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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-01-22
LIVE STOCK AND HOGS.

Supply and demand good, but trade has
been somewhat slow in consequence of the
weather. Prices are firm as quoted for all
grades of cattle, and the prospects good for
the market to be strong and active in the fu-
ture. Receipts of hogs are light, and the de-
maud active at prices quoted. Supply of
sheep light and the demand stronger than
last week.
CATTLE-Choice native and Texas corn fed cat
tie, per pound, E95c good native and Texas
cOrn-fed, per pound, 4G419e; medium native and
Texas coIn-ied, per pound; 3AG4c; smooth. tat
oxen. we Ching 1000 to 1900 pounds, per pound,
3L9$54c; rough steers and cows, in good condi-
ton, per pound, 21&93c; fat heifers and cows, per
pound, 3931&c; choice grass cattle, 3%94Tc; fair
to medium grass cattle, 3g34c; scalawag and
common, 1H924c.
SHEEP-ChOice, per ID, S%@41ac; medium, per
Id, 3G314c; common, per head, Sl@l so.
L~AMBS-Choice, per head. S39S so; medium,
S2d2 30.
HOGS-Choice corn, per Id, 61497c; medium, 5
@54r; common, 4GSc-
COWS AMI CALNES-Mich COWS with young
calves, per head, Sl5G35; yeariings, per head, A97.
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VEGETABLES. GAME. EGGS, ETC.

Eggs continue scarce, demand increasing
and prices tending up. Chickens quiet and
scarce, and light demand; dressed turkeys
quiet; potatoes firm; onions liz fair demand
and ST. ady.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., peaehblows. s. ga
3 80. Onions, s. 55a3 so. Garlic, 81 per 100. TurniIs
81 l5Gl . per barrel. Cabbage. sl2gl4 per hundIe-i
by the C ate. New kraut-iarge barrels, Sl3S4liS
medium. s9gl0; half barrels, S5q6.
half barrels; old orchard, IS 80; 81 IS for h If
barrels.
EGGS-2c; small lots higher.
~GAAE-Yenison, carcass, Sc; saddlIs, 6GSe per
pound. Ducks, sl9l so per dozen: squirrels,
l5c@Sl per dozen. Rabbits, 81 259I 50 pr dozen.
Quails. sl9l IS per dozen.
FlsH-Mackerel-l2lb kits, No. l, e0c9s1; No. 9.
l5Ssdc; lS-lbs, No. !, Sl9l 10; No. ., s5@95e half
barrels, 50 lbs. No. !, 81 so; No. >. IS rs. White
hsh, No. l. per half barrel, Sc 5O96 55i family, 81 25
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-01-22

THIS PAPER ~ G e sTpgpe ds q s ss. :. Geo
s sasssssss'n e. - 3 sER - n fassF.,ans
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-01-22
WHISKY ETC

No changes to report in prices, and bust
ness is quiet.
wHIsKY-RedistIled, 90c@S1 %; straight, 81 80
al. according TO age.
WINEs-Imported Port, sI5OG4; sherry, l 50Gi;
champagne-American extra dry, S1s: Piper
Heidsieck. s3S9S; Mumm's extra dry, s2592T:
claret. e. 75G7 per box; Catawba, cases. 81 5O96.
BRANDIEs-Cognsc, s9l0; peach, s. JOg3 80;
apple, S2g5 30.
by Telegraph.
BALTIMORE, January 2I.-Whisky firm;
81 ~
ST. LOUIS, January 21.-Whisky steady,
SLY.
LOUISVILLE, January 2I.-Whisky steady,
81 10.
CHICAGO, January 21.-Whisky steady,
81 Is
New ORLEANS, January 21.-Whisky-
western rectifed, Sl9l 16
CINCINNATI, January 21.-Whisky firm;
81 10: combination sales OF finished goods, G5
barrels, on q basis of 81 10.
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by Telegraph.
PARIS, January 2l.-Rentes, slf. 55c.

IAhioi JduudIy -l.-peentee, OIL DOC.
NEW ORLEANS, January 21.-Sight ex-
change on New York 6, per $1,000 premium. Ster-
ling exchenge-bankers' bills. 4s5.
LONDON, January 2l.-New Is extended,
1Oi: Illinois Central, l3g Pennsylvania Central
g.; New York Central, 1881; Erie, 1875; Erie sec
onds, lO215; Reading 5S5-
NEW York, January 2l.-Money, S64
per cent, closing OF 3 per cent. offered. Prime
mercantile paper, 697petcent. Sterling exchange
bankers bills steady at 4S4; demand ass. Gov
ernni-nt bonds steady. Railroad bonds irregular,
but in the main lower; Northwestern eonsols ~
per cent. and Rock Island coupons l pr cent.
uigher. State securities fairly active. Share
speculation opened finn and Il to IA per
cent. Ilher than yesterdays closing, the
latter Manhattan Elevated, In early dealings
the ma, ket became heavy and declined Z9Ik per
cent Denver and Rio Grande, Michigan Central
and Wabash preferred we're most conspicuous in
the fall; Reading, however sold uplL per cent,
but Immediately reacted 10 63h. subsequently
the market became firm and advanced Liai% Ter
cent the latter Reading. Between boards, y de
cline of 1s9ps per cent was recorded, Texas Pa
cide leading; after which the general list sold up
L,9Is4 per cent. Reading and Texas Pacific being
most prominent in the advance. In late dealings
the market fell OF 4@lH per cent, Reading, New
York Central and Cleveland, Columbus, Cincin-
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PELTRIEs, HIDES AND LEATHER.
- Ii -.-

Prime iurs are IN good demand at lull quo
%tations; trashy not wanted. Mink skins are
lower; dry deerskins lower and dull; dry
hides are dull, and green very dull. The
market is weak with a heavy decline, and no
sales at quotations.
PELTRY-Hunter raceoon-No. l, SIC; No. ?, 40c,
No. 3, 2Oc; No. 4, Zoe; country raccoon-No. l, 40c;
No. 2, DC; No. 3, Toe; cased mink-No. l. 3jci No.
:, zoe; No. 3, 1Oc; otter-SO. l, 81; No. 2, 81; No 3,
81: No. 4, SOC; beaver-NO. l, 81; No. ?, 81; No. 9,
81; No. 4, soc; musk rat. 5G10c; wild cat, 10925e;
house cat, loo; OpOssum, l0c; skunks, l09SJc;
wolf-kins. 50c9sl 50; fox-No. l, 6Oc: No. 24oc ;
bearskin, 5Ocas5: shespskins, $50 75c; dry deersktn,
per pound. 2O@3O. decline of 15c per pound.
HIDES. ETC.-No ! dry hint hides, l5@lGc; No.
? dry hides. 12dl3c; dry salt hides, lOeIl2c; No. ]
green salt hides. nc; Ne. > green salt hides, &c;
green hides, 4%aGc; beeswaX-prime yellow, 1sc;
tall2w. 6Rc; ginseng, per pound, 81 5Oi prime
feathers, 4Oc.
L~EATHER-Oak sole, 37940c; hemlock, 27930c
per pound harness, 36Gi0c; skirtng, 379i0c;
French calf. SiOG6O per dozen; domestic cali, s309
IS per dozen.
WOOL-Tubwashed, 25SS5c; unwashed, ls@25c;
hurry T0HT6a
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-01-22

TUESDAY, "WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY.
St Francis Riv--RESE MACREADY. Tuesday. SPIN
Vicksburg CTR VIcEsBURG, Tuesday, ) pm.
White River CASH, wednesday. pm.
Cincinnati -----..CoNs MHLAR, Wednesday, ) pm.
New Orleans. .CHOUTEAr, Thursday. , pm.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-01-22
MOVEMENTS AT THE LEvEE.

ArTtudE.-GoldeB City, New Orleans; New
Mary Houston, Cincinnati.
Dep7rfures-Golden City, Cincinnati; Jas
w. Gaf, Cincinnati; Josie Harry, White
river; Marlin Speed, Arkansas river; New
Mary Houston, New Orleans.
Boats Due Dctca.-CommonweaIth, Goa
homa, Annie p. Silver, City of Helena, Mark
Twain and Cons Millar.
Boat; Due Up.-James Lee, Dean Adams,
Gold Dust, Rene Macready and City of New
Orleans.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-01-22
PQOuICIONS


Hog products remain firm, with fair de-
mand. The indications are favorable to an
increased demand. Fresh meats are in good
supply and prices a shade higher. Butter and
cheese continue firm for choice grades; lower
grades dull.
bUTTER-Common, 20@22c; Kentucky, 1Sa24c.
Western. 26@30c; fancy dairy, 3093ic; New York
Goshen. S7@3Sc; reamery 47@4Sc-
CHEESE-New factory at 10g101zc per pound
half cream, IE@12e; full cream, 15c; Young
America, 15@l5Hc.
Beef-fore-qusrters, 2%@3c;
headquarters, &C; mess, So per barrel; Sc JOhsli
barrels. Hogs, 6@Sc; baekbones. 495c; spare ribs.
sa9c: sausage, SC Mutton, 59Gc by the carcass.
MESS PORk5sl9 per barrel; sugar-cured hams,
SlS; breakfast bscon, SIS per cwt.
BACON-Packed-elear sides, nominally SO 10;
clear rib, SO 80; shoulders, 90 so; loose, 1219c per
cwt. less.
BULK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sides, So T56
9 S71S; clear rib, 50 5099 621<; shoulders, 81; loose.
PFC per cwt. less.
LARD-Tierce. s12; kegs, SD so; 70 b pals, SIS;
l0-lb pals, sIS IS; 3 Id tins, sIS 30.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-01-22
uo,JsE-Rlyu DING MATERIALS

Bricks, lime and cement are quiet at Tor
mer prices
NAILS-s3 so per keg.
BRICKS-HRrd, SO 50; soft, 80 a thousand; fire
brick. SG4 sos hundred.
LIME AND CONGRATULATIONS lime, 3-bushel
barrel, 95c9sl a barrel; Tennessee. % bushel bar
rel, s5990c; Louisville cement, 81 10al - a barrel
Rosedale cement, 81 50 a barrel; Portland, 50
HIn.tnrnER nrf. - q
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-01-22

Liverpool

The Liverpool kilograms of yesterday re-
ported the market quiet and unchanged.
Sales, 5000 bales, OF which $3.50 were Amer
lean. Receipts, 1900 bales, of which 21OO
were American.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-01-22
PORT OF MEMPHIS.
STEAMERS LEAVING.
MONDAY.

Vicksbug---.CONNoNwEALTH .McPheeters, loan
New Orleans---ASSI P SILVER. Keith, JPN.
81. Louis. .......-.GoL DUsT. MeCord. loan.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-01-22
SEWER PIPE.
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

Public Administrator Onice-Memphis, Tonnes
see. December p, 1881.
NOTICE is hereby gwen that l will. as admins
~ traitor Of the estate of Thomas G.. Davis. de-
ceased, on Thursday. January ), 1852, at II O'Clock
IN proceed TO sell the personal property, not
exempt 10y law, OF said decedent, at public cutlery,
10 the highest bidder for cash, at the late residence
OF the deceased on Presidents Island in this
county. JOHN LOAGUE,
publfc administrator
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-01-22
U FLUCTUATIONS.
New Orleans.

Nsw Orleans spots opened quiet and steady;
at IL 80. quiet; at 1:30, quiet; at 8, quiet
and steady, closing with no change in quo
tations, and sales of $500 bales.
Yesterday Friday
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-17

meru NIT, bemerten aber, baB Der ,9aub.
rnirtb" persefen bat, 3u iasen. bas Az
Der Innfe nod Glide 5lai@sn gbampaa,
ner-Veuve Cliquot, teine anbere Sorte
tbut's-seb0ren.
@ute NaycnaiIe wire foIaenSerma6en berei.
ht: 8 Ootttr tpsrsen cine sit lang ssribri, 8 9ott
tttnes 1afelDl trcfsnrtile sinsemiItt, bann bret
genel aufsslSaeS aipte unb BON elmer balten
etirone Der Saft e~bsnfaIs trppfenweiIe, einae.
ribrt stpas Cali unb msi6sr pftHer. Gs mus
etss aass auf BEN Sile ssmii6t psrpen uub psr
benz 9tbrautt nod einiss Stunpen aut semI.I.
ben ffsbsn bleitsn. -Ansere Evaporation : Sx
einsm S6nee5sdeu, usl6er I'M Gle debt, wer-
BEN bier Dottsr abasriiprt. unae iGbr 20 Rinu-
ten. bann ! bis / Del eitsr 70 einn nj Elm Saben
eurGseso6en, immer i&ueI ssribrt, Samtt bic
Rayonaife ni&t serinnt, bdnn Der SAT- BON et-
ner Chrome basusetbau uue 3ulsst Gal, uuo
pfefer, uup cine WsFerfpise fran,SFI&en Senf.
!3ussbeft feat man es INNER am Gle bis ,uu1
8ebrau&s bel Ssite. Gttroneniaft Senf in erf
julsst binsu,utbun unb fortwdbrenb i&aeQ ~
rubrsn, psnn bic Sa&s seiinssn ioa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-17
SefgtI6- Suxem6nra.

gu arIon bssius am %. DECEMBER
6as elite beIsiide 9inisnresiment ben so.
Sabrestas bes @mpfansss isiner Jabne auf
feierli9e Nrt.
Nm g.. Sebruar trsteu gu arlou bic
4ifieS %suiammen.
I'm % DECEMBER fanb man auf
elmer Riesbant tn Der Wamme ben 9ei&s
nabm bes arbsiters 6 g,rbeur BON @ruue.
Der ianse Wann bate ueniss Gage Dor,
Der isin g~lternbaus uerIafeu, nm su elmer
Eants mad &op gu sebeu. Ran mutbs
maBt, baB er iber einen Stss cling, bsruns
terfiel ano ertrant.
Ga SIorenuiIIe 1T eine WitteI.
i9ule fur &nabsu erridtst porbsn.
Winiffer OIin bate su gtbe unb
gu Oo4amps bic @smsinbe uabIen eaiRrt.
Sn bsioen Ssmeinben fiesten BITE fat6oIi,
i4en @anbibateu BEL Der NeuuabI.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-17

fsine WobItbdtisfeitsanffaIt irsenb cine,
UT. Ssbr erfreuli9 III babel bic Chat
Jade, baB tros bieisr rai1en 3unabme be,
Rir9sn unb DobItbdtisteits. AnffaIten auI
benlelbsn nur cine iebr sertnss S4ulben'
loft. weI9e b6baens ben 5sbnten Gbeil
ibrss Bsrtbes erreibt, laiist. Nm Sdlufs
ieines 9irtsubriefes iast Der bo9m'ife prd'
lat, baB er bieie Tbatiadsn ni9t aus giteI'
teit Sur 6fsntlidsn RenntniB brinse, ion:
bern bamit fir bic OpfsrmiQisteit ber
@Idubisen unb Der @ifsr Der @eitlt9teit
3susniB ab!eSsn woae.
Nuslanb.
Scr flsine Winbtburf", iast Der aIte
@oruin in Der vSuinois Staats,eituns",
1T ebsnio sei9siot ME Bismart, unb
letoet weniser ais bisier, an Sunterfsb'
lsru. Gr ladt, msnn mon i'm idimpft,
unb amifirt itd iibsr bie Ausfdqe Der 81.
beralen sesen i'm. Winotborft Ia5tH9 in's
Nduft4en, ssbt nidt auf ben Qsim unb bas
Centrum uerbdIt ifd ben S~tsdsnpfsrbsn
bes Rau5lsrs aessnibsr iehr tibl.~
Die S4iloeruns TT trsfsub.
am 30 BOB. ffarb Der 6srr Yafior
Siffsratb uon Risbsrprim. Sein Wirten
mar in ieoer Be,isbuug mufnbaft. liner,
mibli4 mar er tbdtia i'm Bsibtituble uno
in ieinen ionittssn BsrufspHidtsn. Bsit
iiber ieine Rrdfte arbeitete er; &c itarb als
Opfer ietnss Berufss. aaen BALI CT nod
Rtdften, Soft ausin weib, pie uisle Be,
birftise er untetftists, uis pisIs unslif
lt4e er setrOfte uis uisI @atss er In iei
ner Pfarret uub ibsr eieiel6e biuads qe,
mirft bat. Nob isIteu III pobl Ssmanb
10 gerne gefforbsn, wis e.. Den 80 Rop.
battle CT als isinen Eobestas po,berssiast.
IN bemisI6su Gage erfoIste aud isine
auFSiuns. RurS Dor isinsm 5ini4sibsn
lang er r6eilis, bsilig, bstlis bilf Du,
9err @ott Sabaotb." Darauf Jimmie sr
oas &c Deum an. Wdbrsub oisiss 9isbss
wurbe feline 3unse ssIdbmt, unb balo emit
i4lief er nit sinsm uabrbaft bimmlii9sn
6rieoen ianft, rubis, obus Tobsstampf.
Ser neuc Yii6ot bon ssuloa bat am
Stspbanstas ieinen feisrIids giu5us in bic
Staot bss 81. 8ontfacius ssbaIt:n. Die
eoniefration warb am foIssnbsn Gage
burt ben Sii&Of Don 5~iloesbsim unter
Iifilfenb Der Sbsrbirtsn pon Erisr unb
WirBburs uor9snommen. Die 8istbimer
6reiburs, 3imburs, WainB unb Babsrboru
paren our4 Oombsrren psrtreten; Der
OOsrprdfoeut uno Der &esisrunssprdibsnt
wobnten ebsnfaDs Der 6eier bel. Das Die
Mtsoerbsissuns bss 8tstbums 8teslau be
trtfft. 10 ideint iber bic ganoioatsnliits bee
Dcmtapitels nod teins gntiasiouns &c:
trofsn 81 ieiu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-17
8 nxem 6urgt(6 E S,
Yereint8te Staaten.
Cob eiucs peroienfpulsn 9nremburser
priefers.

Yrtefers.
am Rsuiabrstase, slbsnbs I llbr, bat
@ott ben boaw. 5errn Rs. Sales, siren
tittisen, ieeleneifrisen Srbsitsr i'm @sin:
berse bss 0errn ~ ft4 ssnommsn. Ser
Verttorbene mar aus QSeIeuifein an Der
Voisl sebirtig, unb felt 81 Sabren i'm
Oisniie bss 9srrn, msiii tn ben omsrita.
nii4sn Wiiionsn. @r iiarb pcbIpolberei
tet auf ben Cob. TN RIoiisr 5immeIaarten
IN Rercer 60. Obio, 2sisr, ssosnte isinsr
i'm @ebst. R6se er ruben in 5risosn!
81 unisrm 9sibueicn bGrcn mir, baB
RiGolas Mos unb 5amiIie, bic 6 MeiIen
Don Sptingbroot, Sadiou So, Sd., mob,
usn, bic Boden babsu. 9offentli9 srsiit
bic Rrantbeit is ni@t gu bait an.
Vim 20. 9e,ember 1881, farb in Coon
Belgium, Ssaufee So 8tse., I'M alter
BON rs Jabreu, auna Susrmei5. r. |. p.
Wir bsriateten in Iester Drummer:
St. YstsrS, Winn., ben %. Oss. 1851
am "a. b. W. iiarb babier IN SoIse Ian.
gem Wasenlsioen, 6ftsrs ssiidttt bara
9mpfans Der bI. Satramsnte, Ssinri5
abanl, ssbOrsn 1917 in OifsrOingsn,
@roB5ersogtbum 9ursmbarg. gr tdm
bisrber I'M Sabre 1916, nal elmer Der etlieu
Anlieblsr n bali bic SIoGpduIsr Der
Rahtommsnosn aufridten. @r bintsrIist
cine trausrnbe Uiitus NIT mebreren ucbt
srSogeneu uno oerlor9teu Rinoern. r. |. p.
Die III in iofsrn irtbimIid, ais ss BET
zen iOa: st Sstsrs, NlbaSa Poifs
amt, Senrrra 60, C9iu, (itutt ct BE
tiers, Wlun ben %. GeBember 1881.
HIM "a b. W. itaJb babier IL. +. 10.
lltber ben 9ursmburger 8srsiu bic
,2urtmburger Union, in Detroit, Wii5 =,
gsben uns pon bpet Soften folgenbs ROtis
,sn su, fir bic mir beltsus o%dntsn. an'
fansS sdbIts bic 9sieuidaft 7, isst SO
Mitslieoer.. Wsbrere nsus Ritslisoer
barren Der a~ufrabme. rnterltisung pom
Seiteu Der @eleli1aft bat bis istt nod
fstu Witslisb bsourft. Rir,Iib belt bic
@sisuidaft ibre rRtrmes", wobst es &C..
mltblid uuo Iuitts sustns.
Del Der iibrIi5su BabI am 2 Sanuar
wurbsn folseubs Seamtsn erpdblt: Brd,
iosut, Ri9oIaS Ssnninssr; Yicspriiosnt,
Watbias Sbummsr; BrotocOuirsnoer
Sstretdr. aIb. Grauid; SoueipOnoirsn'
Der : Ssfrstdr, Niholas Fbiu; Sinan,'
Sstretdr, Ssurp SaIsr, Sdasmsiitsr. ".
Sasssr; 9srualtunssratb, s W. Wamsr,
Rs. Eraui5 uno Nt5. Summer.
Sic Yionser S6Iau6 So. in Bort
BalbtustOn bat i~oIsenoe Beanie srudblt:
s. Sauma9er, gapitdn; s. 9oIlsr sriter,
W. 8osbiussr speitsr Sblaudman; s.
Wsptsr, Setrstdr unb u. Bobs, S6ass
meilter.
in Der jaBrli6en V%rriammluns Der
Bort Walbtnston Saden unb 9sitsr SO.
purben folseRbs Ssamten srnanut: VI.
9sbbius, 9ormann s, YstsrS unb 8. Ssb,
6ing, @sbiIfsn; W. Disbsrid, Setrstar
unO Wt. Wsitsr, S4asmsitsr.
Srrr %. Scmutb bat In @emeinI5ait
Der 6ru. e. Gonrao unb &. 9simsr, cine
Eour mad DsutldIanb ansstreten, 70 meIs
bet BITE 20. @. 3ts.~. @ani4en sIaali9s
Rsiie!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-17

Dtand3e Seute baben bic ubele o. pobns
beit, psnu lie bic Ni9s aug benz Diem ODER
Der So@maidiue nebmsn, Sisielbe in Elm
6aB Ju i4Ltten, oaS man su Dielsm 3peds
uuf ben Da9bobeu oeS Spsi5ers ltsat.
@s 1T otss cine llnporf9tistsit, bic i6on
usri@isoene WaIe Don iblimnen 5oIgeu
bs9lsitet mar, inbem baoura 5euersbrln
lte entiianbsn limb. @em6bnli1 uirb bic
AiHe bsim 6orttraSeu ui9t untsriu5t, OBJ
ni5t ned elm sIimulsnbsr Sunten fia ba,
rtn finoct uub oa man Cd nibt 10 aenau
oamit ntmmt, 10 bat es ft9 i5on otter er.
eisuet, bag Der glimmenoe Sanseu bic
ibrise Iids In @Iutb uerieets, baB bas
ai9enfaB u%srbrannte unb infoIss bsTsn,
sbe man es bemerfte, Elm Saus In Slan,
men ltanb. Nm II. bieles pdre beinabe
elm iolass Branounsliid In bisfssr Sgt,
i5aft tn Der Ndbe bsS Babubofss gsls9e.
nsn Ssbauiuns oss Samiebss gbnen ers
fol8t. Wan bemertte uon Der StraBe Der
nab re4tssitis Ten oiden, II benz Dad
merit berpororiugenbeu Hla3. Die Yrano:
slode ert6nts uno risf bic BswObner gum
e6i6sn berbei. @lidIt9srusiis bate man
bas Wa1sr nabs sur Steus, bsnu bas
Saus iiisB NIT bsr Ridieite an bic grn,
unb 10 founts has 6eusr selSi9t psrSsn,
sbe ss gum Our9brennen tam. Gin
ai4snfaB seb6It tn ben Seller, ni4t abss
auf ben Dadbooeu unO man loute bisriH
uO.iiatissr isin.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-17

am 7. Deg. bra9te cine Srau BON O.
Butter auf ben Do4snmartt mad SsIs.
Gin biefssr Rramer, wsI9sr ben Used pom
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-06-21

nnry sense 'colOrcd, IN allusiOn 10 the
color of its waters, The river Is not
within the limits of the Slno, and only
belongs 10 II by some of IT, tributaries.
The state of Mississippi is named af-
ter the great river Mr. Atwater,
member OF this sociftH gives the Indian
name of the river Mrcsysccpcc, "the
great water That thc Indian word
signifies the "lalher Of waters is clear
ly erroneous. According to MIR. Gal
latin's synopsis of Indian Tribes"
'Missi' never means father but
"0lr' whole The word "sipi''
means in the Chippewa river" Thus
the words united mean "the whole riy-
err because many streams unite 20
form it.
In considering the name Of Alabama
we go back 10 the expedition of DE Soto
in 1871. His last battle was nj Alibamo,
ON the Yazoo river This was the ia
nous fortress Of the brave tribe some
times called the Alibamons, and some
times the Alabamas. lie ClerC, who re-
sided in the Creek Nation twenty years,
aud wrote a history published in Paris
in 1902, says that the Aabamos came 10
the YazoO from the north Of Mexico, and
that after the battles with De Soto they
removed TO the river which now bears
their name; that they are the same peo-
pile rs the AlibamOs, who fought De
Soto. Pickett, in his History Of Ala
bama, states that "frOm these people
the river and state took their names
Aliens History Of Kentucky SAYS Ala
bama is an Indian name signifying
"here we rest Mr.. Schoolcraft saws
cautiously that the name has been in
tcrpretcd "here we rest We have not
been able 10 find anything very restfu
in Il " history Of the AabamOs, which is
one Of uirrations. Mr.. Meeks, n good
authority IN that state thinks the word
AIaba is only ,br name Hillaba, tho
UIlbahalce Of }g soto, theory at va
rance with that oi he Cicrc, and refer
ring the origin Of the name 20 a differ
eut tribe.
There is no State in the Union which
bears the name ~ Cabot. or Of Corona
do, or Of De Soto. or of La Sale And
there is Father Marquette. whose form
rises before us dazzling and immortal
as we open the page, Of our carly his
tory Wa, there mo- State TO feel Itself
honored to be called after his nance
But the wrong may vet be righted In
the naming Of the new States which vet
remain 10 be formed from orr Western
domain, the last opportunity will be
given 10 do justice 70 these great dis
coyerers, and IL would be . graceful and
appropriate Office Of this society, as
cases arise, 10 exert lis influence by cor
re.pondence with local authorities, and
by memorial % Congress, in favor Of
rendering 10 them even AZ this late day
this exalted tribute Mem Yort Eceaiag
Post
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Peters Ride TO the Wedding.
FROM AN ANCIENT READING BOOK.


Peter would ride TO the wed ling-he would
SO he mounted his ass and his wife
She was to ride bchlud If she could.
For" says Potter, tho woman, she should
Follow not lead, through litc,'
"Hes mighty convenient, the ass my dear,
Aud proper aud safe, and TOW
You hOsi by the tail, while hold by the ear,
And Wen ride to the kirk in time never fear,
IL the wind and the weather allow
The wind and the weather were not to be
blamed.
But the ass had adopted the within,
That two AT time was a load never framed
For the back OF one ass, and he seemed quite
ashamed
That two should stick fast upon him.
Come, poehin." says Peter I'm thinking
"Im thinking we WON'T" says the asa,
a language Of conduct, and stuck TO the spot
A. If he had sworn be would sooner be shot
Than lit up n toe from the grass.
saws Peter, SAYS he I'm whip him little
TRY H. my deHr.' says She
But he might just as well have whipped brass
kettle,
The ass was made Of such obstinate mettle
That never a step moved be.
"ru prick him, my dear, with a needle" says
she
I'm thinking he'll alter his mind"
The asa felt the needle and up went his heels
III thinking says Peter, "he' : beginning 10
feel
Some notion Of mOving-behind"
Now lend me the needle, and III prick his
ear
And set tOther end 10 agOiug"
The ass felt the needle, AMI upwards he reared;
And kicking and rearing all il appeared
He'd any intention of doing.
Says Peter, says be- 1--WE ger on rather Slow
While one end is up, tother sticks to the
ground;
But rm thinking a method 10 move him |
know,
Give the creature start all around"
So said, so done; all hands were at work.
And the ass he did alter his mind
For be started away with 40 sudden jerk
That In less than trice he arrived NJ the kirk.
But he left all mis- adng behind.
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