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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-06
THE EDWARDS.

Every member of the Howard Association
was kept busly employed Yesterday owing to
the increase of cases In tho several districts of
tha oitv Tho racant a,ro,a ~ +ha disaaaa In
.no I aD,, ophoao y, ". .io "l'o"so -,
new helas gave Inc Towards all they could at"
tend to, but with their proyerbial energy they
sn,r,tt the apam,, NJ .,e,. e. 1,,n
1885,, a,,, po. 1,,s .ao
.hot 49, so. oh .ho1.s op,
IT, ~ data soro ,zar, 90 ""s
~ w. ua,e 'neIe WeIo oo chses ana 1ea'ns, ana
As has already been announced in the DEMO
infacted noint AO-' A0A 'A'-''
Commander J. r McGlepsey Of the navy and
now stationed on the CnnOnicns oslIanilv re
turned to tho city and is now on dufy. dom
mander McGleHsey has rendered his services
"4er ..,a .ney wv 10 .h 70 i EOS Ro9a.
work Gen. b. N. Ogden was nerformInp in reou
latinR the office OF the Towards md svstemn-
tiznes the u|ation Of the office "A # NOW, ia
ING are attenGed TO with disnafch "ND''
Last evening there, was 9 prolonged meeting
OF me h9Wa ai Ut Wnien mere was much I'M
acted. The total appljcatinns nnmherad ag67
iast night and the new cases 2Ob N~'
mn. ..,,,o,,a,5 .o1n,., - ,. .,,.
lao 'ppoluoo 'ol0s1t'Ai NoAo 1eoeiNeu'
GRENADA. MISS, $50 y. IN September 8, 1878,
r. IT, Southmavd SECRETARY.
NJ 49,, -: 49,, 49, 49, s, ~
Zen deaths e. ID ~ the lnse twenty,four hours. No
cnahge II aualrs' hu " 3 f,r ani a slck;
WARREN s1VNE, H. ID.
VICEsnIJRG 2.4b n M Hantenher & 1879.
tn - o,,., e.. ~
u H. oouCnmayu' oecEebaty:
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The following telegram was received last
night by the DEMocRAr from the National AS
ISOLATED Press:
NEW YORK September 6. 1878.
The original discovery In the blood of fever
patients MADE by Dr. yones rev Gays agP; liz 10
greatest Importance to science. 1t confirms the
sporadic. theory of propagation and the etli-
ports the opinion that uuinine is prophylacttc.
| as that alkaloid is certain death to all mono
gamie organisms.
A REPORTER
Of this paper took the dispatch with him and
started out to find DR.. Jones, in order to in
ouire further into the truth or import Of tho
message. The reporter found tho Doctor ut
home. and after tho usual salutations showed
him the dispatch and asked for more partic-
ulars." Dr. Jones did not seem much inclined
to be interviewed. as he had just returned from
q tedious days labor among the sick, but after
awhile on becoming acquainted with the object
of the reporters visit, and on being shown the
telegram. he said:
do not know how this information could
have got to New Yor k; | have made expert
nents with the blood of yellow fever patients.
but made no discovery as yet. am SIM ply try
Ing TO find out what effect the blood from vel
low fever patient has on
HEALTHY LIVING ANIMALS,
such as rabbits for instance. Ny experiments
are nnE V6t LnIly COnCluueu, anu IL W0ulu Do lul-
| possible for me to give, as yet any particulars
of that essay before ! have thoroughly noyel
examined and exhaustlyely studied the peculiar
| effect Of the poisoned blood on inferior animal
life. The dispatch you show does not then state
what have done, it is vague and has no salient
features
| However, 7 will state what subject bearing on
| the causes Of the yellow fever has attracted my
attention: have subjected the air in the room
| of yellow fever patient to minute microscopic
examination. and found that 1t was swarming
With infnitesinal sporG, both of vegetable and
animal organism and Of about ne.twenty-
| thousandth part OF an inch In size. / have not
existence and effects of these sporg, but am
diligently studying the subject. and hope In O.
short time to throw some light on the theory OF
the causes of yellow fever.
AS the Doctor appeared to be very much IA
tigued, our reporter was unwilling to question
him any further and withdrew after q brief con-
YersatiOn on general tOnira.
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self -multiplication. to an extent to become re-
producing on surfaces and In the atmosphere.
With this view, and without assuming to fix
absolutely the very day Of fever commence
ment. the student Of the tables will allow us to
adopt as the time for 1853 the first OF July for
1867 the first Of August and for 1878 the fifteenth
Of July.
Counting from those days to the day when In
1867 and in 1863 the fever was considered over.
and and excluding very fey (tourteen) cases IN
the table given will be found to exhibit the
march Of fever. day by, day, from beginning, to
clared in ls7s-,,afty first day Inclusive. We
need scarcely add that the days of the months
further have they to the fever itself.
The first thirty days In each year are for con-
venience grouped In one entry, As fever
progress in the first thirty days is compara-
lively slow our readers can speculate for them
selves on the remaining fever OF 1878 by COM
pairing i pd,i passn with It's predecessors; -,
We hope they will see with us, that 1t has it's
we'll defined limits aud Is far from being the
unknown quantity" an unreasoning panic
would suggest.
The cumination Of the fever Of 1859 on its
fifty. third day and that Of 1867 on Its fifty filth
day Is alike curious and encouraging.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-06
THE sTEAMROATMEN's MEETING.

The meeting of steamboatmen called for the
purpose of organizing relief association to
aid their sick aud distressed brethren Was held
yesterday oruing at the office of Capt. Jesse
z. Bell and they formed themselves into
Steambontnen's Relief Association. with J. K.
Bell as PR sii~nt Edward Conery as vice presi-
dent and Geo. s. Petit as secretary. All pres
emit joined the association. and by subscription
the sum # s1os5 was raised. Committees were
appointed to solicit subscriptions and to visit
CLASS have s. ifrred heavily from, this epidemic,
Cor the esFatlis hnent Of guarantees and the
consequent Lying up of many boats cut off
out means TO save themselves in sickness and
hunger, The step above taken is timely one.
and the names of those at the head of this or
ganizafion is sufficient guarantee that all
moneys received will be iudiciously employed.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-06
ARMY OF NORTHERN VIRGINIA.

To the Members OF the Benevolent Association
Of the Louisiana Division of the Army Of
Northern Virginia:
Having made arrangements with the Touro
Inf1rmary. Peters, between Calliope and Gaien-
ME streets, for the care of those members need
ing the aid of the association any such are re-
DR.. T. l.. TANEY, SO Prytania. or cornar of
Clio and Dryades streets.
4. M: LEVY, chairman executive committee,
So Poydras. or 324k Baronne street.
D. r. CALDER, chairman relief committee,
corner OF Peters and Lafayette, vr so Constance
street.
Poydras street.
THos. B. MoPEAKE. IS Camp, or 10 Third
street.
street, *S' Va sal If
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-06
CITY HALL.

The Mayors CORES pondence. In so far as
tenders of services as nurses and physicians
are concerned, has dropped off considerably,
and the self constituted doctors. with their spe-
cities have almost entirely ceased writing let
tiers OF advice.
The only subject discussed at the City Hal is
the pay of The employees for July last. with
out, however, reaching any conG usion.
= nlss ina ~ Gpppeaas oldetaa ifom Snlc H
Hall. Preparations IRE being made to have the
chemical crushed prior TO dilution for disin-
feoting purpos1
Yesterday administrator McCaffrey issued
orders for the temporary cessation Of work by
all the pumping apparAtrlses employed to flush
the cutters. except the Hollingsworth pump
stationed at the head IF Barracks street.
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CITY Ea;ahspES.

s. White and George Manuel. negroes, were
run into the Central Station, charged with
attempting to register fraudulently.
Frank Walker. q negro. was locked up In the
Central Station. charged with Interfering with
the. employees Of the Peabody Subsistence As
ISOLATION.
Geo. Ritter and Denis Casey surrendered at
the Third Station, on hearing that John Dunn
had made affidavit against them. charging
them with assault and battery.
At s o'clock Wednesday night q sneak thief
entered the grocery of ?: Gougath at the cor
tapped the drawer to the tune Of Sc So
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-06
BELIEF COMMITTEE L LOUISIANA ASsOs
CITATION ARMY OF TENNESSEE
120 COMMON STREET,.

Members OF this association needing atkelkk,
ton Or assistance will be looked after An appI
cation to the committee of his Atve c.
trict. viz: Aairnaa~ XSS
First District-G. A. Williams cf. Jraan. 1
Gravier; First Ward-R. e. Brune8 aro7S5S9 -
Charles, or 100 Common. Second nApgs ~
Sharkey. 1876 White, or II EXchaAsfnnbna Tssss
Third WaEd.C L. Walker; 81 GAY nd,
2onsr Canal ard Basip F R3
Barry 122 Orleans. Sixth Ward-John
Jr.. corner Ram part and sf. Philip:
Third District-Victor Olivier. chairman.
panade and Johnson, or 40 GIravier. SeveNS
Ward-Frank Marquee. 464 North CaiboHaS
Eighth Ward-Benj P. Laefe, 165 Blysian Fiel
Ninth Wardo1Phil. Nunch. Chartres. betWe@
Fourth District-Isaac scaerk. chairman,
Chestnut or II Carondslet.- Tenth Wa
Louis Tiemann. TIT St. ANDREW. or eorns@S
Exchange Alley and Canal Eleventh Ward~s
John P. Casey. corner Rampant and Third Or
Fifth Distriet-H. Fl. Jenkins, chairman. 20
Commercial PLACE.
sixth District. L. Richardson, chairman.
E. P. Couthreaux 3ls Coliseum.
Seventh Dstrict-y. a. Chalaron, chairman
New Orleans Insurance Com pany: coEaer DlInT.
ana Canals B. C. Elliott, conner broadway and
Washington, Or ITO Common.
| Contributions may be made or sent TO Victor
t0livier, Jr. treasurer Of committee. 14b Gra7ier
. street.
| Bv order OF AUGUSTUS REICHARn. Chairman
Relief Committee.
se54t JOHN c. GOLDING, Secretary.
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, FRIDAY, sEPTEMBER6 1873

Mr.. Stanton. President Wheelock was not de-
sirous OF being interviewed on tho subject, as 8
publication before the final arrangement would,
he thought be premature. We have been able,
founded. the transaction stated above is bei ng
seriously contemplated, and In fact. being
worked through. Il we. may judge from what
we have heard. it will be beneficial to the public
and will hasten the completion of the road. The
new company ia composed Of men Of large
means, who understand what large profile can
be derived from the building of such O road.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-06
ID REV LEI EB.

On the second instant Mrs. Maria a. Dnbuelet
epithet "colored." We are requested BY the
Board OF Health to correct this statement as to
the color Of the lady who, 1t Ia said. Is G native
Of ireland, reared in Boston.
:, Ia the interest of humanity 1t would be we'll
Il the family on Carondelet street, corner of st.
Mary, cease the customary concert Of evenings
during the prevalence of fever In their neigh
borhOod. yellow fever patients are In q state OF
extreme nervous prOstration, and drumming
on piano is to them but one degree short OF
deViiSh torfure -
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-06
TIEE OEsN FELLOWS,

Although quietly at work. as is their wont.
Che Odd Fellows of this city are doing a great
deal Of good among their brethren. We are
informed that the brotherhood throughout the
.Uaited States have nobly responded t. the
needs nj tie feIiow-craftsmen of New Orleans.
The Grand Lodge will, we understand, in due
time maxi pubic acknowledgment o. the on
eouragement and material aid received from
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-06
q Youthful Criminal.

Yesterday JAS. G; Brunin. q youth 10 years OF
Smith to the Parish Prison in default Of bonds,
On ehai &c q e. forgery. The accused forged
Peabody Subsistence Association. to requisi-
ton for rations: The culprit when in custody.
acknowledged having committed the forgery
his mo- her. The mother was Immediately ar
rested, but owing to her delicate condition she
WaS SET at liberty
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-06
Y. M. G. A. RELIEF COM MITTEE,

Rooms Y. M G. A. RFT1ET COMMITTEE,
81 Camp street. September g. 1873.
The following amounts have been contributed
since last report for the relief Of the destitute
sick from yellow fever:
ANONYMOUS. through Thomas Pickles.
ESQ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. o. 90
Jas d. 5uthr1e. Esq ...-...-. Is 90
Bremond u Co., Austin. Texas, through
Louisiana National Bank ............. so 90
\. M. y: A.. Poughkeepsie. N. Y, first re-
mIttRnce $40 second remittance $50 - 100 90
Jas. W. Calf d Co. Cincinnati, Ohio.
through Lionel 9 Levy Esq. .......... so 90
T. ~ Y. A., Jetr0lt, Mich. % 90
4 NJ y: A., Cn;cagO. LII. NTH remittance II rs
David Beveridge Chicago. I'll. .-...:...... S 90
Through J. s. Ludaw, chairman execu-
live committee, Lowell. Mass 1890. 900 90
A. III. Lopez. Coosaw. s. c.. through Lio-
mol q. Levy. Esq OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. so 90
I. ~. ". A.. Ioiedo, ONO; ;....:......... IS 90
. dence, Il. L.. ...,.-................. 200 90
Rev: Carl Ir and, Warsaw. IlI........,..... 30
I vi. '. A.. tharleStOn. 3. G....... 100 90
gapt. =. ;. Porter steamer Alice. ......... 10 90
Y. d. 6. A., Hamburg. Pa .-...,............ 1916 o.
MlsRah CHURCH, Missouri through Logan
rian Church, -Kittarninny, Pc, s122.
through Rev. B. NJ Palmer. 1872 90
Alien u Syme. Brook Rice Mill ..........-. Is 90
Mrs mary q: Lew OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10 90
l. M, 9. A.. New Haven, Conn, second re-
- mtttance: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20 90
I: vi. q. a., New York. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 40 90
Aurora. Ind, through w. L. Gushing,
Esq ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100 90
y T. Martinez Esq. ..--.:..:..............- rs 90
H. Gerard through JAS. T. Rodd ....... s 90
W. G. RAYMOND, Treasurer,
sec 1t Nos, 81 and % POyirae street
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FRYER STATISTICS.

srne table below has been carefully compiled,
and will be found interesting. suggestive and
SonsoIatory.
" has been made up on the theory that the
favar ID a ninety-day one. has its commence
s,,ant elimination, and substantial termination
zEzsEI,in that period, regardless OF its actual
/ Nuantitr or OF what might be called its I'M
Soucned supplies; and is to be calculated from
skkhe aseertainsd time of its pronounced local
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Vanderbilt sJn.yersssy.

Chancellor Garland writes that Nashville was
never moro healthy. that no case of yellow fe-
yer has ever occurred there, and that none Is
unprecedented. Students are arriving daily,
and may come with perfect safety. The uni
versity exercises have commenced.
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POLITICAL NOTICES.

Cluh-1rhe voters If the Mghth Ward are hare.
by notified to meet THIS EVENING at 1880
o'clock Friday. September g. 1879. at the Stone
sre S9 he ssn 81 esn
representative to the State Central Committee.
CHAS. PIEPENBKiNG. Vice President.
W. Il. O'NIEL, Secretary. se6 IT.
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Signal Service Local Report.
NOTICE.

HOWARD ASSOCIATION |
New Orleans, September 2, 1873.
On motion, duly seconded, the following was
adopted:
Resolved, That from and after this date all
physicians prescriptions for patients under
charge Of this association ordering brandy
whisky. champagne, ETC., must be filled at the
room OF the Association, and druggists bills for
such liquors will not be paid
T. r. SOUTHMAYD,
se3 1W Secretary Howard Association ~
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Robert Doyle was yesterday run into the Cen
with disturbing the peace and attemp ting to in :
cite riot. The accused, it is said, while wait
Ing at the door Of the Peabody subsistence AS
ISOLATION to get his rations, became obstre-
porous and attem pied to force his way into the
building. at the same time calling on the mob
to follow him: Doyle was arraignea before
Recorder Smith and remanded to the Parish
Prison In default OF $500 bonds.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-06
THE NEW ORLEANS PACIFIC Rail-
ROAD.

1t was current upon the streets yesterday that
the preliminary arrangements had been talked
over for transfer Of right title and interest of
the present New Orleans Pacific Railroad Com
Dany to another company represented here BY
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NEW ORLEANS PEABODY SUBSIST
LNCE ASSOCIATION.
New ORLEANS. September 5. 1873.

NEW ORLEANS. September 5. 1873.
The following reauisitions were this day
honored upon presentation, viz:
For Young Mems Christian Association. 367
For Howard Association ,....--............. 62S
For Society ST. Vincent de Paul....-.........- 49,
For Police Department: D:;. 1892
For Benevolent Association Sons of Louisi-
ana NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 43
For Firemen's Charitable Association. 81
For Continental Guards Observation-Disclosures. q
For Ladies' Physiological Society. ....:-::... sc
For Hibernia Benevolent Relief Association u
For Army of Northern Virginia. ..-.......... Il
Fog Young Mems Benevolent Association. S
Fec Peabody Subsistence Association. 5I3
Equal 10 % 3ss rations, as follows, to wit: Flour
1892 pounds. meal 55t6 pounds, grits $500 pounds
bacon i2.870 pounds. dry salt meat 1920 pounds
coffee 2423 pounds. brown sugar 1892 pounds
tea Sc pounds, salt 4a4 pockets, molasses 153 gal
ions, rice 1887 pounds.
J. W. NADER,
se5 It Secretary and Commissary.
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~ ANTSs
HOUSES WANTED

WANTED "A GOOD PAYING TENANT
w wishes to secure small house within
Canal street by the first Of september next.
Rent must be moderate. Address j. D., this
office. ie2s IF
NTANTED-TO RENT-A HOUSE WITH
w five rooms. In the Fourth District. Rent
must not be over S15 per month. Address e.. w.
B.. Democrat Office. myM tf
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Yellow Fever ean be prevenl

yellow Fever can be preven 5
Medcated Yapor Bath. 1t thorouea
the system by withdrawing all pois%
tors. thus preventing contagion,
Bath that has proved 30 effloaoious II
Ing Yellow Fever from the SYSTEM
by an apparatus recently patented Il HSszSs
duction Of Turkish and Vapor BID
cost Of the heat Tequired-about five MS
can be moved from room to room N
aged by child with no danger In the
No family can have the Yellow Fever
bers use 1t, and 1t has never been kn lssSs
In draining the poison from the sys5 a sS|
used on Yellow Fever patient. It
moro effective than the ordinary Trrkfyssa# az
House In Graduating Rheumatism,3 Asst
Catarrh Skin Diseases Dyspepsia, and all MssH
vons and Debilltating Maladies.
The entire apparatus for Turkish and Vapor
Baths, including ~ case Of medicinal agents for
the production of six different MedicGted Vapor
Baths. 80. We will send carriage paid, on re-
eeipt Of price. or @. o. D. by express, charges to
be paid by purchaser Pamphlet OF testimo-
mails and drawing of apparatus free 4
LUBIN'S PORTABLE TURKISH BATH
COMPANY. 6s East Fourth street. Cincinnati.
Ohio. au28 Inn
shippers and sellers of Cotton seed are
hereby notified that on and after the first of Sep
tenn ber 1878, the price for good sound new cotton
seed, shipped to this association will be 30 Der
ton delivered here
II. 8. 06TToN SEED ASSOCIATION.
au20 I'M
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MHSEEHAK4AMEOHJ
FOR. SALE.

IGOR sALE-sTEAM ENGINES AND BOIL
Il ers both new and second hand Draining
Wheels. Pumps. etc, Saw Mills, Cotton Trucks,
Mouths. Wrought Iron Works. Brass and Iron
Castings of every description. Also. one seconds
hand Steam Fire Engine and one small Propel-
lor at CLARK'S FOUNDRY,
Corner Race and Tchou pitoulas streets.
au 25tf
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NEW ORLEANS PEABODY SUBSTST
ENCE ASSOCIATION.

New ORLEANS. September s. 1878.
The following contributions are acknowl-
edged:
Mrs. Mar Mary Ann Levi, through F. Dol
- nOnde. esq .......s... $40 90
M. Forch, Lock port L.. through W, Fl. " ~
Bad9br ;o AdPp Hon gG oo ~
J. r d. Datr -t Dostof1lce order Of
few friends, Los Angeles City, Cal >. 100 90
Hon: Thos. Q. Doyle, mayor, Provi-
dence, +; l., account contributions
BY thatcity. 1000 90
kk;e e 4 q finance committee Column :, ~
Mttc 91a o T r. + a. 0jncinnati n a 90
~ through staufYer MeCready & Co.: so 90
Huston, Penrose & Co, Coatsville, Pa,
through Stauffer, McCready & Co. -, ITO 90
Empeye SaS Of VIM j. LemDs Western 20 %
BBrgf I'VE st. j Lo1ts Mo- through J,
Aettbh roaxh sev tE + RRsihssr oo 80 90
John 1: WhhitipMg. Boston. Mass,
Howard Association Of New Orleans. -. 10, 900 90
new YORK condensed M1lk CO..........- so 90
f First I Presbyterian Church Hannibal Mo- z00
through Rev. ,. n, Palmer. e. 20
.SrG sse eo ger nPoaRh ara1am IS 90
New Orleans National Bank. 50 90
Hibernia Insurance Company. 250
Dolhonde Superintendent Slaughter House
Co.. dressed beef, Eugene Doherty. barrel
potatoes, barrel onions; ". @. Shepard & Co.,
barrel grits; Ell. Halter, stone jar cooler,
Miller Dielmann, kegs jam. barrel fruit
syrup. 1 dozen e ale; P p liz NeYhart. Terre
corn meal; McCracken d Brewster. Z desks: L.
+. Christian, dozen chairs. 2. office stools;
Telegraph Company. free use of wires; sheean
Il Henderson,, barrel -four. 2 barrels meal, 70
dry sailed shoulders: A. Vileman, 1 barrel
-four, barrel cream meal.
J. W. NADER,
Secretary and Commissary Of Subsistence.
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Branch Hpeposltory state National

BFancE1 DepOsltOFv state NntVOnaFl
corner Royal and Couti streets-Unttl
notice this Bank will remain open
o'clock D. III. each day. and will not reoIal
Ing the evening. ~
CHAS. L. g. DUPUYns a2s#
New Orleans. September 8, 1873. ss8S
From and after this date
Bank will close at half past o'cIoe
will not reopen from to 6, as usual
ther notice. N. LANDR
New Orlenns. Sent. q. 1873.
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NO further official notice was taken of the
ever in 1883
mo further notice in 1867,
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HHHa AEWE NAkAG MENH WE HFERSHE
yla, the Chicago, st. Louis and New Orleans
Railroad will please take notice that hereafter
unless freight Is removed from tho railroad
the notification OF arrival, 1t will be- STORED
their risk and expense.
Consignees of freight which has now beef NJ
take notice unless such freight is removeA|SHss
mediately 1t will be stored Us above a
D. B. NOR
General Freight
Flew Orleans September s. 1878
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Volunteer Physicians Wanted To Go to
Holly Springs and Hreenville. Mississfppi APP
ply to Howard Association, No. 80 Camp street
DebW6en q. m. ana D. IN. SEQ
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FEVER SPORE.
THE ROOM on a YELLOW FEWER PA
TENT sWARsHs WITH MINUTE
ORGANISM,

The following telegram was received last
night by the DEMOCRAT from the National AS
ISOLATED Press:
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

II. y. I'D. B.-Henevo1ence, Rr0tHaerly Love
and llarmonynThe officers and members OF
crescent Clty. B,nai Israel. Orleans. Gulf and
to meet THIS FRIDAY, September 6, OF ID
o'clock, sharp, ut the rooms Of the Young Mems
the purpose of considering The auvisabiity Of q
call for the relief Of our distressed brethren.
All members nre urgently requested To attend,
ON PART OF THE COMMITTEE.
Crescent City Lodge-E, steinhardt, Il. Benia-
min. Lag. Levy.
Rnai Israel-Ferd. Marks. H. Burkenroad, V.
Opatek.
Cuffs. Marx. 8. Hermann. $. Mendelsohn.
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