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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-07-08
Dissolution Of Copartn8r8hip.

YEyHE COPARTEEesHIP HERETOFORE tx
4 isting between Newman & Dietsnb4cner IN ne
barber business knozn as the Eureka Barber and
Bath House. situsted on street, between Second
and Third il dissolved BY mutual conseni. Mr..
Jake Diefenbaehsr will continue the business at the
old stand
saqrsnento. June 20, 1892. is23iAT4~s
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GENERAL NOTICES.
DeIicate. DeItcious and Refreshinc.

Delicate, Delicious and Refreshing.
The subtle soul of fragrance, delicate delicious and
is embodied in the true MURRAY &
LANMAN'S FLORIDA WATER. Science when it
produced this matchess perfume, Gagged in glass
prison the very spirit OF the flowers. Avoid the
worthless counterfets. ES Always ask for the
Florida Water prepared by Lanman & Kemp, New
York. jyS-1t
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CRACKERS & CORRECTIONS!

VI FISHER, NOS. 5GS AND $40 STREET,
zs Sacramento, has Just taken the Wholesale
Agency of the CALIFORNIA CRACKER COMPANY
Francisco prices, with difference in time and freight
in favor of purchasers. Also FISHERS CHOICE
CONNECTIONS. at lowest market rates. ie22-3p6m
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unT Gill pglIR Ann STEAM BATHS

For the cure of Rheumatism, Paralysis, st, Vitus
Dance, Dropsy, etc. Cold Sulphur for Dyspepsia,
Diseases Of the Stomach and Kidneys.
Scenery unsurpassed Climate mild and equabie
Consumptves generally improved in health, and
asthmatics are invariably relieved. Trout fishing in
the grounds Deer hunting in the immediate
vicinity. New Cottages for the better accommoda-
ton of guests Cooking is good.
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AErErN -
HOT MINERAL SPRINGS.

ASTTUATED 16 MILES EAST A <N)O
~ of st Helena, in Pope valley, spZMSA Il
Napa county. These waters closely ,..tssty<szA
resemble the Fms OF Germany in n
analysis and salutary effects.
They have cured many cases OF Heart, Kidney,
Spinal and Liver Diseases; also, Dys.
pepsia, JaundIce. Paralysis. Erysipelas
Rheumatism, Sc;atica. NeDraIEia, General
Debility, Bronchitis and Pulmonary Com
plants IN their early stages.
See pamphlet descriptive of ANALYSIS and cures at
the office OF J. a. BAUER, Esq, chemist and
apothecaly, Io1 Post street, san Francisco.
Board and Baths. $40 per week.
The 4Etna Springs stages will leave the depot at
ST. Helena daily upon the arrival of the at 80
A. " People leaving San Francisco at A. NJ. will
reach the Springs at P. II.
AZ FARE, 81.
w. ii. LEDELL, Proprietor.
Lidell Postofice, n apa county, Cal. je274p2
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SUMMER RESORTS.
ANDERsoN's SPRINGS,
LAKE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA.

NINETEEN MILES FROM 4 -@@o
~ Calistoga, Napa county; five 49,
miles from Mlddletown, and ten M ..ssrsyfa.A
miles from the Great Geysers. ai taistls.A2
between which and Anderson's
Springs there are good wagon roads.
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IMPORTANT RECOMMEND ATOMS.
Remarkable Cure of DrOpsy.

Remarkable Cure OF DrOpsy.
VALLEJO, June, 1882.
suffered intensely with Dropsy, and was induced
by Mr. Edgecomb to try Anderson's Springs, he
having been cured there after undergoing frghtful
agones being tapped three times before he reached
there; and am deeply grateful for taking his
advice, for sJch beneficial effect had the Springs
on me that l entirely cured, and advise all
vino may be suffering to try Anderson's Springs
KATE MACKAY.
Sight Restored.
A candid and weknown gentleman OF San Fran
cisco certifies briefly as follows:
May 81, 1882
al was cured of inflammation Of the eyes at An
derson's Springs, Lake county"
NJ j. DURNEY,
425 Brannan street, San Francisco
Many other cases of dropsy and paralysis, rheuu1-
atsm swelling of limbs and various other obstinate
cases OF chronic Diseases have been cured from year
to wear at the above named springs which are located
in Lake county, 10 miles from Calistoga.
Special regard is paid to the diet of guests, who
are literally furnished with good home cooking, etc.
send for further information. Address
ANDERSON q PATRIQUIN,
Andersons Springs Lake county, via Calistoga, CAL
3-TuThSu
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CoLoNRADE HOUSE,
No. 1880 Market Street,
SAN FRANCISCO.

ITO EASTERN AND COUNTRY TRAVELLERS
we call attention to this elegant frstclass house.
Rooms with Board 81 25 81 SO and g per day. Mar
ket street Cars pass the door. jel9-1m
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RESTAURANT DE FRANCE,

zAn K STREET, ADJoINIEG
4S5 the Metropolitan Theater. ezgISs5.z'sS
Handsome Private Rooms for parties. SH3SeIA
LOUIS PAYEN, Proprietor,
ie20-4D1m Formerly OF the Hotel de France.
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UUsT RECEIVED BY RAIL, FROM THE
% Eastern Markets: A Fine Line Ladies and
Gents Pocket Knives, Ladies' Scissors and Shears,
Corn Budding and Pruning Knives; Kitchen, Table
and Carving Knives; iechsnics Tools, House
Builders Hardware, Mosquito Bar Wire Cloth, Rub
Der Hose Lawn Mowers, Haying Tools, Grind
stones, Novelty and Eureka Clothes Wringers,
Manila and Sisal Rope, Twines, and general assor-
ment of FIRST CLASS HARDWARE, all Of which
will sell at the LOWEST MARKET RATES.
mi 4p1m GHAs. ZEiTLER.
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,INI0A LOTEI

SRcoND AND STREETS, SACRAMENTO,
= Cal. Rooms, 50 cents and 81 per day. Special
rateE by the month. Billiards, choice liquors and
cigars. Hot lunch daily from II A. n. till 2 P. N.
". o. C'JoE1 BOWERS,
;rfk
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TO LET OR FOR SALE.

Advertisements of I've lines IN this department. az
inserted fcr Is cents for one tns three times for
seuts or 7E cents per week.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-02
THE ARKANsAw TRAVELLER.
BY MRS. \. v- MYERS

Pass on. pass on may your travels De long. And may every one wish you God speed As you press on your journey, with ies, and
 with song.
 Meath the sparkling banner of Benham
 and Read. You drop al each door. like gorgeus boqset Of sweet. rare exotics. and fowers of the
 field Yo,. II always be welcome as blossoms n May As fragrant and sweet IS the fragrance YOU
 yield. s8 As pure as lily. tho sparkling ~ih faE, Each sentence and paragraph flashes with
 light. Your dress is as modes, and fair the moon. Asd ~c hai every number ~ith heartfelt
 delight. Like breath of the past is the legend snd
 song
 Which ike bright diadem graees vour
 brow Dear voices have sung i, in days ,ha, gone In the vast halls of nemory hear them cen Lake c2>ket of jewels your bright form ap-
 pears
 In ihe halls of ,he wealthy and homes of
 the poor: Your coming Is seicomcd ~iih shouts and
 ~Ith cheers.
 As the form of the earracr .pprosche. .he
 door. Youth bends wi:h dvligh, OCT your pages of And the dim eyes of age thro' ,hcir spec
 tacles peer. The .skAxsaw rRAysiER's beauties to see. And may they grow brighter from year unto
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-02
BOOK REVIEWS.

liSr ASn ApNk>rtE> oF tss>kkst RNN>. Ss~a2' s- Cs.. Css4s<s Aa interesting work oi aso psges, written hs an old sosnfade
 The book Is written in an easy style. and recounts the many hat-hfead,h es- apes of the martyr. ~ho was eutehercd 5y the spanish eommandes Buruel. NoN- eabcf |. iS-s. eenesal Rtaa served through the ciVii var on the union stde. and after ,,s close devoted his cncrGic> and litc to tho oauSe ei Cuban indepcnd- cnce In the work sS also an aecoun, spi the murder ot Iap,ain joseph Fly. ie- sethcr sith thirS-siN officers and sailorS os the L. S. S. Nirginu>
 Ina Nnta RaHewi. A sf-&s,fss ,s' -is, New F.rt \ sort Vi s4- pages R> hatie i-e Raren prsee ss cents
 The plot is. four wtlial young lad,e, who. with ihs-r aunt. whom ;hc, have taloled into acquic>tesSe with 'thctt mad desire to hes~me kehemsans. rent cot ;As se n the ~iias of ireland and tack up a >t.,n-boafd. " No mas permitted on ,hesc fltclnl>c,. The intruder comes al last. sn,efsapt> the dnne>,l, relations oi the ftr Bahemtan> and nnalls eartic> eti the .lfi .ia.AioF ai the novel c>, apade. he ,ian piqaant tll ai amusing ani udis- llnu> >I,uanons. i> ohaim1ngly told and "ell worth 4 pcfa>ai.
 tatta. .f9g hfN 8sss Sss4 EEs
 st fsa B.aAv \ teesnai oi mt>t,. as ana. ssi tna atera'afe
 tc1a ahound> n interesting matter for the musical ~ntld Is IuuriSins -,.i >s heal> and authors are able The notes and genetal musical news and news nus cellanA tfe ,, feature ot thc fnutnal ~hR h will make |, welcome ta every eulusated household. kc>ldc>. cscfN number ron tsins nc~ music wei ~os,h the ptiec oi >ub>e uption
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-02
CAPT F.. F.. STUBBS, Champion Rifle Shot of the World

the prime of life in the streets of Wash ington. He was promsted io Pluto m these words. which seem to have been prophetic:
 .f1t hring you Philip Barton kc, the Roman
 Iulis'> peer
 It may be added that the poe, secures leave of absence b, the intervention ot proserpinc. and returns tn the wake at Cayle.s. Now. has not Mir. Boudlnot Attended inadser,cntl, ,h,s story ~l,h hls recollection of ltke'> earlier snng winch was not sung at the wake at all There is nn mention made in the yer. full report of the festivities of any sans be,ag sung hy Ce,le We frankly knowledge the better opportunities for eorreo, lnintma- ton on this matter. that iic nj the ,;s.;,: of the FRAZIER and its correspondent. Nothing IS more welcome to Us than the rect,ncation oi mistakes m matters ef h.s- torical or litcrarN interest, and II ac are III error concerning the b,rth of the Arkan- saw melody we shall rcioiee to think that material enough has been furnished m this article ,o lead ia the easy correction of an erroneous opinion. and the corrobo- ration of the onginal statement of MT. RnudInot
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-02
A True Test.
Bill <ye. Boomerang


 \ writer m the e,hles of eoanship says = You want ,e kn.a whether or noi h, is dead gone On you: A,k him ;o button your glove. fine doit readily you may AS well look elsewhere: bu, f he goes ,o work ~ith fingers al thumbs. and tug and ,,rain: fl he teal ou' a bu,ton-hole or ;wo espec .aliy If hc scratch youf ~rls, once or twice. then lul may be sure ,ha, you've go, him and may pull hqm n A, your leisure This $ emncntly true II :, be done ooolly and m an abandoned style. you can oct there i5 no hope :,u' f he ,rernbles SO ,ha, hls teeth almost fali out. you can prognosiicaie iha' the day Is not far distant when he ~ll Aalk out .he iron; door of hiS oan heine and take 4 chew of tobacco al the iron, gaie whilc she surns the cat out. lof k the front door and buttons her o~n gloYe all at the same tune. These umid men are easy to cate h that way. bui they are abou, as doeile after ,hey are snarcd as 4 Numidian hon.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-02
Too Much About His Mother
Hotel Ai1ii.


 They were br,de and bridegroom and sat near me II Park avenue htbIr .Fhokc which. by the way. is tar aoo,e the aver. age hotel meal. hey hsd wasted some thing ike SS worth of food and had come to dessert. both nhbllng DIG. "A~fully nioc. George. lsnt II = she said II can't say like 1t. sad George ainiy. Why think |, eyer so niee, persisted the young ~lfe as she musscd Il up s,,h fork. ''lt isn't halt as nicc as :.ic pies my mother used -"' but before he could say more she interrupted with There you go aga,n with your everlasting mother, For mercy. goodness sakcs stop telling me wha; she could do. I'm sick and tired of hearing about her know there was never any one like her l know Ike said you know you ough, to be ashamed n And then came ,hc ho,. angry Iit,ie tears. pushing each 's:heF eut and running down her ohccks dchantly- "tear,.
 idle tears. What need io fell how she lei, the table. and how he sa, down in the reading room until the nigh, watehman came to put os, the lights ls there no, a lesson or A moral Ind in here ss'nc. where.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-02
The Fine Arkanssw Gentleman.
Elevated RA.!~ay Journal.

! d--
 In the AkxASsAw TRAvELER of the 18th inst there appears, from the pen oi F. (. Boudinot. brief notice of the cir cums,anoes attending the orlgin of Albert Fixes weli-kno~n song. The Arkansas Gentleman With grea, and becoming deference to Mir Boudinoi's recollection of the occasion tnat produced the josial melody, we are somewhat doubtful of the correctness of the gentleruan's renni seen ces. Ih.s scepaeisn may seem aadacious If 10 the authority of ,ha, gentleman be added the weight of our able and sprigh,- ly con,emporag's testimony fo1sg 4Aaykoz' confesses- when 'fiss Haydtastls assures that modes, gentleman she quite
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-02
Getting Particular
Nal Sticct Nrw

N Ai4 Street NrNks There w.,s Il time m ltttshatg when a man had onll Ia enter a >pccu,ators et iirc and e<hihi, a lump ot eoal h hnd ,, read, sale ioi hl> land. hu, that tlmc ~Il never return. \ representative nf the .Af;.s ~as seated i'll an ofilec n that oiA s few days ago when a stranger entered ~ith lump. placed Il un the table. and asked
 What ' that
 :. Caal. ~as the reply Do you own the land =
 fes. sit
 How much /"
 .' I~a hundred aotcs
 !" DId ,his ,o.d como itam your land 7 'he>. sir
 "Did you earr> II there :; ]" No. >ft.
 " l1d YOU take Il atf the surface ' No. >if ffnm >haii
 M as lhis the onty lump ei coal an your land =
 <u. >ir
 D,dn', you stop at ], ceal yard and ge, ,hi> lump
 No. slr
 Day you want to pa. ttoo to have that shaf, examined by an expert = ''No. sfr.
 Ah. good da,. >u Nou have hig thing. no doubt. but am runnlns lo bar. Icy thi> year.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-02
Smiles All Over.

f't@s g7~ NF me
 ople !. Reads nea papeE the ApkaS- AM TKAyFlFR. ,s bcfnr. The pubic l, s'ni!cs all over si,h the humorous likeness 4l. i,s papa. and |, ban'Ilng pf winch any paper man might be proud. opie's bnl- lant ~aik io the balcony ef pubiIc opn- ian saS been uninterrupted. and there are no people 6n earth that more re,oicc In hls success than Fls sld Kentucky home peo- pie. who -kno~T hun only 10 lean ;heir affee : iinDs upon pn-and. of course. ,o borroa a quarter from hen ,hey go 10 Arkansaa.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-02
From the Bottom of his Heart

NaTfEr ( uuHfN FrtIfN
 We waited imparIentIy forit> appearance and |, came .,t Last ople Rcad'> paper the ARkA<->W lENyIIIR.is before us and come up fully tn nut expectations. It's uch. fate and sraey and ial of pi,h and polnt From the bottom of ou, hcau wr wish H. as |, deeerYcs. an abundant success. Our people should subscribe ipt Il Il, "n.e.
 flour people van, a gcnu,nc enloyable paper ,e read. ihc} should Il once sul,- scnbc for the ARkASsAW ittttiIR edited by opie Read and published 4, litllc koek l, IS ne hly worth eioubic thc prioc oi sub scuptfon. two ,iailars per year.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-02
Couldn't be Expected 10 Know
EFehange.

\ certain clerk ID western village re- gently made the folioa,ng common, on Pocshon;as. Sad he:
 - be'raiortas was great man: F0ca- hont4s vas kind-hearred man
 Hold on" cred his companion. = Pocahontas was woman.
 '' She ~as. eh = said he Well. that's jus, my luck. How am expected to know never read the Bible
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-02
fts fottpsruY r,st,ts'- ..i tl.s -lsAd.ax
 f~-is441z ai S1 pf
THE ARkASsAW TRAVELLER

 Sf.o~ ,ha, the iliasafy aad hatapfoa. es.-i- lenes pf ih~ htAi ise1e ls msisisined fn ,h@ seeDnd.
 iHt GEtIBEs sEIt%OtE < haA efty uuFgblfth.d sDat' si A aiestInk he t@ern the ~rniu9g fftcf Wildcat, sad Gen Hafae, oi nl. army OLD ttEk1 ! s.ei@si tseiafaiipn of psss rtt,4.s -l.d fali i~ the ftssf SPECIAL lsfRDDrr ttfJS iips pp"f ssrhr ~as n'i+k4 q sl.fn bf a bad tp4f
 rhK~oS ~tciIoi As A nasri say ,o al saus~ ~th~ ea8sx Mhf hs 1sdat want ttss corn sn.fiifsas1
 t.Df.Df \ Fi%DLff~ tunofsas sk.teh sha.i ing boa tiapsesitfr is i9 .iii good ifttls b'ls oBfs8as s.f sunday school bnsk HE fkGfs WOMAN A 4,off af t,ses- far kriag @k9ss SftKtB hss .DHg hsra . ntys,stB te rseIst4on4#f.. fEkRfELI Dttft. The esly 4athrnt.e aaetsanf of fnr recent eaHgBtnAfy eosfiiat h~,~esn asiof fsafsr pf the s.s DsI.@n 71~Ss fsr-rgrrsl and Ma! PArsrt. Df the I,Says.e
 -WI.h id sa9~ed Ff-sotsr,ss F "A -sfsisR.'' sausi gs4 htasA-z- z 'fR es8fk~ II pays," nams < sueesst and -i'iastatios pro sers,a al ssari sse,ehss. introducing v4rlUas hnsnof04t shsfsriefa sBf ncifesta.
 fus .ffEt fep NArtfs. Comprising ast4elrs on n~sfiy es~ty inierex,- iag ssbjeei is dipped from ,s.e brs, papers tst. .siished fhis f~stasr of the AssAssAN TsAyeltk fs more eossgiete 4ad faofe inter estiny than ss tpaad asY other pa stion- .~ advertise. Rememb-f ihe price, sad of TRAVELLER is the sss, Publication sf the
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-02
A Rich Sosi

si ler f.et, Monate.
 How |, the soh ,n kansas = asked one "f group as the 'raseler paused
 Rlohcst n 'hc wuri-i.-~tt. 4.>-,he reply knoa New infk state man who went 'o kansas seven yeAfs aga. W,th only hfcen dollars m cash. and he ts no~ worth s,oosJ'
 "Whew. Wha, d,d he ral>e princi- paily ''i believe II was d cheek sir they coaldn'; eva Il, prove |, m ium. Ih'nk of a seii 'ha, vill rai,e 4 bank ehetk for siy5 sl..uoo, and in 4 baeksaid season q, tha,
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-02
$2 .oo Per Year. Cents Copy.
f441a! li.i pf e..aieots ai Sa 9f rHt. AKKANsaw TRAVELLER.

h - rllrare. %o sass.ssses ssra safs se .ts t3t t~ reading
 ofb WkRY @NKEs A~OInfk DGG i.tEtii9~ v PRINCIPLES What h. ~..1id tlo
 Ff~E oiD AHhs *~As sES fI-E3AS Es esrt SsL.st fasr ihe Iatspas .tts,s Ay rfsf-f-s f5s1+TnpF FsfsfFz t+1r r1frrtsfr .t3tt ~s gndsf !. t5Ief. th-- seag -se hsst anag HOkI ApOi Wii.Df Al fHt Ctf-E EkAfkD ~EHi%Di.I. iiiEt < srraP af fr5utsrf hfaiy's ne.ef bsfgts pai5ilsitrd ts>e1-E Lts- i-Aafsf -finsn some f7s, ago hf fhe eitpt fd tffs paper aaf fefs4fssish~6 nf f~s4a~st ' arir /~b' i.s faeHf5 las t.ern pronounced l., tfttses i9 l.. fh, mosi pathetic aegtp iltiset '."it5l 5li rsr4 sgfttrn
 s' kFRfsKD Dt Fffef~ e9apas ef fns n esa ssnied ta faase fepsfa'lvn ~sis' der ftng~fs
 .ik Nt ERiT 1Iis1 ls.at. ssf lumber cam. afsaa8 iAs gssr-r r.r..-AiI---s t..tn. sf .fH Fotfs ILLUSTRATORS ttf4nEe ttc.chrr .iso bafns suipbsf danng hf. ssfnsost
 EFFICACY Dr i'kAYEH Ho~ U s4A in- 7tfsfn.rt4i in.resarnisg stolen .sfeb. I8ng~st sge~rh e= record. Nsth ptatal asaid t,si stfH ssy hgi, .y ps" ike @atf~ .pfnas znd ~fsiifoytss IfnntrRA 4f~ short hgassout sssfet.ss and paragraph iaisss~iy inirteafing and htghis sfntsslnE.
 rHs ssLEs rED sAffss ia so ; fsf abs,e the sssfage he.spAp-r eeiertlons.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-02
And Repte with Clippings the Best Publications of the World

of old .as u D 1 : a .sd on the ri rao tamoi .ho read
  II aheathr
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-02

In ioglssiIle one house n ,htty la used for manufacturing purP9ses. higfto1 dd- 7setAsst.. A.H ,he ddae,nrey tcil us what the i.e.gis.llhans do ~lih inc purps,scs afier the, are manufactured. C,wbrIlgr IyibDsr
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-02

Doctor, and nackcrel haxe ,hls ia com mon. they are scldom eaggf; out of ihe,r e~n schools Hoffon IyanfeyibI
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-02
With Each issue

Spaiogheld Dhio %rs
 The iRKAssAW TR Rtsttfp I.a,le Rock Ark. improve ~Ith etdh l,suc T. one of the han'isaGnes, and best of Sunery pa perS. and that's saving gfea, deal
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-02

To Secure and Literary Publication Is but
 Expense.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1882-05-25
AN EXTRA SESSION.

The Governor has issued his proclamation
convening the General Assembly of South
Carolina in extra session, on the 9th OF June,
jor the purpose Of redistricting the State. This
action on the part of the Chief Executive, it
strikes US, will meet the hearty approval OF the
people. That the State should be redistricted
according to its Congressional apportionment,
before the next election, is fact generally
conceded; and, as it seems to be matter OF
necessity, the sooner the extra session is called
the better it will be-. But let the session be
short. 1t need not occupy more than SIX
days. No other legislation should be forced
upon it. Nor, with the experience OF the
past, do we think the present body should
attempt anything out of the line for which
they have been specially called together. The
present General Assembly, taken as whole
have already fully and practically demonstra'
ted their wisdom, without, in extra session,
going outside the line of duty for which the
special session is called.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1882-05-25

net Band Continental Brigade; Gen. NJ. P.
Taylor and staff Cadets of the Carolina
Military Institute; Cadets of the Kings
Mountain IN. C.) Military Institute; Hor-
nets, Nest Riflenen, Capt. Z. +. Young :;
Salisbury Rifles, Capt. Theodore Parker !;
Jenkins Rifles, Yorkville, S. c., Capt. J. r.
Lindsay; Butler Guards, Greenvile, S. G.,
Capt. 4. F.. McBee; Polk Rifles, Capt. }. A.
Younts Iredell Blues, Capt. A. ID. Coles !;
Catawba Rifles, Rock Hill, S. g., Capt. Allen
Jones; Southern Stars, Capt. Mike Hoke
Mecklenburg Rifles, Capt W. j. Mclaughlin.
Besides the flremen Of Charlotte there were
companies from Greenyille, S. c.; Spartan
burg, S. G.; Augusta Ga. Danville, Va. and
Columbia, s. c. Then came carriages con-
tanning the orator of the day, distinguished
mense crowd of people Oh foot, in carriages,
hacks. buggies and every conceivable sort of
vehicle.
Arriving at the grounds the military and
Gre1nen opened ranks. through which the ora
tor of the day and invited guests in carriages
passed on to the stand.
The meeting was called to order by DIR. Joe
Graham, after which Rev. n. +. Woods Of
fered prayer. Senator Ransom then read the
Mecklenburg Declaration, introducing it by
an eloquent and patriotic allusion to the
Declaration itself and to the men who made
it, and referring in eugolistic terms to the
representatives from other States who were
present. After reading the Declaration,
Senator Ransom continued his remarks on
subjects connected with the first Declaration
of Independence made on the American Con-
tinent, and speaking of the difficulty of prov,
ing the Mecklenburg Declaration at this late
day, he said "Great truths do not always
depend upon human testimony. They are
like Gods light they live forever. They are
eternal and stand without question. We stand
to-day in the blaze and light of a hundred and
seven years Of civilization and hundred
years from now unborn generations will come
to kneel at the shrine and pay homage to the
affairs of liberty erected in Mecklenburg coun'
ty in 1775-this Bethlehem of the New Con:
tinent. Nothing can dim it's lustre. 1t will
shine on and from generation to generation
it will be the guiding star of nations in the
years which are to come" -.
After music, the orator of the day, Hon.
Thomas F. Bayard of Delaware, was intro
duced, and he delivered a mastery and elo'
quent address of near two hours duration,
his theme being political liberty, which con-
cluded the ceremonies of the day, at the
stand.