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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-07-14

ARE THE KIDNEYS "NITAL ORGANs?" De-
cidedly. yes. Without them life is impossi-
BILE; and they appear to he peculiarly suscep-
tible to severe and fatal arrangements. They
are. moreo, er. exceedingly difficult to treat.
and the ailments affecting them are liable to
end at any time in Bright's Disease. In our
opinion. formed upon the conclusions of MANY
skilled physicians. HUNTS REMEDY. the
great Kidney and Liver Medicine, is the best
ever administered for Kidney, Bladder. Liver
and Urinary Diseases. 1t cures like magic
spell. Sold by all druggists. Trial size, Is
cents. 4SwI,v
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Colby University.

special meeting of the Board of Trustees viii, he
held on Monday, the Goth day of July at o'cIoc !,
NJ, ut Champln Hall, Waterville Me- to take scf;on
In regard to the resignation of the President.
f1uiyio&H PERCIvAL BoNSrY. Sec,v.
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FOR GOVERNOR,
DANIEL F. DAVIS.
Republican County Convention.
OF CORINTH.

The Republican voters of Kennebcc County, ar
requested to send delegates to q convention to b
holden at
Granite Hall, Augusta, Wednesday,
August lIth.
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"It's No rse," He Said.

Teachers. authors and others of sedentary
habits highly prize Malt Bitters
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The Weekly journal,
The Daily Journal,

WI be sent from July 8. till the close of the
tate Campaign, for % cents.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-07-14

In accordance with instructions as given by the
convention Of 1879, Il e County Committee will be in
session in the Hall one hour before the meeting OF
the convention, to receive credentials Of the dele
gates.
J. II. MANLEY, Augusta.
l.. T. CARLETON, Winthrop.
DAVID WENTWORTH, Gardiner.
HORACE w. STEWART, Waterville.
VIM PERKINS. Jr. Windsor.
County Committee.
Augusta, June 15, 1880.
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CAMPAIGN JOURNALS.

Augusta, June I5, 1850.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-24

fBy Telegraph 10 tho Herald.l

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. ID. The deep anx-
tety leftover the rtupendous railroad changes
that occurred Saturday II still m,ntl"st"i.
and with IL q spirit ~ bitterness that h,da ialr
tp he lasting unless tha result OF recent ratl-
road Developments shall he materially
changed for the better. Ii Is the almost uni
versai opinion OF business men that IL the
new avetpm Is to he managed and controlled
by Louisville, they can expect nothing nut
the Captluu4uoa Of DETERMINATIONS IN It's
favor as against Nashville and all South
etu points. Ihe boasts uf the
Lnnisvtlc prnas that ana can 80 ~
she pleases with other cities which have
Iii retuIurr been TIER competitors but serve to
intensity the feeling againstthe management
IT the l. msvile and Nashville and Great
Southern Railroad. While they make such
comments II is considered utterly useless for
President St4ndifurd. Louisville man. To re-
peat that he will give all the cities in the sys-
tenn equal and exact justice In accordancs
with their geographical position. This has
hut increased the desire for n connection with
the Cincinnati southern. Many have given
expression W the sentiment, saying. in iaC'
that they would rather 90 1lntinnAH 49, AL
outlet Is tho apa than the present manage
ment Of the new system. The resolution TO
protect Nashville FROM the possible dis
ordinations OF an arbitrary monopoly has
been riRidly formed. II 1t cannot he reached
by reason and n just appreciation OF the COM
meroiai interests of Tennessee the people
have expressed q determination to do II by
obstructive legislation. 1t WAS repeatedly
suggested on the streets to-day that the Leg
islature will he requested M provide FIR y
railroad commission ~ protect the CONNER
cial interests 81 the State. This feeling ~
atnsecurity which pervades every one wilt
never be ohliterated unless the syste, shall
ha controlled by those capitalists In New
York who have a majority OF stock in the
road, not In the interests of Louisville or any
other point, but In the interest of all cities
alike. Such course would give general sat
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-24

BALTIMORE, Jan. 19-Messrs. Master X
ReaiIy have Just completed II contract with
NJ Henri Say, whose tour about the world In
the yacht Henrirtte had such an unexpected
interruption few weeks ago by an uuforr-
seen accident, to build him most magnlii-
CEN and costly steam yacht, IN which 70 com
pIete hi tour. The yacht will ha go lett In
length, SO feet beam and 20 feet depth Of hold.
Il Is To be furnished with compound engine
and all the latest improvements IN machinery.
The accom- modations are all below deck, while
the Yacht will be built with especial vi-w to
safety and speed. She Is to be- first class In
every respect. The cost is to be 5000, 900 and
the vessel be- finished by August next. Mean
while NJ. Say will make Baltimore his head
quarters Work will he begun at once.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-24

Fifty now buildings are going UP at
Orange.
Franklin county IL ovorrun with Wild
pigeons.
Tho Texas and Pacific road Is booming
westward.
burglars In Dallas tried tho other day to
steal II piano.
Plenty of antelope arc beng.kiiled out about
Fort Mekavitt
The Lnngview and Sabine road 10 to be
puRhed forward rapidly.
Four hundred Y, xas negroes have settled
IN Bowie county, kansas.
Typhoid fever IL prevailing to nm alarming
extent In Northern aud nj lddle Texas.
Cattle thieves are said to be rampant In
Colorado ceuuty and especially up on the
"SaudteH.'
Young vandals OF Rookport have been at
tempting IT, destroy the public bohooihou5e
at that place.
Itlsthought, says tho Telephone that Gal
weston will capture the next Democratic
State convention.
Tho San Antonio river IL said to be- Mt r.
fearful low tito. aud other streams In tho To-
otlty arc disappearing.
Thirty-two families OF Kansas exodusters
paasti through Dallas on fuesdhy last, on
route to their old homes In tho southern coun-
Ties.
southwark. Tweuty-ive mites have been To-
Gated and work was To have been begun the
other day.
The citizens OF Gonzales allowed their
charter election TO 40 by default. No QUO
took interest enough In the matter to open
tho polls.
In the district court Mt Calvert. on Satur-
day, Judge Broaddu1 rendered hi decision In
the county swat matter In favor OF Morgan.
An appeal will be taken TO The Supreme
court
One hundred and fifty negroes are en- route
to Denton county from Oh lmhers equity,
Ala THIS Il tho third party which has lnft
that county for Denton within tho last three
years.
The heirs or Knowles Shaw. tho celebrated
revivAlst preacher, who WAS Killed In u rail-
70 IA accident and who brought suit II year
ago against tho Texas Central have just
gntned u verdict against that road, the widow
Tor $4,000. tho son for $4,000, and daughter
$1,000.
The Governor has ordered n special cleo
ton for the twentieth OF February, To supply
vacancies caused by the resignation OF five
State senators, not that he expects to Gal u
special SESSION VI the l. sgtslature, but tho
emergency might ARISE and 1t would then be
too late To order an election.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-24
E.Ds's ISTHMUs 1RANSIT sCHEMF.
Extraordinary Privileges and Powers Asked
Of Congress Eads's Jetty Bonanza.
M. Y. Sum.

WsauINaroN Jan. lg.@Eraatua Wells In
trnauund Ia the Huuee to-day u bill To tucof.
porata the .Ia,uea n Etia luteroceaniC Tran.
ait COMPANY Thia bill givaa Etds aud
whatever other iuourpurators there may hr
tho mower "a iaaua whatever Rtonk they rlnaae,
and to charge whatever toila they may a'1 III
lraRarvinR IL Congress the power w. f"viaa
the tulrl III hnih aud uuip n railway fur thh
tram pot tatiuu ~ ahipa Halnss the lsthnua ~
naripIl The It'll authorizes tho corp rA-
ttun 10 secure from other Cover nnsnts
the right 1T way aoraes the l-thmua,
aud plpdges tho assistance II C"nErese
In securing Ruch right OF way. IL ala"
provides that the work ahalt hn begun within
two years aud COMPLETED within seven Neata.
duliag which time Cplgress will not confer
aimtiar privileges upon any other CWnura-
ton | 4 pledsna the protection ut the United
States government tn the corporation ~ tho
construction ~ itA work. and tinalIy provides
that two ahipa or war shall ha detailed w a.
alat Ia making preliminary surveys iur the
work aud fur that purpose an appropriation
of 1910 900 Ia made In ho expended under the
direction Of the Secretary OF the Navy. Capt
Eads will bring Ia bear his by no means IN
atgnitieant Influence to secure tho paahlEe ot
t1Ia bill He Ci,nis to have pledged eutltcient
"a rit Al To COMPLETE the work. HIS recent trip
Ia Il lrope was made Tor the purpns" " raising
money t. promote hla scheme Eada Y nov
drawing $50 900 IA year interest FROM the gov
arnment on hta contract tar deapahilE the
aRanupl at the mouth uf the Mississippi river
II, will draw this interest WEAKLY FOR the next
t.n wears, making rs. 100000 In all, az tho eN-
nh alton Of which time. II the channel IL still
maintained at the required depth, he Will re-
a. I've nh additional $l.000.0oo IN payments oi
$500 900 each, and then his profitable contract
will be terminated.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-24
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

CAsa!DY's HoTEL-A A Wlthere, wife and
ehi'ti. Mfrs; Eth bishop, Mansllea: Il II savy,
mon. 4 Jtness II A Wilkinson. lower coast IL
= OZARK, w tInehes, . 2 .Qlaik, salia MIS-
Howald. iowe;J N Luce Trinity ii " aohnei.
dor DIN nnAti: jam Powell Ohna u srovel
uhioasn; Jr'k Mnl gan, ~ L'n' Cunning
aud iw9 children, Miss: Jonathan Peak. NORTH
" "HaRLEs HorEt-oJ Marsoo and wife
hin, Now Yntk; W * Gordon. M ,nroe. Mr.
l. VIZ, G. A Hichardsou, Jo1n Iiakatt aud wife
Ms No., r'v WITH IN Nae osy VII ,s S"a VIZ
Fox, onolnnati; " u T"ran. sI Mary: ] :
R'""ey 1t Way War ','1 iah % i9"aale:
l. Pinney Chicago. W II Irhy oity: y Latham
IN. MrH Even. rfHas:, : WI. Oohh Nav Yorh, |;
Sampson. n q: Mrs , h Gleland. Mobiie J u
Gariin, Inni-vlle
> u ~ 'iorEI.r w Nelson; L,:hu nerTyyi;
p.rmeles. N W Ynrk:.L Uohs.,hili Nay York
On y; Joss, ove,bacher, II.pn,aville. Ky; ON Val
sas New p 9"s ms@y 1" Inn qssss
q Lowell. II G,igshy Iut-i d III; d u
moa, Milton. IL: Roht G,trsrd. Eneapd;
Woblle. il Was,ey. Trxas ME- i Nv 0sy'
In; Gao II Anehments. Liverpool, Eng; q A
Villain. It.Ingtop Mise; Oh.s, McO,sw,
Kniabtlx. New Yo,R; J N Smith. Catro ~.
low. Miss Mrs ] nj Wstt mn daugh'er Lax
Whetloun. u weema, y Olarke, Dr. II u
Orrpal. atiies, La. Il Leioson. Hugh Oot;, =
q Ivey M j n Dickson. O ushat,a. LIZ: n
Phlllra. Now. .Texas Landing; W D Harm r,
Davis's Bena Miss J Z Matthew's, Hazlehur, !,
VIE: u y Dickson. La. Nat Ltland. 9aprL
MARI New Yoit:J I'll abr hmm Phiiadslphip.
~. JAMES 10 rEL-J Y Martinez Ky: J J
Bedford Milton. Fla. v Jinget. ~ bant J y
lawrence. 1T MARY. Y u itagan. Highland: NJ
Brown aud wift, IA Hyinud. Is - aiturh, Miss |;
hiias Ptnim. J II tet. vlcesbnrg. Mrs Ewing,
lafoniohs. u Iinrdoaale. N awhile: Henry O
Dab or, Nav York II Nnchal. Natehez: Marin
II NJ bury Haston; II Devaune. Texns. q
Bard. New York: II shelly. Boston: U ID Me-
Huir- Ia
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-24
sald parish or municipal corporation. II

sald parish or municipal corporation. Re.
tarttd to the COMMITTEES on Judiciary.
Nv Representative Young, Of iberia An net
to dafine and regulate the ltiai of inj inotion
euita In country parishes wherein writ1 OF
feri faeins, pxrcutufy prncaa4 ~ or'"rs ~
-eizate aud sale arst u ined. Referred To the
G,nnlntttap Oh Judiciary.
by Representative it.skin--An act concern
Ing lie Nav baln cnal. ahnil road and Al
lltlrtpnnnnaa providing for thrir ~ snAKe~
mnnt hy u superintendent. aelining the dnt'"a
III ha p,ati'u, tiSirg IT. Aalafy ani wages ~
ASSISTANTS limiting the spenaea ~ hs "'',cA
aud lmatng II, datarm'utng no" fHi'a'Ts
ehail be uadn, depth of water ~ "" ,'t.u
tatnpd amount ~ dues IT, Ia cnli"ote'i, ah',
establishing rules aiti regulations for its con-
trul aud management. Referred to the ape
olal committees on the New basin when alp
nnintpd
Nv REPRESENTATIVE Hathaway An act ~
repeal partiuns and ~ All act entitlnh An
act fnr thu protection ~ game animals and
h,rds III the State" Referred VI the Commit
tea 81 ParnchiRl Affairs
Nv Representative LHckn An ACT 70 an
mint d State inspector If steam boilers ope-
rated on land IN the State II Louisiana. aud
examine persona employed or engaged IN
operating said hollaia; To give or withho'h
c.rtihGate of qualification OF sati pnrs"ie,
and 10 give certificates Of capacity of such
atpam huilera, and for ether purposes. lts-
terred To the Committee on Judiciary.
Hv Representative Richardson An act W
carry Into riraot atttrle3 ~ the constitutional
nriinanra frr thu relief nf Delinquent YAK
payara Referred % The COMMITTEES - Ways
and Means.
Bv Representative Lancaster An act 10
amend and rp-enact section all ~ tho .se-
viasti Statutpa of the State of Louisiana, Ne-
ferrad tn tho O,nmtttee on Juticiary.
By Representative Williams, of Terrebonne
= An act entitled an act to provide Tor the
payment Of clerks and commissioners ~ eleo.
ttun ami deputy sheriTs stationed At the va
rinas polling places throughout tha state
Referred To the Committaa On WAYS ant
Means.
Leave If absence was granted Representa-,
tive Mcdowell until tho thirty-lifst Gay ~
january,
Leave If ahanncs waa granted to Repraseh.
tativel n iltu AMI Dickinson and ST. CLAIRE
for ono day each.
Tho House then adjourned until tomorrow
morning ut "a O'clock
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-24
LEGISLATURE OF LOUISIANA.
THE sEsAT %.
En1nAY. january %. laanA

:
Tha Senate aaaemhlah 1T htlf-past II y. ~.
undar the praeilpn ~ LIEUT. Gnv MgEnery
Twenty.iva Senators nfntnat a ln rum
MEasAgFa
Messages were rncrv"i from tho Governor
transmitting reports of The Aiinttnt Genera,
of the State and from the hoard ol commits
aloners OF Che CHARITY Hospital,
NOTICES or pIhb7.
nv Senator Newton. If a bill TO amend ar
tisle 2a5 Of Tho Code ~ frR tIee-
Henator Lnakr, A. tha rnulAtnf senator
Watkins, lntrpducat, NY consent. q bill ral!nv-
inu the Attorney General from tho pro- ecu-
. Aion of criminal cases In the parish OF Or
saageans.
Nv Senator Newton, according to notice
Fenste bill No. %, TO reetran miniairral and
judicial oiIlcera from going bail for prieoners
under trial before them.
On motion " aenat T Parlanre. tho report
of tho Committee on 1anatliutl mai In1'a't-
fion waa adopted ahd 2ah enninn in ahart 'r'n
ordered printed, tha same ~ aarva ~ cat
endar for members ~ the Legislature.
sFCoNp READINGS.
Senate bill No 2t. relative e. the solvency
of securities on official hand Referred to the
Committee ou Judiciary.
Sana,e hin No "a Ia amend and re.enaot
seetion sn9 OF tho Il via ii se,tutes. Referred
Go the Committee nn Nnrnentt ma:
seuate bin No. ~. fnr tho re'"f ~ IameH
InnHatout Referred to tho Committees on
Finance.
The Senate went Into executive session,
after which Senator Eatapnal WAS granted
twn days. leave ~ ahatnr,-
Tho Clerk appeared 10 inform the Senate
that the House had pnased Joint resolution
10 ipuuire into the AT tta ~ the Nav canal
and ahell road. aud asked oancurrenoe
therein.
Tho Senate then nraeeeied TO Tho House to
baliot for iudrpp ~ the circuit courts.
AFTER JOINT aEssIoN.
Tho Senate, without doing any business.
went into cXpcutlvr anaatan.
Thereafter, nn melton of Senator Robert
aon. the Senate adjourned until Saturday ~
xnnD
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-24

Charles S. Prentice, OF Toledo, o., went to
Paris and thence To Eagland to be treated for
Bfiehts disease, and after the best physicians
of both counties had done what they could
for him, gave up in despair aud returned to
America to die. Here he received further
treatment from other skillful physicians
without benefit, and while "Iistiessly liug-r-
log Ia pain and anguish a. h. says heard Of
the Safe Kidney aud Liver Cure, took 1t, AMI
was com pt-tey cured la few weess. He
gives circumsGantial details Of his painful *
perience and astonishing cure 10 long letter
to "a. q. Warner l. Co., which will be for
warded on application.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-24
Death or 81 Prominent Citizen OF st0ning
ron. Conn.
nv Telegraph 10 thu Herald


WASHINGTON, Jan. 19.-Mr j w. Stanton, one
of the most prominent citiZsns OF Stontng-
ton, Conn., died this morning, In his sew
ents-ninth year, at the Elliott House,
from the effects OF cut received In New
York on one Of his fingers from glass bot
tie. Mr.. Stanton arrived on the twelfth Of
this month with his wife, suffering greatly
from the injury, but his physicians considered
1t OF tritiug character. and 4 We Mr. Stan
ton TO understand that there would be no SEE
Iious results from It, The second day after
his arrival the cut began to show signs OF
growing worse, and gradually Increased un-
ness and owned n large plantation near New
Orleans. He visited Washington every win
ter TO prosecute claim against the govern
ment for use of his vessels during the war
The body will BE- taken to Stonington
Wednesday for iuterment
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-24

Capt. Godfrey. of Nevada City, is species
OF auromet4r. His method OF operation Is to
walk over the ground to be prospeeted IN an
ordinary manner. Upon reaching a poiut
beneath which rests quartz or gravel gold a
strange sensation COMES over him.. h. Is
spiz ID with dizziness aud becomes sick at the
stomach. II anybody doubts that gold is I'M
derneath tha sod let him dig down and he
will be millionaire.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-24
Opinion or Eminent Dr. IL. =. fteuRrt.
President Maryland Hospital. Raitl-

- / have used Codens Liebig's LIQUID
Extract OF Beef and Tonic Iuvixorator for
more than a year, and recommend 1t as one OF
the most efficient prepare ions have ever met
with 1t combints be virtues OF food dnG tor,c
In a remarkable way. AID | am satis fled has
saved life when no other medicine could 20 3d.
Sold by leading druggi-ts. de2S Dd Win
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-24
WANTED,

(tANvAHBEnB TO BELL THE FOLLOWING
~ now aud useful inyentlous;. The eelebrated
Il, E. LEE COOKING STOVE. awarded the
1iplopa at tho Iast i2 ~ q ~ and Alabams
cheapest method Of Obtaining water from the
earth. Hunters PATENT FLOUR AND MEAL
SITTER. which for CULINARY pnrposes Is almost
lndIspsnsaele, The Wllson Keas!e WHARt
worm destroyer yet discovered, The CLAYTON
FfREPLAOE HEAT REFLECTOR ELEL-
TRIO BELLS. the latest and best method OF beil~
hanging for dwellings. street cars and steam
ooats being lose liable g At out 81 rspsir than
OFF an Ingenious contrIvance 70 prevent tho
9th accommodating on the roofs OF houses enter
Ing clsterns. new method by which water can
BIO drawn from eistern iee cold through Iron
pipes, without the use Of Ice or chemicals. The
BAQKUs WATER MOTOR. great invention
al DO used for any PURPOSES, o very cheap con-
triyanee for running maohiuery OF all descrips
tions Tho Sun LIGHT GAS MACHINE. the
latest. cheapest and most convenient method OF
lighting houses
Energetic ean vassers wanted: and A GOOD
sUBIN Ms5H GUARANTEED,
JAMES II REYNOLDS.
lplumbsr aud 0as Filter.
a7afvnRw ~ aarnune atvaak
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-24
AUCTION SALES.
by Montgomery IL 90.

SILVER PLATED WARE - POCKET AND
TABLE CUTLERY, JAPANESE TEA
SETS. yAaE5 BrO., AND THE USUAL.
ASSORTMENT OF FURNtI URE
rHO DE SOLD oG RATURDAY. JANUARY
a. ~ II IL, m NJ ~ Otttu atr,.t.
MON IgOMhhY r. 90. Anotioneers.
ia2oa
M OhIaOMEAN Il 90.
iva AUGTIuNEERS,
VIII sell Horeas, Muies COWS. Carriages anG
Harness. at auction. ut
MONTaoM ERY'R TATTEfsALIH.
Mo. IN Raronne street.
every "WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY ae II
O'Clock,
Oonaianments Of stock aolicitei ami sm
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-24

Sullivan l. Bulger. VI Camp street. have
new assortment Of chandeliers and brackets
for sale at reasonable prices. Call and examine
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-24

Gov. Cornell signed his first message with
a gold pen made from Egyptian coins 4,o00
years old, which has lately been presented
to him.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-24

Reeds Git Edge Toui- cures dyspepsia.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-24
uousE oP Rrpus-ESrATIvEs.
Tn1pAY, January %. ~.

FNIFFAf T. y FIIFIFE Y n INNV'
Tho House waa called IL order nj "a o'clock.
Speaker Ogden In the chair and quorum
preaent.
Prayer was offered by Rev. Father y Hem
ecrnrt
The Journal ~ yesterday was corrected and
Mdontpd
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-24

We. the undersigned special committee, ap
pointed by the Board II Directors Of the New
Orleans Insurance Oompan to value the asss's
Of said ,mpHny NJ their present market value.
do her. by certify that after a carefnI examine
ton. tho valnati n OF said assets, ~ above spec
iiled, is true and correct. w. A. BELL
A. kOHREiBER
H. GALLY.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-24

The bova statement Ia n true and correct
transcript from tho )oks ~ tho empnny
J. TUYE5. President
J. W HINGKs Secretary
sworn to and suhscrbed before mo this tenth
day of january. 1880 THEO. BUISaON.
Ihird Justice OF tho Peace.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-24

At meeting OF the BDard OF Directors. held
on tho tenth day Of January $780, 1t was re-
Hoved to pay on demat d the aeml ual inter.
est dividend OF FIVE PER CEN + II the en- pit'h
stock 70 the stockholders or their legal repre-
seutaiva-.
New Orleans. January 10, 1880
j W. HINCKS. Secretary.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-10

The Fargo Times says that John A. stoy-
ell, who had just returned from Washing
ton, reported thatthe chances for Z division
Of Dakota we're good. The committee on
territories was favorable to the projscs, re-
publicans were unanimously for it and dem.
oeEass did mot oppose it Under these con.
ditions, division should speedily become an
accomplished fact. In the north petitions
: bsias circulated and signed, akinx con.
grss to pass the bill and the same course i
recommended in the south. Delegate BEN
nett i favorable 70 the suggested amend
nent to the bill changing the name from
Pembina to Northern Dakota, provided nh
people aak it If the newspapers Of y,
north are the nouthpiece Of the. people
they do ask it.