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TEMPLE OF HONOR.

i HE officers and members Of NatOma Tenn
pie OF Honor, No. I, are earnestly requested to
attend meeting OF the Temple this TUES
DAY) evening" October 10th, at ~ O'Clock, f0l
the transaction Of important business. Hall
in GayOse Block, Main street.
By order. BUN +. PRICE, W. CT.
a. n. WHITE, W.R. oe2O
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MAYoR,5 OFFICE, CITY Hall.

VI MEaPHIs, TEss., October Il, 1874. !
In pursuance OF the following resolution,
pa SEQ by the General Council on the 18th
INST, on and after TUESDAY, October 10Th,
.he Aarkatnouses " ill be open FROM 2o'cloek
pm anil o'clock pm;
itss9iged, That on and after October 2Oth. the
siarReth onses be open from O'Clock pm.
0cti8 JOHN IoAGTJF- Mavor
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FLECTIOSs To CONE.

The following is a fun and complete
list Of the elections TO come off this
year, eighteen Legislatures, We may add,
10 vote for United States senators:
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Judge Brady yesterday denied the mo-
tlOu ~ EWesd = counsel g. correct The allie st.i
errcrs made by Chisf-Justioe Davis in The re-
cord Of the trial, by changing The finding OF
the Jury as found IN the clerks record.
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FOREIGN INVASION.

States Soda Big Bob by Wholesale
European Capitalists to Pay AoaIh-
eEn state Debts.
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a5overnors will be elected in these States ;
IN the Others minor state officers.
a ueutenaut-gOFernOr, as PROVIDED Dy me
new constitution, Will De elected for the hrst
time in Peunsys vania.
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ARKANSAS ELECTIONS.
The Victory Complete Ninety Tkou-
sand Votes for the C0nsIituiiOn,
and Only Fifteen ThOusand
Against.
Third Of November should Bring
Another ROusing Majority.
From the Little Rock Gazette Of Friday.l
T., ,,,otto, .rl,,r,,,, me-, ,,,,l,l;sl, oil Il

From the Little Rock Gazette of Friday.l
In another column we publish all the
returns 50 far eC5iYed. By them II will be
seen that the vote for constitution is in excess
OF that for convention on the thirtieth OF
Juue. From close calculations we are salts
fed the vote Tor constitution will not fall
far shOrt OF ninety thousand. The state tick
et runs even with the constitution. Giving
fifteen rhousa and against the constitution, We
have seveuty-five thousand majority. The
vote is the largest ever pUi6d in the state, and
VIII evidently reach one hundred and hve
thousand. Those who opposed the constltu-
ton are routed, horse, foot and Dragons every
where, except in Phillip wherr, We fear,
through the mismanagement OF some OF our
Oger-zeslaus friends, the white ticket is de-
feaIed. jefferson is reported over Two thou
sand aga INST the consultation. With thai ex-
cepuon, the small majority in Phillips. and
one or Two other counties, the Republicans
have failed in every county. Our victory Is
complete. Arkansas has spoken in thunder
tones. Ninety thousand OF her voters against
fifteen thousand, at the outside, have declared
that they prefer the new 70 The Old constitu-
iion.- send the news 70 Chattanooga.
THE NEXT ELECTION.
Two weeks from Tuesday next, the third
November, an election will occur for con.
gressmen. That contest Is equally as i'm
pcItsnt as the election on TUESDAY last. VIII
not the people come 10 the polls again on the
thiId Of next month aud complete the work
they 80 giOriously inauguraied on last Tues
day. To fan 10 do this will be to leave our
work half done. And there is another thing
stand bv the regular nominees as you stood
by them on the thirteenth. What can be &C
cOmplished by unity OF action has Just been
exemplihed in the case OF Pulaski county.
Herethe uemOCratlc-C Conservative voters gave
ali boiters and mslcon tents the cold shoulder
and made a determined, earnest night Tor the
regular ticket, and were successful. Let US
repeat the experiment on the third Noyem-
Der and wewil be successful in every con-
gressional district in the state We must do
Il. Weare not safe until that is done. 1t is a
duty the men who so nobly came TO the polls
on Tuesday and 80 triUmphanuy indicated
our cause, owe TO Themselves and the State. 70
rally again on the third proNime, and COM
plete their work by elecung Gause, Siemons,
Wiltshire and Gunter. Once more TO the polls
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$4,000 900 for Arkansas, Alabama,
Virginia aud the CsrOIlnRs.
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L. q. q. r..

VNHE members OF Biun City ..1s
Il LO fge, No. 49,, are hereby no 8 =
tilted 20 meet az their Hail, No. 35I esf-s.sss>s
Second street, this tTUESDAHl -Sl4sg7sl-~
evening, at ~ O'Clock, for Initiation and
other regular bust ness.
The brethren OF sister Lodges fruteruaIIy
invited TO attend.
G. W. L. CROOK, ;. G.
W. II. MOYsToE, Secretary. oct26
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At one O'Clock a large audience,
despite the bad weather, assembled In the
| courthouse. Hon. james u. Richardson
stated that there was a gentleman present,
| Major VIM. J. sykes, whom the people would
| Sc glad 10 hear fr0in IN regard 10 the cOnel-
/ ton % The Democratic party In the state.
Major Sykes came forward and said in SUD
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Mr.. Emerson Etheridge

WILL address the people on public affairs.
al GREENLAw oPERAHOUsE, on
wednesday Eve Oct. 81, a1zI.2 O'Clock
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Srnr or FIVE other Of our ciuzens ssils ,,1s .
Na.on,, bottofn hurting, and in the eVentitsi
IS fsey were going along IN the woods io9Hlos
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TfuEptg D5aisfsg y ON ny ,g;. Se,'. ~
~ =. 4Tathat;e Worship'' was the title OF
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,.ofgaa ard OF SuBltfs 81 fs.es ~.-a.7s =.
colA7e 80 erd wear Is taxed At high rates;
We ~ ire moor nor rich are exempt The
noun - - ~ nearly II not unlte twice as
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ss,,y~ J ,.si pus on the board of grand
gury commissioner
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ATTENTION. Knights Templar.

VOU are hereby ordered 20 attend in
il fatigue dress this TUESDAY, even ~
ing. al ~ O'Clock, for drill, at the Hall/N\
OF Knights OF Innisfail, Adams Block, Second
street.
By order. J. NJ. PErTIGREW. F.. c.
T. J. BARCHUs, Recorder. oc20
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SYKES.
Speech Of the Secretary of the State
Democratic Executive Committee.
The Record OF the Democratic Party
Sale OF Railroads state Bends
HyPOtheeated, Etc.

From the Nashville Union and American Of
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New Orleans October i5, Special % the
Louisville CourIer-Jourusl.I
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- Of eteruou oOmInia siOncEs siiiai1sos
'lat ~ - - f.i.au, nefton party, and there
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d. K. MCRAE. ". HESSICK
MESSICK & M'RAE,
ATTORNEYS -AT-LAW.
OFFICE
p Madison Street. Memphis, Tenn

ENSOLVEHCY NOTICE The creditors Of
L ". +. Marsh, deceased, viii take notice
that I have, on this l0th day Of October, lS.4,
suggested the insolvency OF said estate to the
County Court OF shelby county, and have
been ord cred TO give notice that all persons
having claims against said estate shall fiie me
same with tie Clerk Of the County Court be-
fore the lltn day OF January, 1919, and sny
claims not filed before this day shall be for
ever barred by law.
FANNIE S. MARSH. Automatically.
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SPECTROsCOPIc CHEMIsTRY.-Lockyer in a recent
communication to the Royal Society, states that he
has shown that when different degrees of dissociat
ing power employed the spectral effects diff
ferent: and in continuation of this idea he
now proposes to give the reasons which lead him TO
the conclusion that, starting with q mass Of ele-
mental matter, such mass of patter is continually
broken up as the temperature including in this term
the action of electricity, is raised In pursuing
another line of research, namely the connection be.
tween the molecular construction of vapors and
their densites Prof Lockyer states that he has re-
Gently attempted to bring the spectroscope to bear
upon this question. As an example OF the behavior
of vapors under different temperatures the observa-
tions of the spectrum Of dry hydrogen contained IN
n iron tube whose ends are closed by plate OF
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LITERARY NOTES.

The address Of Prof Tyndall, recently de-
yered before the British Association at Belfast, will be
published in full in the forthcoming number Of the
Popular Science Monthly"
G.. p. Putnam's Sons add to their announce
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Bayard Taylor, uniform with the set Of Taylor's
"Travels" "sophsms OF Protection" by F. Bastiat.
uniform with Bastats Essays on Political Economy"
I'm the series OF Popular Manuals" " inflammation.
conn cted with the Circulation" ny the noted Italian
Scientist Prof NJ Schif, translated by Dr. NJ. r. JacOb
winter Homes for Inyads an account OF the various
Ioct es In America and Europe suitable for consump
tives aud inyalids during tho Winter months, with
special reference to the climatic variations In each
place and their influence disease by James W. Howe,
NJ D., author OF Emergencies" ETC.
Henry Holt & Co. announce for publication
during the Autumn Of 1874, Adams's Democracy aud
Monarchy in France" novel by Mrs. Alexander
"Boswells Life OF Johnson, condensed by c. II. Jones'
"FIeeman's Historical Course for Schools" Vol. VI
History OF America, Vol. VII. History OF France, VOL
VIII. History Of Greece, Gautiers Tour in Rus
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glass NAV be mentioned. The Temperature reached
by the furnace may be conveniently DIVIDED lnt9
four stages: First when the continuous Oi
however not being visible; second, when the con-
tinuous spectrum extends q little beyond ~, tnis
line being visible as bright line; third, when tue
spectrum extends into the green. ID being very
bright; fourth, when the spectrum extends Deyohu
the green and becomes invisible as line and the
sides OF the furnace are at req neat anu of pot
Roscoe, been heated to white heat FROM tue eA-
animation of twelve or fourteen different substances
Lockyer shows that If similar spectra be taken as IN
dicating similar molecular conditions then the va
pors the densities of which have been determined
have not been in the same molecular condltioh
among themselves.
THE USE OF THE OWNING RoD.-MesSrs. Pass a.
Towney of Bristol, England, communicated TO the
Naturaliss Society the results of an investigation
made by them into the curious superstition attend
ing the use Of the divning rod AS the use Oh TINS H.
strument is by no means obsolete in our own coun-
try it may be worth while to state that Messrs Pass
g. Towney were successful in obtaining the attend
ance of two reputed operators, and both expressed
themselves willing and able to find the money wmch
the authors were to conceal The con]urors main
tanned that the instrument was available not only
in the field but in the mine. and that they couid Dy
it detect metal wherever placed. An English shii-
ling being placed under some one OF series OF
objects such hats and handkerchiefs lying on the
floor the master of the dvining rod or dowsing fork
guaranteed to find it if there were no disturbing
causes. When asked what the latter might be, ne
stated springs of water minerals under the house.
He was therefore first of all to explore the room as
q preliminary matter. and ascertain that there were
M indications of water minerals under the house.
The first attempt to discover the location OF the MD
den coin was successful, but under such crcum-
stances as to show that it matter OF accident
and the operator refused to repeat the experiment
second time oven for O sovereign. The other OWNER
a less expert person. seems to have failed IN three
successive cases, and when he finally succeeded the
conditions were such as to show the whole OF his
audience most of whom were ignorant men ana pro.
fessed converts to the belief in the Owning rod tbat
the operator was guided by occult influences but
was merely guessing his way along: 1t was evident,
in fact that there mystery in the whole mat,
ter and that there is much deception In the use or
the divining rod as practiced by the medi,
cine men of savage tribes. The use of the forked
rod for the purpose of finding minerals, springs, ana
i'm fact every possible variety of desderata seems to
have been handed down to us from the middle ages
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LIPPMANNs SMALL ELECTRo-C APIILARY MoTOR.-
The following fact has been applied by Lippmann in
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