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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-07

The following Is complete list of the
delegates elected to attend the congress
siOnsl convention which meets at the
criminal courtroom te-day:
CITY WARDS.
FTYst-John ]. Duffy, Fred Schsper,
James Bohan, 4. COnsodine, Thomas
Mccormack, Moses KinceIla.
SecOnd.-W. A. M'ClOy, James M.
Cannon, John Gum, John Wendell,
Sam Dreyfus, James A. Nswsom.
Third w. z. Proudfif, Jas. Monte
donico, w. L Anderson, o. Woodbridge,
JOseph Flynn, r. w. Shelton, Nj. g.
GslIAwsy, 81. Esch, d. T. Nooe, Nick
Cuupy, III. G. Costello.
F5sgth-N. ]. Wiggin, Joseph Fass.
man, J. L. Goodbsr, w. K. Hendrix, N.
Malatests, J. B, Fairee, B. r. Bowen,
II. M. Neely, Robert Britton.
Fifth g. w. Tomlia, Rich. Dough.
oxt-, Neoay Hall IT r Mesth.
Sixth w. b. Galbreaih, Tdos. Win
tets, John O'Brien, Joun johnson, Thos.
Fisher.
.Seventh.-J. Harvey Msthes, J. A.
Forrest, J. T. Petit, A. Pearsall.
-Eighth-Jsm A. Shane, B. r. Hen
dersOn, NJ. f. Kennedy, James Brear-
ton, J. w. Cochran, Geo. Gillian.
Niath.-J. d. Danbury, l. Isaacs, w.
D. Powell, James Rawlings.
Ienth.-H. G. Warmer, Geo. Hutch
lnson, N. Burke, ]. r. Pendergrast.
COUNTY DISTRICTS.
Third (Lucy).-W. M. Coleman, W.
N. Reynolds, w. L. Csrmsck.
Fourth (Collierville)-T. g. Giles.
Fifth (Blg Spring).-R. G. Harris.
,-Ik D.Iz s.AN 10
Harrison, John f. M'Calum.
Seventh (BartIetD W. B Wright,
E l.. MCGOWAN, ]. x. Foltz, James A.
CIesth.
Esghth.-WillIe Bond, T. P. wylie.
Ninth 81. Sink, James A. Muir
ray. Alternates-J. n. Moone, w. w.
Dickson.
Tenth H. Irby, F. NJ. GilIiland.
ELeVeVh.-W. F. Kimbrough, F. n.
Rhodes.
Thirteenth CHARLES E. Smith.
Fourteen TIA. J. Harris, B. Poston,
r E. Webb
Eighteenth w. d. Lumpkin.
CASEY YOUNG INDoRsED BY FAYETTE.
The Democracy of Fsyette met in
Somerville on Monday, September 4th.
Ga, Htain John +. Porter was chairman
of the convention and VIM. A. Milli-
ken secrelSty.
The following resolution was offered
and unanimously sdopted:
b. Resolved, That We heartily indorst
u . course and congressional record of
onr @ congressman, Hon. Casey Young,
81 40 amend the faithful Snd diiigent
. % attantion he has given while member
~ conoress to the best interests o. the
oeooIs of the entire district and we
pbV pept bV recon- "a mr. ms I'd our delegates to re-
him as n, VI candidate for con-
areas on the W seventh Z September.
CASEY YOUNG INDoRsED By TAs eEh-
MANS OF MEMPL Is'
At meeting of the GeImS 0S 6tuoeT~
Bund, held on the third instant, 0s iOl
lowing was unanimously adopted:
ResoEUed, That the thaDksof this so%i-
ETY. are due, and ere hereby tendered to
Hon. Casey Young, our member of con-
gress, for favors shown the society; and
that this resolution be spread on the
of The society, and copy be
to Hon. C<seY Young.
FRED. G. SCHAPER, President.
WIN. GLAENTzER, Secretary.
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SOCIAL SCIENCE.
Large Attendance Of Distinguished Gen.
demen at the Meeting Of the Asso-
citation at Saratoga.
The Silver QuestiOn-Paper Read by
Horace White Legal Education
Municipal Debts-ElectiVe
Judiciary.

SARATOGA, September 6.-Among
those attending the Social Science asso-
citation are Thomas WooIsey, President
Porter and Prot. Morrill,, of Yale college;
Judge Hoadley, Of Cincinnati; Henry
Hitchcock, OF St. Louis; PIesident
White, Of Cornell university; Prof.
Hammond, OF Iowa university: Prof. T.
Dwight, OF New York; William E.
Dodge, Isaac Sherman, s. B. Cbitten-
den, George Walker, D. 3 Eaton,
Charles A. Peabody, w. w. M'Fariand,
Charles NordhOff, New York city; Mr..
Won Studintz, PrussiAn labor commits
sioner; A. J. NJ. Barnard, B. F. Nowise,
D. +. Lincoln, g. T. Angel, Edward
Atkinson, Elissur Wright, II. Gerby,
Boston; Daniel L. Harris, Washington
Gadep, Springfield; Ex-Governor Hoff-
man, Horace White. Chicago; R. F.
D wis, Fall River; Lafayette Foster,
J. N. Gregory, InIuUls agricultural COL
Iege; Henry B. Baker, Michigan.
In the debate following, the papers of
George Walker and Horace White
read this afternoon on the silver ques.
ton, B. F. Nowise, g. d. Bradford,
Edward Atkinson, of Boston; Thomas
Balch, of Philadelphia; Prof. Sumner,
8. B. Chittenden, Mr.. Won studintz
of Prussia, took part In advocating
a gold standard, and L. D. Horton fav-
ored silver.
II the papers read by L. L. De
Lstield and D. B. Eaton, of New
Ytrk, and George A. Matille. of WASH
ingsOn. on legal education, DR.. Ander
so'', OF Rochester; Prof. Wells, OF Ann
ArEor; Francis Wsylord, OF New Ha-
ven: Henry Hitchcock, of st. Louis,
and P.of Hammond, Of Iowa, spoke in
the discussion. The general opinion isv-
ored q higher ecu -se of study and q
stricter examination for admission to the
bar.
The paper on municipal debts, read by
Daniel Harris, excited discussion by
Bradford and Gerby, of Boston, the lat
ter questioning the in'erences Of Mr..
Harris that the cities Of Massachusetts
will soon become bankrupt If they do
not stop iDcurriDg debts.
D. B. EatOn's paper on the elective
judiciary, read in the evening attracted
large and attentive audience, while
there was a good au1iencs to listen to
the paper of George T. Angel on the
prevention Of crime, read in another
place.
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DIED.

LLAWAY-Yesterday evening, at four
o'clocs, WILEY &. GALLA9AY, born in Aber-
oeen, Mississippi, aged eighteen years and
eight months.
Services at the residence Of Col. NJ. @. Gala
way, No. l43 Adams street, this CTHURsDAY)
morning, at half past ten o'clock, Rev. George
T. Stainback officiating,
HUSE-In Memphis, Tenn, sentamber &
1910, at ~ am, of brain fever, ALICE J.. only
cnlld OF FRANK q. and Tillie ] Huse. aged
.EnoS 29sIs. Indianapolis QLd.) and Elm
Wood IIl) papers please copy.l
Funeral will take place from residence, No.
81 Linden street, this CTHURSDAY) morning.
at hslf-I asst nine o'clock. Services by Rev.
DR.. Carmichael.
LEHMAN On Tuesday, at his residence, l2l
Cau' ey street, Il. LEHMAN.
The friends and scquaintances Of the fam
lily are invited to attend his funeral this
CFHURspAY) morning. at sX o'clock.
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THE new tuilding of the Bethel, On'
OF the noblest and best msns ged OF tn.
beneficent institutions of Mem phis, Will
be opened tomorrow night with appro-
PIRATE ceremonies, the programme Of
which We publish elsewhere. Co gnizant
Of the fact that the Bethel has been 8
positive blessing to the city,
and knowing it to be wor-
thy OF all possible support, we trust
that all our religious congregations will
send their b,st representatives to assist
on an occasion that ought to be an
especial cause OF rejoicing with them.
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bloody Tragedy.

FORT SCOTT, Ks, Sep -ember 6-Lsst
Sunday evening, at Baxter Springs, 9
young man named Elliott was nsfr ed
to Miss Gregg. Her father was violsnt-
ly opposed to the match and rendered
desperate by the failure OF his efforts to
prevent the marriage, and yesterday
shot his son.in. i4@ through the hesrt.
Gregg fed, but wa hotly pursued by the
sheriff and q number Ct citizens who
overlook him, and when commanded
to surrender fired on the sheriff's party.
The five was turned and Gregg fell,
shot through the head aud breast, expir-
ing in short time.
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p ACKARD, the Radical candidate for
COVE. Tor Of Louisiana, has not given up
his old i.'ade Of lyirg for political effect.
Yesterday he telegrsphed to Washing
ton. stat ing that indications Of serious
disorder in th. t State are increasing. In
other words. IL IL beginning to dawn on
Packard tbst he 'ss no chance of being
elected, that I'isoro ers must be maui
fac urQd. and U-oiteO States troops, the
dernier resort Of $, I cal .pstbaggers, must
be cent to him imme dist sly or all is lost.
Packard is plsyi his hAL d iof III IL is
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SIoux-Jim Killed, and His Family In
RrisOm.

CHEYENNE, September 6.-Henry
HemeDs. who arrived at Sidney yester-
day, reports that the Sioux Jim and
family came into the Red Cloud agency
from the march OF the twenty-ninth
ultimo. The commanding officer insti-
Iuted a search for them through the
agency I0disns. They were found by
American Horse, chief of one of the
bands at the agency, but Jim refused to
surrender his arms, whereupon Ame7i-
can Horse shot and killed him, taking
his family prifoDeYs
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Prof. Huxley An Nashville.

NASHVILLE. September 6-Prof T.
h Huxley yesterday visited the State
capitol and departments OF agriculture
and mines, of public in. truction, State
and the cabinets Of the State
historical society. He also visited to.
day the Eek university and the Ana
tomical museum Of Nashville, and the
medical college. At the earnest solicits-
ton of the citizens he has consented to
deliver an extemporaneous discourse at
Masonic hall to- mf rro~ night.
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Four Persons Killed I'm q Railway Ac.

ST. LOUIS, September 6.-At ten
O'Clock last night, as the eastward bound
train on the Si. Louis, Kansas City and
North gestern railroad reached Sails
bury, one huudred aud seventy miles
from St. LOUIS, it encountered q wash
out caused by a heavy rain, and all the
passenger coaches were diLched. Chas.
Taussig 81, treasurer Of the road, one
of his little children and a baby nephew
and Richard ElIet, of Yszlo, Mississip.
pi, were killed. Twelve other passsn
gers were more or lees injured; none
seriously. no bones being broken. The
ack will be cleared this afternoon and
trains will run as usual.
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ALLEGED Porger Arrested.

LoUIsvILLE, september GA man
sbout thirty years of age, named Henry
Murray, was arrested here to-day while
attempting to sell drafts supposed to be
forged. Every national bank in the city
receiyed letter this morning, purpOrt-
ing to come flom George w. Toole,
cashier of the Central national bank Of
Cleveland, inclosii1e Murrsy's signature
AID asking fsvors for tStn, stating that
he had drafts on New York star thirteen
Thousand dollars. The banks, learr""tng
there was no such institution at Cleve-
land, watched for Murray, and when he
made his appearance at the Citizens
national bank, was arrested, but not
until he had slipped the drafts to his
p8rtners.
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HON. EMERSON ETRERIDGE will
speak ST the Exposition building to-
night, and will be followed by Mr.. Scott
(calored), editor of the MsrysviIle Nsl0
Era, who has the reputation OF being q
seaslbls and dgaified speaker.
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APPOINTMENTS.
ELECTORS FOR THE sTATRATLARGE

where and when Bate and James VIII
Meet and Bpeak with FOote and Pet
ttbone.
NASHVILLE, September 5-The fol
lowing appointments have been ar
ranged for the pending canvass:
General w. B. Bate aud Hon. II. 8
FOOte to open at Springfield and close 81
Tuesday, September 10 h, Springfield.
Wednesday, september 20ih, GRlatin.
Thursday, Septem Der 2lst, HArtsvil.e.
Friday, september I'D. Lsfayet g.
saturday, sep embsT 23d, Gainesboro.
Mopday, September 25th, COokeville-
Tuesday, September 26tn, sparta.
Wednesday, September 27tn, Smithvine.
Thursday, reptember 2Stn, Woodbury..
Friday, September 9th, MuTfreesboro.
Saturday, Septem Der 30th, Shelbyyille.
Monday, october I'd, Lewisburg.
Tuesday, october Sd. Columbia.
Wednesday October 4th, PolRski.
Thursday, OCTOBER stu, Lawrenceburg.
Saturday, OCTOBER 7tt, Savannah.
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attemp,ed Assasslnatiou.

NEW ORLEANS. September GA spe-
cial to the Bulletin, from Coushatts,
says that Wester, clerk Of the district
court, who was shot at on Sunday last,
says that he recognized In the man an
old personal enemy who hsd repeatedly
threatened his life. Wester says there
was nothing Of q political nature in it.
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MARRIED.

CHAM MBLEE-FtR tRLEY-By Rev. George A.
Lotion, on the 9Th inst, at the residence Of the
brides father, near CollieTville. Tenn, Mr.. ].
Z. CHAMBJEE, of Pine Bluff, Ark, and Miss
LAURA FARLEY.
The lovely bride and groom left last even
Ing on the O'Clock train for the Centennial
and other places OF interest and travel
through the North. We wish them a happy
tour and safe return-s happier journey
through life and welcome home ct last
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The Knoxville Freedman's college
wss dedicated on Monday, with impos-
Ing ECd appropriate ceremonies, in
wh'ca all classes of people participated,
without reference to color, party or pre-
vious condition. What will HdTPeT's
Weekly say to that?
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Paris Intelligencer: General J. 3.
Ds sson brought In q sweet-potato vine
yesterday, which, though We have seen
the freak before, Is very rare and curl
ous. II consists Of the potato growing
above grouud fiattensd, perfectly green,
and covered with foliage,
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M. NJ. Coffmap, the youpg "gentn
who figured around Rockville so con.
spicuously some weeks ago, and ran
through with such large amount of
money, has succeeded in making his
escape from the Jail at MorristoWn, ard
all attempts to find him have 30 far
proved fruitless. A companion of his.
named Smith, also escaped at the same
time,
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PROFESSOR HUXLEY, Of England, one
of the most noted ard ablest scientists OF
our time, is in Nashville, the guest Of
Mr.. Albert G. Roberts, OF the American.
1t is not necessary to say 10 oIr read
,ers that the culture and intelligence o.
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Ripley News: Tne sorghum crop
looks very fiatteIing, and promises an
abundant yield. We understand it will
average at least one hundred and twen-
five gallons per acre, and when it Is
we'll prepared it is almost equal to regu-
lar New Orleans sugar-house molssses /;
it is also very fine for stock. A farmer
informed Us a short time since that he
fsttened his stock With the cane and
seed last year, and they showed greater
fondness for 1t than any other food he
ever tried,
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Baseball Notes.

BOSTON, September 6.-Bostons, q;
Cincinnstis, 8.
PHILADELPHIA, September 6.-Ath-
letics, 3; Chicago, 10. Runs esrDed-Ath.
letics, 2; Chicsgos,7. First base by errors
"A hletics, 2; Chicagos, 2.
NEW YORK, September 6.-St. Louis,
4; MutuaIs, 8 Runs earned-Mutuals, g.
First base on errors st. Louis, 2; Mutu-
ais, 2.
HARTFORD, Sepember 6.-Hartfords,
s; Leu svilles, 8. Runs earned-Hart-
fords, q; Louisville, 1. FIRST base by er-
ros-Louisyilles, 4: Hartfords, /,
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WAR DEPT, OFFICE Oh. SrG. OYFICKS, 4
sAAhIEsToz, eeptember :. Am. !
For Tennessee and the Ohio valley,
rising barometer, SossthIoest 10 aorthOelt
s0inds, cooler and pzstly cloudy tOeather.
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TIE Kuoxv. 'ue Tribune, commenting
upon the exhibit OF the city Hress on the
frst instant, ''chro uicles with pa azure
al Tays, the evideL, Hes Of Memph4l~ 70
pgosperity.n
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TIE italian minister OF war ferseeing
foesh complications in the e.Ns', intends
to recall the officers and men on fur
Tough.
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IT IS now thought In well informed
circles that since the de cIination of
Turkey to grant an srmistiee, the out
break OF a war between Turkey and
Rlssia is uuavcidsble.
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CONGRESSIONAL CokVRNTIOE.
TO-DAY, SEPT, 7lh, ATuA.M..
CHANCERY SALE or REAL ESTATE

No. 27I5, N. R.-Chs ncery Court of Shelby
county, Tennessee j. K. Christian ct al. VS.
The Tennessee State Mutual Fire Insurance
Company ct al.
pY yh tue OF an interlocutory decree for
- sale, entered In the above cause on the
9th day OF March, 1873 will sell, at public
auction, to the highest bidder, in front OF
the CLERK and Masters ONCE, Courthouse
Building, Main street, Memphis, Tenn, on
Saturday, September so. 1875,
within legal hours, the following described
property, situated in Shelby county, Ten
nessee, to-w1t:
l. one frame dwelling situa' ed on lot 3,
block 26, On sixth street, near corner of Geor-
gia, Fort Pickering, Tenn.
2. Two brick dwellings, Nos. % and 30, on
the east side of st. Martin street, between
Beal and Linden.
3. One frame dwelling house, situated on
the west side OF DE soto street, sb )uC II feet
south of Linden street, known as No. Isl DE.
Soto street, Memphis, Tenn.
4. One BRICK church, situated on Linden
street, about 10 feet from, aud west Of DeSotO
street, known rs st. Patrick's Church, Mem
phis, Tenn.
s. One frame dwelling house, two stories
high, situated on Linden street, No.I93, be-
tween DeSoto and Wellington streets, beside
the bayou lot of block so, IN the city of Men,
pbis, Tenn.
6. One frame dwelling house, two stories
UsiIts 9tti6 reostnRet, bet Heen De-
~ =
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CHASING RATES

Yesterday # cotton and gold: NstD
York cotton, IL 9 Ice. Memphis cotton
lie. NelO York gold, lOsi. Memphis
ooyd, 1854.
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THE grand jury Of Wheeling, West
Vire Suia, yesterday made clean sweep
Of Lou, IT men and keepers Of houses of
prostitut, on.
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$4,000. .0oo Rands called For.

WASHINGTON, September 6.-Ths
secretary of the treasury has called fcl
ten million five-twenty bonds of 1865
May and November, upon which inter,
est will cease on the sixth CT Decembar
Three millions are registered. Sever
million cLupon bonds are as folIows
Coupon bonds Of $50, numbers 551 to 60o
both inclusive; $l00 numbers 85l to 25OO
both inclusive; $500, numbers 1851 tc
800, both inclusive; $1,000, numbers
IA 551 to 26 900, both inclusive; 500, mum.
bers. 201 to $50, both inclusive; $500O
numbers SOL to 1850. both inclusive
$1,000, numbers sol to 1900 both inclusive
$4,000, numbers 1l0l to 1850, both inclu
sive; $40. 900, numbers. ISL to 21O0, botn
iuclusiVe
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THE EAST.
The War of Words In England Mr..
GladstOne's PamphIet-The Ministry
Brought TO Bay-Sympathy for
she Bulgarlans,
Both Sides Claim a Victory at Alex
inatz-AustrIa Takes EnEland's
Place as am Advisory Power
Poor Prospects for
Peace.

the action OF the east, says: 1t Is urgen
In addition to the termination OF ii
war, first to put an end to aDarchi
misrule, pluudering and murderiDl
'"h still desoIate Bulgaria; second,
~actual provision against its G,
Wni~ excluding the OttOms
MAKE eh- administrative col
currence oy - HersegoFin
government FROM -. to r
troll, not only in Bos'uia AZ.
eos - TIL il i'' y sssSasis RIA ecnoy
Tie B,itish name. Deplorable events OF
the year have been more gravely com
promised than / have known it in anv
former period.
Gladstone says that he is still desirous
to see the territorial integrity Of Turkey
upheld, though that desire had not been
treated as paramount, as there were still
higher objects Of policy, and as an old
servant Of the crown and State he en-.
treats his countrymen to require and in.
sist that the government which has been
working In one direction, shall work in
another, and shall apply its vigor to
concur with other States OF Europe in
obtaining the extinction of the Turkish
executive power in Bulgaria. Glad
stone concludes with an appeal for an
organic I'D collection and distribution of
relief to the Bulgarians.
LONDON, September e-Lord Derby
has written letter saying that no efforts
shall De spared by her msjasty's g1veTn-
ment to ascertain the exact truth as re-
CARDS the occurrences in Bulgaria, and
1t will be ready in common with other
powers to take such action upon them
az the justice Of the cause may require.
BELGRADE, September 6.-The min
lister of war has not had word from
General Tchernayeff for two days. The
Turks are reported to be marching on
KragujevatZ, where there are important
government works. They are also be.
tween Alexinaiz and Dsligrsd. Both
sides claim victory in the engagement
between the Turks and the army OF the
Yavor. Ths Montenegrins fiercely at
tackled Monktar Pashs yesterday, but
with what result has not yet been made
Known.
VIENNA, September 6.-Since the
declaration that England would not In
future support Turkey sgsinst Russian
Interference, Austria is lOo ked upon in
Cons tantinople as the power to oppose
Russia, and, consequently, the Austrian
ambassador now occupies the exception
al position OF power which the British
ambassador recently hell. The Tdrks
are by no means discouraged, and have
great faith In their own military power.
Turkey, through her ambassadors at the
European courts, has decidedly refused
to grant an armistice, but has expressed
her willingness to treat for peace.
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Hon. E A, James and M5jOr A. II.
Pettib0 one to open at ElizaDetnton and
Close at Chattanooga:

Tuesday. September 19th, EliZabethon.
Wednesday, September 10Th, Jonesboro.
Friday, September I'D, RogersvilIe.
Saturday, september sd, Morristown.
Monday. SepesgmbSeegE+ Sepesgmb eg+ 25ih, 2f, MsYynsrdyille.
Wedne: day, september 9th, clinton.
Thu sday, Septembe Der 2Stn, Knoxville.
Friday, September 18th, Loudon.
Saturday, Sept. mo 30th, Athens.
Mondsy, October ri, Decatur.
Tuesday, October 30, Washington.
Wednesday, Octobe 4th, Pikeville.
Thursday, October 5th, Spencer.
Friday, october 9Th M'Mtnnville-
Saturday, October 7th, Tullshoma.
Monday, October 9Th, Chattanooga.
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Hon. 81. 8. Foote and Hon. E. A.
James open at Grand Junction and close
at Clarksville:
Tuesday, October 18th Grand Junction.
Wednesday, OCTOBER 18th, somerville.
Thurs ay, october l9th, Memphis.
Fridsy, october 10Th, Oovington.
Saturday, October 2lst, Brownsville.
Monday, October 23d, Paris.
Tuesday, October 24th, CarkSville.
j. W. CHILDRESS,
Chm Democratic executive committee.
D. X. CLiFFE,
Chi Republican State executive committee
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General w. B. Bate and Major A. II.
Pettibone to open at Camden and close
at Jackson:

Tuesday, October 18th. Camden.
wednesday, October 18Th, huntington.
Thursday, October tStn, Dresden.
Friday october Goth, Union City.
rsatuI day, October 20th, Trenton.
Monday, October I'D, Hum boldt.
tuesday, october oath, jackson.
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CONGRESSIONAL CANVASS.

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