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IRELAND.
A MsVing Indication of the Strength Of the
British Government.

DUBLIN, August 6, Evening.-In
spite of the prohibition of the authori-
ties, the friends of amnesty held a
meeting this afternoon in Phoenix
Park. Mr.. Smythe, member of Par
lament; Mr.. Sullivan, editor of the
National; and Mr.. John Sullivan
Byrne, of the L-iShDld1, entered the
park with large crowd. The Police
Superintendent, standing on Yelling
ton Monument, ordered Smythe and
his followers to desist, when he was
hurled to the bottom of the mOnu-
ment and barbarously maltreated. A
fearful riot ensued. The police
charged upon the mob, and beat and
kicked men, women and children
indiscriminately. The fight lasted
half an hour, when the police, having
been reinforced, succeeded in dispers-
ing the rioters. Smythe, Sullivan
and a man named NOlen were badly
wounded, and about one hundred
injured persons have been taken to
hospitals. The authorities are firm
in their determination to prevent any
meeting, and the leaders OF the
attempt to-day will be prosecuted. =
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NEW MEXICO.
The Maxwell Land Grant COmPaHy-Th
Proposed Railroad.

ST. LOUIS, August c. John Collin
son, of London, England, President of
the Maxwell Land Grant and Rail
way Company of New Mexico, S. w.
Sears, of New York, and S. II. Nc
Mullen, Of London, have Just returned
from visit TO the lands of the Max
well Land Company. They report
that in company with John L. Reed,
Vice President, Of London, W. w.
Mcfarland, Of New York, attorney
OF @. L. Bsysanan, of Holland,
Governor Hunt, of Colorado,
and General w. ]. Palmer, and
VIM. Byers of Denver, and a survey
ing party under w. r. Marcy, chief
engineer OF the Maxwell company,
they left Denver July 1st, to select a
route for railroad from the Kansas
Pacific road through their lands to
some point south. They finally de-
termined to locate the line commen-
cling at Kit Carson, on the Kansas Pa
cifc road, running through the Cim-
maron valley, to FL PasO, New Mexi-
co. The road will be two hundred
miles long, of ordinary gauge, COM
menced Immediately and probably
completed next year. The capital
stock is &c, 900, ,000, which will be fur
nished principally from sbroad. Its
name Will be the United States Gen.
tral Railroad Company.
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WASHINGTON.
ABOUT PATENT RIGHTS,

WASHINGTON, August 6.-The Com
missioner of Patents: decided that no
party was entitled, as Of right, to
cover, in a single patent, more than
one Article, unless several improve
ments presented are necessarily rela-
ted to or connected with each other; {;
in other words, as many applications
must be fled as there are distinct fea.
lures of the invention.
BRITISH CLAIMS.
The first claim against the United
States fled with the British agent in
this city under the treaty at Wash
ington is that of James Cuntchette, a
resident OF this district, involving a
large sum of money. He Is a British
subject, and our government at
the commencement Of the war seized
his Mount Vernon cane factory near
the railroad depot for military pur-
poses, by which the machinery was
rendered useless and destroyed, be-
sides other injuries to his property.
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ITALY.
Celebration In Honor Of the Occupation Of
Rome as Capital.

SAN FRANCISCO, August 6.-The
Italian demonstration in honor of the
occupation of Rome as Capital of Ita-
ly, which was looked forward to with
some apprehension, is passing today
with perfect order. There was quiet
procession, one of the most tasteful
and brilliant ever seen here. No in
scriptions calculated to wound the
religious feelings of the Catholics are
visible. The Italian and American
flags were carried side by side. Each
division of the German and Swiss rifle
companies also carried their national
flags. The Temple of Liberty, with
young ladies dressed in the national
colors, representing United Italy, a
full rugged "Felucia, " and car, repre-
senting Rome, surmOunted with a
wolf sucking ROmnlus and Remus,
were among the finest features of the
procession. The police had made ex-
ira preparations, but up to this time
there was not the slightest necessity
for this interference.
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Mark the difference between South
ern and Northern production, and ask
yourself why it is that while the Con-
necticut Yankee is able to draw 1850
pounds of tobacco, worth q cents per
pound, from the stony, unkind soil of
his granite State, Missouri grower,
for instance, can only get 992 pounds,
worth 10 cents per pound? The Con-
necticut planter gets 1891 80 per acre
for his crOp-the Missouri planter but
k99 20, or &292 20 less per acre! Really
this is too fearful a difference, and we
ask the attention of our tobacco
dealers to the matter. Let the whole
question be taken under thorough ad.
visement, and it is more than likely
that some Western organization for
the Improvement Of tobacco will be
formed, and vast good result TO the
tobacco interest Of the West.
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The Immense yields OF UOnneCtlCut,
Massachusetts and New Jersey per
acre are induced, of course, by high
culture and liberal use of fertilizers.
But this care and outlay pays, for not
only is a much greater crop produced
than by the careless culture and from
the lean soils of the West, but the
quality is also greatly improved, and
the tobacco markets from those States
brings a higher price per pound than
does that raised in the West. That
this may appear more clearly to our
Western tobacco growers, we will put
the fact i6 tabular form as fOllOWs:
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES,
Railroad CoIIIsIOn...LOss Of Life.

ST. LOUIS, August "a freight
train on the Belleville and Southeast
srn railroad ran over a horse forty.
seven miles from here about 6 O'Clock
last evening, and the engine and seven
teen cars were thrown from the track
and smashed. A wrecking train was
sent from East st. Louis to the place
Of the accident, and while proceeding
there ran over a hand car having four
men on it, one Of whom was killed.
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Explosion Of A Match Faetsry-LOss Of
Iffa

CINCINNATI, August, Ga switch
locomotive on the PHan-andle road
exploded near Bradford station, Ohio,
this afternoon, instantly killing man
nGmed O'Brien, the top Of whose head
was blown OF, and injuring q work
man named Burnell, who died in an
hour. A third man named Fox was
badly scalded, and will not probably
live. All were engaged cleaning the
engine at the time Of the explosion.
The engine was blown to atoms and
pieces were thrown six hundred yards.
The engineer and fireman had Just
left, and were consequently saved,
There was but sixty pounds OF steam
on when the former left his engine.
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The total number of pounds raised
amounted to 27S, ,775, 200, and the value
is estimated at So, ,206, 1925. Virginia
very largely leads every other State in
tobacco production. Kentucky stands
next in order. Tennessee and North
Carolina both lead Missouri, and she
in turn leads Illinois and every other
Western State, though Ohio trenches
very close upon her showing. The
average yield per acre ia the several
States was as follows:
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DIED.

EDWARDS-At his residence, No. 81 Beale
street, Sunday, August 8, 1871, LUCIEN ED
WARDS, late OF kentucky.
BRUCE-Sudoenly ofeOngestion at the res
idence of N. s. Bruce, FRANK LYNN, eldest
son of Joseph and America Bruce, aged seven
years and six months Due notice OF the
funeral will be given.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

WILLETT-Tne friends and acquaintance
of DIR. A. Miles Willett, are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral OF his wife, MARY
A. WILLETT, from st. Peters church (requi-
EN- msss) at O'Clock this (MoNDAYl
morning. Services by Father O'Brien.
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Greenwood Seminary

THIS celebrated Female Seminary, near
IL Lebanon. Tenn, begins its next Session
the FIRST MONDAY in BEPTEM Der.
There Is an able Faculty; elegant and caps-
ciOus buildings; an uneQualed retreat for
study, b ealth and Moral Training: regular
Church attendance; daily Physical EXERCISE
the Delights OF Home, com mbmed with the
instruction of a school. 60 From the list oil
the many patrons OF the school, reference is
made to Col. ]. T. Leath, ,Dr. Frayser and Wm.
B. GreenlaW, Of Memphis For circulars,
with terms, etc. apply 70 the Principal.
MRS. n. Law WRENCE CE LIN Ep8LEI,
p. o. Box -, Lebanon, Tenn.
July H. lSIl. fyl4d1W
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A S4n. .nno Fire al Syracuse.

SYRACUSE, August Cd. Solman's
extensive factory and warehouse was
totally destroyed by fire this morning.
The loss is forty thousand dollars; in
surance thirty thousand,
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DISSOLUTION.

0NHE Continental Restaurant, which has
4 been conducted by MesErs. Alley q Han
som, will. after the LIST August. be under he
management OF Mr. J. ". ALLEY, he having
purchased the interest Of Mr.. Hanson. The
change is owing to the fact that Mr.. n. has
made other business arrangements. He viii,
however, remain few weeks with the Con-
tinental At the solicitation Of Mr.. Alley.
j. W. ALLEY.
fv3n T. W HANSON.
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The Cincinnati Enquirer, yesterday,
says the Board Of Aldermen will
hardly acquiesce in the vote of the
Board of Councilmen, repeating the
Sunday law.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
BuGkEYE SALvE

UIE have Just received a fnll supply of
w BUCK EYE BALVE. We shall hereaf-
ter be fully prepared TO meet the demand lor
this justly celebrated Pile remedy, wholesale
or retail.
q. W. JONES & CO..
faH Ho{y
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EDUCATIONAL.
STATE FEMALE GnLLEGE.

A Boarding and Day school for Young
Ladies, 81 Miles Southeast of
Memphis, Tenn
INCORPORATED WITH COLLEGIATE
4 Powers and Privileges By the Legislature
OF the State.
Course OF Study Comprehensive and Thor
ough.
Instruction given DAILY by twelve p ofes-
sors ana Teachers In III the English Branch
es, Ancient and Modern Languages, Drawing,
Painting, Wax, Fruit and Flowers, Orn5-
mental Needle Work, etc,
Superior advantages for MUSIC, InstTu-
mental and Vocal
Location, Buildings and general school
Advantages, every way superior.
- The Fall Session will open the SECOND
MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER.
For catalogues. circulars or other informs-
ton, address RKv. q. COLLINS, DID, Pres't-
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The travel on Staten Island ferry
boats, yesterday, was perceptibly in
fiuenced by the disaster, there being
not half as many passengers as on
the previous Sunday,
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A 3 Bustles shall continue In fashion during
"A the coming fall and winter season, and
skirts being worn from two to three yards
around the bottom, l am manufacturing a
variety OF bustles both separate from and at
tached 10 the hooped skirt. My Walking and
Train SKIRTS are light, elastic, durable, and
give the dress the desired shape. They have
the firm name stamped on the Waistband,
and can be had In all Sizes The following
real French Corst Is, in all and extra sizes,
can be purchased only in the manufactOry:
L'Oiseau's embroidered, Long and Morning
Corset, Robert Werly's plain French Corset,
supporting Corset, the Panama skeleton Cor.
set, and Misses French Corsets, Also the
best improved Shoulder Braces; Breast Pro-
tectoIs In WhalebOne, silver wire and infiata.
bic rubber. Wholesale and retail.
ms LOUIS LANCE.
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NOTICE..

To the Stockholders Of the Memphis and
Vicksburg Railroad Company:
THE undersigned having been duly Sc
II lectsG to open books for subscription TO
said railroad, and having received Bubscrip-
tions to the amount req uired by the charter
of said company to enable It to organize by
the election of q President and Nine Direct
OTs for one year, hereby give notice to the
viii be held for the purpose Of electing said
officers, at Vieksburg, Mississippi, on the SGh
day of August, A.D., 1871. Stockholders
may vote In person or by proxy, and each
share of stock entities the holder to one vote.
p. b. STARKE,
A. N. WADDIIL.
THOS. W. STRINGER.
NB.-The books OF subscription can be
found at the once OF Messrs. Hasslett q
WoolfOk, where subscriptions VIII be RS
ceived. ty3
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A RenubIicsn Mass Meetinu
Georgetown College
AND
FEMALE SEMINARY.

THE next scholastic year of these institu.
i tions viii open September 4th, with full
corps of competent Instructors. For cata-
logues, containing course OF study, terms, etc,
address Professor d. THOMAS or Professor j.
j, RUCK Err. GeOrRetowu XIV auR5
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Notice, Mechanics /!

THE members OF Memphis Mechanics Co
Il operative Manufacturing Union are re-
quested TO attend the regular weekly meet
Ing this Monday evening the 9TH inst, at 8
O'Clock at the Second Circuit Court Room.
JAMES FLAHERTY, President.
JOIN A. ROUsH, Secretary. au6
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NGE1nGPHT@I
Medical College,
THE -
Medical Dspartm't Of Cumberland University
MH1AHPHT@I


SESSION l87I-'72.
A LEXANDER ERsKINE. MD. DEAN.
n Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases of
Women and Children.
BENZ. W. AVENT, Md, Professor OF the
Principles and Practice of Surgery,
DUDLEY d. sAUNDERs, n D., Professor OF
Descriptive and Surgical Anatomy.
RICHARD B MAURY, MD, Professor OF the
Principles and Practice of Medicine.
ROBT. W. MITCHELI., Md, Professor Of Ma
terra Medica and Therapeutics.
ALFRED II. WORRIES. Md, Professor OF
Aural and Ophthalm1c Surgery.
j, Joseph WILLIAM, MD, Professor of
Physiology and Physiological Anatomy.
FELIX MCFARLAND, ND, Professor of
9UsTAVUS B. THORNTON, MD, Demon.
strntor OF Anatomy.
ROBT. THUMMEL, MD, Prossctor to the
Professor OF Anatomy.
The Nineteenth Annual Course of Lectures
in this Institution VIII begin on MONDAY,
October 18TH and continue to March l. l62
~ Disseoting rooms open October LIST, and
students viii ind that In Memphis the facili-
ties for the study OF Practical Anatomy are
ClinfcaI Lectures viii be given es,oh weak.
throughout the session, at the City Hospital
and City Dispensary, FRKE OF CHARGE.
Good Board can be had near the College for
." per MONTH rERMs.
For the full Fees OF all the Professors. $50 90
Demonstration 10 90
Matriculatton %
Graduation 30 90
81 Since the last Session the Medical COL
lege of Memphis has become the Medical De-
paftment OF Cumberland University, locat 81
81 Lebanon, Tennessee, and as such Is perma-
nently established In Memphis.
~ Fer any Information in regard to this
and other matters relating thereto, apply to
ALEXANDER EHSKINE. ND.
JyA-d.W Dean Of the faeulty.
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Academy Of st. Cecilia,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
Conducted by Sisters Of the Order Of st.
Dominic.
Founded in 1890.

THIS Institution stands upon an eminence.
4 north Of the city limits of Nashville,
overlooking the valley of the Cumberland
river. For healthfulRess IL is unequRled by
any Institution in the South. Sickness is
almost unknown. Chalybeate water, con-
slant in supply, is upon the south lawn, and
the purest White Sulphur Just outside the
grounds. The course OF studies is thorough
and solid. Retired, yet within easy reach of
the city, II has, for young ladies', all the sd.
van ages and none Of the drawbacks OF City
Schools. The Academy refers WITH conf
dence, for verifcation of its past efficiency, to
its many finished graduates, and its pupils
scattered throughout the South. Persons
Institution will, by leaving their address
with any Of the Catholic clergy of the CITY, be
called upon during the coming week aug6
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TOBACCO.

Statistics of It's Culture IN the United
Ststes-Where il Pays Best to Raise.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

UNION AND PLANTERS BANK OF MEMPHIS
Memphis, Tenn, July l, ISL. J
So The Directors of this Bank have de
elared Dividend Of nve per cent. out OF the
net earnings OF the past six months, payable
on and after July Sd, until which time the
stOcE Books viii be closed.
fVl 8 y. READ. Cashlar.
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THE MISSES LANE

WILL OPEN A BOARDING. SCHOOL,
w for Young Ladies, in NEW YORK
CITY, on WEDNESDAY, September %, ISL
For reference and circular, apply to I. B.
Kirkland, ESQ.,, President Jackson Insurance
Company, Memphis, Tenn 1yl5
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MASONIC NOTICE.

'IN6E stated communication OF An q
i gerona Lodge, No. I6S, win be held W
shtsl( MONDAY evening, 9TH inst, at s/VN
D clock, for dispatch OF business.
All M Nj. IS are fraternRlly invited.
q. NJ. CARROLL, W. NJ.
JOHN BEAMIsH, Secretary au7
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
NOTICE.

Nsmphls City Fire & Gsn'I lns. eOnp'y, I
w MEMPHIS TENN, JULY 10, ls7l.
- At meeting of the Board OF Directors,
held this day, q Second Call Of TEN PER
CENT. vas made upon the Capital Stock OF
the Company, payable on the Eth Of August
next. ItyuI +. ". SMITH, Cashier.
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Cash Premiums
For attendance, appointing
TUESDAY, OCTOBER ", 1871

AS the day for distlibutiOn, when IL is ex-
pected will be assembled the largest nun Der
OF persons ever present at one time on the
grounds.
Tickets, numbered and stamped, good for
that day only, will entttle tue holder TO ad-
mission to the Grounds, and participation in
the chances OF the following list of
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The following table, taken from the
st. Louis Democrat, represents the to-
tai crop in 1870:
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dark ANENUE ACADEMY, 81 MILES
from Memphis, near memphis ana
Charleston Railroad.
". l. MILLER, MA, Principal.
r. O. MILLER, Assistant.
The Sth session VIII open September 4. -.
Twenty bOardsrs can be ccOmmodateo- rOr
efrculSrs apply to Taylor, Ra6.Ord & Co. and
q o. Wsds a E6- Mem phis i've
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-03-10
DIR. Whittier.

A REGULAR GRADUATE OF MEDICIEEI
IA as Diploma at Office will show, has beenI
longer en- gagged in the treatment of Veuereal, |
Sexual and Private diseases than any othert
physician in st. Louis. Syphilis, 6onorrhss,
|Gleet, Structure, 0rchitis, Hernia, and Rupture,
lsll Urinary Diseases and Syphilitic or MercurisI
Affections Of Throat, Skin or Bones, are treat
led with unparalleled success. Spermstorrhea,
Sexual Debility and Impotesey, as the result
'of sek-sbuse In y outh, sexual excuses In ma
.tarer years, or other causes, and which produces
some of the following effects, as nocturnal ennis.
lsions, blotches, debility, dizziness, 6nness oil
lsight, confusion of ideas, evil forbodings ayers
bon to society of females, loss of memory and
sexual power, and rendering marriage impropeil
bare permanently cured. The Doctors oppor
ltunities hospital and private practice are unsur
passed In st. Louis or any Other city. Baci
files Of st. Louis papers prove that he rs beer
iioeated here longer tina any other SO sdverti
ising. The ESTABLISHING emit, library Laboratory ,ane
appointment, are Rnrivalled in the West, uu
lsurpassed anywhere. Age with experience
fcan be relied upon, and the doctor can refer &C.
smany ply sicians throughout the country. II
Ipast sueoess and present position he stand
without competitor The writings Of . ply
Isician whose reputation is Union wide should
he worth reading. DR.. Whittier publishes 9
Medical Pamphlet relating to venereai diseases
land the disastrous aud varied consequence
Iof self abuse, that will be sent 10 any addres
lin q sealed envelope for two stamps. Man.
physicians introduce patients to the doctor az
ter read ng his medical pamphlet. Communi
Icntion confidential. A friendly talk willcostyo,
nothing. Office central. yet retired, No. GIT B.
ECharles street, St. Louis, Mo. Hours q. m
tkosT D, m. SUNDAYS IL to q ., m.
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We stand upon the Merits Of the
OIL.

What DIR. c. T. Raymond says about DR.. Ingra-
hams Macedonian Oil:
Allegheny City, Pa, July 20.
DR.. s. W. Ingrsham, Wooster, o. 80
Dear Sir:--It does seem to me that you do not
advertise your Macedonian Oil for all its merits
deserve. | have travelled over one thousand
miles and treated with your Oil more than five
thousand patients, successfully. Many cases Of
Paralysis l haue cured in two weeks-many of
them had baifled skillful physicians Of their To-
c<ies. Nor can you speak too highly Of its
curative properties in of Deafness or
Oatarrh. l never believed in any infallible rem
edy, but do believe the Oil to be infallibe for
Catarrh, and defy any person to contradict it
after using it. I may further add, that for Kid
ney Disease, of any kind, that its approved med
ioal qualities renders it the most efficient. Don't
be afraid to advertise in strong language. The
Oil will prove it.
Yours, very respectfully,