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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-23
Facts About Peanuts.
IN. Y. SUM-

Twenty-Five or thirty years ago the princi-
pal depot for the sale of peanuts in New York
was at the corner of Chatham and Mulberry
streets. This was known as the cold Chatham
street peanut stand, and was kept by n. a.
Sutton. from whose measures the bulk OF the
peanuts sold in New York went into the
pockets of purchasers. Such thing as q
wholesale peanut house was then unknown.
Since those days the trade has increased
probably two thousand-fold. Then, and for
many succeeding years, large proportion Of
the peanuts sold came from Africa; now the
African nuts are sent to Marseiles and used
for making "0live oil, which is sold in Amer
lean markets for fine imported quality of
the genuine article. In those days, too. pea
nuts We're grown in America only In small
quantities, chiefly by the negroes of Virginia
North Carolina and Tennessee, in the
patches Of land around their huts, and were
sold to provide themselves with spending
money" Now, the immense production
Of American peanuts, together with their
superior quality, has nearly cut off the i'm
portation OF the African nut Since the re-
belllon the planters of portions of the
Southern States above mentioned have
turned their attention to peanut culture, and
many of them, especially in the district
around Norfolk, Va, have thereby replaced
fortunes lost. The quantity of the present
seasons crop is fully up to the average, and
In consequence of the large supply prices are
likely to be somewhat lower and poor grades
Will less rapidly find market. From ninety
cents to 81 % per bushel of twenty-five
pounds is the range of prices at present
Grades poorer than those selling at the
lower figures are shelled and sent North In
packages of 200 pounds for confectipners'
uses. They are shelled by the negroes before
roasting. 1t is estimated that 600 packages
will be required in this city this season, or
about four time as many as have been re-
ceived in any other year. At the close of the
last crop year, the oil crop was very nearly
exhausted, so that the new nuts will have
almost clear field One Of the most notice
able features Of this seasons trade is the
wide distribution of the crop, the orders from
interior localities being unusually large
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-23
The Ways of Trade.
Boston Commercial Rnllatin

IbO5IOu COMMERCIAL BuIletinl
When young Hyson, who is commission
merchant and an importer, came home to
dinner one evening last week, he found Mrs.
Tyson Just parting with caller and describ-
ing some lovely Chinese lanterns ehe had
bought at Veneer's, on Washington street.
Hysons face grew dark as the narrative
proceeded, and when the door closed upon the
visitor, ne turned to Mrs. e. with lowering
PROV and asked: What have you been fool
ing money away en- at Veneer's?"~
Don't be such bear. Harry" said Mrs.
d. II only bought a dozen Of these lovely
lanterns, nice for ornaments, and pretty to
use In the country next summer, and they
were, were only dollar each; did you ever see any
like them before ?''
See 'emr' groaned Hyson, C. It; they
sent me four thousand of EN- In the MaDda-
rim, and have only sold one lot, and that was
hundred to Veneer for fifteen dollars" Tears
and tableau.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-23
What B0siOn lives For.
[Ohicago Times.l

There are two things that Boston cannot
get along without. These are baked beans
and Joseph Cook. If the bean crop should
fail and Joseph Cook should be called to oc-
cupy the proseenium box he believes to be
reserved for him In paradise, the city OF Bos-
ton would probably surrender her charter
and become defurct.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-23
For Jobbing Purposes
Which We are prepared to offer On, !,
at prices to suit
Ledger Paper
II HI H

We keep full line of SOUTHWOsg
ebrated Ledger Papers. These psnel
awarded the COLO Medal at the Gems
unsurpassed excellence" their Il.
consisting In GREAT STREN0rz
FINISH. and PERFECT SIZING
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-23
FLAT PAPERS.
or all weights and sizes used In thiss
general iobbing purposes.
VISITING CARDS

We have In stock the finest ENa
VISITING CARDS liz this city. WIKI
nish TO our customers at the low rasl
so cents per pack, Pm
VISITING CARDS-The finest sasa
toll. white and all the fashionable H1z
GOLD EDGE VISITING CARDS
SILVER EDGE VISITING CARDa
RED EDGE VISITING CARDS
BLUE EDGE VISITING CARDS
BEvEL EDGE VISITING OAgDa I
With square or round COIL
GOLD DUST VISITING CARDS.
SNOWFLAKE VISITING CARDS. l
Eight different tintsi
DAMASK VISITING CARDS.
REP VISITING CARDS.
ARABESQUE VISITING CARDS
MORNING GLORY VISITING 0l3at
PHANTOM VISITING CARDS.
ORIENTAL VISITING CARDS /
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-23

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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-23

The Rev. DIR. Edward Eggleston has drama
TIED the second part of the pilgrims Pro-
gress," and will produce it next week 10 the
school room attached to his church.
Decorah-posten., 1879-03-12

flebi peo lorriss Gor6 l~lonlAlua !
Yarls % lom sr bgittmt til at be.
reos 2oislsls @Iaitsr otn Syornsielic
at berc imui Muiit unccr Wonlii.
oerne. Dette Sniiruments Repcrtoire
er rlst oa fan siisr Bebaa ioreQss.
Osis Sorsoras sr laa Ii9t ct cImin.
oeli9t. al W%snnslfer bsiat Srfehsrs,
al Wnn8e, lom life ficnoer nermere
til SorbcIcst. formoocntlis ulle fro.
at DC bore ct riptiat perilobelt Or.
feltcr. Oct imu'fs 3nitrumsut for.
tl'ntr esrior baaos at lees o. berts.
Slch!toen 9eTbass Niieu prsueoss
bet ior ierits Sang / Ovsrper al en-
tor Sfare 8iIhersrs, bpilfe Of Sr.
Gobier bare lnobuon. til en- lplenoio
Soupsr / Sotsllsts eIesants % bps
0slia Geiilofole.
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Worge % Tribanoclru.

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Iaa sanoe. ltriOsr "0aabl." iom ,r
laalecss lnisrssIsrtcs / 5ribano,lens
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sloes faa eance, iom sr Iaa sniibis
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bar meget mere 8emmtr, sub pi
bar Drug for. pi fan lfoife (nart
la9t laamsast Git. ION Bet %iorIan.
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Tan lpsielletts ; men ri bar lite i'm
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pms noget eano tiitren9sr uolan
ost baooe lom &unos oo SelQer,
laa er bet ROrgs, % 9snbsts eto.
ncmilte uoUitIins / be icnsre Oar
liploss be ociaa 5ribanosIslpitsmet
- SpbeoeIien at ben ,nssllte Ra.
oisailonsatt, SpbausIieu al ben en-.
ssllfe Bsltbtttlie for ben ~ianaolts
sralnii, ben franlie 3rot,at os Dor
s9sn OOet gang til ct moosrat ,5ri.
banoelsipitsm. 8cr i~taiiels 3nou.
ltrl og bort lille 9annbuart iaar
,anoelie lfaa tilboss for Dc &rau
paa 6rlbso Ill at bsuass is uosn
Baano. Tom ittuss al Silbsreoeren
% Semanosu. StOpelersn. Sem
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mia bar uplist iilGnfet III 6arma.
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pontre outr Nenittut poa an Waoos
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Decorah-posten., 1879-03-12

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cat tioltaert titt al Wr. @slecn. @cls
rtn sr npliN blertt c~ppupitt N CT altie nj
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lite tr enGiltrst. Srrres tan tnoia1les I
@inndbeif NJ q. 6Irue 0pteIer ilmi hos
X. 0ends / @eit Oeeerdb.
X. NJ. 3amisicn.
Decorah-posten., 1879-03-12
vi ct Sreu ira Sr. aaptriu
IIrohI hlhtuttfs ftigr "3BotnFA

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Wan bar iOrltaatt at ramms MIC
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Decorah-posten., 1879-03-12

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btltr 9snemouo Soban Strnns Deo,
bsbosr BET bl. a al ban pso I'm
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4ar men oesuagtet a ban life
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'sot 1900. Tsolelsnorsns tr mcc.
bette tfier StQisfaleuberen al 1879.
Decorah-posten., 1879-03-12

Welieprilen CT M / &rihionia
saast laa ueo, at npiist Melf fan
loass Tor 4b (l3 Grs) pr. YOt ioa
LAB Yrls bar Der n,ppe peret paa
Is Var
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Canmart.

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Der I'll "3Duplt." ira Ranosrs - /
clsie 0aGe bIeUet aiilersi Der % bar
pOtt ben ierssIi9ite Sphat. BETH.
rsrsn al "9s buulte Gitorisiabufer"s
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Iert Tor 9plst al ,SillaIers uoeitla.
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lterre Beleb. IN DC uoglere. % at
cst c8ioa / GuGsrst mun9Icr omtrent
9aIpbsIsn al oei. Der eittr Beaerne
liuloe o9re. Oct ausrsoe oplpits
Cab anIIlnss I'll oDsr IL 900 Rr.
men Der or Sormoouiu0 ON al Ga.
bet oil pie iia iieTre. uu~oerlessllsn
mob Or. &~beiIqaoro b,spnots tiIiGl.
ois paa bans 6soieIsoos, Os ct /
ben 4nleouiu9 be,ammst ilerre Gel.
fob hos h1m mtntfr ninnfA
Decorah-posten., 1879-03-12
Com Ntpis for Sfouenfs 1aloen

| vris bsrsttss / "psosm. Nmtsl."
Of TO 2eise i 8ehiirIb Siop / Glo.
foo. Der ere cl. 1000 ct 3uInoe
- Waal t9t bsuoflst. bcribIanol ca
$50 3pller grops 6emmsrtrGr, ere
/ oisie Gage ioI9te til eanob. Better.
fen / Ooalsn Ill Soel Oe Sic for
. 900 Ar
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Sra Mooerfanoene.
(Ai fluoinapift 8labs inetil soc 1etr.)
StDrae.

Jolieboiifolcn paa SporimO | Or.
feoalsn 60. Seler) bar MI ifelse
"Dogsp." 3S Gleoer. Gnielts. Tom
bar msIot ls til Sfolsn, bar mautts
pilss tilbaee of WonQel paa Ylabs.
Decorah-posten., 1879-03-12
Mnrnes Observation-Disclosures

Gen lite Sanuar 1879 par Der IN.
Der Bpsning / gonost 1913 6arteier
mso en- iamIet 9resiiabso Of ON.
trent 43, $50 Cons, vi bisls sr ll5
Ssililbs. orGsties cmirsnt AZ ll5
Sons, 3unoampitlbs. treeiiss
omtrsnt 1900 Cons. Os | 6raoamp
pih nreotiQi omirent 300 Zone.
Decorah-posten., 1879-03-12

Get nOrollesuigitc SpOrgsmnal.
Gen ipolis "8ndsar;el9er' bar Of.
isnlllQ9lort 8rattateu lmslem Giirig
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slust Ill AIgnoe. boiItsn Yrls ban
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sr M iralraaoi ION laaoan. ban bar
usmIls tl0bt Bart / bet npc Blac
"9assn" % iiaI suo mo i bette
Wfohs Notation
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Sra Sperigc. sOnssu bar sipsi
60Oo Rr. I'll Stodbolms aImlnosligs
"Sipopsrersnine" ior al bsnns at
anpenoss til 5uO'leb al @so o.
Decorah-posten., 1879-03-12

VI niffnniif Talent lrn Ents,

VI mctaniii Salent. IRA Soters.
oalsn rorl9ute nOsst ON en- @ut /
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d baooe en- CANNED Sne'Ioite
{ Slum5) ION par ubru9slis. Gen
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ttns Slubnm. os tilibit bsspubit
ban at artOoe paa su lisnsnos
Oct rOs nm {lc. men si,,r en- Stann
bapos @uttsn Sloffsu ieroig oa
nto nor 9ubeI bGusie ban ben paa
GGg9cn, buOr cen M eoor uai
bruot. Den or arbeloe, blot al
Era unbtlgm BupsuoifeIeH, iOm a
al Si0nltraao. GOootrnt ere 10
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Spitemniua og Hfparerlna AZ
muiiflliteS nitrum,uter. uclsrts AZ
Vrri. K. IS. Z. 8rem. 3ilireesittlslis
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Nutalltt al Siicntcrc sl,r andre
Bsrloutr. Der ire rlherer Siats'ir.
ZEN ubelotos lielae ioits SoIieioI.
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5loen here / "Sranb SOtsln |
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On Brts % aouNhoutr oil man bsbuse at bcuu'noe n9 I'll
h. ANUNDSErI, Agent.
DEBORAH, Iowa.
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-18
SdH RfHer Items.
rom the Herald, July 12:

From the Herald, July 12:
 The Board of Equalization has re. fused to strike of the assessment of the Southern Pacific Railfoad, and the Herald is informed that Yuma and Pinal counties had also refused the re. quest of the company in the same matter.
 Reports from Globe say that the Stonewall mill is running regularly and turning out about 500 pounds of silver bullion per week. The town of McMillen is quite lively; its chief sup port, the mining company, pays out about $l2, 900 monthly on expense ac. count.
 Five wagons filled with immigrants from Leadville, Colorado, arrived in Prescott on the 11th. They report dull times in Colorado. They want work.
 Water has been reached on govern. ment lot at Maricopa at depth of fifty. eight feet. An eight board fence has been built around the lot.
 The trustees of Phoenix have lately been experimenting with prison labor. In consideration of the work they agreed to pay for the services of the guard. During the past week the prisoners have been clearing off the cemetery grounds and some $21 has been paid the guard. Previous to putting the prisoners to work some men had agreed to take the entire job for $24.
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-18
Clifton and KclnItH.

From correspondence of Silver City Herald, dated Gold Gulch, Suly 2:
 To enumerate all the claims here would take too much space. The most important are those belonging to the Bent Bros, Pinkard & Co. and the California Company. The Bent Bros diggins are good, paying $3.50 to the man, and Pinkard's comes up to it. The quartz vein owned by these par ties formed the great inducement for Smiths mill.
 Twenty days will not elapse before the jingle of the trowel will be heard on the works in course of construction at Clifton. The following will show the amount of work to be done on the new railroad. Four and a quarter miles of track, to be built through an irregular cahon, with a heavy grade, and an immense chute one and a quarter miles in length, from the mines down to the upper terminus of the track. The construction is under the direction of NIT. E. Davis, formerly engineer in charge of construction on the Santa Monica Railroad, Los An geles, Cal. Mir. Davis is looked on as one of the best engineers on the Paci- fic slope.
 Clifton, without a doubt, will poll 800 votes at the next general election, and is liable to settle the fate of candi- dates for delegate. IRISH LORD.
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-18
IrrMs from lhe Sentinel of July 12:

ITEMs from the Sentinel of July 12
 Thursday arrived Lieut.. John Meg. Hyde with thirty-one soldiers to re- iieve the garrison at Fort Yuma.
 The United States Marshal of Ari. zona has issued orders to his deputies to incur no expenses on the credit of the United States.
 On the Sth, a reduction was made by the s. P. R. K. on the rate of freight for grain from Yuma to Maricopa, to $l2 per ton.
 Capt. Wm. Poole, who was so popu- lar on our river, is in command of one of the c. P. R. K. ferry boats at Oak land.
 The petitions from citizens to build road from Castle Dome Landing to Silver District, to the Board of Super visors, was laid upon the table until the next regular meeting of the Board next October.
 Seven pounds of ore taken from the bottom of the shaft of the the Iron Cap mine, Silver district, was sent to San Francisco for assay where it was sorted into three grades and assayed with the following result: Lot No. 1, $22S.15; Lot No. 2, 1235.05; Lot No. 8, $2451.16.
 On the 6th the body of a dead man was picked up on the desert. two miles east of Mesquit station. The man is supposed to have perished from thirst, as an empty canteen was lying by his side. Nothing was found on the body that would lead to its identification.
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-18
Another Wrong Indian Report.

A dispatch was received at San Car los Saturday, July 5, notifying the Agent at that place, who is supposed to know more about the movement of his Indians than the military, that a large number of MOjaves were going in the direction of Mojave, and that more were expected to follow. The Indians thus reported of their baili- wick were counted at the San Carlos Agency Thursday, and rstioned there Friday, one day before the receipt of the dispatch saying they were on the wing miles away, en route for their old home beyond Salt River. Inas- much as there is no railroad between San Carlos and Mojsve, we have grounds to doubt the truth of the dis patch.-[Silver Belt, July Il.
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-18
Delegate Campbell Gets a TeiegrapbIc
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WASHINGTON, July 7.-All the mem bers of the Pacific Coast Delegation have left Washington, and most of them are already en route across the Continent for their respective homes. Representative Daggett, when starting for New York, few days ago, that he would probably arrange to return to the Pacific Coast by steamer. Dele gate Campbell will leave New York today for Arizona via the railroad to San Francisco. Both these gentlemen have laid excellent foundations during the extra session for useful Congress sioual careers, each having formed an extensive acquaintance with old and influential members, and having pro- duced in all respects highly favor able impression.
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-18
Notice.

DROPOSABS WILL BE RECEIVED | until July Fist to furnish f6OO) six hun dred cows and (25) twenty-five bulls for Indian stock cattle. They must be heslthv, in good condition, between (2l two and l5l i've years old, and are to be delivered at san Carlos Agency, Arizona. subject 10 inspection, on or before the first of next October.
 The bulls must be furnished without charge as part of the contract.
 Proposals must be accompanied by cer- tined checks on responsible banks for f5) nve per cent. Of The amounts bid.
 The successful bidder will be reouIred to enter Into contract, subject to the approval of The Honorable Commissioner Of indian Affairs, and give bond in double the amount Of the contract, with two or more good sureiies for the faithful perform ance of us conditions. A copy of the contract and bond can be seen at the office Of THE CITIZEN.
 Payment will be made in the manner customary for Indian beef cattle
 Address the undersigned at San Carlos Agency, Arizona. Mark envelopes Pro po>als for Indian Stock Cattle"
 J. H. HAMMOND,
 Ju-f-WSHd Inspector.
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-18
Probate Notice.

IN THE PROBATE COURT OF THE J County Of Pimn, Territory Of Arizona. In the matter Of guardianship Of Ranla Bandurags, Msguel Bandurnga and Mari- Ano Banduraga. IL appearing 10 ths court from the petition this day presently and filed by Maria Romero Bandurags, the guardian of the persons and esInte Ot RAfils BandursgR, Maguel Banduraga and Mariana Bandurags, praying for n order of sale of cer tain real estate belonging tO her said wards, that it would be benericial tO the said wards that such real estAIs should be sold: it is hereby ordered that the next of kin of the said wards, and sil persons intere sted in the said estate, 3D. pear before this court at the courtroom thereof, in Tucson, County Of Pima, A. T., on Wednesday, the 30th day Of July, A, D' 1879, at 10 o'clock Q. m-; then and there gO show cause why an order should not Do granted for the sale Of such estate. And ft is further ordered, that a copy Of thi. order be published at leaxt three succes sive weeks before the said hearing OfsAd petition in THE ARIzOSA CITIZEN, a negs. paper printed in said county of Pima.
 J. s. WOOD,
 Probate Judg9.
 Dated Tucson. A. T., July lst. A. D. ls7s.