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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-15
PORT OF MEMPHIS.
STEAMERS LEAVING.


THIS DAY.
Vieksburg- CITY OF CAIRO. Vickers, pm
st. COMMONWEALTH, NcCoro, ~ an
MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY.
Fnars Point--.---JANEs LEE Monday, pm.
Arkansas City,. DIAN ADAMS. Monday, pm
New Orleans. D. R. POWELL. Monday. 10 am
osceola..-----..--... CoAHoNA, Monday, pm.
Hales Point. MARX TWAIN, Monday. pm
St. Louis CITY OF HELENA, Monday pm
Peters Landing, TIGER, Tuesday, pm
hite River.......HARD CASE. Wednesday, pm.
Arkansas River..-IDA DARRAGH, Wednesday, 5 pm
MOVEMENTS AT THE IEvEG.
Arriuals-Tiger, Peters Landing John A Scud-
der. St. Louis: Belle Memphis, St Louis; Clinton,
st. Louis; Katie Hooper, Paducah.
Depdrtires.-JOhu A. Seudder, New Orleansi
Belle Memphis, Nieksburg; Tiger. Peters Land
ing; Josie Harry, White River; Jennie May, Ar
kansas River; Granite State, Cincinnati; CLINTON,
st. Louis
Boats IN PorI.-Katie Hooper.
Boats Due Demonstrations, Mark Twain, Pans.
C. Blown. City of Cairo Rene Macready, City OF
Helena and D. Powell.
Boats Due Up.-James Lee. Dean Adams, Com
monwealth w. p. Halliday and Tiger
Receipts Yesterday.
Tigers bales cotton. - SKIS seed, nd cattle
ana brls molasses
Belle Memphis-55O brls hour and Is race horses.
Clinton-96O dry barrels 154 wet barrels, lOl bris
pork 20 bxs meat 535 rolls bagging, 26i SKIS corn,
100 SKIS wheat IS SKIS bran and $50 SKIS rye
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The New Orleans future market opened
steady at decline; at IL, steady; at 2:3O,
barely steady. Sales, $500 bales. Closing
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VEGETABLES, POULTRY EGGS, ETC

Eggs a shade hsgher; supply equal to de-
mand. Poultry IN fair supply and quiet,
and prices unchanged Potatoes steady.
yEeETABLEs-Onions, 81 50(9l 60 for red;
II 75,92 for yellow from levee; s. IS ion barge
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At New Orleans the spot market opened
quiet; at / 80, qriet; al 3, easy. Sales, $3.50
bales. Closing prices:
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FINANCE.

Money commands s per cent, with liberal
dsmsnd and moderately easy.
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Hear the Witnesses.
Cures when Hot Springs Fail

Malvern, Ark, May 2, 1881.
We have cases in our town who lived al Hot
Springs and were finally cured with 3 8 =
MccAMMON d MURRY.
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TOT al Teeei pts at all u s. ports yesterday 40
Total receipts same day last year 100
corSoTIDATED STATEMENT.
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sExaTon moas.s wI1E.


On the steamer Collin I, which sailed
from San aEcaneisco for Panama on
May 9th, says the Eeami;ner, there was
shipped, by prominent Chinese an,er,
chants, Of this city, large. qaattity y Of
vine in cases, addressed 70 Hon. Geo.
E. Hoar, U. S. senatos Washipgt 3n ],
d. G. )" as a token Of the esteem ard
friendship. IN which he rs held Iy the
Chinese SIX comfanies: The goods
were taken to the. wha,f by q 81 gfI1lhipese
expressman. The & Senator i bas, no
doubt, received them lby this time, and
has tasted their merit. AS he sips the
dainty liqnid, We do not question that
he congrstulates himself upon bis work
In behalf aof thei Coolies; that he re-
members the Oregon elections pleashnt-,
ly i that he agrees rssa With Ike laec05a I'm.
sioa,s that opposition 70 free white abor.
does not drive votes from the. Rgpqbiil
can party with the Chronicle, that q
few hundred Thousand Coolies might be
distributed throughout the East without
injuring free. white labor with HE
Argonaast, that Office seekers should not
be asked whether they enapiey oo'ihipese,s
Without Question, he Eenj6ys THE aiae.
Yet the honest Senators and R9ii,,feson-
tatives, who stood by free labor,s may
find the approval Of their acopseienc5s
and the gratitadesof the @prkiasgrnssi,aas;,,, s,a,
and women, to be even better than tie
wine Of thefSix Cempanies. slt1
DR.. MOTIFS LIVER Pills are the best can
thartic regulators.
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ralsEvILLE NEWS,

We clip the following items from
The Prinevillc NelOs, Of June oath.
Snow fell on tho mountains and
high hills last Monday night.
Andy warren, of Brownsville, ar.
rived in towD on Tuesday afternoon.
A number of stockmen from the
willamette are here, leeking after
their herds. aa
Several parties came across the
Cascades, by the Santiam road, this
week, and report the snOw fast dlsap-
pearing. 81
Hart Taylor is to pay up old scores
with the peoale OF Prineville, by
boreing them with one Of his enter
tainments. iI1 is billed for the
Fourth.
Joe Henkle is at present fencing
a pasture for sotne Of his stock. The
pasture will contain about two thou
sand acres of Aae grass land, and is
situated on Willow creek Upon the
completion Of this enterprise joe will
be the happy possesser of the best
place in the coantry. AIi thea
what next? 8
The body Of William Mcbride,
who was drowned in Crooked river
last March, was found last Thursday
by brother of deceased. The
body WAS partly out ofothe water,
and had lodged against drift In
mid-stream. The condition of the
corpse is not yet known, as it Was
not taken from tho water until a
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row uArcurs ALE MADE.

II will be apparent 10 any one who
will examine a sold gold watch, that
aside frem the necessary thickness for
engraving and polishing, large pro-
portion Of the precious metal used IL
needed only to stifIen and hold the en-
zrayed portions in place, aad supply
the necessary seIidiiy AN siTengt.
The surplus gold Il actually needles
80 far as utility and beauty are con.
cerned. Ia James Boss' Patent Gold
Watch Cases, this waste Of precious
meial Is overcome, and the same solid
ity and strength produced At from one
third 90 one-balf Of the usual cost Of
solid cases. This process Is Of the most
sinple nature, as fellows a plate OF
nickle competition metal especially
adapted 10 tie purpose, has two plates
Of solid gold s0jdeTed one on each side,
The three are then passed between
polished steel rollers, and the result Is
astrip Of heavy plated composition,
from which the eases, backs, centres,
bezeis. etc, are cut and shaped BY sui.
table dies and formers. The geld In
these eases Is sufficiently thick 90 ad-
init Of al kinds Of chasiag. engraving
aud euamelling the engraved cases
have been carried uhtil worn perfectly
smooth bY time and use without re-
moving the gold. This Is the enly case
made with two plates Of solid gold aud
warranted By special certificate.
For sale by all jewelers.. Ask for
Illustrated Catalogue, and 20 see war
rant
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90 RREsPoNDENcB
LrnAsoS MOTIFS.
-sa~a-
ggAN9s June 2stb, 1882


.Ea>sos June 2stb, 1889.
I'D. Demorrat
Everything has been very quet for
the last lew days, owing to the farmers
being buay getting ready for bay bar
vest. The hay crop is not going to be
AS large as common. The fall wheat
generally looks well III sugh there are
a great many fields that will fall below
the average, The early spring grain
promises better than usual. The late
sowing without moro rain will be short
Mr.. William Ridgwny has quite q
curiosity in the form OF a chicken that
has four legs. The second pair Is 10.
Gated q little behind the usual place for
legs Of chicken, and aro not used in
walking They are well formed II
every respect and special care Is being
taken TO raise the little fellow.
w. u. Donaca has his new aud fine
house almost enclosed. IL presents 0
very handsome appearance already. DR.
Foley Is working away at the founda.
tion Of his residence, when completed
IL will be the finest in town.
a new butiness house is opening ouI
on main Street in the building former.
ly oocapied as store room by 3. Baum
Mr.. Burns Of Salem contemplates open
ing bakery and in connection there
with a small stock of groceries.
The arrangement for the 4th ia pro.
gressing finely in every respeet. A
special train has been chartered for tae
accommodation Of the Albany folks.
The fare for the round trip will be 70
cents. Every one should procure their
tickets as early ns possible as the
coaches will be limited ia number and
an early ticket will socure comfort
able ride. The committee OH fireworks
have ordered full supply Of pyro.
techn's from Hughes of Portland
which will bo ono of the chief attrso
tions Of the celebration.
On last Friday the public schoo
closed. As previously stated tho cx.
erciscs wero conducted in tho grove
near town. The closing exercises con.
sisted OF songs and recitations. Th,
pupils all did splendidly end reflected
great credit on themselves and teach.
ers. Miss Anderson has been in charg,
OF the school for three years. DurinC
that time Nettie AtnaA has never misset
a day nor even has she besn once tardy
Miss Annie Elkins was present every
dav during the last year The pstronl
Of tho school AS well as the directors,
are 30 well pleased with tho conduct ot
the school that they have employee
Miss Anderson for the coming year.
Mrs A. Reed has been in the primar,
department and has given very genera
satisfaction.
Mrs. J. l.. Cowan has been called {,
Corvallis TO attend at The sick bed Of hel
father Mr.. Hamilton. IL is rather
doubtful waesher ho will recover havin.
received a very severe stroke Of paraly-
Sis.
The G. 7. Sunday School electe,
officers on last Sabb,tb. The follow
ing are the officers.
j II Johnston-SuPerintendent
j Wafaom-secretary.
Ida Welch-Treasurer.
Jennie Blodgett-organist
Arthur Roberts Choristsr.
Rev. Stevens OF your city has pind
ly left an appointment for service
next Sabbath evening.
Iru.
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YAQusNA nav AGAIN.


We clip the following portion ot an
editorial in the Daily Statesmaa.of the
26th inst. in answer to nm article il, the
last issue Of this paper, criticizing Mr.
Georges action in relation to the appro.
priation for Yaquina Bay
"Two years ago the Democrats were
very anxious to have Hon. John Whit.
eaker returned to Congress, holdine
| that he was an able Congressman and
friend Of Yaqaina Bay, and yet Coy.
lWhiteaker was fortified by tho petition
mentioned fresh from the Legislative
Assembly, and by his herculean efforts
in Democratic Congress succeeded in
getting an appropriation for the Ya-
quina Bay of $4,000, allofwhich was
due TO the labors OF Col. Hogg instead
Of Congressman Whiteakor, for IL is
true that Whiteal1er never went before
the committee to urge any sppropria-
ti4n, and when tho bill came up from
the proper committee for action in the
House, Whiteaker never moved TO
amend the bill so AZ TO give larger
sum to Yaquina Bay
IL is a poor apology for Mr.. George
TO say, that because bis predecessor did
not do more for his constituency in Sc
curing a larger appropriation for va
quina Bay, therefore no blame ought to
be attached to Mr.. George for his
neglect Of duty. Hon. John Whiteaker
deserved more crodit for securing nm
appropriation Of $4,000 for the pur-
poses mentioned, in the last Congress,
than does Mr. George for securing &c.,
600 in this, for the very simple reason,
that Mr.. George was placed on the com
mitteo, where ho could have had $780,
900 inserted in the river mud barbor
appropriation bin as easily ns not.
With Mr.. Whiteaker, the case was
different Hs WAS not = nenber Of the
committed that virtually hal ths fran.
| ing Of the bill two years ago, and when
tie bill finally came up for action in
the House, il was NO late in the season,
that il was folly to Attnmpt 20 amend
II. Acting upon the principle, that
half loaf was better than none, Mr..
Whiteaker was forced 10 submit 10 tho
inevitable, and take what be could got,
and bis constituents have given him
credit for what he did. Had Dir George
been similarly situated we would not
say word against hia.
The idea that To Col. Hogg is due
the credit for obtnining the appropria.
ton secured by Mr. whiteaker, origi-
mated with our esteemed cotem porary,
but, if rspor. be true, tho Colonel, ia
his earnest endeasors 70 further the ia.
terests OF the central valley, has done
considerable urging 10 keep Mr.
Georges interes: in Yaqaina Bay screw
ed up to the working point. We are
not disposed to do Mr.. George any in.
justice, but his acts, as servant of the
people, are open 10 criticism, and We
think we have dealt with him fairly.
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= WHILsr the republican members of
the next Legislature, are discussing the
relative merits of the various aspirAnts
for the United States Senate, would it
not be we'll for the democratic members
to spend their time considering the
wants of the people There is much
needed legislation, and the time which
interyenes between now and the con-
vening of the Legislature. viii give those
interested in the welfare of the State,
ample opportunity to prepare such
measures as are most desired
It would be tery much better for
all concerned, if the laws, were
so fixed that the Legislature could only
meet once in ten years. and then be
confined to repeating acts already pass
ed. But such is no. the case, and, in
asmHch as we must be afflicted at least
once in every two years, let the men,
bers set themselves to work to amend
those of our laws which are known to
be most faulty.
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scso NOTES
soro, June end, 1882.

Eiitor Democrat:
Please give room ia your valuable
paper for few items from this part Of
the County az haven't seen any for
some time.
The weather IL fine and grain looks
we'll over here. The last few rains
done great deal Of good aud little
moro wouldn't hurt.
The political campaign is over aud
we are rejoiccd that tho Democratic
County ticket was elected. One Demo
crat was no glad that he burnt his old,
hat. VIM. jerks Democrat borrow
ed $3.50 Of j C.. johnson some time be-
fore the election, and on June jsb
johnson wanted Mr.. jerks to vote the
Republican ticket, telling him If Le
would he need not pay back the $3.50.
That is the way the Republican party
got great deal Of even the small vote
which they pollel.
Mr. J. J.. Miller, has just recovered
from the effect Of gnn stroke which
they received few weeks ago.
Mr.. Ed Pentland Was down from
the Sound few days ago visiting bis
fathcr in this place.
J Piatt, Supervisor OF road Dist. 10.
4, is working the roads and is putting
them in gaod shape.
Alfred Piatt has just returned from
Albany wherGhe wan employed in the
Dairy basineas by MIA. u. Barker
A rouaing time is expected on the
18th Of July at Scio. Come one and all,
aud enjoy yourselves one day.
Lagan Of Dayton was Ia town
one day last week.
! GfYrr
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FREE Of cssr.

DIR. Kings New Discovery Tor ConsuIup.
ton, coughs and colds. asthma, bronchitis,
IL given away in trial bottles free Of cost 20
the afflicted II you have 4 severe cough,
cold, difficulty Of breathing, hoarsensss or
other affection OF the throat OF lungs, by all
means give this wonderful remedy trial
As pou yalae your existence you cannot az.
ford 70 let this opportunity pass. We could
not afford and you'd not give this remedy
away unless VIC knew it would accomplish
what we claim for it. Thousands Of hope.
less cascs have already been cured by it.
There II no medicine in tho world that will
cure one-half TIE cases that DR.. Kings New
Discovery VIII cure. For sale by
FoshaY and Mason, wholesale agents Alba.
ay ID. Morris, Seio Dr. L. Foley, Isebs-
non DIR. J. NJ. Powell, Lebanon ID. ".
Calbreatte. BueDa Vista Reafetto ahd Mon
tague, jefferson .. III. 2. Cornelins, Tur-
ner Il. A. Rampy, Harrisburg s. s.
Hayes, Halsey Damon Smith. Halsey ;
Starr and Blakely, Brownsville.
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rAqsIs. nav NOTES.

We CLEAN the follo~ing news from
the. Yaquinn Bay Post, Of June 2lst
A brass banI bal been organized al
Newport.
Toua Cnrran and Mullen, the "sing
or Man" from Albany, spent fow
days at this place last week, looking
after pleasure and business
Mr.. Rob. Crosby and Bob Brown
of Albany, arrived here ON Friday,
bringing Coll Ysn Cleso aud family
a nd household goods.
Hon. Allen Parker is said to be i'm.
proving quite rapidly, but at best, it
will be several weeks before he will be
able TO move around with any certainty.
The poles for the telegraph line be.
tweeL Corvallis and Yaquina arc about
all placed. and the wire-stretchers con-
menced wsrk tho first of tho week.
la q few days we shall be in cOmmuni-
cation with the toutsidc."
Tunnel work is being pushed both
night and day. From parties who ar.
rived here during tho week, we learn
that the workmon are under ground on
this end Of the tunnel near Traps.
A number Of white men were dis
charged from work at the point on
Saturday. Their places are TO be filed
by Chiaamen.
Last Friday, Mr.. Grant. the gentle
man who conducts tho mess houses on
the o. p. II. r., loaded scow with
ten tons Of provisions and took it up to
the Company's works.
Paymaster James Rsedman, VIII o
left for the vall,y on Mondays boat,
after paying or the o. p. r. T. hands.
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4
It Is pretty generally conceded that
Gen. Steneman's nomination is the
strongest the Democracy could have
made. The strongest opposition to his
election viii como from the great rail-
road corporations in the State, for the
reason, that Gen. Ssoneman has, during
the six years of his service as railroad
commissioner of the State, taken the
part of the people in all railroad ques.
tions, Taking the whole ticket togeth
er, i. is without exception a good one
and, if the democrats of the State dc
their duty, victory is assured in the
coming election.
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4 rev weeks since the Republicans
in the House of Representatives, re-
fused to seat Gen. Chalmers, elected to
Congress from the shoe-string District
in Miszassippi, and gave his place to
John 3. Lynch his colored opponent.
Chalmers jumped at the conclusion, that
if the Democrats in Congress had stood
by him. all would have been well-De-
terminsd to rule or ruin, be has an
nounced himsslf a. en Independent
candilats for Congress in the new con-
gressional district, and intends to
Aahoazie Mississippi s.ranss to
say, the men Rho kicked him out Of the
halls Of Congress are n9w his sworn
friends. and are aiding him in his new
departure. We think the people Of
his district are too smart to be hood
winked by such an arrsnt traitor. aud
Chalmers viii ere long conclude that
the way Of the transgressor is hard.
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The Oregon short line Of the y hi9n
Pacific rail railroad IS bpsiI4ippg, rapidly 70;
ward the Pacifc.lo The line frpm. Gran
ger to Wood eriver has already been OPP
ened TO traffic on lthe sSslE iiiss + rails.
we're laid. tdi1. thS bffageg 5vlpa atSe Snake
river at Apssyiiqasqq ii alls,, , sa5 fqMgi ~ tlylq
Thousand feet beyond that peiafg and
the daily ratsq Of prngressdb has Parn
'aboutaa Tnileqahd a aqsaftdrg4oAe tlitA
rate the rails VIII Is safd Is s.LEtll1
JI3ly s.1aas ~ s.I5tlj ~ 30a l{H0ls ~
" ood river IN SKY days yaQnF itgP The day
upon which rails Wefedleide across the
Snake river, the railsgago freight gent
at Blackfoot was ordered to changs his
base to 'Pocastelio, and make prerata.
tons to stop All Wool q river freight
sent to Blackfoottak that point, end for
wardi il to American falls, iwhsre ii will
be- leader don wagons fsro its siestina-
ton. 47''.a s. ''7si''9 ss''''''s
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IforIoNnr,s PilIsnnd oInfruen.,

Wrecks Of Humanity.-In -InsiscEeIons OF
Youth.-No object Is more soul appalling
than the premature EeaEibility OF youth,
daily Witnessed among the habitues OF
our public promenades, where may be
seen the terrible results of disease in It's
most frightful forms Of the CHASTITY and
candaveroas wreck of manhood, the de-
luded victims Of unpFineipAl scounsrels.
who, by peruicious nostFums, have i'm
pregn@ted the systems of their unauspect-
lag and co1idding pafieuts with mineral
poiHOuB. For all Ulcers ard iaasssa4.sityr ~
blood csnSeqnens upO-s such sss-Fsrs,dexce.
HoIloway's Pills and and Ointment are
powerfully eflicacsous, being composed
OF raie baisams and Vegetables that are
aniago1istic 10 all disorders Of the blood,
and ulcers arising from virus in the body.
They contain not particle 81 mercury or
other mineral poison. I9i
IXPJRrAETCAu CAuTIoS.-Sone are genuine
unless the signature cf J. HAYDooK, sur
rounds each bax Of pills and Ointment.
Boxes a. - cents 62 cents aud 81 each.
- There IS considerable saving by
taking the larger sizes.
HOLLOWAY S Co, New York.
EVI
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SENATE.
gaker-I. d. Haines."
Benton-Thos. T. CAuthorno.S
Coos aud Curry. M. siglin.F
Clackamaa-John Myers,s w. a
Starkweather.
Clatsop, Colpmbil aud Tillamook
T. G. Reed.
Douglas-p. w. stearna, c. W
Cslvig. al
Grant-Henry uall.
Jackson--P. i. Prim.s
Josephine-~ Wm, Sieiera.
Lane--T. G. usnlriaks,s d. r.
Dorriss
Linn--Euoch Houll, W. Il. Bil
yeu.* \. d. Humphrey.
Marion-W. Waldo, T. w. Dayen.
port, Jacob Voorhees,.
Multnomah--Sol Hirscb, a. w. Wa
ters, Joseph Simon.
Polk. ID. Lee.
Polk and Benton Rob't Cow
UmatillaIS. NJ. Pennington.
Union Durham Wright
Wasco and I.ilse-N. II. Gales
!. Wsshington-R II. Tyson.
II Yamhill-W. j. Mcconnell, f.
Jessdp. q! @
Hnan5.i .nia.a.i HOUSE. a
BAker--L. Ison,* w. r. Curtis
Benton Allen Parker w. p.
Ready, 7. Carter.
Clackamas-P. s. Meyer Sharp,
Moses, Wilbur.
ClatsOp and Tillamook jasper
VIM. Morras.
Coos and Curry Stewart.
Columbia "a George Mcbride.
Douglas-W. A. Perkins, II. p.
Webb, John II. Hunt, Fl. G. Blown.
Z Grant-Pe Perkins. ~
'Jackson-A. 9, Stanley" samuel
Josephins1- Thornton.
:, Lakes. T.. Moss.
: Lane r. NJ. Veach,@ John Long, =
Z. NJ. Mnlholland,% s. b. Eakir, Jr.
= Linn-G. r. Crawford +. NJ. Kiz-
'er, y. j. A. Robnett,+ y Henry Cryus,+ j.
y. whitney J. N. Rice.
Maitnomah-O. p. s. Plummer, J.
G. Carson, r. A. BTar9uam, A. IL.
Tanner, T. Kelly. w. IL, Harris, d..
NJ. G. GAult. > y 'ti5t g
s. Polk-F, A. Paterson, w. Smith,
John Hawley. 'fs
:, = U Umatilla-J. B. sperry,* = B. Stanton.
y, Union-C. NJ. Jsnnison, J W. b.
Hindman.* f.as ~ slSfI
WascoLB. r.. Nichols, a. s. Ban.
nett ..aa9 .f,e,,. ~, 49,. .'''.' :.
Il WashiRgto Igor B.uce, - DIM
bar, j. ". Sappington. r
slYamhilllH. +, Margton, r. N.
Eaulconer. .a1 ~ .,af1ta.. 45..5s
The following Senators hold over for
tho Lesislatareiofils84
y I'D. Haiues,* Tno4. Il. Cautaorne,* X
John Myers,* f. ID. Reel Henry Hall,
p. p. Prim,* b. G. Doris Enoch
Hoult,$ y w. R. Bageu,* w. Waldo, 4.
W. Davenpofty Jacob Voorhees,, Sol.
Hisscb, SIN. Pennington,* L. Jessup.
Eight Democrats and seven Repehli-
cans.nl 9a gI9H all1
So 80 a. sgaH 5fst4 500 s4
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TmE rouRTH Ar SRA.
scto, June 27.h, 1882

Scio, June 27sh, 1882
E.itor Democrat
We learn that The report hss been
circulated that Scio was not doing much
towards celebrating the coming Fourth
Of July. Such is not the case, and Is a
grand mistake. We have not been
blowing much, but have been harl at
work and have made arrangements %
accommodate all the strangers who may
come 20 our town on that day. We
intend celebrating in the true old fash
isned way, and will "mako Rene
howl" COMMITTEE.