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BE,JACH'S.
THEY HIVE COME.

To WHOM rr May CoNCrRY-
This is TO certify that we have de-
liyercd to Mcssrs. Bciach 81 Brash
torty-siV cases and bales of mcr-
chandisc, on Friday and Saturday
18th and 10Th inst.
A. d. ALLEN,
Agent Va. & Tenn. Air Line.
ALF. g. TURNER,
Agent Star Line.
Referring 10 the above. we will
state that these are the lot Of goods
that our Mr.. Bcjach went to see
about that they are now all in
and on sale.
IMMENSE BRAGATNsl
a CARp-Ladies will find the
same class Of goods at this sale MS
offered by MS ihrea woeks ago, thie
being the balance ri stuck delayed
on the road from our first purchase
Of damaged goods. Amongst 9TH
cr bargains ladies will find so pes.
of the the same quality, all wool
grey cashmere, II I'd wide, at CSC
worth 81 per yd. 100 pcs. best
real Sccrsuckcr, Ioc per sd. Best
wash poplus, SC per yd. and bar
gainst that can be offered By us only.
DRY-GooDsl DRy-GooDsl
Us pcs. al wool cashmere, ~ yd.
wide $50, worth 81, go pcs, full
I'd. wide, al colors, 25c, worth IS,
10 pcs. black cashmere, all wool,
3sc, worth soc a yd, and a great
variety Of all grades up to $3.50.
buntings, poplins, shirting, alpaca,
debage, etc.
silks! SILKS! sILKsi
From IS cents to $3.50 per yard.
STAPLE GooDsl STABLE Goopsl
1900 pieces best standard prints,
light shades, onty 4lc per yd; 100
pcs. real cheyoit, SC, worth roc per
yd 100 pcs. best plaid cheyoit,
DC, worth I2i per yd; so pcs.
best bleached drilling, 7lc, worth
sc a yd; 100 pcs. yd-widc per-
Gales, nc, worth rae; S bales
Sea Island Domestic, yd-wide, DC,
worth ioc a yd; 100 pcs. best
ginghams. 7ic, worth r24c; s pes.
heavy brown Domestic, yd-wide,
&c, worth ioc; 100 pcs. Alabama
and Augusta plaids, 7c, worth Ioc
a yd: and an endless variety of
other goods Of this class, all vyy
cheap.
WHITE oooEsl WHITE cooDsl
of ever kind and character.
IRISH LINEN IRISH LINEN!
OF all qualities.
KID oLovEsl KID GLOVES.
Immense bargains.
coRsgrsl coRsgTs.
Special barbains in the above dc.
partment.
SPEcIALTms.-Parasol8, Shirts.
Shoes, Carpets, Mattings, Win.
dow-Shades, Etc, and housc-fur.
nishing goods Of cyery description
All these are the cheapest good
ever offered in Memphis.
J.. BEJACH e. BRASlI.
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As will be seen from Il notice
Of the Superintendent Of Educa-
ton in this issue of the STAR, the
public schools Of Pamela county
will open Monday, July 18th.
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MKT Monday night is the time
for the regular monthly meeting OF
the Board Of Mayor and Alder
men.
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Fourth ofIuIy.

We see that all our business
men have united in an agreement
to close their places of business on
the Fourth and keep them closed
all day.
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fRorEssoR Tier predicts 'tho
following weather for next week:
sd to 9th, clouding, threatening
weather with heavy rains ! 9TH aud
9Th, clear 9th, clouding weather.
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Oregon {. Bitters is the greatest
discovery Of the age. 1t is abgo-
lutely a substitute for calomel and
quinine. The doctors prescribe il
everywhere. For salem Sardis by
Williams & Co., Henderson Bros,
and X. 7. Jenkins. [6-IS-6n
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LAST Tuesday we saw an alb
sent-minded man strike a match
and stick It 10 his nose, thinking it
was his pipe, which he didn't even
have in his hand.
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Many lose their beauty from the
hair falling OF fading. Parker
Hair Balsam supplies necessary
nourishment, prevents falling and
grayness and is an elegant dress.
Inc.
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NOTICE.

The public schools Of this ooun-
" will reopen Monday, July iith'
1881. !. a. RArSwATER,
Supt. Pub. Ed.
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GREEN corn Of the present crop
has been served on many tables in
Sardis.
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THIS weather is hot enough for
the heathenish Hottentots, or in
fact, ANYBODY else.
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THERE is Il p%rotracted meeting
in progress at the colorod Metho-
dist church.
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soaa Of the boys aro making 90
Effort to organize q basc bail
club,
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Tug railroad hands have been
working on tic road-bod here this
week.
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For Rent.

| offer for rent, at reasonable
terms, my house on Main street.
Mas. G. A. DRfTTos.
July 1-im
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LAST Monday night a large
p'''y Of young ladies and gentle
aen assembled at the residence Of
'oe Of our citizens, with the view
having a dance, but the old peo-
vetoed the bill, and gave them,
ead' an icc-cream supper.
.a'a we doubt not, was much
-"'e Pleasant and enjoyable.
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Boarding and Lodging,

Per month, $780, day board
$r2.so at the Vanderpool Cottage.
&. VANDERPooL.
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ATTENTION is called to the card
Of the Huntsville Female College,
in this paper.
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tbs Board Of Supervisors "iII
have a meeting here on luly fll
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The Lansing, Haynes & Co,
Blue Ribbon whisky is sold in
Sardis by W. 7. Dye.
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y .,.. W, c. FALKNrR, of Rip
''lss,, has our thanks for a
y, Of his novel, The White Rose
a. nphia, with compliments Of
sa'hor.' Il Is a neat cloth
mr. Volume OF $40 pages and the
Si.so per volume. CIV.
H. s'oa = Co, Of New York are
A.. publishers. As soon Is VIC
.L,e ane to read the book w
~ vri's q review Of Il.
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llow pcrspifalon poa.a lron
,As eorcs u auf poor pai'onii
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kaite ~ cotton 9m a.cn
"a lhe platform Meie IL.
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W, T. Dye has Lansing, Haynes
& Co.'s Blue Ribbon whisky, and
"don't you forget It,"
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Taarf We fye p os =
soaaly al
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tosarows VII haea r.
NC On JOY 5ih'
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Forty years trial Is proved "BlhoS.
oRkuGhT" the best liver medicine II
the world.
For sale by r. p. Jenkins.
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v,fy flehdml
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H|H|| ..#. |..."". Nr.."# NJ. .Y. # Al .."|.|
worth Jrnm ttia.a
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ID.
Fancy ana Uli .raI'UH made vut.l.
"a. %. t5I MI. liur hp.ts lI
'l from 10 70 5
"llIib GOODS
White des aj very lnw aguroa.
+ ld.c worth io 10 lo,
White NictorialaH worth 80 NO is
Mall 40 at 20
"I' m''.'' GNiI' lanE
Ladies' Md gloves worth r.s, nj "a
Ekn-el NAME, r,ro,
AZ, ''.'N '>''
wy sock TO select rom Is immense
ana at your own price,
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Oregon G. Bitters will cure
chills and fever.
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Look Out for Bargains
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oREGoNC BITTERs

For indigestion and dyspepsia.
For sale by all druggists.
Oregon c. Bitters Tor torpid liv-
CT and constipation.
a@
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Julya-im
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-05-25
coNKLING AND THE CAUCUS.

1t is not easy to understand the true
'inwardness" OF Mr.. Conkling's alleged
reliance upon the Republican caucus. He
has allowed it to be proclaimed by his
friends that if he is to be reelected it must
be with the distinct understanding that he
will return to Washington TO fight the
Administration. That means to fight the
Republican party, for it is undeniab.e tn. t
the results OF such contest must be most
injurious to that party. But the Republi.
car members of the New York Legislature
are bound to consider the interests OF their
party first. What is the caucus of which
SO much is being said just now. 1t is
neither more nor less than machinery for
securing unity to the action of the party,
on political questions. This being the
case, how is it possible for Mr.. Conkling's
friends to ask Republicans to pledge them.
selves to support him? They could only
take such pledges at the sacrifice of their
party standing. A caucus in which ma
jority of men friendly to Conkling under.
take to coerce a minority unfriendly
to him, cannot be regarded as Republican
caucus. That is as clear as the sun at noon.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-05-25
A HORRIBLE STORY.

The story told by the dispatches about
Hessy Helfmann, the Nihilist girl, is from
Paris, and therefore to be received with
strong suspicion, apart from the almost in
credible character OF the statement. Were
it story Of any other country than Rus
STA indeed it might be dismissed at once
as palpable fiction. But unhsppily there
are too many reasons for believing that in
Russia police brutality is capable OF
being carried to great lengths, and that in
case like this, where the victim was
condemned regicide, there could be little
temptation to refrain from indulgence in
such brutality. Ii the frightful narrative
is true, however, it will certainly have the
effect of intensifying the hatred of the
Nihilists, and sooner or later they will
take their revenge. When Govern
ment descends to the inefable cruelty
and baseness involved in the torture of a
woman, and above all of woman in such
a condition, it is difficult to refrain from
thinking that the administration of glass
bombs in any department of that Govern
ment would be no more than just and
reasonable. Let us hope however that the
story is false, and that the new reign has
not been soiled by so revolving a piece Of
cruelty.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-05-25
GOVERNOR STANFORD OF TRANS poR
TATToN.

The views expressed by Governor Stan
ford to New York reporter the other day
are sufficiently familiar in this State. but
some OF them must have been almost reve.
lations to the transmontane public The
subject of the influence of location upon
transportation charges is one which has
not been publicly discussed at the East to
any considerable extent. The common
idea entertained there appears to have
been that no matter what the location of
town, or what its relations to river or
ocean routes, it ought to have the same
transportation facilities. Governor Stan.
ford points out that it is quite possible for
place to be so situlted IS that it cannot
possess the most economical transporta.
ton, and that in such a case there Is
no remedy for those who occupy this
kind of position. but to remove. For ex-
ample, man lives at the top of high
mountain. It is clear that it must be
more difficult to do his transportation than
II he lived ON level plain, and nothing
can remove the disadvantages imposed on
him by his situation. 1t is the same with
a town which is not protected by river or
ocean competition. It must lear the pen.
alties OF an unfavorable location, and it is
neither just nor reasonable that the rail
roads should be mulcted to compensate for
such natural drawbacks. inequalities OF
this kind are of course unavoidable. They
are like the irregularities of stature and
physical and mental powers, which exist
between men. There is no way by which
they can be obviated, and no laws can be
found which will equalize such matters.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-05-25
THIS MORNINGS NEWS.

In New York Government bonds are quoted at
MA for As of 1867 1c45 for 5s of 1881; ll6l for
AIS sterling. q SAGA s6I silver bars, il2l.
sSverin London, 81 10 led consols lo211-l6; per
ceu t. United States bonds l07i Is. 1907 AIS, l17
hi San Francisco half dollars are quoted at ]
dis cunt to par; Mexican dollars, 9o@9o1c.
At Liverpool wheat is quoted at IS I'd 99s I'd for
goo to choice California.
NJ lining stocks in San Francisco yesterday were
Quit weak There was decline all along the Com
stock Some of the figures were the lowest in a
long time. BY adding the assessment on the sd
Sierri Nevada sold up to So 70, gain of 81 so
from the lowest point this month"; but yesterday
rnornfag the price fell below sl4 with weak ten
dency. The middle stocks and the south-end stocks
are among the weakest and heaviest in the list.
Fire "a Woodland; also in Clatsop and Marion
countless Oregon.
Cat sh are being planted in the lakes around
Watsosvilbe.
The lows Republican State Convention meets at
Des Moines June 29th
1t is asserted that Prince Rudolph, of Austria, in
marrying Princess Stephanie, married his own aunt
Congressman Ortiz has been elected Governor Of
Sonora, Mexico.
Forty houses were recently destroyed by fire in
the village of 0lcualatane, Mexico
disastrous hail-storm passed over Collin county,
Texas, Monday
BY an explosion at st. Joseph, No, Monday,
three negroes were killed and five badly wounded.
Mayor Kalloch, of San Francisco, is at Indian
apolis.
The French troops will return from Tunis in July.
An extensive vein of coal has been discovered in
Douglas county, Oregon.
collision on the Boston and Albany Railroad
yesterday resulted in the death of engineer and
fireman.
Six stores were destroyed by fire on Monday night
at Florence, Ontario.
Enormous losses were caused by fire at Pinsk,
Russia, on Monday.
Steamers brought to New York yesterday APO
immigrants from the Old World.
A pistol in the hands of a ten-year-cid boy, at
Cotton, San Bernardino county, yester ay, was acct
dentally discharged niuring him slightly and NOR
.ally wounding his sister, aged years
Smallpox continues to spread on the Comstock.
The wife Of s. W. Piercy, the actor is dangerously
Il at Philadelphia.
Conkling went to Albany yesterday from New
York
The Turco.Greek frontier convention was signed
yesterday.
The political situation in New York is without
material change, both sides claiming to have sure
hing in regard to the Senat >rships.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-05-25

day. II Mr.. Conkling asks reelection on
the express ground that he is the enemy OF
the Administration, he practically puts
himself in the position of Democrat. He
cannot even call himself an Independent,
for the first requirement of political
independence is neutrality, and he is not
neutral, but distinctly hostile to the Re-
publican Administration. How, then, can
Republicans support him, or how can they
expect that Republicans will be bound by
any caucus proceedings arranged IN his
interest The plain fact is that the mo-
ment Mr.. Conkling's name is placed before
that caucus, it must cease to have any
significance as a party machinery. Does
any man imagine, for example, that if the
name of Hill of Georgia was presented to
Republican caucus, and received a ma
jority of the votes, that the minority
would be bound to submit to that
decision As matter of course
they would not As matter of course
the very essence of the caucus principle
is loyalty TO partisanship. Mr.. Conkling
has walked outside of the Republican
party, and he has no right to expect that
Republicans will elect him as an Indepen-
dent or as as Democrat. This being the
common sense view of the situation, we do
not think that any stress can be laid upon
the caucus proceedings. These proceedings
cannot bind Republican members to vote
for Mr.. Conkling. Onthe contrary, his own
declarations of his intention to fight the
Administration, If reelected, render it the
duty of every Republican to see to it that
he is not reelected. The Republican legis-
lators Of New York at all events know by
this time that their constituents do not
wish them to vote for Conkling, and will
not forgive them for doing so. If, there
fore, they do vote for him, they must not
only break faith with their party, but with
their constituencies, and it is not probable
that the majority are prepared to take this
course, for no better reason than to con-
vert themselves into "half- breeds and to
split their organization into fragments.
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MISSIONARY TROUBLE IN INDIA

A dispatch from Calcutta states that five
missionaries have been arrested in that city
for street preaching. The probability is
that these persons have thought it their
duty to violate the compact made between
the English Government and the people of
Hindostan to the effect that no effort
should be made to interfere with the native
religions. 1t is unfortunately and discred.
itably true that this compact has been
more or less openly broken from the be-
ginning, but we believe the truth to be
that the Government has been overborne
by the pressure of pious fan2ticism, and
has thus winked at missionary proceedings
which ought not to have been permitted.
As however the missionaries are sure to
take an ell if they are given an inch,
it is probable that they have now so
far exceeded the license allowed them
that their proselytizing has become
not only offensive but dangerous The
natives of India Of course venerate their
religions, and resent the onslaughts made
upon them by the missionaries. The
causes of disaffection in India are numer-
Gus enough without adding to them want
only, and so it seems to have been thought
proper to apply the police law to these
reckless bigots. The fact that missionary
work in India has never produced any
solid results beyond the expenditure of an
enormous amount of money which could
have been better used at home, has of
course a claim to consideration in this con-
nection. The missionaries are accused of
having done great deal of harm in India,
and practically no good whatever. They
have always been looked upon with dis
trust and disfavor by the civil authorities
and it is the opinion of the most compe.
tent judges that their wholesale deporta-
tion would be most salutary and bene-
Iceat measure
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eminent would have to propose grant from
the exchequer to meet the deficiency in the
revenue of Cyprus, but that the Government
must decline entering upon the question of
the expediency of obtaining the sovereignty
of Cyprus.
The announcement of the death of Right
Hon. William P. Adam, Governor of the
Presidency of Madras, was officially con-
frmed, and Mr.. Gladstone and Sir Stafford
Northcote pronounced eulogies upon the de-
ceased.
France.
THE TuNIs EXPEDITION.
PARIS, May 24th.-The Telegrdpbe prints
the following prominently: II is rumored
that the Government is firmly resolved to
terminate the Tunis expedition and occupa-
ton before the elections. The troops will
return before the end of July at the latest.
MRS. MAoKAY's NEW DRESS -" AwFULLY
SWEEP
PARIS, May 24th.-Mackay has given his
wife the dress which the French. Indian Com
pany were manufacturing for the ex. Empress
when she abdicated. 1t is pronounced by the
learned in lace the ne plus ultra in point
d'Alencon. Seven different stitches are EN-.
ployed, some of which were only discovered
by uuraveliug lace fiounce which once be.
longed to Nine. de Pompadour.
Austria.
MARRIED HIS AUNT.
VIENNA, May 24th.-A somewhat astound-
ing assertion is made by French paper pub
lished here, after long genealogical DISGUISE.
ton, that Prince Rudolphe. in marrying
Princess Stephanie, married his own aunt.
Russia.
THE GEAR AND THE JElfs-ENoRMoUs LOSSES
BY FIRE.
ST. PETERSBURG, May 2ith.-The Gar,
receiving e Jewish deputation at CATCHING
yesterday, requested them to inform their CO.
religionists that he has made no difference
between his faithful subjects on the ground Of
religion or nationality. He knew how long
the Jews have lived peacefully among the
Christians.
The greater part of Pinsk, in the Govern
ment of Wilskwan, was burned yesterday.
Great distress prevails among the inhabit-
ants, who lumber $4,000. The losses are
enormous.
Tunis.
\ MARINE OUTRAGE.
TUSIs, May 24th-The British Consul at
Sax reports that Schooner flying the En-
glish flag coming to between Sfax and Sherba,
an officer from the French mau-of-war Loop
ard boarded the schooner without permission
and searched her, on suspicion OF carrying
arms. The officer found no arms but COM
PEELED the captain to give guarantee in re-
gard to the nature of her cargo, and after
wards proceeded with the schooner to Sfax.
The captain has protested.
Mexico.
GOVERNOR ELECTED-AMENDNENT APPROVED
IMPORT DUTIEs-RAILwAY woRK-FIRE.
CRY OF MEXIco, May h.-Congressman
Charles Ortiz has been elected Governor of
the State of Sonora.
The House of Representatives has ap-
proved the amendment to the Constitution,
providing that members of Congress shall be
Mexicans.
Work on the Culiacan Railway was com.
menced last Thursday.
A fire in the village of Olcualataue has
destroyed forty houses.
Canada.
SIX STORES BURNED.
FLORENCE (Ontl, May 24th.-A FIRE last
night destroyed six stores in the business part
of this village. Less, s25, 600.
GUARD against fever and all malarial di.
l,,,,
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THOUSANDS of ladies to-day cherish CRATE.
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for pamphlets.
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