The Tennessean from Nashville, Tennessee • 3

5 TILE kLYAMEBIOA NASHVILLE TLTESDA Yr OCTOBER 12 1880 0 0i I I T11 31 A-LALY AERICAlst NASH 1 VILLE TLTFSDAY OCTOBER 12 1880 A I LIZOAD TABLES A REPORT from Maine has it that Senator Hamlin is to retire Eugene Hale move to Michigan and Mr Frye go into the Senate Gov Davis also is mentioned as a candidate for the Senate Shipped to-day 45 Shipped 3036 3071 Stock on hand-- 3050 RAT The following are the rates on cotton to the pointa mentioned: ncLa 02ke and Oda Drantfer Co Omnibus Carriafle and Baggage Line Igo 69 Maxwell EI046e Chu? eh St--A JL ROBINSON Agent and Superiniendent Wi6on's An Eminent Dr Caldwell Baltimore Md states: "I have used Col-dens Lichig's Liquid Extract of Beef largely in debility febrile owl vereons diseases and have found it one of the most reliable of nutrient tonics" Berry Demovitile Agts oc10 Daily Daily 20 a ta 5 2i Daiy Daiiv Ac 7 5 a su 5:25 a at 420 daily AcD'y 7:45 pm 2:30 ta Daily DaGy £kiiiy 7 :30 a la 5:20 LouiviUe Division of L're Louisville Nashville I GtSouth it Arr Row lin'? Green acmi Decatur Di-1 vision of Lou L've isville Nashville iireat 1 1 Aouth Arr 114 for November delivery for December delivery 1111714t1171- for JAn nary deliver" 1111N4118r was quiet and nominal western mixed for spot and for October delivery 54c for November delivery 54(454e tor December delivery Oata were steady and quiet wesiern white 40441c western mixed 118439c: Pennsylvania 40i41 Rye was dull at 97c(is fit hay wits steady and unchanged prime to choice Pennsylvania and Maryland $100002100 per ton Provisions were unchanged at yesterday's prices: mesa pork fil050 Bulk shouiders none here clear rib sid4 none here packed shoulders fit clear rib sides fic 64c elear riD sides 9 ye hams 12(4134e tierces 1000 Butter was weak prime to choice western packed 18425e Eggm were quiet and steady at 10(410e Petroleum 12c Coffee was dull and nominal Rio cargoes ordinary to choice 12 1414c Sugar was quiet A soft Whisky waa quiet at $1154tis110 Freights to Liverpool per steamer were quiet cotton 8 1-1643Nd flour 2s grain 64 barrels wheat 121200 bushels: corn 17100 bushels oats 1759 bushels rye 800 bushels 100520 bushels corn 9428 bushels 1158211 5 buahels corn 27800 bushels New Orleans Markets All Rail NewTork 67 cents Philadelphia 65 Boston 72 Fail River 75 Lawrence- Providence Utica 66 Baltimore 64 Pittsburg 42 Charleston 48 Savannah 48 Mobile 48 New Orleans 48 Liverpool St'mer 65 maul 63 70 73 70 70 62 46 46 68 pence THE Cincinnati Musical Festival Association have otrered a prize of $10o0 for an oritiinal musical composition to be played at their festival in ISS2 DO IOU WANT REALTIUSSIS Why will ye die? Beath or what is worse is the inevitable result of continued suspension Of the menstrual Dow It is a condition which should not be tritted with Immediate relief is the only safeguard against constitutional ruin In all cases of suppression suspension or other irregularity of the "courses" Bradfield's Female Regulator is the only sure remedy It acts by giving tone to the nervous centers improvriis the blood anti determining directly to'tliitotgans of menstruation It is a legitimate prescription and the most intelligent physicians use it Prepared by Dr Bradfield Atlanta Ga i450 per bottle Sold by all druggists NoTAsuttiA ALA July7 field's Female Regulator has been thoroughly tested by me in a great variety of eases and I am fully convinced that it is unrivaled for all that class of diseases which it claims to cure Huss oc5 Witrs you hear a real good thing take a postal card and send it to your favorite newspaper The best wit in the world is olfhand wit Pi LES is not the least of the many diseases which afflict mankind but Tablees Buckeye Pile Ointment made from the buckeye used according to the directions is a permanent cure Price 30c For sale by IL rage oat) dlw Evanaville 1 fiend avh L'vn Div of et ft St Louis "rou'h train Arr Daily Daily (ex Sunday) Daily Daily 7:15 11:15 arditat ItokS10 Leaf Tobacco Common lugs $3 00463 25 Medium lugs 3 254 3 50 Good to choice lugs 3 504 4 25 Common leaf 3 754 4 75 Medium leaf 4 754 5 75 Good leaf 5 754 6 75 Fine leaf 6 754 7 25 Clarksville ve mBun Hopkinaville A coolu'da'n Deriky Ex Bun Arr 11:05 a 45Yearsbeforet1ePublie THE CENUINE'd DRC McLANE'S LIVER FILLS Chattanooga 1 Aeoom'clo Div hOon of I Doily Daily Ply Rz Som Sash Chat- in IPKOpm in tanooga St I Acoortan Lonia Hail- I Daily flatly D'it Ex Sun road Arr 2:35 a in 5:00 to 9:45 an' flour Grain and Hay $1754400 extra 8450 family t500 choice family 525550 fancy $600 patent process E50 11054 106 choice $i0214103 medium $113 low grades 90ciino Coast MKAL-4ackod55461JC in depot 51c on levee 47e loose from wagon in ear 40e shelled 42e and delivered in depot mixed 40e white 4e wagon none wagon 50475c Loose $1200 sacked in depot $1300 RAY-111800 1900 Sit Louis Daily Daily vitiQn of L've 5:00 a La 5:15 Nash Chat- tanoora St Da Daily Lot! Da Louis It Arr 110:00 in 7:30 in Daily Ex au Mo Thu Bal 330 7:30 a Daily Ea Mo Thu Sat 9:50 a in 4:40 Ten nem L've Pacific Arr L've Arr HON JOON 110USE'S APPOINTMENTS Non John House will address the citizens of Day ids na county att the following places: MeWhirtersville Tuesday Oct 12 at 1 o'clock Pelleviw Wednesday (let 13 at 1 o'clock hanan's store Thursday Out 14 at 'o'clock A division of time will be accorded IIm Andrew McClain if desiled titio DARDEN NI 11A Chairman are not recommended tts a rernedfol all the ills that flesh is heir to" at in affections of the Liver and in all Bilioun Complaints Dyspepsia and Sick Headache or diseases of that character they stand without a rival ACUE AND FEVER No better cathartic can be used pre paratory to or after taking quinine As a biuiple purgative they are unequaled BEWARE OF IMITATIOIS The genuine are never sugarenated Each box has a red-wax seal oft the lit with the impression IdcLA NE'S LIVEI PILL Each wrapper bears the signatures of MCLANE and FLARING BROS Insist upon having the genuine DR llIcLANE'S LIVER I'ILLSjroparudby 41141U Live Stock to extra heavy shippers' 21443c good to beet grazing steers 24(4234c oxen 1(42c medium to choice butchers' 242c the latter price only for strictly first-class smooth It cattle' common 1(414c from 200 to 225 Me V3251400 gross dicavy fat hogs weighing from 250 to WO lbs 14004450 gross clipped 2(1214c extra clipped 23c Best lambs 60 Bvt up 2N43y2c gross ATMORE Gen Is A Gt Louisville Ky BRO(MS Depot A GL North College Bt DAN LEY Gen A St Nashville Tn111 MARCH Depot A LRR Church at JOHN MASS Gen A St St Louis Mo BROOKS Depot A St North College st A ROBINSON Union Ticket Agent Nashville Tenn Provisions 64n4e clear rib sides 9344 Mc clear Rides lec sugar-cured hams 12y2c LARD flake 934c prime 8Xc MURFREESBORO- means the strong Republican majority in Indianapolis is to be wiped out The Journal calls upon all citizens to meet these men bullet for bullet and asks whether i Communistic Speech Answered the people of Indianapolis will stand quietly by Maj Sykes by and see six hundred armed roughs from the East called out by the Governor to shoot their fellow-citizens at the bidding of the iating Review of the Bolter's Record solid South A meeting of citizens Irrespectiveof party 1 (-Idled for at the court-house at it) clock Monday morning Hon John New Chair- man of the Central Committee and propriedressed tor of the Journal claims to be in porsession of undoubted information of the existence of this murderous plot Cincinnati special to the Chicago Tittles The Democratic committee composed of Hon Harvey Randall Thomas Sher-id lock Judge Waple Hon Isaac Jordan and Hon Alex Long to-day waited upon Marshal Ullery They had a stenographer with them who sat behind Col Ullery and reported all that was said without Ullery's knowledge The whole conversation will be published in the morning and is a bomb-sheil in the Republican's local camp It is one of the nicest and most lawyer-like pieces of strate- gic work done this canq aign All but Sher- loeL-of the committee are leading lawyers and the tpiestions put were studied and Ullery being off his guard was pointe entirely at their mercy In reply to adroit questions he replied that he intended appointing nearly all his elec tion deputies from Republicans He said he might appoint a few Democrats if some good ones were named but would not say bow many nor yet would he promise to twits Point any for certain He refused to divulge the names of the desuties and said they would not be publishe till after the election When asked how they would be known at the polls he replied that it was not necessary that they be known unless their services were needed and that then they would distsystem close themselves He was asked what Demo-I cratic challengers would do should they want to call in the services of a deputy if they didn't know who they deputy was Ullery evaded the question The conversared tion was carefully written out and the live gentlemen certify that it is correctly re- ported I said last night that blood might flow on election day and I think the indications of trouble increase day by day The Republi cans having all of the election machinery such as United States Marshals the police the detectives the Mayor and the Sheriff tha Democratic committeemen have taken it in hand themselves and have secured what they claim to be a full and correct poll of the voters of the city Any negroes at- tempting to vote who are not on the polls wiU be challenged Of course there will be challenges where negroes have been missed in the poll and trouble can hardly help ren suiting Everybody is suspicious and every voting place will be surrounded by a score of challenge officers and spies front both parties A regular Donnybrook fair will lo) llowif I gauge human nature rigntly I once more affirm that never in Cincinnat's history has there been such a des' iterate and earnest campaign as this Chicago a i mile have no idea of the 'e light going on fights I may say for there are a half-dozen The interest in the State result is of minor importance The most bitter tight is in the First district be-could tween the friends of Butterworth and Hunt The former has the advantage of mdnev but he is handicapped by hatred and dissension in his own party The Democrats seem to hold the edge in Southern Ohio in torchE light displays Middletown Dayton and Cincinnati Will each be occupied by that to-morrow night The beautiful weather of the past week promises to con-The thine and if it does the parade here will be monstrous in size True to the Republican prediction half of Kentucky and Indiana are going to Dour their clubs into the city while every ward and precinct of the city and township and village of the county will be represented After the deluge what? Both parties are claiming everything with confidence but no money is going up on the result True there are some Democrats of-tines fering to bet but Republicans for once at 1 least refuse to cover anything Communislie Speech Answered by Maj Sykes Excoriating Review or the Bolter's Record vy FLEMING BROS Pittsburgh re the market being full of imitations of the name McLane spelled differently but same pronunciation FINANCIAL APPOINTMENTS OF THE DEMOCRATIC NOM'NEES FOR THE LEGISLATURE The nominees of the Democratic party for the Legislature Messrs Caruthers Jo Guild Priest Rola Hill and Pat Byrne will addresqf their fellow-eitizens Mt the times and plitetiS Stated below GEORGE DARDEN Chin'n Dem Ex Cum David 5on Co HART Secretary Eighth district barbecue Ewing'! Grove Wednesday Oct 13 10 o'clock Twentieth district tioodiettsville Thursday Ott 14 12 o'clock Third district Smith Spring Friday Oct 15 12 o'clock Twenty-second district Cool Spring Monday Oct 18 12 o'clock Fourteenth district barbecue Belleview Wednesday Oct 0 10 o'clock Sixth district Culbertson's store Thursday Oct 21 12 o'clock Twenty-fifth district llickumn's Ferry Friday Oct 22 12 o'clock Sixteenth district School-house Monday (let 25 Fih district barbecue Rosedale Tuesday Oct 26 10 o'clock Tenth district barbecue Bosley's Spring Saturday Oct 30 10 o'clock BOWEL corauniTs 1 1 I to the hostili ty of the Indians they readied the French Lick (Nash- ville) about 17tf5 As the country gradually opened the families separated and settled in Rutherford and Williamson counties where many of their descendants now live (The cabin built of cedar logs which was completed for one of the fan-illes on the 1st of March 179R still stands on Spencer's creek two miles north of town in a good state of preservation to this day) Isabella MeEwen the mother settled with some of her children in Rutherford and died there about 1820 In the meantime the father and mother of Isabella died in Scotland after making their will disinheriting their daughter and giving to David their unmarried and only son their entire estate David McEwen never married but kept up and extended his father's business at Edinburgh He died about 1810 after making his will in favor of his sister Isabella and her heirs in whatever part of the world they might be found His estate was supposed to be worth about three million pounds sterling The sister living in the backwoods of America never heard of her brother's will although publication was made in English papers somewhere between 1812 and 1816 for the claimants to come forward and enter their appearance Some efforts were ma he by some of the heirs after the war of 1812 at different times to secure the estate but no vigorous or effective steps were taken until recently Parties have reeen fly visited Scotland found and read David's will and found the old mill still in operation the rentals of which have been paid to the Government for over sixty years It is supposed the Government has in default of heirs held this large estate in trust during this time but an act of Parliament was passed in 1850 providing that all claims to estates in Great Britain should be barred after Dee 31 1880 Several meetings of the heirs have been held legal evidence of marriages deaths localities etc has been secured in North Carolina and elsewhere in this country and powers of attorney executed and Campbell Esq of this place and Dr Stanford of West Tennessee will leave for the old country on the 13th inst to prosecute the claim of the heirs Everyone hopes and believes they will be successful Many of our most worthy citizens are interested among them the McEsven the Ralston Stephens Cttni pbell McKay McLemore and other families STOCK RAISIN(I IN WILLIAMSON A great impulse has been given to the raising of tine stock in our county in the last few years Farmers and land owners are beginning to learn that it is the one business to which this limestone blue-grass region is eminently adapted Our county has recently sent forth some noted representatives among which I may mention Mattie Hunter the famous pacer that won laurels at Chicago and other places (named fora lady of our ei ty)Ven triloquist Boulevard and others Old Mountain Slasher now dead was owned and lived here and one of his descendants Tom Hal a very tine horse was shown here to-day by Mr Robt Cotton who offered premiums to the best of Tom liaPs produce Quite a number of tine looking youngsters were on exhibition on the Square I Mr Bailey of our town has at his stables in training a beautiful stylish threeyear-old hilly nettle She is by Enfield out of a finely-bred dam and promises to lower the record of some of the famed trotters of the land He has also Mamie Polk a very tine two-year-old by Entield that will make her mark before long PERSONAL AND POLITICAL Senator isham Harris is billed for a speech here next Thursday the Itth inst He will be greeted by a large and intelligent audience The Presidential Electors for the State at large Hon A A Taylor and lion A Martin will address our citizens on next Friday the 15th inst Judge John Wright has promised to address the people of this county at this place on Monday the 1st day of November A letter was received to this effect last week by one of our citizens Mr Keenie a leading merchant of Hamilton Island of Bermuda has been here several days visiting relatives and friends He returned home yesterday by way of Boston His many friends in this State and Missouri will be glad to hear of his pros- per ty in i his sland home Mrs Nancy Vaughan died near town last week at the age of 105 years and 22 days In 1875 she celebrated her centennial birthday surrounded by a large number of her descendants and friends Messrs Merrill MeEwen Beach Wells Cannon and Hughes left this evening for Buffalo river Perry county 75 miles distant fully equipped for a two weeks' fishing anti hunting frolic They are bound to have a huge time Jona QUILL DRAMATIC GOSSIP Country Produce from store 3c red 34(4334c from wagons white 70c red 65c POTATOES barrel 8100 CABRAO RS-8100 VA crate Damn 2c peaches ourters halves 44 blackberries 6c choice 45VS46c 20e RAOS-- Well assorted $210 $130 from first hands combing and clothing 20 (423c burry and cotted fleeces 10414c unwashed Iambs' wool 18420c tub washed 37(439c dingy and Stained tub washed 324i5c Boom CORN Straigh crooked 2613c Hrn its-6 reen salted 8Y24914c dry salted 13415o dry flint 14'415c Sc good 10c choice 15c POUL 12418c first hands tic packed 12c 1C ONIONS-8101 ORAN ozs-4375 1450 wagon 50c from store 60e HOMINY grits 8350 COUNTRY boulder 84c sides 9494c hams 10'4 from atore about 4Ic advance la charged LA an--7c A Speedy and Effectual Cum PERRY DAVIS' PAIN-KILLER 113 stood the tent Of FORTY IMALBSt trill Directions with each botae SOLD BY ALL nntroonnrs WANTED LUCA AGSNTS ovoryorbero WWI Uodee Bokteg Powder lievortag troetc etc by Sikapi to Wadies P1110 good Uutitt tree Peoples Too Li boo IWO at Leo' du '014 $14flir frin Istri Ile Stock Bond and Bank-Note quotations LOCAL BONDS Tennessee bonds registered series 85 Tmnessee bonds funded series t27 a at iiSWe COU pons past due 10 laavidson county bonds issued to Tennessee Pacific road 99 Dividson county bonds issued to other roads 101 Davidson county bonds past due 95 Davidson county coupons 95 DA vidotott count warrants 90 Davidson county tax receipts Ala 10 Marshall county bonds KO Arshall county coupons 90 Sumner county bonds 80 Sumner county contions 90 Wilson county bonds 80 Wilson county bonds aim '79 Wilson county coupons 90 Nashville city bonds new series 102 Nashville city bonds old series 95 Nashville Chattanooga Railroad bonds 100 Nashville Chattanuoga St Louis Railroad bonds first mortgage 110 Nashville Chattanooga St Louis Railroad bonds Lebanon branch 100 Nashville Chattanooga St Louis Railroad bonds McMinnville branch 90 Nashville Decatur bonds first mortgage 110 li anhvillo Decatur R-Wilds second mortgage 98 Masonic Temple Bonds 100 ritiltrItFREEstiOnO Oa 11 1As0--Maj Sykes addressed a large audience here today among whom were a great many supporters of Wilson They gave him earnest and undivided attention during his two hours' speech Not a man left the courthouse and our friends believe and say great good was accomplished Whilst the speaker said he would not allude to Wilson record and had nothing to say about that he gave an excoriating review of his public record Our friends are in the finest spirits and hope to elect Richardson and Hancock The following are the leading points in Mai Sykes' speech Appearing before you by special invitation to answer a speech made hy a candidate for Governor on last Friday who refuses to divide time with any opposing speaker I shall do so in a courteous manner having due regard for the feelings and for the (Pinions of those who differ with me I shall however at the same time speak the truth freely and plainly Some of the so-called philosophical and historical reflections put forth by that candidate I will show to be without foundation in reason and without any support from history GOVERNING CLASSKS Much was lid by him about the clangers arising from the "governiog classes" and the assertion was made that the encroachments upon the liberties of the people are and always have been made by the Legislative department of the Government This is neither true in point of fact nor sustained by sound reasoning A mail who talks about "I ioverning Classes" in this country shows that he knows not about the American system of govermnent and is entirely ignorant of the simplest facts of English and American historv In monarchies there are "Governing Classes" In such countries some are born to rule some occupy positioris by virtue of their birth and of their families whiliPothers equally as good and as wise are deprived cf these privilegen because unfortunately for themselves they belong to what are termed the lower orders the commonality Men there now occupy the mociety manv of them that their aneestors have copied for centuries Such however is not theca-se in this Republican government There are no "governing PhiSSes" We are all equals we are all sovereigns we all constitute the ngoverning classes" The men who fill the offices are our representatives our public servants dependent for their pesitions upon Our pleasure A breath can make thent and a breath destroy How ridiculous then for a man to be talking aismt "govern-toll: classes" endangering the liberties of the people Such remarks show an utter ignorance of our system of government and of the character of our people-But who are the men alluded to as the "governing clasmes?" Thomas Jefferson who was said to be the apostle of liberty and the fattier of the Democratic party was in office longer than any man of his time He Was in the Continental Congress Minister to France Secretary of State during Washington's ad- ministration Vice President and for eight years l'resident of the United States Andrew Jackson was another one of the "governing classes" against W110111 we are warned He was Circuit and Supreme Court judge in Tennessee Senator in Congress General in the army and afterwards eight years President of the Thomas II Benton another of the so-called "governing classes" was thirty yearsomtinuously in the United States Senate besides tilling other offices Jaynes Polk from the Dine that he was Clerk to the house of Representatives of the Tennessee Legislature which met in Murfreesboro up to the end of his Presidential term was continuously in with the exception of four years I could mention hosts of others whom the people have trusted anti honored but who are now to be derided as belonging to the "governing classes" Bow ridiculous! Have we lost our reason? -Have we no conception of the true character of our Government? THERE ARE NO roon CiASSES IN TENNEmEtc The attempt to array one portion of the community terainst another portion because some are called poor and some are called rich is one of the worst signs of the littlea Really there are no poor classes in this country The poor of to-day may be and often are the rich of to-morrow whilst the children of the rich and the rich themselves often become poor Property is constantly changing hands None need despair Rini none need be elated because of their apparent good fort tine The attempt td'excite one portion of the esinmunity against another portion because of a difference in timir pecuniary condition indicates anything but a clear head and a noble heart DANGERS OF COMMUNISM No doctrines are more dangerous than cotmuunistie duet rifles Communism necessitrilv anti inevitably leads to despotism 'there is no danger of communism here Its advocates are too weak in intellect arid too feeble in in and our people are too sensible and too conservative for such doctrines to flourish anti to take deep hold There are no Dantons no Robespierres no Marats in intellect here and no mercurial Freneh people to be influenced by their passionate appeals It is only a feeble attempt to get some small offices and must result in a signal failure THE LEGISLATIVE DEPARTMENT IIAS BEEN THE GUARDIAN OF LIBERTY Evell in monarchies the legislative department has made the great struggle for liberty 'the Barons of England who cousin Med he governing classes wrested sword iii band front KingJohnMagnaCharta which secured the rights of Parliament and the libertiee of the people and is now the great charter of English and American liberty Afterwards in the reign of Charles the I of England the Parliament composed of the governing classes compelled him to sign the "petition of right" Which Maeauley says is the "second great charter of the liberties of England" Hantiodon Russell Sydney and others of the "governing classes" were the champions of English liberty Ile legislative department neither in the ancient governments of Greeve and Rome nor in the modern governments of France sod England encroached upon the litiCrthll of the people but were the bulwarks tit freedom as every student of history knows Men who pretend to make historical arguments anti understaud what they profess to teach "A lit tie learuing is a dangerous thing" 110W TIIE DEMOCRATIC PARTY ORIGINATED Oct EEsBORO it Iss0--Mai a large audience here to- ing whom were a great many sup- Wilson They gave him earnest livided attention during his two ieech Not a man left the court- our friends believe and say great accomplished Whilst the speaker rould not allude to Wilson pri- ird and had nothing to say about gave an excoriating review of his 'cord ends are in the finest spirits and Richardson and Hancock 'lowing are the leading points in es' speech: ne before you by special invitation to an- ech made Iiy a candidate for Governor on who refuses to divide time with any op- aker I hall do so in a courteous manner: regard for he feelings and for the opm ise who dithr with me I shall however time speak the truth freely and plainly he so-called philosophical and historical re- iit forth by that candidate I will show to foundation in reason and without any um history GOVERNING CLASsEs Said by him about the dangers arising classes" and the assertion was the encroachments upon the liberties of are and always have been made by the a department of the Government This is ac in point of fact nor sustained by sound rho talks about "I ioverning Classes" in this bows that he knows nothing about the of government and is entirely the simplest facts of English and Ameni- In monarchies there are "Governing In such countries some are born to rule py positions by virtue of their birth andel lies whiltt'others equally as good and as wise of these privileges because unfortu- themselves they belong to what are termed orders the commonality Men there my the society many of them that esters have eluded for centuries ever is not theme in this Republican gov- There are no "governing classes" We are we are all sovereigns we all constitute ming classes" The men who fill the offices oresentativt-s our public servants depend- Ar positions upon our pleasure A breath thent and a breath destroy How ridie- for a man to be talking about "govern- endangering the liberties of the peeple Irks show an utter ignorance of our system nent and of the character of our people ire the men alluded to as the "governing Thomas Jefferson who was said to be the liberty and the father of the Democratic 4 in office longer than any man of his thne the Continental Congress Minister to of State during Washington's ad- on vice President and for eight years of the United States Andrew Jackson her one of the "goveruing classes" kol a we are warned lie was Circuit and ourt judge in Tennessee Senator in Conneral In the army and afterwards eight ddent of the ReptOilic Thomas II Benton the so-called "governing classes" was isttsmtinuottsly in the United States Senate ling other offices James Polk front the he was Clerk to the House of Representa- Tennessee Legislature which mm in Mar- tie to the end of his Presidential term was sly in ofilee with the exception of four menden hosts of others whom the re trusted anti honored but who are now to I as belonging to the "governing classes" callous! Have we lost our reason? 'Rave ception of the true character of our Govern- ARE NO mon CIASSES IN TENNEssEE otnet to array one portion of the community miter portion because some are called poor are called rich is one of the worst signs of Really there are no poor classes in this poor of to-day may he and often are to-morrow whilst the children of the rich eh themselves often beeome poor Property tly changing hands None need despair and I be elated because of their apparent good mitt td'excite one portion of the isumen- ist another portion because of a difference ecuniary condition indicates anything but ad and a noble heart DANGERS OF COMMUNISM are more dangerous than eotniutallisile Communism necessarily and inev- leads to despotism 'there is no Groceries The Chief Characteristics of UHERN ATOM AL APPOINTMENTS Hon John Wright Dentocnitie candidate for Governor and lion Alvin Hawkins Republican candidate for Governor will speak at the following times and places: Greeneville Tuesday Oct 12 Joneshoro Wednesday Oct 13 Athens Friday Oct 15 Madisonvilt turday Oct Cleveland Monday Oct 18 PikevilleTtiesday OM 19 Jasper Wednesday Oct 20 Winchester Thursday Oct 21 Fayetteville Friday Oct 22 McMinnville Monday Oct 25 Woodbury Tuesday Oct 20 Alexandria Wednesday Oct 27 Carthage Thursday Oct 28 Lafayette Friday Oct 29 Gallatin Saturday Oct 30 9c t64) LAt' 'vE Orleans white clarified nominal yellow clarified 101410y2c open kettle 93414104c Cu' loaf 11c crushed 11c powdered 1134e granulated 1114c standard A11c Orleans 45(455c struus 40(450c golden sirup 45(460c common to choice 1317c Laguayra 17(418c Java 25i427c NarLs-10ds 111 keg $325 and 25c additional for each diminishing grade bushel barrels in car lots $175 retail $200 54 bushels in car loth 8150 retail 8175 rock $1800 11 tontretall $100 100 tbs CAN 12c barrels Nos 1 $650 2 $500 and 8 5400 in kits Nos 1 2 and 81110 90 and 80e new by the barrel 7c 40985c Young Hyon Black 40(400e Olin powder 50e (4) $100 $615 Sycamore Mills $025 blasting $325 fuse 100 feet 65c SHOT 1200 Buck 8225 rectified whisky $100 4138 Robertson county $15)4300 Bourbon $550 LlnuOln county 8275 14300 Highwines 5124 dozen $1504250 to fancy 5(43c Vi or $2254350 711 box dozen lb small 25c stick 12c fancy 140 13 (415c almonds 22c Bnuil nuts 12e English wainuta 15c filberts 14c PRI- pEn-16c SPICE-16'4 GINGER-10c CLowns 8TARCH-4C BODA-83404C BAR LAD-7 (070 LOCAL STOCKS Nashville Chattanooga A St Louis Railway co Nashville et Decatur Railway PO Louisville Railway 159 South Nashville Street Railroad 100 North Nashville Street Railroad 50 Spruce Street Railroad 40 Nashville Gas Light 135 Cotton Factory 110 Suspension Bridge SO First National Bank new Third National Bank Fourth National Bank 140 Commercial Insurance 115 State Insurance 115 Equitable Insurance 90 Gallatin Turnpike 20 LAND WARRANTS 40 acres 3 3 271LW ORLRANN Oct 11-Flour was active firm and higher superfine 1325437'5 XX 14254450 XXX 14654C5 higher grades 50044590 Corn was dull at 58466e Oats were dull at 42444c Pork was scarce and firm at 11600 Lard was active and a shade higher tierces 19004925 keg 0975 Bulk meats were scarce and firm shoulders 1525: clear rib 1925c4950 clear rib sides $975 Bacon wit in good demand shoulders 1625 clear nb 1925 clear sides 0976 Hams were quiet and unchanged sugar-cured canvased 114124e as to size Whisky was firm western rectified 11054110 Cottee was dull Rio cargoes ordinary to prime jobbing at 134 Ific Sugar was in good demand: open kettle 8Vse: common to good SY(47e fair to fully fair prime to choke open kettle 914e yellow clarified 9c Molasses was active and tine common 30435e fair 38439c centrifugal 30440c prime to choice 60 (465c Sight exchange on New York par Sterling exchange bankers' bills 4W4 Cineinunti Markets CINCINNATI Oct 11-Flour was strong and hieher family $4754509: fancy 15254600 Wheat easier No 2 anther $10041Cr2 No 2 red $103 Corn was firmer No 2 mixed 42c No 1 white 4334e Oats were in fair demand: No 2 mixed 3-tc Rye was in fair demand No 2 89490e Barley was in light demand and firm choice fall 92495c Pork nominal jobbing sales at $170041750 round lots held at $1850 Lard wastind steam 1837 Bulk meats were quiet and firm shoulders 14872 clear rib 18: clear aides $900 for loose Bacon was in fair demand and firm shoulders 1575 clear sides 1875 clear rib sides 1925 Whisky' was quiet at 1109 Louisville Markets Lounsvitts Oct 11-Flour-market was firmer extra 1300(4325 extra family 13504400: A No 1 14541(4475 choice fancy 15504600 Wheat was firm at 90495c Corn waa steady No 1 white 44(444l4c No I mixed 411(4434c Oats were quiet No 2 white 35e: do mixed 33c Rye was steady No 2 white 90492e Pork was nominal at $1600 Lard was tine prime steam 1850 Bulk meats were firm shoulders 1500 clear rib $830 cleat sides 1860 Bacon was in fair demand and firm shoulders 1575 clear rib 1875: clear sides 0925 Hams-sugar-cured 11412c Whisky was steady at 1109 SL Louis Markets ST LOUIS OrI 11-Flour quiet and unchanged XX 11854400 XXX 14404450 family 14704485 choice to fancy 05404560 Wheat Opened active and closed prices and weak No 2 red 11004106 cash 0102)1024100 for October delivery 1104 61102 for November delivery $106410644104 for ileceintier delivery $100 bid for the year: No 3 red 964115 No 4 red 924924e Corn higher 3114341194c cash 39ye for October delivery 3954 39c for November delivery: 394131c for Decent-her delivery year 44(40k5c for May delivery Oats opened higher but declined 3042914c cash 21134c for October delivery 31e for December delivery 29e for Ma" delivery: 28c for the year Rye was quiet at 81e 'Barley was quiet and unchanged: prime to fancy 75490c Lead was dull at WO Butter was unchanged: dairy 20(427c Eggs were quiet and unchanged at 144416 Whisky was steady at $110 Pork was quiet jobbing at 015854 1600 Orr salt meats were firmer and unchanged car lots 30-day meat shoulders $5 clear rib 1800l clear sides $839 Bacon was higherer shoulders 514e clear rib 83e clear sides 9e generally held 3e higher Lard was nominally lower at 0850 bid Receipts-flour 8000 barrels wheat 123000 bushels: corn 57000 bushels: oats 31000 bushels rye 4000 bushels barley 26000 bushels Shipments-flour 13000 barrels wheat 172000 bushels corn 30000 bushels oats 2000 bushels rye -busbels barley none Chicago Markets CHICAGO Oct 11-Flour was in good demand and tending upward winter 14504575 good to choice western spring 144525: Minnesota 14004 525 Wheat was unsettled 2 red 99e(40104: No 2 spring cash: 984c for November delivery Deceinber delivery No 3 serum 92e rej ed 75480e sales of No 2 spring at for ovember delivery for December delivery Corn was unsettled and excited for cash 40e for November delivery 40-c for litTeeinber delivery sales at 40441e for November delivery rejected 3812e Oats were unsettled but closed weak: 29e cash and for November delivery 30c for December delivery sales at 29A3034e for November delivery excited 2fic Rye was fairly active at 8'e Barley was fairly active at 77478e Pork was irregular options higher cash steady market closed very weak: $18 cash $1841825 for October delivery $124241245 for November delivery $1215 41220 for December delivery 012S3V41285 for January delivery Lard was generally higher 4835 cash 0820 for November delivery 0307'4 for Decemberdelivery $810 for January delivery Bulk meats were a shade higher shoulders S520 short riti $800 short clear 1810 Whisky was steady and unchanged at $111 Receipts-flour 19000 barrels wheat 96000 bushels corn 595000 bushels Shipments-Flour 16000 barrels wheat 230000 bushels non 287000 bushels Milwaukee Markets MitwAusits Oct 11-Flour in fair demand and unchatiged heat opened firtn advanced and closed steady No 1 bard $106 No 1 0100 No2 117c No 37 tie No 4 88 rejected nominal Live Stoek Markets CINCINNATI Oct 11--LiTe hogs were attiet and steady common 13904450 light $4604490: packing 14654500 butchers $5004515: receipts 2000 bead shipments 500 head ST LOUIS Oct 11-Hogs-market fairly active Yorkers and Baltimore ft554476 mixed packing 14654485 butchers to fancy 14e04510 receipts 3800 head shipments 1800 head Cattle-The market was slow being wholly common to fair mixed butchers' atoll which were dull the ranges were 2434c good and well matured native steers were wanted and would bring 4yC(0434e but being very scarce there was little doing receipts 1400 head shipments 600 head Sheep were very scarce: good butchers were in demand at 343c receipts head shipments l00 head CHICAGO Oct 11-The Drovers' Journal reports hog receipts 13000 head shipments 5500 head: good qualities were strong and 5c higher common togood mixed 04604490 light 04754500 choice heavy 1516g530 market closed quiet with all sold Cattle-receipts 6500 head shipments 1100 head common to medium shipping were slow and weak at $3754440 good to choice shipping $4604509 exports 052045-75 butchers were slow at $2504 315 stockers and feeders were quiet at $260(4330: western natives and half-breeds 13254350 through Texaus $2804325 NEw YORK Oct 11-Beeves-receipts Sunday and to-day 8870 head making a total of 11382 for the week: market was firm at the opening with quick sales at an advance of on better grades and nearly ye On ordinary and medium native steers and light Texans and half-breed western steers common to extra outlive steers 3 to 10e: two car loads premium sold at Texas and Colorado steers 749e exporters used fat stew at 105e for choice shipments to-day112 live cattle for the week end- hug Saturday 1047 live cattle 384 quarters of beef 299 live sheep 862 carcasses mutton and 150 dressed pigs Sheep and Lambs-receipts 12000 head making 39167 head fo4 the week market was steady for sheep and firmer for good lambs with good clearance 300 54c for sheep and 44464e for lambs Calves-receipts 890 head making 4300 for the week trade aeuve at firmer prices 447Xc for poor to choice vents: 243c for grassers Swine-receipts 13839 head making 35607 head for the week live Imp were dull with a downward tendeney fair to good State hogs 151(24520 five car loads mainly western hogs APPOINTMENTS FOR THE ELECTORS-AT-LARGE IINADQVARTERS DEMOCRATIC STATE Ex ECUTIVII COMMITTEE NAMIIVILLI TENN Sept 7 following appointments are 'announced for the Hon Jim Sneed Democratic Elector for the Stateat-Large to which the lion Geo IStaney ta invited JNO CHILDRESS JR Chairman Dem State Ex Commit-13e jasper Tuesday Oct 12 Chattanooga Wednesday Oct 13 Cleveland Thursdav Oct It Benton Saturday Oct 1G Athens Monday Oct 18 Loudon Tuesday Oct 19 Kingston Wednesday Oct 20 Knoxville Friday Oct 22 Maryville Saturday Oct 23 Clinton Monday Oct 25 Morristown Wednesday Oct 27 Jonesboro Friday Oct 28 Iron Merchant bar Kentucky 8275 regular advance ler smaller sizett Scrap 8100 35 75 90 190 80 acres 120 acres 160 acre FOREIO DRILFTS COLUMBIA sapling $500 TIMOTHY1300 Han Toe-75c BLux GRASS-60c extra clean 76e SOc Hungarian 8110(14125 Missouri $110125 OnLondonL 5 00 On Edinburgh 5 15 On Dublin 11 5 15 Judge Wright at Colored Democratic Congreasional Cot ton and of the Railroad Sundries CorroN bundle 5250 10(410ck hemp 1ty412c jute 1112c COTTON I( A dozen Sc 9c 10c and 1 lc for 700e 6008 500a and 400s MANILLA-1815o cotton I8c 7- IT KADCWARTERS DEMOCRATIC STATE EXECrTIVE COM MITTEN NASHVILLE TENN Sept 7 billowing appoititinents are announced for the Hon Andrew Martin Democratic elector for the State at large to which the lion A A Taylor is invited dotiN CHILIARIESil Chairtillta Dem State Cern Memphis 'Tuesday Oct 12 Nashville Thursday Oet 14 Franklin Friday Oct 15 tiallatin Saturday Oct 16 Hartsville Mondav Oct 18 Murfreesboro Wednesday Oet 20 Shelbyville Thursday 01121 Manchester Friday Oct 4et McMinnville Saturday OM 23 Chattanooga Monday night Oct 25 Cleveland Tuesday Oct 26 Athens Wedneaday Oct 27 Knoxville Thursday Oct 28 Lumber Pine flooring 12500 poplar flooring 12000 poplar ceiling inch $2000 poplar ceiling inch 11400 weatherboarding 11100 rough lumber 11300 cut shingles 1225 pine shingles S375 drawn shingles 114150 laths 1275 From Our Regular Correspondent CoLum DIA Oct 11 1880--A brilliant reception was given Friday night at the residence of Mr Wm Park in honor of his son William and bride who married in Murfreesboro last Wednesday The bridegroom is a very popular young man in our community and we extend to him and his lovely SOUTHERN PRODUCE MARKETS Leavitt's burlesque company appeared in New York with dubious result Ilaverly is organizing another Mastodon Minstrel troupe It will be separate and distinct from the organization which is now delighting cockneydom AT PARIS Maj Win Sykes will address the people of Henry county at Paris Saturday Oct 16 0c8 ta MINI 81 fdi are its agreeable qual- ities mild roperties absolute freedom from irritating cathartic action: subtile effctency and the peculiar merit it has of exerting and permanently re-establishing constitutional regularity It is exempt from all the usual objections to drastic medicines in the form of pills liquids and powders which are sold under different names and used for securing purgative effects Unlike these harsh unwholesome and disagreeable preparations which not only jeopardize the health of those using them but which gradually become wholly inert unless taken in greatly augmented doses Tropic-Fruit Laxative by the rare and invaluable properties with which it endowed gives impetus I to peristaltic action of the intestines imparts normal vigor to the bodily functions and may be given in progressively diminished doses TROPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE is the result of careful and prolonged scientific and chemical research and it is entirely distinct from the class of remedies known as "patent medicines" Its use- is alike safe efficient and wholesome for both sexes the young and old (in all countries and climates) and under all circumstances TROPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE is put sip in ipronzed tin boxes only Avoid Ask your druggist for Descriptive or address the proprietor TUTT5S LS no SYMPTOMS OF A TORPID LIVER From Our Southern Exchanges Atiousra Oct 9-Flour-Superfine to fancy 8575g750 Butter- 25a30c Lard-934e Eggs25c Corn Meal-80c Wheat Bran-90c Clear rib bacon sides 1c dry salt clear rib sides De smoked shoulders 6c dry salt shoulders eic sugar-cured hams plain hams 'Pic Tennessee white corn in car load lots 707le Choice white wheat $117Q120 prime white $1124 115 prime red $120 Oats-1517c in car load lots MOBILE Oct D-Bacon-Clear rib sides shoulders 6ner78c dry salt clear rib sides DOsitiAc shoulders 6c sugar-cured can vased hams uncanvased 10i4c Bran-Car load lots $100l05 lit 100 tbs Butter-Western 1543c country 20(425c Western corn from depot by the car nominal from store yellow and mixed 60e white 6116621Ac Chickens $350(4300 le dozen Eggs- 8420c Irish Potatoes-4215a250 lit barrel Western Apples-4500 Floor-Superfine to fancy $1054050 Hay-Choice 1230)42500 Oats-40(445e COLUMBUS GA Oct 9-Corn-White in ear load lots at depot smirked 80c yellow 75c Flour -Superfine to best family 06004880 Corn Meal72c lyt bushel sacks included Oats-60c Irish Apples-V50(4100 Bacon-Clear rib sides I Oc shoulders Sc sugar-cured hams 14e plain hams 034c Bulk Meats-Clear rib sides shoulders 7c SAVANNkII Oct D-Bacon-Clear rib sides 9c dry salleti clear rib sides 8c) long clear tic shoulders Sc hams Butter-Western 20e Goshen 24(925e Gilt Edge 26c country 1825e Eggs-I5c Flour-Superfine V75g5n0 extra $55475 family 86254650 Corn-68c for feed or mixed 67470c for white Oats-50c Irish vift barrel Chickens 5075c per pair Tennessee Peanuts $125 CuanLESTON (let 9-Corn-Western 65(4 67c prime sacked 68670c Oats-5055c Bacon-10c for prime smoked clear rib sides 7c for prime smoked shoulders De for prime salted clear rib sides 814411c for prime salted long clear sides 7c for prime salted shoulders 13c for hams Flour-V50 (e5400 for super 1M504550 for extra 66000660 for faintly and 86504750 for fancy brands MACON Oct D-Bacon-Clear rib sides 10c bulk clear rib sides 9c bulk shoulders er sugar-cured canvased hams 1314? Ottia-50c Corn Meal72c Corn-Car load lots 70e ATLANTA Get 9-Eggs-20c Butter-17A18c Corn-Shelled and sacked lit bushel 61(iS6lic Wheat -8100i115 Flottr-V254675 Meal-70cWheat Brats-Per 100 Its 8110 Oats-51452c Bacon-Clear sides 814e shoulders 6t4e sugar-cured hams 12 Otittic 'Bulk meats-Clear rib sides Sc OFFICE OF TES AMERICAN MONDAY OVI 11 1880 The banks report a good business in discounts with rates unchanged Exchange on New York is taken by the Iran ks at otr and is sold by them at $2 per thousand premium The market for our local securities is very quiet but generally firm Nashville Decatur railroad stock may be quoted at 98 'hid and 101 asked Mem phis Charleston at 38 bid and 40 asked Nashville city bonds at 1024103 In New York Louisville Nashville railroad sleek la quoted at 1581 Nashville Chattanooga at 60 and lItemphis Charleston at 3940 New York Money Market NEW YORK Oct bonds were quiet and lower for some issues Railroad bonds were generally higher with the largest rise 12 per cent in Indiana Bloomington Western income Erie second new consols advanced 2 per cent State securities were dull but generally firm Bar sliver here 113 The ateck market opened a shade lower but speculation soon became strong and prices advanced to 14 per cent which was followed by a reaction of to 0 per cent During the afternoon dealings were on a very email scale but a firm tone generally prevailed and in late dealings prices again took an upward turn the improvement in the general list ranging from to 1 per cent Chicago Burlington Quincy the Granger shares and Union Pacific leading the advance Indians Bloomington Western rose 7 per cent on the day's transaction The earnings of Erie road tor the fiscal year ending Sept 30 are 18- 700000 for the previous year 111591Z040 the increase during September 837000 Milwaukee St Paul earning increased 167000 for the first week in October The transactions were 121000 shares of which were Central Arizona 10000 Lackawanna Western 30500 Erie 1000 Hannibal St Joe 2000 Iron Mountain 2000 Eansu Texas 5000 Lake Shore 3600 Lake Erie Western 1004 Michigan Central 8000 Northwestern 8000 New Jersey Central 1000 New York Central 1200 Northern Pfeifle 3000 Ohio Misaissippi 1200 Pacific Mail 1000 St Paul 8000 Paul Omaha 4000 Wabash Pacific Nashville Chattanooga IMO Union Pacific 700 12misville Nashville Denver Rio Grande 1000 Delaware Hudson 5200 Western Union 2300 Reading 1800 Chicago Burlington Quincy 1600 1 18000 ontario Wesretn rrocxs AND BONDS Sterling was dull actual business in long hank en' bills 481 short 41334 EY coup of '81 1044Reading so New fives 102 fitio Mies 8334 New 415 coup do preferred 72 New 46 coup 10741Chesa'ke Ohio 183' I Pacific as of '95 121 Mobile Ohio 2i Louisiana consol 482 Clev'd Columbus 703 Missouri 6 tosye I 18 St Joseph 107 Ohio Central 21 Tenn es old 37 Lake Erie 31 do new 81 Ontario Western 21 Virginia 6s old 27 Bur it 63 do new 27 Alton 19 do consol 90 do preferred 76 do deierred 7 Pacific 36 Cent'l Pacific bonds 112 do preferred 69 Union Pacitic firsts 112 Hannibal St Jo ssy land grants 113 do preferred 81 Sinking funds 1164 Iron Mountain Lehigh Wilkes 115 St San le 32'4 St Paul SC firsts do preferred 43 I firsts 98 do 1st preferred 74 do seconds Chicago St N- 34 Erie seconds 89 Kansas 85 Rock Island 116 Union Pacific stock 86 Panama 195 Central Pacific 71 Fort Wayne 121 Northern Pacific 127 Clev'd Pittsburg 122 do preferred 51 Illinois Cent ral 111 Louis ash Chicago 137 Nash Chat 60 Chicago Alton 113 A 100 do preferred 125 Houston Texas 60 Central 129 Denver Rio Grande 70 Harem 200 Western Union Tel 98 Lake Shore 109 A Telegraph 3934 Canada Southern 59 Pacific Mail 40 Michigan Central Ex Co 116 Erie a934 Wells Fargo Ex do preferred 704 American Ex Co 189 Northwestern 108 Ex Co Northwestern pld125 Quicksilver 12 St Paul 934 do preferred 5pi do preferred 11014 Caribon St Minn 41Central Arizona 7 St Paul Sioux City 441Homestaire 30 do preferred 811Standard 27 Del Lack W'rn 90Exceletor Morris Essex- 111 'Little Pittaburg 01 Del Hudson 83lOntario 30 I Central bride our hearty congratulations and best wishes Our people were disappointed Thursday night upon the non-appearance of Judge John Wright It IS reported he would come this way from Centerville and spend the night A party went eleven miles to meet him and returned to learn that be had gone back the other route Our only opportunity now to give our gallant fellow-citizen a reeption will be the night before the election as he speaks in Franklin Nov I and comes to Columbia that night We will not be selfish for we are aware of the telling effect of his labors in other fields while here it is not necessary Mr Wiley Embry one of our most enterprising merchants is forming a colored Democratic club He has already a long list of names Officers have been elected i and hundreds will be enrolled before the election They will vote for Whitthorne for Wright Perkins Cooper and Wilkes The report that Col Blackburn one of the Republican candidates for Congress is off the track leaving the field to Judge A Hughes is unfounded Bellanfont will make a very small division of the Democratic vote in comparison with the vote cast for Col Jack Moore two years ago which leaves Whitthorne's election a foregone conclusion as this district has a large Democratic ma- joritv Col Turner of Gallatin 'speaks here on Monday We expect some center shots at the bolting candidate who poured communism into us last week We came to the conclusion here after Wilson's speech that since he ignored the decision of Judge Withey in the railroad suits there was an inexcusable blunder made in not calling Wilson instead of Walley to the bench The mistake may yet be rectified Our cotton crop is proving much better than our most sanguine expectations The staple is tine prices good and farmers are wearing smiling faces Business of all kinds is improving Twenty-five thousand bricks per day are being laid on the Bethel Hotel and Opera-house The work is being pushed rapidly The numerous friends of Capt James Andrews are showering their congratulations upon him on his future prospects in the immense McEwen estate The Nashville Florence It has been in successful operation as far as Mt Pleasant for several weeks The road is graded eight miles beyond and the iron ready to be laid there is no doubt of its competition to Florence at no far distant day Judge Nixon the president is a whole team with a horse to loan and the road is being pushed through Our worthy and universally popularcitizen Col John Frierson is lying dangerously at his home however his physicians have -Mopes of his recovery Mr Frierson is well known throughout the State especially in business and political circles boots ofAppetit4 tic() Ire jll the dui se nsttion the bticani un er tuTFc7TZ--er- b1ae tu uess after with a exertionothocivor mind tabthty of terx Low spirit Losa of some Dizzinees TM tilfrntirt- elerti- Yellow Ekin at Lui colored 12 THESE WARNINGS ARE UNKEEDED SERIOUS DISEASES WILL SOON BE DEVELOPED VITT'S PILLS are especially adapted till truck cameo one dose effects ouch a change of feeling as to nst nnish the sufferer A Noted Divine Dr Sirt Per ten years I have a martyr to Constipation and Pi Last Wing your Pills wars recommended I used them am now a weliman bare good appetite digestion rsTotilziar stools piles gone and have gained They are worth their weight in god MRS SIM PSON Louisville Illor Increase ppetite and canoe the toodp le Take en Omit tans the system is etstrisked and by their Tonic Action on the introative Organs Kenai or Steele are pm Price ik5 cents 35 Merray satrzarj Louis Mestaver an old and well-known actor died on Friday lest and was buried on Sunday front the Little Church Around the Corner He will be remembered by his clever personation of Judge Bus 'ringer in "Mliss" Archer who is just married to Belle Mackenzie used to appear in variety sketches with Lulu Delmay The box-office receipts for two weeks of "The Rivals" at the Philadelphia Arch footed up $141000 George Knight has given "Otto" nearly 1000 times "Only a Tramp" and "Government Bonds" are two new plays for Knight first by Bronson Howard and the other by Bartley Campbell On one dress Miss Davenport wears is a piece of old point for which the royal Fanny paid eleven hundred dollars and it's a very little piece at that Kelly of San Francisco has engaged the Rev I Kalloch Mayor of that city to come East and deliver lectures Kalloch says he has been misrepresented in this section and will tell all he knows about himself The success scored by Maggie Mitchell in the second and closing week of her engage i e- ment has been something unprecedented Cincinnati During the latter part of the week hundreds were turned away nightly unable to obtain even standing room The Wednesday matinee netted the management $1100 Fanchon Little Barefoot and Pearl of Savoy constituted the programme for the week Every seat for the whole twenty-eight appearances will be sold before Bernhardt arrives in this country Some idea of the profit to be realized from this engagement may be gained from Mr Abbey's offer to give Miss Bernhardt as her share in the proceeds of the first two weeks here more money than ahe received for the whole of the last year that she was at the Theatre Francalse Abbey has sold the right for the printing and sale of the Bernhardt librettos to Albert Weber the piano manufacturer for $10000 When Ristori was here Jacob Gran the uncle snd patron of the present Moritz made as much money from his books of the play as he did from the engagement itself His profits in the two Ristori seasons from the sale of these books aggregated some $70000 The masculine costume of Miss Coghlan in "As You Like it" was much admired for its propriety and its becorniegnes The London Rosalind Miss Litton has been cudgeling her brains (and her friends) for noticeable departures in Shaksperean representations (To Mr Irving all the innovations could not be allowed) She discarded the memorial habit of nice lady-like trappings in which she has haunted so many Arden Forests She went in for leather jerkings and leather leggings and a little cap and a generally rough and reasonable get-up Miss Coghlan adopted this idea and looked indeed like a robust lad properly clothed for forest life and likely to impose on more acute beings thon lovesick Orlandoa or country bumpkins Clad in russet leather she strode about "under the green tree" a real true young man FIGHTING TO THE DEATH 1 tt li- 1 i' 1 'i I -i li I 1 It has been said that the Democratic party had its origin in opposition to a decision of the Supreme Court of the United against the State of Georgia What a mistake! This decision was made during Gen Washington's administration and gave rise to the eleventh amendment to the Constitution of the United States which prohibits a citizen of one State from suing another State This amendment was ratified during John Adams' administration and must have been voted for by Federalists as well aa Republicans The Democratic or Republican party took shape or form in opposition to the alien and sedition laws passed during the administration of the elder Adams and had nothing whatever to do with opposition to the decisiou of the Supreme Court EFFECT OF RESISTING DECISIONS OF COURTS Whenever we deny the binding effect of the deeisions of courts we unsettle the foundations of society Whenever we believe courts to he corrupt Legislatures to be corrupt conventions to be corrupt then the next step is to say that the people who create these courts who elect these Legislatures and form theseeonventions are corrupt and then all aafet for person for property and liberty is gone and as I have said before that this doctrine leads to mob law to the reign of the pistol and the bowie knife Men who charge all others with corruption are apt to judge others by themselves If we destroy confidence between man and man then there is no safety for life for liberty or for property The reign of the mob will take the place of the reign of the law and it would be better to live among wild Indians than In such a community But thanks to God such is not the condition of Tennessee WIIAT DAVE YOU TO OAIN? Suppose my friends you should succeed in dividing the Democratic party sufficiently to elect a Republic-an Governor and a Republican Legislature what have you gained on the debt question The Republicans are pledged to a settlement of the debt and I believe if they succeed in electing a Legislature they will settle it permanently I do not believe they will settle it at a dollar because I do not think the creditors will ask that much having heretofore offered to take lees but they will settle at atone point between fifty cents and a dollar and I think they will make coupons recervalde for taxes This will make the settlement permanent What will you who call yourselves Low-tax Demorants then have gained? You will have a Republican Legislature a Republican Senator and the State distracted to suit them But suppose you eould elect Mr Wilson anti a Legislature that would refuse to settle the debt what then? The debt will still exist It will go on increasing from year to year In 1875 it was $21000000 it is now $27000000 and in ISoo it will be $400100111) The cloud which is now on the verge of the horizon will gather fierceness and blackness it will soon overspread the whole sky and may burst in terrible force upon you or your children It is getting worse and worse year by year "Men may come and men may go But it goes on forever" The sooner it is settled anti the interest upon it stopped the better it will be for all of us morally politically and pecuniarily Think of the dangers of deferring a settlement But even grant all that you ask suppose you could forever prevent a payment of the debt would you be benefited in any manner? Can a State survive the loss of its character and of its credit? All the world says that we owe 'the debt We cannot persuade any disinterested man that we do not owe it The debts of individuals die with them when they cannot be made to pay The nebta of States never die so long as the States exist We may destroy the credit of the State but the ghost of murdered credit will he to us as the glicen of Banquo It will make its appearance when least the dining table in the gay and social circle in all the walks of life It will be the "skeleton in our closet" Like the blood of Duncan upon the hands of Macbeth which all the waters of great Neptune's Ocean could not wash clean it will be a stain which tinte will never remove Consider these things weigh them well let no temporary passion or self interest no desire to gain a little relief for the present swerve you from the line of duty and front permanent and lasting good Your interests and the interests of your children are deeply involved and therefore these matters are worthy of your great consideration and in coming to a conclusion in reference to them you should not be governed by prejudice or swayed by passion MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH TiriTTS'IMIUDYE HETIIERINGTON aenuesly 36 PARK PLACZ NEW YORK GRAY Beim OE Wm-terms changed Oreit! Sold Ri ci A ginol 73:1 5or "tutu mtaqtreety sttooNroottew tit ik lard 4 3S Mew NB "1111 7141 01k-l'' 6- Kgt bq it ceiil 4'c 5 confiToR-- injOrri 1 kl) i 'E 0 e171 '11' aaj1 iA-4 kil'4'4' pa ID A Magistrate Shot Dead in His Office at Concordia Antagonist Dies a Few Moors Later Memphis Avalanche A gentleman who arrived from below yesterday brought information of a double tragedy which occurred at Concordia Bolivar county Miss on the river Wednesday Mr Owen one of the parties killed was a Justice of the Peace Tbe other party was a young man named Glover who resided in the neighbhrhood A colored man who had been elected Magistrate failed to give bond and Owens formerly a Republican but who for some time past bad been acting with the Democracy and who was quite popular in the vicinity offered to give the bond if appointed to till the vacancy He secured the office and the BLOODY RENCONTRE grew out of his manner of performing its duties It is said that he at once began arresting parties on all kinds of charges hitherto unnoticed by Magistrates He was especially rigorous in dealing with certain young men within his jurisdiction and as a result much ill feeling had arisen One of the parties feeling atggrieved at his severity WaS Mr Glover who had been cited to appear before the Magistrate charged with some offense An angry pa-Ksage occurred between the two and Owens ordered an the story remove Glover from the room This was the signal for a deadly affray which did not end until both participants were Cotton Marken" LIVERPOOL Oct was firm middling illitands 6id middling Orleans 7 1-16d sales 10000 bales including 1000 bales for export and speculation of American 7650 bales '14 Ew Youx Oct was firm middling 11 546(411 7-16c Futures were steady at the following quotations: October delivery 1001 November delivery 109Ic Dectmber dethrery 1093 January delivery 1107c February delivery 1121c March delivery 1138c April delivery 1153 May delivery 1169c NEW ORLEANS Oct was firm middling llc low middling 10c good ordinary 9 tc: net receipts 7695 bales gross receipts 100X3 bales exports to Great Britain 3200 bales exports coastwise 1293 bales sales 7900 bales stock 80440 hales GALVESTON Oct was steady middling 10c low middling 1034e good ordinary 94c net receipts 5449 bales gross receipts bales exports to Great Britain 6698 bales exports coastwise 2008 bales sales 230 bales: stock 31404 bales 8v Louts Oct was steady middling 1034c: sales 745 bales receipts 3600 bales shipments 2200 bales stock 13225 bales Mzuestis Oct was firm: middling 10c receipts 4t78 bales: shipments 1502 bales sales 2350 bales: stock 21756 bales BALTIMORE Oct was quiet middling 11c CINCINNATI Oct II wu steady middling 103Ac LOUISVILLE Oct vas quiet middling 111111GORIATOR ifs It FRANKLIN The Romantic History of the MeEwen County's Stock Raising amid Po litical Notes Only Vegetable Compound that: acts directly upon the Liver and cures Liver Complaints jam- dice Biliousness Malaria Cos! tiveness Headache It assists digestion strengthens the system regulates the bowels purifies the blood A Book sent free Dr SANFORD 162 Broadway iron SALE Blir ALL VAIIGGSSTA lea tuthBalan Only acts di: From Our Regular Corresoondent FRANKLIN Oct 9 the matter of the Mc Ewen estate in Scotland has got into the papers (contrary to the wishes of some of the family) I will give you some account of it derived from authentic sources Over a century ago Sir Michael Miller of Scotland a manufacturer of broadcloth having amassed a very large fortune through his connection with the East India trade was carrying on his large business at Edinburgh when an extremely handsome young the Mc Ewen estate in Scotland has got nto the papers (contrary to the wishes of ome of the family) I will give you some of it derived from authentic sources ver a century ago Sir Michael Miller of icotland a manufacturer of broadcloth laving amassed a very large fortune through iis connection with the East India trade was carrying on his large business at EdinDurgh when an extremely handsome young IrIMAL2 COMMERCIAL 0711CP OP TYD1 AMKLICAP MONDAY Oct it 1880 Flour ruled fairly active at steady prices Wheat was firm and tending upward One car was reveived Corn was in quiet movement prices ruling steady Provisions were steady and firm Business continues quiet Country was quiet and in moderato receipt Feathers are firm and in better demand Groceries were quiet and steady TROUBLE AT THE POLLS MORTALLY WOCNDED It is not known whether the Magistrate or the man tinder arrest tired first but both were untied and to thespectators it appeared as if the discharge of weapons was simultaneous Each tired several shots ()wens fell to the floor pierced through the heart and died instantly Glover after the fireing ceased ran out of the house reached a point two or three hundred yards beyond and fell He died several hours afterward IS STRONGLY 11STDORSED Rev GAllifiS Gale's' NIL writes: "For over ten years I bad been a great sufferer from pains in the small of the back and region of the kid- neys which was most excruciating and at times al most insufferable Doctoring brought no relief and I i was finally advised to go abroad and seek the climate 1 of my youth in Germany anti Switzerland eminent physicians after close examinations declared my sufferings to arise front disease of the kidneys of long standing and could do me no good I was however benetited by the climate and subsequently returned No 81)008T had I been back and resumed my pastoral work when the old trouble grew again so intense aa to make life a burden A few months ago I catne in posstission of one of Day's Kidney Patts put it on and the effects were truly wonderful The pains at once grew leas and are now after wearing the 'wend pad entirety gone and there can be no doubt that I am entirely cured as I write this some weeks after its use and am strong and look again the very picture of health I write this perfectly voluntarily and it is dictated only by truth and gratitude Indeed I consider the Day Kidney Pad Co God's agents and great benefactors of mankind May all the suffering be helped S8 I have been iS my earnest wish" JOHN EAKIN DI array have now worn Day's Kidney Pad about one month It has done me more good than anything I ever used and am improving every day" LA RIIMORE at DEAN Druggist" Niles Mich (30 yeare in the bust 's Kidney Pad is having a large sale and gives better general satisfaction than any remedy we ever sold" CASPER WEITZEL Polleenons Lan essaVer have been a great 'utterer from Kidney Complaint and after wearing your Pad 25 days I feel better than I have in 15 years" DR A 3 STONER Deestase Pad is doing great good here Dells every day and gives univensal satisfaction" For sale by druggista or sent by mail (free of poet age) on receipt of Pad r2 special Pad (extra size) ti Children's Our 'book 'Mow a Life was Saved" giving the history of this new discovery and a large record of moat remarkable ciire 8Pnt free Write for it Address DAY KIDNEY PAD CO Toledo Even a Drug Sinn Aston ImbedMiles of Porous Plaster I did not think said Mr of the New York Drug (lige Circular that the consumption of rubber plasters was so great until I visited the BENSON'S CAME POROUS PLASTRE establishment If the plasters prepared there each day were laid out in a line the line would reach five miles Why is there such an enormous demand for this article? Because it has merit! It relieves pain! If you have a pain in the back or shoulder or in the region of the kidney or heart or almost any local acheor pain BENSON'S CAPeiNit POROUs PLASTER will surely give you prompt and lasting relief It has an elect On the system which cannot be obtained from any other remedy In the world besides it is neat convenient pleasant to wear and inexpensive bold by all druggists Price 25 cents Avoid cheap and worthless imitations ocI2 tuthoisAtrw ha AL Kentucky two or three veargtbwi ay tucky two or three ATLANTA 0A July 111371 Ms Sir: We have bees using Syphilitic Specific" in the treatment of convicts for the imt year and believe it ia the only certais known remedy that will effect a permanent cure ter (Unease' for which you recommend it (3134T ALEXANDElt ik CO Foreism Markets LONDON Oct st--Cortiols for money 9814d new accounts 98 5-16d new fie 10534 4Ys 112 45111 Erie 41 second consols 9234 PARIS Oa 84f 85c New -York General Markets Naw Yong Oct was weak receipts 26000 barrels shipments 7000 barrels supernue western IK1704415 common to good extra 14254 460 good to choice $465(4650 white wheat 5465 4485 extra Ohio 14754600 Wheat opened feverish anti excited but closed heavy receipts 279000 bushels shipments 841000 bushels No 2 spring $1184115 ungraded red $109a109 No 8 red ti15 No 2 red $11441194 No I red 111184120 steamer No I white 8118 No I white sales of 90 000 bushels at $1144118 No 2 red tor Ootober delivery sales of 4400o0 bushels at for November delivery sales of 1144000 bushels at 8114l19 for December delivery sales 392000 bushels at 511544120 for January delivery sales of 24000 bushels at $117121 Corn was heavy receipts 155000 bushels: shipments 298000 bushels ungraded 55jasSIe: No 2 MY(456c No 2 white 57 458c unsettled white 56V2c in store yellow 58c No 2 for October delivery 5471456e for November delivery 5545540 for Detvuaber delivery 55ctit5534c Oata were dull and heavy receipts 78000 bushels shipments 1100 bushels: western mixed 390104e white 40444o Codes quiet and dull but unchanged: Rio cargoes quoted at 12(0154c job lots 12415e8ugar was dull and unchanged lair to good quoted at rA117c Molasses dull and unchanged: New Orleans choice quoted at 40470e Porto Rico 38(443c Eggs weredull and heavy western 20422e Pork was dull and nominal mess quoted at 1825(511650 Lard was weak steam $885(48874 Butter was dull and unchanged western 15429 for choice Baltimore Markets BALTIMOSE Oct wu higher and active western superfine C1754425 western extra 114504 Western family $S37Y0625 was excited and higher closing drat No 2 western winter red for spot and October delivery 1115SA Lard wsus weak steam 9885( dull 48 87 Butter was du and unchanged western 150429 for choice Baltbnore Market BALTIMOSE Oct was higher and active western superfine C3750425 weetern extra 11450(or 50U western family 8537Y0625 wuner red for spo and October delivery 11 was excited and higher closing tam No 2 western 1554A Cotton The market was arm at unchanged prices The receipts to-day were 432 baled as follows: 115 bales vM the Nashville Chattanooga Road 3S8 bales via the LOUttsVille Nashville Road anti IS bales per wagon The shipments were 43 bales via the Louisville a Nashville 'toad At the the 'Change quotations were: Low grades 6 07 Ordinary 734 flood ordinary 9 Low middling 9741 Ididd tint( Good middling In Stained 1p14614441e lower than white The following is a summary of the day's movement: A Ticklish State of Affairs in Indiana and Not Improbable Indianapolia Special to Sunday's Cincinnati Commercial (Radical Republican) The Journal of to-morrow morning will publish an alarming article the purport of which is that a scheme has been concocted to precipitate a bloody riot in this city It is asserted that it has been arranged for that in the northern wards of the city which are strongly Republican gangs of the imported roughs now here uniformed as Hancock Guards will take possessiOn of the polls before the hour of opening that the Democratic votes shall be polled early and then these shoulder-hitters will inaugurate a system of challenging Republican voters and all who vouch for them Trouble and violence are to be brought on by this bulldozing Portions of the gangs of bruisers are to be located in convenient places armed with State arms furnished by an officer of the State who is in the conspiracy and when the riot thus brought on is well under way the Governor is to be appealed to for troops and these plug-uglies are to be called out During the melee the ballot-boxes are to be made wary with or changed and by this lit IAA 10 LEVLO 011-110 LULL 11AZILCUL uy 1311 ulcer lut the State is in the conspiracy and when the riot thus brought on is well under way the Governor is to be appealed to for troops and these plug-uglies are to be called out During the melee the ballot-boxes are to be made wary with or changed and by this TEN to twenty yeant of success for a remedy that has in that time never been found wanting in all that is claimed for it certainly ought to give confidence to those who have not tried Simmons Liver Regulator The trial of it is attended with no inconvenience no danger no doubt if it will not cure you it can possibly do you no harm and in no cased bilious headache constipation liver disease or its attendant evils has it over been known to fail "I certify that my wife and self were in bad health for some fifteen years I chanced to be looking over 1 one of your almanaes and saw A- Stevena' and Bishop Neree's names to testimonials I then otp-- tattled Rime of the Regulator and can heartily recommend Simmons' Liver Regulator to my friends as an excellent medicine 1 HAHRINON "Gordonsville Va" man and a man of fine business qualifications (as tradition says) came along and was employed in Sir Michael's establishment in some capacity The proprietor had only two children a son David and a daughter Isabella This young business man was James McKune or McKown whose descendants in America are called McEwen He succeeded in gaining the affections of Isabella Miller and they were married at Carraa in Scotland about 1738 against the violent opposition of the girl's father The couple went to the Isle of Man remained there some years removed thence to America and settled in Harrisburg Pa They removed thence to North Carolina where four sons and three daughters were born to them Here James McEwen died leaving his widow Isabella and her seven children surviving One of the daughters Marled a Gen Dickson another a Mr McKnight and another a Mr Andrews Three of the sons also married there After James McEwen's death all of the family excepting Andrews and his wife and one of her broth-era agreed with Gen Dickson to sell out and remove with him to Tennessee and settle his lands here about 1792 Stopping in Ken Ilan and a man of fine business qualifications (as tradition says) came along and was employed in Sir Michael's establishment in some capacity The proprietor had only Iwo children a son David and a laughter Isabella This young business man was James McKune or McKown whose descendants in America are called McEwen He succeeded in gaining the affections of Isabella Miller and they were married at Carracit in Scotland about 1738 against the violent opposition of the girl's father The couple went to the Isle of Man remained there some years removed thence to America and settled in Harrisbarg Pa They removed thence to North Carolina where four sons and three daughters were born to them Here James McEwen died leaving his widow Isabella and her seven children surviving One of the daughters Marled a Gen Dickson another a Mr McKnight and another a Mr Andrews Three of the sons also married there After James McEwen's death all of the family excepting Andrews and his wife and one of her broth-era agreed with Gen Dickson to sell out and remove with him to Tennessee and settle his lands here about 1792 Stopping in esnignt ana anotner a far Anctrews -Inree of the sons also married there After James NicEwen's death all of the family excepting Andrews and his wife and one of her broth- ers agreed with Gen Dickson to sell out and remove with him to Tennessee and settle his lands here about 1792 Stopping in- Ken- Nsw YORK CITY has a novelty in the Sun day Evening Joarata which aims to give the news from midnight Saturday to the hour of going to press Sunday evening Thomas Pittman is the editor and Hamilton the publisher Da MITCHELL Fort Meade Fla on May 28 1877 wrote: "I think you would confer a blessing on the people in this country by establishing an agency here for the sale of Tutt's Pills Having tested them I know their superiority and want to see them used instead of the worthless compounds that are sold in this country" may 28 1877 wrote: "I think you confer a blessing on the people In country by establishing an agency hert the sale of Tutt's Pills Having tested t' I know their superiority and want them used instead of the worthless pounds that are sobi in this country" CHATTANOOGA TirNW Feb 14 1879 take pleasure in saying that the 8 ill airing good satisfaction We have had eseetpat results from a number of cases One gentlenutn etira had been confined to his bed for Ida weeks we syphilitic rheumatism was cured entirely with bottles mid speaks in the highest praise of it acts as well in prinutry In secomiary anti 1 Cal I -4 ATLANTA GA May 22 1-a One of cur workmen bad a had case of tcypnis of lire years standing and was cured sound and well with two hatles of your Swift's Syphi1io Be Specific is nowoto all appearaneer and ht his own belief entirely wend and well BERRY FOT sale try WM urrfnmt Et co 532 570 45 570 5 4 Receipts hipments nece lpts Bales Shipments Owing tothe many worthies CAUTION ra now eking a Dale on our reputation we deem it due the attileted want them Ask tor DAY'S KIDNEY PAD and take no other Sold wholesals and retail by HAAHVILLIC OgYrropr rrATIMILIST Stock on tusnd Sept 1 1879 Received to-dsy 832 kLeonved previously 4814 775 532 4814 5346 6'121 MEMPHIS Aratilneht: It is curious fact that a majoritv of the largest property holders are the staunchest debt-payers while some of the most violent repudiators are men who never pay any taxes and probably never will 1 MEMPHIS Aralmate- it is curious fact that who I HAAHVILLIC Olyrropr BIATSMILIST a majority of the largest property holders 1 Stock on hand Sept 1 1879 775 are the staunchest debt-payers while some Received to-day 532 oi the most violent repudiators are men who kleonvod previously 4814 5546 never pay any taxes and probably never Gil Will li 't 1 xf.