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The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-01-27
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UNITED RTATEa MAIL PACKET
rM ron vffdKsnnuiha. kAT1cHEz
80 - DaviR's bend and Intermediate land.
ihEs Thn ataauer
RhREWF ". LEE,
william dnmphsil master. y. ] Howard nerh
leayea % above, oonneo'ine at ylcksbnrg with
fnriaot'a Line for NIL points on tho Yasou Sun
flower. Deer Greek h md Tallahatohle.
g. I. WOhK u Commercial Plane,
o. O. WAYNE, "a Hravler street
GEO. y. HITE tt2 arsyior etraet
monroe and al afatlopa on viciabure, shpevs. ps'
unrt and Pacific Rallroni via Delta. La
W. u. BnoGKIrT Agent
aulp M MaEaElnn street.
UNITED HTATEa MAIL PACKET.
I."aveH EYER 1se5y - TldulApAY etgn:m
- - 81 end llends Tho new aud maRisss
e'"' j. s"TaI'Nhn VI. Wmsrn. siTH,'''
eonneetlns at v!nksbure With Parlqot'a Limo
fnt MI points On Yezpo and Tallahnlrho tlve,a
Hont reserves the right 10 paea all landings
i ". ADAMA, nRoc cRfrT 4 GARTER.
VIII give through hillH of lnding 10 Trenton.
Monroe aud ull stations on Vitksbnrg Hhrnva-
port aud FaclAe talrnai via i,etn. In,
W. II. BHOCkETT, Agent.
aulp ~ Magazine afro"t
SATURDAY vtgKApuna UNITED BTATEs
MAIL GAtk IL
I,aavea every SATURDAY, nj U. m,
IT, FOR VIGKpBURa DAVIS DEND
Ia - M Natohey, aud all intermediates land.
nssSz---AzAA@ inas Tho passenger packet
HATCmEE.
T. L. bnRtheTe, master J, Y. Muse clerk.
competing 81 Vieknhurg with the fnrlpol Line
for Yagoo, TRlahatohie anf Huniower rivers.
and with Anchor Line for Memphis, Cairo and
~, Louis. VIII give through bills of lnding to
Monroe and MI aationa on the Vlekaburg
Shreveport and ia life Railroad via Delta In
ThIa hont raaarVea tho right tn paaa nil land
inga TINT tho Captain may consider unsafe
For freight OF paHaaFe nnnlF on board. or to
JOHN JANNEY 100 Common st,
j B OAHIIN an Common at
VIII eipn through BILLS iRtiing to stations on
the vekahurg Shreveport and Pacific Railroad
al anne rata aH othsr boats,
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-01-27
HAroU wAHeN AsD TEssAs.

TENHAB AND bayou MACON REGULAR
FAUKET
Laaves THTRanhY lnnlinry 1p at rpm.
IT. FDH FLOYD. DELHI WAhsAW
aliHsasssast "A 0ro"ket's Point, Egypt, Out on
aS--@#~ Yves wood. Eureka, Mound H1you,
Oouter Polni and oil way landings on Bayou
Macon and Tensas The lne passenger steamer
TANsAs,
L. v Cooley master, Thns Rnae clerk,
Will leave ns above. For freight or pnssaRe sp-
ply on board, or t.
BRITTON \ ErrIER is2 aravier at.
de2G f,OHD y MORE AXE IA Hravier street
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-08
Fonr CoLvuLr xor no nr An.x.

FosT CoLvrLLr xor TO BIZ ABAS.
DosKD.-Ths publication. .ays the
Portland Standard. some tire ago Of
The rsfnor in regard to the s.,andou-
nsnt Of Foet Cblville has hsd the
most beneficial effect. The attention
OF those Who have friends AID property
IN that section Of tbs coansry vAs IN
thus vay attracted 70 Il. ssd besides
this prominent and innr-nsial men
we're induced to throw their weight in
the scale. and the result j. that the
project a the shAndonmens has not
cDiy besn sbsndooed IN full bot the
great importance Of the poet hang 10
this way been brought to the ey e Of the
Administrsssoa It has been decided to
further sersnGsAsa the fores there by
ssndiDg two sdditicDal companies
thither at once. During the late visit
OF the Presidential party 10 Portland .
large deiag.Gi0a from washiagsoo
Territory called On Secretary Ramsay
sid Gen. Sherman aud explained to
them the great importance Of the post
and bow its absndoomeut would leave
enc OF the finest portions Of Washing.
ton Territory 10 the rsvsges Of . mer-
eiless tribe Of Indiana The Secretary
and General had . con.1ltation over
De matter and they assured the dele
eAtion IN the most explicit terms that
not only would the post not BE- aban-
doDed. but that the needed shelter far
the troops would as oocs be erscssd
and in addition to this two additional
companies Of cavalry would b sent TO
further strengthen the garrison. This
assurance. coming - it did from bead
quarters. greatly pleased the Washing
toa Territory teleRtion. and doubtless
by the tims che Presidsnsi.I party
reaches Wslls Walla they will be pub.
licly thanked BY the settlers for this
most hsns6cial action- They will ds-
ssrve k'snd u 10 10 be hoped thss il
won't Be lost sight OF in the midst Of
other matteFs
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-08

A NOVELTY IN RuDDERa-Mr.
Dawes. one Of the engineers ~ the
Melbourne HArbor Trust. hss invented
rev r1dder. or usore properiy speak
ing. snostitn,e in case the ordinary
rudd-r 10 . sailing vessel or steamer he
comes disablcd or 70 entirely knocked
asHy The inventors name for this
substitute is ash 6u-. firm their form
which much resembles the prspslliag
organs Of ish. and they are plseei on
each side Of the vessel. . few fest be-
fore the steru post. living ~hen not in
use in . recess in the side. 81 ss 10
avoid unnecessary resistance, bat 80 sS
rHnged - to project them.elses as .
greater or LEES angle frem the side. -
- found necessary to affect the progress
of the vessel. From the fact that, In
the case oil steamers. these steering ap-
planes are in water unaffected by the
motion OF the screw. and would thus
have far greater power than the ordi-
nary fars Of ruddsr. it 10 believed that
these fins" may eventually be found
able 70 supersede o. vell - prove =
substitute for the rudder - IT present
used.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-08

THRKArExkD OuTBREAx.-Psrsons
just from the Skagit mines bring The
anwelcome intelligence that 90 Indian
outbreak is threatened there. Il seems
two tndiAns sntersd the cabin Of Mr.
A. EsArts. ct the msuth Of Baker river,
aud stole some articles thsrstroo. Ths
next tune they went 70 the cabin Evsrts
accused them Of the then, when both
of the Indians drew their knives and
started for him. Though . cripple,
thavins but Que Lego Evsrts proved
equal 10 the emergency. and. drawing
revolver. shot them bath dead. The
first one he shot through the breast, but
the shot Vas not Immediately fatal; the
Indian continued 70 advance on Evsrts,
and rsoeived second shot 10 the region
Of the heart, which ended his career.
The other Indian then sndeavorsd 10
cat EvArts with knife. bat va shee
10 the mouth. the ball coming out near
the left ear. He. too. vas doe for.
Great confederation 10 mid b exist
among The tndians; but xAiee O'Kans.
the Agent. wall 20 up today e. the Je-
ssrhins and try to rsoopcils them-
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-08

Haas IN BUSINESS The Lag frm
OF McNaught Brothers has become
Mcknight Bros & Ferry. our worthy
and distinguished Governor being add
ed TO IT, The arrangement Was made
sone time since. bat wss not fully con.
summased until Wednesday last The
Governor 10 nov in charge Of the office
during the absenos in San Francisco OF
James 4eNsught and the absence in
Victoris Of Joseph Mcknight The
new firm is . strong one. and will
hereafter make itssif frlt In every
Court on Puget Sound Upon being
relieved Ut the Territorial Capital. Gov
Ferry will give his whole time to the
extensive practice Of the firw.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-08

GaowISo IN PAvoR-wssrs pleased
10 loarn that the nour manufactured By
Jones & McCoub. Of this city. 10 rapid.
y growing In public fAves. They are
nov grinding the celebrated Chehalis
Valley wheat, and the fiour made from
il, il equal 10 any Oregon brand. and
makes beautiful bread. This hrm
nambsr their customers among onr
leading citisens. Who are always wills
ling 10 patroniss home industry vhsn
they can gee equally - good an article
n the foreign manufacture at the same
or lower figures.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-08

Z. R. PLYLHY. Physician and Sur
geon. would announce to the citizens Of
Seattle and vicinity that have with
my family located in this sity for the
purpose Of practising my profession.
Having been actively engaged for
twenty-five years in the practise of
medicine, / feel confident 10 Offering
my services to all those in need Of
medical aid. Special attention given
to the treatment Of diseases OF
the heart and lungs, and i'm.
potency and sterility in either sex.
Venereal diseases treated and cares
guaranteed in every case. Of no matter
how long standing Diagnosis If dis.
esss accurately determined aud consul.
tations free. Surgical operations scion.
tifcslly performed and professional
services rendered at prices to suit the
times and condition of men. Office and
residences corner Front and Columb
streets. Seattle. w. T. o5.1md3mw
First Gloss dentistry work done ct the
ns06e reasonable Ystes nt Caidwell's
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-08

BACK FROM SKAaiT.-Gus Naher.
Vic Burton, Clarence Hanford. Fred
Best, and thirty other Skasit gold
hsnters came down on the Josephine on
Wednesday night. Most of then have
had enough, but Clarence Hanford de-
clares his faith in the richness 81 the
mines and his intention to return in
few days.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-08

= Niclaels,a aniaaiihle InJeesioa.
Guaranteed to cure promptly aud per-
manently every case OF GonorrhGa.
elect and Whites.s no matter of how
leng standing. If directions are followed
Internal medicine nat recommended OF
nscessary.s A cure guaranteed os money
refunded. For sal. ny N. T. Cody q
Co. vholsssls and retail struggists. as-
attic, W.. T.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-08

tn six mcnths more We viii cot the
watermelon" says the fasting Demo
cratic party, smaekiue its lips and lay
ing . hand on its shrunken stomach.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-08

Sells better than any other propris-
.ary medicine 10 what every druggist
on the Pacific coast says; meaning. Of
course. Plumbers Oregon Blood Puri-
far
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-08

MAsroDox BoxEs. digging
oat spring on his place on Rock
Greek several days ago. Mr. wasrsn
whitchsr unearthed : number Of fos-
silissd booss among them task q IN
elephant measuring fourteen feet and
two inches in length. There we're ALEC
shoulder and leg bones ii inasass
siae, oil considerably dccaysd. Nr
Whitcher says the tusk hes svsry up.
psarsncs Of ivory. Soms pronoancs
shsa elephant bones. and Others con-
sidsr them the remains 81 the nastslon.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-08

DTrrNAR PowDRR-Ths Champion
shatgua and ritls powder Of the world.
Very little rscoil and report. little o. %
smoke. 5000 shots Ared without vlping
the gun. 1t improves b. age. II vet.
= . easily dried and - good ~ bsfore.
PRICE reasonable.
si0d&w +. ". wusTuorr. Agent.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-08

ELxcrIoN TrcKErs and all other Job
WORT doue neatly and q the shortese
notice st the IRrELLlaE NcRR Job Print.
ing Rooms.
s@ o. W. PuLBaIcE.
d&wtf Proprietor.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-08

Cigsrsttes. pipes and . heavy sock
ct Nontgomefyh
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-08

Mesrschaun pipes q Nontsonsry's.
Low ratss.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-08

Fine feeding Il the Wisconsin House.
o6 In
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-08

Erst class dentistry work done ct the
u,0se reasonable Ssses nt Caidwell's
Office, in the Opers building. dAw
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-08

Was intFodaesd soid . storm Ct ap'
planse.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-08

THERE WILL BE NO DEVI-
L alton from these prices until
notice:
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-08

eor a6Diou1en et this time, vhen ~
csnsas oaly gives ~ shout % 600 pso-
pie within The borders a The Tssritory2
And again, here ere the Territories Of
Dakota with 10000, Utah with IA.
600. and New Nsxioo With d least
10. 900 people. Gil knocking for admis-
sion, aud bsing repeatedly sefsssd on
account Of insuflcisncy 81 population.
I tell you. ladies end gentlsmsa. its eli
eaidsrdaah and political clap trap.
But happy en- b ny thas ths Terri !.
tory b rapidly aliine up with . isdse
tfious snd thrifty class of inmigfaa14
aQd sooa % viii b able 70 ~ %
Coagrsss: Here ve are. eth tie rso-
uisits member Of penpls: Ne are sntislsd
20 sduissioa. and ~ will then becoDe
. f1ll As1esd Sea&a. &C.
Bat ] supposo yoa I'll vant . .knoo
81 The night Frc0 I'll that I en-
learn. thsfs = % disGsctioa dovn q
Soasd. asd 1r Brsnss WIN poll :
heavy vote. and judging By this demos.
ssration. King Cosaty Will vhssl into
line With iron tuo 10 three Hundred
aajority for The Rspablicaa neuinee.
In referring 20 NalioaAl politics. llr.
Ballard aid ths Rspahlicaa party vas
one Of progress ssd refers. Thsy I'D
raised gresnbacks fron - csuts On thu
dellar 10 100 eents on tAe dellar. Thai II
q was not fer the 10 vcess beRu4 In
fraud frem The 6tatss hat tried 70
trsmpls the stars and stsipes in the
49, -~.lA h~~p ~rAk~- - A. =
, 1880-05-22

Cicag gcatest bankers cicising the dollar prize offer
Of Wiougy Hill Co. to male child born in Chicago and
County Cook during the months Of November and December $780,
March remarked hat ao Wleugb
should marked by mercantile agencies for credit r.
We admit have taken ourselves rery heavy
and hereby Gull Of the citizens Of CHICAGO boh
female O'Clock Of tic afternoon Of JUNE 31 o
Breakwater the ahough think the crib
the proper place under the take such as
will certain assist Woushby Hill Co. in their great
effort and FOREVER SILENCE the City Of s. louis regars the
member great prize the right naming each
boy, TINT we shall them all alike allowing
parent te geEe the first M The name W We h9 a
%ii?shX III %S3}: A3S'P5%s 5P5;ss
m blaine David Wllo9ghby Hill Washbrne Rolelpho
nams 1SsS sSe It'll ne
United Ste and ambition will bo satisfied You sec how M
ghby discount the future Don't probable TINT
such ows would be smart enough to offer for sale the latest
no man to undese Don t!at iough6y
Co.. esknown house in Chicago perhaps In America tpeo
Pie say likely to have wat want right prce
I'M thinking Of #? fat%o a
cago paid Chicago every class
yon forget that single dar that these
Eastern branch houses that uss lost Chicago
Stores tat advertise Is into their
"DAR DENS. They expect to again. II you kne
they Mscd" would still trade with t'em We prove It
Deeds Of Raylight Deeds Of Darkness MI
ag md coior Greatest and Only 0NLYs Clark and
adson.sts 416 4S, 420 422 424 lwaukeeay Electric
Ielt also cor and Twolftst Open till o.
| @ O M II !
Country Clothing Dealers 'ctthoa 0f1t'es'' copy us
| 1I Ir1FfI
, 1880-05-22
V!stRPAT1oN:
The Third-TIermera consum-:
mate Their :.Hlgh-Hand- =.
ed Outrage, r.. =
By usurping tie Right to &c..
lect the National
Delegates.
Ten Btalwart Districts, However,
Protest Against the Shame
ful Proceeding,
And Will Demand Their
Seats III the National
Convention.
List Of the Delegates Who Refuse
to Be Thus. Shorn Of
Their Rights.
The Hon. Shelby NJ. Cullom Re-
nominated for Governor
Of Illinois,
The Hon. Shelby NJ. Cu1lom Re-
nominated for Governor
Of Illinois, j..
The State Ticket Filled and tho Re-
markable Convention 'Ad-
journed.
General DenuncEation of the Methods
Employed By tile Logan
Crowd.
Vigorous Protests Entered By the Prass
Throughout the Country.

s*9r, nfi H.. to ay % es..e: rhs 'ss cenvss
ton reasse,nbled little after o'clock.
: Mr.. Ford, from the Sixth Conversational
District, made the following report from tns'
delegates to Chicago:
Ftrst District t-John Wentworth, OF cQok, Vita
Of Cook, with Dr, s. r. 6cdgwiok, ct Du Page.
,Gs seceea s!s"f'S istr!ct-A NJ Wright, Of Cook x!te
ceos. es1,: VIII " wSodnan sor ai!cfnate i;
With Homer Wilmarth for alternote; L. J:
aiternat9. Mse1ani .. o'*' "u .. A' '''"A' ~ . t
Fourth ptstrlct-N. g: Thornpson, of Wlnno-
nate; n: N. liavli1t. of Knae. with II. K. :Wol-
colt. Of Knnc. for atter1lRte.
XIV ptfsH Hos6b 3 p nqS Srs 9s fol 20 aerssa
Whitesiass. lar altef1,sto: y
NJ s7ts Wtne2 ef Sataa It saspa
uonry, and II. J: swlndc1, OF Putnam.
sexenthmE b4 o. La sal1a' ana Wtaed 1c119s 9e,e
Viii. aud Fr,l,icfs Bowen, II Ii saiio.
EtRhth-J. =. Wilson' Of lrts!uois, eng Il; ".
sn9T ot t1" Mnainr - Il y, aa u 'nA'*n~o'
Nfnth-Jncl Mcrshon, Of Fulton, and 4 Fl.
Whiting, of Peoria: wil!inm Jackson OF Stark
a1G ''ih!,asca mac!1, nax.s Of sohuy1or. and P,
Durgott, of MERCER:
Elsventh70: L. Hamilton, OF Jersey, ~ ~; y;
Pko. and L. i. Wheeler. Of Green.
Twolfth--George, II. Drinkorhoe, OF San
nnt' nom, Y vi ni"cn n r. r. sSn1emnn XIII FH Hrecn.
icnfs 81 Mor.an.
T9ErteGMta-john McNHlta, ct AcLeaut ana l!.
ai,,r,o Ma1 ~ ~ Rasof 1 o Hna II f. Ietan of
LoR1.n. 'N '''
Fourteo9th31James Aay"orth, OF Aaeon' ana
j. II. l1HFEl6, 1HufHpMIEu.
, 1880-05-22
eJrOunlll6S
& Ullrich.
TIA & i76 MadiSon-st.

Bond Il Lt1larl, Watarflll. T. Frazier,
and o. F. G. IT,. H.. Taylor, Jr. lIand-
Made Sour Mash Whfskfes, well known
as the finest Whlskfes matie In Kentucky,
and also tho Horsey Maryland Rye.
anon cnn1de e s ffS9r1fed hS a MfSRf{ arRc
, 1880-05-22

-DA1U1l1AVA0 -
pUTNiM soils ten's Dress Suits.
pUTNiM sells Mal's Business Suits.
pUTHlM sells Blue Flannel Suits at
I $40.
pUrNaM manufactures Largely.
puTNAM sells Vest Of England Cloth
l Coals.
pUrNaM sells ENGLISH Worstcd Dress
/ Suits.
pUTNAl sells MEMS Fine Dress Pan.
!. falcons.
puESAh l5!llt. sells hen's Business Pan'
pUTNANl sells Mon's Working panta.
! looms, IL and $1.5.
pUTNaM se}ls lIanlulocks at $f.H
! and ~.
PUTNAM sells The; best White Duck
l Yeyts.
PpXHAh # sells Fine Dress Shirts tl't
pUTNAM sells Youths Dress Suits.
=;
P'E|;s,' |;';, sells saitI| for tho Largest
pUTNAM sells Children's Kilt Suits.
pUIkAM sells Honest Goods at Low
l Prices.
purNAM sells Goods that Won't
! Zip.
puISiM sells Suits for Tall, Slim
/ Mcn. i:
puIjiI:ilh sells Drap: d'Ete Coats and
! Suits.
pUTRAM sells tho finest Spring
j 0Ycrcoats. f;
puTN|Ah sells Forln.Htting Ulster:
pUrhAM sells English Silk Umbrel-
/ laS.
pUINAM sells Sumner Clothing for
l. Horses. =, !. :.
PUTNAM sells Cents' English Socks.
PUTNAM sells Doys' School Suits.
PUTNAM soils Youths Dress Coats
and Vests.
PUTNAM carries The stock and leads
tho Way.
PUTNAM soils 0yeral[s, blue, brown,
and white, at 50c.
PUTNAM soils DOys' Waists, white
and fancy, 45 and Soc.
PUTNAM sells Gossalner Rubber Coats.
PUTNAM Sclls Rubber Coats for Fire.
men, extra llcayy.
PUTNAM selis Men's Blue Flannel
Suits for Fat Hen.
rUTNAT offers Special Bargains il
oyery department.
PUTNAM is hunting for tho man Iii
can't lt.
PUTNAM counts his customers b.
thousands.
PUTNAM wants peace, but There is NJ
pcacc; therefore Wo aro preparing
for War.
PUTNAM will have another RED-MT
TER DAY. Fall in men, clowns il
the rear.
PUTNAM makes the enemy 'restless.'
PUTNAM talls no lual 0 liar, alt
strikes but once to kill. :
PUTNAM wishes it distinctly under
stood that they originate their osl
stylcs and patterns, and manqtac
ture their own goods,. and aro thu
enabled to offer styles not to b
found in any otlcr lleady.bhd
Clothing House.
PUTNAM will always DO found at hi
post, eyor attentive and watthfi!
10 The interests aud wants Of Iii
, 1880-05-22
~ "!
S>>~A'AsH AVE.
EXQUISITE
NOVELTIES
Chamber and Par|or
: SUITES.

We have just received some Of
the very latest productions Of the
above goods, which, arriving too
late for the early Spring trade,
will be sold much BELOW THE
ACTUAL VALUE. We can as
sure furniture buyers EXCEL
LENT BARGAINS in the choic-
est styles Of Furniture, and in
workmanship that is peerless.
Our line of
, 1880-05-22

wv fl|SkIeS.
BOND & LILLARD,
1878, '7e, and go.
WkTERFILL & FRAZIER,
1877, '77, '7e, and 80.
f. H. TAYLOR, JR.,
1875 10 1890 tnof.
". H. lh h'BRAYER,
ta7z. '7a, '7s, go.
7. J. VAN DYKE,
P H. .JoR?4H' 7!1!.
VIM. BERxE!E, :E!E,
". ]. FRAZIER,
.-.--.. 1877, 70, rs, ana 80
HEADLEY g. PECK,
| 1876.
OSCAR PEPPER, "old 'croW, !"
1875.
7. B. RlPY,
HERMITAGE,
D. A. AIKEN,
lo7o.
NELSON,
1877, '7s, and '7e.
G. & U. (o!4 |a9z Sty!e), !ya l., 80.
eureka DISI!llERY, 18TH
H0RSEY MARYLAND RYE,
1874, '76, '76, and ~
{. H. TAYLOR, JR,
1877, '7e, '7o, and 80
NELSON'S RY6, Rye,
1878, '79, G 80 Goods Sold in Bond Or Free
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-17
LOUISIANA PRESS.

The Many Inder is unable to see any rea-
son for any contest In the Spofford- Kellogg
| case, either from point of fact or law. II
says: The proposition is perfectly clear: Ii
Mr.. Spoford Is not the lie jure Senator from
| this State, every law enacted since the inau-
Kuration Of the Nichols government is null
| and void: yea, even Gov. Nichols the judges
| and ShertffS OF our State are murdsrers. For
certainly II the Nichols Legislature which
elected Mr.. Spofrord to the Senate, had no
| authority In the premises, then 1t had no
| authority to enact laws for this State Nor
did Gov. Nichols have authority to issus
| commissions TO any one, whether elected or
| not: and If the Judges who were to pass sem
tence OF death upon q prisoner. or he sheriff
to execute him after having qualified under q
| commission from person without legal
authority, they are not guiltless.
The Baton Rouge Advocate copies from
st. Louis paper the statement that a business
firm Of that city is loading q steamer with
grain, -four, provisions and groceries for
Camden and points below ON the Ouachita
river, and remarks: This enterprising move.
the trade along the Mississippi valley and on
all the navigable waters connecting with the
great Father Of Waters. Now, the question
arises what is New Orleans going to do
about it2' II she remains idle and spends
her time In revelry, the result will be very
easily predicted.
Relative to the appointment of supreme
Judges the Monroe Telegraph remarks:
MHcn depends upon the ability ana 1nJeRr1 ty
Of the judges of the Supreme Court. because
much the late Constitutional Convention
might have done was left undone, and the SUI
preme Court will have Wide margin-power
almost illimftable--to complete the work Of
restoration. The labors OF the first Supreme
Court under the new constitution will be
great. and innumerable questions Of construc-
tion under that instrument will inevitably
arise. In many particulars the new consti-
tuition is incomplete, but we hope that the
Governor will not leave the document to be
interpreted by prentice hands, and we are as
deeply Interested In seeing that the work OF
redemption OF this State shall not stop.
Famine, with Its gaunt form and CHASTITY
visage, has come among them, and strong
men as well as little children quail and faint
In his presence" Ia the language of q Kansas
woman soliciting aid for the suffering negroes
IN Kansas Whereupon the Sparta Rural
Times comments as follows: We have had
little to say for or against this famous exodus.
The negroes are q free people these fifteen
years, and for us they are at liberty to roam
where they please In a few respects they
are an advantage to our country; IN many
respects they are disadvantages. We have
only to say, In the language of Boston
journal, mo such walls reach us from the
districts where these people had their homes"
and whenever such wall goes up from the
cOlOred people here among us, who are nobly
striving to obtain gu honorable support. there
are numerous whites who will willingly
hearken unto their cries.