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Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-04-06

III. T.. WoLg's north side store IL
the place to go for coffees, teas, sugars.
canned goods, cigars, tobsccos aud
confectionery at lowest figures.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-04-06

PAsTURE.-Persons having stock to
pasture can be accommodated by
Thos. Kelly, s! miles southwest of
Knoxville. 4l-3m*
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-04-06

WAETED.-Some person to handle,
the new light running Domestic Sew
Ing Machine at Knoxville apply or
address j. Nj. FERREE,
42-5 Des Moines, Iowa.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-04-06

All accounts made before Jan. lst.
1870, are now past due, and | expect
all customers to come In at once ana
settle. either 10y cash or note.
33tf ID. 7. COATS
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-04-06
CLOTHING cLoTHIy'

And now ! am ready to say 10
citizens of Knoxville and Ma
county that l have opened, in
store formerly occupied by J.
Miner, West Side of Public sorI
a large stock Of CUSTOM MADE 4
THING for Mems Youths and n
wear; also HATS AND CAPS. TRr-l
AND VALIsEs, and a completel
sortmentof GENTLEMEN's FURSj
ING GOODS. You are invited to
and look over the stock before
chasing elsewhere, and 1 will
deavor, by fair dealing and lou
prices, to gain your custom.
goods were all bought at the late
cline in the Market, are all new
stylish, and of the best make.
consider it no trouble to show god
Respectfully Yours,
20-42tf j. B. Cob
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-28
TELEGRAPHIC BR sVITIEs,

NEW YORK, September q. 27.-Arrived:
Steamship Labrador, from havre.
LONDON, September 27.-Ihe steamers
Californ a and MOsel, from New York, arIi y ed
out
SAN FRANCISCO, September 2,-The
Angeles.
WASHINGTON, September 27.- Testimony
IN the safe-purglary case ciOS ed TO-DAY: to-
morrow the counsel will sum up and the case
be given to he jury.
LOUISVILLE, september 27.-Hon Proctor
Knott was nominated unanimously for re-
election TO congress to-day, by the Democrats
OF the fourth district OF Kentucky.
WASHINGTON, September "a meeting
of the nat tsonal executive committee of u g
Union League of America Will be held at the
AsOr house, New HoTk, Tuesday, October 3D.
BERLIN, seprember Z7-SpecIe in the I'm
perial Ba * Of Germany decreased six M l.
lion eight huDdred and twenty. seven thou
sand marks during the past week.
NEW YORK, September 27-Clear weather
this morning had the effect of bringing scores
C1 additional booksellers tn The rooms OF
Messr~. George A. Leavitt & Co., in Clinton
hall, and several large purchases were made
LONDON, Septem Der "A telegram from
Madrid says that before the end OF DC ober SIX
b ,ttalious Of in antry and one regiment of
cavalry will arrive in Cuba, an fourteen at
taIions will be sent to the island during No.
vember.
THE HAGUE September I.-DsItcb. the
foreign Isinl Ter, announced in tn cham b. rs
that there has been reconciliation bstween
Hollsni and Venezuela. Nothing now Is
wanting but a formal resumption OF diplo
matte relations 8.
NEW YOrK September a. General New
tou has received a vot o. thanks iIom the
board OF pI. OF cOmmi. .siopers ior bis tuccess-
tary reception is rendered him next Monday
evening at Glmore's garden.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-28

THE nomination Of Hon. w. P. Cali
well by the Dem OcTats OF the ninth con.
gressional dis ricl is victory of which
that gentleman my well feel proud
The contest for the honor has been one
almost without parallel in the history
Of the patty in West Tennessee. The
contestants were, to he sure, courteous
tO each other, bat their psrtisaIs
and friends were none the less induslri-
ous and energetic, svailinR themselv, S
OF every means within reach to nomi-
nate their man. Mr.. Caldwell has
won an unususl distinction in de.
feating our friend Judge Lea, and be
will 60 back to the house, where he
has already achieved al ebvisble char
acter, indorsed for all that he is as a req
resentstive and all that he has been as
Union man.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-28

To DAY one Of the mCsi honored OF
or associations, known as the Old
FO ks, will give its annual barbecue.
The occasion, like sll that have pre-
csded it, will cali together our bsst peo.
pie, and prove one for retrospection rs
well as present eDj yment. The orator
OF the day, Mr.. c. F. Vance, one Of tie
ablest CT the members Of cur bar, wilt
recall the good tbat good men, called
away, have done for u, ard so revive
examples the living w,u'd do well to
follow, and will, no doubt pres upon
the attention Of his hearers the multi
piled advantages Of Memphis end the
blessings III Sc enjoy who ara hoDored
with ci.izsn hip within its limit Mr.
Vance, thoroughly in sympathy with
the occasion, and knowing cur city
through all lis pericds Of growth, will,
we predict, fully meet the anticipations
Of an suiienoe that will represent Mem.
phIs a. her bsst, and be 8 constant il =
centive to "best # ,rtn
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-28
PORTER.THOAAs IMBROGLIO.
The Governors Statement The Leader
OF the Independents Merely Wanted
10 Play the Role Of Martyr.
FOiIed In the Attempt. He Retlres from
a Canvass in which He has Found
Nothing but Defeat from
the First

50 much has bsen said In reference to
the difficulty between Governor Porter
and Hon. DJrssy B Thomas, that We
dem il due to both psrties TO lay before
cur readers what they have to ssy indi-
vidHsliy tOuc ing the much to- be re-
gret.ed affair. II will be seen that there
is no material difference betw aen them
as 70 its origin, q nd taa. Thomas, goad-
ed by Porter's reiterat:on 81 his senate
record 10 the point or an assault for
which be had seemipg,y prepared him
self, m ids uerial of that record in
termS neither c0UT .eous to the governor
nnr s t. himself, and which Governor
Porter could not permit to pass without
a peIe nplory defense. Governor Por-
ter had made charge not sustained by
facts, Thomas would have been justifi d
In the denial he made and In the words
in which he framed that denial. AS 1t
is, the zee ri is against him, and he
must sh JGlder it as well as the response.
bility for an affiay under cover Of which
be sei k to escape the responsibility Of
con iuGlng the canvass.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-28
TIE /" BOSS "
Once More Under the Protection o the
Starry Flag" To Home ard Friends
Deer'-1O DFa-.

Nsw YORK, September q A d;s
patch from NigO states that William NJ
Tweed was re moved al hail. past nine clock
last evening from his fortress prison, Castill }
Del Casio, where he tad been cendueI tor
twenty one days, 10 ths United states friga G
franklin. Tweed offered but very ltt le OO-
j7c1On TO his rem IVA. was treated with
every consideration, and he quarters o ReaI =
Admiral Case we're aSsi sneu him tweed 5
com pauiOn- William Hunt, was taken on
board the Franklin, buI was aim st Immc
Aiely st st liDIly. After hi release he
was very retice Ii, and still maintains tina his
friend oscFr j. Ot William Tweed. Hunt
afterl ayiug tie franklin, went immtdl tsIy
70 the me lean hotel Fu.Opa and regi ,Lered
under tie name OF X. SanCs. Sands Is con-
sid sred 70 Ce Tweed -B.. There was much
opposition TO 81 renae..uE Tweed, and TIE
action OF the government was almost uni yeT-
sally condemned. HuuJ speaks W-li o the
treatment he ecelved II sue hands of the
Spanish authOriu They were not Bllowsd
To c.'mmu nicate with each other, aud were
clos ly < aTde ., but otherwise they received
every cOuTte.y ami 9 . IttOa. Tue hou5 n
the departure o' tue F--nElu Is set for 80
O'Clock TINS evenlng, sud u Is aleu- ated tpat
tne Yoysge tC New York $ III n ke a bout h lrty
Gays as " -ei ever d is pOss.Dle,s 3 il inst, al
o. ste an VIII be Us-i, in COnsequen e Of not
having the capacity % carry c al enough for
long voyage.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-28

TO bully or browbeat Colonel Thomas but
that he did d sire 10 set himself right before
the people of Bedford county, who hsd given
him an attentive and patient hearing He
then to0k the sena'e jouTn Al, as in his open
ing speech, and rsadlug from IL. supported
his statement In regard 10 the vote cast
b. Colonel Thomas, and said that when Cot
onei Thomas charged him with wilfully
M stating fact he lied. At this
colonel Thomas, who was sitting
with his knife open n his hand,
very deliberately and slowly reached for his
waiking-c tne as II he intended to use f.. BY
mi time there was much com motion in the
audience, and the governor placed his hand
on bis overcOst pocket, but did not draw ~
pistol This was the end OF the matter. l
have not seen one person who does not diSap-
prove Of Colonel Tnofnas's Conduct very
one lei ,IIat II his Ieeerd lad been urjustly
.s5Salled, hs oNgEi TO have taken the journal
SSdhst himself right, instead OF depouncing
Governor Porter as he did, On the other
hand, have not seeu a single person who
does not commend Cover or Porter Tor his
course. He manifss ed "A 4 only n desire but
q determination to set hims-lI right, ana at
the same time sought 70 atoid q difficulty
with Colonel thomas. Governor Porter was
not removed from the hall by his friends, but
when the C mmOtlOn sub>ided gu ely walked
out, went TO the hotel, aud then met num-
ber OF his friends, a OF whom exprt ssed their
appreciation Of his course. NEkIIAS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-28

EX GOVERNOR IsHAM G.. HARRIS
will spesk ia Springfield 10 day, H. G 81
latin on the 29. b instant, In Hal.s ille
on the Both instant, ia Columbis, O3to-
bsr 81; L banon, 4th; Csrha e, 5,h;
Gain bDrO, 9Th; Livingston, b; spars,
Oh; M'Minnville, l0-h; Woodbury.,
1l.h; Durfr eesboro, II IA; TIlIahoms,
Is b; Winchester, "A b, Chattanooga
18Th, Cleveland, 17Ih; Kroxvlle, IS b /;
Snelbyville, 20 b; Lewisbarg, 21st;
Fayetteville, 23i; Pulsski, 24h; Law
reuceburg, 25th; Waynosboro, 25th;
Savannah, 9th; LIpden, IS b; Centre
Vile, 80 b; and in Charlotte on the 3lst
pTOximo.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-28
No. s4s Main St., Memphis, Tenn.
TRUSTEES SAFE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that by virtue OF
IN the pro visions OF q certain Deed of Trust
executed on the 18th day of December, 1872,
from Luke +. blackburn ar d Julia NJ Black
burn to me as tTu>tee, securing to Adams &
Cockburn the payment OF ce tain indebted
ness mentioned therein, as the same is of re-
cord in Book II, 1872, on page 3i2 TO 344 of the
Records OF Desna county, / will prOcee :, on
Thursday, Ihe 2SJh of Dees mbsr, 1875,
at the front door of the courthouse Of Desha
county, between the hours for juGicial sales,
to offer for sale, at public auction, 10 the high
est bidder, for cash, the following real estate,
situated near LacOnia, in Desha county, Ar
kansas, and described in said Trust Deed as
follows: Parts of sections thirty and thirty
one, in township seven CO south, and range
two O. east, and more particularly described
follows: Commencing at the quarter Sec
tiOn corner, between sect ons 81, I Z, X 2 and
80, T 7, r ] +, and running north with said
township line to mi die OF Lake Killarney or
10 the pO Mt where SAID township and section
thereunto; thence in a nOTtheasterly direc.
ton through the middle of said lake and with
the line established in a decree in the case of
Gaines ct al VS.. johnson et al, recently pend
ing in the Desba Circuit Court, to the cen ter
Of bayou or slOugh Leading out of said lake !;
thence in a sOuthe asteTly direction down the
middle OF said bayou or slough and with said
established line to point in said bayou or
sl' ugh where a prOlOngatlOn of the private
leVee hereinafter described would cross said
bayou or slough; thence in q sOutherly dl.
rec ion until 1t strikes said p ivats Ieves near
the cistern-wells on said lands where gin
formerly stood thence in sO1thWeSt eriy di-
rection by aid with sa d private levee to said
section line of 81 and 90; thence north with
said sect On line to the place of beginning
containing, by estimation, l65 acre. or more,
aud b, ing the same lands conveyed by Charles
Black burn, Special Comm issiOner In Ch n
Gerry, to said Julia NJ. Blackburn, by deed
dated December 5, 1872.
L. A PENDALL, Trustee.
Watson, Ark, Septem Der Is. 1876. se8
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-28

The death Of Gtneral Bragg will
OCCASION p:o'Ound sorrow throughout
the south. Oae OF the sblest aud most
trusted OF the general eff eFs OF the Con.
federacy, ne vas Que OF tbs Iu-est ard
highest-torei OF the men vine, in 1880
risked Bll for opinions sake. A thor.
ough soldier Ia wAr, he wss thoroughly
q citizen in pssce, always an examJ le
and exsmplsr Of what was right, sub
Ordins'ing self for what be believed was
the public g1od, and doing his duty
wherever ard whenever he found it
- 10
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-28

IN ANOTHER part Of this issue we
publish a report from the grand jlry Of
DsSoto county, Mississippi, as 10 the
origin Of the recent riot at fernando,
that fixes the Responsibility upon the
right shoulders. The R Rspuolicans Of
Mississippi may, backed by Jhe Federal
government, succeed in inpressing their
fellow-eilizsns Os the noIth with the idea
OF their innocence, but wherever reason
prevails sg sIust passion this repart VIII
be accepted IS final. Walton and his
party are responsible.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-28
The Louisville Races Yesterday.

LOUISVILLE, September 27-Tbe
grOur DIS of the Louisville jockey club were
more than crowded day oy tnous ands of
hume people and strangers gathering there TO
witness the famous TenDroecK make his run
against time. Fellow craft made four miles in
1874, at Saratoga, in 7:l9Z. since then 1t has
been thought Ghe time could not be equaIeJ,
and up 10 day IL has Lot. The betting was
about even last evening, but too day, with a
clear sky and a g ,ol track before them, the
peop Cf Kentucky put their money on the
horse, letting strangers look after Time.
Add was entered In Lue race with Tenb ck,
and in The send off led him half length. He
soon took the seconu place, and from there
on steadily dropped behind. The first mile
was made in very SLOW ume-l 521z. Harper,
TenDrUecK's owner, stood at The string and
eXcitedly moved his hat TO go on. The Jockey
compiled, and the second mi was made in
l;45A, and tie third in l:464. at the
commencement OF tae fourth mile
Add WAS dozen lengths behind.
new horse was now jo!n.d
in the race, running up alongside Tenbroeck.
The two galloped along together for quarter
OF mi e, when TenbrOeck shot forward and
was never again behind the fresh horse. AS
he came down the nnish, the thousands wLo
had Ceen as quiet as ss1ble previously, now
telling that Fellowcraft's time wou d soon be
wiped out, gave forth loud, long and enthusi-
astlc cheers. The last mile was made in :j0}4,
and the entire distance 10 7:ls54, OF three b nj
q half seconds quicker thau FallOWcraft's
tim, and fsuI seconds less than LexiL gUou's,
the owner, was congratulated by hundreds
amid wi d scenes al dHncing, shouting, hat
throwing, etc. \ lille Walker rode the victor.
Bo5bie SWimm, was on Add, who at the finish
was at the distance pole. One hundred aud
twenty thousand dollars for Tenoroeck has
been rejected
Second Race Grend sweepstake for two-
year-olds, dash OF Que mile, one nundred dol
lars entrance; winner to have half the ga g
rec=tpJs. Five started: Spring Branch, Belle
Of Meade, Eva Shirley, NJ Whistler snd 3 dem
BadeU. Belle of Meade won in l:4414, Baden
Baden second and NJ Whistler third.
Third Rdcs.-Three-fourth- of mile heats,
for purse OF one humid ed and fifty dollaIs
ages. Won in two straight heats Dy Easter
Planet, GeoTgie Bowman secopd and Joe
Rodes thru. second heat-Tlllie Brent second
and bowm an third. Time, l:l514 and l:I71a,
As whole, the races during the past week
have been very successfuI in every way.
Messrs r. A. johnson, Louisville; General
Robinson, Lex x'ngton, and W. II. johnson of
Ma hviLle, were judges and ben Bruce, Lex.
ington, r us Butler. Louisville, and II jor q.
q Tnomas, Of NSshvill., time-keepers in the
1enbrOeck race
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-28
DRY GOODS.
Immense and Important SaIe-Marke ef
Prices Fully Sustained.

NEW YORK, SsTtsm Der 27.-A rer-
empiory sale OF four hundred cases of gipg-
hams. by order OF the Gloucester Gingha m
mills, was made this m 0rn1ng. The sale W 5
well attended by purchasers from alt parts II
Jns Unite state Dress plalds sod from IA
TO p3sc per yard, according to STYLE ard fancy
ginsIans ranged from "a 10 SIC. Mourning
siaghams from oH 20 SIC. IN several in
stances The duplicate lots mad t. be pat up q
ket rates,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-28

To. MORROW NIGHT Mrs. Meriwether
will, for the berefit Of the Savannah
sufferers, repeat Ler lecture on the
status of woman under the law. A
strong settlement Of facts IS the fair
lecturer ilds them in tie books, it
challenges close after ion and sympathy
without in the least offending those who
believe that womsn's sphere is narro " I'd
TO the hreside. Fer the sake of ,romsn
for the sake Ct the coed 6omen Who
to-day are shedding fresh glory upon
their sex as n.Inisterlng angels at tie
bed Of desih-we hupe The Theater will
be filed Tomorrow night.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-28
SLANDEROUS FOOFE.
An Emphatic Card from Colonel John
4. Burch.
Nashville American.l

Nashville Americsn.l
New YORK September PA have
Just read In the american a report Of the
speeches at +prtugnel and Gallatin OF Cen
eral Bate and Governor FOote. When Ivern
or FOote said tnat kuew of or had any ythiug
to do, directly or inOirec ly, with the buying
out of HOBBS, he deliberately lied. The in
vest CATION, conducted by Gibson. and the re
port, signed by eve y member of the commit
lee, Iemocrtt aud Republican, proves that
he led. His assault upon Ex- President
Johnson, and his speech before The RepubIi
can Staie convention, Establishes him as a d
apostle of the creed Of calumny instigsted by
Zach Chandler, Ben Butler and the ike.
JOHN c. BURCH.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-28
IMPORTANT.
Look Up Your IneomP-Tax Receipts -
Trouble Ahead-The Ashes TO be
Raked over.

WASHINGTON, September 27.-The in
ternal revenue commissioner has issued a
circular to the United ~tates district sttorney s
a. PhiIa elphta, New YorE, Chic go, Cincin-
natl, Milwaukee, and other import ant collec-
ton H., ricts 10 ValtOus parts Of the country,
authorizing them TO institute suits against a,i
parties aE 4inst " hom evidence can be pre-
sen ed OF not having paid toe whole or any
portions OF the tax uue the government under
the law providing for lakes upon incomes.
This will render potsOnS liable to suit for such
recovery from the date ct which this tx first
went into etfect. Tue commissioner enter
aims the opinion that the result of his action
will be to recover a conside able sum of
money to the government. The consolida-
ton of the various internal reveL Us distrlo S
recently decided on viii ali b. perfected by
the first of October, and the new Crder will
then 90 into effect
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-28

CENTFNNI- EXHIBITION Ssptem-
her E.-Wheeler & Wilson were awarded the
CHE 81 ana the only special medal Tor sewing
machines, two medR's of merit and two dip o.
mas OF honor. Ameii "A II also aheadin spool
cotton. Ine WilumRnttc company we're
awarded the diploma of honor and medal Of
merit Tor superior spool-cotIon.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-28
INDIANA.
The HOOSier State Certain to go HemO.
cratic in October.
From an Occasional Correspondent OF the
Appeal


INDIANAPOLIS September "a In re.
ply 10 yours of the eighteenth Instant am
happy to say that we have every indication
to encourage us to look for glorious Demo-
cratic victory in this State. Everywhere
hear of prominent Republ cans leaving tn cir
party and battling for the Democracy, and in
no instance do hear of Democrat faItering
The German are almost unit with us, w hich
is big element here. 1t is true that Harrison
is about the strongest man they could have
brought cut agaiC ST us, and L am not as S n
suine about old Blues overwhelming majnri-
ty as some, but don't hesitate TO give hun ten
thousand. The soldiers reunion, held here a
few days ago, was little more than farce, as
great mum oers, after a a>cerLatnins that 1t was
consequently the procession was no larger
than the torchlight affairs that the Demo.
Gratis get up every night in the city alone.
Blue-Jeans's majority Is VsTiOusly estimate d
by the knowing ones at from ten as high as
twenty five Thousand. His success is almost
beyond doubt, even by his opponents
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-28
WEATHER PROBABILTTIEs

wAE DEPT., OFFICE CE. SIG. oFT1cEB, 4
AsEIHGTOSr september y e.n8.
For Tennessee and the ohio UdLey
soulhsriy t0in9s, tOdymer, partly clOu y
SOe1theT, and falling b1roR7eteT,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-28

THE card CT Colonel john G. Burch,
in another column, is about as direct 8
paper as we hSvsresd In some time, and
IL row is no: the result, We sIe mis-
tskeC IN the htf. OF cid F gote.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-28
CIosING RATES

Yesterday # cotton and gold: NsD
York cott0H, ll!o. Memphis cotton,
lOs 9lOio. Nel0 York god, lO9J Mem.
phis 0oId, lO9
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-28
AT MEMPHIS

NJ sXIduu,a. Thermometer, Is
Minimum thermometer 5O7
W. M'ELROT, Sergeant.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-28
MARRIED.

JONES' S-NICHOLLS-At Central Methodist
Church, at p NJ, Tuesday, September 26th,
by Rev. DR.. Heard, Mr.. JOE NJ. JONES and
Miss NELLIE NICHOLS. both of this city.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-28
THOMAs'S STATEN ENT.
NASHVILLE, TENN, September p, Isl
! tha PannIa nt the Stale IF Tan n ass. q.

10 Iu5 SoplS %. lue SJAlt VI 4euDeSSs o.
On the eleventh instant as a candidate for
governor, by IN vitstiOn of Governor Porter l
met him at Lebanon, as l 5 Ip Oosed, for a fair
dls cus>ion o. the issues involved in the can
vsss. He made the opening spsech. In this
he devoted large space of his time to very
unjust criticism uf my record as a member Of
the senate or lS69-70. He further went into
what he called my record before and after the
war. In this he att m pied tO make the i'm
p sion that had psIjured myself, and had
Lri,d twic= TO obtain money for the same ser
vice. TAe last insinuatiOn he did not Re peat /:
tIe rest he did repeat notwithstanding told
him LhGt his conclusions we're wrong.
AT MurfreesbOrO l ooLained the first
paper 1 had seen cont dining his priL ted
speech, in which all these false charges aud
ins nuaIiOns were repeated. At Shelbyville
he spoke first. L waite for a withdrawal or
mod ficsIiOu OF his statement. This he did
not make. In my reply l denounced his
stat5me I and conclusions as maliciousiy
falss. This led to Pc sOnal difticu, ty. L feel
aully convinced that no fair discussion can be
had between Governor Porter and myself,
and l wi i tne' efOI attend 10 more Of his APP
pOinIments, and for the present 1 withdraw
Al ap continents of my CWn In few days
] viii arrange a new list of appointments.
Respectfully, ETC., D. b. THOMAS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-28
To Citizens.
Masonic Temple Election.
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By order q. w. L. CROOK, c. P.
C. IL. PLIsCHpE Scribe.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-28

We are authCriZ-d 10 state that con.
tribltions of provi ions, etc consigned to the
reief associations at Savannah and Bruns-
wick, Georgia, Will be trans OrIed free OF
charge by the Memphis and CharIeston ra /