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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-09-22

"A PRUDENT man." says witty
Frenchman. is like pin. His head
prevents him from going too far"
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-09-22

INDIANS never drink to drown sor-
row. When they get anything to
drink, they have no sorrow to drown.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-09-22

Is a clothing store a coterie, pan
try, or vestry?
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-09-22

IT isn't always the flower of the
family that makes the best bread.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-09-22
TN. Y. Tribune.1

THE tap from Mr.. Pocketbookwal-
ter's barrel in Ohio is said to be run
ming very feeble stream. Hespends
little money on his Nincompoop
Bureau, but not much anywhere else.
It is said that he has discovered that
his chances for election are small, and
that he has observed that he does not
propose to squander his money on a
losing race. 1t is complained of him
among the Democrats that he spends
more time consulting with Mr. Tilden
in New York than he does with them
and that he has promised Mr.. Tilden
that if he is elected Governor he will
use his influence to secure the Ohio
delegation for Tilden in 1884. All Of
which rumors are more or less inter
esting and should be taken for what
they are worth.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-09-22

A LADY complains that she is not
getting educational value for her
money. Her husband asked their boy
six questions, on his last return from
school. To five he replied correctly.
The answer was: Il don't hnow."
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-09-22

svs"I so keep full line of Fashionable Millinery
Goods Al Solicit portion of the Public Patronage
juneGtY
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-11-18

May it please the Court and Gentg<n,en
ofthe Jury.
, 1881-08-30

t,f,jtEION.

tt1IkH!NFs 80 =
tr,upopt~ Aas: 1, 1''''''''''S" ""'" ''''''
....,s,r ,tctt.r ns Il. t''' .,r.
Ht,,W.assMr-Alne,[cH c!Iter steaay a''s''
tmsa tm,sns- ,,1,t rLEy .ra'cr III Il:'
Tia.aus1IyC- -spirtte ssca'lf Ut 'Ss 10.
asnt as..v, ,,,'uu.,,tln strntly nj ~ Ml.
it'!S.t'yf, ,sr,EItat 1d,nl.sln. tlrmcr nt Hs lsi.
Tlfrl ',r,,rat for lilo wrak from Atluntl1
~. inc,r, ;s.H,l 1r*, p.hur Eoi,rccs. H.
r.'tt '' ,,,crJr,, f cur1,, i?la1qFs. ..-
.lsf* Sut, ,3,-EynnIuH. IuH.-t'hTFnS-atntln
Iv1n,r ,lt1nt,e,I. tplapt1s. ht. hrlua1is. ilfsls
ta1''' ~, ;,lrs, speculation and exlHFt' 1'"9s
.srs.f Zine hH'afltfH' "a'
t,U,,- aErrtss,'l' 49, "'
!hx.rr,Ii,II-s7* Gat
exnns. Aus. n.-pEr'tohErM-apltl's l0s'oAd'
strrd. IT,
.,'srEyr,S1:-1pis,t'. 1ss.
.xIuCnl, Aus M-i'krnHt.Gifh-lHss.
~. ,',orins wa1c resaive,l by u.rhenso hoard
s{T.,!sIo Aaa IAot M T'ac5 .3'hEs X. te n
.n :M'sA Ali si i4lfHr II "a ltN: Gnffoss y ~ rnsa-
ShtatSow; ntt'sn ;sc5 ng; NJ: sp5inE a,
.incr hi idu.lnns aoltHHtl IT, osn .!anslfis
l1GI lT.I,@ " 4 sase. s'''st* e.. i"sf n.sS, i;.. IT,
r; t'f9 + E,,y,a ratSf :sMr,s S"ssr; s"'
nGS!"HS Ho,n n.tG; 4icsy ri 4 tS. MAtK
M intN IatileF 9H*cr tnfgnas ~ fss.
r. ts,t Il ts!s 1!sF tfssss sasss u. H."
GEIatn!s G1fIH wts.t J,,, .lss VIM nearty . IN
.I1s aai'y q IL A''F ,s Far ~ % asy nhvf u
r. fsaCs11m nli1xi Ytrn tor r.nltt Hliunt X snll
,;s ,si'I H'.tWsI|S M Fsr It'll,
#sstGtf III EnglAn4 AhnHeFy.
, 1881-08-30

saperuas' :. tasA A'u, &-FLurh-Lsas activity;
atagh, IL. ~. .Mlahe4ola extras. eleAr tsadS7k1
saasA i: ~ ""e sash family. WI; rhQlcs, f7,llt
tsocsA ,7n'| fly; cholea, &IaS; Mtnusauta patsnt
IL tosr. tsne,' t8i uhio patent, choice, sAj.
sEstssut y n"1ess t.H unvar, taaasueyt No. 4 red In
,tit, s,r,smfeat'FH1 Ao. red. August ss.&lHs8
~ ssss,:s,ss! 'iss's CO.." ''. su, st s:S
sepst ;iare.s. Na' steamer, on track and grain
Nae,e, ~ aeleetsd. slsa3lHe, sail Mixed August
sss..%ast, eae1.snse'' a!o7iu, oc,obsr, re15to.
2taAn n a,~ex.sN as Oats IN gooA dsuaAaa aud
SSas4, Gs4s @1A' A'aasoi NJ. \ t&sasqt ssisotaa.
M&ss& iilsSs,.ash,,laat at.s sssk l.aae Asst pe5t.
ss44Nat-5H9@! !tlt2l7o. AVIAN
ss's saae: vs. sst$SaaseH extEa, stas!a. .e9od 70
, 1881-08-30
lie Isad au~ Nye Tor Rlsluesss

On SUNDAY laus an 0tiipcr Vt thu city, with hMts
lnus complete, hlnti h!mself 10 thu banks Of FAll
Craek. near ths T., u. i W: crosslnv. UNI Gtlef
coE,tinuV4 doWn i6a stream sons tfty yartls to
t'ptetmpt" anotonr Whtls ah.eaI 9Aptix:!n.
10 aae the preacher, Mho hRd wRusd II. with =
convert, pts1c hts line, unhook 1aas and soes It
aahors, Attee which he wont on with tas baptism.
WhaA thA c4Feu1uny WAS over th8 minister
gathered tho nsh, throw II Into hla puGgy, and
drove Oh.
, 1881-08-30

VoLHno. a., AuE. Al-GItAlN-Wheat unsettlsds
No. rud, xpot und scptaa,l,Hr. flikIf3 Octui,ar,
sI.+33, NnYe1hheE, FifA llccerpber. s'Ga Gorn un-
sealod, hIRI.nxad, I'D; No. T. spot tssic bd, ei4o
nske4; September, 4ct nctqppF, Ac; 1par Vic. Ont"
dull aHa npmtqal.
CinHEu-E -Eg.ar Wheat-Nou. 4, ,Fea, spot 1;5ssc
Ril. f!9 Aatfti reEt:HphCr. Nasi5s gato9eE, '9A.
asknd, tarn aaMert M slo!. ,i4 h!d, hlo nIk,Mt
ssfE,GSsr a ~ @ III IskP 3 <tl tstHsT ,sa s @
-tfCKsPTS-'Fhcat, i9Ao hui uats ls.u1n nli coF'',
''g!!yNiiExTs-Wheat 7lao tu, oats l3,0m bu, corn,
, 1881-08-30

~ rt,tsls ,nt,i "x's, =: ir :ir-. "%I .i-; Il Ifr
rt:Iii. "tr "a! "a, ~ rt.rrl, IN' :!r
r,i-s ,"-IFIu I.s u, ~.
ttlh,,E :tta Ii: :n'l rrHfn II if,r, lalf u .1nd.
ln,,,rtu thru; r:tIrt. .'A'.
NNt-H> Ftrni Il ~ IL. .z..
l.riEn't- Fh'rr. lt'n br!t; afssa,, S;np' 'm; ','n
4hhht,H
tHli'iiESrS--linN,, il,H hrisi rutti. ,,Atl hi.
, 1881-08-30
1kAItl'fAttlitE.

1EATTYAINFIF.
ItAtrlMuiY, All1. aL-EidIrM -ttniHl uHh tIrj,,.
tiHAl*-ty tyhpat-tVestsr,, .,l,sttrd trh,. tnn do
eilnctl. Mnt rset rua1lyl Mo- .lnttr r,l, slmt mud
A,aist lt.sle&s tev:uulr tltE{ast45l te,ntyet tLF
taiE!tt HnyAnlh.t t'.A!lts lG,9E. E0tn-W Western
dull, Mt4u stn. AurHtf, nnt HnIte1nlar. 7tG tin,
tatallcr. iGfsii,ei Snshnlbof. ;;4tE:17{n. that's
ttra.yj Wa.ttm Iltitr. ~ a:a nltxa. s'an.
By!!HnlH, :lthtt. itrt. Alxlhe NJ 4llhsAt.l9,
tnlt. ''' ~
THnvIntnSk--vesy firm. Mess nurk. ttiI Iai link
tteAA-shitTa utll Gl'Hr r sitGa, bupkPlt: slaN lH
sr-hhntttrA. a'4ttl4lt.l nnaE rib rlss, Ike.
i!j!rrElt :"Tth: Nssinrii Isass iisi9le.
l;tuI*-esnh.ly 1T fh4AtIe,
IiErststt.EiiSI.- = tlMIt mud itntull,u ...
ll.ti.cRtttEA-t,t!na lnlat. HI9nr BtronRs Gnft.
pi{s,
FnEtlttITk-.t1n1t, - . ....-.. ..
iTkfiTs-Ptsr, Iyi! hrfs, wilaat. tsasi hm, euett.
s'.:a ~; ,,nts, h99, l,' ryr ~ tHt ,x,.
bALEd-W!lcAs. nE, III hlI enrn, III, us hu.
, 1881-08-30

NEW unLxASs. AuR. AA-poTToN-Qulali mid
ding. l,3te, 1ow middIlag, l0ct good ordinary, $cs
not rceopts. As:o1 gsusa Akn' sales, 4Ni stoeks
''sy D. LOUIS, AuR, m-Corrox-Qulot, ,mtddlius.
llEel saes nono receipts, 2cs ahipsnsnts, l9 sock.
, 1881-08-30

lETnolF, aItoh., AVE. Observation-Disclosures
0tAsR-'yheat hrtnt No. whlto. st.Sa4s August
Visit September. fl.bshi oetnbef, etNl4s NoYenahat
aiM. AspaIpts, Wlsat ay,on bui sGipMsnts u aom bu
, 1881-08-30

Nav Yonx. Auy. 9.-Fhs jab1nR traIs In Ary
goudt CONTINUES actyo. and Wholesale Got,eFs doing
avsry !atletaetory busncsss 1nttan Xuaas i. mod;
1fss sIia6aa sailt,sF iroolyi tirass Foote Ii t,1.
aJnlu ,I1i!andE Wnulgn gV0dE QAlat and ytsaAJt
FAFu4u gQoas fairly AGt@yQs 80,
, 1881-08-30

puFY4to, N. =, A,lx A.--tsNA1S-Whoat lall and
unaottIos, xaioa af lllID bu M. hard l,ulutlt,
yoar Al slu. CosH du.. and aasy, saes Ut 400 4u at
latsGoo for No. uxc.i 10 hRh nxod. oals nominal
pl 4tct
CANAL EREtnuvs-slru, wheat, 4,6o, corn, tet
QatA 3o ,,.
, 1881-08-30

york "a Ilnrdnr II! small r.,,itr th1n IN IN, IN"
ne Ut tlr't, ,.'ttIug tup ltllt viii h'y,' ~
lmrhrrtUl nlHui. ulrl int IA ~ ttn torrtlt,n nt
tho rartlrs II Hnnu Ih0y Elrr tho work. u
might cHeil" 'tr used ~ an insiruprnt for muck.
ma Hing tho tl1,InuHity."
, 1881-08-30

8pfftal pttpasfh to 1Hf OAf<apo 1FllRHts
kAfaAH uirS, Mh, Aug. 2A-flAlS--'Iha PFft
tArrtpl vapprtxl Whant-tlecaIpts, &09E 4,is shIp'
lputa. 4sh, but sasve and hrnI; MI. caah. tlt44,
Aettau.ler, sI,l1y{t Nn 4 cash, ttIls6t Nh. ans,
sl1ts .L0tn-!tods!nta h!Nt hui slipn,unt.. aG ~,
4akpd4
, 1881-08-30
Jaf10{1TA,

rEoR1A, ILL.,, any, Y.-a,.AlS-Co1n irTesutari
hgt, m4e tEEos nll4ch, N3{as:ssc. Oats lrrp2HlpTl
now Nj. white, {p]{2.a. ls5o Irregular, nov No.
F1G@l!M ...
HiGWw lNEK-N0nlItlalN Ntfl
tlEEEilTa-Mi ieNL Hf.a tni cnrli, t17.aD but QRt4,
hl!iiiiGST1 haut, En ,bn; etlr,l. 7l,o0 but outs
U.I1a bn1 ry0, LOU but Garleys nuhe.
, 1881-08-30

iSuIAHApoLls, AuH. El-faHAtk--Whcat strong
li.3,Al37A, Corn arm at gt&atISo Oats qulat ut i
0lse
, 1881-08-30

TURFEST!NE,
W1LuixoTslA. AnR. al.-AptNlTs W TuupsRTsaE--
y{u, At 41I<o bld1 soft, El!u; Virgin, f3.aH.
, 1881-08-30
t'Eis%nN.AfI T'KOpl,lini.
oifcra to Hunt Up the Cook
County Detinqucnts.
An Indiana Firm on the Vorgs Of
y Securing the Job.
A Sudden Change of Front by Commissioner
Cobura-pfesans Status Of ,Io Scheme.

t:tunty tsoat1l In u,lp hire MIL I,.ensU nnd on.
xnuc lit tho lntItlaLfo wnrk Ut sagtrx That avGry"
l"Hly pnId hls propnrt!on nf tnx.s Ia thu rlty
mud county. Tlulr praltnAstnti Was IL H,IIt III i
u'fra a.,l dnrota suir ent!ru tim" to tH'king M
prupGrty III tllutluy Or hus1tls hu1t by ndlthA.s
rasltlstg lrrn whIn tho Assesnrs hi,l failed to
linht aud IL HUI thAt It WIS hereafter prpparly
nEaussuti, und nlso IN lnuk nflcr lilo tolIeo.
tl0p Hf l'urk tpxes, thptr compensation
~ bu = rur, rent of tllur ts,ttctlUns.
folluwlllg this protoall,on cu.le Hl,uilmr trun
T0nttUys F1uwar Il trAttN+ Ut thh 1liy, which wRs
If tho hane Ruturai uliurarer. they aIlorn1 t,'
,f0 lho ka1he w'.rk fnr Ii tar sNI1t, a,ltf Sill
al1othcr na,no to ,lpl,t yesterday frpu, sicssre.
ttcny Il th1lrnsurt, which w,ly lnlt tItrUrr Tue
NanrE IN which u was, nrniHItAH tn lrhrth
SrS.5,y @ Hl'St Sk tnXs1 Pr m L pST sc
Tit: l'i.taosIriuS FEuM lN,,t.ASA
carnO to tho ltunrh H. ynry 1nyAtHr'ons wny,
nltt Wts iltat discovered In thu t,,tse*su nj tho
!,l!!l''!ttun ~ Eallxasln. y anuent+, to whu!,
slnee bcHa sui!t. la% Il wi to iills Cotn,nlttee
very few CpM,inlss,nncrs pt.tnni e Know. md
i'ina s'n,ttt It; % a,'.i iae ract tisat liz i'tyi.
als whU n,p.te 1t Mra sMl,l Il. be comparatively
HEsnll @ herr nm, i,,akfs 4 a1 .e Hi.nxnr, tm Ist
III M!ku sloln!a'l, u sse.,h. during tite.r .hnrt
STAY III tho city. md togotlIor they aMv9 h9uM
cis.t a} ~ ,sss ;Sp, VS. Y r s ;%ss st
tAet, tliny !.u s,1ne9SaS!i ynsaur!ny ~ iAr w!t1
Their act!DthU, hf. alnl3unhh tn'lff the ahicl
v,Eiuor ~ y sst!r" tnn slvtnt!,rcs y. @ nI thrS r.;
Ss w"a yH , es fn 3 ,t T. 4 ,e ' ,Y%s ,t
mn,ncnt i'no nf the SIElsora hackrA UNI alMl
nrasetl lllk nAano. .Ihu ssElers Mr SAIL y
hnye hon1l MesHvs. FnrtS, snt'nr, iInu
tic !,iss'tlan,* ,,fnn snc l,.an! .leetlnF eauiA
iMlivl,il,ala whal. !ao EI4irlai, nl shu Gotnnti-
YER ~ nstInn answered tln tls! .'l ~ lt!s!l,1l!.
!sa VIZ, sport" a t,!r !lS,rs.o a #
not until hitter Il, tho ay tsst ile FULLY a,n1t,re.
hnatwAts tk,Rt tt,p e,.asun thu H'eIl'npht Wis mi
rresrllletl unu Tint the sGetnn ftllIe,l WIS th4t
Mr.. isburn hasl withdrawn Ills nnl,p from II
sarly In tlu Meeting. r.
ruE PLAN no l:l:s,t w,tn INT r,t,m,,o,t
,,', ',,,1a...i, ,oa ,.i, al, r, ~. ,,,tn,,.,
@ i ,"a @ VII, my tMta: H., a"s @ ',
,.,Wt!s y t w. ~ tH .. w ,t ~" ~ i",v
~ ~ ~, ~, tns .p..,, - nv,y ,snys,s;
@ j.. w. Tei..lS ~, n'nrG''a @ ~, ,,',
@ ..", ~ ss ~ Il, ~ III, ill.,. an oInv h ths
,a xxx ~ :" ~, .tM Mp-S o k ~ oao tan
.MWtMk hI,t.pth-4M hHo esHnS e ~ En ~! ~ .unn H.,
pa'eAcatt ' " t - III tie fT'9M, @ Wy siIr W IT. Hs
iiu prp.ssc Insl is.si' III live ,l,t nwar.i 10 o
ndiunl,ls, pjil nj, t,tn eliza, ant 10 t.0 II with
, 1881-08-30
DRY 0QQDH.

Oswxuu, Aug %.-1lsAlS-Whcat asaady. cur
nQManally uuulau2Ha. d,
, 1881-08-30

t.htcns0. isnrtlnutu, q tatfuev um1trons.
Fnr a!ap.. iinn-'!ails-. soopina.Car Arcotna1ous-
uniss s1p!y ~ CIoEk-at.: !;FunI Pacific Ilnlai,
tht Ut lh!!fAnh'Hv.. NruuQ uninH Dtuot. Faltnes
1lnllau, and Ii EaHalsat, ~T" N
, 1881-08-30
RAILROAD TIME T.fBE q.

A EluVA!. AND DEPARTURE Or
;d.s MHHk:. tsa!nI.is} ccx:egtsd' suaday oxacr'sl
!'hlenEn y Serthwcstcrn Nnllwnv.
~ Man: ard' tlsepinE- Rectmn1nhauon'
and dcpot cnsner 1i Wnss lid % Klrse.sts. '''''s'
, 1881-08-30

"a 1la!lf !la!ty. excnpt SUNDAY. fllsljy, crcsot
s9tartlAy. q l!Mll}. 11cept ato!Iny.
pot, tuut Ut l4nkp.3t
ch1cnun. milwaukee ~ Ht. Isnul Railway.
UMtnn tlepnt: c0fnrr 51ndIaon Canal and Adama.sts
Ticket DfiGes, Is GIafx-ah, rain1ar Uttuaa. Gifsn1
Fncti1u 1lutul, hiA " NupUE "f ~'A"
, 1881-08-30

t,ltaltI.. 'DailJ except SQ@d6 n
hoTx..I'u1ltti4n d 8lseptnE .tAFf
, 14pu!a. ksnsss GlkY, aud RnnTts.
viii Favnlyln9 qhalFA Chicago 10
c!!hin11'hstr Hfnu;,lnR-Esrs talc
kansAs city, No uh1jxU, Of UAY
ut. Louis o. .kaaaas tttT.
Chicago. Hook Island d +
Deput, ctlfner Of Van hAreh alsld
tI1leas. 81 Etafk.st-. hhnep!a4 Ill
GfRIll &'Rcttlu lIutel. aud 10 cuu
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-07-23
C0Tr0S.NlILs ~ TIE sOrTn.
Northern Manufacturer. Apxleus 10
More Their Factories 10 the souih.

The accounts OF progress in cot
ton manufacturing in the South.
that have reached the North and
East, have produced their lcgl-
mate effec, Of lurniN the attention
OF manufacturer to our section.
Mr.. ID. l.. Love, OF Huntsville.
Ala, has written a letter TO the
Textile Record, giving some I'M
portant iacts going TO show the in
tercst telt By Northern manufae,u-
rersin cotton spinning in the South.
We shall give some OF them as fol-
lows:
MIR. A. ID. Lockwood. of Provi-
dencc r. l., is quoted us SAYING
that his smallest mill in tina, sec
ton consumes 1900 bales annual
ly. and thatifh his mill was located In
the South in the neighb,,hood OF
the cotton fields he would be able
to save $1,000 a year on the cost
Of cotton alone, which amounts to
more than the years profit Of
many mills. II is also stated tina,
Thompson & Noyle, Of provi-
dence. have published a volume
in which they say that mo invest.
ment is so safe and few so profitabl,
can now be found il as co,toi
manufacturing in the South"
Mr.. Love refers to another FAC
which Is Of great interest. Tn
p%roprietors Of a small mill in Ne,
York State, using only about Il
90 bales, and. found that by mo,
ing South they could co-operal
with Southern men, devble the
capacity, save $7,oo in the co
q 1900 bales, and by buying frol
planters In the seed, save $50
more IN The value Of seed. maxim
l1,7oo saved in the cost nj
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-07-23

hlIsf sntir.
n. Is,issHsnl iwgap @e af.

NJ FdaHi AilihfHn
gwen muth aHdy fo ii. m'..a
ftsDntes ~ De soUlI. ,iIls rIH
IL aiienliea ~ lso dhga nlff af
hlfly ~ prove e.
agencies ~ advancing hr
cultural prosperity " thc ulI
A serious didouit} tbai PitfIH
and farmers have i0 contend
against there u tho fiDi lhti t lH.
cost three times us much ~ feed It
mule OF other animal ~ % sap
port 4 field hand One NJ The
thing mentioned by Nc Atkinson
Is u machine for separating the
hulls from cotlon seed and cutting
up the leaf and talk Of thc plant
In such a way rs 10 convert into
nutritious animal food what a Tess
years ago wa almost wholly vast
Ell. One result will be u supply
Of food for from 20, 10000 % 49,.
100000 sheep. This number Of
sheep means from 100000 10
Iso,coo,o 900 pounds Of wool % year.
which, IN turn, means an annual
addition Of from Sl5,DoO,oCO 10
$~So,ooo.ooo directly 10 Southern
wealth, besides the vast indirect
gain that must follow. There IT,
little doubt that wool can be- made
a staple second only 10 cotton in
the South, aud there il reason to
believe that it is destined to be-
come so. Since the war the
Southern wool productha}incTels-
ed At a remarkable rate. In Texas,
the greatest of the wool-produtins
States South, the clip has ran mp
from 100000 pound in 1859 to
y 900, 900 pound in 1880. In the
other Gull States there has been
an increase of more than five fold
in the product. BY following up
this progress and pushing on into
the field of wOollen manufactures.
the South may achieve results that
must add wonderfully to its ma
terial prosperity and wealth.
The other hing Of which Mr..
Atkinson speaks is a ncwly-dis-
covered force called "ensilagc, 70
for restoring exhausted soils and
developing productive power. In
his opinion II will prove the means
OF rejuvenating the South and OF
supplying what it has greatly
needed, namely: succulen, food
during the long, hot, dry season
that is css initial TO the cotton crop /.
The practical value OF the dlscov-
cry is to be tested at the coming
Cotton Exhibition in Atlanta. and
should its virtues prove to be what
they are claimed to be, II must
open up a new era in agriculture,
and work untold advantages. not
only for the South, but also other
parts of the country.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-07-23
highest ,%',es,t.
SOLID ny
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-26

without naming him, held responsible for the vote
of the Senate. and campaign against him threat
ened. Nothing can be more warlike and defiant
than the article at the head Of the Repubique IRAN
odises first page. 1t is directed as much
against the President of the Republic as
against the Senate To-day at - o'clock
il was impossible TO find copy Of the paper giving
ii at the kiOsks This article the great event
of the day. Nothing else wa talked of in political
regions. a newspaper We or told me that had her
store of the Repubiq,e IraHcaise been ten tmcs
greater than II She could not have met half the
demand there was for IT.
TIE FUTURE or TIE CONTEST.
/ do not think Gambetta. en- he has hal timc
to reflect will suffer The disappointed men who are
behind him TO lead him into open and irreconcilabc
war with Grcvy and the Senate. The country does
not care about the Scruha dc Listo Extreme Rail-
calls aud Bonapartists do. They intend just tO
To the ballot-boXcs the electoral and revision
ist cries. Revision means at the present time
the diseStahlishment Of the Senate. which l. not
popular institution, but il certainly not unpopular
either. Grevy. the other hand II eycrywhcrc re-
spectcd. His position with regard 20 universal suf-
frage is totally different from that Of barshal
MacMahon Nothing could be more irrcproachahly
correct than his attitude toward the Chamber. the
Senate, the Cabinet and Gambctta personally, dur
ing the controversy on the iardouX measure. lie
was frequently asked by Deputies and senators "a
advise them wha, way to vote. aud always refused
What his opinion was lac frankly said, but with
calm and diCntcd moderation. lie had a right 10
say what he thought. The exercise OF tins night has
cXasperated the OppOrtunlsts. | anticipate that
when Gambctta has had time 10 reflect he VIII eH'
the folly of mcnacing GrcVY through has eutcnaHts.
Where he was wrong was IN not, before he took mp
the BardOux measure, using hls coquente ana iilI,
ence TO get bulls through the Chamber which wonld
thoroughly guarantee liberty Of the press and free
dom 10 meet and to associate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-26
THE ARMY IND NAVY.

WAsHINGTON, June 2j.-Thc Secretary of
War has made the nmcnts OF cadets recently grad
uated at West Point. The list includes thirty rcgu
lar appointments and fifteen udass,ncd second
Ncntcnants. Vacancies for the latter Will probably oc-
cur by October l.
Acting Assistant Surgeon George :. OldmiKon United
States Army hhs been ordered 10 proceed 10 san Fran
CISCO CAL aud report for duty with the expedition to
Point Barrow. Alaska
Second Lieutenant T. L. Gayle. "a Artillery. has Mcn
ordered report duty the United states Military
Academy.
First Lieutenant " Cobb "a Artillery, will rcjoin
bis battery.
First Lieutenant Marcus ". Lyon, Ordinance Depart
ment Will proceed Philadelphia. Penn. and report 20
the commanding officer at the Frankfort Arsenal Tor
duty.
Commander Charles s. Norton hus been ordered 10
command the United States receiving ship lndcpch-
dencc.
CAPTAIN Bushrod g. Taylor haS been dct he'd nom he
NJ :. Pensacola and placed on sick icaNt cadet ALA
siiunan W l. Todd from tie Naval Academy al Aauap-
oils and placed on waiting ort,r~
Master q. ". Lowcry las been dctnchc 81 from ihr
Naval Observatory and ordered 20 The United r'Ht'~
steamer Kearslcc George Wdliug from the United
States steamer PowlntAn and paced ou waiting ord'i =
Passed Assistant surgeon {. j. Bcrndon Ia, been place
on waiting orders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-26
CEOP PROSPECTS.

PITTsBURG, Penn, June 2j.-Rcport@ from
forty towns Ia Western Pennsylvania ohio ana west
Virginia, regarding the condition 81 the crpe ana q"
business have been received her The outlook ia favor
able for fair crop ~ wheat although not quite up 70
that OF year the effect ~ the recent rains having
ueutrazcd the lnCrcnsc 81 acreage. Tho same cause
dry weather In May have affected the corn crop
unfavorGhly. Oats promise FAIR yic.d The hay crop
II an unprecedented The rust crop Il not Irou
Icing the pruslecie being that there VIII Dee hug N:i
Yield Of apples and "A very poor one az peaches he
small fruits, however have dome cNcFltutlH.
REPORTS OH the hus'nrss outlook iu The surrounding
towns are exceedingly satisfactory Wi'h inst enough
ctcrption- 10 mark tGc rule Trade j. repurtd hiug
very brink. with payments prompt! made. farmers oGi
OF debt rapidly r,uOuc thtir lah's. aud th' c"un
try generally j. in very sound aud healthy coalition.