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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-01-19
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aGrttf JANikitY 18th, 1877.
The unprecedented rain II Sunday
night, Monday, aud Monday night, routed
the snow, aud materially changed, II Il did
not improve the Landscape. The clsisic
Hanging Fork disgopsJ ~ gorgss without
serious damage to shipping, but to the
trcat disgust n the festive skater Green
River, notwithstanding the strong temper.
ancc sentiment of the times, u said 10 be
on the biggest and most blrsicring high"
in which u has indulged in ages. ., !. re-
ported 10 have been within few inches Of
lernilroHd bridge this morning. -1rsr
II il with feeling Of sadness recurd
the death Of ~ D. Brown, one II our old
est citizens. which occurred on Thursday
night last. Mr.. y. was we'll known in this
community, md universally esteemed n a
man, neighhor, and member Of general
ocicty.
J. C. Johnston sold on saturday, IS head
of feeding cattle to Mr.. Bowman, " your
vicinity, at about n cents. Mr.. u. tpught
some 30 head from other parties here, with
the design Of putting the whole lot on the
market at Danvile, on Monday last.
Two u our neighbor-, each Of whom l.
the father Of one child, were returning
from Court in sleigh one evening during
the freshet. The Hanging Fork was be-
tween them aud home. 4 consulta ton
was held a. to the prudence Of attempting
to ford il. Neither was afraid Of the wa.
ter, but with touching paternal feeling they
argued: ave may he drowned-our wiye.
are young and good looking, and would
marry agnin-and the poor children might
suffer" This determined them to make
circuit Of several miles to avoid the stream
We fear their anxiety for the children, in
duccd them TO do great injustice to the
wives.
Bulldozing seems to he contagious, 4
lew days since. Osp. >. s. Morrison and
lady, having both left their room for few
moments, little three year old Nellie, who
remained within, turned the kev and thus
"held the fort" Neither expostulations,
promises, nor Establishments, could induce
surrender. At length the Captain got oui-I
on an upper portice from which he reach
ed a window, cut qnt a pane u glass and
raised the s~h. Thisis the reSpltof read
ing political papers in the hearing Of chill
drcn.
We notice with interest, that Florida o.
fers apreminm To be awarded to her ap-
preaching Fair, for the best bred and most
intelligent alligator, n.o,ihai 10000 alli-
gator skins arc annually "sewed up" by the
hcot makers az this couniry. Hopper will
please note both items. FN.sTAFF.
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Rrv. J. N. RRucr, has accepted the call
Of the Baptist Church, at this place, and
will preach regularly on the 9nd and 9TH
Sundays in each month.
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srrcIAL term Of the Garrarl Court of
Common Pleas, will be held next week, az
ter which, Judge Brcckinridse will have a
brief rest
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ciypIp,rrs

Wa nre authorized ~ announcr !. ~ Bruce, a
candidate ~ represent the counties ~ Casey Roy "
Hatratd aud Lincoln. In the nest seuaie ~ Ken
tuckv, subject 70 the etinn VI the hsmoeratlc
party.
Wa ne authorized 10 snnounic Hon. H. W
Senate, 81 the 1-Nt August eiertioR f-vm ,hciiis
trci composed II the ccpnties n Casey, Carrari,
inculn, md r"yle, subject 10 the action Of The
Dcmocratic party.
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J. owsI.EN EVANS, 81 the firm OF Wear
en- & Evans, has purchased the beautiful
residence Of J. W. Alcorn, in the Eastern
part of town.
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Coon tunes ahead. Wearen & Evans have
one thousand pounds venison Hams on the
way from the Tennessee Mountains.
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CRETE LIssE RucnISG.--Our lady read
ers will know what Cfepe LiS-s Ruoking
means, whether the gentlemen do or not.
IL Is an article for trimming ladies dresses.
and in these days Of fashion, no lady who
wants To have her toilet look we'll, can az
fond to I've withou, it. We invite the spe-
cial attention OF the Young ladier at the
Female College, to a splendid assortment
Of this goods 10 be found at the store Of
Hayden Brothers Their stock OF It has
never been eXeellcd, aud their prices are
extremely low. They have laid in fresh
supply recently, expressly for the young
ladies Of Stanford and vicinity.
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MARKETs.
Louisville.

The Louisville produce markets were generally
unchanged yesterday. Provisions hfn,cr hi-
con rl,sing ~ ai0i,c Er char rib sides and 100
niUIs fr clear sides Bulk meats we're heid at q ,
aGl.e fm shoulders, s7smec CIR clear rib side, aud
" <ag.e Cor clear sidlss. Lard steady Al i2cf
ri ior terre Rats. a. s,r tcs and i5,sc :or huck
IT. Mes I,rk was hed at Ell j0e.is. Wheat was
hrm at II ~ fa rod, 81 t7eti 30 iur amb.r aud
white. Corn steady NJ 3ba37c for ear, and .set
i1c TOR sielieS on arrival, aud t7stsc f,u store.
Oats were hrin nj a7ssr arrival and Fiattc from
store Rye at saaSjr; Flour was hfm ut sjas ~
for extra o. fancy brands. Butter hrm ~ iia22c
and eggs at 30a3lc. Onions nj STAT Is. Potatucs AZ
81 7Jaj ID Ioa. Commercial, nth.
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IOflL NEWS.

fnrsH oyster soup at iIus-ins'- every
day.
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VIZ arc housekeeping now. Come to
see US
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" cussing would improve this al~mina-
bic weather We would agree TO have It Ill
right hy dinner time to-day.
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.QChTTvc Celebrated Colleen
ULhuIJ Tongue F'arlor
q II q A N 5.
FACTORY ESTABLISHED 1870.
FROA rnE rKIss.

Fren q. d. White, Editor IiacksiisioxR. n, H..
Herald.
THE organ has a rirh. deep aud soul ~ ,r,ipg
tame couldn't stay In the HOUSE Niihnul a. Il
helps wondsriully 10 drive away tbs shalsghlso
hard tiines,"
The Lsluapa, Ia. Iaily News syGl
We ART IN opt % une ui hu.r NfV ngtate lAgs
iof Organs, manufactured by M. lhuitl Neal,y.
Washington, J. Ihis organ u Gas. .al.l hll,k
salnui ea-s aud 70 ine !, ean not lac sarIs.s.d By
any instrument Mia Kind"
Frola the I0wsll. Neb., Register.
I'VE received this week, dirret from the msna-
iaeturer. Daniel y. Bcatty, Washington. \. D., his
Justly o.lealsd organ. slssani In appearance. aud
handsomely furnished, giwN,elhd IN riehnsss aud
lsoN-r NJ tone We ars usxe tAis plsns.~l with ~
md heartily Is.a.,e'.r,.a to asS one eon'e~rla'
Besi snss ever gives. Nancy Tslan,lssl ulea re-
iarn 81 organ, aud freight charges ,aid by ms Dan.
,el y. k-atul both ~RvE n unzaii- iasiory, aN.t
lesi trial Of ave days. organ warranted sa IA
seanl
Agents wanted every whsfs. male az ferals, 10
snssss hf this Superior iasiran.snl AidfsaE
DANIEL. y REATpX
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fnrsn oysters in all siylc', at Illus
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TNlIE CELEBRATED "BUFFALor
STEAM GRIST MILLS z

have renovated from bottom to top the ap,vs'
xell-known and celebrated steam Mils .5ssst~a ~,
the llustonvlie pike. The accomplished MflI-sfh No.
william n. rotts, of Madison county did tho work,
nnd he now prnruner- there mills rs gsod o. sur
gu the Cuntlnen' All the old n,nchinsry and az
urer have hrrn taken out aud new put in--stsues.
new SMUT Miil Eolting Cloths, Sc, are in ans or
der, ~ that nov can make rovi flosr and Meas
rs any MIL
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c Us TO m RINDI c

solicited a.i satisfaction guaranteed. GrInding
done every day. Try thce Miil- onc~ and you wiil
come again. li7o-iii JOHN W. ROgT.
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Tb--. are clo-s reta priocs TO- cash az prd,ire
The usual CONCESSIONS are made t. Pur hasrrs. In
wholesale quantities..
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STAFFORD.
Grsceries aud Hardwsre.--Rcta

conrncrrp wKrSLr NJ CAMPBELL MILLER.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-08-16
RIVER NEWS.

The c. W. Anderson yesterday morn
ing brought 20 hogsheads of tobacco,
$50 dry barrels, i21 sacks bran and 1000
sacks corn from Evansville.
The Grand Lake No. ?, brought ,
bargcs of ice from st. Louis for the tow
OF the Port Eads. The Eads added a
barge of freight here and has big cargo
for the South.
The Garrett and barges will no doubt
pick up a trip here soon for the South.
The Greyhound passed South with
two partly loaded barg. OF coal.
The Julia with tow OF stave boats
passed down on Monday.
The little steamer Hunter, Captain
Wellington, sunk on Tues lay near Pitts
burg by striking a tree on the river
bank.
Steam was raised on the new drcdgc
boat building at Pittsburg, yesterday.
Capt. James Brown, Of pttsburg, who
was injured by being thrown ont of his
buggy some days ago, is able to be
about gain.
The steamer Barrett il hard aground
on Bear Bank bar in the Wabash river.
The James W. Cali will be the packet
for Cincinnati this morning positively.
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the following ordinance, which was re-
ferred to the ordinance COMMITTEE under
the rules, viz:
ORDINANCE, NO. $780,
An Ordinance amending Section &c OF
Chapter D, Revised Ordinance.
BE it ordained by the city council OF the
city OF Cairo:
SECTION !. That section numbered
forty six Of chapter, numbered five of
the revised ordinance, be amended SO as
to hereafter read as follows, viz:
SECTIoN4G. Every person, within the
limits OF the city, who shall sell or offer
to sell or barter any goods, wares or
merchandise or other articles on Sunday,
or shall keep their places OF bushes open
for the purpose of so selling or Offering
for sale any goods, wares or merchandise
or other articles on Sunday, shall forfeit
and pay, for the use Of the city, sum
not less than five dollars and not more
than twenty-five dollars for each and
every oilenSe.
On motion Of Alderman Thistewood
council adjourned.
j. b PHILLIs, City Clerk.
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ICE ! ZOE |

Husc, Looms q Co., dealers in north
crn lake ice, have removed their Office
from the corner of Eighth street and
Ohio leyce to the ice houses one door be-
low the st. Charles hotel, and are now
delivering lee in all parts of the citys
Those desiring the cold stuff will leave
their orders at the new Office, where they
will receive prompt attention.
JAMES kAyANAUGH, Manager.
CAIRO, Ills, May II, 1877. j-l7-lm
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whore the Gll "a so badly needed that The
matter has again been postponed, but
It is certain that the city is not able to do
the work at Precautionary Is too scarce,
However, it IS believed that the work
viii be done within the next year
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An Ordinance Authorizing the City
Treasurer to Collect Special Assess
mentS.
BE it ordained by the city council OF
the city of Cairo.
SECTION |. The city treasurer is hereby
deslgnat,d as the proper officer authoriz-
ed to collect special assessments, and is
empowered and directed to perform all
the duties required by law of such officer.
Approved August 18th, 1877.
Henry WINTER, Mayor.
Attest:
J. b. Phillis, City Clerk.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-08-16


Alderman Halliday ashed ana obtained
permission TO present, ANA read petition
ol rev VIM htiiey ana Alex Martin
pFi5 lhS Tor 'Ae Use OF ~ Mary S park,
Ut '"'"o "''' j" ''Ie I''''r part oi August
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VII "'o' ,o'' u -N,''' 'i''''' i''''''"S VIC
r,|s ~ Wv "'' '''' "
tee ON s,r,'r 81. '''' W w., '''''''' ~
Permission of council l.i,g cro,toI
,Il,r,,., I,,I,l,y nro.o,,.j p,a not
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ME'sA"E ROM THE MAYOR
The mayor presented AMI had read by
the clcr; a message vc,oing an or.lip.
aycp aJoutrd Inv the council August :,
1877, entitled, IAN ordnance amending
Section IG of chapter ), revised orIin-
aucr.." and masmuch rs that, in his
Indictment no demand or uecc,,ity
exists for such ordinance. rs he
bg.po, ANA, l.rovy,r.l,.n or srt. of Sah.
h,,h hro,lirc ,b,t demands this amend.
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Henry Stout, July salary 10 dayg. 80 90
Iabcr Bros, one box paper lssten,
ings, | dozen pencils, quart Of
INK, eraser, steel pens."".", 70
Il, Ii. Cunningham. rent OF cOun-
ell chamber to August lst ..."". ~ 90
{. W. Henderson, matches clerks
office ..".....n......,".....,...o.o. %
Z. Mahoncy, dieting prisoners dur
ing month OF Juiy,".",...,..."ll70 90
=. Mahoney, dieting prisoners be,
fore trial, Julyo.,.. ......"..,..., II 81
lhOs Waldcr hauling drunken
men to jall.,.,,..,,,......"".".." 30
James Quinn, repairing city els
terms. and putting in waste pipes So 90
VIM, =. Niece, per ccntage on ac-
tual lines concGt.,l.........,.........l Is 90
supreme court. ...,,..,.......,...,... 2 50
>. i. iiumm, fees and transcript
OF Judgment in confirmation Of
sidewalk cssmcuts....."u... Il 90
j, r. Eennic, furnishing pipe to
cistern, aud keeping same filled
one ycar.,..,,....,.....,.,."...,.oo 20 90
l.. II. Myers, broom and lamp
chimney for police headquarters 40
Cairo Sun, publishing proceedings 10 u
A. Calul day special police duty > 90
The below specified bills were ordered
paid as follows;
j. Cook & II, bunker, building
~ lucal feet Of sidewalk az 60 81 %
Building - lIncal feet side
walk on Lcvre m2 Co.. ..... - w
If
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CITY COUNCIL.
Regular Meeting
CouNclL CHAMBER, CAHo, Ill.,
Augnst II, 1917.


Present Aldermen lia'''oay' Llhcas'
ter, Palicr Rittcnhouse' l",tIe"ood,
Wood, Wright ana oc''''-''
Inc mayor belhg absent A'n'r'nah
Halliday was, on mo"oh % Alderman
Lancaster Cli''" /" '''' 0"''''
On motion Of Alderman Lancaster the
minutes Of last regular meeting were an,
,.r..,,., o.. ,,I,on. h.ing read
P'"''" "''''o"' 49,
COMMITTED hLFoN'''
The committee on streets, to whom wac
r.lorr.I propOsals Tor street liIlnp, al
49,, '..,,I,. ,,o,,irg nodo o. ,,..,,,,,.
I"'I regular ''''''.7' "''''' " '''J'''J
and minority report
rrhemayor appeared, Alderman N,lii-
Day rcluqui5hin% the chair
Alderman Ota.ah1n appeared and
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'i'A ~ ~ '''.' t'-h''A VIZ ''f'' ''f' w. 900
tend the races at 80. Mays Park.
Miss Fannie Rudl, Of Evansville,
is in the city, visiting her brother, Mr.,
Kit Rudd, OF the Mississippi Central,
The narrow %uage railroad has
changed the time Of the departure Of ia
passenger train, from halt past eight to
half past soycu m the morning.
lie "Joly Five" an organization
composed OF five Of the wcll.known
young -ocety Gentlemen Of this city,
win give party at the Bieloch house on
Friday evening,
a t,Aino party, composed OF Alder
man Tom Halliday, City Clerk pnIIlis,
and number Of other gentlemen, autic.
lpn'e biz dly's sport fishing at the
MLcr I'm kentucky to-day, The ferry
boat Three States win take tncm across
huriyur At dlybreah.
-.'snluo a. Whiuoc. are recognized as
aluu,gu the head Of the dental p,o.
ir ,ou OF southern Illinois. Their
room are over Blacks tore, ON Com
moraial avenue. Give them call when
youmg"m".me in their line yon want
done. Aug lj2w
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ID. j. HDNLLi-R.li I.'Hr. Agent ru..
NJ rll- real ".air, collects iran, hH' m..
I.au.r-neu'' ri.. tuuu,.,.H 4},uur, be-.
... N,atu .nl I,D'u street..
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.IilAI WINIER--oNh street between
ummr.r,Aayp1l, wd Warrington aEruur.
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i.cnI l-.tttt Ngcncin4

ions ANTRIM Merchant hl.ruld 9rdr
u l,uHiy ,-ic Clothing. ,1 Ohiulp
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). BAILEY Dealer u Sloyoa, Tin and lirl'
tnr Gatlnu ind lmnuuH' Implements, WIN"
luls, Rririnrrutors, fumpa "nd l@IHri
n Commeic6l Avenue, Gutlcrus' aud Job
S0fN done on hUltuOtiro'
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.-Iho pr1p0'.II0n n mi Commercial
avenue above Twentieth street came up
again in the city council on Tuesday
evening, but was indefinitely postponed.
BY q careful estimate it appears that the
cost of making the proposed fill will
amount to in the ncighborhood OF
three thousand dollars, and
the members OF the council. or majority
OF them, seem to think this is greater
sum than the city is able TO cXpend in
street filling just at this time. 1t is un.
questionably hard on the people who own
property Oh the avenue in the locality,
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OF ANY OTGER ROUTE.

+.sscrgers Wv this line 80 through 80
tnc Vast without any delay caused by
sunday intervening.
Tna SATURDAY AFTERNOON TRAIN
FROM CAIRO ARRIVES N NEW
YORK MONDAY MORNING
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nEPosITs received and a general banking
- business done
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-10

age dog, and used all bis ammunition Ia de
Tending himself against the brute. That Incl
dent teens 10 have changed his mind about
life being burden, and ho slill lives.
"A snow storm suoh as has not occur red
In the memory OF man began on the 10Th Of
December, In schleswig. Jutland, the Danish
islands aud Sweden aud Norway, and oontin.
ued till Christmas, During oil this time travel
by ordinary roads and by railway VIVA greatly
impeded. ard finally NJ many places tu spend
ed and tho steamboats, between Cope ahagen
and Stockholm were obliged !, discontinue
their 'rils for tome days On the Danish
State railways tho SHOW lay twelve feet deep
between Aarbus and R,nders and flanders
aud AL ,erg and seventeen feet deep Mt Vend.
vsHel.
--Pinshbaet. In u letter to n friend in In.
dianapolis In explanation Of his recent action.
says: " Knowing that the present pretended
Packard government 10 a monstrons iniquiy
and its success would entail I'll | further dc.
banchery and decentralization upon the faee
resolved TO destroy II If possible. havs not
abandoned tho national Republican party, but
II to denounoe the thieves In L,ni ANA. who
are fast 4 sIoying The maohgod and integrity
Of my people, renders me ineligible TO mem.
berphip In l., | eLal have 10 seek aneltpr else.
whore and continue my struggle for Justice
and equality for The race
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-10
PUBLIC OPINION.
tBoaton Foet. Dem. !


The Louisiana Returning Board has
convicted itself. and the howl which Il
now raised against tho truth Of its reve
lations ID part of the policy OF repres
sion which had another illustration IN
| tho attempt TO drown out Congressman
| Thompson voice by rAt.cnlls when the
House ordered the reading Of the Flo
rida report.
baltimore Sun. Ind.
t The Electoral Committee have Il Re,
sponsible duty TO perform. They cur
either crush out such frauds no ore
brought to light In the case of Louis.
lana forever. or by placing u man In tbs
Presidency on the results OF forgery aud
corruption, can give them D vitality that
must spread its poisonous Influences on
every hand.
| baltimore GaEstte. Ind. Dem.l
| Louisiana is gone The Electoral
Commission will be certain to reject the
vote OF that State, Tho certificates are
30 tainted that they ought to be handled
| with gloves.
Ist. Louis Times. Dem
The downfall and disgrace Of the
Louisiana Returning Board might not
have occurred had Mr.. Tilden been
elected by n clear majority outside of
i
posture Of its iniquties and the certain
retribution that awaits Its manipulatora
are amcng tho blessings for which we
have 10 thank u close election.
tPhiadelphis Times tod.l
Gov. Wells appears to have felt the
hard times severely. He had u whole
States vote to sell, title guaranteed,
and Cameron did not want to buy any
more tan did Morrisaey or Hewitt. And
tho price only million
Worcester Press, lad,
Let us suppose u case. A thief Ia
around trying TO dispose Of stolen
goods. these goods are found in the
possession OF another party. What Ia
the inference 7 Now. lot us make the
application: J. Madison Wells tries to
sell the electoral vote Of Louisiana
Hayes gets then. What IL tho infer.
encep
Indianapolis journal. Repl
The defeat Of Senator Logan had
been u foregone conclusion for days.
ana his retirement will not be- largely
regretted. He was Of the type Of poll
tcihn that Ia not much In favor with
The earnest spirit Of reform that fortu-
nately has possession OF tho conscience
OF the country.
Iltiehmond Whtg.l
May we not hope. now that n better
feeling pervades tho country. when
party spirit Is somewhat subdued. that
the suspicious hour IL at hand when all
parties at the North will generously
no, that Is not the word. cordially
stretch forth their strong hand to the
impoverished South and reuder to her
what Ia but her due--the aid and assist
anco requisite to secure n great South
ern highway to the Pacific.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-10
Iitiellmnnd Whtp,
Three of the New Work rging ExiIcs.
From tho Herald

Concerning three of the prominent
Ring agents there can be no doubt as &c
tho precise nature OF their relations
with tho Ring, rs they are fugitives
from justice. One Of these three, Tom
Fields, was an especial protege and tool
of Peter 3. Sweeny. In the Assembly
and in the Senate he was Mr.. Sweeny's
particular agent, his MAN friday
and rs Corporation Attorney he served
his master faithfully. BY so doing he
also served himself. He made 500, O0e
out or one set Of iiremen g claims against
tho city. and altogether Is reputed to
have "feathered his nest" to the extent
OF over $3.50, 600. He did not contrive to
put It into available shape, however.
and he was ono OF the earliest tools Of
the Ring who fled.
A second exile was Mr.. Nathaniel
Sands. He belonged to the Citizens
Association and professed to be q re-
former. He was, therefore, particular
~ adapted to the Ring, which believed
in being served as well as white
washed" by "reformers." He was
made Tax Commissioner, and then went
to Europe to raise 5000, 900 on city bonds,
since which timo he has not exercised
office in New York. The third OF these
illustrious eNiles, Mr.. Harry Genet. was
the particular friend of Tweed. whom
he took for his model. Like Tweed.
Genet enjoyed, and for that matter en-
joys still in Harlem, great personal
popularity. Mr.. Genet was no vulgar
Ring tool, but q man Of large ability
and ambition, n minor Tweed, and like
his model, came to grief through q new
clubhouse. he was q man. too, OF o
good deal Of independence Of character,
and used "the Ring" fully as much as
he was used by it. Ofall the Ring fugi-
tlVes he seems to be the most missed,
and OF all the Ring agents he was the
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-10
" LA FLOR DE VILLA "
CHIOIjAG Provisions.

COCO SACKS WHITE CORN
CANDLES 5000 boxes N. Hehasffer best gtar
Candles. full weight and all sizes, 1. 5.e,7
and gs.
P0IsK~41o0o barrels Standard Moss and Extra
Primo.
BACON7t10 ensks and half casks. Louisyille
Packing. Bacon. Sides and Shoulders.
HAMs-20o tierees Of large and very small Of
bost Louisville and Cincinnati brands, Gan.
vssed and Bugar-cured. and also Plain
Hams
DRY sALTED MEATs-1oo,ooo pounds Sides
and Shoulders.
FLOUIt@t0oo barrels Choice md Low Grades.
WHISKY-2oo barrels Of bsst old kentucky
hand undc sour mHsh Bourbon md Hys
Whistles. direct from PARIS Ky, and war;
ranted pure and unadulterated such
brands MS BowGn and J. A. Miller. Chicken
Cock.
On consignment and for sale by
MILLER, DOLHONDE q CO.,
fe9 t2b On, 40 and az Tohoupitoulas 1t.