THE MEMPHIS DAIL)3KEAL -WEDITESDAY. OCTOBER 28, 1874.
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WEDX'-SUAY JIOKXttH, OCT. S8,1874
DEMO OR A TIC TICKET.
-Vr Umcnur,
JAMBS D. PORTXR.'.JRS.
Of limn County-
for OmeTWi, Tenth DUtrict,
a. casst rouxa.
Of tAeltV Counts.
easLBr gouxtt ticket.
8maton,
J9HK O VKIITOX, Jr J.
A. II. UAl'JiXS.
JUfirtKnlaUvel,
(I BO. B PJtTJ!R&
JLUKK W. FISLA r.
HUGH D. UKRER,
JOUX A. XOVHU, .
two. x. wirxtr.
J. 11 AR VKY MA THESi
IZotrrlal finux'er,
TXTTOy J. SMITH, of Tiplm Cbunfy,
Jottrit JUprtintalirt,
JOHX11L GALLO WA T, of JVyetto County
W. M. PERKINS OS THE .MICRO
The Radicals are called upon to sup
iwrt AV. M. Teikius as one of the Inde-
1-etideDt caudkUtca for Uie legislature.
He will receive a few white Radical
votes, and the little stjuad of white in
dependent; but the colored vote cannot
be transferred to Mr. Perkins. He has
uttered the most atrocious and brutal
sentiments against the blacks. A few
years since Mr. Perkins toued to the
world a most remarkabJepamphlet. We
have before us a copy, from which we
make a few eloquent extracts f.ir the
benefit of the negro. The title-page of
Mr. Perkins's book is as follows: "Abra
ham Lincoln, late President of the
United State, demonstrated to be the
Gog of the bible, as foretold by the
prophet Esekiel in the thirty-eighth
and thiny-ninth chapters of his book of
prophecy. The thirteen Confederate
(States shown to be the mountains of Is
rael, and all the predictions contained
in the prophecy concerning them liter
ally fulfilled in tlie late war between
the north and south. Copyright secured
aseording to law. Price fifty cents per
enpy. 1866." This is the high-sounding
title of the book which Mr. Perkins
oSered for sale at "fifty cents per copy."
"We have casually read the document,
aud we must say be is not a success as
au author. If he cannot prepare a bet
ter bill than this pamphlet of fifty-six
pages, he will be a failure as a legislator.
Mr. Perkins quotes various pass
from the bible to prove that Abraham
Lincoln is the Gog of the bible. The
prefatory and introductory remarks of
Mr. Perkins's book are juicy. We give
the following extract as a sample:
A fire was to be sen I moa I be "land of Ma-
gog," from wlilcli be came, aud it winild wem
evident Uiat Ui is was to be dose as Uw revolt
of tlie war. The autbor assume todemou
urate that tbU mysterious pc-nonage Is none
otber tnaa the late Abraham I ocola, and
that taw Are to be t-ent upon tbe land of Ma
gog was emblematic of the political strife and
w ratta sow going on. These things are also
portents ot tnertuure, ana mast ceruuniy cat
initiate toooer or later In iach a conflict as
has sot yet been Ken. One co-ordinate
branch of tbe government Is arrayed In
vraUaul hottUllty toward tbe others seeking
tbetr paralysaUon or absolute overthrow.
wntieuMioiiiiiK miliums are groaning, as it
were, under tbe lathts or a raultitudinous
host stf tax-gatherers, who aie wringing from
their sweat and toll most of their earlilDgs
large imporUon to be distributed among
tbeinijslv , and Ibe residue to be applied to
me awttaimne ana pampering a giant aris
tocracy of untaxed bonded wealth that is rab
i ng Its ghasUy form a iright:ulln its propor
tioasastbe mighty Hindoo Jugernaut thai
rolls ever its adonac votaries, grinding tbem
int3dotof tbeearth.and loihesapportofa
iiont oi l-euy uuiiuiry tiest-oss, crcawa
for the purpose of nuttier degrad
1ns IntolUswnt white neoole. bv
making tbesa support a brutal and savage
uonM Of tgaorant negroes, ana to be loraed
m er by them. There are now ten prostrate
states npon which the beasts of prey are
cuawlnc and tbe vultures of the air are flock
ing in vast multitudes witb sharpened appe
tites, as to dead carcasses in the wilderness.
and, true m the prophetic picture from which
this Is taken, after having exhausted the
flili of these carcasses, are Mill pluckin;
their deonded bones to get any remaining
scraps or anbstaeces to be found not yet con
sumed. 1 his is all being done nnder the
lah-e and hypocritical pretense of religion,
I lillsnthrony and charity. "Tlie wicied
are In auuiori'y. and the ieople do mourn "
1 his is a Bible declaration that has as much
reference to the state of government matters
here as anywhere that the wicked were ever
in authority. Let the reader peruse these
pages who chooses to do so, and come to bH
own eofteJusions as to the correctness and
J astaeas sf the argamesls offered.
In the above extract, it will be seen
that Mr. Perkins, in his book, attempt
ing to prove "Abraham Lincoln the
Gog of the Bibie," starts out in his
preface by 'stigmatising the colored
noes a " a brutal and savage horde ot
t negroes," who protiose to lord
it over the whites. Mr. Perkins's hatred
of tbe negro is developed on every page
of hie book. He undertakes to prove
that their very name means "black
ness," "grossness." The following ex
tract will show Mr. Perkins's opinion of
the race, whose votes he would teek in
hi? aspirations. On page thirteen, Mr.
Perkins says: "That theee Africans
by deeeeut, are represented in the pro-
pltecy under tbe names of two African
countries1, or nationalities, seems plain
enough without further proof, having
shown that their color and instincts
agree so exactly as they do with tlie
prophetic requirements. They arc Mack
in ester, and all their very nature, both
Uxly ami mind, is so grow as to allow
them to be I Kit very few removes above
the btule creation. The very
odor emitted by their iwreoaa, the
coarseness and uat-eeralineee of
tiieir features, ami the general
stupidity of their minds, or dullness of
intellect, have only to be observed to
establish that truth. That they erigi
nally oa me from Africa, is of too recent
late to adult of denial, though some
fanatics do tleny many things ijuite a
true and almost as well known." Here
Mr. Perkins insults the negroes by Idl
ing tbem that their very nature, "both
iKMly and mind, is so gross as to allow
them to be but very few removes above
the brute creation," ami now he would
have tlieee "brutes" to march up to the
ballot-box and dejiosit tiieir votes for
him. Mr. Perkins tpiotes scripture to
prove that slavery was a divine institu
tion, and says that the fanatics of Uie
north should bestow their supeitlnous
sympathy on the white poor at their
doors. After calling the Federal sol
diers "thieves," "vandals," "robbers,"
"iJenderers," "heathens," "villains,"
aud "carpetbaggers," Mr. Perkins thus
assails the northern people and the ne
groes: Hueh are tbe shepherds spoken of by tbe
prophet, who foal the waters of life with
their peUnted fwt They slay tlie spiritual
floeks aKl feed npon the fat til the laud.
-Wfctted sepolecires are they, hypucrltes,"
wiUi beautiful exteriors, 'but within they
are fall or rottenness and dead men's bones'
They tsaagtne themselves Uie embodiment f
lthtlanthrepf, tbe erooineaUon of cbsrlt,
beeaase they have prosecuted their crua.'te
against African slavery in life soutn to a suc
ceMS, while la fact they have lunlcUd on the
negro miseries indescribable and inftnlte, at
tlie east uf Uie civil liberties of a gieal na-
uou. tss muiupueu inonsanos of unrgrttt
l. mI laboring poor of their own color aud
country, who are In living death all then
days, being subjects of hunger, naked nesa,
disease, ana every conoetvabie isrlvatlon, are
esnnnt be nroved br rae that ha ever favored
repudiation of the bonds of the Onion bank oil-!
mat roaie, rimer ueiore t-uai mailer was set
tied by a vote of tlie people or afterward.
I was, in l&JS, the editor of a daUypoUUcal
jonrnal railed the Vlctoburg Xrguter, pub
lished in the county of Warren, in which Mr.
Davis at the time resided. He had not then
entered on his political life; and, whatever
opinions he may have entertained, were those
of a private citizen. The leading champions
if repudiation were Alexander U-Jl'AUtu
then senator and afterward governor, and
James Hiitm. editor of tbe Vlckibarc
OaHu SentiM. lie was a man of
fearless energy and ot rarely equalled
ability. These two gentlemen disputed the
honor ot authorship. Tbe matter was settled,
according to my recollection, before Mr.
DarH made his appearance, and certainly be
fore he had attained tolnduenee in theaSalrs
it tbe State, lie has never since, so far as I
know, indorsed the act or indicated what he
would have done in tbe first Instance: unless.
perhaps, by wsy of Justice to his fellow cltl
sens, to explain tbe reasons on which they
seted, but lor wlitch he was no otherwise re
sponsible. llr.Klberldrewludo-wellto with
draw an utterance which does not accord
with tbe facts. Everv man then ilvlne in
Mlsslisippl may be proved to be a "prince, of
repodlahvs" on the same testimony, For
myseir, I proUt that with the msjority ol
n nigs oi tuat usy i opposed reouaiauon.
E .A. TYLER.
The above will be read with interest
by all the host of friends of tbe distin
guished Ex-President whom Mr.
Etheridge brought before the public as
au illustrious example of a repudiatbw
We hope it will be copied by all papers
in or out of the State which quoted or
referred to that part of Mr. Etheridge's
speech which it corrects, and that that
distinguished gentleman himself Will
take advantage of the first opportunity
affording to set himself right, and do
Mr. Davis the justice of reading the
aboTe timely and well-considered letter
of correction. Colonel Tyler better, per
haps, than any man now living, knows
the history of Mississippi repudiation
and that of the leaders who urged or op
posed it, and the scrap of that history,
which he thus gives to the public print
at this time, when the horrible doctrine
of repudiation is being presented for our
acceptance, will be eagerly read as hav
ing a significance quite equal to that
which Mr. Etheridge intended his orig
inal statement to have.
OK THE-
MATXJIID'S DENIAL.
In tbr spirit of justice and fair play
that has always distinguished the AP
peaXj, we find place for the following
"before the election." We have no
purpose, personal or public, to subserve
by the publication of anything ,thfit
does a citizen injustice, and we are not
so mistrustful of the justice of the cause
of the Democratic party as to be influ
enced by the fear of the truth, even in
a matter so important as this. We call
particular attention to this denial of
Mr. Maynard, but hope the gentlemen
who have assured Judge Porter of the
genuineness of the speech which May
nard thus denies having made, will say
so promptly over their own signatures.
The date of its delivery was the twenty-1 one urand uash uirt or,
. . . . : ... . , UDB UIUIU l.MKll Villi til.
nrsi oi August, iotu, ana me piaoe, one urand ctsh oirt or
One Urand Cash Ulft of
One Urand Cash Ulft of-
WARD MEET0.es ! '
H. UUOW. ' c jCLKJCJ-NUEK
Coahoma county, Miss.
DEMOCRATS
BROWN & ALEXANDER,
COTTON FAGTOBS
SLEIIGE, lie
CO..
CONSERVATIVES
I unless fluwrwiw . . , ,
mission, to Uerman N aUonaUlank. Jy
KAY&
Cotton Factors,
WHOUSSALB GROCERS
UOeHJON 1E8CHM
DEMOCRATIC & COKSERVAOT
SPEAKERS,
At nil of wlilcli Hie Koinlnccs
nlll Attend, nnd also Address
tlie People.
lTr.Iii.lsj , Uclobrr sNlglit- Mh Wanl,
Mln street, near Bealo Col. K.H.hTlKK.
TON,J.A.TAyU)Il,l!iq.,JN0.1)-A.UAMa,
Uinrsdsy, Oclobcr 29-Sluht-ith Ward,
UM WOOD. Col. ItEBSE I). EIM()NDs,ON,
Col. K.I. J. SU tMSTTlUKJSW,
1'riilay, Oriohrr 30 Joint discussion at
lirceniaiv uiranousc ueiwwujDiisejA't,
1). I'OltTKi. and Hon. H0lUi.CK MAY-
NAItD.
Sninnlay, October 31 For 5lh and 7tli
warns, ueaiesirccx pinrseiuoiiM vi. ju-
8IAH PATrEltSON, fapt. B. C. W1L-
UAilSOM, lion. Q. 1'. 31. TUBS E1C
RvOrderKxccntlve Board.
M.J. WALllltOK, aia'rrnan.
is. woRSUAJ.bccreinrv.
AIV- OE5EKAI.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Xtomn Mo. 0 aaa"" mo, cornel
CUIUBSlia ,r mui nnci
I "tONSIUIlMKNTM bounnou. uruers lor au
II . bind, m mrp.iisniL's. machinery, wag
ons, etc., accorajianust wjtu casn or city aw
I .JiDnn ortii nioclvo careful prsoual aitea-
ti..Airc,.unmsnutouana cX!. sr71t T3" A IfW SlI'lfK'SRiTRTP- TrRifirHinnr!a
,.iii!iCI!i'hJrviit instructed. Hsicr, by per-1 n
I i avium -iiAir. i..i.vir. rut.i;uA(ii ur uAuutnu A.nu TlrJJ Or A VARIETY OF
jjl uranas unu psieiis previous to 1
manufacture- and ltd itorters prices.
l-liy yiqiun.-.-juicanjwosi prices.
OT7. jSI 7fy. s,-x"I'JLiI3. - - - - X?rt.trtylixLts
itc
brands and pa teiu previous to any advance In tlie market, are prepared to offer same at
aiso, a largo ana tveu-eeiecteastocxai UHUCKrU-KS,
rpHE place to buy your KISir Is nt W. 9
I a.tu,-H.M.t. siVtisnlils. at the Wuoie- I
Mileand Kslall KHh Ueiwt. All onlersprompt-1
iv nilspd attuo lowest m nrieii'iitc, j
L. FItlTZ.
wAKtTfc'ArTriiitKii.snii Apontiorinoni
tfl l'huloiraphio Instruments and purest, I
LUetntcais ustu m i-notourapuy. mi 1
ferent branches of rhotography taught and I
complete outfits fumithed. lleadq nartcrs for I
Photographic Supplies,
And goods ln t"at llnc- llu renlUid
GALLERY,
Corner of Union and ilalu streets, is f crtii&hcU
with iiittrnraents
Kt Excelled
by any Gallery Houtb or V est. Call and tea
his l'liotorapus auu omer i lctures, auu
Mis Portraits
In Oil, from small pictures or from life.
StS Mniu. cor. Union. Memphis, T.llli
SHIRTS!
SHIRTS! SBiaTS!
Agont
DEALERS
wham a. HAnniH. i). l. irKiaicK
T. 13. TURLKY.
HARRIS, M'KISICK & TURIBY,
ATTORNEYS AT LA.W,
No. 43 1-2 Madison Street,
MEMPHIS
l t TENNESSEE
a n. taylob.
TII08. r. DUFTIH
TAYLOR & BUFHH
GROCERS,
AND
Commission Mercliauta
Ho. 278 PROMT ST.,
MEMPHIS,
TENNESSEE
H. MANSVIILD.
J. M. WOOD.
. MANSFIELD & GO
(Successors to Mansfield & Hlgbee),
MASUFACTUEISB St WHOLESALE
MILLS : : : : :
OFFICE AND YAUI)
SALESROOM : : :
North Front Street, opposite Gas "Works
Northwest cor. (Jayoso aud Second Streets
::::::::: No. 7 Monroe Street
DRUGGISTS
A. C TltEADWELX.
A. 15. TBEADWELL.
B. D. XBEAD WELL.
NO FURTHER POSTPONEMENT
8HIRT8I SHIRTS! SHIRTS!
Wholesale Grocers
AT
SECOND AZ31
GRAND GIFT CONCERT
IN AID OF THE I AT
MASONIC RELIEF ASSOCIATION
OP S0RF0LF.
THURSDAY, 10th KOTEMBEIt. K A rll'j An 'f.
tTn.lAr nntbnrlt V nf t h. VlTcHnlft Trf!slBlnrp I
(act passea Jiarcu e, isu).
AT
AT
AT
AT
COTTON E.0TO3Fil
STOKEWALZ. BLOCK,
Bo. IS. Union Street, Meiuplii.s, Tenn.
301 Ss 303 Main Street,
MEMPHIS, : : : : TENNESSEE
I "VTTILI. continue the Ding business In all its
i ? variety, ai uio auove oia esiaDiisaeu
stana. .t rier will at au tunes Keep a
Fail, Fresh ana Complete Assortment
of goods in tbelr line, to which Ihey invite
.uc Dpvcitti auenuon oi loeir oia rrxenas ana
the trade generally. Purchaser are tnTltcd
to examine their stock, as they will nnd
prices to salt the times.
They will continue to manntactare the eele-
oraua ana weii-snown flaasfleld .t ills:.
tMe ramilr medicines.
TheT are cronrletnrs nf th Prptn Inm Pnlfrtn.
riroiteroiartuana naruiuc Inu, Etc
SPECIAL NOTICE.
All those lndehtfid tn lhn firm nf IIAVM.
FIELD ,t UIUIIEK are earnestly requested to
call and settle or make remlttanrra wlthnnt
delay, as the business of the old Arm must be
Closed. S. MANSFIELD fc CO.
JOHN CDI3BIN3.
JOHN GUHN.
M. H. COOVJSH
830,000 TICSETS-6000 CASH GIFTS
$2SO, OOO!
TO I1C GIVES' A WATX
One Grand Cash Girt of.
One Grand Cash Gift of
Athena. Here is Mr. Maynard'a letter:
Editors AprKAl Mt attention has been
called today, for the Hnt time, to an ar
ticle In a our issue of the twentv-flrst Instant. 1
containing what purports to bean extract of
a tspecu znaae oy me at Ataens, on me iwen-ty-nrst
of August. lbU. I take this oppor-
ianuyiosayiust.neii.Qer men nor ai any
other time, neither at Athens nor elsewhere,
did I ever utter tbe teuUroeiiLs therein ex
pressed; and that I never, either publicly or
pnvaie y. nuiereu or entertsineu inose or
any Mich snlinent&. I know nothlneof tlio
al'tsrftxl circular, and the whole Is a baseless
laitr.cauou. I hope the other paperswnlcb
have copied your article will do me tbe Jus
tice to publish tbis note. If not be A) re, at least
aiier uie eiecuou. i am. very respecuuiiy.
HrMBOLUT,October2i,lT4.
1
2000
BARMBY'S
BY'S
& 600V
102, 16S nnd 165 WASHOTGTOH'
SllMAINST.
DEAL
15 Cash atria or two each..
X Cash Gifts or SIO each
d Cash (Jills or 250 each-
m Cash Giru or l.'O each , lj&3 I
ayj cash uins or mi tacu. 2iw
5TS Cash Ullts ot .'.I each. 2sJ0
SOOt) Cash Ullts of 10 each S0,UU.
tOOOCASU iiUZES, aggresaUng J3M,OU0
rKICE OP TICKETS:
Whole TickeWJ10.00 1 Quaiter TIckets.fl50
AND MAXUFACTUKEBS OF
311 MAIN ST.
311 MAIN ST.
D
LIDS, FLOORING, SIDING
Half Tl:feets.
NO INDIVIDUAL
5JI) Ueren TicSelsSlWI.W
BENEFITS.
This Concert Is strictly ror JtAHONlC pur
poses, arj
liDeralU:
s,and will be conducted with the same
nr.
acterlxed the first enterprise
, honesty and lalrness which char
JOHN L. ROrER. President.
or Tickets and Circulars, clviiiz lull in
tormauon, aauress it r v. muukk.
tsecretary.TvonolK, Virginia.
JOE LOCKE
will clve mil parti culansSSOMalnsUup-stalrs
' hct ma nr.
Colonel Logwood, whose excellent
aud ejiirited campaign speech at the
f ii ii 1 1 1 it.piI ,vi 1.1 1 1 rur fill Afnnrl.T Vl 1 f n I
,uu. 1 rtnsiiwis nssni firntrini?
as reporte.1 In the.Ai-PEAi. of yesterday, NUUTllliiiil HUiUb OUtlUUlji
. . . i .. .1 1 .. .t i , nn i '
nitiacicu a icai ucu ui aiicuuuui 3 uui
the man to do an intentional injustice
to any one, and so yesterday, when his
ttntion was called to what he was by
us reported to have said in regard tol Mr. and Mes.wh
..,.,., . , ? . . 1 principals. mm. uekbrax. J
uenerai y uuamson-B course, lie prompf French the I-anguajre snoken.
ly sent ua tte following correction, for
which we find room, in just'ee to both
gentlemen
AprEAL An error appears in
I (J tJooil Shirts for : : :
Fine Shirts for : : : :
( Extra Shirts for : : :
6 Super. Extra Shirts for
C Very Best Shirts for : :
: $
'IS, SASH.
0
Ceiling, Moldings, Balusters, Palings, Newel
Posts, Brackets, Etc.
FKAMINU LUMBEIt OK ALIi KINDS. YKLLOW TINS, CYPKES3, lOPLAK
Walnut : Bhlnzles and Laths lor sale; l'lanlne. Hawlnz, Scroll sawluz and Turnln:
to order.
Well Curbing, ror Itandle & Heath an t HoUer A McMahon's Anger's, made to order, on
Bliuiilivtlbi. ..11 ..iiii.i wi inn ii vni ii'n hi . iiiiii. i ii n . ii i
AM)
done
SPRDULE k ICflffI,
'aylor.JoySiCo.
312 MAC, STREET,
ARE OFFERING
mm BARGAINS
IN
HYSON & CAMP
Brg leave to invito all parties to their immense stock of
embracing all the late t s yles of Chamber, Parlor, Dlnlnrr room, Kitchen and OMec nr
nlture. We havo m suites the most complete stock ut
CARPETS AID RUGS
ever shown ln this market, embracing all srsdeor Aim I niters, Wi:toi, VslTVU, two and
threeplys; Ingrains, Hemps, Cocoa and ttlraw Mattings.
OTTR. L7O03BL OIL CLOTHS
w compiete,embracIi.gftl!ErBaann.l widib. from SlncHw loM fel.
tACB c;iictaixh a window utcoBuiosf, a bPCJAX.TV. lam OrtatiM
I3C OUM ; hii nK nKl'AitrrfiKK r-live many novelties, with all the i
a iiiinia .. " , vviuhiv biw sa. nil auuH la ill vxu uioiivai.
art A J iH-T moit eomplete Manment-at priees tti&t eMrt J
- s.re iub Bianqxru mase ot me counuy.
228 B-fain and 281 Second Strcct,cmpttija
J. T. FAUGASOIY.
C. C. CVA.Y.
J. A. J1VXT.
FAR GAS ON & GLA Tc,
SAL
S 6R00EBS
369 FRONT AND 32 CLINTON STREETS.
PEAROE, SUGGS k,
WHOLESALE GROCERS
AI9 COTTON PACTOSS
STREET.
B. J. SEMtViES & CO.
SO. 297 MAIN STREET.
Foreign and Hatihre Wines,
ALES AND PORTER.
HAVA1A CIO-ARSe
From the "El yrlnclpe tie Gnlc" Faclorr :il Key lTo.t.
MACRAE
D. T. PORTBB. W. X. TAYLOR. G. W.
(8UCCESS0ES TO FORD, rOKTEK & CO.,)
17 and W North Charles Street,
Esrobllsbed 1S1J. llALTIMOKE, 311).
Eoardinp and Day School for Young Ladles.
iusoa M. CAnr
ou l'r'-AM
I our shirts au CDSTOH-HADB 241 AID 243 MAIN STREET, COR. JEFFERSON. QRY GOO
nQ
COTTON FACTORS
SU2I
Will be sent C. 0.
Of 8'ZCS.
5. on receipt
Editors
the report in sour paper of this morning,
in regard to -what I stated, ln my speech ln
the tenth ward, as to howUeneral William-
s nvoteacinineiunuineDiiioriB7Jn irxsaia
he voted for that bill, it was an error, as lie
voted aealnst It. I would notdohlmlnlusuce
Intentionally. It is probable the error was
mine, made ln the heat of debate, lDstead of
a mistake ol your excellent reporter, who Is
generally very correct In his report of
speeches. T. Ii. LOGWOOD.
JOHN FENNEIX,
ATTORNEY -AT -LiW
IToru ljikc, De-Solo Connty, M Ish.
WEpecial attention to Collections, octal
Ssiii'ta ?lTade to Order.
3i0.USEimL
OF EVEKT DESCUIPXXOX,
And call Special Attention to their
gE JL xa is. s;
"I And Oomiiiissioii Mere!k9nt
AGEXTS rOU THE CELEHKATED " CIIEEK COTTOX VKESSj
In all the New Shades.
LYONS rOPMNS AND BL1CK SILKS
In all the Bes' Makes.
Serges, Diagonals, Caslimeres, Plaids.
Fall line of Monrnlnc Goods.
I.AEUE 6T0CK OP
The Nssbville Union and American
Bays that every friend of Mr. Johnson,
with whom it has talked, denounces the
rttse by which the Radical candidates
are eclieming to sneak iu to the legisla
ture, underpledge that they 'willsoppoit
that gentlemaa for tbe United States
sena!orehip.
WHnT.rWAT.T? MBflT STnRT? TVfrlDD? TP tirnS?7 .
. ., 1 I vi v s-.-sr UllUJI I mm rrm M s mmmmh
Jiisncct our StoGk, Jims, mm
rx MENDEL CO. liave opened aAVhoIe-
IVq- 378 Front Street.
Dean's Interest and Equation Expo
nenta system gorerned bj the prlncl
TTALIAN, AMERICAN AND TALADEGA
ji iiaruio si very jow vrice. rs ionows:
licadtonf.2feet. with socket and foot-
Ltnna Idttarn,. C C Sat I
1 1 loadstones, 2 feet, with socket anuTooU I
Mone. ienerea... .... iz w t
UeaIstun(Safeet,wltli sochet and loot- I
KlOUe, itriTsi , , , ,,, m uu I
pies Of Decimal Aotatleny bj mean 3 Of Amerloan marble box tombs. paueUd a'l
Kepellants. "White and Colored Flannels,
Shawls, Scar's, Cloaks, and .Ladles' Un
derwear, in great, variety ana
I AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
Is ascertained almost at a glance. It is
The Democrats will hava lhlrtv.fi ve thmostraPM 111111 connntent method of
I f A 1
msjority in tho legislature if every inde- Teras,Ds accounts; a stanuaru Tferif,
pendent and Republican candidate run- nvainaiie 10 erery jncrcMnt, lianKcr,
nine shonld be elected. What eood can "jer, insnrancs Agcni, and lorpora-
independents or Radicals do in such a Uon' 0TCr three thousand now in use in
lesrislailirp? Memnhla ba.l Iw-Hm- havo "DO UnilCQ Slates. AQUrCSS
The Statrnailoil in bnsinCSS in thO Eastorn marliota Be anre and Iosncc onr slock before!
,.., . i riiuniu, auu lull also, cum. Ainu luuiau luaroie I ..... .h.um.u.
hucu ids correct interest or any snm, spire monuments, 7 reet high and lettered, (has given us opportunities to moke XiAHiGS CASS . ... .
ioju. tnese rats are joirer man inaroie was i 'I's VI.1IK .Illy ,v I'll
.AiaUkAAAV ..J V V A- Mf V V J
2 Main Street, opp. Peabody Hotel.!
i ... ItWi Aimrx; irttrj iain iuvci uii
aiMjjaio per cenuwraajguenume, ever sold aim Memphu below. . 11 nU piranHAS rxrirlcr tlm most fAirnoTilA nnnAiHnr,a
to mo country ireo 01 cuarge, itiuwoou 1 MM
i tiu.?. 31 a. i iMvji.uij, tia union su
SAVE YOUR MONEY.
ten bloclts of wood there than ten dark-1
lantern candidates.
The congressional candidates spoke
at Bartlett yesterday, Colonel Young be
ing still far ahead of his competitor.
They will speak at Lucy to-day, and'at
oilier places (hereafter to be advertised)
until the day of election, the third of
November.
II. BEUXAI.D,
357 Main street. Mrmplil.,Teiin.
ANQTHERJHANGE!
FIFTH AND LAST GUT CONCERT
1M AID Or THE
PUBLIC UBRARY OF KENTUCKY
Bay yoor It 00 Is aud Shoes at
853 Main St., formerljr No. lOjJclTcrsori.
IIIAVB a lane assortment or my own mate
of iinnta and Shoes vrhlcn I will sell lower
than they were over offered oerore In mem-
phis. Ulve me a eau auu laugq lor yoarsoii.
Tub rubernatorial candidates spole
at M'KenzIe ou Batnrday, and at Hum
boldt yesterday. To-day they will speak
at Union City, at Bolivar to-morrow,
Jackson on Thureday, Brownsville on
Friday, and at Memphis on Saturday.
POSTrOSED TO
NOVEMBER 30, 1874.
Drawing Certain ut llmt Unto i
UST OF GIFTS i
One Grand Cash Ulru
Una Urand Cash Uirt.
One Urand Cash Uirt
One Grand (ash Uirt.
i. i .u. i. il.i .... lOns (Irand Cash Ulft.
11 iicioi o me iieojue tuat uie s Cash Olfts. I3J.au eaeh
wnoie tiion oi tne itneriage-dark-ian.
tem.know-notliing movement is to de
feat Casey Young, and make a way for
Etheridge or Topp to go to the United
States senate.
Reynold's Improved Rcvolv
III" Mcrcvr Cotton 1'ress is on ex
hibition, nnd Tor sale, nt 196
iU,ko main street; scud (or circular.
JOUX JIASOGUB, Agent.
MeinpIlU. Tvtin.
enables us to oIFor to onr patrons goods at exceptionally
Low Prices.
e havo deferred announcing tho arrival of HEW
GOODS until our entire stocli was in nnd arranged for
exhibition. We are now prepared with a large and
unusually well-selected assortment, which is not excelled
in any market, embracing overvartiole for a gentleman's
oomplote outfit.
Our stock of Gentlemen's Clothing for Fall and
T7intor in medium and lino goods, far surpasses in fit,
style and inalio, anything oHored by us lieretofore. We
manufaoturo our own stock, nay no -manufacturing
profit, buy exclusively for CASH, thus enabling us to
offer extra inducements in prices.
GREAT SUCCESS OF OUR POPULAR PLAN,
nt Pi HUM COS! !
UUBT ASSORTMENT 11 THE CITY!
GEEAT UECIiTLVE 1ST AJLEi GOODS.
MILLINERY GOODS
Mines' nd Ladles' IIats
Krenen Feltllats
Velvet Hals and Bonnets.
Hat Frames, all sbapes
Headed Trlmminsa
Fringes, Gimps and Flowers.
Ostrich Plum.
Ostrich nr..
Wlnjs
-So, W4C, Tie.
5Ar?f 49Ca a5ffa
sec. He, w.;
Be.
2Sc, 2Se, .lSe, SOe.
tte, tie, ae.
. 75e, si. :i n.
Se, &a, Ut.
1, lie.
. M. BOI11,
ALSTON BQXV
This JBmerson-Stheridge ticket does
not intend nor expect to repudiate the
debt of the State. Their onlyobject Is to
10 Cash Gilts,
IS Cash Ulna.
20 Cash uirts,
25 CashOirta,
30 cash Oins,
50 Cash tillts.
100 Cash oiru,
2M Cash uiru,
5n Cash Gins.
liflOO Cash Ullts,
14,000 eseli.
10,000 each.
6,000 each
1,1X0 each.
SJXXI each
2,10 each.
IJX0 each
Sf o cads. ..
100 cach
50 each--
100,000 I
75.000
50,000
HH.iKXf
lWW)
100100
lOW-lt)
!,IU'
lwfuts
W)Mti
121.- 80
so.ium
;oo,'m)
J,M.Wfl.LMS&GO
COTTON FACTORS
Peatlier Trlminp, Frencli Flowers!
Greatest yariety in Jlontures, Wreaths, Sprays, etc. Belling at half
former loir prices.
FET.FP.W VP.T.FP.S T SIT.iT TOI.WCTQ ?
I Hit JWll lli Oil UUltJ I in Blacfe and aUColors-tl 60, 11 30; worth three times the price.
RGE-SIZE CLOTHINB A SPECIALTY COTTON FACTORS. Ladies' Underwear!
360 Front Street.
-AND
Urand Total, 20,530 Gills, aU Cash
PRICE Or TICKETS i
:io,ouo
defeat the Democratic party and elect Whole Tickeau
xirt: lhjui ojewis to congrefB.
LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE I
I Tenth, or oach CourKn
lUevcn WholeTlcketsfor.
tiK Tickets for
. SO0
5 00
600 OH I
1DO3 0V
ConiBdHion JSCercIsaiils
gflfi Frtist Street, np-ftairg.
Z. P. CAKUTHERS.
Aloxan(lres, Conylsfor's and Dents' Gouts' Kids, at $2 per pair.
Itoyuier's Uog nnd Calf-skin Moves, at $2 per pair.
. English half Hose, at $2 per dozen.
Extra English half lloso, at 1 per dozen.
Ski good Miirls Tor $12.
Six extra Shirts for $15.
Six best N Y. Musliu Shirt for $18
A. E. UESXIDAT. W. A. Kl'DD.
hmk$&
PrononncI ths best! Onr own mannfactarel 'Warranted fnll sises'
iverythlns p-rtslnlns to Ladles' and CbUdren'S Wear in Ibis rim
cheaper and better than elsewhere. Have added to the above deaart
meat Ladles' and Children's WATEKPKOnra. Largest assorimwt of
;..,., . . . wouiuia vpsra riannei, Merino ami
' lolh. Braided Baclts wi cr. ,
liraidtM uoods.
..30c. S5c. SSe. SI IS.
aic. 75c. i.
French Mer.no UTii U to
Opera Cloaks, Mlwcft.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
- AKl-
not, IB Utlrrartt uWerU worthy tbeir ef
loru ef allrMltoo. Bat thuauidfl upon
ibowaBm of muiloo ox Impure ex
pe&ded, mm Ui1 blood of . million
ot ihailr owo rW &r not. in tljrtr
H4lBMtkn, loo mat a Mtertflee lor itie
literUo of the Hhtvetftf Um kwUi. wltoal--vray
iNtve tou ber ld &nU elo(ua atd
cared for. lu vwry mpwt, ttanii th inulti
iiukwoi dtltul at tbflr owu tloorta, aud lr
tMc tlwut Uiy ever will be again lu a atate
f freedom. Ttoy livc eompawd Itoib UimI
aad a for ate emattclpuuoB,abd ln iukc
coinpilaiiwest nave made him tottfMd more
f be child of feel Utau be ever waa bofore
have dntfoa not only hlw uafcUnH and
vatae lo bl owiwrr, mt lo the woild, uu a
wiet,o,ncty, and eoiwteort Mm lo a
pene4ial extkUokoe of bruUU lieentiouwuMiN
hho indotfiue.M
We bball make a few more extraola
from Mr.Peifc.D&'s book, as we are anx
ious for Uie colored voter to nee what
the man who now asks their frulfragea
thinks of thorn.
GREAT SOUTHER!? RAILROAD
SCHEDULE:
Express Train leaves dally (Bandars
excepted) jaj a
am train leaves daily run
uiijrjounuayseiceptea; JS3 pji.
No chanzeof ears hv this lin tnr rma.
vlile.tu. Louis or Kashvlll. fullman i'alaco
ivxt-ui-. ra on ail meat trains.
KorUckouorlntormaUon apply at
iKkei usee, So. 287 Main Street,
wiasui HADIMir
T. KLYJtN.Snp'tilemphUDlT.
rpilEIls-KHIVlKCLOnUNa HOUSE Is the
X, P sce lo get lisrgsins in Oents', Youth'
and lloys' CloUllDf. fhs Hen Ulve has the
lar?'i,ln? best """ct1 stock of Clolhloe lorthes
and lrnlshln? (xds in theclty of Mempnl" to orSer
?'?.V'i-J,'"'7'rTellE! n-l t
For Tickets or Information, address
. TIIOV. E. BKAJILirTTE,
Agent and KsuHtrcr.
Pnblle Library Ballding, Louisville, Ky.
'r yor full information apply to
O. 11. SAMUELS.
vrdaaw tfn. a SS mi Omrt sc. Memphis.
600D CHANCE
To Commence Business.
STORB-FIXTURES and well-selccted stock
of CLOTHING and FmiKlHHINf. rinniv
, i .luiiuniMij irret,nnuer worsnam
nfuw. ior faie oa long nine lor good paper,
l'roprletor hss twoDlacesof htiMlttpiu. nti i
delrnsof dlspo lntof one For particulars
PPly t UKAUFMAS, lSJ Main St.
MERCHANT TAILOR
X0. CO ONION STREET,
1B-i?.r1r,tofRncl'Sl,ntktocfcor ENGLISH
FUKNCHandIXMESTI.;U(WUS,8uliablo
ATT0HNEY AT -LAW- Shaber Flannp Canton Flannel, Scotch, Wool am! Domestic Merino
Iui.uu. n tuij ssuiijii liliuillij lCt tfCllt.
Lartwr15.it & narners lute auu Scarlet Underwear, ana io-tiireaa
&ilk Underwear, at (Jroatlr lieduced Trices.
BDILDIKG LOT AT AUCTION. 200 Business Coats-of broken suits-ofEnglisIi, French and Ameri
can Cassinieres, at 810, worth SIS to 820.
1 mirontof inyonice.No.sis.courtBtou 100 Fall Urercoats at $12, worth $20.
Friday, October 30th, at 12 m.,
l.nt!sn. so.cnntnlnltrcsoss ico Acrra.on
tho south side or Kerr avenirn. nlmnt hha I
hnndrrd yards west of theerosdng of tho
BOOtS 1 1
m
I SUA WLS ! SKA WLS I
Large assortment.! Hfavy Kererslble
269 1-2 MAIN ST.
Opposite Court Square,
i oo, ii ss, j i m.
BreaklUst.FancTahawls 1 sS.aie.SsS
Ferench and German Corsets-Fannr
large assortment 50c, 75c S3c and SI; selling at
double prices elsewhere.
Very
MEMPHIS,
TENNESSEE.
RIBBONS!
Hrrnando road nnd orpoult,. the resliienpro nf
Mrs. W. K. roston nnd Mr. W.il. Moore. !
Mr. Moore paid lor his lot a few Venn. iu-n
llwvivr mmc
TOIS w -will DO Slartrd At a hi n mnm
bid of t!00 per acre, and If aiir niri nvorsim rL
maae ine lot win oesoia. rfU KY-BIPUINO.
Tirras One-third cash, six and lu-olvn
xxontns, wiia iniercst on baiAcee
11. L. UUION,
F-aI estate Broker.
SPROULE & McGOWJSm SONG MONARCH !
L,rges' Stock-All Ehados. All Silk Gros Grain
All silk Gros Grain Sash
l'lsia, yancy and Bonnet Ribbons.
jurquoise anu Mljnon Silks..
aoe, wee, lie.
.. jOc, We, 35c
50c, 75c, SI.
oeta
M.NDFACT0RY--13 BARCLAY STREET, N. Y.
etc , to sott
aod the great
A (IIIAKOn lr WAKKAXTEIK
EDITORg AI'I'EAL 111 his speech at
toe Greenlaw Opfrahoose, Wednesday night,
Mr. Braerson lunerio'ire went out or his way
to Hmk of Mr. Jefferson Davie as tlie prlnee
oi reMdlalton;" aud having been furnierly
IB a pWuon lo know somethlug on the sub
jee, I hTe been railed on bj one of i ue ro.isl
iutimai frisstds of sr. i'. in ins aiin1
mm. the city, lo say wbettn i I lie allusion,
was Justifiable. To UiW I MWKri , it orLaiiil j
season, anu is prepared to make tbem
in lianas, antes, Traveling Bags, and at prices as low as Tariv Kiaiiiiuimen,
lh UM) iUve LloUllne llousa will .ll V,i.Vi ;,r 7" " ouiis maae
than any house ln the city, and KuranYo ' t " " .
perlcots-lUfsclionornosale: lmioioer the Remembeif-.c ITnln.. wire.
BEE HIVE CLOTHING HODSB, DAY
Ko. 331 Main ftt X.M.
ealhorcr&Co.),
E
GRMB OPENING
Or EALL STILES
JAS. SPROUJLE ds CO.,
Louisvillo.
SPKOUIiE EToCOWN
I7ow Orleans.
A. WOLFENSTEINJ (Serawretol'or'te
VROPBIETOR
DR. A. K. TAYI.OR,
HOTSPRIXilN. jiJtH,
fan ln-addrent-fHlorseru penxmallyatthellot
COTTON FACTORS
AWDCOMMISSrON lVIERCHfiNTS,
HOC SVont Wtreet.
AT
MISS A. A, "WALL'S
aas MAES STItEET.
Sf IBS WALL Is receiving a full assortmcni
uj. oi me ti.vi sssx im itikt axioms of
Flowers, Fealliprs, and London
and trench ilonnctH,
WITH OTHEH FKESU N'jVELTrKS.
Those defclrins cholceit eoods at the most
popular prices are invited lu call.
MIH-) A. A. WALL calls the attention of the
Ladlesor Alemphisand -snrroandlngcounlry
loner aresn-iMtilnir leiiriineil.nnsnr
iaKsi-.t Oirv le and elegance.
11KIUA.L TKOLVil:.AUd coniuleleil nt Ilia
ahortest notice. octl
eiLL, Till? & MITCHELL
A new and most Interesting book for
J3X3rC3S-XIWC?r OZiASSSB
Fnll of melodions Bones. Bneta. Glees, .mi I
Dart Sonus, all easy and oerfectlvadantrf tn I
a cioging ccnooi uai at tno same time I
lurming a cuutcuoa weu soiteu tor tile nse of
College and other Choirs, tunning Boeletles,
etc. llylt.ll. Palmer, asslited bv 1. O. Emnr.
son. jrrice, in cent, rer aoren, 57 to.
A most attractive Piano Piece-
Sonvenlrae 1.1 inn. Jl.cnrkx. ni.
I One of the "Poslhnmoeg works ol L.
uoitscnaut."
Verp cheap. All new colors and cloth shadesT
Beaded and Fringed Belt?, 7r,c, $1, $1 50. Beaded Pockets, 50c, 73c, $1.
HOSIERY !
SW STOCK FOB FALL tVEA It.
Tjidles' Heavy Cotton
aaies- caiDnrgans
LadiesIron Frame Seamless.
Children's Fancy Wool Striped, Etc
Very cheap at twice the price.
- Ue, 15c, i'Sc
ate, 40o, 50c.
toe. SSe, c.
ioc, nys, isc, ase.
GENTS' FDBNiSHINfi GOODS NEW DEPARTMENT.
Fine Ilnen osora Shlrta-
n belling elsewhere for Ii 50 to 13.
-WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
HAVE NOW RECEIVED THEIR FALL STOCK
AND ARB HEAD .FOR THE TRADE,
AT 233 MAIM STREET, MEMPHIS.
A new and excellent collection or stn.i fa
I Choirs, Conventions, and blnelne Classes. Pre-1
pared by those most saccessiol composers, H. I
. Palmer of Chicago, arid L. O. Emerson of
nuMou. i ntu si ss, or 9 per dozen.
For yoar next Sunday School bong Book, send
tor uib
hivr or rirr.
By Perkins and Bentiy. 15 cents.
All books and music sent, post-cald. for re-
tall price.
uuivt.li uii?Hjt .v uoton.
CUA. II. DITSON A to..
oca 711 Broadway, Mew York.
-II, 125,11 58.
- 50c, 60c, Tie.
SI 75, 12.
Gents' Medicated flannel, for Kheomatlsm, mf
FAB CI. GOODS DEPARTMPT.
Knchlnss new styles.
Windsor Ties all Bill
Fine Fringe" Ties all silk-
10c, lie, St.
15c. 'Ac. .
tic, We, TVs.
lf. uuuiuEUBi,icaMii--i311J., vcimiml Mnm-n lfV. o: -
Bleevelewi etvet Sacks, Sleeveless Beaded Sacks. Hi ee-fiesi Opera HiU't i-o mh t
variety, very cheap. Ifew styles Jewelry lnJeushelLrra?rtPtai3
Handkerchiefs-inn line all linen 10e."Lo, "tromto
Largest Stock In tha city. Selling off rapidly. Oreat Bargain.
NOVELTIES RKCEIVKD DAILY. WE BUY" ONrA' FinsTjr AMsi ,i,u .
Uftr HU1CK-TEN PER CENT. ABOXlf Ctiwr.
liUISiglE BUGS., 22 and 233 Main Street.
3rrVlriTr Willi it ucuca mv-
. . a Ut-. l,saA In
... VnftltllV W&a I-aac -
theaunoaneetueot jn-dc by Governor
t-- nf An
done toTOem'to givo c, a conttsWa'i bonu;
aod 1 1 1 M to run Jo Mlent at IhR rillght-
i r. mil,, h ilAmv manhood, a d
deem myself ihe tool and .lave of loo who
i-iior far the x own asgrand froent. neither
feeUitEeessehtlttl cou i iu, ... .j-.-,
"l the state both at home and'abroadf-3""'
Batnoa Ay res.
TiTvvRvnoT,. Oetolxr Wl. Advices by
"ml.1T iwllnMlll , I fi . ' fv .
took wltnrs. into
0t-eSWwYtn"eOT
ii.. T-ont nf l"nni wiintn. ,-.Vr