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ASorED divine says: al have been Us.
ing Dr. Tptt'G Pills, the past three months,
for dyspepsia, weak stomach and ppry.
ousness. never had anything to
do me 40 much good in the way
Of medicine. They are Is good ~
You represent them. ! recommend them
Is the best pill In existence, and do all |
can 70 Acqualnt others with their great
meriB. They are Especial blessing"
REY. !. r, Cocoon, New York.
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FoE UPwARps OF 1HIErY WARS Mrs.
Windows Soothing Syrup as been used
Tor children. It corrects acidity Of the
stomach, relieves lViHd oolic, regulates the
bowels, cures dySentay and diarhnd,
whether arising from teething or other
causes. An old and well-trisd remedy.
% ceI,iI bottl. nav
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Astra,,xr People.

Do you know that there Are strange people
In our community, We ay strange because
they seem 70 prefer to suffer and pass thell
days miSenbly, made 30 by dyspepsia, and
liver complaint indigestion, constipation aud
general debility, when Shiloh's VltAliser Is
guaranteed TO cure them.
Sold by Z. Booking, Agent Odd Fellows
hall, and ChAA Msenkemoeller, corner Main
and TNenty-seoond streetS.
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We have speedy and positive cure for
catArrh, diphtheria, canker moHth, and head,
ache, In Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. A nasal In.
jector free with each bottle. Use II II you dc.
sire health and sweet breath. Price 50 cents.
Sold by L. Booking, Agent, Odd Fellows
Hall, and ChAS. MOenkemoeller, corner Main
aud TwentysecOnd StIeeA XWYGeoW
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Financial and Commercial.


SILvER-At London, ok.
SIOCKs-The market opened strong and In
early dealings prices advanced Y tO'2H per
cent In the general list, Canada Southern aud
coal shares leading In the improvement.
During the afternoon some sales to realize
profits caused decline Of y to ~ per cent,
but under a strong buying speculation took
an upward turn, and u recovery OF u 10 u
per cent ensled, the market closing strong
Among miscellaneous shargS Nashville 4
Chattanooga rose 0IS, and 81 Paul Il Mime.
sofa and 81. T. & s. q. 2 per cent on the days
transactions. The stock Of the Denver 4
Rio Grande railroad, which was recently I'D.
IN tied TO the Stock Exchange was dealt In
to-day for the frst time for an active inquiry,
and sold up from 0s TO 6SH, closing NJ tie
highest point Louisville 4 New Albany aud
chicago russ 5 per cent.
Tbs transactians amounted 70 3 nd. 900 Shatcs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-25

PERSoSs under the OperationQl Fellows
Hypophosphites should examine their
blood under the microscope from time to
time, and mark the increase Of red and &C.
tive particles and dluinution Of the white
or dead ones; these observations are In.
teresting and instructive. Sold by Logan,
List & Co, MwPSy
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-25

BlprINosG lime 9I-Fiour JuiI and
y.aS. WHEAT western IoE.r and steady Al
the declins;Eo. 2 western winter red Spoi
and June 81 IL JIal Tx; July 81 Oajial O91s /;
August 81 O6%Al o.; septenlbet 81 Okla
OK. CON- VOstsfn steady and shade
better; western mixed, spot aud June ola
SlAei July iD4at0hc; steamer 4lhe; Oats
,oNrr western Whlte Soci 40 mixed SE1Soc
tenhsyiv va 5oaSei hye quiet AZ Ssc' nay
to c5ocs western backed lsSlec. Esrs SSfet
quiet; RIo cafsosS, ordinary to prime lex
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,, II o'clOcE 4. n PfOGssh 70 W, -
5s'.I,s Il H. ro4r hols q yh hdt sSIp w,
S.s t. Ihr hiGagt Aaa I e 10y. Siou Inc
g. isOsi rT,Isry T., ~ ass III y tSS loI
"a, si@ifrl sud ,ItJ, Of the ldiiiiSn 70
- 81 ~ -, lII0l. BJ PrtEf iArnlll John
gsg -" - Ielll,d Last Wheeling, having a
ned 'it Nj Ih.rtJ irst, AID running thence
,si- Az i.,'s stiin VI Ihlrty feet, alxty isol
~ !, W ~ .ss Aus. nd lot and d'''ainS 'h'
81 IT. i'trl'l lIar-Ihrli Of the purchase mon
Ih"e' -. = llp purchaser III ~ elect "
=. ~! s. y a. ., lis ia ISo sud ln'tAllm,n1
Is 90 'g' .'.f - :, sscLIVI 81 dscd VI trust
4 ii groP' 4 Ss;,;d a. e u i PSJs,
zl'i'' 80 XII IAN r. HUBBARD, Trustee.
~ aUatttnsfT n's'
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"a III
.-.,.,i,,tggtLsIA ~, Pfoered to sell o. the
--.f.f,t ~ tifgn Ii0lSs Of uhio e0lnlyI Me A
49, 3, al.Ls.t AID tst bidder, the follow
- N sussty, tHsl i 10 ,l|i 60 npeh q
"A I rJ.lsi q Ia Michael "
=, !. eitj nj = ufrliHg, Ia Oh'o u9unty,
~ ts..tl 4, !, 10 va ulIhin The lolIoHlnS
-. w B-gllI pant ~ Tag soI ".
'aas'a' MO-. - htbstfeats looE H.
~. ,.s :, - ,iIa Of SIKH Tor jacob
.,.,i,.tV- a., let; ththte 10 . Net-
81 D. figIt angle With the !ait
- AL, in ..tsS aud hall GEM leet %
$50, d ,ri-iiy itfrcsion along Z llns
lris.iar rlr ss' al hsls o. etn ~ i-soS
r. .t-Iy. l7l fsd TO Cenue " JaS SSo
- 49, Ia aa tsstrtiJ direction houE tnS
- ,,lulLfy ol Centre lot futstnth suS ~
rf-.i..,.tail.hili az, irttoa tslus lOr ~,
gr..I lnlH lhs plaeu u oeglu4tS lrOnunE
tars,B .ai ANAL Irvi, AID Tlnul'NS - IA
..;sl, !.rsC,i5a, oi tTra Tidlh, Se'saIy-Hek'''
f1vaf slLE-OaelhIrd d the purchase money
= i alie .s the purchaser may elect 70 Pay,
I "a ~ rtriinr 10 IE0 cluAl lnsAunenu
lei. nj sithtSrn noHIhi, Sith Ih'gfs.t !fDa
ma a.. g4Frilsrf giTigs mole, sseufeI ~ Dtfn
irI.. IL d,lsTF-i payments. $1,000
ll.uis lalA al prJpyfiJ Is bellaEtd 10 oe pr
4 -, vi ins y Tru,iss shall convey Ouly sush
l. Iiatu.,,l 10 ~ ~ ItlI Del Trust
ALEA ASDkk BONE, Trustee.
e u HttLEI, AuC,isErTf, Jul
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1T, ~ O'rlOcE, 4. NJ Pfoeegi 70 ~ y
I,asssaH ~ ~. coun h1uSs Of Ohio eol n.y.
y, tGzg l"i y ~ a.. hi ,hest and bssI 0IddeT, the
- 'igsl u properly, that Z to hayi a pr.
. so 20 TO- ~ y Z s s.:fiI n i6FSiS
I. q "a I'D wheeling, described a. lgl-
asin'g's-.sl At poiat in the western lihs
% sG; ,t nd TlhaSt ;a' ~ s !sa
t.5l1g % IAN lii ,,TIsgn feet tEO inches, TO =
>, ~, 4 TIE All lot nSs O1Ged y said
IT, - XII, tatfty.aVS let two inches 10
- ~ GanlhE' .-,ht,d NJ the purehus
- Al I.s,I.,liIt in tHO equal iustAllmonts,
4fi',n1s' ~ eon,aI, 18th Interest from day Of
- itiBi a0Is. secured 81 deed 0i ua'''
afsi r. Iil,aIi' p,opsrtV ID believed TO be per.
y ~ u Is =, tfl,,s, shall eOnysy ouly such
4 y T ,,te ia ~ b. aid d. q r iTuEI;
asa '"'. giILIAN +. hUBBAED' Trustee:
liz tu.uinpefs ml4e
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cEwER BUILDING.

Ord'H Tor 'sNI plPs, making Nsssn, sis., Iuit At
lsss S0at street. or sent TO GsOrEs JouS' wsIl'TlS,
Ohio, aill receive prompt attention.
ordSn from the country especially SOlIelts, a "
can ship direct from the EorkI.
Jones Chllabsy TOFS are The bat curV iOr In0iint
shlmnSyL FHt-elIsI Norkmsn 10 ,st thru.
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4 iUMNlS>lONEKS SALE OF THAT
C'Puei th-GrInI lisls PtOPsity lSrnsrlJ known
10, kfiBsf ials,,
IsiAsAl6idPiI C04Fi q wheeling:
lla- T. TlBsy and kHilI !, ILRey,
..u.alA I.,E!i L,ali woolaIn'ss and OIhsn,
iSciiANrEGT.
Ii ata. d 4 .vfrr e1irIel 10 the Municipal
una Nhsr.lGF, 10 The GboIt entitled cause, on the
"a ltJai Ma, IsSi ID, gnitfhgatd, special CON-
sstssr IIzsi Ia all dew viii, on
urEDAr, THElah DGT OF JULY, 1850
LFahf At 10 osIosE \ n, ,.ll al p bic ldstionr 81
y ~ i,af al the Court llpuW d Ohls county, 70
Asgstf bNdlsr, The iollSGiHE described zeal e.
z,tItp To ny! The n9rh IuO-lhiriI part, iSf-
rsr M IN uilih Of lot bumbefpd thirty. mine
) stated 10 The spt side d Main street, near
~ 'lst- Ia The dIy Of WheSiag, IL Ohio Co.,
fsilL
lnUoI 'ItE -0as third Of the purchase money,
i'it.aiirstf 'Hu a. The PufrhASyr may elect, 10
Ht ~ I7auhisf Ia iEO ulHul annual Install.
-'sV 'l1 ,asnii lrVm The DAY Of sale, the puT-
.a'-t Ia ~, 'osi, sltl security ior the deferred
fAfa'hl' 'li he tile 10 be retained u additional
'stliliJ aatl tas FsithiSG money 1, fully paid.
WA. ERNHlSE,
WA. 7. HUBBARD,
Special Commissioners.
N'IUisa Jas,g 1870. TTHAS
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TRUE WORDS.

10 order 10 bald Up uSjs sud fyPulItlon. viii
hSfoafST dsllrff my Ire CrFsm veil psrktd, 10 luy
pan Of tho tiy At The rate Of u 90 pet JIl,ou o.
tOS psI hall gallon, rlim hnd Iuinnss 10 ~ md
male ~ iaTl quality Il Cream d apy b0uGs 10 the
city. Honest dUallh,4 ponpl delivery, s.sh On 10
1910 Main 6iFrSt
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---rrE1s SALE OF SOUTH
nNh U : y nnnpERTY.

-srrE,s SALE OF SOUTH
ne ,iISG PROPERTY. ~. h, MILAN j.
s,rr.rA ,asiia, bis siis, 70 the andsf,lghs q
4Eiai ~, b,f -, 1877, and foe3Fusi IN
!. t,iFi ; y ~, Cpaniy COuH o. uhlo soah'
l.tttS4 IA. ia Dsel d Trust bookt No y
49, = ..,, ~ JUSE1, is'o, .,
.a,,o,E A, w., pfpossi 10 Ssli atthe
-ssslfgt =! ~ nj bolse u Uhlo coahtyj Mth
- IN .. IN, ,ss.,l ani lsis bidder, the ioiI9S.
- g. - -, that Il 70 NJ ran y ".
81! y ia sqaafu numbered ons Y o.
- ~ ~ y, nAilti0n 70 south hhsennG,
-. - Liit 3sblh TIrd u the city Of hhesnaE
:, 20 n 4 lillous, VIA bTidnhlhE the
.s4 -fsl,- Il aid IOi numbered 0hs W lh
r.s' lH - ii, aud running thence via we
,fsla'' M 10, the dllAnes o. tHenlY' uIe
- 8ss" ". ,fIisht line parallel via nc
200 "a Id 70 The eastern las sid
- " ,,atheFly dlrssilnn Win the vait-
~ ~ lot IHthty, ave icy w IL.
= a siiI lVl; thence IN aAiAAsn' 'A'
- Z, I boginHiSi ,Lt,, =, IN, purha,s
les ~ ,,uTch moFv - the purchaser nIy oisS.
III ~ ~ Irsilu 10 two eIull lnstAilin.nu,
y 80 asg1ths, ullh Interest ifom dA{ .,
IEi"', anns noi6s, secured ~ ueea u
= = is',,' Nj pfvIsrty IL believed 70 be pr
y ~ lruslsF, / lhAll convey only bueA
- 3D. - NJ ~. bT aid dSei Of Trust
'l,gptIa,',iiIiN4 7. HUSBAND Trustee
"TEU AuttiOnref, Wys9
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MAILER Aa.Lllnsst. me-
,5.IVg7S SALgUF EAST WHEEL.

TgtsTEE,s S4Lhof hAei " NEIL
81 rSortki,I I; trust, made By Annie Tsy.
Il tr,s'ss ~, nj, TaJior, sIh Robert Taylor, her
2 E'd GgR,g,a h,rrh, to The under,igled uIS-
si i , b ISIS aud rreOrIsd n tss once
; al % ~ CoIiIT coat Of Ohio C9ahiY,
~. q. = in' DSSi ii Trust Book, No. s. PASs
& lbI,oa mgr as IAN
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WHISTLES sALEOF EAST WHEEL
leo flltkeff ,.g,, mad. br LJand.r Z
.i',i q NY S.s,,I 9'I Il, lie 10 The IN.
49,. H.. - l,tSd Apnl Is, IssO, and recofdsd
sue ~, StW Il Toe COpIIJ Court q u9io
~ s.,ylfgirli, IN Drcl oil Trust BOOK No IL
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.,ruRpAY. JUNE o. isn'
,,,gr,TEE's SAL, SALE OF soUTl

.lLsliSHi ii ', Il trust made BY Dillon J. Nc:
grIf' 1 s,I,st hi, Tiis 70 the unief,ltnSi
ca - S",Tsa,.rr y, Isis, and teeoniSi 10 we
- ~ - y The county Court d Ohlo Gun;
= - 10 p1rI Hook, no. ,, Page 10 l
,rrVpAY, JUNE %, 1880,
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Appetite, rirshIuE sleep, the Hrqui'ition Of haA
and color are blessing, attendant upon the repairs
tive processes which this priceless inviEorant speedily
initiates and carries 70 successful conclusion. d.
r,tIOu /. restored and sus,snIneS Afforded 10 each
iI's-susIIning Orln By the slittrs, sheh hinouen'
LVeeVsn to The feminine palitS, vegetable In COM
pOAltiOn, and thoroughly Elis.
For sale by ali DruEGIII and DSAlaEs generally
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TOLL .GATe No, 2,-TIg,sS9aI.ilt1l coIOrsa Picture
shi. ssEd 'tanr far kAss. IHHIt. h.gslST
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-09-09

The recent enlarging and repairing of Bernays & Rocck, makes it now the neatest, incest house of that kind in the state. Mir. Bcrnays leaves in few days for New York where he is to pur. chase stock in keeping with his sle- gant salesroom, and will be able to compete with St. Louis houses. For anything in the limo of jewelry, silver ware, or wedding presents Bsrnays & Roeck's is now the emporium, and en- tire satisfaction is guaranteed.
 -One of the most reliable commis- sion houses doing business in the south Is that of John T. Hsrdie & Co.,, New Orleans. This house began business in 1S49 and has been continuously before the public managed by the same gen. tlsmen since then. They arc repre- sented in this section by the indefatiga- bls J. B. Hayes, than whom there is net moro genial, whoiesouled and en- ergstic traveller on the road. We commend these gentlemen to our msr- chants with the hope that they will share a good portion of their business with them,
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-09-09
A Terrible RumOr.

It Is said that Jack Harkaway came Across the Continent with Oliver Dowd Byron; they arrived Hand in Hand in the streets of Russellvills with Frank Mayo, where they met the Irish Detective, who saw them going through the pockets of Rip Van Wrinkle h search of Florence's Mighty Dollar in order to buy their clothing, boots, shoes and dry goods at Jacobson's.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-09-09
The Russellyille Academy.

1t Is with more than ordinary pleas ure we announce that arrangements have been perfected for the opening of the Russellville Academy, on Monday the 4th ult., with Prof. G. A. Jones as principal. Prof. Jones Is late of the Dover High School, which, as is well known, was . superior institution of learning under his efficient manage ment. He comes among us to establish a school commensurate with the intelli- gence of our people and superior sdu- cational advantages we possess in point of healthful and available location. We are as- sured that every effort will bs used by patrons and teachers .o secure aif- aus piclons beginning for the Russellville Academy. Sec advertisement else where.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-09-09
Cotton Quotations.

LOUISVILLE, September 8.--Cotton quiet at llAc.
 CINCINNATI, September s.--Cotton easier at l1l4c.
 ST. LoUrs. September s.--Cotton dull middling, llci sales, 100 bales; re- ceipts, "A bales.
 MEMPHIS, September 8.--Cotton quiet; receipts, ITO balesi shipments, 26 bales.
 GALVESTON, September e.--Cotton easy middling, 10 54c, low middllng, l014c, good ordinary 9l4c.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-09-09
NOTICE Is HHREBY GIVEN THAT THE

NtOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE IN following named executors. administra- tors and guardians have filed their accounts current as such, for settlement and conhrina- ton at the fall term, 1880, of the Pope probate court, viE.
 I N Neal, admir- of wm Richards estate. James Whitesides, adm'r Of T B Whitesides est T J Wilson, adm'r of Nj A Wilson est, final. Alva Russell, adm'r of k D Howell est. Ava Russell. adm'r of $ T Wright est. III D Brown, ex'r of Nj Thomas est w Barker, ex'r of G q Franklin est. F McCracken, gd'n of James Vickers. J Harvili, g'd'n of Brooks heirs. W II McEver, g'd'n of Annie K Gray.
 All persons interested in sand estates are mo- tihed to file their exceptions. if any they have, on ot before the second day of the next (Octoberl kansas, or they will be forever barred from excepting to the said amounts or any part thereof.
 Witness my hand and official seal this 30th l., s. day Of August, 1880
 A.J. BAYLIss, Clerk.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-09-09
DIED.

In Russellville, Sept. 9th 1880, Lucy, slll, aged years.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-09-09


 into his beautiful new residence which has been erected on South River street, and which is quite an ornament to that portion of our town.
 Before leaving for the "eastern market" would respectfully call the attention of my friends and the public generally, that the reduction previous ly offered will be continued through this week ONLY. Must reduce the stock remaining on hand. Come early and often for bargains. Respectfully,
 JACOBSON. --T'he Shiloh campmeeting under the auspices of ths c. P. church will begin to-day and last . week or ten days. Many new tents have been erected and other arrangements made for the convenience and comfort of the multitude which will gather there. Look to your interest and improve your cattle. I will sell to the highest bidder, at Russsllville, on the 18th Inst. a number of valuable milk cows with Jersey calves. Terms made easy.
 A. ". MATTHEWS. Quite an unusual occurrence took place at the residence of Mir. J. W. Petray last week. While Mrs. Petfay was filling a lamp with coal oil an ex- plosioH took place wreeking the coal oil can and felling Mrs. Pstray to the floor. The unusual part of this sccurrehce is that there was no fire communication with the oil to produce the explosion.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-09-09
RUSSELL WILLIE ACADEMY

win open its Annual term of nine months the first Aondsy in October, 1880, Prof. O. A. J0kHs. late of Dover, In charge. Tuition. payable mothly, at following rates: Primary .........................$ a % Intermediate .................. [ 50 Academic ..... ...... 8 % prices. No extra charges, or incidental fees Board $S % to $10 % pei month. Patronage solicited.
 c. A. JONES, Principal. RussNIlyille. Ark.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-09-09
sllville, Ark.
TlR. H. HALL,

BAll business connected with the profession promptly attended to.
 Special attention given to conveyan- cing and collecting.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-10
SAWYER SAWED OFF.
Why Edison Will Not Accept His Chal.
lenge-Electricity and Cats.
fNaw York Eun I

New York Sun
Mr.. Edison laughed heartily last evening
over MIR. Sawyer's challenge to him, pub
lished In the Sun OF yesterday.
'.And so he doesn't believe I can run one OF
my lights three successive hours ?" said he,
people who have, within the last few days,
visited my laboratory, many have remained
six and seven hours. / don't believe they
would offer such challenge, The fact Is, I
haven't time to bother with Mr.. Sawyer or
his challenges. am always ready to explain
matters connected with my light to any one
who is really In earnest. But this man deals
In absurdittes. The secret OF bis animosity
to me lies In the fact that [ refused to have
any business transactions with him. The
Wurdemann principle | discovered and ex-
found 1t to be fmpracticable and costly, and
did not take the trouble to patent 1t. This Is
the princinie upon which Mr.. Sawyer's light
is constructed.
.'Some time ago Sawyer wrote me note,
which / Still have. It. was couched In Lam
guage something like this: Let bygonfs be
byg0ues. Take me In with you on your light
/ will meet you at the Astor House this even
ing at O'Clock to talk 1T over Well, | wrote
him note politely declining to meet him or
to take him into partnership. He knows that
| won't accept any of his absurd challenges.
The oppoI tunlty To obtain free advertisements 8
for his lamps, however, he cannot help avail
ing hims-ifO Of"
Mr. John Bright, Jr., the son Of John Bright,
the greet Engllshmaa. spent yesterday even
ing In Nenio Park Investigating the electric
lights aid the dynamo machineS and gene
rat0gs. He WAS accompanied by Mr. I'll. M.
Bentley, president OF the Philadelphia Local
Telegraph Company. Mr. Bright has been
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-10
WASHINGTON.
Senator Jonas's Railroad Bill-The Land
Grant Of the Backbone Road Trans
ferred to the New Or
leans Pacific.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.-The bill introduced
by Mr.. Jonas IN the Senate yesterday Rsts
forth that ths New Orleans, Baton Rouge and
Vlcksburg Railroad has fatled to comply with
the conditions Of section % Of act Of March 3,
1871, authorizing that road to connect with
the Texas Pacific Railroad, ETC., and tho bill
therefore provides that patd section be re-
pealed and oil grants, rights, etc, given 70
said Now Orleans, Baton R,ugs and Vicks-
burg Railroad Company be- forfeited for the
reason that said company has not com pleted
said road within five years from the passage
OF the act.
be re. e.enaetad IN full In favor Of the New Or
leans Pacific Railway, and that all rights,
privileges, franchises and grants of land
conferred by said section be conferred upon
said New Orleans Pacific Railway Company.
hUTLERs BANK SEIZURES IN THIS CITY.
Mr. Herman introduced Ia the Senate yes
terday bill setting forth that under Gen.
Buffers order of June q. 1862. there were
aeized In various banks OF Now Orleaus large
sums OF money, which we're the proceeds OF
the coniiyeation Of Northern credits, under an
order Of the Confederate Congress; that such
sums are now In the United states treasury,
and ought to be distributed among the loyal
creditors to whom they belong. The BILL
therefore provides that the owners of such
debts may sue the United States for them In
the court of claims. and upon final decree
may recover from the treasury such amounts
as they are severally entitled TO.
PURCHASE OF SILVER FOR THE MINTs.
The Treasury Department purchased 4s0,-
900 ounces of silver for the San Francisco,
Philadelphia and New Orleans Mints.
THE EXODUS COMMITTEE.
The Senate committee on the Southern ex-
odus organized for business to-day, and will
begin taking to sttmony next week, when wit
Desses will be summoned from Indiana, North
Carolina aud other States. The committee
do not at present contemplate going out OF
Washington for purposes OF Inquiry.
THE FoRTITICATIoN BILL.
The subcommittee ID charge OF tho fortn-
cation bill now before the Senate Appropria-
tions Committee heard to-day Gen. Benet,
chief OF ordnance. aud Gen. Wright chief OF
engineers, la favor OF an increase OF tho
amounts voted by the House f,r the arma-
nent Of fortitieatons from S225 900 to $500 600.
The subcommittee will report f1vorably on
this proposition to the full committee Mon
day.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-10
FRANCE.

PARIS, Jan. 9-The Council OF Ministers
has decided upon u Cabinet programme, to
be communicated to the Chamber In the form
Of o ministerial statement and not OF per-
sonal message.
Minister at Berlin, has Withdrawn his resig-
nation, Ia unfounded.
LONDON. Jan 9.-The authorities Of the
French Gable Company inform this agency
that there IL no truth In ths report recently
mentioned bv the London Standard that the
syndicate which controlled the shares OF the
company had thrown them on the hands OF
the contractor in consequences Of the dlscov-
cry Of h flaw In the contract. They say that
as soon rs the cable to make connection be-
tween Brest and England Is laid, their cable,
which is In perfect working order, will be
opened for traffic, certainly not later, they
think, than the first week In February.
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THE INDIANS.
The Mexican and United States Troops Act
ing Jointly Against V4ctoria's
Band Of Apaches.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. "a dispatch from
Tucson, Ariz ma says: An important mill
tary movement is now on foot to capture or
crush Victoria and his band Of warriors,
about eighty-five In number. They are now
In old Mexico. Gen. Trevino, with his Mexl-
can troops, marched against them with a
view OF forcing them to fight or to flee to New
Mexico.
Most of the available troops In Arizona are
being concentrated ut Fort Bowie. Gen Carr,
commanding the troops in the field. arrived
there to- day. He and Major Morrow, OF New
Mexico, are cooperating with Gen. Trevino.
The Arizona troops will leaveat once for New
Mexico to intercept Victoria, and should they
strike his trail be will be followed irrespec-
tive Of geographical lines into the interior of
Mexico. Victoria and his band are Mesca-
liero Apache Indians. Their capture or defeat
will settle the Indian question 10 that Terri
torv. They have been on the war path since
1876,