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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-11-04

WASHINGTON, November 3.-The
Acting Secretary of the Trt isu'y has
directed the Assistant Treasurer at New
York TO purchase one million of bonds
on each Wednesday, and tosel one mil
lion of gold each Thursday during the
month of November.
The cornerstone of st. Patrick's Ro-
man Catholic Church was laid this af-
ternoon with imposing ceremonies,
Archbishop Bailey conducting them.
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Attention, Butchers !
Wednesdav, November 10, 1879,
WARFIELD'S ,t.D WATER SOAP
Manufactured bs Perry q ReadinE
MObise. AIabamn.

WE have been appointed agents for the
w celebrated, perfect y aSalng soap Ey
using IT, YOU save time, labor, clothes and
fuel. For washing Prints, silks, Laces, Bonn
bazines Flannels, blankets and sFoolens gen
rally, there Is isnofhins equal % H.. Ask your
iDsss ~ umvER, FlSNIEa . co.
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Thursday, December 9TH, 1872

Thursday, December 9Th, 1872.
No property Of equal value and extent has,
for q great while, been placed upon this mar
ket and we are glad 10 invite the attention OF
business men ard capitalists 10 such a sale.
The property will be sold on the Union street
front, and plans will be exhibited as soon s
they can be prepared. The terms Of sale will
be found in the notice Of sale published by
the Clerk and Master.
Special Bargains at Private saie.-We
invite calls from buyers, that we may lay be-
fore them extraordinary Inducements in Res
tdence Lots on Dunlap street, Mosby street
and Court street, and also very nice Brick
Residence in the Titus Block. on Exchange
street, offered at less than the value of the
building, and the ground thrown in.
ROYSTER. TREZENANT & co.
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No MAN can serve two masters; either
he will love the one and despise the
other, or he will serve the one and slight
the other. You cannot serve the De-
mocracy and the disorganizers at the
same time. You cannot serve the peo-
ple's interest, and at the same time op-
pose the peoples party. Democrats,
come out from among your open enc
mics, the disorganizers and third party
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IRANf,E.

PARIS, November 3.-The Gduloia
has report that Count Won Arnim has
demanded of Thiers the disavowal OF
General Ducrot's order of the day in
which he speaks bitterly Of the Ger
mans.
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BOSTON, November 3.-The horse
cars were withdrawn to-day as a protec-
ton to the horses against the cold rain
now prevailing. A few hacks needed
for hotel guests were the only carriages
seen. The disease appears to be slowly
but surely passing away. Dispatches
from Maine represent the disease as
spreading throughout that State.
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DIED.

COULFER-On yesterday morning, I'd inst,
AZ 9 o'clock, Mrs. +. NJ, wife Of B. r. Coulter,
after protrasted illness.
Friends OF the fdr1ily are respectfully in
vited 70 attend the funeral, from the residence,
No. ls7 Madison street, this (MOSDA9l morn
ing, at 10 o'clock. Carriages in attendance st
the residence.
CUNNISGHAM--On the 3D. inst, OF menin-
gifts, CLARA, youngest daughter Of Patrick
and Mary Cunningham, aged one year and
three months s.r -.-.. ..... .-
The friends and acquaintances Of the fam
ily are respectfully Invited to attend her fu-
neral, from the family residence, % Hernando
street, this (Af0NDAY) afternoon, at O'Clock.
DERSON-Yesterday, at 81 O'Clock, at
the residence Of his sister, Mrs Barnett era
ham, ISAAC MoOS ANDEssOS, aged y years
Funeral services this (MoNDAY9 afternoon,
at O'Clock, from the residence Of Mrs. Gra-
ham. Carriages at Holst's.
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CONCORD, n. H., November 8.-Tht
body Of a young girl about thirteen years
of age, named Day, who has Teen miss
ing In Northwood since last Friday a
week, was found last night Franklin
B. Evans, who was arrested on suspi.
cion, accompanied the Sheriff to some
woods near by and pointed out the spot
where the body was buried under 3
stump. An inquest is being held. It is
probable that Evans has made a confes-
sion. Great excitement prevails in the
village.
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DISEASE OF THE HORSE.
KISGsr0N Ky

KINGSTON, n. Y, November 3.-The
horse disease is rapidly increasing in
this city. Every livery-stable is closed,
and a horse cannot be hired in this
place. AS yet the horses along the Della
ware and Hudson canal do not seem to
he much affected.
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A week or two ago the bartender AT
the Ackerman House, Atwater street.
wrote his name aid address on a slip Of
paper, attached 20 one Of the toy bal
looms sold on the streets, and sent the
balloon afoat Three days ago be re-
ceived letter from farmer In Penn
sylvania, saying that the balloon had
been picked up near bis house, having
made a Voyageof many hundred miles
By comparing dates i was seen that the
balloon was three days making the jour
ney.-DetrOa paper.
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THE Secretary Of the Democratic
State Executive Committee says Cheat
ham will defeat johnson by thirty-seven
thousand votes. Let US work for these
figures.
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PEMBROKE LODGE,
-. II -. AwH.

and 4 have received from hlS lOrdshlI
permission to make public the following
letter:
PENBRoKK LODGE. I
RICHMOND PARK, october Y !
SRI will endeavor to explain to you
what ! mean.
In Sir r. Kane's "Industrial Re.
sources of Irelandn you will find an en-
lightened review Of the material wants
and necessary remedies for the welfare
of Ireland.
wish to see those wants and those
remedies fairly examined, and means
employed TO promote Irish improvement
and bring about Irish prosperity.
But ] fear that if an Irish Parliament
is set up in Ireland all her energies will
be wasted in political contention.
therefore wish 10 divert the forces
which might give heat and comfort, in
stead Of concentrating them in a man
neT TO produce a conhagration.
This is the more necessary as the Irish
nature is SO very infiammable that it
prefers a bonfire TO the warmth Of a
moderate fire.
] fear, however, that wisdom wiz be
wanting both in England and Ireland.
You are at liberty to make any use OF
this letter. ! remain your obedient
servant, RUSSELL.
My illustrious correspondent, who has
twice been Prime Minister Of England,
is a statesman whose words carry with
them great weight, and when il became
known a few months ago that he had
come to recognize the demand Of Ireland
for "home-rule'' as demand founded on
good reason and expedient TO grant in
some shape or other, a profound sensa-
tiOn was experienced in the higher po-
litical circles here. Earl Russell is now
in his eignty-drst year, but his mental
vigor Is unabated, and the vast expert
ence and knowledge Of practical politics
which he has gained by a public life OF
nearly sixty years make him perhaps
one Of the most safe and sagaciOus OF
counsellors. Earl Russell entered the
House Of Commons in 1913, when George
III was King, and be has remained In
public life throughout the reigns OF
George ", William ", and Victoria.
As early as 1870 he took up the question
Of parliamentary reform and the exten-
sion Of the suffrage, and soon afterward
be distinguished himself As a defender
Of Queen Caroline, an opponent of the
test acts and an advocate of Catholic
emancipation. He lost his English seat
IN consequence Of his zeal in behalf Of
the latter measure, but was at once re-
turned for an Irish constituency, and
continued the battle for religious free
dom with so much skill and persistencJ
that in 1929 he triumpbed in the passage
of the Catholic Relief bill. One Of th,
first consequences Of the accession
OF the Catholic members Of Parlia
ment, to whom this bill opened thi
I doors Of st. Stephens, was the passage
I Of tie first Reform bill in 1882, and Ear
Russell, then Lord John Russell, stood
before the country as the personal EN-
hodiment Of progress and the friend o
ireland. lie became Home Secretarl
in 1885, and for six years was the rliinl
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-11-04

GENERAL CHEATHAM is the nominee
Of a convention held after two months
public notice. Vote for him.
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A Man Avenges she Murder of His
Rrofher.

MRn AVenEes Inc Muruef OF HI
Brother.
NEW YORK, November IA great
sensation was caused uptown tonight
10y the murder of Thomas Donohue by
John Scanned. The murder took place
at Johnson's pool-roOm, where pools
were being sold on the election. The
assassin's brother was Florence iScannel
who was killed by Donohue during
political brawl in November, 1870
John Scannel frequently threatened tC
svenge his brothers. murder, snd once
succeeded in inflicting on Donolue what
be believed to be fatallwounds. Scannel
fired six shots, killing Donohue almost
instantly. The murderer was arrested
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CAMnFN- n. Il

CAMDEN, November 2.-The horse
disease has made its appearance here.
The stable horses are all sick and no
horses can be hired. Farmers are afraid
and remain at home. Trade suffers con-
siderably. One horse has died in Lin
colnVille.
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PRESS AND HERALD,

rebuking severely the Yindictive spirit
which prompted those charges. Upon
the whole, his argument, while it was dig
nified and conciliatory, was perfect.
complete, conclusive and crushing. If it
could have been heard by the whole peo-
pie Of Tennessee it would certainly re-
suit in a majority Of fifty thousand
votes for the gallant Cheatham, one
thousand offwhich old Sullivan will
certainly give, on next Tuesday. Z.
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HAVANA, November l, via KEY
WEST, November 2.-There is intense
excitement here, caused by the receipt
of the news of the burning Of the steam
ship Missouri. Several prominent per-
sons of Cuba are among the lost.
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DEMOCRATS, how eager you will be to
hear the news from other States; how
rejOiced you win be to hear of the reg
ular ticket being elected elsewhere.
How you would denounce the folly OF
Democratic dissensions in any other
State. Others are looking to you. See
to it that three or four Radicals do not
slip into Congress through your dissen-
sions. Vote the straight ticket.
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CRIMINAL AND CASUAL.


CHICAGO, November 3.-The body OF
John Corcoran who has been missing for
a week was found in the river to-day
He was wounded in the throat whether
from the knife Of an assassin or from the
wheel of propeller is not known.
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GENERAL SUMMARY.


SPRINGFIELD, MASS, Ntvember s.
Chau Su Sun, the Chinese Imperial
Commissioner of Education, together
with his wife, to-day joined the South
Congregational Church Of this city.
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CABLE NEWS.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, November 3.-The horse
disease has appeared in several places
I'm IDevonshlre. It is especially severe
in Tiverton and vicinity.
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AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, November 3.-CountsC Chotek
and Vitzthum are about TO exchange
ambsssadorships, the former going to
Madrid and the latter to Brussels.
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Central johnson Club Of Memphis
October 8. Is72.


ResoIUed, GIN the language unanimously
adopted by the Tennessee Democratic state
venuOn, held at Nashville, June, 1873, three
years after every act OF President Johnson S,
TO which even the most ultra partisan could
object, had become hfstOry) "That Andrew
johnson. in the discharge Of his great func-
tiOns as President Of the United States, at q
period Of trying and unprecedented embar-
rassment has rendered his name ulustrisus
BY the fidelity with which he has sought to
preserve, protect and defend the Constitution
against the assault OF a revolutionary faction
and IN his recent signal triumph in that be-
nalf has earned the gratitude Of the Amert-
can people, and rendered himself worthy Of
the highest mark OF confidence that may be
bestowed on him.
Resolted, Also, ln the words OF the Mem
phis APPEAL, Of August y, I6lZl, That she
we condemn, but mfrny more that we approve.
He is perhaps the sOundest, If we may not say
the profoundest, the most philOsOphic think
er Of the day; and while admiring the grand
proportions Of his massive intellect, and con-
Tossing his patriotism, we cannot ind in our
hearts to become querulOus and stupidity COM
plain because there are spots on the glowing
face Of the god Of day. Let us hear the phil
OSopher and statesman and profound tanker,
and whatever Of personal faults may be
ascribed to him they can be no greater or
grander than his original and admirable
genius Tor Craftsmanship"
Resolred, Also, Qn the language Of the Nash
Vile Union ard ArieTfcdn after the nOmine-
ton OF General Cheatham by the convention
which met at Nashville, in August LAST, That
"none deny the personal worth Of General
Cheatham, but there seems TO us, and, as
Tennessee, a peculiar fitness in the selection
OF eX-President johnson at this time, both
because Of his great ability and his loyalty to
the Union during the war;
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FUNER4L notice

FOWLKEs-The friends and aequsinsaiscss >
Of Mr.. sTERLsS0 FoWLKEs are respectfully
invited TO attend his funeral, from bis late
residence, No. "a Adams street, this lMON-
Day afternoon, ct O'Clock. Services By
Rev. Dr. steedman. Carriages at residences.
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NEW GRENADA.

DARIEN, October 26.-The town OF
Twavishta was destroyed by fire on the
sixteenth of October. Loss estimated
at one hundred and fifty thousand
dofTors
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VoTE for B. F. Cheatham, the farmer
soldier, the Israel Putnam Of Tennessee.
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a newspaper correspondent, IN refer
ence to the recent death Of Auber, the
illustriOus composer Of Fra D5duOl0,
Mds1gsiellO, and other deatbless crea-
tions Of genius, cites the opinion Of NJ.
jules Simon, that Auber was an indO-
lent man, who performed his work with
out labor, whose great works produced
themselves, 50 to speak, without an ef-
fort on his part. This illustrates pop
uiar error, than which none Is more rife.
Genius, whatever that indefnable thing
may be, doubtless exists, but without
labor, the man Of genius would never be
aught but a ''mute inglorious Milton. 4"
An English UirtuOsO once begged from
Horace Vernet a sample Of his art for
his album. The painter dashed Off in a
few seconds a splendid horse. The lion
hunter politely urged that something re-
quiring more time and labor would
please him more. "You are in error'
said Vernet, ain that respect / have
spent twenty-five years in making that
horse" The correspondent we quote
asserts that Auber always rose at five,
and had his days work done. probably
before NJ. Jules Simon had begun to
cape and rub his eyes.
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VoTE for the following gentlemen for
the State Senate. They are the regular
Democratic nominees: H. Clay King,
]. NJ. Crews, PeytOn J. Smith.
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If you don't want Maynard and Bar
bour Lewis to represent you in Congress,
vote the straight Democratic ticket.
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Do NOT vote for an independent. To
do so is to assist Radicalism.
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THE National Democracy, which in
dorsed Greeley at Baltimore, expects
every Democrat to vote the whole ticket
through.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Attention. Knights Templar.

VOU are hereby ordered 10 attend, in z
j full dress, a special conclave Of Cy- XX
rene Ccmmandery, MOI X. T., at Asy-/WN
lum, No. 2i Front street. this MONDAY
evening, Nov. 4th, at o'clock. for the purpose
OF conferrins the orders Of the Temple.
All visiting Knights are cOurteOusly invited
BY command GIO. MELLEhSH, i. Q.
I'll. BARCHUs, Recorder moi
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VOTE for B. F. Cheatham for Congress
from the State at Large. He is the regu-
lar Democratic nominee.
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DON'T erase a single name from the
Democratic ticket. Vote it just as you
find it in the APPEAL. You must do so
to defeat the Radicals.
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NoTE the straight Democratic ticket II
you would defeat the Radicals.
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VorE for John G. Brown for Governor.
He is the regular Democratic nominee.
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VoTE for B. F. Cheatham, the farmer
soldier, the Cincinnatus of Tennessee.
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VoTE FOR the Democratic nominees
for the Legislature. Don't erase the
name Of any one Of them.
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DEMOCRATS, stand firm and vote the
regular ticket from top to toe.
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-hm NnTICE

HAVING been duly appointed Administra-
II Tor of the estate Of George ". Gilmore
deceased, by the Probate Court or Shelby
county, Tennessee, all persons are hereby no.
fifed 10 present TO me, within the time pre-
scrtbed by law, all accounts and demands
agalnst said estate or the same will be forever
barred; and all persons Indebted 70 said es-
tate are requested 20 come up and settle with
rna nf once. W q. RAINE Ely. 9O1z Second St.
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According to recent statistics the pop
ulation in country towns and in rural
districts is not increasing, but the cities
are filing up at the expense Of the out
living regions. As a consequence uf this
exciting city life, the robust women Of
former DAYS are no longer known, and
the number Of the children who die In
infancy Is increasing. Another defect
Is the great prevalence OF extraYagance
in every shape, and old fashioned econ
omy is considered disgraeeful. Too
much money Is spent on dress, and
greater frugality IN housekeeping would
promote both health and comfort The
art OF living both well aud eheaply Is
not now thoroughly uncerstood, and
girls are not brought up 10 supervise the
management OF q household. On the
other hand the acquisition Of money
seems 70 be the only object worth con-
tending for and the owners Of fine
houses and snowy equipages, however
/ dishonesty acquired, are held IN higher
estimation than the quiet unpretending
citizen who pursues the even tenor of
bis way In his daily avocation.
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VoTE for Greeley=and Brown for
President and Vice President.
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oHAN10H- SALE.

DY appointment OF the CLERK and Master,
ID we shall have the honor, AS auctioneers,
OF assisting him at the sale ordered by the
First Chancery Court, of that most valuable
ground on Union street, I'm the iimits of
the burnt istrfct, extending from see
IOnd street 10 the alley between NeeOnsi
and uaiu street, to take place upon the
Drernisas
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THE Democracy are the only sincere
supporters Of Mr.. Greeley in Tennessee.
The disorganizers do not like his advo-
cacy of home rule for the South.
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WE are fighting Rsdicalism. The
Johnsonites are fighing the Democracy.
Tennesseeans, take sides. Are you for
Radlcalism or Democracy?
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
MlSANIC NOTICE.

fFIaK etafe5 cousuu lfcation Of Ange- q
roma Bosiee, No. i5o, VII De helo ~
MONDAY evening, N0gemSer 4tn, Az v
u o'ciOck. for distateh of busi. 80
All n. II. 3 are fraternally iuFitsd. .
o. q. LOCKE, ~. ~.
L. RrcHNoSp. Secretary. nos
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HOME RULE.
Lord John Russell upon the Subject that
Just now Agitates Ireland.
His Scheme-The Material Wants ana
Remedies for Ireland's Welfare.
From the New York world.

From the New York World.l
LONDON, October III have had
some correspondence with Errl Russell,
the Nestor Of English statesmen, con-
cerning the scheme which he proposes
70 introduce at the coming session OF
Parliament for "home rule in Ireland, u
and I have received from his lordshiI
permission to make public the following
Latter.
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OUR Northern Liberal friends expect
US to send ten Democrats to Congress.
We can do 50 by voting the straight
ticket throughout the State.
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LOST AND FOUND.

7 OsT-ON FRIDAY MORNING. ON BROADWAY Be
- tween Fourteenth and Ninth streets red morocco
pocketbook. name OF owner inside card IL finder
VIII return, with contents, To ~ West Twenty yfourlh
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