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St. Landry democrat., 1880-12-04

Gp R ga week in yonr ewu town. s. Outfit
sWOO free. No risk. Reader. IL yuu want
business al which persons of either sex can
make great pay all the tiie they work, write fur
particulars " II Hallctt 4 CO., Portland. Maine
St. Landry democrat., 1880-12-04
MISCELLANEOUS.
ScHooL FOR YOUNG LADIES.

will open my school for the education Of
young ladies'. on Monday, 4th of September
(prox.l. In my dwelling at Ore,ousas. intend
this Institution to be permanent, aud will en-
aifording facilities for thorough education.
St. Landry democrat., 1880-12-04

Special Report Of the Grand Jury on
] the Assessment.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-28

ern Pennsylvania, and young Gculd's
management wss so successful that be
shortly opened an Office in New York
city, purchased . tannery in northern
New York. and soon became interested
in q small rsilrosd runuiog into YER
mont. In 1860. having then accumu-
lated about $50. 900, he went into the
brokerage business with Henry n.
Smith, organizing the firm Of Smith,
Gould & Martin. His subsequent career
and advancement are we'll known. He
is of small statue. swsrthy of complex
ion. quiet. lf-possessed. without dis
play or conccit. he has four children
(ths oldest young man OF nineteen)
and generally spends his evenings with
his family.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-28


Talk about your fast steamers on the
Pacific coast no more. The Wilson u
Hunt, Wide West and North Pacific are
nowhere alongside the latest addition
to the Hudson river feet of fast boats.
The Albany. an iron steamer Of ele.
CANT build, 300 feet IN length and IS in
breadth across hull and warehouses
nov entering upon her first seasons
trsAic. averages her 20 miles an hour.
and very easily gets up to % and "a.
She canieaye behind her any boat that
turns a Wheel. No matter where found.
She is intendsd fer . day boat, has
sight lsrge privsts psrlors. Gs. Her
engine. with 7s.isch cylinder and 12-
foot stroke. works slnost noiselessly.
and thsbost moves witheutA perceptibie
tremor. Her accommodations are ample
for 1000 PASSENGERS.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-28

Haplaii hes proven himself beyond
question the champion oarsman of the
world, the only untrisd man Of any
note be has not defeated being Trickets,
the Australian. During the present
week be has beaten both Courtney and
Riley. at Washington City. and gained
thereby $4,000 az we'll az additional
renown. Ho has beaten every Cans-
dian. Enslishman and American against
whom no has been matched, including
the best earsmen of those countries.
and In oil his races has been victorious.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-28

The Texas Pscii1c Company has built
444 miles Of railroad at . cost of $27,.
600, 900. and contracted with RESPONSE
bic parties for the completion of its
line 10. Ell Paso. -an additional 600
miles, by the first of January, 1883.
OF this section. at least $50 miles are
to be constructed before next Japuary.
several thousand men being now EN-.
ploysd in the manufacturing and de-
livery Of nAtsrial, and i'm Grading.
traek Laying &c. u is further stated
that upon tho completion of the road to
Fl Peso. the company will have con.
structed 822 miles of it's main line and
b opsnting q total Of 1.044 milss Of
railroad. = -
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BALTIMORE, Nay 27.-The first race.
mile dash. was won by Scatilla, jan
nette Murray. second. Time-I:44L.
A mile DISH was won by Wandering
Tilley, Ed Lewis. second Time-1:44.
After the race the winner named her
Mary Lsmppier.
The third race. mile dash, all ages.
was won by Hattie. Virgillian, second.
Time-l:44H.
The trial steeple chase was won BY
Day-star, Faastina. second. Time
PIG.
DENVER. May PA Silver Cliff
COL. special Of the Goth. to the Denver
Republican. which wa. copied by other
papers. and said to be from this place.
is calculated 20 do q great injury to
Silver Cliff. No Indians are within $50
miles of here. and no danger appre-
hended. Business interests were never
more secure.
Black Hawk distillery. owned by the
Chicago Distillery Company, was
burned tonight Loss $25. 200; fully
insured. The bonded warehouse adj.
joining was with difficulty saved.
WASHINGTON. May q. = Another
expert testified today that in his opin-
ion Finley wrote the anonymous letter
to Springer.
About 10000 people attended the
boat race yesterday. HARLAN took the
lead at the start, and. increasing as he
pleased. winning by three .sixteenths of
. mile, in SO minutes and "a ITO sec
onds. Riley's time was 81 minutes.
Fl 5.S seconds. HARLAN took the mat.
ter leisurely. stopping several times to
dip sponge in the river and noisten
his face. keeping . strong lead and
rowing we'll. Riley pulled pluckily to
the finish. but fell more and more
behind.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-28
Browns Household Panaeea.

Browns Household Panacea.
Is the most effective Pain Destroyer in
the world. Will most surely quicken
the blood whether taken internally or
applied externally, and therby more
certainly RELIEVE PAIN, whether cbron.
10 or acute. than any other pain allevi-
ator, and it is warranted double the
strength of any similar preparation.
1t cures pain ir the Side. Back or Bow
els, Sore Throat. Rheumatism. Tooth
ache. and ALL ACHES. and is The Great
Relieoer of Pain. ''BRowN's HOUSEHOLD
PANAcRA" should be in every family.
A teaspoonfcl of the Panacea in q tum-
bier OF hot water [sweetened. if pre-
ferred. taken ct bedtime. will BREAK
UP COLD. IS cents bottle.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-28
Friday, May IS. 1880.
FRAUDULENT CLAIMS.

For cool, bArefaced fraud war claims
against the Government of the United
States beat anything ever heard Of. It
seems to have bsen adopted % . role in
the making Of charges to demand from
ons'hundred to one thousand times the
value Of the article lost. II man in
the South, for instance. lost q scrawny
calf during the rebellion, the animal
became multiplied. at the time Of bill
making, into drove of fifty or bun@
dred heed. and improved to stock Of
the finest breeds. the whsle lot being
worth anywhere along frss Eve 70 tsn
thousand dollars. The los Of . rail,
from . pig psn. in the lapse Of . few
years. has become the destruction Of Oh
the fencing around . plantation A
specimen Of these bills IL furnished IN
the case Of Eliza e Hebert, who would
like as. s75 - compensation for chick
ems. COWS. hogs. hossss. corn and rail
fences, said to have bean taken from her
Louisiana plansatation by Union troops.
In 1873 she gave the aggregate vslue
Of her losses ct 81. 900; but it had
more than doubled in 1878. Her hogs
In one inventory were reckoned ct SO
each; in another st $50. 1t was shown
that she had only forty acres fenced in,
bnt she claimed that $1,000 worth OF
fencing was destroyed Still. Mrs
Hsrbsrt's war claim. though pronounc-
ed fraudulent. is surpassed by that of
Mr. Mulholisod Of Msnphis, since.
according to the report made by Con-
grsssnsa p B Thempson. u. of Ken
tocky. "for barefscsd fraud. this case
'sy' over any we have been called to
investigate rsE
These Gases ars not eli csoaued 10
the Southern States either. for have we
not on the Pacific slops Ben Holiday,
seeking q half million dollars ior the
loss Of mules on the plains; have We
not msu down ct Wilmington
after $4,000 for the breaking down Of
. dilapidated wharf under the tread Of
a company Of U. 8. soldiers, and have
we not claim 10 Oregon OF $500, 900
for the temporary use of farm there
in 1885 and '56a In these three cases.
the general superstition is that IL Holls-
day gets anything il will amount TO
nothing more nor less than = gin By .
Congress too generous Of the peoples
money; that the Wilmington wharf
owner should have been prosecuted for
the use Of SO weak structure, letting
hundred soldiers through it into the
Sea and causing them much discomfort.
peril and loss; and that veil. nigh all
the farms in Oregon c.uld have been
bought in 1855 and sc Tor $500, 400.
These claims should. to use IN editorial
expression. "bs boiled down" before
hnsl action is taken upon them.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-28

1y.Sr-eAIIn-As ksln WN, 10y 2Auhb BY j.
3. Moess. ! p. Jeremiah y. Desss and ksss
Smith.
BAuMKIsf11-sOhWIuKxB-A College Point,
n. T.. hay -, Mr. Nax Daunsister, Of Walls
wslla, and Aias Aivina SchWicker. Of College
Point. sssfff 80 =
oAITH-R00ENDE1Y-In Walla Walls, May 18th.
xao0cA smith and Mtas L1nda Bosenhery. Of
Pavilion. N. Y. aI
fEIx-BEID-M Victoria. o. the 9lth inss,. By
the luther of the tside. Ihornfon Fell, Attorney.
at-Lav. and Jessie. eldest dsaeAtsr of the Rsv
John Reid. minister Of he rlrSe Prssbytsetan
Church.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-28

NichOls's lnfallible Injection,
Guaranteed to cure promptly and per-
manently every case of Gonorrh9a,
elect aud Whites, no matter of how
long stsnding. If directions are followed.
Internal medicine not recommended or
necessary. A cure guaranteed o. money
refunded. For sale by N. T. Cody 4
Co.. wholesale and retail druggists. Sc
attic, w. T.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
WoRkIHemtH WANTED.

T,HHNArTULLATH MANUFACTURING 90.
i have lsSt Of Cottnawood Ioss which 1nst
b sAved and spin into boltA The logs VIII b.
brought On the beach st the factory grounds
when The tide u high work on tAs los hes e b
gu1psDeod. and the vsskins party usN aierhsrRe
oolts nom the BARGE on = the wharf.
The Company will pay 81. 90 pef cord for sav
ING ~ 'piieeang. snA = csnts par ceed Ter ais
changing boln. = 1TAF
The Arst party Of not Lea than siaht men uak.
ing applicasioa q the once Of the Oompanv vill
receive this contract.
By Loun soum.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

ss LAND O1y50B AZ OEHMPIA, VIII I
Nay 3eth. 1850.
NOTfOH n HEREBY GIVEN THAT TEE
~ outng-namedp sttlss hes nlsd noefc- Of
AZ tntenston 10 make Anal proof IN nuppost o.
Aie claim. and secure ANAL entry theesof snd tat
$40 psoef viii y made befose the JuAss. OF In
bis absence. the Cleek % IL Din1E1ct Court ae
cs.Saa u. IT, On Tuesdsy. the 9Th day e July,
wnIIAM L. wxxnlx. Homestead spplicat,oa No.
Loi. Tor The eW. < a. M. =. NV Of or 4
and .. = - u. + of oogoloA s, 1Uvnship 2S
Aocsns Range Eask snA NAMES the foliOvtna
y nis witnseeee % provo his conttnuoas resi-.
eence upon and calSivsffoa q "a srnct. VII.
Densei OsUwn1sld. ChsP.eo ?. Dodbees, Clifford
l.. tanAaa cd DsWia O. Kssyoa. III Of seassle.
xiAg county, WI. ~
TT. BROWN,
ns-ves negis1R.
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WEALTH OF sTaoHe MEN.

TIE United States hAs = eresssr
wealth af msn Il. saeknoslsaasd
strength. msa capable Of conducting
the government Of the country. than
has any other nse,on Of the globe
Among the large aumbsr OF such man
ere Graut "a Tldlp, Blsiss ! sad
Sherman. Edhunds and Davis, Conk.
ling and Seymour. Hayes, Hendricks
and Field, Bayard. Thuruan, Hawlsy
and . scers Of others equally we'll
known but net necessary hsrs 70 name,
These mea are looked upon By their
soantrymea. of both parties. q smi.
nently qualified for the highest position
IN The land. and W doubG not they
are in ssch and every instancs. Can
the people Of any other country pu.
forward such numerous group Of
strong and able meal How many are
there 10 Englasd Il b counoaA en-
sent to be Premisrs How many In
Germany worthy TO succeed Dismsssk,s
How many in France. whoss accession
:" the Presidency wouM NOT breed dis
trust and sodknger the continuance Of
the Government No Impartial aad
we'll informed Citizen can pretend to
do0bt thAt nnder any oos # ths.nes
named the intsrssas sad hssoe % che
oonntry would b safe. That old tius
vail Of the deg.nsracy Of our politics
has about ~ little 10 justify ~ arovls
and grnnblings on other subisoas susu.
ally have. and no more. There eevcI
vas . larger proposition Of great men Il
the United States than today. and II !
republican fern OF government was
ever possible is 10 nov. With % many
strong men. We have M bed Tor -.
ilAncs upon one. BE- hs Gen. 0rsut or
another. The greatness and self.rsli-
ance Of the people; the wealth q the
country in statesmea; ths sndlsssses,
OF our resources in rnso-thsss are our
peculiar boast and glory.
sfzs
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Much sickness.

Undoubtedly with children. attributed
to other causes. is occasioned BY Worms.
Browns VERMIFUGE CoMFIrs, or
Worm Lozenges. although effectual in
destroying worms. can do no possible
injury to the most delicate child. This
valuable combination has been success-
fully used by physicians. and found to
be absolutely sure in Graduating
worms, so hurtful to children. Twenty.
five cents q box.
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GENERAL ORDERS no. Il.


HrADauA.Ezas Prov. DEPT. wAsanseroa)
TKlngTo1Y. q. 4. r., aYf
seattle. April 10. 1880.
!. The Comrades Of this Depars,nent ~ ~
minded Of the appFooch Of the 10th dayof Nav
appointed BY the Rules and Regulations Of the
9. 4. r.. to be observed In commemofstion Of
the services and sacrifices Of our fallen comrades
Who now answer the roll call Of that grand
army above" Stevens Post No. l, Of the Depart.
ment will sse that the graves Of cur Comfadss
gone before." that are located In this vicinity
are sought ont and htttnsly decoeated on that DAY
with Aoral or ether tributes, q dilieeut handS.
prompted BY AeaRts nlled with gratitude and
sympathy shall supply, and Il 10 rsconmeuded
that tho Reverend Clergy snd all good lIyal men
ana women be invited 70 oo'opssste and partici.
The Post Commander Of Stevens Post No, 1.
Will forward TO these hesiqusrtsrs report OF the
manner IN which tbs day Was observed. the mum.
ber OF graves decorated and oil other. nstters Of
interest In this connection. By order
ssatla ed =. ". SPARKLING,
sall8a Department. Oomnnn1dr. !,
4. SLoRAH. Assistant xdjutant General. ="
HaADouAsFsns sruvnn rosr No. 1, q. AR /,
OonaApEs:-Your sstsntisn IL called 70 aSsssal
Ord9 no. II. Hso1quasters Prov. Dsp& Wash.
With the Rules ana Rseulations ssssbiisIea 81
ne g. 4 =. i0s 2oth day q MAy viii - Observed
n commsmoIatton q our deee1ssd comr1Aes. All
members Of Stsvses Post 10. !. q. 4. T.. IN epod
seaaoing are coumsnded r. 10 present 6 their
regular pless Of nesetae lllasoais nan q the
~ az q 81, nsE: assS' e ssls:t 2. ~ sli
q . nsss With ~ aad taks pafs II IL sxsscises
y ~ W ~ =. Warrr. oou..p uur po.,.
FRANK 6xiDEx. Adjutaak ~
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TELEGRAPBIC.
EXCLUSIVELY TO rHs rsrELLrcEscra.
OREGON.

OkxEGONs
PORTLAND. May 27.-The Democratic
Convention for the county Vt Muitno.
nah, held tor the; purpose OF nominst-
ing . full Legislation and county
ticket, assembled in the Circuit Court
House ct 1915 this morning. The
Convention WAS called to order BY Mr.
Al. Mayer. Chairman Of the County
Central Oommittes.
IL was moved that Mr. Dsly act ss
chsisnan. Osrsied.s. Ss.~
II DAILY TOOK ths clair. and. thanked
the Convention Tor the honor conferred
on him.
Nj. Church moved that q committee
Of i've be appointed ON credentials.
TA0chsirusa appointed cnsthisc~m-
Mite NeokIA B QhuIAh. I Ceiskner,
DS = Nottage, E d Shelby and T A
Clark.
Il " Cushing moved .hss commit
tee OF i've b appointed onpefmanent
orgsnixation and order Of bdsiness.
Carried 80 & h
The chairman sppoiated On thu com-
mittss II w Cushing, P Aaueiet, I
Kaufman, + W Bsardan and Z Lemline.
T 6hortall msved thkt the Coavsn-
ton adjourn for half an hour to give
the committees time to make their re-.
ports. Carried. r.
The committees then retired. aud
when the half hour had elapsed the
chairman agaia ssppsd thu Uonvension
ITO ao4ler. E-T r sh M~8
F fsso6mhisss.s chen made sbsir re-.
ports. and on motion. the report of the
coWmiteee on credentials was adopted.
The committee on permanent orcsni-
aation and pedes Of busiaeke submitted
their report which. % motion. was alec
adoptsd.
On motion II v Cushing was ap-
pointed asaiatant secretary.
ON motion thsse pos1ous uore
apnainted tsllAD ~ III C1airrnan. A.
follows T 6hortsli. Woodson Scroeein
and A r Church.
WI Kelly meved that 10 the uomi>
nation Of Candidates. the Ccavsntiou
vets BY ballot. snd that il reouire
majority OF all votes cast 10 elect.
Carried.
Ne following nouinatiOns were
0adas
s.ass sssatsr.J s Keller and E J
Jeffrsys. s's
Representa- = Messrs Strong.
Hesnessy. Gaeeoo; Holman. Wilson.
6itton aud Smith.
County CGSmisdssnscs - Nssars
Richards and Quimby.
h2hn6fM n r. M,.y3~>
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Feels Like . New Man. =
ROCHESTER,, Sept. %. 1875

Messrs. II. 81. WARNER & COL
feel grateful to you for having relieved
me by means of your Safe Pills of an
old and seemingly incurable costiveness.
Fer years I have scarcely been ablo to
obtain natural evacuation of the bow.
els. Only BY the aid of physic or in.
jectiens could obtain relief. find
that I now have regular evacuation
of the bowels and feel like Q new man.
Yours sincerely,
T. +. DEGARMo.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-28

jay Gould. the famous million.irs,
vas born ct Roxbary. N. T.. u iosS
dis grandfather YES Rsvolusiosars
soldier and bis father ! snall farmer.
The boy reccived . onmnnn acheol e.
uc4tion, then stabbed Surveying. apd
subseqasatly asppsd ssvenl sp.asiss
10 New York. OHIO and M,ehis-n. Il
1887 b bscans : pesfasr e zadask
Pfaitta ths tAnsiAg husineos q Meth.
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CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 23.-Sailed,
bark Mary Glover. for Port Discovery.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-06

The littleness and msauness of Grants CHAR
acter, we'll attested by hundreds Of olhcr
familiar instances, have been still further sub.
stantisted by bis recent eovious. malicious and
corrupt assault upon General Hancock, through
the medium of an interview with reveread
DR.. Fowler. The commander of tie AMY to
which tho Confederate forces surrendered and
President for two terms to DO thus prostituling
the rAaenco necessarily acquired BY the high
positions he has occupied to the lowest form OF
partisan purposes is disgrace to the country.
bat could not b greater one than many it BIAS
already received at his hands. That his envy
of the acknowledged superiority of Hancock So
q man and bis spite against Hancock for max
ing him feel that superiority on moro than one
OCCASION, were sufficient to ino;to him to
the attack to which We refer no one thoroughly
acquainted with him entertains doubt, but
the same knowledge that diSpels all doubt upon
this point also induces the belief that bis
love Of money is SO absorbing that a large sum
put in his hand, or the promise of large sum.
or the hope Of receiving it was by no means no.
Influential 10 determining him to tie commits
sion OF this great outrage. not only upon General
Hancock, but upon al recognized propriety.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-06
The Connecticut ELECTION,

Returns from l60 towns, all but FIVE of those
which held elections on Monday. shows the con-
stitutionsl amendment to BIO adopted by about
1900 majority; SO towns are republican, SO
democratic and 10 divided. The republican gain
is 20 towns, democratic loss % towns. Fraudu.
lent voting was INDUCED in, and in one place a
republican was arrested and held to bail in
$1,000 for .ris! on six counts. The Election
whilst showing republican gains, really possesses
but little significance, and gives slight ndic.t
of how the State will 60 IN q general election
In many of the towns there we're no regular
nominations, and in others there were divisions
on local issues whilst the vote is less than one
half that which will be cast in November. and
IN some OF the towns only one tenth Of the
registered voters went to the polls.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-06

lho following FROM the Richmond corre.
spondenco of tho Petersburg Index looks ns il
the Mabonites we're on the eve Of losing their
main and only strength, The republicans:
"The republican State committee have started
out canvasssrs 10 tho regro districts and arc
making other preparations fer a seeming fight.
Edgar Allen is here to dey and says that the
republicans will certainly carry the State. The
movement Just started By JEWELS Committee
will possibly cause General Malone to some.
what amend his present programme and au-
other may be mapped out which will sacrifice
some Of tho readiuaer aspirants for high places
ia order to retain his grip upon the Rliss.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-06

Virgioia EoH presents her sister States
veritable anomaly. While the democrats Of all
the other Statep, even Of Iowa and Vermont,
lave settled all of their local and State differ.
enoes in order to DO ablo to cast their en:iro
strength for tho national democratic ticket, O
number of those in Virginia, or, more correctly
speaking. of men who were formerly democrats
and who still profess not to be republicans.
make the local subject Of their State debt the
cause Of detection from the demo cratic party, by
which detection the republicans hope to secure
the electoral vote Of the State. There is DO
parallel to such case. for while the MahoDites
pretend to be supporting Hancock they arc doing
all in their power to defeat him, and every vote
their ticket receives will be one taken from
him, and one less for tho republicans to over
come.