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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-11-18
CHATTANOOGA ELECTION.

Republicans Carry the Day, E1ecting
Mayor and Marshal.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-11-18
Fer Rent.

The Store House now occupied by r. S.
Payne & Co., on the northwest corner of
Gay and Asylum streets. Possession given
January 26, 1882.
oct1dtf. r. CRAIeHEAD, Agent.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-11-18
Lost,

Show Cases at factory prices at A. D.
Dunbar's
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-11-18

VEc3h Oybt0r6
Just received at Peter Essa's.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-11-18
HOPE & BROTHER,
Wafchmakers and Jewellers,

Knoxville Bank BufldInx
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-11-18

SCHUBERT
has opened his European Hotel.
ect5d6wks.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-11-18

Death to rats and verrnin, Parsons ET
term uatOr
, 1881-07-07
rar. to,nl crops OF hurley, oats, AMI iIax. Corn

fcar. t'os"l crops OF hurley, oats. anil ax. Corr,
KEtMxnY tnExry:;1,'',teas prospne. hs.ser
Thousand ncrr* cnrn pln3.tntl. md l'Mk: wct!.
t}.s, bnrey. lug. ind corn 1T this tln,o prsnls.
luz with M 1,tsl,nps. ,,,,.
MspaI3x w GrSTTwaSt S,!a t G of 9'r xamo
f VIII. n' urn u cp ' ~; pr a c, 'ss: Essatef t
'S H't y%r W. !:is x ' s's
nr fati vylleAt MID fl,nl ntrcs spring wrut. All
fcoks xt'icnd:!. fsaftey. t{ats. atid tax are ~
vEry larg. urea phntnA. ~.
tlrt1E EEOUxry,-I.,,rgn ittcrnnsn nser list ycnr
ns whei nHa ~ ixs l,u wGl': ~ MN ~ ,t thor kran
t,natAnnsos t,usry,-Area Of whrat sown
nok well, and largc nt4a sown. mi, hiitl,lroti
ti,o,,Nad ;cscs Of carn pfnt'te with prospuct of
aHi.tSE E,uxry.- -ws,oat prosrcet n,o,l. Fir.
tcen tcr cn,lt nvnr nerrnRe 1T lust year. Eighty.
slx lhnnsaslh acst's Ut chril. ns'h prospect Of
afw2MI Gm,s7y.-whoat crop promises good,
yopr. .rtIa torn Grnp will ho targn ahd dotilo
Ti,Aystt tsin:Srs.-rwcuiy.f flve per ceut moro
what thnn' lust yenr. Hurley. hats. Mild ilnx
xHnl. ArGn III cnrtl Is per cont mnsc than llIat
WEn~rEtl Ctixry:-Tho prospnct for whcat
wns nnsnr t,ctter. l,nslHy, 0ats. md ilax Rtol.
Affn Ut corn litH1 atI promises Of heavy yield.
ytulK EDrrHrY.-Aurg.xe or wh'att " pnr cent
more TIM, lust your. rr.4tocts ntNnl Ilartpy,
.uts, ,,rul tux MI I0ok well. Cor,1 promises ii
hrnvy Yield.
Farmers aro hnppy over tho i,roslmcts. Set
Tiers aru coming Ii, aild tic Statn is rapidly
developing. 'rr,tlc Is brisk, aInl Onlalla mer-
glianss rclor. nn Increase Of ovr":rI per cent
over tie sAtnt tEtnu lust y0:lr, wl,e,, IL Il Koud
indication Of business nil over tho Stnle.,
Ul4rut'Er
, 1881-07-07

sea.h nn,vc tuc!lcss .r, an, 'va. gra.. raiiin
auis tln arrivals lin. tHr itnsfn3 rttu trss"Ht
rfef Tosnns 'sS aIu S @ XIII co, ,!srsuIy exrsSsi
. N,xa. nrh Thu siccllnn n th't9s, nnu 1 t,9
ss,rrt,nntitp1 rfatlrs " natives has, t,nr,i
Ss n, he IN n M ~ f rei1se t Jvsy ,ss
snlFR Sny NV se!i!,t.nH Yt. rsasa,lint nnso M II
sst IT tifs,I, III ttet'al 1e h Tho hand. nf .1-
wtrinrs, Hnics ut R.Ukth1i rrneIl s.'rlH A0 hend,
Ehiniars hiuhl principally ~ a. 1ja:t Inlr 20 g.nt,
Vsfa.e .Lrnss ayy.MKs.9 n: 't I% VIII !" !; ~, HI
turs IT over tsEI ivrt II til"u wu't ii s1.ibai@t
tSsrc6y tntntiUr.l. Calves wrrn i,igAiroI fnr n.l
t oil Gnsia Ut fmily fhrtnrF 1tntftibs. nr ~ o. t4
1p iur no lbs fnr y:na h y 1tnM per ltenI !nr
sI.itk cniv1s Mtlr1l r,tNn Mcre quoted nj fhustl4
per hrad, actuftH. IL 1lnlity.
QUOTATIONS.. =
Exl1n noevcf-4toaea weighing t,sI1 lbs N1h
% III, % Will
stesfs weighing lit IL i.'ii ihs.. zssasaM
,ias so . |, ,t,i a.: aseaae;
'!ss !.i!G n i;S it.::: ] 7ssas
cu1sit,n1 ~ :chn1an lt,~H fur city tlhtItlttEr, -
weixhnK NG r. 1EiD hDl1AE
Stuck thitlo-Cutr1H'h rnttIe. Weighing laU h
Is, md tcaswag saers aans2,,
Te1n4-rhtnn9h hnrcs. ~!
VcalA-tor 1lu ts. ....4.......... ..,,.t.t, 51n1W
, 1881-07-07
ACTING VlCE-PRESIDENT.

CntAe OF tim Failure to Fleet II E'ruSi.
dent Pro fem. nr tIau *rt,nsr.
The following artictc, which we ta,:e from
The Atlanta ttia.} Constitution tDen.), ,ie-
serves n careful pcrllsal:
Tho A!nGrlcan Republic never stool 81 ncar to
Iii" failure Or tho last seuate to nk:ct rrenl.
dent pro TEN. hns left with anrticlll 'lcAJ, ttt
;11e iito botween ttc unvGrt,,nont ~ @ An anarchy.
die nr 10 kilc. Dy rairnud accident III ,ho why
T. teo Hs IN saS 5 w"y ksS tS tSr r}u.
President ,frn ten, OF the se,ase shai
yeoS w;e ..,i,1 ntsslsnt on th9 fo '.t st 1! Ya
snecced hin. e WIZ bs seen, therefore, tLn,s
fsn1e %rs e"s t Ss ~ h , In; t IT.
stu having raei 10 oloct, 1i', theru Il n6 SeaE-
or Ut tho lioasc, tho tern, q! Tho tst House hv.
eIeett1 4 Spoakor. 4 tho l'rcsltlen, dies. itlo
iiow @ c On unt! 1!ceemSar, VII! stand :i Ssiwea,, '
tho word "s,,,archy" it, ia technical Chic W m oy
fur the patriotism nr tho country would llnl
sumo noi,orabo and pcacoablo Why ou' Of thr
Tho writer remembers to hnve heard, willie in
New York tll,r!tiR tlo w!ntgr. u cuso!'s I%,ll,Hr %
dent prn tuli.., md gives 1t as ho hcArd Ii:
atr. lInynrl, ns tho sonlor ScIiasnr, Ind ,lle
fant S s rfmssaMs'X r. M re tg Il aas be y, Wt ~
very Wmr urcsits officer, whilt: slr. tlnrrIs, or
'rennessr.. is y yery lsne o,ln. fi,H Dr!nnr'ts.
ito ' nrepes Mil far ,ho paee, lcI!vvi,s % ;!mt Nr
l!uyhrd wo,d wttnl,siw Ills c,n!,l,s. to IN
si.tu!. however. TINT hr htl tlle right md wnh
him ut by furec. nllt yot unwilling n ulsrul,
TIM presitl!n9 olIssf as Mr.. ilarrls t'r ~ pmr
99 e. ns ay r i; s Hi; ksnt ta natsST suT is SsS
iiayart, ai!d dill iii ho oolli to uner Si..i post.
, 1881-07-07
NEBRASKA.
III the Ettftot of 1Tt fJilr4,dn 7ftttfui


OMAHA, Neb., July t.--rhr0usIi tho
courtesy Of 1.cayit. Dur.lia,n, Land Cum.
missioner af the Union l,nclic halfway, MID
a. Il. Touxa'ln. General Manager 1T the
burlington Il Missouri River NalirUad In
Nebraska, mn enabled in hand sou for the
benefit Of the renuers 1T TlEE T.tlMttS1: tho
following rclnblerep0rts Df tic crops Of lSSl
Ut majority nf tho prli!clpnt cUuutlcs Ia
NHl'raska, showing their cuntlitlon up To Tho
2sl Inst. Taking thcsp, Il sure lMttex Of the
crnps III tho whole SLATE, tho Yield OF lSSt
promises tn be unprecedented, ami iar ex-
ceetlfns MY yonr In t!,u'listury Of Nebrnsltl,
Tlese repgrts show NJ, excellent coMdIttUn
Of The growing crops. md are falr sainplcs
from all pnrts Of tho State,-fnyorablu IT,
p0rts hutng received fran esVry county not
luclnael herein, to which my inlnIrles did
not extended.
AtttIis writing tho wuatIler Is favorable,
anil I'LL TINT can be tcsirell.
AS tllo whent crop Vi utmost rcatty for tic
hnrycst, and 1lillGss sou!s unforeseen Ncct-
dent Happens to tho tho corn crop, y0lt can
safely put down tic Yield Of those two
cereals III Nebraska Mt ll0, ,000, 900 bushels for
1891, ngainSt r, COZ, ,ON bushels tor lust ypar.
This will h6 equivalent tu II sufn Of lll5 per
cent over tho yield Of 1871, atid l,curly 30 pcr
cent oyer TINT ot 1850. ii, wheat ..,stl corn,
Ecllufs.Els. Colfnx Cuunty.--Wheat III you'd
condition uMd promising well. (orn growing
'lhclr: Soma ryo harvested. Whoat mud oats
urass vr0I, vory hgAvy. l4iyu stock thriving.
ogsq' ptofgssts MS,ts; 'ihiy
gnt condition nt,tl pronlsb 1T crops IL Kufd. rho
prsspaGt tor wl,uut IL 1eltDr than tUr tv ytnrs
hlst. Harvesting viii cnltln,el,so III II fo,Y days.
S Ssssas IT, ayta is % s;ss MY sow q h s s a u Fss
1.-Two sttlck III yory f!Mo condition.
Cropa looktME we'll. exgcpt IN Inv ground very
WnS9y & ana % wGs. a.! Ssons %tl nor eent t!ottar
ay s M y Sra tr 1anS III EIsai
TX K.sF. a e'ps a IT,! SsyilIsy ySsy Goi1sI .vsst lu
St;1s1Ess t;n ~ Sr1p i,n'unsv Wl,eMt !ooks ~
san1t ~ !! grove IT soan,s to u.3var ths tyl.ole
gronn.l wiz. loayes four inchus broa!. tyu IL
ty ~ ssy bso Gs"SS e. sy
viii r0nstirAvu :ncxt week. 'rhoro viii 10 I'm
,t t9: ~ iH ss .; I; s4 ~ IT, Ss =. as Is
0lNs HtoHlti tarlier than usual.
IhuM CHEEK, I,awsnn Ct'.,nsy.-Crops OF oil
noi possiy 30 mtiro nro1tllsna. G iiarysssins % ii
sn grain will st'0n cnluntulleu. quito tI,iilll-
NY " ryo hay alrcndy bum cNt, Thuro viii bo
ai,l ilvo sioux Of ali kinds IL dolns rot.arsaSy
ig . Sl,1 s SSsn'y-cP nso'gss: IL !s
aS rlsy lS ssy @ ~ u ESrvsst a SalFt II so sxcoliat
sss'S s9"ss p. So s FSsss sss @ s SssrsSs ss 1 I'LL:
ln,!t oyvr tau prospect FIR y boan,ltitl hArycat.
sS Xs,s s,SE \, w. sWgS?ii a, ,uru aro. .w
Harley. al.a.. aud ilax l0ok woll. Corn sgool,
WITH M !aEFur ,!sva ssH.l 1ses,
, 1881-07-07
A REMARKABLE LIFE.

! Settling Dowal to IL Strady Ltfc and q
i. Fortune After IL Cnrccr Of Criillo.
| ,Crskspntatnts Philadelphia 74t.ey.
lloSEsDAl.1!, pa., July a.-.rlp nows Inns
! jtsst been received here of the ilinrriago 0f
tleorgo Avery III one nf lilo far Western
States. Tho history Ut this :'a,lns ,I,a,,--at
oEe tina tho most nutarionseharactc III tIts
| chtlrc sectlol,-las bcel uniluas romantic rs
tlint Of llugo's hero, Jcan vn'jeam. lii 1871
Avery, tllcn about q ycars OF nge, wns
| cliargct with tho ,nl,rtlcr 0r Johi, llayrs, Of
| llowlamls. Hike County, Ia. llu was ssr-
rested ,.,,d iii olllcer detailed to bring Him tu
Milford. Eyltlellcu 0r tic lnur.ier WIS ".
ported 10 be ~ conclusive shat ,lte eo,,!l not
nussib!y escape l,anging. On their way to
Milford tllo officer lnlIibcd freely uf iltuUr,
tlle keys which unlocked lits hatlac,lifs nl,tt
s!ackles and took ttua oil, putting tl,un. Il.
tho bottom of tho wagOll.: llv took llle rcl.ls
fru!ll tho stupidity tlrunRen utllrer's Ila,!lls
atll t!f0S9 " TUG nearest l!nttl, where tle Ar.
rived VIZ. 4le n!tlcur III clMVEa at a hour
ill.,, ~ licSe 'hor'!E ,I sat hEn! IN tlln waeu.
y y. l!Ke SIaa Go,,1l'sy wlc!i' t"f ~ i;u! put
g. llo WIS c0ntilied toro till September,
1910, wlIt1l !lu WIS trieA for murder, ai!I To
1llu KtSt|t. sttrhrlse of csnry ol,u acquitted.
Gt S s tss atfs.s H. i sEs sSlryS viii Gy ts ae
l'rlson fur i yvar aInl i half. iie serSeii
l'is tern', ,rtgadti'g law during his con-
l'snitsn!jary 'S hs ra!,rns'l S ,o!se, @ Is osS,s'
= law ott!ce, arrested Suyelu' cill2uIls wl0
had tosl! !tlcd ,ugafnst him when llo WIS on
ir1a! log buIKlnry, clMrH!nE tl!u!N with Der.
sS{ss sg 5 's. py = tS s sosis s' III is ''s ' Ts s
renlaIlltd TIL h!s friends eoWl! scraps i!p
enough lnnlley to got l!ln u,.t. When tlnNlly
lone Vt llowlaluls. FfUln that thu lorwartl
hurElufIcs Wlru numerous III HUT sectlll but
never coNhl ey'.lenee sufficient tn e0jl-
yiGt Avery lo abtalllGt|; After a while tllo
oHt ills s!Ilnsls as i laws1r. Cllcl!ts wuvo
plenty rn.l fees lnrRe., Avery wns rraplng
Eo!.lelt tarysSt, when lie w''s H., ,epnyictH! Of
iHrEety Ainl sent ta thu Western PahI.
aIal uluysa !,lon|l.s. Witt tliere '' io lti ii ii
h'vU Will, tle Eeupev's .tlauEl.ter, a,u! sll1
proposed ~ assist lin! to esrAVt, but hc ~
fused 70 lsaya prisol. I'll his t'u v;ls out. At
swimdted y llGi9hbnr0ut 0l SlQu anu Was In.
dureI by tl,e iipighhor, wIM. enforced his
@sx'1,vs'f v Ie% tai t yStE,, r. fo t. ,Sf4a n the
Mi'srS lls gat iSto li,iv,iI.y Till went w''S q
thu Easter. Peit!te,,tIury agalH Tor Il silurt
tertlt. Upon being released :. tilu list
Limo lle want to thu mining ~
Klolls of .lle West, wGgie lis
s|,s!|s s|,,ss INV w s's Ss E st' IL sp0ssS!s, %stt!s
rich" atla cluureh Over. llAll u million .loi.
lAty, Eav9 NJ Ills stock sCrusllatl0il iOrever
sel.t fnr ltls lia'!cae, the priso!l-kcepurs la!i
jass Gesi. arFIsG. % AVery Is W t,iiy s6nt ,S Is
ycars III agv, u,l.l writes 70 iflellH liuro tl.ut
lin SHAW mi linnest, upright l'l,it, nlNt that
thn la0xt tllge llU cnlllus EAsl u Will le liz q
United States Sonatos from olso Of TIC West.
esA olaWs'
, 1881-07-07

TOLEn0, O. July yi~~tlnAlS-Whuat nEul, No. ased
slut. tlsss, July. sl7si August tl.,33s bpptomboF
&l.Eis<, an,bcf MleLi9au, N.ls.x, Corn arnt, Nh 4
sput @s'ici July @sAcs August, %s4c askoajs year
+sJke y .
Ca1t-ivhsat quiet hut iirfat No, Fud sdt ttR It'd
sLhgs u.kSt'l July. ts bid, s!.iG}s aatst, august
!lE. septu'aeer: 4: ,?!:. ost9toE: q. II I!a
h!a: &aa whMis NJ t.,s. as4e ht 4tl.a "sSe! July,
*"5s1 9sd !sf9 H. asked. yVAF +qtc. Uass duli9 Nv.
.,llFtKitEs- Wheat, aAdI bu, corn. G1op hut pats.
!. .eeiiEaxsrs- Wilma. c!aobu, corn. lsaou ba, oats,
, 1881-07-07
1sf:.ft1trA.

rEhIIA. ILL.,, July G-t'nAlS.-t0rr sioalyi high.
nltxed tDsf' s'u in.x'". E4stHc. Unts at1adys No.
whltr :aI.ldt1c. 1lyu timif nnd ,lom!na. nj SLW.
tl.tSii.
llErHtirrA-Wl,eat, 2,9N bt, corn, kaX;0 bu. putg,
ksnN hlii bnrtt.y. :.iuIi TN,
slItvMESTA-G6r1, l7lGi b0; uats, LEU bu.
, 1881-07-07

; A1LwAYxAE. July Observation-Disclosures.
ultAlk1Hh0at tirult No, M!lNAuke9, 81. lot JulYt
Ami -AuRust. tLliH, 8epteuubsr, 0otobaE. Alid No-
yaalhps, tldi ko. Attnauk0u,s ttt]l No, At 6se,
Tsl0oteds Aouual, Corn seasea uud wantadi NJ. a.
Chg. Daia stsoaKars M 1ht W+ ltya unilt No.
fnuvlHluAs-lllxhVr. aIess pusk. &lG.e6 cash nl!d
, 1881-07-07

1'IfOf'{)S.tf,S.


Froi'hsAis far FHrhf*ttnE lEnrsrs. yt'uaoas,
ami Efnrncsn ttii' tht indian ksry1rr.
9en3td prhtnsnts fnF strhfshnx 4lxhlY iSh -xort
DrsUs, i'm t2 l,Aty hnE.i, tlsty fti Wmturn nnn ~
lgAt tprIiI4 "nEon, tty f5 srts tuuhi tnTIr,. fnr
f,.s, fH iMnI 4, l., Srx,Ss - @ ssYncr Ne Va.
0eoek a"s!ay, mlY H. ill., Il With s!,ne msI b't H.
VIII hnHErnn und rontr7!Et* awarded.
te i%11wtmE spee!'itat'ona "i' eoudtlons will DO
Thu work Ao1sas mist he he.wrcn lhe hves Of four
81 NM aGxr ~ ycart int loss il,n fnursnrn iii
,as,da !.g6 md q Mss3 nut tcfs tls, nlna hundred
T. xSfE NJ tsitss.y raun: fha h,ssy ;oan, tS iii
be subject y, thu aIse ehndltuns. An In ndtlIsi6n
mus y. Gnod tsnrglets Ali liofscs viii TO eGtjc jctci
eesu aer ,t a a wssaa IT IL SS,s hsn II c e.,
Walon. 10 10 nasro..track throo t, Inch l,t,b,e.,
q iWesa m ounta Inrk. i.iit wason t,roS ii Il:
il bnr!an. back struts, and co.lars, full
tenttier lngs ct,mi!cte. =
All The at,so 10 't ,olt.creA nt lhc Agency ut lo
expanhe r thy e5ntletor not later tas. September
1ns! iinlct4 thcre hh!tnl1 ba delay III tho approval
" th9 E'nttagt. All bltlA tauat b. HcGUlpnnluh bT
ssit,;Sa sgst i e III; f9 % ssi y.
lrHaf avr ~ .f tnnL VI tho nsHnt Hf tho bid, which
e.eck .!a III surfstej q te unlie ssates In cata
nr,!n,r;y !, .'rst ws sicot sareties
uIaSs,s,,i WI SS 'aaae thso'!zh tho tn.'1na oe,eq.
M,ssa y H. T. q; rs 'opn u" practicable nssor thu
Tho rlehi o rejcrt any and nj! bids Il rcsetved.
1ida Will te rrared Tor ali nart ~ Tho ni,oye,
lOrst.. Wrofs, md llasnrts, cte. ii te ca.u iray
To- md n'cssGi to thu undeTelKnei TT Uiuo AEUIuy,
'S' ~'' i.%wEi.1.ys r.. yyooulS.
.. United States Indian Agent.
OrDE AHESCf. Nth. jNnu III ts,i.
, 1881-07-07
KANSAS CRY.


S0fttat DsVa'tb u 7hs Chicago tribune.
KANSAS riry, Mn. IHly H-G11AtH-Tha trce
Earffaf rrins*: whant-itacolbts. 'A.GA lm. Ai.p.
itH!s itn lni Erllrr. Nh c*h. nic .tnly .<ct ~.
leash, H4n AskGil July, Hl hlt M. cAst ~ sIi.
Enr-Narr!|s. ttti h4i etlpnlu,iss, lB1 but srhers
No. 3chsh ;E!l1c. ,My, &l}lG
, 1881-07-07

sT, LOrIB. M0. July G.-FiUult- unehanned.
GRAtS-Whont upunai lowur. und As'yangslli Nh. ?
red, t.,tab l.lS't cash, thl2}{a1Is4 juiyi HIKE
LllIS August <l.1lh4li!N Huptru,l,er, sI.iaYl.l}&
0conur, tl.ivktslit* ycasi Nh. It so. tit.da l4,
M. da. s!0t csrlI sglur ad tIrtn ut l;lu cs; To
45(o 1utys ItH$e hti AMauBts &r4e4 4}1e kviur,hurt
Sionet"hGrf %i*{ttgu ycar uatn trseF ut H{u ertKi
af.Si{g Jnlyf :1ss Anssti :laaIto year. lEyc bot
l.EAlt-tluttGr 1T Il,13M.
Observation-Disclosures.
E!tNR-lhIVr ~ Ill.,
NitiAkf-HtuniiY nj $i.I4
ptHtE1nNh-llirk strUrv mt hul,cr Mt ~ u cash
H1Hx!A45 " IN lH>y; nry s9l n!uas h1a,6r Ana irui
Als!,4S:1kils. l.Art 1i!Rius} tll,bI nskud -
,,G' ,!tGG'GEttIE.Elnnr n 1F'4t Whuh !l,NN but eorn.
ll,MQ bu. ' '' ~'''
, 1881-07-07

7
ChErrLANu. H.. du!y Observation-Disclosures
HtnnLnrl white, tn teSt, s1{t.
TtTt'kvi!fE. l'A, July d-i'HrnuI.EttM-uIl opened
nj siJsci htaDst, t3kr INwext, 1iMel cIseI. 17}Sp
shipments, 0,au brlsi tlanrsrs. I'.ii3i runs. ssl
, 1881-07-07

CfSC1tNAT1.
CINCINNATI. July .-ctTroH--fEth, ut t11ic.
fiAt'fs-t:ns!or, Int mt ut,Dtatly 1nrtr.
tsuATS-WheHt raslcri M. rcd. s.ls du ney Hill
Corr strunat No. nxnd. 4s}A3 TO- Uats trn, No. i
hllx,s. ~ eth. tty0 HnlutI M. J ut NJrAtltu.
rl.DytHiDSa-f'hrk hlRhcrt hold Ut tliHl I.1r,i
stra,la a,.t higher nj al n utk nIcats strupx md
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, 1881-07-07
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, 1881-07-07

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t!MtlnEls. atld bInilauM III m01orute de!uund and
stGhdy.
, 1881-07-07

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atendy, tltSaLla Corn stondy; ksai3Nc. Oats
41ull; a13Sc,
, 1881-07-07

EnToNcts Peace Prospects, =
II IL uesprtad that krApp cannut mcet hIs Nig
k1n osdors--ylzi noulAnn!at lul; lEeeee, 1u6;
, 1881-07-07
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, 1881-07-07

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quotations noI1tli.aily unchanged.
CANAL titEIullTA--lInchnnHol
, 1881-07-07

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fair demand,
, 1881-07-07

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, 1881-07-07

THE BODY OF n. P. Et'GRATH,
14nSu l1nASCII, n. j., .)nty ts.-tl'lp huhly uf
Il. 7. Sicf'ratls wAs removed to Kentucky
this afternoon.
, 1881-07-07

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fMF M"f*. ilne.Iahlsa. SlaupllR.s.ar Accninmpt,n.
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lIuusv. INT u Eahl-ss. ~
, 1881-07-07

fl11n61s Central IyattraAu.
Depot foutn ~ nksst n11d GuDt OF Two -at
Tlckvt Hcek, til ltniid0ih-st tlenT Gfnrk t;Fand
pnCHc llntg,, mil Palmer I[o1lsg. ~
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1881-07-07

CaTrOiitcn, La. January 5, 1850.
/ have suffered awfully with an abdominal
dropsical tnInor for four years. No physicians
whom | tried afforded me any relief until / ap
Piled to DR.. Roberts, who has been treating me
(ust one month. l am now only too happy to
testify that the tumOr has been entirely remov-
ed. My general health Is becoming excellent.
MRS. THFRRsA HAGARDoN,
Dyspepsia, DrOpsgG Nasal CatarTh
New Orleans, January 9th. 1880
! hereby certify that | have suffered very much
with dyspepsia forA twelve years. after having
tried many remedies prescribed by many emf.
neBt physicians of this city, 1 was etfectually
cured by Dir. Roberts. lie has also cnred my
wife OF general dr0psy OF six months standing
and nasal Casl'TH aIi deafness Of the right ear
She haTidg ~s,Gli-t,i greatly from the last nam
ed disease icfte!i Years. l viii answer inquiries.
InuA ITpnE
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1881-07-07
Assisting the Judge.


''These people gay you were drunk.
prisoner. How's that?" asked a police
Justice of a seedy looking customer.
swell. now, Judge, you heard what
they said. You can understand En-
glish, can't you? Four policemen and
six citizens all swore that / was drunk,
and now you want me to explain it to
you. Amt been on the bench long,
have you, Judge?"
II want to know whether you were
drunk or not" demanded the Judge.
"Well," said the prisoner, with a
hopeless air, 81 haven't got any more
witnesses. I thought ten would be
enough. If I'd knowed how particular
you are, I'd had some more, but | say,
Just overlook it this time and take what
these people say. I'll fix it better for
you next trip; I'll have the whole coun-
ty here"
"Will you answer my question? /
want to know if You were drunk" ejac-
ulated the magistrate.
Judge. what's the use of fool1n'
away my time like this? These people
are all respectable, and they say I was
drunk clear through to my spine. l
don't blame you for being careful. l
like to see it; but don't you think you
overdo it a little? If there's any doubt
in your mind, let the case stand over
and you can write an opinion. I'm in
no hurry about this thing, Judge, but
you and I agree that you ought not to
make any mistake. We can't afford it,
Judge"
"Will you tell me, sir, whether you
were drunk or not?" demanded the exs
esperated justice.
whats the use, Judge? If you can't
believe four policemen and six citizens,
how'm I to know you'll put any more
confidence in me? I can't afford to have
nv word doubted in a court room. You
might look over the testimony at your
leisure and examine the authorities,
and say, Judge, if you like, I'll submit
a brief" -.
"Are you guilty or not guilty OF this
charge? That's what / want to know"
said the Judge. firmly.
"That's what we are both here for,
Judge, Just to find out that thing. ]
came here on purpose, but we don't
seem to make much Roadway. ]
thought when these people were testi-
fying that they had a clear case, but il
O don't like their style, if you know
'em, if you see anything about 'em that
makes you mistrustful, yon can decide
against 'em without prejudice and let
'em appeal, But be cautious, Judge,
be cautious. I wouldn't like to see any
reflections on these people, any more
than on myself. I'm with you in the
matter, Judge, and / don't want to see
you do anything out of the way"
"I1l send you up for ten days. sem
fenced the Judge.
"That's what I call fair and honora-
BILE. Judge. Shake! That's a day for
each witness, and it shows that you be-
lieve one-tenth of what each one said.
You've been at this thing longer than
you claim. Judge. You're an old hand
at the business. Say, Judge, if you'd
like to have this decision in the law
books. Ill give yon a letter to the prin-
ter"
And as he sauntered into the Black
Maria he muttered: "And the evidence
showed that I could have got ten times
as drunk at the same rate. Derned
clever Judge, that; I'll hire him to try
me the next time I tune up" and maxi
ing a memorandum OF the Courts
nams the prisoner relapsed into pros
found admiration Of the Judiciary.