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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-13
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The nineteenth century! has witnessed
many and great discoveries.
1n1609 Fulton took out he;fiHt patent
Tor the invention Of the steamboat.
The first steamboats, which made reg
nlar trips acrosgthe Atlantic 0ceGnMere
the Sirius and Great Western, In 1880.
The first public duplication to practice
o. the use ofgas for illumination was made
IN leU4. b" = ast8a 10 gi1aiS-lg5 Was uLf
In 1918 the streets q London were for
me ntst time lighted with gas. -,
IN 1913 there was built at Waitham,
Mass, mill, believed to have been the
tirst In the world, which combined all the
requirements for, making, ,finished cloth
from raw cotton. iOIITstt TIT SyT
In 1890 there were only twenty-five
post.otlces In the whole country, and M
70 1887 the rates olpostage Were twenty,
five cents for letter sent over four hun
dred miles. . EIUgAN EWC EUg. -g
In 1907 wooden clocks commenced 10
be made by mach inefy: This inshered in
the era Of cheap clocks. lfl
ABOUT the year SS3 the firstfailfoad Of
any considerable length In, the United
States was constructed.
In ls40 the first experiment In photo
graphy was made by Dagperre. -.
About 1910 the first express business
was established, @, ia1lz..5is5 "a 81 .sAsy
The anthracite coal business may be
said to have been begun IN 1920. F' g 30
In 1885 the frat patent for, the inyen-
ton Of matches was granted.
Inle45 the fitst telegram was'sent.F sc
,o Steel pens were introduced for use in
The first successful reaper was con
SupcteH ~ 1888. .guoIgTT
In 1915 Elias Howe obtained Q patent
for his tiyt sewing machine. s-,sa 05f
The first sueeesstil method Of vulcan.
izing India rubber wsaD patented In 1889,
.TIIfEH II
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-13
stopped His Train and Saved Boy
rs from Drowning.

We ara indebted 10 R;SEE Taylor, Esq,
mail agent on thsL!L 80, RGiitoad for
the following particulars. onNsw Years
Day, while Captain Daniels train was
moving at the rate OF about twenty
miles an hour, just as they Numbered
past Lake Joy, about one.hslf mile south
of Garnet, boy who had been skating
on the lake was discovered by the engin.
Ger, Will Lorne, to break through the ice
and sink out Of sight. In moment, for
getting everything else but that fellow
beings life was In danger, he whistled
down brakes, reversed his engine, and
gave the alarm. While the train was yet
In motion, he and several passengers
leaped 10 the rescue, A gentleman by
the name otW. I. Parkinson, B lawyer Of
Ottawa, waded in, the ice breaking under
him as he went, up TO his srmpits, and
succeeded in reaching the boy with q
pole and rescuing him. The boys name
was Willie Douglas, His father Lives in
Garnett- LedrsntcOrth Goamercidl, Jan. 8. 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-13
1000 ,OAsHaIFTs
Total, L, 900 aIfts, ali Cash. amounting
Is fofi E& iis q; one t. i've
PRICE OF TICKETS. A"' 4 y


TSs chances tofs @ No a; one t. aSs r.
PRICE OF TICKETS. -" - A.
Whole, Ticket, $50; Halves, ,$9S. Tenths, or
each coupon q, Eleven Whole lfcllets for $500;
94H Tickets for $1,000; ll3 Whole Tickets for
$1,000; 221 Whole Tickets for $4,000. No dis.
count on lees than $500 worth OF tickets.
! Tho Fourth Gilt ,CoueertWill DO conducted In
all respects like the three which have already
been given. and fall particulars may DO learned
from einnletA which viii be, sent fee ic0m-ihh
once TO al who apply for them. -
Orders foe tickefe md sappll Ct onH foEAg
cies will be attended In the order they are re-
ceiyed, and It IiS hoped they MN b. sent In
promptly, that there may be no disappoint nent
Or decay In aling all. Liberal terms given 70
those who buy 70 sell again. An agents arc
paremptoriAlly required TO settle up their &C.
counts and return . Il UNFOLD tickets by the 20th
day Of March.
Agent Public Library kentucky, and Manager
Vile, KY - IL II . =deci3-eodSW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-13
PRIZE EH97

The title 70 lie SSoye real estate i guaranteed
perfect. sals CT ffi = ~. "a u - 1y-f s,f-y
The liberal terms Of this scheme brings 81
within the reach OF All-the greatgstOpportn
ever Offered for tho Door nan u. rhRe "a ReAlth
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-13
PRICE OF TICKETS.

Single TicketAa s9,tO; tRleyen Tickets, $500;
Flfty3i& Tieketg, W, 90, One Hundted and
Ftiteen T16ESts, S95Oo0 w NEE z
The drawing will be made under the guperin.
est ofciAs In the state, duly sworn 70 the faith.
tul performance Of the duties assigned them.
The highest officials both OF City, County and
Stale have not only endorsed Mr., Abeles, but
pis 81; ais ssh hsS q,
bnce form their clubs and send In their orders,
AGENTS WANTED in all States, Cities and
Towns in the o, y, and Canldas.l
II Money should Be sent BY Registered Let,
ter, P. o. Order or Express, with the full address
or the purchaser in plain writing.
For further information and particulars send
for circulars 10 the Manager and Proprietor, and
address
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-13
Baltimore q Ohio After Chicago
Freight. "A

The Chicago Tribune Of the 9th says
the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Is making
great exertions to divert the tram. atlantic
freight from other roads. The officers Of
the road declare that It will be in the in
tefest Of the public to ship goods via
Baltimore, the facilities and the advan-
tages oil their road being much greater
than those Of the other roads leading East,
and especially those Of the Grand Trunk
Railway, which Is taking a large share Of
Chicago exports to Portland on account
Of It's offering low rates Of ireighL ! The
accommodation on the Grand 'frunkaF
said to be unusually detective, and only a
month ago q freight blockade occurred
on their road del6yingS fEeights fotseVeral
weeks. ThesfreIgAt business OF The Bal
timore & Ohio from this, city for Liver
pool, has 7increased nduIing the last year
over rs per cent Z During the month Oh
December they carried from this city for
Liverpool II 900 packages Of proYisionR
and 100000 busbels q wheat IND corn
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Why 1t Cost. CHE iiIIoyso 50 Much q q
Live.

This, from a Cincinnati paper, does
not Of course have any application else.
where: ,rF,Tec;
Many young men in this city.who re.
ceiVe large salaries, are iastonished at the
close oil the year to and that they are no
better Of thanFat the commencement
There are young men, and old ones too,
who receive salaries ranging from twelve
hundred TO three Thousand dollars per
year, and when the end Of the year comes,
tney could not raise money enough to pur.
chase even new suit d, clothes, "a
such from this time onshopld keep daily
account Of their daily expenditures, and
the tgures viii surprise them, and they
can then account for "where the money
goes" Below we give list OF expenses
which we think tsir estimate Tor the
average young man ,ssA '' 'lal2s'aa !
Nt,asEiOE boots, 10 cents per day, amounts
70 In one year, Z "a IN
ASSt HN sS and afternoon papers, intending
1s.o SSIGuHy''..... SO 10
Foam S%O SIS,, TO in one ie4 IS
amounts 10 IN one year iAR m
Saving twice per week, IS cents each is 90
"S ~ mS. taSases twice per week. season
pot months. .,..,,...,.,, 1900. Fa,nn
FSSs pluEsof tobacco per week, 10 GEMS t~
FS Ssig 1Nmes 81 billiards per week, say he
Iosss hAi tho games, In one y,As,sr SON
su,ceSSs a. 10 cents each dSy, amounts II
'H0ne year. '.'....I,...T g!..a .,,.,., 30 30
Tosal..9. 4AYAE uHA CS=.c-
rs ISs total Of the above amounts TO
N SSsSy SIX hundred dollars per year,
INV INV, would 1t not be "a good idea :Ior
S srooS VINO nave been experdlng that
Smosns eaca year to slsy up q certain
S Sn0S ~ .,s esca week or month"; and, N
case OF sickness or misIortune thew wonid
have something 70 fall bScs m ST woy.u J
experiment for one wear and ~ t;S nj
have no cause teresr6t i, q 80. sSH wv
NIlIG Z -s'i''SI - .
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-14
FREIGHT TRAINS

Leave Virginia City DAILY at 5:i5 =. M. 745 a,
H.. 9i5 a. m, II 40 7. ~, l:z5 P H., $40 p. Ii.
and 54j 7. III.
Leave Carson City DAILY at 4. m, a. H.,
lea. H., II H., 2 p. ~, p. L., aud .. II.
At Virginia City, Gold Hill and Carson once
Through Tickets can he obtained to san Fran
cisco, ogden and intermediate Point: en- tie Z
2. r. Il.
Through Tickets can be procured 1T tie Csr!-
pany's ctiic., Virginia for Chicago Kansas CiiE
and st. Leuis.
H. n. YERINGTON.
General SapeTinteE;snt.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-14

A,y st2ckloldlcr making de'"Ul7 n I2yme III
CI said ass css incnt AS above II qLlicd urCn t.ie
sh;res Id by him will he delinquent, and said
sha,Cs will be advertised fer sale at pubic aUc-
ten ard units required pa.nit ut thereon Is
made OIL or 1t fore APRIL list, 1874, so many OF
such shares viii be sold, at said last date, as
Will lie ne ssary for the payment If the assess
men: uron all shares held ly such shareholder,
together with costs OF Advertisement and tx-
S. p. KING, JR..
ia3o1a-3w Secretary.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-14
Gecn:GE:G CE.CG.
GkE:E.tts- CCa5 EtEaFdT.

&-oTIsE IS HEREBY CI.;-c. THAT
~ at Z meeting oI the Eu&rL q LIUs!t =
IL ii eli III. 9th Gay If January. \. D. Is !. II
assessment (S,1. y Of ten cents 1,tr SHIRE w@s
levied urcl. tie cal ital sIo,h q TIE c0Ircl--
ton. Tay:Ile Immediately il United States god
ccin. 10 tLc Secretary. at of1icc Of ComIaIJ,
With Ills x h:l:g. Cars City, Nevada. SAID
assessment to he aid on 81 betcr, he
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L. y. HARRIS.
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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-14

or RENO. connecting with Eastern sri "esstr'
bound Passenger Trains Of tbs {. p * Ii.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-14

TFEr,asT I'D hec-H F5sJEi,Tii1H IE!.ii..;z
leave Virginia City fer Reno 81 7:f5 e. n. and
S:.5D II. VIII leave Reno :or Virginia CITY Il
S a. IN, p. IL. and 80 p. IL
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-11
ADDITIONAL RIVER NJ VS..
BY TELEGRAPH

BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW ORLEANS, october l0.--Weather clear
and pleasant. Arrived: Atlantic and baTges,
st. Louis. No departures.
CIHoINNATI, October l0.--River feet 9
Inches and rising. No arrivals. Departed
Arlington, Memphis; EspeTanza, New Or
leans.
PITTsBURG, October IO.-River falling,
with 81 inches in the channel. Weather clear
and pleasant
NASHVILLE, October lO.-The river is falling
slowly, with feet inches on the shoals.
Weather clear and pleasant.
LITTLE Rock, October l0,-Weather clear
and pleasant. River still falling, with feet
inches in the channel by the gauge. Depart
ed: Utah, st. Louis; Ella Hughes, Pine Bluff,
LOUISVILLE, October l0.-Rivsr rising slowly
with feet 10 inches IN the canal, and feet
10 inches in the Indiana chute. weather clear
and pleasant. Arrived: Cherokee, New Or
leans; Nint Shipkle, New Orleans. Departed
Vint shinkle and Cherokee, Cincinnati.
VIoKsBURs, October l0.-River falling.
Weather clear and warm. Port list-Up:
Capitol City. Belle Lee. Down: Katie. Dan
iel Tithian, a well known river clerk, died
here to-day. He will be buried tomorrow
evening.
EVANSVILLE, october 1O.-River risen II
inches. Weather clear andwarm. Mercury
So 80 7O9. Port list: Down: Belle of Texas,
am; shannon, am. No boats up to-day eX-
cept packets
ST. LOUIS, October I0.-River falling slowly.
Weather clear and pleasant. Departed !:
Belle of Shreveport, New Orleansi City Of
Helena, Memphis; st. Genevieve, Nicksburg.
warm. Arrived City Of Chester, Memphis,
II m l......-.... Night--Arrived: Julia, and Bee.
st. L Juis, pm; Mary Alice, New Orleans,
o.m.; Belle Memphis, st. Louis, pm. De-
Julia, yieksburg, pm. River feet inches
and falling.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-11

l l:i9 and Tom bowling was timed at the Lex
iHglon spring races m :4i9{ mot otllcirl.l
One and one-eighth miles, by Wsr Dance
aged - years; one hundred aud clever
pounds: line, SO; Saratoga, 1874.
One and one-eighth miles, PicolO. ny Con
cord three years; eighty-three pouncsi time
ono and ons-eishtb Isiies, Fannie Ludlow.
1gassis. Inc , alaf,ss.. i.i,s anu NV
one and oue-1uarrer miles, frogtowns by
snd fonr pounds; time, 2so91S; Lexington, 1874
One and one-hllf miles, Tom rowling, bN
Lexington; fouf years; ne hundred and four
pounds; time, 2;Sik; Lexington, 1874.
One and one quarter miles, FroRtoWn, by
Bonnie Scotisnd; four yea-s; one hundred
and four pounds; time, 3:N5z
one ana one-half miles Reform, by Lean
ingtoni three years, eighty-three pounds time
3Uft4, Saratoga, 1914.
Tom Bowling was tuned at the Lexington
spr!ns races, one and three-quaTters miles in
Two miles, True Blue, by Lexington, four
wears, one hundred and eight pounds, time
3 :321s :, Saratoga, 1873.
Two miles, Katie Pease, by Planet, four
years, one hundred ana hve pounds, time
8:32l4, Buffalo, 1874.
lTcm Bowling was timed at the Lexington
spring races, two miles in 3.L53z NOT official
Two and one quarter miles, Harry Bassett,
by Lexington, four years, one hundred and
eight pounds, time 3 80, Saratoga, 1872.
Two miles aud half, Kate
Pease, by Planet, four years, one hundiet and
iye pounds, lime, ;2s3z, Buffalo, 1874
Two miles and three-quariefs, Hubbard, by
Planet, four years, one hundred ana eight
POUNDS, ume :555<, Saratoga, 1873.
Three miles, Norfolk by Lexington, four
ears one hundred pounds, time, 5.I719,
2sS, heats, California, R65
Four miles, FeuOWcraft, bytAustralian, four
'esrs, one hundred and eight pounds, time,
.lg%, Saratoga. 1874.
Four miles, Lexington, by Boston, i've years,
me hundred and three pounds, time, 7;l91s,
Sew Orleans, 1850.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-11
POLITICAL.
Publie aoeakinx

The following appointments have beef
agreed upon for Hon. Barbour Lewis an,
LOlOnel II. Casey Young, candidates Tor con
gress, 10 address the citizens Of the tenth con
greEsiOnEl district:
Belmont, Monday, october II, 1874.
Galloway Stallion, Tuesday, OctODer Is, Is7i
shelby Depot, Wednesday, October 10, 1874.
Raleigh, Thursday, October i, 1874.
Whitehayen, Friday, October I6 I57i.
Oakvllle, Saturday, y stOber, II 1874.
Memphis, Monday night, october, 70, IsTf.
COillerViile, Tuesday, October 20. ls74.
LsgTsnge, "Wednesday, October n. I.1.
Lafays ystte, Thursday, october p, is7l.
Macon Friday, October ., Is7i
Germantown Saturday, October q ls74.
Bartlett, Monday, October Is, l574r
Lucy, Tuesday, October =, ls7f.
Other appointments will be hereafter an
DOunced, aud the candidates respectfully In
vlle tGeir respective friends and all persons Of
whatever political views 70 attend and hear
their discussions Peace and good order is re-
quested and fully expected OF all who attend
lpesa discussions, as We are assured the same
viii be conducted upon principles Of honor
and strict dseoTuTn.
These appointments are published ia lieu Of
those heretofore published by Col0nel Young,
chauge5 becoming necessary TO meet the
wishes Of the Two candidates.
n. u. l.. STEWART,
Chairman democratic tx. Com
". j. SMITH,
Chairman Republican TX. Com.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-11

Oh Tuesday next the Democrats aHd
Conservatives Of Arkansas gill becalled
upon 10 confront the Radicals 81 The
nallo--box. W e JUst they viii do Sc On
m1sse, and that every usn who mas
vote-the blind, the lame and the halr,
black as vel as white-will make is
point 20 cast it. Their liberties and
their future are at stake. II the Rsdi-
Gals triumph they s1e uudone indeed
and may look Tor such q course Of ek
cessive legislation as will utterly ruin
them, and Kill the spirit which has,up to
-his dms, upheld them in their eDcoun-
tens with q ring Of thieves unmatched
+ a al the pereuces Of nations and pee
MES. Bas des this, there is the effect Of
q triumphant example upon Alabama,
south Ca voliga, Louisiana, and over our
own S.ats o. Tennessee. II the Demo
crals and Cons evvatives Of Arkansas can
pile up a majority 0f seventy-hve. thou
sand, il viii iDspirit their fellow citizens
in tless States, and no dcVDt contribute
largely 20 8 grand success, which viii
have its recoiling effect upon tbs Con-
-erv-tives aud Democrats Of the nO-I,
who are so uo5ly sustaining US in the
press and on the stump. The Demo
Gratis and Conservatives Cf Arkansas,
then, owe il 10 the party thrcUghoU the
whole Union, no less than TO them
selves, to EoL up as large q majority IS
they can. We, therefore, impress it
upon them to vote their full strength.
II they Do 90, it viii go far TO neutrslize
The Radical convention 10 assemble on
Tuesday o.. Chattanooga, and which sx-
poets to build largely upon any result Of
tLe election on tbst day in Arkansas
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-11
ESTABLISHED 1910,
FHE EXPOSITION.

The fair is over. The sgriculturl
show Of 1874 has closed, The awards hav
been made and the prizes distributed
We must now turn our attention to ih
Exposition, which viii be opened OF
Thursday next with an ec1at such as hsl
never attended any public enterprise in
Memphis. Already the indefatigabie
and intelligent superintendent Mr..
Hainer, has put his great house ia order,
and awaits with natural impsuence the
advent o. the merchants, the msnuidc-
turers, the mechanics, and the business
men, who desire 10 make our annual
Exposition a means Of advertising their
goods and wares, or bringing themselves
prominently before public that is oniy
limited by a territory one hundred aud
fifty miles square. We urge upon ex-
hibitors prompt work. Thursday is TO
be q holiday. The whole city is to turn
out, 20 make the opening OF
the Exposition great oc-
ession and q great success. The people I
must not be disappointed. The man.
moth ball, Up stsiTs and down. must be
filed with goods, all the available space
must be occupied. There must be such
q show 81 will assure the public that our
Exposition is to be s success. The man
azement hsve made unusual efforts IN
that direction, and they must be sus-
tanned by the prompt work on Monday
and Tuesday Of d. tending exhibitors,
It viii nos do 70 be diving nails
and arranging goods on Thursday. Al
painting and fixing must be ini-hed by
Wednesday night Exhibitors who are
not ia place on Thursday must be pre-
pared 20 lose the space assigned them
such is the just aud business-Iike fat Of
he management Of the Exposition.
They have advertised for v seks hat they
zeTe ready, ard must not be blamed il,
after Thursday, they give all the Unoc-
.Gpied space 70 the first applicants.
ThUrsdsy is opening dsy, and every
,1dy should De ready, those who are
rot c1ust expect to be the losers.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-11
THE THIRD TERM.
Secretary Robson Making the CITeuit
I'm the Interest OF his Boss.

PATERSON, N. j., OCTOBER 10.-Secre-
tary Robson addressed an immense Repub-
Hcan mass-meeting last night, and in the
course of his speech said neither the admin
istratiOn nor IT'S chief would ever be found
outside of the Republican party, nor acting
contrary to the estasOiished traditions Of the
country. The latter remark was un-
derstoOd 10 refer 10. the third-teTm
business, and was vociferOusly applauded.
After the meeting, Secretary hobeson said
that President Grant had no idea of the third
term, and only avoided giving official ex-
preston to his opinion on a matter of test.
He should seem to attach to 1t too much i'm
pOrtance,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-11
The New orleans Ploau.ne thIs mor

ing contains a specific and duly authorized
offer on the part OF the fnsionists, to accept
the proposition made by Governor kellogg In
Louisiana STATE government oy q canvass OF
actual returns, all parties 70 abide by the re-
suit THESE returns are ia the custody u the
NJ Emery party, and can be produced and au-
thenticated az any time. General Il. Penny
packer. for some time past commanding tho
United States troops in thai city ,left last even-
Vile.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-11

WE are glad TO learn, Is we do by pri-
vste letter, that the board Of trustees Of
the University Of Mississippi, on
Wednesday last, elected General A. 2
Stewart chancellor. To the citizens Of
North Alabama and Tennessee, IS well
rs those Of Mississippi, this will be vel
s,0me news. General Stewart is a grad
Vsle Of West Point, is an acknowledged
scholar Of great ability, a mathematician
Of tbe highest standing, an educator Of
great experience, g christian, a gentle
man, and 8 soldier Of uDblenisbed repu-
tztion. He is, therefore, every way
worthy the high position OF chancellor
Of the University Of Mississippi, and We
dare affirm will do more 10 bring the
M. iyersity up to its old-time standard
tbs, any other gentleman whom the
t-u.ta IS could have named.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-11

Colonel Tom Scott. president of the
Pennsylvania Central railway, and Mr.. Hink-
iy, OF the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Bal
timOre railway, had three-hours conference
with Postmaster-General Jewell in " ashing-
ton yesterday, in regard to tho disputed
questions of compensation for railway mail
service, the result OF which, - IS now conf
deDtly believed, viii be an amicable adiust
ment of the dispute.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-11
DIED.

BAMLGN-In Somerville, Tenn. on the
morning OF the 10Th inst. Mrs C. A. HANlLIN,
reliot OF the late Col. JOHN F. HAMLIN.
Her funeral will take place at the First
Methodist Church, on Monday, the 18th in.
slant. al 10 o'clock am,
ENNIS-Saturday, October 10, 1874. MARY
JOSEPHINE, only daughter OF g. Il. and Ella
Ennis, aged y days.
The friends and aequaintanoes Of the fam
ily ere Invited 10 attend her funeral, from
their residence, No. ll6 Gayoso street, this
SUNDAY evening, at 2 O'Clock.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-11
GubrrnMtoriaI ADpointmenis.

The following appointments for the
canvass have been sgreed upon by the chair
men OF the Democratic and Republican stale
executive committees.
McMlnnville, MOuoay, October l2th.
MurireesDOTo, Tuesday, October 18th.
Lebanon, wednesday, october 18th.
Aiexandns, THURSDAY, October 18th.
Nashville, Saturday, October nth.
COlumbia, Monday, OctODer 10th.
Pulaski, Tuesday, October 21th
Gallatin, Wednesday, october 2lst.
ClaTksyille, Thursday, October I'D.
Paris, Friday, October 23d.
Mckenzie, Saturday, October 24th.
Humboldt, Monday, October 18th.
Union city, Tuesday, October 27th.
Bolivar, Wednesday, October 2sth.
jackson, Thursday, October 10Th.
Brownsville, Friday, October sOLh.
Memphis, Saturday, October 8Ist.
]. l. RICE,
Chairman Democratic Executive Com.
". r. PROSsER.
Chairman Republican Executive Com.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-11
Aranoements have

Arrangements have been effected by
the committee on transportation with nearly
all the railroads east and west, north and
south, for reduced rates to persons wishing to
attend the Lincoln monument dedication and
reunion OF the army OF Tennessee, which viii
take place IN springfield, Illinois, on the four
teenth and fifteenth Of October. These rates,
with all the particulars, Will be duly adver-
tised by the various roads.