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National Republican., 1879-08-25
VAR ANNIVERSARIES.
Pertinent Extracts from the Chronology OF
the Rebellion.

1861.
AUGUST 25-All the vessels on the Potomac
river taken by the Government. New York
Journal of Commerce, Freeman's Journal and
the Brooklyn Eagle denied the use of the mails
1869.
AUGUST 25-Seven men of the Bath County
(Ky.) Home Guards captured. near Mount
Sterling, eighteen guerrillas, with their horses
and arms. Three hundred and fifty rebels
under Colonel Hicks defeated near Bloomfield,
Mo-, by 130 Of the Thirteenth Ohio; the rebels
lost twenty killed. The rebel Colonel Wood
ward attacked Fort Donelson, Tenn, with 775
men, but was repulscd therefr0m by Major
Hart aud four companies of the Seventy first
Ohio the rebels lost thirty killed aud wound
cd the garrison did not receive scratch.
The whole population of New Ulm, Mimi,
together with the garrison, evacuated that
place. The Indians had been driven off
Guerilla camp broken up near Danville, KY,
by the Home Guards.
1868.
AUGUST 25-Gunboats Satellite and ReIi.
ance Of the Potomac hotilla, captured by the
rebels at the mouth of the Rappahannock
General Fitzpatrick, with force of Union cav.
airy, afterward sunk the Satellite and made
the Reliance unreliable. In consequence OF
the late raids into Kansas, the inhabitants OF
Cass, Bates and Jackson Counties No., with q
few exceptions, were ordered to leave their
residences within fifteen days. General David
son, of General Steee's expedition, occupied
Brownsville, Ark, driving out Marmaduke
with 5000 cavalry and two pieces of artillery
General Burnside crossed the line Of Tennessee
1864.
AUGUST 25-A battery of heavy rifed can.
non was placed in position before Atlanta. and
fire was opened upon the city aud the rail
road, interrupting the trains and causing sew
eral COnHaprations
National Republican., 1879-08-25
WASHINGTON, AUGUST a5, 1879.

CARTER HARRISON has started a free
bath boom out in Chicago CARTER never
was very reliable democrat.
National Republican., 1879-08-25

THE opposition press continues to make
the most it can out of the so-called "con-
" fession" of Justice MILLER. The Sunday
Gazette, of this city, is notable example OF
this meaning, despite its knowledge of the
fact that the allegation in question is based
solay upon an irresponsible newspaper re-
port of private conversation. The truth
is, the Gazette has convenient way of taxi
ing some things for granted when they are
reported by the New York Sun, as in this
instance, and discredting them in others.
All that we have said upon the subject is
that we do not believe the private conversa-
tion in question was correctly reported
The general reputation of the Sun in such
matters fully warrants this belief
National Republican., 1879-08-25

Themanagers the cozy Comique offer this week
q list OF rare attractions, Among the new arrivals
are NiGOlo the daring mrial artist who makes his
first appearance in Washington tonight; Conway
and Farrell the great Irish vocalis.s and dancers
Charles A. Grear the mimic and Minnie Farrell,
the change artist. Jake Budd will appear IN an
original sketch entitled High Jack the Heller"
and the performance Will conclude with the laugh.
able afterpiece Eli What Isl in"
National Republican., 1879-08-25

To hove good health medicine Is necessary occa-
slonally. As family medicine we can recommend
Dr. Bulls Baltimore Pills and advise all 10 have q
box constantly on hand for cases of necessity,
National Republican., 1879-08-25

SECRETARY SCHURz, who has declared
his hostility to GRANT and BLAINE,
is a strong champion for the National banks
This, as business proposition has millions
in it. The point rather sticks out to public
view, Rich clients and rapacious adyo-
Gates harmonize well sometimes, Anything
to beat GRANT and BLAINE! But supposing
one or the other of his peculiar aversons
should chance to be nominated and elected
President--what special honor and response
bility would Secretary SCHURz be likely to
covet In consideration Of his further adher-
once to the Republican party? The test oi
true Republican is for him to submit hi.
personal and political preferences to the
arbitrament of the National Convention
and then, whatever the result may be, tC
abide by it in good faith and temper.
National Republican., 1879-08-25

Is there an intelligent Democrat--this
inquiry does not relate to the Democratic
organ here, for it knows no more Of politics
than a cobbler does about making watch
who can define the live issues of the period
which inspire the Democratic party to eff
fort? Where does it stand on the question
of finance and currency? Where on the
questions of human rights, the freedom of
citizenship, Of opinion, and Of suffrageP
Where ON the question Of State sovereignty
National Republican., 1879-08-25

THE fact that the Solid North demands
the punishment-or expects it, which is the
same thiug-of the CHISHOLM and DIXON
murderers down in Mississippi is very em-
phatically and truthfuly asserted by the
New York Tribune. But we make the pre-
diction that this demand or expectation, or
whatever it may be called, will be disap-
pointed, 1t is among the perverse charac-
teristics of the sovereign State ofMissssipp
to do exactly the contrary thing under
such circumstances. Besides, the entire
Mississippi delegation in Congress Senator
Bruce, OF course, excepted) has contributed
either money or active sympathy to the de-
fense of the CHISHOLM assassins, and rs yet,
with the same exception, none of them have
been heard to dsapprove Of tile DIXON
murder.
National Republican., 1879-08-25
AN USEJT ENTS.


FOrd's Opera House" Fatinitza."
The season will open tonight with performance
Of the English Military Comic Opera of" Fatnitza."
National Republican., 1879-08-25

Largest Legitimate Morning CIR
cUydtiOn In the District.
National Republican., 1879-08-25

and National supremacy? Where on the
question of enforcing the laws preserving
the purity of the elective franchise and hon
est elections? Is it in favor of or opposed to
bull-dozing, intimidation, murder for opin-
ions sake aud carrying elections by tissue
ballots, ballot-box stuffing, repeating and
false counts2 If the Democratic party has
n platform of principles, free from sophistry,
and under which it takes distinct issue with
the Republican party, let that be clearly
defined, so that the people can read and
understand II. Ifit IS in harmony with the
Republican party on all heleading political
issues ofthe day, let it be known. If it has
any definite and distinct issue beyond the
attainment of position and the plunder con-
nected with office in the Government, let
the people understand it-for at present it
looks MS if the Democratic platform had but
seven principles-fve loaves and two fishes.
National Republican., 1879-08-25

rEn,ored Mt the Posromcs at Washington D. O., as
sec ndclnss ntattur.l
National Republican., 1879-08-25

ssr Communfcutionsto for publication should be brief
plainly uriien and only upon one side Of the paper
When anonymous MeVtrW De neithcrrcdd nor returned
Rejected manuscripts ipR not be preserved nor returned
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-24
Of December 40 will be found interesting TO our

| ~ r., 49,. u, ~, !, .,. ~.
| W ''Ve''e' S"' wiz We ''"ho '""'sees.nA '" o"i
Dry goods irienus:
Tho dry goafa mark t has ahown leaa an INN
ton tho pat week but the volume Ut buainaRa
waa satisfactory fur tho time Of the yea owing
to tho largo deivariea Of cotton aud wooden
gooda Tint wore NJ ado hy manufnct nrora' agnnta
In execution Of former orders The main font
urnR of tho tradr hnyn undergone worry ltla
change since laRt reported upon, Stocks Of
| manufactured goodR of MI kiuda arc nnproao-
aentndly light aud rrinna nro vary firmly main
tanned on nearly All fabrics Of demnatic and
/ foreign manufacturer The jahhiuR trade Inns
| boon quiet. Ia mauHlly tho raRe mt this atnga
| " til" senEnn ana transactions wnre nmeat
wholly restricted ~ fllllng urlara from rNnIl-
| ora IN tho inter inr.
| NoMraTlt GnTroN Goopa Tho oxpnrta MI
/ damoRIiea from this port ~ foreign mnrlnta
during tia week ending pocomhnr ID ram-
/ priand 1ot1 pnekngaa. distributed M fnllawR ;Ol
| e. Gront britain. 4gh 10 Ghinn 2n3 10 Iaytf ~
| " Venezuela las W Argentine Rrpuhlir iat 10
| United Stataa of Colombia NJ Ia 9rttiah " ,,at
| JnAiee ANA the remainder III Hmnllnr paraola ",
othnr rountfna. There WAS IL iinnrnl movement
In nloat descriptions 0f cotton goods on Rtaotut
W. back orders hut cnrrnut TRANSACTIONS wrTn
light as cnmpar 4 with tormnr wnokn. owing
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-24
FINANCIAL AND NUMERICAL.
OFFICE or THE DAILY DEMOCRAT.
Tuesday Evening December ~. 1879.
nAgs.Y MARREr REVIEW.

AInneF Nh Unchanged
Fnttdgn ana nomeatin Exchange are ilrmor
aeeAa ira quiet.
sNtRin G1n4oa and rremum Honda show y
fsT1gh Improvement.
a'atinn II oaay hero. Now York aro'R are
otfapi ard unchanged and futures oapior. Iiy-
Cgpro arotA ara tirmer aud futures barely
fasgRtty Hnvro III 1a' and irregular
Sugar h IN good demand ndatrong. Appro-
lkHpaIona prevail that tho Sugar md Molaaa"a
oHnpa WIFI ~ short.
girr n lnet hut lrm.
ifarnalatuaA arc IN fair request and firm.
Strain nnd Feed are uulet aud tlrm.
prrfiaipna are II ANYTHING. ilrmcr.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-24

ASNN 'tN''2' W. 'Ft'b AttiN Ma tlrAiAE.
Thus t3t this wrok ;islAnps 81 500 sIG {,
i,aA wnnk GBtpI7p III i,, Y.lG N
ftftFs W+At=h TIT T+A+sf ~ ~ AaI 4nn n
THE Monty MAEKrr Exhibits lHtln yaria.
tion.
Exceptional commercial pnpnr il guo'ol 70aa
" cont. AZ 10 600. collateral loans .aDa Al
mortgage Na1 second grain montreal
NFw ioEK Money rata? u cont
i"NpeN Bank W Guglaud ratio III Con4olR
" a.lGanf IL
FARl4 Ronta4 NJ tTea
AMERICAN Gatn California TtH8 II CONT ,lf,-
count. light weight a5appar. mutlatal5 \ rant
iiarnnnt.
SILVER MnxiGnn dollars RHO nc a}sa4sls trade
dollars ?3Nat Am"rifan haIv w nna ltIlitaT.
~ anoion. Tuition IN LONDON NJ albi. hero, lnn
81 ~, Y ounce.
FoKI.IGN CONS In currency: Fiyn franz,
pieces 80 I. fwnniytrann uiorn4 81 d o
apvnreghs ~ .Htot Nd ten thnlnr pIarn4 a. Glet.
Spanish annhlnnu4 ST. m n Patriot dnna-
lneus 81 .t,4a MnStran double INA a. i5,U
Mexican twenfy r"eos pinra ala III OIL a. south
American Eali ~ pnr pnaos German twonty
MARKS S4 Gndl VII.
SrEhftNG Firmnr. IInro onmmorolal t. t7s
6htfs's h9nk disl. NV York commercial
IL ~ fsnpis n. hank tslrpist ~.
FRANCS Ft"mnr. finro commercial nrn ; y =
hank VIVA At Now York commercial
4 'habh IA IA. bank 33tt fn.a2iq.
NEW 9Ek Sit'iU stronger tor commercial
1AmmnrGttI III ha discount pnr ffA0o Bank mud
bankers Choking rao = ~ per ttooo.
STATE FnSsols Ann rKEMTuM roNps MlIiKi-T Ar
ilI NtM DiIl.NNt hlnrk EXCHANGE
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enEElaTMAs AND NEW YEARS HOLIDAYS
.Fhh 6ottaa Exchange will ala4e ON Christina.
anf NY WA, !ay
NEW MORTGAGE BONDS

ihr ilrst martt-a ~ bonds Of tho New Orleans
Nits Railroad h&ya boon placed on tho market.
The tesn1 amounts to s101.uaU IN denominations
~ Ssa. $a0t aad $1,000 bonds. They ara lafnA
h@aemhhF lh'n, mature In twenty four years.
and i@sf interest Al tho rate Ct per cont per
Annnra TIE interest y payable semi annually
Aa e9S S6tk ana Nav Orleans.
9he mortgage Is on tho franchise real
~ataF. rolling atnek and MI other property Of
tane s2mpans There i also q sinking fund
earestna ~ rotire he whole dobt lii twenty four
sFAEEE
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FETNRFS AT THE COTTON EXCHANGE.
Hin another ual5imu viii he found u fun report
uEahe Cotton Exchange meeting held nj II. m
h0-taay. tn consider the Availability of establish
ing daily calls on Change for cotton contracts
III WIS evident from tho gennrnl tenor If tho
Yprnpe1.uga tina majority of tho members
rreaHnt favored ioaling IN TuTurns IN our In
eahanEh bat I'm nTinr 10 tNsl fully tho ennan OF
aha entire body Il was decided to dofer Hnal
nation nndi Monday. hetwenty ninth instant.
Nllan ballot will be Ind upon the question
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-24
NEW oUl,r.Ass MARKET

lndoT the tmproyam0ut In futtirea in Now
York, a thn opening Gotton wna iirm ana aono
Rai"e Wnr" made lrst t,e higher hut in sym.
uaiNy Will uhie4unuf ,llapatehoa tho matsei
l"et TIT strength Hn'l factors mot tho demnnd NJ
yesterday ratios, Tic aaI = wore 81 fair ~
tent ana the market Ma Iuotoi oasy ii Tho
ct"an.
IN" cotton IN'haHEH rotofta saiea a. dry
" a"a i4tlnA iu''HiinG 900 aft"r NJ. M yoatNrs
lay. Market ouanod litm nloaod emsy.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-24
EuI.E NJ. u or THE COTTON EXCHANGE

al meeting u tho Board of Directors NJ tha
ennttDn Exchange hold on tina twenty -aorona Of
meenmhnr. 1870. II was reaolvad 90 nmnnd ruln
an m hi liking the minimum rate of brokerage
RRgRhIh To buyers. on aud nftcr The nrst of Jan
WARY, 1850 III 3ht .pr hnln
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-24
IMPROVEMENT IN BUSINESS

tfhe following from Tho Public OF Dreomber
h&aaisates the magnitude OF thu Improvement
in hnainoss u the Mort and Wnst
AT thn four atttNa Of largest anmmart,n the
lmcrsglse III the volume Of business az shown
nv exchanges. has not falen below 30 par conf
aaEyiHE either Of the past four weeks Tho nv-
lyragFte exchanges ut thasa ctinI far tha four
weeks ending December y are here shown:
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increase

~ fbr Improvement In business, whom tho pny4
lmFnis through the banks sho " such strady nnd
psraenae hns shown. too that whenever tha
gzAnRaEtions Increase thus largely aud con
,staniiy M the cities Of greatest wholesale trade
raH Improvement soon spreads to other points
aDd corresponding gain appears at other
Fekas
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,gAaDs or ADMISSION TO THE COTTON
EACHaNGE FOR NON RESIDENTS

AT amRetiHg " the Board Of Directors IL tia
N#N Orleans Cotton Exchange hnld on tho
9wanir SECOND Instant. II was resolved that
ReraaHer eartia M admission 70 tho Exchange
nay y issned II non residents Ga reoommcu-
aatapn 0f tile cammittne On membership ana
s#parnval hy the board Of directors III 500 for
asFn month prayded that no such card shall
h 5ssuad fer Iass than two months nor fnr a
EnHgcT peroa ma shall not be renewed for Il
rRGa0a w stN months afnr tho expiration
AhnFNQf
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-24
State Consot4, Premium Boz
sT,Tr eoNHota An NEW Yon
Noat-patrhn4 wern roroivnl

Nn dIRWATNlNa WNFN fWtNINNI.
MIseEtL,NEors BoNns City Consolidated
| u nds 30" .ethNr CIV Bonds Jnck.on
| Railroad first mortaHen q do sn,nnd
| coupon ,a de second dnht to5 Unitml
stat"S emnfS llara Hlai1i do Nav
York tui@lota. laIieudpn lOip
WtHEtNTs. ScRlr ErC Stnto Warrants iN79
rnrntvaha iar ttn"ns"s and taxes. T9s0sl Iavrn
Warrants NO Pplica War Is15 3sG
10 lsi6 An Gitv rio l-t -12n. tsTb IN
Y X; is56 S.. 1s1f y up .ls7s - y, 10 School
I"suttn ~ iltIf pai City Coupons
Interest Gnrtil'ates ~ Hinta ConsoIs Jannnry
MUM bond, ',tGl n cent
SroeKs III h,fre "a toHo,rino ,J,fo,attous
9f stoeES a3jrlhs Frtily'S rrEbIH l45tlt,oHs w
fhf N@r 0-'fnts S'0eb E,r,iGapr L1f lust S1}r
slnta Friddu: wv nv sai, ~ daD Il. IrlH dirt-
itfti. I'll Viii tijrl. ifttf
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AUCTION SALES.
by Montgomery IL Co.

nj ONTdOMEKY CO.. AUCTIONEERs--
- iIalnhroom ~ Gnmp stroot. Armory Hall
Solicit oonalgnmeBts Of Household Furniture
CARROTS. Paintings. Libraries and General
M@rfhan,,tae fer thNr regular auction saes.
THURSDAY nud SATURDAY
Snl"e ut reeldenees attended to ut moderate
ohnrpna nu17
MI ONTGOMERY h CO.
w AUGTIONEERH.
VIII soil Horses. Mules Cows Carriages ant
HArnoHB ut auction MT
MONTdOMERY'S TAFT ERaALLB.
No. 5e FsaroHns street,
worry WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at ii
0'rlork
t"uetgnmonta Of stock solicited. Ru17 am
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natural leaf. 42047e. No. /. ms. extra fancy
B7mnic.
LOUISIANA PRODUCTS.

: a7' a'," ''A'' a1N's'o W. = "s' 'A'a" A"'i'
LOUISIANA PRODUCTS,
. suaan Good demand md strong In
MON ta ani@m 1 - az s.9 49, 80
futlv fair 7opI 80 nrimn 7l4fTfn a. i,,tty rrin
!, 7'aa i, aoronda i, a7a,r y.llaw nariflnd a.
ahnia R' whi,n go VIII" 49, =
MouAaaFs Ia Rool lomnnd ana n,m. Com
aa prtno ,tsti. ar'ly primn M, H. nhnta
Iaal0f
Unis VIII q ti,.IJ ,t,., ~ ,,,,ti,,o ,,I +, + Il,
local temanl ~ r.,a a,n Ann nj ,Iu,tntisn@ No
! istEl{,,s common agc,,s.'f,li..ury f',a5et =
fair ei,@assa. COOL etsa1ir. Primo ~.
,,,,,,,,,
hSHa'NI' 80
FLorG I in fair request. Fina 81 aoa,
aupnrtiua t5ma ~ nNttn ar 6onb a. dauhl,
tjq0i t21e chate d. 25eg lanry " 1uep
Conn MEAL ontat. ~ 4oIpn 81 r ild
aEu Qun Ghytta 81 iaool ~ u bht fnir /"
good ~ a,a ia
Houlxy - ,6gl
~ r,,,s 4,l.,,l,. - r. n.. IT.,
Iaain Wml.t (, Inbl,, i, tl.s,'' H., Il, M
'ta'N AMI ttE1'5lDFF7.
CaES IN SAc<a In G,it auunlv fulr rnl,Ina,
anu atandE. Nbito et58H whit, nrfxnd s. Il 81
ynilpw en64 ye1lnw mt sod 81 d 54 ~ huRhai
OATS IN good snpply. hu ntm. lat,abpf u
hnsl'"l
NV Choice CPS u t"n, primo Rs, or
dtnaiy q
rKOyIsIoNs
i ,f"3i5t9ha ~" fsi'"taliy iltm
an o" a, new wv ~ '''ol' y v '''' far " and
H"'N Shoul'lntR ch 80. el"ar rib si'iea go
~, ,,"hI r s,i = Y ,,.." ~
80, NNsA7l ~ ofilnary ''a'ti3. chora
M .r u,..r, ,,,,
t'4et"d - r.e'ent ttnsIt"a esir, rtar athae
It, &C. c,n,,,t ,q.t., ,a )
a%ll''m TO- ,epla -, largo 1000 e.
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Preventive of NnIarial Diseases Opinion
Of Eminent Dr. III. IA. walton, of An
mn nDIls

CoI,Iena iteblg = LIQUID Extract Of Beef IL q
mort oXcolont preparation. II Is pnr excel
lenen Superior onod liver oil or anything /
have oVer nsod IN wnetod or impaired constitu-
tiona. and" STRONGLY bonetlnal rs II preventive
OF maInrial diaRhaes. Sold by leading druggists
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-24
THE SUGAR TRADE

Mossr- Willis. Hamin ( Oo.'s latest circular
5slves the statistical position Or sugars Is FIJI
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-24

g. Paul preferred ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ost4
Fort wayne. =
ohio and Miaaisstppi. .................... ~
Ihtahuo and Alton pp1a
Hannibal and 1T. Joseph. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, ~
InniRthnA Console. ....,.... AZ
Delaware. lnekawunna aud Weatern ~,
Ml0hlEhn Central ~ =
Now York Central and Hudson .,.........,.i2i
,aFl ......-,...,.- II
l!nke Shore and Michigan Southern 80 loo'
iilinoia Unnfnl ..,...+ 44........ ......... ia
Cleveland end rittahurg EuErurioed $50. tnG
Chicago nui NnfthWHttar ...s+. ........-,. So ,
Chicago mud Northwestern prnfnrrnd ...s.. a
lkOrk lRlaud, ,..,...s.. ........ 143
WaR'arn linton ........... zoos
Snb.trnnfufv hnanees- Coin fiof Cos uGl. cur
teney, fh.EiG.6ai,
MINING STOCKS
Nan FRiNcIHGo. pna ~ Closing prlena of
mining htaekR arc ~ folioWa: Halna
Alnha -.......- 4...... ....-.......... ~.
Attn r@=,.....=. - of
Naat 4 Ealeher ...z..s,.5 ...s.......... a.
California ...#. u
Consolidated Virginia - .==.....
Grown Fnlut %. ....@..... -
Eureka Iana0iiRtad s.=@,.s..zz s-.5z.-s.. tG+s
Gould 4 Curry ....s. -
Grand Irl4n . ls
Julia Consolidated 5....-....= -...5..+.... =
Jnptirn a. e,
Mnxinau Al. 4a.-...#.. ...zz -
Northern Belle -,
0nhir .#4=... lCt
0NnrmHn
lpIlnW Jael,N -
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FIN a Al.

eltr 4hasHitors AZ fn az nuT iparsfrt
tcts IVY fapl str GoSnp fGlr1rnpts.
NAV oKTEANs CLEARING upuRE.
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EXPORTS FROM ALL UNITED STATES
PNRTA nLNLL SEP EEMEER
STOCK AT NEW ORLEANS
At ALL UNITED STATES PORES.
FRETs- Hts,

Todny. This day last year
Total ...--.... s22o97 526. 5G2
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-24

GaEN ~ SaGka In Ftii aautlv fHr rnnunat
aud Handy. Win tt5g'. Whit" nxnd 5id6B
pnilrw fl64. yatnW sod 65d54 n hu4haI
OATS IN good euppIy. tnt tltm iae,qDlp9 u
illtthnt
tEAN Quiat and elaltiy. 5t.d33 ~ u foo ~
INV th"tEN CPS II tom, urimN @9kat, or
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SUGAR = Good demand md strong. In
fort0r t6nb - common ~ Rh '4r. good com
mon 1eae, fair G'aNG -. good fair d5h a6fsn.
fully lair Imi A.. nrimp 7an7 40. tricly prin ~
81 q, anrpnda 64ia7'tn yaaW clarified afsHn
A'.e, grhf clarified sta0DA'se, off white Aemater.
MoIAEaFE Ia good demand and lrm. Com
mon H5ef'iG T gallon. centrifugal 2b1 " fHi: 20
epA2 pIim" s}l9tlte atrt'tly primo 36a1afe choice
.laH4OR
lacr With lIgh' stock Of nloioa aud il fttr
local a"nnnd ~ a,a arn iitm nj quotations No.
IptE1 - common : ,aRG@F otdit nry Gi,atGiee
fair E"Hhaa' COOL 6targfr. utimo nj -.
ChnICn 7 1eat.i3
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1879-11-01
Won't Stand Reputation.

The other day Commissioner Raum
wrote letter to one of his subOrdinates
in Virginia calling his attention to a re-
port that he was advocating reputation
of the state debt and asking him if the
report was true to forward his resigna-
tiOn forthwith. The man furnished sat-
isfactory evidence that the report was
untrue, and was forgiven. Now some of
the Virginia people who believe in repu-
diatiOn have gone to Washington to Sc
cure Raum's removal from office and
made an appeal to the President. They
were quite astOnished that the Pres
ident and Secretary Sherman both ap-
proved Of Commissioner Raum's opinion
that no man who believed in reputation
should hold government Office.
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articles of cabin and state room furni-
ture were to be seen between the ill-fated
ship and the beach. All hpresented spec
tacle describable in the one word wreck"
In the afternoon the wind went down
somewhat, and at o'clock
ONE OF THE SHIPS BOATS WAS LAUNCHED
FROM THE BEACH,
and reached the wreck, from which was
taken all the valises and light packages
belonging to the passengers. These
were safely landed and the boat return
ed. this time having Captain Frazer on
board. The ships colOrs and cOmpasses,
together with all the baggage of the pas
sengers and officers, were secured, and,
fortunately, all in good condition. The
pOrter's room being ION the starbOard
side, and SO much elevated, was not in
vaded by the. A fine bird dog, which
had been left on board until now, was
taken on shore this last trip of the boat.
He had been for six hours monarch OF
all he surveyed" viz: about One-half
million dollars worth of property.
AT SUN DOWN
the port rail is broken forward of the
smOkestack, the butts are open down
her side Immediately under this, and
the forward end of the ship waves to and
fro like ribbon. Should the wind GO
down, as it now appears it will do, much
of the cargo may be saved in a damaged
condition, but the between-deck cargo is
all broken up, and is about worthless
Unless appearances prove very deceptive
in this case, the steamer Amazon
HAS MADE HER LAST TRIP.
Too much cannot be said in Epraise OF
Captain Frazier for the able manage,
ment displayed by him under the trying
circumstances of this day, nor should
the proper need of praise be withheld
from the officers, his subOrdinates, and
the crew, who behaved themselves as
well, yielding strict obedience to orders
and giving place to the passengers when
further attention to routine duty gave
way to preservation of life. The pas
sengers are comfortable, and will pro-
ceed on their respective journeys.
The facts relative to the management
Of the vessel until she struck in he1
present place, are as stated by Captain
Frazier. AS for the rest, your cores
pOndent was an eyewitness.
THE BOAT NOW LIES
in thirteen feet of water.