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JeveIry Thtef Arrested,

LITTLE Rock, September 16.-To-day A.
Groepenhof, who recently stole $500 worth
of jewelry in Houston, Tex, was overhauled
in this city. He confessed, and said the
jswelry had been shipped to Anton Boernet,
so Lasalle street, Chicago.
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MEXICAN MATTERS.
The Presfdenl's Message 10 Congress-
FraternaI Republics.

CRY OF MEXICO, September J6--Presi-
dent Reads message was sent 70 Congress TINS
evening. He said: "The United states
has given and received from rs proofs OF
sincere frieudship.D and Odds, THE Ameri-
can government has Jsisely and justly re-
moved all existing hficulties by informing
the Guatamslsib government that 1t could
NOT offer rseditation unless asked to do so
by botb>nAtions." He spoke in compliment
tsry serms Of the work done by the Mexican
National and Mexican Central roads, and
Fedicted the coming generation Will eele-
orstes the centennial OF Mexican indePen-
dence with the same pride that the Ameri-
Cans cels brated their centennial in 1876.
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ELMIRA, n. Y, September I6.-This morn
ing at o'clock the immense boot and rhoe
factory of ]. Richardson & Co., four-story
brick, was destroyed by fire. Loss estimated
at 5000; insurance, S150,000. Three
hundred hands are thrown out Of employ
ment. Four 6remen were seriously hurt by
faIIino walls
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NEW York, September 16.-President Ar.
thur remained at his residence to-day. He
gave audiences to VIM. Walker Phillips. ex'
minister to Vienna, VIM. A. Astor, and Jess
Spsulding, collector of the port of Chicago
he wss closeted with the latter nearly two
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Necessity is the mother Of invention"
Diseases OF the liver, kidneys and bowels
brought forth that sovereign remed Kidney
Wort, which is natures normal curative for
all those dire complaints. In either liquid
or dry form it is a perfect remedy for those
terrible diseases that cause 30 many deaths.
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FOREIGN FLASHES.

| BERLIN, September 16.-Balthasar Green,
| SOCIALIST, committed suicide by hanging
I while in prison at Hanau.
| MANILA, September 16. = Fifty-eight
deaths occurred here from cholera Thurs.
day and 1Y4 the vicinity,
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A BEASTLY CRIME.
A Pennsylvania Farmer Arrested for
Incest-His Sixteen-Year-OId Daugh-
ter the Victim.
The Philadelphia Almshouse Frauds
Murder and Robbery at Des Moines
-Train.RObber Captured.
The Penitentiary for Life.

INDIANAPOLIS, September 16.-The Jury
in the case of Mrs. Walton, under trial az
an acconplice for the murder OF her hus-
band, returned verdict OF guilty and sen.
fenced her to imprisonment for life in the
penitentiary.
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! =z.....s.e. for os1n.In.l s.lbeI.

{EEwARx, y. !, sep<ep1ber1 @ Tie grand
sd to-day indicted tie tdispfs Of the
Ten for criminal libel upon Ex-Probate
Judge Waldo Fayior. The editors indicted
are Frank L. Cross, formerly of the Column
bus (O) Dispatch and Joseph H. Watson.
formerly of the Wsshington Pm
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, September 15.-Sir James Alder
son, physician extraordinary TO the queen, is
dead.
DR.. Pussy, who has been i'll for some time,
died to-day.
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GOLDSCHMID-OnS Sunday morning, September
II, 1882, at his residence, l6 Main street, FERDI
NAND GoLDsCHNID
Funeral from the late residence this SUNDAY
evening at 8 O'Clock. Friends and acquaintances
fnvifad IN attend
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POLITICAL.


Delaware Greenbackers held a convention al
New Castle this afternoon and nominated
Milo L. Blanchard for governor and Alfred
n. Weld for Congress. A former gathering
of FIVE Greenbackers had named ticket
with John c. Jackson for governor, but he
declined. Aplatform was adopted which, in
addition to the usual planks, adds one de-
manding the abolition Of the whipping post
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43-45 5. Court ST., Memphis
A legitimate, ThoroaghIy EssabIi.ned

a legitimate, Thoroaghly Estabn.ned
n mandatory of staple goods in New York
city is now prepared TO cooperate In establishing
limited number of branch factories, and re-
spectfuly soicits the attention OF reliable parties
in this vicinity and other leading cities through
out the States who are seeking for reliable bush
ness the resources and demand of which are alb
solutely unlimited and the prosts incredibly
high (amply and securely protected by patents,.
The products of certain branches OF this industry
are both bulky and heavy, and should necessarily
be manufactured at various cities and business
centers adjacent to their consumption, which Is
immense and annually increasing. We furnish
practical worlSmen, full outfit Of molds, imple-
ments and all requisites for successfully establish
ing other houses which can be upon paying BASIS
within sixty days, and producing handsome ne
turns within a few months During our two
year, business we have never been represented
By travelling agents nor solicitors, and invariably
have several months advanced orders) Material
for manufacturing abundant nearly everywhere
Negotiations made with middle-aged or young
men of energy and business tact having from
5000 to SIS 00O to invest. Applicants may choose
any associates in making Investigations. but no
agents need apply. nor do we wish extended cor
respondence. Highest reference given and re-
quired. Parties having the means and those who
will come and make personal lnyesugetions, or
be reliably represented by friends who wiz eail on
us, only need respond Address Z M q CO., No.
20 VeseY street, New York CITY
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Hapl.n WIN Row Ross.

BOSTON, September 16.-Mamie, Valley
Boy, Ezra L. and Kentucky Mekes were tn,
winners IN the trotiing races at Mystic Parl
to-day.
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Non.Resident Notice.


No. 22eo HIN the Chancery Court of Shelby
County. TerInessee-The State OF Tennessee Rs-
W. 4. Butler ct al
TT Appearing from bill which is sworn TO In this
/ cause thai thedefendant, ~. L. Scott, trustee
Is q resident Of the State of Missouri, that Asry
Dent is q resident OF the State OF FiTginl4. ia
are residents of the State Of Arksnfes and tnsi
William Ferguson. Ann J. Ferguson. Eleanor =.
band, Cas.ie Jacoby and z s. Jacoby, her nus
band. and Ann J. Ferguson, guardian, are non
residents OF the Ssate of Tennessee
It is therefore ordered. That they make tnen ap-
pearance hertin, At the courthouse OF shelby
county in Nemphi Tenn, on or before the FIRST
Nouday in November 1882, and plead, answer OF
demur 70 com plzinant's amended bill. "H," nled
herein, September Is. 1882. or the same VIII De
taken as confessed 70 them. and set for hearing
ex parte; and that copy Of this order be pub
hshed once week, for four successive weeks, In
the Memphis Appeal This 18Th day OF Septem-
Der, 1882 A copy-Attest-
ROBEkT J. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
ByJ. N. Bradley, Deputy Clerk and Master.
]. W. HAMPTON Sol. for CompTt
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SPORTING NEWS.
Closing Day Of the Louisville and Lex
ington Races-The Chicago
Horse Fair.
Shooting at CreedmoOr-An American
Takes i'm the Gold Medal-The
Diamond Field.

BUFFALO, September 16.-Buffalos, 8;
BostonF, i.
DETROIT, September 16.- D,troits, 2;
Providence, l.
CLEVELAND, September 16.-Troys, 4;
Clevelands, 8.
CHICAGO, September 16.-Chicagos, 9:
Worcesters, l.
CNc1SkAT1, September 16.-Cincinnatis
6; Louissilles, 1.
PHILADELPHIA, September 16.-Athleties
8; Alleghsnys, 6.
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German Bruder-Bund.

Members are requested to meet at their halPa
2.3O O'Clock pm, this Sunday TO attend the
funeral of their late brother. Ferdinand Gold
schmid J. TANNER, President.
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TORONTO, September 16.-Hanlan accepts
Ross's challenge to row for $500 and the
championship Of the world two weeks from
signing articles- - I z
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sexenfeen rev Cases at RrownsvilIe

BROWNSVILLE, September 16-There were
tod Az seventeen new cases and three deaths
ALI Mexicans There are only four cases
at Fort Brown, and all doing well. No new
cases in Matamoras. Three deaths were re-
norfed since Yesterday.
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AN infsllble remedy for fever and ague
is Ayers Ague Cure Wholly vegetable and
containing no quinine, il is harmless and
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THos. t. WRIGHT, Pensacola.

President Hill has called Citizens meet
ing. to be held at the rooms of the Cotton
Exchange Monday evening, September 18th,
at O'Clock, for the purpose OF devising
means to raise money to send 10 the afflicted
Deople.
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M@unerchor and Casino.

The active members of the Casino and Mfnner
Choir: are requested to meet at witzmann's music
sore this morning at 10 O'Clock sharp, for the pur
pose of preparing for the funeral OF their late
associate Mr. = (nldschpnid.
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Memphis weekly Mortality Repert.
Mortality report tor the week ending Satnr.
day, September 18th, at pm.
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ap,xao..ssso, 81, Sc. Louis

New 6oRK, September 16.--J6e Murray,
iGlenmsee, General Monroe, kyIark and Ike
B0hham were fhe winners AT lGoney Island
to-day.
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Schiller Lodge, L. o. o. F., No. 40.
Members are requested to meet at thar hall at
2:3O O'Clock PM, this Sunday TO attend the
fIperal of their late brother; Ferdinand Gold
caaaIKs Bonsrz. Secretary. '---,'es IS
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List of undelivered kilograms remaining al
the Western Union Telegraph Office, SO Mad
ison street. Office hours from 8 to 1880
O'clock a M and from 6 To nm.
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Germania Lodee. No. 3e9. x. of III,

Members are requested to meet at the hall to
day, at 2:3o O'Clock p.u Tor the purpose OF attend
Brother F. Goldschmji.
r. ZIMMERMAN, Dictator.
.CuApTrs RoRHER Reporter
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Enjoy aealsn- ana be HAPPY.

For deeression Of spirits, general debility
and Ill health. also as certain strengthened OF
gvery part Of the system, nothing equals Browns
lion Bittes.
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SHIP YOUR RAGS

IRON. METAL, BONES. AND ALL CLASSES OF
i Pape Stock TO 8. GABA Y. Agent. 40s TO lb
Shelby street, Memphis Prompt returns made on
all goods consigned to me. Correspondence so
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TELEGRAMS

To be Had by Calling at the ONCE at the
Hours Mentioned.
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MEMPHIS R. A. CHAPTER, No. 95, f. n
ltl and A. VIVID meet in stated con- N
vocation in the Tabernacle. Masonic Tem-~ ~
pie tomorrow (MONDAY) evening. al M
7:3e O'Clock for dispatch Of business.
Visiting companions are fraternelly invited.
By order n. B. CULLEN, 81. T.
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SUFFERING PENSACOLA.
A Citizens Meeting Called for T0-Mer
rev AT the Cotton Exchange.

The following telegram received here was
TUNED over to President Napoleon Hill, of
the Cotton Exchange:
CHATTANOOGA, September 16, 1882.
Mr.. Heating, Editor of the Appeal:
There ia much suffering in Pensacola from
yellow-fever. Can your people help the
sfflicted theref Do what you can, and send
to DR.. Hsrgis, president of the Board of
Health of Pensacola, Fla. The need is very
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NEMPHIs LODGE. No. 6. K. P.-Mem- an
lN bers of this lodge viii assemble in MSA
the snte-room of Hall, No. $50 SecondE q
street. on Monday evening, at O'Clock Ex55
fraternal visit. On Wednesday evening, ~
September 10Th No. will confer the "Amplihed
Third Sister Lodges are invited. By order,
BY order N. W. LUFF, &C.
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MUST BE PUT OUT OF THE WAY.
THANKS FOR SUCCESS
A DISTURBANCE QUICKLY euELLED.

Gladstone has asked the Archbishop oil
York to direct that thanksgiving services be
held in alf the churches tomorrow for the
success in Eovpt
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Y. M. H. A.
i. o. B. B

D OCULAR MEETING THIS SUNDAY EVEN.
~ ing at 2:30 O'Clock, at Hall, corner Main and
Exchange streets Business of importance.
SAMUEL H. NOOK, Secretary.
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NOR no. re rHouaHr of

ST.. PETERSBURG, September 16-The Ga
zette dc st. Petersburg says to allow England
to settle the Egyptian question without con-
sulting the powers is not TO be thought of
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By order of the Executive Committee.
II e AVERY 9ecretar
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CoNsTANTINoPLE, September 16.-An i'm.
preston prevails here that the Auglo-Turk.
ish military convention will not be signed
nevertheless another cabinet council was held
to-day, at which Said Pasha was instructed
to address fresh conciliatory communication
to DufferiD. 1t is believed here that Arab
Pasha will be sent to England.
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pected. however, that efforts will result in 4
very long postponement of the war.

pected. however, that efforts will result IN
very long postponement of the war.
A Chicago letter says: There is touch Of
painful sadness in the outcome Of the Garfield
tragedy as it relates to the Scovilcs. \ few
years ago George W. Scoville was u prosper
Gus lawyer and respected citizen here. His
wife was regarded as woman of intellectual
ity and possessing talent of a high and estima-
ble order. Through the entire lamentable af-
fair, by gradual degrees, the family has reach
ed most deplorable condition. The vilest
scandals have been connected with both man
and wife the home relations have been ruthless
ly broken up, and to-day the husband stands
here without character or position, while the
wife adjudged insane is a fugitive in Canada.
1t should be remembered by the whole public
that these people were in no manner RESPONSE
BILE for the great tragedy Of the century, and
yet through some mysterious law OF unjust,
though possibly divine compensation, they
have been the direct sufferers. Any one pos
sessing a kindly heart or generous nature
could not but feel Il certain degree Of real pity
that these people, guiltless of the remntest
participation in Guiteau'S crime. have been
dealt with by fate so harshly, especially when
those high in public note and esteem. and who
will stand in history as morally responsible
for the calamitous sequence ofa poor fools act
are fattening in place and upon power which
it gave
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NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.

- The n. C. Conference of the NJ Z. Church,
South, will convene in Raleigh on the 9Th of
December next. Bishop Keenan, will preside.
Capt W. T. R. Bell has been spoken of as a
suitable person to fill the Presidents chair of
Trinity College, made vacant by the recent
death of DR.. Craven.
- The leading prize of the Eastern Field
Trials Club at High Point was won by ''Don, -
Richmond dog. lie was sold for $500, and
the purchaser refused a half hour afterwards to
sell him forsl, 600.
The suit of Mrs. w. G.. Mathews vs.. Car
Dina Central Railroad, which has been pen
ding in Wilmington, has been concluded.
The case was tried in the Federal Court before
Judges Bond and Seymour, who reserve their
decision till December 1st. The case attracted
much attention. as the value of the railroad
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BLACKS STATION ITEMS.

Our Blacks Station correspondent writes
that the farmers of that section are sowing
more small grain this fall than they have ever
sown any previous year.
A northern company has bought the barytes
mine on the premises of Mr.. Dred Westmore-
land, on Kings Creek, and will commence op-
erations soon.
The capacity of the Cherokee cotton mills
has been increased to FIVE thousand spindles.
This mill, under the management,ot Mr.. }.
A. Deal, is now in prosperous condition, and
there is steady demand for its production
No. 20 yarn.
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YORKVILLE ENQUIRER.
PROSPECTUS FOR 1883.

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Il only necessary TO announce that tho leading
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STATE BOARD OF HEALTH.

According to the third annual report of the
State Board of Health, which has. just been
issued. South Carolina has 625 regular prac-
tcing physicians, So of whom reside in York.
There are 27S licensed retail apothecaries in
the State, 10 of whom conduct business in
York. There are 127 dentists distributed
throughout the State. The general health of
the State is represented as good. BY wise
precautionary measures all epidemics were
averted. Wherever sickness prevailed to any
extent it could be traced to local causes.