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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-26

Tho above statement is n true and correct
transcript from the books Of the company.
LLOYD II. COLEMAN. President.
aEo Ii. THosT Secretary.
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
FOR COLLECTOR.


We are authorized by the friends OF ANDhEW f. BACH
TO announce ha IS candidate for Collector NJ the ensuing
town election. ,
FOR COLLECTOR
We are authorized 10 announce JOHN T. BURKE as 4
candidate for Town Collector at the coming election
ToR COLLECTOR
authorized 10 announce e. Il. LCTZ as candidate
for Town Collector at the ensuing town election.
FOR COLLECTOR.
We are authorized TO announce the name Of L, II. L.
SWINDLER candidate for the ofic" OF Town Collector
at IA. ensuing town election
FOR COLLECTOR.
We are authorized T. announce JOHN HUSTON AZ can
didac for Collector a tie ensuing town election.
FOR COLLECTOR.
We are authorized 70 announce BENJAMIN T. PHELPS
a. cand late Town Collector Of the town of Ottawa at
the annual town meeting be- held tn" Isl Of April next
FOR SUPERVISOR
WILLIAM STORMONT authorizes us 10 announce his
name as candidate for Principal Supervisor OF Ottawa
township al the election be held n" - of April
proN. ,,, ....,e.,,, ,,r .r,p1pv,eop
". J. NELLY authorizes to announce his name as n
candidate Tor Assistant Supervisor ~ the town Of Ottawa nj
the town election 'hc lst OF April next.
Fol! ASSISTANT SUPERVISOR.
T. H. STROBEL has consented for Assistant Super
visor ut til" ensuing town election
FOR COMMISSIONER or HIGHWAYS.
We ar" authorized 70 auuuruc. J,liN ". NELLY n a
candidate for thc office Commissioners Of Highways at the
ensuing town election
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Corn iIaryesters.

To make a machine that will husk corn in the
field has long been the dream of inventors. A
number OF machines 20 husk corn have been
made, but non, have as yet given satisfaction to
those men for whose use they are intended.
When We consider the enormous acreage of
maize in this county and the enormous quaint
ties of the grain raised il would seem that per-
feet working corn harvester would be Il "bonan-
za'' to the inventor to which the great Nevada
silver mine is as country banks deposits 10
the Bank of EngIand's wealth. This week there
appeared in this city five gentlemen, Messrs Cox
Armstcad Coon Il 3d.. calling themselves the
"Coy Harvester Company,' These gentlemen
claim that they have the machine that will do
this work. 1t is the invention OF Mr.. Cox, the
result of thirteen years of labor. The machine
in brcf-wll, they claim pick, husk and load
on the wagon from seven to ten acres OF corn per
day; it viii cut OFT the stalks, crush them, cut
them up in small bits if desired rs fertilizers, or
leave them standing on the ground. The draft
OF the machine is light, can be drawn easily by
team of horses, is worked by one man, and will
do its work we'll. To all appearances there is Il
big thing in it,
location to build their manutactory should they
determine upon locating here the centre, almost
of the great corn growing region of the world
they will hegin work at once; put up Il factory
to get out several hundred of the machines for
use in harvesting the next crop; and extend
their works in the future the necessities of the
case may demand.
In consideration of locating here they ask the
people of this town 10 subscribe ene-fth Of their
capital stock that is, subscribe $4,000. The
payment Of the subscriptions is TO be made under
the direction of our people. They guarantee
not to use but certain small definite portion of
that subscription, until the machine is tested in
the field to the satisfaction of all Interested when
the balance of the stock is to be paid up; placed
in the hands Of the company OTTAWA stock hold
crs to have representation, of course, on the
board of directors and the works run To their
fullest extent.
viii the machine work. Will it commend
itself to the attention of farmers favorably?l
These are the questions, To be answered for OF
tawa mem only by an actual trial. Should it
fulfill bo;L cunG.tonr the amount of money in III
is beyond calculation. The outlook for the loca-
IOn OF inc lacloFS mere IL lutc !"NolaoI'' FROM
incnt capitalists have declared that if the gentle
men present any guarantees that their sub>rrp-'
tions will DC returned in the machine should
prove failure, there is no question but the
money can and will be raised. On last evening
the gentlemen ATTENDED special meeting of
the b. Ms Association and fully explained their
machine and their plans. II was then dccidcdi
that the Board Of Directors confer with them
this morning to arrange plan of action, and
should Il definite conclusion he arrived at, they
will report to q meeting TO be called on Monday
or Tuesday.
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OUR TEAS

Are good draw aud line flavor aud sclinsa extremely rs
prices.
8 lbs sing Ian Pm Japan Tea for sl.tr We are icll2E
large quantities of this Tea II never W.s 90 please
3hs Good Quality Young Tyson Tea nr ~ 90 This t-
has good merits and Is worth money WchaNe ueHrs
half chests which We viii close the above low prize
Warranted to please money refunded
lbs Extra Quat! Broken Leaf Japan Tea. .og el-s
This Tea has 40 eQu. the price We do not hesitate =
recommend IT, The quality j. much better than graz
many higher priced Teas
Our Japan Tea is better than great many s.li i"
h,r best Tea and c Nnmg Tyson Is superior IA arg
In this market for the price.
We also have Extra Quality Guupowdcr Tea ~ ~. i-r
N. We know il Ia De- good.
You VIII nnd our Ooonr Tea At 50o per IN. swer, -
rose, good strength and delicious flavor.
Wcalways make discount To parties ruynE In quantities
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der his vague promise Of marriage; ami how,
finally this intimacy so "cvcnluacd" that she
was able to scare Simon into paying her one
thousand dollars by telling him she WAS c"ci'
tntci And when Simon found ii was II false
alarm, how he cast her oil, Nc., DC, Simon's
line of defense - not yet fully revealed.
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laew advertisements.
Received
THIS week
AT
D. HEENAN & cos

, cases spring styles Dress
Prints. the incest goods III
that line shown here this
season.
| case Of handsome styles.
standard Shifting Prints, at
the remarkably low figure
OF ) cents per yard.
New GinghamS. both in sta
pie checks and dress styles.
very pretty.
New Bleached Goods. all
widths.
New Brown Sheetings. all
grades ant widths, iHclud-
ing a bale Of yard wide. lit
sc per yard, the best value
for the price ever offered in
this market.
New table linens in brown,
bleached and half-bicachcd.
New Napkins. Towels, and
Crashes, White Quilts, Ham
burgh EdgingS, and White
Goods OF every description.
New Dress Goods, some
thing pretty and cheap. for
early spring wear. ALSO
handsome new Dress But
tons. Ribbons. Ruehing, &c.
New Boots and Shoes and
Slippers for gentlemen and
boys. ladies, misses 4 chill
drcn, which for style, quail
ity and price cannot be
beaten.
And last, but not least, our
Grocery Stock is strictly
first class and prices always
the lowest. Give us Il call.
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HOME MATTERS.


Among the quests at the hotels this week were:
II. NJ. Suapp, Joliet; &, r. Robinson, Galveston,
Houston X san Antonio Il. r.; \. G., Mclutrc,
Mendoza; W. &. Macarthur, Chicago.
F. B. Snyder, Lush" Crookcr's rlgh, bower at,
Mendoza, was in the city thi, week. MI Snyder
has the family falling and drop, naturally into
politics.
William +. Jenkins, Of The Mendoza public
schools, ana r. IT, Rugglc> Of the Haidtm- Nors
called ON us on Tuesday.
Walter lIogc, of the FREE Press, Streator, put
in his appearance on Thursday afternoon.
We presume it /, to +. l.. Sizcr that We owe
our thank, for Il copy of Baldwin, map of min
ng claims near lcadvillc. such Il map came to
us unmarked, but in corner of the Autograph,
Baldwin gives Frank the credit of being the
draughtSman OF the map, Frank is bound To
make his mark II he continues To turn ont such
excellent work, Whether the map came from
LcadNillc or elsewhere there was nothing 10 tell
Us.
Our friend j. Il. Armstrong is candidate for
the Office of town clerk The office is SO lucrt.
tive We anticipate quite a rush for it, and the Ten
der OF bids to do the work for half price
Mr. and Mrs W. +. Bowman returned home
on last Friday cvcning-just in time for election;
that is, for William f.. to engage in the contest.
william f.. Thompson, the popular clerk OF
Child ~ Phpps, has concluded 10 leave Ottawa
and make n dash for fame and fortune in the
city Mr. 7. will he decided loss To his circle
of friends. With his energy and worth, how.
ever, he will doubtless succeed wherever he gocs
Good luck Wiiam-IIis position in the shoe
store will be filled by Mr.. Chas. Campbell, Il
young man of experience in the trade in the
Streator branch. He has the elements OF popu
larity, we are told, and will most likely succeed
well here.
ELSEWHERE.
b the working mcn.--Ur. Ro~HJeH.
My beat" has been enlarged as it were.--udr
ShM .KHrdg
There is one consolation, they can never adj
iOurn without mC.-Wdnk West.
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7. G.. CROKER,
attorneys at Lar,
III. al Mhnri

". wi5 JANIS an Ss kS ety Of
by their mortgage deed dated IN" first day Of January
Recorder of said La Sale county. in Book l93 page 81
yey the undersigned, james Hastings s said city the
the payment certain promssoy note bearing even date
with said morggG for the SUN OF seven ih9nssnh aII
order of said James Hastings two years after the date
thereof with interest at the rate o per cent per annu
and whereas i is provided in said mortgage deed in
Of according the ant effect thereof the said James
s S ay eSpp
in la sale county, may sell the said real estate and tchin
ton Of the aid James Kenwory and Jane l. kenworthy
hs wife their heirs. executors administrators assigns
the south door OF Court House in ottawa, said coun
y. the time appointed IN such adycrtsencni ana upon
deeds for the conveyance in fee of ne premise.
S G s9 X na@ ~ T scnE and Inc
said Including attorneys fees sccprd The amount due on
Xnd whereas default has been made in the payment of
SAID not acg@rng t. t.. "G%r ana h cST ,,, in MIR
vested in ard by said mortgage deed, l. the said James Hast
ings viii ON Tcsduy the twenty day of April
1919 NJ the hour of O'Clock of said day at the south
pubic y,ndre 10 the highest and best bidder for cash the
real estate and machin%ry decrnra a, iG%TS to wv
five in block thirtysx, III Vests Addition "a Mendoza III,
alley hundred ond twenty fee, 10 corner thence At
right angles line said aty east on lot seven ~ sad
said ay -ixty feet thence At r angles 70 said alley
ten feet thence SIn nEn l" 10 r @ e w H f Haiti NJ
right angles said alley thirty feet thence south parallel
The line Of Washington mentioned, thence west
on the line said Washington street thirty feet 70 The place
moyrs": and an right and equity Of r"cm n"n OF nc
said James Ecuw"Hhy and lane l. k"n"orthN' ms "t'
Tnc purchaser viii receive deed for ,ad property upon
payment Of She amount for "' ~ ,v i!G' u h ,TIy
Dated March slsias MorIs} ~.
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A. or reporter came along Water street last
night, shiyering with the chill night air, and
his overcoat tightly about him, he
thought NOW is the time for colds and coughs, "
but if poor mortals only knew what a certain
cure Or. Bull. Cough syrup is, how few would
long .uilcr. and then it costs only twenty-five
(OhiuJ RgSt'r
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RlrrirO.

ON the 18Th inst Al the clifton Hotel n ms city ny c
] Straub. of Mtr.clllre Mr.. GEORGE ". PARR OF Ma
settles 10 Miss SUSIE BUrTERFlELD, Of Rutland.
After the nuptlas the parties started for tour anon
friends in Iowa and St. Louis.
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l&em advertisements.
Machine SHOP
To Rent or For Sale.

Owing to the death Of the proprietor the Ottawa Orna
mental iron Works" with lathc plancr and all necessary
tools will he sold decided bargain: or II not sold soon
reasonable terms The location Of the sO
excellent competition limited and acopetcn energetic
man can ''Inac il pay well good foundry connected.
Apply to MRS. L0HN REM, kNecutrX, or DR.. }. o.
II ,RflIS ptrnHu. III. uar29-lW
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Neln ADVERTISEMENTS.
w F.
Ave ahead. Keep your eye
on these prices and COM
Darc with all others:

II his Nice Orleans Sugar iur..........,..,s l'W
Slh. Good Rio Coffee for LOO
81 lbs New English Currants for.....,..,.. LOO
II lbs Choice Prunes for. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. LOO
pc los New Dried Peaches ior.............. Loo
, lbs Nice New Japan Tea for ............ LOO
4 lbs Peerless Salcratus, no better, for. -
) boxes Prices Baking Powder for........ loo
; boxes Axle Grease Observation-Disclosures. -
) gals. Headlight Oil only .............,... NJ
- lbs. Good German Soap for. ...........,. LOO
Fresh Roasted Coffee per lb..............,. Is
\ Good Broom for .....,.......'.. .'''-'''' w
, Good RushcI Basket for.................. 20
snowflake FIour ncr cwt..................2 .G5
.cood srriro F,onr per cwt................2 ,. 90
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| The formal proceedings will be found else.
where.
MACINTOSH.
Hull, from the police committee, said in rcla-
ton to Mclntosh shot by Murray, that his attcn-
ton was called to the man while in Jail when
there was prospect Of his dying; he was re,
moved TO a suitable place; he was wei taken
care Of; the medical attendance was given free;
and his expenses up to Tuesday night were so
Hull moved that that amount be appropriated
The Mayor thought such a step might make the
city responsible for his injuries in ease suit was
brought for damagcs--had better take advice on
the subject. Hull thought the city could not ne
compromised The Attorney was hunted up
who said the city would not be compromised.
Eioban said it didn't look well to make q charity
fund of the city treasury. He thought the man
should be taken care Of, but by individuals and
he was willing to give his share. After further
talk the so were allnwcd-placed ia the hands
Of Mr. HUI.
THE VETO.
Last week "a resolution was passed allowing NJ.
Stefcl X Co., TO erect warehouse at the foot OF
"a SaIIc street, Of wood. The ground being in
the Ire limits. the Mayor vetoed the resolution.
The law governing such eases being read, the
motion was made TO reconsider, after which
should come the question shall the resolution
pass notwithstanding the ycto:' The chair
forgot TO put the first and did put the SECOND and
then there was general squabblc on parliament
tary practice After some ten minutes Of war,
during which the air in the room got very blue
and sulphurous, the situation was explained. the
web of discord unrayeled and the veto sustained.
THE sEULER BUSINESS
The repor; on the Shuler matter by HO-sack
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Don't fail TO see the new styles OF Wall Paper
at Osman * Hapeman's.
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Nrm a0hrrtis PmentS.
FOR TIN DOLLARS Cash

we will insert scycnline advertisement one week III st
of 4g9 weekly newspapers four lines In different list OF
M pnpers or ten fines two weeks in choice ol either of
fnr srnnrnir and distinct lists Conainn" from 20 10 m pa
pers each lines one week III "li four OF me Sal
lists or one line one week in all six lists combncd being
more than 1000 papers. We also have lists OF papers hy
States throughout the United States and Canada Address
q. i. RowE;l IL " Co, Newspaper AdN'rllslllS
Bureau 10 Spruce street, New ork
T. ST you will send us the names Of la,f I Ili
hchprCed papers in which You would advertise u 81
NOW if satisfactory nduCcmcn is made We VIII sun,
nit proposition by return mail, which We thnk VIII
reasp vos HOpeV Sdred money earned send copy ul
he advertisement YOU will and state in what paper you
saw this
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wish to say to my old friends
and customers that l am prepared
to sell all goods in my line cheap
er than all others. To ascertain
the truth compare prices. Re
member the place when You want
to buy groceries cheap for cash.
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Latest STYLES visiting cards at osmau x Hape-
mans.
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Pain cannot where u j. s II = %" cheapest N.'l-
cine ever made Flv" drops Sgriac" "A large ~ The
hand one au-a cures common SORE Throat one hJit"
ho. rr,d bronchitis. cent? worth h1- cured IN Oh
Standing Cough n positively cures tdarrh N-inh ana
C-uut, Ffy ,.L. worm 'as CURED trlrk iu the Barh
and r., -llgs .ulry Lame sack eight ycars standing
II cures Swclei Meek. and all other Iumors ''uHati,
Neuralgia Contraction ~ The Muscles stun JOINTS Spinal
DrcueS aud Pain and soreness m any part no matter
where il may be- nor what cause may arise. o. WAYS
dos Won L,nd Twenty Eve rents worth has rurrG bad
cases Of Crun.r AMI Bloody Dy-"ntery one tisI12ntu
re. Cole in cen minutes, II will ans OF Piles
mar IL i Dos.be To cure SIX eight applications war
rantrd 10 cure any ca-c ENcOriated Nipples unamr
Breast For Bruisss applied often and bound up there
never the slightest dsC1urdfon 10 the sAln IT stops i'
pain OF a Burn applied and = positive carc gr
humans rrsfed Feet Rol Warts, Corus. and WOUNDS
Of every description tsst Prcs, - entS ana
81 Trial size = cents. FOSTER. M!LBL IN & CO. S,c
PrOpretor-. Buffalo. y i. nArA-
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was ordered, giving Arnold, - votes Pitcher,
IL; ard thus the south end was again frozen out,
and Arnold. from the north end, the hot-bed OF
republican county officials, was declared unani-
mou,ly nominated.
Adjourned
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d the working men.-U Ro~nJyY.
lly "bcut" has been enlarged, As it wcre.--.udr-
,hM .KHrdg
There is one consolation, they can never adj
ourn without mc.-Udnk West.
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The formal proceedings will be found else.
where
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1879-12-16

counse for the crown presented writs remoY.
ing the trials to Dublin. Rea, counsel for
Killen, protested, and advised Killen to
remain in prison.
LONDON, Dec. 12.-Letters from Madrid
state the Independent Press declares that
Seaor Canovas del Castillo has supplanted
General Martinez Compos by a course of
Parliamentary intrigue. In the Senate on
the 10th inst, General Martinez Compos, in
replying to Canovas' explanation of the Cab
met crisis, spoke in very energetic terms.
His remarks open a prospect of political agi-
tatlon and parliamentary conflict on Cuban
questions. During the stormy sitting of the
Congress on the 10th inst, shouts of long
live the Republic were heard in the specta-
tors galleries and some of the public were
consequently excluded. On Thursday mill
Lary precautions had been taken in Madrid.
The Constitutional Deputies have nominated
committees composed of Sagasta, CASTELAR,,
Martos, AlonZa, Martinez, Riaz, Romero, and
Generals Cassola and SAM to insist upon ex-
plantations being given by Premier Canovas
del Castillo and the President of the Con-
gress relative to their supplementary treats
ment of the Constitutional party in the sitting
of the 10th inst. 1t is stated that very seriou-
news has been received from Cuba and that
all the military commanders in the Island
have resigned. The Minister of War has
already received the designations of thirty
four generals.
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into committee of the Whole on the pension
appropriation bill. 1t ~appropriates 1882, 404,-
increase has been necessitated by the large
increase in the number of pensions during
last year. The bill was agreed to in the COM
mittee without amendment and on being re-
ported to the House was passed.
The House then went into committee of
the Whole on the private calendar, The first
bill on the calendar was one appropriating
$4,000 as an indemnify and compensation to
the widow of Henry Leef in consequence of
the illegal seizure of the bark Maria Theresa
by the u. S. consul at Bahia, Brazil. The
claim had been before Congress for thirty
years and has five times been reported favor
ably. Finally the bill was passed 125 to IS.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-05-18

TRAVELLING Is EXTRA-HAzARDous. 49, If
the tourist is unprovided with some medic.
inal resource. Changes of temperature,
food and water of an unaccustomed or IN.
wholesome quality, and a route that lies in
the tropics or other regions where malaria
exists, are each and all traught with danger
to one who has been improyident
enough 10 neglect remedial safe
guard. The concurrent testimony of
many voyageurs by land and sea es-
tablishes the fact that Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters enables those who use il TO en-
counter hazards of the nature referred to
with impunity; and that, as a medicine
adapted to sudden and unexpected eXigen-
cies, it is peculiarly valuable. Disorder:
OF the liver, the bowels and the stomach
fever and ague, rheumatism and nervou:
ailments, brought on by exposure, are
among the maladies 10 which emigrants
travellers and new settlers are most subject
These and others yield TO the action Of III,
Bitter's promptly and completely.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-05-18

ho,;ovc rs we have already stated, that Mr.
I.n.dor,s candidacy robs Mr.. Baker of that
advantage, and we believe, as we have not
,.,.od that Mr.. Lansden will not be the
,,,dwost man on the ticket, if he is not
the foremost
The "bomb.shells' the Press throws,
should have come from the other
side of the house. The Democratic ma
iority in the Circuit is very small, and any
division, will bring us defeat. 1t behooves
us all, therefore, who have sores, to hide
them from those who rejoice and take cour'
age at our exposure Of them. If we ex'
pect to conquer, we can't realize our expec-
tations by fighting one another We must
unite and put ourselves on 1.-The double
quick" If we go down in that shape,
there will be glory even IN defeat. If we
fall to cutting each others throats--a past
time entirely too common among our latter
day emocrats-and fall through the opev.
alton of our own cussedness, there will be
none to pity, but multitudes to damn us
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-05-18

YOU MUsT CURE THAT CoUGH.--With
Shilohs Consumption Cure you can cure
yourself. II has established the fact that
Consumption can be cured while for Coughs
Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, Asthma, and
all diseases of Throat and Lungs, it is abso-
lutely without an equal Two doses will re
lieve your child Of Group tits pleasant to
take and perfectly harmless to the youngest
child, and no mother can eiford to be with
out it. You can use two thirds of bottle
and if what we say is not true We will re
fund the price paid. Price 10 cts. 80
and 800 per bottle. If your Lungs are
sore or chest or back lame use Shiloh's Por
Gus Plaster. Sold by Barclay Brothers.