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A bold BuFcIary.

JACKSON, Tenn, October 30.-The news
reached her Saturday of bold and daring
robbery in Bolivar, Hardeman county, Fri
day night Three men knocked At the door
OF the Office Of Mr.. j. mes Feutress, j., clerk
and master OF toe Chancery Court, and when
Mr.. Fentress sdmjlted them they drew their
pistols on him, aud having gagged him they
proceeded 10 rob the safe. They foued about
$4,000 in money in the safe, and made their
escape Mr.. Fentress was found gagged and
ctl1roformed. He says the men were msske d,
and he did not recognize them. 1t is supposed
that they are some sharp burglars that have
come out from some OF the large cities
with some of the shows that have been
travelling through here, or have been travel
ing around to the fairs, and seized their op-
portuuity to NIKE good haul. the people
Of Bolivar are considerably aroused over the
matter, and every means will be used to cap
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to-day. Delegates from Pennsylyanis, Miz-
souri,, Kentucky, Virginia and Iowa were
present The Rev. n. C. Po ter, D L, pre-
sided the report of the Executive Commit
tee showed that the society member, under
their pledge, al he discretion Of member,
msy cover al the following csses: -NeTer c
drink except a meals, and then il moot moe
erate quantities; never 10 drink in bar
rooms; never 10 treat or be treated IN busi-
ne=s transactions. Further, they ssy, there
are many devout snd CONSCIENTIOUS persons
free from he temptation Of this vice who
feel from various causes, whether for the axe
of exa mple 10 Others or for the sake Of their
own health, they are bound to total ab-
slinence; but ihsse are casss Of conscience BIZ
by which the liberty OF others IL not 10 be
pledged or feitersd As to legislation, they
say: "Onr oficial position must be aiimi;a-
ton and restriction, rather than prohibition,
but the aim OF the society Eoold not be
reached il II did not afford plsttorm brood
enough to give room for harmonious CO.
operation between men whose opinions di-
verge upon this question
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Horse-Sharps Arrested.

CLEVELAND, o, O1tober oU.-Henry
jackson, aiias Henry PJge, of Chicsgo, and
Churchville, n. Y, two OF the gang OF horse
ehsrps which have been operating extensive
~ through the country, selling inferior
horses as Thoroughbred fast stock, were con-
victsd here to-day of obtaining money by
false preteuses from DR.. Y. c. Scott, who
bought from them a span of horses repre-
scented 10 be raised by Gen. Wilkins and Mr..
Alexander, of Kentucky, and able to trot in
2:27 or better, but which animals proved
worthless. The Kentucky gentlemen mans
4 stiEed in the trial that they never had
such horses on their farms.
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Charles Z. WhiineY.

NEW York, October 30.-Charles A. Whit.
ney, agent Of The Morgan Line OF steamships
and railroad, died here this ofning. He
was executor OF the estate OF Charles Morgan
and one of the weaIthitst men in the South.
Whitney was to sail for Europe in. the
steamer Brittainic Saturday, but before the
vessel sailed was struck with paralysis and
removed 10 the Fifth Avenue Hotel, where
he died yesterday, aged ffly-sevsp years. For
some years past Whitney was presid-n. OF
the New Orleans Auxiliary Sanitary Asso-
citation. He was the son in-law Of the late
Charles Morgan, of this city, and controlled
the interests of the Morgan estate in the
South, including RAILROADS and steamers.
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PHYsICIAN AND SURGEON.
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vegetable Product,


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its effects are permanent. 1t rouses
the system to a condition of vigorous
health, cleanses the blood OF malarial
poison, and imparts I feeling OF com
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Ague districts II is an excellent tonic
and preventative, as well as cure, Of
all complaints peculiar to Inalarious,
marshy and miasmatic regions. The
great superiority Of AYERS AGUE CURE
over any other compound is that it
contains no Quinine, Arsenic, or min
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qUinism or injurious effects whatever
upon the constitution Those cured
By il are left as healthy as If they had
never had the disease.
The direct action Of AYERS AGUR
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Organs makes it a superior remedy
for Liver Complaints, producing many
remarkable cures, where other medi-
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PrTTsBURe, October S0.-The sifike Of ne
East Liverpool, o., potteIs, which was in
augurated over five months sgo, has become
only strike in name. OF the 200 men who
quit work when their employers notified
them that snv who joined the Knights OF
Labor would be discharged, 81 but $50 have
either returned TO work or LETT The town. OF
the eight potteries implicated five are run-
ming at nearly hall their capacity, two are
entirely idle, while the largest has nearly all
the hands needed in all their works. The
iron-clad contract, which binds each man TO
keep out OF tie Knights of Labor orgsniza-
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THE LAND LEAGUE.
CabieErsm from Patrick Eagan-Jhe
SixIFmishfEg Fnrd.
BUFFALO, October 30.-The president Of
! the N4tionsl Land League has received the

BUFFALO, October 30-The president Of
the Nationsl Land League has received the
following cable:
PARIS, October %, 1882.
To Mooney, President OF the Irish National Land
League Of America, Buffalo-replying to charges
against the Parliamentary party OF having mis-
appropriated large portions Of tie funds:
The total amount paid during three years of ex-
penses o. members OF Parliament is under 1000
Including the expenses Of Parnell and Dilfon's
mission TO America. OConnor's seven months
American tour and HeiIly's four months also the
in Ireland. The lbelous statement in the Dublin
Trfsh Times enapated ftom the notorious Richard
Pieott. The National League is making most
satisfactory progress. PATRICK EAGAN.
Mooney sent The following reply:
To Patrick Eagan, Paris;
The American league has und:minished conf
and no British ISLANDERS shall destroy the trust Of
JAMES MOONEY.
Pres. Irish National Land League of America.
Subscribers 10 the SkirmishingF Fund charge
that Trustee Carroll reesived $3.50 Withou.
consideration, Trustee Luby and Gen. y.
F. Bourks 500 each foT writing par
agrsphs, and Trustee Devoy $1,000 for no
work al all. The committee viii drop the
investigation of the trustees and will hand
the fund over 10 responsible persons. II
is charged that John BrCsiin has been paid
$500 az supervising architect OF rams, and
that the trustees had used the fund to
thEart the interests of the skirmishers.
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DANIEL WEBSTER

reference in popular elections whether OF State
OF Federal officers, and for vhonlsoever OF against
yrh0ru ever 10 may be exercised, the payment
If any contrl uriOn, osssssH5crf salaries,
ffTic5al compensation Tor party or election pur-
! =
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EX-GOV. HENDRICKS,
OF Indiana, DansersusIy Hills con-
diffOn Critical.

IsDIAsAPoLIs, October S0.-Ex; Gov; I
n. Hendricks has been confined 10 his bed
room for several days past win what wa'
supposed 70 be neuralgia OF the right foot
erysipelas has since developed aud his condi
,ioa is such as 10 excite alarming sPPre'
tensions, as symptoms Of ganerene h@y'
made their sppearace. Dfs. Paryin, InomP
son and Lockridge are in daily attendance
aud admit that they are such thai do no
readily yield to medical treatment. 1t ssem'
TO BE- an hereditary disess-, which CAUSED
the desih of his father and grandfather.
LqLsr.-At noon to-day Ex Gov. Bend'
ricks's seondiiion was not improved; nj
case is regarded as critical.
Lafest.-The condition OF Gov. Her'
dricke at o'clock II. Was mere favorable
The physicians are very much elcoursgec-
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HorrihIe Dtafh.

CoHoEs, n. Y, October 30.-JosePh Rivet,
while repairing bridge to-day, fell into the
CORTLAND street canal. He was carried over
a weir twenty-five feet high and dropped
INFO raceway running al right angles At a
rapid rate. He wzs whjrled along to 3 dam
6fy feet high, over which ne Was car ed,
and rushed hTou- IA q Wild gorge irio she
Mohawk riyss. His forts Tor lie were wit
messed by 800 people. The body vas re-
covered. Rivst Leaves wife aI.c aTs a4ll-
dren,
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1.-The Old wing Party"

81 have resided in Tennessee ever since
was year old and have always all lated Win the
Renubiican party as he successors OF The old WIG
11artl ~ n Smith, al GreeRla5 QpeTdaouse, Oc-
to5eT letk.
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only 80 Ooo o0O oar.

DALLAS, October 29.-The city has been
in a bad humor for wees past. Its suckers
have les. $4,000 on marriage associations,
the last hope OF ever getting cent back Of
the money they put iuto these institutions
having expired. OF The $50 20 recently
working Texas there is not one now 80 be
heard OF. Such ano her craze is not remem e.
bered in lifetime. Clerks, booS-keepers,
professional men, and even shrewd proprie.
tors who had been merchandising for years,
bit at the bate and were caught. l knew
several ladies who sold their j-wels, portions
OF furniture and milch COWS 10 rsise money
to put into this modern Aminidab
Sleek game. The grand jnries in
vestigated them thoroughly, and al
though they were found to be dishonest from
end 10 end, they had obtained charters from
the State of Texas and could not be Indicted.
After all The criminal laws which have been
enacted there is not one TO be f3und which
reaches tbs case; but the day the next Legis-
lature meets the matter will be promptly
attended to. 1t is estimated that the people
of Texas have been fieeeed out OF S2,0OOO0O
by marriage associations, and are now ready
for new humbug.
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Another Victim

| SELMA, ALA October 27.-The EreniIlg
| Mail 4nterviewed young man Yesterday
| who had made investments IN matrimonial
| insurance policies, and knowing that several
claims which he held had matur5d, ye re-
porter interviewed The young man IL order
| that the readers cf the Nal might fully IN
derstand the working OF these inventions OF
the age. Approaching him we asked:
How is matrimonial insurance."
"Bsd far me-, +" he said. at the-sam lime
| showing postal card from the cashier OF
the Peoples National Eank ct Pa ask, where
he had sent his cl aim for collection. Read
it," he said. We did, and give our readers
the benefit OF it. 1t was as follows:
PULASKI TENN, October 81, 1882.
DEAR SIR-Your proof Ias been filed. Secretary
says about forty-fve claims ahead OF you; yonr
annual dues unpaid, aud several assessments
against you. Secretary says if everybody pays
their assessments the thing wil sustain Itself; If
they don't, stand from under
After reading it, bright smile illumined
our countenance. We asked the young man
if he had not paid his dues how could he
expect 10 collect anything?
/ owe nothing, he sad, and here Is my
receipt for annual dues, signed by the secre-
tary OF the company; also a postal card
FROM him relating to my claim. Read
OFFICE OF THE CENTRAL MARRIAGE ASSOCIATION, /
PULASKI, Tenn, october H. 1882. :
DEAR SIR-Yours of the 10Th to hand. We have
in all classes sixty-nine members. We have IN de
no assessment, nor can we before Novemoe ist
Yours truly, J. n. SMITHSON. Secretary.
The young man put these evidences OF
thieyery in his pocket and walked away, per
haps a wiser man for his experience. The
ndI has, on several occasions, warned the
people about investing their money In these
wildcat s;hemeF, and now that policies are
maturing they see their imaginary fortunes
vanish into nothing. That this man Smith
son organized his ASSOCIATION merely TO swim
die is evident. He fret says over his own
signature that no assessment would be made
until November lat, and when proof OF nisr-
risge is presented, he says that the annual
dues I'D not been paid, and that he p9lcy
had lapsed for non-payment of these very
assessments which will not be made uGli
November 1st. This instance is not the onl
one on record where parties have been swim
died by unprincipled men, and yet our POO
pie continue to pay in their money with tie
hope OF finally receiving il back again With
large additions
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LOCAL GOSSIP.
What the Farmers and the People Ten
orally III tie Surrounding Towns
and Country Are
Doisg for Themselves and the world
Progress and improvement Every
where visible.
Special Correspondence of the Appeal

Special Correspondence Of the Appeal
CoLIIEKvILLE, October 29.-1he Elos sii,
yer mirez are -tili a topic Of imports nee, ana
Ju.tice W. +. Harrell has grown about Two
ioches since their discovery. Snould LIE
venture and exploration oil the niue prove
succe SAUL, posterliy may never near me -
OF the valuable treasure obtained. hefe
is millions in them"
The cotton crop IL opening and being
gathered very rapidly. About 100 bales are
6yught and shipped from this place every q dsy,
and when business opens up lively we VIII 90
better. IL
We wish it distinctly understood oy inc
couaty, State aud world that tie Democracy mo
nj CoilieryilIe ard vicinity are solid for Gen
Rate and Casey Young. While this is strict y
A temperance town, theg are too Intelligent
to be humougged by Fussell and his mo-
merous allies in the way OF railroad agents
and bondhoidefs. NERIIAs.
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4a-fereuca in popular elections. whether OF State
~ Federal ofHceIs and for whonasoever OF against
v-fomsoege- il may be exeseised or the payment
Of av contrl butiOn, osssssHseIlf salaries,
0ficial compensation Tor party or election puT-
POs'@ DANIEL WEBSTER
Now, lei u recur 10 the organization of
parties IN Tennessee after the war. On the
Oh OF June, 1858, convention wss held at
y snvil.s, IN which very coaniy IN the
sac vas represented. The Hon. Edmund
Cooper. an OidLiue Wing, was chairman Of
tie Committee OF Resolution, and the fol-
lowing l. one 81 the resolutions:
Resolred, Fhst The e9assEyattiye men Of Ten, en-,
nessee putting eside az 9esons DECIDED seq by me
unite themselves with Ihs Democratic party as it
now exists.
TINS was the baptism of the Democratic
DsYtv In Tennessee. Ii the census had been
taFen OF TenneSsee's contribution OF gallant
soldiers 10 the Confederate States, 1t would
be found that seven-tenfhs of them were OF
/ old Whig families and the soil drank no
richer blood ia that sad war than that OF the
/ Fattons. the Zoliicofsrs, the Foggs, the Will
/ lisnses. and hundreds OF others who gave
| tb-ir fyes Tor their convictions OF right
/ Now, Messrs Smith and HaSkius, take out
your Houks, your Buffers, and your Brown
/ lows snd lei Us count noses aad see whether
| H. nre-eut Democratic psriy-its leader
shin IS well as its rank and file-is not m sde
| m OF sbou. an equal modicum OF the old
| Wing and Democratic parties, blended TO-
| sether for the defense of the American peo-
Die against the wrongs, outrsges and oppres-
| sious with which RadicalisW, for the frs
five years after the war, disgraced the civil
| zation Of The age.
Horstio tell me one thing.
| Dost thou think Alexander locked O. this fashion
| In the earth And smeit so! PAM
I4tus hear no more Of this bogus apostolit
sucee. sion. The Republican party Is not oi
kin TO the old Wing party. 1t never wa'
and never will be. Its methods, It's tradi
tit,Ous, - It's principles and It's rseofd are 81
u"iiA A WIG OF 1874.
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at,empred Trnin Robbery.

KANSAS CITY, October 3O.-An attempt
was made last night TO rob the incoming
Chicago and Alton train near the seene OF
the famous Blue Cut robbery. As the train
was pulling through one of the numerous
cuts in ID at vicinity, Engineer Chekefault nc
ticed standing on The bank Of the cut eight
mas zed and armed men, VINO seemed in great
confusion Several of them made motions
as if to stop the train, but finally retreated
into the wood. Il is generally believed here
that il was he work of local crook.
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W L two.

laugh If your heart beats light, dear boy;
Alone and merry are We;
For love is the game, and am The toy,
SO laugh, II you ike, at-H2e!
Sing! if your heart beat light, dear boy
Like lark DER sunlit lea;
Let the first thrill be passion, tho next be JOY,
And the end OF the Inusic-me'
Daneei if your heart beat Light, dear boy;
There's nobody here to see.
You can be saucy-and l can be COY!
Dance with your arms about-sl<!
Just for one hour OF needless joy
This shall our pastime be-
Laughter and singing and dancing, desr boy
And only yourself and-Rlei
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POLITICAL NOTES.
List Of Appointments 10 be FILLED D!
the Leading Democratic speakers
OF the stale.
MuldroW ami L,on-The POSSIBILITIES al
CoIIierVille-An Indignant Old Wing
OF 1874 skins Hawkins.

From the following very long let Of sp-
poinIments II will De seen thai the Demo::
cratic party IS polling lis full strength Of
speakers On the stump, and that the E1eeu-
tive Committee Is determined We shaL os
victorious by The Irresistible logic OF I4eis
presented in the mos, attractive and con-
vinciDg way.
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Danced 90 HIS Death.

CINcINNATI, October 30.-Lasf night al
73O o'clock Emil Trompter stabbed aud in
siantly killed Anton Delano at q ms chanics
boardiDghou on Liberty street, over the
Rhine. Delano was joiner, and was dane
iDg in his room. The other bosrders were
annoyed and proposed calling policemen
Emil Trompter, workman in HalPs safe
factory, said: mo need sending for police
I'll stop him." Thereupon Trompter disap'
peared, but returned shortly with a large
butcher knife, which he plunged into De
I iano's breast. The pulmonary arteries were
severed, and death eEsEed Immediately. The
murderer and victim were sober. The muir
derer deliberately walked away, telling the
people he had killed the msu. He has moi
vet been arrested.
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improvements 10 CoIun,bus, N IL

Special Correspondence OF the Appeal.
COLUMBUS, October 27.-Weather besuti-
fuI. Cotton Is coming IN rapidly and every
BODY Is cheerful, although trade ID not
near 40 GOOD "a il should be al this time oil
IA. wear, For several years our town has
seen growing, rot in spurts, as Is the case
where the growth is the result OF speculs-
ton. but gradually and with healthy
growth that 10 he natural outcome OF our
prosperous condition, and this growth, be
coming both more spid and more substantial
every wear, Just now amounts to buhdlnS
boom of considerable magnitude, as there
are, either Just completed or IN process OF
construction, in different parts oil the Town
soRe eight or ten residences, fapSlnS IN
value from $1,000 to $4,000 each, besides
which there is a very handsome block oil
bindings that will be completed within the
next fortnight, composed Of five stores, escn
ore being ITO feet deep, twenty-seyen 1eet
wide and ihree stories high. Their sggre-
gale cost ia estimated al about S5O,lO0, ana
when completed they. will make bl0ck
that would be an ornament TO any CITY.
These evidences OF our prosperity are very
gratifying 10 conte % plate, and the only cause
for regret in it ali lies in the TACT hat 30
little interest is manifested in manufacture.
Howeyer even in this line We have lately
some hopes aroused by the rumor that the
Georgia Pacific Railroad Company have
some idea Of building machine-shops here:
/ mos. sincerely hope that the rumor Will
become reality.
Court adjourned to day, having gone
ihrsugh the docket, very light one, bolh
| civil and criminal. The report OF the grand
| iurv that crime was decreasing was very
markedly sabstanliated by the fact that from
this term OF court for the first time since the
war Net siusslc eoHVict-was- sent 10 the
penitenuaTy. MAN
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GALLEY. D.atea,.o. at nashville.

NASHVILLE, October 30.-The dedication
OF Livingstone Hall, of Fisk University, Tor
colored pupils, look place today IN the
| presence OF large audience OF citizens, m
Guiding Bishop McTysire, OF the Methodist
Shorter, of the Africsn Methodist Church;
Dr.. Atticus G. Haygood, of Emory College,
Geo, ola. and agent OF the Slater fund.
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THE GARFIELD MONUMENT.
Address frem the Tennessee CoEnm1s'
sieners 10 the People of the STATE
Asking for Cooperation
In GIFTS OF =zaneE. Articles fer Sale or
Articles foe Exhibition, Ihe object
Being TO Raise Funds.
10 tbe Editors Of the Appeal:

WAsHINeToN, October 28.-Herewith is
inclosed copy OF an address TO the people
of Tennessee, issued by the Board OF Com
missioners for the State ia connection with
the National Bszaar aud Exposition Tor the
benefit Of the Garfield Monument Fund. VIII
you kindly publish The same and urge the
jmportsnce OF prompt and liberal response?
JOHN N. BISHOP, Secretary.
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Arrested for Robbiug the Mails.

ST. LOUIS, October 3O.-Ssmuel Levair,
let.er-carier, was arrested to-day for rob-
biug Inc MALE, and IN default Of $500 bail
was committed to jail. HIS plan was to open
the street boxes on the routes adjoining MS
OWL abstract such letters he thought val
liable, tnen rife aud destroy them. Money
from decoy letters was found on his person,
and he confessed ms guilt. He nas wife
and family
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TEETE'S HAIR DYE,
LIVER REGULATOR.
ChilIs and Fever

The Regulator will positively cure this terribl
disease. We assert emphatcaliy what we know
TO be true.
C9NSTIPATIOE.
should not be regs rded as triRing silment. Ma
lure demands the utmost regularity OF the bowels
Therefore assist Nature by taking Sim Live
Regulator. II is harmless, mid and efeetual.
BILIOuSNEFS.
One or two tablespoonfuls viii relieve all TN
troubles eident to billions state such as nausea
zziness drowsness distress after eating. bitter
bad taste in the mouth.
> BLADDER AND KIDNEYS.
Most of the diseases of the bladder originals
from those of the kidneys. Restore the action o
the liver fully, and both the kidneys and blades
will be restored.
MALARIA.
Persons may avoid ali sttae rs by OCCASIONAL
taking dose OF Simmons Liver Regulator to ke(
the Liver iu healthy action.
FAD BREATH,
generally arising from disOrdereG stomach, ca
be corrected by taking Simmons Liver ReEDlatc.
JABNDICE,
Simmons Liver Regulator Eooa eradicates tn!
disease from the system, leaving tEe skin cleAs
and free iiOm All impurities.
collie.
Cll1Ten suffering with Gene Eoss experiences
relief wlel simmons Liver Regulator ia sdmiDtF
tered. Adults also derive great benefit from tnis
medi5ine. II is not unpleasant il is harmless
effective. Purely vegetable.
ES-Take only the GENUINE, which always T.
on the wrapper the red 2 Trademark and sign
ture OF J. Il. ZEILIN IL co.
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