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The daily gazette., 1881-03-19

THE REPUBLICANS N The ) na,a m
alrea iy b-glnnlug To worry lh'mselIn
over the Malone business. lheTePult
zion 5 nator will be accoFdellle r-
yilrge Of naming the Sergean, al.An
aud Of course will name some eE.COe
iedefate. " ben this happens he H.
publicans fear tie Democrats wlilbejaS
mean enough to nominate Union so-
li-r and make an uncomfortable oH-
Jrast. The idea is such smart OHelG
very likely the Democrats won't lhni
Of it, Times.
President and Mrs. Garfield glN
a reception last evening to tha I%
liccs Of the Supreme Court, Cabns
officers, Senators and CongTes.nti
aud their families. The Blue Ro0n
was beautifully decorated Tor the@
casion.
OF the total population Of 50lG,
SOC in the United States, 6,5oM
are colored 1851 Asiatics aud 6''
100 Indians. Indians III tribal Iti
tions ("not taxed are not lncllda
in the latter figures.
The leaders of the SocialistIc u
Dor Party in Detroit yesterday Ps' PsS'
lished a statement repudlaiIns ~
connection or sympathy with JasA
Schwab, of New York, and de1ouI
ing his utterances as "idlotc, sG
tending to defeat all the ams !
their party towards amelloIil4
the condition OF working men.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-19
FOURTH EDITION
Isa sausus fer rs-D~y.

Cloudy and rainy weather, ,northea ter
ly veeriug to southerly winds, stationary
or higher temperature, decidedly lower
haromatar
The daily gazette., 1881-03-19

A discoVrlJ % ~. se ii gjcei
interest has reCen.iy besn Ind n Ii
A ReriAn Sahara, M Jauy, whoi h
D. S0 cAfrsin Oh wotk IN con-. 1. on
~ III the propo ,ed Tan Saba "a Kan
way na liz ~. iced d noun # saud
ane usigupoIhuod at " aaya tlau "a
sand dug up, aud discovered he top 81
spherical dome. Ihl> ua ura.l, aIunsed
his III crest, and Rett ~ his Aaab- t.
dig Rstll deeper hg tyund uH-ern Ii
tLo dome sqaaI- tow,r, aIu hen q
Platform of masonry aud hna.ly COM
plete mosque. CuDlHu TN he tXci.
vations, NJ. Tarry soon uuear; h Il seven
houSes IN pelisCL pIt selvat.uu ana Canlt
upon . suhiSrrantau wafelCuurre. Al
the last news mus houses haI ueeu
disintsrred and NJ larry was geuIng
additional EsslhtaICe to CitaI cut tbs
precious Watercourse, which he dee chi bel
- sufficient 10 lIrgayr amalJ iotes %
palms. 1t is we'll known thai the Sdhar.
was at one time much more pOps OH,
tban it IL now ana It's raue muCh more
extensive, but no one seems 10 have
supposed that any citlss had been buried
nnder iks sands, At Least so reGen y a
incs the introduction of Mahometism.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-19

THE State Treasurer has not yei
negotiated the sale Of the stock oft
r., w, h Is. The wh lie amount Of
the mortgage Of the Slae against tho
road is $50, 1913 3d. converted lo
stock at par, $50 would gELn
about ZIG shares. these wAwU-
mand $50 in July, aud the Eljt
amount due the State would aths
pr ce be sl47,2S0. The State Irsa
su -er has b en- offered 81 80,
The daily gazette., 1881-03-19

No appointment has yet been
made ol a Unlled States Marshal
i0r the District Of Columbia, ana
there Is, III consequence, complete
block oi business 1T tile court huusu.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-19

NORTH CABoLINA's Four PER
CENTS The Legislature oI North Car
Dina, which adjourned on Monday lasl
levied special tax oil SIX cents on the
hundred doliars' valuation of real and
personal property TO pay interest oil the
ionr per cent. bonded debt OF the State,
The additional levy Of six cents VIII
raise $4,000, which will be sulliciepl
. pay the entire Interest, il the Whole
debt Is funded ia four pei cents. The
tnount OF four per cents now issued J.,
sZ,5OO,OOO and the funding is prUceedjnp
eapIdly every day The Legislature als3
voted. 5000 in aid u the celebration of
he battle oil Yorktown.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-19
THE S. SENATE.

In the U. s Senate, yesterday, lie
credentials OF Wmam p. + yre, opna
tor elect trom Maine, we're presented
and he was " uTn III Nj. P,nHIrtuT
called up the urgauiz 81 IN rest l'iuu
Q N Mr. Auth Duy ogud tnat u be III
d hulIeiy posIpoEed. a vote ue ny
taxen resulted in a uei MdloLs yUuIt
Vice Preside vottd IA he affirmative
o ii dec Jared the muuan canned Nj
Anthony then offered rrsU.uuuu r.
o,Ranlziug tie Senate commit e14 on !
Republican ba~lsl "nleh Was Cafrlru by
she Woe President casting the deciding
vote. After IN vxeCutlve session til,
eenats adjourned.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-19
Our Legislative A.csler.

FISCAL BTLL--LoTTERY BfLL-MUsIc
LOCAL oPTIoN-NoTEs SINE DIE.
Special corresp andence of the Gazette.
DOVER, March II.
The Fiscal year bill passed the SEN
ate this morning. A lively debate en-
sued. Mr.. CoOch said hat h really
could but regret that he differed so
widely with the Senator from VIII
mmgtou (Mt. Betts) but according TO
his understanding OF the Fiscal Bill
ard the scheme suggested by the Sem
ator he could not possibly do other
wise.
Mr.. Belts, who differs with Mr..
Bradford just as widely as Mr.. Brad
ford d ffers with any one Of the seven
Republicans ia the House, suggested
hat tempo ary Loans for the three
several months when there is no mon
ey coming into the city treasury. Of
| $50, 900 each month be made.
Mir. McWhorter threw himself into
the debate and in the course Of his re-
marks apologized TO the Kent and
| Sussex county members Tor the
| wrotched treatment which they had
received from New Castle county. He
said: In $ is a rather delicate matter
but as am from New Castle count,, i
must speak, feel it my duty. Why
did the men Of Kent aud Sussex vote
soltdly for the bIil? Reason first and
/ then because the solid City Council
with the exception OF one man, asked
| It,. Republicans AID Democrats, with
/ ~ ,I l..,. aglF..1 . Il
a party issue by only those Republi-
cans who arr here. There is SON =
thing behind all this! Why this great
division OF views YET unity Of acti n.
There is depth which has not ye,
| been fathomed.
After few other remarks the mea-
sure came 10 a. vote ana Mr.. Belts reg
lstcred hrs name - against the Ci v
Council, and therefore against the city
of " NilmiugtOu.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-19

Nine hundred and nlusty nine Chiro.
errlved al San Francisco yesterday n th .
5seamship City oil Peking, from Hon
The daily gazette., 1881-03-19

General Philip 5. GruoHr, aa pa a.. ~
yer Of Brook klyu, died At hlS ''..R''
Al F,atOu.h, 1u Wednesday '!e
Marriages have Increased - Ega
since Young men have Learned - =
spothlng eff ct Of Sines' Tar, " W..ia,ra
,ud nnarhouud upU babies 0u.' ..-,l
1 yoa keep "A bot lie on hand Io' tSslsrp
teucy. you aIs safe in bringing 'u'ala "a
climax.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-19
TIE LOTTERY NIL.

The House Was treated to genuine
surprise today III ths way OF a cover IL
tfuduced blIl toI lO.Lcfy schemes. Ii
appears that DR.. Bishop of this Tow Ii
received d bin from friend in Phiia-
IelPlla under the harmless title OF "a
Act to ltcurporaLe The Diamond SJa,
| ,mpruv meuL Company HsTcque,ter
II. McNeal, OF Baitlmnre nuuured Il,
AXE charge OF II. lAis morning MI
| alcNcai received II, aud merely elanciu,
! dI The litle, asked leaye 10 Introduce II
| Upon tins being granted he had tbe bill
Itad. The House lay calmly under In,
straight along reading of CLERK
| .ooprr until the word "Iottetyn rai,p
ut. 1t had magical effect upon the
'lGe awake statesmen. Mr.. McSea
moved forward, resting his elbows upou
MS desk aud his ch ek ia his upliteo
ands, watched The reader closely
Vhlle Mr. Robinson, with lha. pcculit,
tpr"ard, semlcircuiar, lateral movement
said to is nelghOOr: ~ Isle, what KIN,
VI a bill is that ~ But JJsie dIdu'
answer. lie looked right on. Mr.. III
ing moved uneasily in his chair. III
Under lip dropptd-a sure sign of i'm
yaId c0mmOLiOn.
as soon as the clerk finished. Mr.
rilllng arose. As he went up, thai n
IF his went down. Well, 10 maxi ,
lohg story short aud leave out manv -
he lights and shades that have m,d,
ms llttle Incident enc Of The mos
parking jokes that was ever pIaver
upon Del ware Legislature, the hi
vas Indefinitely postponed. Mr.. MeSra
'ias had tie joke on INN all day. vii
'lPe you synopsis Of the bill:
sEcrioS !. Adrian Jrnn.tb Sam.
L. os'e2B and Charles X. Taomnsn,
He uahod as cofpOTdtors under m,
nAihe hHd style Of the Diamond Sfat,
'mlf9 tineht Company, which nam,
hey shan have tue power to cl,auee ~,
irhg thn hhha as changed in the of1ic'
~ thh Secretary OI stats. Tie oth,,.r,
nan nave such powers as will eDabl,
heih hih 70 carry on the business VI lo4tpry
Skc' That the sAId eorporalIou Il,
Empowered 20 prepare schemes OF lot
oiles, 10 sell lottery tickets aud to dr.
agents. y i''eH o'
orc. ). Thai before the comn.n,
snail exercise the powers in Section .
ushall be necessary TO enter bond n
The daily gazette., 1881-03-19
MUSIC IN THE HALL.

The interval between the morning
and afternoon was peac tul whi.od
away by the stalw Irts If the House in
singIng good old Methodist hymns.
Last night as we lay in our peaceful
couch we heard sounds floating sweet
ly on the midnight air. But the swe t.
ness of these sounds was contingent
uppn the thickness of brick walls
which surrounded us and the wind
which, slghIng aud muani < with Is
burden carried of these sonss to other
ears.
lne musical group in the House of
IScpr seutatlves would give stranger
the idea that brU.hlly love was The
cruwning virtue Of our House. Mr..
Is adtoId with one arm gracefully
v, aud Uucie Pe,r Robnson's neck
Nj. Townsend peacefully resting up
on The shoulder of MIR. Register. and
III wIih eyes turned upon il singing
book which Sergeant Josephs hcl
| before them, was scene fora Raphae
To point "Music ha Ii charms to sOlth,
the savage breast anu conquer ever
a polltician's antipathy To his oppo-
| uent
The daily gazette., 1881-03-19

As the session w@Ais on speculation
ls 10 day Of adjournment GiHe Aie are
f'@. AT any uay between the 5lh OF
April aud the 10th, the event might
happen. New work is coming ia fasr.
Alf. BIadiuId gave notice OF 10 bills
ao.day, and Mr.. CaEAll 5. Among
tIis number there ale some Of isipott
Iuce winch viii Consume consid riable
time.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-19
LOCAL OPTION.

The Local Dp,iO" bIll ike young
babe after it has received It's swadliup
clothes, lies in the committec's cradle,
occasionally disturbed by some ,ender
nurse. Yet it ls growing nor the boy
thaI first bleated IN oar Legislative
halls bus girl, true daughter of Eve,
yet we hope ot so seduc i've.
The amendments lhas will be made
TO The original may materially change
It's nature. We cannot be dennlte for
the amendments are not yet perfected.
Yet the effect of he bIIl viii be to
| give "A more stringent license law. We
hardly see how this can accomplish
the purpose d signed. our present H..
ccnbe law Is not euiorccd anu II is but
asouable to suppose that more
5 rlngent one wIiinUt be. Again the
nearly one half Of tue voters Of the
state of Delaware who petltioued the
Legs ature wanl Local Option" AS
1t stand now thrit petition has been
| dlsregarded and bill maturing force
n the fears OF men who wish TO ad-
vance the tempe dnce cause but who
IN reality IN danger of DONG il great
| injury. The committee will probably
rcpor. on tuesday.
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-11-03
AT THEIR OLD TRADE

On 4o1a&r evening 9S3 Elt, vs ls&rz froz ths F. Smith New Era, the ciiixs1s of F. Smith held E meeting 10 consider propositions made ta them by Ms5- Allen, rsp-s- ssasing the s. Loais q San Francis cs R. E. Ths P0opazgsisz w2s to lo- cxss ths Gspos xaa xxcsizs shops xl that posnt, II F. Smith ~oald pSzy Gp SlaO1,9 iz cash and forty acres sf land xad give tAsE bond for right 0s WAY tkroZgh sshxxtixn esz7 " rres of cosG Whiss F. SzitA w.s has5lIag &roaz6 -iiA her psz cil and pspsr, sas wsrking up pre- GziaaEiss ard So e preparatory to standing ths alseSi1E. las Ma steps down ts $ sister town &sd whispers iz her sxT. kz3 forthwith Txz Barss becomes sssrs2--of xz energy ls1g s5zcs supposed to have been fo-sSgz to her. and Eow the news s1zss sax7 s1s s-sSss is SsEsls<ly located ai sk2i peiHi, 415 he zs>klns shops are 2sse ic hs sGl.i .Asre, sac AsvlEs g5vsa eieAty acres et lx11 fsv The b. o2sSo1 ef the ooxPxsF's shops and band tSg rsgat q WAT tArozSh CrGw- Ec7e ooa-sr. F. SRlsh cz, now re Sk1s tsrSss wlih the prospect e Having ss-s1h3rg st $ riv&l to kssP her e.npE2y e. hs- wxr E0 great EssS
 BaI dent these rsilrsS5 st-leEs k.oE DOW tS gel sAslr work iss Like sAs Ixlzx1y hsoss, i1sv Alss4 ysE srsEy El-s ERt2l voG cazzs ss saslr ss-1s, 0- EEs me sao.5 s4l1gs ts sazSaair sss
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-11-03
IN MENoRIAN.

pUTNN-~-DEed Oct. a5th 1881, al her rexiaence in Russsllvilsc. Ark, Mrs Isabella (. Quinn, aged 5s years and 22 days.
 She was married to Robt. Quinn Nov. 26sh. Is4s, who proceeded her % years te The better world. She WAS . member of tiae old Pisgah congregation of the Associate Reformed Presbvser- ian church. Shs lived consislen; christian life. As mother her heart WAS fuil of affection, but noH in the si- lent city of The desd she sleeps and ns seund will disturb her rspass. The wild birds will come with the merry Spring and sing their cxrels, but she will hear them ncf.
 Loving anes will come and plant the sweet Bowers there. bat the low mur> raur ssd the silent foot fall VIII dis tHrh her not
 As ~e ston4i beside her essHa and looked for the last time upon the sE1il> jag features that made her beautiful in deSih, we felt the force Of the language attributed hy Willis ts David ia his lznentstion over AhsslcEn-
 And now farewell, lis hard fe give thee up. with death go like a gentle slumber sn thee"
 But loving ones caN meet her
 syhe-e the faded sezrs shall fresAc1,
 frs-sAS1. nrFer zSre so fade.
 Where sass shaded sky shsu hrasht1z-
 BrigAteu. never zorc ss fade
 NJ. H. B.
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-11-03
Another Arkansas Railroad.

Work will soon begin st this end of the liae of the Memphis and Kan szs and Kansas City railroad, and from \ point nidEav between Springfield and Memphis Con
 tracis have already been awarded fer seventy five miles south Of Springfield. The whole distance from Kansas City .o Memphis is about 460 miles, which is something less than the distance from Kansas City Is Chicago. The road Is com
 rleted to Springfield, distance of 200 rnlles from Kansas City. and the rsuz.n6sr s60 miles will be com plstesi early iz lSs3- Tke company have ample means to finish the rosd and equip II, the steel rails for the whole inc having already been par chsseS--Msnphis Avalanche, SUth-
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-11-03
A Physicians Ads1ce of How to
 Gain Health
H.vgEssrr7 P1 Nnrck %, [

HAEREssUEG. Pa, March 8, iSsi.
 NetkiHE is mere charming and x,- trxctire than | thsroSEAlv hexlTkF, perfectly formed vorxR- hrSEss-sFs6, rssv, lsEghiags lcysGs hHPry>fxced girl. ens wae finds kesz pleasure ia merely li.lRg- An inral55 wife Or zo.hs- is 2 constant o9jsc. sf syzPa- 1kv 5z &n otherwise e0ntsEfea hs2fs> hold. Happy the home whose wozzsa sslk snjsv perfect health In my prac- tgce l hare alwart recon IeEeec t5sEly -oaez sc zss Bro-nis Iron Bistsrs- h case of i-rsCzlariiies, d.spspsi&, in digestion, heartburn, nxEse.. sour s.ognSch. 1srvcnsRess and exhaustive debility. I fad II exceeds all ether rem e1es xs true Ee3scia2l teric- IL never fails ta gently sooshs, resress and strengthen tAs general systsls, and especially those parts made weak by coatirDe5 EisTress. and watr sEtis1ts zs r-zs- is, that The cares, alIs0Ggh ia some inExnces grx3u2l, gre K1wsys rs-Ea1sEI-A- h.
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-11-03
ADMINISTRATORS LAND SALE.

Nszscs Ss hersb. siTsa th&, t.y Eirtus q xn crdsr 0f tks ProesSts C0'a-i sS Pax.s county male oz the lsth day Ss O.el-. lS>l, will sell a shae highest bid der a. sutlie eG1crF. 8. tcs ce2r1sR2st taoa- la llss aswn 0f EAsvs-, iR said Go, 5EHlaE the hQErs Es-ssez Ies3 sT a&w for Es2kiag 5a1sGikl sales, 3a ths 2lst aSr NcEsznh. her. 1Ssl, eE c-saiE Sf EiRs n o1ats. 1As undivided sns-thir4 Inisr- ss1 cf 8ilIE&zm A. TSEs1l. Dsc'd. iz tht so51Swil- described parcel or 2of of lsz1 iyzls lH Po2e CsuutF, ArS-RsAs. rC-WI1-
 Laz kgEzass- II 5- fr&Et31n1l Mock A frezI1nE 8 feel er Main Street ana -umn5ag nzrk 1is5 fsH1 mere o- less 1o The rz3arszs limits ia PoEs' : SS1rioZ-
 The Vurcsszser will ks required rs ElFE m11s Ni1A Xss-s-GFs3 security and X lisz wll4 A,s retained o2 .hs lei ts secz-s lr@yz1sng e purchase E1onsy- This CsSi- -s-EA. zSsl- C. E. B0GSESs. Adunsr
 e Es1- cf w1- 4. TSE.ll. Dse'3.
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-11-03

The AGs-5SAE Res s,sE. 8 Wssk- Y paper. s@ssas5 svs-T S4s1rSxF morning n WGsAi1gaaR, n. c has 5uss sss1 saxrss1 &a3ss lss E2sTisos 5s Ja5gs T, ". BAr&sey. oFW2sailg ssa, formerly os OAias gz3se 2. :. Bl&Sk- e.f H&EzxEsVxzs1s SS1xsog Ia mar, 0f Alss4ss@F FEs AAsx&n5ar H Sss4lAsxS, pf tTeogs.ss and SslAsr szzs- ns1s 2sz cs sx-tsae1cs and xsszT. I'As sslEsS, &- S1&N s ccx gaase& E2 gaags B4-sss &t.sxa rkz1ea- Wal-
 an AvSS1a42s. Esq. c< E nhR, and Ca WE- E- MsSSzrs e s aiaSssS -s islse3 seg-E1 is1 Sf sAs SsEsA. ls Is 8 AEA ss1es and <ssvxses sazr~ 1&- and xa exgssnS-l es s1s Assszszs sz.ss sad g1s pcs ~ s1s Gsglz1,ssx Essrs
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-11-03
BE FAIR, AT LEAST.

CAMDEN. Oct, IS. 1SS1.
 Editor True Democrat Is IE srns as the Gazette says thatthe legislature caa psy bonds decided ey fhe courts to be void : lxorsRxR.
 lsss II is true, and because 1t IS, because the Gazette, Garland < Ca, want the legislature Eo pay the R. R bonds and others already decided H. legal. ws wish an amendment forbid ing ik-TrGe Democrat.
 II the Editor of the True Dsms- crat esn enjoy music ea this dslesal key, of course we don't object. Bat how he cSR expect sny body else to enjoy it, is more than ws can imsg- inc. We have always locked upon fairness as the best rule h lcnrnxl- ism. In fact t is the aniy safe rule on which 10 isy inc foundation of any enterprise wiih any hope of sue- cess
 When newspaper allows is sa- ihusiSsIn io cary it beyond the lim its of truth and fairness or any oas sohjsct, It come. to point where its opinions gre discounted on sn other subjects, sad hence carries bat little weight any where. We de aos pre- tend to say what weight the True Democrat has with the people, sa, we do sSv that this charge against Garland and all ether anti amend msni nsa simply lbeoause of their opposition to the FisAback amend meat, is deTosd of tha; correctness ana fairness ;h2.shenid chsrxcts-iEs sae ustersacss of sn pRhlie men and journals, and hsw it's author could hope for it to reach tke rsspec. Of an intelligent psople and advance the the interests ef the cxnse for which II sas made, is past couaprehension. No one eoald object to ths True Dcnoc-at's essoa.xl of the canse oi the Fishesek amendment, for ihz; wGs a natter Q. its own privilege bat Is accuse every body whe hap pens to stand opposed 10 is OF taa; question, wlta corruption, IS to iSks position that sensible men mast coa3sEa-s position sot 6issinils, ia peszf of reeklssszess and pre- sumption to xKethe- clSss of 5curaal: ihSi profess ssnc.isexsioa oa .hs subject ot nsiioa1l finances Uales. some treatment IS prescribed D, ~hick this journal cxa be hroaght tc some degree of sszaaaess n Essss; and sxpressioa, rs gre of the opiais- that the sgrsa1le1i men are in pool busiasss ss make il their srgxz .e se' s forw2ri the interests of ihs amend -s2t cause.
 As fer the xlsaGzezt itself VI ars aware sf iis popularity sarsggh oui the State, hEt them that popalAr lty w.s acquired before tAs TrGs Denoc-s, ehk1Ricsea its esasss and stands a xhs.ser footing re sHs pose. than thz. which xccasss g. who are opposed b it with sorrgp t5oa xzd being iz lsagas with n. bond sinS.
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-11-03
Sossce Tor Publication.
E-As5 aEE1zT a1 DAEIas7raG.L AtE-'

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The Russellville Democrat., 1881-11-03
Iaa1a CaaasT EtE.s.ss, .1El Al

EExr6 Loz1sT Leg -tGk- Al P1lxF 6 there Ess been srsctsS x- @sz5szzy wAlEs, 1g- L-ss< o.< Esa2slVEs- Ian sssgxnrs a1 1GssA and caAvsz ssnrs ef krr-EHzxzszI 2s ERsxrx assz gy ar aE&laa1E ns 1-s S9.Ar4gss1 n xs91Aeks.xz-z AxkKSS2s-
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The Russellville Democrat., 1881-11-03

RUssKI1vILLE- Ark. Nov, lst. Issl Received of the German IusarRace Ca., of Freegort Ills, ihreagh A. W. Rogers, Gen Agg- xt Carthage, Mo-. ssa4 So-lo0 under policy Ne. Is75se and settled to our entire satisfaction and We recommend he said company for ihelr prompt and just dealing
 CHRISTINA A. DYER.
 n. D. DYER.
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-11-03
The Rei gsous CresdS 0ffhe Pres
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