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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-20
SAVANNAH,
CHARLESTON,
MOBILE,
The NEW YORK DRY GOODS MAKRET
--LATEST REPORT By TELEGRAPH.I
New YORK. March 10

New YORK, March 10.
The dry goods market was more active
and generally steady and buoyAnt. Uti-
ca GA bleached sheetings are advanced
from S63 to 37Ho. Adriatic brown sheet
iDgs srs hrm at 1912; Adriatic S0-ineh
brown shsetings, 1z1<o; AlleBdaie "a
brown sheeting, 28c; Allendsle 4 brown
shestings, SOC; Allendsle 10 4 brown
shestiugs, Soc; City Mills lO4 brown
Eheetings, 35c; Indian Orchard improved,
40 inch, 4431c; Indian orchard Q, 1870;
Indian Orchard BB, 15Xc; Indian Or
chs BIB, 1lHc. Standard brown drills,
l64c; massaDesic brown drills, 14o. Pa
per cAmbrics, 1870 for plain and l41fo for
hig1 c0lors. Fancy prints, II &c. Tycoon
and imperial Pspperells, 25e. S.earns'
Orients4 yard alpaca braid, 7Sc; Goff's o.
ysId alpaca braid, 703; Star 5-yard alpaca
braid. 30, and Ciarks's N T and ]. & P.
Costa' imported >slx-cord spool cotton. zoe
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posed Of Madison, Haywood, Lauder
dale, Dyer, Gibson, Weakiey, Obion
and Lake counties.
The committee adjourned, with IN
structions to the chairman to ask to De
DISCHARGED.
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LOUISIANA POLITICS.
Cell fer e Radical Convention In New
0rIeaRs.

NEW ORLEANS, March 19.-Lieu.
tenant. Governor PinchEack as presl-
dent of the State central committee of
the Republican party Of Louisiana,
has issued call for q State convention
to meet at the Mechanics Institute,
New Orleans, on Thursday, May I'd,
to nominate Stale officers and elect
delegates 10 the Philadelphia oonven-
Hon,
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WESTERN REcKLEssNEss.
bloody and Desperate Fight over a
Trivial Matter.

DENVER, COLORADO, March ia
fatal shooting ARRAY occurred on the
morning of the 18th at the rancho of
Major Crane, near Canon City, between
J. Il. Tindall and Adam Hanna. They
were at the breakfast table when a
dispute arose about the size OF potatoes
on a dish before them. The lie was
finally passed and Tindall seized
butcher knife and attacked Hanna.
Hanna picked up pistol and shot his
assailant several times, from which
death ensued. Hanna was arrested.
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A bill will probably pass the le9is-
lature of New York IN q few days fcE
the efectual suppression Of what u
called the saWdust eEindle,
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HAZARD POWDER.
500 KEGS, RECEIVIzG TODAY.
ToOF, PHILLIPS q Co,
mhI0 Aoa,,4s
BUSINESS CHANGE.

TNHE psrtnership heretofore existing De,
L tween the undersigued under the narn g
anu style of hCGER5 TCzgR, a. 332 Front
street, has expired by Limitation, kalph To.
Ger retiring. All dekts due said drm Will be
paid to los. Rogers. whose receipt viii be
valid Tor same, and who viii also pay all In
debtedness cue fom them.
JOSEPH ROGERS,
RALPH TOZER,
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NOTICE.

oEFIoE OF UARorIzA LIFE liza, co.,
~ 1sadisOn street,
Memphis, Tenn, March IS, 1s721
Mr. W. q. BARTH having resiened his
1Kk position 90 State agent for this company
for North mississippi ana Tennsasee, ths
home ofdcs will attend 70 the collection OF
all premiums on policies and renewals Ia
these afss Policy holders " 81 tnersfnse
mske their payments direct to the home
ofnne, OF 70 such dnly aAth0rigsd sub agents
es may hold the companz's recsipts.
wsF. BOYLE,
mhaQ'dAW Secretary,
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ADDTIoRAL MARKETS BY TELEsaAPH.
.srz THIRD PAGE ron GENERAL azponr.l

AnN
GALVESTON.
GALVESTON, March I9.-The cotton
market is quiet; good ordinary, 2O1<c,
Net reosiDts, 2S8 bales sales, 900 bales /;
stock, 81, 800 balea.
SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH, Mzxch 70. Cotton Is quiet
and Ia light demand. Middlings, 2lz<o
Net receipts, 93l bales; sales, 200 bales;
stock, 90. ga bales
CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON, March I9.-OOtton Is
steady. MiddlinR, 22a. Net receipts, 66S
bales; exports cogsLwise, 55I bales; sales,
4e0 bales; stock, q, ,229 bsles.
MOBILE,
MOBILE, March 10 9-Cotton is dull.
Middnugs, 22s. Net reosipts, 90 bales;
exports TO Liverpool, 294 Dales; sales, 600
bales; stock, Al, 751 bales.
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FAR HANS FRENCH TOOTH
E0zEN@UA

A NOVEL and pleasant dantrfdee, the I'M
n est in the world for cleaning, Identifying
and preserving the tssth, endorsed ky EN-.
iuent dentists- Sold by
Q. Q. WARD & BRO, 7I5 Main street,
g. W Jon ES & CO., 25T Main stiest.
]. Z. HILLS, 2SI Main street.
]. A. Smith a CO, 255 Main street,
". h SEABROOK. l67 Main street.
4. MOSELEY, 835 Nam street.
JOE WALTER, l8f Mstn street.
O, II. AIN ER, Ihd n ain street.
ANDREW RENKERT, I2O Main street,
g. D JOHNSON, LAB Main street.
HAEsFIELD & HTGBEE,
WhOlesals Agents,
mhO S0I ana a0a M4fn atraae
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The re.distrieting committee held a
meeting tonight, at which a propo.
sitiOn was made to the western repre-
sentatives by q msj0rity to eompro-
mise on the following: Seventh dis
k-Montgomery, Stewart, Hum.
phreys, Perry, Henry, Carroll, Ben.
5on. Decatur, Henderson, McNaiHy
and Hardin counties. The proposition
was aceepted-ayes 8, noes A. This
leaves Tor the ninth district Shelby,
Fayette, Upton and Hardeman coHn-
ties. The sighfh district viii be COM.
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DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
THE nrm Of SrRATTON, JAMES q 60. Il
Il dissolved by mutual consent, 70 take
effeot from the lst March, 1872, ], 7. 8iratIou
having disposed " his entire interest In said
drm to bis partners, ] n. James, B. James
and W. " James, they assuming all liabili-
ties OF said frn, and are alone authorized to
eoIle1t and receipt FOR any money due the
late drm. JNO. 7. ScRATfOH,
]. n. Jam E5,
CHA6. 8. JAAES
W. W. JAME5.
In severing my connectien with my former
partners, take great pli asure IN recon-
mendt 9 them to the confidence aud patron
age OF my friends and the public generally
l shall remain in the offiee OF the new 6rIn
until the lHt OF May prOxirnO. in order to at.
tend 20 the disposition and sale OF all cotton
now on hand or that may be Tecetven between
nov and then, and pledge the same faithful.
attention to the cotton interest OF the Gus
toners of the lSte firm IS 1 have always
given. JNO 7. sTRATEOR.
Memphis, Tenn, March Is, 1872.
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The abovs partnership having expired. I
have this day associated with me IN partner
ghip Q. r. DANDeI DIE lat9 OF the firm of
Dsndrtdge, Mitchell q Co. We intend TO car
~ on the same business az heretOfsre, at our
old stand, where we shall De glad to ses on,
friends and patrons, to whom We ale thank
tol for past fayoTs aud hope 20 merit q con-
tInuancs OF the same
RO3ERS DANDRIDGE,
Wholesale GroceIs ana Cotton Factors,
SO Front street, Memphis, Tenn.
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IT sppesring from afddsvtt in this cause,
L Joseph Syrom vs.. Wesley Finley, that tna
defendant, Wesley Finley, is a non resident.
or has abscono cd from the STATE OF TeEnes-
see;
It ts therefore ordered, that he make his ap-
pear2nce herein, at nay residence, in the
second Civil District Shelby county. Tenn,
on Saturday, 26Ih DAY of April, 1874 and
plead, answer or demur to COmplainant's
bHl, or the same VIII be taken for confessed
IS 70 him, and set for hearing sxparts; and
that copy Of this order be published once
week, for four successive wsekA, in the Mem.
phis Appeal.
This March lg, ls72.
a oopy-Atteat; J. A. LIGON, J. P,
mls0 Shelby cOunfv T6un
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Attention, Knights Of ST.. Patrick
YOU are requested to meat at your hall, cor
i nsr of Linden and DeSot0 streets, this
tWED NESOAY) evening. az ~ o'clock.
fuu attendance is expected, as business
OF Importance Will be transacted.
mhl0 mo j. llRRIEN- Ea.retaEz
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YE 0UAkEs OF THE EARTH
ID EGUGAR nesting at the Kave, this
a (WEDSEsDAYl evening, at O'Clock.
By order, -
GRAND HoGUL.
W. SrRAIGHTE,
OrfuIl seratah- mhso
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NEW ADVERTIsEMEETs.


VOU are hereby ordered to attend, in a
i fall dress, q special cOnciave ofXX
Cyrsns Commandery No. 4. at asylum, w
204 Front street, this (WEDH ESD AT) even
ing s0tn Inst at u O'Clock, for eonfsrr1ng
tba ordsTs OF the TsmDle.
Visiting Knights cOurteously invited
BY command 9FO. MELLERBH, r, @.
7. ]. BARcHUs, Recorder. mh20
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The new YORK LIFE
Insurance Company
Nos. a46 and 34s Broadway,
ur,aussS
other Easntussa
ASSETS, sls,OOO.OOO
ANNUAL REVENUE. 100000

- Company your Oaae.ac
and support
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Nns-REaInEHT NnTIEE.


O. ls7,-In the Second Chsncery Court OF
Shalhy county nnesssa--1amea-E-2t -2tng.
Nas- - o. firsrFa-
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under rcsai
n viesPre Ast-a~- -'
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-08-16
The Straight Democrats Moving.

1t daily becomes more and more
evident that when the Democratic
leaders sought to transfer the rank
and file of their party over to Gree
Icy, consistently with the bargain
entered into between Greeley and
Tammany, they counted without
their host. Here in Northern Iowa,
prominent gentlemen among the
old-linc Democrats, whose refusal
to be bought and sold has been
made known, are beseiged by letters
from every county, to get up an
organization in consonance with that
proposed by the getters up of the
Louisville Convention. These
letters all breathe the same spirit,
and all show the determined hostil-
ity of the writer's, and of their
friends, to this Greeley Tammany
bargain. This organization is
going forward, and will result in
giving Iowa full delegation to
represent her Democracy at Louis
vile, and will place full, straight
Democratic electoral ticket, and
straight Democratic members Of
Congress, in the field. Dubuque
will soon have q straight Demo
cratic club that will astonish the
Greeleyites with it's numbers and
make mongrel leaders understand,
what the result in North Carolina
and Kentucky has to some extent
taught them, that they can sell but
they can't deliver. - Dubuque
Times. ,.r..
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-08-16

gard to that matter. Every word I
nave written or spoken, every vote
! have given, am willing shall be
canvasscd. If l have anywhere
voted wrong or spoken wrong. or
made a mistake, have no de-
tense to make of it anywhere I
had rather be right, with the light
of to-day, than to be consistent with
the errors Of yesterday. That is
my position now. | have been in
public life twenty-seyen years. and
l have had something to do with
public affairs. My record is before
the country, and am proud to know
tonight, my speeches, what l have
written, what has been published.
has been on the side of my country,
on the side Of the equal rights Of
all men in every cline and race in
favor OF justice between the rich
and the poor, the bond and free, in
favor of humanity and on the side
of a progressive Christian civiliza-
ton. Applause.
Gentlemen, whatever misrepre-
sensations may be made, whatever
may be said to the contrary, / stand
by my record, and stand by what
have written and spoken, unless
something that l have written or
spoken shall be shown to me to be
wrong, and | am the first man who
will confess my own wrong any
where, if l see it and know it.
Cheers. say to you then to-
night, ! say to every man, if there
be any here born in foreign lands,
that these articles which have been
published every one Of them, with
the exception of this sentence, re-
ferring to the Israelites-which
never intended, or supposed, or
dreamed, would be offensive to any
body, but only meant to illustrate
the transcendent wickedness of
Benjamin in attempting to overturn
the government that gave equality
to his race-I say that all these
statements, by whomsoever uttered,
or by whomsoever printed and
ascribed to me, are untrue; and the
paper, or the speaker that shall
refer to them or print them in the
future, will do so knowing them to
be falsehoods.
Gentlemen, pardon me for these
personal remarks. l close now
for there are others here to address
you-with the expression of tho
hope that we Republicans, will all
our failings and all our errors, will
stand by our great organization
and will do what we can, triumph
take the control of the Governmcn,
for four years longer, correct oul
own errors and our own mistakes
strive to be more faithful in the fiji
ture than we have been in the past
to the cause of country, the cause o.
liberty, the cause of humanity in the
world. Cheers.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-08-16

The Chicago Tribune is making
famous progress in fitting itself for
all the requirements OF a Democrat
ic organ. In recent article on the
North Carolina election, after char
acterizing the colored voters in the
most bitter and opprobrious terms,
using against them the logic Of all
the enemies of universal suffrage,
it declares such an element IN
american politics q menace to re-
publican institutions. This is moth
ing less than protest against suff-
rage for the black man, and in its
light we ask our readers to examine
the assumption by the Greeley
Democracy that it accepts all that
has been done for the coIored race
and will not disturb existing con-
ditions.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-08-16


The Democracy, finding 1t nee
essary to in some manner account
for their defeat in North Carolina,
resort to the usual charges of fraud
III the election, especially that col
6red voters were colonized from
neighboring States to vote the Re-
publican ticket. So long as the
State was supposed to have gone
Democratic, nothing of this kind
was heard, but on the contrary, the
Democratic papers had much to say
about the orderly and proper man
ncr in which the election was con-
Quoted, and the very full vote poll
ed. But now, that the tables are
turned against them, they set up a
howl about illegal voting which all
the repeating and kindred frauds of
Tammany have never been able to
extract from them. Ii there was IL
legal voting in North Carolina, it is
more than probable that the Demo-
Gratis did the most Of it, having the
machinery of the election mainly in
their own hands.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-08-16
ed mistakes his most sincere

ted mistakes his most sincere
friends admit. But if his errors
had been four-fold more numerous,
he would, in my opinion, be much
safer Chief Magistrate than Mr..
Greeley. He has in that capacity
done much for which he deserves
the thanks of the country. Above
all, he has kept it at peace not
withstanding the efforts of sensa-
ton journals and popularity-seek-
ing politicians to provoke HOSTILE
ties with Spain on the question of
Cuba, and with Great Britain on
the Alabama claims and the fish
cries.
If, regardless of these titles to the
approval OF his fellow citizens, and
Of his invaluable services during
the late civil war, they should set
him aside for Mr.. Greeley; if the
latter, a mere cratic politician, un-
tried in any important public trust,
should be elevated to the chief mag
istracy of the Union "a Union
which would not now exist if his
counsels had been followed-and if
the man who, of all others has done
the most to preserve it should he
discarded for successor SO i'll
qualified and so unscrupulously
! nominated and sustained, the ex-
ample would be most deplorable in
its influence on all high motives to
political action, and justify the
most painful forebodings- as to the
future. | am respectfully yours.
JOHN A. DIX.
A. B. CoENwELL, Esq, Hancock,
N v
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-08-16
Political Notes.

At Warren, Ohio, thirty one Rcpubli.
cans have declared for Greeley. In the
same town Lightweight Democrats are
out against Greeley. This latter fact is
not usually quoted in tho Democratic pa.
pcrs. Isl 5f.s3 .''i u.5a- *4
The Madison (Wis.) Journal says that
there are not more than two dozen Gree
ley Republicans in that city, while there
are over two hundred Grant Democrats.
The Richmond Inquirer extends a
frigid welcome to Sumner and Banks
upon their admission to the Democratic
party, and with q keen appreciation of
the motives of their coming says to
them: ut may be ,seu enough to Aace it
undertood in adUance that these eleventh
hour" men are not to seize upon the lead
ership, appropriate the fruits Of victory to
their own uses, and turn the entire move.
ment into mockery." ts. ......s I.s..
Hon. Henry N. Rice, Democratic OK.
United States Senator from Minnesota,
has declared for Grant. He bases his
opposition to Greeley on no political
ground, but simply because he thinks his
crazy financial theories would work dis
aster to the business interests Of the
country. ,,o..,.- s........saE 45f .97r4 s.
( It is said that nine-tcnths of the COM
mittee OF seventy in New York, formed
10 prosecute the Tammany thieves, are
for "a rant, Tnmmany Of course being for
Greeley. So .i,is.
"A serious breach has occurred In tue
Democratic ranks in Georgia. A club OF
200 Democrats of Atlanta, among them
some Of the most influential, was formed
q few weeks since on the basis Of uncon-
ditional opposition to Greeley. Last
. ii
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-08-16

The Dubuque Herald makes the
defeat of its party in North Caro-
lima the occasion for y thrust at
colorcd suffrage. Speaking Of the
colored voters it says:
"Their cattle like pliability, how
ever, is enough to make even those
who were their most ardent friends
repent that the power to subvert the
object of the ballot was ever placed
in their hands. Unfortunately they
exercise their ncw-found power but
too well for their own or the inter
ests of the responsible citizens of
the States in which they have a
habitation and NAME"
We commend the above to the
reading Of those Republicans who
profess to believe that the Demo-
cratic party honestly accepts the
principles Of the Cincinnati plat
form, one of the most prominent of
which is that impartial suffrage is
essential to Just government.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-08-16
week they held an enthusiastic meeting

week they held an enthusiastic meeting
and received more than 200 accessions,
all Democrats The movement is spread
ing to all parts of the State.
Judge Kelley, of Pennsylvania, being
away from home on the Pacific coast and
not at hand to contradict ISLANDERS, has
been claimed by the Greelcyites as be-
longing to them. But along comes dis
patch from San Francisco to the effect,
not only, that the Judge is for Grant, but
that he is making speeches for the Re-
publican cause in that State.
The Democratic papers have been pre-
maturcly clated over the supposed Access
sion to the Greeley party of Pinchbeck,
of Louisiana, who, rs they avcred, would
carry one-half the negro vote of that
State. 1t now comes out that Pinchbeck
has declared for Grant, thus making a
Republican victory sure in Louisiana.
Ex-Mayor II. NJ Page, Of Milwaukee,
an old aud influential Democrat, refuses
to eat crow, and goes to Louisville to Sc
cure IL straight out Democratic candidate
tor President. Chas II. Larkln, Esq,
Of the same city, another Democrat Of in
fluence, goes for Grant.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-08-16

MAHoNEY gushes like school
girl over Jerry Blacks conversion
to Greeleyism. He says: "We
thought our old friend would come
out right before the election
Those who are the most difficult to
convince will be the more efficient
when converted" Blacks efficien-
cy in the Greeley cause may be very
we'll measured by his declaration
after the Cincinnati Convention,
that "of all the prominent men in
the country Greeley is the only man
whose name has been mentioned in
connection with the Presidency who
is in every respect utterly unfit to
receive it." BY the time Jerry
Black explains that speech away
Greeley will be back in the Tribune
office, trying to convince the coun'
try that he never had an aspiration
for the Presidency.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-08-16
Republican State Convention.
Rooms OF THE REPUBLICAN STATE !
CENTRAL COMMITTEE OF Iowa,
nvs MOvNrs Juna u 1870

Rooms OF THE REPUBLICAN STATE
CENTRAL COMMITTEE OF Iowa,
DEs MONIES, June II, 1872
A State Convention Of the Republican Party OF
Iowa will be held at Des Moines. on
Wednesday, the 2ist day Of August, 1917,
Commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, for the pur
pose of placing in nomination two Electors for
President and Vice President from the State at
large, and one ElectOr from each Of the Nine
each of the following state Offices. TO be elected
at the next General Election, to-wit:
SECRETARY OF STATE.
AUDITOR OF STATE.
TREASURER OF STATE. HIttH -
REGISTER OF STATE LAND OFFICE.
ATTORNEY GENERAL.
The ratio Misrepresentation will be: one dele
gate for each organized county in the State, and,
In addition thereto, one delegate for every two
hundred votes and fraction over one hundred
votes cast for c. C. Carpenter for Governor at the
general election of 1871.
tionaf Republican Party, who endorse Its princi-
pies and will support its nominees, are cordially
invited to participate in the nomination OF dele
gates to this Convention.
That the new Committee may be the better pre-
pared to perfect the details of the canvass !at
an early day after the Convention It Is suggested
that the names of the newly elected local commit
tees be forwarded to the undersigned as soon as
selected; also, that the Chairmen of County Com
mittees, far as practicable, be present ut the
Convention prepared to confer with the new
State Central Committee regarding the canvass in
their respective counties. tsL.
Arrangements for reduced fair to the COnven-
ton are being made with the different lines OF
railroads in the State, the details whereof will be
announced ut an early day. isti .i..2
On behalf of the Committee, s...
GEO. T1CH. CENOR, Chairman.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-08-16

THE New York Day Book, a bla-
tent sheet f rebel proclivities, and
no character or standing, which has
been, for the past month or two, de-
noancing Greeley and the Baltimore
Convention in the most violent
manner, has suddenly discovered
that Greeley is the "white mans
candidate and now trains it's sails
to the Chappaqua breeze. AS the
Day Books violent opposition was,
to the dullest comprehension, a
matchmaking dodge, its sudden con-
version is simply the evidence that
it has received it's price. Its enmi-
ty would be worth more than it's
friendship in any respectable COM
munity, but doubtless it has ccr-
tain value among the Tammany De-
mOcraGy,