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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-06
THE CITY HALL.
THE MAYORS CORRESPONDENTS

| Contains a letter from two Celestial medicine
! men. who write from the Winsor Hotel. Chica-
go, Offering sure cure for yellow fever in the
shape Of fumigation or vapor treatment, with a
certain poisonous herb. known to themselves
alone. we suppose, as the agent through which
the cure is made.
A poor lady" living in one of the Eastern
cities Is the third person to recommend the
mackerel treatment. Otherwise her letter is
full Of sympathy and human nature, and the
poor one says In feeling terms that she has con-
trbuted sixty cents all she could dispose Of, to
the sufferers from the fever. God bless her.
will everybody say with u.s.
The Mayor Is also in receipt Of printed cir
cuar from the San Francisco relief fund COM
mittee. and which includes the roll Of honor.
addressed to John j. Valentine. ESD. general
superintendent of Wells. Fargo & Co., Echange,
Banking and Express Company.
The roll, which is very lengthy, contains the
names OF numerous cities in Call fornia Mon
tana and Nevada. contributors to the alleviation
Of the sufferers.
The total receipts up to September d were
| s36,957 So. and the disbursements 1906, dis
70 New Orleans s475o; to Mem his, $1s, 458 30;
to Vicksburg, S4s25; to Grenada, sl70o: to Port
Gibson, $500; to Jackson. $500: to sundry,
The committee close this their second report
in the following words:
SAN FRANCISCO, September 81, 1878.
The result so far fully sustains the reputation
enjoyed BY the pace Slope people f9r whole
that the employees Of Wells. Fargo & Go. are
| not impairing their former noble charity rec
ord; but many agencies have so far failed to re-
spond, and there is no town. village, hamlet or
station. having an express office. but should
contribute something however little it may be.
| 1t would be most gratifying achievement to
| have every one of Wells, Fargo & Co.'s agencies
| represented in. the list Of contributors to. a
cause SO deserving. May We not hope for a dis
| tinction so honorahle2
| Contributions through Wells, Fargo & 90.
should be addressed to Aaron Stein San Fran
CISCO with advice. and will be remitted by tele-
| John J. Valentine, james Heron,
I T.. T. Rowell, s. D Brastow,
! jos. s. Robertson, d. G. Morton,
| NJ T.. CroWeIl. FL. f. Smith,
| L. 4. Hall. Aaron Stein.
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A NICE PDHN 4.
The Difficulty ON the Henry C. Jaeger
Who liz to Pass Upon IG.

The Difficulty ON the Henry C. Jaeger
WhO lis to- Pass Upon Ht.
United States Commissioner Lane, late Fri
day evening. had case Of some interest before
him. one involving nice point Of law. which
the United States District Attorney will have to
decide.
On the twenty sixth uitimo while the steam
boat Henry G. Jaeger was on her way down the
river. bound for this port, and was opposite a
point several miles above Memphis. two roust-
abouts. John Henry. alias Chicken, and Thomas
Young. got into q fight during the progress OF
which Henry used Ratchet on Young's head
beating him senseless. and 1t is believed frac-
turing his skull,
AS there was no convenience on board for the
board the steamer E. o. Stanard which was
met shortly afterwards, and was sent to st.
Louis for treatment.
when this city, was reached was turned over to
the police, Ihe police, having no Jurisdiction
II he latter. turned him over to United States
him to the Parish Prison, to await information
action on the part of the authorities Of the
State within the limits of which the ARRAY took
Right here nice question arises, and, as
above stated, 1t Is one which the United States
District Attorney will have to pass upon aud
The offense was committed on~a vessel, in
mid stream and under way, and Is therefore
be- enre within the ar doon Of the Unted
States authorities but H-nry Is held in this
State, whilst the crime with which he is charged
was committed within the borders Of another,
and the que ton is shall he be held and tried
here in the event of no call being made by the
United States authorities in Tennessee and in
tha event of Young dying. and the case being
declared one or murder are the United States
courts competent 70 try 1t?
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This association had yesterday seventy mine
cases Of fever under its charge. All OF them
were reported upon favorahly, except John
McJenkins and Jas. Goodlett. who are very sick.
and JAS. La Tulle, Morgan Brown. Jos. Rasemir
and Mrs B. Nichols. all of whom passed bad
night: Joe Sharp. very sick Friday, was much
better. The association buried yesterday Al
bert Norcross engineer. Mr.. Norcross had re-
covered from his first attack. but took relapse
which carried him Off The new cases. eight in
number. were Mart. Kelly. Ben. s. Lewis. re-
lapse. Geo. Long. engineer. Mrs. A, Migaud. q
child OF Geo. Worley and two children OF -
Altman. Mr. Kelly Is a momber of the visiting
committee and was very efficient one. Dona-
tons were made to twelve applicants. list of
the contributions received will be found in an
other column,
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ORLEANS COMMITTEE.
How tine Appeal to the country was ne"
Cefvsd-Yrompt and Liberal
EgAamRu@Ma,

HOW the Appeal to the country was NE"
ceivsd-pr0mpt and Liberal
Responses.
The appeal of the Orleans Central Relief
Committee to the country has met with encour-
aging responses.
Can't. Frank L.. Richardson WAS yesterday
notified by Jas. A. Galpin, Of this city, that the
firm of T. M. st. Clair & Co.. Of Cedar Rapids
L., had q car load of hog products awaiting the
orders of the committee.
The following was received yesterday accom-
panied by the check spoken of:
MAYoRALTY OF New ORLEANS, !
New Orleans, October 8, 1878. J
Frank L. Richardson. Esq. Chairman Orleans
Relief Committee:
Sri am directed by his Honor the Mayor to
inclose to you for disbursement by the Orleans
Relief Committee his sight check on VIM GROSS
treasurer. Worcester, Mass, through Worcester
National Bank, for $1,000, as advised by telegram
Have the same acknowledged as g. follows
From VIM. Gross treasurer through worcester I, .t
Mayor through Hon. Ed. Pilsbury, $4,000.
'oA' A0'NE d. 4. BOWER, Chief Clerk.
ssvera1 merchants of the city have offered to
advance sup plies sufficient to enable the com.
mittee to commence operations. The offer has
been accepted, and the probabilities are that
tho committee will resume their labors some
H6Ab W55hs
The dispatch Of Secretary Sherman has great
ly encouraged the members Of the COMMITTEES
and ali Interested in It, as it Is. considered SD
evidence that the Cabinet has taken the matter
Of relief into consideration. Postmaster Bad
ger on Friday evening sent off il response to
telegram from prominent public officer whose
name he did not feel authorized to give, dis
patch In substance and effect the same as thai
sent By Collector Smith to Secretary, sherman.
The general opinion is that the Secretary q
War, authorizes by the Cabinet. will not only
rescind his order stopping the 10000 rataons
but will issue many thousands mores
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pleased with the record Of the boat. and being
confident that her name will show In time
among the list of fast and reliable crafts.
Fridays in the Bayou Sara trade, ard win COM
prise the following corps OF officers: Captain,
J. J. Brown: clerks, s s. Streek, Chas. Wander
goyne: first engineer, Henry Mestermaker
second engineer, Johu G uld; assistant en-
gineer, VIM. Mestermaker; pilots. Barnes
Turner. Eugene and Herbert; mate. Dan
White; barkeeper. @. 7. B5ard.
Before landing Capt Brown invited his guests
into the cabin. where many and many @ toast
was drunk to the prosperity Of the Gay, and to
the health Of her gallant commander the or
phan's friend. Capt. Brown.
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NEW ORLEANS PEABODY SUBSISTp
ENCE ASSOCIATION.
NEW ORLEANS, October 5. 10

NEW ORLEANS, UGtOD6T 8. 1873. s.
The following contributions are aeknoWl-
edged:
From Emile ScoR. ESD, Cleveland, Ohio. So:
from Messrs Blood. Woolfe Il Co., LIVERPOOL.
through Messrs. D. E. Morphy & Son, 81 boxes
porter.
The following articles were received through
his honor Mayor Ed. Pilzbnry: One case Roots
n Y; ? DO ties Wahoo bitt r., donated By Low.
eridge & o., Buffalo. n Y; 2 cases jeIlies, do
mated by VIM. Numsea &c sons, Baltimore IN
case Horsfords acid phosphated, BY 'url-
known" case Rakoezy bitter water by Mesgrs.
Soirre & Curl, NeW York 2 hampers mineral
Water, by Mesars. Soirr4 IL Curl, New York "A
barrels -four, by unknown.
From John Dolhonde. Es1.. Superintendent
Slaughter House, CT y, s31 rs: sale OF empty
barrels, SO Is.
ocs 1t j. W. NADER, Secretary.
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rH RH .
The Eagle HILLS, ~ Double TEaree-St0Fy
Brick Building, Destroyed.

The Eagle willis, Double Tkaree"St0Fy
Brick Building, Destroyed.
At 1910 o'clock last night fire. which, it is
believed. WAS the work of On ineendiary, broke
out in the third story of the double three-story
brick building known as the Eagle meal and
grits mill. Nos. 81, 80 and Al New Levee street
the proprietor Of which is Mr.. T. Mayberry.
The first alarm sounded was through the
brought Capt Kalinski and his salvage wagon
on the scene. An alarm for the depart ment
from box No. 70 by officer Quilo, of the Harbor
sponded instantly to the call the fire gained
such headway as to threaten the total destruc"
ton Of the block.
AS the building ran through the block and
was burning at both ends, Chief Thomas OCon-
nor divided his force accordingly: Big Six,
Crescent No; "a, Eagle No, Z Louisiana, No. TO-
Louisiana Hose, No. aud Mississippi NO. 2
stood on Front street and battled with the
element with their powerful streams, while on
NV Leyee street Volunteer No. PhitLa9de,pha
poured gallons Of water by the million upon
the fumes from this end.
Regardless, however, of the exertions used by
the f1remen the flames, which appeared to be
feeding upon combustibles OF o palatable nature
left the building and It's contents in ashes. Be-
fore the fire had DESTROYED all Of the floors. NJ
Cashen, OF the salvage CORDS guarded with Mr.
Lacour's patent respirator, went through the
building, on tour Off specion. On returning
he said that the respirator prevented him from
had been In portions of the burning building
where no person, he was satisfied. could live
The building adjoining the Eagle Mills was
damaged on the roof. It Was unoccupied:
MIR. John Malay, an exempt member Of Phila
Rampant street Babcock, was struck on the heat
by door. but fortunately was only slightly
injured. He was taken home by his friends
Jean. were. as usual. promptly on hand, ane
aided In suppresStng the ire.
The building belongs to the estate OF Mr.. Pat
Irwin. 1t was impossible to ascertain the in
Surauc6,
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CASH CONTRIBUTIONS
Received by the Firemen's Charitable
Association Of New Orleans,
FROM SEPTEMBER 80 TO DATE.

Catholic Belief Association. New Or
leans, through Thomas Layton,
Treasurer. ......................... 800 90
Neptune Fire Company, Maysville. KY,
through Henry L. Newell, President. is co
through Hon, +. @. L4trUbe Mayor,
and Hon Ed. Pilsbury. .-.--.......... $40 rs
Fire Department. Lynn, Mass, through
A. 9. Moody, Chief Engineer. 1870. SO 90
Fire, Department. Waitham, Mass,
through Chas. A. Hall, First Assistant
-. and Clerk so 90
Fire, Department, New Bedford, Mass,
through Fred Macy Chief Engineer, 1856 90
J. W. Boone Chief Engineer Fire De-
parment, Huntington. W. Va......... 90
Fremen's Ball Committee. New York.
through James F. Wenman, Presi-
dent, and AlOnzo Slote, Treasurer. 500 90
Rescue e.. ana L. Company, Columbus,
Ga, through Cliff B. Grimes, Chief
Engineer. ..:-.:...:: -........:.... 80 90
Mechanics Fl. and L. Compap No. /,
Montgomery, Ala, through Jas. A.
Farley: Treasurer Relief Committee. 81 50
FL, V. Coleman. ESQ. Chicago, ILL.,,
through e. B. Chandler, ESD. Gem
eral Western Agent Camewell Fire
Alarm Telegraph Company. .....-.- Is 90
I. N. MARKS.
oc6 lt2dp Presid't Firemen's Char ASS.
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GR EFNA,

The report from the relief committee OF
Gretna shows that the sickness has not left our
sister town unnoticed or untouched. The num-
Der of cases up to date amount to $50: 10 cases
and 10 deaths having been reported during the
past week.
The Gretna relief committee acknowledges
the receipt OF much help in the way of money
and provisions from the Howard Association.
More than forty families have been relieved in
and aid furnished by that noble association.
During the past week the fever IN Gretna has
are become very anxious for 1rst-class frost.
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THE FEY Err RECORD.
YESTERDAYS SHOWING.

OFFICE BOARD OF HEALTH,
New Orleans, October 3, 1873. ]
OfFaeial statement OF cases Of yellow fever re-
ported in New Orleans:
DEATHS from IL m. yesterday to IL m. to-day 81
new cases. 90
Total cases. .......-..s.'..- l0303
Total deaths. 3.1l2
sixtv-three Of the cases reported date since
o0'oooi SAMUEL chopin, M. D., President.
9. r TAYLOR NJ D.. Secretary
DEATHS. ".-+.
Charles Oster. Germany. 40 years. 2lG French
Mary Gally, years, G79 St Claude
..Ganr.ee P. Robenson, Vermont, 27 years. 2a7
Jul Melville, Ireland, 2e years, 223 st. Joseph.
Aiiiaon b. Husseg d years. 1891 Laurel.
Miss Harriet Highly, New York, CD years, cor.
ner st Cnarles and sonlat ,.a.s no,oru naa.
Victor pogue, France. 80 years, near United
States Barracks 49, nS,
Mrs. Anna 8. Bowman Indiana 10 years. 1858
Elizabeth ). Stafford, Louisiana, 81 years. 1aa
CHARLES Pckens. Alabama. 1e years, 5sa Ba-
Margaret LaIa, Italy. 96 years. 11s Union,
Mary h. Ryan. Louisiana. years, second and
j. +. Osborn, Georgia. 4s years, IS Poeyfarre.
Frank J. Knlk city years r. s2 d, h ii{a
Carper Msnzles, 9 years 1919 philipf;
Mary A., Le@ia year, GalyeH. near Vnhm.
Mary Goetzman, 81 years, herisreeand k0che'
0' Henry Smith. g. Mississippi. 81 years. sev,
Owen o'Neill. Ireland. A. years. TIA st. An
drew. a-. -...u ua.,. -,
Heinrich Sehurmer. Germany, 1t years. cor
ner pblip. and Fulton: .so n,,,,,
Arthur Cory, city, Ii years. 553 Daupn1ne.
Henry T. With. city, years, But Jontl. -
Is{Qra Apaes, Louisiana, 16 years, corner ut,
HaE .s Jaeob. CITY, 5 years, ss4 Derbigny.
Theresa Libel. Germany. 80 years, BAL Tchou-
Martin I.iebel. CITY, months. corner Beronne
Henry Rafi11i, CITY. / year 155 Basin. =,
Bernard Brodel, city. years. corner Eorstaii
Lizstte Telm. Germany, so years. s72 Bien-
deorge I'll Harrison England % years. cor
ner Second and Chestnut.
Btefano auerino. Italy, 2s years 2i2 Oreans;,
Emma u. Mari. Switzerland. % years. Carroll.
Rosa Coleb, city. Ak years, Arabella and Per-
Mnrgarst Green. city, years, 375 Erato.
Mo a nnpus Trnncs 81 81 Years toa Hospita
Mrs. i. Loire. Italy. 1903 UntCa.
Robert D. Burns city, .aars Toledano, near
Ut. Patrick.
G,1stave Reist Alaeoe. 90 years. r Dumaine.
Frederick G.. Alexander, city, % Josephine.
Robert il. Williams, city, + years. 183 kous-
seaus
Margaret Flynn city. years, 39t Fulton 1, 80.
Eugene Coshel, France, 2s years 10 vt. Fh1lp.
Mary Bridget Brown, city, Josephine. near
Magnolia. d. ..s
Mary Jones' city, 70 South Derhigny
From noon until 6 D. N. YESTERDAY gwe4I zone IN
deaths had been reported at the Board OF Hehlth.
The new eases amounted to eighty I'VE and the
old twenty -nine making total OF LA recorded
from noon to p. m.
NEW GASES AT THE CHARITY HOSPITAL.
Daniel Gary, labnrer. Ohio: homeless: "a
years from Ut. Louis; three years In city; sim
gle. sick ole day.
DEATHS AT THE HOSPITAL.
Robert Hnsse, aged 81
Antonio Fisher. aged As.
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Il. nj. G.. A.

The following dispatches were received yes
terday:
JACKSON Miss. October 3, 1878.
To Young Mems Christian Association:
Fever increasing here Send us four female
and two male nurses. such as you are satisfied
with, J. L. POWER.
The nurses as called for were sent.
WINoNA, Miss, October 6, 1878.
W. r.. Hardie, President 7. M. @. A.:
MCGUIRE who came here from Grand June
ton as @ representa- i've of the Towards las
Sunday night has just died. One suspicious
case this morning; others conyalescipg Panic
continues. JEFF WOOLF. MI. ID.
The report for yesterday reads: New cases %
total cases 1898: deaths 2.
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BATTER 4 R.

At a regular meeting of Battery B. Orleans
Artillery. held on Friday night, Mr.. P. Tronchet
was elected second lieutenant to fill a vacancy.
Before the meeting adjourned Lieut.. Chas. Le-
ieune was presented with a fine sword by the
staff officers and the officers and privates of
Battery B. The presentation was made by
Capt Jacuuet. of Battery G, In q neat and ap-
propriate speech, and the usual convivialitfes
fnilnwn1
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THEE SIT. GEORGES.

The members Of the st. Georges Society wore
badges of mourning yesterday In token OF re-
spect for the memory of their deceased assist
ant secretary and oo-worker, Mr.. George Har-
rison.
We append tho report Of yesterdays work
ings. together with synopsis Of the work done
by the society since its organization:
sEORETAnY's REPORT. .. 49,
One hundred and flfty-seven families. agRre-
eating 5s1 individuals relieved up to 8, O'Clock
lao fam lilies, or $40 individuals. provtd "a win
meals for from 8 10 days In the form Of ra.
with money. doctors, nurses. medicines ana
more pressing requirements; 175 homeless
men fed at soup house.
REHABILITATION.
$40 individuals given to Ia meals each .34ss
house. ...-.''...''....'''' -'t-'' -'',''--'- 7oo
Out OF society's funds. ....................88 1888
The following Ia the secretarys condensed
statement OF work accomplished by the society
since Its inauguration:
Two thousand and sixty-four families. aggre-
eating 67o2 individually, relieved. an average
OF lat homeless men fed twice day at our
SOUP. house 1881 families. or 6069 Individuals
provided with meals for from to days Ia the
provided with money doctors, nurses and more
pressing requirements: 16 funerals provlded.
REHABILITATION.
Meals
COCO individuals given to IA meals each, SO ,663
146 homeless men, or an aggregate OF
4234 individuals. fed twice day tor ~
72s relieved by money. ETC.
Making u total Of 1l.O2G individuals relieved,
and AZ, 13t meals given.
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The fire last night was scorchlng one. but 1t
did not, as was Indignantly reported, occur ait
staub's news stand, at Goldthwaite's book stores
on Exchange alley near the corner OF Canal
StaubHHe is Salamander. and he has ON hand
to- day all that is readable in the way Of news
fine chrome accompanying the November num-
ber of the Fireside Monthly
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SEVENTH WARD.

The Rough and Ready Club met at Keppler'
Hall last evening and elected the following hon
orary members: Hon. Geo. VI. Dupre. VIM.
Swan and o. DeBouche.
The char then appointed the following named
gentlemen to compose the financial committee:
Henry Hart, Joseph Asher and John Rogers.
On motion the New Orleans DEMOCRAT was
elected as the official journal Of this club.
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sioners and clerks to act for the several factions
to be represented on the twelfth instant.
On motion of Dir. Chas. Boyle, Mr.. y. g. Noise
was elected secretary pro tenn, Messrs. M. lei.
Marks, a.. G. Murphy and o. E. Roper handed
In their lists, which were accepted.
JOS D. Taylo ESD, was unanimously elected
Judge Of election to get upon that day. and the
polls will be situated at the cor Ger of Sixth and
Magazine Streets.
There being no further business the meeting
adjourned subject to the call OF the president.
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THE VICTIMS OF YELLOW FEVER
TN NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS. October s. 1878.

NEW ORLEANS. October s, 1878.
The following donations since yesterdays re-
port are thankfully acknowledged:
From his Eminence Cardinal McClos-
key, New York. Observation-Disclosures $1,000 90
Through Very Rev Father Rouxe, Y. e.,
from the ladies of Harrisburg, Tex.
through @. Nj. Mulligan. E O., one
half If the amount destined to the
Howard Association. .............-.... 1o7 90
From Mrs. NJ. IL. Gahan, Richland, Va. / 90
From Rev. Michel Walsh. North Brook
field, Mass, through John Conway.
ESQ -..-.-.. -.s-..----. "a ID
From Most Rev. Archbishop Alemany.
San Francisco, third remittance 800. $50 %
From the Ladies Of the Society, of the
Blessed Sacrament through their
pastor. A. B. Langlois., ......--..l is 90
From the Very Rev. Father Jon. Pastor
Of St. Martin. La, collections made
In his church -. ..,............... Al 90
From Right Rev. Bishop J. r. BhaWhan.
of Harrisburg Pa. $50 GO
In the acknowledgment, yesterday. OF dona~
ton from DR.. r. G.. Messenger, Treasurer Of the
Iberia Relief Committee, Of $500 the statement
was omitted thai the sum OF $50 to each Of the
following institute ms was ordered to be dis
tributed, to wit: Mount Carmel Agylgn; st.
Marys Asylum st. Vincent de Paul. Catholic
Relief Association, Little Sisters Of the Poor.
orc 1t THOS LAYTON, Treasurer
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THE HARMONY CLUB.

The Harmony Democratic and Conservative
Club Of the Seventh Ward held meeting last
night which was eminently orderly. and very
largely attended by the best citizens OF the
ward, merchants, capitalists and laborers. An
unpledged ticket Of delegates to the parish con-
vention was nominated, to be presented to the
Democratic voters Of the ward at the ele ton
to be held on the twelfth instant. We publish
this ticket elsewhere this morning
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We notice that the large and imposing store
at the corner Of Poydras and Tchoupitoulas
our friends Messrs. George Heck & O., who for
years have been among the largesr dealers in
corn, oats, hay. meal, etc. In this city. This Is
cordially wish the members of the firm con-
tinuance of the success which has attended
them for many years st.
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The MeEas paals Printers.
Avalanche, Oct. al

10. u =
The Printers Infrmary Is temporarily closed ]
the last convalescent went out on the streets
city. among those who are are resdents that have
not been taken down. They are; John Cham
bers and Henry Moode of the Appeal: Frank
and E. S.. Smith. of the Aualonc7te Besides
these six there are three New Orleans printers
from the Appeal and three In the 4uhla1scfe who
are food for the fever,
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THE PEARODYs.

The Peabodys will observe the day Of fasting
named by Gov Nichols. The day falling on
rations day the Peabodys will issue rations on
the next day, Thursday. the ninth instant in
stead Of Wednesday, the eighth.
Some of the gentlemen of the association sug-
fyest that a special collection be taken In all the
churches on Wednesday for the benefit of the
sick and poor.
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The Eleventh Ward Central Democratic Club
held special meeting last night at the corner
Of Eighth and Chestnut streets. a large num-
Der Of voters were present and evinced much
interest. the meeting having been called for
the purpose Of receiving the names OF commits