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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-11

LIQUOR DEALERS PROTECTIVE AssoeIA.
TIoN.-An adjourned meeting OF the saloon.
keepers was held at Sauer's Hotel last eve.
ming to hear the report of the committee ap.
pointed to prepare constitution, bylaws,
&c. Mr.. Frank Sherry presided, and Mr.. j.
D. Smelling acted as secretary.
The committee submitted their report,
which was read, and the constitution and by.
laws, fixing the name of the society as the
Liquor Dealers Protective Association, " ere
read by sections and adopted. ..
The following permanent officers were
elected: President, John D. Smelling; First
Vice President, Frank Sherry Second Vice
President, John Murphy; Third Vice-Presi-
dent, Charles Lonhert; Secretary, 81. Wes.er-
hoff: Assistant Secretary, Gus. c. Wolf :
Treasurer, Louis Euker; sergesnt.at.Arms,
George W. Matteru.
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TYPE, which. together with our IMPROVED MA.
CHnERY and sKnFuL MECHANICAL TALENT
warrant us in guaranteeing the VERY BEST cIAss
OF WORK at moderate figures and In the mos, e1.
pedltious manner.
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PERsoNAL.-Mr. Oliver J. Schoolcraft, of
this city, has presented St. James church,
New Kent county, with handsome Estey
organ, at cost Of $3.50.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-11

IT IS CONCEDED by all smokers that WHIT
LOCKS MoDkL CIGARS are the best for ten cent
For sale everywhere.
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ECoHEN BROTHERS have iast opened 125 pieces
best quality white and coloied mating; ! 500
Sc ~inz-silk warranted taaal I'd length and quality
to any or the best make-sIx sRools for size
$1,000 worth Of cxssiual res slightly but nniaiursbly
damaged by are at less than half value. Bee their
adyer tiselnenI In another column. 4,3,,s. .s.r.
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AcoUIrTED.-In the Hastings Court yes-
terday Henry A. Deitrick, charged with Sc
duction under promise of marriage, was
tried and acquitted. .ss.-. ..sr
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LEVY BROTHERS will offer on Monday q new
assortment Of CALICoEs at 6H and SIC. per yard.
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ConnssIoN AERcHANTs--We solicit your OF
ders for printing, or call At any time you may
wish to see specimens or % ain estimates feehne
assured that II will be to your advantage.
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- crps'ET STE.

,xvI 20, NA1X !,':S IS sTFTETI rS,54!xs sns .si
| rrNrNftR Sny C0l.ORS, GOLD, SlL-
- It, sNi'.' fNESgoNZH FOR printers, hih.
= ro = ca Fnsssrs &C. also, 1.-The the
C1:Nbas i1f .Ss Ss"s51fi soa'i
~ NJ ---------------
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CUSTOM Chand-made) WORK to order, and guar
anteed to tit. Repairing neatly done by
BoScHES Il BROTHER,
SOC and 5l1 Broad street.
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IMpUDEST BRITISH BIRDs.-It appears that
the English sparro VS. are preparing to build
a nest in the nostrls of the horse on the
Washington monument.
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DISPATCH NG-HoUsK.-UnsarIasaeo In
cilities for the prompt execution or AL knas o.
printing. Orders Glled promptly and at low prices
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-11

CoAxIssIoNga OF DKEDs.-The Governor
yesterday commissioned b. F. HilIery com.
missioner OF deeds for Virginia, in New
York ~. J.
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Real Estate Sale.-Sampson & McCrary,
real estate agents, sold on yesterday Dir. X.
D. Leay's farm, near Manchester, to Mr.. E.
EggIeston for $500 cash. '..'
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CANNOT BE EXCELLED.
CHARLEsrowa, March 10, 1859

H. Z. Slere,as. at. g3ti dti
Dear sir.-Tbis Is TO certify that hsye used your
Blood Prs pirationn In my family Er several
wears and mink that, for scrofua or cAnkerops
humors, or rheumatic affections. is cannot be htx-
IL is The best hiag have ever used, and have used
almost every hing. can cheerfulfy recommend
ft to any one IN need Of such o medicine. :,
Mrs. 4. 4. DNsMoRE, 10 Russell street.
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'aiABkEk's CARRIAGES. Ar.

" hs cT,,Es cUTUEs is closing out sll ofcMR
,e', o,-i fiaalitDkth's fiaia ii,i .CARRIA6 VS. &k
" aeturur cssIs a, sos. 70 make shop
C.ii az ~. Nc 4 specially.
A.n .r.., u set him ttfpEr PURCHASING, at No. 71s
. Mh '
JOHN D0Es-it.
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GET the POCKET TCIGARETTE-ROLLRR. GEoR GE
ScHoES has them-corner Main and Eleventh
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DIsPATcH PRNrIHG-HoysH.-ino order TO msst
the constantly increasing demands q our uaoe we
have saded q reai-sslscted assortment OF NV
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-11

LEVY BaoTHKRs will offer on Monday . large
sssarimentor umbrellas Just received direct from
the manufacturer. ,.s III 5ts s. IL II
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-. nI.p plANoRA TOBACCO.

oIp pn.H'o M
II o,s MORA ToBACCO--,h
=. o., die. r"Fau ~, /, carly if you want sapply.
'' ,su .; -, % n.',En RRASi, iRafdgroye>s),
20 ~ ,, ,s, ssI:sSY o." SOUTH e:hhaSssss',
s. ,'@,lr, ,'t.l, : F.'rTFAAwsEsRY TWls. (Lots'srS'
' :Wr.'c Ano ,h,rc psSuuosi fresh PEACHES
so 49, ,'NSuu.TOts at Baltimore pricar
AZ; ''"" LOUIS J. BOSsIECS,
l4t2 Mails street.
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THE NEW PATENT CIGAR RTTE-RoLLER a
GEoRGH SCHoEN's, Main and Eleventh str eets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-11

The ARK STILL AFLoAr.-Thursday night
the death OF Mr..Henry Dessler, proprietor
Of the Rockets I" EoaRs Ark" was report
ed at the First station house. The news did
not come from one tongue, but from mspy,
Including those of justices Of the, peace,
policemen, and "citzeus geaersiiy.." One
man pathetbcally described to OUT reporter
how that venerable form bad ans wered the
last summons Of Nature, and been laid low
|sast Us Mr.. Isassler vas about to bitch up bis
horse. Others told stories Of his honesty
and eccentrieitjes, and Of his deFotiou to hs
art collection. the whole crowd beayed
heavy sjghs ADD shed appropriate tears.
Their grief was wasted. Yesterday Mr..
Dessler called at eur office and assured as
that The announcement OF his death zss
premature Knowing bin as well ~ we do,
we could not doubt bis statement, though
there are five or six persons who differ with
him-or 1t least did Thursday night.
Mr.. Des4les says that the report OF his
death was put out lille be was enjoying his
six,y.frst birthday. 1t was spread ali over
Rockets on Thursday. Mr.. Dessler heard
II that day, but knew 1t wss not t.ue, so did
not tben put himself to any trouble 10 con-
tradict it. Z ST +.stA
He aud bis ark are still aho,t. As their
timbers are sound, they will breast the winds
ard tides for many years TO come, no doubt.
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- II-CT RfGElVED FROM

7I1IING JUST kECEin SEInE Ep .F>S,Sa nsUa
III - ~" ,,,, n-rpsr,r3 to sell 10 my customers
crs>" nice Sized. Juicy ORANGE 'or he
.. " ~ II 2oc per d,arn, and nrn,ns ins :'TSs s
,ttNr. n ~. srusou than fire. use OF thls
-r &c'@"' D. "'' A. rIZIlHi, JR..
p. sn7 arusd street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-11

WAMsUTTA COTTON can be had at 12Ac. per yard
1t LEVY BROTHERS..
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CH1LpREN's SHOES AT GRIGG's, Tenth and Mali
ntreots.
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Go TO GRIGG's, Tenth and Main streets, for
perfect 1T.
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A SOURCE OF GREAT Asx1rrY..

Ny dsushier has received great benefit from the
use Of vegetipe. Her declining health wss eouree
OF ibe yegstus restored her health, strength, and
snneiite - .IE:.5E-3E IN. II. TILpkN.
insurance and Real Estate Agent. No. 40 Scans
Building, Boston, Mass, June ., 1877.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-11

LEVY BROTHERS VIII odrr on Monday many
special bargains heir store LIS closed on satur-
d. ~. :. L.
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FoR STAMPED CHECKS go to j. r. & ". a.
BIRMINGHAM, No. 8 north Eleventh street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-11

FINE CIGARS AND CHEWING AND SMOKING
TOBACCOS at SCuOEN'S.
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OvER-GA1TEns AT GR1GG's, Tenth and Mai
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4itl1nond 9isgatth.

ns- THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE CONFINED CIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE oTHKR DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-11
: 11-I1ZnrE COKE .na,e Of Princess

IIEyANpEK COKE date Of Princess
I Ann, rrutsly W., ATTORNEY At Law,
=. .,'. rIr.>. state AND Federal, Of Richmond
- ..G . ,bn rnlrfs o.! ll,.nrico and Chesterfield
,.-.,,r,. K,,rr. ~ permission 10 Judge D. NJ.
S.'..., Primes. mn county: tgc ". H. Bur-
~. - t.inu.l " H. Tayior. and Hon. John
,.,,., IF <"rr,ik ct,y: aad 10 M.ssrs. Gardner:
,.r.,. 1 N.ti,ylp. t,".rgr Il Boyk and Suolett
'".i--- " I.,rI.,,,.,1rry H. 9-1 ms
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-11

EI~TKECElNED, A lUTOF NEW
" PATTERN BED-lOtH'hhS ana me -
t.,g ttSE~ Also on hauG the finest PAR fMSs
i'ng liIIMRHt. sud pISlSG. ROOM FURNI.
TrRr IVA, / nAy" ever k'p', with NIL the lower
.-t,l.- - lrr'> k-r' In 4 hfst-CI%s house, insie
,,.,,,r,. , my stock and they will be salts
Mel .,., ,l,g arr cheaper than any goods OF the
s.gt,. .uai.ly ever offered IN this city.
'''' '''''- GATHR1GHT,
"a 1GGovrrunr street
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Go TO GRIaG's, Tenth aud Main streets, fo
SatchelS.
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yKTANTED, TO RENT OUTfss8
wv a. FIRST-CLASs sEVEE.0C-fff ~
TAyE PIANO, In good order. Must be well cared
for For terms, &C., apply at 612 Grace street,
corner Seventh, between the hours OF A. N. ano
D .W NH l1-S&W2t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-11

LEVY BROTHERS sell Androscognin cot ton al
10c. per yard, and Auburn at the same price.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-11

GOVERNMENT OFFIcE.HoLDERs VERSUS The
CoLoRED CITIZENS Some stime ago num-
Der of the Government Office holders OF Mad.
ison Ward assembled at Hams Hall, on
Ninth street, and selected delegates from that
ward 10 serve on the Republican City Com.
mittee. Last nightthe colored Republicans
who are not ofice-holders determined
TO select their own representatives
from the voters of the ward, and
accordingly held q meeting at the same
place. j. Anderson Taylor presided, and
James B. Christian acted as secretary, both
Of whom hold positions under the Govern
ment. The "Colored Citizens party" fiod-
ing themselves IN the minority and that they
could carry no proposition, adjourned to
Scotrs. on Cary street, where they organized
with c: r. Payne as chairman; James Scott,
vice-president; Manson Logwood, secretary !;
John j. Moormap, Jr,. assistant secretary !;
and George Moody, treasurer. r. A. Paul,
W. e. Jackson, and Napoleon Price were
chosen members Of the City Committee.
The followinging resolutions were agreed
to-:
"Resolued, That the editors OF the Dis.
patch be requested to publish this meeting,
and that the citizens of Madison Ward pro-
test against the organization az represented
in the meeting held at HAMS Hall; that we
believe the whole difficulty arises from the
Federal ofice.holders; that we appeal to the
citizens to frown down these proceedings,
and insist that these Federal office-hoders
attend to their own business"
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WANTS.

WANrED, A SMALL a!a;.T.a TAhlLY: y oe:uo2 OK
roe FRONT ROOM on second foor.with BOA BID.
Terms moderate. Also. few TABLE.BOARD-
ERSlT Apply at No. SIT Fourth street, betWeen
Broad and Marshall. mu Ii-ot"
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vreETlNE Is SOLD By ALLDRuae1s7s.
NH 11.s&W isE.54 "a $50 81
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M ANTED, TO: SELL A VERY FINE
wv GUITAR. Al pply at sfice Of ~,
SINGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY. T..
NH 1I.at = - d = = S2l Main street.
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GROCERIES. Sc.

DrTTER.-2e tubs PRIME GOSHEN
ID GrIIrE; Is tubs PRIME VIRGINIA
NyU%IA!N BITTER, receiving This Gay.
J. ID. WHITEHEAD.
rNfIlt 1912 Main street.
INt>TPuRT HEKRINGS.-200 barrels to
IL rr..r ms day, and Tor sale l0G 10 close con-
,.s.srt j. D. WHIT HEAD.
r,rllI. 1912 Main street.
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EiTRON, RAlSINS, ALMONDS, SO.
300 pounds S0FT-SHELL ALMONDS,
800 pounds PECAN NUTS,
goo pounds FiLBERTS,
800 p"Uuds PALnNUTS,
50o CuCUANUTS,
I1U torcs and drums FIGS,
) boxes ClTRpN.
LkMUSS, and VIRGINIA HAMS, at
VIC. DANDRIDGE & CO.'S.
dt Is S27 Broad street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-11

Bust OF COLONEL JOHN 3. BALDWIN
VALENTINES LATEST WORK.-The plaster
bust of Colonel John B. Baldwin, ordered
by his widow several months ago, has been
modelled and cast by Mr.. Edward V. Val
eutiue, and is now 10 be seen at the sculptor's
ateLier, on Leigh street.
1t is seldom that an artist has so fine a
subject 10 work upon, snd forclbly has Mr..
Valentine demonstrated this fact, Tor the
bust is one OF the strongest productions OF
bis art career. Colonel Baldwin had 8 re.
markably massive brow, genial. expressive
eye, and lips classicalIy formed. The intel
lectual development is Intensified about the
eyes. every line being clearly marked, and
full Of meaning.
The sculptor, with great naturalness, has
represented him 10 the act of pausipg in the
midst Of speech maybe to collect his
thoughts-and through the language of the
countenapce, often stronger than words, we
can discern that kindly, half pleased mind
which one expects to find in portraiiure of
Colonel Baldwin. His shoulders are draped
with the folds of toga gracefully arranged,
W hich adds very much to the good effect of
the whole.
10 producing this work Mr. Valentine has
been, as be always is, true TO nature, and hrs
lsbored with that care, accuracy, and ertbu-
sasm which characterlzes all his efforts.
Indeed, key to his great triumph in his
profession is the earnestness and truthfulness
OF his mind, together with the noble and
elevated principles on which be pursues bis
art. ..t.E .E.,....... seq. ,.s ~. ...-....
The bust of Colonel Baldwin, like that of
Judge Joynes, was modelled entirely from
pho ogrsphs. 1t was viewed yesterday by
several critics and persona! friends Of the
original, all of whom seemed much pleased
II would now be handsome compliment to
his memory if the admirers of Colonel John
b. Baldwin would have his bust reproduced
in martde and presented to the State Library.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-11

T. i. CuukE & CO.,
WHOLESALE GEOCFRS AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
~ ~ SoC!H FOURTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN
MAIS Akp CARY,
'. !v,; rccitda fr, sh AMI we'll selected stock Of
Gip' LRit ;, wa!ch they frr 10 the trade at loves
market rrtcrs-COfFEE, TEA, SUGAR, SYRUP,
MOLA>>E>, BACON, SALT, WINES, WHIS-
kItS, hRAhDlE~, &c. NH Tim
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LIST OF LETTERS.
LADIES, LIS

r IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
H THE POST-OFFiCE AT EICHMOED, HEM
RICO COUNTY, VA, MARCH 10, 1876. n
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F,'AGLISll PICKLES, MUSTARD, and
SAL r., rec.iving from steamship "Novs
9E"H"h d!"ct irum Messrs. Crosse i Black well.
kN"Ll>H PICKLES, assorted, packed in quar-
aud pInt Jam.
h\GilsH DURHAM MUSTARD In pound ano
A".i pnu,r t-pttics
ttsN,Gll>u SAUCE" LEA < PERRINS'S wOR.
tEahlkE' genuine sauce in quart and pint
'''i'eS, for safe by
Gc 25.Sm iwnnr.srs
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[ 'Otf EE.-PURE OLD JAVA of supe.
- rior QU,iily:
h"jc" LAGJAYRA:
ftim" GREES RIO -.
tnr s1ir ty UAVESpO21 6 MORRIS
lr.l- I'm ~ -
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WANTED, THE LADIES TO KNOW
w where they can have fheir tOLDj HATS
PRESs go and RESHAPED 10 all the new styles.
No 1900 corner Grace and Fighteenth streeis.-
mn 1Ieod8Is Mrs. 6. G. TYLER. \
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IullN L. COOKE,
RETAIL DEAi.gR IN

ot..r- .rl1plly and carefully filed. NH Gin
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IL nHr;IiHE ~, ESTPHALIA"
rhhhaD Cured by tn. celebrated ~ West
A' ee'pe' by 'ioha Taylor, q Trenton.
shh sss,onah h"flSEaPPLE" BR4HD-csn.
AhsIr a"S' sasat. .cured-for sale by
nt.r,-- DAV EhPoRT Il NORRIS.
II ut,.,,A FOR great tonic-man-
eo nIea sr.G d, st. P.tersbureh. aud hxhIy re-
d!ysbtp.i.:h :hhtFfA-homeopathie preparation for
TUX i,u ,fuEscHEa sscHEa tdirect from Georgia.:
fmb ,"eAES--trw supply tust received
CHRISTIAN il WHITE'S.
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COMFORTABLE ROOMS, furnished Ass
" or unfurnished, with BOARD, At E9
MRS. LYONS'S,
mi, g. 8eod2w sos Franklin street.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-28
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.


At II o'clock Monday morning Messrs
John A. Doherty, VIM. Garig, Andrew
Jackson, Chas. X. David. JAS McVea
W. G. Randolph, DIR. > w. Dupre. John
D. Fisher. Edward Willis and John II
Lamon. the ten gentlemen who have
been brought to this city by the U. $.
Marshal. upon the affidavit of one Gee
Z. Davis, late Parish Judge of East
Baton Rouge, appeared In the United
States Circuit Court. to answer the
charge brought against them. Shortly
and old Oily Cannon lBeekwithl.
emerging from the District Attorney S
room. took his stand near Clerk Wool
fey. Tho Grand Jury entering and
being polled. returned to their room,
when Beckwith read the charge and the
statute Gin such cases made and pro-
vided," etc. Mr.. II. II. Mari and Maj.
John H. New appeared as counsel
for the prisoners and asked that
the charges against them be
read, that If bailable. bonds
might be given for their appearance
when notified The following frivolous
charge was then read by the clerk as
that upon which the gentlemen had
hundred miles from home.
Conspiracy. to induce an officer of
the United States Government to leave
the place where by law he was required
to perform the duties Of his office
The prisoners. through their counsel,
at once entered u plea of not guilty, and
the case being bailable one, they were
at once admitted to bail to appear when
notified. bona in each case being fixed
at $4,000. and accepted rs follows
Jno. II. Lamou, bondsman. &. NJ Con
rad.
Jno. A. Doherty. bondemau, JOS. w.
Dohe,ty.
VIM. Garig. bonds'nan, Jos. w. Doh
erty
And. Jackson. bondsman, Ferd.
Chas IL. David, bondsman. Capt. Jno.
J. Brown.
JAS. McVea. bondsrnan. Isaac H..
Staufrer.
w. G. Randolph. bondsmap, Jno. /.
Adams.
DIR. J. w. Dupre. .bondsman, A. Levy.
Jno. y. Fisher, bondsman. B. D..
Wood
Ed. w. Willis. bondsman. $. II. Ken
nedy.
After giving bonds the prisoners left
the court. to appear for trial whenever
their cases are called
IL is evident that this whole business
is but dirty party work, to which both
Beck with and Packard are only too glad
to lend their hands. Their hope is 10y it
to intimidate the Conservatives and
break their power. which is such that,
were an election held to-day in East
Baton Rouge or Feliciana. both parishes
would go Democratic by large MAORI
ties. But these willy rascals are very
largely out in their calculations. Its
effect will be tho very opposite OF intiin-
idation to the Conservatives. and II it is
the policy the Radicals are going to fol.
low we would say. go ahead. and see
whose nccks will be broke first play
ing IT,
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-28
AUUSEMEN

ST. CHARLES THEATRE. - The grand
spectacular combination Of the Kiralfy
brothers entitled "Around the World in
Eighty Days" is the entertainment Tor
this the closing week at the st. Charles
under Mr.. De Bar. A very fair house,
considering the very bad weather. was
in attendance last night, and repeatedly
manifested its pleasure in the enter
tainment. The grand ballet, led by
Mile Letourneur, Is one OF the particu-
lar features of the bill, the corps being
very numerous. The scenery is mag
nificently gotten up, and some OF tht
combinations are startling. There VIII
be grand family matinee on Wednes-
day and Saturday noon.
ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-Miss Lucille
Western as Nancy Sykes was applaudec
last night at the Academy. The terri
BILE realism Of this drama, placing upor
the stage the hideous sides OF life II
London, was rendered in most truth
ful style by Miss Western, who received
the very able support OF the stock com
pany. The play will be repeated TO-DAY
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-28
THE RIVER.
disaster Threatened.

The accounts from above are gloomy.
The river is now out of its banks the
whole way down. rising steadily at all
points below Cairo: above the danger
line at Memphis: and yet general and
heavy rains are reported for the past
two days in all the country tributary to
the Mississippi river. 1t behooves then
that our planters and citizens be on the
alert ut every point; that all weak places
be strengthened and closely watched
and guarded, to prevent great disaster,
which seems imminent.
Probabilities reports that there will be
floods below Cairo. ut Vicksburg and
Memphis. The authorities should see
to it ut once that every preparation is
made to meet the food which is coming.
"An ounce of prevention is worth II
mound Of cure" We would especially
commend to the city officials that they
see to it that the levees above and below
the city are i'm thorough condition to
withstand any pressure which may
come upon them. "Verbum sat. sap.