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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-06-30
(@inaefan6t.)
Bah, Mo. 26. SUM 1882.

ZOuuI 0IU. GOs aOuHI 1OCSs
Sn SO. 81 oes ,8oltsbIatt" Fnbe id
vGiue GrpiOeruus", unterSeidnet: So
fepb Sammer. aueinissr 9Isent fur ole
Singer gtdbmafdine. Sn oiefem 9ta-
men Iie9t ein Sammer nit einem an
febnIiden stieI. tuomit fiirdterIid ouf
mid Iosgebamnlert miro; aber Die
Streide praIIen erfo!aIos suriid. Sic
fer $ammsr nennt mid einen 9l9ner.
SD babe ben Mann meines g8iKens
ME beIo9en, ebenlowenis i'm ie 9eieb.n,
uub iueib OesbaIb nidt, ipesbaIb er mir
biefe wuhtigeu 9isbe berieken mill.
SD botte - aber bait, 0o 9ebt mir elm
9idt auf: SD babe einen Yrebiser &c"
tannt, Der bielt feinen 3ub0rern ole
ibre 8ergeben unO Siinoen Dor, un6
fdIob Damn nit Der 8emerfung: v8em
Der Sdub pnbt, Der 3iebe i'm al. 90
babe id aud einem mir unbefnnnten
Observation-Disclosures etluaS borgemor'
fen, taS ni6t rc@t wur, unS febe on:
Der S6ub ideint 3rn. 9ammir ;u
paKen. g8enn Serr Sammer ni9t 70
aebanoeIt bat, luie it bsri9tet babe.
baum 1T er aud nidt Der 9auiirer, ben
ia meiute, uu0 bat fOIsIia feline ur-
fade. fb beleiOi9t gu fiiblen. Ste
8eididte berubt auf gBabrbeit, 6afir
biirst mir Die NuelIe aus Der id Fe
fdopfte. Ob i'd fe erfunoeu babe
oter nidt, tam Serr 5ammer Ieidt
ausFnOen, iuenn sr fd nur an ben
YoItmeiiter bon Orafe wenbet, ocnn
Der luirb ibni Nustunft ssben fonnsn.
Sab faf ieber 2anbftreider Fd fur
@eent aussibt, 1T binlausIi6 betannt.
3.8.: Ser Wanu, Der 6amaIS Die S9ul-
birettors nit O'SsrasIs Mops betroa,
uauute fd Ngeut. Die @bicaeo8Iik.
ubIeitsr S9wiubIer iparen Nsenten.
Nud mar eiu 8erfderuu9Saseut bier,
Der uieIe FARMER betros.
Gin folder Ngent mub au@ Der ee
Hannte Sanfrer eelueien iein. Oh er
nun 5ammer oOer ionif mas bieb, lpeib
ib ni@t, un6 6nrum fImnIern fn un.
iere GARNER aud bIutlvsnig. Nm al.
lerIiebiten iuIre eS ibnsn, ipenn ioIHe
Meenten fid befan6en no Der YisfTer
wd9f, benn iuer cine CUTE gldbmaihine
brau&t. (mas es cine Ginger obsr ir.
9enb cine anbere iein) Der bat GeIt-
Senbeit senns, fe bon Semaubem gu
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-06-30
- y -
TOOL CHEST.

The disguises which the zinc shell
monument manufacturers take upon
themselves in order to impose upon the
community. is sure evidence of the
value of their trash. When a THE
wishes to fleece the crsdulous, he con-
tinually changes his name and locality;
by this means he occasionally ropes in
the "gulls." "The White Bronze Ad-
vocate," The Corinthian Trumpet" )"
'The Silver Gray Bugle," ETC., have
now turned into "The Age ofProgress. :"
Mayville, N. Y, Bridgeport, Conn.
Detroit. Mich, and several other pla-
ces, are the localities in which they
have been operating I; like every other
epidemic, it must have its run. The
only means by which we can judge of
the immense sales claimed by them is
by the amount of work erected. AS
Chicagoi is the third city in size in the
United States, we can make a close
estimate. We have taken pains
investigate the matter, and we find
that not cemetery in the city is dis
Sfaceu Dy the presence OF one OF these
stOve-pipe monuments. Basing our
estimate upon this showing, their sales
must be enormous. We think that if
the truth was known, their profits
made from actual sales of the zinc
shells for monumental purposes would
be small, No doubt there has been
some money made by the originators,
as they have found few 'gullS' who
were willing and able to purchase
territory. We will guarantee that any
one can purchase territory from their
victims for five cents on the dollar, or
even less. The truthful articles in the
number.o of 1880, show the trash
in its right light.
HENRY SCHUCH.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-06-30

Sn alien Staaten ser Union fine Die
freifnnisen rspublitaniIdsu Bidtter,
in eriter 9inie Die bsutiden. in boiler
Ebdtieteit, Die YrObibitionsfanatiter
innerbaIb Der rspubIitanif9sn Yartei
nit allen 0titteln gu betdmpfen. Dir
oemotratifden Bldtter beIfen ibuen
barin eetreulid. beoe6en aber ole se.
nteiniddbIiden Yrobibitionsumtriebe
inuerbalb ibrer eiseneu Yartei nit benz
Rantel 9riitIi9er yfddifenIie5e. Sn
oemotratiideu 8Idttern seb0ren se-
bnrniidte Nneriffe geaeu Die republic
taniidsn Yrobibitioniiten bon Ohio,
Soma, &anias, SGinois u. T. 10. gum
oltdslt@en Yroeran:m; nod sinem
trdftiaen s4ortIein nber Die ni1t min.
Der scmeinfddbIi&en ProbibitiOnsfo fo-
u0titer in WorpIanb, @riauios, Storb
Caroline. &entudp, Segas, Seeiu YOrt
u. {. 10. iuGt mau in bemotrottiden
8l6ttern Ueraeblid. Sc III Die oIte
geidi9te. Die sIuis neu bIeibt: itarEe
bemoiratifae EartsibIdttsr baben
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-06-30

Guiteaus 3abItae 1T ba un6 lpirb er
beute ben 9obn feiues furdtboren Ser
bre9ens erbalten. Smnler nod feIIt
Ser uerfodte Siinoer fd an, oIs CLAUDE
sr an 3ettunp, aber fein gun;es 8e:
trosen 3eist, 6as er nidt ben Wutb bat,
T4 feIbit ;u betriigen, uno iuenn lein
SeeIforeer bonn So6e fpridt, 3ittert
Der feise Worber am san3en 9eibe.
Rsbft @uiteau bat es wirtli9 au9 ei-
nise aIte &eiber, bic nit Gef@tern, ole
mare ibnen Der Soffee ius Seuer seIau-
fen, 6eu Yrdfbenten UNI MiIbe fur ben
8srbreder betirmen, nutlrIid obne
allen GrfOIs. Ser Yrafoent miro f@
buten, einen @oItsfurm bemm.n gu
moIIen. Der i'm, tuenn er gu ueit f@
tuaseu ioIlte, ieIbif NIT fOrtreibt. Sui
teau mus iuppeln uno bos Sraurisits
1T, Oab Oas nidt idon friiber seideben.
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g8os mir oleid beimNufono Der iesi,

g8as ipir oIei@ beimAnfan8 Der iesi:
gen Gonoreb Sisuu9 70 febnlidf
piinI9fen un6 in bieien SpaIteu Bee
lpro@en. ideint einSutrefen. Oas be-
trefen6e Gomite i'm llnterbauie in
Bafbineton nil Die SaFen ouf 8ont-
capital. 8aut Chefs. Matfdes, @rds
neien, 3abat un6 2iqu0re 70 bebeutenO
erniebri9t uifen, 6ob Der @usfau etpa
S23, 700. 900 i'm Sabre ausmadt. 8ieie
biIiee MabreseI sebt bon 8epubIifa.
nern aus unO oeswsaen, 10 boten mir
eben, i@itteln Die Semofraten Die
S0pfe oaeesen. q.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-06-30

Ser Stant Soma 1T nun ole Domaine
Der fanatif9sn 8smperen5Ier. Sic
Mbitimmung am 27. SUM- reiuItirte,
ipie mir &c b.fiirdtet batten, in einem
siueifeIoien Siese Der Nnbanser bes
3nanesDerbots auer olcObOlbaltigen
@etrante. Nlon frd9t fib ituunenb,
ipie elm folder Sriumpb iiber ben gee
iunben Wenf9snberfaub, rpie elm fol-
der Gin9riff in auaeniein menfdli6e
9tedte in beutieer 3eit mo9lid iei ?
Sie Sdulb trift iebenfalls in eriter
9iuie Seutfd.Nmeritaner feIbif. Wian
Iuaste cs ME. priucipieu Steuung 3u
nebmen, Iieb fd Die unbenfbariten
s OmprOmifie eefaIIen unb gebor8te
Den 8otbi6Idsen feiger Sntere6epoIiti'
Ter, ole eiuem ebrIi6en Sample bon
ieber aus Dem g8ege gingen nnb nit
ben Sintertbur9en bertr6ifeten. ipemn
Die 8orbertbiireu, UNI 6en lieben S@ein
su tpabren uno Dem beu6lerilHen
YborifGetpa6 eiuen 9efaIIen su erluei'
fen. eef9Iofien tuaren. Dns 8aterlanb
iuar gerettet. iObaIb nur nod, uenn
aud auf ,,trummen" SdIidluessn bis
gum Bierfub oorgebrungen lUerben
tonhte - um Maes Mnbere befiimmerte
man lid ni1t, bcrldugnete l4amlOs
Yrincipienr wenn nur nod cine W6g"
lidfeit gum S9Iurfen bes eSlsn Sani'
brinusfats gegeben mar. 9e9sn unfrete
Seiebe fdmpfte man ni6t an, man
freute ii5 absr, iie umgeben unO iiber-
Iiiten 3r f0unen, uno lieb cs iidb i'll benz
8ewubtiein, bent Sefes Elm S&nipp'
den gu idIa9en, nut I'M 70 befer
l9medcn. Sett mirb fd wobl Der
&abeniammer einitelIen !
Oie 8eridte iiber Die 2lbltimmun9
in Soua fino 3luar nod mager, bod
beanfpru9en Die Yrobibitioniften cine
Mebrbeit bon $4,000 Stimmen.
Ser 27. Suni lit elm nntionaI.r I'm
oliidstag. Ser &anlpf luiro nun an
allen @den uno @nben eatbrennen uno
Der 3opfpuritanismus, Der Oielfa6 nur
einem wiiiten StatioiSmus Sur MaSte
bient, iuirb nun nod fredsr unO Hber'
mItbi9er iuerben. olS er es lbOn mar.
Sb iia Die Srei9efunten, gu oenen Die
GingeluanOerten baS er0bte Contingent
ftelIen, Der Situation aetuudfsn sct9en,
modten mir foit be3tueifeIu. 8ieusidt |
miifen fe nod mebr Yrii9eI baben,
biS fe in mdnnIider 98eife unh obue
elm unuiiroi9es 8erfedensfpieI su tret'
ben, fir Neni@enre9te einSutreten
nngen, Die in Der @epublit unantafbar
fein fOIlten
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-06-30

9oun. @ritten6en bon Nl6ouri be-
snobist 9ferOebiebe, uamentlid tpenn
er ielbk friibsr ibr MnwaIt mar, er
last Oiebe urb WOr6er Iaufen, er un'
terbonbeIt nit NduberbauptIsuten, um
ibuen seaen bas 8erfpreden ferneren
@obluerbaltenS Strafreibsit susufi@'
ern; er eibt SpieIbausbefscrn. bic fG
feIbit Der 8erlekung Der betebenten
Geiebe fduloig betannten unO su &C.
fdnnnibitrafe DerurtbeiI uurbeu, ibre
Sreibeit wieoer. aonmt aber Elm
armer @irtb, Der einem 6uriti9en 9nff
9onntn9s Elm @Idsdsn Bier uerab'
r:idt unO bafir gefraft iuiro, unO DER
UNI @rIab bieier Strafe na6iudt, TO
iduttslt Der @OuUerneur lein graues
Saupt uno iaat !: bos esbt nidt, mir
miGeu ole @efsse auStubren.
GIeuoe SeudeIei - (@eutroI Otif'
fourier
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-06-30
0reitas, Sem SO. sunni, 1852.

taufsn. Der Elm resIIer @el@aftsmann.
unO 6enl 3aufer ais IOlder betannt 1T.
Gum Sd,iub fei nod erlDdbnt, oob
i'd oas @Ild babe, mid eines sbrIi@sn
beutf&en Ramens su erfreuen. ben i'd
SeOem nenuen Oarf, bod Elm &onmer,
Der fid mir seseniiber ais elm SleeeI
6eninmt. taun ibn nidt eber erfobren,
bis er i'm nit GeipaIt beransban,mert.
Bab Corr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-06-30
geraetl bic sent[as sprabe nidbt.

Gu&, bic Der teutI&en 5eimnfbsrrbt
6iir infmer60r Mbe etfast
llnh bier am ueuerbauten 6erbe
Sm 6ey;fn ifiIle GehnIu&I trnat,
Gu& ruff Id 3u ina frcntnien GIduber,
Gu@ bitte i'd roll .3uberfdbt,
2aet eur nidt enfr Deaff@ldnh ranben;
gerseet bic eeutiGe Sprd9e nitbt.
@ie DtutIHIants Stlbtn einIf aefo&leu,
gBdS 6euti&er fiibner 9etlt bsnbra5f,
9Das 6reibeit, Ginisfeit termcHten,
6inft ME In 6es 8eree1ens Hd6St;
| Dds mag Der GnFeI lfaunent Ieien
in eeuti1er @prdte, treu unh f&Iidtt,
tlnh trieher trire, mas einlt etnefen, -
gerseBt ibr Dsutf@IaH6S Sprn&c nittt.
Drum Batter Den mad Eaaes Mlbeu,
Dfs tradern 3naben 6dn6 umI&Iinet:
8ersis ni&t DeutI@ Jpn nubu3ieten,
gBae, bdB er beuti&e 2ifber fnet,
3ebr, tbn in Deuf& bic iebn 0tbote,
llne fna' ibm, baB Elm ELITES lpritt:
0Ieib Dtntl&larb treu, treu bis gum Ic6e,
Yeraib Der Gilern Spra@e nidf.
limb ibr. itr paf'rsn bsutiGsn Graatn,
Die tbr ben SdugItu9 lieben6 ndbrt,
., leitet, I@cn i'm Rorgtngrnuen,
Sein 6er;, ba6 es fib DtutlH bepdbrt:
Sn cure 5anbe iit's steebrn
Ob ibr bic pHan3e neist gum 2i&i,
8ertraueH6 lenft baS iunee Qeben
Gum Stdmnt, Der btutl6e Sprate ipritt.
gebenft Der ItBtsn SeaensrDrte,
Der Nfabnuns, bic i'm Ser3tn flinat,
gDentit ibr burG bic S&eihepforte
Ginf trtinenb aus Der Seint1tb einet;
Da riefen nod tu6 beutIGe Serien,
.Nuf Wieberfeben !" Sereebt unS ni6tt,"
8 benFt bardn, nit Qulf nnb S&meEiTn,
8erHeet htr Seiuiatb SpraGe ni6t.
limb ibr, bic ibr nit itfrdft'een Sdnsen
Des 8eiles belle Gadel IAningt.
QaBt eu& nittt BON benz SrrIiht blenhen,
Das adufelnS, bipfenb tuH umIprinat.
Bleibf beutldb has Iei beS 5ersenS Wabntn,
Gu& ma6te @ott es ftIbit 3ur yhiGt;
Seib treu Der Ssintatb un6 ben Nbntn,-
gereest bic beuti9e Spra9s ui&t.
Dot p.r Der eistnen Sprdbe mibr,
Gid ffplaer fnblt beim frembtn 9Bort,
DerI1usner nirb an bem @eblite -
Den neift nit Sbimpf unb S1dntt fsrt!
Das Deutlhtbun, beet nitt eitle 8eden.
Gs f6rbert Strjen BON Grpi&t;
tin6 tDer fi@ Dpfert feilen 3wrdsu,
Den sruBt bic beutf9e Spra9s nt@t!
Die beutI&e Spro&s lcl srflinssn,
gDc beutlGe 6anb ben Serb' erbant,
Grei aus benz Str3sn Ipu lIG rinstn,
Das 9ieb int bsintatbIi@en Naut!
Das @@0ne, Gfle, GrHlfe, @rDBe,
limb Treue, Dabrbsit, 3usenh, 2i&ts
Slsibt eieeR unlerS Str3.ns Sprcee, -
8ersebt Die bsutf&e Spra&e ni&t.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-06-30


f&urfeausen unO nod idarfere SsSern
fur bic SebIer unb WldnseI innerbalb
Der Seeenpartei; mas innerboIb ibrer
eiseuen 8artei Seidiebt, beiben iie ent'
lre6er gut, ODER. t0nnen fe 6as oblolut
nidt, 70 iibe.oeben fie es nit StiH-
f9weiaen. Oahsr tonlmt es aud, 6ab
freifnniae unb unabbdnaiee Bsiueaun-
gen fat INNER ibren llrfpruns in ner-
baIb Der repubIitaniiden 8artei baben
unO OaB es Uorsussueife 8epubIifaner
inO, Die eeiitig frei senns iinb. nm bas
poIitiiae @etrisbe innerbaIb ibrer eige-
men Yortsi nit uOrurtheilsfreien Sli'
den gu berutben ms su bsurtbeilen.
(Beueu. 3tg }
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-01-20
Connections

Local Sleeping Cam on al might trains be-
tween Savannah AMI Augusta and Savannah
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-01-20
CONgIGNEVG

Per steamer Florida, from Fernandlna and
Brunswick-D Y Dancy. W w Gordon & Co, M
Henderson, str Clarendon. Baldwin & Co,
Woods & Co, J W Lathrop 4 Co, Peacock. H &
Co, JnO Flannerv & Co. n A Hardees Son q
Co, A Hanley. H Myers & Bros, Rieser & S, j L
Savarese < Bro.
Per Charleston ard Savannah Railway. Jan
nary i9-FOrdg Office S, & w Ry. D O'Con-
nor. II Champion, 3 Cubbedge Rieser & S,
VI Ferst & Co. w A JaudOn, = Piano. NJ BOley &
Son. Lee Roy Myers, L RemiOn, E A Schwarz,
Allen & L, A Miller q Co, Collector Customs.
Weed 6 G. p O'ConnOr, A Hanley. J NJ Theus.
Q Driebler, ID A Ulmo' Understands Son &
Per Savannah Florida and Western Railway,
January 19-Fordg Once. Peacock. Il & Co.
+ g Re berts, Lee & L. G F Stubhs G. Co. Butler
& 5. N Farley Walter & n, JnO Flannerv &
Woods E Co. II Richmond NJ Macean, Miller
6 r, Habersham's Son & Co. Baldwin & Co,
y A Hardee's Son & Co, ID Dancy, H Sanders.
p Simon Graham 6 H, NJ Henderson, c l.
Jones' Rutherford & F, Max KrauSs, H Myers
& Bros W Alexander & Son Dale, W & Co,
Jessie Will ms VIM Hone & Co. John Nc-
DOnOugh, HOlcOmbe, G Co, Lee Roy Myers.
Weed q O. G II DOrsett L II Ward & Co. G w
Parish, Savannah Oil Co, NJ Ferst & Co. Bond
& 5. Mary Perry, Charleston Mfg G.
Per Central kallrOsa. January 19-Fordg
Agt, " Schley & Co. f A Schwarz, A Hanley,
Saussy & II. Ludden & B. 5 Cohen, Henderson
& F, Miller < Co, Rev J II H Sengstacke,
Kennedy 6 b, l Dasher & Co. Savannah Oil Co.
Bendhelm Bros & Co. II Myers & Bros, d "
Meuuy, " i LoWFys T. McluIN re- j y + TaSeT,
West BROS. Weed & C, c l. Gilbert & Co. Geo
Haines W Nell & Co, A Haas & Bro. Putzel &
Fl. Allen l. W l Miller, NJ Boley & Son. John
Gregory, Mendel < BIO, NJ Henderson, Lee
Roy Myers, II Champion Eckman & v Mrs
q A Jordou, Rieser & 5, q Eckstein & Co. J NJ
vauss, Henry Yonge, J Kaufman, D Bacon
& Co. Order, II NJ Conner q Co, Woods & Co,
w " Chisholm l. Guilmartin & Co, Jno Elan
merry & Co, W W Gordon & Co, A SolOmons &
Co, Walter & H, J S Wood & Bro. F NJ Farley,
D Hull, Wilcox g & Co. j W Lathrop & Co,
@ F Stuhbs & Co. Estes & McA. Baldwin & Co,
Woodbridge & H, Peacock, H & Co, NJ Maclean,
II Grant & Co.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-01-20
Contingent Fund of the Treasury De
partment-Report of Expenditures.

The Speaker on Thursday laid before
the House the report on the expenditure
of the contingent fund of the Treasury
Department, which he has so Curiously
withheld for several days. He did not
at first think the report ought to be
printed, but changed his mind later, and
so this document at last goes to the
printer. Following is the report:
The expenditures made on account OF
binding fer newspapers, etc, aggregated
81, 537 INCLUDED in which were zoo
binders, purchased from J. Bradley
Adams for 1915, and 100 copies of Lam
phere's book on "Tbe Government OF
the United States" for $1,000.
On account of travelling expenses,
$4,000.
On account of freight, kilograms, ETC.,
$42O7.
On account of rent, $500.
On account of horses, wagons, etc.
81, 1888 Gncluding one office carriage,
5000 and another at $500; also rubber
coats, 1927.
Robes and repairs, $1O8.
Sleigh, bells and repairs, $141, and
general repairs, 81 045.
On account of Ice coolers, etc, 81, 179.
On account of fuel and labor, $9,875.
On account of gas, gas fixtures, etc.,
$15 S79.
On account of carpets and repairs,
81 999.
On account of furniture, $21, 100.
Miscellaneous disbursements, ST., 032.
The total amount appropriated for the
fund was 1924. $50 and the total amount
expended $l19,230, leaving surplus OF
81 $40.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-01-20
RIDDLEBERGER'S REPUTATION
what a Northern Paper Has to Say
About Et.
Neto York Nation.

One Of the Riddleberger bills now be-
fore the Virginia Legislature is of itself
sufficient to place in its true light before
the world the Malone scheme of repudi-
alton. The coupons of the State bonds
issued in 1871 and 1879 were made re
ceivable ia payment of the public taxes
An attempt to take away such reCeIva-
bility was foiled by the decisions both of
the State and Federal Supreme Courts
The State is, in short, bound to receive
them by every law, human and divine.
To get rid of this obligation, Riddleberger
has devised a scheme, which it is hardly
too strong to call a confidence opera
tiCn." He has concocted and inserted in
The preamble of his bill a story that
numerous spurious bonds" and cou-
pOns are in circulation that, there
fore, when any coupons are
offered in payment of taxes. it is
necessary to ascertain their genuine
ness. He then proposes to exact
that the Tax Collector shall accept no
coupons in payment of taxes; that he
shall accept any coupons only for the
purpose of examination; and that the
tax shall in the meantime be collected in
money on pain of distraint. The genu-
ineness Of the coupons is then to be as
certained by a regular jury trial in the
county court, with its usual expense and
delay. If ascertained they are to be re-
ceived in payment of the taxes. and the
money originally paid refunded, but
without any allowance for costs or vexa-
ton. The measure is of course based on
the expectation that in most cases the
fovDovar will not take the trOublp or will
not have the means to begin a suit, and
will thus seem to acquiesce in the pre-
tense of the preamble, and in the frau
dulent process for which it prepares. 1t
is safe to say that a State in which such
schemes are gravelY entertained by lead
ing politicians in its Legislature ought to
raise the salaries of its criminal Judges,
in order to compensate them for the en-
barrassment they must feel in trying its
confidence men.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-01-20
NNQWOlG1[ilsMl


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the disease cured by use of Perry Davis
Pain Killer.
This remedy is not cheap Benzine
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of explosion, nor is it an Untried expert
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Pain Killer has been in constant use
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Being purely vegetable remedy It is safe
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lie. Bulk meats dull; shoulders 10c: nib 90:
clear 15c. Bacon scarce; shoulders, SOC: nh,
size; clear, 10 25c Whisky steady at 81 Il.
bAtTINoRH- January 10 -narR duh and easier:
Southern. 1880: Western white. 50d5lc,
Pennsylvania, 4905lc. Provisions closed firm
and unchanged: Mess pork. SIS Is. Bulk
nears-shoulders and clear rim sidea. packed.
nc and $50. Baeon-shnulders. SIC; clear
rib sides. 103zc. Hama 12Sz1i316c Lard. re-
fined, l215c. Coffee dull; Rio cargoes ordins-
- ~ fair sN3i0e Sugar quiet; A aoft. S1ke
Whisky firm at 81 III. r-st9hts unchanged.
TorTsvTILs. January 1s.-F7orr steady; extra,
IS 0O05 20; choice 70 fancy, 81 506s 90. Wheat
quiet at 81 81. Corn steady: No. white. 73I6c;
mixed, 671<c. Data quiet; No white. SIC;
mixed, 4Sl<c. Previsions-Pork steady; mess,
SIS %. Lard nominal. Built meats steady,
shoulders. 8 CSC; clear rib. s 90c; clear sides
Q 25c. Bacon scarce and firm; rih, 1014c; clear
l0zc. Hams sugar cured, 1870. Whisky
steady at 81 Is
gTrGxIHaToN. Janusry l9-suirits tryuen
| tine steady at 52c Bogin dull at 81 90 FOL
strained and 50 O. for good strained. Tar firm
| at - 20. Crude turcsntine firm at 81 80 fol
/ hard 81 90 for yellow diD. and s. 20 for virgin
| inferior Corn unchanged.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-01-20

--t T=LAED.-There was fair inquiry Tor
.-erra today at firm and unchanged val
Sales Sd hsIes We quote.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-01-20
nAHKETs BY TELEGRAPH
NOON REPORT

FSANCIAL-
PANS, January ls, 500 p. m.-Rentes, Sst
IoNpoy. January i9.-Erie. 42sz.
The weekly statement Of the Bank Of Eng
land shows an increase in specie of &2,osO
NET YORK. January l9.-Stocks opened
fairly firm Money, per cent. Exehenge
long. 81 SSlS: short. 81 Sb1S. state bonds GULL
Government bonds quiet and unchanged.
COTTON
LIVERPOOL January le.-Cotton opened with
a moderate inquiry. which was freely supplied;
middling uplands, b9zd; middhng orleans,
SID: sales 10000 bales, for speculation and ex-
port 100 bales; receipts 1890 bsles-Ameri-
Futures: MiddIinz uDIands low middling
clause. deliverable in January and February,
6 93-82d: deliverable in February and March,
$50. deliverable In March and april. 1900;
deliverable in April and May, @7-32d; deliver
able in May and June, 65Sd; deliverable in July
and August, b.31-32d. Futures dull.
1870 p. m.-1nddling uplands, 6Ad; low mid
ding up'auds h96d: goO1 ordinary uplands'
G3kd: ordinary uplands SD; middling Orleans,
67kd: low middling Orleans. SD; good ordlna-
~ Orleans, 6Sfd; ordinary Orleans, Cd.
NEw YORK. January 19 Cotton opened
quiet; sales 7T9 Daies: middling uplands, PC;
middnng Orleans, y Bloc
Futures-Market barely steady, with sales
as follows: January, y O0c; February, II lac
March, T. 42c, April, Il ole; May, y 'oci June
Il Gle
GROCERIES. PROVISIONS, ETC.
LIVERPOOL January 19.-Lard, 76s.
NEW YORK. January 19.-FiOur opened firm
hut quiet Wheat fairly active and about 1fC
better. Corn quiet and scarce y so firm. POrk
quiet but firm az g16 1917 IS. Lard weak al
II 25c Spirits rurpenrlne. Soc ROsin, y $50
90 Freightz firm but quiet.
BALTIMORE, January I9.-FloUr frmer but
unchanged: Howard street and Western super
me 81 80 AS: ditto extra, S 250l6 90; dittC
family, s. . q 90; city mills superfine. - g
n y: ditto extra, IS 50a.6 .; ditto family
g. 50n9 IS: Rio brands 81 60: PetapscO family
S9 . Wheat-SOuthern quiet but steady
Western higher; Southern red, 81 sal a.; am
Der, 81 43G1 40; No. 1 Maryland, 81 42lt; No
Western winter red. on the spot, 81 4016 Janu
ary deiiverv 81 40 bid, February 81 4l3kll 4lY5
March 81 44hGll Az. Corn-S0uthern steadi
er: Western firmer but Gull; Southern white *
a,16c, yellow ts07uc.