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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-03-05
Alnest q Fire.

A little after II O'Clock last Thurs.
day morning. the root ot . small
building at the east end Of tho Old
Convent. occupied by Miss Amslie
L.eplaoe vas discovered to be on llre.
Through tho exertions Of Mr.. Ben
Levy. aided BY some Of Mr.. W. G.
Jacks school boys. tho flames were
extinguished ere doing much dan.
ago. The roof caught from sparka
out OF tho chimney. Had tho Are
gained any headway Il would have
destroyed tho Old Convent at the
heed q Trudeeu stIeet and probably
several reeidenceo o. tho wind w
very high and blowing down thl
street q tho time.
, 1881-09-28

Meeting of 1iae Link c*istr h*xnc9ati.

;n meetins OF the Lakeside Assassination.
,,.,s =" ,, .s,r.a ",nsersafS cscrrses ot 1he las'
If West wusIIIrvtun mr., j:nn;i,m x,rnr,. t,t.'
yuon rxrrt,srs ,v,rs, ,ri"r,od ~, ~. .,n tin,.
LOWS Raymond, Mtia tho ltcv. Il. II. Pscrce
ors!ehel @ .c tue mtro"ctory seron from i.''ke,
~. H. -" ~ .'ist eatln h!,"'' l'"9s a"'l't
'"s "s ,,,n.'. m"r" s."'i HUI I'a4s a~ts.
sollOwa: Moderator, tho itor. T.. II. lluI,,prt.
o. H.; Clerk, II, Il, CtIssol1; Assistnut Clerk ~
|. M!ur; Treasurer, tho ltcy, r. =, t,cl,tpu. The
lcy, l.. stonu Ir,l IN nrtyrr nftnr ,y,, !, r,,,ns
Der rof letters from ursorIato ehurchcs were rca.l
snd scvt1'la visiting brethren were Invited TO
,cats iii tho mrotlnu.
uit,,o ~ .rso .o,..,'. ~ a. a"cneo" YUM
6n, m'ueo " thrao. oonsisflns nf Nessss. J. H.
lppoistc,l ~ ,ruft resolutions with rcv,,rI Ia
:he .le41h IT l,rss!ignt GArisoid. ''''' y
he church at Gnis.er was n .o,plIe iS 'es1 VIII, III ~
lat CHURCH dismissed to nnoshnr ,ss,,ei,,tion. "
Tue attYrnoon ,aeatlny wns oponcd with
Tie CHntr ira a,iMuu,.cci irpsi &c; J. e"''o'''
r1tE Arrolsru,.s1. t,p f.n,tu,,,r,.ru 10 m. .,
Rcccpton Of Nav churr,,.sn.rnn "I ~" t".'u"s' ~ -
VnsiHsN v ~ aHI" CMtM1tnts-iHG HcV. u. u.
,"v = is, q; aiiiiAt; Noxi sts4oh-Thn
v,1, ~. II r.; D. !sei.lel1. l.owld lyitund, J.
: nuss: ~ ~, II, nIInne. W. hSs9tiGns-I Rov. u.
.Ics-ri,I. itn1. j. .T,,,, -, = 1tM aEs UIitHa
A,sditllK-Wgssrs. i. t;rifnn. Is. " t'ns" tt1'''
Tho l[ev +, 4, IieitlctI. frnn ti,o ",n,,,,tcc
,,,nnn!ya 1T tho lust meeting 10 report On tho
Association. reportc str"t,rIy Il, f.,ror .,f n"
oropose,! ,saIut,. Gonfrrcu.rs ha iMvn ~ hill III
aon MI aais ~ scn W f. Lhleaxn IN, Associa-
A committee nf TINT bMly. rUnstsT,nv ~ 'E,; ~
Ncv. II. III lawre,icr, H. IT, tic Is"v. \ r. - rnyo NV
lul L. W. sann, wis Il, "ttt,t,.a,cr n, is 1M,ra,
M for tho purpose Of eioslsS II, ,le 'e ,Ier"tin
f,Hk ff,n fHLrni,lr Aus,,,.InIint s* 's3o"''Ihueu
, 1881-09-28

Chicngo. l'urllnEta, \ GuInny i, 10 la.'5; san.
ferrH, 70 S;; 'if it,Ie i,osk !" H." 7 5. Tn,e" c5
s.r lerhns th1natmi e i%i !snstnn A..
sisnnE II; Wisconsin Central declined h. to
24A: Mcxtran central hloeks declined i, to itO.
Il 10 the lFfs'trn dstecialtt I'rrss.
l,nsrt's. Sept. 27.-ssoeks cinsc'i rs follows:
%s'sf ,:S H. ~, is;o:.:: !ts
stet, y Tf'EMkn tst 'H.12 Eastsrn T. t..;:;.. in
G1s. s''s,eE!' t E 4 as;;:,;. ivs1SsTSS E.""."S
Mnstnn stn @ csnt S9,1|,of... M
rtiItEINN.
R2i.
American railway ysrcurltics-tllnnt. Cetirni,
ETts: Pennsylvania Central. HH!t: New York
IEtrnlt las; Etr, IS; TN seconds, l07; lsBnllng,
Nst.
:. The amount Of butinn withdrawn from tho
LINK Of EhEfund TN hnlance tMlay ID Ek,UW.
PARIS, Sept. s7.-ltcntts. S3f U7ir.
NEW t1ttLEANA.
New unLEANs, Sept. .7.-stRht exchange on
@ Mow York, 61.0o per sl,o0o premium; ntcrltil9,
, 1881-09-28

KIDNEY Wort Is nut,Irok ren,rtiv for t,dnax
aug tMeF tls'lsPs. piles. ana constipation.
.bcllheit tlr lnlc0us III The URINE il Il saira ln
dlGntlon oi dlsease. Yukv ki4nuy-Wurt. '"'
TORPID liver an4 kldnvys poIspn lie blood
byHteul. " NV
licadaeho, blious Attucks, titxxluees. md l,,.x
Of appetite nre cured by kidney. Wort, ~~
6ev advertisement.
, 1881-09-28
PROVISIONS,

l!oa lltonocstb-Nvre n'0ra act1vo than onSat.
Slasy aho axatn strohgor ln ssmpathy With thu local
hoy nIart0t @nd tlo advancing iundepey uf grain.
AtsoFpool was ropusted Vi higher On lard and ID ovvr
on short clears. There mas moderate demand hero
9of consumption and several lots OF meats xsso xatd
10 have been taken privately tor shlpmunt The bulk
u tho trading In future pork md lard was tor JAM.
, 1881-09-28
LIVE STOCK.


Chrfl.E-lho general market MAS exceedingly
slow ThoFo was n 1ulte sharp demand Enr extra
Rn1tles IN EHrnH1an account, und tho tow drosca
answering IL thnt descrtpliun Hote taken Ut al sod
iRHres ns lAva hoUn ta4d ut any tHe. but n sradca
VI shlpp''E eatllo wero l19Ibo lowcr, IND Wesorna
and Ioxnlls showua II lenntx IN buyers fnycr. The
HGurlh9s,' ~ fur s01ao tam0 pnaL wers IaranIy
na.in up uf tho iattor tas1rlptlons, hut en,.
i9Es aid entuhurs Iought frony, and c:,n4idsruHlo
nrEllnsea "uru Hs adu for AlsitlIcrJ feotalHy fnt
nAYu G"s bnltt Ut t4tI prlEus. ind
!gGHuft FoseGpthlf l0M1F. SttGB ranged ftHM fL.U&
Mn tito4xil luW lots Hnra Gunh onsuRn bGl nhtra
NA pt1 efI1t0 H0fo not tthy },tor tut p1Ioua hs
luw h::o l!t.l " be aecoptud Thu gouura1 nurket
fn!h.M.nH Is tho il1,yrs' Journals Gu bleernm;
ltuc1ntn uf cHfllu during Tho wtek, IMU hNnd
Market wtuk And rEsCOs luwUF Al 1AYcriIuol thnn-
ulnl1n " pnnr humility auld " Ijct Eoutl AIlpEcan
steeta !tG; irish nattl laa. A. tassow mood i,sutnt
EAktlo tusu Inany 1T lfu And ~ 1u1M tho prpyall-
th9 l'rIe1 Mas ls3se, she qunllay being usot,"
uVurATiGNas
Extra lsuoECs-StoaTa weighing t,EQlbs and
,Ss4pwHF4s. ~ to3a76
stsrf: wslKI'snx i359 q LkG aaa
l!hd !!tnYes--N " g-iAtteHuu 8&eera Mglxl.
lag a9 to raU h2th15
MHutuM t3EIaGt-St1erB tu EnU tpsh, Waxf,.
ila llal ~ 4ooaaoe
HItefItfA sluCk-IuOr t1 clIlnlGn steers and
wetIlax aD tY e l.tl l6., ...7;saats
l10 ~: "
bulls. 4rd scalwax a1Ssfs.
Te1ns-ttlrhux lrUyvB.,.,., .7.aki5
faA1-fef w lbs.
, 1881-09-28
COAIMERCIAL,

Tho following wore tho receipts and shipments
0f loadiug arslelus Of prouco In tho city during
tho Sorcnty-tw0 houra ending ut 0'nlouk
Tuesday morning nnd for tho corresponding
t[inu IL YEAr lKls
, 1881-09-28
Short shnlil~ IL. & s. Sh0rI
flhs. irrs. effHr<. r{fNFs.
t.0DEo pnst BnIted, ftna5 t:U ktn;H flugn
Dn+ hUIBu..,,,,,....f jUtJ fiH 'IITI "illW
September, 1uuspt..I iutlj f,1j iII;i iIIi31
{}C1utGr. in.i | f-;ji iH:t iTi.i

S!nrt rll: Ensc!l Mt for t'ctuhur md
s1@ S; w fYr !, ,NHxcmber I",g scars tSie q
buxedi onH. cut hnme. tfNt2oi KwIut- -pcxlp, flIiS
quoted nt ~ fur l5NI AvUrity0 urpuil flis
ba!lid MvHrn1B. y 3Ftlt{o.
l,nc0n 1nntcd ht nstS!$c for sh0ni,tors l!1{a1i4u
tnf nll,It tha tur nltort ccnrs 123lo fur
,nt;Et-Nn* 1ltsi nt *!7MeIV11 for n1cHs, elQ.u0So
lt*J Tor extrn iless, nnl t2AlljQ2iOl f0r hnills.
, 1881-09-28

REAL ESTATE,
Tho following Instruments wcro filed fo
record Tuosday, Sent. -:



record Tuosduy. Sent. s7:
CRY rr,orrnrY.
Wal.an.Ia ~. chr, If Nur1h l,ouoy st, n +,
ii1% IT GisrtI,,a' III aStsa any. u q. Nelson to j.
Nabls #, sot Xnsasta ind uorncia j; ildx
FaxsnGara F Giye H. s" MasursSl}I ssG.. " u. una a..
wsst F!itutf,!il II, lJGit II Jpiorssi,. t, &;x
KS S5.s ssr. y .,''sssl .Sssn to lanes
s . T. sassi. IT,! s. .'p55Sss g 5s:ssv nsS Saip': sspt ~:
ti"% - ia1 ats 4 s. 81 'kcy b r. ri s
lsnnkcr It. TIL ila:ici lid ijc.ninii;;a.
Sns \! .l19S! Is a Il : ;nisa jsspt. ~ ana RI:
Bunker 4. l,ear tlio al'ovg, n Glnxi2S r. iatci
sst ,ns ts,s aPty IT, spvJe e. J e aalua
saa s ps,s s sIy !" T. III t. t.i ia.v
Ta!,i'n.t n.y. III RI II Snftl, /, jxi.S IT, iatcd
peia%a1S rass III Il It ii;,s i: i ;;i IL
,,, ,Mts,ayot,: s,ntdd 5op u tlouia i'nde to Au-
W.. Wo.l aossn 81, ; II 81 II :isi;; ss;f
;ifeI I rslII.T rgoH u 1niutt If 1T e isiir 5iavf"yEL fSEL
WHY + 4'l'lt.syu.i, 81 " Il WaI ;i,hf3og: f.:x
sas, ias y t;a $poss s;ea SOFT ri t3u:
alsllssa &: imProyo4: dutvd sept. ID iJosias j.
'H1s t;s s sopt # van I'D nsto r. II sNa1 IS IS
" fMe, asa q ssps aS d ~ u ' Fs,sr &
Schntit3.... ,...,,...,..,,,., ,,,,,,,,,,,,..,.,
III H.; s; g sS :: GS?s ~ ,sss i!s t!
a ss T. Erard nss! % . Maafs nts nbsl5... ln.sa
urmxcm. ,tnt.ni NH, 81 h,,H tinins r. IT,
Viii ss !! 'f / s ss t. se sP'ss5 ssSt q 9si 81 x'S; @
.1,,,d' ,,i.'i,' I.Ia,,::
;ssns tt II y sse ~ 'Sss g. IT, T. aasaa asa aus i. Il
s1@ 1;!;; \; s u snd II h M%;SI;y jfst S.ilH
nSSIs; ;3iis; i; I hs ftn%t cHj:sx$ax sI;i$4 i,
amtSn n!t,,, seat. :. U. Vorh'achor 10 a. W@so-
NsTv IS f sSlais "A ss, iiS;; Sits &
q is:{.!s 81; atca 3".,
.dH;,, d;S" aen.' ~ ~. nolnh'hhh 70 -. u Aof-
'!s% 3 Y; Il S;sSSS'' ;;a;SS ; $ssi!s Sa
I'D /! 1sssa isei.s} Sert :: t.%enoo n.ssot 70
d. it;tar, Jill os u jnhn ti.R!eGons's. ,aa Ms.
ssS u S:s: s aas +
s!$y; i'::Sf Ss $s* Ss'!sssi s;si".s
a H. "is IL II sant a. ensw9rt sna y;e
10 u. h GtennuhAMI,,!.
r. Il ~ , e S5s gsst yls@sS u ~ s5
j!1G; INSTRUMENTATION. ~ " ~ .
YMs u s!,::...::..........:,....:... . - . - -. :"
ssp.; ~ a.. sa!st, % IL. n. md Is. g. FoaI...
,,.,. a!i:rs ~ rns eoo!ir:''s;si. '' ~
4 ntk,1 II - nj
, 1881-09-28

6FsFfa! UFsp1TeA 10 TA1 Ehlengo Tf{hun:,
laosT.h, Alnss.. ,6cpt. 27,-The logal lit today
Was rt't l'ul!ccnhly ilorp aotlya than nli Satur.
Tlere WIN only 4 mMtcsato duluand FOR stock,
aId transactions Wuro ntl sMnIl. III bonus.
t.E1ensh.4rK sixcs atyAlccd Il. tu lt.& Atlant,u
!SA91t0: liartfoFa & Eric seyullx from CoI 10
N - '" w" ~
III railroads. Atchison advanced u, to lss,5,
, 1881-09-28
MINING NEWS.

Srtefai Dspateh to The Chicago Trtbune.
11nsTnN. Sept, 2M-Tho mining shnros wcro
neglected but stchdy. San rutlrn wis tho wcak
hrot among thon, going OF nnu.hor smal frac.
tion. 1fnrshnw Eninct il. Napa WIS quoted
firm ut 1is bid md nskcd; 1,1O0 shares of
isananza sold ut it,. md Cntuno t Il 1tccta wns
strong Mt III. At tito StnIug Exchange Uncra-
tions woro extremely iln,ltod. CuumbuB ,yas
decidedly wonk, aud declined from 10 to 1t0.
Milton sold ut lG9G1lEi. Cppporopolis Mt .0e, AMI
MnEsnrhusctts nna Now Attxcp NJ -. Tho ny
9rcg.ltu anca pf the bOnrd lust week. Wcru 1T7,8u1
Bh1rcs.
10 ths tptstsrn Issoctttttt Irtst.
H,STON, Sept. a7.-Mintnr stocks closed NJ fol.
, 1881-09-28

iiYE-Sas sai!y Ssiiv:; tho foo,lss Gaima mosiiy
u a siS4 stI tS isS a a 1T ss e.
vi Ss:|' IL; :s,s ss' :s sS i = ,sis =
sss Es(s; s;s sss % ;;fss sa ; 5 i IT,
tn,r nH cyy MT mSvs H,, tns 1ocnim tyr r. to two
5 ;s;s, Il - r. S?ss
VIII Gat ttlss wsf: Il eass III ii y .iHsl.is
;ssS' " s$ ~ t'aEs S:sa
isssA; if b4 $af o Ss @ , aa ; &, 81 Aua
ssry Il % s =" NH H" @ q H! ss s:,
siS:x II II Ssvsss e. ';Ess % -
s[n$' NM +; i is::sss s9.i' a + y:
# u nn%'y ,.s "a t. s't d ~
siSy s;a Sysat3, t1 stSsSr sSt II 4:sa ~: r.
ssd sa IL iu. ;i %s Fl v:,gSSI
TWO D'G1.nuK lI)AHH.
WhoH olnssd 10 h!xhct on t'etubar urd mo hIvhornn
!" M"xGt9nMr !c 5ssM1t " heNyy pnrcnnat By thu Gu
i!S;s:! fS%: i sssa.s? sSs in' tss y
M",ii &; ;s tE;a yssi ssss:
ts:!t Co., s' sSs! ssijs? :ss! $ II: :
sss; y Is:: ; Ss;Ss sS s S,s:Si
@$S 'ss: *s:s :S 8, ?s; ~ svsss II I
$!ss, & a' II s!'fps ~; s:ss III &s
Aiay sa,s. ;,!aS "i :I%i hi II liz &'1 aoi'ar tit
!ctnluE f5ttEn slslltr SYenutr, Iats +iyta seiior
E,%4 n,Ss",.''ar and ~. sGier sax yo slspd so
tor tor oii;."sr s5 fe5 stS
,,sIs,1 S'a .a'ps tst.,sis S[ s: f at Ins sois
ssIisT fohruurS. ssot ur 1aa"ss1 ..v1 x,; aa
ssL; f4n xs;aGs ~ s:s*s ~ tst1,or.
t4E J4iiun.y t9 ~ l.a7a fnr Fui.rl.asy nsd
T.. = inf M Ms'tr; sMlp* weEn lano q A
ff,nYn1,psr ~ #: ser lvtcltsr &la sosr as ycar
EESS6r1s}Y tAb:S sssr Sars ind :siiss Hp!ll. %
Snoet r!be ~ Sln,1a s,,l .hate uasg nt
fHf .!annGEy M "h ss,rs u a!kl tcA ~ ss!itF
JAnuRFy, ~ ~ '''4
, 1881-09-28
Df 1'ELEG12.ApQ.
NEW rR1tks

NEW IN1sK. Sept. si-Tiara wns MI Npttyc
speculation on tho Stock Exchnt.yo to,iny and
prices tll'ct,ntcd considerably through tho list.
The nlArk0t opened strong md higher
than TIL Saturday, hut the tary deal
inss woro sornc'r',at irrcgmiar At tho first
l"tard j" stcndlcr feeling set IN, md by
tndt'Hy prices took sharp upward turn, roncli-
Ing shortly nsterwnrll tho highest figures pf tho
dug. Tho improvement rnnYgi from N to ~;
per cc''t above SATURDAYS closing quotations,
the lch,ainE stocks bolng Alton & Terre
1ta,tse cumfnull nnd profrrred, Heul-
Ing. Hannibal s. st. Joseph i;rcfcrresl, pcurla,
DECATUR 4 Evansville. and I)etuwnro, Lackn-
wanna Western. Lato In tho afternoon sprcu-
latlon became feycrish and unsettled, md
prfces declined froni the Highest punt Il to
III per cont. Tho Elputs most greatly atfcctp,l
Wcro Alton & Tcrre 1inute. iInuhit,nl s. ST.
Joseph preferred, Michigan Central anl Urogur
Navigation. Tho market ctoscd weak.
In tho money iuArkot tl!oro wRs considerable
activity. particularly late In tue afternoon,
whon tho rnte was advanced to II Of l uor cent
per aem lit addition to tho legal Interest IL boz
rowor6 Oh pledge OF stock colhtoral. During
tho rrcnacr portion OF tho day loans n this
class ruled Mt 6GtG per cent. Government bond
dealers continued to hayn thor wa,1ts supplied
ut 4G55 per cent. T'Mu l0lns wero 1,sotud ut 6
per cent, and prime mercantile pnper mt
5:idS9,: per cent. The sterling cxctangn market
opcilea weak, nt,d tho nominal quotations wcra
married. down ,4o 10 ls1 for sixty-stay bills und
ISIS for 'aenltlou. In tue afternoon thoy wrro
further Enhrkud down 10 10 aSo.s and 4Si, ut
which they 1l1scil. Tho rntcs Tor actual bNsi.
mss, Of which there WINS litse dorp, wcro 4s9,il1
4sg: for sixty .ay bills. 4s1iGsls33f ror tlunnlid
AS'hDisfli for eable transfers, md 1855 t7D
Tor commercial bills.
Iai'ruad mortgages woro quito actlsc. but tho
market was Irregular and unsettled In tuuc.
Irtt consolidated Hrp0nit4 pntIk Il tc,tn nA
, 1881-09-28
1,ltEAnsTurrs AND SEEDS.

~ ~
Ft.ou1s--Was auet nnd strong. Tl,cro was good
desnne, Gnt tho aclYa tra,c Ut Saturday sld iefl
lttIt On Thu tnlkc M1d sCvernI orders wrllt uIcil
salos were rcuttrd of si5 Iris and 0u hugs wlutess
lmri'y u $1.s 501 brs nnd yn facks springs at tMs
si' u brIs uni lA sncks Inv grndes. purity at $i,
aha III Urls rya t!onr ot ps1rhu TERMS T0tn! equal
~ x1o bs!s Wlnsor .,tlrs wefc quoted Mt td7iscI'
shipping eprlngs e!!ta7,lU tho Inv gr,tle springs,
Auo4eaD. tsyg s'uur Mt alnut thuaGz;.
oThEH MiLl.ATCFra-Ncru III fnlr dpmantf, Int
nRhln lower. Sn1gs reported Df 2 cnrs OF br,t
at slaoat100; cars mtdIh.s at fls.0hJHut0, csrs
ehoft. ut $l39DGu+5 aud cars whgat Scsconfh4s ut
tlitU1s,ul
' saXi ,W'tEATwas VIZ asss md stronger
1s.Sa ',s"H} ,rM iTsis; III haisy Will ssSa Tic
eix fSp'S ssasy H. S aa * ,issktSs ss S' 81:
.i OF ~ SsyoG5s: f'ns os o':Gss ssss.s 4
@ r"1S 3 III SIC 5 M xtass ss
%ss hsFs 1s y'a sss .isSaaa saH!a5'as. " as.
f9s s Il c s'sf ss. .t @ s Fl j ns s 4" M3s, is
s ss'' & xoaa w 5 % u a i 'S % ess ~, n .Sf Fl
ss;fst sysaE Ss Ssf; %; Il; %s
3 f ss' s Ssfs !s ,ssYss Ii : % i
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ax ";S:' $sa :t;;: !tiSsis: s
so fyapg aGSSp ts hts; n9'Sss u s
, 1881-09-28

Chicago bahk clvnrlugs wvre SpBQo.D0U Loans
Woru III snolerata demand Ut 6Gs1 per cont. New
York exchaNRo was weak A. S0cQbfl.0O ppr
1,000 discount.
chtcago ~ sold at 1o5; Cook County a,fs ut 1OS;
ChicBRu city hallway AIS ut lUl.S.
, 1881-09-28

% %Enhnui IaMho WIS hetiFe ~ inc tnoW'ng prigsa:
;$$; :;$: |;:;s s:$ *'s|:; !:
cstSe % sssfSsi sssfSS' ssiiS; ssisa..
y
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s IL es; IT d: Tssst
ss sSg +" sss;s s:fs: ::
tS:s t sSs s?sv Is
MSSx i s4 5 r SSs' sfSs ss ',s: III
i, II III aSiS n, (which With ~ sf sId t u 5
nFE s,tnr sa1ss ase sscn n mas ees ~ m
j.sfS jsE;, S,i;sii: SS,;,sri";: sG":::: I;S
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E 2S; SS;i.s:
f@ H. III ss Ms4 S;o 1ss; asiss s ssi:
ras rssS AZ; w 'Sssy Ssa 9sse se 6 Sss
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iI.na iHs1ss',, r'a,y. a'a; EsF +, ,mss T@i
'TSfW s S,S %a1,ss I II S: II; o,., dsS
ss,,s{s fos NJ. country ro"dsEod. with No. eou','
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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-06-22
THE STATE NORMAL.

State Superintendent W. S. Doak
wires us as follows, with the request
that our exchanges throughout the
State will copy:
The State Normal Institute in the Uni
versity at Knoxville is fully organized for
the most complete and thorough work.
Several of the best teachers in this and
other States are engaged for regular service,
also number of able men for occasional
lectures. Professor Soldan, of st. Louis, a
gentleman of large experience and national
reputation as most successful Normal IN
structor, will be present Commissioner
Eaton has agreed to aid this work by secur-
ing the services of some of the most dis
tinguished educators in America for lectures.
Such an opportunity, in the shape of an In
stitute, has never before been offered to the
people of Tennessee, and it may be many
years before such can be offered again. 1t
is a rare chance for the teachers of Tennes-
see to secure for very small outlay what in
other States has cost hundreds of dollars
1t will be good thing for the State and for
every public interest, if every teacher in the
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-06-22

William J. Coughlin, of Somerville, Mass,
says: In the fall of 1876 [ was taken with
a VIOLENT BLEEDING OF THE LUNGS, followed
by a severe cough. 1 was so weak at one
/ time that [ could not leave my bed. In the
summer of 1877 was admitted to the City
Hospital. While there the doctors said I
had hole in my left lung as big as half
dollar. I was SO far gone at one time re
port went around that [ was dead [ gave
up hope, but friend told me of DIR. VIM.
HALLS BALSAM FOR THELUNGS. I got
bottle, when, to my surprise and gratifca-
ton, | commenced to fell better, and to-day
feel in better spirits than I have il the
past three years.
u write this hoping every one afflicted
with Diseased Lungs will be induced to take
DIR. VIM. HALLS BALSAM FOR THE
LUNGS, and be convinced that CONSUMP-
TION CAN BE CURED" Sold by drug
gists.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-06-22
GRANT AND GARFIELD.
AN Effort to Procure Publicity
of the Latter's Reply to
The Formers Letter.

New YORK, June 19.-The Times
Washington special says:
Prior to the adjournment of the
extra session of the Senate, there
was published letter written by
Gen. Grant to Senator Jones, of
Nevada, in which the general Sharp
ly criticised President Garfield on
account of Judge Robertson's and
other appointments. At the same
time Grant had inclosed to Senator
Jones a letter to the President on
the same subject. To this long
reply was made by the President and
addressed to Gen. Grant st the City
of Mexico, which reply, it is believed,
did not reach Mexico until after the
general had departed from that city
for New Orleans.
Gen. Grants recently expressed
views on the Conkling-Platt compli,
cation, and his severe condemnation
OF the President in connection there
with have recalled the correspond
ence above alluded, to and efforts are
being made to procure the publica~
ton of the two letters. Friends of
the President say the contents of
Gen. Grants letter to President
Garfield, as well as his letter to SEN
ator Jones, show he was deceived by
gross exaggerations and deliberate
misrepresentation as to the motives
and purposes of the President in
making the appointments of which
Gen. Grant complained, and that the
Presidents reply to the generals
letter makes these Misrepresentation
and exaggerations apparent. The
President has been importuned to
give to the public the two letters in
question, but while he is willing to
have them published, declines 10 do
SO unless the consent of Gen Grant
is first obtained.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-06-22
, FROM FOREIGN LANDS.
News From the Old World Through
the Atlantic Ocean.

LONDON, June 21.-The Irish GEN.
sus shows population of 5,l59. 9.849
being a decrease Of 252, ,238 since
1871.
A telegram from Marseilles states
that the project of police has decided
in the event of further disturbances
to proclaim martial law. Details oil
the disturbances show that thrf riot
ers on each side did not come in con
fict in bodies, but confined Them
selves to hunting down isolated in
dividuals, some of whom were thus
barbarously murdered.
At meeting of the Land League
in Dublin to-day Mr.. Sutton, who
now has the exclusive management
OF the organization, made a strong
appeal to America for funds. He
said they had arrived at critical
stage OF the struggle of the league
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-06-22

LITTLE Joey Leak contributes
another shovelful to Houk's muck~
heap this week. He has taken the
trouble to three times deny the truth
of atement we made a short time
since, and wilfully lied every time
he did it, as we are able to prove by
at least three credible witnesses.
According to his own statement, he
is a fool. We are able to prove that
he has lied, and now, in the interest
of his master, he writes himself
down an ass and a blackguard. We
have no controversy with you,
Joey. Fishing for minnows, with a
pin-hook would be a dignihed ems
pIoyment, when compared to a con-
troversy with one Of your mental
and moral calibre. We mean no
Offense, but please excuse us.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-06-22
The Mexican and Cuautla P.aiI
road.

CRY OF Mexico, June 21.-On last
Saturday the ceremony of the inano.
uration of the Mexican and CuantIa
Railroad took place, presided over bv
the President of the Republic. The
length of the road is nearly S6 miles.
A train left here at o'clock in the
morning with about 200 invited per-
sons, and arrived at Cuautla at IL
o'clock. A fine banquet was given
IN the afternoon.
The National says that offers have
been made to the Mexican Governs
ment with regard to a large loan at
Z per cent. interest annually, accord
ing to notice given by the official
journal. Snbventions to be paid by
the Mexican Government for all
granted railroads here amount to
about S4,20O,000 annually.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-06-22
THE GOEE SYNDICATE.
What 1t Proposes 20 Accomplish.
Atlanta Correspondence Cincinnati Com
mercial

what 1t Proposes 20 Accomplish.
Atlanta Correspondence Cincinnati Com
mercial
What is known as the Cole Syndi-
cate, which controls the Kentucky
Central, the Knoxville and Ohio, the
East Tennessee, Virginia and Geor-
gia, the Memphis and Charleston,
the Selma, Rome and Dalton, and the
Macon and Brunswick, propose to
bnlld the road between Atlanta and
Macon, south, about one hundred
miles, and the road from Atlanta to
Rome, about sixty miles northward~
ly, within twelve months. The build
ing of these will bring Brunswick to
the front, where she rightfully be-
longs, as the great South-Atlan,ic
seaport, and give her continuous
all-rail route under the management,
via Macon, Atlanta, Rome, and
Dalton, with Knoxville. The Knox
vile and Ohio Railroad is built
and operated about fifty miles
to mines of coal of tue best
quality, practically inexhaustihIe.
Arrangements have been made insur-
ing the construction of the line to
connect with the Kentucky Central,
which runs to Cincinnati, thus plac-
ing Brunswick and Cincinnati in
close connection over continuous
rail under one management. This
line will traverse territory, nearly
due north and south for one~half the
distance, with the remaining portion
dlverging little east of south, pro-
duc'ng all the grains and fruits and
vegetables-wheat, corn, apples,
peaches, potatoes, cabbages, &c,
common to the north temperate and
semi-tropical climates ahounding
IN immense unbroken forests of ali
kinds of the most valuable timber :;
water powers whose capacity defes
computation, and all the most valu-
able mine rals-coal, iron, &c.-of
the very best quality, and capable of
sustaining population Of the great
est density, thus insuring a remuner-
ative passenger and freight traffic
both ways at all seasons.