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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-07-07

duration, for it was to be constructed
of cement or cong glomersie, which
though soft and ductile when first the
elementary substances were mingled
together, would speedily become flint
or as hard as the hardest of me;als.
The secret of this composition he was
willing to give to the government, if
they could only immOrtalize him by
taking hold of the scheme. AS part
of the scheme there were to be monu-
ments and statues of the great mon OF
the country. Allegorical groups, rep
resenting in undying, ,undecayiag stone
not only the great events which had
passed, but new ones would be erected
from time 10 time as events worthy of
commemorati0n should transpire.
"This was not all talk. He had fine
drawings in perspective and in relief.
with specifications and estimates as
well. They were executed with a
master hand, and had taken months to
plan and place on paper. He left them
with me and desired me to present
them to Congress, and to advocate the
undertaking of the scheme by the gov.
ernment. l humOred him by taking
the drawings, and promised to exam
inc them and decide what was best to
be dOue. l saw that he was genius in
some directions, and regarded him as
slightly demented in that direction
So 1 tried to humOr him, aud gave bin
tar more of my time than l could
really afford. Finally he became very
impatient at the delay in my move
ments, and gave me several strong
talks. He accused me of being deri
lect in my duty as CongressmaD,a ,anG
said coming generations would curse
me for not preserving in eternal shape
the record of my cOuntry's greatness
1t finally eliminated in his calling in
high dudgeOn and demanding his pa
pers and plans. They were gwen te
him, but for q long time he poster ed
me greatly by claiming that had nel
returned all of them. On several oc.
casions he became very violent and
almost raved at me. Since then have
never seen him, and know nothing
about him."
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-07-07

UNDER the present villainous appor,
tionment the Republicans of Ohio,
with 3s5, 600 voters have fifteen Repre-
sentatives in Congress while the Dem.
ocrats with $4,000 voters have only
fire Congressman. Should the Repub-
licans succeed in retaining their vote
and majority they mean TO pe-petuate
this manifest outrage. Under fair
apportionmentt the Republicans should
not have more than eleven of the
twenty members Of Congress.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-07-07

ACCORDING to Secretary Blainet there
are more than 1 200, 600 apple atoms
for office on file in the various depart
ments at Warrington. Who says the
spirit of pay-triotism is dying out lin
the land?
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-07-07


DANIEL DOUGHERFY, Of. Philadel-
phia, whose fame as an orator was es-
tablished long before hisispeech NOM
mating Hancock at Cincinnati, was
the chosen orator of the Army Of the
Potomac, which held its meeting at
Hartford last week. His effort was
worth the listening to. The perora-
ton ran: "No martial hosts can con-
quer us but there are other foes, more
subtle, insidious, and fatal. We have
swiftly matured, we have reached pre-
eminencs. while our history has Just
rounded century. We are entering
a luxurious age-the age when enerva-
ton, subserviency to wealth and pow
ar, beget antagonistic classes and pre-
cede corruption, degeneracy and decay.
The stern patriot sees on every side
subjects for severest censure. IT il not
wise to disregard the lessons that earth
and the past teach. Truth and JUSTICE
obedience to authority, reverence for!
law, purity of the ballot, enlightened
discussion, the punishment of corrup-
tiOnists, a jealous watchfulness of the
encroachment of power, exalted states
manship, and a firm reliance on, God
these are the Notifications which rem
der our republic impregnable. With
these she may light, with her glory. q
thousand years! Abandon them, and
she will survive but few generations.
May the republic that was saved from
dismemberment by the Valor be per-
petuated by the virtues Of the peopfs,"
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-07-07

Four per cent.Governments at 1855
realize less than 3 per cent. interest to
investors, and yet Mr.. Hayes declared
the credit of the GoYernment,was not
good enough to allow the issue Of 3
per cent. bond. Evidence daily accu-
mulates that Republican mendacity
and stupidness alone prevented the
Democrats from saving to the tax pay
ers q very large amount of money by
rsfunding seven hundred millions Of
public debt at three per cent. ";'
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-07-07

THE Republicans of Virginia haNa
resolved to ignore the Readjusters and
nominate q straightOut ticket of their
own. The little repudiatOr, Malone,
finds no favor except with the Repub-
licans outside of his own State
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-07-07

THE Republican managers don't
mean that the Star Route exposures
shall prejudice their success in Ohio
this fall, and for that reason have post
pOned the trial of the rascals till after
the election in this State. f.'i>'
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-07-07

A lunatic named Daniel McNamara,
belonging in Philadelphia, was arrest
ed in Washington on Tuesday for
threatening to assassinate Secretary
Blaine. He was sent to the insane as
Ylum. -.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-07-07

SENATOR SESSIONS has been indicted
by the Grand Jury at Albany for bri-
berry in offering Bradley $4,000 to vote
for Depew, and held in $4,000 bail for
his appearance to answer the charge,
He is a sample of honesty and morality
of the Half-breed, or administration
wing Of the party of great moral ideas.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-07-07

To show how the Republicans pun
ish their own criminals just look at
the following list of pure patriots who
iier bribery: Henry Wilson made
Vice Aresident, Blaine made Senator
and Secretary of State, Allison re-eIect-
ed to the Senate, Jim Wilson become
the leader Of his party in Iowa, John
4. Bingham sent to China as Minister,
VIM. ID. Kelley continued in Congress
and Garfield made President. Then
add the Whisky Ring plunderers and
the Star Route thieves and the pros
peet of reform within the party looks
rather dubious. .,t..,...,,...;
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-07-07

The deadlock at Albany still con-
tinues with but slight change in the
result of the ballots. 'i'f.i .
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-07-07
SD. HARRIS q SON Pu.Irsur.s AND EDrrors
Democratic state Convention
ROOMS OF DEN. STATE CENT. CON-
COIUNBUS. O.. Nav 10 1881.

Rooms OF DEN. STATE CENT. CON-
COLUMBUS. o., May q. 1S6a.
At meeting of the Democratic State Central
COMMITTEES, held in Columbus May 19th. IL was
resolved to hold the State Convention OF the
Democracy of Ohio At the city OF Columbus, ON
WEDNESDAY, JULY 13th 1881, s-li
ut ten O'Clock ., m. zfs,i -1.-
1t will be the duty Of the convention to select
candidates for the following officers to be voted
for At the October election. to wit:
Governor,
Lieutenant-Governor.
Treasurer of State.
One Judge OF the Supreme Court.
Attorney General. 49,.
One Member Of the Board Of Public Works.
Also. to select one member from each Con-
gressional District to constitute the State Gen.
tral Committee for the ensuing year. and TO
transact such other business may come be-
fore 1t.
The ratio to said State Convention shall be
one delegate for each We hundresi votes cast for
Winfield 8 Hancock in 1850, and one vote for
every fraction OF two hundred and itty and up
wards, which will entitIe the several Counties
OF the Nineteenth District to the following rep
Z esentation. to wit:
AshtabulA- ---- -----...-----o
Geauga --....------.--..-.--- ------.S
Lake ----.----r-f f---.s
Eouage. ---.--- ~
Trun bull ....-.-6
BY order Of Committee s--i. -.-i
JOHN G. THOMPSON, Chairman.
CLARE IRvINH. Secretary. = . ''ffi-
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-07-07
rha cauae ofIf.

The Cause Of 1t.
Dom Piatt has been studying the
merits of the quarrel between the two
wings Of the Republican party. His
conclusions are foreible. According to
Piatt the fight has: its origin in the
simple fact that the Republican party
is based ON official patronage and sus-
tanned by it:
1. The use of patronage to hold a
party together means its distribution
among the leaders. The President has
his personal following, the leaders each
have theirs, and each has to be respect
ed or the machine fails and the party
falls to pieces.
2. The Senators are to the President
vhat the Barons of England were to
the King. The retainers of the Barons
made up the army of the kingdom, and
nnless each baron was awarded his
share of the plunder the army disin-
tegrated. -
3. The only issue presented is in
wolved in the question as to whether
the system of use or abnse of patronage
shall be sustained. i49te
4. If sustained the country is gone.
IF not sustained the Republican party
goes to pieces.
We need not elaborate upon Mr..
Piatt's four propositions.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-07-07
MA RRIBI

MA RRIBD
SW WAIN-SMIrH.-Juue 30 at tho residence of
the Driue's tatner, by Rev. A. n, Hills, Mr..
Jos. s. B. Swain and Miss Addie E. Smith. all
of Rayenna,
LEWlS-HART-Atth the residence of the brides
father. on Chestnut ST., by Rev. A. NJ. Hills
Mr. Eugene Lewis. of Streetsboro', and Miss
i Mary E. Hart. of Ravenna, o.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-07-07
THE MARKETS.
RAvENNA. July 6, 1881

RAvENNA. July 6, 1881.
ATLANTIC MILLS FLOUR AND FEED.
FLOUR-New Process. 81 80; Pastry $1.65
per sack; o. K.$1 80.
FEED-Bran. s. per 1OO lbs; MiddIings. 1.10:
Chop. $1.a5; Corn Meal, 81 10; Oil Meal. New
Process. $125. Old. $2.25; Cotton Seed Meal 81 Is
WHAT 81 II
CORN-shelied brings Coo; ears, soc.
OATS-43 cts.
RYE-NO. / brings 6Oc
BARLEY-None In market
HAY-Selling at $12 q SIS; according to
quality. Ready sale.
BEEF-Per cwt., 81 90.
HOGS-Dressed. 81 co. per cwt.
LARD-City rendered I4G.
SMOKED MEATS-City sugar Cured Hams
selling at 1shc; Country Sc.
shoulders. City cured selling at SC. Dried
Beef selling at 15c.
POULTRY-Small supply in tho market
Chickens, dressed. buyers pay ~ cents; live &c
Turkies. dressed. 1Oc. live &c.
BUTTER lac.
CHEEsE-BoXed 6Ld97c Retails, 1Oc
EGGS-buyers pay i2e per dos.
POrArOES- buyers pay 25c.@3O.
DRIED APPLES-3hc.
BEANS-Choice handpicked in small demand
ut Fl 50 per bu. Medium 81 IS.
vINEG GAR-rnre cider .retails a8c per gal
TALLOW-Buyers pay 5Xc.
HIDES-Grecn, trimm ed. No. !, &c
EEATHERS-Best retail at 75c.
WHITE LIME-$1 10 per bbl.
WATER LIME-$1 so
SALT-Coarse sells at 81 90; fine 81 60.
WOOD-stove 81 oO0a 0O;s feet wood 8 90
| a $3 80 per cord.
SUGARS
Coffee sells for 12c
Extra Is ........................... lie
Granulated ........................... .19xc
Pulverizel I" Observation-Disclosures. 1910
Crushed g ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .121<c
Brown :" ....-..................9 q 10c
MOLAssES-
New Orleans. sells for go Q 76c
White Drip Syrup. ........... 75c
Gloden Drip ...... /" ............ 75C
| SEEDS
tlov Seed, prime a 90
Timothy 2 Is
Red Top %
l.
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JOHN G. THOMPSON, Chairman.
CLARK IRvINE. Secretary. .ss = t4'-i-
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-07-07

N ems CnflStlaQ ASSOCIATION. do next
appeared at the head of a scheme to
buy the Chicago Inter Ocean aud rpn
it on the plan of the New York Her
aid, but as he had neither capital or
backing, the matter was soon dropped
by him. He left for Washington sey-
eral months ago. .t.. ..-..-.
/ ONE OF HIS REMARkABLE sCnENEs.
CHICAGO, July IA man by the
name of Guiteau or Giotto came to
Chicago in 1875 or 1876 from Wash
jngtoD, where he had been q resident
for some time. II q hyd various schemes
which would involve the expenditure
of millions of money. One was the
building of an immense model city. to
be owned by the government and to
be an example for. the world. He had
drawings Most beautifully executed,
and came to Chicago to get AID for his
undertaking, because 1t was the most
pushing city in the Union,"' as he was
wont to say. He had seen Eads ietty
drawings, and was jealous of the at
tention which Eads was attracting,
and the aid he wat receiving from the
government. b., ;l.t- 7
Mayor Harrison said this morning
tudt u0 IOCollCO ulA 06 Ill 1kdil6u 1OOA"
ing man with coal black eyes and
swarthy complexion, small in stature,
but 1.-the and quick motioned. Mayor
Harrison went on to say: "I think
it was in the latter part of 1876-yes,
1t was then, the centennial year-when
1 was in Congress, he came to see me
in reference to scheme of such ex
traordinary magnitude that at first it
Jrh hnk ~ IL
conceive of such thing-I do not
now RECALL the full particulars, but it
partook of the nature of q national
msusoleum or monumental city, which
should cover an immense territory. 1t
was to reach beyond the tops of the
highest mountains, and not only was
it intended to surpass the Pyramids in
immensity, but was to rival them in
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-07-07
To Nervous Suherers-The Great Europe
an Remedy-Dr. j. b. simpson's Specific


diseases tnat
lead to Con
sumption. In
sanity, and an
early grave, or
both NOmat-
ter how shat
tered the sys-
TEN M q y be
from eXceSSes
of any kind, a
, 1881-07-11
Offices: Third nnil Cllestnut.Sts., Phila-
dclphia. Jacksonville, Florida.

This Company i1hvo n contract with the Hoard Of
Internal 1nrnvomant Ut ftorids for tho constrnc-
t,on or canal 10 provide outlet for Lake 0kao-
chobec. md thereby reclnmnr from pofnd!cal oseF-
fnw tho ntidt tyiHR s1uth OF Townships a~onty-faaf
md cast q! Pence Crock. the area consnininF up
warts Of AuiDo The state codes to this coH'
pnny nno-1a1f UE tho inndA ns fast n. reclaimed.
This Company also own tho frnHehsa u tho Atlan'
tic Lonst Steamboat Canal Improvement Company'
for tho construction Of canal C,nuEctlnR tho heu
along Tho East Coast Of Florida, aud which viii Rvo
exclusive control OF sn miles Ut inland steam nnrl-
RHtlon through country unsurpassed Tor foFtiy Of
soil and snlul,rlty uf cals. In ad Of tho conatruc-
lion Of this ca,,al tho Company will rccctsu land
xrnnt vi ass0 acros per mills of canal constractcd
which viii Evo The Company about s0,QD acres OF
lauds Immediately na!iolntnR tho cnual.
The machinery for excASatlnN tho canals along tho
East CUnst md Into Lake Ukeochobcu IL now bclnT
built, tnd both lines Of canal arc expected 10 10
completed by September, lei.
Tie State uf Florldn oEors creator ndVahtnxes lot
tho investment Of capital IN construction ~ lines "
transportation, tho purchase md Improvement OF
lnnds OF ns,y Stnto In tho Gnun.-ty fansun ef ~
geographical position, climate. md fertility oe SOIL
adapted to tho cultivation nf cropA covering ths
u1dcts Ecopc. cmbrnetnR NIL Ut tho REnns fruits md
VEGETABLES OF tho North Middle. md snati'eEn stntas
besides tropical md rcn'-tTopca frai't4 and nerons
plants in great variety. AIi maturing IN tint dc1roe
at perfection developed ut no othor 0lnt within tho
United States.
Prospectus ind detailed REPORTS on application at
tho Office Of tlv Company.
, 1881-07-11

usual Bixch Hack sch enr9ues.
Egypt aud IndiR nro crrtIltr~l with enough moro
to carry tho import from thosp countries mp TO
tho quantity received tlcner Inst scnsnn. f tho
bulk ailnAt from CALIFORNIA;. rnly a,aM.Gn Urs
nru ndtnlttcd ia t1tr to nrr!tu hrforr efr-
Tho Chllian bulk ID ni nllnwtsl 10 w Ii. the pas.
sRvc being only four tnonths. And tho sattao
q. wo!s sreeisoa Int sca.an, Is ioft oSt, u.
though gcw strnu4!lnR, shipn.cnts, fron TINT
country may md probably viii ind ihoir way
during tho corresponding four months Inst year.
Finally, supplementary ehrtncnta % the extent
OF 3U0,m qrs arc allowed from Atlhntto
ports, that hesng the gnnnttty. necessarily hftcr
letluctlng from tho ncc9tiit a9,OW qrs for
.itsers!ons to tho Continent, to hrllE tho totMl
Import up to the ostl,nntcl ts1 lts rr1,ttrct
,a's Tn9 SgferE2 cf j. ses 's H. SS wsh IT, y fsySsr
wants was foumdcA. a. thoy. have takcn hnt
10 10, GU bu up to tho lat inst, the ilEt1rce, IL
they he Rt all reliable, plainly Indicate tGRt tho
british hAvo a blE atf0k1 Of wotk TO 10 before
tho5r now crop ID available. John Hull Il Stub
horn customer to deaf with, but bis stocks arc
do not wish to hnvu the readers Of these 10. !.
tiers. infer that adhere r!gidly, to figures. /
work out tho sum rs well as know how, and
III tho prct0nt In6tnnte the result Is such M
would Induce mo to b1y tMthor than sctl wheat.
orcn II tho Remaining WAiltA or tue unttetl
Kingdom bo only tho bali Of what my taRtircs
'"fiSsS Tss Saytne horo ;e,tqr,ay was rem harv fur
worc. advanced. and to-tny further adyanre
-" ONEIDA.
, 1881-07-11

F1.OUN-Wha more ncttye under fair demand Tor
oxport with 1arror o1cFInaa. Tho local .rndnR wis
light, AMI thGFa no nateea1 change In pe!ccs.
eA1es uuru reported Of ~ 9fla winters pfavnt0
terms, EN bra und 5.n bars springs, parity At tsaa
n tho outside for patents, Ii ora and Lou bays low
CRATES. partly Mt et1 Total clt,a 10 4Ha br|e. Win.
ter n0urs qutol at &as1dt25s shipping springs
Mt AJn4L0, tho low-arudo springs Mt S.1SQ423. Nye
tour nt about 41.Ats1f9N.,
UTltkK KMlLrSrEFrs-Wor0 In far supply, but nFu,.
Salcs reported Of Il bran nt 3lU&D truck
and tf0 09aiIU on b0nrl cars mtidllHGs ut siaUk4
1850, cars fesd at $uOka lu.75. Cunrse corn'moal
vas nominal Mt sidUO per ton o,, trnck.
SPhlNG WlEAT-WaA ruthor gufet rnd Irregular,
but Hrmef on tho whna. Next mouth advanced
5alc aud Gioaed 1c nbuyo thu tate"t auotAtlun Ut
friday. Tho British mutsta woro officially stated u
bo quiet and steady. hut eoe private aovlccs chilled
theu ttru,. Ono tuny infur. howover. TINT tho fuuH
Oh the utlGr sld8 Ut tho Atlantic IL treGusr Huo
buying limits adyangp aud otl,ess diuaiufstod.
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, 1881-07-11

\ WINDMILL PATENT CASE.
In tho Euteut casa OF tho Eullrso Windmill
Company, Of l2ulolt, aRulnst MHy l]ros Of Uutes-
burg, |. Temporary lnIunction wlls arasteA Sat-
nr.lay tnorniu9 restraining the defendants from
Infringing casnplanan.'a patt'Eta fur i,uprovc-
nlrnts In wiu1nlllts. Tho inter claims to own
the foundation tNtnuts I'm tito sui!t.whect wind
mill covering thu hlnRet! ynsc. tho weight OF
varying resistance, aud thu Perkins patent for
tho vunu returning by It's own gravity. Tho de-
1entllnta acknowledged tito validity If tho COM
p.ninants patents. Ana tho Injunction la 10 issue
unlcst they tlls n l,i'd to cover nll tn9.agcs ,,.
nxuu und Dl!u,ld S Iowls uppcar fur complain
mt. ansi q. L. Chapn nnd coburn Ihatrhur for
ucfciIuMnt8. ~.
In tho patent case Ut the Western Electric
Manufacturing Company NHAtnst tl,s ChtCnHp
Electric manufacturing Co,lpany, to rcs.rrtn
tho !nfrinet,neHt nf Elisha uray'S pAtci,ts for
entcrc4 Saturday by Judge tItodgett sustaining
tho vHlhllty 0t thu patents. atll referring tho
case to y Master in Chuneory u tako un account
OF profits.
, 1881-07-11

MILWAUKEE, july A-FlOun-tSsm. ,. -
GkAla-Wheat strung, No. milwaukee,. alu99&s
JuiY, 9l.Ctf, AUGUST aLlD}&, sVpteubsr. t9f Octo-
has aud November. 4lA9<s NJ. AllSalkss. sLtl3tt
No. I Vt Sss8a. Corn wssiost M. At |tAo, Oata
scarce And nrat No. Ut No. Rye scascot no. n
w., harley runtnAls NJ. spring. alc.
Pn0YlsluSs-Al9hof M9sA pork, tl7.O cslah and
, 1881-07-11
STATE COURTS.

Joachim bIa,luus began II suit III debt satur.
day AguIuyt I1cnry aud Louisa Hnr.us, George
Couulbs, nnl the I4!neuin Avenue s; NlteA
Centre Gravel load CoMpany, to grcuvcr 81 800
lAnlAHek.
Jcsss y. Cars brought suit fur st,0oo against
Edmund I. DunlI0
Heiitnywoith s couRhIan sued cnnrles Stein
, 1881-07-11
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FO1tE1GN.
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clear hrner At S7s. Iard-rrlmo Weatosn dull nt ss
Gd.
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J.oSbuH, July 1.-lsa.tk holiday.
, PKTInLEuM-ltn1nod,G Gs{@1s.
TuHrENTlSE-spfrits, 5!s.
buuAlt-EontrtnRa1, .aia Gd31is,
ASTwEtr. July ulyv.-pEIRoLErM-1a5lf.
l.1vsl.pooLa July u-EvcElnH-Co
!pa, GSa6T-IGd; sales 1DU0 baluns speculation nud
export. l300o American. Bid.
CIEKBx-FlnG American, Us ID.
1.Anp-AnorIcant Tia ID.
Tho following wore received By tho Chicago Board
OF IrAdo:
nlnter. ~ I'd, NO. spring % Sd, No. 3du. II VI. crn
tim 5s M s5snss ; "a r. far a JS
.fis i5s e., 81, Ssai f., ~ sstSSf i|S i asssa
, 2sz at ~ st ,.s sea
oas so "#s aSsSsi
NEW YORK.
NEW Y0nK, Jn!y u-cUrToS-FIrm; II 3-lc9
i16o; futures ateaay, July, 1lso; August, 1l..;c,
sopLemaar. llaEi uctuher, li+4uc, November.
por, llzsa, Doron,ber. lt.acs january, llSc, Fao-
ruury. Il,tIu, MntcI. II Cit: april. ll.7Gc. 80
fLous-Quiet and unchauscdt receipts, @on osa'
exports, la.u1 brls-
Gl.Alx-wi.oat uru,, Kolo higher, receipts. 1M0o0
hi, cxpora, st0uhu; No. chlcago sI.2]&s un9rudod
rod, sttHal.I}fi NJ. y tn, tll9al.s}h6f No. rod,
tlGaLaN canal 3t's5aal l,es,t rail, now do, sl2s4h
LIT steamer M. rsd, $l?0i No. rod, $l-St; ml1ed
winter 81. ixj}si ungrIdel wt9. 4aIh,a3, No.
do. eI8t2't{: NJ. 3rod. Iny. 40117}S; August,
&l2}a l-x5 7-lG; September, Corn tlrnit
receipts ~ 0U but exports, alun hu hot 4l944c ut1-
graded, &aa1ic; No. i w *ltcs steam, @u. No. =
M w. wh!c S7Sis ~ ~ s.Sa S y. Mheo ~; lex
kici August, 1&8tsAs, September. s73dss79Sc. Outs
onvy and Iowor receipts, +7,uG bu, Wasturu nxod,
RsIlSc, while dp. 41s.+N.
ItAf-Dult and unsettled.
lI0ts-Slcadyi moderate dcnnndt yeArngs. ira
lso; EastoFu uNd Hcstarn+ l192ci Now York ataie,
t;H0eE,t1Es-GolYee dull and nominal, Ito curgoca
9n1.ed r. jns n;: " ngaS Hl ND
f ssa SsS S ussa sa''s sss 'sssy ssaas
E{;xs;sSSRs,s@' {;$s;*SS;sssy;' .;!{s'ss|s. s!{sSsss
EEnskSni'Sf6atfrx; ESsxn's, 6t nt' as aa SEss: 1anRs
nd ill., ufaSaa xs oaik mdo III: ia hoass sassos sos
WSo5,&Qa!at e eat A. iir.ai s!@sso' ,utlod seoc' an
aizl ncof auict @ Git t:ta % Z TIL a,sats dil and
'f|s; ssSs: sI sss4' S7e tsss%' "
| SiErAiA-al1nutactlred copper dull, now, sheath
tHK ~, lnF9t l:atg. itstAc tKlf'n gaset buf Nf,
ssststi t k1ishtta' 1Esis AMe1tean sl'ueslt Nusas
| N4iLs-E1t, alsoaalss clnch. skGsssBA
, 1881-07-11
ELECTED SUPERINTENDENT or SCHOOLS.

OALKSA, Ill, July u,-.At regular meeting ot
thu Noar0 OF Education Ut this ely, hold sp-day
ut the Council Chumbur, prof. H. L. burton, or
vcr,nlIton counsy, y graduato IN 1916 from the
HtatG Normal School at NorluAl. nlid ,ow runk-
iaR among tho !cuiiug educators IN litn1s. wnx
Public Schools Ut this city v!eo b. Y. Gillian,
Who haA temoyc4 to uaAvilu. [:
, 1881-07-11
JUDGEMENTS.

SUPERIOR gt-CuNYgxatONs-llatrls Lu-
VIM ". Abraham Luwls, $sA. .,
lun1H GA1Y-illlnns ryjIe Foundry Company
". E1wurl l.. bartholomew, SitEs.43,