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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1881-02-02

NOBODY can examine our stock
and prices of ;Overcoats and Heavy
Suits without being satisfied that NE
sell lower than, any other house in
the trade. 1t is our constant study
to deserve the name Of selling goods
lower than any one else. We have
reason to believe ourselves possessed
OF that reputation. Our increasing
business is sure proof Of II. We
don't intend to let the grass grow
under our feet at any time, but shall
always strive TO increase our popu-
larity as q fair dealing house, and
increase our sales at the same time.
We are Of lively disposition, and are
best pleased when everything is live.
" around US. In short, we meat,
business. If you are in need OF an
.Overcoat, Heavy Suit, Odd Coat or
Pants or Gents Furnishing Goods,
aud, in fact, anything pertaining to
the Clothing line, come TO US; our
stock is yet complete in all depart.
ments, and we will sell you any Of
Gle above goods at'prices greatly re-
duced from the early part Of Tho
season. We will save 700 dollar up
on dollar by trading with us. Baer
. Mann, under. Exchange Hotel,
Alexandria, La. -
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1881-02-02

TURNER, Ben, Dealer in General
i Merchandise, such as Dry Goods,
Groceries, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps.
An extensive lot of Clothing just! re-
ceived; offered at Rock bottom prices.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1881-02-02

DAVIS, JAS. S., Wheelwright and
~ Blacksmith; Horse shoeins spe-
cialty. Shop on Beanregard Street, in
rear of Exc lsior Stable. .'.#i
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1881-02-02

A MEXICAN Sewing Machine Co.
N Self-Threading. self-setting Nee
die. Automatic Tensions. w. K. Wea-
yer, Manager, Front street.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1881-02-02

leNT ,bSTARN,. Second street, nnder
IN ~, The Town HAL dealer in
Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots, Shoes,
: .fiatsafai eTpekery. Highest easl, pr'ee
r-phid for cottonband country produce.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1881-02-02

DLACKMAN, ". F.. Attorney and
ID Counsellor at Law, Qffce on De
Soto Street, between First and Second.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1881-02-02

,TASS:s ANDREWS, Attorney at Law
~ and Notary Public. Office on De-
Soto street, between First and Second.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1881-02-02

.-DosEHTHAL. j., corner of POND
IN ,aiid' Marray Streets, dealer Dry
sGn9ds, Groceries, BUpts, Shoes, ats,
: Caps, aud General Plantation ODDS.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1881-02-02
.'C'::'a;:|:rriLageS:':hop'
THIRD AND DE SOTO. STREETS!
ALEK AMDaIA, Il &
G:..W.,Glf5I[:Y:,N Nm,
,os.. TO-. Proprietor. .sI4

I base. opened a first class Carriage
Shop. in he building formerly mca-
pied, by Col McGinuis, ia rear Of the
Excelsior Stable, ana having made re-
cent arrangements whilst in New Or
leans, ] am naw prepared to do work
in that line as good and as cheap as
elsewhere. Repairs done promptly and
new work made " hen ordered at reu-
rates. l have also attache.l a
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1881-02-02

.'X1,ALLERY,,t T.. Trout Street, opro
ss Y osi'e Ferry Landing, Dealer in
s,tthoice Wines, Liquors and Imported
. Cigars. Sign Of i"Help Me Through
1.-The World"
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1881-02-02

.TTUsTMYRE, W., sign of tlil Big
= i Red Plow," corner of Secot and
Jackson streets, dealer in Dry G bids,
Groceries, Boots, Shoes, Hats. C
Highest market price paid for ton.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1881-02-02

--DoN'T forges to call and exam
|'ne tile Me,licated Glass at L. ii.
Diossat's.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1881-02-02
PlNEvtliE:

DRT GOODS d. GROcE'R les
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1881-02-02
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
ALEXANDRIA,.

,as+,,ase PROFESSIONAL. F..
, 1881-06-28
,THr I1RRARY's GAIN.

Tho Mayor fes days ngo Addressed the fol-
lowing cttcr to sfr. George D. Armstrong, toud-
orng him rcappointmont On the Board Of Ed
utAtiou: 80 ="
George D. Ar1,strong, Esq-DEAn Stu: Apprc-
city as mo1nher Ut tho Hoard or Education for
tho past throc .yonrs, and knowing. tho deep In
forest yul take IN our public schools, US erI.
dnncoi by your xpai, tllellty, and work, In that
direction lu tho past, 1t gives nc ponsuro to tonl"
or You renppNiutmcht to thg mid Hoard, feol-
log assured Tint your pnat olclaf rccord Ia I'm.
p!o guarantee Of good scrvice In tho future.
intentions. a. do not Wish to scid to tho City
Counuti the namo OF any oue who Will not &C.
tANTEn X. HARRISON, Mayor.
To tho above. afr. Armstrong sent the follow
lng rop!y, declining the position:
hAvo rcccvod your Kind tender Of roappolnt-
mont oil tho Hoard Of Education through Ar.
Thompson, 10 discharge tho duties OF School
IuspeGtur cnnso0ntlullsty rcnutreA largo OK
p0nafturo OF ttuc. During thu past three yeara
! have glvcn more thought and porsnnRl Attou.:
lion to school work than could well hc spared
from nly la6ors as CITY editor of the le: te<a',.
duo appreciation OF your cotnmendatnry wortls,
nltd gr1.tcful for your consideration, have tho
honor to be, my dear s!r. yours worry truly.
0EoR1E u. AuMsTnox1.
Despite tho above, tho btayor has decided to
app0liIt Alr, Armstrong al ma1nbos or tae
Dr, Ernst Schmidt has also declined an np.
polntnlont on Tho School lioArd, on tho ground
that ho could not ntford to tnke an hotUFary po-
sIuon which would require 80 rlloh OF bis time,
howovqr much ho might dostro 10 I'LL ~ honoea'
bio place: -. -.
, 1881-06-28

.,.,, wrrr ,ilsIp11ct IN 1n%l+t upon reduction.
pimhe market 1nr -llr,irK mud Gspprt urHtns hyer-
E.,ioscr. l1lofn wHrn lnstnl,ccf IN which easnr~
~ nrEsrs were nltatnt nHl thn.n sHlsrien VIII,
asfnruate enough IN uhtnln fill figures ec"'rtHs'
tn,tk,.l xiE,ltiy. airtt Ut tito trMaIn. hu"nSnf.
Sonu nj shaving o1' ff,a tho closing pr'css NJ
u, rtrt tho tleetIMc In sn,ln casca tsarllIha w.
~ - as1,t,sa t n,t nxlpnd ~ tho conaIf,1tnr s'ft+,
~ a. butchers md tann1rA suck. Tim " feE.rlr'
~ nd, tonu n1fnnted by tho ufm md fnwns or tho
.r, mark Of, tho ulrao u prlees dGrnhtllha up"n
u.'s,prty, II wna snail tcsleFlay. md ito markn
p,.ouently wus tlsn both for 1esnns nt1f pnor tt'
eas,nn naiivns. Ut thu forner anro twcily ly.aavaM
I'll ,rr,,ai Tloy wsso p|okeh III, Hu!ek At ss9fa
~ y tor POOR 10 fall. drcy1s Averaging
~ ~, 10 to 10 lb4. AttIckcr1 werc SCARCELY
,sss,touoj. EnycA word .wantnh. MD tho tew
..I fetched tnII nkntes. Tho .1ay'A work wis
~ ii II bulk nt fit@47s for bntclIrrS
W W r,nncrs atack nnh nt 4tONs.Si fdt ordinary to
0,te shIrrinH ,uts. rhcrd WIS yury tiato Inquiry
- tbc[cc licavy catiiu nt fortunately fnw 0f Tint
~. we're un sale. TlsrO wus fnther hoaTy foelln9
aths eio'o' o.or4r,ox.
r,trs I}ruyes-Stcers Weighing |. 10 ihs mid 81.
fsi lid weiiiarit'eI
10y aGt., 1S il. 6Ss
rsqfm ri t. iG iis, :" a @ . 4assu
a"tc,Srs, ns rtntk- -l'm,s ii ts!ini9n ataurt and
sss,na,nn 10 cttalcy t1,ws fur aity aniHdlUF,n r.
ESfx E9S ss s''s. u
9tT9rs sn araWaI @ .'
pS Itt,t1Vh II .iruy u,
e.st;er fuj lUE ..,,,,,.,,,,t.t+, ,,.,,.... 6pA7U
, 1881-06-28
LL.T;L;YItTE II.fIIi DJtUSIE.
REMARKABLE LETTER
From the Speaker OF the
House.


Foh. II, 1881. .
For tho ilrst .i.no IN life atn tnduccd to sIro
icssin,nnIal. Noticing IN solno paper nm atiycr.'
tfsenlcnt of DR.. Scotts ElcetrIu Hair !rs. se'it
q Tor o,ic, and fnl Indced remarkable brush.
My wifo hRs for years suffered with hcadnchcs.
Tho brush cures ,ho,n Ut once, Several friends
hMve used II for headaches, md 1t hns nuvnr
fnilctl. My wife 'was n!so getting pro.ilnturcly
hnt hut tho brush has entirely stopped the fatl.
ing hnr ard started new REawth. usB u 70
Fivq times tho cost would not buy n,y brush II |
could not repiaco 4. Tt,.dny bought o. SicAl;
~, 1.S no II" Ds:pss ia s:.ses
no q h.iy for thcn,. Col. Ponder, Mayor ot
Walnut tsdRc. WA nttacked BY severe caso Of
alex .siy wife proposed 10 Try the brush, which
ho tlnatly eonaeuted-to DO, With no fslth ~ i,
II II n ts sg b. ss9 b. sena svfI
brush. havo authorized sicAlmont. tho drug.
E!st, 70 use my name III Fecnntnendiny IT,
'hs lou,o SASsS i se's'sa'::i7s'' I''s
sns f: sS Srsss s a: :'s q
eyss '5?ts !s!s 41!
s:asa' I'LL hi:
;ssss sE .'h w.
:: :''isss s;::
DA' p'>'0 1'' ''7''' A"'N'1t 1tky.J. o. ApAAs.
wlLtlANsnuAo. Miss.
&c 8; ~ fss +; i f. sf;fs ts
,,1 wts s..s%
ssf BE- ,Sss ess1E H. s:'os y s'9ssddt
| Tbia remarkable Drueb has met With great sue.
, 1881-06-28
rhnAr .inn Arrival. ur t'Asi fDt u!1eIs-H hent
Nt.nlI. I'atin-,vh heat ard iinsIr ,iru,.


Bpeefa. Ut,pateh to The Chicago Tribune.
NEW YntK, juno T...tI1fAiS-VshcAt~fanr IN
winter whuut gunetnl1y worry moderate, nntntly IN
lilo pp!son l!ne Asi lItcl",n fr early cllvorr, md
values. nf.or rnllynE Mt te ntsctun Nh. rod ~ tho
way IT nitlnA A1ic psr ILL., hoon weAtoned aud fu.
eudcd to ni9ut TN fate"t hshtes n1 hatafaa5 a,
thus reluctln4 Tho sharp changes Al tho
wust ahdcr tho tnanenco ttoru. rs hero. of
decided weight Ut morn ctrnHFa7lnn cran
ndvcas which boro SHARPLY na"lnat sLc oi.srstor. s
lI!alcr tnrYe nf quotations. Eknnrt requirements
wcre xeoInnRly within very narsuW limltF. ana het
rltl ltlu 'ltHlcu'sy at s rullnR hsnras. Gaelo ae
counts wcrn represented III of m nfsv"rala trflof.
spFMu wheat 1NA ha1n vHsy dull to-day tin19'' my
Gra had tho ndynuagu m 10 Snihea. bhtos
Nh. rod kt tla1t 80. red nt ti.2efMi'aaA ior
ta,.nt nnd *,.1hbt,l< for rnllroad stuck. elua!ns
NJ slu Ito bast ba for ruIlroad. do June Ut flA
&tD c1osina at f1!y4s do duly. tLa54tsl.&H clo'nx
nt ti2+I4. o August. tia'x LAZY, closMa nt ta': 10
September. $l.?sH@lb. olnalnH nt siG!s' NO fr'.
red! sitaa r AZ 10 quntY; No. 2ChttugD hsld Mill
waukoo spr,tu closing nt Ill, ns tho bust
lid and tI.25]t3la3 nsked. Corn further do.
pruasod. iii tho nstuneu Of carly dellreres about
Nafc md uf up.ios >i9jc pet bu on free md
urgent uf!ortnpa. leading to 4 bs'Aa movement IN
9reat art IN Tho opsso 'nc, With Auaust l'd scree.
eor orlionA ~ the favers' sa1es oa M'aea Key
cDndnn; ito utlsuund Knd understandable nj Sk&
sio. Now Yosk hloanar mixed n t.a1. elosins a.
EDEct No. white G0Mc. mostly ut G3cs 10 ID arrive
Mt 5sic, Now York yo1low nt &c. rho stock VI corl
lit warehouse hpro IA reported Ek0wtnR MI ncf0hse
fur thu wcuk Of 26V!shu Oats again q,s',tcd down
about H6s4an hu. llbet ofrerlp9 ard n,t'dctacly
active Inquiry Aa1as whisa Woatdrn unReadad at |Ae
te ss II Il sts efG y su%ia|
otn & aa I c"a ~ H"}s u stSf
Vi ;as!x asxe "xs a ssy
s%&1{ hs5 af!s' sf Sn!s sSxss sea .r
% ssx M %,a,st, st" ,sas, Ts ii '1ss ss;ess,
Gas 5stSs a{sI;iSM Ssa fsS
seaght nfef fir emily .syory n Further atlynnco
, 1881-06-28
GRISCOM'S FAST.
lao Enters on IIta Thirty-flrat bay Of
Winds ruduinEA,

wlnat-IsudllnEa.
It will 10 thlrty-nnc days al noon to-day since
John Orisconi tus ttckictl bis palate with n,y-
thing ,noro substantial than wpicr, although fur
II wuak or 50 ho haa been tyatpntiny. tua1ly de-
neer-inIigs Of I.lko water. Nor .lUes ho take leo
III 1t. lie Tuists bis water str.ght: tiwoufd 10
Ike Djo Lewis, 10 SEQ orlscoD drink. No topper
ovar rniishod his e'aborAto uIeHH u keenly y
f pssiyssiy @ .stlsiea by isis hydrop.,Sls 'fea..
pse run u osi aFsy Tas stor y i. ss;ts tnne fa!s
:jlA isands d wolghl 20 parted wl!h fo.lr
Rlassy. Sill 0rIseorn buckles ~ aIs yest q III;
s btS %Gn rS',,, hs ara
mud is tic ervy 81 tho miserable dyspoctica who
so drs h rsst . Is Il sa
east-lr,H stnnlachs. Tlero y lust on9 thing that
ruies tho fssters sauanmty. and fiat Is dead.
J ias2 cvstns. jast as ho was gosnx to bad soale:
buly wanted 70 be passed In On tho strongth Ut
% IL Gr!scom hasnt been hnviny any dlsest,ng
to do, tho question arDsn as TO what hccAlne OF
inS,,tI mo 5urins lis protractsd talkins spells, and
whoso function
WAS TO AID piuEsrloS;
but tho doctors wore not prcpared TO give q
s at nupa GG hs @ ha i asa ID ~ ses ssis
ind carrying them Into o. stomach;, It had
rnonsu quantities. Of air into bis lugs. but 20 ono
psre as pa:.lnF i.o l ns sto,naeh Z, Thst tysx
dssapryar. fls faet would seem 70 be that tho
, 1881-06-28

stILwAuKEI, jun u3l.-ELouH-ln ralr dcmand
uMAlN-Whnat sot.yo but lvwer, Mo, hard+ ld}si
Nv. milwaukee,, Sll2l June, ttl91 july, t.ia{I Al.
gust ails, September And October. el.l1i No. MIL
waukeo, $iNI No. du, go. Corn cssort No. " Ic
usi& auott No. u A,c Ayo nsmost Ee ~ w. liar
" oE9SSS1s'lSss-Firmer, s moas ,ork, Slsoo essh snd
JuIyi 1tGtlK August. Latd-pFm0 steam, elL13 easn
mid J0tJi $t121H AuKpAt.
lfUUX-Ht#4uyt A4kRAM. y :.
{. FHEiu,iTd-Nhoxt 70 hatsto quiet and uom!ua! II
EEGil4s-Elour, 900 trIs, whess, u 900 but corn.
..S1tRSaxrs-g!uur, a,ooo hrs1 whest q, 100 ba corn,
~ h4.IY .''
, 1881-06-28
HUG HAI.EH.

slEEt'-Thers we're Ots1y ntnnt :u llea!l nii Hats
IT, sass a.! tSUas ssa a%y iair
s ssSs, ,5 pesSs eSss g ns ss g. fss
f1a Vi 0s as $sO. and sa' .Iund @ser"slE III 'bs at
EAST L1nRisvy. ..
SasT fn Sss 3aTn cs q trx I'D 5 snes
l l!s'saSS aaA iS 81 .ss ''sss. ,S!a irts;l,
. ss, - Gsst Soss
tseSt u e e. sn i q e h wsr
tht ssosE ana ws;s H. sia ,,., r. !tSa;.s ,. c9ny .y
; s:s';
sss;sss III nS!es sssNt "s
ss:s; sf |a5s|'s' a' 'sE III sSf: '
ss Iss: s;s fs5 'Sss III sss
NEW ronK.
NEW Yong, Juno y-nEEvEs-;lteee,pts. b,a@.
H. Is n ssst
sssGs as Goesaad ;s'a !ssf
81: sss HS;:s sssss !5,nss y:
RsSit 1s rSsF II ss
:ssss @ EstSs gss's,a ~" Fl 'ss
S a. Sa'eh 'Ss i1s % ss&
Br. LOUIS.
st. Logs: 1ane 21eos sn.
%syarsihy vi yi,h sasa!a s ass % !ss W -
s sss,{ ses1s s'!pE ais. lEht Eaan@s @s @
/ itsdinx s.eers, HiSs&s5I ttoeker. slis9l Il
ds!na H. q anoisS III rRaa' "0'e' on
6 EsnsS sS.sst5 isssy: Ssstifs , s :S
KANSAS ctry.
spttta, Dt.pateh to The Chicago Tribune.
kAHeAA CITY, NO., lune H.-UATTl.k-1h8 Prize
, 1881-06-28

HosTnx, Juno i. .-ffoGH-steudJ. Western aupur'
t!ue, &llott1: rGn,lnun cxtta, i4.st2hot Wiscnnan
o1trnA, si7itssu. MinnuHUla Hxtrxs. bHt<E: wlhtct
whats, uI,iu nrd Michigan, t1sIA3isi indlkna. Htoo
es1at st. luutt and lliinots. a$ aprlnH tatdnes
t1.ksaa.UI. winter uatunsa. ttats7.7s.
timAIx--cntn In fair ru,aH mtxed md yr'lor. 10
gdirt ssan,nor }&sEH<c no Rrado. taa5s. ltTe u H.
lsnrrEM-!:llolee nrcamerlgms H. xt11;cs cholcc adlo'
hacked, ItaSlsul fair 10 good. t&1IaG.
knNH-NGRltrn ffest lH4tiS14n. .,
1lECHtlrTK-FlUur, 6,un bflR, liW sackss Durn u.NW
si,iSMs fa-fIour, s1 btls corn d1,0oo bu, wheat.
3ttht hus
, 1881-06-28

Special Dhpdtth II The Chtedga Trtbuat.
KAStAE CITY, So. Junu 1.-GNAlS-Ths i'rtce
Current rrporlsi wheai-fes eIpls. t,ts7 bo, ship
ments, sG. bu, asms No. enah .s]fct July. uu. NJ.
> cnsb. slut jnna. t1.!.H. cGInsSIlocegts' Ao'91
, 1881-06-28

NEW YUNt, Juno g7.-lluslness rules quiet 1T all
departments Of trade, but Bono kinds Of cuton and
woorn Rnods nrp moving steadily account Ut for
NOR orders and thu toHe 1T tho market continues
trp tnttgn fnt,luts hiankets md w,,ol nhn1ls aro
, 1881-06-28

nETnUtT, atlc!l, Juno N.-FLuEE-Qnict
GllAty--Wheat steady and guict} extrn nOMinnli
M. whts tiH; Hr. white, tlf5i NJ. rcd <L2l!a,
rGtclptA, II, ,lW hut shipments mono.
, 1881-06-28
PHILADELPHIA,

FutLAnEtI1IrA, Juno 2i.-Fl,uit-llrn,. WcstoEn
extras, $aUdt419; NHhuanln e1trns. Hi19ah2i: Dhto
px,rnst es.S5ltt2a; Illinois fnncy, s,ms MtnneHota
pntent nrocess, II oDa'25, Winter patunsa sd2s:a.
ityo Hour dulIi &Sut9h.i9}&.
t3,sAlS-Whcat llulls MI. = rcd, elevator, Sl.15As
No. Z reh. June, tl.ss le}k, July. t.s8s Au-
gust i.2s&si.33. Ssptusbor, Corn Atendy
nfd nrmt sutl yoow on trnck Rraln do.lot. b8ct
sall nxcd, Rrin depot, tic, strAner. grain depot b
Rutl, HISlt'kc; BeptotaIur, l1x t3sc: 0tta unAat.
iledj N0.a Whlio &c, No. ! whlts, s1@alhci MIXED,
s}4&sS4c- -
'vistoxs-ogpt 1.sof as: si!; lMd!1 ,,as,s,. nsss.
. Lard prime steaui. slta], kottio. fll.1s
SxSpp{ 9h9!SSt sssto in,Gf ad
County, l.s9nsylyan!a. lsa1lcI dAirs. l2@lso.
Et1uN-uu1t; lG4eslfc.
UIIKEsK-SleAdyt oTUAmoty, Htf2s3{c.
PKTltniEUll-Qutot md unchanged.
Observation-Disclosures brls' wheat 1000 but corn.
SntraESrs-Whsn i7,oo0 hu, corn, 1oa.0oo bu.
, 1881-06-28

One OF The NTeN Who IEnvo stDul1f
C1tcnE0,sS

Iu1 1HlHNfG IN puull3ulUk 6hoACAt4 III tIa Aso-
ful and prominent men Of Chicago under tho |
titte "Tho sisn Who Have uui't Chicago" A.
recent isalo contains this sketch Of tho Hon. |
Thomaa Hoyno, who iB personally known to
thousands uf our readers: h,
Thutp WIS n tItno whom this RreAt city. With NIL
danger or fii,ancial ruin and moral bankruptcy.
In l8iH Chicago was awakened to tho tact tint
y III s ps a ess s rs
S.t @ kaas s' goad e. s e u M Esx 2oxe
HsSy VIZ iof ass'a sS asf bure @ ia ye st s @
notorieIy lint has passcd int9 il proyer6: We
Nv MsyuKened ias p on}y @ just i. Zinc to asert rs
awakened mainly By tho oltnrts Of tho nun
: Tho stosy is iii interesting, though familiar
QUE. II. u: Colvin was Mayor of tho ..tty ~ tho
o le bad .aherto1 L. trHn presssdns Ga Saaa
dSia Or - es,srEy to set asids. prcccacuts uvolv-
iri4sons, ri ] nsa !. reckless iil,ansial policy. lis
administration inauEuratcd tho system q n,eo.-
I sss s sF II sat: tnt e ta
ssatesltanahip d immediate F9trenotllnen. Of
''sps as L pss d H tue ''0'
As We haye said, ruiu stared Chicago In the
aud 10 p sauSa ssa
@ nsss no Of SAleass pssspsf}ess; },.; ssd I'd
con, cosain4 u byworl Tor niar,lle 1t was erIa!s in
| her history. lIhu tho rbigufnR atate Of atfnfrs
so.nu other oily would hnyo becolno the uletrup-
otis Of tho West. Capital and enterprise DO not
Eaytae t9 s Wt ts1a ;
every emergency, aud III ChloaRo's hour Of nced
c,sorts i tho Mauisipal neiorm Club was osEan-
izod, and io worry short limo it succeeded m i,
which threatnned ,thom. An American cum.
murity. and especially Chicago community.
slowly aroused to 4 sonso Of pubiio danger, but
fnSS Ss S people In the world
ottisais, I'll Il. lie Expostion nai!d!nK. Nesry H.
100 mon. Of Oycry political faiih. Eatnorcd It
1ncana TO .n6nte tho growing eyil Of nunlolpal
mIsrulo. NJ. Hoyno was, O. tho. mooting. n1M.
seotio oat tss va ea9y a
sjssys 4 sSes s;SS; SsGf PrSS;s %s|SF 4
him. Mhyor Colyin. tho incumbent of tho oilce,
peass e so' M
really Lad ne ,arisaoSs ~ ths eass &C.: asGo a.
ioyss Y9S q e se rospces ws' y
sSes s e sfss sot DO oty ss 5 ar b:
sell, ind as tho Colvin Administration agreed 70
rOsisn II another clcoeon were pormittea WITH"
usu 81 his nauis. Monroe Mssth was eIeg!ya Is!
afsSs hayfar @ M bcon Do fsoto Mayor Tor tiI xeoks
hut the He ct pooy 9r o q @s H. a.
Is %
doatsi iae to ths aaso|t'sh mud wiss action Of
Saye thought thas soas e 1ae; |, aSs9t ~.
j In isiS. Ho attended tho publio schools Of that
city ,,util 1850. when ho was appsentleed 70 9 9
, 1881-06-28
1tTJF1+t1.Q..

BupPALut June observation-disclosures lnncttyt, No. !
hart Dn.uth held nbu,.t t'.21, torn neafcotcd sud
hUth mt &t., Data htln!f,Mt 1t Ill.,
CANAL Observation-Disclosures. :. ,
, 1881-06-28
IsEftIkft,

rEoRtA. ILL.,. 1uno T.-t'KAtx-corn qu'os and
nnry, hlRt.Eixcd +s1s&&j{es tu!xed, ~ la4r Oat.
dntf No. w!l'so SIC, ltyu Eainlna1s No. r. Wo2lQ'
tnieF, new for August At sYxG,
1tInitwtxHk Firm nt &tOslf.
tECE1DTN-N hent- ifFt hut EuF1+ 61DQ bit OATS. W."
GIthui rye. ~ hut harsey. tMDbu. :, ~
silltMHSTt-ft heAt. tjl hut corn. 7lIQQ but oats
tt,bit bur rye. hono3 harcy. NOM.
, 1881-06-28
PropoaaIA fur 13eef. ~ :,
DErAHTMEyT or THE lSTENt0i,J 7
OFFICE or lNptAS AFTA!R*i,

...:. WAqjffSnrnN. .Iunn IL lt'tA
Bca1ed proposals. lhdorsed "propn*als tor BeeH
and directed 10 the Commissioner q indian Ars!fA
u H.. on Wcducsdav. iulx :Mt, lssl. Tor fnrh.h!ne
Tor the indian SERVICE l%s50oo pounds levi IN tho
hu0l. - . s.. ~
each hac,,cy, together viii blank proposals snd fern
of eontrncls and bond eontnns 70 bo 2hse5Yea y
NECESSARY ms! fnetlon* viii 10 i!snihoa ur9n 9ppl.
Noe: is and d So0stsr street: New fofkt VI T. Iron
~ UtosdwAy. Now futkt and 10 tho CoEr!sssf1ss oi
i,su Less woita, 39.ha, Ghsyenne' End fank'on'
lids viii 30 oponsd NJ The houF und daY xhoxo
stated and bidders invited TO be present at the
opening.
CERTIFIED CHECKS.
AN bids muat 30 accnnpsnicd By certified cheeks
upon knnp United states DHpoatt0fy Ut AssAtQh1
fenSureF for ii least vU per cent Of lhG 1mouut OF
The urOputoi, II, PRICE, Commissioner.
, 1881-06-28
1sE'tsftt1f.1ftJM,

CLEvxLANn, O., Juno oE.-l'ErMoLEuat-Rtcady und
unchnngsd; stnndnrd Willie. llg test, At 7Ae.
riTrsHu,tu. Juno 27.-PsTlluGEuM-ActivetU United
certltcntos waAk at 7s1ic; rGnod 8ao rht!udc1phtn
uclIruFy.
, 1881-06-28

NEW ORLEANS, Jnno 21.-cuTr0N-Quiot. mid.
ding, 14c: low do dus RoUt ordinary, skos not te-
cetpta lsk; Reosn. 2Dali c4pVsts u Continent, 1s
t1tvs. 3Sk}: stock, la1,sj.
, 1881-06-28

JEwE1u, June 77.-GnAfS-syhcAt uomlnhlty un'
changed. Cotn stcaty. M. T. tic; hlsh mixed t9c.
, 1881-06-28
LIKE N.lYIG.iI'EON.
GOODRlCA'S | Dr. STEAMERS. !
TIME ia HfE

FOR Hacine and Milwaukee twlcn dslly al a. m.
md . p, n. sundHI tnoInlug excepted.
a.. q, nd ?. r.. SUNDAY M niurnIna c1ccrtod:
tcE. daily n q. M, sunday rIorh!n4 exceptnd
For uFotn Hay. Mcrnmt.itd md bny pnftst Nownu.
moo, ete, Tuesday nj y. Rnd Saturday kt a.
Tor E*ennsoa fhyalc md III 1.eto Superior towns.
fGr frankfnf., 1lerpnft, Arcadia. etc TUESDAY nts
H. n. atd snsvFttay .laH m.
, 1881-06-28

if0ps-hncalyod during Sunday and a1undaY. r.
ss|ees sst wsSs rts!o %;an9 4, SettysiIy
Ifthe oiog1ngs. md NJ trieex nvetlAiIK nl.oYt n
GSsAhS Il iow cxa. Ut tia0lt n.txo lMtktnE Ins "
uTa !5 !" fs!sed nss al oavy nGt sS 1f n
Efhsr t,t IN saturday th9,,ah !ll9 markat ~ M
ftt{yhlnE sold, and tlcra WAS u Arlu taanR III tito
, 1881-06-28

asked; Hume. &c ti 81 nsksu July. t2tse hid. !ftc
rstGl; ttnynSL a~Slj b1, 495 asfrft HhftlMtef Tfo
bId, tp]H asked: yEar. Ah,
WEcEIisrs--W hoxi, H.tCN ti; rorn G.oD hn: oats.
nt1ttatHxra-Whcat, E,ru but coEn. l1!l bus o4ts.
, 1881-06-28
BALTIMORE.

AAoAtA4s
NALTiMonK, Md. Junu 21-FLoUn-standJ and
quiet.
Observation-Disclosures dull, weak, md low1ri
wlnter rod spot md Juno, si737l9L3dt July t24A@
la3i August, sLEHi askcdi Hoptonbor. tl.:p10LG91
Corn-Westcrn dull. weak, and lOwer; mixod spot
and June, Gs48&J{ot July, Ei13i!{c: August t53t1
tic, steamer, Sa4o. Oats drInoralizcd, We'tcrn
~hte m1oa y % Js a an6 i9Tsr , II W.
Diu. .,..,
iiIioy1g1DNs-9tonay and 9utotf mess pork, Slt.N
Olui &lAug new. lIult meMiA pnckod1 sdf9&c HnG1nt
snn nIlefs. 17ot coas fib Aldoz, loc liuus, laHao'
iiGrTEit-Flrmi freAh Graas, t36l1c.
EtjGH-htGndy nt No.
TkTIlOLEUM-QuUts refined. SIC. ... ......
UNnCEMl ks--C0ruo quiet and ttoAdy. Sugar stron9i
IA "Sot& lU4c. .--
WHlkKf~btrrl ut tllQ
FNKtsl1tTS-I IuiDt. 80. .. .
MECEiiTs-F!0ur, 1850 brs; wheat. 0 40 hu; corn.
% ut bt,t oats sM but rye, ~ bu.
SXLEa-WheAt, EB,aj1 but c0tn, St3,GJl bu.
, 1881-06-28
RAILROAD TINE-T.inLE.

A ERlvAL AND DEl'AkTulsF; t,E
"A ThAINh h1Extf.ANAri'H or NkvknESsH
sMondAy excepted ftlhlf1.
htcnEo &: Torthwestern nailsvny.
For Mnp4, Time -CAtds. feepng Car Accommodations,
apply Il Q: C1ask-st. Grand Pacific lEIgks E1ptGts
office lAInef llnusc, u Cana.st. And tho depot oh
Tim ISfs1Ia and kinEiH.HlS.
, 1881-06-28
,rQLEilQ,

ToLxpo, e.. luua 91.-~0ltAlx-Wbsat dullt No. !
red spot {L2l}j kspsembsr, tLtGW bid, 3Ll7 aakedt
amber Alehlaan, tLYlk Corn du!li high mtzsd, %9|ka
Ux.s dull uhd numlnxl.
UALL-Whp1t aull3 npthtux don3t No. ! red. spot
glap btd eL9a uskc15 luas. tlal BID tjsIa6 asssdl
July, LlBk2LasNt August 9l.tatt bld sLlaH aakedt
September, ElsJ4 BID. Silt sskeds yea1. s1aM btds
$LlbH asxed. Corn !nsctyat No. tspoh ~ bid. <9ao
, 1881-06-28
Arrive.

fGr siap* T!H,e.1sbIsa s1eepIna-EGr Ac@s1mmonMn. @ ~
ijrink's EInrass Once, Grand utalep 6*no. Vsnai
and Elxtserth.st, rafmsr llnuAtA md fS t1nu1-At.
, 1881-06-28

Illinois Cenrnl RAtlrnnh. ..
Ucpot foot of tetQ-st. kN3 foot Of TSe J-aecona~t
1ickot 0fNcnt. LIT NnndtIph.At, tlark. Grand
FactHo EoEc and Palmer lipuss.