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ShIss of HaHdwrltIno.

The names on the registers OF the
the Saratoga hotels, says the SdratO.
0tGn, are quite a study. By careful
attention it VIII be noticed that on an
average, persons hailing from various
sections OF the country differ in the
style of penmanship. New Workers
are the best penmen; Philadelphians
affect the back-slOpe a good deal; BOs-
tOnisns write a Declaration Of indie
pendence hand, not very legible;
SOutherners don't swing so careless a
quill generally as their Northern
brethren; Chieagoans apparently try
to see how gracefully and unintelli-
gibly they can pen their autographs;
while Cincinnatians and Western men
generally, write g good deal as they
build cities, in hurry; Alabamians
and TTolans are among the poorest
writers, but they excel the West 1rO-
Jan, whose style is barely above "his
mark" those from the smaller towns
take more pains and separate their
letters according to rule. and then
spoil their work BY a flourish or an
insane capital, like a mile-pOst In
their name; Cubans and Spaniaros
write q delicate hand, similar to
Iady's, hut NOT clear always to the
common Yankee perception. Cana
dians and Europeans adhere TO the
0ld.style, and take II for granted that
everybody should know how to make
Brown" out Of ''smith,"
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Selma, Marion and Memphis r. n. Co
NOTICE no sFOCKHOLDERs-

DY order OF the Board of Directors, q special
pany is called, TO take place IN TIE city Of
Columbus, Miss, on the 6th OF September,
1871. Sustness Of the greatest iuportanoa viii
be brought before the convention, and large
attendance is requested
n. B. FORREST, President.
g. II. FowLKzs, Secretary. aaal
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Tuesday, the 2sth Day Of septsmber, Is7I,

Within legal hours, at the southwestern cor
ner OF Main and Madison streets, In the city
of Memphis, Tennessee, sell for cash. 70 the
highest bidder, the following described prop
erty to-Wft: A certain lot or parcel OF
ground at the corner Of Third aud Market
streets, south OF Market and east OF Third
Streets Including the most westerly tene-
menL in the block OF buildings owned by
Fraser Titus.
Beginning on the corner Of Third and Mar
ket streets, at the southeast intersection OF
OF said streets; thence east with Market
street to the center Of the division wall be-
tween that and the next adjoining tenement; +;
thence with the center OF the same parallel
with Third street one hundred and forty
eight and a half ll4S1<l feet 70 an alley :
thence Westwardly with the alley TO the east
margin OF Third street; thence n0rthWardly
with said street TO the beginning.
Title believed 20 be perfect, but Will sell
and convey only such title Rs Is vested In me
by said Deed Of Trust.
IsHAM @. HARRIS, Trustee.
August q, 1871 ana
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Trustees Sale.

aE By virtue OF the provisIons OF a Deed
of Trust TO me executed by James n. Ed
mondson, John +. Titus and Il. Titus, Execu-
tors OF the Will of F. Titus, deceased aud L.
A Titus. NJ r Titus John f. Titus, e. Titus,
W ). Titus and T. Edmonson, widow and
heirs-at-laW and teVtsees of +. Titus, de-
ceased, to secure the payment Of certain
debt due from the estate OF +. Titus to the
President, Directors and Company OF the
Bank of Louisville therein specified, which
deed Is registered Ia the Registers ONCE OF
Shelby county, in Book No. 56. page "a; and
at the request OF the parties interested there
In, will, on
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MEDICAL.
GOOD NEWS
To the Afflicted !
The Renawnsd AntIdots for Syphilis
and ScE0fala. The Uafalliag
Rsmsdy-Rieord's French
Panafea.

A CERTAIN specific for syphilis IN its Phi &.
N mary or Local, Secondary or Constitu q,
tiOnal, and Tertiary forms. In Old Ulcer
liberated Sore Throat Sore Eyes. skin Erup .
tons, and sores on the scalp arising from
Syphllftic Contamination It VIII IN eVerz'
ease be prompt aud sff1ctual. Wherever e.
has been 7uss1 ft has proved to be an IN faflinr.
remedy In thi5 most Dsii Zna1t scorIrEs OF thu
human race. u IS equally prompt. safe an
efaeacious with tns EEMALE SIX and win
sVsrV frlafauce.
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Woman Outrausd.

from kLh LiuClluAti hl4 uAEeI Oi EEluhysl
We mentioned last week the arrest
Of two citizens Of Ludlow, Kentucky
Joseph Lechner and Albert Baker
upon the charge Of committing rape
upOn the person of Mrs. Ellen Collier,
& young widow. The examination OF
Lechner was commenced yesterday
afternoon before Esqulres Tebbs and
Francis, in COvingtOn. A large crowd,
Including many citizens OF Ludlow,
was in attendance to hear the testi-
mOny. Mrs. Collier appears to be
about twenty years OF age, and Is q
poor, ignorant, country woman,
though not an idiot by any means.
She was the first witness examined.
Upon being asked what State and
county she resided In she could not
tell. She stated that she had resided
lOr some time past at Springville, and
after leaving there had lived In the
family OF Judge Hall. On Thursday
last she started from point nine or
ten miles down the Ohio river % come
20 Ludlow. Reaching that place In the
evening, she was ordered by several to
proceed on to COvingtOn. About
quarter of a mile out OF the town, and
about ten O'Clock at night. she was
OVertaken by Lschner and Baker,
who made infamous proposals to her,
which she rejected. Baker then
caught her by the shoulders and threw
fher down, holding her while Lechner
Violated her person. Then I1echneF
held her while Baker did the same.
after these two had accomplished
their purpose, four other men came
-, 1,.r corsrra.I heaE tho ma
as LechneF and Baker had done.
Upon being requested to look around
the courtroom and see II she could
identity any of the other parties, she
pointed out Daniel McOarty, the toll
gate keeper near Ludlow, and Mr..
Wesner, the Mayor OF that village,
both old men. Mr.. Wilson, Deputy
Marshal of Ludlow, testified that he
and Mayor Wesner escorted Mrs. Col
lier out OF the place, and that he re-
turned to town with the Mayor. be
also testified TO seeing Lechner, Baker
and a man named Larry GOrman pro-
ceeding in the same direction that
Mrs. Collier was going, and that they
wsre only 8 short distance behind her.
The morning after the alleged outrage
occurred, Mrs. Collier was fouad lying
upon the sidewalk ia Ludlow by some
ladies, who gave her some coffee.
While relating 10 them what had hap
peued 10 her. Lechner came up and
offered to assist her, when she charged
him upon the spot with being one Of
the persons who outraged her. The
examination Of witnesses will be re-
sumed this morning at nine O'Clock.
--e----a,---
Nothing can give SO clear an idea Of
the horrors of the conspiracy against
the Car, as q list OF the eonspirators.
Here are the names Of eleven Of them;
Peter Gsvrelaw Ouspenski, 8 noble
man; Alexis Kirilow kOnznetsoWI
son Of a merchant; John GavrelaW
PrygoW, an ex. manager Of college;
Nicholas NicolaleW, citizen of Mos
COW; Vladimir FederoW OvloW, son
Of 8 priest; Felix Vadimow Volk-
hovski, a no5leman; Peter Nikitine
TkstcheW, bachelor ia law; Alexan.
dra Diaitriew, g female citizen Of
Wefenburg; Elizabeth Khvtstianow
TouulOW, wife Of a colonel John
Ivanow Forinsky, son Of priest and
Michael PeH0W KoEnsEys son OF 8
priest.
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Sasam Enalnss and MachlIIsrY

mada by Talbot & Sons, OF Richraosa5. Va.
1cr sale. Ihess engines. with the Iai.est inaes
prQgs1enss ana Of superior W0Fkm aushfp
hATe taken the premium ovaz others &C faIrr
W1sEo tney have heon exhinitad.
oroes4 for 9t1a. Engines and 9nm Randa
RfoMHtlF ntteos Gins repaired By q skiffnl
tzt1WEl4he. Address, Metnp phis, IaEHi..
g. W TkkD Xxx II. Agent
aAW Hor Daniel Pratt. TAlbosf q 80na.
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PRATT'S
GIN.

TNHIs din, OF light dram, MaGss a good
a sample, and VIII pick more lint fro "a the
same amount Of seed cotton, and Int less
tlEnes than any other Gin. It does not break
the roll nor choke; Is simple In Its con ttrue-
tions and not liable to get out Of order.
NJ Pratt has made upward OF 10000 Sins
scaEbern States, VFhioh have given e asraI
aatlBfaetion.
II iR good rule to try all things and hold
LASS % what has been approved and an WWars
the pnrQQ8o foz Which Il IL made. his is
ola1n1e1 dor RlADs Gin, and adnEtt ID By
practical la11szs who haYe used It.
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les Maln straat. Msmlhll. zee.

s-coms and examine this wonderful i'm.
prOgsm ment IN Gotten Presses
- AGENTS wanted evsryWhere
- send for Prizes List. sui dAW
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Or. WILLlAMS & co

At thsir Medical Laboratory. Waldrsn BlOox,
No. 450 Main St, ksmphis, Tenn.
No extra charge for examination ard ad-
vice. Office hours from 10 am. to pm daslg,
except sundays. augl
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international Industrial Exhibition.

BUFFALO, August 2O.-Two NAM
moth buildings on Franklin Square,
for the accommodation of the interna-
tional industrial exhibition, have been
completed and connected with the
skating rink by strong bridge span
ming over Franklin street. The
buildings viii be opened to receive
goods on September 4th. Entries are
rapidly coming In, and great success
Is anticipated.
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Cotton Presses
q RsynoIds" RsvolSIsg wrOaght Irsa Screw
COTTON Pass
rHE REYNOLps HORsE POWERsl

CoRSER SOUTH MARKET ArD FULTON sra.
Near St hary,s Markef,
W. II. RzYNcLDs, h0prietor, rox l8so.
once and Depot, q Carondelet strees.
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Terrific Storm at Savannah.

SAVANNAH, August 20.-We had a
terrific gale, accompanied by heavy
rain, here on Friday night and Satur-
day. A portion OF our railways are
washed away, and the mails are to be
brought here by the pole car. We
have no communication south OF sta
tion 7, on the Atlantic and Gulf rail-
are two washes, one near the city and
the other six miles out, and no regu-
lar trains have arrived since Friday
evening. Many buildings have been
damaged and great injury done to the
rice crop.
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ST. LOUIS, August 2O.-CoIonel
Downing has been elected chief Of the
Cherokee nation by two hundred ma
jority.
The New York herald., 1871-10-08
NEW ZEALAND.
Innovations Upon English Laws by the
Colsnia sgislature.
Inauguration Of the Auckland
Railroad.
Extraordinary Yield of the
Gold Fields.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 7, 1871.
The steamship Moses Taylor from Honolulu,
where she connected with the steamer Nevada,
from New Zealand, has been telegraphed. She
brings Auckland dates 10 the 7th OF September
The inward mails by the steamer Nevada were
delivered at Auckland August l6.
bill for legalizing marriage with deceased
wilc's sister has passed the Legislature TO second
reading IN the Chambers Also one for making two
thirds or a jury IN civil causes carry q verdict
against the minority.
IL has been decided thar the American steamers
shall in future go on to Sydney and Melbourne
instead or proceeding along the New Zealand
coast.
Work has been commenced on the Kaipara rail-
road-to be eighteen miles long-running to the
north OF Auckland and connecting the Kaipara
harbors on the west coast with Auckland on the
east The contract price for the construction OF the
road Is f42, 900.
the colonial forces are still pursuing the rebel
sako,o. His party were discovered near Lake wha-
kare Moana and four or MS men killed. The leader
himself narrowly escaped.
balance showed that G400 600 had been paid In dvi
dends during the last six months.
great native gathering Is TO he held In the north
OF the island shortly. The Maori King Is very peace
ably disposed and theIe Is no likelihood Of further
disturDunces Large parties OF natives are en-
plSyeu cr IN IN constructing roads In the interior.
mande gold fields during the month OF August was
2s 40 100 ounces from $500 tons OF rock.
the celebration OF the scott centenary at Dunedin
was very successful AFFAIR.
The snip tiosland, Bates master. from China pound
for Dunedin put into Auckland leaky, and with
sickness on board. Sne has 2S6 Chinese passengers
for Otag0 The Gosland has been chartered 20 bring
Chinese laborers TO Dunedtn--two thousand having
been contracted for 10 work IN the gold fields OF
0tago
The cargo or the East Lothian from New York,
waa sold AZ SUCTION W Ancklspd Kerosene hrQuaht
The New York herald., 1871-10-08
THE ARGENTINE REPUBLIC

Fight Between the Reds and the whites Nenr
Rio NcGro-Deicas at tho Government
Troops.
WASHINGTON, Oct !, 1871.
letter from Admiral Lanman commanding the
South American feet, dated Rio Janeiro September O.
reports that the last advices from Commander ouack
enbush. commanding the Wasp, dated at Monteyideo
August 2s, state that 'ast week an engagement TOOK
place between reds and the whites near the Rio
Negro, resulting in the defeat OF the governments
troops with q loss OF four guns $50 infantry and
half OF their stock. There mas been occasional fir
ing near Coma.v
The New York herald., 1871-10-08
THE MORMON CRISIS.
Condition Of Affairs in Salt
Lake City.

Apostle Cannon To Be Arrested, Charged
Conference Uncxcit-d-A sermon Expected
from Brigham-A Heavy Tyndc in Busion.
SALT LAKE CRY. Oct. !. 1871.
warrant for tue arrest OF George q. Cannon.
editor OF the Desf1a Ne,cs aud Of the apostles
and chIef aspirants for the succession to Brigham
Young, placed In the hands ol the United Starrs
Marshal to-day, nut has not vet been served. pro
bnby because Mr.. Cannon was engaged ut the Nor
mon Conferences.
The charge against Mr.. Cannon IL for Icwd and
lascivious cohabltattou with several different
women.
lie will Doubtless be tgkcn before Judge Mexican
on Monday. II - expected that the defence In Tins
case in that OF Brigham Young and Major Wells,
will he THAT these women wives or the de-
fendant, whereupoa TINS charge of blgamy viii be
presented aud proved under the Congressional law
bearing upon tho subject.
Nothing remarkable occurred In the Mormon Con
ference tins morning. The addresses were moe-
rate. Everybody was expecting a speech from
Brigham Young.
lie Will preach tomorrow 1 wei enough IN
health
Everything ~ quiet, both ss regards political and
ecclesiastical matters The people ridlcue the idea
or disturbance or outbreak, aud, are safe here
as they would be In New Yorks san Francisco.
perhaps safer.
RECErrTs AND SHIPMENTS of BULLION.
Eight thousand dollars IN refined silver bullion
and over $i00OOo In base silver bullion were
Ceved here TINS week. $3.50, 900 in bullion sent
East by Wells. Fargo h Co. The heaviest mining
transactions have been made here this week that
were ever known In Utah, the amount beng over
81, 100000
The New York herald., 1871-10-08

Arrest Of Cannon and Lawrence, tho ''t.ed-
bcitc.,
SALT LAKE CITY. Oct. 7-4:30 T.. M.
George q. Cannon and Henry w. Lawrence, a
'GOdbelte" and member OF the firm OF Kimball Il
Lawrence, nave just been arrested by United States
Marshal Patrick, and held for appearance at this
OF court. The charges in both for civious
cohaD:tation with several woman, under the Utah
statute.
AT THE BAR FOR ADULTERY
Thomas Hawkins was arragned to-day before
Judge Mexican the indictment for adultery,
growing out or po ygamy, the charge having been
made by his first wife.
He pleaded not guilty. The United States Attor-
ney gave notice that he would be ready for trial
Monday next.
ExcrTEMENT IN THE TABERNACLE.
There was vehement anG inccndsary talk In the
Tabernacle this afternoon principally by Mackenzie
one OF Brig ham YOungs secretaries.
The New York herald., 1871-10-08
IElsGaAn 10 THE new YORK HeaALl


MADRID Oct. Z, 1871.
The organization Of the Macampo Cabinet Is not
Jet absolutely complete.
senior Balaguer administers the Affairs OF the De-
partment or State ad fnte'D,, pending the accept
ance Of the portfolio by Minister fully commits
stoned By the Premier.
NO FIXED POLICY
Senior Sagasta will use his influence in favor OF
the adoption OF radical policy by the new govern
ment
THE CAPITAL UNDER CONTROL
Senior Piellan has been appointed Captain Gen.
eral Of Madrid and Senor Mcsclo Governor OF the
city.
CUBA AND COLONIAL INTEGRITY.
Senior Balagucr. acting Minister OF State has tele-
Rraphed 70 General valmaseda, Captain General OF
Cuba, that "the necessary rcinforcements will be
promptly despatched to uphold the national author.
fly and the integrity Of the Spanish domin-
Ions OF Spain.
The New York herald., 1871-10-08

YOKOHAMA, Sept. Is, 1871.
wIPING OUT THE DAIMIOs.
The Japanese government has issued a. decree
wiping out the position OF Hans or Daimios.. This
reduces people who have been rulers for three
hundred years to the position OF the common peo-
plc and Immediately annexes their territories to the
government. There is no longer any arst0cracy or
religion except through the Mikado.
ANNEXATION BY THE RUSSIANS
The Japanese man n-of-war Nitstn went 10 Hako.
dadi. where the Russian vessels werc to have met
the Embassy for ST. Petersburg; but. after waiting
month, she sailed for Jeddo.
The Russians have annexed the entire SaghaIien
Islands, and the Embassies have been unable TO
alter it.
The new coin from the Mint is refused at the
Custom House, except at heavy discount which
causes great distrust.
DIFFICULTIES OF THE SILK TRADE.
The Japanese merchants grieve over the deteriora-
ton OF SILK and the decline trade. which is caused
by the unskllfuI and careless manner In which the
silk IS prepared for market. The merchants have
asked the Chamber OF Commerce to assist them IN
establishing an inspection house, where all the silk
unfit for market will be returned to che interior.
The Japanese merchants threaten to burn half the
stock Of silk worm eggs and so force the market
Tea Is declining Silk-large settlements have
been made at $50 per picul.
Exchange on New York. 1Os.
AsUBMARINE CABLE WITH CHINA
The submarine cable between Shanghae and
Nagasaki Is In successful operation. Material for
cable line between Nagasaki and Yokohama has
Deen ordered, and the line will he In working
within year.
TROUBLE WITH THE AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE.
The decision OF the Acting Secretary OF State, up
holding the Japanese government in closing Van
Reeds Stock Exchange nc Yedd0 and asserting
that although lawful In America, yet every
nation is the judge OF what laws are re-
CURED to preserve the morals OF its people,
has created much comment among all classes
OF foreigners affecting their treaty rights with
this government Five stock establishments OF other
nationaiIucs and twenty native estab,shm ents are
In operation, with the sanction OF the government.
An appeal Will be made 10 Washington 70 uphold
the treaty rights, granting the same facilities to
American trade as are accorded TO other natiOn8li
ties.
RAILROAD OPENING.
Coolies are constantly employed on the railroad
between Yokohama and Yedd0. The first locOmO-
attracted great attention. The road from osaka to
Kobe progresses rapidly, and new line OF sixty
miles, costing ST. O0O O00 running through K1OtO TO
Tsurga, Is contemplated.
APOLOGY TO THE SANDWICH ISLANDS.
The Japanese government has apOlOgiZed to the
American Minister for the libel against the Ha-
| waiian government published in the Japanese
| Times.
CHINESE POLITICS
The Chinese political news Is unimp0rtant.
There had been heavy floods In the vicinity Of
Tientsln.
The New York herald., 1871-10-08
CONVICTION OF A REVENUE OFFICER.

BALTIMORE, Oct Z. 1871.
The following Is the vei dict OF the jury to-day in
the case OF Major General Richard N. Bowman, late
Deputy Collector OF the p0rt:-
Guilty upon the first count as TO the sum OF ST. 100:
upon the second count, 10 1926 ~: upon the third
count as to $50, and upon the fourth count, as TO
$3.50; upon the nth count not guilty.
The Court then adjourned until Monday. After
the adjournment Judge Giles said that the sentence
cases, and that the case OF the United States vs
Colonel Wilson had been set for trial on fhe 18TH
and the OF the United States Smyth set for
the 18th.
The penalty for the offences or which General
Bowman has been convicted IS Imprisonment for
not less that six months more than ten years in
the pententiary as the court may direct. and fine
OF double the amount OF the verjtct OF the Jury.
The New York herald., 1871-10-08
1tlseaAm 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

PORT AU PRINCE, Hayt. Sept %,
Via HAVANA, Oct Z. 1871.
The President Is about to set out ON journey
through the Southern provinces.
1t reported that the recent visit OF Spencer St.
John the British Charge d'Afaires at this capital
TO ST. Domingo was for the purpose OF looking into
the scheme FOL the annexation OF that republic TO
the United States.
The new coffee crop is abundant.
Gold 100 for I.
The New York herald., 1871-10-08
MOROCCO.
the Turks-cause Of the outbreak-Span-
ish Treatment Of Amadeus Interests
TELEGRAM 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

MADRID, Oct I, 1871.
xdvices received here from MeliIla state that the
revolt OF the kabyles menaces only the domnions OF
the Sultan OF Turkey, who has troops to restore
rider.
The cause OF the outbreak was the establishment
Df Moorish Custom House on the coast.
SPANISH INTERESTS AND POLICY.
Tne Spanish garrison OF Mehlla Will take no part
IN the operations against the Kabyles unless some
insult should be offered to the spanish nag
King Amadeus troops serving ut Meliila Will be
uble 70 avenge any act OF this sort. They number
ab0 ut nine hundred men. well armed and holding
a fortified citadel, which In supplied with an annie
,pagazpe and clsterns filed with waler,
The New York herald., 1871-10-08

Suicide Of . Prominent Williamsburger.
Yesterday morning at nine O'Clock, Mr.. William
Campbell committed suicide at his residence. No.
ia South Third street. Williamsburg by taking q
dose or laudanum. Mr.. Campbell was lawyer by
been bookkeeper In the Columbia Iron Foundry OF
New York. For some years past he has been In the
IN severe attack OF delirium tremens. followed by
physical prostration, which confined him to the
house for che past six weeks. During his cOnf1ne.
ment ne was the victim OF the strangcst dclusons.
and on several OCCASIONS while under their infu-
ence attempted to poison himself He was always
frustrated In his attempts by his watchul wife,
YESTERDAY however, ne managed TO elude her vigil
lance. with the result above stated.
The New York herald., 1871-10-08
VIEWS OF THE PAST.

OCTOBER r.
isT0--President Grant lSSued pv0ciamItou wWW
ing vessels OF bclligerents from hostile dems1-
strations In American waters
I8Gs-iiatle OF Perryville (Kentueky1; severe ngse
ing between General McCoOks Uus00 a.
Pragg's rebel forces resulted indecisivefy.
ls58--The British orcha Arrow. anchored 0n CAoonx
China, was boarded by Chinese ana twelve -
her seized.
lS54-SteanbOat r.. X. Collins burned ON LNke EfeD
and the lives OF twenty three passengcss IonA
I793-iyOns. France, having beer surrentcre0 -
the republican army, many OS tho cttknG0o
were robbed and massaCrcd.