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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-21
LOUISIANA.

r. "
There will be an exhibition of fine
mares, colts. and sheep IN Clinton or
the 9Th OF this month. II gss.a.
The planters OF the eighth ward Of
East Felieianas parish will realize this
year over four thousand gallons Of sor.
ghum syrup.
Two hundred feet OF jetties have been
constructed at the bar Just below Alex.
|. andria, and depth of three and q hall
| feet Of water obtained
Two negroes were hanged last week
! near Holstein's store on Sicily Island,
Catahoula parish. Nothing Is yet known
of the cause Of the hanging.
The Pointe Coupee police jury. has
put an end to the seed cotton selling
and stealing business by making the
license to buy seed cotton $500. FF
The saw and gin mill Of Mr.. Elphege
Couvillion, Of Choupique. was consumed
by fire this week There was, fortunate
ly, but one bale OF cotton in the mill
when Sit burned. " M = 1'5 No f. 3fa
Two hundred farmers met near Camtes
on Friday, and resolved To demand IF
teen cents per pound for their cotton, in
settlement or their accounts with their
merchants. Ascend meeting was held
Monday. $, :, 4 -. g.l.-.-,.......a,..
Avoyelles has n now twenty.eight
schoois--sixteen white and twelve col
ored. twenty four male and four female.
These schools have been open from two
to four months, with an average attend
ance Of thirty four pupils.
The planters In St. Mary are fearful
that the laborers in that parish will
strike for excessive wages during the
rolling season, and are importing q
large number of hands, mostly white
people. to provide against such con-
tingency. ssu. %"
Mr.. A. Joret and A. Ehrmann have
been appointed and commissioned by
Gov. Nichols as aldermen for Morgan
City, vice w. B. Merchant and J. Wild
enstein, removed from the town and
parish. These gentlemen are old 'citi-
zens here, and their appointment will
give satisfaction. t na-. r. ~ s,se-a
The Shreveport Times Of September
9Th reached us on the 9Th Of October,
while the Marksville Bulletin and Hit-
lager and Natchitoches indicator are
sometimes two or three weeks on the
way here. The Alexandria Democrat
also does not reach us as promptly as it
should What's the matter with the
mail arrangements "up above?"-Ope-
louas Courier. 81. .Es E"|
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A correspondent writing from Bombay
talks thus coolly: ..e.~
''The children seldom have anything
on them but a little red cord tied around
their waists. One Of my shoe strings
would make a suit Of clothes for the
whole parish. You will see superbly
formed women with only linen cloth
over one shoulder, and 80 down around
their waist. In addition to this cloth
is wound around the loins. But their
not end here, for around
each great toe Is one or two huge silver
rings, and ,arouad the ankles half a
dozen. The same on each arm, on fin
gers, and In the ears, and In the left
nostrii is a huge cluster silver ring"
It is we'll to take things cool, but this
mode Of dressing is altogether too thin.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-21
FILuRUsTERING "REMINISCENCES.
Something About walker and his Nicara-
guam Campaign.

Editor Demo crdt-You have on several oc-
casions published letters from Nicaragua
filibusters, giving their rem iniscencences Of
the stirring times in which they play ed their
part. AS | am one of tn few yet remaining
in New Orleans who accompanied Walker on
his Inflated expedition take the liberty to
lot down few of the items OF that wild life
that still cling tenaciously to my memory.
It was on bright day in September, 1885,
that the steamship Tennessee taok on board
Col. jacques battalion Of volunteers for
Walkers army. She was lying at the foot OF
Cont street. and took on board some five hun.
bred PERSONS belonging to all classes and
These volunteers hadbeen openly reeruited.
Large posters and glaring handbills had
covered the wallis Of all conspicuous build
ings In the city for weeks. Offering o4o acres
settlers" Col. Jacques who was at the head
of this particular expedition, was quite popu-
lar in New Orleans and had no difficulty In
procuring the desired number of recruits.
There were three l,,she captains. between whom
might embark on the Tennessee was to
be divided. One OF them was a Capt Jersey.
who apparently had had the benefto of milf
tary education, Another one was Mr. Cole
man, o young sprig Of the law from yicks-
burg, who very soon ascertained that he had
mistaken his vocation, and that flibusterin9
was not his forte A large number OF the
rank and file were young men OF good family;
restless spirits who were driven to Nicaragua
by wild craving after excitement and adver-
ture. #@ &s.g A. q
Young and needless, Twas fairly intoxicated
with the idea that was actu ally on my way
to the shores made famous by Morgan,
blackboard and the terrible Spanish. conQ,sis-
fadores. For several days after our depart re
I felt as large and heroic as Cortez himself.
The trip Of the Tennessee to San Juan del
Norte was a rapid and pleasant one. During
these few days I made several agreeable ac-
ouaintances among my fellow adventurers
among them young man named MeMichael,
a toned. spare-built young Creole from New
Orleans, named Peter Masgglol who ,n told me me
his brother kept billiard saloon In the city.
Heaven knows what became me- 81 s shat MAI sspPy
ieans on that Septamber day. OF those five
hundred not hundred remained In May,
1857, when returnet to New Orleans. ana at
the present time, ] doubt Ii dozen OF them
survive. Il would 10 . profound gratifica-
ton to me to meet one Of that Wild crowd
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The Louisville G0arier.Journal says:
[Let the admirer OF Little Mac on the
Norristowns Herald take due notice
thereof and govern himself according
Ivy: "They say thatat a recent recep-
ton given to Gen. McClellan in Boston
a lady said to him > my husband Was
killed when with you at Cold Harbor.
and then grasping his hand she ex-
claimed: God bless you, General
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A ridiculously romantic man and wo-
man were married on the seashore at
San Francisco recently. a local reporter
says; "The mad waves beating on the
shore, the seurlew's eeaseless cry, the
m sllifiuous chorus from the Seal rocks
and the sonorous breeze. all mingled in
stupendous benson upon the happy
couple" a.74af if-s} %s nal aa a -
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Norristown has castor oil plant
thirteen feet high. and no Norristown
little boy will play with the owners
children, or go through the street he
lives on - =. " y. -.
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~ st UNIVERSITY HIGH 'StHOOL, /
Eagle Hall, Prytania street. cor. Uranss.
The Fourth Annual Session of this school
Tor Boys will open on MONDAY. October /, 1871.
The principal will be assisted by q full corps Of
competent teachers. He refers by permission
to the Faculty of theU University Of Virginia and
to his patrons the past session. whose names
may be found In the circular OF the school ~"
Circulars can be had at the book stores. Z
f For further information address y . $50
4 s8#etsg=ss GEO. @. PREOTJ Principal. F.s.-
jy31 3n1 rftr @an8O D. - P.O. Box asa
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Get your kidg gloves at Kreager,s. a.. 4
! Read Nayra's invitation to the China Palace.

New shapes and styles in china at Offner's
only. I74 Canal street, opposite Varieties
Theatre.
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rs Reorganixed for the summer Of 1877.
NJ. 4. h, and presenting the following attractlve
Hnes to the attention Of all North-bound Tour
ists and Travellers: = So. &.F *
Route Mo. IAN Rail. zaag
Via Montgomery, Columbus, Macon. Augusta,
-fnt 81 Wilmington. hichmond.
a. Hours, New orleans 20 New York..
The same time always as BIZ any other line
Pullman sleeping Cars to Opelika. q.
Pullman Ha * seebns Cars attached At Macon io1
"isms41t; train, Wilmington to Richmond and
nors s Pullman sssnne oss
z zfT ;s !, At sEAs ass /, HOURS
= 20 VENTILATED CARS. ~ !
> .'F5s il Route No. Shay Lime. -g,tgr$ i
Over the same lines to Wilmington as BY Route
mouth. Va Tbence, a, $50 Q, n. daily texcept
sundayl BY the magnificent steamers of the
by LINE T. BamS Ssn Y Thence q By New York
I a si4ty-nine hours run-.only seven hours In
excess Of all rail time. with the advantage Of an
ns s ss
Route No. s-The old Dominion Line.
The same Lines to Wilmington and Ports
Wednesdays and saturdays d. $50 D. n. By he
p the
at their New York wharves at p. m.
through run of rs hours, combining the
essential elements Of Cheapness. Speed and
Passengers should leave New Orleans satur.
days. Mondays and Thursdays to connect close.
F EH T FIX Checks, Time Cards ai all in
leans and Mobile i Railroad i N00' % INC 40" -.
A. POPE, General Passenger Agent
q. ", FOWLER, New Orleans Agent. corner 81
CHARLES and Common streets. my1u
GREAT JACKSON ROUTE. & 4 H. s+sts T
new ORLEANS, 81, LOUIS ArD CHICAGO
I a-p H. RAILROAD LINES. .%f
DOUBLE DAILY THROUGH TRAINS. I
will depar, and arrive aa follows: from Calliop
stree d nIss a from July Is. ls77: .nn,vx
EXPRESS No.s.s:isa. m. Express No. 4. Sis . %
Nos. and run daily q ana daily except
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING OARS
through to Cincinnati, Louisville, Chicago. Gal.
70 and Milan Tenn, without change and for 81
Louis sleeper Is taken On ct Milap, enabling
Friday evenings train makes no connection
at DuauOin for Chicago.
A Acs aarah trains between New orleans
Leave New Orleans $3.50 D. m. Saturday; and
1880 a. m. Sunday. 4. . ~ ~ II L.
Arrive $50 D. m. Sunday. and ESQ a. ID. Mon.
Tickets for sale and information given as y
Camp street. corner Common. Under City Hotel
A. ID. SHELDON. Agent.
Vice President and General Manager. sa NH
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FV,HE NEW on Fans AND MOBILE RAIL-
Tup apr Rh9A,R Rr; h NE NM,
n - EAST, NORTH AND WEST.
Via Bouisytlg, via AtlantH and via 81. Louis. (
CARRYING THE U, s. MAIL.
Canal street. as follows: IGUIE & - Il =.SF q
rxnres pnrAhT T.zr r r,,ross ARRIVE ..s., -
Coast tSatur- fh Coast Mon U}i-.tI J
day oniyl ,s:ls p. ~. day only ,s:2o q. m.
Louisville, Nashville, st. Louis, washington,
Baltimore and Philadelphia, without change
and only one change to New York and EASTERN
Ticket office. corner Of Camp and Common
'@~, ~ y. B. ROBINSON, Superintendent.
mh2h j. w. COLEMAN Tick ct Agent.
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Lava figures In great variety. at others. 144
Canal. opposite Varieties Theatre. " fsE
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Buy your bugeies ana carriages from L. T.
Maddnx, 81 Csrondelet street ,nesr corner Ora
ria
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Iwz sil IN Slovn ~. ~:
hour from q o'clock y. m. On Sunday morn
ings the trains leave the city at O'Clock for the
accommodation OF sportsmen. T.. -..t..,xs.z..s.
Passengers for GENTLY must notify the con.
ductor prior to the departure Of train. F.f'T z
au1 IT 1y saateD. B!ROBTNSON, Receiver.
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Read Nayra,s Invitation to the Unina Palace.
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Got your kid gloves at Krseger's. ves
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poNToHARTRAIN RAILWAY

Depot at the head OF Elysian Fields street. near
Excursion to Or from the Lake and return
same day, 40 CENTS Children under twelve
years. 10 eents.l% Il. 81 tslu al Hur
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-21

IS KeoFgan1xed fOF Inc summeF Of I875.
Working out Of New Orleans via the N. o. and
H. r. II. and presenting the following attractive
lines to the attention of all North-bound Tour
f.te ox,I Truy oil
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-02
RISE AND FALL or TIE LAND.

Occasionally the fluctuations OF land
may be eGempl'ted 10 an extent which
could haraA be expected, laGt well il
otrate4 Ny me case OF the Temple Of
Jupiter scraps az PuzzuolI, on tue Bay
Oh Naples. Ihls temple, now III ruins,
oates from very ancient period, three
marble pillars remaining to marx he eX-
leLt OF WhaL was once magnificent
PIE OF DulluihSs' ualt way up these
plilaTs Ihe marks OF p'r1ng sae.l-hsn are
seen; some burrows formed by theoe
mo"usAs sun containing Tue sle1s by
mean oI WHICH 'uey were eAcaVateu.
Al me present IIlhe me sea level IS at
Ohe very p"se Vi Ine piIiafs, or eAl9Ie
even p1AoW 'n@I sue 1Iehco arises tLe
naIutal queSCioH, ~" oIu IHG SMELL
A'u gam "0:ces w 'he pII'uls; 10 DutFoW
LHCo ,h 'usA Al Cue ma" hei G@s crlNe0I
DI9 o''llS 90 "n 49, "l| an" A!i Poe-
'tnAo 4o0" VH"r Vi VIC hiol'"she oel"H
"ole " '9'euu Gie vi p''t"'s wv sup
P's' 'ItOne ieH"tn' AiUu0l tho pill"l
"Aa Ceu1 PIE nIuS' n"'e Sohe "U"h ~ Iue
Sc" tn' o"5A Sio "o7iN' noo VA Vno l"n",
VI Iue SG@ mus ~ n"Fe Goule up W the
P'hals' II Vne t"e'ei Iheoiy oe ehtel-
U"i"9u, tno oe" t to'ei ,S"i. III 10" oe iueu
US n"finS ~ neGN'e4Hs "i'ele4 its
leYeA az "ionS 'ue o@y "a Napleh
ana alohS al CHe MeuIIerlaheah
coasts' ANA as IhAs lhuhdaCloh
Woulo nave occurred WlChlh the hlsIoIlc
perlou, We "ou'u expect not ohly 10
nave haa some iecolu preserved 10 us
OF tne calanilLs' put we snoulu also nave
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A rather good-lOokIug young woman
stepped up TO Justice Nandell, IN tbe
urLy-seyenth-Btgeet Police Court, yes.
terday afternoon. ~ would like to nave
nv case against james TheoUOld tried
now" said she, with winning smile.
"Your case against TneoboIuW said
His Honor, graciously. "Certainly,
Madam. just look up that case against
Iheobold," turning to his c.erk.
The clerk found the paper. "Case
against Tneobold before Justice Murray
last Sunday" SAID The cierE, land dis
missed, as 10 complatuan appeared"
"Your case has been dismlssed," said
HIS Honor to the lady. YOU were not
present when it was called"
well, Sir, l couldn't come then. Can't
the case be taken up now"
"No: it has been settleH'
"BuL why caMC 1t be taken up?"
"Justice Murray has passed upon il
aifeauy."
"l know that, but why can't it be
taken up noM?'
"W ell, Madam" said His Honor, "yOu
demand to know the reason; you mus
not find fault with me Tor being tranE
with you; remember hat L should moi
have tod you tnis had you not insistel
upon 1t. IAe reason why your case car
| not be taken up now is tnat 1t is now I
res uQju9icQtd."
! "O4," said she with blush, "can i
| be pUss D.e?' and at once left the cvur
| room saJiotied.-L New York World.
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A KNIGHT ERRANI.

Lord Peterbor0ugh's siege of BARGE
Iona has been considered one OF The
most daring and brilliant military
ACHE evements on record. IAe Duke OF
Darmsladt, who commanded under him,
perished in the InJrenchmeAts, which
were carried sword in hand. Voltalre
says: ga shell bursts in the fort, the
powder mag explodes, the tort Is
taken, the city capltulates. A parley
takes place at The gates, between Loru
Peterborough and Don Francisco
de Velano, the Viceroy. The arti-
cIes are not yet signed, when, suddenly,
fearful cries rend the ar, and flames
are seen ascending from one part OF Inc
city. You betray U.S. exclaimed the
VIcersy; 'we capiLulated IN good faith,
while your English troops have entered
by the ramparts and are now slaugnLer-
ing our people, and pillaging ana burn
ing our housesv You mistake,' replied
Peterborough, sthey are Darmsi adts
Germans, not EngIishmen; aud l see
but one way Of saving your city. Allow
me and the officers OF my statf, win the
English troops now Win Us, TO
enter Immediately; l Will speedily
put a stop to these outrages; then re-
turn to conclude with you here the
terms of capituiation.' HIS air OF truth,
and the lofty tone of his address, to-
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gether with the pressing danger Of the
moment, induced the Viceroy to con-
sent to his proposition. The gates were
tsrown open, and Peterborough, fol-
lowed by his staff, dashed through the
streets OF Barcelona. The German and
atalOnian soldiers, Joined by some of
the rabble, were sacking the houses Of
the principal citizens. Rushing upon
them, he compelled them to desist and
10 restore the pluuder they were
about to make off with. Having, as he
had promised, put stop to the out
RACES, and restored order among the
troops, Peter borough returned to the
city gates 10 sign with the Yiceroy the
terms of the capitulation." He after
ward happened TO fail in with q party
of brutal Catalonian soldiers who " ere
carrying off the beautiful young Ducn-
ess de Popoli. Naturally, she had
tainted from terror, when, fortunately,
TIE gallant Peterborough rode up. Inc
ght of beauty and distress woald at
auy time have nerved the arm OF our nero
to scatter u host; The conduct OF these
sem-barbarousi soldiers in1tmed him
still more, and he immediately struck
down TWO or three OF them, and
promptly rescued the lady. The enfaged
and b, fl d rufians, OIL recovering from
heir CO steruallOn at the sudden ana
furious at ack OH them, fired some shots
after her yatiant del v5ier. But both he
ami the trembling fair one escaped un-
hurt. He rode away with hef III triumph
and placed her in the arms Ot her nus
band, who was encountered IN irahC!c
pursuit OF her. The cnivalry, herolsm
and magnanimity OF their conqueror as
Uonlshed the BdrcelonIans. lney knew
that the Englsh were aeretics, there
fore, as they had imagined, necessarii!
destitute of the principles of homo an
the common feelings OF humanity. THeI
Arbitration of Loru Peterbo ougG, whose
oonuuct had dis pelled THIS error, u
once became bOundIess.- temple Bar
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THE CINCINNATI STAR

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cloves, one grated nutmeg, Leaspoonful
of soda; mix with sifted -four enough
to roll out; cut In pieces and roll up in
ball; do not let them touch each other
in the pan; when baked frost aud fl iY0r
the trosting with lemon.-l Mollle, Utica,
Illinois.
Dried Apple Cake-Soak three cupIuls
of dried apples over night, then draw of
the water, through sieve; chop the
apples slightly, then simmer them IN
three cupfuls OF m0lasses for two hours;
after that, add two eggs, one cup!uI
sugar, one ouBful sweet milk or waier,
three-quarters cupful butter and lard,
one teaspoonful baking-powder, fl Iur
enough to make pretty stiff batter, add
cinnamon, cloves to taste.-tX., Hoi tn
field, Connecticut.
Pastry for Mince-pie-One cupful lard,
two cupiuls flour, one-half cuptul ice
water, 4 pincn OF salt; use knife to cut
the lard through the -four until fine;
then add the water ana mix with the
knife until no -four remains in the bowl.
Roll in sheet and place small bits OF
butter over; dust well, fold up and re-
peat the process twice, using hall cup
iul butter. Roll the crust tn n; nave a
quick oven; it will rise in tlakcs.-LB.
o., Silver Springs, Pa,
Roly-poly Pudding-Take quart OF
-four, rub into it three tablespoOniuls Of
lard, roll it out, cut into four pieces ;
place lump OF butter on EACH; Hour
well; place one above another, then roll
out again about six inches wide aid
twelve long; take some preserve Opium
Is best), spread IL Oh pretty thlcG, get
the edges Of the paste to make 1T SLICK
closely, then roll IL over and over; lie II
up securely in wel.toured cloth, boil
two hours, and serve Win nee melted
butter.-LP., Whistler, Pa.
Baked Macaroni-Use about half q
pound OF macaronl, break itup i'll pieces,
puU it in boiling water, and stow gently
| for twenty minutes; saltlt little, dram
well, have ready a buttered pudding
dish, place layer Of the macaroni IL
| the bottom, then cover with grated
cheese ana few Jumps OF butter; then
another layer of macaroni and m re
cheese and butter until all is used up
add q wineglass Of cream or mink; bak,
covered tor half an hour, then remove
| the cover and brown nicely; serve 1t Ii
,he Dake-dIsh.-|M NJ, W est Union, .. >
Mince-meat - Two pounds of tresl
| bulloCk's tongue boiled, or Two pound,
OF lean roast beef, one pound OF bee
suet, two pounds OF stoned rulslns, JWl
| OF washed and dried curfHnts, one
pound caudied citron; m.nCe all these
separately, then NIX them well oSetlel
| and add to them TWO pounds or sugar
g atgd rind OF !our lemons, nailan ounce
Of allspICe, Dalt an oun OF cinnamon
| hail all ounce cloves, Que ouHce uutmegs
all the spices ground, hail an ounce sail
and one leaspoonlul black pep ger, tire
piuls brandy, one pint saerry; N wei
all Uogetner, and puL i'll covered jar
some days before use; when you make
your pies add to the above IAfee pound
chopped apples and one pint sweet cider
II B., Silver Springs, Pa.
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No EAtIure AmoMm!

There is no case on record where Dr..
Norris Syrup of Tar, Wild Cherry ami
Horehound has failed to give satsfac-
tlon. On the other hand, wherever it
mas been used by our people, in severe
colds, coughs, asthma, bronchitis, Group,
whooping-cough and consumption, they
are enthusias lic in its praise. Contain
ing no opium or other dangerous drug,
il does not constipate, and is safe ID
admins er in all conditions OF health.
This is an important announcement,
and the suffering are advised to heed it.
rriaI size, IDo.; large siz s. SOC. and One
Dollar. Sold by JOHN hEEsHAN, Sixth
Sixth and Mound streets, and Il. Il.
Reun, corner Filth and Broadway.
Also Agents tor Prof. Parker's Pleas
ant Worm Syrup, which is sure death to
worms. Pleasant to take and requires
no physic. Price 25c. Try it.