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Timetable RogersVilIe s. JEFF
forSOu Railroad.

Trains leave RogersvilIe daily Sunday excepted)
at m, arriving at Rogersville Junction in time
to connect with the morning mixed train going
west en- the z. T., V. & G. Road. Returning
leave Rogersville Junction at P, and arrive at
Rogersvile at p. m.
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L. T. " & Ca. RR.
ARRIVAL
C.. g. &. s. G. RR.

Daily Freight and Passenger Trains-Sundays
excepted.
Arrive at Morristown 6:45 p. m. Depart HOO 8.
Arrive at Wolf Greek. 2:15 p. m. Depart 3:15 p. NJ
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PATENTS

obtained for new inventions, or for improvements
on old ones, forsEpedical brother compounds trade
marks and labels. Caveats. Assignments, Inter
ferences, Appeals, Suits tor Infringements, and
all all cases arising under the PATENT LAWS,
promptly attended to.-INVEHTIoNS THAT
HAVE BEEN
REJECTED sA tine H m Psts6 oss oG be % ps
ented by US. Being opposite the U. s. Patent De-
partment, and engaged in Patent business exclu-
sfvely, we can make closer searches, and secure
Patents more promptly, and with broader claims,
than those who ore remote from Washington.
INVENTORS Sc ss9 gog as d.Rsa S VI. sas sst
examinations and advise as to patentability, PREE
OF CHARGE. All correspondence strictly eonhden-
tial Prices lew, and NO CHARGE UNLESS
PATENT IS SECURED.
We refer in, Washington, to Hon. Postmaster
General d. NJ. Key, Rev. f. D. Power, The Ger
saan-ADerican National Bank, TO officials in tho
q. s. Patent Office, and to Senators and Represen
tatiVes in Congress; and especially to clients
in every State in the Union and in Canada.
Address
C. A. SNOW s. CO,
Opposite Passntomcss Washington, D. o,
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7 O. o. F.-Morristown, No. 169-1st, End and
Lo 9Th Tuesdays Of every month.
JOIN MURPHEY, N. G..
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U NIGHTS OF HONOR - Morristown, No. 972.
N Meets every THURSDAY of each week.
j. NJ. MCFARLAND, D
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RAGS WANTED-Two cents a pound
paid ia cash.
RAYL s. MORROW,
mar2-4t Knoxville, Tenn.
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Greeneville NeW Era; Mrs. 81.
v. Sewer, has another, the second,
fine boy~....The colored man who
stabbed John J. Mitchell was tried
last week. Mistrial ....T The crirni-
nal docket was cleared up.
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500 Egg Barrels for sale, 25e.
each; 500 Flour Barrels for sale,
price -; 1000 Saw Logs wanted
for goods; $40 for Diamond Iron
Flows Call on w. Van Huss & Bro
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T 0. G. T.-Morristown, No. 284.-Meets every
lie Monday evening.
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Very large and choice line of Lawns,
at McNulty 81 Georges.
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IN THE CAUSE OF VIM. Nc.
Six Hundred and SeVenty-fOur
Acres.

1t is remarkably well watered. The soil is good,
and susceptible of improvement There are upon
the farm good dwelling house and appurten-
ances, good stable, good barn and other neces-
sary improvements. A better opportunity to pur-
chase easy terms, 8 valuable farm, ehgibly sit
usted, is seldom presented. plot of the farm
can be inspected, and other information obtained
at the office of the undersigned.
In obedience to and under the authority of the
said DEGREES, ordered to be executed by the Chan
Gerry Court, at Rutledge, siBce the cause
manded from the Supreme Court, at a special term
held beginning on the second Monday February,
1881, l viii proceed on the premises, ON the
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LODGES.

u 4 A. M.-Morristown, No. 231-1st Thurs
L . day evening, 2 O'Clock, every month, in their
nall, at the Masonic Academy building
s. w. SHIELDS, W. III.
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DOYAL ARCH CHAPTER.-3rd Thursday in
III every month JOHN MURPHEY, H. P.
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AGENTS WANTED for the Best and Fastest-Sell-
n ing Pictorial Books and Bibles. Prices reduced
SO per cent National Pnb. Co, st Louis, Mo.
aid inch 2-3m
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VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY,

VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY,
NASHVILLE TENNESSEE.
/ am most favorably impressed with the excel
lenee of this series Tho authors give plenty of
good Work in numerous well graded exercises,
and leave the theory to be explained by the judi
cious teacher when the student is able TO compre-
bend it. The judisious arrangement of oral and
written exercisee regard as an excellent feature
and have no doubt these books will prove accepta-
BILE to every honest teacher.
VIM LEROY BROUN.
fab If
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Job printing dispatched neatly and
cheaply at the GAZETTE job Once.
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Testimonials :
EMORY & HENRY COLLEGE, Va.

EMORY & HENRY COLLEGE, VA.
The Arithmetics sent me were duly received. I
have carefully gone through them, and am very
much pleased with them. They seem to me to be
very well adapted to our American school system.
1 like them for their methodical arrangement, and
because the Practical Arithmetic is very PRACTI-
CAL. like them because, while they are adapted
to those students who expect to advance higher
in mathematics, they are specially suited to that
large class who never have the opportunity to ad
vance any further than Arithmetic
G. Z. VAWTER,
Professor of Mathematics.
, 1881-09-10
NEBRASKA NOTES.

The Lancaster County Fair - Moro
About tho Fnrnlorss AIliuMce-NIis.
ceIluncuuA Matters.
Sptefaf Correspondence Of The Chteo9o Tribune.
LINCOLN, Ncp., Sept S.-un account Of
tho soldiers reunion, which IL now In
progress hore, very little interest is taken In
tile County Agricultural Fair, which IL
being held Mt the fairgrounds, one nile
northeast Of tlils city, beginning tie 7.h OF
this month md continuing until the 10th.
Tho display Of agricultural products Is very
good, us Is also tho display Of stock. Quito
n number Of the entries hero will be OF ex-
hibition at tho State Fnlr in Omaha neSt
WG0ls.
Tho inhabitants of tho rural dIstrlets arc
determined to have some sort Of M orgatliza-
tEoM, and now 1t IL tho Farmers Alliance. tito
object Of Which organization Is to make MI
effort ut restricting raflroa4 Legislation. THIS
Ai!tnnce did s0mn work IN the Legislature Of
lust winter, but 1t was nut then thoroughly
organized. md Its power was consequently
scattered. as 1t Il nnw, there aro 91Y snbor-
llnatc alliances In tho Statv, MD more will
bu argaliizei fr0!n tiMn to time. TH what
axtelit uesU organizations will control the
politics OF tho State III tho future remains to
be seen.
\ Dodge County farmer was "leltt up"
by htgllWnyllHh Inst niE Ellt. and his witch ntld
other, ynl,,ables taken fr0nl lin. Tllcsn
Claude Duynll gentry nre becoming. tisa-
RrecnbIy numerous III this part Of tho State,
Many distinguished Stute people arc In tho
city, attending tho soldiers reunion.
The weather Is very ttle overhead, but tAtl
uluerf0Ot; mercury ut GD.
, 1881-09-10
SPRINGFIELD ITEMS.

Special Dtspafth to Tha ChtedNi Tribune.
Sri1SGFiELp. ILL.,, Sept. o.-The Secretary
Of StAto loiny Issued license 10 organize 10
the American Pneumatic Cluck Company.
Chicago. capital $4,000; corlorators, +. II.
II. Shurly, L. u, Burrows, 4. S. Yurt.
Certificates Of organization wcro Issued 10
tho West Sido Free Dlsmnsnry. Chicago;
corporntors, y. Il. Jackson, S. 4. 3IcsVtll-
la,ns. Genrge X. Walker; and to tho United
llr0therliDOl 1f Cl!icAgu; corpnrators, JncDb
sepll NunIee.
Tho Stnte Board of Equalization has ad-
jOurueu until Tlkusduy,
, 1881-09-10

THtLAnEtrEiA. EGnt. H-FLuuN-F!r8n! Ohio OK
tts, sHahCU1 Mlnnuaptn eAsras, 31.2uet7 79lxs 81
Louis nnl illinois, *7.luesst0 0hu tAny. &. .s7 ~,
ohtu prucrns, sat). indiana family. t7uI. Mlhne-
sotn pM.ent prucass. t.ttSAi; wintor Ratents s5tN
&S.U. 1ky0 iiour acArcU Aud .lrnl.
GmA1S-Whcnt tirsn; cargo rate. No. ! rod prompt
ahlplsnta, sl4l D. h No.. tc,I Srptsn,ber sl.t16
La; 0ntutlor, Till, November. Sl.31lstsl.5. Corn
trms clused weaker, Western uslxod. sus1lc Ataun-
or, un truck, t,Uc; saIi nlxe &eptGnber, GdsiUfu;
uutobur ,ses24c; Suvombar. si!4ei;Jkc. Oats weak;
Mu.z mixed. 4sc: No.. white. +s'4as HOT NJ. white.
5hs.
.itnylkloSs-stronR noef, lest t1s.t9 MUS pnrk,
f&lnE4adu IIhtA1s sIlokHA, lI44tIic. Lard-k1Itle.
tIx.1sit alEnFn, til. .l1!!tIJl..1 Ii.
FsElt.ssssso i Had tIWi e!ennory sS33!a; New
oxiras. x*s2Je, do l!st., zya7cs autry. 1s&t3tiG.
Enthusiastically nt Ii'slBc
GllEfsE-t!fHiNFt Cs1niAery. ll4aI%c.
pErHNtEUM-1uluL N1lu HllthRtl9ul.
WlIiAkY-FIrlt uld tal1cranKets.
ltEcElpTs-F!oMr !AU bFis, wtaat, laooo bas corn,
VII. sn,rMsS psu XIV. t s,an, corn, ,oa
, 1881-09-10

COTTON.
NEW York, acpt p.-E0rrnS-Ict recointa At nil
Quilted Btntea ports during thu week, ia,1U btlesi
Inst ycar, 11,U. t0n reco!Hts at all United s,Htcs
rusts 10 date, a1,tA1: last year. 7l,bU; exnorA
from all unlicd sta,ah ports for tic wpos. Isuu:
Inst yea1, 4Up. total oxpurtn fEum nll untn siateA
por.a to datc. 4L00i; Eaht year. 45,oU;, htoce
MI UnItGd SfntGB pDrts 2it,bI: Inst yeaE. LAiu;
ssuek Mt nil intorior towna, 1uU, last year. tHUM,
stuck at t.verpobt. 7iu0; inst year. t +tnck Ut
Amlrlcat ntult for GEcht HFltAin, 1.uD; lust ruar.
Ej.ab
.LIvEnpoor. Hept. .N-COrTnS-7sn1es Of tho wee*.
l1sl; An,orsn 65tHi i spesn'tars, ok atsa. q
direct % si,nf,ers 7: actual oxlos,s, mi t"ta!
Amancnh, 6jl.uU; amount ntoAt. slI4Ut Anlericas,
SEw, ORLEANS, Sept. u.-CurruS-Fir mttdl,ns.
ii!1n lns ,,;d,l!ns lg!a Ea osin":Y :; mes
HNll; waeky nut racalpts b.5: gsoss, lt; ex,urta
e,,nhtwtss. 2,My: tnles. tN.
en.pts, 6tl nn1es shipments. 44 stock, H; sales ~;
M!1dltDe. lle$c.
, 1881-09-10
R0ST{}N.

HosTNS. aept ta-TLuuEt-ateady and nrmt West
ern enpor!nc, *?5la73; csmulun extrns, IL. Ga6h0,
Wisconsin lo II. .2a7UIs Mtnnua0tn oxsra. shd0427,
winter utlcs.s. sax371D, Oh.o unu MIohuant s7...i0
773s IndIana, &7.ia4a5e IT.. Louis and illinois pRtunt
sprahH whokt4. N.uk4e 7tt patent wtnter f7haH. IA.
uMAlS-Eor!. ttIn!sr, mixed. 5!s7sst stpamgr. ~
Shl.s. a::sS. NJ; Wills, Ss' No. mixed al,d NJ.
HITTEkz-Ehn1c0 crcaInUFI0sr 3l4eqt chQ1E9 lAdlp
PACKED, 1SSto. sntn!nn e. K,td. lSs lSo.
AkcE.1'rs-ka4h N0il GFls, aso0 sackst corn, E70oo
but wheat, lt,RM but hAtH fiUl htl.
eMlpAESTH-fIun5,3 !. W. btlsi c0rtl, QlGn hu
, 1881-09-10

TnLEnO, u, Sept Q-NuON NupAHn-GnAtN-When
strong and higher, closnH stendyj No. rod, spot,
sl%lA3 Uotuber. 51lI November. tl.tJ<; nocembor,
tl+sH. CuTn s.sat,yI No. spot G{c' uotobar, ag{ul
yuxr, GYtc uals urn; No. \ wh!tc, 4lsSc.
CLuhlSH MANKET-Wh1at quIott rcd, spot, 1l.4ief
bl ti4l5{ askodi UrtabaE tl43}4i Novoubsr 3t%3s6j
n@sseinpsr @ n No. @ r. tS! aMskoa ~ Corn aa,et,
ijfe uxku; 5erte,b0r, 1S0 llu, asksdi UrtOtaI.
Ga1su bl|. to askvdl N0YsMteF Gt54u bid. so Ksksui
yGnF, ii! 10 n1tl,l, -
MkrEiiEs-Whsat G,an but corn, a,on ba, oats,
4tu1hA. w -
suiFaESrs--wheat, A.tm but corn. lloa bu, oats,
GnQ bu+
, 1881-09-10
PUTS AND CALLS.
Scenes and Incidents on Change
Yesterday.
Another Lot Of Hot Wheat In the St.
Paul Elevator.
Tie Special Committee Still Struggling
with tho l}cltscry l'rublesn.


TIN 1loartl of trrnlp e.uujc,l destined 10 IN
t.,,,,,.t, ,..u.a, .v,,,,,,, any .tirr,,,, ,n.n.
n .ons" sns."as ~, I' ,,'s., ,.'s, ."s
lilo 1Hnrkc!a wtro IN tnc nnWh turn, Dlt there
wera M Algns ur a forniiMte. clique IL twist
them nt,out. mid tho tuiiors ufu hnte figured No
cxtr,sIv,,. tho nnst ,nnnt,, t,r 40 ,ycr. ,t n,,.
.atIna's .'lo p's. '.,.,.,.n -, a' ~. ..
.'eIo"s ar proh1nsh1 en"at" =" "''in:. ~. ntuee
""ac., n" TO- nr , r. . nr.or, .u y" "tne ,
,,,o nf tnt ,I,o rp.l M thn tru,,,lt. u1umt ,h,,
.'''i,9' ~ aA ,,n ."o s.bat 4, t, vnt,r. Una t @
yet GllLcL.
Mure warm wheat was discovered yesterday.
mud tho announcement m is nude ths 'nornlnx
LINZ " ~. m'Mi y, ; aa:tsi i T. ,.., ~. ~, t mns"I ~
% e 81, n,. ta! ~ n IL WITH, ."' "' s,xHt.
n..s ~ ~ "t.t .. WIZ :.
H ~ r.. ,,,s ME e"n"its XIII. tr,,, tw
" ~ w" tm. Me"'' o1 AHo ioee'p'' 'to ''"s'' ""'' -
hSsi"rny ahg1nr gnn t. ees rSsGis hshis v 1or e9o
spm ptsGa ~ VIZ Ss .t. ~" tr. ~
u It'll Il to s sc ~, t ves.e' rho ',n 3 was r
af 1%a t ~ tRo I; l., ,hE t gFf H.. wns ~ H. ~,
vs.s. a., by Ssqs , m to, Il !, ass, ws; sn
isA IT, W 49, ~ W." as ~ r .,,n a
i'awey.r, 5 sIlsea i ana .i!e Go'am.t;es u Az;
's1s Is ~ H." Shat in tio Y,..snI was MT
so1lt Or st,o,I c,,uslKh to xrt!dc No. !: thug re-
verslslg
THE DEcls1uN OF THE INSPECTOR
VIZ .,sts, ~ MA r." t,M,i;tv "i ninv.,
To I,,s af to si I'D W With, % ID ttc G ii. iuu ind
sa t1 ~ w .i TO- ,p ", ,1., VIZ tr y @
s:;,t, it,, int u,,s a1oio "t 'a "' 'ao'e
rhn VIZ s1s III. H.. ,.nru whcot ,,,na fur TINS, m
IN. ~ . M H. .c .h .SSo"r & - h",sna .,na xn;t - ~ s
siHrr"iIl. 1.,,nsut ~" M, h mani t"vn w,
"iE ~ ~. 'r ~ = w.rx "ou ,i,1n"r,nsv vnx
usfG moGs not =" ~ y reasoh y. u, lnr ~,
eosiiton @ thnt has ,ada It nuressrs t. osi IT,
~ n n.''."u ~, "c.,xu! @ ~ H' n, W. ~ @ ,'fHGs' H
, 1881-09-10

tnutavff.f.E. Hcrt 4. a.-CDTTtbN-ftiahrr; ilHc
FLaUft-iIiahufs extra, &L7jah.IIs uxtrn inn,fiy,
Il .h{r.a: A Nh. &tsx970J. cho!ce fNncy t7GJas.
ttHAiS--Whcnt Atnl: $:Esal4l torn netlvn btrm,
and ii!Rh0r. M. white. tGe. tso fniaGE, ss, Oats
Aten,yt NJ. white, EAaie to n,tsch. t.St2kc. llyo
activs md u t1ndn htsher; No. q titt
ua Tak .Ssn.s "s?nS ~ md banor ss ssisas s , m1mi
mil cianr Flt, tleG!Ms clear, sl!@ l!scnn asst3..
clrnr. fl3.a71s 1lamA-sn9nr' cured. ltc.
WiiIHKf+StendF Atfl.l
, 1881-09-10

Cctlnr Creek, N. T., lett hutno with ha faulty for
hia!no Oh tho l7th ut August, aud tho following
blight blu huusu was rOltea Of between $'D,oOo
and oihor seuarttcs, which Wer0 ltrkoh up in u
4.nsll 4 sate. Iho alfatr was turned oysr lo Tue
received lnforn,p.lon that certalu purtlss wero
trYlnGt to ncgot!ato sohle OF tho ik's,ls IT THIS
city. Later in the aay they arrcslGtt Churtus
lltuzer, Who formerly kept II husel In Jursey
CitY. TO bud tg hts poascsslon nfty ot tho
stotnn bonds Of tho Chesapeake & 0h!n ltaitsoad,
nf tho pAt value OF &1,lO0 cuch. lluuxer ID said
by tho tciectlyus 10 huvu visited several
brokoss' otiioes In this city TO olaaiu the value
OF tho hol,ls, but 30 fur vi thay huyu buen aba
was hcaa tar examination ut tho lonGs l'oltce
coliEs: T.. ileuEsr was formerly y man q neAns,
came I!sslpa.el, ulx former hoasa wa4 fre-
9uented BY sporting ucn u vi cla4ses: aud 1t IL
supposed thsy asa HOW using tho old follow AZ u
cats pAw TO negotiate the 10aly.
, 1881-09-10
1lEI.1tillI,.

DETROIT, tfteh. Gent. .N.-FLuTtl-HkH1a7.0o
0HAtS-Whrat buIllst; No. whlte cash. &tg}}{,
aepten;ber, tl.34s t,ctDber Nnycmbar. tlXs
ytlr Il .#jI No. wu, e1.ll bid: M. r9l $l.A
ltsoelpts, whsht, +JoNnui shipments. .A0j bu.
, 1881-09-10

NEW YORK; Sept, A--Iho lry~Rnods 1obbinR trade
continues nctivci whqcsmla eletters doluE lnrIo
business; demand .rat banda sieady nnd ,n1rale,
cu,ton good4 yesJ ru Ana York und Evurett denlM.s
advanced }4c prints and K4nRhalns dotuE wei nuns
wear WpUl9nt QulGt and stgnJy,
, 1881-09-10

nt.PrALo, ", r., AErt. V,-flNAfS-avheat activn
mia In speculative tlen,and. 1sDN bl Nh. t,Hr,I
ihinh acb1unLsr sl.AB4i :E.En bu uetUher at HEX
al. 404j htGA lii tt nrrlx Mt ikA<: 9ll In ycar at
fI."sU. Ehrn nBnlnni NJ tsht flntn tlli!l NJ .Et:
EAaAt. FNxiu1l rN[stc fDF whUnt 10 EoF cs,r1. and
IL for OhtS.
, 1881-09-10

: E|NVIN A.T1s
CINCINNATI. O.. sept 9.-COrEoK-In good demaud
II l2,{o.
rLouls-Htsousoss family, saso11.ao1 fancy, T.sa9
fN.
QAAIH-Whcst strong and hgh; No. ! rod wiater,
5l<a Corn Act!Ye, nrm and hlxh} No. Mxea, GSt.
GaM .tpad{l No. ntxon, Lt. Hire etEGpHpft No.
H1i1s nntlSI Hatest 1atss ~, ta' st ,,
stFupVi tLAI LUX meats eesfcU and hsnivFi ehoul-
, 1881-09-10

rE0NtA. ILL.,. Sent p-f3ttAtS-t'arn nctlva and tlrms
htat mlxed ttl'z.sso, nrcd. u AtK,: bats frm. No.
wl,lts. +2aIlAc- itya iirtns M. !. tt,Ub!t1lU7.
1tfGHwtSEA-ithctnnuaI nt $ii1
l!ErxaFrv-Ehgni. ~ hui cntn. E'.4'5 but oats,
hNIrMESTA-WtLent. 9.blJ bu; eUtn, lH1tN bit mats,
42,UN but barley nv bu.
, 1881-09-10

spsetaf DApateh to 7As fthtcaeo Its5un3.
KANsARcrrY, Mu.. .septa-0uAtN-ruo Iftet Cur
reHt reports: WAoat!scco!pts, &l6s ha. Shipments
9&3a but satthur udyanced, NJ, . cash. $tt{t Sap
tsa1tef 4a NJ. Gath. :! .:sss 4spieas6ss, fs4; N
cAah. sLNM. c0th-lista!plA. A{!l bui 1hpmunls,
4lth-
, 1881-09-10

DlIY1:llf

tEntANAroLfx. Hcpt. .4.--NNAtS--Whent firm: el.J
401sfsA. Torn ns'n, s}s'yie. Uuss steady; 49s Gc
, 1881-09-10

drr- K{c; clear th, llc llne0n s.rn. anil nchrce;
shualdrrs, We: ctnar f,b, i!ei clenr Vi ti'tc
en1ua uf fni.hch H0uHs ri ht1s NJ VIZ.
HITTEIt-Hlr0nH At,d nnGtinHEEl.
, 1881-09-10
0 SEA AND SKYi

FIR The EHicaa7 Tstsunk
q sea, atld sky. and u|td midsummer moon,
tllue rlAihs abnyo, and versiRnt plnlIs uoluwl
lkc unl Of old, nlGthtl.ks }G Ar.' attunD
With Eoino weird hurllnuy | fhln would know.
FUN would know, yet cannot comprehend,
The soceless melody that sifrs my soti.
Wherein Mll Nnturp'S fDrcb4 ae.lh tn bird,
And Rhythmic bcat III ono symphonic whole.
Whit sovereign source conceived those chords
YublimU,
Whit pow'r produced. wtnt master-lnlnl con-
trnls,
That, Ter ,ccoftlAnt, down tho aislc of tlme
Thu ulighty chorus still ulcoAsfug rollat
1nflnttyt My solll Gun grasp It not.
Eterltyt Ii hnth u tnuGkliIy tDie.
Sinep hut know thMt tittoriy fUrsot
sOun must lie, antl ngycr moro le known.
Must bo forgotten wtlfto tho constant spheres
VIII ewcap In ilnisOti ~ AyH Heftre,
And 1ntl1l sill stslyu, With varying hopes and
fenrE,
10 read aright mysterious NAture's scoro!
And then! o mortal mite, why nsk, What thon7
Tho aatlea Of our ftlfhDrA give in sultill;
Still rest thuY all thru Mxea, tAalu Ay when
Tt1oy sought tho aWtut Hie,itp ur tho ground,
O5HkUsIt, WIS. n. Il. HARMON.
, 1881-09-10

OswE6O. Bnpt. 0-GttAiS-sYlsat hiRhor. Corn
steudJ; MIcd, Gde
, 1881-09-10

ST. LOUIS, Sept. n-Fi.tGN-unohanRod.
GltAIx-Yhent weak. lrctnAtnE, ind generally
pwst, No. : rod, sL4iX1t4{}3 cush, xl.+G31s lsGJf
0ctobor. si.EkaLEg$ November. si.bdi.5lM Deceui-
bsr, salas at ss1aksi.4a October. slttAls9 Novom.
bar, sl.Fa,4s1.l Dncasnber; No. du. fls:sl.a.A;
No.4 du. 3l251{. Curn slow urld cuscr At E3{u clsh
GN(9tsst1 Oclober dsStIs1io. kuromher, G,J14Gs,au
December, s3ta 1ens. 1l54u May. oats ir nj 4s4t tc
cash. 4t,4alihe 9c.obsr: aslaS4s96o N%ycnhe, E'xS
chnn4adj Wlsc4Inntn. NGds9l.l5.
l.EAD-Firnl Ut hMt.
lETrEK-SLeAhy .nd unchanged.
ENnB-HtGnlly Atld unehaHXad
WHfaKr--Stghuy nj Il it, ..- ..... -
MISUNDERSTANDING. Inrk. En.00 hry salt meats
tLi4 tAW ti0.N. 1acnn higher ut E.aS tIi.'lslt5u.
tl!i!>AtSiI33. l.nsd lrHl nj tls. u,
iiEtk!l'TS-Fauy. htsA bslsi M1ent, bln0 bn! coyns
%n III W.T. HIM put @ Fys a ~. 5ls satiey G 6: 6
cprN id but outs, II u but rye. tloAt barley mont.
, 1881-09-10
LUMBER.

orcr feeling II npphront both Ia the cargo nsnr-
lel and 1T tho yarlH, uthpuyh no sustained 1dvnnco
tss boen noted. Thu cMrgn1A OIL tho tnnrkct Jestes-
=, vcrt ar talr1Y at uuutaiivns:
, 1881-09-10
ALLEN INSTITUTE.

lay* aHd rifi. = y"ass. Prepares i"f Hes, e1-
eke+, .r graduate. students keret few hpIlrdInu
pupils r4cslvrI o to family ii the t.sr.iett. Mii
ru]oy rars NJ MaasnnllKn. lae nnstuhntt!syrae begins
IRA WILDER 4 t.hEN. hi4N. FrerIaane.
iS1 NEcht.nn-nv. Calc4t.o,
, 1881-09-10

a Work oi ART.
f1nsGu, Tr,.nscrtpf,
eAiy daughters pnihtlnK," aaid nulbcar
proudly. stepping totnre mi al!pHcd work, Ut
mrt. ''iioantifMt, tkn't til" "ios," retite,l
FUKg glnwIy; "ul,t what do yon Gull III WhMt
lnss It rcpfrsontT' "Ah, wGIl-yts tho fnct Is
Isn't 1t lOyelyY"
, 1881-09-10
Pennsylvania Military Academy,

CheElAr. la urrns Sept. H. Civil Engineering. Ch'.i
i-trr CInssry English; t!oIrecH conferred ArlY 10
7: A. Itst;ttUFi, i'atrt,11 A. NJ: Z! Ac!tnl,,litan
, 1881-09-10

plar fur n,aktnx iolEycries ot prn(.1ee for tho
lIuartl Ut Irudo mut Inst night. Eight or nino
contributions Offering suggestions wct1 rN-
eevGit ntltI discussed aild, utter Eenernt talk
OF, tho subject, The committee adjourned. They
expect to l!cct aEnln anti and prf,bnhiy seycr,ii
tllles bgtorp thoy SUCCEED III formulating plau
thAt will bo submitted tD tho b0Aru.
, 1881-09-10
PARK INSTITUTE.

A Day. md hu4riinG schnol fpr tit.. and Young
\ thoroughly orsAnted Institution Exceptionally
fms mavnhfasesm In ainsle, Art, ad aolern tan.uNEes.
sltts. 4. u. BATES, Principal.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-02-12
Sherif's Sale.

State of Louisiana-Twcnty- second judicial
District COnrt-Parsh of Ascension
Flash, Preston & Co.,
VS.. No. 80,
George A. Feig.
DY virtue of and acting in obedience to a
ID writ of fcri Jfac.as issued by the Hon.
Twenty second Judicial District Court, par
ish Of Ascension, in the matter Of Flash
Preston e. Co., rs. No. 30, George A. Feig,
to me directed, have seized and will offer
for sale at public anctiOn, to the highest
bidder at the Court House door OF the par
sh OF Ascension, in the town Of Donaldson
vile, on
Saturday, the 10Th day Of February,
A. D. 1881, at II o'clock A. ~, the following
described property. to-wit:
a certain lot Of ground lying and being
situated in the parish Of Ascension, on the
right bank of the bayou Lafourche and the
Mississippi river, i'll the town of Port Bar
row, and designated on the plan of said
town drawn by V. Sulakauski, deputy
surveyor Of the United States, which ia de-
posted in the Recorders office for reference
and safe keeping as being lot No. in square
No. 43, measuring sixty feet front on Pine
street by a depth of one hundred and twen-
ty feet. together with all the buildings and
improvements thereon and thereuntO be-
longing.
Seized in the above suit
Terms and cO,.ditions-Cash, in United
States currency.
Parish Of Ascension. January Is, 1881.
p A. HOMES Sheriff.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-02-12
Foreign.

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Italy has erected six monuments to
Victor Emanuel.
English post-office authorities have
ordered 10000 telephones.
Gen. Hancock has been invited to at
tend the inauguration Of President Gar
field.
A ladies' political club has been opened
in London, with a membership of 1000
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and England has been postponed till
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For the great cathedral at Melbourne
All anonymous gift of $4,000 has just
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Four thousand cotton weavers have
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and II 900 looms are idle.
The steamer Bohemia, from Boston,
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An explosion took place i'll the Whit
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The recent floods and gales in the
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record. The losses will exceed $40, ,OO0, 900.
1t has been discovered that the slave
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Half million people are seized and sold
every year.
In consequence of some Capuchins
having been stoned at Barcelona, and
others hooted at Valencia, they have
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| England is frightened over report
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up the Woolwich arsenal, the Ports
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