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Rowing For the Ladies'.

From the Turf, Flsldand FArnJ
II some Of our fashionable women
vanld practice q little with the oar when
tbey are killing time during the Summer
months out in The country, II would be a
qood Thing for them. Rowing is a splen.
5id exercise, and lady can easily learn
10 null her own boat and take care Of
herself on the water. Our fashionable
women stand sadly in need Of just such
healthy exercise; it will give them
strength, improve digestion, expand the
chest, bring color to tho checks and
brightness 10 the eyes; and then the idlers
will not return to the city in the Autumn
dsys like faded flowers. As woman looks
graceful in the saddle, so she appears to
good advantage at the oars. Shall we
laintly outline picture for your Look,
then, at this: A lovely lake sleeps at the
feet Of wooded slopes. \ girl, graceful
as Diana and beautiful as Deianira, trips
down to the pebbly beach. She takes her
seat In q light boat, pushes out upon the
water, and then with an easy mo.
tiOn bends to the oars. The girl was
born in the North, but her face is of the
Southern type. The broad brimmed hat
keeps of the sun, but it can not conceal
The laughing dark brown eyes, nor hide
from US the full wealth OF her rich brown
hair Gloves protect her hands, and
stout neat fitting boots give strength tC
hsrleet The rounded arms reach for.
ward, and as the oars go through the
vater, the body gracefully rises from the
bending posture, and We mark the full
beauty Of the form and face. Would
lhst We could paint the picture as easily
Swe have family and imperlectly out.
lined ii, for then you could not resist fall.
irg nlove with il. But let us hope that
awnrm Imagination will supply what is
wanting to make the picture perfect, and
that It will assume, under the brush Of
fancy, such fair proportions as to arouse
The enthusiasm Of our lady friends. II
women will take TO the oars in July and
August instead Of to talking scandal and
reading sensational novels, VIC feel conf.
dent in saying they will greatly improve
their physical and mental conditions, and
will make more cOnquesls in masculine
nnks than they now make. Man car
resist admiring woman when she is at
eTerctsein the boat no more than he car
resist admirng her when she sits like d
queen in the saddle.
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CLEVELAND.
The Coming Week,s Races.

CLEVELAND, July 13.-In the races to
come of next week in this city, one hun.
dred and twenty-five entries have already
been made. Among the more celebrated
horses that have arrived are: RoSalind,
owned by HIN. Smith, of New York;
Dirby and pextress, owned by Messrs.
Ensiger, Of Buffalo; Jay Cooke, owned by
Budd Doble; Elms, owned by o. a.
Hickox, of Philadelphia; Mohawk, Jr.,
Denmark, Sleepy John Red. Cloud, Harry
R., Tennessee, Western Boy, Castle
Boy, Ohio Girl, Gentle Annie, Ella
Wilson, Ohio Boy, Cain Boy, Del
aware Chief, Grace, Nelly, Red Oak,
Joe Hooker, Tom Walker, Dictator,
Wade Hampton and many others. The
famous trotters Goldsmith Maid, Lucy
and American Girl have arrived. There
are large number Of running horses here
and these races promise to be holly con.
tested and exciting. Among the horses
here whose record is down among the 40's
arc Tom Boston, Nelly Bush, Vashti, Mol
lie Gester, Star Water. Lady Fairchild
Derringer, Romance, Red Horse, Mollie
Cod, Richard A. Regent, Jim Conner, Sa
bina, Sallie Newton, Robert Gregg, Big
Aaron and others.
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MEMPHIS.
A Boy Murdered while Bathing.

MEMPHIS, TENN, July 13.-Last even.
ing, while party oil boys were bathing
in the river below, at the foot of Beale St.,
private watchman named Sturgeon, en-
ployed on the fiat boat near by, came out
on the roof armed with musket, follow
ed by his wife, who was also armed with
a navy revolver, and after threatening
the boys for bathing there, Sturgeon took
deliberate aim at one of the boys named
Johnny Murphy, who was in the water,
and fired, three slugs struck him in the
head killing him instantly. Immediately
after shooting Sturgeon jumped into o
skiit and made his escape, his wife was
arrested and lodged in lhe station house.
They recently came here from st. Louis
and are represented as bad characters,
Murphy was an apprentice in J. W.
Browns gas fitting establishment. The
coroner's jury returned a verdict of will.
ful murder.
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THE proof Of the formal dsoandmen. !.
., tbe democratic party at Baltimore is
lound in the wording Of the platform
,iopted. Itbegins with this preamble; no :;
uWc,hO Literal Republicans ?f@e I.Il OnLt
I'd States in National Convention assem-
bled, &C., &c. ,.,.,
The democracy at Parkersburg pledged
themselves to support the action OF the
Baltimore Convention without prejudice
n,be Democratic organizations but how
can they support it in thus formally ex'
tipgulsilDg the party and merging it in
Mo Liberal Republican party? Even the
R,,i,,er threatened a bolt ii there was
any abandonment Of the old name. Their
why don't it bolt:
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.
DESTRUCTIVE STORMS,

DESTRUCTIVE STORMS.
LONDON, July 1S-The storms through,
out England, yesterday, were very de.
structive in the midland and southern
counties. In many places the growing
crops are prostrated and destroyed. Sew
eral people were killed by lightning,
THREE NEW CARDINALS.
The Echo this evening publishes a pri.
vate letter, said to have been written by q
person high in authority at Vatican,
stating that the Pope, on the 1st OF No.
yember last, All Saints day, bestowed
Cardinal hats on the Archbishop of Lon
don, Archbishop Of Paris, and the most
Reverend Martin John Spaulding, now
deceased, who was then Archbishop Of
Baltimore.
LONDON, July 1.-THE ObsrUer antici.
pates that by the large awards to be made
by the Geneva Tribunal England will be
obliged to pay heavy sums for direct dam
ages, although It believes that the total
amount will fall several millions below
the American estimate.
Parliament will probably be prorogued
on the 9th Of August.
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MaIlms for the Farmers.
in the Boston Journal Of Chemistry

80 '"S 1SS'SA bSAAuAl VI IucAnlnl1sI
!. Only good farming pays. He who
soTs or plants, without reasonable assur.
a0ce ol good crops annually, had better
earn wages Of some capable neighbor
lnan work for so poor paymaster as he
scertain TO prove himself.
:. The good farmer is proed Jy The
heady appreciation Of his crops. Any one
may reap an ample harvest IRON a fertile
virgin style; the farmer alone grows good
crops at first, and better and better ever
sNerward.
., It's far easier 10 maintain the pro.
G.nIc'INeapdeity q Of farm than to restore il
10 exhaust Its lecundity,and then attempt
~ y restoration by buying costly CONNER,
Clal iST,tlIizers, is wastelul and irrational
., Ihs good farmer sells mainly sucI
products as are at least eldauStir6 Ncces,
Sy may co1strain him, for the first veal
o. Two, 10 sell grain, or even hay; but hC
Tlll soon send of his surplus mainly ID
tne Iorm Of cotton, or wool, or meat OF
ouller and cheese, or something else thai
teIutns F TO the soil nearly all that is taker
nom IT. A bank account daily draw
o! apon. while nothing is deposited 10 il.
gedit, must soon respond, mo funds :
20 with a farm similarly treated,
O. AS'dtE0n is at leGS! negatiUs tenili,a
;Dhi " 1t may not positively enrich a Iarm
i. %wLll az least retard and postpone il
%PoVerlshment He who grows whea
,. aNt wheat, corn alter corn, for twent,
sas! will need to emigratv before M
yam IS fulfilled. The same larm can no
s,uppott lnor endure) him longer thal
, laL All our great wheat growing sec
nao o. MY years ago are wheat Srow
ns 20 Longer, while England grows Iarc
SOs thereof on the very fields that le, s
ae armies OF Saxon Harold and WI
.aa Ihe Conqueror. Rotation has prC
,S %Eed these, as the lack Of it ruibe,
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The Democratic Committee at Chap.
paqua.

CHAPPAQUA, N. Y, July 13.-The as.
semblage OF the Democratic Committee,
and others, on the farm Of Horace Gree.
ley to-day, was merely a social gathering
or picnic. Mr.. Greeley conducted the
various delegates over his farm in the
forenoon and described all the, pecAiari.
ties. A bountilul dinner was served at
o'clock, after which Mr.. Greeley addressed
the meeting, consisting Of about 500 peo.
pie. he said that it was social gather.
ing, having IN view no other purpose than
congregating for pleasure. There were
friends from home, from far and near, and
he wished they would frequently visit him
at his farm. Senator Given made short
speech, in which he eulogized the next
President, and strongly advocated close
and lasting alliance between the Demo.
Gratis and Liberal Republicans, as the only
means OF salvation for the country.
Judge Reagan, Of Texas, was the next
speaker. He dwelt at some length on
the honesty OF Greeley and in bitter Ian
guage denounced General Grant, whom
he characterized as useless, dishonest and
corrupt, and called on every man from
Maine tosTexas to rally around Greeley,
who was honest, straightforward and
more than competent to govern this coun-
try. ....
Three cheers were then given fol
Horace Greeley, the Democracy and the
Liberal Republicans.
Neither Mr.. Doolittle nor Mr.. Schell
was present, and the affair from beginning
to end was exceedingly quiet. Not one
half Of the members Of the Baltimore
committee were present. Several prOmi-
nent New Workers attended, together
with good many Southern Democrats
who were warm in their expression as to
supporting Greeley in the coming cam
paign and in promising large msjorities
in the Southern States.
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GERMANY.
Reception Of Rlacmen from AmcrIcI

Reception of Riacmen from America.
BERLIN, July 14.-The German Rifle
men from America, who are to take parI
in the Federal Schutzeniest, arrived last
week in Hanover, where they had most
cordial reception. DR.. Pieper made the
address Of welcome In which he frequent.
ly alluded TO the enthusiasm manilested
IN the United States over victories Of the
Fatherland during the late war and at
the end proposed three cheers for the Wis.
itors which were given with good will by
the large crowd which was present at the
reception.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, July 1d.-To.day beng the an.
niyersary Of the taking oil the Bastile was
celebrated at Forte Louis Jovarres with a
banquet. Gambetta presided and made
characteristic speech, and denounc-
ed the leagues of church and monarchy.
Public dinners in honor OF the day were
prohibited in Paris, Lyons, Marsailles,
Bardeau and other cities, but no attempt
was made TO interfere with the celebra.
tion at Fort Louis Jovarres.
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COLUMBUS.
A Comfortable Nap..GreeleY Ratifi-
cation Meeting.


COLUMBUS, July 14.-John Richie, a
breakman on the Short Line Railroad,
laid down to rest on the railroad track
near this city, yesterday, TO await the
return Of q part OF his train TO be coupled,
and when he woke up it was 10 find q
train passing over his legs close to the
hips. The first intimation the engineer
had that anything was wrong, was Riches
screams Of agony. Richie died at his
home in this city, to-day.
A Greeley ratification meeting, held at
the State House, last night, was failure
as far as the crowd was concerned, not
more than five hundred persons being
present, according to Democratic count,
Earnest and sanguine speeches were
made by several local speakers.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, July 1S.-Etorts are being
made TO have the German Imperial Band
visit this city,
The cornerstone of the new Turner
Hall in the north division will be laid TO.
morrow, with appropriate ceremonies, for
which extensive preparations have been
made. An immense procession, including
all the German societies in the city, with
number from other places, addressed by
distinguished Germans, with music, &c,
form part Of the programme.
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River News,

CAIRO, July 18.-Arriyed, Belle Of
Memphis, from St Louis, at8P. N.
CAIRO, July 14.-The river has iallen
one inch. Light showers this forenoon.
Cloudy and cool. r
CINCINNATI, July 14-Riycr Z feet and
falling; 4 feet 4 inches In the canal and 3
feet inches on the chutes. Weather hoI
and cloudy. Threatening rain to-day and
partially cloudy tonight.
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HAvRE, July 1S.-The Hsyre regatta
took place yesterday. Twelve boats
started 20 hours was the time allotted
lor the race. 1t was expected that the
Guinevere, Livonia and Ssppho would sail
but the Guenevere was withdrawn, and
consequently the Sappho was withdrawn
because the Livonia was the only
schooner entered and Douglas would not
sail with Asbbury, as the only competitor.
The boats started at four O'Clock. The
Sappho started fifteen minutes afterwards,
ran to the leeward Of the feet, crossing
the bow Of the Livonia and returned 10
anchorage in one hour and a half.
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SAN FRANCISCO.
Democratic Opposition to Greeley

Democratic Opposition to Greeley.
SAN FRANcIsco, July 18.-Ex.Govern.
or Stanley died last night.
The Bourbon, the Democratic organ,
proposes to send delegates. 10 the Louis.
willie Convention. The Daily NetcS ultra
secession democratic) at Los Angeles,
repudiates the Baltimore nominations.
One hundred and twenty thousand dol.
lars were subscribed, yesterday, to the
stock Of the Atlantic & Pacific road.
A new company, entitled the San
Francisco & Colorado R. r. Co., to con.
meet with the TaXas Pacific road, was
formed here yesterday. Four million
dollars have been subscribed already. II
Is independent of any other orgsniza.
tim
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la iAEEN DowN.-CapAiu Junkips, for
TEAoy years commander Of tho Cunard
oae o. steamers, had a certain way, oc.
,,1S,VEnaIly, "a ,0EIly Of expressing himself in reply
~ NV WaAt he deemed p0intless questions
,Taa "Vn Passengers. In fact, a doyc.likC
T"ssIaess mOSIs Of manner was not the Com,
uCSSofe's best point. ~
,r, VI one Of his latest voyages be had
NJ ,Dlg ihe passengers Bishop Littleiohr
iHS. ~ VIE, Of Long Island. Mrs, Lit,le
,,IaS ,sIa Spe " day, being near the Commodore
AL M l,Il ,ho u IN y was not going to rain.
u fS IA. s1e COOK" was his bluff reply.
AN ~ g pardon" said Mrs. Littleiohn
Ti,,noI noI speaking 10 the cookY"
p,scj.o j,y mas not informed US as to the
''''Se pAraseology OF his response. ~
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VALUATION OF MEMrn1s.

By the report to the County Court yes.
terday the total value of real estate OF
this Shelby Co., is $3s, 81, ,s0s, merchan.
disc $I ,990,575.
MEMPHIS, July 14-Tho report of. the
Grand Jury TO the Criminal Court, last
evening, charging VIM. Mclean, Stoke
& Co., tax collectors, with being default.
ers Of over 100000, and Esq. Blackley
financial agent, with gross incompetency,
has been the all absorbing topic to-day.
Warrents were issued for the arrest o.
Mclean, but the sheriff has been unable
10 find him. His friends assert that he
will surrender himself to. o.morrow. This
office is the most lucrative in the State
and has been held by him two or three
terms.
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Tile story is told Of Ben. Buffers earlier
days, that Yankee obtained his legal
opinion how to recover the value of ham
which a neighbor's dog came along and
ate. He was advised to prosecute and
recover for damages. "But the dog was
yourn," said the sharp Yankee. Butler
opened his eyes little, asked him what
tho ham was worth, was told five dollars,
paid the money, and then demanded a ten
dollar fec OF the astonished native for legal
n6vina
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DISPATCHES from various points at the
South indicate that the unregenerate fol.
lowers Of JEFF. Davis and Lee are saluting
the nomination Of Greeley. with scarcely
less enthusiasm than they manifested over
the passage Of ordinances Of secession at
the commencement Of the rebellion. In
that section, evidently, the well remem.
hered rebel yell is to be the bsttle.cry Of
the campaign.
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AT late funeral the undertaken ar.
ranged for the husband and mother.in.
law to ride in the same carriage. "Alust
J" said the broken hearted man, "must
ride with that awful womanln ~ thiub
you will have to,n answered the under.
taker. "Well, IL l must, l must" said the
stricken man, "but to ride with her de-
stroys all my pleasure on this occasion. n
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Weather Report.
war DEPARTMENT, 4
OFFICE or THE CHIEF sT0NAL OFPIcER,
WASHINGTON, D. G., July 1i-T8OP. \.
PROBABILITIES,

A falling barometer, fresh to brisk
southerly to easterly winds, with increas.
ing cloudiness and areas OF rain will pre-.
vail on Monday from Tennessee to Lake
Erie and the upper lakes, and north.
west southeastern 10 southwesterIy winds
and increasing cloudiness TOR the
New England and Middle States,
with possible areas of rain from
Virginia and Pennsylvania to southern
New England, with southerly to westerly
winds, partly cloudy weather and occs.
sional areas Of rain for the south Atlantic
States, followed by clear weather on Mon
day afternoon or night. Westerly winds
and generally clear weather for the Gull
States
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Accident on the Northern PennsyI.
80 yanIa Railroad.

DoYLEsTowN, Pa, July 14-The morn.
ing train on the Northern Pennsylvania
railroad, shortly alter it lett this place
this morning, ran over a coy, throwing
the engine and twomilk cars of the track
and down an embankment 80 feet high.
The. fireman was seriously injured, and
the engineer, milk agent, baggage master
and one or two other persons on the cars
were severely bruised.
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Railroad Accident in Louisiaua,

NEw ORLEANS, July IA heavy
storm washed away an embankment on
the Mobile & New Orleans Railroad, YES.
terday morning, near East Pascasonla.
The engine Of, freight train went III,
Wrecking twenty cars and killing the en-.
gineer, Z. A. Cool, Of Michigan, and a
brakesman, John Cronan, OF New York.
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DEATH, with fleshless fingers having
snatched all the centenarians Of WASH
ington's domestic family, Is now COM
mencing on the late President Madison,
and one old colored lady Of one hundred
and seven summers has Just gone.
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suoy CAMERON is reported to be much
,..,o,'ii,ed o over The condition of State
ueii,jcs u, in Pennsylvania lie has just
bssD 10 Washington to sec what could be
1one about It.
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The Extension of the Capitol
Grounds.

WAsHrNGToN, July 13.-Congress at
It's last session appropriated $250,O0O to
buy certain private property for the ex
tension Of the capitol grounds, but the
total valuation Of the ground, buildings
and houses is stated by the appraisers &c
be 100000.
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Meeting Of Liberal National Com.
mittee.
COALITION WITH DEMOCRATS IN STAT
AND CONGRESS ELECTIONS.

COALITION WITH DEMOCRATS IN STATE
AND CONGRESS ELECTIONS.
NEW YORK, July 13.-The National
Liberal Republican Committee met yes.
terday, and elected Ethan Allen perma.
nent chairman, who thereupon delivered
an address. The following Executive
Committee was appointed by the chair
Chas. G. Davis, Of Massachusetts, ]. P.
Hadd, OF Vermont; 8. A. Pearce, OF South
Carolina; s. G. Burbridge, Of Kentucky;
Fl. @. Warmoth, of Louisiana; NJ. G. 6.
Church, Of West Virginia; Geo. w. An.
derson, Of Maryland; Jas. A, Scoville, Of
New jersey. Ethan Allen was made
Chairman Of the Executive Committee,
and D. r. Goodlac, Of North Carolina, and
Jasper w. johnson, Of Oregon, Secretaries
A resolution was passed recommending
a UNION ofLiberal Republicans with the
Democrats in selecting candidates for
State and Congressional offices. Car
Sehurz and Gov. Brown, were present
The committee visit Chappaqua to-day.
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Freddie Lleb Heard From.

PHILADELPHIA July ia child an.
swering to the description OF Freddie Lieb,
who was stolen from Quincy, illinois,
more than year ago, was seen with a
travelling musician, at Columbia, last
week. He went from Marietta, Monday
for Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
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Collision OF Steamers Fleetwood and
Wildwood.

L CWcNNAT1, July 14.-The Steamers
Fleetwood and Wildwood collided at Cali.
iornia, about 10 miles above here, last
night, The Fleetwood lost one wheel
house, and suffered an injury to one Of her
engines. The Andy Baum went up to-
day in her stead. The Wildwood was
upipiured, "a
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Wilson and Morton Visit the PrcsI.
dent,

Long BRANCH, July 13,-Senators Hen.
ry Wilson and Morton arrived here this
morning as guests of President Grant.
Senator Wilson leaves tonight for North
Carolina, to participate in the State can.
vass. The President will leave for Wash.
ington on Monday night.
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SAVANNAH.

SAVANNAH, Ga, July 14.-sergean,
Robert E. Carr shot and instantly killed
Sherman Jordan at Fort Pulaski, lssl
night Both belonged TO the Southern U.
5. Artillery. Carr was arrested and
lodged 10 jail.
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A. nM BISHOP, Of NngwOOd' has
,.,siH ss completed y, ri one of the most elegant
laisiy Nt.S,S eTEs ,e,dsnoes in the State. SO the
t.,.,ol avs
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TAT AZ one aS Of his lectures George Francis
can s.s'I ~, shouted: Now, then, ANYBODY
S5 5 ,s aE me question" Wherenn9n an
TCnlI 'S iGuy NJ ngoI up and said: "Mr. Train i
resi - In Oatn In two in the mIddIeyS T6s
p' pS american traveller was at non, m
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CpGtteuisErHr

BRAZIL /, preparing for war with, with the a,,,
.,osntino DsaanG States s Tbodiaical'y gre" out
d'SS a sSe nou.falillment Of treaty
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steamer News,

NEW YORK, July 18.-Ariyed-steam.
ships Bremen, from Bremen; sellcia, from
Antwerp; Columbia and Britannia, from
Glasgow.
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WuITELAw REID Is said to be very
much depressed by the loss of his little
ward, OF whom he was very fond.