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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-12
CHARLES J. FoLGER, secretary.
DROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES
AND TRANSPORTATION.
DETACHMENT OF TIE INFERIOR OFFICE OP !


DEPARTMENT OF INFERIOR, OFFICE oP }
INDIAN AFFAIRS. WAsHINGroN Aprii 20 los2
ODDS be submitted In seperate envelopes bl-
con Flour Clothing transportation Sc. the may
IS and 81 Wooster st Newly York viii be received until p
m Tuesday May D. 1882 for furnishing Tor the Indian
Beef hoof 900 pounds Beans 10000 pounds ak
ing Powder 2OO0090 pounds Corn 75pVO pounds 0oiee
100000 pounds Flour. 2l2OOO pounds Feed SOOOpo
P09"' err 4 h , Ma. PORK 2S 900 poagd ce 80
pounds Tea 81 Tobacco pounds salt 10000
pounds 900 pounds soda 4SOOJO pounds sugar and
Also Blankets ooleu and Cotton Goods consisting
part OF TicAIng 80 yards; standard Calico OuOJu YARDS
Drilling 10000 yards: Duck from all sizing. 10000
yards DENNIS yards, bingham, $1,000 yards Ken
lucky Jeans. 2c.OOO yards Nheyot o<OD yatas Brown
Hickory shifting 10000 yards Calico shifting. 5000 Yards
Winsey 1000 yards clothing Groceries. Notions, Hard
Medical supplies and long list OF miscellaneous art
such Harness PlOnghs, kakes Forks &c and for
about 40 wagons required io Tie service IN Auz9na too
Nebraska and Wisconsin, t. be delivered a. Chicago
Kansas city city Also Tor such Wagons NAV DO
required adapted 70 The cimaeo the Pachc coast Win
California brakes delivered san Francisco
plies thar not De contracted Tor 20 be delivered at tue
Agencies - - - OIL. 49,
schedule, showing kinds aud quantities o. subsistence
supplies REQUIRED for agency the Kinds AMI quaint
blank Proposals forms and bond conditions
observed BY bidders time and place Of delivery terms
necessary Instructions Hl furnished upon application "
the Office Washington or Nos % aud % wooster
the Commssles OF Subsistence L A. az Cheyenne Chi
cago LeavenWOrth Omaha IT. Louis ~ Paul Francis
Postmasters the following named places IN kansas Az
kansas City. Burlington caldwell Dodge clty hmpor1 hl-
reka Great Bend Howard Hutchinson arned Mcpherson.
MaIl9n hs'nSn L11E" v;,cb,,o and Wioaei3
opened the hour and dav above stated and
bidders are invited TO be present a. the opening
All bids must be accompanied certified checks upon
United Depository Assistant Treasurer Tor al least
5per cent Of tia amount Of the proposal
IL
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ErRoPEAN FINANCIAL Markets.

and Ca, l, orf Central l5Ois kesdng z91 Atlantic
LoNDoN Nay IO-8.OO m T7s Sninon in The Bany Of
Ass decreased 436s. 900 during the week The
..l " me BANK OF England 70 liability which
$500 49, va" "a. 4S per cent. Is now 42's Der cent
A. iHis 10y AI-4.OO L-Consols. lOl us ior money
w., i ici The account Ere eeoOnd consos 81 a New
Seut5- l19 PenLsJ1vsnia Central g. heading 2s'4
ans may 1.-The weekly statement OF the Bank or
shows an increase Of 24OOOO0 francs gold. and Do
Sftdsso OF 1900 silver
r., May 10 m--Psrs adv1ces quote three per
>eA' eAes a. 80 francs 80 centmes fer the acc0unI
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% BROADwAY NEW. YOKE. May g 1881
GEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- This office the 22d instant and opened
Immediately thereafter ia the presence Of bidders for sup
plying such quantities Of Fresh Beef Vegetables Fresh
Bread Baking Bread. may be required az the
Navy Yard d station NcNYOrk during the hscal year
ending June 30. 1850.
Blank forms Of Offer and all necessary Information a. to
specifications and the quantities. required can D. procu ~
applying % the Inspector OF PROVISIONS aud clothing al mo
New-YOrk Navy Yard.
Twenty per all bills IN be retained until the compe-
non Of he THOMAS = CASA ELI.
Pay Inspector U. ;. Navy
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Coyartnership Notices.

THE FIRM of WILLIAM DOUGHERTY 81
SON carrying business coal and wood dealers AZ
$50 2S2 MadsUnst ID this cry Is ms DAY dissolved y
mutual consent william Dougherty retiring from the bush
All debts due ~ the late firm payable 20 James h.
DOugherr the business At the above place ana
tie payment OF AL the outstanding obligations u
said hrm.
WILLIAM DOUGHERTT.
JAMES r.. DOCGHEkII.
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,buFFALo May 1l---Fi0ur steady Win fair demand.
" beat lair demand sales Mol Hard Duluth,
%. lon strong and higher, sales 2lO01 bush ~ 2
1alted oOc 500 bash DO slc quiet Mixed Wesern
agsa At 9oo Nothing doing in other grAinS FreigALs
- Ne.-1 Ofk By ra-WheaL 30; Corn. olgc. Data DC
- Heights " Neg YORK eGn aud lower-Wheai, &c. Corn
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DROPOSALS for FASTENINGS for CARS
i and YEssELs TRANSFORMING MERCMANDIsE


TREASURY DEPARTMENT, April -, l-sz.
SEALED PROPOSALS invited until " o'clock m.
Monday IS 1892 for furnishing fastening for cars
vessels employed Transporting merchandise IN bond
and merchandise passing in transit through Canada and
seals cOrdng and sealing other appliances for securing
packages in such Quantities a. the Department may from
10 time require for year from July / l,s2
Proposals should be accompanied BY samples OF the articles
proposed De furnished and should state the price Al which
the boxed aud marked for shipment IN such manner as
required the Depa viii De delivered az the
Of express freight company at the place Of manu-
factuTe.
lead seals and wires glass seals or other sea n
Ike submitted NJ least cOlon samples Of
each should be furnished
The following articles used in securing cars &C,
Transporting merchandise In bond. viz
unappased merchandise. locks and seal HOLDER mads
patent combination glass aud seals X inches
In which seals made IN tie Department
and merchandise passing IN
through Canada lead seals and hand
inches.
cOnsecutiveiy. and punches for canceltIg TIT same
For packages. lead seals with which the cord placed
around packages r. secured
department the gh; to reject or all bids
ami 20 waive inOTmaties.
given t. all locks and other devices which
may be submitted
Proposals may made for furnishing either 81 the
ces named sh0uli be marked Proposals Tor last
ening addressed the Secretary Of the Treasury
special form OF proposal prescribed OF furnished ~
the Department .. . ,,...l.,... ,.---.
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DROPOsALs FOR RATIONs.
UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS. }
QUARTERMAsTKRs OFFICE, Z

WASHINGTON, u. 4. May !. I8s2
Sealed proposals In duplicate will received
I'll ~ O'Clock
nshng ratOns u the United states Marines
wing stations July l. lss2 1888:
Portsmouth. \. H.. CharestoWn, Mass Brooklyn ~ Y.
League Island. Philadelphia Penn. Washington Dis
trct OF Columbia, GOspOrt, Norfolk, Va AnnapOis
Md. Mare Island. Cal. and Pensacola. ria.
specacatOns with blank proposals be obtained upon
Application the stations named sttbe Offices Of
QIarermaster Washington. d. C., and Assistant Quarter
master 226 south 4th-st, Philadelphia, Penn
Proposals ndOrsed Proposals for iatons' and
adlIres 4. ID h the undersigned ". y. SLACK.
Major and Quarermaster L. : Marine Corps.
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proposal5.

propo5GI5.
OFFICE OF IHB BOARD or COMMISSIONERS OF PnoTs,)
40 BURLING -LIr,
NEW YORK, May 10, 1854
PROPOSALS viii be received at this Office
i tn noon May ~ for the removal o a sunken canal
the waters Of Wabou Bay Particulars may DO
learned The right reserved reject all pro
posals In the discretion Of the Board
By order VI the Board .
PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.
Il UNITED STATES MAXINE CORPS,
UARTERAAsrEK's OfFICE
WARRINGTON. u. G., May l. lsS2-)
duplicate viii be received al tins once
nntil IL 6cl0ck IA OF 4 tsDAl, Til 9Th DAY OF JUNE
next for furnishing supplies 10 United states Marine Corps
durng ending June So 1883 20 be delivered az
the unce Assistant crlasteI, PhdeIpIa- Penn
free expense TO the United ates.
schedule with specific aons OF the supplies required can
b. obtained standard the Oice Of
asbingOu D. g. Assistant Ouarter
office 226 south 4thst Philadelphia, Penn- al Marine
Barracks BroOky y Y. and Boston, Mass
and al Information be had by
ar,plylng at either OF the places named above
Proposals should be ndossd Proposals for supplies" and
addraasod " the underAgDoi-
W. r. SLACK.
Major and QuarteruIaster 2. s. Marine Corps
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Gonnirp Board.

COUNTRY BOARD among the Berkshire
~ Hills can Be obtained farm healthful lOc atty;
300 feet above delightful drives, nne scenery.
Address Mrs A. b. PRATT LanesDoro, Berkshire y,
GUNNER HOME FOR CHILDREN.-Limited
- number In private family beautiful mountain re-
zion parental tuition n desired older boys under
care OF senior 0es references Address u. Cole
brook, IAtehdeid County. Conn.
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Proposals
PROPOSALS FOR FUEL

DROPOSALS FOX FUEL.
II CsIIED STATS MARINE CoRFA
QUAKTPRM OPPicN,
WASHINGTON, May l. ls32l
al nronosals In duplicate received At this onc9
until IL O'Clock m OF SATURDAY, THE lyIh DAI "
JUNE next for supplying WOOD ana C9si ,hs tram
July 1, 1852. 10 June 30, 1885 - 90.
Portsmouth ~. H.; Charest0wn, Mass; Br0oklyn. ~ II
Philadelphia Penn League Island, Penn-L Wsshlnston, =
CT Annapolis NIL GosD0rt near Norfolk va; MAE issnas
Quantities Onethirdl.
Application Of the stations named or at the oc on no
Quartermaster Washington D. G.. and Assistant uktof-
master z25 South 4thst, Philadelphia Penn. - -,
Proposals should be Endorsed Proposals Tor Fuel ana a.
dressed 10 the undersigned,
W b. SLACK,
Major and Quarterrnaster, Z. 4. Marine Corps
Washington. D.. T..
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financial.

OFFIcE OF TUE DIIAYARE AyD II UDsOY CANAL CONPANY,
NEW YORK. May 8, 1852. 5
At a meeting of the stockholders OF the
y Delaware and Hudson Canal Company held AZ tn Office
company te OF New YORK on Tuesday the"h
Instant tie following named gentlemen e.ected man
ayers for the ng year:
ABEL A. LOW
JAMES NJ HAISTED.
IEGRAND b. CANNON.
JAMES Il. TAYLOR.
THOMAS DICKSON.
JOHN JACOB A~TOR
THOMAS CORNELL
ROBEkl HONE
JAMES r OSENELT.
ADOLPhCS HAMILIOE.
ABRAHAM H. VAN NEST,
HUGH j. JEWEIT
DAVID BOWS.
And AZ meeting of Board Of Managers. held on the
slmr GAv. THOMAS DICKSON, esq, unanimously re
elected president
~ 49, GEORGE T. UAIGHT. Secretary.
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PACIFIC RAILWAY IMPROVEMENT CO..
~ L.--.--ZAN y y MY D !. >

pA-F0 NNINAI ININUF L9llNI 49, !
100 BROADWAY. y =. Nay q. l9s-.y
DY resolution of he Board of Directors 81 the
ID PACIFIC RAILWAY IMPROXE HENr Co4PASEf
a made for 5O pf IN 4 he ~ the btl IN
and SIN n-ameuf. upon subscriptions 20 The Capital stock
of This t0mfauy. plyabl- NAV 10 Isl
rlr Ks Should b. made ile order of 8. IT, tALEF, Treas
urrr Broadway Ne~-lorr and upon a mrnt oi the
Instruments there Will he delivered % Substitutes
the following tIviisrfs viz
81 par cent Il y ~ said subscription in capital
StocS OF me IfNA- AID PACIFIC RAILWAY CO
5u per stock OF The NJ. r. AN a. ]. HALLWAY o.
- - q. ~ DODGE. President.
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financial.
THE RAILROAD EQUIPMENT CO.,
CAPITAL, &5OO.Ou0.
SIX PER CENT COUPON BONDS. payable quarterly
POST MARTIN a CO. "a PINEsT

THE RAILROAD EQUIPMENT CO.,
Il CAPITAL s59o;ooo. ,
SIX PER eEsE M GRTE9S e con q RfSss quarterly
OFFICE or THE
dRiSD cFSrP NV Py YSak E %SP q e. s e
THE TRANSFER BOOKS Of this Company
viii closed at O'Clock on saturday the sth day
Of May next Tor the Of s An1ua %
10 Monday, the 18th day q i9n e nexI
V. Presdt and Treasurer
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the stock
ranv holders r.. Of sets the IF DIRECTORS ana viii
held at the Office OF the Company NO 80 mon Squat
fer books " VIII be cIosed from Nay Oh to 10th inclusive ~
0'D'f u 'H0 Do-'u W C. BEssoN. Secretary.
ST LOUIS ALTON TERRE HAuTE g.nRo A., CONT ANY,
NEW YoRK, April u. 1889,
TO THE PREFERRED STOCkHOLDEkS
Il OF the ST. Louis. Alton and Terre HAute Kaiiroah
The Board Directors day deciareda cash diy
holders record u May o. 1882.
The transfer books d The preferred stock VIII close May
p 49, ". BAYARD CUTTING, President.
NRw.YoRK May /. 1882.
rJ,HE ANNUAL MEETING of the sharehod-
ers Of the ILLINOIS Central RAILkoAD, CON- I'm.
for the election q aed & % Of gth 81
Chicago on wEDN EsDAY the 5ls day of May. instant at
At this meeting the proposed lease Of Chicago Louis
The stock Transir Books vii after The 18th in
slant Until the morning Of the Sd ny 81 i 4ne secretary
\VM /. ELLIS.
STOCK BROKER,
- BROAD-S r. y Y
4 MEXICAN CABLE SUBSCRIPTIONS,
"A Continental Con. and Imp't Co.
OHIO CENTRAL B-CRlPIlONS
Central Con, %, J. & W. Ext
OHIO CENTRAL river DIVISION.
First and Income Bonds AMI Scrip.
NORTH RIVER CONSTRUCTION co.
Braoalyn Elevated Railroad,
MIDLAND RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSE1.
Uud-
DENVER AND WESTN SUBSCRIPTIONS.
St Joseph & Pacific r. Bonds
n Y CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS SECURITIES.
Mutual Union telegraph -
INTERNATIONAL IMPROVEMENT co.
Kansas K Nebraska Railroad Bonds.
OREGON SHORT LINE SUBSCRIPTIONS.
Iron steamboat Securities -
TEXAS AND COLORADO CONSTRUCTION Co
\ Y and Scranton Construction Co 49,
OREGON IMPROVEMENT STOCK AND BONDS.
Pensacola and Atlantic Railroad
MEXICAN NATIONAL CONS IRUCTION co.
New York Susquehanna and Western
CHICAGO AND CANADA SOUTHERN.
BOUGHT AND SOLD BY
j. s. s an ON,
NO ~ NASSAU STREET
NETWORK & EW-ENGLAND R. R.
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OFFTCF OF TUE Union PACIFIC RAIL

OFFICE OF THE UNION PACIFIC RAIL
V-WAY 90. OREGON SHORT LINE RAILWAY SUB
sCRIPTION-Ihe nth insalment Of I IN PER IENI on
suDScripOns cOnstTuctO u the oregon short Line Ran
wav wi be- due and PAYABLE May lSS2 This install
ment on subscriptions registered In NewYOk viii De pay
able AT the Office Pacific Railway Company I'D
New York l97 Broadway and chez X should De mne
payable HAM. and those registered IN Boston
will be payable Office Of the Union facnc ha~ ay
Company Boston, "A Equitable Building and cheeks
should be made payable 10 HENRY MCFARLAND SUD
scbers win present their cehcat when making payment
that the proper he thereon Bonus
appertanng the first and second not neIeo
amount 10 Slou OF
thereof s be succeeding the payment
OF The NTH The receipt the back 81 the c
ncaies signed by the registered owner on OF Deote
the delivery VI the bonds. .--..- r,,ryo,r
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Comparative exports OF flour, wheat and corn
from the principal Atlantic ports for the week
ending May s. and from January l, 1851
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SIDNEY DILLON.

OFFICE OpTHg
OREGON IMPkOV EAKNr COMPANYt - Z
MILLS BIX.uNG NEW YORK. May II, ~ }
THE ANNUAL NEE ING OF THE SIOCh-
4 HOLDERS wiz be held In Portland oregon, me ~
1852 The stock transfer close May 20 and reopen
'uA' 80 100 T. II. TYNDALE. SECRETARY
OFFICE oPTHE
OREGON AyD TRAyscoNriNENrAL CONTAIN {
MILLS BUILDING, NRW-i DIX, Nav II, i57-, ,
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF HE SIOCh-
i HOLDER will be held In Portland. oregon uhe ~.
The transfer books close My ~ anu Aoop"
'1"' 80 CA sPOFFORD Assistant SECRETARY
OFFICE % THE
OIEGoS RAILWAY AID NAgIGATON loAPANiboo {
Z MILL BUILDING, NEw-iOAK May / l57-, ,
THE ANNUAL MEETING or III : IOCh-
4 HOLDERS will be held IN Portland oregoA Gne ~
The transfer books close May ~ 'Du i'l q"
7. II. TYNDALE Assistant secretary
DETROIT, MAcKSAc AND MARC EITE r. H. CO.. !
pFTgOT MICH, May - 1852.
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the stock
holders Of the Detroit Mackinac and Marquette l.ali
ton other busIn, may De presented WI, u.
al The companys Detroit Michigan on hoi"Ay
'"e Ian 1"' VI JUN HUGH MCMILLAN. Secretary.
ADAMS Expires C0MPAsY, ~ !
NEwYOKK, May 10. 1882
THE TRANSFER BOOKS OF TINS Company
viii &c closed from o'clock u May -, 70 thc morn
NJ of June u DAoNOOAA' i'e0A
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a lKIITIIN NAIIN 4 dIII 4N4t IO-N
" COMPANY-Seaed proposals. viii be received at the
oece III fbe Farmer. Loan and Trust Company, No 70
for the the Trustees Of Thirty Bonds
Ing fund az provided mortgage 70 the undersigned Sc
curing the same. =. -, nov r--..,...
NO rs Exchange place. and must be presented before
OclOc IN on prOXnO The Farmers Loan ami trust
Company. Tiustees By Il. u. KOLsION. President
NexN trks uri.
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COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.
trvKRpooL MAY ll-I2.sO D. uL-CottoI armer. Aiddhnz
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
At the request holders of the Bonds Of The Railroad
have arranged 20 have them regis
tered and TO paw by mailing check 10 the REGIS
tered Holder quarter day Persons holding the coupon
Tond can present OF office POST. MARTIN ~
CO y D. 81 Pine for registratlOn $500. 80
THE RAILROAD Equipment CO.
BY II. A V. POST Treasurer.
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CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY
y OF NETWORK.
so - NA~-AT--I COR. IF PINE->T.
allows Interest on deposits returnaJe Cd demlna or az
spec fled dates - .-..,..-
LEGAL depository Tor money paid into court IA author.
lzrd secutor Admni~tat'r 0uarilAn OF I'D any
other position 9i trust
$50 registrar Transfer Agent OF STOCKS anu bonds
and as Trustee inr Railroad Mortgages.
HENRY r. oPAU LDING President
FRED .EIt b P OLcOII,t Vicc. Preslants
3 b. SHERMAN,
g.. l.. X, secretary
GEORGE SHERMAN ASS secretary
BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
Glass OF 1855 Ciass Of 1851.
DAVID DDN~. \. \. Low.
n -ORgT " LANE. FREDK II. COSSIrT
Ef NT n SIBERIA. JACOB d. NERMILlE.
J. o. EtPONr MORGAN. W =. Al.lf y y ll-t+h
Cha. LANIER Ptkl.1 X - =
CtG.CE III EY WI H. APPLETON.
81 a. a. + ANDON EDMUND ~. tDkLIi--.--
VA "a WEIR GRO MACCULLOCH MIL
hi. h. RIO h +. OLCOTT.
CORNELIUs y BLISS.
Glass OF l--5.
SAINT ID RAnCnCk JAMES =. WALLACE.
ISAAC \ PHELPS MARTIN BA E1
ipNAVTAN IfJtNE. JOSIAH n. FI~k-.
AMO, Il. EMO. HENk1 i. rIAC LDI'N
GUSTAV SCHWAB
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NOTICk. ,,,l,,,,,, ,,,,,,,s
OF THE INDIANA. BLOOMINGTON AND WESTERN
RAILWAY COMPANY.
New consolidated mortgage income bonds are Row ready
for delivery at Office Of the company Broadway New
York IN exchange Old income bonds when presented
IN s OF ~ .OuO tiples thereof
cannon. representing the
stauen of interest to paid July sS-, and al subse
nstaluucnts. T. W ~ \ lON, LIea,uIor
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Total bush eslOO 48325 rs 30479 1890 54, l55
The receipts and shipments at and from Buffalo
to-day Us follows:
Shfpmcnta
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-10-27

We understand that tho negroes
about Madisonville bave determined
IN 90 to the polls armed. Well toys.
let them come, we will bs ready for
them whom the ball opens.
Democrat.
Taere is nothing wrong in going
to the polls armed. Let them go.and
lot every white man 60 too, armed
with Q BarksdAle vote. and put down
tn, color line. The dark days Of rs
are upon us, 90 white men Of CopiAh.
arouse yourselves, and be on hand
the day Of election. D'nt shiik
your duty, but come outlike the men
that you are. aud do your duty.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-10-27

Toe wsy.bi'l Of ono Of Mi BArks:
dale's oolored canvassers wss dropped
Al II zlrhurst recently, and was pick.
ed up by . friend who sent it to %.
Mississippi Republican, Jim H,lPs
organ.)
whyIdidnt you publish halfway
bill" and let rs eco IL it was the one
directed to Capt. Birdsopg. Of this
city. which the Signal published last
week : II it..was the same note' it
looks q little strange, that your friend
down here should have sent It to you
in time to refer t, It in your Iaper.
If the 2lst, while wo only heard tf 1t
q iew hours before going to press. on
tho 20.b.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-10-27

The successful close Of . contest
that has lasted for more than twenty
years is at hand, iievery white man
dots his duty. Democrats, and meu
Of intelligence. Gre you going TO pre-.
vent this victory by remaining st
homo on the day OF election. Thereby
giving half Of your vote to the negro,
Jim Hill' or will you como forward.
like true men, and assist rs in put
ting down forever, this corrupt Rad.
ical rule. Let no white man rcmaiu
away from tho polls, bat 60 to ,onr
respective precincts early. and devote
one day 10 this noble cause.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-10-27

Raymond Gazetts: Copiah mules
are wonderful animals. A year or
two ago one OF them ate up somo
bail ,t.boxcs, ballots and poll books,
the Judges. Clerks, aud Returning
Officers barely escaping with their
lives. And now one Of them has
Knocked = train of the track near
Or, s.sl Springs. badly wrecking ell
the cars. and killing ono man. The
Little J psscs..t Through Q corner Of
C,piab, and the next thing We hear.
we suppose, will be that . Copiah
mule has swallowed tho entire train.
locomotive and all.
Oopiah is . big county and con.
tairs some Of the msanest Radical
mules on earth. They will be brok.
on socn.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-10-27


Clarion: The Northern Repub'i.
cans arc hat,ering Themselves with
the Lope that the Republican Losses
in the North:in the Congressional
elections will be made up by CORES.
ponding gain, Of the Republicans in
tho South. Taey are reckoning with
ont their host. TIE Republican can
didstes in the South don't expect to
be elected by the people. Their
main reliance has been that after be.
ing defeated st homo. they would be
counted in BY . Republican mIority
at Washington.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-10-27

On the day the color line waa
drawn by nominating negro to rep
resent Ne in Congress, DR.. stringer
said: III We can't elect Mr.. Hill
down here, We will count him in al
Warrington Because Democrats
we're ousted BY corrupt Radicals in
Washington at the last session ol
Congress, they think al that is nec-
essaryis to Rus, then when defeated,
contest the election. and DO counted
in. The next House will be Demo
cratic, and DR.. Stringsr and Jim Hill
will be woefully disappointed when
they oomo TO coutssting tho election
Of Maj. BArksdals. Let every Demo-
crat do bis duty. and elect the gal.
liant Barksdalo by SO large . m"joti.
" that Hill will 10. think OF contest.
ing.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-10-27

Read This 10 your Nelghbor.
Il should be remembered thst ev-
cry vo,sr must register and vcts at
The precinct In which be live.
Every voisr Who has since 'sst o
lection. mbied from one Irscincs 10
another, must change bis resissrs-
lion.
All who srs not tsaislstsd stshsir
proper precincts will i'oss IL ,ir.yots
Let all xho have moved. OF be-
como Of ags aimee last election. come
10 HszIehnrst and r-giasr.
Cifouit Clerk E. w. Brown 10 By
law the proper person to fsg:Csr
you. Go to his ofire IN ses That you
are properly rsgi.tsred. s, !.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-10-27

The Election IN MisAlss. .ppi.
Hvia, 10 nearly al tho Districts OF
the State. the canvass has been rsth.
or quiet. aad especially Is this the
csse in syyty District where Bsrks.
dale y not . candidate, or whore .
Money. . A.pning or . Muldrov b
not smbidopisg ,sbs iasors oi The
people for CoseTst stsiossl iavo!s. We
kuos, IN fAss ~ The Stst.T bsst
interests viii pe, ssbs.rvsd By the
s'ecLion Of MI lsos distinguished
gsntlsmsa nimsd. and We feel cons
dat thss Che people win rise Up. to
"lbs height Of Ole great '.afga.
msnt" and elect them. Ia doing 70
they viii not only do honor 10 thcir
swn excellent judSnSht bat win
confer . sgraesiul favor upon The rs-1
eipisnts Of The favor ~ we'll. Ihey
arc patriots al and deserve 70 b
elected. .GYaxoo Herald.