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withdrawn from the Bank of England to-day on bal

withdrawn from the Bank Of England to-day on bal
ance At Paris rentes fell OF to 1881. Soc..
State bonds ct the Board were very dull. with
sales confined to Louisiana consos at 63ss Railroad
bonds strong and generally higher. and the fol-
lowing the changes compared with last previous
sales AN advance Of q in New York Elevated Rail-
road rsts. u in Jersey Central convertible assented
and Wabash seconds tex-couponl. 4 In Denver and
Rio Grande frsts. Ohio and Mississippi seconds and
Great Western seconds (ex-coupon and u in Hanni-
bal and st. Joseph Fights convertible. There
decline of Il in Wabash convertible (ex-coupon) 9 in
Morris and Essex rsts consols and u in Burlington.
Cedar Rapids and Northern hrsts. and st. Paul sink
ing funds.
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Wheat was without decided change and ccsed At the
:i iS.S s:H,s %s Fssr%sfy ooa bid css asked
s;a = 81. N:ss s. OK S.a y s.ssd
were s7sooS S@:Ssl, AZ o. 81 a@A Tor 30 . rcd
& ~ fss s DO Fss;%:y
": SI Ss sr IL e? s:s -n' rs fS ts
g. s q and 81 = ., for f y
.'es%s5 sss BID, .sse asked a.. 30: t7;ss
Now f''sssry ' Nd te ss % s'sfS Dc
s &c BID tSs, %i.d: Nay, ..s.%sr, s:s It'd q ase
81 new &" DO !ss s".hs. February steamer at
H. .r asS Ss;"s ss6 Al M "a . ss@ sa
mixed ise for No mixed 50 for do IN store, 44e
& ~ low %ssS and sas 0 for ySli S
W. NOT. sales .so,. %c,.WEssrs White
SSs,.asS %issS 10 mixed as; No. mixed
aSssr Clorn-Bsrsinx dull and quoted at ioc for
ilHsr as %sr@iIs%p Va: fairy .ssv. and w.hgu.
prices; LOO bales sod a aSe a. ills, cash. We
rs A%.c1 assef S'is ss .s
Italian, s ss: s and si ms Ms n hemp "'S sn;': :.
No.a;srs Domc.t, dull stock 2sooIbbis Foreign
Porto Rco Qua and ao do English Islands No quot.
Ssea r and cs ise ssySa ss
zoe Porto Rico, 2se aDc. English Islands isc 2sc
New Orleans. 2Jc. zoe.
NAVAL sroRxsThc market for spirit. turpcutIne was
dull but without change Rosin was dull but hrm- We
Suo,e;-spr''s tnrp.ntinc, metchsnisblc order, ptc
Tsr-wilmnssen. 81 i2's; Washington. 81; pitch. 81
Advccs FROM Wilmington rs foows:-ttosin steady
strained ~ 17tz good strained 81 ~ Spirits 27c Tar
steady 40 Turpentine quiet; hard 81 %; soft aud
virgin. 81 81.
oi,sCcttcn'ccd oil closed st the call a. follow. Jan
uary Jc bid Ale. asked February Abe bid Ale asked
March lac bid t2c asked April fsc bid 42sc asked,
first hair year, foc bid Ale. asked insced oil was hr.
We quote :-iinsced oil-Amercnn, 02c Calcutta &c
sSc spe,m-Crnde Uc blenched winter. 81 oo natural
crude Northern whale 42c do Southern 4oc beached
winter, Soc; natural do, tJc; extra blcachcd winter
white benchcd winter elephant s5c winter bleachcd
fish. SIC. Crude FISH, Sound. 3Dc. Eastern, a2c.
PkrRoLKrn-Thc market was quiet and nominal We
quote :Crudc, bbls, sac. sac. nnrhtha, &C. refined,
cargo lots c bd 12c asked for ordinary brands
refined, Philadelphia, e%c bid do, st baltimore, 9c.
bid.
Clint Rcudebush reports Sales united, ecrtinsstcs
crude posrcsum). New York, 2oop bbs OIL City, 2oVo
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PRINTING CLOTH MARKET.

FALL RIVER Mass, Jan. 20. 1879
The printing cloth market strong 3s6c cash..
for "a square goods and few mills willing accept
this price asking advances; 56x6O cloths
Be- cash. and Providence is asking Lice cash.
The for the day light and manufacturers not
inclined to sell except at above 3tac, cash.
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CUBAN SUGAR TRADE.

HAVANA, Jan. %, 1870
that the projected change in tho tariff OF the
United States will become law exercise pcrnicious i'm
Cuban markets Buyers abstain from touch
grades of and buying tho higher grades
in small quantities.
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TALLow.-Rcccipts-S5 hhds 203 ticrces 4S bbls., II
casks and 100 boxes
WuIskxr.-Rccepts 1853 bills The market was lowor.
and 100 bills sold 81 IN; 81 S hid offered ut 81 ~
FRxiGnrs.-Thc general movement light. but rates
unchanged Engagcments-To Liverpool. per steam,
10000 bushels grain. all ut SID excepting 1000 bushels
SKID 5000 ackaEcs cheese and butter at Hos 45s
30 pnck provisions 35s and by sail. 500 bbs -four
London steam. cheese and butter 4os Glas-
Cow steam, 50 tons ocakc 22s 3D. Bristol steam 100
bbs -four 2s 3D.; 100 sacks DO. 27s I'D Hull,
100 bbs flour. 3s Havre, steam 300 bags coversced,
7,l1c. Chartcrs'-A British bark hence TO Dublin,
IS. 4hd: Norwegian bark. hence to Limerick.
5000 quarters grain 3D. Austrian bark hence Cork
for orders $500 quarters grain. German bark hence
Singapore. 1880 refined petroleum. about Dc
German ship from Baltimore Bremen 600 pbls do,
IS British bark Phadelphin TO Antwerp or Bremen,
Cork for ORDERS 5000 quarters grain, private terms
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DOMESTIC MARKETS
GALVESTON, Jan. 20, 1870
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Stock (asccrtnined by aetna
count. including spccula
tom, Jan. l, 1879. :. $3.50.
Receipts since the LIST Of
Jnnuary..............-...,
Total. 49,,
Sales since the LIST Of Jan
nary. .....'
Stock this day, January 20
Icfo. ....... ........
Comparing with stock Jan,
unry ~, 1878.
Comparing with stock Jan
nary 81. 1877. .............
Comparing with stock Feb
mary 1915
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FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
A REASONABLE RArES-MONEY On LIFE AND
~ Endowment Insurance Policies and Mortgagcs
bough insurance of all kinds effected with best
nics NJ lowest premiums.
III. HABRIcH & CO.. 165 Broadway; box $50.
BOUT LOANS on LIFE Policies. THOUGH COM
hpany may decline purchasing, consult ID. L. FACKLER,
:i.D broadway
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Delivered contract, 800 bales yesterday. Current
prcos Of cotton ho following quotations based
American standard Of classification and cotton in
running In quality than half grade above
holo fhorr afadA.
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NASH ADVANCED on PIANOS, FURNITURE, CAB.
Sriagcs, safes and general merchandise. .,
JAMES CAGNEY. 500 West 18th 81.
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CAsH PAPER FOR DEPOSIT HOOKS; MANHATTAN
OSavings Bank. COMSTOCk fOAGLAND. basement
Eant nblc Nuildng. l2O HrondMAy.
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DRookLYN MORTGAGES A sPBCIALTY.-MoNE'
ID for immediate investment
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-08-14

= The Corner Of Whstssi Street esas and
West Broadway aii bit 1T present =
sort Of rheumatic Mecca 70 which hnf.
dredsEo eripples and spatsfyalss'nAake
daily pilgrinage. The shrine to which
this melancholy pr6cassion diarnally
wends its way is the laboratory s9f Dr..
VIM. M Gileasp Nos f20West, Broad
way, whore With = eertain stately mr.
'banity he dispsnhei hts new 1odide
AmpopiA .L'nimeptuaow regularly
administered sip = Bellevue and Other
h0spifalssaI.i aoiiamrolGi sadispi r4s ss'
. Sold ky ak Druggists. Send FOR
Epemphiet. - riiss as.,DR,G4 n.
120sW West Broad dWay, N. w.
Trial aiza. 2. .cspta.-.-----.---- 20
For sale BY q. +. Prainerd & Son. 10
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Sc e. ef Iii A:::ss &c s1 ~: @
State Of Ohio be eaOnittod 70 the eisesors or the
Is os tss sssScS Tas;sss e 4sSssF
as to bs and read Is follows: e p ''''.'>- "
county Of ii ainiitoS ssii s5sssisase ons, which
shn e s sas ss
q Sso
sions, in each Of which, and in '.aid' county Of
Hamilton. there shall be elected BY the electors
thereof. espeusivsly,s i atlsastone judge of the
siding therein. Courts or common pleas shall
be held by one or more Of these judges in every
viGled by law, and more than one court sit
ting snereof may be held n the same time in
SEC. s., In each district there shall bc elected
BY the electors a. large of such district. one
s ceTts i in such district shah Se % held ID % snd he
shall receiv9 such Competfsi0n as may be pro-
IN
eral Assembly may inCrease.the number of dis
g 81 sys Dis
e ss
Saeted from the as salary Of any judge 1hose De-
mgs hSns
pless and district courts shallqbc tixed by law
lie
times Of the holding Of said cOurts.-.,...,,t,
At said election the voters desiring to vote in
favor. Of this amendment. shall. have placed
upon their ballots the words. Juiicial constftai
tionHl amendment, Yes - and the vOsers who do
have placed upon their ballots the words, 4 yH-
dtcial constitutional amendment Nof'sian II
majority of all the votes cast At said election a
| N favor Of said amendmeut then said sections
three and Ave herein specided. shall be aad cont
| stitute the sections SO numbered In the said
judicial article Of the Constjsutiop Of the state
/ Of Ohio; and said original sections three and
1 i've shall be repealed }a tl@- .tIi> -
ei speaker Of the House I Of FL kspfIseatativess,
| fa.t-,IiI JABEZ NJ. EITCH, 4 rt
President Of tho senate.
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tlsuoa;ra gysFAsIraAhep gysFA 1sss. 1sss.aa =
r. 8: a8e9 AloP- LACBY|
:, ATTORNEYS AT Law.

sgEGA efSeSA~seTr szR4 80 -
$50 Seventh .ssrees, WssAs~ste~. d @.
80 .rsses..sH 'sfinsv 'sfinsvsasoars..,. sasoars...sn'i e:.s
rossl4 M Il w sss:.. rs sas.:
Rs ss: E ss.
hss Suits r dsrens ssstss ana sl
'igattuhs ap pertaining to IAsentions Or Patents,
sESD srAnr gos PAMPHLET 81 HsIyINe FULL IN
United Statos Courts and Dspsrtmsnts.
tho United States. Court Of Claims, Court Of
Commissionerss of alabama; Claimas1 southern
saf e.
r. spyArrsafs or Pay ana Bounty. :
slightly, are entitled to. and csn obtain . pen.
sion .lsaaisi s,s,e. N slsi -ae:lsF
United states General Land Once.
Contested Land Cases. Private Land Claims,
Aiming pre-Smption. aad Homestead Gases.
Once and
|, siios:si ss'TLand waarants.ii5 savf
4 We pay cash for Bounty Land Warrants. and
Tiif a psrsss hsg
We conduct our business in separate Bureaus.
ha wing therein the ,clericais assistance or able
M if 70 every inpersant @ papes
prepared in each case Promptest, attention
-; RS. "A. p. LACEY. Attorneys,
WASHINGTON. D, &.
Any person desiring Information as to the
Handing and responsibility Of the members Of
satls1sotory rsfsrense In his lis Vicinity or Con.
| - SASAsssA N4SeA ~. i. =
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aSAa INV .c,.Nna SMnHs sSi,A q.
The Louisyille Courier Journal
prints poem .To My Mule" The
nsf awo lines are; - TTTH T &
|onalss cong lssneriAs = bssely kndsf Ia mule.
The but Of all the worlds broad ridiculc, ~
81 .,Lt ,slsi3t,-f I8S,t asfstf -
or
SO now. my mule. your matin nubbin MUNICH.
And will trim your tail the while you lunch.
3 As the poem breaks OF suddenly
here the inference is strong that the
nnsuspeciing and too conadng bard
was waited mp about three hundred
steps Of the golden stair" sGoue to
meet Gildefoy's Kite and Beecher,s
Life" n!
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iss."'Up to three evenings ago such .
thing - . checker-board was never
known iny r9ra3e1n's house. He
and his aged partner have managed to
4NNtlong fyssines <si pleasantly
and he supposed they were happy
enoukti til I frisad 10 ID the East paid
them flying visit, and asserted over
lasasd over again th6t the game of check
. srs was NOT only all The rage there, bu,
that It served to quicken the percep-
5aps 4drities, Aplhlkd Ne mind snd
render the brain more active. After
giving the subject due thought, Mr..
~ GEattan walked down town and lpur-
chased . checker board. and when
evening came he surprised his good
wife by bringing it in from the wood.
% she'd andnsaying: a '..
. We'll, Martha, we'l have game OF
I: two before We go over to the sociable
< 1 expect to beat yon all to finders, bpt
you won't care.'
.ssof codrssi not; aud il I beat you,
why you won't care, she replied.
They sat down, and Ae claimed the
p first move. 6he.at once objected, but
whom he began 70 grow red In the fhce
asAe yielded, and he led of. At the
-.a;.sl 49,. oss 49, ~ ~. ~; 'a' ''''-
- - - .''.-- :,
s.4ss / dont see anything to grin at, ne
:, Apsered -. ne moved . man backward :
SOD sHssei you can't move tnat way :
sne ceuea ouL..: t.,ste as.sa - II sa's
l cant ehF ferhsps never played
en1ckers eescre you we're oorn s
Ne eew : enenoe 20 lump Two more
.@en ana gave IN the poinh out - sne
Moved AZ crteq ont .. 81 i...5.. is...s -,
20. .Pot ter men right back there J
I've cono.eaed nos nos 20 q nove oaeA ~slo' -
~. - AsoSs. 49, 20 ~. :. - =,
oee 80 y tk.an' pes usr ns
1e9R.f : ny nef n1ss elsE lea ana
sne c.,sogu''., c.,so gu''
.shs!Sss9 ~ &C. SosiiSe 81 ssa ST. TX
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PLAIN B:5::.::3AND: :::::':EANCY;

esq oi isja..aiss,i sqi,islish han si'oi .see.iss
ia.l, sloosl sa;sAsi .SaS- s'essss. sha 81. Y
yas o. y1a.,:a io boi,-s, a slasa's'usl - sis
.ssa sas al s'ssE sra iasl iHoi'is
s.-su.soq = bsaiAJao9 ao9 - ius fi1d ish IL
(iilos y-ln ,ass, 4. bs-ss1i so"ita z's lsii ssoi
iHiiIso isn,s:sa Ypo .I0t2atdssH .ysa % "a
ss,sJs .s,iaJ eds IL rstnss ,ssi'i'isssfS'2 ~
90. ,.:s. iss,issis-ls l. Issxiso~ 9algi st.isi i
h. .iz Jsss sIis, .sls5a9ig Sb5ae ba.sisohi - =
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-08-14


County Audit
1ese sseae. of che Act
& Cattle
March H. 1852
1gn e&E< passed March -
S5.ts ia,9e u.
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!. = Job Printing q

,s,iaoo sdi "a h.,i:isoq 5s5s4ks ssr: Bod
% sd; 60 saw hsiaE ~ ssloe0 sii 81 - ;ssrs
,.sod sss glsasnoa sosiossz .ass'stz 20
.as s.iai at a~uu4aa yIsii;ta 10 rsiff.is3
raA4 yIaolsos has sSt- giHss'i sss s.yse~sas 2
is1ail 5ss .ue*5s 10 tes' see a'ssSd ;i'.Jitw :
"a ;Soesa 3ssh AZ h-Gst"ssa s-si ,:.d ha'i t
aa,i, sg:i d sjsa .ssi 40 saiiaiaifss: 49,, sa.ua
,oo .ooII teo .5od7s zas &lfyii NJ s.s
: .nsoarH rT-.s a,.sss:s III. sns.siu .sia {
svs.i ss1.,4Gs iSGu l>qf 10 . I faalsi5 al fff; I
lsIh ssf 10 5sw 9,iissa: sar .b4,r-
.hrA.a.,S eif. .aw ..aa>ps s:in .;;,g3ii'i
IL. -, -. - ..nsr-k -titH - !
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-08-14

= y the use at tobac- a. q 6s.ik-.
0eeeee Iakm&co and tlc6holte ~ 8
stimulants, but is moro especially recomm d.
edas an unfailin9 remedy tor W1aknoea, ,EzniA-
st0ns and, AL diseases that folloWas soqp%nce
Of Abuse. such as: Loss 6f 0emory. UniteRv
sal Lassit1lle, RAlB ~ the 0ack D1mAess
Of vision. Premature Old Are. and many
other diseases thas Head 20 CohsanaDtaon And
q premature grave: AL OF which. - y rule
are drst caused by deviatink nrofn the path Of
nature and over tndnlgeac1eoSof the Gele1Aktve
organs Thousands and thousands Of both tex-
es all over the world. annually die with se-9all-
0o consumption; Due medical men well k4ow
the hrss cause. In nearly AL cAses. - pfoduced
6y sexual WEAKNESS. Ihe 1noy1tahle eneces Of
0pefmasoEfn0e. or NervOue DoOdnsys la 90
ovefshadow all the hopes and prQspecss Of lifas
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JOINT RESOLUTION,

<--A1e<A--<-~+f<ter % fUe
Submitting Prptssasiaasass AdaepA
d secEieM HNe ef, ArsicAosE sENo. See
ttOn One Of Article Th roe, and
Section Four OF Article TSh u tke
OF she state ~ OAies
.snjninio3 %<---t...4+.s..-s, II io1q ia
g .a ii 1stelssd e sas GSsseat, 1@syszsy Of ~
S:s aoss IN sSs s%ss. Ss;
of SSis to s. sS G.
;ss So ss ss: ssssea sso
ssssses As 2sss g ss
to read As follows: ~ sss.G AaD .soStt1e ~
ARTICLE III. t.s-
ss1sSis ;9s s q sss
y i q sSaT
DAY d January thsfsaflsr, and continue two
yoArbs iiestt Szi1 10 ,BaS1dGIs ISGtSIa -
f,,.s .,,a ARTICLE Ill ,,,.gs5 y;
SEC. 7. The Executive Department shall con-
sfst Of . Governor, E2oueeaAntl 0oNet1nf, Sec
sss.sy Ss S.
ne az 2. sssn @e
sertbed hs law aaI has 10 Ies -'n
shs oSas q Sy .Se
q,ialiapd electorsof theif respective townships,
Monday next sacceediSS their M eiection and nns sn
tiItheif successots are qaaii1ed. except Town
sbip Trusteas. who shall be elected by the qual-
sss M Hcnd s ApT
lone t6 serve for tho term OF ono year: ono for
Il
enc Trustees shall So elected to hold the o1ice fOf
9 ~ Sis
FORM OF BALLOT, =
= AZ said election the voters In favor of the
ssopsSn H4tos sns sss & ssS.,on
ton two. Article two. or C0nstitntion. Yes;'
and those who DC not fsySr y the ABORTION oS said
the words. - 'AmendfheAEt 70 session twe .Afticlc
two, Of Constitution. MOI, those who favor the
have placed upon their ballots the words.
amendment to Section one. Article three, 81
and snsss se d 5
placed upon hoir.ballots the words. s'Amend-
e sc:io1 S Sns As.isls s snses of
ssr ;aa e
sSoss ASo a. no. fasoa she 81
amendment shall have ploced upon their ballots
the words A%end%snt e four Arti
oi, Speaker of the HoS.e 90 q r Repfsse1sstisez. M
r.. 4rsf,tte s,., III = JAMES M.0WENE.
President pro TEN Of the Senate
Passed April II. 1s7o.1's i.sss 81 daidF %
UNITED ST ArEs or AHkR1cAs ONO, 3,ssisii 4
O1ice Of the Secretary Of, State. };us.,
I. Milton Barnes. Secretary of State Of the
State of Ohio, do hereby certify, that thS fore-
BY the General Assembly 0F the State 81 Ohio
on the 18th day Of April A.. p. 1879. taken from
the original rolls fled in this ofiice. (.
,,el =. In, testimony, thereof, Z have; here
unto subscribed my name and ahxed'
[SHAL1 my official seal, at Columbus,i the 18th.
day Of April, A. ID. 1879.
httS 9iIa6aSa gar MILTON BARNES, -
, Hs -sn, 94sun i1ai Secretary q, State.
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. ::::::::p.;l1g d,
!! !: 80 s ||||||'i 1i|lI||Ii.
1REm EVE

THIS standard article is COM
pounded with. the greatest care. -
.-r Its soGects are as wonderful and
as satisfactory as ever : p'''s' 90
'r It restores gray or faded hair to
its youthful color. ~ es go
"a It removes all eruptions, itchingi
and sdandruff. II gives the head q
cooling, soothing sensation Of great
comfort, and the scalp by it's use
becomes white and clean. .sss =,
BY its tonic properties it restores
the capillary glands to their normal
.'vigor, preventing badness, and max
ing the hair grow thick and strong.
=. As a. dressing, nothing has been
found so effectual or desirable. y
9 "A. A. Hayes, N. D., State AS
sayer Of Massachusetts, says, "The
constituents are pure, and carefully
: selected for excellent quality; and
I,consider it the BBsr PREPARATION
for its intended purposes"
- Price, One Dollar. :
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sss - -sss :. =,
COAL COAL I

ARDERS ,LOR COAL LEFT AT ny RES
. IDENCE on Day street win receive prompt
tteution. szezss 8. b. 6TURDEVANT
Oct.38. 1873.
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For sale By Z. 3 F, Prainerd & Son,

aa=.ss re-. ss1 fts.t =
LlTTLE fishes in the brook: sar =
saf You may oA0th them with . hool
But the law doth Intervene saa. a
: TO atop yopr fishifg With A. seine. :
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cold In my eiheadr-[Detroit g Free
Press. - i.srss-sts = .5iesa
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THE aRnxt' '1iaisaIfsa nBslEI16ijk1bt, n1BslI6j
,sGalas ,ssGalraasgs Specific Medicine ,ii;'

TRADE MARk.sio.ns.s .ss NsrRcae Ns.Rsse-
&&ZP P10o1R441 = ms,
SHR3 which are pro-
80 dueed In many
cases by an oyer1
induf e enoe III
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-25
THE STATE DEBT.
[Mnrahn,1aa nlarinnl

tMUE6H9HH6 OIaEIOntJ
Some Of our reputation friends charge us
with inconsistency IN opposing the majority
report Of the State Debt Committee. We do
not remember Of ever having written line In
favor of reputation. On the contrary, we
have always been opposed to such policy.
We believe States AZ well as individuals
should pay what they honestly owe, IL they
can possibly do 30. For the benefit Of those
who think we have .'nepped" we publish the
following article, which appeared In our issue
Of March al, 1879:
"The Clarion Is flatly, firmly and solidly
opposed to the Reputation of single dollar
OF the honest indebtedness Of the State, aud
all members of the Constitutional Convention
to assemble In New Orleans on April 81 who
are not of the same way Of thinking regard
ing the question OF Reputation are not
honest, and will refuse To pay their private
debts, no matter how just they may be, IL
there is any possible way by which they can
swindle their creditors. But we are In favor
Of forcing the holders Of all just and valid
State bonds, Ii compulsion should become
necessary, to accept q lower rate OF interest
than that which the State now pays.'
We are ready to admit that we were too
harsh In our expressions in the above article,
for there aren doubt supporters Of State re-
pudiation who are above reprOach In their
dealings with their fellow men but we merely
wish to show our Reputation friends that
their charge against us of inconsistency Ii
without foundation
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-25
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tho 3 hSgo'e st.t Las,sap born 1909 Game to
heturned to France In 1s4S; became Senator:
reserved the title Of Prince Of the Tmnariaf
famlly Ia 1858, and was with Bazaine at the
eiapll,n.latlgn OF Metz. His eldest son, Joseph
army - 80 : 1olAen
II Z, Jerome, born 1854, died 1890. Visited the
lnlte1 States In 1903, where he married Eliza
n n Patterson, Of Baltimore, lately deceased.
ny her ne had one child:
died III Baltimore, 1870. Graduated &c Har.
yard, and married Miss Williams. Of Rpx-
bury, Mass. His eldest son, Jerome Napo-
icon. born IN 1882, graduated at West Point In
Inc Cr1mea and In Italy; married a Boston
lady and is now living at New York. he has
two children. The second son. Charles
Jerome, born 18bl, y lawyer Ii Baltimore.
Jerome separated from his wife and became
and admiral In the French service aid subse-
quently 2 general, and III 1906 the Senate
made him the successor To the throne ii the
event Of Napoleon's leaving no male issue.
se ad year Re wss aas Nix kg
terson being annnlled he married the Princess
Catherine, daughter Of the King Of Wurtem-
burg, by whom he had two sons and o.
daughter:
b. Jerome Napoleon. born 1914. died 1s47.
lie was an officer Ia the army OF Wurtembnrg.
q. Mathilde Letitia Wilhelmine, born 1Ba6.
Married, 1S41, to Prince Anatole Demiduff Of
San Donate, who died Id 1870, when his widow
was remarked to the painter Paupelip.
u. Napoleon Joseph Charles Paul. com
monty known as Prince Napoleon, born In
1922 9 talented man, whose err attic life cannot
be compressed into paragraph. He mar
rled In 1859 the Princess Clotilde, daughter Of
King Victor Emmanuel, by whom he has two
sons and a daughter--Napoleon Victor. born
1852; Napoleon Louis, born 1864, and Marie,
born 1866. =
AZ will By seen from the above list that the
direct male line not only Of Napoleon Bona
parte, but NJ his brothers Joseph and Louis,
y now extinct, the surviving Bonapartes be.
Ing. the. descendants OF Lucien and Jerome
/ Of the former branch OF the family, Prince
Louis Lucien, the philogist and his nephew
Cardinal Bonaparte, are the chief represen.
tives, but the Napoleonic decree having ex-
cluded this scholarly line from the success.
sion, Prince Napoleon. as the son of the
~ tbe sleer a n comes to Il the from
parte. Had the marriage with Miss Patter.
son been acknowledged b. the political law 81
/ France, as u was BY the laws of God and
man elsewhere, this apparently empty honor
would fall upon Col. Bonaparte, III Balti
i more. 8