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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-10-14
SUNDAYAPPEAL
THE PAPER
FOB ADVERTISERS
Probate sale of Real Estate in shelby
GOUufV

10. Sc, r. DIN the Probate Court of Shelby
county, Tennessee.-G. Il. Douglass, Admir-,
vs.. +. T. Bond ct al.
DY virtue OF a decree for sale entered in this
ID cause, l will sell, at public auction, in
front of the courthouse door, on Main street,
Memphis, Tennessee, on
Saturday, November II, 1879,
within legal hours, the following real estate,
described SIS follows Lying and being in
Shelby county, Tennessee, district No. l. range
s. section s. and being lot No 2 Of the subdi-
vision of K. N. Bonds lands in this cause,
bounded as follows: Beginning at the south :
east corner of lot No. l: thence south chains
and SO links to the northeast corner of dover
lot No. with sweet gum pointers; thence west
IA chains and 10 links To the northwest corner
of dover lot No. 3 with TedOak sappling point
ers; thence south l254o 8 chains and IA links to
the southwes. corner OF laid dover lot with
sassafras and redoak sappling pointers; thence
west IS chains and IS links to a stake il being
one of the corners OF IOWer lot No, l: thence
north chains and 95 Inks to a stake the
northeast corner of dover lot No l; thence
west 26 chains aGu 40 links to the northves st
corner Of said dover lot stake south 26J5o east
81 links from a whiteOak marked X thence
north 10 chains and 50 links 10 a stake: thence
east 46 chains and As links to a stake In the
vest line OF the Harrel tract; thence south 2a
east six chains and 20 links to the southwest
corner Of lot No. l; thence east "a chain and
81 links 20 the beginning, containing 81 53-IOC
acres.
T0rme of Sale Cash. This October II. 1876.
JAMES REILLY, Clerk,
L, NJ, Rhett, Sol. TO- comp1t, ocl2 thu
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THE news fTOm Colorado to-day
strengthens the statements OF Demo
cratic politicians in that State that our
party is successful. Thus, after many
days, the Associated Pres finds 1t possi-
be to give us the truth.
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EFFECT OF THE GREAT VICTORY
SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN FRANCISCO, October l2-The effect OF
the Ohio and Indiana elections eau hardly be
considered very marked here. Some of the
more sanguiue Democrats profess to believe
the Democratic States, and the rank and nle
of the party seem to gain increased conf
dence. The REPUBLICAN leaders scout the idea
that the result will have any effect on the
vote OF the etate; they think that the reduc-
ton of the msjority of 1874 in Indiana is vir-
tually victory under the circumstances, and
tnat while there may possibly be some room
fOI doubt to the result in this city, the inte-
rior is good for handsome Republican ma
iority IN November,
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us guarantees OF an administration such as
We can q l support. Tue election OF TiIdeu,
thus indicated, implies the cs pacitv Of the
people 10 change their rulers by civil process.
ginning of a new era of national proves,
progress and glory, to which every citizen, be
be OF The one party or the other, Of the north
or OF The south may look with pride and hoEe.
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WEATHER PRoBAsIIITIKs. a.

WAS DIRT, OFFICE CH. Srs oFFICER, !
HAahIrG-UH, October a. lam.
For Tennessee and the Ohio uaLey,
Taaing JOSos0ed By rising barometer,
UarHeT southerly 10inds, vesying to colder
t0es and ao7th, Increasing cloudness
and rain areas.
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COLORADO.
The Truth CO

The Truth Coming slowly But Surely.
KANSAS CITY, October l3.-A Den.
yer special to the Times says that Laplatte
county, claimed by the Republicans, gives
one hundred and Ihree Democratic ajority
for Patterson for congress. H1nsdale, San
Juan and Rio GIande counties must De ON
ciaiIy reported to determine Lne result,
though the Republican state tlcket Will De
successful by q meager majority.
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BERLIN. October l5-Tue creditors OF Tur-
key nave zefz a two hundred ana nlnety-two
kruup guus whlcu were Delng shipped from
Antwerp for Turkey. touuI Won Arnluns SEN
teuce o I'VE years imprisonment in The house
Of correction, inc udes the forfeiture OF his
little and po-s bly, his property.
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gThere are 5s2 scattering votes.

The percentage OF increase on the Demo.
cratic side Is : per cent; on the kepuoncHn
side n IS 4.3. The Democratic vote A. larger
by $3.50 ihan the v0Je Of any previous year;
tle Republican vote Is less by olO votes than
the maNimum woe before recorded. And
there in plaiJ figures is Mr.. B. siDes GLORIOUS
vict1rv'' II is nard to make tue credulous
AGENT OF the Ass0cisted Press up In Maine uL-
derstand that two and two rarely make nVe,
even when the Bangor Whtg says so, for yes
terd4y he announced that the Republican
msiorftv was cover S0J0 more Tnan tue aver
age o. the msjOritieS for the past nine years"
Tue mel rity Is u jJ5. The "average major
iiy for Tue past Zine years" was l4,'so Inc
Rangor Wa. q tam 00OZled the poor, dumb in
nOcent thai cOuI1 not say nlIn nay, just 2'll.
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LOUISVILLE, October I3-Last night about
nine o'clock, the bonded warehouse of II. D.
Owing, in Edmundson county, tour miles
strOyed by fire. Owing was absent at the
time, ano the place was in charge of the gov
ernment stOre-keeper. Four hundred barrels
of whisky was destroyed. Loss, twenty-seven
Thousand dollars; insurance, fourteen thou
sand dollars
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-10-14

BARCELONA, october l3.-General Cam pos
has taken leave of the garrison, and General
Joyellar retains the captain -generalship of
Cuba under orders o! General C4mpos as
c1muu6nder-in- chief. lis DeneYeu that Cen
sraI Campos will induce the insurgents 10 &C .
cept terms, and that the more Tesolute leaders
will leave the island iOr pecuniary consId
Grafton.
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m,Kee,s Pardon ProhnhIe.

good reason TO believe that the President has
decided to pardon NIKee, the st. Louis editor
who is undergoing sentence for completely in
whisky frauds. One of M'Kee's partners, who
is in the city, has said that the pardon would
be granted during the week. 1t is quite prob
able that Avery's pardon would follow should
M'Kee be pardOned.
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WEEr vrRcINIA

WHEELING, October l3. = Ohio county
gives a Democratic majority of l69 on the vote
IOr governor. Returns from the interior still
come slowly. They generally show increased
Democratic msjOrIties. The state will prob
ably go Il, 600 Democratic.
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Cincinnati Commercial tvesy RadicaD, o;

| Cincinnati Commercial (vesy RadicaD, o.
The october elections do not this time de-
eide the Presidency. They give the Repuolt-
| cans positive encouragement but they are not
decisive. A fortnight hence the half dozen
contested States will be as hot as Indiana mas
been. The battle field, If we may employ the
usual Warlike imagery, is heaped with the
slain, and from the noise in the streets about
our Office, last night and the night before, we
infer that the wounded must be groantng. Ia
Hamilton codnty the advantage is uneXpecJ-
edly with the Democrats; anu yet we nave
not changed our opinion mat the county Is
honestly Republican by two thousand major
ity at tnis moment
Here was a congressman lost in one ward,
and that in time that il is no eXaggeration
10 say is critical, and when the value uI a con-
gresham is inestimable: Republicans must
Improve in their methods of managing their
strenz tn or with the solid south bearing down
upOn them, and the Democratic party d1scl-
pinned aud always alert, STRIKING them nank INK
will be ven from power speedily, III not at
oLce. We are not blaming any one in partlc-
ular We are aware that there has been
good deal Of heavy sitting around, anc rapid
driving about, but we insist upon 1t that The
essential thing was not done, and that II
1t had peen done, Hamilton county
would have shown a Republican major
ity as great as the most Hangu1ne ex-
pected. The German Republicans in Gin
natl stood firm, and they never did that be-
fore without giving the Republicans the coun-
ty. The fact that the German Republican,
wards did their part, and that Ihere Is Kt,-
publican defeat simply shows that in th g
lower wards there was a lack of the applic'i 1.
ton of intelligence and force in the details of
management. Hamilton county will go for
Hayes yet by a handsome majority, If there is
a little less IethaTgy in the last momer Is.
Ohio, of course, is not in the list of doubtful
States She will go for Hayes decidedly. IU-
diana, too, even II Blue Jeans becomes goVeT-
nor by majority larger than thet of Hend-
ricks in 1872, will go for Hayes. The farmers
who voted for Blue Jeans as great prLnc1-
pie in October, will not do 1t in Novem Der.
Hayes is a better Democrat than Tilden, and
they know it. Then greenbackery in ln-
diana will pass away rapidly, and the drift
of ii will not be for Cilden. Even with WI
liams elected, the chances OF Hayes tor the
Presidency are clearly the best. Inc october
fight may teach the Republicans an invalu-
aDle, indispensa BILE lesson in precinct 0rganl-
cation, which Will show for itself in Novem-
ber. The Democrats knew 1t all long ago, and
have nothing to gain in that particular. The
Republican gain of congressman Is important,
but not conclusive as TO the neXt house. II
Hamilton county could have done her part IN
this work, the promise would have been bril-
liant The Democrats are certain to gain in
the solid south, and the Republicans have at
least fifty members to gain in the north TO re-
caDture the house.
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can "mansgars" will leave no stone untu,ned
to create Que. There is so much danger in
this course for the Republican party at large
that IL cannot afford to see the miEeIaOle
creatures who rule in the south in its name
shameIesSly violate the law OF the land to
serve their personal ends.
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OMAHA, NEB., October I2.-The Democrats
are firing guns here to night corresponding
with the number of electoral votes 10 Indiana
and West Virginia, and preparations are in
progress for grand Jollihcation tomorrow
nigut.
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TORON TO, October l3.-The schooner Mag.
gle Hunter, Captain Nixon, of Toronto, coal
laden, is reported TO have gone down with all
lands during the passage from Uswego to this
port The vessel was valued a. ten thousand
ollsrs, and uninsL-5d.
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W. N'ELRoY, Ser

THE Democracy Of the sixth congres.
sonal district OF Nsw York, yesterday
DoDineted Hon. S. s. Cox. Good.
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MAINE.
Result of the ate Election Demo-
cratic Gains Made of 27II.
,seHy York World.

NeW lOIh v UIIu.
At last we hsva the r tai vote OF
Maine, which. as compared with the vote of
sSepJem Der, 1872, the last eiecucn under simi
Lar clrcumstances, Is as fOllOws:
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SnaDts, RatuCorcemeuts for Cuba.

BAsCr LONA, OCTOBER I3.-Three thousand
soldiers viii, IL Dt sesssTy, follow the fifteen
hOasaud wA3 staIJ Ior Cuba on the twentieth
instant.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-10-14

yesterday Of cotton and gold: No
York cotton 10 as i6c. Memphis cotton,
lot. Ne0 York gold, 1Os. Memphis
god los.
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Troops Not Needed.

WASHINGTON, October l3.-General sher.
mar, who returned to Washington to-day, has
be en- very pusy at the war department in at
tending routine business that had sccumu-
lated during his absence. He had a coDsulta-
tion with Secretary Cameron, and was visited
by several prominent Republicans from south
Carolina who had also been in con ierenc ce
with the secretary of war on the subject of
the exist ng condition OF affairs in thai State.
1t does not appear that any representations
concerning the necessity for troops were
made either TO the secretary or 10 General
sherman in addition to what has hereto
fore been presented for consideration, but
an urgent appeal is being made for stationing
of the army forces throughout the State in
such manner as VIII prevent all possibility
OF disturbances of the peace during the cam
paign and the coming eiec ion. Toe opinion
in army circles is that there is already suffi .
cient number OF troops stationed in South
Carolina TO protect all citizens in their rights
1t is probable, however, that the st st4tements of
the delegation from that Stale will be consid-
cred ct the cabiuet meeting on Tuesday next,
at which Atterney-General TAFT Will be pres
ent. I he views OF the government, at least to
this time, has been that every necessary pre-
caution has been taken for the protection OF
voters in sections of the southern states
where responsible representation has been
made that their rights have been in danger.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-10-14

LONDON, October l3.-A dispatch from W.
emma says that an understanding on the east
elm question between Russia and Austria is
cOnsiu cred certain, Notwithstanding contrary
rumors. A telegram from COnsJantinople
says that the POrte's notes to the ambassadors
are very conciliatOTy. The proposal for five
months armis1ce is merely wish and not a
condition.
LONDON, October lS.-The Times confirms
the announcement Of the resignation of the
duke of Abercorn as viceroy of Ireland. The
duke OF Marlborough is his successor.
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New York Tribune lRadican, of wednesda

New York Tribune (RadlcaI), OF Wednesuay'I
The contest has been fierce and bitter,
and the result seems from the present OUTLOOK
to be so near a drawn battle that the effect
will only be to spur both sides to greater effort
turns be more favorable to the Republicans,
ehowing that they have carried both states by
even the most trlfling majority, we believe 1t
will be decisive of the result in the No 7ember
election for The Democrats have obviously
risked all on a desperate attempt to save one
OF them, and the loss will thoi oughly dtscour-
age them. On the other hand, If they have
carried one or even both States by small ma
jorities-and it seems certain the m -Jorlties
either way must be smalI-we beIIeve the re-
publicans, although necessarily dlsheartened,
VIII rally with increased energy and determi-
nation for the final encounter. 1t will barely
be possible to get decisive returns from both
states b=fore this afternoon, and po Slbly
day or two may elapse before the question
will be finally settled.
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OBSERVATIONS YESTERDAY,

VAR DEPT. SIGSAL SERVICE q. s. ARsy.l
FRIDAY, Oct. -, 1875, 10 sO8 D 70. I
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DAVID LUNDBOM
AsSAYER,

AS5 a x ks&A.
office; Main street. opposite the Pi0'
neer Restaurant.
pG-Aecurate assays guaranteed.
A SMALL ADVANCE FROM MY FOR
N MEk very low rates will be charged in
the future, though fees will still be kept
reasona bio as possible.
Strangers are required to pay in advance.
EuEek y, August 80, iS5a suA-W
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D ma EADS. LErTERSuEADS.
stss y y cards, CARDS, printed at the sENTINRI
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Dissolution Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT /
~ have this day purchased the interest OF
G. +. Jarr in the tai oring business formerly
the International Hotel, under the name of
Langsii of x Jarr.
| will continue tho business ut the old
stand, and will collect all debts due the old
ness. | win continue to keep on hand a
choice selection of irst-class material, which
| guarantee to make up to the entire satisfa
tion of those who may favor me with their
patronage. JACOB b. LANGSTROFF.
EuRERA March 27. mr2S-lm
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IT PAYS

any smart man who wishes to make ) "a y voay
on small capital to commence ii our ltne ct BUS
mess ROOFING is A SPECIALLY. There Is 40 one
in your county who carries on The business. ioU
can learn it in week by studring our instiu =
tons, which we send to all who ask Tor them. Any
man having $e0 capt to start with, can purchase
enough material to roof three ordinary uses
The um realized from SAFE aud pTotlG on tins sup
ply added to the regular pay for labor a. Ruoior,
should amount to not less than $40 An expert
man could easily do the work III nine working days
Two persons OF small means can join togtt et u
advantage; one canvass ing, while the q her att nds
to the work. Send for our book OF Instruct on
(frce if GU write at once) aud stuiy IL. ASK fer
terms If you are unable to advance tie money,
present the matter to the principal storek,epc IN
your place, and talk il over with him. lie wllt be
glad to 1urns the stock and divide the profit it'll
you. We Will guarantee the territory 10 the first
responsible applicant. Address, n. Y. SLATE
ROOFING co, Limited, Cedar St., \. y, and
mention kennebec Journal. apr-14w
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1aiIp Arnllfbft Sournal.
yCONOMY IN MACHINE SHOPS.

The proper care of tools is always at
tended with an important economy. In
small establishments this seldom receives
due attention. As a rule, tool belongs
to ANYBODY who happens 10 have it con-
seauently no one is responsible Tor 1t. 1t
is neglected, abused, mislaid, broken,
stolen. or worn out before it has rendered
half the service it is capable OF perform
ing. In some shops the time Of one man.
and sometimes two, is constantly lost in
looking for missing tools and putting
them in order for use when found and a
great deal of capital is wasted 10y the
premature destruction of tools, which
with proper care, should have lasted tor
wears. In all manufactures there should
he place for tools not in constant use,
and some one should have charge OF them.
A very good system which ! have always
found to work well, provides Tor the
charging of every tool in use to the man
using it. When it is returned he receives
a credit for it which balances his account
with the tool department. For tools ad-
ded to his individual kit, such as files and
other implements supplied by employers,
a charge is made and no credit is gwen
until the tool is returned, broken or worn
out. when credit entry is made, with
date, showing how long it has been in use.
Such record induces men to be careful
of tools, and, by intoxicating good habits
in this respect, leads to economy in di-
rection in which waste and extravaganza
are easily overlooked
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UNIVERSALLY
RECOMMENDED.

We have just received October, ls75) commun.
ication from nearly every druggst in New Eng ana
and the testimony is universally IN favor OIL San
ord's Radical Cure Tor Catarrh. We believe there
never was remedy SO popular wherever khowp'
and certainly we feel that never was one more ue-
serving Of praise. Founded upon correct sclehtiuc
principles and calculated by the most accomplished
physicians to meet the severest forms OF Cathfrn,
the cures made by ii have not only been numerous.
but so remarkable as to excite public attention ana
cause the sale to tenfod that Of any similar
remedy ever before compounded. .
While many are anxious to maze pIbic tnelr YES,
tmony in favor of the Radical Cure, others and
amor this number may be found many OF our most
r. spt cted citizens dislike to become publicly
Identified with so loatbsome a disca Hence in
the following case we are unable to give the name
but are permitted to state the severity ard condi
ton OF the case before an after using the Radical
Cure, and also that the gentleman occupies a re-
sponsible office in one OF our State IN ututons. we
quote:
81 would not for the world permit my name TO be
used, although have no doubt IL would be OF ben
eft to many now suffering as have suffered; but
give you a brief statement OF my easel
"For two years 1 have taken bromide of
l never passe a siu gle night without gettlog
up once or twice to If. my throat from the
matter that had dropped INTO curing all this
time. Since taking the Radical Cure have
soundly every night without uneasiness or
distress; not par ical of matter has drol ped
into my throat during Sleep and every symp-
tom of a cough has left me-"
wonderful result truly, all will say, who kno"
or realize the extent and severity of thi' case
The gentleman has had eighteen bottles. THIS mii't
satisfy the sept that there Is great merit In the
Radical Cure. Its mode of preparation Is new ana
original. ignoring the Old pracl'cs and remedies
Dr. Sanford selec, ed new field, and has demon
straed his method TO be the only proper lad never
failing treatment.
The following recommends ions are from
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SAVINGS BANK
Organized in l64S,

Organized in l64s.
TRUSTEES :-Thomss Lanbard Jas. W. North,
ARENAS Lbbcy, WIN. s. Badger, saml Titcomb.
OFFICE-In Savings Bank Building, ia Water
st. Bank open daily, from A. NJ, TO p. NJ, and
from 10 40 r. NJ. SATURDAY Evenings, from to
$50 O'Clock.
Deposits of any amount received from one dollar
upwards, and interest payable twice year. Feb.
and Aug. Interest net drawn out Is added to the
deposit. thus making COMPOUND INTEREST.
Interest begins on the first day OF each month.
Money deposited on or before the tenth dau OF each
MONTH will draw Interest from the 6rsf day Of the
same month.
SSCnder the existing law OF this State. all de.
posits IN Savings Banks, are exempt from munici-
pal tar0tton and the rate OF interest limited TO
SIX per cent. per anpum payable semi-annualy.
NO returns OF names of depositors are required
10 be made 10 State or town authorities aud all &C.
counts are held by this Bank to be strictly private
Married women and persons under age can de.
post money In their own names, SO that II can be
drawn 0uly by themselves, or on their order,
Especial advantages afforded TO Executors
Guardians, Trustees, and others having in charge
Trust Funds. -
Amvrsta Aprii 20. 1875. iAwtf
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DRUGGISTS.

Who are competent wit1cst es TO the work 1t is
daily doing.
Sanford's Radical Cure has proved the best rem
etly Tor relieving Catarrh, w. NJ. FELLOWS,
Hav.rhill, Mass.
| am selling large quantities of your Sanfords
Rad al Cure. DIR. WENTWORTH,
Biddcord, Me.
sanrord's Radical Cure is having good sale. II
is just what the people have been wanting:
A NJ. GERRY.
So. Paris, Me.
have kept Sanfords Radical cure on hand since
its first Introduction, and the sale and satisfaction
in It's have been unequalled by any other siml.
lar preparation within my knowledge.
VIII. WILLIS. NJ. D.,
Reading, Mass.
have sold Sanlord's Radical Cure for a year or
more and it stands the test the best of any similar
remedy have ever sold. WILL ii. OWEN,
Milo, Me.
We recommend no other cure, and have no trou
BILE In selling it, j. Z. EVANS h CO.,
Garland, Me.
Sanford's Radical Cure has given universal salts.
faction to all my customers, and above all other
remedies is u success. Il. CAREY,
Haverhi !, Mass.
Sanfor,i's Radical Cure sells well, ard is very
much liked. MRS 5. +. WING,
saDgervi lie, Me.
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Premiums are received and Losses are paid in
cash only Policies are issued payable at the death
Of the Insured, also payable at the end of certain
number of years. Policies are also issued on the