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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-12
HOMEOPATHIC
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE Co.,


NEw.YoRK Jan. t. 1877.
TIE annual election for Directors OF M Company VIII
held he ONCE MON DAY Jan h l. =, between the
FBAYK g. MAYHEM. Secretary.
I EGAL NOTTCE-TRTSTEES' SALE.-Cir-
Cnur; U.iioi states To- -tr 81 ~ L0uiaana.Iohn
newell j. d. Alexander. aH" the illinois Central RAILROAD
Company ircns, Jackson AMI Great northern Rail,
road company Jew orr al. ~ LOUIS aHj i.1 % aioal
virtae OF The and an oy coife red by the circuit
decree ia Ire above enutc cause a The Noycber
said C.Irt A. D. 80, aud under the terms # the
Deed OF Trust establish in tn sail decree IL made by the
ORLEANS. Jackson ard Great or ncrD Railroad Company
in Of EimoGd J. Fortall J"nn newell amt Junlns
the first lst) day OF MAY, A. D.. lo12 and 10 provide
for the payment ot tie debts herein ' 2e We me under
signed Surviving ltoiera VIII 81! - I1hc A'uh 20 me
hs est biltc under the snD, rl'cnee and direction OF
PROVIDED aud Greeted =, ihG "a l'c'te tAc .nts prop
enbrace In tac said deed o trust a ht ,lF Of New
D,l e'1' ~ ~, 49,, V.reb ID - i, f-,., M tc Cis
tttnlf am Gay Z" Aiarch' \. ~ go, ~ I,' W 's
tnuious in SAID y between te hours Of Il M and p w.
Tic property described in the said decree and the deed Of
being m" rtr d ~ the said c'rl'r ton Che New
1I,ng villain ttr tr,v ~ NcwcreIs lnt ending
Iy INTO t- SINE II Sii5i-l 10 canton in mar ~a.e.
viii an OF she e.. isons the sand lrea4 and branch
thereof in either of TIE STATES II Louisiana ~ Mississippi
with all 81 Tie corporate franchises, privileges
ard i'm. ini,i.s specified in the ueid OF truss.
ycTcd Hereby including the rinc, 10 pea Iloiu'l au
oconntct with others and with ali na singular ne movable
aud imIroyar prpe ~ n Neiy nature laG Kind What yer
held 20 the at" ~ te SAID Deed 81 rl't or dtiIt .l,
qu-tl., with o." rights ~ way structures inrtYehtls
and the owned and octupi Oh pr operating
DOING the bI-lnrs q the all ltlr az ncu ing al a" me
Itrats station H. us p M s' il isrs AZ ItoSr- l2ii
shed, Msghu, shops, -f. az -hu-,
Rolling STOCK, cars tirIIt le-ti' iFi' & di' "a.
t,ra~ employed or the oper u'l AMI Dust *r tl
q COMES and l the right e am, estate ~ me
saa C3rpoEiton anl - a'.i5n- ~ l1y E l' 'g an,
tOrl,d 20 under The s! Deed and Decree % TIE court
r sale Of the .aI property viii DE made in bulk Tor cash 10
the hl. hest bidder .hr tine OF tie SIZE.
me ght II thu buldho,r purchase the smd property
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: EW-ORLENNS, JACkSOA ND . nEA
= NGRIHf..N f.AILGOAD AND NI-SI~-Itpl ttN.
tai RAILROAD CONSOLIDATED AJtIGA @L
BOVDS-A meeting ~ the holders II these bones MI ne
INA rfiI f{>DAY. "a. H. al II H., al Tie once oi
he Illinois cen rdl Railroad company ~ N1~aa,t Srt
York T. cBfrrt measures participation ~ 'c pure ' ol
Lire above halfway ard IN rar-a on pursuant u %
of uiirt states tiIcaIt Court IN A'll'f on 1o-, urF
the d mortgages are invited 10 attend personally OF DJ rep
Tc-cutatiye. 80. D.. ~ .-,t. I, Z, 20
sew Nura. Jan. n, 1871.
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. -. ,,ortqaec bond. to the amount Of Sl.730 600.
rIsbr follow ing statement made by the company
.. ID, ..,t .rr,rieted MAIN. Inc Rafsery piace
iens. .rcrlsicl aud Ninth ave 10 sixty-drsttt.
sr ,.sas the lame makins double rack......,...
,,riessd ant in operation. ...........7
- rrv txtcnsion onegusrtsr Of uue, thrce tracks
ss1s.,.usars hand. ready Tor erection ....-. y
WIN "a .15iass Is asr1aycs. 50 passenger
uABnuilS 1900
r,r,,. .socs paid
49, ecdooo
'a..as 90. i,. roai t,roueh thc natiery the
ss.b F,rry. estimate S"""o
r..,, ................................si. li2.OoO
Tts sr,ss earnings which were - ,3oS in
O't,h.r. I~75. increased 70 T22.d1o ~ octoher,
go ard the net earnings for the respective
l-t.l. from $500 to S10.G5O In the
- iaaiHIcs are Included over 100000
.,.liturrs i'm eidincg and for the South Ferry
,lg.,.'..an f.om which re company hos ne Vet re-
,.gF us benefit. Snficivut sI,iiGgs having nuw
r. rafspffcd and really for use, the interval.
I.farrn tae lrtirs wil IN few daNs he req iced
e. b Lob - g, minutes, thrrfhy utilizing The large
rr....Ifr-r incurred In the construction OF these
t.r. rud Whru tne construction Of the SOUTH
49, j. Completed. she expenditure ia rs con
s-r-.. .- ~ al,l De- made available, both Of which
81. b.. h.I.s- Nrfl materially increase The earnings
ef fb. rd while o vlll sat but email p.rcenla-e
~ Ire ..l.r9l rypensrs sc CD" crtnpany hc com
nsrI .ue propose to f~~ue DO adull'h 10 "hU lds
- Err rtf.,.e ui1rrd. $4,000 Il IT'S capital
sfok ID - o0oo oi IT, bonds ior The purpose cd
i .r... HHItIul indebtedness ANA Tor otArf pui-
.r.r m nrut-. iusluf.ug tlo~e already
L -l $4,000. and u st1,s. 8 1000 300. bond,
Bad r.u is l.1Ju inclusive.
Tie. t..Ir lusHr9nr' 60. bus declared seini-
,--r.I .snf % per cent. payable ou demand.
..,fi. .u..li iIyIt'rrd uf per cost On tnr APP
al ..... nd. lbi. oa demand has been declared lbs
a. g.. rl a...rl.lcf %.
III. ..ti INSURANCE. Company has de Jared "a
s.o.-...r....I r.Ividrl0 81 p p-rernt
n. Na.attrr Pa isamnee CO. has Z cl1rcd a
. lN a. IN II
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Ocean Steamers.

MEXICAN STEAMSHIP LINE, between
~ and Liverpool calling 81 Queenstown, IhuTs
days from Philadelphia. Wednesdays from Liverpool
steamers - .aii IRON Philadelphia fallOws:
LORD Give. Jan. Is CITY u NEW-NORh heb;
ONO ...-....-...-J2u. - INDIANA te1 -
PENNsXLVAS Feb ILL Ols-..-.-......trO -
Ia ia Currency:
Cabin s75 70 500 InteTnie,lre rlO. steerage. s22
PETER WRIGHT & SONS, zen. Ageuts Philadelphia.
and ~ BrOtLst.. y. Z.
JOIN MCDONALD. Bar. ry.pIace y. Y.
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD

y STEAMSHIP LINE BLTNEES EEWYORK.
SOCTNAMPTOS And BREMEN.
CoMPANY'S PIER foot u sECONDSr- HOBokEN.
HERMANN, ian. - AMERICA, -atUriay, j. IN. n
NECkAK SATURDAY. Jtn 20 YES Z oatur'iay Fs5
RATES OF PASSAGE from \ EN YORK % -OGIHANP-
TON, uAVRE, OR BHEMkSs -. .
FIRST CABIN, slOn, god. SEGUSD CABIN, 500, sod-
SrEERAGE, 80. currency.
Tiexeis reduced Prepaid Storage CeTun
So currency.
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NOTICE is hereby given that the annual
y clrcUon for DIRECTORS of the Long BRANtH Al y
IN SHORE RAIlR9lD Go. WI De- held al Ir othce OF
tar Company Branch Nc%J ersey, on "4-DN -
DAY. lie 18th tiav rl JihuIry, lN''.
The polls Will CO q = DO. aEi close ~ = D. III -, n
T transfer OF The Company viii De closed IN Jan ~
> u 0tic. ct q. j. -BDAN - ti % biVdst.'
y. y. and reOI eIsd on Jan. 70 Is. .r..r . .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-12

NAS Stocks and City K. Z. STOCKS and Bonds
N bought and sold. r. T. HEWi Pr IrDadst, Room H.
HANNIBAL and ST. JOSEPH RAILROAD
L Co.--TOCKHOLDEk~ are requested To TRANSFER
CERTIFICATE held b. them their pWN NAii.S.
Classification Act classifying direct VIII ba repealed this
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NAIL STEAMERS.


= AIIONAL LINt.-trOm Flefs Il anu Of,
- Narrb River. FOR LONDON
DFNsfNRK -.-.... SAT- RDAY. Jan. b. , p. ~
FOR OF EENoTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
ITALY Jan L. 1.it a. SPAIN an. -, 30 O. 10.
TIif QC EENJan p A. IT, ECi FEB. s. e. IN
cabin pa>-l 4 REDUCED rates.
-trcrage passage. SO, currency.
Issued from Il upward az current prices Apply u
the Company's Office. go Broadway
tickets bu obtlned NJ the ConpanJ phrS
A ana 81 North River. r. W !. HURST. MsRagsr
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GREAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINE

II NETWORK TO BRISTOL tEHgJ-DIRECT
laA NJ gops passengers for London. Cad newport
Gloucrstrr. AMI All ports IA Brssoi Channel
Sailing from Pier -, East Etvet -
cDPENhLL StamRer sArU RDAY Jan ~
NLE L~Ei, " tstrrn I ttbA i Eeu. D
Cabin Passage =. D. currency; Excursion, fl2O lnterue
date SlJ csrrury: rteprige n cuirvnry Pre- AID SIC r
Certificates, 70 Drafts Tor and upward For freight
passage apply 10
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glnanc!al.
A -GAS STnCKs

A GAS STOCKS.
~. NETWORK, METROPOLITAS. MUTUAL. AND
&ANHATTAN GAS STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD
and all kinds VI Brooklyn and New York Securities deat
inb GEO n. PRENrfS>.
llllurr I'd Ilr.nl At y "
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JU,sIt~ r. ALLXANDER.i -
f. A. WOOLFLEI, special Master g.. 80.
y B-An inventory N the prur"rT has Dren nil IN sa
thr Receiver OF tlr said rlfud Wich can we @
"a, ,,. alton q, NJ - CLERK of tHc eoir fans 3taNsw
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-12

AANBt 10 Amcrlcan Packet IOmpdnys Line
4 for PLIHOU III. CHERBOt IT., and HAAbJ ku
PQuMERANIA Dec. p, y iI,1,I ~ ,....- an y
-t-I,NIA :. u WIELAN D.....- ian -
Rates plymouth, London CleIbourg Hamburg
an points England ana. anal aes: trst Cabin
500 Cabin, gold 800; -i'cricc, currency JJ
Nf!AKBT Il Co. T.. b. RICH ARD a BDAS.
GeIeIaI gents, General Passenger Agents..
CT RI.aL,t- New York. 81 Broadway, NeWAOrk
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A -DEFAULTED RAILROAD BONDS

"a bought and sold by the o,l-eatablishcd
stock AMI Bond hOlYc Of
| ALBERT II. NfCDIAN e
No. 43 Ptne-rt.. Ner.fOrk.
~ B.7 g. and 10 per choice city and County Bonds
other Al specially years.
paying 10 to IL interest promptly paid for sale ut
| desirable
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-06-06
LOST-TOUND.

r ,osT-NEAR TIvOLI CIRCLE. MONDAY
- evening. large, white, curly DOG. with
leather collar. A suitable reward will be given.
If returned to 2o1 Girod street. je6 it,
T ,OST OR MISLAID-FIvE PROMISSORY
- notes. each for the sum of one thousand
dollars, drawn and signed by WILLIAM W.
HOLLINGSWORTH. to his own order, and by
him Endorsed, dated parish st. John the Baptist.
February 10, 1872, and payable respectively. $1,000
on 1st January, 1875 $1,000 1st July 1873; $1,000
on LIST July 1874: $1,000 On 1st January, 1885, and
$1,000 on LIST July, 1875, payable with interest at
the rate Ct eight per cent. Ter annum from their
respective matnrities until paid. Said notes
ty Recorder Of said parish. The finder will
please return the same to the office Of Jullsn
Michel, attorney at law, No so Exchange Alley,
N. o. Ltigious rights are attached to said
notes. le2 3taw I'm
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-06-06
G. e. GIRARDEY,s
(5A1c7a411r -
Auction Sales Of Real Estate, Stocks, Etc.,
70 TAKE PLACE Al THE
81. CHARLES AUCTION EXCHANGE,

ON
saturday, June O-For the succession Of the
late Philip Drumm-The two three story
n na the re eerper e New isvse and south
Market streets, well adapted TO the snip
chandlery business.
Brick Building. forming the north Invest
corner of New Levee and ut. james
The two story Frame Dwelling No. SGT
Tchoupitoulas street, between St. James
and Celeste streets.
= e on large double tene.
rnent two-story Frame House on Basin.
4.a. between Poydras and Perdido streets.
Il m Aose central and commanding Stores. with
WnS spacious residence above designated By
* z tie Nos. 121, 123 and 125 Royal street. well
\ ~ adopted to either. the wholesale or retail
trade, and Offering conspicuous advan-
tages as an investment.
Two fine building lots next to the Presbyte-
rian Church on Canal. between Clai-
borne and Derbigny streets:
That handsome two story, double tenement
on st. Charles between Cad 1!Ii, ana l, Jena
streets q superior home, with all mod
Two large and well located building lots on
Palmyra. between Roman and Prieur
The large one-story frame house in same
square. fronting or, Prieur street be-
tween Palmyra aud Gasquet Streets.
Five well filed lots on Bolivar, between Poy-
dras and Perdido streets.
That well located and popular business
stand and dwelling and large key lot adj.
Joining, forming the southwest corner OF
Liberty and Clio streets.
The substantially built tWo-story and at1 hc
the No. AGA Magazine street. between
Race and Orange streets.
That excellent store property. the three
story brick store No. 80 New Levee Tex
tending through to Commerce. be-
tween Poydras and Lafayette streets.
The spacious and well constructed t6ree-
story brick stores. with granite fronts
defending through to Fulton street,,
Nos 1903 and 119 New Levee. between
Girod aud Lafayette streets.
Those two moiern and elegantly finished
residences. forming the southeast corner
of Prytania and st. Mary streets. Their
handsome exterior and rich interior
finish. coupled with the advantage OF
aristocratic neighborhood render these
properties most desirable for occupation;
For terms and full particulars see official and
descriptive advertisements and plans at the
office OF the Auctioneer. 81 Camp street.
my2T tt
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WANTED--PUPILs.
WANTED-CANvAssERs.

WANTED-A FEW PUPILS FOR A LATll
w Glass. Address S. this office je5 If
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BANK STATEMENTS.
REPORT or THE CONDITION
.-oF THE
NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS INSTITUTION
AT the close of business on the S1st Of May, 1877

REsouRcEs.
Real estate s457 ,a42 90
louisiana state bonds sasa,oo at So. s2s $50 90
81 Charles Hotel t,rat m ortoage bonds
"a. ooc $4,000 90
1ooraa,, p.,,.ass erst mortgage
bonds so7 oso 27o2o 90
ous 90 WV :. -. :. ~ sharas 1ea,o On
n,s r.lono 800 ua..aa ret won't
ouu oho ,ea, Nav '' Inn 90
So $500 -. ~. ,+,,r;n, within
hoanS On inoissaso ~ NIX 10
% uass. .......o :, .,,,rino oftar an
i'oa.ls oi nuoi ana TIA 81
:. ~. ..;
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BOARDING.
FOR RENT.

E1OR RENT AT MANDEVILLE-A COTTAGE
IL on the Lake Shore completely furnished.
near Colonies Hotel. Also the cottage No. 143
Elysian Fields street with large grouds suitable
for dairy or gardener. Apply for particu-
lars at No. 146 Carondelet street. ie3
E1UR RENT-A FURNISHED FRONT ROOM,
Il No. II Franklin street, two steps from Canal
street; with board, s25 month without board,
50. Suitable for one or two gentlemen. my2e
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NIANTED-AGENTS, MALE AND FEMALE,
w to canvass light articles: quick sales and
large profits. Address NOVELTY CO.. Demo-
erat office. in5 IF
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-05
THE FLORIDA CASE.
NJ Electoral Commission on the Admis-
sion OF Evidence.
Decides by a Vote af Ten TO Eve 20
go Behind the Certificates Of
Electors.


WAsHsSeror, Feb, 4.--The indications tonight
Re shat the Electoral Commission will, ht least,
eede by a vote Of 10 'o5 aud perhaps Of 4 to
that it has the right TO consider any action
EEhich the State authoritios have taken in refer.
nee to the validity Of either set Of certificates;
md will rfobably ALSO bold that 1t is competent
10 90 behind the certificates sufficiently to find
nt whon. people sala, should receive certificates.
Il they shall ultimately decide to go back as far
ls The Secretary of States office and copHider the
original returns Of the counSy csnvsssers, the
Democrats will be well satisfied, for those re-
lurns chow the total vote csat for the Tilden
electors ih Florida to be 2I,439, Hayes electors
24ase. BUELL..
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-05
TIRE FAIR KICK EHg.
4 POEM,
Cincinnati Enquirer.l

cincinnati Enquirerl
CAN'T on PRIME US,
There was O. young woman named Slater,
And to the eyes Of the young. men she did cater
She kicked up so high
That the ladies cried fe."
But the bald headed boys
down In the parquett9 declared by the
grnning jaws OF the bideou5 hyena they
had never seen such 81 show in their lives,
which fact iDaDeled them to howl and yell
until they cen amost-
Just raised tho roof off the theatre.
CANT OH SECOND US.
SO this dansel, whose name was Slater,
Kept kicking, and would not abate her
High step; and it's said
That there were times begged
When the snoozers sitting low down near the
orchestra who were not near-Sighted nor
over-modest, were ready to swear that
there Is no girl living
Who can successfully initiate her.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-05
RRiNDLE BILL.
He Remembers Having Heard Of the One
Million Plot.
HUT says the Thing Could Never Have
WBrked
Because Nobody "saw" Him.
TWash hington Union. /

Washington unl0n.l
Gov. Kellogg, when he was in Sprmed OF the
tenor of the tes inpny given by Pickett, said
that it recalled statement in his office the lat
ter part Of November by Gov. Wells. There
were pres5nt sx-Uongreseinan sheldon, DIR.
Mcmillan aud number ct prominent men In
Louisiana belonging to both political par
ties Wells said. in his peculiarly emphatic
manner. " Well nave named my price at last
The 1ilden negUtintors have been dickering
long enGugE, and cone u}ea II would be best
to naue my plite.''s Tho question was then
aphed what amount he had fixed for the sata
of Iopisiauh. Wells replied al am none Of
your s20O,tp0 CT $500 600 men. Ny price is q
round millun." The remark provoked laugh.
tor, in which Wells joined. 1t was regarded
then q piece or pleasantly, and left no other
impression upon the mind of Gov. AellUgg
or the other gentlemen present. kaid Kellogg
" Let ua for 8 moment suppose tho proposition
to have been made, and 1t will readily appear
that neither Wells nor any other member OF the
board could have been party to II, for in Its
contamination the frat step was to pay 1856. 600
when the fifth member OF the board was elected.
THAT mem Der was TO be a Democrat of course.
The only reason the vacancy was not filled in the
beginning was that the Democrats had resolved
that no one should have The office but DIR. Ken
nedy, and he was personally Objectionable to
Wells who opposed his election. / told the
Democrats II they would present the nsmes Of
four or five good mon. one OF the number would
be selected; but Kennedy or nobody
rested For tg50,0op. then. according to
Pickett and Madd,x, Wells would have with
drawn his opposition, Kennedy would become the
6ftb mtmber and who culd have been the
wiser The other part Of the contract. however.
would have been impossible for Wells or anybody
else to have carried Uut. Being then Governor Of
Louisiana. and by law al ne vested with author
ty TO commission the members of tae Returning
Board. should have emphatically opposed the
political change contemplated in tn cool million
pr, position. TO make the treaty at lgast plausi-
Bile. where was / to cRme in?" said Governor
Kellogg. "Wss to get nothing for the enclosed
certiacate1 Or was ii presumed that would
blndlv obey the behests of the Returning
tspsrd ?"
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NEW ORLEANS. MONDAY FEBRUARY 5, 1877

in new population governed by enlarged views
and liberal g. ntiments, the effsct OF which would
be appsrent IN The political future OF the State.
He said that when the present political o3ntro.
yersy shall have been settled, whether Republi-
caa or Den,ocrat, these Southern states, If not
others, will show the beginning OF this era in the
history of the political parties in the South, and
their sotion will no longer be sectional, but ma
tipnal
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-05
BROKEN HEARTED.
A Husband Dies of Grief for a Faifnless
Wife.
Especial to st. Louis Republican,

Especial to st. Louis Republican,
EEDALM, Mo-, Jan. JI.-Several weeks ago q
farmer, Q. Marshall, wife and three children,
came hese from Benton county nd stopped at
the LindeIl Hotel They were accompanied by q
young man named Yuung, who had made his
homo for year or two with bis wife. Soon after
their arrival MarshaIl went into the country,
seeking firm ON which to reside. During his
absence Young and Mre. Marshall, vi b the
children, went westward on the Missouri Pacific.
having previously shipped their household goods
to Kansas City. Marshall followed fhs destroyer
Of his peace to Kansas City, but fsiled to over
take them. He then instituted search at e ha-
towns, wnere he thonght nost likely thegfa,,Es
stop, but without succsgs. Marshall I 800
hsart-broksn at the disappearance OF hi4io -
and died few days ago, after hf
his mothers home, near Orsarsy
lage In the northern portion Of tHAUX,
anal street.
Nov Orleans
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-05
~ TELEGRAPH.
WELLS HEsiTATING.
1Imlsl very Probably Give Up his En-
Tire Story, Correspondence, Etc.
Especial to the N. o. Democrat

AsnINeroE, d. O., Feb. 4,--Wells has potyet
! fH dete mined which course he will take, but
tibest informed men In Ds mocratic circles say
tlIs IL fair prospect that he will give up
tlwhole business, correspondence and all. II
hloes this, Ii is not likely that he will be prose-
csd for his violation OF law.
BUELL.,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-05
SIS You de yuke?"
Norfolk (Va,) Landmark

On the night of the first appearance Of Miss
Nelson the Grand Duke Alexis engaged q negro
hackman to take himself and suite 10 the wharf
On reaching the street at the conclusion Of the
entertainment, he was approached by the darkey,
who said, $ Is you de Juke n On being answered
in the affirmative. the sable Jebu remarked,
"Weil, sir, de carriage is Waitin'." The grand
duke was struck with tho simplicity OF American
manners.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-05

Wire is being nut up on the new branch Of the
Western Union telegraph lue from Royelle in
Lafayette parish to Washington in st. Landry.
The people of Opelousas will now enjoy the un-
wonted advantage of getting their news by tele-
graph. -
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-05

The country people of yermilion parish are
seeking to change the charter of the town OF
Abbsvile in that parish, 80 that the taxpayers OF
that little burgh will pay parish taxes. AS it now
stands, Abbeville pays no portion OK tho parish
Q pense.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-05

The Yazoo City T;mes tells a rather wonderful
story Of three small negroes being killed by what
it styles ''Flying Dutchman Machine" The
wooden horses knocked them down.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-05

Horton, who raised the row in Grand Ecore,
some time ago, was released under 500 bonds to
keep the peace.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-05

Wants, for rent, for sale advertisements insert
ed in this paper at TEN CEN rs per Lire.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-05

has occupied his present position. The qualities
accorded him in the beginning integrity and
ospatity-hsve been found TO belong TO him In
an eminent degree, and now, even mure than it
was then, il is matter OF cpngraulation that he
has another requisite not only for Justice OF the
Supreme court, but Tor one upon whom is TO be
devolved o question ef such great political mo-
ment ss this Presiden sl issus-ths possession
Of SQUAD constitutional opinions. An old man,
sound lawyer, an upright juage. aud pure pa.
triot, the Presidential question eond not be cub
mitted to safer hands than those Of Judge Clf-
lord,