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TncrnNXned Kings.

For months the bears in Wall street
have been hammering away atprices, and
have Knocked stocks down from D to .
per cent. Prices took an upward turn
latterly. but money became tight and
stocks went down again. Short loans
rose lately from to Il per cent, while
government threes were selling at 81 per
cent!spremium.
The big operators have locked up vast
sums and worked to bring about this
stringencv. They wanted more stocks,
and hammered down prices. The banks
reserves ran short, and they lost heavily
last week in deposits, The Treasury is
urged 10 relieve the stringency by advanc-
ing money on interest on called bonds. 1t
is not pleasant 10 know that the condition
Of the money market in the money centres
can be thus dependent on the action Of the
government.
Vanderbilt, Gould, AstOr, Sage and the
other millionaires can lock mp fabulous
sums and expose many to ruin. They
escape taxation upon a large portion Of
their wealth, and are thus enabled
the better TO pursue their schemes.
Were it probable that their vast
Accommodations would be handed
down intact for a few genera
tions, the peril that would menace the
country would be appalling. Their
boards will be dissipated, though, in time,
and their millions will be scattered. 1t is
possible, too, that the law may yet be in
voked successfully TO control the power of
these uncrOWned kings.
Apropos Tom Ochiltree's disagreeabIe
situation. the Washington correspondent
Of the Baltimore Sun says: "COlOnel
Ochiltree is quite right in assuming that
it Is net right 10 make flesh of one and
fowl Of another. The law under which
the First Comptroller undertook to rule
in Withholding his salary applies equally
I 10 the surety Of defaulters as to the de-
faulters. 1t is said that President Arthur
himself is security to the amount Of $500
for a defaulting Federal official. Senator
elect CullOm, of IllinOi 5, is security for a
Federal official who has defaulted by the
thousands, and if Colonel Ochiltree's
salary is to be withheld. so should the
Presidents and Governor CullOm's until
the amounts for which they are response
bic are liquidated. Two Of the Senators
who went out on the 4th of March, Messrs.
Window and Tabor, were also on the bond
of defaulting officials, and yet their sala-
ries We're paid i'm full without any deduc-
ton. 1t is said that judgment for $4,000
on this account has been obtained in
favor Of the United States against Mr..
Window, but no attempt has ever been
made to collect it."
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Boston. November a6. 1881.

Boston, November 20, 1881.
Brown CHEMICAL Co.
Gentlemen For years have
been greatsufererfrom Dyspepsia,
and could get no relief (having tried
everything which was recommend
ed until. acting on the advice OF a
friend, who had been benefited BY
Browns IRON BITTERs, ! tried a
bottle. with most surprising results.
Previous to taking Browns IRON
BrrTERs, everything ate distressed
me, and suffered greatly from a
burning sensation in the stomach,
which was unbearable. Since TAX
ing BRowN's IRON BITTERs, all my
troubles are at an end. Can eat any
time without any disagreeable re-
suits. / am practically another
person. Mrs. W: j. Flynn,
80 Maverick ST., Z. Boston.
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DAILY MORNING NETs, one year, SO 90; six
months, $ %; three months, - 80; one
month. 81 %.
WEEKLY SEFs, one year, 81 90; six months,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-03-20

During the past year the United States
sent $15,575, 600 worth of goods to Mexico,
or just S175, 900 worth more than they i'm
ported from that country. The New York
World well says. ''Under the treaty ne
gOtiated by General Grant, General CanedO
and Mr.. Romero, this commerce with
Mexico, which last year was nearly twice
as large as our commerce with Italy in
1880, would undoubtedly have developed
into still more considerable proportions
during the current fiscal year had the
Senate done its duty in the matter before
it adjourned" To have expected so much
spontaneous craftsmanship as the ratifi-
cation of the treaty would have exhibited
was TO hope for too much at the hands of
the august body.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-03-20

In the Senate at Harrisburg, Pa, the
other day, after a close session, Senator
Lee accused Senator Mcknight with
working against the interests Of his con-
stituents and lodging the free pipe bill.
Mcknight angrily retOrted. Senator
Emory also accused Mcknight of pur-
pOsely avoiding the matter. Angry words
followed and Emery slapped Meningitis
face. Mcknight struck back but Emery
warded the blow off. Other Senators in-
terfered and reconciliation follOwed
The growth of ''plantation manners
among moral Northern statesmen is
shocking Of late.
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PAID BY NAIL
Mail subscribers will please observe the date
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NOR SALE, Double Medium Adams gag
IL and Platen Power Press. In frst.rats
order, and now running on book work. (niS
reason for selling is to make room for A ma.
chine more suitable for our work. Price veyv
reasonable. Address j. IL. ESTII.L, ssysn.
nah, Ga.
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foot ano Follno.


EOUND, White Cow. black marked, hesrr
II with calf; strayed to Carmichaers PLACE
East Savannah, about Christmas 0Wne1
can have her by proving property and payjDs
expenses. THOMAS SMITH.
CTRAYED, four months old Brown Set
- ter Puppy. A suitable reward win h
paid by returning it to 50 York street.
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2rca Bittfts.
SUFFER

no longer from Dyspep-
STA, Indigestion, want OF
Appetite, Joss Of Strength
lack Of Energy, Malaria,
Intermittent Fevers, &c.
BROWNS IRON BIT
TIERS never fails to cure
all these diseases. y
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For SaIr.
RIVALS X HEIDI.

NOR SALE. Mules, thoroughly aeelimss-s
IL and ready for work. Can be seen Al ~
COA'S Stables, West Broad and William
streets. ''l
RYATG 4 uErnr
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nor SALE OR RENT. handsome rec
II dence of ten rooms. with every eonve.
nience; built Of tine best material, andby dsvi.
work, expressly as a home for the present a.
eupant; lot fee simple; location near the Par,
in most pleasant neighbOFhood. Viii be nh
ON favorable terms or may be renteo for a sbors
period, and partially furnished If desired. Far
particulars apply to JOS. a. ROBERTS, hi
Bay street.
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nor SALE-BUILDING LOTS.-A fa,v
Il choice Building Lots for sale, south Y,
Anderson street, three minutes walk from
Barnard Street Railroad, by S. +. KLINE -
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The forthcoming exhibition at Amster-
dam has thus far awakened but little in
terest in this country, but it is hoped that
the attention of the public will yet be
aroused to the importance of the United
States being we'll represented. Belgium
has thus far engaged most space, and is
followed by France and England. The
New York Commercial Bulletin remarks
in this connection: although protection
is afforded to trade marks, there is no
treaty with the Dutch Government on the
subject of patents. 1t is true the Dutch
cannot be called a manufacturing nation,
but the present opportunity offers pecu-
liar temptations TO those inclined to APP
propriate other peoples Inventions"
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For Rrnf.

ENOR RENT, apartments I2l Rron-----
a street, over White Sewing MachiDsel y. Ton
consisting sung OF TWO nice large rooms Etebsss
Apply to JOYCE & HUNT. in store. y same.
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ELOPED.
A Pennsylvania Lass of Sweet Sixteen Flies
With a Lad of Eighteen.

a Pennsylvania Lass of Sweet Sixteen Flies
With "A Lad of Eighteen.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July 21.-Society at Shame
kin is all futter over the sensational elopement
and marriage of Miss Kate Dram and Charles
Byers. The bride is but sixteen and the groom
eighteen years OF age. The girl is the daughter OF
W. NJ Gram one of the lea ping members Of the
Northumberl County Bar, and gentleman of
wealth and influence. The youHg man is Phils-
delphian. A year ago the Philadelphia and Read
ing Railroad Company sent fifteen civil engineers
SunbuTy and Lewisburg Railroad, and young
ByeTs was among the number. lie soon be-
came very intimate with Miss Kate, who about
two weeks sgo informed her parenls that she -as
betrothed 10 Mr. Byers and was soon going 10
marty him. On account OF her youth her parents
objected, and forbade all intercourse with the
young engineer. Sunday young Byers drove TO
Sunbury, where he induced minister 10 be ON
hand at SDydertOwn. which is between here and
SunouIy wneie curing lne lgnt me EN- LII
heart. He returned TO Shamokin and engaged n
double carrisge. snd then waited outside the Dram
mansion for the hour when bis beloved one was ID
meet him After Mrs. Dram was fss. asleep Miss
Katie and young servant girl stole from their beds
snd joined The waiting lover. They we're driven 70
snyoertown and the minister performed the wed
ding ceremony. When Miss Katie and her maid had
slipped from the house they left the door unlocket
but night Waterman in making his usual rounds
discovered this. and IiT ging the bell inf0rmel
Mis-. Oman. who, supposlng ii was simply the re
tult of neglect, reiasiened the door and returnet
to bed, lot dreaming that her daughter had
effected an efcspe. When the newly married
couple drove home they found the door locked.
and The BRIDE and groom were forced ID walk
about town until quarter after o'clock. when
the yourg husband left Tor Philadelphia. Yeste1
day Mr. Gyeis returned 10 ShamOkin and de-
manded his bride. This morning they took the
tain for Philadelphia. The brides mother started
for Astury Park also this morning In order 10
break The news to her husband There Is some
talk of prost cutting the preacher who performed
the Gel emory.
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Produce Markets.

NEW YORK. July 2S:-Cotton-Barely steady;
fun res stesdy; July, lOo4e: August, loose Sep
Lee mber Sic; January, soc; February. 9.lOs;
March, lie; April, zoe. Flour-Quiet and un-
ehsnged; receipts, 10 OtO bbls.;, exports. 2cO
quently closing steady with recovery of Is age;
pring. g. te@l 10: unsraoed red, 81 Oial i;
! i4sI f. O. b., 81 IL elevator, 81 l6gl II anost
urgisded While. Slc@sl 10; NJ. white, sales OF
1900 bp. ats IS: No. red; July, 81 IA; August
81 s54; September sales OF 2ll.OOo bu at 81 ia
lssz Gle sing al 81 l7ss October, sales OF s0SOO)
bu. at 81 l7al 2o5s, closing at 81 1873: November
at a 2:s1 Coru-Cash. active ard firm; options
opeICd A@2sc better. and aiterward reacted 10
&c. clotii stronger with recovery Of A@3se; re-
gssed, S6ssIe; 10. 3, S!xssSc; sleane1
@6ic: No. July. E9Nc: August. 6l@6l5s';
do 10 2. 6l14c: September. 61E@62c closing at &c
October, 62afS2sze. closing at 6-9sc. Oats.Du1
mixed western 4a@iSc; white de-, 4o@Ac; No: 2
Chicago AZ C. Hav- Quiet Coffee-Steady; Rio.
65<c; refined firm standard, Sss9SHc; granulated.
SI!-l6c: cubts 9@91Sc PetrOlenm-Steady; united.
81 IS: crrde, 81 65s@7sc. Tallow-S;eady at 7199
in fair demand and stronger ct 20@Slc. PORK
Dull ar unsettled; new mess, SIS 159l6 CO. Cut
mests-Dull and nominal Lard-Lower; prime
9 so; October, 50 SOs9 Sc. Oats-Dnn and unset
lied.
CHICAGO, July D -F1our-Quiet and I'M
changed. Wheat-In. fair demand. unsettled and
lower; 81 O1k jury; 81 Olh@1 0s5s August; 81 03X
al os5f September; 81 0i5sal 0ls4 October
81 O57sGl &C November: 81 0l54dl 0lH year; No. 2
Chicsgo sprlng, ST. Oll5al OIsz; No. 8 30, Si@S5c:
No. 2 red winter 81 teGl OS. Corn-U nsetled aud
shs dc lower: so - cash. July aud August: 50@
soc September; Soc October; 1870 year. Oats
QLi,t and easieT: sac cash; 3i5sc July: 299
2slzc August; 27Ec September; PIC October:
2s1lc year. Rye-Stesdy at 56Lc- Flaxseed-
Lower at 81 Sc. PoTk-Fair demand at lower rates.
opered strong end hsher; closed at inside prices;
si3 SIS ali cash els 75@l3 80 July and August;
: 3 S71Gi3 30 September: sl3 97%914 October;
$40 75e,l2 50 year. Lerd-Fair demand at lower
lstes: IS 90GS 921S cash. July andAugust; 50 02%
q Q 6 September: 50 07L@9 10 October; So 454
s so YEAR Bulkmeais-Fair demand shoulders.
81 90; snort rib 81 A.: short clear S.. Batter
Quiet and Lnchsi ged. Freights-C0rD TO Buffalo,
NC. Reoeirts-Flour. 1900 bbls whest Is 900
bU. corn p oot bu: oats ls5 600 Du.; rye. 60 0
IN. harley, 8 eco bu. Sh.puenis-Flour, 1900
ibis what. 1900 bu.: cora, 500 bu.; oats.
% 100 bu.; rye. 46 900 bu.: barley, CPS bu-
PHILADELPHIA, July 2s - Flour-Fim for
fIesb gfound and dult for old stock; Minnesota
fxna. IS = 06, IelnSy wanna fsmiiy, s.; Ohio,
S. SOC: winter patent, So 30G6 so; Minnesota
rsient. Sc 75@7 IS. Eve Flour-Dull at Sd 25GS So
WI cat Weak snd lower: No red. elevator.
81 l65z@l IL: No. red. July, 81 169l X; Aug
ufI 81 lt5<@l IL; September. 81 l7sS@l is; Oc-
ia CT. ST. 1901 %. CONCEPTIONS for July firm a.
l G higher later months weak and lowar car lots
tctiSe sid irregular hut strong for high mixed;
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Else wnors.
KANSAS CITY, July 23.-The Live Stock lodi
natnr ranNfts.


KANSAS CITY, July 2s.-The Live Stock lodi
Cattle Receipts, 4 200 head Market activ' aud
ktr'pe; SUPPLY chiefly Texans. which sold at s. 20
Hogs- Receipts 500 head Market opened l0c
lower; sales at SIS 1905 80.
sheep-Receipts, 200 head. Market unchanged.
ST. LOUIS. July observation-disclosures $500 head;
shipments, 1000 head: supply is mainly Texans,
and prices finn; medium to good are 25c higher
than week ago; exporters; IS 900; good TO
good TO choice Texas and Indian steers 81 10 al 49,
common to fair, s3 seal
~, sheer.Rceeip:s. 500 head shipments. none.
karket stesdy, with fair local demand; medium
10 choice muttOns SS9i GO.
HCgs-Active; good Workers, IS S595 90; mixed
TO good packing. s5@5 40: heavy shipping, s. SOC
IS. Receipts. $500 head; shipments, 400 head.
CHICAGO. July 2S-The D1oyers Journal re-
Hogs Receipts, 1900 head: shipments 200
head; speculation 5al0c higher mixed, s. 20a
5 co; heavy, So 6c@5 70 tkips, sS 5o95 IS; closed
Cattle Receipts, 6 500 head shipments, $500
head; market strong AID higher on desirable
grades; exports. s. 75@6 10; good to choice snip
ping steers, S. 1895 65 common to medium, slt
90 20.
market active and rUer; inferior TO fair sS93 20;
eood, "a 25. choice 81 81.
NEW YORK, July -Beeves-Receipts, s, 800
head, making 10 300 for the week. Make. dull
al lower; extrem.s. s5a6 60 per cwt. for native
steer; 81 car loads extra do, 16i2 lbs. average,
sold NJ IS 20; car loads Texas do at 67H95; the
general sales of natives were at So 6096 so: the
expOie used $50 head OF ia, steers and paid S. So
@6 SIS FIR pine. The shipments for the week
we've 80 head of live cattle, $50 head OF live
shCep 4.12o quarters of beef.
shIep-ReCeiPts. is eco head, making IS 600 head
for the we, k sheep about steady at 81 d6 per cwt.
with picked lots selling at Sc 25 lambs dun at 75c
per owt lower, and closed weak at 81 SO per cwt.
for ordinary 10 prime Southern.
Hogk-Receipt SO 20 head, making 20.500 head
Tor The week; live hogs firm at IS 2O96 90 per c1t.
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still Too Young &.


Father he asked with boyish simplicity,
"were you ever loaded?"
Loaded? What on earth do You meanY
why, you must have been loaded at sOme
time or other, guess. or else how could you
have unlosded?"
boy, come here Now what is it?'
'Why. heard some men talking about
you to-day. One of EN- said you was rich,
ard the other said you made your start by
unloading a lot of something or other on
somebody he knew"
He did, eh?''
Yes; ard wanted to ask you what you
vas loaded with, so as to seeif 1t killed him
stone dead"
''lf meet the scoundrel who has traduced
me FL make it hot for him, and you can run
urstsirs now. You aren't old enough to I'M
de-stand things yet"
That's what one of the men said when the
other told him you ought to be behind the
hare"
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trading. Sales ranged at 81 75a2 July 81 o15g1 o2
August; 81 o3h@l O51s year; spring, 81 oo5z9
l Oh; winter. 81 oS1<.
Corn-Only moderately active feeling nervous;
ranged and closed lower. Sales ranged at $3.50
SIG July and August;4g5s@ sic Septem Der; 1870
5C5zc October; 455s@455sc year.
Outstanding increased slightly and opened
shade better. but the improvement lost. Sales at
4I@S4s4c July; 2Sszg2sssc August; z71s@27s4c
September; 27sza1Sc October: 81 s9271sc year.
Pork-Fairly active sndlopened:strong. but re-
ceded S0940c, and closed tame. Sales at sl3 s71<9
Il cash. slS 75@lI 10 July and August; SIS S71s
OLA 321< September; sls 95@I4 50 Oc tober sl2 so@
Is November; sl2 7O9ls year.
Lsrd-Moderstely active opened steady; de-
elined 10915c; closed steady at decline Sales at
IS 9oe9 cash; IS s71<@9 August: s99s O5 septem-
Der; SO O5@9 2215 October; IS 60 November; IS 459
SC year.
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The "schOol Meeting Farce.
.sal IN tho Sentinel.

TRAFALGAR, Ind, July % The difficulty
of selecting teachers for our graded schools
has at length been solved by an election"
There we've several applicants for each Of the
three departments, and, in order ta escaps
the responsibility of selecting them himself,
the Trustee turned the matter
over to the people. The usual amour, of
Wire-l ulling was resoTted to. but fortunately
a good man was elected for the principalship
aud the schools have promise of succe' 8.
Pro fessor II. d. Voris, late OF Oscecll Mich
wss elected as Superintendent; John WOolf
II gon s teacher in the intermediate and w.
c. Lee in the Primary. The usual disap-
poinment follows in the ira of the
election.
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Our ProRress.

As stages are quickly abandoned with the
completion of railroads. so the huge, drastic,
catbartic pills, composed of crude and bulky
medicines, are quickly abandoned with the
introduction of d. Pierce's Pleasant Purga-
tive Pellets which are sugar-coated and lit
tie larger than mustard seeds, but composed
of highly concentrated vegetable extracts.
BY druggists.
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SENTINEL CO.
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COMMERCIAL.

Trade is dull. Every market is visibly affected.
Groceries are the most active, but sales are not
large and merchants are becoming demoralized.
Lake fish are lower. Msckerel has advanced in
the East. In dry goods there is practically moth
ing doing. Drugs are steady. Butter, eggs and
poultry are in large supply and weak
GRAIN.
Wheat-Local markets show slightly weaker
feeling aud prices are a shade lower. Arrivals OF
new wheat very fair but as yet the most of it
fails to grade The weather has, however. been
most favorable for thIeshing, and we LOOK for
larger receipts and improved condition. Only
meager reports are received from the seabosrd,
which makes i. cineult for shippers TO invest aud
would also indicate that the telegraph boys are
somewhat or deck, as it were. " and that prompt
and usual teryice" is getting no better rapidly.
Futures are weaker locally, than Saturday.
Corn-We note very little change in this cereal,
only that it still remains steady and firm, with iair
demand for cash deliveries. Futures in no re.
quest. The growing corn, thus far, looks excel
lent. and gives promise Of grand yield. Seaboard
is firm, with slight advances al some points.
Oats-Steady, with only fair requests. sales Of
first half of Angus. ST SOC on call. Other futures
are fairly active.
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Ola.

resehed 81 liSE and closed ar 81 n.y. Sale , i09
90 bbls.
PITrsBURG. July 2S.-Petroleum-Dull: united
certificates losed steady at 81 Ol7s refined ~
&c, Philadelphia delivery.
afternoon session continued quite inactive:
opened at 81 o.; declined 10 81 ols4 advanced to
81 02sand closed at 81 OO1s.
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Fire in n Wheat Field.
specisl to the sentinel:

GREENFIELD. Ind. July % While en-
geged in tbreshing wheat this afternoon on
the farm Of Wesley Addison. near this city.
a wagon load Of wheat caught on fire, and
severely burned one of the horses that was
bitched to the wagon. By the prompt at
teDtion of the laborers the threshing ma
ch ne and large amount Of wheat was saved.
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Cotton.

GALVESTON. July 23.-Cottor-Nominal: net
receipts. 200 bales; exports coastwise, COS bales;
stock. 10, $40 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, July 2S.-Cotton-Dull aud
unchanged net receipts, 262 bales: gross. go
bales: exports to Great Britain and Frence. 1884
bales; continent, 900 bales coastWse 27S bales;
Sc les, so bales; STOCK, -