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tive Committee.
GOOD TEMRLARs.
Second Days Decentralization AM In
stalIatiOn of Officers Awards
Made.
Beacon Star LOdge-AdJOarn to Next
OctObeF-NashViIIe Selected as the
Next Meeting Place.

From the Nashville Banner, of Thur=.
day, we learn that the grand lodge of the In
dependent Order OF Good remplars was called
tC Or3er at two o'clock yesterday aftel noon
and resumed VEE slection of officers.
j. b. Woodsfde, OF Colombia, was elected
superintendent OF the Order OF True Reform
ers, and Mrs. L. j Sloan, Of Nashville, super
intendeDt OF the juvenile 1emplars.
The subject of district lodges was again re-
terred 10 the committee on the state of tht
order, with instruStiGns TO report at the mex
session of the grand lodge.
Nashville, Chattanooga, Knoxville anC
Jackson we're nominated as the next place o.
meeting, and Nashville chosen.
resolution 10 establish Nashville as 8
permanent plses Of meeting was ruled oat Of
order,
A resolution providing that the ohaplains
of the subordinate lodges be appointed, in
ste ID of elected, was rejected.
The grand lodge officers cleo ed at the morn
ing session were then duly installed. Wnen
the grand ,odge adjourned until bsIf.nas,
seyep O'Clock IN the evening, P'''
PURSUANT o SdlopTnmenC The grand lodge
met az nall past seven O'Clock and took up
the subject OF the Good Templars' mutual
benefit association, the special order OF the
hour. the association was fually indorsed
ard recommended 10 the Go5d Templars OF
tennessee.
A Tesoluu N cbarscterizing as meddlesome
in e. ference the action of the English dele
Ites In Withdrawing from the right worthy
grand lodge vas pass q.
A resolution pledgiig the cooperation of
the grand lodge 10 its officers, ard providing
for d more fun attea dance on the sessions OF
tAe grand lodge, was also adopted.
The report of the COMMITTEES recommending
the establishment of an official organ as
reconsidered and referred to the executive
committee.
The grand worthy chief tempIar then pre-
sented the premium fifty dollar set OF regaIia
10 holston lodge, No. 30. located at Knoxville,
q having init ated one hundred and ninety
two members during the past year.
The twenty five dollar set was awarded to
Mount joy lodge, No 492, loea, ed at Mount
joy, Maury county, it having initiated one
bundled and ty three duriCg the year.
The grand worthy chlef tempisr stated that
he hau a degree charter for a lodge al Pleas
ant Circle, Haury county, and that the Ddge
desired that th= grand lodge should bestOW a
n anne upon The temple
The request was complied with, and the
name Beacon star given Ii.
The unWntten work Was then eXemLl Llid led
by. mock initiation, and the work Of the de.
grees al-o shown.
The grand worthy chief templaJ then delIv.
cred his parting address, and was followed by
other members Of the order.
The grand lodge then adjourned until the
third Tuesday in October, 1877.
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CARD OF THANKS.
TAe sezaIObia TfIden Reform Club 10
their Friends of the NJ. ana Il.
RafIrORd Company.
sENAroRrA. MISS October "A

SENATOBIA, Miss October 19 AT 8
meeting OF the Tilden eform club Of Senate.
bla, held on he night of the seventeenth in
stzut, the following preamble and resolutions
were = iopted:
WHE EAs, This club feels Itself under espe-
ciaI obligations 10 the Officers OF the Mlssissi
pi and Tennessee railroad VINO so kindly and
literally SrrEuged FOR our transp DrtatiOn to
aod from the Batesviils torchlighJ procession
on Sc eventeehth instani; and whereas, the
conduct of the officers OF said road hiss, under
all circumstances, been characterized by a
spirit o. the greatest cordially aud generOSi.
1y toward u in our endtavoCs to restore our
state anu people 10 good government. There
lore, be IL
Ees0lued 6y The SeHdtObid TiLden Reform Club,
Th AT ii IN Al. Burke, supe1lnts ndent OF the
Memphis and Tennessee railroad, Charles V.
Warren, conductor aud Captain Jake Smith,
engineer OF toe train that returned US from
E3atesyjLe, be elected honorary mem bers of
this cigb; and that 4 p. Russell 7. p. Hill
aud sam + MaSssy are hereby appointed a
co nmittee TO communicate this resolution to
she Rentlt men 80 elected, and be requested
also q furnish copy Of these resolu ions 70
1hs Memphis APPEAL aud Senatobia Tidal
Ware TO. publication. By order Of the club.
7. p HILL. President.
EUG. JOHNSON, L.C STANDFFEB, Sec'ys.
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The WITHERSPOON STATUE
Imposing Ceremonies of she UnVeIIiug
of the Statue 10 Rev. DIR. Wither-
spoon on the Centennial
Grounds,
PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA, October 20.-The
ceremonies att tanding the unveiling Of the
WitherspOOn statue on theCentennial grounds
were begun at one o'clock to-day, in the pres
ence of probably twenty-five thousand peo
pie, principally PresbyteIians, VINO assembled
oa the LandsdOwn drive during the morning,
The moderator OF the synod of fIadeIphia,
Rev. DR.. A. Bried, presided and conducted the
exercises, assisted by Rev. Thomas M'Cauley,
moderator Of the synod OF New Jei sey. A
prayer was offered by Rev. q. W. Musgrove,
ana the hymn AH People that on Earth DO
D0eui was announced by Rev, W. 0. Johnston.
Rev. Henry q. MCOOk read the history of the
effort TO erect the monument; the contents OF
Ibe corner stone were announced; the in
scription on the monument was recited after
whlch the Statue was unveiled by DR.. WOODS,
grandson OF DI. WItheTspoOn. After the
singing OF the hymn Col Bless ON. NdtiUe
Land, announced by Rev. j. Addison, his ex-
ceIlency, Joseph ID. Beadle, governor OF the
state OF New Jersey, delivered the Grafton
Inc presentation of the statue to the park
cOm1nls Ioners was made by Hon. J. Ross
Welch.
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England will Abstain.
RumOred Settlements Pending

CONSIANTlNOPLE, October 2O-GeneraI
lgnatleh, the Russian ambassador, will pre-
sent his credentials to the sultan to-day, Il is
DeLeVed that negotiations are about to re-
open between the Porte and the AMI mbassadors
OF the powers on the basis of the English pro
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contends is sectional. But I did not intend in
this communication ID get into politics at all.
am no lawyer, still less a politician. Ny in
tenuon wss to discuss the matter purely from
q business stand point, and Is Memph mer-
chant wifi even 90 further and saw, from
the staadpoint OF individual interest; aud
would not have published my views but for
IS that OF every merchant, Democratic
and Republican, in the city OF Memphis, or
the people of the whole State, so that not
wanting political prefeTment OF deslrous OF
giving so cheap thinE as advice when not
asked for, beg to apologize Cor the length
and matter OF this communication. Respect
fully, W. p. p.
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IN FREE AMkRICA.
The President Cannot Listen TO an
Address from Oppressed IrIsh
People, Except II Come
through the British
Minister at Wash
iDEtOn.
NEW York Oct,

NEW YORK Octobsr 20 "A Wash
ingtoH spatch says the presentation of the
address from Ireland through MeSsrs. OCon.
or, Power and Rdrnell, members OF parlia-
ment has been deferred through etiquette
resolutions Will have to come through the
British minister here and the state depart
ment TO the Pre- tdenL An obstacle has been
found to the success of the first step IN the
Wording OF certain parts of the resolutions
One part recites that having suffered through
seven centuries of tyranny, the Irish people
make their crossings to The United States and
Its President. This cannot, it is cOnteuded
be passed by without an act of disrespect on
the part of Pre- Sident Grant to her majeSty's
representative. The resolutions are magnifi
cent evidences of art and taste, appearing
like plate of the'purest aiabaster iniaid with
mosac. They are left in one OF the rooms at
the White House
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PORTER.
The Governor Speaks TO the People OF
Crockett County, at Alamo only
One Thomas Man 10 be
Pound.
Special TO the Appeal

Special 10 the Appeal
BRO wNsvLE, O:tobeT 2).-G0verDCr
Porter has been 10 Alamo, and there was q
glorious outpOuring OF the masses TO hear him
Only one Thomas man can be found In the
county. Governor Porter addressed a very
large audience to-day al Alamo, and his
speech was received with great enthusiasm.
There was not a single manlfestat ion
OF any Thomas feeling, or of any dis
satisfaction in the ranks Of the Democracy.
There is but one Thomas Democrat in all
Crockett county, and he is on the stool of re-
pen'auce. Crockett is the most solid county
Tor Porter in the State. The people were de-
lighted with the governor, and bis stay at
Alamo was perfect ovation. George c. POr-
Ter, candidate for la.er, and John r. Bond,
candidate for representative, made able
speeches after the close Of tie governors
speech. Governor Porter speaks in Browns
VILE tomorrow night Music and cannon
and a grand outpourng OF the masses, will
give evidence OF the warm ana enthusiastic
su 9port which the Democrats Of Haywood
are giving or noble governor.
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WISE WOMEN.
Engaged iB a Christian Crusade against
intemperance-AnnuaI Meeting.
he third animal noeetirg of this

x
citation will be held in Newark, by invitation
OF Inc Women's christian temperance union
OF tnat cltY It's sessions will begin in the
Central Methodist Episcopal chulch. October
Z5th, at nine O'Clock, ana continue through
OcI0oer zoth, 18th and 2SCh. On Sunday, OcJo-
Der Z9Lh, pubic meetings will be held IN many
OF the churches of ESeW York and Newark
me oasis OF representation is one delegate
from eacn congressional district for Organized
States, II the districts neglect to appoint
snch oeiegates, the State union, or the eXecu-
i've commlttes, may fill the vacancy. Dele
gates from un unorganlzed -tates will be received
on credehtlals from societies. Upon sending
name ana add to Mrs. Z. N. Jube 1850
Broad street, New Jersey, each delegate will
receive from the committee of ARRANGEMENTS
In Newark ldll instructions concerning her
place OF entertainment and how to reach IT,
on arriving at Newark, the delegates not 50
instructed VIII report To the committee of
arrangements OF the New Jersey womeu's
temper ahce union, AT IA Market street, New
ARK ana MONIES VIII be assigned them. hail
rOao ISres are Row 50 much reduced that no
speclsl arrangements Will be made. Further
inIoi Inatien Will ce sent on application 10
Mrs. +. NJ Jube. ~
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EiOsCOW.
THE Congressional and Legislative Can
dIdates fn JOint Discussion.
speclal 10 the Appeal. ]

MOSCOW, Tenn October 20 Young g
aud RsudClp ph met in joint discussion at Ross
vile to-day, and addressed a large and atten
tive audience, principally blacks. Colonel
Young reviewed RsndOlph's political course
as a Confederate and Democratic Officeholder,
but recently converted 10 the Republican
faith for Office. Colonel Young made an ef-
fectIve speech, converting many colored
hearers. The whites sre unit for him Col
onel Duug has certainly won the hearts of
this entire district, and will be electen by a
overw wneimiog majority. w. A. Milliken
made a good speech AID is an active worker,
making fast fT ends wherever he goes. w. A.
Collier closed the discussion in a clear and
concise speech of a half hour, in which he
Tevtswed the financial condition OF the State,
Republican extravagance. and the corrup-
TuptiOns that have marked the record of that
parry. NJ. Collier is making vigorous can
Yass, aud viii be Iected.
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DR.. Thebaud AccIdentalIv E,I,.a

NEW YORK, October 20.-Dr. JuIius 8
ThebaQd, OF East Thirteenth street wounded
by the explosion of a cartridge, died Iast
nIgnt, be was ramming charge in a cart
rluge when the explosion occurred A large
piece OF the cartridge was driven into his
oody and lodged between the heart and left
lung; Dr. Ihebaud was preparing to 90 on a
5bnooLlng excursion when the fatal accident
happened. He was forty nine wears of sge
ttL ana was well known as &c author and lee
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Latest Indian Neus

ST. PAUL, MINI, October 2O-A
special from Bismarck to the Pioneer Pres,
says: " General Sturgis, with eight COMPANIES
OF cavalry, three companies of infantry, and
a section OF artillery, moved south to day on
Terry, with four com panies, moved south on
the west side. No body knows where 1hev
are going. Whitney arrived nom the Black
" as killed by Indians in April. Major Smith
arrived from Tongue river to-day, and saws
the indians killed a herd of government ami
mails near Glendine."
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Our Cabinet in Council

WASHINGTON. October 2O.-rhs cebi-
net was in session for two hours to-day. Ths
principal subJecIs OF discussion were reports
rom southern Ofhcials in certain States made
to the attornAT"- general, A number of ot6eT
---AUUers OF routine character were Gnuer
discussion. Secretary Cameron was not press
ent. Inc state and interior departments were
ham respectively. 0e'A
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DYERSBURG.
Governor POrfer's Speech-DemOcratic
RaIIy-DayIiEht Knocked Out OF
the Thomas DtsOrgamizers
From an Occasional Correspondent of thu APP

From an Occasional Correspondent of ths APP
peall
DYERsBURG, October II Governor
Porter made one of the most telling speeches
of the campaign at this place to-day. Ihe
audience was large and representative, giving
the str1ctest attention, and frequently APP
plaud1ng the champion of organization. Ali
are now satisfied as to why 1t is that thomas
fails TO meet Governor Porter No man could
stand and face the fiJe of tO-daI, al least, not
many times, Tor II was showing up that
pretty well knocked the day light out OF the
disorganizers, and assures Tor tue nominees a
majority such as has never been given in this
county before. REX,
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WEATHER PROBABILITIES

WAR DEPT., OFFICE Oh. srs. OYFICEs, 4
y NsPoF, october p, sd. J
For Tennessee and the ohio UaLIey,
rising barometer, l0arnl sO'itherly t0ino 8,
Ueering 10 cooler WsSteTly and clear
CeIther.
The upper Mississippi and lO10eT MIS-
sOJIyi c ,HlHlsEcs rising.
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Fatal Accident.

NEW YORK, October ga t0wb0at
struck the wharf at the foot OF Twentieth
street, North river, yesterday, and caused a
pile OF lumber sixty feet high to fall on three
WOrkmen, one of whom was killed ana the
others so badly Injured that they are not ex-
DeCted To live
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ATHENS, October 2O.-The ministry hos
submitted TO the cham be- OF deputies bills
a9tnorlztng general levy and REORGANIZATION
OF the forces. Additional taxation and the
settlement of the old debts OF Grace are aISO
proposed. Ao '''O
LONDON, October 20.-The council 10 he
held by the queen on Monday is summoned
70 meet al Balmoral. a further prOrCgafiOn
close Of the last session parliament was pro-
IoSued until October 30, 1876 On Monday the
Prorogauon will probably be extended until
February next.
BERLIN, October 2O.--The Italian DESIGN of
depriYlng Austria of her semi-Iialian disfIicts
is unanimously opposed in Germany, The
meulatlng powers are actively negotiating for
an aIrnlstlce until DeCem Der 3lst, and its ac-
ceptance Is considered probable. The reported
aLnance and understanding between Russia
ana Italy Is denied Dy welI-infOrmed persons,
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MASONIC NOTICE.

DEM R. A. CHAPTER, No. p, will 9
i meet this SATURDAY evening, w
october 2lst, at IA o'clock sharp, for/NS\
WorK In the P. NJ. NJ and N. Z. NJ. III. degrees
All Companions frateTnally invited
BY order ROBT. GALLOWAY. H p
o. q. LOCKE. SecretarY.
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Mystic Park Raees
BOSTON, October 90 T ,e seco,

BOSTON, UCJODer ~ I ,e second rsce
Oatween Smuggler and Great Eastern a. Mys-
tic park 70 dsy Wae won easily in three heats
by Great East sIn, Smuggler barely escaping
being dlstanced in the second heat. Summary
for Mystic park match for gate money mile
heats, best three In live: Great Eastern l. l. /;
SmuggleT, 2, 2, 2. Time, 2:2l, 2:2415, Pos sum
may for sweepstake race for purse OF $500;
500 to the fret, Sl0O TO the second, $50 TO the
third and $40 TO the fourth horse: Little Clip
sey, 2, 2, !, /, l; Hannah ID 4 l, ?. 4, 2; Annie
Collins. ], 3, (, 3, 4; Ned Wallace. 8, !, 3, 2, g.
Time, 2.27H, 2:2i%. 2.27j5 2:S7, ,2:2S - ~
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Loss of Life in the Recent CaIe

QUEBEC, October 20.-A loss on the
north shore OF six fishing sehOOners is re-
ported. In one instance crew Of seven in
numb+r perished.
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How an Important witness was Dis
posed of

Boston OctOber 20-T1e body OF
Herbert c. White, who has been missing sir ce
the sixth instant, was found to-day in We II
on the pr, mi es OF Henry G8rvelin, at Oscut-
neyviile, Vermont, which hnd been filled ~.
Wnts was an arson witness against GarVeIin,
White was last seen in company with Carve
i'm Garvelin has been arrested. The excite
ment Is intense,
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CLOSING RATES

Yesterday q cotton and gold: M
Y0rk cotton, lOic. Memphis cotton 10
3 IS. Nez0 York gold, no.! Memphis
ogId 1888
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RICHMOND, October %. "A detachment of
United States troops from Governors island
rev York, numbering one hundred and sew
enty, composed of a battalion OF the Third ar
tilleTy aud part OF the Eleventh and TWen
Uy. third infantry, commanded by Lieutenant
Color el l.. l.. Livingston, arrived here to day
en- iTOute to olumbia, South Carolina. They
were compelled 10 lay over on account of a
delay at Wilmington, Delaware. soon after
their arrival a Dumber of Richmond military
called on Colonel Livingston and asked per-
mission to entertain the men which he
deemed It e1pedient to decline, but expressed
great pleasur re az the cOnpliI4enf. Several OF
the officers, however, were entertained at Ex.
change hotel. They leave tomorrow morning
at eight o'clock. Other companies will pass
through at the same time.
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All the Powers but Germany AecaDt
the six Month a runiattnn

LONDON, October pa Times dispatch
rom vienna confirms the report of Ger
mahys rejection of the proposed six months
IOur powers. The CORES pOndent thinks GER
many throws her influence with Russia In
oIoer 70 ioroe other powers to agree upon a
compromise which Russia can accent ne
sees IN This prospect OF peace; but, never
JheIesSi regards the situation as most critical
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OBSERVATIONS YESTERDAY.

WAR DEPT. SIGNAL sERvICE U. 6. ARMY.l
FRIDAY, Oct. %, 1876, lO:Os pm. I
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helIO"-FeVer Deaths at Savannah.
SAVANNAH, October 2O.-The deaths
from yellow-fever to-day were three.
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sOFICE IN sANKRUPT~y

In the District Court of the United States for
the DlStrlct OF west Tennessee In the mat
ter OF h. L. Cleaves-In Bankruptcy
V'HE undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
i appol ntment as assignee OF E L. CIeayes
OF Memphis, Shelby county, Tennessee
,G u. JORDAN, Assignee.
menpusi OcIODeF ~ 1876. Oc4 sat
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=----- u -
Then aud New,
BalJimore Sun.l

A few months ago Mr.. NOrdbo of, one of the
lost lost Intelligent OF observers. gave tho
Herald the result OF his observations in the
south, aud they sgree in all essential particu-
lars with the reports OF the correspondents OF
the 1fTlss and ITi0t,ns a year or two before
Sow however, that the Republican party is
IN ia ger OF losing It's political ascendancy,
the Times aud Tribune appear to have pro
cured different class of correspondents, who
are colorlng their statements to suit the exig-
encies OF tae party, and are clearly doing
their best TO nre the northern heart once
more with tales of outrages perpetrated on
the negro of the most extraordinary
KIND. Where but recently Mr. Nord-
hof found peace and concord they find inter
necine war aud anarchy. They tell of ne
groes hunted down they quote letters be r.
ing In ernal evidence of having been f4brI-
Gated for the occasion; they tell of enormous
quantities of rfies and reyoIVers i'm ported re-
Gently into the state to arm the old Confed-
crate soldiers with; assert q addition that SO
dozen batteries CT artillery have been
bough for them, and to sum up, they desire
the northern public to know that the negro
Is getting desperate under the oppression
TO which ne is subje cted that when aroused
the is wild b. asst" and in one Suggestive
paragraph the correspondent OF the Tyfbtne
shows how he may be expected to act nv saw
ing that the wines "RTe haunted with the
fear OF hre," and thai "In the use of The b IIy
and the torca the negro Is an expert of the
first order. So the bloody shirt is 10 be waved
again at the north, and at the south CORE.
spondents speak OF the negro as fan expert at
1ncendiarlsn," And this is the Cen
tennial year-the year which good and
patriotic men desire shall ne ceIe-
bra ed as year Of jubilee. But if the most
monstrous exaggeratlOns of the condition OF
South Carolina have stu power to deluxe the
northern people, The New York Times and
Tribune, through certain new correspondents
In south Carolina, are endeavoring TO
strengthen that delusion. A year or two ago
both these papers sent intelns ent northern
correspondent south to report the stata of
affairs there and the temper of the people
the letters then written were honest and i'm
partial. They showed that the occasional out
breaks there had been magnihed ard distorC
ed, and that the bane OF the south was the
carpetoaggers, who, by the aid Of the negroes
had been elected TO office, and who plundered
while they ma igned he people. These truth
Iul letters were, however, written at a time
when no Presidential election was pending
and while the Republican p trty was securely
in power,
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SerVians ReDuIsed

LONDON, october GA dispatch from vi
emma says the Turks at Saitchar nan ra
puIsed Ine SerVlans and driven them into the
tend marching on Paratiin ~" ~
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r. NJ, WALLACE, U. s. Marshal.
All for South CarOIIna


| LOUISVILLE, october 50-0ne bundred
soldiers from Columbus, Ohio, in command
| of Colonel COrwin, passed through here this
| evening, their destination being South Caro-
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a Six Weeks Armis1ice Accented
RumOrs and GOssID.

NEW YORK, October 2O-A disnatcb from,
London states that rUmOr that a six weeks
armlsuce has been accepted, is reported on
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the RI1Ie Clubs.
Cinoinnati Ennuirar

WASHINGTON, October l8-The fiat of
Grant, Chandler Co., ordering the army to
DO hepu' iican police duty in South Carolina,
Is exciting much comment IN political Gil {. .es
The household organ and administration Re
putlicans profess 10 feel that the order insuIes
the election OF Hayes, but the weight OF pub
lie opinion appears 10 be the other way. A
careful examination OF the yerblage OF the
probation shows one or two rather striking
eecentriciues about these "Disperse, ye reDs
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General Terry aGter Hostile Indians.

WASHINGTON, October 20.-Advices
have been received at the war depa tment
gpat General Terry will Immediately !esVe
FJTt Abraham Lincoln in pursuit Of hostile
slyages.