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QUIZ ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT
Some Points from General Benet's last
Report, and Suggestions for it's
Further Management.

WASHINGTON, October 3.-GeDeraI
Benet, chief VI the ordnance depart ment, SAYS
In his an q pat report that not less han half q
million OF dollars should be annually az
pended on the National army, not only as a
measure OF economy in producing the best
arm Tor the least money, but in the Interest of
the rountIy 10 make gradual but sure accu-
mutation OF the be weapons as a reserve in
case OF war. certainly not less than half a
million OF the best arms should be mar ufac-
tured a rapidly as the monetary eondit on Of
the country " II permit General Benet saws
a board I'm posed OF Majors Crispln, Tead we'll
and Baylor, OF tae ordnance department, was
authorized, and after several months or pa
uent ana careful investi gation has made
this report TnS board strongly recorn-
mends the retention Of the Springfield arInory
and Frankfort arsenal and the estaRushment
OF grand arsenal in the vicinity OF New
oTk, Tor manufacturing purposes, retaining
the Indiana poiis arsenal, in Indiana: the
kenns bee arsenal, in Maine; the Fort Mon
roe arsenal, IN Virgin a; and the A gusta ar
senal, IN georgia, as places for forage and re-
pair. They recommend The sale of the a Ie-
gheny, Columbus, Detroit, PikesYille, Water
Ynet, WATERFOWL aud Washington arsepalH
the sales to be made as Rapidly as circum.
stances may permit, and the prOceeds to be
devoted 10 the purchase OF a site and the erec-
tion OF a building for a grau0 arsenal. He
says; 81 heartily concur in these reconlmen-
datlons, and invoke ia vorabIe Consideration
on tne part OF the secretary OF war and or con-
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PENNS YLvANIA.
PHILADELPHIA


PHILADELPHIA, November 4.-The
following is the result in Pennsylvania: Blair
county gives 200 Republican majority, and
NJ - can county 100 Republican majority.
(Omplete returns OF the city wards give Ohm
stead, Republican, for lieutenant governor,
l2,7i6 majority; shepherd, Democrat, for dis
trict attorney, 100 majority, Goddard, Demo-
cIat, Tor coroner, 1883 10 torlty. All the rest
Of the city ticket Is Republican by about u 900
majority. Inc n eSS report concede. the cleo
ton OF u DEMOCRATIC congressman in the
cl aims the State by 1890 A dispatch from
ToWanda this morning claims the election or
Joseph Powell, Democrat, In the fifteenth dis
trict-an additional Republican loss. Kelly
aud O'Neil, Republicans, and Randall, Dem
ocrat, are erected TO congress. The first and
sixth districts are close and siill in doubt. In
oerks county the Democratic majority Is es IL
mated at $500. Perry county is 100 Democrat
&c mai ortty; JunisJa county, as Democratic.
Schuylk II county, 1900 Democratic; Mantour
county, 5S6 Democratic; Huntington 400 Re
publican; Bradford, 100 Republican. Reilly,
Democrat, for congress, has 800 majority, and
Collins, Democrat, 5i3 majority.
PITTSBURG.
PITrsBURG, November 4.-Returns
from the twenty-third congressional district
up 10 this time give Cochran, Democrat, a
sfight majority. Wallace, Republican, Is
elected ia the twenty-fourtn district Indi-
ana county gives 100 Repn ollean majority on
the State ticket. jefferson county estimated
at 800 Democratic majority. Washing ton
county, Republican majority $50. Westmore-
land gives ABOUT 100 Democratic ms ority FOR
Htate and congressional tickets. Laurence
county gives 1850 Republican majority on the
'''''' wa wILKEsBARRE.
WILKsBARRE, November Nv. w.
Kstchum, Republican, defeats Colonel
Wright, Democ al,for congress. in the twelfth
district, By 500 maj 0rity. =. d. Collins. Demo
crat In the eleventh dis trIct, is elected oveI
butler, Republican, py from ZOO to 5000 ma
joriIy.
in Alleg heny county, appear stiu more dis
astrous 70 the Republican Interests, As fuller
returns are received. Both districts OF this
county have elected Democratic congress
men, while the delegation 70 the state Assem-
bly, stands eleven Democrats 10 SIX Repub'i
cans, with the entire county ticket almos
certainly elected. 10 the western part OF thi.
state, the latest returns indicate democratic
victories in the seventeenth, ghtesotb
| twentieth, tv suty first TWEEN y-second, TWEEN
! ty.third, twenty-ufth, twonty-slxtn. sns
] twenty-sevenin congressional districis. II
/ nye Of the western counties OF this state, th'
/ Democrats gain eight esaemblymen. IL I
bersIy pos i6se thai on Joint ballot In tn
I general assembly, the kepublsoans will hav
& snail N toT1iy, enabling them 70 elest
United Statss sepapog,
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NEW YORK Octob 2-The follow
ing correspondence was published here yes
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/ last Friday, under shocking circumstances.
He was dragged through the woods by z run
away mule, and literally beaten to death, his
foot having caught in the stlrrup.
The Augusta ConstitutiOgoyisf, COM
mentiDg on Mr. Hills Augusta speech, saws
''fhe nd cdptazsdUEa gument that Grant has
a fixed policy Of interfering with southern
state governments tor Radical interest viii
not hold water"
According to official returns, the next
Georgia legislature win be a. follows: In the
senate, one Radical, two Independent Demo-
Gratis and fOrty-oDe straight Democrats: hOnsa
four Radicals, twelve independent Democrats
and one hundred and fifty-nine straight DEM
Ocrats. There viii be three negroes in the
house.
The ThOmasville Enterprise SAYS that
Mr.. George AGrath, Of that place. planted
one acre OF ground near his house in corn tnig
year, and gathered from IL something over
nifty bushels OF corn. This land was common
piue land, had Ueeu in cu,ti Walton for over
twenty years, and had never been improved
prior 70 this ear.
The RehobOth association OF Baptists
OF Houston county have, concerning the uni
ficstiOu OF ali Georgia colleges with the State
university, resolved that I'VE, as Baptists are
not wiiliugto entertain any proposition what /.
ever TIA II Will give 70 any other Than Baptists
the slightest influence in the management or
Mercer university"
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MASSACHUSETTS.
BOSTON.

BOSTON November 4.-Gsston, Demo-
cratic candidate for governor, is elected by a
plurality Of 1917. All Of the Republican state
ticket, except talbot for governor, is elected.
For. congress, Burlington, Republi can, Is elect
ed In the first district by 4429; Harris Repuoli-
publican, in the third by 1892; Frost, Republi-
can, in the fourth by 80; Balks, Independent,
in the ifth by SOS; Thompson, Democrat, In
the six by 972; Tsrbox, Democrat, In the
seventh by i470; Warren, Democrat in the
eighth by 574; Hosr, Republican, in the ninth
by 40; 1eeley, independent Republican, in
he tenth by $40; Chaplin, Democrat. in the
eleventh by $40. The legislature, which Is
largely opposed to prohibiti1n, viii stand !:
eenate-kepublicanss al Democrats 10.
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NEVADA.


SAN FRANCISCO, November 4.-The
latest from Nevada indicates the reelection
OF Bradley, Democrat, for governor, with a
stand-of between Ellis, Democrat, and Wood
hurn. Republican,, for congress. In Storey,
Iyou and ugrmsby counties the Republican
we ticket has been elected, which will
These. added 10 the nine Republican hold
overs make twenty nine, with indications
that enough other counties have gone Re-
Sharon the requisite thirty -eight votes on
Joint ballot TO elect him United states sem
ator. The Republicans clai N that Noodburn
is elected to congress, with the suoeTnatorlai
once doubtful as between Bradley and
HazlItt.
The returns so far leave the election of con-
gressmen of Nevada in doubt ELLIS, Demo-
SrHJ. is probably elected. Bradley, for COVER
nor claims over 1000 majority. II is conceded
tn at the Sharon legislative ticket is elected.
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KENTUCKY.
CoVINGTON.


CINCINNATI, November 4.-The vote
at Covington, Kentucky, yesterday gave
Jones, Democrat, for congress, 6lS majority,
The city vot, In favor of the whisky license
by 45O maj Jrity.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, November 1.-The CoH-
rfeT Jour7ld returns show the election OF q
full Democratic delegation from Kentucky.
In the first district Boone beats Pickett, Re
publican, and Turner, Independent, by a
large majority. In the second district, John
Young Brown is reelected by about 5000 ma
j0rity over Weir, Republican, ana SMITH, In
dependent. N the third district, Nil iken is
1 e-eIeoted by al increased majority over
CORN, Kepubl can, and Butler, coiOred. In
the four district, ]. Proctor Knott is re- elect
ed By about zoos majority over Hill, indie
pendent. In the fifth district Parsons beats
two Independent candidates by five TO one.
Louisville is in the NTH district. In the
seventh district, Blackburn has 500 majority
over Marshall, Independent. In the eighth
dis rict, Durham Is reelected without Oppo-
sition. he returns from the ninth district
indicate the election OF Coo kreu By 1000 ma
jority over White, Republic an. In the tenth
district, Clarke has 1900 majority over Means,
Republican.
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ALAB
MONTGOMERY.

MONTGOMERY, November Enough
gains are reported to insure the election OF
the Democratic ~tate ticket by from 60J0 to
IL, 600 sma jority. Five congl essmen are GER
tainly elected, aud probably two others, and
there is a Democratic majority in the legis-
lature. More negroes voted The Democratic
ticket than whites voted the kad. cal ticket
Democratic gains are reported from every
county heard from except Sumter.
Cnoffi sial returns irJm twenty-eight coun-
ties show a net Democratic gain of 10000. This
includes Sumter and Greene counties, ana 1t
overeOmes the Republican majority of 1874
ma leaves the Democrats 1850 ahead. There
are thirty->even counties TO hear from which
will Increase the Democratic IN ,joriJy to 5000
or 5000. II is one of the largest votes ever Cast
IN the ate. HARRISON, cOiored Republican,
in the first district; Bradford, Demo rat, in
he third; Hays, Republican, in the fourth !:
Caldwell Democrat, in the nth; Hewitt,
Democrat, IN the sixth; and Lewis and For
new Democ ats, for the state al large, are I'M
doubleday elected TO congress Williams,
Democrat, in the second district, is PROBABLY
elected over Rapier by 90 majority. This
gives Democratic gain of three congressman.
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ILLINOIS.
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, November 4.-The return
from the first, second and third congressional
districts sre still incomplete, aud the vote in
ali is so close that without a full return IL Is
impossible to state positively the result in any
OF them. Lake county gives FRrwell only a
msjori Y, but he claims msj GRITTY OF lF IN
Cook. which of course will elect him. Harri-
son Is probably elected over Warn In the
second district, while the friends OF both
smith and Garfield are claiming the cleo
ton in the first district. Reports from the
publican State ticket by a decreased majority,
with light aggregate in mot localities. The
resu I OF the congressional election rs 50 tar
unchanged from The estimate sent last mig I.
The result of the cong essional election In
Hi uois, outside Of the first, c. nd and third
districts, is as follows, the maiorities ueing es-
timated In round numbers from returns al
rea y received: Fourth district, Hur but, Re-
publican, 1000 majority; dfth, B1rchsrd, Re-
publican (re-electehl, 800; sixth, Henderson,
uepub lean 5000; ssv. n b. Campbell, indepen.
dent Republican, 800; eighth, Fort. Republi-
can, 500; ninth, Whiting. Republican, 2o8;
tenth, Bagby, Democrat, Leo. eleventh, Wike,
Democrat, 1000; twelfth, Springer, DsmOcrat,
1900 ;thir teenth, Stevenson, Democrat, 1000 four
tenth Cannon. Republican (re-elected), 500;
fifteenth, Eden, Democrat (re-eleciedl, 100;
sixteenth, Sparks, Democrat 200; seventh,
Morris, Democrat (re-electedl 400; eighteenth,
Hartzell, Democrat. 1000; nineteenth, Ander-
son, Independent d -mocrat, 1000; In the first
district Cau;held, Democrat, is elected by q
mai GRITTY of 500 to 800. In The second district
the Democrats claim Harr1son's election by 8
votes, and the Republicans claim " arc 3 cleo
ton by IL. In the third district Farvell, Re-
publican, is how reported defeated, by 294
votes, but II will take the official vote of
all the precincts to determine the matter.
Taking the above estimates of the maj critics
on the congressional tickets, the Democrats
have a net majority OF 1000 or 1900 on the
state ticket, which will probably re increased
TO A,000 on the superintendent Of public in
structton, Etter, who was the candidate both
o. the Democrats and independents; but the
opp sltion vote on state treasurer being
divided between Moore, Independent, and
Carroll, Democrat, Ridgeway, Republican, is
doubtless elected. Cook county, however,
gives Carroll about 5000 majority.
CAIRO.
CAIRO, November 4.-Returns from
seven of the ten counties composing the eigh
tenth district indicate a majority of over l400
for HRrtzel, ID mocrat, for congress. The Re-
publicans concede his election by 100, which
Is Democratic gain of 200.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
CHARLEsToN.

CHARLESTON, November 4.-Returns
come in very slowly. The contest for gov
ernor is still in doubt, with the chances favor
ing Chamberlain (Republican). The election
Of Mackey (Fusion) from the second district,
and Smslls (colored Republican, from the nth
district, is conceded. In the fourth district
the vote is close between Wallace and Kerr
shaw. The other districts are still in doubt
Add Milwaukee
Returns now leave little doubt thst the del
egstion in congress stands six Republicans to
two Democrats The Republicans have about
600 majority In the state OF the vote for con-
gressmeu. Both houses Of the legislature are
Republican; sjority on JOINT ballot about 30
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NEW YORK.
NEW YORK CITY.


NEW YORK, November 4-The DEM
oeratic State ticket has majority in King
county of Is OOO. Winchester Britton, who
was removed from the office of district attor-
ney by Governor Dix, and nominated for re-
election by the Democrats, is returned by
more than 5000 majority over General Crooke,
at present represep tative in congress.
Tables made up tonight OF members elect
TO the next United States house of represent
atives show a Democratic majority of Of. 1t
l. reported that Pennsylvania has gone Dem
ocratic by 800 TO 5000 majority, with Is Demo-
cratic and IL Republican congressman. Boss
Republican reelected 10 congress from the
thirty second district of New York.
OSWEGO.
OswEao, November 4.-William H.
Baker, Republican, is elected fTom the TWEEN
ty-fOurIh congressional district. Henry Il.
Hathorn, Republican, is elected from the
twentieth district by probably 1900 majority.
ALBANY.
ALBANY, November Adams, Re-
publican, is elected to congress from this dis
tTict.
NEWBERG.
NEwBERG, November 4.--Beebe,
Democrat, is elected to congress from the
fourteenth district by over 5000 majority,
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MARRIED.

LoWDER-LOWRAECE-oR Wednesday,
November 4th, at the residence Of Rev. Dr.
COniey, In Hope1eld, Arkansas, Rev. Dr. Con
ley officiating, Mr.. u. c. LOwDER, OF Arkansas,
and Miss A. s, BOwRANCE, OF Memphis.
ENEINGS-CRUEE-A the residence Of
the brides mother, by Rev. Mr.. Joiner, Mr.
LATE JENNINGS, Of this city, to Miss LETITIA
CEUHK, of Decatur, Ala. No cards
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MISSI sSIPPI.

At Pamela cotton sells for twelve and
thirteen cents.
The grand council OF the United
Friends OF Temperance Of Mississippi, meets
a. Water Valley 10 morrow.
Jonathan Lows Clubhouse, three miles
south Of Sardis, was recently burned, with
TWENTY-FIVE nal S Of cotton, sixteen Of which
be onged 70 John FalEner. NO insurance,
Since January 2lst, Governor Anes,
OF Mississippi, hes pardoned ten psnitsntiary
convices. one only being white person. Lieu,
tenant Governor Davis, while Rcrng-zovernoF
pardored forty.one negroes.
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WISCONSIN.
MILWAUKEE.

MILWAUKEE, October 4.-Results as
stated in last nights dispatches are generally
con drmed by later returns. The Republicans
have elected to congress Williams, Coswell,
Magoon, Kimball, Rusk and M'DiiL TIE
democrats have elected Burchard and Lynde,
and the Democrats here claim Bauck over
KimbaIl. The Democrats conoede RepubH
can majority on a joint ballot in the legisla-
majority at 1900. a dispatch from the chair
man of the Republican State central commit
tee just received, claims six congressman and
from ten to twenty majority in the legislature.
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AUGUSTA.

AUGUSTA, November 4.-Hartridge,
Democrat, for congress, is certainly elected
smith, Democrat, Is elected by 1850 majority
, The returns from Florida come In slowly
The r dicatiOns are that both districts elect
he publicans TO congress
Dabney is elected 10 congress from the sew
enth district by 200 or 800 majo 1ty. The entire
delegation to congress Is Democratic, beyond
doubt Mayor Spencer, of Atlanta, and other
prominent citizens were arrested to-day for
Violation Of the enforcement act.
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9. VENDIG,
DIG MAIN @T.
Non.Resident Notice.

No. 52S-In the Second Chanesry Court OF
Shelby county, Tennessee +. W. RoseDthal
ct al. VS.. Jos GrieshaDer ct al.
IL appearing from the cross-bfu and amend
ed crcss-bIl whicn is sworn to Ia this cause
unknown heirs OF Henry heiohod and Z.
HeiehOh, airs BoD-reSldeuts OF the State OF
Tennessee;
IL Is therefore ordered by the Clerk and
Master, That they make their appearanceh here
in, at the courthouse OF the Second Chancery
Court, in the city of Memphis Tennessee, on
or before the first Monday in November, 1874,
and plead, answer or demur 70 the Gro s. btll
OF Fred. Dreisagecksr o. the same will be
taken for confessed as TO them and set for
hearinx exparte; ana that 3 copy Of this Or
der be published once q week, for Jour succes-
sive weeks. in the Memphis Appeal.
This September q ls71.
u. ID. /. STEWART, Clerk aud Mester,
BY Geo. Manery, Deputy Q. and n.
Geo. W, Winchester. sol for compl'nt. lived
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wis........ RE EtfheTS-ga3a
West Virginia. Boreman ~ Democrat gain.
Wisconsln..-....C Carpenter.
Thus, In brief, the Democratic gains
that have been made during the past
year, to take effect March 4, 1875 are:
Connecticut, Eaton In place Of Bucklng-
ham; Indiana, Democrat In place OF
Pratt; Kansas, Harvey independently In
place OF Crozier; Texas, Msxey in place
of Flanagan; Virginia, Withers In place
of Lewis; West Virginia, 8 Democrat
in place of Foreman, an opposition gain
OF s already. To these Tennessee, Flori-
ds, Pennsylvania and Nevada will add
each, which will make q total
Democratic gain in the senate OF
10, and will fix the relative stand
ing OF parties In that one-time au-
gust body in the forty-fourth congress,
Republicans, 80; Democrats and oppOsi-
ton combined, So. At pr eseut 1t stands:
Republicans, AZ; vacancy louisiana,
/; Democrats and opposition, "A. A
change from Is to Republican majority
will be q great Improvement, and In
many instances, as has been suggested,
there are three independent Republican
senstOrs-Alcorn, Of Mississippi; Rob
ertson, of South Carolina, and Ferry, of
Connecticut-who can be depended up
on to vote with the opposition, in which
cases the administration majority will
lie reduced to nothing. In two years
more, however, and in time to give
the Democratic administration of
1877 a substantial backing, the
Republican majority in the SEN
ate can be wiped out entirely. To
50 glorious a eonsummation let US all
labor, intelligently and discreetly. Lei
US remember that the Democracy, as a
national party, is just emerging from
the fatality Of seventeen years Of defeat
and overwhelming disaster; that, lifted
up and reinvigorated as it has been by
the people, it is only as trisl-test Of its
to rule and govern wisely, and
Ia accordance with the constitution as it
Is, We of the south especially must act
IN moderation, and do all we can, in
Justice to ourselves, to disarm the ne
gro Of the prejudices with which |
lis mind has been filed against US. We
must dispel his spprehensions and dis.
rusts Of us, and prove to him that We
re not disposed to trench upon his rights
md liberties, but that in a spirit
# fairness, OF justice and equity
our responsibilities and
we will protect and
Iefend them in them all. Let us, too,
rove to the Republicans of the north
hat we are Americans as they are; that
We have the same interest in the cOun-
~, and in party ascendancy seek
My the good Of the republic, whose
Tory is ours, and whose still glorious
1ture we must share. Above all, let US
stisfy our brethren OF the north, who
ave, by their votes, made it possible
Or US to shout "Victoryw that We are
7orthy Of their confidence, and will
ontinue to deserve it by faithful sd-
erence TO the principles OF the Demo-
ratio party.
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mIDDLE TANNEssRR.
COLUMBIA,

COLUMBIA.
Special to the Appeal
COLUMBIA, November 4.-Whit-
thornes majority in Maury, Williamson and
Giles, with eight precints to hear from, Is 55o5.
No returns are in yet from Lawrence, Kick
man and Wayne counties. They will swell
his majority to fully 5000. Boyd, Democrat.
for the State senate, has r majority over
Gregory, Republican, Of 1893. Glenn, Ter the
lower house, Democrat, has a majority ofseS4.
Toon, Democrat, for hoater, has 1921 majority.
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MARYLAND.
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, November 4.-Further
returns from the sixth congressional district,
which seem reliable though not official, indi-
cate the election Of Walsh, Democrat, 10 con-
gress over LoWndes, Republican, the present
member. This will make the entire delega-
finr Dannncrafic
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DIED.

BoWEN-On the 4th instant at am, Mrs.
EINETTY BOWEN, widow Of the late Arthur
Bowen, in her 18th year.
Friends Of the family are respectfully In
yited 70 attend her funeral from her late resi- -.
denee, No. 42s Main street, this CTaU RsDAYy
afternoon, at O'Clock.
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MINNESOTA.
ST. PAUL.

ST.. PAUL, November 4.-Returns this
evening are more favorable to the Republi-
can candidates for congress. King is cert Elm
~ elected in the third district by email ma
tority, possl oily 1000, and Straight, Republican,
mas carried the second district. Nothing def
mite regarding the legislature.
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ARKANSAS.


LITTLE Rock, October 4.-Euough
returns have been received 20 indicate VIII,
considerable certainty that GauEo Is elected
in the third, and Gunter in the fourth nom
gressional districts. They are all the Demo-
cratic Conservative nominees. Hines. kenub-
lean, carries this (Pulask0 county by 10
majority. 1t Is the only county, as lar as
heard from. that he carried.
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HEADQUARTERS CHICKAsAw GUAr Ds,
MEMPHIS, November 4, 1874.
Order No. y.
rIlhE members OF this command will meet at
4 their ArmOry on Court street TONIC HI,
a. ~ O'Clock, armed and equipped for COM
pany drill.
By order r. 2. DUNCAN, Capt. COm'dg.
RICHARD WRIGHT. acting o. :
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A PRIVATE dispatch from Nashville
last night says that Roderick Ramrod
Butler is certainly beaten in the first
congressional district by fifteen hundred
yOtes
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FI1HE stated communication OF Leila a
4 Scott Lodge, NO. %, viii be held thisNAI
CI = URSDAY) evening, at O'Clock, forN
dispateh OF business. All n. MS are frater.
nail. invited.
By order VIM. FRANK " N
A. g. MYERS, SAsrefarv- 1o5