davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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COTTON.

| LIvERPOOI-August 20. 200 D. m.-The sales of
the day included 900 bales of American.
Futures: Mddhng uplands. low middling
clause, deliverable in August, 2 I-32d; deliver
able in August and September, 1-S2d; deliver
able in October and November, 3-16d; deliv-
cradle in February and March, 3-16d. Futures
closed steady at to days lowest pric s.
NEw YORK, August 20-COttOn closed dull
and easier; middliHg uplands, l214c; middling
Orleans, l215c; sales ol4 bales; net receipts III
| bales: gross receipts 993 bales.
Futures closed steady, with sales of 63 COO
bales as follows: August, - 15111 16c; Sep
TENDER. II S3e: October, 10 9501O &c: Novem-
Der. 10 $50 0 90c; December, 10 s4c; January,
II 05011 O6c; February, II 17Gtl1 1Sc: March,
II 31911 SIC; April, II 429ll 43c; May, II 530
II SIC
GALVESTON, August 2O.-Cotton quiet; lower
grades neglected; middling l2c; low middling
lie; good ordinary g4c; net receipts $50 bales
gross receipts - bales; sales 500 bales; stock
10 176 bales; exports coastwise ], 9i2 bales.
SoRFoLK, August 2l-COttOD steady; middling
fI3fc: net receipts $50 bales; gross receipts =
bales; stock 3, 149 bales; sales q bales; exports
cOastwise 70 bales.
steady; rniddling 121sc; low middhng 111kc:
good ordinary 1Olsc; net receipts - bales
gross receipts 4s1 bales; sales = bales; stock
754 bales: sales to spinnerS 375 bales; exports
to Great Britain 400 bales.
BOSTON, August 20.-Cotton quiet; middling
123kc; low middling 1134c; good ordinary 10Ikc:
net receipts 40 bales; gross receipts 40 bales;
sales - bales: stock 7.425 bales; exports to
Great Britain 1,O65 bales
WILMINGTON, August 20.-Cotton firm
middling lie. low middling 1014c; good ordinary
&c: net receipts "a bales; gross receipts -
bales: sales = bales; stock 497 bales.
PHILADELPHIA, August 20.-CottOn quiet: mid
ding 122zc; low middling 1850; good ordinary
lOL4c; net receipts S3 bales; gross receipts
1853 bales; sales = bales; sales to spinners 400
bales: stock 1889 bales; exports to Great Bri-
tain 600 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, August 2O.-Cotton firm; mid
ding 12Ac; low middling Ike; good ordinary
1O1zs; net receipts y76 bales; gross receipts
ISL bales; sales 500 bales; stock e. 302 bales
MOBILE, August 2O.-COtton firm; middling
tfSzc; low middling i05kc; good ordinary 93zc;
net re ceipts 81 bales: gross receipts - bales
sales - bales; stock ?, $50 bales; exports coast
wise lO4 bales.
MEIPRIs, August 2O.-Cotton steady; middling
Ii34c: net receipts 81 bales; shipments 697 bales;
sales 375 bales: stock 1854 balee.
AUGUSTA, August 20-Cotton steady; middling
l1Iso; low middling 1850; good ordinary VIC;
net receipts % bales; shipments - bales; sales
bales.
| CHARLESTON, August 20.-Cetton quiet; mid
| ding 11Szc; low middling 1114c; good ordinary
! 1915; net receipts 364 bales; gross receipts
i - bales: sales % bales: stock 1,746 bales; ex-
| ports coaStwise 100 bales.
| NEW YORK, August DEMONSTRATED net re-
/ ceipts to-day for ali cotton ports 1889 bales;
exports, to Great Britain 2 065 bales TO the con-
/ tinent - bales
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-22

8. s. SEMINOLE, Capt. HALLETr, THURS
DAY, August 25, at7:S0A M.
s. 5. SANTIAGO DE CUBA, Capt FooTE,
THURSDAY, September l, at 12:O0N.
s. s. SEMINOLE. Capt HALLETT, THURS
DAY, September 8, at 7:00A.
s =. SANTIAGO DE CUBA. Capt FooTK,
THURSDAY, September IS, at 1880 P. NJ.
TNHROUGH bills OF Iading given 10 New
i England manufacturing cities. Also, to
Liverpool by the Ounard, Warren and LeyIand
lines.
The ships OF this line connect ct their wharf
with all railroads leading out of Boston.
RICHARDSON & BARNARD, Agents.
r. W. NICKERSON 4 CO., Agents. Boston.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-22

Connecting at Fernandina with Transit Road
for Waldo, Gainesville, Cedar Keys, Tampa
and Key West.
Close connection made with steamers for
Enterprise. MellonvilIe and Intermediate Land.
ings on the Upper st. Johns, also with steamers
for the Ocklawaha river. First-class passen-
ger accommodations. Through tickets and
state rooms secured, and all Information fur
nished at Office, corner Of Bull and Bryan
streets, Pulaski House.
Freight received daily, except Sundays
JNO. E. ROBERTSON, General Agent.
LEVI ]. GAZAN. q. 7. A.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-22

R1cE.-The demand for this grain was good
today. 135 barrels were sold, the market
closing firm. We quote:
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-22
MEMORANDA

Steamship City of Augusta. New York.
Steamship Saragossa, Baltimore.
Steamship City of Savannah, Philadelphia
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Savannah, Florida & WesteTa Ry


SAVANNAH, August 4th, 1851. J
ON and after SUNDAY, August 2, ss1, Pas
" senger Trains on this road VIII run as fol
lows:
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-22

kIsSSeIlEeEs TOM savannah Tor brunswick
take this train, arriving at Brunswick Q 200 % m.
Passengers leave Brunswick gao a m ar.
rive at Savannah 800 D. m
Passengers for Darien take this train.
PASSENGERS leaving Macon 200 a. m. daily
connect at Jesup with this train for Florida
Passengers from Florida by this train con
meet at Jesup with train arriving at Macon 1850
D. m daily Except Sunday.
, 1881-01-18
THE IOWA GOVERN0RsHtP,

Special Correspondence " The Chicago Tribune.
DU1CQUE, IT,, JIM. l4.-rhe withdrawal OF
the lion. j. X. Grnyus from tho contest for
the lowA Goyurnorsh1p was announced III
tho Times OF this city some time ngo. 1t oc-
casloned universal regret among Ills friends
throughout tho State. Public sent lInent Is
Mt present writing decidedly favo rablo to
Statu Senator william Lnrrahcc. of Fayctto
County. not 0nly In this lThlrlll district, il,
which lle resides, but throughout tho north
erli portion of tic State. Even IN tho SOUTH
erl lltf uf tic Stat0 llu Is rapidly growing In
popular favor. Ills competitors nre uX-Alu-
it0r of State Duren X. Sherman, nnd Lieut.
Coy: Campbell, both Ut whom Mrc competent
to I'LL thu position nccul,tabiy, hut tllelr Sec
ton Ut tito Stute has hnQ thu GOycrnDtal,lp
EreAt lMNl,y years, and public sent iment IL now
claulOrtnE far recognition Ut the northern
l,hlf Of thB State. But aside from nll
sectional feeling on tito subject, Mr.. Lar
rAbee Is ulsQuesttOMnbly gaining decided
lead III tho contest. Ills characteristics Ar0
such MS 10 nlnku HIN u popular fay1rlt. l1e
lllS bctil for eighteen yenrS Il member ut l,u
State Senate, representing FAyettp County
all that tine. Asttlp fr0M Ills services II, the
Senate, llu l,as In tic main devoted himself
to agricultural pursuits, ntld Is t0-ttny Que uf
tho most successful farmers Ill tho othte. lie
has bupn far years the Nestur.ot the Iowa
Sennte. At my rAte llfs popularity IL such
that In I'LL pOrtiuns ut tho State hu lly nd.
llerehts TINT are laboring tloyotetlly III his be-
llAl(. 1t Is entirely satp to prelllet TINT State
Senator William Larrabee Will bu the Mext
Governor Ut 1Uwn. SSAuSnY.
, 1881-01-18
OBITUARY..
HANS 1IAI:tsTINQ.

INNS ilacrting, lato Secretary Of the Fire
Department. was yesterday buried Mt Grace-
land Cemetery, -.
Sunday mon tho remains, resting In n
handsome coffin, were removed frum tho
room wl,ero Hans died to Flre-Assocatlnn
Hall, in cngiMe-louse No. IL, OIL Dearborn
street, near, Water, mud hero they wero visited
during Sunday anl yesterday by a host
Of people WHO had known mid
loved tho man. The coffin was benutI-
fully decorated with flowers. the Gifts
Of Intimate friends and tho Firu
Department. at tho foot WIS q broken pill
lar Of tuGeroscs, calnelilas, aud grecil fuliage;
nlld the head WIS Il cross Of green Ivy; with
ono canollla In the cuntre; between tho cross
,uld pillar was q rich, hoWery array of
wrcatls, anchors, and grasses; ntltl large
pillow Of Ivy md tlberOscs that hat beUn
plnesa .sst nsar tie head boro tho inscription
Tho f,ncrul took place at 9 o'clock yester-
that liour arrived seyclty-l,yo nlcn,bgrs Ut tho
antt;;slnrsl!nl II. Y; ShHy, a.nt twenty.toar
head, formed nj tho Clty-llnll a.l!., preceded
by u bnlld Ut music, marched III a ht,ty tu thu
enElntsli0t.se, which was atreatly crowded OIL
every !loor. About the sa,ne time II teegu-
t!ol Ut a0n1e llfteell or tlOro numbers Of tho
mi wMiGl' .'au GonfSyeu ,Msse lliiMhgs q clty
ni vIs IT, nin 1tlots 'o l'le plAee i"'1's poeH-
adta ou t!o stneet ,,n .,,,xo o ~, ,.,,.,.o.
u fnr 1eMrty ~ Ionf liners WIS ah 9iiihtol,,
Iupse" p,., n.teu!t ~, " peopie iaSslus W "!l!
mWn w is,,s i,,c,a WY ~ OF
Gn1n'ilg n iFoin y 'Ast inok NJ Inv pSacHt0i lnce.
M Tip ha!! itss!t Was ayercrowtiet r. wit!. iat!lss
@ ailA kentleiilctl "alttilx 10 hear Inc fc'IlhfKs
| that Wero 10 bc Al,ltle.
MAfuh ltAEsis0N -.
| finally took his station ut the foot of tllo
cUi.l,l, md snItl: They wure tliorn to puy q
list niltl lOvnE tribute to a ntI6o man; ilIoy
| wcro tU take thu i,iuco Of mother villa, cliff
tlrr,, md sisters, for Ilulls iiucrting lift
| none Of these, Fnw men wcru So little
k1Owt GENERALLY win |ihI 10 ,l,,li,y dear md
i0yinK irIullta. Thu slWal;er lIuI nut lin
ilrst III Cincinnati dllrinE tilo Convention,
Wien ilaMs cN1,lu to ills roOIn ,sltl sl,uMt Mi
| f0ru seen tn tt.at spacu Of tine s,icl,
q dISplay ,of huu,uf, wit, mid ktntily
fcelIug. ilaus llacrtil,x Wis Eenlus, lit
Guft,rv thp iltlts 0f lis gunIl,s woru ripp fnr
Euthoring, Ills ili1lti wus clear u,,l collcisu.
| TiiI Ills Convictions wcrn hnrI NJ stnnj. h,It
stiIl i,s llaI lie ioylng ,iatttro of n wni,,at,.
Whntuyur I'D tl,rile.l kts intention 10 i,s iii
weii, liz di,l We'll u.s. W an El,Riisi,, Gcrman, @
Or Frey,cl, Journalist. ailu ui ti,u Stulip wns
, 1881-01-18
UNION VETERANS,

- ouftc!s" VI AAsolt HaNH1soH.
Inc aalolt1loa anasa! meelitE ot tho ch'cago
thnr olnt. r.n,,, ~ ,hn f.-".,,, p,,,,n., ,.ss,,
~. .uos ct"o-tootn - 'no ns"ao 1Aol'o 4'otel'
1lero WoEt nuolt lhS pteaeht' ...
tol' ". T. heflohor. tho newiy'electeu Frcsi-
acnt OF tho Club, oti assuming tue chnir rcal Ill
address III which ho congratulated tho Club On
It's suceesstul action during the uoI,tlcul cum.
pale", " 'ue t,ast 3eaF' t!e so't1t4y e''Auleht-
ed on NAyur Harrison and l|s "stlowAlk clec-
unIty Immediately rur Inn purnosc of acr,,rl,,v
tho e.cc,tnn NJ n nr,mm'nccl I,cun,,,i".n M",ns
lie recommended thu prompt organization Ut
thu auxiliary clubs ~ u n,paus 10 that cnd.
T,l,p cnmbinetl reuorta If cuut. Curtis the gec-
Tiun;, :" H. on. t0 asnrof; aa INC
- II HI III 's.,t,'r M ~, tpT tMvyoar
hat.nt.ts NJ m1ias ani n *is, tf Vital, IL I"a9
, 1881-01-18
CONTAGIOUS DISEASES.

n,,.,. - a,,, aa,,t ~, ~ .,,s ,,,,.hor
-" u. 49, ...a.a ,..,.,.1u ~, ,ano.
nro gool for m eutletnlo Of severe character.
People ean do no moro sensible thing thnn to
exercise rigid caro, keep themselves mud their
and use dtsenfcctants. Tho children especially.
and nls0 grown persons, should 70 to tholr
family physicians n,il got yacclnatcd without
,,n1ow irhoro +. ,,n to,irr ,vnr. ,,nc hun 1,cc,,
esposea expos. To to tho y tns tlseaso. ~ Only a a. fsw
@ s.nail.poa M rode IN wost Side ear md no doubt
wc c oo1s 2. th"s y vchcs a y sea
nlMl unconfortAbiy covered. 1nstcud Ut hay or
strtw, rubber. uniting should DO used OF tho
DIV fro,n Nc. Il Currlcr street. in tic Four
os sreai W More Ss syoo y s'sk sS o
1Hland nycn.,c. ~: North May, 1s5 West Jackson,
N fiIr IA TIM npw casa on Diuo Isouti aypr,1o
Ia coEcornci. Dr. linil found the paticnt, n Kirl
II yunrs OF nHe, t,ntnul Lem Friedman, lii sa-
s!ck. It WIS d placc is,ici, froqucnteJ. but the M
pationt wus removed tn tho 1Iusptnl, tho rest OF
tho faInity vacetnatej, ind tho house thorough
w. M lmhllGntGGa. ,.,, ,,,,oh ,,,o ~
nny sns Gt IaS acr n snar Ss
SSus"sa %ons oSsrta to 4f''''' '''"' o"''F S'V''
rnEyENT ANY ONE FROM GOING NEAr THE
HOUSE,
ssi aaskot liz frends war" noo th
Il 0y S pov s te a n a eas aSy sa ssx
noilt, n6t soo! nor woulii tev be niiowcd to yist
tug i ho.so: W, H., -. a..,n, ~. co,o., no,,,,
coprcr ~ n ny anS Wost Mnnsnn sr"nts ti
lra',ov hn MY M as msss oo y, nYir ,oihnr M
physluaM bad dsetao her IT,. suse mcas1ss u
ana "ff nnc" nnfiiin,i fha Iinoith nennrttnrnf'
, 1881-01-18

Tho auditorium OF the Slelhnillst Church was
given up Sunday evening to tho l'rnyInx t,nnd,
80 wcil-known for their good labor In the city.
They held ono Of their peculiar meetings with
great success. The church was liiicl With II
VERY attentive audience. THO exercises con-
slated uf singing anl prayer, aud tho relation ut
INTEREST was s,,snifestcH by ti,ose present, ant
ut tho CLOSE Of tue meeting quite Il nutubur nr
tho llliitl..
Tim lIou. William H. Parsons Will sivo tho
scc0n! lecture In tho stti,.cnts' leeturr. .coMtse
THY nyeuinE In tho nlcltorutn of tug Motho.
dist Church, On tho subject: " Tho Heroes Of
tho UQMprIU Age"
, 1881-01-18

able to attend tho funeral Of Hans IfacrtlnR, tho
late Secretary Of tho Fire Department.
TnE se,1th-Town Collector. Mr., II, 4. Farwcll,
has hnldcd over 100000 OF his collections u tho
CITY Treasurer.
hAYon 1fAnRtRnN anys that ho will promote
soflc pcrknn tl tho nIlcc Of tho flrn Department
tU tho rincV loft vnCnnt by. tho ttcAth nf Mr.
flaert,lsg. Tic will nut nppnnt hcw nun.
II. T. Howe, WIN Is acting fur tho bttttor men,
Called TN Mayor liRrrlsnt yesterday ~ nAk him
to rernllt tho chemist uf tho fenith department
n T. "Eso , , s snp;ss Hf IT,, ttsr COLLECTED ny
MAYOR HARRISON hn$ Euuc to Springfield tn
pruysnt. II E,oe*lhlc. tl,D pMssnxo Of scnutor
Mnnn's RESOLUTION. which proposes t4 turn tl9
i0w lntn Lake Michigan instua.l Ut tho canal, rs
at present.
, 1881-01-18

Cnmr,,t'c. Stockton, bolton, White, and f.. II.
Smith were at,dca 10 tho Connslttce. aud were
instructed to Invite nil vctcrnns or tho War to
participate With tho Club In tho rxctraton.
frhp*u desiring to lnako tho trip should acnA
their names to Lewis r. .1ncobs, No. IL, Wish
Ingtnn street. lto0sn III.
tho committee nnpufntctt to organize drum.
corps reported TINT tho drums wcrv I'M tENir
WY. and tl,at Tho ttrpx vo lr established sit.
isfactutS. .Thuy. were instructed IL secure
tt,nrterR mud nli instructor fnr corps to 10
cuIr,possl or tho eons nf fntulI,er. af tho Club.
Tito following appointments fur tho nnHtiti.E
ycnr wcrn then ni,!ti,lncct1: Assistant srcrrtlt-
rtcs william II, cort.tor md wIllinm u. fsrpwn;
Assistant Mnrsiinf. James Elrghnrn: Chnrnin.
Tho iscv. e. q. Tre.,,ii; H,rg,s, Dr. j. i. Lano:
Judge AtavocM!c. Fnsitn U. iln.
Comrades VIEWER. +. H. Hnilth, Manning.
I.nnc, mud tlart,cr were appointed n cusnn1ittce
IN consider tho rrorrcty of. mud 70 mike ar- M
rn,iEcnsenta ftsr. reunion of tho Club Fcb. -,
WnsnYtDn's lIfrtllt1Ry.
Eomruslrs Flint, E,tnlt. nnti Mnck wcro npt,olnt-
cl Cnlu.nittce ou ttief to ct,nst,rr nj! cases OF
tlestitutt0n MnannE members ut tho club.
Tho meeting tt,on adjourned Until tim sccond
Sfunny III February. when tue staIlllng COLL
tees VIII l'o announcptl.
, 1881-01-18
IO1rS HENRY TRUMAN

JOHN HENRY TRUMAN.
Tho funeral services Ut the 1nlc .lnl, Henry
TrHlna,, took p1aea yesterday FORENOON nj his
lAtu residence, ;t4t lturlbut street, and were
callssuutctl in tho presence of largo number
Of friends and arquaiNtancGs by tho Rev. w.
j. l'etrlr, Rectur of tho Church nj Our Savior,
of whlcl, the deceased gentleman WIS MI
li0n0rel mil respected member. The First
Regiment t1limrtet furnished tho customary
ul,lstc appropriate to tho SOLEMN surround
lngs.. At thu conclusion Of tho services,
which were exceedingly Impressive, tlle pal!-
l'aris, col. Swntnc. William. Buckingham,
C. es.t G "tH - En- a n st9w'yt x a Srf + s eSse o
ycycd tn 0sacrfand. wlhoru It was placed in
tho vault To retlaln Until spring.
Afarch - tsi7.., After iin!slllnE l'ls etlrca-
n"stly on font, during whIel, tiI!c l!e ACTED
Shortly utter tlle breaking out uf t!e WMr l,e
returned! ~ t!lIs country, AIht joinet tho
tho s:s'ne journal. 1lc was afterwards secrc-
tary IL tiov. Sprague, and Mt n later date 1,c
received MI aNInintnetlt In tho Treasury
pnpartment. About the same lime hc rGail
srSatsd S @ " viii III oor Sut' IT e Ga,ab < 'a ss aW
School. II, lna' lln came to this city, md etl
tered tho law Office Of EklrIdgc y Tollr-
tc'Eotte. Subsequently, ,lIu formed law
r1sTsS xs4ats %lt ast'iale M a L. hIsai Is "' w;t 81
;,;, NJ: n: ., lsrk!ns. The ,s,' !a'tyr i, WIS WIS
married to Miss Georgfo T: ,Cowtlery. lfv
leavcs II witlow ntnl three children. Atr. Trli-
Regiment, and was subsequently, assigned to
tic stAtt Of Gen. Turrcncg, With tho rank OF
Major. This position hs recently resigned
oi account OF the pressure Of business ell
, 1881-01-18
TIE ION. G. Y. PATTERSON.
Specid[ Dfspdtth ia The fhfenoo TSsb,i,,e.

TEn,.E llAurE, Ind, Jan. 17.-The lion,
Chambers Y. Patterson. Judge Of tho Four
tccnth judicial Circuit, died this inor1.-
Ing, aged til years. lIe was tho Mayor Of tic
city FROM 1s5J to 1scO, when Ne wns elected
Common Pleas Judge. III 1867 lie was elect
cd Judge Ut tho Circuit Court, which position
l,n held Mt the ttnlo 1f his death. lilo WIS
honest nnl upright iii all his dealings, nlld
enjoyed the confidence Mld esteem 0t tho ell
tire community.
, 1881-01-18

Capt Il. u. Wilson, MI eld mariner. who
for over twenty years sailed tlLe lakes. died
Of pneumonia ut lis residence, No. 156 Ever
greeil avenue, Saturday evening, At TIC ttno
Of his death he was owner ind Captain of tho
schooner Nowsboy. 1lu was gentleman
highly respectes! By tho snilors mid vtsscl-
men with whom he ca,nu In contact during
IN l,ls death they lose friend whom they tic
lighted to llullur,
, 1881-01-18
TE1tDE 1IAu1,E. IND.

TEtlllE HATTIE, 1n,l., Jan, 17.-JUago
Chambers q. Patterson died here this MORN
ing, after several weeks Illness. llo was
Judge Of tho circuit composed OF Vlgo and
Sullivan Counties, and was profound jurlst
md ltighly-respcctca, citizen, llo leaves
widow, two SONS, and n daughter.
, 1881-01-18
ANOTHER I'I4AN.

To tAs Editor Of T1s Chicago Tribune.
CHICAGO, Jan. 1a-I hayo noticed many sug-
gestions In your papor aa to tho best snethnd Of
getting rid OF sewur-gas, md to-day ]. ID.
Murphy Advocates tho building OF chin,npys OF
tUwcrA 10 effect the object.
atn OF opitou tt4t . cheaper and quito nR
elective p!nn would bo fouu4 Gy conveying the
gas from tho Sewers by tubing to the s,noke-
whence It would bo trnnsferred to tho upper air,
fur ont OF harms way, costing comparatively
noth!n4, and rl1!linE tho city Of y lanKorons
, 1881-01-18

bridge, Presently Mr.. Nalstoatl ruahct, of,,,.,
mud called him to stup. Tho felInw cvi,annla nla
thought he hntl won his l,Gjnt. t.Sttltt sn.cntj
don't do that" continued SIR II. wv w'nsI aesI
antot try B0nle othor rtnn. Come tp ih,"t y y
tho fnst two fellnw1 who trict! TINT wnro " \
axint for Ftbrttnr1j. 'ld9s
, 1881-01-18

WAUKE0AS, ILL.,, Jan. 17.-Thc Gnzcttc an
nounces the regent death Ut three prominent
citizens OF 1.aku County within fow days
past: John pope, of Newport, agcd e.; John
Murphy, Of Shields, aged IL tho came TO
lake County fron Chicago in 1s33), and tho
lion. Elisha t;rit!ley, nf Vernon, aged Gs.
liz came 10 Luke County In IRE, md repre-
scented this district iii tho Legislature In
, 1881-01-18

PEORIA, ILL.,, Jun. l7.-Norinnn Howe. ngcd
Go yenrs, md olc Of i'eorla's oldest settlers,
died yesterday.
uei,. l}roock, aged 70, who camo To Peoria
IN 1875, llus inst died at Toulou, Stark
County, III this State.
, 1881-01-18

T!nu.naon. p. ". GreRier, w; j., llyncs,
iarry filthy Ns' iaSens.' n a" Ansiits ] ij5SysN SiN' D''
Tho order nf the funeral procession rs 1t
left tho enginc-llOusn fnr Gracpta,Ml was:
1lal,t: cnrrIages with city officials; t'oltce
md Flrp Depnrtinrnt escort; pall.bcarers nlltl
hcurec: relatives and cilEzclls,
, 1881-01-18


WA1rE-WAi.C .COl.r-on jan. t, ut Tie ses|.enss
Wilaa ii. Chnrifi. Ill. frgdHrias i. Nal,c, Of Ca.
cAEo. ILL.,. nnd Salns Mabel ii. WA!cntL
NNW-MII.l. .l.11AS--At 1tinon, Wis, Oct. H. In
Harry !. Ner, OF indianapolis, lnI., md Nil
kAehArtno V. Ml1IIxnn, Of ChicnHu.
, 1881-01-18
.. Terrible Lnsh or Life.
Millions Of rnts. ,nleo, cats, he,l.hlIxs ro,o..
lnaa 1rlfvgs1y collision with ItuIlu ar, I.sn
Bold by druggists. l5c boxes. 'e1S

NEW E1CtFnslnN II, THE Titnr1cs-Ifn.,a.
Mexico, and New Orleans steMn!uts rurr Wa Wa
York nearly every wcok. Excursion irI,m ~ icy ,s
wceka or four weeks. Excursion tIrk.;s n, M ..t
!lilced rates. Scna tnr paHt.litet with inr1S r. ~
lnrS. 4. Alexandra II Huls, ~ Ilrtatlwnv y 'Ea'
, 1881-01-18

The beat Is always tho chuapest, therefore got
one Ut tho new No. 3 snwinX- ulA AcAney.-hest tu
the world. Wheeler & WILSON Manufacturing
Company. No. 1bs Atate 1tratL
, 1881-01-18
lsorstord's Acl4 Phosphate in typhoid


hlIye been greatly bonetlted myself, a.. also,
have othurs, frOM us.r,x li0rsfoesi'A Arlst PhDs-
phate. | hayu used 1t to the exclusion Of uIt
uther remedies, In typhoid seycr, with very Xrat-
flying results to myself. and with thanks from
NY pattcuta fur sQ ngrceagl0 9 rgtuedy.
q. Ii, J. kELLAN. M. D,
st. Charles, Mum.
, 1881-01-18

ExTRADlTl0M CASE IN SAN FRANCISCO.
SAN FRASclscu, Cal, Jun. l7.-lm the cgso
Of Dodom!ro Gotta, the extraditel Mexican,
tho Judges OF tho United States District and
Circuit Courts Wero unable to agreu. alld the
casa was referred to the Supreme Court.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-24
A New Departure.

Children are wearing so many light cassi.
mere suits for fall and winter, that Mr..
Diefendorf thought best 70 select some cloth
styles, Look At them to-day and to-mo, ow,
at Fourth and Market streets, Wilmington
Clothing House.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-24

victory with union, or defeat with dis
union? The Republican party Is q
party composed Of men combined to-
gether by a living principle, far above
selfish ends. If 1t succeeds 1t must
triumph on principle. If there Is any
one man or half dozen Of men who
think that they are really necessary Tor
the salvation of the party-who think
the party cannot succeed thoutthem'
they are not wanted in the party and
they should Immediately step to the
rear. Men who imagine that the ke-
publican prrty was made to advance
their interests should 60 to the rear
they are not wanted. Men who are
chronic office hunters, and like JACK
in.the. box" burst open the lid when
ever an office is mentioned saying"here
am take me-" are not wanted for the
success of the party.
The party will seek the man it wants
to Advance to an office and if LETT alone
untrameled and unmanipulated it will
choose a man who will lead it to vic
tory-and victory is what it wants more
than a particular man for leader.
We do most sincerely hope that the
efforts. now being made for peace In the
party may be crowned with success and
then victory may be expected to perch
upon the Republican banners in all the
elections of 1882.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-24
Bride and Groom Nuy priee d.

A week or ten days ago DR.. Frank
morrison and Miss Ella, the accom-
plished daughter of Franklin and Eliza
beth Darlington, of West Chester, Pa,
were united in the holy bonds of matri.
mony and on Friday evening last, they
were surprised by visit from large
number of their friends, who presented
them with various useful and fancy
articles. DR.. H. G. Wood was also
present with his violin and furnished
music for flying feet for a reasonable
period, after which refreshments were
served AMI at q seasonable hour the
party retired to their respective homes
to dream over coming joys and other
pleasant surprises.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-24
WILMINGTON ATHENAEUM.

Private lessons in Latin, Greek, German
French. r., glish and Spanish given every
evening to a select number Of pupils,
both Ladies and Gentlemen by
PROF. =. ". HOCHkEPPEI.,
at his residence, III Tatnall street.
Two less ons week are sntficient to learn a
language within a 10. sunahle time. Ladies
may be taught at home. Apply at once.
Oct22-In