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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-30
A CITY OF BLOOD.


A correspondent Of the Loadon Daily TeAgrsPs.
IN . letter dated Coomassis, February s, thus de-
scribes that city: A town over which the smell Of
death hangs everywhere, and pulsatss on each
siekly breath Of wind; town where here and
there vulture hops at ones very feet too gorged
to join the hlthy aock preening itself upon the
gaunt, dead trunks that limo the road; whore
blood is plastered like ditch coating over trees
and doors and stools-blood Of . thousand vic
Tins, yearly renewed; whore murder pure and
single. monotonous massacre Of bound men, ID the
one employnsntof the king and the one spectacle
Of the popalass At every shuddsztng breath the
stomach turns, % pestilsntial 10 the air; bat IN
this atmosphere the inhabitants pass their life.
They cat heartily whilst human blood streams
down the street, who're bodies unburied blsach
and swell before their eyes. The child does bot
shrink % the sxseutioasrs pass BY; the bride
turns not IN inch from her way to avoid . fss-
tering corpse. Verify this % tho metropolis
OF murder. The odor Of putridity ID the
air approved BY it, inhsbitants. The dght
they love II severed nseks, asd spouttng
blood and eoFpsss that line the road In edead
procession. Their houses are built TO command
the widest viswa They are stained red that the
color Of blood may always rejoice their eyes Be-
side the doors and along the stucco frsisss one
group 10 never abssnt-a fantastic figure flourish
ing his KNIFE over helpless victim. Murder 10
their delight, their Joy. Though the empire BE-
tottsring under the inesssant drain, though their
own lives are not worth IN hours purchase, Tie
appetite VIII not b restrained. Children and
slsvss which make thsir savage wealth are saeri-
feed with gles to kssp up ths show. NeWhsfs
are % many Dad tssss, poisoned b. the noxious
sxhalatiops which these people love to breathe;
nowhere d animal life % seaat. The pretty liS-
ards which rustic and hsnt evsr svsfy other tewn
have ned this plaee. Only vultafss abound WITH
sieksnlng taMeh2s3 s.d kisss Which sweep eloss
! 70 the ground with plainttvs whitening. OoomAe'
BE ssvsn W. lasSs spess - groan6-so peak
Of stiii b IL pss56ae Tens. Itho NAM hand-
soas hsusss, al bsfls b stAs saus styis. Ths
ffoat y opsa, T1iss1 about fsuf fsse. hon tn
grousl. Here - IL tahsbatasts "a Wsssh IL
drsaAful spsetaslss peevideA csr tAsls snnseoGnk
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-30
GRAND SWIXXING FEAT.


4 MILE ANDA QUARTER IN TWENTY-
TWO MINUTfA. dir 49, IA
tfrom tos rs''sss'rn.. An,Dsz Wy A"" :" se''
terday.J T' -
Yesterday afternoon Paul Boynton, the sels-
brstsd pesrl-a,yer IVAN scross the river Dela-
vars- frnm sou,h street wharf to Yaixn.s Point
80
camden ohtance q ever mus ana eaesttst'
in twenty-five minufes. A large number OF SPEC
tators we're On tho wharveA Wherever view could
n hsd. and manv ware In suall boata aecoupa.
-. .-,.-.s >. a.. .,,,..,.. 49,.
ayLnS ING s"ia"es " sno oPPSsass snoss' -
The DAY was not very favorsbles - there Was
high Wind and Q cross tide, makink the wster ex-
eeod,r~lv ,on.h rha hc,r AZ stsrtin~ v.s tva
n-,.I.s 49,.
e9ecAf sa0 Wv p&s Wa 70 ~ "AoR unity Mn
utss. .. ..-..- go. q! r.. %
v,,.....,~ .. x,,n .,.,n.,r anvntn, sonaa,a6 clad
'ss,y.t I'VE oeloeA Doy'.Sa ~
IN MS rubber SUIT, And amid the cneefs o. tne
spsota4orS stepped into the water. He struck out
boldly .sbu6etiur the billovs with lusty sineWen
~. 49,. h..,s-.t.h.x v,th go, ms. nv the
ne p'SSrs DnS 1890 VII ~. .ese =. ~
excited crowd Of gPeetators Every n9S AND then
noko wave WOul0 C0uo, 8nQ Inc D6lu SWiWuol
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-30
NORTH GERMANLLOYD.

81 BETWEEN '-- -' '-
BREMEN AND BALTIMORE,
VIA SOUTHAMPTON.
The steamers Of the North German LLOYD 81 SO
tons, nave been newly furnished With all the nod
ern improvements. - b.
BEkLlN........-.. ......s -. Putschas.
U!iiO:::;;......- ....-".. =. Var. Eul,ter.
bKhGNscGWEIG .. usan.i.on.
NUREN BERG, q 100 tonsl .. Jaeger.
MORE. ~ fDilows: -,
-- ktCn Bremen. Erou baltimore.
NURENBERG...... Dec n Jan. q, "a
BRAUNSCHWEiG.. Jan q Jan. u.
BERLIN ............. Jan %. EsL -
BALTlMORE:....... Feb. 3. Eel,
NUREMBERG :::.:..F Feb u. March Y.
BRAUNeCHWElG.. March 3. 4arche.
BERLIN. March u. April u.
every Saturday nom Baltimore.
The steamer ell take passenscSs 70 Srentu.
Southampton, London and liavfs ind retiru
PRICE or PAssAun.-in gold, from Bremsn 70
baltimore: Cabin tI0o; stsefage - cafrency From
Paltimore 70 bremen, Southampton London tnd
1.avre: Cabin, 500; steeIake, -. Chlidren bS.
tween one and ten yeasa, half price; narsins;Ss -
All other arrangements ars Tie sans - me Now
%nrthsr information can be aseertainsd ~ apply.
fus Nv ieftsr 70 0ui General Agents.
No. eSosth Charles street, Baiiimors. Nd.
Asen 'iSF washinst0nin HARLEs WALTER,
No. SGD street. opposite City HALL
Also, Bills Of Exchange on principal RsaSes
In Europe. mYlSu
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appointed an ING opening saies Q, INC year. Inis
hAs c.esea n,uch aesponuehcy, when IN uufn n.s
sugsesIeu ~. sorts ., means 10. Ienei' Ine oPpo-
s,@on " .no uAae ssies s one tesuI' Anosnef
sne enor. mAAins " eiass oi oook men 70 TO
ouoe me large dissounts which Oh iate ysars nave
tuied inc trsde. ~ said tnst In many places
me ,ooDers nave oeen tempted 70 sell even oeiow
the publishers rates, ana that me retailers nave
SOLD BOOKS q twepty-nre per cent. less tnaa the
regular prices. induced to that course BY the too
liberal terms Of the jobbsrs.
1t IL difficult, however, to see how selling 1t
long discounts rather than at net prices can
"demorslize" trade which tn itscif = healthy,
ard the largo part Of the puolshers adhere TO ths
general practice Of the last ten years. Is they DO
also pointed out for change. such as selling to
students and preachers ~ wholesale prices; send
ing out runners TO DID sgainst eaen otner for
custom; and various devices which the interests
Of the trade have prompted.
It will be seen that the complaints Of the trade
ere 20 many, II not 20 important, a to suggest
other causes than those named. Probably there
Is no more stagnstion or Generalization" IN the
book trade than In any other. At the present
H,.de saIe indeed the prices average better than
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PIANOS.

pRINOE 3 co.'s NEW ORGAN. NO Is
\ aoe On E1ksIstSSs at Ellss ,Nsslr Slsss. 81
sEs "a 3 ksta: s :sls
l.sd in coL6ination with other ssoIs . pitsiin.
variety IN imitation u OSuheslfSI In. tftssLtf ad
ettaincd On any Organ Without this Stop. Cate
log rs By EaN free on Application 10 JOHN
GES; a; fIINeE at6., Ssssio. New Ys,
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C0FFEES DOWN.

CIlkED ind ~ ws haze psrcEsseG and received
new stock In tEis line since tia decline IL gives
great plsascse - s1er our customers the saAs
choice GRADES and varieties they have been gettns
si NJ al GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
Thereeucfiea Is fron THREE TO FIVE CENTS
ref rornd. or from SIX 10 TEN PER CENTUN.
Una y fact worthy Of NOTE. and we isvite thosa
hfeit&ted to call aLd see fos themselves.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-30
STEAMSHIP LINES.
CfklNG 1kkANGEMENT
OF TnE
Steamer Piiot Boy.

On and amer TUESDAY, February n, the
Leave Washing ol every TUEeDAY andSArU r
tiInisC On WEDNEeOAYs and SUNDAYS.
landings = mr. down q Lover Cedar Point, return
ls2a.tf y - " VII. n. BYLEs, Agent.
w b6sT6S AND fkSxiSENcE. ioANA n
The ans issn sts..s. oS TIN LAX s.s.
spd TaURsDHX. .ssp: r.: ,ioeeh!l q ihs PA.
steamship Of the =. and y. Line for Boston and
Providence: wit h the Lorillsrd steamship Con uany
for New York Freight should BE- addressed Care
Of Lady Of the Lake, via MOI fol-; =,
A. c. Plant, General Agent,
mha0 Room No. 10, Pant Binding.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-30

MERCHANTS LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
IVA wAsHrNeroSNF G TNb ISEw YORK.
Hereafter the nne stea inships Y. e. KNI6Hr and
JOHN GIBSON viii n.ks regular wEEKLY
WASHINGTON and GEORG ETOWN. ~ follows:
Leave New York from Pfei . East River every Sat-
urdAy at p. y. Leave 6eoPgetowa ever Friday
at .. m; and Alexandria the same day q y p.
For fun information spply 70 X: 4. DENHAM.
agent ONCE and wharf, - Water street. George.
town, or at the corEer Of Seventeenth street ara
New ;s,,l ISrk avenue. J. W, THOMPSON;
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LOUISIANA.
Wholesale Arrests Made at Shreveport,
Bsyou sara and ST. MartinsEille
"A Reign Of Terror.
People Fleeing Before the Outrageous
Proceedings Of the United States
Mar-hals.
what Kellogg aud Packard Have TO Say
About 1.-THE Jackson Affair
Etc, Ete., Etc

NFy ORLEANS, October 20.-"Great
auurehensions and serious alarm" were the
terms used by a COnserva1Ne politician here
yesterday, a. indicating the p esent con iitlan
OF the PEOPLE Of the state. Prom ShreN eport
came another bHtch Of grave apprehensions
and fears for the safety OF the women and
children, re gn OF terror, etc. ana bsyou sara
and 81. Marlnsyille rendered a Ieeole a.. s.
auce. with 81 view Of gathering information
on the subject Of the Wholesale arrests Whieh
ID was charged Federal officers were aIout
nj Ing aro which had prod duced the effect
stated above in the political mind the agent
of The Associated Press called on GOV
enor kelSsS .,,, ,ser sHI 1I9pSi WIN the TeSat2
gwen below. Governor Kellogg stated ina
he had heard but little Of these malters; thst
he could give no Information on the suDleSt
of arrests. hut thuught they had been greatly
exaggerated. The governor expressed a desire
Tor peaceful and ialr el7ctlon- heBaLu!hs
wholesale arrests. Marshal Packard stated
fbat arfidavIUs had been made against lhlrly
uer-ons. charged with participation IN tnt
toushatta outrage, but ne nas not neaIu lHai i
any arrests have been made. When arrested
these parties wilt be taken before the United
States commissioner for examination, ana
cannot be removed fTOm the parish unless
-ent beFo-e the United States court There
are indictments against seventy nVe or one
hundred persons in Grant parish on account
nf their psrtioipat In the Coliax parish
massacre, bat the deputy I nllel sue sue & iLl i,
-lals are instructed not 10 take any one OUT OF
The parish until after the election. IL is proo-
aBIe that = few rascal7 may De lrlenteheu
q vgav. but no honest citizen VIII De Inoltsteus
nor have they anything 70 fear. The follow
ing respunse was received trom shreNep ~
No arrests have been made As YET ana TO
rsIrt- are conn citing a. 70 whether OF not W ar
rauts have been Issued sever
II uen flernen were S i'd 60 have Wal ants
who were interviewed by the I United states
commissioner yesterday, and that they were
Given 90 understand that afhdaytts were not
made out against forty citizens OF this place.
n '.rrirg tbep viii violation Of tue enforce
ft.eDf els This Che commissioner now de-
mics Ine meeting held ny the citi1ens OF
shreveport adopted resolutions not 10 employ
Republican,, nor advance supplies 70 lhose
uHa did not sign lt. This was the onense
thty committed. The following was received
. O-niEut fnom Bayou sara, louisiana
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I1IED

DANDRIDGE-Ou the 10Th Inst, at his late
residence, ten miles out on the Macon road
Mr. GEORGE ". DANDRIDGE, aged IS years,
months and y days.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully
invited to attend his funeral this (WEDNEs-
DAY. morning, at 10 O'Clock.
JOYCE-On Tuesday, October 9th, at 81
O'Clock pm, FRANK r., youngest son Of the
late Michael and Rose a. Joyce, aged TIRES
years.
The friends Of the family are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral. from the resi-
dence Of Mrs. ". Hammell, No. s. Second
street, near Overton, this EDNESDAY1
evening, at o'clock. Carriage at Wslsh's.
FOLEY-In this city, October %, at ) O'Clock
ON, JENEvE, f1fRnt daughter Of Thomas
Foley, Esq.
Funeral from the residence, No. 70 Robeson
street, at 10 O'Clock this "WEDNESDAY morn
ing. The friends OF the family are respect
fully invited 10 attend.
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FINANCIAL.
= sst,lsEp, mt Ntth the POthsehiia-se-
Itgmzn - vHditats-Unitea states
and o her B0nds-kte.

Nv,v YORK. October 20.-The Post
= fhe Rotbschild -seligInan syndicate have
T1sde fbeIr settlements Ntth lne tIeesutg t Iot
Soyen1 ser aud December Wnlen means mean, s ~ -
1b.,- nave sent INTO the treasury me nne-
fveutv bonds which have been ehtleN ot' ~ ~
interest on which ceases NoVenDel ~ anu anu
Bscember Ist, 80 that The calculatlolLs lis tlis'
me frassury viii have - pay Out any con con ~
t'r.bie amount Of gold for these Donos ei'l "
Id fault The amount Of called Donus ina tsle-
fUrfl. on Novem Der Isl IL twenty-five LiliilOL
d0lI.rs: maturing December lst, teA hlllltoA n -,
.IoIisrs' one OF the chief asonh lof ne -
"a exchange b. that securities are eoHilns
bere from Europe in cDnslderhoie ainyults in4ll
I'd j. understood that large amount OF hl5 htiq
d. s.gr-- are on the way from London as Wen
- United states boz ds from Term an mar
kefs. the latter having been ordered mere Dc
Ca-s-t this has been higher market. 4.
Private aoyiCes froIp Germany say lleie =
r0u.f eraBle uneasl ess, becau use OF toe feoeni
dec ARA ious OF Two 5tales ia favor OF rodeeut-
Iug United states bonds in greenbacE Ks lDsiefu
% oui l. 80. .--.t,.u u
Ii Wa reported on the streets this morulng
That lie fris has G losed the loan Tor lhree
nundrer thousand dollars in the London mar
IE,.r al pri Is below previous negotiations.
4re -HIupiuE-firm Of r J.. Morgan : sons,
a. s,au- 4 sf-eet A. is stated. e. not involved 10
tue suspension of The san Francisco nf y re-
pagzed having failed iu conseq uence oI Lhe
res dent par neT there specuiatlng IN wheat
aud ship charters
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MEITIEa rO-AEGHT.

We hope every Democrat IN the tenth
ward will make it a point to be present
at The meeting to take place tonight st
the Mississippi and Tennessee depot
Allthe candidates will be present and
speak upon the issues Of the day. The
meeting Of last night was success; let
that Of tonight be no less so.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-21

MR. EMERSON ETHERIDGE will speak
at the Greenlaw 0perahouse tonight.
What he is to speak upon we may sur
mise from the position that has been as
signed him by the dark-lantern, secret
service committee, whose only desire is
70 defeat the Democratic ticket. He
may have a full house; we hope he
will, for We desire every voter to hear
what he has to say why he should op-
pose the regular nominees Of the Demo
cratic party and pander 10 the designs
and purposes Of Radicslism. We want
Mr.. EtheIidge to be heard. he is 3
mastery speaker and an able debater.
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French Barr MtIl sIOnea-ThOmas De.
lany. Sos I2S and $50 Poplar street
HemRhia. Team.

yINO the Planters Of Tennessee and adjoining
i -tRtes-I solicit the patronage of ali per-
sons having BURR MILL STONES to repair.
Having had q years experience in this coun-
try and Europe-with W. G. Bradford of this
city from 1858 TO 1851, since which time have
been generally engaged In building and re-
pairing mills IN this and adjoining States. I
VIII rebuild, band, redress and put in perfect
ord all burrs for grinding corn and wheat, or
will redress buTrs that planters may hull their
own cotton-seed, thereby saving freight on
bulk and saving fuel. Joints should not be
filed with lead, as the attriti0n powders IT.
and poisons the meal or fdur. / will euRran-
tee that with my style Of dressing, and with
proper speed, a thirty-inch mill will grind
thirty bushels OF corn IN one hour. / also
guarantee to save one half OF the power BY
proper dressiDg, making better meal and send
ing 10 from the mill perfectly cool and In good
order to ship. Where the running-gear Is in
good order, Is is only necessary TO ship the
rock, when the work viii be promptly done
and returned. Mil work in general, and all
orders froIa the country promptly attended, 70
at prices that defy competition. All orders ad-
dressed 70 me In care orc. W. Payne & Co. will
oSSl THOMAS DELANY.
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24l AND 243 MAIN STREET, COB. JEFFERSON.
CLOTHING! CLOTHING!
VisUOrs and Citizens are Invited to Carefully
Inspect cur Stock.

The stagnAtiOn in business in the Eastern markets
has given opportunities to make LARGE CASH
PURCHASES under the favorable conditions. and
enables offer goods at exceptionally
Low Prices.
We have deferred announcing the arrival of NEW
GOODS until entire stock in arranged for
exhibition. We are now prepared with q large and
unusually wellselected ezceIed
any market embracing everv article for entIeruans
complete outfit
Our stock of GentIemen's Clothing for Fau and
Winter in medium and fine goods surpassss in fit
style and make, anything by heretofore We
manufacture stock. nay no manufacturing
profit buy exclusively CASH thus enabling us to
offer extra inducements in prices.
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GUBENATORIAL.
rhs Candidates Rt Puiaski-BrOWn and
gohGson and the Joint BebAte.


special 10 cle Appeal
NASHVILLE, October 2O.-The guber-
nator.al candidates spoke al Pulaski to-day.
Porter has NJ aynari completely cornered and
exposes his fsllacies and untruths with terri
bIe severity. Potter had grand reception al
Pulaski last night-a torch-light procession
Democrats, from all parts OF the state insist
that Brown and johnson shall not have joint
discussions before the election, and IS Brown
does not wish u distract aud iujure the Dsm-
ocrstic party he has yielded TO their wishes
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one Of the frst 10 denounce the sheriff n,
when called upon by the citizens Of the
county, 20 disperse a riotous mob either OF
white or black men, he should remain quiet
ly Ira town and take no notice OF the request.
or NJ be should go alone and unarmed. Tap
tain Mills, II he has made such report as u
IS aid be bas, has been guilty Of conveying
10 the war department q false idea OF the true
state Of Affairs here by the suppression OF i'm
poriaut facts. I believe Captain Mills 70 be
an honorable man, and must think, there
for, that be has been unsupported.
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Ssrss1PPT AND TErS SEssEE RAILROAl
nEErrE or -rpERINTE ENnENT.

MEMPHIS, Tenn October 10Th, lel4- .
EDIlOEs APPEAL-NO such man as Michael
CORY was ever employed on this road Is con-
man OF that name applied, 70 my knowledge,
for a situation. Very respectfully,
n. BURKE, superintendent
1t now only remains for the superin-
tendents Of the Little Rock and the Pa
ducah roads to say whether they know
anything Of Michael. We want to show
Michael up in his true cOlOIs-
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A dispatch from Little Rock says that
adcttianal returns OF the election from about
twenty counties, hold up to the estimate
county gives fourteen hundred majority
azaiBst fustead of for the constitution
Fuilitp ana Lincoln oeonsles give small ma
80 lar as have been heard from that give ma
Jorities against the constitution. The mslori-
y for the constitution VII not, according 70
OIig lnal estimate, seventy-fve thousand.
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A convention Of white leaguers IN
f7raaEllu, Louisiana ,5sturday passed resoia-
riDras 10 the effect Luat In order u give me
e.aler.ii ueople q conclusive guarantees OF go0o
f.tfb ne recognition Of their pohtca Auu
..iyfI r1EltE- ~ p clothe our parish executive
-..r.ultttee with full power 70 feti e the hatile
a. Usfnes Of any Of the candidates ior lhe
rsrt.n onicers nominated this day ny us ~
favor 0f any COM pete u colored man or lhelAl :
-,,.i5ed fhsf not more than half Of our
tIgl-tt ts concluded 70 be colOred people anu
'lTt,.itef their candidates be competent 70 nj
80 -..t,actIye Offices. Also, tuai We hereby
.,-,-ita ne coIorsd people 20 meet Us IA mas
-rl-afinz on the twenty fourth day OF OctoDefi
IA ~ F'FauEliu, 10 nOInlnats thair canol-
dates and 10 accept the pIopoaitlOh "e' en-
a.
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GRADUALLY we are getting to the
truth about Michael Cory, who told the
people of indianapolis that he had to
leave the south on account Of his poll
tics. Captain Ross Of the Charleston and
Captain Flynn Of the Louisville road
have spoken, and now comes Mr.. Burke,
~ the Tennessee. who saws:
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four or fiVe other Of our citlzef1s, went -. -
Yccany bottom hunting and IN me efehlhAs
ss they were going along ia the woods looking
for game, Mr. COllums. with his qua 10 one
hand and bunch Of squirYes in tne otner, .,L
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Mr.. Emerson Etheridge

WILL address the people on public Affairs
az GREENLAw oPERAHoUsE. on
Wednesday ave. Oct. Al. az : az o'clock
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w. Il. aIITCHELL's SCHOOL.
No. 3O3 Third Street.

ENGLlSH, COMMERCIAL AND CLASH
u CAL courses taught. For particulars sp-
ply at 303 Third street. se29
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LARGE Size CLOTHING A SPECIALITY

Alsxandre COuyissr and Dents Kids 81 per pair
Reyniers Dog and CalEskin Gloves at 50 per pair.
English half Hose, 81 per dOzsu
Extra English half Hose at 81 per dozen.
Ssx good shirts Sl2.
Six extra Shirts for Sl5.
Six best n. Y. Muslin Shirts for SIS,
Shaker Flannel Canton Flannel Scotch Domestic Meruo
UnderEear Reduced twenty per cent.
Cartwright Warmers White Underwear and 6hread
Silk Underwear, at Greatly Reduced Prices
200 Business COstO broken English French and Aer
Cassmeres, at 80, worth SIS to $40
100 Fall OVereOsts at Sl2, worth $50.
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whe New York Tines has received
Ysgs,,a.rh frota rs Paris bureau stating w Al
,li B,sczlaud d. their CORES pouoeu. ~ + i,a1ts
- 4 n stIot by the Rlpublicans- MT. lturh
f-,4,S 90 t5fivate secretary 10 Minister SeNell
1o - Petersburg, returning - tnls eounttlS
v-ffb that geutieI an v hen tue ialteI Aeeef , -
-.-l..ra uieudation Of Ar, eweil tnst buehleta
- ,.scea on the corps Of iorslgn eorIss!lol9 =
-, 80 fsst,r gFs5es He was a brother OF fran
f'1cltiat.a- tbe sporting editor of Land aHd
rEflffeT
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-21

CflI7l7 llllll = 80 = - ,,lI 77777
,,eifb ? the poor nor rich are exempt. The
,,,..s,snf farif is nearly u not quite twice as
kish lie tariff Of lsS OF Of ls42, Tt two highest
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-21

The 6fth annual convention OF the
1-aung Mems christian association ot Indiana
- M NeVy j lOauy atuTaay morning Inc
1-ti.-rtrg on Gers were elected fresleeni
u Nuuha /, OF indianApuasi wee - 81,
-I..r,fs II IL III. sammis, OF Lpganhts4ts Shd
-aTisiu Tneo Mccoy, OF Jeners0n ntlllei - -
-tts-r : " black, Of Hanover 60 llests- 4 ne
-.ffeadance Z quite large. ana the sPglt eA
-1effsnf sixteen associations nave neeh sftssil
- liarfnz the paat year. ana one Thousand
-a- srr5Tad and uingty-ioHr conNefsloue
nav f-ea reported. There are eleven w ~ y 80 -
s1nd nipeteen members in the n.'sis, anu nv n 5
.'l1lr-esud four huudned and IL fs--aaA Qoilal
il.s-s been expended during the year. A L Esil.
her or visiting DreE en- are n eseut Ion ION :
Gi-tsuce. the convention VIII hoil VNei 7eA'
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-21

Lsioy sIssS" jackson put on ihe board Of grand
jury commissioner.
The Osceola Times despOn0ently says:
srryyo OF three drunks this week, and a. many
faf he
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-21

The boards Gf ciecaoa confni nissioneEs tul'5as1S
,'-S fhe STATE were composed exclusively OF
M. ~ baIz Of the Cllanthcrton parry ana theie
~ consequent fears thai the vote iof Green
ne ladepoGfent kequoilcan can p ioate' ~ =.
nj KS f..rly connted anG decLared- Governor