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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-06

TOLEDO, OHIO, 1ol Allen Street t-Wn. Hsu
Ter, an old settler, says Judging from my own -.
perience must admit that the St Jacobs Oh b
an OK, client remedy for rheumatism. For wseln
had not been able to step on my foot: but usso
the St Jacobs OH. and all pain disappeared ias
short tine
PALEsTINE, OHIO, George Erft-whIla ID
in my bed. my leg being swollen very much -
account Of i've tumou received some 81 Jacobs
OIL Having had no rest day or night con-
menced to use it at once, the next morning a
swelling was gone, the irritation left, and
tho sores opened. Thanks to tbs healing
power Of the wonderful st Jacobs Oil was ~
70 be out in . few days
CANTON. OHIO, Hon. Hugo Preysr, NaHsnal
Candidate for Lieutenant Governor Of ohts. ls5A
ST. Jacobs Oil cured me Of rheumatim l0R
recommend it ...... ...
PATRIOT. OHIO, Henry Lear.-I va tAlum
sick last Wednesday with severe rheumatic paiD
II my shoulder: was 20 unwell that eoald -
even turn myself around In my bed. Hsvingh6luo
Of the curative qualities Of 81 Jacobs on. Fec
clud5d to try it The mt application brousAts =
lief and on The subsequent day Wa able y q
to work. therefore recommend this sxcsllsqe
remedy 70 all sufferers with rheumatism. .f
THE GREAT GERMAN RExKDY. bag
ST. JACOBS OIL,
cssss sos A 1oTILE, and |. .ela y Drus
gisls and Dealsm n Medicine
Diresuonsi in Hsvsa on languages sscsapsQ
nsltn, Pa Ad&v,Am usA
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-06

CANTON. OHIO, Hon. Hugo Preyer, Natisnal
Candidate for Lieutenant Governor Of 0his, 1s5A
st. Jacobs Oil cured me Of rheumatim l@s
recommend 1t ..... -.r a4
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-06
1PKIN0FTELD. q.

Miss Styles who Is here on . visit TO her
i.srI. her arms I and f.o. low days ago whils 60.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-22
CITY HALL NOTES.

Parties in front OF whose places there are
gape In the levee. reported by Assistant City
Surveyor Blanchard as dangerous. have been
officially Instructed to repair and oil them I'M
mediately. A force OF men will be Immediately
nut to work on those gaps which 1t devolves
upen the city 70 fill.
Administrators Collins has prepared m ordi-
nance granting the privileges petitioned for by
the American Union Telegraph Company. and
will present II to the Council ut its meeting on
Tuesday. There IL no doubt Of its paasge
Administrator Collins will also report reso-
luton granting to tho New Orleans Auxiliary
Sanitary Association tho privilege OF laying a
water pipe on the levee
The work Of strengthening the wcak places
On the levea of thu Canal Oarnnaclnt ~ proving
a difficult and expensive undertaking but VIII
be completed by Monday evening. The CITY
Attorney has given II M his opinion that the
Canal Company. under ita charter. must keep
the levees In order. and ne soon No the present
work IA completed Administrator Collins Will
take the necessary steps 10 collect the amount
expended by the city.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-22
CLUB NOTICES.

The Gem Social Club held Its first meeting
February 10, 1850. and elected the following off,
GERS: John Gien. president. A. Stroud. vice
president: 2. j. Ratican. recording secretary !,
G. Moses financial secretary; IL. Dejan. Treas
urer.
AT a meeting held last evening the Black Dia-
monds went into an organization and elected
the following officers: VS.. Delany manager !:
A. J. Drumm. treasurer: John Connor. stage
manager: P sasnan, W. Fl. .Trimbie. James
mccoy, NJ ii. Duncan. Frank Drawe Frank
Waters. executive committees.
On the first Of April the Black DIAMONDS in
eoniuaci N with the ktlharmonies. give q
grand entertainment at ST. Alphonsus Hall Tor
St. yincents Home for Destitute Orphan Boys,
and hope to chronicle an oyerhoWing house.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-22
COURT EPISODES.

In a case on trial yesterday. before tho Sixth
District court. tho lawyer turned to his client. a
oolored man. and asked him II he had a rule.
The client turned readily. and answering In
the affirmative. produced from his pocket q
carpenter's rule two feet long. Tho lawyer
hastily explained TINT the rule produced was
not the ono Ia demand: he desired to know tx
he (the client) had taken rule to test another
party AS security.
In tho case now proceeding In the Third Dis
triot Court respecting the Southern Bank. n
witness was placed upon tho stand and counsel
for plaintiff asked what nsnvershtton , hnd 9e-
discounted. Counsel for the defense objected
to the question, and weary two hours arKu l.
were cited and the counsel showed great earn
estness.
question. and being answered that there never
was any conversation on the subject. tho re-
law books Intellectually Mt zach other. and
looked cbop-fal on the ignomthtoue failure
OF their eff lrt. ,,.,, a
Mitchell W. Thomas Layton and others. dtrec,
tors Of tho Southern Bank. opened In the Third
District Court. The suit was instituted Tor the
recovery of n deposit made. and much Interest
was attached to 1t, ms number OF suits OF a like
character are pending.
The evidence closed and argument was
ter of course, on hand. and heard the case In its
many and contradictory details. Argument
sf,er argument was heard, and that faithful
Jury never winksd or gave our signs OF mental
ebtllty or bodily weakness. The three hun
drei OF Leonidas made a greater record at tn!
Pass Of ThermopyB for an achievement which
REQUIRED n less amount of moral courage. IN,
Jury patiently stood eight arguments. wh1cl
were four hours long by three days broad. ant
the judge. In appreciation OF their faithfulnesa
oil cd har fnO HON rRnf
bath In the bosoms OF their families. The Gas
| will be submitted to- morrow
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-22
ORLEANS ARTILLERY.
Capt. p. 8. Wilts. Jr.. Elected Major
of the Regiment. -

Capt. p. 8. Wiltx. Jr.. Elected Major
of the Regiment. ---
The ofrleera or the Orleans Artillery met laat
night at their arHcnal. on st. Peter street near
Chartrea, for the purpose of elect'ng major,
vice Major o. De Bouehel. resigned Colonel y
D. Vlnet waa called upon Wy Colonel A. J. Bach
emin to preside. Capt. y. T. Wilt. Jr MONT
mated Capt. A Epmbola, and In few appropriate
remarks enid that on no more worthy officer
could the honor ha conferred.
Cant Hambola III apRwer declined the
place aud said that IA captain of the Nth com
pany he was too much attached to his command
to part with Il for any moro exalted position.
dapt Il. II. Bcuchareau then nut IN nomlna-
tlon Unpt. +, n. Witt. Jr.. aud. on molten. the
nominal tons were closed,
Oapt witt waa then declared unanimously
elected major of the y. leans Artillery. He
thanked tho officers for the honor conferred
upon him, and saii that though he entertained
no i'll feeling towards o'her military crEnntza
tons, yet he hoped that the star 81 the lteRiman
of Orleans Artillery would soon shine brighter
than that of any other regiment Ia the state.
Dol. Vinet aud Major ?. Malochee also ad'
The oi,lccrs oi doneld's Battery 9. q Don 4,
aldsonville ut the meeting were. Capt. y y
Jones', Lieut.. J. ]. 1,afarRue and Lieut.. j.. Is
Earhart Oonelds battery. will parade to-day
with their regiment the Orleans Artillery.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-22
RESPECTFULLY DECLINED.
Answer or Ex-President Grant to the
Council Invitation.

The Mayor yesterday received an photographic
letter from ex-presidant Y. 3. Grant. declining
the invitation OF the City Council to visit New
Orleans.
The letter Ia under date of tho thirteenth In
slant IL directed from Havana. and rends as
follows:
Mayor City OF New Orleans:
S.- havethe honor and pleasure to Rrknowl-
edge the receipt of your letter Of the fourth OF
February. Transmitting q COPY, q the reson-
tion If the Council or the city " New Orleans.
inviting ma TO visit the city on my return from
Mexico to the United States.
1t would afford ME pleasure to accept this In
vitation, but my route home from Mexico y go
uncertain. that reluctantly decline. II the
facilities Of travel are sufficiently good - VAT,
rant II, expect to cross over to the Pacific. and
to return by the way OF San Fran 'iscn. II they
are not, / am DESTROYS of returning home
through Texas to enable me to visit some Old
plnces. which We're familiar 70 me- before the
Mexican war.
With sincere thanks to the Council q New
Orleans and your honor. tor your cordial In
vltation l AN.
Very respectfully. your ohedent servant,
q. s. GRANT.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-22
THE CASE OF CAPT. EAGER.

The following is the decision In the case OF
E. v eager. master OF the steamship Louisiana.
stranded on Chandelier Islands. January n.
1880:
OFFICE UNITED STATES LOCAL INSPECTORS
of steam Vesses District Of New Orleans. I
New Orle ANS, February d, 1896.
The testimony In this case diseloses az abao-
lutte lack Of attention to the lead as no sound
ida This testimony is furnished by Capt.
eager, and eorroborated by the first and sec
ond officers.
Wa therefore conclude that the case OF said E.
" eager comes unuar section ALSO. Revised
Statutes. rs to the question OF negligence; but
In view of his long and successful service a.,
master and the fact thai no lives were lost and
the ship saved without serious damage. al
though due--in a great measure-to the prompt
assistance Of the towboass We forbear to sus-
G. B. JOHNSON,
J. A MOFFFTT,
United States Local Inspectors. District OF New
1 Orleans.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-22
Written for the Sunday Democratl
"IF EVER / CEABE TO LOVE.
MT IaAAJ N. MAYNARD.

Twill be whom oan love no longer when tho
And moon and twiukling stars shall pale their
beams,
Mine eyes be closed to all that's lovely Life q
labor done;
Then what to mo Earh'a lovely face. Its flowers.
ia laughing streamsl Mm-
Twill be when Music leaves tho world. nought
but dieeord
On mine eara' Chaos come againi Eternal
night
And MI this handIwork OF Thine. Almighty
Shall pasa away-all this beauty vanish from
my sight. s-
Twill be whom Love herself shaIl ny tho earth
That Heaven. born angel. eweetest OF the skies
That twines her loving arms around us at our
birth.
And olings tie closer when her lovd ono dies
Weeps over the remains OF the dear lov'd and
lost. ..0
IA have seen a mother sheep mourn DER hel
lamb.
There dead beside her lying: calling. g.ie
tosH'd.
Upon her darling ,eadl 30 like that one am
g.
] never can give up my dead Love lives be
yond the tomb.
call upon them In my grief. "Rpeak but ono
| again to mel'
l hover Ger their tombs: l call. weep.
mourn,
Yet o. alas they heed not, though pleading Ike
"Nobe."
II over cense to love the beautiful that's nowr
TO yonder glorious Heaven. my bud my flower
| May / ne'er Join them there beside Gods throne
And eipg OF Love-" Of Its immortal powerl
Nor tatse tho sweets OF Lowell
II ever cease to love. may oil the heayenll
host.
| With silken banners. NIL bespnng'ed DER
With Love" purdue me. con to Heaveni
| farthest COAST
Returning. bar the golden Ratesl Heaven los
to me forever more.
| If ever cease to lOvel
Ne,c Orleans. February 10. 1890.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-22
clouds thst hang on the CLOSE Of your dAy may
be fringed with halo OF glory land splendOr."

Be irinsed with halo OF glory land splendor."
Mr.. Gullett replied:
mr.. Chairman and ge,,tle,nsn-1. should be
70 IL M II ala not se ana
appreciate this evidence OF the kindly feelings
Of my friends and neighbors.
As have listened to the words In which you
have been pleased to express the appreciation
how richly DO feel that / have been paid for
| to my country and my obligation to my Fellow
man.
try and the happiness Of the people must rest
upon the intelligence of tho inhabitants. hence.
have ever been q warm advocate Of Tree pup
Ito education. and therefore. while ! am deeply
vet my heart reioieee more 10 know that you are
alive % the importsnoe q pIoper,y ednca,ing
you bid god speed the great cause oi education.
II has ever been Ona vi the fond hopes OF my
lMstbat at some time might be able to erect
sndh y building AZ this aud dedicate It to the
cause of education.
"Thia building will now soon be eompleted,
and then propose to make = formal ana esa
Of trustees, who shall hold 1t In trust Tor the
cause Q. free public education.
The donation will hs made In such . way
| the phieet Of tho trust,
To you. gentlemen OF the committee, and
| those whom you represent. ! cannot e4pr "a
the pleasure ana gratitude that tits my heart
can only tender The wArmast and purest ieel-
inRs VI my heart with thanks TO yourselves
| TIE i've hundred people who had listened to
he donni ~ and its ~ eptanoe. on the invita-.
ttou Of Mr.. 0-.lha aat down and partOok OF
the aumptapus repast rpreHd before ihen.
which Was participated In by the ,a,r ones OF
| Amtte u Il tAeie cavaliers. The lady dancers
! most ne,oaable for thstr handsone appearance
| and s,efuI TOILETS we're: Mas McLenao. Mlss
Kemp. MI q v. Bradley, Mics Adams. Mias baille
W,oltidKa Mtsa Oall'e George. M,ss Emma
He KEEL. Mics Mamie Smith. miss W"od. Mias
| A,aworlh, MI-s Nelson, M,aa Hansbury. Mics
Robinson. Mi.s Gae. Mi goost. Mis- Good
| rich aud Miea Pegtam,
| Iuca lenta' to this grand all tr. Mr.: Nu,lett
Wa. ihe reciuient u n hands mo gold headed
| rape. prt sspt, by Mr.. 10 eph Hopper on be-
halt OF the formers EN- pluyea.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-22

Total aubacrIpton for tho week. A7o7p NJ
Mr.. Horier, from tho committee on confer
epes. read the following.
Nrw on,rAaa February A. saaO
.u ..,,.,,,.no -, oon,ar.
~ Chairman lour eo1h w, , VA - r..
ence, 70 whom Waa e'e''eu ~ H ,,h ,,.tr ~
plies OF pal.aaI h1ona 1"g 1e1 mhs W' Aa.inis
lions 10 ea,' upo., aon. lii io,n 20 h., v,nu Inc
TRAITOR OF commerce. W.u s.em W. y" ~ n,, 10"
same removed Iespsnsm,,,y, - Ma,.rs
.nat the non.n'isI inne1H.ns, ~ hmi,n., T,nn
aaMihh,a .nlra hiu'kh. 1us.nM nvw n.. ~ ,tur
J. W9odwinn ~ anu r.Tr ,,',a,. 40 =,
'al'en upon tpe III. IN Lii ~, ,p,nwin
ME- ",iloe III tho oity ha'. VII" '"o ''''"'"@
result =, ,,u .,r,,,,ttaa
MI, HorIer. cnA1IMAn ~ - .l.s',n.. !,
e,A.nn 'nn VIZ run,eI'nm ~ ~ 20 s,aa,tauu IN
nl aAoNItslnna y W. nfuh 1 ~ ~ .,na =, he
bhi'AA, Hno ssno 1un .uu.. s"e US" 7 " "
W"veu, "ou," uo ~, rh.o.o en' ,r ,,nmIt
hn.ain.s,IhNnL nehsn sAs ...,a ~ ~ ,asan ~
We 'hat Imm, nia.a e'rrs m,'hn =" WAN ~ "a
ann".nH.sn W. nv, ~ hna ,ounI II ver,
~. ,ovtai,, sham fha 4, fYsrant niles
nlu,nun 70 Aso..,a'n w. VIII" ~, 'n wnmrahIn heinu
.e.nt. ~ ,une .as =, ~. ara IN ar,iar ia ae
I'm. ',, 1871 ~ ,nnua -
wy WV NM nsa ,a,aa NM oithangh IA depart
Ky. o"nH ,,i,.., ."nn tha n~nlamnnd MI
n,a". was w,.,nn " ar ~ aho nsnnrtmant :"
sa,,.,a,,.a ~, H., ,,aas In fallinu at reetu and
.murossmenus, ~ " a nee ~ tha narta nor
. .. -" IVY n aaa daaira, ~ tnnw II IA.
III. inv nani,atv Aaanniaiipn ronli nr wnll,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-22

Hy Beagell, carrying concealed weapons.
Superior Criminal Couit: bond s2bo.
dso. Eun,z. breach 81 trust and embezzle-
ment $500 nppearapos bond.
b. Ro'ge. J. M. Reh1ue. J. Eapanos and ].
Nate, violating ordnance NJ, 4Ia. relative TO
private nark continued tndeflnitaly
Fred Oalaa. Aas cult with dangerous
weapon; e260 appearance bond.
David Nicholson. having property In his pos.
session supposed to have been stolen. was sent
to the Boys House Of Refuge.
John Taylor. br, ach II trust and embeExle-
M Mt; $3.50 Appearance bond.
Vim II Lewis insult and abuse and assault
and bnt'erY: $3.50 peace bond.
VIM White, havi ng property In bis possession
supposed to have been stolen $3.50 appearance
hpn1
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-22
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Joachim Kohn to N. Hawley. lot and I'M
provaments bounded by Pitt. Prytania. Berlin
and Napoleon Avenue. 3oxllo. $40.
Sheriff sale Succession OF J. Cusensr TO
Miss IL. Land feaHx ct ais q lot and Improve
ments. bounded by New Levee. GIrot, Com
meree and Notre Dame strsets. 1o2zlos s4loo.
A. d. Dotioo)uIt to P. Y. Paulmay. lot ana
Improvements, bounded by Barracks, H,s.
pttal. Johnson and Pfieur streets. aoxlol,, q lo'
bounded by Miro. Galyez, St. Anne ana Dn'
Geo, ". Lee TO Mrs u. r. Lee. a lot. etc. meas
urinR 50 feet front oa Philip street. between
Live Oak and Laurel streets. BY 200 ieet II
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-22
Fifth District Court.

Il, H. Noble Va James Uarrlgan.-D Defendant
Ia inspector 81 the Beef Market and laat cum
NOR caused tho arrest ri plaintiff Tor selling
dlseaeed meat. Plaintiff btouxh, II cjyi' action
against Mr.. Oarrigan 10, 5000 and Il jury trial
being had. Yesterday the ,u'y brought in q YER
dict IN favor II the DC fanuant. Thls verdict wos
encouragement to proceed in the dat, otlon OF
tllseAsed articles offered for sale In the mar ket.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-22

depth lot. etc. measuring rs fest front on
Philip, between the same streets, and 400 Test
deep, e7SpO.
Senior. base Ball Club and the Fred. Repel,
Junior Base Ball Club for tho sum OF eiO. The
Fred. Repels will have their strongest team on
the ground,
Tue celebrated Hop Bittera Clut and the
crack Wright nine play to-day on the Crescent
City Base Ball Park. A close game and capital
snort may be looked for.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-22
United States Circuit Court.

United States va. v. J. Uunlan.-Buit dis
mtasad.
Olot less ExoavatIng Com pany vs. p. LaumAnn
ct als.-Demurrer Ovsrrulel.
United States va Hmon Frazer ct ais. -Ruls
for n new trial dismissed
Mrs. ". aundesheimer VA. KutekeibO' ksr Life
Insurance Company Exceptions dismissed.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-22
THD COURTS.
Bupre1ne Court.

Supreme Court.
The motions to dismiss the appeals In tho
following caseH are fixed for
MONDAY, MARCH J. 1870.
No $3.50. Louisiana lee Company w. State Ma
tlona Bank appellant.
No. TIL. Felix ateeves Va. Boutte'a executors.
appella, tn.
No 7a0s Richard Devonshire va ]. II. A. 6au-
threaux. sheriff. and David Stewart appellants.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-22
Hecond Recorders Court.

Ohaa. Moody. o., charged by Aid MeDogouEh
with assault with intent to rob nrcn Robert
ii tnly, 81 the M bile road. was sent TO prison
without me benefit of bail.
Randall Ambrose charged with cutting and
woun1tng 0vlth intent to KILL WAS sent before
tho First District court on ~ Charge of wound
ing less than mayhem. with a bond Of $500.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-22

Ton different kinds OF three to Ave year old
ane pure California wines, at low prices. at
Miller Dielmann's. SO to 81 South Peters stleoes
corner Natehez Alley.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-22

pECAIGoMANyg In addition to his large
stock Of stationery and fancy articles Mr.. w.
e Seebold. No 1876 Canal street, has just re-
csiged a u,.gnifcent assortment OF Dscalco.
mamie. to which shs attention Of the ladies WIZ
no doubt be irresistibly drawn.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-22

WORTH sEE1sa.-It would be somewhat dill
fcuit feat to give In q necessarily restricted
space anything like description OF the very
fine assortment Of goods contained In the es-
tabllshment Of Messrs. K. 81. Adams Bro. seA
Magazine street. The windows. containing an
exquisite ass ortment Of cretonnes and an OK
fra fine selection Of parasois give with all their
beauty only faint inklirg OF the wealth OF
choice articles within. Parties purchasing
from this firm have never failed to receive the
fullest satisfaction
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-22

In addition 70 the above. we also desire 70
man OF the subcommittee on subscriptions.
from cotton factors brokers, buyers. pressmen
and others. made through Henry G. Hester.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-22

Total eubaorIptlon for tho week. A7e7p A.
Mr.. Hprter. from tho committee on confer
enee. read the following
Nu,y I'm, rAuu Fuhrunrv
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-22

SPECIAL ACT-Martin Lannes makes 1t his
special business to act On the square with all
who patronize him, He keeps only the best
and at moderate prices. II you want some 2. Q.
thing In the shape OF meats and vegetables tha ~
Won can enjoy 20 to Lannes' stalls. and %
MAGAZINE Market. r.s
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-18
IMPROVING BUSINESS PROSPECTS OF
THE SOUTH.
fOhican0 Trihune1

The South is advancing rapidly. Now that
soc and feel the necessity Of having proper Inn
plomonts to cultivate and improve their coun.
try: railroads and canals, to facilitate all COM
msf ciAl transactions: mills and factories. to
manufacture oil they can at home; schools and
colleges. that they can educate their children.
which will assist them Ii developing al their
resources Of industry. These ere sll coming.
perfection. The. South should excel In
successful agriculturistS. because they can
work the year round on their farms. and
stock does not need the care or shelter
that It has TO- have In the North. In
the central and southern localities they can
raise two crops a year-one aH q green crop TO
enrich the soil. SUCCESS awaits the Immigrant
lii proportion to his industrial and economical
habits. It was formerly an opinion that the
climate was bar to any extensive use Of white
labor. 1t has been fully tested and acknowl-
edged that labor in the open air is feasible 10
low, swampy and mnlarious localities. The
white labor Is increasing In the rural districts
every year. while negro labor ie decreasing. As
the negroes like to BE- together they prefer
working In towns and villages: consequently
the towns and villages are overstocked with
negro labor. and the laboring classes Of the
whites are flocking to the .country-so now
there are many localities where the work Ii
done wholly BY the whites.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-18
FINANCIAL.
[O,lr quotations Of foreign and domestic mar
kets are from the closing teieOrams.l
NEW ORLEANS oLEARINa-Ho


IhusJar C1earanoes. Balances.
This week. S7,g26, ,344 IS 4780, ,925 "a
Last week. :.......... l0.o7s0l6 70 69b. b.4sA 81
THE MONEY MARKET-Exhibits more ANNA
ton.
v cent: Al do as: collateral loans GOT: loans
on call ut tho banks soc y cent " annum. and
on the street -@b: Al mortgage 9; second grade
nominal.
NEW YoRK-Money rate 3 p cent.
LONDON Bank OF England rate y cent: Con-
soils 97s13.16.
PARIs-Rentee S2.4O.
STANDARDIZATION dollars rule at SO. trade
dollars 0lDg6; American halls and quarters
par. Bullion In London 80 lid: here. fne 81
AMrRrcAN 0oID-California 7@s = cent dis.
count; light weight N@par: muttlatedS y cent
FoREIoN CorNs In currency: Five-franc
pieces S00-c, twenty franc pieces % 75@-,
sovoreigus ~ 1904 S6. ten thaler pieces ~ 500
-, Spanish ucubOOns S16 $50. Patriot donb-
looms SIS $50. Mexican doubloons SIS $50.
Mexican twenty pesos pieces $40 36D1Y ~,
South American gold 00c y pesos. German
twenty marks 81 6004 Is.
STERLING Strong. Here commercial ,is AS<@
ls5. bank -@Assh.. bank countar rate -MAs7.
bankers 4s5k. bankers sight 4ssI at New York
commercial is 4s3h@AsA. bank As4A@As5.
Nv. bank 5.lsA: at NewlYork commercial 5.2l,s@
NEW York SIaHT-Stron9. Commercial 81 80
premium per $1,000. and bankers counter
checking rate q SO premium y $1,000.