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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-14

The balance OF trade Ia not as much In our
favor just at the present IS It was for the
same period last year. Thus the. excess Of
imports over exports for January were ST.
0Oo, 900, while In 1879 they were s25. oOo, 900.
Our exports. however. have incr eased for the
same time 81. 100000. FLUSH times" are add
Ing largely to the importation OF foreign
goods and luxuries. We are better of than
We were last January, and are consequently
spending more money abroad.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-14
CURRENT TOPICS.
A FEMALE SINISTER.

A telegram from Washington yesterday
morning announced that Mrs. Belva A. Lock-
wood has written an open letter attacking
Senator HILL and charging him with numerous
immoralities." Readers Of the public journals
Of late cannot have failed to become somewhat
familiar with the name4 this now notorious
female lawyer. As the first OF her sex seeking
fame and fortune at the legal bar. she has for
some years enjoyed large share Of atten-
don from those who CHANGED to visit the
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-14

Y For the benefit Or d correspondent, I'm
Quiry." we can state that the nomination Of
young Wells as Surveyor Of the Port has
hung fire In the Senate under the opposition
81 Senator Jonas, and that there is very little
prospect Of his confirmation by . Democratic
Honate.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-14
CARD OF THANKS.

HALL or CnroLx STEAM FtnE .CoMYAxr No. ..
New Orleans. March 10. 1850. }
Ataspecial meeting held on March IL II was
unanimously resolved that the thanks OF this
company BIZ rendered to cur patroness. MRS.
L. A. WILT. for her kindness In decorating
our engine. to HON. WILL A. STRONG. our
worthy Grand Marshal. and Aids HON. il O.
STHIN0FELLOW and HON. JAS. II. COS
GROW II for the courtssies extended to ug on
the fourth instant. for the very elegant and sub
stantial repast furnished at Bonnecazes and
refreshments ut the st. Charles Hotel after thu
parade. and for the kind. pleasant and agree
able manner In which We were entertained.
We are likewise greatly indebted to our young
friend Fl. d. DIIINvENU AND FAMILY for the
magnificent wreath presented. which was
highly appreciated. and may we always have the
Luck" to deserve their friendship and esteem.
Also to our houaekeeper. M. BERRY. and II.
q. LE1NKULLER, our engineer. who 50 valu-
ably insisted In the decoration Of our steamer.
The thanks Of tho company are also due to the
band OF the Thirteenth United States Infantry
for their fine music and gentlemanly deport-
N ent on the occasi N.
II. BREWSTER. Chairman;
g. Il. KENNEDY.
JAG vOLLRATH.
FRANK KAUFMAN.
Jos. ASHER
p. ]. O'BR1EN.
JOHN ROGERS
mh141t J. g. WILLIAMS.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-14

In view Of the increase OF grain shipments
through this city. and the lively and increas-
ing interest In the grain trade, we take the
liberty Of suggesting 70 our friends Of the
escciated prces that they give little more
grain news from the London and Liverpool
Ynnrknta .mM.5
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WEATHER PR0BABILITIEa

Nor TIE Gulf States. falling preceded by sta
itondry on higher pressure, northcrlv vcevsro
q eastcrly winds, hichc, temperature n TIE
Ussttsn district, stationary " toner N The
eastern District cloudy. threatening weather.
with occasional rain =
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TRIPLE SHEET
ADJUSTMENTS.

ACADEMY OF MUSIO-"UNohE DAN'L,
NmsnNaER FROM JARVIS SECTION" BY
~. b. MacaMlcv and Cbncdv Company.
ST. CHARLES THEATRE-THE WONDER
ruL MlDaEIs General Mite and Major
AkON
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-14

gross will hardly 9et In working order before
Nay, Q month when oysters are : prohibited
luxury. this oyster contest viii have to be-
confined 10 the canned goods.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-04-01

y STEAMER SrorrEp ~ \ WHAlE.-
The steamship i"rnr TN. OF the Oi.! Do
minion line, arrived in this port yc>;cr-
day from Norfolk. and reported ,ha, on
the way she had been Obliged to back
water On account OF II huge whale which
lay directly across the -hlp> boss. Capt.
Iibbc> gave the lu.ow in@ version OF the
incident: "nn the morning "l the 18th
instant | took the wheel. The steamer
was then Scudding along 1T the rate of
about eleven knots an hour against Il
northca>, wird. This course was kept
until about . 4. VI. when We were fifteen
miles from Fcnwick'> : Island, oil the Del
aware coast. Suddenly, about loo yards
oil the port bow, >aw the spout Of Il
whale. The stream OF water elected wa>
lar-cr and pro ojccie'l to 4 greater height
than had ever seen before; and | be.
came 50 interested in il that | did not
perceive our c:ose proximity 10 the mon
,tcr until its huge bulk lay across our
bows. Then saw that there WAS Il, lca>:
forty feet Of its back cxpc-cd above sur
face This exposed surface | quickly
calculated would give ne Il whale oil about
>cvcn,y-ivc or eighty feet in 'englh and
% unknown diameter .mrdilir!y
rang the bells 10 back Wal for | liz! no:
,hinl, that Il wooden keel could >liccc>--
fully collide with Il monster wa.r iic
engines ohcyed the signal. and The keel OF
thc ship "a- stopped within four feet "i
h" back of TIE whale. lie lali.. ina,rd
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are ''ie i"ut"aL'"' "' Fti'''!'cal' s"'c'"'
mem III" are 't' l''s''o''" "s i"e ',t''"'
cratic party "i> content I" rc;lfr to
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nInlcd nj the proposition To pace me III
nomination 'Sit''' ! ''l'' 'i'F'l' no ! va
moi desire ah"lhrf 'tilii bul "'.rh ihat
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should not he rrn"mn'icd. that altered
matters, and Resolved 10 accept the re-,
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knew that tie party w">'.p9m"d to !"irai
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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-04-01

Thi, i, highly satisfactory no doubt cs-
pycallv 10 Sir. Eenncrt ami Mr.. Carroll.
Weadnirc the diplomacy Of putting Con-
.rc-,me:! and Delaware prin: butter, not
20 >i'cal: oi ulcolnar%arinc /" he test al
Ter The Soinniar stomach had been gen
crou-!y warmed up with the best the
market afforded" \ dinner ri ltenncrts,
with all The trimmings, is calculated 10
make q Congressman swear lha, the
moon is made of green cllcr>,r much less
that u!coniargarlne WAS Is goo IL Della
war. print butter, worth - cents q
pound.
Not having been exposed 20 ;hc scduc-
ton, Of :: Baltimore dinner. which i, far
more potent than the magit!au- wand,
the sober cold-blooIci ju'l;ciai editor Of
Tie .Loup.Ni Of Tommrrr', who probably
e:.;, brown bread and baked beans, puts
hi> mcrric>- probe into o!romargarine
il. Ibis fashion: 1T is not tie truth, or
tie unreliable Cow. or the advocate Of
pure butter that !ies in tili, controversy.
1t i beef iit;. taking to tiff The name
aH,l flavor oi butter hy IN a':uix;urc of
milk, and ,hrn seeking, by The aid Of
such chemist ans; professors. 10 pa, il,
.eii oil n 'or:'rr ilan butter made III III"
Old roundabout wa", which is the gay
,:rrcivcr We desire
tor our>clye- and lie general public the
p:iyilr," Of The roan,iabou, way. We
;:cr,.l. the COW. wiki all hrr 'uusc!labi'l-
~. and insist. ~ l.ic wag I'D with the
IL,
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.lnA.o \i:1lin .lnri.lrI II Er;lrl

.lud2c Martin decided :t Bridge
port the other day that certain evidence
Wa inM.nl;~>i!Nr The attorney took
-,rJ'E cNccpt.o" - the ruling. and III
--'c that il Wa> :smi--iai" II know,
!ogr !!9'.ar. >a,! hc warmly. that ii i
proper c' lrnc'. Here have been
rrar;icili- at 'ilr lar ior ;uriy y,lr- aa.i
;oN want - l,'ow il am .,ol ...'
i'na'. quietly rrp.iy! 'hr court. i Il
q'.r-,lo; oi i.ici. au,! f,,t %; ..,w IL. - |
Won n1-- .aau il. .u' ~! '., ;i.e i..ry
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-08-05

Notice is hereby given that the letters of
administration issued to Margaret j. Gllikin
on the I'd day Of December, 1871, as admins
tratrix ofthe estate of \. J. Gillikin, deceased,
were revoked by the Probate Court of Cow
litz county Washington Territory, on the 22d
day of June, 1850 Also that A. NJ. Patterson
was appointed administrator Of said estate on
the 25th day OF June, 1850 All persons have
ing claims against the estate of the said de-
ceased are required to present them with the
necessary vouchers to the administrator at
his residence in Kalama, Cowlitz county,
Washington Territory, within one year from
the date of the original notice 10 the cred
itors, which was first published December
18TH 1850. ii. c. COMEGfS. Probate
Judge, Cowlitz Co. W /.
Dated July s, $50, and first published July
Is, 1880. l5juy3
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Notice for Publication.


NHHVOWNVT " l. July n, INoW.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of her inten-
ton to make final proof in support OF her
claim, and secure final entry thereof, and that
said proof will be made before the Probate
Judge Of Cowlilz county. Wash. Ter, at his
Office in kalama, W T., on Friday, the 2Oth
day of August, ls>0;
5. j. Hnvird, widow Of Cary c. Havrd
Homestead application No. 1874, for the
south = of southeast = of SEQ. 80, town :
north of range west, and names the follow
ing as her witnesses 10 prove her continuous
residence and cultivation of said tract, viz
John Ayers of Carls Point p. O., Cowlitz Co,
W. T., and William Monroe, 4. p. Spi,man
and Walter .i,ons, all of COweman 7. O..
Cowlitz county, Wash Ter
22iuly5l W. ". NEWLIN, Register.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-08-05

Some Of our exchanges are speaking
rather sarcastically OF the canlilacy Of
John b. Allen as Delegate to Congress.
AS between BreEts and Allen on the
Republican side we have no choice.
Both are honest and upright men. But
we want no Ballard, Minor or Ferry
in ours. As strongly Republican as
this Territory is we think good Dem
ocrat placed in opposition to the last
named gents would carry OF the honor.
-Ialjma Rec0rR.
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Notice 20 Creditors.

Notice is hereby given. that have been APP
pointed administrator OF the estate of Charles
Spann, deceased, late o! Clarke county. Wash.
ington Territory, by the Hon. Probate Court
OF the said county Of Clarke, ON the 10Th day
of July. A. d., 1850.
All persons having claims against the es-
tate of the said Charles Spann, diseased will
present them with the necessary vouchers Ia
me at my residence in La Center in said
county, within one year after the date Of this
notice, or they will be barred by law
JOHN II. TIMMEN, Administrator.
La Center, W. T., July 2j, A. d.. 1880.
2yuly5
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As stages and stage routes are quickly
abandoned with the completion OF railroads,
SO the huge, drastic, cathartic pills, coin
posed of crude and bulky medicines, are
quickly abandoned with the Introduction Of
DR. Pierce's Pleasant Pursative Pellets
which are sugar-coated, and little larger
than mustard seeds. but composed of highly
concentrated vegetable eXtrac and are war
ranted to cure all irregularities OF stomach,
liver and bowels Sold 10y druggists.
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NOTICE.


L. s. Land Office,
Vancouver, W. +, July 3D. 1850.
Complaint having been entered Mt this
Office by James Charley against August
Korkhat~ for abandoning his homestead en-
try "" POSI-, dated Oct. llth, 1879, upon the
southeast !, of north. east a and north y of
southeast i, see. 20, Town north, Range ,
east. in Clarke county, WASH. Ter. with Il
view to the cancellation of said entry; the
said parties are hereby summoned to appear
at this office on the ith day of August. tSSO,
at O'Clock p. H.. 10 respond and furnish tcs-
timony concerning said alleged Abandonment.
". W. NEWLIN Register
Siuly5I : W. BROWN. Receiver.
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Land Olicc at Vancouver. w. T..
July -, 1850.

Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler Ia, filed notice of his inteu-
ton to make final proof in support OF his
claim, and secure final entry thereof ard that
said proof will be made before the Register
and Receiver Of the Land Office ut Nancou-
1850:
Lester N. Love. Homestead Application
No. 1918. for the north = 81 the northwest i,
of Section 81, Township Morrill, of Range |
East, and names the following rs ms witness.
es. viz: Thomas Carroll. Frederick Saunders
James Bolen and Michael kane, all Of La
Center p. o., Clarke COUNTY, Wash T'y.
22ul5 w. W. NEWLIN. Register.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-08-05

Notice is hereby given that the partnership
Of Foster & Willis is this day dissolved Fos
ter, W. H. assumes all the debts and liabili.
ties to or from said firm, and will pay and
collect the same. ". II. FOSTER
+. A. WILLIS.
Dated July IL. 1880.
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Vancouver woodward.
Wood-sawing by Steam-pOwer.
G. W. COWARD & co.

Now have their saw and portable engine in
complete running order, and are ready to re-
ceive orders for saving wood Ia any part Of
the city. They have also established at the
corner Of D aud nth streets. west, Wood
Yard. from whica they will deliver wood cut
to any desired length in any part Of the city
on short notice. Give orders. aud ascertain
prices aud other particulars az the Yard.
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HORSEPOWER for Sale.

l have for sale at NV brewery in Vancouver,
threShnS machine horse power, fitted for
ten horses, good as new, and all in working
order. Terms OF sale made known on appli-
cation. ANTON YOUNG.
April s. 1880
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TO ST0CK-GR0W Frs.

Persons wishing the services Of very good
stock animal are referred 10 the bioodcd bull
recently purchased by tie Undersigned, and
kept by Mr. Lambert just below Vancouver.
For further Information apply on the prem
isrs. or 10 ED. DbPtls.
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| MUST Pay my Debts!

But how can do it unless those who owe
me payy | must have money; and have put
all Of my claims in the hands of Joseph NJ
Fletcher for collection, and he is authorized
to receipt for me.
May L., 80. c. RICHARD STEGERT.
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Draying.

The undersigned does drawing as cheap as
the cheapest. Orders left with aim will receive
prompt attention Small packages taken to
the bosts free Of charge ior regular customers
ALBERT BATEMAN.
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King G Of the Blood

Cures all Scroiuous ah C io. and disorder result
ing from lmpurity OF thu blood. 1t is needless 10
spcc all, as he sufferer can usually perceive their
cau~e; hu, N1t Rteaa1, Iimpjes, UlcerS Tamoys,
GotFe. NiceiiHgs, &C., are the most common, rs
well rs many affections Of the Heart, Head, Liver
'ld St0mach.
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The aroeley Institute.

The fund fer repairing the Greeley Insti-
tute Tor the education of the colored people
is steadily increasing, and the work upon
the building Is progressing in correspond
ingly satisfactory manner. The colored
citizens Of the town and vicinity are raisin q
the necessary funds among themselves witis-
out asking aid from the white people. For
their enterprise and snccesa they deserve the
congratulation and encouragement of all
our citizens. We hope they will ell take
an interest in the undertaking and subscribe
the balance necessary to complete the work.
1t will be credit to those who accomplish
the purpose in view, and will give stimu-
lus to The work of education among tl,ti,
children, which will be gratifying to every
one. The colored people of various sec
tions of tho South are moving in the direc-
ton of q higher education, and we are par.
ticulariy pleased 70 see SO much interest
manifested by the colored citizens os our
own community.
In doing this WORK themselves they show
o pride and public spirit which is admirable.
and we are satisfied that so soon as the work
undertaken by them Is completed thoy can
easily obtain the assistance which may Do
necesse-J;- to render their school not only
edicient but an inestimable blessing to
themselves and their country. There is
one thing of which our oolored friends may
rest assured, and that is that every cent they
putinto education viii be well spent, and
return them many fold in the future. 1t
viii Improve and elevate their race and give
70 siieIn better position anu greaIer prosper
ity
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Monoa.Path.

Our farmers ere busy prenaring tbe;r
lands fo. Ale .e...::. :, T;,y5 = n,T.
weeks OF suci, pleasant weather vii, :fins
them ready f,.- planting "A larga onan-
tity of guano 5aine soI}i here ana ,sa ssa.
too much cotton win be p]e-,tea in onr ssc.
tion, but q large area has been soyv,, In +,
small grain. which. with nT3nsr S ssasona -
win do much towards supplvjne tbe aeeicit
es ;::... :.. s,sr S.1,,. ;S,,r 9r,.ai Tsosen
why our farmers plant more cotton and less
corn is, that the lands hero aro much better
adapted to cotton. This Is beyond donbt
the firest lanas mr. ,,,,,,,,i,y, ~, co,.r,,
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Atlantic and Fro. ia Broad valley Rail.
road, Us
Bluron. 8. q. Feb. 2a. 1ssn.

ss~--oy ~le->AA-
Bl.roT, 8. c., Feb. %, 1880.
Nh. EDIcoR: desire to give through your
paper the following reasons why think
we should all vote tax on the Atlantic
and French Bread Valley Railroad, former
ly known rs the Beiton, Williamson and
Easley Railroad.
i. Every railroad which has ever been
built across the Blue Ridge running into
the great val'oy OF the Mississippi, as this
doe, is paying road with premium on
its stock. I be,icge the least premium is
so per cent, on It's stock, that Is one dollar
is +gcrtl. nne @ dollar and fly eanta. SO that
likely we will not lose onr taxes, rs each
taxpayer according to our charter is stock
holder in the road TO the amount he pays,
apa 7 feel sure that after the road
q. l.nil. .l:e.S w. 10 10 q premium ON its
stock.
2. The competition caused by building
this road win reduce the freights on our
corn, cotton, bacon, -four, gunno, etc, I
think, enough to doubly pay the small tax
We sre not asked to vote every year, and
this reduction will last through all time,
l,... en-: 4. : tan ii0s 10 for more tiun f1ar
years, as the law is plain on that as language
can make IL.
3. feel quite sure that by building this
read Ell aus --.7=ssi, estate viii DO raised In
value in Eve years moro than the amount
OF the tax We pay.
4. All the school taxes resulting from This
road ars hs:::::.d TO be kept in sssis t.ownship
| IL wrstaf afat.
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SPECIAL NoTIcEs.

Call on JOHN E. PEOPLES and get
Nayaspa Guano at $50 lbs. Cotton per ton :;
Navassa Cotton Fertilizer 425 lbs. Cotton
per ton, and the Navaysa Acid for compost
ing Also bring oil your old Castings.
wrought Iron, Brass, and Copper, as he
will buy it, and pay. yon cash for it. Bring
It now while there is o demand Tor it. 34-2
The following additional amounts have
5sen subscribed by. the colored people for
the purpose of repairing the Greeley Insti-
t1te building Amount reported. $50.65 !:
w. III. Brockman, 200; Elias Fisher 81. 20 !;
Moses Cherry, 25c; Steward Dickson, 81 90 !;
aaron .1i,t. ,Sps Saxsons QUO IIoses Les 50c an
Gilbert Rutiedge, SOC; Thomas Varnell,
300; Sumter White, $1.00 John Warren,
soc George Caldwell, $t.05; Pinckney
Williams. 65; Reuben Young, Goo; Rev.
Elies Terrell, 25c.; lawrence Galloway.
H65c; Julius Thomas. sr., soc; John Walker,
25c; Caroline Spanp, zoo; Henry Mcdowan,
oSe; Henry Ti.a..pson, 400; Mariah Hamp-
ton, 15c; Hannah White 35c Harriet
Young, 25c; Harriet Gaillnrd, SOC; Peter
Williams, Pc; Caleb Loyingood, 600 !; Kate
Harrison, a0c; Emma Crawford, 25c; Law
renee Walker, i.25; Clarisa Garter. 25c !;
Hendereoi1 sVilliams a5c; Randall HhtnJ,-
ton, DOC; Alice Green, s5c; Henrietta Nc
Gowan, 60c; William A1ani, 60c; Victoria
Spann, 25c; Randall Mcclure, SOC; John
Williams, SOC; Cyrus Perrin, 75c; Quincy
Leyerett. $i.0o; Henry Reed. zoo Foster
Reed, 500; Mnttie q. BrOckman, 25; w.
II. Brockfnan'g children, 2oo; Phillis ed
wards, 25c /; Boney Cummings, 25; Marshal
Spann, SOC Edmund Brown, S500: Geo.
Miles, 25c; Elias Williams, tbuy, &c Rob
ert Tefrei, SEC, Rosa Perrin. i0c; Mary
Ann Terrell, 25c: Cream %. Williams, 50. 80 I;
William Perry, b S1.O0; Samuel Bailey.
$l.00 Robert ETasie7, 81. TX e;oiored Hand.
500; Henry Wilson, B0c; Joe Kcowri,
15c; Moses Charabiee, SOC; Sarah vii.
lianst 25c; Jane (iuy;on, l0c; Lon Guyton,
25c Adam Reade, 25ci Ellen Young, 25c; /;
VIM. Brown, PIC; Julius Johnson, 50c III.
bert Guyson, Doc; Randolph Thomas. iOc; (;
Edgar Edgar Thomas, i01; Harriet Tnonpson,
25ci Lula Thomas, 10c; Sarah Rcese, l5c :
Frances Thomas, 100; Charlotte Thomas,
loo. Total, Sl0O.55.