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The INDIANS.
An Expedition Fitted Out TO Run Down
Crazy Horse and His Band OF
HOssiIes.
DepredaGfOns by Indians on Ranches
and Ranchmen-SrOspect OF
Hard winters Work.

CHICAGO, Oetober 1.-THE ITibItTle's
Epeclal from the camp on Amphibious creek,
Hack Hills. October l3bb, Uid Fort Laramie
October 10th, says: General MERRITT, Wlln an
the best horses OF the Filth cavalry, left here
this morning, taking sixty selected men from
the second Al q one hundred and twenty from
the Third cavalry, ten days rattons, and one
hundred and fifty ROUNDS OF c@rblne ana
for the fork of Cheyenne river, where large
band of Indians, led ny razy Horse ana olner
bOstiles are reported In winter camp. The
troops are in three detachments, oncereo Dy
CeptRin Peale and Ii sutenant h all, Captains
MOuahan and Won Vheist, and L1eutenanbs
King and SDead. No wagons were taken, and
the rations are carried by Pack-mules. Ihe
four hundred fresh horses which reached mere
day before yesterday with recruits for the
Fifth cavalry, will be used IN femountlng the
old soldiers of this regim 5nt, who will acc,m-
pany General MerTftt's flying column.
The body of Private FaskeT, OF company n,
second cavalry, wEs brought into Hunton' s
rsnche yesterday. 1t wss not mutlsted, bot
was stripped OF all clothing. IN Lne n2ht
Messrs Mgvaine and MFariane, Of chimney
Rock each had horse shot under them, ana
me lat sr received slight flesh wound in the
light shoulder. The Indians were armed
with ShaYpe's improved rlhei numoer OF me
shells being brought in by Sergeant Parker.
n b. Kelly, who came into cheyenne Irom
cattle Roundup, reports twenty head OF
horses stolen by the indians from SsaIlgnl )
rancho last night, aud that Ashen1elteT, a
rancheman, VIII STAR ed nom tIeorges $ rsoche
Yesterday for SearighJ's Eanche5 mas nov aI-
Tfyed and il is supposed he has been killed.
a large band Of Indians are be.teNeu 70 De
in the mountains toward the head OF the Sa-
bile, and more raids are hourly looked LOT IN
this direction. A party Is row organizing az
the Chirg 10 go TO the Sabille in search OF
Ashenfelter.
A train Just into Telegraph camp, near Cus-
ter, reports seeing Indians between teat place
aud Red Cannon. Ihe line Will reach Custer
night.
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The ID Democracy ReIOIee Over their Vic
tOry-Spesebes by GOVernOr Elect
Williams, Governor Hen.
drfcks, and Others.

INDIANAPOLIS, October 17.-Tne
Democrats celebrated their victory to-nignt
with a salute of cannon, grand tofchllght
Drocession, Fon- Il es and fine display OF
fire works Nr. Williams, the governor eieet,
who arrived this afternoon, was escoi tea
from mis- hotel tonight 20 me Statenouse
c,,mpanies bearing torch g, where speeches
yyere made by Mr.. Williams, Governor Hen
dricks, and others. -.
III. Williams, in the course Of his speech,
referred to the influen - Of the laiG Victory "A
Indians upon the national contest now penu
ing ov both parties and by the people OF otner
Stated The reSu Z ia Indiana Would nave
great influence uDOn the Presidential elec
tion, and as tie national result Involves, a. 1
beIIsve- consideraI ons of purity of govern
Ineut economy IN expenditures, and the IRA
tsrnal relations between the great secuons,
/ am greatly rsjoiced that the State which has
haeu M ? hoIae from youth up has thrown her
great Influence upon the side Wh1ch, De-
Iieve, will promote the honor OF our country
aud the prosperity aud happiness OF the peo-
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TELEGRAMS.

PHILADELPHIA, October 1.-Two thou
sand school-children visited the Centennial
to-day.
LITTLE ROCK, October l7.-Ex-Judge John
Mcclure was to-day nominated for congress
by the Republicans
EINDIANAPOLIS, October ls. = Clarence
M'Cue was shot ana instantly killed tonight
in difficulty with parties whose names
Oould not be learned.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, October I'm. NJ.
Cooke. for several years editor Of the Mont
gomery AdUeTtiseT, died last nignt after long
Illness Of consumption.
LONDON, October 1.-THE Pau Mall Gazette
contends that russia is at present actually st
war with Turkey, snd that any further efforts
at diplomacy are useless.
PHILADELPHIA, October 1.-THE total Of
paying visitors, VINO have been admitted since
May 10TH is 5,TZ2, AS; free, ,8e2922: grand TO-.
tai, 7,US3,O77. Cash rece. pLs, S2.6sG,6B rs.
ROME, october 1.-THE pope yesterday re-
ceived ten thousand spanish pilgrims in the
BRsilica. The pilgrims were enthusiastic,
and the ceremony lasted over an hour.
DETROIT, October IA Democratic meet
ing was held this evening in the Detroit
opetahouse. Addresses were in English and
German by Hon. jos. Pulitzer, OF S.. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, October I7.-rhe Western hard
ware iobbers association met at the Lindell
hotel To-day, in third annual session, with W.
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r. BoOth, OF CincInnati, presLdent, in the

R Booth, OF Cincinnati, president, in the
chair.
NEW YORK, October l7.-Samuel F. Hayes
was arrested yesterday for fraud in the pur-
chase, In January, 1874, OF one hundred shares
Of Toledo, Wabash and Western railroad
stock.
DENVER, October IA K. Yount well
known citizen OF Boulder county, In attempt
day, fell across the track and was Instantly
killed.
TOLEDO, October IA change has been
consummated in the proprietorship of the
Blade, OF this place. by the resumption by D.
r. Locke Of nts old position as managing
partner.
COLUMBUS, o., October 1.-THE Masonic
grand lodge met here to-day. An unusually
large number is present. The grand masters
address was presented and referred TO COM
mittee.
NEW YORK, October 1.-THE wrestling
match between Colonel Mclaughlin and J6-
cob q Martin, of Michigan, for one thousand
dollars and the championship, was won by
Mclaughlin.
NEW YORK, October l7.-Revenue officers
seized and destroyed an Illicit dishnery at
Homestead Station, New jersey, yesterday,
and arrested Jacob SLATER, postmaster OF that
place, on the charge of being the owner.
LONDON, October IA special TO the
Times from Barcelona, states that La IEi6uTld,
the Liberal organ, has oeen sentenced 10 six
months suspension, and Is thus finally ruined
for publishing an article written by Senior
CASTELAR,.
BELGRADE, October 1.-THE unreasonable
heat is causing much sickness Last week an
outbreak OF the plague occurred at OgangelaT-
stz, which killed three hundred and eighteen
Servians. Their hats clothing and bedding
were burnt and the ground was plowed up
when the pesJ1ience ceHsscu Ms Eap4aiY Il
appeared.
MANCHESTER, October II AT a meeting
of the cotton Spinners ard Manufacturers'
association of northern and northeastern
Lancashire yesterday, action was had with
reference to wages which the mill owners re.
fuse to accept and threaten to close their
mills. The lockout, If 1t should take place,
will throw eighty thousand operatives out OF
employment.
SYRACUSE, n. Y, October 1S-The village
OF Jordan, Onon ndaga county, was yesterday
devastated by fire. The Monroe block, owned
by K. 4. Sperry. and occupied by business
nrnls together with the adjacent bindings,
being the entire business portion of the place,
were consumed. The loss is sixty one thou
sand six hundred dollars, with insurance for
about thirty thousand dollars.
LEXINGTON, KY, Ostober III. F. Rob-
insOn, owner of TenbIoek, declines the chal-
lenge offered by q. l.. Robinson, owner OF
Ochiltree, to run a four-mile dash, on the last
day al the Baltimore meeting or the extra day
of the Jerome Park association, for ten thou
sand dollars, or more, but will accept to run
in the spring of 1877 over the Kentucky assO-
citation course, at Lexington.
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sHERIFF'S SALE OF REAL STATE

nUBLIO NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
That by virtue of writ venditiOni expOnas
b me directed from the Honorable Probate
Court OF Shelby county, Tenn in the case CT
j. NJ. Fraim VS.. Mary T. Williams ct al, tudg-
ment rendered on the 9Th uay Of March, 1873
for the sum of two hundred and thirty seven
dollars and sixty five cents, with interest and
costs OF suit, to satisfy said Judgment etc.. will
Monday, the 2sd Day of Octe bsr, 1876.
In legal hours, in front of the Courthouse.
Memphis, Tenn, proceed to sell, to the highest
bidder for cash, the following described prop
erty, to-wit: Situate, lying and being in the
county of Shelby and State or Tennessee, 1t
being lots Nos. and of the Donhower sui bdi-
vision as shown In Minute n, pages =
County Court Clerks of1ce; lot begins at the
NE corner OF original tract at O stake; thence
n $50 W 100 chains to q stake; thence y
chains 40 links to stake; thence 8 $50 e 93
chains to q stake and beech marked W. 7.
thence N So E % chains ltRk to the beginning
containing 225 acres.
Lot begins at Sc corner of lot l; thence N
$50 W 9S chains TO q stake; thence S p chains
70 links to q stake; thence n So E s6 chains 10
a stake; thence N 50 E e chains 60 links TO the
beginning, containing 225 acres, all being in
range 8, section 5, llth surveyors district,
Levied on as the property OF defendant, ]. " .
Fraim, to satisfy said judgment, in terest and
cost. Memphis, I'D day Of Septem ber, 1876,
Q. L. ANDERSON,
Sheriff OF Shelby county, Tenn,
By W W. Coleman, Deputy Sheriff
! J. n. Greer. ATTY for Plaintiff. oc3 tn
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WINCHESTER.
Ex-Governor H Hsrris Speaks to a Large
and Enthusiastic Crowd.
he Knoxville Daily Tribune.l

Special to the Knoxville Daily TrIbune.l
WINCHESTER, TENN, October IA -
Ex-Governor Isham G. Harris addressed a
large crowd of citizens here to-day, referring
especially in his speech to the glorious vtCto-
ry achieved in Indiana, enthusing his audi
enee and evokiug uproarous applause. To all
appearances the governor has gotten over his
complaint, Whicu had nearly become habttu-
al to him in his canvass, OF physical weak
ness and an inability to deliver a two or three
hours speech to the mssseS. His speech 20
day was a reminder of ante belIUm times. 1t
was full OF spirit. He gave 1t Zast to which
he has not given any other speech during the
present campaign. The sick man has been
restored to health oy the good news from In
diana, and he proposes to copducg this can
vass in favor of retrenchment and reform
with all the vigor OF which he Is capable.
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Desperate Conflict between TFamps aEs
miners.

Roar RICHMOED. PA Uctoher I4.-A
sopguipary conflict between 3 number OF
tTataps and drunken miners occurred ina
morning in the northumberland coal region
ITr,a fsbf lasted several hours, and resulted IN
80 deat5s of three OF the partici pants NICK
s1r-sa,-Ior Joe srdner and GeOrg GRADY. Inc
80 former were tramps, aud the lalJer
.fy,ar Who was until recently employed at
ne ~ the eoilieries the Mineral Kun MIN
~ md railroad company, IN Sunbury some
- 80 fv,.rl one OF the mines ia the dlstflct
l,--.a $50 = On. ed in the not. one OF tDese-
Iohn Dugsn o NEVIS known as " Big Buliy
=Eas thrown over sn embsn mem % along - W
road. and Instantly killed BY passing lrsln.
nngsn was literally cut 10 pieces, the whoIe
tns over him. After the fight, some OF the
s1aIty went TO another part OF the region, near
lse ScnuyIKill county border, and eommilted
numerous acts OF violence.
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THE SILVER MARKET.
Another Occasion for Its Disturbance
Prussian TwO-ThaIer Coins to be
Withdrawn from Circulation.
New York Bulletin.l


The silver market is likely to be ex-
posed to q new disturbance from the coinage
operations of Germany. The Prussian two
tnsler coins are to be Withdrawn from circu-
lation. According to official estimates, the
total coinage of these pieces during the whole
period OF their issue has been siXty-hve mil
lion thaleIs, but how far this amount has
been reduced by wear and tear and exporta-
tiOn cannot be estimated. After the with
drawal OF the twO-thaler pieces there Will re
main large sum of one thalers, the total
issues OF which have been three hundred and
eighty-five million thalers. What will be
done in respect to this large item is at present
undetermined. The government has the
power either to withdraw the one thaler coins
or to dt grade them to token coinage; but, in
the latter case, the government would be oblI
gated 10 give gold in exchange for the tokens
when offered in amounts OF two hundred
ma ks and upward. The uncertainty as to
what may be done in respect to this two hun
dred and seventy millions of thaler coins must
necessarily hang upon the silver market as
dead eight; and this fact will probably ac-
count Ior the late stoppage in the upward
tendency of the price of silver.
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BATESVILLE, MISS.
x,-v,.Ds. ver,,o, ratio Demonstration
Grand acknowledgements, ETC
Special TO the Appeal

Special TO the Appeal
BATEsvILLE, October 17.-There Va
a grand torchlight procession here to-nlght'
and three TO four thousand people were pres
emf and five hundred colored In line. Great
enthusiasm prevailed. MsjoI Shands Of sen.
atobia colonel L. p. Cooper, OF Memphis, ana
a number OF other orators were present Inc
Sanafobia Democratic club, seventy five
members, wers present, and large nutnber
of delegates iroTn several OF the countries IN
north Nj sissippi were here. Ihe los al ciups
x-rera ont in fun force; three fine brass bands
were in the procession and all the 6lubs IN
fuIl uniform. A special train from memphis
nave been fred sll day, aud there was nne
gfispiav of nre works during the march. Tue
slr6eeSSion was two miles long. Ihe regis
seTed vote or Pamela county is about seven
nuUdred c1loTed majority, and was carrleI
last wear by the Democrats by eight hunuIed
rnatori V: II is believed that II viii ne douoIe
1hTs wear Tremendous "intim dation" mere
Tonight. Everything is Harmonious ana
lovely.
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GEATHER PROBABILIrIEs.

WAR DEPT., OFFICE CH. SIG. OFTICBR,(
WASHINGTON, October Is. Am. !
For Tennessee and the Ohio VALLEY,
rising, tollOl0ed by sIOsOly falling 61ToDle-
ter, edster'y to sO1theTly Ui'ads, nearly
stationary temperature, partly ctttidy
tOeather, and possibly rain areas in
aOesteTly portions.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
Over Six Hundred Thousand Dollars
worth of Property Destroyed by
Fire at Louisville.
SufTerers-Tne Insurance COmpa-
nIes Stuck for Large Amounts.

LOUISVILLE, October 1.-THE most
destructive fire which has visited Louisville
tor many years, occurred at one o'clock this
morning. The flames were discovered in
Hecht Harris's clothing store, thence COM
municated to Davis & Haden's liquor store,
Carson & Daniels grocery and A. Levy's
clothing house. All of these establishments
represent large wholesale firms and were in
one block, owned by Messrs. L. Horner & Co Z.
of Cincinnati. The flames spread across the
street to another block, damaging severely
the alexander hotel, q. w, Weeks d Co.. to-
hardware. The Falls City furniture factory
and other houses were also damaged. The loss
Will exceed six hundred thousand dollars,
with very heavy insurance.
LOSSES AND INSURANCE
OF this mornings fire is as follows: Samuel
Thorner, of Cincinnati, four houses valued at
Sl505gO, insurance one-third; W. II. Stokes's
Ing, loss $50, ,010 Insurance $40 900; John Simm's
estate, iuIniCure factory, loss $4,000 insurance
$40 600. The preceding are the total losses on
buildings destroyed. The stock losses are as
follows: Harris & Hecht, clothing, loss $50 900,
insurance S35,, 90; Davis & Hadden, liquor
clothing, 100000, insurance $50 600; Carson,
Daniels IL Co., grocer, $40 600, insurance Sl0,-
coo; Simms q Co., furniture, SIS 900, insurance
$1,000; j. J. Hare, elevator maker, $1,000, in
surance full; J. B. Alexander, proprietors OF
the hotel, $40 600, insurance 10000; Branders.
Saunders & Co., cotton, $1,000, insurance full.
The damage to George w. Wicks, G. G. SEWER
& Co, and Branders, Saunders * Co. is very
light, and VIII not interfere with the contin-
uance of the business of the firms. Davis &
Hadden, liquor Dealers have secured another
house, and announce themselves folly pre-
pared to continue business tomorrow, on &C.
count OF having large stock stored outside
of the burned building.
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DIED.

DAvIDsON-At Nashville, Tenn, Saturday
morning, October l4th, Mrs. MARY WINCHEs-
TER DAVIDSON, wife of E. G.. Davidson.
MALLORY-At Natchez, Miss, yesterday,
CASEY MALLORY, aged "a years.
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From an Occasional Correspondent Or sH0
Appeal

DAYTON, Oetober I3.-We wait and
watch for the verdict. The vote is so closely
contested It must be submitted 10 ofhcial
count The sm IKE OF the battle still obscures
the harfzOn We can not be sure we have
won OHIO, but we are sure we have returned
M'Aahoa TO congress, and that the ''Soldlers
Home" has given Democratic majority.
feather ia NJ Mahon's cap. This Institution
with a Republican board OF managers was
nIaoed near Dayton instead OF Columbus,
Win the ayowed purpose of controlling the
,yofe of this district, and their failure to con-
troll and beat down the Democrats there Is q
sore blow to them. The Republican tide OF
success is at an end, and theg and their IL
gotten gains will soon be washed away.
VERITAS
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sOTIOs Ia RASKEUPTCY

In the District Court OF the United States for
the District OF West Tennessee the m a.
ter Of James q. Edmonson, bankrupt.-In
Bankruptcy.
FTNHE undersigned hereby gives notice of his
appointment as assignee Of James II. Ed.
mOnson, OF Memphis, Shelby county, Tenn,
o. WOOLDRIDGE, Assignee.
Memphis, October 10, lS7s. tn
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CLOSING RATES

Yesterday Of cotton and gold: NeU
York oottos, lOjo. Memphis cotton, 10
8 l6. Ne0 York god, l09J. Memphis
0ol1. 1854,
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EXCURSION!
CENTENNIAL EXCURSION
-T0-
PHILADELP
Via New York.
THURSDAY, OCT. 10

gCXCURSIONISTS go one route and return
q anOtherI Boute going: Leaving Mem,
phis TIA Paducah Louisville, Cincinnati, Cleve-
land, Lake Shore, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Alba.
ny, Hudson river (rail or steamerJ, New York,
Philadelphia. Returning via the beautiful
Erie and Lehigh Valley route. The mountain
and valley scenery, traversed by this line is
the most beautiful and picturesque IN Amer
lea, embracing the romantic valleys of the
Susquehanna and Lehigh, Mauch Chunk and
the historic Wyoming, Tickets coed for 30
days, and eXcursiOntstS allowed 10 stop over
at any of the above places, going or returning.
On Thursday, Oct. 10, IS76, at z a m,
Special Train, with ample ana hrst-cIass ac-
oOmmOGatiOns In every respect, including
Sleeping. coaches and an elegant and Weli-
Kept Restaurant coach, will leave Grand
Junction, Tennessee, on the Mississippi en-
tral Railroad, and run through 10 Cincinnati,
making close connection at Louisville with
the Ohio and Mississippi Railway, and at Gin
ctnnatl with the EaSt-bound trains. We Will
arrive at Louisville about am. and at Gin
cinnati about II m. on Friday, the 10Th, thus
giving us daylight arrival and departure in
both cities. Ga arrival at Cincinnati our
special Train will be abandoned, and excur-
sfonsts holding our Centennial Tickets will
be allowed to go forward from Cincinnati at
pleasure, on any OF the regular trains for ten
(l0) days,
Eo.a To- Rnu-A Tim fo DbFIaHaFrbta
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LOSSES AND INSURANCE

DETROIT, October 1.-THE steamer Daniel
Ball, of the East Saginaw and Bay City line,
was burned about i've o'clock this afternoon,
and crew were all saved. The Ball was valI,ed
at fifteen thousand dollars, and insured for
about halt that sum,
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WE are determined to sell hats and
caps, ladies' furs, cheaper than any
house In the city. LEIDY & CO.,
Opposite Court Square.
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Children under z years, half fare. Under
Tickets will also be for sale at MayfieId, Full
ton, Troy and other stations on the P. and M.
r. R., and at Nashville, Hopkinsville, Hen
derson and other stations on the st. L. and 5.
e. R'y, and at Holly Springs, Bolivar, Jack
son, Milan, Frost's and Cairo, on the n. o., st.
L. and Q. & d; h, S;t and at GoEinth, H1mPoldt' m
and o. K. R., and at Huntington, Mckenzie,
Dresden and Hickman, KY, on the n. G. aud
st. L. r. r. Arrangements will also be made
with these roads for reduced fare to connect
the people with the Excursion Train. Ar
rangements will also be made with the steam
ers on the Ohio river TO connect the pesple
from above and below with the Excursion
Train to Paducah. Sale of tickets will COM
mence on October 10th, and continue up 10
the departure of train on the 18th, at am.
Tickets will be good going on Special Train
October l9th good burning on any train or
date until November 18th inclusive, thus al
lowing every one to return at pl asure. and
compelling no one to remain longer than they
Wish sPecIsl Is nave Deen maze 3s
cinnati, Cleveland, Niagara Falls, ETC., to
board excursonists at greatly reduced rates,
should they stop at any OF these places. Ar
rsngemeuts have also been made with the
omnibus and transfer lines at reduced rates,
thus combining economy with pleasure
throughout the entire trip. This Is 8 rare and
cheap opportunity for business men, as well
as those in search OF pleasure. A charming
trip for the ladies', and good chence for eve
rybody to visit Louisville, Cincinnati, Cleve-
land lone of the handsomest and most at
tractive cities on the cOntinent). Niagara
Falls (America's greatest wOnder), the beautt-
full historic Hudson river 1.-THE Eden home OF
love, poetry and romance), New York, Phila-
delphia and the Great Centennial Show, the
beautiful and picturesque Lehigh Valley (the
Switzerland Of America), and many other
places of intere st too tedious to mention.
For further particulars address
U. L. COLLINS, Irrelevant, Tenn,
General Manager of Excursion,
or f. A. COLLINS, Milan, Tenn.
Also, Thos. B. Dunn, 278 Main street, or V. B.
Thayer, 2I0 second street.
Rs- The attention OF the Masons is directed
to this trip, as the great Masonic Celebration
and Meeting of the Grand Commandery
comes of in Louisville during our visit to
the city. ocl7
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OHIO.

81 ola Bill" Allen Comes TO the Front
and Urges Harmony. Unity and
Work.
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The outlook for the Democracy Bright
enIng-An Example Worth Fol-
lowing.
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Congressional Appointments.

ZION. CASEY YOUNG and Colonel W. NJ.
"a RANDOLPH, candidates for Congress,
will address the citizens of the Tenth Con-
gressional District of Tennessee at the follow
Ing times and places, viz:
Memphis, Assembly Hail, Tuesday, Oct. Path.
Grand Junction, Thursday, Oct. 26th.
Pocahontas, Friday, oct. Hth.
Bolivar, Saturday, Oct. 2Sth,
Collierville, Monday, Oct. 30th.
Germantown, Tuesday, Oct. 3lst.
Memphis, Exchange Building, Wednesday,
Nov lst.
Bartlett, Thursday, Nov. I'd.
Withe, Friday, Nov. Sd.
Lucy, Saturday, Nov. 4th.
Memphis, OperahoUse, Monday, Nov. 9th.
At each of the above appointments, except
Memphis, the discussion will begin at O'Clock
p.m, and at Memphis at ~ O'Clock pm.
NJ. D. L. STEWART,
Chairman Democratic Elk. Com. 10th Dist
w. J. SMITH
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OBSERVATIONS YESTERDAY.

war DEPT, SIGNAL SERVICE U. $. Army.
TUESDAY, Oct. l., 1870, 10 sS pm. !
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n. ID. Z. STEWART
SOLICITOR

ATTORNEY. Ay~,aR.
Omee--NO. "a Poplar EeEe555, Memphis,
WILL practice In the Courts OF Law and
w Chancery in West Tennessee and North
Mi6sisstppi, and give special attention TO col.
sctlons, conveyancing, etc. ial6