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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-09-20

front porch awaiting the arrival Of the
f)ol-kiIler.
The new Brazilian ambassador, Don
Antonio Pedro B0rges, arrived at
New York yesterday.
The Buffalo IN. " Industrial Ex'
hibition was opened last evening. An
immense audience was present.
It is reported that the Mayor has
Withdrawn his letter, Of yesterday, to
heads of bureaus, and decided to rec
ognize Connolly.
Its thought that the election held
In Nebraska yesterday, to decide as to
the acceptance Of the new constitution,
was adverse to the measure.
Colonel Yerger's new paper, the
Baltimore EUsYsigg Journal, came out
Yesterday afternoon in direct Oppo-
sition to the ''new departure" move
ment.
The directors of the Tennessee Ne
chanicaI and Agricultural Association
offer $1,000 in trOtting premiums,to be
contested for on the 4th of October,
the second day of the fair.
Republican state convention of Qli-
nois, to nominate a candidate for Con-
gress for the State at large, meets at
Springheld to day. There are seven
candidates in the field for nomination.
Mr.. William Whetton Ehringer,
eminent commander of Askalon
commandery No of st. Louis, was
seriously injured by a fall from his
horse during a PROCESSION of the
knights Templar through the streets
of Baltimore.
President Grant visited the Cincin-
natl Industrial Exposition yesterday
evening at s o'clock. Large crowds
had collected in the street in front of
the hall, and in anticipation of the
eminent visitor, an immense audience
had also gathered in the hall. It is
estimated that from 1900 to 10000
persons were present.
The remains of the late President
Lincoln and his two deceased chill
dren, were yesterday removed from
the temporary vault to the permanent
one Just completed for their reception
in Oak Ridge cemetery, Springfield,
Illinois. There were no ceremonies
at the removal. Robert T. Lincoln,
only surviving child, was present, as
was also Senator TrumbUIl, Judge
David Davis, Judge Treat, Governor
b Gratz Brown, the Illinois State
officers, and officers of the Lincoln
monument association and many
ladies.
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MATTERS IN UTAH.
A Crusade Against POIygamy-Gharge Of
the United States Judge to the
6rand Jury.

SALT LAKE, September 19.-The
grand jury for the Third District was
| empanneled this morning. All
pOlygsmists were arraignad. The
Mormon journals are very bitter on
the United States law officers Ia con-
sequence.
Chief Justice Mexican, in his charge
To the grand jury, said: ''You will
be Tmmoned, not to try criminal
csses- 1, ut to say what criminal cases
snail be presented for trial. In the
discharge o. this duty you will be
governed by the same princi-
ples of law which govern
grand iurias in Maine and Montana,
10 Georgia and Arizona. The princi-
pies Of law everywhere are applicable
throughout the republic. The crimes
OF murder, arson, larceny, blgamy
adultery and riot in Utah, ere the
same crimes elsewhere throughout
ChristendOm. If there Is anything
peculiar in the situation of Utah, it Is
the peculiar conduct OF some men here,
not any peculiar principles or policy
that are TO be enforced here. Utah
being in the Un ted States, and the
people Of Utah being like the people
of the rest Of the country, are amen
able to the laws of the United States.
Those who obey the laws must and
shall be protected in their rights,
Those who don't, must answer at the
bar OF justice, and these men Of in
huence who, in practice de6antly
trample on the laws themselves and
by precept cause others to do 80,
should be the first to feel the firm
grip of the law, rather than the OBJ
scure men whom they have misled.
Gentlemen, it is your duty and mine
10 infOree the laws. Let US do 80,
without fear, favor, affection, preju-
dice or the hope of reward"
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THE ODD FELLOWS.
conveoatIOn Of ths Grand Lodge Of the
United States at Chicago.

CHICAGO, September 19.-The grand
lodge of the I. 0. D. F. of the United
States had a grand procession in this
city to-day. At about 10 o'clock this
morning the various lodges and en-
campments were formed on Michigan
avenue, the officers of the grand
lodge of Illinois and members of the
grand lodge Of the United States
bringing up the rear in carriages. The
procession was very long and impos-
ing one. The men marched fOUR
abreast and in close order. The sew
ersl bands, with which the procession
was provided throughout the line of
march, discoursed sweet music, and
this together with the bright
uniforms ofthe Odd Fellows attracted
large crowds of spectators, who liter
ally thronged the entire route, the
avenue being especially brilliant with
gsily dressed ladies in their residen-
ces and in carriages. Arriving at the
terminus of the route, the place of
starting, the vast procession halted,
and the carriages were driven to the
Sherman House, where the Grand
Lodge is quartered. The regular
afternoon session convened at the
usual hour at the Metropolitan Hall
but none Of the proceedings are made
public.
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GRANT JUNKETTINo.
He Makes a TranseendentalIy EIOqueat
Speech, and Is Happy In an Undi-
Ylded ~ Country.

CINCINNATI, September 19.-Pres-
ident Grant reviewed a procession OF
the Zouaves, (colored) battalion Of
the police, and the fire department, at
the Burnet House this morning, and
received q welcoming address by
Mayor Davis, to which he responded
briefly. At noon he was introduced
on change by Vice President Morri-
son. The President spoke briefly, ex-
pressing qualification at his reception
from the people, and all the more, be-
cause he was from people Of a great
nation, and not from divided coun-
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FOREIGN SUMMARY.

George Alex. Hamilton, OF Dublin,
is dead.
A ministerial crisis in Austria il
Imminent.
The Russian Grand Duke Alexis is
at FslmOUth.
Cn,0lera more destructive than ever
in KO 0igsberg.
The King Of Belgium has arrived
ct Ryde, England.
Our pet Prince, Frederick William
and wife, are at WilhelmshO6.
Evacuation of forts around Parls
will be complete by the 25th inst.
Count de Rumesst insists, in Italy,
on an alliance among all Latin races
Postal money order system with
E1glsnd viii work on the I'd Of octo-
Der.
The cholera is not abating In BUS
sls. The cattle plague is spreading
there.
The foot disease is rapidly spread
ing among the cattle In Norfolk, Eng
land.
DR.. W. Ryder presides over the
UniVersalist convention in Philadel-
phia.
The Knights Templsr have gone to
Mt. Vernon. They'll have Masonic
ceremonies there.
Six Irishmen were arrested and im-
prisOned, yesterday, In Dublin for
drilling as soldiers.
American sWells at Aldershot say
that the maneuveTings OF British sol
diers are ''dem fOlD :"
The English hop crop has been
gathered and yields about One-third
OF an average harvest.
Victor Emanuel is at Turin, con-
ferring with the French diplomat.
He has q royal banquet to-day.
The strike among the workmen Of
Brussels, prompted by the SOciete In
te7notiOnaIe, has been successful.
Turin had q grand celebrationy Of
the completion OF the Mount Gents
tunnel. CavOur and the tunnel were
1he tOasts.
The new high Joint commission Of
England and America, to consider
ether than Alabama claims, sits In
Washington. Monday.
'Ine Er6ncn ALldutlC CaolOs bCeWOOA
D,vf,Sry and st. Pierre, lately broken
r. hem repaired. All three OF the
cables are NV in successful opera
tion.
The German army vii IL " SooP P1aceo .|.S
upon a peace footing Of 4SV,OgV noen. -.
Frightful to tax x-payers-granS i0L 1S .uS
Emperor. Won Moltke Is 0-'"n
Marshal.
British papers denOunce the Corean
war. as waged by Grant, as causeless
and indeiensible, saying that It VIII
cause the expulsion of all foreigners
from the country. England repudl-
ates the whole affair.
Another terrible cOlliery explosion
has taken place at Wigsn, IN YORK
shire, England. tt was occasioneol (
as usual, BY IRE damp, and resulted
in the loss Of sixty-tWo lives and the
destruction OF an immense quantity
x0f pr ,perty. The scene Is described
as having been terrible beyond con-
eepti0u.
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ESTABLISHED 1910.
OVER IN ARKANSAS.
A Chance for the Ku.KluK cOmmIttee-Sam-
pie Of "Southern 0Utrages -
Ossges On the War Path.

LITTLE Rock, September ia
few dsys since the sheriff OF Sebastian
county reported here that the Ku-
Klux in his county were so bad that
the civil officers could not enforce the
law. This report being extensively
published by the Republican press Of
the State, the citizens in that county
held a mass meeting and appointed q
committee of ten Republicans to visit
the locality where the Outrages we're
reported TO have been committed, and
ascertain the truth. They did so, and
after examining fOrty-five witnesses
(nearly all Republicans), not single
instance was found wherein the Ku-
Klux figured. A few disturbances
were found to have occurred, but were
generally traced to members Of the
militia
The Fort Smith NelV Era, (1Sth)
reports that United States Deputy
Marshal Peavy brought in seven
white men rom the Indian country,
near the Kansas line, charged With
larceny and assault with intent to kill.
Some settlers living near the Usage
reservation lost three horses and sup
posed them to have been taken by
the Osages- Twenty Of the settlers
started In pursuit, and came across q
party Of O5ages. The latter proposed
TO the whites to go to their camp, two
miles OF, and search for the horses,
but the whites refused and proceeded
TO take three horses from the Indians
agreeing to return them IL the stolen
horses were returned. The Osages
refused to consent to this arrange
ment, when the settlers attacked
them and took the three horses. In
the melee q number on both sides
were wounded and one white man
killed. The Ossges returned to their
camp, when their chief at once
mounted eighty young warriors and
pursued the whites, capturing seven
Of them and turning them over to the
Deputy Marshal.
Mr.. Pesvy reports that at Peru, in
in Kansas, near the Indian line, q
man named Harper shot and killed
his brother. The brothers we're part
ners in business, and the deceased
mad qusrreled with the wife OF his
brother. and q quarrel was COM
menced, which ended fatally. The
frstricide and his wife both attended
the funeral.
Four masked men went to the
haus,n Ofa colOred man named Spencer
Smith. 2esr Austin, in this Pulaski
county. Su1day night, and fired sew
eral shots at aim, wounding him 10
the leg 1t is thought he will get well.
Smith is a Democratic negro.
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The Mayo< Of Cork wears the cross
of the French /, ,s9ion Of Honor for the
generosity of his people to the starv,,
ing poor Of France. Sod piess olo
Irelsnd-poor, oppressed, bat gener'
Gus.
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The proprietors orthe pyrotechnical
establishment in New York, which
exploded with loss Of lie to some OF
the employees the other day, viii be
held to answer as the parties respon-
sible for the accident. Klueber, one
Of the accused, has been committed
to the Tombs in defaul Of so, 900 bail.
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Foreign workmeD are leaving New
castle. Magistrates there have dis
missed numerous summOnses brought
by masters against the employees who
left their work unfinished.
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To Bridge Builders.

.OFFICE CITY ENGINEER,
" AmPHTs, TEEE, Sept 10, lsTl.J
- Sealed proposals viii be received at this
ONCE un.n Il O'Clock m. Wednesday, the 18th
inst, for bailding q wooden bridge over
Bayou Gsyoso, on Mil street The city re-
serves the right to reject any or all Of the
bids. For further information apply at this
ONCE. III. HUMPHREYS,
Ael7 City Enginser.
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The Austrian government has sent
out circulars 10 its representatives st
foreign courts informing them of the
results Of the conference at Gsstien
and Salzeburg. The contents of the
q, -culars have not not yet been made
publase.
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Saturday, October q, 1871,

within legal hsurs. the following described
real estate, to.Wit:
situate, lying and bstng in the county of
Shelby and State Of Tennessee, and more
particularly described IS follows, tO-Wit:
Adjoining the land Of J. O. Whitaker and
others, in the First Civil District Of said
county, and bounded as follows: Beginning
at a hickory on the road near MOraDia Meet
ing house, 1t being said Wbitaker's southeast
corner running east hftY-eight poles along
the road to q stake 10 chains northeast of q
plumtree near F. HRrrells crib; thence
north one hundrFd and thirty.n1ue and-a-
half poles to a stake in the road from Beaver
bridge to Curtis house, with sWeetgun, blacks
gum and ash pointers; thence west aftys
eight polea to Whitaker's line i've poles
south of his northeast corner; thence south
with Wnitaker's line to the beginning, q
hickory now cut down.
TRIMS OF SALE-0n q credit Of seven
months; purchaser executing nots With So
curity; lien retained TO secure payment q
purchase money. Equity Of redemption
barred. This Septemb ber Is 1871.
n. d. L STEWART, Clark and Master.
]. A. Taylor, Sol. for compPt SEQ
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LIST Of the MechasieaI Division

Can challenge composition, and cannot be ex-
ceiled for completeness in deJaD and compre-
hensiveness in cOnces ton. Every Aechanic
and Nanutaet rsr Of Memphis should be
proud to compete in such a List, and should
send his best faarics for exhibiuGu.
The Directors OF the Agricultural Society
are happy 70 announce that they have had
the hearty and zealOus aid OF the Memphis
Mechanics Institute in preparing this Lit,
who viii have charge Of that Dtv3stoh OF our
Fair, and from whom, under thstr enlignt-
oned management and personal supervision !,
the Mechanical DtviRiOn cannot fail to be the
most complete Luccess ever attained, st
= Fair or Exposition In the Southwest.
Steam motive powsr will be provided 70
drive machinery, and ample tests Will be
made before awarding premiums.
Tha grounds are being set In complete or
der and every facility in the power OF the d.
rectoIy, will be provided for exhibiting
articles at the fair. Ample guards will be
provided for he safety OF articles and AMI
malB, and feed for the latter VIII be furnished
at market rates.
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DIED.

B1RG-On Tuesday, at O'Clock. at her late
residence, a Robinson street, hrs. e. B. Bone
Funeral this (WEDNEsDAY) afternOoon, at
o'clock.
Cincinnati papers please copy.l
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

UAVING qualified a. administrator OF the
eEtate OF FardlaW Howard, deceased, no.
tice Is beraby given 70 al persons having
claims against aaid estate, to present them
within the time prescribed Oy law or this
notice will be plead in bar All persons In
debtsd to said estate viii please come for
ward and settle. JOHN II. bEWIrT,
Sept Is IS7L Administrator.
raru
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ACARD.

nAvING this day disposed Of the entire In
4 terest in ths nrm OF Van P8lt q Gibson
tn Messrs. Apperson a Kenneday, I hereby
return thanks TO the public for the patronage
received At their hands, and take pleasure m
commencing to their consideration our sue
cssrors, who are enterprising merchants End
eminently deserving OF their liberal patrcn-
Rgs.
The books and accounts OF the Iats nrm
will be settled by the undersigned, az the cid
stand. No. 89x Main street.
A D. &tBS0E, Surviving parthsE.
September 1f, 1SI1.
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No Entry Fees in any Department

The Directors will use every precautiOn In
their power to secure the safety Of articles
and animals, but cannot be responsible for
any loEaea.
The beautiful track of one mile is In COM
plete order and cannot be excelled in Amer
tcs as q trottinR ground.
Trains will run every half hour rom Mem
phis ts the grounds, at 25e the round trip.
Omnibusses and hacks, in abundance can be
also procured. All the railroads transport
passengeys at half rates, or one fare both
ways, by having tickets stamped at the gate.
Visitors are particularly requested to have
their tickets STAN red at the gate, otherwise
they forfeit their right to return free.
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FoR RENT.

= EvERAL large and very desirable cor
- TON OFFICES In the new building.
hea. ass and $50 FrsHt Strest.
- Also, Stores Nos 865 and $50 Front
street leach 3 by 1lO feotl, good location, and
well adapted for produce business.
- Rents moderate. Apply to
syta aTE " A EEF Hftf1E q f1WENNE-
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Worthy Your Attention

~ The New Orleans market is the only
one In the United States, except New York,
which is really and fully supplied with
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IN EVERY DEPARTMENT

Ths list OF Prem iums is eomplets. The Agri-
cultural Division has been carefully and
thoroughly revised and presents such an at
traction as should enlist all the farmers nd
stock raisers of our se1 ion in the spirit OF
emulation. which the Society designs 70 pro-
mote. for the benedt of Agriculture. We in
vtte ccmpetit On from all our people. The
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REAL DSTATn
SATURDAY, OGTOsEa q, IszL

NO. sSS-In the Second Chancery Court OF
Shelby county, Tennessee.-Bsnyan Payne
ys. A. ]. A H1nRon ct al
ny virtue OF an order of sale made in this
u cause, will sell. at public auction, to the
highest bidder, In front Of the once OF the
sscNnd Chancery Court Of shelby county,
Tennessee,
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A FAMOUS PLACE
AT AUCTION.
Sale Of Suburban Farms & Lots

TVHE beautiful country place Of the lAts
4 Gov. James Q Jones, fOur miles from
the city OF the Poplar street turnpike, VIII
be sold at auction,
On ths 5th sf 0etsbsr.
The lots vary In AREA rom ~ to 10 scres.
The lot on which the residence stands II ad-
miraDly -el improved, hsying every posal-
BILE convenience, and the building itself every
Rppilance OF comfort BuntYn's Station la
half mile distant nom ths residence. which
Is In the midst OF one OF the bsst nefghbor-
hoods in Suelby county The Fair 9rOunds
are Just nOr'h OF the property now offered Tor
Gale by Passm0re a Eufdn. Persons VINO
would have delightful country homeshCuld
visit the place before the day OF SAFE, Octo-
Der 5th The terms ars most liberal. For
further Information, apply to
sells pass AORE 4 RUFFIH.
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Prof. Mathew F. MauFy,

Known throughout the world as a man OF
Genius, Saisncs and Learning, viii deliver
the Annual Address on Monday, October 18th.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-03-01
CrLTURR 0F HnrsR PLINTS.

I a warm room, good soil or COM
post, and fair attention, will always
t hasten the growth of plants; but it
must be remembered that the faster
a plant grows the wider apart are its
| leaves, and the more spindling its
| general appearance, both in stem and
[ lateral branches. The skill of a gard
ener is shown In producing a plant in
/ its fullest perfection of form both in
stem and foliage; and when leaves
and flowers, which ought to be near
enough together to be covered with a
half-peck measure, are spread out to
the size of bushel, the plant cannot
be expected to take a prize. Slower
growth is obtained by lowering the
temperature Of the room at night
when there is no danger of frost, shut
ting eRlt furnace heat, and opening
doors. All the fresh air possible, and
care not to give too much water, will
promote a slow growth and perfection
of form.
Water should not stand in the sau-
GERS Of any plants save cdlyalilies and
lObelids. A good liquid fertilizer,
which has no offensive smell, and
which is not disagreeable for indoor
use, may be prepared as follows Dis
solve two ounces Of carbonate of am
mOnia common smelling salts in q
pint of water, and then drop in sui
phuric acid (Oil Of vitriOD until effer-
vescing or bubbling ceases. A table
spoonful of the solution of sulphate
ammonia, mixed with one gallon of
warm water, is q most effieaciOus
liquid manure, and not at all disa-
greeable to use in any parlOr or cham
Der. 1t should be applied at first once
4 week, then every four or five days.
Plants feed chiefly on matter taken
up with water from the soil. As fast
as the moisture evspOrates from the
leaves. a new supply is taken up by
the roots. If the soil in a fiower-pOt
remains moist for ali unusual length
Oftime, il is a sign that the roots do
not take up the water readily, or that
the soil is not loose enough, or at aEy
rate that something is the matter. \
soil, therefore, that does not dry fast,
does not contain enough air, soon be-
comes unfit for healthy plant-aetion,
and dropping leaves and branches
quickly appear.
Plants, with 4 free and vigorous
growth and plenty of roots, will take
up almost all the moisture that can
be given them in a moderately small
pot, but, as q general rule, the hole in
the bottom Of the pot cannot be dis
pensed with, its drainingpOwers help I
ing to keep up a healthful circulation
and succession Of water and air thro'
the soil and among the roots.-CHris- /.
tidR Union.
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VICTOR EN,IANUEL.

The King OF Italy has taken pos
session Of Rome, and made il q part
of his kingdom. As Holy Mother
loses her temporal rule, she seems 10
have more spiritual power and puT-
pose than ever. We find in the last
y. Y. IgdepeRdeRt the following an
athena. IT is the everlasting curse OF
Rome promulgated sgainst Victor
Emmanuel:
by authority Of Almighty God the
Father, Son, and Holy Ghost and OF
the holy canOns; and the undehled
Virgin Mary, mother and nurseO Of our
Savior and of the celestial virtues,
angels, arehangels, thrones, domin-
ions, powers, cherubims, and sera-
phims; ard Of all the holy patriarChs
and prophets; and Of all the apostles
and evangelists and of the holy in
nOcents who, in the sight OF the
Holy Lamb, are found worthy to sing
the new song; and of the holy mar
tyrs and holy eOnfessors and Of the
holy virgins; and Of all the saints, to-
gether with all the holy and elect Of
GOd-we eXcOmmunieate and anathe-
matiZe him, and from the threshold
of the holy Church Of God Almighty
we sequester him, that he may be tor
mented in external exerueiating suf-
ferings, together with Dathan and
Abiram and those who say to the Lord
God, depart from US; we desire none
of Thy ways" And as fire is quench-
ed with water, so let the light of him
be put out fOreyermOre.
May the Son Of the living God with
2ll the glory Of his majesty, curse him:
and may Heaven, with all the pOwer~
that move therein, rise up against
him, curse and damn him
"Amen. So be Ii. Amen ?