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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-04-29
DEMOCRATIC.
Opening or the CampRiga In TIppah
County, INSTRUMENTATION for
she Contest.


{ From au Occasional Correspondent
RIPLEY, MISS, April 1.-THE citi.
Zeus Of old Iippah assembled in mass.
meeting to-day in the town OF Ripley
( for the purpose Of taking the initiative
[ step to bring about an organization OF
/ the DemOCrauc-C Conservative elements
/ in this county, so as to be the better pre-
/ pared to enter upon the fall campaign
/ The meeting was held in the courthouse.
| A good many influential citizens were
| present; also, several colOred men were
noticed, who seemed to be considerably
interested in the matter. Upon motion,
Hon. William Boyd was called to the
chair, Captain T. B Winston acting as
secretary. The chairman was author
izsd to appoint q committee Of five-One
from each supervisors district-tO draft
resolutions expressive of the sense Of the
convention. During the absence OF the
committee, which retired to perform it's
duties, the C invention was addressed by
several gentlemen, among whom may
be mentioned Colonel D. B. Wright,
who dwelt at length upon the atrocities
and OutTages of the vile and diabOlical
party that has pluHdeIed the people of
this unfortunate State for the past ten
years. He showed with convincing
logic, to perfect demonstration, how
the hardy yOemanTy and sons Of toll Of
this beloved and sunny State had been
robbed, plundered and outraged by
aliens-aliens by birth, aliens by inter
ests and sympathy. He showed, too,
that the people had suffered their
usurpatiOns and tyranny with manly
fortitude; had suffered aud forbOru until
fOrbeaTance was no longer virtue. The
people in this country are deeply in earn
est, and mean, by the assistance Of their
brethren throughout the State, to shake
off the shackles of Radical thraldOm,
and return again to their pristine enjoy
ments. The convention resolved to hold
primary elections, on the fourth of Sep
tember next, in every voting precinct in
the county, and recommended the same
to ali other counties in this senatorial
district, to elect delegates to q county
convention to be held on the sixth Of
September next, which convention will
nominate q candidate for the lower
branch of the next legislature; and on
the eighth day of the same month the
same delegates will meet the delegates
from the other counties OF the district
for the purpose Of nominating candi-
date for the State senate. The cOnven-
tiOn recommended the organization OF
the party throughout the State at the
earliest time expedient and proper, by
the holding Of State convention, go SIS
to be able, by the coming Of the next
guberDatOrial contest, to Oust the aliens,
carpetbaggers and knaves from the Of
fees of the State.
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ESTABLISHED 1870.

ths market IN violation OF law, there
c,uld be no recovery, unless the state
msnt Of the county chairman bound II e
county to psy them, or unless plaintiff
be- protected a. Rn innocent holder. An
appeal was taken from his decision.
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BELGIUM Is to be Prussisnlzed. An
arrangement has been made between
the leaders Of the liberals and Prince
Bi-marck. TIE latter, by application o.
diplomatic pressure, undertakes to
bring about the downfall Of the clerical
ministry. The Liberals then returning
TO power are 20 make laws to suppress
the publication Of views unfsvoTable to
German ecclesiasticaI policy.
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THE husband Of Adelina Patti is not
dead. He did not fight q duel, and
therefore was not shot az. He still lives
10 profit by his wife's labor. Cursed
with a title and blue blood he will con-
tIuue, perhaps for years, to play second
fiddle to the great diUd, dependent alike
upon her bounty and her smiles.
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JUDGE EDWARD s PIERREPOET has
accepted the appointment Of attorney
general Of the United States in room OF
Williams, who retires TO Oregon to en-
ter the lists as contestant for United
States senator from that State. Judge
Pienepont is one Of the sblest lawyers
Of New York, and has hitherto occupied
position precluding the belief that he
could be induced 10 lend himself to any
purpose in defiance Of the constitution
and rights Of the States. But we shall
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The postmaster-general in Washing
ton yesterday Issued an order cancellin-
all awards of contracts heretofore made
in favor of Ransom J. Kinds, Patrick
LsuPhtOn, JnO. w. Delaney, VIM.
Weiss and VIM. G. Iddings, these being
the names contained in the proposals
frauduleutIy imposed on the department
by completely Of the clerks,
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TRACY's spelling bee last night was
''s grand success" and that gentleman
deserves the thanks Of the public for his
able and discreet management and he
results attending. Let US give him q
rousi8g benefit on Friday night Of next
UsEE
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The treasury department has decided
that where goods are imported under
the act of 1870 for transportation with
out apprsisement to an interior port,
they are liable to duty under the tariff
in force at the time Of their first arrival
in this country, and not under an act
passed subsequent thereto, but before
their arrival at an interior port. This
decision may involve q change IN some
important decisions heretofore made
under the act of 1870,
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A telegram from Washington says
that the treasury department Saturday
dispatched number of clerks to Lon
dO1 with eleven million OF dollars Of
five per cent. bonds, being the las. suo-
scriptiOh OF the syndicate.
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In Pittsburg, yesterday evening, the
scaffoldIng fell from a three-stOTy house
While the carpenters were engaged at
work on il. Thomas A. Bode was i'll
stantly killed, and VIM. M'Glumphy
and Walter Guthrie We're seriously III
ured,
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TRANQUILITY, we are sgsin assureS
has been restored to the Texas border,
and the people are happy
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The prince of Wales was yesterday in
stalled grand master OF the United
Grand Lodge of Mssons Of Great Britain
In London.
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A fire at Eau Claire, Wisconsin, de-
stroyed the American house, FIVE stores
in the same block, and Carn's Eau
Claire lumber company. Loss ten thoU-
sand dollars; Insurance twenty-seven
hundred dollars.
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SECOND DISPATCH,

MILwUAKEE, WIS.,, April 28-At
one o'clock this afternoon "A fire broke
out at Morgan Bros. or Spsulding d
Peck's mill, ON the north bank Of the
river in Oshkosh. A high wind pre-
vailed, and the flames ewept on with
irresistible force. That portion Of the
city consumed at this time OF writing
embraces the leading business blocks
aud some Of the finest residences IN Os-
kosh. The Beckwith house and Harding
OperahOuse are among the buildings
consumed. Both of the telegraph offices
are burned, and there is great difficulty
in securing dispatches. Engines were
called In from Fond du Lac and RipOn.
Ii is rumored that powder-magszine
has blown up, and that five OF six men
perished. The total loss is estimated az
seven hundred and fifty thousand dol
lara
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IL THE CASE of l. b. Kirtlaud Vs
Shelby county, Judge Heiskell, Of the
nrst circuit court, yesterday gave an
opinion for the defendant. The plaintiff
jn this case had purchased a number Of
the so-called reissued bonds by the de-
faulting county trustee, Woodward, and
that, too, upon the assurance q Justice
Bleckley that they would be paid by
the county. The case, like Others now
handing, was on several warrants Of a
similar nature, OF which the following Is
copy:
March /, 1872.
Ordered by the quarterly court that
the county trustee pay 10 the order OF
City bank of Memphis, Tennessee, one
thousand and two and ninety-nine Une-
hundredths dollars, on account Of Jury
services, etc. not recefFaole
for taxes for 1871.
T {. BLECKLEY,
Chairman Of county Court.
Upon an agreed state OF facts by the
ATTORNEYS. il was submitted that these
warrants were reissued or PLACED in cir
culation by a. Woodward, then county
trustee, after they had been paid into
the county treasury, but that plaintiff
being assured by said Bleckley that the
ss,,le were as good for taxes az any war.
rants Of the county, bought the same
zvifbout G,.e notice Of .defenses or suspi-
ion of their 10 validity, by relying upon
aid chairman's statement that they
we're "good" warrants. Judge Heiskell
held that az the bonds were put upon
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Hammers picture-frame and mould
ing factory, in Cincinnati, was destroyed
by fire last night.
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DIsAsTROUS CONFLAGRATION.
Oshkosh, Wis, I'm NEhss-TbFse Lives
Rep Fted LOst-HUnds eds Of Pam
flfrS without shelter.
The city fn the Hands of = HOb-Hcar.
Iy Every Business HOuEe De
Etroysd-A sIile.equAFe In
RuIBE.
FIRST DISPATCH,

OSHKOSH, Wis April 28-A terrible
fire has been raging all the afternoon,
All the newspaper offices, hanks, tele-
graph offices, Hardiug's Operahouse,
postoffice, UniveraIist church, all the
hotels but one, and nearly all OF the
business portion OF the city is gone 1t
is utterly impossible to estimate the loss.
Two msQ have been killed by the falling
-xSlS THE city is IN the widest state
OF frenzy. The fire is now under con,
troll. The burnt district is nearly mile
square. More particulars soon.
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-Four men were seriously burned dur
log the burning OF a coach factory in
TeTre Haute yesterday.
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The funeral Of the late Mayor Barrett
took place in st. Louis Tuesday, and
was attended by the most imposing ceT-
emOnies ever witnessed in thst city.
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Attention, Knights TempIar.

THE members Of st. Elmo Commando @
L ry, No, 10, U. D., are hereby request w
ed to attend Special COnclave, in the/%\
Asylum of the COmmaDdery, this CTt u h5-
DAY. evening, April z9 b, at ~ O'Clock, iOr
cOnierring the Orders OF the Temple.
All members are required TO attend in full
dress.
FraterS are cOurteouSly invited.
By order. b. r. HALLER, E. {.
Il. w. SHELTON, Recorder. ape
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Oshkosh, Wisconsin, was almost to-
tally destroyed by fire yesterday. eev-
ersl lives were lost.
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second Chaucery Conrs-waIker, Chan.
cellUF,

second Chsucery Co"rs-walker, Chan.
cellGr,
The following cases are set for trial to-
day: Hodges vs Goldsby; 49l, Turner VS.
Mayor and Aldermen; 1876, HunIey VS.
Raj4; 497, Levy VS. Levy; 499, Adams,
ex-psrte; 5al, Moore vs. WiHIams; 81 2,
Eastman vs. Doyle; SOB, Carleton VS.
Price; 5i4 Steele vs Steele; SO, Divine
W BTien; $40 L8rkin VS. MCombs; 522,
Knox W ralOeTt; 526 Moore vs. Ryan
$50, Brewster " Cicalia; 533 State v5
Moore; 544, Bartholomew Us Wrig lt;
545, IhuBel " Thumel; $40, Gum vs.
TnOrnt.n; $50 Laird VS. Cross, 553,
Todd VS. Bates; 557, KoffJrd W Kelly :;
5jS, Book Va Glenn; 5Sl, M'GFaJh w.
M'Gra'h; 563. Top? W Hetzel; 566, NJ; =
ler vs. Harmstead; 5~8, Nulau W. Civ
ems; 5S2, Rsgiand vs AndeT.O1; $50,
Ragland vs. Remberl; 5S4, T0TiaD VS.
Reef; 59l, FOpp W Wiggin; 592,
Mcclure vs. Fos eT; 597, Shore vs Shore;
go, York vs. Gsrnsr; 6l2, Lindsey g
Lindsey; 626, ChoaJe vs E4sterIy; G27,
Dwyer VS. Savage; 629, Stillman vs.
Sdllman; 633, Halium VS. Price; 634,
Greenlsw We Cockreli; 635, State vs
D1raugh; 537, Hairs VS. Hogle; 646,
Maynor vs. lredale; 663, Newberger W
Eitey; 668, Heath VS. Fletcher; 500,
Jobe VS. stone $50, Jones Us K0en; 6SI
DsmmOn VS. OConnOr; 6S3, Greenlaw
VS. Rankin; 686, Laird vs. Gail0r; $50,
Clay VS. Davis; 6S9, Watson VS. Hill.
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Attention, knights TempIar.

TNHE members of Cyrene Command O
i cry, No. 4, that intend visiting Chat-NAE
tanOOga, Nay 9th, to attend The 18th an-/N\
Dual cOcclave of the Grand Commandery of
Tennes see, are requested to meet at Exposi-
tion Hall for drill this (THURS DAY. evening,
at & o'clock.
BY order. ED. WORSHAM, z. c.
T. ], BARCHUS, Recorder,
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The Beecher-T -Tilton performance in
Brooklyn drew q thin house Tuesdsy.
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Ice Cream Parlors Now Open

sTOR the reception of ladies and gentlemen,
Z where only the best will be served. Also,
fine Connections and Cakes on hand aAd made
to order by
sPECHT & WALTER, 81 Madison st.
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.

VNHE officers and members of Mem TZNA
i phis Lodge, No. Is, Will meet at, y "A
tLeir castle Hall, this (THUkSDAI), XXI
evening, at ~ O'Clock for transaction ~
OF i'm pOTtsnJ business W
Visiting Knights are cordially invited.
By order. a. ]. M'GARNEY, c. {.
Jos. :. LEON, X. of r. and s.
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FIFTH DISPATCH,

MILWAUKEE, April % The fire COM
menced at the corner Of Pine and Ma
rion streets, and spread east and north
east through Hancock, Pearl, Warren,
and High streets, destroying the depots
OF the ST. Paul railway, and proceeding
to Main street, where the principal busi-
ness houses are located, and extending,
on the north line Of the above Iimits,
southeasterly across Fifth, Wangoo and
Otter streets to Cape street, the south
line being the river, with the exception
of block or two about the foot OF Main
street. Two lives are known to have
been lost. Thieves are Row in posses,
sion of the city, aud special policemen
have been detailed to prevent depreda-
tipna
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second CIrcuIt'Uour,-HaIsey, Judge.

Court meets at half-past nine O'Clock
this morning. The special Jurors here
totore directed to report this morning,
have been discharged. Attorneys are
notified that the appearance docket will
be called to-day.
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THIRD DISPATCH,

OSHKOSH, April 2S.-A fire broke out
this afternoon in Morgan & Bros. saw
mill, burning that and dozen other
saw and shingle mills on Sswdnst aveu-
ue, and millions Of feet OF lumber, hun
dreds Of houses, all the printing offices,
HardiDgs Operahouse and Beck
with & Adams's hotel. The burnt
district is one and half
miles long and half mile wide. Three
lives are reported lost. Hundreds OF
families are homeless. Nearly all the
business houses are burned, including all
the banks. There is not a dry goods
store standing on the north side now.
1t is impossible to give the loss tonight.
The city is in the hands of mob, and
extra police are on duty.
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FOURTH DISPATCH.

CHICAGO, April 2S,-The only news
reported by specials to the morning pa
pers in regard to the Oshkosh fire, and
which is not already sent in the press
dispatches, is that the Northwestern in
sursnce company, of Milwaukee, has
lost thirty Thousand dollars. The mea-
greness Of the reports obtained is due to
the fact that the telegraph offices were
destroyed at an early period Of the fire
and little communication, outside of
messages, was had for some hours.
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Law REPORTS.

First ChaECeTy COurt-M0FgsB, Chan
eeliUE.
Court adjourned until ten o'clock Fri
day morning, when the motion docket
will be called, etc.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1875-12-18
MISSOURI KANSAS & TEXAS
RAILWAY.

The completion of the great iron
bridge over the Missouri river at Boon.
vile, enables this Popular line to offer
still better facilities for the business be.
tween the Northeast and the great South
west.
Two daily trains will be run between
Hannibal and points in the great Neosho
valley, in direct connection with all lines.
Also, two daily trains between st. Louis
and points in Southern Kansas.
For the Texas trade, new and better
facilities are offered. The rates have
been greatly reduced, and arrangements
have been made whereby through Pull
man palace sleeping cars are run from
Chicago, Quincy, Hannibal and St.
Louis, to Galveston, without change,
passing through the finest portion OF
Southwest Missouri, Southern Kansas.
and Indian Nation, and the most desira-
BILE portion of Texas.
Any one contemplating a trip to
Southern Kansas, the Indian Nation or
Texas. should address Thomas Dorwin,
general passenger agent, Sedalia, Mo-,
for a correct map, with time tables, rates
of fare &c.
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THE WEEKLY sun.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

STATE OF KANSAS, }ss
COUNTY OF ALLEN.
In the District Court 7th Judicial District with
in and for Allen county, Kansas.
Theodore r. Hazard and John Body, plain
ti6s, vs.. Joseph Pridham, defendant.
by virtue Of an order of sale issued by the Clerk
of the It'll Judicial District Court in and for Allen
County, kansas, in the above entitled cause, ]
will on
Tuesday. December 21st, 1875,
at 10 O'Clock q, m. of said day, at the residence
of John Body about four miles Southwestern lola,
Allen county Kansas, offer for sale at public
auction, to the highest and best bidder, the fol-
lowing described personal property, to-wit:
Five Cows, three Sows and three Pigs, one
Mare, one Stallion, one lumber Wagon, one Gull
tiyator, one lot Lumber, one Colt, one span Of
Mules, one set Harness, twenty Geese, one Pillow,
one set Springs, eighty bushels Corn in crib, one
Mowsr, the undivided half of fiftt acres of Corn,
one sulky Rake, one Reaper and Mower.
Terms of sale: Approved notes at ninety days
with u per cent.
Said property to be sold to satisfy said order of
sale
sheriff's Office, lola, December 10th, 1875
j. L. WOODEN,
50 ct Sheriff Allen County, Kansas.
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