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HONOR TO GOV. MouroN.

HONOR TO GOV. MOUTON.
The Orleans Artillery Pay their Re-
spects to an Honored Veteran.
With It's usual tact tho Orleans Artillery chose
a decidedly happy occasion to show itself upon
the streets yesterday evening. Battery =.
Capt. Lejeune. left the arsenal on 1t. Peter
street at half. past 3 o'clock marched to Bour-
Fuseiier's boarding. house Thoy we're bent
i %: they we're going. as 'Y Eoui1ian n1s.
Two score Years ago. occupied the gubernatorial
chair Of this State and who. as u lorisianian,
20 hs nsys ssse wa eFe 70 and
one whom the members Of the Orleans Artillery
songht Us sons TO greet a venerable father.
front Of the residence OF Mrs. L.claire. Fuselier.
the windows, which were thrown wide open, re-
yealed the brilliantly lighted parlors. Capt.
slapped forward and addressed Gov. Mouton
Goo~nor-The Orleans Artillery. one Of the
the Creole population. has come tonight to
gone by presided over the deattnies OF Louis
isss ana those who, lone sso, assisted
ton In this State, had also the pleasure al and
pride. ". few months ago. to greet with cheers
tho seating OF another Louisianian as Governor
OF his native State. To you. therefore. the
Oldest Governor living. we have come tonight
Louisiana begins to experience the advent OF
a new era Of prosperity"
Gov. Mouton. on whose venerable shoulders
rests venerable head. wh!tened by tho SHOWS
OF near fourscOre winters. Was deeply affected.
In a low and feeling voice he extended his
most cordial thanks to the Orleans Artillery for
thts marx OF esteem and respect He was
happy. on this occasion. to meet so many Lou
ha hn$ nf fa haas t h1
thanked them fer their hind attention. Lou
istana has for many years been oppressed By
aliens and strangers. but now, under young
and energetic. ruler. chosen from one OF her
noble sons. fair Louisiana will ere long enjoy
the peace. prosperity q, d happiness OF the good
old days; This ie probably my last VISIT to New
Orleans. said the venerable Governor. Ia con-
clusion. owing to the weight Of years upon
my shoulders. but 1t Is nj fervent wish. before
mysyes close in eternal sieep. to SEQ the dawn
OF that new era OF peace. plenty and afIi uence
In our beloved State"
Amid much enthusiasm the soldiers, guests
and oil present took leave OF Gov Mouton
cherehtnR the hope that the veterans prayer
be heard ny kind Providence. and that he
the regeneration OF the State he loves SO we'll.
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House was likely to hear on this solemn occa-
sion.
Al 10 o'clock Mr.. Ewing OF Ohio. moved to
adjourn.
Mr.. Garfield asked II In case OF adjournment
bis tmr. EwinR'a) associates would consent to
vote on Mr.. McLanes resolution to- morrow.
Mr.. Blackburn said no agreement could be
had without unanimous consent. and that
would not be given In the next twelve months.
The motion to adjourn was defeated-yeas 81.
nays n.
At midnight the House Ia still In session.
with no prospect Of adjournment
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-25

Staub. rs usual. was on time esterdaY with
his supply OF latest Northern papers. Seeding
us the New York Herald, Sun and Times and
PhiiadelDhia Times Of Sunday the twenty -dnst
instant. Staub's Is at Goldthwaits's, eorger es
Canal street and Exchange Alley,
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BOOKS RECEIVED.

We have received the following new books
from J. G. Eyrieh. No. 1870 Canal street:
College Tramps" By Frederick A. Stokes.
New York: G. w. Carleton 500. 1885, 81 so.
Hal: the Story Of . Clodhopper.' By W NJ
+. Round. Boston: Lee & Shepard, 1880. Fifty
cents.
The Little Countess" By Octave Feuilet.
Iranslated BY Mary Neal Sherwood. Philadel-
Dnia: =. =. Peterson 4 Brothers. 1880. Fifty
The Reading Club. No. g." BY George NJ
Baker Boston. Lee 4 Shepard. $3.50. Fifty
selections II prose and poetry. Fifteen cents.
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The best tonic In the world is MalakoH Bit
teEs. Prize medal received at the Paris Expo
sition In 1878.
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Fr0na Prominent Drxx House.
e. Il. Warner h o., Rochester, n, Y:

e. II. Warner h o.. Rochester n. T.:
Dear &r--It Ia now only three moths since
we received your first shipment OF Safe Rem
edies We have sold drugs In this place for
twenty years, and we have never sold pro-
prietary medicine that gives such universal
Satisfaction as yours, especially your Safe
Cure
We could mention many who have received
great'benetit In cases OF Kidney difficulties,
Asthma, Rheumatism, Diabetes, Bright'e
Disease, etc.
Respectfully yours, SLssON j. Fox,
Alexandria Bay. N. Y
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OF INTEREST TO TAXPAYERS

Administrator Isaacson this morning gives
official notice that the privilege Of paying ten
mills on account OF taxes. under ordinance
No. 6sl7. ceases after the thirty. first Instant. Is
tax bills. After the date indicated taxes will be
collected % the law directs. with 10 per cent
interest added.
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convention. and Was endeavortnR to destroy the
DeweF OF Redistribution so Tar e he could. Sem
ator Watkins read from an artAcle'tn the Times
announcing lotteries, and commented on the
ARTICLE saying. among other things. that In 50
denouneing lotteries 1t advocated the monopoly
feature Of the Louisiana State Lottery. and re-
asu aaea 'A1 He and MI. Cunning h aSn
seemed to have been singled out By
this paper In this matter Yhile the Judiciary
COMMITTEES consisted q twelve members. who
article. II the writer Of the article had known
Mr.. Cunningham and himself. he would have
known that they could not be frowned down or
rieht. he added that II lotteries were Infamous
In one case they we're IN all cases.
Senator Rogers Interrupted senator Watkins.
from n and MI Sussd TO- to ask him the q
Senator Watkins said that 1t was the Times.
which was owned by CLINTON and others; men
created the charter. and that It was the voice Of
senator Kidd-ro what party does Howard
Senator Watkins-I do not know.
Senator Kidd-To what party did he belong
IN s ass watkins said that he was glad that
ske question was asked. He understood that It
was Howard who had advanced the money to
Qphold the Nichols LEGISLATURE II that were
fde case. what would be the power OF The Lot
takaap the question Of power. It was NO secret
nov: II that be true. then be was In favor Of
Sena1or kidd Then where ID your eratitude9
Senator Watkins rcplis d that the question at |
issue was rot one OF gratitude. but OF Carrying I
out an article Ut the constitution.
Referring TO the Times, he charged that paper
70 the Governor wh ON be should put on the
bench. a he had been told cuisine. He took
do article 81 the Times as an attempt 10 brow +
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OUR CORRESPONDENTS.

A correspondent wants to know
where he can get back numbers OF
THE FLORIDA AGRICULTURIsT. We
are unable 20 tell, for last spring
Messrs. Ashmead Bros. Of Jackson
Vile, advertised for, and purchased
every number for seven years back
that could be had.
A subscriber from Portland, Me-,
writes:
Il have my AGR1CULrURIST for
warded to me and read it with
great interest, and hope to read it for
many years to come"
Another subscriber in. the same
Slate says:
st is pleasure for me to read the
instructive and amusing pages OF the
AGRICULTURlsT, and hopeyour many
friends who are interested as myself,
will continue to please you as you
have pleased them"
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orice. Jno. w. Dickins, clerk.

| I0S6uJ--f w III. ~ AI1"JOi ~ ~
Price, Jno. w. DickinA, clerk.
Not having a quorum present adj
iourned until 8 o'clock A. NJ, July 6.
Nine O'Clock A. NJ, July 6, 1880,
Board met.
Present-James Rideout, chair
man, M. N. Voorhis, VIM. S. Thayer,
J. d. Price, Jno. w. Dickins, clerk
On motion, it was ordered that
John w. Camp, G. E. Chenery and
B. clinical be appointed Road Com
missioners in Road district No. 3.
Uise B. B. Bennett and G. Kirk re-
fuse to quality.
On motion, it was ordered that the
books of County Treasurer be taken
up for examination. Commissioners
VIM. S. Thayer and James u. Price,
were appointed committee 10 exam
inc the same.
Reports, upon examination OF the
Treasurer's book, find the same to be
correct.
(Signed) VIM. s. THAYEe Com.
id. PRICE
On motion, it was ordered that IN
asmuch as the Assessors books were
not ready, the Board of County Com
missioners will not meet to receive
and equalize the assessment roll Tor
1880 until the first Monday III Au-
gust next.
Whereas, it appears that former
order of this Board has limited the
appropriation tor Strickland Bay
bridge to $3.50 Be it ordered that
said order be recinded not beng
sufficient to have it completed.
Whereas, it appears that the Grand
Jury, at the spring term, did eventu-
ally allow the two mills asked tor by
the Board of County Commissioners,
1t is ordered that four mills be Levied
tor county tax proper, two mills De
levied for county special purposes iof
the year 1880.
On motion, it was ordered thai MI
Vincent Kirk receive warrant LOT
$2O4.6S on the special county 1un1
tax 1879, being the balance due Sala
Kirk after deducting 1888 tor plank
used from the old bridge.
Your committee beg leave TO re-
port that the bridge across SCUM a
Deep Greek has been completed ana
in our opinion, has, if anything eA'
ceeded the agreement 10 build Tue
same. and that the bridge is perlec'
and complete. Respectfully SUI
mitted. VIM. S. THAYER,
Chairman Com.
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HOME AND FOREIGN.

The Amnesty Bill in France is ex'
bected to pass the Senate.
The grain crops in England and
France are reported as promising.
Colonel Pelton, the nephew of Mr..
Tilden died in New York on the
9Th inst.
The Jesuits are appealing to the
civil courts against their torcible ex-
pulsions from France.
The value of Ii e taxable property
in New York, has increased nearly
$4,000, 900 in the last year.
An explosion Of gas In London,
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| OCdCO Odu CIV" ~ w PAVhOi oiICt OAS ~
reason why Florida cannot do al
we'll, if not better.
"a recent number saws: "Tht
recent invention of machine to pre-
pare jute fibre from the stems at one
operation, is therefore of great i'm
portance, and must effect a revolu
tion in the whole system" I am
pushing jute culture in Louisiana
and believe it to be a profitable crop
for this state, even if the fibre has to
be prepared by water rottlng, as in
India. The Kentuckians have raised
hemp at profit on lands worth 5000
per acre, and prepared the fibre
with the hand brake. The jute in
our alIuvial soil grows to the height
of fifteen feet, and the yield is more
that twice that of hemp in Kentucky
1t is but reasonable to suppose that
on Louisiana lands, worth $40 per
acre, the profit would be immense.
experimental for FIVE years with
jute in Point Coupee Parish, in this
state, commencing i'll 1868, and was
satisfied that in time it would be.
come staple crop in the South, and
that its culture would usurp large
area of land hitherto devoted entirely
to cotton culture. {.
Recently have distributed about
1900 packages Of seed in the state,
and the result has been a cute
boom," which some Of the quid-
nuncs have endeavored to smother
by crying no use; it requires the
swarming millions of India and
China, who work for few cents a
day, to separate the fibre 1 know
that we can raise it proftably with
our present labor, but l hail with de-
light the machine you mention that
prepares the fibre at one operation,
and l write to beg that you will give
me all information in regard to it
the inventor, manufactures, etc, and
where it can be bought-description.
Mr.. Laplace, an enterprising sugar
planter, of Louisiana, passed the
green stems of jute through his
sugar mill rollers into a tank of hot
water, thence into cold water, in a
few minutes, and tie fibre separated
Immediately leaving it strong, lust
rous, and beautiful. l doubt if any
better method than this can be used,
hut as all places have not the sugar
mill, | am anxious to hear OF any.
thing which will facilitate the rapid
separation of the fibre.
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Very Complimentary.

His Excellency, the Governor OF
the Bahamas, knowing the benefit
that this paper has done for Florida,
and anxious that his people should
turn their attention to agricultural sub
jects, has appointed the Hon. W. r,
Rattray as Inspector of Agriculture,
and proclaimed that THE FLORIDA
AGRICULTURE ST shall be the official
paper for that officer.
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Guaya jelly.

People who make Guava jelly com
plain that they are unable to get sale
torit Do they advertiseit? How are
customers to be procured when they
do not make it known that they have
it for sale? Only this week we re-
ceived letter from New England
asking US if any Florida Guava jelly
could be procured in Boston. Our
jelly is so good that every one will
purchase it, if they know where to
get it.
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Commission Merchants.

JAMES A. FRASER. ALBERT E. EDWARDS.
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The County Nominations.

At the Convention held in Enter
prise on the Sth ult, the Honorable
G. Delano was nominated for the
State Senate and the Honorable
Charles Daugherty for the Lower
House, after spirited contest
against Mr.. Thayer OF Enterprise,
and Mr.. John Anderson of New
Britain. Mr.. Delano is a northern
gentleman of wealth and refinement,
formerly of Chicago and now of
Spring Garden in this county, where
he has established a large orange
grove and expended much money in
the improvement OF his place. Mr..
Daugherty is too we'll known as the
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10Y Barclay Street. y. Y.
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Ira Carpenter. ...-............... ego
!. ID Price. $500
FL. LaPenotiere .-... 2.10
Darby Watkins 3.75
Volusia County News. . 1900
S. j. Hodeer . 400
lanes d. Starke. 100
James Underhill. . 1900
Il. A. Mcdaniel Observation-Disclosures. 1880
Vincent Kirk Observation-Disclosures. 204.6S
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important Notice.

The red X opposite this on your
paper denotes that your subscription
has expired, and that you are ex-
pected to remit if You wish the paper
continued
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READ! READ! READ!

n 49, ~ 49, Al --7-ss 14s-Aa.'
Dreka ! Co. have new two-borse
wagon.
Mr.. J, Y. Parce and family went to
the coast last week for change.
Smoked Herring 30 cents per box.
Wilcox. 1t.
G. P. Wilcox visited Jacksonville last
week, and returned with large stock of
goods.
Business was brisk on the 3rd of July.
and the merchants sold large quantity
of goods.
We have been getting heavy rains al
most daily, and vegetation is making
rapid growth.
Steady laboring men could get contin-
ual employment here now, as we are
scarce of laborers.
We publish the report of the Dem
ocratic Convention at the request of the
Secretary, per order.
Columbus Shirtings and Pants stuff.
Wilcox. 1t.
Mr.. G. S. Howard, of Ohio, visited us
last week prospecting for land for orange
DR.. NJ. N. Voorhis is one of our sue
cessful orange growers; the groves under
his care are well kept and fourishing.
Corn Cob and Lorilard's Drawing
Room Smoking Tobacco. Wilcox. 1t.
"Kendall's SPAWN Cure is highly
recommended by Prof. Williams the
wonderful Horse trainer. Read Adver-
tisement.
Mr.. o. p. Terry and family returned
last week from Port Orange. He reports
that McDaniei's Hotel had narrow es,
cape from being burned down.
Rev. Mr.. Lewton, of Orange City had
a convention at this place on Sunday
afternoon for the purpose of organizing
Methodist church.
Mr.. o. P. Terry is going to make
considerable addition to his hotel by
which good many more visitors can be
accommodated during this winter.
Capt John Rich is on visit to this
place for few weeks; he is much pleased
at the advance made in the growth of his
orange trees and the promising appear
ance of the groves around.
Horsford's Acid Phosphate, excellent
summer drink of medicinal properties,
an gives renewed vigor and strength to
those who are overworked. Wilcox. 1t.
Fresh Roasted Rio Coffee 80 cents
per pound. Wilcox. 1t.
MIR. o. p Terry picked his first pine
apple last week and it was fine speci-
men; it weighed four and a half
pounds and was as fine favored as any
we ever tasted.
Our old townsman, J. A. Huffman ar
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an Mn i = - sasa 4 -
State can grow 1t to prOnt, there's nc
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On motion, Board adjourned until
the LIST Monday in August next.
a correct transcript of the pro-
ceedings OF the Board of County
Commissioners, this July meeting
1880. JNo. w. DICKINs,
Clerk.
Enterprise, Ey0., .Tuly 5. 1880.
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- III St---V1GdSLITE- -alf1 .
Enclosed IA letter aciU pay for s
subscribers.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-12-05
GIceta de hOy.

Ell dia 2 qued6 restablecida la CO.
municacion telegrafica entire esta Ca
pital y San Thomas.
R. 0. disponiendo qne, cuando
Sc considere indispensable estabiecer
Ia recaudacion de contribuciones por
cuenta de la Hscienda, sea la junta
de jefes del ramo la que ije ell pre-
milo de cobranza mediante la apro.
bacion del Gobierno General.
Habiendose padecido una equi.
vocacion en- la Tarifa international,
en- los precios 6jados para las tarje-
tas postales con destino q los paises
de la Union, Sc rectiica en- la siguien-
te forma
Tarjetas postales para los Estados-
Unidos, Terranova y Canada, 10
centimos sencilias y 20 dobles. Para
los demas paises de Ia Union, Is
ceutimos sencillas y 30 dobles.
-El 6 del corriente Sc venderan
en- publica subasta, en- ell Arsenal,
varios efectos procedentes del naufra-
gio de la barca espanola Segundo
Tiunfo.
Tendra lugar la subasta del
abasto de carnes en- e, Ayuntamiento
de esta Ciudad, durante los dias IA,
Is, l6 y II del corriente.
- Esta vacante la depositarfa de
fondos municipales de Adjuntas, de-
biendo prestarse 6anza por valor de
$4,000. Esta dotada con $500
anuales.
- Esta vacante igual plaza en-
Santa Isabel.
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S0CIEDAD ECONOMICAL
DE MIGOS DEL PALS.

A consecuencia, sin duda aiguna,
de nuestro articulo sobre la Sociedad
Economica de Amigos del Pals pu-
blicado en- el antependltimo numero
del BoLETIN, Sc ha acercado q nuestra
redaccion ell seior D. Manuel Sergio
Cuevas, participandonos que es el ell
director de la reconstituida asociacion
nombrado por ell gobierno, y que en-
tai concepto nos protesta y asegurs
que jamas, q 10 menos mientras este
el al frente de la sociedad, permitira
ell mas pequello roce con la polftica
y que todos sus esfuerzos propende-
ran exclusivamente d que ell institute
impulse ell fomento de los intereses
morales y materiales de la isla !; que
este es ell verdadero y dnico fin de
la Sociedad Economica de Amigos
del Pals consolidate de hoy mas So
bre las bases de trascendertales pro-
positos y frme patriotismo.
En- cuanto d la inscription de So
clos nos dice ell senior Cuevas que
para clio, como acontece en- otras
sociedades, tiene establecido ell Re-
glamento que por medic de una sem
ella solicitud Sc proponga a la per-
soma que desee formar parte de la
institution que admitira 1esde luego
en- su seno d todos los hombres dig
nos de 6gurar en- ella.
Esto es cuanto nos ha signi6cado
el senior Cuevas de msotu proprio y
lealmente, y nosotros 10 hacemos pd-
blico, q su instancia, con verdadero
gusto y como aclaracion q nuestro
artfculo del domingo.
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Isla de Gu b a.

Hlnse celebrado en- la Habana
con inusitado esplendor y vivo entu-
siasmo los festejos reaies durante los
dias l6, II, Is y l9 del proximo
pasaio y los periodicos traen de ellos
detalladas narraciones.
Lo mas notable de la fiesta consti-
tuyeronlo los dos suntuosos bales
celebrados en- la Comandancia prin-
cipal de Marina y en- ell palacio del
Gobierno General. adornado y deco
rado con sin igual pompa, la gran
parada militar y Ia funcion de honor
EN- Tacon.
Ademas de los generosos donati-
vos y limosnas que Sc distribuyeron,
ell Casino Espalol-i rasgo noble y
desinteresado !-repartio una onza
de orc d todos los inutilizados en-
campaila que Sc presentaron.
Ell IA tuvo lugar la solemne inau.
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con arrsglo Il gdlizo, pueds adni-
tire que producer arrsbato i obc4-
cacion, y pena correspondence 81
delito De asesinato, demostranlo sna
conocimientos en- lnatsria penal, 50
constante laboriosidad y sus va como
|cidas dotes como orador forsnse.
Concluy6 solicitando Ii revocacion
de Ia sentencia del inferior, que ha-
bia condenado al procesado 4 cddsna
|perp6tua, y pidiendo en- su lugar Ia
pena de MUERTE, con sus accessories.
I'll Lcdo. Sr. Corchado ha defsn-
dido al REQ con la ilustracion que
propios y extrailos le reconocemos,
tendiendo su elocuente esfuerzo q
probar la existencia de una sola cir
cunstancia atenuante en- favor de su
patrocinado, para concluir pidiendo
q la S,la que So sirviera confirm ar
Ia sentencia consultada, es decir, fa.
liar de entera conformidad con las
apreciaciones legales del Juez de
primera instancia y que Sc desesti-
mara la acusacion del Ministerio Fis.
cal en- la segunda.
Cumplidos sus tan penosos debe.
res - inclusos en- este case los de
la defensa - por todos los fu1cio-
narios de Justicia que han interve-
nido en- tan celebre causa, solo nos
cumple d nosotros desear que en- la
ejecutoria prevalence, 81 fuera, posi-.
BILE, la benevolencia.
Ell limo. Sr. PresideEte de la Sala
de Justicia presidia hoy La misma,
compuesta de los Sres. Velarde, Mo-
reno, Zarate y Acuna.
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Vista pdh!ica de una causa c5lshrs.

Hoy sabado Sc ha visto en- la Sala
de Justicia de Ia Excma. Audiencia
del Territorio la causa instruida
en- ell Juzgado de primera instancia
del partido de Humacao por asesi-
cato de la virtuosa joven Juana Gre
goria Beltran, perpetrado en- ell par
lido de Yabucoa, barrio de la Teja,
en- las primeras horas de la mafiana
del 26 de julio de este ai1o.
Ell Sr. Fiscal de 8. M. ha disertado
acerca del valor legal de Ia confession
judicial del REQ, legislation y practi-
cas- de diferentes pueblos en- esta ma
terra, efectos de los celos, legitimi-
dad de los estimulos podsrosos que,