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AN AGGRESSIVE BOOK.

The book is aggressive in its general
tenor and maintains with mistaken firm.
ness all the points that were put to the ar
bilrament OF the sword. Mr.. Davis writes
concisely, however, and manages to con-
sumo less than half Of his first volume with
the causes OF secession and his Justification
for IL. The rest Of the work is devoted TO
narrative of the struggle, with comment
so sparing that 1t barely throws light on the
motives and purposes OF an administration
that persisted con the wing" and left no
archives. Mr.. Davis is thoroughly satisfied
with his work. and confesses himself
pleased at the thoroughness with which be
has been able to fix all details add support
all assertions with documentary proof.
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DHILAD LPHIA. RICH. <T3sE.
J. M0ND. AND NORFOLK STEAM-SAEsb2
RIVER AND THE EAST VIA FALL RIVER
THREE TIMES A WEEK.-Upul furthei no
lise the steamers Of this line viii make tri-weekh
trips, leaving philadelphia every TUESDAY,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, and Richmond
every TUESDAY. FRIDAY. and SUNDAY, con
meeting al Pnilsdelpbia with Clyde's New Englans
Line for Fall River.
QUICK TIME-FREQUENT DEPARTURES
LOWEST RATES.
JAsES w. MCCARRlCK,
General Sout .ern Agent, Richmond, Va.
WILLIAM p. CLYDE q co..
General Managers,
NOES No, ~ South wharves- Philadelphia.
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EFFORTS TO SECURE PEACE.


As to the history Of the efforts made to
secure peace, he says that the facts show
that he did all that an honorable leader OF
brave and devoted men could do TO secure
peace. Upon this point the discussion pro-
voked by Mr.. Dayis's book will develop
something new. Upon the name OF the
book. "The Rise and Fall OF the CoDfede.
rate Government" MIR. Davis was decided,
even against The protest OF friends, who
objected that II suggested the title Of an
other work. The sale OF the book will be,
1t is expected, something enormous, and
applications for agencies are hurrying
forward, the first editions being eX-
pected within month or six weeks. Mr..
DAVIS will take some months OF complete lei.
sure, although his health is much better than
1t was when he began his work. The quiet
days at Beauvoir, the braeing air OF the
Gulf. and the systematic work have filed
the old man with strength. He says, how
ever, that he will not take part in the dis.
cussions that will follow the publication OF
his book, except 10 furnish the proof for
statements OF important character that are
by reputable critics.
"My work Is DONE" he says, "and on
that work am willing that the cause and
the author may be judged"
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SKELETON
IN THE CLOSET

OF A PROMINENT ST. PAUL tMTSN.,FAMILY.
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VANS -.

WANTED.-I WISH TO PURCHASE
w A GOOD JACK, from five 10 eight years old ;
In height from fourteen 10 fifteen hands high; large
size ana good qualities. AID ress
JOSEPH G.. GRAVES,
Thorn Hill post Office.
ia 212t orange county, Va.
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F.von.prr Rrposr -Depusv sber;ff Dor.

FAVORABLE REPoaT-Depusy Sheriff Boz.
ner, of Mendocino, was in the city yester.
day, and reports affairs in that portion of the
State as highly satisfactory. The lumber
! trade is brisk, and all the mills are running
at full capacity continuously. The hop and
| potato crops are unusually good, and the
people in that section regard the season as
very favorable.
INJURED BY Cow.-Miss Lilly Watson,
! while walking along the sidewalk last even.
ing, was seriously injured by a COW which
was being led by boy in the street. The
animal made rush at Miss Watson and
caught its horns under her bslt at the waist
and gave her toss, from which she was quite
seriously bruised and Injured.
MADE CITIzEN.-In the Superior Court
yesterday, Manuel Loriila, native of Portu-
gal, upon affidavit that be was is years of
age when he come TO the United States. and
upon testimony of Peter Rockwell and n. A.
Kidder, was admitted by Judge benson to
citizenship.
AUCTION SALE.-Bell & Co. will sell at IL
A. N. tomorrow, in front Of their salesroon,
909 J street, by order of Mrs. Kleinsorge
Administrative, some horses for carriage and
saddle; also carriage, wagons and sulky, and
e quantity OF furniture and household goods.
GOVERNORS GUARD PIcNIc.-The Gov.
ernor's Guard Cadets viii hold picnic at
East Park on The 18th inst. Proposals for
privileges are invited, to be fled ON or before
the 18th. No spirituous liquors will be al
lowed to be sold upon the grounds.
En- ROUTE TO FoLsoM.-Deputy Sheriff
Wood. of Nevada City, passed through yes
terday, having in custody prisoner named
Albert Maurer, who is sentenced to term Of
one year in the State Prison at Folsom for
arson.
TAKEN BY MIsTAKE.-Mrs. Jane Weir,
S27 Nineteenth street, who has been taking
copperas in small doses as medicine, by q
mistake took some vitriol, which produced
great suffering and came near proving fatal.
GRAND PBEs1DEkT.-H. C. Chapman. of
Sacramento Parlor No. 8, has BEEN elected
Grand President of the Native Sons of the
Golden West by the Grand Psrlor in session
at Oakland.
SUPPLYING TExAs.-A carload of lumber
was shipped from this city yesterday to Ell
Pase, Texas. Also two carloads to Benson,
and one TO Maricopa.
CENTRAL AMERICAN TRADE. Two carloads
Ct -four were yesterday shipped to Guate-
ma'a, Central America, from the mills of
this city.
IMMIGRANTs.-One hundred and twelve
immigrants will arrive from the East to day,
of whom eighty-one are males.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
Positive virtues,

The most of the so-caled great remedies possess
only that sort OF negative passive virtue which,
while it may not often cure disease, will seldom
endanger life. BRISToL'S SARSAPARiLLA Is
eoualy safe but it is possessed of that positive or
aggressive virtue which will not tolerate the presence
OF disease or impure blood, humors in the human
system where it is used aud thus it is that 1t slways
effects complete and lasting cures. lelo-H
En-. Ia Mars Seminal PiIls.-The best
remedy in the world for General Debility, Nervous
and PHYSICAL Prostrstion, Loss OF Sexual sisor,
Seminal Emissions, and the many al caused
by Excess, Self Abuse, Dissipation, etc. All SUI
ferers. Young ard old, will find in these PILLS
remedy that speedily restores wasted vitality and re-
kindles the fame of Hope, Health and Amoiton.
The GLORY or MAN IS BIS STRENGTH. Dr. La
MARS PILLS are q veritable 90 Fountain OF Youth
Price So so per bottle Ssntby trress, on receipt
of price for C. O. d., to any address. a. NC
BOYLE & CO., Druggists, p. Q. Box l,Sos San
Francisco m-ooih
Pratt's Abolition Oil:-The Peop'e's
Remedy has cured thousands; IL will cure you: IL
fas no equal. Sufferers with Rheumatism, Ecu
ralria Sciatica, Partial Paralysis, Lame Back Govt,
Sprains Bruises Sore Throat, Collie, Cramps, Cholera
Morbus, or any internal or external ache or pam,
will fad prompt relief by using ABOLITION OIL:
TIE tests of time and have proven its value and
its popularity is the best guarantee Ct its success
For sale by all druggists Price, small, SO cents;
large. ST. Ask for PATS ABOLITION OIL.
A. McBOYLE & CO, Druggists, San Francisco,
Sole Proprietors. mo ON
Brink Halls Pepsin Wine Bitters and
be happy and content. Cures Gysreos;a r Judges
ton. Absolutely pure. mr2o-u
Fer the Choicest, Freshest, Homemade
Confectionery all kinde, ct lower prices than any
other house-wholesale or retail-call at HENRY
FISHERS. fe25-lm
For the Best and Cheapest Meals In
the city, 60 to HENRY FISHER. fe2S-,m
For Fine Cakes, lee Cream, etc.. go 10
HENRY FISHER, No. sos street, between Filth
and Sixth ie23-lm
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To breathe pure. healthful air, and to fol.
low occupations conducive TO health and long
life are the privileges OF the minority. The
majority must dwell wherever their lot is
cast, however insalubrious the locality may
be, and work at the craft assigned 10 them,
however destructive to health aud vigor.
Medical science has, however, come to the
aid of the latter. In Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters they have-and have had for the last
twenty-five years-the best defense agains.
the morbid influences which create and foster
disease. that the vegetable Kingdom can sup
ply. Its ingredients are among the feesi
botanic specifics which research has yet re-
vealed to man. As preventive of and rem
edy for the diseases generated by swamps
miasna, the foul air of factories, excessive
heat, over-exertion of body or mind. unwhole
some water, or any other raorbific cause
Hostettei's Stomach Bitters bear away the
palm from all medicines of the ir,sent day.
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TIE COURTS.
SUPERIOR COURT.
DENsoN. Judge.

THURSDAY, June 9th.
Estate of Isaac II. Van Trees disqualification
issued to H. c. Jones, returnable June 81, 1881.
Estate of Joseph Cox, disqualification for par
titon of estate filed and set for hearing June 81
1881.
W. A. Dewey vs. P. A. Miller-Tried and SUBJ
mtted.
Manuel Loriella, native Of Portugal, upon aft
davit that he under Is years OF age at the time
he came to the United States, and upon testimony
of Peter Rockwell and N A. Kidder, was admitted
TO citizenship.
A. H. Starr ct al VS.. John Wagner-Case on trial.
Adjourned.
To-DAys CALENDAR.
Scott vs. Sierra Lumber ComnanY.
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They are from forty to sixty per cent.
cheaper than Imported Wines.
II.-They are not fortified with Spirits as
all Foreign Chsmpagnes when pu. up for
export. bnt are absolutely pure and PAR
JUICE OF THE GRAPE.
III.-They are not an imitation Champagne
charged with gas. but are made By the
natural process, FERMENTATION IN
THE BOTTLE. aud precisely the same as
those made in the Champagne District Of
France.
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PILES, chatting sores, chapped hands, salt
rheum, skin disorders, burns, bruises, sore
throat, and all Inflammation yield rapidly on
application of Trask's Magnetic Ointment.
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LAUN DRY.

We have quite a variety OF EMPTY WINE CASKS
and WHISKY BARRELS which we wish to dis
pose of 4; also a choice variety Of rare PLANTS
and FLOWERS Of various kinds, with TlEL-
LISES, FLOWER-STANDS and POTS.
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BLACK GRENADINES, from 10 cents per
ward to 81 20. Mechanics Store.
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AT Hals's Great Central Depot, % yards oil
calico for 81.
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DARKROOM,

BAR-EOOM.
Fine Mahogany Bar Counter and Lockers,
Beer and Ice water Fountain, Silver. plated;
Pier Glass, Silver-plated;
Guinean's Patented, Large Size Hotel Re-
frigerater;
One Patent Water Filter
Wine, Champagne and Sherry CT sses
Lemonade and Beer Glasses,
arble-top Lunch Tables
Champagne Coolers,
TIVE Elegant Bar Mirrors,
One Large Bar Mirrsr, size IL feet inches by
II feet inches;
One Mahogany, Marble-top Oyster Range. with I'M
proved Gas Burners
Patent Hotel Register Desk,
One Bar Sink,
One Fine Clock,
Silver plated Shakers and Strainers,
Silver Corkscrews,
Punch and Oyster Bowls,
One Elegant Mantel Chandelier,
Tilton Mcfarland Safe,
Office Chairs.
Carpets and Oil Cloth.
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LADIES AND MISSES trimmed and I'M
trimmed hats of every description. Milf
merry Department, Mechanics Store.
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Ar Hale's Great Central Depot, 800 honey
comb spreads, colored borders, for 65 cents
each
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INcoRPoRArED. = There have been filed
with the Secretary of State articles of incor-
poration, as follows: OF the Glencoe Gold
Mining Company OF San Francisco. Trus-
tees-A. j. Rhodes, w. II. Brown, B. B.
Minor, S. H. Holmes and J. L. Davis.
Capital stock, S5,0G0,C00 of 10000 shares.
Also, of the plymouth Water Company of
Plymouth, county of Amador. Trustees
NJ. S. Bruce, @. Z. Lee, l.. G. Norris. J. NJ.
Wood and A. c. JOY. Capital stock, S1O,-
nO0 oF IN 0g0 aharas
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HALLS.
piNlNe-RooMs.

DiNING-NOCMS.
Back Walnut Dining and Extension Tables,
Black Walnut aud Oak Dining Chairs,
Elegant Panel Pictures,
Large and Extensive Assortment OF S lverware.
Ali Kinds Of Crockery and Glassware,
Black Walnut, Marble top Sideboards,
Res aurant Combination Tables,
Massive Chandeliers,
Brussels Carpets and Oil Cloths.
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GREAT Door AND SHOE SALE See ad.
sertisenent in this paper. Red House.
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FANs.-The largest stock and best variety
Of fans in this city is at Mechanics Store. =
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Do Nor READ the advertisement of the
Red House.
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AT Hale's Great Central Depot, dress
suitings from cents.
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ALL THE LATEST STYLES in mems and boys
hats of every description, at the Mechanics
Store.
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Hvos. 80. 81 AND 81 FIFTH ST. sACRANENTo
dealers In Produ c and Brewers Supplies
r.. orac,nrers OF Malt and ali kinds Of Meals, etc
q, neal Cornne al, Cracked Wheat, Graham -Four
Buck wheat Flour, etc. New Grain Bsgs for sale
A|~~- Init
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HuaRAH for the great boot and shoe sale.
Red House.
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@ II II G. n. M

As represented by above cut, child five years
old can ill Lamp from one of these CANS equally
as well as grown person. 1t contains five gallons
of oil never leaks will last for years. and cost very
little more, when filed with oil, than the common
five gallon can. For sale at all Groeers and Oil
Dealers People living in the country will find this
CAN partcslarly adapted for their use.
Dealers supplied by Continental Oil and
transportation Company. Nos. o. and 60
Front street. sacramento; and No. 12s California
street, San Francisco. ml7-3Plm
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LARGE VARIETY of ladies' linen busters and
white sacques. Mechanics Store.
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at Hale's Great Central Depot, useful
crash, cents.
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AYoTIeE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE CO.
~ partnership heretofore existing between ROCK
WELL, STONE and PETER HAYDEN under the
Arm name Of STONE l. HAYDEN, is hereby dis
solved by mutual consent. All obligations Of said
firm viii be paid by ROCKWELL STONE, and all
demands due said firm m'ist be paid to said ROCK
WELL. STONE. who viii continue business at No.
<2SBattery street, San FrsncIsco.
PETER HAYDEN,
BY Colin H. Allen, Attorney in fact.
ROCKWELL STONE.
San Francisco, April q, 1881. je2Splm
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RED HOUSE AHEAp.!-see advertisement.
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SEE Red House advertisement for beots ant
shoes.
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THE BEsT-SELEcTED LINES Of mems sum
mer hats q. Mechanics Store.
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AT Hale's Great Central Depot, 1000
dozen of dress buttons at 5 cents.
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FRRIGHTs BY RAIL.-The following car
loads of freight were received for this city
yesterday: Four of lumber, 3 of wheels, of
barley, l of salmon, of wood, of oil, Of
iron pipe, of -four, of oysters, l of agri-
cultural implements, Of coal, of wine and
l of bolts and spiles The following carloads
were shipped eastward: IA of tea, Of
sugar, 9 of merchandise, of salmon, of
wool, of cabbage, 1 of beans, l Of wine and
I Of ore
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A FAMILY pIcEIc.-The Sacramento Turn
ers are to hold private picnic next Sunday
for the members and their families exclu-
sively. Il will be held at Be,chs Grove, and
the party will go down from here in car
riaees in the morning, and return at pleasure
In the afternoon or evening. They will take
along band Of music, and will engage 10 a
variety of games. 1t will be a general fam
lily picnic of the Turner's.
Police CouRr.-In this Court yesterday
TIE case of vsgrancy against Baby Houste n
was continued until the 16.h inst, and TIE
case of John Riley, same offense, was passed.
Albert Bowen pleaded guilty to sleeping in a
vacant house, and was given q hours in the
city prison. Chas. Yates cases were clr-
tiuued until the II III inst, on account OF the
torn up condition of the approach to the
Police Courtroom.
DRILL ArTEsDaNcE.-The report ct at
tendance a. drill of the various companies
and regiments Of the National Guard OF the
State for April shows that the Union Guard,
/ Company A, Calling battery, has the
/ highest percentage, which was 1886, and the
lowest. Company H, Third Infantry, 4l.26
/ The percentage Of the entire National Guard
! of the State fer March was 80 81, and foi
! April rs.
PRISONER En- RoUTE.-Deputy Sheriff j,
G. Bonner of Mendocino county, passed
through yesterday from Yreka en- route tt
Ukiah. having in his charge an Indian named
Mammskush. alias Bill Bill who is charged
with having stabbed aud killed Indian vii
liam, near Lagoon, on the 23i of June, 1876
They were Of the Calico tribe. near the Cap
tos. in the northern portion Of Humboldt
county.
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SEE new advertisement of Red House.
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SEE new column advertisement of Rec
House.
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LADIES AND MISSES shade hats. Mil
merry Department. Mechanics Store.
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THE best appetizer out-Rock and Rye.
George w. Chesley sole agent.
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LADIES LINEN ULsrTR', 81 eacf, at the
Red House.
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Sacramento, situated on Second street
between j and n,
AND COMPRISING AS FOLLOWS:
PARLORS.

enc MatEushek Rosewood Plano, Gle.
gantiy carved, and cost $50;
Massive Parlor Sets, in Raw Silk and Broeatelle;
Turkish, Easy and Reception Chairs;
Rosewood, Marble-top Center Tables;
Oil Paintings,
Nottingham Lace Curtains,
Satin Lambrequins,
Velvet Reception Chairs,
Lounges, in Raw Silk;
Walnut SiJe5oards, with Glass Backs;
Statuary. Vases;
Bronze Clock,
Elegant Chandeliers
- Yards Administer Carpets.
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Ar Hale's Great Central Depot, ladies'
ulsters for 81 % each.
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ALL THE LATEST sNI1 LtSo III lileil anu DoJS
hats of every description, at the Mechanics
Store.
LARGE VARIETY of ladies' linen busters and
white sacques. Mechanics Store.
SEE new column advertisement of Red
House.
AT Hale's Great Central Depot, hosiery
| from cents.
AT Hales Great Central Depot, table linen
| from Is cents.
REMNANTS Of dress goods Dress Depart
ment, Mechanics Store.
THE best appetizer out-Rock and Rye.
George w. Chesley, sole agent.
AT Hales Great Central Depot, 1000
dozen of dress buttons at cents.
AT Hale's Great Central Depot, ladies'
listers for 81 % EACH
| LADIES AND MISSES shade hats. Mill
merry Department. Mechanics Store.
THE BEsT-SELEcTED LINES Of mems sum
mer hats at Mechanics Store.
LADIES LINEN ULsrrR', 81 eaci-, at the
Red House.
SEE new advertisement of Red House.
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REMNANTS Of dress goods. Dress Depart
ment, Mechanics Store.
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DIsLocAT1oS AND BROKEN ARM.-Freddie
Foete, about II years cid, and son of
Luc;us Foote, who resides on K street, be-
tween Ninth and Tenth, fell from a tree last
evening and struck upon one of his hands,
producing a bad dislocation of one of his
arms at the elbow joint, and breaking the
forearm near the wrist. Physicians were
called aud the arm set, but the injuries were
so seyere as to greatly endanger the arm.
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AT Hale's Great Central Depot, hosiery
from 5 cents.
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Unhcalti,y surroundings.

Scott VS.. Sierra Lumber Company.
TAYLOR Va Heaiey
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EXAMINATIONS To DAY United States
Detective Finnegass returned to San Fran
cisco yesterday with the appliances found in
the rooms of William Lawlor when arrested
in this city recently. and the exanlina-
tons of Lawlor and Sill upon charges of
couu;erfeiting viii be held to-day before the
United States Commissioner in Saa Fran
cisco. A number Of witnesses have been
subpenasd from Sacramento.
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AT Hale's Great Central Depot, table line
from Is cents.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-10-15
CROPS.

CHICAGO, Oct. 14.-William L. Baker g.
Co., will tomorrow issue circular which
gives the accurate corn crop and the old
corn in store along the line of the Chicago
& Alton Railway. OF eleven stations in
FIVE counties in Northern Illinois. six re-
port 129, 900 bushels of old corn in crib.
three report very little, and two report
none; one reports corn slightly damaged
by drouth, nine report corn damaged from
33@ to so per cent. and one reports corn
badly damaged. They all report corn ma
tured in Southern Illinois. Two stations
in Madison county report very little. The
corn in crib is damaged from 333 per cent
to rs per cent, and corn matured in Cen
trsl Illinois. OF thirty eight stations in the
counties of Greene, jersey Logan, Morgan,
Menard, Tazewell Scott, Macoupin,
Mclean, Mason, Pike and Sangamon
twelve report $4,000 bushels corn cribed
one reports 10 per cent of old crop in crib,
one reports 90 per cent six report very
little, and twelve report none, one reports
best crop in ten years, thirty-four slightly
damaged crop, one crop ruined, thirteen
corn damaged from so to rs per cent, and
twenty from 10 to 33} per cent.
The crop of Greene, Jersey, Logan, Ma
coupin, Mason, Mclean, Menard, Sanga-
mon, Tazewill and Madison counties for
1880 was 12,337,7 773 bushels; for 1881
5sf94. 1854; showing decrease of 7.043, 500.
of eighteen stations in seven counties in
Missouri, three report very little corn in
crib, fifteen report none, one reports corn
ruined by drouth, two report badly dam
aged, and fifteen report damage from fif-
teen report damage from 333 to rs per
cent.
The showing of winter wheat is not so
good as that of corn.