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, 1877-09-10


NO MORE vicruALs.
VIENNA, Sept. 0.-A Cattaru special reports
that Sicsica with nineteen guns surrendered un-
conlitfonally, but tho garrison and inhabitants
wcrc allowed to withdraw to Gatsch.
FURTHER PARTICULARS.
An Ostrck correspondent shows that tue sur
render Of Ntcslcs Was neccssitatcd by the Mon
tcucgrins having stormcd positions commanding
tho citadel. The garrison, which Was originally
4oa strong. lost 200 during tho siege ID killed
and prtsoncrs.
BUCHAREST, Sept. 9.-The who1o Russian
Rustchuk army Jas taken tip fresh aud less ex-
tended positton8. These positions arc probably
III tho neighborEooA Of bleIa.
KAuFNANN.
A Berlin correspondent states TINT Qcn.
Kaufmanu, Of Khtvan fasno, has gonc to thu
danube to rcorgauixc tue Kussisn con,1uissariat.
osMAN rAsnA.
NEW YoRK, Sept. a.--Tho Turkish Minister
furnishes tho following: "1n 7lcw Of the var+
GUS accounts circulating about the origin Of
Osmau pasha, tho Turkish Legation has the
honor ia Inform the press TINT the Marshal Of
that name was born In asia Minor, oi Mussul-
tna1l pasopts.h
, 1877-09-10

GREAT DRITAIN.
GEN. GRANT.
LONDON, Sept. y.-Qcn. Grant received tho
freedom ot Inverness yesterday.
, 1877-09-10
The National Lifc-fnsurauce Co.
Of Il, s. Of 4.


Tho Circuit Court OF Conk County. it,. having "a.
1ecte! III proposals snsted for TIC purchase OF the
suresaId {autal soek md directed Ing Rcce!yer Of
sxan sdvtIttse i. sse ihe andsEslencd b. yistps of
tic purchase II fots ot aay u te wne1e Eap1a
Etock Of Tie n NATIONAL u Fk. .lNBUKANCE CO.. nF
fer thare il ovnc.i 3 tlo Kepnlie lte lns. Co. q
II si;is Garits stosk srsauirsi fSe Ssscnsi Lii:
In. r. 81 q A. H. Ptsn iot 1aay ys11. rnd I.
dollars a2srts Information IN regard to te nature
md value VI The asSe and buatncs. Of aa!d Company
Fstsss ia!srs:sd aaa 1ss!,uE tatoro.s.on r rsssr
kteck. All pfopnss1s tu bn n seacd enEalopea marked
''ltoWNais fur SatIonaI fc.IA9. Co. Capital hotk
him unopened 10 ihe Court fur I'll action At ths end Ut
HAMtjEL j.. WAisl}. lioceIteF,,
Republic l.ifc.1ns, Co.. l57 Ia ha11e.ss.
Chicago. Aug. III 1n77,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-07-28

Sn Ietntn Nu0sn 1T Die psrlOn res
Mad6oQs. 10 ato6tt lie au6 (ein
noe. uiht becsuienp 9snug. nm Gas
grtucip Der eeaimitdt au nltetn. Die
neue aammsr miro boS Shiflal PES
Qdnrss fsHiufeBen babsn; man wtrp
fUIOIt6 wt1eu wpuen. wObin uns UNI
itre Dsputtrt.n su fdtreu tsabTGttasn.
Was io9t mon beute ousrm1rts? DIR
@raf ron @tambOrr roue Obne @ers
pFi6tun8 unp Ubne 8sptneun8 surad'
asrufsn wsvren. Dtss it pitlIsi6t ietn
&t6t, obsr nur CT outtn fann pislc
AufaHune bessu. Nas BITE prtn3sn
betufL 10 Derlaueen iie ni6ts ; tie mol
len BEN @rofen pom GbambCro sein
Sinrsrnie lsin unp tlelben 8eaen leee
Combination aIsibauItis. Auesnl6etns
LTD ldbt uns pres feipe anosre A!ters
t1attre oils cas RaiiHrsih. @tr flno
fCl9IlG uereammI aus Der ScDla In
pie @9oiYbrte III fallen, Wan f5nnte
FARTHER am 5e,l unlssss Qanrss Ssrs
3ue'fsIn."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-07-28
Der$apbi
(6crtiesuns.)

ais bic Stnnt 70 bOh aufssatesen
rpar, bas ibte Strableu nber bic beUals
bsten 0lseI bis iii bic Genfftr pom
EbaIfels branssn, laB pte Warqaile pe
oautsepur nod inner auf ibrem Qsbn>
1ubi I'm rOtben SdIafrpd. Sn ienem
tlaren Gihts eidten lIe nad Der burhs
rpahten Nadt hleider, ia psrftbrter oIs
font trOB Gem ober lag eerabe teute
Woreen ienes 2ddeln I'm tbrsn Dumb,
wsIdss 10 b6bnild uno bdmild l6ten,
bet tbr iseo6 itsts ein 2eiGeu BON Ge>
friseieuns rpar. Jbre 0eonnfen bats
ten pdbrsnp rer pnFOhsnsn Nu6t fart
seorbsitst, jsbt war i1e 3u stnem Reiuls
tote eetommen; NAT Elm plan 9es
l6miebei, 70 fIblte fe f6 bsfrteSt8t.
Nuf tbren auteen lag Ger Brief Ger
aebtiiin Don o.. Wod febt metn
@IldsHern BOD am Stmmel, eaGts
eie MalquiIs; rosbe, rpena Der Brief
ntdt In meme bdnoe sefommen pdre,
rod bier 1T er. Dir 3um GrcBe, pu Ser>
oommter SGattsn. Nls fe 70 ba@te
panpte fe lid I'm, ale CLAUDE fe,. SEE
manp ftInce binter tbr ; ibr Nuee fel
auf bas ee5fnete S@retbpult, fe itanc
auf I'M, ss su l6lissen, In elmer gds
psGslpsn Rano Die S&adtl NIT BEN
parauf semalten EOotenfOpf. Pod
nt&t," fprad fe balblaut uno laat'
i'm an, ranu lHlOb fs tbr YuIt amt
iteute. gbe pt: Sammerfrau eintrat
bate fs ibrsn alien plaB wteoer etnse:
nommen j; noppeltss @ldd. murme!t
fs, pie Na6rtat Der Mebttlfin erfdbr
Nismanp ais i9 unp SObann fnp nj
LOG.
Die 8amnnfrau trat Elm.
$50 wlu yeon leben," ipraa ct
Narqutle.
: "Gr ldldft NOD" srpiperte Sene.
!, 80 wede thu auf Der Stele," na
Die Antport. unD nab wenigen Mtnu
T ten erl@ien Qson, eth alter Dtener. mel
! der felt Sabren nit Der @arquile un
E bereereif NOR. Sein 0aar par berett
e erau ; Die feline unl&Bne @eRalt M
etnem Taar fteGenoen l6waraeu Muae,
elt1 raebr Der zines Epbolees, als e
mes Wenlden.
: ~4er Ntuifer lcu ii6 70 balo Al
nSgltd berbst bemiben," rtsf ole Sra
8 quite. nDat CT MID Damn rpieper DC
laGen, 70 fommt Du auf Ger SteI
n beretn."
+ Econ entfernte li6 um Den gefs
T. ausaufabrsn.
It.. Der Wcresa mar tIar uno Dclfe
er log, Die 9uft persits bsrbfli@ fril@,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-07-28

Die Come Dri6wanb atermals
mad etnem beiteren Gage btntsr Cen
Bergen ; c.. lag tn Saatten pea
Nbenos.
0pn Der Characterization bsr i6ritr
Subann NIT eelenttem 6aupte nod
lbaIfelS su. gr mar blei6, unter lsis
nen ~esr5tbeten Nueen roaren tiefs,
I6warse 3dnper fdtbar.
Als er psnigs SHrttte Don rem G01
let e~utfernt mar, bltsb CT febtn. Sa,
pie GIastbIre mad Iberelen's 3immrt
mar es5fnet uno iene @efiaIt, psl6s
man I'm Snnsrn esS Raumss 9ewabr
puroe, mar Iberele. Gr permoAte
taum Mtbsm ~ ld5pfen Dor Ssttemz
mung, nod einen Ausenblif uno eE
fano netsn ibr tm 3tmmer.
ySobann !" ricf fie erfreut uuo uu,s
l9Ians ibn.
,lbeuis" lprah CT nit elmer 70 erna
Rem Stimme, pab pieie erbebte. SD
tcmne, UNI BON Dir abf9tsD 10 nst.
men auf LANCE, LANCE 3stt; 10 catf'
ras lW5ne Amt Detn S@lBer au fein
nt6t msbr Serieben, Id mo6te mth
psien unwertb. stne6 WenfGen 8tut
fIebt an mttnen bdnoen, baS breHeaoe
Ause zines Sterbenten SerfOlst MID
ouf S@rttt uuo Eritt ; t& muB Fort.
nett fort tn Elm neues geben, Eeine
griRens bier 1T YerniGtet."
lbersle Dermohte faum 8orte- ~
fnpeu, unl ibn au bitten zen i@re6iis
den osrsans 30 ersdt!en aIs CT ssen<
oigt bate fpra4 fe:
vDu btf aufasreet, ScbanR,- fi@
uertbsiuisen tt fstu Wcro, tetn @ert9t
pdrDe Dir cine S&ulo 3uipre&en."
SO weie Co." errioerte CT. sd
rerpe aud isibif ben @crfaQ angeles,
ouein eie DirtltHfett befebt i@ t5ptste
einen Meniden, pur9 raetne S4nlo
fam eine Seele nibt tn Stanbe Der
GnoDe Dor itrsn s5ttltGen 3t6ter, Id
babe pas metn San3es 2ebrH ~abjubdser.
ih fam ni9t bier rreiter leben, uletne
l@uIpbeFsdte Seele.-"
.Sobann," untsrbra@ ibn E6erele,
,Du rreiBt nibt Oh er nt6t iu1 lester
Moment Die 0nape pate einel Nct Der
Rsue Al tbun ; iecenfaas tbatf D1
aber rlur Define YaiGt, Denn Du Detn
!, eeben unD zen Dir a%nDertraaten Brief
psrtbetDtsttli."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-07-28
SO


IaS Gbcr4ebet Der Nenner DeEs
funnmte, gum leBte1 Wale botten iene
Sttmnne1 am abenb bier Aebetet, nor
gen fGot traten ite aus bieien &6umen
oerwiefen. Dter, In ben @ptt aereft>
ten Mauern trtuupbirte r1oreen bic
Wtlt oas &etA Der G:nFernie.
No6 einmnl blfdte Sobann birauf
gum GabHnafeL rsr ben SerbCreenea
Soft entbislt, ben Gott, Der es aus
2tebe 3u cen Seinen ME oer1hmdbts,
trcB WibaGtung unO Gntebrune Goa
unb Nadt auf grben ~ rueilen.
So, th foume balb. Nmsn ! laaten
bic leBten 8crte DeS IsBten 0uGss Der
beilt8en Shrift. Romm' Derr SSelu,
ontpOrtet BET bell. Sobannes. GOmm'
per- Seiu, bstete SObann. olS er bic
Htr6e SsrlteB.
gs NOR ieBt fat p6Qig No6t 9enor=
cen. Sobann bate Wube ben fGmas
len Wes btnunttr au vrtfOl9en ttefe
WolDesfile bsrridte UNI TN Der, Bis
CT enolt6 bas Nau(Gen ces 8a&ss
untsr ft@ b5rte. 8aIo nanote ft Der
Dfao gum leBten Wale uno sSobann
l1rttt am Hanoe BEG @aGers entIana.
0a plSBli6 b5rte er etlipe S6ritte i'm
0sbal3. ete 3weiee In letner unmitteIz
barren Ndbs wuroen nierereebOeen, sbe
tt6 Sobann urgewanpt bate, flblte ey
ll9 BON ;wei fturfen &rmer ererifen.
Webrere Secuucen ran0 CT nit letneul
%unbetannten, ibm an ardften rrett iber-
Iesenen Getnpe, pI5Bli6 riff oiefer ibns
zen 3ussfnSpftsn ROd auE erif in istns
Sal6e uno rcute fi6 Der Oarin entbaI@
tensn Oesenfdnce bemddttsen. 9os
banu ma6te etnen Sprune mad rid
Udtts, 70 baB er lsBt unmtttelbar aR
5lu1e ffano Der Jrempe bate feline
Srieftaibe wtsDH fallen lo1rn, bieIt
aoer nod ben Brief Ger asbttfin In
iinr 5anb. Mtt Der Anfrensune
isiner pollen Sraft ftirste 16 SODann
auf i'm, um tbm Den Brief III entrsisen,
loon bate 9ener i'm lCsgeIaOsn, alS er
rtef:
~@tb mir pen Brief Dper Id fGtsBsI"
unc wtsfliG sog CT cine ptifoIe tsSs
ccr, SoDann 9elans es fi6 Dte(sr 81 be-
mdGttgen.
~Wei6e," rtsf CT, LID T9itesE 7"
nSet DaFudt !" lhrie Der Anbsre
unO wclte pie pitole abermaIs an iiG
reiben; SObann aber bebislt fsR Eetnen
Stano uno rt6tete iie cuf lin. 90
madte fein @eaner einen rsuen Nns
grtG eth S6ub fisL 9Obann fauD Dor
elmer 2ei6E or bate tbn erlhoGsn.
Jobann war nibt mebr i'm DefSe BEG
Brisfes, I'm lsBten NusenblId bate TN
jener jsBt entieeIte Geinb pteOer srar,f@
fen; pte 0ano in Der sr i'm sebalten.
lag leblcS auf einen Steine unTttte!>
bar am Da6er, In pie raul6enpen
6lutben mar er 9efauen une ptele battsn
Jpn NIT fiG fcrtgefIbrt.
Gin entlebltGes @rausn ersrif So
banr, CT lab Die leblCle 5uAe 9Cr itd,
jene Se.le tano iegt nod etner iOl@en
Ibat Dor ibrem &tGtey-er bate biz
SduIp-cr rpar Der W6rpa-lbeysIr
mar bic SdUeter zines M6rDerS-
entleBlthc6 Nort unaueI5I9lfGeT
fluid, nur fGnea binwss BON pisier
erdeliben Steue.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-07-28
Ser US q b +.

.Stebf Du," REF @ertruc Itereie
III. Papa IN aud Irit er fcmmt aus
Gage bierber unb psrbtnbet Der Altsn
ben Nrm."
Gs mar NleYanDer Dfsnbar unlieb
Don tbnen Gberrai6t wcrpsn ~ letn.
sd 9laubte, Ste pirpen LANCER
fOrtbleiben," fpra6 CT beim 6inaus9es
ben ;u Iberele.
.Sie nInihten Co." errpioerte Ibere,
ls, uno In tbrer Stimme lag Elm Con,
Der wie S6mer3 fang.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-07-28

ntht jpoteu." cine Wabrbei; blstbt.
miro eiusm dbnl,hen Atientate aGf eie
@bre res MQabShfsh Gle arO6artt9ite
SIbnc auf rem Gube nahfcl9sn.
WSmten AGe. RE ss aneett. w~enisfens
mob tr levtsn Momente sur Gtnl6i
~esloussn, ;br uursdt pieOer aut mas
den unp 70 rem arme Der Q6ttli&sn @ra
rehtiafett eIIdlih su entrinnen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-07-28
n,
gie SdntSeiffr.

5ie lnt, limb linb UNI nns gsiGaart
Die Gei1er tpuuberb1r;
llnb 100 has Mue' iie ntGF serabrt
Grfsnnt bas Ser3 lie tIar.
gBie oft. penn bic erIatrts Sraft
SIM Ieshn @turme brad,
penn tt umlosf mid aufseraft
Grpridt Soa Gram une 9&maG,
@eun ibermGGtis, rieleusrr6
Der @Gmsrs MID iibertpanS,
Das Iug' In Ibrdnen iberFU6,
Die @slt Srr mir Derl9pauo
Damn in benz bittern Mueenblif
Slang pl6sIi6 mir stn WOrt,
llnb riff bonn Absruno mid autud,
&t6 mid gum Stmmel fort.
Nein blDoss &ase fab Is ntGt,
ApW DQI . TEtU lEEteG SCuVu5
Sd las lit meines Getfes 9i&t:
Meiu Guesl bats sstban!
IS III uns 3ur 3sile bur@'s Ssbsn
Gin bsilissr 3Ibrer selsat;
gu toarnen, su beiIeu. su trSasn.
!3u bslelietn 1T CT betslt.
Gr IiIpeIt ms leiI' in bic Geelf,
Da wetat Dor benz binmIilGen Son
Der 3psifel, bic ragenoe GGpermutb
Der Grimm, Der Ssreiftsnbs 5cbn.
Gr panteIt bic Tbrdne Res Summers
Our TbrGne Der isligsn 2uf,
!3ufriebenbei: Ipdt CT uub 6rtebe
go germ in bic fibIsnbs gruf.
st tpaGt an benz 2aesr bss 3rautsn,
IN Der Seite bss Sapfern tint 9trett,
tlnb 100 it9 tn etnfamer 3ele
Die Sunsfrau benz StmEia sepetbt.
DoH liebt Ct oDr &Den1 bic Rtnber,
Ills mGren (e nab ibni rerwaabt,
1lnb tper ibre Yfabe bea9tet,
Der bat aud ben 6ubrer erfannt.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-23

streets are crowded with strangers ]. the
hotels and boarding houses are full;
hacks, omnibuses and floats are IN de-
mand. A large immigration ID expected,
and we hope to see agriculture receive 9
new impulse and an improved method
from the infusion of the new laborers..
Stock raising has been too exclusively
pursued. AS land becomes more valua-
BILE and population more dense, more
attention will needs be given to the i'm
provement OF the native stock, and, es-
pecially, will much interest be devel-
oped in the breeding Of the best strains
OF the thoroughbreis.
Considering the financial pressure,
Col. Peirce is entitled to great credit for
the energy and enterprise displayed in
pushing this important work to @
successful result, when Tom Scott and
other railroad kings have utterly failed
in the accomplishment of like enter
prises. Col. Peirce has been ably sec
onded In this great work by Col. An
drews and Major Converse; and West
ern Texas is deeply indebted to all three
for this precious artery Of comrnercs
and speedy transit. l.. r. d.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-23
INDIAN POLICY,
What Mr.. Hayes Intends to do With
Poor LO.
Especial Chicago Times.1

Special chicago l1mes.I
WASHINGTON, March 16.-Neither the
Presidents Cabinet nor the Interior De-
partment under the new order OF things
has yet had time to consider the Indian
question, but Indian missioner
Smith thinks the head of the depart
ment at least will soon institute a very
close examination into the Indian Adj
ministration, with a view Of satisfying
himself of the efficiency of the system
now prevailing. Secretary Schurz to-
D. Nicholson, Superintendent of
West. and Mr.. Earl, Of Worcester,
Mass, representing the Quaker ortho-
dox church. Nicholson is also Quaker,
hailing from North Carolina. Their
object Is to urge upon the new admins
tration q more peaceable policy even
than Grants broadbrim treatment
Of Of the red people 90 OF the West West.
ant one throughout, bus no
assurances were given by Gen. Schurz
of the modification asked for. It would
not be surprising il he settled upon
some radical changes, but just what
they may be remains for the future to
disclose. One of the first points con-
nected with Indian affairs to be consid-
cred by Mr.. Hayes and his Cabinet is
the removal Of the Sioux Indians from
their reservation in Dakota and the
wild Sioux to the north and west who
refuse to stay or the reservation, to the
Indian Territory. This is really the
most important feature of the entire
Indian question. The removal will be
opposed by all the contracting inter-
ests, and the influence Of the post
traders, Indian agents, and other off,
Gals Of that class, but it Is thought not
unlikely recommendation OF the
Sioux commission favoring the transfer
will be considered with more favor by
Mr.. Hayes and his advisers than by
Grant. The removal, however, is a
matter entirely in the hands of Con-
press. as q stipulation that no transfer
Of the Sioux to the Indian Territory
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-23

The old and reliable Piper Heidsieck.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-23
PROCLAMATION
BY
FRANCIS r. NICHOLAS,
Governor of the State of Louisiana.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Whereas. authentic information has been by
me received that JACKSON BLAZE. late of the
parish Of st. Bernard. in the State Of Louisiana,
committed the crime of murder ON the body Of
one ROBERT BROWN, In the said parish OF St.
Bernard, on the thirtieth day of the month OF
November, 1876 and is now a fugitive from
justice.
/. FRANCIS T. NICHOLS. Governor Of the
State of Louisiana, have thought proper to issue
this, my proclamation, calling upon the good
people of this State to give their aid and assist
ance in arresting and bringing to justice the
perpetrator of said crime so that the law can
be indicated: and by virtue of the authority in
me vested by the laws of the State of Louis
lana, hereby offer reward of ONE THOU
SAND DOLLARS for the arrest and safe GUS
tody of said JACKSON BLAZE in any jail in
this State.
Given under my signature, authenticated with
the seal Of the State of louisiana at the city OF
New Orleans, this twelfth day OF March, In the
year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and seventy seven, and OF the independence OF
the United States OF America the one hundred
and first year. .-xx-
Governor Of the State Of Louisiana.
By the Governor:
OSCAR ARROYO,
mh13 Assistant Secretary of State.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-23

EXECUTIVE OFFICE
State of Louisiana, I
New Orleans, March 7, 1917
Whereas, information has reached me that d
A. WEBER, citizen of West Feliciana parish,
was this day murdered in the town of st. Fran
cisvilie by person or persons unknown; and
Whereas, I am determined to punish crime
and repress Iawlessness throughout this State:
Now therefore I, FRANCIS Z. NICHOLS,
Governor of the State Of Louisiana, do issue
this my proclamation, commanding the officers
of the law and all good citizens to aid to tbeir
utmost in arresting the offender or offenders
aforesaid. to the end that they may be punished
And I do hereby offer reward OF FIVE
THOUSAND DOLLARS for the apprehension
and conviction OF the said offender or offenders.
Given under my hand and the seal Of the State
at New Orleans On this seventh day OF March,
FRANCIS T. NICHOLS,
Governor OF the State Of Louisiana.
By the Governor:
OSCAR ARROYO
mhs Assistant Secretary Of State.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-23

without further action of Congress was
Pacific lobby. In the act ratifying the
Sioux commission treaty. "A friend OF
the President says his Western policy
will be marked by the sole leading fea-
ture that distinguishes his Southern
policy, namely, q desire to establish the
most friendly relations possible with the
alien or opposing sentiment OF the Sec
ton. The Executive may, therefore,
recommend, with the concurrence OF
Schurz, scheme Of as radical q depar-
ture from the former Indian admins
tration as the new Southern policy Is
different from that lately in operation.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-23
Not "smart" Enough.
from the London Telegraph. ]

It is said that when the secession Of
the Bulgarians from the rule of the
Greek Patriarch was mooted some years
ago, Gen. Ignatieff made believe very
much" to oppose it, and thus induced
the Porte to grant what they thought
must be an anti Russian coup, but which
was, in reality, master stroke Of Mus
covite strategy. In Washington the Re
publicans repeated the tactics of the
Cars envoy at Stamboul, and their
enemies fell into the trap. Thus the
Democratic defeat may be accounted
for, more Aneerjcano, by the general
acknowledgement that Mr. Tilden is not
sufficiently "smart" man. A poll
tician outwitted is never long popular in
the United States.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-23

REMNANT DAY-Messrs. NJ. i. Byrne IL Co.
have made themselves famous BY Offering such
Inducements on their great remnant day, but
low prices are not confined alone to this day, for
tbey have been selling beautiful selection OF
goods for some time at less than nalf price. To
morrow remnants will be sold verg cheap, end
on saturday q great iuducement will be offered II
ia handkerchiefs, parssols, hosiery, etc
Choice new spring goods are coming in every
day. being shipped by MIR. NJ. L. Byrne, who is
in New York making selections. This firm has
iost unpacked b autifui assortment OF spring
calicoes, which they are selling at 61a cents per
yard. Give them call.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-23
RAILROADS.
GREAT Jackson ROUTE

a.
NEW ORLEANS. ST. LOUIS AED CHICAGO
RAILROAD LINES.
DOUBLE DAILY THROUGH TRAINS.
On and after sunday. March 49, 1877. trains will
depart and arrive as follows: From CallioDe
streel denot:
DEPART. ARRIVE
Express No. 1.5:s0p m. Express No.2.1i:2o am
EXPRESS No: s.7:2oa. m. Express Mo- s:aoam
As e5sai. sso ~ m A tion OILS an
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CABS
through to Cairo, Chicago. Louisville and Gin
cinnati, and only one change to New York and
Eastern cities, also to st. Louis.
Friday evenings train makes no connection
at Duduoin for Chiehago.
Accommodation train runs as far as Nc
Comb City. Tickets for sale and information
given at az Camp street. corner Common. under
City Hotel.
z. ID. FRosT. General Manager. mhA
TG7EE NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE BAIL
Il ROAD-MQBILE LINE sf
THE GREAT THROUGH ROUTE TO THK
EAST. NORTH AND WEST.
Via Louisville. via Atlanta an via st. Louis.
CARRYING THE q. s MAIL.
Trains arrive and peDart from Depot. loot Of
DEPART. ARRIVE.
Express. 6:45 g. M Express. 49,. ii :2s g. M
Express. 500 D. m. Express. 1855 b. ma
Pullman Palace Cars daily to Cincinnati. Lou-
isviIle, Nashville and St. Louis, without change
and only one change TO New Yofk and Eastern
Ticket Office, corner of Camp and CommeR
streets. opposite City Hotel.
j. B. ROBINsoN. superintendt.
mb2f j. W. COLEMAN. Ticket Agent.
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BunSETr's CoooAINE.--A perfect dressing for
Ale hair. The Cocaine holds in liquid form
ptrge proportion of deoderized cocoanut OIL, pre-
hared expressly fcr this purpose.
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Continued ffom Yhira page.

recorders Of mortgages in relation thnreto."
with an amendment as annexed to the bill.
House bill No. $50 entitled, IAN act to repeal
an act entitled an act to fix the salaries OF the
Chiel Justice and Associate Justices OF the Su-
an amendment as annexed to the bill.
House bill No. 265, entitled An act to author
ze the Tax Collector Of the First District Of the
PAYNE and other collectors, given for amounts
advanced on account OF taxes and licenses"
Also that the Senate has finally passed and
100, entitled AN act to authorize e.. II. Finlay
and Henry Ffellsen, composing the commercial
firm of G.. X. Finlay & Co., TO institute suit
against the State OF Louisiana"
Respectfully -.
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JOHN ULEFf,
Secretary of the Senate.

JOHN ClEGft,
Secretary of the Senate.
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE.
Att o'clock .. M. in pursuance Of order made
March 20, the House resolved itself into Com
mittee of the Whole for the consideration OF
House bills on the calendar which involve APP
preparations.
Mr.. VOORHEES, In the chair.
On rising. the Committee OF the Whole re-
ported through its chairman that 1t had eonsid
cred the following entitled House bills:
House bill No. 14o, "An act for the relief OF the
Fruit Growers Association OF the Cult States"
To which it recommends the following amend
ment:
In lines and 4, strike out the Words "ene
thousand dollars" and insert the words three
hundred dollars"
1t recommends that the bill do pass with said
amendment.
House bill No. 23s, IAN act for the relief of G.
A. Guillroy. Joseph Landerneau and J. d. Hag-
gerty."
The committee recommends that the bill be
passed.
House bill No 264. IAN act for the relief of
Thomas II. Handy Civil Sheriff for the parish OF
Orleans"
the bill.
House bill No. 271, AN act for the relief Of
Thomas Fl. Handy; Civil Sheriff OF the parish OF
Orleans"
The committee recommends that the bill do
pass, with the following amendment:
Strike out the word legal " before the words
Estate Government"
House bill No. 27g, - an act fOT tf6 roiief 81 L.
s.. Lehman, M. A. Mcdonnell, VIM. Fl. Merkel
John Hurst and e. LIE Blanc.
House bill No. al. AN act making appropria-
tons for the general expensesiof the State for
the year ending the stst day Of December, 1877"
The committee reported that it had eonsid-
cred said bill, but was not prepared to report
finally thereon. and asked leave to sit again.
The report was received and leave to sit
again was granted.
On the motion of Mr.. Hill the above entitled
House bill. No. 264. was taken up under the
foregoing favorable report of the Committee OF
the Whole, and. under q suspension of the
rules, was read third time and passed. The
title was adopted.
On motion the House adjourned.
PETER J. IRRELEVANT.
Chief Clerk.