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TO COgsUNHPTIvEs.

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few weeks by very simple remedy after having suffered
several years with lung affection. and that dread
disease, Consumptionis anxious to make known to his
feligw-suierers tho means of cure
To all who desire it, he will send copy of the pre-
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preparing and using the same. which they will find a
Sure CURE for CONSUMPTION ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, &C.
The only object Of the advertiser in sonding the Pre-
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every sufferer will try his remedy it will cost them
nothing, and may prove n blessing
Parties wishing the prescription viii please address
REV. EDWARD 4. WILSON.
WiiIinn.sburgh
Oct G. IsGo--1v. Kings county, New York
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PUBLIC SALE.

"ll1. be sold at Public Sale, on FRI
w DAY. the 18th instant, on the farm Of
Mr.. George W. Oldham, in SnsslfraS Neck,
near Freeman's Mills, the following property,
to-wit:
NJ Six Head Of good heavy Horses, all
ESSyA work well in either double or single
-Q-Oa harness; l a good saddle horses
fine Ycarling Colt; II head of 7------75=5a
Cattle, amongst which are three r. "a Il
Cows with Calves by their Sides " ny
forward with Calf; the others Young Steers
and Ileitcrs; 9 Shoats, Sow with pig
heavy Wagon and Harness, light Wagon
with tongue and shafts, Carriage and Ilar-
ness, l new Revolving Rake, 6 large Plows
3 small Plows. Cutivators, Double Har-
row, > Harrow, good Collars, & Blind
Brides, Raw Hide Traces, Grindstone
nearly new, ! Scythe and Cradle. | Briar
Scythe, Saddle and Bride. Double and
Single Trees; Wheat in the Ground, with Il
variety of Household and Kitchen Furniture.
TERMS OF SALE ALI sums of and
uuler $40, Cash on sums over $40 Il credit
Of months will be given. by the purchaser
giving his Note. with approved security,
bearing interest from date.
CJ77Sale to commence at IL O'Clock A. N.
Jan ., lSGl--2w. A. II. OLDHAM.
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CHE nlorkcts.
ElktOn Market.

ELKTON, JAM 4, 1861.
Red Wheat 81 % to 5000, White do.
Sl.35 to 5000, old Corn GO, new Corn SO,
Oats, 2S Lime, l5s cents per bnshcl.
BALTIMORE. Jan. 3rd.-iooG TO prime
rcd wheat 81 % 10 S $50 prime white wheat
81 So to 81 GO. Corn G4 TO - cents. Oats
30 to 33 cts.
WILMINGTON. Jan. 3rd.-Wheat 81 25
Corn SO cts; Oats 33 a 00cts. Flour $3.50 a
SC CO. Glover Seed, SIS so sc 90; Timothy
do, 50 rs $500.
THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET, Jan. 3rd.-
White Wheat, Sl,3S $l.45, Red do,
1927 81 80. Corn, CT 65 cts, new Corn.
81 cts, Oats, 80 81 cts. Flour extra IS 25
a SIS 81.
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Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that application
~ will he made to the Commissioners of
Cecil county, at their first regular meeting
after the 18th day of January, next, for the
appointment of Examiners to view and deter
mine the propricty OF locating a public road
to commence at or EAR BENZ. Wilson's gate,
ON the Principle and Perryville road, and to
run to point at or near 1fodcwcl Church, on
the road from Battle Swampto the Brick Meet.
ing House, passing through lands Of Benz.
Wilson, Granville F. Schaucl, Mrs. Margery
Orr, and Nerin Or. Dec Is, lS60-5w.
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THE BsHoPs AND TIE New CHAPTER
The Episcopal bench of the NJ. +. Church, in
answer to many inquiries, adopted unani,
mously, at recent sitting, the following
emphatic expression of their views of the
New Chapter"
Resolved, That, in our Judgment, there
was no action of the late General Conference
of the Methodist Episcopal Church, which
changed the terms Ct membership in said
Church."
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STOCKHOLDERS, MEETING
r. IT, COOK

N7ILL continue for Il very short time to
w take AMBROTYPE LIKENESSES al
the reduced price % cents.
~All, therefore, who would secure fol
themselves or friends cheap Picture, would
do we'll tn call Immediately at his Gallery
adjoining +. Browns Store, Main Street
Elkton, where he continues to- take Like.
ncsses in every variety of the art.
N. B.-Fictllrcs taken in cloudy as vel
as clear weather.
A variety Of Fancy Cases on hand
Nov 3 1860.
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0yThc BALTIC. Clipper commenced
the present year with a new suit of type and
in very much improved appearance, giving
evidence ola liberal patronage well deserved
by its able conduct We notice, also, that it
indicates its continued adherence to the con-
servative position heretofore occupied by it,
by adopting as its motto. 1.-THE Union, the
Constitution, and the Enforcement of the
LaWs,''
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Phlia. Wilmington and
BALTIM RE RAILROAD.
E'hila,. VIII. g. Bait. Railroad

Trains leatc n Ortiz East Station as follows
TO ruILADELrIiih. TO BALTIMORE.
Express, 1890 A. NJ. Mail, 1920 a NJ.
MI, l2.36 =" Night Mail Pm.
Through Freight, with passenger car at
tached, leaves n orth East for Baltimore at
e.. =. NJ. Stops at Charlcstown, Principle,
rrTyviIic, and IIavre-de- Grace. Leaves
phila. as 8 p. NJ. W. d. ALEXANDER,
July 81, lS6O-tf. Agent.
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LECTURE.

ON THURSDAY, the 10Th of January, at
" / O'Clock p. NJ, u LECTURE will he
delivered by f. +. VI. FAEliTI, in the
Court House, in Elkton. Suiject.-'s Woman
and Lady."
Uy-The proceeds to be devoted to the
benefit of the Presbyterian Sabbath School.
for which reason. as well as for the sake of
the highly Interesting subject, the Lecturer
respectfully soiicits liberal patronage.
Admission % cents. [Jun 5--lw
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CEEEAP JOHNS Response.
CO.PartnerShip Dissolved,

FEllE C"-Partnership heretofore existing
Il between the undersigned is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. Any debts due
by the firm will he paid by Daniel Bratton,
who is responsible for the same. Persons
indebted to the firm will make payment to
Daniel Bratton, VIII" is legally authorized TO
settle the same, at the old stand where the
business will be continued by Thomas Drcn-
men. DANIEL BRATTON,
THOMAS DRENNFN.
Elkton, January l, 1861.
The undersigned returns his sincere thanks
t" his friends aud the customers of the Old
House generally: intending to continue the
business at the old stand. With good
stock oi e'euds always on hand, respectfully
s"iicits continuance Of the very l!i,era /
patronage heretofore extended to the old
firm. THOMAS DRENNEN.
Elkton, Jan 5, 1861.
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PORT DEPOSIT.
Flaming Mill and Sash Factory.

Iy1E invite the attention of all persons in the
city or country. who contemplate the erection
q dwellings. Barns &c. to extensive stock of
aiding Materials, in the rough aud prepared for
Use. namely:
DOOR AND WINDOW FRAMES,
(t'rcnlar and Plain, J
BLINDS, VENETIAN and PIVOT,
iANEL SHUTTERS,
SASilES, (G,asscd and not Glassed,)
WOOD MOULDlNGS,
iIOT- BED SASH,
BRACKETS.
WOODEN MANTELS,
nlH "a rnsss' rurned,
BARN VENTILATOkS,
WINDOW GLASS.
BUILDERS HARDWARE.
SASH WEIGHTS AND CORDS,
HAND RAILING,
CHURCH PEWS.
WOOD TUBE FOR CHAIN PUMPS.
Also.--Dressed FlOoring:
YELLOW PINE, NORWAY PINE,
WHITE PINE AND uEMLOCK,
(well seasoned !
- All of the above VIC offer as low as the
lowest, for the Cash or approved paper.
~! orders by mail or otherwise attended to
with promptness, by
holland e. CO..
lunc %. 1860 PORT DEPOSIT, MD.
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CONGRESS. Want Of space together with
the unimportant character of the proceedings
Of Congress since our last, occas ions the
omission of our usual summary Of Congress.
sional proceedings.
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NAn extra or protracted meeting
will commence in the NJ. E. Church in this
town, we are informed, on Sunday next, to
continue as long as circumstances may render
il advisable
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INSURANCE NOTICE.

pARTIES holding policies in the Farmers
Il Mutual Fra Insurance Company Of the
State OF Delaware are hereby advised that
their payments tall due on MONDAY, tn,
18th dly Of January, instant.
Payment may be made to the subscriber
for X. McCahc, Secretary.
F. A. ELLIS,
Jan 5, l96i-2w. Elkton.
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l-)if0.

GALLAGHER In this county, on the 10Th
nlt., ROBERT HAMILTON. only son orr ebert
H., and Ann J. Gallagher, aged 8 years and
? months.
take these little lambs, SAID he,
And lay them on my breast,
Protection they shall! fino in me,
In me be ever blest.
MORRIS.-At New Leeds on Sunday morn
ing last john V MORRIS, son of Burton z.
Morris, in the 14th year of his age.
So falls the young relentless death
Spares not the youth, the darling boy,
But mingles with the common dust,
A fathers hope, a mothers joy.
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THE TRAVELLER.
CHANGE OF HOUR.

The steamer WuILLDIN
1gC%n will leave second wharf
f.5-tAs Pa aS5bclow WALNUT Street,
stsissas5 - on and after Goth of Sept.
every WEDNESDAY,, for Winners Point,
and all the landings on the Sassatras and
Elk Rivers at O'Clock p. NJ, and every
SATURDAY, at . O'Clock p. Nj, for Port
Deposit. Md. Stopping at New Castle both
days on her way down, and her usual land.
ings on the route. Returning. will leave
Winners Point, Thursdays, at 10 A. NJ, and
Georgetown anrl Fiedericltown at | O'Clock
p. NJ, and on Mondays, from Port Deposit,
at Il tlfpast O'Clock =. N.
A. l.. COLMARY,
Oct. G, lSG0-3m Captain.
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UrThe Co. Commissioners, School
Commissioners, and Orphans Court, will
all meet on Tuesday next.
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The owner of above described IIeifer is
requested to come forward, prove property.
pay charges, and take her away; Otherwise
she will be disposed of according to law.
JOHN II. BOYER,
Living on the public road near Bald Friar,
in the Sth Election District.
Jan 5, lSGl--3w@
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NOTICE..

TECIL COUNTY TO-WIT.--I hereby
~ certify that John NJ. Boyer, GARNER
OF Cecil county, brought before me, the sub
scribcr, one Of the Justices of the Peace in
and for Cecil county. this 9th day of Dccem-
Der, 1850, as an ESiray, trcspassing on his
enclosures, BLACK IlElFER, supposed
to be tw" years old next Spring. spot
on the forehead, white on the left hip and
back. ANDREW NJ. JORDAN, j.. p.
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NOTICE.

TUNIIE Commissioners of Public Schools
l. will meet at their Office, in Elkton, on
TUESDAY, next, 9Th Of January, instant, at
II O'Clock A. NJ. G.. NJ. ELLIS,
Jams, lS6l-lw Secretary.
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EOT'Hl'E.

In The Circuit Court for Cecil county, in Chancery,
December 29N, 1860.
ORDERED, That the sales made and
~ reported by James Y. Mccullough,
Trustee, for the sale OF Real Estate of Dennis
Dwycr, be ratified and confirmed unless
cause to the contrary be shown on or before
the seventh day Of March, next: provided,
copy Of this order be inserted in some
paper printed in Cecil county, once week
for one month before the sixth day OF
February, next.
The Report states the amount of sales tc
be Sl32.0O. W. II. RICKETTS,.
True copy test, Clerk.
W. II. RICKETTS,,
Jan ), lSGl'-lm Clerk.
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Far fasIl'd the red artillery'
HAVING "sECEDED " from profit prices
l. i am selling all kinds of Dry Goods. Boots
Shoes Hats, Caps. Blankets. Shawls. &c. &c. at
DEAD first cost, for the sake of the READY
CASH r. MAY.
Jan s. 1861 in the - Hollow ~
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MOL HURT.

TINE Committee that was run over tho
L. other day by a train Of circumstances
while on their way to Cheap Johns to tell
him not 10 leave EIkton by any means what
ever; for if you do the old game of extortion
will commence. and we think they have
played that on us long enough already
lorrs truly, A NrMBEK OF CITIZENS.
CEEAP JOHNS RESPONSE.
At the solicitation of large number of
citizens Of the town of Elkton ami vicinity, L
will condesccnd to stay here for Il limited
time longer. AS | am the Poor Mans Friend
| shall Stay 10 accommodate tire p .or, and
prove that'to the satisfaction of all. | shall
still continue to have a Fresh Supply 81
Goods every day. have now Il very fine
new lot Of CLOTHING. just came down.
Yours respectfully,
Elkton, Jan 5, 1861. CHEAP JOHN.
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JAMES EIIFRETIT.
s. T.. Cor. Ninth and Hilbert SITS.
PHILADELPHIA,
G. \ RID EnEJNGiS

CARP nFINGS.
Also. FLOOR OlL'CLDTlIS, of the best makes Fresh
Canton Mattinss English Mattngs. ELEGANT Bru
sells Thren-'iy and Ingram Carpets Mats Rugs, &c. &C.
M All goods sold at low prices for CASH Carpets cut
Ia match; carefully haicd and sent t" any part &c thu.
country. RS'S. b. corner NINTH and FILnigr Streets,
Gilbert il tn. first street above MafketJ
Jan }, lSGl--ly
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Counter Balances in aIlyarieties,

FENilE best and most reliable SCALES now
Il in Use manufactured and for sale cheap
at 46 S. CHARLES STREET.
% Coal, Hay and Cattle Scales put up at
the shortest notice.
All are warranted correct and durable.
j AN lS6l-ly.
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GTAll persons now wishing BARGAINS
in Store Goods, respectfully invited to call
at the New Store, East End Of Elkton, and
purchase them from
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VIM. McCIelland, Sr.
NOTICE.

Jan. 5, 1SG1--3m.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-06


The river continues falling sss. The weather
was very warm Yesterday -. A dispatch from
Cant. Adams stated thai Yesterday the Arksn-
sas river had fifteen feet water a. Little Rock
....Tbs Mary Eeen arrived from New or-
leans. brit " ithous The troops expected BY her;
sbs brought in $50 bales and rolls Of lndia
bsgpips. s75 sacks Of coffee, 81 barrels OF sur-
pentlne and % kegs Of powder. She LEFT IN
the afternoon % her return ...' The Mears lstt
for Vieksburr 80. The New Neon arrived from
White river, she brought fifteen head OF cattle
The Convey and the Bracelet came In
from Columbus. The former bad 900 sacks or
corn. the latter 1880 sacks ....Tls Ed. How
ard leaves forNsw Orleans to-day. The Rose
poasiass leaves to-day for Arkansas riTsr.'.'
A dispatch from ]. D.. Adams, received yssteI-
dav. stated hat the Notfebe sunk in the Ar
kansas river, had been raised and seat on to
New Orleans 49,. The H. R. W. Hills to leave
FOR New Orleans tomorrow 49,. II Is stated that
the Dieksy, on her isst trip from St. Louis,
had TO give bonds in $4,000 at Cairo, that she
would come no lower down than to that city
80. The St. Louis Rspubliesn says ave have
not beard OF The United States Government
ehartshng any boats belonging to this port yet
for an expedition against Memphis and New
OrIeaus. Boats arc here which the United
States Government might buy, provided they
had money enough. Regular New Orleans
boats are not for charter, for sny purpose out
OF their legitimate trade, as their owne would
have no use for them thereafter. sOms Upper
Mississippi or Illinois or Ohio river dinkiss
might be had on such terms, but we have as yet
heard Of no such bargains. The report that
twenty Eve steamers have been chartered here
by the United States Government is false. So
many boats are not to be bad on such terms
.... Tho popular Captain Priest has already
obtained for his trips TO Columbus an amount
OF business beyond the accommodations OF the
little Bracelet to supply, and that boat will be
laid up, the hne, roomy Kentucky being substi-
tuted for her, Priest, CT course, in-commsnd.
The Kentucky will leave at 4 O'Clock this at
a splendid trip awaits the traveller up
river -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-06

THH CHAIN GAse We have on several
occasions called attention to that relic Of past
bsrbsrism that is still rstsined in this city
the chsin gang; We expect Whea eaimsf times
viii admit o. discussion 70 expose this mon
rsrous ard e-usl system until an Indignant
people demsnd that it shall be Put an End to.
In TIE meantime We call attention to the fact
tbat Col. Dan. Hughes, the Nestor Of the city
~eouseil, yes'erday declared in his place is
tss board Of sldermsn that the chain gang
cost more tbsn It paid back, and was a clear
los to The city, and that the city would save
noney BY payiEg zen a dollar a day to DO The
uork ther now perform.
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CoUNcm NETTING


The Council met last evening, when Il was
Rssoltsd, That The subject Of purchasing I've
hundred mnskeis FOR armiBg the Homs Guards
shall be- referred to = committee eonsis ing Of
Aessfa Noilentine, Frazier, and Robinson.
A resolution, cfsfsF BY Aid. Frazier, au-
thorizing he mayor to have the flint locks on
the nusksts belonging TO the city changed to
percussion 10 k, was adopted.
That part Of the mayors message which
recommended The employment Of persons 10 act
as ffemsD. was referred to the FIRE committee
with poVsr to act.
AID. Rsbinson called upon the board to
make a provision that, Whsn an officer or shs
city received permission to render bis services
to the army, and received pay therefor, his
pay, for that time, from the city. should cease.
Several speakers contsnded that he salary Of
the city engineer, now absent at Randolph
on leave, should cease while he was receiving
pay from the state. The account II that cHi-
Ger was. after some debate, sllowed.
AID. Pickett moved that various fsns in an
account presented be rejected. 1t appeared
from the sceount that individuals employed By
the city, get whipS, gold pens, silver pencil
cases, pocket knives, ETC., and charge them to
the city. The accounts having the peculiar
items were held over.
AID. Merrill, from a committee appointed to
inquire into the manner Of keeping the eity's
accounts, reported resolutions requiring the
secretary OF the board, and the register, to
report 10 he controller certain specified mat
ters, the latter to render a regular balance
sheet. Adopted.
Aid. Martin reported that the committee sp-
pointed by the bosrd to go to Montgomery
and call attention TO The subject Of making
Memphis he capital Of the Confederate States,
bad performed their duty, and had good rec-on
to hope for ultimate success in their object.
A resolution was passed to appoint a com
mittse to tx the salaries OF city sheers for
the nsIt year.
Aid. Robinson offered a resolution that the
city chain gang be sent to work at Randolph,
without expense to the city for superiDsend-
snes OF otherwise.
AID. Hughes stated that the chain gang cost
more than the work was worth, and that the
city would be a gamer by paying men to clean
the streets at dollar day.
The resolution was lost, sn understanding
being come to that men condemned to the chain
gang should have opportunity, if they chose,
Of going to Randolph.
Aid. Martin offered a resolution that the
census OF The male population Of each ward
be taken, specifying those from fifteen 20 for
ty FIVE, aud from forty-hve to hfty-fve years Of
ars - the avnenae of the Stats. Adopted,
After he transaction Of some routine busi-
ne7s, council adjourned to meet again on Tues
dav next.
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Persons sesrous Of obtaining the DAILY
APPEAL at any station o. town on the Mem
phis and Chsrlsston and Mississippi Central
railroads, will be supplied by Mr. W. J. Smith,
general news agent, immediately on the srri-
val Z the morning rains from Memphis. The
territory supplied BY Mr.. Smith embraces all
The stations on the Memphis aud Charleston
railroad from Memphis 70 Stevenson, and all
the stations on The bTssissipri Central rail-
road from Jackson, Tennessee, to Grenada,
Mississippi. All complaints OF the nOn-re-
esiPt Of The paper from newsboys on the trains
ara to be madeto Mr.. Smith, at Grand Junction,
who pledges himself to the pa lie to correct
all abuses that may exist IN the sale or furn-
isbinE Of the paper at all the points above
named, when properly informed Of them.
Particular NeTIoE The price Of the
DAIrF APPEAL, when sold BY the nswsboys
on the roads above mentioned, is FrvE cEsTs,
and persons purchasing are earnestly requested
both BY ourselves and BY Mr.. Saith, not to
pay more than that sun, and If charged a
higher price to report tue fact to Us.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-06

Fos VuoIsIA ssRVIcE, sUEE-THE RINe-
GOLD GUARDs On account Of the train stop
ping over al Huntsville on Saturday night,
this splendid company win DOT leave until SUD
Day morning, At which time they leave for
Lynchburg, Virginia, sure. A few more men,
Of DE right sort, wanted. Apply soon to Cap
tain Cook, IN the telegraph building, or to The
company IN camp at Sample & MltehelPs cot
ton shed, on Madison street.
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gatrst AGms bg GflfgrapB

G. All the regular telegraphie reports for
the newspapers are made up BY the New York
associated press. No telegraph operator CT
agent is permitted to make uF such reports.
The telegraph company has no agency what
ever ia the preparation Of dispatches for the
press, nsr is it in any manner responsible for
the character or truth Of this kind II news.
u For war news by telegraph, see second
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higher price to report the fact to Us.
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TER CRY ELEcIIoE.-War matters havs
turned public attention from the subject Of
the election Of mayor, aldermen, and city Of
hcsrs, three weeks from this day, bit never
vas II 90 desirable that toe citizens Of Mem
pbls put their best men iato power as its
At thii important crisis. Let Us have men apt
in eoweil, firm In action, and shove the trade
Of popularity hunting. The mayoralty, We
observe, viii be contested BY numerous can
didafes, MAJOR saugh, John Park, John Mar
tin. and Joseph Bsrhisre are al, we under
,tsuara bound 10 run