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let's hear from the other side.
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BIRTHS

In Macarthur, on the 18th, to Mr..
and Mrs Van iiR. Sprague, a son.
In Elk township, on the 18th, to Mr..
and Mrs. Perry At2sder, a ser.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Vim. Mckinney and Deborah f.
Briggs.
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8 WANTED-two dressed hogs
weighing about $50 pounds
each. Enquire at this office.
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A ROARING Trade.-Keep>
ing a menagerie.
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was once as poor as you.

THESE are signs which it will
be wise to remember: "Ihe
year 1871 will be a very event
@ful one to every maiden who
gets married. Throughout the
whole course of the year, when
ever the moon wanes the night
will grow dark. Whoever is
in love this year will think his
sweetheart an angel. Who
ever e~etsimarried will find out
whether it is true. Ifthe young
lady happens to blush, she will
look red in the face If she
dreams of a, young man three
nights in succession, 1t is a
sign of something. If anybody
jumps overheard without know.
ing how 10 swim, 1T is two to
one he gets drowned. If any,
body borrows an umbrella, it
is ten to one he is obliged to
20 home in the rain for his
pains"
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DON'T be ashamed, my lad, if
you have a patch on your
elbow. 1t is no mark of dis
grace. 1t speaks well Tor your
industrious mother. For our
part, we would rather see a
dozen patches on your jacket
than hear one profane or vul-
gar word escape from your lips.
No good boy will shu1 you be-
cause you cannot dress as we'll
as your companions; and if a
bad boy sometimes laughs at
your appearance, say nothing,
my lad, but walk on. We know
many a rich and good man who
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A woMAN's pride and a sail.
or's guide. 1.-The needle.
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DIR. WOLFE has been quite i'll
for several days.
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A LADY Who'll has been cured; of great ror.
IAvuus debility aC;cr many years OF misery,
desirec TO make ku own to allEf.llow suffer. T.
TIN" surc means Of relief. Address cnclo- M
$ amp, MRS. N. MERRITT, p. o. Box, 5a3s,
Boston, Mass, and the prescription wdl be
sent flee b retmn mail. noylO 4ylI
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1 was cured Of Deafness and Catgrrh by n
slnplelcmcd, and will send the recent free.
,Mrs MO. LEGGETT, Jersey City, n. J.
dec 10 1870 ty
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Se n n WEEK paid agents, male and fe.
gSV male, in u rev manufacturing bu,l.
ness ~ home. No capital required. Address
HoVe!ty Co.. 51co, Me. nov 17iwdp
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BENSON boutwell, is here on
a short visit.
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A WATCH EUEE forcyciyhody and goo or
iAday sure. Bu mess light AMI honorable.
No IN enterprise. No numbug. ADS r..
Monroe Kepnedy, Pittsburgh, Pa. declG lxd
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R,su, i-H Be HIpii,d gratis ,6r ,rcry clsb Of FJrs
srb.oijers 81 sl.Ou cjdh n onc rduitfdRce; or, Sic
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RoLIrIcAL.
The cIatlIu and the German prOuress

The clafIIn and the German PrOgressioRists.
New York, August PA mass
meeting of Germans was last night
addressed by Tennie @. Clafin, who
announces herself candidate. Hold
ing that woman was az much enti-
tied to hold public Office as she was
to fulfill any Of the other functions In
cident to citizenship, she said just
az the religious American has the
privilege OF going to his church on
Sunday, so must the right be equally
secure to all. You seek your realm
lust where YOU can find it and drink
your lager In peace and quiet, so long
as you do not disturb the public order.
A series of resolutions, accepting
her as the candidate Of the German
Progressive Association, were adopted.
Frank Blair on the Situation.
WASHINGTON, August Ex-senator
Frank Blair has been interviewed at
Cape May, and he says that while some
Democrats think the New Departure
issue a wise movement, Others will
reject it; and that it, at best, was but
natural sequence Of the Tammany
movement when they put Chase in
the list of Presidential candidates. He
thinks Missouri is safe for 10000 ma
lority in the next Presidential cam
paign, without regard to the New De-
paFture, and that the most available
Democratic Presidential candidate is
Governor GratZ Brown, who has al
ways been a New Departurist, and
who could secure the support of the
f1orD1aO RpDUblip1Da nf fh9 country
on account of his championship in the
anti DISTINGUISHING movement in Mis-
souri,, where Grants treatment Of
Schurz and the German citizens in
censed that class against the admins
tration, not only in that State, but
throughout the country.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES.

REV. DAVID WALK VIII preach In the Lin
den Street Christian Church to-day, al i0<
am, and pm.
Services ct the First Presbyterian Church,
corner Poplar and Third streets, to-day at II
O'Clock am, and this evening at 8 O'CLOCK.
Rev. Il. h. Bowman, Pastor. The public are
cordially invited TO attend.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Corner
Main and Beale streets. The Rev. WTn. E.
Boggs will preach this morning, at II O'Clock.
THERE viii be preaching at the Central
Methodist Church, Union styeet, at l0H Am.
by Rev. DR.. s. Watson. All are invited TO free
seats. sabbath school at S1s am.
CHURCH service at II am. and 8 p.nl. At Mrs
Bryant's Church, ON Echols street, by T. L.
Cotton, OF Canton, Miss, Old School Baptist.
REV. J. b. RUTLRR will preach at the CheI-
sea Baptist Church this morning, at l01z o'cl'k
RKaULAR services at Calvary Church at lt1S
O'Clock this morning and this evening.
TIE Central Baptist Church being tempo.
Tarily without a pastor, mutual arraege
ment had been made with the First Baptist
Church Tor a division of time Of services
of Rev DIR. Iichenor, In accordance with
this agreement, Dr.. Tichenor will preach for
the Central Baptist to-day nj IL O'Clock, and
At the First Baptist Church at night. Ser
Vices win alternate between these two
churches until further nolIce.
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The Buffalo Races.

BUFFALO, August 12.-The match
race to-day between Tommy Jefferson
and George Wilkes, for a purse of $1,000,
attracted considerable attention, not
Withstanding the great departure of
visitors. Both animals in good trim.
JehersOn's performances in the late
regular meetings had made him a
host Of friends. In the first heat JEFF
ferson came in in a slow jog trOt, first
by ten lengths. Previous to starting,
Jefferson sold in the pools for 100 to so
for Wilkes. In the second heat JEFF
ferson sold for $50 to 60 for Wilkes, and
the latter came in first by a length,
h0tly pressed by Jefferson. In the
third heat Jefferson stock fell; Wilkes
came in first by yseven or eight lengths.
In the fourth heat Jefferson won
by length. In the fifth heat
the pools sold ten to one in favor of
Jefferson, who came in in a Jog trot
winner by three lengths of the heat
and the race.
Summary-JeffersOn, l, 2, ,, l, /;
Wilkes, 2, /, l, 2, 2. Time, 2.29, , 274,
2.2S, 2.274, 2.273. This closes one of
the most exciting and brilliant race
meetings ON record. The order
throughout was the most perfect, the
police arrangements being excellent.
There was only q single case of pocket
picking, but two arrests for disorder
~ conduct, and not single burglary
was committed. Such a police re-
cord, in consideration of the immense
crowd in attendance, has not par
ailnl
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New York CITY Finances

NEW YORK, August 12.--John FO-
ley, in behalf of the citizens assOcia'
ton meeting, has addressed a letter to
the Mayor, saying that a faithful
copy of the city and county pay rolls
was demanded, showing to whom
and what payments have been made;
also bills showing the accounts against
the city, with the proceedings Of the
Board of Supervisors, furnishing par
ticUlars in these respects, together
with transcript of the COmptroller'S
books, as payments made by him. Il
the Mayor fails to disprove the char
ges against him he must at once va
cate his office. The letter bears the
names Of many prominent merchants
and bankers.
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Saturday, September 2. 1871,

Within legal hours, the following described
real estate to-Wtt:
One undivided halt interest IN a certain
tract OF land lying and betnR IN Shelby Coun.
y, Tennessee, described as follows: IN range
SIX, section /, and in the nth Surveyors Dis,
trtot, containing hity acres. more or less and
bounded on the north by Mrs arieshaDer's
lot, the cotton gin factory MIS-. Troops and
Dr. Gays lOtss on the west by John Martin /
place; on the south by MOletefs and DI,
Morgan's places, and on The east by the place
or Mr.. Rhodes and others; said tract being
known as the tract Of land purchased OF J. 3.
uennie by Y. Mckeehan and sold by VIM.
haeF to Mary K. Coleman and devised by
said Mary d. Coleman 10 Maria l.. Mckay
and Francis A. Fleming, at that time Francis
A. GOode.
twelve months; purchaser executing nOte,
with approved security lien reislned to se-
cure paym 5nt Of purchase money; equity OF
redemption barred. This August l2, lS7L
n d. L. STEWART. CLERK and Master,
Ciapp. Vance Z Anderson. Sols- for oOnnpl.
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Kantnnkv Election Returna

LOUISVILLE, August 12.-Fall re-
turns from fifty counties have been
received, which show Leslie's ma
iOrity to be 81, ,5S7 less in those counties
than that of Stevenson (DemOcrat) In
1868, notwithstanding the fact that
LesIie's total in the same counties is
greater than Stevenson's. The differ
ence in the msiorities is, therefore,
due to the large increase in the Re-
publican vote in 1868 from the colOred
population, who had not then been
enfranchiSed.
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FUMERAL HOTIcEs.

BoRRO-Ths friends snd aequaintanees q
ANDREW BoRRo are invited to attend his
funeral, from his late residences, corner o.
Beale and Second streets, this SUNDAY
afternoon at5 o'clock.
HERBERs-The friends and acqHaintanees
OF Mrs. Catharine Herbers are most
respectfully invited TO attend the funeral Of
her youngest son, HEKMAE, from her resi-
dence on Bass avenue, this SUNDAY after
noon at 2 O'clock
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WASHINGTON.
FIsH AND THE RussIANs.

NEW YORK, August PA Wash
ingtOn special says that Secretary Fish,
on June 10th, instructed Minister Gal
latin to request the Russian govern
ment to recall Minister Catacazy, on
account Of his prevarications in off,
ciai transactions, and that the Russian
government will recall him and de-
signate M. BOdisc0, the Russian Con-
sal General Of New York, to take his
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Fire at Ravsnna, Ohio.

CINcTENATI, August 12.--Part Of
the carriage works Of Mertz d Rid
die, Law q Waits pump factory,
Knapp q Bros ploW and machine
works, besides dwelling and two
stables. were burned at Ravenna.
Ohio. Yesterday. The loss IS about
$50, ,000. One hundred men were
thrown ont OF employment.
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Sorry to Hear It.

Special to the Memphis APPEAL.l
GAINESVILLE, TENN, August H.
James Rounds, Superintendent OF the
Clarksville Gas Works, disappeared
about week ago, being detaulter
to the amount of about six hundred
dollars with Messrs. McDonough d
Co., of Memphis, who are lessees.
Mr.. W. B. McDonOugh has been here
looking into and putting matters to
rights. Rounds is a gas-fitter by
trade, and had only held the position
two months.
There was a good rain throughout
this section yesterday.
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N0TIcE Tn sT0CKHOLDERs.

OFFICE OF MEMPHIS & V1CKsBURG, r. r. Co. I
.VICKsRURG, MISS, August 10, lS7l.
To the Stockholders OF the Memphis and
Nicksburg Railroad Company;
WOU are hereby notified that q call Of 1OuI
/ and One-balf per cent of the capital
stock OF said Conn pany has been ordered Oy
the President and Directors, and you are
hereby requested to come forward and pay
the same to john A Klein, Treasurer OF M1s-
sissippi Valley Bank. VicKsburg, ON or De-
fore the 10Th day OF September next.
By order OF the Board.
Rnls VIII. A. FAIRCHILD, sec y.
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indian war Exnected.

SAN FRANCISCO, August l2.-The
Utes and Nevadas are determined to
commence war against the Shawnees
over the disputed boundary question.
Being unable to purchase arms in
Nevada, they will have to send to San
Francisco for them. Not much blood
shed is anticiDated.
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Yacht Clubs Diniuu.

BOSTON, August l2.-The New York
Yacht Club is visiting the city to-day
and dimes with the Eastern Yacht
Club at TUFTS Point this afternoon.
They will have religious service on
Sunday in one of the yachts, and on
Monday a grand regatta viii take
place, the start being made from
Swan DsichOtt.
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NASHVILLE, August 12.-The sea-
s0nable rains are much to the advan-
tage of the crops. The rain in Wilson
county last night was unusually
heavy, &ld at Lebanon was almost
unprecedented, the overflow from the
creek flooding the town several feet
and doing considerable damage.
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SPORT.


LONDON, August 12.-CommOdore
Aushbury has, in consequence of her
victory over the Egeria, rec0nsidered
his determination not to send the
yacht Lavonia to America. She will
sail shortly for New York in place OF
the Cambria.
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The waIkist at Little Rock.

LITTLE Rock, August 12.-Dayid-
son, the pedestrian, has now been
walking ninety-six hours. He has
four yet to walk, to complete his task.
He is almost exhausted, but will no
doubt succeed,