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The Morning herald., 1876-06-30
THE FOURTH OF JULY.

The arrangements Of .he city for eele-
bration Of the Fourth Of July, is one Of
those advances in christian liberty and
civilization that needs no comment OF
praise fEsm US. With the people rests the
power Of it's success or failure in great
measure. Withou, the conoomitants Of
enthusiasm and presence, it would be
spiritless, but with these to add force and
zest, is where rests the accomplishment o.
its credit to place surrounded with 80
much Of historical Interest az Wilmington
1t becomes us to celebrate this grea. event
az worshippers in the epoch it commem'
crates. From Texes to Maine, and from
Maine 10 California, the country upon tina
day should be litup with the fires Of pa
tr,otism. In every hamlet, village, towr
The Morning herald., 1876-06-30
REMoDELED. REFITTED! RENEWED

take pleasure in notifying my custo-
alterations in my place Of business are now
completed. and am now reaIy to offer
them an attractive stock OF Carpetings,
Mattings. Oil Cloths, ETC., at lower prices
than ever. Call and be convinced.
. aP2+3m JOHN BYRNES.
The Morning herald., 1876-06-30
THE NOMINATION OF Mr.. BAYARU
speech Of Hon. W. T. Whtteley Pre-.
senfinS Delaw ares Choice.

"heE delaware As called Nr. W hieley
| mounted the platform and spoke as fol
lows:-
yg. tE4IENAS AND FELLOW DEMO
cgAT-The Democracy of Delaware have
| Instructed her delegation to put in nonina.
| zion for the Presidency OF the United States
her distinguished citizen. the Hon. Thomas
Francis Bsyari. (Cheers.J
It Ii Unnecessary, fellow Democrats, for
me to elaborate his claims on you for that
Office: they are known, and. In our judg-
ment, known and read and admitted by all
ofthe Democrats ofthe Union. fApplsuse }
In The prime Of his life, in the yigor Of his
youthful manhood drawing his Demo
cracy from the constitution: loyal to it, and
10 il above all other things: live and active
In the protection OF all of the interests Of all
sections OF our country; pledged man to
all reforms, civil service and others: a
pledged enemy Of and foe to corruption
in his own as in the Republican party-(ap-
plause talented, as honest in private life
as in public, as glorious as the sun at noon
day. (Applause.)
He stands to-day before you and the
country statesman worthy of the honor,
confidence and trust Of any party or OF any
g~'t-N- AZ tHln; lclIoW 9,
] OF course do not intend any comparison
derogatory to the distinguished gentlemen
who will be named hereafter. He is no,
above them, he is not below them, but he
is their peer. (Applause.)
Entering the Senate seven short years ago
he has made his mark upon the Senatorial
scroll as high as any other man. (Cheers }
1t Is true he comes from small State. but
my fellow Democrats, while he belongs tc
Delaware he belongs TO the Union. fCheers
When say in his behalf and in behalf Of
the Democracy Of Delaware that the time:
demand his nomination, the leading and
thinking patriotic Democrats who send yot
here demand his nomination. No,
Delaware alone, but the Union demands hi
domination. Our country's danger de
msnds bis nomination. The success which
T we are all AFTER demands his nomination
fCheer..)
4 leave him, therefore, fellow Democrats
il rOur hahdE. This mean to say, tha
Delaware lies down upon that nomination
aD1 means 70 fight it Out oB that line, if no
. ali summer, during the sitting Of this Con
Tention. (Chsers.J But If you do noIni
azie him al can say Ii that you will hay
gallant, worthy and brave ktandar
hsarer: for, Ike the illus,rious cheyalier &
PrsDe1e, from whom he takes bis name. h
!. without fear and without reproach
fChsersj
The Morning herald., 1876-06-30

Ess-g Esszass again deD1Essr1sed shAs Z
l. III Wl1t1gIdE Dersparer BY issuing Al
4lg-Sl e.tIao1, lxsl evening. givlng the Es~:
q Ifate1 r0nIns3sgr sz ST. Lo1is- The
leosrl2s ot WllI1g1on ~o0h te Eery nue1
asEI1t sLe rssa Of tie vogai In hearing
t1ings Il il we're p0s fos Ersry EsssSsAg.-
Egsgs Es4s6as.
I1irt Of waiting for otber papers to se-
kn0Elelge IS great Eaiue a. medium oi
ners, Esry Erszag gtyes the above speci
nens Of self praise. Il should r=ssollecs
shss TEE HEELLD gives three tirnes as much
seaeTraphic ns~s daily, and greatly in sd
Tsnss Of EF.rg Eesaa~g, uhich paper evi-
DENLY considers ulele .Jonzthan's maxim il
this system Of self putting:
He that hath horn and bloEesh il pot
the same shall hos b bIoEed.
The Morning herald., 1876-06-30

- =: - sIIsu r ~ J = - =
s..sd - - = - G.1s
- - Dsrlzrzfim ~ ai1lA = rsnind
~ peppie of The eveM they are ceaeksa-
tng. asd IPrss d zPA De esikassn.
Th<<x i . zsroag dsP<sizs0n sFNa sse par
OF suns to speak zRigAsiy of he Fearia q
July csz:er. Bat We razA<r Admire IL
sS sd vursh vish vhicA he aeivers
ktns<,f md the earneepex sf has gessscI-
l. IN, his slosasz: raOrzsi1cs are rss-
d<xsa Ia . czess provocative q spirit We
admire sss shose who scsd freely of per
sE1rssioc, xad sAzke sss thirss With
q EiIs1re f Ns7r x1a v%Earr
ossres - t. szhsri.Css fur lsaoo.ss- The=s
;hinss II eo1zrea, are e1dzrs.i u = goea
ez.Rss- TIE oEMg FoErth Of Jalv Ahsove
I'll osbsrx skacN be largely celebrated md
se sse, 20 rxason to Ear ihzs WIlainstoo
vii erpsrsnEs In L a-Tshing boz haFPy
sxprszino Of parrsssic sentiment The
ringing of belk sLoai remind q. Of the
sarzs nesaizn cce Hundred yea-x ago sn-
acGDing this inFopsznE sep, the booming
of @ R0o- ssasuld remind Il OF the thI-nders
81 peaes .E.d the din Of sssan whistle:
sbccld tell u Of the progress Of machinery
IN The first hundred wears of cur natioaal
exissncs.
The Morning herald., 1876-06-30
ST. LOUIS.

The work al St. Louis was faithfully
doue On Democratic principles. l, wae
quick and decisive. Delegates knew their
duty and went about it thoroughly and
practically In the selection Of Governor
Tide. f., .he Presidential candidacy, The
w8Ig.e aea-. Of tne convention was for hon
sss auc ,eio,n, and lie pplsations were
tlssstlfes..9 or lis choice The
t,.t;llrc euptgs, TIA; u Cove,no,
y .,r.,-i;ts R pr Continuation o.
vl1.cau l;rn -i.e ;a-. G5 las conreallioa
lie ;,:s.tts,-u n a. 4,sas; W. aesi-e, i; bris-
5,ssa v1A narsssG s-sssegacn X ererr plank
Is 1.ss.aa BE- 1tss.ssst.i,ea q Iss .tsg.. rs-
asssses. ihss 1.frass u sa,e EIs1z.rfrza1e vzrr
sa1ss 5-..c51isa rser saIGa is vii coa
dge1 the caa. pala7.- Ii gSres stse keylaGe u
an era IN .tnaeri.ss4 gns.tsaa tt.as, Less ;is'
.anlight IT ts0resJy upon she sk4dows O
dis1fder a.d ensrgpGinA- IL. afgalaens i
Ier.able in e7ery part The plain, hones
outsp1ken manner in which il IL rendereG
, must give to the country a.suTarG,s shz
the Democratic party, j. the one which car
most faithfully administer the affair. Of a.'
National Government.
The ticket il one Of great strength an
must add fresh tithes Of Affection TO th,
party at the next election.
The Morning herald., 1876-06-30

1 l. -
j. - viss n - -
- - - - z1ise 4 tksnaA hsElgl
T. sIfz, - Eni.e ia.zH bsing - isdGa
Sor;al puiisias a.A rs1Rersahilisy ass -
lme1 IN EnesnA sez Of Adys virsas
xpd excxZIe.s chzr.csx- Ii NAY b cco-
xidersd chigdlk and syEznnic.i kx zOShsrs
10 szusisiiz the books azd enzFans1ss
whieh their dzzgAien read and .z0cs.ss
With. bqt from vha We learn Of the r-
zasrs of the chang~d cn11aion u tie state
of Enxlish =eiesv We iEsr i. vcGh be
sesser s< yHag giriz, zsuisa vcG@n
parsr.s. hzsnau1s, an3 al cusceznea- d
tks o5a and tixe-h1roTsd rzisz were still
nsurcsd
Thsrs IN Cub I'm Loca0n eaIled
aPrines's Grh.- q Is one cf Ehe naass -
Tense responsibility. nsaos bet the -sessss
can g.in sazass=sr 10 l. Bceh sexes are
stmirzai- Ewx there thai the enca-
! ,tIsinsrx hu.hazl vs srx in1ruaacsc % the
Es6r. VII, Afterwards t<s.zzss lis vHe, nd
isr The ruoss pan carse1 &C his c0orrsAlP-
Acrzxsx.ei TO gs. iss and seaAl alaa-
5on vixen yo1zz grt, shs did naOs Ike 10
bs g1.4csd z15er reszrzi.s vhea she goo
married. end the rssuE WIS sessal srass4z'
and -s-ia ic diver. yox does Il AZ
1sa- lhza soc VS. .1-=sgiesa inso Princss :
- 4 vuznaa ot iaserior csara1er. for i. l.
| stated that she l. hignEy cnonee.ed aSa
news in god -acs=1y-
When Judge Ilforras 5ur! ihz- thing
| ue 6s1e Ec~ by yoarzz usaiS=ns znd uaar-
! -i=i Tocaan xith i1apenitv, which, ii the.g
had b.-a 90oe II TINES gooe By, would
awe b.sn dezelsst hiisssIy irs37ca.osas, and
xecI have resulted In social csarac2sz1
liz i sigrih1ans ~ say the LEAST.
In shEs age of progress, Al spP.icasina .i
tbe cd G.ozs.e-.ic rules Eaighs b deemed IN
| rsza-Dxsz5le and oppressive, bai IL ~o*l!a DC
raaca besaer if they were enforcsd, II their
Iensorce.sens woald seeure greater -ocizl
parity.
In This cts2hsrE ypang girls have Al
xays had considerably freedom, and With
Il, ,h-re /. little If znr change, In well
regulated, quies families. We are In favor
of giving TO cur daaghtars, every opt.'rtu-
nity to indulge in innocent pleasure
Where Is the limit Of sacial liberty? To
yiggIe. and talk in load voice, in the
public .1reets are habits, which no deosni
-irl should indulge in, even in these days
\ woman is a pearI without price, who In
our days Of change, maintains oecon-
| Ing deporment, without becoming 'ad
yanced" On the One hand, or insipid and
,tarched, upon the other. is apparent
that our standard Of excellence i. to be
| isund. in our own land and we need not 70
oeyond the limits OF our city to find it. In
the quiet aad pure, atmosphere OF our
home families, tempered according to
denominational opinion with the sobriety
Of thought typifed by Baxter, tho untaint-
Cd morality Of Taylor, and Wha,ely =
the asc.tic holmes ii Bprromeo, Gonzaza,
and Fzb-f. we maY look for ar high, and
pure standard Of excellence, az can be
found elsewhere.
The Morning herald., 1876-06-30
lfII IIli II v 5D

s Il lIl ~ u
i - ns ppsaE1ng 8 ~
GaDGn1R l1W1Dene -
sr1as1e n yheir vaRiEfy. aH3 -
- AwuanAens v5exzE.x ofss<
nncT tke1nsx2Exx sEs crsy. In torn. q ss
knsva EAAsay Us dnes - az. ~ - :os ~,
ssccnarA x.sa TIE hrara, An. in ps.ss asso !"
ykp x.ts ,kss szy ssfsaHfea8<k Of the 0a4e@s-
ne rraxsSnc necessarily disorders tae I've
H. esrwes< AL tie reTyo1S xysseM- Ane
k1sesx, to saHas extent. tine assA9 oA AA1r
EF Ku.kssx Bitter wIae o. Iron h
xrrt care This Is E-I new Aslon,
,c q. syrsss AMI soEAi uxEs1aE u nAs osSu
c.v<c-rhe,i daily k1r many yeaM N aNse
p~Ecssee q ezai1<as ply sAe1Ans y N cn psAs'
80 szsrsxsr i. Ex nN sxpse@ 9. o. inf<a1o-
- n 80 sII re ds<esssS 10 which the nu-
"a xkrnily l. xGtsecs, hzi Is vArraA ssc 20
e--p evvrsrxss In rs waoss obstinate rogfn.
Errksis Sitter Y inc o< Iron never iAAis 70
Cr. SyMpsozx eS dyspepsia are n1e o.
xppestts. wind ant rising OF the food, Dry.
rs.ss 0f ,ss< raaozth- heartburn ciSsensioa Oh
tse ssoUlea and bowels. constipation, !,
he.sSsesse, dizziness. sseep2eszneks And so~
xnsr.gs Tr1 sae great remedy and De con-
vrneszi ef Isz merits Ges the genuine
Take only Kunkel's which Is put only In
Druez. - North Ninth 81. Philadelphia,
Urswsr asls. For sale by AL druggists
ard dealers everywhere
TAPE WORM.
Removed in ss~ ho1rS. No fee asked
uutfI rne entire worm with head is expeil-
al. Medicine harmless, being purely veg
ssstge- Consultation free By Or. L 7. X un-
ke!- No, - " Nihth street Pailadsi pnia.
Pa Seat. Pin, and Stomach worms also
removed. Advice E ee. send for eirculaI.
WORN SYRUP. Price 81 Per bottle The
Worm syrup never fails
The Morning herald., 1876-06-30
MAGIC

VUNKEL'S MAGIC
n HAIR RESTORER.
Restores gray-mixed, red, light or faded
heads OF hair, boards or moustaches. to a
beautiful brown or black, in from one to
four applications. 1t Is free from sulphur.
lead, ACIDS. mercury, silver, or anything in.
lnrious 10 either hair or bead.
1T DOES NOT FADE OF RUB OFF,
Expressed to all parts on receiptof one
doilar. Or Six bottles for five dollars. At the
Gno,e1ale 'T,, I ana retail depot. No. 9l6 VINE
STREET, PHILADELPHIA dec2l- 5-ly
KYLE's ICE CREAM.
We are now ready to furnish ice cream
of the finest quality, in any quantity In
parties desiring it. To Private Famiiies
fic-Nlcs Excursions, ETC., etc., we will sell
at specia, rates '''A
KYLE's ICE CREAM DEPOT,
Second Street Market.
And at the Old Homestead N. F. Cornar
sixth and Orange Streets, INV l3.9m
WE ODORLEss EXCAvATING COM
PANY
remove contents Of privy wells without
oFFENsE OR DESTRUCTION OF PROP.
ER1Y,
a,h h,owsst rates. Orders by postal card or
Nos WEST TENTH STREET. w. omoe
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-02

werexouite exercised last week over tho
report that they would be ordered TO
Hamburg They peefer 70 snu1 the
battle from afar. ~
The Governor has granted reprieve
OF three weeks TO Jerry Coleman, the
Abbeville murderer, who was to .haye
been executed on Friday. This will be
a disappointment to many OF his col
ored friends, who have been gathering
for several days to witness his execu-
tion.
Houston College Is the name Of col
ored institution OF learning now being
erected In Athens. Ala, to protect
them from The influences of Catholicism
and Radicalism.
The corn crop Of the Canebrake region
(Ala.) Is generally promising, aud the
first planting may be considered made
almost beyond the possibility OF di5as-
ter. The cotton Is small and stunted,
and caterpillars have made their APP
pearapce on number OF plantations.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-02
RAILROADS.


fI'HE NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAIL
l. ROAD MOBILE LINE frl.
THE GREAT THROUGH ROUTE TO THI
EAST. NORTH AND WEST.
Via Louisville, via Atlanta an via st. Louis.
CARRYING THE U. & MAIL.
Trains arrive and pepar from Depot, foot OF
Canal street as follows
Express . .s:45 a. m. Express 49,. 10: 30 a. m
Express. -. 300 y. IN. Express...... $3.50 y. ID
Coast accom- Coast accom-
mediation ...3.is D. m. nodation. DO a. n.
Pullman Ialace Cars daily TO Cincinnati, Lou
isvilIe. Nashville. Lynchburg and Baltimore
without change, and only one change to Now
York and Eastern cities.
Coast acco nrnodation runs to Biloxi
Ticket ONCE, corner OF CamU and Common
streets, opposite City Hotel
mh2 d. b. ROBINSON. superintendt.
~ REAT JACKSON ROUTE .9.-
NEW ORLEANS. ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO
RAILROAD COMPANY.
On and after Api H. 1875. trains depart and ar
rive AS follows: from CaliiODe street depot:
DEPART ARRIVE
Mail. IS 30 D. IN. Mall. ....... 1oa. m
A ccOmmoda- A ccOmmOdA-
ton. $50 .. n ton. 49,. $40 q. "a.
Sunday Accom- Sunday Accom-
notation. .7:40 g. m mediation. 0:a6 .. m.
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CAKs
through to St Louis, Chicago and Louisville.
Only "ne change Of Sleeping Cars to Eastern
cities Tickets for sale and Information given n
70 Camp street. corner Common, aHE
A. u. SHELDON. Agent
f. ID. Frost. General Manager. feiS '7s1y
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-02
III. CASSIDY,
SAIL MAKER
AND
COTTON DUCK AGENT

Established In 1891
No. 95 Camp Street, Near POydras,
Has constantly on hand the best and most com.
plete assortment Of 4
COTTON DUCK.
Embracing ell widths. grades and numbers
AWNING STRIPES.
Plain and Fancy. In great variety. BLOCKS Of
all sizes. from inches up to the largest made
and all ready fitted for use.
GALLERY CURTAINS, AWNINGS,
WINDOW AND DOoa SHADES. ETC.
Of all kinds, made to order at shc rt notice. and
satisfaction given In style and price.
TENTS. TARPAULINS.
complete assortment always on hand. keep
In stock every variety of
FRENCH. ENGLISH AND AMERICAN BUNT-
INGS FOR FLAGS.
1 have always in store. and will manufacture to
order, all description OF
AMERICAN, FOREIGN and FANCY FLAGS.
vii j also give my special attention 10 getting
up every, kind OF Plain Fancy and En-
broidered ~
SILK FLAGS AND BANNERS.
For Military and other companies. and will
guarantee on such articles elegant styies. the
best workmanship and the most moderate
'-''' BAG MANUFACTORY.
am now making and will furnish In any de-
sired quantity,
COFFEE. RICE. GRAIN
And other kinds OF SACKS. equal In material
and work to any made, and at prices which Will
DEFY ALL COMPETITION.
Repairing Promptly Done.
Trunks Neatly Covered.
SPECIAL NOTICE. y
Private families and others giving entertain.
ments can have their a eaiga5s =
YARDS COVERED OVER
With Canvas, and suitable decorations. portable
tables, lights, etc. will be furnished 1t shott tho
tios and on the - . =
MOST REAsoNABLH TxRaM. g =
e mhes Z
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-02

The above statement Ia just. true and cor
rect transcript from the books Of the Company.
PAUL FOUkChY. President
g. W. MOTT. Secretary.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-02
LEEDS FOUNDRY. a.
STABLESHED IN 1881
Corner Delord and Eouoher streets,

NEW ORLEANS.
We are prepared TO manufacture
STEAM ENGINES, BOILERS,
SUGAR MILLS, SUGAR KErTLEs,
DRAINING MAcHrNEs, Saw MILLS,
CoTToN PRESSES, NEWELL SCREWS
GIN GEARINd, FURNACE MOUTHS,
CRATE BARS, JUDsoN's GOVERNORS
and all kinds OF Plantation and Steamboat work
and every description OF Machinery for th'
south. LEEDS 90.
We beg to call special attention to our larg.
% sntire stock % Of the Stacker Iron ron Works Of Ten
nessee. for which Mr.. Il. +. Lavillebeuvre wal
formerly agent land the only genuine Tennes-
see Kettle In the market.) we offer the same fol
SALE as we'll IA those of our own manufacture
AT Reduced Rates, price lists of which We will -
plessed tn fnrnish on applinafiop. 1 .s-f
anfa Am d6W
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-02

VIRGINIA ROOFING SLATErTHE BEST
Y and strongest In the world. not excepting
the we'll known Welsh Slate. {
for the sale 81 the celebrated ORE BANK and
IMPERIAL QUARRIES. Is now prepared to fli
orders At prices much below those OF Welsh and
bIt little IN exeeseo those OF ordinary American
State. Builders contractors and slaters gen.
orally g{U Invited 70 submit them 70 the esvereof
feef1. ALEXANDER HILL.
MT dmd6N' l10 l10Caro0deiesetrook
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-02

STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish Of Orleans. City OF New Orleans.
Sworn TO and subscribed before me. the nd day
OF June. 1876 80 !.
JAMES FAHEY, Notary Public
At a meeting OF the Board OF Directors held
on the I'd day Of June, 1876 it was resolved to
pay tn the Stockholders, on demand FIVE PER
GENT interest on their stock.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-02
TWENTY SEVENTH ANNUAL STATE
4-4 MENT
OR THE-
CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE COM
PANY.
New Orleans. May 20. 1879.

The trustees, In conformity to the amended
charter. submit the following statement OF the
Fire premiums. .......... Sol COS 1s
Marine premium ......... E.48tT
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-02

Are now la fut operato j, an are prepared TO
perform the above work with promptness and
dispatch
Tho advantages derived from the use Of the
ODORLEss ExCAVATING APPARATUS,
as used by the com pany. are that the work ean
be performed at any hour oi the day or night.
the thorough m inner in which the deposits are
removed. the absence Of all offensive odors. the
short space Of time required Ian ordinary sink
being emptied in from ten to fifteen minutes).
and. above ALL IT'S CHEAPNESS.
All orders left at the Company'5 office. No. 1853
Common st eet or sent TO PostofIice box NJ. 93.
will receive pro mpt attention an 3m
DRlCKS. ........... .BR CKB. Bal KS
KOY'S BRICK YARD. ST. BERNARD PARISH.
-Four Bl cks below the Saughterhouse.
The undersigned respectfully informs the
builders planters and all consumers OF Bricks,
that he is extensively ma lufacturing Bricks at
bis old Brick-yard. near the SlaughterhOu5e,
where he has always on hand n large quantity OF
county made Bricks and Kettle Tiles, ready 10
be delivered without detention.
FREDERIC ROY.
Orders left with 8. ROY. at G CAVAROC IL
s Ms. Agents, No. SO Dsreiur street. or on the
Brirk-ya Il. will be- promptly attended to.
ly26 ImWe FIR Su
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-02
SOUTHERN ITEMS.
LoUrsIANA.

Carl Snyder was killed by Mr.. F. r.
KiDg, In Abbeville, parish of Vermil-
ion, last Tuesday.
Alfred yaiIot was stabbed dangerous
ly in the heart by his brother Victor
Vallot In Vermilion recently.
Crops are doing well In Lafayette.
Late rains have increased their promise.
A violent tornado, the other day, how
ever blew down several acres OF corn.
The lightning has been terrible out In
Attakapas lately. In Lafayette some
thirty trees were struck by 1t and two
horses killed. Fortunately no human
being was hurt.
Tie Iberville papers counsel the peo-
pie ~ that and the Deigbboring parishes
10 fix UP the Hickey. Landry and Lee
vecque ievees now while they have no
great labor In the fields to be- done.
Sugar grinding will come on soon, and
work the levees will be impossible,
and n crevasse the coming winter rs
sured.
The North Louisiana Journal. not
withstADding the improved condltlon o.
the crops consequent upon the late
rains, still calculates the condition OF
the cotton In that portion of the state
as only fifty per cent, as compared Win
the same date OF the previous season.
Luciea Como, Supervisor Of Registra-
ton In st. James, has had his commits
sion spread Oh the minutes OF the court.
He has further obtained rule on the
clerk of the court requiring the latter
to deliver possession Of the books OF
registration. He swears that he VIII
not be removed by Kellogg, aud wants
the people of the parish to support him
against that "chief tax collector. !.
Miles, the lately suspended Sherln OF
st. James, charged with keeping insane
persops i'm the parish prison until they
died. is out with his statement OF the
case. He charges that it Is all owing To
the personal hostility aud dislike OF the
Judge. 1t seems to be part OF the
Radical fight In the parish, incompre,,
heDsible to all not insidos the Radical
ranks.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

1,O LET--COMMODIOUS WE'LL VENT
i lated and light a Scboolroom situated on
Prytania, near Washington street with ample
shady grounds attached For terms apply to
au2l II. N. OGDEN. 18 Union street.
THE FIRM OF RAWLINS Il MURRELL
i Is this day dissolved by limitation and ritual
consent Either partner will sign the name OF
the firm in liquidation.
=. W. EAWLINo will continue the business
for his own account and will attend to the
liquidation Of the business Of the late firm Of
RawIins n Murrel f. w. RAWLTNS,
ISAAC MUERELI.
New Orleans. Aug. /. 1876.
IN RETIRING FROM THE COMMISSION
i business with RAWLIN> Il MURRELL, /
wish to tender my sincere thanks to the patrons
of the late firm, and solicit for :. w. RtWLINS.
their successor. contiDu uance OF kind favOrs.
Those who owe US for advances or otherwise, i
hope. will find 1t convenient tn make him early
shipments of cotton Ia payment Of same.
ISAAC MUHRELL
- W. RAwLINs-
-. tSnoceasnr to Rawins Murrel1
COTTON FACTOR AND COMMISSION
MERCHANT.
au2 It'd w2m 45 Union street. New Orleans
nTsSOLUTT tN-THE FIRM OF A. FUCICH
- Il 90. is this day dissolved. owing TO the
death Of Mr.. A. rucich.
"A sole surviving partner. the undersigned
will settle the affairs of the late arm and con
tnue the business in his own name and for his
own account CHARLES II. sCHBNCK.
II Front street
New Oreans. August I. 1875. au1 st
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-02
los. LLADO. AGENT,

Ob. ILAUO. AUEHI,
Between Dumaine and st. Ann, opposite Madt
son street. New Orleans. La
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Fine Soaps. Per-
fumery, and all articles usually kept on hand by
Druggists. Physicians pre- criptfons carefully
COMPOUNDED, |Yw rn Tell