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Westward Trains.
The Connection by this Route
il Complete.
ALL RAIL AND no STAGING.
Fare Loss
Than by Any Other Route.

Trains on the Mississippi Central RAILROAD
leave Grand Junction on TUESDAY. THURSDAY
and saturday, az O'Clock D. %.
Trains on the Mobile aud Ohio Railroad leave
CoTinth going North and south on Mondays,
wednesdays and Fridays-Soutil AZ is4g am.
and North at $50 am.
Al l'eeAtur regular connections are made with
lhe Nashville and Decatur Road for Nashville
Louisville. etc.
Al stevenson connections are made with
road.
At Chattanooga connections are made with
trains on the East Tennessee and GeorEia. ana
Western and Atlantic Railroads for am parts
Of Georgia south and North Carolina, Virginia
and the North.
For through tickets aud further Information.
apply AZ No IS Court street. at az the Meluuht.
and Charleston Depot.
". J ROSS tfenI Sup-L.
C. L. ANDERSON
General Freight and Ticket Agent.
JULIUS HAYDEN
talf-lm General Travelling Agent.
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Translated from the French for the Marion
Commonwealth,
DOEsTTCKs' LAMENT For HIS OLD
FRIEND.

Translated from the French for the Marion
Commonwealth,
DOEsTTCKS' LAMENT For HIS OLD
FRIEND.
Damphool is gone Damphool my
friend, the charm Of my chamber the
comforter of my lonely home, the sun
shine Of my existence, the borrower Of
all my clean shirts and my Sunday
BantaIaOus is no more. Sorrow is on the
hearth-heavv grief on the soul, atfiic-
tion IN the home Of Philander DOesticks.
I griave. I lament / m0urnc, / writhe in
agony I have ever tried, Oh Damphool,
10 forgive thy faults and soften thy frail
ties.
IL has been insinuated that thou vert
selfish aud lazy, but those who say this
have never seen the eat What though
thou vert fOppish 20 a degree 7 could
forgive thy Snanghi coat, Thy two acre
c0llaT, and thy pantaloons 50 tight that
thou hadst 30 pull them on with a boot
hook, thy gorgeous cravats with bows
protecting Hike sllken wings, thy lemon
rol0rd kids, thy highly perfumed hand
kerchiefs, and thy blanket shawl, which
made thee resemble a half bred Scotch
man: / could endure thy affected airs
that the ladies might call thee ''pOet'-
the ahstracted gaze, the seeming absence
Of mind the spasmodic recovery, the
long hair, brushed back behind thy no
ticeable ears 10 shew thy marble fore
head
How faithful vert thou In affection
how constant in thy first lOve-fried oys-
ters; how attentive 30 the choice of thy
maturer vears-baked turkey with eel
cry how unWaveriug IN thy economy,
never buying what thou cOulds't borrow,
and never parting with dime i'm charity
or any friendly gift! How consistent in
thy devotion 10 music and the drama,
always pauOniZing them when il could
be done al the expense OF others.
How lovely, too, wery thou in DISPOSE
ton and how afiahle in manners. With
what an affecting air c0ulds't thou kick
the match boy out of doors, box the ears
Of the candy girl, or tell the more ath-
letic apple woman 10 20 10 the devil
With what a generous sir c0ulQs't thou
regard distress, while thy hands closed
with "a tighter grasp upon the cherished
pennies ia thy purse! AnatOmically
speaking, thou hads't heart emotion
ally, not trace Of one! The feohie organ
which served thee in thai capacity,
knew no more Of generous sentiment
than a Shanghai pullet knows Of the
Opera of Norma,
] shall lament thee Damphool-shall
sorrow over thy taper legs, and grieve al
the remembrance Of thy uuctiOus hair;
shall miss thy intellectual cOUntenanes,
-r-sr q. s5rr.......r,r ts.. E.g.g.sfs...
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Dissolution Of COpGFtnership
WE have this day sold cut our entire stock
w Of Groceries. Provisions, etc, to Messrs.
Loeb Bro, who will continue the business as
the same stand, No. 10 4 l0is Union street All
liabilities Will be paid by either member OF the
old drm JOSEPH WALDEN.
A REID.
Memphis, Jan. "A, lse5. jas 81
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COTTON FACTORY / BUILDINGS
AND
SITE FOR SALE.


L > situated In the Southern Border Of Tisio-
niu2O County, Miss, IS miles south OF luka.
Miss, on the road 10 Fulton.
DESCRIPTION OP PROPERTY:
One section Of Land, covered with pine timber.
une large Frame Factory House, 81 by - fest,
three and a half stories
Une large roorny store House, with good cellars
yne large rooIny frame, wood OF carpenter SHOP
One large rOomy blacksmith shop
One large rOomy cotton shed.
Two Double Houses for operatives, passage BE-
tween.
-Four single Houses. with sheds attached.
Four single HOuses, without sheds
One Large Mil House with Corn & Wheat NH.
One Large Gin House-
one Saw NliiI win New Circular saw
Resides Dwelling House, stabiesL Cribs efe
with the Finest Water Power ia the state oi
Mississippi; q large, bold and never failinE
stream or Water, passing through a natural
rock canal-the left hank 80 feet me right bank
70 feet high, 0f solid rock. The bed or 1ottOua
Il also solid rock In fact 10 Is solid rock canal
with capacity to drive four TO zen thousand
spintles, IN hs<hy locality, with good roads
70 Iuka.
A Splendid Orenardl-of about so choice Apple
Trees A Fine Peach Orchard.
Having been broken up BY the war pro-
pose % sell this splendld properly IN toto put
would prefer 10 Eeil one-llalf interest Tor Cash.
to be invested IN Cotton Machiuery, and n de-
sired viii remain and superinfsnd the same;
o. win give Is up 70 the party purchasing The
Here Is q splendid opening for capitalists 10
invest in the
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II w q
Splendid Cotton Plantations
FOR RENT OR SALE.

A SfENDlDAY improved tract OF land be-
n longing to the estate OF Seth Whsatlsy sit
uated on Bayou Macon I'M Carroll Parish, La,
Is miles west Of Lake PrOyideucs. This tract
contains Eu0 acres, Sc OF which has been
cleared for long time aud viii produce bale
OF cotton 70 the acre. There Is a good dwelling
house, quarters for Iaborers steam gin. mill and
all Necessary improvements on the place
Bayou Macon is navizaole for steamers ana the
products can be shipped direct ffo.u tile private
landing 70 New Urleans-
Also, 300 acres. go OF which is opens situated
miles south OF Memphis, bstween Horn Lake
rlsd ana ne river. This Is one Of the best plan
tations in the county, producing cotton, corn,
wheat oats etc, equal 70 any upland place In
quarters for laborers, mill, cribs and Stable ON
the place
Great bargains may be had ih-either or both
Of the above places. Apply TO
DR. D. ID. SAUNDERS,
jals-lml 81 south Court Street, lup slaiTsl.
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Valuable Farm for Sale in
Madison County, Tenn.

DESIRING TO move 70 Jackson, I will sell
~ privately my farm which approaches 70
within one mile Of thatplace, and eoniain- 40
acres.
The improvements are handsome ans COM
nOdiOus brick Dwelling House, with al neces-
sary out-buiidings, stables. cisierng lce mouse
and two orchards. About half Lhe lahl Is
timber.
jackson is a large and fiourishing town. on
the Mobile & Ohio Railroad, ana Is tne noftil-
m contains West Tennessee College ana Fe-
rnais HiQh school a number of churches, and
roent Nm, Ii. STEPHENS.
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Pqdioal Pllfcy and Democratic NrotfGg
.4a1Ig-ed- Negro Safr0gc iH the DLs-
f-ic' and The Nates- Congress and ne
President
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: sltuated In the Southern Border Of Tisilo-
Inin2o county, Miss, 3 miles south OF luka.
diSs., on the road to Fulton.
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v,Trs az ADVERTIsENci.

O.ae y e''ie esrh additional insertion 99SS
two weeks IN
a. 80 month . ~
nz-ArI advertisements consioefea o"o Ni'ei
the hr=t insertion. ,,. ....,,,,--s1 constitute a
ns- Firht lines Of solid non pareli
- an adze tlsementS in Jle opeelsl -No'4's
-lu VIII t-. clarFed p cents per ltls,. me 81,
- Nfarr5age and death no4cea pGolialeu -
,,rher advertisements ...,-.4 r,- d, ,y,,.-
80 an advertisements net MAJ So lol - . :,
,-t4s5 time viii be discontinued ~ lne emu u
g. - 4 m advertisements for the Appeal must
~ handed in at the Clerk desk
- Transient aduertissEsegis lHllsf De pad goT
n aeJuuce
~ M advertisements win appear IN The
,k-ast,ry psper. unless by special contract
g. Advertisements 70 be inserted IN the
ygsst-lv uaper only. or a. irregular intervals IN
either af the papers, VIII De charged q P-i
souare for each and every insertion.
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"a. There are eight requisites TO sue
cess in law suit-a good cause, a good
Judge, a good counsel a good attorney,
good witnesses, a good jury ago0d purse,
and last, though not least good luck.
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From the Nsw orlS Times, Jan. -
vvFFE THE PRESIDENT VETO THE
ttTIE ENFRANCEKfSING NEssHtt.s -
TRE DISTRICT OF COLI BiA
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beS- A golden rule for young lady, is
70 converse always with your female
friends as If a gentleman were Of the
party and with young men as II your
female companions were present
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Combining elegance, Hghtness, durability,
comfort and economy, and unquestlouably the
most desirable article made. For sale whole
sale and retail by
MENKES BROTHERS & CO.,
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bar The widow Clicqu0t-she Of the
champagne eighty-seven years Of age
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s-T-1s6O-x.
BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERS.

They purify. strengthen and invigorats.
They create % healthy appetite.
They are an autidOte 70 change of water and
diet
They overcome effects or dissipation and late
hours.
They strengthen the system and suliven the
mind.
They prevent missmatic and intermittent
feveIs.
They purify the breath and scidity OF the
stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure D.aTThea, Cholera & Cholera Morhus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Head
ache
They aye the best Bltters in the world. They
make the weak strong, and are exhausted na-
lures great restOrer. They are made OF pure
-. CroiN Rum, the celebrated Calisaya Bark.
roots and herbs. and are taken with the plea
sure Of a beverage, without regard to age o.
time Of day- Particularly recommended TO
delicate persons requiring gentle stimulant.
Sold by All GrOcers, Druggists, Hotels and sa-
looms. Only genuine when the cork Is covered
by our private u. 5. Stamp. Beware OF cOun-
torisits and REALIZED bottles
P.H. DRAKE & CO.,
4 Park Row. New York.
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AAlr lAA11l lalp-iArA anu ASAAoAo II Use T u
he by
WALKER BROS & co.
ZZg Main street. Memphis Tenn.
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Sradiey's Duplex Elliptic Skirt.
IsradIey's Duplex Elliptic skirt,


stylish. comfortable and economical skirt worn.
For sale by
MACK BROTHERS & BONN
-
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Finest Water Power in the South,

With all Necessary Building on. the preui.ss
ready built, large enough Tor Spinning ana
Weaving both, II desired.
For particulars refer 20 ]. G. Terry. Ns7opbis.
Tenn; X W. Price, C0iambus Mis- ~, 80,
zeBs 0f TsnomingO county. Miss
1 can be found on the pIsin - Al An rtr,a.
JAZZ ~. y. aAHr.
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Memphis and Charleston Railroad.
CHANGE OF sCHEpUIF
Eastward Trains.

On aud after "WEDNESDAY. the Sun instant
ne "a us on ne Mem phls aud Charleston ftgIt
road will run DAILY, As f1Iloxs.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
N E. w S z I R II.
FOR 1965-'6-
THE GREAT INVENTION OF THE AGE.
r VIZ 1AUPz
j. w. RradIey's
DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
COr double Steel SPRING.
- x 7 n II,
,,,,.s.,.., m, 4. "a, -, .. ,,.,,v
wrsrs,. BRADLEY Z CARY.
beus aud p and 81 Rsade.street,
NE-uy vopK

This Invention consists Of Duplex Tor twol
lllPtic Pure ll-uued Steel SPRING.. fuKeniOuslg
nIalaed uRhuy and firmly together, edge TO
euee, making the toughest, most flexible. elias
tic aud durable spring ever used. They seldom
behG or hreaE, ike the single Springs, and con-
sequently preserve their perfect and beautiful
shape more Than twice as long any single
spring skirt that ever has or can be made
The wonderful fexibility aud great comfort
an1 pleasure % any lady wearing the Auplex
Elliptic skirt viii be experienced particularIy
Ina all crowded assemblies. operas. carrfalges
railroad cars church peWs, arm chairs Tor
prome made and house dress. as the skirt can be
folded when Ia Csc 20 occupy "a small place as
easily and COW euieutly a. a muslin dress.
A lady having enjoyed the pleasure comfort
and great convenience Of wearing the Du pieN
Elliptic steel spring skirt FOR a single day will
use. For Children, misses and Young ladies
they are superior 10 all others
twisted thread and viii wear twice as long ~
the single yarn covering which j. used on an
single steel hoop skirts The three bottom rods
on every skirt are also double steel. and twice
or double covered to prevent the covering from
wearing on the rods when dragging down
stairs stone steps, etc, etc, which Shey are
constantly subJget 10 when la USE.
q u are made Of the new and elegant corded
tapes, and are the b6st qualify In every part,
giving 10 the Wrarer the most graceful and per-
fsct shape possl ble, aud are uuquestiOnably the
llghtesJ most desirable, comfortable and eco
uOmieal skirt ever made.
For sale IN all inst class stores, Wholesale and
Retail, in M citV. and throughout the United
States and Cauadss, Havana de Cuba, Mexico,
south America. and the West Indies
Hs- Inquire Tor tise Dupisx Elliptic (Or
Doubiel spring skirt.
Egradiey's Duplex Elliptic skirt.
is the best quality in every part. graceful
in shape, and being flexible, make the most
stylish. comfortable aud economical skirt worn.
MACK BROTHERS 8 BONN
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Important 10 Travellers
BETWEEN
MEMPHIS & EASTERN CITIES.
The Great Broad Gusgs
LtIanfIe and Greaf Ne.Iern RaiIMar

is now open and running two daily fast eN-
pres trains from Cincinnati 10 New York auG
all Eastern cities Passengers viii ful this 2
most desirable route. The equipments of this
ROAD are unequ8led BY any on this continent
Elegant Palace Sleeping Cars accompany all
night trains, and smoking cars on all trains
Ample time Is allowed az regular hours for
meals and the un broken Broad Guags Offers to
the traveller a degree Of security, comfort and
spe ed not 70 be found on any otherroute. CON
ncctiOns RIA Cairo 81. Louis, OF Chicago Tor this
route are certain also connections for Pitts
burg. Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington.
Tickets can be nld and baggage checked
through al all principal Southwestern offices.
For further infOrmatlsu and through tickets,
apply TO LARRY HAEMSTAD
Agent III. Cen Railroad u jefferson street.
or T. =. BYINGTuN,
Agent Chicago and 81. Louis ffallroad, No. I2
Madison street, Memphis, Tenn or
SIDNEY COOK.
dei6 8m GayosO House
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TRANSPORTATION.
NOTICE TO sHIFPxRs.
The Memphis and Charleston
RA".RoAn

s prepared ta receive and paF Bteamb0at
enarges and drayage on frelghts consigned 10
l.ltiss - - AZ the following points On the Aemplls
anu NltriestOn Railrosd viz:
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MInOna

stations omitted. are not provided with
agentsghich neeess1tates prepayment In Mem.
piils ~ All bills on freight for such places.
freight Tor points on Mississippi Central Rail
Grand function.
Parties shipping 20 points on Mobile and Ohio
lsltl M va Coflnln- must arrange 70 receive and
pay charges on their Eoods af C0riuth n. no
pay charges
ms prepayment Of local freIzhts 20 points
A41-eu ABOVE Will no longer be- reTuired
b-i4- Of Latdlng should 10 semi "a u ri pal
s7, is7,. q F,t-' Ageuts Memphis and Charleston
i--i4iuii1s No y tJurt street Memphis
". j. ROSS. tfru sfffn
deco Memphis and Charleston Railr6-td
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Duplex Elliptic skirt.

Very flexible. folded easily when in use 10
accupy "a small space, and an article Of superior
excellence. For sale, in al styles, al the
SOUTHERN PALACE
NIXON, WOOD & co,
go Main ST
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GARDEN SEED.
GRASS SEED
q OIC = Pts tolls
And other Improved Makes,

WE have made arrangements with the ma
w kcrs Of these celebrated weapons that
viii enable as 10 sell them at the lowest whole
sale prices, either wholesale or retail.
COuHtry Merchants supplied on liberal terms.
a full assortment Of fixed ammunition for the
same. r. Fl. CLARK x co,
de.l-1mig No CiarEs Marble BlOck.
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PRICE OF suRscRIPTIoN.

Daily On advance per ,l snnoh 80
T., car.serS and usws-deaiersr per oois r 40
Weekly per sunum in advance, i .,,, ,,r nal books
uA- No subscription ehteiel ehte,i ~
f,,r m les time than one month
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CARD.
ID Rx GOO ID =
AND
CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT,
Corner Front 4 Union streets.

We are now enabled 10 an ali orders IN both
lines az tls very lowest prices.
-1tAteiul tOr the liberal patronage hitherto
unuance thereof
!, f.Sohh Irantham assisted by Mr. p NJ
IooeI ~ isoIl VIII attend TO all CouoR Buslness.
Memphis, January ~, 1855. AZ ~ l% "
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NEW FIRM.

HAVING purchased the entire stock OF John
Iii b. Reid a Co., Ma ~ second street, Adams
Block, will continue The Wholesale Dry GOODS
business az the same place, under the name and
style Of Henry b. EdmondsOn & Co.
Mr. James Il. Cochran, late OF Price, Ferris
Co, Philadelphia, as heretofore, will continue
10 give his personal attention % the business
HENRY B. EDMONDSON.
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.


V'HE partnership heretofore existing between
L the undersigned under the firm name style
OF John b. Reid q Co.. is this dag dissolved by
limitation.
JOHN R. REID.
q. W. MCMAHON.
Memphis, Tenn, Jan. p
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Ladies Oyster Saloon.

The ladies are informed that fine Saloon is
now opened, where they can be supplied with
Oysters iu every style, Coffee, Tea. Chocolate etc.
Attentive and courteous walters viii be in
attendance. JOSEPH SPECHT,
uuVS-im No. 81 Madison 81.
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BradIey's DupIex Elliptic Skirt
BradIey's Duplex Elliptic skirt.

IsOf the hest material. style and manufacture,
nd the most graceful. durable and ecOnOLni-
al skirt made. For sale by
RICE. STIX & co,
a05lz and slT Main street
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ReEisteri ReEisfer. Register,


We are sorry 10 hear that there are
SIN considerable number of persons
who usually vote the Union t5cket M
registered in two Of The city tONnships.
There are also 4 few in every township
in the county. This should not be the
case AZ the end OF this week, and it
need not be- II depends on our friends
how close We shah come 70 registering
our entire strength. The responsiblli-
~ is with the Union men themse4ye
Rnept In rare instances every mancan
be induced 70 register himself Thee
are always one or tSo friends who can
influence an unwilling, hesitating or
dIlatory VOTE. And generally such
influencing friends OF each man are
known TO the active, leading, working
men Of every township. We appeal 10
such men to scan the lists On the Reg
istrars books and compare them with
the lists in their own POSSESSION, and
ascertain the amount of delinquency in
each voting district. Iii important 10
bear In mind that registration Is mat
ter of vital necessity. Unless our
friends are on the books their appear
anee At the polls on the day OF election
Is OF no service whatever. They can
not vote II their names are not written
In the lists. Remember that all inn
portant fact. It does not seem TO be
universally understood We must al
be registered by the 10Th Of this month.
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stephens, me Head centre. 10 AJs
dress Fenians Throushout flIe
10 tie EaaiiStor 81 tke Nsas YorE ItIBlr1.e.:
SR-For satisfaction of an friends
of1rfsh freedom, and to dispose ola m
NOR hat has reached my ears since ar
irving In New York, SCI Shoat by some
parties for their own reasons, that Jas.
Stephens, c. 3. I. R, does not mean TO
visit this country, have 10 state that I
was directed by him, on leaving Paris,
TO announce that he would positively
sail nom HavTe for this port ria RreSi,
on the steamship Napoleon III, which
lef the latter port on Saturday, the
Ssh inst, and which viii probably ar
rive here before Wednesday, the 9Th
proximo, for the purpose Of making 4
tour through the principal American
ci6es. Matters Of The utmost impor-
tance 70 the Irish Republic prevented
his leaving France by the Steamship
LafayeEses which arrived In port on
saturday, and on which he Was expect
ed He viii address the friends of Irish
Independence 1T the several cities,
which VIII be designated through the
public press in the course Of few DAYS
THOMAS ]. KELLY,
AdjutAnt General / r. &.
NV SoRK, April -, lS66.
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ANEW YoRk correspondent writes.
You have heard OF John Morrisssy's
gambling house. It IS palatiai in its
apartments, and. with splendid sup
pers, wines, and liquors, and the com
Met with the tiger there IS an that
may Be desired by any one Inclined 10
sport Millions OF dollars have been
lost and won in that house, but always
on the square-at least, such Is the rep
ntation OF AIorrissey that none CUES
ton the fairness Of his game. And
there have been big games played there.
7 know or New Yorker, who, IN what
IS technically termed 4 snap came,
lost <63, 600 IN q single night, and, with
in \ month. turned the tables and won
5000 from the winner. This inuiTid-
ual IS the biggest better in the world,
and has o1len won and lost $1,000 to
moo IN a night There are many
large better1 here, but none with bis
nerve, and, I may add, few with hall
the fortune. since his income IS 500. 900
per year He plays for excitement
rather than gain-h
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orxani1e Tor me Election.

The first duty of every Union citizen
Is 70 register himself his next duty
Is 10 examine the lists and see If every
Union friend and acquaintance IS ike
wise registered. If they are mot he
should take some steps, according to
the measure of his acquaintance, 70 see
that the delinquency IS brought to their
attention. This Is doing practical SER
vice TO the cause. II Is the process of
Infusing Iifs and enthusiasm into the
party. Ii Is the way 70 achieve certain
success on election day. Unless some
men are willing TO take this interest We
are bound to faIls short of many votes A
very few votes may decide the result in
the county. The margin viii not be
large either way. ne chances are
about even as The situation stands. We
have The votes to carry the amendment
triumphsntly through in this county
II they are INST securely registered. and,
nsUr, eatainlY brought cut ON election
day. In order 70 make sure Of the lat
Ter necessity We need better organize
ton than At present exists. We are not
working systematically enough. Our
opponents are doing much better. They
are Gall Of determination and ambit ion
in references 70 this county, and that
too without the incentive inspired by
any reasonable hoPeof general success
throughout the State. In their energy
and zeal under such circumstances they /
setnsan example that We eznnot AZ |
4o-1 70 disregard And in order to