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sonnitsss appointed ~ tie several
rrsSimsalsiiI ooiatious, = confer and
ttafs aetioaIs In regard 10 ! general Il, H.
S nioi soiia II; lime ID 1877, II in The
1lianssotaa I, iii ~ societies .nd individn-
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III LsGiilatars foa - aasqaats sppre-
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ths miIiilita.J eomamittsss & tie z Two
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Fo6aliiimiitt< fttsa d.
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rsoompend that the proposed general
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600 Volumes IN One.
.aHT1AGENTS WANTED +
10 90 70: i III ss.&t>I ron i
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language sohtch, in coiousness and l city Of sec-
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CHEAP POR. CASH.

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~ One good l }-story dwelling house and
storeroom IN Clearwater, (ths store being
an established business stand, j; also, .
good. 8osacrs farm, with house, and II
acres Of clearing, sst silver Greek, Wright
county. AT will 30 sold for. $500. In
4uirsiof.. la ] sf@:ia .&S,aas.} -ag as7Ea''!!
= JOHN VANDE q a.
n40.4w 'EA+H' -. go 81. Cloud. MINI.
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390k A MONTH. Horse and Carriage fur
VOAV nished. Expenses paid. H. Shaw, Alfred,
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$3.50 q 81 81 s5S..jfffe 3 Vysfss - .
Beautifully located. st white .Bear Lake,
one 81 the finest lakes ii ths state. 6ple1-
did seslsry;s sxosllent, .Nater;., sail and
row boats plenty OF hsh snd game.
GOOD ACCOMMODATIONS FOR
s..s. GUESTS.
The House Il new. and well ventilated.
and supplies Ill the comforts Of home for
the invalid OF seeker after pleasure. -si,
os:s TERMS MODERATE. 10 7ssss,
b. A Billiard Room in connection, with the
House.. "a, IL: ..,;t.. s,...,,
2o@i PEABODY 4 ROBINSON.
IN Glsnwood, Sept. 4. 1859. zs$ta ta;sst1"2.s
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To Younr Men,,

OK EefFTVeek OK pensss paid Agents Sam.
wv ipses sesi frss.sC Q. II. ChAasR, ovid, Mich
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tSAPOLItNE.

M10 OOLLs Hs a DAY Fur ALL with
ply Stencil Tool. AddrsssA. 4. GRaHAx, Spring
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Ripe .tomatoes spsiderable
quantities appeared 4 sc. Paul last
5sFseek aya vers sisssd sin.ihe South.
II '- Th ~ 3 danel S,t Dala,h is open
EIlqdIstes .pasaing trough it. The
AZ. 3 anssl 6. ths, eiashioh left
Buf,lo on The I'd list lust brnling Z
heavy freight and -larea- LIST Of pass.n-
gers.
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81. Oesmsir Stssf,, ,pyosite CstAols CArrA,
q. CLOUD, MuNNEsoTA.
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Because OF the rain-stOrm, exhibi.
tors of machinery and bulky commo-
dities and those who proposed to pre-
pare booths and stalls for the display
OF lighter articles, were wholly un-
prepared yesterday for the reception
Of sight-seers at the fair grounds.
There was, however, agreater a num-
Der of people present and greater in
terest manifested than on the first day
Of last years exhibition. To-day the
crowd viii be greatly augmented, and
interest In the incidents OF the ocea-
sion viii be more thoroughly aroused.
Such was the ardor with which those
on the grounds yesterday toiled in
making preparations for to-day that
it was wholly impossible to induce
an abandonment of their tasks that
they might listen even to Commodore
Maury. He will therefore, to-day at
2 p. n. when order may pervade the
amphitheater and visitors viii be
more numerous and the sound Of the
hammer silenced, deliver his oration.
Trains will leave the NJ. & @. r. R.
station every fifteen minutes, and the
excursion VIII be delightful, and at the
exhibition the speech, most instructive
and entertaining.
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that their people shall be educated
for well these miscreants know thai
the powerful lever OF education would
soon Overturn their cOrFuptly estab-
lished thrones. Truly sis ignorance
bliss" for these so called prophets.
Ninety per cent. of the Mormons are
foreigners, and of foreign extraction.
They are the (green) fruit Of Mormon
missionary labor, and are, as gen.
ersl thing, the refuse Of creation.
These missionaries, latter day
saints" yclept, are never, it seems,
found preaching their doctrine and
eRdeavoring to disseminate their be-
lief (?) among intelligent and enlight-
ened communities. They invariably
seek the poor and ignorant, and from
this class swell their ranks, and a
large per centsge Of these even seem
to be converted to their numbers mot
faith) more by the effect Of worldly
inducements held out to them than
by spiritual revelation, or religious
fervor. The country is grossly mis-.
represented to them. They are told
that il is a land 'fiowing with milk
and honey and all such nonsense.
But like the Spanish cavalier who
sought the "waters Of perpetual
YOUTH" they are doomed to disap-
pointment, and many, when too late,
sigh for the home of their childhood
and "the days that are no more"
And 30 il appears than quantity, not
quality, is the motto for Mormon mis-.
siOnary increase.
SALT LAKE CITY.
As this place at present seems to be
one of the objects Of special interest in
being the home Of the great Brigham,
we will venture, in short, to describe
it. In so0th, it is beautiful place-the
prettiest, by far, we think we ever saw.
We doubt that there is hsndsomer
city in America. Nature has done
more for il than art in the picturesque
valley in which it repOses, and the
magnificent mountain and lake seem
cry that encompass il about. And
vet art, o. course, has done. q great
deal for It. There are not many
spacious, handsome buildings to be
seen; but, then, the streets are so
magnificently and munifcently laid
of at right angles, one hundred feet
vide, and running the whole length
and breadth Of the city-straight rs
arrows, their sides lined with shade
trees OF the prettiest and healthiest
growth. The city has the finest water
works in the world. 1t is Watered
from the pure mountain streams; the
water clear as crystal, flowing along
each street gutter, and, when needed,
for irrigsting purposes, into each
owners lot. Notwithstanding the
natural aridity of this section, by this
arrangement, the finest
and most productive gardens are to
be found in Salt, Lake. Though the
OF the Mormon capital
does not exceed sixteen thousand, it
covers more ground than Memphis.
The dwellings sit back from the street
and are -urrounded by orchards and
flower gardens, averaging one acre in
size.
Messrs. Editors-We promise soon
TO give your readers something more
about the MOrmOns; but for the pres.
ent we must stop. Too much of
good thing is too much.
QUILP, JR.
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IRY NALL

From an Occasional Correspondent
NAsHvILLE, Sunday, October A.
The new party abortion, conceived by
the Radicals OF Nashville and brought
forth amid the patriotic hoWling Of q
few discontented men who have very
properly been ignored by the Demo
cratic party, has made an effort to
place itself before the people. Itarises
now as the doughty champion of the
mechanics and manufacturers, and
buckles on its armor to fght the con-
viot labor question. The neW-party
men hope by this movement 10 secure
the cooperation Of the artisans OF this
constituency In the approaching elee-
tion to ill the vacancy created in the
House of Representatives by the resig-
nation of Mr.. Taylor. Last night the
play was first put into operation with
many fOurishes of rhetoric. The
mechanics and manufacturers OF
Nashville were called together in the
courthouse for the iaudable purpose OF
adopting resolutions to urge the legis-
lature 70 ADOPT some system Of EN-.
ploying eonvIjt labor which would
have the effect of freeing the mechan-
les and artisans Of Nashville fr0u its
competition. The meeting was at
tended BY about two hundred per-
sons, and long speeches ON the sub
Iect were milde by Judge Whit
worth and Colonel Coiyar. They
were eloquent, enthusiastic In their
championship Of the cause of the
''lowest mechanics of Nashville y
After they had subsidized into silence,
pause fell on the listening assembly.
1t was evident some grand idea was
about 70 blaze forth and brighten the
horizon OF thu mechanic. It came;
and John ] kIcCarne, Willy fellow
blazer. Inthe midst Of the silence hs
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RETRIBUTivE JUSTICE.
Three Negroes Hanged by Vigilance Com
nittee for Having Outraged Ladies'.

NASHVILLE, TENN, October 49,
Last week attempts were made in
Bedford county by negroes tc
commit rape upon Miss Blessing, Miss
Susan Patterson, and Mrs. Howard,
but the ladies succeeded in getting
away. On Thursday at midday, Mrs.
Rogers was violated. Samuel Wells,
colored, was captured and identified
by her. Henry Williams was identi-
fed by Misses Blessing and Patter-
son as the man who assaulted them.
Both men were committed to jail at
Shelbyville, and on Saturday were ta-
ken to the district in which the crime
was committed, for trial. After dark,
whilst being sent back to the Shelby
vile iail, they were taken from the
guard by some five hundred men, not
disguised, and hanged. Plaeards were
pinned to their clothing warning all but
civil authorities against cutting them
down under the penalty Of the same
fate
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OLD WORLD TELEGRAMS

LONDON, Octoter 16.-A supple
mentary edition of the Gazette this
evening published the British COM
missioDers' regulations for presenting
claims TO be adjusted under the Wasn-
ington treaty for damages committed
by the Alabama.
It is rumOred that General Ignatifi
has been charged by Prince Gortscha-
koff with contriving to occasion an
interview betWeen the Car Of Russia
and the Sultan of Turkey.
The chamber of commerce of Shelf
field has resolved to call a meeting for
the purpose of contributing to the re-
lief of Chicago.
A meeting for the relief Of Chicago
was held in the town hall of Liver
pool to-day, at which the mayor pre-.
sided. A committee was appointed
to receive contributions, and five hun
dred pounds sterling were raised on
the spot.
MADRID, October 16.-A great re-
publican meeting was held in this city
to-day. Senior Orenso presided. Reso-
lutions were adopted declaring that
the party would offer undying oppo-
sitiOn to every form of government
for Spain which was not purely repub.
lican. Nevertheless, in waging such
war upon new republican principles,
they could not violate the laws of the
land. Several speakers addressed the
meeting, and some of them were very
pronounced in their expressions
against the present government. The
most violent proclaimed their perfect
sympathy with republicans every
where and with the international
society, and declared that faith in
republican Spain was identical with
the doctrines of liberty and equal
rights now rapidly spreading through
all the countries of Europe.
BERLIN, October 16. - Emperor
William to day appeared at the ses-
sions of the Reichsrath in person. He
began his address with areview of the
past session of the North German par
lament and of course German unfit
cation, the progress of this important
policy and the present condition of
united Germany, he considered emil
nently favorable and gratifying. Pass
ing from this to topics to be considered
by the present session, he said that the
chief care would be the consideration
OF the budget for the empire. Ad-
vances made by several States OF the
confederation must be repaid out OF
the funds received fIom France as in
demnity. The budget must include
the expense Ofsettling, by the govern
ment, of the territory acquired from
France. The emperor expressed the
opinion that reorganization of coin
age In Germany was desirable. He
said that the federal council was at
this time engaged devising measures
for the establishment of a good coin
basis, for uniform system Of German
coinage. He also proposed, as SUBJ
jeet ripe for discussion, the securing of
direct line of communication
through Switzerland to Italy, to be so
controlled throughout that the inter
ests of Germany would be fairly con-
sidered. Abiding to the foreign rela-
tions of the empire, he said that such
relations were entirely satisfactory /;
there is no cause of anxiety in any
quarter, and especially was correspOn-
dence with Austria Of a cordial ma
ture, and intercourse with that coun-
try was no longer shadowed by
"reminiscences of past conflicts.
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MASONIC Tribute or RESPECT
assslaa,sn. q g ! I.I.. Scot, Lodge No,

Resolutions of Leila Scott Lodge No.
2Sps r. and A. n.
WERHRAs, The mesaeger OF death has
agsin Invaded the preoinots OF our lodge and
taken nom Cur midst our beloved brother
RIuHARD 7. ENGLISH, In the prime OF life;
be II therefore
Rsz0lpsd, That in the death OF brother 4. T.
ENGLIaH We have lost worthy brother
faithful member OF the fraternity, and the
eemmunjfy good and exemplary citizen.
Resolved, That we tender our sincere con-
parted brother, sad commend them 10 the
mercy and pr6testion OF an ail.Hiss Provl-
3encs. swho doeth all things for Tho best.
R<zosucd. That these revolutions be gnread
upon the minutes Of our lodge, aad coDy ba
handed TO the nothsr Of nnr deceased broth
ers and that they be pnnilehed IN the Mem.
nhis APPHAL and Masonic Teltsl.
RW sEznEoRn. commi.tse.
T. CLE3ENI.
Attest n 3. Iu9kHr Secretary,
MEnPH1s Qsfot1f 10, IVA,
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NEWS OF THE MORNING.

Carl schurz is invited to New Or
leans.
A sharp shock of earthquake was
felt at Lake Village, New Hampshire,
last night.
A collision on the river Tyne, Eng
land, yesterday resulted in the drown
ing Of five persons,
Island will contribute $500, 600 for the
relief Of Chicago.
The supreme court of the United
States met yesterday. The chief ju
ce was present.
One death on Saturday and one yes
terday from yellow fe, er in Charles
ton, South Carolina
A terrific typhoon yesterday cost
two or three hundred lives on the
coast Of India and China.
AL the London theaters and corpo-
rations are tsking up subscriptions
for the Chicago destitute.
The rumOr of the negotiation of a
mortgage loan in Europe by the West
ern Union telegraph is unf0unded.
The New York Herald Of yesterday
said that q monetary crisis can be
averted only by extraordinary efforts.
Radical negroes would not suffer
Democratic negroes to vote in Phila-
delphis, and in this the riot had
origin.
New Haven, Connecticut, which
has made millions by insurance, only
subscribes $40, 900 for the Chicago suf-
ferers.
Ricord goes to Italy as French
Minister, and Frery will not ooae to
the United States, In Difference to
Grant.
aehere were six incendiary fires In
Syracuse, New York, yesterday. The
petroleum internationals have been
turned loose.
The board Of education Of Long
Island have ordered the reading OF
the bible suspended in the Hunter
Point school.
Vandenheff, the elocutiOnist, is not
dead. 1t ls not that man, but another
man OF the same name, who was in
tered on Sunday.
oI dnIIa,s meS g. u0na.r Gp9ae. orJ o1o tho-
sand dollars for the sufferers In Wis
eonsin and Michigan.
The Liverpool, London and Globe
Insurance Company pay all their
losses In Chicago, amounting TO near
fz,I0o'oOs' auq sup7ciADo foiVuV'
Hawland 4 AspInwali announce
the receipt OF eight hundred pounds
sterling as the hrst instailment nom
the corn trade Of London, for chicago.
A heavy snow-storm set in at Santa
Fe, yesterday morning, and cOntin-
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WIND AND WAVES.
The Hurricane off HaIIIfax--Loss Of Prop
srty 5000, 000-Three Men Drowned.

BosToN, October 16.-Halifax dis
patches estimate the damage by the
late hurricane at $500, 600. The shores
Of Halifax harbor, on Friday morn
ing, presented an appearance of wreck
and ruin never seen before. The
wharves were shattered, several YES
sells high and dry, and others dis
mantled. Altogether thirty vessels,
mostly fishermen, suffered. Three
men were drowned of the harbor
while setting nets. The railway track
from Halifax to Bedford was damaged
TO the extent of $1e, 200.
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KNOXVILLE.
The Fair-The Cadets-The T0urHameEt
Folly.
Special to the APPEAL.l ]

Special to the APPEAL.l
KNOXVILLE, TENN October IA
Yesterday was the great day of the
fair. There was an Immense crowd
upon the grounds from an ear y hOul
in the morning until late in the after.
noon. The East Tennessee University
Cadets were drilled by Colonel A. S
Mariner. They show proficiency in
military tactics that one would moi
expect for the time they have been
drilled. The principal feature OF the
day was the tournament. The young,
the gay, and the beautiful were pres
ent TO encourage the daring knights.
Mr.. L. T. Hughes of Knoxville, was
the successful knight, and crowned
Miss Katie Walker as the Queen o.
Love and Beauty. The afternoon was
mostly occupied with races; no very
fast horses were entered.
To-day the election for hOater from
Knox and Sewer comes of, to fill the
place of General Cooper, resigned.
The candidates are John II. Caldwell
(democrat), and DR.. J. @. Ellis ire
pubIiean), both Of Sevir.
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VALUABLE CASH pREMIuMs,

f5I premiuma amounting gtO.,...,....,,,... 10 OOl
The Board OF Directors. in commending
this scheme 20 the public, promise that Il
shall be carried out in good faith. They Will
appoint committee OF award, whose high
character viii be sufficient guarantee thai
perfect fairness will control tine Distribution
The price OF these special tickets has beer
nxed at the low sum OF TWO DOLLARS, In
order that they may be within the reach o.
every one.
1t is hoped and expected that the Third
Annual Fair viii be so successful, financially
as 20 enable the Society 10 erect suitable
buildings and improve the grounds to sucf
degree Of excellence as to render them Z
source Of pride TO every citizen Of Memphia
Shelby county and the a1jsoeAt country.
The Board OF Directors have selected Mr.
W. b. BATES to supervise this special ar.
rangement, and tickets can be had on Rppli,
cation 10 him, at the HeIaphis and Charles.
ton Railroad Dspot, or through any OF hii
JACOB THOMPSON, President,
LEON. TRoUsDALE, Secretary.
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SPECIAL ATTENTIoN

Is called TO the above announcement OF the
President and Be ard OF Directors. There u
not the least doubt but what All the t1ckets
| viii be sold. The very low price at which
they are plsced-two dollars Will enable
all TO contribute their mite toward
Snd msins otsf odS iprovemens en- TSis Il nt
| private enterprise, but Is gotten up By the
Board Of Directors-whoss high standing Al
| be questioned-for the sole purpose Of Dene-
ntting the public, BY addlngto the beauty oi
| their fair grounds.
| to the Fair on that day, If those holding
| them choose to attend, and q chance In foul
hundred and eighty-one cash premiums
The number of tickets is limited to 10000
and under no circumstances viii more than
that number be sold.
All prizes viii be paid in CASH.
Your attention is eakl9d 70 the names OF the
following gentlemen, who compose the
Hon. JACOB THoMpsor. President.
EEoCH ENsLnY, First Vtce-President.
ELI RAYNER, Second PRESIDENT
r. D. GOODWIN, Third Vice president
]. II, EDAoEpsoN. Fourth Vice-President.
JOHN BROWN, Fifth Vice President,
JOHN T. STRATToN, Treasurer.
LEON. TRoUsDA1E, Secretary.
JOSEPH BRUCE, NAPoLRoE HiLz.
3 BAYLLss, JOHN 2. FIzER,
A.. HAXss N. o. PERENHs
giee, In hemphis and elsewhere. or ON eppii.
cation to me, by letter with stamp enclosed
ior return Of tickets, OF in person, Ct the
Memphis, Tenn ". Il. BATEH
sell Agent for sale OF Toksts.
Tickets can Be had At ths following sub.
agencies:
MAhSF0RD's NEWS Depot,
JOE L0ckE's NEWS DEPOT,
]. c. EyRlcA's NEWS DEPOT,
GEORGE sERaNAh's cieAR STAND.
LEusRlE's cIek7 STAND,
". c. ByRp's sEWELRf STORE.
BARHun's IEWElRY STORE,
kEHPnlS s eEARLEsToK TlcgET oFFies
CHRIS: eTElnkgNk'e CAPITAL sAL0oE
". b. AAIER,
keens for - salq q zlekets
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FRIDAY. OCTOBER 2nih. Iszl

As the day for distribution, when IT Ia az
pected will be assembled the largest number
OF persons ever present at one time on the
grounds.
Tickets, numbered and stamped, good for
any day during the week, VIII entttle the
holder TO admission to the 0rounds, and
participation In the chances OF the following
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PRoRAEE COURT SALE
RHAE ESTATE.

No. so, r. DIN the Probate Court Of Shelby
county, Tennessee James Lynch, guar
dian. vs Edward Bolgsr ct al.
TTNDkR and by virtue OF decree for sale
~ made in the ABOVE cause al this OCTOBER
Term 1877, of the Probate Court VIII sell at
public auction, in mont Of the courthouse
door, on Union street, In the city OF Mem
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Friday. Nrysmhsr. u. 1871

within legal hou.s, the following described
lot OF ground on Jones svEnus. N the city o.
Memphis, bounded IS follows: Fronttnf
soathwsrdly on Robson street60 feet, and
running back between parallel r1ss l53 teet
block No. 8, in the Subdivision of Watt c,
Rrac q sad o. 1krs.
TERzS OF SAEE-One-third cakifs balance
on a credit OF and txmonths, the purcizcs 81
executing notes with approved security, and
a lien win be retained on the land to further
secure the paymsnto o. the purchase money
JAMES REILLY, Clerk.
By J. q. CULLEN, Deputy Clerk.
Hanson, Estes Dashiell, Soils. for. coIa-
plainanL, tu9 oc1
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DIED.

oRUMF-0n the 18th Inst, ct Holly Springs.
aELEE EDmorDsoN, wife OF Msior E-oodie
s. Crunp.
CITY papers copy.
GRO89-Qn the morning Of October istn,
1871, at ass o'clock. MRS. DoRoAs G. GROSS
wife OF Benz. =. Gross tof the house OF Thomas
& Gross. aged 81 years months,
Funeral service by Dr.. Guilford Jones, ct
ElmTood cemetery, this day At 10 o'clock.
Carriages at FIaherty,s.