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every effort will be made by tae leaders OF
that party to preserve peace aud secure fair
Qnestion-wIu you, then, give me definite
Information relative TO the militia company
from Clinton, and its return
Answsr-That company, with another in
this CITY Is ordered home in accordance
with the agreement entered into with the
committee that waited upon me. Their arms
we've to be deposited ia an &ImOTy. instead OF
obeying my orders the company proceeded
home a. a military organ Zation, and the men
1t II believed by the connlvHnce OF thelr ON
GERS deserted, carrying their arms with them.
UEO1 ssceTtslning The fHct4 ! ordered the diS-
bandment OF the companies and revocation
Cfthe sppoiniment of the Officers. Since my
order all the muskets but three have been
turned over TO the Stale.
Question-no you al,ude 10 this order which
ind Published in the local press
EXECUTIVE OFFICE October 10, 1875.
General Packer:
STR-By your report l learn that Captain
CaIdweIi's company has dispersed and that
some of It's members have taken their arms
wi them. No order or auth lrity has war
ranted such action. You VIII disband such
companv and revoke the appointment of its
ofic7 s. ADkLBERT AMES, Governor.
Answer-Yes, sir.
0uestion-That question being disposed of.
wha, now d you think viii be the result OF
the election?
AusWer-We have twenty or twenty.fiv-
thousauc Republican majority in the Statee
a-.d a tar election Will result in an unqusll,
fed republican victory.
postmaster, n. X Pease, says there are many
diSafected RePn nblicans IN he state?
Answer-Mr PeaSe has a far less number of
70 lowers than be fmagiDeS.
Questi n then you are confident OF Re-
publican victory?
4 AnsweI-N es; { we have q fair elect on.
QusStiIn-Well, what is your opinion upon
the subject of a fair election? DO you not
think the gentlemen o. the Democratic party
will do their duty to secure such?
AnsW Ell think General George and the
gen lemen who are party TO the agreement
will use every means that honorable gentle
men can use 10 secure lair election. used,
in the preceding q1t stiOn, the Wold : IT." as IL
is possible that there may be violent men and
communities they cannot control. hold,
however, thRt such persons and such commu-
mites must be few.
Ques tton-Then what is the outlook for Mis-
sissippi and the pro ,DeCt for restoration of
frateTnsl feeling between the white people
and the negroes:
Answer-Tue consequences which would
have resulted from the course that has been
pu sued until recently, would be anything
but favorable, out under the new order Gf
tuings am happ' to say thztI l believe the
two races will be drawn Learer together than
they have bssn since the days OF recanStruc-
ton. shall labor zealously to that end, and
Will hail with JOY the day when the politics of
the state shal, assume h II phase winch snail
oh iterate ali race distinctions. By race dis
tnctiOns | mean that party lines sual Eot be
drawn, as they now are, on account race.
Z, u ended my interview with Governor
Anss, ana may he JUS ify the expectations
which his assurances have gwen the people.
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A FRAUD.
Charge and Statement by John g..
Thompson, Chairman Of the Dem-
OcratiC State Committee OF
Ohio.

COLUMBUS, October lS.-Mr. John @
hom "Son chairman OF the DemOc ra'ic state
executive committee, Iequests the publication
OF the following statement:
The he publican daily press OF this State on
Friday morning last published dispatch
signed, -. II. ThOmpS,n,' which purported
10 be IA answer 10 one claimed TO have b-en
sent from + DOdd, Of Toledo, TO John y.
hOm psOo. The dispatch was furnished to
che press by the Republican executive com
miItee, and Therefore they are respO Stble for
its publication. / YhesiJ iJstingly say aud
charge IN It the R-publtctn comm tee Is
Sw2fe Of the truth thereof; that l never sent
such dis atch that am not aware that sue h
dispatch was sent by sny one else, and If Il
was, that never saw IL or had any thing 10
mittee has been guilty o crime
which the laws of this State declare
10 be felony. II such \ dispatch was never
sent, Then they have perpe rated foig-Ty.
II 1t was ssut, there is nut one way in " hicn
it could get into their possess on-by theft.
ii whs either stolen by them, or they were
accessory 10 tie theft before or after It was
committed. They cas, take either norm OF The
dilemma. II IL is forgery 10 write name,
and they have written II o. caused II
to be written. then they have been
guilty OF forgery. II IL i theft TO
sea Telegram. or TO be &C
telegram, OF tbs use of telegram knowing
the same 70 be stCle.-, then they have been
guilty of theft. l leave the character OF the
crime TO be determined by tie com mittee.
As TO the Wood county frauds, be het u lean
coz. mittee Is no doubt sa isried with t1t M, as
the county has given an Increased kepublic al
mS lorlty. JOHN u. IhOMISO-N.
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THE COTTON CROP.

WAsHISGTON, October l5.-The de-
partmf Mt OF agriculture furnishes the follow
ing information: An imprO eWeDt IN the
COZ 4 tion OF cotton during he past month Is
indicated in Alabama, Louisiana and Arkan-
sas. The depreciation in " ississippi is slight,
fnom SIS TO s; occasio1ed by storms. The de-
siruc;ive eqUiuOctlRl storm wOrsttG and
stained much fibre Ia Sou hcIn Texas, reduce
ing the state percentage o. condition from q
10 s. In North Carolina and Tennessee Sep
lember was cold and the harvest is late, with
les fayoraule prospects OF RtJr. A reduction
Of the percentage OF Geo q. from 20 to y Is
caused by storms and increasing prevalence
OF rust. south Carolina is three per cent.
lover from simIIat conditions. IN several
counties OF Florida the caterpillar has been
I'M rious.
Taking a survey of the whole neld, the re-
duction OF condition since the September re-
turos il an undOUbted tact, though the deprs-
citation is slight ss compared with the ctober
ret-rns Of Ia I year. The crop prO>peC are
worse = SOEth Carolina, Georgia and Florida,
but decidedly better IN all the states fIOm
Alabama westward. The p Tcentsges Of co -
diuon are as follows: North Carolina, Isl
south Carolina, =; Florida. 20; Georgia, Il;
Alabama, 81; Mississippi, ~; Louisiana, 90;
Texas, s.; Arkansas, 1885, TeDnessee. 80.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, October lS-A banquet wss
given yesterday in honor OF Ex-President
lEfeTs at Arcaichon, in the GuOude. NJ.
Thters delivered an address, In which he SAID
that the republic m1>t be maintained. He
q not think that The Radicals are a. black
H. theg are painted, and believed thai f. they
gained power they would pursue d hrren.
course from what their opponents ruppose.
NJ, hieTE also said he desired the dismissal Of
all fuLcuonaries who co not res Dect ihs e
Buoltc. This be thought was necessaf IN or
Der 10 render the elections representa- We
re deoied tuat the republic would Isolate
France, REC said she may count upon The
sympalby OF Europe. T. European policy
Of the futaTs viii be non Intervention. M
Ihiers also advocated a liberal and M dern
-T-JsD' Of education.
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srHK New YORK Sun stems to favor
Ke-r. OF Indiana, for in its issue OF the
fifteenth il says, after remarking upon
the recovery Of his health that be is
,siolIy equal to all the duties and labors
that may be expected or required OF MIN
at the coming session Of congress,
which is Likely to be one Of the most i'm
norta II that has been held since the
close of tiaa war. There ever was a
time when the counsel Of sble and up
right men like Mr.. KsIr, with state =
mauIike grasp of mind and clean
records, was more re-ded thGp now"
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The fast mall train from New York
10 the west cos,s Ibe country milli'n
doIars annually The great dailies ofthe
metropolis, which 30 not compare with
the jsil.es of Cincinnsti, ST. Louis and
Chicago-the latter especially-proit by
II. but the south and west are still be-
hind in even ordinary mail facilities. Is
the power Of ths government to be 81
sEsys on one side, Ike jug'handle?
Lei 81 Louis, Chicago and Cincinnati
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THE illUs,nous stssm an and histo-
riHn who has served France so faithfully
throu yh a long fa, may yet live to be
the real savior Of his country. his Te-
cent movements and speeches prove
him 10 be in fu'l sympathy with the re-
pgblic. and that be no longer has any
conf e ;tioB with the reaetiOnATy legitl-
mist. OrIesnists or Bonapsrtists. His
most decided uttera lees ia this direction
were deliver at dinner given him on
suldsy las, a brie' synopsis Of which
VIII be found elsewhere ss it Ie ached US
nv teiegrzph
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IN TROUBLE.
Is. 1OUng Invited 10 Settle with His
Ann-EIiza, or Show Cause Etc.

SALT LAKE, October JS.-Some time
ago Judge MKean made an order requiring
Brigham Young 10 pay Ann Euza Young tlve
bundled dollars per month, from the COM
mencement of the suit as alimOny, and the
q toTney fees OF three thousand dollars in
the suit for divorce, pending st the time Of
issuing the order The amount Of ali HOny
due was nine thousand nye hundred dollars.
The order not being complied with Br CHAM
Young was brought before Judge NJ kean and
Imprisoned one day in the penit, nttaTy for
contempt, ia not paying tue attorneys fees
there and then fixed. Soon after Judge
M'Kean, was removed and JudZe lowe ap-
POINTED, VINO was asked to punish Brigham
Young iOT contempt IN not paying the nine
tnou-and dve hundred dollars al imODy. His
decision IN the case was that the order was
II egaI and invalid. The care has rested there
uRt TO day, when, upon application, Judge
Boran issued sn order whicn has been served
upOn Big am, commanding him 10 appear
EeiOTe court on Sa uTday. the twr Dty-thlrd in
slaut, 10 show cause why he should not he
puLi Lished for contemf: fCr dlsregarding the
first order.
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NevIeM of European CORN Market.

LONDON, Oct)ber 1S.-Afdrk Lane
Express, in It's weekly review Of the corn
mark t, has the following: In consequence
of recent heavy rains seed time is much les,
promising. Large foreign arrivals have
checa ed an upward tendency in price, but
holder> are still indisposed to make any con.
c9sSiOns. Trade is there ore inactive AT
Paris prices are rather lower, whlle in the
Provinces of France wheat is steady and
somewhat dearzr. Belgium is unchanged
while Holland is frIner and Germany steady
and inactive. Vienna "a also inactive, bat
Odessa is II III and averages Is % higher, the
bulk of that sold briug fully IS Inferior in
price TO lne previous crop.
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IT WILL be seen by our special from
Holy Springs thar preparations on
grand scale have been ma'e for the
demonstration by the Democratic psr-
ty, which takes place thereon ThuTsdsy
next. the twenty.first instant. All the
gentlemen whose Gsmes were printed
ia the APPEAL of Friday last as among
tho-s invited to speak, are expected to
be present, AID il is confidently pre-
dicted that the most imposing eff,r. Of
fhe State siIl be the result.
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IT is rumored in Washington that
Bloo1-letting Chandler, of Michigan, is
to be secretary Of the interior. 1t will
be remembered by the readers Of the
APPEAL that he il the gentleman
charged with hsbitusl drunkenre by
Mr.. Buel Of the ST. Louis press. "Birds
OF q teather.U etc.
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MAESRX Ed.

GANNT-BIRD On the eighteenth inst, by
Rev. ]. Carmichael, JOSEPH GANNT, Esq OF
Chelsea, to Mrs. HARRIET BIRD, of Memphis.
T-MONTG OMERY-At Delhi,
Louisiana, October IS, 1877, by Rev. DR.. San
som, cf Viczsburg, REABERT TEEZEVAET,
NJ. D., and Miss NETTIE MONTGOMERY,
HARPMANN-BUR RST-On Sunday, Octo-
ber l7th, by Rev. DR. Samheld, At the re-idence
of the brides parents, Hr. Sol. HARPMASNJ
and Miss NINA HUEsT, both o. his cJty,
May they live long ana prosper
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JAS. W. QUEEN g. 9
NOn-Resident Notice,

No. 2CS2-In the First Chancery Court of shsI.
hY cOGnty, tennessee. - B, ?. Anderson,
Cpmmisaioner Of Revenue, etc. vs.. +, Kel-
lerman ct al.
II appearing fT0m Sheriff's return in this
cause that the defendants, +. RelleTInau, L
b, McEwen, Annie McEWen, James Mar,iu,
Mary s. artin, and Michael Casey, are not Io
be found in his county;
It Is therefore ordered, That they maze their
appearance herein, a. ths courthouse in the
city OF Memphis, Tenn, on or before the first
Monday in December, 1875 and plead, answer
or demur 20 complalnsnts bill, OF the same
will be taken for confessed as TO them and
set Tor hesrtn4 exparte; ana that copy Of thlE
order be published once a week, for Iour sac,
eessive Ntexs. III the Memphis Appeal
This 18th day of October, 1879,
a copY-attest, EDAUk y \. COLE,
CLERK I'd Master
By E. B. hcHeDry, d. 9. and NJ
John johnston, sol. for cDu-lIt I'm
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The believers in greenbacks in In
diana have determined ID lrlve iLe;r
faith by their works. Their meetings at
Evansville have been largely attended,
and they have formed GUS with a view
to press their views upon the country.
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Mr.. JOHN JAMES PIATT. for many
yeArs amanuensis Of George D. Prem
tice, the late able aud scholarly editor
Of the Louisville Journal, is compiling
volume o. poems Of toe latter, which
will be published by Robert Clarke q
Co, of Cincinnati We predict for the
and WssI
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The Conservative Democrats Of Mis-
sissippi NUT work without ceGsiBg Un-
I'll the polls close Oh the second Of No
vember. II they do so--if they will
work discreedy and with some show Of
p3licy-.bey will achieve signal vic.
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TICE is again verified. The people on
the Pacific coast are threatened with
tidal waves, the result OF extraordinary
commissions OF nature somewhere. So
says dispatch from San Francisco yes-
terdsy. Whst's mex. on the list.
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\ TELEGRAM from Cincinnati yester-
day is to the effect that the official re-
turns OF Hamilton county give the Re
publIcsns ali of the four Stae senators
and all IF ten representatives. That sc-
counts for "Bul" Aliens defeat. He
lost large German vote.
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ErusG Sale.

DY virtue OF deed of trust made t. me as
. trustee, to secure the pay ment OF certain
note therein set out, said trust deed lecorde1
in chattel book 30 g. psge 1851, register s OIL ce
Satlby county, Tennessee, 1 will, on
n day, the 18th Oh OctOb3 3r, 1875,
at the Potter place" on the state Line road,
southwest corner of said road and Mclean
avenue, IN shelby cOunty, Tennessee, between
II o'c tock m. and O'Clock pm, II for cash,
10 the highest bidder, the following pei sOnaI
property One tWo-horse wagon and harnesS $,
one srt and harnef >, two WheebarrOWs, one
handcart, three plows, one seed drill. seventy %
nve hOtbed sash hfty-slx sn all hotbed sash,
nity covers and doors TO hOtIeds, two me
milch cows, all the farming tools, garden
tools, hotbed frames and garden implemen s
on the place. Title TO the property believed
10 be good. l will sell and convey as trustee.
Ibis October 10 1876
r. DUDLEY FRAYSER,
octl9 Trustee.
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HOLLY SPRINGS, MISS.
Preparations for the Grand Demon
sfrafiOn Of Thursday, the 2Ist.
Special to the Appeal. I

Special to the Appeal
HOLLY SPRINGS, October 1S.-Gfand
preparations OF the most extensive and mag
nificr Mt character are now beiUg made for
the Democratic demonst cation he e on next
Thursday The back rooms III stores and Of
fees are fi'led with busy men making tran
spaTencies csrtCOUs, and hundreds of attract
i've ludicrous things to appear in the process
sion. All Is work and preparst ton for that
occasion. Ar angemenIS have already be II
made T.. receive and accommodate comfort
ably six thousand peopc. -Four splendid
bands are engaged. The most noted orators
o. the dRy viii make addresses, ana al
together the people of Marshall cOuniy intend
70 respond in a becoming manner 10 the
efforts OF their sisters, Pamela aud Grenada
Let the news go abrO- q thatth friends of our
cause are cordially invited to be with us at
our iOiliflcation.
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The foreign bolders Of sudulent Sc
surisies # aia0sms are going 10 send
a commissioned here 70 the that
s,sts to negotiate with the govern
nv fr tn settlement OF their
els,ms. Wnerslpon the Selma Arsus
ssy.. Tus receivers o. stolen goods hSd
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Stockholders Meeting,

THE regular annual meeting of the stock
1 holders OF the ~ fssis@sgsuf Rud Tem0e4a-
q Q asSiITOad Camp any, will be held at the
ceabIdv Hotel, in the city of Memphis, Tenn,
Dn wednesday, SOvemSer az, 1875,
at which time Directors will be .ected for the
ensuing year. Stockholders viii be ps SSed
free on prest ntatiOu OF their stock c-rtihCates
to conductors. =. II. LA NJ B, Secretary.
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Attention, knights remplar.

FENHE mem beIS of st. Elmo Command .
L cry, No. l5 are requested 70 attend ~
the stated cOncIaVe, in the as lum VIM
the cOmmandery, this CTUESOAY) evening
uctooer 18Th, att O'clock, IOr the dispatch al
business. Members are required to attend
in fatigue dress.
Frat es are courteoIsly invited.
By order. B. +. HALLER, L. G.
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WHO is to be additional counsel?
is now the question. The caucus Of the
general council says Judge Tom Brown,
and the mayor has nominsled him.
Will the caucus prevail?
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nn,rnEs rKoEAnILrrIEs.
wAsurSGToT. October Ig. / an

TAsHTNGToS, October II, / am.
FOT the OliO valley ana Tennessee, The
0ulf and .S.Uth atlantic .9dtes, rising
barometer, aOrthtrCst 10 nOTthedst loiHds,
cooler, clear and partly cloudy toeGther,
artth occasional rain near The guJ and
S9gsth Atlantic coats.
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NTILL MEET TONIGHT, October 18th, at
w the Exposition Building A full attend
ance is urged, and all brother knights are
Invited.
NJ IT WILLIAMSON n NJ
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W. z. AITCnkLL'S SUHgOL,
no. aO3 Thtrs. aaraet.

THE ANNUAL SESSION COMMENCE,
{ September lst. Stuieuts prepared tCI
the uSual college course. All the common
English branches taught. cor terms, apply
At the school rOOm,
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as we'll go into court 10 Dsssrt their right
20 the property iDiquitously in their
possession.
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SPARE THE NEGRO.
The DEMOCRATIC Panty

wish peace, and 10 reds en- II issssippi they
must carry The e iectioD. To achieve this yiC-
tory they have not an hour to lose The
means 10 retain power aud office. This Is
Mlssts.ippis only chance OF redemption; It is
confident of victory. Ihsir zeal NUT % un-
abatin9, their energy untirlUg- DemOnStTa
tions and oratory are appropriate and evi-
dence enthusiasm and zeal, but let the re-
mairing days betwsf Il this and NOvem Der
Sd be devoted to faithful, determined, un-
tliucning work; otherwise Mississippi will be
lost and hopeless In her misery, oppression
and ruin, with thousands to ply, out no one
friend to ailieye her distressing condition.
Democrats, will you heed this? Let Noyem-
ber 81 answer!
am indebted to Mr.. r, White Carroll, Of
5enatOhia, for rep .ated kindness al p easant
companiOusAip during my visit to Miss s.
stppi. he is gentleman of culture, int, Ill
gence and social excellence, tnjOying an eX-
EerYRh DOnulRrifN-
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Change of Business

DAVIEG returned to my old stand, No. I42
IA S0PIaT Street, l beg leave to inform
my friends ana the public generally, that
have leased the entire house, and having
tholoughly renovated the same, am now pre-
pared to serVo
0KsTERS IN EVERY sTYEE
bot Coffee and other refreshments.
LADIES' SALOON up stairs.
OcIl9 NJ A 1TEFLE.
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iug to The New York Sun, concludes as fo.-

iug to the New York Sun, concludes a. To-,
lows:
"Of The negre uucoltaminstef, the white
citizens N axe no co Upls Mt. The most kind
ly relations exist between the races, except
when inCendiarIes Ike A. T. Morgan, through
the most brutal of ths race, have ktuCled
Causeiess snimOsitIes in the breast of the
negro. Even when they are thus melted 20
Outrage, they are regarded with feelings oi
cOmmiseration, AMI the sentiment OF the
whites IS spare the negro
SPARE THE NEGRO.
THIS statement CT II. + Mayes VII. be veri-
fed BY ey ~ mpaTtigl mind which examine
into Mississippi affairs. y gentleman Of
Canton, who IS regarded as a peaceful law
aDiding citizen, was public assaIled iu tha.
city last week. WniIe he vas CrU~- NJ tn
street negro. who had twenty or IL re- % his
color standing near ny, approach @ a"d re-
marked, 81 Can whip any white man in the
county" Nv hat do you mean,' asked the
white man, Il mean what I say. Cd d-m
yOu,' replied the negro, VINO then made a
movement as il 10 draw pistol. The white
man, though armed did not use his weapon,
but knocked the negro down. He repeated
this, and at last had 10 draw his pistO in
order to induce the negro to leave.
Now had he cheri he'd hatred against the
negro, he would have shot him dead. hut lie
knows the white man Is the cause OF the
negro conduct, and instead OF killing the uu-
fortunate negro, comm serates mis- con iition /;
and hus you will find the p-opIe AL over the
State are kindly di'pys5d toward the negro
and will live amicabiy with MIN, if permit
ted 10 do SO.
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MISSISSIPPI.
The Peace Treaty Between The Repre-
SentatiVes of the Democratic Party
on the One Hand and GOV.
Ames on the Other.

The Governors Views of the Canvass -
He is Hopeful Of a Republican
Victory, and is Sanguine
that the Treaty will
he Rigidly OBJ
served.