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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-06

To be appreciated in the north you shoull
organize a DelanO Indian ring, a SecOr- Rob
inson-Roche-Pacifc Mail ring, a COIfax-
DOGge.Claflin smuggling credit mobilier ring!
You should have put all your relations in Of
flee and organized a black Friday in the gold
room with Gould, Fisk and COrbin! You
should have corrupted congress to lOg-rOll
your pay for the arduOus work of driving a
fOur-in- hand at Long Branch from twenty
i've thousand dollars 10 seventy-hve thousand
dollars! You should have had a real estate
ring with Sheppard, a Tammany ring with
Tweeda Plymouth church adultery ring with
Beecher. You should have pardOned the
PaymaSter Hodges, who robbed the treasury,
indOrsed the safe-burglar conspiratOrs, and
usurped the rights of Americans with mill
tary power TO elect Casey. You should have
insulted Alexis and quareled with Russia
because Alexander refused to pay the Per-
kinS milliOn-jollar swindleI You should
have introduced draw poker into London
through Schenck, and deliriUm trenlenS
into Denmark through CrameT. You were
ambitious for chieftainship, which is nat
ural right. You freed the blacks and Grant
enslaved the whites. on left the COnfeder-
acy poor; Grant has become rich. dis specie
payment policy, however, has bankrupted
the entire land; the result is reputation.
Then L want to see you again in the senate. l
hold the power. This letter rallies the whole
psychological army 10 your side. l do not
shake hands now; otherwise you would be
the first man in the nation who should have
that privilege. Regard to Heating, galloway
and the crowd that ovated me at Memphis.
F. II
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-06

EAN FRANCISCO, October o-Ihe
..,,.tT,,,ldarS of the Bank Of California Hle<
-. nj eleven O'Clock 10 hear the report OF
-..t t-'-s--tgr, and 10 elect new trustees. LhlrtS
.-+.,T6 enaies OF stock were repIesentSu
-,t 81 ary Thousand shRrsss OF these M;
-.6qror1 as president OF the synalcaUe' Noteu
r.'.+,.5-.eI.fi Id thousand shares The remaining
...art.. Ft.l NJ IN Ihe hands q indlNiduA lnet4I
B.5s The following gentlemen WeTS eASStsC
T'-Egi.e-. d. o. Mills, Thomas bell W m
,sITar5U George j. Howard, VIM. WOOD !" IL
Ines. John q. harl, James =. kesr, K. 1.
.TyITr1sE y LunninZ and +. j. BALDWIN, rue
,-1sfaes viii organize tomorrow II Is unueL-
g-II1 mar MIR. Mills viii be elected pItsloehAs
7. committee was appointed TO revise Ihg CO.. %
fifuffon and bylaws. consisting OF JuuFe
t4gs..~ II W Carpenter. Cn6rieA Aayne, v. 7.
II.7sr.a-,t NNm Sharon and D. .. AlLLs 70 re-
-.,rf +. gvenBgr ID. A statement WAS Lnade AZ
F... ryl .r ing a. TO the present cOlullOn oI t1e
-T,.g ,rlfn review OF the cauSA tesalIhs 10 VIC
.,7sr,-.19.iou and matters connected tLeIeNlln'
=, fTTsa Doinls the gficers preserve T5llcS nee
T.-, fIs,u Is however, NUuchaied lilal ~ re-
- ~. present condition Of the bank, the
--1rfsfllsr Z ne assets, - IN gOoj management >
mid nav the deposition ana leave one
fro million dollars ioE lne sloyE-
I.r4.~e we're correct. The stOcEnolueTs are re-
--+al to o. pieased with the tNhlDli OF
-l-- and srl q isp,Ii -u TO congratulate theAAa-
-. ON the successful hlRnag gemeul'
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-06
nEAraER PRoHABILITIE..

WAsHTSGTOs, October q, ! am.
For the guJ and South Atlantic States,
Tennessee and hs ohio U0ley, falling
barometer, sOutherty oCiRds, JrGrD,'r,
al .udv lreather and rain.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-06

John M'Mannus, a barber ravished
Mrs. Annie Curren, in New York Saturday
night. Mr.. Curren made an attempt to kill
the scOundrel after he was arrested, but was
prevented by the police.
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Columbia Union Herald: The Forest

City light infantry and Chatham light infau-
try, of savannah, cOlOred, and the Douglas
Infantry, of Augusta, cOlored, have decided to
form a battalion, and go to the Centennial at
Philadelphia, under the senior captain, W. H.
WoodhOuse. What are our companies going
to do about it? Where is Colonel Minort s
Sixteenth regiment?
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-06

Charles Brink shot and killed Mrs.
Deborah Hall, his mother-in-law, and his
wife, Allen Brink, and then INDUCED in the
same delightful pastime upon himself, in
CarlinsvilIe, Illinois, yesterday.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-06
GE FRANCIS TRAIN PARDONS JET
In.NN-T-
NEW YORK, September Is, lS75.

To jefferson Davis, Memphis:
Ournorthern Macbeth sees in you perpetu-
al Banquo. The ghost of the rebellion will not
down while you live. The dead COnfederacy
rises from its grave when you speak. 1t is
high compliment that one live man, ten years
after the battle, can frignteu the WinnebagO
chiefs out of their senses. Sankey's " Ninety
snd-Nine" song, it seems, does not apply to so
great a sinner. Moody does not "Hold the
Fort" when you are nedri Jesus OF NaZ8-
reth" does not pass by when you are invited
to Illinois. Why are these christians so unfOr-
giving? What have you done more than halr
congress full of Confederate generals? Have
you not shown m6nlter part than Stephens
who has boxed the compass on Gll sides? than
LOngstreet, Thompson and MOSby, who be-
came loyal for official patronage" Are you
worse than Lee and Jackson, who are being
petritied into saints? Why is il that yOu alone
have the power to produce n universal how
from the religious press?
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-06

The financial affairs of California are
once more or q sound basis, and the peo-
pie Of 'FriEcO are happy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-06

MEMPHIS, october 2, 1873.
Colonel F. W. RoysteT, Assessor of Shelby
county:
DEAR Strive, your committee appointed
to examine assessment returns aud award
prizes to the most complete and accurate as
sessment in the ten city wards, and fifth,
fourteenth and fifteenth districts, after a care
ful and comprehensive examination of them
all, award the prize to the fourteenth
district wv. z. Orne and VIM. II. Lake, as
sssSOTSl, as being the most complete and accu-
rate assessment. The other assessments show
that great deal of labor has been expended
in peIfecting them to their present standard
OF com pleteneSS, and the assessors are deSerV-
ing of great credit for their earnest endeavOrs
to perfect the present system Of ass essments.
CCngcatulating you upon the success of your
present me hod OF assessing, we remain yours,
very respectfully,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-06

ST. LOUIS, October 5.-The Pork
Packers = a.. onsl convention convened here
to-day, with a larg- delegation present from
Illinois, Missouri, Ohio, indiana, Iowa and
Kentucky, and small ones from PennsyIva-
mia. Maryland and Kansas. The convention
was temporarily organized by the election OF
e. +. DAVIS, OF Cincinnati, chairman, and b.
r Howard, of Chicago, secretary. The com
mittees on credentials, permanent organlza-
tion and busin, S. were appointed, after which
the committee adjourned TIL tomorrow.
This afternoon the members visited the stock
Yards OF the city, and during their stay here
will be taken TO the fair, shown all the notable
places IN and around the city, banqueted
and Otaerw4 sc entertained. lbA
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-06

The question Of the sufficiency Of in
dictment against \. c. Buell. for alleged libel
of Senator Chandler, of Michigan, was argued
before the United States circuit court in st.
Lous, and the prisoner was ordered to be dis
charged.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-06
w. Y. MITCHELL'S SCHOOL,
No. SOS TkIrd Street.

TSlHE ANNUAL SESSION COMMENCE
L September LIST. Students prepared for
the usual college course. All the common
English branches taught. For terms, apply
at the Schnnl rnOnr
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-06

a man named Drew was arrested at
Pembroke, New Hampshire yesterday, on
suspicion of the murder of Miss Longfnade at
Sun Cook Monday. The head of the girl was
found about ten yards from her body.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-06
DIED,

JONES-In Little Rock, Arkansas, Sunday,
October Sd, JOHN 81. JONES, in the sixtieth
year of his age, an old resident Of Memphis.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-06

The Red-ClOud investigating commits
siOners met at the Fifth Avenue hotel in New
York yesterday TO commence the preparation
of their report.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-06

yta sssjs. aut treasurer IN New YORK
/. l''.1-4-,.ted by the secretary OF 'ae
ls Oe, ~ sI one million dollars Ia gold on
lLeSsIlS l.'.t, TSyuTsday ln the present month
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-06
MISSISSIPPI.

Threatened Riot and BloodShcd al Friars
Point The Legitimate and Logical
Results of Radical Teachings
and Plots.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-06
CALIFORNlA.

,,..,,,.,ti,u of Financial Equilibrium
:, s,u FraucEscO-.'O o. Happy Day.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-06
FROM &. Il. Il.
The IrrepreSsibIe Train Once More to
the FrOnt-He PardOnS JeIf Da-
Wis and Wants 10 See him
Once More In the
Senate.

The following reached us by mail yes
terday in duplicate. We publish IL for what
10 is worth, and as an indication, not alto
gether unworthy of appreciation, OF the great
change in northern public sentiment toward
Mr.. Davis:
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The stock and machinery Of the Wat

iue1ton mills in Lawrence, Massachusetts, was
dam paged TO the extent OF fifty thousand dol
lars by fire Monday The loss on the build
Ing is trhing.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-06
KLEUTIOa NOTICE.

A MEETING of the Stockholders OF the
n Home Insurance Company, OF Memphis,
will De held Wednesday, October 9Th, at Jne
Com pany'S office, No. 20 Madison street, be-
tween the hours of 10 am. and Z. m. for the
purpose Of elecJing Directors to serve the en-
suing year. Il, z. BOILING. Sec'y
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-06
NOTICE,

7 4 M directed by the Board OF Police and
4 r1re Commissioners to extend the time
until the 20th inst, for the enforcement OF
the Ordinance to
Regulate the Hanging OF Doors
In all Churches, Theaters, Public Halls,
SchoOlhouses, and places of Amusement.
The attention OF all interested is called TO the
manner in which the doors of St Peters
Catholic Church are hung. The Ordinance
will be rigidly enforced after the 10th inst,
Respectfully,
P, K. ATHY, Chief-of-PoIice.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-06

GEO. K. powell,
FRED &. SCHAPER,
CHAS. NJ. POSTAL,
Committee on Awards
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-06

where he would pursue his business accord
ing to his own notion OF how il should be
done, and hoped, for the good of all concerned,
that no one would attempt to modest him in
so doing. He believes that the next election
in Mississippi will result in glorious victory
to the Conservatives, and himself will be q
strong supporter of Judge Reid for sheriff OF
hnrIl q
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-06
MORE MONEY THAN LABOR,

and by which they are enabled to I'LL their
pockets with the hard earnings OF the tOilers
of the soil, and then HE away to other and
more salubrious chimes. Our informant
dWelt upon this class in about this vein for
some length, which leads 10 the conclusion
that the colOred people have been greatly i'm
posed upon by the fanatical hool-teacheT.
He returned to Friars Point yesterday evening
by the Quickstep, saying as he parted with u
that he had come to Memphis on business,
which he had transacted satisfactorily, and
now he was
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-06
THE DISTURBERs OF THE PEACE

and good order of the county, he says-and is
very positive in the opinion that If the col
OTe1 people would let politics alone. and 90
along and attend to the cultivation of their
farms, OF take ADVANTAGE OF the great demand
for labOrers row prevailing, the whole cOuu-
try would be better of He states that the
prime cause OF the trouble in COahOma
county IS that the present sheriff, John Brown,
co Ored. lis charged with
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-06

An APPEAL reporter met with Lewis
Thomas, a ColoTed planter, who lives about
thirty miles back Of Frlars Point, who came
up on the Quickstsp yesterday morning to
purchase suppIiCS and implements for his
farm. Lewis Thomas is an intelligent o!ored
man, who, bv hard .abor and close attention
80 his -OtDn business" has acquired quite q
competency, owning splendid farm OF over
four hundred acres In COanoma county. He
has one hundred ami twenty-five acres under
cultivation this year, of which about eighty
acres are in cotton. He is not at all in sym
patny with the Radical element
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\ Telegram was received here nom Helen
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-09-16
Railroad RunOPs.

We undersigned that the Baltimore
Il Ohio r. r. has purchased, or is
about TO purchase, the Chesapeake
Il Ohio r. r. There have been in
dications of this for some time; and
it is qHite pr9hahle that the transfer
has already been made:
How this change of affairs will af-
feet the people of this region is Il
problem that the YieissjtHdes of the
future can only determine, We hear
it has already resulted In a slight
transposition of matters down at
Portsmouth. Our neighb0rs there
have heen fuming and fretting over
Chapman's project to construct a
read from p4lgmhHs 70 Portsmouth.
they paid him their money, or
FATHER their mites, and Their fell back
into sweet antieipatiols Of . s.home"
road sweeping down the Seiet0 val
ley, wholly removed from the sitting
influences Of the B. u o. r. r. But,
alas! for the instability of human
pursuits-it is now declared that
Chapman's project has been turned
oyer to the b, " o. R. R., which is
equivalent To saying that Partsmopth
has all the railroad she needs at pres
ent. This Is sail, If true.-FroRtog
Register.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-09-16
For the Gallipolis Journal.

Nix. EDITOR: You. will please give
the following space in your very val
liable paper:
It seems magnanimously strange
that out of thirty -four applicants only
fre should receive certificates. A
question naturally arises as to the
cause of such failure. Did not all
of those five attend the Institute?
and how many of those who failed to
get certificates were in attendance?
1t has become quite proverbial that
to insure success, a term of school,
or few days at the Institute, is alb
solutely necessary. Examiners are
not infalable. In an adjoining coun
ty, not many years since, an applicant
was not satisfied with the returns,
and "went back on Them" The good
minister flor such he was) conde-
scended to look over the papers, when
10! he beheld mistake he had made
in fraction in the answer, which
made all right. Now it does appear
as though teachers that have taught
for years ought not to fail at the last
examination. if justice was truly rem
dered. And Furthermore, if you wish
and expect teachers to attend the In
stitute, make them profitable and in
teresting, and you are sure of an at
| tendance.
AN OLD TEACHER.
RACCooN, Sept Is.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-09-16
For the Gallipolis Journal.
Cheshire Items.

The JOURNAL has sixty subscribers
at this office.
Our town is improving, for we once
more have q drug store in active ope
ration, and then we have 4 new gro
Gerry store on Main street, two doors
vest of r. Longs barber shop, kept
by T. r. Weed.
Mr.. Joseph Mauck and wife left On
Wednesday last, for Hot Springs, Ar
kansas.
A Hayes Club was organized last
Tuesday evening, by electing Asa
Bradbury, President, and Frank
Cougheno4r, Secretary. They OBJ
tanned fifty-two names at the first
meeting, and at the present time have
about one hundred.
The meeting Saturday evening, ad-
dressed by Judge Plants, was well
attended. He spoke plainly and ear
nestly for two hours, and those that
heard him were surely enlightened
on the subject Of finance, and con-
vinced that our Free Schools ars in
danger, if the Democrats get in pow
er. He showed plainly that the Cath
oIics had claims on the Democratic
party, and how they could succeed in
destroying our Free Schools, or OBJ
tanning a division of the school fund.
Our citizens thqt attended the
meeting at Gallipolis last Thursday
speak in the highest praise Of Gov.
Oglesby. Too bad that Cheshire did
not get the flag.
Cur citizens held an indignation
meeting last Monday evening, and
appointed a committee of five TO cir
culate a petition, and then present it
to the proprietor of the whiskey sa-
icon. The petition stated that we
did not want Q yhisley shop, and il
he would quit he would meet onr
hearty approbation. But few refused
to sign it, yet he refused to quit. He
gets but little if any patronage from
Che tog9, but we are sorry to say that
be has quite number Of customers,
who have. on several qeeasiqHs, be
came quite boisterous.
A BOY
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-09-16
For the Gallipolis Journal.
Pine Grove Gatherings.


Several light showers of rain have
fallen in the past few days, and have
been very beneficial in settling the
dust, cooling the atmosphere, etc.
But little seeding has been done as
yet the dry weather has materially
interfered with the fall plowing.
Cutting up corn has commenced
and proves to be exceptionally heav-
ier on our hill lands than it has been
for years, and contrary to the fears
of some people it will not be nipped
by Jack Frost to any extent
Potatoes are mostly all dug and are
yielding enormously. Some of them
are partially injured by cut-worms
and the rot. Sweet potatoes are
thought to be rather inferior in size
and below an average crop.
Political affairs are all quiet with
US here, but mnch activity prevails
ALA long the lines. 1t is no strange
thing to hear the most casual obsery-
er remark that rise-up William AL
len will not accidentally stumble this
time into the Gubernatorial chair ol
this great Commonwealth.
At the grand Republican Mass
meeting, held at Gallipolis on the 9th
inst, the several prizes as announc-
ed were awarded to Springfield, as
having the largest and best looking
delegation in the county. Old Spring
field will undoubtedly give good re
port at the coming election for Hayes
and the Republican ticket.
The Sunday School picnic, we an
nounced several weeks since, was /;
complete success.
A class in vocal mnsic has beer
organized at a place known as the
Temple Baptist Church, and have
selected Mr.. j. A. Parker, of Porter
as Teacher. THINE.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-09-16
For the Gallipolis Journal.
Cora Items.
Weather cool and pleasant.


Weather cool and pleasant.
Roads dry and dustry.
Political affairs lively ; Hayes
Club in our midst ; Republican pros
poets bright.
But little sickness in the neighbor-
hood.
The Madison county folks are fast
returning to Gallia.
Our fall schools are commencing.
Teachers are more numerous than
school houses.
The new Baptist church will be
dedicated ere long. Then We will
have a big meeting.
Flowing for wheat has about come
to stand point, on account of dry
weather. Corn cutting commenced.
Sweet potatoes and chickens are a
noon day luxury here. We too would
like to entertain a Bachelor, for we
pity them muchly.
Fat cattle in good demand stock
dealers seem to haye a few dollars to
keep In circulation.
Messrs. White and Wasson, from
your city, gave us call on Saturday
evening, the 1lth, and delivered able
speeches to a full house. Although
accused of lying, by their opponents,
we don't think that way. A lawyer
won't do that, Charlie especially.
Daniel Jones is still suffering with
rheumatism.
David banners funeral ceremonies
were attended the 18th, at the Slagle
Chapel.
Raccoon in grinding order but
rather loW. CHUM.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-09-16
For the GalIipolis Journal.
VIntOn Items.
A ittla damn tb;s waak

A little damp this week.
Corn cutting and digging potatoes
contagious.
Shack d Hamilton doing a thriving
business tl,is fell, Being gentlemen
OF s0eiahility and good business 4qql-
ifications. they deserve success. ! AL
though not unit on politics, they
are on flour and yarn.
Prof Delay goes to Cheshire, te
take charge OF the schools. Success
to him. Our acquaintance with him
here proved him TO be a gentleman OF
handf and dignity, and we can re-
commend him TO any csgmunity.
The Mr.. Adneys have returned ta
college at Washington, Pa. - s.
E. I. Holcomb is improving, in the
way of building.
Huntington will roll up big ma
iqrity In 0ctabeer for Hayes and
Young.
Some are enjoying the blissfql hap
piaess of aeopngbialaess" and sis-
pended mental arrangement, for 2
season.
The theatrical organization will not
make its debut before cold weather.
Look for US again.
BALBOA.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-09-16
NeighbOrliOOd News.

The Mason County, W. Va, Fair
opens September % and continues
four days.
The Atwood Institute, at Albany,
Athens county, has so students.
They claim to have a man living in
Londonderry, Ross county, who is
103 years old.
Martin Schilder, of Ross county,
found no scarcity of greenbacks; he
sold 5000 bushels of Tennessee wheat
to the local trade at 81 65 per bushel.
President Andrews, of Marietta
College, has returned from Europe.
New veins of coal and ore are con-
stantiy being discovered in the hills
of Lawrence county.
AFR. Lester Frost, of Bedford town
ship, Meigs county, claims to have
raised, this year, 110 bushels of Early
Rose potatoes from 81 bushels OF
seed,
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-09-16

WHEN we read that article on "Re-
publican prescription" in a late num-
ber of the Bulletin, we felt that there
was some devilish work on hand. II
has developed itself. A democratic
landlord threatens his poor tenants
with the street, unless they soon pay
up, or promise to vote the democratic
ticket. The poor laborer must sac
rifice his manhood, his right to a free
ballot, before he can hope for any
sympathy from these democratic lea
ders.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-09-16

The Democrats, it seems, depend
more after all upon Dragging, than
they do upon greenbacks, to carry
the election. Go into Meigs county
and there you will hear what wonder
ful accessions are being made to their
party over in Gallia; in Gallia you
hear that this political revolution is
going on in Meigs. And thus it is
all over the State. The telegram to
the Cincinnati Enquirer, in regard to
the Republican meeting in this city,
and the political condition of the
county, promising ga heavily increas-
ell Democratic vote" illustrates this
method of electioneering. 1t is
wholesale lying, and the correct way,
as we said last week, is to discount
such stories one hundred per cent.