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Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-01-23
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Card of fThanks-DORafisns.- Board
of Managers of the Sacramento Protestant Orphan
Asylum return thanks for donations follows Mr..
Kerr, Elk Grove, l box raisiGs; Mrs Corbin,
Madison, u turkeys and pigs; Lyon Barnes,
Thanksgiving dinner; Mrs. Ben. Croker cike and
preserves D. o. Mills Co, cloth Telegraph Mill,
81 so Faher Lagos, raisins; F. Steinhsrdt, aprons,
Mrs. Edwards peaches; Mrs Hamilton, clothing
Mrs Lindess, clothing; Williamson Co, fruit !;
VIM. Naughton, IS II. Gerber, discount on Till,
s25 Mrs E. B. Croeker, slo0; N. Dingley. paper
coffee C. McCreary, barrel -four and leo pounds
cornmeal Adams, Mcneil Il Co, l crate apple
butter; Sacramento Cracker Co, box crackers !;
Continental Oil and Transportation Co., case oil
ScOfeld & Te,is, l case oil W. X. Strong, box
apples City Market (Herzox) l sheepS Nj. t.
Brewer. oranges and fruit; J. |. Feter Co, 2
bottles port wine ; S. Gerson Co, sack onions,
box figs; C. W. Rapp & Co., 2 boxes raisins; J. H.
White & Co, papers coffee; Heilbron Bros, 2
quarters mutton: Z. II. Russell, sack spuds;
oBrien Bros, celery and vegetables; B. Dennery,
sausage; Rochester Store <Chittenden & Coz, box
crackers; Butterfeld & White, l sack -four Gerber
Bros corned beef Pioneer Mills, q sacks Of flour,
q of graham G. w. Chesey, l can honey !;
Mebius Il Co, box crackers; Bdwel & Cook, 4
sacks cornmeal, barrel beans; Geo Schroth, 100
pounds flour, cake and bread Lndley & Co., box
tea Hall, Luhrs & Co, box tea Geo Cooper, 6
pair OF geese Eagle Cracker Bakery (Schroer) 1
box crackers; /; E. Greer, cans tomatoes. cans
oysters; II. II. faulk, box tea Kilgore Tracy,
l keg pork; Lambert & Co, l sack spuds and
cabbage; Empire Bakery, l box crackers J,
eirangeTS Store, l box tea George Bronner, /
box raisins and tea; Mrs. Forrest, notions
for Christmas tree; Miss Brothers, dolls hats !;
Mrs J. Gregory, turkeys, sack beans, sacks
spuds, and vegetables; Lyon Barnes, 10 turkeys,
sacks spuds, and vegetables; De Bernardo 81 Co.,
turkeys, vegetables and fruit James Parsons, box
shoes; Mrs. B. R. Crocker, esk ke and trimmings for
Christmas tree; Mohr & Ycerk, meats II. Fisher,
box candy; w. F. Peterson, box candy; J. III.
Wiedmann, box candy; Ackerman & Co, dolls
and toys Washburne and Redman, toys r. Dale,
toys Red House, toys Mrs Y. Coggins TOYS and
clothing Mrs, Z. R Hamilton, Christmas cards
Mrs. j. O. Brown, dolls and toys; Mrs. T. w Fratt,
toys; Mrs. Thomas Boyd. box candy; Lipnan &
Co., material for dressing dolls; Scott & Muir
gas fixtures; J. F. Slater, hats NJ Meister toys
and books; friend, pears and piums Mrs. F.
Clark, clothing; Mrs. J. b. Gill, clothing Mechan-
les Store, cash Miss Crump, calh; S. II. Davis,
cash; National Gold Bank of D. o. Mills & Co.,
cash; Mrs. Roht Anderson, cash Samuel Griffith,
cash J. o. Colemans Office cash Hill & Morrison,
box crackers. Per order,
MRS. O. W. CLARKE, President
Mas. W. Il. HOBBY, Secretary.
Sacramento January 20, 1889. j23-It
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-01-23
Dr. La srar's seminal PiIIs eur,

For Fine Cakes, Ice Cream, etc., the
BEST AND CHEAPEST MEALS, go to HENRY
FISHER, No. 6e5 st. bet. Fifth and Sixth. jy25-1m
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-01-23
- - UCIEE-E1ST c. 7

ey We received last week a new lot Of RUCH-
INGS, and now the stock seems over complete In
fact it great deal fuller collection than you will
expect at this time of the year, but aim in these
in all other goods-not merely to keep few sorts
at the lowest prices but large variety at the lowest
prices.
DEEP BLACK SILK FRINGE, 12H cents
a yard
"a MEMS EXTRA HEAVY MELTON
SATINET SUITS, 81 So (Cut Sack Style)
A line of MEMS ALL-WOOL CHEVIOT
PANTS, So So
A lot of COLORED HAT WINGS, 5 cents
each
LADIES MOSCOW BEAVER HATS. 10
and 22 cents each. Various shapes and colors)
MEMS BLUE-CLOUDED FLANNEL
UNDERSHIRTS and DRAWERS, 90 cents each
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-01-23

The only Genuine MIX Bread, delivered
every morning, by w. F. PETERSON, go j. d7.n
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-01-23

FertF years experience OF an old nurse.
MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP is the
prescription Of one OF the best female physicians
aud nurses in the United Stltes and has been used
for frty years with never-fang success by millions
CT mothers for their children II relieves the child
from pain, cures dysentery and diarrhGa gripping in
the bowels, and wind-colic By giving health to the
child, 1t rests tbs mother Price 2j cents bottle.
o3I-IyMWF
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-01-23

61S and $40 street d7.tf
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-01-23

GUARD against lever aud all malsrial dis
eases by using Kidney Wort.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-01-23

Card.-TO ali who are suffering from
the errors and indiscretions Of youth nervous
weakness, early decay, loss OF mashood etc, will
send recipe that will you, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered by
missionary in South America Send sell. addressed
envelope to the REV. JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station
d, New York City. n26mwFM
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-01-23
weaiI,rr Probabilities.

WASHINGTON. January I'D Midnight.-Indics-
tions for Pacific coast: Partly cloudy weather, and
light rain north of san Francisco.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-01-23

A DRAB TABLE LINEN, with fancy blue
wide)
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-01-23
Sacramento Planning hill,

SAsH AND BLIND FACTORY, CORNER OF
- Front and Q streets, Sacramento.
Doors, Windows, Blinds.
Finish OF all kinds, Window Frames, MoldiHgs
every description, and Turning.
HARTWELL, HOTCHKISS & STALKER
i02- -dn1rr,
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-01-23
Affernean Session,

hAthhOoh SCSsAOhs
Cross-examination of General Bidwell (by
w. G. Belcber)-Captain Sutter, in 1913 and
1874, had 1,5C0 or l, 500 acres in cultivation in
the neighborhood of Suffers Fort, rear Sac
ramento city. The early farmers did not cul-
tivate for export, with the exception of Sut
ter. The other farms were conducted on a
very small scale. In high water only part of
the water of Butte creek gets into the Sacra-
mento at the mouth Of tie creek.
it flows over into Feather river. The
land along the banks Of the Sacramento river
is higher than the land adjacent. did not
travel much during high waters in early days.
The head waters of the creeks / have de-
scribed fow through volcanic formation.
The Sacramento river in early days was not
as clear stream as the Yubs, Feather or
American. During food times it was little
more murky than during low stages, but was
not az muddy as stream from mining Sec
tion, where mines are in operati IN. Cache
creek in early days had no delta that l re-
member Of. l have not passed there for
many wears.
B. d. Gray sworn-I reside in Butte
county. The Cherokee canal runs several
miles from my present residence. Iformerly,
however, lived in its immediate neighbor.
hood. / farmed tor many years on the land
along the banks of the canal. The material
carried in the canal at my plsce consisted of
pipe-cay aud other sediment. My place
was about two miles from the land Of Mr..
Posey. I had slickens on my place to the
depth of two or two and half feet. sold
ont my place TO the Sering Valley Company
never could cultivate anything in slickens,
Tor two years after its deno.is l. always
destroyed er,wing crops. l have 70 low d
the waters from the Cherokee mines for so
] miles, and it still was very muddy. Our soil
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-25
"INFLUENcE."
ESSAY ny MiRs A. 4. ToDD, RAJ nEPoRf
THE \. u. y. =. CONVENTION, At trs
MEETING ~ EUREKA SPRINGS,
JANUARY 2Srif, 1882.

ms
we " ton tn,t our hrS' parents were
creh'en hoiy anu haPpy, ana placed upon
one Q, 'he most beautiful slom on earth:
HOW onH 'ney rena'ned W 'his state OF
purity anu happiness we 40 not KNOW.
~ seems that anterior 70 ueir CREATION
was uhat OF = suD,ile power eallcd inhu-
encc' !, was win Inem IN raeh' u mas
Dech WIN tneir Pos.en'y WI now, ana
WIZ cAis, cIerhlly, Iof u 70
Immortal. Auani, overcome ny, uis
powet, ranse'.ss,o 'ne Jaw y Iya, niid
.ne1.py opone. ,ne aoo1 ~ w,heh SIN
~ n~y .nVu ~ ~. WIN unu s.'teu
= Pah w M ,he'r descendants.
Dasai mas psyJha tne nup,eon from
honei une capl'a VI NV repuniic whose
a.n'y u. nv lo~nn"ng. lie erpsscd
nv sinai 100, .nht w III mo-
uva nn'.s wv. n,e sil throughout
ea'.n > n'novts, ouhus Napoieon iived
w anu .y-uay rranco IN "mos'
Nal"'so" Neu1'y TO- years hs", IN u
.oNh sas, VI meoi'errahean sen, q
E9pr' ucspisea Mrfa'ihe was executed.
ms cAeeuuoh differed rom OTHERS only
IN 'ne suplce. exssn'enl Dutt marks an
epocn III INC wot'us nr'o'y. Is ihhu-
ense ~. come raging down 20 ns through
e,pnp.h een,uilcs, anu WIZ Nc eit
.h~rVukhou' WI hges anu eihisS' through
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-25

On and after March LIST, 1852, the
Mississippi & Tennessee railroad
will sell Communication tickets
only at the ticket Office In Mem
phis. Round trip tickets win b,
sold tall stations except Memphis
We give the communication mites
from Sardis and Como. 10 Memphis,
the only stations in this county
where such tickets nrc god Sin.
gle trip ates-Sardis, s2.iG Como,
sl.S,; round trip rates.. $3.50,
c. s345; 20 trips limited 30 days
:. $500 G. $3.50; 20 trips uniim.
ited-S. t32.m, G. e2a25, ffty
trips, limited 10 Days. $3.50,
c. 3oi City trips unlimitcd-S S,
s7i.S5, &. s6s25.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-25

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tYt Mlmiw lpIi, malle N tho Nay term
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IN ffnni "A iie rvanhmise NJ sald Yifal
District "A Pamela uunty, within leHsl
bmirr, uslsne fof sale nj pubic onicU
~ fhe hlgleai iiticf, Tie following landa
belonging ~ The estate NJ mld dwnlen'
lo.wiii seetlon seventeen 90, subject ~
homestead exemption west half NJ
sef'lon alsleW ti1l, and seat i%faeii0n n
snntltrnat quarter ~ section %eiglitcpen
itej, containing n hundred acfes, muft
" lew, all ~ township eight 90 range tsj
eight wcsi, IN Pamela county, Mississippi
TEnus Ono.half cash, aud the bmlancc
On a credit NJ twelve Months from day NJ
nalpi bond With good security, will ~ ~.
gnifc1 of purchasers ior The deferred Jay.
nWnt. A. n, I,yrfs.
Feb 4, 's2. fsD Admr. 4, h. n.
Thos. Y, Wilson. decreased.
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have repeatedly requested spffs s%pandsurr inifu III
parts " he couniy. Keeling thai yea have na feyulaf
me from this pises, I f%olnnisvf ny pm. This h. ~
you kBss, q lively, buslh-sa ilils place. Ihn mef.
camille business I. un . hoon, NJ. &. q. Giassf has
ulHtled aiafgs and n~fatelsss stock u goods. Nefsfs,
" u Porter and l.. V. lallef are with him. aHd a.
accommodating o. evtf, The schools here are Hour.
lshlnE thr Nhiis nt"isr The charge ~ Mrs.. J u
Heath, IL diving entire satisfaction the coiorrl, also
/ dohlg ftnisfksbi} we'll under ihs pfinaipaishlp VI
~ hpssly AMI his associates. Jake nfshsn va
bIlnd aver by Justice hosply last week under q bond
~ ANp 10 sppfsf ii the mat trfm " circuit o,art M a
charge o. burglary aud larceny. Tn Saturday the
eleventh Inst, W " Morfis, lcl sas a~rfalpnsi before
Justiet hosplr on q ehargs of Uaanl, and battery upon
Addis onlsinti tcl. IL was np-d ten dollars aud cost.
hofs snoh Yours truly. AsssH scsAroasH.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-25

We have received the first issue
Of the new Batesville paper, the
"Panolian," conducted by 1.-THE Pa
NOLAN Publishing Company" The
paper is the same size and price rs
the STAR. As 10 politics, II says
awhile Demeratic in politics,
the panolian will never sacrifice
the peoples good 10 party spirit
and party interests, but will com.
mend that which we deem right
and condemn that which We con-
ceive 10 be wrong" AZ the Panoli-
an il TOO modest, doubtless on nc.
count Of Is youth, b. namc lie edi.
tors, we will perform that duty for
II. They are as follows; Mcssrs. &.
n. yance, 8 G. Cook and jas. 7.
Stone. We wish the Panclian all
the succcss that II may merit.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-25
LEGISLATIVE

In the contested election Of Perkins
against waddcll the Senate seated the
latter. The act requiring the Chanccry
Clerk Of ranola county to keep record
books and contracts In his Office at Bates.
vile, has become n law. The pay Of ju.
rcrs has been increased from $3.50 TO g.
per day.
Housn-House bin No. 4e--To amend
an act incorporating the town Of Long.
town. Passed. On mrthcr suspension
81 the rules on motion Of Mr.. Buchanan,
II. H. No. Gan act TO prohibit the sale
AMI purchase of futures In the State Of
Mississippi. Mr.. Field moved 10 table
the bill. On u call for the yeas aud nays,
the motion was lost by q vote ~ yeas q,
nays a. Mr.. buchanan, of Chickaaw,
moved the third raliag and pasx,gc OF
the hill. Carried, anil the hill passed.
III. H. No. 4a2-Prohibiiing fcnres
from bcing joined TO bridges In Pamela
county. Mf. PISTON Offered a substitute
10 II. r. No. t92. On motion the substi.
tutc was adopted. Mr.. poston offered
the following. Amend by inserting after
the last line III section two the following,
to-wit; and any person or persons falling
10 Obey said order shall be- fined not less
than I've dollars M mne than ffty dol.
lars. Adopted. Mr. Majors Offered the
following: Amend by striking out fifty
''rgistenei voters and inscrt Atty land
owners Mr.. Nsbou moyrd that TIE bill
be rierci to Committee on Corporations
Mr.. ru~ton moved a. table the molten.
Carried, and he further moved that the
bin be rad third limo and passed.
srSarr-s n No. as--To authorize
tax -sssrs-ors TO enumerste the educahle
children II the State. PaS~ed.-Mr.
Kyle intrclursl Y. n No. Ml-To RI.
claim from overflow certain lands To
Committee on Levrca-Mr. KYLE In
tr.luccd 4. H. No. 302-For the relief OF
persnns vhore lands have been illegally
add hy the Icvce Commissioners of tho
State. To Committee on Claima--a
h. No 4s-An act prohibiting the ALE Of
%liauors sitbin five miles u the univcrsi.
" 81 Mississippi. was imported frnm the
Committee on Universities with the rrc.
cmmcndstion II do pa-s-The renln.
iinn that no hills shall be intruluccd In
either House after the 25th inst. vas
adopted.
Arrsevrp Tho Governor ha. APPROX.
III the following hills; 8 n No ils-
An sct for the srstlement ~ al contrs
vrrsier aud litigation between the State
Of Mississippi AMI the Mississippi A Tn.
ne~ece Railrad Company. 4 n No iia
An act TO exempt the capital stock III
Che Memphis. Selma a brunswick Rail.
rad Company from taxation fnr twenty
YEAR,; 4 n No. o. lncorponfing The
Canton, Aberdeen, Fultnn a Nashville
Railroad Company . & n No. H-Inor
Iesssine The Yano a Mississippi Valley
iiaFImed Company, n. n No IIp-An
40 " inrnronie the ucovia Pacific
RAILWAY c.mreny srd to define and en-.
isryr N rouer IN the State Of Mi~si~ip
pi. N. n No iii-An act N authorize
The heard a Supervisors u this ssate. IN
ttc v~arien- eo<srfl<~ thereot, TO have their
rFpvedinxs r~uhlirhci. and ier other
PURPOSES
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-25
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-25
Ths Workman House.

Our old friend Hastings IL still
prcspcring with the Worshsm. In
decd, We are not surprised, for his
aim and study Is 10 pro-
mote the comfort Of his guests.
Ills table Is always supplied with
the best, and his rooms are neat
and comfortable. lie Is efficiently
assisted BY Mcssrs. Dickinson and
McCraight In the Office.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-25

The sad and startling news reach
es vs. Just a. we 20 10 press that
Mr.. II. +. Hall, a highly respecta-
bic Citizen II Batcsyille, IL having
a bigger run than ever on that r.
markable White Sewing Machine.
Pcople-and nice people, too-makc
frantic rsshcs for Ito Is miles 81
zee this dcxterous man manipulate
a White Machine and generally
buy, for Hall Il a salesman, II you
believe our racket.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-25

kAnoKA Mo, Fab o. 1880
] purchased Eve bottles u your
Hop Bittcrs II bishop & Co., Iaai
fall for my daughter, and nm well
pleased with lhcbittcr'. They did
hor moro good than all tho medi
elmo she has taken for six years.
wv. T. McCLunE
The above il from u very reliable
farmer, whose daughter was in poor
health for seven or eight years and
could obtain no relief until she
used Hop Bitters, She Is now In
M good health ~ any person in the
country. We have large sales, and
they are making remarkable cures.
w. II. BIsnoP g. Co.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-25

sEsaroR LAxAa's recent injury
in Washington City IL more serious
than was At Grst supposed. aud he
has returned home on account Of Il.
We hope oar Distinguished Senator
win speedily recover aud DO able 10
return 10 his duties In tbs national
councils
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-25

THs Mississippi river continues
70 rise and play havoc with the
people Of THE hestoms' and their
property. A distressing appeal
1or help haz already been made
through tho McnsrAis Cotton Ex-
chnaer. Many Of Inc unf5rtunstcs
ere In danger Of starvation.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-25


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and Independence Tins In nine
iebilF n The lusiaheer Wisu ihsse
assessments afe levied, there IL a
prompt, " reluctant, rcstrmse, ~.
pocially " The incumbent II lmte
eunlous and receives hics hnllhy
salary Aner The pssf oGioohold
~ hal contributed their Share n
tho spills N onioe 10 The election
n Gaffeld and Arthur they dafbi.
Ices congratulated thcmselyu they
would have q long rest aud very
probably would not again DC ~.
'e''ed until The opening u the
next presidential campaign But
this pleasing dolusion has been
blasted by tho PostmnstefG General
aud the Secretary u The Navy, aud
perhaps other cabinet officers, nj
urgent circulars 10 their
official dependents, requesting
them to dutifully contribute 10 the
erection Of n monument 10 the
memory Of the lato President
While these calls cannot DO con.
sidorcd official, or imperative, still
We doubt II many Of those adj
dressed will have the tcmcrity to
refuse favorable responses. The
luckless o0ice.holders know what
Is expected Of them and feel that
1t would react upon their future
aspirations and interests, should
they quietly ignore tho unreason-
able request. This custom Of levy.
ing assessments upon the bene6-
Charles Of the government and the
servants Of the people IL one Of the
most marked and evil results Of
the spoils system in politics, and
impresses us as n crying demand
for reform Of the civil service "in
the greatest and best government
the world ever saw" But this
practice will obtain no long as Of.
fees arc parccled out as rewards
for partisan services, while fitness
and merit are rcmanded 10 the
background as In no wise figuring
in the qualifications Of applicants
positions Of honor and trust.
Although II is fnr from being such
a question as 10 puzzle even a
statesman Of small calibrc, we fear
u lack Of patriotism and unsclfsh-
ness In our public men will pre-
vent the barnaclo growing upon
our republican ship being abolished
or even effectively rcmcdicd. MOI
less a parsonage than the President
Of the United States himself is the
fountain head Of the spoils system,
and the only way TO reach IL Is toI
abridge or regulate his prerogatlve
of bestowing "thc spells" upon "the
victors." In our humble opinion
this Is tho only true and proper
way to institute a genuine reform
Of this branch Of the civil service.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-25

GEs. HANCOCK has written his
regrets al being unable IN accept
the Legislatures invitation 70 b.
consc a guest u the state.