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aThere is no doubt but that they will"
What is Kelly's object In fighting Til
II can't tell. That is what we have been
Tgg to gn1e ont for the b,p past two or
Kelly by remarking, "1n my opinion, the
i, best place for. Kelly Is on the hill 1.-THE Idiot
Asytum], under the care Of DR.. Wilbur. he
has the smallest amount Of brains OF any
politician know OIL The real reason, I sup
.ould not use Gov. Robinson as tool. Rob
fnson would not do his dirty work, and last
fall he put himself up for the purpose Of de-
feating Robinson to grat1fy his spite Mr.
n!aen supported Robinson, and now Kelly
seeks revenge"
The gentleman whose remarks are quoted
Is certainly most excellent authority upon
matters relating to Mr.. Tilden. "
It seems foolish to suppose that Ti1den will
Withdraw for tile sake of harmony. # he
sees an opportunity to slip into the candi-
dacy,
BE WILL DO IT.
That is the general opinion, and it is borne
Is likely to be defeated in either the State or
National Convention, he will, as matter OF
policy, withdraw. without doubt. His faded
eye IS upon the Presidential Chair, and his,
palsied limbs fairly ache to repose In it. III
Is hsvs Ss}1@hn @ to s ponf SheFe m hs
must 60 forward to defeat, or retreat to
Tie Democracy of New York. is divided
into three prominent factlons,-11lden, anu
ds2 9aa kF e dsn tssrf aen ef ne a,ens ss
probably the. most powerful. i New York
' ne antf-Tilden and the Kelly fac
tinns combined, 1t is the weaker
parry; consequently, If the LATTER t"o
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CANADIAN FINANCES.

What the public debt Of the Domin.
ion smouots 10 We d. not know. but %
the interest paid in 1879 was q. 604. 900.
we pressns il to considerably exceed .
hundred millions. and possibly. includ.
ing grsenbssks hsued. 10 run up TO .
hundred and City millions. For new
Government and . sparse population
this 10 doing hugely. The whole Do
minion incone lest yeas amounted to
S22.6i1 800. and the Expenditures 10
S2l, $40. 500; the Government deficit
being about $1,000. 900. The whole
expenditure on sccouut Of public works
wss $5.64S. 600. Customs yielded the
largest revenue. tls. 90o. 900. The mil.
itis and mounted pelics cost over eleven
hundred thousand dollars; Indians cost
$4Ss, 400: Lighthouses and coast SERVES.
SAT 900; ocean packet ssrvios. $685.
900; immigration. sara. 900; psniten-
tiaries. sSos. 500; dissatisfaction Of jus
tice. $577.o00; Legislation. e716. 900
civil government. $751; Tho in
come for 1880 will probably b. increased
about million dollars. while, owing to
increased expenditures. the deficit will
probably b doubled. The play Of
Canada 1t sslf.government promises to
end some day in inglorious bank
ruptcy.
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Wednesday, March 8. 1880
BIBLE REVISION.

The Bibls il agsin in process OF trans
lation and rsvisioa. Two con0ittees
are engaged in the work. one English
and one American. and both in harmo-
ny. A mutual arrangement secures the
exchange of wSsk between the commit
tees. 20 that each knows Whist the other
is doing. and the combined Judgment Of
both is sought on al points. The
American Committee consists Of such
eminent scholars % President Woolssy.
Chancellor Crosby, Doctors Chamber.
Hitchcock and Schs6. They are paid
by wealthy New Workers. The British
Committee 10 paid BY the Unissrsitiss
Of thsir own country. The joint con-
mitsee have decided to print the revised
Bible in paragraphs secordiog to the
sense. rather than according to the
present arrangement Of chapters and
verses. The ssggsstion hes bssn ns1s.
and will probably b adopted. 70 prist
the present version and the revised
version on opposite pages In the new
edition, 70 that readers can see ct .
glance the alterations IL the new, and
slso make themselves scqua,ntsd With
the paragraph style thereof. The po-
etc parts of both Testameuts are TO be
printed in poetic measure rather than
iu the present prosaie style.
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WASHINGTON GOSSIP.

The Orsgonian's correspondent 1t the
National Capital. writing Feb. 10th.
sends items - follows:
Mr. Brsnts asks that jurors and wit.
nssses 10 the district courts of the sew.
ersl Territories receive Is cent. for
each mile Travelled BY them in their
attendance upon such courts. As they
rscsivs per diem Of bot 81. and have
to travel mainly BY stage. this bill is
but just. he has also introduced .
bill giving Judicial poser to city re-
sofd6ss 10 The Territories, and confirm
Jog their Legislative acts. appointing
and Qualifying such recorders ~ police
judges.
II January. 1857. the Washington
Legislature menorialized Congress to
give extra pay end bounty to Private
Sheridan and other heroes Of the war
against tho Cascade Indians. This was
recently uossrthed, and sent to Mr.
Brents who has presented it to Con-
gress and it was referred to the Com.
mittes On Ailitsry Affairs. Az Private
Sheridan now has manifold expenses,
il shoulc iceeive favorable considera.
ton.
The Postmaster General will Lot dis
turb Postmaster Vsntcr, of Walla
Walls.
Major Lawrence F Babbitt. formerly
Of Vancouver. now stationed at Fort
ress Monroe. il Waiting here. Mr.
Brents noDinated bis son for West
Point oadetship, who will 60 through
. special examination therefor next
week.
The Commissioner of the General
Land Office has reported in favor of
establishing land office at Yakima
City, and adversely as to an office at
Port Townsend. but says nothing in
reference to % cffics at Spoksn Falls
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ED. IxTELLIGKxcER Having been
repeatedly questionsd respecting the
construction Of . ram gusge. will
here give instructions, - near as l can.
for the construction and use Of sad
instrument. It can be made cheaply
Of tin. snd afterwards painted to pre-
vent rust. The best size is about one
foot in length and ~ or 8 inches in
diameter, the end TO be fitted 20 square.
II q possible, have small wire fitted
in reund the top to strengthen it. This
desc and yous gusge 10 complete. To
Ut il, let il be plsesd in the ground
half its depth. st como point entirely
free from surrounding buildings or
other distractions. and keep down oil
weeds or grass that may interfere
with it. To MEASURE the precipitation,
use any small stick that will show the
dopeh Of water. This latter can be
easily measured on sny common fold
ing rule that 10 marked In tenths Of
inches. For reporting. these measure
msnts are given decimslly, thus. two
tsnths. 20; i've tenths. 50. etc. rs cost
need not exceed fifty cents.
r. II. H0sKIN SON.
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plies. Recalled our boat and hoistsd
her in. and ran around to leswsrd Of
the island. think the chain Of Gays
(some i've or SIX Of which are covsred
With tress) il nearly 10 miles in diane.
ter from east to west, and about 81 miles
fron NNE to 6SW. This chain Of is
lets i connected BY . dry reef. which
hiss numerous rocks on it Is or 20 feet
high. There 10 ono break only in the
reef. on the NE side. which has deep
water and forms safe entrance with .
beacon on the starbosrd hand and ten.
psrsry Lighthouse on the port band.
which have been erected By Messrs.
Henderson q Co, owners of the plan
tstion. Within 10 said to be . commo-
dious harbor, with accommodation for
. large heet. and good holding ground.
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We have been permitted b Captain
Newhsli. Of the bark Arkvsisht. 70
make a. extract from be js1rnal for
Aussst. on bic late voyass Iron Pert
Gambls to Australia. The Captain
thinks the chain Of islsls called Sawar-
row or Sawarro6. with IL Outlying
reels. ars much more extensive than The
position assigned thsa b. his general
chart. or Bovdlichs Navigator, a. ~
ships latitude Il noon bsiag - -
south. there vas . reef IN sight on
which The - vas breaking heavily.
aud vhieA could net b seea below The
topsallant yard. He thiaks L vas q
least eight o. ten miles distant In . SW
direotioa. Tie bark Onward aud ~.
cral other vssssls have been Lot there.
and il II dangerous - sppeoasA b.
night. however oon1dsat : masser ma,
b Of his positisn. In consequence Of
the inscaar.oy Of the survey. The lat.
ituds By Bowditshs Hpitoas 10 IL ~ 8.
8 poiat; loaeitsds r psiat IN 8 b.
lS6 N point: Longitude " point les 81.
By good obssrvationA loeenoon and af.
tsruoou. the losgitsds vas sound to b
1sS 80 E point l6s 3 " point The
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Nichols,s lnfAilibIe lnIecsio n,

NIchOls's lnfAiXible Injection,
Guaranteed to cure promptly aud per-
mxnently every case o; Gonorrhma.
elect ard Whites. no matter of how
long standing. if directions are followed.
Internal medicine not recommended or
necessary. A cure guaranteed or money
refunded. For sale BY Geo. W. Harris &
Co., wholesale and retail druggists. Sc
attic. ". T. ol6d&w6m
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The public debt Of the United States
was reduced $5.e7s,ols during Fsbra-
airy. Since January LIT. 1850. the re-
duction hes exceeded seventeen million
dollars.
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UxrrrD sra.u pur,acr L.m oyy,c..

UNITED STATES Om111C1 LAND OFFICE
OLYMPIA. WAsUxoToH TRnna1osY.(
NOTICE 10 HEREBY GIVEN THAT. m CON.
N rl!ance with the provisions Of the Act OF
Uooerees approved June :. 1878. entitled 'An Act
foe the sale Of Timber Lands In the etates Of Oal.
ifornia. Oregon. Nevada ord Wash.1lfun TsEri.
ton. John p. rsynerg. Of xitsap county. Washine.
ton Territory has tins day Alsd IN this once his
application % purchase Tie 0W. 4 Of NE. 4. ".
3 Of U. 3. and 81. 4 Of oW.k Of oectioe No.
=, y 1ovnshlp No. IS North, Hangs No. -
Of tAo WillAmesto Meridian.
Any aed all pessons claiming advsrssly TIA saiA
b required b Ale their Chains q ~ 49, NJ.
ID slxfy tool day. fron dsta hsropl.
0lvsa ender NY hand. st my e0ce, n Olympia.
y. r.. THE the LIT aay o. March. A. D, l000.
J. z. BROWN,
m6WI0s 9agisteI Of Ne LAnd ODeo
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The Boss LUNCH AND THE BEST
BEER, you will always end .: the
Concordia Hall. on Mill street, not
only the best of home made. but also
the excellent Humboldt Lager Beer.
Also imported beer in quart or pint
bottles. Boiled ham and all kinds of
cold lunches to order.
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Improve the good weather by get.
ting your pictures taken ct the Cottage
Gallery. Prices as nsusl. Located in
the old place on Front street. Our
stay is SHIRT. D. Il. JuDKlNs.
Photographic Artist.
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PROPOSALS.


sAATTLE. March "a, 1850.
DROpOSALS WILL BIZ RECEIVED FOR THH
i transportatien Of Heading end etsve Bolts
from points on the Duwamiah River anA lie trib.
ueax1es and delivered on our wharf In Seattle
We will agree n fuSnish six or more men . mn.
loed tss will b hereafter agreed between the
contracting parties) the Bolts from the scov or
scows OF eteamboats. charging therefor Is cents
per hour foe each man. =
Parties prOposing must b prepared = deliver
within ten days from this date.
HATTULLATu MFG. 90.
Per CHAs. Eoor. m3dN
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The vi Il Of the late Adolph. e. Boris,
who MAS Secretary Of the Navy under
President Grant. bsqusaths to The latter
$4,000 in money.
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Cable Company appears in the mornine

Cable Company appear. in the morning
papers:
In reply to numerous inquiries
made by scnders of Amer,can tele-
grams. this Company begs to give no.
tios that - soon - its English lines are
completed its tariff will b fixed ct too
shillings per word for messages to New
York. being . reduction OF 81 per cent.
on existing rates The Company adopts
the two shilling tariff with the iotcn.
tion Of maintaining it without in
crease"
This indicates the failure of the ne.
gotiations between the Anglo-Am
Company and the new Company for IN
identical tariff and working sgree-
ment.
In the House of Lords. last evening.
the Irish Relief Bill WAS read . second
time.
In the House of Commons. last night,
Lord Stanley, Secretary Of State for the
War Department, in Introducing the
army esti0ates, said the Government
intended to make ne change % far ~
regarded the number. He moved vote
Of l3, 4S9 men for the army. which
passed the remaining votes. The Irish
Volunteer bill was expected next to
pass
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WARRINGTON TRRRITORY.
P0RT TOWNSEND. March ARRIVED,
schooner Hueneme. from San Francisco.
P0Rr GAMBLE, March l-Arrived,
barksntine Joseph Pc: kins. from Hon.
olulu.
March 2-Arrivcd. bark Jas Cheston,
from San Francisco; bark Buena Vista,
krom Honolulu.
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kAAfWN STArEs
NEW YoRx, March l.-Ds Lesseps
vas tonight given . grand reception
b the sitisens Of New York. Il was Z
notable gathering Of the season.
Do NorxEs. lovs. March 2-Par.
nell and Dillon smoke in the Assemhlv
rooms this Afternoon
HArr,o.n fC,, u.,.h
.c.r;.i ~, .iS..;n.., 49,. ~.
stro.~ R:rnhi;ssr 49,, w..
Trsassr,r IS ! i.r.s ,.s;c.;s"W:o S o''s
~
Steel Works started this morning.
put sne eeoos imuedistely struck upon
Dean8 required g a0n an ultimstum
contfaoe axing the price of labor on
~ scale q prices - In other cities and
preventing labor snions.
RICHMOND. March 1.-Bosh Houses
Of The Laeislaturp touieht sent - ~
0ovsEneent for approval The bin 10
-. establish public credit, generally
known o the Riddle. Derr,r hill
ArnArY. n v nf.,sh . ~.
Ara a@Asv;ss .;.c.,a =. o. cp
rece.f editor a. ~ 49,. Unit.
.Eerr.n, -;il ~ rr.s.n..S s
Veathrcok In ,hs anrs.;.. =. 60. 1870
..r:- k Oouxs ".
) recsiver for the .IsvrseI Ccm1a. -
The aGldavits recite that sSish M.
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TO the UNFORTUNATE,

lnal Weakness, Isnpetsney. eight losses -
can positively b cured. The 0lck ana afltcssd
should no: fail % call upon HIN. Ihe Dooboe
has travelled exfensivsly II Europe. and inspected
thoroughly the various hospitals there. Obtaining
Is compstent 70 impart 70 .h.ae In need q hls
sersices. Dk. 0IDBON wii 10 NO eAasoD
vnlees he e1ect cure. PesU0ns ~ . distance
mu1ieatioas strictly oon1dautial. You - n
one bat the Doctor. HsEseas whiting - ~ Doe
tor will please slaae the nams g tA0 popee they
see this aavegtieemeat IN. Changes foaooaable
Call O. write. Address DIR. J. =. 0lBDOM. Beg
1851. Ban Francisco. 0end SO for packago q
medicine. c . le-AAW1Y
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ROOMS TO RENT.
r1EAIlNcs COUGH lozElcEs.

aasss,on.s'y e ssAs. r.assZ e esst.,. 4
i y BRONCHITIS, and DISORDERS or THE
THROAT alike Yield % III inAusnee. n high.
ct medical Testimony slates % bse1ee c1Re Tor
these complaints exisas nov proved - eyse Aalf
. csntnEy's sxpesisscs) They eentain - epiqD,
nogpAis. a. sny violent Dug. x1A111oJ
COUGH LOZEN0E0. peepaCoa ~ THOMAS
KEA11NG. London, Britain. aze Gold b. Ill drug.
sists. Aeeats foe the Iaci1c CoaGe, RIDM0TON
& co. and OHA0. LAx01xY 1 co., IN lfan.
cisco. noleAAv10.
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TELEGRApHIC.
WASHINGTON rRI

sxcLussvHiy 10 Yns sxfslliosxcss.
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CRY OF Mexico. March 1st.-Ex-
President Grant and General Sheridan
COSTUME to be subjects Of enthusiastic
attention.
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Valuable Land for sale.
PATENTS

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A BARGAIN !!

TIME DIR. BRASHEAR PLACE, ON THE
i Calcasieu River just below Marion, told
Town. with all the Buildings and Improve
ments, and One H,nd'nd and Sixty 4nes Of
Land Terms--Three hundred dollars, cash
Apply to GEO. II. WELLS, Agent, Lake
Charles, La
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House and Lot for SAKE

II OFFER for sale on easy terms, my town
IL lot In Lake Charles, with all the improve
ments thereon, consisting of dwelling house
kitchen, stable and other small buildings
The lot is rs 2ls feet by 200 feet, fronting ON
Kirby street. Address ar call on me at Lake
Charles, La. FREDERICK BEYER.
April "a 1SS0.-3m
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A Good Investment !.

I7OR SALE, for cash only, about ninety
IL acres of land, with improvements, on ,e,Fi
side West Fork Cacasicu river, mouth Of In
dian Bayou. Best location for country store,
commanding heavy trade in logs, and with
log men. Apply to
r. A. GALLAUGHER,
Jan, "a, 1SS0--tf. Lake Charles, In
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FOR $ A LIE.

nor SALE Two hundred and fifty
I three ind half acres of and, on
the Bayou Nez- .'ique, in this parish,
in Sec 43, T. 8, S. r. Q W., La.
Address lake Charles EoHo.
feb 81, 1878.
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Town Lots for sale.

T7TIRTY-THREE TOWN LOTS, in the
IL southern portion of Lake Charles. Terms
easy. Apply to W. II. Haskell, at the Haskell
House, Lake Charles, La.
Feb. 2S 1SS0.-tf.
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For sale.
THE DEPUTY
SHELL-lBANK..

II AM now Offering for sale this valna.
i BILE piece OF property with 26lk acres
of land, all located about eight miles
below the town of Orange, in Orange
County, Texas. For further pnrticu:
lars apply to the undersigned at lake
Charles, La
MARY E. GLAsSPOOL.
Feb. is, IS79.-tf.
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Job Printing Of al desert tloat care
fully axeentea, with neatness and dix
pRtch. w. s - s's nv
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Miscellaneous.

CuIoAoo. June 2s.-Judse Porter. the
Republican candidate for Governor Of
Indiana, thinks the Cincinnati ticket the
weakest that could possibly have been
nominated. 30 far . affecting Indiana's
choice Mcdonald, he thinks, would have
been stronger.
One man was killed, another lost an
arm and both eyes and another lost both
hands at Marshalltown, Iowa, day before
yesterday. while firing . salute over the
Cincinnati nominations. A premature
discharge WA the cause.
New YoaK. June 26.-The Times says
systematically: It 10 . peculiarly
constituted party which sends rebel
Brieadiers 10 Congress because OF their
rebellion, and which nominates Q Union
Gsnsral a. it, candidate for President Of
the United States because Of bis loyalty.
ATLANTA. June ga revenue posse,
In attempting to capture m%oonshinsra
near Red Oak. were resisted. One
mosnshinsr wa killed and one MORALLY
vounded.
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BAN FRAxcuco, June 26-l p. ~
Yellow Jacket. 81 bid. Q asksd; Julia,
SOC bid. $50 asked; Best b bslchsr. sS
bid. 81 asked. 81 asked; Mexican. ~
bid. ~ asked. ~ sales; Union Con-. l9H
bid. l9x asked. lsk sales. iss bid. lsh
asked. 1871 sales; Bslvidsrs, Z 20 bid. 2 IS
asked; Andes. I bid. I e5 asksd; Sierra
Nevada. ilk bid. IN asked. III nsksd;
Chollar. 3 bid. s 10 asked; Bslchsr. 2 o.
bid; Hale 4 Nereross. 4 10 bid; Good
shaw. I 20 bid. IA utsd; Grown Point.
IN asked; Mono. Z bid. 4 10 asksd; Utah,
81 bid. 3 asked; Addsada. I IS bid, 10
asked; Con. Virginia. 8 80 bid.
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Hancock and English.

CHICAGO. June 26.-The Times says;
Like the Chicago Convention the Gin.
cinnad Convention has taken itself and
the country by surprise. II ID perhaps
q o commsndsbls outcome than
would have resulted from . dslib-
crate party election. II 10. Of all events,
q fortunate escape from Tilden. upon
whioh the party Is to be congratulated.
But Hancock Il nothing but . soldier,
and not . very brilliant n at that.
It was his relationship to the Lecomp-
ton Constitution that brought English
Into eonspicuity. Since then hs has
not been politically conspicuous. though
Q citizen Of more than average abilities.