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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-06-18

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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-06-18

u ss' sssatsy fFiesds would diaeu~
1sA sads cd hew to haihl them. 70
sAaak ssasthiag might com a Il. tn
nas VIZ 60 give - sseoesufal Md
Nv Voah - ease,i.eA
, 1881-02-22

Special Dtspateh TO 1hs Chicago Irtbt.nt
l1rEHpool, Fab !l-ti:a1 q. m.-Fi.OuR-No. ],
LII: No. s. IL.
Observation-Disclosures, No. l, ~ Gll No. 2 % lodi
irrne, M. l. o. u; No. Z Fl: :ht wlle Nh. l. ps Cd:
su.2 FL; cItlb No. ], Id 1od, NJ. X o. Id. Corn
lcV, is aIs old, IL III.
FnuSlsHSA-ruek, t3s. Lard, lis.
liyEIsroo,, Feb 2!-s:;D y. m.-Bacon-CeAr cut
tal At %is I'd; sl1ort ribs stcady Mt lis: long cOnr
lu at * IL; short clear dali ut {s & lnsd-1'rllno
Western dufl ut 63s. Hprlta &utlrltlne- Mt lis
lsox-Frnn city dull ut It's. Corn-atixod Hteady ut
t4d for Oll. Is < fur Hew. itccupts Of whent fur
Tie wccsAtantio por;a. .jT11 qrs; racilc lt.g0 ars
oteF Eonrces ass1 qrB 1Heolpta OF cUrE+ .t1 qrb.
Of lradc:
MsEnfuul, Feb. M-1l:U u. m.-f1our, sa Uds1lls
slntef wheat. ~ tea I'll Hprng, II 3lGi1d I'd white.
ssasG "; cHb. " 41GS lul. Eorn-Sew. 6s 3hi old,
" j1yrp9gSk,,tta y 1oyS, tas t,, l.ag;l, j S,: .,
,at Winter and No: srrltk u IL. NJ. ssgI. Ensn
demand md ilrm. n. .ufrtvo-Whent G,liut md
nfaaJs hJs cGrn tIrnI at ~ a1vanee; pnrk. !k: art
Sass. MI an;3 .! lnWer p A.; icon- ~ =,
Ai1SEErMIeat ana turn ttent!y.
t1SnoS, Feh. II. -1.1vE!ti'Ut,E.-Wl qnrt Cnrn
stao5:. HAttK l.ASE-WhenL nnd corn HtuIttty. Cnr-
ses gu drhast.Wic4t eteAy; fair nyerge rnsi wInter
~ INV. mfn hfnt. EnrKhes tln pasatEr-Wllent Nnt
eIs and fonwnR n,nnti,s, 3is ti&.@x U.iIniry ,nF-
E,,dat. IT, 1at "htnt-Env!sh qntot: fruMci stuatiY.
*eef' 51n1atMU ara.
, 1881-02-22

!
rs. Willie st ncrn Ind he tuck tU tho lakes
fhr II vrt!htMAl. lie WINS very steady and etl1.
| ciant. md thoFofnrH ns sottn as at sufficient
n!tn tho cntnma,M! Of n vessel WINS bc-
Ahrrtt,, h.il!sl9 from Aahtntli!l,l. !!ls energy
n discretion rs q tli1si"r speedily At ttrRcte1 at-
t'nsInn. f ct.f'lphny Wlst1 f. 4. fr!nk. Df HIT
fnln. b. butt the schnnncr Jt,oknnt III 1sd1, anh
~. ,,,,tr r ,., @ r., ., ,,. M i., "
liz, nuii ~ shr Wrstnrn Mofrt,,tna Irf, n hnrt
cuIlnr nnd snitel her until si1r WIN wrcrk"t
nrr ,vh,r, smith I;, ~, 10 ,t,. Isnto,f frht.
elt,a. his cxnr,.,c,. M !, Inn.. NJ viTmtnr af,"r
n trjrr rnsnt I,f, ,y,,s tnvntYt,l ~ Mnrirc r.
xurriur fJr tho lEtnm ns,tri,tmn f.tnnt,nnv nrh
fniy cafnu to lid i,cni Uf lilo clastt,itntnn
hrt.,itt in ,vri, t,.nutify m ,yms rhijr tnstr,,
ns,,,tn In compiling the innnn,v's marine rr,.
isters, whr! Tnr nltlny wears wert tho oniy cins.
attention ll9DkH i,st y tl1 underwriters m tim
AMERICAN sharcs tf th1 hikes, Fur yrnrs ,lgt,
b.. wns plntl II, t:inrgc Df ifg hca,lu,iMrtcrs ~
the 4I;tIia fna,irhllrr tntnlr,ny III th!cqx which
tu1aiinn hi rnilu int il sith rsrtI i,jtt, n,ynw
Chit sinrey w.s +, m,n ni srent % o,rryy' s"l,tr.
frugal. lnliatrinti.. kItII. .hcnrtc,i, u,i Kcncr.
Company 1r aarvtsl no Inn4 .t,tI ce,y rcurcttrd
l,y II ust III fricn,i. and ,IssncinI,s lin frnr,s
III t.llyNIn III 4,,eurtubc circumstances II wife
NM .ryurNt rHll,Ircn wbu were rrrnty attacbnti
10 hTt,.
t,AuAnE1, ny trr,
v,o,,,u,,,. ,st..'.t'.,.. 49,, ~ a.. '''
t,t T., m:,,u y -" s,, thrst -, s, IT,. -. 1Gt
s,;s =, rass & &Hssa9e E H. lmxn Wy ~ ~ w
sis,.. -, T' , Wy 70 ~ WIN !n9 ~
n!stalct, ., ~ tne t,f FtpsalH thte!cke. Mh!lo 30
ss'. 's,s'. usr nrf',,s u"1 at"et'4 naRe, anu se
sun % H. -, Iiii cIn. Ii,in enst ;s W..H .uo s, "
wm,r n,,, n hcr HIT o,,t ~ r., iT,' ~, :.h
,rSt,o ,,', oFnne' etr9aT,Ha nat ~ INC
na s,s n, "en ie,,,, tharc r @ o. ao ~
49,. Nn aAstts's+ ut'u nasau-
sU,Iiti be- prsn:l,rc,, hit Ut tark it was thought
, 1881-02-22

@t5E$31i 5$a1i 4" S.; r;;' @ @Ec.,1sry Ma!ct s
sy ,fns Hnft s|,s Asy; nj n9n m
. Exlmft. isit!,I tn u!aradHa. SalsSf. sicas..r.
" k"srSry W; ati5f safH', l4a.3c, !l; aNs
aGtily9; 1nc'lnt* ;i hui Wcstosi tnisaI. 4Etlt.
!Af-NnrtLnnlly unchanged.
!tDrH-t}niat, hut nlentiy.
ttilt'CElsIE E+. tHt1n. IulGt NnG unehanpeh Hlunr
Hntt hit: sstnty; fas IL p,,u retnV iys iifc WU.
'"ss.s t!,i1! Mud n,,l1ttnal. itiro III !r et,ind.
fHSits:t tpnrd. vic. -
TAlttJN-staAily, with n {nIr demand ES&Gtt t.tln
ltEstS-Nnininnl.y ii1,.lmnEs.. "" "'a''' ''''
Ig,attlIENtIS .RIai n ~ ttIGc; stnrk, 2t49esc
sssM,: HOW Gun!ct ut thHa licyT uatrt H.d mn.
csallGctt. Tilt Hlntth dull u1 Hrnk. luu GIHur mid
40 4fs E.itlG, ~ ' '
lttrEM-!lntl md unsottiett Mt i1aa,c.
EfEEsE--lluI mud iIncbanvoi.
, 1881-02-22
PHILADELPHIA,

Tn1rAnEtrII1A, H.. Feb. 2l,-FLout-i1ull, Wcst-
ern extsns, ta.2s375; minnesota extras, ktsSeGss.,
Ohio *ht!t95J: 1t, Louis, ctln!ec, *GUu. Michigan.
gond, tj,ai llyo -four steady: sitn
observation-disclosures fnr nna market frnt No
2 red trHck, tl.li. du elevator. &l1t&, No. rcd
February, sl1sM hid, tili4 nxkcd; Hurch, tt.lb lid.
Nls>G asked. April. *7S bill, sl.IGG askcti Atay,
tLltJl hid, SILT nAkel. Corn III fuIr deu,Mnd, Aall
yellow trick. Bic; sail uscd grain tsetat, Sic,
M s%!l mt mlxe% Fo9rnary S;fg , hi ; ;@g a.kc; Mars.
h?9o tid. Gl!yc askGl: Vatn t|n1ot, No whlsu, 4ei
Nj. du. tJl4@!lc; No. . It,. 10; n,i1pd, t2c.
inny1AtoSA--QMlet and u.chanve1
ltf1TElt-Qu!et bM stealy: creamery extra. ssa 1le
fWr.i t;nnmty TN YtGht{c: Wsstarn ttnsryn attn
lit &c. do luDl III Gtlt,cu, .al9s24c. ' s
EluE-unxutilel ut ah1ac.
tHKEsE-QMtut. hut stealy1 creamery, l5113Ac.
fErlt01,EttM-l1ullt VIC.
WulaKY--Flrin: I'LL
KEcEI'rs-FioMrs 2,1ia br!s wheat, 2s0o bu, corn,
SailpAESTs-WnonI2 moo bu, corn. sa,uA bu.
, 1881-02-22
A Concise and Exhaustive Resume Of
the Winters Work at the Chi
cago shipyards.
Que New Steam. Ilarge. Ono New School,
er, AMI Three New Tugs Being
I|ulll.
Chicago Noglecting an Excolfanl Opportunity
10 8ecome a Leading Shfpbu'ldlng
poinl.
Death Of Capt. Charles r. Moroy at
His Home In Buffalo, Etc.
CHICAGO S1firHUtLntSG.

SEnt.Efrrrn 0rIWlTESiTlEs
Tho shtpbnli'lcra Of Ch!caKo. lit cUfn1rf'n with
those Of n'Ier luke pnrIs slnyn suffered serious
delays on nccunnt Of tho scverc winter wcatllor
md schrclty OF timber. From tho ulltsct thny
have httl tllcr hn1t1s full uf work. for which
considerable quantities Of timber wero required.
Unfortunately for them carly In tho scason
tho railway ct,h,panlcs were 70 crowded. With
thraugll freight orders thAt tlln rolsing.stnck
necessary to transport this timber FROM th-
tllunR could nut 10 Buppltu. Theu wllon tho
tnnscrsat begun to NrrIve tho cxtrriIis cod
wcAthar sci III. atltt NftcrwArd catne tho SHOW
b0th calculated tn Prevent oitttloor 1Alh>r. Nut
wIshstandlnH nil nf these drawbacks they hhSn
managed tO ,nako far progress, nltl.nliVh tHtIiiy
Of tho jors thnt should hRve bocn oil tcir hnnt1s
ere this still remain to he flushed. Tho REPORTER
OF THE THIiySE paid visit to ntf nf tho yards
In tho city last week for tho purnnsc Of ink!nR
nDtci. Everywhere he encountered large R'1llys
Of Htlp-Clr'Mnters preparing tssnhor nn'l tut
tl,lR Il IN place. Tho Rrnotint Of new work STIR
pFlsed him. Not aipnr that. It tnIgestcsl tho
query why Chicago s.,oiln not bcco,na us npor-
TINT n shiphuIlllrg point ms either Milwaukee,.
MNnitowoc, ftay City. Port Huron, MnTlne City,
0ihrlitcr, Cleveland, or Buffalo, The extcr-
stve wh!te-oak torests OF 1n1lna are placed ut
her very t!oors thr'uxh tho medium Ut scoro
q , rf.%ay ss I ira and p1r rw y atsss .!sl
Are us nbnrdnnt Mnd chcll here rs else
where. There Is plenty Gf. roufn for. ship:
biltliug ynrls uu, tho North i.ranet uid
atonH thu hunks Of tho o4dvn Canal. rho only
rtnl trawbhck, perhaps, i tic inct that III CHI
cagn lnbUr cuiitnnnIa Fl eonts marc per ,!lr,u
th',t 1T other points Hut this nhstncl.' cnn nus-
lly bo overctniU by tho Introduction uf Miws,
planners, atil 0thor lnl,or.ehvInu nneblnery.
Therefore, tllorc II no gotHl reast,u why stcn,1l-
fnrnGs and saLl-ypsseIs Of thu largest size clrht
bo tMrtl t'G,t III well Anll rs cheap llnrn rs ut
other lHka phrts;; Milwaukee shiin'Il''era nrc
lnlIann for stn,uer. md yGt. they tlu wurk Mt
lower snres tllnn Chlc''g2w e. builders snc M ~ to
eantnot easily br tsiv!nu'. Thore ls, II, .psnu,isc
however, Ut Hr!ady reform, H. ". ". lhtics
rrnp,ses should h.' meet with sufficient c..ror-
nErlIcnt. IN esiHbtEsh Il large VESSEL -tililIInR
yarl snmlcwhcro on tho North Brunch within il
yenr. lie ~ IL gentleman wt,At skill lit MURINE
architecture euI,nbt Gu questioned. Al! he tp-
tlH!res is tho nucessary cncautH4uulcnt u carry
ot bis scheme. mud 1t Is to by hoinHl that this
will not liG denied him.
As to tho result nf tho rGpHrtHr's trip nttons
tho husy builders 1t will bn f6unl nppene.!. n.il
1nAy prove 81 Interest TO Ott,ors brsitte tf,osu
tnero immediately connected with lnarl1o tIlNt-
terra,
, 1881-02-22
FRANK PIERCE.
a Letter That IIe Wrote to Jeff Davis
LII 1HNU.

In 1s1u.
Afapltton tIa,) I,rtss.
MI u 5nunrss nr stnithInnd. hns uIncp,l us
'',,,i',,I<,n. r,,n 49, ',.Is.,ni ,s,.,, -,
uhaeF 'i"ns "n'R"t1otls !ut an u,.ktnA' copY "
aotter In manuscript written by tho tate Fnu'k'
h,s friend +ho Hon. ,Jetrcrs,,n nnyIs 1hr lrtte,
's ..., .Ao a'...,,s. s,'s ~. i ,.s u-'...t
Was e"ptuleu ""i.'R LUZ WIZ III tnts 9''1s.
by brother ni MIR. JcHncsa, sMl. u
G. Jenuess. Assistant Ad5nsant-uenera
W. t"J "'. ."h ,r,. =, ao,,,'a,,,i ~ ,,.t
1s"'hpsn'so' "uo wa u. eo,''"''he u. b"'uo
ot tho EASTERN Nrmy' VI tsle kulinfni cnl'tonts
OF tho u0uutnent, Atll ynlng because Uf it8 A8.
snatntons t,e rt,ler I'M, well airur tn r,ert,sf
~ ts,,"..,,.. 49, ,,o.,.,tt,,, ~. ,,.,r.tt,,
tno 1ol'owlns vcroa.a" o. i!@es"ta,,: ,a,: ,,
FRIESp: wrote you ~, ltisntistnctosy unto Il
dAy or two since. ! hHyu lust had II pichs-
nnt interview with Mr.. slllplry, whuso conr-
nRo nnd tldellty Aru cluAa t1 lta LEARNING
lilta talents: lto says no wnulA fnther ll4At
1850, THAN um!or the Ansrtccs Of my either
lcndor. Thu fGell lnE n,ld Judgment nf Mr.
III this BcCttou is. I'M G,Iitidtlt. rapidly Rtltls
iiig Eroin,l In New EnAtA,ld. Our penru .ltG
rnpltly looking lOr tho "ctfill1ilH num-. ONn
who u rslseh by MI tho elements OF hls
breathol by politicians. \ nsa, really .ittod for
thiA uxlKenpy by bis ability, cohrlHc. broad
statGslnunshlp. ind pAtrI0tts!l1-
"Enl. seymour fl'hoMhs III arrived hero this
tnDrnng md pxprpssed hla ElDwS Ill this rela-
tion IN ntnlost tho Identical lnHEl,aKe used ly
1tr. Ghpluy.
ut Ii trno that IN tho present stnfo of things
at Washington uad Throughout tho country ,lo
mouths .,!uy brinE forth. Lut ,no ai,gyest tint
In tho ] tlehates in Congress full Jnstlro
, 1881-02-22

SFfe%Hs FftsnTtfH 10 ina tHifHQ4 JfiH1snfA
MILWAUKEE. Wla., Feb 2l.-Tho wheat m1rket
atNrtr,l tn.tay wlsh trttty rn !cHisis anu In tic
frsi few lnnnc.,ia ut trn,hg ln n,Ivnneu " Nc WIS
Fec"faed Tlla clb.s wero Hctt ny t0 Etvo tho hull
o'unent con!ldoHce IntltlH silently markets aenuray
'e'h In fcd t'pcu prices hern wssa HilGc fnr No.
tlrl.s SELLER Marc a,A a}En snr tprl. tlu 1nttnr lo
lnr tlIn favNTt uttn After the Improvement Of 1c
nit tlscsu rcus rn.Hr, Of rroc aolli,R IT what III
Wnl 4trcat kUcked ue pins FROM ul,er l!A tnnrkst,
nhi valnns rucatcd 10 thu Hnonlu9 quotations.
fhis wtmkncss WINS Of siort duration, however.
"ad ut no"n n very strong buying fool!ng
IT: IT: Of s f'S5f% e. ut D; IT. Tho ss!: Ss1s sosu II
-. x! @ Ts4 III r. ySss tsai
e!,. late ,,ar.l tl,o Eynrns sont!ti. re,aln9 t,1
sSs sss s9s @ Hs; T.: g y
@ SS9n H., wats r y" ,cSs a' "%s ne5s es
,as L;,tt"i,, h1d 'ssH tasI Mnd turs ;sssd =
;s'; :s:s :;i%s '$ ss 4! 81 2 sy & %;:
Il I $.i H. :$!',: :s u iii; 'a ss "
ss9ts @ ' se I'll? @ :'t IL y IL ttr n; ~e9 5s"sS s
;5$; i $ Sss' Ss: sS; sss
s !s s'ss M :t ss?' !s ssfs s s'
ass s na sy A aeSn: IL . IL ffs af S vssk Ssx @
5s &c @ sSH sts Sef o .e% s ~ ~ 5S. md on
Tts "rsyisan nnrket Srse Z taSy. Sns sni good
& t T sts i Is i S$sy I a~p 'S; e
t. disos!sn S! 20 s.caay Ansrsa E5dct 1roI,
'S : is;$ ""' ''''
3a5X$fs W. fY s::s :say Sp er.
's1'i Ell S"ssss $40: Ss :s: sy
a}sy HUI: 1? gSf ;gti!s Sf s.'0oser'
:es' s:; B Il; I'D f; EsS,ss;y s
!SSasr1s~ffE; fsS% S Srs, wheat, 1900 ut. oats,
, 1881-02-22
OTHER MARINE atATrEl,s.

11s.tEI TT WIT 3904FTEs +
4 profound sensatiDn wns ureatol IN tnnrtMu
md business circles here yesterday by tho rt,-
celpt of u prtt0tu tGltXyalu, aNlsttAslciHx tho
loai, ut hls hume III uurat,, Ut Cupt. Ehlrrs +.
storey, who hnl represented tho h:tnA Ins,lr-
Ance Company In this city during tho past four
years. l]cceuseA tuft chicaga for buffalo a1o,tt
II turtn!Hht since, Oil receipt Of intelligence uf
tue serious illness uf capt. =. T.. lIorr. Shortly
which resulted III congestion Ut thu lungs, nli
s0un put nn ptll tn long nslu Mssf III life. Capt
Mercy was born t.l AshthbulA, T., about tue yGar
, 1881-02-22

NEW Yt}ltK.

~ SfG a9S 3"t ;he Sauk. ,a sa,lsT: i soS .so:
e 1,;S; st;ty Sy5 y 1T Il ass ti Sfi It
n.as ri saies neiet ,r,nnry g tatr Hrnass
tatfs sa3 81 rattle i .,artern neaf ~ trca'ses nut
y" making s M fo5 tne wosk;
" rnSn 'ou 81 sss sa fie i
n.fy i, sxlr sheep. 4tNc' ducont t' primo lnMbs,
S3xiSsEE~lsecept4. ann making *oE0 tor tho week;
y sety sood With sales Vt fafr hogs Mt saoasa per
}" I'VE EAST 1IuEI.Tv.
EAST ,rrnry Fob stmGATThE,-lssce,r.: tinse
,s s'S AZ In asn s19t 81 "Ma WssR X
4 tSs shs eaHd; rrecs, q eouf*s aiynte lll .4c
"a A.! Ssss s.'a M % s' f'$ oSgs!
,iH araast lt23) .!ie we%k beforc; Fh!ndo'r1.'as.
,..hU ngnn.t l.an ig ~ccs bcfure' sulna SLOW; 1s'
aSuH ifuHl lnst week.
IT. LOUIS.
st. Lotls. Feb. MISUNDERSTANDING a!No, shin:
pent, lx1 dull. tending ,iwnwnI; txpnrteT*, Mi
H sS.a q 's,se hs.s 1s''a~s sF sst. s.1G fap T.
ssss Eos& es }sssIs sna ts Hsfsf: n s
81, sss'oa'sss'efs efScS @ faney. y;ssH m 'a' ~
esss' sssy h hssss 1 hSsi ressis S atas S0S sS'
kAN3Aa CITY.
sptetdl Dispatch 10 7nt Chicago T+tbHne.
EASs4s CITY, Feb. 3l,-cATTfE--Iha Prize fHrrtnt
repvIts: EeeeLpts. ito: ahptncntH. HUt market slow
ers md 1erdcrs. faMt4aA na,ivn cowr. G.*s, nj
H0Gs-Kecrlllts, a.sI sapn1Gnts, na!a; tfaInnnd
lid mixed paekIna $,suetHIL
i1ATTIMOnE.
RaLTiNnui:. Fnl. .l.-DATrtE-F1rm; the very best.
}asstGW; 1rxt lunlitY. xa.hlIh2i; medium. tatANp
iii ordinary. t..na:; must Bale1 at ssU3a5at re.
swisE-it iiuht supply md FUR dculand at u s0Hs
Sn,i trcelpts, 5!Is.
suEEp-!terupts, l,4e3; suotcd Mt et.2S@GM
E1SCtSS.iTI.
CINCINNATI, Fob. !t-1iAnR-1}uiei; common, tt16
Fi; light, t1tasG00 packing, a5isSlI?j. butchers,
G1S4Gnli receipts, .Nn; HlliptGhts. l,taU.
, 1881-02-22

ST. Louis, Feb. .2t.-FLOUN-uuncban8od
GNAlS-Whent unsettled; M. /! rcd, tl0l3IOOA
casi,i LUl5selVl84l1u3s March, tltrr,etLs Apflli
0I6 ainyi No. do. g7sa.sus No. do
tbc bll Curn As1,le.; 'rt'tac cash, Anrcl;
~ tea;94c April; +Jf4 M.4o s!aJ; Agkhs]UIIu JuMe
Ons niost x<o ca.llt o bid March and AprIi. llye
r,u and BLOW H.1 hid uarIcy dull p,la unchanged.
iRAtL-QuIot At 45hc.
l!i'TTEH-uHGtaHEoa,
EtiGN-Q Quint Ut 1S..
enthusiastically at f1.Nt -..... . .
l'HUvltI0NH-Pirk luwor, s5DO cnsh; slA8s lid
MMrGl.. Nry aat meats nu!nnaE, Uacoh s0w at t51A
$Al1k MN lnrx1 skAirt ut t1u.N bid.
ttEcE!lTS-FIpMr. 7uu hfln. whcht. 4,0m hut eoEn
SiIIiMkNTs--Fln,!r. iLdU GrIxs wcnt, AUU bu, uafn
, 1881-02-22
NOT PLEUR0-PN

Hp4t(aE UNpdEtH % INs lhlfug0 7fltNH4
DEs MOINEH, ill.,. Feb. 2l.-uuv. 1oary to-tlay
rpe0lyed report fru'M two veterinary surgeons
who bud Investigated tho allcRul plcuro- pnou~
NIunu aMong tho cnttlo Ut DR.. Stanley, In 'lay-
lOr County, WHO HAy therC ID M nitlcAslHn Ut tho
disease there; 9hns tho culrea imported frof!
tho EAst evidently died from exposuroI aud
climatic culsCs.
, 1881-02-22

I.ot'1svtlLE. F0b. 21.-CoTTnN-Quiet; Ike
FLUUn-hteady. extra. t129sds3tQ, sx.ra fAmr, Et7s
Gs.2j: 4 M. l, tS'tGIh4a, choice fanoy, th7ttaI@
t31tAIS-Whuat xtouGyt FiU CuEn uullI No, white,
4lHos do m!xet u, Oats qn!gt but aseady, No, !
white a1}1es lO nItxea. ;sH. Hyu aru,j No. + lUc.
l[AY-EIrmi tlhQGsl7.UI
l'HOyiHIaNA-purk st0ahyE 3Ii0l l.arl-l,rimo
I%wSt soaii15a ~, Sfo o!sas I'M sos sisar MN
ttG. tssgi elear, T. r2,i iau,s-6uvar-curul usjic,
WHtSkf-asa&dy Ut $kW.
, 1881-02-22

rKnIstA, ILL.,. Feb. ?a.-UltAtH-Coru active and
cnxlar, now hiah.mtxud, S1s4ajIAoi. mixed, s71c,
uatx stouayt No. white. 5st5aHc. ltya stoadyi Mo.
3,Vic -....
Observation-Disclosures ct 1l.aN
lkECEIIF8-WheaL III bu; GItn. &SB1S b11 oats,
Il, ltM bu rye, Gtt hui bktley, 3Au AM.
bHIpA AkaTA-WE4Ht, n1n0; tuFItt aA0 but oats,
IL l15 but ryo. 3,aN hu; baFlJy, nDl0.
, 1881-02-22
llE1t1SUlIss


DETROIT. Mich, Fob aI.-gLoun-Quot and un-
changed.
GnAiS-Whuat t5ulat 4nd stoady, extra non,thali
No:l Nh!ts thgi, MaEch. sLGAi April sLo3s4i May.
' lsECxtFIa-Wtieut iG,QU bl.
6ulFMkET5-HheAkIt It.AQ bu.
, 1881-02-22

Itching, scaly sAA serofulous huinors spccdl-
Is. per!uAurutly. AnueeoA0ulleully eurGA hy tho
EutIcur4 I&eInuutes Hnen Ut! other hulBuu Auen-
clcs full. Who cAn doubt thaul Attpr reading
tho authenticated cares duly pablished In this
nAnGf2
, 1881-02-22

TnlEno. q. Feb. 21--finAfS--Wbnnt lu1l; No.
rnd WAihsl,, March. &i}z; Ar.lI aG}a Mny. tliE5&;
No. red WAbn.tl, Nlc, thrn hml!: M. T. hjut, I?e
May. tic: M. w!ltn. Tie; rsjpetctl. lIc tia,a dull
,siId tfnn,nnt.
GLnvEt'SEE.' i]nllf old prime. $t;U; Nm. T. lLDl
CAGsEl.-Wls.at tH; M. rud. MhrGh, tiUt14
Arrli, &lifA, MnY tlit1. '7
III rGGGIpts.
, 1881-02-22

NEW y0ttk, Feb 9t-1n,nns Mt iIeAt hands rt,rtln
mrs htotlnratui }uhblnR trls stchdtly Iinpri,yuH,
atnph cotton H,n,IH light; Ae.HInd .icatly; MhllG
g,Hl. md quilts fniry netivc; rrnl. Nnd juwtls re-.
miy 1nlSt. but GifInlnhs III Lt!st defna,,d; wuutf
R0Uts In light rcqtlpat-
, 1881-02-22
KANsA4 CITY.

GRteia' DlSpatsh to IAs Chicago Ttitgaa.
KASsAg CITY, Fob. 3t.-<inAfN-1ao Prize CArTsnt
reporus Wheat-itscslpts. l,kD but shipments, l,An
bus lower, Nu y, cash. Ee} March. Ss1{c,
No, cash. sdsso. MAEuh. ELc. No. l. cash H. con-
, 1881-02-22

CLEyEkASD, O.. Feb Firm: quo.
lnsnns nnchnnvcd, sta,,dnr white. til lrst. sete
GtTsRHFlst,. FGlt. !f-rETIEnLEt'M- Quiet: crude
ntf'G '.rnoFi unltGl certificates, N0t r0aAel Vic,
Philadelphia duilvury. "
, 1881-02-22
ttlltt Sht.E9.

II! :n,,,o t.,tr Hi wick ttni ia.t week, ~
d.; ; wes 5 @ sss 's is ; te sst 5ssitlS: i. hH f
i1sfh ul,i pr,sit rtes w.rs nhth!',n tlM lIlns,
!lstn.r1niu. " IT, rite folE,wIHE wcrn rsrnrso1:
, 1881-02-22

liorgfartIs Acid Phosphate countcFacts tho in-
mediate III colseq qucnccs VI tho uso Ut tobacco,
, 1881-02-22

Il
UswErO. F'nD. 9t.-tinAlS-NYtont tlcady, Corn
Rteadyi Nj. j West1ln, 5ie.
, 1881-02-22

lrceut*, Lea hui shipments. 2I,in lit; triner; No.
H. cash, ;u}4ef MnEctI, a),1c.
, 1881-02-22

fluFPALu,S. y. Feb. notwithstanding doing
pFicg1 nolntnaiIy unchanged.
, 1881-02-22
For aaIo by k'Lrst-ctash Grocesg.

n-nepns efrner Of i4oIls and Ktnz!p.sts
o-Depot eosner Of Canh and Klnsie.AtA
+, enMsne": Nnr,sn9tan 4: Quincy Rnttrn4d.
t!nn. Ap,ly lit 81 t:lsk-sL fifsn% 1actin 9tn
nr!nss Exl,rrss Dt'co. tont nj Intliana.nY, Geand
l!nnse, alld Il t.nnnl.st, ~ t'" 1"''at
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-09-01
The Blamed Fools.

When Davy Crockett was member OF
Congress he was sitting one day in a
hotel toasting his shins, when Senator
from Massachusetts entered.
Approaching the old frontiersman the
latter said:
Crockett, large procession of your
constituents are marching up the street.
You ought to go out and greet them.
Crockett hurriedly rose and went out
upon the hotel steps, when large drove
of mules passing by caught his eye. He
quietly wstched them until the last one
had passed and then returned to his seat
by the stove. The Massachusetts Sena.
tor was still there, and as the redoubtable
Davy dropped into his chair, asked:
well, did you see yonr friends?"
".Oh, yes" was the response. "Thcy
look remarkably we'll, too"
did you ascertain their destina.
tion?"
Certainly, sir"
And where were they going in such a
solid body?"
Crockett turned to the Senator with
quiet, calm expression, and replied:
The blamed fools were all going
down TO Massachusetts to teach school u
And they gazed moment into each
others faces and sadly walked up to cx.
ercise the bar-keeper while.
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THE HOUSEWIVES TADLE.-The fol.
towing is very valuable housewifes's ia.
bic by which persons not having scales and
weights at hand may readily measure the
article wanted to form any recipe with.
out the trouble of weighing, allowance
TO be made for any extraordinary drynesi
or moisture of the article weighed or
measured:
Wheat -four. l pound is l quart.
Indian meal, 1 pound 2 ounces are l
quart.
Butter, when soft, l pound is one
quart.
Loaf sugar, broken, pound is l
quart.
White sugar, powdered, 1 pound l
ounce are quart.
Best brown sugar, pound and 2
ounces are l quart.
Eight eggs are pound.
a common tumbler or goblet half n
pint.
a :es-cap is l gill.
A large wine-glass is / gill.
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WHISPERING FOR BACHELoRs.-Non
but the married man has q home in his
Old age; none has friends then but he
but he lives and freshens in his green
oid ago, amid the affections of wife and
children.
There are no tears shed for the old
bachelor; there is no one in whose ewes
ne can sec himself reflected, and from
whose lips he can receive the unfailing
assurances Of care and love. No, the old
bachelor may be tolerated for his mon.
ey; he may cat and drink aud revel as
such do; and he may sicken aud die in n
hotel or a garret with plenty of atten.
dants about him like so many cormorants
waiting for their prey: but where are the
moistened eye, and gentle Land, aud low
ings lips that ought to receive his last
farewell? He will never know what is tito
be loved, and to live and die amid low
ing CIRCLE He will go from this world
Ignorant of the delights of the domestic
iireside, and On the records of humanity
his life is noted-a blank.
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EYAS long been before tie public and is too well
~ known 70 need any further description Its
room, is easily handled and takes SO little power
can lie used on all kinds of powers-horsr water
or steam Ginning and packing can all go on at
a two-inch belt will pack 800 Id. bale OF cotton
II saves its cost the first season in labor Read She
following testimonials:
Peoples-Sir TIL, steam Power Van Wrinkle Cot
ton Press bought from vow last fall has given ell
Ing GO to rs b, In re ns,es Sipn With ali Mesa esss
using finch belt and o5 lbs. steam There did
;:ot seem any more strain on the Press than with
100 10 bale For strength, durability, lightncss OF
power small quantity OF steam required economy
OF space deem il the King of all Cotton Presses
especially as the low price III which il can be
bought for lis it within reach of every man run
ming steam Gin. In fact would not be without
II for twice is cost would advise MI my friends
10 buy one of Van Wrinkles Steam Power Cotton
Presses, as you will save its cost in labor in
year. NJ. A. COBB.
Dear Sir The Van Winkle Cotton Press bought
of you last season has given perfect satisfaction
and consider it the best Power Press have ever
seen. = n PEARMAN
ANDERSON, :. C., May Ii, ISSi.-John f. Peoples
Dear Sir The Van Wrinkle Steam Power Press
we bought of you last fall is the very Press adapt
cd to the wants Of the farmers OF this County II
saves labor takes but very little room, and very
little power to run i up and down. We only work
mend II to any one wishing TO purchase Press as
II Tiii save It's cost in a short time: We packed
bales weighing over COO his. with l-inch belt.
]. l.. GEER
;. CARPENTER.
,ANpEEsoS, Sc. April So lSsi.-ro j. F. Peo-
pies, agent for Van Wrinkle Cotton Press The Van
Winkle Power Press bought of you last season is
the strongest and most complete Steam Power
Press have ever used. and will pack n bale in six
minutes II Is durable and convenient IN every
respect. would advise any who desire n Press 10
purchase one. w. a GEER
JOHN T.. PEOPLES.
Agent, Anderson, S. G.