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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-01-10

State Of Kentucky, Washington County Sci: I, W
F. Booker, clerk of the Washington County Court
do hereby certify that the above is true copy OF
the ministers return OF the marriage of Thomas
Lincoln and Nancy Hanks as shown from the rec
ords of my office.
Given under my hand and the seal of Office at
Springfield, KY, this 9th day of December, 1880.
lSeaLl W. +. BOOKER,
Clerk of washington County Court
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-01-10
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT,

national. THEATRE Richelieu."
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THEATRE CoMuoUE-Ella Mays Blonde Troupe.
ABNER's NEW Music HALL-Curtfs Spanish Stu
dents.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-01-10
THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN

Ispublished daily Sundays excepted) by
The National Republican Printing Company
AT ISlS PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
TERMS:
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Address NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,
JTushia0fOp- D. q
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-10
II O'CLOCK 10 2i2 O'CLOCK.

Tennessee 6s old NIL and ~ p con Ohio Central lat
10000. I'll 1900. l394 1,OOO..... a
Tennessee Gs Oh st 4 Min q G n Y /. Westn
Nrw con
1900. .......7l Rome W r Ogbrg 1900 b3 1881
Louisiana consois, lst con - Central Pacific q Is
900 "a = 5000. 1924 1000. .... III
Int CT ID Inc 1900 N Orleans Pac ist
Asscntcd Kansas Pacific is 1000. ....lOl
. 1000. lO2 Denver DIV IA Tox Pac In /. Ont
Den ~ II ISL con lOOoO liza 1000. .S6la
22.O00. b5 llGi2 Kan Pacific LIST Boston n Il 4 LIST
17,OOo. 1863 10000. 1899 1000 -. ~
2,oiW lilo 81 l. " Iron Mt Us 10000 1890. Sl3
Den and X q lst 10000 "a Metropolitan III lat
LOCO 1l9 COCO ...... oia; i,utI IOOo,
New-York N Union Pacific Let Mo Kan & rex t,6s
Gen Mortgage lC00......ilS 1000. -. v6I.
l,oUO+.-..S0'4l 1000. ......llSh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-10

te states Revenue and Expenditure since 1870 Pric0
20 cents BIZ mail.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
DENVER, COLORADO.
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY
Organized May 10, 1859
Cap1ta PAID 900 Surplus 900
President " kHssfEk Cashier r G. I9srER
Directors-J b. Chanec, D. Moffatt, jr, Routt, IL
a. W. Tabor L. H. icholtz, c. W. kassler f. L. Solomon.
New-York Correspondent, Fourth National Bank.
chcago Correspondents Commercial National Bank
GAS STOCKS and City r. r. Stocks and Bonds
~ bought and sold. I. r. HEWITT, 81 Exchangc-pacc.
PEORIA, DECATUR EVANSVILLE RAILwAY,l
NEw-YoRK CITY, June 8, 1881 !
NOTICE is hereby given that there will be
meeting Ok the stockholders and voting bondoders OF
gay o. July ISL at 10 O'Clock for the purpose Of
tnorzng the issue OF Twenty Thousand
adona stock; the proceeds thereof I, be applied for
inent and requirement OF terminal facilities ''
1e option TO subscribe for this increased capital offered
pro rata TO the stockholders of of OF
F4o per snare such right option expire the day
august, 1871 transfer books viii 10Th
O'Clock p M Is. q. MITCHELL, Secretary.
OFFICE cAKTIIE TRUST COMPANY
10 BROADWAY, NEwYoRK CITY, July g. 1881.
NOTICE is hereby given that the transfer
books kept by this the
Trust Certificates of the stock OF the Richmond and
railroad Company will he closed day July at
day OF July, 1881 at the opening OF business that
HENkY G. DEMING. Secretary.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received for
~ 5000 first mortgage per cent bonds DENVER
WESTERN AND PACIFIC RAILWAY, first di vision, Den
yer to LOnpmont. Mortgage Issued to Farmers
Trust Company, NewYork No bid loss than los
s. p DAVIDSON,
n. ".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-10
TREAsUaER's OPFICk ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD Co. D
NEwYoRK juno 81 1881.
THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COM

PANY has, under the right by terms
Its Six Per Cent Currency Redemption Bonds
$780, (of the First Series dated February Second
Series dated October 1s6 rendered day
OF october 1881 the bonds of numbers being
all of said Redemption amounting 10
$25oo00o The Illinois Central Railroad Company hereby
gives notice that 1t will the said presentation 10
strca'urer at No 2li Broadway I'm the City York.
WIN 10 per cent added thereto said first day October
and interest will from that coupons
bonds by their terms payable after dag and be-
come vod and must be surrendered with
Will be paid for each the of
$1,000 and $3.50 for each Of said
$500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-10

In State bonds Louisiana consols were 3, bigbar
with sales at 643l Tennessee Is were steady Mt n
and Missouri Gs, 1887, sold at 11O2 There were no
transactions in city bank stocks
The dealings in railroad bonds were only to insio
nificant amounts, and there were few changes in
prices that worthy of note. Erie second consols
were steady at 1884 and funded IS at 99la Mis-
souri,, Kansas and Texas first cOnsols, second and
general mortgages were each ls lower than ycstcr
day at 11Oaa, SO and 95a4 respectively. Boston
Hartford and Erie firsts yielded from S2la to s1a.
Rome, Watertown and Ogdensburg frsts rose from
1O3 to 1O4. Canada Southern frsts were ls easier
Mt 1OO7s, and st. Louis and Iron Mountain new IS
after rising to 04si closed unchanged at 94I. the
first incomes selling ut 1O1 u and second incomes at
94 New-fork Elevated firsts were strong at 16l2.
and Metropolitan firsts were steady at 1OOaa and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-10
CLOSING PRICES or PHfLIDELPHTA STOCKS
SATURDAY. July 0-P. NJ

SATURDAY. July 0-P NJ
One hundred and cghty-four thousand four
hundred shares the total recorded business in
stocks at the Stock Exchange to-day 1t therefore
is hardly necessary to write that the stock market
was dull, although there were some interesting and
perhaps important features developed. Leave ont
Western Union stock, which was kept so active
that Its reported sales (32, 524 shares amount TO
one-slXth OF the total transactions in all stocks and
1t may be written down that the market WAS as
weak as it was dull. There were frequent rallies
with spasms of activity, but their purpose WAS too
transparent to deue the most uilwary of ordinary
traders. 50, following each movement of the kind
mentioned the demand for stocks was diminished
rather than increased. No new 1umors or spccioIlv
eXtraneous influences affected the minds of opera
tors in either direction. The market was simplv
one of supply and demand, both being influenced
ny the causes that were ut work prior to the move
ment OF last week that was made in auticipotion of
the July " BOOM; such causes being reduced
charges by the railroads for transportation of pas-
scngers and freghts and the increased cost of mar
forming the service. The market closed onlct Mt
prices little better than the lowest of the dav
Government bonds were entirely neglected Mt the
Boards and only small movement is reported at tbc
Offices of the large dealers. Quotations, however arc
steady and closed as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-10
u Ta- III uIIrH II'y Hc HaU UIUN app,lcati0n o
WiNSL0W, LANIER IL CO..
20 NASSAU IT
yHNIIE NEM-YORK PROnL-CE EYCuANCl

'EllE NEW;Y0RK PRODUCE EXCHANGE
VIII issue 81 600 First Mortgage per cent $50
onns IN SUMS OF $1,000 each payable In twenty years
deonlr AFTER nve at the option OF the Exchange
pyape nne and December viz Coupon Bonds which may
M upon surrender Of the coupons and Registered
oho not TO be redeemed until all Coupon BONDS
have tec first called in These Bonds b, mort
gage To The Central Trust Company ork
OF me plot OF land fronting Bowling Green Broadway
extending from Bcaver The
bhilnnS 10 he erected thereon Produce x
'nng' Proposals indored ana addressed Chairman
OF thr FINANCE Committee for I'll
r apovcmeloncd Bonds will DE until noon of
WcdhHvslay' jmy 90 at ie New York Produce Exchange
cWn ORR All biuS VIII be opened in the roon
no % Poarist NJ noon that day Der cent
Of accepted bids will be 81 pavment for
inc bonds with accrued interest from date of paw
ent rust be made at the Central Company ON or he
fore August J. 1881, which Company Issue a RECENT 10 be
EXCHANGED Tor The Bonds soon printed ION
OF ABOUT august l The right reject ANY bids
not deemed Tor the best interests OF the
Their Information desired Will furnished by either Of tie
Undersigned. - ~ " "'N
j. H. iIERRICk, Chairman.
g. H. WEBSTER
j.. :. WHITMAN,
,, >,, A.. Finance Committee.
TIE QUICKSILVER MINING COMPANY
.,,x, NO ~ \ AssAlsr NEw-l DIRK, July = 1881.
'ETlE TRANSFER BOOKS of this company
H Will - closed MONDAY, the 18th inst
the Pre- ierrcd STOCKHOLDERS shall be 10 dscon
time litigation. ~ '
BY order of the Board Of Directors.
NJ. NJ. WEPD. Sec-rtnrv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-10
1llini.l1.

A. r. fEiI$9PM 8 H HiHS2?Ap yEdIls
Publisher Sf f HlA .S
mining y, ayer. sample copies nee ''o'' complete
BOSTON GOLD AND SILVER MINING
nar ss' par va $40 each i Ss and
MEssHs y %AF MEMS Nas.}s;a nASKEas
S EsSns pS vi r'f 4ss , Hi%s pr0'd'n
MINIS ms GS%aay Own, TIE famous poly group
the Union Nine at Breokenrise. summit C3iny Coiorsio
besides aSS@' "a Sa fs; sf' %ssa.
CALAVERAS WATER AND MINING CO.,
T"aa HsSs Hn Fa i" p cn ave. Go
J. p. MARSHALL, President il. k sOUrlfWICK. sec.y
onice: 70 Broa.st., NY
CHAPPARAL GOLD MINING co.
sfH1" DsT ' n9f T Fl Dorado Co.. Cal,
u ar AN6 Far nSiaaD $40
Once 81 iir"llway. Rooms anIs NeS.id "S'' ~
{ LARk & Z BoTHwELL JOHN H. boutwell,
D'vrDnTP s,r4s rS$s T$$ gns sEgunErnA
Managers of IfIrmSat slysr Miais %. 5u,t
Office No NassaSst .' SSrsr 90 o. Vail NewYork
COPPER QUEEN MINING COMPANY.
Capital stock, 2jo,0)0 shares; pa, value, So
REGISTRAR OK TX pH Gnon Tra, Company
NOS ~ and 80 Thomasst, New.York.
RON BONNET SILVER MINING CO. offer,
Tor few DAYS only, portion of their working capital
90 cents per share This Is bottom price in reliable
1 U SHGE" Guan 1ss' coMdy
Present Workings show 800 silver Der ton
Orders received at Il Nassaust, or by mail.
A. c. HUTCHINSON, sccret.lry '' '
OLD DOMINION COPPER STOCK
" BOUGHT APP sop ON coMMisiIoN.
THE MARIPOSA LAND AND MlNINGCO.
EXECUTIVE OFFICE Nos AND IL NAssAu.sr,
NEWlOkK, June 80 1881.
The Trustees Of This Company levied nm ASSESS.
MENT OF ONE DOLLAR PER SHARE Oh the Preferred
and Common stock of this company payable Office on
or before July H. 1881 After will be delinquent
and liable to charge Of THREE DOLLARS on each cera
ready for delivery about the 9th Of July, 1881
ROBERT CRAWFORD Assistant. Secretary
TNHE MINING ASSOCIATED PRESS,
l. PRINCIPAL OFFICE, EQUITABLE BUILDING
Receives aud elegrapis daily the iealiug American
newspapers anu It's subscribers the
ing hinss and railroads. Important railway
tive stocks at the principal Exchanged divends assess
ments &c, &c. 90 ' ""'SN''
Agents IN all the prominent cities every important
mining district In the country: Special reports funshed
promptly mining properties United states North
ern Mexico and the Dominion OF Canada. - ~
finanfial
~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-10
Treasurer.
The undersigned having purchased Illinois Central
Railroad Company
S2.5OO.OOO

Railroad Company
100000
OF the Chicago St Louis and NewOreans Railroad FIVE,
FER CENT SEN ESTY YEAR GOLD LOAN, now offer the
same Ter subscriptions at l0 interest reserving
right to advance the price without notice.
This loan authorized by the Com
To consolidate the existing debts without increase of
Indebtedness and with large reduction charges
The mortgage covers the franchise aud entire property
the Company, including the
extensions hereafter constructed or TO be
constructed aud franchises, lands. equipment other
property Whenever acquired in railroad or
Tor the purposes OF Its Incorporation.
The loan Is issued coupon bonds registered
or $1,000 each payable gold States
the present standard OF weight and ncnoss principal in
1901, with interest at per annum and
December d. without deduction PRINCIPAL
or Interest for levy imposed upon the
prcnss franchises property hereby
principal and interest Of sad bonds by the Uait
states of America by the states louisiana Mississippi
Tennessee and Kentucky either OF any town city
or county therrin"
The Illinois Central Railroad Company owns twoh,is OF
u" cal al stock of this company, controls the op ra
lions nne Ohio OF
leans and adopted IL az its through connection from
oIleniis to ST Louis and Chicago.
me redemption Bonds OF the Illinois Com
Iany VIII be received by the unGcrs Sncd at l0
ed Interest In payment for subscriptions the CEic ,go
~. Louis and New-t)rlcans Gold To-
FURTHER particulars may be had upon application {,
a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-10
NEW YORK TRIBUNE SUNDAY ssl-TRPLE

seconds at $685. ~. Paul and Omaha consols were
Il lower at 1Ol4. Denver and Rio Grande firsts sold
at 1s against 49, the last previous sale, and con-
eOs at 116D117l4 against 1I73i. Texas and Pacific
i.comcs declined L per cent to S6l2 irsts of Rio
Grande Division selling ut 1OOos
The hank statement makes an unexpectedly I'M
favorable exhibit. The loans are further expanded
and the gain i'll specie is less than the sum
that was generally anticipated. The result is de-
crease OF $500 5O IN the surplus reserve. The fol-
fort he - 1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-10
DREXEL, MORGAN & CO.,
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF EEW-YORX.
CoN~RoLLERs OFFICE. ALLEGHENY COUNTY,
PIT rsBU 1t. June l6, 1851.
NOTICE TO holders Of bonds
OF the county o. Allegheny,
State OF PennsVEvania:

The Sinking Fund Commission Of County OF Aueghenv
stateo Pennsylvania by virtue of authority in them
by act of Assembly day April A. d. 1865
do hereby notify the holders Allegheny County Bonds that
bonds numbered and dated follows No. 49, So s
80. 49, Al ~. a. ~, As. AZ 81 So So S. g. g. g.
&C. ca, 6s SO. 20 II. ~ 7s "a So 81 Sc SIS So
CO. all dated January 1885, and maturing l. 1881
win be paid presentation aud ooe Of tho
County Controller Pittsburg. Penn until the LIST day OF
August, 1851 shall cease upon sale
bonds.
J. II. McCUNR,
JOHN HARPER >Snking Committee,
GEO. ALEXANDER }
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-10
Financial.

BANKERS and CAPITALISTS will want to
get the Tribute Almanac for 1881 Ii gives ieares
United states Revenue and Expenditure since 1879 Price
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-10

Major Bundy, who wrote of the cam
paigu lives of him, told me this fresh story yestcr
day:
" While was staying at Mentor, Just orc wear
ago, Garfield drove out on Fourth of July after
noon taking along his wife aud Mrs. Rockwell
The latter had been run away with short time
before, and made very nervous. Garfield had n
large country carriage, built strong. He drove q
pair of young horses only broken Il few weeks be-
fore, nervous and all but dangerous. | had IL good
opportunity to tho quiet. effective influence of
Mrs. Garfield over him. Two common fellows. driy-
ing buggy with pretty good horse, evidently
knowing who he was. began to annoy him. The
State road was wide enough for half a dozen teams
to pass but those fellows would get directly before
the carriage and come nearly to walk and keen
us back for mile two, till Garfield would try to
pass and then they would speed their horse and
have race, the wild Young animals Garfield drove
fairly standing up in the air. This thing was re-
lrrltate and annoy the General, probably from no.
ltical malice. AT length saw him worked up |
could feel him losing his temper. and think nc can
get as mad when he does get mad ut all as any man
ever saw. He said to me in a low tone, Now /
am going TO take wheel off, At that instant Mrs
Garfield leaned forward and said, No. James no
you are nOtv YES am said Garfield. James
you are not going to do it, In minute he cooled
other way"
PROFESSIONALLY he knew his rising rank in the
country, and that the time had nearly gone past
when politicians could walk their buggies on the
lie entered the Chicago Convention self seeker,
yet aware that III the air an insect was buZZing and
searching the golden beetle of his fate, perhaps.
With sincere picty, gratitude and love, he shed
tears at the congratulations of his sons and with
out making tack, overhauled the enemy and won
the Jay. JOHNNY BOUQUET.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-10
FIRST MORTGAGE 5 PER CENT BONDS
OF THE
American Dock and Improvement Company
Due Bully Est, 1891.
INTEREST PAYABLE JANUARY 4 AND lilly
FREE FROM TAXES BY TIRE UNITED STATES
AND THE STATE OF NEwJERsEY
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST GUARANTEED By
TIE CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY OF
NEW-JERsEY.

These bonds Mortgage on the entire
property Of the Company which and water
mont adjacent 10 the present the CENTRA AL
RAILROAD OF NEwJERSEY, at Jersey City, and extend
ing herly ON NewYork Bay for miles aud re-
Gently appraised by dnteresed parties over twelve and
hall million dollars.
All the stock of the Company BIZ the CENTRAL
RAILROAD COMPANY OF NEWJERsgcY, the urrpertv
having been acquired by that Company cost exceeding
Sl0.0OO.0O0
stipulated the Mortgage thai proceeds sales
OF the property of the Company shah invested in these
Bonds the Company resering the right redeem at 10
When the Bonds cannot b. purchased market at
lower price designating by lot the 10 be
redeemed after GO dayss public notice
The COMPANY has purchased OF riparian rights Of the
shore owners and from Jersey OF al,
of its claims TO Land under in same
The value of this water front scarcely overeta,d
in view OF the proposed city the BALTI
MORE AND OHIO RAILROAD from the South, and the
extension Of the lines OF CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW.
JERSEY through Pennsylvania. to connect with the
WABASH, ST. LOUIS AND PACIFIC ROAD.
OF the S5060.0o0 of purchased by Ms for
account of ourselves ana been
exchanged fof the old bonds AMERICAN
DOCK AND IMPROVEMENT COMPANY under the com.
panys circular of last
WE OFFER THE REMAINDER AT 1o2 1-2 AND
ACCRUED INTEREST. RESERyING THE RIGHT
TO ADVANCE THE PRICE WITHOUT NOTICE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-10

To-day was no exception to the usual Saturday,
dizziness in the foreign exchange markets. and rates
are little mere than nominal, the posted quotations
being follows:
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-03-12
MARKETS.

The magnificent weather which has
prevailed during the week has had .
tendency to dry up the roads consid.
erably. and the natural result has
been an Influx Of country people into
our city and the arrival Of more
wagons than usual. The bottom has
almost fallen on. 1T the cotton mar
ket, the prices taking an extraOrdi.
nary tumble. Those farmers who
struck the decline, naturally grum.
bled ut their Ill fortune. Natchito.
ches has been proverbial for stiff
prices 10 the purchase OF the staple.
But the past week has caused . very
marked depression among business
men and In business circles. The
decline cannot seriously affect the
planters. The larger proportion Of
the crop has been pushed into the
market. and the producers have re-
allied q hne price for the staple.
The real sufferers are the buyers
who have kept the market up to the
high rates which have ruled during
the winter. The decline seems to be
a general one. Latest dates from
cotton centers In this country, ss
we'll a. In Liverpool, show that the
market Is dull and prices tending
downward. The quotations 10 this
market rule from to lOc with q
downward tendency. From the an.
nexed statement It will be seen thai
the receipts have decreased since our
last report.
RECEIPTS.
Received previously. 6OO4 bales,
during week.. l64 "
Total. ................ GIGS bales.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-03-12

The railroad iever,struck our usu.
ally placid city last week, and Gre.
ated quite q stir among our young
men Who had no regular employ.
ment. as we'll 40 that class Of colored
people known 40 the floating .popu.
lstion." The result has been . regu.
lar exodus In tho direction OF Mar
thaville, to 20 to work on tho n. O.
Texas Pacific railroad. We learn
that some twenty-five or thirty per.
sons have gone from this place.
Among the young white citizens who
have thus sought employment, are
J. A. Clsmons. Henry Hughes, Willie
Hughes, Arthur Kahn, ]. T. Sprowl.
Mack l'Herisson, P. Longorio, l..
Cotton. VIM. Black, Jno. Black and
Chss. Messi. oil able, active and
energetic youths. The spirit they
have displayed In thus energeticslly
seeking employment In preference
to idling about the town. 10 certainly
commendsble. The toll may prove
somewhat onerous at first. but It will
eventuate 10 rendering them healthy
muscular and hardened to physics
labor.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-03-12

We are usually good nstured and
feel plethoric with ''Christian chart
ty under the sum-" but do scknowl.
edge to some chagrin when leading
editorials are published by other
journals without being duly credited.
We strive to extend this press cour.
tesy to our confreres. and sssuredly
should have the credit for what merit
our columns may possess. We ore
led to these thoughts BY seeing On
article On "the Clement Attach.
ment" published In tho Marshall
Herald without due credit, and an.
other on Needed Political Reform
similarly printed 10 tho Lake Prov
idenoe Herald. both under date o.
Feb. 9eth. Friends, cot 10 right
hereafter.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-03-12

t5l.t Z Is = + i l. q -
Il viii be 8 matter Of Considerable
interest to our people 70 know that
measures areon foot 20 have . daily
mail from Baton Rouge % The mouth
Of Red River. BY means Of = fast pro.
pellsr, Already tho Capitol city =
Finrsceipt q daily malls irom New
FUfleans. When the lattsr project =
|berfeceed mayhap this poor benight.
GSdj s,etioa VII b Il receipt q late 4
|dalss iton baloy, And deliSefed With
more regularity than . present.
Baton Rougea AuEEy ~ yoaf eAkssl
WoWanf 8 slice. TOO.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-03-12

Its . good sign Of . progressive
spirit among agriculturists when
they begin to manifest % interest 10
lsbor.saving implements. This 10
tho case among our farmers Ia this
locality. Mr.. Jas. q. Hill, tho in.
plement agent here. recently exhibit
ed to 10 tho working OF Harris Dow
laws cotton planter and also . corn
planter, which do their work thor
oughly. The cotton planter deposits
the seed regularly and In any quaint.
ty desired, while tho corn planter
can be adjusted to drop corn In drills
any distance. from four inches To
two feet, and slso to plant millet,
cabbage and other small seed. These
implements do tho work OF Two horses,
two plows and three hands and In 4
much moro thorough manner, thar
by hand. They are labor.savinR ant
hence supply tho lack Of hands jus'
row % prevalent. A large number
Of these implements have been sole
and give entire satisfaction.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-03-12

We have received No. l, Vol. /, Of
State Central Express published at
Alexandra, L.. ]. R. Waters. Editor
and Proprietor. This now claimant
for popular favor % Q seven column
journal we'll printed and Ito edito-
rails having tho ring Of true steel. Il
proposes to advocate ''libersl and
progressive ideas 70 mould public
opinion and togive On impetus 70 the
spirit Of enterprise" In Louisiana. Il
wants immigration. capital, railroads,
factories, &c.. In this State. W.
cheerfully extend our hand 70 The
Express and wish It God speed IL
tho noble work It has mapped out
and feel assured that It will becom,
. popular exponent Of tho vital Quss
lions now attracting tho Press o
Louisiana.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-03-12

The Press Convention 10 New OF.
leans, passed . resolution on tho Sd,
that the country press Of Louisiana
should hereafter charge 81 cash In
advance. for the insertion Of oil mar.
rage notices. Az THE 10 somewhat
less than the expense OF marriage
feasts, the ministers fee; clerks II.
cense. not taking into account the
bridal toilets. satins, silks, kid gloves,
brosdcloth, ct ceters, the usual ex'
hubersnce Of the happy bridegroom
on such . felicltous occasion. will
lead him to cheeriully pay the print
er this small fee '.just to Gee how Il
looks In print"