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A Fatal Fight.

DANvILLE, Pa, September 11.-Saturday
evening John II. Johnston, mayor of the
city, shot John E. Hatcher, late chief of
police, infiicting what is believed to be a
mortal wound. The parties met casually,
and Hatcher demanded an apology from
Johnston for saying that Hatcher had not
accounted for fines collected. A scuffie en-
sued, and Johnston shot Hatcher Johnston
surrendered himself and was admitted to
bail for $4,000,
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GATES STATION, TENN.
a New Town ON the Line of the Chesa-
peake and Ohie Road.
FrOm an Appeal Correspondents

From an Appeal Correspondent
GATES STATION, Tenn, September H.
This is new town on the line of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio road, and, from small be-
ginning, promises good results. We have
The depot here, 10 which we contributed
$500. Several other stations were trying
for the prize, but we carried it of. We are not
selfish, however, and think a switch, if not a
depot, should be given to Halls Station, as
the business will justify it.
Mr.. Strother, of your city, was in town
last week.
Crops are promising just now, and but for
the excessive rain might promise most ex-
cellent cotton crop. Corn is good. Much
wheat was raised, and there are thousands of
bushels in the neighborhood.
We are solid for the APPEAL and the Bate
Democracy. You may safely count on this
county (Lauderdale) going for the standard
bearer OF the regular Democracy.
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A PANIC
In u Catholic Church During the CeIe.
bratfOn of Mass.

CINCrNNATI, September 11.-An alarm of
fire was given about o'clock this morning
in the st. Thomas Catholic church during
the celebration of mass, caused by FIRE in
the vicinity of the altar. The fire was quiet
ly extinguished, but panic was caused
among the 400 or 500 children present, on
their way to school. They rushed frantical-
ly out the doors, knocking down and tramp
ling under foot the weaker ones. At first
it was feared many lives were lost, but it was
ascer;ained that none were killed, and that
all escaped with more or less bruises,
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A High Toned rIre Bug Arrested.

WAKEFIELD, KAs, September 9.-W. H.
Colgate was arrested here to-day, charged
with setting fire to Bliss & Woods planning
mill, which burned some weeks ago. Col
gate was book-keeper OF the mill, and his
books were said TO be in bad shape. An
other man was put in his place. Colgate,
in a fit of rage and frenzy at being dis
charged, set fire to the mill and books The
prisoner is the only son of J. B. Colgate, the
banker and millionaire of New York, and
founder of the Colgate Academy of Utica
Messrs. Bliss & Woods lost heavily by the
oneration
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The Arka,.as s,.,e r.,r

LITTLE Rock, ARK, September 1.-THE
State fair to be held at Little Rock in con.
junction with the convention of the National
Cotton Planters Association, beginning Dc
tober 18th, will be an important event in the
history of Southern industries. Extensive
preparations are being made to accommo-
date the large exhibits of machinery, cotton
and other products, and the visitors who
will be here. Excursion rates will be giyer
by the various railroad and steamboat lines
The races will be very fine, as evidenced by
the large number of celebrated horses al.
ready entered
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Crank Canfured.

CHICAGO, September 11.-A man named
F. G. Reynolds, who was for long time cit
izen and business man of Chicago, but who
has always been more or less under suspicion
OF crookedness, was arrested by Pinkerton
detectives Saturday afternoon. He had
forged two certified checks of $4,000 each
on the Chatham National Bank of New
York, and deposited them in local banks,
raising quite a sum of money on them. The
Chathem bank, when notified of the deposit,
repudiated the checks. Steps TO arrest him
were Immediately taken, and resulted this
afternoon in his capture. There was found
in his room tull forger's outfit. He was
taken before Justice Mech, and held in
$4,000 bond. 1t is feared that other banks
or corporations have been victimized.
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List of Appointments.

Der 18th.
Lexington, Henderson county, Wednesday, Sep
TENDER 18th.
Jackson, Madison county, Thursday. September
18th.
Purdy, McNairy county, Friday, September 18th.
Bolivar, Hardeman county, Saturday, Septem-
Der 10th.
18th.
Camden, Benton county. Wednesday, September
Goth.
waverly, Humphreys county, Thursday Sep
TENDER DIST.
Charlotte, Dickson county, Friday, September
22d.
Centerville, Hickman county. Saturday. Sep
TENDER Esd.
franklin, Williamson county. Monday, Sep
TENDER 25th.
Columbia, Naury county, Tuesday, septem.
Der 26th.
Pulaski, Giles county, Wednesday, September 9th
Speaking will begin about IL O'Clock am.
each day, unless postponed TO later hour
by request
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SENATOR HARRIS,S
List OF Appointments to speak, Com.
mencing ON the I'd Of September
Next at Erin.

We are authorized by Senator Harris IL
publish the following as the list of appoint
ments which he will fill during the canvass
beginning on Saturday, tie I'd of September
when he will speak at Erin, Houston county
1t is hoped that the people of the places and
counties named will endeavor to meet the
senator at the hour in the day mentioned, a;
it will greatly facilitate him in his work OF
thoroughly canyassing West Tennessee.
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Little Girl Raped.

KoKoMo, IND, September ia man
named Riley Clevenger committed rape on
little colored girl fourteen years old, named
Margie Joneg, at this place, about O'Clock
Saturday night. He enticed her into the
woods near the fair grounds, and tried to get
her to drink whisky, which she refused.
Clevenger made his escape, but the officers
are after him
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Am erfcan Iron and steel AssocIafIon
Nh. WAIrER McPHzKsoN, spriugf

Mr.. WALTER MCPHERSON, Springheld
Mass writes: 81 have been peculiarly unfortunate
in life. Ny guardian robbed me of the fortune left
me by my father, and at the age of p found my
young girl whose health soon broke down from
overwork and household cares Our six children
gave her great trouble and were very puny and
sickly. Ny doctor bills were larger than my gro
Gerry and dry goods bills together Last year /
my wife She used it and gave it TO the children
also used it, Never did / imagine such a mirae-
ulous change from nEhealth 70 perfect health
possible
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ALeyeI.Headea nIInt.ter.

NEWPORT, r. l., September 1.-THE Rev
G. w. Wendte, pastor of the Charming Me.
mortal church, the only clergyman who re-
fused to sign a petition asking the governor
of the Casino to prohibit Sunday evening
concerts, preached yesterday from the text,
sabbath was Made for Man" He said he
would unite with the other clergymen in
putting stop to fox hunts, or stamping out
intemperance, or reforming the sewerage
and sanitary arrangement of the city.
CREssoN SPRINGS, Pa, September H.
The secretary OF the American Iron and
Steel Association has arrived here TO make
preparations for the National Convention of
Iron and Steel Manufacturers ard Iron Ore
Producers at this place tomorrow. He re-
ports that he has received assurances of a
large attendance from all sections of the
country. The convention will continue in
session Tuesday and Wednesday,
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A stolen steamer Captured.

YANKToN, September 1.-The steamer
Peninab, which was stolen from the United
States officers at Bismarck and started down
the river, was recaptured at ST. George Island
by deputy from Pierre, and the officers and
men made prisoners.
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A mob Repulsed

WASHINGTON, IND, September 11.-At
midnight on Saturday a body of masked men
undertook 10 take from jail and lynch John
Hunter, the murderer of VIM. Lentz They
were repulsed by an armed body Of twelve
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COLORED VOTERS LEFT.
They Compose the Bulk of the Republf
can Party and Really arc the Re-
publican Party I'm Tennessee.
But They are Never Employed I'm once
ant are Counted Ont when the Pan
is TO be Divided.

The following letter from a well-known
colered citizen of Knoxville to an
other equally well-known in Memphis, is
published by consent of the person to
whom it is addressed. 1t is plain state
ment of facts which Hawkins cannot deny,
and which every negro who votes for him
and other Republican office-seekers will be
responsible Tor perpetuatiDg.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-09-12
Killed HI. Sueetheart.

Clark, aged sixteen, shot and Instantly killed
Mary Carroll, aged seventeen, Sunday morn
ing. The girl had formerly been his sweet
heart. Clark fed and the officers are in pur-
suit
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-09-12

NEW ORLEANS, September I1.-George
Desc, formerly sergeant of police and ex-
deputy sheriff, was shot dead in he parish
prison tonight by John Dominick, deputy
sheriff
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National woman's sunr.ge Convention

An,bony arrived here Friday night en- route
10 Omaha, where q National Woman's Suf-
frsge Convention will be held September
26t6. 9Th and 2sth, at which ali the Promi-
nent movers in the cause viii be present
Mis- Anthony says the lsdies will organize
and have speakers and hold convention: IN
every county in Nebraska during me coming
| campaign, and they expect 10 give inc woman
suffrage question a Eeritabie ooon' anu per-
haps carry it.
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THE MISSING GIRL.
Emily Chester's Mysterious Disappear,
ance from Her Home in New York
Fears Of Foul Play.
BulldoZed by Gamblers-A Crook Cap-
tured-Kn0eked Down and Robbed
Rapes and Murders.
Shot Dead In Prison,

DALLAS, TEX, September ia negro
raped a white girl near Comanche, Friday
and a posse followed him ten miles, captured
and lynched him
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-09-12

In Wilkinson county, Miss, there is a
man who, in 1860, registered VOW that he
would not cut his hair or shave his whiskers
until the Southern Confederacy had gained
her independence. He has kept his vow,
and his hair nearly reaches TO his knees, and
his Whiskers are long and shaggy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-09-12

CHRONIC constipation, chronic dyspepsia,
chronic diarrhea promptly cured by IIsiue
Browns Iron Bitters It is a complete strength.
eQer of the digestive organs
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TIITT'S HAIR DYE,
LIVER REGCLAIOR.
hills and Fevt

simmons Liver Reguls
AJIIlxk0lkSA tor soon breaks the
S~ZS=N Chills and carries tbs
fever out of the system
Ia WOW 1t cures when all othei
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2WN - Sick Headache.
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W-YXIETWE YY.H of this distressing aff1ic
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DYSPEPSIA.
The Regulator will positively cure this terrible
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CONSTIPATION.
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Therefore assist Nature by taking Simmons Liver
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BILIOUsNEsS.
One or two tabespoonfuls win relieve all the
troubles incident to billions state. such as nausea
dizziness drowsiness, distress after eating bitter
bad taste in the mouth.
BLADDER AND KIDNEYS.
Most of the diseases of the bladder originate
the liver fully. and both the kidneys and bladder
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Persons may avoid all attack Ks by occasionally
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BAD BREATH,
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Simmons Liver Reguls
tor soon breaks the
Chills and carries tbs
fever out of the system
1t cures when all Other
remedies fail.
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public good?
THE issue which is presented by the acts
of the Republican party is an issue which
ought 10 unite Democrats everywhere. With
its leader in The House of Representatives a
notorious and branded plunderer, with a
record in that body which has never been
approached in our history for impudent
prof1igscy, with its present secretary OF its
National Committee, and its former frst-as-
sistaAt postmaster-general on trial upon
charge of conspiring to swindle the govern
ment, of which everybody believes them to
be guilty, and will believe them to be guilty
whether or not they escape punishmeRt-the-
practical outcome of the principles of the
Republican party" is not doubtful to any
voter who knows enough to read newspaper
IF Keifer were anybody else but Keifer
he would hold his tongue and keep the mass
of people from discovering how "halcyon
and vociferous" donkey he is, says the
New York World. His latest speech is de-
voted in part to defense of the Tariff Com
mission and glorifcation of protection.
Especially does Keller exult over the fact
that among the fugitives from "pauper
wages" who were induced last year to find
homes and employment with US" through
their admiration of our protective tariff,
were 100000 sons of "free-trade Germany"
In point of fact Germany has tariff for pro-
lection Just as atrocious as our own, and the
immense increase in immigration from the
fatherland dates precisely from the adoption
of that tariff.
IT Is notable fact that Republican jour
mails of all shades of opinion seldom refer to
Mr.. Tilden unless it is with an effort of wit.
iicism or sarcastic slurs, the purpose being
to belittle that great mans character and
popularity. No man can have worse enc
mics than those who are haunted with the |
consciousness of having injured him. 1t is
this fact, doubtless, coupled with the dread /
of the Republican leaders of Mr.. Tilden's
profound political sagacity and Influence,
VIII ich continually provoke these exhibitions
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OFFICE IN "LEE HALL" Bullplsa.
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PoETIcAl p
SHADOWS AND SUNSHINE.

0dAOOWS AND SUNSHINE.
The roSo whose head is bowed
Beneath the passing shower
Hangs from hcr trembling stem
a bnrdened, dropping flower.
She tries in vain 60 rise,
To lift her rosy crewr-
And. weeping, bends her head
BY crystal drops BoiGhed down.
Bot when scme kindly breeze
Sweeps Ger each burdened leaf.
Or gentle, passing hand.
Sh axes Of her weight of grief,
Freed from her load of tears,
She lifts her Queenly form.
More beautiful than cen
Before the passing storm.
Thus many . child of earth,
Whose head and heart are bowed,
Longs for somo kindly voioO
To chase away the cloud:
OR gentle hand to take
From OF thoir burdensA heart
Tao weary. trcsbleas lead
That has become their part.
AEd when from serreW's clouds
Their fette1ed hearts ars free.
Far prrer for the storEa
Their ehsstened souls will bo.
Blessed be the Rentlo hand.
Tho kindly, cheering voice,
That lifts the weary load,
And bids the heart rejoice.
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PUBLISHED WEEKLY. BY
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A HALF Dollar TRIAL-Mr. Ernest
King, editor of the Fall River CMsss) Sun.
thus discourses upon the merits Of ST. Jacobs
Oil: Suffering with rheumatic pains l vss
Dtdymus ss to remedies. I read of st. :Ja>
GODS oiI and said here goes for half dsllsr
trial. bought bottle and before it was
hall used the seTew,wreuch pains had gone
and troubled me no longer" ee
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-06-27

How IT WAS DoNE:-"How do you manage"
SAID SAID lady to her friend: ''to appear SO happy
have Porker's Ginger Tonic handy" vas the r."
ply "Gnd thus easily keep myself and family
III good hoHth. When ain woll always feel
good netrred.'' ~ 'o04
Does it pay to stcsl?" asks the Phiado!>
phia Times. 1t does, esteemed contcmpors-
~, it does. 1t doesn't always pay tho thief,
but just think of the largo number of Grim
lnal lawyers to whom it furnishes fat living.
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REaARKABLE INcIDENT OF THE Wan
The Charlottesville Chronicle soye "a
gentleman Of our acquaintance rotated TO us
recently an inoideu. Of thc war which vss
rev to US, and is worthy Of record. Tho
farno Of a gcntic,nsn named Mclean oons.;-
tutOd a part of tho fsld upon which the era.
battte,oe Manassas wac foneht on the nam.
orable 2lss, of July. 1851 Believing that
the section of Virgins in which he resided
would be the theatre Of future conflicts. bo
concluded to seek more peaceful location,
whore he would no. be disturbed BY the
tramp of aTmios md the havoc of battles, and
after msture consideration and careful! search.
decided to locate in Appomattoz county. Ho
sold bis farm, purchased residence 1T Ap.
pomattoz Court House, snd removed his
family aud household effects to that point.
suPposing himself to be secure from the in
vasion Of the contcnding hosts. Four wears
thereafter the remnant Of Gen Lees srmv
made their last stand at Appoma.sox Court
House. and, strange to say, the articles Of
surrender were drawn Up and sigzed in so
Leans house. He has seen tho bogipniny
and the end Of tho great conflict.
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Persons recovering from wasting diseases
such as malaria, fevers. etc, will be cre.tI1
Denehtted by the use Of Browns Iron Bitters,
true tonic.
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a thin coating of three parts lard, melted
with one part rosiu, applied to stoves .nd
CRATES, will prevent their rustine in snmrna-
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