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TYLER COUNTY.
A card from the Democratic Qandl.
dhts PFEtAe te,I House, 81 J
10 he WheGlIUg LHtelIlgaUeGr:

10 he WheclIUg LHttAI0asesr:
see in your paper Of the 10th inst, q
communication from Tyler county, hay
Ing for its caption something about the
candidates, over thesignature Of Soldier"
"soldleP says Mr. Smiths willing and
able to meethi opponent, j. W. William
son, the Democratic candidate, who was o
lively member Of the Home Guard"
1never Belonged ttbiaby political or.
ganization during the war or since. ]
have no doubt of Mr.. Smiths Willingness
10 meetme n debate. He has q very. ex!
alted opinion Of himself I only wish his
friends could have the same Of him. :.
The "artiCle%S Of news from Tyler must
.bc the production of Mr.. Smith himself,
Judging from its Vituperousness, as his
characteristic Is to deal in nothing else but
Rebel and Rebel symympathizer. II Mr..
Smith llus no other quail ation, than be-
ing in Rebel prisons as d soldier, lie ls
very poorly qualified to be the peoples
representative. " -
AS to my own record, the people will
be the judges at the Fall election, ] an u
Conservative Democrat; supported Mr..
Douglas for the Presidency when there
was but one man in the county supported
Mr.. Lincoln Iwas' always tortloi Union,
!Gnd q friend to the new State.
No man ID the county, friend or foe, can
'truthfully say that I sympathized in any
way withIthe rebellion. / believe ] have
no enemy either politically or religiously
in the county, except 1t be such men as
Soldier" and l am glad such men arc
very scarce nowSa-days.
Ihave n0shard feelings against Mr..
Smith, or the Republican party OF my
il was born land raised among
them, and my record is known TO aMbof
them. know a man has no merit with
such men Us Soldier whenlhe runsifor
Office. Ifthe people Of Tyler desire by
their ballots that / shall b0 their Repre-.
sentative this fall / shall as an honest
man tryand do the best Lean for the gen
Gfal interest Of the whole.
lam and always have. been on tho very
best terms with soldiers, and II am not
very much mistaken, i shall receive more
soldiers votes than Mr.. Smith. If the
Republican party had brought out some
one Of their best men, ] do not think I
would have been a candidate, but when
such man as Mr.. Smith pushes himself
upon the people for Office, l thtnkDit high
time that we should look at the man and
not the parties, J.W.iWnLIAAtsoN. /;
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aCinIcclnrunaatia Market r
C1NcINNATl, Sept. /

.l!uf 5.f5aai igsaGoC CINCINNATI, Sept. -.
! lF1oUn-Dull and declining; family $5 26o6 80.
Il! l!GRGtN-Whe4t dull;- sales OF red winter at
81 Q5bt 10 for No! ? and /. Corn dull at 6SD D10c;
bring 4964SC. Rye dull at T50G0c. Barley quiet;
tho brewers and masters hRye withdrawn for tho
present refusing TO pay tho adyaucG. i.''
. ,CoTToN- -UnChangc imiddllug 19cpnl ]. ~
ToRACCo-In Light supply; s4les ~ lhls. .Dt
i'9uEFEsET aud steady steady At gS'c ii
y, E00s-AdYanced to 2062ic ia-a. 'tH
y OuS-Uneh4pged HIisui a.}Ei 10 y.
GRoCERlES-Co Coffee dull and prices kc lower.
Sugar arm and IN good dgmand:
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Chicago Market. Y

~ CHICAGO, Sept 10.
,aFt6vtnL quiet and weak at s41Gos % for
4 q GRSrSGWheat 1aSlkc lower, closing at 97@
97Hc cash, and seller last half ofmOnth for No. 2;
this afternoon the market was dull at 9G1}S 0g7c.
Corn IN moderate demand and AbKc lower,
closing at OF Ka6l<c for No. 9 in store; this af-
ternOon the market was dnll and unchanged.
Oats A0Kc lower, closing at 35J'Gc. Rye &c high
at 81 07l1t OK for No!2.pt1-H - 70 .'igIt ~
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IiiT g,nDGlIFlnIE1u4 To- fiIlplIpsI
New York Produce MARKET.

u lUlll Itntllf7NBW toRK, bcpt IL. 7.
yCorroNt4 Quiet and less Arn;.sales Of 1900 balss
at 19<c for middllng uplandS ,Ig9 !, /; l..,,,
I IGt Sqlstly 47a slFSH' y 9uyeF'
',GHiN+Whoat dull and lower; 81 0001 0s for
No. Spring; SI S8blf Is for winter red and am
bGr western, Rye nominAlly unchanged, Oats
dan and declining; 48fB53c for new Ohio. Corn
lower and duh 'At S9698Kc for mixed western.
y fPRoYIsIpNs:-P Pork nomlnally unchanged BGei
Quiet and arm. Cut meats nominal Lard steady
At 16c cash, Or seller last half Of the MONTH Eggs
quiet and unchanged. +Nfu1I1
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THE Republican State Central Com
mlttce Of Virginia has issued a call fora
State Convention, to be held on the 2edI
inst. Measures are being taken to secure
u full representation Of the Republican,
voters ol every county and city inthe
State, and Tie probabilities are that the
'Gonvention will be one Of the largest dele
gated bodies ever held in Richmond I
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ILLINOIS.
Census Returns.-Large Increase In
Population.
CHICAGO, Sept. 18.1 .


e l'tr.f CHICAGO, Sept. 49, r.
The census returns Of forty-eight coun-
ties in this State, all from the southern
districts, show an aggregate population Of
,SO8, ,185 against 655I Zoo IN 1850. The in
crease Of about AZ per cent inthe northern
districts Of tho State will show a much
larger ratio Of increase. "tSiH
g. < correspondent at Jacksonville, ILL.
nois, writes that in the three counties Of
Sangamon, Morgan and Macoupin, there
is on aggregate Of over 100000 acres Of
corn, which good judges estimate will
yield so bushels to the acre, or an aggre-
gate of10, 100000. sss,g.. .ayq n
Diocese Of Illinois, commenced its sessions
this morning iuithe Cathedral L Theat-
tendance was quito large. Bishop White.
house delivered the annual address this
evening,
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ENGLAND.
Diplomatic Consultation between I 4
Earl Granville and the Russian
n Ambassador,

H
IA l3lE LoSpoN, September 10.
Count Bcrristoff, Russian Ambassador,
who has been In conference with Earl
Granville, at Walmer Castle, since Satur.
day last, returned to London this afternoon.
Isr Thiers In London. g
|, Earl Granville learning Of the arrival at
london, OF ii. Thiers, also came into the
city to-day, and is in consultation with
him at the French Embassy.
The Rumored Surrender Of Metz
Credited in London.
s,'AF LONDON, Sept. IS. 4
II is rumored on the streets that Metz
has surrendered Internationally. While
no official adyices attend the news, It is
credited at the Prussian Embassy.
All Hope of an sArmistice Aban-
d0hed.
FSlEi E LONDON, Sept. 49,
The Post, speaking semi-oflcially, says
the neutrals have abandoned all hope Of
suspending hostiIities. Bancroft is max.
ing no further efforts at mediation. The
Prussian government has thanked Mr.,
Washburne for extending assistance to tile
Germans in France. ai
The Mission of Thiers. 4.
'sa's ' LONDON, September 10
Owing to the present unsatisfactory
postal arrangements with America, bills
arc constantly arriving here only to be
protested, because tho letters OF advices
sent by the slowersteamersa arrive too late.
The Times says: "SL Thicrs comes to
England pursuant TO information reaching
the provisional government, and is doubt
less authorized to express tic views Of
that government touching peace. We
hope those views may be accepted as q
basis Of the negotiations. The conditions
will probably embrace the dismantling Of
Metz and Strasburg. or their occupation
for three years by the Germans. II the
terms are at all reasonable, England will
back thenl." .......... s#..,
n Advices from China, through Russia,
says, the Chinese are preparing for war.
Further 0utragcs have been committed on
missionaries. r q ,f..i HTHya .E. Fiil,
It Is noticed that the only American
Minister notified Of the efforts Tor peace
on the part Of Great Britain, Is Curtin, Mt
St Petersburg. '"'F aA.. u iia'
y 'hp.F LONDON, September IS.
Communication between BRUSSELS and
Paris Is still maintained 'rid Dousi and
Guierrain.
Tho chances Of tic successful defence
orParis arc thought to increase hourly.
The lndeT6ad6Nce, Bslgesays .eThe poll-I
cy Of tho American Government occasions
no surprise, considering tho close intimacy
of Minister Bancroft Count Bismarck.
II Is denied, however, at Berlin, tbut Mr..
Bancroft had made any representations In
favor Of mediation s''F'f
The Journal % * Retsr51y discussing
the mission Of Thltrs to the neutral
Powers, hopes that he may carry home q
conviction favorable q peace, and'tb do
so he must sacrifice many prejudiCes and
S6ESdIIte ideas He will then set France
I0tgrcat example and make his own In
fEdence more powerful than ever. = J
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News York Dry Goods Market.

70 1Hhf'' hasi if"i NEw YoRK, Sept, 10.
i Market active and continues to be the prevail.
ing feature, prices are still htm. Pcmborton Q
Brown Canton FlannelS have advanced from 15X
70 iBC, asrhayo New England's brand Of tho same
class, Pacific Mills Annellns &c; do 81 plain
and gla3e Afmuraa l9C: do do Alpacas 2tc: do do
corded do 22Kc; do do MohAlr BrocadCs sc; do
O. Alpacas 29c; do 81 PoplIn do 9SJ}S, and do o.
MohAfF POplfhs 2Ec, ., ri. '
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.'l05anNnO-I TGuRs.I sent. 10. !.

The arrangements making here to re.
cetve the diplomat Sb6dyy;ihaYc been dis
continued, as the Minister OF Foreign Ac
fairs has decided to remain in Paris, The
representatives Of foreign Governments
4wiIlatso stay some days Longer rttsog y e
= The people here are much Impressed IN
ftlvnr Of the American Goyernment and
,anxiously awaitthc arrival Of Washhurne,
that theymay testify their gratitude for
dis prompt recognition of the Republic.
Aniimposing demonstration was made
III Mttseilles yesterday in honor Of the
United States Twenty thousand people
assembled in front Of tile American Con-
.sulate, and the authorities, through NJ.
Esquiros, presented an address to Milton
n. Price, Consul Of the United States.
Speeches were made; bands played tho
national airs Of America and France, and
animncnse crowd cheered, with great en-
thusiasm, the Consul and the Government
Of the United States. +! sgg.i"i. r.
4 The American Consul at Havre has
been saluted BY succession Of enthusias1
tic demonstrations. Great excitement
still prevails at Paris and other Continen-
tai Capitals regarding American media
ton.
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l. "A COUPLE of Germans t6bllla boatlrflci
al Madison, WIs., Monday Z They had too
much beer Gho&rd, ,satia one Of them at.
tempting to stand Up fell out and was
drowned
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Ink ,lfIlA Pt1pIfIsrulfffTI a

/, FRHDENIQltIl3llAN lANI1EUbCHHIDE UInBtsi
ketman, thlrty-Oight years old, at De.
troit hearing that his wife tNRilhel.
nina had applied for q divorce, killed
her Sunday night, cutting her say..
Sgely vita sSIbutoheE kiif6. UThSre illadi
Been q family quarrel for several years,
Af(erward the murderer hung himself in
q barn, They leave children. tl7N n
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lThe 'DiyefsionS AZ sickles.

|IlI'N IHUI N!lOW NIf7 = I.IIs' W. - 57JIIlF
ME.Sickles, American Minister, has for
several weeks past been rusticating, occar
sionallyi visiting sther capital gLast week
an armed party stopped htheb usual dill,
kence and demQMded Mr., Sickles, by name,
fortunately he waslnot tllere0liThe goy7.
eminent nowsuppliesr him with aIglarl
for these necessarily journeys. ,s;ljRjnggYg !
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SroEGks Livery dailbnt arm. There wac IN &c.
tiya canVaSSing for Hartford and EEie by prox;;
iiCS to-day, and In some Ill way Pall
western Onion Telegraph fS4JS Adams Bx-
prcass 65<; Wills, Fargo b Co., 81; American,
10IS; United States, P4eiac Aall, 4lH3 NSw
York Central, 96!E(; do; scrip, PIX; Este, S
lisK. Lake shore, 9S 4, Illinois Central 1S9I:
Pittsburgh, 1O5; Northwestern, say; do. pEeteFfed
87yE; Rock Island, 113k; Now Jersey Central,
106; ST. Paul, g. do. preferred! SOA:. Wabash,
ST. do. preferred, 40; Bt Wayne 9t)ti Ierfe
aSSS aSGtS ~ eFSES Aaq ed9bSa 9HS 6 al oasa:
nat, 19i 4; Hartford Il Brie, 3lS; Cleveland, Col
umbus and Indiana Central, IT6. C. ilN% ~
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Commercial and Financial.
Allegheny Live stock Market. s

EAAGbH9Hg 44AFtI94. tYSV9StAy $a4!t4.tlA ~ 4!t4.tlA9lks -
stt 7M ePTrsBuRdn, Sept u, 1870.
lThe offerings Of cattle thiS lnQpIpR, Were not
as large as those d lAAt week abodt I 900 head
being tho number On ~ maFISt neatly aI OF
ruled from quarter to h9lG 9 cent highct thin
last weeks Quotations, tho demand Improving
the epriceE. Primo stceF4 commanded " fi8sc per
lb.; medium, 5k0g 0gc; common, SB6c; ltockGrN,
3H44c. Tho offerings were again largo IN, sheep
Tho demand was very good, but holders COM
plain that tho prieos arc too l0W,i Good sheep,
prime qualities, bring readily from 70 %, per
h.; and common, which Il sebms gro not wanted;
yiCld but ttom 81 % to 81 % per head, We note
~sfS sfS .o 81 IRsS5 S shS 81 lead dsSi as
WerO ln good request. The business IN hogs ts
tllaul and inactive, ttl6 bta50h not being yetat
hand tor laEgS sSleS. y note small SHEes IN
\
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We are all rejoicing that the heats of a

We are all rejoicing that the heats of a
most unexampled Summer are ended, and
arc happythat hSEese sweet September
days: -
"A FOldsnhazeSohcealS tbs,Iidri1Opy 2 .liyaf
u A Folden nBnnbh hinC SlantS through thGm0ad0WS:
The pride and prime Of Summertime ls gone,
But beauty llnEefs In the Autumn shadows
In no other land Is Autumn so delight.
Gal; nowhere elso DO the woods wear such
abrilliant liverY;qno other country can
show a beauty in the Autumn shadows.
more magnificent than the pride aud
iprimeot Summer time.
10 sweet scptcmbcFl Thy ArSt btssseb bring
The dry leafs rustic and tho squlrrel's laughter;
The cool, fresh air, whence health and vigoF
4 iPpfpG,lSl'E hna ,Grc,u II ,,TEi. ,It2,I
And promise Of exceeding Joy hereafter gg
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TIM Par Paris vi lssitsaa 81 il 1915, then tho
organ OF Louis XVIII, thus, from day TO
day, recorded the PROGRESSED the first Ma \
.poleon from Blba TOP aris: . ,-.'r
l"The Anthropophagist has escaped"
"Thc Corscian. Ogre has Landed" h.
1.-THE Tiger Is Coming" "a, 49,.
"The Monster has Slept at Grcnoblc."
"The Tyrant has arrived at Lyons" ra :
,oq"The USurper has been seOn In the En-.
virnrs Of Paffs.n rtl 'Hlr'uia7p -'F"'h
Il 'Bonaparte Advances Toward, but viii
Never Enterithe Capital" qsn
Napoleon VIM be Under our Ram
parts Tomorrow"
"His Imperial Majesty Entered the Tu.
ileries on the 91st Of March in the Midst
Of his Faithful Ytg { fspRlects.g sss3e
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The Inter.state Fair al Pittsbnrgh.

I.isliH ,5s PTCTsBURGH, Sept 18.G
1.-THE Interstate Fair was formally
opened to-day by, Governor Geary. Pre-
vious to the opening, the Governor, with
his staR; compahied by General Preyosti
and his stat, reviewed . portion ot, the
troops ot the Eighteenth Division Of the
National Guard eonslSting sot three bat
taliohSi d twenty e6hpahtss q ihihhhE
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LeM.. Work. Money and Stock llarket.

NeWaYork Money and Stock Market.
~ NEW YoRE. Sept. 10.
HW4lll street ls very dali and without features.
9N0NET-EHSy lt 40B per cent on call. ~
dian banks draining Gt OK. Fa
!. 6fERLN0 dull at f0OK 6lO9yS but lower: Cans.
GOLD-Dnll opened at 118aE and closed at
11SK@118K. Borrowing ratOS. fat At Z, 8, Q and
1-64th per cent 0learA1cea, % 900. lt'i3 fT
GhYERNNtRNT BONDS Quiet and steady.
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The Pope Withdraws Resistance
to the Occupation. Of Rome, h,
Prussia announces 4 Policy Of AM:
,Apexation. .6iALsA
FRANCE.
Recognition not of MucI

American Recognition not Of Much
- s Account. 81 w 6
" ae ~ LdrpoNysept.13. 2
The Telegraph. PARIS correspondent
says that the American recognition Is
really but little valued there, and is re-
garled more as the good will Of power.
without matefial weight in tue European
A skirmishyon sundaYo
a On Sunday "a Prusslan accommodating
party encountered body Of French at
Chateau Thlerry A sharp engagement
occurred, and the Prussians were erepulsed
with considerable loss. , VI, NJ,
Scissors Refuses to, Surrender.
& The city of Scissors has refused to sur
render in response to the summons Of the
Prussian commander.
n. Thiers. .isherc communicating with
foreign offices. lad Fry i'f ~
: Military Ballooning at Paris.
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John Rockford, a. brakeman on the
Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Rail.
road, iGllTunder the train Monday night
at Dayton, and received fatal injuries,
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Another. Railrond ll 4 Excnrision. ! ], Z Y ~

1 ''.'75'I'll7'''. NDfKN1r6Eis,' sept. 10 =
An excursion traiGof six new Pullman
sleeping and passenger coaches, left this
city on the indianapolis, Bloomington s
Western road. There are now over 200
excursionisS including many OF the. lead
ing railroad and, business men OF Massa-
chusetts, New York and the East. This
new road IS opened under the most tavora-
bic auspices. rt .}fl s9wN5' -.
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/ The contest for tie Republican ,nomina-
tion for Congress in tile Cd district Of
Pennsylvania, has been decided in favor
Of John v. Greeley against .Chas. O'Nelll
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" a'AFEfl LONDON, Sept. IS. /
II is rumored on the streets that Metz
has surrendered Internationally. While
no official adyices attend the news, It is
credited at the Prussian Embassy.
All Hope of an Armistico Aban-
dOhed.
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sent away their married secretaries, and
tlloy themselves will remain until the
Pr1ssians open fire, anticipating to be no
difficulty in securing safe conduct through
tho besiegtng liues.ls' " ssih'fg' s.'e...n & /, !.
/ Recog milton by Portugal. 7,
Portugal has recognized tho Republic.
N. Cremicux represents the, Government
at Tours. N. Renard has been appointed
Ambassador to Florence and entrusted
with an extraordinary mission.
Movements of the Prussians.
The Uhlans cut the railroad and tele-
graph wire near Voissy 10 Sec, eight miles
from Paris. The Uhlans arc also at the
province Of Tracy Cral and tho PrusSian
troops are at Cartepont, their corps nun.
bering $4,000 men. Last night they oc.
cupied a position on the Strasburg high
why between the colonies and Laperte.
Paris Preparing for; a Siege. !. 4
l,i9'''t,S''.ls'S- PANS, Sept. Is. 26
Z The staff Of the Minister Of the Interior
has reached Tours. A position has
Just been discovered, commanding the
Seine and a portion Of Paris, and Is now
being rapidly fortified. '@'''t s'' ''''',''
Count De Chamboud expects his adj
herents to resist invasion as the duty 'ofRll
FrenchmCn, ''et'e ~ i'7pN i0z7t'1 ""
Nausoutz's cavalry escaped miracus
loasly from, Sedan and has arrived at
Americans residing in the suburbs of
Paris are advised toremain in their houses
and raise national flags for protection, N
Russia .islmorc decided than ever III pIe.
posing the ACKNOWLEDGMENT Of France, and
will propose to settle the terms Of peace
sympathy forEthe U:iS.at Iarseilles,
-TtS Tours and Havre.
ynEaliEgoTI ~ issss., 10 Z
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Tie Pope iLllsac las ordered tle cessation q
resistance to the occupation of the Papal
States. Italian troops, il, large steamer,
LEFT Marseilles for otvite Vecchia to bring
back the, Pontldcal Zouayes and other
soldiers A the Papal service. a. .,ladl
ArProtest from;t the PoDes mfr
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--|IU w W IONDON1 sept. To- ]
The PoG, speaking semi-offlcially, says
the neutrals have abandoned all hope Of
suspending .hostilities Bancroft is max
ing no further efforts at mediation. The
Prussian government has thanked Mr.,
Washburne for extending assistance to the
Germans in France. s ,1
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lD 4T-InIlIN F1oRRNCE, SEN. 1B.'

Tie Pope is Understood U be preparing
a protest against the entry Of Italian
troops into Papal territory, but Will not
resist their occupation. Itlsbcli6ved the
Government viii secure to lin the Leon;
tine qpattet 81, Rome and provide for 4
civil ltst iDcladlpg the College oEtl Csrd1lfifi
nails = on. S1HdBy General; ;Bexico Wit" q
strong force, enc9mned at Moute tefiasc6ne
nine miles from Yiterby, the garrison r.
tirlng ,to Yiterby The ITALIANS also otS
'cupied Bagravci where 200 P4phl troops
surrendered " The commander Of Tho
native Pdpat forces ,has been ARRESTED ;foF
refusing 70 fght tho fnYader, .," '.''",2As1 a. ,
The French Ambassador. Recalled.
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N y "A I'M PARIs, sept Is. !

The exact position Of the Prussian I'D.
vance Is unknown. According to various
accounts the enemy have arrived at
Meaux, Lagpy apd. Whelun. = /, -, II, ;,
The LBbd9j has q long editorial
Gxalting the patriotism Of Thiers.
p STRINGENT BaRnIn ntfonS dRiEnIlh. j
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.ad .l.'igGy .4,fs.I!itt inlcgan 1''JTs
-y4ip1T adl hnF ,iesiiair'ra s" mol
.Ifill III t.aFi.W hrt Js .dHB.l ia. lp
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g Wclfred De Fouville, author OF several
treatiscs on air navigation, is continually
on thelwatch for approaching Prussians
from balloon. He has also prepared
other balloons, which viii be properly an:
chored, to serve Us outleoks from different
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-06-10
PERSONAL.


Colonel Abraham Murdoch. President
Of the Mobile and Ohio road has so man-
aged his road that 1t has proved most
ruinous to Memphis and thus most adj
vantageous to cities and shareholders
whom he represents. he IL sdroit, tire
less, economical and above all, honest.
There is no emergency TO which he Is not
equal and especially will he be pleased
so to shape public opinion In this city
that the proposition to aid the Selma
road NAV be defeated. This Memphis
and Selma road crosses President MUIR
docks road at Okolona. 1t will draw to
this city the products of the richest coun-
ties of Mississippi and to thee extent that
Memphis Is enriched, Mobile and Chica-
caRo are impoverished. Colonel Murdoch
is In the city, and If there be those who
doubt the propriety Of investing In For
rests road let them ask Colonel Murdock.
Col. W. D. Pickett and lady, Memphis;
Col. Nathan Adams, president, and lady,
Of the Memphis and Louisville railroad
and Major John NJ. Bills, Bolivar, Tenn,
are registered at the Peabody Hotel.
Judge Van Horn is said to be the pro-
foundest thinker and by all oddsthe most
useful member OF Congress from Mis-
souri. The Judge Is In the city.