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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-09-18
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Has given each az opportunity osshow-
ing-ns ii is much to be hoped may
never sccu: agai,s-how the citizens Of
chat city at least regard the different
machines claiming public attention.
II is stated in the Report Of The SPE-
CIAL RELIEF COMMITTEE, as pub
lishsd in the Chicago Tribune, March
9th,) that tho .yhole number Of Sewing
Machines for which orders have beef,
issued 10 the date Of this report is 1914,
or which the Committee have paid the
snEs OF 81 ,43O SO. The aumber sup
Nlie!. by each company is as fellows
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We are authorized to announe0
C.. 2. DRANGUET,

Of Natchitocies, .. g candidate for
District Attorney Of tho Ninth Judicial
District, subject to nomination by tbs
Literal Party.
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We are authorized to announce

of Rap:des, as an independent candi-'
date for the office of Parish Judge of
Rapidos Parish.
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isustea the kind Of machine desired
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-17
Edwin Forrcsf,a WIZ.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec IL.
The will of Edwin Forrest is dated April ),
1866, and contains provisions for his sisters,
which become imperative by their death. 1t
appoints as trustees, James Oakes of u ston,
James Samson of New York and Daniel
Dougherty of Philadelphia 1t directs that
the sale of all of his prosperity except Spring
Brook in Philadelphia, which he fixed as To-
cation for the edwin Forrest Home" which
institution shall be for the support and main
tenance of actors and actresses decayed by age
and disabled by nfirmities, who, if natives of
the United States, shall have served at least
five years in the theatrical profession, and II of
foreign birth shall have served in that profess
sion ten years, whereof three years next previ-
Gus to application for admission into the Home,
shall have been spent in the United States;
and who shall in all times comply with the
laws and regulations of the Home, otherwise
be discharged by the managers, whose decision
shall be final.
The number of inmates shall never exceed
the annual net of rent and revenue of the in
stitution and after the number of inmates shall
exceed twelve others to be admitted shall be
such only as shall receive the approval of the
majority of the inmates as we'll as managers.
The will also provides for the election of a
Board of Managers, how vacancies shall be fill
ed and how the institution shall be managed.
The purposes of the ''Home" are intended to
be partly educational and self sustaining as
well as eIeemosynaTy.
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-17
MINOR TELEGRAMs.

Washington despatchs states that it is doubt
full if the Senate confirms the appointment of
ex-Mayor Berrett as District Police Commits
sioner, he having been such prominent rebel
during the war
Phillip Arnold Of Louisville, KY, in long
defence states that he had nothing to do with
William Lent in the recent diamond mine
syindles, and denies that he ever sailed the
alleged mines
The Supreme Court of Kennebec coulltyead-
journed Monday after session of ten weeks
during which % civil cases have been tried
The Fifth Avenue fire Investigation was con-
tiDuad yesterday. The testimony went t.
prove that the girls were suffocated, not burned
to DEATH
The U. s. revenue officers successfully raided
an illicit distillery yesterday in New York.
Judge Boardman of Ithica, is the judge
that will try Stokes, the murderer. The trial
begins Wednesday,
Beardmore's tannery in Acton, Canada, was
burned Sunday night. Loss $4,000.
Two negroes fatally beat an italian grocery
man and his wife Saturday night in Memphis,
robbed their house and escaped.
VIM. johnson, protesting to belong in New
Brunswick, lis in custody at Manchester, charged
with passing $50 counterfeit bills on the New
York City National Bank.
A commissioner was engaged Saturday in
Montreal, hearing the argument in the Foster
extradition case. No decision was reached.
Snow commenced falling in New York at one
o'clock yesterday afternoon.
Jay Gould's Bank is attempting to compel
Controller Green to pay S267 900, which it al
leges that it advanced to build the New York
court house.
Edwin Forests funeral took place in Phia-
delphia yesterday.
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into the Portland
City AHalrs.
ght o'clock last
ound was thickly

IN BOARD OF MAYOR AND ALDERMEN.
A special meeting of the Board of Aldermen
was held yesterday evening for the purpose of
granting hearing in the cases of sewer assess
ments.
Messrs. Benjamin NJ jackson, Eben Crane
and Joshua E. Jencks were drawn as traverse
Jurors to the January term of the Supreme
Court, and Charles II. Baker, Osgood b. Webb
and James D. Gates were drawn as traverse
Jurors to the January term of the Superior
Court.
The matters for which the meeting was call
ed then were taken up. From the discussion
it appeared that sewers had been laid as fol
lows
Anderson, Beckett, Cedar, Danforth. Emery,
from Pine to Spring, Franklin from Oxford to
Back Cove, Gray from Park to State, Gray
from Winter to Bracket, Hanover, High, Ok
Congress to Back Cove, Spring from Bracket,
to Clark, Stone, Thomas, Carroll, Winter, Garlic
ton from Pine to Bracket, aud Portland. Sew
eral men appeared to object to the assessments
sewer was below high water mark, and conse-
quently they were not able to drain it or tina!
the drain is not low enough to drain theil
cellars.
An order was passed establishing the assess
ments on all the sewers with the exception OF
Franklin and Stone streets.
The petition OF M. N. Perkins for license to
sell gunpowder was granted. That of P. Penney
for permission to raise his buildings aud build
an addition on the corner of Cumberland and
Franklin streets, was referredto the committee
on wooden buildings.
The city treasurer was directed to pay the
usual $240 to the Widows Wood Society, it be-
ing the interest on the Clapp fund.
The bond of John B. Smith as city constable
was received and approved.
The committee on laying out new streets, re-
ported recommending that Kennebec street be
laid out as prayed for Also that the name Of
CTR he oA nd hot fbe
whole street from Wilmot to Green be called
KenEebec street.
A communication was received from Geo. A.
Whiting s. Co., stating that they signed the
petition for a sewer on Exchange street, without
knowing its exact import.
Adiolrned
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-17

GENrLEMENs Furnishing Goods for Christ
mas presents, cheap at BURLKIGH's 80 Middle
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-17
MASSACHUSETTS,.
Criminal.

Criminal.
BOSTON, Dec 16.LC. A. Prtchard and A.
b. Lawrence were to-day sentenced to two
years each in Cambridge Jail for stealing let
tiers, the former from the Boston post Office and
the latter from the postal car on the Boston and
Albany railroad
Death.
John A. Blanchard, treasurer of the Pepper
ell and La.onia Mills, died at his residence in
Boston to-day.
Ice House Burned.
A block of ten ice houses in Woburn con-
tanning q, 900 tons of ice belonging to the Bos-
ton Ice Co., burned last night. Loss $25, 900.
Stanley.
Henry NJ. Stanley delivered the first of his
lectcres on the Finding of Livingstone, at Ire
mont Temple, in this city, this evening before
a large and enthusiastic audience On Tues
day evening he will be accorded a reception at
the residence of Curtis Guild, of the CONNER
cal Bulletin
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-17

PoLIcr ITEMS. There were four arrests for
drunkenness, yesterday, and TWO for drunken
ness and disturbance. Officers Seth Sterling
ard Burnham arrested a man yesterday who
resisted an officer at the foot of High street
Sunday afternoon. Thomas Sullivan, the boy
who escaped from the Work House, was ar
rested by officer Staples.
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-17
Brief J0ttinys

That 400 pounds Daering piglhas been found
1t was carried off by mistake
Mrs. Chick of Madrid, In this State, recent
ly purchased Howe sewing machine of the
agency in this city. In part payment of the
same she forwarded $32 in nickel and old-style
copper cents, weighing 264 pounds. The clerk.
spend all their spare time in counting them
One of them, who has been expecting vaca
ton at Christmas, is fearfully vexed. He can't
have his vacation until those cents are counted
We are happy TOT learn that Superintendent
Leach, who has been ill for several days, is so
far recovered as to be able to take the air.
A correspondent says it was Mr.. Thrasher
who was thrown from his carriage near the
Portland bridge last Friday. He received no
serious injuries, but has not taken his usual
seat at the dinner table since
The protracted religious meeting which be-
gins at the Allen Mission chapel Wednesday
evening, is to be addressed by Camp-meetins
John Allen and others.
The new vestry of st. Stephens church will
be opened New Years with appropriate SER
vices.
Miss Jennie Lies will speak on Marriage"
at the Army and Navy Hall next Sunday eve
ming.
The "Mississippr' of the Dominion Line is
expected at this port the first of next week to
load for Liverpool
The Advertiser says wretched looking vag-
abond went into counting room on Comuler-
cial street with the request s'Wud yer honor
give me quarter for me six wiues and starving
child?' elbows that" said the merchant,
''six wives?" "Ah, bcsorra," said the vaga-
bond "Pve got the horse before the cart"
The attention of all members of Eastern
Star Encampment and Ancient Brothers,
Lodge is called to the notice in the special no.
ght o'clock last
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-17
BY TELEGRAPH.
MATTERS IN MAINE.

Death in the Cars.
AUGUSTA, Dec. H. a. m.-Lydia Hamlin of
Brooks station, about 50 years of age, who had
been to Boston to have cancer extracted, died
from the effects of tn e operation at about one
o'clock this morning. She left Boston last
evening for her home taking the Pullman
r 5ne ureu =persn IN the Pullman
sleeping car, while the train was standing in
Portland depot. She will be taken to her home
on the same train.
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-17

NEW YORK, Dec. 16-1Norninq.-God at 112i.-
Money at per cent. Sterling Exchangel09 g 110s.
Stocks steady. State stocks dull.
New YORK. Dec. 16-EUeRRG.-Monev active and
stringent at per cent. to 1892, closing at 116 per
day. Sterling Exchange trm at 1903 a 1884 for long
and 110A q 110t for short sight Gold dull and steady
at 1921 to l2a, closing 112l "a 1925 loans at l6i to
fat for use, then q per cent. for carrying. The
clearances $4,000 00O Treasury disbursements
inactive. Stocks active Pacific Mail, Western I'm
ion, Rock Island and Y Central. The first named
advanced from 72A to u.s. closing at the highest rate
Rock Island fell from 110s to 100 official noti-
cation of the issue Of S6000,000 stock, but re-
covered to 11Oi. A combination in Western Union
advanced the stock from 20 to sot, and Central
otherwise the market was dull with light f.uctui-
tons and closed very strong. Unusually large bids
were noted in Hudson & Erie mortgage bonds at 43t
to 49,, closing the lower rate.
The following were the quotations of Government
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-17

have their usual superb line of plate, rings
chains, watches, pins, lockets bracelets. and
precious stones. For particulars. we refer to
their advertisement in another column.
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-17

The TRAVELLERS INSURANCE COMPANY, as
sets over So, 100000, has been issuing LIFE and
ENDOWMENT policies at reduced rates neary
seven years The following is the Hon. Elizur
WriGht's opinion of the Travellers
Andresc j. Chase, Esq, Portland:
DEAR SIR:-I think the Travellers Life and
Accident Insurance Company of Hartford, a
SAFE institution and managed with great skill
and energy Yours truly,
ELIzUR WRIGHT.
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-17

GREAT MISUNDERSTANDING evening a
great crowd gathered in front of Nelson q
Co.'S show window in Morton Block. The
chief attraction was three educated Masonic
Goats-Grandfathc Goat, Billy Goat and Nan
ny Goat-together with several Humpty Dump
tvs Tho play was kept up till near ten clock
to the great delight of those outside. They
will perform every evening until Christmas
at the same time Nelson & Co. will sell their
beautiful Christmas goods so cheap that all can
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-17
Domestic Markets.

New YORK. Dec. 16-Eycnmg---Cotton firm and
sc higher and In fair denland sales 1888 bales Mid
ding uplands at 20. Flour extremely dull AMI m
changed; sales $3.50 bbs; State 20 D. 7 80; liouil
hoop Ohio 90 az %; Western 80 q G5 Southern
$500 bush; No Spring 81 q 6i; No DO IS a
So; Winter Red Western / CO a SOL White Alch.-
San l % 9 2O5 Corn dull and heavy sales 49, 600
push steamer Mixed Western 651 a 66fc; sail do CO
DC Oats duh and heavy sales As 500 bush: White
ol y oic new aud old Western Mixed 46 ~ 53c. Beef
9aies. Pork quiet and steady: new mess IS rs %
q g 80 Whisky dull at Sc. Rice quiet at q sje.
S Sngar steady; Muscoyaio9i q 9sc refining Oh q 9sc
steady; New Orleans so a. TO- Naval Stores-Snrits
Turpentne dull at 81; Resin is dull at co. Petrole
aH du crude l2k; refined at 27 q 27lc. Tallow is
Freights to Liverpool heavy; mixed per steam Sd
CHICAGO Dec. 16.-Flour is dull and UNCHANGED
wheat buoyant and unsettled mol Spring at / 22
No 40 IL on spot; do Jan at Is; No do at 1 %
az O3 rejected SO o. CSC. Corn steady; No Mixed
at gle on spot, and 32c Jan; rejected at 291c Oats
steady; No2 at 2tic; rejected % a 234c. Rye firm
and scarce; Mop at Csc. Barley firm; No 2 Fan at
Gle Pork in fair demand and higher at IL 70 cash.
Dec or Jan; Lard in fair demand and firm. Bulk
Meats steady shoulders two days in salt 3!c. Green
hams firm at 81 a Sc for IS to 81 pounds average.
Whiskey firm at 90c. Stock light.
TOLEDO, Dec. 1G.-Flour in fair demand and firm
Wheat steady; No 1 White Michigan 6S; Amber
Michigan 66 for Dec; 66} Tor JAM No Amber
Illinois 10: No 1 Red IS; No at 81 a GGI--
Corn steady; new high Mixed 37c;. Oats dull and
CINCINNATI, Dec. 1G.-Pork nominal Lard firm !;
steam Tie; kettle 7sc. Bulk Meats steady; should
ers at 50; clear rib 81 a sec; clear sides 81 "a 55c-
Bacon quiet and unchanged Green Meats steady
shoulders ST a SIC sides Age. Hams at 7s @ Sic Tor
Is and III fb average. Live Hogs steady; salos at
$40 q 81 80; most of the sales at 70 q IS. Whis-
key firm at soc.
DETROIT, Dec. 16.-Flour quiet and unchanged.
Wheat steady; extra at S.; No White II a u;
Amber Michigan l 63l q 16i. Corn steady; new
Mixed ifc. Oats dull aud declining at 3l4c.
CHARLESTON, Dec. 15.- Cotton stron-e Mid1ling
uplands 49, q 19e.
SAVANNAH, Dec. 1G.--Cotton quiet and firm; Mid
ding uplands at 1s5c.
MOBILE. Dec l6.--Cot.on flrmer; Middling up
lands 10 q 19sc.
New ORLEANS, Dec. l6.-COtton strong: Milling
unaOds
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-17

CORRECTION. Capt. Benz Jones, the Harbor
Master informs us that the channel was
clear of coasters Saturday night, and that the
Scandinavian was not impeded in her passage.
In the case of the Moravian there was delay
caused by the immense fleet driven in by the
storm, but all the exertions that could be made
were made, and an extra tug was detailed by
the harbor master Capt. Jones is faithful and
efficient officer, and his knowledge of the har-
Dor is surpassed by no mans in Portland. What
he can't keep right must be radically wrong.
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-17
ates that warmoth will! no, answer II

: stated that Warmoth will not answer the
citation.
The Legislature will bal Hot for U. S. Sena-
tor tomorrow. Billings, Casey, Durell, Pinch
back aud ex-Gov Hahn will probably be the
candidates, Pinchback is regarded as the
strongest, nearly three quarters OF the Legisla-
ture being cOlOred.
The Senate this evening adopted a resolution
not to proceed to the election of Senator until
the second Tuesday after the organization of
the regular session in July next.
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-17

CADET GLEE CLUB.-We advise all who
wish to learn the art of singing by note to Sc
cure tickets for the singing school opening to-
night Mr.. Fitch, who is to be the instructor,
was engaged by the Glee Club as the best in
structor in the city, and he is SO recommended
by Messrs. Kotzschmar, Shaw, Thurston, and
Morgan. In addition to the regular course of
study the club intend to have some fine sere-
nading songs learned.
Meetings will be held on Tuesday and Friday
evenings of each week at p o'clock, in Arcana
Hall, one of the prettiest and most brilliant in
town, and situated in the second building be-
low CITY Hail.
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-17

JoTHAM r. GRIBBEN.-The funeral services
of the late lothian r. Gribben will take place
from the Chestnut street church at two o'clock
this afternoon. The Odd Fellows, of which he
was a member, and the police force, with which
he was SO long connected, will attend in a
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-17

NEW BELL.-The West Congregational So
ciety has just purchaed new bell for their
chapel at an expense of $500; of this amount
500 was paid by the Trustees, 800 by the city
for damages to the old bell and the remainder
was raised by subscriptions and by the young
folks of the vicinity.
The bell is fine sounding one and was fur
nshed by VIM. Blake s. Co. of Boston.
Great credit is due the members Of the par
ish and others for their generous subscriptions,
and to the young people who gave the proceeds
of an entertainments
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-17

WEDDING REcEPTIoN.-Last evening the
nuptial ceremonies were performed uniting our
popular citizen, Mr.. Herman Kotszchmar, in
marriage with Miss Torrey. After the service
performed by Rev. Mr. Dalton)a wedding re-
ception was held at the future home of the
couple on Walker street, and from eight to ten
o'clock constant tide of friends called to pay
their respects. There were no cards issued, but
the friends were hidden in an old time m amer
without formality; and they came not sin full
Dress" but with hearty and cordial freedom,
to express their regards to the bridal pair The
presents were both n"nan-e',s and eios~nt, CO
pesially those by the Haydn Association and
the members of the First Parish Socieay. May
the future married life of this couple be long
and happy, is the wish of large circle of
friends
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-17

MOST of our street promenaders are fond OF
congregating in front of Lobensteins window
and gazing at the varied attractions. The goods
within amply fulfil the promise Of the window,
for the array of fine laces, fans, worsted goods,
jet iewelry, dressing and toilet cases for ladies'
and gentlemen, cigar cases, jewelry cases, wall
pockets, comic figures and all manner of holt
day articles is one of the finest ever brought
into the city. 1t is really worth while for our
readers to make Lobepstein call
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-17
Iunicipal Court.

mis- -O'Connor We. Patrick Sullivan.
I'D detainer. Defence, plea of the
| brief statement Of title under q
-.nswer, that the plea of the respon-
dent is frivolous and intended for delay for that the
premises used for the keeping and sale of in
toxlcating liquors. Judgment fer the respondent.
Haskell. Williams.
Entries 8; defaults 8; continued 8.
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-17

SALE OF PAINTINGS Attention is called to
the administrators sale of European oil paint
ings now exhibiting at j. S. Bailey & Co.'S
room No. % Exchange street. The collection
is an excellent one, and he who has good taste
and little money should make good invest
ment for the adornment of his dwelling. A
thing of beauty is low forever
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-17
u. y. District Court.

BEFORE JUDGE FOX.
MoNDAY.-Ordered that the following Rule regu-
lating admiralty proceedings be adopted:
Rule 1s. Admiralty cases will be set down for a
hearing the day of the process and engage
ments of counsel before other courts will not be
ceived sufficient carse for delay postponement
Of trio
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-17
Furniture. CARPETS. stoves, sc
BY ,. y. BAILEY IL co., AucfiOneers.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
Fine European Oil Paintings
To settle the estate of tie late

l.. a. TOLMAN. of Boston.
ATSTORE, NO. % EXCHANGE STREET. on
"A THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, Deceu,-
ber i9th and goth. Sale TO commence at p aud D.
m, each day. In this collection may be found pict-
ures in great variety, such as Landscape, Cattls,
Figure Fruit and Flower Pieces, the whole II ia he
beved forming OF the best COLE ms well rs
most pie sing varieties offered for sale in this city,
besides ahordmg all in want of good pictures. an oV
portunity to purchase before offered The store
will be open for free exhibition, on TUESDAY MORN
ING Dec. 11tb both day and evening, until tho time
of sale.
Paintings and Frames sold together.
n. B.-Catalogues may he had at the stores
GEO. w. PAssEEEs. Auciionecr.
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