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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-04-03
A FEATURE OF THE WEST.
REDWOOD FALLS.
Read Learn an Appreciate.

Ke1u Learn I'M AppFeclates
"Goddess of Shades, and huntress who at will
Walkest on the rolling spheres, and thro
the deep;
On thy throne reign, the EARTH, look now
and tell
me seek,
What certain seat, where may worship thee
For aye, with temples vowed and virgin
quires."
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PQST-OEELCE.

REDwooD FALLS, MINI, JAN. 1878.
OFFICE HOURs.-For delivery of mail and sale
of stamps, from $3.50 A. NJ, to 7:O p. NJ
week days. On Sundays, from Il NJ, to p.
NJ.
Money order and Register Letter Depart
ment open from s A. NJ. to6P. NJ.
ROOT. WATSON, p. NJ.
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Church DIRECTORY,

1kksHYyxRYBN.-Rev. Henry A. Dodge, Pastor
Services every SABBATH at IL O'Clock A. M. and
NteH o'clock p. N. Sabbath school at 10 o.
clock A. NJ.
NETHOpIsr.-Rev. s. NJ. DAVIS, Pastor. Ser
vices every SABBATH at 10,i A. NJ, Sabbath
school every Sabbath, at Il NJ.
CHRIsrIAN.-Elder, A p. Frost, Pastor. Ser
vices every Loris,lay, at lO,i A. NJ. and 81
p. NJ. Sunday School ~ p. NJ.
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Simmons 4 0RT9,
F. DEALERS IN
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
and FARM MACHINERY of all kinds.
Have on hand full line of
PLOWS,
HARROWS,
CORN, TOOLS &c
Agents for
EsTERLY SEEDERs.
DEWEY HARVESTERS.
WOODS sELT-BINDERs.
MOWERS, HORSE RAKES. and COM.
BINED MACHINES.
Till Tibbetts Office, Mill Street, Red
wood Falls, MINI.
BOARDING.

A few persons can be accommodated
with board in the family of Rev. j.
NJ. Thurston with or without rooms
as desired.
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1. o. OF o. F.

REDWOOD LODGE. No. s. meets every
Monday night, at =. o'clock.
Brothers from distance are cordially invit-
cd to attend.
OTro DORNBERG, s. c. W. TOusLEY, n. G.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-04-03

Window Shades, all colors,
at Bunch & Jessup's.
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Wanted.

A competent girl TO do house
work. Apply af the store of. +. E.
Bushnell.
, 1879-01-14

equally tavorablc 10 "no license" Even as the
case M" stands, It ts believed by those best In.
the local juisciary-thas tho consumption Of
Intoxicating drink haa been materially dtTin-
tshcdt by tho rrnhibftory yotc. The loss 10 tho
Town Treasury from tho removal Of the 1f.enae
syttcm will be compensated BIZ tho saving in
the care ot the criminal unh the poor. t" say
nothng Of the increase of ge,'csnl thrift md the
utilizing OF hitherto unemployed or mlsapptscd
labor. Inc annual smount hcretofore wasted,
snd worse than wasted, in strung drink. by the
l7,ooo inhabitants Of Norwich, is estimated, IN
accordance with nil available data, at not fnr
IRON thrcc-fourths nf million dollars. II Tint
nuno,lntcan be reduced by even small per cent,
the aggregate gain Ia enormous.
AZ for New London, have to-day consulted
his Honor Tho Mayor Of that city. who ts a1so
btate's Attorney for this judicial Dstr!ct, I!av-
Ing examined the Herald article, Eo pronouncca
It's assertiona respecting the. evils Of "No-Li-
enea 1s ew adds. ssh 3 ps s.a o
benefits Of the low. and a,'ct tho popular ap.
proval Of 1t, that vote tnken today would re-
suit In a larger majority for fNoLlcensc thnn
was gwen Inst Oetober.n
have for years en1cavorcd 10 obtain {rum the
Legislature an amendment which, shall alow
tho sale of spiF'tuous liquors for Legitimate
purposes, In case town votes "No-1.iecnae." /"
7 he nbscucc oE such legislation hns been ono OF
the great h!pdranecs with which they have had
tucpntctnl. It IA pro1abic tint the desired end
will bc gained this winter, In that casc, and
In view Ut the facts ns nbove tecitc1, TIE TRlI,-
the Hera|d's statement that "thcro il pretty
general impression that At tho next election
tue majority VII vote in favor Of permitting
licenses nEain"l
Permit n,o to saw, in closing, that those who
favor proh!bitory laws arc amonR the must fa!th-
tnl in using " the great tnoral agencics." The
history Ut the Temperance movement shows
Tint those who have becn advocates OF pruhabi-
, 1879-01-14
Police

Heto Fnrk Whrlf.
Tho body OF James l.. petrfe, we11.tn.1n
member of a wealthy Rcotcii family 1yina H. H.
New York. was found yesterday In tho Morrsu.sa ~
He Ind fallen In falnting 1T IN tho street /; !.
supposed, on Monday night; was prob1h,
c!nbbcd BIZ policeman, snd certainly tucked M
over night for "drunkcnness,n with travtu,cS
sknll; violently exercised in tho mnrning "ta
wakc him upn; walked to court, an.l sent 10 III,
hospital BY tho Jutlge,-hts relatives Mi ill.,
while being In Ignorance Of his whereabouts,
Noah GIL. 4 wllcly-known and res pectepi c1t,.
zen OF Baltimore, left hA home at o'clock TN
tho morning OF New Ycar's-Day with lls mr..
pDso Of going to Mount Hope Hospital, ani
there placing himself under the care VI rh5ii,
clan In whom ho llad confidence. Mr. tiil] III,
been seriously a!ck for several iays. Som uftsr
he left home DO fell down on tho street. i DO.
ltceman saw him fall, aud took him to station.
house, Mr.. Gill being ali the t!mo uncontclou.
After being kept Ia the statton-house nearly ali
day, Mr.. Gtl1 WAS conveyed, late in thu atter.
noon, to the civ Jail, and, "A hia name was un.
known, he was faccttously dubbed "Uld Year,
When he reached this jill, both his eyes wen
badly blacked, ILLS checks under his eyes we,e
sw0ilcn. bis wig was Of, his ailk hat bent out ii
shape, and his clothes were In disorder. So ii.
tcrly Uttered was he In appearance that the VII.
den, who know Mt. Gill well, did not rec,gp1s
the Unconscious prisoner. On Thursday MON.
lug the Wnr.1cn perceived that tho man was Dot
drunk, but tlgtnR, and summoned 2 plyafciaa,
Mr. Gill could not he aroused from bis eomttota
condition, and died on Ft1day.
, 1879-01-14
"D0ES PROHIBITION PROHIBIT ?"
~ fhs E,IIior nf 7'hs TriS,bps

Nonw1cu, Conn, Ja,,. B.-My attention ha,
been called to un editorial In your tssuu OF Dee.
II, e,,tttletl "poes Prohibition prohthtt1n and
basri. In larrn nart. m ccr.o.n nnrr,,cnt ror.
fesponuchco VI tic Now York Lsrdd. ln that
editorial It ls snid: ''Wa hare had occasion, to
srun,tnc tho workings of prohtbjtory laws In
s'a. ma'e' & S'w .an"ps"l1e' ss''"on,' Massa'hl'
setts. nMa hf'oae lsahd, and iount! in each tnsc
that tl'ey were barren Of permanent results,
tI"..o A4 -" a4e ~ '"aue'
t"'Nes Ill luo 1aee Of t"o la~' No
now hase an opportunity to 3uslgs
New England btate-Couucct!rut, ~ Ilaylnr
..f.sr.J -, ~ o,,i.. ~ w.. ".'.,'' ,a ~.
.s''s'.u ~ ."o W nr" W, ''o"aon n'"' Hoe@
H'cu' thc eaitoffal au"s' " 4ho operation or ihe
its ut,cration III all. Il IL The Tn,uttHK,s nm.
f,vnr.t,, chnr1,s,nn xhct ,,,nv,, r., -, ~ vi,
,...s.- ....s...s -0'S- '*~ ~ e''o AVA
'owine statchcnI'
1t fias been my fortune TO have resided In
Norwich during tho past year ant1 Il half. aud In
havo Ind mi tno,yIc,,9a m ,ha tan,ror.,,c.
.s.,,,,.a... a..a ~" .a.,.s. wv to"'p.'Huea
movement anu hs sesulte' wr1tu over my
OWN signature, anu anl saspons!ble not ouly
for thn honest tntunk, hut also for tho accuracy
Of what | a1,lrn. Yet I 1,pItcyo th,t .l,o
nt.crtions rontntnr1 IN lin y6.r a,sr.
',u"s % se..st" .. :" Wv t4e' a' eo''cspono-
enre. dated New Loudo11, Dec. Z, 80 far rs they
rclata to m!scllleyous effects Ut ~ No LICENSE II
III Norwich, ars entirely false. They mt mi
uru fase I11 general, hut also in detnil. Thcro
have beon no results ur fncidrnts in Norwirt
which correspond to tllo adYcrss statements.
Fur example, n,1v ol tic hirhest plice officers
of ttta ritv. hayinv rea.l f6n t.,rrra,,,,,,isu.,
ay.fs that ot ono instaucu Of III. tur,,.at.ti.,
suEVupn Or o,,ckct.lttfo. l,us WI rott,r r. ti,a
knowledge III ttu 1uce. Tint f1tU t,vicn /. bnru
absolutcIy uui,caru Of. iii. currssnunIcmt,s
stateu,cnt that Inc lIouor.trolil. wns s'l"nr
sip.un abolished III Norwich Ii 20 fsr
fruln truo tlIst prohibition came into
Jrugulsts trsttfy titat their business il, :. it.rs
echi7aupa. AMI tuuIrs il 1ius I'M ,nutsrmiiy
rlluuurI xfncc n NJ Lircnsu il hcrum. lin jaw
ltlrre IL 20 prevailing "buck-roon i trsat,nrns
, 1879-01-14

i}ftFnts FIRE. F9ett.
The argument probably commenced Ia the
Custon,.llousc, md t,al been discussed ior
somc time: the fat man wns saytng a. le caus
down stairs Into the Post Olce corridor:
~ tell rou. courtcsy exists In tlle huuta
heart tc-tay as mitch rs ever. A civil Request
never brinGa an uHciyii answHr."
swell, tl1r't know" muscl tho other.
~ do know, aud I'm going to prove 1t. My
horse and cutter stands out nero. III get lpto
hitch the horse for the, anil he'll 10 It. You
stand here and let inc convince you."
The fat man got into his cutter, tucked down
tho robes picked up tho lines, and then eaIltd
out to pedestrian: .t3ay. Colonel, I'm a lltt,t
ahead Of time. Won't yon please unhitch nj
lorse,"
"Certain1y," replied the man, and he ID.
rancctl, pressed on tho snap. and walked on
leaving the horse free, but tta tIestrnp sill i.st
to the hftcitnR.post. Tie fat man had 10 ge,
OUT to recovar ii, md llLa argument svc.ned 70
brcak III two right there.
, 1879-01-14

Rome, and Laily Marian Afford nnl I.oulsa 1,,,.
Aslib.iston, OF London, to have t1tadc Unr fsI fnsI
don correspondent, Mr. Jennings, It viii b. . =.
mcmbcrcd. recently called upon Miss flnsns:.: =.
III l,ondnn. and received from ncr such ll,hs T.
regard TO- ,ie iuvrnsnn In qucstlon "a sui},roaa
to eohviuct him that It Is Of thu grarcst tmmsa
tancc. =. '''''
Miss ttosmer authorizes u now 10 s,v ~,
tinctly that she t,ulds safely uncr lock n, s t.s
lettcFa which will exhibit Mr.. C}apman't ~! ~!
position Ia regard to this important in yeu,;nn
1.-THE production OF which lctters,' Sic rJ' a5I.'
nat the proper time will surpriac no one ,, ro,.
than Mr.. Chapman t,tmself.n ''
Miss 1insu1er, we may add, 10 now s,lpetyt,t,,
10 Lonten tue preparation OK = model OF ths
now motor. tNs
, 1879-01-14

don't know O'Donnell, aud never met him IN
my llfc.''
"fnu have no interest In his uscat con-
traCt1'
None al all. I have no interest In anything
cxccpt my legitimate business, a,ul cam. sec
whr Cot,urM should make such stntcmentt.'
''Do sou know Doe Gnrtlncrf"
ayes"
Dill you tell Coburn not 10 deal With him
that he talked too much."
"No.'' -..
III view Of the fiat, emphatic, denial OF Mr..
Lawrence, no n0re questions could 6o asked, 50
tho Interview ended.
, 1879-01-14
MlA& Iits&t1lrr'x Invention.

-, 7.
We arc authorized by Allx4 ispsmcr, through
her legal rcpsrscntatiyv in Ibis country, 10 ls!v
III geucrul and fornlal snauutr Ill tho st4te-
uients madc LY Als. Chapman In regard to tie
shafe which he Ca,uls u have bud iu dcycIupIux
aud pericctinK the 1lIyentIou wAci,, q. our read
ers knux. Miss llosnler believes heraelf, aud u
hel,evrt by such cetlpeteut psr.uns her euu-
tacutal l1leud., Mr. STORY aud Alss Clark. VI
, 1879-01-14
THE CHINESE,

.br. LOUIS, Mo-, Jan. la-col X. J. Hinton,
editor VI the San Francisyo I'ost. \ strong anti
Chsncsc paper. arrived hero today eu route to
Washington, where lle will ,uakr 4 statement
before ttw Communities or EJueat!on uua Labor
UPON sls subject Vi Chinese Immigration aud
ciicup labor.
, 1879-01-14
GiRdstonO'A Ak,

Tho ax given to Mr.. Gladstone on hia s4a
birthday Is an exact cobY Of Ille American az 10
uses In is woodefatt. Thc head Ia Ut solid stc,.
ling silver, weighing eighty ounces, and t,ea.
tho following inscripit.n: :prcsensch to the
Inirine friends" The handle Is Of ebony. Ths
ax Is lnclosed In d ease ot polished oak, lined
with velvet.
, 1879-01-14
THE ERIE,

have just submitted TO the stockholders their
report Of the operations Of the Company from
the LIST Of June to the 8oth Of September, 1878.
On the lat Of June the present Company WAS put
in possession Ut the larger.j portion Of tho
property belonging to tho Eric Hallway Com
rnNy, the poFt!on not transferred continuing
under the control OF Tho Receiver, who atsli re.
ccivcs the revenues arising thcrefrosn. aud 10
TINT extent lessons the receipts Of tho Company.
The report Rires tho total nut rcvcuuo for the
wear at $l,Glv, 49,, from which Is to be deducted
interest on mortgages, interest on loans,
premium on gold, guaranteed Interest other
than Interest on hun1s VI the Company, Si7,4S2;
leavtnx % applicable to paying interest on fund.
I'd Indebtedness, st., eiS51;Mp; 'le.lncttng III
TO credit OF profit aud loss pf $S2y,54G
Tie Receiver Of the Eric hallway Company
having MALE % report Of tts ,opcrations from.
ST. s & tho to 1ss.so 5as tef b. Boa "mo Of
lug tho Rccciycr's rcport with theirs, plncc.l be-
fore tho stocKllodcrs tllo operations nusl re-
suits Of tile whole Tear's work: showing
from which, dcluctlng losses by no,,.pay-
Ing property OF tho Company amounting
10 s3O,Gy loft the net revenue S4.Ola0i5.
Dcaugtlng amount IT,, of rentals on leased Iinca
f3,9i9,1.5. To thts add intcreat received from
sccurittcs, e25a, $40 o., which makes 81 ,209 7.h
From this must be deducted $s02,,s3l for taxes,
fC0fR1f1t2A+
tton and foreclosure, eic, leaving IA annicnl,Ic
to tho payment of Interest on fuudc,1 Indebted
ness $l,l07,3t5. The tnteres. on tho funded
debt amounted To STA, 400, leaving % protlt
during tho year sf,5,43i.
II ID proposed in tic report to make tho tar
mt1aI arrangements sufficient to rccciye nnl Ic.
llYef passengers Win tllc greatest celebrity and
1nlaty' ahu u ID aueee:ted tilat INC great want
Of tne naeonr o. Nov fork ts faculties t1F cheap
lfa'eies o1 gram and otaer 1fe'kht lor shipment.
--
ITEMS.
The anuunl meeting Of the Western Railroad
A..or,otion viii ,a hc,,I NJ 1t,ao t1,s r,nr,,i,v
- 49, ILL.,. ~. m sv,..,,,..,s .. 'o'"'"s
~ tuo ol''ec' 1So' ioA washington st1cet'
On account Of sewers illncss, Mr.. O. b.
st.pnor Gopcrol Nonurcr nf TIN Mo-ot,.,..,
Dispatch Transportation Company, has been
obltcet, to Withdraw for q tlrno from ACTIVE ill.,
ties. During Nr, Skinuer's absence ani nntt,
further notice iii. ". Ytnuntnn. Secretary ~ ~.
COMPANY. bus been appolnteI nctinr 9enerai
Atannrer.
r,.. ,,. x,,u-,
lhe tnlcaEo, MliwanKfe - ~ Pa,lI md CHI
caGo " Nnrtll"estefn lsnfoaus liaVs t!let Issued
anew taf1ll between tnicago and ". Paul. Thu
ne~ sntes are w eents litst- class. 20 cents sec-
ohu'elass: ~ cents th!ru'class, - cents fourth
S%lnss: % a'ld % Y cents al,ii-slass Engrant nova
, 1879-01-14

ST. LOUIS MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. l3-0sofge II. Morgan was
re-elected Secretary of thu Merehautx' Exchange
to-day for the fourteenth time. aud hts nAsIst-
nuts. 'iessrs. Wctmote aud BARTLETT, were re-
appointed.
, 1879-01-14
WESTERN WISDOM.
An Interesting Interview with a
Leading Lawyer OF
Chicago.
Purity Of the Bench and the Bar--A
Review Of the Case Of Judge
Blodgett,

The KrnubIlcnns Of The West Solid for
r.a.t-r,,. r.,,,,, no.or;,,,r
>'
the Finances.
--
Nt,c Tark Graohfe, Jnn. II. ~
"The Chicago paoers have madeu us acquainted
with tho general outlines Of the accusations
clear aud definite statemcut Of tho case has
becn made here. md tho Gra}9hie would be glad
.en.nm whn, H. 49,, ,,a.ft. ~ I'm c,sr a1..n
W Kno" ""at ..e ea' 'e'Aa ..., y. 10y e's ~.
Graphite Inst evening to Mr. Emery A. etorrs,
.hc wcll-knowu Chicago advocate, at tue ST.
Jane. fIn,c,
'an,es Io'e'' ,
can harslS ssa1e'' that Rcatieaan oceao'
"~hat the specific accusations "gn'hst Juaec
Blodgctt arc. But, In q general wHy,ssf rrctnna
know. An to the merits ID Of tho case think i
a.,.o.st.,,r IN .,,,,n,,, ~ Al ,oo.t r,rc,ocr.
mn cass.s's sHs op''oa - =. 4ea,t ".''.'eu" @
twe1ticths of tne members III tlie western baf
when say TINT no ease will be Inaao against
md unr,rhrncss n, a .1udge. or come within,
1rn,.ha, ~ he,ne .n.ta;nnd In !, a r,nn NJ
great ability OF remarkable clcafness ana QUICK
ness Of perception, Of very positive opinions, Of
not yrrr concedinr mnnncrs, OF a soncwhnt az
rrc..Ivc rhoructnr NJ yn,r,icrt. tnt think n
s.sss'.' w .,,s. H.. ~. .n"n,,
perfect 'ee9naue. nave ~ suea Luz. Luz lts"t'
OF All investigation OF Judge Blodgett WILL 20
- other than highly beneficial to himecll and most
satisfactory to bis friends. Tie mir has been
e,,o,, ri, h t,.., unnuc rn.roc. for .omo t,na,
sea LITE os I,, n,.,. w - .'"o .s' Nv
Inc course "a'cH 1uaee o.o'ec.t nas "n"'tS oe-
tcrmined to pursue ts BY all odds tho wiscst.
think that, lett 10 himself, he would hare taken
th,t cour.e n mnnth a0n. 1ndeetl. | n,nv sny
,,.. ~. - aoo hoaa ,,,,,1;.hoy
t"uI "'tel ."ese s.a'ses As1 o"eo oeeu tu''s"ea
nn'l proylasnleu through inc ficse' an inveetlGa-
lion WAS tnevitablc-tho souhcr II came the het-
Ter. tlc purity Of a Juaec cannot ~ Slcafions-
" defended. Ihc party assa,tsa m mtast 10 ihc
uctcndihg. ah9 t!9t lhstant'y anu fiRnEnnslyi
nf! We we're oll dc'igltch wien Jut'Ha nloaRett
cefnahactl lt''elasGttlRa1lon, uhd ny oesk lf!ehus
nrc ins'st.nR TINT II be most aeafchlnR and ex-
, 1879-01-14
SUICIDE.

BuFrALo, Jan. IA. @. Keller, trare,,n,
agent for i hardware tirsn at Montreal, ktIi"
himself to-ilaY. "'''ss
, 1879-01-14

money than It nce4s tn pay IL expenses. -iccu-
inullttnn by the ttureEnIncht 1Htaas Jtlht that
nfE3tlnt Of additional taxattsl unun Inc prupir.
think tae trouble with tllu lawyers IL, that III
shauy instances they 10 not kIr,w enough law to
lp EoUl lawyrra aill KNOW q little tou much law
10 De good ha.!1'sss,,uen. !, hopc ,ou will con-
"lt IL alleged IN support Of THIS nptnsitton to
predoustnanre OF lawyers III legislative taxics
that thu natural tendency Ut lhG legal IlInA IL
nut towards elcaEncx. md sefnraey u legssIn-
ltt'l'. a'ni tltat, wiether conactously ur uneon-
kclously, they arr iuclluea u franz laws wlalcl4
adnIt Ut TWO Interpretations, ~ thas litigation
Is provoked. IL this tsuet"
''S", II IL not tins: Ho lawyer worthy vi the
nulnt would EVER ttatnc u statute with Wow to
pruyoke future ltilGu,hu my Inurn thnll hu
would try u inyulyc hIs client in further httua-
ttuu. eau hardly c0urelvt that possible. Theru
i,ly bc so.lc difficulty suci. W y1u snggrst. We
ill0. fur tust1nct, Eu4Al ucul III difficulty In re-
tuI!ant iurtns of l,lrullui, tut thuse lhat blum
der through lHlurauGr vi GUrtcct titklvS vi
plculing Iu not uIAku tnulcy by IL, This Is not
the lault 0f the Law, which cantut be hcl re-
spUHs,i,le for ths dunccs thai fall IL full
low II. Clear hcads In my profession
lactllty VI expression ~ will c1clude
every Nlilcr meaning excepting tho Unu III
tended Is . faculty possesaed by lew u.uFtals. l
tu not expcct ~ !!Tu lung enough tu sec tAa
day when ts!cEv shall le such *elcral accuracy
Ut ttatcusent III editorials, spcyvhes, legal
ppluluns, VI statutes u u ay0l1 all chance VI
misunderstanding us INSTRUMENTATION; yet
thnk The tendency Ut legs! training Is Tow ard
Koo1 lawyer tAu pus an idea uEtuu paper moro
clearly atil "pIeclsely than ! good ulecbulile.
good sntrehant, " gotn furlner liut . cicar-
!'eade1 larliset IL BY all lneans preferable ~ u
tuddlc-Leadrl lawyer"
srs1.ck AND FAIR PRACTICE.
AVA The convention whicn 1Iun,x.l the rFes-
ent Lew Constitution VI llilnut largely eo.u-
poscu u la~ysFsf'
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-03
vvaxAs III Farm LabureI.s.

\ The May returns to the United States De.
partment Of Agriculture show that the aver
age wages Of labor, without board, on yearly
engagements, have declined from sci 20 per
month to $40 26. or 40 per cent, during the
ers i has declined 4.1s Der cent, or from 81 Is
to ~ Ia per month. Four States and two
Territories show an increase Of wages. name
liz. Minnesota, Colorado, California, Oregon,
and New Mexico and Washington Territories.
All the other States show a decline. This de-
cline Is greatest In Vermont-30 per cent
Maryland rs per cent, and Virginia 1874 per
cent. The cost of subsistence has advanced
iii four States and two Territories IN ew Jer-
gey. PennsYyllyyania, Texas, Colorado, and New
other States show smaller cost Of subsist-
enca. Vermont declines 81 per cent in the
price OF board, and Maryland 40 per cent.
The general tone OF the correspondence Is
hopeful Of revival of industry, and the sur
plus OF unemployed labor Is growing less.
Coed labor can generally find employment at
falr prices. Many are idle because they will
not accept the reduced wages offered.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-03
Campbell Fair vs.. John r.. Patrick.

E,IFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
49, ish OF Orleans. No. 9893-By virtue of a
writ Of seizure and sale, to me directed br the
honorable the Fifth District Court for the parish
OF Orleans, in the above entitled cause, will
proceed to sell at public auction. at the Mar.
chants and Auctioneers' Exchange Royal street.
between Canal and Customhouse streets. in the
Second District of this city, on SATURDAY.
june 81. 1879 at 10 o'clock M, the following de.
scribed property TO wit
gether with all the buildings and IMPROVEMENTS
thereon, rights. ways servitudes and appurten.
District Of the, city Of New Orleans, in the
Cypress and Clara streets, being DESIGNATED as
lots numbers one and sixteen. on plan Of Ionis
81. Pile, city surveyor. dated thirteenth Novams.
Der. 1854, and deposited In the book Of Mans AZ
Paul =. Theard, notary In this CITY AZ nIan NJ
9. Said lots adJoin each other In the rear ana
have the following dimensions in American
measure. viz: Lot numbers ne forming the cor.
ner OF Lafayette and Willow streets. measures
thirty. one feet four inches and four lines frnnf
on Lafayette street by depth of seventy nine
feet nine inches and six lines front on Wiiinw
street: eighty-two feet and eight inches on The
line dividing II from lot number two, and thirtyo
one feet three inches In the rear: lot number
sixteen. forming the corner Of Cypress and
three inches front on Cypress street BY a denfh
Of one hundred feet front on Willow street ba
tween parallel lines. o'' oo-
Seized In the above suit.
Ierms-Cash on the spot.
j. B. ALCEE GAUTHREAUY
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
- ish of Orleans. No. 1690-By virtue Of a writ
Of fisri facias. to me directed by the honorable
the Sixth District Court for the parish Of Orleans
In the above entitled cause. for city taxes Of
1873. ! will proceed to sell at public a,1c,
Exchange Royal street. between Canal and
Customhouse street, n TIE Second Dietrich
u o'clock M. the following described property.
4 CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, SIT
uated In the First District of this city in square
number one hundred and seventy -one, bounded
by ut. Charles, Common, Gravier and Camp
streets, and designated as lot number twenty
three, measuring twenty three feet front on st.
Charles street by ninety four feet In depth on
one line and eighty-ltne feet In depth on the
o' x CERTAIN EIsi PORTION OF GROUND, SIT
uated In the Fourth District of this city In
square number two hundred and thirty eight,
bounded by st. Mary, st. Charles. Carondelet
and st. Andrew etreerS, and designated as lot
number forty. measuring thirty feet front on
st. Mary street by ninety feet In depth.
CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, sit
uated In the Sixth District of this city, In square
number two hundred and seventy-two. bounded
by Chestnut, Altne, Camp and Foucher streets,
and designated as lots numbers fifteen to nine
teen. measuring each thirty-one feet front on
Chestnut street, by one hundred and twenty
five feet In depth.
Seized In the above suit. w. & IN@
4efms-oas J. e. Z. a e 55RRf&ta AurHnEAux.
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans.
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