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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-27

- eighiy-eight miles per hour, when the cups
II the thermometer at Indianoia were carried
away. This storm is the most severe which
hos occurred in the United States since the
establishment OF the signal service, and mas
not been parRllelei since the tempest which
prevailed between september q and October
To- ~. The northern halt OF the curve OF the
htor n passed directly 10 the northeast, cross
ing the coast line near Norfolk. During the
easteTly movement The cent OF depressirr
gTtdu-IIy changed to an el1ngatei
glimpse, ard thu veiokity OF rota-
ton was materially retarded, while
me CENTER remained on the continent. II,
however, left the atlantic coast, producing
heaVy gales and marine disasters on the Jer-
sey coast, Recent reports from the Atlant c.
CONSIDERED In connection with the violent
s1orHs which prevailed north OF Great Rrile y
TIN seven o nine days after the Storm left
our coast. indiaatr that this depression may
haT1 Cos "a the Atlantic. Daring the con-
HCu6ace OF this storm in the gull, a second
airy dep egstOn developed in the upper MiSsis-
sIppi valley, and passed directly eastward to
the At antic cosst, causing high winds on the
lakes and near the New England coast. This
depression was central in Maine on Septem-
beT nth, acd disastrous stOTms occurred in
the gulf Of IT. Lawrence and the gulf OF Mex
.rg mi haf
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BATESVILLE, MISS.
Grand Demonstration BY the COnserYa.
tive-DemOcratS Yesterday and
Last Night.
Over Six Thousand People in the Line
Of the TOrchlight Procession
Speeches Etc, Etc.


DEoNioA " tLS n Spcd4'l
BATEsvILLE, October 26.-One OF the
largest demonstrations ever witnessed in Pa.
nola county took place here to-day. There
we're fifteen hundred cavalry in the line a1d
over twenty-five hundred on foot, with tully
six thousand people, IN and out OF the pro-
cession and not room enough to mGneITer
the immense gathering. There was mag
nificent display of tTanspsrencies, pyro-
technics and torches tonight. Every street
leading Into this place is densely packed.
Some forty different clubs are 10 the line
There is an immense gathering here of the
coloTed people, VINO are taking a conspicuous
part in the display. All the public Gnd prt-
vate houses are beautifully and tasJefully
ored people, who have so long been wear
ing the collar of Howe, Ozanne Co., to the
side OF honesty, truth and justice IS SO marked
that the conservatives Will carry this county
by at least one thousand majority. Every
day the Radio al ticket Is losing ground. Cen
srRl W9itnRll addressed the crowd from q
platform, car on the railroad, beautifully dec
Grated. His words were full of stirriug re-
proofs of Radical mtsrule ana corruption. He
was followed by J. q. Hall, Captain r. II. Tay-
lor and Captain Vance, marked attention
being given by the immense crowd. The Old
Memphis brass band are present. Two TWEEN
ty-fOur pound bOwitZerS are sending forth
music which carries us back TO war times.
Ozanne has proposed to the Conservatives
that II they Will unite on him he will go back
or IL they will give him one thousand dol
lars lie will withdraw from the canvass
Both propositions were hurled back at MIN
with contempt. This display here tonight
closes the bloody chaSm in Pamela, and bureS
out OF sight forever Radical misrule in this
county. The people are no longer begging ac-
cessions to their ranks from the cOlored PEG.
pie, for they now have everything their own
way. Bill Howe took to the woods last Satur-
day, and has not been seen since. His card III
the APPEAL, last Saturday morning, wa such
a lie that he feared trouble if he remained,
though the people intend TO do him no harm,
but his guilty conscience would not let him
stay. Ozanne, who run to Memphis TO escape
the wrath of the editor of the Star, returned
last night by telegram stating that no bodily
harm should be done him. Davis, the manip-
uIator OF the registration books, has
not been seen for four days, he, too, Is
in the woods somewhere. The people
are determined not to allow any rioters or
disorderly conduct toward any person, and
are showing q wonderful degrees of fOrbesr-
auce. Colonel " ellis, candidate for congress,
spoke at Sardis to day. He was well received
by both white and colOred. The circus lemon
ade pedlar. who now represents this dutrtct
in congress, was badly used up by Wells. The
enthusiasm of the people here never was
equaled in their determination TO be free.
They care nothing for parties, but want only
honest officers.
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THE people Of Virginia yesterday did
themselves honor, and the memory of q
great soldier Justice. The story OF the
unwilling Of the stsgGe OF stonewsIt
Jackson-ihe gift Of admiring Englist =
men-|ill live in the history OF the
grad old Commonwealth so long as the
Wofli endTTes, 1t vas q grand and tie.
coming tribute by Virginia to one of her
mnLls - hnrnna
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In New Orleans on Monday, in the
case Of Shook & Palmer UerSuS w. J.
Cogswell, contending for the right to
play the IjcO Orphans, the court said
the plaintiffs coutanded for certain prop
tY. They should show that it was prop
erty 10 order 20 get standing in court.
The court, er propTia naOtu, ordered that
the plaintiffs furnish an indemnity bond
of five thousand dellars, end refused the
motion TO bond the. Injunction. Mr.
Rice said he had done all that was in
his power for his clients (plsintiffs), and
would now transfer the case to the
United States circuit court. The bond
was fixed 1T one thousand dollars, and
the transfer ordered by the court.
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THE ViclsbuTg Herald, noticing the
f2cl that The suffering in Texas was
promptly relieved from points as far
distaLt as Maine, and no questions
ked, says that if it wasn't fJr trose
few old he-devii politicians, "no.sh and
south would be the harpiest family in
fEa ys-orfJ -
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A TELEGRAM from San Francisco,
last night, ssys that David FeIsenheld,
the delegate from San Diego to attend
the Texas Pacific interests in the coming
congress, les7ior the east yesterday.
Mr.. Feisenheld was also appointed by
Governor PachecO to attend the railroad
convention a s.. Louis next month.
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GARNER.
The Political OutIOOk-CarpetbagR adi-
calism-she Crops and the
Merchants.
From an Occasional Correspondent

TIUW Ill OCCdSIUHaI SvILHEpOHutHI.I
GARNER STATION, MISS October %.
Our prospects for the future are certainly
gloomy in these parts, and the bottom and
root OF it all IS the carpetbag Radicalism,
with its venomous StinkS. as is the balance of
our poor old Mississippi; but still there is
some hope for us, and tor these hopes we are
ali zealously working Large fields of white
cotton ready for picking month ago are still
standing untouched, while the lazy negroes
are stealing for a living and holding night
meetings with their white Radical brethren.
But there is a remedy for all diseases, and we
propose 10 have ours, i.e.: run them out of
the country On the second of November next
the white Radical carpetbaggers. Only
seventy-elght bales of cotton have been re-
ceived since September LIST, against one hun
dred and twelve bales last season. The mer-
chants and planters both say that unless there
is change for the better somebody will
suffer. We are not troubled much about
specie payments, but II we can get hold OF q
few greenhacks we will be satisfied.
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THE latest official news in CON
neCtion with the GuiU0rd matter is that
the remains will be buried on the
eighteenth OF November next. The
members Of the Institute Can adienne,
II Montreal, hsve chosen the anniver-
ssry Of his death for the day Of burial.
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wEAEmkn PEoEanILIrrKs.

WAsHISGTos, October p, an.
JDT Ns takes and thence TO Missouri
and IsH"cssee, TTsf7g barometer, Iotrer
tsTpcratss0s, northwest TO sOuthtoest
ar."as. 'rith clearing or clear heather,
fzcel1 "a The i,tcsr lakes 5Cherc cloudy
lEe2ther and rain Uiu prcUaR.
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GEORGE w. CHILDs, Of the Philsdel-
phia LcdgeT, proposes q southern trip
during the coming winter, ST it can be
done without bis being murdered We
don't murder obituary poets So, Doc
tor Childs, come along and bring your
friend Grant with YOU.
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The oaii Is roJ.rg in Mississippi. The
pscp.e OF BAteyviEe, 1t will be seen by
our special elseEhere, followed, last
night, TIE good example Of Grenada
and Ro'ly Springs, and had a torch
hgh, procession ard speaking that gives
earnest We hope, cf bright and glori.
ous future ',or The State
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Hon. JEFFERSON DAVIS was yester-
day the recipient Of public reception
by his old comrades in Mexico resident
Ia Vlcksburg. He was escorted by the
Volunteer Soutbrcns rom his quarters
to the Washington hotel, where be was
presented to the Volunteer Southrons
and the general public, after which the
SOuthrons, with a few invited guests,
conducted Mr.. Davis to their armory.
Not only the old Mexican veterans, but
the eS-Federals and ex.Confederates Of
the late war participated. 1t was grand
affair
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The official English Ga7estc an
nounces that parliament has been fur
ther proroguei TO tho fifteenth OF De.
cember. II will tben probably he pro-
rogu I'd again to the latter part of Feb
Tuary' the usU-l time for opening ses-
1frnE
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THE fre-king was buy yesterday.
10 came very nes. Destroying Austin,
Mississippi, snd did destroy Virginia
City, California, creating widespread
desiiution and fearful panic in the
San Francisco stock market.
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HERE'S 4 crumb o. comfort: Advice
from PtrtiSDd, Oregon say that the
election 70. Congressman Is bringing out
very light vote, but that Lane, Dem
ocrat, Is probably elected by twelve hum
bred majority
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GOLD and SILVER MINING

The California Hin Sold and silver
Mining Company is now fully organized
and ready TO receive subscriptions to a limited
amount of Its stock. Only Twelve Thousand
Dollars remains to be subscribed for when the
Company viii be prepared to commence ope-
ratio MS at the mines, which are located In
Elko county, Nevada, near the Pacific rail-
road. A full description of the mines and all
information in relation to the company, can
be obtained at their office, Room "a, Planters
Insurance Building, Madison street. This is a
home company, under the control Of some Of
our best citizens. 1t promises large returns
for q very small investment, and only requires
Investigation to convince the most skeptcal
that 1t is a bonafide corporation and worthy
the attention OF any one wishing to invest
small mount in most profitable manner.
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A telegram from Panama SAYS that
the national government overturned the State
government on the twelfth instant, and i'm
prIEoned President Arozemena and several OF
his suoordlnate6. The change wR1 effected
without disorder OF any kind. Greytown had
been attacked by bands OF men And the gov
ernor killed. Troops were sent to the relief Of
the city.
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ONION s .

WE have just received direct from Italy
w large quantity of ONION SEED OF tae
best quality, which we will sell as low as they
can be had in any part OF tne United States.
ALI those wishing TO secure som q OF these seed
will please call at No. 2l719 Main street, under
Worshs SIN House, without delay.
Oct, 9th. ID. LAGOMARSINO & BRO.
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A CORRECTION.
The Question Of DaVis's Confession and
Ozanne's Completely.
The following is published by request,
aud sufficiently explains itself:
WooDFORD FARM, October A.

TIE following l. published by request,
aud sufficiently explains itself:
WooDFORD FARM October "a
Captain T n. Tay Tor:
Understanding hat exceptions have been
ak.u - the language Of dispatch sent by
myseIf 10 the Memphis APPEAL on the
twenty econd OF this month, desire TO say,
IN order that no injustice may be done any
one, that in the eNoressiOn therein used, rs
10 lows: NO one has been imp Gated by
confession did not intend to convey the
idea that no coufe sion mad been made by
Mr. Davis, bat n making that confession Mr..
Davis implicated 10 one but himself. This
Mr.. Davis gave ms to understand before
s=lt the telegram which telegram read 90
him before sending n 20 the oflce. ! have
stHcc Dgeu e. formed that Mr.. laws did impli.
cate Nr OZauus Whether this be so or not
do not know; out ( II II 50, my dispatch In
ih Al respect was wro G, and desire To cor
rt CO &. Ny sole OH Hct was 30 disconnect my
self q nv name from responsibility or ss-
E0e.ntiHn ~ itu Transaction which /, N COM
r.ou with all citizens, must entirely con-
denim. II the language OF the dis Rtch has
been construed or can be construed TO mean
ANYTHING lse trust this letter III corr, CT L.
NoG are al liberty 20 use this letter ss yoU
W. ". HOWE.
A true coPy.I JNo. A. SMALL.
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CARP TO THE PUBLIC.

T SHALL again visit your city at the above
1 tine with my wonderful combination of
Circus, MeEasgBtIa RHCa Aquarium. This
will be on the occasion Of my tttty-Fourth
Annual Tour. Since my last visit l have
greatly augmented my Exposition, and, in adj
ditiru 10 the Nenagerie and Circus heretofore
presented (Which the press and public have
always pronounced COmniete), my collection
to day nhlaces many new and startling iea-
lures that have never heTeiOtO e been pre-
scented TO the public, and which, L take pride
IN announcing, are owned, controlled, man.
aged and exhibited by no other show than the
one tha5 bears my name. Prominent among
these, and in addition to the usual varlf ty OF
animals exhibited, are A HERD OF ELE-
PLANTS, representing every species of that
animal. They viii be harnessed to the GOtden
Chariot of the COEquerOrs and driven through
the public streets, leading my Grand street
Procession; four genuine African Debras,
highly trained and educated; pair OF llviEg
GiraffeS, the largest Eland in the world, and
pair of Giant OStrches. They are in addition
to my school of Sea Lions, RhinOcerOS. Yak
OF Tartary, White Polar Bear, and hundreds
of other Interior animals. 1 thus early an
nounce the date of nv Great Show for the
purpose of having the public thoroughly in-
formed of ny certain coming, and to impress
on their mind the fact that by waiting until
November 10Th they VIII see not only the Best
but the Biggest show in tue World. Most
respectfully the publics servant,
AOHN ROBINSON.
Rs Notwithstanding the enormous expense
attending the LARGEST SHOW II THE
WORLD, the price of admission has been
fixed at 75c; children, soc. SCI
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OUR sporting exposition has attracted
a great deal OF attention, and We are
-EsTGl hundred visitors the better for It.
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ADDITIONAL REVER REPORTS
Associated Pres. Dispatches,

LOUISVILLE, October 28.-River feet
8 inches in the canal, and 2 feet inches
on the falls. Weather warm and clear.
Arrived: Mary Miller, New Orleans.
- parted: Mary Miller, Cincinnati.
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WILLS-Monday, October 18th, at l o'clock
am, of typhoid pneumonia, JOHN WESLEY
" ILLS, in The twenty seventh year of his age.
Oakland (Cal.) and Cairo (Iu.) papers please
copyl
He has left lone and grief-stricken mother
to mourn his loss, he being the last of four
children. May God comfort her IA her afilic
ton. NJ. ID. NJ.
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Another Account.

At ore O'Clock Tuesday morning the
business portion of Austin, the county seat OF
was destroyed. The buildings burned COM
posed the frame block east of the courthouse
and embraced almost the entire business por-
ton of the town.
The ORIGIN OF THE FIRE
is not known, but it is feared that ii resulted
from carelessness. Monday evening work.
men were engaged in building a partition in
one OF the houses now destroyed, and num-
late hour. A lot of shavlngs were on the floor,
and 1t may be that the fire originated in them,
though our special attributes it to incendi-
arisIn. Owing to the fact that the buildings
were of wood the fire spread rapidly, and in a
short while from the time it commenced. the
entire block was enveloped in a sheet of
flames. The reflection of the fire was so Wv
idly painted upon the sky as to be seen in this
city. At two O'Clock yesterday morning The
sky south OF this city was quite light; gentle
men who saw the bright spot thought IT the
reflection of some steamer on fire twelve or
fifteen miles south of here. AS our special
says there was no insurance on the buildings,
aud the
LOSS AND BUILDINGS BURNED
were as follows: L. NJ. DeaSsRg's grocery
store and dwelling; loss $l5oqs house and
5000 and STOCK Of groceries, drugs and plan
tation supplies, $4,000; Dr.. Samples's store
er In general dry goods and clothing, $500; F.
T. Nebletts loss on storehouse $1,000, ana on
stock $1,000; {. W. Dunnaways loss on house
$500, aud on stock $1,000. LeOnhaupt
loses 5000 on building, which was Occu-
pied by Henry Kahn, general dry foods and
grocery dealer, whose loss is 5000, and by the
Masonic lodge, which loses at least $780, this
being the expense OF hitting up the hall.
Messrs. Palmer & FretwelI lose sI2U0 on their
storehouse and 5000 on their stock OF grocer
les and drugs, and ON Cross $1,000 on MS sa-
loon. John M'CaDn loses 5000 on his build
ing, which was occupied by VIM. Neblett, sa-
loon keeper, loss 500; Jaques i Nelson, gem
eraI dealers in merchandise, loss $500 and ri.
Nathan, dealer in dry gOOis, clothing and
saddlery, loss 5000. A. J. Wilkerson's law
Office and Phillips & Cbapman'S medical
office, with their contents, were also burned.
Mr.. Nathan had but recently removed from
Louisville, Kentucky, to Austin, and had fair
prospects for doing good business. DIR. Chap
reached this city yesterday en- route TO De-
Soto county, Mississippi, with the exiecta-
ton OF engaging in the canvass, he being a
candidate for State senator in that
district. The only business buildings that
escaped the flames were AleXandeIs store,
south of the courthouse, old man Owen s
store, and Paul d. Owens livery stable, east
and back of the block burned The loss, as
gained from this estimate, amounts to fifty
two thousand three hundred dollars, which
does not include that ot.'Phillips * Chapman
and A. ]. WilkerSon.
AS will be seen from our telegram, the peo-
pie are in sore distress, and we would advise
a meeting OF the chamber of commerce this
afternoon to take steps TO provide for the re-
lief OF the unfortunate citizens of Austin
EDS. APPEAL.
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Wednesday, November IL, 1875,

In front OF our office, No. l9 Madison street,
Memphis, Tennessee, the entire interest OF
Tool, Phillips & Co. in and to the following
lots in Fort Pickering, which they heId at the
time of filing their petition in bankruptcy:
Block l, LOIS No. q, 81 81.
block 2, L OTIS No. 5, 10.
Block 3, Lot No. "A.
Book 4, Lots No. IL, 81 81.
Block 10, Lot No. "a.
Block IL, Lots No AZ, 43. Al.
Block L, Lots No 8, u, q, IS 80, So
Block u, Lots No. 8, 10 u, u, 81, 80, &c.
Block 4, Lots No. 81, %.
Block Is, Lots No. Il, 81.
Block Is, Lots No. to IS inclusive, and y, Is
Block II, Lots No. 10, Il, 81 - 26 a. Is, o. 30,
81, %
Block 10, Lots No. ,, t.
81 ok 2, Lots No. IL, 10.
Block 81, Lots No. ,soutn half 10, IL, Il, Is, IA.
Block %, Lots No. 4, g. q.
Block 81, Lots NO. 4, 5, d.
Block IS, Lots No. /, 3.
A deposit of ten per cent. must be made at
time of sac,
J. n. OLIVER,
oci27wel o. WOODBRIDGE,
Ass1gnees Toof, Phillips Co., Bankrupts.
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THIRD DISPATCH.

The California mill IS gone. The fire is still
spreading. The Catholic church and other
buildings will be blown up. The DphiT works
and the Bank of California buildings are
burned. The whole business pert of the town
Is destroy ed. The Catholic church is how
burning
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W. z. MIIUUELL'S SCHOOL,
No. sos Thira Street

sEIHE ANNUAL SESSION COMMENCES
L September LIST. Students prepared for
the usual college course. All the common
English branches Taught. For terms, apply
at the school room.
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SAN FRANCISCO, October Pa great
fire is Dow raging in Virginia City. II broke
out early this morning. SIX or seven blocks
are already destroyed. The Office of the West
ern Union telegraph company and the rail
road depot are burned.
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Bankruptcy sale.

ny virtue Of authority from the United
u States District Court for the Western Dis
trict OF Tennessee, we Will sell at public auc-
ton, for cash, commencing at 10 o'clock am,
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Second DIsPATCR.

A dispatch lust received al the Office OF Inc
Consolidated Virginia mining company here
says: Virginia, north % Tay Tor street, is all
burned. Our mills siid works are al gone.
The hIe IS still raging. The engines are use
less, tEcre Is no water,
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FOURTH DISPATCH.

lac Virginia ARE is now under control. 1t
has apparently burned itself cut. a II the city
north OF Smith street is destroyed, including
the principal business pert OF the town. Tel
esraph ON ees are being provided, and we Will
soon have fun particulars.
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At ore O'Clock Tuesday morning the
business portion of Austin, the county seat of
Tunica county, Mississippi, caught fire and
was destroyed. The buildings burned COM
posed the frame block east of the courthouse
and embraced almost the entire business por-
ton of the town.