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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-10-11
PERNsYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA, October 10.-The Of
fetal count shows that over one hun
dred and eighteen thousand votes were
polled in this city. HartraRft's maiori-
ty in the city is 26, 437. Majority for
Congressman at Large, q, ,9l9.
HUNTINGDON, October 1O.-R. Milton
Speer, Democrat, is elected to Congress
in the Seventeenth district by 500 ma
jority.
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The Eurner-f W eOleT ai@sDbAnE AuEhg
ST. LOUIS, October 10--The rencontre
between J. NJ. Turner and George B.
Wedley, two prominent cOlored pOliti-
clans Of this city, yesterday morning,
seems to have grown out Of political
jealousies. Turner was anxious 70 be
elected to the Legislature, but Wed3ey
opposed him and favored G. H. Tandy.
Both met at the reception given TO Tur-
ner on Tuesday night, and Turner de-
nounced Wedley in strong terms. AT
about three o'clock yesterday morning,
Tandy called at Wedley's house, asked
him to get up to consult about a meet
ing, Wedley complied, stepped out on
the street, found Turner there and re-
preached him for the bad treatment OF
his, whereupon Turner knocked him
down three times, when Wedley drew
a pen-knife and thrust it into the lower
part Of Turner'S lett lung. Turner lies
in q critical condition.
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CoNsTANTINoPLE, October l0.-There
was a fight yesterday, at Stamboul, be-
tween the Turks and the Persians. The
troops were ealleds out to suppress the
riot fired into by Persian party, killing
three and woundiDg thirty. Ten soldiers
were injured. The Persian colony is
greatly excited and there are fears Of a
general massacre.
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LOUISVILLE, October l0.-This morn
ing DR.. w. J. Bell, a well known ply
sician of this city, shot himself in from
Of his sons store. He had just been re
fused admittance by his son. Family
trouble was the cause.
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New YORK, October l0.-At a fire in
a tenement house ON Elizabeth street
this morning, Antonio Fargo, an ltal-
ian, was burned to death.
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NunoInn sIiIin Rnrnerl.

PHILADELPHIA, October 10.-Samuel
BaDcroft's wooden mills: at Media, Penn
sylvsnia, were burned yesterday. Loss,
two hundred thousand dollars.
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.


PHILADELPHIA, October l0.-Ed-
mund Scott and James Go man, en-
ployes Of the City Gasworks, fell into the
drop this morning, and were sufocated
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Attachment Nntiee.

llB, A. DIN Bartlett Circuit Court OF Shelby
county, Tennessee.-A. l.. Aeacham VS..
Thomas H Hobbs.
IN this cause an attachment having been
1 sued out under section S855 OF the Code Of
Tennessee, and returned into Court levied
upon personal property OF the defendant, and
afldavit having been made that The deiend-
ant is indebted TO the piaintiff in the sum
$50 by note, and that the defendant is a nom
resident of the state OF Tennessee:
II is therefore ordered, That he make his
personal appearance herein, before the Judge
OF The Bartlett Circuit Court OF Shelby county,
at the courthouse. in the town OF Bartlett on
the second Monday in December next, and
defend said attachment suit, within the time
prescr ribed b. law or the same viii be pro-
ceeded with eIparte; and that copy 81 this
order be published once a week, for four
consecutive weeks In the Memphis Appeal.
Done at once in Bartlett this the 9th day OF
Oct tober, 1871. JOHN MCBROOKS Clerk.
Inrnagln q Fravser. Attlys for. pllt1 Lnoll ri
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Losaer hY the slna.sinr Fire.

No damage occurred to the prison at
Sing-Sing by the fire last night, Some
twenty buildings were burned. The
principal loser was w. II. Barlow, hard
ware dealer, Sl5, 200; Kipp & Son, fur
niture, $1,000; Register Office, with the
type, presses, etc, was also burned. John
Wheeler, engineer, was badly injured.
Total loss about 100000.
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NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, October 10.
nqonafaru

Monetary.
There were fifteen bids for gold to-
day, amounting to $4,694, 900, at ll2-
.85. The amount for sale was 81 900, 600,
which, If sold, will go at 1I2.71 to
Il2S5
B1R Haul OF BuKEIars' Implements.
The Jersey City police captured a set
Of burglars tools last night in wagon,
concealed under apples, which were evil
IDENTIFY intended to be used in another
bank robbery. They are the most nu-
merous and valuable ever captured in
this vicinity.
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EXPOSITION!
GRAND OPENING TONIGHT

na- The Exposition Building being now
completed Except decOrations), it will be
illuminated this evening, when the inauguras
ton will take place at ~ o'clock. Addresses
will be delivered by Colonel MeRae, Colonel
CAN'T and others. The public (the ladies es-
pecially) are invited to attend.
T. A. NELSON, President.
Ed BURKE PICKETT, Secretary. Ocll
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TosrAF4 PATTERSON. THOS. G. Low,
late OF Florence, Ala. late Of bolivar, Tenn
PATTERSON s LOW,
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW
No. % Madison Street,
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE
NOTICE.

THE nembersof the sOCCETA DI UNIONE
| f FRATELLANZA ITALIANA will meet
al their hall, South Court street, SATURDAY, 4,
October IL, 1872, at O'Clock am, preparatory
10 forming procession 70 the CELEBRATIOS
or THE ANNIVERSARY or THE DISCOVERY OF
AMERICA BY CHRISTOPHER Coz UHBUs, TO do
honor TO our immortal cOuntryman and sailor
as well as to ourselves, and those societies
who intend TO participate with us. A full at
tendance OF members is requested. BY order
OF A. vACCARO, President.
A r. VACCARO. Secretary Ocll
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Thirty Thousand Dollar Fire-FOurteen

Thousand Dollar DefaHiter-
NEW YORK, October l0.-A fire at
Plainfield, yesterday, damaged some
property TO the extent Of thirty thousand
dollars.
Supervisor Hendricks, Of West Ches-
ter, is reported a defaulter to the town
in the sum Of fourteen thousand dollars.
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DIED.

OsIMANN-At his residence, "a Ross ave-
nue., yesterday, Mr.. FREDERICK OsrNANH, in
his S5th year.
His funeral will take place, from the above
place, on SATURDAY, at am.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE

Proprietor and Manager....-JoHN A. STEVENS
Business Manager ger-.-...-...............-BEN DkBAK
Acting and Stage Manager....---.T W. DAvEY
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MASONIC NOTICE.
no THE PUBLIC.

7 AM authorized TO say that Elliott & Co.
have not chartered the steamer Jennie
Howell, and that hereafter they Will have no
connection with her.
r. W. .LIGHTBURNE, Agent,
gfr
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Disastrous CONFEDERATION SsbO,OOO Loss.
PoUGHKEEPsIE, n. Y, October 10
A fire at Sing Sing, last night, con-
sumed twelve stores in the principal
business portion Of the town. Two per-
sons were seriously burnt. The loss is
over one hundred and fifty thousand
dollars.
LATER.
The fire at Sing Sing last night was
very destructive. Twenty-seven places
Of business were burned out. The fire
originated in Francis Larken's row,
Main street, which was destroyed; loss
over 500 coo. Patterson Brick row was
also destroyed; loss $4,000, insured
$1,000. A hardware store and building
were destroyed; loss S30, 900 on the
hardware, aud S12, 600 on the building;
insured for S25, 500; c. Yeoman's coal
yard, loss $1,000; Democratic Register
office, loss 5000, insured Sl0O5; Kipp &
Sons, furniture, loss $4,000, insured $1,000.
There were many losses by persons do
ing business in small way. The total
loss cannot be less than $3.50, 900. 1t was
an incendiaTy fire.
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In the Court Of Oyer and Terminer,
this morning, the counsel for Tweed had
Tuesday next fixed for arguing the mo-
ton as to the time for trial OF the in
dictment against his client. The csun-
sci asked for an investigation Of the
charge that the Grand Jury had allowed
private parties TO confer with it respect-
ing its deliberations. In the case of
Fields an adjournment was requested,
on the ground Of the absence OF ex-
Comptroller Connolly as witness, VIII
liam A. Beach, counsel for Connolly,
making affidavit that COnnolly's where
abouts were unknown TO him, deponent
OF his family. The Court promised an
early decision in the matter Of adjourn
ment.
New York IA Brief.
James Brooks was recommended for
Congress by body OF Democrats.
OsWald Ottenderfer positively declines
the Tammany nomination for Mayor.
The Presbyterian hospital, on Seven
teenth street, was opened to-day with
the customary ceremonies.
The fourth annual reunion OF the So
ciety Of the Army and Navy Of the Gulf
was held here on the seventh instant.
General Sheridan presided at the BAN
quet.
Rev. Samuel Seaberg, grandson OF the
first Episcopal Bishop in the United
States, and formerly editor OF The
ChurchDsdn, died to-day, aged seventy
two.
Count Won Arnim, the first secretary OF
the German legation, has been recalled
from Washington, and will be succeed
ed by Count AndTeas Beernstorff, son OF
the German Ambassador at London.
Joseph b. Purdy has given bond in
twenty thousand dollars, on a charge o.
violating United States laws, in ship
ping explosive materials falsely marked
on the steamer Henry Chauncey for As
Dinwall.
/ Two boys, inmates Of the TruaDts
Home in Kings county, have been ar
rested for attempting to burn that build
ing. Others are suspected Of knowl
edge Of the plot.
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TRACTS FROM FOURTEENTH ANNUAL REPORT
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| MERCHANTS
FIRE AND MARINE
COMPANY
COmpany's Building,
IL MADISON ST.
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.
z. EeDAvITT, President.
1T. FARGAsON, Vice-Pres't.
R.A- PARKER, Secretary.

DIRECTORS;
&. MCDAvIIrT, President.
JOHN Johnson, Mayor.
]. T. FARGAsoF, OF FargRsOn & Clay, Com
mission Merchants.
JOHN 7. sTRATToN, OF stratton, James & Co.,
Commission Merchants.
NAPOLEON HILL, OF Hill, FontaIne & Co.,
Commission Merchants.
". A. GO0DWYN, Cotton Broker.
Il. Z. COCHRAN, OF N. E. & J. W. Cochran,
Lumber Dealers.
Il. Z. JACKSON, OF Estes q jackson, Attorneys.
NATHAN adams, Stan on, Tennessee.
THIS COMPANY OFFERS EVERY REA-
i sonabie inducements 70 insurers It's losses
are settled fairly and paid promptly while ~
atss ars as low as any solvent company can
ford -tf
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GOO. r. Ph n ell an,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
BETHEL BLOCK,
$50 Main Street, Memphis, Tenn.
Notice TO shippers.

SOUTHERN RAILWAY SECURITY COMPANY,1
Lessee Memi his aud Charleston K. r.,
FREIGHT OFFICE, Memphis, October 10, lS72.J
sA- on and after MONDAY, October 18th,
no freight will be received at the Warehouse
after four O'Clock pm.
c. II. BUTTON, Agent,
ocll Southern Railway security Co,
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Memphis Industrial Exposition.
NOTICE TO EXHIBITORS.

TXHIBITORS are notified that the EIposi-
u ton Building VIII be ready for the recep-
ton Of goods on saturday morning. They
are requested to place their goods in position
as soon as possible that everything may be in
readiness for the opening Tuesday morning.
d. HAlNER, superintendent
MemDhis, October 10 lST Ocli
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-08-05

! Tha other wiag Is composed of few white
native Republicans and the more honest and
hitter disposed negroes, who proclaim their
;ntenffon to pu5 In Office none but honest and
canabIe men IL they can be had. Mcintyre,
If NAV credit the leaders of both these par
ties has promised them both his most disn-
terested support. Both wings go for Grant.
The white people will go for Greeley, and sup
port the best Of the two local tickets, If there
is any choice.
AT the last term of the court, A. W. Smith,
colored trial justice, was indicted for mis-.
conduct In Office, TO wit: Receiving brl0e,
packing jury to convict prosecutor, tamper-
ing with the jury, extortton and oppression,
habltual drunkenness, all Of which was fully
proved, and he wa onvicted by jury OF ten
cOlored and twoW e men, and is now under
going sentence in the Jail. The Governor re-
fused to pardon him, to his credit be IL put,
though strong efforts were made by polltl-
clans, and Smith was allowed to go to Column
bIa to see the Governor.
Holmes, the escaped convict, who Killed
Mr.. Mathewes in Beaufort, whose dealh SEN
tence was commuted to imprisonment IN tne
penitentiary for life, and who broke away and
escaped from the guard some time since, was
captured near this town last week, and awaits
In irons the requisltion of the superintendent
of the penitentiary.
The corn crops In this county are the finest
made for years, although I'LL last Sunday sui
tering for rain, but may soon be regarded as
made. The cotton is not near 30 good as the
corn, but II 1t meets with no accident the crop
will be yery fair. WILKINS MICAwBER.
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ByW. Y. LEITCH &;R. 8. BRUNS,
Auctioneers. -, - 4. .E|>,,,i,

A SSIGNEE'S SALEM 8: THE siDdS-f
District OF South Carolina-in BankruptcH-1n
the matter Of Robert Martin, q Bankrupt exp&fte,
By virtue OF an order Of sale il the above Gauge
to me directed, will oer for sRle at rnbhc Xnc:e
tion, to the highest ttdder on TUESDAY;tWenttss
eth (20rh) day Of August, 1872, at, eleven OH.
O'Clock A. NJ at the foot OF Broad street, nedrth6
Postoflce, in the Olty OF Charleston, u >Is,siJ <
The following REAL ESTATE Of the above
named Bankrupt, consisting OF:
APLANrATION OK THAUT OF LAND IN Bet1i-
well County, IN this State, containing about four
thousand acres (4oo0i more or less, known .as
the sBaldockp Tract, situated fourteeng' 'mlbS
southwest OF Barnwen Courthouse, on the Burton;
Ferry Road; and on the waters OF -Benty MorEar
and BOgey Gut. Branches on the north toucn4ngs
lands OF b. B. Means J. J. Garter and .estales0
Jessie Miller, deceased, on the east on lands OF
Keln Wilson, Bradin Wilson, Parker Wilsontsnd
others; on the south on lands OF: W., B. Calhoun
and j. A.!MIms, and on the west by lands OF A.
Il. LaWton, from which IL is separated ibylthe
Barnwen Courthouse and Burton Ferry doad;f
The Port Royal Road passes through this place.
There is also on the place a Saw and GrfstiA1lf
with mill pond. a depot OF the Port Royal Ball
from the mill. There is aBo on the place 81 Mart
Bed containing according TO Rnr1n's SorVeNSpli
South C8rolins, about seventy per cent. OF lime 81
Terms OF saIe-One-ha In cash or In approved
acceptances In the City OF charleston, payable
with bank rates Of interest on the lrst day Decem
ber next; remainder In one year, bearing interest
from the day Of fsafe, at; the rate 1ofBeyan. Des
cent. per annum, secured by bond OF the purchas.
er, With mortgage Of the property. Purchaser
TO pay me for papers and stamps. gJi.cl saT
D. D.B.,GlLLILAND. Assignee, n
Charleston, 8. c. july %. 1872 juIv2S ma =
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Jorr1NGs ABOUT THE STATE.

Mrs. Annie P. Simpson, of Laurens, dieo
Miss Margaret Graham of Chesterfield
died on Saturday. ,,
Miss Martha Beatty, of Union, died on
Monday, aged eighty. ,o.u
Berry Briar, convicted OF grand larceny
at the January term, 1872, of the Court OF
General Sessions for GreenVille County, Judge
Orr presiding, was on Friday pardoned Dy the
The bar at PIckens on court day were men
of weight-Major Perry, ZIG pounds; ]. p.
Reed, 226 pounds; W. E. Holcombe, 256 pounds,
and John B. Holcombe 223 pounds.
That portion of the Port Royal Railroad
between Augusta and Sand Bar Ferry mas oeen n
finished. An excursion train passed over IL
Saturday afternoon.
The train over the Charlotte, Columbia
and Augusta Railroad ran over an unknown
colored man, Saturday, In Lexington County,
about one mile from the Congaree bridge.
The head, an arm and leg were completely
severed and the breast crushed.
"A negro laborer on the Port Royal BALL
road was severely injured Thursday morning
by the pile-drlver In operation at the orldge Oh
the Port Royal Railroad, near Sand Bar Ferry.
he was carried to Augusta and placed under
The Edgeaeld Advertiser Is informed, In
regard to the reported resignation OF tue presi-
dency of the Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta
Railroad by Colonel William Johnston, that no
such thing will probably take place.
Mrs. Gibbs, the wife of DR.. j. q. Gibbs, OF
Union, met with painful accident on Tues
DAY last, by the discharge of pistol che was
examining, which went off In her hands, the
ball striking her In the leg, and lnficting Sc
we're flesh wound. The wound is not danger
ous, and she Is doing we'll.
-On Sunday afternoon last the house OF
James Blake, on the Fuller plantation, st.
Helena Island, was struck by lightning. The
chimney was thrown down and the floor
ripped up. Robert Deas was hurt BY the fall
Ing bricks. Simon Goodwine, Ben Deas and
little girl were stunned by the lightning, but
none of the persons are seriously Injured.
All the persons were colored.
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..x.n,s to be an Editor"

The editor sat in his sauctum aud looked the old
man In the eye,
and mournfully made this reply:
s.5a your son small unbound edition OF Moses
and Solomon bothP
Can he compass his spirit in meekness ahd
strangle natural oathf
Can he leave all his wrongs TO the luture anu
carry his heart In his cheekH
Can he do an hours work In inmate, anu live
ON q sixpence weeEf
Oan he courteously talk to an equal and brow
beat an tmpudent dunceP .
Can he Keep things In apple.pie order, anu do d
half-dozen at once9 ,t,
Can he press all the springs OF knoWledge Will
quick and reliable touchS ,r.u
And be sure that he knows how mucn W An0"'
and knows how not to know TOO muCn ,+ .
Does he know how to stir up his virtue anu put
check rein on his pride ,-,,n .
Oan he carry q genteman's manners WILL
Can he know all, and do all, and oe Bill, Win
cheerfolness courage and viml
Ir an we perhaps can be making an editor euten
o. him. -.,s.,
his vss2e o'e-spIead o,,
And he said, "Jim, guess We'll be goin'; he's
probably out Of his head"
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THE GROWING CROPS.

The Columbia CarolInian says: 'The coplous
rain which fell here on Thursday has had the
effect of reducing the temperature many de-
grees, 80 that for the past TWO nights sleeI
has been real restorer."
The Chesterfield Democrat says: "a severe
drought is prevailing In this section, which
threatens disaster to the corn and COTTON
crops. We learn that the blooms and forms
on the cotton are being parched dry and falling
Off to an alarming extent, and vegetation o.
every kind Is wilted. The weather has been
warm the entire week"
The Laurens Herald says: "The weather
for several days past has been exceedingly
warm and dry, and crops are beginning to
need rain. We have heard OF but little rain
having fallen In tbe county for TWO weeks
past-none at all a. this place during that
period. A few more days of such sun as We
have had for the past five or six days, Will
materially iDjure the corn and cotton"
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