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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-10

UtrfoS r. 1.-THE Z, ogiae ..r ro t.,asI to TIE Tues
james Boorr Jo.n.o, I'D a H. s.-'a'' 'fi Pc. ,
5f he tr,.1l o5art II ,ail Comfy Rome r~at
1e% .'i ga b. B. v-ae Or la.re aal md b, orr Of
virtue Of te ,,serl supp slc, tai aes ll or nr Aaa '.-4
the aa,renei Commissioned nance r.e.'. and a.. 'a,- =
County Of sr Of GEORGIA. between tae hug, Of 10 g. d. l5
o m on ue te r Tue.as OF 'riea1er mkt .la
p"a sa. 1.c to lyi,alsat 10 m -u. ag al beng
90 ho STATE of Ge1 umsHcug u point A4'fe s--l i'''
Cont Of Po-k Geor-. .n 57r1a- ar hence r oash
said 'j csaa 80 81 for 5sl caa' er' = patton
the Comfy of aiftt 'e'rei- io-'.e vs. 7" -i ' ,
F.y. 4ero oa hs '-ar, station, Ie2 i, ?a Or
other -' 'i'. ''i
l'I o' 't ,t-i4 ~ 7r. f,r1, .ri Dalton ga. road
osrst % o. vi. sa. ts .a ' Dow d ADJ @ q o
A N.'T - ..3 .' l. m M , Of C-- -a.,nr Of i
E 'a 7s, p, oo.e rqri rs -.rr.,r al oasr 80
oo, Loose iron at al oc- r,-..n-. g-.l' ai .'s',i
ora belonging O, sand Selma Rome arl Df5g Iol- Company
ii' '' 9 p cl on d.. i1 of .ae Il, a4aee OF r par.
I d. .a, Tne . Sian 0- srror,- tv DO. Con iris,
aa-rs be ral by r of OBJ. aart " such olee
placed 1893 .Ae lli2-,l. oil ~ & , H.,- ... D. .a-
broaa Crp.rr a. direct 500 ierr.- rte Whole Of i prop.
s5,- ,.,,- ''s F','' (. ay'
m rosr .. Cosl. n. .eeu he sane .a. 4ad proper aud
s, .2.,av 'se ag m . ,.rs, . .. p, ,s, pr,r.r,, ..
BE- maize g. ~ 2['..S by - ' ,.a .. .. e or ls-.
lei ,a a .y -, I'd 'as ... '.' s 7 .5.7
u.- -.-', . r., i .-.rer lot. 4 au .--.ala.. of i
I,..... t....... ...-..lr upon
No. ial' ''iA 'l1 D4'''1 III, --,frc a. t,-..f.
sD+'' -.''--- IsrlEI PRINT. J.. i''-''''''
--
ROVE 'a-. 1.' D 49, DID,. t. ,-.r tta 1-.--..1 .ll 1p-
IHr Toy pa --'r - --.. p. .-.. .. A.. ...rI
tf''" oi I- 'i.' . ~ t.. ry,..... x. u sab. c-4ss
"u .H. minutes %. .t. '.-. Id '''' TOO '
ll. Oboe 1-.'I .. ibis 'u'' . tf--f c,,-.-. v.v 7
lrl- 90 D-A'liris 10 i''I'' s4l ~ ID r,e,, -.lU
1874. o. 90 D. d.. .-. g,..tlslar
..l Boz o.. 800 o.. as . , l.-. 4a 10
IT'D. alr.'-I sale "4' i"'.i,-gr '' ''-.' y. A. ~
De- made yen p''I.' eH ~ DOB '''.--' '- '''
Approved, Jan. 20, l'.t' a. II rs-u-pyypon
o. W ~ 80 '......r.-
-'
rr,r,.,., H.. =, ~. L',i' J 49,. \ -3l'-AS
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LINE for NEWPORT and

steamers STONTSGTOS Mollay Wednesday, and Friay VAR
RAGANsETr Tuesday THURSDAY, All ossulA IRON Iei % 'ofh
River at p Al, ,.--.-. 81.
from per l North - ami Pier T'Ht r-t fass
River 20 arriving Ia Boston me One evening Ah'1'a
n ~ 70 sr1 ,I Cen Pa. agent D. s. BABCOUK Pres.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-10
NEW-JERsEY MIDLAND RAILWAY. -,

y IN
- Plssergrr Nrwlor-. jersey CITY ieres, 'm ,o's
CoT'l'Dd' ri TaliS5 IEsrE NETWORK As FOLLOWS
-n Nor.rI ,lue D-di Walton ddleto.1. i.,rn ils.
5l0-. a-yaon wa Walton DeIaHar. County Se~-iors
ll:4O A. ~ Worer.y ke Accommodation.
9:50 b. m-user gnt7 Erprsss through 20 Esavs without
81 D. mi.-B.oorl-gille Local,
For 5he jerv q ts al Aary Division t1zh 20 rrrat'vn at
tU4. IN. and o t.3O b.. Doc. thuH' o ..r
FOR sussex rost d, $40 and $3.50 M masias
''Tr t TRANS 55P AZ HAc6ESsACK ASD PATERSON
II. -er. III. ,d fr .lae .i @. ll pu.cpi placed
Fle.h received luI forwarded r a points % Pig 80 Narth .vsr
VI" QUICK DIsrArCi AID 10 ssT tAEh,
General oGe a6 Ib N-.,f4'. s, H. i s sa,.
NEW YORK. NEW-HAYEN AND HART
y FORD r. K-SE"lORK AND NEW.iii Us bi'lteS-
Summer Arrangement, commencing pa l1 D. a. ''4'''
TRAINS LEAVE sEwr'aE. .- .r-, IN.
lrains ia nm S m & fo0o- ,, 1l ,Es. ,.l III
CAccu 1855 and j.lj tLocal E $40 r AID Ji4O SKI
For South yorv H. no so5 9:o5 n 1900 u- i'o Nh
2:2O. Bio 4.5S. 5:-J, j.iO j.s $40 70 - RI
SIS iSs. 20. 5'i5 $40 IS 7.4o $40 9i0g u.
T r g,rls u. ,p1nsei ~ sos apa lOa Doc .rf so
D. n Wa shore j 60 lO p. Tine -'' a. n 800 d 20
D 1000 a. All BOO .:I0 .aJ a:lJ p d. o. grs-,r.- ras
sos a. lll ! Do m eona.c "a 90 Llll5 - .-'.
m connect WITH shore line DIVISION Row ID .il i
ami Northampton RI It Sgi'vn '-d .5s SUD M ln' On SO
press for Newport 500 I'D o. nd tll ~ -'ol al Ivy.
sos H.. 4 ana p n connects ~ POD N.<'.l'A , -
and ;. md ABS 20 nlruuv 1i N0rylis - south N ~
am ,- -O5 a. u 800 1858 and j;io n VIII N.''iaiin x K
su9a., Boston Mail Tram. 700 viSrr1~f at $40
bra5ro can oil Day Express. and Sleeping cars NsH' TX
Pre- ,... esa be purchased l TAe. 0e Company Gui ZEN
House g. H.. aad no ,orf-,l b''AI- 40 WIZ '-'
letk
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pENNSYLVANIARAILR0A.R.-TH.EL

DEM : Y IN n * \ iLRO \ D. liz
i GREAT TRUNK LINE AND UNITED STATES NAIL hp' tx
Trains NegIok, from zoos of snrosss AID 'otal- SIS. as
Erple.s Tor Harrisburg. Pittsburgh w '-l sol.l CD Pull
Pa..c Cars attached $3.50 n aD- 500 % a a--i' 'Ia
u.I Do.
$40 Tor WlIauap0u AMI L,ck Ea't. J"o 'n ''-AS
W Ba tinon Washington and South. Limited Wellington 81
ur.., of pul man Ilro- Do 'u a ar
i've Washington 90 4lU Do Regular 40 ,tv DO H. SOD . m
I-e.. for Pllldephi1 $40 $3.50 1890 8. t.o 81
500 o. D. 1lI L. u.hL sunday %, SD an p m E~i'
grant and SECOND elias.
.,ommo4lt.on or Trenton &c : a. no. lnl = n m q
Newark b $50 n - = . .N "a q. ii
a.I 800 4U 4IU $3.50. 3. $50 Ji4O g. DO Ua1 Z 80.
SIN Id $3.50 D. u. lud EA. sunday 52J .h -;lO
sr L .zltsrt 3D. $3.50 = $50 : o. Do D. 10. y a. D. = 80
SO 10 1880 ~ suniiy 5-u O. aui r. I'D o.
~ Rlhvar B r. = I'D - no. J. % -fI b .n 30.
40 $3.50 4jO $3.50. jiO o. b:lO ESQ -lO TO D. NJ AMI
!. night SUNDAY. 20 AMI 3 D.
For woodbridge P.rh Anbo lul south AIoof All ~ n
70. ..Ia,s-,a ami A. - * BIO. i.Jo 5'2o.
a. 10 .r! D. 3D.. aul II n-lL N1l.ty
q. Ni.tla.. 40 4n1 $3.50 d. r
-.,r igtst.rtrIs AMI Remington $3.50 - d.. lu- o. ~
r.ir Pl Is.u~- B..f...ft t:'I -. ,.,.o
r town Burlington. CAu-ra. Ill ,-0J n I-'SN
.. .. All ..
Plr Farm .4e ADJ! ~qu.l .. l. ili p t. d,
Dor Pembrt1u camden a. No. AMI va ''f ron Yer 70 ~
ms rre as oows.-Fr,n Pittsburgh $50 I2 80 and
q5 g m daily. $50 81. daily except h0l-at. ffo4 'hs
d. No. anI 1927 Do From P-aleiuhla 10 80, 300 '.lo'
Tr.s5 a. r .tJ 49, l.lJ. 500 ~.fi lu-I M eunaJt
10 800 6.EO p s. a. no.. b5U Iud 1927
Ticket i,es j26 4jj pa 3D. 9+ Broai"af No Aston h'a~
,r foot -..-, aa Cortlui-rs EmigA lret ON r. Va
Bat,erg.pIlee. 81 BOYD, IT,, ten Passenger Aseut
$3.50. rrlssoS. Manager.
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banklnQ Eousrs auo BdnEers.
Gauines Banks.

DOWERY SAVINGS BANK.-IntcreSt will
b PAID Of sIX 6 PER CENT on su
Dollar lui all
.e-uy thousand Dollars FvB % PsR CENr ucn excess
deposits OF The bylaws ana payable
% AM 4fsr MONDAY JUS 20. 1874.
A called principal and iaw interest
from july ]. lo7f .- . ,
srl-r ~ le Trustees SAMUEL I. BEONN y President
q II
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vie I.st. fnluiu2 10 G-ADF ho'
13re -a4 I below tl, Grade fuI.eL
sALzs PRE,ES- aEll-rtY.
Torsv Last freruC. T0'sl
C0nsruru r........-.''....'.s 80. -''
Speculate. ...........,....'..' ''
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TRIE RAILWAY.

ERIE RAILWAY. go,
Il S,nER ARaAyGzugsr o. Trains taking eject June - 1874.
From Ctlnhers-,t Drpoa F'r tiri-'t see note heo"l
gam-ncunat 8ni Chicago Dag Express Drawing Coaches
TO Buff ID O. sleeping e-
IO4ja u-s1pr.ss Mail o Buffalo aad N'ra Falls Sleeping
80 D. ny sa the w' Sleeping Coach attached
m.-Ulvi Pali' Express % tne West sleeping coaches
Buffalo Niagara Pals Cincinnati, ST. LOUIS Detroit An-
EXPIRE, rs lrr1e from the West at H. 2lO 755 aud
Trn Iesys, o Por, Jervi. 7}j . 1000 nj l0:ij n,
4.3U. j:}U 1880 = N. MdeeWn s.43. t-'O tlu3O
ana IU:tJ a. No. 3:4j, $780, 80. ..5O. aud ~ Pc 3d. Tie
1913 m anu $3.50 Sew York au1 Oswezo
Midland Railroad Routolt aul KINGSTON. a. and $40 10
i.3O 30 $3.50 and = o. Warwick 74j, lO;45 an'
$50 p m Nevbur,b $3.50 g. and 1926 $3.50 and $50
Lab 3:iJ o. 5.3O g. $3.50 = p. and ~ minlght
R.ig~sool Holosu AIende aud kllDsers ~ oslo siO.
1880, 1880 lO:t5 sac, 3+5 d. ''3u D. p'1O am
D u., IL Midnight Pltsrson. 20 oi1 Z 80, s2V
3d. 10 flU:}J lO:ij. 1880 ~ u 80, s. 5;l9
3.4j 1870 4:4j. ). J:ij, J5O D. 6:lJ, f63O $40 SID
aud iU.3O D. N and midnight Newark, %. 2 $50, 49,
aui ~ SATURDAY nights Cressk 81 o. AMI 1913 m
lJO. 3Ij To- JsiJ ID. ard q - D. aHi ~ SATURDAY
Ruihsuu PORK and Passac $40 ~ $50 10
"lO.}o - l;iJ. B. 3:t5 i5O -, o. fo5O t. - 80
and 1880 No. and midnight HlSi4le aud HactensafA
i.45 ~ fj J. 3 D. tni o D. m ana ~ 9tana'
5 AIS l:l5 5:45 7lj and n. 90 aud Il satar11y
nights oa7 Nyacz 3;l3 aud - n' li',U
AIN 4tj Ji5 7I5 f7.ij p. T. saturday slgnu oas
Spring VALLEY. 4:t5 SID o;5, 49, anI loiio H. 10 D. tt0'
D b. m. ADJ - saturday nights oal5- All, a.. -.
Ghlmt-rst on even OF A4 tonrs raFe
2d fifteen earlier than above tune trains ~"nk IAN
, on quarter 2jlst thirty minutes earlier boat
leave, 2}st AZ miil lh with train leaving alm-
b,r,,t It The i:i5 and JIJ L. trains dart iTon
% for passage ana TOR apartments Drawing Room sud sleep
rg Coaches obtained. AID for Tue checking and transfer
Btvgag- be- i ihe Company 1e al. % AM n''
Company DeFot., aul OF Agents o tLe principal hotes
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7 0YG BRANCH and PHILADELPHIA. via

4 SEW JERSEY sOrTHFgN RAILROAD
Commencing MOaDAT. Jare j.. l15i-
Leave Nes Yart Fnm Per 3. \. r.. loot col i'c'"r-stl
zoo a. ma -71r Long Branch glL and tFtifuls
g:4Oa m-for Pllepaa. Long Branch "areto"u IuchertSA
Bu..c-oa
2i5 m-Paot Twenty .olT.ht n R Por Long Brael se
s.iU D. m-Prr q y. r.
4}D .. m.-Far .las branch. WareiOwn, &C.
$500 D. rn--For L.et Branch and Intermediate stations
SUNDAYS -1urih.t Pier 40 g m tn1 Fer -
$40 ul Long Buuct ketumug, arrive Per UJO p a.
vauty. f0urth-.t. p erat o. lO b.. u.
Fare 70 New. lorz Fhl-l-D4la only - -.
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= =
y FLORENCE capt p TAYLOR. I'D resume he- r'gl tnp-
Newport before Che -lh ist.
tuI
Providence boats 2aolI ald from Boston
-Nsrra Pier e. L. june d. 1874 WI g. tASNkhL AgL
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RyEh RALR1AD-Aisr June -, 1874 through trains VII
faye Grand Central Depot.
500 D. M Chcigo northern with iaFinEoon
through % Rochester aud st. Adams
a. Minutes.
lU.Oa n special Express With frlwngfoom 70 Koch
1.o. +. 10 "
1850 a. M. Northern ant Wes'ern BTDes%
n Montreal Express With seepugas from Nesfort 70
Abans.
900 m Express Daily with sleepinzcaF or WasroFn sad
s6Dp Pacific Express Dllv sith seepnr~a for CHESTER,
Buffalo and Niagara Fas, for Chicago va both u . 49, w. y
I'Oj n Express sespng -eals Troy an Albany
- JAM - ~ ~ G. r. KENDRICK
(s,rsr ...ea.a AGENT
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&J0 nDn $500, 5000, $500, 5000
- U,NyttO. 5000 anil = 900 ioI First Mortgages
rutland WHITING, Br-Elau-,i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-10

DEGTLAR CATSKILL BOATS.-The steam
Ia bt New CHAMPION Capt stead Per J lt 81 tialk.
rt ey.lg Mo-iag Hcle.Ar lui FRIDAY A. % 10 of ,A.,sA
,ak Landing aut intermediate points steamer Ar'1"~ hrf
or- st. u ; o. a. me Csusl uHe when eounsets
80 Cbulis linz stages for Caro- Durham "a llhm fa'-ssr.
and an other point, Through tickets sold greatly rruci rate,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-10
DlpioTno Nctlres.

HorsArlyIC RAILROAD CovPAyT. IREAsrHERs OFFICE
BRiDGEPJRT, Conn., June u, 1874.
hIVIDEND No 29-The Board of Directors
IL have THIS AZ declared DIVIDEND POUR DOLLARS per
share on The preferred capital Of tbs Company payable Oh the
2JIh lay Of Jur
The 1ra1 Books closed The l5 reopeued on the
21tb DAY % Ju.r CHARLES K AVBBlLL, Treasurer
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-16

The opening ofthe Exposition yester
day was an event long to be remem-
beTed. Never IN the history Of the citv
was there such an outpouring Of al
classes Of tie people, and never that We
remember Ct was there a procession
that 20 thoroughly represented our di.
Ver7itied industries as that, which So
admirably mGr=haled and managed.
moved IN sll the psnopIy and array Of q
Triumphant body 10 the rededication OF
ouC temple Of industry and art. The
best uen OF the city We're present, and
the ladies were out in full force to
lend q charm such as they only
Csn give 70 any public Oeca-
sion. J dge Browns address was, as
We expected, 3 mastery effort, marked
sy appropriate aud full Of suggestions
sud thoughts that We fain would believe
were lot lost upon his audience Opened
with such ye'W, we do not see any
room ro doubt that the Exposition OF
1919 Til be a grand success. That il
may b., We invoke the generous sup
port u the public
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-16
MICROSCOPIC.
nrc,iug Of tbs 'niphis society Last
Night.

The regular semi-mOnthly meeting Oi
the Memphis t1IcrosootiCsl society was held
last night at No. zls Main street. up stairs
corner Df Adams There was large aJy-no-
Iuco and The proceeding were OF more thau
gls sd ..yvi x were Iected active members:
" ~ Baldwin, q. 2. B .pgs, W. e.. Cam pbell
u q. Cote, Z. {. Jones, Dr. Z. W. Morgan
rr. ~. j.. Rogers: as honorary member. ID
cutler, pf Dra7 rcn, sud as correspy pyndi. 2
mem 1er, DR.. Christopher johnson, Of Bslii-
more, we're lazy elected.
te secretary read letters from number OF
pra~iica IA eros opist NJ different parts OF
fine country expressing sympathy wtth the
o. Memphis s lcis-y, and promising such aid as
they flIunf Ie able % give. among tnese
CON uuulcatlpes Nsye 5elt = 90 L.. "a. =. -
Wand, oi Troy, New , orE, one 81 tne edltors
of tue American NOffr0itst. and PROT. a.. r
We-l, of Bro IEiyu, pruinin" uf member ol
IN American &C cuuilc assac alton
Prof Nest .ays: " "a hen my autent N was
INST Iurued coward microscopy more than
thirty year agJ the fac liies for M io-oopic
rncuts cor I nave lived 10 see the splcndll
achievements in fh IS department. OF Optical
science rluit me 70 cougr iulaJe ~
g1rr.c society. i lei sure that there ls b world
OF rl-ssrre lu store Tor iis 11elloers
TIa incident called attention 20 p mos
vaIr lia daustiou Of nineteen large ph to-
vrr.l D.. OF microscopic objects, sent ile -1cle y
Is j S Woodward, assistant sui -eon Y nlted
1.ae f5llaring resolutious were pTesentes
ana ad1plod hy ne socleil'
Res3l1fd, hat fue ihanks OF the socie'y are
hereby mos heartily isnlef"1 70 bT. ). j.
Ago1lw Id, Of wash ing on, for hlz don l'ion
armae. iuceut photographs OF microscopic
IT-r amos q or objects.
Tessf-1f Thai ibe thanks or the society are
slsl rendered 70 Dr. Hunt OF fbilaceipniai
Tor 4 uuui Der OF dne mou ted Ohlects Of bcau-
tful vegsthble spec mems and D. K Il.
Ward. o. rroy, New York FOR al interesting
saec1 % p of test hair o. Dermestss-
Nr A. r. Dodd read q uaosi able aud iuter-
-1ffna papaT on 4 rlsuri = Hfa, ~ q .ilated by
dras i1rs which ne naade iroi1 iife CT e 9 N
- Hr = H.s1H uEGE d EIaTn- ~
r i. 8furas was appointed 10 pfepHre a paper
fgr tde next monthly meeting.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-16

OUR candidate for congress, Colonel
Casey Young, arrived home last night
aud speaks most eacoursgingly Of the re
suits Of his contest with Barbour Lewis
Wherever he has spoken lie has made
nisnds, and has added largely TO ths
vote Of the Democracy. He viii bt
elected by a triumphant maj0rity. He
Will meet his opponent at Whitehsver
to-day, and on Saturday at Lucy. On
Monday he viii address the people o.
Memphis, aud viii no doubt be sup
ported by the elegislstfve candidates, Civ
ing them au opportunity TO begin an
acive csnvsss. The executive commit
Tee Will provide for the occasion.
and II the dsrb-lautern candidates
lor the legislature have anything to say,
they, too, can put in an appearance,
that We may know beyond question who
they are, and hear what they have to
say why they should oppose the Demo-
cratic no minees.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-16
GOOD.
Postmaster j eve II Rebukes pencer and
Rays. OF Alabama.
WASHINGTON October 9TH Correspondence of

Washington October 9TH Correspondence OF
the New York Mail.l
A somewhat interesting dialogue &C.
CURED al the postoflice department yesterday,
between the postmaster general and Senator
Spencer and Representative Hays, OF Ala
bama. These two called on the postmaster
general to urge upon him the appointment OF
an additional special TO go 10 Alabama to in
vestigate the killing Of Mail-Agent Iyey. The
postnjaster-genersl regarded this as unneces-
sary. MeSsrs Spencer and Hays were not sat
istied, and continued 10 press the matter upon
him, when he finally remarked, that If Ivey
had been attending TO his official duties, in
stead Of distributing incendIary and tnfiam-
mallory speeches among the negroes, he
would probably never have Deen mOlested.
To this MIR. Spencer rejoined, that If some
gentlemen had not gone around the country
making spec ches, they would not be in the
cabinet. The end OF IL was that the two had
TO Withdraw without being able 10 persuade
the pOstmaster-general to make the appoint
ment.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-16

THE eighth days proceedings Of the
Protestant Episcopal convention, IN ses-
sion in New York city, were mostly
conducted in secret session over the
question Of cor firmsiion Of Bishop Sey-
mour, O! Illinois, during which warm
and heated discussion was had over the
petition from Chicago on the subject.
The convention did not conclude its de-
li5erations, and the secret session viii
continue to-, ay, and perhaps for the
next three or four days, as a number Of
important questions yet remain to be
discussed. The friends Of Bishop,Elect
Seymour are confident that he can sue
cessfully refute all charges Of Tituslism
pending against him, which are the Oh
stacies ia the way Of his confirmation
by the hOuse Of bishops
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-16
RAILROAD ACCIDENTS
Cn The New Orleans. the Charleston ana
the LouisyiIIe Rail, 8ads.
on tbs SEw oRLEANs, ST. LOUIS AND

on tbs -yEW OELEANs, ST. LOUIS AMI
CHlCAGJ,
Wednesday night at eleven O'Clock,
81 the uT,aEail on the New Orleans, -. Louis
and Chicago ia trosd was within = few nun
cr.l yards u the utpo 81 Grt NADIA, Ni1sissip q
D., 60 raB 0ser tld cut OF the bead OF a boy
who wee ls Ing asleep with his head on tht
rails. A 81 1Dud b s.. who WAS also sleep az
Ur the Ir-ck near lim, had an arm 30 ally
crushed ~ % ueces-iizte amputa ion. A Third
ueiuu glug % t.se same par y, escaped injury
lv lgl heluE iu clo-e proximity q bis COM
Eades. TueF -ra ed they were from 81. LOUIS,
aua l-. wake all the way. ~ Me could not
asrcr aiu EItif amas or intentions.
o. TIE lLNIliI~ AND ClAkLE-ION
RAJ ROAD.
a ~.Iuger on the blud creek bridge gave
way WlgI.' O l0cu. motive and tender was pass
j 3 uF-I lr day before We tcrfay but tue 9th r
t.uHH-4 add irIu prevented DO from falling
r.. rough q. o. The creek. gituOuEu lt sank sew
e. sl feet below The level OI Fh= track. 10 was
sa1l released from its perlous q SItilu b. a
Wlsl Sin--i sil. No person injured o. ot1er
r1rua-e Gone.
MEM -rI AID LOUISVILLE RAILROAD
An Incoming frelght-truiu On This road
NJ hen about tEgJ rnlies NORTH Il Aikenzie, ran
uErg o. lou-s, breaking the forward trucK on
the locomotive Iu such a manner a. 20 render
30 us-ies, uuLl auotl u pair could be sent Tor
ward. De Train remained On the track, and
10 dana 10 beyond q couple uf hour ceten-
lion uf igD trains, un1 tine cOst uf q new pair
uf trucks, va done.
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Indiana
INDIANApoLIs, October l5.-The

INDIANAPOLIS, October l5.-The Off
cial returns received to-day change the result
given last night IN the first, eighth and ninth
congressional districts. In the first district,
B. :. Fuller, Democrat, Is elected by about 400
majority. In the eighth district, Morton c.
Hunter, Republican, is reelected by l6o ma
jOrity. In tte ninth district, 7. j. CasOn, Re
publican, has 35l majority. In the seventh
indianapolis district, Frank Landers, Demo
crat, has msjortty of j55. The delegation
will stand elghI Democrats TO nve Republi-
cans, a Democratic gain OF i've members.
The official vote in tweniy-seven counties
gives the Democrats net gain on the State
ticket, as com pare1 with the vote for COVER
nor, Of 1853. The majority in the state viii
reach Is coo. In the hause there Will be fifty
one Democrats, forty Republicans and nine
Indenendents.
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followed in aspeech OF an hour and a quarters
duration, In which he completely demolished
the smiling heap OF arrogance and presump-
ton, He showed that Barbour had done abs D.
lutely noshtDg for his constituents during the
last session OF congress; that he had been q
mere hgure-head In the national legislative
halls; mfde him face the nude by bringing
up the civil rights question, and showed how
Barbour was, and then was not, IN favor
OF that measure according TO the color of his
audience. As 10 Barbour's attack on the fund
ing bill he showed that, in so doing, he was
making war on his own party representatives
a majority of whom voted for the bill. On
the subject of influence in the national
councils he said General Grant, who
was soldier, and the northern people
generally, who admired bravery, would
have more respect for southern soldier who
honestly fought for what he believed 10 be
right, than for the carpetbagger, who rushed,
after the war was over, Yalorously TO the
front In order to secure tue sPOils and fatten
and grow rich by plundering. Colonel Young
closed by addressing himself to the cOlOred
voters present; he explained TO them that
their recent troubles had all been brought
about by the agitation Of this civil rights
questi n, and that If IL was made a law they
would lose all the tree school privileges they
now enjoy, aud, besides, be always on terms
OF enmity with the white people, whereas II
was greatly TO the Oenefit OF both races to live
together Ia peace and harmony.
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ELECTION RETURNS.
Immense Democratic 6aIns in Indiana,
Ohio and Arkansas-A Glorious
Victory.
Encouraging Prospect for Democratic
Votes Enough to Defeat the
Civil Rights Bill.
Arkansas.

LITTLE Rock, October l5.-The DEM
ocrats estimate, from the returns already in
that 10000 votes were cast, the largest ever
polled in the State; that The constitution and
Democratic state ticket received 5000 votes
TO 1900 against, thus giving the constitution
1900 maj jJrity. IN Lee county the entire col
ored Republican element voted for the con-
stitution in Phillips county about 40 cOloreds
voted for the constitution, and In Pulaski
about a0. 1t Is estimated ID 1t from 800 10 lO,-
go Republicans voted for the constitution.
The vote was very full all over the State.
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ESTABL{SHED 1890.

At a consultation held in Chicago,
yesterday, between western railway
-Com missioners and several railway mag
nsfes and officers, among other things it
was agreed tha5 the cotton rates from
Memphis aud Nashville to New York
shall he one dollar per hundred weight,
with the privilege Of COMPRISING.
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vor OF that admiration. He then proceeded
10 explain his position and define bis plat
form, both Of which are sal OeHerfs. Barbour
says he IL "A peoples man, opposed 70 nlonopo.
lies. Wasn't at all "A partisan. On! no. not
hci and asks ihe people 10 Ie-eiecL hin De-
cause he could DO more for them than any
one elsei as an Instance OF this he showed
them thai he lad eatabiished or helped along
some two or three postal routes. II he aid
anything else while In congress, he didn't in
form us. AS TO the ctyil-rights bill, the
Louisiana question, or any OF the great enoT-
mites ior.whicn the Radical party Is now ar
ralgued, lie artfully lodged them all.
IlI m FL. OH No