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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-10-21

WASHINGTON, October 20.-The Sec
retary of the Treasury has authorized
the Assistant Treasury and United
States repositories, to commence the
payment of interest maturing on the
tirst of November, on Monday twenty
first, without rebate.
The President has appointed the fol-
lowing Postmasters: Benjamin c.
Sleeps, Oregon Illinois, rice John
Sharp, resigned. G. II. Mcintyre,
Yorkon, Dakota, Uice w. Pound, re-
signed.
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Comments OF the Press-The Law 70 be
Carried Out and Sustained.
The Strike Terminated by the Employers
Acceding TO the Demands Of the
EOngshOremen.

Associated Press Dispatch.l
NEW ORLEANS, October 20-The
l0ngshoremen's strike for four dollars
per day has terminated successfully,
the steam h0atmen and cOlliers having
generally acceded to their demands A
slight advance in coal and freights is
prOhahle.
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Imnoslnr Cn,noIIc ceremonr.

RICHMOND, VA, October 2O.-The in
stallatiOn Of 1t. Rev. James Gibbons,
Catholic Bishop Of Richmond, took
place with most impressive ceremonies.
Archbishop Bayley, of Baltimore, and
Bishop Becker, Of Wilmington, Della
ware, were present, as were all the clergy
of the diocese, and many church digni-
taries from other sections.
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21st Dar Of Norember. 1s7e.

In front of the Waidran Block, and upon the
premises, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock a m.
and o'clock PM, sell alepuhiic auction, to
the highest bidder, ior cash, the following
described tracts, parcels or lgts Of land, with
the improvements thereon, lying, being and
situated ip the city 81 Memphis, county OF
shelby and state OF Tennegseer and bounded
as follows, to-sits BeginninR on the eazt side
OF Main street, one hundred and nfty q5o)
feet north Of Linden street; running thence
eastwardly, parallel with Linden street, one
hundred and eegenfy-dve no feet 70 the
west side Of Mulberry street; thence north
wardly With Mulberry street everty-aizht
and one-half l763<) feet to q stake; thence
westW ly, parallel with Linden street, one
hundred apd eAty-slya ll7ol feet 70 the east
side Of Main stfest; thence sputhVerdiy With
the east elde OF Main sfteet seyenfs-eight and
one-half Gs1sl feFt 70 me begipnipf; the same
being The lGt upQa Which the WafdTan Block
is Situated, including al the improvements
and appurtelances thereunto belonging.
The equity Of redemption is expressly
waived in the trust deed; all taxes fif any due,
or other encumbrances viii be paid cut OF the
proceeds Of the sale. The title Is believed to
be perfect, bot I sell and convey only Is
trustee. W. MEssICK, Trustee.
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funded for the above as follows
r. c. WILLIAMSON, Chairman.
A. J. WHEELER, Secretary.

This report, we would say for the in
formation of Masons not familiar with
the workings Of the Relief Board of
Memphis, only embraces the relief
granted to strangers as foreign brothers,
their wives, widows or orphan children.
resident MRsons, widows and orphans
IN distress in any way, having claims
upon any OF the city lodges, are relieved
by the lodges direct, and such cases are
not presented to the Relief Board.
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CRIMINAL, CASUAL AND FIRE

second and Successful Attempt at Sui
eide
EVANSVILLE, IND, October 2O.-John
f. Neukamp, a German whip-maker,
shot himself through the breast Friday
night. His body was found yesterday
morning. Poverty, intemperanee and
partial insanity was the cause. II was
his second attempt.
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Speaker BIaine's Chicago Speech In
veaffcated

CAIRO, October 20-The Greeley and
Brown meeting last night was the
largest held here since the opening of
the campaign. Hon. Lyman Trumbull
addressed the audience, variously esti-
mated at from three to four thousand,
many of whom were from neighboring
towns. The speech was mainly reply
to Speaker Blaine's Chicago speech.
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fTsHE asslenes of Earlee & aarbtet hereby
II gives notlte 70 all persons lnfe5led to the
iate firla of Partee 4 Harbert, esther BY ac-
poaAt 81 OtharWiss, TO malie payment only TO
llmsalf, a. he Is lawfully entitled 10 ali Of
fhelr essefs, notWi thetandlrg some oIthe notes
and accounts are In the hands of third parties
claiming 10 b. the owners or She same.
REEFS b. EDMONDSON, Assignee.
October u, lS2. ocss
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$+4,00O,0OO.
A Demand for the Reissue OF FOrty-fOur
Millions in GreeBbaeks IN Ex-
change for Interest-Bear-
ing Bonds.

PITTsBURG, October 29,--The follow
ing petition has been signed by q large
number Of the heaviest firms ia Pitts
burg, and viii be presented early ia the
week to the Secretary Of the Treasury by
a large delegation Of the most infiuen-
tial business naeD. who will be met at
Washington by delegations representing
a large portion OF the principal cities
west Of the Alleghenies;
Hon. George S. Boutwell,, Secretary OF The
1seasury, Washington, DC;
Sus-rhe growth and increase of the
industrial Interest," Of this country, and
the material wealth, % Enprecedentediy
augmented during the past foGs years.
especially require, ia our judgment, in
creased facilities for the internal con-
venienee 0f the country, and more
particularly so at this time Of the year;
and while we entertain the highest re-
speet for the great financial ability which
has characterized your administration
Of the images Of the Government,
are therefore the mere reluctant TO make
any suggestion or any recommendation
which might not accord with your judg-
mefal u the premises. We would never
tNeless most IespsGtfnily suggest whether
the mites commonly knss7n as " green
baeks.p amounting 10 f0rty-f0aF million
dollars, which were retired by your pre-
decessor, Mr.. Mccullough, might not,
with great benefit to the industrial
interests of the country, be rels-
sued In exchange for the interest
bearing loan Of the Government with
out seriously interfering with the policy
you have 50 steadily and successfully
kept in view Of approaching the public
credit. If this can be done il viii af-
ford measure Of relief from the present
monetary stringency which 4 seriously
embarrassing the business iisterests Of
the country.
A Washington special TO New York
intimates that Attoney-General VIII
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The Little Rock Journal ofs Satur-
day says: "Judge Fitzpatrick left for
jackson county this morning, we under
stand, He intends to run for Senator in
that district. The course OF Fitz as
Judge and Registrar, lnclines US to the
belief that he should never again hold
public position in Arkansas, but we
would strongly deprecate any attempt to
hang him 70 a limb.n
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Some Of the Irish Nationalist papers
are drawing the attention of fhe British
Government upon them. The Krfshman
and the Flag Of Ireland have been
''warnedn for publishing seditious arti-
cles. One of the articles complained of
was an American letter from O'DOno-
., RacoO
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GENERAL SUMMARY.


CHARLESTON, October 2O.-Advices
from all sections OF the State show that
the amendment to the State COnstitu-
ton, prohibiting any increase Of the
State debt, has been ratified by an over
whelming affirmative vote. Both par
Ii = very generally indOrsed the measure.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Truefee's Sale.

D ~. "A. Weldren On the Ssh day OF April.
1s59, recorded In the Registers niiipe u Shelby
county, In bOtE No. n, PAGES rs and ne, for
the purpose Of paying the debts therein fully
described, at the request Of the beneficiary, i
VII. on
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Dangerous Hines. of General sehouIes,
Of Rnalon.

BOSTON, October 20.-Ceneral William
Schedules, who has been dangerously i'll
for several days past, is evidently grow
ing weaker, and hopes Of his recovery
have been abandoned. AS an able news
paper editor and faithful public officer,
General Schedules has a wide reputation.
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The Bolivar Bulletin says: "There is
no mistake about 1t now-Bolivar Il. go
ing to have a sure-enough hotel. A COM
pany has been organized and the neees-
sary amount Of funds secured to accom-
plish the good work. The hotel is to be
located on the northeast corner of the
public square. and the gentlemen inter-
ested in its speedy construction inform
us that il is TO be neat, model building,
complete in all its parts; in fact, a use
full ornament to the town"
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THE Echeapestand best STEAM DYEINe
AND CLEANING HOUSE in the city is at
246 Second street, Hunt & Hanson's old
stand HANgQN 4 WALLER.
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THE TURF.
LExENGTOE.


LEXINGTON, October 20.-The horse
fine and the track In superb order The
time in the second race was remarkable,
being the best on record for two year
old. The result of the first trOt was
Fhrmers Home Journal premium OF
one hundred dollars for stations which
made the season 1872, in Kentucky fifty
dollars each, play or pay; mile heats,
best thres IN five, to harness, second
horse 10 save the entrance money.
Won by a walk over by Prices senti-
mel, nine years old, by Bosdiek's Ham
blelonian.
Second TFot--Match trot, for premium
of five hundred dollars, mile heats, best
three in i've. in harness; Prices black
colt, Doble, two yeaFs pl6, by Ericsson,
one; Childs's gray colt, Rothsehiid, by
Membrino Patchen, distapced. Time
2:4Os.
Third TrOt-Premium Of one hundred
and fifty dollars, for four year olds and
under; Gas b4pdFad dollars to first, and
fifty 10 second, mile heats, best three in
five in harness; Peters's Magic, IL, 2, i
DaVis's Sophia Temple, 2, 2, l, G. Time
2:35, 2:33, 2:35, 2:4Tt.
Fourth 1Fot--Premium of two hum
sred and fifty dollars, free for all ages,
two hundred dol.srs to the first, fifty to
the second, mile heats, Dest three in
five to harness; W. J. H0ytis chestnut
geiding, Tho.las L. Young, ], ], i; s..
Prices, i. .. Sentinel, 2, 3, ?; A. O..
Peters's, &, q, AltaF, s, 2, 3. Iime-2:29i,
2:2sl, z:29t.
We are going ahead at fearful
rate. IN 1850 there were one hundred
and eighty-six lunaties TO every one
hundred thossscnd persons, while now
there are two hundred and forty-nine IN
the same number. Aad al this is true
in the face Of the fact that great atten-
ton has been paid to the treatment Of
the insane within q few years. Disease
Of the heart Is also rapidly increasing in
the male sex. Within twenty years
the number Of deaths among men be-
tween the ages of twenty and forty-five
(the working years Of mans life has
nearly doubled, while there has been
hardly any incress. - the mortality OF
women BY the same u,sess fis re-
suit is due to the feverish & sitenlent 81
modern life, which naturailE e&hansts
the vital poEels ef r.zh eaPa8ed in The
Competition OF business o. TIE genaEa|
strife for position and wealth. Neuralgia,
one of the most common Of diseases
now, was hardly known 3 century since,
and softening 0f the brain is said hard.
" eVer 70 have been thought Of
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The Saturday ReUietc, in notice of
Septimus, says that Hawthorne must
be pronounced by far the finest literary
artist that America has produced.
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The island Of Manhattan, on which
New York city now stands, was bought
by the Dutch from the Indians in 1926
for the trifiing sum of twenty-five dol
lars. The assessed value of wealth on
the island in 1872 is about eight hun
dred million dollars; the real valus is
not less than two billion dollars, and
may be even double this. OF course il
will be said that the Dutch made a
good investment of their twenty-five
dollars, and no doubt they did. But If
that twenty-five dollars had been put
out at interest at ten per cent.
on the first of October, 1925, and the
interest itself annually invested at ten
per cent. also, the product on the first of
October, 1872, would have been twenty
six billion five hundred and sixty
million one hundred and seventy-nine
thousand nine hundred and sixty-two
dollars, or more than twenty-six thou
sand millions. This is three hundred
times as great rs the assessed value of
property in New York, and nearly as
great as the estimated value of all the
property in the United States.
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nspcrt OF Memphis Relief Beard for the
Year ending October sfh.

We extract the following from the
Memphis 3fasonic .Ietgei. for this month.
1t viii prove OF interest to others than
Masons, as showing how good work
IS being done In secret and without os-
tentation:
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What they Have 20 Say about their GrieT-
anees-Merchants Resolutions.
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1t is suggested that there are many
more colOrs in nature than we have be-
come acquainted with yet. We are only
developing our color vision. There was
a time when green and blue were un-
noticed as such. The Rig Veda, Zen
davesta, Edda, Koran and the Bible;
Heisod, Homer, Zenophanes and Py-
thagoras were all color blind as to blue,
and most of them to green also. The
root Of the word for "bluei in all Ian
guages meant "blaek" earlier in their
history.
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THE BLOODY STRIKERS.

The Negro and White LOngsliOremen Of
New Orleans on q Strike.
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~ People from the country viii bear in
mind thai railroad tickets sold them to visit
the " Exposition ere good TO return, II
stamped by the Secretary Of the Agri sulturaI
Fair, thus permitting them TO visit both dis
plays. ocl6
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Five Attractive Flowing Matches.
Six TrOtting Premiums, one for each day,

stock Premiums, also for Poultry, very com
plete and liberal.
The Directors cordially invite a erperio-
display Of Agricultural implements. House-
hold Fabrics and Ornamental WorkIua1.5I =.
under their liberal oHeT OF premIu1ns.
premium Lists may Pc obtained by auulIea-
ton 70 the Seeretslry- n the Chamber of Com
merce.
Half-fare rates VIII be charged BY the rail-
roads, but the person purchasing Tfcl cts for
the Fair must be certain % call for such tick
cts a MS place Of Starting. and have t1err
stamped By the Secretary On The s7a5r-
tirounds, Otherwise he viii be charged fIil
rates.
PRICES OF ADMISSION:
For n 4-horss coach or ornnfb 81 a
For 2-hOrse hack or carriage lpuhilcI e
For each person, WHISTLER in caFriaze. on
horse or rlOot.---------.-----.-- -...-.. a
For children under y years Of age and
- over sAA -----..-. 25
Chlidren under SIX years Of age, free.
So The society viii have "a General ArarfF
who VIII take special care and give narticr,isr
attention 70 all stock and articles On e1hf5i-
tOn AZ The Fair
In addition to the Premiums contained in
the Premium List, the Directors cal Etten-
ton 70 the following additional Special Pre-
i1lu1ns, which they have concluded 70 offer,
viz.
A Magnificent DOUBLE-BARRELED
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LYTLE az SHIELDS
Tea, Coffee
And Fine Grocery Warehouse,
2Is MAIN ST., COR. ADAMS.
The Cotton Premium

MILL be awarded on Thursday. October
w 24th. All Cotton entered for the Fair
VIII be sent to the warehouse OF Messrs John
W. Walker q Co, on Adams street, and will
be sampled under the supervision Of the fol-
lowing gentlemen who viii constitute the
Awarding Committee: Messrs. ". B. Gal
breath, Napoleon Hin, Clarence p. Hunt. Geo.
Winchester and ]. w. Jefferson.
Ocl9 LEON TROUSDALE, Secretary.
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A select masquerade ball and gen.
eral party took place at the palatiai resi-
dence of Esquire Scruggs, in Somerville,
last week. The flute, the violin and the
harp mingled their coneordant vibra-
tiOns in one ravishing strain, which had
the effect Of raising the souls of the par
Elephants to the lower steps of the
second heaven. III cornopian, bass
drum and hugag had been added, the
souls of those susceptible youths and
maidens might have been elevated out
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The Little Rock Journal of1 Satur-
day says: A gentleman who came
over on the Memphis train yesterday
took full and complete vote of the
passengers ON Greeley and Grant. He
found one straightont, three white and
three black Radicals, and fifty-four
Greedy men. That will be very near the
proportion in this State, if the people
will register and vote. Registration in
some counties is foul. Notwithstanding
the attempted frauds, we have no fear
of the result, if those who can register
and vote will act promptly and do their
duty.n
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A Washington special to New York
intimates that Attorney General Viii
liaIns viii retire from the cabinet after
the election, and that he viii be sue
eeeded by General BFistow, of Kentucky,
the present Solicitor General.
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17171f711E7 7II IIf7II0I wv
Amounts expended as charity TO APP
plicants from different States, etc, are
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VIHE FAIR GROUNDS ARE BEAUTIFrL,-
Il ly situated on the Memphis and Charleston
Railroad, and ample trausp poEtatiou IS pro-
Filed Tor VISITORS 1y the Southern security
company al cents the round frip. during
the FAIR.
The Premium List g very complete. ssne-
cal attention being paid % the ezhinitilala
1y Planters and Farmers. and 70 every KIND
of Domestic and Homemade Producr ana
Ladies' HandiWork.
spiendid Premiums FOR Paintings by native
arf ar ar
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-31

THE English are eongrs,ulaiing them
selves on having discovered q way of carry.
ing terror to she hearts Of their East Indian
subjects even more efectuAl than that Of
blowing men from the mouths Of cannon,
which they adopted during the Sspoy rebel
lion. The MAhometah who GsSAssinAIed The
late Chief Justice Norman, having been
convicted Of the crime, received a sentence
that he should be hanged and his body
burned Immediately after the execution.
The reason for this was that the Mshome-
isns believe that Immediately after deslh
every corpse is visited by two hideOuS
angels, NAkir aud Monkir, who examine il
80 10 its fsiih--the soul returning to the
body pending this examination. Bot il the
body DO utterly destroyed, the soul is unable
to find means to speak to the angels; and
hence this sentence, in the eyes Of the ma
tivss, involved not only the death Of the
body, but the eternal loss Of the culprii's
soul. u is ssid Of the victim in this case
that be faced bis sentence with oomposurei
bat on learning that his chance nf salvation
was to be irrs,rievGbly destroyed, hiI cour
age utterly forsook him, and he died in de
spAir. The London Examiner awards greSt
praise to the official whose ingenuity inveu-
ted this refinement of torture.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-31
Honesty w Corruption.

The Ksokuk Constitution has some re.
marks comparing the official life Of Gen. A.
G. Dodge with that Of Harlan, Allison,
Wilson and one or two others. We copy
so much Of the article as puts the bright
record Of General Dodge in opposition to
that Of Harlan, Allison and Wilson:
"Gen. Dodge, as democrat, represented
the people Of Iowa in the house Of represen
taIives and senate Of the American CON
grsss, about fifteen years and he repressn.
ted the American nation, as its minister o,
the court Of Spain, about four years.-And
when he retired TO private life, his political
enemies all said, He is an honest man, and
has proved en- honest servant" The fer
osst rad col seems to take pleasure in speak
ing Of lhe pure moral character, and private
worth Of the distinguished leader Of the
Iowa democracy, General Dodge. Sur
rounded With the love Of hiA family, and
the respect and affection Of his fellow-citi-
gems; though limited ia "worldlY goods,
how vAsIly IL his situation TO be preferred,
TO the radical leaders, Harlan, Allison and
Wilson These all have wealth in "world
iy goods" bu, wha. load Of shame and
stigma Of public Disgrace, attaches to each
Of their names. Harlan, Allison and Viii
son, each went TO congress "dog" poor
neither could have borrowed, without good
sudorser, Eve hundred dollars; and each is
now = milliouairs. Allison aud Wilson are
each lawyers and neither. as IapyerS,
could earn q respectable livelihood; and yet
as radical congressman, in less than dozen
years, they AmAssed heaps Of gold aud large
l. IL he
follower Of him, who had not wherein 10 lay
his divine head, rivals the Herods and Pilots
Of Christ's days according to Wilson and
Allison's authority in his splendor Of liv-
ing Al Washington, and his untold wealth
derived from land grants and Indian 'Pe0u.
lAtions.
Allison's wealth and tact, has secured him
= seat in congress Tor SIX years longer and
whsn thai has expired, he, too, will sink, ~
his said compeers in radical knavery have
sunk, beneath the wave of public iudiguA-
ton into shameful obscurity aud oontempt
General Dodge, too, has passed into pri
vase life, but not into obscurity. lie fell,
politically, with his party, but every mAu Of
his party closed around him in his downfall,
honorsd him in his misfortunss, oheered
him with the hope Of better day, and
pointed 10 his private and public life, As a
model Of whG. an American statesman
should be, and as 1t was in the earlier days
Of the republic.
The infamy which attaches to the names
Of Wilson, and Harlan, and Allison, will
not be Lost upon the world. Il will teach
public characters that corruption wins moi
more than honesty" While the halo OF in
togrity and honor which attaches TO the
name Of Augustus @. Dodge will incise tn;
young American, ambitious Of public posi-
lion, 10 look for future honor and fame, no
In peculAtion, bat honest conduct anC
patriotic aspirations"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-31
mzOxcAx.
Dr. a. O.. OLIN.


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