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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1880-04-16

In 1927, in Jessamine County, Ky,
were born at the same hour and of the
same mother, Martha, Mary, and Mar
garet Debal. They grew mp together,
caring for no other society. When they
were just verging into womanhood
their father died, having first extracted
from them promise never to marry
and never to separate until death.
They have kept the vow, and now in
their fifty third year live in their old
home. r...r
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1880-04-16

"Tlte greatest source OF weakness to
every nation under heaven, ;" said phi
losopher, "comes from the women
having SO little to do and so much to
say" That man Is Grabbed old BACH
elOr. -f, ..
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1880-04-16

Twelve States and Territorfes-In-
diana, Kansas, Maine, New York,
North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Rhode
Island, Vermont, Arizona, Washing
ton Territory and the District of Co
lambda -have SO far elected their tlelei
gates to the Chicago convention. The
total number of delegates, elected from
these States is 242, divided among the
Republican candidates for tho presi-
idency as. follows: Grant 169, Blaine
SO, Sherman 8 and Edmunds -, .....
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1880-04-16

Lot my longings not sink,
would dio II they sunk! -rs
Oh, ask you to think .nr
As you never have thunk;
Aud our fortunes and Hives LOT us lii K rs no
''' lives could be hunk. 'aa i' r#iY I
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1880-04-16
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now aud chem in the Hegion of the heart, shoal-
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eo1Eh 0one, Iu1Gs Worlking freely; easy BREATH
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TO flseventa return Of these symptoms use tho
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Tho Mexican Vets Again.

To The Editor of The National Republican:
SIR: Our dear and ubiquitous brother A.
NJ. Kennedy, who lately, by tho unanimous
vote Of himself, turned over our Mexican Vet.
eran association, soul, body and brooches. to
Hancock aud company, turns up in New York
personally congratuating General Hancock
upon tho fact that tho whole Mexican Vet.
eran association is for him solid, irrespective
of party, for which the general is very much
obliged, etc Congratulations are big thing,
and cheap, but thoy will pan out thin on No
vember %. The political creed of our asso.
citation is about equally divided the demo-
Gratis will vote their ticket and the republi.
cans theirs. We are rather apt to do as we
please in these matters, and our oitieious Soc
rotary can hold rs many meetings by himself
unanimously" as he pleases, and make Gen
eral Hancock feel just as reliant as he can
afford to feel on such assurances, aud still we
will keep voting right along for General Gar
field, and If he does not get more southern
states than Hancock does northern states,
then wo may sell out TO Kennedy.
Respectfully yours, S. N. HoYT.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-07-29


Tho immortality of the Victorian Roign.
Speaking of a recent divorce case in fashion.
able English society, Mr.. Louis j. Jennings
says in the World:
Mrs Bullor is very unlucky in not having
been able to settle her little difficulties pri-
vately. There are other women who do pre-.
cisey as she has done, and whose lives are
perfectly well known 10 everybody who is
about London; but either thoy manage to keep
on fairly civil terms with their husbands or
they Contrive to steer clear of the divorce
court and exposure. In fashionable circles the
marriage contract seems TO be based on easy
and simple prinCipl es-entire freedom OF ao-
tion reserved for both parties, aud q latch-key
for wife as we'll rs for husband. The other
evening was ut place of great public resort,
ard counted seven wcll-known men in Lon.
don life who were with women equally well
known-aud nobody thought it strange or un.
usual. No concealment is thought necessary.
Mrs, Butler is being lecturcd all round for her
misconduct, but her lecturers must be We'll
aware that she il not bit worse than Mrs. A.
or Mrs. B.-too easy would it be to give real
names who are invited to every fashionable
house. When the social history of the Victor
ian arstocracy comes to DO written, tho chron-
icle will be found quite as scandalOus as that
OF Charles III. If you doubt it, you had better
borrow the notebook of friend of mine who
has for some years past kept record of public
scandals only, taking 10 account of private
ones. 1t is quite as "racy" rs certain parts of
Pcpys diary, and throws the Greville Mem
oirs alt ogethcr into the shade. The class
little beneath the aristocracy take good care
not to DO left behind in the race. Imitators
generally Guido the originals, Public opinion
no longer condemns open immortality. 1t even
looks on approvingly. 1t was the same, one
remembers, in France in the days of Dubarry
aud Louis leJeia.aime Society was founded
upon the idea of promiscuous intercourse ofthe
at least, that people in the right set" could
condescend TO take heed Of. Tho mobility
and gentry" found the world pleasant one
and thoy did as they liked in it. A few years
passed away, and they discovered that there
had been contrary opinion all the time aud
that 1t was stronger UNNECESSARILY than they
who had despised it. What happened to them
after that is not yet quite forgotten. Let us
hop that history does not always repeat it.
self but again il may be said, without fear of
contradiction, that the arstOcrtio aud fash
ionable classes are making but sorry pTepar-
ton for the day Of trial in store for them. Mr.
Bright burst into an explosion against them
the other day, for which he was much re.
buked and frowned upon. But Mr.. Bright's
words were tame compared with those which
are uttered elsewhere. There is day of
rec'i oning for everybody. aud an old warning
comes, In not n few cases, should the vista.
tion come suddenly, tho house would DO found
full of-what shall say 2-housckeepors."
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-07-29

BALTIMORE, MD. July -.
Cotton dull and easier. Mlddling. 1890.
Flour steady and firm. Howard street and west
orn suportne, s3@3 49, do. extrn. S4s5; do family,
s. 50d6 2j City mills snperhne s393 so; do extra,
Si@4 80; do family, So 2jaG IS; do Rio brands,
80 S7G6 90; Patnpsco family, 81 10.
Wheat-Southern steady; western higher and
firm. closing quiet. Southern red. slGl or; do.
amber 81 1901 H. No. Maryland nominal; No.
western winter red, spot, and july 81 $500
09S4; August, 81 07Hai OIL; September 81 OK
@l O7JS; October, 81 0SeSGol 0SI
Corn--southern quIe western lower and duh.
Southern white, Soc; do, yellow nominal; western
mixed spot, l67Sal7c; July, i6tioid7ic; August,
47l4@471Sc; September, lSGlS1 steamer. acc.
Oats scarce and firm. Southern. il@42c; west
crn white, 4)@ilc; do. mixed i0940lac.
Rye quiet ut l2c.
Hay firm. Prime to choice Pennsylvania and
Maryland, sl9o2l per ton.
Provisions higher and firm. Mess pork, Sli Is;
bulk ments--loosc shoulders 5lyc clear rib sides.
7Aa775c do. packed, 53Ias4c; bacon-should-
ems, G.le; clear rib sides, sAc hams, uJ4@l2hc;
lard, sac.
Butter steady. Primo to choice western packed,
l5I20c
Eggs higher at 12c
Petroleum-Crude, nominal; refined, O$c.
Coffee higher and strong. Rio cargoes ordinary
to choice, l3dlGc
Sugar onsler. son, l0c.
Whisky quiet at 81 lOH9l IL.
Ereights firm.
corn, 1900 bu; oats ECO bu: rye, 800 bu
Shipments-Wheat, 3li 9l2 bu: corn. S2lS bu.
Sales-Nheat 62l 600 bu; corn, 5000 bu.
Virginia skies deferred, 80; do. consolidated,
5734. do second series, 22ls nast-due coupons,
S9ls new ten-iorties. 49, Virginia ten-iortes. cou-
pons, % bid to-day,
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The Way They 90 for Hancock.

At reunion of the Twenty-eighth and One.
hundrod.and lorty-seventh regiments, Penn
sylvania volunteers, and Kuapp's battery,
held on the Goth inst. at Mauch Chunk, at
which there were present two hundred and
sixteen veterans of said organizations, a vote
was taken at the banquet, resulting; Certified,
2lI; Hancock, 2. Hon, Robert Klo2, demo-
cratic member OF congress from the Carbon dis
trict, presided at the banquet, aud retired
early, after tho good things were disposed Of,
to figure up the percentage Of tho soldier vote
for Hancock. Evidently tho veterans are
not to be caught with democratic chaG.-
Scranton Republican.
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Tho Signs In PENNSYLVANIA.

The following extract from letter written
by gentleman in Pennsylvania to friend in
this city tells its own story:
pennsylvania is going to give Garfield her
electoral vote this fall. The Grant men are
solid for him, and will do their duty, aud we
shall show the copperheads that Hancock,
though no may DO a superb soldier to look Ut,
tho whole matter will end in looks. Garfield
brstles all over with brilliant military aud
legislative career. Tho Grant meu Of the key.
stone state will stand by Garfield ms they did
by Grant at Shiloh and Appomattox, aud as
the 800 stood by tho old hero ut Chicago under
the lead Of Logan, Conkling and Cameron.
The Grant men of the keystone state arc all
right aud will never tslter until the election
of Garfield is announced next November.
They never surrender or desert thoir flag or
nrinrinlesn
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WANTED-MFIP.

A CLERK who understands the prosecution OF
"a pension claims must be good penmani one
who has knowledge OF law preferred. Address
ATTORNEY, Washington city postofnce, stating ex-
perience and salary expected ju29-ltf
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WE could lick Spain on land, provided
Spain will come over hOre and BIO licked.
A SOLID south and u divided north, says
tho Cincinnati Gazette is the democratic idea
of non.seCtionalism.
SAVANNAH has had decrease in her
white population during the past ten years
of l69, and an increase in the coored popula-
tion 2,GlS.
ANOTHER assassination at Yazoo city, Miss.
Many an old soldier would give his life just
to go down with one veteran company of in-
fantry, platoon of cavalry aud Calling
gun and clean out that God-forsaken place.
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THE GREAT
7 600 THE GREAT 1890
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH, WEST, AND SOUTH w EST.
DOUBLE TRACK STEEL RAILS
1880
1880

ISS{) lHL SNh"i 1880
AoO PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
10 Ihb bo GRsti feGck. srAER R St 10 l.
IN Evrr SEN YIIy %, lssa
TRAINS LEAVE " AsHiNGloN from Depot. cor.
For Pltsburg and the West 500 u, m. with Sleeping
cars 70 louisville and Chlcago 1910 a N. daily
natl 81 Louis gnd;Chlcago $50 p. M daily with
FHneI S5 Y rs !iShPT6yr oMAoRA1LRoAD
For CRnRndAlsua Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Falls
with Parlor Car 10 Watkins ana the North ~
except Saturday, with Palace Cars to Canhn.
dsiSHa ana MaIklnS ,,,.,,.. ,..,.
a. m. daily, except sunday.
For New York and the East lO 10 M. ?ioanu lOOOp,
Limited Express OF pullman PEror Cara $50 a. m.
For dsy eySo sS Yo all through trains connect
a. Jersey CITY with boaS OF "Brooklyn Annex"
hnoEd5S direct transfer e Ea Y street avoid
For Philadeiphla, 1910 m, 40 $40 and lOOO D. m.
Limited i4Rs snSss ~ Snd es p @ Sunday
For baltimore go s:N, $3.50, 1910 a. M anu 80
s6 S 49, R PM m ak S 81 and To- On p sunday
For Pope's Creek Line C'lOa. M aud $40 p Ia daily
For Annapolis $40 A. m, aud $40 D. M daily except
AIEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
TON RAILROAB.
For Alexandra, I, 7;!o o. II H. M 42Q; 500, 625,
and 1880 ., m, On Sunday - VI ana IL H. In, and
For Richmond aud the South, 100 a. m. daily and
$40 u. IN daily, ekCept sunday.
Trains Isays Alexandria for Washington, 9, 8, 10 r.
On Or sanday At AID 10 a. n, and oO5 p IN,
Tickets, information, bleeolng and DsTlorcar as-
east cornor OF Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
avenue, northeast corner ofsiKth stree. and Pennsy
i0fl for thecheckng OF baggage 70 destination from
"''S'' L. +, FARMER, General Passenger Agent
FRAN X THOMSON, GenerA MANAGER
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AUCTION SALES.


II L. CoLDWELL, Real Estate Auctioneer.
AUCTION SALE or DksfRABLE IMPROVED
AND UNIMPHoNED real ESTATE TO CLOSE
our BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
VIII he sold at public auction In front Of tho prem.
ises. the following real estAte.
On MONDAY, AUGUST . 1880, at 8 o'clock D. M,
lots ~ % % and n Of Halls subdivision OF Pads.
worth" near the site OF first gate adjoining the
northwest corner OF Seventh street aud the road
leading o the Soldiers Home.
On TUESDAY, AUGUST 3, 1882, at o'clock D. M,
lot ~ square lOj ON street, between Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets northeast.
nSAME DAY, at .; q O'Clock p. m, lots I, g. 3 and
OF Burley's subdivision Of n part Of sheriff Is
tate,' containing four and a.half acres situated in
the county near Benning's Station, improved by a
on WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 4, 1850. at o'cocl,
y. m, lot p, square $50 and lot g. square b9s. Il
street between Third aud Four-and h-hnlf strects
southwest.
On SAME DAY at g o'clock y. M, lot A. square
2A1, on the southwest corner Of fhrteen.anda half
and u streets northwest, improved by twostory
brick dNelliug.hOuse.
on Thursday. AUGUST 5, 1850, at 5 o'clock
p me- lots ~ Is ard IL, square Ito on the southwest
nue. southeast
on SAME DAY, at o'clock p M, lot Ge section 3,
OF Barry nrm, or stevens avenue near the terminus
81 the Aneoatia Railroad Improved by a two-9tory
frame dwelllnghousc.
Terms easy, aud will be made known Mt sales.
jusl eo%ds j. II. COI.DWELl Auctoneer.
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second, third, many repetons Oh are necessary
10 secure what you advertise for. We wish the al
versers to feel that they not imposing on us but
are doing hvor by using our free columns, we
are determined to make THE REPUBLICAN
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Through which the general public may always have
their wants supplied.
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To the care OF some person, firm or postofce box.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.


NEW YORK, July %. 1880.
Money was easy to-day nj 2a2lS per cent
Exchange dull and steady at 4Si N1DiS2 for long
aud isi94SiM for short sight.
Governments quiet, but firm
State bonds dun and neglected.
k0iifoad bonds active, but Irregular. New York
central coupon frsis rose per cent 10 1911; Hous-
ton Il Texas coupon hrsts sold up from i0s ~ us,
wabash lSt Louis dlysion) eX m. O. firsts from l0j
10 lV5, tennessee and Georgia firsts from 1904
TO log. Buffalo, New York Erie nrsts from l20H
10 1881, 81. Paul (southeru Minnesota diyisiunJ
lrss from 1917 to lO3i4 Erie rsts from III to ri
Peoria q Decatur and Evansville frsts from 100 TO
lgl, Lafayette MuuCie incomes from GS to TO- and
New Jersey Central incomes from SlZ 10 S2tX.
Denver Rio Graude frsts rose to lOit5 and do.
between YOl4 and 00lS Kansas 4 Texas seconds
declined to 66, Canada southern firsts to g23S
Alton & Terre Huutc incomes TO o. Iron Noun.
tain seconds preferred incomes TO 70, and frss DO.
to s6l5.
Tho stock market opened strong and buoyont,
Rio Grande, st. Paul Il Omaha Lake shore and
the Telegraph, Coal and Granger shares leading
the advance. During tho afternoon some holders
realized on q portion Of their stocks causing de-
cline Of "a per cent in New Jersey Genital aud a
reaction Of to "a per cent. IN The general list
In the late dealings the market became firm agan
and closed at recovery Of = TO per cent. Den.
yer Rio Grande leading the reaction and re-
COvery.
The transactions aggregated 100000 shares in
Guiding c., C.& !. c. 1000, Delaware, Lacsawanna
q Western 10000 Delaware & Hudson 1900 Dem
yer * Rio Grande 1900. Erie $1,000. Hannibal &
81. Joseph 900 Kansas 4 Texas 10000, Lake Shore
10000 Northwestern 1900 New Jersey Central
lSuuD. Northern Pacific 1000, Ohio e Mississippi
1000, Pacific Mail 10000, Il Paul 5000 81. Paul
d Omaha 1900 Wabash Pacific 1900 Western
Union 1900 and Nashville Il Chattanooga 5000
luuu lOsiug quotations were s iUItUWE
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IN THE SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT
L OF COLUMBIA,
EQUITY CAUSE No. 3 i23.
TO depositofa In the Washington CITY Savings
Bank: Notice ia hereby given that all depusitOfs
who have not drawn either of the last three divi
dends made by the Receiver will be debarred from all
claim whatsoever unless their claims for undrawn
dividends he pres nied TO the Receiver on or before
October is, 1887
w. L. OfATrlNGLY. Receiver.
w. g. COX. Justice Jul aawlGw
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A surcestlon to summer TourIsts.

A change of climate is at all times more or
loss dangerous There are elements in a new
atmosphere which are injurious, especially
when the system is exhausted by care and
overwork, and which should be guarded
against. After careful observation we have
come to the conclusion that Warmers Safe Kid.
ney and Liver Cure is the best preventive for
atmospheric evils and that it will restore
health and vigor sooner than any remedy
which has ever been discovered.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-07-29
LEGAL.

GUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.
- No. l9b, October Term lS0.-The United Sirtes,
plaintiff In error VS. Ruel HOugh. Charles Il. Church
q al-The death OF Charles II. Church, one of the
defendants in error in this cdse having been sug-
gesed at prior day of the present term OF this court.
II now on motion Of MIR. Assistant Attorney-Gen.
eral smith, of counsel for the plaintiff In error, and
~ pursuance Of the 18th Rule Of this Court, ordered
tnal unless the proper representatives OF the said
charles u. Church, deceased, atOregald shall vol
untHrhy become parties within the frs ten DAYS OF
inc ensuing term OF this Court the plnnif IN error
shl De entitled to open the record In said and
on hearing have the judgment therein rendered re-
Nersed W erroneous; Provided that copy of this
order shall be printed In newspaper ~ the seat
OF Government OF general circulation for three sue
ceSye weeks, Mt least sixty days before the begin
niig OF the term of The SUPREME court then next
suing 18th April 1850
True Copy-Aitest
i'''''" JAMES H. Mex FNNEY,
SEAL Clerk supreme Court U. s.
-
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY
sEcnrrAnY's OFFICE,

SECRETAnY's OFFICE,
SENATE or THE UNITED STATES,
WAsHISGToS, u. c., july I, 1850.
SEALED PROPOSALS Will be received 1t Tins
Office until y o'clock M. AUG USr s. 1850 for Furnish
ing stationery for the use Of the Senate THE United
States for one year.
Blank forms OF proposals. showing the quantity
and quality OF each article and the form bond to he
signed by the bidder and suretles, Will be furnished
on nppl cttion to this office.
Proposals should be Endorsed Proposals for sta
tonery for the senate and directed TO the Secretary
Of the SENATE, Washington.
Proposals and specimens must be delivered NJ tho
Office free Of charge. -
JNO. g. BURCH,
Secretary ofthe Senate OF the United States,
n III
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NAVY PAY OFFICE, |
WAsHINGTOS, ~. G., July ~. 1850.
GEALED PROPOSALS. indupllcnte to be indOrsed
- Proposals. for Copper, will be received NJ thus
Office until ~ o'clock moor the 29ih day OF JULY,
1880, to furnish and deliver ut the Navy Yard WASH
ingtOn, d. G., free Ofany expense to the Government
and subject TO the usual Inspection, Wit
Bureau of steam Engineering. 1880 pounds lngOt
Copper (Iakc SUPERIOR.
Tie right is reserved 10 reject any and all bids not
deemed advantageous to the Government. Rr5pOn-
sible security required the bids for the prompt
ard faithful delivery ofthe copper.
Blank forms for bids to be had ut this office
j. ADAMS SMITH,
iuatit Paw Inspector u. 8. n.
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liuh will again DO presented for the
july DRAV WING.
1900 Prizes,
Whole Tickets, 81.
nssf fasg.lraNa dAEn
NllS,1UO
HalfTiokets, 81.
XXX INl,lrata 2Inn

Remit BY Poisoning Monoy.Order, Registered Let
ter Bank DRAFT or Express
10 insure against mistakes and delays, correspond.
ens will please write their names and places OF resi-
dence plainly, giving number of Postotfce box or
Street and Town, County aud state.
All Communications connected with the Dlstrlbu.
tlon and Orders for Tickets should DO addressed TO r.
NJ. RoARDMAHt CoqLler; Journa Building, Louis
yiile NV. or aO1 and 30 broadway New York.
Also j. W Clark, T703 New York avenue, or li22
PennBylYania avenue, Washington, D. Y,
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To take effect
SUNDAY. MAY -, 1850, AT i;3G p, NJ.

SUNDAY. MAY ~ 1850, AT ii5C p NJ
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Strasbnrg, winchester. HagersIown Frederick.
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AND BALTIMORE, EAPtESS. ParIOr car 10
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