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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-10-20

To elect or not to elect-thus is
the question that disturbs the Dem
ocratic Senatorial mind in connection
with the vacant Secretaryship. The
Republicans are trying to devise
means for getting rid of their elo-
phant in the shape of Mr. Gorham.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-10-20

SENATOR MAHoNE's friends fear that
he may be drawn into fighting duel
with some of his traducers, while at
home in Virginia, &
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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-10-20

The quid nuncs have taken Judge
Folger out of President Arthur's
Cabinet and have given him place
on the Supreme Bench.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-10-20

The GREAT REMEDY FOR COUGH AND
CONSUMPTION! ALIENS LUNG BALsAM will
break up the most distressing Cough in a
few hours time, without fail It is making
cures of many cases of consumption which
were considered incurable.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-10-20

A little girl went timidly into shop the
other day, and asked the shopman how
many shoe-strings she could get fora penny.
How long do you want them ?" he asked.
ST want them to keep" was the answer in
a toue of slight snrl rise. -
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-10-20

f. II. Drake, Esq, Detroit, has recovered
:, rom terrible skin humor, which covered
= r.S head' face and hands, by using Caticura
Aesolvent internally and Cuticura and Cuti
WV" s'ap externally. This il COED news.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-10-20

The acme poiteness was reached by the
Nevada mining superintendent who posted
q placard reading "Please do not tumble
down the shaft. Detroit Free Press.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-10-20
VOL. XII.
GuITEAu's counsel is finding out
that his client talks too much.

The friends of Daniel IN Virginia
claim that he will receive zO,o0U lie
r,,blican votes.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-10-20

S. P. ROUNDS, of Chicago, is
making strong fight for the posi-
ton of government printer.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-10-20
Terrible Loss of Life.

Millions of rats, mice, cats, bed-bugs,
reaches, lose their lives by collision with
"Rough on Rats" Sold by druggists, 15e.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-10-20
gists generally

Grant, Conkling and Logan are not good
cabinet lumber, but they may be made into
a little sideboard. Exchange.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-10-20

Thousands of women have been entirely
cured of the most stubborn cases of female
weakness by the use of Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound. Send to Mrs Lydia
E. Pinkham, 233 Western Avenue, Lynn,
Mass, for pamphlets.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-10-20
Incidents of Garfield's Late Hours.


The story comes from the lips of
DIR, Agnew's wife, On the day set
apart for prayers by the governor of
New Jersey, the patient was lying in
his easy chair, gazing off into the
q1s'ont sea. His wife sat by his side.
PRESENTLY the sound of the church,
bells fell upon the ear. A tbev
continued some one called Mrs Gar.
neld away. In few minutes she re-
turned, telling her husband that some.
OF his friends feared the noise of the
church bells might not be agreeable
to him, and if they affected his
ne nerves it could be stopped at once.
Inc Pres dent looked up eonfdingly
INTO his wifes face, and said .sCrete.
tne bells that call to prayer can
never injure me-" Two or three
days before his death, Mrs. Aonew
says, the patient, in quiet talk with
Dr. Agnew, remarked: doctor T
seem to see roads before me. One
IS the road to recover, the other the
road to the grave. feel, doctor
mat am Oh the latter. Wilkes
barre pa Leader.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-10-20

The contributions to the Garfield
monument fund at Cleveland to noon
Monday amounted to $1,000. -
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-10-20

"Sellers' Liver Pill have been the STAN
dard remedy for malaria, liver complaint,
costiveness, &C., for fifty years.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-10-20

"H Jones undertakes to publ my ears, "
said loud-spoken young man, "he'n Just
have his hands full" Those who heard him
looked at his ears and smiled.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-10-20
The wh1G and Chronicle
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The rural home fully supplied-the news of the
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TELEGRAPHIC.

By the President at Lafay cite
Hall.
, 1881-02-16

4 number Of cnpins sslitn were begun ycater-
,!ny nrninst the somewhat notorious Joseph
Letlercr. lately Wholesale JuwGler ut Nos. I:
nitd ~ Matisou strpGt. Tho following uro tho
tlaiHes of Tho plaintiffs. toEctlluF With tho
un,0unt Of their respective claims: Richmond
& Carpenter. $Gt4.s;: Wade, Davis f Co., $4G!.15:
vuuEbnn l. MetriII. e@5l4i: aiartin. Cnpcfanl t.
to-, s:e!ss:.fs; tho 1'rookayn Wntch.Caso Cout-
pn,y. ssti.s1: MID =. s. Il. I.eIcrcr,
sUsihi. They statn TINT since August LcJercr
bus bought sltarly slp.UO wort, at gnn4ls, chief
iy stnm Eaaiern merchants: thAt oil the bth Ut
Jnii,shrF lust Hire brtIks Uut itt tho building
occupied ly HIN. by which hts place sns dnI,.
ngEl. anl thRt when his stock WIS examined
shortly AlterWMtaf HnlY Al,t1ut $tl.ttu worth Of
!tonds could bc found. Since ihen he has re-
hls hunks to be Inspected. 1leforu The iIrctnrn
left tho ilacc on thr night ut the fire, Lc,lcrcrs
Httn!s were sclzct! on executions TT Fuyor Ut
trictnls or reltiyes, nnd settlement eIt IlDw
lv effected. Thu pIHintItFs further tLurxu tElt
1tt'erEr bus been eccrttinH niout slu!Nn wurttl
W hta Eotn!s ti1nt his frte,ltis and relatives have
u !n'..u guhnttty aIs0. AMI they conclude from
thtsu ctrrItnstMtfts and from tho further
fActs t!lnt Ledcrpr hns been faistfyluH hts
books nul tnnklng fal.s. statements
~ to hs nssets and liabilities.
IL swinlle his crcsttora.t They therefore. asked
for wrtts OF cap!as tliat he might be urrtsted
alld held to hull.
Thu ut1Llayits In ali these cnscs nrc male ,y
Mr.. 1c Lnad SHtI0r,l, WIN also represents cred.
itUrs IL the amount Ut $gD.CG0 or fHU,0uO i,orC
I.cdCrer WAS Immediately ,nrrceted, nna Henry
Upptnhclner we.t Utl his bail.
, 1881-02-16
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hf n.y. ~, ~ trwr u txtla. TAD tUluWlnf MGr1 re-
LII. III '''
fllEE' HahES'
h. ar. Itrn.Ts. n; n; tfne. II, ~ tn:' *; ~; stuI
e..."9 " Il I'll ;,aH is'.,,laI iii
Rf."M Is' '''...'
Sr' LnEls'
n, ,,r,s Mn Ertt. II. -.fAT1tf:-f ft2cHptE. not
S,r,.,cn, H., s slri,Ii. en,Atlh td nrtisu, uxlrters
H. cWs! ia rhu'rl+ $ll1..:E; nr to Et1sII.
Sn *. frt ultttlrr. strrrs Ming Il: fH4F tst
t r. ilthi; fIt!t hAt!.srs stprrr, &takrf.s 1rtiF
Id g,r,a ,g. G,.tl!a; rnws a lra!sss. M ssiSt M
&nckerI, 4D4jJs lceHcts sestfcc "Ho "'1'eo' *'''"
i ~ , ..t.,. ~. xt,,,,.,r,s ,.1,
suEEF-SsfnnGef ri, re"ens, t,n :, ss stsi t.u, 'S''
T>pl. !kMH3W; ftn Il; I !: H.. m.
Iisis.-Ae!iyn n !isar; i ~, aShs " s. ~ y;
1tra. tifkfht hStu l'gh X nG ; S'., ~; "cH =.
&ane]' e@ae'3'' ,,,,,,,
r.-r, r.~I,,,o,n,, ,o-t,,v Il rr,.
HrFFAtd tcb. - ; .! @ @.."ny' s .:s
uni te,na!u rfh'ns y ht!s tt4Se' snI' ,,anrs
, 1881-02-16

NJ. eststa' S b!spateh to The Chicago Tribune.
strro. - a"1h. feb. Observation-Disclosures redorato
,pecu]aI,"' "'ny Fel.or.ed In wntor wtuut In tho
stfe IL, ne. bnt, III contrast to tI1shunYoncv nF
49, sYehlnx. vnlues Muye xho,y" .,"n-o..,'.n
dea,nvs vsaaftr, Eeeealn1 thrt,ugh tho enrl,or
,Isb,,- L., seoat @iAsiu por Lu, .Iuctuatlnv
nv eIo," snnn 10 nftotnoon. Ad l1ardo,sInK tuward
l!so NJ @ 't&t,sc per Gu. Western rel,ofts wore
~" aavlces nIu souuwhut r,nt,,",,,,w t',,
10 Ina s a or loss satisfactory tonur.
t,mne,s ~ whlto spr!n4 whent .yaA held viii,
I'd; Nn s,., u NO. rcd NJ tia&, closing VI HEM
ter.lutatrs at t"l9'tsl.D uOat aMi tdr rc,unI
AN,p. ~, ,x etpsinx ar iI.ls]4 blu, do In atore.
tltsa1,sw 'tee IN nnri u als9{; do kpprapry ri
lIyt eaos'h3 at Ills It'd; do March nj ii MIA
th,.!nx ',,aS =. Ut tlE; do Aptli at iiIy3{41iYss
:!o.,nz Al II ;::! .ss, L. 10 May at n.lv;&sl.l.Ha,
IEtin. uns'ue4 ~ tel At sslfsl ,fi Ne, - siwaasrs
New y",L |oEo OH prTniu turn,s, auutuu ft.is,
n am;n', No. spring a, ai'tu: r.Icr1.
kentrar r,,,,'., 'a14Hc Corn Irsa sotlyp md
'AaSuy us,1I,, 'aach m eaeapur In most instances
,,renger az, Iscnt ol'ernrs tho MAY outton ru,,u
i 9eaurr ".Tet"l a,. NJ. UNI Ssw York yeIiu,x nm
su a,n,', ''''w ruled arm, and NJ. viii"
s.ntet su,cx "nss""sea' .nss.' III 1t IL scarce and
ke ,,' A." furk he1,nAr mi = nj ~ L. a., & ~
&c: Now y'fk sofk Null as tic, No. i whIta MI
isl'ss i, ~, osk 5ello" ut ss,xOalo, stsu1n"r
eiss,l =, up,e ss!i1w Jursuy Ut 51c, Inv
Wltn yrtttttInl ht,,t
4ls In M ehvapnr lii must tkxtaurps ,i",t L.
ia pusfa,trs ~, easiuess. Bales xA!ty WoHt.
I'LL sHs.ss: I ~ .;a;., .s a: to quality! mixed
Il, rss!axs .s., !a"oa'S ill., sea srss H. IT,
q sas ~" S.1 Il m Srettf n'u5'
a"s.5 ssS .s;.!p u W. ps"S;. fa'styast
pusG .Snsut.lsa a'sy i,rIta. ~ tue s1seaatIyo tas
vss,'!Ss III nst nss4tsiH,fa iiys ssaiS s,
~ ~ L. n1gsh lsissr i"r e,,,y W,ss"r stk aTtn
sst,aa aF s.s es.e aI u PAP e i.f lid i.s.s s'id
:tass :ts, r%ss.,naxs aS.a q sel; IT,
III /: sStSssS' ss S saa s'sS
= Ises..;a w. IL stn eo u Ss.
.s FL lsxss ns.y.a s.sssn a' .,sa saa
aas u ~ having ." .itry ~ sary delivery Vi varaG;a
ss u sSo 's1 .5, % a9ads.
ailrs ts ssFes4 4s'ss s.ss: ~ Sn
tsat asn,x ~ al VI aRsa during ths aflcrHoun,
1a1s optoaAs!uslilH u III;
, 1881-02-16


Christian Ffehtn t'lcd Il bill yesterday agnInst
her husband Frederick N!chu,, nsklng for
divorce OIL tho grounds Of I,,hlltna,l cruelty.
And Amin Mny Henderson nskct for decree
against William Henderson, charging him with
uescrton nna conviction Of felony.
.1l,fRc Gnrtlncr granted DEGREES Of divorce IN
wnt1l Il. Snyder, un the ground OF dcscrttDn;
MarIan +. lict4lc from CGnrles q. Hcetllc, suine
ct.tlse: ihnru lsNun from Wilhelm Braun, for
cruelty: Mnry u. sillnr FROM PGtcr T. Miller. for
drunkenness; George f. Smith from .Icun {. J.
Sntth. tnnse 1runKrnnesa nnl tlescrtton; aud
A'!'clln krct's from Jntn krrus. for ucsartson.
Ellxn l.. Burnett tlnm John II. Hnrnctt Oh tho
ground 0f drunkenness, an1 to Mary Il. Whitu
tcncr.
.IulKe Tulcy. granted llvorcc to Knto Francc
from George +. FrAncc OIL tho vruuuu Of Adut-'
fery; tn i ibcrt s. Whittier frum SAr1h l.. Whit
Tier for lcsGrtil,n: nsu to Iscbccca L. Brown
froM Joseph L. Brown for descrtIou.
, 1881-02-16

NIt9.sEIN al NNUykIe
William Hickey was found guilty OF keeping q
llsortlrrly house.
Th0mas Little plcale1 guilty to larcony, aul
WIS rG1nandcd.
Dnvl1 Otcsan was on trial for petit larceny.
Lawrence l}enttio wAa taulii guilty ut bur.
HAry. ard given live yHMrB In tho Fpiitelltt4ry.
John Wulsh anu Trunk Monahan Wegu ucu1tt-
tc,t on O gilarKu Ut assault.
un'r4e slcele l!cadua guilty to iarcony, md
aentcnc1 wus Suspended.
frank fl9Frls lIuaded guilty to larceny, ald
wns rynian1tu. .'
Emery Kunncdy was on trial tor burglary.
, 1881-02-16

Tie Appellate Court yesterday announced de-
cIslons In this following cases: tJd. Union Ito'l-
lnE~MItl Company Va. Gltlen; affirmed. I'll.
CITY vs. Schott; nil!rmcd. u.s. City VI, Shepard;
affirmed. III. Fifth National Dank ys. yitiagc
Of llYde rhrk: affirmed,
Tho argument on tho motion for m InIunc.
tion II tho Jefferson turnpike case was co1l.
Guided yesterday morning befnre Judge uur.
mum, md thu injunction refused.
Discharges from bankruptcy were Issued yes
tnrtEuy 10 William l.. French. Alvin Wcstcott,
". u, Whftncy. and j. j. l. J. Miller.
, 1881-02-16

= Sp<thi Dispatsh 10 7ns Chicago Tribune.
! liyEnIuor- Fob. 15-1t:1 d. m.-FLurlt-Eo. /,
> Us "a; M, 2 s. I'll.
Winter, No. I. pr III, No. =, s. 1ci:
fpnf. NJ. ~ 1 Su. =, "a ii; white. No. /, Ia "a,
E@:s y u; club 40. !. is lri, No. 2.9s ca. Corn
Ne". Is ID: old. Is ~.
fIsuv'AIoSs-1'ark. G;s. Lard. has I'll,
lhsEHl'on'r Feb. l3-':S3 y. ,.-iIrondstnfsA sIrm.
86eathef !nir. WheAt-tPantur, " lldGtHs i. Corn
I'd Is 5H,i.
L1rEstaoT~ Feb. ia pin 1sea,lstutrs unchanged.
1ietatpls- Wheat, last thrau lmys, ras0u csutals;
tT.n1 Aincricau.
hlrEHPOpl" Feb. H-e:aD y. 1n.-rotk-Frina ness
tastern steady 1T rs: Westori G1s. lncoA-Gunbor-
ana cI tfn'er ut 45s i'd: srt ribs t,rIer ut 4ta lnI
duIl Mt {?s; short clcAr 1l!tar ut Eis. i:Ur.-
tet aull ut u III for u'. As hi fur tlsw. Laird
qtnme Western tIFncr ut IT, I'd. FionrExtsn State
'esay At lss Gd. Whcat-sprlnR no. atcniy ut ~
"; No. white steady nt ~ ri; No. white stoRJy ut
VI; winter steadY nt!s III.
LoSpuS. Fob. la-fETttoLEuM ~ ttohnol, luHes
fllsa; pprtt, ltI!aI.
AS7wERp. Fob. i5.-rErnotEuM-gAc.
IdsEKrout~ teb. 1s-EycNirg- t:arroS-In modor-
s'e oenahn; G3.ltd. Anles B0u balcs speou-
a!on , and ctnor, 5f)i American. A7s
na.AhsEtPrs-t1rm Etct winter wheat. e. lidlqs
y. ~ torn--t}td Western mixed. 6tat5a Cd.
.HEtsE-fino American, G7s VI.
laMt-Amertcnn, It's III,
FAo'1s'oSs-1ncun-Long clear, -; short clear,
,, tARxs AND FAun1cs-At Manchester, .,u,t,
,Mas,I ".et''4s TIE FAST THEE uAys-Whunt 1900
h9@cne1t 9 u! .tkU Qrs.
r. Te,da urn received bY tho Chicago Hoard
wasal wsxMnot. WS". tob il:s1n ,,FIour "a cda1fsci,
fSs sfS9 r.; csb Il % r. ;';;: ~ II, ,Sfx , xh.S
"a iyyGS;ke G9;k 81 lari III Gi. 0"' '' '' o'''
III. WI - = l. I';e, rn.
!: HshI,seH,;a: shrr s. , ncsnse 1sspt:
'aSa 1.1Jr%,,ss,A wsss An,etcan. "a
naieayg Il tSs tsIas, TMhsss VI n xoos demand but
, 1881-02-16

FHtEApEkrltrA. Fsb. lh-WnUr,-:Easics; improved
den.ands ok!u, l'ennaylynnIa. and Wust Virginia
double extra u1id above. 4;t7ct c1trl A5+tIct ,G.
tuIh, A.ktOh.: cnnrsp. N.G: New ynek, Michigan.
tn.!lnnn. und Mo+ar tr. 4.Etc; mr.!li.su. 4.5HAc,
unHAahGi !1lI VT E7c: rtiIiGd :.ttAN.
ntIsEuS. Fsb. lh..Wt'pL-]nEI; ,lhIo nnd i'ennsy1-
vHnlA. Atsiss lrhfEan md Wisconsin. +lse5 ~:
We3 NulIH1, ;kt,kS3c, -
, 1881-02-16
The QrosVtlt Of Now York City.

As shown In tho statistics Ut tho Department
ut buildings, tho growth " New York was nlt,ro
rapl4 last year tban in dny :wct;e Years slnSo
trachp4 III hight. That ycnr tho rx,sontliturso on
buildings wAs ut less than e.! !Un.'s1 III lB77 1t
was lesa than half rs t,l!ch. It incruustd tu ylx-
tean ,a1ld hnlf millions LII l578 Tho figures tt,r
lesl shUw IN expenditure Ut t2l ,0o).00O fur now
buildings, ....-
, 1881-02-16
GIIlt CALL,

JUDGE DRUMMuSn-Sst case, First Nattonul
llank VI. He'll, OH lTlul.
JunuE l!LouUErT-i8, ", u, u, -, ", ii, VI,
VI. o., VI. ", ". W, l0l, 10s. l03, l04 l05, lGG
No case On ir[al.
JupuE uAuy-ContlclnuatIon Cases Nos. r..
bli and u, ,sG6. No case Oh trial.
JuuuE SAlTM-Ho preliminary cali. Trlal cult
s.l3l. LEY. LIE. ...2a- -. .2:ssl4 sxN Nv,
, 1881-02-16

CLEVELAND. Feb Fcbl5.-rErlutErM--stenuy stnnd-
ard white, ll0 test, life
l'IrTstlrnti. Fob. lj.-pErHui.EUM-f)ui) United
cettitlfntes lc lid; refined Hrpuri N4c phlladsi.
pulls deYury.
, 1881-02-16

NEW YORK. Fct. h-tnsIuass continues moderate
with packnxH l.u,.*cr3 jahIx srala sluggish; eottun
goods qulu. nd sensly quilts ncaye and light supply,
prints nnvll,G stwly WitInsns In hrlsk repnust nnl
sstrce dress eoshls DUNG fairly; mens wear uf w0u!
GuY qu!et uu4 Slsauy.
, 1881-02-16

Speetal uGpt

8ptetas uapotth 70 1He Chicago Tribune.
Ef01S, H.. Feb i5.'rtn tri,,xactsuuE on tho lioara
nj Fs7ato to.lay stowua tle buttcr uud cheese
kol IN continue f,r. rhorp Is slIlt. lwavar. qau
dIferancs hetwpen buYnFs and sellers trar4A: it1s
ll,a IF creamery hlttrr spt tt :et.E4c the Inttrr
pFicu pruvng. und tt lbs crepsu nj IDit lie. must
bsG ut tFs nKureA. ThI regular nt Irregular sulcy
aggregated $I, ,ly1.I.
, 1881-02-16

Figures Showing the Amount nnd Val"
ue Of tho CHIEF Agricultural Product.
SpteMt Dtspaeh tn The Chicago Tribune.
SPRINGFIELD. ILL.,. Feb. t5.-In 1871 Illinois
produced nnc-ilftli of nll tho corn grown III
the United States. Judging FROM late nd
Vices NJ tn the cnr1l crop III the Nation lii 1Ss,
II Is believed that the crop III t1!ts Stnte will
bear abnut the same relative proportion IL
thu entire amount produced. From adyanec
slsccts 0f tic Forthcoming report Of the Stntu
l'onr,l of Agriculture tho followin. Interest,"
ing faets concerning tho recent corn cle'p In
Illinois l,nve lleen complied by THE TRIBUNE
correspondent.
Secretary Fisher presents tabular state
lneut showing TINT during tho past twenty
one years, utter receiving ii fair re1iuncrl-
t[o,, 1lr tho cost Of production of their corn,
the farmers Of Illinois lulvu realized net
profit thereon of ,lrariy Sl,0Oo, GU, ,000, ,-lnak
i1ig yast addition 10 thu material wealth of
tho State.
TIE YIELD PEN ACHE
the past season was somewhat over tho aver
aye of thu Inst twelty-ol,c ycnrs, but Is less
than the average Of 1871 BY iyB bushels per
ncrp. Tile Improved methods OF fnrsnIug
adopted to some extent throughout The corll
bell hayo Eaa their effect NuoM tic yield OBJ
taIned the past season., which Is n fur aver
nge considering tho protrActed drought III
the central portions Of tho State. The lnrg-
est average yields Of corn are reported to
liayc bcclt grown OH low aid Hut lands that
hive recently breh reclaimed by drainage.
Tic average Yield Of corn per aero through
oAt tho StAte last season WIS t!ilrty-three
bushels, md ],ns bccn exceeded durlug the
past twenty-one years rs follows:
Ilushtfs 1}us|'efs
ltdF5. 1nrarrc ledrs trractr.
lsEs. ls7i .:n.I
i&G .E'1 !s::..-.." ......... .M.S
is9s iS sS...'..:''Mm u IT,, u
The present corl,.crop Of 20, uD;, ,0:W BUSH
els ts tllo lnrgest on record, With tile cxcep-
. linshtls
1ss:' s:''''''... ''.'..' ..'".." ~ 9;si 9Ssm z,
i6T .....t...... .'''......'...-..
l6D. Observation-Disclosures. sNhl:},3i7
The acrcagu Of corIl In 1880 was 7,57I I,Ji5
acyes, anu IL less tlsall tlat 0f Tho preceding;
live years. Tho profits attending wheat-c,lt-
ura q !ate years l'aya Increased the wheat
tl!e Statc. Owing to the dry scaso,a te quality
of the corn will not compare favurably with
that Of the previous year.. III snll,e sect1OnS
there W9s nist, culls!!urable injury s,lstalned
from cl,lMcll-lnga Tile early enll wcntl,ar
thars Is nn unusually large proportion still IL
the fluid. wllell lnls beoi! tahagHl by SNOW
md rNlu, ThHro Wrs n decrease Uf d ee,tA
per bushcl from lH7u III this average prize
rralizctl fur the 1880 crup, which WIS Is cents
per hushcl.
AcHEAuE, YIELD. AND VALUE.
Tho following table shows tho number OF
acrcs Of corn planted. tho number Of bushels
totai va!uD Ut the crOu In cnch Of the pust
tSpnty-OllD years:
, 1881-02-16

DETNulT, Mich, Fet. ii.-i'IDrn-&i.:aaW.
GHAlS-whrnt dul! nnd ntmlhn,. MI. v whIto. fI.Oi
nakeil: Mnrrh. slu. AprIl. &lufi Stay, &il4; June,
tIeat.
RECEIPTS Wheat, II, ,Un bu.
SHliMENrs-M Mt,eal, Atuu III.
, 1881-02-16

New ORLEANS, Fob, E'--C1rroN-tn good demand
nn'l ttfm, mldhhr. 11t3c low iltsilEn. 1tu: tuu,l
ordinary. 9xc. Net receipts. l.srE tncss exports, tn
Frnne Ahu baless Continent, 3u bales: sales. H. 1
batess stuck. ssl1U bAigs,
, 1881-02-16

1frFrAIo, y. y, Feb. th-unAtS-whra& qulnt;
No. lari llnnh nb,ut ti.a. Cnrn tIrn nnd ecarcc;
10 cars % tsnek pnrt 10 nfrlse ss3tS4r. tla,t trm:
neglected. Harley neglected..
, 1881-02-16

White, 4tlit IN EIltn - Hai. ttratif: Su. white,
VIII; d. t;inl.r',: I, ~ e; s, ,yy qh!ct M" s."ds
rnhvisfnSsn mrh.i'rtnc s'Eat. non" y nrtct.
tl'Hr rib tSu elenr ss:ft I''t,n t,rUns Mnl hitl.
r.; Shoulders, fisAi ct+ar rib. ss,,: eIrar, HiN.
agttts. lrEl and higher; lsA
W1tiAkf-bteni5; elU. -
, 1881-02-16
tt't)14EI}D,

TotEn1, a.. Fob. t5-GIlatS-W1 Iuil; No. ? rcd
"ntasl,. spot. fU5i March, sGIss Apr ats>si alny.
HUI; Rejected. Ssc CHrn g,let, hIRh MI rcd rlt
siitl: M. =, 1i:s NJ. =? bite. Ec.
t'1nsK1t--SboMt Iu!ti Nj. rcd. March, si.lG.4;
AtIf1t. ttik@t Mhy. fl.lh
No feEgIpi4 sli!EhIunts.
, 1881-02-16
I4QUISYILI.I:.

1.orIAyILLE Feb E-t!uTtON-nuLota ll@c.
GIOUA-Stun4yt U1tsn, SA4&titl uxtrn family, G75
aA@S; NJ, |. taaA4hai; etiulcu fAncY, tA164tGzA
aAAtN-Wh1at steudyi SIUA Torn staaiy; Nc. :
, 1881-02-16

4, M. t:ay Ut lI!!i HtlT T-,, ,,nfT
!;r h,';re! III itH,,; at Ts ci, ryss saruy rcus
sp9y , H. 15 ;,H "s ''t s.mt ,.mer :' q
@ s If ;;,. " 1 !" S''Ss N; 4;
S f Nh as II t,ss 'i!1S fs = ,s
x xn. .nntrr, -. rr liz trni1l El2x, l',"'r e1.
4 ~ 3 @ 'I. 'r';nf ,,ri ;s HWY sar; ar
Hi WI" WIZ i,,tktt tlu.tal itti. ii 4i!'s NV
t;ua",,, ~ III snrsnxa4u u y Tbs f"r i'sHs eo"H
Ete+l
, 1881-02-16

TuKEEErlSE.
WtLM1SGroS. Dcl Feb. lj.-Yr1NlTS Or TuRpEN:
TiNE-Qull Ut 43e.
, 1881-02-16

Browns bronchial Trochex will Instantly r1-
lloye u cough. col1, or AoarssAgss. Is Ccnts.
, 1881-02-16

From the foregoing tuba it ap,mara tint
Tho crop Ut Iltlu0Is slncn is1, Ii valued by
cost Of producing t.e snii.e Ut s..ki,!si.i3 III.
'rl,la, witt tho loss sustained OH tue crop liz
sunl6 of tho years, lrnyes tho farmers, Ac-
corAinx to Secretary Flslinr's estimates, met
sss pIS tSr ero te y "ss t%tyS' ixaa IL t III 's 10
ttlEs enormous alE0I1nt tlle corn ernp SHOULD
lD nIsn credited with the profits realized
fr0lu feeding the corn to stock, and fur
manufacturing purposes.
The ruW,rt vi tho :itatu Board Of Agr-
culture contains u tnble showing thu yaus
Ut the hogs and cattle marketed III cach
county for tho yenrs ls7!L'6O. The faotings
isfv, si0, Gfo. .o,l; iSso, s:ssl:I;..,Ul. cattle,
1915, 3lu 1al, 40; 1850, 3l1, ,0!i, ILL.,