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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-12-08
GkiNT's VIEW RO.ME.
The Riches Of the Word Blautifying
the New York Granf hiansion.

There is quite aut,er in society,
owing to the announcenent That Gen
eral and Mrs. Grant ae to give ar
elegant reception as >soon as their
new honse;ia in perfect order, anl ev
cry day ,.workmen 5:nd artists are
bringing pearer the desired end. |
understand not II spsle article has
been bought or ordere'l for the first
floor, the eighty casss. OF magnificent
presents prs,ented to the General on
his foreign tour furnishing them
throughoTS as well Sas supplying the
rest of the house vita objects Of art
of every tonceivablS sort. No two
pieces of Eqrniture in the parlors and
reception loom wilfAE alike. C"li-
ously carved chairs. velvet and gold
embroidered divang and ebony and
ivory fauteuisl, upholstered with COB
elm tapestry and hand-"ronght bro,
cades, will take stk~ place of the
modern set.
The Oriental hapgngs and Psrsian
carpets weSe Tor she -exPresl-
dant 90 offs and M1sj Grant will in
cur the everlasting envy of women
by using the finest and most exquls
itely woven India cashmeres for the
drapery of-her oE5J boudoir. The
tables and stands III of buhl aud
mosaic work; the mirrors hang in Gu
riously carved france cut by the
Jack -knitds of the aklllul Swedish
carvers. Pictures q every variety,
aud all otamerit in ttIvlent degrees,
have, frames in themselves WORKS o.
arss1whiIsl statuarg. and articles o
vertd ornament the rooms lavishly.
In General. Grants private dress
ing oom stands a miniature house of
FIVE stories. and neasly three test in
height. II isyof solid silver, curious
ly beaten sand raised in queer il1wera
and odd t1rda. on-ppening the va
rious doors Eand windows that lead
out on conlical little balconies can be
discovered cases o.. lretted silver
containing bottlessab'; faaka oi rarv-
I'd ivory Eltedswitk different AMI de
licious perfumes TINS was presented
to the G.ssr ls9 {a Chip. y a pleas@;'
remind'r1f lhaiais L pair Of superb
elephant ti,aks neasry SIX feet Ii"
length tR polished worry s. off ''y
elaborate gold ms1'.ntmgs.
The wall. on Que size Of the family
sitting r9sy Y <Enrearb covered by d
rp m IN EcsSg1p Il aYla Observation-Disclosures hllIIf-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-12-08

ing scene, The ground is Of creamy
satin, and the subject is worked ont
in varieA silk embroidery. the iignrfs
and foliage sLau'iing ont as III re,l
life ana the colora exquisite and ns'
, 1881-01-05

exhibits aru established. Is secured 1T tho sumo
manner ns fr rroy!nis ypnrs nnd whatover tnay
bo Tho rnsslbln variation from the o1aut Or
aotnnl Yield, In any scctlpr. tho comparisons nre
presumably IA tienrfy nco1ltntn rs cnn ho nn1n.
The corrected !nforiuntun in roEnrtl to ncrc.
ago Ut whnat fur 1850 In the United Statcs ehtpwa
NG7,&D acres, nKatt,st x, e35 400 In l8TD. THO
ytet her aero for 1Eet) IL 11 hatcta, agnlnst 1;7
in ls7n. 13l IN 1878, ant, 1870 in 1877. prsvous to
fKi7 tho general avcragc for fifteen yuars was
le.a -
Tho figures given ty tho Durcau of Btntlatics
iudfoattng tho amount Of whcnt remaining for
domestic consumption per capita for Eoyernl
crop yoara cosnpnrp M tollowe: 187e-e, .isj
hushols; 1S'7-a, 600; 1S;a-7, 6.Gi; t87-0, hsl;
ls7l.h. {.;0; clio. In this seckonnE NC i,ndcr-
atntl1 that tho ilGtlr exports nre nut tnkcn into
coi'stcrntiull,-n titus tho amount suited per
capita Includes wl,cat consumed Mt homo fur
Seeding, Hour. ETC., and nlso covering tho
asno,,nt Of ftOlr exported. For tho yonr ending
JunD 90, fse0. tho flour EXPORTS wero equivalent
To a7,05t.:B5 hushcls of whcnt; psrcodIny ycnr
equivalent to Ks ;;Cxx,} III bushels.
, 1881-01-05

TnE attempt Of certain hot-bioodcI slave
owners IN Drazil to call Minister Ill!'lartt to
: account for hts participation In a,l Emal,cl-
paslon banquet ended, lis 1t was supposed 1t
would, In tHnominious fnllura Tho Premier
responded 10 Nil inquiry OH this subject In
:, Parliament that Mr. 1ltlltard attended the
banquet Ii, question Oil Ills own responsibility
;; as ali individual. and could not bo called to
: nccount for Ills nction in that capaclty. At
the sano tlMo It wus announced tlat the Gov
,orlln,eut had TO desire or intention to hasten
the term OF emancipation. blany good Judges
believe, tloweyor, that conptste emuncipa-
ton cannot be delayed more than ten years,
;; though it would not naturally occur until
1000. The planters themselves have urged
land secured tho adoption Of n law which I'M
poAes heavy taxes OF sales Of negroes outside
lot tho Provinces in which they lvu, tho OBJ
.)ect being to prevent tha massinx OF them in
inny single locality, and the consequent low
erinE OF values.
, 1881-01-05
PUBLIC OPINION, =.

Savannah {Ga.) Nc,ps (Dom.): Until there
Ii a change In Radfcaifsn itsolf 1t Ii not to ba
expected that thero can be nny Change IN tbs
political sentiment OF tho 8outhesu people =;
Atlanta tOa.} Constitution: Nav England
came along night boforc laat and squnttea right
down In tho lap the Sunny 6outh. We havsn't
late RIOT
Memphis {Tenn.) 4 AuaEanche (Dem.): The
AtataNc1a Ia unablo to explain tho peculiar
qualification which makes Southern citizenship
different from Northern cit!zenahip. 1t u,orely
chronicles tho faot without attempting any ax'
rroyetnent Of tho Mississippi Nlyes ia q great
National work, worthy the Nation, ap1 for tho
heueat Of a!l sections, 1t will probably ooss
more than Jodersou paid tor all Loulaann Hhen
that Territory included what II now several
ssat ssa'9s IT. vi" pay as tho purchase
Cincinnati Commercial fRep.}; We ars
tavorably impressed By tho suggestion that Sons
ator Ataae, OF Al&aiaslpp!. should ~ into tho
Cahinet. lsruoe II gonuetnan. and VIC do not
think OF a battor sulpu for Secretary ot the
Navy. 10 ls in1nity to bo pruEorrod TO ths
swarms Of applicants In tho shape Of fQur,h<
satS Southern politlotans ho hapgoa t9 bs
color 10 Recommendation.
Flttsburg CoHin,6roiut-H Gazette {Rep.)s
Tho tdea that Mr. divers candidacy 10 Cam.
eEon movement IL wholly erroneous. Senator
Cameron has yet 70 make the t.rpt movement Ia
Mr. divers favor, What be may do in tho tut.
4se IL entirely :Ruess-werk; but 20 far hE. Oh
yqF'a candidacy Is tho tnoycmuut OF tha buAi-
nosa aud manufacturing .nterusta Of Westera
Pennsylvania The lroti. giass, 4.ll river ins
toscs4 OF tue city arc remarkably uuanlmousla
hiS support.
Charleston Nt,ps and Courier (Deru.lt
There IL nothing to alarm tho Bouth any more
t4hn the North in tho approaching installation
Qt VT another Republican Presldcnt, Tha OPP
, 1881-01-05

WHAT Never? No, novor," Inns been
tlono Into Lastn. Tho Westminster rlny Of 1880
WIS tho " Andrn OF Tcrcncc." AN original opI-
l0R In Latin WIS written, II ia supposed, BY aomo
ufstlnRuEshcd rcraot1, and aote by tho bpys. 1T
recorded tho proceedings Of nn Election Com.
mission. This wns tho plot: pamplllus bus been
utlacated OFT petition BY tic eluution juigcs,
vito hnyo reported further that bribory has OK.
tensvcly provMtted In tho constituency
Chrcmcs. slmo, and Chnr!nus nro accordingly
sent down rs Election Commissioners, with
Sos In ~ scorctary They hold tho!r Court, and
examine first Tnmphifus: thon Dayua, h!s agent;
then three parsons reported by Davus "a having
received bribcs,-namely, Crltu, an anclont rrce-
1nan Of tho city: Mysts, married woman: md
1}yrrhth, n votcr Of tho rougEcr type. Dyrrhin
tcstfslcs tint he hns "harliy ever taken a
brihc. Tho ltalog was:
DSrrhta. Non rrotum ncccpi simo. Tu nil2
t.,a Nyrrs; y. NJ iPsc recorder. - .-,
onar' rnn 9an n,bijf a1pil omnlao' nyr'S"' hyrrh.
s'sno:, Q,niti emptus7 Dyrrh. 'Iarvo. sImo.
Qunnti crRo? nyrrh,' uotussibus.
DyrrhIas hab1ts in regard to tho tlowtng-bowl
aFo OF tho sumo Intermittent nature:
S;, Ghnr. q'u n.,t'aunm Basc!L pocu!a grata bba?
Uyrrh. Vix unqunm.
Tho London Times printed tho ep,log in full
and remarked OF Iii.
posed To bo ,crowt!ed waro Westminster boys,
VIM. like the crew OF "lter Majesty's Ship Tnn,
Seyor *" Sas IN Sovsrs s'F VIII rnsa1K say ey eye ae
SssqSs s ssa5i9e| S hs Sass sSs sSS s
aro NOV viaitpd by domestic circles IN that coun-
Try With tho rcnnlty Of flno; but last oyun!lg
un9 nassxs was MaT ,,t 9a' ~ ' 'n',rbsz 5
aA1 apnlause ns II 1t ha boon perfectly original.
Ejl1l Eundoabtedty, TUG anthor Of tho opllox WIS
@ ot capev fa yaro. % oara;ctcas pn; ana tdp ang
, 1881-01-05

.'ALAw enacted Mt the Inst session OF tho
Louisiana Legislature provides for poll
tax OF 81. Employers nre maize responsible
for tho tax Of their employees. The proceeds
nrc, turned into tllu school fund. About
s36, 900 will be realized from this source III
the City Of New Orleans alone, The taxwiIl
be generally collected this year, rs tile pcople
show q comn'endab1o disposition to pay up,
and tho schol fund will be benefited. But a
poll-tax, or any other direct tax, Is none tho
less Nh onerous burden, which cautious leg.
islators have been quite unwilling TO impose
upon tho people OF tho Government. The
IN other ways,
, 1881-01-05

tr ia ru,norr,, IN s,c1, nm oxtont. TINT n ia
49, a.'..,.t".. - - .,s>, '4A.s
general yar proclaimed ln tic form Of los
t;Ia t,,.,,t,tta, .,.ai,,.t III ~, se.....,..e.
tiio telslHloh Hkal1lea I'LL LIE coFpolullohs
1,or ,Its ,,,r,,s, .,,nro ,,.ttt h. ,,t...,s.I :.
io' .t'S p"'i"'se ttleiu WI! W antiouucea, IL
is said, At an carly day In both Houses, n
uu,n,,or ~ i,l,e ,.t,;ol, ,,,,t In a. n,,a,
t""'ae1 " oi''s a'le" "i' W. ~ olee "'t-
dcr5tOOd rs notices to furnish satisfactory
renspus WHY there s1,nu1tl. ,,ot III. n y,a,t IN
tho Cuptain's office. It will be remembered
TINT a hlacknlail attciupt of this kind was
mnie Mt the last session, and tho files of boil,
, 1881-01-05
When this Is done tho condition of tl,o white
child III TINT fnr-off country will be In every
way most fortunate.

THE Judgment OF tho ExcheQuer Division
Of the English High Court OF Justice on tho
right of the Edison Telephone Company to
owl, antl operate mn exchange for tho de-
livery of messages BY telephone In Nrcnt
Britain fills three antl onc.ha1f columns OF
tho London Times. ntr. Justice Stephen de-
l[scrcd tho decision. rho Court held TINT
the Whole apparatus Of the telephone. trans-
1ntttcr, wire, anu receiver, taken together,
form n telegraph, within tha definition OF tho
act OF 1863, which Is embodied By reference
III the net Of 1860. The wirc Is wire. The
transmitting and receiving Instruments nre
apparatus connected Herewith "for tl,n p,tr.
poso of conveying information, by clectrlc-
ity," and this Is tctcgraphic communication.
Tho net Of 1865 conferred special powers
Upon telegraph companies to ellab1o them
to open streets, suspend wires, etc.
Tho net Of 1869 gave tho Govcri,-
1nent exclusive control OF tho means
of telegraphlc communication. l}nt ror tho
monopoly established III 1SGo, the Edison
Telephone Company would be ns anxious 10
bc included In the net Of lsG3 rs they now
aro 10 bu excluded from It. If d telephone
Is not telegraph, nothing can prevent
ratroad or other companies from attaching
telephones to their wires and using then, for
the transaction Of n general business to tho
destruction Of the Governments exclusive
privileges. The Court therefore Ordered MI
accounting and granted d npcrpctualinjnnctluu
ngaEnst tho opening OF n telephone cxcllangu
III Great britain unless By Government all
tEor'ty. But 1t was distinctly stated that this
prohibitiond did not include either a telegraph
, 1881-01-05

TnE ieaf-nutcs had a banquet III New
York the last day Of the OLD yenr III honor of
Or. .Gallandet, their teacher, who has recent
ly returned fron, 4 tive-lnonths' trip to atllan,
where Ito attended Il convention of Instruct
ors. Two hundred persons sat down to TIL
bic. Conversation wns carried on by means
Of the sign language. There were twciye
tonsts, all drank In silence, but not without
responses. Tho banQnet was n most grntify-
ing token Of the progress TINT Inns been made
OF late years LII this branch Of education.
, 1881-01-05

Today the General AESnmhtr nf 111tnnte
meets Mt Springfield. ria session o,r,,t ~
bu short one. So tI,t]o necessary h,sImess
of n general cI,orocter Inns to ho tronanctaJ
that the constitutional limi,otton IN hIc,n1ai
sessions might wltl,out sortous losa or incnr.
yenicncc be now further rctluccd tn n nc;y
Legislature once lii oycrv fo,lr vcnra Tho
ienislatfon needed tn mt Tim nav rorstItm.
tIon into successful oneratInn hos t,es, nn,v
SO tested by experience, and 90 iudIcio,lalv
amended to remedy defccts and nyoraiuhts
Tint It n,ay safeIv bo normittc,l N rat for
somo ttmo.
The general 1a,ys should mt In ,'tsturhcd
unlcss for Lie n,,rnnse nj s,,nn,ytn, ,,cncfnn.
ctes md correcttn,. rrrnra In nacs eo ot,v,n,,,
and cinrlnc M IN command rcncrr, nssont
AZ Inst. on,l nftar mnnv veors of ,rouh1.
trfol cos+ onS sor,o,,a axnortanoe .,n a' ,,n,.e
nne In " nf tla stutc ]na loo,, mi ,,t, s,,:,,
shapo. md ita ynrious nrovisions 90 ~ omntu mi"
construed hy the Sunro,',c fonrt that tnx,
fighting hns cousc,, IN ha e,,hnr tf,,,ao,o,s -.
profitaIlc. anl tne law INV :' tt,"r"foro h. M
Wisely joft rs It IL. Tia neorle NJ thu stato tn
nnw ,,n,,ers,and If ond n ia nxoo,,to,1 ,r,t,,
romarknb]a s,,cccss md t1,ouuh n rait,,ctto,,
of so,utth,up nj the nnst ~ cnItcct,o,' ,nIrI,t
Do nroyltrd for. tI,e .cuera1 frnturus ~ Ms thc
Inv hnd bctter rcmotn ,;nljstnr1,nI - - >''''
The Stufo .1aht hOs },a"n mid. M y,r,,ar
tar viii ho ncc,lci tor t,ot ~ ',.rnoso. Nv ,"t :.
.ioos mt fo,tow that tha st,to ,~nan1It"r,s ] IT,. ~
FIR rnnorn, nnrnrsos si,onlI 1,a nronns,,on.
ntelv tncrrased. NJ i'm eytraor,,tnnrv ro,,o-
MUGS OF tho Btato should bo nrncmi.,i ;or
, 1881-01-05

~ 6Eclna ptoDhQlG NOW LllnI lHH lfCtlIlQllE
bill, rs reported by the Ways aud Means
Committee in the House, wlll invite more op-
position iii Its present shape thnn was nntlci-
patctl. Some OF this opposition, according to
tho latest accounts, wifi come from those who
were Inclined before tho holidays to support
tho measure Us 1t now stnnas. Such change
as there Inns been III sentiment seems to bo
due to Il conviction now that 1t win not DO
possible to negotiate s7o0. .0o0, 600 al,d moro Of
. par cent securities ut par. 4 few weeks
ago MI factions were Inclined to agrco that
such d scheme would be feasible. Since then
there llas been some change In tho condition
Of the money market. Tho now activity OF
stock specuIators md entre,rcne,lrs III ratl-
roads mud other enterprises haa created
llvelior demand for money. Loans I'll
New York seem to bo nctiye Mt
rites ringing between 3 and per
cent. Tie English 8 per cent conso's
l,avo dropped below par. a computation OF
Interest OH tho per cent American bonds Mt
tho!r present premium Shows that they yield
to tho holders about 331 per cent per an1u.a.
Altogether theso arc more rcasons for b.
lteytng now that tho authority 10 issue bonds
Mt not more than . per cent will fall Of It's
PURPOSE, and thus loaye the Q per CENTS q, d'i
per cents continuing charge upon the Coy
crnnlcnt, Such n result would put tho Gov
ornnlent to rs muri, embarrassment rs IT no
funding f,(tf were passed, nnd even more ex-
pcnse, including the cost OF preparing tho
now but unavailable securities.
Perhaps tic solution Of tito situation mny
bo found In nearer approach to tho rcco1,.-
mcsdations of tho Treasury Department than
the present bill offers. 1t was regarded rs
Objectionable OIL seyeral accounts to
give tho SECRETARY any discretion In
fixing the ralo Of Interest," but 1t
will bo less objectionable to authorize
lllm to issue the reQlllsit number OF bonus at
not less than 8>f or 3.05 per cent than to fix
TINT amount as IN arbitrary rate. It is prob
able In sucl, caso that ha will bo compelled
to begin the Issuo ut tho highest rate allowed,
say 311 per cent; but, 1t possessed OF tho
necessary discretion, ho may reduce tho rato
OIL subsequent issues when tho iighcr rate
shall be found to command q psen!uIn upon
tho now bonds. It may also bo provided
ttsat nny premium, accr,llng upon tie bonds
between the date Of subscription aild The pay.
lnents malo by tho final purchaser shaDl 40
to the Government aud not TO tho syndicate
OF intddlenlcn. 1t is possible that Congress
may agrco to make tho Issue OF notes &4Q0,-
COZ, 600, Instead OF sao0 000, GOO ~ proposed by
the present bill. in order to proy!de for TAX
Ing them up us rapidly as the surplus revenue
S!sai! accumulate, or about tn tie samo
proportions as the present Sinklng-Fund
law requires. There wns a strong dis.
position In Congress beffrn tha hoItdnya
, 1881-01-05

WuYMpER, who recently gained rcnown
by astounding to the summit Ut Chiu,borazo, r.
COO feet ahoye tho lovcl Of the ocean, explcdss
emo old belief ahout the cnldncss OF great Rlti-.
tndcs. Instead OF freezing to death, or blooding
from tho n0so and ours, rs all other persons as
ccndlng mountains hnvo, he found tho tempera-
ture ut tho extremo summit Of Chmbornzo 1a
degrccsand oxtromely comfortable and pleasant.
He attributes this to tho moisture and Air blown
shither by the 8rent southwestern trltle- wind or
southern "Aurlal Cult strcnm."
, 1881-01-05

TIE Boston Datlv Globe celebrated the
New Year by iasu!ng MI edition t4tcd :. Thurs
day. January 1st, lySl," In which ose publahef.
all Sorts uf queer and curious asticlos on ovants
which might ho supposed tu happen q hundred,
years hence, 1t records tho faoss that rallroada
arc going out Of stylo, aerial navigation having
Superseded them to a largs extent. and pub,
llshes q long cAblo dispatch concerning tho con-
Alt10n Of AfIQlrs il tho Irish IiNpuhlIu.
, 1881-01-05

THERE Is lively war between whisky and
prohibition now going Oh In Louisiana. Tho
New Orlcaus Democrat says 1t 10 nbout an even
Parishes voted On tho question ut prohibition
Inst week, tho voting being by wards In tho
tirst pasIah, four wartls voted ta favor OF PRO-
hthltinR tho salo Of liquor, and four against It;
whIla In one ward it was q tie, and will have to
ho voted On aga!n. Whisky was .nure succasa-
aar,a sHt IN ca''''!sa carrying ''1 out Of eight
, 1881-01-05

tho lowest rate ant, most favorable terms at
which such loan cau bo placcst mud then
agtco 10 measure TINT will conform IN thosu
conditions. X failure 10 do this will mnkr Tic
Democratic minority Responsible fur another
serious blu,lslcr.
, 1881-01-05

IHt[UU H[1Uf12IHE jn 5HtffT SO 1f Tim i1iIfit3nf
of wards in this c,tv .io",I IN ha'1 80 u, snn,'
os nosslh1o. IN or,1cr In rcn,cr oc,inn ~ ~ n"
scnntorinl anncrti,nn,cnt n1sn rosa,h,o a. ''u ~
eorlv ,1atc. '''00 l'''@'''e - WI
~'' 'e' @-==-...=.=---
THE PENSION FRAuDs.
We print In another column Washington
dispatch, which gives u succtnct ncco,tnt Of
tho pension lceisIatton In Conrrcss ,lur,nc
the nast two years. This lcr;slat,nn t),rcnt.
ms to involve the Government In nj, cxpe,,l-
tturo now esttlnatcd ut s375.ooo,oo In n,,,;.
tton TO tho former charge. hut really 1u,vont,
all accurato computation. Tho biil whlc,,
, 1881-01-05

Tho Inst tables Of. tho Times relating 10 tho
popular voto Aro full Of stupid blundars such rs
this ono. Tho voto Of Georgia Ia Just Us much
out on tho other aide; aud tho vote OF Nevada
Ia rdculously inaccurate, not having singlo
official figure to airport It, and botng at leust
5,0o0 out Of tho way In thu aggregate.
, 1881-01-05

'spr curcaoo Tn1nusE has established branch
ofccs Tor tho receipt subscriptions and adTorttsc.
nlonta N follows: ......
NEW YOkk-Iloom q Tribune Building. FIT Mo-
FAnnEN Manager.
GLASGOW, ecottand-Allana American News
AGENCY, IL Renflota-sk
LONDON, Eng.-Amercan Exchange, 10 Bsrand.
HENRY f. HrkL1u, AEanL
NAA1fINGION. u. C.-13i1 streok
, 1881-01-05

Tho I'l1ia1elV Vlifa J5tdgct.
Thu following table shows tho amount atl-
proprIatotl by tho Taxlng noartt Df PHILADELPHIA
for CITY aud culiuty purposes OF nil kinds for
tho yenr 1850 mud tito now year, 1851;
, 1881-01-05

Tho Nhent Crop Of 1880 md 1870.
Dir. Charles Worthlngtol., Stutlstlcinn of
tho Department at Agriculture, hus completed
bis tnal Investigations and compilations In re-.
gllrtl to tho wheut cron Of tho United statos for
1880 ia cnf1tcnrnd with that nf lin ma fr1Inwa.
, 1881-01-05

Totals. ............S7, ,Ep.s71 s1,1s7,Gan
This appropriation Of seven md q half million
ID for thu county rs well ns City Ut Philadelphia
and embraces all county oxpunses as wctl ns city,
, 1881-01-05
che Gttl)11,1e.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

nr MAlT-1H AnvAStE--l'oyrAoE rRErA1o.
Tpaty edition, one yeAr ~
tnf1k Gf yrnr, nor 1,,tlt LOO
tiy and EnDay, one cypar,,.,,,,,,,,...,... 14.ttt1
1ikntdhy. Thursday, nri saturday. rcr TGAe.. .OB
htpntsy. Wc2n,n1ny, md Friday, ntr year., N.tt0
tundhy, 1B-paEo editl,n, per ynhf. &.uO
wKEKLY EptTloS-1UsTrAtfh.
copy per
Irnnty.uro csplea.. &0'00
Fpctsn,cn coprs sent frcb+
Give rost-CisIco address In full. Including County
and atato.
Nom:t.ancns mar to mndc otthnr by drntt. oHprcss,
tost ortcr or IN rrrstcrcd att1E vt our FISK.
TO CITY sGfasClunEtts
Iail5, delivered, Sunday oxcentct. xccnlA rrr week.
daily, delivered. sunday Included no cents t>cr week.
Adtrpss THE TNIhUNE cOMltANr.
Cosnar Madison and iIear,oFu-stss Ehleaxo, III.
, 1881-01-05
TIE morning Democratic organ OF Chicago

TIE morning Democratic organ OF Chicago
wock or two atso sto!o table ct tho popuur
voto printed originally In THE Tribune Noy. e,
Tho very morning that tho Democratic orgau
exposed Its sto,or goods for saio TUE TRIBUNE
gavo a reylsed tAblo. The osgau Of Democracy
has ever sInco ropoatol tho lncomplote figures
from several statcs which this paper published
four weeks previously for what they wrro worth
Now comes tho Montgomery fAtnl Aduettser and
MdH Of Dec. 20 and aays:
III orttcr to got tho yoto Of Alabama corrcotly
We hayo carefully compared tho vote Of cach
county with the rotrlrns Ia tho office Of tho Goc-
retary OF State, and again g!yG tho correct vote
below. Wo h0pD our exchanges und 0thora who
aro tabutattng tho popular Voto for refcrcnro
will cprtcotit fsoul this table.
The foutinga OF this Official tablo compare
With tho revised returns from Alabnma present.
cd i'll THE TRIBUNE and tho i!xurcs OF tho
Numbering Democratic organ Us folloYa;
, 1881-01-05

t9n1t Matter.
torfho henett If our patrnna who desiro to send
rEf,pfo copies 1f The IfnuNE through tho mall. VIC
Itru herewith tho trnnatcnt rnto of p0staxns
Ilrnt4ltc. Ter fopp
EtRht and Twelve ragn l'apur ............3 conts.
Sixteen Fnxa cGftfs
fnretqn.
Eight and Twelve rneo tapor...............4 ce.1ta
elxteen IAK0 1apsr. eehsA
, 1881-01-05

Nnveriy'a Theatre.
reertorn street, corner OF Monsub+ EnEarrment
Of Ncos Combination. "I'ho Galley Sarc." Attos-
noon ns.d evening,
, 1881-01-05

Olympic Theatre.
Clark Rlrcet, between Lake md Knndoph. EnRnge-
1nent OF the Henlz-snntiey Combination. turlcty
entertainment. Afternoon and evening.
, 1881-01-05

Mcyjckcr's Thentre.
Madison street, tetwnrn bnte and Dearborn.
EnEnacmcnt Of Miss Maud GtnnRcs "Iwo Nghts In
Romc." Afternoon md rTnninR.
, 1881-01-05

Grand Opern.fEnuse.
Clark street, DproRit now CoNEt-1inHsn. EnEaa0.
,nent VI 14lt.1o Cosnne. "Tho Magic SItpror." Az
tornour and evantnK.
, 1881-01-05

<'rntrn1 hftSlc Hill.
Corner nf NArdolnli and State slreets. The Troupo
OF TNined i1orBox. Afternuun and ovanInE.
, 1881-01-05

Academy 0r Music.
1In1stcd ktrrGt, ncar Madisan. Wost Side. "Cnll-
lo,u!a Through Doath." AftorAoon md evening.
, 1881-01-05

Exr0ettiou 1kulitinU.
Lake front, opposite Alatns str6ct. Whnln exh
billion from . q. m. TO 10 p. m.
, 1881-01-05

II tho domestio requirements shall b. 275, ,000-
0o0 bushela during tho current year, thera win
remain a06 900 GOO buhhels for export, OF u 900 0W
more than io tho proceeding year,
Tho lpfQFqaation obtained. upon Which thsaa
, 1881-01-05

Tho increase In tho crop. compared With ls70,
10 ~ 00i. COS bushel4+
Tho annual production OF wheat In tho unltpd
States, tho oxpoFta Of wheat, including Hour,
aud tho remaining supply for domnstlo usss,
compaso tor tvo yoass, each endlng juno 90, as
YollowBs - j.,