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itor-in-chiei eliminated l72 Of them,
a piece of temerty on his part,
which we fear may yet produce a
coolneSs between these trenchant
young journalists. This will be fol-
lowed by crushing article on "Tbe
Right Of Every American Citizen to
Do Just as He Pleases," illustrated
with Lion crouching behind a
bush, ready TO spring upon the Cod
dess Of Liberty who will be rep
resented in dropping posture shed.
ding tears over the act prohibiting
the sale of the nations beverage
whisky.
DR.. R. C. Prewitt will furnish an
article citing some Remarkable
Cures effected by Fitzpatrick Bit
ters," with the opinion of Ex-At-
torney General Henderson that the
sale of them without license is not
indictable, Gid. Carr and Jas. Will
liams to the contrary notwithstand-
ing.
Mr.. John l.. Driver will furnish
an able essay on "Justice." THIS
IS subject that has engaged Mr..
Drivers attention for many years,
and we have no doubt that he will
handle it ably.
Mr.. Robert Dean will furnish an
able article on "Bllliards as a Sci
ence." What Bob don't know about
Billiards is not worth knowlng--to
be followed by "What we know
about collecting whiskey license
from FIat-boats."
Mr.. John NJ. Caycc will contrib.
ute az original essay on "The Re-
fining and Elcvating Influences of
Saloons"
Mr.. John O. Blackwood's first
contribution will be headed Chow
Many Whiskey Straighls Can A
Man Drink without Bursting Y-the
Bar" from notes from personal ex.
perience.
Our readers can now see what a
treat is store for them. The name
of the paper has not yet been deci-
ded upon, and We regret to hear of
some of our hard hearted people
suggesting such names as " The Tip
ler's Own" "Beer Jerker's Week.
ly," Stock Holders Lament"
Whlskey Ring Circle" &c. Now,
we suggest that they call it the
" Weekly Bonanza" for it will be a
perfect bonanza TO its publishers,
and we expect to see, ere long, the
stock holders OF the new paper, like
the editor Of this paper, taking rank
with the monied kings of the land,
all made from the " Weekly Bonan.
za;' that is If the Saloon men in the
concern don't burst it because Mr.
Mathis is not sound on their side of
the Temperance question, or that
Senator Driver don't withdraw be.
cause Mathis is too solid on the Has.
kin racket. We are very much
afraid there are 100 many conflict.
ing elements and Interests in the
concern. But they may barmonize,
and have right TO publish Il paper
if they see fit-lile a street car or
there's always room for
one more, and we wish them success.
But, it 1t is rs we have understood,
that they intend merely to "Run
Roussan out" we have only to say,
in the language of Shakespeare,
" Lay on McDuif, and damned be
he who first crios, hold, enough"
--- n~-z-
Eouisc Chapel E'tc-nic.
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OscEoLA, ARK, June lst., 1881.


OscEoLA, ARK, June lst., 1881.
Mr.. EDITOR: Had II. b. Smith
in his article OF May the 9th. con.
fined himself to his own defense, oi
had he abused and maligned hal
the living in Mississippi county, oil
stood by his first contract TO have
The article rewritten, and had ac
cepted the advice Of the rovisor and
left our departed friends name un.
disturbed, then he would not have
committed the LiGnder ol making
charges against one whose lips are
forever closed, and afterwards say.
8 let the good he has done 1--we after
him, and his evil deeds be buried
with his boncs," nor should we have
asked space for this article.
But as Mr.. Smith has seen proper
to make serious and damaging
charges against one who now sleeps
in death, we will say this much in
defense of the character Of our de-
ceased friend.
De. James f. Davies was not the
first TO complain Of irregularities in
the p. o. at Golden Lake, and per-
haps Mr.. Smith has Il slight recol
lection ofone Mr.. Youngblood, who
it is said was assaulted and beaten
at or near that office, because he
committed the heinous oilcnsc of
charging some Of the attaches of said
Office of borrowing valuable jewel
ry from hls (Youngblood's) letters.
This circumstance, we believe, hap.
pcned some four or five years since,
ard two or three years prior 10 the
laying of the trap to catch the nao
cent officials at Golden Lake.
And further, why does not Mr..
Smith come out with the name OF
the gentleman who saw the Doctor
partly open the letter IN the office
and afterwards give the said letter
to Mr.. Troy ? tbs very act of with
holding that name, we think, is al
most az good defense OF the Doe
tor as was The admission of Mr..
Smith that he and the Doctor were
no friends.
We do not wish to leave the I'm.
preston on the minds Of any that
Mr. Smith IS guilty Of any Of the
charges made against him, nor do
we think that DR.. j. +. Davies
would make false or malicious char.
yes against any one, but Mr.. Smith
should remember that he is not the
only person who handled the mali
at Golden Lake, and also think Of
the influence brought TO bear upon
the interest of the Doctey at that
place, which we understand went 80
lar at one time rs 10 ImpIison his
(tho Doctor's) motborln. in the
ware honse.
Asking pardon for this intrusion,
we are yours, Very Respectfully
RoBtRr DEAN,
v. Is, ilNsRTNs,
Gs0aGE blNroN.
A...l 80. l.. I.l. IL. 1. ~ -
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delivered by DR.. Joyncr and Prof

delivered by DR.. Joyncr and Prof
Mathis, suited to the OCCASION. A
feeling of interest was awakened in
every direction, and q good time
followed. The tables were spread
and burdcncd, not with loaves and
fishes the council Of cooks, and the
experience of eighteen hundred
years has taught our women some
thing about cooking. Tho meats
were variety from n small fry TO
a full grown shanghigh, with hams,
pork and kid, cakes, custards and
pies of every description pickles,
vegetables, honey, coffee and other
good things innumerablc, nice and
inviting, and, Just suited to our cul-
tivated taste. May God bless the
women of Frenchman and Gross
bayous, and may their children rise
up and call them blessed may they
i've to conquer the world in right
eousness, and leave satan dcthroned,
and throw blessings back to heaven
as anpcls brought them down, and
their righteousness be as the stars
of the armament above, and their
peace as the waves of the sea, and
at last enter where the wicked will
cease from troubling, and the weary
be at rest at Gods right hand.
Yours Respectfully,
l. +. TDoy.
The Osceola times., 1881-06-04

THE Missouri marriage license
law has gone INTO effect, and that
state ceases to be a Gretna Green
for loving youths from adjoining
regions.
The Osceola times., 1881-06-04

HARRISON, Boone county, was
visited by destructive fire a few
days ago which destroyed the. busi
ness portion Of the town. Ii is the
work Of incel ldiarism.
The Osceola times., 1881-06-04
EARS FOR THE MILLION
Foo Choo's Balsam'of Sharks Oil
Positreiy Restores The Hearing o,id is the
Ogty dbSoiute Cure for Dsafaess
knOipn.

This OIL is extracted irsm peculiar species OF
small White shark, ght IN the GLOW Sea
known M Carcharodon Rondcloth Every
Chin Csc hshcrmau knows Il, Itsyiriues as are
sturative Of hearing were discovered 10y u Bud
Ghist Priest about the year l4i0 Its curr- were
so numerous and many so srcmingly mnathtioas
that the remedy was officially proclaim ID over
the cut re- empire. ~ use becane sO univ lr-tl
that for over 300 years no deafness has existed
among ihe Chinese pi0ple, sent, chafgcs pre-
paid, 10 any address ai ) per bottle.
Only Imported by HAiLOCK n CO, Sole
Agent for America, Day st.. New York.
Its virtues are unquesiionahle and its curative
Character ahsolutc, Hs the writer can personally
testify, both ON experience aBd observation.
Among the many readers Of the Rcytuwin one
part and gno her of ilu country, II is probable
that numbers are afflicted VITA deafness, 90 4 Ia
such ID NAV be suid: t'Nrite 20 once 20 Hay
lock 4 Co = Ncy Street New York, enclosing
81, and you will receive bY return a remedy tina,
will enable you 10 hear Ike anybody else, and
whose curative effects viii be permanent lpu
will never regret doing so. Editor Of New
Noik Mercantile Review. Sept s5 1880.
The Osceola times., 1881-06-04
CoMMoDoRE Mutt is reported dead

HAYS WHITE, the murderer of
Sheriff Beattle, of Crittcnden coun.
ty, will hang next Friday, the 10th.
inst.
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THE OSCEOLA TIMES.
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For the accommodation of lIigmis I'm civil
cases will hcryuftcr hold Courts on the first aud
fhi.d Mondays IN each month
JAMEs LSrON.
Justice of the Peace.
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, 1881-02-15

, u,,Il,pu 10 .llrinse terms, -'' fur
s' . rrr., cnr'rnrh. lnet" x,. ,n,l,,rn,
r ,nsr 'e' Of III sc. md IN ru1'l" Instances
Tie ruppy n'"s u. sa ,r,. ,,,,c ar nothlnx
notcr ff'u %n,, uuutEty wns mt VERY so'd.
y, Notwithstanding the a"fn" .n,.'ry IounWunl
If the ta'e' rnc tcet droyes ruhi At tsW
i'm T.. - -. s,ul with tho tulk Mt EiIHt 1.75.
, 1881-02-15

sNEEr-Neceivch during slnauy nno M"nnay.
f. t9nio tlue ~ Heski H tnn lnst @ s. s9,%s t;
alppea iast mesx X HIT H. rIa ~ ,E Nv hIt sfI, n
,ta y reports u mn nuS'ltic9 y to tsns@ etu Mms
~ act!F1 GaAIln. Hitler when ,t.,st q Iat M"fain9
of a,t week ras fecofGItH .npp9tS M t. M.;H . IEn.
butchers hoa;ht !ree!y, aha mpnnt ~! ao m .tgn.s %
1prns1 II " etriSHs ,tns II ,lr,,Ts II ItsG KnnsMs
ibee fed md shipped bY r. H. Howe tui " t!l9
ss III es ssss1f III IL; NJ IN " Stshsa
HnEr1. EtLrs.
r. Il, u.,<A,s,. sr I,-i.4 lEo l., Trt+t
Sa 4s ffaS;lnH .i II; sS4iiH iii iii H.i.1
;'!%; @.:& 115ii:::::i1 .&ss 5a:".i&' :s:ls
Mr. yonK. rob 1i-uEryrs-1,cceln,a WATERWAY
,sato.,isy III hrn.. tmint fnr iGn We1I. iIEI
.ss.t xop ~ wssk: TUG 6ak II AZ sassy was II
ther a,Iunp' rn,,u f ntrnv ii nr hauI: rxtrci,,o.
fF ptor tu guo1 steers, Nsllc; tne ind extr tteHrs
TX Rcaefha 81 Sa!es s ys 81 y, i, y
M 1na ~ nvc cnt.n y, " 70 1.nHut,: ~ ~
r. ~ neamaaas Y n a M pass 81, S
H., H. y a'e soeep "'o ea8taases Mttlon W. ufo'seo
pSsirrr-tccetn,. ,uce so,ura,y I'm, totat fur tbs
~. 1ainsf sn te rsyas WEEK: n9sxes
snca maue III ;S4G75 por iii iDs for sheep and fkj
~ iGr lhmbs ,to -,
tesf I'll i21 3 IN NM ~ 1y W.T., t9r st
tTeF, With 11lF Bua18 ut tkc pGF 1Ug ttst ttyQ WDk
ST. LOUIS.
demand: sales limited by light supply; expurtarr+
1872: ~" eood 70 choice shtpnlnR Nufto9; Iair t9
sn: I'll y Sn"'fs fs,- 11 & tes senree ~ ss ~
nd Setes 'a stoeto;s 20 nopa sd iesasEv seetco
retelpts, -; shipliepta, iWI '
sHEEn-Vuieti fair tu good, A011t75 choica 10
4tTffsJ s@HJ4h W Eecci81st Mi hhlptueHts. lN
, 1881-02-15

frvrrnI Inttancc. n,nc, ma ~ hi, In shr.s
changes thIs'Hs rei'cctna tho iuctuntinx fntn-
psr Ut speculation Mt tho NeAt. 1'lip
lalcst trhs,snct,uns !ndIcnted II slight fn.Iy.
verJ sn tfry rrf,nrtc fur trsInp wrat, pnrtly
s1uH /" lilo furIlGr r1nru advance cnlulrd hy rl!urs
Fairs NJ red at tlgt!xHla. ciu-l"v nt tl"' ns.c!:
NJ 3red ut t1}an1tt4. cttRlhH nj iHia ASKED: hn
fsbrtlnrr ut sl44st.id1( clnsIa at 4l.lsS bill: ttu
March Ut shd lS1. closing kt& &l.iyK lid, do April Mt
*aNt"tl2l eiutina ut tI.=fI hu. III Mny nj s1.aH4N
l4HG csK ut el.-U&: Su rcd TT Il. .7!k3i.li{: ,t.
eT"Ir rrti NJ sI.l;alIHas Mo- Milwaukee spring, In
Htorc. At sils twlth No. ) chl,nsxo uuotcd at
tk13 b'1. hnd tf.aG ns*edjt Now furk No. ! spring
ntsil!. C"sn-'arr estcns'vc 1sn'actions reported
t''..ny. chloHy III thu specn.AlIvp Intcrosts and
though nlHn|nR nnn'cwl,tt trreauar nn1 In tho III"
atancs of tho tehrahrJ opt1on. thns'e 1nwer, ruling
konerny much str'nauT. RnnnE, nv rn!r. IN enray
April has7ac; and Tor say >c bu.he'. satas mixed
Wrhtetn "nssnscd ut i1aiec. US u qualify,
ne Ssm u s"k .s' s'"nss W.. n.e n 'ise s sss,
4 s' ;:;iss (; s;' d.
iSw insed nsisa ,,tarsdsa wh". IT, tjn!s. iass
:s.'y, ~ ,IMx Ysn,taIr .r|is cnrer. I%t le,ss .,
%e,i;f ansfs!c; II as:k'f apsii;y; M!1si
s ;:i ss ;$ss !: ~; y,s; Sst A.
:ssrSa i re Ss Ms Ss.s ;sf
:sss 4.is s
s.:s @ as';s ssa e. s!";s +
'ss sssy "' nsyss 2sSsa ana e" 's' y:
,'a3 .; "a A ma s; s,sSS ' s "1 ,,a; Il H,tS :
!aid aud ls,l nore rniientiY, l.nt,'n rotnit
& %*s.sr wv @ s.' %", as a ;ss s arsut ts:a tas
s5S systy i, Il. r. T[eE 5 II T's Il e
s '.%s ~ %SlIs s +; t:i;S Wa sssa s; sSSsS
5s "; r Sei Ssstss' ss s'; s s':h u 's
1Ttt1 ftE.NiE fa,r tfo,napd will ,a1o. nDt,.9 FLA
, 1881-02-15

sp<ta, Dt,pa,tA to 1as cnteaoo 4+,,.o.
II, uny.,!sS', ~ " ~. ls-lln =. n-Sloun-No /.
cs.,s ~ se:s -. y Gi.
.tnx No. Isa!nteT, ~ y, W. No, ! '. ed' No. q lod.
ao,3s Vi: eih ~ ~ No 4 ~ M tai Sh'ts No: l. ~ ed'
Ss*. = ID, old, q ID. - '0' 'o' s'' W. e''a-
paoYloSs-rors n, t,,,.
Gu, a,aaarooi, atma., Feb. rs p NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
tal H. ID, .h,, ,ao,a o, s,o. ~ I'd, bacon long clear
dull 1t a. tnsa e'eaf. " d. liams-Lons clear
",,se.s!-sp'!nx ,,se. eood ana stoady ss N u, wlnt"r
... ssaa. ~ =. ID for new southctn' cs-n-s,1r"a MIA"
spr. ,.on,a w. 'os old. ~ as for new. 1urpeatlno
tor ,ha oohs aseRdy At IL ID. Nrcelpts Ut wheat
, 1881-02-15
BOSTON.

nDkroy, Foh H.-FlUuh-Qu!ets Western aupoE.
tho. tLl0; cuuAun extrus. tl2s1a.73i Wisconsin
trus, &4tua9hi0i Mnnesola extras, SL139u1i wiptar
whuat tjhiu und MIchlxan. As&aaaJi 1n.ana. Adt3
1tO IT. l.oula tlllnuis, *,7as; sptlna WHEAT put
unts, RluhAs.s3; w!nlef Wleut do. Nl9i477a
uMAlS-Curn hrn; saifei and aow, 674SSQui Btoaul-
u, 514tbsc; gradr. Git&c. Oats st0adyt No. Gnd
oxtsu whlte Gk4Itot No3wh!te. %34&sxci No. uIxed
nnl i Mhttu, *i4s !7G. lk{e. sl.M .
Ht'TTEM-Ah&1cu Westufn crs.mortes, xs82of !ad'c
ruckBd. kN&2jc; culuI1lt,h to xuul, EI4 &t1.
EuuH-WGstesn tttstl. nullhalIf 1hAAc 50
llEtElrEH-E!ullr, L&N 1fl4t euyu. A.nu bN; wheat,
E,uAl hAf OMlA. u 10 hu: 49,. a, .,,.
SuIrAtNT4-turl, 3l,uU b1; whpat 11,1Q 6u.
, 1881-02-15

QUt1,s.
Friends. lsomnns c'.intrsmon, lend mc your
eAr-tntTAt
scttng hen Is one Of tho most on nest Great
urcs In tho world.
TIM pelican, like tho plumber, IS remarkable
fur It's enormous bili. a
How tl get fnt-Do mt watch the butcher
whcn hu cuts your mcat.
4 revolution Of human mlacry.-Af thu Mnnt
10 i'lete fpAwnshop) Il thls notice: Nothing cnn
l,c lent un fAts9 teclh set In rubber."-Furis
ihpr.
Tho tIerati has MI nrttcc beaded "Frauls In
butter" We haven't read Il. but suppose |: ~.
fGrs e substitution Of Jutc for tho Ksnunc artt-
clr f har.-SBuctfse SttN'lt3u.
Strict dlsclplinc: staJor-" How dare you
smoke ut iiara'!s2 ThrHw your ctynr nway ut
u,H:n." tlcutetnlf,t-"W With pleasure, MmJnr."
sinJpr-"You must throw II away without ploas.
"whnt luck did you have fishing yesterday.
lircckrhbrlac1" asked Ut.!ycstuh RcntfntnHn
q! & + ~ wn.knowft itnpse.'nlt.'s , character .sao
tic wharf twenty n1cn with b!ils ca!leL at tie
hhusc to collect ,inncy.'
SnRuur f'oincidencc-'rwo comfcal looking
characters met ut tho GulyeAton Culuu UeItoi.
wv, Iun't" "what a sIns.iar @ c;olt,eh!el.ce m
! .lnn't either" Are ynl from ScRItnf'
,6n, 'n 'ot " thuacr. a'."tller GoIsi.
| Nelts.
- Halycston man furnishes tho following ccr-
% %tlicase Of really valuable M,ctllclnc: "slr
p, ". Ts uaGs 10 ap 9ns Of y
of yo,r Lille 1tenewcr. atd now my lest fre.,.1s
nrr mt s3Ir % krep from running for ti!cc.
hHsG rastcd The lntEl on Tho seat Of my pants.
| n'll VIII ~ tuwn iii my unI'ohcnt with very
hrnyy aJortty.. Send !no nintsier buttic. and |
will lund IN ihe United Sthtus senatc.''
,,. lso~n + :ast4!n Of tte Eighty. .eixh;h nra;
rrItiGS ltti1Stff upDt1 Ills hofaGHl1Esntp Tho
, 1881-02-15

AT. lotfIs. Feb. b.M-GnAix-Wheat slow; shhtse
OF 1T tho eIusnt No. roI. t1}1IIlN cnsil. stal8
l March, tiHiH1 IlEf April. st.uj (F uEf SlMyt No.
t0, Vic; No. 10. roc bin. Ehrn BETTER md aow.
3.Ali8,s cn.t EJSaJss{c March, a9sti:E4fo APRIL tut
.6etuso May. A3lt Htc .tnne outs dull Ut lAts31}Sc
cn.h; SIG bd Marelf. ;vc bid April. ltso higher ut
sst. 13atteY tns md nnchanytt.
l.NAtp-Q QnBt At *ht.
Ht'TfEH-unclatIEcA.
EtltiA-IttghrF NJ .las!lr.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY ut tIDd -.
rNnyisf0SA-I.tk ktsu,,s md higher at tt;:i rash
md fshEunty. el.;is!< Mafch. s;1 A1r sis.nt Mnv.
fsdssUs laI,i tHtlgr III ta3) uskad. hacun htx!Igr
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. bAtu bsIa; wheat. ht5l hu: corn,
Eiaa By; M 9... ssM i,u. ry%, nnne; ha1cy, tune.
fa,u3 bn: oals, g.uU bus rtc. nuna, bnfloJ. none.
, 1881-02-15
TIE OSE-LEGGE1) MAN.

II 1ncver adyts. Il .lan to leave his own town.
he safI 10 tho stua1l crowd surrounding hin, at
Inn ttr,ou ,i.nnt ,1o nthor ,,,r u In, r. NM. ~
... "u o''''1 uIros . o Ntuo1 .a'' ~ - "
you ufe ooatia - ciiaaRc 'ocatous' ofesni y Inc
country 10 IN tn. | mn now on my way uack
there, nnd there's nothing you cuu ask ubout
t,rrvt,n fhat | r,r,t tn1l .tl,, i
"a f,,.,s 49,. ,,,.,,n.s.,;
..s, no" 'n1 49,. u"'n".us ,,
"SHperb. Its never too cold nor too hot.
Providence wutchrs tho weather out there like n
howk. .--..
~ ,,m,
Luis OF inluHsf
"ies, but they can't do any dasnnEe. Frost-
donce ulways gives the scttlurs n1np!o wnrnns,
ur Else lens!s tho red ,ltun into Il tr,l."
"Sutlc h..rd e,lsGs ont thpyp nrcu't tteruf'
"Sot very hMrl. When Il man gets TOO hnr.l
Providence kills htt.t nfF
, 1881-02-15

PI1ILAnrtpI1IA, Pa. Fab. .iL-FLoun-Qnctt West
orn extrxs, S5hktI75i Mlnncsota axtFaa $+13dtuz3E
good fa343 IT. Louis fancy, sI225, wntsr patents.
$GtGaI.sl; Minnesota lattaut process $d7SQ7M lie
h1ur steady Ut A7a.
GHAlS-Wheat quiet! rejoctad. afuin DEPOT, $iNl.
No. i rcd, elevator, s'.1sx, No. \ red. February.
&l.laA lid. tli5h aakedI March. tsi1CM bt. sllt9&
ns&adt April 4lls blu $tsH asked. Corn IN fair dc.
Manlt steamer. Truck, Eskd; sail. elevator NHot
snil mixed. February, asXe bid. tsae asted' March.
a4c bid. bHfc a.kedl April. 1i[o h!d b4Isu anke1.
Data stgadyt No: Mhe. Got N0.3 do. G41tlei No.
I1. 4IGi tM{xtA |24F1}&G+ .- .-'
fHuv1AI0NH-fIrns Httd unchanged .
Ht:TTkA-nuinAhu faLF &nd lnurket Hrmj orcani0Fy.
extra t4$E5o; u, kOUas tU ehVlcu, EA21lI hHw fuEk
klAse md Irndfnlt Conaty. FVnnsyyanla. Vxtras 2t
32s1t WDAprh A9hHEy0. e1ttH, Ek431t d. Rup4 to
choiGp, aktxt..
.tlEIsk-dssady, With fair domRudt crea1avrY, l34b
l3Ap-
TETHdLEuM-Hteadya at DC.
WHlBkS-FirHl} $i.fn .... ...u+...
NEcEIE'tA-FlauF, 3.7U urls; wheat, utm tu| corn,
II lAAj uui Dntx 17,MN tu.
HAltAkN1t-N0lG
, 1881-02-15

DErnOfT. Mich. Feb. .14,--FtUt'H-Quot
GnAlS-,Yheat taHle: spot fl.1l,f; March, Sl.Q3h:
April, tiplls: Mu!. ties; NJ. rcd, nonl!ua1 No.
white. WHc.
IIErEVitTH- Wheat, B,fD1 b,i.
EIltsiA:STS-NAcAt, i!uuA bu.
, 1881-02-15

ToLEDo, o.. Feb. tt-GNA1X-SUon uOnrtt opened
with wheat isliaE. closing slsau axser: Nj. red
Wubash. sl.1G; Mnrcis &l-Uak. Alrt>. sl,usf; Mny.
sLlg{: No. 2rcA Wabash. tlDOH Curn steadyf h!Eh
mlxud d34c: Nh. :? March, ss>Sc; April, 45>$c: 3iaY.
ike. UAt3 dull And nominal. .
CLOVER SEGD AND DHKS3En I0Cs-So1hnR
duinR.
tL6*En--Wheat dull; No. rcd, Mnrch s1.1t6:
AprlL el.uSh; ylay, $I.i0N.
NJ receipts or ttlpn.onts.
, 1881-02-15

hKw yuux 'aoa 10 Th1 Chicago Tribune,
haeat dealing. xa,, sen. n-GHA4N--syhoat-Wtn Wtntcr
t'a Aousa a,.ssa'.ttso . shipper. opars,ias xi,h Ta
ssa most ,,..sn1tssE earlier trading prices were wo1tsa
s,a.tls nd s,n'i,, about 4s}fa Lu on, hqweYor
-''s1asta hesYlns.'' % market. which sub.oyuuut1y
@oa 'HsesaEitI, Yielding ia
, 1881-02-15

Gpsefat DtspaseA 10 Ihs Chicago Tribune.
KANSAS CITS. Fel. l1-GKA1S-'l'he Prize Current
replrta: Wiuns-Haculuts, none; shipments. mono;
no freight trims tntv1n1 No. i. cash. BiHc Febru-
nrY, H43kc; NJ. e,1Al+ Hj&c; NJ. cas. NO. Corn
ntcelpts nnno: Ahlpn'ents, Honc irsner: NJ T. CASH.
.Ullu; February, 3fg.
, 1881-02-15

CESctSSATI. u, Feb. H.-3Irs. Josephine D.
Davla has been granted liyurcc fran her hus-
band, Charles J. Dav!s. frs,tn iii Indiana ctIrt,
OH thn ground nf cruelty anl tlrunkcnhcss.
Ruth parties nre residents Of this city: und cor
fuu1ilies,
, 1881-02-15

NEW ORLEANS. Feb N.-c0Tros-steady, With u
goud dotnAnd, mlddng, il!{c; low mfddllnR. lo7Sc;
rooA osdlnry. Vic, net roce,psR. lu @ bates exports
-t;scat NrttAu. h2ot; cVastwiao, 2l0, sales, LOU,
stuck, &,tTa
, 1881-02-15
THE STRFFT.cARc.

Hptrtat Dtspateh to The Chtc1eo 7tlbune.
JACKSON, Mich, Feb. 1i.-A atrecf-r,!lwny
company Is tulng organized here, The cnpttnl
stuck of tho company Will be f.s1.01D, .lc-third
Ut which hns 1tt'ti subscribed. The road will
run frutu West MuiM street to tho Junction.
, 1881-02-15

CLEVELAND. O., Fob. observation-disclosures quo.
tntluns uneauyoas standard white, llU test. lslc.
EtrTsuulu, 1A.. EeD. iI-rETNoLErM-Sesy dull;
crude etetdy. nnlt0l certcaea tc tldi refined. VIC,
rh!laaalphix dullyury.
, 1881-02-15
THE IRISH,

6rsetdt DhpateA Ia TAo Chfea0o Tribune.
JAcEsOS, M!ch., Feb. H.-An Irish Lanh
League has lecn formed here, and now uutn-
bcr 100 Incmtcrs. They hnvc sent $5g to lrc-
land. \ lntNG tNnss.mGGtlnX Will be held nt
uilIou tial Tomorrow evening.
, 1881-02-15

Nrooktpn Eaale.
"Why, Whnt's tho matter, my dcAr?" crtol
Mrs Bpoopendyle. M Nr. 6ionpeildykU l!mrel
Into tho sou1n, at.u dropped into chu!r. "What
OH earth hns huppeuesl to your"
~ fell down and killed myaetf," moaucd Nr.
spoopuudyke.
"Howy Whcro7" asked Mrs. spoopondyke
bustltnv arol,nd him, all nervousness. How
did you do IT."
"sttppel on tho Ice, and broke my urn from
heRd to foot" sighed Mr. spooponayku, falntIy.
"Grtnt gracIousl'' calculated Mrs. Hpoopun.
dyke, Whcreabouts2 Wherctltd It happon7"
"t}ht doors, doi Kast 1t! Where d'yo s'pos0 I
did itY ThInk brought tho leo III thu huuse
4ad then laid slawn on TT Q. dear! I'll mover
got my clnthoa on aKatn. rvo Kot to alt hero
ind An," n1Id Bit. 6poopundyko ieaupd back In
tho chnfr aud closed hls eyes with resignation.
"iII help you OF With ynur hut an1 Uyere0at," j"
sut4 Mrs. Hpoopondyko tcndorly. "Let mo holp
you."
"nc worry careful about takinQ OF my hat
said Dir. sI,oopundyko. rou&tng up. "Tako It oil
easy, or you'll! burt my olbow. Pull tho lott artla
Ut my ovyFcont down, 10 1t Will alp Off Whit
yo do!ugY Trying to akin ma7 That blcoyc's full
Of broken tones, tell 80, Now Aelp nc tnto u
ohnfr. knew must W st'Ihe tiine, hut mover
g. S' tc5 II liz rs a
usuppcl It 4Kaln. to ses 1t thare wers gny ansna-
ttoI left tn hla system.
Mrs, spuopenlyke. with tearful vyes.
''lf YOU could sinx u hyma without surfing up
tls WITH ,a,Xhs askg ny las '1ss 9s r.
fnot on chalr, and composing himself for 4'sso-
nesiff ss !st a}SSs .Saay
spFaincl. you ought IL hnsu something on It"
"Didn. tsii e = wa. GsoksnF J1s! t eur IT,
post- ntorto,n. ca1, W % ehsaj. l'o what y.'a
please. ii ! llt.Is whiIu i',l " bSyonl pain.
, 1881-02-15

lHrpsALo, n. T.. Feb. H.--t,nA1S-whcat better:
milling dcmAndi AUu bu NJ. hard privately. ut
nbuut ti2J C1rA scarce nnd h!uheE; cus-loia about
s9c on trnCk. UtleF ErllI1 neglected..
, 1881-02-15

While correspondent yc4ts slnce, Of tho Cin-
ctnuatt Commercial, laid myself ont, tn uss H
common expression. to entertain the realurs Ut
that JournAl, and catered to tho hepruyol
tlstes Ut tho public III bclnx porsouAt aI.l funny.
II was then quite now u take u GuInau 0kl
senator 0r q pu1np IT Cablnat oiiceg md hold
hlll up 70 tha rldtrulu aao oontempt Ut tho
vulgar Multttudes.
] was riding uno morning In tho cars In Ohln,
waen u boy came iN with The DULY papcrs.
aud my vanity wa excuss!teiy ticklu1 " tUlu
tiiAt ono und ill turned rst to my letter.
bummcrs were In u xeut !n fsunt Vt u4e, und uuu
, 1881-02-15
CS1Vl:G{,


DRwEau, Fob. lt--GnA1S-Wheat stendy. Cor
quiet; Western mixed. l;EH;c.
, 1881-02-15

WILMINGTON. bel. Fsb. ls.-Hp1MlTa or TuRrt
TtSE-uuIi at &c.