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mIaanTRI

KANSAS, Nov. The election here
passed OF quietly and an unusually large
vote was posled. At this writing (eleven
o'clock not one precinct had been heard
from Gin the eity). Advices from he State
are too meagre to indicate the result in any
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HunDhreys.


127; Durham, SO. United States Senator
johnson, As; Bate, Y; Brown, 2.
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Counter Claims.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 3.-The returns are
meagre. The Democrats, however, claim
all the Congressional districts excepting the
Sixth and Tenth. On the other hand, The
Republicans expect 10 carry the First Dis
tTiet for Stanard, the present
incumbent the Third for Win
gate, the Fifth for Seay, the
Sixth for Thraser, the Seventh FOX Lay, the
Ninth for Thompson and the Tenth for
Hyd5, the present incumbent, cOnceding 70
the Democrats the Second for Mills, the
present incumbent, the Fourth for Hatcher,
the present incumbent, the Eighth for
franklin, the Eleventh for Clark, the pres
ent incumbent, the Thirteenth for Buckner,
the present incumbent, and the Twelfsh
doubtful.
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JoHNsoSvILLE, Nov. 3.-Porter's ma
joriiy in the First and Second Districts is
As, and Houses A.
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FIRE INSURANCE.
~ u ~ -~e>,Se~,~or,- -,o~,>.-,-.
EQUITABLE
FireInsuranceCO Co.
No. IL North Cherry St,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
CAPITAL, $1,OOO,OOO.
TWENTY PER CENT PAID UP
". ". BERRY, Pres't. WM. WEBB,s.e'
JNO. PORTERFIELD, Viss-Prssident
CAPITAL. S1.Ooo.ooo
DIRECTORS.

T1aIS wELL-KNOwN COMPANY Co1 =
Il tinues 20 insure property against loss or dam
age by IRE. It's usefulness an6 WillinQnses to
meet IT. engsgements have been shown By the
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EAST TENNESSEE.


KNoxvILLE, Nov. 3.-Returns from all
but seven districts Of Knox county show a
a Republican gain of about COO
over the August election. The eoun-
try is close, with the chances favorable
to Porter, at about 100 majority. The
Democrats elect the Representative by
a small majority; the Floater and Senator
are in doubt.
A special dispatch to the Chronicle gives
Jefferson county to Thornburg by about
400. Carson, Republican, is elected to the
Legislature from the same county.
Hamblen county gives Mcfarland, Dem
ocrat, for Congress, 317 majority.
Washington county gives Mcfarland
about 200 majority.
Five districts of Green show a gain for
Mcfarland of 240.
McFarland's friends claim his election
confidently. Buffers friends hope the back
counties may save him.
ThOrnburgh's majority will be over $500.
Monroe county will give Mabry and Por-
ter majority Of 800.
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Lawrence,

Special 10 the Union and American
The vote cast is smaller than that Of
1872. A Democratic majority is conceded,
with the exception Of the probable election
of Turner, Independent, as the Representa-
tive from Lawrence and Wayne, and Bent
ley, Independent, who carries Lawrence
for Senator.
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WAvEREY, Nov. 3.-Five districts have
been heard from, which give Porter 321 and
Maynard 125. For Congress-House, BOG;
Harrison, l41. The.remainder Of the coun-
ty will be nearly solid for Porter and
Honsa
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ALABAMA.

Negroes Openly Voting the Freemen's
Ticket.
MoSTGOMEY, Ala, Nov. 3.-The cleo
tion is progressing quietly. Many eolored
men are openly voting the Conservative
ticket.
Two fires broke out this morning, and
are still burning.
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following is the vote here: Porter, lSz;
Maynard, 9. For Congress-Atkins, Dem
ocrat, 1Ss; Muse, Republican, Q. For
FlOater-C Cole, Democrat, l56; no opponent.
For Senator-Jourdan, Democrat, lso;
Harwood, Republican, Q. For Representa-
tiVe-Curtis, Democrat, l95; Brooks, Re
publican, 9.
MCKENZIE, Nov. 3.-Porer, 1e2; May
nard, 9. Congress 1sS Muse, ..
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give TildsR a majority Of 5000. Jones,
Republican, for Register, has 5000 majority.
amofR.a~ z.-s..
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Kellogg Loses His Legislature.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 3.-AdditiOnal re-
turns are favorable to the Conservatives.
The indications are they elect FIVE Congress;
men and the State Treasurer. The Demo
Gratis now claim the election Of siSty-eight
members Of the Legislature, ffty-6ye being
a majority.
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oeised about twenty Conservative votes
here.
SHEIBYvuI.E, Nov. 3.-The entire
Democratic ticket in Bedford is elected.
The vote was light. Ten districts give
Porter 1,O77; Maynard, IT'S; for Congress,
Bright, 1.056; Wisener, 7s4; for the State
Senate, Mosely, l,O27; Gal6reath, IT'S; for
Representative, Morgan, 1906; Christie
pher, 7S0; for Floater for Bedford and
Rutherford, Norman, 1,0SS; Tillman, s15.
The johnson box was a failure. His
vote in the comfy is perhaps 800. May
nand's majority at Shelbyyille is only So.
The county has probably gone Democratic
by 500 majority.
Houston.
Special to the Union and American.
ERIN, Nov. 3.-Porter, l1S; Maynard, ,l6;
House, ia; Harrison, 10.
tennessee RIDGE, Nov. 3.-Porter, 55;
Maynard, not vote; House, So; Harrison,
not vote.
Special to the Union and American
KINGSTON SPRINGS, Nov. 3.-Porter AZ,
Maynard "A, House 45, Harrison %, Moody
43, Salter 20, Pollard 80, Smith 6.
Robertson.
Special to the Union and American.
SPRINGFIELD, Nov. 3. "A light vote was
pclled in this county. Four Districts give
Porter eco, Maynard 24o. Porter'smajority
will probably be from 500 TO 1000. The
balance of the ticket is but little behind.
Bell, Democrat is elected to the Legisla-
tura
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MICHIGAN.

Democratic Gain OF Three Congress.
men, with Three Districts yea % Hear
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HASDNTg kOTICE.

rEE stated communication Of Ange- q
i roma Lodge No. l6S, win be held to ~
morrow tMONDAIl evening, oct. 5Jh, ~
at O'Clock, for dispatch OF business.
All NJ. M.'z fraternally invited.
By order. JOHN GORDON, W. NJ.
b, RICHMOND, FecTetaTy. Octa
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GEORGIA..

Dipfbgia is epidemic in Franklin
-.5,i,,r,sl Fouche has resumed editorial
ci,,,,,e ID he Rome C07ausrciai.
psf,,yidpe had disastrous fire-the
N, . in thee years last sunday morning
rbers is now only oU4 Radical paper
.-,,ii, sea in GeorEls--tbe Gainesville Aoes-
A Sra, Ia man recently attempted 70
a ,io, and wounded aneighoor in the
- ~. md ne *.
n gn, in NC,0s says there Is not
1he non. d in that town 70 pay the freight
49,, ew ( pods arfiFing-
p-,.-esf county mulatto recently
- - eus, % marry a white woman, bus
G '..,,,isi .. eva ntea The marriage
y ~ t,sn a 2. spers say the approach
~ = = - mil b, the granoest thing OF tae
:. "A eyer rad IN the 4 ua'e-
4 li,rla son Of Mr.. John ii. Thorpe,
secfnfo.h county, acciG enlsily shos hls ~ ~,
Ie brothef q few days aeN
The government has accepted ne ns
yvesfnoreland lot, offered by s,ss s's' II n ts
lbought tue building wiz De coinfneA
short tilne- "A -
Acworth had disastrous fire on III slis-
- fasf week. Several buildinRs, inclo-,,
80 ths Office Of the Monitor newsl'alrr ~ ~ =
- , ,o-tnfdre-ygere Destroyed. Ine ure " ~
- work ol an inSeneiary.
saws the ssvannsh NeeCs. " Colors1
-i. a. slabauan who never aaw any Dooy
y. ,t-t..r ir-Irsr fnan a ruill-P0nos grS oIaging
.,,vs-aInedt- ratione to-oay on aecoent =, ~
ssssstW 81 sss fsnstsbsS rvsr Last sf'sfnsf
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ARKANSAS.
Helena has three daily spers.
l-..n.anr La. frrn rr.eat-narkets.

Helena has three daily spers.
Camden has two mest-msrkets.
Fort Smith has thir;y-hye lawyers.
Tae Camden Beacon Is a candidate
for cV1ons1.
ii ne Rock has an enterprising cham
Der Of commerce.
C.p,deu has received one hundred
hale Of new cttcA-
Tae state medical association meets
n 14ttle Rock October 10Th.
AtF.,rt Smith cotton sells at eleven
to hire, N and a lssli cants-
Helena j. 10 have six weddings before
me nrst ~ December.
Niufurn politicians settle all ditieT-
ssces OF o,1. MON wlt1 hlckoiy-
c. Wslte-. tine rnurderer, has been
committed without bail a. Ltttle Rock.
Ptilfus county hzs fourteen hundred
,-i-its ard q -euty-fve huodred negro voters
Con Berry y, oi Fort Smith, has killed
. 5iar-oud r. Itiesuh1e that measured hl1 Feet
IA icnsih-
Ose Of cut Arkansas exchanges has
-,afent outside anl . homemade legal aaNefN
lisamtut ilIs-de.
A H-leua hrm reeeauv sold IN one
.r,rv a blu ~ nine hundred doilsrs worm u
.rlsoIs 70 a ~ .saippi planter.
fbe Sc eoa Republican calls upon "
"a Wesf.f arthur r6omp>on and Aie1andSr
t5errr. - nefvisors OF Phillips county, 10 give
a fair eecii0n. BAN
A oeero magistrate in Dtshs county
.-,snf|. a yorces Gu te tersely. he simply say =
.A..5i ffo.d voa, sd 4 bust you 'snnder. 80
gqAyou nigrers- youa
fpGe Helena World, September wen
ak-efg Ia. -ays: "IWc runaniy hssL"Vs ,St, ~
y li-d me touss and pereOn OF Mf Fetei
s,1roz estsrday, cne drawing p.s'oft f,,i-I, ~
- 5iher altemptlug 20 tor tle oOslt. -. - :
Lsluls are Jo-rpu bro-AAh anu ASAa -
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READ, COLORED VOTERS.


TBE FAANCIPATED. IsENTHRALLED
sT-sLE DNEs 80 MEASURE IF GRA IL
TUUE 10 Us HE WEE OPPOSED II
HIS LIBER ION; " Z TkONE AGAINST
=. WE BEGGED. v = BESOUGHf THE
J. sGPLE AGAINST IT, VIZ POINIED ~
-.r-c ~ ONE fsF THE RESULTS Or THE
VI " AID v EThTED WITH OUR MIGHT
n IA " PEACE. THEY CTRE REBELS
aRE We MEN THAI sAUGUkAThD
~ TIF-. FULL CREDIT GIVE II ~
THE-. F'RES~, FULL NE ASUh hE AMI
RT7SNfNg OVER Horace Maynard.
t,yprtrE 'SCE HAS Shows THAT NO
psGE ,EHTC U HAS EVER COME N CON
TsfT WITH he SITE OK CAU. ASIA ;
T-YPe q 4 $ PE' 'rlNANkNTLH PROSPEhED
HOrGoe NGBnarL
WEATHAS n = \ TIE RESULT TO Th I
r,crTsN RAr'F N II L JU 7 As SURELY bE
rr4r TNATT TERAVI y ALTON OF TIE AFRl-
- RACE THI'Y WILL GRADUALLY
Dis APPEAR FROM -AIONG u, - III
0Ts Or NDCHILDRi.Nt III 4 {. % !. a " x
TERS or "a CE NIURE = N =, WILL II ~ !. y y
4 NrG 90 A. SCArtCEs As We NOM FIND
THE INDI sN.-lfJgs &C Ma "a a -., y,
NLT-. cow RNOflS " tk.- oLA EhOt y
Erss, .UR JTDG : MEaE SLA EnOLD
FRS lBIa MEMBERS OF I1Ndnr.1S-
AMI MOST OF THE MEMBERS OF .AOH X
LEGISLATURE. II " As a BIG d, fHoO A.
And LOFTY INoIl sUIIONs- 30. ace M9S-
Hdrd. -. ..-r,,.-
o.. ALL I HsNE or FER p On Thl9 ~ ~
GA@IDN. AND A. THE TWO GhEAI = = - y
PHONlN-NI HEA- WHICH ] WISH II
LEAVE IMPRINTED on YOUR MEMoE4 ,
A .E,FEN GRATED SOUTH, MD III =
EUTH NASIA DEATH OF The blsANh
EACL ~ lEkICA.-H0raaoe Maynard
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TIE Florence Tines Journal says
''The State Journal OF the nineteenth
iusIsnt, sdited by james B. Bingham,
formerly Of Memphis, who is ackuowl-
edged 10 he the most notorious liar in
the State Of Alabama, published q
statement 10 the effect that Governor
Watts advised the murder OF carpetbsg-
z rs and scalswsgs." This Governor
Watts denies Ia a formal letter, on
which the Tmes-JO1gndl says: Com
neut Is unnecessary. Governor Watts
is known throughout the State, and
eve y body will believe him"
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OUR friend Mr.. John ID. O5erly, Of
tie Cairo Bulletin, last week replied TO
the speech Cf Johu A. Logan, made in
that city previously, relative TO the
civil rights bill. Logan is 8 rabid advo-
cate Of negro equality, and Mr.. obeIly
is d thorough Democrat, q man of mark
g. journalist and publicist, and no
d lubt Senator Logan will remember
him hereafter as one more than worthy
,,r his stssl
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Monday is motion day "a tals court
Ths foI owing Is a list OF cases 10 b tTlea oe-
fore L. Lehman, special judge, commt' ACID 3
Tuesday next at ten o'clock IA The morning.
these cases must be Uist when calleu ::
Is, Haley VS.. Lesth q al; CO.. Levy vs.. Rob
arts; 81. sherman ". MeniuEer; 7l8, ParEs r
vs.. Act uy; 10, Wallcce s. Bigelow; slZ san
oers Brus. q Co vs. Pollock; s6i, -ione vs..
GIOOpei 30 Dammon W.. Richasds; 1913,
Burke Us Bauer; ll27, Stephens VS. Flynn
l4i, stern O. o. vs.. DoboiHs q a.; ll6l, Hall
man vs.. Huui; l55l, Parker vs. Berlin; i5T.
Johnson ys. SBipwiih; lg3', Berln W. Muir
phvs l~5ls Cgeigh Ou- admin -ratOr, vs. Dris-
coll; 80, Hayh V. tirO O4auer; igSS Jones vs..
ElgnIgtpu; 25G, Scott vs. Mil srd; 2l03, For
rest Ns. Payne; 2C6, Shields, administrator,
es DOmmuus; 2fs Lynch vs. Dnifey; z35s.
M-ydEeu vs.. Demmuus; 2ill, shannon vs..
1g uegs steamer - &. Gray; ZiS, Bruce ard
JOhusOn, executors, vs. owen & Co. et 81.
2tf. Balch IS Wolf et al; 2757, Seidner W.
SculOp & Bro; 27J8 5teics vs. Fisher; 27ss, c.
Laresn & O. " Mallory; 2gsq, M-hon vs..
Taylor. .McEwen & Blew: 8ll9, II .ile vs.. b. cker.
TreJsdge OF m court having Oeen called in
10 toe county by the 1cxress of a friend, toe
motions set Tor uO-morIow viii b. continued
{ % the following Monday. Tuesday a calen-
dar VIII be called a. usual.
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RADICAL OUTRAGE.
" haf = & sod Ter the Goose fs GOSd for
she GandeF--t all out United
Etutes Troops.

We published a diEpstch yesterday
On, WllEssBarre. Pennsy Fauia, giving tht
- f.su1 ass of g. OF rrEa0 and uupfoNoAea
f-,-gf q on .n unnamed white nua- ~ ioui
,-l..-r. mel. .l1 which tEe fITmer received sucn
= r. fss a. 20 render Ms recovery hpIDtIesa
- A II uama, showing 1hat the Radicals AL-
~ !. fo =, ,gvoEs a q gin Win the NonserVetlFt-s
-,.,,-,F -. zone lac ion Of the Il pubilcte
g-s.rfy 0-Id a i'leetlug a. Wilson's Station ane
- 81 ~ Npn tried % break tne ineetlnk
~ N'rfIe O. ". COX, "a negro, wa spes AZ =
-. = "a .pti I hiu1 down -rose rush iOf
m. st nd was ma de-, pistol " a. nrto, ane
ore "a the assaIIiuN Y party, a neg o. yet eee4A'
= white man. got him u MS store, bo.lea "
Cenr, md alter strong effort psrsu,,oeo & ti.e
~, tassn ro tslI.r Call 0ut the military
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F,r,, CIreui, eourt-HelaLelI, Judge.

The following is the calendar for Mon
day, October q, 1874: as COyue rs Hey i'd, on
frfal: ST. J. A. Anderson, admr., NJ r. C. Pat
fts9r ef uN;9 n. q. smith, " Edward y.
code. 'tgs J A. Anderson, admir-, ~ J. organ,
admrx. Itq. same, W same; 49, same, vs.
same: AZ S. =. Heatbman, a. ais, vs. Miles
White: 1896, StOlA Z Laird, vs. ". l.. Nsnce ,
TTgQ Barron vs sam Tate and x. c. Brinkley
I5-g Williams " Sample, Mitchell & Cos
l5sS b or fin, recorder. Vs }. Z.
Powers; 1884. =. &. Brown, vs.. r. c BTinkiey
i.6s Cfty of Neuphls vs. James Elder; 1921,
Ner hRnls' national bank ys. q age & FISHER ;
It4g. j. l.. Watkins W. N. .. elch; 1905, I. ..
Raiiev vs. ". RI Mask, 1872, 81. Dsnheiser vs..
T. n Quinn: ll6i Riddle, coleman & 90. vs.
IEN Louder; l655, ). p. MOrTuley vs. Eva
Pfannesle eehl; loo, K. c. Grs CORY Va W. A
seq er: lCs-, r. Douohue v. George Pope; ll2a
Ststs 81 = ennessee vs.. J0hu Donovan, Das
Ab'e. et a!s; l7l9, John smith Va George W.
Check: I77l, ph =. MaOTy -, the Clty
Aaus I775, John P. Tppi1 Va Wsdeott, smith
& Co.
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POLITICAL.


The following appointments have beer
agreed upon for Hon. Barbour Lewis and
Colonel II. Casey Young. candidates for con-
gress. TO address the cinEeDs OF the tenth con-
gresslOual district:
Bolivar, Monday, October s, 1874.
I'ocahon tas, Tuesday, OctCber q, 1874.
Snuisbury, Wednesday. October 2, 1874.
Grand Junction, Thursday, OctoDer s, 1874.
Moscow Friday, October Q, 1874.
= merv1lie, Saturday, Oclopsr 10 ls7i-
Belmont, MOaday, October II, 1914.
Galloway Statii n, Tuesday, Octoher IS, 1874.
shelby Depot, W ednssday, OctOner II, liza.
Raleigh, THURSDAY, October u, 1874
Whitehaveu, Friday, October 10. 1874.
Oakviiie, saturday, October II, 1874.
Memphis, Monday night, October 10, ls7d.
Coluerville. Tuesday, October 20, lS74.
Lagrange, Wednesday, october y, 1874.
Lafayette THURSDAY, October p, 1874.
Macon, Frioay, % stober 2a, 1874.
Germ2 ntOwn, saturday, October "A, 1871.
Bartlett, Monday, October 26, 1874.
J Gcy. Tuesday, Octot eT q, 1874
Other appointments will be hereafter an
nounced, aud the candidates respectfully in
vtte their respective friends aud all persons OF
whatever political views to attend and hear
their discussions. Peace and good order Is re-
quested and fully expected OF all who attend
these discussions, as we are assured the same
will be conducted upon principles Of honor
and strict decorum.
These appointments are pu blished in lieu OF
those heretofore published by Colonel Young,
changes becoming necessary to meet the
wishes Of the two candidates.
NJ. ID. l.. STEWART.
kraN rwaaUa Han - -
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ally In ths arm, and refused 70 allow its fHs.
pafation. He was buried last Monday
John Andrag and James Isham, Oi
Lincoln county, have been bound oyer BY q
I'm Ted States sonann iasioner for attempting "a
pas counterfeit ncfe- Of the II aGers national
bank, OF Chiosao.
DIR. p. r. Stubble6eid Il running
against the Democratic nominee for State
senate la the twenty second district None
bnt ciyii rights bipeds should vote for the
political stubble.
Lewis r. Barnes, Of Jackson county,
sentenced 70 two years Imprisonment In the
panitentiary for asSaul Tag his sister with Ia
tent 10 OutFnge her person, yesterday applied
70 the eourt Of Jackson county 10 reserve
the appeal and let him serve out HIS sentence.
The Brownsville States says: fOur
city IL doing more trading with Mempais in
the dry goods and grocery line this season, /,
than II has done for many years. We are glad
TO see IL, and hope that our merchantS will
continue to patTonize home markets. We
don't see why they go or 70 other points
when they can buy the goods they wanI, just
as cheap In Memphis, as they can in eastern
cities Let them In future, spend their money
at home "
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first Chancerv COurt-R. J. Morgan,
ahaneeiiOr.

Court meets Monday morning at ten
o'clock. The 10 lowing is the calendar for the
day, which viii be called anc the eases tried or
contiH ned. 3, SauCeIlin vs. Sanderiin; 4,
Lyons Ys Gaines; 5, Carter vs. Oonant; 6, Ayrte
v Bradley :, Bradley vs. Ayres: 9, Smlley vs.
Coleman; 10, Tate ys Coleman; ii ktnRsland
ys Coleman; y, White vs. Colemsn, IA, Amis
vs. White; b, Jones, eX pate: % stark vs
tockrel; -, Hawley vs. Carroll; 3, Bradley
vs herausou; @, Loath VI Ferguson; q, Nc
NHhon vs. Ferguson; 29, Iutue vs. Ferguson; !;
~ De Grafenreid y Ferguson: 80, Parks VS.
Ferguson; 81, HOEeu vs. klr0y; ~ Owens vs.
Baugus, -, Davis, eE parIei 81. DuBOse, ex
pare: 90, Garrett Us Garrett: AZ, cake, eX
parte: 43, COX rs Walker; A. Bogsan vs. tow
art: A.. Parker " Han uer: *, Weaver W
Bland: 50, Appersun vs. Adams; So Petit
vs. Brown; q, McC.aaRhan VS. Lee;
Sd. CisybIook " Heidle: g. Thornton vs.
shanB0u; q, 81. & s. Turnpike vs. Blackwell /;
"a. Wickersham vs. Hursley; Il, Mchas vs. NJ G
UOnneli; "A, Parker, ex parte; IS, Parker w
Parker; z6, Cochran vs Gray n, Davis vs.
Paine; a, Pr0vine vs. SieRaTt; 20, Bet is vs.
Titus: s7, Welch vs. Devices; IS, wicker
sham vs. Cheek; 50, Pie an VS. McDavitt
70, Mcneil VI Fafran s5, Rainey vs. Rsine; 90,
Hick vs. Esrly; v, Lsftgieh vs. Buntyn; ",
Glenn " Petit; o., Caldwell vs. Bettis; lei,
ChenOwith Us Abbott; l9S, james W Bettis;
ia, Kirkland vs. Ferguson; t05, GIN vs D. pans;
4 lOS, He~ett Us Loouey; ~, Hall vs. Gale; l22,
yloIet " Bfvsof-: Il8, lack son Insurance com
panv W Hunt; 10, Crane vs. iaheriy; iS0, Da-
ssoekiey vs. rrigg; lSs, ssiiiilnan vs. Davis; 1872
sane ~ lincoln; ls5, McGTath VS. Hinar; l47,
Noe VS. Eullg IS Baxter vs. Baxter.
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The fearful and terrible hurricane
which on Mond sS' last visited Charles
ton. was 60 disa st7ous as TO inhict a
damage Of over hFe hundred thoussI d
dalIars, which, it is needless to say,
under existing circumstances the eit-
zens Of the commercial esPital OF Souih
Carolina are lily able TO besr. FoTtU-
uateIv nolives were lost. 's'be Charles
ton NslCs and Courier says 'nat "lhe
records Of Charleston since the midcle
Of the lat century afford bat SIX IN
aaress o. gales which can be comp Ttd
in vioienoe- ty-rhst Of yesterday. TheNe
occurred in the years 1852, l7S3, 1904,
ISL. 1922, and 1854
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IT will be seen that the cotton eS-
change has taken steps in the direction
Of cheap transportation, and that at last
" long threatening Is likely 20 result
in something tangible. We will say
sg passaJsf, that Mr.. President Gal
breath did well to put Captains Ross and
luther on their committee OF investiga-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-04

The Jackson Dispatch takes the AP-
PEAL TO TASK for saying Of the Jackson
Tribune s.it d0es net believe il patent
outside with Radical reading matter, F"
and wishes to know whether we intend
bv this to "mske the impression, by iD-
o'jrection, that the C0lfTier-HerGld ann
tb,N .D.spatch Of this city, both Of which
use 'patent outsides, sre giving their
read. u Radical resdiDg natter " We
we're , ,ct thinking Of either psper wht d
we Uro e as we did Of the Tribune, and
therefore our remark does not spply to
eitber Of Il en-. We had in view only
papers thar .sre guilty o. "Radioal' out
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Friday, the 9Th se November. 1874,

in mont nf the office OF the Western Union
Telegraph company, on Madison street, be-
tween Main and second streets. Memphis.
Tennessee, between the hours OF 10 O'Clock
a. ~ and pm, ell for cash, to the highest DID
der the interest Of the e-tate OF 7. c. Eastman
in the following described property lying in
said county and state, tO-wit: 2571l acres on
the Mississippi river, fractional range and
fractional sections s and /; beginning at q
stake from which south I27 east 3o links 10 q
cottonwood marked ". B., Wm. BatemRn s
south west corner OF his 200 acre entry on the
eastern narEin or the Mississippi river, known
as the Chute Of Island 20; thence with the
meanders OF said Chute south 2 east 10 chains I;
them nee south % essI chains; thence south
east chains; thence south i5' east chains;
thence south 10o east chains and 50 links TO "a
stake from which north 49o east 40 links 10 r
sycamore marked ]. n. T.; thence east .
chains 10 a large hlack7Rk, h Blockledge ;
northwest corner Of his 300 acre grant; thence
south So east with Biockledge's west boun-
darv linez chains and 50 links TO sweetguna
marked ". J.; thence north 42 chalns and o.
links to q sWeetgum marked W. IL thence
east Il chains and Is links 10 two trees mari ked
w r thence south q chains and 50 links TO q
stake and pointers, Twins corner; thence
east lg chains TO a stake and oak pointer ;
thence north passing through 3 lake AZ 5
chains IL chains dlagonally, IN all 10 chains;
thence west passing long pond at chains
and 30 links passing Bartons southeast cor
ner At 25 chains, in all 81 chains ard 81 links
70 fhe beginning. Equity Of re lem ption Is
waived. Title believed TO be perfect
II. B. MARTIN, Trustee.
Wilson & Beard, attorneys. oot4
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Mt-Mt.HIa- Oclnnar 4. Isla.
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i2 Court St.. corner Third.
VISITING, DINNER, RECEPTION
AND BALL DRESSES.

Riding Habits, Jackets, ClOaks, Maniles,
And every garment at presentworn. Also,
Hats. BOanets. Head-DrEsses, Floral
Parures, Brtda4 Wells, Eie..
IN the best manner and al reasonable prices.