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DR.. Bicknell's Syrup,
Republican Caucus.
Burl'S Roots i!

For Women, Misses and Children
BARRISTER g. TICHENOR French calf hand
sewed. custom-made Boots, Caters and Oxfords for
Gents.
The above goods are of superior make aud NAV be
found in all widths and sizes at 1872 Middle 81.
au19eOd3wIS M. e. PALMER
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Bachelors Hair Dye.

This superb Hair Dive is the best in the world-per-
fectly harmless, reliable and ms antaneous; no dis
appointments no ridiculous tints or dsagreeabe odor
The genuine VIM, A. Bachelors Hair Dye produc-
es IMMEDIATELY splendid Black or Natural
Brown, leaves the hair clean, soft, beautiful; does
pound. Sold by all Druggists.
Factory, 16 BOND TREET, N. Y
jy11 SN D&W ~
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Secretary Boutwell, has been requested TO
have translation of the government instruc.
ton for emigrants made for the use of Norwe-
gians.
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-31

Ihe Homeopathic physicians of Boston are
indignant because Surgeon General Dales has
refused to confirm physician of that school as
brigade Surgeon, and have appointed a COM
mittee of twenty-five to urge bis removal WI"
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or Bleeding from the Lungs
Portland Observatory,

NO Stranger should leave the City without visit
~ ing the Observatory on MuDjoy's Hill. From
the cupOa 2z7 fe above the Sea, NAV be seen the
entire City, the Ocean to the horizon. Casco Bay.
with its 1866 Islands. The White Mountains SO
mounted in the cupola objects 80 miles distant in
every direction nay be DISTINCTLY seen, The views
here are said to DC unsurpassed for beauty and
riety by any in the world gress street pass
very 10 minutes. SN jy22 3m
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Schr. VIM. B. Mann, before reported aban-
doned, was taken in charge on 2th by Schr.
North America and lowed into Beaufort
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FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.

Ar at Key West sd, brig Castiian, fin New York.
=, Ar at New York 5Oth, brig Winfield Miller, from
Havana days.
Sch Kate. Common, from Port johnson tor Gardiner
saved.
"a ohlp Emma, of Bath, from Pensacola for Liverpool
, i on Long Key Shoals 10th but came of with
caed ndnage after throwing deck load and pro-
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~, 1 psti says The barque Ada Carter Kenney
aa an,i ' a Ior Havana. toweu into Savan-
and rail stove. "" "''n Uu'"'iAs
Brig II . Berry. Colson. from Cardenas I1tb inst
Tor port North OF Hatteras. before reported ashore
has become total wreck She registered 9g7 TONS
built at Boothbay in 1885. and hal ed from New YORK
Sch Wauoh from bucksylle, SC. arrived at Phila-
and leaking badly.
Sch Robt Foster. Lewis, from New York for Mill
bridge was into by orig 1eazet and lost part OF
heal gear and sprung jbb0om.
Sch Oriental cole, nom New York for Harrington
had mansail split and mainbOon broken in the gale
Of the 27th. She put into Vineyard Haven.
BaIque Alex Mcneil, Lawton, from Lelth tor Cal
lao has put into Rio Janelro leaky
Sch c ID Hallock, FrisUIe. from Elizabethport fol
Portsmouth, sunk near Falknel's Island 18th inst
Crew saved.
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$25 ReaUNrd i!

A REWARD of $25 will be paid for the detection
n OF any one stealing any flower, vase, cut flower
plant, or any decoration whatever from Evergreen
Cemetery.
+ SsS 4 5 ~; 81; Trustees.
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DEPARTURES OF OCEAN sTEAmEH
MARINE N EWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.


Wednesday, Aug. 80.
ARRIVED.
Steamer New England, Field, Boston for East
port and st John. NIB. o,,
Sch Nancy Reagan, Coombs, Philadelphia.
Sch John Dix, Pipkbam, Cape P0rpoise.
Sch G Brooks, Smallage, fremont tor Boston.
Sch VIM Pickering, Cray. Bangor Tor Boston.
Sch Amazon Warren, Vinalhaven tor Boston.
Sch Castellane Warren, Rockand tor Salem.
Sch Cora, Patterson, Wiscasset for Boston.
CLEARED.
Sch Maracaibo, Henley, New York.
Sch Para, Brown, Machias.
Sch Helen Maria, Prince, Camden and Belfast
Eastern Packet 20.
The barque PhileDa, on the stocks at Russell's
yard, Westbrook, is about completed and ready for
Launching. She is considered the best built vessel
ever put up in this yard being doubly fastened ana
only the best material used in her construction Sbs
has fine figure head representing female in mi
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-sAvANNAH-Ar 2sth, barque Onward, Finn,
RICHMoND-sld 26th, sch George Holt, Lippn-
colt. New York.
BALTIMoRE-Ar 26sh, sch Farragut, Sawyer, I'm
Boston.
Ar 9th, barque Carrie f Long, Park. Liverpool;
brigs Merriwa Downs. Matanzas; Wenonah, Stone,
Cid 10Th SCH barry White, Hopkins. Weymouth
BALTl MORE-Ar 2sth barque Andes avs, I'm
sI eso sSy s SGriI Walton Card
ner, Bucksyiile, SO; Adde Murehe, Gibbs, Calais
Franconia, Leavit, Saco.
Cid 2Stb, DarQue Cochrane Swazey, Portland ,
sch David Faust Lord, Portsmouth,
Also CID 2sth. barque Walter Stnson, Gibraltar,
for orders.
NEW YORK-Ar 2Sth. briggs barry, Brown, from
Maya Jez days: j & II Crowley Crowley, Apa-
lachieola; Rowland. Freeman, Salinas II days, sch
f UA'orter, Parks. Grab Island: Moe. Plummer,
Fernandina; Giraffe. Bagley, Stonington Helen A
Bowen, Alexander, Demarara; Richmond Tracy,
EhZabethport tor Rockland.
Ar 29b brig Helen g Rich, Strout, Malaga 46 Dis. =
Cd 29th, shlp Young America, Cumminss ior San
Francisco; brig Annie storeI, Adams, Cere schs
Snow Suuah Norton, Boston; Equal, Titus, do.
Passed through Hell Gate 2sth brig II Means. Sta
Piles, Port JohDsop Ior Tewksbury; schs Nj Went
worth, Robbins, New York Tor aais; olive Avery
Gardiner; Ella Hay, Haskell, and Warrington. Bax-
ter, do Tor Boston Kate, Conner. Port johnson FOL
Gard ner; Yes a. CULVER, do Tor Bangor; Starlight
/ Crawford, Albany tor boston; Branklin Bell. Brew
ster. Baltimore tor Newport.
/ NEW LONDON-Ar 2sth, schs Brazos. Lord. New
York Tor Portland Terrapin, Wooster, Elizabeth
| port tor do, land sailed.l
/ PROVIDENCE Ar 18th, sehs Alpine, Marshall
Rondout; G Nash, Crowley, and Grace, Alley, in
| Calais.
Ar Goth, schs Majestic, Wyman. Calais; A Weld
| Sylvester Bangor.
Sid 27tb, scbs Ophr, Murphy, Philadelphia; Pearl
| Smith, Portland.
EAST GREENwICH-Ar 9th, sch sabao, Lam
/ son. Philadelphia.
| VINEYARD-HAVEN-Ar 2sth. brigs j BckmOr
Heney, Baltimore Tor Boston; Edwin. Hofses ant
/ Hiram Abif, Tibeetts, from Philadelphia for do; sci
Mountain Laurel. Booth, do for Saco
AR 29th, schs Col Eddy, Mclean, Elizabethport TO
| Portland.
BosTON-Ar 29tb, barques Edwin, Sullivan iron
Nandondi; Annie TorTey, Libby New Orleans; sci
| Highlander, Rogers Portland.
| Ar 30th, schs st Croix Eaton, Pensacola IA days
/ Victor, Look Port johnson.
| Cid 30th, brig j Polledo. Dyer 81 John. NIB, t.
load for CUBA; schs Sea King Granville, do via Port
land; Frank Jameson, Jameson. and Alfred Keen
| PlsbuIy, Portland TO load tor New York
| SALEM-Ar 28th, sch Willie Harris, Merritt, iron
| Hoboken.
| GLOUCESTER-Ar 29th. schs Jennie Howard
| Oliver. Georgetown Me, tor Plymouth; Susan Ross
Herriek. Calais for Providence Chattanooga, Carrie
L pbila1ainbta
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length and splendid stern moudnes, with ali ths
modern improvements on deck. Capt John r rbass
fJrmerly OF brig Martha Berry Is to command her
She registers about $50 TOMS will rate Al nine years
in French .Lloyds and is owned by Winsl0w 4
Co and others, OF Portland.
) Winslow & Co have contrac ed to build first
class brig i'm Russel's yard TO he of spring and
to be commanded by Capt True, late OF brig Mnna
Traub, which has been sold out OF the District
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AgRH KT0In4chOnA

TTNHE Annual Meeting for the choice of officers or
l. any other legal business that may come before
them, will be held at Common Council Room CITY
Guiding on the 3lst of August 1871, at I-2 O'Clock
P NJ. Per Order
auMtd JOHN B. HUDSON, Sec'y.
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M A r. II L e ID

In Lewiston, Aug. 26, Chas. R. Caswel and Elvira
+. EmertOn.
In Waldoboro, Aug. g. Ambrose Hocb, OF W., and
Catharine Oliver, OF Damariscotta
In West Waterville, Aug. q. Edwin o. Tibbetts
and Mary E. Yeaton, both OF Belgrade.
In Augusta, Aug. 25, franklin Whitney and Ella
s, Pullen,
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FISHERMEN.
DOMESTIC PORTS

Ar at Charottetown PEI 18th inst sch Robert
Byron CLARK, with 312 bbls mackere
Ar at Boothbay 9th, sch Winnie Weston, Dun
ham, Bay Chaleur, with 400 bbls mackerel.
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For Sale

CECOND-HAND ENGINE AND BOILER En-
~ glne tive horse power, upright tubular boiler,
IN complete running order, in but short time.
mr10sntf
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar at Bombay 14th inst, barque Perieles, Snow
Liverpool; 18th, ship Montana, Parsons, do.
Ar at Falmouth - inst, ship Hercules, Lincoln,
Abyab for London.
Ar at Cuxhaven nth inst ship Scotia, Drummond,
Callao.
At Ponce llth inst sch Enterprise, Leighton, for
North OF Hatteias.
At Fajerdo 10th inst, brig Julia Kelley, Knight, for
New York.
AT Mayaguez goth. brigs Thos Walters for Port
land days; j Brown, for Baltimore DAYS; Tula,
for Newburyport days; Josephine, tor Philadelphia
days; and others.
At Milk River, 9Th inst, brig Ramirez West, for
Delaware Breakwater.
Ar at Quebec 18th inst, barque Susan NJ Blasdell,
Sawyer, Boston.
Ar at Glaee Bay, CB, 18th inst, brig Clara Louise,
Wass, Boston.
Cid 18th. baraue PohOnO, Thompson, New York.
Cid at Sydney. CB, 18th inst, barque Brunswick,
Allen, New York.
Ar at Port Caledonia, CB 18th inst, brig PERI Per-
kns. Portsmouth
CID at ST John. NIB 18th inst, sch Roamer, Foss,
Philadelphia.
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ON MARRIAGE.
Essays for Young Men, on great SOCIAL EVILS
and ABUSES, which interfere with MARRIAGE
with sure means of relief for the Erring and Unor-
tunate, Diseased and Debiltated. Address HOW
ARD ASSOCIATION, No.. s. Ninth ST., Phadel-
phia, Pa. jy 26-sN3m
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We may therefore calculate upon at least As
per cent. of cast iron, as the result of the
smelling operations of blast furnace. u
Elsewhere in his report (page 145) DR..
jackson, noticing some veins of magnetic
iron ore, not sufficient for blast furnace, in the
adjoining town of jackson, says of them, that
they will be valuable as a contribution to the
ores OF Badface mountain, when those great
veins are wrought, since it is an advantage to
mix several varieties of ore, this mixture serv-
ing to render the Stag more fusibe." cog
1t may be stated that the fluxes used in the
manufacture of iron are found in abundance
on the line of the Portland and Ogdensburg
railroad, some 25 miles from Bartlett. n.
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SPOK EN-.

SPOKEN.
Aug Is, off Fastnet, ship National Eagle, from st
John. B, for Liverpool
Aug IS, of KIDsale, ship Blanchard, from st
John, NB (Juy Is1 for Liverpool.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DR.. Charles Hutchinson,

For the past nine years in practice at Gray, has
opened an Office at 6J Park Street =,
Calls out OF town promptly attended. aug3lsnlm
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The Hon. David Chamberlain. of Bristol
called the multitude together, and Hon. Judge
Blainey, of Bristol, was called to preside R.
Il. Sewall, Esq, who. in announcing the occa-
sion and reasons of the present gathering and
OF the presence of the Maine Historical Socie
ty, stated:
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The weather continues clear and warm
The favorable reports recently received
from the upper rivers have dwindled
down again to q decline. The river here
has risen in the last As hours IL inches,
the river, generally, was in q better con-
dition. They report no boats aground
either above or below. Business st the
landing was lively all day. The arrivals
and departures were liberal, and should
the river rise only a few inches, business
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all hours TIL departure. The Little Rock
d-aua oniu .i-tann 49,. IL.

all hours till departure. The Little Rock
draws only sixteen inches light.
The river Thames, In Canada, once q
great and rushing stream, is rapidly
diminishing in current, and It Is predicted
that st an early period only the well-worn
rocks In the river bed will remain to
mark its course. The rocks in the neigh
borhood show it to have been, generations
ago, a river o fvast sizs.
The Louisville Oourier-Journal and
Commercial both say the Edinburg, in
command of Captain W. W. Fenton, and
the Champion, in command Of Captain
Geo. Alcoke, will enter the Red river
trade from Cincinnati this fall.
TIE amount of wharfage collected at
Louisville for the two weeks ending Sat-
urday, the 14th inst amounted to 1881.
The Cincinnati Times and Chronicle
says: "Sam. J. Hale, ESQ one Of the
Washington committee, returned this
morning. leaving Captains Skunk and
WOODBURY. at Washington. Mr.. Hale
thinks that the delegates have to some
extent been successful, and the steam
boatmen could hardly have expected
more. In the change in lifeboats alone q
saving Of $3.50 is effected"
The P~ittsburg Commercial of yesterday
says: "Some years since, the brothers
Lloyd published a book giving an account
OF the boats lost in the western waters
We want TO obtain 3 copy, and will pay a
liberal price for the same. If any of our
readers have one VI win DO glad to hear
from them. Ifthey don't want to sell, we
will pay literally for the use of a copy"
o Leaving To-Day.
FoR WHITE RIvER.-The Usage, Captain
John B. Davis, leaves Dsyslls Bluff this
afternoon on the arrival of the morning
train from this CITY. taking passeuQers
through by tomorrow afternoon. d. B.
Smith is her clerk.
FoR ST. LoUIs.-The st. Joseph, Captain
Corbitt, leaves to-day at Bpm, IS above.
For VICKsBURG- The Utah, Captain
VOORHEES,, leaves to-day at 10 am, as
above. Billy Graves is her clerk.
For NEW ORLEANS The fine and fleet
passenger steamer, Legal Tender, leaves
at 4 pm, positively, for New Orleans and
the bends. Captsin Tom Berry COMMANDS
and Mr. Joe Elliott has charge of the
office.
The Lady Lee, Captain G F. Shields,
leaves today at 4p.m., for New Orleans.
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THE THEATER.-"A little nonsen sc
now and then, is relished by the wIsest
men" So one would judge by the very
large company assembled at the theater
last night to greet the Oates comic opera
troupe. All the old fsvorites were there
Mrs. Oates, Messrs. Allen, Drew and
Crane-snd ''acted well their part" The
supports were psssable, and the scenery
was "mixed middling" The dressing
was very good, some Of it as gorgeous as
that displayed by the Lydis Thompson
troupe, with whom one naturally con-
trasts the Oates company. The music
was spirited and on time, showing
the capacity to lead of Mr.. f. Howsor =,
musical director of the troupe. The bill
was the Far One With The Blonde Wtg,
which though not new was msde "as
good as new" by the happy introduction
OF local hits, which were greeted by
the large and lsughter-loving audience
with great applause. The Oates people
came here to make US laugh, That is their
mission. They have succeeded admirably
and will, we predict, do still better as their
brief engagement progresses. The flair
who gives her name 70 the troupe, is
in better voice than when here last,
sings with more method and with all the
old-time sbsndon of manner. She is really
the most sparkling, attractive and extrav-
sgantly comic actress, after Lydia homp-
son, now on the stage, and il she had a
little of Lydis's deliberstivsness would be
her equal. The bill tonight is Little
Faust.
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. John Drees, for many years a citi-
zen of Little Rock, but now on bis way 10
establish himself in business at Kansas
City, called upon us last evening. While
we eondole with Little Rock in losing so
valuable a c~itizsn, we cannot help con-
graduating Kansas City on the scquisi.
ton. Mr.. D. has our thanks for the Ga
zette of yesterday.
MI. J. W. Murphy, the s~uctioneer of
Arkansas, now resident at Little Rock, is
in the city on a short visit. They do say in
''the Rock" that people go into bad kupt-
cy Just for the sake of having Murphy
sell them out. He does it with so much
grace and elegance, to say nothing of the
big returns he makes to his PATRONS.
Mr.. Livermore, superintendent Of the
Memphis and Little Rock railroad, is in
the city.
Rooms for General John @. Brecken-
have been engaged at the Peabody
hotel, He will reach the city at one
to-day on the Memphis snd
Charleston road,
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This association of young men has again
been revived in this city, after a struggle
on the part of an earnest few extending
through several months. It appears now
to be upon q smaller and less ~pretentious
scale than it was q year or two ago, when
It failed. They have established them
selves In a commodious and comfortable
hall, in 1872 Main street. We found the
place, last night. nicely lighted up, g COW
ering Of new mating on the floor, a great
number of new chairs, some tables, and
carpet round the presidents chair. One
of the tables was covered with papers,
both religious and secular. The room was
lighted up cheerfully, and the whole place
indicated the beginning of success. There
might have been more young men in at
tendance, but, with proper and energetic
working, these will come.
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ton Of country. he was proud, however,
to testify that there were hopeful excep
tions-men who showed q proper appre-
citation of the real benefits to be received
from the re-establishment of their old
association with Aberdeen, West Point,
Columbus and other towns, many of
whose merchants turn owe 500, 900 and
SIPS 900 per year.. We have the richest
prairie section down there that can be
found on Gods green earth. 1t teens with
all the staple products.
Major sykes addressed the chamber
upon the same topic and strongly in favor
of an effort being made by tbs chamber to
resume trade with the section Of country
from which Mr.. Barry came. He knew
that o U counties right In that neighbor-
hood produce from sixty to eighty thou
sand bales of cotton, and from his per-
sonsl knowledge he could say that the
whole section is anxious to cultivate
friendly relations with the peo-
pie of Memphis, If the city would
make something like the efforts that are
put forth by Louisville and other cities
she would receive an astonishing benefit
from 1t. BE travelled there recently, and
for the twenty agents that were travelling
from those cities not two could be found
from Memphis.
The thanks of the chamber were voted
to Mr.. Barry for his instructive and in
teresting address.
STATISTIC CoMMITTEE.
The president then announced the
names of the committee on statistics pro-
vided for at the last meeting.
Adjourned.
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A CATASTROPHE.
How n Harmless Bird Got Lot of PeO-
pie into Trouble.

A wild turkey, pursued by hunters in
the lowlands, orOssedthe riveri in its flight
and rested yesterday morning on q tall
tree on Union street near Third. Acrowd
was soon gathered about the place. Mis-
siles of all sorts were hurled into the tree
top, and after q time pistols were used.
The appearance of policemen, Messrs.
Schlick and Holman, caused a cessation of
hostilities, but some daring fellow having
not the fear of the recorder before his eyes,
stood behind q house not far away and
lodged the contents of a shot gun in the
body of the frightened, weary bird. It
few into a house hard by, through a glass
window, into the midst of half q dozen
ladies who were costly chatting over the
gossip of the day. They were startled out
of their wits-terrified as never before
There were wild shrisks that rent the air
when the great black turkey, with count
less pieces of window glass, fell in their
midst in the cosy, quiet apartment. Three
of them rolled down stairs in helpless ter
ror. One fell in hysterical unconscious
ness beside the dying turkey, and a fifth
was found half suffocsted and buried in
the contents of q closed wardrobe. With
hurried strides the two policemen, think
ing hat fearful deeds had been done, en-
tered the room. The turkeys corpse ex-
planned the situation, and it is said that
they Nhettu AuNAeCElulluA bolY MOic
cologne on the victims of fright than was
ever before spilled IN the same length of
time in this city. They found a bottle of
hertshorn, and, In their fright-they
thought the women were dying or dead
they applied it to the turkeys head. The
bird huttered and there was another faint
ing fit sail around the board" Homan
tried the bottle. and had his smeller near
ly knocked OF his face. Schlick seized
two pitchers of water and went for the
whole tea-party. Their clothes, he thinks,
viii need starch. They were half
drowned. When the mistress Of the
house "came round" and calmly contem-
plated the dead bird, she concluded that
Homan and Schlick had thrown it
through the window. It was time for the
blue-costs to march, and they migrated.
Thew spologized and temporizod, but
could not have q hearing, and the turkey
will be served to-day by the excellent
lady who is entitled to the prize. Holman
and Schlich should be invited the feast,
that they may explain their conduct.
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THE SPIRITS AGAIN.

Mr.. Robertson says that the contest be-
tween DR.. Won Week and Miss Clara
wss anything else but fair; that while her
committeeman done all in their power to
secure q fair test, Dr.. Wilson, Won Weeks
partner, who wa placed on the commit
tee over all protests, controlled the other
committeeman and prevented Clara from
giving the iron ring test over a sealed
rope, as it wss agreed she should do, and
thus defested the entire manifestation,
Mr. Robertson says some friends have
placed in his hands i've hundred dollars
which he offers as q reward to Nj. Won
Week or any other man, not a medium,
who will duplicate the iron ring test as
given by Clara, on q fair and impartial
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The president then announced t
of the committee on statistics pl
vidsd for at the last meeting.
Adjourned.
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DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE CONRITTEE.

The members OF the Executive Commit
tee OF the Democratic party of Tennessee
are requested to meet in on
Tuesday, the 3lst inst.
ID. b. THOMAS, Chairman.
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OYSTERS | OYSTERS !

Dealers in oysters can make twenty-five
per cent. by buying of Davidson & Co
244 second street, agents for John G.. Sibly
d Co.'s Norfolk oysters. Also dealers in
fish, game, fruit and dressed poultry.
z. S.-Oysters and poultry received
daily by express.
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Barometer will probably continue high
wednesday from the lower lakes TO tho
Middle and East Atlantic States, with
clear or clearing and smoky weather,
cloudy weather will continue on the
South Atlantic coast and the area to the
barometer extent from Missouri to Wis
consin, with easterly winds on lakes
Michigan and Superior. No important
change probable for the gulf coast.
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TIE place 70 get q No. / buggy horse,
an excellent saddle horse, a good draw
mule or farm stock, is G. II. Bracket Il
Co.'s, NO. 81 Second street. An stock
must be IS represented,
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c NEWS.
Lnddinis nonsra

60 to L0ddin's College.
Attend Robertson's Business College
-Thos. Cubbins, bricklayer, 2S4 Msin st.
Armstrong; Photographic Gallery,
No. 21l Main street. Three faultless gem
pictures for fifty cents.
81. JosEPH's INFRHARY-In charge Of
the Sisters, corner Third and Jeferson
streets.
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SPECIAL SALE.
ON FRIDAY NEXT.

We will offer our entire stock of Dollar
Kid Gloves at 75c q pair. These good are
of superior make. Also, a large line of