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Dallas city Criminal Court Hon.
Silas Hare Presiding


The state VS.. NJ. G. Wells, theft OF
gelding-verdict five years in the pen
itentiary.
The state VS.. Dick Wilson, theft of
divers and sundy articles, of little
value, and alter an able defense by
Messrs. TburmonJ, Conant 4 Copant
the jury gave it as their opinion that
Richard would he an ornament TO the
county Jail for one year, and that he
could there devise ways and means to
pay the sum Of one hundred dollars
assessed against him for such lelonious
taking.
The state VS.. Dick Wilson, theft of
geldlng. This case was conducted by
j.. @. Eblen, Esq, acting district at
torney, and Judge Thurmond and
Charles Conant, Esq, for the defense.
Judge Hare delivered an able charge
to the jury, who brought in verdict
sentencing the prisoner to fifteen
years imprisonment In the state peni-
tentiary at Huntsville.
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PHEsl.E ~.

&C. SOC Fislf asa elogani ar
cheap prpsFu taFR tTirnd- so
a. EFHRAiln ,0Dn hiIre. sol
Mnin slPeei, W.lppt ggE pHAii,lG
mlmost nEAihlHg soW eaa ash
far in lhe ilHp 81 phriHmns
holiday R0Ods,
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DO ~ Pierce a. lyle for your
New Years presents.
HO7 MAaN spltEET.


IiHRTy'ElGuT hundred acres Of land three
miles west Of Dallas, eloynn thousand aeret
NJ choice lands In Gillespie, AMI a splendid
sheep "mneh" Of lwenIy'lhreu hundred
acres on tho Guadalupe river Ia Kendall
couniy, forsale by W, u, Lyte& Co real 49,
tate agents, No, 100 Lamar street, siAdlm
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TEXAS AND PACIFIC.
DALLAS BOARD OF TRADE

u NJ. Wheat, president; John Kerr, vice
president; h. W. Baylor, secretary; j. l.
Leonard, treasurer.
;, Board OF Dlectors-A. Davis Thomas
Luce, W. j. Clark, a. 4. Obenchain,
Board of Arbitration--A. Sanger, j, II.
Bryan, j. r. Schneider, 4. l.. Williams, W.
committee OF Appeals--W. Il. Hughes, T. l..
Marsalis, NJ. Kahn, W. G. Conuor, j, Il. Cnld-
well, John l. nisoh, W. l.. Murphy.
Sanger "
Classification and Quotation-R. V. Tomp.
kins, j. - Sizer. j, ii. Bryan.
Financc-W. j. Clark, II, l.. Narsalls 7 Il
Caldwell.
Geo. Shields.
statistics and Annual Statements ].
Clark, u. +. Luce, 4. W. Baylor
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ihe Great hOnihern Dollar
Store receives new goods daily.
4i0ilm a.. "a. ~ 40.

fgHIenl ~ ", q, Lyle 9 o., real estate
agenls, No, iyi LaWgr street, o number Of
husineas houses, ceHliAlly located, Also, q
hotel, a large boarding house, aRd many res
licences situated IA different parts Of tho city,
aMllm
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Jusi received AZ Picrca a.
Lyse's u large invoice 0f wall
paper, OGneW and handsome
designs.
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FoH sale ye1 low, W WI lAle o.,
real miale agents No 80 Lamar Wrneh three
0npslNFy hHek hndmg' and lpl llo feet
square, wen heated, and pigplea FORA lpun'
dry o. mnuuMplurng purposes sidiim
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GET READY FOR WINTER.

The Patent AlUnninOus and
Ornamental Building Paper
will make year houses warm
at very small cost. For sale
by REED s. LATEEEsDz', Agents,
5O5 Main street, Dallas, Texas.
Send for circulars. Also agents
for Patent Paper Barrels.
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A. Id. Steasail, merchandise
broker. cOnycyGncer and no-
iary public. Otiice-N0. 1907
hnYmnr street.
Iluutf
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Anything i'm the book and sta.
tiOnery line yOu can find at
PIERCE &LYLES,
5OS Main street.
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AlRGgTs ~ TELEGRlPa,



AEW NuRK, January il,--Apnn
Cnllnn-hicRdy, Sales elbld halef,
pplands lblpi Orleanh lhle,
bulurea pppned steady February
l-llNli 8 N2c; March ~ 0-lbGglhlei
April u as-a2(alb ih-lGei May 10 7'asla
lGlci June lGlfGlh O,l6e,
Flour dull aud declining, Wheat
quiet and heavy, Corn quiet and llfn,
Pork dnlli mess $50 ~, Lard steam
lac, 1urpenline quiet Resin quiet
Al " lON z 10, Stoged freighls firm
-,slpoks active, and unsellledi lower
Gold llss, Exchange, long, 4 suAi short
! bDl, Governments dpll, state
bonds quiet,
Evening Cotton llrmi sales a,lNi
bales VI lblGll6ge, Not receipts iip
bales gross iibl bales,
Futures closed barely steady, sales
lA,sOO bales January u a'82@lbli Feb
runry 10 8'lGmlb 7-lGGj March 10 p-l0
@l5 10 a2el April 10 2D'a2@lA l0lGci
May 10 7'a2pi June ldi@l7 1890 July
III 70 la6el6 10 lGoi August lG2l'a26I llc,
Money glMa, sterling llrm, Gold
active, weak at ll2Mll2l, Govern
ments dull ana steady, State bonds
quleli better for some.
GALVESTON,
GALVESTON, January IA, - Cotton
market quiet aud llrmi ordinary, ll3ci
good Ordinary, li4ci low mlddllng,
lilGl middling, dos good middling,
l5lG, sales 900 bnlesi receipts, ,aas
hnleai stock, 81, lsO bales,
LIVERPOOL,
LlVERPoOL, JANUARY II, Noon, Cot
toll Market hardening, uplands, 7sdi
Orleans, I'D. Sulea 5000 bales, IN
Guiding 1000 for speculation and eX'
port, sales on bnsls mlddllng uplanda
nothing below good ordinary, deliver
abba March aud April, 7ld sRles on
hNsls mlddllng uplNnds nothing below
low mlddllng, deliverable February
aud March, Z ll-l0d sales on basls
mlddlng Orleans nothing below good
ordinary, deliverable February and
March, 7kd sales on basis mlddllng
Orleans nothing below low mlddllng,
deliverable February aud March, I'd.
2i3O T., COltOn- Sales on basis
middlng uplands nothing below good
ordinary shipped January and Febru.
ar}, 7id sulcs on basis middlIng up
lands nothing below good ordinary,
shipped February and March, 7kd !;
Salea on basis middllng uplands moth
ing below good ordinary, deliverable
January aud February. 7sd sales on
basis mIddlng uplands nothing below
low mlddllng, deliverable March aud
April, 7 l3-lGd sales on basis mid
ding Orleans nothing below mlddling,
shipped January, 7 l5'lOd,
NEW ORLEANS,
NEW ORLEANS, January l3,--Cotton
-DcmUud active. Sales $500 bales.
Good ordinary TO strict good ordinary,
l2t@lSSc; low mlddllng to strict low
middling, li@l43c; middlng to strict
middling, lll(Glisc; good middling to
middling fair Isolde.
Receipts, 1881 bales; exports CONT
nent, $3.50 bales; coastwisc, al bales;
Great Britain, a,4S2 bales; stock, 2S2, ll3
bales, unsold yesterday evening, l55, 800
bales; on shipboard, $500 bales.
Gold 1921. Sight par. sterling
S. A.
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JEo, W. swINDELLs-

fiowaId ", Peak, Esl, ~ Fort worm, u
an authorised travelling agenlol Tie pa'lA'
Herald, fTon his date nnlll prlheT notice
4, W, sWlApELLs
December ~, ls7l,
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Law Blanks OF every description for sale
and printed 10 order at this ofilce.
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MAJOR nORDACn
Interesting Letters from Tho Mayor Of
Memphis and General bragg 10 Our
Maysrin Relation 10 illni,

Memphis and General bragg 10 oar
Maysrin Relation 10 Hin,
From u number Of letters received
by his honor, tho mayor, In reference to
Major j, T., llorhach, now awaiting
trial for the killing of m H. Il,
ThomOs, late local agent Of the Toxins
and paOihcrallway, u llERALp reporter
has been permhtted tomake the follow
Ing extracts, which areglyen IN mat
tor Of news aud general Interests
FROM GENERAL BliAXTON nllAdO,
dALvSroN, Texas, January 0, lNh.
10 General ", l., Cnboll, Mayor Of Dallas
DEAR GRNEHAL--l would not, were
| able, Impede the course Of Justice un-
der the law, hut mercy should temper
lle harsh routine, aud the past should
he invoked IN MD Of present lights
whenever they are insufficient, Major
llorbaCh waF nm olllcer In my com.
mand during the war, aud ! can not
conceive OF one no genial aud pleasant
committing such n crime unless Crazcd
10y stImulant or passion,
beg 0l you, then, IN remembrance
Of tho pasl, 10 lend him such sympathy
aud aid ~ may be- In your power, aud
10 show pity unto the poor wife aud
daughter, thus stricken In strange
land.
Very trlly, your friend,
lnASqoN BRAGG.
FROM TiiE MAYOR OF MEMPHIS,
MEMPHIS, TgssEnsEE, /
January n 1879, !
To Ills Honor, tho Mayor Of Dallns, ToXnHj
DEAR SlR--At the solicitation Of
some VI our very best citizens, ! take
the liberty OF addressing you on u sub
ject relative to which am not ~ well
Informed ns should desire TO hc be.
fore writing 10 you, but when on n
mission Of mercy aud charity, may II
not bo eXcusablc? From what ! have
learned, II appears that Major llor-
bach, n former resident Of this city, IN
charged with the commission Of n
crime against tho laws of all civilized
communities. lnasmuch M he X per-
hnps II stranger In your city, and ms
character, win other attending cir
cumstances, has much TO do with pun
lshmcnt, therefore thus address you.
Major Horbach has, ! am glad to
say, always been regarded In this city
as II quiet, peaceable citizen, hence, In
behalf of his family, write to you
with the hope that you may be pleased
to say u word In his behalf, aud be-
lieve me to be sir, with great respect,
Your obcdient servant,
JOHN League, Mayor.
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TOYS! TOYS! TOYS!
at sos Main street. Franklin's
bOek store. Is where Toys may
be had very cheap.
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a New and Valuable Texa. Almanac
for 1875.
To the publishers of the Texas Rural
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FOR CHRISTMAS

Holiday Goods so 10 FrnniGIin's
book store, 0Oi Main street.
where they are AGld very low.
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w ANTS-WANTED.

advertisements under this head triR be inserted
otthe Jo'loitfng rntes: FIVE CENTS PER
LiNRJor each Insertion. No Advertisements, N,
seyte'i for iess pian FIFTY CENTS.
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NNANted-A pair OF moclking birds. CAR
w at 81 Elm street. &id4t
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instantaneous cure foP Neuralgia,
wdly nc, llOsitlNs, Agent Tor Dallas
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PARIS, January l4.-Rentes G2f 25c
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ron SALE.

by residence, Garner racine ase'sn'
Ana Houston streets, e,nhraeing hnl' y
hioek Of gFnnnd, win . we'll nn'shfH
sne'siery and basemeni rorh'feneFr'
huiiding, snd all aeeessaFy eui'hHi'a
inEs, eie, An early applicant iaaJ ne
ears y bavg.in, -
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Arrives
From the South Cmail and cSpreSs). S;l2 ~. IN.
Efoln the North (mail and exprcss)- 7:iO p. m.
From the South, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT D, m.
Fiom the North, Recommendations; 55 a. m
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
Arrival and Departure OF Trains nj
Dallas.

HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL.
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NEW ONLEANS,
LONnOS.

LONDON, January l4.-Bank rate re-
duced to four per cent.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-09-28
THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

This institution, in which all our
} eople feel 8 just pride, entered upon q
csreer OF renswed usefulness and pros
perity on yesterday, IN the selection q
The annexed list OF officers for the ell
suing yesr. The interest manif, ed on
the part Of members, AID the large vote
,riea, furnishes most f4ttering in
d l.r5-.yeit OF the commercial standing
r r.olzl worth OF the gentlemen
8, &, -, -,5 should stimulste them To-
active Efforts In tc1Rl' Of the chamber
and the commercial welfare OF Mem.
phls, which has, 10 a great extent, been
entrusted 20 their keeping for the ensu-
ing twelve months. The remarks Of
the retiring president, J. NJ. Pettigrew,
Ed, were not only conceived In good
TASTE, but well expressed and received
with evident marks Of favor. The total
number Of yJt.s cast WAS one hundred
and tgslvs, and, there beiDg no opposi-
tiOn, the selection was unanimously as.
follows: President-J. T. Petit Vice.
Presidents-J. M. Pettigrew, w. w.
Guy, William Joynsr, Eliss Lowen-
stein, ]. NJ Goo ibar. Treasurer, John
4. Willin7. Committee on Appeals
II. T. Elicit, John X Speed, J. II. Mar
tin, u. Y. Es,es, John steele, J. NJ.
James, Cotton Greene
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NOrWOOd High School, ,
VIRGINIA.
We. d. CABELL UniveTsity Va,
PRfSCIPAL

VIZ. d. CABELL UniveTsity Vs.),
PRiNCIPAL.
+. KEY MEADE university Var
Instructor in Ancient Languages,
THos; a. sEDDON, CdaLh. Medalist CUniver-
Instructor in Mod. Languages, English, etc.
HENRY ROSE CARTER &C. Z. sEd Assis' ant
in Applied Math., University Val,
Instructor in Pure and Applied 4ath
RO. L. BROWN university Va,
Instructor in Book keeping, English, etc.
UsIyERsITY or Va, May 20 1873.
We understand that Mr.. VIM D. CabsU, a
gentleman of wide reputation as the Founder
and Principal of Norwood High School, has
engaged the services in the work OF tnStrUC-
tion of F. Key Meade, Thomas A. SeddOn, and
H r. Carter, all teachers OF experience, anu
distinguished FOR special attainment in their
respective departments. Norwood School IS
distinctly preparatory to The University, and
we recognize with pleasure the success of the
school, a. eYincet by the hign standiug and
rapid progress of many of Mr.. Cabells pupils,
who have passed from his hands into ours.
With all confidence, therefore, we recommend
the school conducted by Mr.. Cabell to those
who wish TO have their sons thoroughly
trained Tor the University, or for any sphere
o. higher culture.
b l. GiIders.esve, Professor Of Greek.
George Frederick Holmes, Professor Of His
tory, Literature and ShetGric,
tohn B. Minor, Pr0fossoG ar Common and
Charles 5. venable, Professor Of Mathe-
mates.
J, ). Davis. Professor OF Anatomy and Met
Med.
VIM. +, Peters, Professor of Latip,
Noah K. Davis, Professor of Moral PhiIosO-
ply.
James L. CabeiI, Professor Of Physics anu
Surgery.
NJ. Schele DeVere, Professor Of Modern Lam
gusgeS,
J. ". MaIlet, Professor Of Chemistry.
Francis Il. smith, Professor Of Natural Phi
losOphy.
John r. Page. Frofes ~ Of Natural History
and Agriculture.
L. J. Boeck, Professor Of Applied Matae.
mates.
20. southau, Professor Of Mercantile Law,
etc.
James J.. Harrison, Professor Of School of
Med. and Chairman Faculty. seplS
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OF COURSE.
Why society f. No ENacting Sensation.
Fact and ENtrHNagauce-A Free
Pun and its Consequence

Some time ago SIr. Sol Coleman, q
welt-known Young man OF this city, intro
duced tine five-cenI cigar in Memphis. At first
It was not deemed exactly right for we i
dressed young men 10 smoke nye-cent cigars,
but since then the fact has been demonstrated
that the profits on cigars are much larger lhHn
ON any other manufactured article. The
s.Rosa Ioncha" took the lead, and although II
was pulled cOnsidersb Y In The newspaper, that
As We a. five-ceut cigars Of other brands ave
generally puffed by both old and young Why
should peT-onS pay ten and tfteen cents Tor
cigars when enterpri>ing dealers Ike MI.
G15ieman. pf No. 40 Main street, sells exactly
the same cigar for five cents: For instance,
take Mr.. toleman's No .'}' cigar, II Is equal
in fiavor, quality and size 10 cigars sold else
u, ere al U0ceH cents. This II true, anu II
y-on,.g IN exercised more prudence, and
mad la,S desire for Osientation, they would
not ruin their pockets nor ever be
hungry wen from thirty dollars 70
1hr-e hundred dollars per annum
an be- saved ia tie price OF cigars. Mr.. Cole
man deserves the thanks OF tue smokers OF
Memphis for introd 7einT the nve-cent cigar.
Rent note! farce goods, ClO-hin ing, cotton, etc,
hav, all been reduced. Secesslis commercial
dullness aud the strlagency OF the money
market compel 4 II: 80 with cigars, slHoe
Mr. Coleman introd uced the hye-cent cigar.
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DEED.

PHENS-On sunday, Goth inst, W. \,
STEPHENS, aged siXtY-ono year>. Aberdeen
papers please copy
The friends and acqualntances Of The family
are Invited to attend his funeral, from the
residence OF Nj. Geo &c Cooper on Fourth
street, Chelsea, DeLgeen Looney and Sadar-
ans, this lNIOSDAN} morning at ten o'clock.
GARDNER-LGst night, st eleven o'clock
and fifteen minutes, WILLIE c., only son OF o..
W. snd Mary A. Gardner, sgsd ii months and
20 days.
The friends and EcqIalntsnse OF the family
and 0, Ii. c. Dallis, ale respectfully invited 10
attend the funeral, from their residence, $50
Orleans, street, this CTUESDAY) evening, at 4
o'clock,
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SALE AT AUCTION
THIS aO8SIEG, AT TES O'CLOCE,
ParIOr and Bed Room Furniture, Chairs,
fables, Carpsts, Mirrors, Table
Ware, Mattresses, Etc.
AtA. E. Frankland,s, 1876 Win street
Notice to : hippers.

" points on \. o., 81. l.. * G.. Il. E. must be
shipped as follows; All points south Of OK
ford, Miss, ship via Miss e Tenn. K. X all
pos nts north OF Oxford, Miss, ship via Mem
Phis and Charleston r. r FTeights Tor OK
ford, Miss, may be shipped via either NIssfs-
sippi and Tennessee or Nem Oh s and Charles
ton roads, each having sane rates anC priv.
ilegeS TO that point Cotton fOT Memp is,
from oxford and points north, will lie brought
Wis Memphis ana ChsrestOn road, and from
oxford and points south Il Will be brought
via Mississippi and Tennessee road.
JOHN b. GALLAWAY-
Asst. Gen. FTt. Agent, NJ. & {. X. K.
NJ. BURKE,
SEQ 5upt. Miss Il Tenn r.
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LETTERS FROM TIE PEOPLE


EDITORS APPEAL-ID one Of y9ur re-
cent issues there appeared q suggestion OF my
name for the ONCE Of msyOr, which did not
,feern necessary TO notice, but siuce thst lime
j have 30 repeated been approached on the
subject thai I iufrT many Of the community Y
rbink me really an sspirant for the position.
sFhe efore I wish 20 say to my friends that,
.rhile think q the duty OF every materially ;
INTERESTED citizen 70 be willing TO give some
Bf his tiIHe Z citT AFFAIR.", also tnluk mat
time and attention that can be reasonably ez-
pected After Ia Angling any one who may
Tbat 1 was comp=teut 30 al the position,
must say that 1 VIII not be d cendldate for
Tn nsyor or other or1ce in January. IN this
,onEection ] cannot refrain fr m ssylEE 10
nv fellow-citiZeus that their afiairs are BOW
Ir inst that peculiar position that the placing
IN the mayors Office other than clear
1sgdel business MAD, R2e he backed by g
5,05T1 !, similar material, wOuid simply Be a
ralamiiv from which We Nlll not son le-
cover. . hLA'L[7-HHN.
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The very limited space left Us by our
advertising friends, and 80 much OF that
devoted to the report OF the proceedings
q, the annual session Of the chamber OF
commerce yesterday, hss clo1ded out
much other interesting matter filed for
publication, inc!u1ing several "LetteIs
from the People," etc, which will ap-
pear ss room can be made for them.
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ADDITIONAL BEVgB REPORT.
sssocia,ei Press 0ispa'ohes.

Ess0cIsiei Press fsisDRIches.
PITTsBURG, September 27-Night-River
foot 10 inches and falling. Weather clear and
pleasant.
CINCINNATI, Septt 1,eT 27-Night-River {
pleasant.
81. LOUIS, September Weather clear and
warmer. River fell I inches Arrived Capitol
city, Nicksburg; City OF Chester, Memphis
Departed; city OF Chester, Memphis.
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JEFF DAVIS.
Arrival Of the southern Statesman and
Friends in ~. Louis. on their Re-
turn from thc West.
Tie Visit Continuous ovation OF
Genuine Enthusiasm Cheaper
Treighfs. Etc.


Spec!s! 10 the Appeal
ST Louis, September 27.-Hou. Jef
fers1n Davi- and Part y arrived here this morn
ing, direct from Denver, Colorado. The triI
10 and through the Territory occupied ten
days, winch proved tile least pleasant of
the three wceks spent nee We Iet1 Memphis
We yisit5d TIE mining region, AS far as George
town, where, a. well a. sr Idaho Srr'ng5, Nr
Davis IVES received with a. much OF
GENUINE IyTHUsI IAsM
as in Missouri. TIE same was the csse si
Central city, Black HaWk, Golden City, Colo
rado aud Msnitou. az which latter place We
spent three day. Al Denver, which during
our sCjOun ia Colorado we made our head
quarters, lie time was spent quietly. Mr..
Davis declined press ng invitation 10 speak
At the talrr which was = most crediiable ex-
htbIt OF the industries Of what 10 j. proposed
shall be the Centennial state. MT. DEyls is
much improved Ia hes ltn ami sUirIfs fp This
trip he has made hosts Of friends even among
the most pronounced Republicans. His pres
enCe u this section has Ueen most satisfactory
TO ali class $, ana MS speeches are acc pied as
THE ONLY PROOFS WANTING
10 Teas.ure the people OF the whole Union
ma the issues Of the war are hereafter 10
give place n questions OF vital int rest 10 the
people, especially Of the MiS5is4p ppi valley.
Airea ~ the nit raunes in tufS REGARD OF Nr.
DsyIs are having Their effect. The DeoDIe.uu-
derstaUd that ne dos not leak sectiOnally,
but a. on who pT5'rI> Uis home snd hIs
neighb3rs 10 any Cther. iu
A COMMERCIAL AND BUSINESS SENSE,
ONLY.
IAe int mt and purpOGt Of his pTeTz at and
future efforts viii b. IN The Interest OF Che8 p
er TsigLts aud the aggregation Of The ayr cul-
'UraI alu commercial interest of tie gneaJ
valley AZ SUcu CeDfels ag>l. X U'E, Memphis
ami ew Orleans I'm this work ii is no ped
memphis VIII render q t4'r "'NI';"nCa ihah
mere J1solUttCus ANA among u.UeT efforts t.
that end viii take Steps tp assist Ia the In
mediate COusr rurt Il ,t iHs u mphi- and
Kansas City railroad. Ar avis Hiuleave tri
home tO-mUTTOW night, AMI ia arrive IN
Memphis On "Wednesday @icTuuOu. ~.
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MASONIC TEMPLE ELECTION.

VlHE Annual Election for President q
4 and Five Directors for the Masonic W.
Temple Association o Memphis, will be/SN
neld At the ONCE OF the Secretary, Room No.
X Magnolia Block, between the hours Of 10
O'Clock am. and u'clOcs pm, On MOSUAN, e.,
OCrOBkR4, 1876 According 10 tn COnstitD-
tion as adopted by the $ oCkholders Of Lhe As
ISOLATION, none tut those who have paid their
stock ~ fun ere eutlIl ed 20 vote.
B. order OF the Directors.
Il. Ii. HIGBEE President
A. J. " HEELER, Secretary.
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HEaraER PROBABILITIES.
WAsHINsTos, September =, ! 3

wAsHISGTOS, September =, ! am.
For Tennessee and the ohio raj ~
clear and rIyaer Weather, 5rih igh'
rdrid6Je io'Hds or cdtnaS, and falling FOL
iOIed be- rising barometer.
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X. 8. JONES. VI. n. DROWN.
JONES. BROWN & CO.
COTTON FACTORS
General Commission Merchants,

268 Front Street, Memphis, Tenn.
A LII Cotton consigned to us insured, unless
- otherwise instructed. Liberal cash ad-
vances made on cOnsiGnments. Baggi NJ, Ties
and Plantation Supplies furnished at Low est
Market Price. Sepl-dw
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THE Grand Lodge l. o. o. F. Of the
United States, after q six days session
al Iudianapolis, atiou med Saturday.
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PIthian Battalion.
LARGE AND ATTRACTIV

AEEErS TO NIGHT, september 2Sth, at =:
vi oclGck, at the Exposition Building, fol
dTil. AL Knights invited.
MT, WILLIAMSON, u. NJ.