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CORRESPONDENCE.
TIGER BEND, LA.,l
June 18, 81, {

!. 0Sn OEnD, LA.,}
20 20 June lS, 81.
e Editor Democrat
It l write you few notes from thi,
= hourishing point for the columns o,
the Democrat" which is always q
n most welcome visitor at this place.
. Crop prospects were never better
!, IMAM at present. particularly corn
ana cotton. There are seven hmm.
, dred acres In cultivation on the ii.
ger Bend plantation this season. I'm.
der the charge Of its present mana
ger, Capt. A. NJ. Haas.
Inc Morgan railroad is pushing
up this way With rush from Waah.
'ngson. By the last Of August we
expect the cars to be running to this
point, placing us In daily communi.
cation With New Orleans. Captain
A. NJ. Hans has given to the Nor
gan railroad fifteen acres of land for
the use of that Company. Outside
OF this Captain Haas will lay on, a
town plat, and proceed to sell lots to
toose who wish to purchase and helm
build up the place. This point is
about midway between
washington and Alexandria, and in \
'ne of the very richest sections If
'he State. Captain Haas offers rare
a, Inducements to those seeking homes, I
inc Industrious working class will l
IND it to their advantage to commu. G
'cats with Capt. H., and particular.
y those outside of the State, who fu
ontemplate emigrating to new sec. -
ons of the United States. Here ,et,E
'e say that none but Industrious "
hite men need conceive have now
% many loafers. What we want 10 -
'oo' en'erprisiag farmers, men who NJ
III take lively interest in our
untry, and help to build it up. and
axe all of it that it should be.-IT
g want school houses and church ~,
and in order to get these We must
We the right sort of peon,e-no
ones wanted-in fact, nothing but
mers can prosper at present, To
'se We address our letter. We and A.
TX for the interest Of our good old n nou
IT, e, that should be the graudest in on
oO'on. 10 make it so let every ''0e
q go to work, and show TO the D.,
ia what we are, and what We -
e, and what we intend to do to
ID up the country. This is for F,oo
business man, mechanic and
king man to look to.
his will suffice for the present. M
a a promise to write you again Of =,
'siy' Yours, ETC.,
j. O. S.
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NOTICE.

TIVE Building OF. A wt,. nm .
-. ). sns upper Town Landing, viii ha a.
ous 20 s sns lowest and best bidder. Plan
n o.; Spec'neatlons to be seen at nv of,ica a
bids. .Ss sTnn any and all
June Is e'nEWo, JR,
Mayor.
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W 47cHEs, Clocks and Jewelrv
g - eo by experienced workmen.
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Liver REGULATOR !
$50 FOR ALL
Bilious Diseases or Disorders
Arising from Tor
pidity Of
Y II u LIVM r
SYMPTOMS REQUIRING AID FROM
SOUTHERN
Liver Reo.uIator.

Inc general feeling of q person tronb,ea
S M.'a torpldity Of che Liver is q sense 1 of
;nt! and inability to attend tend ~ r.,
duties; bad taste in the month , na;.l =! 70
sne back or shoulders, sour stomach
nao't1al costiveness, head feei;n1 se,
become .oe,.nS neavy and dull and often
and drynss sso ~ rest r;astlessness at night,
Of The :n moss OF SKIN; in fact almost ali
triS Sne more 4a o9mmoa diseases may be at
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1T was very wicked in Foxhall
70 run on Sunday, but, iuasmuch as
40 won, the matter will be- over
looked.--[Henry Ward Beecher.
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1"ss IS t :s, only LOTTERY ever poted on and
endorsed by the people Of '''N
any State.
Louisiana State lottervco
u

Incorporated in 1863 for Is year. hv s..
legislature f9r Educatianal ana MAJ cb ~ sne
PIE porposes-with Capitol Of Al oo0 1 ma,
mn !, which reserved fund of over xaSO
w u.p. mas since been added. By An ors,
=, mneimlng popular vote its franchise ,.as
!. aaoe part Of the present State rons.; Was
ZION adopted December 2, A. b. 1879 ''''u
Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1881-12-10

Parties finding stock in any of the
brands advertised in this paper will
confer q favor by informing the own-
er by letter or postal card.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-09

The People of the State OF California,
plaintiff, VS. Eugene Nj. Casey, defend
ant.
Action brought in the Superior Court
of the state of California, in and for the
county OF Los Angeles, and the COM
plant filed in said county of Los Ange.
les, in the office of the Clerk OF said Su-
perior Court.
send greeting 10 Eugene M. Casey, the
of purchase No. 6i42, of the following de.
serlbed State land: Location No. 1921, N
u Sec IS, L s N, II l5 w, $ B NJ, contain-
ing 800 acres, situated IN Los Angeles
county, California, defendant.
You are hereby required to appear in
an action brought against you by the
above named plaintiff in the Superior
Court Of the State OF California, In and
swer the plant filed therein, within
ten days (exclusive ofthe day of service)
after the service on you OF this summon
II served within this county; or, II
Judgment by default will be taken
against you according to the prayer OF
said complaint.
The said action is brought to obtain a
decree OF this Court for the foreclosure of
a certain certificate of purchase No. 9442
described in the said complaint and ex-
ecut ed by the said plaintiff to the said
defendant on the 18Th day of December,
A ID 1870, fOreclOS1ng all OF deIendanpS IN
terest in and TO the following described
land. to wit! N y Sec Is. 8 N. 10 ",
8 3 NJ, containing 800 acres, situated in
Los Angeles county, State of California
| TO cancel and annul the SAID certificate
of purchases; that plaintiff may have
| Judgment and execution against said de-
| fendant for the costs of suit, including
| $40 compensation of the District Attor.
| ney and 81 7O-lO0 costs of pu blicatIon, an i
| for such other and further relief aH
| seems meet and agr eeable to equity; and
also that the defendant, and all persons
| clai ming by, through h or under him, may
| be barred aud foreclosed of all right, IT,
| tie, claim. lien, equity of redemption
| and interest in and to said premises and
| certificate, and for other and further re-
| lief.
Reference is had to complaint for par.
| ticulars.
And you are hereby notified that II you
fall to appear and answer the said com
plant, as above required, the said plain
| tiff will apply to the Court for the reliel
| demanded in the said complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal o.
! the Superior Court of the State of Call
| fornia, in and for the county OF Los An
| geles, this oath day of Decem ber, in the
year of our Lord one thousand eight hun
dred and eighty.
BY A. NORTON, Deputy.
THOS. B. BROWN, District Attorney.
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A Grand Reputation.

Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure has reached reputation that
is not limited by the confines OF
section or country. There are no
injurious substances nor false and
temporary stimulants in the pre-.
paration. It is purely vegetable
and compounded under formula
that has passed severe tests and
won endorsements from some OF
the highest medical talent in the
country.--N Y. World.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-09

Whole Tickets, s2 Half Tickets, 81.
n Tickets, $50. IS Tickets, $40.
Remit Money or Bank Draft in Letter
or send by Ex press, Don't send by reg.
istered letter or Postofiice order. Orders
of S5 and upward, by Express, can be
sent at our expense. Address all orders
to
II. NJ. BOARDMAN.
COurier-Journal building, Louisville, KY,
or L. ]. COMMERFORD, 2l3 Broadway
New York. n6-d6w
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NOTICE..

Application will be made to the Mayo,
aud Councll of the city OF Los Angeles on
saturday, March y, 1881, for two quit.
claim deeds, viz:
Flrst--For a quit-claim deed to Jesus
Villanueva OF that real property in the
city OF Los Angeles. county Of Los Ange-
les, State OF California. described as iol-
lows: Lots No. Is and 10, In block 2, OF
the Beaudry Tract, as per map thereof
recorded in book l, pages 40l-iO2, of Mis-
cellaneOus Records, said lot being at
southeast corner of Second and ChFrlty
streets.
Second-For n quit claim deed to Sarah
Ada Brown of that real property in tn q
city OF Los Angeles, county OF Los Ange-
les, state of California, described as fol-
lows: Lot No 10 and the north half of
lot Is, in block 2 OF the beaudry Tract, as
per map recorde d as aforesaid.
Reference is made to the petitions,
maps and abstracts of titls relating 6
thereto, now on file in the Office of the
undersigned, with VIII ON any objections,
If any there be, to the granting of such
deeds. must ne flied before said pc tito S
are presented to said Council.
W. W. ROBINSON,
CLERK of Council.
Los Angeles. Cal March 7th. 1881. I'll
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NOTICE..

At the request of many ladies and gen.
tlemen, the SOIREES of the Elite Dane.
ing Academy will hereafter be given on
Saturday evenings, commencing at eigh l.
o'clock. Invitations must be procured
from the pupils or pioprietors of the
Academy. fr20 lw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-09

So WINES, LIQUORS, BEER, ALE
and CIGARS OF the best brands.
r1 LU HES of all Kinds supplied
on short notice. fel2tf
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PRHl1n IN 3 sssv.

LONDON, March 7th. - In the
House of Commons Gladstone con-
firmed the report of the conclusion
of an armistice with the Beers un-
til the 14th instant, in order tu
give time for reply from Paul
Kruger to General Colley's and
subsequent communications, made
with view to the peaceful settle.
ment Of affairs.
Arnold (Liberal) gave notice of Il
vote of confidence in the Ministry,
as an amendment to Stanhope'-
resolution.
Irish L-nHrrs 3. DssEer.
LONDON, March IA Iimes's
Dublin correspondent has reason Ia
believe that the Government will
| not ecrupIe to arrest the leaders oi
the egitation rs well as tho non
entities.
Brennan, Secretary OF the Land
League, has arrived at Dublin.
Grsrs Loss Of Life.
LONDON, March THE snow
storm in Scotland has now abated,
but 1t will be some days before
railroad communications are re
stored. Aboutnine vessels were lost
on the Aberdee nshire c0nst, and one
hundred persons were lost. The
ship Ben Rhydding, from Calcutta
to Dundee, was wrecked near Aber.
deem, and thirty persons were
drowned. Two or three small yes.
sells were lost, with all bands on
board, on the coast of Northumber.
land.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-09
Summons,

In the Superior Court of the State OF
California, in and for the county OF
Los Angeles,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-09

Well of excellent water, barn and wagon
sheds; ~ acres fenced for garden, with
200 apple ana peach trees, nearly all
bearing. and no bearing grape vines; q
horne, harness and nov. eprtng wagon,
f. s1id; a 61Spd bsees honey extractor
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-09
a BONANZA,


House of seven rooms, closet
in every room, woodhouse and servants
romm, bath, hot and cold water; GO bear.
ing orange and lemon trees; 2 acres Of
land, fronting $50 feet on Downey avenue,
street all graded and sidewalked; on line
Of street cars. Price. $500.
16 Acres opposite above lot 4;
400 bearing orange, lemon, lime and other
trees; large barn, room for ten horses; loft
room for so tons Of hay, carriage house
and harnes. room; street all Graded and
curbed; on Downey avenue, East Los An.
geles. on line Of street cars. Price, all
cash, S4.t00.
1000 Acres Of land. ell
| fenced, houses, barns. orange orchards
etc.,. at end Of Hast Los Angele. street ca
| track; 50 acree Of II txrigable. Proc,
S20, 100, oue-han cash, balance q tins'
SsaRIsss, 1nR'SIs e q 4 to thIff;xSr 5 iSStSyf1. 4
g, nain elReot. ~
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4os Aa9slea Aerald.

ii.had every morning except Mon-
day,
BY
.itJss &t'iI ID. l. LYNCff.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-09
Ven. zHeIa In lreu0It ,

PARIS, March 7.-The Govern.
ment hss resolved to recall! the
French representatives in Vene-
zuela, in consequence of the twenty
ye ,rs' bad faith to French creditors
by the Government of that country.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-09
Farm for Sale.

65 ACRES OF LAND,
Three and one.half miles above Sepul
veda station, on old San Fernando road
A GOOD HOUSE,
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ODesaebvss' 0sFik" ".

0PnINaTIELD. ILL.,, March IA
spooial Gays There will doubtless be
8 oosious strike 10 the rolling mille
fG-dI99, - the go employts' CON.
sss''s re ssSsss ~
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fssMs FOR DAILY herald:

Ter annum. by natl or resh....'.....""Sr,
SIX months I" s,..."..''... .
three montba " ............. .
delivered by carriers, per wees...'.2h ceh'S
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OSANaELES WEEKLY HERALD

ispub.ished every Saturday rnoruing.
TERMS.
enc yea. by mall or express, QUE cupy..ssgo
Six months, 81 &C &c
rhrao eel W
Advertisements Inserted ut reasonable
rates.
All Kinds Of JOb.WOrk done 20
Com poto with Hap FrAnCl8cO In
Prieo style, and Elogmnce O1 WORks
man0h1D.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-09

MOJAvE. March S.-Los Angeles
IF A Sheeiing, G A Mahony,
Judge Sepulveda, A M Greenwood,
w 8 Allen, Fred A Clark and wife,
A II MartsI, Thurlow McMullen,
Geo Barnham, f A Hayes, W
Richardson, A Lenoir, w B Hunt,
P Keap, Simon Carr.
San Fernando-M J Sheerham.
Soledad-C Hsllett.
Aforementioned FullihAn and
comrade, w T Daniels.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-09

apply TO
II. .MCLELLAN,'
Local Agent, Office, No. 68} Main
street, over the Commercial Bank,
Los Angel 9.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.
knights q Pyihlns.

n:.!: .s'xs !..;y tasS..ssE i
2 o'clock, q ths 0a1llT
n good standing a. are vordis5fv
I. A. DUN61f00x. U
|. @. r. MILws. X. Of r. 8 y - 49,
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der Republican feelings bvroto.~.
what the stalwar,s said and ,i;i
! Palmy days Of war and reco u,S n i.
The doctrines OF keiferanI ps Fuetie
the doctrines which are srnno ''y1vsoas.
triumphcd in the recent tP sJaa.: 'ohssc :
though we heard exactly tho ,' o'
kind OF doctrines from the e las oP ;:
points in Cooper Institute Or fro' 's>
versatile Conkling in Indian, T I'oa t.
tendency among Republicans j.; i" ',!s
centrallze power. And it is s''a d
noteworthy that this mon>.ron, ~ 'e'!
sion that the President o; y ,bs t Nta.
has the sole right to count 1be 'e s5a
for President, 4 pretensjon VIC "'i,: '''e
1871 was abandoned by every I Ra,n,I
can lawyer of standing in the S Ser''''
the intellectual giants ofthe Ty Sse'asa
the like, should be revived in th o'm ~
during the first days of tho ~ sa '1sHs
when nothing is practically at ,t sts,''a
there is no fear Of a disputed e's.,;'
1t ought to be the business Of tho 1 ~
cratic majority in the House f. sa Dta
the Senate proposition now brsn ,e ' q
House shall become a law. y;.n s :. u
dent Arthur is not the judjc. -, 'e.
politician whom the country en- A.; ~
to have as 4 President make !" " ,s
N. 7. World. u" ny
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Republicans and the Constitution.

The dOgmas of the stalwart faith be-
gin to multiply. In addition to those
enunciated by President Hayes and
Acknowledgement Devens. there have
followed promalgations of several other
articles OF the progressive Republican
creed. These confessions of faith were
elected by the debate which ensued
upon an ordinary motion of Mr.. Bick
nell, of Indiana, that the House consider
as privileged question the Senate res
olu'ion relative to counting the Flee
toral vote. This seemed to have
aroused the anger of General Joseph
Warren Keller, the member from the
Fourth District of Ohio, for he imme-
djate]y denied that the subject-mat:cr
constituted privileged question. In
this he was reinforced by ex->cc:ctarv
Robson. who produced Il Republican
copy OF the Constitution. This refer
cnce refreshed and stimulated Repre-
sentative Lapham. of Ca,Mndawua. who
soberIy announced: eff the Vice
President declares that y pres.I is
cec'cl. he is elected Mr.. Spr,ng cr
lhrn vcntured the supp)si,ion:
What il Vice-president Shall
declare 4 President to be elected
who was not choscn?' which
caused Representative ',a,>ham to airiIy
DECLARE that contingency to be impossi-
bic. But when Mr.. Smn.cr, taking
issue with the proposition that anything
was impossible in Republican iegi,Ia.
ton, quoted the joint rule OF an old
Congress preparatory to the election OF
1903, MI. Robc>on was -ood cN9H IN to
makc serious and valuable contribu-
ton to political history by rcnGrrking
that under the pressure Of the warand
the reconstruction that followed. the
Republican party hal made u good deal
Of false legislation. They had been
weak an,' prccipitatc in many of their
actions aud were suffering from it to-
day"
Speaker Randall then argued the
question OF privilege and cited til: ac-
ton OF a Republican, Senate. BY q vote |
Of live TO one. that lis President had no
power to count the vote. Upon Il de- !
mand for the previous question the Re- !
publicans declined to vote aud lett the !
House.
So early an exhibition of il!-.empe@
from the stalwalls must be accented as |
evidence that they ere inpatient for the
fruits of victory, and are chatting. as
Hayes in his message cAaieI. for the
meeting of q House which s!s..i. not
have so many Democrats to rrit.,ie ten
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Foreign Hair.

SEVERAL tons of hair are annually
exported from France to England AMI
Germany. The most luNur.ant heads
OF hair in France are to be found anon,
the peasant women OF Normandy. brit
tany yields plentiful crops. but of
coarse quality and lacking in lustcr.
Limoges and its neigkAornuoI are pro.
ductise OF exceptionally long and :. 10 .sv
black hair. Throughout the north Of
France dull hues characterize the
growths, a fact which the dealers at.
tribute to the influence OF the sea air
upon the human hair, which, in inland
mountainous districts, is generally
found to be dark and bright in color,
and to grow with great rapi,|ity to ab-
normal length and weight. The French
ha!r'deaIer's chief customer is Amer
lea, whittier is ANNUALLY exported as
much OF the commodity in question as
IS sent to Great Britain and Germany
together. ....-.......
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protective and enabling, both "a to the ship

protective and enabling. both "a to the ship
ping and commercial interests OF France.
Aside from the appropriations for improving
or providing highways OF commerce, public
sentiment in the United States has always re-
ga,ded with disfavor direct grants from the
Treasury In aid of particular industrial or
commercial interests, except for the purpose
of taking the initiative in industries promising
large public benefits in development, or for
the purpose Of promoting enterprises directly
conducive to the Nations safety or conserve
tive Of the National honor TO what extent
the merchant marine Of the United States pre-
scnts claims OF this character is IL gu, stion to
be determined by the legislative branch of
the Government The situation of the Amer.
lean merchant marine Is peculiar. SO far as it
relates to the possibility Of adopting diScr1m-
mating and protective measures which
III their practical operation Shall prove to be
beneficial. In so far as relates to industries
other than the building of ships and their en-
pfoyment in our commerce with foreign coun-
tries, foreign competition may be regulated
or absolutely shut out through the adjustment
of duties upon imports. This discretionary
power Is ample, and may always be exercised
with the respective branch of our merchant
marine which is engaged in foreign commerce.
The Government Of the United States has not
exclusive power of determining the proper
ton OF American shipping which shall be en-
ployed in our trade with any particular for
eign country. 1t is highly important, howev-
or, that the Government of the United States
should accord as great advantages to Amcri-
can ships, when engaged in commerce with
foreign nations, Us are accorded by the Gov.
crlmentS of those nations to their own ships
when engaged in commerce with the United
States.
"Ihe question Of restoring the American
merchant marine is undoubtedly a difficult
one. Nevertheless, the apparent difficulties in
the case should be all incentive t. Il thorough
investigation OF the whole subject, in all its
behring's, and to the adoption Of all practicable
measures which may tend toward securing the
desired result. Tho abundance and superori-
ty OF the natural agencies and the force in this
country essential to success in shpbnjlling
and navigation afford a ground for the belief
that prosperity will at some future time dawn
upon the maritime interest OF the United
States. Reference is here had especially to
our vast resources Of coal ana iruil and the
extent to which inventive genius has, in the
manufacture OF iron aud in the construction
OK ships, substituted mechanical power for
human labor. The approximation of the rate
OF interest on money in the United States to
the rates which prevail in the countries of Eu-
rope and the rapid accumulation Of surplus
capital in this country are also circumstances
which tend strongly toward turning capital to
investment in ship property
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PERSONAL AND poLIrrcA1.

GENERAL GRANT visited Washington
onthe lsth, to remain few days. A dele
cation OF the "Boys In Blue''i escorted him
rom the railway station to the residence of
General Beaie, who entertained him during
hh stay N the city. 81 e p sl'1 =
TIE Ein Of Mrs. Maggie Embry, pro.
Dated u Elkton, Ky., leaves 100000 10 Van,
derbilt Uniyersity At Nashville, Tenn.
AR. Levi PE1TIs0NE, Of st. Iouis.
celebrated bis onehaBdlsdth birthday q, the
l'.h ef December. he WIS born In Liteh-
held Comfy, Conn. g's Il q
AcALl has been issued BY the Repub.
iicaa Uaicn leoisred) Of Missouri for 4 IA.
tfoud ConYestton 10 meet at Washington !,
Dc, on the aIof March next, to further
the politicalahA social advancement Of tho
colored race. g,ts. 90 = -.
~ direction Of the President, an order
~ ban Issued assigning Gen. Howard, 70
- ensland = the Department Of West
falles Ger, Assr 10 the Department a.
1exas; osl Hsay !. Hunt (tenDor.rt,,l