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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-09-23


NEW York, September 2l.-The Pros.
pect Park Fair Grounds Association
brought their autumn meeting to sue.
cessiul close Yesterday, with one oil the
most extraordinary trots that ever took
place. They gave purse for a dash OF
three miles, with an extra purse OF 81 900
The time made by the famous Dutchman
thirty.three years ago, 1891, was beaten,
the record Notwithstanding that such turf
celebrities as Flora Temple and General
Butler were matched to beat and failed.
Flora Temple made the attempt on the
9th of September, 1860, and was 733s
in performing the distance at tho first
attempt, and 7:43t on the second
trial. On the same day General
Butler was also matched TO beat the
time Of the Dutchman, but II took
him 1884 10 go the journey. 1t Is said
that Dexter also attempted the feat in
q private trial but failed. The glory wa,
left for uuntress, by Alden Goldensmiths
Voluntecr,tO eclipse all previous perform
ances and beat the Dutchm8n's time II
seconds and a quarter, Huntress trolting
the three miles, apparently with ease, in
seven minutes and twenty.one seconds
and quarter. Huntress Is 15i hands
high, fine proportions, OF "a beautiful dark
bay color, tive white ieet, one on fore
and the other on hind leg. In three
milo dash three other horses started, but
af(cr the race begun none OF the
others were ever near her. she
Travelled the first mile in 2:2Si, tho second
mile in 2:20 and the third in 2:2G4, max.
ing a total Of 7:2l4. She dashed up the
home stretch In the last mile under a
strong pull and did not seem at all dis
trcsscd at the termination Of the race
What added to the wonderful perform.
anCe Of Huntress over Dutchman Is the
TACT that the former trotted in harness
while Dutchman trotted under, saddle,
and was ridden by the great horseman,
Hiram Woodruff. =
The following Is the detailed time:
First quarter 30t, half mile .18. three.
fourths l.5l; mile 2.28i, mile and a Quarter
8 05, mile and q halt $40, mile and three.
fourths 4 173, 2 miles 454t, Q miles and q
quarter 53l, two miles and half G06t,
two md threefourth miles G.44, three
miles 1911.
This race was succeeded by saddle
race, mile heats, three in five, which was
won by Lucille Golddust, beating Sea
Foam-time 225t, 224f and 2.29s.
The chestnut mare, Grace Bertram, was
yesterday matched to beat the Dutch
mans three mile time. The race will
take place In q day or two.
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CHICAGO. .

CHICAGO, September 21.-A Spring.
field, ILL.,, special says the straight. out
Democratic State Convention met there
and nominated luIl ticket yes
tCrday for State officers, and elected
electors at large, US follows: W. G.
Grandy, Of Cook; II. NJ. Wead, Peoria.
State liCkCt-Governor, Sidney Breeze, Of
Clinton; Lieutentant Governor, D. s.
SLOrriS. oI Greene; Secretary of State,
Seth Sutton, Of Clark; Auditor, o. II,
Whitman, Of Massey; Treasurer, Henry
West, OF Mclean; Attorney General, Geo.
A. Mech, Of Cook.
Ex-senator Richard Yates is lying very
i'll at the fremont House.
A Sioux City special says that Vigi.
lance Committee has been formed in Da-
kota to deal summarily with horse
thieves and desperadoes. A party oil
them went to Stagee Ranch, at State
Creek, Tuesday last, and hung Michael
HartGl, keeper oil the rancho, and Henry
Hyer to telegraph poles.
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UTAH.

SALT LAKE, September 21.-The case
of the Emma Mining Company of Eng
land against the Cincinnati & Illinois
Tunnel Company, involving the right OF
ownership to one Of the richest deposits
in the Emma Mine, in Little Cottonwood,
Is set for trial on the 9th of October next,
in the District Court.
This morning, Miss Phoebe Cousin, on
motion Of Gov. Wood, was admitted to
the bar, and was welcomed by Judge
Mexican in an address, and received the
hearty congratulations OF the members Of
the profession. Miss Snow, daughter OF
the Territorial Attorney General, was
also admitted on, motion Of ex.United
States Attorney Hampstead.
From 50 so TO IS were offered to-day
for single copies Of New York papers
containing the expose of the Mountain
Meadow massacre.
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, September 29.-A colored
Grant club last night was attacked BY
bouldes and fred upon. The members Of
tho club threw boulders in return, One
Of the club named Saunders was hit on
the head with pistol ball, but not serious.
y hurt The police interferred prevent
Ing riot, John F. Conway, n boy fifteen
years old, at ten last night, hurrahed for
Greeley when man in uniform with IA
torch in hand, whose name Is unknown,
struck him with his fist. The boy was
simply staggered, not knocked down. He
went home and told his mother he had
the ear.ache, but said nothing about being
struck. Attwo o'clock this morning he
became insensible and at seven died. The
man who struck him has not been dis
Covcrd
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ST. Louis, September 2l.-The circular
of Z. W. Tilman, Chairman OF the Lib.
cral Republican State Committee, refer.
red 10 in last nights dispatches, Is ad.
dressed TO the members VI the Liberal
State Committee as the views Of its
Chairman. The DRIFT Ol it is, that the
Liberal Republicans separated from the
old party on the theory that the time had
come when old party lines should BE-
obltterated and reaUjustment OF polit-
ical divisions should take place upon the
issues of the day, and not tor the purpose
of becoming part of the Democratic par.
ty Tor the sake OF obtaining the spOils;
that the Liberals and Democrats entered
into an alliance against the common enc.
my; that those purposes were clearly TN.
derstood by the Democrats, and their co.
operation lor their attainment forms an
essential condition OF the alliance; that
whenever in any locality the Demo.
Gratis take steps calculated to weaken
the Liberal party and throw obstacles
in its way by making nominations with
out consulting them, they become enc.
mics In view Of these facts, and in view
OF the further fact that in various coun.
tics in the State the Democrats have not
corpOated with the Liberals in making
nominations for the Legislature, Congress
or county officers, but on the contrary
have and intend to make their own nom.
nations whenever they believe they are
strong enough to succeed without the aid
Of the Liberals. lie believes that
the Liberals should recognize in such 10.
cal Democratic organizations as may pur-
sue this faithless policy, enemies, to be
defeated, even though the success OF the
Republican ticket should be result. Dir.
Tilman states that II these views do not
accord with those Of the Committee and
they desire his resignation, he Is at their
disposal. -72s- .>...sr %.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

CHARLESTON, 8. O., Sept. ga per-
sonal alteration occurred In a restaurant
IN columbia last evening, between Mont.
gomery, President OF the State Senate,
and Samuel Melton, regular Republican
candidate for the office. John Caldwell
and Major Q, W. Morgan, two friends Of
melton who interiered to separate the
com6aiants, were shot. Caldwell was ia.
stantly killed, and Morgan but slightly
wounded. The verdict Of The coronerIs
Jury charges George Tupper, a friend Of
montgomery, with wilful and malicious
shooting. The Caldwell affair, owing 10
the social position Of tho participants.
causes much excitement. Caldwell ia a
PARLIAMENTARY TO United States Senator
robinson and Morgan a son.in.law Of
the Confederate Treasury. The tragedy
grew out oil elimination and recriminstion
of a political nature.
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IIeechcr at the White Mountains.

Beechcr at the White Mountains.
A correspondent OF the Merrsmack
Journal, writing from the Twin Mountain
House, mentions the following incidents
o. Henry Ward BecchGr's stay at that
To'etrcsort; As Mr.. BeeChcr was stand
'lS!n iiont Of the hotel, the other day,
dressed in anything but ministerial style,
adaudy'IIkc gentleman drove up and
SSed him in pOmpous tone II he would
hSe bis horse into the stable. Beecher
iepIied thathc would, and politely helped
ae taaIes from the carriage, took the
pfo1tTed twenty-five cents and drove TO
iaestaOIe. The story was soon in every.
Doiys mouth, md it is unnecessary to say
'aa' lae gentleman left that night. On
sundays, when Mr.. Becchcr breaches,
Iae house is literally jammed. He has
otn here now nearly two weeks, and
aaCe hts arrival the guests have not lack
HioF Entertainment. Mrs. Stowe, for
%SS!aI evenings past, has given public
IsiaIags in the par!Or. A mock court
T% VI LeI9 about q week since, over which
Suuse Foster, Of Boston, presided. The
tse RsS,yA was a breach Of promise suit, and
NscneF was the counsel for the plaintiff,
40 sal MI. George Tyler, Of New York, for
4S aeIendant The case was very inter-
'soa., sans, ana @nd many parts quite amusing,
Specially the answers on the cross exam.
'osllO1 ilsI Of Mrs, Stowe, the mother Of the
"s'tlaant' Mr.. BccCher conduct ed his
and Was applauted.
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A New Story from the Dutch
Ia the number of LRtcES Li0ing AgS for
he week ending September 2lst Is begun
,new serial story,-"Thc Burgomaster's
Family" translated from the Dutch Of
Christine Miller, by Sir John Shaw lie.
swc. Itpromises to be u story OF unu.
:l4l interest. The publication OF the
tAnlation-an admirable One-will be
continued from week to week in The Liz.
" 4geuntl completed, and will prove
u additional attraction TO that valuable
periodical.
The number Tor September 21st also
contains The usual amount and variety of
The most instructive and interesting read.
log to be found in the whole range Of for
egn periodical literature OF the day; in
Guiding part two of q remarkable series OF
articles on the The Belief in Immortality,
50 irsIalment Of Or the Skclligs, by Jean
Ingelow, a notice Of Charles James Lever,
tic, etc The subscription price of this
q 5inse weekly magazine is IS a year, or
!Oany one Of the American 81 maga-
',ae IS sent with Tile Liring Agc for q
yeaf LITrELL & GAY, Boston, Pub.
.shers,
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The Colored People Leaving Viz
ginia.
(From the Richmond DIspatch)


Those who rejoice at the colored race
becoming extinct" and who desire 10
sec them "colOnized" in some out.of.the.
way place, will find cause for rejoicing;
and those who regret to lose cheap labor
and Outside Of the excitement of politics.
an amiable and peaceful peasantry, will
find matter for grief in the persual Of the
statistics concerning the colorcd man.
They are to be found in the census of
1870, and show that the negro is going
South. Take Virginia, for example: in
1860 We had 549,037 negroes within our
borders, and in 1870 we had only $780,
S2l, loss Of 2t per cent. In Kentucky
the loss in the same time was 9 per cent,
and in Missouri per cent. In the same
time the States south of US gained in ne.
gro population at the rate oi-Florida, 46
per cent; Texas, 8S; Georgia, II; Tennes-
see, IA; Alabama, 0; Arkansas, 0;
North Carolina, s; Mississippi, Ii;
and South Carolina, I per cent. The
colored emigration to tho Northwest has
been very heavy, and to the North consid.
cradle. In the ten years ending 1870, the
colorCd population Of Iowa increased 43G
per cent; Illinois, 270; Indiana, 115; Mich
igan, "a; Ohio, 73; Massachusetts, As; New
Sersey, 81; Pennsylvania, Is; and New
York per cent. 1t is since the census OF
1870, however, that the exodus has been
greatest. Certainly that is the case in
Virginia. The public worksin the North
west and West Virginia have taken from
Virginia larger numbers Of her colored
people than ever before Not steamer
leaves this city for New York, nor train
OF cars for the North, but some o. them
are not on board as emigrants. 1t has
rendered good servants extremely scarce.
1t dIsproves completely the theory that
tho negro cannot live in any climate that
the white man can. The shipment Of
colored servants TO Canada has been
larger than TO any Horthern State. There
are no isothermal limits for the African
race within the United States. Virginia
will ere many years be State for white
labor, and negroes will be as scarce Us
they are in Delaware.
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THE BE0INNING OF TIE END.-Add as
another item to tue coast OF the New
Constitution the expense OF the August
election Just passed, say $4,000. Then
for a five months session Of the new Leg
islature with its increase Of eleven mem
bers and additional officers and the in.
creased pay Of all the members from 81
to 81 per day, and our people will begin
to realize thAt it is costly pastime to
make new Constitutions.
Alter these items are added remember
that the cost is not half through with,
An extra session Of the Legislature aud a
now code, thousands OF dollars worth OF
public printing and public stealing arc
yet to follow. This is "retreuchment,"
economy" and dCmocracy-Pdrk, Jour.
nal
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BALTIMORE.
Grand Lodge OF l. o. o. +. of the
United States.


BALTIMORE, September 81. The Grand
Lodge Of Odd Fellows adjourned sine die
to-day. Previous to the adjournment
now officers were installed and NJ. W. G.
s. Logan made on eloquent address, alter
which ho announced tho following up
pointments Of officers OF the Grand Lodge:
Rev. ], W. Venable, Kentucky, II. W.
Grand Chaplain; Caleb Rand, Massachu.
sets, H. W. Grand MARSHALL Albert Co
hen, Arkansas, r. W. Guardian; J. W.
Hudson, Wisconsin, Il. W. Grand Messcn-
ger. No other place being designated,
Baltimore will be the place Of the next
meeting of the Grand Lodge.
The Odd Fellows Grand Lodge, in sc.
cret session last night, instructed the
Committee on Secret Work 10 prepare u
revision Of the ritual and report at the
next session. Much of the unwritten
work was transferred to the charge book.
The change takes effect January /, 1873.
The price OF cards and dismissal Ger.
tificatcs was fixed at fifteen cents cOch.
Thanks Of tho Grand Lodge we're voted
to the Odd Fellows Relief Committee Of
Chicago Tor the efficient manner in which
they discharged their duties in connection
with the Chicago Relief Fund, contributed
by order of the Finance Committee.
The estimated receipts and cxpcndi.
lures for the ensuing year are us follows
Receipts, including balance on hand,
800, 400 03; expenditures, $50, ,152 75.
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The Greeley Movement Illogical.

N, AV'culenL Illogical.
lAe Ufecley movement is illogical in
,S ~. P'e'ence Of a superior desire for recon.
Su'A,on. This pretence assumes that
.aI ,rs uUla'nant party has been unforgiving
11u vAdlcttvc; whereas, the truth is
'uAI Tue Republican masses have been
"'sE'ns and magnanimous, while their
pa pny pollcy has restored every rcbellious
Immunity I toal its old rights and privi.
ESs' and the only punishment inflicted
i,H S','u,.oA from votingand holding office
as'Oanea a.. 10 about three hundred lead.
vs. VS.. TIo abandoned positions in the Gov.
Sa'acA' St TO take up arms against it.
,WSY",ue'hers' 10 matter how prominent
wv! j., were on the secession side, arc kind.
msve1 Tt generously received at tho North.
t'r, 'Isy u9a no less hospitality now than
s,n S,,OiS I.,! !le war. But in the South, North.
W. W, l,. UllonI'ts, or former Confedcrates who
s;,,' S,s 'S'I''0g to act with them, are ostra-
,ns,',S nsu socially, treated with dlsdain, fire..
iD,, iSasa,iy insulted, often forced to abandon
S;leats S,rsH and enterprises which would
S,'' ,S Oeaei'Lted their lnhospitable neigh.
,o,, ,' as much Us themselves. This is noto.
cyI,' ciIi.,,s and therefore tho cry about recon.
,,,a' ,,,a'''u-lnSomuch rs il covers re.
,SS TJ'Sa Sa, 10 the Union parly-is iusincere
v,ino w GFeeIcy movement has Just this
,oS nv ~ has committed the Democracy
A. nominal abandonment of their old
,SsS OnI'm S to liberty aud progress, and
cr ,y ,.;,l can never return to retrogradc pol.
Msn "'a The least chance OF success II
/, ,fy ~ are not sincere now, their hypocrisy
,p,' 'IS D.oa G'OGle that vice pays to virtue
or,c,;. mO'eSslon will prove the first step ia
keen 'Se, %s II is mostprudent, however, to
riNi 'p 'Isn S in probation till practice be
S,S ogob s' Sy that time there may be a thor.
jss Sssn u,oi, breakup or reorganization Of exist
on ra'. pas''ss' and the people can then divide
UscaS' %'" departures that are logical and
''Sa'y'-SEn Francisco Bulletin.
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Ne learn from the N, Y. Spirit Of the
trl,,hat the reason why theGreeIey men
al lpo, carry Vermont and Maine was be-
arc, on the whole, they did not think it
,s, ,hey rather did not want to be en-
c,nbered with the aid of such abandon
d regions ltsays.
his not desirable to win by u stampede,
d, 10 cnye!Op in our broad and healthy
tptnent those regions OF miasma where
.lgnAnt prejudice Cankers at q rate oi
s.lsIy per cent, as in Vermont and Massa.
r1r,ct,, These unwhOlesOme majOritics
%,Iorically when they burn women for
witches, and prohibit IL sweating laborer
,,om drinking u glass Of beer; but 1t is
No, desirable to recruit their expression
,nopg the active intelligence Of tue coun.
VI, and, therefore, it is preferable that
pry stand alone.
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Lexington Races.

LEXINGTON, September 21.-First race,
hurdle, one mile, was won by King Ber-
nadotte-time 203i.
Second race, selling race, one mile and
q Quarter was by Talaria-time 2.119.
Third race, consolation purse, mile
heats, won by Maphisto-time 1,52t, 1.47,
Fourth race, three mile dash, won by
Frogtown-time 500. Best three miles
ever run over the Kentucky Association
course.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, September 21.-The examina.
tion of Edmond About, at Strasbourg de.
velopes no new case against him, and he
was discharged to-day.
1t is stated that LeFrance Is 10 retire
from the Ministry inferno, and that Gus.
sinner Perter will resume that position.
Rear.Admiral Alden, commanding the
American squadron now in European
waters has arrived in Paris.
PARIs, September 22.-Gambetta has
relinquished the intention ol presiding or
speak at any public.celebration of the an.
niversary OF the first Republic.
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OMAHA.

OMAHA, Sept. 29-The passenger earn.
ings OF the Union Pacific Railroad during
the last week were greater than ever be,
fore during the same time. They amount
to $l0,lS0,701, an increase over the cor
responding week OF last year Of $2,3O7,.
77s. The company is extending it's snow
sheds, and raising the track in some
places, and expect TO be fully prepared
Tor any amount Of snow this winter.
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CLEVELAND.

CLEVELAND, September 21.-At three
o'clock on Friday afternoon, that part Of
the floor in SextoH's block, occupied by
uuSsey, Arter s. Co., gave way under an
immense pressure Of flour, The loss is
small. No one was injured.
The strike among the sailors, which
was commenced on Thursday, assumed
a threatening aspect yesterday, the men
engaged in it boarding the different vcs'
sells, compelling those at work TO quit.
Fourteen Of the party were arrested;
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ITALY.

ROME, Sept. 2l.-The anniversary Of
the occupation Of Rome by the Italian
troops was celebrated yesterday with
much enthusiasm; the city was profusely
decorated; the Pope received visits from
his adherents and addressed his visitors,
lamcnting the misiortunes Of the Catholic
Church and the injustice done to it by the
Italian Government.
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, September 29.-Chas. R,
Henderson was arrested last night BY the
police authorities Of this city, charged
with the murder Of DR.. Merriman Cole on
the night of Saturday, January s, 1872.
Henderson was the tenant of Dr. Cole up
to few days Of the murder. ltis stated
that tho evidence against him Is very
strong,
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"TnE average talent Of the Judiciary OF
the State has been vastly improved by
this new deal IThceling Register. :
"Judge Evermont Ward Is elected in
the Cabell county cirCuit." Charleston
Courier. ar. z
"Judge Evcrmont Ward" Is the pro.
prietor Of wards celebrated Magic Re
lief and itch ointment, which he has ped.
die from u go,cNrt through the variou'
towns in his judicial circuit."-ParkerSs
burn Journal,
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LOUISVILLE.

LouBvEL1E, September 2O.-At five
o'clock this afternoon, a young man
named Charles Harvey attacked and
shot and slightly wounded Robert For.
sythe. Tho latter returned the fre,
shooting Harvey three times, woundiug
him dangerously, Il is supposed mortally,
Forsythe is under arrest. The difficulty
occurred at q livery stable on Fifth
street ..t.
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EDuoArIoN.-SquIre-"Hobson, they
tell me you've taken your boy away from
the National School, What's that for "
Vllager-"Cause the master amt fit TO
teach unW
SQuire-"O, I've heard hos very good
MASTER" FL
Villager-'Well, all L know Is, he
wanted TO teach my boy 10 spell 'taters
with IL 'P' W-PuHch.
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Coal Laden Schooner Sunk.

PORTLAND, Nc, September e1.-A
small box picked up near Simonts Cove,
Cape Elizabeth, yesterday, purporting to
be written by the cook OF the schooner
Majestic, Of Bangor, signed Fred. Wyman,
llesboro, stating that a schooner, coal
laden, had sunk, that all were swept over.
board but himself and that he was safe OF
present.
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acknowledgement

rnr p,rroyogical Journa! for October
a,n5s nn our approval for the variety
.I ,''a1n oa.iIty Of lis interesting contents IT'S
~. n. ,s.pE tue following articles especially
.',,sy ", s,' q rcaling: Lowell Mason IL the
'a,., .,1;rpnt musician and teacher The
nv, l Eycd Conductor; japanese in Ameri'
:, ", ritb i portraits; Expression, its Anato'
~ AZ and Philosophy; Preparing for citY the
c:osr.; n Water, Pure and Impure; Chill
iTp, Rights; The Last Case OF Salem
Titchcrsll; NJ; Life Insurance; EnFico Dan
Vim The English Language. In these
~ ',', eer.sinIy have instructive, moral lit
.n,uro in a very attractive dress Price
h, ,be number, 80 cts. 50 90 a year. B.
4 Wells, New York.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, September 22.-The Cortes
will complete its organization Monday,
and the annual budget will be laid before
it Tuesday. The Finance Minister'S esti.
mates for the expenditures OF tho next
fiscal year are understood to less than
5S 900, 900 pesitas.
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Metis Investigation.

NEwLoSDoN, September 21.-Tnspect.
ors Bosle, uavey and Buck concluded
tho investigation Of the Metis disaster
to-day, and meet in New York, Tuesday,
10 conclude their report to Supervision
Inspector Lowe, who will forward it to
Washington Immediately. 3. j. s e
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MEMPHIS.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, September et--
Cloudy and warm. Frank Chcatham,
Democratic candidate for Congressman
at large, arrived here to-day and was
given an enthusiastic welcome by his
friends this evening by grand torchlight
procession, after which the Gen. made q
brief speech TO an immense crowd on the
Rlnns.