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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-06-13
Fore ga News.

A serious insurrootion has broken
out in Tuuis.
The Queen OF Portugal met with
an enthusiastic reception ut Turin.
The Canadians have conquered tho
Turks in tSo fresh engagements.
Tho Emperor OF Austria was
crowned King OF Hungary, at Pesih,
Saturday,
The Greek ship Arcadian Is block
AIDED by the Turk sh neet at Cerigo
Neither the King nor Queen OF
Spain, NOR rho Emperor Of Morocco,
will visit Paris thus year,
Prussia is engage with Denmark IN
negotiations concerning the rostora-
tion OF the Dnehy Of North Sehles.
wig.
Prussia has expressed a willingness
to evaeuate Luxemberg by given
date. aud France has accepted her
promise without guarantee.
During the first quarter Of the
present year, the expenses of the
Austriaa Government exceeded its In .
como by over sixteen million norins.
There had been terrible perseeu-
tion Of the jews at Jassy, the capit,l
Of Mo'davia, but tho interference Of
France aud Austria put an end to il.
The Matamoras Rauchero says
that Maximilian aud his entire force
was betrayed TO Esoobedo by Lopes,
for $4,000. Maximilian sent his
sword to EscobedO, stipulAting only
that he should receive the treatment
due a prisoner of war, aud that if any
Of the Imperial officers were to be
shot he should be the 6rst one sacri
feed. No execution bad lakeu place
'up 70 tho lssese adviUs,
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The County Convention.

The Delegates appointed to meet
in convention at Tifhn, TO select Dee
gates to attend the State Convention,
at Colunbps, on the 10Th oi Juue,
convened at the City Hall, on Tues
dsy, tho llth inst, and organized by
electiug Hon. c. X. Watson to the
Chair, aud N. r. Childs, as Secretary.
The Conven,ion then proceeded TO
the business OF eleeting Delegates,
with the following result
DELEoATEs:-G. NJ. Ogden, Hon.
c. X. Watson. W. l.. Myers, David
Steward, Joseph Eckles, Peter Bray.
ton.
ALrERrArEs:-cbas. Foster, A. G.
Baker, NJ Sullivan. John swigert,
Thos, Pennelle, DR.. p. G. Kishpuugh.
The motion prevailed that Dele
gates have the power Of filling vScan.
cies, 10 Ony, 10 the delegation.
0u motion, the Central Committee
we're requested to call nominating
to meet at TiHiu, on Sat.
urday, August 18th, 1867, to put In
nomination Candidates for county
ofices; and on the Saturday proceed
ing to call upon the voters Of Town
ship and wards to hold meetings and
appoint delegates to said convention.
Upon motion tho Convention ad.
journod.
C.E. WATSON,
Chairman
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-06-13
ExrUWSION~.

Wednesdays anil sAturd,y., leaving a. shove.
Fare, to- Round Trip, boc,
The boat cAn be chartered by the trip or per
ceRtage e passenger tickets all other days ex
eepi sundays, between the hours Of ~ A N and 0
Liberal inducements offered 20 excursion Par
ttes. eitheron special or reuiAr trains along the
hnes ol he u n aud Ma HRR,
Tho Star has b Gu q ted put With special reirT-
enes TO the accommodation and ION iort OF excur-
sipn fsrlles, wing an Awning Deck over the
IN in hurricane deck, oOmmo1iona, airy Sshin
anl plcn'y of seala The b,At hNa car ylng eAln,-
oiy Tor seven hundred 10 a thousand passengers,
With y Ffcei = iety.
Altrr september 9th will mHk~ but one lrip a
day, leaving Put-in-nNS At "a n aud a,ndusky
A. : ~, aud viii discontinue the exeuTs,on
" D, All business olmmunieAtlans should be
addtVaaed; SteNaeF Evenhtg \ ar, Ssniusky, ID
June IN 1882 ~ UANf'r7, = -
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-06-13
TERMS OF Sale.

AavsF,lpemrssis ofateek are pre- sred, nsaslns
ch artiole aud lts vaur, Add arr placed IL seeded
euVel0pea. hnd vel miNed. One OF these envei-
ores. coitainiug an Advertisement, tagether With
choice col eciiun Of fipular ouEa aud hecittl,
o. well executed Photogtaph, win bs sold al
our NAre- Rooms OF sept ily mail 10 Hny address
for went ty-nv- Cents, or five Tor Ons DOiipr.--
On rcreipt OF the advertise meet, Oh viii see
what you are going - have, Hud thenit 4 your
option g. pAy the d 'liar and take the article or
not. Purchasers may thus aitdn a Gold % ril-
yer Watch, Shver Plated Tea Set, Sewing Ma
chine o. any other article on list for Une ID J.
lar h1-The p'ice oi an envelope is Twenty Eve
Centai % give u call sud satisfy yourselves oAt
you on buy NOT gO0ds Tor the money than ever
was sod at any o her Place In the County.
hS-A hos who Orisr frum the county must
be particular In giving their p IT bf1ce Address,
he name Ofthe Town AMI County In which they
live and BY what ESpress they vii have heavy
Koods .ont. COmptnNir WRre-Room for the
North. West No 70 Market street, Tim, ohio,
opposite the Davis House.
Juns -, 1867
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Daa.h Of Bassstt Langdon.

Col. i. Bassott l.angdon, who serv.
oil faithfully aud with high credit in
the Union army, died at Cincinnati
on Thursday last, FROM tho effects OF
terrible wound, which had tortur.
cd him since the battle Of Mission
Ridge.
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For Representative.

At the Democratic County Conven.
ton on Saturday last, Il. 7. Stictney.
our late County Treasurer was nOmi-
mated for Representative to the State
Legislaturs We presume Mr.. Stick
ney wants to 20 down and lookup the
''soldicrs fund that he was so long
finding IN our county treasury.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-06-13
DR.. scuENcRs
PULMONIC SYRUP.

Th' gceat med cine cured Dr. J. n. aoaEHoz, 1As
Fs>rr eor Of Pulmonary Consump,lo whoa Il haa
assumed is mos iormidAb'e aspoel Aad whea spsody
aeash Arsearvl 10 BE- q svAb e Hls pA slolana pro-
nounsoi HE oase nourab,e whsa ha oommsnesA
the use o. th's simr.e but powerful remedy. nis
heath Was restored In q very shor time, ana ne
return Of the dseAze has Sosn approhsadol or al
the nmp'oms quickly alsapPearoA and hls prossal
WeiFh, u more than TIVE hundred pound4
Since hh rceevory, he hes devoted he aiieatioa
eNelnslvuJ 10 tha sura ot Consumption end tAe
dsoa~a which are u-ually eour lca 81 with n ana
tbs euro, o!Icoea hy he medielnea have hosa vsES
namorOos and truly woador hi. nr. SonxEox
uakcs pro etonel vuitA 1a nsVoal q The Iarer e,i
weekly, whero be hasa lArre oonooursa Of pslloalA
aud hh truly astonishing y - poor eonsanp,,vu,
thai Aavo 70 " hied out q tholr earlAseA sad IA
= iev monlhs healshy. robust pervonA D.
s0uENck'S PULM0NIC HrRUR SEAWRgn
TONIC, AID MANDRAKE PtL,LA ere psaaraily
al UlQlned Ia oarlns coasumplloa. Faa dirOe.
ueas Hooompaay saoA - thal say enc can take them
wihoui sealus DE- souuSok. Aaa whsa d 4 osn.
veaoh 4 A bss 70 ~ him. Ho glrsa advios teA
hua ekathoroush ezAnnaiion With bis naRlronslas
~ ieS ia 1hros aol.ar.
p Psaso ooservs. whea paroAaslas. ihaa ne I've
uksleseos .. ne Doeior--0ne whoa An he Ia uiezs
ef oonsumpslon, aad The char - ho now h IA
pOr.eOt Sath-ars gu The Gossrnmsns damp
eald V al Drusssta anA nea'orA Prlos el1s
per bo'lA W $50 tho half doaea- Lsaisn kg
siviee should alwayV b dlrsalea 10 Or. schenekS
hins'pNA noe, Is North sh 81. Philads pAla. N.
1ieaesai wAo'osalo Asenlss pssnAs Barass d Co.
\. y, 8 Haaee, nAhimoEA Ma Joha d.
rsrs. olacianssi oAio, ,'wsiker Tsyipr. chle4So.
uli caaiaS orest ~ Lsn'A kcstea ~ e. u.&tS1
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-06-13

General Howard has applied to the
War Department for detail oftwen.
ty officers for his Bureau. The ap-
plication was not complied with, as
Government finds il difficult 10 mus.
ter enough for registration boards in
The South.
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RFAL EsTATE Ena SAFE

n M. rNDBRslGNKD VIA, sRiE v0a
cash OF on reasonable terms OF credit, the fol-
lowing lands In seneca county, Ohio, to-wit
Is. Acres. Sc. ~. in Eden township. well tim.
bered T-7.t''-'--- II
oa.-lots, Of os-loo acres each. In Fisher's "a
Addition 10 Fost0ria H
go Acres 10 Soc. S. 7 and .. in Hopewei town
ship. win sell IN parcels, ~ purchasers may de-
siTe, y :, DIR. JAMES FlSHEh
- u. N. BbSssss or wns N. leHssep, .
Nay II, iUgT.~-Sna. TiinrA, Ohio
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Elbridge Gerry, son Of the Ell.
bridge Gerry who signed the Deela-
ration Of Independence, has just diod
~ +hs sgo ofT3.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-06-13

Passengers leaving Cleveland At AoS ?. NJ And
stations along the Northern Division Of q. & r
a. tnd ,lHO tn lse leaving Uinclnnau at A M
via Columbus aud shelby or newark, mako close
connection with evening bat
lalabd ..sengers loaving by both morning and
aitrtnOoI b,at, max" close connections with the
sou,hcrn roads, bJth OF viii h make direct con.
nee'iona east aud west at MonroeVille and Clyde.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-06-13

Agents for the Star shit, neG,sst best
nifing and most ecouOmeSl. We world also call
the attention 10 Country Merchanta that We JOB
goods at Eastern price-, giving them an Opportu.
very low figures. Farmers willsave from 20 to so
p,rcent BY calling 90 US before purchasing else-
Nhere. OUR ST OK is COMPLErELY NEW,
WITH NEW PRICES Call and convince Nour.
aelf at sTBlNAU q DHO.
No. 2, National Tx. Bank Buildiag, opposite shaw
hans block. june s,h, 1857.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-06-13
HOUSE In lmIs CITY,


HOUSE IN AIMS CITY
see our Hr1ce List:
CnT;ror. 1n ro 49,
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>,t.
~e"S ""nss ~. 80, 90,
G.SSk V' "V'
n,
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S""Wts, LOU, = %, $40
AetedGhGO eHNNtl1eH. 10,
10 TX uRr OA 80. ~ SAK
go ~ eAset So
ne N A. Aa,a nOnO 80 nR
ACS SO
ana 40.
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Ncw advertisements.
Estray.

STRAYED from the subscriber. living y mile
- cnst Of Melmurc on Saturday, June 6ih,
small BAY MARE. ak ,etrs old star in the fore
head, lame In the LEFT hind leg, had on three
shoes when n,id animal LETT home. A liberal re-
ward will be given 10 the taket up uf said ami.
NAL, or Information OF her whereabnuis
JACOB GARnEE.
Melmore, June Iaih, 1867 -aw.
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a5o, $ 30. 600 ), ! MELODEONs.

Gold and SilDer Watches, Seth of
+ Jetosiyy, lSsp1ing Mackfaes, Pho.
tograph Albums, Goid Pens,
iSiluer Pidted Tea Sea, Engrarings,
Table aud Pocket Cutlery, Dry GoOds
ma &c. DC, 7fvf
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-06-13
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Two Trips Daily ! {!
SATURDAYS, Leaves
Put-in. Day

AZ go A. n, SNndu.ky At 9.r. NJ Excursion,
keturning; Leaves tn in. Day At $50 r. NJ an
kelleys Island at O'Clock, striving At SAnduski
AtTPM.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-09-26
NEWS.

From the Friar's Psint COdhOmidR We
learn that the warehouse of Capt. Pau
Morton, in hat town, was burned on
Thursday night, under circumstances
which leave no doubt that il was the act
OF an i~ncendiary. The loss was about
5000 and the captain was insured TO the
amount Of $1,000.
The TdHdhdtchidn says: The freed
men Of Adams county, having refused to
work on the roads, the post commandment
At katchez, Major Biddle, informs them
that they must do 1t or pay an equiva-
lent In money.
-AlcOrn, the great mOgul Ofradicalism,
made q speech Grafton, or ~harrangue, of
great length In Canton, on Monday last,
but without ever any apparent effect
even on the negroes, who were present
In force.
The our OtOn paper, issued at Pom
totoc, on the 10th inst, has the following:
The army worm has made its appearance
in the cotton fields in this county, caus-
ing much uneasiness 10 the farmers, who
fear a short crop in Consequence of their
ravages.
The Iuka Gazette, speaking Of one
X. W. Flournoy-Of radical prOclivities
calls him q detestAble burlesque on
humanity, and spittOon of i~ndeceney.
which certainly has the merit Of being
an original, II not very eloquent descrip-
ton Of a political opponent.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-09-26

The Black River Standard, pub
lished at Pocahontas, has been purchase,
and will be edited by Messrs. J. II. Pur
kins and II. J. Radcliffe, whose saiuta
tory is ia excellent taste and uneXcep
tionable in political principles. We wisl
them success.
The Fort Smith Herald of the 18th
says: 4 mail route has been established
between this place and Paraclifta, Sewer
county. The route passes through Green.
wood, Madison and Dallas to Paraclifta.
IL is q very important route, as the good
people below, in Scott, Polk and SEWER
were in great need Of mail facilities.
The Black River Standard has a call
for = meeting at PocahOntas, ON the 2Sth
inst, Of the farmers, mechanics and pee-
pie generally of the county, to inaugu-
rate movements to insure the success of
an agricultural and mechanical fair there
this fall.
The Monticello Guardian of the 14th
says : On all classes it will be fair to cal
culate that in the county at least a third
Of n crop will be made, and on forward
cotton at least a half crop. This, with
large crops Of corn, will make us feel
comfortable, if not prosperous, for anoth-
er year.
The following is from the Magnolia
indicator, eff the 10th The cotton
worm has ruined the cotton crop in this
county. Planters from every part of the
county inform US that the weed has been
entirely stripped by them, and that there
cannot possibly be more than one-fourth
Of a crop made. In some places they
have even deyoured the boil.
The Ashley county Times, of the
l4th, says We regret to announce the
return Of the cotton worm TO our cotton
fields, in redOubled force. The cotton
crop will be q short one in Ashley.
The Augusta Sentinel makes the fol-
lowing sensible remarks on the recon-
structiOn question Let US accept all they
force upon us without a muTmur-they
have the bayonet and we but a bare
arm-but accept nothing OF our W ac-
cord. Take no part in the further rivet-
ing the manacles that already environ
our freedom. This we think is the posi-
ton Of most of our leading men, and we
feel confident OF doing q duty when we
re-eeho it to the people of Arkansas.
When the time comes, which it soon
will, let all who have registered go to the
polls and vote "nO convention " at the
time, elect q delegate to represent
you, should the state go for 3 cOnven-
ton,
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. CEH
IRssEE ". PAGE, JR.--.PEEsIDENT
AT.
j. NJ.
III. SELDtN
HOWELL 4. JAUKSOE,
DIREUTORS-E IA. Apperson, lessee W.
Psge, JE, Wm- L. Vance, a. T. Iscy. q. i. Sell
den, M. Kelley, Howell Z. Jackson, CSC. N.
Barilett, ]. II. Hartley, }. j. Peres, W.. N.
Aikin.J. NJ. heating
The mutual system has dessrvedly become
The most popular mcIde Of insurance In the
United States, and is the one smbraeed by
those best Informed a pom the subject. and who
appreciate and desire security, psfpetutty and
economy. In a purely mutual company the
assured derives all the advantages which eatt
be realized from an Insurance., and AZ the low
est rates, or exact cost, paying no tribute or
profits to the propri etors or stockholders for,
perhaps an lnadeo nate capital or ecunty.
1neapness combined with security. and q cor
Gaintv Of accomplishing the obie1 in view.
are the essential eIuen sought Tor, and they
nav he found omfnently existing in a wall
conducted mut1a- Ailparties i~nSuring in this
company become members Of The company
and axe directly intrusteG IN its success. can
AT the Office. OF the company for duli infoTmar
ton, whereby ali real aatats insurers can save
FIFTY per cent, Of their Insurance account.
aus 5m
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL
MEMPHIS. Equtnmbar q. 1897. Z

OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL,l
MEMPHIS. September IS, 1851.
Gold opened in New York at tsN and az moor
had risen TO 4s5s. Our dealers have also ad
the offerings decrease daily. The few small
amounts presented were taken aI42c, and oc
e%asiOnsl sales were reported At an advance o
silver buying At 81 10 5Sc.
There is bu. a light demand for exchange
/ and rates are the same as on yesterday.
The large offerings OF city scrip tx creating 6
! depression in the market, and dealers prefer C
buy spAriHgly-50to SIC are the buying rates
selling Al SO 70 54c, with light demand.
Brokers seem 10 have renewed faith IN county
warrants, and look Tor a good call for them Al
an early day. Oft the county tax about 70 pei
cent. can be paid in county warrants, against
40 per cent last year. Dealers buy a. 10 75C
and hold al IS to Sc.
Police scrip is being offered for sale at the
countermore literally than for hOms time back
Dealers only buy, however, when wanted by q
customer. II was rendered at Sc during the
sold by a broker at SSc.
The earnings OF the different railroads which
enter Chicago were reported as follows for the
month OF august: Chicago, Alton & 81. Louis
Sl0S,b56; Chicago & Great Eastern, S5lSS; Chi
cago, Rock IslAnd& Pacific, SS9,2O; Chicago q
North western, S20,71O "a; Chicago. darlington
& Quincy, Sl25.6S0; Illinois Central, Sl2.54 81;
SlsS,OO0.
One effect OF the Russian purchase already
appears. The people of the British colony on
the Pacific are beginning TO desire annexation
TO the United States. "The choice" SAYS one
writer, " is between annexation and ruin Of the
colony" Within a few years, It now seems
probable, the United States will control the
entire North American Pacific coast line, as far
south as Cape 81. Lucas or MRzatlHu.
The Havana municipality has secured a loan
in London. The administration is dehberatlng
on the inexpediency Of increasing the rate OF
interest allowed by BaneO Espanol beyond
eight per cent.
The New York Times says:
The failure In Liverpool, of the American
drm OF Messrs. James Hewitt & Co., ichieny In
cott0n), occasions surprise and regret TO their
friends on this Side. It comes down, OF course,
upon the branch houses in this city and New
Orleans; but we learn that no large amount OF
bills Is, at present, running against either. OF
the extent OF the inVOlvements on the other
side we are not yet sppriSed. The senior Of the
firm, an extensive louisiana planter before the
war, is now at New Orleans.
Tn earnings OF the Atlantic telegraph cable
during the past year have been over a million
Of dollars. After heavy deductions, resulting
nom the two accidents 10 the cable OF 1850,
there remained TO the credit OF the revenue ac-
count $4,000, out Of which q dividend is de-
clared at the rate Of per cent, free OF income
lax upon the first 8 per cent. preferential stock.
But for these accidents and a charge for bank
Interest the net earnings would nave paid :
per cent. on Sl2,O0O,0O, leaving $4,000 for n re.
serve fund.
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SEcth Prize

one residence lot adjoining above, also z,rn
feeL. Valued AZ ssJ0.
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PLANTATION AND NKW sTEIN
SAW MILL FOR SALE.

A RARE CHANCE FOR A PAYING ~
"A vestmenL The plantation is knovn : -
town OF Lake Bluff, {" on White river AZ n
miles above me Memphis and Little Rook ~
road crossing, containing between four and A.
hundred acres, about one hundred ciearss
Q6 feet above the late overflow, the relnainde1
heavily umbered, together With the whole a.
h~alfinteFest In a NEW STEAM SAW Mill.
forty horse poHerl Engine, RlsckEmithis BhoD
Carpehtsr's Tools Wagons and ali necessary
ap-purtenances for running the same. There z
. hne Mansion with nine rooms q Cistern, fcs-
pacliy 600 %gRlonk1 three Cabins, aWarehouse
two good Wood Yards, and the best landings
on the river. The above viii be sold AT low "a.
ures and on essy terms. For further par4ieh-
lars address Mrs. N. L. u.
my4H Appeal Q6ace.
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NO GIFT
Or any other sEindIeI
MISSOURI AND KKNTUCKY STATE AND
HAVANA Lotteries.
ONLY LEGAL L0TTERIES In II. s.

THEY are drawn under state Charters have
L 0eeu drawn for over FORTY YEARS.
Bonds must be and are deposited with U.B
Collector as security.
The prizes are drawn in public by two sworn
Commissioner appointed by ths State.
Must be drawn II tickets are sold OF not.
PRIZ Z = L CA s H.
There are two State Drawings each day, and
two Havana Drawings each month.
Drawing can be seen two houus AFTER pur-
chase OF tickets.
One-haIf the Tickets are Prizes.
Prizes paid on day OF purchase.
Tickets 81 to SD, according TO Scheme.
Prizes g. % $4,000, according to scheme.
Principal Agent, GEO. ". VAN VOAbT, No.
HNTaMa-anr Hrraaf
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GROVER &
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SEWING MACHINES S.
Rhy the GroUer Dc Baker Machine
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l. It is more simple, durable, and less Habls
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2. 1t ReWs from ordinary EpOOls, and no re-
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most delicate and the heaviest, and with all
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s.. II fastens both eRds Of tie seam BY its own
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y Its seam is mOge plump and beautiful, and
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81 Watching and vary ing the tensions upon
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iusted on the Grover and Baker Machine, any
amountof ewing may he done without change.
lO IL makes beautiful embroidery without
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hg- Send for Circular.
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"A correspondent Of the Searoy (Ar-
kansas) Record, speaking of emigration
TO hat state, says: In White county not
an acre In one hundred Is in cultivation.
AND yet these lands far exceed In quality
NOSE OF states. The price, too, is
merely nominal. So that the poorest
II he has not money, labor atone viii
buy il, and his labor in a few vears ,eiii
not only enable him to pay for it. but n
will ensure him one hundred per cant
annually on his Investment,
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APPEAL

PREcEPr AND PRACTICE.
~ G II. WEB
The world is rife with nobier thought
Than trembles on the tongue;
The world IS full OF melody
Unwritten Rnd unsung.
The music OF a march is sweet,
But action Is sublime;
And each may i've a nOb'er verse
Than e'er was told In rhyme.
Sweep from my sight these foolish books
They veN my very brain,
Aud I will ct At Natures feet
Her open w the plain
And read a pleasant roundelay
In every blade That grows
A lyric in the nly's leaf,
An epic in the rosei
Let things OF the tongue or pen
To love-sick girls belong
The music OF a w~ell-spent life
Is sWeeter Tar than song.
II likes me not, this waste Of words
Our world were not so bad,
II maids and men would cease to write,
And live their verse Instead
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OUR LIST OF PRIZES
The First and CapttaI Prize.

Col n. c. GauOway's valuable residence,
corner OF Court and Third strests, Memphis
one CLOCK only from The center Of the city, and
% lne vicinity OF all the Federal, state and
county oulces. Lot III feet mont by So deep,
Falusd a. $4,000.
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800 DC. Freneh WLndoH GIass
Imported direct, ana sor sale by
o1g An ORGTLT RRDZ 4 gna
NLnliH,R XIII

Under ana by virtue OF six executions n
ne .directed-by 5. A. Moore. Justice Of the
Peace ln and for shelby county, Tenn, Ia IA.
vor OF Ihos. Barrett and aRalnst the Mayor and
Aldermen % the Cts Of Memphis, and also. by
virtue OF 0ucOther execution 70 me directed by
X. D.. Killer, Justice Of the Peace ia and fOT
Shelby count Tenn IN favor o. ThOs. Barrett
and against the Mayor and Aldermen OF the
city 81 Memphis, and further, by virtue OLtwo
other executions d me, directed by A. Moore,
Justice Of the Peace Ia ana fer Shelby county,
Tunn la favor OF Benjamin Coleman and
against the Mayor and Aldermen OF he City OF
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