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gESERAL NEWS.

A NEGRO was Chairman Of the vir
sinis Republican Convention.
MoopEY AsD SANKEY'S meetings Al
the Hippodrome in New York ended
on last Wednesday.
Twenty business houses were con
sumed by fire al Fulton, Mo-, on Fri
day last. Loss $4,000.
Oven a thousand quarts Of straw
berries are now daily shipped from
Charleston, 8. G.. to the North.
EIaHr PERSONS we're taken from
the Hippodrome during Moody and
Sankey's meeting. in hopeless insanity.
The Ohio Legislature has adjourn.
Cd after . session Of 1o1 days. II
was The shortest session held in the las,
IS ysan.
A DECREASE Of 5000 Communi.
canu and 1000 Con6rmations in the
Episcopal churches Of the country. Is
shown by . late report.
THERE are nearly seventy-three
thousand churches in the United
States es-about one D every Eve hun
dred Of the inhabitants.
Boss TWEED has turned up on the
Mediternnisn. He Is stopping at a
Leghorn hotel. and passes himself oil
a. an American Baron.
THE Baptist have gained . mem.
bership in forty years Of forty-four
thousand in New York and forty.two
thousand in Pennsylvania.
LIoHrxrxo struck the oil tank At
Parker's Landing. Pa. Forty-6ve
thousand gallons Of oil was burned,
causing loss of about 500. 900
The Ohio Legislature passed bill
..;..;s., g.. Co. : ..r.on 70 a..
tempt to get on train in motion.
v..,u, c., C,.,.....
N -. :. p.,,,.'-.; !. M.v .nd
~. p.s...,..;.. Co., ....,h,v ;n
~ p,.,.. -. -. ..n. no.,h
''''" "s ' ~
A NEGRO plowed up hve hunhre'
dollars IN gold IN M'ssissippi the other
day, and agricultural interests among
the colored population are looking up
The number Of hogs packed this
year at Chicago shows q decrease of
9l.l0i against last year. The de-
crease in the number OF t'erces OF iard
" o''o<~
TIE practice OF baby farming at
Montreal. u attracting attent'on-the
bosrd nj health having discovered tha'
out Of 779 babies received at the Grey
Nun Hospital only 90 survived.
Tur General Assembly of the South.
eru PRESBYTERIAN Church, will meet in
Savannah, Ca, ON Nav 18th. The
opening sermon will be preached by
Rev Mose. d. Hope. of Richmond
Va.
A ROMANTIC couple have just had
their destinies united on railroad
train going 40 miles an hour. Like
the silly geese who had the same cere
mony Performed up IN balloon
they'll soon wish they hadn't
No Senator was ever vet electet
President. says the New York S""
II suggests. however, that this Is nc
reason Why the Republicans should
not nominate h"scoe Conkl'ng' Inn
is the Centennial year. and novelties
are IN o'de''
A GERMAN school teacher IN :
's'"''' ''"' o ,s
80. ';., ..,r;,, e. MIN. - ,w.,v,
sPr,ac.. ~" s
'
Jus, :" ~. I -.
""'s'
SrEwAKr's will leaves the bvlk o
~ "'' ''.'e " .,o 600 . - ...o. go. :
"s' &C.. -, a, 600 ss,s :,
:" - "'s W. ' .,.. r. 49, .;,,' n;.,
tue s"'po'e' I"". 200 "~'s I 80: w. =. 49," '
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ne W0O - Wee.
psst ssis sss great hurry;
Hursies never pay
Tste your tinss . vary osnsrsi
Aivays ss-is his vsy.
Don't poll your line too quiehiyi
Rsshev give u p'sy.
Tsks her ssmesimes 70 concert.
somesimes 70 . hsli
some,im- spsud pleasant evesirs--
ecmetimes only call;
somesIm. tviIl he fAr the visess
Not 70 ~ st ALL
~ not nee, your ~ould-bs rivals
with o Jealous frova
sbew her that you des't ears tup-peass
For . msn In tosn.
rsise her other besus. then surely
she vili run them dovs.
send her prssssss net sss costly.
Tnaes light - cir;
puis,y fruit 10 pieass her palate.
Fievers fss her hair
s-~sshins the, vIli ssssv ysu eheo-s
Fsirvss ss ths Dir.
Yes ~ sssssi~s Ss.ssssss ssssAiss
bo ArssAfsi ssos)
ysss IHssls Aash - water
nv,ehssss ~ Sane.
Love th.i sess'ss ass ssd spassss
Is'nt vsrth The na8sl
Thee, ss. iss,. ssss saiss svsr,ss
tMssniisst sishs ere sssis,l
prop iats hes cosy psrios.
iestins vesy psis.
Strive IN hide your vss unsttsred.
Bat ts sarr 10 fxii.
Mention ant ss~s vssue isseasion
ofa journey west;
Dsrtiy HAT si s~erst scusv,
That fbrbsds you r~st;
whisper that us hard 10 leave hes-
hut. perhaps, tie bsst.
Then ~ she should blush and ,resabis
win shy surprise-
u there 10 no rcxusish spartis
Tvishiins ia her syss-
Thss-thss tell the cid. cid story.
Told 'scsih the Eden sts~si
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ever kept In Central Kentucky.
4 liberal share Of the public patronage
10 respectfully soiicissd. init
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oArn OF oFficR.

81. Re a enacted by The General
Assembly Of the Commonwealth Of Ken
tueky. That hereafter all officers Of
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PI,oPRIETORs.

Have opened In eonneetion with the
Myers House . First-c ass Livery and
BALE stable. and have for h 70 polite driv-
ere, ssf. horses. new and fsshionsbls ve-
hielss. making the most
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-10-28
POLITICAL SPARKS.

MONTPELIER VT. October H.=BOth hOus:
of the legislature passed resolutions INSTRUCT
ing congressman TO use their influence for the
repeal Of bankrupt laws.
PHILADELPHIA, &C. oAer 2T.-General
George b. Mcclellan arrived in the city this
morning and viii address the Democratic
meeting Tomorrow eve ming
PHILADEI PHIA, October This morn
ing Governor Hayes and party visited the
Centennial grounds and ere spending the
day there inspecting the principal objects OF
int-Test.
WASHINGTON, Oct 1ber 27.-Jcseph Brooks,
OF Philadelphia, lor loog time IN lhe gov
ernmSnt secret service, has been appointed
10 succeed Colonel AshDurn eS chief of toe
secret service CT the division of the tres ury.
WASHINGTON, October PA letter re-
celved here to-day from Nevada by toe
Democratic cOngIe sional cOmmitte reports
an informal canv9sS of the State IN favor of
Democratic majority ia November. The
writer Is prominent IN Dhtlcs, Is thoroughly
posted, and great weight is given TO his proI n
ecy.
WASHINGTON, October Al lad e ChrGter
kru N aud sam Knox, o. cOun' el for M'kes
IOget her with several friends OF the latter, ar
rived here to-day from st. Louis 10 make
another effort fGr M'kees pardon. Tney viii
not be successful until the Presidential cleo
tio1 is over. M'kee, avery and others will
then undoubtedly be paTdoned.
BOSTON, October 2I.-If the indications are
not delusive, many people will be surprised at
the result of the political issue in the old Bay
state. Respecting the gOYe rnorsnip, il is Low
morally certain that Charles Francis Adams
Will lie elected. The remainder of the Repub-
ncan State ticket VIII DO chosen, but the ma
jority Will not be m re than 1t was last year.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-10-28

MEssss LAMAR, BArksdsle and Wal
thsil, o; Mississippi; Houston ard
Walker, OF Alahsms; Garland, Of Ar
kama, and M'CTesTy, Wstterson and
Breckiuridgs, Of Kentucky, besides the
best sfes sksrs Of ous own State, will lie
pie3ent st the grand rally on the fourth
OF Ncvsmb bsr. Toese distinguished geu-
uemen shoa'd, and no doubt viii, be the
recipients OF marked attentions IN ihe
palt Of our citizens; and We suggest that
the Dfmooratie clubs and committees
make it point 10 enlarge their preper-
ations for the grest occasion so rs to pro-
vide liberaily for Their entertainment.
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The British Arctic Explorers Heard
From.

LONDON, October IA telegram has been
received announcing the result to Valentino
OF the British Arctic expedition under Cap
tain Nores, Comprising the steamers Alert
ana discovery. The progress to the North
pole was found tmpracJicaDie. Captain Nores
reports that no land could be discovered to
tAe northWard of the highest Iatitu de reached
namely, IS 2V, but In other respects the ex-
pedltlon was successful. The Alert has pro-
Geeded TO Queenstown and Captain Nores to
London. All well.
Tne Alert and Discovery left Port FouIke
on July ~, 1919, and entered the ice off Cape
sable. After severe and continuous strug-
gle they reached the north side OF Lazy
FRANKLIN pay, where the Discovery was ieit
IN winter quarters. The Alert pushed on and
reaehed the limit of navigation on the shore
OF the Polar sea. The ice varied in thickness,
pelng IN some places one hundred and fifty
feet deep. President Land does NOT axjsf
The Alert Wintered In latitude $50 q. At this
point the sun was invisible one hundred and
tOrty-tWo daYs. -
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Fatal Railway Acciden,.

NEW YORK, October H.-This morning a
fretght-train on the Newbury ana Mid and
railroad fell through the tTestIe ana bridge
WORK at hawthorne, the engine and tender
Ianolns end-foremost upon the Erie track, and
Jne cars tumbling in pile upon them. The
engineer, fireman and three brakemen were
I5Iauy injured, and the conductor had bOth
legs broken. The Erie rOPd is blocked The
westward bound Erie trains will be dispatched
Dy way OF Piermont and Suf1ron. The east
Ward-DounQ trains, which lie west of the
scene OF the disaster, were emptied ep6 thaiT
passengers transferred to train sent from
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Thomas, the Itinerant Political Huck.
ster.
Bulletin.

This itinerant political huckster has been in
our midst selling his wares at any prices, The
article ne packs and peddIes about is a curl
radicalism, the whole mass CyerIaid With
oar7tacs d demagOguery. Some of our best
cIuzens are taken With his plausible lOy.tsx
anu reform doctrines. We do not upbraid
tnem Tor thinking and deciding such cues
tlons Tor themselves. They have a clear ii fzbt
10 40 as they list, and no one can Justly i'm
puSn tnelr motives. We like Mr., Thomas as
a gentleman and admire his attachments, but
TINS we DO )ndemn in him-he is disOrganfz.
ing tne Democratic party In Tennessee In the
lace OF the foe; he Is weakening our cause in
the home of its friends, and iInperils the
present important Federal election. And for
WhatY Ihat Mr.. Dorsey Thomas may sharpen
ms own ak on the gubernatOriRl grindstone
de Is for himself that he may feather his
nest and have the official goose lay for him
golden eggs, If he were an elevated, self-sac-
Flnclns patriot, he would never dare to in
trude MS personal ambition to the risk of de-
feat1ng the Tennessee Democracy,
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sPonded 60 promptly to the word OF cora
msDd tast, Is Judge Morgan said in his
speech, II would be difficult, cave for OK.
Perts, t. tell VI icb was the rest drilled
company. n N5shville nae good rcasoD to
Be Frcut Of the P st,r R fiss, The mem-
bers ot which, b. iheir dsmsauOr al d
thoroughly ssldieriy bearing, made
hosts Il friends here, where hut few
short hours before they were almost
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-10-28

81. JOHNsBURG, VT, October I-This
morning, at Calhoun Falls, six miles north of
this place, frank Johnson, of Windham
Maine; Charles Putney, Of Concord, New
Hampshire, and Joseph HC1n, of ST. Johns
burg, were excaysting for a paper-milI, aud
placed some rend-rOck to dry under a stove in
the basement. While they were at work on
the first floor, the explC i've isnited, blew the
building, twenty feet square, into kindllng-
wood, and hurled the men skyward, HCon
was denuded of clothing and filed with
spunters, and may die; Johnson and Putney
Will recover. falling derrick instantly
klIled u. W. Howkina one of the prOprietofs
0t the st. JohnsbuTg granite company. How
klns was thirty yesls old, and recently mar
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-10-28

THE troubles il Turkey are Gs far
from settlement ss ever. The Russian
propossi Of ask weeks srmistice Is etill
ander sdvisoment, snd Eaglsud anu
Rlg.fa ars preparing fcr The worst. Re
Iiaious agitation has bsel he2 un in Mo
rocco, with ihs otject Of procuring help
gor Turkey. The christians sppIehepd
q Moslam outbreak, and the foreign con-
ss!s hsvs communicated with their gov.
egnments on the fuhiec!.
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Sixty n.riheT0 merchants, resident
aud doing business in Charleston, South
c .rolius, held meeting lat night and
adopted sn sddress to the people Of the
United Satss, declaring tbat Governor
Chsmberia,n's proclamation was uu.
warranted by The resi- condition Of the
State, and fGliy indoTsirg the recent
statement i.suei y the cls1gy and
b-uEe;s O. Charleston.
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ELSEWHERE ia this issue Of the AP-
PEAL we puilieh call aigred 10y several
IsadiBg negro citizens for tha formation
Of q colered TiIten and Hendricks club
As g sligo Of the times THE is very sig
pificaag, especially since fouC Of the
sfrpers were meIubers Of the convention
,.-- nominated RzndOlph. Is it not
fssaa he exc Dnfederste sttorney-geL-
e..t ,gss calling on Grant for troops?
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-10-28

IT VIII ncl have escaped the attention
Of our readers tdst The biahOps ando;heT
le2di g ministers of all the religious
bodies IL S u.h CaIoliua very fstIy con-
trade Cham1srlain's story Of rebsllicO
in thai S ate, and that il vhoIs and il
pgr. trey denCu nee il a isIsehcod cut Of
whole c.o'h. What has the New Yo,k
TIiJuae 90 say te thai?
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-10-28

TIE sa'r;iuaEiss convention, it gill be
segu, passed tne fist day Of its Sc sion
very crsditably, making fair pTcgres2
towsr6 she Consummation Of IFS woTs Of
rrgsuizatilu. The srescl Of DR.. Peeb
les, which we report in fr!i, is admicabl9
IN Spirit and viii be fund wtr.ay
more thaaa us1sUy careful re2dlag. l.
is o chalIeags thst thinking men can
no. permit 70 pa.s without farther III
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HORRIBLE Tronc IR-

WoODvILLE, Miss, October ga
deputy sheriff who returned here to-day from
PeTrytown, twenty two miles northeast of
LhlS place, reports that Mr Sturdiyant wife
ana Jhfee children were murdered in their
beds and the house burned to conceal the nor
rloIe deed. Before his arrival two negroes
VINO planned and executed this crime were
captured, one hung and the other shot in at
tempting TO escape. Two confCderates are
still at large, but can hardly escape arrest.
Many colored citizens assist I'D in the capture
and were with great difficulty prevented
trom throwing the prisoners into the burning
6mbers.
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From al parts Of Inc State we have
the ga a-ifgj8g assurance that Governor
Porte. vii b. reelected 10y a largely in.
creased maj r,ty, the psople being de
termi5ei t. rstiiy the choice Of Che
Democratic convention all the more
thai the governor hiss been Eutsusd go
wanto3iy and relent.essIy by Thomas
.rd t-.s RaninAia-
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Young and RandoInh.

"
Young has pounded Randolph into pitIable
poIllceI Jelly. As successor to Barbour
Lewis he Is formally canyassing the district
party. The blows he has received I'd the
nands OF our invincibIe Democratic leader
nave given him the blind staggers. The alb
ne takes in augmentation show that the
RadlcsIlsm in him is serving him badly, He
seeks not 4 honor and defy his party but to
sDuse Tue Democrats and anathamatize Til
Den. DE must have help, and We have no doubt
tnat Lewis will be ordered to his rescue. Our
gaIant Young hrs Randolph now on the run
ana II Barbour should put in an appearance
ne TOO viii be unhOTsed. Our standard bearer
mas his hand ia and can easily overcome sny
antagonist. Poor Randolph He is sick al
ready OF the contest. Before the canvass il
over he will be ut for a hole in the ground.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-10-28

TIE Initisl lecture Of the Bethel
course wa, not EitbstaDding the excite
ment ever the rival companies of Gill
zen soliiers, 2 great eUc3ess. The num-
bez gad character Of those Present
stamped this latest venture OF Mr.
s-eers al tnat.ae could wish. DR.. Lot
,on was the lecturer, and his sufject-
8 Efght I.;'e''-Yas made Is interesting
gr9 instructive IS possible. Oa the
tsutb cf November the Eext lecture
n the series u7iil be given.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-10-28
W. M'ELROY, sefgei

AT t5e request Of many citizens who
W sre dsbarred the privilege Of witnesr-
ing ne Test dfill yesterday, the Porter
Rd5s VII driH oa the h!Uff today at
y Iva aIai0a--
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-10-28

ITIs confidently believed that more
than twenty thousand persons will be
present ~ tho gIaLd rally il this city
on the fourth Of November; feet that
is WORTHY the especial attention Of cur
,,,-..H3FFu
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Discharged from the Annapolis Naval
School.

ANNAPOLIS, MD, October. 27,-Cadet Mid
snlpman K. r. Cookie, OF Illinois, a third-class
man, who refused 10 testify in the investiga-
tion OF the hazers, has been dismissed frOm
the naval academy. This Is the ninth cadet
dismissed for the same OffenEe within two
weeks. The cadets inside who witnessed the
nazlng are just as stubborn as ever not to tes-
tity. The whole third class, It still appears
VIII nave to be dismies sed. The court of in
4Glry INTO the haztng is still in session, and
cadet Mldshipman Charles W. Garrett is on
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-10-28

THE STATE o. Kentucky, repTj 5ented
by the govsrGo-, att"rney-geneTai snG
secretary O. state, the Democratic elect
ors for the STATE nj large, tEe Democratic
executive committea, lbe two United
states senators, GDG the entire Damo-
crate delegation III cougres5, has is'ued
a latter iJdcraing the views Of Governor
Tilden with respsct 20 the rebel cl5ims'
and pledgirg tbs southern people TO
abide b. those views, as recently Prt
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-10-28

From an Occa
Annpal !

From an Occasional Correspondent Of the
Appeal
WINON A, MISS, October 25.-Hon. H. d
Money, Democratic candidate, met his Radi-
cal opponent for congress, W. W. ChisOlm, at
DucK idlII, last Saturday, and completely lid
oled him He proved by aftidayits OF several
ana pelJuty, and that the grand Jury found
uue bill, and that he was expelled from Ma.
thousand mejOrity. TiIden and HendriCks
viii carry Missi: sippi by fifty thousand
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-10-28

THE C5muittes ot arrangements for
the grand d .nacr .ticrally on the fourth
Of November s1Culd meet a. OEce and
sse that uo.Liae Is omitted necessary to
make tEe cocEsioE worthy the city Of
ii ..iiq
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Death OF TheOphiIUs Williams, a Con.
fSSGa6

LITTLE ROCK, October GA man known
as Bill Jones died OF pneumonia this morn
ing. He made voluntary confession that
Two years ago he murdered a neighbor sixteen
miles from Nashville, Tennessee, and that his
right name vas 1heophilus Williams,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-10-28

ADVERTISERS will obligs Us very
much uy handing in theiT fayors for the
Sunday APPEAL a. an early hcur to
dsy. By doing 30 they viii greatly f.
cilitata u. IN the s-,'Dgement Of our
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-10-28

tbs example ef the First Ward Dam
ocgatie club IN the matter Of preparing
for the gra1d rally on The iouElh Of next
month shcu.d not be lost upon tie ether
yllhz. There is no time 10 be lost On
that, tha greatest occasion Of tdis can
vses. sIi our city clubs should appear Ia
uaif1Im, each ms1 with toIchr sn'
every Democrat in the city should
Tuske il a sptc .sJty 10 jJin 3 club and
contribute us he Can 70 Increase the ecldt
off Democratic jubilee thst more than
likely VII b. participated in by many
nj the clu1s of the surrounding county
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-10-28

THE contest between the Porter R'he7
apd ChickszeW Gusr.js was the great
exeitemea. oi yesterday. We devote
largely Uf cur sPsee today to iuil Te-
zorlofit. From this It will be seen that
Gu own gallant boys were successful IN
uiunirg tie l-ure.s, which they viii
Eefeafter vo-thiiy wear rs The best
drilled compsly in The State. The d'lll
vas admirably conducted, and the Dlsp,
bo.b OF the Guards aud the Ni1es, re-
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rEArmsR rKu ueAn.LIrIEs.

WaE lErT. OFFICE CR. sI6. OFFICE,
tszz-E ETp-.l October .. 81. !
h T5uTeSsee and the Ohto UaLey, fail
tsg JaTCmetc-, southerly to aCs.teTiy
tOiads; VdrHser and partly cloudy
'Ocataer, and possibly J1.5Oa Ell by rain
1Teas
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DIED.

WHTE-on the 9th inst, Dr. JOSIAH s.
WHITE, aged IS years.
FnendS Of the family are invited TO attend
the funeral, from his late residence, l55 Mosby
st., this SATURDAY morning, at 10 O'Clock.
LEIGHTNER-At the boarding. house of
Mrs, Oscar App, on the afternoon Of the 9th
instant, OF yellow laundlce, Mr.. CHARLEY
LEIGHTNER, of New Albany, Ind, TLOuis-
vile and New Albany papers please copy
Funeral services this SATURDAY. alter
noon, at o'clock.
BROWN-Fr:S1ay, Oct. 9th, LAURA BROWN
tco'',.r.>SuJ aged % years.
Friends anG acquRinIanees are INVITED 70
attend her funeral SUNDAY morning, at Lime
O'Clock, from Avery Chapel.
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MARRIED,

CARTER-POITEVEN Wednesday,
October 25, 1876, by Rev. MIR. Vichers, at the
residence of the brides father, Captain W. J.
Pottevent, of Gainesville, Miss, Mr.. WILLIAM
F. CARTER, of sardis, Miss, and Miss LoLIE
NJ. POITEyENT
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-10-28

Yegts-day u cotton aud god: NciO
IyTk cotton, llo. Memphis cotton, 10.
Nel0 York god, 1893. Memphis gold,
IUg.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-10-28

,IssOLUTION.-The firm OF K. Hunter s.
10. is this Jay dissolved by mutual con-
- 7 smitb retiring. The liabilities Of the
a., yciJ he settled by r. Hunter, who will
continue the business at their old stand, No. 80
Main street, under the nrm name OF n, Hun o
~ NC - ~, X HUNTER.
'eL iL,SctCs.er - "a IS7B j. SMITH.
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Second Ward Tilden & Hendricks
Hiuh

~T,.L, meet next SATURDAY EVENING,
w Al ~ O'Clock, at Exchange Building.
ImpOrtant business ON nandi and good speak
eIs so9 SIii O' IL w. A. MCCLOY, President.
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CAPTAIN DUNCAN's REPLY.

captain Duncan, OF the Chickasaw Guards,
10 response, said that in behsIf Of his COM
pany ne would be recreant to the trust he
heid dld he not express tEeir heaFtfelt-grati-
tuue Tor the splendid gift-this splendid
LTophy, OF which they might well feel proud.
LUIS was me second contest in which the POr-
ter titles and the Chickasaw Guards bad
engaged. once the latter we're beaten by the
IOrner In Nashville, and they yielded
WIN ali the courtesy Imaginable. Now
upon another field the ChickRsaws
Were VICTORIOUS, and while their hearts nstur-
any Deat win JOY upon This OCcs sion, yet not
with the exultstien Of undue pride at the re-
SUIT OF the drill. Had IL not been for the i'm
paLuaI dec!slon OF the Judges he would not be
certain that the ChickssaVys were entitIsd 10
Jne sword. Let me say on behalf Of the Chick
asaF Guards, and myself individually, that
the prize was won only by the breadth OF a
halr, and hence we prize IT all the more
CaIis were made for Captain DonelsOn, who
responded il graceful and appropriate man
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-10-28
NOTICE.
To Merchants, Dealers & Planters

MEMPHIS, TENN, September lS, 1876.
VOU are hereby notified that the Cotton
i Tie, known as the " Nellis " Tie offered
Tor s6ls in this market and elsewhere, in
Iringes tRe "UarsOn " Tie and my patent
rights, and that 1 shall hold ali parties respOn-
sible I'm damages under the Patent Laws who
make use or sell said " III ellis " Tie in viola
tiOn Of my rights.
W. l.. CARSON.
W. T. BagEstt, Attorney sel4