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THE RErUBL1cAN CANDIDATE.


The Hon. William NJ. Smith was yester-
day nominated by the Convention held in
this city as the Republican candidate for
Congress. 1t is a relief TO know that what
ever may be the result of the contest in his
district, the people will be represented by
brains and intelligence instead OF min
comIoop. Judge Smith is gentleman OF
the highest integrity. He is eminently re-
spectacle. He has many elements of
strength, but still more OF weakness. He
has at his back the Federal ring. The un-
scrupulous old leaders are for him. Money
Is on his side. The oficeholders are for him.
Aud behind all these stands the sdministra-
ton, using its influence TO secure his cleo
ton. He will have the benefit of Hubbell's
corruption fund, and he will be furnished
with thousands Of dollars to buy up refrac-
tory Republicans. These, with Judge
Smiths purity of character and confessed
worth as good citizen, will give
him considerable strength. But there
are elements of weakness in his cam
didacy which largely counterbalance
his strength. He has been selected as
a forlorn hope. He is not the sponta-
neously selected candidate of his party. He
was a member OF the last Tennessee Legis-
Iature, voted for the Observation-Disclosures
infamy and the sixty-and-six bill, which is
load no man can carry IN this district. Two
years ago Ed Shaw was nominated as the
Republican candidate for sheriff. He was
the favorite of the colored Republicans;
but, because Shaw was a colored man, Smith
opposed him and contributed largely 10 the
election of his white competitor, Phil Athy.
The colored Republicans will now take re-
venge by defeating Smith and electiDg
Young. 1t is direct insult TO the 5000 Re-
publicans who cast their vote for Shaw Two
years ago TO ask them 10 support the man
that bolted his party nomination and helped
able himself, Judge Smith is the ring
candidate-the machine candidate-aud
represents the most Objectionable, the
worst features of the Republican
party of to-day-its extravaganza,
its dishonesty, lis Hubbell Matchmaking
policy, lis abuse Of patronge, its machine
methods, its Capitalization, its Federal die
tation TO the people of the States, making
party "boss" of the nstion's president. The
Republican vote cannot be concentrated on
Judge Smith. There can be no doubt of the
election of Casey Young. We would not be
surprised if his majority went up to the
thousauds
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MEMPHIS APPEAL
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 4, 1882
m.Y,oxvExTIOS TO-DAY.


We have but little TO add to what has
ai-ssdv been said in regard to the duties OF
the Convention which meets to-day Tor the
purpose of nominating candidates Tor the
LEGISLATURE. The people OF Shelby county
are opnosed to the sixty-and-six bill, and
tbev will elect ticket pledged to its repeal,
,,nIass the Convention to-day commits some
o,,eg;ous blunder. Every man who avoWs
bir,self far Bate and plants himself upon
the platform condemna.ory OF the fraud
upon the people, is part OF the mighty
ubsIapx that is marching 10 the bauot-box
resolved 10 overthrow q measure tolsted on
the taxpayers by an unpopular Legislature,
and all should be recognized as common
friends in a common cause. The task to-
day is not merely to make up ticket TO suit
the aspirsnts. The Convention has higher
duties to perform than merely TO ratiiy the
bargains OF the ofice-brokers who have
already apportioned out the ticket
The object of the Convention should
be. not to consult the aspirations
of individuals, but to reconcile and hsr'
monte strong and influential factions, ready
TO make common cause against the sixty-and
six bill and for the Democratic nominee fol
governor. The Democracy Of Shelby coun
~ does not intend to lower its banner
Upon its folds is inscribed the name of Batt
ard the platform on which he plants hi m
self, and every man who rallies to its sup
port should be treated as an equal and wei
coined as a co.worker in the same cause
The opponents of the sixty-and-six bill hav'
a large majority in Shelby county, but the.
cannot carry the county only by such mutua
concessions as shall secure ticket fairi.
representing and satisfying all factions OPP
posed to the sixty-and-six abomination, ant
by hearty union of all upon such ticket
Without union we can expect nothing ou
disaster in November. Something more
expected of the Convention to-day than
mere qualification of the aspirations OF mer
II is the duty OF the delegates to no innate
ticket that can be and will be elected 1t
very easy for the Convention to-day to organ
ize for victory; it is equally as easy to Civ
the county away. This will surely be don
unless the delegates are influenced by
patriotic determination to sacrifice every
thing for the cause.-the cause of Bate ant
his platform-pothing for men. The worl
to-day is 10 find candidates who will har
monte all who are opposed to the sixty-and
ak settlement and command the confdenc
of the people. The boilers and the Hawkin
Republicans in every part of the State ar
cooperating to accomplish the same end
the defeat OF Bate. In this county they will
be united upon the same ticket, and wha
chance have the friends OF Bate-the opPo
nents of the sixty-and-six biil-unless the.
too compose all differences and unite uPOI
the same ticket?
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Col. john III. Savage,

Waverly, Wednesday, October 4th.
Camden, Thursday. October 5th-
Paris, Friday, October 9th.
Powers Springs, Saturday, October TN.
Troy, Monday, October 9th.
Union City, Monday night, October 9th.
Dyersburg, Tuesday, october 10th.
Ripley. Wednesday, october 1lth.
Covington, Thursday. October 18th.
Memphis. Friday night. October 18th.
Brownsville. Saturday, October Nth.
Trenton, Monday, October 10th.
Humboldt. Tuesday October 18th.
Purdy, Wednesday. october 18th.
Henderson Station, Thursday, October 18th.
Jackson, Friday, October 10th.
Bolivar, Saturday, October 21st-
Lexington, Monday, October Esd.
Decaturville, Tuesday. October 24th.
Saltillo, Wednesday, October 18th.
Savannah. Thursday, October 26th.
Dresden, Saturday, October 2Sth.
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THE CANVASS.
Appointments for Gen. W. b. Bate SCH
atOr Isham 6. Harris and COL
John HI Savage.
Gen. w. b. Bate

Gen. w. Ii. BATE
Gen. W. 3. Bate, Democratic canoloAIe ~. !.
Governor viii address the people OF IennesSee .
follows:
shelbyville, Wednesday, October itn
Iewisburg Thursday, October 9Th.
Pulaski, Friday October 9th
IawreDeeburg, Saturday, October tn
Nashville, Monday night, October GIN
Charlotte, Tuesday, October 10Th
Waverly, Wednesday, October 1Ith.
Camden. Thursday. October 18th
Huntingdon, Friday, October 18th.
Paris, Saturday. October 18th
Dresden, Monday, October 10th.
Trenton. Tuesday, October 18th.
Alamo, Wednesday, October 18th.
DyersbuIg, Thursday October 18TH.
Ripley. Friday, October Goth.
COyington, Saturday, October Dist,
Memphis Monday night, October 3d.
Bolivar, Wednesday, October 18th
Purdy, Thursday, October 18th.
Henderson Station, Friday, October 2ftn-
Brownsville, Saturday, October 18th.
Gallatin, Monday, October 30tn.
Carthage, Tuesdsy, October 3lst.
Smithville, "Wednesday, November 1st
Sparta, Thursday, November 3D.
McAinnville, Friday, November Sd
Woodbury., Saturday, November 4th.
The Hon. Alvin Hawkins is invited TO be presen
at the above appointments, division oil um'
viii be accorded by Gen. Rate TO him.
JOHN ]. VERTREES,
Chairman Democratic State Executive Committee
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SpaIding decided to uphold Appraiser
Heyles's decision, that the market value o.
ginger ale in Belfast, Ireland. Was three
chilling and len pence per dozen pints-
Three cases were decided BY this hearing,
one represented by w. 4 Ross & Brother,
New York, and two by Grommes & Ulrich,
Chicago. This decision makes the apprsise-
nent here decidedly higher than IN New
York, where the appraisement is made on old
invoices at two shillings Leo and one-half
pence. the Importation of ginger ale into
this country amounts to 81 QUO dozen pints.
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20 much of the Panama rall"ay' aoo pr
santo impeded the work, and they e1sggef-
,,s all the difficulties caused both by .he
climate and the wan, OF population. bu
he old FTenchman is not discouraged
n..,i,e American as we'll as EssiIeh oppo-
si,ian he keeps right on wiih his work, and
riIl hnild the Panama canal.
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K.,o.,eea the world.

BALTIMORE, October 3-Helen Pauline
McMasters, youngest daughter of James A.
Mem assera, editor of the Catholic Freeman's
Journal, New York, was received this morn
ing into the Carmelite Convent. Archbishop
Gibbons addressed the young lady on the
duties of her state OF life, and commended
her for tine sacrifice she was making of the
world and its pleasures. Many clergymen
assisted in the ceremonies.
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OCTOBER 4, 1882.


W. A. Camp; Clearinghouse oommipp es.e-
Benjamin B. Sherman, George r. DAHe,
William L. jenkins, o. d. Baldwin ~. -
Rich ard King. The managers report nI1sT
the transactions OF the wear 10 be 500 - tx
$40. 4o6, an average per day OF 81 , SooIao
1858 (date Of organizationJ, $67S, SSs 4ol SIS;
total amount OF gold coin used in the sslH.
ment of balances since resumption 6tnt rec
years aud uine months), 1911 1867 ,OOO' Lor
the past year the amount of balances Mss
81 ,595, O00, 245, of which S25S. 55O,oOV was
gold coin, 81 ,S25, 99o, 900 clearing house GER
Ii6cates, s1O,460,24 legal-tenders anu
changes. The largest Transactions Ioo sEy
one day durisg the year were 4o,'sS'-'-'
on the Sd Of Janusry 1882.
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Congressman Buttervorb b, a hopeless task
With the three greatest States IN the Union
within their grasp the Democrats make very
fair start for the presidency and national con
troll in 1884, fairer than they have had since
hey threM awav power in 1850.
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ENGLAND.
SPEECH BY MR.. GLADSTONE.


LONDON, October S.-Mr. Gladstone, re-
plyIng TO an address at the railway station
10 Penmaeu Maewr, TO day referred to the
question of procedure in the Commons. He
said the House sould never meet the ire
mendous calls upon its energies unless il
could shake off all timidity and fear, cant
phrases, etc, and set itself resolutely to the
task OF bring ing the procedure into harmony
with the calls made upon it. Referring TO
egyptian affairs, Gladstone ssid he thanked
God for the success of the British in Egypt.
He thanked the army there and its skillful
general. The war bad proved that the army
was composed of men as brave as their fore
fathers everywhere. The war hiss been car
ried out from love of peace and on principle:
of peace. Gladstone trusted that Egypt would
again be prosperous and happy. His remarks
were received with hearty applause.
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The Tariff Commission at View York

The Tariff Commission at New York.
NEW YORK, October 3.-The Tariff Com
mission met in the Windsor Hotel to-day
George.W. Deane read paper on the "De.
fects of the Present Tariff System and the
Remedy Therefor" The remedy proposed
was a new amendment or section TO be added
10 the tariff for self-aoj us'iug duties to pre-.
vent the continued yearly adverse balance oil
trade with other nations and its disastrous
effects upon this country as in former times
Joseph LYMAN, representing the firm OF D
A. Low & Brothers, importers OF tea, raw
silk, hemp, jute, sugar and china sundrles
read an argument against the proposed In
crease of duty on jute.
Z. w. Wolf, representing twenty-five wire
and spring manufacturers, made an argu,
meut against the increase Of duty on steel
wire RODS, at present thirty per cent, and 10
favor of lis reduction.
William D. Marvel, importer, read long
argument in favor of the abolition OF the
duty on raw materials.
The Commission then adjourned.
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ITALY.
REPORTED ATTEMPT ON THE PoPE's LIFE.

REPORTED ATTEMPT ON THE PoPE's LIFE.
LONDON, October 3-The Paris Figaro
publishes a report that the Pope while walk
ing in the gardens of the vatican was fired at
by soldier, but not hit. The report has mol
been confirmed, and is discredited at the
Italian embassy In London.
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FOREIGN FLASHES.

LONDON, October ga IRE at Smyrna
caused a loss of e25,0 900.
PARIS, October 3.-Mme. Hermance San
drin Les Guillon, the authoress, is dead.
The HAGUE, October 3.-Cbolera is cpl
demic in Ketta Rabjeda, Bornso, and in
Atchin, Sumatra.
ATHENS, October 3.-The Porte has prom
ised Greece that it will order the Turks to
evacuate all the ceded points on the frontier
without DELAY.
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GERMANY.
UNITING TIE LIBERAL PARTY.

BERLIN, October S.-An importand Teso-
luton was adopted at Gotha yesterday by
the leaders of the three great sections OF the
Liberal party. The National Liberals
Joined the secessionisis and progressists IN de-
cIaring that the Liberals should unite IN
a more closely organized association against
all other political parties, without prejudice
TO minor differences separating the party.
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RnIsing the neMnxd.

CHATTANOOGA, October 3.-The County
Court to-day increased the reward for the
Taylor brothers, who murdered Sheriff Cate
and his chief deputy two weeks ago, tc
$500 The total reward now is Sl2,50O
The State will also increase It's reward. The
Tsylors are thought to be hiding in th'
mountains seventy FIVE miles north OF this
Lii
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TENNESSEE CROPS.
Reporl of the Commissioner of Agrf
culture for September.

NASHVILLE, October s. The Commits
sioner Of Agriculture reports the following
average of crops in the.St tor September
Corn, l72; cotton, 104; sorghum, 13S; iur
nips, los; tobacco, III; millet, ia; late Irish
potatoes, 13l; sweet potstoes, 127; apples
1874; peaches, los; grapes, SO; melons, l13
garden products, 1877; buckwheat, los; pea
nuts 100: stock peas, 125
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KILLED Ms WIFE. sister.

DAYTON, O., October Sat Osceols &.
John Yesterday afternoon shot and fatally
wounded Louise Grsmlich, lhIs wife's sister,
during:a quarrel over an attempt of John to
take sSay some furniture from the house, he
having separated from his wife.
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=LYNN, MASS, always was good place
for health, but it has become modern Be
thesda since Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham, OF Z5S
Western avenue, made her great dis-
covery of the Vegetable Compound, or
psnacea for the principal ills that sHlct the
fair creation. This differs, however, from
the ancient scene OF marvellous cures in this
important particular: The healing agent,
with all its virtues, can be sent to order by
express or mail all over the world.
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watching the Comet.

BosroN, October 3-Two fine observations
have been obtained at Harvard Observatory
of the comet, which almost definitely estab-
fishes that it is one of brief period. Accord
ing to present dasd, it must have made a
semi of the sun in Two or three hours, or at
the rate of 400 miles second. The fact
that the suns atmosphere offers no checks 10
its progress proves that it is incombustible,
unlike meteorites.
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Rirminxham,s Boom.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, October 3.-Iowa cap
italistr. with $500, 900 capital, are here for
The purpose of building another iron blast
furnace. This makes grand total Of 50,
$4,000 invested in the manufacturing OF
;ron in the Birmingham district.
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: s.sTRor1HIEs often come from whence '

s.s'sTRoUBLEs often come Ilon "nence We
least expect them" YET We may often pre-
vent or couuieract them y promP. ana IN
teliigent action. Thousands oil terso .i are =,
5;s as,.,s Diseased kidneys and costive bow.
eI - s-s their tormentors. They should know
hat Kidney Wort actson these organs at the
same time, causing them TO throw on me
noisous that have cIogged them, and 80 ie-
neving the whole SYSTEM
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Took The Qufekest way Out of His
H1rAnble.

CHICAGO, October 3.-Meyer Marcus,
formerly a well-known dealer in furs in this
civ committed suicide by shooting himself
in Lincoln Park this morning. Cause
financial embarrassment. He leaves a wife
and daughter in Vienna, Austria, and son'
in California
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A WOMAN KILLED
By Her BrOther-in-LaW in a Family
Quarrel-1he Reward for the
TaylOrs Increased.
The WaekerIe Insurance Case Decided
for the Plaintiff-Plantati0n Man
ager Murdered.
Special to the Appeal

Special to the Appeal
JACKSON, TENN, October S.-Police
Officer CASTOR, about ? o'clock this morning,
attempted to arrest George Neal, colored
The negro resisted and the officer shot MIN
dead. The jury of inquiry returned yer.
dict of self-defsnse.
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A LETTER FROM GERMANY.
sseEs. January 9. 1852.

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senator ,ham q. Harris.

Springfield, Robertson county. Monday, Oct 9Th
Carthage, Smith county. Wednesday, Oct lltn-
Lebanon, Wilson county. Thursday, Oct l2tn.
MeSi1nyfile Wa1ren co2ty 18th
Sparta, White county, Monday, Oct. 10th
Manchester, Coffee county, "Wednesday, Oct 1Stn
Shelbyville, Bedford county Thursday. Oct 18TH
MurfTeesboro, Rutherford county, Friday, Oct
10th.
LeNEburg, Marshall county, Saturday, Oct DIST
Fayetteville, Lincoln county, Monday, Oct 80
Winchester, Franklin county. Tuesday, Oct 2sth
Jasper, Marion county, Wednesday, Oct 18th
Athens. McMlnn comfy, Thursday, OCT 2otn:
Jacksonville. Monroe county, Friday, Oct I'm
Knoxville, Knox county, Saturday, Oct. 2Slh
MorristowD, Hamblin county, Monday, Oct. 50tn
Rogersville, Hawkins county. Tuesday, Oct Sls
Blountyn Sullivan county, W ednesday Nov Is
Union Depot Sullivan county, Thursday Nov. "a
Paris, Henry county, Saturday, Nov. 4th.
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VIsrToRs returning from abroad, as well
as recent emigrants, will ind Ayers Sarsa.
pariIla helpfll in avoiding the hardship: oil
scclimation, and in removing the boils,
pimpIes and eruptions consequent upon sea
diet. Its blood-clesnsing qualities remedy
such trouhlea Dromptly
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,u,,a ,he sfek.

The only medicinal tonic specially
adapted to enfeebled inyaads ana inlanls =
p-ofrnis Jrou Bitters It will not injure the most
deIieate but gives new strength toboth MIND ana
body- An leading physicians are now recon-
ner1cinc il in preference 70 al other tonlcs-
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m..,..,s,.aep,Arres1ed for Burx,a,

PHILADELPHIA, October 3.-Jerome Stew
art, admitted to the dental department OF
the University of Pennsylvania last Mon
day, was srrested to-day, charged with being
concerned in the robbery of the book and
ST stionery store OF J. V. Stone, at Jackson
Vile, III, last july. He denied that he had
been concerned in the robbery, but stated
that although he knew of the affair he had
not left Jacksonville until last month. He
is held for the action of the Illinois authori-
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vorh C,earinshouss.

NEW York, October 3.-The annual meet
ing of the New York Clearinsnouse ascot
s,,on vas held to-day. The following officers
were elected for the year: President, F. ID.
Tsppsn: secretary, d. 81. Nazro; manager,
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North American Bee-Keepers' Society

CINCINNATI, October 3.-The third annual
Convention of the North American Bee
Keepers Society began Its session here this
morning, and will continue three days. DIR.
A. J. Cook, of the Michigan Agricultural
College. is president, with DIR. Ehrick Psrme-
ly, of New York, secretary.
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p,..,,,,o, M...ger Kul.a,

Pine BLUFF, ARK, October Sc. G.
Brsne, general manager and bookkeeper on
Mr.. Breers's plantation, was killed by b.
Barksdale, near Plum Point on Sunday. No
2etziIs of the cause.
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BosroS, October 3.-The first session OF
.ha biennial movable convention Of the dele
astes' lodge OF the Grand United tOrder Of
odd Fellows of the United States, Canada,
and The West Indies began this morning.
There were present nearly 200 delegates,
rhisA y colored
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PORTSMOUTH, N. h, October 3.-James 6.
Blaine, stopping at York Beach, was re-
ported very i'll yesterday and the Gay before,
but more comfortable last night.
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HAIL,s vEGEr.pIE sIcIIAN HAM

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STOCKHOLDERS, MEETING.
xNnIIMErTING Of STOCKHOLDERS

Tr,xxsnsrE SOUTHERN RAILROAD SosffAHAt
NrMPHfa. TEsN- July .. 49,. -
ATOTTCE hereby given uet t1s = t4--s Corr-
N inc Of the stockholderz OF the aoote 49,
: =! = NJ 4 ~ 4 s!. q s hy. d
the city OF Memphis, on the
Hath nay Of AuHnsf- Iss2-
Notice is also given thatat seid meeting ptopo-
sition will be submitted the Stockholders TO
CONSOLIDATE with the Memphis and Veksburg
RAILROAD Com pany, the Mississippi valley ano
shin Island R1ilrcad Com pany, and the New VI
cans and Mississippi Valley Railroad Company.
GEO. NJ. KLEIN. Secretary.
nN-The Stockholders' Meeting mentioned IN
foregoing notice held at the time ana Piace
stated above, more than three-iourtns Oh Al me
Stock holders OF said Company being present,
when for the purpose of further considering me
proposals for consolidation with other companies
As above stated, an adjourn ment was nsu unul
the third "wednesday IN October next llSS2], same
beiug the 18th of October, 1852, al place stAteo
above. therefore said Annual Meeting STANDS al
iourned TO 18th October, lSs2, al the place
mentioned above when said matters OF eonsonos'
ton and other subject VIII be TURNER eohsloeIeo'
T WILSON. resident.