 left on the seventh,
after re-establishing the old authorities.
The Tornado arrived at Omoa on the
fourth. Boats with people were soon
alongside, it is supposed containing Me-
dina, asking an asylum aboard, which
the Commodore refused.
The British war steamer Dance re-
mains at OmOa. 1t is supposed that
tranquility is seompletely re-established.
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FROM THE WEST.
Ten Thousand Dollars Stick to the Fin.
gers of One of the Administration
Pets-PrOmpt Action with
the Indians.
Politics in CaIifOrnia-An old Californian
Suicides-A River Captain Killed
by q Chinaman.
SALT LAKE.

SALT LAKE, August 15.-Isaac Moore,
late Postmaster of Ogden, was arrested
upon the charge of stealing a package
containing ten thousand dollars, mailed
at San Francisco to the First National
Bank of this city. He is held in custody,
in default of twenty thousand dollars
bail, for examination next Monday.
General Morrow was busy to-day with
the telegraph, trying to have the Indians
collected at one place for conference
with the government authorities. Cen
eral Sheridan telegraphs to use force at
once if required to quell disturbances or
if further depredations are reported.
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American Dental Convention.

BOSTON, August 15.-The session of
the American Dental Convention yes
terday afternoon was occupied in con-
sidering the merits of hard and soft foil,
and the style of instruments for picking
and filling with. At the close of these
subjects, the usual business of the con-
vention was proceeded with. The next
meeting of the Association is to be held
at Saratoga Springs, New York, on the
second Tuesday Of August. The officers
for the ensuing year have been elected
as follows: President, DR.. ]. j. Wether-
bee, of Boston; Vice-President, DIR. G..
A. Mills, of Brooklyn; Recording Sec
retary, DR.. Cornelius 5. Hurlburt, of
Springfield; Corresponding Secretary,
DR.. NJ. S. Deane, Of Chicago; Treasurer,
DR.. John Allen, of New York. The
convention adjourned till morning.
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TSWARE.
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The weather To-Day.

WASHINGTON, August 15.-Northerly
winds and clear weather will prevail on
Friday over New England and the Mid
die States with easterly TO sOutheasterly
winds; cloudy weather and rain over
the South Atlantic States, and clear
weather and light winds from Eastern
Texas to Alabama and nOrthward to
Ohio, Lower Michigan and Illinois.
From the Lower Missouri valley to
Lakes Michigan and Superior sOutherly
to southeasterly winds will prevail with
increasing cloudiness, probably threat
ening weather, and with falling ba-
rOmeteF.
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Nnn.Resident Nntiea

No. 5S3-In the Second Chancery Court OF
Shelby county, Tennessee.-Mrs. Mary a.
Zent, by her husband and next friend, John
Zent, VS.. Isabella Walsh and julius Walsh,
Adm'rs of Edmund Walsh, dec d Rufus P.
Walt, A. p. Curry, Sheriff of Shelby county
and VIM. Elliott.
IT appearing from the bill which is sworn TO
j. in this cause that the defendants, Isabella
Walsh and Julius Walsh, Adm'rs of Edmund
Walsh, decd. are residents Of st. Louis, Mis-
souri,, and non-residentS of the State Of Ten
nessee:
1t is therefore ordered by the Clerk and Mas
ter, That they make their appearance herein,
at the Courthouse OF the Second Chancery
Court, in the cisy of Memphis, Tennessee. on or
before the first Monday in October, 1877, and
plead, answer or demur to cOmplainaut's bill
or the same will be taken for confessed as to
them, and set for hearing exparte; and that a
copy of this order be published once week,
for four successive weeks, in the Memphis
Appeal. This August 18th, 1872.
NJ. ID. l.. STEW ART, Clerk and Master.
By GEORGE MALLERY, d. G. and NJ.
Mcfarland & Goodwin, Sol'rs for complain
auI6 fri
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LOUISVILLE.
Political-Attempted Fratricide-The
Recent Heavy DefaleatiOn-The
Seandalized Rev. G.. II.
Robertson.
The Great National Peace Jubilee TO be
Held at LouisEille-KentUcky
sends Greeting to the
World.

LOUISVILLE, August 15.-The Demo-
cratic Convention OF the Third Congress
ional District to-day nominated G. w.
Milliken for Congress.
The Courier Journals OwensbOfO spe-
clal says LOd and Josh Duke, two broth
ers and merchants of that city, to-day
got into dispute about business; Josh
shot at Lod and run, when Lod shot
him twice, one shot breaking his arm
and the other passing through his bow
els. Both were highly respected.
The regulations of Robert Atwood de-
veloped to near half million dollars.
The sufferers include relations and most
intimate friends. 1t is report that he
left the city this evening.
Rev. G. II. Robertson was re-
ceived in this city to-day by some of the
members of his church. Considerable
efforts will be made by his friends to re-
instate him.
The Committee of Invitation of the
National Peace Jubilee will tomorrow
publish the following;
To all lovers Of peace in the world:
Kentucky warmly and cordially
invites the lovers of peace and
free government throughout the
Union, regardless of past differences,
who now unite in the desire to perpet-
uate the Federal Union and good will
among the people, to gather together on
the eleventh and twelfth of September
next, at the city of Louisville, in Ma
tiOnal Peace Reunion, to cooperate III
an effort to unite the citizens of every
race in such bonds of devotion and fell
lowship as will restore and establish a
lasting confidence in the unselfish pa
triotism of every part of our common
country. Kentucky asks each pa
triot throughout the land to contribute,
by his presence, toward making the Oc-
casiOn memorable in the annals of
our beloved country as a pen
tecost of peace and liberty.
Invitation is signed by the most dis
tinguighed namesin the State, in
Guiding Governor P. H. Leslie, Hon.
Garrett Davis, Hon. H. D. McHenTy,
Hon. J. B. Beck, Hon. John NJ.
Rice, Hon. ]. B. WithstandIy, Hon.
NJ. c. Kerr, Hon. A. T. Pope, Hon. II.
j. Stiles, Hon. II. w. Bruce, Hon. p. b.
Muir, Hon. E. D. Grassland, Hon. Joseph
II. Lewis, Hon. G. NJ. Adams, Hon. G.
NJ. Clay, Hon. e. d. Standtford, Hon.
r. Mallory, Hon. w. F. Bullock, Hon.
F. E. Bramiette, Colonel J. P. Johnson,
General Basil Duke, Henry Watterson,
Colonel James A. Dawson, General
William Preston, DR.. D. w Yandell,
Hon. T. C. McCreery, Hon.W. B. Hoke.
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SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN FRANCISCO, August I5.-HOn.
NJ. NJ. Estee, late Secretary of the Re
publican State Committee, addressed a
large Greeley meeting this evening.
DR.. G. W. Ware Norcorn, a California
pioneer, ana a native of North Carolina,
suicided at Stockton yesterday.
Captain Leroy, of the Colorado Steam
Navigation Company, was shot dead at
Fort Yuma by a Chinaman hotel-keep-
er, from whom he had liquors and re-
fusing to pay for it. Leroy fired first
and missed. The Chinaman then fired,
breaking Leroy's right arm. The latter
then took the pistol in his left hand and
fired twice before the man was killed.
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ST. LOUIS, August l5.-MayOr Brown,
two or three Aldermen and several
prominent citizens called on Spotted-tail
and party, at the Everett House, this
evening, and had along talk with them.
Tomorrow the Indians visit a number
Of prominent citizens who, years ago,
were either connected with the Ameri-
can Fur Company, occupied by the
Sioux, or have been Indian Commission
ers or connected with the army, among
them ex-IDdian Commissioners Harris
V. Bogy, Robert Campbell, General
Harvey, Charles Canteau and g. p.
BeauYais.
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NONRESIDENT Notice.

No. 592-In the Second Chancery Court OF
Shelby county, Tennessee.-Mrs- Lucy NJ.
Williams, by her husband and next friend,
W. A. Williams, VS.. Isabella Walsh and Ju-
hns Walsh, Adm'rs of Edmund Walsh, de-
ceased; Rufus p. Walt, A. P. Curry, Sheriff
of Shelby county, and VIM. Elliott.
I I appearing from the bill which is sworn to
il in this cause that the defendants, Isabella
Walsh and julius Walsh, Adm'rs of Edmund
Walsh, decd, are residents of st. Louis, Mis-
souri,, and nOn-residents Of the state of Ten
nessee:
1t is therefore ordered by the Clerk and Mas
ter, That they make their appearance herein,
at the courthouse Of the Second Chancery
Court in the city OF Memphis, Tennessee, on
or before the nrst Monday in October, 1872,
and plead, answer or demur to cOmplainant's
bill, or the same will be taken for confessed as
to them and set for hearing eXparie; and that
a copy of this order be published once week,
for four successive weeks, in the Memphis
Appeal This August Is, 1872.
NJ. ID. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
BY GEO. MALLERY. Deputy C.. and NJ.
Mcfarland & Goodwin, Soils. for complain
ant. aul6 fri
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Cold Spring Race Course

MILWAUKEE, August l5.-The trotters
Goldsmith Maid and Lucy, also Jay
Gould, Elmo and Greenwich Maid, have
arrived for the races to commence at
Cold Spring Course on the twentieth.
Doble says if all things are favorable,
the Maid will beat her famous time of
last wear.
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.1ethohtst Cnmnmeetinr.

ST. LOUIS, August 15.-The annual
campmeeting Of the Southern Method
lists of this county convened to-day, ON
their grounds ten miles from the city.
A large number of visitors and promi-
nent members of the Church are ON the
ground with tents and other convent
ences for camping. The meeting will
hold eight days. Among the clergymen
to be present from abroad is DIR. Young,
of Nashville, and Bishop Kavanaugh,
of Tennessee, are expected.
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100
Eoul play.

PITTsBURo, August I5.-A special to
the Commercial, from Buffers, Pennsyl-
vania, states that a man named James
DOWney, seventy years Of age, was
found dead yesterday morning. An in
quest was held and a verdict rendered
that he had been choked to death. by
parties unknown. Two men, named
West and Kerr, We're arrested on suspi-
cion and held for hearing Oh Thurs
day next.
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EVANSVILLE, August 15.-Cassius NJ.
Clay and John G. Conner addressed a
very large Democratic meeting at Salt
Well park to-day, and Sehurz spoke in
German to large audience at Greeley
Hall in the evening. The audience be-
ing larger than the house would accom-
modate, another meeting was organized
outside, at which speeches were made
by speakers in English.
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POLITICAL WAIFS.


D JACKSONVILLE, FLA, August 10
The Conservative Convention to-day
unanimously nominated Hon. w. d.
Blaxham for Governor, General Robert
Bullock for Lieutenant-G Governor, Hon.
G.. L. Niblack and Hon. c. Jones for
ConcrraSa
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CABLE NOTES.
GENEVA.

GENEVA, August 15-The Alabama
Claims and Arbitration Tribunal, met
at noon to-day, and remained in session
until half past three o'clock this after
noon, when it adjourned to re-assemble
at noon tomorrow. Sir Roudell Palmer,
counsel for Great Britain, was present at
the session, though suffering from in
disposition,
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WASHINGTON, August 15.-The Pres
ident issued commissions to-day to c.
Chesley, as acting Internel Revenue
Commissioner; J. W. Hedrick, Revenue
SuDervisor; and TO several postmasters.
including w. H. Polk, Paris, Kentucky
T. G. Scott, at Fort Smith, Arkansas; /;
and II. w. Reed, Iowa, as Indian Agent
at Fort Hall reservation, Idaho.
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JACKSON, ONO, August 15.-At the
Convention for Eleventh Congressional
district, held at this place, Hon. William
Newman, OF SciotO county, and DIR. J..
Y. Monahan, of Jackson county, were
elected delegates to represent the district
in the National Democratic Convention,
to be held at louisville, September 3D..
Hon. Ralph Leet, of Lawrence county,
and j. w. Brown, of Ninton county,
were elected alternates. The sentiment
of five out of six of the straight Demo-
crats i'm Southern Ohio is favorable to
the nomination. of Charles O'Conor for
the Presidency.
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Determined Suicide.

ATCRIsoN, KANSAS, August 15.--A
man named Henry Stickley, from Wau-
kegan, Illinois, yesterday jumped from
a cattle train ON the Atchison, Topeka
and Santa Fe road, about six miles from
this city, ran to a small pool near the
road, threw himself into it., face down.
ward, and was drowned. The water was
not over six inches deep. The man was
insane
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rhe CaIeaonians.

MONTREAL, August l5.-The CaledO-
MIA society Of North America is in ses-
sion. About fifty delegates, from vari-
Gus parts Of the United States ard
Canada, are present. Philadelphia has
been selected as the place for the next
annual uaeetiug
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Ocean vessels In DisGress-MOre Yellow
Jack.
New YORK, August ia North
German brig, the John Frederick,
bound from Havana La Mar to Stet-
tin, has put in here in distress, having
lost six men from yellow fever.
The British ship Cathedral, bound
from Pensacola to Liverpool, put in
here, in a very leaky condition, having
nine feet of water ia her hold.
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T. P. TURNER,
PROPRIETOR
MEMPHIS DENTAL DEPOT,
336 Main street.

HAVING sold my entire Dental Stock 20
II DR.. T. p. Turner, take pleasure in re-
commenting the old patrons Of the Memphis
Dental Depot and Dentists generally, to for
ward their orders, from this date, TO 336 Main
street, where they can get anything in the
Dental line. j. Il. POWELL.
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CRIMINAL AND CASUAL.

Thirteen. Persons struck by Lightning.
BALTIMORE, August 15.-Thirteen
picnickers were struck by lightning at
Druid Hill Park yesterday afternoon,
several ladies being badly burned, but
none of the cases will prove fatal.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

BURKE-The friends and acquaintances OF
the late MICHAEL BURKE (brother Of the late
John E. Burke, J. P.,) are respectfully invited
to attend his funeral, from Mrs. owen Smiths,
35S Second street, this CFRIDAY) evening, at 8
o'clock. Services at st. Patrick's Church.
Tst. Louis papers please copy.l
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DOMESTIC TELEGRAMS.
Aurora BoreaIis.

OMAHA, August "A very brilliant
display of auroral lights took place here
this evening, being much more brilliant
than that of Thursday evening last.
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nrLn On M. Dirnitr.

ToRokru ONT, August l5.-Dis-
patches received from Fort Garry state
that the Indians at Portage LaPrairie
refuse TO receive their annuities as pro-
vided by treaty last year. They want
better terms, and declare that if they are
not granted they viii stop surveys.
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A Forty Thousand Dollar Fire.

SYRACUSE, August 14.-The extensive
establishment of Leeret and Blashell,
manufacturers of sash, blinds, doors,
etc., was destroyed by fire this morning.
Loss forty thousand dollars. Insured for
ten thousand dollars.
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A New York dispatch of yesterday
says that it is stated that Jem Mace ar
rived there this morning, and % Baldwin
is in Philadelphia. There IS no pros
pect Of a tight.
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Rora ractorv nastrovesJ.

PORTLAND, August b. Horace 'srope
factory, at this place, was destroyed by
fire last night. Loss, forty thousand
dollars. Insured for ten thousand dol
lars. One hundred persons thrown out
of EMPLOYMENT.