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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-11-10
TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY.

Strauss, q Hebrew farmer in jackson
county, Ohio, was murdered by a man whom
re caught stealing his potatoes.
T. r. Boyle, for many years manager
Of the Western Union telegraph office al
Louisville, died after prOtracted illness Sat.
urday evening al seven o'clock.
Fisher and L., 90, who started from
Cincinnati Friday ,.euing on a wager &,
reach Louisville in fifteen working hours, ar.
rived SATURDAY night IN nineteen and halt
hOurS working time They We're detained By
hihg winds al Madison.
J. J. Paul, messenger for the Adams
express company, was arrested In st. LOuii
Saturday night for robbiDg that company
two thousand dollars. The money was found
on his person, aud Il is supposed some three
or four thousand dollars more have been
taken.
Merchants and men Of business gen.
orally, at home and abroad-the former d
VenUlate their business abroad, and the latter
community beneath the sun-should avail
themselves Of the splendid opportunity Of
fered in the columns Of the APPEAL.
A vigilance committee was organized
at a meeting OF the citizens Of GiiToy, Cali
fornia, last night, who are determined TO rid
the town of thieves and YagabOnds. The
committee went into regular military organ
izatiOn, electing ofiicers, etc, and visited
dance houses and music saloons, demanding
that they close Immediately.
A Paris telegram says the right have
not only agreed % limit MacMahon's term OF
Office 10 hve years, but have conceded that ht
shall be ofic ally designated by the title o.
president OF the republic. By these cOnces
siOns the right have gained over one Republl-
can member, and now have majority in tht
committee on the prolOngatiOn OF the presi-
dents powers.
The closing Of the large iron works
and various factories around the falls al
Louisville, has thrown about four Thousand
operatives out OF employment. The plug to-
baccO factories in this city, fourteen in num-
Der, are generally cutting down their forces
and reducing wages. Some OF the largest plug
men say they viii close up in a few days until
January or February. The annual product
o. these factories is, ordinarily, five million
pounds.
An alteration between Lieutenant
Governor Charles p. johnson and Alexander
j. p Garsche, prominent lawyer, in a Fiffh
street restaurant iu -. Louis, SATURDAY. nighf
which resulted IN Garsche striking John.or
"a severe blow in the face. johnson atteIn nt.i
20 retaliate, but friend separated the beifger-
ents The affair grew out OF an assertion nv
Garsche that Governor JOhnsOn's brother Wa
the prosecutor Of Chief OF Police McDOnonqb
who is nOw being tired for unjustifi able arresis
and oppression in office, and that he was con
nected with ring OF politicians whose deter
minatlon is 70 effect MeDOnOughis removal
from Office.
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THE FEVER.

There were three deaths from yellow
fever yesterday, and the Howards re-
port only one new case. This render:
any further editorisl notice Of the terri
BILE scourge unnecessary. After to-day
therefore, we will give the fever the
Ego by" Hereafter we turn our atten-
tion to securing the future health, sue
cess, and growth of the city. Merchants
can now turn away from the death-roll
and address themselves TO our advertis-
ing columns, where they will find mat
ter more attractive, and we can assure
them the more we have of it the better
for all bands on the APPEAL.
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DIED.

JOHNSTON-At ten minutes to one o'clock
this morning, T. W. JOHNSTON, in the thir-
tieth year OF his age.
His friends and the friends of his brother,
]. II. Johnston, are invited to attend his fune-
raj this afternoon at two o'clock, from SO
Madison street.
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ReIisfto memphts Police.

LOUISVILLE, November S.-Chief oil
Police johnson sent to-day four hundred
and fOrty-five dollars to Chief Athy, oI
Memphis, for the relief of the suffering
families Of policemen who died of yellow
fever. Nearly two hundred dollars o.
this was the proceeds of the policemen
benefit at the Vaudeville theater. The
balance was subscribed by the polIce
force. The Memphis people who took
refuge here during tbs prsvalsnes OF chs
fsysr have gone heus,
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Stockholders Meeting.
TO THE PUBLIC.

The Board of Directors have decided to open
their SECOND GRAND EXPOSITION on the
eighteenth of November TO the tenth Of Deem
Der, inclusive, in response to the general wish
Of the community, and as an earnest token Of
returning prosperity and confidence. A lib
eral expenditure OF money and industry had
already prepared Us TO open promptly on the
first OF October last, but the cause which
forced US to postpone has not only departed,
but leaves a recuperative spirit among our
people, who desire to show our sister cities
that energy can conquer misfortune.
A large POWER HALL, with boiler, engine,
shafting and pullies, has been erected, and a
magnificent FLORAL TEMPLE, well covered
with glass roof, and arranged so as to supply
all the artificial heat that may be necessary, is
now ready TO receive plants and flowers; and
although the season is late and opportunity
unfavorabIe, yet that department is in the
hands Of expert and competent gentlemen,
who Will make a magnificent display. 4
winter flower garden is perhaps a much more
pleasing spectacle than a summer one, and
we have every assurance that the entertain
ment will he unsurpassed.
An ORCHEsTRIoN has been imported at a
great expense, and will discourse a large share
of music at all times.
The whole building has been Overhauled, re-
painted, newly decorated AID well appointed,
with every convenience to please and enter
tain the visitors. With a view to the season, 4,
arrangements will be perfected to keep the
temperature pleasant and comfortable day
and night. a MIMIC STAGE, with appropriate
scenery, has been erected, which will add to
its charms during the season. Interesting and
entertaining Tableaux, Panoramas, Concerts
and other novelties will be produced every
night.
The fine ART GALLERY viii be newly fitted
up, and attract large share of attention.
In the interest of our city aud country we
appeal to the Hberality Of our friends and the
citizens of Memphis especially, for their gen.
erous patronage and hearty cooperation.
Goods will be received at any time and ar
ranged for display.
Arrangements have been made for RE-
DUCED FARE AND FREIGHT on all Railroads,
Steamboats, and Express Lines.
n. NJ. JONES, Pres't.
ED. BURKE PICKETT, Sec,y.
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Monday, November 10th, 1873,

A c. Tucker, box; B. c. Powell, box; c
Rothert, l trunk; G. W. Gardenshire, l box
d. W. Williams, l box; Duncan Dunn, l box
E. F. BabeOck. box; Ellis & Dsman, keg
varnish; F. W, box; H. q. Hills, Crockett's
Bluff, boxes, trunk; J. Haynes, box; Hill
L boxes and barrels bath brick; 1. K. r., roll
leather; ]. COlston, l box; ]. Duga1, box; ]. C.
Phelps, Helena, l chest and trunks; j. C.
Kirhendorfer, box tools; Jas. s. Price & Co
Fort Gibson, box; P. Twohig, beer kegs
Kleiner & Bro, lot kegs; L. & L, 2 boxes glass
ware; Lucas, coil rope; l. c. Frazier, boz
Chas. Musick, l lot goods; Maria Bradley,
kitchen safe; r. f. Eggleston. bundles picks
and shovels; W. H. Foreman, boxes; W. Nc
Peak, box; W. F. Dugan, chest; W. Case,
box; W. RaInlin, l keg and l box; +. Griffith
cuItivatOr; Diehl & Lord, 2 boxes; J. s
Grace, box; Frank DegarmO, box; Hugh
Mcdonald, bundles paper; Tennessee Hydro
Carbon Gas Co., l box, l bundle pipe; J
Haynes, I box; J. N. W. & Co., Aberdeen, LOT
merchandise; Minnie Jackson, 2 boxes; 5 A.
box; Williams & Ross, q casks bottles; Thos
Ragan, gun, 3 boxes; A. R. B., box; ]. r.
Spichy, trunk; C., box tin; No marks,
pulley and driver, valiSe, carpetbags,
handcarts.
GEn n SALE Il IN AnaaFonaara
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
OFFICE HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
" MEMPHIS, Tenn, November 3, Isl

OFFICE HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
" MEMPHIS, Tenn, November 3, 1873.
At a meeting of the Association, the follow
ing preamble and resolutions were unani-
mously adopted:
WHEREAS, Soon after the yellow-fever was
declared epidemic in Memphis, Major W. I.
WALrHALL, secretary of the "Can' 't-Get- Away
and extreme need of Intelligent help, and
animated by that noble spirit which aetuates
the genuine philanthrOpist, voluntarily hur-
ried to our relief, bringing with hin. such
his arrival he Immediately began wolk-as-
siSting in organizing yellow-fever hospital,
just projected by the President of this ASso-
citation, aud when it was established the same
was nominated the "Walthall lnfirmary" in
honor Of the good stranger. He indicated his
readiness and Willingness TO take charge of
the same. except as to the medical de art rtInent.
His large experience with yeliOw-fever, his
great energy and excellent administrative
ability, peculiarly fitted him for such posi-
ton, and he was at once assigned thereto.
From that time till he left us, a period of more
than month, he devoted himself TO the irk-
some duties he had so geneI ously assumed,
and which he performed with admirable sue
cess. He was constantly at his post, and did
all in his power TO accomplish the noble pur-
pose for which he had come-that OF reliey-
ing our sick and suffering; therefore be II
Resctced, That this A Association tender its
unqualified thanks to Major WALTHALL for
his generous services to our afflicted people,
for whom he sacrificed so much, and for whom
he worked so well.
ResolUed, That in behalf of the unfortunate
whom he Suceored, we gratefully bear testi-
mony to his many good offices while among
Resolped, That in the responsible and Iabori-
Gus position which ne so cheerfully assumed
and so ably filed, he gave entire satisfaction.
q. W. GORDON,
ED. J. MANSFORD,
]. II. SMITH,
Committee
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FUNDS SUFFICIENT
For the Wants Of the Police.
OFFICE CHIEF POLICE.
Il EnFpHrG Nnxrar,n ha,s q TA-g

OFFICE UHIEF POLIOE,
MEMPHIS, November 9, Is73.
rNHE epidemic is at an end, and the sick OF
Il my command are conValescing. The ap-
peal made has been 50 generously responded
to that, with the funds now on hand, feel
confident OF having sufficient TO be able TO
give all necessary relief 10 the sick, as well as
to provide for the widows and families OF
deceased officers. With feelings of deepest
gratitude to those officials Of sister cities, and
friends near to us who so munificently con-
tributed TO our relief, we return our sincere
thanks. Our debt Of gratitude can never be
paid. Respectfully,
nol0 P. R. ATHY.
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NOTICE.

50 No change will be made in the business
Of this firm in consequence Of the death OF
Mr.. Newton Ford. The business will be con-
tinued as heretofore under the same firm
name. FORD, PORTER & co.
November 5. 1873 nos
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MASONIC NOTICE.

FVHE STATED CoNyoCATION OF q
Penn Royal Arch Chapter, No. 2, will/VN
be held on MONDAY evening, November 10th,
at o'clock, for dispatch of business.
All Companions are fraternally invited.
By order D. B. FORSTER, N. F. H. P.
A J. WHEELER, Secretary. nOl0
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The Daily Appeal has a larger eircu
papers combined.
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PUBLIC AUCTION.
Administrators Sale.

ON MONDAY, November 10th, commencing
" at 10 o'clock am, at No. 53 Second
street. we will sell the personal effects of the
late Henry +. Z. and Johanna Z. c. Wolf, con
sisting Of furniture, new carpets, one new
sewing machine Singer make, stove, cooking
and Kitchen utensils, coal, wood, etc, etc.
Terms of sale will be cash TO the highest
bidder. 1. N. SNOWDEN, Admir-.
HENRY @. HAMPE, Guardian.
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In behalf OF the sick and suffering people OF
the city OF Memphis, TO whose relief Major
WALTHALL came so promptly, and to whom
he rendered such invaluable and efficient SER
vices, take great pleasure in adding my tes-
timony and indorsing the above preamble
and resolutions.
John JOHN NSON, Mayor.
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AUCTION SALE
-OF-
UNCLAIMED FREIGHT.

THE following described Goods, stored with
4 S. B. Miller, No. 2, Elliott block, II not
called for, will be Sold to pay charges, at the
Main street. on
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New YORK, November S.-The an
nual convention of Methodist bishops
for the purpose of laying the Outwork of
the church for the year, began its ses-
sion at Newark to-day.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.
NOTICE.

sl5- Mrs. L. q. Tucker will reopen the N EN-
Phis Female Seminary, at ll6 Court street,
on MONDAY, 18th instant
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.

VIHE death Of our Mr.. Hugh Stewart makes
no chage in our firm or interruption of
any kind in carrying on our business.
HAi1 STEWART, GWYNNE & co
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CLEVELAND, November 9.-James
Parkhuff, passenger conductor on the
Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati and
Indianapo is railroad was crushed to
death at Grafton, Ohio, last night, while
couplinO cars.
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LOUISVILLE, November S.-A man
famed w. II. Millarting was arrested
y detectives to-day, charged with en-
'ezzling from parties in Defiance, Ohio.
lie will be held till the arrival of officers
rom Defiance, who have been advised
f his arrest
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The jury in the Udderzook case rendered
a verdict of murder in the first degree.
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WILMINGTON, DEL, November s.
Four men were arrested this afternoon
charged with attempting to rob the Ma
tional Bank of Delaware last night, and
have been recognized as the men oecu-
plying a house in the suburbs in which a
full and fine set of burglars tools was
found
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Of Methodist Bishops,

WASHINGTON, November 9.-A
special order recognizing the death and
services of General Delafield has been
issued from the war department.
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A BungIing Burglar.

CINCINNATI, October 9.-The En-
qltireT's Lexington special reports a Sc
ries Of burglaries there last night, by
which seven hundred dollars worth OF
watches were stolen. The burglar, The
Odore Richardson, was arrested, aud the
stolen articles recovered
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Another Democratic victory.

LOUISVILLE, November S.-Thomas
l.. Jefferson, Democrat, was elected
State senator, to-day, from the thirty
sixth district, comprising the third,
fourth, fifth, sixth, and seventh wards OF
this city, by one thousand and forty-one
majority over J. 2. s. Sacksteder. The
election was to fill a vacancy oecasiened
by the resignation of G.. 7. Pope
Printers strike on N Reduction Of
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SELMA, ALA, November S.-The fu-
neral Of General Hardee took place to-
day, and was very imposing. The pro-
cession was the largest ever witnessed in
the State. All stores were closed and
business suspended, and bells tolled dur
ing the day,
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GEO. o. SALE d co., Auction,
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-03-13

The second Inauguration OF Pres.
ldent Grant took place on Tuesday
the 4th. inst, end his inaugural ad
dress, as del vered before the Forty
Third Congress, will be found in
another ccs.amn. Chief Justice
Chase administered the oath OF office
to the President, and the Senate is
now in executive session.
Th4ty-one medical students grad.
uated at the State University at
Iowa City last week.
We clip the following from the
Chicago Journal, that constant and
able advocate Of capital punishment.
Zone OF The attacking rutfians who
was shot by policemen IN the
southwestern part OF the city, on
w ednesday night, is dead, another,
it is believed, is likely to die-gooa
radiance, An other ruffian, who was
shot last night by a policeman, is
also dead-ano,her good rlddance!-
Since Rafferty,, the murderer Of
Policeman O'Meara, ia being made q
hero OF by the lawyers and the
courts, and likely to escape punish
ment, the rest OF the ruffians ars en-
ccnraged to fellow Iii. illas,rious
example by attacking policemen and
the latter do Just right when defend
ing themselves.
| Thos Mast, the veteran draushtsniaa
Of HNpers Weekly, il again at work
with his pencil. In the last number
OF tho Weekly, now b-tors us, rich
cartoon occupies the double page, on
which is Columbia with balances IN
hand, looking to the left upon a mot
lev crowd of Liberal editors, among
whom arc Horace White, Jas. Cor
don Bennett, jr., Whitelaw Reid
Charles A. Dana, Manton Marble
10. Howard, and pointing to their
Credit Mobllier friends, including
Jim. Brooks, upon the right. She is
represented as saying Let him tina
has not betrayed the trust Of the
people, and is without stain, cast tn
first stone" The last page is grace,
with a cartoon representing Ternan
do Wood, the Rebel syinpathizor
with the Coltax impeachment reso.
Tuition in his hand
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oroyemcnt at Western rivers. and
in .hs building OF manufactures:
which latter Would result IN con.
sumption ola greater part Of oar
crops. lis the solution Of The vsxed
problsrr that now commands 20
larcs share Of attention. That rlv
srs are the natural arteries OF inlana
sommsrcs 10 admitted the world Z
over, and the sooner they arsrsndsr-
cd navigabls and safe, the sooner
relief will BE- secured to the west
that can not be otherwise, except
through an increased diversity Of in
dustris.. A rapid upbullding OF
manufacturing enterprises in the
West j. not to be looked Tor, there
tore the necessity o an early relief
from somo ct tie burdens imposed by
railroad and transportation colupa-
nies
The Davenport Gazette in speaking
upon this subject says
The msagsr allowance made by
Congress Tor the improvement OF the
Mississippi prompts the question,
When will the representatives and
the people OF Tic. West learn to
stand by thsir own rights and inter
es,s?' At least ten millions OF dollars
oaght to have been voted tor the re-
moval OF distractions from the
great RIVER, aud the improvement OF
its. navigation, during the late SOS
sion, but the natural outlet OF QUO
third OF the people Of the Union re-
csived beggarly pittancs Of few
hundred thousand ,lollors, for patch
work purposes aud to foster tho loi
terins policy which keeps the hsav-
lest jobs on hand from year TO year,
while the country is given up to tho
plumber OF railroad monopolists.--
The trouble is thai the representa-
,iyas OF the Mississippi Valley tail
to appreciate the value of the river,
or TO stand together in demanding
what is their own and many OF the
opponents OF monopoly, who are also
its victims, are strangely blind on
this sabject.'
The same authority quotes testers
from two Now Orleans commission
merchants, who have long bsen en-
| gagged ID the shipment Of grain from
that place. One OF the letters refer
red 10 is under date ct Feb. lStl
% and is 40 follows:
l h.rby certify that after twent,
years experience in the purchase and
shipment OF corn and wheat to vari
Gus European ports, | have found
that grain shipped in good condition
on board OF vessels properly venti
lated has been delivered in good or
der and free from damage. The ex
captions are confined to vessels dc
Iaysd in port after graiu is taken OF
poaru, aHu HaViHo cAtiaoiuiia'
Ion. voyages. J. L. BsLKssr.
II increased facllitle. Tor tho ship
ment Of grain and stock to the South
were provided, it woulj have good
effect upon the Eastern markets, and
upon the railroad companies whose
lines run from east to west. 1t
would be fortunate Ter the west
il it could secure q eafs Quite,
for the products Of the soil, ria the
Gulf, and We. trust such an cutie,
Will eventually obtain.
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Editorial kotos.

1t is reported on authority
that President Grant will make
no changes in foreign appointments,
unless charges are preferred against
present incumb snts. This Is another
evidence of the Presidents earn.
est desire to help carry out The pro.
visions OF tho Civil Siryice reform.
The Congressional Rseord, which
takss The Place OF the Congressional
Globe has made its appearance.
The Worlan's Suffrage .Gonven-
ton at Dos Moinss accomplished ito
Hsrculs can labors last week, aud the
members have all gone home, where
they had better rsma,n.
Jim. Brooks, one o. the neansst
and lowest Of New York D ,nocrals
and whom the House ought TO have
expelled but didn't, has prepared an
address Of considerable length, in
which he labors hard to prove him
sslf innocent Of Credit Mobilier con-
nection. The address might as we'll
be kept out OF print, or unuttsrsd, for
his constituency known hs serup,ss
1T nothing that will iaurc to his ad-
vantage.
Stanley. is to make another search.
This time DO is to hunt Tor bis lecture
agent, who left him in Chicago, tax
ing the proceeds Of the lecture. and
leaving Stanley 70 pay his own bills.
The Women of the Keystone
State are to hate an opportunity Of
making known whether Or not they
desire u have the right Of franchise.
A provlsion IN the constitution N
thorizes and requires all women in
The State to vots. whether they viii
take this obligation on themselves
The city officers of Cedar Rapids
recently cleaned out . number Of
houses Of doubtful rspute; and
Dr. HsmmeEd, the celebrated re-
yiyaIlst, having hsard Of tbs sstion
purposes visiting that place. TO IS
sertain the "lay Of the land"
The State Reg,stsr says
I'm Benton township. Kcoknk
county, two brothers married two
sisters, and recently the father Of the
two brothers, married third one Of
the sisters. The question now IL
what is the relationship existing be.
tween the several psrtiss and their
children?o