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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-06-06
Cotton.


Our market rules very quiet to-day,
the feeling being firm among factors,
while buyers are careless. Sales Sat-
urdsy we're but 100 bales all to
spinners. Sales for the week sum up
1850 bales, 1900 being to exporters.
$500 to spinners, and so to spectators.
Prices are / and &c above figures of a
week ago, the market ruling strong
and upward, with an active demand,
all Of the middle part of the week.
Quotations to-day are as follows
Low ordinary, 6tc; ordinary, tic;
good ordinary, Ste; low middling,
9lc; middling, 103c; good middling,
lie; stains and off colors &c lower.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-06-06
ChiIdren's Picnic.

The youthful members Of the Third
street Lutheran church marched
down Main street this morning, pre-
ceded by a band of martial music.
They were going out to the suburbs
for a picnic. The Rev. Mr.. Thomas
had charge of the children, and the
proceeds Of the entertainment will be
for the benefit Of the church of which
he is pastor. The 0rpheous club
will discourse sweet sounds there to-
night.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-06-06

The German Protestant Church
Sunday school picnic to-day and
night at EstiVal Park. All are
invited. ArnOId's band furnishes
the music.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-06-06
ICE!

O'Neil s. Co, No. s Towards Row, lake
ice at wholesale and retail. Steamboat and
railroad shipments receive special atten-
ton. Orders for city delivery lett at Q. b.
Bryan & Co, No. 20 Madison street,
promptly filled. ut
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-06-06

500 boxes Lemons received 10.
day Mt Wells d. MOfIaf. IN fair
stock as low as Sc 10 50 so per
box. Great bargains. Call and
see fhe fruit. Slt
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-06-06

Awnings. Mattresses, Upholstery, Mos
quito Bars, at Buttenberg's 23l Second st.
%
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-06-06
SO

To close out a large invoice of cro-
quet, a special low price will purchase
a set. MANsFoRD's,
Sc 298 Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-06-06

A Georgia paper calls one Of its
rivals the Repository of Belated Infor-
nation.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-06-06

JOHN WALSH, UNDERTAKER,
an Second NJ rect. l4St,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-06-06
Liberty Saloon,
POS Main Street.

Just opened with a stock Of choice
wines, liquors, beer, etc. SO
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-06-06
Down They Come.

l have marked all straw hats down
twenty-five per cent, so as to sell them
of, and not carry any over to next
season. So now is your time to buy
a hat.
Martin Cohen,
SO The Halter. 2l9 Main st.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-06-06
Martin Cohen,
CrOquet.

The Halter, 2l9 Main st.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-06-06

FOR SALE-An A No. l iron safe. large
size, Halls makei in perfect order. APP
" 10 NJ. L. BACON,
Real Estate and Rental Agt.. 5 Madison st.
65f
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-06-06
FOR SALE Or TRADE.



A PAIR Old Gold Spectacles. Owner can
n End them at Ledger office. 50 IS
, 1881-01-20
THE: EAST.

WITHDRAWAL"
LONDON, Jan. 1a.--A dispatch frnm Rome
snys: "1'l!e French Ambassador to Italy
has informed the Foreign Office hero TINT
Rartloletny st. tli!alra. Frel,cl, Minister Of
Foreign Affairs, witsdraws the prnposal 0f
Frnncu to tho Powers to offer her mediation
to Greece anu Turkey"
COMMENT.
PAINS. JIM. l0.-rhc Temps snys: "Franco
Is now relieved FROM alt tiltttntive alul re-
sp0nstbiity In the Greek question"
THE PORTE.
CUNsTANTrSorLE, Jan. 1D-Tho Porte lins
received ntlvlces from Parts saying France
will accept lis proposal fur frusll conference
oil the Greek frontier question, providing
the other Powers Will also accept.
IN ATHENS.
ATHENS, JIM. 19.-Great satisfaction Is fcit
llcro at tic REJECTION By tic Porte Of, arbltra-
tton, Which, 1t Is considered, las tinaI1y dis
posed If tl,ut project. The fertilization Of
tho ports Of the TlrRus n,lu Et1uIcis with
torpctloes is discussed.
TIE stAnEifAoE OF LEOPOLD De RorlIs-
Eif1tn,
youngest son OF the lato Baron Lionel lie
ltotl,schitd, alnt Miss pcrugia, Of Trieste.
took placo ta-dny In the Portland Street
Synagogue. The Pr1nce Of Wales, Lord and
Laty 1losebery, md otllor persons Ut rank
were present at tho ceremony.
, 1881-01-20
BRITISH ITEMS.
COTTON MILLS uulsNEn.


LONDON, Jun. l0.-1Ioldentlnle Cotton-Atilts
at lInshtngden burned th!s. morning. Loss,
El5,0
Tho death Is announced Of Lord camoys,
III his 9th ypar. Ills eldest SOL, tho lion.
Frattcts Ca,nuys, died lust week, III his 54tll
ycar.
AT .WoHts.
A large number Of tho striking miners OF
Lancashire tlaye returned to work.
THE SCOTTISH CHARITABLE SECURITY coM-
rANY,
n lR!ld.1N0rtgAge company OF Edlnb1lrgs llhs
suspended payment. The capital md assets
amount nomtlal1y to about el 100000, The
amount Of liabilities Is not reported.
4 COMPANY
Inns been formed fur Tho purpose Of estab-
lislling line Of steamers to be built with q
view Ut facilitating tho transportation OF cat
tle from America. Tho capital stock Is
!E5Oo,0o0 -Four steamers, 1850 tons caclI,
will bo built
THE Ntctt uAls0NEss.
Truth says: Tho marriage Of baroness
Durdctt-CoMtts: With Aslmeal Hartlott swlll
tako place 0no day next week. At ller own
residence, by special llcrllse.
Member Of Parliament for Etl!nbitrg> City,
las resigned Ills sent III tho House Of Com:
n}uN3.
, 1881-01-20
alEDAf.AE,
(llt:ijcllra
Itching and ScaIy Diseases, Scrofulous
Humors, Ulcers, Old Sores. and Mer-
Curiai Affections Cured When All
Other Human AGENCIES Fail,

J: cnticura 1icst!vent purltlcs, .atrcn9thcns,
ana sulposts TIC systH,n thruuRa thn 1nnst crit.
rnl stn1cs nf blond. ekn and senll ht,tt,ots unl
disorders of the liver. kidneys, aud urinary Or
Rnnt:
nays itfiatutnntitn Itching, mid irrtAt.ou. heals
ulcers. ind cuts Mw9y dcad akin nnd i1e*t.
cutieura Medicinal stasp Tor til" toilet. buth.
btnutfflc* Tho rkfn. Cutc,,rn shaving Honp is
tue hnly mcdcinul sdHvInx suap.
SkIS HUM01sS, MILK CRUST, ETC.
Skis ilGMon.-3tra. =. L: wh,rpln. DECATUR.
Sleh. writes tint tcr fucc. heMl. dild snme parts
with 6cat,s and surcs. Suffered ftnrfully. and
tried everything. Permanently cured W cuts.
MILK CnrsT,-Mrs. IIorers. III Clinton-st,.
cIarl.nAtI. spenks of hey SISTERS chilli. WIN was
cured Of milk crust. With scspted lI remedies
for tw1 year*., N"w = tlle healthy boy. With
Tk1TEls 81 TIE iii sns -ElIzauett buckley.
!lttlrtnn, y: H., Thankfully praises the cutieura
wtici, hid rcndercd thon nlnDxt useless Il. her.
SCALD HEAD. ALOpECIA, ETC.
ScALr lfEAp.-Et. A. linyn,ont. uulltor r. W.
J. 8. II. It.. JMekset1. MIth. was cured IT ecaId
hend e nine srars' duration by tho Cuticura
FALLING or 7!IE HA1R.-Frnnk 4. Dcan. Steam
Firg EnEsnc q. Boston. wna rur,sl 1T nnpccin Or
wbict, completely restored lis luir when nll sulI
observation-disclosures Lee. @.;o Frank fortl.ay..
twenty years bud covered his ecalp With sealcs
u1e. .guartern Of nh ttlch III thickness. eurrd by
the cutsGursl ie1ncdIes.
Potter. CHE ,aists n.ld Druggists. G;D Washington
irice j Gptie'ira, Msd jsly' s,anli t'xes.
tGo new l5!o%i inrliicr, ii per Gottic: C"tie!ra
Medlcnnl Toilet snnp :s5 cents; ruticusn Me-
IiclnuI Shaving Sonp. u ecnts; In bars for Bar-
htr9 Hnl lurGe consumers. ~ cunts.
80 44H nIn|Ct{ }ttf M receipt IT pTtck.
, 1881-01-20
nority nro nll 1tome.Isu1crs. Several English
and Ulster Liberals at,stained frou voting.

a1lu Ulster Liberals abatained frou voting.
PROGRAM.
Tile Morning I'osl says: 1--WE understand.
II thu cocrclnn bills are ol,struetptI, tho t;uy-
crntIleht will ls1; Tic lf0usu of Commons to
tnko tlle nlattcr III its own aIitls with view
Ut terminating Tho obstruction"
THAI. or THE TltAvEtsEns.
DUBLIN. Ian. lU.-lii the Court Ut Queens
Bench yesterday the proceedings Go1n1nellcett
with speech by Peter Ut,rtr,,, Z. e., on be-
half Of +. ID. Sullivan. O'I.rlet sati his
client belonged to Il fa1nFly That lad lal,orcA
uhsefIfs1.1y for TIN weIfnrn If TrenNl, nt,.t
never actiscly engaged #, pul,1lc 'fc Ill thu
1Wople werc Threatened with famine IN 1870.
At the conclusion or u'lIrlen's spcrci, Jo|n.
Curran spoke OH bcl,n'f Ut Walsh, Iinrris,
and NalIy. Tile Court then adjourned. When
Curran cfOsctl lils speech tho applause rnilsell
Judge Fitzgerald to order the removal uf II
persistent c1nppcr
t,AvfTT.
4. n meeting of tho Land Lcnguc Davtst
said there wns q magnificent representative
organization tin America, fur beyond the
reach Ut flying columns or caercton acts."
MANCHESTER
LONDON, Jn,,. l0--lti Is stated that the mil.
itnry authorities Of 1Iuili, Manchester, were
informed of tho Intended attack on tic cay.
nlry barracM at tin time Of tho Stafford out
ragc, and TINT precautions were taken which
the authorities aro convinced were nut Il,
ynfn.
, 1881-01-20


LONDON. Jan. 10.-A d[spatch from Durbn,t
says: "'rllu lenders Of the new Republic
lluye wired to L4ondon for tho appointment
Of royal commission to inquire Into tbs
claius OF the 1oHrH." )
TIE nuTtII.
TME HAGUE, Jun. lD.-Thc Dlrectorsof tho
Netherlands Kel Cross Society have alI-
lottneed TINT the statutes Ut tho Society DO
not autllorIzu them II assist tho sick and
wounded in tho Transvaal. the lighting thera
mt buing war In the su1lse to which tho reg
uIations OF the Society aro applicable.
T1E!s llljNuttEitA.
A dispatch fr0m DnrlnM snys: Yin the
fight between Alat. CarrIllxt0n and thu
Dasutos, OIL tho 1sth lust, pe0 burelers,
mostly Dutohnlen, deserted, It Is bclfeyctt
owing to sympathy with the noers. Tho
IoIdo Chief Ulnllluhulo, ntlcl0 Of tho Chtef
Letsea, was Killed during ti,e enlargement
bGtwerll tho pomAomlse an4 Colonial
troops. Five hundred volunteers for Dasuto.
lalll l,aye left Cape Town."
, 1881-01-20
PENNSYLVANIA.

Sptttal D!.pdteh to 7he Chfeap' Tribune.
ptrrsuriW, In., inn. 10.-There IL great
excitement among politicians here over thu
SENATORIAL struggle ut Harrisburg. II is tho
general opinion tilnt II tile Democrats stick
to Wallace the Republicans will bc compelled
10 Withdraw Oliver and concentrate Oll solne
other n,an. A few think ellougl, Democrats
will eventually vote for Oliver 10 elect him.
Sta!wnrt Republicans advise Oliver tn reject
differs 1f Re!lorrastc assistance. Severat !:e-
publicai,s" LETT here this evening for Harris
burg to'tase Il lla,.t III tile fight,
Special Ulspatch to Tit Chtnia1 Tribune.
lAisI.IsDrtua, PH., Jun. 1O.-The Prunsyl-
yhltn Senatorial situation appGurs fuf tier
froiu sollitl, thai eygr. C0mttury to tho ex-
iWctations OF the regulars. the b0ltrrs n!aln-
talate[ their strelgt!, Of yesterday. Tile bolt
Grs have, received tho signatures ,"f nbont
against the Republican cnl!Glls nominee to-
tlay to y plGdgo that they will nut make any
concession lDoKtng to u cpulpro1nlse canli.
date unless fMly satisfied TINT hg will slut nct
With flu ruling r1lE. Tte regulars Anyc
buri, circulating pledge 10 staM l,y oliver
until tho cnuclls decides otherwise, but ll,l.ty
Of t!iose, requested to s!gil It liare refused.
thm to tsou their candidates, but sn,le ut tho
Philadelphia Oliver men are beglnnlng IL
city. Tic vote for Senator fl jo!ut eo.lvcn-
ton t0-tlny was Identical with tint Gust yrs-
ten1ny III tho. Senate antl House.. Sel!Atur
Cameron NI,tictlMtes long struggle.
70 the ttsstTH AEsoetnsta ffss1.o .
ye!,t!on tool1 three ballots tu.Q1y for United
States Senator. with precisely tho same re-
suit us yesterday. Adjourned until to-il!or-
morrow,
, 1881-01-20

TENN ESSEI1s,
Srtttat DtspateA 10 The chicago Tribune.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, JnlL 1o.-Ecl'eyilg
tllaL hts cxtrcttic views oil State Issues ren-
dered Impossible both Ills election md
cDalttIo,3 Of tia two wings ut ttiB Democratic
purity, col. john II. Savage thts Afternoon
withdrew fsnm tho Senatorial racu, thereby
creating tllo Impression Tint for t',o sslnc
reaslny Spnator bailey should do likewise
10 tlefeut thu llepubIlcnl.s. l,nilpy's SUP
portcrs are cognlzaMt Of tho jnstfcG nf this
demand, and. wIl!u there. arc Il few w1lo will
not yOte for l,itt as long NJ II Il possible tt'
continue Hin oil thu traelt, thcru are
OILERS wl.n nre ready to suppnrt nny
available lnan w]Io has not been conspieu-
nus In tic advocacy nf either l[gh tax
'Ur Inv tax prtncufcs. It Is evident tia: tilc
retirement Ut DnIfry Is oEfya question Of
time. i.ow-'rax Democrats atll insist they
will mol vDtc for lin or ahy 0ic who will
supp0rt CoI. Durch fur reuleeti0ll 10 tho Scc-
rHtHryhtlip Ut tho United Siutes Senate.
Gnrch 3 newspaper having abused Them ycrt1
sttonEiy tlrlE ti1e i.ft ca,yass Im Sy,
has nut yet been 1ln,nett. After The Inst ballet
ha'l buei, tnisen this eycMng, both lin,tscs b.
ttsK iii jOlnt convention. tho Democrats, I'll
tlS 'al9ry, 'uys ,Isf "ct to rt a!ow ri; RI;
pnl,lfcnrs from reasscnhlIng tho House
Is contested. iiepublcal.s WHO deliy, tic
Convention Ind Il right TO tal;n Il recrss held
cauc,ts tp.lftglt. l'ut, failing to scc their
way out Of tho difficulty. adjourned rather
away frunl the llnl,su for fear tlic Dcluorrals
may elect thu Se,,alor, tho ilouse .ayiilg
fniled to latlfy tho .IDInt r9trs fur lutfi
Houses. This rutsts the question rs 10 how
tlni,y members nre required tu constitute n
quorum III convention.
, 1881-01-20
STATE AFFAIRS.

WISCONSIN,
Special DApateh fo'TH Chicago 1ftbuns.
MADISON. Wis, JAuj lp-t'he Senatorial
colltest Nus 9t'sutiou ~ Was 4oles1luaoWeu ~
TME TltHuSE dispatches Of last evening"
Mr.. Sawycr ia tie uolnt,lG{, a1ll Scnator-elect,
alld. stfa'lge TO say, lacie eFo hq hao"1heTs.
Tic rcason why ulcFe are ~ naoaFheTs u
simply this: Alter tue 4sse''lo'!@@s VI tue
CAUCUS this evening Air. koyps' friends callc
to somo ot Alr. sawyot's friends any !l'ade
proposition to tIlo effect lsint heyes
would withdraw i uley won!! Joll ~
recommending Mr. Aeyes lor cablnet POSI-
tlon. Tl'e frte'lts OF Atr.' Sawyer repllet en-
pl,attcally that no such proposition from
a,ss 49, ~ n0"'|' ~ e"'~@ ''@''~>' ~: :.
attes lae :. ~
UNANIMOUS NOMINATION. or ssls fA"fEH
by tho CAUCUS, mid III tho exoten6lIk Of tho
, 1881-01-20

Special nispa&eh to The Ch'taeo TribRnf.
OTTAWA, Ont, Jan. 1..-Slr john Mactlor-
aid i,as announced tic decision of the Uo.-
erasaent ou the ntl-importas,t question NOW
bcfore tic llouse. lie l,as determined tu
rattfy tho bargain with the Stephen
Anglts syndicate. Julgiu. from his sueeclE,
even the smallest amendment is to be
refused. The contract, to the 'lost minute
letai'. ,vlll BE- forced through botli blnnchcs
Ut Parliament under the party
whip nnd receive tho N0ynl assent.
Tlle new sylsdicate, which offers to
build the roatl Mt saving to
tho country Of at least Sl0,0Jo,001,
is tu bo utterly Ignored. a, appeal 70 the
Goserllor+Ge1ieral usktng for dissolution Of
tho |lDuse would probably be l!l vain. Un-
less luper'al Interests were inyolyesl,. Or
solnc, highly Important constitution
nj lsx,le were ut stuip, It Is
uot likely that the alaruuis Of
Lorlln wul,Itl 81. fur separate himself fr0m
hls Adtlilnstratt0n rs t0 Insist upona EeIleral
reetlOiI. Tile debate was continued III tho
1iuusc to-day, md ut n lntr hour tonight is
still IN prttglcsB: but nothing new has beeil
introduced illtu the discussion.
, 1881-01-20


LONDON. dGn. 1V.--1n tho 1louso OF COM
!, ,aos inatlon WIS ugrcel to to Infer NIL l.U-
uces of nations to-day Until ntter thu debate.
"a "a the atlressIn reply to the Queens spcrch.
ahls afternoon Sfr. Charles Dnwson U4lb-
esal}, member for Carlow, 1soyod III aurntl-
H1eht to the address, In reply to tho Qnee,l's
s&Rscs'' PRAYING fur the assimilation Of tho En-
s.sa ar4 Irish enough franchises. lie spoke
~ .', rambling manner for I'LL hour and fifty
a'uatea, a' anl WIS several times called to or
AF. Forstcrcomplainud OF I,awson's course,
y. W. sald the Government wera aMxlous 10 u.s.
''si!aso s tue tranchlsas II possible.
Forster. ''
" slight sceno took place because
,. CRIES OF "AI1uT uri"
,,',i vie salsea while Ar. T., Dwyor Grny, Home
''sse Ts1 meIt!bar for Cnrtow, was spuaklng,
A''' "eoato was nsnIN' tljonrnel.
THE OBSTRUCTION,
u',s a"Su ION, Jun. l0.-*rha Standard snys:
.,',. ~ understand tho G0Tfrntne,,t and Oppo-
,aaa "4' ate communicating: lii regard to tllo
Iea'as Iieaa tor sappressinx obstruction IN the
''9use VI ComlnoIs.r
roaa ~ consequence of apprehension, that the
f"s ss. euafd slips III Ireland .nay ba rc4ulrvsl
h,a,s ss''!ce Mt my nlUulent, tte!r crgws l.ayv
sseh .ss reinforced.
>'' AENhElt OF PARLIAMENT rOn GALL
Ina ,,., MAY COUNTY,
NJ H. t'"naeu oil Intention tu resign the most
ei,sa ao.lse,hAle Parliamentary whip after tie
ill., th0 ~ W VIC 1ebate Oh the address IN reply 10
h :, ,Hxns xascns speech. Nola,'s leslre to rehIg,l
=" ras ~ purely to priya.a reasons, wv
, 1881-01-20

! LONDON. Jan. lV.-rle steamers FraNcc,
Il. T.. Matthews, Nebraska, anu Westlipalla,
troln New York, haye arrived out.
BALTIMORE, hid, Jun. l0.-~Arrlycd, the
staanlsr I.a!pzig, from BseMlen,
New Io1tK. Jun, lV--Artlyed tho steatn.
shtp frallce, from London. .,.
frnm l1nstOI.
, 1881-01-20

at Lewis. being, found hanging 10 tho ptcket
Of fence b. tic cInutl wlIcs, WIS around
her neck. TlE cloud caught IN the picket
while she wiss getting over the fence.
%ifttdt Dhpafeh ta 1ht EhtcH20 3ftbunf.
MONTREAL, .tnn. 1N.--TJ,c tunncI-ortngs.
To test tlN, cnsIrst nf the rrtjectG coll,lrctfon
ifMlrr the st. lMwrGnce for tho NUrt1 Siore
& Southeastern Railway. llayu commenced.
, 1881-01-20

OTTAWA, Cnn., Jun. l0,-The express train
on the st. Lawrence l. Ottawa Railway fran,
Prescott for Ottawa tlts ,noru,ne Jumped
the track nj Osso0l Station, throwing tie
Pullman and passenger cars Into the ditch.
'rhcse was q larae number OF passengers on
buartl, hut nnre Of them were scr!01,s!y III
Iurctl. A special traln brought ali the lms.
sn,,prrs here.
, 1881-01-20
GRAIN MEMS CONVENTION.

CoLuMurs, o., jan. l0.-About 100 ernln
dealers, purchasers. al,4 lnl'lers, mst III
Convention here to-day. lsesolntlol.s were
adopted petlttonlng tho Legislature to pass
Il law ,naktlK seventy pounds OF cor1I
IN ths car u hus!,e1 during tue year,. aud ca,.'
lc,nnltlg freight tlnes for mt Maktnx sl.orl-
agv got,d. Tla Convention adjourned tu
Iuest at l'u.-ln LAY usxt,June.
, 1881-01-20

Shaker sarsapari!ta, a.4adeltoa. yellow lock,
lnaudEtke, aar9et, buck enhvah; % 81 tnd!1n hetni',
uupeh united win i0IIda ot pqtusatuni ins1p w
tho Hoc,uty, aro tho Ingredients Ut Tie Shakers
SurSHpuFtll3. an
, 1881-01-20

'W1tEsL1So, ". w., jan. 1o.-.Johnson N.
Caluls1,, OF l'arkcrsburg, was nominated OIL
tho third ballot III thu Democratic CAUCUS To-
hight for United States SeDai0k
, 1881-01-20

ALBANY, n. T., Jun. lo.-1he tIoH. Thonl-
~ {. platt was to-lay formally ELECTED unt.-
I'd Suites Senator By tito Nuw York Legis.
lature.
, 1881-01-20

TRENTON, n, j., jim. l0.-The Senatorial
caucts to nominate II United States Semstor
was held tonight. Gen. SewGIl was non1-
nnted Oh tile twelfth ballut, Two ballots
were declarcd irregular during the rruccetl-
lngs, more tllnn forty-nlne yotes-tllo whole
nunber-be!ng cast. 'rllero was tremendous
excitement md confusion. Sewell's oppo-
nlt Hobart. Suwell received tweilty-yryG,,
vutcs oll tho lust ballet, and :was declared
elected, Iiobcson RECEIVED fourteen votes ols
seseral ballots, wl!lcl, was the highest given
cciyed fourteen votes III, tho !iist ballot, md
increased gradually Wutll ltc woil tic light.
, 1881-01-20

6ptetaI p.pa,eh to 71s Chicago Tribune.
I.unlsoros, Mich, Jan. lo.-Tha Nashua,
uarden City, nl,d st. Albans are oR tho lar
l,or, anu are blasting their way ln through
thhlcR With powder.
, 1881-01-20

HARTFORD, Coull., Jan. lo--Gcll. Joscpl!
H. llRwley was to.Lay declared eleetosl
Unlteu States Senator.
, 1881-01-20
EGYPT.

CA1no, Jan. 1o.-lha death OF Maslette
pascilA Ii announced,
, 1881-01-20

DosroN, alnss., Jan. 10-1ho lion. Henry
L. Dawes wua to.day proclaimed United
States Senator.
, 1881-01-20
BUSINESS NOTICES.

IIorhcs, cattle, ,nnh other domestic
n,ctt ~ mankind; The lnrpeft nssorttnrnt at
hor.e sctrrInury casca. bot,ks. und medicines Is
found at noerleku T. 'rafola Pharmacy, Vi Ctark
street,
, 1881-01-20

LANSING, Mlcl.. Jan. l0.--'rhc Michigan
Legislature III joint convention ut n0oll IT,
day. formally declared IIcMry T.. Baldwin
elected United States Senator. for lie ulleS-
plred term ending March next, md 0nar
d. Congcr for the term OF SIX years from ti,nt
latc.
In tho State Senate, the opening wedge OF
tho grcAt contest Un the liquor q,ltsttut was
driven BY the Introduction Ut Il bill for
amending the Constitution tu suit tic Pro-
lltlliiuNfSls.
, 1881-01-20

25 eclits. l3tc!k L. Itnynrr,A "3Inrsn
FAca Powder 4 y ehnrln!i,x Invention fnr tho
gG;;'tnrlcx"n. ~; Willie. lsosenic.. md nrunette.
pieee to tho futnnue "Nars" roIoytc.
, 1881-01-20

Williams, 2; George Clesnonson, /: Chnrrnl'
!. The shte wns teclarll fnrll!Yl, null IN
motion of Burrows, tic Nninlnntidii, was ''
MADE rxASIMo,'A,, 'r' ,
Senator ['rlcr''* resolution above was tl!c.
unanimously uttnptrf. =: j., ',.,t'
, 1881-01-20

1Iaeattstrr'h Cough Mixture Il lhe
1no*i rcllnblc MID sGfo remedy. Every family
stInuitl atltei rTr wh"oplng..cuRh md crus.p.
sUtG MMiufMctMrur Fur sale " Ill IrllKKtsts
, 1881-01-20

Ladies', Delicate. niai rcet,1c-If you
wish to he henlthy nsll beautiful, take Coldeu's
Lfebfv'4 Lf,iiitI Extr1Gt uf lleef.
, 1881-01-20

AudusrA, Me-, Jan. l0.-Tllc Hon. Eugene
Ilala WINS t0-tlay elected United States Sell
ntor,
, 1881-01-20
Nf{S9{)ETII..

ST. l.or1s No., Jaa. l0-A Jefferson City
special says: TIN Legislature met In JoIllt
session at o'clock and declared FrarcEs II.
C0ekrell elected Unified Stutcs Senator,
, 1881-01-20
THIS MORNING

1re quote It fc,u miscellaneous
bargains out Of hundreds 2ue
offer at this safe:
Lot Of All. Wool Momio Cloths, soc, worth
4u.lncl, Fine Monies ut o5c; reduced
l'o"l!s.:Mia!' iH r,alay. Zoe. worth tic.
All.Woul shuodas. 30c; would bc Cheap
Donlle.wilth Drocadcs. Armurcs, and
All-Wdol Suitings at 25c n Yery clleap
serffss, r. l'0pl'ns, md proeats'les at 15e
Aipacas, Brocnaey, mud satin.Str1pe
]jrcss Coatls ut II l-ac.
1n!"cnse bargains III l}nrk Fancy Fine
Handsome Light Canlbrlcs, lOc, worth
Light shlrttng md Dress Prints, & 1.2c.
Stylish Cingltnms reduced from IS to
Lnrge lot Of Faucy Summer Silks marke,,
doWn fran - n!il Soc 10 60c.
Lyons Colorctl Silks, wido goot1s. cost
$1.1? 1.2 to linpnrt, offered ut 75c.
cQlorea ds; Satin de Lyens: e M incles e wide,
General reductions III U[uck f3r0s Grnfn
Silks.
2 balcs handmade Rnssiu Crasl,, wnr.
rantcu uli Linen, ,rr ynr1, Sc former
price IL l.2c.
20O uoz. Very Large Damask Towels,
with beautiful neep He'd Borders, 25ci
cost to import 45c.
IS pes Table Dul,usk, In llanlso,ue Fer1
ratterns, ut UUe rer yard; a great
hargntn, aud could hot be Imported for
less tt.nn 15c.
100 MFarscillcy Quilts iu extra 1nrcc sizcf
ut 81. so, worsil IS.
While Blankets Mt S1. IS per palr.
Large size, gootl quuilty Blankets, 70.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-18

and their Ctncihctions and their Saints
seem part OF every day life. Many OF
the most beaut ful pictures and exquis-
Ita sculptures are to be found In the
churches. And the noblest frescos In
the werld are there. But no one can
convey any Just idea Of the grandeur OF
these old churches to minds unaccus-.
toned to such costly work. To our Re-
PUBLICAN notions OF richness and beauty,
1t Is a revelatioIl-a burst Of sunlight
cut Of twilight. Imagine a church 90
large aud 90 exquisite in its details as to
require two or three generations to COM
pie I'll More than one church In Flor
eiice was more than hundred years in
building. But they were built to stand
for centuries. Some have stood for
many centuries, and look good for an
otter thousand years without great show
Of age. Some have their marble floors
filed with inscriptions ofthe dead whose
dust they cover, and which the tread oi
many feet have almost worn away
Some cover tombs Of great men, almost
rs well known in our own country as
here, where they were born and where
they lived and labored-and died.