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THE New York Herald says that the meet
ing in New York on Friday to denounce
assassination was outraged by the presence
and BLACKBOARD behavior of the few "vsga-
bonds and outlaws who make their living by
trafficking in the shame AMI degradation of
their country" but the conduct of the ma
jority had "the excellent effect OF showing
how few they are and how sternly they are
denounced and condemned by their more
law abiding and patriotic countrymen.n
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An EIec,r.cs, COMMUNICATION,

CLEVELAND May15--Fhe Lender says:
been stated in the New York pspers
that agents of Faure, the Partisan electri-
clan, have come to this country with the
FAure batteries for the storage of electricity,
and that a company is to be formed for the
sale of this patent in the United States. 1t
might be well to state, for the benefit of cap
italiss, that Faure's storage patent is an in
reference with Charles F. Brush's similar
patent, and that Brush. in a case recently
decided in the patent office, proved the pri-
ori,y of his invention back of the earliest
date claimed by Faure for his French
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WASHINGTON, May 14-Representative
Speer, of Georgia, furnishes for publication
the following copy of a telegram to be laid
before Georgia Independents, for governor,
and it is understood TO be authoritative:
WASHINGTON, D. c., May IA, 1882.
To the Hon. W. II. FELTON,, Atlanta, Ga:
hope the committee OF Independent Democrats
who meet tomorrow Will recommend Mr..
stephens as the people candidate for governor.
know positively he will not reject such recon-
mendaIion, and that if he is elected he will be
governor of all people, without regard TO party,
and he viii be controlled by no ring
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Cotton Belt Bulletin.
MEMPHIS. Tenn, Nav IL 1882 5 pm
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HERE is disgraceful exhibit. The total
disbursements for support of public schools
during the calendar year, 1880, was only
Sl7S, 139 % in ifty-seven parishes outside
OF Orleans, and s23S,719 IA in Orleans,
m liking altogether S4l1, 1853 81. California,
which has $4,000 less population than Lou
isians, expends on education So 01O,907.
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Committee ON tue Revision Of The Con
aiIfufion of the Preshx ferian Church

ST. LOUIS, May 15.-The committee of the
General Assembly of the Presbyterian
Church of the.United States, appointed to re-
wise the constitution thereof, arrived here
and commenced their duties to-day. The
committee consists of the Rev. A. D. Craven,
Newark, n. J. ;jthe Rev. DIR. McGiil, Prince
ton, n. j.; the Rev. DR.. West, Cincinnati;
the Rev. DIR. Hatfield, New York; the Rev.
DR.. Patterson, Chicago; the Rev. DR.. Patton,
Princeton, \. J.; the Rev. DIR. Moore, Column
bus, Ga. The lay members are Judge Breck-
inridge, ST. Louis; Judge Nickerson, Tren-
ton, n. j., and Judge Moore, Chicago.
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LAW REPORTS.
Chancery corr.-McDoweu Judse.

Chancery COrrt-McDoweI Judge.
Calendar for May 10Th: 32S5, Cash vs.
Boyle; 1907, Finch VS. Anderson; 1892, Tighe
VS. Brannon; 1910, Rawlings VS. MoGehee;
1912, NJ oore VS. Moore; 1904, Andrews VS.
City; 1914, Andrews VS. City; 1913, Barrett
vs. City; 1916, Toof VS. City; 1920, Fa'gason
VS. City; 1921, Galbreaih VS. City; 1922, Nc
Kesson VS. Curtis; 1928, Cubbins vs Hiskey;
1910, Williams VS. Williams; 1858, d ,rbiero
VS. CASTOR; 1854, Lane VS. Lewis; 1855, Lamb
VS. Cheek; 1878, Affiick VS. Marsh; 1875, Nc
Farlsnd VS. Allen; 1876, Spiegel VS. Crook;
1882, O'Nen VS. Brown; 1887, Hester vs.
Sooy; 1888, Berries VS. Grist; 1899, State vs.
Armour; 1000, Stewart vs. Lacey; 4003,
Hays VS. Lacey; 1904, Rash VS. Ash; 40l4,
Street VS. Bowers; 1927, Organ VS. Overton;
1929, Moby Va Mobly; 1850, Allen vs. Nc
Farlaud; 1859, Cogbill vs. D'Arusmore;
4O61, Brown vs. Miller; 4071, Coward VS.
Dent; 1912, Burke vs. Uhlmani 4074, JONES
va Becker; 4O76, Water Company vs. Pierce;
4O7S, Allen vs. Deloach; 1884, Erwin vs
Stewart; 1886. Atmore VS. Atmore.
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worth a Dozen Dead saen.

My physician, after exhausting me fnan-
cially, cody informed me that my case was hope
less that no remedy would reach my case. ana it
entirely useless for TO continue taking med
ieine l was tod that one lung was gone that my
bowels and kidneys were all decayed. l suffered
overwhelmingly fom the horrors OF dyspepsia and
painful urination. and my breath came short and
quick, while my heart at times ceased to beat en-
tirely, while again it wouli thump most vehe-
mently. A sister of nine Mrs. Khorer, in Balti-
more, wrote to father advising him to get me
Browns Iron Bitters. From the very first dose /
felt a change; now all pain is gone my digestion
Is good, my urine is free from sediment, and my
slumber I'm broken and dreamless. now feel per
fectly restored, aud go about and do as much work
as ever did, and do not feel the least fatigued
DANIEL r. MCKENZIE
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The health of Mr.. Herbert Spencer has
again broken down. This result: is due
partly to the anxiety which the organization
of the Anti-Aggression League has caused
him, and partly to the worry eutailed by his
having to abandon his elaborate system of
descriptive sociology"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-05-16

THE Boston Transcript thinks the times are
strangely out of joint when General Butler
Hobbies the United States Senate in behalf Of
a nominal Republican nomination, opposed
by two Massachusetts, senators, IN aid of
whom Mississippi and Kentucky senators
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m. Il. General Conference.

NASHVILLE, May 15.-At the General Con-
ference of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
South, to-day, letter extending fraternal
greetings was read from Bishop Wood, of
the African Methodist Episcopal Zion
church, and also one, from the General Con-
ference of the Colored Methodist Church
recently held in Washington City.
A minority report was submitted from the
Committee on Temperance, recommending
that further legislation on the subject would
be unwise and is not necessary. The ques-
ton of the election of bishops was considered,
and the conference agreed by vote of $50
to 106 to elect five new bishops, and their
election was made the special order from 10
o'clock tomorrow.
A telegram was received from the mission.
AIRY in Shanghai, praying for harmony and
progress.
memorial was presented asking definite
action as to the annual collection for the
American Bible Society.
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WEEKLY REPORT.

WASHINGTON, May 5. 1882.
The rainfall for the past week in the cot
ION belt averages sb5ut as follows: South
Atlantic States, 033 inches; East Gulf
States, OBJ; West Gnlf States, GAG; Ohio
valley and Tennessee, "a. Average for the
district, 0.4S inches.
For Tennessee, separately, the weekly
amount is: Chattanooga, 0.04 inches; Knox
vile, 0 40; Memphis, 0O4; Nashville, 0 80.
Average for Tennessee, 0.20 inches.
SIGNAL OFFICE, MEMPHIS, Tenn. May H. 1SS2
" B. HAZEN, Chief sigma, Once.
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The Southern baptist Convention Con.
ciudes Its LabOFS.

GREESvILLE, S. c., May 15.-The Baptist
Convention adopted the report of the COM
mittee on the conclusions of the board Of
Foreign Missions, opposing special mission
airy work among the Jews, they having been
80 scattered az to come under the influence of
all the other missionaries.
Boards of Home and Foreign Missions
were appointed, with the right to elect their
own presidents and secretaries.
The report Of the committee ON the petition
of the PresbyteriaDs to memorable Congress
on the subject of the Sunday law was
amended so as TO recommend efforts for gen.
eral legislative enactments by christians in
their capacity citizens.
Waco, Tex, was chosen as the place for the
meeting of the next convention in May, 1883,
and DR.. John A. Broaddus, of Louisville,
was appointed to preach the convention SER
mon, with DIR. Strickland, OF Lennoxville,
Tex, as alternate.
The convention then adjourned,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-05-16

THE unrepudiated local debts of the
United States-State, county and municipal
amounts to $1,000, 100000. The average
interest paid on this amount is 6.17 per
cent, which, if reduced to the average paid
by the Federal government on it's bonded
debt, would save the taxpayers SS5,0O0,O00
per annum. 1t ought to be saved.
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Death and Marriage Notices, Funeral Notices and
Obituaries. are charged at regular rates.
We will not accept any advertisement to follow
reading matter.
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IT is reported that the secretary of the in
terror has decided to adopt the policy of dis
arnring all the Indians in the Western
States and Territories who are subject to the
effective control of the government, and that
the orders necessary to carry out this pelicy
will shortly be issued
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-05-16

THE people of the Mississippi valley have
lana, and therefore mean to quarantine
against New Orleans the very first opportu-
nifty that offers-that is the moment an
nouncement is made of the presence of one
case of yellow-fever or cholera.
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chicago STOCK Board opened.

successfully opened today. President Hemo-
lin, made an address and introduced the
caller, who went through the list of stocks
and securities Several sales were made,
but none Of a very large amount. There
was large attendance OF members, includ-
inc anne fr,rra Neu Ycrk
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society OF the Army ortne Cumberland.

CHICAGO, May 15.-The Society of the
Army of the Cumberland propose popular
contribution on Decoration day toward the
erection in Washington of statue of the
late President Garfield, who was so conspic-
uous a member of that army. Contributions
may be made through the Associated Press
papers, or sent direct to Lieutenant-General
Sheridan, Chicago, ILL.,. or H. c. Corbin,
assistant acknowledgement of the United
States army, Washington, d. c.
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SENATOR Brown, of Georgia, was in his
seat in The Senate yesterday, and Mr.. Alex
H. Stephens expects to be out of bed in ten
days and in his in the House. But for Sem
ator Hill there is very little hope, so little
that already it has been agreed upon to elect
Governor Colc,u; % - 81 1.ls.zpiaoe-fif-ca OF
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WHISKY'S WORK.
Joe Hawkins, Of fernando, Miss. Shot
ard Fatally Wounded by John
Payne, Planter
Residing Near that Place-Remarkable
ExtraditiOn Proceedings-NegrO
Rape Fiend Arrested.
Special to the Appeal

Special to the Appeal
HERNANDo, Miss, May 15.-Mr. Joe NJ.
Hawkins, one OF our best and most popular
business men, was seriously, and it is feared
fatally shot this evening about o'clock, by
John Payne, young farmer living near
town. No excuse is given for the deed, other
than that Payne was under the influence of
liquor At this time 10 PM Payne is still
at LARGE
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-05-16

THIS is a free country, and a man has
perfect right TO change his opinions or party
whenever hefeels justified in so doing, there
fore much of the denunciation of General
Chalmers is out of order. Let him run his
Independent course, but let him run by him
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General Io.ssh q. barnard.

DETROIT, May l5.-General Joseph G..
Barnard, for many years at the head OF the
department of engineers of the United States
army, died at the Russell House, this city,
yesterday morning. He has been an invalid
Tor some time. He came here with his wife,
from Clifton, about ten days ago. His ply
sicians soon discovered that he was smitten
with fatal illness. His remsins have been TO
ais home at Sheffield, Mass.
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Indecent Hurry About Being Senator


WASHINGTON, May 13.-The Star tonight
says that a dispatch received here this morn
ing from Arkansas says that Senator Ben
Hill, of Georgia, is able to sit up and is in
better spirits than he has been for months.
Still, his physicians do not give him any
hope for recovery. In case of his death,
Governor CoIquitt, it is said, will be his sue
cessor, and Representative Stephens is to be
a candidate for the governorship.
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PUBLISHERS ANNOUNCEMENT
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Specimen copies sent free of charge.
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THE cotton tax, amounting to sos, 100000,
illegally collected during the years 1858 to
1868 inclusive, if returned to the Southern
States would furnish each with a school sys-
tenn equal to that of the most favored States
of the North.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-05-16

THERE is trouble brewing in the camp OF
the Readjusters of Virginia. Massey's i'm
placable enmity to Malone means a split
among the white Readjusters, while the ma
groes will be largely controlled by the re-
commentator Of the Republican convention.
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The Notary Law of Missouri Declared
Inc0nAtitnttOnal.

ST.. LOUIS. May ia Pos, De patch special
from Jefferson City says: "The Supreme
Court has declared the present notary law
unconstitutional. The last Legislature in
the spring of 1881. passed bill limiting the
number of notaries in St. Louis to 100, and
Iegislating those who held the office of no.
tary out of Office. Under this decision the
notarial acts and deeds Of the past eighteen
months become involved in doubt as to their
legality. The full effect of the decision is
not vet understoodo
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-05-16

GALVESTON, May 15.-The Missouri Press
Association arrived here yesterday by the
Southern Pacific. Eighty gentlemen and
thirty-6ve ladies are in the party. The even
ing was passed upon the beach. There will
be reception at the Cotton Exchange; also
an excursion on the bay to the government
improvements, and a banquet
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-05-16

The attorney general Is required by law 10
examine all the books, receipts, vouchers,
etc, of the different clerks offices. Yester-
day he filed his report of the examination of
Clerk UhPs Office. He found nothing to
criticise except in the keeping of the min
utes, which he said should state the presence
OF a clerk and sheriff. He found fault
with the trustees report to the clerk, on the
ground that 10 the advertisement of sales he
failed to state that the lots were offered in
the smallest subdivisions. The reports were
examined by an APPEAL reporter, who
found that the same thing was virtually
done, for the smallest part was offered for
sale to the mau who would take il. The
reporter was informed that the trustees re-
ports follow out the language of the law
almost exactly; indeed, more 50 than the
recommendations OF the attorney general.
Naturally, however, from the latter's casual
examination, he would not notice the matter
carefully, and had TO have something to re-
port about. His criticism, therefore, ia vir-
tually nothing.
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PRICES Of NheRf I'm SnAfn.

NEW YORK, May 15.-The secretary of
state of Spain telegraphs the censul-general
here to inform the trade that the price of
wheat at present in Andalusis, Seville and
Cadiz, Is s. 50(64; in Castillo. Estrem adur
and Arragon, S3@3 so; in Alicante and Muir
cis, s. 1903 per farrega. A farrega is one
and six-tenths of a busheI.
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EUREKA SPRINGS, ARK, May 15.-Tbe
Hon. E. c. Washburn, ex-member of Con-
gress and ex-governor OF Wisconsin, died
here at $50 o'clock Yesterday afternoon of
paralysis and Brighl's disease. The remains
left here Tor Lacrosse, Wis, this morning
They will be accompanied 10 Chicago by the
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GEORGIA INDEPENDENTS.
II. stephens 10 be Their Car
dIdate for Governor.

ATLANTA, May 15.-Nine leading indie
pendent Democrats met to day and issued an
address to the people of Georgia, and indefi-
nitely postponed the mass-meeting set for
June 9Th, and urging the party to run Alex.
III. Stephens for governor
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-05-16

SHERIFF ATHY's nomination and re-elec-
ton are foregone conclusions. No one can
successfully oppose him. He has proven
faithful, honest and earnest officer, and has
done his duty. More than that no man can
he or do
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-05-16

Mr.. HENDRICKS writes that the greatest
interest in political results is appearing in
Indiana, and that the Democrats care hope
ful-almost confident"
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TO THE DEAD.

MADISON, Wis, May Ex-Governor Rusk
has issued a proclamation announcing the
death of c. c. Washburn, ex-governor of
this State, commencing his example and life
as worthy Of emulation, appointing ten emf
nent citizens as a committee to attend the
funeral obsequies and directing that the cap
itol be draped in mourning for thirty days.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-05-16

PROF. SIMON NEwooAdB, the astronomer
of Washington City, has received notice of
his election as an honorary member of the
Royal Irish Academy of Dublin in recogui-
tion of his distinguished services to science
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we solicit letters and communications upon sub
jects Of general interest, but such must always
be accompanied by the name and address of the
writer, as guarantee Of his good faith and re
sponsibility. No notice can be taken of anony-
nous communications.
Communications for publication must be written
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matters connected with the editorial depart
ment, should be addressed: To THE EDITORS OF
THE APPEAL Memphis Tenn.
We cannot, as rule, undertake TO return articles
not found suitable for publication.
Business letters should be addressed:
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n e. GALWAY 2S2 Second street
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Negro Rapfst Arrested.

INDIANAPOLIS, May 15.-Charles Stewart,
a colored barber, was arrested to-day
charged with committing an outrage on a
little girl FIVE years old, over a week ago.
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Nervous Sufferers

Nervousness is often attended by many
annoying symptoms such as black spots fitting
before the eyes ringing or buzzing in the ears
flashes of visionary light in darkness inability 10
look up or about suddenly without growing faint
or dizzy, wakefulness, vivid dreaming etc. all of
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McBiEIey's denomination a sure
Thing.

CLEVELAND, May IA special to the
Leader, giving the result of the congressional
primary meetings in Columbisna county,
shows that Congressman Mckinley has
twenty-six out of ffty-one delegates to the
district convention. This practically settles
the fight and insures McKinley's renomina-
ton.
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Ctrcuit Cour,-Pierce.J Judge.

Calendar for to-day: GAS, J. T. Moore ct
VS. G. A Siovall; GIL, NJ. J. Riley, admins
traitor, VS. Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Company; $3.50, E. B. McHenry, receiver, VS.
Ben May ct al; 63l0, John Steele g. Co. VS.
J. NJ. Horton; 6443, ]. Baxter & Co. VS. J. W..
Vernon; 6477, G. H. Ciowers VS. J. A'g. o.;
6611, ]. l.. Hampstead, administrator, vs.. A.
L. Duvall; 662S, w. j. Smith VS. John
Hughes; 663S, Carver Mschine Company VS.
w. f. Sanderlin ct al; $3.50, Carver Machine
Company vs. w. f. SInderiin ct al.
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Headquarters of X of HI. Removed TO

BALTIMORE, May 15.-The Supreme Lodge
OF knights of Honor have located the gem
eral headquarters of the order permanently
at Louisville, and have removed the Office OF
supreme treasurer from Springfield, KY, and
Louisville
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FIVE NEW BISHOPS
To be Elected by the General Methodist
Episcopal Conference.-The Southern
Baptist Convention.
Meeting Of the Committee to Revise the
Constitution OF the Presbyterian
Church at st. Louis.

NEW YORK, May 15.-The American
Tract Society issued $4,000 volumes, re-
ceived S379,221 and expended S374, 097
during the past year.
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The Criminal Court.

Judge Horrigan began the May term oil
the Criminal Court yesterday. He will soon
go through the cases presented before him
with his usual lightniDg-like rapidly. The
principal events Of the term will be the trial
of Robert NJ. Schuyler, for rape, next Thurs
day, and the Smith case. The latter case
has been set for June 18th. The general inn
preston is that the bottom has dropped out
of this case and it is not unlikely that an in
dictment for the murder of Moore will be
brought against another party, who has been
active in trying to secure a conviction OF
Mrs. Smith. Several gamblers were ar
raigned before Judge Horrigan, and plead
ing guilty were fined $50 in one case and $40
in another.
The following grand jurors were i'm
paneled for the May term: ]. I. Petit,
foreman; w. J. Chase, Joe Walter, d. Car
roll, NJ. H. Reilly, w. F. Stone, James
Bacon, ]. +. Frank, S. Scheibier. L. Podesta
j. NJ. Goodbsr, L. NJ. Dean and S. Adler.
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uoxrr.eLE spEI,es HOTEL,

OSTHE CUMBERLAND aOUSTAIS-Will be
~ opened June II. 1882. The annual Conclsve
Of the Grand CoTnrnan6eFy Tennessee Knights
TemplAr will Be held al MoTteRgie. June 18th The
nous ras been put in excellent cOnditon-mueh
improved since last year HoSTEAGLE HOTEL
CO., Monteagle Springs, Tenn'