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DEgorRArsI BE on YOUa GUARD

DE gOURAFsI BE on YOUR GUARD :
We copy as follows the tickets now
be ng CIR uiated by the Radical and in
dependent managers, to be voted by
tn ir dupes aud camp-followers on Tues
dsy ext o .e Of them is prepared with
grsst cunning for the Democrats; the
9th 2 the second in order is for the
u-g res g -uch ignorant 'gumps" SIS
csr b- csugi [, as base -ballers Rould say,
on TIE f.. We trust the Democracy Of
tn lenth district will he on the alert for
these ticket, snd that all members of
th4 ex, eutive and subcommittee, to-
gs.her with charengers and electioneer
sr, will not fa,l TO be careful and see
that there are plenty OF our regular tick
cts at ali polHug-places. These despe-
rsdos are working with vim and ener-
", and We cannot be too wstchful
to def-a aud overcome them. Their
frst icke T. headed:
DEMO Ratio & REPUBLICAN
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THE SAFE BURGLARY.
COnfinua;iOR OF the Evidence 10 Ihs
trial of the sa sfesI Thieves NJ
Washington.

WAsHINGTON. October 3l.-Tha safe.
burglary tria was resumed to-day b. tue con
unuatlon OF tie CT - examination o. Hayi
oy Mr. Dayidge, counsel for Cefrudau-s.
HAYS said he never engaged IN any illegsl
or disropuJa,ie business until ne Wenl 10
Washington for the secret service diyis on
Severa extracts from the congress committee
Icpo l. were read, and witness was asked II
ne CiI not sweRrtO such things, Hays said
a. did not: that there were several MISTAKES
n that report as 70 dates witness had studied
thai DO very thoroughly.
MI. Das1dge-Weu, now, Mr.. HAYS, you
must behave yourself, OF YOU will be made 10
DO II, and the court VII lake hold of you.
Judge Humphrey s-h ell, Mr.. Daviage, the
witness hss right TO project himself
Mr. pavldse-. OF by lmPudence, your
honor.
Judge Hulnphreys-I can't tell how far i'm.
pude Ice may be re orted @.
ar. Davidge-Well, am not aware that
mern that mark.
Judg5 Humphrey s-NOw sit down, Mr. Bs-
vidgs, Cr you wis be made 10 do 50.
Mr.. DsTidge-NeTy wei, sir.
Al another 81 sge in the cross-ex ami sttOu
ptvidge said; al want 10 read an ext act from
the report ID ask witness II Il Is rue" de
commenced aiding the report. HarTt gton
said after itness had left The committee
T 0ms and The defense OBJ ected strDDgIy. the
Judge refused 70 allow u 90 be eau Ia tue
lreseucs uf he sury, and said, "AIr. Dav ldge,
you know how 70 y The toundatlon for the
contradiction Of the v illness, aud in a legal
manner, Out 10 you undertake 20 bring IN any
M * here under the pretense o. ies.lty that
ought not & come in M. DaNidge, Inter
ruptlng, said, y our hOnur, cannot proceed
in this case II 1 am 10 be thus lnsul ed /"
Judge Hum phreys -sWil YOU lust sit
down a minute. noW2 Tbis word pre-
tense is not u-ed In the sense OF i'm
peachlns your sense OF honor or in any
such objectionable ma Irer, but IN a legal
way sou are introducing what has not really
right to be admitted % Dayidge-"Y. ur
honor can al least al Ow me 10 rsuuce the
proposition U wiICing and note the eKcep-
uOue' Davidg- cOmmeu~ed 10 write, wnen
Hnaa ~ a
directed DsvIdge 70 read what he had writ
ten when the court sustained the oDiectl on.
Davidge was a out 70 submit another prope-
a when the court obje tea 10 long delay and
gave Davldge the pIiVll-g- Of ca Iing this wit
res some Olber time. Before tue court ad-
tne sum OF i've thousand Z o-IIars ~ appear for
trial next term
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MRS. M. A. RICE,
FASHIONABLE
DRESS, SUIT & CLOAK MAKING,
~. 23& MAIN STREET.
Cutting and Fitting auectaItv
Memphis Building and Savings
Association.

FfNHE regular nlonthly meeting OF the EeEn-
L phis BufI0fag aud eavfngS AssOeia-
ttOR will Re held MONDAY ENENING.
Nov. ID, n : O'Clock, a. the Office OF the
Manhattan Life Insurance Company, No. Al
Madison street. a. he mem hers are requested
10 pay Their dues daring the day, 80 As not TO
delay the meeting In the evening. The fines
VIII be positively and strictly enforced upon
ALI who DO not pay promptly on the above
date. BY order OF g. n. JUDAH, Pres't.
=. SrUnM, Secretary. nGvi
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CLOSE UP.
An Example 90 AIT ssUssEess 1ert-Hames
OF merchants Whp VIII Close
Oa Tuesday.

We the undersigned, merchants and
business men OF the city Of Mem phls, agree
T. close our respective places OF ou~ine5s on
7 e-day nexT, November Sd, from twelve
O'Clock until four o'clock in the alter
noon for the purpose Of allowing our clerks
and employees 70 attend the election on that
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DIED.

HEDIIGER-Ye esterday morning, OctOber % ,
1879. of brain fever, DAIsEY ELIZAB BETH. infant
daughter Of EEhard and Emile HedIksr.
Funeral to-day SUNDAY at O'Clock pm,
from the residence, corner Quimby and Robe
son streets.
LEE October 2Sth. az Chicago, NELLIE,
youngest child of the late Judge Harry s. Lee,
OF this city, aged years.
SWAN-On the evening Of October 30th,
THus. 5wAS, late President OF Pole Bearers
Association.
Funeral viii take place nom his late resi-
dence, corner Main and Auction Streets this
(SUNIAYI afternoon at one o'clock. His
friends are invited 20 attend.
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MARRIED

CLARE-MALoSE-A the residence Of
]. Il. Mcclellan, ESQ, On the 29th ult. by Rev.
]. H. Gray, Mr.. j. c. CLARKE, OF C0vington,
Tennessee, and Miss LUTA MALONE, of Mem
phis.
WRIGBT-WOOD--On the 18th october,
1874, at tho residence OF the BRIDES father, at
Idle wild, Barren county, Kentucky, by Rev.
r. X. SmoOt, Mr.. JAS. z. WRIGHT, OF Mem
phis. Tennessee. and Mis- LIZZIE WooD.
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duly sober.
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GRANrINIsza.
FseIer for the Third Term ThroaR b
the Cincinaati Gazette.

CINCANNATI, October 30.--The Gazette
publishes this morning letter from President
Grant by his permission, given yesterday.
The following Is the explanation OF the Sdz-
etc and the letter OF the President: "in 49,,
when IL was found tbat Grant would be re-
nominated, the report was circulated that in
view OF tine many groundiess reports as 10 his
seeking the nom lnHttJD ne would decline 70
be a candidate. SO positive we're the reports
ON this pOiut- That in Nay, 1872 we wrote him
private ietter on the subject, 70 which 8
reply was received, which We are now per-
mitted 70 print. This has nothln ng directly to
do with The third term. but it SHOWS how
Grant feit with reference 10 the first and se-
cond te' ms and VIII serve 70 disabuse the
minds Of those who honestly believe that The
President is capable OF scheming for a rs-
nomination in 1876"
ExECUTIvE MANSION
WAsHINGros, ID. G., May IA, 1874.
DEAR SIR-Hour honor OF the tenth
instant, saying thar the managers Of the tfd-
seffe had decided to come oct sQusreiy for my
nOnil alton at Ph ladelphia, June 5th. prox-
inO when they were met by the report that
] would either decline being a candidate be-
lore the convention or would decline after
nomination, was received last ntgnt after
leaving my Office for the day. caused & dis-
patch 10 be sent 70 you to the effect mat the
report was without any authority whatever.
ana not in the babitof writing letters on p0-
litlcal subjects, and especially have I never
written a letter calculated 10 inhoence q con
vention as TO who should be candidates before
It or selected by il. But your letter is of such
a mature as % properly demand an answer
more particularly as sOu say you will treat
my response as strictly confidential. Now 1
Will say that never proclaimed myself a
candidate either before the convention which
meets in Phliadelphia this ear, nor the con-
yentiOn which was neld IN Chicsgo four years
ago. have never written a line, done an act,
nor, believe ! can say with truth, enter
tanned thought calculated 10 produce action
by the Republican party in lavOr Of my
promotion over that OF any other man IN 10
who might be their choice. l do now, as
did four years ago, sincerely believe that the
Interests OF the whole country demand the
success OF the Republican party. II deemed
advisable am willing 70 make any sacri1ce
70 accomplish that success. feel that L did
not make a sacrifice in giving up a high PO-
sitiOn 20 highly priced by me-One created by
an sppreciatiye public, for which act ! can
never thank them sufficiently. Now, If can
De OF any service to ths party that chose me-
then shall render that service conscien-
tiOusly and TO the best of my ability. The
personal sacrifice made four years ago cannot
be made now With great respect, your
obSdient serYaut, U. 5. GRANT.
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Gage & Fisher, Martin Hiilman,
*. =. Anderson q CO., Mosbv, Hunt & Co,
ID. A. Clark .c Co, Ely, Harvey 4 Richard-
DrE.ll HrOt hers & Co., SOD,
Clarke, johnson q Co, +. l. Warner,
q. A. rckerly. j. 81. Williams d Co,
Day & PrOudiL A Seinhardt,
q ii .er a Deute, CochFaa, ClrOde & Co.,
Stanton q Moore, \. NaccRrO * Co...
Selden, Hicks a 90, Eutls0d, freeman 0CO,
A. } Roach Il Co., Buchanan, Horton &Co
Wait 81 Lewis, L. Lannam 4 Co.,
stewart, q wynn 4 Co., Al Vaughan & Co..
Hll, Fuu tain & Co., Day, kealhOfer Il Co.,
r. NJ. White * Co, Brooks Neely q Co.
Hendrix, Carter * Co., NJ L. MeachaTn & Co.,
BOYLE q Chapman, Memphis Wood " OrlSs,
raw or ,G Duffn, Furstenheim & Co.,
s. kaufman Bro, L. POdesta & Co,
klrCiugt ton 81 novel;, II. kOsenthai,
Edmonds, PetugreW III. Y. Carter,
G Co. A. n. Edmonds,
]. p Johnson. Guy, Mcclellan Il Co.,
Pearce Suggs & Co. Schoolhe,a, HanaueI
Stla5t5a 3 Weiif0ri, White. Iangstua & Co.
NJ Gavin N Co. j. N. James * Sons,
Ferguson q Prlvett Bryson * Camp.
S. Vsndig - m. & 5. Jack & Co..
J. ubrie Bros, Lyle x Shields,
Frauk & Bessaner, 3 q. Miller 4 Co.,
j. ". Heath & Co., Dnffy & Carev,
", Miller, ". :. JhapskN,
Il. Morris s Bro. :, W. s;empler K Co.,
Jo5n SlLsughln. VIZ. .Cayanaugh s Co.
] Thomas % ross q Co.. :. SnW artz,
Armstrong. y ALL a Co., J. Qulg ey.
j hu laly, W. II. wilkinson q Co
+. Ur4ansgt & Co.. J. A. Austin.
Coz bar ~ t5liliiand, Wheeler. .PickeBs X Co.
} RoeAher. II. Z. Witkowsky,
Martin 8 Co.. q. d. Hoist q Bro,
frame SEQ * " iZgin, Baxter, ,Trezevant go
/ <. -G-ruper g. 20, klce. -JiNtv Co.,
I r8y ipY. joy g. Co.. jOhnstOu a Co..
A. e ball. h 0l lnnaudCo, SchWab n Co..
: Touhe, Ho liweii CrockettSUS
ii. =. NoAeubeTg, q. r Prescott s. Co
I --sltlrtanuN 81 Bro. George Bermann,
Gideon j. Pillow, j. NJ. Brudstreet son
SEEMING 4 Jones, Jsmes Spstd.
Friedman s. Bro. 3. r. emmes a Co.,
. s. N1L.sueId * o.. jOhuztun & Vance,
: ID &. fiarnaDV, J. ;. Hatcher & Co.,
/ r A. Benson. ". Hale,
Z 1ae.gtfistiue & Bros. 4. Woifensteim.
+ NJ. Fuller. -eabroOk N Buford,
B Luiiman a. Vienna, john SWrla,
. Sptcer q Ryan, Ed. r. MiChot,
! Leopold GOepel, l.. n. Dean,
f James Hainer, j. B. RicaIdi q Co.,
: II. Coarad smith, 2. Roper,
. g. al. Ef.rr dor
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- o. y = y n 80
The Cincinu At Commercial has been
-pecu'atiug upon the result Of the cleo
Iiaus on Tuesday next, a. they viii
lie he pereepsibe ia the next house
Of =. .nr..ssnfaIiNaa.
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REHSCRAtEo mEETISG AT OQLLIER-
VsNaE FESEEanAT

There was quite large attendance to
hear the speaking yesterday at Collier
vile. MsJor sykes, Colonel Logwood,
and the candidates foT the senate and
souss-Msssrs. Finlay, RoHsh and
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W ASHLhGTON, October 3l.-IhOse
vino have the best opportunity OF knowing,
say the Presidents letter, published to-day,
addressed to the editor Of the Cincinnati Gl,t-
-fitt, although referring to the second Term,
expresses MS views as 70 a third LerH. Per-
mission 10 publish thls letter was considered
by no means compatible with his sense OF
the propriety OF making known the position
be nos occupies
Va-a,Vss Euora E-aa,4...-. - a. m-.ss
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AN ANSWER.
1 The banner 90 the ASaIanebe-Di Diserets
aud Eair-PIsy-The Action of the
State. Executive Committee
rom the Nashville Banner.

From the Nashville Banner
Our excellent cotempOraTy, the Mem
phis AUaIanehe, says the machinery of the
party, It's conventions, Its caueusses and It's
committees have been used against Ex-Presl-
dent johnson. eur eOten poraTy must, in this
respect. be In error. No convention OF the
Democratic and Conservative party taai We
know Of, has taken any action against the
distinguished ex-Pfessdent. nor has any eau
Gus that we have ever heard Of. His friends
and supporters, we understand, are on the
committees, state, congressional and county
The Democratic executive COMMITTEES or the
State have issued two addresses, pOth OF
which have been published in the Banner,
and in neither Of them aughJ against EN-
person. We learn that In all the correspond
ence OF the committee, hfeh has been very
extensive and iaDoriOus, reaching all parts OF
the state, there has not been anything said
in favor OF against any Rian who is al aspi-
rant for senatorial EOnOr5. On the contrary
letters, we know, have been written, in one Or
two Instances. requesting speakers who were
not friendly to the eX-President, TO say moth
ing agaln nst him personally in their speeches.
Whatever may be the individual views OF
any man or men connected with the State
committee they have not, AS we are assured,
the aspiration OF any. fhey have been VIII
ing 70 let the senatorial question De settled
by the people and ther representatives N the
legi latuTe, without any Interference from
them. The impartial course pursued by the
conf mmittee, we were Of the opinion, was haY-
ing q good influence throughout the State, in
aliaytng bitterness Of feeling. We believe
that they only desire all Democrats and Con-
servatives TO come TO the polls next Tuesday
and vote for al the candidates on the egular
ticket, leaving the question Of who II 10 De
senator TO be settled hereafter.
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ROME NEWS.
morIieIe Bnlehery % q Father bg

Horrible Butchery OF Father ~ his
SOB.
SAN FRANCISCO, October 3I.-BOuis
Berry, q negro, murdered his father, Isaac
Berry, this Eu0rniHg. He cuL his head IN pieces
with i hatchet and stabbed him in the neck.
The man Is believed to De insane,
FeFfeetIDE Police Departments.
CLEVELAND, o., October 3I.-The
police commissioners OF this city, accompa-
MED 10y Superintendent Scbmidt, left this
morning 20 visit and respect the police de-
naEimenIs OF tne eastern clties.
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Fbr 'Ouernor,
JAMr.- d PURTER, Jr.
H1r ACE MANN RD.
For Rep essHtGlfUc {. Congress,
Team a. nEressloual District,
n. "a ~ YOUNG,
BARBOU K EWiS
lEuEPEND vt LEGt~ LATIVE TICKET
FOR Sellgt0r "a Disf ict.
EkSsN Ei II X Dl5E-
l0T Sei-dt9r an Distrtc.
IN yNFCrON Jr.
n n Sen 40 11fh EDtEfriCt.
EIL IAH 81 BAND1LPH.
F5r hepfcsC gufiues,
WILLIAM u. Ill d,
u. b. Oily
n I. WILLIAMSON,
VI LIAM 7. LGCAS,
kiHtEsT n X MA,
~ AUG IT hIt-FELD. s.H
F1r r 0i-riG RepSts g tire JsT lShsJ6y uFll
FuUs4fc Counties,
CECIL !. NO ,Hu,
The following IS the strsight-Out Radi
cal &c 1t which the faithful are expect.
el 10 vote without q scratch:
REPUBLICAN TICKET
For Governor,
Hb Ace NAY NARD,
o. Knox e. unity
For Esprssen Gttte IN c u neSs,
Te-th % gHsssi9nal District,
BARBOUR LEWIS.
INDEPENp-N LE3I 7LAlIyE TICKET.
EME son nrH rIDGE.
For Sc ot0r : N Dlsfric-,
BnN . kRlON 1g-
For s gufsr zjth District,
WILLIAM n RANDOLPH.
F Repre- .entdtiucs-
WILL = ID N oM ia.
l Nn Ul
n. r.. WILLIAMSON.
NIL IA q II srCAS.
EOBEnr N KENNA
al.-U#T nITZFELD
F5r lo.srl { Reprne tGttue fJT Shelly and
FuUere CUuntiss
Cecil {. NO ynE.
It will be reen that Mr. John 0veTton,
jr.'-. uame is on both the above tickets,
a. on # the independent legislative
nomi ees. This, be assures US person.
alls, without nis c0nsent or knowl-
eige, and altogether unauthorized by
him. H.s 'rieuds can rest sssur, that
Mr Overton is not a party to any Of
the uuderhsud, secret tricks to which
the marsgers Of the independent ring
reslrl to freak up the Democratic party
ard uin it, csuss.
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INO. &. LEWIS, Of Half Z lewis.
JOSHUA BROWN, in, Of Brown 4 Norton
JNO. X. SPEED, OF y. q. Clarke 4 Co.
W. A. HDMONDS, NJ. D.. Monroe street.
c. y. GROSN ESOk, 2Bf second street.
W. +. AVERY, Poplar street extended.
JOHN JOHNSON, OF Johnson, Risk & Co.
BJ. SEMMEsS, ~ Main street.
EN. y. CROCKETT, zfa Main street.
INO. VI. PETERS, 2s2 Main street.
n. b. CAMP. 223 Main street.
T.. q. BIGLEsX, ~ Main street.
j. A. CHASrAINE, e, 3J2 Front street.
4. ". METCALF, y Court street.
CD. L. WILLIAMS, 80 Court street.
5. S.R.GAMMON. ss5 second stIeet.
q. W. MACR-AE, 35 Union street
J. NJ. KEATIHS. Appeal Office.
H. JAMES, " Jefferson street.
D. II. Z. PIPER, aSf Vance street..
w. /. CAMERON, 26i 5ecGnu street.
\. q. II Of, Is Court street.
j. HARVEY MArHES, Ledger Office.
A. PICKETT, sup't MemDhis city schools.
MEMPHIS, October %, 1874.
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BLOODY RADICALISM.
The Most Ineendiary or Negro Speeches
The Red.Hsnded Cemmunist
Surpassed.
AtrociOus Sentiments = The IHdepen
dents Negro FIeBd Claims TO be
Superior to the Irish-They
VIII steal, Etc.

Nothing so infamous and strOciodi
as this has yet cropped sat during the
present canvass. II is worse even than
the speech Of the negro at Somerville, a
few weeks since, who said he would
have equality VIII, the whites if he had
to ride to his bridle-bits T. blood. II Is
a speech that is the legitimate fruits Of
The teachings Of the Radical aud indie
pendent leaders who care nothing what
troubles and social disorders we have
so they can carry their point Of self-ag-
grandisement. This brutal speech OF &
brutal, ignorant and bestial negro,
offensive as it is to the last degree, ex-
cites our pity but should serve as 3
stimulus to the Democracy OF the ninth
and the tenth, rs Of all the congressional
districts, to work with a viii and exert
every possible effort to defeat the Radi-
Gals. Democrats! this speech tells you
what may be the result Of Radical or
independent success. Think Of the IT,
ture of your homes and push on the
column. Let US have an overwhelming
victory and give the Radicals their
everlasting quietus:
Special to the Appeal.
HUMBOLDT, Tenn, October 3l.-The
negroes Of this vicinity held a mass meeting
here to-day, which was TO have been addressed
by a. A. Freeman, the Radical candidate for
the Legislature in Haywood county, and Ed.
shaw, colored. Of Memphis, who, falling from
some cause or other TO come 10 time, the meet
ing was addressed by Isaac Pratt, negro, and
two other negroes. All the speeches were very
incendiary and yiudietve, clamorous for So
ciaI rights; but that Of Prattis was the most
inhammatory. Among other things, he as
serted his superiority In every respect over
the whites, and even pointed out a white man
in the crowd 70 whom he said he Pratt was
superior. He referred in inyidious terms TO
the irish especially, and claimed superiority
for his race over half the Irish In this country
This declaration was loudly apPiauded by the
negroes. He further stated that any negro
who voted the Democratic ticket on the day
OF the election ought 70 be in hell, and re-
peated it. He said that they We're raised in
this country, and when they Che negroes)
were refused work they should steal, and that
he would do it himself-breaS open houses,
even II he were shot in the attempt. This
sentiment. as were all the Others uttered by
the speaker, was received with loud applause.
Pratt is a member Of the church, AMI was
duly sober.
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w. z. BEITCHELL's SCHOOL.
No. 500 Third Street.
NASONIC NOTfCE.

ENGIlSH, COMMERCIAL AND CLASSI.
II CAL courses taught. For particulars ap
MS At grl Third street. sajQ
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FTVHE stated communication of Ange- .
i roma Lodge No. los, will be held to ~
morrow GfONDAY) evening, Nov. ID, ~
at O'Clock, for dispatch OF business.
All 81. MS fraternaliy invited.
By order. JOHN GORDON. ". NJ.
B. BfCRMoNp. Pecrefarv novf
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>. 81. FRELEsGH, - ssdisoa ssr~et,
"a AeRSr ron rRE
AMERICAN CYCLOPEBIA, REVISED
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Of rrprsssntatives


q .-a-a Hsrs. Z
The New fuk, World, Tepnblishing
tue above, says the Commercial has
neglected % creditthe Democrats with
TTg-a
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sr.sfT asm Or Wiczs, Terry 2 20. is r.'.-- ~.
I .5f.rd nv mutlnsl clnsents J. Y; .r--s
wlti1i s.tl..sf j O. TERRY
tle 9-'A- ~ y. W1LiS@
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MONDAY NIGHT
GRAND RALLY!
FIRST WARD.

Cos. 81. C. K0UNG, our candidate rCon-
greaa- viii address the citizens OF the First
Ward, IN front 0f P. J. Kelly's Saloon, on Main
street, al % O'Clock p.m-
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SALT LAKE, UTAH, October 3l.-The
Union Pacific express westward was nine
hours hate, arriving at Ogden last night and
reported ten Inches OF snow on The road be-
tWee Ogden and EvaDston.
The grand jury adjourned for three weeks
from Monday next, but the committees frofn
thai BODY VIII, Ia the meantime examine the
city ana Territorial prisons, anu Investigate
The city, county and Territorial accounts in
rsgard 70 the article which appeared 10 the
SAT- Lake II 9did OF October isLh, in connec-
necuon with au article copied from the Nir-
gina Independent, Charging Judge M'Kean
with appropriating the silver Shield and other
iltoes. Inc grand jury made 4 report that
efss = inea the ritttare reierred 10 in
ls17rz7If 1eirraI - 1.ii.a-
Gallons in he Ht5olddf thel fiteslifF. ard
aud that the allegations - ma are utterly
grOundless; that the evidence adduced before
the grand jury upon this special matter was
unii0rmly an ndication OF the honesty, integ-
gity and impartality of the chief -iustice, and
th6t while they condemn The attack Oh tie
chiefjustiee, yet the freedom Of the press IL 70
essential 70 the general welfare that they do
not deem it advisable at this time to indlct the
editors Of that paper.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-11-01
a, New Orleans telegram gives The

A New Orleans telegram gives the
following siu,t-befOne-the-battle items.
HMauor Niit1 has issued Proclamation re-
ai,s.s.fnz the closing Cf all drli king saloons
izeaH 20 use every effort 70 preserve the peace.
RetWeen i've and six thousand fraudulent
reglstriti3ns OF negroes IA the city have been
j severed. but the authorities don't strike
them from the lists. IheceBtrsl church COM
Tni1i ee OF nIty persons lcoloredi have issued
an address stating fbai they constitute niue-
tenJhsof the Republican voters Of the State,
asking au equal distribution OF the public pa
/ ir0nazs, ana deDandiug that cOiored men
/ shall be Consulted upon Hl questioBs inv0lV-
ing he interests which they represent, and
the welfare Of the Whole people % the state
I They don propose to BE- bIIDdly led AS ihey
The iaws are nntufced The State prison vii
s0oii De- 1ilea With puliltcai nlscals, WHO an
! uoa 81 large.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-11-01

D EGULAR monthly meeting on MONDAY,
n November %, st p m. Members are re-
quested 70 be prumptiy In attendance, az busl
uess Of Importance VIII c0me before the meet
ing. j. u. pETTIGHEW, President
JNo Z. ToOF Gecretarv novi
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-11-01

The Little Rock Gazette Of the twenty
seventh SAYS. "Hr.A. .Celia.vico-csnsnl OF Ila-
~ i IN the city maiLing aTfaHs sensnt- f0I the
establishment OF an Italian c0lonr in tEli
state. BE leaves to-day for trip up the Fori
smith railway. TIE gantiemQu hiss been here
8 ace Sunday, suN lssiuts refurniag VIII Viaii
ad EFrisss sal oiker place W iafsfcf