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AYERS HAIR REVIEWER.

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GOOD at New orleans.

New ORLEANS, October 6.-The money
market continues stringent, but with less de-
mand. General business is steadily improv-
ing. The sugar, cotton, molAsses and rice
crops are coming in, and the outlook ia
favorable
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co...,,s..,op or an. starch r...r..,..

C1sc1NNAr1, October 6.-Eleven firms of
starch manufacturers in the West M Il in
conference here yesterday with view of
consolidating their business, SO as TO reduce
the cost of production and sale. The details
OF the plan were fully discussed, and it ia
said nine of the eleven firms have Informally
agreed to the consolidation. As it is impor-
tant to have unanimous action, the confer
ence will be continued to-day.
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$40, 200 worth of paper stolen.

ALBANY, N. Y, October 6.-James L.
Heaiheringtou, of Philadelphia, has been ar
rested on. the charge of being concerned IN
the robbery of $4,000 worth of paper faom
Howell & Bros, paper deslers, Philadelphia.
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County Commissioners Indicted for


WILLIAMsPoRT, Pa, October 6.-Indict-
ments were found to-day against three ex-
commissioners of Lycoming county in case
OF forgery and perjury; also in the case Of
conspiracy against them as commissioners,
aud another against: them as individuals.
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Carried ON q System OF Robbery for
Twenty Years.

PIrrsBURG, PA, October 6.-David Bar
bour, for many years past general manager
and financial superintendent of the Touring
mills of Marshall, Kennedy & Co., has been
arrested on the charge of larceny, preferred
by the senior member of the firm. 1t is al
legged that he has been carrying on system
of robbery for the past twenty years, and in
that time has taken SEE, 900.
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active at Chicago.

CHICAGO, October 6.-The past week has
been a good one for the banks. Rates were
well m sini aimed, and a good call for money
at 10 per Cent. Trade is generally active.
The fall weather Is perfect, and the effect is
noticed IN the lively trade that has sprung
up in all branches, staples generally going
at unch anoed nrices
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BALTIMORE, October 6.-The beginning of
the week showed stringent money market,
but before the close several banks made their
annual statement, after which there was con-
siderable relief General trade has been
fairly active
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VIsIToRs returning from abroad, as wen
As recent emigrants, will find Ayers Sarsa-
parilla hslpfHl in avoiding the hardships of
acclimation, and in removing the boils,
pimples and eruptions consequent upon sea
such troubles promptly.
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Fairly active al baltimore.

CISCISNATI, October 6.-General trade for
the past week has been active in most lines,
and the outlook is favorable for fine BUSH
ness this fall and winter
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INSURANCE.
NOTICE.

TNHE FIRM OF MURPHY Il MURPHY is this
i day dissolved by mutual consent. B. F. Muir
ply retiring. J. J. Murphy assumes the assets and
liabilities, and will contin ne the General Insurance
business under the firm name at No. Madison
street.
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THERE have been few periods in our his
Tory when the political maggot was more
lively, and wriggled its way into more uneasy
brains, than at the present time. Every lit
tie esterie of persons who feel or imagine a
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Mr.. B. B. BRUCE, of Cleveland, o., writes:
ssI feIt generally unwel Not desiring TO get iHto
the clutches of some rspscious doctor, stepped
into drug Store and inquired II they had rem
T,be elerk promptly handed me q bottle of Browns
Iron Bifters said, Is il good for dyspepstaT
He replied, There's nothing Ike II l sala; NY
are out OF order Just the thing. said he, for
kidney disorders7 yeu viii hne u srengtnens an
al fsculfies' Just the thing want thought /.
sad II suited my complaint precisely never be-
tore believed In .cnre-alls.' and now ! make
R-orn;s iron Bitters the exception, for really
believe it wfn relieve any disease that human
fesh Is heir TO-.
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Gen. w. B. Bate, Democratic candidate for
Governor. will address the people of Tennessee as
follows:
Lawrenceburg Saturday, October 9TH.
Nashville, Monday night, October 9Th.
Charlotte, Tuesday, October 10th.
Waverly, Wednesday. October 18th.
Camden, Thursday, October 18th.
Huntingdon, FridEy, October 18th.
Paris, Saturday, October 18th.
Dresden, Monday, october 10TH
Trenton. Tuesday, October 18th.
Alamo, Wednesday, October 18th.
Dyersburg, Thursday October 18th.
Ripley, Friday, October GOTH
Covington. Saturday, october Dist,
Memphis Monday night, October sd.
Bolivar, Wednesday, October 25th.
Purdy, Thursday, October 10Th.
Henderson Station, Friday, October 27th.
Brownsville, Saturday, October 2Sth.
Gallatin, Monday, October Both.
Carthage, Tuesd y, October 31st.
Smithvllle, Wednesday, November list.
Sparta, Thursday, November I'd.
MeMinnville. Friday, November Sd.
Woodbury., Saturday, November 4th.
The Hon. Alvin Haw kins is invited 10 be present
at the above appointments division OF time
will be accorded by Gen. Bate to him.
JOHN ]. VERTREES,
Chairman Democratic State Executive Committee.
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CONDITION OFTRADE
The Stimulation OF Business Beginning
to be Felt in Every Section Of
the Country.
A Marked Feeling Of Security All
Through Mercantile Circles-St.
Louis's Big Boom.
Active AZ CtnetunatI,

PIrrsBURe, Pa, October 6.-Trade in all
branches continue to improve, and merchs nts
and manufacturers are greatly encouraged
by the outlook
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Porgers 10 be Returned % Earop.

New York, October 6.-August and VIM.
Rshe and Ernest Meilman, charged with
forging bills of exchange 10 the amount of
6O0om. on the Deuische Reich Bank, of Ber-
lin, will be returned to Germany.
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! wa, found impossible to boIJ an ex,

It was found impossible to hold an exam
nation to-day, consequently james was
taken to Jail. Two indictments have been
standing against him in this county for
about a year-oue for completely in the
murder of young Wicher, near Liberty, in
1874, and the other on account of the Blue
Cut train robbery. The Criminal Court does
not sit regularly for sometime, but Judge
White will probably give hearing upon
the indictments in chambers next week.
james was this evening removed to cell in
the county Jail at Independence, and will
there remain until the court grants hear
ing, and no formal proceedings will be held
this week. An immense crowd remained
about the hotel all day, attempting to get a
view of the prisoner, but his wish was to
remain uuiet and see but few callers
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Senator Isham O. harris.

Springfield, Robertson county. Monday, Oct 9Th
Gallatin. Sumner county. Tuesday Oct. 10Th.
Lebanon. Wilson county, Thursday, Oct. 18th.
Woodbury., Cannon county, Friday, Oct 18th.
McMinnyille, Warren county. Saturday. Oct. 18th
Sparta, White county, Monday, Oct. 18th.
Manchester, Coffee county, Wednesday, Oct. 18th
ShelbyvIlle, Bedford county, Thursday. Oct. 10Th
Murfreesboro, Rutherford county, Friday, Oct
10Th.
LeFiSburg, Marshall county, Saturday, Oct. 21st
Fayetteville Lincoln county Monday, Oct sd
Winchester Franklin county, Tuesday. Oct. 9th.
Jasper Marion county, Wednesday, Oct. 25th.
jacksonville. Monroe county, Friday, Oct 9th
Knoxville, Knox county, Saturday, Oct 2Sth.
Morristown, Hamb)in county, Monday, Oct. S0th
Rogesville, Hawkins county. Tuesday, Oct 3lst
Bountvil e,Sullivan county. "Wednesday, Nov LIST
Union Depot, Sullivan county, Thursday Nov I'd
Paris, Henry county. Saturday, Nov. 18th.
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THE CANVASS.
Gen ". r. Rate

Appointments for GEN. w. b. Bate, Sen.
atOr Isham g. Harris aud Col.
John HI Savage.
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SIMMONS LIVER REGULAT0R.
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j j: !:
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DYSPEPSIA.
The Regulator viii positively cure this terrible
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Therefore assist Nature by taking Sim mons Liver
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BTLIOUSNEeS.
One or two tablespoonfuls will relieve all the
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dizziness drowsiness distress after eating, bitter
BLADDER AND KIDNEYS.
Most of the diseases of the bladder originate
from those OF the kidneys. Restore the action Of
the liver fully, and both the kidneys and bladder
Persons may avoid all attac Is by occasional
taking dose of simmons Liver Regulator to kes
the Liver In healthy action.
BAD BREATH.
generally arising from = disordered stomach, es
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Simmons Liver Regulator soon eradicates tn
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MEMPHIS APPEAL
SATURDAY, :: OCTOBER 2, 1ss
THE DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

For GousFnOT-WILLLAA B. BATE.
For Congress CASEY YOUNG.
For State Se7ldte-D. 7. PORTER.
For STATE Senats-J. S. Galloway
For epresentatiVe-JoSLAHP PATTERSON
For epresentGtfre-AOR6ANJ ). KELLY
For RepresentatiUe-ED. j. wendell
For Representatives W. y. PkICE tCoeoTedl.
e.. Psnre.eusatirs-M p. NORRLS (C0toredD.
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TUFTS LIVER PILLS.
a DlSORDERED LIVER
lS THE RANE

- q Z. Z ~ "a
a DlSORDERED LIVER
IS THE BANE
Of the present generation. II Is for the
Cure Of this disease and its attendants,
sICK-HEADACHE, BILI0usNEss, DYs-
PERSIA, CONSTIPATION, PILES, etc., that
TUFTS PILLS have gained worldwide
reputation. No Remedy has ever been
discovered that acts so gently on the
digestive organs, giving them vigor to as
simulate food. AS q natural result, the
Nervous System Is Braced, the Muscles
are Developed, and the Body Robust.
Ch1119 and Fever.
Z. RIVAL, q Planter at Bayou Sara. L.. says:
Ny plantation IL In melarial district. For
account Of bilious diseases and chiils. was
nearly discouraged when began the use of
my laborers soon became hearty and robust
and have had no further trouble.
They relieve the engorged Liver cleanse
cause the bowels 20 ses nataraiiy, Win.
out which NO one can feel well.
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Frscs. Sies. IS ss asl saSa g. me-
TUFTS hair DYE.
GRAY HAIR or WHISPERS changed to q Glossy
BLACK by a single application Of this DYE Il
OF One Dollar
ONCE, 80 Murray Street, New York.
Information ard Ussfal Recespes =
Y rcfu be mailed FREE ora application.
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MORTALITY IN THE CITY.
Registrar Frazer's Report Of Deaths, Mar
riRges and Births for Last Week.


Registrar Frazer's Report of Deaths, Mar
riages and Births for Last Week.
Z. d. Frazer, register of births, marriages
and deaths, reported as follows for the week
Total deaths, 10, classified as follows
Born In the United States, 10; males, 81
females, IL; whites, Is; blacks, 4; under
year of age, 5; from TO years, 8; 5 to TO-
/; 10 to 20, 4; 90 to 80, 9; 80 to 40,-; 40 tc
50, 3; so to Co.,; 90 to 20, L; 10 to so, i
80 to 3d.; adults, 8; minors, 10; died in
the Almshouse, 2. coroner's, cases, l
brought here for interment, 4 sent away, 4
stillborn, l.
Causes of fdeath-Pneumonia s.; consump
ton, 3; articular rheumatism, membraneou'
Group, capillary bronchitis, disease of lungs
empyenhe gangrene of feet, general debility
meningIs,od natural causes, scrofula an(
scarlet fever, ! each.
Deaths by Wards-First ward, 3; Second
/; Third, |; Fourth, 2; Fifth 2; Sixth, 3
Seventh, 2; Eighth, Ninth, l Tenth, 3
total, 10. For the corresponding week o
last year q deaths were reported.
Births-Whites, 8, male aud females
blacks, male; total, Q. By wards-Firs
ward, 2; Third, 2; Sixth, 2; Seventh, |
Eighth, 1; Ninth, 1.
During the week 10 marriages were pre-
sented for record.
e. B. FRAZER, Registrar
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- W-@~-S-s--
THE COLORED CONFERENCE.
1t Closes and the Yearly Appointments al
Made.


1t Closes and the Yearly Appointments are
Made.
On Saturday the closing sessions of the
conference of the Union American NJ. E..
Church were held, and last night the follow
ing appointments were announced for the
coming year
Wilmington-William Billipgsley.
Delaware City and Summit Bridge
Benjamin T. Ruley.
West Chester and Middletown, Pa.-Lewis
j. Jones'
Baileytown and Swedesboro, N.J.-Asbury
Smith.
Vineland ond Greenwich, N. J.--Robert
AckoO.
Chester and Springfield, Pa.-Francis H..
Norton.
Newark and Iron Hill, Del.--samuel
Andrews.
Philadelphia and Kingsessing, ,Pa.-Henry
Mode.
South Camden-Isaac Williams.
Pennsboro, Pa.-John l.. Hood.
New Garden, Pa.-Nelson Virgins.
Coatesville-Stephen Frisby.
Harrisburg and York, Pa.--Daniel Till
man.
Hartford county, Md.-William II. Ely
Christiana and New Castle-Lebanon
Purnell.
The conference adjourned to meet on the
last Wednesday in April In Chester.
At meeting of the Missionary Board,
Saturday morning, the following officers
were chosen President, Edward Brown
Vice President, Rev. A. Smith; Secretary
Rev George r. Miller; Treasurer, Rev. r
II. Morton; Steward, Rev. l.. P. Purnell
Assistant Secretary, Rev. b. T. Ruley.
In the evening the Daughters of Confer.
ence were addressed by Revs. Jas. II. Cook
Of New Haven, Conn, and William Billings.
ley of this city.
| Yesterday conference sermons were
preached by Revs. John c. Ramsey and Jas
Ii. Cook.
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SNEAK THIEVES.
A Larder Depleted and POliceman's
House Visited.

About 11.30 O'Clock last night Mrs.
George johnson, living with her husband at
No. 206 Walnut street, heard strange
noise in the alley at the side of the house.
At first thinking it was her son she paid no
attention to the matter, but becoming
anxious when the sound of footsteps died
away she proceeded to investigate matters.
Taking a lamp she went to the first floor,
put the lamp on the sdeboard in the
kitchen and suddenly opened the door into
the yard. As she did SO she was confronted
by a colored man, who stood within two
feet of her.
Although much startled she at once
slammed the door to and locked 1t and
called for her husband and son, who at once
responded. Mrs. johnson then went to a
front window and screamed "police ~ loud
enough to arouse the whole neighborhood,
but none of the guardians of the peace re
piled to the summons, and the thief disap-
peared up Spring Alley. 1t was found that
the outside cellar door had been broken
open and all the meat, butter and edibles
taken away.
Some time during the night thief entered
the yard of the residence of policeman
Charles Thomas, Walnut street belowFourth
broke open back window, but left without
stealing anything. 1t was thought he wal
frightened off by the bright star on thu
officers coat, which hung in the room.
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s7-='77--7--s7
BAYARD AND GORMAN.
Cordial Reception of the Delaware and
Maryland Senators in Nashville.

Cordial Reception of the Delaware and
Maryland Senators in Nashville.
very cordial reception was given to Sena-
tors Bayard of Delaware, German Of Mary
land, and jackson of Tennessee, on their
arrival at the Maxwell House, Nashville,
Thursday evening. The rotunda, galleries
and corridors of the hotel were densely
packed with people and there was much
enthusiasm. The visitors, in response to
clamorOus calls, made their appearance in
the gallery and Senator Bayard was intro
duced by ex-Gov. Neill S. Brown. Mr.
Bayard said that Gen. Francis B. Nash, after
whom the city was named, was killed about
| 30 miles from where he was born, and that
some of his forefathers fought by the
side of Nash In the battle where he
was killed. He felt that he was no
stranger to Tennessee, but that he was
connected with them in manner Many
of the people of Tennessee came from North
Carolina, which State was settled by good
class of English people, untitled it was true,
| but well bred and greatly respected Our
forefathers had scarcely wagon road, but
great progress had been made. Their untir-
ing energy, with the help of the railroads,
had brought about this progress. The
| people of Tennessee should not follow In
the footsteps of Malone, and, like Virginia
repudiate their debt. lie had not prepared
speech, but had come here on mere
friendly visit. Tennessee was not only
peopled with good blood, but had fine stock
great commercial facilities and great agri
cultural resources. The seal of the Statt
was referred to as an emblem of the State
resources.
Senators German and jackson, and Col
Victor Boughman of Frederick, Nd, alst
made brief addresses. The visitors arrived
in Louisville, KY, yesterday, and visited tn
raee-course, where many persons paid thei
respects to them
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NOTES FOR FIREArEN.
Latest Points of Interest I'm the City Fire
DepurtInent,

Ltatest HOints OF Interest In the City Fire
Department.
The new officers Of the Fire Department
entered upon their duties last night. They
were sworn In some time ago.
The Reliance excursion party which goes
TO New Brunswick, N. j., October 3, de-
ctded yesterday afternoon TO wear dark blue
overcoats, which will be made by Levy
Brothers Of Philadelphia. The Reliance
boys viii be the guests of the Protection
Company Of New Brunswick, and may go
on TO Stamford, Conn. Forty persons are
expected to 90.
Sufficient funds have been collected by
the Fame Hose Company for their excursion
to NOrristown HndHarrisburg, and the quota
OF names was obtained on Saturday to make
up the required party. The nickle-plated
frontispieces for their hats have been re-
ceived from Columbus, Ohio. They are
shield-shape with star on the face and also
the following gil lettering: "Fame Hose,
No. l, w. G. +. T." The plates or the hats
of the marshal and his assistants, will con-
tain suitable inscriptions.
The Norristown Fire Department. Is making
active preparations to receive the Fame
boys on the oath The Montgomery Hook
and Steam Fire Engine Company have charge
of the matter and have already mapped out
programme of entertainment for the visi-
tors, which will be completed in few days,
when details will be published The Fame
will be met at the Norristown station by the
entire department, each company of which
have engaged first-class music, and ali ex-
tended street parade will be made. In the
evening the visitors will be entertained with
a generous banquet In Meeh's Hall. The next
day arrangements will be provided TO
show the visitors the prominent points
of interest in the borough, including
the insane hospital and the magnificent
views from the surrounding hills. Both
the Paramount Hook and Ladder and the
Norristown Hose Company will make their
first appearance with their new frontis-
pieces. Those of the latter company will
be the handsomest pieces of work Of the
kind In the State, and are now being made
by Charles Elliott, of Norristown. The
background is nickle plated. In the centre
is a large figure l, above which is the word
"Norristown" and below it "Hose Com
pany." The letters are polished on 8
frosted scroll and are heavily gold plated
The figure is also washed with gold.
To-day the engine Of the Fame Hos
| Company was ready for active service
having been returned on Saturday from thu
machine shop of Henderer a. Co.
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DRY GooDs.
w NJ. KENNARD AND CO.,
No. 621 Market street,
WILMINGTON, DEL.

To those who have not yet
seen our stock of spring Dress
Goods we would say that we
have never shown as fine a line
OF fine goods, nor one contain
ing as many novelties.
We know that we own many
styles not to be found in any
other house in this city. Then
we have many fabrics at low
prices which make neat and
tasteful combination dresses for
ladies and children.
We never had so many
shades of light-blue, pink and
cream cashmeres and Alba
tross cloths as at the present
time, and the public have
shown their appreciation by
being liberal buyers the las
two weeks.
We opened this morning
line Of moires in black, blue
wine, green, brown and steel
Our stock Of kid gloves wa'
never as complete.