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Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-11-01

Monroe Bulletin: For several days
during the past week, work was sus-
pended on account Of bad weather.
Piers 2 and ON the west side are hav-
ing vigorous attention. They are about
nine feet high, and thought to be out Of
reach of any ordinary Fall rise. The
first span is more than half complete,
and if no Interruptions occur it will be
finished next week. The work is per-
'fectly beautiful. Odd looking pieces
come together with surprising fitness,
and symmetry grows out as sections adj
vance. The stone caps are the next
things to be fitted, and when they are
on we may know all and see that every
move is natural and could not have been
otherwise.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-11-01

GENTS FRENCH CALF HAND sEwED
- Boots and Shoes, in plain and box toe. For
good fit and superior Boot or Shoe, 90 to
A. ROSENETETDiS
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-11-01

New Crop Cranberries
At Family Grocery OF JOSHUA BEAL.
C0Ap STARCH & CANDLES A fnIi
NOeAA line Of Soap, Starch and Candies at
store OF ANDREW JACKSON.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-11-01

SILK HANDKERCHIEFS-Ladies, Gents
~ and Children's Silk Handkerchiefs, from
% cents to two dollars A. ROSENFIELD.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-11-01

IF YOU WANT TWO OR THREE PAIRS
L of good honest Childrea's Hose for twenty.
five cents, 90 to ROSENFIELD'S
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-11-01

Cream Meal and Corn Grits
At Family Grocery Of JOSIAH BEAL.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-11-01

CknnT &c AND HARNESS-A good
0AUUkEO stock Of Saddles and Har.
ness for sale BY ANDREW JACKSON.
VOU will be astonished when Won see the
L beautiful ClOaks and D0Imans and
utterly amazed when you know at what low
figures they are selling at the mammoth estab
lshment OF A. ROSENFIELD'S.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-11-01

AIDES Misses and Childrens Rubber Shoes
- and Foot Holds at ROSENFIELD'S.
Securing Soap!
Pride OF the Kitchen, " now in stock at Fam.
lily Grocery of JOSHUA BEAL.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-11-01
At Bea1,a!

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SARDINES. Quarter boxes, new catch.
BONED TURKEY..1 and 1t tin cans
GREEN PEAS. q t5 cans, 1881.
GREEN CORN. q iij cans, Choice.
OLIVES. Plain and Stuffed Choicest.
PICKLES.. Best English Chow Chow.
EGG PLUMS. Now Packing, Choice.
GREEN CAGES. New Packing, Choice,
ASPARAGUS. Fancy and Choice.
{ PINE APPLE..2 tt Cans, Sliced
PINE APPLE. 3 fb Cans, Whole.
ALMONDS. Fresh Stock. Choice.
RAISINS.. :. :, g
CHEESE. Fancy York State.
MACARONI Finest Imported.
TEA. Black and Green. Best.
DAT MEAL. Fresh and Choice.
CRACKED WHEAT. Fresh and Choice.
CHOCOLATE. Bakers German Sweet,
COCOA. Finest English, pounds.
MILK. Eagle, Crown and Diamond.
CREAM TARTAR. Fine Ground
BAKING POWDERS. Horsfords and ROYAL
WHITE BEANS. Fine New Crop.
DRIED PEACHES. New Crop Peeled.
YEAST CAKES. Twin Brothers.
just received per steamers Natchez and Lee
and Tor sale by JOSHUA BEAL.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-11-01

TABLE DAMASKS IN WHITE AND
L Colors, Napkins in endless variety, Towels
from 70 cents per dozen to the finest knotted
and novel fringed goods at astonishingly low
prices at ROSENFIELD'S.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-11-01

MY STOCK OF FINE MEDIUM AND
w low grade shoes for Ladies, Misses and
Children's wear is large and complete and buy.
ing from the manufacturers for cash / am epa
bled to offer superior inducementssto all who
favor me with their patronage.
A. ROSENFTETD
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-11-01

New Pecans
At Family Grocery Of JOSHUA BEAL.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-11-01

QR0nMC AND WASHBOARDS- 4
OnVVMO good supply Of Brooms and
Washboards for sale low at the store of
ANDREW JACKSON. Baton Rouee.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-11-01
ST. JOSBPH'S ACADEMY
Baton Rouge. La.

Baton Rouge, La. Z
THIS INSTITUTION, UNDER THE DI.
y rection Of the Sisters Of st. Josephs, is
situated short distance from the river. in a
very healthy locality.
The course Of. study includes ali the higher
as also the elementary branches of the English
and French languages. Every attention is given
to the politeness, health and comfort of the pupils
The Academic year begins on the First
Monday of September, and closes about
the latter part of June.
TERMS.
Board, tuition and washing per annum. $3.50 90
Music, Painting and Drawing form extra charg.
es. Plain Sewing and Fancy Work, in all it's
varieties, taught without additional charge.
For further particulars, apply to
M0THEp CTyDCDTAD
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-11-01

Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic regulates the
Liver.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-11-01

Breakfast Bacon!
Small pieces fresh stock good quality. at
Grocery of JOSHUA BEHL.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-11-01

IMMENSE BARGAINS in all kinds of Ze.
L phyr Goods, at ROSENFIELD'S.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-11-01

Pork, Bacon ana Lard /!
You will find good stock of Pork, Bacon and
Lard; also Bacon Shoulders, at the store of
ANDREW JACKSON
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1881-10-14
WEEKLY HERALD,
Cleveland. Tenn,
II. :. Senaic.

The extra session Of the Senate
met Monday and was called Ia
order by Senator Harris OF this
Htate. After considerable debate
on both sides, the Democrats
nominated and elected Senator
Bayard of Delaware President OF
The Senate, before the new Scna-
,ors from New York and Rhode
Island were admitted. As the
Democrats had the majority,
caused by Mr.. Arthur becoming
President, they had a perfect
right to elect their choice. The
country is TO be congratulated
upon their taking from the Dem
ocratic side their most able man.
If President Arthur should die,
Mr.. Bayard would become Prcsi-
dent, and in our humble opinion
would make as acceptable one as
could be found in the Democrat
ic party.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1881-10-14

The monthly meeting Of the teachers
Of this county was held in the Masonic
Hall, Cleveland, on Saturday, Sept. u,
and judging from the interest shown
by those present was q success; though.
not 50 complete a one as we desire to
see. About eighteen teachers were
present, but rs there are more than
twice that number in the county, we
hope to see Il much better turnout at
Il next meeting.
As Il means OF securing a more rcgu-
lar attendance, it was determined to
adopt n Constitution and bylaws suited
10 the society, and Il committee was ap-
pointed to prepare the same and pre-
sent them for adoption at the next meet
ing.
Prof. Haven commenced the regular
exercises of the day with an address on
English Grammar and an exposition OF
his method ofteaching it. Great inter
est was manifested in this exercise by
the other teachers, so that for Il time
things were quite lively.
Prof. Johnston then addressed Il c
meeting on Orthography and gave
somc good rules for spelling. There
Were MT wanting teachers however, TO
t,ke the ground that rules afford but
s light assistance TO spelling, in n lar
guagc so anomalous rs ours in its Cr-
Geography.
The next meeting will take place at
10 A.. M. on,Saturday, Oct. 22nd, In the
Masonic Hall, Cleveland; the pro-
gramme for that occasion being as fol-
lows:
Importance Of Teachers InftitutcS-
Prof, GUM.
Ortheopy in connection with Read.
ing and Elocution.--Prof. Glenn.
Arithmctic-Prof. Ramsey.
School Dcscipline-Prof's. Wrinkle
and Hughes.
uistory-Prof, Blakeney,
Teachers and all persons who take
an interest in educational matters arc
respectfully invited to attend,
JIM. NARNELL, Pres,
II. c, BLANENEY, Sec'y,
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1881-10-14
Human Boncs as n FcrtaIizer

A special from London says a
great sensation was caused at
Bristol by the discovery Of a cargo
of 300 tons OF human bones being
discharged there to the order of a
local firm engatied in manufact-
uring manure. The bones were
shipped from Constantinople, and
are supposed to be the remains
principally Of .thc defenders OF
Pleyna. There are complete limbs
among the horrible cargo, and in
some cases hair still adheres to
the skull.
Peter Cooper says it is a CON
mon thing among the British to
buy human bones. In fact, they
will take all they can get at any
time and from any quarter Of the
world. They use them for manur-
ing their lands. | have often
heard it said England was manur-
ed with bones taken from the
battle field Of Waterloo. There
is no finer to be had.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1881-10-14
President GarGcId'a Body.

President Garfcld's body has
been placed in a new casket,
made especially for the purpose,
rs a gift. The casket is Of sheet
bronze, deliberately wrought with
gold trimmings, and a solid gold
plate is to be fixed on the top of
he casket as Mrs. Garfield di-
reefs. The remains were in an
Unexpectedly good state of pres
ervation and now, that the proper
caSket has been provided, it is
probable that the plans of the
monument committee will be
changed, and instead Of the body
being put in the ground, a crypt
will be erected and the casket OK
posed to view.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1881-10-14
Bogus

1t Is no vilcdruggcd stuff, pretending
TO he made of wonderful foreign roots,
barks, &C., and puled up by long bo-
gus certificates Of pretended mirocu-
lous cures, but a simple, pure, effective
medicine, made of the well kAown val
uablc remedies, that furnishes Its own
certificates by its cures. We refer to
Hop Blttcrs, the purest and best of
midicines -RCpuJlcap.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1881-10-14

one Of F%oropaugh's acrobats, named
Burch (but doing his ~brcakneck bust
ness under the name Of Kinkadc), was
killed ut Pulaski, Tenn. lie missed the
last turn IN n double somel sault, as they
all do, sooner or later, If they keep on
turning, This risk of life for 0muse.
mcnt Is a vulgar and barbarous bust
ness.
, 1881-10-18

1'Olt1;IGN.


Ep<tta& Dtspafth to Tho Chledao ;ts5nne.
1.lyH1rouI, Oct l7-1l:;u q, n.-fLUCn. No. |. lis;
No. =, 1Os Gl. .....
No. I, It's :1t No. = III I'd;
sprnK. No. l. lUs id, No. :? u It'll; white, No. j. is :as
NO. I, LOST club, No. l. fls III, No. It's I'll. Corn, IL,
rltnvIstoSs-rurk,s HIS, 1nrd. lbs ID.
11vHR1uuI, Oct- IL -I1vcnng.-toTT0S- Flrmi
G1-tG6I$d snies fair; speculation nnd uxpor luui;
American, 0,5M ..
pnuytsloSs-AMcTlca lard. Uis u.
TuUrESTlSE-Yplrlta,I Ais.
ANTWERP, Oet. ELECTROMAGNETIC.
Tho following woro received by tho Chfcngo Hoard
ofTrnd1: --.... .
L1vIlpupT, Oct l7--Wllent firm. red winter, 10s
lodi M. aprH. lr hl Mt 1lo, III lld Germ !irIit ~
tA. E1r or c0tist-W rnt- -ttnitlar botgr fEnl INK.
demand fasrs rcd winter uyaiICEM Id. Lori, II mir
tUtnmtt1 nttI!ur lettnr f9oll!lE 10 lrrlyp-NhGa
anu cpri in,utuv1tx rurk, us. ltf tss ~ liac!.ii
Il. O., IN ii 4. t.. lIs. TuM. 43x Ill., CiHest Asa
md r0rn rnl. CDnstry mntkEtA atenGy: ,
LUNnslN, Oct. l7.-1ItEIIltNOI.- - WhcRt flrti!ers
q VI. M4MK LASE yneat md c9sn tr. G,,sass, o.,
on CUaslWuht slightly llcttcr fnir HFeFittS ff.i
winter Sis ID. EhrE0Bs H1t phssn7u- -Wlinut s!iEntY
betteF. F:air nvcEngo quality Hf AnlcrlEln sTshH
wheat for ronlnt nhlVIl!nht ny tnil BIS ~ CQuhtry
1nnrAnts for wluat-KnEllHlI MnchnhNetl; FFons:'
htpAAy EnrEupa fur 4mlu IN taast-Nhtnt, ~ 70 H.
Corn loss tflan II. FAHls-Wl!unt Nnl Hour lFlA
Weather iii EtlENud fs0stY
, 1881-10-18

luz puly talr houses ut 1ltoIcya this week. Ih9
exccraLlo weather bus liz ctIcat upon tho Ut
tendance ut u!l tl,e l,laces OF amusement. str.
Cumpbel'a play IL q romantic Irish tlrasna, with
which people horu became f4ulllRr about yeIr
nHp. IL contains MaDy startling inul1l0nts
and many tragic elements aud not a llltlu
hsllnor. Asteu,us Ward sull OF bis famous cura-
ul! Pill: For them wut tkos this pill this II Just
mark lnny bo applied tn tho claHs Ut phys OF
which Ny QeralAil.e :. IL sample. No 0ne pro-
tet.l3s thlt tho types af cbaracttr presented arc
Vt all aclurNto cUplcs or existing prototypes.
, 1881-10-18
THE PUBLIC LIBRARY.
Why Cannot It Go into the New
City~hall7
The Accommodations Which Have
Been Provided for II
There.

1ypt tho t,ppcr Btpry Ur stories Df th1 new City
Hail might not he ttscd ns tct''rhry hume Tor
tho Public Library tel T'N1nrSE reporter yes
tcr,lay to call upon Mr. ". +. i'oolo. tho iA-
hrur'an of Tint popular Itstlt"tlot', ahu 10 @sK
hin, fnr Ills yIows I'll thu silbJ"ti. ......u
"Mr. Clenyciand, whom Superintendent or
l,uttlInKs," sala Sfr. ruolc. !" furnished 1ne tho
pu,s uf tho upt,er sturr. aIId It Aectllcd to Lo
TINT IL wul,i serve for temporary use very well.
! hn,l tho cnscs utld shelves all nnrked OH ur
tho r,aJ,s a.,d tho wllnlc lctails drawn out, and
Tho matter WIS submitted to tho I3oari Of d.
rGetUr3. ......
Tnt: oIuEcrloy TO THE rLAcE
was mt on account III wnnt hf room, or OF
Iut but ,!py 1HcHse Ss ne woI rn. wSco III ~
uar OF aoyHtors to roncli tlctfs. aGvnral Of tllo
,llreCttrs wgro npOscd 10 elevators, and Thought
nf,d tliru,,. tsct, tiloro was rrriinr Tint tito
ns.ociulions connected With c'sv.hAll Noisd
na s9ry s1t raey vr Of ss uS f1as eh
gvs us Il snpurute elevator t',At should I'd
cy yo y; oc1s @ o.y M eS @ - II ho se
wcrc uxcci.trt, Wlld *. wGs tle lHht, MN mo
ra s sRcr rer ,s1i wn ter MS Su or ' soy
i,rn, yrHrs III c,M,vst., 1t wouldn't t10 fnr per-
nnscnt hume, heehits0 tho lih.ltry VIII Htow.
| ,,Eti,,. Tho tisvttor objection hnu btts little
weight with me. personally, bGcnuse nnts,l'laya
iainx nvnv unisters Is theFe Il u thc!r l,einF
inj1r!l ly elevators. Thn an:y polni I'm! ra!s.i H.!
with Mr. tenyesat,d was !has ny shn'Li keep ils
rtn.ec, aud hs agreed to lc,lvu out ennurI! hrlck
t,{rlllu1!- walls to sutEsfy us md nut Interfere
Whether thc building has l,een tlnistc.l IN TINT
wny .r not, under hiA stlcccssor. don't KNOW.
'l,o yo,. rcHurd the plan us dcteutcd buyoill
vi hare regarded itns
HAVING GONE 1iy,
bcc,,,so thorc wns such decided opinion among
, 1881-10-18
PHILADELPHIA.

rlttLAnEttsIltA, E'n, Oct. l1.-FttIsfit-1>M!1 anu
steuJy, nrcea unchanged, Hyu ttnur duIs NJ H. Nv
EWAIS--Hhent Upu.,ed ilrmGr, cloFe.i dn!l. M.
red, Uctobns. ts'll; Hoyouhrr s4 HGstt ~ NGcohl-
t.r eulut sn!I Mixed. traeG. 'si4tt;:c; SsrnirE
tn. lie: sn!I rxcst. tctoher, 11c Suyrmbcf. '4c;
ilurcl,er. si44+;7lc. uuts III tnlr denat'i' sttl'Ht
kn.3 white. alzaiHci No. ! wi,tse. bs2'@1os n!sch
4;Hc. . ..
E'nuvIHiOSs-Staniy. l1oet t-a1AA. sll lnh!a
l,ess, trpu IN Lnnr!, t2tUg Mc*s W'rk, tlVlAsgtI.
l.nr,t-K9itlH, t1tH4si2Aet AtGMtilUr. lie.
i1rrEN-thtlra atcadyt utlitra enslors prlces TIL
cfin.GEll,
t,iliS-Flru nt Tic.
CIlEEsE-Firim Gur clIUce, creanery. 1I9t1lac.
ItkTH8t.t:s1aI--Su1nnntty unrlilnsu0.
Ntlt&Nf-t} t}niel Mnd UNCHANGED. .a.
ltEcEtfra-ElIllr, hJlJu br51 WlGat. IUQ but corn,
:VhU bns Unts ll.tU1 GM; barlay. 6duJ bu.
dHirMESTs-CDrt Gt,Uu bI.
, 1881-10-18
SPRINGFIELD ITEMS.

frnlSuFIELl, ILL.,, Oct. l7.-trhe Secretary
Of Stntu to-tlay issued lleensca 10 organize rs
follows: Tho Stephens uraMlt Quarry, Gil.
rago; capital. Sl0Q, Q,U00; corporators, Nay!ll
Stephens. Norbert ". Cllynowetl. John q,
Policy, Thu Nutlonnl 1'an.agrapE Company,
Chicago; capital. 500, ,ooJ; caru0rators, j. j.
+. Sclulour, Cnrl Claussen. j. Htcrner Tho
: Uniform Hurrpl manufacturing Company,
GHsax9; aga';r GapitS1 slWS o. eorp9,fat9IITs ,arII
Robert 4. Mnrtilt,
The Illinois tsrn,at Lodge Ut tho KNIGHTS
of 1'ythias meets here Tomorrow. Sonta 0t
tho Grand otilcers and q number Of delegates
lIaye already arrived.
, 1881-10-18

tnij ID ijS, nyu huen iD II. 4Ealtlst
q 1s t!' N s.,'s !n,, ScF'oa la't sers 'Asscs '
Hnofis frsni hNr 0ren!nent lunl!'ar t,iattn.s 4.
its5sase sSis sWs cI,is,'s% 'd vor.
iss tSr f. He liz nS 'a IT. % ssp:s s @
sss SsSs4 ai si'f sfS' .siss: HI SnssY ss
with Inc nlInh Or tManst im'rt!thtciy rrue,ahs.
fs s u ~ i,sf sS Y rss''n,. ID ''
att,sn q H. E!uess ~ h"a ,s,, II @ t xHs GsasG y
sS;$s.; 81 Ss ss sss': % $ss
ssion !. napt distimrt ind serAto uisil aicl' tino
Ws :Sort ec1 staii was iamly " II ,n during
Tho s @ at q .1 w st' %t II n s NJ . ss1sa az It sf1Y f
sasat%ls. viii. saoss ,sHi. ssscssi,y s%;a%sS.t
w Krae ttoeK "r so,tan9s n fr trto t Ut, sw sst
uvt,, ii D doulin9 frp :!a anoinns f9r st,;;
r fAshs III 4 a. H s :a t S @ rS @
ainly p carss nt SHIRT l9nEt, Norway ITO 1. nm't,;
y Te 0' s s! M wl' ses 1s' stp sSys 'ess
arWay fr1n, tcscusI inek tsl,;
ts st .Ss Ssa ts, s"':'' fl5 15S s'sfa w,sa
g t'9 .cayy lpsr ,n ',;,, sS
;se'!sn osess III 1sSs! ft
Syask y rira ,I,d fss!!i!,ss t"r r n,"y.
fu m III III, tt. :to1 liz o as ;sas = IT,
wsK lsYs S,ss :sss'Sn @ II ':s,s sa @ sa s.
t1r seetssr rsanS @ ,1n sus s, ~ ~ NV Ss 1i
III sa ss ID .ons MS'
urades Woro ndnpteh ior i!lo 'cnhar !ls ~ H. t,,
ees e!,atni, nloMed % cnt rns a. rum 2 e
Saor!y e N, ys, is:s AZ ,', s' r,sS a
Ss ,b56 II. s ss ss,! SSxE
iays oi lilo month ot ftom Lie to stc per l.uvA"
, 1881-10-18
MILWAUKEE.

MILWAUKEE, uct. lT.-Flot'1l-OI1l md Hcatcctcd
UnAtS.-Wl1ent Slpally Lnl 1!sius M. hnrd. slias
No. !Alitwnukeu, sI.ti! Octuber. flp9t S',yclslNr
slit4, Uoconbur <1sls}4; JA,uury, sE!s: Fcbrunry,
4Ltuts, March. sl.4I]As No. Milwaukee. al.as M.
aau rctectch. nominal. Corn iir'ncr md autats NJ !.
&c th.ts 1uwGr No. whlte AlGc. Rye stronger; No
y sl.o,. l!asley hl.slor; No. hprtng, sa'ac.
Observation-Disclosures Mess pnrk. *!1.s1 cnsE md
peuEer; <ly.ti jnnnnry. Frutt aIrAm Mrd, *llh'oc
tutcrt $f..al january.
llhIlA-t}u!Gt HNu unchanged.
FNEItHrA-WflgaL to ttMrlll. 95lr. - , T. .-,
ItEcEt1fs-fsunr, II UD hrls; wheat, ?9n hls: eDrI
99aUN It1i+ .. s, 49,
aitlINESTs-Flour, l7!M0 bsIs' "l'oat' "'so hui
corn, I!,tAM DM.
, 1881-10-18
CINCiNSAUf.


CtNciNHATr, Oct. i7-cOrrbS-QH!cti 1lc.
FL0cN-stronscrt family. t1.nGs1.A|; fancy *7.4o@
e.W
GNAtS-Whcat Hrut; No. rod winter. It'll. c"r,'
,lrri; No. tntxe GG. Dnts ss.0ny: M. tnxtd. 4a
Kyp In Yuo dumailds tll;k. barley in tA!r dotl.hd;
No. fill. 4l.i.6ei.l5
l'n,vis1uSa-I'ork quiet, $0.Uo Hulk meats qniots
snui.iurs se: clear s lac. isacon 1ulets shoulders
gct cIGnr rib llrt Cttnt, at{c+
WithKt-FirJn ii fiiI; combination sn1eS uf n.
tstnil g0nilk. tGi 1rls tic bnsiA Ut l.l5.
itt'TFElt-1ntet cTeAtry, sSs eh1lc1 wcAtcrt't tNc
Gli.cu Enrtrht thin, tic.
l4lSSLEIl.u1i.-Rulutsd tic.
, 1881-10-18
tI'f1I.E11Q.

V0LEp0, o., Oct H.-G1tAtS--WheH-tSh. RED,
slnps, Stl!5{i Suyrulbur, tLE;si: Noeoher. Sla}k;
Julilnry fi.agj. Gurn dull. hlli nlLxH!, esG; Mi
sp.,t hul.! ut lie; Iccrbcr, Gtc, MNy hold III e.
t.tosnH nlnrtut-WhuAt sregk' No. ? rcd, tpot l11
vpaber, *l4i neeau.hur. si4i; yuar. *sl3i' 5anu-
nrY. .t1-bp Cnrn weak; Nn.. rot. Hc asked; Soycul-
Ler 4o hd ,o asES; ,scser 1 , 'f I'LL s ~ ,
iWla quleti Nh. whItr, l,sae 6I. lG!6c Ms&Mi:
IECElrra--tNhGAt, at,Un but corts ljhn h't' pAts.
Smi1McSTs-whpnt 6,,0o but corn. :1,odI bu; oats,
AuJv bu.
, 1881-10-18
! ~. LOUIS.

Hr, ttltffH, uct. i7,-ft0EN-E ErGlIangu!.
3nAIN-whunt opened higherD drrlincn for ~.
tn,rs; cash scnece; ilFul1 Nm. rp sI3{1 i& Gns,
fLasJ{G4l.4s51 S.vanb0r. flH4S December, 3i.t'4ts
tl,s& Jnnuu7y, tliti yonr3 M. n, tl.E, So.t ''n
tl2.9i2s4. Eor,, opsnD.l higher hut declined tn Sa4
fsEc cHs,i, NoyenDer. F7falk&c lJeceHihnF
1Uistzic Rt,inry. it3s4J&u Ay. tAts Dlent1 hfanr.
ulnsud iDWcr, ANGLING tash, +rHtt4a Snvhlslbrr
4f5ka Ncccnbort h!ssS!ac Mny, t}f1ta6o year. lsrn
1ulGt ut &i.uEi. Harley unchanged.
ltAtI-QnInt At 6c.
tttTri:H-UnCtnngcd.
ElHA-lfnrhtMgGh.
WIiiAKY--Htpady nt tt:l1.
PMuvi vibl,Sx-Qiiuti JuhhlnH Mt s1s:2' Dsy.tat
iirns g:,is II u. s5,se. Is.. y Lid @ s,a,si @
~ A." ~ ,,t| In Mhsa , 1n n Sps,,. r.,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., la,ai' hrlsI whsnt. iAtbl l,'is
cutH istN, hu; oats s.'1t but Ese' llonei tarley.
uLi,U,
, 1881-10-18

nusTuN, Oct. l7.-FLuun-QusOt hut sseady.
. GRAIN -Corn qutot tbut atsudy; moderate louhnd:
No. 2nlxpd lya9jL. ltya hsghcri Ills.
FnuvIsIuSs-Qulut nMd utlchu Hard
BiirTrlt-tirItl.
f;ltElHK-Flrn.
lstsffs-Flrntt 54GassSG ..,-..
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. iIa9 brls; corn. T,oo BIZ; wheat
aitiTMESTs-gj1ur a,wu Dr.s, corn. lupD0 bu'
WHEAT, II wv bu.
, 1881-10-18

NEW Y0HK, ,uot,i7.-alnrkDt quilt aud hr,n; cotton
vit.ts atE.sMH, exceptionally light supply, elolfs
.IAIk rss, fuIr totnaHd. nre1s Nof}da " nudetalo
ruliIanl. HvrlR eA1anoru ind WurstUl cuttings fairly
apttyu, EOt0lxn gu0ds quilt seIty.
, 1881-10-18

5ptttat Dtspatch to Tie Chicago Irthans4
KASHAH CRY, AtG., Oct. l5.-0NAIS!'v Price cur
rent rclGst4: Went-isetellAt. lot'a, sh!mnnts H.
iHl; WpEkcr; No. y cash. slji oeteber, I'LL: M. :,
caBl, s:'l4i. t,c.Dhor, 3.1. nskedt No. sAts, Lay
Curi-tteGulpts 1h14. xhli'unts 3lts'i rIrs No. =,
c1nlt, Gg9iG; October, Ec. ;
, 1881-10-18

NEW UuEHASs, Oct. lI-CorTpS-stoady, mid
t,Ilnga ,v5su luw d. uIcl HUuI urtnnry, Iu}ri mol
Fecupls, l7,U barst Wrslss l&Su, 04}4rts III Grunt
rttain UG]t GoAstNtse 2a AAlps, G.Aoi 4f0cks ls
AZ. .
il. lut'ln. Oct. II-tnTrnS-Qa4ati .al.lllnkx !IG
sntus, Gut receipts, 1Ai shipments, lAn atutg, 3sau
, 1881-10-18

HoGs-tecc!ycdd during gunday md MoNdny lo0ol:
same .ms TT Tocs s S sotni .aa nst .'x wa1x @
en,st th9 aa{ t1adin Ia!1. d lTr ~
lafiy sEaFp dsuinnd eltlter frUnl packnEn npors
but there waEo nut entu9h hnKs to 70 around: t0or
heavy ~ lS; Sascs q mxoa tsckeFs s ,,.n, wnG9
poor tiyd $her0 wgre good many snea und1r fG..s.
Among tho days transactions war0 tho fuowtaRs
, 1881-10-18

NurYALu, N. T., Oct. l7.-tsnAlS-Wlcas dull,
sn,as al hM Nh l,nr.i nn.ut. ut $l.uss that BID fur
Noyu,nbur. Curn nuaousal ind nualHaI. Oats
Quiet ntlu unchanged.
CANAL. FllEIUATS-Sie fur wheat.
, 1881-10-18

who allow their children IT, eat heartyy Of high-
sCAsnneu food rieh pies, cake etc., win havy 10
nights, sickness, p1ti. Hnd pfshapa tlenkh, NJ
family IL sAfa Without them In u!a house..
, 1881-10-18
pEI'ilnLEIIAi.

Frrrsnltua. l'n., Oct. ELECTROMAGNETIC
!!ntc certtcles nrlnor, coscd NIfo refined, ~,
PhitAaelpAA dClT0fy, '-
, 1881-10-18
1tFf1tRTA.

PEORIA, ILL.,, Oct. i1.-tilIA1S-Corn ttru,er; high
mixcl GtsiGGie; mixed. GG&5G13&c tastoAdy, No.
while. &3{4i itG. lty0 trlsser; No. J, $t.W
lI1iiMWlSES-l.uwGra ut ft.h.
HErxITTA-WEeKt. MM 4ti corn, htaYl bu oats,
aAH GM rys A;t:, b,t' Mtlsy. 4o bu; ,,, I'm, ,,,,x
1a,s13 but rye, 1l,uuU bu, Darluy, l2,lAu Ill.,.
, 1881-10-18

lSttANAFuIlH, Oct. l7tiHAiS--W lloat tlF1iIs H. 81
bI3 tl{l nskod Cnru rni CHI hid u. vi tic aHkul.
Oats hrtui lic blli tit uAked.
, 1881-10-18

oswEul, Oct. M-G,sAIs-Whcut h.oady. Corn
nominal.
, 1881-10-18

BALEs AMI aiIIrMESr* alSt'E JAN, |.
Lu,a,wr. ShfnTes.
tt3liltN tr.atl+llM
...lH.kitW h3,t;tlu1
fncrcnsc....... ....,,......., 2EtsH.Hu tlM.a1aUU
Tho iend,.9 statistics OF thu thtnIt,rrmnt!'H Ex-
clIanKU FIR t1 nlunth uf Hr1'HoF nfu us fnlltiwB,
KrUCK nN HAND nt-r. !. Isl, ANN tWr. !, laSl
, 1881-10-18


sundays md Mondays uuet footed III about thistT
eaassls twenty OF tlo cargu0s h1lnX tnbur lse ro-
ma.hdee iaths. shnRtes, and posts The ulhrk0t WAS
1nlI, With ptees unbalanced. M1 quotp;
, 1881-10-18
DxIEING POWDER.

The weak. nervous. anil htbilitMtctl Ind suro
relief Iii 1lruwJH Iron lilttura.
, 1881-10-18

EnEEr-rh0sn wy. At 0xo6ssiya ,Fonpy@ @ y ,tn, tW
cIaas prlces or HM3kc. Tho fow Noud ~ pEnle
lots n0roh woEo tAkt,l ~ very full pEcos. Tho wet
putteA: ~
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-10-08

1t now transpires that the report o.
the killing Of Col. Love, prominen,
citizen Of Alabama and Mississippi, by
the husband Of the lady he traduced
was premature, and arose from the fol
lowing facts: The lady was Miss John
son, and was one Of the most beautiful
ladies about Huntsville, Ala. When she
married Mr.. Lenier about two weeks
ago, Love vowed that she had broken
her vows to him, and out of revenge
had wedding cards printed, and on theil
back published most outrageous and
scandalous statement, accusing the lady
of lack of virtue, and of foul crimes. II
is confidently believed that Lenier will
kill Love, and the report was only a
little premature.