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OLIVER, FTNNIE & co.
Resolutions Unanimously Adopted
Central Johnson Club OF Memphis.
October 9. Isza.


Resolved qn the Language unanimously
adopted BY the Tennessee Democratic state
VenuCn, held at Nashville, June, 1st8. three
ears aftef every act OF President iohusOrf-s
70 which even the most ultra partisan could
object, had become histOry.l -Iha1 Andrew
tions as President Of the United States. az n
period Of trying and unprecedented EN- har-
raEsuent has rendered his nalhe ilusfrieus
by the ddelf.y with which he has sough7 "a
preserve, protect and defend the cousti tutissn
against the assault Of a revolutionary f.sefflr,
and in his recent signal triumph IN that be-
nalf has earned the gratitude or the Anlari-
can people, and rendered himself worthy a.
the highest marx Of eonndenee tnat NAV bs
bestowed on BIN
Rssolrsd, Also. I'm the words Of The Nrar-
phis APPEAL. oI August T. ls71 fll-f ~.
tAndrew Jcssnnl has done some thfn5rs .,-l,i,-F
we condemn, elif uaay more that we lunr1,e-
lie Is perhaps the aoundes-. 10 We NAV NJ -
the pru3cunoest tne most pll Iosorli,I. si,i,l-
er Of the day and while afIInlrini- ~. -',1.f
proportions oi his massive intel cs slllfl rr,4,
.essi1s MS patrloilsfli- We cIunU8 una in our
l5slls % lecoile queiiiioii7 and iuuidfy COM
pialn because there are spots en- flits aIl5-rir7-
face Of tns god Of day. III us. haa- ~ -.
oeOpher and statesman and rr1r5unf fi. 49,
and whatever Of Personal lnnlts INV 1a
ascr1oeo 70 him they can - NJ, ercafr-r or
grinder than his original and sdrnirabIs
genius for stateEmanship.
t.esolred, Also, IL the l1inslage 81 the SaslI-
vile linton and -4nierican lftar tDe nomina-
ton OF General Cueaflau 1v rhe convention
which met a. Nashville. iu August last1. That
-none deny the ueT3ouai WoFth Of General
Cneailalli ouf t1era seems - us. and, a9
Ee believe. % a Gritty Of ne uenocracy n
lennessee, q peculiar fines ID the selection
Of ez-Presltent Johnson at this time. both
because % Dis great lnliifV and his los 1itf .
the Union daring TIE war.
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CHICAGO, October 31.-The horse dis
ease has now fairly established itself
here, between six and seven hundred
cases being reported to-day. Among the
stables attacked are those Of the Ameri.
can Express Company; Field, Letter &
Co, Farwell u Co, dry goods firms
Parmlee & Co, omnibus line, besides ali
the city railway stables and number OF
livery establishments. The disease, so
far, appears to be mild in form, and it is
thought that with careful treatment the
horses will soon recover. There is no
noticeable interruption to travel or busi-
ness as yet.
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NEW YORK CITY.

New YORK, October 3l.-The cold,
braeing weather Of the last two days has
a good effect upon sick horses and the
malady seems to have slightly abated.
More horses are on the streets to-day.
Many Of the cars and the stage stables
report improvement in their stock, and
the facilities for travel have somewhat
increased. The weather to-day was
cloudy, with appearances of rain, which
is not encouraging. Ii it become tine il
is hoped the horses viii rapidly improve.
At all events, the crisis is now consiCa.ed
past. The Third avenue line yesterday
was running four horses to a car with
the view Of keeping up good appear
ance, for fear OF visit from Bergh.
Over one hundred and ten dead horses
were reported al the offal dock yester-
day. No change for the better is report
ed among the Brooklyn horses. Heavy
mortality is reported there.
Bergh intends to stop the Blocker
street cans to-day. he regards as pre-
pOster0us the suit against him. Other
lines say they would prefer to have
Bergh stop them, as they are running
merely to accommodate the public.
The stagnation TO business remains
about she same. A female doctor
reports that she Is treating four
ladies suffering from the horse
disease. MI Bonner thinks the dis
temper viii soon pass BY. The db-
ease is on the spead in New jersey.
The European steamships yesterday
sailed on time, their cargoes being fur
nished BY lighters.
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THE WEATHER.
COBjectures Of the Weather for the
Next TWenty.FOur Hours, Issued
from the War Department.

WASHINGTON, October 31.-For the
lower lakes a diminishing pressure;
south westerly winds with cloudy
weather and occasional rain will prevail
and probably extend to the New Eng
land and Middle States tomorrow. In
the South Atlantic and Gulf States,
partly cloudy weather with higher tenn
perature in the former, and in both sec
tons light nOrthwesterly to easterly
winds with possibly occasional coast
rain in the northwest. and thence to the
Mississippi and lower Ohio valleys and
20 the upper lakes. Clear and clearing
weather and light northwesterly winds
with frosJs in the northwest, and thence
to Missouri and Southern Indiana. On
Friday morning the Ohio river viii rise
below Cincinnati.
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which It now suffers a. its sons saw the
light Of their civilization, the sunshine
:. Of all hope disappearing, ray by ray
until it was swallowed up In the hopeless
I night Of Radical ruler What must be-
| come Of his spirit and manhood If the
I Southern citizen when he looks TO
I Washington, secs only a despotie and
arbitrary ruler in the higest seat Of pow
er, who is restrained by no law IN his
treatment of him and allowed 20 use the
whole force Of the Union, civil and mill
tary, for his subjugation, and when he
looks at home sees a carpetbag Gov
ernOr running his State for corrupt pur-
poses, and in the highest places Of judi
oial authority sees ministers, not Of JUS
tice, which probably they did not under
stand, but Of hostility and oppression,
all Of whom are kept in power by him
who rules over him from abroad, with
out one touch either Of affection or even
sympathy? Suppose be knew that IN
der this authority be might be seized
without trial or the hope Of trial, and
confined in some Northern bastile at the
pleasure Of the President. We have all
read with hoTor the French accounts u
thesr blstile;
HOW WILL IT BE FOR THE SOUTH
If the President, under this martial law,
is to be allowed to create for them many
bastiles? For how long has the Russian
Siberia been held up to the detestatiOn
Of mankind? An exile to that Siberia
does not necessarily imply incarceration.
But our Siberia means imprisonment
which may mean solitary confinement,
if martial law is to exist in the South
and the power of the President is to
become absolute and his discretion
supreme. Is the day to come when
some Southern Salvio Pellieo, orTrenck,
or Latude, shall rouse the sympathy Of
the world with the sad story of his con-
tinement, or the account Of his hair
brefi ith escapes, and when the mischiefs
Of )itrary power viii be illustrated by
instances not only. of Austrian, and
Prussian and French, but also Of Ameri-
can Imprisonment for political Offenses,
or to crafty the private hatred
of some personal favorite or fol-
lower. Fellow-eitizens, as said
before. We have to much at stake
TO yield to dependency and abandon
the struggle if we should be beaten in
the Presidential question. We cannot
take all these in silence and without an
appeal 30 the public opinion Of the
country to relieve US from them.
know there is a tendency TO despair in
every human mind after making defeats.
There are times when I en- be as
gloomy as anybody, if would harbor
the feelings; but l know them to be IN
and cast them from me as
far as I can. They palsy ones energies, |
and destroy his usefulness. l choose |
rather to say with the poet:
A" Be hushed, my dark spirit. for wisdom con |
demns.
When the faint and the feeble deplore;
Be strong as the rock Of the ocean that stems l
A thousand wild waves on the shore p'
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ABDTrrOsAL MARKETS.

GALVESTON, October 3l.-COtton MARKET
outlet and Arm good ordinary, i65zMlTc; net
receipts if78 Dales exports eorstsVsei 70 bales
sales, 70G bales; stock, 36,270 bales.
{ CHARI PISTON, October 8l.-COttou market
easy; mfddunEs lEsc, net receipts, 5e4
bales: exports 10 Great Britain, Z2l2 bales,
sales, 800 bales; stock, "a ,9S5 bales.
MOBILE, October 3l.-Cotton market weak
middlings, l9c; low middling, ls5zci net re-
ceipts, iBg6 bales. exports cOastwiae, lula
bales; sales, 100 bales Stock 56,Z7o beiea.
SAVANNAH October Si,-C0tion Is quiet,
with Il light demand; middlings, l83zegls5Sc
net receipts, 45i2 bales; exports coastsihe, 40
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ST. PAUL, MINI, October 31.-The
Executive Committee Of the Northern
Pacific Railroad Company returned last
evening 70 this city, from a tour Of In
spection over their road IN this State and
Dakota, as also OF the St. Vincent
Branch of the st. Paul and Pacific road.
They report both roads well constructed.
The rails are laid on the Northern Pa
cifie one hundred and seventy-6ve miles
west Of Red river, and the track viii be
completed to the Missouri river, four
hundred and fifty-ive miles west Of
Lake Superior, in about fifteen days.
The laborers on the st. Vincent Branch
of the st. Paul and Pacific road have
been paid Off and discharged, by reason
of the nesr approach 0fWinter and some
misunderstanding with the financial
agents in Amsterdam of the st. Paul
and Pacific road, with whom all the
bonds were placed for negotiation, under
an arrangement with the company.
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CLEYELANn-OHIn-

CLEVELAND, October 31.-The horse
disease continues to spread rapidly.
All the street-car lines, with the excep-
ton Of one, suspended running their
cars this evening. That one viii prob
ably do so tomorrow. About half of
the Express eompany's horses are unfit
for use; also many Of the department
horses. 1t is estimated that there are
nearly six hundred cases of the distem-
per now in the city.
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Thursday, December 9Th, 1872.

IHuIsUay3 UtCtIHUtE OtH3 Iotzs
No property Of equal value and extent has.
for great while, been placed upon this mar
ket, and we are glad to invite the attention OF
business men and capitalists to such a sale.
The property VIII be sold on the Union street
'front.', and plans Will be exhibited as soon 5
they can be prepared The terms OF sale viii
be found in the notice Of sale published BY
the Clerk and Master.
Special bargains at Private Sa7e.-We
invite calls rom buyers, that we may lay be-
fore them extraordinary Inducements IN Res
idence Lots on Dunlap street, aosby street
and Coult street. and also q 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.
hlNsIEE- IRlLENAln & co.
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IN TAXpAYERS
NOTICE.

ss- We have given timely notice 10 all
city Tax Payers that We are allowing one
per cent. per month discount for prompt
payment OF City Taxes for 1872. We viii
here state that the time Is drawing near
when there will be no discount given. At
which time we viii collect taxes-peaee-
ably, If we can, and fOreibly, II we must!
Tax payers should look to their Interest. Cali
at the Office, get their bills, and make set
tIemenr st once.
FELIX W. ROBERTSON,
mol City Collector.
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CABLE TELEGRAMS.


MADRID, October 31.-The debate in
the Lower House Of the Cortes on mill
tary affairs has terminated in a vote
agreeing to the contingent Of forty thou
sand men for the army.
The Budget Committee of the Lower
House has approved the bills proposed
by the Minister of Finance.
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PITTsBURG, October 31.-The preva-
lent horse disease has made its appear
ance in this city. Nearly fifty we1-de-
veloped cases are reported. Fifteen of
the horses in the stables Of Moreland &
Mitchell have been stricken down with
the disease. Its appearance has caused
considerable excitement.
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LOUISVILLE, October 3l.-An old man
named P. P. Ewing, a schoolmaster in
Floyd county, Indiana, near New AL
to avoid being lynehed by the indgnant
Charges Of malfeasance In Office were
against Captain George w. Levi, Chief
that be collected pay for men not on the
force, and retained part of the salaries Of
Others. Levi denied the charges and
Aldermen will sit on Monday night to
try the case. The charges are preferred
BY nen discharged nom the force, and
are not generally believed to be true.
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Railroad Collision.

BORDERTowN, NEW JERSEY, October
3I.-A collision occurred this evening
between a coal and passenger train near
Jamesbury. Jacob Tyndall, engineer
Of the coal train was instantly killed,
and both firemen were seriously injured.
The engineer Of the passenger train had
his leg and arm broken. None of the
passengers were injured. The boiler Of
the coal engine exploded.
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CHICAGO, October 31-A fire broke
out at eleven o'clock tonight in a five
story building on the corner Of Lake and
jefferson streets, occupied by number
OF small manufactures Of various kinds
and by several commission firms. 1t is
still burning, though the firemen have it
under control. The damage by fire will
be confined to the upper stories, where
the fire originated.
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GENERAL SUMMARY.


ATCHINsoN, KAN, October 31.-The
Western Union Telegraph Company
has just completed a new line along the
Atchinson and Nebraska railroad, from
here to Lincoln, the capitol Of Nebraska,
and complimentary messages were ex-
changed between the mayors Of the two
cities to-day.
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TROY, October 3l.-The horse disease
has prevailed here for several days. Two
hundred and twenty horses of the Troy
and Lausingburg railroad are sick and
the cars have hauled off More than
half the horses of the city are affected.
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than with any other section in its in
terests. New England and Pennsylva-
MIA oppress it through the tariff, and
blind il to the fact by incensiug il
against the South, and thus diyerting
its attention from its own wrongs. The
South demands the productions Of the
Northwest to an extent probably more
than five times rs great as the market
afforded by New England. Leave the
South free TO develop its own resources,
and while its markets are far more val
liable than those Of any other portion of
the country TO the Northwest, its ex-
ports viii furnish a sure basis for the cur
rency and credit system Of the whole
people. But upon the great issue Of pop
ular government the cause Of the people
is in the greatest possible danger unless
there shall be a cordial union between
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MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE
ELECTION NOTICE.

IN. consequences OF recent changes In district
lines. and 70 settle any do l1t ts 20 the resi-
deuce Of voters living in the limits or bounds
specified, the following Instructions are pub
hshed:
Voters living east Of Otey and Trezevaut tor
HcC0nnelD avenues, south Of the Oi1 hntel s1
road and Wegt OF the west line Ot the l6th Dis
trict. viii vose in the 12fh District Portions
OF the sta. 9Th and 18th Civil Di-tricis haVina.
been attached 70 the 18th District for az pur-
poses. south OF NoucOnuah creek tn- 1ouno-
ary line between the IZth and l3th Districts Is
the fernando road
Voters living north Of NOncounah creek and
between the fernando road on the west ana
Otey and Trezevant avenues on the east. VIII
vote in the 18th civil District. This was iuril-
erly In the 18th District, but has been attached
70 the i9tn for ali purposes.
Voters living on Presidents Island WILL VOTE
In the 18th Civil District, as heretofore
Voters living in the city OF Memphis viii
vote in the Wards In which they 1--we, accord
ing 70 lines and boundaries as they existed ar
the August election; the new " ards oelnis
because the change OF Wal4s
wss OF 50 recent a date as not TO allow llue
for the County Court TO designats the proper
voting places in each W ard SIX months pre-
vious to the election, as required by law.
". j. P. DOYLE
Oc3l Sheriff Of shelby county
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But this is not all. Upon the present
scheme Of finance, the great agricultural
interests and the poor viii pay nearly
the whole public debt, while the rich,
who receive the most Of the debt held
at home, viii pay very little Of IT, Who
pays the tax on whisky and tobacco?
Do tie rich pay this tax IN proportion 70
their capital? On the contrary, it is
mainly paid by the consumer the poo
and those Of moderate means. The same
may be said Of the present enormous
tariff. This is mainly paid on the ne
cessaries Of life-that is to say by the
poor and those Of moderate means.
There is but one tax on which the rich
man pays his share, and that is the in-
come tax. He j. bending every nerve
% get this repealed, and the Radical
party viii aid him 70 do it. Let him
furnish thsm with
THE MONEY TO BUY VOTERS,
and they will relieve him from this por-
ton Of the burden Of paying the public
debt to himself, and saddle the whole
upon the poorer classes. If then, on the
appeal to public opinion, we have all the
arguments on our side, let Us not des-
pond OF despair. A,et Us say 70 the great
Northwest, you want a great home mar
ket for your productions. Leave the
South free to develop its Cwn resources,
relieve her from the system Of repression
under which she now suffers, and she
win afford y0u a home market far more
valuable than any which you now en-
iov. You know what 1t was before the
war; you may make it far more vslua-
bic now, II you viii only relieve her from
oppression. You are suffering from the
present financial system. The manu-
factarers Of whisky, and the growers and
manufacturers Of tobacco, are yriev-
ously and unequally taxed. Undlr the
former, you are the chief sufferers, and
the Middle Southern States under the
second; but both sections in which the
agricultural OF planting interest predom-
mates are unequally and unjustly bur
dened py
TIE PRESENT AFoNsTROUs TARIFF.
Do you wish to relieve yourselves
rom this burden and substitute some
talfer system In its place2 In the South
YOU VIII md ready assistance and viii
Ing c0aqjutors. New England and
sPennsylvania viii afford yoa no relief
here. Are you in favor Of popular COW
eminent? Do you wish to retain the
control in the hands Of the many. and
not give il 10 the few? Then ioip hands
with the great Democratic Hsrtv of the
country; this is the issue upon which it
Is founded. Whether they intend ii or
not, the Radicals will certainly destroy
our popular form Of government by the
course which theg are pursuing Con-
centrate all ,ssWeT in the central govern
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ALBANY, October 3I.-The horse dis
ease still prevails here, and oxen and
labOring men are brought into use il
drawing wagons.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

vOEGELI-Ths friends OF Mr.. and Mrs J.
". Voegeli are respectfully invited 10 attend
the funeral ot their son, ROBERT l., from
their residence, No. l2l fernando street, this
(FRIDAY) morning at 10 o'clock. Services in
German and English by Rev. ]. W. Tschudy
and Rev. David Walk.
HILL-At the residence Of DIR. Wv. Taylor,
October 81, 1872, Mrs. LAUKE c. HILL.
Funeral viii take place this (FRIDAY)
evening, at o'clock. from st. Peters church,
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To Stockholders.
Selma, Marion and Memphis Railroad
COMPANY.

DY direction OF the Board Of Directors, I
ID hereby call upon the Stockholders, who
nave made cash subscriptions and who have
not paid TO pay at the Office in Memphis on
or before the 10th December, lS72, thirty per
cent. upon the amount of their subscriptions.
n. &. FORREST, President.
H r. PUGR, Secretary and Treasurer.
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Trnsfee,s Anle.

DY virtue Trust Deed made to me on
ID the 2sth day Of October, ls7l, BY Iago
Marsh and Clara 4. N arsh, his wife. which is
recorded in the Registeris once Of shelby
county, Tennessee, In Record Book No. 50,
page 322, for the purpose q paying the indebt-
OF a decree Of the second Jhancery Ourt Of
Shelby county, Tennessee, rendered on the
2lst day OF October, 1872, IN the case Of George
Quissenberry and others against Richard II.
Quissenberry and others; and also BY virtue
Of a written request Oi the said IagO Marsh
and Clara E. Marsh, requesting me 70 sell said
property, after advertising 70 Tor the space OF
Ten days instead OF thirty, a. provided Ia said
trust deed, 1 win, on
Thursday, November II, 1879,
within legal hours, At the southwest corner Of
Main and NJ Madison streets, in the city Of Mem
uhis, Tennessee, proceed 10 sell, at public
outcry, to the highest bidder, for cash, the
following described real estate. to-wit; sit
nats. lying and being in the city OF Memphis,
shelby county, tennessee, and more particu-
lar described, as follows, To- wit. Bogin-
ming at the northeast corner OF Vance and
Cynthie streets; thence east with the north
line OF Nanoe street. nfty-fve feet 20 q stake.
thence north and parallel with Cynthia street
one hundred and dfty feet to an alley; thence
west along the south line OF said alley dff4-
i've feet 10 Cynthia street; thence south with
the east line Of Cynthia street one hundred
eighteeR (Sl, IN block hifty-six l58l, a. shown
upon the map Of The ely Of Memphis BY N.
u. williamson, 1871, together with al prove
monts thereon, consisting cf a d0ubie-tene-
ment frame cottage.
rhe right OF redemption : expressly waived
BE- perfect, but I shall convey only as trustee
mol JULIUS A. TAYLOR. Trustee.
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Temple of Love, No. 1.
nGE0EPEES

VvEMPLARS entitled to the nrst and second
L degrees viii be at the meeting OF the Tenn
pie TO NIGHT. By order Of
JACKSON p. CREWS Templar Supreme.
(1TTWFuT ID r. Rec. sec. mol
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THE HORSE AFFLICTION.
ALBANY. n. Y.

PORTLAND, October 3l.-The hors,
disease is becoming fatal in this city.
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Chicago, yesterday was satisfied that
she chad the hose fever, as several
hundred horses were reported ss affected
81 an early aOur yesterday morning.
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George w. Jenkins amused himself a
few minutes yesterday in Washington
City, BY looking up a rope in the jaii-
yard. He murdered his wife last May.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MASONIC NOTICE.

A SPECIAL communication OF Desoto z
"A Lodge, No. 298, will be held this EJK
{FRIDAY) evening, November lSt at/VN
- o'clock for work In the II. NJ degree
An NJ. Ms are fraternally invited
BY order Is. c. WILLIAMSON, W. M.
wv. EEIEIrna-- NncrallrN- mol
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NOTICE
To Taxpayers for 1879 for shelby Co.

80 Having received the Tax Books for 1872,
I cin be found at my ONCE, Room No. &,
County Court Building, corner Union and
Second streets, from O'Clock am. 70 4 o'clock
pm, 10 receive and receipt all state and
county tax payers for that year.
GEORGE r. Powell,
OCH Tax -C0Ilsctor for Is72-
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DIED.

GLENN-At the reeidence or his sister, Mrs.
Sarah Seat, at Trenton, Tenn, on the night Of
the 18th October, after short illness, General
PHILLIP B. GLENN, aged 50 years.