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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-09-25

AN artful Grecian once wounded
himself and caused his bloody body
to be carried in a chariot into the
mGrket-place, where he infamed the
p0pulace by showing them the
wounds he had received in his zeal for
their defense. Another dissembler
resorted to a similar strategy by cut
ting OF his nOse and ears, and rushing
into the presence Of Darius covered
with blood. The heroic youth of the
Louisville COurieT-JOurndL has been
seiz&1 with a similar ambition, and
he Tushes into the presence Of his
friends, unWraps his sores and bruises
and tells the world how the Memphis
APPEAL, Mobile Register, Atlanta Sun,
and other papers have been pommel-
ing him. He says the APPEAL has
accused him Of every crime known to
the d~ecalogUe. The fellow fatters
himself exceedingly. We have said
nothing about the poor innocent, and
this attempt TO have himself abused
and prosecuted is the stale device Of
vanquished foes. For six weeks, the
Ledger has been chopping the editor
OF the Courier Journal into mince.
meat, and he had better defend him
self nom the assaults of his neighbors,
instead Of whining about attacks that
have never been made and holding up
the wounds and blood occasioned by
his own artiul hands. In the name of
decency and Democracy, we be.
seech the COUrier-JOuTnal to cease
its tO1afOolery and to do more har-
mOnicus work and less disOrganizing
staggering, more sweat and less
swearing. The COUrieT-JouyJsal can
yet make its voice potential, and it.
self power in the land, by using its
inhueilce 10 produce harmony in the
apprceehing political campaign which
viii put on trial the very foundation
principles q Republican government.
The hopes the interests, the peace,
happiness and prosperity of the coun-
Try are now solely and completely
identified with the Democratic party.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-09-25

The lots vary In area from 81 70 10 acres.
The lot on which the residence stands Is All
mirably vel improved, having every posi-.
BILE convenience, and the building itself every
appliance Of comfort Buutyn's Station is
half amfle distant nom the residence, which
Is in the midst OF one OF tbs best neighbor.
hoods In shelby county. The Fair Grounds
are lust north of b property now offered for
sale by Paesmore q Eufdn. Persons who
would have s~delightfui country homeshould
visit the place before the day Of sale, Octo-
Der 9Th, The terms are most liberal. For
further information, apply to
saIB PAS5AORE &RUFFIN.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-09-25
COTTON PRESS.
COTTON PRESS.
Il. D. Cheeks WrOughS-Iroa Screw PIaHta-
tIol eOttOs Press.
COTTON PREss.
Patented Dec. .. Is@i August 2. ls7O.

A 7 Ny OLD STAND, la Linden ST,
"A Memphis, Tennessee. I viii superfntsnd
and give my entire attention to the nan
facture OF this justly celebrated and most
wonderful labor saving Cotton Press. In the
last two years 1 have sold this Press to many
old experienced cotton planters, % whom it
has given such universal and entire sattsfac-
ton that It would now be superhuous in me
year, the Cheek Cotton Press shall be fully
equal, IL not superior, to those 1 sold last
yesr, Sufice Il TO say, that in baling on this
press you are rid Of much labsr, many diff
culties, and a vast amount OF annoyance that
you have when aling on any other press, to
say nothing Of the humbug tricks.
All orders for The Cheek Cotton Press III
be addressed 10 FORD, PORTER & Co, Mem
phis, Tennessee. MD. CHEEK-
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EMPETS APPEAL
HORpAY looming. :: 81. IS. 81

TIE RIGHTS or THE FOREIGNER
THE REMOVAL OF HIS DISABLE
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Nc Entry Fees in any Department

The Directors will use every pTec2ution In
their power to secure the safety OF articles
any losses.
Tine beautiful track of one mile is in COM
plete order and cannOt be excelled in Amer
lea as q trotttnE ground.
Trains will run every half hour ron Mem
phis to the grounds, at Csc the Tuund trip.
Omnibusses and hacks, in abundance can be
also procured. All the railroads transport
passengers st half rates. or one fsre both
ways, by having tickets stamped at the gate.
Visitors are particularly requested 10 have
their tickets stamped 81 the gate, otherwise
they Forfeit their right To Teturn rec.
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FOR az.

q EyERAL large and very desirable cor
y TON OFFICES in the new building.
Mes. $50 and 358 FraEt Sireet-
sr Also, Stores Nos. 25z and S59 Front
street (eaeh % BY I0 fastl, good 1ocatt0n, and
well adapted for produce business
~ Rents moderate. Apply to
fyle STEWART BR1A &6W2HHEe
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A FAM Gus PLACE
AT AUCTION.
Sale of Suburban Farms & Lots
nn tha 5th nf 0cfnhnr.

THE beautiful county place of the late
Gov. james O. Jones, four miles from
the city, on the Poplar street turnpike, win
ho sold at oucffon-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-09-25
VsasreaI or Secret Diseases,

such as SyphiIlis, G0nOrrhes, elect, Structures
and all Urinsry Dis sases; Syphilitic OF MeT-
curial affections OF the throat. Fkin or bones,
orchitis, hernia or rupture; also the effects
Of a solitary habit, rulnOus to the body and
mind predicting biotches on the face, dsbili-
ty, impotency, dizziness, dimness of sight,
confusion Of ideas, evil ~fOrebOdipg, aversion
70 society. loss Of memory weakness, etc,
not an OF these in any one case, but all occur
ring frequently in various cases. RheumR-
tism and rheumatic pains cured by e new
method.
Particular attention paid to the DISEASES
OF WOMEN, such as Exec 7stye, suppressed
or painful EenstruatioD, LuchOrrbRa or
Whites, falling of the womb, and all 1rTegu-
larities OF tbs monthly periods, causing ster-
tlity or -b6rrenness, and often-times con-
sumption.
b doctor can be consulted personally or
BY letter upon ali diseases not requiring hi
attention outside OF his ONCE. once hours
nom s am. to g o'clock pm.
sepl0 n s. Johnson. NJ ID.
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List Of the Meehanical division

Can challenge competition, Z cannO be ex,
celled for completeness In deGaU n eompre-
h-ensiveness in conception. Every Mechanic
and Manufacturer OF Memphis should be
proud TO compete in such a list, and should
send his best fabrics for exhibition
The Directors Of the Agricultural Society
are happy to announce that hey have hsd
the hearty and Jealous aid Of the Memphis
Mechanics Institute in preparing this List
who viii have charge of that Division Of our
Fair, and from whom under Their enlight-
eued management n personal supervision
the Mechanical Division cannot fail to be the
most complete Success ever attained, al
steam motive power will be provided 70
drive machinery, and ample tests Will be
mad before awarding premiums.
Tbs grounds srs being set in complete or
der and every facility in the power OF the Di-
rectOry, will be provided for exhibiting
articles al the fair. Ample guards will be
provided for he safety OF articles and ami
mails, and feed for the latter wiz be furnished
at market rates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-15
Honors to Governor randolph.

hdt lie Says About Has Course.
MoRRlsTowN, \. j., July 15-The neighbo-s
OF Gov. Randolph, without distinction 10 party,
serenaded him last evening, when the Governor
responded as follows -" have every reason 10
be grateful when my public acts seem to have
the hearty approval OF my friends, native or
foreign as to birth, republican or democrat a. to
politics, Protestant or Catholic as 10 religion.
The truth is, and recent events have clearly
may have as to our political opinion or religious
faith, or whatever accident of birth NAV have
made us, native or foreign, we are all, If we are
as we should be, intensely American, proud of
the title and jealous Of any act by any people
that may serve TO tarnish the honor or strike ar
the privileges of our common country As ,Jer-
seymen, with great historic associations and
memories, we would be recreant to all our faith
ers contended for and won, did not we ATTEMPT
at any cost TO transmit our rights and privileges
untainted and unimpaired. Whilst during die
recent troubles complete military preparation
was made 10 promptly and eff GENTLY sustain the
civil power I'm case Of need; and whilst the mill
tary power wonld have certainly been exercised
70 have protected, at any cost, the rights of the
numDlest citizen, let me say TO YOU who know me-
best that my greatest satisfaction Tonight Il
found in the fact that serious use of the mill
tary force Was found necessary: so great Wa
found the noble forbearanee, patience and chris
tan liberation of our people Of all religions and
political creeds. The military force was on that
occasion, and trust that IL ever NAV be. i'm fIIi
subOrdination TO the civil power, assistinO not-
controlling it, and sustaining liberty by unhold-
ing the law" - = - =.
Mr.. Pitney and Others made speeches coro-
mending the Governors course.
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q l,Oo3 GIFTS.
NRAND GIFT CONCERT AND nISTRIRuTIn

"nnSD VII aOoNCLhI AND DISTRIBUTION
= 49, FOR THE BENEFIT
York, and ssi}iGs as S Sa'lofs o1Ssas s Ns'
=, So ~, q. Ho,ne, Washingtor,
virtue Of permit from Hon. A. Pleasanton, Com
missioner Of Internal Revenue, the 9Th Of July,
The following Gifts will be awarded the successful
ticket holders by the Commissioners - story Brick
acres Timber Land in Washington Co, Nd, with
Ohio Canal, $500 s.story Brick House, i2s Boi.
ton street, Baltic, Sl65o. 3story Brick House DO
conway St, Baltic, 200. ] fine Residence near
W, Sll0e. fine Residence near Gov anst0wn
same location, 5000. fine Residence near Govans-
town, same location, 90 500 i fine Residence near
~ Cash Gfts, $50 Bonds. safh PreciSei
And LINCOLN County Nebraska, per cent gold int.
Shares Nstionsi Mechanic; Bank, e Bates Bates loo loo
Shares Citizens National Bank, BALTIC; loo Shares
Northern Central r. r.; 100 shares Erie r. r.; %
sao ana and ohio R hsrss ph
Hon. n: MSCoILoueT, Eikton, Md. conm;,,,,
Hon SIs Il Nr ShsILF Bet9 P Md; Tsa
RJersnces.-Maj. Gen. b. Hunter, q, s. A., Wash
ington: D. c.. Hon. Jas. 8. Negley .Pittsburg, Pa;
tirst National Bank, Hagerstown, Md. Appleman
late Atty Cent, Baltimore.
Deeds of the above Real Estate certified by
counsel, in the hands Of the Trustee; Tickets and
Music Dealers SAB Pennsyivsnia sEenSe: oG
syenue; Benz Dewsl, yeweler, 6l9 Pennsyivania
Aistrop Dudley, Real Estate Agents, ~ Louisiana
General Agent, stationer and Printer, No. 81
~ Orders by mail viii receive prompt atten.
uon. je9u yH
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Government Securities.
Markefa To-M,-

- yuIy Is-NrginlA siKes, old Sc bid,
SiS, r .ad; 90 pew ~ bid, Es* asked North
INV YoRE, July l5-stocks steady and sury
Sold steady, l2'tal2a< Governments dun and steaSx
Eohgy easy, virginia 6s, 661S do. new, 7s North
do. short, l9sz 'oDsi A"as
BALTIMORE, July l5.-Cotton weak and nominal .
low nddllngs are held az D. Flour dull and irregu.
Sr h9s ard street suPerhne 81 50s5 Is; extra 50
eoat, family s6G5a1 50; city mills superfne ga
$40; extra s626aT so family 81 TsaIe western IN.
Perhne 4Soa5 Is; extra S5.5ls6.T5; family Sc 7ss
80 wheat dull and heavy: amber, 81 Sal 6S- Cool
red 90 prime, Sl.85sl IS; common 10 lair : a1 al.
ONO and Indiana, n Ssai IS; Pennsylvania 81 sOa
l4D hite southern dull aud scarce "a VefIovx
southern dul and scarce, IS; kaix 81 western dull 20
AZ. Oats nrfner and stock scarce: new southern, 81
AGO; odd western, 56a59. Provisions uuchapgaI.
Whisky steady; g4asIj.
NEw YORK, July l5.-Flour dun Wheat steady,
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A Tax Collector makes a Descent on
a Railroad.

ST. LOUIS, July l4.-Ihe county collector to-
day levied on twenty locomotive s and a large
amount Of other property belonging TO the Ms
sour Pacific railroad, for non-ilayment of tax
None OF the property was removed, and the col
leetor allowed the Locomotives to be used as
usual. IL is understood they have agreed to paw
portion OF the taxes assessed on them in order
tose cure release Of their property, 80 they can
deliver IL 70, the purchasers Of the road next
month, provided il is sold.
The locomotives or the Iron Mountain railroad
seized yesterday were released TO-DAY without
bond. The dispute in nowise involves the abili-
" OF the roads 70 pay the taxes, only Their la
bliity The operations of the roads have not
been decided on.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-15
THE NEW YORK RIOTS.
The New York Police DeuoUnce t.,e
sfth Regiment for Reckless Firing
Mayor Hairs Poiiey-New labor

NEW YORK, July i5.-Captain Petty, of the
police, and his officers and men, have issued a
series OF resolutions denouncing the reckless
ness OF the firing Of the Sith regiment, and call
ing for strict investigation, with the view o.
discovering who Is responsible for the hiring.
Under date of August :, 1870, Mayor Han sent
letter to Superintendent Jourdon. advising the
suppression of tho proposal Orange parade OF
that period, and taking substantially the same
ground on which order No. s. has been based.
A new labor organization has been formed
bearing the name OF the a.COsmOpOlitan Com
monWealth." 1t is to be an Incorporated society
with capital stock OF Slc0 ,OO0. The object il
aPeaceable reorganization of the society upon
the basis of equal rights, opportunities and com
pensation, and mutual protection from birth 70
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NhteAeos July 1.-The triHl ~ lNfred LeiRen-
never aeF TIE tnsFteF ef ~. w. Gambletou m.
l,ecembcT, Vas concluded last night with a YER
oisS 81 gunty IN sccogdance with the irtictfrert
arc nNing The punishment ~ irf-sSsrrp,Y,f p r
nc, Hts counsel made a motion for \ new trait
About eight miles east Of Falrl,arg Nehrasl a
on She 9th instant, two men named Nvsiss,s .,,f
faschAl n ere murdered IN a person unloo,.n-
Al ~ O'Clock they paSsed through FairOury m n
wagon. JUS sftr leaving the village a voury
man on horseback gas Observed d rl.is An -
and hitch his horse % the tan ~ re vysi,,r,
lhis Young man hss not been seen OF h@srs
OF since. The murvored men were founi --s.g
lie : SUPPOSED 10 he the murderer II SENS 49,,
two nfen encamped for the night and were eri :
dentiy getting grass for their horsss when shot,
Zach had two bullet holcs through his heal -
tsrinC nom the hack. The fnwr.is y, .,,-rFi,,.,
eNcitemcut, and Il the murderer l. cau-lf Ia
vii De lynched.
The Winona, Minnesota. Reraliforn savs -
As a sequel 90 The grand naval light on tie West
Wisconsin Railroad bridge, AZ Hudson between
Tie lumbermen and the railroad company MA
drivers, wherein tte former caTdnrrd a MA
driver and towcd II mp o. saltwater diplouarv
" a. finally employed, and resulted IN n sonpro-
mise, wheroby the railroad men agreed 70 lsav,
alnlte SPACE between the piers for the passage OF
Iils' AMI the lumhcrmen prom SCd not % utter
iere again with the bridge.
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Military Funerar I'm New York.

Strong Guard u Poitce-
NEW YORK, July I5.-Ten companies Of po-
lice. fOrty-fvc men each, win attend the funeral
tomorrow OF Henry q. Page and Sergeant
Wyatt OF the Ninth regiment. who received their
death wounds in the riot on the 18th.
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The baltimore Borxia.

ars HsGrtoB lHdicfef for Klli-i5lls Ng~Flr
hALitNcRk, July 1a--In the Criminal Court
u Daitih"re city, to-day. Judge Giimer prc-
sLuIhs. me grand jury came in a little aftar
10 O'Clock With two presentments a.airr-t
MS EhZabeth q. Wharton. The frsr for f,siovi-
olsiN' Wiliinlly and OF malice aforet horrh Rfu-
ing and numbering General William Sr,r.
hetehum, United States Army. by Administering
tartar emctc or some other poisonous drug n
or ahout June 18th, 1871. The second present.
IteIt Il Tor attempting the murder OF Fagene
same time. NJ
mere were witnesses before the grand furr.
among whom were Mt. and Mr.. Eugene Van
Mess kr. and Mr.. n. Sssowden, Dr. p q VII
Iahls, lr. ;. 4. Chew, Dr. Aiken. professor OF
Itmlsiry University Maryland, and Gen b. a.
btNce' Psymaster General, L. :. 4. The GRANT
jury Nas composed Of some OF the HEADING and
most lnnential citizens of Baltimore. one bong
gicmspc nj State Senator. A. tlle case il nat
hsilahle, the sheriff viii take Mrs Wharton in
custody this afternoon. It has produced intense
excitement in this city
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-15

Several distinguished surgeons have been IN
constant Sonsasd t, attendance upon him, and they
would prove more than his delicatesystem could
bear, are utterly groundless.-N. 7. Commercial.
@Brieham Young has started society for
"the improvement Of women"
eVThe 1oo1st non-explosive accident ACQUIRED
at Omaha. ~ Ia - 10y :
anything grown in the state for many years.
~Bret Harte is sick Of the East. His heart
Is in the "high" lands of California.
~The Missouri Democrat again calls loudly
on Senator Carl Schurz to define his position.
UA down East editor says that since the
recent rains the farmers are ''smiling like new
shingles on patched roof"
D-A grand Masonic banquet took place at
Ottawa on Thursday night. Sir John MacDon-
aid was present b.. .s. - GO =
GIT is proposed to give the members Of the
New York 18th, who fell On the 18th, public
NGeneral Fitzpatrick is announced as a re-
publican candidate for Governor Of New der
sey.
Dombrowski's have already been disposed OF,
and there was a brisk trade IN Cluserets until it
was found that he was not dead.
between the Athletes, OF Philadeiphia, and the
day. ssSeines iis 8t Ssssi
len toousano persons Witnessed the game.
~ At d California fair recently, several bot
ties Of strained honey were put on exhibition,
when chap put bottle Of castor oil with the
rest. The opinion Of all who tried 1t was that
the bee that made Il was fraud. = 80
H%The funerals Of four Hibernians shot during
the riot took place in New York yesterday, and
were each largely attended, AT one OF. them q
logged Of Hibernians, In fun regalia, with band
bf music, followed the remains 70 the cemetery
10 disorder occurred. The crowds on the side
walks were silent.
HAn the wheels, blocks, &c., ofthe lotteries
in operation in Coyington. Ohio, were seized
yesterday by tho authorities. It Is claimed that
that, under the present laws Of Kentucky, they
are Illegal. The parties controlling them were
arrested.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-15
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

1ssterdsy was another duh day in the New York
stosk market. IN government bonds there Was a
Iittle change in The quotations Of the day previous
ana transactions N both government and privata
stocks were very small. Rock Island brfrhtened m
IN the afternoon, and vac quoted as high a. lOlS
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The Saratoga Race. ra-,,ax

SARAToGA- July lb.-The first race TO-DAY for
purse OF 500, all ages, distance one mile " az
Won by Tubman Ina Ia. Ortolan the favarite.
came IN second, and Cadence third. Tie second
race a selling race for purse OF 5000, an ages
distance one nile, was won by the favorfte MID
Gay. Nellie James second. and Belmont tlirt
Al the auction DaSweu took his own h.,Fs. MID
DAY az . 300 Time 30. The third race for n
pure OF $500, for all ages, distance two miles
Nas wen by Eolus The favOrite. Hampaeu
came IL second, and John MOrrissey's horSe De,
fender, third. Time S3sA
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Friehtful Bensine ExpIo~,ou. :.

NV YORK, July 15.-Durfng fire this morn
ing at Isl sixth avenue, q barrel OF benzine ex-
ploded, seriously injuring and burning John A.
Ripple, Joseph Breagie, and Oliver Aawkins, OF
engine company No. %; james Clair and James
z. Fisher, OF hook and ladder No. 2; and James
j. Hurley, OF hook and ladder Ne. 4. Assistant
engineers Rhodes and Sullivan were skyhtiy
burned. The six injured fremen were taken 70
the I'd precinct station house and attended by
DR.. Waterman, who ordered them 10 be sent %
St Lakes hospital Patrolmsn Michael Daley,
OF the I'D precinct, and James Quimiey, Of the
9Th precinct, were seriously burned; they were
taken TO the ed precinct, attended by DR.. Ra-
berY, and sent home.
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More About the Riots

NEw YORK, July 1.-Two more victims OF
y u ilSt aed at bellevue HOSPITAL last night,
VIM. MCGrath, aged ., who resitlaa al H., cor,
her 81 listh street snd % avenue; And VIM y
Lattimer, merchant doing business in Brook
Ahotilei OF the unknown men was identified
TINS morning. His name j. William Hartuuv
6trman segar maker. He WAS deaf and dumb.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-15

, ALEXANDRA, VA, July I&-Tb0mas X.
Bird. Of Washington, indicted here for biVarnV.
having married In Washington Miss Boden. In
le'e, and NJ ~ Goodwin, in Alexandra. in is7I,
w Wa last night found guilty and sentenced 20
three yearS in the penitentiary.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Great Reduc tion.

IN OLD RYE AND BOURBON WHISTLES
BRANDIES, GINS, &c,
Of the following brands, viz:-Famiiy. Nectar
DO; Bowler, do; old Crows do, SIS do, Baker,
a., Ss do Pine ,ApgIs' 6restiasd do
Hehnessey, ls64, 81 do; do, ls49, $40 do; -Otard
Dupmy Co, 1853, $40; California Brandy, ss do.
Old Tom Gin, 81 Is; Cocktail Bitters, BLACK berry
Brandy. Liberal discount TO the trade
Proprietor Of the Native Wine Bitters.
my1 1917 and 1919 Penn q avenue