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AN ANGEL IN THE WAY.


The following is one of those very
pure classical productions, which noN
and then, at great Intervening inter
walls, are given TO the world to enlight
en-, and please, and instruct. 1t i'm
parts lesson which would, if general
" adopted, impose upon mankind
vstems of morals which would tent
to their advantage, their happiness, ant
their honor. The poem appeared or
iginally in Frazers Magazine, but th'
authors name isnot known:
Fair the downward patti is spread,
Love and light thy coming greet,
Fruit is blushins DER thy head,
Flowers are growing meath thy feet,
Mirth and Sin, with tossing hands,
Wave thee on, a willing prey;
Yet an instant pause-there stands
An Angel in the wav.
Heed tbs heavenly va-Hirg-know
Faire,t flowers thy feet may slip;
Fruit, that like the sunset glow,
Turns to ashes on thy lip;
Though the joys be wild and free
Though the path be bright and gay,
Even mortal eyes can see,
An Angel iH the way.
Wilt thou drown in worldly pleasure:
Wilt thou, like him of old,
Length of dsy and stores of treasure,
Wisdom, glory, power, and gold:
ifc a nd limb. shall sickness waite
Want shall grind thee day by day;
Still to win thee God hath placed
An Angel in the way.
Trusting all on things that perish.
Shall hopeless faith be thin:
Earthly idol Wilt thou cherish:
Bow before an earthly shrine
Meet rcbukr to mortal love,
Yearnng fer a ckild of clay;
Death shall cross thy path and prove
An Angel in the way.
When the prophet thought to sin,
Tempted by his heather guide;
When princc's grace to win,
Prophet lips would fain have lied;
Even the brute the same controlled
Found a human voice TO ssy,
''Master, smite me not Behold
An Angel in the way
So, when VICE, to lure her slave,
Woos him down the shining track,
Spirit hands stretched to save,
Spirit voices warn him back.
Heart of man to evil prone,
Chafc not at thy sins delay;
Bow thee huIssIy down, and own
An Angel in the vav.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-01-28
FOREIGN NEWS.

A cable telegrRis from London AM
nounces the death Of E. A. Sothern, the I
actor.
An iron-clad is reported on the coast
of ireland to prevent the landing OF
arms.
A Chilisn paper says tsat represen-
tstivs Of Bolivia is on his way to the
United States to negotiate treaty Of
commerce aud 10 raise Iosn of sI ,OO0,-
900 at any saeriGce.
Edwin BootIEpsde great success in
London as "Othello." DE was fire.
quently applauded. and was called be-
fore the curtain three iimes-
Princess AleKaudrius, Of Meeklen-
burg Schwerin, and grand-niece ofthe
Emperor William. has become novice
in the ST. Vincent de Paul Nunnery ut
Prague.
George Eliots services to The He
brew race have been recognized, isis
reported. by the Jews oLLssa0nby titse
offering of prayer for the repo.c OF her
sonl.
Queen Victoria having been easily
able for many years TO save 81 100000
year, is probably one of tine peaIth-
lest women in The world. Putting aside
ali other sources of income, her Duchy
of Lancaster and legacy from Mr. NeeId
bring her in $4,000 q year, and her
income altogether il psaRshlx>sr..s, =
short of 50, 100000 year
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-01-28
4 -
HUMER

: !" !: !: !: =: :: :: :: : ! ::iiS
\ growing indn9 Is - "a
Why not call b aa "A -
ton 4ad "a g
Every qusck has AN 80
his cure rate.
The vice that of
est is so0.l advice. mENT,
a tramp called
tioi 5" because theyE 81 "a,
Why is the nirs gao -
the sick giuiton
eight. fnf*
Has it eyer 0ccuf
crs that asmilk las<
catcher?
To keep warm Of
double the cSbc
horn.
her maid Il Inaa ~
for the bali .N + E t.
Come and seam
tie more Of your aiel
of cloth to Ihe maid's -NI
A uidover advortNU1 az, { :
for wife, ard says heA2{ Z<
lar as to qualify or qusS
An $500 diamond q
Lafayette. Indiana. = -,
the string of a toy bk
go. EA2ca
"Mr. Speaker, stra .a q iRg
was Phrase in whic4 ,.:--.-.--.- - : : =
Californian Legislators ccdeisd them
zion.
johnson says the greatet msgiciaf
of the age are paper niakrrs. 1hey
transform beggars rags into sheets n'F
editors to lie on.
A snall boy in South Jersey amused
his companions by wallowing pins. =
was not long before he was stuck in the
ground. A grave joke
L
A Norristown youth who was trying .
TO master bicycle. when asked hl5
age. said he had seen fifteen summess
and about one hundred aud Iifteeu falls.
"rhe difference" said the cook, "bs-
tween a child of royal birth and ayoung
lamb. is that the first isrtcnded splen-
dor, and the other is splendid md ten
der" -
There is no accounting for taste A
summons in a breach of promise suit
against the bridegroom was sent in
among the bridal presents at an Iowa
wedding.
An Ohio girl sued man for breara :
offs PROMISE, and prote-s rim such :
scoundrel that the jury decided. .sll-szSsll.s..
ought to pay him something for not
! marrying her.
| Adsmsel applied for a place behind
the counter What clerical experiences
have you T' Very hltle she ssi'l,
with blush, FOR only joined ttis-
church last week"
"Come, Bob, how much have yoal
cleared by your speculation 2" said 4
friend to his companion. Cleared -
answered Bob with a frown; "why Z
cleared my pocketsp'
! A man never realizes. remarked
commercial traveller, how plentiful ,
mustard is, and how scarce is bread
and meat. until he tackles railroad
refreshment saloon sandwich
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-01-28
NASHVILLE. CHATTANOOGA
Il ST IOIIS Il. L.

For information. time-tabl-s. and list Of
euus met resorts. reached by this line. call on OF
address,
G. p ATMORE. Jr. or W. L. DANLT.
Passenger Agent. Scn'l ?. & r. Agent.
Memphis, Tenn. Nashville. Ieng
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-01-28

4 life Of duty il the only cheerful
Iife-for all joy springs from the afec-
lions; and it Is the great law of na-
ture, that without good deeds all
good affection dies, and the heart be.
comes utterly desolate.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-01-28

One -4nC1 space constitutes a square.
1G- For announcing candidates for County
eisccs and for TIE Legislature, so; for Con-
gress. S2o-ail IN advance.
eS- lcicAL SoTiCEs Is cents per hne-foT
essch insertion
ca an Postnlasters are requested 20 act as
agents
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-01-28

A child. speaking of bis home to q
friend was asked, "Where is your
home - Locking with loving eyes at
his mother he replied: "Wherc moth
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-01-28
(Show this to your Afflicted Friend.)
NEURALGIA

DR.F. W. GRKENHALGE, Nashviller
IL Tenn. Dear Sir:--Qne of my daughters
suffered intensely with Neuralgia for more
than two ysars. | feared she would lose her
eyelight / read the certificate you published,
Of tie remarkable cure your medicine perform
ed in Mr. Martins case and his statement
vouched for by your best business firms Of
Nashville. (MesSrs Berry. Demoville 4 Co.,
Evans. Fite, Porter \ Co, Morris d Stratton,
and Gray, kirkman 4 Cs.,) and Ofccurse, that
was evidence sufficient Of the. reliable nature of
the article, but i felt that / would be better
satisfied if could have talk with Mr. Martin
about the matter. and accordingly wrote him.
Suffice it to say, that ! was well pleased with
his statement. l procured your Cure for
Neuralgia and rheumatism" by mail. Ny
daughter was relieved as soJn IS she was under
the influence of your Cure and for ysur
medicine can say that, you may add anot thsr
name to your list of Cures. | feel it my duty
to do this. because regard it n good medicine.
and know that it cured my daughter after all
othe remedies tried had failed. have roc
ommendnd it to persons in Mississippi. Louis
luna and Carolina, abd still do so unhesitat-
ingly. Yours truly,
H.F. JOHNSON.
Rev. DR. johnson is Principal Of Whitworth
Female College. BroOkhayen, Miss.
Sent postpaid on recei pt of one dollar.
Fer sale by ". Ii. COley. Hilsn, Tenn.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-01-28
ADVERTISING RATES.

Advertisements inserted for q less term than
,llst-a uipgiths via be charged sI-50 por.sq0Ere
y etisf Eises or les lor llfe FIRST iBSertiOH and
u icr easfh eubscQuent Insertion.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-01-28

Lord Bacon beautifully said: "If a
mau be gracious 70 strangers, it shows
that he is a citizen of the world. and
that his hesf ri1lIisn1 eat 2ff e.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-01-28

Between the Northwest and Southeast. 1t is
by far the shortest and most direct route to the
ce ebrated Springs and Summer resorts Of Viz
ginia and East Tennessee. Connections are
made with all points: Pullman Sieepers run
on all night trains. Through sleepers from
Memphis to Nashville without change. Double
daily connections on sill through trains. BUS
iRcss men and pleasure seekers. bear in mind
that tho
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-01-28

A special dispatch to the~ Courier
Journal from Chattanooga says: A few
nights ago, in an adjoining couIty,
some one fired hay-rick belonging Il,
Henry Yarnell. While YarisU. after
he had extiBguiShed Ike flames. wn.
searching for the incendiaries. as.isied
by man nanIel Howe. tic report of !,
gun was heard aud Yarnell tIropp..d .
dead, shot through the brain. Iiowe
also was shOtin the nlontl,--spll dan
gerouslY. perhaps fztally, lnj z. 8 '>,ss9,.l,s
next day two NED named 10 Nesss
Gritiey wero arrested on sasaa5
and, being some distance fr1
they were .confiesd in II zC
shop, where they we're guar -
mcu. During fhe pislt al
heard al the window, and Al ;
tsneously two rAes were
bullets entering the bFaihs & ~
prisoners, and ciusin9 lh#
death. greatest cxcit
walls in the county. Seve
have been arrested and ha& +.
moved to another part Of
for fear OF lynching. There
tive proofs Of the cause Of a
of Yarnell. 1t is believed
the result Of an old feud. II
that the two prisoners Eare - s.
friends OF Yarneit
Az a meeting Of the f3feta<
gr.gation at the 49,
Sunday evening
gan, Of Stantesz
paslnr 10 take II
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-01-28

mo, Estelle, you are no longer a
daughter of mine, if YOU insist upon
following the foolish course you have
chosen. You know that, according to
your fathers will, did you marry a
person of whom | did not approve,
your part of tho estate was to be for
feited and | can assure you that his
will shall be carried out to the letter,
i'll case you marry Mr. Danbury, as you
, 1881-03-07

erwards f,o found himself half buried In tho
debris. fle crnwlrd from Under tho engine
md thcn lost consciousness. Unglaub was
hatlly bruised nilsa cut. but strange IN sny
escaped serious injury, although suffering
Intense pafli. Tlle engineer expressed
CHEAT ANXIETY Fol. THE SAFETY OF Ills
r.tsHESUI:l.s,
and made srvernl attempts To 10 tn their ns-
a!stailcc. liz wns Mnable to stand, however,
and beng removed II sl,ort distance was
kindly cared for by number Of lalltcs,
among wllom WAS Mrs. llaycs. As the lastlr
was ut last corlpetlel to leave tho scene s!,o
pressed tho Ein.Ml nj The engineer warmly,
MID with tears lit her eyas thanked him for
Ills bravery.
Aoout ialf-past 3 Il special wrccktng-trnlii
from Baltimore reached tho scc,n with n
large force of men MID Doctors Thompson,
Atkinson. null l.At1Mer, who ut 0ncu Eayp
their assistance III caring for t,e wounded.
4 special train hcAring the ex-l'resit[pIit and
Iarty reached BALTIMORE ut Il y. Ill. All of
thu party prncslslrtl to the residence Of Mr..
). n. Sh0elliHker, III tllfs. city, where they
wtrr entertained during tho eyrillng. They
afterwards took tho II y. III. traii for tile
West,
, 1881-03-07

an, and has been nm earnest Republican oser
Rince. lie wns first brought into prominence
In Louisiana pnlit!cs when he becnn,e tho
counsel for CIV. Kellogg in his con-
test with McEnery. His management Of
TINT case was very able. Flo was still further
oppressed by the Bourbon element. lie stub
aequcntIy became q candidate for Attorney
General OH the Republican ticket. was elect
Ell, md served 0ne term; he WINS reelected ~
Attorncy-t'enerll on the tiekctwtth Packard.
c1,ntoEsl.y ESortlEI,
he was thrown mt OF ofice through the IT.
1uencr Of tic AfacVeagh Commission which
overturned tho Packard Government aill lll-
stalled Nict,oll while the preparations wero
being n,ado tn seat Hayes III Washington.
Mncveagla, tho head u tho Commission, antt
Hunt. tho nyerthrown Attaracy-Nencral OF
Louisiana, now meet On n common plane
in Gen. Garictt's Cabinet. Sooli after
this Mr. nunt was appointed Judge OF the
Court Of Claims here to I'll n vacancy cn,,scl
by death. Thu tenure of tho court is foI life,
and
IT Is CONSIDERED EXTRAORDINARY
BY n,any ttlat he should be willing to resign
a life position to accept d Cabinet placr.
Hunt IS ahnut u years Of age, md Is imam
III moderate financial circumstances. There
are some tntinlations that t,ngcrs, President
uayes' Private Secretary, may be appointed
to the Court OK Claims, 10 succeed Hunt.
, 1881-03-07

The Illustrated Lo,!Io't Netvs suites TINT tho
VII dated My 9, l8al,l n as Mrs Mary Ann Gross.
llcc. =: Inst. WIS proved IN tho Nth lust. by
ChArtea LEG loves, tho snlo executor, tho rar-
eOnut Gstate. limited to tho prEperty aho tlttl
poxor M appointment nyet by virtue 0r ii set.
tlenent dated Mny !, lHS), and under tho Will
nf Mrs. Mary Eras1sra. holng sworn unaUr Ei0.-'
UN isy thu settlement rpfcrrcl t0 INT only WIS
tho pr6ncrty sho .on posstssptf sottlel. but also
any ahu might thertatlur acquire hy tho oxtr-
else 0f her lltcrMry skill. Tho testAtrlx bu-
tfloaths t5,UW 10 M'ss Emily CIarke1 E!,kD tn
rtfMn lsyntl !.0Wns, IN Antlitty uf tl00 fur her
llfH 10 Mrs. Cnroltne irny, nnd IN nnn.ity Of
~ for her iifotu hor h@n!iseknrprr, @ Mrs. Mary
lJoWl!1K, Thu Buhl Ut III, 1U1 Is n 10 Hut llsIlC
Il, tho .innlt's IT her executor Hnt her husi,aud
us Trustees. ar!'' tho Incn!aS mid 70 Mrs. lIza
iiio Or during widoWhiNn! a1ssi Ut. her dcati Or
second narrlnKc. US to tnn mntoty nf tho c,lpltnl
fund Tor her ao,l. GeorKe Henry Luwus, mud rs
to tho olhor tnoluty far her tin1Khtpr, Mar!nn
loves. As to tho reslluo Of l,er 'propnrty. tho
tcstatrfx gives tho sumo to tho Wild Charlus Les
luwes, his heirs. executors. administrators. aud
naslgns absolutely.
, 1881-03-07

with 1890 md flnl tho average number to ho
i0oH Or precisely ao tcas per year under the
present Rystem than utidor prohibition. md this
ptptiIntInn. Iii nr.srr 10 1nakn tho ehunwc mure
!lntkrtt. l,ayo taken tho Myernue for tia thrce
IT With Tho ayea1,ge Of tilo three yrnrs
Immediately following in75, nnl tlnd tho
19sernEe 9ss doerease, Of tho toal arress
ttlnso II .1a3a. 1R7;A md ts1l ID bO 0ai. Next /
hnvc tnkcil tho. whnc nanll'ur or arrrats fur
sumo pcr!t,s. NM. ln1 thu Nvnr,,9o number rnr
tue ycnra lS'2 HIt, lS'4. aud 1871 10 bc 8E and
III like tnnnHcr tho average humber for thu
ytnrs beginning with lSssl mud ending With tHH.
tp ho hfa. showing M average ,lccrrnae Ut III.
~ hhnw ~ tho effect nf the c1nnEc In tho Inv
average nf tho tt1rre yrIlty lt,,intallntcly prc-
nctlnK and Immediately following 187i: fir tho
Former rerlod the average number nf nrrcsfs
bin ur an avern8o decrcase or :lI5, AMI this, not
Wltlsta1dLnH our l4rgo fngrenso Iii population.
, 1881-03-07
TWO Persons Killed Outright and
Sixteen Others Seriously
Injured.
Tie Ex.Prcsitlent and Ills Family Fort
unately Escape Without
Injury.
Saturdays Storm Episodes in Various
Parts Of the Country.


n
PAINS, MARCH, 5.-1'he Rcpubtiqnc Frau
cotsc Is tf-t.ny particularly hard upon Mr..
parnc'l md the Land Leagucrs "1'lie
1rlsll." II says. "haye gonr n little too far.
a,ld the struggle Is now turning III favor Of
the Government. Mr.. Parnel, who seems
to have lost his head latcly, lsas coil.
tnftted 4 fnult, or, rather, series of
faults. Having no l,opcs from the English
no crosses the Straits 10 lrAluce the French tn
tnedale With matter Which did not c,,,cern
them. at this delicate Juncture llo was l,n.
R6lc to ctnose between the lioly-watcr basin
Of the Archbishop at Paris aslt tho ink-pot OF
NJ. uenri Rucl,efor.. lie wants to have MI
the tr,lnlps III his Iland,-Gusl, the Devil, and
the rest. 1t is too much or toU littlc."
, 1881-03-07

APPOINTMENTS WHICH WE'VE NOT CON-
FiltMED.
Spsesat Di,pateh 10 The Chfta9o Tribune,
WASHINGTON, u. e.. alarcl,6-Tllo follow.
mg !sn list of tho nominations senl 10 the
Senate Which were not acted upon, nnsl coll
aequently, fell With the adjournment Ut the
Forty.sixth Congress:
Assr ITO Justice Of tho Supyppp Cuurt-ytun.
ley 5fntthew1.
Judge Of tho Circuit Court of tho United
s1ates-Edward c. Killings, Fifth judicial Dis
trIct.
United states ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81. Try.
foa, 1aaho; ASA ". Tcnnry, Eastrrn District OF
New York: Elliot r. ShUpartl, Southern Dlatret
OF Metz York,
un!teu states Marshnls-ucorgo ". Atkinson,
District Of Wcat EiruIntat JutlIl W. Jacubus
Southorn District Or New f1rk,
Cunsul. l.uenarat-Low ltich,non.I, home.
cUnsu!s-Phanor 81. I:tlcr. ut fitnya1uil;
Emilio coussude, Ut In Un!on; E,warsl hackers,
1t par7l; Albert Ilho.les. ut lsouet,; Abbot t.,
Dow, ut Alrppn, Inda: Arthur u. Wuo4t, ut
Belfast: Jstp F. Jcnne, ut Neuvo Laredo;
Iohu FFlsbtr, ut Rhcluss.
surscyors.uenrral Ut tho uniteA states-Or-
lanln II. hsewsscr. district of Lusisiana; Hen.
~ Espcrscu, District Ut Ilakota.
Surveyors Of rustnn,s--Davia n. McCturg, at
t!nc!nnus!; John r. Dr,vo. at Plttsbury.
Collectors ri cistnms-,J. Masun ltce, at St.
Harys. 0u.; Shor,nun &. Htnt'e, Mt Pusa, del
SoFte, Tx; lto1ncy ", I}anfols at nufuto
Crcek, n. L.; tlenrKa P. Fowler. ut st. Murka,
FL: J. ,Na'han lfcnry, nt Atexnn1ris. W.;
fhot!ns 81 ftsoutlwutcr, At vlrkabssrx. Hiss.
rsar Gnllsc'4ss Ht q lute.a ,tessnuc--!i.urKs 9.
I'm kn s'F.xt Fr9h sf E1a tsrct tr; r Will
I!eEfsters Of I.und t1i!res-iienry ii. n%ivht,
at L'xrange. !3nc.; william, II. Kelly, ut Ifrs-
Eben BMlth, ut Vancouver Wush,urt,,n srarrI.
, 1881-03-07
AT THE WHITE HOUSE..
n THE MORNING

speeta' DttDa.eh to 7ns chteago 1ttbinf.
WASHINGTON, D. C., March 1-The
White House, early this morning, was
the centre Of attraction. People crowded
there from every direction. President tar
field did not receive GENERALLY, and the
crowds or sight-seers were not admitted.
They did hot 80 away for sotne time, l,ow-
ever. They banked around tho ensrance,
ant! tried to shove their wny lii whenever tho
door was opened 10 some one whom the
President desired to see. But they could
not get in. The crowd continued 10 grow
denser MD tcnscr NJ the day wore OIL.
and formed lines down toward tho gates
until shortly utter II o'clock. It WAS
then announced that the President wauld re-
ceiye geneFnily Mt s o'clock this afternoon,
and not before. THIS Ind the effect Of sentl-
Ing most of tllose IN waiting away. \ few
rematned abnut tho donr, and kept watch. In
faithful expectation.
THE PRESIDENT
was In his Office enrly this morning. He snt
at tho heat Of the Cabinet-tab!c. III front Of
him was Il magnificent specimen OF floratart
1t was figure ot' blind Justice with her
scales. Tue clerks were nil at their slesks,
und business went along very much IN its
a at!eanx xds q their as Work. S'ks GS Gesp iy is
estcl IN the subject of what changes In the
White House President Garfield lnay make.
There Will be 10 changes for q tiIle at lrnst,
nnd they Will bc At best few IN number.
There may. pusslhly he one or Two changes,
but beyond that 1t Is hot expected that my
thing will be done.
Al! OF the, Presidents family are now
donictlcd at tho WhIte House except Hurry
President Garfield Is grentIy tatigneh by
whit he Ens Rnllu fhr0uKlI lit the must fcW
, 1881-03-07

SUPREME COURT.
OTTAWA, ILL.,, hfnrcb 5,-Tho following ,ycro
+to sn,rnn,, Cur+ .-,on,1,r,,s III. .,,t,sn,,,,,
: ,,cr,ar., ,,sn1,,,.,,
q, ,.n..,,,ot,,o.ae ~ ,Is..,,.nn.s :, r,,a n.a-
,,S Hvssn ,t ,,.nrr,,ad " ~ Etu,niss " % 19 ts ~
wnnt s'la e lristStl9n. no,,, o,,,,o, n ,,.,,,
: apPasMi Mcc,,, o,,n,,,atro,r1r ~. uoss. mo,,on
ra o. sh na ~; ,s1t1 1ss; u 'nrn
~ ~" hn,,i ~ ap,,"u rn'so ~ ~ wv r.,ns.,.
unr,snw ',T v''''' VI 0Ao" s""'o - "'"' A"e'1"'
'"rs'nx; ml.,; "a 1,o,e nj nj, ena 81 nu,vctt e, n,
80 ;. v. -; - a"'e .t ~ ~. na a ~, ~ ~
II n..r,, =. ~; =; Il ~ ttta,'cac ~ II t'.nn ~
,noi WIFI nx ~ s;nu -; III . Nv ''''o
~ ,ru,i,,s ~. ~ ,,s',tc,z ,,t,-,t
I " ~ % - ~, a., n'Utoi. ~ .it't
brief; arpv'ant W'ti .''so aHy9 ndd,t!anN' TINE:
laa ~ ~ io no,Itinn r ror a""mI,s d.uIon ioi
st. sraesr M & i. H. vs. Kank.keo COUNTY et nj;
causo cnntnued ~ stipulation.
81. Clement Va. Rvitz ct H.; vrror to Lake;
ri CMrb!po ys. Fox; error to First District;
,tuken on c,lII
III. peup!c, etc.. OK rel. W. EtnIg.l; error to
il. bonahoo ys. viii County; error to VIII
iii: ifSslop 1t al: Co,nmtasloners vs. finch; up
II. Lonr ct nj. iu,nInatrtl "a Fox U ct al. error
to cuoK; taknn tll c.lll.
IN, HartWcll ct Ill. W, CnlIlns OF al,; error to
First District; continued ghr se,yIco.
pcsi ir,,t Tcnsf Distrlot; n,,i,tiuri far servlea
10. Ciord, clc., VI. Hester ct nl.; error to Svc-
ouI District: stunts Uti uDt{,u,
,r,,-1,,y,. r,r1
81 FFlek et I'll. w. aFusaecaol SCHOOLS; crGofto
Is FI,ei, 1T ~ IL W. S' Haontc ctc cx ro crtor
to County Court or Cuok County; lukptl on
EMIL -
, 1881-03-07

tlE9. 80, aH f61 resIn:ctiso,y; Unwilling the 10:
number IT ticnnra fnr tll,t yeNr, ind We ilntt
tlors, wero l.i01 rn!AIl lealerA q wi'flrsls Isn:
i.un!cra, mud lhtst IN lBtD there wcru i3 retuIl
dealers. wlutGsulc tlp rrs 10 retnlt multi ttenl
nEs. Alll fd wtntrsals unit .lrAlgra. This s',u~s
ut THO whlteaAlu btllhr-s!ualors Ut II. wtD tho
rctn!l mutt dealers httu nurnAse1 r.. n1la tho
Whs,lu.nu ,nnlt tenters huso Increased 7. Ayu-
elHnstts 1t .r.ers 0f &i3 IN tho Fourth Collection
district Ut Michigan. Druggists uro included.
Thu COLLECTOR nf tho district informs ma tint
Esta. whlu, wuull stl furtlur a.vrlI tho llK,trcs
showing ttl0 tlncrease It seems II, 1un TINT thsa
shows tnt tho srcsent ayHttnlnf tnxtnH uI. rrH-
trfltle.
nut I haye sumo figures of 'ano,her kind.
which furnish ntHell atrl,lXer +uFKuMenl tn
ltlpils wo nave hn the sltnu Chl1f 1T l'olny Tor
lonE terra. uf J,lrs, and with thei exception or
ufe yrhr, lsf4, Wheh AiLott!er AerSttf, and Al,b-
tho I,U,!cu administration ltas beGIt sleuiy unl
uniform. have from tho records nG tllu Fntcu
Department stlA hNut number OF tArresss yr,u,
a. "Ser; " yvsr s!cs ls3. ,l aso tbo toi % n,,a,'sr M
ri arrests tl,lrInk 1Acfl Vt sal yeaGzt mi churgcs
af being drunk. and ftx.rdc!ly.. y IL saIl. aud
e0tnMunity Is va.isvt ny liquor. drinking. ii.
thureiUrG, tho figures which nn Hhout u give
show nny tnnterlal chnnHu II tho numhur OF
tl tho law WIS IilA'lc, uncsa s0tllD Mher Hnhl
re.a4on eaE bu xIvel1 shuli say 1t ID eauscd by
tho clmnEt In tho law, u'td tfmt tho shanye
shows tleerense 0f Intempar,lnce aud crime,
have taken the tusMa number Of nrrcs!s for
all cslsAcs tor tho yaars ls13 !8!a altd lsia,
Alld 4v"ssKel them uId tlnd th4t ths Hvcrnyo
and / baye likewise averaged tho number Fur
Inc n3g IearA beginning with lssb Ana Guiding
, 1881-03-07
TILE COURTS.

SF" Stt 81
W II. btcNtt and GenrEc brooks begun a suit
Saturday against 1lcrnnrd, John. and Jessie
Travis. 1ula e. Dtirt1lck. and Seth. John NJ. nnsl
.1nsus 4. Cronkhilc, who WIS arrested n few
days aRonu Il charge 0f cnlbezzIcmcnt, f}led 4
Albert y. GhHo. ciAintn9 *tTn).
petition for htbcas corpus. claiming his alleged
crnc sloes not rotne within my Ut tho BpecA-
eatlo.ia OF tho btut.itc tsat prevent httn from
'l'lSii!g liSii! a.. 4 aslmmnEy nearing IND re!ease. j.,
'[hp CITY uk ChlcAFD ctllllm"iIec,l MI action in
treapuss nRalhst Frederick II. Ayns to rceuvcr
SHtsD fu;nM9es.
Atiuph anil Antony Walnc1 brought suit for
siIiul tHAtnst Joseph Ledercr.
:. .'1hn Mueller heKAu n sult ngalnst WM1lace ".
Day to rcentHr *AuU0 damages for alleged rs.
suu1t and battery.
Edwin 4. Ur!artl commenced mn nctIou In tres-
r,nss nRnllst ucor9o Il. Mason, laying damages
Mt $l0,D