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, 1881-07-11

domestic ., k1ndaess, and tineed slightly
E'nt E'' s,Tsson, xr, 'e''ss * lis. ''''s'; %s9s
tley say, rcsHrs,txlaE t!,e skii!fuii.esss "t tic
Treatment, TINT tt,ry sllaro lie llOpefulncss
prevailing ut Washington.
English Jnnrnals aid public men Of every
nce,Iraey taG disastrous. consequences TO bu
npprcheisdci from Mr.. Conkling's accession
10 power.
Ti,E "sYSn1cATE or LIARS"
has hccn exceedingly acttve t|,ts week. It's
t,Ke,lts have tAke'i advantage Of the attenlts
III tho stock market by the circulation Of MI
1ier0'ls dlsRi,AttnE runlnrs, aoinu pf which
nya $uppossA to have becn sst a!iont ny
kssnts patty; Sst e tl,ess rHm1rs rs
alter the publication Df tho Iu,0r1,Ene papers.
50 that tic "synAleate Isad cIcnr day for
catryinR on tlelr, nppIatoars hetorc their
SsnMTiS eo tM Ky 'tsnls t,1 BY the SGw igFk
rut!1ors vera to tic effect that q gr,nt fmall-
cinl ctls1s is imminent In tie United States;
that
oEy. ArrItCn's ACCESSION 10 THE rt,tst-
t1ESCY
would occasion n scrIol,s misunderstanding
| with EuElnild: that the fiscal tnllcy Of your
Government Wottftl be Reversed. aud trade
cM.,piste!y dfsoyKarlzeI. Tl.u @,sAcks w,,n.s
| vice,!'rcs'Jcnt Arthur coMc especially frOn
IuE HttHHHIAH EUIIEsPDHiEHk ia ANHN
York. hut prlvate kilograms fr0ln the ''bcar"
1 sn u ai i t. ersao s Ief' tic Gs t,at i liz % ero
~ tM Proficiency would 80 fscaE to prts-
anclng clyi! war. The utini,st efforts q tllo
impression thnt general crnsDl III rnifroud
MTtrltlcs as lneyltab1c, ni1ta. altlotiRl tno
lsritisl, public receive these Stories with II
| market and cnnse n fall III prices.
THE STOCK Excl1ASuE
resoulitls every ftuY Will, these nar1ntst cries,
| and the riEbr with which they. nrr kept up
niu reinforced by fresh cnnnrtls n,ll0st from
hour to hour shows that tlIn p" bcnr" cltqlt,
oil your ste Ut the water l,As vast and well
0rEnnlzed ratnlcntions., The daily papers nre
beginning 10 understand ttlIs, and the Stand
| artt ktluws It, bnt, for reasons tntO which I
10 not caru tU Inquire, ptlbiishes-.alld with
great dtSplay-evtry ttetA lts New, York
| NGent sends In the interest OF the Will street
bears.
THE "DAILY SEWs,.f
which Dugtlt to know better, repeats c1ftorl-
ally that Gen. Arthur Is hostile ~ Elyluutl.
The Standard dispatches declare tllat (int-
tcHu represents tt spirit Arthur and C0nkllng,
Assd draws pictures Of tl.e ruin tl.Nt w0nll fol!
low the prcsfde,lt's Heath, The syndicate l,aa
evidently 1natto elub1rAte preparations fur
making Il heavy raid Oil American securities
should Mr.. Garfield succnnl!, to Ills wound,
| So far they ilavn not ltet with very much
| success, but public confidence. In rntlrUntl
securities especially. IL greAtly sllalsGn. and
the Presidents death would give the "hcar u
operators the victory.
, 1881-07-11
N1lSCELLANEDU
IUNl1kIt MATrEltS At EAST 8AutNAw,

LUMnkIt AATTERs At KAgr BAutNAW,
6pettat DtspateA to IN Chicago Tribune.
EAgr SAGINAW, Mich, July '1Q-~shlpacnts
the past week by water: Twenty-Five InIllOn
cight hundred and ctRhty.sovcn thousand foet
Of Number, ,ED, 90 shingios, 0,o00 iath, md
10000 stAyos. Some charters havo becn 1nad0
to Toledo at e. from this port, decline OF IS
cents. To Chlcn4o rates arc t,rm at $3.50 md
SS1b, Several million feet of lAtnborihavo boon
A sIIAfT AND wftxxL LOFT.
dptetai Dupateh to 3At CAteaoo 7fIbuhs.
fr.a Esssaabs g Depors on russasE lit. oro.
ladon, the shaft q the stcambarRo ". 1ituxn
went to tho bottom. Tho hrown ruactel hero
to-day for dooktnG IN tow OF tho NOW 0roou l'ay
ANOTHER rua LAUNCHED.
sp:ftat nbyst:a 70 3 r. GAs:qs" 7;shs": ,
sugs on lis stocks at Woa,f 4 .Davldson's yard
Was launched last eyomtnx and named tho Ga.
nnntes' she y atty;rvS fset f. lons, tanstssn fSss
win Walkor. Of Chicago, IL negotiating for tho
purchase Of tho boat. -
:. CONE 70 IunlHarow.
Spfetds Dhpateh 70 1hy Chseayo Tribune,
AlLwAuKEE, Wls.. July ln-Tho yaehts 1dlcr
and slEnaisd 10 Viking, which Joined them. ana
tho sylo started acFusa tho lako Tor LuuiuytGu.\
coAxKn TllEM AwAY, '- -.
B1sstas ns.patsh 70 1ht chtsaas 1t4anns...
CLEVELAND. O.. July 1o.-A, ernwl Of alleged
T. r. ths ,sht tshoonor uooFxS Murray last oveplns.
- 4 nuusrkp HEATER,
=, ,EsoANAnA. M1chr Jnly l1-rho steamer
detaiued BY tho bursting Ut hoF hoatUf. She
Will got away fortnight.
, 1881-07-11
OTHER LAKE PORTS.
ypFrnDtT.

ALAV@AAs ....-...
Eptttat Dispateh to Ths Chicago Tribune.
nrr,,o,r at}ch.. Julv 1tl-lassca dowu-pro.
,.s " r.';. n,.,nw ,rnrnst.. n,d
pe'1cfs aon1ana' Anu'a, 'oust",.. ~ nnte,sss "1a
Nyack; atn-bhtGca +. liz H'rckncad huo
turQes Uoratusou aud consort. and achonnera
Pandora. rulaskl, Acorn, and Il. Hatwck, Y. II.
Kntoha,n md schoouors Two Fanntus and @. X.
Ntms. OotInnd and hnrucg. D. +. Hosepberu md
sss' m.-.a" a@ ~, snhon,,r II !, 1,ni,wln
bargee. ffo9sess anu scuoousr -, T.. !'alus', ,
Fred Kelley and consort warner. Icmpest auu
hargcs, Iron Ago nt1d consurt. f. u. Hnto Gnu
srhnnners Aivnh r,rnt]Icy and Fayettc brown.
+ q Eov nrd conaort n, p. 1thrx1ns. Hftcbtuati
~ 49,, - 49, o..,,.s at.to .o,i nsno.In. aohnnn.
Anu uatRc1' u'""!te o'n'It ,r", o S. 0.uD sN"",
crs Thotnas Qunyle, =. J. Illdcas Young AmeFl-
ca, Malta, Nett WoodRrd.
Passed up-propeIlofs Alaska, Chicago and
xchooners bgnnltowoo and C. IL. Jones, wtnslow.
f,otntnodore and Prussia. stcHtn. bnrvcs Ontop-
o,..., o,,n 10 rt,as Nor,nan. Iohr II r.von and
hgoh ona paeses' Nol!' so"" ~. n' nyu!' ,'.N auu
schooner John ~. !!ntenlnao9 hnOan stewavt t!s!.
Mi!u uMtHtst -. =. t. "@ III Wnn-a i.ms,.
ii"rd ",f tM Ia rtrcs nrntnt, ami harret Ein.
c"r,1,, a,j scht,or,cr j. Waters, IIGt,ry CHS
Sni.m mi % scbooncrs Ahfra Cubb und Ncrat tInoo;
At..t, ff,..s.. trC,.,tt.n ~ Trt,usu,
Il Wr.s. nr.i Gt,.;nvaltfn. ts,w Wiitiu,n fitaai.
tiow and sehoonora hnip Winsiow, JUhn OScil,
nilJ O. e. King. -
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WILLIAM Mc0scYor,
, 1881-07-11

schr !.otts Wolf. rernt!ao. lumber.
ssis Hs <. NH"si Hs:',s',, Isass itlr.r, t!s. '''"
rsir Xreis. KinGnrdac. aaly.
ssSt f y; S!S.ts Eafsso'n II : 'an,is, ,',y tc'.
sehr ss! !; ,hst;$. iiStas i'isi: rsiix.x tles.
ssf ssSf hIssedio 1s ', s.sasss 'S,ssfei' ss, '''
tshr linn i!ayes. Onekautr,1. !,a!k;
ss: 'ss t': ~ !;ss5's: ss's:
:s; s ss e{SS %Sss ss;s sss
sssr sssr Az .'sT9fs":a 9tsaa lisess
Ss; NY SS;sas 6 ssG rS s,fl Ssns scst cys lumber
sehr l. q u, tiiend ila;en. ia'n6s5
Ssi i $s s|ss S$ssaa I!sss sber
stht 4: T; Mor,o. M,iMskeson. n s t..,a!n tns,nSsr
sesf ssF ss1 r. wssa. S'at tssSa Iun'tot.
ss1r EEnmS stsnSnitnee nnScf %Ss.
Nciir Nala,t. Gconta. ilu,lor;;,.u
ss!; S.:; sst:y. n9ssaG!is; S:saa !is!s sss:
sehr seir Jess.o tsSsrfj jiass Maasesxia. Iabo
scilr iiiVuie L Jonrt. Escanal,n, ir0nOro.
ssSt ss,f ME Mi.,S 's' ssssss ' Sss lumber
hchr Lucy b9i I'entrs,es; {, iSnlE'sS ',n ,1or
@ sehr isousa i" siaau'ors, Hau siasKeaon, iafaber.
ACrtAL BAlE1xtls.
n.rop Eewbura',, nann1o, r; y of, ~ au y # co.n.
!!,tS !,tSp 3t!sssss: assss; fss!S @ +. Z! Cora.
I ;;s:sis: s;sis; s !js;sS5 SS ;Ys;,s' ss;s.
hit ss i5s|f ia,tsss Ataiissts: sS }st
s: 6sSIG" ss; sl l'sS II Sf ss S1to'
sc1r l!utcfler lioJ. Hsnl*tg9. liglt a.,
, 1881-07-11

huy, 10: red.top. 81; 1lungarlan. ": ootatoes
ii; piiinI. is. Hrnui,@, Il. Tho wheat Nfn.p.csa
on Nny wcro reported ut H. Tho ~! Is 'i!a 70
tho May drought nnd % tha ilcshtaft ~. Much
hcntis nitd plump berries. Nearly tho eniirt
crop OF wheat for Qhio hns boes, sccuretl in u0od
aavnn pcr cent of tnst ycare rrlp nf 6s,Nn, 900
bushels, as estimated, would bu 10 0O, ,0U bush-
, 1881-07-11

WAsnlSornH, 1nti.--One OF the ablcst law.
yers Of the State. Col; Samuel \. Taylor. Of
suffered Very much from rheumatism mid
neuralgia tl,irIng the full Of 1871, aud tried
1lnly remedies With hut little II my euotl re-.
suits, Ind lIenrtt Of st. jacobs OIL, nsitl
concluded to try it; more 1ly MI experiment
linn Will, my hope of s,jol results. cnll
Will grent pleasure commend It to Dtlers, for
the reason that 1t cured me-" Col. Taylbr. by
the way. wlis at one time Postmaster nt Clnl-
tcr1atld, Md
, 1881-07-11
PORT OF CHICAGO.

Prom Al!1autss, MtlNautss, suudrtes.
i,soP AIsioa. K,ssaedlSSss.G sGS1 I'll s0aaes'
tton Ai6est SonaE. Auakaxun. lumh4s.
Prop An9!o l.4uca, Nus&s8Qn. lumber,
fssOp Ht !u!eph. Muske90n. lUu,t0s.
!.E1n Y. NaEIoNshs, Grand llayen, sundslas,
tEs,s Ma EMMsa ~ taasnssan.
Prop Fountain City, N4oRt0, aun1EiUk.: -
Prop fRf0ftta. 4anUni1pe, towing. y
FIup EaS~nAbs, E4cA0aha, Iron ofut
sehE :! 1HntRo. 1 AhpapYe. railway A0s, =. /.
Hchr 1lnruH, h1ueas1inq, salt.
eeobr er A. a.. nphsss. L!s5l9 Asy dH hGons. lumber.
Hahr Robert ifuxtatt Gtena ll1yun. Lumber.
sclr Goorgv II. Wsvnn. lls4 istt0s, railway uQa,
EEhF f2uiikO1, QAW%HU, coal,
AchE NY. brand ltAYsn wood.
BchF Yankee Hlade Jack ksouport, posta,
EGht futd Hava8, Elrd Nlf%F, hu4la.
hahr Edua. Isoueu pUtnt xkaf3i.
, 1881-07-11
Tho uto Commission.

CANTONNKNT on THE UNCoMpAMoRK, COL.
July ., v!a LAKE Cry, Col, July 1.-THE u1
Commissioners, 5ust rotuructl after a months
Win q pack train. They examined lands II
Western Coloraao and Eaatatn Utah. Thoy en-
without wator. They have selected location,
aud the lnlluns Will be removed 10 1t ~ soon al
tho roQulslt aFrap0oments can bn tnAdos
, 1881-07-11
or tho othor. Tho reunion takcs placo sopt. :, 3,

lnst fhrMiny to chonsc ILetison'ni,tC Coloi.Gt
nf ran VICE t trs aot
fSurfcc. * facntur wns tno clcctc,l MMipr,
vieo McNeI, % pro,soss,l. Col J. Il: Iark!oy prc::
te After sas c!cvtos 70 oaeHfnYe eHsffte 3ese wr 81,
sspsrIntenleaeo sSsa1ae Siee 1aa o'c
as, wo1 Q. fsora rs yos ~ spant Il, socHl lnters
corsc su. aud fip tbe t,t alicers In + body cae Upon
Sox Iaen I'D any;s rssSPso d l1'ts so.
sicral,jn S tt11e IVES si,cut in taikinE over tiio
Uoncrai ntnrnsts Of tic iInt,ls Natlonni Gunnl
fnMt' .to. .a'ect stuNiel IL yctorao q Tug Wnr.
cntenin,t n,u nt, ags Mnt1oual S,.ir cycr stncn.
Htatn % A.. % NJ ti,o Fift 1tvrjmont no
va. made An1asahir W ahi ano on ~ hs joI VIE saa[s
as e ~ tbs 1 voo fofxe e. s tS
"nt f,rfoc. now Major. ccet il hi9hly spoken
OF ta,n " tfat s rs hs viii iu honor 10 tho position.
a CHANGE OF ApJurASr.oESElLAf.s.
Tho following gonot1! nrl9rs from general
uENAfsAh !Enhou1HfrsEs,as fss, STa1E IT, or il HS1;i.
~ Com n. 1r M a,a ~ .a e., r.
son a. i9 en u os q taks
foct o. saG u ,sd y o yo, MuFs S tns
courtasy which you have oxtendctl 1iio turing
~ Term 2f ocS sr' vofy fna;psGtiny
sr4rx or r,.,xo,a, ~ EXECUTIVE Dsr.,,rxrxr,
srM1SoFtx1 1uly isy1ue; ;n r. tt; s!n T.
1.':e,nt of vn,sr fornr tcrerIne yot,r rcsIuna. a.
ti tion Il tao' oi;co Of Adlutant. Gnacrnl. 10 take
eMesT AuS xs,;r \ & cn tnke esro IL say. ~
p ,hat IN, have IisuharacG to otiss 81 to
unC9 nsss. Hvii.3 uH y. .H S.t NY
, 1881-07-11

Lydia T.. Tiukta,n's Vegetable Compound Ia a
remarkable remedy for I'LL those palrfnl c0tsi-
plM!ntg and weaknesses 81 common 10 our hl.st
hum ri Wpsurtl. NV, Lyntl. MMss., for pamphlets.
, 1881-07-11
MARINE NEWS.
HOMIE t.ArftEnfSus.

k{Att
w.. us..-,a, ~ ~ ..''.a. s,.n ~ ~
,".o ~. eueus en'asus y. .'o ss.e ''lt tna% ,as
~" ~ IN ro8atu ~ .no c'oe.oR VI tne pfiuRcs ulu'
u y nnaoratooA mat soo el1s aaihosltIes nnve
fow Of tho tugs and mono Of tho largo steamers
nn,l firm, nrcsent nnncn m urcs ,,,iosn fho M.
ieomsn aotatiod to look afsor y'ojstjons @ Of The tho
eteath."ntstio o9ulnahce arc u'cn OF horo taaa
ordinary Intelligence and capacity for Judging
what constitutes necessity for whtstlnH ny
stGatn veasela % UNI tliEs, yast nuHner "
Ino Tht q oTnancs \, a ke tne hr,.aKo ota
for n ,Iogls!on ms Il, its icnniity. For the jnfor-
mntIon Of vcssc1mpn va Utpt the sections rec
latanv TO iteatn "hlstle.:
,: ~ u. .ts., - wnU ~, ~ ~, ss ",
Under circnnstni1rcs NJ esur6rd by tha iawsAnd
regulations Of the Quilted States requiring tho
nse ot siteh wh!htIos.
~, ior +, Eo aessn v,'i sn"'t "w IVY, ~ .,om;so
wlthft, In iin,ffs ar thn tiv al f:ijcor1 fr tny
purpose except 10 nvoll c6llialonB or IL cases VI
ttnn.angnt danger.
~ i".S; ~, ~ ~ @ sst snM ,o ~ " to @ ~ ~
ChIciuD tho steain whistle OF t,iy stationary en-.
9lne as signal for commencing or suspelduK
work. or for uny other purpose, except " aI1ccl-
nco III Inc TWO pfecoona eectlons OF tn1s aFt'c''t
uock No1Es'
Ino LUMBER marRet Waa cro"aoa with e"39oes
ns,' ..ay!.,. Safes, -. ,,..,,-.,.,,,..,,,h.
In \ inrvn tfnnt n.y. nf s"iI rnss,ls.
Tho regular weekly meeting Of tho .Hallora'
Union viii 10 hula 10. morrow evening.
Tho stettn. barge brunswick loft for buffalo
vnsfnr,fav WITH onrvn of .OiND bushels AZ corn
~, ~, .,,-s Nose I'm ona F",.,,rito on IN
ane n,a tuRs "ew EM @M sst+ MI t,1nn x~t ~
easy yest.efoaF attethoon "nn hso n'noer
oar ~ sa 49,, ..e. -.
e,iJnra ,ScTn hni3 NJ tbo nsnI,cr ,nnrknt yostnr.
day da; afternoon. ill., - ~@0 '>''''''0'
ING tuEs nau Dusy ZINC ycakeEiay aLteE. @
noun, nno tno n1atts OF !noso 'u'efes'eu III 1n@s
pscpost9 Heze H'Roaensa.
.'----
AROUND THE LAKES.
thar vcssei.ownor haa tn cnIcufoto hmm. hut
WHICH rencr.ffv comos ijto aururiso nnrtv
-, ~, 49, = 49,. 49,. ,r..,. ~, ~ ~,
a'hct NIL - 'he eaotta8n aaas n.AJ oeso' uh n's
cargo. Tae Kra!h ehortago, II no mas sgncu
what they call cut throat BILL when It amounts
N ION ~ ,rnro huphnie ia nvurnrntJnr in tho
$500. nhn, ~ go crf, ~, t,n ,ns.,.fn,.
eAtIe1uo; "neu ae kets o"lS 1au 1ot e''eS4u3
bustcl or Kratu to klnEston, ana hns then TO pay
tho full price, sny $t.0 hnshcl for nil tho bust,-
ola pf Mahortnue." nut tho shortape IN conf
et. l., ,ss,,.ssh. t. .ara ,,ns s.,t, ,e;,,,Iartttns
Wn,ca 10 ptousa1 ~ aolo aas eou
which do not belong TO tho grain Shortage.
Thcro Is an existing harbor regulation, which Ia
i,ot,,c,otc oil, m her arrivi,, n. The .iock If tho
or,, -, ,o ,ii ~ ding I, an . ar tnnx tho C,n
.n,.e .v,,s+ ~ oncn NV ,uto ,hn hnrhor of,,so
SO N ~. ..I1 49,, 41,,.o ,.,, ~, ta.,.,,,..
, 1881-07-11

. Feeble ladies'. nucd pErsons. weakly children.
peraons OF scdetitary habits, nll need Hop Httcrs
tINitY.
, 1881-07-11


COLUMBu3. July 7-TAo State board Of A9ri-
culture furnish the following. basetl gu reports
from oYar 1,O0Q correspondents, relative to tho
percentaRcs OF she condition &ad pro1pect* ef
rye. So: oats, vi corn. 7Bi Timothy, VI; clover
, 1881-07-11
MILITIA NOTES.
information Of Interest to Our
Citizen.Sotdiery.
No Deanit Steps Yet Taken Regard
+" Ing the Fall Enoampment.

Eapt, Frnnk sfun1ock hAs Deon reelected
,a,s,,"n,icr Of Cou1pany A, Fourth Regiment.
cora.' m," aooaon nrIua,c' California. wont into
camp at shnth tFnA ios ''a"' o"'' soA''e''s'"s
'ars ny. National t,uar,, had day Mt crcodmoor
Maek We s,nto N.Y." '"'>
"as a""r. r,. ,,.,..nt o..,.,.
The once OF t'Ist AGn.enaat ; eo'npans ~
oiarci vacant. !
n,,, ro.,,rnt,o,, or acrhnt,. rteut r.. +. FINN.
ano rntn,.,, En,,rsn ttorI,mo,t na,oshru.
ilton, Co'npany -; 1onf'o "cs'l''on'' oa'espu'H'
has poo" hccep'ou' .,.
.scrgt. Alex g. Graham hds 'rocolvci hs
commission ns Second Ltcutots1nt OF Conpany
t,tr.t Itovimont.
.. .,,.s
AZ "ect,pE "s aonpany ~ a.a, aam uonrosory'
viso G. v o.aood' resigned. ~ , r,r.
~ r,a.h = T., Et'.tn ~ ,,,nsta at cant,
sp,a,scs' no,nn,n,. i. rh,rd 1,epl,nent.
sma,es. oomlaoy - 'n''u i,sx"Is <.'... T.,.,,ont
Of Company n IT, IT, oi rous's cspsnt, and L.
T,,rpin hns beois elected Hceoud Lieutenant
The Sixth Regiment officers arc talking ". q q,
solng Into aeaeys LIKE 1r1m 1ny aTo
heii. f'@ ..
Mai, Robins VII, now aavc chance to dis
t,St,;fah % %rseIr NJ n rnmtnardnR otilcer, rs ho
Is for tho ptascnt In eomlnand OF tho Sixth
Weajtnunt,
.ront rr,,e n wa,r,ob. Company O, Ninth
hatta9n Mper G,t Satsnn sparEs on s
1',,,,t ~ rssnnvnt
~ r"nt. wnIiam =, so,attcs. Company E, Third
Regiment, EisIn, resSmnsnls 10 bonoranle
'SSEs q ieasIns u Inc sta;s.
natn9n: GaapaiRFt R In. nas Hat,nlaa SeGn Vco Faux
SisfFs' asssaixed from tue Tue service: : ,,,
es!emant, sees Ss Hisfn. 80 asbqs2rsS!e
Henry Ltnger, Fsnnk uuptall, una Alooft tlcatn'
Capt. John MoKeoush, Adjutant ct the Sec.
faa spss q ssrxjss jssa0s on account OF
mi william II, p,oynoll, Of tho Forty-scv-
,nth TS Now York. r. row Ia ootnmo,d Of tic Elov-
ensh Eli, DTisaao. N. q. 8: NJ Y, ytcs Moilaeax, re-
'nana o. ,no sot's wo,e,an camnen~ o Ninth
peT G 6y & oond of sne na G
p5aSd Tvnte gonn McKnnsy.s sjr, on ecount of s-
sos pae @ e sH,s s'xor ts h a. @ m
aass WY. ~ ~ I93 91 roors ~ ia nionio ~ Amr
S'e &hs asf q w o'sosts !as @
4wa ns usua' Will pro''oo 'n''s own p0au1 a''' 'e
October, nre anxious to hnyo q good ropresenta-
don 'of illinois militia present. They offer to
get q reaucGd ratio Of transportation for those
"ao "''t a..ena. w., .-,. ,,..,.o,au. co,,uo, ~
5oan Z no 1orncEly a @n!ai %a2q eos a.
benn ecstea S&pan e n,e tey snvcs ~ aa hoe
elected Fitst.Lleutonant Both havo recoiscd
their comtr'ss!ons'
1ohn T.sFso : nnt,t, tnmnnny and ct,nrtc4 4.
SHAW, Company d, Twotftb Now York, havo been
GrlnrinT tho Qrontcst t1,,tnnor or recruits into
tia Twalfth New York Ncgjtrleut for thp years
is,Sl anI isat.
So ..,.
Lompany = pr tao s'Stn @ neg!miont oas @ To-
eehtly nGen inaaeen 10 pass reaoiuuona c1oh. @
Grating tho ex.GMptsSn o. tnat GoMpany Up from
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the Indcpenles.Se Ut New uurp, statOn Island,
JuIy4. They met at tho nrnory with pao days
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Cleveland MartAe Record: 1T Ia regulation
Of the TroAsury Department that illuminating
except Whcn aon,e unsuFfuountuble obstacle
prevents Its botnH transportation BY rall. a
sh1re tlme ainco Judge stAn!oy Matthews de.
uidni that high rutcs by railroad litt1 might
prove to DO such all obstAco III was contemplated
by law, and now requests for instructions hay0
boon pouring into tho Truaaury Department.
Tho Secretary has tho u,attcr under n.ivlsomcnt.
hut It Id thought will instruct tho agents to ua0
thoir hest Judgment iu the matter, If this bu
d0ne tho rapidly with which tho atearnbOnts
will luke tho oil trade from the railroads will be
something interesting to contemplated
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-07-05
NEW ORLEANS.
How the Fourth was Observed
Revolutions Of Sympathy
with the President.

New ORLEANS, July 5.-BusinesS
was suspended yesterday and eager
crowds constantly surrounded bulletin
boards seeking news as to the condi-
ton of the President.
A meeting Of colored people was
called to dedicate st. James Hall as
an institution Of learning.
Resolutions Of sympathy with Pres
ident Garfield were adopted and for.
wardod to his family through the
Secretary Of State.
Hancock club adopted resolutions Of
profound regret and indignation at
the dastardly attempt on the life oil
the President. The club also prayi
that his life may be spared to the end
that the honor and integrity Of Amer.
loan Institutions may be sustained
and the administration and govern
ment continue under his conservative
wise and just control.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-07-05
No Mexican in Mine +!
BUT THE GENUINE
IMPORTED HAVANA CIGARS
Always Fresh,
At SOL COLEMAN'S.
Personal.


Summer is the time to have new tin
roofs put on houses, or tin roofs and
cutters repaired. Harry ]. Rice, the
timer, is prepared to do such work in
satisfactory manner, and at low
prices.
Mr.. D. G. Robertson who for twelve
years was connected with the Mem
phis and Charleston Railroad in this
city, has been back on visit among
his many old friends. He is now Gen.
eral Passenger and Ticket Agent OF
the Memphis and Little Rock Rail.
road, with Office at Little Rock.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-07-05
The 1903 case.

Nashville Banner, 4th.l
The interest in this case seems to
be undated. The argument began,
as will be remembered, Oh Tuesday
last, and it will probably not be con-
cluded before Wednesday next. Mr..
Al. Caldwell, of counsel for com.
plainants, finished his argument Sat
urday. He was then followed by Col,
A. S. Chapman, of Paris, also for the
compliments. IIe will be followed by
Colonel George CAN'T, of Memphis
and the case will then be concluded
by Mr.. 7. II. Malone for the defend.
ants. The close attention which
Chancellor Merritt has given to the
argument throughout is indicative Of
an appreciation Of the magnitude and
gravity Of the issues involved, and q
desire to arrive at just and accurat,
conclusions with respect to the case
The case is being heard in the 'Crimi
nal Court room,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-07-05
Buy Well Pipe Of Browne, 40 Madison
POLICE POINTS.

The Glorious Fourth made little
difference in police business.
Emma Lacy, a bad darby from
Pinch, was sentenced to forty days.
Charlie Moody, a relative of the eel.
ebri'y by that name, was arrested
yesterday for attempting to kill az
other darky.
Billie Brown, is in limbo fol
stealing dozen eggs. 1t is rumored
they we're saved over from last Easter
The COW ordinance is to be rigidly
enforced and to this end citizen was
arrested yesterday for allowing fence
jumping animal to run at large.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-07-05
MCKEE'S Csc SHIRT.
Home Again.


Mr.. L. L. Dyer former resident of
Memphis, but for six or eight years
past United States Consul at Odessa,
is back on a visit for the first tina
since he left Memphis. He is the
picture of health and good living and
is most cordially welcomed by all who
knowhim. Three years ago a LEDGER
staff correspondent met him in Paris
and received that warm geeting which
mightbe expected from a man who had
not seen any one from home for sew
eral years. Last night the pleasant
acquaintance was renewed at Estival
Park under circumstances quiet as
pleasant. Mr.. Dyer has acquired a
fluent use ofseveral modern languages
and was spoken Of not long since by
Hon. Horace Maynard, as one of the
best Consular agents in the service Of
our government. He remains only q
week or so as his leave Of absence is
limited to two months and Odessa is
a long way off.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-07-05
BY CABLE.

LONDON, July 5.-The steamship
Britannia, ashore on the Irish coast,
is making water. The leak is in her
fore compartment. The vessel lies
we'll and the water is smooth.
The Earl OF Home is dead.
A match race for an international
College Cup is being arranged be-
tween the Cornell University crew
and the Dublin University crew, aud
will probably be rOwed at Putney.
The Cornell crew have entered.for the
race for the Thames Cup, at the Met
ropolitan amateur regatta, on the 18th
inst. They will meet the London and
Thames rowing clubs.
DUBLIN, July ga mass meeting
of the Dublin branches of the Land
League was held in the Rotunda yes.
terday to celebrate American indie
pendence. Thos. Sexton, member Of
Parliament for Sligo, presented the
resolutions, warmly sympathizing with
the Americans in their great victory
achieved los years ago, and rendering
thanks to the American journals for
supporting the principles of the Land
League.
The sentiments which elected most
applause were those of Sexton when
denodncing English rule, and those Of
the other speakers who held out hopes
of Irish independence. The hall was
decorated with the stals and stripes,
and green banners with the harp
without the crown.