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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
Casey Young Answers IIr. >. Il. Nor
ris, of Grand junction.

Casey Young Answers Mr.. ,. Il. Nor-
ris, of Grand junction.
EDITORS APPEAL-My attention has Just
been directed to communication from Mr..
]. M Morris, of Grand Junction, which ap-
pears in your issue of this morning, and
while | thank hum most sincerely for his
friendship to me, and the good opinion he ex-
presses Of my public service, must re-
spectfully dissent from his views touching
two of my former political opponents, to
which he refers. | do not know certainly
whether Judge Fentress and the friends Of
the late Hon. L. G. Lowe" are opposed to
my re election or not; but if they are, l am
quite sure that they cannot be actuated by
any such unworthy feeling as that attributed
to them by my Grand Junction friend.
found both these gentlemen honorable as
well as formidable opponents, and through
out the entire contest they demeaned them
selves in the most manly and unexceptionable
manner. For both Judge Fent-
ress and Mr.. Lowe have
always entertained the kiudliest feelings of
respect and friendship, and was most deeply
grieved at the untimely death of the latter.
| am grateful to my friends for their unvary
ing kindness and steadfast devotion to my
interest, but do not desire, nor would | &C.
cept any official preierment, however tempt
ing, at the price of doing injustice to theirs.
Very respectfully, CASEY YOUNG.
MEMPHIS, August 10, 1873.
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State convention intend to stop over for this

State convention intend to stop over for this
hop.
The FIRST bale OF cotton from the Mem
| phls district was received yesterday by Thomas
| II. Allen q Co. The cotton was raised and
| shipped by Myers a Pollock, of Bolivar Land
| ing, Mississippi. The bale will be sold to-
| day, al noon, N mont o. the cotton exchange
The general council met at three O'Clock
at the city hall yesterday afternoon. There
were eight c1uuCi!msn present and four
aldermen-nO quorum IN either board. After
waiting one hour no acce5sIons came, so the
general council adjourned over to this fore
noon az nine o'clock
This Is the mosquito season, and it may
be well for ruralists b. remember that
bite pecially from the gray mosquito
instantly loses is irritating sensation when
rubbed With the juice of an onion or leek.
The boon OF TINS remedy Is greatest Tor chill
dren. Here Is plan to utilize the odorous
onion instead Of by eating It and tainGng
your breath
Mr. Elijah 6 Stewart, an old and we'll
known citizen Of this city and county, and
brother Of Colonel II. d. L. Stewart, died
yesterday OF malaTial fever. on plantation
on the island above the city. Mr. Stewart
was a respected citizen, and leaves large
circle Of relatives and host OF friends to
mourn his loss.
The first bale Of new cotton OF the sea-
son Of 1889 was received by Messrs. c. 2.
Hunt q Co. Monday aud sold yesterday in
front OF the cotton exchange by A <. Frank
land, to Messrs. Anderson Il Clarke, for nine
teen cents. This cotton was cassed as mid
ding, and will be shipped free to Baltimore
by the purchasers ria. the Star Union line,
Alf. @. luther, agent.
AT eleven o'clock this morning a meet
ing of business men, ana citizens generally,
will be held at the cotton exchange to devise
means for the relief of the suffering people
of Grenada. 1t is o be hoped that all classes
of our citizens will attend IN force, and come
prepared to contribute that substantial aid
now imperatively required by the stricken In
habitants of a neighbOriug city.
Cabbage is quarantined by the board of
health from and after to-day. No cabbage
will be allowed to oe brought into or sold in
the city. Should it be brought here, it will
be transferred to the dump and sent down
the inclined plane into the river. Those who
have been carrying cabbage leaves in the cor
ners of their hats to keep off sunstrokes, will
now have to look out for a substitute. The
free-lunch cabbage-eater will no doubt
growl, but saloon keepers must throw a sop
TO Cerberus in the shape OF some other vege-
table
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CORINTH, MISS.
There Is No Room to Doubt the EIec-
ti0n OF MuIdrow-GeneraI George
to be the Successor OF Bruce
All Mississippi Wants
him, ana his Ser
vices Deserve IT,
From an Occasional Correspondent of the Appeal.

From an Occasional Correspondent of the Appeal
CoRINTH, August 10-The political cam
| paign Is waxing warm and growing more In
| terestng throughout our State. The Ma
| tiOnal- Greenbackers, dissatisfied with merely
| INTERPRETING into the canvass their financial
views and monetary doctrines have declared
| for a separate organization, and announced
| their unfaltering determination to nominate
full ticket and declare for victory in No
vember all along the line. General Davis Is
now canvassing the first and General Wright
| the second congressional district, and will
doubtless be nominated by them. 1t may be
| but the recedIng of the great wave which so
recently struck Shelby county, retiring in scat
| tered streams along the Mississippi shore;
| but If the Greenback ball gathers increased
! momentum as 1t rolls along, it may prove a
| disturbing factor In our fall elections. There
Is no doubt Of Muldrow's election IN this dis
trlct. On the currency and agricultural ques-
ton be Is perhaps the strongest man in the
State. He has splendid record as a soldier,
| and made most efficient and faithful repre-
sentative in the last congress.
THE sENAToRsHIP.
The next legislature to be chosen will elect
| a successor to Senator Bruce-and this fact
| has developed into bone of contention
among the many aspirants for the place.
That south Mississippi is entitled TO the
senatorshlp Is generally conceded, Mr.. Lamar
Let him come, however, from what section
he may, our people are for General George,
| and he will certainly have a walk-over for
the place. General George was the great or
ganlzer of victory in our State, and, under
| consummate leadership, the State was
| wrestled from the Republican party, and
every department Of her government handed
over to the Democracy. His Spartan courage
| and Roman hrnlness. his interchangeable ener-
gy and inhexibie determination, coupled with
his great abilities, proved more than match
for the enemy, whose forty thousand major
lty was etfectually overcome, and Mississippi
| suddenly metamorphosed into a Democratic
State. Asa lawyer and a statesman, he is
| the peer of any IN the national senate, and
would at once step to the front rank IN that
body of distinguished senators. Mississippi
can then point with pride and satisfaction to
her lllustrious representatives, and not blush
to recall the better days of the republic The
name of General George in Mississippi pol
ltlcs is the inspiration of victory, and, as the
confident hosts Of the Republican party re-
tired in c)nfusion and dismay before his vic
torious banner, SO will all his opponents in
the pending struggle for the senatorship.
The APPEAL is universally regarded as the
organ of our people, and we shall continue
to rely upon its valuable support in the COM
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LOCAL NOTICES.

QUERY.-"Why viii men smoke common
tobacco when they can buy Marburg B. os.
Seal of North Carolina at the same pr2e?"
GREEN BRIER whisky Is made with great
care-grain all picked and cleaned, water
from the finest spring in the county of Rob-
ertson, and cleanliness is the standing order
of the distllery.
ONLY one in the world-the genuine DIR.
M Cabe medicated blackberry brandy; the
standard cure for all bowel diseases. Bears
the written signature of DR.. NJ 'Cabe on each
label. G. W. JONES s. co.
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There's no place ike it, especially if the
breakfast biscuits or bread and the tea-rolls
or mullins are nice, light and enjoyable. AL
ways use Dooley's yeast powder in the pro-
duction of these articles, and, other things
being equal, home will always be sweet and
happy.
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OLIVER, FlNNIE & CO
TO ABSENTEES.

The APPEAL toiU be mailed to sub
scriberS at SerentyJire cents per month.
Posso6fce addresses ,0iH be changed t0hen-
erer the subscribers IRISH IL.
Those Learning the city, and OiShihg the pa
per discontinued at their residences, toiH
please send their orders to the office, or in
form the carriers that they desire it discon-
f;uusd
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From the New York Weekly Suns an
swers to correspondents: To several Balti-
more readers of the Smn-We believe the
Louisiana lottery more honest than the Royal
Havana. Postmaster General Key visited
Havana not long ago, and, if the Washing
ton journals are worthy of belief, became
satisfied that there was something wrong
about the drawings. OF the Kentucky we
know nothing
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ton, we will cheerfully and actively support
him In the coming canvass against the Re-
pubicans. In another place we notice his
comments of Monday on statement made
by the Bulletin"
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By giving DIR. Moffett's TEETHINA teeth
ing pO,cderS.) Teethina will regulate the bow
els and make teething easy. Cures cholera
infantum and the summer complaints of chill
dren, heals,eruptions and sores and prevents
worms. Auodynes only soothe; Teethina
cures the child. w. n. Wilkerson & Co.,
and all druggists keep it.
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Embree,s Liver Iaedfcine. Fifty Cents.

For all liver complaints and their attendant
wills, bilious attac Ks, constipation, dyspepsia,
headache, fever and ague, malaria etc., this
is a speedy remedy. Purely vegetable and
pleasant taste. G. w. Jones & Co., Mem
phis, agents.
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This is the secret of the wonderfully sweet
and penetrating qualities of the perfumes
manufactured by j. & E. Atkinson, of Lon
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For Upward of ThIrtv Years

Mrs. WINSTON soothing syrup has been used
for children. 1t corrects acidity Of the stom-
ach, relieves r0iqd collie, regulates the bowels.
cures dysenteyy and diarrhea, whether arising
from teething or other causes. An old and
well-tred remedy. Ttcenty- fire cents bottle
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Fire, Marine, Accident and Gin
house Insurance.

Parties desiring reliable insurance and
prompt adjustment OF losses VIII find it to
their interest to patronize the Planters insur-
ance company Of this city, and the agency
companies represented by Jokn G. Lonsdale,
IL, office No. Al Madison street, in Planters
insurance building.
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Extracted Directly from the
Flower.

FLoYD's candies are often initiated, but
never eoualed.
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ZELLNER & CO.,
::SSs1
3SsD

FOR THIRTY DAYS ONLY!
Selling out their large stock of custom
made boots and shoes regardless Of cost! On
the first of September they will open their
new store, corner Main and Madison, with
an entirely new stock. Call and get good
goods at low prices.
:sS9 Nam street. 3S9
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S115,4O0 IN CASH PRIZES
S115.40O

Whole Tickets. -. Half Tickets, 81
% Tickets, $50. So Tickets, 500.
Remit by Postofflce Money Order. Registered Let
er, Bank Draft Express. Full list of drawing pub
fSled In Louisville COtsTieT-JObyIlGl and New York
Herald and mailed to all tckethOlders. For tickets
| and information address COMMONWEALTH DIS
Courier Journal Buildings Louisville KY; to No
8 West Court street, Memphis.
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Save Your ChiId's Life

BoARDERs wanted, four miles from town,
one mile south of Wilson Station. Address
Baptist office, 227 Second street.
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There is nothing nicer than box of Floyd'i
candies. His caramels are the finest in the
country.
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Buy your boots and shoes from Wilder
and save twenty-five per cent.
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::SSsl
Nam Street.
EPlanGer,
For a Present

The best beer in the city, on tap at Charlie:
Meyers's, 35 Monroe street.
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DRAWING.

a sPLEEDED OPPURTgAIEY % win
. Fortune. Ninth Grand Distribution. lSIS, az
New Orleans Tuesday. Srptember 10Th.
LOUISIANA STATE E0T'TEf<S CO.
This Institution regularly incOrpOrat5 oy the
Legislature OF the State for Educational and tiJ rita
bic purposes In 1858, with capital OF 81 ODyOOO'
10 which II has since added reserve fund Of St1u
coo. Its Grand single Number DistT1-
buttons VIII take place msuthly on the second
Tuesday. IL TleUeS SclL6S DOSIoTses. Look 81 The
DlsfrfhIIfinrl
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AS a beverage; soda or mead have no
equals. Saratoga waters on draught at
Floyd's.
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THE PLAGUE.

One Fatal Case in the City Yesterday
The Howard Association Thoroughly
Organized for Work - Prepare
tiOns Made by the Towards
70 Secure an Infirmary.
The Board of Health DisinfectiDg LO-
calities and Abating Nuisances-In-
structiOns for HOusehOlders and
Others-SuspieiOus Cases Re-
ported Last Evening to
the Board OF
Health.
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CAPITAL PRIZE. $40. 900.
lSh1 Prizes. arnonnfina {
400

1921 fTlZss ainounIln& o. ----- 81 10 +Og
Responsible corresponding agents wanted al all
prominent points, TO whom a liberal compensation
viii be paid Application for rates % clubs should
only be made 10 the Home Ofice In New Orleans.
Write, clearly stating full address, for further In
formation, or send Orders to II. a ga 4 EsEsEN,
r. .. BOX 6SsS. New Orleans as or AZ No.
o West Court St, Memphis, Tenn.
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings are under
the supervision and mana cement o. ffF.sFEArs e.
I. BEAuREGARD and LuBAL A. EA.LY
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MISSISSIPPI.

Old Marshall county is solid for Manning s
reelection.
The Columbus Inder states that Judge ].
A. Orr will not be an independent candidate
for congress from that district.
The Oxford Falcon. of the eighth, believes
that Mississippi is so well satisfied with her
representatives in Washington that she will
return all of them.
Yazoo City Herald: '::Colonel C. E. Hooker
has several opponents for congress, among
whom may be mentioned the names of Hon.
A. M Laurin, Judge Hurst and Hon. Rod
erick Seal. The first named of these gentle
men is a young lawyer of Brandon, the Sec
ond is living at Summit, and the other in
Bay st. Louis. They are-Colonel Hooker
iucluded-lawyers and men of fine ability
and speakers of rarer rhetorical attainments. -
Corlnth Record: General Reuben Davis
has not yet sounded his bugle horn as an In
dependent candidate for congress. 1t is to be
hoped that he will perceive the handwriting
on the wall In time to escape an overwhelm-
ing defeat at the polls"
the acknowledgements party has taken root
in Pamela county. CONVEX ton was held in
Pamela on the twenty-seventh of last month
and a series of resolutions were unanimously
adopted. Some of the resolutions are fully
indorsed by the southern Democratic party,
anu some OF Guem are TOO IOOIlSn 10 De IN
dorsed by any party. The leaders in this
movement doubtless received their inspira-
ton from a similar movement which recently
swept the city of Memphis and Shelby county,
In Tennessee.
In reply to the Okolona States, which re-
marked insinuatingly that General Chal-
mers will get back into the Democratic fold
after a while," the Vicksburg Herald says
"The Democratic party has no truer support
er of its principles than General Chalmers,
and the Okolona States would know this if
it was not itself beyond Democratic limits.
We are afraid the States will never be brought
st. Louis in 1876. and in Jackson in 1877.
We suggest that it publish the Democratic
platforms by the side of its wild editorials,
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Misses and ChiIdren's Shoes

At fifty cents on the dollar, at Wilder's, 29z
Main street, Clark marble block.
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The Memphis Wooden Mills


want coat, vest and pants makers. See NJ
tee in "Waut" column
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DisinfectantS

AT GriswOld & Anthony's, corner OF
N ain and BeaIe streets.
Recommended by AN PhysI,
RSprnS
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TEXAS.

The Greenbackers met IN convention at
Waco on the seventh-two hundred delegates
present, many of whom were negroes.
Fort Worth Democrat: "Texas isn't a
healthy State for Greenback papers. The one
dire need of the southern people is the utter
defeat and humiliation of the Radical party,
and they cannot tolerate anything or anybody
that seeks to divide the Democratic strength"
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Disinfect your premises. The health board
recommends lime scattered on the low
grounds around houses, in cellars, about
kitchens, etc. Take three pounds of copperas,
one pint of carbolic acid, mixed with three
gallons of water, and pour 1t into privy-
vaults, chambers, etc. Wash your floors with
carbolic soap regularly. Every housekeeper
should become a board of health as to her
own or his own premises Now you know
what to do, go and do it. With carbolic
acid soap and water wash your dishes, table
and kitchen ware, etc. By so doing you will
thoroughly disinfect your house and prem
ises, and In quite as an effective manner as
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Yesterday clearly defined case of yellow
fever appeared in this city, and was duly an
nounced, according to promise by the board
of health, in the following official notice:
MEMPHIS, August ID. 1878.
Mrs. Kate BiOnda, at No. 212 Front row, is I'M
doubtedly a case Of yellow-fever
d. ID. SAUNDERS, NJ. D.,
President Board of Health.
j. n. ERSKINE, NJ. D.,
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STATE NEWS.

The Seventeenth Maine Regiment Association
will hold meeting at Grand Army Hall 10 Port
land, Thursday evening, July llth, at eight
O'Clock, to make arrangements for their annual
reunion.
The Price Current says that there are in Port.
land fourteen cigar manufacturers, producing in
the aggregate S30,7Sl cigars annually which at
thirty dollars thousand, about q fair average
price for the quality manufactured, shows bust
ness amounting to S25, 1892.
The following are failures reported in this State
the past week:
Warren c. Downer, general store, Waterboro',
is in bankruptcy.
X. S. Webster, clothing dealer, Portland, is re-
ported failed
John Jones. Jr general store, wiscasset, Is re-
ported failed
Hatch Brothers, boots and shoes, Waterville,
are in bankruptcy.
On the evening of July 4th as Mr.. Charles NJ
Doane and his son Ephrsim were coming into the
village OF Brewer, just as they were passing the
residence of n. j. Bunker, rocket went off pass
ing near the young horse they were driving
which so frightened him that he started to run;
upon which Mr.. Doane took hold of one of the
Iens-his sou WAS driving at the time-and pull
ing upon the same it broke, causing the horse to
Turn to one side of the road at q calvert which
threw them out, injnring Mr.. Dospe's shoulders
considerably and shaking up Ephrsim.
The Unitarian church in Bangor is closed dur
ing the summer vacation of the pastor.
The following are recent business changes in
this State:
Bangor-Bragg & Wescott, grocery store, dis
solved
Thuiston & Patterson grocers, now Thurston,
Patterson & Bragg.
Foxcroft-J. w. & A. NJ. Campbell. grocers,
dissoved now J. W. Campbell.
Pitt,feld-E. Ii. Pushor, drugs, sold to II. A.
Libby.
The Wing says that as Mr.. Hiram Wiswell of
Holden, W as returning home from Bangor hav-
ing a moving machine in his wagon, the horse
became frightened aud ran away. 1t was found
that one car was cut or ground entirely of, aud
his body badly bruised, bat no bones were brok-
en-,
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THE EASTERN QUESTION.
THE NEW TREATY BETWEEN ENG.
LAND AND TURKEY.
QUESTIONS SETTLED BY THECON.
GRESS.
COMPLAINTS MADE BY THE PEG.
PIE.
THE DIGNITARIES SPOkEN OF


New YORK, July s. A cable special saws Eng.
land has concluded defensive treaty for the
maintenance and integrity of the Sultan's Asiatic
dominions. The Porte has accordingly granted
TO England the right TO occupy the Island of Cy-
prus Immediately. This treaty will be announced
TO Congress, as 1t was done dependenty OF
Congress. and in an independent contract between
England and Turkey alone.
LONDON, July s. In referring to the new trea.
ty between England and Turkey, the Telegraph ;.
correspondent says:
This defensive treaty does not necessarily
come within the scope of the deliberations OF
Congress 1t is an independent contract between
the powers concerned, the validity of which could
not be called IN question except at the cost OF
war. The arrangement will, however, be an.
nouneed to Congress. The position of Cypress.
will give Eng land absolute control over the Eu.
pirates Valley. A railway having this object in
view will be constructed. No further Russian en-
croachment in this direction will be possible. As
far as Asis is concerned, England and Turkey
will practically form Que power"
The Posts Berlin correspondent says as CON-
pensston for the loss of Bstoum, Congress has
decided the Turks shall retain Bayszd and the
| whole valley leading thereto, including that OF
Alashgerd
A telegram from Vienna says Batoum is not to
be made free port, after the fashion of Hamburg
or Altoona, but will become Russian free port
which is quite different.
Respecting Crete the solution proposed by Con.
grcss is considered unacceptable at Athens, where
public opinion is exasperaled.
The Times Berlin correspondent telegraph.
that he learns in St. Petersburg and still more ia
Moscow, great indignation is felt at the results Of
| the Congress. Russian diplomatists in general
and plenipotentiaries at Berlin in particular are
spoken OF with contempt. They do nothing, the
| people say, but make concessions, and are ready
to accept any humiliation to gain the appreciation
of Europe.
BERLIN, july 8. The Congress was in session
four hours to-day. The Agence Russo says
| compromise appears TO have been reached 10 pri-
vste interviews, in regard to the claims Of the La
Is.
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Boston stock List.
Sales at the Brokers' Board
Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO, July z, l57t.
FLOUR-Extra spring 4.4oa5.O0: western 40;
southern SIS.
WHEAT No. 3 Chicago spring Cash 90ass.
June. 0.O0 -a"C0 =: July ,sl-a1; August, STA
a =; No. g. Os!h Regular. a, rejected Co..
o0-a0o-; July 37A.a-; August. 81 400; rejected,
3tl.
OATS = Cash 23laa-; June 24.a--; July 2sH
a22la August, ~.
KiE-4s-l
BAkIkY-4S-.
DRESSED HOGS-4.l1a4.l2k.
PORN Cash o .0-ag.l7n; June s.N.- JuIv
9.3Q1s August, 3ksa9 10.
LARD-Cash 6s2la ,6 IS o; June 6s2k-a; July
6o5-aB.s7h; August 8 Ska.
BULK MEATS Shoulders 4kaI1, short rib
site5 t7ia--5; short clear rib kaV clear sides
sAa64
WhISkEY-l0G.
FREiGHTS-Corn to Buffalo II tcents; wheat
j. cents.