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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-11-11


eighty ard eiaiitY-aiie. 4 10
Pindar Jno, SO acres R1 2 Of S W.
sec ~ TsS Il IS ~, stase entry
taxes eighty aia eigliiy-oae, 1892
fosth Fritz, imPts and stock. faxs
/ eighty. . %.
i Peueon Nm, iHgnis and stock. take
eighty aud eiglity-onc, 5 20.
Prescott Alfred, impts and stock. take
/ eighty A.
Pujo Adolph, e. impts, lax so, L 90
Perkins Iviu A, inlpts and stock, take.
eighty, IS.
IL.
Raceas Henry, stock, tax 80, / 64
+ Rainwater L W. stock, taxes eirhty
| and eighty-ohe, . As.
Ralph Jas T, 40 acres S Eta of S
VII sec IA TIL SIR 10 w. taxes
eighty, AZ.
Raspberry Jno, stock, taxes eighty
and eighty-one, 3I2.
Reeves Jno, e. stock, taxes eighty
and eighty-one, 8 0s.
Reeves Jno v, stock, taxes so, 8 40.
Reid S L, impts snd stock, taxes eialty
and eighty-one, 10 gs.
Reid Wm, impts and stock, taxes
eighty and eigltv-one, Cos.
Roster I III stock, taNes SO, 524
Restcr Gid, impts and stock, taxes
eighty and eighty-one, Z 6s.
iEeyon Sol, stock. taxes eighty and
eighty-one, 3 70
Rice Jas, inpts and stock, taxes eighty
and eighty-one, 569.
Rice Jas ir, stock, taxes eighty aad
eighty-one, 8 Go.
Rice Jesse, impts and stock, taxes
eighty and eighty-one, GIG.
Rice Jno, impts, taxes 80, and 81, 3 81.
Richard a L, stock, taxes eighty and
eighty-one, 3 II.
Riehey Jno, so acres in sec Q T 9S r
3 w taxes eighty and 81, 972.
Rigmaiden Ed, impts, taxes so, 4 10.
Ition ID u, stock; taxes eighty AID
cigbty-one, 800.
Ritter Richard, stock, taxes eighty
and eighty-one, y.
Ritter VIM, stock, taxes eighty and
eighty-one, ISL
WIN NJ or L, stock, taxes
eighty and eighty-one, Is.
Robertson Jasper, n, stock, taxes
eighty and eighty-one, 2 80.
Robertson n a, stock, taxes 50. &c. +
Rodgers Mary Ann, $50 acres Mp n I
ELL sec 80 SIP of S El-4 sec % |
T9S Re w, taxcsS 80 and 81, 2s8. /
Ross (c.) Ben, imPts, taxes eighty and
eighty-one, 8 50,
Ross Mike, l acre land and impts, n I
ETA of n VIA sec % T SIS r S
W, southwestern land district OF
Louisiana, taxes so, and 81, $50.
Roundtree 7 2, phillips Bluff0 stock.
lakes eighty and eighty-onc, 4 40.
Rowe VIM III, II acres bounded n by
Aug. Lyons, Z by c Schindler, VI
by w L Gill, and S hv Lastie
Guillory with impts and stock, taxes
eighty and eighty-one, 80 -.
Roy FROZEN, iuipts and stock, taxes
eighty and eighty-oBe, 1912.
1oyer } J, stock, taxes 80, and 81, s o..
iigan Chas. impts and stock, taxes
y 49, L. a 4
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Young Henry, e. stoe, 2 %,
Zin VIM, inIpts and stoc, e.
Perkins Mrs Dslphine IS0 acres,
Perkins Mrs Mary, leo acres ! o.
Hardy Antonier 40 acres ] 90,
LeB0r Redn1and, Stock, 20.
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lNIIERlTI L0uIsIlNA
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS.
Faculty 81 Is Professors. 494 students
attendance during the past session

Faculty 81 Is Professors. 42a students ~
attendance during the past session.
TaIFTH Session Of collegiate Department
Il begins October 2, les2. Full Cfaiegisls
Courses in Languages Bellies Letters sll, \,
Sciences, leading 10 Degrees Adjunct stsEH
School to prepare students for n l ,s.
partment Faculty oi z Predecessors aila 'ss s
students III Collegiate Department anQ tis4a
School during last session. Esifias fefA ~
per annum III High School and SSkl ~ sqsis-
CUTE Department, iuelading t eoslss Y
Languages. Mathematics, Chemistry ~
and Mechanics. For further information BY
catalogue, address, r. i. aIlsSets, Bean
sassienof Medical nepartn eonlnlf .l.I,tI
October Is, IS52 Hull Medseal Courses
special adyantaaes- Mins Professors Anq M,
Students in Medical Department sipEsllg fHtl
session Atlslfeas Tor details.
Il G. RfCEARDaeslSs Al. D.i i'es'A'
Session 81 Law Department, affssts z y ~.
Der ia 1852 Hull Courses u el.lll1tt. ~
Civil Law Hour Professors aae st1.in
during past session. For "details
SARLE1tlN llilAI A.lssD;s bps''
allgs5-iSsa
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On said day of sale j will sell such
portion Of each of said specific prop
erty as each debtor will point ont, and
10 case the debtor shall not point out
sufficient property, 1 shall a. once and
without delay, sell the least quantity
" said specific property Of aDy debtor
which any bidder will buy for the
amount OF The taxes, interests and
costs due BY said debtor. The sale
will Be without appraisment, for cash,
in legal money Of the United States,
and tie property sold shall be redeem
able, At any time for the space Of one
year, by paying the price given, with
twenty per cent and costs added
DAVID M. LEONS.
Sheriff aud Ex-oficio Tax Collector
NovEABsa, II 1852
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Edsacatlonal.
Prlvate scEaooE.
LOUISIANA
STAFE UNIVERSITY
AErfcuIfaral mad NsecEsaEscaI
College.


College.
The next session Of this institution begins
October 4tl1, 1882,
and closes July Atm, 1885.
HULL instruction by an able and expe1l
I rienced faculty in the usual e0tlegia
studies. Cadets viii have choice gf lout
courses Classical, Scientific, Agricultural
and Mechanical N0tuition fee is charged.
There Is an animal fee Of $40 Total charges
for Board, etc, in the University, SO per
month.
Cadets, upon entering the University, pc
fore being assigned TO quarters Of Chased
aud every thFee months thereafter SHAH PSI
sent to the President the TFeasurerss recelp.
for months fees ii advance. Cadets shals
be required to purchase their own text books,
and must provide themselves with uniform
aud understanding.
Dor further Information, address,
WM. PRESTON JOHNSON,
President
Baton Rouge. La, August !, 1881
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johnson VIM. stock, / 16
johnson VI II, z9Hcreson Whiskychitto, 2 Be
lSones VIM, stock, 3D.
J0nesJ B. impts and stock, 3 90.
Jones Graz B, stock, / so.
Jones l4ouisaa IL 100 acres 8 WI Of 3 W.
sec z T3SRI IL ", sad Sl56 Of N E111 sec L
T3S RIB " due 2 S.
ksrr } Fl, inpts and stock, 2 g.
Keener " ", A acres land, 3 OS.
| koonee g y, impts and stock, "A.
Iacasse Soulange, impts and stock, &C.
Lacasse Pierre, impts and stock, Is
Lagrange Serians, stock, 3 40.
Landry Albt, stock, 40
l Landry J b, impts and stock, IS,
Langley Jno W, impts and stock, 2 IS.
Launier J W, vehicles, "a
1 Laiean Zepherin, fmpts and stock. 8 90.
Lagrass Francois, tmpts and stock, %.
Leblanc J NJ. impts and stock, 3 a.
Leblanc Noel, stock, So
Leblanc Louis, impts and stock, Sc.
Lebleu Laurence, one yoke of oxen, ) 10.
Leblen Desire, q acres land bought Of Simien
Lebleu, So
Lee NJ N, impts and stock, 204
Lee Sol, stock, ], 80.
Lewis Chas, stock, i As.
Lewis David, stock, I6,
Lewis Issm n, impts and stock, IL.
Ledaux Narcisse. impts and stock, 204.
Loftin J A, stock, 81.
Long e B. stock 10 2S
Lyles David, III acres VIZ Of S VIZ sec 3 I
7SR7 w, 6 o.
Lyles d F, stock, -.
Lyles James n, stock, 324.
Lyons John, stock, | 80.
Lyons A n, stock. I 20.
Lyons E j, 80 acres on Buekston creed, G 40
Lyons Mrs Enla stock, 8 20.
Lyons Augustus, stock and vehicles, Is Of.
Lyons w r, impts and stock, 3 co.
Lyons VIM. stock. ] As.
Alarcantel Alp, impts and STOCK, 81
MarCantel Zenon, stock, IS
Mansel Ed, impts and STOCK, 40,
Martin Jacob, stock, / 40.
Martin y NJ, stock, Ga
Mardin e. so acres land 26S.
Meissner Gotlieb, I61 acres more or less S Ejj@
of sec 8 T 10 RsW, 420
MillerF NJ gtscK. l "a
Mitchell Fra8c5is, stock, 2 60.
Mitchell Henry, stock, 4 u.
Moore j c, STOCK, SO.
Moorehead JESSE, stock. 2 T6.
Morrison J II. S0acres sec IA II r 10 ", %.
Morrison Isaac, impts and stock, 3 co.
Morrow D +, 100 acres sec T3 s Il ", 30.
Morrow John D, stock, 2 20.
Morrow W NJ W imp,s and stock, 8 TO.
Moss Joe, stock, 50.
Moss Pierre, so acres sec 35 7 Z S r low, 8 IS.
Moss Mrs Melyinn, 30 acres secs s d II 7 10
SR9 W, due is
Moss Harry sr, tc.) improvements l "a.
Moss Jim, (C.) stock, 10
Myers Gibson, stock, 20.
NcMillon j w, stock, 80.
hcCloud VIM, impts and stock, 2 60. /
MeClelland Emile, impts and stocC, Sc.
Daniel, 500 acres land, 10 As. /
Mcdaniel Warren, impts and stock, 81.
Mcdaniel Mack, Qndian) stock, l 81
Mcdonald T L. stock, l %.
Mcdonald " IL, stock, 2 L.
Mcdonald W n C, impts and stock, 3 Sc.
icHenry VIM, stocT, l ~.
dcManus L, stock. l %.
icAiahan Gabe, stock, g.
SeaIey NJ i, stock, 4 GO.
rixon Jas H, impts and stock, 3 06
,iXOn JnO G. impts and STOCK, 2 60.
'orton w A, stock, l so.
)atley Alex, stock, l 30.
Dzan Geo. impts and stock, So.
'arish VIM, Stack, l 4s. ~
arTot w W, stock, ] 50 49,
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p
sallier Lessin, e. acre land, near
Lake Chas, with impts, taxes eighty
eighty-one, 5 20.
Sslter Peter, 100 acres S WA sec IL
TO SIR Is VT, taxes eighty aud
eighty-one, 852.
Sanders Frank, impts aud stock, taxes
eighty and eighty-one, 4 Dc.
Sanders Geo (c.) acre land, near
Lake Chas, with imPts, taxes eighty
and eighty-one, s 20.
| Sanders Jas E, 400 acres in sec q and
| "a T4SR y w, taxes eighty and
| eighty-one, II 50.
Sanders Thos, stock, taxes eighty and
eighty-one, GIG
Sayant Z p, impts and stock, taxes
eighty and eighty-one, 1 AZ.
Savant o, stock, taxes 50, and 81, 2 d.
Seanon Marion w, imPts and stock,
taxes eighty and eighty one, 2S.
| Sellie Benz, 157 acres WIZ Of n Ed
/ sec 80 T9SR o w taxes eighty
and eigbty-one, 8 96,
Sellers Jas, impts, taxes eighty, 4Sc.
Shoemaker Jas b, stock, tax SO, o..
Isigler Geo E, stock, taxes eighty aad
/ eighty-one, 2T2.
lSigler Jno, inpts and stock, taxes
4 eighty and eighty-one, 1884.
| Simmons Irwin, impts, tax 90, 90
Simmons Jas Il jF, impts, and stock
taxes eighty aud eighty-one, GO.
Simmons j T, impts and stock, taxes
eighty and eighty-one, go.
simmans 1'hos ID, stock, taxes eighty
and eighty-one, 4lG.
Simmons Vim, tSugartown) stock, taz
eighty aud eighty-one, SOC.
I Sims Jno, stock, taxes eighty and
eighty-one, 3 %.
Skinner Jas, impts and stock, taxes
eighty and eighly-ene, soS.
Smart Thos, stock, taxes eighty ana
eighty-one, Q 56.
Smart w w, agent Thos Smart, 2N
being a portion Of sec "a and p ]
9S r. 9 w, with steam SAW mil &c
taxes eighty and eiglity-ope, 5672
Smith Ben II, stock, tax eighty lsD
Smith O, (e.) iulpts and shock, take
I eighty and eighty5one, 424
Smith Daniel. inpts and stock, Taxes
eighty and eighty-one, III
Smith Darlin L. stock, Tax 81 Sc.
smith Geo T. $40 acres Sl-2of 5 Els
- Of n . QP II m sfate ertrv
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Illstttt stDUI ISL y Ill -t37itt. Qua
Hodges b, j do acres III Il 3 Of S wv IA
se and N I.2 1T N Nv Ia SEE 28
0S r D w. tax 20 End 81, 1900.
Hodges lpo, inipts and stock, taxes Of
eighty. a.T2.
IIsliand .Tno IN stock taxes of eighty
and esgliy-one, 8.l6.
sllay Ernest. imnts and stocl,. taxes
eighty 5.24
Mo0zier Doualass. stock. tax so. l.o4.
Herman Tlanl. go acres belonging to
"a { VII - - : ia ',,i''' 4 VI 4
w IA sec l4TlOsRI8 W.
nzes eighty, o.82
I ss.slgh 'teo " ieeR' laA esga.l alla
5 X wv, 5gil Y RI sa
sl9ssel Nia = STOCK, taxes eV' i'oA.
saoess ilaFay lmpis aaa sloeki taxes
A9g, 3,o9'
ilense ileNDin, STOCK. tax eighty, 2-o4
mn Scott, e. impis, tax eighty and
ssssS .ons, Z, u
I.sss .I''as ~ 1 II $3.50 " eisu.y ala
\ Y -,s's .,..s.
2 ssg 4; w ~ ~ ~ slosA' ~ clgiil5
,g..a, .' IA ~; .g9s' - -,
49,, 81 ~ = aA4 9''oiN' 'aA's y
~ :. s;'..s si-' (, $4,000 ...,
.9s., M. : 5 A''t's9 "1u S'o'A' 'aAes
XXI .41 80.
a.si,+., ~, 9 9'1''' $500 10y ~
s@N'
4.al..ar 4..i., i 3sn 81 - =.
IS ~ hi ~ \ !. ls's = ~
,l,tgeao ~ sse--.- GROVER Giid
,.-l;sls az Governor br the asionishi
na;oFitv of aea,.l. 4sya Anna.
4i.N.-s..,
.llouss'l llss ~ 4 q ~
AIDES Aryiile, inptalaHd steel, taxes
eighty, 3.24. A'
aaunisse John Bapiisis ssorsi tag g !,
' eighty and elgiitY'ene' s'e7, o. u,
Jeans ltoet, lmpts, taxes elsh' ! w ~ ~
johnson j " acres ! = \, - = Z = ~
= a sec "a 1 z B / 4 Y, 'aA e'ssp'll
and eighty-one io.o0. We
Jshnson Josiah, slock, iazeighty and ale'
eighty-one, 9Gs90 e
Johnson Mitchell 4 stock, tax eighty Nc.
and eigbty-one 81. !
Zones Jesse, impls taxes eighty S.5a. g
Janes J r, inipts and stock, taxes OF "a
eighty, 800
Japes NathanA iHPls and stges, Siasx
i5-afs7f ii ftF-oiie 4. 81
a f4f r.
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Moss Adam, impts, taxes eighty aud
eighty-one, 4 98.
Moss Henderson, impts and stock, lax
eighty and eighty-one, 5 50.
Moss Sandy, stock, taxes eighty and
eighty-one, 3S4.
Mouton Ambrose, stock, tax so, 4 g. 81
Murphy Ira, stock, taxes eighty aud
oighty-one, 4 So.
Myers ii I steam saw mill, taxsO, 9 90.
Meyers Howell, impts and stock, tax
eighty, ? %.
ne is sill pushed ahead. Isnty ana
al he magnitude of the ~. a.
e can't well be apprec
initiated, without seeing !
J N III details here, 80 as TO rend,
,iail magnitude, financially an
'5EIaIis Mould, fear, consume tc
"a !; bur valuable space. How
Eli, me TO say:
~. 80 /; sieu and Vernon Railroa
- not organized exelnsiv,
eieiiai purpose of Log hauIin.
3load Fin line will run throng
lgltX nf the great Yells-r
lorq Western Toniss.es ~ sec .
market and Stock taxes
s7ghty-one 81 u.
~ Thos, stock, taxes SO So.
afland p, stock, taxes SO, 2 %.
cod Jas w, iupts and stock, tax
eighty and eighty-one, 4 72.
4 McAIahan Jas Il, $50 acres Sl-2 OF q
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m Geo, ir, (c.lgiEvOOE!Ss
Isaac, S

Groct, taxes 80, 1 Ga.
d PRO JP, VIA of block 10 Of
: roo S d, being square OF
/. 80 feet Ne corner Of Ann and
y Belden street, taxes 80, zoe.
RYAN Jacob, 334l acres land, parish
tax only, 50, and 81, "a As.
Ryan Jas !, 4 acres bought Of Jacob
Ryan, taxes eighty, %.
Ryan J L, $50 acres near Corp. line
on Bayou Ghoupique, tax eighty
aud eighty-one, taxes II a..
RYAN g. Gieary sec 8 and10 T 6 S II
9. w, parish tax, SO, 81, q 90.
Ryan VIM, impts, taxes S0,56l, ? Y,
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miscellaneous CARDS.
HIE's FERRY & STORE,
ONE MILE ABOVE
Lake C1aEle B-
On An Calcnslen 70

VI lIE NaIliI7IuH ItIFsI.
rJNHB undersigned wishes to inform the tray
Il cling public and stock drogsrs thar he
has put his Ferry and Beet gpens in good re-
pair, and Is ready to accommodate oil who
may wish to cross with him, with everything
that is generally required BY stock men and
travellers. IIe has a large Flat, suitable Tor
crossing any kind OF Stock also two chain
boomsS for swimming. Pasturage on each
side of the river, free Of charge. Keeps con-
stHntly on hand a mi supply OF Groceries and
Forage, at tlleSyeTy lowest prices.
B. NIX.
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W, bought OF Dave wingate and estate OF
II Fscoubas, 6 40
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- TTdTew. SO acrs sec 5 7 6s R 7 ", . g. 90
,,anDirer II P, 70 acrs sec I2T3 S RI V, ~.
PERI eII T1ia8e, 100 acr, sec 14T11 s R12w 22S'
Perkins Jerry. improvements, ~;
Perkins 5 W, impts and stock, ~; zoo
Perkins Sol, 181 acrs sec 3 I : X ~ W. W.
p Allen. impts and stock, 90.
Perkins Darby, stock, g.
Perkins Joel. stock, 70.
PerKins,J II. impts and st2GEt5BA
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IaoEson July, 4 20 acres n . II Of sec
"a T5 SIR y w, taxes eighiy. aud
enshtq-Qpe So - N'AoNSi ~
ss1Iu governor By the asi0nisll
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ToodHan Ghas, 100 acres on English Bayou
sec n 9SR7 West, 60. ,,.,..,.
,,,,sIofr Heirs and representatives, 1854 acres
cIa IAN OF CeIestin Lavergue =, III sec yea J, ~
TsSR3 ", and sec 40 T $ Il " Low ~, So,
ZoIler Laurence, 100 acres on LngilSA D"so
soc IS T gS r : west, So. os
---sf,F Trn and LYONS d B. SIC acres secs -
Wepp Jh " IN ~ 9 i, q u,
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PERSONAL,

Stanley, the explorer, goes back to Africa
next year.
Carlisle, OF Kentucky, able free trader, is
sitting up o nights to nurse his promising
boom.
Mrs. Frances NJ. Scoville. sister OF Gui.
teau, lectured to 200 people in London,
Ontario.
James Gordon Bennett is vigorously
pushing tho preliminarica for the new
transatlantic cable.
Rev. Chas. Sturgeon, Jr., son Of the ia.
nous English preacher, has made favor.
able impression in Philadelphia.
Mcpherson isthought to have through
ticket for the Senate from the recently
elected Legislature OF New Jersey.
Colonel Jack Haverly varies the old
theatrical advertising dodge little by al.
lowing his vile to have her diamonds
stolen.
Congressman Page and several other
members Of the Commerce Committee will
not BIO present ut roll call when the new
House meets. River and Harbor bill.
Rayard is wondering whether tho match
tax and the match monopoly will ever be.
come so popular in his day that Delaware
will be allowed to furnish the Democratic
candidate for the Presidency.
President Arthur's only daughter is at
the Soldiers Home cottage, and is soon to
20 to Washington school. The President
suggested that she should have n goyerncss,
but the little "nine-ycar.old' remarked very
/. decidedly, that She "wantcd to know some
other little girls" and much preferred to
20 to school. The President smiled antl
yielded. :.
Secretary Chandler, on being asked for
his opinion Of the political situation, told
astory about a New Hampshire man who
was SO in that 4 consultation Of physicians
was called. The patient was anxious to
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BEAkeAST BUDGET,
C ice crop is predicted.

4 large ice crop is predicted.
llelltown is the understanding name Of
Il Covington, Ky, suburb.
A Philadelphia man who hanged him
sell in Fairmont Park LEI. his heart to his
wife and his body to the doctors.
In California, walnut trees are grown as
u regular crop. Ten years growth produc, $
tree twenty inches in diameter.
A Kentucky woman combed her hus-
bands hair with chair and was sent 10
jail to get the kink out OF her temper.
1t is law among certain tribes OF In
dams, rs the Omat.as, Iowas, Otos and Mis-
souris, that widow must remain single
four years before remarryins.
The survivors Of the Confederate G ene,al
John II. Morgan's command, numbering
about 300, have joined permanent organ
ization and will hold a reunion next sum
iIer.
Montgomery Blair, having been defeated
Tor Congress, isadviscd by the Philadelphia
Pres to turn his attention 10 tcrrapin
raising Or he might make one more effort
TO raise Mr.. Tilden from the grave.
TIE managers OF the Royal Library Mt
Stockholm are about 10 sell 5000 dupli-
Gates OF old and very rare books, princi-
pally German. Most OF them were among
the spoils fthe Thirty Years War.
Within the last three or ionr years the
mania for collecting photographs oiactresses
celebrated ior their grace and beauty, or
Tor their genius has assumed enormous
proportions. ,auauscheck was the first
big hit in this country.
The Louisville Couricr.J Journal hopes
"that no such incapable rs New will be al
lowed to succeed such an incapable as Fol-
ger in the Secretarys:.ip." Judge Folger's
incapacily has been shown only us 4 cum
didate; as a Secretary be holds UP his end
with dignity and ability.
The net result OF the late election i'll Iii.
nois is Republican State Treasurer, n
Democratic Superintendent OF Public In.
strnction, eleven Republican, eight Demo
cratic, and one Independent, Congressman,
and Republican majority in both
branches OF the Thir.y-third General As.
sembly, with Republican majority OF
twelve on joint ballot wherewi,h to elect n
Republican United States Senator 10 sue.
coed David Davis. The amendment pro.
vldins for the cession OF the Illinois 4
Michigan Canal 10 the United States is un.
doubleday ratified, but the proposed APP
preparation OF S53l,7lo for the purpose OF
completing the sta,e-IIouse ut Springfield
probably defeated by large majority.
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PRESIDENT ARTHUR is to-day tho most
advised man in America. II he has burnt
some midnight oil over the recent election
returns, rs doubtless he has, he has read
therein the advice OF hepeoplc. The voice
is clear and strong. Ii the President will
hear and heed It It will be OF service 10
him. The Republican party has marked
out its course, and since the party is not
willing to travel with the President, the
President will do well to dccidcto 80 along
with the party. .....
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DgMocnArs ought to stop burdcnlng the
air with demands Tor tariff reform" De.
strnction Is not reform in the accepted
sense. The Republican party agreed to
reform the schedule Of duties on imports
when It voted for commission to lay the
necessary foundation.
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SILVER CnrtK, \. Y, February 9. 1850.
GESrs-I have been very low, und have
tried everything, to no advantage. heard
your Hop Bitters recommended by so many,
concluded to give them trial. | did and
now am around, and constantly improving,
and am nearly as strong as ever.
Trs&w W. II. WELLER.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-16

Mn. RANDALL. is beginning to realize
what it is to belong to the small protection.
list eud Of big free trade party. The
Democratic organs arc mixing some TN.
kind, not to say killing, remarks with ref.
erence to Samuel. They don't even re-
member to his credit that once upon Il
time he carved ont Il Ways and Means
Committee with Fernando Wood as il
irontispiece, and that Mr.. Wood worked
of tariff mosaic which has not ceased to
be the wonder Of the age
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-16

learn the real opinion OF the men Of mcdl.
cine, md SO directed his servant 70 conceal
himself inthe consultation room and re.
port what be overheard. The fellow came
back and said he could not understand
mitch Of the conversation, except that there
was good deal Of talk Of what the at.
topsy would show.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-16
DRIFT OF OPINION,
Ahscnt, Hut Accounted For.

Philadelphia Press.
Eleven New York counties, containing oyer
hnlf OF the vote Of the State, show n gain Of
1890 In Cleveland's vote over Hancock, six
small Republican counties return loss Of
l,GlO IN Cleveland's vote as compared with
Hancock's; bat the Increase In Cleyeland's
majority over 1lancocks in these counties
was 1880. OF this majority 1880, less
than 10 per cent was due to more Democrats,
the rest was due to LEGS l'epublicans-at the
bofis '"a a. .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-16
WHEELING, ", Va. NoyEMNEn 10, 1857.

II everythinggoes right in 81 the Demo
cmtic party will have lively interest In
that Erie physicians revival OF the lost
art Of mummylying the dear departed.
And what n handsome contract that will
be for q new enterprise ~