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DEATHS.
Dssta. Pres--- Tributes, se.. 10 cts. a Lin

c0WAN.-in Baltimore, On June 2ist, Joshua
cowAn, In the 72d year Of his age, fortnsly Of
Pikesyille, this county.
BUTLER.-0n Sunday, June 25th, Sarah Butler,
In the 18th year Of her age, beloved wife Of
Joseph Butler.
c0LEMAN.-0n June 2ith, near Pikesyille,
Martin Coleman.
H0PKINs.--At wavsrly, June 23i, David c.
Hopkins. In the 18th year Of his ago.
NUNT.-0n June 18th, AZ the residence Of bic
son, Shrewsbury Pa. John W. Hunt, Of Ray
vile, Nd, in the Ssth year Of his age.
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So-low time ahirls away as We get on in
years. II seems but yesterday that tie centen-
NAL was 50 grandly celebrated in Philadelphia,
and now that city is preparing for bi.cenienniai
In October next
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es-A motion for nss trial in the Farrou-
Negiey libel ease vas argued before the ciseui,
cOartfOr washing,On county last ueek. ihs grounds
being that Of the Jurors Who tried the case is
. relative of Senator Farrow, and also that the
damages (S3.oOo) were excessive. The court re-
fused to grant the motion and the case will nov
70 Sp 70 the Court Of Appeals.
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rs-whsn eandida,,s for Office know that . man /,

Gswhsn candidates for Office know that man
Is not registered they save their dimes up tl they
come across . fail-eedged voter, then they make
the ;ss-srsa~ pass freely. Al who are fond Of
being treated to good cigar. cool lemonade, q
schooner Of i,s-wstsr, pounded mint. or punched
milk, or even . good cordial shake Of the hand,
from struggling candidate for oiies. 20 and &c,
Registered just the arss chance you have. csndi-
assss' treats are voluntary Subscriptions 10 help
the party, and registered voters are the only ones
trnafed.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-07-01

szS-AlthOugh the supply Of labor in this eoun.
try 10 already somewhat In excess Of the demand,
We are importing labor at an unprecedented rate.
Our only hope Of safe deliveranee from serious
trouble Is in our millions Of untitled acres
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-07-01
Twelfth District.

At MICHAEL ADAMS, CANTON,
Ga Taesday, Jaiy llh, aad Monday sad Tas.day,
AsyHsf lik aud l5k:
At MRS. WATERS. FORKS OF BACK AND
MIDDLE RIVER ROADS,
GA Hsfae.day, Jaiy lefk. aud Wedns.afay.
August l6fk
AT JOHN DREsSILs, GARDENvILLE.
o. Tksr.day, JHiy l3,l. aad Thursday. AHg. l5fh:
At J. N. SMITHS. PUTTY HILL.
Oa Friday, Jaiy lifk, and Friday. August Istl ;
AT AUGUST GLEUE'S, scHoNE's HILL,
On Saturday. Jaiy l5fi, and Saturday, Asy. l9fk.
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zS- Hon. WIN. DeanisOn. one q the founders
Of the Republican party and well known as the
War Governor Of Ohio, died lately at coiumbus,
aged 60 years. lie was Postmaster General under
President Johnson's administration, and held other
Offices Of honor and trust. lie was good man In
every respect, and In his death the Buckeye State
ha, Lost one Of her best and most honored citizens
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-07-01

Richardson, one Of the city letter carriers and .,
one time citizen Of Mt. Washington, deserve. the
credit Of having the Grand Army eneampmsn,
held in Baltimore. Honor 90 whom honor IL due.
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R. r. Boarman. Attorney, TOw,Oniown.
TRUSTEES SALE

TRUsTEEs' SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE OF THE LATE
CARY MccLELLAND. DECEASED. a,
= LOCATED NRARcALyERT0N, IN
u BALTIMORE COUNTY. -
The undersisnsd, Trustees, having 6led their
bond, which vas duly approved BY the Circuit
Court for Balsimore county. sitting In Equity.
undsr the power contained In the last will and
lament Of said Cary Mecleliand. late Of Baiii-
more county, deceased, and ~ Trustees 10 carry
out the trust specified therein, will offer at public
auction, on the premises, on
Wsdsesisy. fks l2fk day Of Jaiy, 4. ID. 1852,
Al the hour Of o'clock p. NJ,
ALL THAT PARCEL OR LOT OF GROUND,
situate on the corner Of Caiverton road and
franklin street extended. near the city limits,
CONTAINING THREE AND 0NE-FIFTH
ACRES Oh LAND. MORE OR LESS.
HANDSOME KEsIDESCR
Of the late Cary McCisiand, deceased, Surround
cd By gardens, and orchards Of choice fruit. The
dwelling was built at cost Of over $50 600, three
stories high, Of Baltimore pressed brick, With mar.
bic trimmings, With three-story back building.
twe-ssery bay windows, large side porches, and
contains nineteen rooms, and IL one Of the most
tAstsfsiiy constructed and conveniently arranged
residences In and around Baltimore city. There
is also large ice house, gas works, granary, car
rage house. and every possible convenience Of q
fne saburban rcsidenee
There 10 aiso on said property another
DWELLING HOUSE,
built Of pressed brick. elegantly hnishsd, con-
tanning ten rooms, with large front and side yards
All the buildings are In hrst-elass condition, and
may be seen By any one applying on the premises.
This property 10 beautifully situated within Q
fsw moment walk Of the Caivsrton Depot on the
Baltimore and Potomac Railroad. and also near
line Of Horss Cars running 20 the centre Of the
city.
The location 10 high, healthy, and lie proximity
10 The city makes % very desirable property.
Plat Of this property win 10 exhibited on the
day Of sale. and before. u desired 10 be seen.
deposit Of $500 will be required of the pur-
chaser on the day Of sale.
AT THE SAME PLACE,
ksd immediatsiy amer the sale Of The ar.t de-.
serbsd piece or parcel Of land, the said Tras,sss
A Ior OF GROUND,
situate at the intersectisn Of CAivsrton read and
Rayetts street extended, fronting % the Caivsr.
ton road one hundred and shy feet with depth
Of tso hundred feat, binding % Faysiis street
sxtsedsd. This lot u unimprovsd. Il is well
located and is chance 10 make paying inve't-
ment.
A cash d.po.i, Of saoO viii be required TO be
made on day Of sale.
TERMS OF sALE.-One- third Cash on the
rafiaeation Il sale; ens-third In six and balance
IN twelve months, The credit payments 10 bear In
tsres frem day Of sale, 90 ali cash 81 the option
n. Il. nOARMAN. -
EDWARD ,. sUfRR, HaAss''
JOHN s. BTDDIs0N, Arciionssr.
: JAY Liza
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Heennsl niafrief-

AT wM. 7. PIEL's. WHITE GROUNDS,
On Taesafay and Wednesday. JHiy liza aud I2ih,
aud Monday aad Tae.day. Aug. la aHd IsiL
AT wM. Y. wELLER's. GRANITE,
U" ThHrsday, JHiy l3ih, aud Wsdsesfsy and
Thursday. August l6fA and l1th:
AT RANDALLST0wN,
OA Friday and Saturday, .Jaiy Ia and I5tk, and
Friday aad !Safursiag, August lsh aHd i9fL.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-07-01
Third District.

AT BARToN's STORE. wooDBERRY,
On Taesdsy, Jaiy Ia, and MoHdsy. AHg. IlfL ;
AT GoDMAN's STORE, CLIFTON,
Oa WsdHesfay and thursday, Juiy l2h aHd I3h,
aud Tuesday. August I5fk;
AT JOS. HALSTEAD'S MILE HOUSE, REFS.
TERsT0wN ROAD,
On Friday, Jaiy I4fh, aMd "Wednesday, Avg i6sk :
AT. AUGUST F0wNER's T.MTLE HOUSE.
REISTERsTOwN ROAD,
o. Saiarday. yaig l5ih. asd Thursday. Asg. I7th .
AT GEORGE II. ELDERS, GREEN SPRING
FARM.
Oa Fei'',y oHd Saturday, Asy. Ish osd Ia,k.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-07-01

srs-GOv. Hamilton has RENTED the zines inn
posed upon two violators Of the local option Law,
one in Prince Georges and the other in Mont
gomery county. This does not seem to be god
,..t;.v
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-07-01

eo-During thunder storm on Thursday Of
last week the figure Of the soldier surmouniins the
Confederate monument in Columbia, $. c., was
struck By lightning. dashed to the ground ard de-
uaIisheI
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-07-01

Ta- Whole families Of Americans Who have never
seen any portion Of this eOntinsni sxeep, Few Of
the seabOard States are nov jOurneying through
"YIrrup," az II life held no other possibility half
90 ysisshis "a : sight Of NEEDY ruins.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-07-01

rs-we do not wish to insinuste, bat We would
gently remind our neighbor. the editor Of the
Journal, that he forgot TO notice the death Of our
mutual friend. Col Cole. editor and proprietor Of
the Maryi-ad raioH. Iii not yet too late TO do,.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-07-01

S0-The sis,e Of Iowa voted on Tuesday on the
constitutional amendment prohibiting the sale Of
liquor in that State and the amendment was adopt
Cd By . majority Of near $1,000.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-07-01
First District

AT ADAM DIETRIcH's, cARRoLLT0N,
Ga Taesday aAd Wsdassday. Jaiy Ilh aHd I2fL,
aad Monday and THe.fay. Aag. 1th and l5tl
AT HENRY McD0NALD'S CATONsvII.LE
HOTEL.
Dc TAHrsfay aHd Friday. JAY i3A aad liti, aud
WsdHe.day aud TkHrsiay, lng. i6ih and l7h.
AT MccAULEY'S COOPER SHOPS, NEAR
GAMBRILL'S MILLS,
On SafHray, JHiy l5tl. aud Friday and .Saiursiay,
AHqHsi 1sM aud 1871.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-07-01
FOurih District.

AT F0wBLESBURG,
Ga Tuesday. Jsiy IiA. and Moaday, Asg Iik
At OwINGS' MILLS,
OS Wssiaesfey. Jaiy l2,i. aud Ta,.fay. Aay. Istk
AT SlIRIvERS STORE, REISTERsTOwN,
o. Th"r.fay. Friday aRd !Iaisr,fsy J.sly I3,i
Ia a.d ls'i. aud Ws,iassfsy, TL~rsaay,
Friday "ad Saturday, dagHsf IG,L,
i7fh, ISL aHd Iaih.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-07-01

ar A Western Democrats newspaper, speak
Ing Of the talk Of nominating Gen. Hancock in
1854, says ii, would be like feeding the Demoe-
raey a dish Of warmed over hash"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-07-01

e1-Rsv. John PoisaI, . wsIl-known preashsr
Of the NeihOdist Episcopal Church South, died at
his residsnss. In Bai,lmcre, on Sunday nigh, last.
In the roth year Of his age.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-07-01
Farm Sold.

DR.. james II. Wilson has sold bis farm, situated
near sparks Station, n. &. X. H.. TO Mrs. Ella q.
wicks, for 81 500 Il contains ??i acre. aud has
good Improvements upoa u.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-07-01
Ninth District.

AT OFFICE ADJOINING POLICE STATION,
WAVERLY,
Os Tsssfry, Jsiy Tia, asd Moa,fay aad Tse.,fav.
August ith aad l5tL
AT JUSTICE D0RSEY'S, ROLAND AVENUE.
HAMPDEN.
Oa Wsiasssfas. Jaiy l2fl. aHd Ws.isssday,
iHgssf i6fk
AT :; J. R0BINSoN'S. YORK ROAD. Tow
sONTOwN.
Ga Tiarsiay. Jsiy i3fL, aad Tiar.siss, Ava. I;iL:
AT co0PER'S COTTAGE. BOUNDARY AVE,
NEAR YORK ROAD,
Ga Friday. Jais lt,L, aad Friday. AsyH.f iSfi :
AT ". cO0PER'S. FALLS ROAD, CORNER
LAKE AVENUE,
o. Saturday, J"iy i5'L, aHf Saturday, AHg ia,k.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-07-01

n1-'If advice was worth ten cents yard Pres.
ident Arthur would be the richest man in America"
The Baltimore Amerieaa mOdestiy contributes an
"m'' or two every day.
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Miscellaneous.
DEGIsTRATION NOTICE
VOTERS OF BALTIC. COUNTY.
PusiisAsa sy AMi.orisv Of me ReOisssr..

Notice Is hereby given BY the undersigned,
0aieers Of Registraiion for the different Election
Districts Of Baltimore county. that In accordance
with the late Act Of the General Assembly Of Mary
land. they will sit. each In their respective ais
triets, for the purpose Of registering all qualified
voters Of said county at the following places and
at the following times.
FOR THE FIRST SUMMER SITTING, In Iss2,
Being FIVE DAYS IN JULY, via; 18th, 18th,
18th. 18th aud 18th, and SIX DAYS IN AU-
GUST, via: 18th, l5ih, 10th, 18th, 18th
and 10Th, from the hour Of s A. N.
TO the hour Of =. N. each
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-07-01

zS-what malicious individual Infatuated that
there were only twenty-five days allowed for reg.
istcring In the counties! The ways % the heather
chinee are peculiar.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-07-01

5zc-A disappointed apPlean, for position in
the Baltimore pos,oiiee thinks he failed because
he was not q. A. r. member. lie now calls this
organization n Grab All the Nations party.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-07-01

s1o-President Arthur and party Of Senators
enjoyed little ''hshing fetch" Ia West Virginia
last week. They had good time but We wouldn't
like TO say how many ish were taken.
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Eleventh District.

AT u. W. ADY's. HARTFORD PIKE,
Oa Tae.fay. Wsdas.day and TLHrsday, .JHiy Ii,k,
l2h aad l3ik, aad TLHrsisy, Friday aad
Saturday. iHg. i1fk. ISil and l9ik;
AT A. w0LfE'S, RIDGELY'S FORGE,
Oa Friday and .Sa'Hyday. .jaiy In aad I5tL, and
Monday. Tse.doy .'ad Wedas.day,
AHy. Iiih, I5k aad I6ik.
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DROPOSALS

July lit.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-07-01

es-Ths Democratic State convention Of Psns.
syIvania met =, Harrisburg on Wednesday and
nominated Robert y. Paitison, Of PhilsdslPhia,
for Governor.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-07-01
Tenth Distrief.

AT SAMUEL M0ORE's STORE, NEAR ST.
JAMES,
Oh T"s.i'y. We'i-e.stry asd T2Hr.o'ly, Jaiy iI,i,
i2h a~d 1871. aad Moa'iay, Tse.doy asd wed.
Hs.i"y, AHJa.i Iifh. i5b aud 10Th:
AT SUNNYBR00K,
Ga Friday aad Saturday, Jaiy liza aad I5tk, asd
THrsday. Friday aai Saturday. aHy.
I.fl, lSh and IgfL
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cs-The unterriaed have another plank for their
1854 platform. They will sharply arraign the
Administration for furnishing soap 10 Indians.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-07-01
sixth District.

At =. L. MERRIHEN's STORE, MIDDLE
TOWN.
Ia T"s.'fiy "Wednesday. Thursday, FSi.tsy and
Saturday. JHiy ilth, l2'L, 1871, Iih and i5tL,
"ad Soa'isy. THs.iay, H,fae.fss, TIHr..
day. Friday aRd Saturday. AHg. II,I,
i5ih, i6fi, l7h. IsiL aad I9h.
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Fiffl, DiSfrief.

AT THE WHITE HOUSE,
Ga Tass'fgy. Weis,.day. Thar.day, Fr;sE.y and
S'''"r'tsy. J@iy lI,h. I2Lh, l3ii, iifk sHd istk,
and Nsaday, Tuesday. rsiss.fsy, TKar..
lay. Friday o@d Sat~rsiay. isg~.t
lhL, I5fL, 10th, l7fh, Isfk, I9fh.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-07-01

Fine measured work a, short notice and guaran-
teed 10 give sa,isfaetion. Gents Water Proof Leg
gings and Riding Boots, La Crosse and Running
Shoes, &C., &c. July I,'s2y.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-07-01

o0-Af The annusl commencement Of Unisn
College. sehsasssady. y. y. on Wednesday, the
degree Of IL. D. was ssnfsusd On Prssident
ArfhmF.
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New Advertisements.
EOUnTIi OF JULY.

DON'T FORGET THE PICNIC and DANCE
at GRo0M'S DAIRY GROVE, Towsontown.
The Committee will use their utmost endeavors to
make IL Pieasurabie affair.
q. =. WHEELER, JR.,
c. W. BOARMAN,
rRAEk BURKE,
July I.--it.l Committee.
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DEsIRABLE PROPERTY
PRIVATE SALE.

A very desirable HOUSE AND LOT In the
village % P;kssvllle, on the Rsistsrstown n.
= turnpike, belonging 10 the estate Of -
j: the late Mrs. Ksndig. for further
particulars and terms apply 90
LONGNRcKgR BROS,
UxIos 0lAcs, Towsontoun, Nd.
Jan.7.-tf.
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V,RUSTEE's SALE
IL
A VALUABLE FARM IN THE ELEVENTH
DISTRICT OF BALTIMORE COUNTY.
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es-It win be remembered that short time
ago the tOun of Prince Frederick. Calvert county,
Nd. wss visited BY Gre which destroyed every
house In the place except seven. Among the burn
ed buildlngs Was the court house. Since the Gre
the Episcopal rectory, which vas unoseupisd 81
the time. On Monday night this bailding was
Cred and entirely sess~nsi. together with al the
valuable papers. books. &e., sAssi from the for
nsr Gre, and others which had since ssssmslaisd.
The psefis sf the county ars very Indignant and
Tia hoped the iassAdlsry may b caught Il 10
nor thoushs the ani Gre origina,sd In The same
way.
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keYenfh nisfricf.

AT ELI SIMPSONS,
Oa Tae..fay s@d Wsaas~iry, JHiy IIh a-d Ie,L,
"ad Moafay. Tss.day and Hi,sfA,s,say,
Aagaa ilih, Ijih aHd i6,L:
AT PLEASANT HUNTERS,
%" ThHr.'tay. Friday asd Saturday, Jaiy i3il,
la and Ijti, aad Thar.day Friday and
Saturday, Aug. I7tL, lsh c~d 1874.
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Eighth District.

AT cOcKEYsvILLE HOTEL,
u" Tassfay. Ws'fss.'fay aai Thursday, Jaly Iith,
i?th aHd iS'h, aud Noaday, Tas.day, We'd.
assday asd Thursday. AagHsf IliL,
15fL. 1Gh aud l7h:
AT CHAS. o. JOCKEYS lO.MILE HOUSE,
YORK ROAD,
On Friday asd Saturday. Jaly iih aHd I5tL, and
Friday aAd Saturday. Asg. lsh aHd i9L.
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Ton SALE.

An IRRRDKRMABLR GROUND RENT IN
Towsoniown. TWELVE DOLLARS PER AN
NUN. Very desirable. Apply %
FENDALL \ MITCHELL,
Attorneys a. Law, smsdlsy Row, Tousontown.
NAY es-lf
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-07-01

sicknssslasi week. Toe masA ainsinsaiien" saisr
did q.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-11-16

The Legislature yesterday gave en-
phatic Endorsement to the admirable
administration of ex Governor COlquitt
by electing him to the United States
Senate for the long term on the first
ballot, taken in joint convention. As
Governor, Senator-elect Colquitt has for
six years guarded well and faithfully the
interest and welfare of Georgia, and that
he will do the same with zeal, watchful-
ness and ability in the Higher House Of
tue Federal Legislature, can not be
doubted.
1t would have been a graceful tribute
to the memory of the lamented Hill had
the Legislature seen fit to have chosen
Mr. B. H. Hill to ill the vacancy
caused by the death of his father. Our
Representatives thought. however, that
the interests of the State would be better
subserved by giving that position to
Hon. Pope Barrow, of Athens. Mr..
Barrow has proven both in the Legisla-
ture and in the private walks of life that
he is fully capable to discharge the
duties of this high position, and that he
Is in every way worthy the honor thus
conferred upon him.
But the choice made in each case was
anticipated, and 1t my be safely pre-
dicted, therefore, that in both the short
term of the Forty seventh and long term
of the Forty-eighth Congresses, Georgia
will be represented in the United States
Senate with dignity and honor.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-11-16

The Boston Post cites the fact that one
of the most important results of Tues
DAYS victory, so far as the Democratic
patty is concerned, consists in the fact
that in the next House there will be q
majority of Democratic States. The sig
nificance of this result lies in this: In
case there should be three candidates for
President in 1884. and the electoral vote
should be divided among them, so that
no one would have clear majority over
all, the House will, by constitutional
provision, be called upon to elect a
President. This is done by each State
casting one vote, and that vote is deter
mined blythe delegation from that State
in the House. In addition to the relia-
bly, Democratic States, there will this
time be New York, Pennsylvania,
Indiana, Ohio, California, Connecticut,
Michigan, and probably Wisconsin and
Illinois. In case there should be stall
wart and half breed candidate for the
Presidency, two years hence, and no
election 10y the people, the House would
proceed to choose a Democrat.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-11-16

Gas is to have another opponent, it
seems, and the electric lights not to have
the field of opposition all to itself. A
company with large resources has re-
Gently been organized to make gas by
the decomposition of steam and liquid
hydro carbon on highly heated lime.
The operation produces almost pure by
drogen, which. being carburetted, results
in a gas of between 80 and so candle
power. The process, which was dis
covered by French chemist and i'm
proved by Polish one, is said to be eco
n0mical, and it is hoped that the new
gas will supersede coal for running en-
gines, and possibly in domestic heating
and cookery 1t is made without coal
oil being used in its preparation. 1t is
to be tested in New York by one or more
gas companies, and if it comes up to ex-
pectations, it will take the place of the
ordinary article.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-11-16

The reduction of taxation, the Sim
plifcation of tax laws, the insistance
upon the principle that revenue shall be
the object and protection only the Incl.
dent of tax laws are the obvious duties
OF the party assuming to administer the
affairs of our government. Under such
an administration, founded upon'such
principles and purified from the abuses
and corrupt influences which have caused
the Republican partyto fall to pieces in
the late elections, can see long course
of growing prosperity, happiness and
honor to our country, which will
strengthen the cause of self government
by the people all over the civilized
world. "-Senat0r Bdyard.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-11-16

Indications are multiplying that the
British cotton trade must, before long,
again undergo another period of deDres-
sion. Manufacturers in the Lancashire
districts are reported as already suffering
from overproduction. and the trade of
Manchester is decidedly unsatisfactory.
Messrs. Smith, Edwards & Co., in their
latest circular, declare that so respondent
a feeling has not existed in the latter
place for some years, and that the great
Eastern markets seem entirely oversup-
piled with goods. Moreover, they say,
there is only too much evidence that
Lancashire is producing more than the
world can absorb, and has been doing so
for at least year past" These are strong
statements, but, coming from such high
authority, are not likely to be beyond
the truth.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-11-16
ELECTRIC FACTS |
ClldrGn'S & Gents Underwear

We carry an immense stock of UNDERWEAR in every
desirable quality and do permit ourselves to be
undersold We also call attention to our UNLAUN-
DRIED SHIRTS We have them in three qualities and
the best values to he found. We carry full line or
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-11-16

CONGRESS meets in three weeks ana II
seems to be an understood thing that the
Radical majority is to vote for cutting
5own internal revenue taxation, tarin
rsvision. civil service REFORM ana max
ing political assessments for campaign
-5rnoses a crime. So it seems that the
:. cent cyclone threatens to convert our
Rsdical Forty-seventh Congress into an
mira Democratic body. If the Democrats
ere wise however. they will see to itthat
e If becomes a Democratic body at all
= must be Democratic all over, in name
- we'll as in deed. In other words, the
triumphant Democratic minority in that
bodv should treat only on terms OF aD'
eolute. unconditional and open surren-
der with the defeated and demon
allzed majority. No effort at Radical
stealing of Democratic thunder should
Ia eountenanced for a moment.