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The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-09

VI IMkl Notice - the Pabltr'
For tho benefit Of those who are seeking en-
p,oyinent and would like to advertise their
wants. but cannot we'll anord the eypo9se. 1he
DEMocRAT Will hereafter, A. " regular smnd Wy
privilege of making known their wants, FsEf
~ IN Anor In n special column Of the paper.
ara column for Want" notices will be Il ri
In this paper, In which such advertisements will
be charged for OF Ten Cents per line for each In
rortion. ~ snr,ru.S.vn
ftrU4f1 III BUSINESS Manager.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-09
Reynolds Iron WORE,
Corner Delord and Fulton
W. H. REYNOLDS, PROPRIETOR


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Steam Power Elevators for Stores var" :" ~
ETC. 'fN} - onstantIT
WIRE ROPE-For Elevators kept c H
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REYNOLDS-Celebr Rcyoivihe
Iron Screw, Plantation Cotton Press. ..- Wells.
I CAREYS-Patent Ground Anger W.
Fen 70 Posts, etc. -, ,or Iron
Made on applicatlon. 'p rsnces
Fronts, Ornamental Columns. hainns .r;,.ion d
Galleries, verandahs. and every ,,.aoes Fiat
Wrought and Cast Iron Work ior Dr.. .a,s stoanl.
and Box Cars for Railroads, Planta'i0n'
boat and Machinery in General ssasm
Send for Circulars.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-09

Harper's artist, Mast, has been por-
traying a skeleton soldier reduced by
Congress. Let him now portray a skel-
eton reduced by the extortions Of post
traders for the Secretary Of War.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-09

The Detroit Free Press is one of the
most powerful newspapers tn the land
when engaged in mental analysis. 1t is
Of the opinion that papers which put an
''e' in whisky must like the taste of the
word. In Detroit they take their whisky
with ''es'' until they are ready to swear
that the big clock on Smiths store is
the moon.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-09

Theodore Thomas deserves a monu-
ment. He stopped his orchestra in the
midst OF piece at a concert at Water
bury, Conn, last week, and quietly re-
marked to the audience: /" We should
be much obliged if you would not keep
time" If there is an assinine fiend on
earth it is he who keeps audible time to
music when he is not alone.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-09
TERMS OF THE PhfEH
sunsCRIPTION RATES.

DAILY (published every morning except Mon
anvl nor ninum SO; and at same rate hali-
yeWWTEKIY lpublisl.ea every Saturday morn
jngl. per annum -; and Mt same rate nan
yonrly and quarterly, .....
ADVERTISING RATEs-DAILS.
Transient advertisements n per square tol
lines ~ aoIid hgate) first insertion: 30 cen's
each subsequent consecutive Insertion.
Wants. To Rent. For Sales aud I;ohrdinR ~
yertsernents, 10 cents line. net cash, solo mea-
a,,re None taken at less than 20 cents. :,
Local or BUSINESS Notices ~ conts lhc n"'
Editorial Notices. in Editorial type. % Genus
hdyartisements for the period Of one mond'
md longer as follows:
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-09

Now that there is to be a general
washing of dirty linen, 1t is fortunate
that Colonel Forney has not, like Gene
raj Schenck, to face the danger of the
dark blue sea, hut is at home and ready
to tell us all about the $25, 1000 which he
is said to have drawn as a sweet morsel
out OF the Pacific Steamship Company
The Colonel must have ached many a
time and eft, while engaged In Centen-
NAL duties in Europe, for an opportu-
nifty to make that matter plain TO an
admiring constituency of forty millions
OF peOple
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-09

The Scientific american calls upon the
people to raise mushrooms. The Scie,,-
titfc american forgets that the Inter-
ocean isn't dead yet and may manage
to live until the fall elections.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-09

Monthly Advertisements, having the run o.
the paper. Tinsorted every other day, to be
charged two thirds the above rates ,,.
EdjtorjM page h.onthy advertisements. each
square. $40 per month. bL
NDyERTlsING RATES WEEKLY.
Transient and general rates The same as Tor
ADVERTISEMENTS for tho period Of ono month
and longer, an follows: #t1 t3 5G
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-09

New York is taking steps to attract
the Centennial visitors to the metropo-
lis. 1t is proposed to open from the pri-
vate picture galleries in the city an ex-
hibition Of pictures, the finest ever made
in the country. We have already di-
rected the attention OF our Board Of
Trade to the advantages Of attracting
visitors to this city, but no action has
yet been taken in the matter. Mayor,
Cobb has, however, received authority
to literally entertain foreigners who
may visit the city. There is no doubt
that with some little effort at least a
hundred thousand strangers might be
attracted to Boston this r.-BOston
journal of Commerce.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-09
RON EsON.
Another Ca binet On1Cer who should BE
Dealt with.

Dc0It WUUs
Apart from the offenses long since
proved against George M. Robson, his
acts in connection with the firm OF Jay
Cooke IL Co. are such as to require a
merciless investigation.
The funds of the Navy Department
required for payments on account OF
naval vessels employed abroad, had al
ways been kept in charge Of .Messrs.
Barring Brothers a. Co., of London, one
Of the oldest and most responsible
banking houses in Europe. Without
any apparent reason Robson trans
ferred these funds into the keeping OF
Jay Cooke, McCulloch Il Co., q concern
then newly established in London, and
from the beginning comparatively weak
in point of credit.
The panic Of 1873 began here with the
failure of Jay Cooke x Co. The Lon
don branch OF this concern was at once
embarrassed, and every man of sense
knew that 1t could not live. 1t already
had vast sum of money belonging to
the Navy Department; but instead OF
fastening to draw this out and to
secure it, what did Robson do but hand
over to this same tottering, semi bank
rupt house an additional sum OF 81 800,
900 OF public money?
What was the real reason for this ex-
traOrdinary proceeding Of Robson s
Was it not all done, from beginning to
end, because he and his pal, A. G.. Cat
tell, OF Philadelphia, were really part
ners with Jay Cooke, McCulloch & Go. ?
This is matter to which the proper
committee of the House of Representa-
tives ought to devote attention.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-09

Thurman is bored to death with i'm
beetle correspondents 1t must have
been very shrewd chap, however, who
wrote him why don't you Congress-
men stop talking and pass a law giving
American citizens $40 apiece 2" The
second question is much more easily an
swered than the first,
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-09
LEEDS FOUNDRY

rIf [ESTA BLTSHED IN 1SbJ .-
Corner Delord and Fouchsr su
1l'I NEW ORLEANS. dsas
We are prepared to manufacture
STEAM ENGINES, BOILERS, 1891
SUGAR MILLS, SUGAR KETTLE
DRAINING MACHINES, SAW Mft ~ ,vs
Cor.roN PRESSES, NEWELL ochS"'
GIN GEARING, FURNACE MOUTHS, .,xoRs
M CRATE BARS, JUDsoS's dovIasv W
and all kinds OF Plantation and SteamuSso r tho
and every description OF MacninhEsTTAS Zoo
South. m hSA'
We beg to call special attention ao,s v.d To
stock Of Sugar Kettles. Having ,rIsof Ten.
entire stock Of the Stacker Iron mioa lI Eaa
nessee, for which Mr.. E. +. LaylngOSsrea pss
formerly agent, land the only genuine ass ior
see Kettle In the market,) we oner i.xnlannfseurs
sale, as well as those Of our own ,nh "a vii b
At Reduced Rates, price Hsts q WHICH '" ;ai1sp
nlaaead to furnfsh on apnlicaftnn.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-09

BLARNEY-Tall Yankee Gust arrived)
"Guess your legal fare is Just sixpence. u
Dublin Carman-''Sure, me lord, we
take some chape jacks at that-but !
wouldn't disgrace gintleman av your
lordship's quality be drivin' him at a
name pace trough the public sthreets,
so TUX upon myself to give your lord
ship shiflin's worth both av stoyle an
wtipcard. Punch. A'
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-09

A couple away out on Washington
avenue would have been married by this
time had they not disagreed upon lit
tie grammatical exercise: He offered to
"conjugate," but she insisted upon 'sde-
clining," and so with maidens' whim-
sizes runs the world away, and the cen
sus appreciates slowly.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-09
Parasols! Parasols,,
Al 'i
d A N zIGER's,

d INTEGERS,
o.p yea canafstr.et,
Bet. Burgundy and Romna.,
and 22s and $50 Royal street. corner 81 ph",
Just opened shipment Of PARAsora -.
most elegant and novel handles llatest D. WIN
novslties''to be sold at small advance at ''''''N
'1. DANzIoERs,y
,,,,r zoe Canal street.
mlo and 228 and $50 koval ut,ss.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-09

Forney was more than astonished
upon reaching home and visiting the
Exposition grounds. The bronze Pc
gasus especially struck him. Its fine;
it's wonderful" he exclaimed in burst
OF admiration. But" he added sadly,
mo man could ever put such thing as
that in his pocket" ,.-.I
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-09

The Canadians do not attend ma
lecture in large numbers TIL a,i'on
people stlll marry and are given in p,oW
riage, rear children to which h - mar.
OF the family has some claims, and 1 0s'i
nothing Tor nasty American scs ~ nj" Vafe
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-09
The UeD,lblican Iaal4

The Republican leaders last vsss
asking their followers "whetb 'ss were !, :
safe to trust the government ~. II b
hands Of the Democratic nar,,' ' ,nlo The
fair question. But the safety q, allsa
ing the government into the h. snsIaSt
the Republican party is not a "alas Of
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-09

AT the marriage Of an Alabama Wild
over, one OF the servants was asked if
his master would take a bridal tour.
Dunno, sab; when old missus's alive
he took paddle to her; dunno il he
take a bride to de new one or not"
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-09
The time Mt which po1,

no .'lo ae winch Babcock Wills.
the lecture field" has not vst enter
nounced, nor have we any intim ussn an.
to what will be the subject - ''.lon as
lecture, though we presume !. LIN ,'' lrst
something not wholly unconnoa." WIN be
conyoluted Bourbon. 0eu with
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-09

from the Chicago Tribune.l

|
Con knelt at her feet, crying Maud,
give your happiness to my keeping?
| Alas, do not reject my suit, but grant
my motion for new trial"
"Con," replied the girl tenderly yet
| firmly, as she glanced timidly round the
corner Of the ear with which she was
nervously tanning herself and endeavor-
ing to conceal her burning bushes,
"Con, but we are discovered. My
twin brothers, Of gigantic stature, who
thirst for your blood, have entered the
| room unseen, and even now are behind
you"
The brave young man cast an anxious
glance over his shoulder, then replied,
as pleasant smile broke over his
countenance and was lost in the laby-
rinthine reeesses Of his ears, "Be not
alarmed. my own Maudie; that which
has frightened you was but the sight of
my heels, which, as / am kneeling
down, are so high above my head. That
is all, dearest. See," and, furling his
unimpeded view, he convinced her of
the truth Of his statement
'True, Con, true she answered, 'and
/ was but foolish girl to fancy that it
was otherwise. But, dearest" she said,
'why do you not come nearer? Why
are you so distant, so cold? You do not
love me. Your passion is crooked"
may, Maud, nay" he said in gentle
tones of reproof, ''but / am at your
fee feet !, and being there, must remain afar
The sad earnestness of his tone melted
the heart of the giddy girl. lF
"Con," she cried, II fear that have
found an indictment against you UNI
supported by sufficient evidence. SO
soon rs my fathers term is out, and he
can return from Jefferson City to grace
our bridals, will be your'n."
MAUD, my own, owner Ownest," he
exclaimed, in rapture, "can I believe
my ears? These cruel prosecutions will
soon be over, and we shall get to run
ming grapevine whisky again, and then
will lay the treasures OF Golconda at
your ample feet, subject to the usual
officials Of the Internal Revenue Depart
ment." '.tth
Like torrents from a mountain g
source, they rushed into each others
arms, and, hidden beneath their shelter
ing ears from eyes prOfane, exchanged
kisses that sounded like the extricating
OF mules hoof from mud-puddle.
The fear OF navy officers that Secor
Robson will publish them in ways
within the power Of the Secretary of the
Navy If they divulge facts touching his
corrupt practices, Is preventing many of
those who have information to give from
appearing before the investigating COM
mittees. There fs no need for any one
to be longer afraid OF Secor Robson
He will have his hands full in taking
care of himself, and is now trembling in
bis shoes All fears OF Secor Robson
are groundless; but the navy officers
may reasonably fear for themselves il
they do not exhibit manliness enough
and enough honest desire for the good
Of their service to give the Navy Investi-
eating Committee the benefit Of facts
concerning his rascalities Of which they
are informed.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-09

The stress OF the times is so severe on
property-holders in New York city that
the Legislature is entreated to interfere
for their relief. 1t is proposed to re-
duce the rate of interest on unpaid taxes.
to divide assessments into instalments,
and to make a discount on payments
made within a certain time.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-09

81 Carpet and Curtain
- WAREHOUSE. ia3
~ Wholesale and Retail. II Chortrss Nr.y
GARPETINd, Administer, Velvet. Brnssols :,
Ma 29F az W ShRTa ab English snd American
WINDOW VIII sHh hi1G y1 T@sls and Up Fancy
CURTAIN and Furniture Materials Vo'ers,
BROCATELLE. Coteines, Reps and Sin cou
20. erS. etc. ff '" o"p Vov'
BUR- APPS; by the bale. piece Or yard i
mh5 SuThSa2p A. BROTAGEigIi !, sn,,
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-09

A North Carolina darkey lately at
tempted to keep ahead of a locomotive
by running. The locomotive caught up
with him and when he lit there wasn't
enough canvas left on that Ham to make
a mainsail for a toy vessel. -4--l.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-09

A Clinton county, Michigan, woman
has just eloped from her husband for
the fourth time. He's adopted the
''three times and OUT rule, and when
she comes back she III find him a hairpin
OF the new style, he says. .,f
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-09
For Rex.

xOr A0x.
ABDALLA '''d
Resplendent on celestial skies. .HF4
Cheering the best In Paradise. isGi
Behold the astral band 'f.t
49, But lovelier far than slfninp sin,
True hearts that greet the Persian ahsh
q. Now here at hand ''" ohaa
Exultant in Cashmerian vaesl
La fe Asia's meIodiops nightingales
i'f Sing of Eden-land
rt1 With nober pride, the warrior tried
Accepts the accolade applied 'e''
BY royal hand 'TJNl.A0q
Xantbe lilies. campestral flowers N@
rA And fragrant shrubs from iran bovo,v
. f{ AdoTn the Samercandl ''''
= ' And. thanks TO Hated. Of 70 Rreve
We have cigars from Persia too H.
5ft..t BY Kings command.
At the
Enterprise 5 Cents Cigar Comp'y,
Principal Depot, So st. Charles street
Your Choice for Five Cents. sIli
fe27SuTuWeSatlm III 4H
AGENCIES OF
The Louisville Rolling NM CSs.ysny
.hi88 Vel |etaA AND @A
National Asphaltio Metal Company Of
tfo C. Louisville, Ksatuoky.l aH
Having been appointed Southern Agent tr
the above Companies, / am now ready to Gil
orders for the manufacture and deliveryof
AND TRAM RAILROAD IRON,
Dean Il Coleman's patent OF 1875. from 10 TO
pounds per yard, in small or large quantities
ALSO ron -3lB "t
Pure Cuban Asphalt
ASPHALT METAL COMPOUND.
For Paving. Roofing. and other purposes.
ft-fr 9} AND a94
sace'H Asphalt varnish, o4li'
For vessels bottoms. and the preservation 81
wood underground or exposed to the weather
Orders for any quantity OF the above and In.
formation regarding the same. will reeiVs
prompt and satisfactory attention by calling on
"'''ess'"S WIN. FRANCIS MCLEAN.
Southern Agent
fp2Otf a5 Magazine street.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-09

No sacrifice to God more acceptable
Than an unjust and wicked king m
And the English reader will readily call
to mind the magnificent lines OF Dryden.
which we regret we have not before us
to quote, on the assassination Of Cesar
by Brutus. testf't
Even the famous divine, John Knox,
openly maintained that ''the subjects
might and ought to execute Gods judg-
ments upon their wicked king that the
fact Of Jehu and others against their
king, having the ground OF Gods
ordinary command to put such offend
ers to death, was not extraordinary, but
to be initiated of all that preferred the
honor Of God to the affection OF the flesh
and wicked princes" Knox also
affirmed that Calvin and other learned
and pious men held the same opinions
on this subject. And, again, Milton says
OF a tyrant, "be he king or emperor,
the sword OF justice is above him: in
whose hands soever Is found sufficient
power to avenge." '.' . - W.
1t is curious and instructive to note, in
the history Of nations, how these theo-
ries have become nationalized and in
corporated into the every day life OF par
ticular peoples, or have been abhorred
and repealed by others. In the fifteenth
century assassination in Italy became
common and popular institution. 1t
was in that age that Machiavelli wrote
"The Prince" il which the sagacity
and wisdom Of Francis Sforza, who as
sembled his rivals at banquet and de-
stroyed them, are highly extolled.
Any people rendered hopeless and
desperate by a long period Of spoliation,
oppression and degradation, however
brave and generous they may have
been naturally, may in =. time
be reduced to an extremity
which will teach them to resort to as
sassination for protection. and lead
them in time to look upon it as iegiti-
mate, proper and heroic means Of re-
sistance or revenge. This, indeed, is to
what lawless authority always tends to
bring people. A cornered rat is des-
perate animal; common cur may be
goaded until he will fight with the fe-
rocity Of q tiger, and the tyrant who,
with his ornaments, overthrows and
tramples upon the dearest rights Of
people. and surrounded oy his bayonets
plumbers and insults them, will newt
ably, it his reign is prolonged, in some
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-09
Enterprise 5 Cents Cigar Comp'y,

Principal Depot, SO st. Charles street
20 900 Cigars are daily open for inspection and
Your Choice for Five Cents, sIli
fe27SuTuWeSat1m III 4sH
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-01-21

Santa Fe, n. NJ. Jan. 20.-Last
night mob destroyed and threw into
river the News and Press office of CHM
marron, in this territory. 1t is believed
to have been done by outlaws and
fngitives from justice, who have been
melted thereto by evil disposed per-
sons who look an active part against
the election of Delegate EitSins and
the lui;al ticket suoporiins Eikins. II
is the prevailing opinion, that the
murder OF Rev. i. J Toby happening
about election time, that fact was
used to inciie mob, ostensihly TO
arrest and Kill his alleged muricrers.
but really to run the probate Judge
elect AMI other officers AMI par;isans
of Eilsins out of the couinry. Two
weeks since, after several men had
been killed and some of the BEST driven
gu of the country, including the JUS
iice Of the peace. judge of probate aud
sevcru! business men. the present cdi-
tor published an article which show $
that he did not subscribe to the
tone of the paper. This caused final
rupture among the editors, !eaving Mr.
Dawson in charge of the paper. H..
was Immediately notified by an an
"nymou> letter that he was in dan
ger, and must change his tome. He
answered in Il minly way by piblish-
ing the anonym 'us' letter ani pro-
posing To be entirely independent, and
the result was the destruction of the
office last night
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-01-21
SHEElEs slLE.

Dv virine and Authority Of special or Ter
ii ami oi-,:v. ,Nvainl.,s .r.srifnry. on ia
slSt day of u rcm i-75 for ihe sale oi
penpsr ttc lri ia TN. ease Of Frcl f.tn-
-tiau tuain>t irnrv pbcr tIr the su sl6 ~
aii c,-ts. and IN the c;isl.o of Si..iiilen Hon
,ni,iSt II my 'li,i.r tor the SUN ,,f si;s. -
anl s'ls Ia me directed | li's n the fol :
lowing described goods and cnaiteis OF .ienry
Oopr. tow
Dne gray horse tNv, black mules. one span
of iiot~.-s iva ~as ,gt harness, one s II iebniSrr
wagon. one x at or wagon III af s.dd pr ,p-
erty wi sifsr AT publ an 'tlon and ii. | 10
The highest bid ter for ash. on riifiny the . tn
Il " 4 Janurry ID 1871, IA o'cio X y m.
Of said day. In front at 1e court liousc door
OF said Laramie county.
y. I. O'BRIHS,
Sheriff OF nra;nie ounfy.
ls-dlot Wyoming Territory.