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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-30

Mr.. Victor Tissot has lately published In
Paris book entitled Ties Pages Annsxes,' 2
(''The Annexed Countries that is, Alsaee and
Lorraine II Ia an eloquent appenl to the
people OF these provinces to remain faithful
In their love for France until that country IL
able to free them from Germany's dominion.
Prussia finds herself to-day the master Of
hall dozen provinces as anxious to escape
from her power as are Alsace and Lorraine
Every year In the Prussian Parliament 1t is
the custom of member from Schleswig or
Posen to make motion that those portions Of
the Prussian Empire anxious to leaveit beal-
lowed to peacefully secede and although this
motion is always voted down it always re-
ceives ut least a hundred votes from the rep
resentatives of these annexed countries. In
all Of these unwilling provinces the people
preserve love Of their mother land. Al
though citizens Of the German Empire.
they are such only by force. and refuse
TO consider themselves Germans and cling to
their mother tongue and to the traditions,
customs and beliefs of their ancestors with
all the tenacity of prisoners In foreign land
II is the great desire OF Bismarck to over
come this national spirit and to convert the
Danes OF Scheswig and the Poles of Posen into
good Germans: but this Is more than all the
power Of Prussia can accomplish. In the very
heart Of that kingdom, within sight of the
Prussian capital itself, lives one Of these cap
tive races4-the Wendes, members Of the
Slavonic family. There shut up within
Prussia, surrounded on every side by Ger
mans, hundreds of miles away from any of
their own race, they have lived and fought
against German ideas for countless centuries
and yet preserved their individuality. their
language, their customs. their hatred Of the
Germans. oil unchanged and unmodified.
King after King Of Prussia has sought to
convert them into Germans; has had the Ger
man tongue taught In the schools. the use Of
tho Wendish language made penal offense,
and yet this people-less than hundred thou
sand strong--have resisted all the pressure
of kings who have changed the history and
fate OF Europe, and remain to-day Wendes
hadng their German neighbors as heartily as
when, five centuries ago, they became their
prisoners. There Is something grand and
heroic In this little people struggling for cen
turtles in the claws Of the Prussian Eagle
this people who for five centuries have fought |
against all It's power, and yet are not annihi-
iHteu. luz Kings oi IEuSSia may overcome |
the armies of Austria and France. but they
cannot overcome the spirit and patriotism of
a people,
Such ID tho example that Mr. Tissot asks
the people of Alsace and Lorraine to remem-
Der and to initiate. IF they are as patriotic
as the Wendes. not all the power and force of
Germany can make them anything but
Frenchmen.
1t La story well worthy of tho consideration
of all conquerors. The spirit and patriotism
OF people are unconquerable. Its armies
may be made prisoners, its people made
slaves, but its patriotism, its national spirit,
are eternal.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-30

Staub is none OF your shysters. He always
comes to the 'front.' Yesterday he sent us every
thing that is new in the way of dailies. and all
that is palatable as regards periodicals. The
Harpers'. the Frank Leslies', ETC., etc, were all
on our table. and on this very morning the
counters of this prince of cheap newsdealers. at
.Goldthwaite's book store on Exchange alley.
near the corner Of Canal. groan under the
weight of everything that is newsy and lovely.
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NOTICE To TEACHERS, ETC.

OFFICE BOARD OF SCHOOL DIRECTORS.
City Of New Orleans, !
30 Burgundy street December %. 1877.
The roll of teachers. portresses. rents, etc.. Of
the public schools of this city. for the month OF
Oct Der. 1877. will be paid by the Administrator
Of Finance In the Council Chamber. at City
Hall. on MONDAY, December 81. at 10 O'Clock m.
de29 I'd JOHN j. O'BRIEN Secretary.
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FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
- AT
JOHN S. TWOMEY'S.
572 and STA Magazi Street.
OPPOSITE THE MARKET.

CHAMPAGNEs- Roederer, Chas Mumm K Co.,
Geo. Gouet, Krug and other brands.
CLAKET WINES, Old Port and Old Sherry
Wines.
Sweet and Dry Catawba WINES.
Old Bourbon and Old Rye WHISTLES.
Fine Old BRANDY. noted brands.
AJES and POR TER all brands.
CORDIALS, PRESERVES, JELLIES, FIGS,
boxes and baskets.
CATAWBA GRAPES. ALMONDS. PECANs.
FILBERTs. BUTTERNUTB. ORANGES
and APPLES.
MINCE MEAT.
Large Black Basket RA1SINS, Large l.. Layer
RAISINS.
CITRON. and oil other deicaoies
usually kept in q iirst-class grocery.
Particular personal attention giyen to all order
Would respectfully solicit an examination of /
All goods delivered to any part Of the city FRI
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MILITARY NOTICES.

Association Army of Tennessee.-The
second Tuesday OF January falling on holt
day, the regular monthly meeting II this assoc
citation will take place ON MONDAY EVENING,
January T. at D. M, at their rooms at Menhan-
les Institute. JAMES LINGAN
Acting Chairman Executive COMMITTEES. n
JOHN G. GoLDIEG Secretary.
deco ja67
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The Annual Conference of the African
Methodist Episcopal Church for the District of
. Louisiana will meet at st. james Chapel New
Orleans, january ~. 1873 The sac press is
respectfully asked to notice time of meeting
r. NJ u. WARD
desc at Presiding Bishop,
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special NOtiee.-The Regular Monthly
Meeting Of the Louisiana Sugar Plunters Asso-
clat1on Will be held on TIL URSDAY MORNING
neSt January 2, at 80 o'clock, Mt the office Of
the Crescent City Oil Company, 100 Common
9 rect. al pers ms Interested in the sugar pro
QUOT OF the STATE are cordially invited to attend
me subject ut windrowsd cane will he eepseigi-
ly considered. JAMES r. G1FFEN
desc Su TIL Th Seera,arv
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Hall OF Home n. ana l.. CO. No. !, New
Orleans, Dec. 2s. 1s77.-At an annual election
held by the, hbove contrary the following
President-EUGENE MAY
Vice President--R NJ HAfLES.*
Treasurer-H ESPARBE
Sscretary-R f. LYLE
Foreman-C. G. PlPER.*
First Assistant-L LEfHIEGUE&
Second Assistant-J. HOFFMAN.
St ward-A. FREDERICKS
Houst eeper-M. O'CONNER.
Delegates Firemens Charitable Association
y g; PIPER, EUG. MAY i. M. HAILES, D. J.
G. q, MARKS.
Grand MarshallHY. q. BROWN.
TRe-eected. desc Il
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WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE
w woman. @ situat on as cook, and to assist
Good reference II required. Address M. A.. No.
800 Dauphine street. between HosI ftal and Bar
racks. dean M
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pany. No. t5p Common street-Ths an lial cleo
ton for fifteen directors of this company to
serve during the ensuing year, will be held at
TIE Office OF the company on the second WE'D
NESDAY Of January next. the 9th proximo be-
tween the hours OF 10 and o'clock.
de29 II. l.. KANLETT Secretary
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leans. December 20. 1s77-At a special meeting
OF tho Board Of Directors he'd this day a semi
annual dividend Of FIVE PER CE II was de-
clbred, payable here, and in New York at the
and after WEDNESDAY, january a, 1879.
desc I'd A. I,URIA Cashier
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WANTED-A SITUATION AS COOK IN A.
w private family: can give the best of city
references. Address A. L. Democrat Office
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special Notice -~ state National Bank,
December IS. 1s77.-Notice is hereby given that
the January, 1878 coupons on the consolidated
bonds OF the State Of Louisiana. will be eashed
on and after MONDAY, December "a, 1877, upon
presentation ut this Bank or ut the Bank Of
New York. N. B. A. in New York
ds1g 2w SAMTTET II KEhNEDY preatdaut
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corner Of Canal and Gimp streets-Naw Or
that in conformity with article 9Th of the char
ter OF this company. the annual election OF
twelve directors to serve during the ensuing
year will be held ut this Office, on MONDAY.
December 81. 1877. between the hours of II a. NJ.
to 2 .. IN.
det3 III J, w H1NCKS Heeretnry
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WTANTED-A SITUATION TO DO DINING
w room or house work. Good city refer
ences given II required. Address M. T.. Demo-
erat Office. de3O 3t
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New ORLEANS Nat,nnnl HanI-,ew

New Orleans National Hank-sew Or
leans; Deeember 49, 1s77-At the meeting of the
-FOUR PER GENT was declared payable on
and after WEDNESDAY,. January q. 1878, to all
stoekholders who have paid the assessment
called for June o. 1874.
de29 lw VIM PALFREY. Cashier.
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A CORRECTION.
No. 20 COMMERCIAL PLACE,

No. 10 COMMERCIAL PLAUE.
December 40, 1877.
Edito, Uenlocrat-In the card published by
me this morning In the DEMOCRAT there are two
typographical errors which desire 10 correct
I am made to say that an appeal had been taken
said that no appeal had been taken. MY name,
as am accustomed to spell it, is not Harry
as printed, but HENRY b. KELLY
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Also, full and complete stock Of STAPLES
Hams. Bacon Shoulders, Sides, Dried or Chip
Beef Beef Tongues. s. @. Shoulders. s. @. Loins,
Flour Meal, arits, Smoked Salmon, Yarmouth
Bloaters. Herrings. Extra Fine Large Mackerel
Spieed Pigs Feet, In kits, Fancy Goshen Butter,
Choice Roll Butter Western Butter, New York
Cream Cheese. Western Cheese. Holland
Cheese, Pineapple Cheese. Limburger and
Swiss Cheese. SUGARS-Brown, Gut Loaf,
Crushed. White Clarified. Yellow Clarified
Granulated. and a general assortment of CAN
and SHELF GOODS. which am Offering ct
the
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-30

state S.na'e-i linens ~ the Tenth ana
Eleventh Wards recommend the Hon. JOHN G.
Elem SG ~ candidate for The State Senate
to Ill the vacancy o"easioned in the Fourth Sen
q oIial District by the resignation Of the Hon. J.
u. EUSIIS. MANY CITIIENS
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CENT will be paid WEbNESDAY. January - 4
1878. BY order of the Board
de3D 15t JNO. g. DEVEREUX Cashier
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porter in Turin stabbeu and killed his f. rty-
day old baby in its mothers arms because Its cries
made him bervaus.
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JERSEY AND ALDERNEY
MILK. MILK. MILK.

Pure and fresh. from the country TO be had
Corner Carondelet ana Common stree tn
and Branch. NO. 60 Canal street, neal
the Custom House, North Side.
The only places In the city where this cole
brated milk can be procured.
Pure. rich and sweet Jersey and Aldsrney
Milk and Buttermilk, at cents per glass re-
eeived daily on ice, via Jackson Railroad. from
the famous Arcola Dairy Farm. Said stock is
from the we'll known Fowler's tmportations OF
Jersey and Attorney cattle.
Also kept on hand. Mead, Soda, yichy. MIN.
ee8 1yGthp
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SITUATIONS wArrED-FEmALEs.
Gcvernesses, Companions, etc.

WANTEp-BY A LADY OF EXPERIENCE.
w an 9ld resident OF this city, and who can
give good references, a position as goyerness
or teacher II q school. is fully com peteut to
te mn Engiissh and music. Salary no object.
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WANTED-BY A MIDDLE-AGED WHITE
w woman, 81 situation as cook or dining.
room servant. Apply at the bakery, corner OF
Race and 1T. Thomas streets ds2e 3t
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Ohire of the New Orleans Gas Light
Company-New Orleans. December "a, 1s77--
The regular annual meeting Of the Stockhold-
ers will be held Mt this Office on TUESDAY
January 8, 1878 between tho hours If 10 a. m.
and p. ~, for the election Of seven Directors
to serve during the ensuing ear.
The transfer book will be closed for one week
preceding the election. Y. VALLDTS
de2T I'd Sepratarv
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'mce of the New orleans Gas Ii,

VIIiCF vi Tue NEW DFIeAns GRs Ifghf
Company-New Orleans, Deeember a. 1s77-
dividend of FOUR DOLLARS per share
will be- paid to the stockholders on TT ESDAY.
January 10, out Of the earnings OF the past six
months.
AL transfers of stock made between January
8 and Is must be- "ex-dividend"
de27 I'd V. VALLOTS, Secretary.
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J. W. H1NCKs. Secretary.

Germania National Bank Of New Or
leans.-The annual election for nine directors
OF this institution, to serve during the ensuing
year, will be held at the banking house. No
102 Canal street on WEDNESDAY, January o.,
1878, between the hours of 10 a. m. and D. m.
doll I'd i i. RERCIEk Enuhinr
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WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN
w situation TO cook wash and from. Gand
reference given. Address X. b., this Office
dpHn NJ
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Wechahtcs and Traders Hank. New Or-
leabs, Doc. 20, 1s77--The ANNUAL ELECTION
for Dir ectors of this Bunk, to serve during the
ensuing, year will tase pace ut the banking
house No. ~ Carondelet street. on MONDAY
the 2lst Of January next, between the hours OF 10
a. m. and D. IN.
JOHN ii. LUDWIGSEN,
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Omce JeHs rson and Lake Pontchnr,


road Company. New Orleans. Dec s, 1s77-The
annual election of Directors Of this Company
will take place. according to law. on MONDAY
January 7. 1878, between the hours of 10 a. m.
de5 fmeod WALTER Y. Crouch, Secretary.
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DOR SALE-THE ONE-STORY FRAME
Il slated Dwelling NO. 112 Dauphine street, be-
tween ST. Louis and Toulouse, containing six
rooms with Il wo-story brick Kitchen. contain-
ing five rooms: will be sold low. Apply TO j. j.
BURkHARDT, 2W Cont street. de23 i'm
ElOR Sal E-TWO LARGE MANTEL MIR
Il ROIS, french make. Price s45 piece or
s75 for both. Apply at 327, St. Claude street.
corner Of Esplanade ds22 Tvs
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FOR SALE.

A RARE CHANCE TO SELL. A GOOD
II and splendid PLEYEL PIANO, rarior
grand. a. an excessively low price. Mo. ~ Royal
street IL can be seen from ii q. II, to D. m.
de23 Tu Tn Su 1t
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E'OR sALE--A HANDSOME COTTAGE IN
IL the Sixth District and four lots, with gar
den. six commotious rooms and out-buldings.
3 ght- foot hall and front gallery. Price. s250o.
Df which $500 cash. $500 in six months aud ball
ance In one, two and three years. For partie-
MIA address X this u flee. de2g st
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WANTED-BY A THOROUGHLY COMpE-
" tent. Frenehman. q situation as cook in
y private family or restaurant, cit her In the city
Or country. Good references given. Address
u. u. Democrat office. de2s 3t
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WANTED-BY MIDDLE AGED WOMAN.
" asituation 90 nurse. capable to take full
charge o. an iufant no objection to chamber
work Please call at i35 Second, between Lau-
rel and Annunciasion streets. References II re-
uuired. de2a A s
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SITUATIONS wANTED-mALEs,
Clerks ana sa sesmen.

Clerks ana statesmen.
WANTED-A SITUATION In A WHOLE
w sale or rstaD grocery store by o young man
who has had several years experiences In
country store Willing to work for living SAL
airy. Address g. H., care this Office. se31tf
WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN OF GOOD
w. character " situation In an Office or
Wholesale house. Is not afraid Of hard work.
Best OF references furnished. Address M. ii. D..
Democrat Office ssIsU
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w ANTE D-A BITUATION AS HOUSE
" girl. Can give the bes of city references,
apply ut No 30 ut. Thomas. between Tha In and
melpOuene streets. ds9R 3t
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New Orleans National Bank, New Or.
leans, La. December 8. 1s77.-The annual cleo
ton for Directors of this flank to serve during
the ensuing year will be held ut the Banking
House on TUESDAY, january 8, 1878, between
the hours OF 10 H. N. and D, m.
de8 i'm VIM. PALFREY. Cashier.
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pany-New Orleans. December a. 1B77-At a
this day u semi annual dividend Of FOUR PER
GENT WIS declared. payable to the so kholdsrs
on the FIRST nj lNDAY OF JANUARY next.
de27 15t CH. JUMDNVILJF Cashier
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Notice Neither the owners, en- plain, nor
the uDders igned agents OF the British steam
ship SOU III TYNE, Capt. Halet. from New
port vi DO responsible for any debts con-
tracted by the crew of said vessel.
ds2g at DECAN h co
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NEW UFHENWH,
December g. 1B77-The annual election OF direc-
tors will be hold at The banking house WE'D
NESDAY. January 0. 1878. from 10 O'clock u. m.
to o'clock .. IN. JNO. Ct. DEVEREUX
dc9 To CHahiar.
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IHESUN.
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for hollow pretence, imbeciity, and fraud in the
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and for the people, as opposed to government ~
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tar from a million Of souls--with the most care
full, complete and trustworthy accounts Of cur
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