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, 1881-08-02

C'!a. litasIc lung, 'ryro. C!,y of drcen 1sny,
y. IL. Foscr. IL. li!ttt.wt. t1nhtIn Z. II. liur-
ton. IT,. l;tt@wNrtH 4. ". Petersen, y. j. TInscn.
~. Il. Warrrn. Mtcrtown, T. Sfi Knapp, fun
rise. md u. Stcwht.
.!,epnrtttl-Stcnnirs Wnapsun. H., ". 1iuss,
". l.. Grnwn. Eacanba. n'll silnIlcsoin xchiNl,;,
era tr,ntoh, tirnA itO!stitti, y K. Clint. Heed
Casc, nl4s1e & Jotts. Typo. md unn.liEn.
N.n3tfi:TTE.
Special btsratd 10 7ht shttdsn Trtbnnt.
M.kntluRrrE, sIEf., Aug. t.-Arrlvri-I'F0.
rrlIers spnrtt nd smith Moore: aehooucra
Ettlsntrti nt,.f e. ti,ttnF. -,
Eirarcsl-l'rrptilts Ef,,,th Moore. II. u, Tut
t!e. Dhln. nHtl Hpar1: echMn,crs q. ". Fly, T. Il:
King. clnrA ratit. Sunsntris. ]. |. johnson, md
Z. Ny1tn.
pslssctl ldown-rnpr1scr Ehsptrc statc.
E'itE.
Spfttat Dfttdta IN 7hs f'nttdon TrttHnt.
EntE. f'n., AMg. i-Enscrc.l-propclr 4AlasGa,
Ern!N, Ch!tsEn.
(1cnrrs!-l'repelr l'ntonlnc, cohis Ann!C
Young, tlicichanltr. ChicAEn.
MfwAllssiE.
sr.t,a' Di.puiA TO 7'ht Ehftaeo Tribune.
MtrwAuKEE, Avg. t.--Arrtvcd From bHtow-
Schooner 4AlicG H. S0rfis.
, 1881-08-02
JAMES ROBE.

"A Short Autobiography
slr. Ja.ncs l.obb, formerly OF Chfcngo, who
ty last, luft tho following brtcf .nauloIr. writ
ten by himself u fuw years ago:
Ian. =. lS7T.-1hts tAy flrty years ago, in my
10Th ycHr. ! !eft the honio of n nnblo
journey ii twenty-five miles oi, foot. through
deep ind drifting Shows, tn bcgfn my career ur
rc and irS tiMI tt y ~, r fInis ny tortunu a., ns
il i n; ny st EoaE was apSaie oasaisr ct the
FasSS @ ss ax II offae g a postoh asnf Il
y slt ysr oMnE e y rtnoya t. Ssw r.
rs S I'll porie Sas TX ys . stE Eropa nev"s a
IL establishing, lrsnn lsss. = 1871. eHht banktuV
Urluaus, ihiadoiphia,, Now YORK, san Fran-
ulseo. ai,a Ilyurpool, J2,,g!aud, tour af which
stS iktnf aw " IL s .ssapsau ins ts
"lianR nr james lsnDb" lrus:anc'! IN leail, with
s'asr essa, sssa, oi s 5;s & sn sk Si 5 1Se Sss
1usl,osltt y ls5!, and now exists III tho Merchants
'a1 II e sG Ss uisa'ss .isssa roacur Of tho Now Or
naIi:9p oaVisa! u q ,o&: T. aifaifs were i
sa"rs H. pad Fno GSes ii s Il pss M
sMMosi rs dividends. which havc not B!nca boon
ss,sts,M'5'u.i, ~ aaa q l.s sharos at org time eosa-
orxa!.acd liz to- shtF tSe Gsy iasassa "Hs it,
Rhs ssna sts eaal W. se3 At s I'll Il
Mn!oh f ssihsnrll'Sd. quo was mado perpetual
tss's saSssatly 81 hs' IL eas, was tuoroa.ea to
lason siothSr ot spaiis, Marla Cnsis,lana, an1
tM lsat whom this valuable property, began to
y!oll lArgo profits. my nGeessit!es, owing 10 en-
niore than <l,0U U,Uil ob'lgol mo % sel ny inser.
Sss wns u M sesaeI proved sacrifice Vt
| il, mi tvmx nml., trnstflnnt ~ Inn 1fn,i.vav
, 1881-08-02

L4pECH OF NAV FNOFKIat.EI+
Detroit btrs Fft*s: "Tho lavgest boat ever
built on tho saKnaw Nlyor-JAInes navtdson'a
new propelfsr-Was beautifully launched ut tu,l
minutes after . O'Clock Saturday afternoon,
fhern being about h.00U spectators present, Tier
lIp,eustons are; Length over all. :alA.i feet;
length or keel, 20 teot; width OF bcg,u, thirty
eight foat ulns tuohosi depth Of uintn hold,
tWnlve feot. two iuchea: depth between decks,
eerea !get uHe tneh. H1r hull measures l,&uJ.40
stnca an average Of s0vonty-nyS tnsn hAYo heGn
HaSpt ~ steadily employed us,oa hor, tter stcEn y
her bull ID niodulsd ailer Coi.it,ipn tako usaft,
ape las two stunl hQlcs1, ,uo by sixteen iout,
anu cotnE0uMl engine talrtY-atx by tStYst0ur
twc!yt,,foot wheel Thu mael,lt,erY VIVA made
W b. II. Hodge, OF Detroit. and hah akl been put
III position. Previous to hec iaunrAluX, u
, 1881-08-02
1sOTkT OF CHICAGO,
A1tIttrSI.N.

ssmr {,hlcaRo MI.vausun. aundrIcs,
ktN,t t.lr.,i.a, M.!waMkuu HW,tiriea.
ttWf MrssUtlyar jtst'tn liMfi'r st1tiIrIes
Htuir SxYJurk iittItOn [utS,r hntlrigs
Htulr Ill3lDf, 3iusksrrJi. IIntiter.
Htuir f}rUttIt lfruMn Lar sIt,tirlos
Sitiir tttnanta1ai' f;riU s,t,iiTi.v
S;;nr NgErisEa isntEtits nn,,ijrirs
FtiIr Mnry tjr,,.l Et'istii ilnyan htu.,rtes
einiy iirtiawici hxhiMhd Iultlor.
NiIitr fnyuitH Mnn!.tGe Iii.t,tar 1'' '"'''s'e''
Etnr i.nitsst Whitn i.nt,t hsn,tmr
Etitir NuW Ynrk it,iiyhD. smn,irin4
Stipr TnYprit, Mnfit,t:i!,en fnwi,.u
HttJlr Muntnii1t I1nfliil vIintirln.
ntinr ts1or,n H. itrurkway. IIstiti,gton toutuv.
Htiir AglliH Mutitr,,.Ii III ntir.us ~ '""'""'
FtnIr iilU0 Hirf,nrtIs EsrnlI,n iron cytt
HtTnr ;to1n i. i:yon. l;rie. e...!
S,thr Il IL Allen f;rnnI jtnynT Iu,Tbnr
kctr 1subn1in Hundr SnMIsiH. 'jntdt.Nys
Sehr Mnr.nrrt l;n1i II InsGti, wt,tT
Fcir i;urriur iiitin sfrnyrrsn tisy in.rf
, 1881-08-02
1}OSTnN,

BoEToN. Aug. 1.-ELoul-1'at, Western super-
nHe. Au2a u, conmun extrAs, tl6nas.C .C0; Wisconsin
exttns H73ffd00; Minnesota ext1s Eheela 20, winter
whouls Ohio und alIchcan u cko5 lhdIann, sO
GA.5; 1t Louis and illinois, sdsDS7; patent spring.
a6so4S.m; palont WINTER fAtDa5.7h
GHAlN-CoFn steady, a,ixed and yellow, Hsn,
stoameF, 6sF no Erade, <N8e t,nta quIott Et
.ld o1tTn Wh!tD HEs5ac; No. wl4 4gci No. mixed
ma Sq Th!sc, tsssss Mye. siSal;ls
packed, i,49lso. fa!f Il! Togt, ls4sljc.
EtfliS-We eAt4yJ, freAh, ti5Sc
UECRiI'rn-FInur, tGA btir 1.nn sacks; corn, 93Gr1
out Whtnt l1SM bus oats, 1HfaN bn. '
SlllrNEST3-Eiuuc,G 90 brlss corn, I3U bt,
, 1881-08-02
DISEASE AND DEATH.

Fourteenth Ward = y atnuunisnt to
Aid. StaHi,er'af3 atschttcit Opposition
to Vaccination ntid Other sanitary
1fcnnurra-l,rntl1x Inst werls-t1rnvy
Mortality - IrcSnauticn OF Dlurri1cnl
ni4nnrrs.
rhtrtccu now cmes aud t1lrce deaths fensn
snnl1-pox hnvc iten rrf'ortG,1 ut the Health
Ollcc ssilcc E..iursi.p. Thorp WINS osio ttcnth Mt
tho lcst- -ftntse, nLl two 1T Tho cIty.-nt No. pt
W,hlu street, antt No, Ina lI,t,rcl street. Tho
new cases tro nout ntt reported from tho -four.
tccnth Ward, MD thcy furnish III tnstanco Of
anwing tho Wind aud rcaplng tho whtrwii1.
AID Stnuber, ut,u Of tho representatives Of tnts
wnrd III tho Connri, opposed vaccination. and
npnoses II yet. Ile fought II on tho
Iinur Of tho Cca,lcil MD In his watr!.
lilo camB to tho Health OIllccr Inst
winter md requested TINT .peraons fo,lnd
e'n s"se ngt s be- seGas ists t Sos. % liz ve lis s ,s
le resist tho removal or their froi,ls To tho
Hospital md 10 cvIlt against vaccination, nit.
shnsn. Secretary alrv!rkur, who l. n close OH
server npn1l sAn!tarr nastcss; A.,ta TINT thcro
%,sS s . Ia il s as .res ; .'ssls wi s sl.o N%srnass %
,c e"s tat s .s s,,.pGs M w,,f W.T. iyHtS fi,H X
snys ,hnt 1t IL Il HsM'sc1nl tint thosp easoa
nrs being ,!,lcatlbul noN,. 20 ttn.t TIC
discuss III that district teloto cold weather ect
IL: II this WIS not tho cnso the sontaYlnn Y
mEh. m 70 ~, EprSd to AZ %rk n k,; Sn 1 Iht ""
i'm their minds that tho law wutilI he cun,psind
With. Every pcrsnn in THO fnFeefcd district
e sosun md assss eesay 81 svsnE %
iliu u!ifcqrs TT tho disposal ut tho Department.
world no thorc 10 d tho work. Onc Thousand
racotllr points for TINT l'tTposo Will lrrta TO-
Innr11W. ....
Il wts really by chance That these cases wcFo
discovered, atitl 1t thorough
1tNEaE-TU.s0t'sE INSPECTION
IL tyYp h1tn fp,1f tn tttrt
, 1881-08-02
3IILWAIDtEE.

MILWAUKEE, Aug. 1.-FE0pN-UnchanGed.
GKAlN-wheat auIct but etoaay' No. siIlwaukce
tnrt tL25; No. hur1i, $LtS; No. . regular fl,t5:
August. s115; Hoptcn!1er, stai Octobor {tl}x; No.
vemucr. sl,144s No. Milwaukee. st0l}f; No. do,
SSc; rujuctos!, T6c. Corn reFs No. Z, aS}fc. unss
dull Mud lnwar, No. old at TIC. Hye dull aud low.
er: ~, ! y. sso .13arloy searce md drm; No. 2
iWvviSiUSs-En5ivT Moss ro7k, 3,IoeM rnah uno
A.st Prime attain Iued. Ei.b75s cnsh nnd August
III .f!i SNptnnibgr. y
1ibGN-EnkICr, ut fhsCGfGkQ
EtEl0ltTs.-.y!leat r. Huna1o ?Ii1akc
2,Hn IN. .7'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. l,,on psls; nheat 7.om bu,
corn, AVnH.
, 1881-08-02
Tho Grain Charters NIntlo Con-
fined Entirely to tho Largo
Steam Vessels.
No Change in tho Rate, Which Re-
mains at One md Three.Fourths
Cents on Corn.
Shnll the Canals from Tho Mississippi
to lilo Hudson River lse Mat3e
Free /.
Around tho Lakes-Ar1iva1s aud. De-
parturcs-Miscolla collaneous-Aloug
tho Docks


.,,o " New ~ e"' ,st ,,,,,n.,.." ,,,. :. ,ra
49,, ,..,..n,, u ~, ~, .t..s ;r. '. .,'':' ~ M'S
tW .n.c's'on 10 .,,, =, Inc o.ea. aransposlasIn'
Cotnpany 10 b'ssld stcafn-'Htrgc nf'l ron*nrf'
bo corntuencett III curncst IN a tnantl or two.
1'e,Idcs these two hoats, It ia sntcd TIM. anothcr
ootr,t,nt.v 1ntenh In tNflll II stcA1,,. l,nrue md
co,,sort t,su ca'e.llnscd to carry s,uo bushels.
,,os,,t,.tons ,,.,,. ,.l,,s ~, ,nr,n,na,n a,tss.
ihetor'y Ino construction ol tueso lonr
monsters, With capacity OF no. bushels Will
Elro employment 10 large number Of mon, and
trhs c,cr,, of I'm rtcnt,,rr ornce (3r,,n,rontl
-e e'. " ~ , T.. .. - ,.M
nas naoptoa m eSctenl n,m m ease :,. VI usns.er
III aastns sla ca.'. or 1 I'n .oe. WIN I'M, scro"
ger list n1,d uaIrltH Of tho crew. IN of Ills
nstcr this cut wolii! undoubtedly tttmt Aseorn:
i might he RtlHgesiet! further that OWNERS Df
III atnamess s,n.ty smar & pas.cEcr,lIss cans N
having tao milne o. tt!e hni!s vfoseei !titn no
metal, wh1ch woi'lu attf1'ct at'e'1tsoa II tanna'
LAKE rnE'"'srs:
cone G es"" erey stea sssss seS Il
0aaer craft hnl!slnK OK inr hatter r9tes* rho
r tnssfl!t.al fato on corn 10 hnuan was ~ centr:
!hn elINlttctnlenta l WGtu: for l31HnIo-rTol'citsr
WIZ IL; ~, f,,s ~ y. r,. .,ii"p WrriS
- ~; ,sso,a ~ ~ ev, !, n,
1,si,ois ~ rnr,'. ~, % "roni'rr stDnunn MItssi
,,,.s'.,,s ~ ,..,, fsr ts.' ,n.,,n,i.,. ~I,..,
Is1 i,,scs ~ ~ ,rt, ,,-oir rs,,ri,, 4, VII
i,.sncjs Of corn, ia,tuhcr frcjrhis wcrv barely
stva.iy,
,,o,,u ~oxrrs
LUZ >olt".'
Tho etsambnr9c Co!hnoury left port ihsf oven
ln9 'Rht.
Thu schooner NlAEnrn IL to AaSoa now m!zzc1i-
must put IN.
Ownurs Of rrntf-cnrryinR eai! vessels aso feel.
ycstcr1juy wn. tho ,,1rmu,,'s uay-,iay. md tho
uaioritv Or ttanfn ,ycrp fcriIiIr cxceetilnuiy
baEpy.
IYa stcatn. .baruo Hilton nnd tho t,,r l.nrAcr
wsnt mia tho Chiaet, ijry. Dnri;s Yesterday Tor
rn,,nit. uI nt'o '"o Su'ef'so ~ 'os''' 'ee' W.
H"n, ,ro,,, Marin tim ow,er or. ,ho .r,,oucr
CApt. ioHi .nt'i: ane n"nHr Nv HI, e. sne renuumcr
ne,ofGo H. boall. leaves los Ills isonne-os"nRo-
t1's evening" . .-....
me Steam. oarHe Hrati!o Sintc y II MlllCr
as irotaera AIy.ooek naslnR EefalFs nlaoe 10 HUT
ateah-nesstih9s. Gi,
Tho schoniIcrs Lizzie q. l.nw md John kelder-
hotisa wer3 towota to tho Fulton Elevator ycascr-
day to load Ri1lIi.
The bnrge Ur,intis, df tho tug Fnv0rise's tow,
catuo li,lo port yesterday minus lyr forcMnst,
lost III & Hq,inll outside.
Tho t,ne Cnuar,tun sc,,oopur Erie Relic, cot1.
, 1881-08-02

s,rua1ncr bearing. her nnmc-Occnnle-w
huHtCtl To her t,usfhenst. Her eust wncu t1,tn-
pietU will rr1.cn si1O,Htl Her tlr*t loud Mill
probably he sAk for EhienEu. Il 1s aat,t tn In
Mr. Unv!hsnn's intention til blilh Mt tlto yard
nnnthar .rsupoiinr OF tho sn,no Molci but Inrgcr
proportions"
wrsT.nOux tTEi0ltr.
Tho following Es n comparative. stntcn,cnt nr
Gannt trnm thc urnina Ut navigation to date. In
, 1881-08-02

BISHOP HAVEN DANGEROUSLY Ill.
sAS FRANCISCO, Cnl. Aug. LA Portland
(Ore.) i'[srutch slys tht bishop Il. u. Ilnyep. Ut
tho Methodist Eptscopat Church. Ia lying dan-
Hcro,sly III In thnt city, and Is t,ut expected to
rncntEt.
, 1881-08-02
STOCKHOLDERS 1IISISI,LNG.
Stockholders Meeting,

Thsre VIII bn n spac!al moetinH pf t,a stockhn'dcrs
It'll 1t tic oeo II iS saia VnmlMny il, t6S ely II
Gh!cnE. ~ ttn kcs.,,!d day 0! h1thenber A. u lkal,
ls0 1t ENouaittR 70 yute II suh StNukb01!inrn ihD
Ss ana t%s nnssS Il ~ all Hssts !. hessS3 S sysn
~ rei4irHd by tuw. u. ". COBB, Secretary.
, 1881-08-02

DE1ioIr, Mich, AUX. .i.-FIoun-ta7Soa01
GnAlN-WheAt qutst, No. white. nsw. aLt73ft Nc,
1whls. Old llsa. August, tlslkt soptaubes, el.l9,
October, sl yshr, {llst No. rcd nominal nt 81 ri
Hacslpts. Muh bui shpQl4Hts. u.gtl bu,
, 1881-08-02
trNTE110.

TOLEDO. o.. AuE. 1.-GNAiS-Nhont qulets No. .
red. AaEHas, ts:iM, Ossotao7, slxF{, Nh. rct new
S.lsi No. red. fttG,{ bid, unaer Michigan. Il
do now, *l:l4. curn dult stl-tA,xpd. 6lJxc, No. =
sros+ bltc, ycar, +a!c- 0nta tulli NJ, T. ns,s. &c.
AFTERNOON cALL-Whoat t!rn,s, No. : red. spot
I'LL bid. fill nskli August &if bid. tl9iS nakotI,
September s:s., octubor, fls;JH n1vombsr; el25Mt
Jyar tl:l!i tf st:lh 4zked NO. = red, new, sl.9i
1ln. t!2lH Nskoa NJ. rsl. naw t1l bit, $llJl4
Aaaas!, 5l3iel September. b} bid. Go s,kC; ySai
nEJEiiTsSWasai. taOo bu, corn. 3i,om bu, oats,
4t1l hI. "'
nQDG. @'
, 1881-08-02
KANSAS CITY.

sytctas Dtspateh to Tn4 Chicago Tttbuns.
EAfsAs clry, aio.. Aux. L-GMAtN-frhe Price Cur.
ttnt ret'os,ss Wheas-llocepts 2asD but shipments,
1aS1 but hrIoer. No. cash. !6>fc; August, M3iui
Can-ltstelpts. 4US 9ui xhfp,,iunts, b.H1 but aga4
a9mpFi No. cath. i44ci A1xis <2Mc.
, 1881-08-02

ftAyTtMonE, Mi- Aua l.-FItoult Qulct md
btendy. .... ........ '......- ..
t,stAiS-Wheat-Wcslorn stcnly. Nn.7 winter rcd
sIat md August tl.2ss{fAt.z{}&; September. &la38s
t,ctutcr, eiaksl8B6, November, st.aai.a9f. Curh-
Wc.iern steaAy hut'lnnctvc, n,lsed, *1nt dF44s1ns
August. btfo hid; September 6s5lac; October, &ot
Steamer. h2'4c b'd oats scasco md steady Nyo
MNT-Duil, primo 10 choice Pennsylvania, snooa
TItnvl.soxs-Stcndr. Aints notk. si&t631a'a. Itnlk
n,ents-Shntters and clear rib ItlPs, pnckc!l TIA
Ilnn.< l.t&N!:gNc. !.nn-itnilnrd, lshG:
lN'TrEn-Fris, Western srnsst i31lec. =
Es1uN-1fufl.
PETsnfElfM-Nnmlf1hf 49,, -..
isitnrERsEa-Cdnco higher and flrm; 1iio cnFEoes.
g3!.ilsic. snxar t1n!l, 4. pte !4ic.
Wi1skr-.tjMiot ut H. llt1Fpl.i.tf.
flEttifFrS-Tu Liverpool eeady.
KEcHl'rs-E!oHr Lii prlss whaat, l2'tE7 bnI corn,
titIFaiENTs-Whcnt, to.axJ In; corn. III III bu.
sAI.Es-sfhcat, Il, ,i1t hu. corn. 1H,ssp BIZ.
, 1881-08-02

DcRSAL0. N. r.. Aug. l-1MAtX-WAoAt uou,lual
and neglected. coFn Quill y koat.lOad .o1d st 614c
Oats uaXlpctclt
CANAL LFAE1uuIs-I.owerl what, u, corn. SIC,
, 1881-08-02

Ut. s.nrls. Aug. 1-coTrOS-BtFm, mlddnq, il3kc,
sa!es. eaies' Eaoelpts s9 shipments. uonel stock
NEW ontRAHB. Aug l.-C0TToH-FlsmI mtddljna
lAo; "a" H1lddllnR lu5kci COED ordinary, lQcJ nst
S1,p, fGtSapis, sla passi gEoss &a aalas, t0 stuck,
, 1881-08-02

hi, cofu, a4ssGD ont., ts1o On hni barley, 1900
bn; rye, FldN hhs rons. 1Anp but innIst auH na'
jttf-Acsiyc md itrnis Gacs.
t'Hocx ,siEsoteitc ant bnt firm. Fugar quiet tnt
nm ]. mod dMs MS3a'''" aaos
i'ETRUi.KuA-!lnl! md wcakt untod+ 57sfo' crudo.
ItLl0W-Bteadfi Gfc.
THRrFNTlSk-tIft @tc.
inHe-Qnlnt and nnehnnrnd. ~. r,un4s,,
noY,sfoks-l'ttk @ @sstvs atrd @ rm, NJ w It9 tans
nr1ine ftran $il.Xt
NurrEn-4ulat bit itrnlt teta2Ie 4.
GilEKsE-l}ull nnd nnsottled ut s0s9{c for poor 10
chutcD -:
, 1881-08-02

oswEao. N. T.. Aug. 1.-flAAlN-\yhea&-stesdy,
Corn upIltuh1ty uucnnpxeu.
, 1881-08-02
1sEnItYA.

PEnnIA+ I'LL. Aug. 1.-t;HAIS-Corn active and
steady hlgh mixed, txtts4o, mixed, A13iaksc Oats
nEmi whlto 37s4*ssos NON, a!sI:}9c Ryo caayt now
No. ., 7ya44aJo.
Observation-Disclosures ut 4j.ua
HECktr1H-tYheat. t,5u Gu; GuEp Tag7s bu, oat.
i, gu hu: ryG 10 hni baEtey, ltaN bu, -. "'
hltIPNEStH-WhNaL t,tt9 Gui posu, &yNO but pa&k
Aa5 Dui rye. Alu bull hlri0y, ttau LII.
, 1881-08-02
PETROLEUM,
TURpENpINE.

P!rrsDuRo. H., Aug L-TxrRoLEuu = Quiet,
lnHd eortii!eates weak At s6Xos sOncu 79<c PhlIa.
dslth:a delivery.
, 1881-08-02
DRY GOODS.

pacllns houses, and tohbluv lrada sseadily Improve
inxt dross 9tnahaas activs In hut hands, aud both
M0ss.sd ana cotton dtsaa xoods doInx wsli, prna ia
mandi generally steady,
, 1881-08-02

WILMINGTON. N. u. Aay. l.-slIulT6 or Tuapkx-
glkE-E1rsu II 1cI sott As tGlQf yiry1u Rt tAIa
, 1881-08-02

Chicago, 1strIt,.stuu I, t,a,,,. :. -
f'nr Slaps. llns-!'nt,r.. .slnnnogI.;. sn.aalFas4
f"f't' f II a'1'5' ',na,.sc' a =, n sisa m
1iunse. unu 1i t.ntnt.at. "'''oH I'eth,t FIX.
, 1881-08-02

It was lnrgcly among thtldron under s yehrs OF
yr. and t.fnrrlcn discusses wpre tho mini cnlses.
erert feeding nf lnfnuts md children, groen
fruit mud Krrcn gstrtlnn truck cal'aing a lnrgo
rnount ct the lroutlo, M9thors too, while
cm,tstrlx Inflammation atlu producing chnoru III
fantuin. Cnro III fee,rK children and adults
VIII prevent many deaths from larrhcul dis
nuScg.
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our farmers, and indeed every citizcn
In the State. Wo have too many no.
groes for the present white popula-
tIon to make it profitabIy healthy in
South Carolina. We must reduce
their majority by expectation, or an
nul it by importing whitee. With the
existing prejudices of the world a.
gainst South Carolina we will never
sec stream of immigrating whites
till we force to flow a stream of emi>
grating blacks.
1 entertain no malice towards the
negro; indeed have always utilized
him to limited extent proftablv.-
But feel, that there is no progress
where he is the occupant of the back
OF the car. He is dead load to
carry and therefore should be lifted
off our shoulders. He degrades labor.
No white man will work contentedly
in the fold with negroes where all
are subject to tho same authority
Where negroes are used as house serv
ants wnsherwomen, cooks, &C., no
white women will consent to be en-
gagged as such. A white woman in
Maryland, Kentucky or Missouri who
would turn up her nose at you if you
tried to hire her as cook or house
servant, will step over into Pennsyl.
vania, Indiana, 1llinoise, or Iowa and
hire herself out as a girl to do the
most menial labor, and why? Because
on that side white women have sup
planted tho negro; on this side the
negro supplants tho white woman.-
There all labor is honorable; here me-
nial service is done by an inferior race
and is therefore degrading.
We're it not for becoming irksome
L would write you much moro, but
perhaps [ have said enough or too
much already. 1 simply wanted to
give you an endorsement of your
views npon the "Labor Question"
and hope you will pardon me if l have
been too prolix.
CENTRAL.
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IBERIA, he would be likely to touch be-
fore fully entering the Arctic sea. Af>
forwards the Jeanette was seen u
short distance east of Wrangell Land,
in about II degrees north latitude,
whore she probably encountered the
ice then floating southward. The de-
partment has received letter written
from Petropavloosk, Kamschatka,
September 22d, 1880, in which it is
stated that tho writer, whilo in tho
Arctic Ocean, had fallen IN with q
whaling vessel, the officers of which
informed him of rumor that the
Jeannette was lost. This rumor is
not credited by tho officers of the
Navy department.. The revenue cut
ter Corwin, in her recent Arctic voy-
age, was charged, among other things,
to look out for the Jeanette, but
learned nothing of her.
CoRDwAINER.
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Clerks Sale.
STATE OF. SOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY f PICKENs.
IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS

Lucy a. Smith ct al. Plaintiffs, against Wm.
n. Hendricks, ct. al. Defendants.
DG authority Of q Decretal Order, made in
~ the above stated case, ON She ais, Jan.
uary, 1881, by the Hon. Thomas Thomson.
Circuit Judge, will sell TO the highest bid
der al pickcns Court House, on Suladay in
Ai"ci next, the following Tracts OF Land,
TO wit:
TRACT NO, l.-Tontaining 50 Acres, ad
joining lands Of L. j. ChuInbiin, }. \. Bo.us
5. y. McCrncEin, ct al.
TRACT NO. 2-Cuutuining 1873 Acres,
on both sides of Goden's Creek, being part
OF the Home Tract OF the late Xcrh.mInh
Smith, deceased, adjoining lands Of i CLAW
ton Smith, W. Alfred Smith, Mrs n. rlny-
ton and others.
No 3-ContAining Acre AMI 6 Rods, on
the " est side of Liberty Church, bein. the
old Liberty School House lot, adjoining lands
OF j. \. Boggs, Il. }. Chamonn and otners.
IEKMS-One half The purchase money TO
be pad on day OF sale; the credit portion t.,
Oe on credit Of twciYe months, secured by
bond and mortgaCe of the premises, and n
deed TO the premises TO be made when the
report OF sales is cUntrncu by the Court
hH.J j. }. LEWIS, c.C.p.
icb III, 1881 II
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Administr atOr's Sale.

DY order of Olin L. Durant, ESQ, Judge of
I'D Probate for Pickens County, [ will sell
for cash to the highest bidder on Friday, the
25th February, 1881, on the premises of tho
the late Stephen d. Keith, deceased, the fol
lowing Property, belonging to the estate of
the said deceased, to wit:
The Hotel Furniture, consisting of Fifteen
or Sixteen New Bedsteads, Mattresses, Beds
and Clothing; Household and Kitchen Fur
ni.ure; about 400 bushels Corn, 1000 bundles
Fodder; Yoke Stears; l Horse, Hogs, Cat
tie, Sheep, Shucks, Plantation Tools, &C.
Now is the time to buy what you want. Terms
Cash.
J. C. GRIFFIN, Admir-.
feb 10, 1881 81