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CAPITAL BRIEFS.

WASHINGTON, September 6.-The acting
secretary of the treasury has authorized the
assistant treasurer at New York TO redeem
without rebate OF interest any bonds eni-
braced in the 115th call, the owners paying
express charges on the. bonds to Washington.
The report of the Postofice Commission
on the Chicago offices reached the depart
ment to-day. 1t is somewhat long, inasmueh
as almost every subject connected with the
service at Chicago is referred TO and many
changes in the management suggested.
Colonel Ingersoll renewed argument this
morning in the Star route trial, and spoke
until recess. When court reconvened At
torney-General Brewster began his speech,
which occupied the remainder of the day,
and was not concluded at adjournment
The courtroom was crowded during the en-
tire day, and was literally packed in the
afternoon, the unusual sight OF the attorney
general of the United States taking part IN
criminal case bringing out large numbers.
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AMONG the guests at the Peabody Hotel
to-day is General james q. George, United
States senator from Mississippi. He visits
Memphis for the first time in fourteen
years, and is here now in the levee interests
of his State. From this city be goes to ST.
Louis, where he viii meet the River Com
mission, which assemblies in that city next
Monday. Always watchful OF the interests
of his constituents, Senator George viii pre-
sent TO the commission the importance OF
the immediste improvement of the Vicks-
burg harbor, and that he will do all that
great ability, sound judgment and tireless
industry can accomplish for Vicksburg needs
no assurance from any one. General George
is empb aticslly a'worker, aud in his vocabu-
larry there is no such word as fail. In
company with the distinguished senator,
and united with him in the important
mission to ST. Louis, is General Edward S.
Butte, the president of the Vicksburg bank
Like his co-laborer, General Butts is gem
tlemAn of intelligence, and does not know
when to get tired as long as there is work
to do
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HENRY STATION, TENN.
Excitement Over the Campaigu-Ba
the Coming Man.
From an Appeal Correspondent

HENRY STATION, September 6.--Next to
crops, which of course are the paramount
consideration, 1 find sumo little excitement
growing mp in view of the impending guber-
material election. That General Bate will
sweep this county, as well as Dyer and Obion,
scarcely admits of doubt. The ball is
rolling, and, in my opinion, will continue 10
roll until the ides OF November will pro-
claim most glorious and triumphant issue.
have found ouly two or three RUSSELL men
in this entire county, and think that they
will be harnessed into the ranks before the
election. Crops are most excellent.
C. H. STROTHER.
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RUSSIA.

ST. PETERSBURG, September GA recent
speech of General Drentelen, governor of
Kieff, which accused the Jews of Islander in
asserting that the authorities connived at the
anti-Semitic disorders, and advised them to
give the country little OF that inordinate
love they lavish on money, has caused much
sensation. General Drentelen pointed out
that many of the Jews had been obliged to
return from America, and were starving in
Palestine, but that they were better off in
Russia than anywhere else, if they only
knew it.
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A DIsrArcH from Alexandria to the Lon.
don Neuos. OF Sunday states that meeting
was held ON Friday last to consider the DO.
sition of Septt mber and October contracts
for cotton ana seeds,n 1t has been found i'm.
possible In the present state of Egypt TO
make deliveries in those months. A com
mittee of the principal merchants and bank
ers was f9FRed TO ascertaiu the exact posi-
lion of the market and report within fourteen
days. New cotton should be arriving now,
but the crop " 1882 is behind and deficient,
owing to the advance OF labor and irrigation.
Under the most favorable circumstances a
large deficiency is expected.
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THEs4gs L the name of daily paper
puplished at Birmingham, Ala, he frst
number, OF which appeared on Tuesday last.
1t is q very handsome and well printed pa
per, and bears every evidence of skill and
ability, the columns being well filed with
telegrAphic news. In 80 enterp5ising and
growing : .tewe as Birmingham the Ass
ought Be- be 4 sl1ccess. ~
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ANOTHER DELUGE
I'm western Texas-RsiIIay CSmmuni.
cation interrupted. .-.

DALLAS, TE&., September 5.-Passengers
and railroad men on the incoming trains re-
port another great rain-storm in Western
Texas, which prevailed for thirty-six hours
prior to last night. Four serious washouts
are reported on the Texas and Pacific rail-
road between Big Springs and Tayuh, two
of which are 200 yards wide. Trains will be
delayed, but it is not thought for very long.
Gently visited by the deluge which wrought
so much damage to property and destroyed
an rnapv lives
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Tri.gfafe Fair.

TOLEDO, o., September 6.-The favorable
weather OF the first three days of the tri-
State fair has brought to the grounds a large
attendance, and the outlook promises we'll
for a most successful season, the fair continu-
ing through next week. To-day the military
prize drill was the principal attention. Ii
will be continued Tomorrow, and the prizes
awarded on Friday. The Toledo Cadets,
Wooster (O.) Guards and Treadway Rifles.
of ST. Louis, are the competing companies.
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THE BARROW EXPEDITION.

TELEGRAM FROM LIEUTENANT RAY-THE
WHOLE WORK BEING CARRIED OUT.
WASHINGTON, September 6.-The follow
ing telegram has Just been received from
Ooglaamic, Alaska, dated July %, 1882, MA
San Franciscos September 9th: i-lzz1lf
To the Chief Signal ofacers Warrington
The party is all safe and well. The whole
work is being carried out. The steam whaier
North Star was crushed by ice and sunk
few miles from this station, on July 8th, and
the crew were fed and sheltered here until
the ice broke up. The Bowhead delivered
the mails. RAY,
Lieutenant Commanding Signal Service, Point
Rarrny7 ExDpditi0u
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HOLLY SPRINGS, September 3, 1882,

HOLLY SPRINGS, September 3. 1882, 4:1o pm.
The Hon. James r. Chalmers:
DEAR SIR-Your note of this date pm.
has been received.
Since you have failed to designate, as re-
quested in both of my former notes, the Ian
guage used in debate yesterday which you
say might be considered offensive or insult
ing, 1 must respectfully decline to comply
with your demand. This will be handed you
BY my friend, Mr.. E. M. Watson. Respect
fully yours, VAN H. MANNING.
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Thefr Dfnerenees Adjusted.

sATLANTA, GA, September 6.-The State
Central Committee Of the two wings OF the
Republican party met here to-day and har-
monised, altering the State ticket to the fol-
lowing: C. d. Forsythe for congressman
at-l.rge, s. A. Darnell for attorney-general,
A. A. Pledger for secretary OF state, Floyd S.
Wilson for comptroller general, W. +. Barnes
for treasurer. A. E Buck was made chair
man of the State Central Committee, and w.
A Pledger chairman of the Executive Com
uniffee
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7HURSDAT SEPTEMBER z, 1882
tenth congressional district nominated A. J.

tenth congressional district nominated A. j.
Hunter at Danville.
SELMA, ALA. September 6.-The confer.
ence of Republicans who were DISSATISFIED
with the nomination of George H Craig Ter
congressman in the Fourth district, and
has been in session for two days, adjourned
to-day. A convention is called Tor Sep
TENDER 2Sd. Doubtless colored can
didate will be nominated by the bolters.
There ia great dissatisfaction among the col
ored leaders of the district, and the chances
of C. NJ. Shelly, Democratic nominee, who
was unsea:ed just before adjournment OF the
House, have greatly increased.
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AYRR's AeUE CURE should be in every
household in regions where fever and ague
prevail. 1t should be taken IS preventive
by every resident and traveller in malarial
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bankers in Austin who will be glad TO do So
proceed" "Well, you see 1 have been con-
templating suicide. I've. been thinking Of
throwing myself into the Colorado river. If
/ do subscription will be raised for nv
destitute family. You will be called on TO
contribute. You know these ladies who go
about collecting money for the destitute.
They will not let you off under $50. You
will pay that much to be LETT alone. You
can't put them off like you can me-" swell,
proceed, I know all that" any proposition
Is this: ! will give UP all suicidal ideas.
You will not have to pay the $50 for ny
distressed family. Thanks to me, you make
100 per cent. on The investm7.. IN .nout nav
ing to do anything" swell, what next?"
what next! want my ten per cent COM
mission, of course, which is just s.. That's
what next"
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BosToN, September 6.-The National Tele-
phone Exchange Association held its second
session to-day. 1t was decided te hold the
next annual convention in Cincinnati on the
third Tuesday in October, 1888. After the
reading Of several papers the convention ad-
iourned sine die. Tomorrow morning the
members make an excursion to Nantucket
as the guests of the American Bell Tele-
phone Company.
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HOLLY SPRINGS, September 3, 1882, 12:15 am
The Hon. James p chaImers.---
DEAR SIR have authorized no state
ment in regard to the discussion to-day. You
heard all said, and if you feel aggrieved
by anything which L did say, please state the
particular language to which you allude
Respectfully yours, VAN II. MANNING.
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The xesaI, IN Lee county.

Special to ire Appeal
MARIANA, ARK, September 6.-Ihe Re
publicans carried Lee county for State Off
GERS with majority Of 547. The entire
Democratic county ticket vas elected by the
largest vote ever cast. The election passed
of 10 perfect peace.
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HOLLY SPRINGS, Septe.

HOLLH SPKINGs, september ), 1852, pm.
The Hon. Van H. Manning:
SIR-Your note of 1890 pm. of this date
received. In view of your Unsatisfactory an
swers 10 my previous communications, / re-
spectfully demand an unqualified disclaimer
on your part of any intention to insult me
in the debate of yesterday. This will be
handed 10 you by my friend, Colonel I. w.
Harris. Respectfully yours,
JAMES r. CHALMERS.
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HOLLY SPRINGS. MISS Remember 4. 1s,,

HOLLY SPRINGS. Miss. September 4, 1ss2
Having agreed by the terms of the sub
mission to be bound by the award which
should be made BY Major L. P. Cooper and
General J. L. George, we accept the foregoing
as full and final settlement of the matters
of difference hetUeen our respective princi-
pals, General ames K. Chalmers and Colonel
Van II. Manning, and in doing so express
our appreciation of the same as an honorable
and satisfactory adjustment of said diff
ferences. THOMAS W. HARRIS
ED NJ. WATSON.
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COTTON FREIGHT RATES
Established by the Joint Executive
Committee OF General Freight
Agents.

NEW York, September 6.-The following
rates on uncempressed cotton have been es-
tablished by the Joint Executive Committee
of the general freight agents in connection
with Southern lines take effect on the 18th
instant:
Uncompressed, with the privilege to carrier
of COMPRISING, originating at the points
named, to New York, with the usual differ
ences to other seabord cities:
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Inc Phi BETA KAPPA Convep,iop,

SARATOGA, N. Y, September 6.-The Phi
Beta Kappa Convention had lsng session
discussing the constitution prepared by the
committee appointed last year, and adopted
q part, with amendments providing for a
senate of twenty members and council of
delegates from the chapters, which shall
meet once in three years. They will proba-
bly conclude their work on the constitution
and elect senators with an organization of
the council Tomorrow.
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s..~ LANCE.

GENERAL scHoFELb 70 EEJn,-
M'DoTEtL Al San FRANCISCO.
WAsHNeros, September s.-Genetal Sher-
mzn has asked that Major General John NJ.
Schofield 5e ordered 10, San Francisco, 10
relieve sMaior-General Irwin Mcdowell OF
the command of the Military Division of
the Pacific, and that General Mcdowell be
ordered to his home in New York, prepare
tory to his retirement from active service in
October next. Ike matter will not be acted
on until the return of Secretary Lincoln.
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HOLLY SPRINGS, Septer

Holly SPRINGS, September s. 1852, pm.
Hon. James r. Chalmers:
DEAR SIR did say yesterday that pro-
posed to observe the prophecies of courteous
debate, and if, in the heat of argument, /
should overstep the limits, would, upon
proper demand, cheerfully make the dmehde
honorable. Mindful of my expressed purpose
and my promise, shall be pleased TO have
you state the language which, in your judg-
ment, "mIght or might not" be construed as
offensive. Respectfully yours,
VAN 81. MANNING.
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HING u. 70 the Lt-b Of . Tree.

NASHVILLE, September 6.-Mrs Sarah j.
Young, a respectable woman, forty-six years
old, was outraged near Union City Saturday,
by negro named Winston Wade. Last
night the negro was taken from the court
house at IL o'clock by mob of 100 men,
and hung up to the limb of a tree.
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1he Happy FamIly a, Mary,lIIe.


Special to the Appeal
MARYvnLE, September g. Hawkins
opened his box and exhibited his Punch and
Judy here with about the same eclat that he
has met with elsewhere. The same old cut
and-dried arguments OF Beasley and Russell
were gone through with. The speaking
opened at IL o'clock in the courthouse, which
was occupied by 200 voters and about fifty
school-children and students. Blount county
is the very stronghold of RepublIcanism, and
1000 men assembling to meet their governor
would be nothing extraordinary, but less
than one-third of that number were out TO
see Hawkins, even with the extra induce
ment of his Punch and Judy show. He had
HIS MAN RUSSELL
out FIRST, but he didn't take worth cent
He didn't get single clap OF applause, al
though he put off his farce of attacking
Republicanism until the very last thing
He refused to answer any interrogation
whatever. He was put back in the box and
JUDY BEAsLEY
was introduced, with his Brownlow bond and
its bloody coupons. He said he thought
that Brownlow was good authority anywhere
in the State. He said or did nothing new.
GOVERNOR HAWKINS
arose and gave his bogus jeans pants an old
fashion country hitch. He spent quite lit
tie while in berating such men as had
helped TO keep the people away from hear
in him. This was necessary TO account for
the small crowd present, and the small hear
ing he has'had while in East Tennessee. He
said nothing of temperance matters or the
four-mile law. He alluded to the
DOG VISITING THE MILKHoUsE
and the old woman saying: "There, now,
that milk will have to be strained over" A
lads in the audience turned very rosy as the
governor made the allusion. When Hawk
ms concluded the crowd left the house, and
there were not twenty men to hear the re-
joinders. Up 10 that time Mr.. RUSSELL had
not mentioned his temperance plank. This
was quite significant, because old Blount is
the very cradle Of moonshiners and brewers
of mountain dew. During the speaking
cries for Bate were frequently heard.
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me YelIoH.Feser.

BROWNSVILLE, TEX, September 6.-Forty,,
ak new cases of yellow-fever were reported
TO-DAY. There were two deaths, Mexiczns.
There are about 100 cases IN Mstamorss.
Two deaths occurred to-day.
There are three new cases in Fort Brown
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The Celluloid Eyeglasses will stand ten
times more abuse than any other eye-gfass
and, furthermore they are the best For sale
by all leading jewellers and opticians.
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A Crnaher.
Marble HiIl mo \ Week

Marble Hill MOI weekly Kenector.
The ignorant, contemplate, mean, sneak
ing, cowardly, self-importaut, low-hung, dirty.
outIandish, bsckbitiug, self-sfyled politician.
dead beat, whisky bloat, backwood hummer
Joe.cabin child of misfortune, beer-intiated
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FROST WARNINGS.
Important Notice to Tobacco Planters
from the Chief Signal Officer-Sta-
lions to be
Telegraphed from Memphis-Guiteau's
Brain-The Report Of the Microscop-
zeal Experts Approved.

WASHINGTON, September 6.-The signal
Office reports the cyclone referred TO yester-
day as now south of Cuba, moving in a
-esterly direction into the Gulf.
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EROST WARNINGS.
INFORMANT NOTICE FROM THE SIGNAL OF


TO ToBACCo-GRowERs- ,e ry
WASHINGTON, September 6.-The follow
ing is furnished for the Information Of the
public:
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
With view 10 aiding planters engaged in
tobacco growing, tbs chief signal officer OF
The army has decided TO send to sections OF
country Where this industry is Important
warnings OF anticipated frosts which may
threaten injury 10 the ripening crop.
These warnings will be telegraphed Sc
early as possible before the occurrence OF
frosts, and sent 10 al telegraph stations in
the districts threatened.
1t is suggested that parties interested ar
range among themselves for the prompt diff
fusion of these warnings after they are re-
esived at the stations. This can be done by
courier, at slight expense.
The warnings will cover the period from
September 1st 10 November LIST, or specially
for each locality, until killing frost shall
have occurred and made further notice un-
necessary. w. B. HAzES,
Chief Signal Officer U. s. A.
The Memphis Signal Office will telegraph
these warnings to the following stationsi
On. Memphis and Charleston Railroad
Germantown, Collieryille, Rossville, Mos
cow, Lagrange, Salisbury, Middleton, Poca-
hontas.
On Mobile and Ohio Railroad = Falcon,
Bethel, McNairy, Pinson, Jackson, Trenton,
Dyer, Rutherford, Kenton, Rives, Union
City, Jordon; Cayce, Moscow.
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"AlIow me to speak with you a moment
en- a matter of business" What do You
want?" asked the banker grufiy: There Is
money in it for both of US. Ii you don't
care to accept my proposition there are other
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THE WAR IN EGYPT.
Sharp Fighting Between the OutpOsts-
The Egyptians Driven Back-Arabi
and the Porte.
Affairs In Ireland-Meany to Test the
Legality Of His Arfest@The Police
Troubles.

ALEXANDRIA, September g. Antoine
PauIo, arrested on suspicion of being con-
nected with plot against the lives Of Euro
peans, will be sent to Greece. He is not
consular agent, as at frat stated. The police
have advised several other suspected persons
to quit the city.
A fire broke out early this morning in Rue
Cherif Pasha. Several persons suspected Of
having started the fire have been arrested.
The council of ministers is now engaged
with the question of indemnifying inhabit-
ants for losses sustained by incendiarism or
pillage. II is almost certain that the min
istry viii propose TO the powers to appoint
an International commission TO settle claims;
the decisions of the commission to be final.
AT fs1dAILrA.
IsMAILIA, September 6.-No advance can
be expected before the 9th instant.
Several correspondents protested against
the additional censorship of kilograms at
Port Said after they have passed that at
headquG-ters. General Wolseley has prom
ised the removal Of the grievance.
AT KAssAssIN.
KAssAssIN, September 6.-The duke of
Connaughi's brigade of Foot Guards will ar
rive Wednesday. Transport arrangements
are being rapidly completed. A party of
natives have been engaged to bury the dead
The enemy are showing increased bold
ness Yesterday force of zoo men were OBJ
served within a half-hour's march of the
British camp. Infantry disguised az peas
ants frequently fire at the British videttes.
Brisk firing has been proceeding between
the outposts to-day.
Erenipg.-The British outposts were strong
ly'reinforced to-day and drove the enemy
back.
AT GoNsTANTIHoPLE.
CoNsTANTtNoFLE, September 6.-The
proclamation of the Porte against Arab
Pasha declares that the maintenance of the
authority and prestige of the khedive is in
dispensably necessary, and that the designs
of Arab Pasha justify his being described
as a rebel.
A vILLAINcUs PLOT.
ATHENS, September 6.-Tricoupis, the
Greek prime minister, telegraphed to the
Greek consul at Alexandria for information
in regard to Antoine Paulo, arrested for con-
neclion with rumored conspiracy of the
Greeks in Egypt. The consul replied that
the object of the conspiracy was TO massa-
ere the khedive and Christians and attack
the forts; that Antoine Paulo was the only
Greek implicated, and that he was appointed
agent at Siouth in 1878, but was
never formally installrd.
AT LONDON.
LONDON, September 6.-The Times, review
ing the communication from the India Office
in which the existence of cholera at Alden is
denied, says there is no cause to fear that
cholera will be added to the enemies which
the English will have to contend against in
Egypt.
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ESTABLISHED 1910

ONE Of the very best results to come of the
Demoersfic victory in Arkansas, won by
Democratic unity, ia the reelection to the
United States Senate OF A. H Garland.
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Memnb;s HosnitaI Medical College

And medical department Southwestern B:P-
tist University. The third regular session
will commence October /, 1882, and close
March l, 1888. For information or cata-
logue, address
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MARRIED..
OBITUARY.

MOODE PEPPER this city Wednesday,
evening SeptemberG, 1882. by the Rev. Mr.. PLASTz,
Mr. HENRY MoopE and MRS ANNIE N. PEPPERs
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ReyerIy Carr Ferxusor

Beverly Carr Ferguson.
baoalv son OF the Hon T. c. and Mrs NJ E Fergu-
son was born July l, 1870, in Coahoms county,
Miss, and died August %, 1882. BEVERLY fERGU.
SON possessed traits of mind and heart the equal
of which we have never witnessed In one 90 young.
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TIME members of the Societa di Unione Fratel-
lama Italiana viii meet at their new hall,
corner Adams and second street, over the engine
house this THURSDAY night, September 7th,
at 8 O'Clock sharp. A full attendance IL requested
as business of Importance will be transacted-
Nv order A. B. VACCARO, President