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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-03-13
pRoFEksI9NAL N,ARDs.

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TEORGE sB.ssyELy4S, Attorney
NJ ut Low, Iale ClaSlts, C,llcasieu q
Parish, La. pracfeesini iCaleasieu, ST.
Landry, Lafayette unl Cameron Par
ashes. La. febl5l65
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-03-13

A RUSSIAN GouErEss BAEIsHEp FOR
TATgLlse,-A London special says, on
authority Of 4 81, Petersburg eorres-
pondept. that Countess Iiendrikof, wife
ri enc Of the masters Of ceremonies az
the imparial Court, has recently been
banished from the Empire for saying
that if the Empress should die the En-
peFor woula probably marry Princess
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-03-13

A n ySEiRSEE, Attorney at
n. Law, Lesbnrg3 cameron Parish,
La., pr.,cticeslh the district Coltrts Of
Ca,neron, Calusieu ami Xeriui ion par
islses. pprl 1915.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-03-13

n A. GALA4UGllfcis. Attorney
III ait law, Like 9tsSles, La, viii
practice ia this iad adjoining pari hes,
and before the S eprea eEourt, at Ope.
aonsMs. mehi3.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-03-13
a. O Po1l4atjy
L4dAE O,HAPLE,s, LA

On Ryan Street, between Kailfman ~ Bloch's
store and Munday N Landry y'snew drug store.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-03-13

Mr.. Il. Hill, barkeeper Of the Rcd
River steamboat Ashland, recently
committed suicide by cutting his
throat from ear to ear with q razor.
The Shreveport TimeS says ''the only
cause to which his suicide is assigncd,
Is insanity upon the subject Of
spiritualisnl. 1t was his hobby, his
constant theme, He seemed TO think
Of nothing else and cared 10 talk Of
nothing else. st. Landry Democrat,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-08-29
II TIL 7 aESTiUR INT
DE E EMBAJAD0RES.
3e SAN FRANCISCO 36.

TOTibiO Barredu, dueHo de dleho establecl-
mientO, p0ne en- conocimiento de sus emigos v
nntignos parrCquiano del sd5lico en- general
que, habendo regreSado de Europa, ha alberto
en- Ia callc de ; Just0 n ~, esquina a Ia For
taleAa, un nueyo hotel Y restaurant en- ell qae
"sta lSpuest0 Satistdcer ell gus o mas deii.a-
do en- / afte culnario, ben sea a Ia espail Ia.
trancesa, inglesa. aiem M dcmas naciones:
ofreciendo que Il lemas dc los diferentes platos
que ann0ci0 cuandO t"nia su antique hotel de-
nomiuu10 Ell UNIV ER5AL, presentara otros
qu ha9ta Ia tech no Sc han confeccionado en-
esta capital, y especialmente servira el NON
Plus ULTRA de los bee7edhs ttulado beefsenk
1e Foribio Barreda Tambien repite hoy que
pnede peda'seie ualquiera plato de Europa.
que sela servido siempre que en- esta capital
halle los eect0S nect sarios
A frop3 tempo hara todos los slmuerzos.
comidas Y cenas eXtraOrdinar9s que se le pi-
d n, asl como g'latinas de cualQuier grado
gah.utnas, cabezas lie cerlo, charlots rusa
biZcOehos almlbaradcs, fines, cremas past. H.
tos de tn in, jamones en- vino glace, jigotes v
todo to que e. pdblic0 gu.era conner.
81 aIgnna persona quiere cerciorarse de Is
verdad lie este annncio, no iiene que hacer
otra cosa sioo concu rir al hotel de Eml,sa ia
dOres, con algunas peSetas segaro de ffrle.
adC mas te Quedar atstecho, saldra elogianlo
la limpeza Del estahlecinlicnto con ganas de
v0lver conner de los msmos platos lie otros.
pucs tOdo, son eucu ntos confeccioua,los
con Hrrt glo III arte. pverto- Rico iulio = de-
$50 -TOElBIO BARREDA Il iulio
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-08-29
ESTABLtCINIENTO OE YETERINABIA,
Dirigido pOr ID. Carlos Ortiz Il. linea

So admiten consultas sobre cria, recria,
mei>ra multiplication de cual4uiera de
las especies de animaes domestic09.
Sc curan toda clase DE intermediates EN-
los animalcs domesticos Y tod clase de eafec
Zones como hidrastros, (veggas, alifafes y
lerdas) ex6stosis sobrehue8os (esparaba-
ues, corvas, sobrecaflas, sobrepies etc to-
la clase de colpras.
Consuta pdblca veterinaria de 10 II de
la mafana.
Para mas baratura comodidad de los
flueflos de 2anado mas facilidad y rapidez
en- la curacion de las Intermediates de este,
hay en- ell establecimiento buena cabaIleriza-
enfermeria.
Abono para la asistencia professional so
centavos al mes por cada animal domestico.
Para la practica del herrado forJa de las
herraduras medida dc |, s cascos dc los ca
ballos hay en- ell establecimient0 huenos ar
tistas procedentes de la escuela de herrado
res de Vallad lid.
Precios del herrage de caballo, un iuego
"A herraduras) 80, de buey un jucgo g he
rraduras) 81, abono nj mes Sl-50.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-08-29

PARA sFSoRAS ga11nes negros de.seda Ill
TINA novedad. chamb,as bor,ladas, enaguas
camisas de hjlo bortladas, cuellos pnn idem,
fSus, traies 10 pompadour, abrigos de lana,
talmas ricamente adornadas, surtido de mant-
las negras bIancas de seda, grenadines ne
gras de seda lisas y Iabradas, velos mantiIla de
s da, fecos negros de idem, ENGAGES blancos
negros de algodon, bondas b meas negras
de seda, b0rdados, eatredos V feston, C res
varias clases, gIos y faIlas negras varios pre-
clos, popen lie seda Y agodon colores lisos Y
labrados, surt do de cintas de gro de razo
los celebrates percales de colores a 10 pompa-
dour, etc, etc
PARA CABALLERos sombrer0s de Ultima no.
vedad, casmres vareadOs desde reales a SO
vara, ldem en- cort"s desle reaes s. unO
camisas de hjlO Y de frente de hi.o Y de algo-
don precios sunamente varat 8, calZoncilIos
de h 10 de algo lon, ca)cetines desde Ia clasn
mas Inferior hasta la MS selecta de hilo de Es-
cocia, camiseas de merno Y lie algodon, cue
los puilos de hllo, pahuelos de hilo y de seda
para bolslo, chalinas corbatas de YARNS ella
ses, surtldo general de calzado, etc, etc.
PARA NISos NIsAs trajes de pqu6 elegan-
tisimos rico surtido de sombrertos gorritos y
capotas adornados, sur;ido complete de calza-
do, abr gos de ana med as blancas lie colo
res, avios para crstanar, gorritas y zapatitos
para idem, camas de hero elegantes, jugue-
tes de vari cases. velocipedns etH, etc
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-08-29
BATTALION DE- ARTiLlERIA.
JUNTA ECONOMICAL.

Debiendo adudicarse en- rd0liea subasta e
da 81 del actual y d las dos de sn tarde, e
suministro de la yerha necesaria PARA lganadc
de la compailfa, de Montana, dnraute ei tie0
30 de un afio; sc anuncia al publ o, con objetC
de que los personas que deseen tomar parte
en- Ia referida subasta, puedan enterarse de
plego de condolences que sc halhra de mani
fiesto de q de la tarde todos los dias no
festivos, en- las oficinas del expresado battalion,
calle de San Francisco n1mero 60, en- la INTEL,
gencia que las proposicionas seran admitidas
desde un cuarto de hora antes de 10 citada pa
ra la subasta
Puel'to-Rico l6 de agosto de 1880 Ell
Ayndante Secretario, AGusTIN PLAZA. 33
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-08-29
"a ~ n - Cd.

Los q2c suseriben, establectdo5 en- la isla
de S N Thomas, tienen eli honor de bacer
presente 81 comer"io de la de Puei to Rlc
lue d contar desde ell primero de octubre
ur0ximo adnitirau sir quebranto o sea a Ia
par, la moneda corriento en- Puerto Rico al
vencimiento de las Ob igacione= que contr&l
"a, por importe de compra9 efectuadas en-
su casa, desde la mencionada focha.
Esta yentaja, unida d la ignaliad de de-
recho4 import 4oion acortada por el 60
bierno de E5pana, faciitara las ransaccio-
nes comerciales entire amha isias.
E, bent flc o que con amhas obtiene ei CO.
mercio de Puerto Rico, esperamos le haga
omprender Ia conyencncia lie aumentaI
aus re aciones con el mcrcado de San Tho
mas.
San Thomas, 2 lie ago to de 1880. CAME
RON X co. de sbre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-08-29
Holt & Co., 81 Water 1t, NeW-YOrk.

dcsean lamar la atencion dc los comerciantes
le Puerto Rico para Sus bien conocl SIS cui
dadosamente preparadas marcas de h .rina
POTOMAC, LA FAVORITA,
ONO BELLE, STAR EAGLE,
DELLEMERE, CHAMPION,
que ueden solictarse por medic de todas las
casaS comsiohiS tas
Tambien recomiendan particularmente Ell es-
tar alena contra las imitaciones que de laa
mismas sc hacen, es ecialmente de 10 FAvoRrrA.
con classes inferiores. Todas las harinas leQfti.
mas de las txpresadas marcas evan estan1pa.
do en- el barril e nombre de
HOLT * co.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-08-29
- ClEOAD ANONIMA
DE G EDITO MEKCANI1L.
Fl --s-------
Sla( JUAN PUERTO-RICO.
Ste
i01tu 3n de la cajd en- este dld.

S1A( JUAN IU En- IO-nINO.
Ste
Stu on de la cga en- este dlo.
nECURsos.
Existepl nen elective metaco $l93, 3l6-a
Valorel do lartera, obligaciones,
contnapades pagares. .... 666,99o oo
RlPO O6NSABILIDADES.
Obligs,negs la vista
Cneas d.orcientes. so 257. 80
yalesn ciArculacion . .. 1000.
Ter. ddeIE ado (res
ton 80. 6G9-57
90 id / 49,. 15l9-83
Ser ibid -. l983-20
40 id. l.. 4l45-46 8,3S006
Cantid' exkiglble por ere
ditosah' E,rtos. 2,8lO52 1876, 398-57
mes nes en ilhteres ............... l23, 295-27
Operaonesl efectuadas desde l. de
erhero de 1880.
Valore deNcontados. 56Z' l43 10
Pr6stams Aaechos las, ,64457
C,reditocorncedidC s. . los, 76I.16 813,548-8
sanJan. P. r, 10 de JUNO de ls80-E
Contadr. Rafael Perez Garcia. ". b. 0
ri SnblireSctor Pablo Ubarri.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-08-29
g0FYsFIt Re STGETnaS
THE NiMNEINsUgNCE COMPANY"
E.CNDRE E&.

THE VI NiNNEINSURNCE COMPANY"
E.CN pRES.
DIRECTOR EA.
DAVID AIToHRon Fso. IOHARLEa GAsgfo. ESQ.
RJcHA I'D BAftSn, ESQ. FREnRRrcK GREEN, ESQ
Iasss GaNpinII. ESQ sis CaAsIEs HESHx Mills
EpEr CoI,vrTt, Eao. o 6aIs, q g. T. :. - ,,.~
fEc8aE DvTAS Nkc. .ufEasaA Ea nAWDos huAE0T
vgNaf WIIiriM EArok ESQ
Eac., MP wIrxrAM srEvxF Esq
rouN HkIrH ESafl DUE RoBEBT WAT%oS WILLrs
uaa. Fac.
uASQUERos.
Messrs GIyN NII1s CuRBYs : 10
GkUENTg..
RoBTRT Joan Lop0E
sul,@RISTss DtrNTk DEL CTTap.
PARTAEENTo.
FhsDERCK ArGusTus WptTs
Gaoital $4,000, 000. - Rossrva 5'l100. .0oU
EstA compATlla e. stablecida an el aHo lsss, $ h
sst;ado niuohos ants I esta ep combinhoi0u con l.
lm pahia lie la Mia Real Inglesa con Ia cual ha hf
.ho arreglos para tac!itar en- Eus vaporss los en-
pasa;eros. el segnro de los embarqu'
ia dinero, produces. equ!paiee de los pasaieros
otros efectos que scembarouen en- este puerto
TA4rFA PARA pIHKRo.
Para Insiaterrs francia. px
Sc harA una pes,ioha rchaia on los upos ant0roroo
,uando los valorc aseSurados sean de considera-
NON.
yapores de la esnpania de il Mala Real Ineiesa,
LATIMEBA o. Nohres
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-08-29
lOJO!

En- Rlo-Piedras DO yende una elegante y ca
81 construidas con buenas maderas, perfects 1
solidez, bien situada y ron mo pocas' como
didades para familia.
Tetnan 4e iniormarau S--2
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-08-29
J 'LaS NOVcdadcS.' 3
s nm E
y DH oG
~- ~-19'nacio IIloIQpart &c Co. o5
81 FORTALEZA. 81
FORTALEZA.

Los duenos de aceado estabemiento participant
tans vorecedores bco general habe recbdo por los M
de Europa complete variado sudo de
meancs aruos de novedad para ca6aeros nios
mos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-08-29
Hipofosftos de Grimault yC'
fAaMAckUricos EN- PARIS. g. RUE uWENss.

Sc debe recetar el Jarabe de Hipofos-
fito de Cal dc Grimault c. Ell la tisis
pulmonar de todCs grados pFoyoca en- la
mayurla de los cdSOs IN aliylO complete
a 10 menOs una sensible melOrla.
lTctbtt,la medical dc Paris.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-08-29
Perdida-

De un alfer de ore que SO ext avi6 entire
las GALES de la Fortaleza San Francisco Ei
que 10 encuentre se siIya entregarlo en- esta
imprenta sera gratihcado 3-s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-08-29
Lista De Ia Lnteria De Pusrto.Rico.

~ Sorteo orinoyo g. oeb,ado d % &c qosto De 1880
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-08-29
Fiestas! iFiestas! | Fiestas !!

Este pueblo sc prepara q celebrar las ira
dicionales de gu Pat on s. Ramon Nonnato
en- los dias y5 del entrante setiembre, Y
tengo ell gusto de inyitar los aficionados
ellas segnros de que como siempTe seran
rscibidog cordialmente.
J.-Diaz agosto is 1850. presidents de
la junta de 6festejos.
r. de EcHfvARRIA, s-a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-08-29

sos Issms rsos Wins Pesos svm& yams Vans Pesos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-08-29
SFTERO BASTON.
SIS N FRANCISCO

SAteJUAN PUERTO-RICO.
Gira lie e en- todas cantldades corta VISA
obre lot % clentes capitales y pueblos de la
PeninsuI 31as Baleares y las Canarias.
ALICIA,
Retanzof .vona, Cadas de Reyes, Oamar
6as. Coru Corcubon, Ferrol, Guardia, Lu
70, Lage Iur1s, Mondohedo Noya, Orense
3rtigueir JSanta Marital, Padron, Ponteve
dra, Pu tedeune, Puenteareas, hlVadeo
santiago. euy, Vivero, Vigo y Villagarcia.
Asst AS,
Aviles. C., gas de 0nis Cangas de Tineo, Gu
dillero 9unga Castropo, Figueras, Gijon.
Grade. l. res Llanes, Luarca, Oviedo, Pola
de Siero. 3la d Lena Pola de Labiana, Pra
via, Rivat selIa, Salas, Tinoo. Tapia, Villav
ciosa II 'sto
Re O de Ia Peninsula,
Bilbao, FL elona, Cartagena, Cadiz Grana
da. Leon, adrid, Pamplona, Santander SaI
Sebastian evllla, Nalladohd, NalehcIa La
ragoza.
r LAS 3ALEAREA,
Oiudade,1 Menorca y Palma de Mallorca
II LAS CANARIAS,
Palmg Gran Canariasl y "
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-01
Passengers By ,ne A"cou.

SAN FRANCISCO, August 3lst.-
The steamer Ancon sailed at 0 A.
NJ, with the following passengers
for Los Angeles: B X. Korn, Rev
w Wiley, c II AffleIbach, VIM
Hazelton, Chas Saunders, s Isaac,
w d Foshaw and wife, Miss Car
mon, g w Jacques and wife, E Nc.
Glines, J Campbell Read, G w
Lawton and wife and Feltman,
Mrs Mary e Foy, N A Watson,
Mrs I Wolf, Mrs s Isaacs.
Dewey's Demurrer sust.ined.
SAN FRANCISCO, August 31st.-
In the suit of Rodman M. Price vs
). p. Dewey, to recover about a
million dollars, the Circuit Court
has sustained defendants demur-
rer on the ground that no new
facts have been discovered since
the trial of the suit In New York,
In 1857.
Tho Freedom Of she City Voted.
SAN FRANCISCO, August S1st.-
The Board of Supervisors last even
ing passed resolutions rendering the
freedom of the city to President
Hayes and appointed committee
to prepare for his reception.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-01
e A T & R "a.
a Variety Of News IleIns.


WAsHINGToN, August S1st.-
Attorney. General Devens is on his
way to Canton, Ohio, to attend the
soldiers reunion morrow, at
Municie, Indiana. He also speaks
at indianapolis on the 4th, and at
South Bend on the 9Th. He will
visit the Minnesota State Fair at
Minneapolis on the Sth and expects
to return to Washington on the
18th.
A dispatch from Col. Meacham of
the Ute Com mission, dated Los
Pinos, August 2Sth, states: The
crisis in Ute affairs has passed.
Seventy Uncompahgre and White
River head men and chiefs placed
their bands under direction of the
agent; they have accepted Sapa-
vaner as chief; have agreed to pre-
serve Ouray's property intact and
to proceed Immediately to complete
the ratification of the enrolment.
You need have no fears; agent
Berry is equal to the emergency
and has the confidence of the Utes
at Los Pinos and White River, who
are anxious for peace.
The first and second volumes of
official records of the late war are
in the hands of the printers.
The transportation Of mails has
been ordered over the recently
com pleted portion OF the Southern
Pacific Railway from Yuma. Ari-
sona, to Benson, Arizona, nearly
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-01

our people out Of their deep resent
ment ut his surrender of this Coast
to the Chinese propaganda. The
idea of Hayes aud his cabinet, all
of whom are scattered over the four
quarters of this continent, stump
ing for Garfield, is that if, after such
o signal abandonment of the prin-
ciples of Republican government as
was involved in the shameful Re-
turning Boards and shyster Presi-
Dental Commission of 1876, the
people can be wheedled into en-
dorsing the Republican party,
Democratic-Republican govern.
ment is at an end, and Republican
hypocrisy and pretense will here
after be at premium, and will
dominate the country. Hayes
comes out here to wear away the
impression produced on our people
by his veto of the Fifteen Passenger
bill. This veto, after he had sol
emnly promised to sign the
bill, led Senators Sargent and
John Z. Jones to eXclaim that they
did not know whether the Presi-
dent was more knave or fool. The
Chinese Commission was gotten
up at great expense. expressly to
tide over the Presidential election,
That we have not misstated the
purport of Hayes's California visit
the following dispatch to the
Philadelphia Ledger Republican,
from it's New York correspondent,
shows:
II. ere IL q disposition at Republi.
can headquarters to attribute i'm.
portant political consequences to
the Presidents journey TO Califor.
mia. No one supposes he will
make any stump speeches Of par.
tisan character, but it is expected
he will talk to the Pacific Coast
people on the Chinese question, the
importance of commercial treaties
with Mexico and Central America,
the development of their manufac.
turing, mining and marine indus
tries, and other matters pertaining
to the business aud Industrial de
velOpment of the country. In this
way they think the President will
be- able Incidentally to convince
the people OF both Oregon and Cal
iforuia that the worst thing that
could happen to their material in
terests just now would be Il change
of administration for the sake of u
chanya. Id>n't know what mean.
New York Republican politicians
have tor thus forecssting the Presi.
denps mission Gf it is u mission)
but the circumstance that such o
them as are vouching for these in
tentions on his part have but re
Gently returned from Washington
would seem to imply that they arr
dealing III something more sub
stantiai than conjecture.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-01
nasae so,,a 'Esu,h..

Underlying Republican denunci-
alton of the South are facts which
make the "bloody shirt" cry in
! famous and uupatriotic. The lead
efs Of the Republican party, after
some of them had denounced the
Constitution of the United States
~ league with hell and cove
nant with death; after they had
trOdden upon every provision of
that instrument which originally
made q union Of the States possi-
BILE; after they had denounced peo-
Pile who were really desirous of
evertIng war and preserving our
glorious Institutions as 'UniOn
8avers;n- all these things, the
4 leaders of the Republican party
aaw chance of pretending to be
sgnsrfine patriots. They were as
S5ted in this cunning scheme by
the rash and headlong impetuosity
Of the Southern leaders, who were
TN haste to put themselves in the
wrong. Gov. Henry A. Wise, of
Virginia, gauged the situation ex-
ectly. Had the impulsive and un.
calculating gentlemen who lived
south Of Mason g. Dixon's line ex-
ercised little patience, stood by
their Congressional coigns OF van.
tsge and "laid low,n rebellion
against the authority of the United
States would really have proceed.
ed from the Republican party.
Rather than yield respect to the
: prescriptions OF Tie Federal Consti-
tution. the Wendell PhilIipses,
Lloyd Garrisons, Ben Wades and
Summers, OF the Republican aboli-
tiOn party, would have started in
to resist the Federal authorities.
The hot-heads of the North were
met by the Hotspurs of the South,
and the accident of circumstances
enabled the Republican leaders to
turn up in the attitude of cham
pions OF the Union. God knows
that they have used their accident
~ advantage, gained mainly
thrOugh superior cunning and re-
straint. merciIessly
The South tried the wager of bat.
tie and lost. No people, since the
world was young, ever accepted
defeat with more unreserved and
loyal spirit. When Gen. Grant.
before he began coquetting with
Republicans for political honors,
was sent by President johnson to
report upon the condition of the
South, be said that every where he
encountered the most admirable
! sentiment amongst the Southern
poopIe. He really reported the
truth; and, had bis Ideas of that
time been acted upon by the Re-
publican leaders, we should have
{ been spared the long series of in.
S4mIes which characterized recon-
otruction at the South, and which
have postponed, for sixteen years,
the era OF genuine reconciliation
which the triumphant election of
Hancock and English will inaugu-
sats.
The fact Is that, Notwithstanding
her greatly crippled condition. the
South, since the war, has been of
3nestimable service to the United
States. Had It not been for her
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-01
EVENING srREETs-4:20 p. N.

Belcher, go s; Union. 24ss b, 24k a;
Benton. / 20 b, II a: Savage, 3.05 $; Crown
Poinr, 40 s; Gould q Curry $50 s; Con
Virginia, 3.25 b.; Scorpion, Q 10 s; Cali
b; Cnollar, $50 a, N BELLE Isle, 4Uc b, Al
"a; Best 4 Belcuer, ~ s.; Justice, | 90 a;
silver Hill, 9Oc: sierra nevada, i25s s.;
totosi, 260 s.: Alpha. 81 b. q a; Conf
Icorpion,2 b ,2lOa; Albion, 5Oc b, 55c a;
Bullion, l,4U s..
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-01

GEN. WALKER, the Superintend-
ent of the Census, on being applied
to tho other day, stated that there
was absolutely not q single circum.
stance to lead him TO believe that
there were sny inaccuracies, to say
nothing OF falsifications, in the
census returns from the South.
That takes the props from under
one Republican campaign super
structure.