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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-12

An EXPOSURE OF the reprehenslpie
r,iah;litv of some of our Northern
politicians, who profess to be honest
democrats, has lately been given ny
the publication Of letters to Presloent
Havas and Postmaster General Key,
urging with great zeal the appointment
Of that notorious rufiian, George IL.
butler. nephew OF Old Ben, to post OF
trust and responsibility in connect'on
with the Postofflce Department.
Such conduct displays some qualltles
in the signers of these letters which are
not creditable to their manhood OF
morality. We are astounded, ana the
whole country will be, that gentlemen
of the high standing of s. 3. COX ana
Milton sayler could have affixed their
SIGNATURES to the Endorsement ana
recommendation Of so notorious
blackpuard and convicted rascal as TINS
fellow Butler, and that in doing 80 they
should have betrayed their real motlve
TO be a desire to please and concentrate
man of the infamy OF Benjamin L.
Butler.
Ofhim everybodyin Louisiana has had
exnerience and can hear testimony TO
his axecrable deeds and vices whilst In
command of this department. NO one
who could render him honor or FAVOR
oan over claim the respect or confidence
~ this ueople, whatever other claims
he nav set up. Messrs. Sayler anu
Cox should lose no time in the en-
deavor to clear their records OF the stain
of such concession and pandering 20
the greed OF this bad man.
raorpe Butler, the nephew recently
o;ected from the post-office position tc
which he was appointed by the new
postmaster General on the recommends
ton referred to, and at the earnest en-
trsotv Of Ben Butler, the uncle, dis
graced in the most infamous manner
most important office, that OF Commis
sioner Consul General to Egypt, IRON
which country he fed to escape pun
ishment. After remaining peru" ~
some time in this country, ne agai'
emerged into notice in Washington an
New York in no reputable character
and by the invitation OF Sheridan an
Warmoth favored our city with q Vlsit'
Here he was on perpetual spree an
engaged in several shameful brolis 9
his own seeking. In one OF these ne II
oa;ved a severe beating at the hands
a stalwart foundryman and was gu
et,v sent out Of the city by his importer
and introducers, dilapidated specime
If a bully who had calculated too larg'
won the patience of people whom, b
Roasted. his uncle had ground under h
heels.
And vet such a man could receive
anrointmentt to an Office from trust und
the government by an administra1le
which claims to have made civil servi
reform one of the leading features Oh
policy. and has declared that no me-
would be given to the recommendation
~ noliticians or members OF Congres
And what is worse than all, among tho
signing such recommendations q
5romIrert and honored Democrats
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TBY AUTHORITY
Appointments by the Governor

Appointments by the Governor.
spern Lawur. notary public for the parish Of
Avoyelles.
John A. o'Neill, Assessor for the parish OF st
Mary.
Police Jurors for the Parish Of st. Mary-Oscal
D. Berwick, Thomas ]. Shaffer. w. d. kem,per
Edward Sileau. Lewis F. CLARK.
Jean Bernard, Assessor for the parish OF La
fayette.
L. 8. Hereford, Police Juror for the parish oil
West Baton Rouge, vice J. V. Durable, sr., re-
signed, ----
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The gentlemen appointed as aids TO
the Grand Marshal Of the ceremonies
Far the Golden Jubilee are requested TO
report themselves at the earliest oppor-
tunity to Col. J. J. Mellon. a5 Magazine
atreet. 40 as to be provided with the
necessary badges.
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COMMENCEMENT DAY.

UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA,
Law Department
New Orleans, May ii, 1877,
The exercises appointed for COMMENCE
MENT DAY in this Department will be held at
Grunewald Hall. Baronne street. near the cor
ner Of Canal, on SATURDAY MORNING. May
Ia 1877, at u o'clock.
The attendance OF the public is respectfully
invited. CARLEIoN huNl
mv1a1 Dean of the Faulty.
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SATURDAY, MAY NJ, 1877

rn, omce or the rev Orleans DE"0-
CHAT has been Removes iro"
.t...t to ro9 Gravier street.
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WALL PAPER.

WALL PAPER.
NEWEST STYLES JUST RECEIVED,
From the Richest to the Cheapest.
Rosewood and Walnut parlor and bedroom
nus ;t,,re With numerous fancy articles.
Furniture renewed in the best manner. az
40 Royal street,
my5 I'm hhNNA ~
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u. o.,v Authorized Soliciting Agents Of tho
Democrat for the City are messrs' IL ~
n.uEp and p. o. DEvEZIN.
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MARRIED.:

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Natchitoches, on
Tuesday, April "a, 1877, at the residence OF mrs
e. L. Pierson. by the Rev. o. N. Ogden. OF Alex
andria La. Mr.. Emile Deblieux to Miss Eva M
pierson. No cards.
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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-12

PrRsoNAL.-John i. Clegg, Secretary
OF the State Senate, left the city ZOE MS
country home yesterday.
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Notice.

Notice.
I beg leave to announce to my friends and
former patrons, that I have associated myself
with MR.. JOHN w. MADDEN in the
MERCANTILE STATIONERY BUSINESS,
At the old stand.
No. - Camp street,
and solicit a share of their business, which
hope to merit by close and prompt attention TO
their orders.
With full stock OF
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS,
and the most
Complete and Efficient Printing Office In
the South,
Competition in QUALITY and PRICE OF
WORK Ia the basis on which your patronage Is
solicited, n,rr ernn,er,.N
app 2dp PAUL ). CHhlol liam
GAS FIXTURES FOR SALE,
| Below New York Wholesale Prices,
EITHER TO THE TRADE OR PUBLIC GEN
ERALLY
Also a large supply Of English Pipe Hooks
Gas Filters Tools and Malleable Fittings car
be bought for cash. at less than factory quota
tons. at So Camp street.
| apg1y JOHN 6. FLEMING, Agent.
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". H. Barnett, Broker,

". H. Barnett, Broker,
OFFICE SO ST. CHARLES STREET.
Opposite St Charles Hotel.
Daaler in Gold, Coin Stocks, Bonds and Securi-
Ties. state. City and Police. Warrants, bought
and sold Mortgage and Commercial Paper
and licenses settled at most liberal rate OF dis
count. Myo III
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DIR. CHANDLER, F.a.s.a.,
the W0NcERFyl.
EGYPTIAN BLOOD PuRifIfI:
HEMAn.

THIS ;ncornp parable nEPU9xyYt 4.
i, J,e,cerf"d ILTERATIyL, TOSf<s y.
UkETIC, DIAPHOKETIC, and .tlf p.
ENT, combating. eirtues ,ehi'h '",."'
IL insataabfe aHd nerHr- faHi"D. "i-: o.
Its continued use Tit ibo,s1yh.y-rr'ii
rate all diseases OF the bi"od. Hs iHs.y
dieAts are Of (" pf,vfg har.stsss ssfs.s..
Egyptian Propinees, and "Eere TO-
the slightest faint Of disease AZ Jkr
tenn, u neper Jdits }acjerfin1 La, ".sr' -
Through tte incdia,. ofs'h- lsiyfa,tr. -
channels Of He body, ihtl1sS astrg.. y,
aud, indeed, Iorning all NJ" "Jpsfa, 49,
their proper 1or.,1t md I""efh1"i COT
dtion. A very brit sGG,e 81 ,m. 49,
doubted reliability and seonasriat r"."-
tire properties, IL teL.g, DDoss ,ssJ .sfs,ion .
abty, the rerg dsn!e ~ Dedieat 'ria"b"'
and the greafesi discore'g Of tie i,s..r.
age, Ia the freatrien, Of ~~~ry o.s.a,~
~here the blood itself % ptiiSarti. :ae
seat of the lesion or disordsr. sse,. a.
SCROFCLA oHd The thSnsand mud LHa
causes tint lead 10 MS terrible "df'cfioH,
Of mhich I'll eiri!iasd ssn,mnrti'e~ arr
coDnisanf, for Bibiicdt Truth his osse."
ed that tie "Siis Of the faihcrs sLoi
risn ece,, anto the third and jourfi. ore.
erations, ;, aud to EROhLN. HgWy IND
T0rejJaf regeneration, causing the, tr,.-s..
of moh once more ~ ass"me Ire God. -.
Jor8t Of manhood. 49, ~ N 90 -.
Foe CLTiNEO Us DySE.ISES. YIN
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COSTIYENEss, LIrEh md EIDIht
COMPLAINTS, q ESER1L AND NEAL
Gus DEEILITI, kuELM1TJAN ~.
GL1NDULAk LSLlkGEMENIS. y: >.
HT'FI3tTTONS or THE ZONES. Mo.
LENT ULCEHS, EEMALE rgh
PLANTS (d.ti 10 lie Denttsr ser a. -
boon Tong sought Jor bU sen1itire, So" q O.
direct ortjo, y,,o,. fIe;, aiiuehi., a. -
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BRONCHITIS AND LUNG
AFFECTIONS.
Ir TRACuEON.

4 slight so-caHed Geld ain oS-;.H.- !
for or Jndiy treated, Hast hars bar a.
fesaH-t must ereHfHafe VA a sttff.., ,.,.
OF BRONCHITIS, or iohat 10 7roiSa,
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only remove the deposit, thereby aHoIdi'..
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Ieaces the paficat Ia l,osSessiOn OF k."tLg
lung tissue. 80 4~ 1855 81.
Price, Fifty CeatsT per bottle, O" s!~
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DYSPEPSIA.
GASTROV.

GdSTRON IL a ssir, sI,ecJy, NM -;
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tine strength, and pTo8ofr Ur k,.,.
action or the stomach and iaf~sfines.s 4
nervous irrffabiiify Of :if~SaYs and q.
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XArper's Magazine.
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ThsxAeAzNr has STAINED in Its one quarter
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reading matter with illustrations In a way to
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tsrss 1h1sely designed 10 catch the eye of the
Ignorant are Hsyer inserted. - Chicago Journal.
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Railroad Printing.

f ms c"s ~orh 'ce especially aH ppared and dog
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road printers 6N all orders for any description Of
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are still the most thorough and search
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bowels, and even the blood. In small
A., doses OF one pill day, they stimulate
The digestive organs md promote Wig
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covered. They
arc mild, but
c fc ctual in
their opera
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the Is
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AGENTS.
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For Al the purpOoes Of Family Physic |;
and for curing Costiveness, Jaundice,
Indigestion, Foul Stomach, Breath,
Headache, Erysipelas, Rheuma-
tism, Eruptions and Skin Diseases,
n Bliousness, Dropsy, Tumors,
Worms, Neuralgia; as Dim
ner Pill, nor purifying the Blood.
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nnYYYHR ind Morphine habit absolutely and
speedily eured. hinlcssi M publicity.
UUIUVy Send tianp far particulars DR. Carl
" ~ 6y1 ten' IS Weshiag.o st., Cslcsko, III
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Books and Pamphlets.

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Scribner's Monthly
All UNpKvAT.RD ILLUSTRA
TED MAGAZINE.

men SCRIBSER Issued It's famous Mid
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critic said OF il: "We are not sure but that
scRIBNER has touched high.water mark
We do not see what worlds are left TO IL 10
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other worlds TO conquer, and they propose
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The prospectus for the new volume gives
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lllustrated), by writers OF the highest merit
Under the head Of
Foreign Travel
we have "a Winter on the Nile" by Gen.
Mcclellan ; "saunterings About Constants.
nople," by Charles Dudley Warner; "Out
Of My Window at Moscow" by Eugene
etc. Three serial stories are announced
Nicholas Minturn."
BIZ DR.. Holland, the Editor.
whose story of "Seyenoaks gave the higI
est satisfaction to the readers of the
Monthly. .., al.
The scene Of this latest novel Is laid OIL
the banks Of the Hudson. The hero Is II
young man who has been always "tied TO
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Scottish Loaf Factory" in the November
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Popular Rsading in he Rest amt Most
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IIY " e NEAL.

Bt'Ck-W ALTERS. Married, at ct. Berr.
diets church. Carrnlltown, Oh Tuesday last, by
the Rev Father PriCr. Mr. [ RLESTISE RTCE cid.
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BALrou's MAGAZINE FOR NOVEMBER

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"Violet - ''Phantom Island ) "Recollec-
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