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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-21

Dan maks money faster q work for ne tilsn
y anything else. Capital no. required Ne
~ stsst ycu. el1 Per day 1t homo made By
nAntsd svsrywhsrs 70 work for %. New q ths
vme. Coeuy outdt and terms free. Address
ehS n True D co.. Aususts Maine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-21

rlNHE ORIGINAL KEYBrONk slL.
YEK MINING COMPANY Location OF
principal place Of business, Ban francisco,
California.
Location Of works, Virginia Mlning District,
Storey county, Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given, that 1t . meeting Of
The BOARD Of Directors, held on the 2ist day
Of April, 1879, an asssssment No. a. OF Fifty
leocj Cents per share wss levied upon the cap.
ltal stock Of the corporation. payable immedi.
ately, In United States gold coin. 10 the becre.
tary. st the ofice Of tho Company, Room 10.
Stsvenson's Building, ISL Montgomery street,
San Francisco, Oalifornia.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the TWEhTY-SRvRhTH
(27thJ day OF May. 1879, will DO delinquent, and
advertised for sale at public auction. and un-
less payment IL made before, will DO cold on
FRIDAY. the TNENTY.SkvENTH (y7th) day
Of June, 1879, 10 pay the delinquent asses-
sment, toRether with costs OF advertising and
expenses OF sale.
by order Of the Board Of Directors.
II. v. y. MCCULLOUGH, Secretary.
Once Room 10, hteveRsonis building. a3t
Montgomery street, Ban FRANCISCO, California.
POsTPONEMRNT.
The delinquent day Of the above named stock
10 hereby postponed until JUNE TENTH, 1879,
and the sale day TO FRIDAY. July II, 1917.
BY order OF the Board Of Director.
"a II. v. y. MCCULLOUGH. Secretary.
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DELINQUENT SALES.
yu1ROJAN MINING COMPANY-
Location Of principal piaos Of busineas,

Location Of works, Gold HUI. Storey county.
Notios.-rhsrs arc delinquent upon the fol.
lowingdescribed stock. on aceount OF assess-
ment No. l0) levied on the 9th day Of April,
1879, the several anounts Get, opposite
the nance OF the respective sharsholdsrs. ~
follows:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-21

AAvsRsasasg Busiaess Creates Busf'
nSa-Prs0ss and Prosperity Fol-
leW -Thas 10 the Experience Of
All Who Have Tried Il.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-21

TYPE METAL 4 ~: :s:: US So
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-21

pl hNNC ron MIL MINING AND
s::@ ss::s si'i';'s;'s 40
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OUR LIVE BUSINESS mem.

WIDE AWAKE ADvERTl0E1s
WHO THEY'VE THEREBY.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-21

Ana In accordance with Law. and an order OF
tbs Board Of Directors. made on the fftssuth
DAY Of kay. 1910. 90 many shares OF each
parcel Of such stocs e may Do necesssrJ. vlll
Company. IN Montgomery street. Room n.
Ban Francisco, California. on MONDAY the
tvsnfy.third dsy or June. 1873. q the hour Of
! o'ciock ?. 4. Of said day: 20 PAY said delin-
Qusut assessDsut thereon. together With costs
o. DAVID WILDER, sscrsssy.
ones-s1e Montgomery street., Room u, Ban
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-21
P0sTP0NRMRNT.

At . meeting Of the Directors Of the above
oompen, held On me ~ Gay 9, nay. is'y. ths
msnt Nc. I wss postponed 10 SATURDAY.
NAY TWRNTY.fVUhTH, 1879. and ths day VI
sAis " Ai.pdAy. June v. 1879.
~ order VI The board Of Directors.
Vld k.CuAhU u. hUIEs, SECRETARY.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-21
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK.
liholders Of the, North Calhoun Gold and
silver Mining Company viii BE- held st Thoms,
oallsehers onioe. God Hill, Nevada. on Sat.
URDAY, JULY ~. ie7p. 81 the hour Of 7;so
tbs transaction Of such Other business ~ may
b. brought Be ore ssid meeting.
10 B. I. TQR2AN, Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-21
Town ORDINANCES.
ORDINANCE NO. III.
rpublshsdb by authority ofths Board Of T.ustsa
Of Gold HILL

Az ORDIAANCE % Amend IN Or.
dinasce 70 Determins she Dusiss
asd Fix and Estabiish h Fees,
salaries, Compensaston and
Enolumsnss OF she Omcsrs snd
Empieyes OF she Town of Geld
hill, Passed APRIL 10, 1877.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-21

And In accordance with Law. and IN order Of
the Board Of Directors, msds on the ltth day Of
May. 1879. % many sharss Of each psrcsl
Of such stock - may b necessary will b
sold st public auction. 1t the once Of Pafksr
chttendsn. Room IS Merchsnts' Exchange
Building. San Francisco. Gal. N THURSDAY.
the 10Th day Of July, is7o, as the hour Of I
O'Clock p. n. Of said day. TO pay said dslinqusnt
asssssmsnt thereon. together with costs Of "a.
vsrtislns and expenses Of the sale.
.J.APPLKGATE, Secretary.
Once : Room 9, Stevenson Building. 81
Montgomery street. Ban Francisco. California.
jele ID
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1850. 1879.
PIONEER LAUNDRY,
NORTH OF VIRGINIA.
G. ". HALL, Proprietor.

THIS oLp.KsTABLlsHKD AND. RKLl
quantity Of Renovated and Clean Linen with
ost being damaged b. manipulation o. b.
chsmicsl application.
Packages punctuaily called for and ~
turned.
OFPIcRs- Theodore Moln's Clothing Store,
gtniA. and vessy Houss. Gold Hnl. In
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-21

onice-ss Nsvsda Bloch, ban Francisoo, oai
fornia. iBtd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-07

Hosiery Of every size, in English, French,
German and Domestic; over so now and beauti.
Iul pstterns Tor the present season,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-07

EE7OiLET ARrICLES-Hs have p fine as-
z sortneIt of Toilet Powders. Powder Putfs,
Hsir Brushes snd Ccfnbs, Gootr Brushes, Nsii
Brushes, Chsnois Skin, Cosmetics, &C., which
Wa oiur at low prices.
oc. 13 l.. STABLER s. CO;
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AUCTION SALES,
BY Green ~ Wiaa


Real Estate 4 gents and Auctioneers.i
5T&hCm IOKS SALE OF ALEXANDRIA
IaIs, 80 WATER STOCK AND OTHEK PROP
On WEDNESDAY, Noyembor 12tb 1870 ..
T. IA, IN from. Of tho PostotEice, Alexsndris'
w.. wi! sell NJ public auction for cesh
TER STOCK. "h'
c,54c; Z" sHAREs OLD DouN1oy BANK
THREE STORY BRICK DWELLING, on
tie Tess side CT Fairfax street, between King
ana fF'nce streets, next 10 Leadbcater's drug
GROUND RENT Of s25 cbsr.od on tina
house and 70: on :ha west side of columbus 81
hoIWoen Prince and Duke, occupied by George
". J.mieson.
GROUND EEN'r Of :G6.GG charged or tho
rTGTcIIY on tAe southwest corner ot Prince snd
Alfred streets, occupied By Wm. Il. Irwin.
4 reasonable cycdi! msy be sivoc oD the hou:o
sud grcu2d roG!5.
FEANUIS MILLER,
Ext, fJChn :. Miller, decd
~ Immediately after the above sale wall 10
I.iercd TEN SEAKES CITIZENS' NAIL.
BANK STOCK. oct21-ts
By WNcal & Lucss, Auc!ioncers.
ID. 1cnS Ss; 9. .:.. In eAsaea'g'
F2Y VIRTUE: OF. dccroo of Tho Corporc,icn
- CoGr: OF tho city Of Aioxald!is, rendered
a t5 October tcFn', 1873. in the above cause the
gnd@!slgncd, coTnmissioners, will, on TUES
ia J, TIC oh day Ct NoTomber, 1870 at II
"CoC% n. before the entrance Of the CORPORA.
Lon toul! House CT Alexandria city, ca Fairfax
street. sell by public auction 10 tEc hghoat bid
1cr, thA: VALUABLE HOUSE, and LOT OF
GROUND on the west side Of s.. nssnh STRAIT
bounded aid described - fJi,ows: beginning
~ tao wcs! sGa OF -. hsaph street Two hundred
hiI SIXTY $50 feet Ive inches south OF Gibbon
strcoa. and running thencn south With st. kssrh
tpC,l f.Itrbl i ,,,l. MI,
tHehc0 "c5ts!tJ aad Tar0ilel 10 Gibboa stree,
ono hRNdrcd "nd t"an.y. three Zee: iro in2hes
th2Hce nc7ta ptr.!e! - -. Ag.2:i street Gfsorn
."et eight and ono Gs!f inches; thenca With d.
!cct !ilo - the Beginning.
Icrms: On :hirt of tho purchase money in
ca.h tAa residue in throo cQan payments. pay
"hic respectively n SIX, twelve and eighteen |
m"nthS lrCm he day Of a4!.; thu ;icGerred pay |
!"'s 20 3c srci'riI toy "a" BONDS Q: the pU7chas.
"r' "iih good pcrsonal security with interest !
ifon n" day Ct sslc Hnd tho title CT the uToper.y
~ il@ retained un!ii ttc WhUn purchase price Is |
psii- K. kEMpNH
oct2}.ts Commis.ioaers @ ar
II i& U S.rEA' SSALE or VALUABLE |
Il "EO i.fi, AZ CLIFTON, FhIRFAX |
from ""scnh }. BrInTm end wife, dated tho !@t |
day 81 July, ISL, recorded among tho land roc
"ria O; fn'r'%X county llb0r p, No. t. foil @ti !
nnj Zoe tac purposes lhCrar inaniioucd tho un- |
det&En"t wall oIrr for sals a. public auction, n:
F@r;-X q. II, on MONDAY, tia lU:h day Of !
Noyo:nbc- "cxs, (Coart dny. yALUAULE ;
hpr, With the APHoVEM MNNr; thereon, |
~i!nin 30 yards of tho passenger depot of the |
Virginia &'disnd railroad, bruudcI a. follows:
neGiGnin% ~ in" southeast corner Of MilIiSul 4
Ford's lot, on Maln street, thaUco running ~.
the westerly sdo Of sad s.ro9. sou.hory % tset
t. SOu>h street; thence along the northery li:lU
ri South street westerly IS feet z inches thence
northcrly on the lin" o. lot Ao : - feet; thence
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-07
%lzEsea uE4Ta. sssH. .sc.

~ DTiEE i call She attention Of the public
- [" thu nnrt!."s2. corner nf tho market, on
Fa!irE Hnd Cameron streets. Nhare ! have re-
Sunod business at my old stand, end will have
90 baud hi vi times u good supply Of choice
FRESH fiEEGS consisting Of Heof, Mutton,
Limit. Eesl and Pork. together with all kinds
of Sausage a5d puddnqs Of nv cwn msrufsc-
turc; slso LOIILERS BOLOGNA and
FRA fhFORT ST USAGE. l also call atton.
lon To stai 10. 81. opposite, where have on
h.nd a ino selection ofchoico family PICKLES,
consisting Of Cucumbers. Chow Chow, put up in
mustard. Chop Pickles. Mixed Pickles. Gherkins,
Ceu!ihowcT and fickIed Onions, and all kinds Of
Pickles IN glass jara. Balford Sauce, Warwick
shlrs Sauce, Ca!&up. French Mustard, Pure
Olive Oh Imported Ellen Cheese, Pepper
Sauce. Sardncs. III Guartor and half boxes, Mac.
csroai, Lemons. otc. a good supply Of soaked
and smoked FYSi! prcpsrcd for tabla nse inn
mediatoiy.., consisting of Mackerel, Shsd, Sal
mon, and Potomac Roe Herring any of these
articles can be purchased after market hours at
my storo No. II Fairfax street. 2CO barrels OF
fish, consisting OF family Roe Herring in bar
Iels, ta!t barrels and kits; Potomac Ghad in
baIrals, half barrels md kills Mackerel No. /,
2 snd s. in barrels, hs(f barrels and kits.
GC'27 S. j. REED
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-07

Theundersipned Will continue athe GROCERY
LIQUOR AND CUMNISSION BUSINESS,
under the iirln nams Of W. a. JOHNSON Z
ca, al the ssTno place. AID be solicits the p.t-
ronase ct the i;isGde OF tho late firm Of W III. 4.
Johnson & Co. aad .h2 public generally.
oct % JNO Y. HAMMOND
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Neck Ruilling, Gloves. LAGOS and Kdsings.

The nndorsgned lesires to express his thanks
to his friends for their patronage TO the lsto firm
of VIM. E. johnson & Co.. and he hopes that
HAMMOND, who will continue tho business
for hinsolf under the ssmn name snd at the same
place w. a. JCH NSQN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-07
STOVES ANn TENWAEE.
STOVES!
AT 1dS KING STRKET

AT 14S KING STREET
would call special attention 10 my large stocl,
OF SIOF rs, embracing Portable Ranges, Cook,
faror, Dilng Room md Office Stoves OF the
lstest styles and most improved patterns, each
sad every one of which ia guaranteed to Give
entire satisfaction.
Also SEXTON'S, SPEARS and Eli other
FiHE PLACE HEATERS put up to heat one,
tWo and three roome
hot AIR FURNACES for heating dwell
lngs churches and public buildings, specisity
nave constantly on hand 8 large stock Of
I'm WARE, Chamber Scts Coal Hods and
ShoVels and Housefurnishing goods in general
am also prepared to repair Fire Place Heat
cTs, Hot Air Furnsces, Cook Stove Ranges and
al other Stoves that arc made
hoohng, Gu!terlng and Spouting done ct short
notice, in tho city and country, and on the most
reasonable terms. All work warranted to give
satisfaction.
sept5 THOS. HOY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-07

EOR KgNT-HOUSs No. 25 Cameron st.,
e between FsiTfsz snd Lee, Apply TO
sp S-tf j. II. y. SMOOT.
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cll.lg

e HSiti n Il e AND COM ii iS.;iG NEl.'S
= Sale OF RIAL KS!hTt IN FAiE.
FAN co, VA By virtue ai Al order Of lhs
District Court Of tho United States far 10 Ees,-
crn District OF Virginia, dated ucinbor !st 1879
"ntsrod in tho mat.o7 Of John II. Harrison,
bankrupt, tho uGdor.igned will sell by public
HIciion, Is! Fairfax G. H, Va on MUNDAY,
November l7th, 1879. (CourL day. Vt Gbou. u
"'cioci "a, tho following rARCEh5 OF
nhHo, tG,oEglng 10 tho estHta o! s,i bankrupt,
y'nE near BurEo's station, in Fairfax co vs.,
VS.: Ono tract continuing 81 acres and 30 polo3 !;
snL ono containing - acres and l3U poles, lyin z
adjoining, and making desirable farm Of about
. acres. Che above described lsDd IS sold free
'!1n the liens and incum mbraICos thereon.
Terms: One fourth cash on dsy OF sale; tho
FnsidUc in three equal lnstalments at one. two An
three years from day Of sale; the purchaser TO
give bonds, with approved security, bearing in
i"7cst. for tho deferred payments, and the titla
- 30 retained until tho bonds arc paid.
JOHN s. fOWLNB Assignee.
THOMAS MOORE, Commr.
fEr!sx county, oct l1-3a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-07

Germantown Wool, Zephyr WorSted, Shot.
land Floss and German Woolon Ys.ns. As
usual. our stock is complete.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-07

SOLID COMFORTS. For the best COOKING
Stoves. FIRE PLACE HEATERS, OFFICE
STOVES, RANGES. FURNACES and STOVE
WoAK centrally, call on
STANsbURY & Bro,
Coroer kiog and Columbus sts.
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e2s<pGEg5Es AHD g.se.Ussss.

s EEODBKS g. Co,
Wholesale Dealers and jobbers in
GKOJEHIES, PROVISIONS, FLOUB,
SALT AND FISH.
A full limo of celebrated pure old Whiskeys,
Erandies, Gin, Rum, SC. Massey & Co.'s Phis-
dolphia and Clsgeirs Baltimore Aies, snd Berg
Gor q Ensols LsIer Beer, il casks or bottles
Agents Tor Jsmcs s. WEIGH Best Family
Flour, James S. Kirk s. Cos. Standard Soara.
Dupont g Co.'S. Sporting and Blasting Gun
Eowdo?, ard Baltimore End Potomac River
Stesnors.
Orders promptly a;tanjod 10, and conaign'
mG3ts solicited. No. u King streat,
&C! &tt-!i EioxsnGr:s, ".
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DAY. NOVEMBER r, 1879.

e37snIE:ss.sl
HMOV Al.
GEO. AcBURNEY {: >l>N,
iiavc removed t. :hsi.
NEW BUILDING.
.S.W. COT. King& Wash'n. Sts.,
And hsvo opened very large stock Of
FANCY AND STAPLE GROCERiKs,
FINE AND MEDIUM,
WINES AND LIQu0RS,
which thoy namo in part SIS follows:
Finest English Pickles in slsss.
Lea 8 Porrin's Worcestershire Sauce.
Italian and French OliYo Oil.
French and American Ground and Prepared
MustsTds.
NIAuile ieHCu SHSHS anu C5pers.
Walnut. Mushroom snd Tomato Cstsup.
Finest Maple Syrup in glass, chesp.
Canton Preserved Ginger at 2,.arrslouslv loy
prices.
The only original and genuine Albert Biscuit. |
Chocolate, Vanilla. Raspberry and Lemon |
Sugar Waters, to be found only q. cur store.
Sa'dires in purest Olive OIL, cheap
Italian snd American Maccsroni and Verni- |
cell.
Cox's and Nelson's Gestino
Chalmers Brl!isnt Gelstino, oausl in al! ra-
spects TO Coxs, only 15c per package.
Bakers and Rpp's Cocoa and Brons
Bakers Premium and Gornan STsa: Etoco. !
late
Pottsd Tongue. Ham, Chicken, Duck, Game,
Turkey and Beef
Cannod Freah Lobitor, Msckore, Salmon,
Crab, Beef, Tomatoes, Corn, lama Besns, Groom
and &arrowfst fcss, Peaches and Pineapple,
Preserved Strawberries, Ksspbrrins Tomstoes,
Piuns, snd Cranberry Sauce.
FRU1TS-Malags snd Catswhs tlrGpes yery
limo, Figs, Cu-rsnts. Raisins, iit7cn, Oranges
and Lemons
IEhS-Onr line of Teas embraces the best
snd moit celebrated hrs1ds kuowr to .ha trada.
-Four grades Of 4unlowler, cary strong a5,E
r'ch N E'oay, Forr,o:n Oolong. Gass, Giectl
lea, lGir%'". l&pan, tLrcs 3tAGes rich and
d+csle, Ens'.sh EreaE lss:, elegant drink, uy-
son at 30. pcr ID, very good, Hero Cho; 10 per
10. pure sid especislly &c in lsgor
LlQuOf&- Bakers. Mllrt's Schuylkll!
Mat. o. Z. No. J., Xix Horn and Virgins
Glade furc Rye Whiskiea; Old Rourbpr,
French ard California BruGdy, Holland Gin,
Ps!e and Dark Sherres vc:y rich and r,uty,
&. II, Mumm s. Cos. and Feipo- Heisick
Chaplagne, Cslifornis Champagne, Euglish snd
Scotch ale and Brown Stout.
All o.her goods vt low figures.
GEO. McBUKNET & SON,
Fine snd Family Grccrrs,
s. w. cor King 81 Wash. sis.
N. E.--Mill bo rlossed 10 have I'LL como 10 |
500 cur store end iue stock which wo will tako
great pleasure in showing, there being no obi-
cation to buy unless disposed TO do so.
nov I-tJl q. MeBURNEY & SON.
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O hcni Gusli.y,
k"t A'H:' ecr"neG ! will he p!osSod TO
snai''g nag fr:anda 80: cnatcn2ers 81 lowest r,sr-
n.a';i"a Delivered Il houses, cars or botis,
i13g :sn u; &I!A ihs
mT W L. SMQOY.
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- W oCL4l - III IL IUT, acc u.
~ ll:-!ncdiately after the above sa!e wall 10
clcrcd TEN SHARES CITIZENS NATL,
BANK STOCK. Get 2--ts
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-11

Ia expected to destroy entirely Lord Beacons-
fields scientific frontier Even the Russian
press admits that this ls Inevitable and that
it will now be necessary to overthrow Afghan
istan Dis an independent power. England II
warned, however, that she need not expect to
occupy the whole territory OF the Afghans,
as Russia intends to have share. This
claim OF Russia, II 1t Ii pressed, will lead to
serious complications, and probably 70 open
war. British traditions are opposed to yield
ing UP anything. and whatever England may
gain In Afghanistan she may be expected to
keep. III Russia wants slice Of the territory
she will have to fight for Il.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-11

that most valuable OF all our imports, the ro-
bust, hardy, intelligent white laborers q the
old Euro oean States. Such we're the eargoes
lii the olden time. when the white Immigrant
population, which has filed up this vast val
ley. came to this city and thence were ditfused
through tho valley. Then. toe, y was not
difficult to induce q large portion Of THIS pop
fIation To remain here, and this CAL % done
now If wa can offer them the temptations and
employments. and impart to their minds the
correct and just ideas Of the great advantages
presented I'll this State for tho application oil
their labor, tho preservation Of their health,
and the prosecution Of their labor under wise
and vigorously enforced laws and low taxa
ton.
There should be some board Oh Intelligent
and active citizens to look after this imml-
erat,t Glaze, md geo that they ore properly
cared far md instructed in regard to the
great resources and advantages OF this State
and city for settlement md enterprise.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-11
NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT SEPTEMBER Il 1879

to 7t7,24g, while the seven largest Southern
Statos. Alabama, Georgia, Louisiana, Mlssls-
sippi, North Carolina, Texas and virginia
contained only ca 547 Northerners. Louisiana
ranks third In this list, being exceeded only
by Virginia and Texas. Such was the show
Ing In 1870. It will be far different by the next
census. The Northernsborn population living
south Of Mason and Dixon's line has prob
ably quadrupled during the last decade.
There has been large emigration from lnd1-
ana and Illinois to Mississippi. from New
York to Virginia. from Massachusetts to
Florida and Tennessee, and from almost al
the Northern States To Texas.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-11

The great question In Queensland, Austria
liza, IL the Chinese question. Out Of q popu-
lation Of 100000 in that province 10000 are
Mongolians. In the mining districts 1900 out
OF a total population Of 10000 are Cinnamon.
The matter has aroused popular attention
and Indignation, and, although no attempt
has been made, as In California, to do bodily
violence to the Mongoians. the most strin-
gent anti Chinese laws have been passed to
drive the heathens out Of the country. Yes
sells are prohibited from carrying more than
one Chinanan to every ten tons Of their
burden. Chinese miners are required to pay
special and very heavy license tax: all gov
eminent contractors are forbidden, under
heavy penalties, from employing any Mongo-
lians on public works. The result Of these
laws is that the Celestial population Of AUS
tralia Is rapidly decreasing, and the Austria
lians expect soon to be altogether rid OF their
hated neighb ors.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-11

The Oneida Community has set the Nor
mons good example by abolshing their
somewhat queer and immoral practices re-
garding marriage. The principle on which
marriage among the Oneidans was based was
free love. Whenever husband and wife be-
came tired Of each othsr. either could leave
and pick up a new partner. II the Mormons
would but follow the example Of the Oneidans
and change their marriage customs, they
would put an end to their quarrel with the
Federal government and efrectually get rid
of the Mormon question for the future The
matter would easily be settled, as out OF o
population of 10000 Mormons only 2Ooo are
polygamous.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-11

correspondent OF the very stalwart Le-
mars Sentinel has visited the Ncodemus
negro colony in Graham county, Kansas, and
sends back a very picturesque but dolorous
description Of tho colored colonlsts there that
ought to prove an antidote to the worst case
of Kansas fever. ''If you have ever seen q
prairie dog town." says this stalwart, "you
have seen Nicodemus. The houses are not
noticeable until you are fairly before them
and in some places, we have undoubtedly
driven over them, unaware that we were driv
ing over the home OF @ human being. The
houses are built Of logs and rooted with mud !;
the furniture consists Of little more than
q three-legged stool and an old, rickety bed
stead Unless they receive some beneiicence,
disease and famine will undoubtedly carry off
half the negroes at Nicodemus this winter"
Comment on this Radical picture OF negro
life In Kansas is unnecessary.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-11

The New York Democratic Convention
failed to make any nominations yesterday.
The action of the State committee preceding
the meeting of the convention, and the selec-
ton of Senator Jacobs, Of Brooklyn, as tenn
porary chairman indicates the success OF the
Tilden- Robinson faction and the defeat Of
Kelly and his friends. 1t Is known that ma
iority Of the delegates elect will vote for the
denomination of Gov. Robinson on the first
ballot and the failure of the convention to
proceed with the nominations is matter Of
some surprise. 1t Is probable that the adjourn
ment over to to-day was for the purpose Of
fixing upon some basis Of harmony. and thus
prevent the bolt that ID threatened by Tam
many