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western Copperhesds. For this pur.
pose all the papers of Jacob Thorn D.
son, Jefferson Davis's letters of in
struetion, and vast amount of cor.
reepondence is in our possession. Tha
connection Of Vallandigham with the
conspiracy will be shown. aud there
will be other facts demonstrated that
will be OF extreme national impoi tanc
and interest. II hes bten labor of
years to get all these, and the results
ara worth the effdrt."
1t will be remembered that Mai
Castleman was arrested while mp
North, was thrown Into prison and
WAS awaiting trial aud sentence when
peace was declared. Toe mission OF
the Major and his associates has never
bsen properly uuders'ood up North,
nor even generally in the South, many
thinking that their obi ct was in vio-
lation Of the articles OF war, when in
reality they were under commission
from President Davis and were sur-
piled with funds by the Confederate
Government. The headquarters wsI o
fixed in Canada, aud executing their
mission Msj. Castleman and his asso-
ciates encountered the most remarka-
BILE adventure. Judge Hines had
some sensational escape', once being
compeled to cross the Potomac alone
at night on the ice. All these inc,-
dents are given in full and make up
some most interesting stories. Among
others one fhaptsr is TO be devoted to
St. Leger Grenthal, en- ex.B,itish fiji.
Ger, who took part in the grea scheme.
He was arrested in New York and
baniehed to the Dry TJrtugas, where
he ended his life by suicide. He was
a typical soldier OF for .une.
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HELENA'S FAIR A SUCCESS.
THE BALL AT ARMORY HALL A
GRAND
Social EVent-A Memphis Horse
wins the Race-Premiums
Awarded.
ESPECIAL TO THE APPxAL.I

HELENA, ARK, October 22.-The
grand ba given at the Armory Hall
last night under the auspices of the
Helena Fair Association was the
grandest social event that ever trans-
pired in Helena. All the bells and
beaux of Eastern Arkangas and West
ern Mississippi contiguous to Helena
were invited, aud it resulted in
genuine afiiliating love feast. A
magnificent supper, prepared by
Helera's popular caterer, H. Helm
iicb, assisted by his brother, ]. Helm
rich, of Memphis, was spread at IL
o'clock, of which all present partook.
Owing 10 the foct that the business
houses in the city were closed today
in order to let the employees
attend, and the school children being
admitted free, the crowd in attend.
anqa was estimated to be 1000. The
faces, consisting of one running and
one trotting, were not ss interesting as
on the preceding dsys. Out Of the
entries in the mile and quarter dssh,
for the Elevator Purse. barbara, the
feet footed mare of Brackett's, dis
tar ced them all,
The premiums in the poultry de-
psrtment were awarded today. The
HYDE PaIk Live Stock Company, of
Phillips county, captured every pre-
MUM for which they contended.
Premiums were also awarded TO W. B.
1. Shields, V. B. West and j. F. Rain
hart. The fair closes tomorrow even
ing, and has proved to be more sue
cessiul than the ficias' most san.
guine expectations.
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severe shnke es at Savannah.

SAVANNAH, GA, October 22.-Sa'
vannah was visited by two decided
earthquake 81 ocks today, the first at
4:55 O'Clock an, local time. This
was notable for The duration and the
tremors, which continued fifteen or
twenty Eeeonds. A good deal of ap-
prehension, but no general alarm was
caused by it. Many people, hotel
guests especially got up aud did not
90 back 10 bed. AT 2i20 o'clock this
afternoon another vibration, accom-.
panied by rumbling noise, was felt.
II was equally az severe as the fist,
but of much less duration. Many
claim that these shocks were almost
as severe as any that have been ex.
perienced here, excepting the great
shock of August 31st. They were felt
everywhere in this section Of the
State, but no damage is reported.
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TOO HOARSE TO TALK,
YET THE TAXLORS ENTHUsE AN
AUDIENCE OF
Seven Thousand at Chattanooga
The Crowd I'm sympathy
With Bob.
IsPEorAL TO THE APPEIL.I

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, October %.
Nothing special to note en- route from
Ol rksville except that Ex.Gov.
Hawkins had his pocket picked of SIS
on the Chattanooga train at Nashville
lsst night. The candidates reached
here at / O'Clock this morning and
rested twelve hours, when the pro.
Cessious formed under the direction of
]. A. Fairleigh, Republican, and r. P
Shelton, Democrat, marahals and
twelve aides. After marching through
the principal streets they repaired TO
the courthouse ya,d and there the
speaking was heard by some 1000 peo-
pie. The crowd was with Bob what
ever the plans of the Republicans may
have been in the getting up OF
the celebration. Tue Democrats
are growing and the Republicans
are down in the mouth. There
was large crowd, q fair demonstra-
tion and excellent order. A grand
DemOcra ic victory is in prospect.
The Hon. III. U. Wilt presented AT,
who thanked The audience for their
coming out to hear a discussion of
great principles, ard then he ex.
planned the war of the roses and pro-
ceeded to make his usual speech. He
was not go we'll as usual, nor did be
do half so we'll as yesterday, but his
party friends backed him up as well
as they could. His rejoindsr was
quite racy, but nude with great
boarsenees. The Hob. Creed I. Bates
introduced our Bob in fine, sensible
speech. Bob for the first hour was
fully himself, but his voice al
mcst failed him. His present
ment of the issues was powerful
and scathing to Republic nism, leav-
ing no stone uutulned. The audience
responded with its waImsst sympathy
and approval, while the opposition
seemed chopisllen. Bob saw how the
crowd YVES going with him, and he
was SO inspired by their evident COR
dial sympathy that he ross above his
physical suffering and bore the Demo.
cratic banner proudly aloit. MIR.
George Ochs, on behalf OF the ladies' |
OF Chattanooga, presented Bob with q
beautiful floral crown in speech OF |
rare beauty and appropriateness, to
which Bob responded in a speech 50
thrillingy Touching that he won all |
hearers, and the Democracy is jub:-
liant,
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FOR TIE FLOOD SUFFERERS.
GalvestOn's Committee Actively az
WOrE-COntTibutfO Received.

GALVESTON, Tx, October %. --
Measures for the relief Of the food
sufferers at Sabine Pass and JohDson's
Bayou have in no Wife abated here.
Tho ladies of Galveston have orgsn-
lied an independent committee for
the purpose of alleviatiDg The cor di-
ton OF their unfortunate sisters.
Committees were appointed 10 eau
vass every wsrd. The ladies' report
having gathered 175 boxes OF clothing
and supplies, and $3.50 in money do
nations. The cash subscriptions OF
Galveston now aggregates $500, about
half of which has been applied. A
great many small donations, ranging
from 500 to $50 and SlO0, are coming
from Texas and Loui Jana. Galveston
and Houston, thus far, have con-
tributed more than all the o'her
Southern cities and towns combined.
Houston has sent several carloads Of
clothing and provisions aud couple
of thousand dollare. The Mayor Of
Beaumont bfs received a telegram
from Mr.. Huntington, the fai'road
magDate, donating $1,000 for the re-
lief OF the sufferers on behalf OF the
Northern Pacific Railway Company;
also, telegram from Col. A. II, Belo,
stating that President Cleveland has
remitted TO him a draft for 500 for the
sufferers. 1t is estimated that alto
gether about $4,000 has been sub.
ecribed, but it is confidently expected
by the Galveston, Beaumont and
Orange Relief Committee that this
sum will be increased 10 nearly $780,
000 within the next ten days.
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Knoched the rs pc Into "Pi."

WAeHIEeToN, October Pa slight
earthquake shock was felt here at
2:50 o'clock tdis afternoon. The tre-
mer lasted but an instant, but was suf-
fciently strong to "pl" type on the
impc sing stones in the fourth story of
the Star Office. The shock was so dis-
tinct on the fourth floor of the State,
War and Navy building that some Of
the clerks became alarmed and ran
into the corridor. On the lower fl ors
of the building, however, no one
seems to have heard unusual disturb
ance.
The shock wss felt at the Signal
Service Building at 2:46 o'clock, and
slight tremors were indicated by the
seismoscope for a period OF fifteen
minutes. but were not peyceptible to
people in the room. A painter who
was at work on the cross Of the new
steeple OF Ascension Church, at a
height Of 100 feet from the ground,
says the steeple began to sway TO aud
fro few minutes before 8 O'Clock to-
day, and he is confident it was caused
by an earthquake.
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THE EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS
THAT WERE FELT FROM THE
SEA TO THE LAKES
And Shook Up Charleston and Sum.
merVille Yesterday Very Badly
-Cther Points Affected.

CHARLESTON, S. c., October 22.-
There was tharp earthquake shock
here at 6:28 o'clock this morning. The
duration was about twelve seconds.
Houses were shaken and windows
ratified, but no damage was done. The
shake wes sharp also at SummeTville
and was followed by several baby
ouakes, ss they are called here. Tele-
grahic advices 8 ate that the shock was
felt at Savannah, Augusta, Columbia,
Orangeburg and other points in this
State.
There were two sharp shocks here
at 2:45 o'clock this afternoon, with
equal severity at summerville, Column
bia and Augusta.
Night Earthquake shocks today
appear to have been as severe in
Charleston as in the adjoining States
of Georgia and North Carolina. Special
dispatches have been received from
all paris Of this and neighboring
States indicating that the seismic dis
turbances covered larger area Of
country than any previous shocks. In
Charleston, and at other points in
South Carolina, the shocks were
enough 10 shake buildings. throwing
down loose p'asteripg and widening
the cracks made in the houses by pre-
vious shocks, but no loss OF life is re-
ported from any quarter, and no se-
rious damage. The custom houss
here was badly shaken, the western
wing of the building being cracked
and the walls supporting the roof on
the west giving away slightly. The
shock at 2:45 O'Clock this afternoon is
said to have laeted thirty seconds. If
this time wss correctly taken the
shock this morning was twice as long.
The waves moved from north to
south. The shocks caused no inter-
ruption to business.
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THE COLORED STATE FAIR
at Pine Blur Grand success-One
Day More.


PINE BLUFF, ARK, October 22-
This is the fourth day of the State
Co.ored Fair. TIE attendance has
been larger than any previous day,
and interest in it intensifiss, as there
is but one more day. This ia the first
day that the local population has
turned out to any extent. There
were about $500 persona present, and
tomorrow, being Saturday, there will
be at least 5000 visitors to the fair
grounds. TIE colored people are to
4 be congratulated upon the success
which has crowned their efforts in
this lsudable enterprise. The fair was
in all its appointments a grand sue
cess. Every thing went off splendidly,
and with dignity and decorum. Not
man has been seen on the grounds
under the II huence Of liquor. Today
there was an interesting sham battle
by the City Guards, an imposing mill
tary company from Little Rock,
who aleo executed a Zouave drill
and tabeau. There was also
tournament, trotting race, pacing
race and baby show. In the evening
there was distribution OF p,izss for
the bsst cotton and other products.
The entertainment closed with
spirited running race, in which there
were several entries.
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JACKSON, MISS.
The Large Funeral OF a Respected
Lady.
Ispro1AL TO TIE ArrrIL.l

JACKSON, Miss, October 22.-The fu-
neral of Mrs. ]. P. Withers, who died
yesterday, took place from ST. An
drew's Epi'copal Church this morn
ing, the Rev. Henry Sausom, D. D.,
rector of Christ's Church, Vicksburg,
officiating, the rector of st. Andrews
being absent. It was among the larg-
est funerals ever held at this church.
A lovely flower has been pluckod from
our midst Society has lost one Of its
brightest and purest jewels.
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At wiImisgtoD, N. O.

WILMINGTON, N. c., October 22.-
Two distinct shocks of earthquake
were felt here this morning at about 5
o'c'ock. One was quite severe, and
shook houses and awakened great
many people. No damage is reported.
There was another distinct earth
quake shock this afternoon at 2:45
o'clock. Buildings vera shaken very
perceptibly. No damsgs was done.
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Heavy shocks at columbia, 5. I

CoLuMMA, s. @, October 22.-There
was heavy earthquake shock here at
5:25 O'Clock am, lasting thirty sec
onds. 1t was preceded by loud and
continuous lumblipg, which Taste d
until the quake passed of. Nearly
everyone was awakened by the shock,
which swayed buildings and ratified
things lively. 1t was the heaviest
shock felt since the second one OF Au-
gust 31st.
4A.M.-Another sewers earthquake
shock, accompanied by loud detona-
tions, has just occurred hero (2:43
p m. J, shaking buildings for about six
seconds. No damage was done.
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Failed to Connect,

WINNIPEG, October ga Winni-
peg company formed for the purpose
Of getting line OF railroad built from
Winnipeg to the boundary, to connect
there with one Of the United States
RAILWAYS, in opposition to the Cana
dian Pacific, has signally failed, all
the roads approached having refused
to enter into the project.
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A Correction.
, Editors Of the Appeal


Jackson, Miss October 21.-In an
editorial in yesterdays Clarion headed
Judge Morgan's District" the follow
ing occurs: "They Certainly do not
wish the district to be represented by
a Prohibitionist and bloody shirter.
II not, the way is plain" "Pro-
hibitionist" should read "Protection-
ist." Our compositors are more ia
miller with the first term; but lest
careless type setting aud proof read
ipg should injure Judge Morgan or
misrepresent Cen. Chalmers, I ask
the favor Of correction through your
columns, as the Clarion will not be is-
susd again until the 9th. Very truly,
j. L. POWER, Proprietor Clarion.
Subscribe for the appear
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Large Cracks Ia n Mountain.

LYNCHBURe, VA, October 22.-Three
large cracks in the earth hes Just been
discovered on top of "Flat Top"
mountsin, adj9cent to the Pocahontas
coal mines, in Tszewell county, which
were evidently caused by the earth
quake latt month, One OF the rents
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closed Their session.

LOUISVILLE, KY, October 22.-The
closing sessions of the National Asso-
citation for the Advancement of
Women closed today. Encouraging
reports by vice presidents Of different
States were read, stating progress Of
the good work,
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People Alarmed at Char lotto. NC.

CHARLOTTE, N. c., October 22-At
about 5 o'clock this morning the peo-
pie here were awakened by o sharp
earthquake shock aud at 2:47 o'clock
this afternoon another shock occurred,
sufficiently severe to make people run
out into the streets. No damage was
done but the people are greatly
alarmed.
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AT Richmond, Wa.

RICHMOND, Va, October 22.-At
2:50 o'clock pm. a shock of earth
quake was felt here, the oscillations
being from east to west. The shock
was mainlv felt in the upper part Of
hoEses. No damage has been report
ed,
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slight M Chat,ano0xa

CHATTANOOGA, TENN, October o.
A distinct shock of ca, ,thquake was
felt her at 4:l5 o'clock this morning.
The earth oscillated very perceptibly
and many were awakened, but the
shock was SO slight that it created no
alarm
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At Macon, Ga,

Macon, Ca, October o. Slight
shocks OF earthquake were felt here
at :25 O'Clock this morning and
at o'clock this afternoon. Reports
from all over this section of the State
show that the shocks were general,
but no damsge is reported,
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Light vibrations in Florida.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, October 22.-
A very perceptible earthquake shock
was felt in many portions OF this State
about 4:30 O'Clock a. M, standard time.
Light vibrations were also felt here at
1:30 o'clock p m. and 6 :55 o'clock pm.
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Four Quakes At GreenvIIIe, s. G.

GREENvILLE, S. c., October 22.-
Four shocks of earthquake were felt
here tedsy, one very 81 ght at 2:30
o'clock am, one severe at 5:25 o'clock
am, another even more severe at
1851 o'clock pm, and the last, almost
impercsptible, at 4:30 o'clock pm.
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COLUMBUS, O., October GA slight
shock OF earthquake was felt here
shortly after 2 o'clock. 1t was very
perceptible in upper stories of build.
ings, but not on the streets.
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AtLoniaxiIIe ~

LOUISVILLE, KY, October GA
slight shock Of earth quake was, felt
here at 2:l0 o'clock this afternoon. II
lasted about Ave seconds and vibration
was nearly north and south.
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AtAuKuatn. Gn.

AUGUSTA, GA, October 22.-Two
severe shocks of earthquake were felt
here today, one at 4:45 o'clock am,
and one at 2:17 O'Clock nm.
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Two sharp shocks al BIackyiIIe

CHARLESTON, S. O., October 22,-At
Biackville, 100 miles from Charleston,
on the South Carolina railway, two
shocks of earthquake were felt today
They were considered the severest
since August 3lst.
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crosses the mountain wagon road, and
large trees end rocks have been thrown
into it 20 as to make it passable. The
cracks extend long distance and Iun
north and south.
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AZ Raletgh. &

RALEIGH, N. c., October % Two
distinct earthquake shocks were felt
here today, at about 5 o'clock am. and
3 o'clock pm.
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AtAtlnntn. Ga.

ATLANTA, GA, October 22.-There
was distinct earthquake shock here
this morning about o'clock,
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will be continued as here
tOfOre.
ruAC uEpZnn r. DDn
CHANCERY SALE
REAL ESTATE.

No. 1898 (2l, r. D.-Chanoory Court Of Shelb
county-State Of Tennessee for use, etc.
VS.. W, n. Butlor Of al, No. I7Oi, II, D.
Memphis City vs. M. II. Btillman OF al.
PY virtue OF an interlooutOry decree 10
ID sale, entered in the above cAuee on tho
25th day Of August, 1884, M. d. A, page 526,
Twill sell, at public auction, to the highes
bidder, n front of the Clerk and Master
ONCE, Courthouse Of Shelby county, Nom
phis, Tennessee, on
saturday, November ~, 1885,
within legal hours, tho following described
property, situated In Shelby county, Ton
nessee, tO-wit;
Ei st part Of lot twenty. nine (29), lyin
west Of and adjoining lot No. 2S, in Cherry
Caldwell y Co. g subdivision OF part Of c0un
try lot sol, known as tho Arsenal Grounds.
the said enst part Of lot 20 fronting 321 feet
on the no tn side Of Court stroot extended,
running back l49 feet, and the east line o 1
said lot being about - feet west Of the
northwest corner Of Court and Orleans SITS. {;
said lots owned by defendants, W. A. Bick-
ford and Mrs Marian II. Stillman.
Terms Of Sale-0n q credit Of six months:
notes with security; lien retained; rodomp-
tion barred. This October IS, 1886.
8. /. MCDOWELL, Clork and Master.
By 7. .. Oalds oil, DEPUTY O. and M,
Metoalf az Walker. and Laurence Lamb
Solicitors for cOmD.n't. sat
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DoN'Tl-If dealer offers you bot
tie Of Salvation Oil in q mutilated or
defaced package, don't touch it-it
may be a worthless counterfeit.
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DANIEL SCHLOSS, Clerk.
ByJ T, TomlinsOn, Deputy Clerk.
Aitorney for Plnintlff. John n Mos. sat

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Notice to Shippers.

nsThe Steamer JAMES LEE leaves THIS
DAY, October 23d, at IL m.
JAMES LIRE. In Snn,t
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Nom Resident Notice.

No. 2Sl3, r. D.-Clrcuit Court Of Shelby cOun-
", Tonnefsoo. Mary X, Hodges vs.. John
Hodges.
Itappesring from the petition, which ia
John Hodges, Is nonresident Of the State
of Tennessee:
II Is therefore ordered, That be mako
his appearance herein, at the courthouse, In
the third Monday in November next, 1888,
and plead, answer or demur TO PLAINTIFF s
bill for divorce, or the Same will DO taken
for confessed as 10 him and set for hearipg e
OK parte and that copy OF this order bo
published once o week, for four successive o
weeks, in the Memphis Appeal.
A cOpy-attest;
DANIEL sCHL0ss, Clerk.
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A Flush Wool Market.

The sheep men in this region have rea-
son to be happy this spring. Heretofore,
as rule, they have found it necessary to
correspond with Halthusen, of Colorado
Springs, or somebody else, and enquire
when he would be in Wa-Keeney to ex-
anime their wool clips. When Hal. or
somebody else came, he would buy a
portion of the clips at thirteen to fifteen
or sixteen cents q pound. Some of the
wool producers would ship voluntarily.
some involuntarily, to some eastern COM
house, and perhaps have to wait
several months before realizing on their
wool
Behold the change! This spring wool
buyers were here from st. Louis, Quincy,
Ill, Chicago. Ill, and Kansas City, Mo.
Even wool commission men from the
East, despairipg Of receiving consign-
ments enough, came here as buyers.
Our wool men sold them clips at from
sixteen to eighteen and a half cents per
pound, G. 81. Gibbs having received the
latter price. j. NJ. Ostrander, following
his old custom, shipped his wool to 81. C..
Judd 4 Root, wool commission mer-
chants, Hartford, Conn. The wool clip
in this region is not 80 heavy as it was
last spring.
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