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The Red Cloud chief., 1879-09-18
Fortune Awaiting q claimant.

Their J., an e-tat. worth over -itst.-
uD awaiting l;r-a pirtrhe "r E"-a N"ll.
and the b<wcgu 7tntss j. luih"ri;s for
ia" statement that . reward ~ -itsr =
offered ipr information that will bad q,
her discovery bS Mr.. D.i'h.. wh" j.
making AN industrious ,.arrh FIR ID"
bet heir.--. The story J. quite roman
tie AMI Interesting. AI-rui - year- SO,
the Dirtch" family from l~;a,isu. Ger
many. arrived in New YORK III. fam
lis scattered. and one If tn girl-. H"~a.
shortly afterwards married Ilsury Nuil.
iu >yraru-". After h..rumiug the father
"f one child. taiharinc. N"ii ds-.rta-I
his Wit" anil went To- Chie1g, from
W"el-P"rt. where the famil, then lived
Mr.. \"ll. thr"" year~ aftrrward. r.
turned 4" syracuse and found employ
m"ut ~ th" family 81 Hr. Blanrhari
Fi-ga'c. Thi- j. ~ far y. -br ba- been
traced. II h1- been a-c.Ttainasl that AZ
ter the SEPARATION Henry NoIi pr,asssIai
:" Chicago. and los hard itlp,r aud irn-
gal habit au,a--ssl a large fortune. Ten
CT twenty YEAR sine" hs Wa taken -irk.
aud. after = lingering Hines. died IN
hi '~."aih-b"t b" reprinted e hi unfsiih-
ful conduct toward hi- Young .IS,rI-s.
and wili.rf her hi vast estate. amount
Ing to s~D.oD This will wa admitted
"a probate. and during this bong p.ri.-i
81 time ha- never bern claimed hy the
lpgs'ef. The iutsrs-; uuiug hs.
swell.si the amnun; until IL ha- rearhsd
N. handsome sum Il s%IGJ.ssl aud up
ward. III" gentleman ~h" wa- IN
>eir"h 81 Mr.. Non = an own brother.
H. -ay- hi- sister j. now ovrT - YEAR
81 ag-. aDd th" daughter aged ah-,ss; -
Mr.. N"Il'- personal ~apI~aranc. j. d.
-crihe'l A. follows: Tall in stature. biur
eye~. dark brown hair. and prrG-s.-
ing appearane.-Bnsaig ~. ~ EI
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-09-18
4 Novel Tugi,oai.

While NJ Ii'uu Ma see fsH
with = pirs rer"nilf ustr ls1 J.
ia thr yarht I u,l" Pete. susi tss .
~s~ wing AZ anchor. sii uf -5.ilrr 10
out apparent 'll-" she started 80
frightfnl -f-~.i 1As ,sfsar h.
wa- --,u rzpltin.i Hs a ha-
rising Ia ~" surface - tif s.HI
~" ans hnr rut. fastened go srf
fin \ small fi-h.n. iaait vt
caught. ter, bs 81 sp. irir faT-
s~uiaugi~.I Nth that of ihs Z u..r Is'r
The f-h then wrHf -ffs gsf fr irft j.
L., uiih i-ih brat irf --sr
wpull ct nszsr fhs sip.si &c tfrf BE- a.
aby "h again sui msl' tsf ,hr rHsa
The a.hiuy beat a-lu -u' l- ia' f-
! B.l. i'sf.r vac ssffr-i fs, r.
i"rf Birlry. sn,l i' "a. rsrf sH
iaf"rr ID" i"silh-h hnaiit ls' go
anchor F"fs "a. converted srt oil .
slime vhirh -uuLi Ne ~ fru
There 49, 49, hsrT.sn as l-1aUi Ga
! ucls Peter fhaft,sfea hsrs
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-09-18

~ Sssp~l > slasF~~ ss Hart
os,. ~ ~ t~gSrspss e 80 rsfsa'
Fsorss trsAtinr ths ssh ~ eosn !
Aas kss~i Except o.
H. t-.vsvau~ns a~ns ~ -
al ~ hasyF~s. sol gave - Ha
iassts v sas e - 50
~ sr,AA "a usa-Ass fvp ''
D.. wasssrs8. buf ~e@ shss ~r :
hst q ~ est e ia Es-h IN
.saa t-Asaus $50 81 th
eraussnt ! pi @ u us 3 eess
80 : AsnkTs lt s ~t s a
E.sFa &C. e ns7 # nr @
r,sht-,i 49, r ss 80 %"
asvkAs g rs4p shah CAS- l g
ass at.us an rEA
ssxst3n@. thr Town
T.. sAsisfs 49, caaass e b.
hsa a,rs ais }sat Asris @
al sssars.rs ~s,ti, f
81 Magssa. a ~hAA ts
"a ~ NAP ~ Traces
ussv rvFrvh shv g
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The Red Cloud chief., 1879-09-18
School and Church.

The Tennessee University at Knox
Vile is about TO have endowed a chair
of athletics and gymnastics
1t is stated that one-f5nrth of-the
Congregational ministers in Vermont
are without pastoral charge.
The Jewish temple in Vick>burr.
Miss, has been offered Ia the BaptiSts
of that city until they are able to rebuild
their church. recently destroyed by fire.
The Chicago Plymouth Con"rega-
tional Church, of which the Rev. Cnas.
4. Everest is pastor, has paid off its en-
tire debt of 100000.
The Baptist Missionary Union has
appropriated S275,0O0 to cover expenses
for the year 1880. Fifteen mission
aries and teachers are supported by the
Union.
The public schools of Halifax are
said to- be i'm an excellent and efficient
condition. and the system Is crowned BY
a well equipped and vigorous high
school.
mir. Holloway is actively proceeding
about the erection of ms proposed col.
lege for women in England. The whole
cost, it is said, will be more than 81
100000.
The 'sRev." Ann Oliver is said to
be one Of the most attractive pulpit ora
tors in Brooklyn. She is about % years
Of age-tall, slim, dark, not pretty, but
exceedingly graceful.
The national teaching of drawing
in Paris has now been definitely agreed
upon. The city proposes to open lee
lures on art, and there are to be 152
scha0is for beys, 50 forsirls, Al classes
for adults, 4 schools for men and 1 for
women.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-09-18
Science and Industry.

An oatmeal company has been in
corporatrd at MuScatinc, Iowa, and a
mill will SOON be- in operation.
The English Pathological Society
expects Ia complete Il new dictionary of
the English language 10y 1890.
The annual tobacco crop of the
United States is about 40. 900, 900
pounds, t~wo-thirds of which Is exported.
California shipped Ia New York
last year S2i,l S5 gallons of wine and
90, 40 gallons of brandy, the produce of
the vineyards.
MIR. l.. =. Crozicr, formerly of Mar
settles, France, and the wealthy c%ultiva-
tor Of mulberry trees and silk worms ut
Silkyille, Kan. proposes, If is said. Ia
introduce the industry in West Feli.i-
ana, La.
An iron floating dock j. being con
structed AT DantZic. of which the total
weight will he 5,ooo.o00 kilogrammeS.
1t will hold the largest vessels of the
German Navy, and * Ia he completed
i'm the curse of next year.
One of the largest rolling-mill~
about Baltimore has resumed the manu-
facture of iron rails. This mill has been
closed for three years. Ii will employ
between 500 and 100 men. 1t has large
orders for both iron and steel rails.
-Looking-glasScs are silvcred, rs il is
called. by the following process: A sheet
of tinfOil is placed very smoothly on Il
table or stone, and the foil is her flood
ed with mercury. The glass Is laid up
ON If in such Il way A. To eNpel air bub-
bles. and heavy weights are laid on the
glass. The weights press out the super
tluous mercury. and what remains forms
an amalgam with the tin. which adj
heres To the back of the glass.
|Liechten>tein il. according To the
principles Of international law, III var
with Prussia; but the fact i generally
overlooked. possibly because Liechten-
stein has only 5000 inhabitants and no
army, although she retains her parlia-
ment and has a governing Prince, john
Ill. In the war of 1866. like many other
petty German States. L~eichtenstein sided
with Austria. At the end of the war.
Liechtens,ein alone was neither annexed
o compelled Ia sign a treaty of peace.
SO that Prince John III. is nominallv the
enemy ofthe PruSSian King, but he visits
Berlin ~peaceably.
The protective tariff that it is pro-
posed TO levy on American lard and ba-
con imported into Germany is causing
much p~roteStation there. These articles
of consumption have been sold there at
considerably lower prices than the do
mestic articles, greatly 10 the rejoicing
of the poorer classes. of whom many
find il hard to live ut all. Even the
farmers are said t sell their pigs alive.
and TO buy the imported product. The
proposed duty will thus fall directly upon
the poorer classes. and since lard and
pork form a considerable part of their
diet. will be more oppressive thar a SIM
liar duty upon almost any other article
Of food.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-09-18
TRrE Gypsy STORY.
Efading . lsag Lost ~Ghiia-Ths rsIis<y 80
Strvunsssssfisi tvtss~p.~.

sFRsA A- - HF
WiiNpsn,Rgr. Pa. AuE. io-Th~
~eIusl ,o the m~y-i-ri"u. d-isapI-AraBoc
of n child in this city !. pow t--ins de-
yclnI.d. ami III. facts. n ,hey eons~ -
hight. Transcend in ~'m~ particular. The
story of thu ls<s q chari-y Ro.. T. y.
another illustration of thu fac; that,
while circumstantial evidence may -
oyrrw hslming. iunoS-uc" mas Srt prr-
vail. During the term e Mayor Near
n.y 81 Wilks~lsarrv tn"W d-ysa--dl.
several year. agp. a l"'-ly child, war
If age. -;rangel, disappeared from -.
parents home on Brewery llll The
mother wa> distracted ami -vm.~l e.
support sn accusation q the n.ishi-,r.
that the father. Morgan Thomas. had
murdered 70 III order io nd him~-l' Il
the responsibility # IL m~siniruanc~.
N~I-iYApI>G CIHCt M-rs>cT-.
Mayor kearu-y nj unc- - iim~li
about f~rrriing "ui the MATTER. put ~.
f"rvr 81 det",tiY-- upon the Suspected
parents track. and privately informed
hi imm~iiai. friends that h. VA c,,n-
WINGED If III" guilt If ia" father. and
would -pon hang him for a cruel mur,
der. III" believed that h. hal in al.
possession sufficient -, i,lrnr" "a NOR
than ~ub~,aniiatc the story told Ls thu
nrighbor- and hN him--lf. that the par-nt
had murdered hi child anil successfully
disposed of the corps. In" father at
first Indignantly repealed the charge
His character until thi- time hail been
u~ntarni.h,si. When he discovered.
however, that the wife If hi, i-r~um ap-
pearrd Ia entertain a like suspicion. h.
gave WAY ." apparent rem"r>e border
ing on insanity. In the meantime the
Mayor Ma active. and was formulating
a theory. sustained hy an almost in
vincible train "f evidence tending IN
show the guilt If the pru'irat" parent.
The Mayor was truly sincere i'm hi, CON
victions. hut ere h. had completed hi
Investigations he Wa suddenly struck
down by death.
FOUND N \ NEIGHBoEI>G CoU>TY.
Years have passed by and the circum-
stance has long sine, ceased To- be- a them"
pchdlcr. an old acquaintance II the fam
ily Ia which the missing infant belong
ed, CHANGED to hc travelling in the yicin-
ity If Tunkhannock. in the adjoining
county. and discovered the un"-lnSi
child. He at nncr conveyed the iut-lli-
gence Ia the parents i'll Nilkr,barr' and
they repaired Ia the place named aud
fully identified it. hut the people having
il in charge refused la give il up. The
parents returned Ia Wilkr>harr-, and.
procuring a warrant from Alderman
Don"hue. ar" How in quest If their child.
Efforts will be- made to punish the all
duCtur-.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-09-18

,he rn<sne ssi vshs~~~ issa sa siH~~
anr~s-useah,z nae Th~rs 3~s -
sps-ar - rva~-n -hy tes snEte"ss -
SS.r m~n "a fAr srain sA~aAs ~ h~A -
AZ. ~t@~ r~.t~nshls SO ihs sesSsns
ENarvr TFfA@a
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-09-18

Rosa Bonheur always dresses in a
semi-masculine costume when At her
studio work. Mile. Bernhardt, howev-
er, e 10 the extreme. and dons trous-
ers when she works with the chisel.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-09-18
On the GREAT Dalrvmple farms

On the great Dalrymple farms in
Minnesota, comprising a total of 10000
acres of grain, lis self-binding reapers
cut l.50O acres a day. In threShing 20
steam thresher are employed. The yield
this year will be Somewhere between 20
and % bushels per acre. Fifteen cars
of grain will be shipped per day when
the season commences.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-09-18

Tell not vosIr secrets in . eDrn-heid /:
IL has thousands If ezr.-fAioss L1sr-
nai- Mss not your girl in a pDtzto-fed /:
Il has myriads Of eyes-tEios2o TnbEa>-
In London bread If superior quality
: -osd a; ) cent PR pound. a lower
price than FIR ~ year
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-09-18

-whi.tkT. thr a1l-; Hho hal E'-g
difficulty xiih Ru.sin. had las~T =
MARY difi-ulfy wiih hi. er~daor- /
PHEASANT friend. eaifiag oas DIS. sad.
II congratulate Won On YVur gst1s1g "
sell through yoslE ~diHfenr@- wnh y0or
eF-liEors. Nj Bsg d~Ifiicai;s-- r.
pied whistL~r. ~s.asri-hinx ~. shar
l0k anil grinBinZ; .-A<ir dlGaEi
n0, min. drar boy-Aar
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-09-18
4 Hummiag .Bird's Nssi.

Recently q hamminx irri r
f'urst rs -ffns p~r~sn- tss Bal
riru' nsiural curiosity f]"pnsrffup
csrupa-.ipB. and whs" captured 'hs
two yusTsy humfners susi fhs I'D ~
is-,k them h9m@ asi bail fh~r4 stuff
They ar. - h. -uf 81 a uss
# natural ruras-r'hs. -G b
DIN. The n..f j. isiil' us = Hfi
ard ~-~srrslF th~ .izr q bali sa
salunt. Both ns-; anil twZ su
~ With little psa;shs- e lirhsH r.f.
slmf,-t in!-@~bA~ - TIL sfsr fs.r
ether. aat the De- t-sk. far "a AHa. 20
natural .~Rrr~@-uss oH th@ 'v r
B.-t = pishl.. lfk~ q 'iay sgP q So
and tho in-si. 8. lind sifa a Hhlt~
-sanc~. -. reh and IF a. shit
IN. lis'is biui- Az al-s5. fs -jhs -
lsImb8. l-~>. s~ry pfSf's. ssd fhr .'
oa n Iif;I~ p~rcb Yst ast.ids fh~
With Dy~u hall.. ~has tn obi hrti b-
sr- over ihs~su ;s fe~si their ESs
~. \ Jyarnaf
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-09-18

The cod-fishing business of San
Francisco employs Is vessels and $50
men,. There has been little chrnge in
the last 10 years.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-09-18

In the y~sssses csssrf. The
Prosecutor. s~BI-sehing tn e~iaF&tsT -
a sOIng xOulan brss4ghf l~faFr fh~
c.s1rt ..As tDr this i-Insi~ Vie. hs~
breath Ike a p~-;isne- sad . -
an irpninzISgari- j. @srr~iy
p@rs-tszal zpI-4rHiee- ia lsa- o,lYT -sns
is5. II is7S -hs va Av-ssi 80
u0sai-iss committed 90 The
street The prisoner o1a
with vsh>msacsB-" Year HgnDr. !
pro;~-t azains; the Nanton insa-aoa q
thu hrs-ai.-ihi- laying hsrs q 10
.s-rsT- Il private bf~ Pun Fspy
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-09-18

-Daaphin gray - ns~ shall .
graz that win b. WorE 10 ~ A
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-22

at. CHARLES HoTEL-Chas G Cooler. and
wife Chicago. J Bowling, city: y Willis, Miss
Laura Willis, Galveston; Miss l. Bushman,
Now YORK; Mr. and Mrs Watson, q Beck Lou
isiana Mrs VIM Won Publ Mrs Dougheriy.
Miss Doueherty. Baton Rouge II Carter, st
Louis; Frank barrie. W Garceau. New York
Rott Pngh, Louisiana: John Brown. New York {:
U Sebree. United States navy: w 7 Mullen. Vt
Louis. Il II Persons aud wife. Miss Persons. ] =
Kicker and wife. J Fl Boundy and wife. O d
Nash. Milwaukee,; 9 b Bnrnham. st Louis
Thos J Check, Louisyille: j y Russ, Clifton.
Tenn: J McDavltt Memphis; w + Warmock.
eity W Davis and wife. Providence.
CITY HOTEL-Wm Smith, Mississippi; J M
Mumford Bayou Sara J Hal. Leote: Cyrus
Thompson and wife. Bslleyile: Miss Alice
Boon, Jefferson City. Mo; Lieut. Ssbree, U s
Navy: II 2 summers. New York: M N Tare-
ton. Pass Christian: NJ Wat, = Herring.
Mississippi: NJ Knowles Washington. ID u:
John d Saint. Miss G Il DuBose, Frank lin Mrs
Lee. Mississippi; G Lagarde. Thibodnux;
Sp;cer Jones' Assum ption: II l. Irwin. Free
mans Landing.
Some squander their money through riotous
living others buy shadines.
writ Ia Dir
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OFFICE OF AUDITOR OF STATE.

New Orleans, January %, 1879.
The Louisiana Equitable Life In
surance Company of New Orleans
has this day filed in this Office
sworn statement in regard to regis
tered policies in said company, and
deposited the necessary reserve
thereon, as required by act No. 80
of the extra session of the General
Assembly of 1877, entitled Gan act
to better secure holders of life in
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
MON ETARy.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANH DEMOCRAT.
Friday Evening, March 81. 1879.
pu,v our.EAna CLEARINGHOUSE.

Total this week .... as.seO0 37 % sl,ieo.36e N
We quote exceptional paper GOT cents Al
do TO. second grade doc: loans on col
aterals G0s: Al mortgage paper s@-' SEQ
ond grade do @ cent per annum'
Mexican dollars are now quoted at s3'a@sa
and trade dollars at poB95o. Halves and QUAR-
ters tAmercan, are quoted at 99@99h.
The aales of Foreign Exchange were tair
and rates are easy. Bank sterling rules ut
-oDlae. and bill Of lading and clear bills ~
4s28as8 saes-cis.o 900 bill lading at 40 la@ts8'.
French bills are easy and 1uiet. We quote
bank francs 80 commercial 5.23A@-.
Bank sight bills opened weak and closed
tho same ut par: commercial Ia quoted 5-16@ a
y cent discount.
State Consola firm Mt a9@4ph.
Premium Bonds closed easy Mt 24a@25.
Stocks ars firm.
No street sales.
qTDCBg
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Company



CHICAGO. March 81. 9!25 n. m.--Lard-6.Ts@
80 April, G.hb6oG571s May.
Union stock Yards. Estimated receipts 81
hogs to-day 10000: official yesterday 1874; do
shipments g6e2: light hogs 20 1904. mixed
packers, 50 1891 70: heavy shipping q 1904 3d.
$50 u, n.-Olose.-W heat-se : 6Qs9 4 April. 80,
@s8a MAY. Corn-gIX asked hprll. 85. asked
May, g57s bid June. Oats-25s May, 25a@25'.
June Pork-slG If April. $40 26@I0 27H May.
Lard-G,47h April, 6.55 May.
ST. LOUIS. March 2f.-0pening. Wheat.
OIL O2a bid March, I'll GA bid April. ~ 0)4 bid
May. Oorn-s2.. bid March. 32A April. aaa
asked May, atn June: ., ia March !, o,,. hid
April, Of % May. Corn-32's March. az. Aprll.
49, bid May.
NEw YoRK. March n. 12:45 y. m Wheat
Rpring al G2a01 ob, do winter 81 04@l -. Cora
Az, 49ss@49s. Pork ~ 250lo 50. Lard 6.65.
Foreign
JtvERpooL. March 81, l.9o .. m. Corn
New mixed 40 bd6b4s cd. Breadstufs-b mall
business ut lower prices. Wheat Western
spring rs Bd@ss al. do winter ss 1id@9s I'D.
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cheerful rather than depressed. The hard
times have swept the poor concerns OUT q *
istence. Capital Is seeking profitable invest
mant. Wholesale dealers generally report an
Increase In the bulk Of their sales ranging
from 10 to 20 per csDt, although ut low pIice ss
as compared with the business q previtpus
years. The small stocks which retail dea a's
have bought during tho past year h ho b bsen
exhausted and these merchants nave pe .Hu
buyIng more literally, and often upon shorter
credit Or for cash. Collections are more easily
made than during any year since the pa , y,
The Southern trade still shows the e,lect y,
the low prices Of cotton and sugar. Despnv NV,
somewhat Improbable year % s nnS7g s@Y
Pho vellow fever epidemic apparently a.
ayed rather than Injured the trade h q PI artb
which suffered from Its ravages. me MILL MILL
and extreme West immigration. anu hcuyy
lumberiup season. and the beginning .,
work by farmers and builders, have inere .s
the circulation Of money and stmulateh han-
ufacturiBg interests.
No finer relish ever was enoased- sbahihes'
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Another counterfeit standard silver dollar
thirty grains lighter than the genuine mas
made It's appearance. and the prudent man
viii beware Of II and aet his face Ike Hint
nralnst Lnkng II.
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ormercial and Financial Matters.

rho favorable reports from New York and
,,,,orrool stimulated our cotton market yes
..rlav. and made the dealers In the staple
,ool confident and happy.
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COW VI ERCIAl.
OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
Friday Evening, March II. 1879.

COTTON-Durlng the past few days an active
movement has taken place In this art cle and
prices have ruled firm. The stoadiness Of our
local market Is attributed to the advance at New
York and Liverpool. The sales Of futures Mt the
latter place for the week are upwards Of 1860
bales. The market to-day closed strong. with
sales Of 1000 bales.
Tho following is the official closing of the
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-22

We have received from Mr. Nimmo, the
chief OF tho Bureau Of Statistics, copy Of
his remarks on his annual report on foreign
commerce, from which we gather some in
teresting facts The commerce Of the United
States with Great Britain and all her colonial
and other dependencies, constituted So per
cent OF our entire foreign commerce. Over 80
per cent OF the provisions and breadstufIs ex-
ported from the United States during the last
fiscal year was produced in the Western and
Northwestern States. The average cost Or
transportation from the region of the Red
river of the North, on the line OF the North
ern Pacific Railroad, and also from the more
distant parts Of the States 81 Iowa. Nebras-
ka and Kansas to the seaboard, was less dur
ing the past year than the rates which pre-
vailed from the western parts Of the States
or New York and Pennsylvania to the sea-
board only eighteen years ago. In this con-
nection we take the following from a New
York telegram to the Chicago Tribune;
The condition OF the business interests OF
the country. as compared with the outlook a
year ago at this time, gives promise OF
profitable season and the beginning OF the re-
turn Of national prosperity MS assurance
of general and apparently lasting renewal
OF business Is obtained from ItpoilS NJ lh6
actual condition OF the trades, manufactures
and other Industries in the States, and from
the business centres In those States from
Massachusetts, Connecticut, New Jersey s ana
New York In the East, to Ohio Indiana, Iii
nos and Missouri in the West; from Mime
Sofa Wisconsin and Michigan In the North,
to kentucky, Tennessee and Louisiana In the
South, Correspondents OF the Times nave
sought the views Of prominent men ln every
branch OF industry, and OF those who have
complied the statistics OF trade, and have also
pursued their own independent lines of inves-
tigation The unanimity OF expression as TO
because each inquirer was pursuing his in
vestigation entirely unbiased and independ..
ent Of any other There are few branches OF
trade that do not share In the revival gener-
ally reported, and even In these the inactivity
Is local or confined to department OF the IN
dustry rather than general, and the feeling Is
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-22

state Consols closed firm ut $685.
AGAINST 4g7s048la on Thursday. Premium
Bonds closed easy at 2494 6l25, against 241st1
d on the previous day The sales at the
stock Exchange amounted TO $4,000 81
states and $4,000 Of Premiums,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-22
WEATHER BULLETIN.

Wan DEPARTMENT,
Hignal Bervioe United States Army. J
Daily meteorological record for the eight hours
ending at 3:43 .. m. Friday. March 81.
Observations taken at the same moment Of
time Mt nil stations
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-22

In the Now York Legislature tho Senate
Committee on Banks submitted table show
Ing that there are twenty-seven institutions
now IN receivers hands aud the amount due
The depositors IL $l32O7,s $50 OF; all but seven
of these banks are located IN New York city.
and one. the Long Island. IN Brooklyn.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-22

The foregoing statement is a just, true and
Erect transcript from the books OF the Com
hy. JAMES |. DAY. President.
T. CARPENTER. Secretary.
worn to and subscribed before me this tWen-
second day Of January, 1879.
A. INGRAHAM, Notary Public.
'the Board of Directors, at a meeting held on
) twenty-second day Of January, 1879, after
Hing aside Ten Thousand Dollars TO the
Eerve fund from the net earnings Of the year.
q paving the 10 per cent dividend TO the
Sckhoiders, have resolved to pay a Cash
IVIDEND OF TWENTY PER CENT on the
earned participating premiums Of the year
Hing December 81. 1878. said dividend payable
and after Monday. the twenty-seventh day OF
huary 1879.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-22

Nothing can compare with Reeds Gilt EdR
Tonic for bilious and malarial fevers.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-22

The Congressional Record gives table
showing Che way the sewing machines Tor
book binding In use by the government do
their work There are nine machines ~
<424g hours they sewed 4,577028 signatures
The cost Of the labor to manage the ma
chimes was sg79 %; tho same sowing done
~ hand would have cost tS43sS %, 50 that INC
saving IL $3.515 10, or nearly 80 per cent.