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&c 2iChau's Golden Ealaasn 10. CUES
CHANGERS, first and second Stagel; fes
on the Leg. and Body; Syphil!ilc CatlTih.
diseased Scalp. and al prmary iof.nS oi
the disease. Price. IS ca per ss3iisc.
&c EIrEan-s GoIt,eu Ealsaia So. 2 Cures
Tertiary. Me curial, Syplnii'ic baeum'l-
tisLn, Pains in the Bones. liberated tn!o3t'
SyDhilitic Rash, luIuPS, etc, nGc-tT2Cl-
Gates all diseases from the system, H;letEeT
caused by bad treatment or abuse Oi hleI-
curry. leaving the blood pure ana Aei.lhy.
Price. So 90 per Bottle.
Ec Eiclsan's Golden Spanish kEt4d0Ee
for the cure OF GOBarrh0ca. G;CeI, eEc.
Price. So 90 per Bottle.
Ea EichHu's Golden Spanish sn5rci!0H.
wash for cure of elect. Strlciures, D;s-
case OF the Urethr! and Bladder, etc.
Price, 81 so per E,0tfie.
Ee' Rlc!aau's Golden Ointment for the
effective healing OF Syphllific Sores end
Eruptions. price. 81 90 per Bcitie.
Also Agents for lie IicI,aa's Go.ie1 Pilia.
for Weakness. loss Of physical powers, and
all diseases arising from abuse and excess
or over-wOrk. Price. So 60 per Eek.
Sent everywhere. c. o. D., secTrely packed
per Express.
C. +. RICHARDS & CO.. Agents,
427 s. 429 Sansome street, corner Clay.
d-w-Iy San Francisco, Cal.
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san Francisce eeuota.ions.
[BY NAIL ANp 1EIEGRAPH.l

BY NAIL AND TELEGRAPH
WHEAT-No. sj3 per GENITAL:
OATs-S1 J0@i - u cti.
WooL-OreeOn, NaIlcy 28Gi3l ,.t@. 2
q. Eastern Oregon, 20M 2G.
IIIDES-iieavy saiTed i05<e: light do
o;I@i0c; saited Calf, 9}]<5sI0c.
FAMILY PROyIsIoNS--l5acan. 1l@13
cts: clear Oregon sides, l@@I55Ec: hams,
l31I@l5}Z cts.
BAREEY-Coasi feed, 81 42al4573 Gil.
Brewing 81 5GGl1 80 . ctl.
EGGs-Californja. 26I2S2 3 dOz: ORE
gon, 22G223c T. d0Z.
FLoCR-0regnn extra, : "a: Super
fine, So 75.
BUTTER AND CHELsE Extra fancy
Butter. 35 cts. Z u; Fresh roll, good
to choice. 25G21]zcts.T d. Cheese, Is
@20c.
SEEDs-Flax, a}<d9lc = f5; Canary
f3@5 c: Alfalfa. l6Gql7c; Timothy, SO
BAGs Wool sacks. 44@5Oc; potato
gunnies. ;51%@l4c: standard grain nolr
inal.
FnUGrs-DrieT apples. G,09 cts. q i
for ars.: 7Gtgc for Sliced: Pears. so Ice
! pIumS. 7G1lG. pittcd i3@l5; Peaches, +
! G. l3c: p elcd. l7@2o.
! Columbia river FISH ar,
quotablc at 81 SO = doZ, lib iinS III
! the spot on the river, 81 - 2 dog. sac
ramento 81 9fGi o.
SUGAH-lielincry terms net cash
Cube, barrels, ll}Ec; Crushed, ll2@c
Extra Powdered. barrels, l2c: Fin,
| Crushed. hnls.. ne: Dry Granulatcd
| bbls.. ne: Extra Grauula!ed. hhs
i01fc: Golden E. bhlS., 91Ee; d. bbS. o
is. Sc
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Astoria Markets.
RETAIL.

AEIAlL.
BUTrfR--Fxtra fancy a9c. Coed to choose
p to 2TIi cts. p ID
CuEEsE.-lG9Isc.
DRIED FRUITs.-Blsck berries l9c; rrancs
Gala. ll9I5c; Peeled Peaches l7925o
SUGAR. tube il bb's. crushed l2lzc; fine
crushed 12lic, powd. l231lc, gran. l2e. extra
gran. lI54c, g. C. lG3Ec
l;GGs.-23 10 % cts p doz.
0ATs.--2I 90 to g per cwt.
PcTArors.-!1z9l24 cts. per In.
FIoUE.--Sunerfine 81 =; Extra 81 s. :;
Cora Neal = cwi. :2 80: Backvheat r cwl
s. 60.
FRESH MEATS Chcice cuts. Lamb. ioo;
Beef Saio; Peri le: Mutton Salo. By the
caTcass &c.
NsATs.--Breakfast bacon lH{5!5 per Ii;
sides I3I&gl41zc: hams l3II@l9c; shoulders
I9al2c; smoked beef i50lGS5c; ccrred beet
slogl2 e bbi.: corned pork I0c a II.
'BEAH7s.-iaGM cts.
LARp.-In tins and cadiiea I5Giss = II.
HoSEY.-In frames l0c ; in sEass 50c
MIL FEEr.--Brsn siT o. = ten: 'ehoq
feed s:iG25; Shorts $27 5000; Hay saUa
@25 = ton.
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FIRE DEPARTMENT


c. j. TRENClARD Chief Engineer
F. z. HICK Asst. Engineer
J. o. B0ZORTH.. ..........2d Asst. Engineer
BOARD or FDELEGATES.-Reg meet
ing fourth Monday i'll each month, at : 30
T. d., at hall Of Alert Hook and Ladder
Company Mol.
OFFIcERs.-F. J. Taylor. President: +. J..
Parker, Secretary y. W. Berry, Treasurer.
DELEGATEs.-W. W. Parker, !. Strauss, l.
Bergman. Of Astoria Engine Co. No. /; A. A.
Cleveland. W. j.. Barry, ChaS. IL. Stockton.
A. ". Berry. +. j. ,Yaylur. nt Alert Hook and
Ladder CO. No. 1.
ASTLRIA ENGINE COMPANY No. +.
Regular meeting first Monday III each
mun.h.
E. Sellg, seefeiaIy; William EOck, Treas
Isl Asst. Foreman. loe. g. Charters, I'd Asst.
Foreman.
RESCUE ENGINE COMPiNY No. g.
Regular meeting first Monday in each
mouth.
OFFICERs.-A. A. Cleveland, President : J.
4. Montgomery, Secretary I. G.. Norris,
Mckenzie. lst Asst. Foreman. j. w. Brown,
ed Asst. Foreman.
ALERT HOOK AND LADDER. Co. No. I.
Regular meeting second Monday in each
month.
OFFICERS.-J. o. SOzoi.h, President c.
Brown, Secretary Jay Tuttie, Treasurer
j. r.. Thomas. Foreman. L. B. ElbersOn, lSt
Asst. Foreman. +. w. Ferguson, 81 Asst.
Foreman.
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ARRIVALS FROM SEA

Boutwell, Castle. Hongkons, Asrii
GleneIg. S. Honskons. May.
Clsnaarry. Br bk. Melbourne. faluina, Msy :.
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order Of Chosen FrIanas

regular meeting 81 Occident CouncIl No.
5, &C. T., Is held every Thursday evening.
at the hour OF =. O'clock in the hall of The
A. @. Y. W. All Soiouniug members are
cordially invited TO attend.
By order OF &C.
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Temple Lodge. 40. 7A.F.A. IA.

hegalsT Comm Gniea;i0ns trsi and E&
bird Satur2ays il each month. 7H !"
o'clock; 4. NJ. az tho liali IN Astoria.
Members Of the Urdor, in coed standing, are
Invited to attend. By orde: Of the W.N.
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MINT SALOON,

OPPOSITE @. !. * =. C01IPANES DOCK.
None bul tHclc,t lGuars and cigars HgSsc3
rTcs ne H2E. ...-...--,
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VESSELS On TEE WAY.
3
Frosi Foreign Ports. fer the
Columbia Eiver

Sr0tf fOGe2GA FSEte. kcE tue
Columbia River
Kate Davenport from Hougkcng.
Alden Besse bk 81 Hongkong
Cnlome bk sS2 Horckcng;
Edwin Reed Blk Ms Il onskou
Fritz sh llAIong&Onc
Hannah W Dudley bk ll!s uons%ong.
Wakefield bk So Hongkoas.
Lanceiield LES Liverpool Jams
River NTH ll!j Hazatlan; to be ordered awaT. of
bar
The Presid Mt 1851 IRON Liverpool Jen Ii
James Duncan Br Tx. wood. $50 santos D A Feb
James C BAN Br bk So Liverpool Jan 81
From American Ports.
Astoria iss5 New York March g
wilma ll-3 New York March
Robert Dixon ls6s New YORK
,ohn w Mari Am sh liza New ork Feb ls
Elweil Am sh 1864 New York Jan 81
Dauutless Am sh SO New York March i3
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COMMERCE AND TRADE.
PORT OF ASTORIA.

READY FOR SEA.
Philip FitzpatricE, Liverpool Nag l6
SAILED.
Mount Washington Dublin, AaEls - %.
oregon &C. 2325 tons. PohlTnen. 6 Mas Is
Reporter. Sd, 1850 tons Wilson Queenstown May II
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eide TABLE FOR ASTORIA

From tables OF United States Coast Survey.
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the MARKETS.
Financial.

Silver. at par.
Con- exchange OF San Francisco 4 pcr cent
premium.
Coin exchange op New Ycrk buying par:
ceiling. = 20 PSF cont.
LOCAL 'fenieTs-p2r-
Telcgraihic ,rarsfsrs on New for% por
cert. rremium.
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Health is Wealth,

Dr. L. C. VESTS Ncry, and Brain Treat
lnent 2 specific for i;ysjoria. Dizziness,
Commissions, Nervous Heddache, Mental De-
preston, Loss OF Mcniurv. Spermat0r, hoea
lmpotency, Involuntary Emissions. Prenia-
ture old Age, caused BY oYer-exvrt;on, self
abuse. or over indulgence. which leads to
misery, decay and death. One box VIII cure
recent eases. Each box contains one months
treatment. One dollar a box or six boxes
for five dollars sent hy mail prepaid on re-
ce!pt of price. We guarantee six boxes TO
cure any ease. With each order received by
us fOr sla hOxcs, accompanied with ave dol
lars. we Nih Send the purchaser cur written
guarantee 70 return tie money Il the treat
ment does u0t effect cIlre GgarantecS Is
sued only by W. L. Dement,. druggist, AS
toria, Oregon. Orders by mall NJ regular
prices.
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Piles! Piles! Piles !!
& Sure Care F0us,i at East !!
Ne One Need smGeP!

\ sure Cure for Blind. Bleeding, Itching
and Uicerate Piles has been discovered by
DR.. Williams, (In Indian Remedy, called
Dr. Williams Indian Ointment. ! single
box has cured the worst chrome cases Of -
or 80 years standing. no one need suffer
five minutes after applying this wonderful
SuOthiug medicine. Lotions, instruments and
elec iuaTieS do more narm than good. VIII
liam's Ointment absOrbs the tumors, allay 5
the intense itching, (partiei;;afly at night at
te getting warm III bed), acts as 4. pogltlce,
gives Instant relief. and is prepared only for
Piles, itching Of the private parts, and ior
nothing else.
Read what the Hon. J. N. C1ilnbuTry Of
Cleveland, says about DR.. Williams Indian
Pile Ointment have used scores Cf riie
Cures, and it affords me pleasure 10 S:y that
i have never found anything which gave
such immediate and permanent relief IS Dr..
Williams Indian Ointment.
For sale by all druggists or mailed On re-
ceipt OF price, 81 o9.
HENRY t& CO, Props,
Cleveland, o.
Hodge, Davis & Co., Wholesale Agents,
Portland. Oregon.
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DOMESTIC EXPoRrs.

The receipts in san Francisco, Of Ger
tain articles of Oregon produce from
January lst, 1882. 10 May Sd, inclusive,
have hpen as follows:
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Common Council.

Regular meetings second and fourth Tues
day evenings Of each month. at .!i O'Clock
sS- Persons desiring to have matters acted
upon bJ the Council, at SDy regular meeting
must present the same 10 the Auditor and
Clerk on or before the Friday evening prior
10 the Tuesday ca which The COuncil holds its
regular neetincs. 4. e.. NORRIS,
iuJstar up1 Ciark
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Astoria Lodge 30. 4o.LO.G.r.

-iSIU-sd I-yNltsV NO. 10, 7. .. q T.
Regular Meeting every Tuesday Evening
~ IA o'clock, 4. Good remplar's Hall, Che
namus street, AstaTia, over C. L. Parkers
Store Members Of the order. ID good stand
ng. are invited 10 attend. Degree meeting lst
Monday each month. GT order VET.
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HIS TEN N. SATU RDA1, SEPTI

have applied for information and admit
tsnce. The university has a large and in
huential body of Alumni and numbers
from 800 TO 500 students per ses-
sion. She has corps Of fourteen talented
and learned teachers, with Lieutenant-Gen-
ersl Stewart at their head as chancellor,
and a Board of Trustees composed of the
most distinguished and able men in the
State, with Governor Lowry as the president
and Judge Hill, of the Federal Court, with
his big heart, brain and iireless energy, as
chairman of the Executive Committee,
Notwithstanding The great efforts made to
repair and keep up the old buildings,
we, together with many others, desire
that these old-fashioDed dormitories,
which are getting old and out of style,
should be torn down and new and elegant
buildiBgs OF modern architecture and
taste be erected in their stead and an elegant
and magnificent residence for the chancellor
The State Ia out of debt, is able and ought 10
erect the buildings The university hae over
$500 900 endowment and the expense of these
improvements would not be felt by anyone.
Let the trustees and State authorities look TO
this matter with a spirit OF Improvement,
and give US new ones to compete with the
dignity and grandeur of other institutions OF
the country.
The remains of Sam Brothers, colored,
were found one mile north of Oxford on
last Thursday evening, with several shots in
his body and his throat cut. A jury OF in
quest was held over the remains, and a ne
gro by the name of William Shelby is held
in Jail on suspicion. We learn that the evil
dence against him is strong and convicting.
He will have a hearing on Saturday next
before his honor P. 3. Murray, mayor of
Oxford.
A few days of clear and dry weather has
improved The cotton.
Colonel Manning and General Chalmers
meet here next Tuesday, the 18th. The
people anticipate great political feast.
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ESTA BLISHED 1910.

Our readers will find in another column
the letter sent by Senator Howell E. Jackson
to Governor Marks complimentary of that
gentleman's inaugural address. 1t is very
strong indorsemen. of perhaps the lowest of
all the Iow-tax addresses or speeches made
in Tennessee. Senator Jackson charaeterizes
If az an admirable inaugural address," g
"moye in the right direction" making "a
classified and proper discrimination" and sug-
gesLing a proper ''investigation" of the State
debt. Senator Jackson wrote this letter in
the quiet of his home before he had entered
upon his political career and while he was yet
in the ranks of the people. Avery deliberate
man and a calm and dispassienate thinker,
he had surveyed The State, had given the SUBJ
ject of the State debt the fullest considera-
tion, and this was the conclusion that he had
reached. It was the logical result of his re-
search and inquiry. But Change has
come over the spirit OF his dream" He now
disbelieves all this, and is trying to wreck
the Democratic party, is especially active in
his opposition TO the reelection OF its leader,
the ablest public man in the State, and is
doing all he can TO re-elect Hawkins gov
ernor
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-09-09

gotiations with Edward O'Meagher Condor
az the Land Lacquer most likely to make and
execute the contract for the transfer of the
Land Leagues votes 10 Beaver. Delaney
proposed TO bring Condor and Cameron to-
gether to perfect the contract on the
basis Of the removal OF Minister Lowell
from England, to enable Condor 10 mislead
the Irish, and the payment of liberal
amount of money TO Condor. Delany,
after consulting with several other parties,
had 8 conference with Condor about the 5;h
of June. They discussed the whole plan,
and the details of the agreement were then
made by which Cameron and Delany were
to secure the removal of Minister Lowell TO
give Condor plea to present TO the Irish.
Condor was to be paid literally for his ser
vices in defrauding The Irish voters,
and he was TO be detailed by As
sistant-Secretary New 10 nominate pub
lie inspectors at different points in
Pennsylvania to enable him TO reach va
rious Land League cebters with the appear
ance of performing official duty. Cameron
was not present when the original contract
was made in general way by Delany and
and Condor, but Condor called and conferred
with Cameron the day after, when the con-
tract fer the delivery OF the Land League
vote to Beaver was perfected in all Its de-
tails, and Cameron sgreed TO have Assistant
Secretary New assign Condor to ostensibie
duty in Pennsylvania"
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WIRE WAIFS.

San Francisco, September S.-The gov
ernor has proclaimed tomorrow, "Admis-
sion Day." legal holiday.
Philadelphia, September S.-The engineer
corps of the navy tonight made arrange
ments to give Engineer Melville reception
next Friday evening at the Continental
Hotel.
Troy, N Y, September S.-This morning
VIM. Jackson, fireman On the steamer
Saratoga, dared VIM. Lacy, fellow-fireman,
to Jump overheard in his working clothes
with him. The challenge was accepted, and
Lacy swan back in safety. Jackson was
drowned.
PottsviIle, Pa, September s.-Prof. Thur
low, principal of the High School, and three
boys, were struck by lightning this after
noon, while crossing Lawton's hill, but were
not fatally injured. Prof. Thurlow had his
foot burned, and the boys were knocked
down and stunned.
Philadelphia, September S.-George Rus
sell, OF law and collection agency, was
committed in default of $4,000 bail, this
afternoon, charged by Sharpless Sons, re-
tail dry goods merchants, with embezzling
$500, the proceeds out of town bills entrusted
to him for collection.
Chicago, September 8.-The "shorts" in
July wheat this evening considered the plan
of compromising with the clique on basis
of ST. 30, but voted it down and determined
to stand by each other. The clique were
urged not TO compel non-litigants to pay
until the pending suits were decided.
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OXFORD, MISS.
The University Ready for the Fall and
Winter WOrk-Chalmers and
Manning.

Special Correspondence of the AppeaLJ
OXFORD, Miss, September S.-The Hon.
81. NJ. Sullivan, our worthy aad efficient sec
fetary OF the Board OF Trustees of the Uni
versiiy of Mississippi, and also member OF
the Executive Committee, has Tin the ab-
sence of Judge Hill, the distinguished chair
m an of the Executive Commitiee) employed
a number OF skillfnl mechanics, who are re-
pairing, painting and renoyatipg the build-
ings- siid in addition to this three large
versndas in front of each dormitory 120 feet
Iono and three stories high, are being built,
rhfcb will add much to the comfort ef the
dormitories. At the last meeting of the Board
ef Tusies' ths gPfysI,ty Ssin1 .d.d wis opened to
ths Glasses. benefits and advantages in ali
rssnsc,s a. the boys, except that they
are p'n not allowed to room on the oamp4.
outside of ihs houses Of the pr professors. fs We
ni 6sye ths privilege of gathering laurels
Upon pr n@ broader I fields of Learning: We learn
iroIn good apthority that over fifty girls
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EQREGN FLASHES.

PARIS, September S.-Advices state that
cholera is raging in Cochin China.
BERLIN, September S.-The Bank of Ger
many has increased the rate of discount 10
five per cent.
LONDON, September S-The Bank of the
Netherlands has increased the rate of dis
count to four per cent.
PARIS, September SIT is officially stated
that applications for shares OF the Panama
Canal Company foot up over 100000 ehares.
MANILA, September S.-One hundred and
seventy natives died here from cholera
Thursday, and 279 deaths occurred in the
neighboring villages.
PARIS, September s.-Duclerc, president ol
the cabinet says that the foreign relations OF
France are excellent. France needs no ALI
ances and her aim is peace
LONDON. September Sat the sale of the
Danger breeding stud yesterday the si1-year'
old chestnut horse, Rayon dor, was bonghi
by w. L. Scott, OF Erie, Pa, for $4,000.
SHANGHAI, September S.-The difficulty
between Japan and Corea has been arranged
Corea has agreed to pay 100000 as com
pensatien to apan and 100000 TO the rela
lives of the murdered japanese subjects.
BREsLAU, September S.-OwinG to his re
cent over-exertion, Emperor William did no
him as much fatigue as possible, the parade
| of the Sixth army corps has been postponed
| until Saturday.
PARIS, September s.-Ten contributors o.
the Citoyer newspaper have challenged teI
members of the staff of Lee, Radical. 4
difficulty has arisen regarding seconds, bu
| it is not improbable that contemplated duel
will be fought.
| BERLIN, September s.-While the gram
| cavalry maneuvers were being conducted b]
| Crown Prince Frederick William yesterds
two French officers high in rank, in civilian
dress, were arrested, they having been max
| ing sketches of the ground.
| VIENNA, September 8.-A telegram f-or
ST. Petersburg has been published here stat
| ing that the convicts in the prison of Khoka
| reyolted recently and the guard was calle
out to suppress them. A struggle ensue
| and forty convicts were killed.
CErrINJE, September 8.-A large body c
AIbanians collected on the frontier with tn
object of provoking conflict with the Nor
| tenegrins, but hostilities were ayoide
through the moderation of the latter. Th
feeling between the border populations c
Albania and Montenegro is very strained.
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ELECTRIC RAILWAY.
A Line Upon EdfsOn's System 10 be
Constructed In Switzerland.

GENEVA, September A syndicate OF
Londen CAPITALISTS have entered into a con-
tract for the construction OF an electric rail-
way upon the Edison system between Geneva
and Fernex and Geneva and st. Julien.
To New York Tribune reporter Thomas
A. Edison said yesterday in regard to the
foregoing dispatch: 81 have been negotiat-
ing with the companies that control my
electric-light patents in Switzerland for
some time for the sale 10 them of the exclu-
sive right 10 Switzerland to my electric rail
way. The contract is 10 run Tor ht-
teen years. My terms have been
accepted and / recently received infor-
nation that the companies had given out
the contracts for the building of two rail-
ways. did not know between what places
they were first to build their roads, hut l
understand that one of the two roads men
toned in the Geneva dispatch is three miles
long, and the other from seven to ten miles
in length. They will be used only for pas
senger traffic. 1 am now building several
electric locomotives for the companies, but
it will be fully three months before they will
be ready to be shipped, The constructing
engineer of the st. Gothard tunnel will be
employed for the proposed Swiss electric
roads, In about ten days l expect to begin
experiments on my electric railway at Menlo
Park for the purpose of ascertainlng the cost
of moving freight upon it. l shall start with
ten ears with capacity to carry four net
tons of freight, and run the train at the rate
of eight miles an hour"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-09-09

SENATOR HARRIS returned to the city last
night from CovingtoD, where he yesterday
made one Of the best speeches OF the cam
vass. He is in excellent health and spirits
and is grati6ed at the receptions that have
awaited him wherever he has spoken. He Is
sanguine of the result and is satisfied that
Bate will be elected. As our special dis
patches have shown, the senator has made
some of the most telling speeches OF his liie
and has literally squelched whatever there was
OF Fussell opposition TO the Democratic party
in West Tennessee The people have focked
TO him as to the leader true and tried, who
in storm aud sunshine has been An unfaillHg
pilot TO lead them through perils and out Of
difficulties. He was never more useful to
the people than he is to-day when he directs
attention TO the real and the great question
of Democratic or Republican ascendency in
Tennessee and in national affairs. We have
already seen the mischief following upon the
eleotioz of Hawkins. This must not be re-
pea,ed. We cannot afford again 10 permit
the commission that has ensued upon the elec-
lion of a RepuhlieAa 10 the Office of governor
'ffenHeszee is Democratic ana her government
lsnould be Democratic.
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PENNSYLVANIA POLITICS.
Some Startling Disclosures Coneernfng
Cameron's Methods.

PHILADELPHIA, September s.-The Times
will print long article tomorrow over the
signature OF A. NJ. Mcclure, with several let
tiers 10 sustain his position, proving quite
conclusively that prominent leaders Of the
Land League have been negotiating for the
sale of the votes OF its members TO the Cam
eron Republicans. Mcclure says: tThe
proposition to secure the Irish Land League
vote 10 General Beaver, was conceived BY
John C. Delany, who has long been known as
dealer in Irish votes, with petty Offices and
cash as bis rewards. On or about the 18th OF
June last, he frat appeared in Washington
on q mission for the puTchase
of all the Land League leaders.
He conferred with several Irishmen
Who hold subordinate places in the govern
80, md are presumed to be willing TO ac-
cept any method that promises TO deliver
Ihe Irish votes to Cameron, whether honest
or dishonest. He unreseryedly declared MS
nisn md nnrpose 10 bully half dozen men,
and gave the name OF Mr.. Walsh, OF Penn
sylysnia, as the man who had suggested me-