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1rm ut sGA. Roain firm si els for strained.
Al al for good stralnea Orada turpentIns
steady: 81 40 for hard % 40 for yellow dip. Tar
firm at RI IL Corn nnnhnnRe1.
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RIVER NEWS.
OPETJE NEW ORLEAHs DEMOCRAT. I
satur lay, January 81. 1880.
Arrivals.

SOC rnarino column
Departures.
Isabel Whisper 1T. John. II. j. Gay. Henry
Frank Fred A. Blanks.
STAGE the Rivags.
Daily Photographic report Of the stage OF water
n varfons points, with changes. In tho "a hours
ending yesterday ut %. M
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TATE ODNSOLS AND PREMIUM BONDS
AT TILE n o. STOCK EXCHANGE.

STATE CONSOLS AT NEW YORK.
I0:f1 A. m--sales $1,000 Mt laa.
II :6T II. m.-Salea $ib 100 At AVA.
kl:2T u. m.--4a bid.
l:44 %. m. Sales $1,000 NJ 1ph.
3:Ib D. m.-Salps tt200o III 40.
gam u m--Salpg $40 900 al itNa,
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At TIE n EW OIL
TON EXCHANGE,

2 y NIlD n 4 II n NIN UIkEIUNFt5 % T
TON EXCHANGE.
Tho inside haures ofths following quotations
ut tho calls nre tho bidding rates to day and Tho
outside figures tho asking rates. Tho bidding
rates Mt II u. m. and D. are for the reguia-
ton Of margins:
HII prIpea
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Not roreIpta ut all United Htatca ports
during tho week ...-''.. l4f.hVl
Same week. lhHt year. ...-.s...-.....+t l7db18
Total receipts to this date y tbl ~
TofnI 10 mo date Inst year y 200. ib3
Exports for tho waeg ,r...-.s :s...,s.e: lol H't
Same week last ysnr ....-...e- =s-...s..- I'a,3ls
rntnl ay tortu IA this dala. / ,4b
Same date last year - w "
Stool Ut all United States pors es,e.*.-. $50 ol6
Same time last year s...-.-..-.. b5o b1p
HtnpL AZ NIL Interior toWna -aa.s54. 40 laa
Sumo time last yohr .s.--..' t..,'-,-s.'s l3t.1et
stock nj Liverpool .....s.s.. ~ Wp
fame me In year ....ts... 8ib oop
American Allbat for Great u itain W4.mM
Same time ltst oar Bl7.oO
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FR EasI "a TSs
COW NJ u MEkAE4.

O,n' quotations represent wholesale prices er
ceDt aolten job lots are specified
TOBACCO
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EXchanSe Clippings.
Cincinnati G " stts January2a:
The g ltdtag S-Ar l9it f)r Nsg Orlsans LAD
evening With la p.ss5nng3rs ~ f3ltow4: Mrs
Graves AMI calid, Mtss Gcagts. Mas C1roia.
Miss Gornsll. Mrs. Ellen f. " sra, Mlss L still
Rogers, Miss Fanny Bonner. i. Fl. Wills an
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

buElno:s gonerslly during tho week has been
very quiet land the receipta of produce 4e-y light,
the condi IN Of the roads in the country, and the
idea that better prices may prevail lstor, induc-
ing farmers TO held back their grain. In money
matters there is also "etand still ;" the demand
peing !iEilct, whilo the supply is fully adequate
Tor all legitimate warts. We notice that in
Baltimore tho supply Of money is atun dant,
and tha market very easy. Coed borrowers are
accommodated at Sac per cent, with occasional
negotiations at lower figures. The offerings of
paper aro li8h', ind any smcuat Of good
coald be readily placed. In the New York
money market call loans are 5aG Dor cont on
stocks and da6 per Cen. on u. S. bonds. Money
on time is offered f'ctly al ) 81 per cent, which
Is also the quotation for primo mercantile paper.
The demand for money at Philadelphia is sufi.
GENTLY active to keep rates steady. The market
for Government bonds WAS firm yesterday, with
an active movement generally. The closiu G
quotations al New York showed advance in
AIS and per cents, the latter being 1863 a1064 for
regular and largo coupons. State securities are
generally quiet, but Virginia bonds arc Hrmer,
aud closed yesterday with healthier tone and q
general Improvement in all the issues. SIC, SEQ
consols sold at from 1Si up to 49a closing at d9i
a49s; $4,000 peelers sold at BOT. and So 600 of
tho ~ EO sold at SGi, closing 36ls9G4 Railroad
securities arc sleady, with salos of B. s. o. com.
mon al l5i Manassas wore firm at SisSj. Or.
aDge and Alexandria bonds arc very strong, and
lists and DDS wanted at l0J; AS were 1880 and
4Lhs AZ dc. We quote:
Orange. Alexandria u Manassas. ST a s.
OrhnRn Sc AlnxAnDria ia lst lGE
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Ihe market closes quiot and oEsy, with liltlo
doing, in consequence Of light receipts Flour
Is dull, with fair stocks on hand, sni 6sle5 ARC
slow at quotntions Bu! little Whoh is coming
in. and prices hsvo boon firm 81! the week; the
quotations have baen higher than tho5o in BslL:-
moro, and wa note the msrka! strong with Light
sales Corn IL " shade weaker, Fad tho only
sale reported Ola 'Change WAS ono lot OF zoo
bushels of white AT ID. No Rys or Oats sold.
Country produce is scarca, with small sales at
quotations. Bacon is quiet AID firm. Glover
and Timothy in light inquiry. ULhsr arlicloa at
quotations.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-06

DEATH or AN EsTIMAELE LApY.-Mrs
Sarah /. ). Price, the wife of Capt VIM. B.
Pf'c., ditd last night after an illness OF about
one month. She was most estinab!e lady,
and her many friends, both 10 this city and
abroad. will II ccivc the sad tidines OF her death
ei'h regret Her funeral will take place from
the residence Of her hustand, No. 2733 King
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-06

Hen House. ROEBED.-Mr John A. vii
liams, who lives on Aired street, between
Cameron and Queen. had his hen house rob,
bed last night Of large number of 6ue Cochin
chickens. There seems to be regular organ
z d gang Of chicken thieves in this city. They
appear fits! in one section Of the city and then
10 another. The first chicken thief caught
ought to be punished severely, aud an example
set that would not soon be forgotten.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-06

BAhfTEsE NILL.-Workmln wrrc cnsagcl
TO dsy III converting The plaster mill. II Gently
run by Mr.. Cass!us I. Lee. iuto @ mill to gIiud
hsrycsc. This enterprise, it is under stood,
vi bo otai;cd hy NCssrs. Lee, llewatt & Co.,
a"d Tho tsrfIran viii be shipped ever the
y I7llnla Midland R,;Irosd, from quarry on the
lara 81 MIR. llevc ct, 10 Campbell couniy. near
LYuchhurs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-06
Court aGj 3urncd to court 10 course.

CONCERT AT SAREpTA HALL -Ol Tue!d!y
evening next the members Of the Mendelesohn
Society Of WASHINGTON, consisting the follow
ing artists: Mrs. II. NJ. Paul, sop; Miss s. T..
Gray. co.,; Prof. j. w. BischoiF, ton Mr.. IL.
NJ. Paul. bnsso, will b, assisted on this
OCCASION by tho distinguished soloists Miss
MINIS Evan. sop; Miss Agnes McGrcw, con. !;
aud Miss Clara Harrison, pianist. 1t is hoped
that our citzsn5 will extend to lheso ladies
and gentlemen the hearty reception to which
their merits out't!e them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-06

CORPORATION Court. Judge Charles Z
Stuart presiding. -Ccm. vs.. Eli Petty for sell
Ing liquor on Sunday; execution % judgment
entered ycsterdas; stayed for GO days TO enable
defendant to apply fer writ of error ard Sd
persedcGs.
Upon application Of a. A. i.aomis. sentenced
at October term last to imprisonment in Jail for
four monIhs 0ad Afterwards until the fuo as
sess5d against him be paid, it is ordered that
he be discharged from Jail upon tho expiration
OF tho term OF four mouths.
10 tho case OF +. j. Oldon, prosecuted for
marrying negro woman. the jury were unable
to agree: juror was Withdrawn aod tho eau @
continued.
The following Registrars wtro appointed: lat
Ward, Charles Dearborn; "a Ward, l.. ii. KEEL;
ga Ward. Basil Brawaer; 9TH Ward, b. W..
Malls.
Boyd ard wife vs.. Alexander ct elg.; char.
cory; decree directing Conn., to pay amount 10
his hard' to the guardian Ct children of j.
Robert Alexander for their maintenance.
Skldmore vs.. Skilmort; clancy; decree for
salo
Court aGj ourncd to court 10 course.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-06
r It5H.

MACKEKEL, RRING, COD FISH AND
20 To TOBS
Ncs. and MAC X EREL in bbls, half and
quarter bbls and kits
LABRADOR, Sc LIT and ROUND HER
RING.
5OGO lbs COD and ,,1NELRss FISH.
80 bushels cho. "a NEW YORK. STATE
EARLY ROSE 20 Ts.TOBS.
N. LINDSEY 8 CO.,
feb2 6 and 8 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-06

EIcliMoND MARKET, Toby. 6.-The market
has been quiet during the week. and tho receipts
OF produce very light. In Flour there is but
little doing, and the quotations remsn at 4asS
for iEo to fancy family brands. Light offerings
of Whost. with small sales at li5 for prime Ian
Of white Corn at 5Gs5S, and mixod AT 57s59,
Sales of Oats 81 49s52 for spring, and G0aG, for
winter Nothing doing in Rye, and prices al.
together nominal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-06

CoUEr or APPEALS Observation-Disclosures
how. treasurer, Va. Aniitor OF Public Accounts
Appeal allowed to decree Of the Circuit Court
Of the city of Echmna1, rHnacrnI 2Oth Of Do.
cambtr. 1879
Ellis W. llariss rvccu!or Erom the Cir
cut Court q the county Of L,uisi. Affirmed,
judge Mo,clrc delivering the opinion
Bls5dGs administrator w. CruIchticld, &C.
From tho Citcnt Court CT fredericksburg. AT
titmed, Judge Christian delivering the opioioo.
First National Bauk Of Alexandria IS. Turn
bail Il Go. From the Cilcnlt Court OF The city
Of AIrXsndIia. Affirmed, Judge Anderson de-
liverinc The opinion.
Thadrack's administrator Vs. Woolfork and
others. From the Circuit Court Of Orange
county. Reversed. Judge Staples delivering
opinion.
Collier Vs. SouthcrnExpro.s Company From
the Hastings Court OF tho city Of Petersburg.
Affirmed. Judge Burks dclivcIcg opinion;
Jodsc Anderson dissenting.
Taylor. &c.. vs. Lancaster and ais Argued
by a. II. Sands, esq. for appellants, and sub
mitlcd.
Carpenter ". Garrett and als. Submitted.
Henry linrrison, }. W. Foster, and Lewis IL.
Powell were allowed TO piact;co as counsel 10
this Court.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-06

WEATHER PROBABILITIES, FcL G. 1880.
For the Middle States slightly Warmar southeast
10 southwe3t winds, clear or partly cloudy
weather during tho rost of Friday, followed ty
falling barometer. and in the northern portions
light snow.
TIE BATTLE or CHANCELL0RSVlLLE.-
cssionally Alexandria surprises herself. Tho
Irovclb hat lee. urers fare badly in Alexandria
has grow0 to be well knoWa truism, and se-
dom is there an exception t. tic rule. Last
evening, however. tho exception prevailed, for
as Gercral FiiZhugh Lee alo3o 10 c0mmccce his
address on "Tho Battle Of Charlottesville. he
WIS received with the enthusiastic applause Ct
a. Intelligent aud aprrtcIeti7o an audience as
ever filed an auditorium. Sarerta Hall vas
filled with tho grace and beauty OF the city, aud
The bright eyes OF fair ladies eiistcned with
Pride at the recital Of the bravery OF some loved
600 who, ct characteristics or at Manassas,
followed in tho heroic charge-perchsnc 10
r0ut the enemy, perchauco to lay bleeding 90
the field and die wheic no fell
dead on the field OF glory"
And men, too, eat thcro and heorl with rapt
attention Of the charge now 80 long size J
marty forgotten, and their eyes cleaned with
peculiar FIRE aud their hearts sw:IIcd with q
once familiar emotion as they Eearl CT "Sionc,
w.ll scksons way" aud how heroic lily lie laid
down his life on the altar OF his c,uutry. But
SoucwaII sloepa on, and the mountains no loved
30 well arc the silent scntrics that watch Der
his grave. For nearly two hours tho speaker
held tho attention OF his hearers. snd Wis fire..
quCntly .pplauded, and when, ct ts conclusion,
he took his scat thc large audience felt 10th to
leave 80 we'll pleased were they al ut the excel
cot address they had heard 90 Charlottesville,
its glorcs. and IL sorrows. After tho address
the committee took charge OF General Lee, and
together with other guests, conducted him to
the parIoEs Of Stcucrnaglc's Tx ,haugc, where
handsome banquet had been prepared. The
table was arranged By Mr.. w. S:cuernaeIc, and
the beautiful manner 10 which the tcmrting
dishes wcro arranged would have done credit to
any caterer TO ttn rcpast Gcncia's Ice and
COrso. ColorcI NJ. Maryc, Captain X kcmpcr,
Mr.. Thomas BtcEhaT, AID Mcssr. +. ii,
O'Bricn, Ei.ar Martirlj. ". X. Davidson
and H. n. Latham, Il the Relief Hook and
Ladder Company, sat down. and if the merry
laugh ard happy rcpartoo are indications Of
enjoyment the banqCet wa q grand success.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-06

LYNcnBuRd MARKET, Feby. 5.-Thera is
no mstorsl change TO note in the market. The
receipts of produce are light. Flour quiet at Ga
S8 for fine 10 family brands. Wheat is some
what of in prices, and is quoted at 125aI4O for
fair to prime. Corn scarce and prices firm at So
aG2 for white, and 55a57 for m;xad. Oats scarce
and w aIted at 45a50 for spring. and 59aGO for
wintor. Rye nominally 76ssO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-06
LOCAL MATTERS.

WEATHER PROBABILITIES. Feb. G. 1850.
For the Middle States slightly warmsr southeast
20 southwest winds, clear or partly cloudy
weather during tho rost of Friday, followed ty
falling barometer. and in the northern portions
lI2ht GnOH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-06

FREDERICKSBURG MARKET, Fob'y. 5.-The
market is QUOT and dull Receipts of produce
light. and prices generally weak. Flour is still
quoted from Ga$S rs for supers TO aeIect family
brands. Whest in very limited supply, and
quoted nominally at EOAl45 Prime white
Germ is quoted At G0a53. and good at IS 60 Oats
very scarce and no sales reported; quotations
altogether nominal. Nothing doing in Rye.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-06

"lIcE htrokT here we're 10 eases at
'' ~ headquarters ;his Inufninr.
"antr > "nt,n. Tor assault on M~sye s san
n. ~ "o'i col"frd. on Henry street, yca'uldsy,
fr bOund over to keep tho peace lila n;rring
" Justice Lovtioy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-06

PAnr!Es.-A largo number Of parica were
gwen 10 tho city last night, all Of gh,c:l w,ra
very cDjoyatl, affairs. There was ma.qnc-
Fade party 90 St. Asaph street, 40 cDtcrlau-
ment on south FairfsX street. and the Ice So
GaI' spent very pleasant evening al the rcs!-
deIco of Mr.. Heath. or Prince street. The
young people are making the m1st CT the few
days lett them between this and Lent, which
begins next Wednesday. Then ell these fes ~
lilies will cease. ana the gascst SEASON that has
been seen for long time close
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-06

STEAMBOAT News. The Gazette fow days
ago gave rcptrt Of the purchase OF new
steamer by the Company owning tho j ohm W..
Thompson. The Washington Republican of
this morning says: The steamer John W..
Thompson will como of the ways OF Alexandria
10 day or tTo and soon thereafter will resume
her trips on the Potomac in connection vita
The new boat purchased OF NcV Yoak. The
Jane Moselcy will be taken to Baltimore to re-
calvc h new boilers and DO otherwise reiucd
Tor The Norfolk line. With her new boilers 10
her, she will undoubtedly DO the fastest boat
s)uh Of Philadelphia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-06

, l9SNENTioN OF TREASURES. MIR. NJ. l..
h'''o", tit2 Treasurer, VINO has been Ia Isch
sno1N itf he past two days aitrudlDs con-
'S" .I1n Ct ih' city and couory IT, s-uIrr-. re-
,uInsA a't hight. Tho c,ngcpli,n mel VS.
"'dsy Ia IL" ottlce Of the State Treasurer and
iiipV'htrd clmultice OF seven, VI which MIR
80 HOW Is member. 10 urge tho passage Ut The
WI now before the Legislature in relation 10
WV compensation OF city aud county trtasur. r..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-06

SINc1FNATI Hoo MARKET, Eth 5-Eou.
ouii common 6os$4 20; iipht a ~ q e sEs
psscHihg 4OaSl % b1tchers' 5lsS4 &. yscain,s
$50; shipments 1900 S' " 'eee'p's
>, 6ALTIMoRs, Feb. 6-Virsinl, G. dcferroa
81 90 consolidated 494 do second series oa o.
past due coupons II; new 10 10, 35I: ~ 40,
coupon 50 bid to-day. Cotton firm midd Ihv,
la Flour quiet and steady; Howard s!rees and
WeStern SupaI 4 5O.S5 Is do K.tra SO,SG:
20 Family 4 25aS7 rs; Civ Mills Supnr 51s
% -; Co Extra 51aSG; do Family 1871 -.
90 d1 no brands 7aS7 %; Psta, $50 Family SIS
,Wneat-SoulEern steady; Western a sbste
pei be.tes and irm Southern rad l25 No. do am
per i9atl47; No Western winter red spot l42.
Feo ia:sal4i Mar 1d4isl4as; April ii. ,i;G:
Msy i4otsl4G5. Corn-Southern steady: West.
er9-iutures better and firm Southern white co
Sol DO yellow 67is5s; Western mix.d snot 81
REQ g, .; Ss655; Mar 5sis53s April G35 ,5i; Nav
5.!s625 steamer GLASS Oa!s quiet and espier.
southern 47a49; Western white 47s4Sl: do
naked 45s47; Perns 47s491. Rye quiet At 90a
IS. Hsy steady prime to choice Peuns and
Maryland l7aSls. CcG.e dull; Rio csrgoe, Isl
ai IS, sugar quiet; A scfsc5 Whiakey dull at
NEW YORK. Feb Stocks strong Money
2 G Flour quiet. Wheat moderately active,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-06

MARRlAGE.-Tho marriage of Mr.. ScvelIon
Alden Brown, chief d,lk OF the State Depart
mcot, 10 Miss SalIo Mauadier Phelps, daueh
Ter Of Captain S Ledyard Phelps. late D.sir c
Commissioner, took place at the church Of The
Ipphany, 10 Washington. l.st night. and is
ue'cHbed rs tho greatest s(ciai event that h,o
Ce'uIred IN that ely since tho Fitch Shcrman
HeddItg. There were about Ihi:ty relstiv $ OF
thr BRIDE present from this ci;y, the must OF
"aom remained over TO The irc"pll:i,, wi;iai,
S1s truclg a family affair
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-06

CnIcAGu CATTLE MARKET Fuh. 5--IIogs-
Receipts $1,000, and shipments eco; msrket
un'sl'tiscti ~ AID prices 5alO: owe mixed pack
itg 25aS4 As; Ugh, 15aS4 As, and choice
heavy 5JaS4 70; market closed very wesK,
C,t.!e-Heceip!s 1000; shipments ) AGO; Dial kot
fairly active; shipping lCelj2 lower; ,onmon
- good 4aS4 30: choice 10 extra 4 SOaSS IS ;
butchers Gra stead; com!uon = 30aS3 6lG nixsd
:. 7bai 81 stOckers IT. onsrr AID Ec.Ice at $50,
So ~ Shesp-Receirls LOO; shipments $500
ma.ket steady and active g. HASH Is.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-06

BALTIMORE SUGAR AND Golfer MARKET
Sugars we quote steady with good
trade demand, but the prices are unchanged,
and we still quote as follows, viz: Gut loaf lOs ;,
crushed Toe; powdered loo; eranuIated SIC; A
white. soft. SIC, and yelows 73.Sic.
Ct uae-Wo report better inquiry for Coffee
LOCO bags Rio al HE, and ] 900 do. at ia,
those sales showing basis of fully lille for fair
ana wO now quote ~ follows, viz: Rio ordinary
carsoos Isle fair 10 l4lal5c; good 60 1ttc snd
prime do l5!sl&lc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-06

New YORK CATTLE MARKET. February g.
Heeves-Snlss SHOW IN advance equal to about
81 pei head. Common 10 prime Steers sold at
StslC4c Ter ID dressed, aud extra do al lVt 4lCY :.
Sheep and LAmhs-The market WAS TIM,
iirmer and more nctve at former prices and h
isir clearance WAS made 1T 5sG4c per 10 for or.
dnary ~ choice sheep and ts,7sc for. amb,.
Hogs Mafk.t noninslly ste.Gy nj 4 30 80 %
lcr 10 lbs
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1880-12-18
TEilalathcan Society.

On Tuesday evening the Philalathe-
an Lterdp Society held its second
meeting. The night was stormy bur
a good and select audience filed the
court house. Che Eoseburg Band.
composed of Messrs. Langenherg and
Frazier. furnished excellent music.
Mr.. 5. L Floed delivered short ad
dress. His manner is pleasing anu
bis remarks were well received.
Mr.. Ball then came forward on the
Affirmative Of the question: .'Eesoly-
ed, That the jury system us it now ex.
lists should be abolished Mr. J. VI
Hamilton followed on the negative.
Both gentlemen acquitted themselves
cteditably.
The Instrumental music by Miss
Cora Jones was especially good.
The recitation, 1.-The old Blue Cloak"
by Miss Ella Rayon, was highly APP
plauded.
A song by Mr.. Haffenden, "CaIl her
back aud kiss her." elicitlng rounds OF
applause, closed the exercis 5 of the
evening. The next meeting will be
next Tuesday evening, peeenber 2lst,
with tie following programme:
Musie-By the band.
.Address-Subject, 1.-The Wonders
aud Forces of Organic Life by w. f.
Benjamin.
Music
Discussion Qke question we are un-
able to give between Messrs. 4. G.
Hursh and A. F. Campbell.
Music.
Recitation by Miss ANA Byars.
Song by Mr.. Haffeuden.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1880-12-18
Court Proceedings.

d Mcmillan ct al VS. Abraham,
Wheeler S Co, suit to foreelose mes
chanics' lien. Motion to strike out
amended complaint. Taken under
advisement.
In the matter of Caro- Bros; w r
WiEis assignee. Assignee's report
made and assignee discharged,
W II Moore VS. F P Hogan, action to
recover property. Verdict for defend
ant.
Martha Ba rnes VS. 2 Barnes. divorce.
Granted
Elizabeth Jones VS. Geo Jones, di-
yorce Granted
Flccken-tein & Meyer VS. A o Coston
and Sarah ] Kelly, action to recover
money. Judgment for plaintiff for
S2ia.
A F Brown & Co VS. F A Williamson;
motion to confirm sherff's sale. Sale
confirmed.
State of Oregon VS. Fx Rel w F Ben>
jamin vs the Donglas comfy roRd Co,
action to annul the charter of cor
poration. Motion to dismiss over
ruled; case on trial.
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