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responsibility for such a'scttle'ne''t upon

responsibility for such n'sct Element upon
the Democratic party. - ~, .,
Mr.. Cattrsy repli..l in emphatic terms
to the previsvs. speaker, aud took tho
opportunity to remark that the oppo-
nents Of a binding caucus were as true
Democrats as those who advocated it !;
and that the former were Just us honest
aud conscientious In their opinions az
tho latter. a, t'rais''tIHrl 81 II - b.,
Judge Lands resolutions were then
put to q vote, which rtSu tsAl in 40 ayes
to SO nays. The Chair decided. that the
resolutions were not carried, because M
der the rules governing the caucus it re-
quired 6S votes to carry any proposition.
An appeal from this decision was moved,
hut Was withdrawn. :, The caucus then
commenced its favorite amusement, that
Of voting down all propositions limiting
ut a payment Uf the debit. wholly or in
part, with any rate Of interest whatever.
Mr.. Girald proposed to pay the prin.
cipal Ut the 2e0s, with interest at 2 per
cent. for fifteen years, aud 4 per cent
thereafter, Rsjected-ayes y, nays 81.
Mi: StriSeoliow then suggested to
pay tho principal, with no interest for
i've years, and to pay thereafter 81 per
cent yeas Is, nays 81 j; and the propo.
sit:on to allow the debt to remain intact
and to issue in lieu thereof, currency
bonds in small denominations bearing I
per cent. interest, was lost by al nays to
II yeas.
Mr.. Watkins thought that q court Of
appeal composed of three judges should
be formed with power to pass npon the
Validity of all issues Of bonds. The
motion was subsequently, withdrawn.
During the proceedings an attempt
WAS made to compel Mr.. Witt to vote in
the caucus. In objection thereto this
gentleman made speech containing, in
substance, the views expressed by him
iu the Convention on similar occasion.
A motion was then made to excuse him
from voting either in caucus or in the
Convention, which was carried BY . large
majority.
Shorty after 10 o'clock it becoming
evident that the confusion was only
growing worse eonfounded, and that all
hope of agreement was lost, Mr.. Lott
moved that the caucus on the State debt
adjourn sine die. The resolution received
43 votes to 81 against it, and tho meeting
broke up.
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Three Kansas City women undertook
to establish . buckingham Palace IN .
respectable quarter Of tho town. The
citizens merely rose in their might, fast.
ed hose tn the hydrant opprsite and
took Turns 10 holding tho nossls point
ed st the front windowA Early next
morning The women wrung eaeh ether
cat and moved. ao',i'a
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Every box has red wax seal on the
lid, with the impression DR.. MCLANE's
LIVER PILLS.
The genuine McLANE's LIVER PILLS
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Insist upon having the genuine DIX.
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same pronunciation.
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If the baby cries, prop it up with pill.
lows, smear ito fingers with molassos
and give it seven or eight feathers to
play with. It will be fascinated and
occupied picking the feathers from one
hand with other, and then in picking
them back again, and soon will 80 to
eleep
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CASES OF AGUE AND FEVER, when
taken with Qulnine, are productive of
the most happy results. No better
cathartic can be used, preparatory to.
or after taking Quinine. We would
advise all who are afflicted with this
disease to give them a FAIR TRIAL.
For all bilious arrangements, and
as simple purgative. they are I'M
equaled.
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I n. B. TUCKER
Attorney and Counsellor at Lar,
OFFICE
I. Denis Street. Natchitoches, La.
MILL practice in the District AMI Par
ish Courts Of NatchitOches, Sabine
D.Soto and Rel River, and the Supreme
Court Of the State.
All business entrusted to his care will
receive prompt attention. Apr IDLY
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JOHN n. TUCKER
Magistrate Ward l.
81, Desis Street, Natchitoches, In.
nRONPT attention given to all business
II entrusted to bis care.
~ Claims collected at small cost.
Refers to the Bar Generally.
Jan 5'70-ly
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IN. O. Picayuue 27th.1

n. u. ftcayubo Sth'
Mr.. Moore, of Lafourche, officiated az
Secretary in q manner which ELECTED
much appropriation and which will prob
ably eutitls him to the position perma'
uently. When the last name had been
called there were found to be present
some seventy members. 'a". :,
From this point on there was sound,
not exactly OF reyelry, but Of excited de-
bate and high flown defamation: In
LANGUAGE Of ono member the proceedings
l,ecSme 60 violent that they rcssmbled
a. mad.house in full blast"
The trouble was brewing even before
thu cancus bad been called to order
when . paper was being circulated
nledeiup the signers to convert the semi
caucus into . f6ll.Aedged one. Judging
from the subsequent proceed nGs, tn
papers failed to receive the necessary G.
signatures.
judee Land started the commotion b!
Offering several resolutions merged il
Que He proposed to scale tho debt q
per cent and to pay 4 per cent. interest
f|so. that II the caucus failed to come T.
any conclusion by Saturday night, i
sbonld sdio"rn sine die.
During the progress If his remarks ii
! favor Of Ills motion Judge Land. made =,
allnsion to some of bis fellow Democrats
vho. Il might lie inferred to oct with th
Rsnnblicans on tho debt Questio6 in
4 stssd 81 with the Democratic part!
I'M Judpe subsequently, withdrew Cd
| .iinsion. bat ls added Il via faee Tia
nv rrfnsine to settle the matter inf csu
i cha Il was placed IN the power oftho 3,
j publicsus 10 settle tho debt question
/ "a ct tn came tine - Shepldsr Ii
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By DeBlaRc J.-When several
pieces of property belonging to .
succession are sold upon the condition
that the taxes due the city shall be
assumed by tho different purchasers,
the mere acceptance by the city from
Que Of the purchasers Of the propor>
tion If taxes dnS by him cannot be
couatrued AZ q consent to q uOvatiou
"f its claim, or a. II abandonment
Of tho right which It has to eDforee
pay ment, 40 to the balance due, upou
The cash pr"eeeda Of tho sals.
The right If the city to demand
paynspt Of ths ts1ss due BY . solvent
Daily Republican., 1879-03-01
Al laposasv.

A mAn named c. Y. Mundsr. claim.
ing 70 b. directory man and collecting
Advertisements for railway time table
and who has been engaged in swindlipv
parties throughout the State, seems 10 10
have carried on his transactions hon.
in this city. The man At Smyrna went
under the name Of William C. Mupdry
Jr., and managed 10 swindle busipe..
men In that city 10 the amount of a.
In this city the same man il known a.
G. +. Munder. Last week he ordered .
suit Of clothes from =. Carson, the ms,.
chant tailor, 233 Market street, Mr.. c.
agreeing In part payment to sdvertis.
In his time table. Mr.. C. stated hi,
morning to . reporter Of the RxruBucAs
that the man had certificate FROM III.
railroad authorities, which hs (Mr. CT
from Its appearance, thought was zen.
uine, and with this Impression com.
mencsd making the suit, which was %
have been made last night, and Mundsr
calling yesterday morning informed Nj,
c. that he would without fail call In
the evening. He no doubt, however.
heard during the day that his "littIs
game" was found out, and left he for
parts unknown and he didn't call for hb
suit which Is finished iu regular New
York style, and Is for sale al 4 reason.
able price.
1t Is stated that Mr.. Z. has moi been
the only one caught mapping. "in this
city. II Is hoped the impostor will Nv
captured and the full extent Of the law
dealt out TO him.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-01
Reeis and their UuIsure.

n" lecture Oh the manufacture of
s;.Gar beet, by Prof. Ernest Genuert, in
the lecture roou. of the Masonic Temple
w. attended by a fair audience. He
spoke for two hours, and alluded spe-
ciaIly !" the results that had been ar
rived at in Europ", After referring to
the fostering care with which the Con.
tinsntal government threw around it,
he spoke of the great benefit which the
STATE Of Delaware would derive frnln is
oultiV alton. The soil aud ciima,, being
naturally adapted to it. growth it 'aould
require no extraordinary effnr. on the
part OF the propogator TO secure mag
nlicent return. In soil like this the
beets should BE- planted about Is inches
apart and eight inches from each other
IL ths row. They should not be- plant
cd any further apart than this or the
vegetable will grow large and watery
sad deficient in -accharina matter, the
esstns al portion. The pulp aud waste
r..iter IAN he fed to cat.i. with the
most satisfactory result
Daily Republican., 1879-03-01
FOURTH EDITION.
Ten q n. b. y. a.

Rs.hs rshsek~s-As Eslhussassis
saesalag.
A stranger who had heard 0f the
breaking Of the Moral Suasion Reform
Association into fragments, and calling
at the room last night while a public
meeting was In progress, must have
been terribly mystiisd where the other
fragments were IL the crowd present
last night WAS one OF them. We are
informed that II was the most snthusi-
astis meeting yet held by the Associx.
ton, and speakers and auditors seemed
to In infused with new zeal for the
work.
H. W. Morrow presided with dignity,
and ElwOOd Hills choir never sung
better and we're loudly applauded after
rendering when the mists have
cleared away" Mr.. Thomas Scott was
the tirst speaker OF the evening and
Rev. A. T. Scott was the last speaker,
and between the two SCOTS, Alexander
Sammons, and J. b. Cook sandwichsd
in very effective speeches. \
Professor Crabb gave select readings
one a: a:sentimental and the other dutch
comic order in which the Professor can.
not ,~ cxoelied. MIR. Charles Stevens
sang n solo which was much applaud
ed, aud Sammons made his jewsharp
fairly talk. Thomas Rodgers, gave
some very interesting exhibitions Of
vertriloquism. 1t looks now as If there
wao NO danger OF the NJ. S. K. A. drift
ing to sea and ~ II the bond which
has heretofore bound them together are
stronger now than ever. The Ladies
Aid will give their usual entertainment
on thursday evening, and the Associa-
tion will give one Of its best entertain
ments on Friday evening next, for
which an admission Tee of ten cents
will be charged.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-01
FIFTH EJ)ITIOh
Ehavsngu,

Mayor Almond will have n rom.
mrnce wedding out process before
long and commence pretty high up at
that.
Th" NJ y. X. A. have loaned Profess.
sor Crabb 100 chairs for his extsrtsin-
ment tonight. Some people thought
the Association was moving, but this Is
an error.
7 The REPUBLICAN has q larger run Of
advertisements to-day than II ever had
before.
A lady laboring under q Temporary
alteration Of the mind, escaping from
the house caused some excitement in
Ta:nall street this forenoon,
Coroner Butz held an inquest yestsr.
day morning on ths vsmains OF Mary
b. Miller, colored child on Gresley
street. A verdict Of death from natural
causes was rendered.
The alarm Of fire this morning about
II O'Clock was false.
The young man that drew the ring
at the Fame Active ball, prizes 1t very
highly, but he intends presenting 1t to
young lady soon.
The Scott N. Il. Sunday School will
hold their missionary anniversary on
Tuesday, March 18th.
A potter and a. broom peddlsr have
got into difficulty about an umbrella.
The first SAYS no took it and the other
says he didn't. The first Gays he'll
have it, and the other says he shan't.
The war is still raging.
Mr.. Daniel Schafer has had ground
broken for tho erection of fine brick
house on the N. X. cor OF Fourth and
Poplar Sts. The building will be "a
feet front, three stories in heighth.
Great objection il being made about
taking trade dollars, at par for goods
but who will change lot and give 100
cents for each dollar1
Is 1t honest to refuse trade dollars or
only take them for 9S or 96 cenr, and
use them for paying of bills at 100
cents.
Messrs.S. II. 4 A. $. Fssster, riggers,
put large safe in the office Of Mr.. Wal
yer Cummins lawyer on King street near
sixth yesterday, and one in tn. print.
ing Office Of the Gazette" to-day.
John Cullen Bryant. OF this city, will
deliver temperance lecture in tho N.
X. Church at Newark, on Thursday
evening. March 9th.
VIM. II. Wright, carriage manulac.
turer, at Water and Market streets, will
remove this spring to his old location,
NO. lo6 Orange street.
The hot house flowers in market this
morning looked up aPpealiugly to be
taken in.
DR.. 7. }. Goslin, dentist, has remoy-
ed from 707 Market street to the n. w.
corner Of Eighth and Shipley streets.
Cols- Moore and McIntire, Vice Pr.si.
don't Luton and some dozen others who
have withdrawn from the N. $. X, A.,
contemplate organizing a new associa.
lion and will probably rent the second
story OF Crosby x Hills dry goods
'tor" for meeting room.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-01
After Many Years.

This morning an elderly gentleman
walked into tho police station, having
under bis arsi rat!i.r formidable look
ing weapon of tue carbin- order. lie
inquired for Ills Homer, the Mayor, and
to Ills Honor was introduced. evil
liam II. England was hi- name, and
that Formidable weapon ~as the pro
perty OF the city, he announced. A
look of inquiry fitting across the coun-
tenance Of His Honor, the elderly gen.
tIenan volunteered the following: l
was member Of the City Council dur
ing the war. There were twenty OF US.
For our protection we passed law
donating 10 ourselves rifle piece.
This was mine. We were instructed
that when called for those rifles were u
be delivered up. II want to return
mine" This manifest token of vir
tue 30 seldom brought TO police court
notice was somewhat astonishing TO the
Official, and as he reached for a pen
his eyes involuntarily wandered to the
oountenance Of the gentleman before him
II wish you to write out receipt for
thIs," continued the geutieman.-'
This the mayor did and the rifle
was handed over, and with a content
ed expression in his face III. gentle
man walked towards the door and
passed out. According 20 the state
'nent made BY Mr.. England there must
be nineteen OF these rifles still out.
They are Of a superior, Cavalry pattern
capable OF firing forty shots without
re-ioading. 1t may be probable the
remaining nineteen ex-Counoiime
have not learned OF III. successfu! term.
ination Of the war.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-01
Steamship Inspection.

Yesterday afternoon, in Philadelphis,
the steamship State of Califoruia, which
WAS built in San Francisco, and OF
which Charles W. Pusey, son Of the
senior member Of the firm of Pussy,
Jones q Co., Of this city, is superin-
tendent, was open to inspection. Mr..
Henry Robinson. William &. Gibbons.
and a number ofother prominent bust
ness men Of Wilmington, wer. among
the favored ores called upon TO attend.
The state OF California il a fins speci-
men OF American shipbuilding superb
ority, and is the second of the kind
the first being purchased BY the Rus
slams.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-01

II The habit Of body becomes irregular ,mucl
evil Is inflicted on the system. The stomach
becomes dyspeptic, bilious symptoms dcye
then-elve-, the circulation Is contaminated,
und the nerves share In the general disorder
IT Is OF the utmost importance that the bowels
should be thoroughly and speedily regulated
when they grow derelIct. The corrective agent
best adapted to this purpose Ia Hostetters
Stomach Bitters, wholesome. non gripping
vegetable laxative, worth all the rasping ca.
thartics invented since the time Of Paraceisus
People who have been In the habit Of using
blue pill calomel, and other drugs and cheap
nostrums for constipation, should abandon
sueh hurtiul and useless medicine, and sub
stitute for them ths pleasant and gentle aper
lent, which not only produces the puraative
effect naturally, but also strengthens while It
regulates the bowels, stomach and liver. II
moreover cures and prevents intermittent and
and rcmIttent levers, Rout, rheumatism, de-
biIity and urinary troubles.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-01
THIRD EDITlO
vOKEIaN NOTES.

The recent floods and snowsin France
were un rrecrdent.d.
The Atlantic and Great Western
bondholders in London approved the
lease 70 Erie.
Princess Louise, ni-or OF Emperor
William, has given her last reception
previous 10 going u England 10 marry
Prince Arthur.
In one district Of sheffield, England,
4.0U' destitute persons are reported and
400 families are said TO be actually starv,
Ing. 4.
Prince Louis Napoleon is to be an ex.
TIN aid-de-camp, with the rank Of cap
tain 10 Lord Chelmsford.
Weston completed his one thousand
hours walk in England yesterday,
having made .977i miles, 22j miles be,
hind time. He will walk out the zoos
miles.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-01
Dogs and Their Troubles.

Only two dogs wsre put through the
Hunt exterminating process this morn.
ing. tn. gentleman who manipulates
the dog business having gathered in
all the stray curs at large upon the
street', has determined upon a thor
ough aggressive rnove'pent upon canine
owners themselves. All who are found
harborlng untagged dogs will b.
brought up, and while their animals
are going through the prelimiuaries in
cidsntal to high aud u,c..-sary degree
OF iertilizins excellence, they will be-
legislated upon 10 the tu,- OF fine and
costs.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-01
chester COunty's New Judge.

=. Smith Futhey, the new Juigr -,
the Fifteenth district, was born in
highland, Chester county, l52n. he
vas edu jat-d at Unionvilln Academy
and graduated from the Law Depart.
ment of Dickinson Cole. at Csrlisl-.
He studied law with Judge Hajne-, OF
TIE Chester county bar, and was adj
rIitted to practice in ls43.
He has held the Office Of Deputy Atto,,
ney General OF the State, and been ono.
elected District Attorney. He is u
worthy descendant OF one Of the Oldest
families Of the county, and in every
sense admirably qualified TO fill The po
sition Of Judge.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-01

TTNHR NI0Rsr fILLsoN EARrH ARR ar. biMNs
l. VEGETABLE Liver Pills.. They mover
grtpe, sieken or wea ken In their operation, and
hence they are the best pills ever offered, es.
pecially for aged people. They are splen.
DID Liver euro and elegant puryative medi-
cine. They operate pleasantly and mildly,
but thoroughly ind etectually. They cure
Constipation or OOstivenoss, Piles, Sick
Headache, Bilousness, Weak Rowels Dist.
ness, Vertigo, Weak Nerves, all Liver atiec.
tons, general Aches over the system, they
make better appetite, and In Rheumatism,
Neuralgia and Headache, In connection With
our Celebrated Pain Sesrcher, very speedy
cure ia obtained. We have over 1000 releren.
ces oi these pills. Elegantly sugar coated U
cents box, or I'VE boxes for 81. Sent by mail.
Principal Depot Fourth and King streets,
Wilmi n4tOn Del. Philadelphia Depot oC2
Arch street, Sold BY deslers and at country
BtOreA.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-01
The u. y. Cater Schuyler Co,fax.

The United States Cutter Colfax,
which has been at the shipyards OF
Pusey, Jones x Company, in this
city, since last July, undergoing
extensive repairs, is now ready to leave
and in a few days will leave for vii.
Tington, n. c., where .he will
report for duty. The vessel has
been heightened 25 feet, midships; has
a new cylinder, new boiler, new wheels
in fact all her fitting is new, and,
with the exception of the hull, she is a
new ship. She was built in 1871 by
Dialogue Il Wood, Philadelphia.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-01
ANNUAL SALE.

The subscriber will expose ut Public Sale al
hts restdeDoe In the village OF st. Georges s,
New Castle County, Del.
ON SATURDAY, MARCH 3, 1879.
At II o'clock, a. NJ,
The following personol property, To wit:
TEN Goop WORK or DRIvISd HoRsEs.-
No. |, bay mare, Bessie years old. sound,
kind In single or double harness. her dam Is
n thoroughbred Kentucky mare that tro.ted
In 500 u. three years old (; her sire, Long l..
land Uhiei," record 2.J5. This mare promI.
ses speed. and Is one OF tho best road mares
Of her age In the state, her natural gait being
from ten to twelve miles an hour.
No. p bay mare Jennie, syears old, sound,
and good driver or worker u good ,nmtIv
mare.
Belle, half brother and sister, we'll matched,
years old good drivers or workers. and A
very pretty team.
No. 5, bay mare Dollie, years old. sound :;
an excellent driver or worker
Noa. Q and I, black horse and brown mare,
Il good work team.
No. s, bay mare Kate, u Iood work or brood
mare, supposed to be In foul
No. 9, black mare Doilie good nze aud au
excellent work or family mare.
No. 10, bay horse D"re, good s!ze und yood
work horse.
good mich cJws with calves by their side
and coming In profit toOn yoke Of (,Ik
oxen, good size and quick workers;
9 two year old heifers, young bulls; II head
OF sheep, 10 good western stock ewes. sore
with lambs by their side, one young ram;2
Berkshire pigs, boar and COW /: Carriages.
wagons, carts, York carriages. l IN good or.
der;2 twoseatcd family carrisges, In com.
plete order. with pole and shafts. Jenny
Lind carriage, In excellent cond ton, OK cart.
horse cart, nearly new and we'll made 1 three
spring store wagon, with an addition of a ton
II would mako an excellent market wagon.
only used few times dug out body with cali
ruil ne8rly new.
HARNEss.--l SGT Of carriage barnes, nearly
new, made to order by Conner sets Of good
single harness. new y sets single harness,
medium quality, new l now set frstclass
hand made double wagon harness, complete
ret horse cart harness. been used, In good
order double barrel shot gun, an excellent
gun, Star brooch loading rifle. new.
TRkMs.-All sums OF 30 and under cash, ali |
over that amounts credit Of months will be
given by the purchaser giving a ankable note
with IN approved endorer, four per cent, OF
for cash on credit bills. L. ". JESTER.
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