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Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1881-12-17

There were three happy hearts
that day in a small house In one OF
the lanes in that crowded city-a
tall, dark-looking man, with iron
gray hair and strong features, yet
now bearing a subdUed aspect, and a
moistened eye !; widowed invalid,
witha placid smile irrad;ating her
calm and beautiful features and a
young girl, gentle in her .subdued
| beauty; blessing God that HIS
smile had sanctified the last relic.
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RAILRUAE aLNs.

!. VI. Gioster, Of the \. O. 7,
& L. Z. Railroad. conductInc tie
survey from Alexandria 80 Monroe.
reported the party within Is miles
Of this place last Saturday. Al
doubt of the course i Cllspellet.,
as he says it Is In tie charter taat
it will pass through Monroe Mon
roe Bulletin.
Then it Is equally certain to pass
through Bastrop. The road could
not eonsistentlv miss our tswn and
take anything ike an ar line toward
Pine Bluff. The railroad boom Is
running high now, and the pros
poets are bright To- 4 reallza-ion or
an enterprise III Bastrop about which
SO much mas been said and written
In the last -wo wears.
From good authority We also
learn that the purchasers OF the v.
| S. & z. +. f. vii complete that
road to Shreveport by the first OF
next January, With that line In
ished and road passing from
Monroe via BasGrop Oh to tie
Iron Mountain n Arkansas, oul
town will spring into the arena o.
bounding progress, our broad ano
fertile fields will eaten the eve Of
the thrifty home seeker, and new
life and zest will be infused intt
our people who are now In tht
background Of this fast age. W.
look forward with anxious antica
pations to Iae happy day when WI
can record the ar wa, of the iror
horse III Bastrop.
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SHERIFFS SALE

STATE Or L0II1IAA---5I1 District
Iou1.. Paris @ Aorehouse. john
:. Handy vs. Charlotte Pearce.
Br vrr1e u al aIlils wr}t @, L. ia. is.
sued isv ane Hen 9TH district Court, in
an5 f0r tie parish Of Aorea0use, in the
above entitled suit, a113 TO Hle directed
as Sheriff Vi ssia uarisa and State,
nave seized AID Will proceed TO sell,
rasr aopF "a t8st eouTt aouse. within ha
hours prescribed by law for jndi4
safes. al BublIc auction, 10 the Highest
bidder, Oh
SATURDAY. the d day Of July, lsa
tae following described property, te-Es
4 tract of land beglnnin. at stake On
the east boundary III tLie james Donna
venture heaurght, whence White OAK
fa-rv inches hears north eightF-Iour DE-
-rees. esasT IhTte llnES and q olaGh-gul
twelve inches bears soith twenty-elght
degrees. west ten INKS, lheHee n9Etl
( , uerreea east tweury cilalnS 70 a stake,
whence d posf-oak JwenFvfouF iacEssl
I beats south one anu a hail degrees, east
t. =
bea4e sorEa 1 .4enrv-seven degrees wsI
fifty links. thence north elgAt'F-IlTe g.
aTees west twenty chains 10 stsht
THENCE q red OAK thirty inches hsaE
I4oEt4 thirty 1egF ees. east tweut y-thFas
links. and a sWtet-- yum I4L lncht baas
north thirty EIue- deo Tees. west thirty
one links. thence so1iil ) degrees, east
twen+z chains. Ia "a stake w hence wtif
CA el .-tlttzen inches baars north seventh
eight degrees, east fourteen Inks thens
south eighty I'VE degrees, east twenty
chains 10 the place Of beginning, COR.
tanning forrv acres. more CT lass, Ill TOWN.
shin twenty-one, north rauge I'VE eat
Also another ior Of land commencing at
the southeast corner pt The above ar
scribed tract. whence q White oak iai.
teen inches bears ives eighty NEE u
rTees. east three links, ant biaak-sa
l. inches bears south twenty eight O
-rees west Lwentt SIX Inks, thbHa
, south > degrees. west - T-l0ti CHAINS
stake whence tupieT-gGIm fourteen laaAa
bears north elghcy-sIN degrees, as'
thircv-one links: thence south hffF-ss. -
45-1Gd degrees west twenty-tour s'-iS
CHAINS 10 n stake Whence q red elm iar
inches bears south fwenty-three ah,s
half degrees. east eighteen iiuks, anu
, red elm eighteen inches bears nolI
ninety degrees, east tweury-elsnl haA
j thence north degrees, wesl fltieah y
100 chains TO southwest corner Oh
ahove described lot whence white W
D eighteen inches bears north sever
eight degrees east Ii links. anu d s .s'a
gum twelve inches bears north hi&s
L degrees, eaat twenty nine iinka' Ih'.
: south eighty-five degrees, east '@s =,
chains 70 the place OF beginning
: tanning Il 9G-l00 acres.
), Terms of sale-cash, without apps
ment. NM t. DoUtL1aa,os
e May y, 1881 onsl|
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If Roscoe Conkling had known
how hard it would be to get back,
the probability is he would never
have left the Senate as he did.
He acted in too hot haste, and is
now atoning for his folly by ell
bowling and button-holing a set
Of men whom, two months ago he
woald scarcely condescend to no
tice, Conk's fall has been so diff
ferent from what he anticipated
that a great deal of the stiff
starch has been knocked out OF
his peacock composltion. He
did not have as firm a grip upon
the throat of the Empire State
as his egotism suggested, NOR
did his resignation produce that
profound sorrow that he mag
lned the nation would suffer. He
is disappointed, distgruntled,
deluded man, who could we'll and
truthfully say with Cromwell,
Farewell vain pomp and glory
| of this world; I despise ye" But
Conkling may by tight squeeze,
get back TO the Senate yet. Il
| he does, We'll bet a dime he never
resigns again.
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The Chicago Inter-Ocean,
speaking OF the promise Bob
Iombs made that he would
never die until he had counted
his slaves at the summit OF Ban
ker Hill, boastibgIy says: "Bat
instead OF owning slaves now,
and trading his cotton for human
lives, the very money he receives
for his produce or his legal ser
vices, bears the Autograph OF a
man who was once sold for a
thousand dollars, and once felt
the lash that bad fallen upon the
flesh of his race for a thousand
years. = Bruce, of Mississippi,
is the man referred to by the
Inter Ocean. IL seems to Us to
be debatable question whether
the Inter Oceans declaration
that the clash used 10 fall OF
Brnce's flesh" is 8 compliment
Or an insult to that gentleman
Perhaps had Bruce conducted
hipself as he should have done
the lash would have been spared
from his flesh. In its zeal te
stigmatize the South, the Inter
Ocean relates incidents OF Bruce
which, nc do.bt, he would pre-
fer kept in the dark.
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JUDGMENT

STAT o. LOUISIANA ska l..
Tx: C01-.., Parish q hes. Cara
Mi = ! I:74es. -. Y. U.,.,r
D.v9esso--. husoa-@, Geozgs c Va
d.. :. terv eno.
T. Gas Larlng oet- re~rg,-.-
feaele-. g. n 4olA@-. al eaasl.,.
tn az .-av.a- 1=r- ne II res.
III III 4aev a1a III -7Iuenee benz ~
1ayor NJ. Ma. ! kF.-s VII =.
william UIcEerso- u.a.ls.-. IL III,
SUI. and a-alu-c Wi-ll--l D.cks-sT
defendant zll- ag-,u-- tJ-oTg- :. lad
d.. I4lerTeAoE = : therefore o7de,s9
adIuQge.l AZ l=creel ina Mr. Mar
I. hy.ea. We u william Dlcaersog. i.
u.s.u 49, relo.e. Judgment aga,ns.
William J.cRertoa, husband II the fan
.um vi 1au thousauu seven hu1fl,e3
ana eighty I'VE collars (S2.755} viii
5gar pc cen gUteE-ec a follows:
Mn uuu1EeL dol.Azs S44U} VIII
@i~nt 1.cr ce1- .aIere-. 1-oI- j., dar Of
DeeeupcE. I-G1 Unit pa.C. aIsa one
thousand doiiars. 5000 VIII e.rht M.
Gel. I1re-oz- 4Tuu- JANUARY IS. I,4s
unit pa.G: as el-a- hundred aud
.lgarv-tlve g. dollar WIKI e!rh-
ue- CEN. I1f4Ies- 19o.. J-aaarT Isl
le1g. uutl paid an TO- COST CT THIS
suit. II Is as adludgeG and d-creel
that the intervention q ,-=ag@- c Wad
dill ~ dismissed and MS clalu bs IT.
lected at cost o. InJerEenoT
II is fur1ner ordered rhat The eomme
munIrF q aeauet- ana gasurs lereta
e,zlstlu- t,erweeu Mrs j. l. k7iez. vii,
Of William DicEersoL. ana s2Jd " illian
Dlcker7oL b- dissolved ant tnat til,
sad Mr.. b I. kyles. vie. o. William
Llohersou be authorized H. admlliste,
uef own affairs as femme sole
Done, real anu Elgnta III open courl
this I4t1 DAY u Ma, I-cl
J. HARVEY BRIGHAM.
Judge i'll district Court.
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anuv "Enagiuegs.

The rapid growth q serass en-
geudered by tleIgeq aeil. rams HAVE
thrown the farmers l,el-na with
thai, crop.
i is hardly nec1sssrr - tel the
Ee,~. scattering readers . LIZ q
t.-f lie ABOVE seulaue. W. sri
t=u uv Tie gne.os,.- .ls... Of tl-- cole-
eeru. lie tells as TIA IL dc no.
nean what LIZ sail. WHEN h pro
ny4Acel - : '.eramm2r..H LIS
8li.t~s. IIaa liz pe-A s.ncere. tx
would nave addict nat ne does not
.1uo~ what u grsMLaaslaa =. aiA4
therefore liz does u. knov5 whether
tle edigof o. The G4as.y ls@ gr@lil-
lnaIi.n OF Lot. But RI FUNNIEST,
and most '.wfigg e5Y wflggilng
/ thing that has happened II tow
since hot weather bega-. IS tao
/ III yInsteG : i1ionc endeayorto teach
rhetoric. Fact WY, YES, u
cooked up his feet or an old WORK
BENCH THIS week and gave IL : Iec-
lure Oh rhetoric Shades O Jan
esou aud QuackenDos WHAT prof
auation What sacrilegious des-
ecratioc Of immortal names en-
banned IL the men0rie- Of mi
ions Of people WIG worship them
The rhxmster says-or rather liz
-i.nates-tllat when he does not eX
ac3ly know now to tell what lie ha'
to say, ne uses little figure 0:
! speech called THE syneodoche
and if people do not understanl
what he means, he explains by tell
ing them that he expressed him
self synecdochicaly!"'
The ridiculous idea G z poe- :
trying 10 teach rhetoric IT. voo
funny for anything.
But don't you knc~ 1t s~e4ls
these moi DAYS, l4eorlng u initiate
tie bold, vigorous, facile s1yle O.
composition that he sees II the ed
torials OF the Clarion World:
would he give, had IL then, Il nj
could expires Ms ideas-Hilat Ter
he has-as gracefully. a. hnen1iy
as impressiseiy as tne Clarion ed
tor expresses himself. But III
rivmster nay continue 10 puff. an
to blow. and 20 ssFea-, until doonS
day. and still ne viii oe Ill In
meshes of tangled ignorance COM
pared with men OF letters.
: Better stick to your grand
, mothers cali. and let rnetori
alone, old boy. Cali music suit
you better than rhetoric
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u0a- Practices Ut men "lo stand .
niga ID their patty men "Ao.
during the administration OF the
fraudulent Hayes, f4grautlF
abused tue positions they held
men VIC, Ug pecriatlon and
opeu-Aandea ROBBERY, grew rlcb
On the people s money u as
holding them up to the world as
a well organized set OF bandits.
highway robbers and thieves.
They stole millions OF money
from people whom they ask 10
Keep them in power This Re
publican quarrel will fnaly r9-
suit In tearing the game IRON
the nisdeeds OF men who no"
are the opponents Of Republican
principle
We hope when tue people
have had Iook al t1s Inside Of
thu uoastrousiY corrupt cafcass,
the party OF moral Ideas they
will rais8 such storm Of mdig-
nation a. will sweep every YES
Itice of 1t from our Republic, Ii
has lived long enough L has
become q eess-pool that emlts
Efoul stencil, offensive to the nos
trils OF all honest people. L is
rapidly drifting into the poiitica
whirlpoois that drive nation:
| into absoiuElsm and relentless
imperialism.
| Whatever may be the result O
the present fight il the Republl
can party. let us hope that witE
the expiration of Garfield 5 reigt
il may be consigned to q toms
FROM which there is no resurrec
ton. Let us sincerely hope, no
as partisaus, but as patriots, tina
In 1854 snow storm OF ballots
will bury forever this huge mas
of hatefu corruption, known a.
the Republican party.
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We have heard t4at several val
liable mules died last week III the
9th and ST. wards If overhead
People should De careful with work
stock now, by watafa them ofUen
and seeing t,.st tae. 10 not drink
too much. One coo 4 man in the
9th ward plowea's Eae mule one
day last week Until > O'Clock, took
him to well of cold water, gave
him what he was * md then
poured cold water u lie mule s
head. The result vas the mule
died IN few hours.
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The monoteny of the Albany
deadlock is somewhat relieved
by the Investigation Of briberies
alleged to have been made by
some of the members of the Leg
islature. One member testified
before the investigating COM
mittee that he had been offered
two thousand dollars to vote for
Depew, with the understanding
that in case of Depew's election
to the United States Senate, an
other Thousand would be '.sforked
over" The name of the bride
giver is Loren Sessions, who If
said to be a pretty hard citizen
Bradley is the name OF the mar
that ''squealed'' on Sessions. De,
pew has the reputation of being
q shrewd manipulation OF courts
caucuses, and legislative bodies
He is Mr.. Vanderbil:'s lawyer
and the supposition is that Van
derbilt is furnishing the spondu
lix with which to purchase votes
for Depew's election. Wander
derbilt's great railroad schemes
make it desirable to him to have
in the Senate a man in full sym
pathy with gigantic monopolles
and if money will elect him, De
pew will be Vanderbilt's Senator
r.rct cate for tho vnrYnf
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pots.

Dogs belong 10 that class OF
animals called caD5aes. There
IS Lain word tlas means to !
@slDs. Il is "eaao" and We +.
ia5as tie e.asse apps.jatl2u OF
.14 dgg i derived from tua.
word. TIE are unslrjag singvIs.
ii their peculiar idiom dog
idiom. The hound sings more
doIefuIIy tlao other dogs. The
fee sings q good deal like a
school girI-cbops az the music
into small hunks AMI throws
them ont Ike a mad CAT. Cars
siDg like steampoao mates
sgear-yiciousIy, and THEN mt
sic j. terrifying TO watermelon
pilferers and love-sick young
.sters. Cars have been known
to uuceremoniously rip Of the
coat tails OF proving youths and
cLicken-roost visitors. They
haYo very white teeth and blood
red tongues winch they CAL use
most skillfall7 about the rear
part Of a retl eating man legs.
Dogs have yellow eyes which
sleep one at q time. They eat
bread, pies and bad boys. " 1ea
q dog is hungry for bread he
Ways his tail; when he wants
! O piece OF bad ooy he grins lake
a fool-but yoR better not take
him for enc.
I There are mu!titudes Of dogs
Ia this town. A. night they
hold a eamp-meetlng and sing
as lively as Comanehe Indians
They meet about S 2, H., and
continue the services until {
a. n. Then they retire TO rest
| liz the day time town dog;
sleep, pant and scratch heas
They have no stated hours To-
meals, nor 60 they care 10 eat q
home. Poodle dogs, which ak
quite small dogs, sleep on beds
tables and old maids laps. Ii
cold weather old bachelors sleeE
with fee dogs and hungry heas
Hounds are very fond OF stay
ing In the kitchen, and when yos
order one out with the straw
end Of broom, he'll roar like
lion and walk right back again
They are lazy, ugly and oit
towards. The Newfoundland
dog is good for nothing but 10
| Asas to bite. They can pae'
like a steer, and soil fine pant
for their owners.
Some dogs have more sens
than other dogs, like folks, Tn
sensible ones lie GOWN al nigh
] and sleep. The foolish ones g
to parties, irolles and clu
: meetings: They keep iolk
! awake at night, ike shoutan
/, niggers. 1t il sale to say all th
] dogs in Bastrop are foolish one'
2 numbering several hundred {
ali shapes, sizes and qualities
2 except good qualities.
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From what We can learn, b.

From what we can learn, by
way OF accident, a lot OF good,
Industrious cooks might find
permanent and profitable en-
ployment in Bastrop. Several
white ladies are doing their own
house work, for no other reason
than the scarcity of laborers in
town. Cooks are wanted and
good wages will be paid.
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STtT- az LOUISIANA

Parish Of M sEe4oue-, 6l1 Dis, Court.
/ 1eTeoy s-e1tIt. LIE. the above and
foregoing Is IT. auG correct copy Of
tn Judgment rendered III fbe above
stviea salv a. JemaDs e. lie and Of
feeer ] III tins utaee. IN testimony where
Il / n4fenIl1zt SCI III nau4 air afiix the
.t,a4 l. sid Go----. 1tils Ma .50ta. ISL
VI. 4. EEDRICK,
C3ark 6tl District Court.
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Gray hairs prevented, dan
druf removed, the. scalp cleansed
and the hair made to grow thick
by the use of Halls Vegetable
Sicilian Hair Remover.
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rHE REPUBLICAN PARTY.

~ ;ssion and that it is low on the
eve of al inevitable dissolution.
Whatever may De said OF that
patty, it must De conceded b. all
uDprejudiced minds that Il las
achieved some grand aod
p.aus.pie ends. f. mission
has wrought some stnpendoas
changes ia oar laws and enS"
TOMS. It boasts of being the lid
eEs.ot ok.iour million souls from
thssehaiae Q servitnae. It cla'n y
the honpr sfe, suppresslng the
great rebellion, and then qrIdes
ssseif upon its magnanlmltg 10
LOT ezterlnlnasing the Ean9nisAed
rebels without mercy and WITH
oas Discrimination. LII ezaits
itself with much laudation as the
guardian OF the peoples rights,
the Waterman of the eountrys
interests aud, in short, the great
party Of morality. integrity and
scrupu.ous honesty 10 some
AZ these virtues the Eepubilt ell
parts las d just claim. In It's
early days that party was doubt
less . blessing TO the country q
long lease Of uninterrupted con-
troll Of this great nation has
wrought mighty char ges Ill ats
principles and doctrines. 1t Is
not the party now that elected
Linceiu it is not the party no"
that elected Grant ; 1t Is not the
party uow that claimed TO elect
HAYES. In the olden time Ii
might have been the party OF
progress as regards the welfare
of the whole country now, 1t is
the party of progress IN eorrup-
ton, dupleity, Yenaiity, and
CONTINUATION. 1t is an insoien'
monster whose leaders are am
bilious, greedy, dishonest. Pow
or, money and pomp are then
chief aims. "Rule Or ruin II
their motto. THESE are plan
facts, sustained by the preseni
attitude of that party's leading
men. 4 great quarrel is going
On between them. The desire
for greed was the origin OF the
rupture. Ambitious men, puf1ee
up with self-important vanity
for the sake of power threaten
TO tear asnnder their party rathe
than submit to the will OF 1t
msjority. Just such q man J
Roscoe Conkling. Proud, hangh
ty, and austsre, he dehes th'
President aud isopardizes TO
party that has SO long aud 8
highly honored him. Garfield
equally as obstinate, by his &C
ton intimates that the party AM
the country may go.to the Dem
ocrats or the devil, he will neye
yield.
Then comes the disreputabl
spectacle at Albany, Of corrup
ton and bribery. The ball
breeds, as the friends of the ad
ministration ale ridiculousl
termed, are employing both c
these agents at Albany to defea
Conkling. Where the none
comes from requires no far-seein
mind to discover. Robertson
representing the President, ref
resents oil the patronage. Blaln
Conkling's deadly enemy. ins's'
that Robertson use his patror
age and his power to kill pollt
eally his great rival Conklinl
Conkling boldly declares that hi
wrongs must be righted, or b
will disclose the great pools I
rottenness, and fiaud, and crim'
that faint the political garment
of the President and his henct
men.
Meantime, while this fight
progressing holly at Aiban,
shocking disclosures of Grim
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ATE ITEMS.

Delta ior IA onscoef' |
The cotton crop is In hae con-
7ition and growing rapidly IT
PARISH
In DeSoso parish worms haze
made then appearance Oh co:
ton already
i railroad roota has 5oen- sur
geFed IRON 4Iandeyl..e To- Asesta
Springs.
Jobo fake Sheriff of lza.l3
,,.,ioh na. uar..f..-al tie
Shreveport Times,
The people OF Sparta var
dailg mail from their town TO III,
T.aE,aaon ami ops 10 Cbonshatta.
A. ap p4..--- IN No.
,zaz admitted r. tia ha~ bv the
sn,.ra,na ,arrf.,, SESSION a eIou-
r,
.ept
xoaa bas,aan finished r. Plaque
miro and sill he nnshed IN ITO
Patton Rouge
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Santinal
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There were ni'eeh snhs'foA0s
ID New Orleans iast ~eek' seven
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SHTRIFF'S SALE.

STATE OF LOUISIANA-6th pisp
Court-Parish OF Morehouse. on
nasel s. Co. VS.. james beA''
$685..
By virtue of a writ of f ia issusa e.
the Hon. 9th District Court ID sas s.ee
the parish of Morehouse, IN the :. . 8
entitled suit, and to me dif0g : s,ss
Sheriff of said parish and State, .lt adj
seized as the property OF deieha'@ j ts
vii, proceed to sell, at the dool .s.erIb
eourt hm,se, within the hours o nd.
ed by law. at public auction, u 'D'
est bidder, on tine nrst
SATURDAY III July, i7'l, g
it being the ID day Of said i'd p !" sis:
following described property. !" northsss
Thu southeast quarter o. al
quarter of section &c, tpWnsh' e IA
/. 7E.. containing do acres res y "A d
more or less, said land polnfsu e,,a
be seized by defendant, James ,.s S u
Terms OF sale-Cash WIN
appraisenlent. ,orrc1 ASS,
WV 7, poooNsbst iSS
MAY 9th, 1881,
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Cash buyers are offered cloth
ing at Oehlber d Goldmanas at
10 per cent. above cost.
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COW PEAS.

7 have still G few ous s,ssd,.
peas Oh hand. - :
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Croquet sets for the young
people at I,eopold's. Cheap
The Morehouse clarion. [volume] (Bastrop, La.) 1874-1904, 1881-06-24

rs.ssGr aaD DEVELOP THE :.. foss 4 !.
II snrnri. wholly - NJ par IRON and ssa N
eas Advice. free. D.scrtf - r. A.ill1nng ~
Il. ? -. /. Co, Atlanta, Ga y" cnn,t,itiderltis
ass reference. Correspondent -.-.-uu->
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-03
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL Aug -Pork-Pnme Mess -Tgas,err nrYn
at 49,; Western steady AZ 13. Bacon-CumOeriand CuE
hrmer at a.. short Rib. hrmer 47Gd. Long Clear.
none here Extra Ness dun as l20t Prime Mess.
rallow-Prlme CITY, duh at S5L rnrpenIine-Spiritss
steady at 81 Rosin-Flne. duh Ga. Common hrmer
AT 1Nd Cheese American Cholce steady 556d Lard
OH none on sale fiour-Extra steady Wheat
atA.di New Winter Western hrmer az 9lOd South-
crnWinter steadyat 9lOd Old STEADY 81 i
New steady at 81. Cottonseed oil-Nelow American.
more mere. tosin-common. AZ London drner az 80
Spll.s ufpentlne at London. steady AZ 3l3d.
iiNtkfgOi, Aug 2.-Receipts OF Wheat
From Atlantic ports quarters; Pacific ports
$4,000 quarters.
LIVERPOOL Aug. 2-l:3O p. m.-Beef 1901 per there's
Tor Extra India Mess Cheese b56d. per
Mlddes ialow, %. per cwi. Lard. 5S6d per cvt for
American Pork "a per bbl or Prime Mess
LONDON. Aug ZOO y nL-0acutta Iinseed 509d D
81 per quarter Sperm on s5sd459 per Pale ROsn.
idlO6d; Spirits Tarpentine 80 Refined PctrO.
lelm 6G6Ssd Spirits OF Petroleum, Sad olO nd per gallon.
Common Rosn. 59d
LIVERPOOL Aug. 2-l2:3O D. m-Breadstuns- Firm; Corn
Odd GENITAL Tor New Mixed Western. Wheat s30a-d-
per GENITAL for Average California White; 97d dalOd
California club 9le0Sod for Red Western SPRING. GOD q
9lod. for Red Winter
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 30 D. mThe receipts Of Wheat for the
past three days were l2S000 centas including
American
ANTWERP Aug 2.-Petroleum Is francs so confines for
hne pale American ~iicoxs Lard closed ls3 frsaot
30 confines 100 kos-
BREMEN, Aug. 2.-Wiicoxs closed
pfenings per HON.
HANBuRe, Aug. 2.wlcoxs lard closed at marks per
100 To-.
BREMrS. Aug. 2.-Petroleum. marks 80 piennnxA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-03

Statement of the Controller Of the Currency on
August l, 1851, showing the amounts oS National
the oates of the passage of the Acts of June 90
1871, January 14lS75. and May 81, 1s7s, together
with the amounts outstanding at date, and the in-
crease or decrease