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BOSNIA.
Threatened InsUrrecIiOn Growing Ont
of apprehension OF Spread Of
the HersegOVinian
Troubles.

LONDON, September 21.-The Times
this morning publishes a letter dated
ct Vienna, which contains some inter
esting details of the insurrection in
northern Bosnia and OF the fugitive;
who have taken refuge in Austria. II
says the cause o. the sudden failure OF
the movement is attributed to the fact
that the insurgents were not prepared.
were without arms aud ammunition,
and also that many villages remained
passive. Two Austrian commissioners
have been tent to ascertain from the
| refugees the causes Of the insurrection.
The latter ststa that the Turks, fearing
that the HerZegovinian insurrectiOn
would spread 10 Bosnia, arres ted the
elders of the villages and some of the
mos Influential men, under the preteXt
| that they were the accomplices of bri-
gands. Thirty were thus arrested in one
village, and were only released ON pay
ment OF large sum. Upon threat
eped repet ton OF these outrages, the
villagers fled to the mountains with
their families and flocks, and prepared
to resist. 1'he rising assumed the char
act9r OF reta iatiOn up to date as rece 1t
as the eighteenth of August, tut the next
day the insurgents fled, in consequence
of ne mass OF emigration which had
set in. The fugitives disclaimed any
connection with the Herzegovinian IN
surgents, and Gec,a.ei that they never
should have thought of rising If they
had pCt beea provoked.
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DEFERRED TELEGRAMS.

Clara Morris arrived at New York from
Europe.
Twelve inches of snow fell at Toronto,
Ontario.
Aheavy frost fell at Omaha, Nebraska,
yesterday morning.
The steamer Frisia, from New York,
arrived at Plymouth.
The third annual fair at Denver, Col
orsdO, begins to-day.
The ship Osceola, from Boston, ar
rived al San Francisco.
President Grant leaves Long Branch
Thursday for Colorado.
Four boys were drowned while out
sailing at Torqnto. Ontario,
A meeting Of evangelical ministers
was held at Chicago yesterday.
General D0rregary has been appointed
csLamander-ir- chief Of the Carlist army.
Jesse James, who vas wounded at
Pine Hill, Kentucky, a few days ago, is dead.
A fatal disease has broken out among
the hogs in southern Indiana, causing & deaths
OF large numbers the last few days.
The body Of Mrs Johanna M'Gillen
vas discovered Sunday, buried in the rear OF
her late residence in Iieveiand, Ohio.
Au old man named HoughtDn was
fna oyer and killed on the Burlington and
quincy raj rsad IN Chicago, yesterday.
The body of Rev. +. ), Toby Was
found shot through the heart, between Cimar-
ron and ElizabethtOwn, in New Mexico.
The Cincinnati pork-packers associa-
fiof, have Ss. ermined to make sn exhibition
OF hog products at tHe Philadelphia Centen-
nial.
A dispatch from Paris ssys that three
Thousand Carlists have crossed the French
frontier. They will be disarmed ana sent
back.
The case of Tilton persug Beec her, and
also he libel suit of Tilton against the Brook
lyn Eagle, have been put over to the next
term of the court.
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TELEGRAPHIC CLIPPINGS.

The Nebraska State fair opened at
Omaha yes erday.
The Mechanics bank OF Montreal,
Canada, has suspended.
There was another heavy frost yesteT-
day morning at Omaha.
George Weisbacher poisoned himself
in Louisville yesterday.
The cattle disease has broken out in
WilbrahRm, Massachusetts.
A dispatch from Paris avs only eight
hundred Cariists entered France.
Public interest in the Cincinnati ex-
position is steadily on the increase.
HoratiO Stone, distinguished scuIp-
tor. died at Carrsra, Italy, on the eleventh in
slant.
A dispatch from Munich says that
Prince Adelbert, uncle of the King of Bavaria,
is dead.
Joe Morris, leader of the late insur-
rection in Georgia, was captured at Atlanta
yesterday.
The steamers Tentaria and Prussian,
from Montreal, and the Ci of Brussels, from
New York, arrived at London yesterday.
Colonel John A. Joyce, an ex-reve-
nue. sgent,was arrested in st. Louis yesterday,
on charge of conspiracy 10 defraud the reVe-
nue..
Toe officers and directors OF the Bank
OF California contradict the statement that
toe bank will open on the twenty-seventh in
slant.
Young Casker, who murdered Del
aware Indian named Johnny, at Fort Gibson,
Indian Territory, last May, has been arrested
in Denton county, Texas.
The treaty council. near Red Cloud,
held its first session last Saturday and select
ed the ground near Crow Buttle as the place
where the council will be held.
At the geological gardens in Cincin-
natl, yesterday, Oscar Nlxdor placed his LEFT
arm in grizzly bears cage, and had il bro
ken in two places and otherwise laceTat!ng it
in g horrible manner, rendering amputatiOn
necessary,
James Garland, in Brunswick, New
jersey, last Monday, shot his wife three times,
and thinking she was dead he shot himself
three times but not fatally, then he opened
the main artery in his arm, but failing to die
Quick enough, he finally beat his brains out
with hammer. His wife will recover.
The French government has DOifisd d
Switzerland that the provisions of the B9rne
post al union, re ative to communication with
Great Britain through France, may go into
effect Immediately. The French government
will N ke, before January l, 1876, the same
concession respecting communication with
America.
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olson, Of Pennsylvania, offered series
of resolutions, looking TO grand Da-
tionaI celebration Of the order at large
at Philadelphia during the Centennial
year, and that the conventions Of the
grand bodies OF Pennsylvania, uniting
with the grand lodge Of the United
States, to hold its next session there be
accepted, and that the twentieth
OF September, 1876. al Philadelphia, be
designated as the date for great judi
lee gathering OF the order throughout
the national jurisdiction, and that said
date be substitut ad for the twenty-sixth
of April anniversary. These resolutions
were referred 10 a special committee OF
ninr, composed Of J. B Nicholson. J.
l. Spring, j. Gibson, J. Martin, s. Els
worth, c. w. Griggs, L. ]. Glenn, Z.
II. Fitzbugh and D. n. Bsrrows. w.
G. Park, d. D. G. s. Of the Sandwich
Islands, was invited to be present at the
SESSIONS. There are hundreds OF promi-
nent members of the order from sll
parts Of the country here, who have
come 10 visit the grand lodge.
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ANDREW JOHNSON.
Proceedings OF the Memorial Commit.
tee Saturday. October I'd. Set for the
DemOnstrafiOn-Gran and I'M
pOsinS Ceremonies Con-
tempIated.

The following, issued in circular, ar
the proceedings OF meeting OF the com
mittee held in Nashville on the twenty
fifth of August:
4 meeting of the Johnson memoria
committee was held in the circuit court
room yesterday sfternoOn August 25thl
the following members being present
Ex-senator Fowler, Colonel Thoma
Bowers, Colonel Willoughby Williams
Colonel John G. Burch, Robert s. Mil
Ter. J hn p. White, Colonel George j
Stu5ti field, William Morrow and Gen
eral J. b. Clements.
COMMITTEES APPOINTED.
The following committees were sp
pointed:
On Finance-Messis. John p White
chairman; NJ. BurnP, r. s. Miller, G
Powers, Y. B. Jones, George 8. Kinney
Lcu. Whorley, Pat Walsh and Hugt
NJ G. &v0ck.
On Invitation-ColonelJ John G. Burch,
chairman; Colonel George J. StubbIe.
field, Colonel Willoughby Williams,
Colonel Thomas Boyers and Colonel A,
s. Colyar.
Subcommittee on Local Invitation
J. NJ. Thatcher, chairman; Alex. Jo-
seph, J. q. Sawyers, Pat Cleary and G.
G. Giels
On Transp0rtation-J. NJ. Brooks,
chairman; NJ. L. Blanton and r. G.
Butler.
THE DAY FIXED.
After some consultation among the
members of the committee, it was agreed
that Saturday, October ID, be selected
as the day for observing the funeral GER
emonies.
THE PROGRAMME.
Colonel Burch and Colonel BoyeIs,
from the committee on arrangements,
submitted the following report, which
was adopted:
Tolling of bells at sunrise for thirty min utes.
At dawn of day thirteen guns will be fired !;
and afteTw8rd, ct intervals OF thirty minutes,
between the rising and setting of the sun, a
single gun; and mt the close of the day, ma
tlOnal salute of thirty-seven guns.
Suspension of business in the city from ten
in me morning to three in the evening.
Forming of procession on the square,
Marching of procession through the princi-
pal streets 10 the capitol.
Delivery Of grafton.
Procession to be formed as follows:
Body of police.
Band of music.
Catataque.
Decorat wagons containing girls represent
ing gdifferent states, dressed In mourning:
Tennessee occupying a prominent po-
Sition, ana dressed in deep black,
Relatives of Elk President johnson.
Governor of Tennessee and other officials,
State officials
Members of congress.
City officials.
Orator of the day and executive committee.
Communicates Knights Templar and other
Masonic bodies.
Odd-Fellows, Knights of Pythias, and other
benevolent and social Organizations
Trade, mechanical, and other industrial or
ganiZatiOHs.
Military bodies.
Citizens in carriages.
Citizens on horseback,
Citizens on foot.
TOlling OF bells ana firing of guns during the
march of the procession,
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EUROPEAN CORN MARKET.
The Past Weeks Review by The New
Market Express Reduction in
Price of Wheat, Etc.

LONDON, September 20-The NeaU
Market Express this evening has the following
review of the corn market for the week: The
last gatherings of the harvest In the south of
England have been well secured, and the
usual consequence has ensued. The reduction
in the price of wheat has been universal, say
from one to two shillings per quarter. AS our
averages, however, are only one shilling six
pence above those OF last year, there seems to
be but little room, on q Scanty and poor crop,
for further depreeS on, and as money goes beg
ging it may find profitable investment in the
corn trade. The French claim that the growth
has exceeded the + wants by three million
quarters but the fact that the French farmers
are more reluctant than ourselves TO give way
confirms the impression that the estimate is
erroneous. The Paris msrket has been steady
for flour and fine wheat, though il pays out
shilling easier for Inferior now. In the prov
inces there has been very little change. On
the continent generally there has been but
little movement, the markets 10 some places
in Germany being firmer and in others easier.
In Holland prices have only declined a shit
ling, aDl in Belgium hardly tnat, but in Hun
gary, with better supplies, there has been de-
cline of two shilliHgS pes quarter; and the
same is true of Denmark. Holders at Odessa
still demand higher prices.
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RsED.

ARMSTRONG; this city, at 70 NJ, on the
Goth instant, THOMAS ARMSTRONG, aged IS
years.
Funeral from st. Peters Orphan Asylum,
this afternoon, at O'Clock. Requiem Mass at
$50 am, at the Asylum Chapel. Friends and
ACQUAINTANCE invited 20 attend.
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CARL SCIIURZ.
Call Upon Him 40 Deliver an Address
al Cincinnati-He Consents. and
Appoints September eth.

CINCINNATI, September 2l.-The
following is call addressed to Hon CsTl
Schurz asking him to address the peo-
pie OH financial matters, and his reply:
CINCINNATI, September %.
Hon. CARL SCHURZ-The main oues-
tion under discussion, in view OF the ap-
preaching election in this State, is
whether the country shall advance or
recede on the road 10 specie payments.
Toe popular decision will ass ured'y have
p serious influence upon political organ
iz3tion, business interests, and public
policy. We are mindful of your superb
arguments in the senate in behalf of a
sound currency, and as merchants and
business men We invite you to come to
ohio, and present in public speeches
your views on the cause at issue, which
we esteem to be that Of national honor
aud common honesty.
HIS REPLY.
ST. LOUIS, September 20.
GENTLEMEN-I simply obey call of
duty iu complying with your invitation.
shall be ready 10 address the citizens
of Cincinnati on the evening of Mon
day, September 27th. c. sCHURz.
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ADDITIONAL RIVER REPORTS
.s,oc,a1ea Press Dispatenes.

LoUIsvILI E, Septt mber 2l.--Weather cool
and clear River, 3 feet inches in the canal
and l. inches on the falls.
ST. LOUIS, September 2l.-Westher cloudy
and cool. River falling. Arrived: Julia,
Nicksburg; susie Silver, New Orleans Grand
Tower, Memphis. Departed: Bee and bsrges,
New Orleans; Julia, Nicksburg,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-09-22

The fight be- ween the Louisville and
Great Southern, Louisville and South
western, and st. Louis and South
eastern railways is ended. A con-
sultation of the superintendents, at Nash
vile. resulted IN an amicable adjustment of
the difficulties. Passenger rates between
Louisville and Nashville which for the past
two months have been as low as fifty cents,
are raised to the old standard.
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ASD NOW COMES
BOYD, SupC.
TALKING ABOUT THE
Memphis Steam Cotton Gins
AND THE
Complete Cotton Cleaner
AED NOW COMEk

VNaESE Gins have been vel, and fGvorsby
J. known throughout the country fCT their
excellency in regard 10 SampleS and TurEoUts
o! cotton ginned on them. But this year hey
nave oveTreached all cOmuetitOTs by the in
PRODUCTION of THE COMPLETE COTTON
CLEANER, machine VIII ch removes every
particle OF dirt, dust, and most of the leaf
trash from the ed cotton thereby en- hanc-
/ the value OF the staple more than enough
to pay the entire ginning expenses. Every
BODY is invited to come ana see its workings
for themselves. Commission merchants hay-
ing orders for sacks, will consult the interest
OF their customers by ordering from me. l
guarantee my prices TO be as low as the low
est, and no extra charge for cleaning. The
Memphis Cotton Gins establishment has the
exclusive use OF the Cleaner in the city Of
Memphis. Remember, the Memphis Cotton
Gins, formerly Bluff City Gins, corner Linden
and Clinton streets, near the river.
seq BOYD, Supt.
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Notice to Shippers.

" points on n. o., st. l.. a c. K. r. must be
shipped as follows: All points south of Ok
ford, Miss, ship via Miss. q Tenn. K. r.; all
points north Of Oxford, Miss ship via Mem
phls and Charleston r. r. Freights for OK
lord, Miss, may be shipped via either Missis-
sippi and Tennessee or Memphis and Charles
ton roads each having same rates and priv.
jleges to that point. Cotton for Memphis,
nom oxford and points north, will be brought
via Memphis and Charleston road, and from
Oxford and points south ii viii be brought
via Mississippi and Tennessee road,
JOHN b. GALLOWAY.
Asst. Gen. Frt. Agent, NJ, & c. r. r.
NJ. BURKE,
saC1 Supt Miss. & Tenn r, R.
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WEATHER pRosasILIrIEs.


WAsElS6roS. september -, ] an.
FJr the gogj Sta,eS, Tennessee and
the ohio ua' ~, clear Or parity cloudy
5reaLIsT and slight rise iH temperature,
rising, JOliO,re9 6y falling barometer
and norfierly l0iads shifting 10 edsteyiy
and sOlAh.rA
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Dissolution of COpartnership.

THE Copartnership heretofore existing un-
i der the firm name and style of BROWN,
ALEX ANDEE, STRATTON & Co, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent, Col. j. G. Alex
Rnder having sold his interest to MeSsrs. ]. H.
Brown and B. NJ. StrattOn, who assume the
liabilities and make all collections in settle
ment of the business Of the late firm.
III, BROWN,
&c. ALEXANDER,
d. NJ. STRATTON.
Memphis, Tenn, Sept. q, 1915.
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MONUMENTAL
MARBLE WORKS,

ITALIAN, American and Talladega Marble,
4 al very low prices, as follows:
HeadstOnes, two feet, with socket and
footstone, letterod; ;......... .slO %
Headstones, two and one-half feet, with
socket and fOotstone, lettered............. IA %
Headstone, three feet, with socket and
fOotstone, lettered. .........,. Is 90
ind all other Sizes IN proportion.
Italian and American marble-box tombs,
paneled all round, and full size, Sl25. Also
Italian marble spire monuments, seven feet
high and lettered, 500. These rates are lower
than marble was ever sold in Memphis before
Designs sent to the country free OF charges,
Elmwood Curbing at reduced rates.
| also have fine lot of large monument de-
signs from CARRARA, ITALY, which I can fur
nish at reasonable prices. Persons wanting
fine monuments will do well to examine my
designs and prices before ordering elsewhere
sept THOS. MAYDWELL, SS Union st.
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W. z. MITCHfLL'S SCHOOL
No. SO3 Third Street.

TEHE ANNUAL SESSION COMMENCES
September Ist Students prepared for
the usual college course. All the common
English branches taught. For terms, apply
at the school room.
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COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.

COPARTNERSHlP NOTICE.
J.H. BROWN, Coahoma county, Miss.
b. r.. SUR RATION, formerly with Porter,
Taylor s Co,
VETE have this day entered into copartner-
w ship under the firm name and style of
BROWN a STR ALTOS, for the purpose of
conducting a Cotton Factorsge and General
Commission business, at the office OF the for
mer firm, Brown, Alexander, Stratton & Co.
NOS, 9 and 10, Magnolia HlOek.
J.. n. BROWN,
b. VI. STRATTON,
Memphis, Tenn, Sept. 81, 1875.
4 WILL remain in the Office with MesSrs
L Brown q Stratton, where / will be glad 10
welcome my Old friends and Rs many new
ones as wall favor us with call.
seq ]. G. LEXANDER.
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sDAY, SEPTEMBER %, 1875.
R, s. JONES. WV BROWN
JONES. BROWN & co.
COTTON FACTORS
AND
General Commission Merchants,

266 Front Street, Memphis. Tenn.
A LII Cotton consigned to us insured, unless
IN otherwise instructed. Liberal cash ad-
vances made on consignments. Bagging Ties
and Plantation Supplies furnished at Lowest
Market Price. sepl-dw
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Saturday, 25th Day of September, 1875,

GEO.F. ROoTEs, JR. WIN. RoOTEs.
, 1875-06-28
4 Monster With O sword.


Capt. D. D. Tluriow, Of tho fishing schooner
G. +. Blown, sighting a schoVl Of lnackerel q
Fizo Isiapu Oh Wednesday, sst ous in sn,. Il
boat to capture tAeu. 10 got thosa iuto AIs
nok sud wAs hauling Il iu whau unusual CON-
motion showed TINT 10 Ind caught somethlrg
larger than mackcroi+ lTo thought that he had
. shark 10 dsa! with. and vatchaa its moyemants
a,lxiously, expecting t4at 1t would bresk
through his not and hbeEate tho wilolo
school Of mackeYeE. AZ tue Captain
atool with boxt-hook lu baud. the monster
rushed up under ths boat aud noAEly osrsixe4 It,
sent Tho Cantaln apsAwlius on bia back. aud
throw tha otlos men OF thotr haats. When tlle
men 1etAiued their foot. thsy found that ll.eIr
antagonist waa swordtlAh. uo hAd driven hlu
sword clear throuXh tho bottom OF lie boat. aud
was for moment held fast. But ~ tho plsuls
Of the boat We1e not thick enough to hold hIu
long, ths mon loat no time 10 getting = CON-
pl!caied soltos Ut hslf A,tehea around him
with : stout line. just u tho LAT pouss
saa hghtssed tho hsh frssd hnBolf aud
dartsd Oh into position Tor Auo.hee charge.
Dut ~ tho grip Of the topo wAs uRhtsned With
oyery moyonlout, he wss st tho MeEoy OF bis cap-
tors. The ushsstnan stoppea tts bnla in ths
boat aod pulled for the schooner, iand'ux ther
captive sAGaly OF dock, and brought hlm to Eul.
tou Market. YcrtctdAv tunEnlnQ It MAS sont 10
Oyerton's restaurant, In Park how. 1t IL much
larger than those uxuAly caught IN New York
wR'erB. The Rword measures y fact luchss,
and tbs body, from the b&ss OF tbs sword to tha
ta.l. y ssaf II, lest. Il sslshod wv Ksa4d1,
nA&
, 1875-06-28

Mr. Young's intention to winter away unens
compelled to ito 80. 1n anticipation, however.
of htlei. contingency. tho ship vii bo psoyia-
travelling .ents slelses. and alt other necessary
equipment. and the officers aud crex will aao 10
prepared for wiiltor's sajourn. Tho Pandora
has heon thoroughly ovnsl,aulcl BY Mess:s. Day
anli Summers. Of Northann, and fortified hott,
internally and externally. sho has boon doubled
will 4-inch plankA, and her bowa have bcen
CAROL with iron. Sie las also boon divided into
throo wates-tlght compartments. and beams
stern have as we'll been strengthened with all
phesibio caro-. On Wednesday ia*t sho made q
rerv satisfactory trial trip. Tho spchd aho
gning under "casy ate.sn." Tin boilers en-
gin G.. rrut eller-indced all her macl,atnrr-
have hccu thorsugl,ly put into working order.
SIr. Allen Young will be tn command Of tho Blup,
fnd Lieut.. J.hngston recond III command.
Tncrc will DO also IN board staff Of scientific
ufhcels.
, 1875-06-28

- LVlldo0 Hk1nlIY1, 1utS 10.
Tbs accond A1clio expedition. which has
bssn announced ~ "goinx out ~ search Of tue
re.nains OF Sir John Franklin, "is 10 reality
private cruise OF Mr.. Allen Young. WHO will
SHORTLY leave England in the exploring yacht
Pandora THIS vsssol, which 10 fast preparing
tor eos, will prob4b1y sail on tie 23d Inst. Bte
IL 4so tons burden. and 10 horse poxes, md wss
late dispatch gun veY4sl. She waa exsmin-
od By Str Leopold MoCliasook for The po!az e1-
l,oditlon. aud. bcluH considore1 too so,ail was
Fciectod tor that service, md w4a afterwards
purchased by Mr. Allsu Young for Al. s1plotlug
scientific ortil4a to Uavls' Strait. Tho Paudors
viii probably visit tie ports iu Western uresu.
land, thence hha will procooa to MnlE,llo Lay,
hsr osplae on to Lancaster Sound. in
orda1 to sxamins any opsnlpEs uoFthusrd
ox veaimatd nCt1 tho AeaKoa bsoomcs
tag Aasaaosd 70 telsaaQ osa lou4sF, ~ il u p0S
, 1875-06-28

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