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THE MONROE DOCTRINE.
A Strong Resolution Recommended TO the
House by the committes on Foreign Affairs.

A Strong Resolution .Rseommendsd to the
House by the comnittss on Foreign Affairs.
WAsHISeTos, February s.-The House
Committee on Foreign Affairs unanimously
adopted the report Of the subcommittee
with Hill, of Ohio, as Chairman, upon the
Grape resolution declaring the policy of the
United States in reference to an inter-oceanic
canal, and instructed him to report the same
with the substitute resolutions accompanying
to the House with a recommendation of
their adoption. The report reviews the en-
tire question, and concludes: ..,...E..
"Your committee, therefore,in affirmation
of the Monroe doctrine, believes Americans
must rule America, and that as notice to all
the world that the United States, cherishing
friendly spirit toward all nations, win adj
here to strict neutrality in all transatlantic
affairs and expect like non-intererence In
all American affairs, whether In the North
ern or Southern or Western Hemisphere,
and that we recommend adoption of the fol-
lowing resolution - &c aA 3
That establishment of any form Of protec-
torate by any enc Of the powers Of Europe
over any independent State on this Cont
nent, or introduction from any quarter OF
any scheme of policy which would carry
with II the right of any European power to
interfere with their concerns, or TO establish
IN any other manner their destiny, or the
transfer TO any such power by conquest, ces-
sion or acquisition in any other way of any
of those States or any portion thereof, is a
measure to which this government Is oppos-
ed, and which, should the attempt be made,
will be regarded and treated as dangerous to
our peace, prosperity and safety; that the
construction Of any public works connecting
the waters of the Atlantic and Pacific by any
European government or power, whether the
same be constructed at Panama or elsewhere,
would be in violation Of the spirit and letter
of the Monroe doctrine and could not be
sanctioned by the government of the United
across the Isthmus Of Panama, or elsewhere,
this government will insist 1t should not be
under control of any European government
or power; that It shall be free TO the COM
merce Of the world upon equal terms and
that no discrimination shall be made against
the United States In peace or war, and that
the President be requested to take the steps
necessary and proper for the abrogation of
any treaties whose terms are in conflict with
this declaration of principles.
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"His Name Leads all the Rest.

CHICAGO, Jan. 27.-The Times Nashville
special says: Senator Aben Jackson is man
OF. handsome and dignified appearance. He
is a son-in-law Of General w. G.. Harding,
owner of the Belle Mead stock farms. He
was born in Paris, Tennessee, in 1882, and
never held a political Office until elected
from Madison county to the present Legisla-
ture. He Is q lawyer of marked ability and
President of lar7e oil mill at Jackson. He
has been prominent in educational reforms,
and was highly complimented by leading
Southern statesmen for his efforts in behalf
of State credit. He Is man of great purity
of character and popular with both Demo-
Gratis and Republicans.
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Tn. Central Pacific Business.

NEW YORK, Jan. 27.-The Euening Post
says the decline in Central Pacific Is on &C
count of a rumor that the bond would not be
furnished, which rumor we are assured is un.
true as the amount ofthe February dividend
is S1,77S,265. The fact that the bond for
$4,000 is accepted by the Government in
dictates that the amount I'm dispute Is less
than the dividend and the fact that the lead
ing officers of the company are willing to
give their personal bond for $3.50, 900 shows
that they have confidence in the justice of
their position.
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vAnDERsiLrs GENEROSITY.
He Pay. the "rreigh. on the obelisf.

80 49, +
NEW York, Feb. THE Herald says
VIM. III. Vanderbilt gave his check TO Com.
modore Gorringe on Saturday for the total
cost Of the transfer of the Alexandria ODE
lisk from the banks of the Nile to the banks
Of the Hudson. There are several conjectures
as TO the amount, but as the commodore has
not demanded his cash, and declines to dis
close what he views rs Vanderbilt's business,
our curiosity is at sea. IL is known that
$4,000 was TO be paid for taking the mono
18th down In Alexandria and setting IL up In
this city, but 1t is said the transit of the
pedestal was not included, and that 1t cost
100000. Gorringe's work in Central Park
Is finished with the exception Of putting in
the two metallic dogs, that originally upheld
the obelsk These are in the hands of an
engraver, who will carve the date of the
transfer from Egypt to America. The COM
missioners of the park will make their own
plans for the future surroundings of the
obelsk. The huge stone is to be presented
to the city on the 22d, in the Metropolitan
Museum of Art, by Secretary Evars.
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Autobiography Note from Or. Holmes

Miss Maggie Barrett, apupil in one Of the
public schools, wrote letter to the poet
Holmes, apropos Of the Holmes celebration,
and received the following reply:
Boston, December Is, 1880.
My DEAR Miss AG6IE:-I thank you for
your pleasant letter. We poets do not al
ways make verses as easily as sliding down
hill, or "coasting," as eastern bred boys call
1t. So you will take a verse wrote long
ago, instead of new one, which will copy
for you on the next page.
~. Very truly your friend,
OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES.
& And If should live to be ra
The last leaf upon the tree rT"@
In the spring,
Let me smile as do now
At the old forsaken bough s..
Where cling
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Order to Show Cause.

In he Probate Court of tho County of Deer Lodge,
Territory OF Montana.
In the matter OF the estate of Hugh b. McCletry de-
deceased,
Thomas Ford, the administrator of the estate Of
Hn.h b. McCleery, deceas, d. having flied his ptitUu
herein Only verified praying Tor order sac OF he
whole or 20 mrch of the real OF -d deceased,
~ shall be necessary he PURPOSES set 10th In
said petition ~ il n, rerOre ordered by sid court
that all peTsOn- intercstcd In the estate of sad de-
ceased appear bene The said probat. G.urt Thurs
ay the 2ilh dav OF February A. y 1881 1T 10 Oc,O
a ~ at the court room Of said Probate tauTt IA tie
town and county Of Der Lodge,to - ow WHY
order should not he granted the said aGm traitor
10 se 70 much OF the real of the said deceased
at public auction a. shaI be necessary.
okREN EN- ERsoN, Cl'rk.
Dated Feb 2. 1881. 6OLIt
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Notice of Final Settlement.

In he Probate Court Of the county OF Deer Lodge,
Territory oi Montana, In the mater vi the estate
OF Florence Bentley. decea~ed.
Notice Is heieby given that Geo. w. Iryn H., the
administrator Of the estate of Florence Bentley,
ceased has rendered and presented for seith M },
and aled 10 said Court hi dual account OF hi admin
stratioh of said and thai saturday. the 26th
day of February, A d. 1881, being day of II term
OF SAID Court to.wi.--of the January term, A. ID.
lssi-at ten O'Clock m. at the Court room OF sa'd
CONT in the town and county aforesaid. have been
duly appointed by said Court ton the final account
and settlement and distribution OF slid estate ut
which time and place any person tUteTe ted Ia sait
estate miy app NJ aud die hir exceptions to the said
acconmi and cont 81 the -dme.
6u4- At . ORREN EMERSON, Clerk.
pafed January lG A ID ISSO
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SJiERIFFS SALE.

Geofrey Lavalle and Thomas LavalIe Plaintiffs, VI
John sloan. Defendant
To be sold nj Shcrifs sale the 18th day OF March
1881 VT IL o'clock m. In front Ut the sheris Office
III the town OF Butte. Deer Lodge county, NJ. r oil
the right title and interest that tn defendant Iohn
Sloan has or had the 18Th day Of November. 1879
In and the following described property situated In
Deer Lodge county. NJ. t.. to-wt-Lots Nos. one Il
two. III, three, I3l and four, IA In block numbered
seventy I70l In the town OF butte according 10 the
Official plat and survey thereof on de In the ONCE OF
the county Recorder Of said Deer Lodge comfy. n.
T., together with the dwelling house and oil improve
meHfn fhereun.
Dated ihis 9Th day Of February, A. q. 1881.
LOU r. SMITH Sheriff,
BY n. Dickcnson, Under-Shsrif. 6b It
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SIIE.RIFFS SALE.

Godfrey LavalIe and Thomas Lavalle Plaintiffs, VI
John sloan, Defendant.
To be cold al Sherils sale the nth day OF March
1881 1T II o'clock noon In front of the Sherifs Office
IN the town of Batts, Deer Lodge county, NJ. ~. oil
the right title and interest which the defendant John
Sloan has. had the 10th day Of May 1851, in and
TO the following described property situated In Deer
Lodge county. n. T.. to-wit Lots numbered two 2l
and three 3 In block numbered seventy I7o in Butte
CITY, in Deer Lodge county. Montana srenitory ac-
cordHg to the ocia plat oad survey thereof on
ile In the Office OF the county Recorder OF said Deer
Lodge countv, together with the building theron
used as a shop. and nil improvements thereon In
anywise Delongine.
Dated this 9th day Of February. A. 1891.
LOU.P. SMITH. Sheriff.
Nv N ufckenson Unde- sheriff GUt4t
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Alias Summons.

In the District Court Of the Second Judicial Disric
Of the Territory Montana, in and Tor the County
Of Deer Lodge.
Richard o. Hickman, Isaac GREENWOOD, Louis NJ
Cohen and Ferdinand Bahn Plaintiffs.
Hiram NJ. Fr eman. Defendant.
The people OF the Territory OF Montana send greet
ting to Hiram NJ. Freeman, Defendant.
You are hereby required to appear an action
brought against you by the above named plaintiffs, in
the District CouIt OF the second Jediia District oi
the Territory of Montana IN anG for the Codnty of
Deer Lodge and 10 answ or the complaint III there
In thin da,S lexcln-iye ut the day of seryicel
after the servce On yuu this Summons, II served
within This county; or, 1t servet OF this COUNT.
but In this District. within twenty days otherwis
within 40 days judgment by default viii be taken
against according 10 the prayer of sadc omplaint
The sald action Is brought recover of you tue
OF 81 10 10 and costs OF suit alleged to be due
and owing from you 10 plaintiffs balance on an
account for goods, wares aud merchandise sold and
delivered by plaintiffs TO yoa at lie ena NJ t. In the
year ID. 1880.
aud you hereby notified that If You fail to APP
Pear and laid complaint above required the
said paintihs will take a Judgment by default against
you, for the sum of 81, 729. 20 and costs Of suit
Given under my hand and the Seal OF the
District Court III the Second Judicial District
l. s. of the TER itary OF Montana, In and for the
county ot Deer 10 re, this I'd day of Februa-
ry In Ih' wear of onr Lord oIe thousand eight
hun rel and eigbtg. one
GRO. W IRWIN H.. Clerk.
THos. l.. NATION, E,Q., Plaintns' Attorney.
GOI 81
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Pennsylvania Senatorial Contest.

HARRISBURG, January 27.--A new candi-
date has appeared in the Senatorial. race in
the person of Thos. w. Phillips, who has
has known Garfield intimately for 20 years.
He is Campbellite, aud he and his brothers
constructed church at Newcastle costing
100000. He has been one Of the largest
oil producers i'm the State. He has been for
weeks working up boom which terminated
to-day In two votes. The Democrats will aid
Cameron In any movement looking to the
protracted struggle.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of George j. Hinton. deceased.
Notice il hereby given by the undersigned,
administrator of the estate of George j. Hin
ton, deceased to the creditors of and all pc r.
sons having claims against the said deceas-
ed to exhibit them with the necessary vouch-
ers within four months after the first publica-
ton of this notice to the said administrator at
the office of the undersigned, Deer Lodge
City, in the county of Deer Lodge.
GEO. w. IRWIN, H.,
Administrator of estate of said deceased
Dated Al Deer Lodge. Jan. z. 1881
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NOTICE. TO CREDIT Obs.
Estate of John Moore. deceased.

Estate Of John Moore, deceased.
Not.c Is hereby given by the Undersigned admins
the creditors of and all persons having claims
against the said deceased to exhibit them with the
necessary vouchers within four months after the first
publication Ut this notice to the said admnsi
at his Office In the town and county OF Deer Lodge.
GkORt,E W IRWIN. H..
Administrator OF the estate of said deceased.
Dated at Deer Lodge. NJ T Jan, 81, 1871 h03-5t
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MIR. Vanderbilt, of the New York Cen
trail Railroad, which will be benefited some
5000, 900 or "a, 600, 900 by the Worlds Fair
at Inwood, has subscribed only $250.000, and
that provided 100000 are subscribed by
other parties. The New Workers expected
that Vanderbilt and his road together would
give $1,000,000, and there is much disap-
pointmeut at his action, u..r -a.
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European ana American Exchange.

European and American Exchange.
NEW YORK. Feb. Sat the animal meet
Ing Of the European and American Exchange
Jos. q. Hawley was reelected President and
Henry +. Gillig, Manager. HOO banks and
bankers, over three hotels and all leading
railways act in cooperation with the Ameri-
can Exchange.
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FOR SALE.

Wishing to engage in other husI-
offer all my property In Blacki0ot City and Deer
Lodge county for cash. cheap consisting OF smd j,
clcan stock Of staple merchandise old stock -
three store houser Main street -.aSle granay
and barn, one dwelling house and tui niture comp ie,
enclosed In lot 250X feet garHe, out nUuses, good
well water all IN rfect order four horscs two way
oDs, one sleigh. Concord harness md saddles. one
Perker and one Greener gun, one pure loUd Gordon
set or dog five years oid-also all my mining interest
In Deer Lodge county. This is opportunity for
any one with small capital b. engage IN paying busi-
ness that has been established iftccn years.
&. G. BlRDSEYE.
Blackfoot City Mont. Feb. !, 1851. 6O4
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PROPOSALS FOR FLOUR.
OFFICE PURCHASING AND DEPoT G. 3.
uutuN. A ~ E.h 1891

OFFICE PURCHASING AM DgPoT c. 8.
HELENA, N. T., Feb. l, 1881.
CEALED PROPOSALS. ~ duolicate subject TO the
- usual conditions will be received at Helena, NJ
It either of the posts named for the supply re-
CURED at such post until 12 O'Clock noon Thurs
day. March Isl. which time and places they will
be opened In the presence of bidders for furnishing to
the Subsistence Department, U. =. army. lU7 900
pound- OF tresh ground xxx spring wheat -four, made
from No wheat-in double sacks-with the excep-
ton that the amounts required for Forts Ellis and
Missoua shall be In single sacks, delivered at the
posts named below ON before the Both day of April
fall. y;.
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Blank proposals d printed crcul RS giving de-
tailed information Ms 70 TO the manner of bidding,
conditions to be observed BY bidders, etc may be oh
taned on sppFcation ~ the undersigned, or to the
A. A. q. ,. at either OF the posts named
Envelopes containing proposals should be marked
Proposals. TOR Flour ut Fort - and addressed 10
the unaersig ned to the A. A O. ). a. the post bid
for. s. .#.-
The United States reserves the right TO reject any
OF all proposals. j. + WESTON.
GRAFT Captain and q :.
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General Golf, the newly-appointed Sec
rotary of the Navy, is 43 years old, but looks
younger, and ranks as an excellent lawyer of
higbly-cultured manners.
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FOR SALE.

ANGOR1 AND DAIRY GO4IS
I have on my rancho at Warm Spring Station about
Seventy Angora and Dairs Goats which circumstances
now Undue. To ofer for sale. They are fne ami
mnls and will he sold In numbers TO SUIT purchas-
ers at very reasonable prices 4. GIRARD,
60i-tf Warm Springs. NJ. T
Daily Republican., 1881-03-25
A se,rhon Revolt In vtrriniv.

WARRINGTON, March 23.--An excep,
tionally we'll informed gentleman, W hi
has recently visited Virginia, and who
has been acquainted with the politics
Of that State, says that Senator Mahon,
is receiving the support of many white
men who had heretofore acted with tht
Bourbon Democrats. In one county,
where all the whites have been Bour'
bon Democrats, many have changed
their views since Mr.. Mshone's action
in the Senate, and are heartily approx.
ing his course. He adds that many Of
the youug men Of Virginia who are
tired Of the old Democracy will now
come to Malone, not besAufs he IL a
Read uster, but secause he represents
a revolt against the dwellers in the
graveyard of politics, and is in favor OF
free vote, fair count and impartial
treatment of white and colored.
He also says that before Mahone's
election the negroes Of Southern Vir-
ginia had cent agents to Kansas and
Indiana, and were contemplating emf
grafton, because the laws Disseminated
against them. Now they are better
cpntented.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-25
ssaxssIFraAL

ChERIrf'S AXE BY virtue ot 4 writ
- Of Leyaxi Faslas 70 me directed, Will be
exposed to public sale at the Hotel OF sam
usl Peacock, in Middietown, In st. QeOrxes
Hd New Castle County, BEL, on
TUESDAY, tho 18th day OF March, 1881,
at2.SO O'Clock, pm,
The following described Real Estate, viz
All that certain tract or lot Of land situa Q,
lying ana being 10 the village OF Port Penn,
la st. Georges Hd., New Castle County and
State OF Delaware, bounded and described
~ follows, to Wit: Beginning at the north
east corner OF Market street. and running
thence by The same north ;3A degrees West
5Oh tCet 0 Il e5rler OF o lot now Of Thomas
Olssver's tate, thence by said estate and
north I64 degrees east 3T5 feet to O line for.
merly Of William Cleaver now OF tho said
Thomas Ciea7 r, thence south 7SI degrees
east u feet 10 lot now OF Thos. Cleaver.
thence Dy said LOT snuth leL degrees west
SI5 feet to the place ol bnginn ing, containing
about TS p'rlhes ne the same more or less.
Also Ri that certain piece or parcel OF
land situate and living In the village OF Port
Penn, In st. t+eovges Id, New CASTLE Go
state Of Della ware, fronting on Marxet ST.,
and now bounded 6y ianis OF Hugh tlem'
ing. deceased. and which Is moro fully set
iortn In a deed to Hugh Fleming from Ja N es
McNulleD and Mary McMullen his wife
dareG the 18th day Of January, lsil, BOOK
q, Vol. 3, p3Ee 10. Se.
Selzad and taken in eXe"u Ion "a the prop
erty OF ArchIr aid freeman and Jane Free
man. his wife, and william Il, Fleming and
sadie Fleming. HraGev LOnG and ChHilos
". LOnS Margaret I.ockman and Alex
Lo1S nlaE rs, and to ho -Oil by
PHILIP X. CLARK, sheriff.
SHEGiFY LFEIUs, Wilmington, March 3,
1881. mArl1
Daily Republican., 1881-03-25
Funny say RS.

A child in small Baravian village
WAS being cAtechised by a priest, ana
asked how many things ara necessary
in q servics OF bsptism, he promptly
replied, Three, father" "Ah, you
stu pid," rs,orted the holy man, "a
thought every body knew that only twc
are absolutely necessary, frat water
and second the Bible. Now, young s,r
won't you tell me what are the thteei'
The boy looked up with bland smile
and answered, my father. the three
are frst, water; second, thu Bible, and
third a baby"
The German pspers tells this story
in connection with Baron RothcL ld's
death:
"a. meets B.. weeping and sobbine
aloud. Says A., Why do you weep :
Because, says B, sif his hear
would break, because be ia dead-tht
powerful, rich saron.'
But replied A., why do yo1 cry
so muchi he was no relative OF your.!
That's iust what am crying about,
how led B., more affected than ever.
A Bob hemiau OF the first water wal
( recently ,urnsd out OF his lodgings apc
installed in a miserable little room
absolutely without furniture. He lie
3 friend and said to him
LEND me cheirH"
"What for'" was tho answer.
"My dear sir, should bs so Asham
ed if burglars should come into ny
room."
"But l pass" said a minister recent
| ly in discussing ous theme Of his sub
jeot to take up another. "Then
make it spades" yelled man from
the gallery, wDo was dreaming tn,
happy hours away in an imaginary
game OF euchre. 1t Ia needless to say
that he weat out on the next deal, as
sisted by one Of the desoons.
A boy who had charge Of a very
stu bborn donkey WAS one day beating
II numerically because it would MOI
20 when the minister Of the parish
coming up, censured him for his cruel
ty. The boy resented the interference
andlexclaimed, ''I'm sure you needn't
care; it's none o. Jour congregation. "
Daily Republican., 1881-03-25
REGIS CER's ORDERS.
ID EGISTERS ORDER
REGISTERS uFPIOE,


NEW UAs1LE COUNTY. March 2, 1881.
Upon the application Of Edwsrd A. Nc
Farlln, Executor OF JIM. II. McFaIlin, late Of
New Castle lid. In said county dec 1t Is OF.
dered and directed by the Register that the
Executor aforesaid give notice Of granting
Of Letters Testamentlry upon the estate Of
the deceased with the date OF granting thereof,
by causing advertisements " be posted within
t0rty days from the date of such Isetters in
six Of the most public places OF the county Of
New Castle, requiring all persons having de-
man1s against the estate TO present the same
or abide fy an Act OF Assembly in such case
made and provided; and alss cause the same,
" be inserted within the same period in the
DELAWARE REPUBLICAN,, q newspaper pub.
iished 10 wilmington, and 10 be continued
therein three weeks 10 odl
80, Given under the hand and Seal Of
L.s. Ottce Of the Register Aforesaid al
~ Wilmington, in New Castle county
Aforesaid, the day and year above written
y. q. BI nos, Register.
NoTICs-All persons having claims aKains,
tho estate ot the deceased must present the
same, duly attested TO the Executor, on or
before March 1852. or abide the Act oi Az
3omply In sucn case made ana previden.
10 WARD a. MCFA RLlN,
Executor.
Address-R RIdlevvti'e, Della. Co Pa, Of
Chas. h. Lore, Attorney, iOl Market street
Wilmt ogton. Del. mars