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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
w eStern! WeSternI
FIRE AND MARINE
Insurance Company,
OF CALIFORNIA.
omos, 80 California Street, Sam Fra,

Once 40 California Street. Francisco.
r. WHITE PHELAN, Presr r q npu.-
their Business an,
SAN FRANCISCO
JUDGE sc HASTINGS,
JAMES PHElaAN. 5l9 Montgomery, iN"f""NH'S
fOGER Fogsr Co. wholesale California
JMACDONO(GH Macdonough
director Sullivan
ROBERT MCKEE Shea Bocqueras Mckee.
wholesale and liquor dealer
BFRAPQl Fnpol native wi ,osasd
,,,c,,.,, OS1lhyn wholesale dealer
M Aia Wv k AS1; WI WILLIS Capitalists
MDEWlIT wholesale and ana Sn
JONAS
Rudolph Co. manu rs.rc.
F0LEARY PJ WHITE GEORGE SESSIONS Captalsss o0A
OHLANDT, Ohlandt d Co, lmerch N"s'
HOTAlING Hotaing
EB POND Pond Reynolds Co.
NICHOLAS GOEr mannfacturer of picked cAiss
HENRY CASANOVA Daneri Co. sjOiFn
luuorde tau
G FREDRICH. Belize Co. bankers, Montgomery '
THOMAS JENNINGS. wholesale
'i EJACOBS. capitalist
GRASS VALLEY: ! &c COLEMAN and capitalists
20 The above list of contains
Soldity. H VI '"0 .o"paays
Tins COMPANY ORGANIZED INDEPENDENT AND HAS
Will Give You Insurance and Living p,
All losses Paid Immediately Adjustment.
A. +: HOTALING aienerai Agents. Portland. DR.
McLURE Il TAYLOR. Agents.
n.I.n.I r y 1II.l. Aeen@ foft townsend
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Loo f..
The Mascoste.

The Aascoste.
watson Allen is over from Aibina,
Oregon, ON short visit
Tha Pioneer Drug Store building was
torn 70 pieces yesterday.
~. Hattie Moore Comic Opera Com
pany at Yesler's Hall t"n'eh..
Tha steamship Dakota will leave iof
S.n Francisco at one this aftefnoon-
a.. sAx,tnship Idaho will take 20
-.ssns : c,,roo of San Juan lime TINS
trip. & ~an.s
II! no ~srranters. and will pay q good
.;sS sor thcn,--k3.O per day. i''oo'-
ers are also wanted.
The Idaho after exchanging olnce,'
nth the Dakota at Victoria ias' e w..
d.v- vent TO Nanaimo Tor COAL aiiu ''o-
there Win 90 TO Portland.
The elite of our fair city Will De pres
-. =, ,v;tuesa the first production %
e IN - u.tt;s Moore Comic Opera Com
nanv. At Yesler's Hall, tonight.
..r4lsman from Island tells Us t1a'
.ha ennntv Il ont and out tor JuoSe 90
.oS,s for Prosecuting Attorney, An"
har0iy io1s ,..,,. MOVE raised
Over i've hundred doiiars mr'o 90 tho
IN New Tacoma and gwen 10 w
uocAher and sister OF John SaasoI. .no
carnenter who fell from the 1901 VI too
new grain warehouse and was Killed. d
fortnight ago.
rh. ~;~;t Of ROYALTY to British CoiuHi-
49,. In make n large increase IN the
Ill ~ the telegraph. In tact, II mas
S, coutinual string OF MESSAGES
sc,,csrninc the matter already passing
over the wires. Inc nns, 9Is H. fny
excellent though they De, nafo'y "' '''
suoh people.
CIR. nnknovn Eli Perkins ID respon-
80 -, this. "The Oregon Short Line
po;,,.sd viii traverse wheat fields sew
Asi .;,cea Iaroer than tho State OF HIN
~ .,I rass Through forests beside
VI: a. 49, ~ the East are mere patch
W - h.,,eh and from which the future
suuuly Of lumber must come.
n, hahalf of the excursionists, Judge
aAsoro If Portland. made Little speech
~ ia Dakota at Victoria last SATURDAY,
80 rsseanted Captain Carroll series
- .Is..intinns of the most compliment
A.. character. Itisunderstood Captain
Csyrrcii viii be presented FOO watcn
10 the exoureionists on his arrival III
X,s*isud
-, ,aaa when told by an in
Hn z eo s. :. 9 Tsasn 4 want an office,
srt NE h;s friends insist upon his run
O ~ - es,i him TO be his own master,
a3 - doesn't want tue Office to re-
Suse the nomination. These accom =.
Hst;r .J ;ndividuals who only take office
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school.
Apply at this Office. au24-tf
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We take this means of extending our
sincere thanks to the public of Seattle
for the generous patronage extended Us
on the occasion of our picnic on Sunday
last. We feel specially grateful to L. Is.
Andrews, ESQ.,. and Il. w. Osborn. ESD.
for the able and happy addresses deiiv-
cred by them. ARIoN SNa VEREIN.
BoCA BEER.-Messrs. Funk d Dick
man received per steamerGeo. W. Elder
large shipment of Boo. Beer, and also
fine stock of lunch material. consist
ing in part of picked eel. smoked eel.
genuine Swiss cheese. cream cheese, and
many other fine lunches. Don't forge:
the place. Boc3 Beer Hall. Mill street.
Seattle. FUNK & DICKMAN.
a1G-lw Proprietors.
Picturesque American at Davies &
WOodrufT-s. a.6-tf
If YOU want 10 be healthy and happy,
eat Piper's milk bread. je24dtf
Are you hard Of hearing? Go to DIR.
Miller. jl31m
Hollands Complete Works. at
Davies d Woodruff s. asst
''Nasby in Exile" at Davies s Wood
ruff's. a26-tf
DR.. Miller charges nothing for eniarg-
ing the chest. j13-lm
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The ALASKA ExcURsIoS.-The excur-
sion To Alaska is now ended to all ex-
cept the San Franciscans. and Will be
(, them az soon az they can get home.
The Dakota arrived at Victoria last Sat
urday and here on Sunday. and the
Portlanders and the great body of the
San Franciscans went over the road yes
terdav TO the big town on Willamette
creek. The ship was twenty days Iii
making the trip from Victoria up ard
back. She called first ut Nanaino,
where she cOaled, then at Wrangel. then
at Harrisburg. then among the glaciers,
and Mt Sitka. Captain Carroll made il
all that nm excursion should be. giving
those ON board every opportunity to 90
ashore. to see, to gather curiOs, etc. The
best of weather was enjoyed. The ex-
periences were those Of constant sur
prise and pleasure. 1t il a very differ
cnt land from this. That there are
great mineral resources in the country
was common conviction, and that the
fisheries there are unsurpassed, II not
absolutely unequalled. became no less
apparent to all. The timber there is
not, with one exception, to be compared
with that here. That exception is the
magnificent Alaska cedar, than which
there il no cedar finer anywhere. The
excursionists numbered thirty-nine la
dies and forty-two men. b. sides the mil
itary band Of sixteen-ninety eight in
all. After getting through TOngass Mar
rows. OH the way down, a meeting of
the passengers was convened for the
purpose of getting mp n testimonial tn
Captain Carroll. and xa3 was immedi-
ately subscribed for that purpose. Met
lakahtla was visited on the afternoon of
the I'D, and, when the steamer got un-
der way again again, 1902 was collected
from among the excursionists and pre-
sented to the bandmaster for distribu-
ton among the performers. AtnO time
was the big steamer out Of sight of land,
the long stretch Of islands along the
coast making the inland route very
much like Puget Sound and the Gulf of
Georgia. Most of the party said they
would like to make the trip once year,
but in little less time-ten days, for
instance, instead of twenty.
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New and popular music Just received
at w. A. Smith d Co.'S. au1Otf
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Ladies'. for your dress buttons, 90 to
Clayton Bros.
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WANTED.

INIFTY GOOD BRIDGE CARPEN-
II tiers on the Port Moody section of the
Canadian Pacific Railway. Wages $3.50
per day to good men.
Also axemen and good active laborers.
to whom the highest wages will be paid.
Apply at New Westminster. a29-lOt
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A VICTORIA PIoNEx1.-C0ioRisi: An
other provincial pioneer disd early yes
terday morning At the early ago Of 10
The late E. Tynon came 10 this country
when mere lad, in 1854, and stayed for
q fow years in Sacramento. In 1859 he
opened seors in Doaglas, and early in
l860 removed 10 .Lillooet, whore he 10
manned in business till 1868 or 1863.
Aftse Saying three or four years more
in Clintnn his health failed him, and he
removed 70 this city, where for several
yeaSs b. has bean quite an invalid from
Rheumatism. Deceased Waa . native Of
6. Johns, N. b. He possessed ccnaid-
cradle ability and Vas thorouRh bu8i-
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A GOOD RELIABLE GIRL. FROM 70
n to Is years old. to take care Of child,
by . family in town.
Apply at this 0ffic. a9O-tf
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Poar RzAxxLr, Auguat 8.-SAiled,
anhooneR VIM. L. Beshe, Tor Santa bar
barn.
Ponr TowxSzxD. August A.-Sailsd.
bark oakland, for San Francisco.
Arrived. Bsitiah bark Edwin. from
Montsvideo.
Poxx BxAxn1x. Avg. A-HAilsd,
seAoonss VIM. 4 Bsbss, f0r 6anta nar-
0sn1lene1I . - Onytnn 6sna. -
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Gentlemen, 60 to Clayton Bros. 70
your hose.
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Picturesque American, st Davies Il
WOodruff's. a.I-tf
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If you want TO be healthy and happy
rat Piper's milk bread. je24dtf
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Grain Bags.

fnn nn0 DUNDEE AND OAK
lOO3OOO land Hays for sale at San
Francisco market rates and freight.
aul0dAwf 8. BAXTER 4 CO.
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Are you hard of hearing? Go to DR..
Miller. jl31m
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Hollands Complete Works." at
Davies d WOodruffs. asst
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''Nasby in Exile" at Davies Wood
RIFFS a2i-tf
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-11-24

No parent, and consequently no
community con fall upon q worse
plan Of education than tho ono so
frequently adopted by individuals
and communities OF changing their
teachers with every term or sossion.
A teacher cannot do his best work IN
q community the first year. Hs has
10 learn tho disposisiona CT tho va
rious pupils and the idiosyncsscios OF
thoir paren's before ho eau adapt his
methods 10 their wants aad their pc
culiarities.
We copy tho above from The Comet
of the 18th ins,, and commend il to
tho people OF Hrzlshurst. The sub
iect OF education has for several years
past, been 10 us q great matter Of
thought; aud taking everything into
consideration, the material, the loca-
ton. and the natural causes for
health. we cannot see why we could
not build up a school Of higher
grade. We have in the person OF
Prof d. S. Burch, at tbe bead OF
our school, one who 10 in all respects,
capable of bulldog up school that
will not only DO an honor 70 our
county and town, q source CT profit
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-11-24

% tho busiuess nen O, Hqz.churst
Cipt. Burch has been for many years
Professor in the Mississippi Co..
logc, 10 Clinton Mss, aud flied the
portion rs such TO the satisfaction Of
tue Board Of Trustees, and wo know
of eur personal knowledge, that when
ho severed his connection with that
instiu'ion, many patrons gave OK
pressions OF regret. H. Is . Gao or
ganizsr and n fearless AM thorough
discipliuarian, a man Of social quail
tics, sterling integrity, and ire
pi oachab,c moral habits. Uuder The
laws Of this corporation, tho Board
of Aderm en-, in connection with thu
CIunty Superintendent CT Education
from the School Board, these men
arc elected yearly. and as tho teach
crs il the separate School District
arc also, eiec'ed yearly, thore is o
chance for a change in Principal and
II acheis. but snch should not DO the
case. We are interested in building
mp, and sustaining High Grade
G.. ii, aud No should in selecting a
PrinllpaI, gHd ioaUu1'c, &C., -
personal preference. We simply
throw this out as o ftelcr,
and hopo some one moro interested d,
"will mend up the chunks"
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-11-24
.Inspcctors OF EIection.

List Of Inspectors and Deputy
Sherills appointed to act at election
for County Treasurer, Nov. %. 1882
@. Springs, cast, Inspoctors-T. j
Sims, w. R Smith, r. A. Harrison.
Deputy Sheriff. Jas. Owens. s.
@. Springs, west. 1nspccrors-ss Il
stackhouse, VA Cruid, L Q Fair.
man. Deputy Sheriff. John Day.
Hopewo!l, Inspec.ors-E B Conn
A b Gates, Wiley Barlow. Deputy
Saeriff, N w Francis.
Browns Store, Inspectors-Hunter
Garth, A B Guynes, P j Young,
Deputy Sheriff, 81 Guynes.
Rockport, IDspectors-D @ Nix, A
II Little, Flank Camack. Deputy
Sheriff. L B Ramsey.
Gallmap, Iospectors--E Burrase,
J D Miller, j + Eaochs. Deputy
Sheriff. w j GalIman.
Hsz'ehurst. east, Inspectors--Frank
Morrison. ID X Coor. John Dunnlng.
Deputy Sheriff, w r Walker.
Hazlehurss, west, luspectors-W
w Gown, A ] Wheeler,D CWright.
Deputy Sheriff, j MLow.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-11-24

CAyyo Poo RATE Chancellor 'Pey'
Ton has just dooided On interesting
Case against tho Central Matrimonial
Association, Of Jackson. 1t seems
that the company undeitook to PIE
rate tho amount OF money they Ind
on hand among their members. u
+ McRea sued out au injunction to
restrain thom. Chancellor PSyton
declined to dissolve tho injunction
and held that tee policies maturing
first should be paid in regular order.
He says Tho irjnnctiod'in this case
was granted upon the idea that the
Central Matrimonial Association
could not pro rate the funds, but
must pay the came to the beneficial
RES in whose favor tho assessments
wore mado or should have been
made. I. was properly granted and
must DO retained until final hearing
The motion to dismiss is overruled.
-BroCkhaven Ledger.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-11-24
THE GREAT 1NTER.O n.

THE LARGEST SHOW on EARTH. AT
HAzLEuURsT, wEDEsEAY NOV. 10Th.
Mcsscrs b .tcheller and Doris have
at last reached the SUNNI. of their
ambition and the realization is the
larges., handsomsst. and best show
iu the world complete and perfect in
all ats details. There are no old
features, old and worn out animals
plnyed out novelties or ancient spe-
cia,ists, but eyerything is new bright
aud novel. Tue tents used by this
show are the Target ever spread in
this country, and moro cars are re-
CURED to transport the show than
any cthor now on The road. It's ring
artists have been selected from the
very best q saEaricau ind foreign
peiformeis, and the performance is
given in one rug, 30 that every acl
can be soen mud appreciated without
q spectator bcirg in danger OF be-
coming crosc-eyed, rs is the case
with shows that give performances
in two rings at The same time. Al
though only one ring.is used, more
and better nets arc given than by
any show Travelling. giving perform
ancos in.twoor three rings Anoth-
OF great feature Of this show is Mil.
lie Christine, the 1.-TWO Headed
Nigbtepgail" who will sing and
aGhc0in the big show. She is q
charming, vocalist, o graceful dancer,
and q brilliant conversati onalist
speaking seven languages, There
arc other features that arc as novel
aud attrs ctive that will speak OF late.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-11-24
Sep. 10. 1889
Comfy oir.

We are glad t, notice that an effort
is being made 10 organizo On Iudus-
trial Exposition for Copiah county,
other counties in this Safe, have
raised the istandaid of agricultural
products. by exhibits made in the
Fall Of esch year. and thcrc is no
reason Why this. one Of the Grst coun
ties in the Safe, SHOULD not carry to
an ultimate success. tho plan propos-
Cd By The originatorS OF the Copiah
county Far TAere are drawbacks
(, al laudable endeeyors, but under
tho leadership of men OF known abili
ty, we predict that Copiah will have
Just cause for pride, in her annual
exhibitions. The good results. aris-
Inc from mn undertaking OF tbis kind
cannot, without nm uuduo stretch OF
the imagination. be overcs!imate1, as,
aside from tie social features Of The
cause, the premiums ofo:cd as q re-
munoration for tho successful COM
pctitors. serve as gan,lo, but firm
stimulus, to tho"h)rny handed sons
OF toll" to place their lands and sleek
in snch condition, that they may be
sble to compete with q PROSPECT OF
victory, for the several premiums Of
fsred for the different articles in,lud-
cd in the lis. Of display. i. will be
useless, to start this undertaking un-
less the originators Gro fully deter
mined TO succeed and NO would i'm.
p,ess upon tson tho importance OF
having inscribed upon their banners
.ErcelsiJr.' IT. have the qualitica.
;ions aud funds necessary, ard it on
" calls for determined few to lay
their shoulders to the wheel. to give
the movement such me mea,un, os
VII ensure n speedy and glorious tri-
umph A. the meeting called on The
LIST Saturday in December next, we
hope the utmost unanimi:y OF senti-
mcnts mas prevail, and that being
united in mind, !he officers andsmen.-
bers OF the association may vic with
each her as 10 WHO can and viii
lend tho most substantial aid and en-
cournge ment to the iulhoIance of the
end desired. Let no personal feel
ing keep you from endorsing the
mos. plausible ways and means and
VIXEN the idcs Of November. 1853
shall have come. let Us show to the
world that there is "lilc in the old
land YETI
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-11-24

a
lienuregard, InsP o,toTs-Geo Mcr.
bier. JOIN Watts WIN Matthew'S.
lDcputi.sher;ff. ~ Story. ) 81
Wesson, Inrpfc.ora- Il j Hhynie,
J n csok, W = Hudrall, Deputy
Sheriff, J r Cades W
Gaeel's Sore, Inspeet,rs-Joe
Gfoeu. Ed Scott. JK Stanley. Dep
uty Sheriff, Harpcr White.
Plue Bluff, Inspeciors--Jus Fl ID.
ges, Robi P,inqe, w E Holiday.
Deputy Sheriff. JAS jenkins.
Mmtinsyille, Irspc clors-AM III r
tin, j 10 II dns.S-J NJ Billock. Dep
oty Shcriir-Wn Barry.
TOilholt,1 Inspectors--BaKHa w.
kius. J s Beas'cy; 7 L 'Bcngo, Dep
MY Sheriff. VIZ C,de. sT.
Maarti Hope, Inspec!ors-T a
III ,lliday, j McLemore, Il Freeman.
Deputy Sheriff, Geo Harris.
Forrest Hill, Inspectors-R W
James, MT Ashley, JAS Mckinley.
Deputy Shtriif, Geo Thompson. nf
~ Ferguson's, Inspociors-J s Do.
cell. W w Davis, Geo Douglas.
ps,,r'y s'iaridAF IT r-l.--i,l.
o. Ss,tess,, Inspectors-M Beasley.
ASHLEY Stephens, J L Smith. iDepu-
ny Sheriff, John Beasley.
Spenccra Mil, Inspectors--B L
Baikia, jesse Thompson, jr, Marion
Higdon. Deputy Sheriff, C.JiAllen
Centennial, Irspcc.ors.-J c NJ.
Kee. 4 f Matthews, John Edwards;
Deputy Satr,fl. John Beacham;
H5ath's Store, lnspcctors-C W
Ford. b II Conn. Jno .Clark. Depu.
ty Sheriff, W Batter jr.
" j T. Hour,
4a 80 J, l.. MEADE,
- n.f j. r. BARLOW.
t,q Commissioners Of Election.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-11-24
An Explanation From Col.
Manning.

Washington, Nov, 19..-Copgrcss.
man Manning, Of tie Second Miosis.
sipli District, arrived here last night
Mr. Manning was not present In Mis-
sigs;ppi when The certificate OF e!ec-
ton US q member Of the Forty-eigh,l
Congress was issued to him, and con
sequen,ly knows nothing more about
The details than what appeared in the
public prints here this morning. MI
Manning says that the man Chamb.
lesi, Tor whom SO many votes were
cast, in one Of the coun,ies Of the dis.
trict, is a resident Of that county and
is q LEGAL politician Of the Grconbacl;
persuasion. The votes cast for Cham,
lies, defeated Chalmers, provided
they wero intended for Chalmers.
AR Manning says, however, il
Chalmers contests his seat he shall
pursue no course that will in any way
tend 10 embarras his party, provided
any complication arises where favor
.i,iam would lend TO bensli him. Nj
rnrnrurug rv-vf-s''o->--.....----.
Democrats viii not follow the prece.
dents made by their Republican Of,
penen:s in tho matter OF contests, bnl
will pursue just and conservative
policy. His view is that the party
cannot afford. if it is desiIel, 10 an.
,agoniz1 public sentiment by nrbiira'
ry and unfair decision in election
contests. Tue party has now a fun
chance Of getting control Of the gov
eminent in 1854, and this chance
Mr Manning thinks, ousht not &c be
jeopardiscd by arbitrary exhibition
of power.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-11-24

'sctlistOf .hc htOhVlu Views.
Ths World as tue following dis.
palch from Senator McDoaald,a Ia.
dianopoli,:
! Yours Of this instant asking what
OF Indiana, AM what Of tho future
received. Iadiana whekls iutl line
with Democratic maj rity OF from
10000 to $4,000, aid gain of four
members from Congress aud proba-
bly, Of five, and OF q democratic ma.
jorily in both bronches Of Legislature,
making orr victory complete, The
rOsul; OF the late election NIL over the
Moth places tho Democracy in the
ascendency fos tho next two years.
II this ascsrency il to become exec
utive in 1884 it must be on the rec
ord tho party makes in the interval.
yyiDe e ounsels must prevail, re-
.sygss mqst real, Tho tariff must be
iucel 10 tho reycnue standard.
49, must ba leYiaa NIB Az Tho
rapport VI il1goscrnmant. All exE
paiidisahsr authorized by Congress
mus. bo for nationnl purposes and
for no other purposes. and economy
mus. DO enforced in all the depart
men,s OF tho government Tho IN
terfercpco OF tho Federal adminis!ra-
ton in State elections and State uf.
fairs 30 Overwhelmingly rebaked in
New York, mua. cease. AS soon as
possible oil laws authorizing Fedora
action beyond tn, limits OF the conl
st,uiion must DO repealed. Political
and official honesty must be made
tho test Of eligibility 10 office. In
short, We must merit as democrats
tho confidence which has been repos-
cd in us by the people.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-11-24


districts. Bat, ty Ting decision, Man
ming viii bethe contelstee instcnd Of
tho contestant, il a contes! should I'D
made.
II is the opinion Of the bur hero
and other eminent visiting lawyers,
,h.t tho decision of tho Secretary oil
State is correct. and that Ito Circuit
judges Interference was without au-
thor,ty Of law.
Tho return ri tho election commits
sionors from Tate county was as fol.
lows We. the undersigned commits
sionels Il election from Tate county.
do certify that al election lold il,
Tate county Nov Z, 1882. for tho Of
flee of Representative in tho Lower
House of;thc Congress Of The United
States. Van II Meaning received in
sad comfy lltb vo'tS; Tor James il
Chambless, 1872; for Hannibal G
Carter, 3 votes. For tho office OF
County Surveyor OF said county,
John Il Matthews received 455 votes
and Sam L Massey 7l5 votes, oil oil
which fully appears by the tally
- - 49, .--.. 81 49, .'~s az .
page, which we certify TO bc q true
and correct tally sheet Of tao rvohs
cas-. in said Tate county: ~ "
CT WrEus,7 'us =
G Il Still. r,sl
RO MosDY,
Commissioners Of Election Of Tate
county,
The tally sheet on The opposite
eide OF tho page showed 1i72 votes
for ] II Ciambless, but tho tally
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-11-24

ThsH okhavon Lsdgar says: Toe
anal p&,sing up Of the results Of The
elscsi shpws that the Democrats
will 6f73 rs mspbira in the next
HodSs 3 pph Ilcsns 1913, Readjust-
ers ISaepsn dAhis2. The Dem,-
Graf Hil bsxo ! najority Of 85 over
.all olte<a YhisInumber will proba-
bly, be i66 4dtp 67, because tho
Ind 81 lneln r from Iowa is in
syrsps ~ Democratic