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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-05-20
Generous Tribute TO n Departed
Friend----AnOIher Old Land.
mark Gone.


Colonel Sam P. WINS in the Athens Post.
The Knoxville papers of the 18th
announced the death of Anderson
Hill, in the 9lst year of his age. The
editor of this paper remembers the
deceased as far back as 1888, and has
been pretty we'll acquainted with him
in all the years that have since passed.
Though of humble pretensions, he was
one OF the best men we ever knew-an
affectionate parent, kind husband,
true friend and neighbor, and a Chris
tian who religiously strove to walk
accordingto his profession. He reareda a
large family, supplying their wants and
comforts by honest toll never murmur.
ing that his lot had not been cast in
higher and less laborious places. He
had seen two generations pass away
during his residence in Knoxville,
and has at last been gathered like
ripe and mellow fruit, If a correct
walk. an honest, faithful discharge of
the duties and relations of life entitle
the children of a common heritage
to the promised blessing, then our old
friend, whose end was as serene as an
autumnal twilight, is now at rest,
peaceful and happy beyond all the
attainments of this world.
Having enjoyed his friendship in
our earlier days, slept beneath his
roof and partaken of his kindly cheer,
we claim the right to pay this poor
tribute to departed worth. Tho
Of the just smells sweet and
blossoms in the dust"
Mr.. Hill was born in Lincoln coun-
ty, North Carolina, July 9TH, 1871;
died at Knoxville, Tennessee, May
l1th, 1882.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-05-20

vited to take an excursion on the
Ironclad when she is launched, aud
will be permitted to ride in the cabin
with the captain. Success to the new
boat and its clever owner.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-05-20
Adjusting A HACK.

A Female Jesse James in East
Tennessee Fires Into a Hack,
the Fire is Returned, aud One
of Her Children Probably Fa-
tally Injured.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-05-20

PUBLIC LEDGER bindery and Job
Office, 13 Madison street,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-05-20

dressed Flooring, Ceiling Siding (Yel
~ low Pine and Poplar, Rough Building
Lumber, Sawed Shingles Poplar and Pine),
retailed at wholesale. prices. Oontractorsw
do well to call on us before purchasing.
WIGGS & co, Agents for Mills,
Bl Front street,
Or Yard. $50 Madison street.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-07-28


dissolved IN Que gallon oi co.d water.
Four ounces Of this mixture to 40
gallons Of water can be sprinkled on
each aero. Toe common arsenic
water, which every druggist knows
how ID mike, will answer vol. To
make IL from the white arse MIC
(arsenious acid) and common baking
carbonate of soda is cheaper than
to buy the arseniats. although tho
arseniate method Of preparation in
wolves less time and labor. Oie
fifth Of q pound Of sol soda to o
pound Of arsenic should DO boiled in
a gallon Of water until dissolved.
The solution is permanent, no string
or shaking being necessary to keep
the poison mixed. One quart OF the
solution to 40 gallons Of water is
used on each acre.
In applying poison with blowers
much smaller quantity Of the poi
son and its dilutents will be sufficient
and wnen the poison is blown on to
the under surface the adhesive ele-
ment is no longer needed.
Both Piris green and London
purple, when not adul!erated. and
wLero properly applied, have always
given satisfactory results, Tae latter
seems to &c. q little slower than the
Paris green; perhaps because the
worms do not eat it 80 quickly, for
they refuse to cot poisons until they
become very hungry, but It ID much
the cheapest, and being finer pow.
der is susceptible ola much thinner
distribution than it usually gets. II
very ihinly and evenly applied !,
will be eaten sooner, and when used
in due time will provo equally as ef-
fec.ive as the Paris green. Aad 1t is
likewise commendable to administer
any poison whatever, that is to be
used, 80 early as to destroy the
worms before they reach q destruct-
i've size, and before they appear on
the upper surfaces Of the l,a'es.-
Planters must be urged to watch ful-
ly the under surface Of the foliagc
througout the cultivation season.
The very young worms are less easily
seen than the small spots Of light
color mado by their growing cff little
patches from the lower surfacrs Of
leaves. AS soon as, and when tie
young oses have started. apply tho
pois on Immediately beneath the To-
liage. The plowman, or "wced.chop-
per-" should be taught how to roe
the young worms, and DO carefully
trained to find them. AT the same
time he should have, hanging from
his shoulder or pillow, light bellows
anatom,zer charged with poi on
ready for uso.
cit mrst always be remembered
that the worms are at work now on
certain plants in certain fields. from
March until Winter; that the killing
Of one insect may prevent thousands
Of future progeny and save hundreds
of dolla re-. TIE idea of first impor-
lance is. that the poison be applied
to tie under side OF the foliage,
where tho young worms start and
grow until large enough to eat
through theleaf and become destruc'-
i've, where the poison will remain on,
aud not be washed eff by dew or each
shower of rain.'
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-07-28

The celebrated ANHEUSER-
BUSH LAGER BEER. in bottles
and kegs. j. p. Sarnzin's Best Oh
gars, Tobacco, Etc. Also the I. W.
Harper, Nelson County Whiskey.
I have thoroughly repaired the
House formerly kept by Peter vuco
vich. and everything will be kept in
good style. Respectfully,
w. o NEWMAN.
Connecticut western news., 1882-03-01
[ "A Fl A A Fl
1raOele1S Gutde.
sOUSAAONRG kxAALkkOAD.

sOUSAAONIG kAALkOAD.
 WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1n effect January 4, loo2. rnortest, IuIehesJ anu Cheapest A.Uute tV No. Adams, Auany, Troy, Soutn e0rwalk, Siani- totu, ,Cnathan, uudson, osL JSa, Ctlca, lsoine' oJiaouse, auOurn, ueneNa, t.Vcll- ester, Duiiaio, ouspensIon DIluse, Sl- agara Fans, IleNeAailu, DeLuIt, Aoie. oo, ClncihnaL, Lnulanapous, LLI-
 caSo, ot. AvuLs. through Tickets ooiu anu DaK9aKe Checked tor auoVe points al Unlon Depot, N.slls.AA Also IoI fuiladelpn.a, LaltiIaoIe an
 NashlnS ton. r0roLies Alckess
 Wa Liousasollo AALno.
 TRAINS LEAvE BkIDaEroRl, v1x: o.3O g. m. Freight tIasn ,LaosenseI acconl- mouatlohsl loI DslIlus ton.
 Leave SanaaD 7 Au Y. IA. Iu.lO a. ln. fassenaei 4raIn IUi plttsneI,i, al. irving M 1.Ao r. nj. ,Nlth 1Luougn > aK . leaving New Aork at o.vo a. Ll., Lea ye Nc" maven at s.So a. m., wiLu Lhtuush car rom DriuScp Loi AIpany ara. v.nk at z.4u D. m. ALaIn alllses aL Oai a ,oks at oZU P m. CoilnecLlnS at aIuaIA Mltn S'lu F. W. poptAGt ClutSso anu Sl 1 ouas express, afrlVr'S 1T NE2cs3o at o.vV tue next r. m-
 Leave uanaanst ia4ap,m. o.25 p. m pasStNn.yur Il lrtor IIt tstieId Atrly lug At S>sSS lN h. uvira litUuah LA leaving i,sS gvrH aJ o..Sp. un., Leave New havet ht4.Iz D. nl.' Ionneclins al etate Line tor 4iIbanJ anu the M esl, ar. irving st Albany at Iv.Uo P. ln., Saratvxa at Az.4o nlKnt. Leave Canaan at 7.59 P. m.
 FROM FALLS VILLAGE. 600 8. m. Speclsl Psssengsr Tram for Pitts. helu' arriving as . .aI b. n.. Albany, s.ob Leave Canaan at 6.l2 @. m.
Connecticut western news., 1882-03-01
LEAVE PrrrsFlELD, VIZ:

LEAVE PrTTsF1ELD, VIZ: o.OO 6. m. tssen5ei Araln Drldg epurt al. irving at- AA.oV P. m., With tnlOukh Sa LoI Ns" AoAA, aiLiNiLs at o.uI l. llA. at New Haven al k.Av r. nl. Leave alpauy atooo a.Iu. With through car.
 Leave Canaan at S.o4 q. nl. A.z5 ?. Ill. Passenger 1raln iul Drldgeport AT. irving aL J.oJ r. Ai., Mn Lnl ollS n SaI ,ur NeW 1oik, arrl'lhg at. Al r. nl. at NoW AaEsn &L I.Uv p.li., ,conAoSLlAiA MAJ. Li Aln leaving aiLah1 at Y.Vo F. III.
 Leave Cailaan Al S.vu p. lli. 2.Oo P. Ill. MlLA 4raln Tor Dllug eport, arrlvin0 at o.So P. m., at NeM lork. Av.5v p. nl at NeM hafen, lV.4o P. nl. Leave LaAaan al o.oA p, ni, o.OO P. m. tassenSeL 1lallL Iol | Hails Nl,,sAe e arriving At O.oO P. n. Leave Albany at A.oo F, ul.
 Leaves Ianaan at b.3o p. m. sunday MIA 4rain LeaVes kILtsneId at t2 s6 P. m. ioI biIuo sport, aLLl,lLE al o.bU P, n., New lork, l1.5z p. Ln. New un. Ven, lz.ou a.
 Leave Cahaan N 4.5U F.. In. Connect al DtvoAneid Junction with trains ,o ahu rom DanpuIy. A. Ns AZ A.AshAA, l.. ks. SlAAAAssN GeneiaI AAcheL AsenL suot Bridgeport, Cv., Jan. z, Ioo2.
Connecticut western news., 1882-03-01
DIR. FIG. HUGRNS.

M ATCl!MA |. k and Jeweler. Watches Sole 'ald 10 Repairing. Camps Block Canaan. y3g
Connecticut western news., 1882-03-01
w. n. .Ol.EPAUGH.

,R ARBER AND HAIR DRESSER, Cum
 O mings' Block, Canaan Ct Hair Cutting, 'hampooing, Shaving, etc., executed ID the 'est style quicHly, and at living prices. My nottois, to please. Come and see me, All kinds of liar Work made fl om Combings, also furnished. :
Connecticut western news., 1882-03-01
C. w. CAMP, M. D.

IOUSATONRC LODGE. No. S1. E \ and A. M. Regular communication, Sec 'nd and Fourth Saturday of each mouth.
Connecticut western news., 1882-03-01
G.R.GARDNER.

: l0HYSIClAN AND SU RGEON, Canaan. ConL, ofhee day at Camps Drug Store, from ont
 " four o'clock, Thursday afternoons 33yOl6tl,
Connecticut western news., 1882-03-01

RENTIS'r, fullerton, N Y. Dentistry in @D all it's branches. Nitrous oxide gas for
 xtractlng. Charges moderate All work warranted. Office over Jones' old stand, S7tf
Connecticut western news., 1882-03-01

Our ME\'S ONERCOATS ,. S3. 3.or al fine, (Shoddy usu- M:y Is tr' you know), fairly 5tropt, .a 4J lined they have Ve; +1 Liars, too. They are nos >r"raA oVer $2.O1. We are otte. ---. ..-v.n for S2. co, and ad- Flse our custom,ls to let them ',lone and buy a coat that's de- cent FAaning advertiseme its 5ucl ~e >Alpetitors use to pull the >.n->i and shoddy over GUS omG-~ .'5 no longer have the lesirel effect. We never ad- .vertise anything we cannot show US advertised. We do rot ad- vertise tha' we do buy for cash when We are not willing to show our customers that we do.; We to buy for casli,' amt we saved -nore money in the past year in discounts and we sold more goods and received the cash for them than any store Ill this sec tioI. Quoting prices in adver. tisements and deceiving custom CTS as. to the goods prices are quoted on We do Hot practice.
 .Ne are here to sell goods hon estly, fairly to all. Our prices that we give at our store will beat all prices quoted by con- petitors in newspapers.
 b0Wn with the Prices.
Connecticut western news., 1882-03-01
STEAMER BRIDGEPORT.

STEAMER BRIDGEPORT.
 CAPT CHAS. WEEKS. CHEAPEST ROUTr TO NEW YORK. Will leave Brldgepor, every night ,Satnrda excepteuD, nom Steamboat Dock. atI o.elocA. arriving ln New fork about o'clock next morning. hetul mug, Will leave New York every morning lSunuay excepted), from LleI 50 kas1 hlver, loot oI Catherlne-st, al IL 3u Ffeights recelveu anu way-Duled thluupb to all stations on the housa tome rallrxa,i at v,ry low rates. Tickets can be purchased through to New lork less than b, ali all- road, aud baggage checked through from ali trains.
 |. 5. The eHenlno Mllk tram Oh the Hous. atonlc ralnUau connects With the Steam. CT Bridgeport.
 JOAi N B. AUBHEL.L,
 SuperlnLenuent
Connecticut western news., 1882-03-01
AkIFOAD & COIN. MkNl ALAN AA ANAIs.aNO<AAs.
 Commencing Dee, 1, 1881.

Commencing Dec. 1, 1851.
 GOING WEST. rRAINs LEAyh uASAAN l2.4O 8. m. Connecting rom Plttsneid. at Mi. ierton TOT foushksepsie, khlneueck aud Leaves salsbury st l2.5s and Lakeyille at l.Uz D.. 3.5s p. m. Connecting from Pittsheld, AIM . ierton Tor New Aork, atrlvInk at b. AS b. m. Leaves oaiisbury at 4.zu anu LakeyliIe o.So P. Ill. louneeting from plttsteld, Al AllI- terIoi "itn Expiess tor Albany anu tue MesL.
 Leaves Salisbury Vt 6.54 ana Lakeynlt 4S0 D. n. AAliA Alaln, connectliip al Ar,l,.l tan, TOT Ne" AotA.airlvlns sL Az.zU a.ln huna Suhuays only. -.E GoANa A--s. TRAINS LEAVE CANAAN. o'Ao a. m. Leaves MhIol ton al 6.uu \. n. Lake. vlIIe 6.Zo anu oaiIspury at b.5u N. m. s,S4 a. Ill. Connectlns al N msteu TOT Wa,a puAy anu bridgeport. at SImsbury ioi ;"estneio, Northampton, Nil. AahlsGurSn and hoy oke aL Hartfo,d Mith AAlioss Tor Spr4IsneId anu DUsloL. anu alA points NoILA. anu kas; arrlvu,c III Doston at 5.oo p. m. aud TOT New h@'eh' arriving al l.5I P. m. {; aisU for MLA mantlc' New Lonuon, Providence, New hork. Leaves Allilerton at o.5O. LakeviIle s.os eaIlsDuly s.l1 a. nl. 5.00. p. m. Connecting lrom Albany. At Wins. ted Tor Waterbury and brlugeuort Al flhe Meadow Tor New haven, ut slms- bury tor Nesth.id e s..I yoAe and Northampton. At Aarttoru fo, mAniinahtio, Ne" London, New York. bostoh, and Say brook, wa. c. V. k K Leaves Mliierton at 2.lo, Lakeville z8l Salisbury. z.5o p, m. o.1o P. m. Leaves Mlilerton at 7.3O, Laksy1Ile t.4o, SaAsDury I.o5 P. nl., Tor kslnsted. Passen9ers leave NeW Aurk at Sbu p m, connect wlln Lnls tram. o.oo p. m. lounuays only.l Leave Mlllerton for nest hlnsteu, arriving Kt 7.12 D. m. For time at way stations and connections .s posters.
 WALTER PEARCE, J.F. JONScS.
 Genl Ticket gent Spnor,r..us
Connecticut western news., 1882-03-01
JAMES,L. RUT'TERLY.

\ TTORNEY aud Cout sellor at Law, l49 Broad A way, New York. Rooms 6 10 10. Cok ction Jade in any part of tn. State. y43
Connecticut western news., 1882-03-01
BRING

This list of prices. It will as sist you ill making selections. Call for every article named below, and you will find. yon have struck the place to leave your hard earned dollar.
 It will cost you nothing ,to' look at Hubbelps New Heavy Wool Winter Suits for me price $500 Winter Listers for men, $3, Hubbell's., Look at the mems New Heavy Wool Winter Overcoats at Hubbell's. price Two Dollars, I have sold lots of them. ' .
 Read over carefully the ar- ticles named below, then take a look at the goods, and judge for yourself, at HubbelPs.
 Received from Paris, France, Nov. 16, per. Steamer "Elber," the latest Parisian Novelties in Neck Scarfs, Ties, Bows, etc :, which have created quite a sen sation at Hubbelps Clothing Store, Ct. Harrington, where you will find an
 Entire Naw Stock of
 Reliable Goods. Purchased in Large Lots for Cash thus saving a fair ccsnrnis' on to the purchaser. I Know | am Selling
 Clothing, Hats and Underwear,
 Less than any concern in Western Massa chusetts, purchasing Hats and Underwear by the case for cash, direct from the manufactur- or.
 ~-My stock of Clothing, as usual is large and carefully se- lected, having in view the BksT GooDs for the LEAST MONEY,
 B Take 8 trip up to Hub bells; it will pay you. \. OVERCOATS !.
Connecticut western news., 1882-03-01

aS Now there is no use in your paying SIC for Suit of Clothes when you can go to Hub bells and select one just as good for $s.
 AE There is no use in your pa ying s for a Mans Overcoat, when you can get one just as good at Hubbell's for 6.
Connecticut western news., 1882-03-01
D. w. OLA R E

D. w. CHA R K Be
 ATTORNEY at Law and Notary Public. "A Office, District Court Block, Falls Village, ;onn. 46I
Connecticut western news., 1882-03-01
NI. R. MEAn. Cnniaan. Comn..

M. B. M FAD, Canaan, Conn.,, i ALER in Stationery, in he line of fine Writ C ing, ote. and Business Pap-ra aud Envel pes etc. The Trade supplied in quantities to Suit.
 STANDARD LITERATURE ndP''pHlar ookst at reduce d pr'ces All orders iii. with care. arsd, warTSnred satisfactory.
 atsou Block, opposite Un,on R. R. Depot. = .-.. -t=E'. -; -'-'" 1y39l
Connecticut western news., 1882-03-01
NOTICE.
Fur Sale Or RGlt..

NEXrRAoRDINARY BUSINESS OpPOR d FUN TY offered to a person of Moderat. means. Hardware Flour, Feed and Gran Bt re, with large lumber shed and grounds Situated in North Canaan, Conn the june ton of the Housatonic, and Hartford X Con nscticut Western Railroads, on the Main Street. and commanding a large portion of tn, Hardware, Feed and Lumber trade of terri tory of from 10 to 15 miles Tn every direction As, the Stock. consisting of Lumber. (hoth Western and Domestlcl, Hardware, tmostlH ,builders' and always in demand). Paints, Olls &s. Also Furniture and Implements connect cd with the ulldiu-. and used Tn doing business. Teruns Reasonable
 For information, call on address
 5. H. KNICKERBOCKER.
 Canaan, Conn. 2m30
Connecticut western news., 1882-03-01
. OVERCOATS ].
400 at BIBLES.

Overcoats to Draw Wood In. Hubbell,s Overcoats to Dress Up in, Hubbell's Overcoats to Keep Warm in, HuDbeils Heavy WoOl.Lined Uulsters,, Hubbelrs Close FitNng St. Julian's, Hubbelps Nobby Van Dykes, hubbelrs The Genteel Long Sack, Hubbeu's Heavy Listers for Doctors and Driv- & Strong. New. Heavy Wool overcoats
 s for Men. $2, Hubbel's Men's strong. New, Wool Winter ''
 Winter Suits, $5, Hubbells Black Worsted Dress Suits, made ex-
 pressly, for me-. Wear smooth
 ana keeE the color, at Hubbell' Six Button, High Cut, Close-Fitting
 Back Suits, Hobby Short Gut, Close Fitting Sack
 suits Hubbelrs 0enGeel, Fsncy Uasgamere Suits, Hubbell's Good, Durable Mems Warm Winter
 Suits, s, ', $50, 10, Hubbell's Boys Sult" and Overcoata, Hubbells morse Blankets by the bales :: Hubbell boys' Blue Gllt Band Caps, 2S Gents. Hubbell's Men Unaersh1rts, "A Cents, Hubbell's Indian Dressed Buck Gloves, HubbeIl,s Cuff Buttons and Scarf Pins, Hubbsil's Collar Buttons, Shirt Studs and : Watch Chains, Hubbell's %. VIII buy g. paE Cotton Hose at Hubbells 5oc. VIII buy Boys New Wool Hat, hubbell's 25c. will buy Youths Wool Hat, Hubbell's 60c. wlu buy Strong, Heavy Shirt. Aubbell'a 15c. buys Mans All Linen Hand t kerehfefE Hubbell,s 1Oc. puys waking Cane, Hubbell's DOS. Duys 6 man s New Wool Hat, Hubbell's ,0c. buys Linen Collar, Hubbell's oOc. buys Mans New Wool Sti6 dSt, Hubbell's
 Hat, Hubbell's 56c. buys Mans Unlaundried Shirt, Linen Bosom, Hubbell's lO0 buys Mans Fur Hat, HubbeIl's 50c. buys Mans Fancy Dress Shirt, ,Bubbell's $S.OO buys 6 Alan strong New,
 Heavy Wool Suit, Hubbells S,OO b1ys Mans Wool Winter Suit. Hubbeu lU.O0 buys . Man'a Fine Winter Suit, Hubbell's l.5O buys 6 good-looking pair Black Pants, .Hnbbell's o.00 buys Mans Fau Overcoat. Hubbell's huDoer Goats ct Hubbell's Rubber Blankets and Ponehoe, Hubbeu Cardigan Jacxsts, Rubbsll's Good. Strong, Working Goats for
 Men, $1.OO, Hubbell's Hunting Goats, pockets all around
 undertake, Hubbelps
 Look st my Heavy. White, Double Breasted Mens Undersh,rts, bought by the case FOE CASH. Price 50 cents ct Hubbell's.
 See what you can do ct Hubbell's with <N lo%ba II
Connecticut western news., 1882-03-01

My MEN's OvERooATs FOR $2 AND S are new sound, strong, warm, and all right, as hun. ,lreds can approve who have had them in years past. You can hnd them at Hubbell's, pur- chased ill lots of 50.
 Scarlet, All Wool Undershirts ct Hubbell's Fine White, Saxony, Pure, All Wool
 Cadershlrts: Hubbelrs Mems, Heavy Winter Listers, s, 6.
 6. 2, 50 ~. IA, and IS, Hubbelrs rur Mittens. Long Wrists, Buck
 Palma, Hubbell's You will md the Largest Stock at Hubbell's lou will hnd Lowest Prices at Hubbeu's You will find Square Dealing at Hubbelfs You will find sll the New Novel; ties for Men at Hubbell's l8-H. HUBBELL, Clothler
Connecticut western news., 1882-03-01

N" there is no us'' |" !'u paying more II all klnd> o G"ods than we sell thetn for
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-29
TIE BLACKS ZOE RATE

The colored people of Davidson, like thos
of Shelby, have cut loose from their oil,
masters of the Federal ring, and are rally
ing to the support of Bate and the Demo
cratic legislative ticket. Ga Thursday nigh
the colored people of the Seventh ward il
Nashville had a rousing meeting and passed
the following resolutions:
The Seventh ward Colored Bate Club met Al
their hall Last night and adopted the following
WHEREAS, We the colored voters of the Seventh
gallant Gen. W B. Bate ana the true Democratic CT
R;esolved. That we. as q body, will march to the
polls ON The It'll day of November, trying to elect
the whole ticket from top TO bottom.
The signs OF the times indicate that Rate
will receive as many colored Republican
votes as the Democratic vote cast for Fus-
sell. In view of these evidences of Bates
strength, no sensible man can longer doubl
that he will receive more votes an his three
put together. The Nashville
World says "the recoil of the colored vote
from The dictation of the bosses is not con-
hned 10 Memphis or to Shelby county. The
proceedings OF the colored men OF The Sew
enth ward of Nashville last night, which we
publish in another column of this issus, is IN
indication of the tendency in Nashville and
Davidson county. The same causes which
nave produced revolt in Nashville will
have an Influence elsewhere throughout the
stale. There is no question but large
number Of the colored men of Nashville are
determined TO assert their manhood"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-29
THE CRY Is STILL THEY COME.

Hood, OF East Tennessee, has deserted
FussePs little sinking craft; Edmunds, the
leading Greenbacker of the State, has an.
nouDced his determination to support Bate,
and it will be seen from another column that
J. B. Phillips, OF Haywood, the most promi-
nent Greenbacker in the county, has ranged
himself with the supporters OF Bate These
accessions 10 the Democratic party are sig
niticant of the popularity of Gen. Bate and
the weakness of Beasley and Russell. These
changes show that the popular tide is in
favor OF the gsllant standard bearer of the
Democracy. Victory is now assured beyond
the possibility OF doubt. Everything is all
that the most Jealous Democrat could desir..
Bate will be triumphsntly elected. Casey
Young's election is sure. The Dem
ocratic candidates for the Legislature
In this county are doing splendid work, snd
every hing indicates that they will be elec.> d.
The election is only week from next Tues.
day, and there is still much TO be done. II
behooves every Democrat to put his shoulder
t. the wheel and work as be never worked
before. There is no surer way to lose an
election than through default, and it is al
ways the most saDguine who are the most
likely net 10 go 10 the polls There has been
ample discussion. The issues are thoroughly
understood, and the Democrats ought now to
be ready 10 so 10 the polls fully armed with
The courage OF their convictions, and vote on |
The side CT the people against the bondhold- |
'rs and the moncpoles. They ought to be |
'eady, furthermore, TO work from this time |
mil hs day Of III lection, as indiv iduals,
o secure full vo e. Do this, and sweep.
ne victory is assured
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-29
IHh ME1MHHIS DAILY APP

| quiet demesnor Of those who frequent them
the repose that contrasts 20 strikipglv -. -.
the rush and din of the a.
sense OF restfulness that i,
, PROFOUNDLY different from the disiraciing
movements Of the store and the mart. And
when the Sabbath silence lie broken by the
bells that call TO prayer, their vibrations fail
like cool waters from the river OF life upon
souls that are peTturbed, hearts that are the
prey of anguish, minds tossed in conflict.
Like the call of angels inviting the whole
being 10 soar toward the wo...,13 tuev inhabit.
lneir music whispers Of something higher
nah me serdid Interests of trade; boiler than
the Pursuit of gain. Those Sabbath soupds
swell the soul with sense of the majesty Of
Immortality, of the sublime precincts of the
eternity to which humanity is heir; of the
iitIltness OF passing troubles, Of the vas
ness oil coD<ing eousummation when the
juourney is ended, the staff laid down, the
wearied feet resting, the throbbing heart at
peace, and the shadows of evening are IL
ing. and the eye becoming DINNER, and the
breath fainter, and--the cry of rictory! Sorrow,
tears, cankering care, mutation, disappoini-
mental swallowed NJ in the victory that is
for eternity. Such influences bring ''the
ng," and those who have felt them, as they
-eall their joy of anticipation, say 81 was in
he spirit of the Lords day."