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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-10
Chacago Market,

y te)sgraph.I AessA -.
Fleur-DulI esd nomisally lower.
wheat-Quiss and lover, closing at 1'llJ(.
Oats-fateady 1t SSx
Corn Qlist ~ 66k 956Z.
Rye-kirner q l.2oA .2V}<.
Barley Better 1t l.s3 4l.oS.
Pork 80 OOQ 80 IS.
Provisieus- Dull.
''Lsrd--l00leN.
RBnlk Mests Shoulders l15f0llH.
Whiskv-N0Wiual 1t SO 40.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-10

New HOPk N10P1kee.
10y Telegraph. ysw Ysns. March ~ "
Flour-Dull and deelisisg q S.sO0k,lo fer
sepsriues asd : soe5 = for b. J. =.
Wheat-Dull aud declining at .l2@l N-tDe
No. ! spring 10 store and delivered los for
choice amber Michigan.
Csra-very ssases asd 6rm sales Of 3lsOee
bu.hsls u 81 for new mixed we.tsfn.
Dye Qaist. t.
barley -Qaiet LIZ -.
Oass -ysil; sales at .lk01lN for vssssrs
In store: 7sL@71 s6,st.
Pork -Qsist and dtooeius q ee7S 1SLec for
ae~ meas s0.5o9t3e.7 for old.
beef--Uu rss
Gut MeoAs-8eavy.
Lsrl-0lst go irn 81 i7ko,e,k fer stsss
ed lsk0lo IL for ksttlo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-10

From Caunr 4 Baos.. Coo rans Landing. Jhic,
Nv 81, tsj. We Ars pleased si,h year med
AZ Il - no n the Of curiug . great
n,nb.r - ii,fsr ut diseases upon psrssns, -
al Q ay0 horrsa We think u cares oil you
70 me ID ute 70. We wAot you ,u - send
Us shs larger lsrtioa VI The variety for ''fsm
lily Use, ~ s..A.l b0itiss.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-10

.sils sesll kisds. oprsiss! ess,sss.' CrsslsA
asas. SpAv.a. 5~ssscy. fisssia, Sisfaes. Esssrs-
Oh Potssss. ScrAsshss Or 0eeese. S0stsehals,
Mod era h. Lasas 1895. Straias. 4easlersl
Fest. Mas e. uoss Dssts m,ss, 0asges 10 Gees.
Csa ;ssd .sss. feet Bot 10 Sheep and many
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-10

0Extract 81 letter from J. o. paAss. dated
lesl "A hsvs bssn scqu aiassA eth year nsdi
eias (0srgsiss OD Tor the last ssastsss ysars
Il has v-svsi sure care fee esss 9ss II sheep
IL. Which cold the last bottle snd have calls
ainsss daily for nsrs. Please fsswssdAas soss
- cosveuient.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-10

Alwavs sssui.s fR MERCHANTS CgDgDRA
fEO oAsoLlNO OIL. sea sass Ne ether.
R9TAaG PRlC9. ol.o %. - 4 0Gs
Ahske s.ll ssfsrs sstng. ~ RIB - sAersssA
II bseoro d Ore o. eo0o warn substance.
Ths 3assiisg Oil be- 6ssa 70 - - . iiai-
= .as e thirty ssx yeafe. All - sd - . fssr
srSsl. bas - ARE asd end follow disocsisss.
asa year nearest Jru sgiss o. dealer 10 Pat
eat MeliSiuss tor one q ear Alnenaes and V.de
Mseaas, "a rssA what he psepis ~ about the
OH.
Ths 0areiisg Oil d Ter sals ~ ell rsspe stable
dsLsrs shfsasssss The Uaitsl States and ether
Oar s.sssssais dass non 1855. and are ~
seiiei,eS Uss sAs 0arelisg OIL aad tell your
n..iebbsso uhas goed is hes done.
W lee. fssr ga libsrai with I'll end defy
eeasr16ietisa.
Mssussstsrsl q L ,essoss. Hsv YssA. ~
nrRrnyrS ClRGLlHG Oil co
.SouND9oD0n. sesey
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-10

10 goea.Yor RAsum a.iss, Chilbssiss. Corns'
VII tiows. Gated Dvssst. sore Nipples,
Cramps, Bo,ls. t,tss 81 Anim ale, wssksess Of
the J.ists, csn.rsesisns u shs Assciess turns,
suI scAiis. foss Bites. Paiufai Nsrvous A..
isectisas. Chsppsd Aasds. Lame Back, Pain 70
the 81 Il. sss.i,sgs, Taosss, Tooth Ache. Ola
Sores. HsA MsssiisS or urilss, oflssh Swsuaas
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-10

Ere. E,ss' MAssss, Niallspssll ! AZ :. ~Jsly
-. 1sso II psses ass4 bottle q year 00elisg
Oil VI year esssi. 4. ,. batter, q Aidliscsrs.
esd - yss have used bns hslf efh. I sAisg Il
hes g'vss ne more relief e $3.50 sef severe
have ever ussi before:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-10

z. d rAvlea.: :st Csscord, Ky. ssys tbs Ger
ri ~ Oii cured . h3rse Of hss. isJured while
pl .s,ss ~ attempting 10 step over . stump. d.
= ,ss s.vss,ng enc thigh from the BODY alec
"a Il he hss used Il ID he family for aftsss
ya., aint,, best remedy fss Cats, Burns.
y -sisss. fr. esss, .jssAiss. Rhssnssisu, etc. I
D. ever ased.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-10

Chicago Lave stock MARKET.
y Telegraph March 10.
| Cattle Receipts 1915; sales l 800 head at
4.Sotd4 SIS; butchers 70 80 Is; fair 70 middlieg
7.oea7 ~ for good 70 choice good a decline
Of liu25.
Hoea-Rscsipts IT'S dali ssd lSOa5s lower:
sales I, iol asS.72eS.75 for common - good !;
pens filled.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-10

Ans you aware that the prooonitoriss :o
Consumption are Coughs. Colds. Bronehitis,
Pains in tho Side and Chest, Difficulties d
Breathing. DC. If you permit these symptoms
to rsn on turberelss will b. the result, and end
in Consumption. Now il you want to cure these
diseases, use AiLsA's Luxe BALsAs without d.
lay. /.
Fer sale BY dealers in Family Medicine gener-
ally.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-10
SHGRfPf'S SALE.

SH8R1Pf'S SALE.
NJ esAss - Iowa, l..
Scott County.
In the District Court Of Scott County, State Of
lo0A
~ viftas = . general execution isssed from
The Once u he Clerk u The District Court Of
Sssts Csassy. State sf Isvs, II favor Of
Spisr whitaker. and sgainss WilIismH. Pearsell,
J. .. 0obis. Joel Palmer and A. ). Palmer.
datsa March ssh, 1893. and 70 - difsstsd. cen
as.disg ne tAas u The goods. ehasasls. stoek
Or interest IL ssy esapasy. debts due, property
in tAs hsnas efihird persons, lssds asd tsse-
uents (which ars sss s1envt BY lev Zen Exc
estiss) Of The said William u. Pearsoll. J.
0ebls, Jssi Pslnsr asd 4. J. Palmer, ! make Or
saass - - made The sua q thirteen hundred
~ 1fy-thrss end $500 dollars. Isvisd up-
- The following described Real Estate. lying
- Ssiag sitssssd II the county u Ssstt asd
0tase 4 love. VIZ: Lot three ~. sad The
sssah Asssse ls) lsss q lot fsle (4) il blsek
1vs ~. b Dassspses snd Rogers Addiiisn n
~ Ctsy II II Clairs, cd lots ess ~ two ~
thrss ~ 5ssr q; I've ~ - six %. = blsek
- (lol, u the tswn 81 Paskhsfst. ard -
ssaivilsl 80 third % interest IN lot twsavs
10. h block three o.. II Dsvsspert end Reg
- Ad1itisa 70 the city u L. Claire.
And hereby give public notice that shall
edsr for sale q public cutlery. at the Court
Hsase door. IN the City Of Dav-
sspsst, County Of Scott and Stass Of lows. %
0aaesday the 10th day Of April. 1862. bstsees
Ne hsurs q o'clock .. m. aad o'clock p. p.
u sail day, sale 70 commence at the hsur oftve
s'elosk, p -, Of said day, and will sell.te ths
hiehess and best bidder therefor. in cashs The
shove described property, or suGeisot thsi ~
- seaiefs the above debt, with interest anl
ssets.
Dstea this 9th day Of March. 1869.
0US1AvUS bCHnlT0Bn.
Sheriff 81 eestt Cess1
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-10

Sss DJSca o. 0aAPss In another col umn
Of SPEER'S STANDARD WINE BlTTERS, II
10 highv recommended BY physicians for dvs-
psptiss. account Of its tonic: proprieties, its
purity and its delicious 1avers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-10

Proverbs for the season: use Rsnns's Me-
gic OIL ''Csn't keep hsuss without IT," "It
works like eharm." "A few more bottles
left." "A Yankee invention worth tying
"Cares quickly for . little money. 'Seld BY
Durf 4 Skies
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-10

n FARM LABOR - woek on farn. ApIly 10
John uttig. tAsse 0ilss iiea Dsveopsst, % bsrri,
con st., road. 0cho-oto
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-10

WAN g.

GENTS WANTED FOR OUR POPULAR ONE
n Dollar Storc, u who's 80 09er the largest In
duc~ m~nte. Any one ssndisg IS for CO printed
tlps tsi,gie slips 10 cents ssed.) will receive one
of In. following artices. via Haunting Case Watch,
pair WOODEN Blankets. Long ShaW IS yards Of
Hemp CArpetipg. %. seud fne Circular 70
J. n. WlNHLOW CO.,
mchfd sn ~ 0roadway. New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-10

CAL4sMAN - TRAVEL AND sBlL ~ SAN
= pie SO H. sfg o1a. Dhsatioa Dsrneasets
s.l god w4eee. A1efses With damp. =. b.
Pa. nehe 0i0
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-10

TnR best m original tonic Of Iron, Prosperous
and Calisaya. known a. Csswel. Mack d Co's
Fcrro Phoephorated Elixir Of Ca isssa Bark. The
iron restores color to tbs Blood. the phosphorus
renews waste o the tissue, and the csllsaya
gives . natural HEATH full tone to tho digestive
orgAns: thereby matisg It applicable for dispepsis
In tie variousor ms. skefulasss, general debility.
and depression OF rp.rits One pint contains the
virtues Of ounce OF casissys. end enc teaepoon
fal grain OF iron and phosphorue. Sold BY 81.
druggists. Manufactured only by CAswRLL, HAzAss
q Co. (su:ceeeors to Caswsl, Mack = Coz. New
York. Fcb1o-moa4wed&weoW
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-10

Onset the most healthy sports Of TIE presses.
49, 10 skating. But TOO ouch care sasnst b.
tsksn' after skating ell the evening gsttisg thu
blood heated and shs rerss 81 open, that yor
do not get cold and lay the foundatiss Of throat
and lung complaints. Coe's iCough Bslsan
will b found excellent in al such casss. W.
say. keep 1t in the house. ready for immediate
use.
Goes Dyspepsia Cure 10 alss one Of the best
e NEEDLES in the world for Dyspepsia, lndiges-
tion. Sick Headache, Ssur Stomseh end all dis
eases Of the stomach and bowels.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-10
ESTABLISHES nool.
tits the Oldest. tits the Best. Is the Cheapest
BARRv'S TRleOPnER0uS-
For the Hair

II will certainly restore weak and thin hair,
nsking'it
THICK. SOFT. AND GLOSSY.
Principal Office, 374 Pearl ST., New York.
PasLAN's LArssf InPsovsp COMBINATION
Cssslens ere applied 10 i've billiard tables
IN The AnsxicAx Heuss, Besrox. The
Aessrs. Rice have one Of the largest ssd
bea hossss 10 the country.
II
4 swo story frame house, with lhres
lots. - 4tA street, soly. 81 400; Wild land
$3.50 . 4l0.Oe PEE acre; farms in Scott
county, and houses in the city for sals
cheap for cash.!
-. ELpaIsGs 4 Bso.,
Land: snd Insurance. Aeents.
Ne. 40 Brady stssst.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-10

FRESH { cfauIae 1EIHEAselelo
COIN, GARDEN SEEDS.
r. D. HAWLEY'S

x A1gAL DEeCDltllvg CATALOGUE
sisalease Sseds. eedssloise esnpIste liss 81
kfsoa nd Relisble Feeds = ths noes lnpfeved
~ Standard varieties il Oultivstien. g sew
psen1se and will ~ mailed ffee 70 ell aepli.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-10

CITY!CITYlCITY.
Two coo AGENTS WANTED TO MANAGE
the ss'e ofa New. Popular and standard WORK
salary 70 c0opeteot psssoss. Address, staeiDg
qualifications and sxpssienee
PAAMRLBD D CT.
Wed2W s3S Samson 81. Phi Ia, Po.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-10

The esurtisrs II the Court Of Qsesu Elisabsts
were wsst 10 gals reysl fsvss By peaisisg The
beauty Of the Queens hair. May aedsrs L.
dies. ~ the ne Of ''Bsrrstt's Vegetable Heis
Rsster ,tivs." sss esly rsssivs praise fisn tAs,r
acquaintance, but gain - veil The Asases Of
I'll who behold their 9agsi6ssss trsssss--
Cleveland Herald.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-10

no REnOvB MOTH PATCHES, FRECKLuD
L and TAn. use Pesry's Moth and Rreckls Lotion.
Sold b I'll Dragsists. iebl1- eodAw
NoR BLACK WORMS AND PIMPLIS On TR1
Hacs ne Psrfy's Comedone end Pimpls Rsmedy
oeA By Oh DfSsgists. and u. fessy. No % Dosd
trest New Yosk. 1Abl7eolAW
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-10

The ahove eomDriee MY lev 81 our Ieeains
eorts For complete llft. zee Cstslogus. 0oe6o
not exeeetisg foss pounds VIII b eat u ne post
pato loree Qeantiiies, By 1xrress-Cash - aeecm.
pany Csdsf Per rsisref @ Qnir 81 01oe q this
poret nd ssxD S09 Gun CA1AlDoc1.
I A11see. .. AAWf1le
a>sss 10 RI Ss ssss ~ iss1.s 8
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-10

noILowAy's OiSrNssr.-Thoussnds OF cffpple1
&C now lingering IN. elievsd. under false sysssn
Of treatment, who would b sps. dily In condition
to east away their crusehss Z HollOways OiatmsL'
applied to their s,A jUiats sd uicerotsd linos
No other lubricant has sueh penstratng Dewer-
ln1uratsd ligsneats and contracted muscles relax
unasr ts influence and discharging sorss als healed
BY its disulsctsat and teAie principles with fhsli
y that snest trassesnds belief. Sold b. all Drug
gists.
0e - I'm DDs.-0o - ~ Dsyang . 0lsateoa
swa State Business College 70 get Q Thorough psee
zeal business easeasien. Foe slsculass papsss. "a
dress, (snelosine stanpl ''TAs Bryast = etntssa
Commercial College. Davsapost. Iowa
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-10-03
THE CROPS.
Report Of the Commissioner Of Agriculture.

The Commissioner in charge of the Ag-
/ ricultural Bureau has issued the following
US his report for the month of September:
CoRS-The corn crop has been the prey
of numerous ills in every section of the
country. The only States that now show
an average condition are Nebraska, Kan
| sas, Florida, Louisiana, Texas and Arkan-
sas. Excessive rainsretarded planting and
neeessitated replanting in the spring
Throughout the West and South. Cold,
wet weather prevented healthy, vigor-
Gus growth in almost every state, and In
the season of caring and maturing a sari-
GUS drouth affected II on the Atlantic
coast, with Injurious heat in the South,
and unfsvorable reduction oftemperature
in the North In deep soils, naturally
drained, the extreme moisture of the West
did no injury. In heavy or fiat lands,
with clay subsoil, the damage was great
in some cases resulting in total failure.
Tire loss, rs shown in the table, is 40 per
cent. from 50 to 40 in Maine, Vermont.
Maryland, North and South Carolina
Tennessee, Kentucky, Illinois, Michigan
and Wisconsin; from 20 TO 80 in New
Hampshire, Connecticut, New York. New
Jersey, Delaware Georgia, Indiana Ohio
Iowa and Minnusota; from 10 to 20in Mas
saehusetts and Pennsylvania, and from l
TO 10 per cent. in Rhode Island, Alabama,
Mississippi, Missouri and California. In
less the close of the season Is very favora-
bic there must be $4,000, ,0to bushels less
than a full crop. .-ras VIA auI.f
CoIToS-There will be reduction in
the yield of cotton from the CSrolinss to
Alabama, and material increase ffom
Mississippi 10 Texas. Georgia, Florida
and South Carolina have suffered most,
mainly from drOuth, in q few localities
from rust, the caterpillar and bell worm.
Our estimates mako the increase in Aiissis-
sippi. Louisiana and Texas respectively,
ten, twelve and fourteen per cent. The
probabilities at present favor a yield of
2, 80, ,00O bales.
WHEAT-This crop, IA a whole, Is slarger.
The only States show ing decroase are IL !
linois, Michigan, Iowa and California. |
Some of Is inferior in quality, but con- |
siderable portion has been injured by rains !
after harvest. A considerable portion of
the Western wheat is of good quality, and |
that of the South is decidedly superior.
FRUITs-As a rule, have yielded abun-
dantly, apples ip less degree than other
species, New York, Pennsylvania, West |
Virginia, Michigan and Illinois, all apple |
regions, have nearly full supply. New /
England material reduction.
Stock HoGs--There Is not only Teduc-
tion in the number of stock hogs, but also
in the condition. Missouri, Kansas, Ne
braska and Minnesota, rapidly growing
States, have made an increase in numbers,
as have some OF the Southern States.
There is apparently decrease, as com
pared with last year, Of i've 10 ten per
cent
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-10-03
POLITICAL.
The Virginia, Tennessee and Maine
SenatOrships.
The Fall ElsCtiOns---The Tennes-
see Judiciary.

WASHINGTON, September 29.-There
seems to be no doubt but that the Virginia
Legislature will al its next meeting, next
week. elect United States Senators. The
Attorney-General, IL is believed, has de-
cided that the Legislature can make such
an election after ratifYing the fifteenth
amendment, on the ground that it viii
not be in the nature of legislation. The
Iieutenaut-G Governor elect OF Virginia
had an interview with the President to-
lay. and the latter informed him that
Gen. Sherman had written letter to Gen.
Candy, stating that there would be no OBJ
iections here to the election of Senators,
and that the President acquiesced. Sena-
tor Wilson, who was consulted, said he
should welcome the restoration of Virgin
Ia in any way eonsonant with the recon
probably take place.
THE MAINE sENAToRsHIP.
A private letter from a prominent Re
uublican in Maine saws there will be
warm contest for the Senatorship made
vacant by the death of Fessenden.
The most prominent candidates are
Speaker Rlsine, ex-senator Morrill,, ex
Gov, Washburne, Gen, Shipley and Gov.
Chamberlain. Under the law the Cover
nor only has power to appoint until the
assembling Of the legislature which
meets in January, and the friends OF GOV.
Chamberlain are endeayoring to induce
him not TO appoint at all, for fear that in
so doing he will injure his own chances
before the Legislature. Speaker Blaine's
friends are strong and hopeful.
TENNESSEE sENAToRsHIP.
The Legislature of Tennessee meets next
Monday, and among its first duties viii
be the election of United States Senator
In place Of Fowler whose term expires
March 1, 1871. A Nashville eqFEesponds
ent of the Cincinnati C6mBsereiat, Radical,
gives this account of the condition Of the
contest, and its probable resnltsi y Inc
chances are five to one in JohnsOn's favOF.
He will be elected, and that, too, by
handsome majority What thenS. VIII
the Radicals expel him, As they dld Mr.
stockton, of New JerseyI II they DO,
the people Of f'Tennessee VIII send him
back again with more emphatic endorse
ment.
eial 10 the Cincinnati CoaHlereidt says
private adyices from Tennessse indicate
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-10-03
MlScELLANEOU
From New Orleans, Galveston, and St. Louis.


Special to the Memphis Appeal
NEW ORLEANS, October 2.-The steam
ship LieliaD left Pas a'Loutre at 4:30 this
afternoon for Florida ports. The steam
ship Teaser is still here, with no prepar-
atious for sea. AS these vessels figure
most conspicuously in the Herolds Key
West special this morning, the whole may
be regarded as a fabrication throughout.
GALVESTON, October 2.--Proyisionsl
Governor Pease sent in his resignation
Yesterday, and will take the stump for
Hamilton. The action of Gen. Reynolds
and the Administration regarding Texas
affairs will cause twenty more Republican
speakers to tako the stump for the Ham
ilton ticket.
ST. LOUIS, October Gov. Senter
writes to the Committee here that Ten
nessee will be represented at the National
Capital Convention, which will meet here
on the Goth inst. This makes ten States
that viii send delegates to the Conven-
tion.
CoNcORD, ". H., October 2.-Ex-Pre
dent Pierce has been very i'll fdrsome
weeks past, and his physicians pronounce
him very low, and his recovery is very
doubtful.
NEW YORK, October 2.-The steamer
Furope. laden with arms and ammunition
for the Spanisrds in Cuba, has been re-
leased by the Government, and has prob
ably gone TO sea.
Tho Hornet is said TO have left Montauk
Point last Wednesday for Cuban waters.
Marshal Barlow denies that the Alabama
carried any Cuban hllibusters from this
port.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-10-03


In Indiana the Republican majority fOT
Grant was 9572. and the Republican ma
jority on joint ballot in the last Legisla-
ture was 80. Gov. Baker was elected BY
96l majority, In Iowa, Grants majority
WIS 46, $50, and the Republican majority
jOrity In Nebraska was 1920, and GOV.
Butle-is 24sI. The Legislature was
strongly Republican, In Ohio Grants
majority was Al AIS, and the Republicans
elected sherwood Secretary or State iast
year BY ~ ,393 majority. .iFhe Legislature
had le DeEaoefstie majority on joint bal
lot. In Pennsylvania Grants majority
was es, ,S0s, and. Gen. Hartranft's 9e7F. The
Republican Ihajsrity in the Legislature
hna.aysr q Cs September 2sth says Of the
We yesterday conversed with Gene
Fals Cary and 'McOook, who have lately
been addressing meetings In different
parts OF the State. They each givs the
most favorable accounts Of our political
prospects. The people are everywhere
disposed 70 listen to Democratic truth.
There u 3 prevailing sense OF dissatisrle-
ton with the management Of our govern
mental atfairs. All are disguised with the
shocking corruption which OF late wears
has 90 disgraced and scandAliEed the eoun-
try. There is especially an Immense
change taking place among the working
men. In one town, where two hundred Of
them, headed by the manager and director
oftheir labor, marched 10 the polls TO vote
for Gen. Grant last fall under the Auaeri-
can dag, the same men will this year form
a similar procession RRd vote for Pendle-
ton, There Is nc mistake, the tide Is With
Us ("
The Democrats of PenusyIvania are
equally sangnins Of carrying that State.
In the event the Democrats carry Ohio and
Pennsylvania, the fifteenth amendment
will be killed so dead that ii can nsver DO
ff ..-.f...r. r-.l
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-10-03
The Effect of the Elections In Vir-
ginla and Tennessee.

From the Philadelphia Age-l a
The elections in Virginia and Tennessee
have been death-bloW to Radicalism ia
the South. In all quarters signs of de-
morslization and decay are becoming ap-
parent. In Mississippi, Judge Dent, the
Conservative candidate, win be elected
Governor by large majority, and Texas
will repudiate the Radical nominee by q
decided vote. The people are tired and
disgusted with the nnwise, tyrannical and
corrupt use of power by the dominant
PARTY Of the country. They want peace,
and ere determined TO have 1t, by eXpell-
ing the men who are producing different
state of affairs. There are, also, indica-
tions Of rupture IN the Radical party in
Arkansas, which viii FeilevS the people of
that state from the bondage under which
they are now suffering. Gov. Clay
ton is unpopular even with portion OF
his own party, and III April
last a meeting of the Radical menl-
bers of the Legislature was held,
and resolutions adopted condemning
his administration aud proposing to
organize Conservative party, with an or
gan at Little Rock. Lieut.-Goy, Johnson
and sixteen Radical members of the Leg
islature signed these resolutions, and a
committee of three was appointed 20 call
a State Convention, composed OF all who
were willing 70 meet on Il . common basis
of uniyersal amnesty and suffrage, This
COMMITTEES have now issued call for such
A Convention, 10 meet at Little Rock on
the 18th of Oc.0bers during be state fair,
to complete the organization. Theosll In
vites "all true Republicans Of all colors,
races and nationaiities, y and expresses the
hope that the solid. substantial, patriotic
and conservative elements Of the state
may be largely represented" AMI take
psrt in the effort to . rescue the country
from threatened and impending ruin" 1t
is conceded that this movement Is the
death-knell of the Radical party in Ar
kansas. In short time the whole South
will be free from the poluting touch Of this
organisation, %