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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-03-23
Oar Puzzle Corner.

ANSWERS TO LAST PUZZLES.
PHONETIC CHARADE.--Thomson.
ENIGMA.-Abcdefghijklmnopq q '
wXyz.
SYNcoPATroN.-Hope. hoe.
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Rev. A. A. Gilbert,

Lamps-all kinds-astonishinglY low
at PELT1AM's. 1t
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Special and Local.
THURSDAY, MARCH %, 1882.
InDEx TO NEw AovERrIsExEsrs.-

INDEX TO New ADVERTISEMENTS
J. B. ,Feiser-Citation.
Henry j: Hennies-The Stock Law.
a. Keppei-German Steam Bakery.
Household Specially Co.-Sonething New
Under the Sun -:
Wright & J. w. Coppock-Spring and
Summer Clothing.
Thos F. Greneker-New Goods in Plain
and Fancy Stationery.
u. c. afeCurdy & Cp.-Asents Wanted for
SaiIivaa's Ireland Of To-day.
John B. Ctrwil,-Rep'srt Of the Condition
Of the National Bank OF Newberry, S. c..
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A Most Promising Beginning.

Soaps-in abpnGance-cheap. PEI
HANS. 1t
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HIDDEN MOUNTAINS.
:. Does Arthur always do right?
2. Mary and Esther 60 to school.
3. Jennie fell from a high rock yes
terdaY and broke her arm. EVA.
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Club Rates.

@ The best Organ at Eduard Scholtz's.
Or. IL, = :. =. >.
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The railroad authorities have had the
trees cot down along the c. & G. Z. r.
and its branches one hundred feet on
each.side The object is to get as good
view as possible along the track. Ii
is in the interest of greater safety to the
travelling public, as we'll as to the road.
u. C. H." the Columbia correspon-
dent of tine Neacs and Courier, says
Col. Jas. N. Lipscomb has declined
the nomination of Congressman from,
the State at large, and has announced
his intention Of running for no other
State Office than that of Secretary ot
State"
Mr.. Wallace A. Cline had a severe
attack of vertigo Monday. He went to
the depot to take the train for Green.
wood but feeling badly started back
home; when near Mr.. Geo. A. Lang
ford's he fell, and had to be carried
home. He has been quite i'll since, but
is getting better.
Our Monthly says: "Messrs. Leavel
; & Speers are getting out the stone sillS
for the Orphans Seminary. (Thornwel
! Orphanage, Clinton.) They have alst
offered to give the institution :: hand
some marble slab for insertion in the
wall of the building, bearing its name
date and motto"
The Washington correspondent 0
the ,Neans and Courier says: "B. Qdel
Duncan, of South Carolina, who wa
renominated yesterday for Consul t
Naples, held that Office for some twely
years, and was then sent to Smyrna
! he is mild and respectable Republica
OF Newberry County, yho was oppose
to the rascalities of hss party in 1876
and 1876"
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-01-12

there las been more reason for heavy use
of bagging per hale ~ cotton Than usual,
During fhe last four years we have be.
come ~ accustomed w. u regularly inweas'
Ine cotton crop that II has been diillcult Tor
the average mind to realize that this cannot
always continue, though the acreage IL
yearly increased. ,
ID was stated short time ago that the
ltallnn government had put 80 high rate
ofduty ON cotton-scod oil rs TO make It's I'M
portation prchibi,ory. This was done TOR
The purpose OF preventing the adulteratlon
of tic fine salad oils in whose production
Italy enjoys high and wcll-meritod repu.
tation, the I.ucca oil being the purest and
best of its kind. 10 what extent cotton
seed oil is used both at home aud abroad a.
a substitute for or to mix with olive OIL VIII
be readily understood when the fact Is stat q
that there are iiity.six cotton-seed miiis
in the United States, most oil when are SIT
uated in the Southwestern States. THESE
mills produce 100000 gallons of cotton
seed oil of which 100000 gallons are
sent TO France, and there mired with about
one-third of olive oil, to be returned to Us
/ from Bordeaux and other French ports
either as pure salad oil or in the sardinos
cooked in oil, of which so many boxes are
/ exported to the United States. The re
manning 5000, 600 gallons Of cotton-seed OF
are used ut home but in what way II woult
| be more difficult TO trace. The cotton-seet
cake, after the oil is expressed, ~ largely
used in England for the feeding and iatten
! ing of cattle.
Several thousand cotton hands in Soutl
Carolina have arranged to emigrate to Ar
| kansas, and the new exodus gives the poll
ticans and planters great anxiety.
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LIVESTOCK.

AT fhis time last year cattle could he
honrlIf In View York 81 ~ cents 2 pound,
1res-r7 v-ririf. arld r0uid be sold in Liver
r,ool and clasr8w 81 a. cents. Which would
nav n profit o. ab1ri Us head. NoW We
rriI-f nav Is cents n pound. making q bui-
lrrk rrsi abort so iume than iesi year.
ne En-Iish lnarl-et has been supplied With
~ ri-Iuauai amount 81 native beef. f1r The
fer11n fhaf siiort crops have c0Inpelled the
TrrIisf farmers 20 Sd OF TIER cattie % n
1--rrfrr er-frt than usual That supply
arrrrf last. h0rcrer. and eTcnfualiF Tricts
rrrrf 70 NJ rr tlie other SIDE. Al 1lreseili
~ arr errr-liur scarttlI any c-llit = lil's
Ir.+ rr1r 1ne dealer shipped
s-n thousand. angthcr twenty
sl~-.~rF rrl third t-ertT-i0ui
sirr-~ff hen1 cr c1ttIE. One rezsur 81
- f'irI-rr rl-ics ~ rrttls IN this c1urtrT i
~. 49, r.-.-r r--rr. Crrr could - rrurl
h rr-..7. ~ ~ carfs las re1r. but c1sis
q r~-ts this yer. Fc- this scUe c1rst
fr-~r-s ~ ssnding her c1-tlt - merfei
-'-'i- frIrfrt.errf ara de best ca--lt h1rt
-1--rF~ f.rr rnnrfr-cL
BE- Is 1r.e-rt a. his r-rs-iturrts ~ : ~
- ~ f-rr'f rrrnlirrfl ~ lr-- ~ u
- - q 1Ie erfe-f q tit Upc-t t-11
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THE DALLAS WEEKLY HERALD, THURSDAY JANUARY 49, 1882

from Ireland 10 his borough, or Irish cat
Tie alone, lo said, they had received ~
twenty-five weeks the value Of tlNOOyO,
and he could state on the best authority
that Irish dealers we're obtaining moro Than
o. 100000 year Tor sheep and cattle ~ the
Stafford market so CONSIDERABLE business
IN single commodity with single English
town Is one tolcrnbly strong reason why the
Irish should think twice before pfescribing
the English manufactures Win Which We
pay for their sheep ard cattle.
The packing of beef Is quite an important
branch of industry i'm Chicago, aud II Is
estimated shat about 100000 head OF cattle
are packed here In seasons when the export
demand for beef products is brisk The
manufacture consists largely Of beef hams,
mess aud extra mess beef plate ana extra
plate beef beef tongues and the various de-
scriptons of canned goods required ior inc
export trade.
In New York the receipts of cattle last
year were 6S9, 55S, which IL about ! coo more
! than in 1850. The shipments fell oil rom
50, 406 in 1850 to 3S023. The Gonsnmpl Q
in that city and in the suburban localities
which depend upon that market was larger
by seyeril thousand head than ever before
| The retail market took $3.50 head. The
growth of the city in population during The
year was unusually rapid, owing mainly u
the increased Immigration from ioreiSi
countries. The Western farmers should be
melted 10 prepare their stock carefully fol-
market by the fact that good TO choice cat
tie have brought on an average, cent
per pound more than in 1880, while Tho
prices for common, unimprovcd and poorly
iatted cattle have.been no higher than for
merly. Texas cross-breeds we're never SC
good nor so popular with New 4orE
slaughterers.
Secretary Williams, of Chicago, has com
piled his annual report Of the movement O
live stock for the year, showing the follow
ing results. Receipts-Cattle, l,49S, 800
calves. 4s,9iS; hogs, 6,474,Sl sheep, 1861
Shipments-Cattle, 93S,7l2; calves, $500
hogs, ,2S0,G79; sheep, 253,93S
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oped are astounding. therefore state, de-
hheraloly, and as u physician, that ] he'
Hove more than One.half the deaths which
occur IN America are caused by jriRhts
Disease ofthe Kidneys. This may sound
like y rash statement, bat ] am prepared 70
fully verify 10. llrght's Disease has no dis
inCtiyo symptoms Of lis own. Indeed, II
often develops without any pain whatever
In the Kidneys or their vicinityD but has
the symptoms OF neaaly every other known
complaint. Hundreds of people die daily,
whose burials are authorized by u physi-
oian's certificate of Heart Disease, "Ano-
ulexy. PARALYSIS Spinal Complaint"
.Rheumatism,n pneumonia" and other
common complaints, when in reality II was
Bright's Disease of the Kidneys. Few
physicians and fewer people, realize the OK
tent of this disease or IT'S dangerous ana III
sdious nature. IL steals into the system
like thief, manilcsts rs presence by the
commonest symptoms, and iastens ltseli
mon the constitution before the victim is
aware. II is nearly gS hereditary as con-
sumption, quite ua common ana iuily MS
| fatal. Entire families, nhoriting it from
their ancestors, have died, and. yet none OF
the number knew or realized the, mysteri-
Gus power which was removing them, IN
stead OF common symptoms IL oitcn SHOWS
none whatever. but brings death suddenly,
and as such is usually supposed to be heart
disease. AS one who has suffered, ana
knows by bitter experience what he says,
| imploro every one who reads these
words not 10 neglect the slightest
symptoms Of kidney difficulty. Certain
agony and possible death WI he the sure
result of such neglect, and no one can afford
to hazard such chances 49,.
] am aware that such an unqualified
statement as this, coming rom me, known
| os am throughout the entire land as G
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Total. lbs. l32. SOC $50 100, iSl,037 66,js3, 81
Tho Cincinnati Price Current says the
value of hogs have advanced since week
ago about 20 cents per 100 pounds, ana the
product is also higher, the advance being
i0tdi5 cents per barrel on mess PORK, 70
cents per 100 pounds on lard, and ~ cents
ner 100 pounds on sides. Compared with 9
wear ago, mess pork is $l.35 per barrel
higher, or "a per cent; lard is $40 per lOe
mounds higher or - per cent; SIDES are
s.. 25 per 100 pounds higher, or 81 per cent.
Last weeks exports were more liberal thah
tor considerable time, the exhibit proba,
bly, including some of the product detained
Mt seaboard by recent arrangement III the
ocean steamer service. The aggregate ex-.
ports since November foot up l33,oVO,ooo
pounds of product, against S9,5OOOOO
! wear ago, decrease OF G6,JOO,0OO POUNDS,
equivalent to the product of about 3Io,ooo
| hogs.
! MESS pork in Chicago to-day MAS very
steady and the prices we're not dl,Ierent
| lG. s2J and closed at 1922, the same figures
as last evening.
During the year ending November /,
/ 1881. the total packing i'll the western
States was IL, 20 900 hogs, against l2,125,VOQ
the previous year, II $4,000 IN lSls-I9 and
9 ,sS5. 900 in the year 1919, The great
pork market Of tho world is Chicago, as is
]
/ hos were marketed there in 1850. In the
winter packing season of loi9-SO
more than 2,J0O,OO0 hogs were
hacked in Chicago, against less
] than 900. 90 at all points in Missouri, and
/ less than 10000 OF all points in Ohio, IN
/ which state is located the city of Cncin-
natl. once known as Porkopolis. The WIN
icr packing season began October -. Be
tween that date and December 10 there
were packed in Chicago 10000 hogs, the
largest number PACKED at any other point
natl; Sd. Louis follows with 10000; The
Z following table shows the hog product OF
The West Tor two years ending October 81;
Meats, lb'. Lard, lbs.
] 80 q r5tn5GsNO - ,.77.0n
I i.-,.si ......... iGl2.1lS570 4la6369ss
The following reports furnished the Daily
/ Commercial Bulletin exhibit the number OF
D hogs packed at the points named TO date, as
cornpared with the returns TO date last year;
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greater. As TO Tie proportion Of failures 10
those engaged in business. our statistics
show that IN 1870 the failures we're IN
every GJ persons, IN 1871. in 70, IN 1873,
In ". IN 1870, ~ 100; w lSa0, Ia 1hs, while
in 1851, tile proportion WIS In 40 Tie
advantage IN favor Of the yedr Just closed
over the average Of years is therefore very
marked.
There is no class Of statistics whici more
truthmlly illustrates the condition o. trade
than the figures relating to business disas.
tiers, and the worst that can be said IN re-
gard 10 the prosperity OF the country finds
rs expression In u compilation II, there
fore the figures which are presented can
only be interpreted in one way, and that in
| the direction Of confirming the general i'm
preston as TO the safety and prosperity OF
/ The country, it is surely matter tor congrat-
uation that such is the result of the year
just closed.
A MEMBER Of one of the most prominent
fire insurance companies in the city SAID
yesterday: 81 have no doubt that al least
| half dozen weak companies viii decide
before the end OF January that it is the bet
| ter part of yalor to retreat into obscurity
while they are possessed of the wherewithal
TO meet their liabilities. The business Of
last year was neither profitable nor en-
couraging 10 companies. Rates were toe
low, fires too numerous and destructive
expenses were exceedingly excessive, nno
the GROWING evil Of all, blind competition
for business, was never more pig-headet
and unprincipled.
The message of Governor Cornell to tho
Legislature of New York will announce
surplus of s., 500 600 in the State Treasury
which will permit the reduction Of thu
State tax to the lowest rate in half cen
| Mrvo,. Croce rnnOrts +ba debit Of New
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In renarking on the shove figures, tne
EerczHtile Agency in is annual ciaculnr
s1rE
HE above figures in1icats q material IN
crease in the number q failures f1rtle year
1Fsf. srd e growth in DE lDss by had debts
cons iernhly over last year. An INDIGESTION
al ffir sorf cnu hardly BE- interpreted a. BE-
a fnrornile eirn e. 70 The c1rdi11n a the
lrIunfrr gel rhen n con rarisCr e. iusiifu-
ia i.sfreen the failure figures of last year
~ tlrre &c previous Tears. r. instance
1t7s. i VII b sen tll1t m TIE proportion
der kerr 20 TIE ce41nliles - net ana PRE-
800 rrr~r. bofh e. ~ he numter
~ r1~~rs rrd Ne srcutt -
...f.I,llsl - resuIt q n1t u1lar1-ntle
Ia .frrld alsc - rcroI lecte-, t1ai rlIIs he
f.1rras nn1 II1tllllcs ~ - ~ my
-7I~I-fI~ rr-~e thar ure-h1If noe ~ 1e7t
- ~-fr-.e n trnff j. probably nru SCR
= frs frses r. rre1f g. 3 70. t1er. rlIiIs
80. ..--s-f.rr ~ r'srsr1rs lrIr-rr- IN r1sl111r
J. nlrIairIT ignie-1, = - ~ -ilt - t-i-i
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vital fluid passing unobserved In the urine, and
mans other diseases that lead to insanity and
death. The medical gentlemen connected with
the institution are graduates the bestcol::
leges of Europe and this country and have had
large experience In these troubles, and viii
agree to forfeit FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
case of this kind the VITAL RESTORATIVE
(nder their special advice and treatment will
not cure, or for anything impure or injurious
found In it. We treat all private diseases sue.
cessfully without meronry. CONSULTATION
FREE. Thorough examination and advice, in
Guiding analysis Of urine, s5. Price Of VITAL
quantity, SO. Sent to any address upon receipt
Of price G. o. D., secure from observation, and
In private name If desired, by English Medical
institute, No TIS Olive street. 81. Louis, Mis-.
souri,. PdStofllce box, 24G0.
Wholesale agents, Williams, Toiliver d
Walker Dallas TeXay
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ago consumes, II Ia estimated, O,GcmO
gallons u milk annually
Ihe Americans may be said ~ have be
come nation NJ cigarette smokers. Time
was. not very great number Of years ago,
when when the consumption OF payer
cigArs" in the United States was conllned.al,
most entirely TO the furcign-born portion OF
our population. To-day more natives than
foreigners smoke them. The enormous
growth Of the industry IL readily shown py
| The fiscal year 1870, tax was paid IN the
! limited States on 1881 Az cigarettes, and
| in the fiscal year 1880 on 4Us, 7O5 ,3G5-an in
crease In ten years of 39i ,S2d,OlS cigar
cites. The following table shows The num-
! Der on which tax was paid during eacll
of the pust eleven financial years
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medienl.

Illustrated Marriage Guide, 200 pae,s cloth
and gill binding 10 cents same IN paper covefs,
N cents, Manhood, 10 cents womanhood 10
cents; pamphlet, cents, securely sealed, BY
mail. Send money or postage stamps Dr.
WHITTIER, the great specialist GU H. Charles
/ str.nt ~ mia Nh
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The Great English Remedy.

Is a noycr.faiung Ciire
for nervous debility,
exhausted vitality, SEM
innl weakness, sperma-
torrhma, LOST MAN.
HOOD, impotency, par
alysis, and all the terri
BILE effects of self-abuse,
youthful follies and ex-
,resses of maturer years
such us loss of mem
Tory, lassltude, nocturnal
|emission, aversion of so.
sciety, dimness Of vision,
noises In the head, the
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GoNd Reasons Tor the Uoetor,s Eaith

Coed Reasons Tor the Doctors Faln
MONROE, GA, March % 1880.
We have for twelve months been prescribing
"Swifts Syphilitc Specific in the treatment Of
Syphilis, and many other diseases tor which 1t
is recommended, and the results have been
in a single instance We think, for all diseases
1t is recommended to cure it stands without
peer, and that all the medical profession, will,
sooner or later, be forced to acknowledge 1t in
the treatment of Syphilis, as a sine qua non.
N. l.. GALLOWAY. NJ. d.
]. n. ROBINSON, N. d.
ATLANTA, GA, May q, 1879.
One Of our wOrkmen had bad case of Syph.
Ills of five years standing, and was cured en-.
tirey with "Swifts Syphilitic Specific"
WM. r. & T. w. HOOPER.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY,
Pr0pretors: Atlanta, Ga.
Sold by all druggists. Call for a copy OF
young Mems Friend" (No ~
Price Of large, or regular size reduced to 81 rs
per bottle, and small size, holding half the
quantity price 81.
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PROVISIONS.

In Chicago mess pork for February
opened at $500 and closed at Sl1.2O, fifteen
cents above yesterdays sales.
The foreign exports of provisions from
all United States ports and Canada from
November LIST to December nth were as
fnllnMS.
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1 r.sf . ~. al lssg Ga-I6. pr le Or rlfug in
Nrul ester Iauunry !, ISL. % d. ls,- 9a-,i
The New York sun says. in cotton tiio re-
fsprts OF short crops are rrfaty exaggerated
Tf0r the sfren-th 81 these repurts small
darirr- ard outsiders bon -ht hrayilv. and
tri,s.s were run up 90 tilt iarg- operators
e.,.si,isrtti absurl fEures. Eh--t up1rriors
llerau nceisr.iir-iy o. seil heavily short. ana
ra1fffrue u DO -. All the c1ftul "a thus
Distributed among weak hOlders, Who are
r-fre 70 ile shaken out before any bull
movement can be beEun-f . j. % be
begun.
Iffeir that much change vii b. witnessed
until the crop estimrtes come cluser 90
rtffJar vlfth they VII not do rull ngrt
rrrfl.. brt fs present spot rafes r-e only q
s-frs rt.-rr lr.f years sverige. and a. the
ferf III fuflic 0piHiun j. rntnrr tOEards
.--,-~r1 ,--r- visus abe Inarkef VIII probably
-.--,fr rI-rffr steady ufItl The tu-u n TIE
49, rI-r-i1f.I ~ sd er rhrrre teEes f'.alF
h 80 r-nr dersiurmtlfs-
a. af'I nnoiier gives his vlers g. ~
1ara I frIirrr frwerer. 81 tcl1unts
r~rrr ~ tiIs fzrorable Tickirr stason end
rrrif rnn-ketirr a tht t-op ~. Teaf. rii1
49, tfIat i Il ~ elICrt ~ plrEe- eFeig-
49, ssrterIrlf thrf q Win 11Ies
49, IN ID. frIds J tiIirE this = r1TitT
,.rrr'-r~ rntirrI. ~ r|s1 = rlls irct. q
.sr-rf - n-nfrrest tini -. ct--erc ron
80 as1tt ~ tarrn- rs t,it rtrr i.eti
r-rrr tirIrnIIv Irit src. - rfl-.T ~ en-
=. r,rr-rn-rf uitt ttt arrrrrrs t.Eer ot1ef
~rr-r De- NJ rrirf tc a c-rr II cTsr irt
@..|II1..r 49, rrr~rlnrrrr~E ~ tIt
r--rr fl.irr nt.rrt u rllf as tIInt tlls Ts-f
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THE first receipts ofthe winter wheat crop

THE first receipts ofthe winter wheat crop
of 1881, says the st. Louis Market Reporter,
was on June 0, from Texas, which graded
about No. 3 red, and sold at
SlG0 per Dnshel, fancy
prlcc. of course The first lot from
Missouri was received June -, but was
damn, and sold at lis. The first receipts
the previous year We're from Texas and
Missouri-the former May 80 and the latter
June s.
The visible supply of grain comprising
the stocks in granary at the principal points
of accumulation at lake and se2board ports
and in transit by rail and water, December
81 1881 was rs follows:
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]. r. Dodge, q Oakland, DougIas county,
Oregon, sold his wheat last week, consisting
of about 1860 bushels. The price paid was
49, cents per bushel.
A Plymouth county girl huslled fifty one
bushels OF corn the other day between
breakfast and dinner.
In linois the wheat crop of 1879 was
81. llO.000 bushels, valued at about $4,000
600. In 1880 the yield was 56,5OO,C'o bush
els. During last summer, however, the
State was afflicted with q drouth of UMPIRE
cedented severity, from the effects of which
vegetation of all descriptioonssallered depio'
Ga, 600 bushels. The corn crop of 1879 was
325, 1872, 600 bushels. In 1880 it was NO,4Oo,
GOO bushels, and in 1881 1B, 26S, 900 bushels
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COTTON
COTTON STATEMENT.

A CORRESPONDENT, writing under the ms
thetical name of "Hippopotamus,p gives
his views of the cotton crop OF lSSl-2 as
follows ~
EpITon HERALD.-Below you will find an
estimate of the cotton crop produced in
1881. II is not made up from newspapers,
agricultural reports, bulls, bears, nor from
Bradstreet and Dun. II is the logic Of fig
ures in lie conclusions based upon figures
now accepted history. In making it
up all authorities" testimony certih-
Gates, estimates, guesses and wishes father
TO the thought" are rejected, as either
worthless or impertinent TO the result
sought TO be reached.
PRODUCTION.
Acrcage-lSl per cent increase .lIOOO.OOO
Highest yield per acre in ten years, - per cent
Lowest yield per acre in ten years 80 10 per
cent. OF "a bale.
Take the lowest yield per acre for the past ten
vear---say one-third o. a balc-WOuld give 20
TAI American crop for lS3l-s2 Of ..... 5,vb65b
Crop Of .tadia, Egypt etc, last year
All REPORTS represent it as better both IN
qunlitv and quantity Estimate 10 ~
die same as Hast year. = ZolUJU
gfirf.fus cotfau Ia eputgfulcr-saW. -.-... 5000
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Wrare indebted to Mr.. A. d. Harrison
ofthis CITY, for a copy Of the failure list for
the year 1851, from which We learn that the
business failures throughout the United
S.afes for the entire wear are reported, by
Nessrs. II. O. Dun 4 Co, az $50 ID num-
her with liabilities amsunting TO 81 I'D p
s32 This indicates an increase Of 81 IN
rnmber. and increased lookup by bad
debts amounting to fffeen and half mil
lions.
In order 70 show the comparative hgures
for a series Of years the following table Is m
aorfoll-
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Transact q General Banking
Business.

ogsfsl Attention 6fpen to ne sale q
Ores and BssXion. re solicit C6N-
st01I1essts, Guaranteeing tie
RiGkeSt AGreet Prices.
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OsEsaestes OF Deposit Iasusd Payahls q
Demand.
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Collections Made scith Prompt Retxyysa
at Lowest Rotes
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Execute Orders for RGrchGss or Sale a
Stocks and Bonds at NeA York
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