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The Forestry Congress-

MONTREAL, August 23.-At the meeting of
the American Forestry Congress to-day, Mr..
Beside moved that the organization of local
associations be encouraged, 50 that all parts
OF the North American continent NAV be
represented in the Forestry Congress. which
was adopted. The congress elected the fol-
lowing officers: Hon. William I.oring. presi
dent; Hon. H. G. Jolly, FIRST vice-president:
DIR. J. A. Warder, second vice-president; w.
S; Little, OF Montreal, secretary; James S.
Faymass, treasurer. The time aud place of
the next meeting wss left to The Executive
Committee. The congress then adjourned.
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A Brutal Outrage.

HANNIBAL, Mo, August 23.-Two young
negroes-Eruerty Kennedy zrri e. ~ srtl Muir
phy-brutally assaulted white girl, sixteen
years old, named Dora KimbalI, while she
was walking along the railroad track in a
western suburb of the city about noon yester-
day. They dragged her into the high weeds
by the side of the road, and were caught in
the act Of ravishins her by D. II. Courtney,
who was driving by in wagon. Murphy
was captured by Courtney and taken to police
headquarters, aud great crowd of excited
citizens Immediately turned out to hunt Ken
nedy. After long chase he was captured
and lodged in Jail, but not until after the
relatives of the outraged girl, who were in
the pursuing party, had made an Intellectual
attempt TO kill him. Both of the prisoners
will have an examination to-day, when it is
apprehended they will be iynched.
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tsbOr organizations are giving much

a ( fabor organizations are giving much
to the subject of the congressional
Pommittee appointed to investigate the labor
problem. Many out on strike are likely
o be induced to go to work and await what
pay result from it. In case the investiea-
ion leads to no practical results, it is pro-
posed by many workmen and their societies
r proclaim general grand etzike of all the
Zrades In the Union, SO "a to enforce SEINE
|yslem by which tie division of the pro-
eeds Of labor shall be made fairly between
pc Iaoorer and tee capitalist. Such strike
Louid be danger to society and order.
Put the workinginen must be dealt with
Flrly or trouble must come.
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PHYS SCHEME.
NEW swINDLE ON WESTERN FARMERS AND
GRAIN GROWERS.


WASHINGTON, August 23.-An enterprising
Individual named B. d. Ply, stationed at
Body, ILL.,, has been sending out circulars to
Western farmers offering for sale a new yari
ETY. Of wheat 80 superior in quality that he is
willing to trust the farmers until they have
sown and gathered the graiE, and then if it
does not yield q third more than other kinds
of wheat he asks no pay. In carrying out
this benevolent scheme he finds it necessary
to call upon the bene6ciaries to send by mail
81 10 prepay the express charges on the large
bags Of seed wheat. The dollar has, in many
cases, been sent, but no wheat came, and the
victims have complained TO the posloffice de-
partment, which can do nothing but direct
the return 10 the senders Of all money orders
aud registered letters, having no power to in-
terfere with his ordinary sealed letters. After
the transaction of q brisk business at Body,
Ply, finding it was getting too hot there, mi
grated to Ramsay, ILL.,, where the same or
ders to postmasters have been sent.
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SOMEWHAT SCATTERED.
THE ADMINISTRATION DISPERSED OVER THE
COUNTRY ENJOYING ITSELF.


WASHINGTON, August 23.-The admins
traiion, with the exception of Secretary Lin
coin, is out of town. A better man could not
be left. For a time the third assistant was
the highest officer on duty in the postofice
department, notwithstanding the Star-route
trial was in progress. In the course of this
trial, curiously enough, questions have fire.
quently arisen as to the validity of acts hav-
ing important bearings, performed while
subordinates exercised functions not belong
ing to them. The President, who is sworn
to see the laws faithfully executed, may be
right in supposing that they will be; but
when nearly every one but subordinates and
substitutes are away, there is some doubt
about the matter. At the late session Con-
gress appropriated specially over $50 ,000, 600.
Expenditures are constantly going on. The
immense special appropriations presuppose
special attention and special watchfulness.
II is to be hoped that no interest suffers and
not dollar is squaudered while the govern
ment is scattered from one end of the country
to the other. 1t requires a considerable
stretch of belief to reach this conclusion.
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a..arick. ON ride. and Hanco.h.

Ex-Governor Hendricks, OF Indiana, was
questioned while in Louisville recently by q
reporter of the Commercial of that city about
the Democratic presidential ticket two years
hence. "1'he ticket of 1876" said he, will
not De renominated. will never be candi-
date for yice-president again. No, sir; l will
never run for that Office again. Mr.. Tilden
ia most able mau-one OF the clearest-
headed men / ever knew. He knows, and
you know, aud every body knows that he was
elected to the presidency. He feels that he
WAS most unjustly deprived of that office. To
a man of Mr.. Tilden's strong character, this
burning wrong must be righted, and he will
never rest satisfied till II il righted. General
Hancock Is a possibility, not a probabiIity.0
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Michigan Greenbaekers.

GRAND RAPIDS, August 23.-The State
Greenback Convention met in this city and
organized by electing the Hon. w. d. Fuller,
of Newaygo, temporary chairman. The
usual committees were appointed. Two
thirds of the convention favor fusion with
the Democrats, while the other third are vio-
lently opposed to it. A collection was taken
up to defray telegraph expenses between
this city and jackson, where the Democratic
convention ia in session.
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My..erleu. pi.aprs.rnnce.

ST. Louis, August 23.-Dispatches from
Lake Minnetonka, MIMI, say tina. Miss Ella
Walker, daughter of DIR. e., s. Walker, one
of the leading and best known homeopathic
physicians in this city, disappeared from
there Monday evening and has not since
been heard of. There are theories of suicide
and of eIopement, but nothing definite seems
to be known regarding the matter, further
than that Miss Walker went out on the lake
Monday evening in skiff alone, and has
not since been seen or heard of. The event
excites deep sympathy here on the part of
friends of the family, who are very numerous
and among the best people in the city.
Later--The body has been found in the
lake. 1t is undoubtedly case of suicide.
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The work of AeeompIi.hsa Wanderers.

MOUNT PULASKI. ILL, August 23.-Evi-
dences multiply that accomplished murder
ers perpetrated the triple murder al Nc
Mahon's farm. The farmers have we'll
organized search in progreEs, and will ran
sack the country. The arrest of Rush last
night was more OF a Precaction than any
thing else. Suspicion is mere directed against
w. r. Hall, a desperate resident, who has
been much reduced lately, and has been
working out He knew Mcmahon well, being
distantly related to him. His actions and
record are suspicious. john A. Peltz aud
Oliver Hall, his brother are also suspected.
None of them have been arrested, but all are
Swallowed
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Sweden couple of years ago, but was &C.
quilted here through the absence of wit
nesses, ~as to-day sentenced 70 sixteen years
In the penitentiary by the Van Buren, Court
for DEMONSTRATING. He is the leader Of
notorious gang of horse Thieves, with head
quarters 10 the mountains, who have been
running stock from Western Arkansas into
tie Indian Territory.
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IRELAND.

DUBLIN, August 23.-At the close of the
Commission Court to-day Judge Lawson
complimented the jurors on the way they
had discharged their duties in convicting
every case except one, trifing one, where
there was fair ground for disagreement. He
thought the attorney-gsneral had exercised
wise discretion in removing the venue of the
recent trials to Dublin.
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An Aged an murdered By His Nephew.

LITTLE Rock, August ga Gazette
special gives the particulars of tragedy,
eighteen miles from Arkansas City, resulting
from an old feud between two brothers, Rob-
ert and James Costello. Yesterday the lat
ter's son, little Bob Costello, entered his
uncle's house, quarrel ensued, and both
sprang 10 their feet. The boy seized rife
and shot his uncle through The body. In
the effort to escape after being shot, the old
man staggered to the door, when Bob dubbed
hisgun and beat him over fae head and face
till he dropped dead; then the murderer took
the dead mans gun from the rack and fed
to the woods. He is twenty-five years old,
and desperate character. His victim was
aged sixty years, and respectable planter.
large party is hunting the fugitive to-day.
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LITTLE RocK. ARK, August q, 1ss2.

To the Texas and Arka nsas Excursiouists:
Announcements fer tho HssoursioD isto of the osth
have been made with the Little Rock and Fort
Smith; Little Rock Mississippi River and Texas;
st. Louis. Iron Mountain and Southern; Texas
and Pacific, and the International and Great
Northern Railroads to grant stop-over privileges
one way (goinK West) at stations or terminal cou-
pons east of destination to which the ticket reads.
The agents of the several lines will meet the Elk
cursionists and offer every facility for exsmina-
ton of the lands on their respective lines
d. C. ROBERTS, 6. p and t. Agent.
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KINGSTON, ONT., August 23--The fishery
inspector stopped Americans from fishing IN
Canadian waters. A number of steam yachts
and small boats have been operating in the
vicinity of Wolfe sud Simeoe Islands. The
inspector informed them that they had nc
right there, unless licensed. Some tourists
declined at first TO move, but did so on the
threat being made that their boats would be
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RAILROAD TAXES.
Amounts for which the ysfieas Conn.,
paRfes are Assesses

Special to the Appeal
NASHVILLE, August 23.-The STATE DoAro
of Railroad Tax Assessors for Tennessee nave
assessed the distributable prOPsr'y oil the
following named roads at the value per mile
as indicated by the figures opposite the name
of each road.
Parties inlerested have ten dsys IN which
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American women.
phf1,aola -.

We are accustomed 10 boast that Ameri-
can girls know how 10 take care of them
selves without the aid Of ehaperones or duen-
mas. So they do Whether 1t is wise or in
good taste or in good form to go about with
out ehaPeTOn is smother question. But the
idea that no girl can be out alter dark with
out danger, is an insult to well-bred Ameri-
can women.
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THE GOLDEN WEBBING
OF Szr. and Mrs. James Elder Celebrated
AT Blue Ridge sprinxs-

Special to the Appeal.
BLUE RIDGE SPRINGS, Va, August 2S.-
The golden wedding of Mr.. and Mrs. ames
Elder, of Memphis, was celebrsied here this
evening in an elaborate manner They were
surrounded by most of their children and
grandchildren, all wishing themlong life and
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CRIMINAL CALENDAR.

Special to the Appeal
LITTLE Rock, August %. = Captain
O'Haver, of Memphis, left for home this
afternoon with Andy Gooseby, who last
March shot and attempted to kill his father
in-law, VIM. May, in Memphis. The pris-
oner was captured here by Detective Adams,
day or two since.
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The G., o. and 3. w. *. y.
will sell round trip tickets from Covington Ripley
field and Paducah, Kentucky. Also, Louisville
and Nashville Railroad from stations between
Memphis and Bowling Green, Kentucky, and sta
tons on the Henderson branch between Guthrie
and Henderson, to Memphis, at four cents per mile
round trip and only for this occasion. Trains
will leave Memphis n the 2Sth instant at O'Clock
a m and at 4:30 pm.
Tickets good for Thirty Days, and limited
to continuous passage in both directions. Re
member this is the LAST OPPORTUNITY THIS
YEAR. For further information call on or writs
to the folio wing-named Agents:
r. A WILLIAMS, Passenger Ag't, Memphis, Tenn
BARNEY HUGHES, Ticket Agent.
27S Main street, Memphis, Tenn
s. L. FINLEY, Ticket Agent, 258 Main, Memphis
and Louisville and Nashville Depot, head Main st
ID. C. ROBERTS, Gen. Pass'r and Ticket Agent,
Little Rock, Ark
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The Garland Trial.

IuNEsBuRe. VA, August 23-In the Gss
land trial for the murder of Allison, Charlie q.
F. Finch opened for the defense. Argument
for the defense will be closed tomorrow
morning by Captain Phil Mckinney. Judge
Drury A. Hinton will close the prosecution.
The general opinion is that verdict will be
rendered late to-norrow afternoon.
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to file exceptions to said assessmeni.
A BIG BONANZA.
New Hotel TO be Built Near Hot Sprfngs
Articles OF incorporates Filed.

Special to the Appeal
LITTLE Rock, August 23.-zso Ward, OF
this city, and S. W. Fordyce and other
wealthy citizens of Hot Springs, hzge formed
company with a capital of 100000 TO
build large botel at the Mountain Valley
Springs, near Hot Springs. The articles Of
association were filed with the ecretary of
state to-day. They will ship wsier in bar
rels, kegs and bottles to many Of the North
ern cities. They have big bpnanza, and
are working jointly with COMPANY which is
to build a railroad there from Hot Springs.
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FIFTY-FIVE BALLOTS.
Democratic Convention OF the Sixth
Mississippi Cong sssfonaI District.

Special to the Appeal
MAGNOLIA, Miss, August 2s.-The Sixth
District Congressional Convention of the
Democratic party met here to-day. Fifty
FIVE ballots have been taken, ffty-two of
which are as follows; The Hos. 4. s. Ford,
16; Colonel 7. r. Stockdale, IA; Colonel c.
P. Nelson, 4. The bes, feeling prevails. 1t
is not probable that nomination viii result
before to-morroW -
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ROYAL VISITORS.
CONTEMPLATED TRIP BY THE MARQUIS D
LoRNE AND PRINCES LOUISE.

LoRNE AND PRINCES LOUISE.
WAsHIseToS, August %. = Information
has been received hens-ni-ibe sexsemplated
trip through the United States The mar
gus OF Lorne and Princess Louise and their
suits. The distinguished party do not intend
visit to this country, but will pass through
here en- route 10 British Columbia They will
cross the lines at Detroit, going thence to
Chicsgo and Omaha, aud vid the Pacific
railroad to San Francisco. Arrangements
are making to provide for the transfer OF
their baggage and their personal travelling
effects through the United States.
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DETRorT, August 2S.-At the prize drill
to-day between the companies OF the Knights
OF Pythias there were six entries-Buffalo,
Springfield, o.; Kokomo, Ind; indianapolis,
Dayton, and Lafayette. Ind. The first prize,
$500, was won by Springfield; the second,
$500, by Kokomo; the third, 5000, by Day
ton. There will be competition for prizes
among the bands tomorrow.
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s,ekentux Tragedy.

HORSE CAVE, KY, August 2S.-!ntelli-
sence of a sickening tragedy, at Bonneville,
in this county, has Just been received here.
Retts AMI Hayes, two children of Henry
Butler, aged, respectively, eight and ak years,
we're eatirig apples Sunday morning, when
Hayes dropped his apple. Rstta picked it
up, and this 90 greatly incensed him that he
at once aItacked her savsgely with barlow
knife, cutting her 90 severely that she viii die.
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V1sAL1A, CAL, August 2S.-To- day Ben
Harris, a colored man living near here, shot
and MORALLY wounded his wife, killed his
tep-daughter, fourteen years old, and severely
wounded another step-daughter, aged ten
years, with an ak. Harris escaped before
The news of the tragedy reached town. Thirty
men are in hot pursuit Of the murderer.
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Mr. J. F. CARY, Colnmbus, O., writes 81
tried Browns Iron Bitters with my little girl,
whose blood seemed poisoned her skin being con-
SANITY covered with pimples and sores Il has
bleod in her system has entirely disappeared
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Kansas Greenbackers.

TOPEKA, KS, August 2S.-The Green
back State Convention met here at 4 O'Clock
this afternoon and elected III. NJ. Phillips
temporary chairman, ]. O. Montgomery tenn
porary secretary, and appointed the usual
committees. Adjourned till evening.
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Hor.efora'- Asid rho-pha.e

DR.. E. w. Robertson, CIevelsnd. o. saws;
"From my experience can cordially recon-
mend it as q brain andrerve tonic, especially
in nervous debility, nervous dyspepsia, etc.
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ALSO LARGE AMOUNTS OF REPAIR-woRK ON
OLD LEVEES.

Plans. profles and specifications of the above
work can be seen and other information that bid
ders may desire, obtained at the office OF G. M
Helm, Chief Engineer.
for the proper execution OF the WORK, and names
of securities attached to the bids. A forfeit OF
three (3) per cent will be required. Bids must be
addressed to the undersigned, and iDdolsed " Pro.
posals to Construct Levees." The right 10 reject
any and all bids will be reserved.
BY order of the Board. W. A. EEERMAN,
Secretary and Treasurer.
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Yeliow-Fever a. Er.v,sv,,,a

BROWNSVILLE, August 23.-Fifty-three
new cases reported, Two deaths, Mexieans.
Matamoras, eleven deaths, some new cases.
Our mails are not running; business stag
nant; merchants suffering for want of EN-
ployment- Westher showery and sultry.
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HUBBELL's COLLECTORS WORKING THE ARMY
AND NAVY DEPARTMENTS.
WAsHIEoToN, August 23.-The Star says:
The Republican collectors OF the congress
sional committee were working the army and
navy departments to-day. They had all who
had not responded 10 the request for yoluu-
tary contributions down on their books, aud
the del;nquents were seen. Nothing less tn an
two per cent. Of their salary is received.
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BUSINESS NOTICE.

MY friends and customers in North Mississippi
wi and West Tennessee will please bear In mind
that will I'LL all my business engagements with
them respectively between this and September
18TH. p. 7. FORSYTH,
with n henderson d Co.
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ST. JoHNsBuRG, VT, August 23.-Walter
81. shaw. an insurance agent, having proved
defaulter, has fled. The amount OF his
irregularities Is unknown.
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walt whitman Prescribed by Trinity
College.
Walt Whitman has Just been prescribed
BY Trinity College, Dublin. J. A. Galbrsith,
fellow OF the college, writes 10 Attorney
General Msrston, OF Massachusetts, that
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TNITY LODGE. No. 2I7 K. OF H--Nembers OF
u this lodge are hereby notified thai Asses
ment No l04. expires this 24th DAY OF Ang0s@
The same can be paid to Brother Dan Sch loss, No
I34 Main street. in the absence of Brother A. B.
Hill. All failing to pay on this day will be sus-
pended under the law. W. D. CANNON, Dictator.
]. SCHARFF Reporter, p. T.
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SHOLES'S
Memphis Directory.
VOL. 10 FOR 1883
VIII be issued as usuai Neyember ioth

VIII be issued usual November IOth
TO 18Th, Copyright ca.
MO BOOK CAN BE COPYRIGHTED UNTIL
IN PUBLIC ALTON. The citizens and business
community will be visited at the proper time fol
their Information and orders, and promise to
merit the same cordial announcement ana liberal
support that has been given me in former years
The well-known house of s. C. Tool d Co. will
continue to be responsible for the typography
while /, usual, shall personally compile and
supervise the work. Respectfully,
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Al kinds of Sporting Goods, Ten-f1n Balls and
Pins BflIiardl1oth- Baila. Cnalk. Cue Tips. etc,
IoT EoA- Is and Is Monroe st. Memphis. Tenn.
y. CONYEksE. AGENT.
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Ayes AeuE cURE has saved thousands
OF lives in the mzlarisl districts OF this and
other countries 1t ia warranted certain
and speedy remedy, free from all harmful
Ingredients
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GENERAL GORDON
The Man Upon Whose Shoulders VIII
Probably Fall the Mantle Of the
Late Senator Hill.
Treasury Receipts-A New Swindle-Our
Scattered
Blacknailers.
The RLAcKMAIIERs-

WARRINGTON, August 23.-McSHeeny re-
sumed his argument for the defeDss in The
Sisr-route trial this morning,
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

OFFICE BOARD MISSISSIPPI LEvEE COMMISSIONERS,
GRKENvILLE, miss, August 10, 1882.
OEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the
= office of the Board of Mississippi Levee Com
missiopers, at GREkNVILLE, Washington county
Miss up to O'Clock pm, Monday, September
1882 for constructing the following levees, pay
ments monthly, in cash:
APPROXIMATE ESTIMATES.
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Did YOu Kpow If?

You can strengthen the digestive organs,
ureyeut costfyeness diarrtoea, and all bowel dis
orders by q timely use of Browns Iron Bftters, 4
true tonic, perfect strengthened
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rHELasrG RAND EXCURSION THIS

Kear 20 ArkhMsas and TeXhs VIII iehve
Memphis, Tenn, Monday evening, August 2Sth. via
Memphis M Little Rock Railroad. Train leaves
L. and N R Z. Depot, Memphis. Tenn, at $3.50 IN
inc the bountiful and magnificent crops of Arkan.
sas and Texas Everybody should CO. Look at
these extraordinarily Low Rates from Memphis
to-fha foIIaUin0 nlaeae and rptIrn.
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DIED.

LYLE-Nesr Bartlett TenR., August, 70, 1882
KATIE B. RIcHAKDs only daughter of Mrs A
Lyle aged ten years and six months.