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personal,

COLONEL WILLIAM HENDRICKsON is
registered at the Peabody hotel.
Mr.. JOHN Z. WARNER, agent OF Mil
ton MOBILES and the Rogers dramatic compa'
ny, is in the city.
Mr. r r. CATRON, of the avalanche,
has returned from two weeks visit among
his friends Ia Missouri. Contrary to predic
lion LIE failed to marry while in Missouri.
The following visitors were intro
duced at the cotton exchange yesterday: d.
Magnum, of COllieTville, Tennessee: b. +.
Garrett; J. r. Mulkey, of Louisiana; NJ. W.
Brand, of Syracuse.
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DEMOCRATIC DEMONSTRA.
TTON
Monroe County, Mississippi, Out In
FOrce-FOur Hundred Freedmen
in the Observation-Disclosures
by Colonies Lamar and
M'CardIe-Vict0ry
Assured.


Vicksburg Herald.
ABERDEEN, MISS, October 16.-This
has been one of the grandest days of the cam
paign. Even old Monroe, renowned as she is
for always doing well, has outcome herself. a
procession of nearly two thousand horsemen,
with two brass bands and two pieces of artil-
lery, under the command of that old Roman,
General GhOlson, as chief marshal, and COM
posed entirely of the voters OF Monroe county,
and including four hundred Democratic freed
men, marched through the city, while thou
sands of people, including hundreds of ladies,
lined the streets. The roar Of the cannon has
been deafening from daylight until night
After the procession, Colonel l.. Q. e. Lamar
and Colonel W. II. M'CardIe spoke from the
balcony of the courthouse to a dense throng
below and huge crowd within, and at the
full speech TO an immense crowd upon Com
merce street, in the business portion of the
city. The county of Monroe is maintaining
Democrats is as certain as the election shall
be held.
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zEULEs AID HORSES-Just received, 80
vi Texas Mules and Horses, broke, ana OF
GOOD s4.e-a good substitute for common plug
horses, being cheaper and more durable. Have
already received twelve car-loa s, and Will
gel large shipments in future If we can md
nErEgf liberal inducements to dealers or
sDpculstnrs. FORREST & FARES.
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.sONFE gTIONERY An extensive stock OF
Z = clufeci ionery, TOYS and fancy articles, en-
hracing everythiT z pertaining TO hfst-class
confectionery business. Also, bake oven ana
candy mandatory, consisting OF All the
ute Sis necessary 20 carry on the baking,
confectionery and candy manufact urlng busi-
ness. Cash, city real estate, or notes with APP
nroved securltV taken, as may best suit the
purchaser. Good reason given for selling.
For far ~ er particulars apply on the premises,
octI2 4l9 MAIN ST.
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JOHN SIURLA, the wall-knOwn oyster
prince and TestdurdnteIr, deserves great credit
He has provided an establishment long eeded
in Mempnis-a ladies, restaurant, the entrance
TO which is at No. 33g Main street The restau-
rant, located up stairs, Is elegantly furnished,
and is a credit TO Memphis. No improper
characters admitted to this Testa urant where
ladies can have everything that good taste
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TVNEE COSSE EFT PLACE-On south bank OF
looss-Hatchie, at " Whiteoa Blum - 200
acres, all rich bottom; fine cotton landi halt
in cultivation. Terms easy. -
II. l.. GUTDN,
dxr Real Estate Broker, 81 :, Court 81.
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J. A. Signiago, "the new reliable
second TO none," is in daily receipt of fresh
oysters, ish and game of all kinds, consisting
Of quails, prairie chickens, venison and cell
cry, and Will sell the same at as low price as
any competitor in the city can or will Don't
forget the number 27S Second street
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EATEs OF ADVERTISING
N DAILY APPEAL:

W solicit letters aud comm dnlc cations upon
subjects Of general interest, but such mus
always De accompanied by q responsible
name.
We Will not return rejected communications
All letter., comm uni cations, or anything else
FOR the APPEAL, should not be addressed "a
and Individual connected with the ONCE
but simply The
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TIE SUNDAY APPEAL will be unjust ;
ally attractive, ana offers the best in,
ducements for advertisers to reach s
arge class of readers.
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VINCENT BOTTO's saloon and oyster
depot, No. lg4, corner OF Washington and
Fr ut streets. Norfolk shell oysters received
daily by express Families supplied by the
barrel or can. Choice imported wines, liquors
and cigars constantly on hand.
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ADDITIONAL RIVER REPORT 8
Associated Press Dispatches.

PITTsBURG, October 10. - River 3 feet s
inches and stationary. Weather cloudy and
cool.
CINCINNATI, october I9.-Night-River fall
ing, with feet 10 inches in the channel.
Weather clear and cool. Departed: Frank
Willard, New Orleans
LOUISVILLE, October 10. Weather clear.
River rising, with feet inches in the canal,
and feet on the falls.
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Novelties

In mourning note, and fancy station
! cry; fine pocket books, in Russia and sealskin
| school rewards, and colOred picture toy books,
| at AT DOD & CO.'S.
35l Main street
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GET ONE Of those children's cape over
coats which We are selling at five dollars,
They are worth eight dollars.
N. 3. CHAPSKY & BRO, ri Main street.
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This court adjourned yesterday until
Monday next, the twenty-dfth instant. The
cases for trial that day are as follows: No. 2l43,
Hunt VS.. Rogau, Selden & Co.; 26S0, bank Of
Kentucky vs. Hawiey, et a.; a32, Pattlson vs..
MillingtOn; 1895, Samter VS.. sander: 1914, Beall
vs.. Williams & Co.; 800, Coulter vs.. Thomas (;
35IS, Haynes vs.. Fletcher 1884, Sanderlin, pse,
VS.. M'Carney.
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Chris's ReOpening.

The grand reopening OF Chris's cap
itol" takes place on Wednesday morning The
saloon has been handsomely reprinted re dec
GRATED and reluvenated. A splendid oid-foIks
barbecue for the occasion, 10 which all old
Z lands are invited
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COUNTY COURT.
The Raleigh NarrOW-GRuge Railway
Five Thousand Dollars ApprOPri-
aIed to the SchOOIs-PlRnters
Bank Bonds.

The county court met st nine O'Clock
yesterday morning, Judge Holman presid-
ing. the following report and action were had
relative 10
THE RALEIGH NARROw-GAUGE RAIL
WAY.
WHEREAS, The committee appointed to in
vestigate the Affairs Of the Raleigh railroad.
show thai large sum Of money mas been eX-
pended on said road, tO-wit; fifty one thous-
and dollars, and that there are a. many law
suits pending against the county by the bend
holders and the road, and dCeming IL for the
best interests of the county that some meas
ures be taken with the view of amicably ad-
juEung all litigation, and devising some
means towards the completion OF the road
therefore be t
Resolved, That committee Of seven be ap-
pointed by the court-say three mem bers with
the chairman and three citizens-to devise
and take such steps In the premises as may
lead to the results set forth in the above pre-
amble; and that said committee snail have
full power to act in the premises, their said
scts TO be binding and OF full force and
effect, the same as If acted upon by the
THE PUBLIC SCHOOL FUND.
The court, upon petition from the city and
county school directors, appropriated 5000
TO the schools, and retains for the county the
property of Samuel Folwell, sold toAsatisty
his bond on the woodward trustee case.
The petition from the various county district
directors was as follows, and that from the
city school board members is like unto II:
10 the County Court of Shelby County:
"Ihe undersigned, school directors for the
- school district of Shelby county, resp Ct
fully petition your honorable court to make
good to the public school fund the sum of $40, =
236 %, which is the balance OF the amount lost
to the school fund by the defalcatton of A.
Woodward, former trustee, now unprovided
for. The real estate which the county court
took from $. Folwell for the 5000 bond he may
be liable for, the public schools cannot use,
nor do they want it, and the remaining
S5236 . was lost In consequence OF the county
court failing to take sufficient bonus for the
protection of this fund. The county court
was the custodian of the public school fund
by law, and we think it was its duty to pro-
,ect it,"
PLANTERS BANK BONDS.
On motion OF Justice Miller, the action Of
the chairman in purchasing five county bonds
of ten thousand dollars each for some s.,
was ratified, il being also affirmed that said
bonds were portion of the assets of the
Planters bank and said purchase was made
OF the trustee of that bank at the sale of its
assets.
Justice Winters appealed from the action Of
the court.
Z. W. Caldwell, Esq, qualified as notary
public, and E.S Ellis as constable OF the sew
enth ward.
Adjourned to nine O'Clock this morning.
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10 EXCHAR gle.

Eighteen miles from Menu
phis; rents for 500 net per annumi ana a
first-cl ass suburban residence, in exchange for
improved residence property in city. Apply
10 las. :. CAkPENTER & CO.,
seplq 43J6 Madison street.
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Down Goes the Price.

ALL-wooL, boys cashmere suits st S.,
worth s. 80. They are great bargains NJ. =,
Chapsky & Bro, II Main stre ct,
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Go TO Leddin's Business College.

SPLENDID Atwood cashmere pants
at s., worth IS, at NJ. s. Chapsky d Bros, 227
Main street
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Notice To Planters.

These desiring to secure cotton pick
ers can probably make arrangements to have
their wants supplied by calling at the office
Of the Memphis and Charleston railroad.
NJ. =. JAY, q. T. A.
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Latest STYLES BOOts and Shoes.

LADIES' and children's button and
side-laaed box-toed shoes a speciality at
VI egeliis, 344 Main.
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THE cheapest and best STEAM DYEING
and CLEANING HOUSE in the city is at 246
Second street. HANSON & WALKER.
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Go TO Mrs. Lanier's, COZ Main street,
for late papers, magazines, ETC.; also fine
law library, cheap.
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BOUQUETS and "ut flowers at Craig,s.

DON'T FORGET to hand in your favors
early to appear in our mammoth Sun
day issue
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WIN. M'ANALLY is at the Eagle boot
and shoe store, 344 Main street, where he
would be pleased TO see his friends, and can
prices.
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FRyorite Baltimore fresh oysters, five
dozen in each can, nifty cents per can, at j.
Farrell s., q Jefferson street.
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Il o N a II n a .

Beatrice Cenci,
NeapOIitan BOY,
La HeIOte,
Vestalina,
Madonna,
NOurmahal,
Cherubim,
st. Joseph,
And twenty-five other styles of Italian painted
porcelain Brooches, just received at
MRS r KREMER'S
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Law REPORTS.
Circuit COurt-Heisken, Judge.

The following cases are set for trial to-
day: No. lS5, sam Hood; 400 Caroline Ed
wards; 453. y. A. Belts; 473, Jim Panin, 80,
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" hS 10 II LIS ~ w cS5Ou q OOub, ZfL
Main street, are doing finer dentistry, and a
lower prices, than any dentists in the city
Simply because they d o their own work and
do not employ Irresponsible men, at a large
salary, TO do il for them.
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BOx-tOes, extension. toes, Scotch bot
toms, made to order at lowest rates, at 344
Main street. J. W. VOEGELI.
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STEABROATS,
SPECIAL NOTICE.

FINhe mammoth Steamer MARY al
L BELLE for the Memphis and IRElSs2ilzl !. q
New Orleans trade, viii be here 10 leave for
New Orleans October 10Th. l am assured by a
letter from ALI Grlssom, clerk, there is no mis-
take in this, but it is a fixed fact. The largest
steamer that ever fiOated on the great Father of
Waters-the Mississippi.
Octl0 J. T. WASHINGTON, Agent.
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THE SUNDAY APPEAL is the best ad
vertising medium il the State.
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Mr. Winsier, The veteran musical
professor, viii, in a few days, give concert
for the benefit of st. MaTy's Catholic church,
the programme for which promises TO be one
Of the most attractive ever offered TO the pub
tic OF Memphis. Announcements will be
made in p few DAYS.
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sTRAYED Or STOLEN

UEORSE-On the 18th inst, one lead-colored
n horse, black main and tail, branded on
Ieft shoulder, about ten years old, not
shod A liberal reward will be paid ior
his return TO the corner Of Jones avenue and
&c iq OK. STOCKSLAYER.
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ReeIfOOt Lake Perch.
Salmon. Red Snapper, PickereI

One thousand pounds received at Vic.
tor D. Fuchss game depot, Al jefferson street.
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HyeFs's OperahOuse.

Manager Myers mas thus lar Kept his
promise 70 the patrons OF this temple of fun,
aud is fast winning favorable opinions as a
variety caterer. His first company gave gen
eral satisf action, and together with the good
order preserved in his establishment, the bet
ter class OF our citizens do not hesitate to
spend an evening at Myerss. This week he
has a splendid company, the big card OF
which i Eaby MDOnald, the infant prodigy,
whose performances are wonderful. Those
who have not seen her should not fail 10 visit
the Jefferson street opeTahouse during the
week
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ATTEND Robertson's Business College.
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LEE LINE.

Carrying the o. -. Mail.
For Helena. Delta, FriarB Point and all
Plantation Landings.
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AMUSESENTs.


Baker and Fa ron, in the play of
Conrad and Lizzetc continue to please and
delight the public b. their interf sting special
ties. Baker and FaITOn are real artists, and
fulnlI tueir respective rolls with pral-ewOrthy
precision and effective ndehty. Mr. Ketchum
is no less a feature of the piay than Baker and
FaTron. We are delighted beyond expression
with mis- great excellence. He does not over
DO his pant, but is an indispensable character
IN the play. Occasionally we ind subordinate
characters that are by fag more interesting
than the stars. This is the case In Conrad and
Lizzette; Baker and EaTTpn are good, but
ketchum is superior even 10 their excellence,
wit and mirth, and IL IS worth the price of
admission 20 see him alone. There will be a
grand family matinee at two O'Clock this af-
teTnoon, and another Baker, FarrOn and
hefchum entert ainm emit Tonight.
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PHIL ALLIN. sE.h

Jas. Lee master Jas. Thompson, clerk
Leaves Every Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day, at pm.
For freight or passage apply to
J. 7. WASHINGTON,
No. 800 Front st.
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rTyHE MERRILL FARM-Of 462 acres move
Than half open land, about 100 rich bot
tom fhe upland a little undulating and well
watched; admirably suited for sUock farm
Seven miles from Memphis, two miles que
west from Raleigh. Terms easy, one-quarter
cash one, two and three years for balance,
II. l.. GUlON,
- II s. lOnrt 81.
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FUR NTTURE
AND
Carpet House
IN The CITY

l will be glad to see any and all OF nv old
friends at my new headquarters, and 1 urge
upon them 10 favor me with their patronage
and influence in this my line Of trade. They
may re- y upon hon Orable and liberal Cealing.
Tor which believe my experience of over
forty years mas given me some reputation with
all VINO have lad business Wi IN me, or who
know me personally. Respectfully.
OctI j. r. MCKINNEY, SE,
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THE COTTON CROP

all along the road is now awaiting Idborers.
Owing TO the political eXcitem ent in the state,
the crop is very much neg iected, and cOnse-
quently the loss will be heavy. In many in
stances it seems that the cotton has not yet
been touched. The crop is unusually good,
and would yield largely If it could only be
gathered. The receipts by the Mississippi and
Tennessee railroad this year are two-thlrds
would indicate the fact that the picking OF
the crop is alarmingly neglected, and that our
receipts in Memphis will be of a correspond
ing ratio This is but one of the miSchievOus
results OF an excited political canvass, where
the Ignorant and laboring classes have been
induced to tOrSake their work and prostitute
their material interests for the election Of
some carpetbagger or person who would be
the last on earth 10 assist his idOlatrous con-
StitUeDcy in their need. And this again is
Radieaiism in Mississippi.
The Portland daily press., 1875-07-07
THE SAILING REGATTA.

There was scarcely wind enough for good
sailing regatta, and when the gun was fired at
o'clock the yachts lazily drifted across the
line. As they crossed the judges took their
time. The Sparkle was the first to get across,
and by keeping near the Cape side caught a
breeze which took her flying down the harbor.
The Viva did not cross for about six minutes.
The remainder crossed in the following order:
Starlight, Twilight, Cannot, Rival, Matte,
Mist. Mischief, Casco, George, Alarm, Nellie,
Whisper, Frolic and Puck. The Sparkle
turned the stake boat first, but was soon passed
by the Viva, which kept the lead and won the
first prize. The Sparkle followed close behind
and took the second prize. The Alarm drifted
into Custom House wharf and was unable to
get back into the stream, so gave up the race.
The second class rounded the stake boat the
first time in the following order: Oracle, Casco,
George Starlight and Whisper, When they
returned to the harbor the wind was blowing
quite fresh. In rounding toe stake boat in the
harbor, the Oracle fouled, and was delayed
some time The George failing to round the
boat was called back by the judges, and round
ed the stake boat and started on her course
again.
The wind was very uneven and at times it
would blow gale and then be go calm in a
moment as to almost becalm the boats. The
Viva sprung her shroud spreaders and the
George had her top mast carried away.
The prizes were awarded as follows: First
class, LIST prize. Viva; I'd, Sparkle. Second
class, list prize, George; I'd. Casco. Third
class, LIST prize, Rival; I'd, Mischief.
The Portland daily press., 1875-07-07

EXCURSION OF THE INFANTRY yesterday
morning the Portland Light Infantry went to
Sebago Lake on this long looked for excursion.
They were accompanied by Chambers band
and the squad of the Charlsstown City Guards.
Although the day was not very pleasant for
outdoor sports they had a pleasant time. They
INDUCED in sports of different kinds, and the
day wore away very fast.
Lieut.. Fred. Proctor won the prizes in the
hurdle and sack races, tin sword and doll,
respectively.
Lieut.. Chase of the Charlestown Guards won
prize for swimming.
ID. III. Reed of the Guards took the prize for
target shooting in the match for the invited
guests, and G. A. Weston the prize Ia the
match for the company. Both prizes were
solid gold badges.
On the return of the company to the city they
escorted their guests to the Boston boat The
Infantry are much pleased with the short visit
from the Guards, aud wish to see them again.
At a meeting of the Infantry held last even
ing. they extended vote of thanks to Supt.
Hamilton, Mr.. Foye, and Conductor Rich
ards of the Ogdensburg Road for many favors
shown them. Also vote of thanks was ex.
tended to Capt. j. B. Coyle, jr., for kindly
OBTAINING the Boston steamer until the arriva1
of the Charlestown City Guards from the ex.
Gu rsion to Sebago Lake.
The Portland daily press., 1875-07-07

land and Green streets He was arrested by
officers Field and jackson.
A man crazy with poor rum, attacked two
women near the Eastern cemetery with a
Ratchet. He was arrested by Stevens and
Harmon.
On the whole the day was very quiet, there
being but little drunkenness and few disturb
ances considering the large number OF people
in the city.
THE DECORATIONS.
The city was we'll decked with bunting, es-
pecially along the route of the procession. At
Capt. Mountfort's house on India street great
pains was taken with the decorations. Besides
large amount of bunting which was used
three children representing the Goddess OF
Liberty, sailor and a Continental soldier
formed tableaux. The City Building pre-
scented fine appearance. On either side OF
the front of the building there were two large
disks bearing the dates 1775 and 1875. In
the centre was the motto "Peace" surrounded
by American, English and French flags. Just
below this was war amer inscribed "Maine
under a number of flags. Small banners
bearing the names of the several states were
arranged along the fr )nt Of the building. The
bunting hung from the very dome of the
building. The building was decorated by
Capt. Geo. E. Brown.
ADJUSTMENTS.
The places of amusement were we'll patron
ized AT the Museum Mr.. and Mrs. Calder
appeared for the last time in the Museum Com
pany to good houses. The Colleen Bawn drew
good houses at Music Hall. The island steam
ers all carried large number of passengers
during the day. The Second Parish and India
street ladies did thriving business and will
realize handsome sums. Ha