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a CoupIe OF Killtng scrapes.

ST. LoUIs, December 2-The Globe. DEM
ocrat's Fort Smith ark special says that a
few days ago,in Little River county, tramp,
named Hilliard, shot traveller from Illinois,
named Farris, for his money. Farris, after
being shot, rode TO the nearest farmhouse,
gave description of the assassin, and died.
A number of citizens pursued, caught and
hung billiard TO tree.
special to the same paper from Boon
vile, Missouri, says that two men, named
B. r. Bakox and o. s. PitneF, got into an
alteration at Higbee, Missouri, Saturday
last, and the latter shot and instantly killed
the former. Cause-an old grudge.
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sAMFRAEK, special Partner.
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Currency. ........
Special fund for.
the redemption
of fractional
currency.
Special deposit Of
legal tenders
for redemption
of certificates OF
deposit ........'
Coin ..-....-...i
Coin ard silver
certificates -
Coin, less coin
AMI silver Ger
tl1cdteS. $500,
Outstanding call
ed bonds. ....I
Other Outstand-
ing coin liabili- /
ties .--.........l
Outstanding lie
gal-tenders. O..
Outstanding frac-
tional currency.
Outstanding Sill
yer coin L..
Total debt, less
cash In treas
nry --.--.. ...
Reduction OF debt.
Tor Now
Increase of debt
for coyember
Reduction OF debt
since July LIST,
Market value Of
gold $500.
Imports Twelve
months ending
. tooer 3D.
Exports Twelve
months ending
October 3l).-.
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TIPPING--on Monday, December I'd, Of conges
ton OF the brain, Mrs. A. NJ TIPPING, reiiet of DR.
James Tipping, aged SO years, 10 months and 2f
days.
All the friends Of DR.. James Tipping an
requested 10 attend the funeral OF his widow from
Calvary church, corner Second and Adams streets
at two o'clock this (rUESDAY) evening.
The friends and acquaintance Of MT. T
j. Walker and his widow are requested to attend the
funeral Of his mother in-law, Mrs. A. NJ. TIPPING
from Calvary church, at O'Clock, Pm, to-day.
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Our PUBLIC DERT .

Public Debt-six per cent. bonds, 1861
9o4, 100; i've Per cent. bonds, $7O3. 1856, $50;
four and half per cent. bonds, $3.50. 600, 900;
four per cent. bonds, s177, 800 600; to-
money debt, SI4, 200, 900; matured debt,
s23,666,24O; legal tenders, 1916, 743, OH !;
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aud patriotic man, and it was, therefore,
matter Of profound regret that the President
should Permi. himselfto be an Instrument IN
the hands of an ultra wing OF the Republican
narty
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As ". IN IA
M EMBERS OF the order from all Sister Lodges
WI are cordially invited to attend the regular
communication o. Shelby Lodge, No. Al, l. Q. IL: A,
az their hall, No 29S Second street, on WEDNhS-
DAY, December 18th, at 7Ia O'Clock pm.
Bro. A. j. Knapp, Supreme Presifent, having just
returned from the meeting OF the Supreme Lodge,
VIII address US upon the occasion and give such IN
formation as Is mostly dssI ed about the order:
JOHN d. ADAMS, President
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at the south west corner OF Main and Madison s,.a,
I'm the city OF Memphis, proceed TO sell at pnhiis
ton to the highest bidder for cash the wha,,,
R. Z. Lee" low lying at the wharf ar tha ~, e.
Memphis Tennessee together with all and s.S y.
tbs sp.rs. cables, chains. stages and other a,1,,t
nances TO said wharfboat. Sale between the ho1e.
Of II m. and pm. VIC houis
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administrator Notice.

II AVING qualified as tho Administrator OF the
IL estate OF Or. Sam l.. Raines, all persons In
debted to said estata are here notified to pay the
same 70 ne Or my agent ) Frank Powell All per
sons having claims against said estate to die the
same with me, duly pTobated, and wi hin the time
prescribed by law, or they will be barred.
SAM powell, Administrator.
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Trusfee'S Sale

IN pursuance of the terms OF a trust dead ava
i cuted to me BIZ Walker K. Carter a., the
22d day OF September, 1877, and duly registered.
etc, / Will, on
JaDuarv % 1890
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THE late Arm OF Bernhelm, Taadle- * Schriver,
Il Of 6ollJ Springs, Mississippi npossd Of
Morris s. BeTnhe,m. lslac 1ahdleT and Moses Schrf-
YER general DarsIlers3 ana sam Frank, special part
leE was dissolved on the third day OF September,
1878, by the death OF Mr.. Isaac Handler.
MORRIS y. BEHNHEIM,
MOSE5 SCHkIYER.
laeDeral parfraru
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RuRxErr's cocoaine is the BEST and cheap.

BURNETT's cocaine is the best and cheap
est hair dressing in the world. 1t kills dam
druff, allays irritation, and promotes a vigor-
GUS growth of the hair.
PHILADEIFRIA, Mag IS. 1877.
Having used your cocoalue
for tho past ten or twelve years, take pleas
ure in giving as my opinion that no prepare
ton made in this country will keep the HAIR
so soft and glossy, and, at the same time, allay
all irritation of the scalp. It will Iaost effec-
tually remove dandruff, and prevent the hair
from falling out. THOMAS ROBERTS,
Wholesale Grocer, 80 South Front street.
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FORTY-SIXTH CONGRESS-.

Proceedings OF the First Day OF the First
Session Of Unusual Interest-Full
Attendance In Both Houses,
with the Customary
Crowds in the
Galleries.
A Number OF Bills Presented In the Sen
ate, among them a Couple or More
LegaliZing the Trade-DOllar
The Presidents
Message.
Representative Wood Goes for that Docu-
ment-Senat0r Harris's Quarantine
Bill - Jim Blaine Still Hunt
Ing Election Frauds in the
South - Other Matters
OF Interest.
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MANSFORD-On Sunday, December lst at 6l5
O'Clock pm, OF congestion Of brain, WILLIS BRU-
NER MAEsFoRD, aged saaIs son of the late VIII.
j. Mansford, ard step son of John B. Bruner.
Funega, TTom residence Of his parents, 43O Her
naAdo road, at 2Ia O'Clock this CTUESDAY) after
noon.
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AdmiDistrator'. Notice.

HAVING QualIfed as administrator OF the estate
III OF fred c. Schaper. deceased, all persons
having against the said estate are required 70
present them properly authenticated as prescribed
BY law, and persons in1eoted 10 the estate are
uuesIed % come forward AMI settle.
ANDREW RENKERI, Administrator.
Nnfiee of Dissolution of Partnership.
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EDM0NDSON-At the Edmondson homestead,
eight miles south of the city, Sunday. December
Isl, Mrs AMARILLO NJ EoMoNDSoN rellst OF the late
Robert ". EGmondson.
aberdeen Miss papers please copy.l
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Literary Selections
I. O. I'll ..

embracing Political, Commercial, Literary, Scen-
Inc Agricultural Philosophical Religious, ordinary
neS and all other matters o. interest to the arm
er, Manufacturer. MechanIe and Merchant
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An accidental discovery has suggested to
some Southern planters o method for protect
ing their cotton fields from moths. TIE Selma
(Ala) argus relates that several nights ego q
large accumulation Of brrsh in break in the
river bank was burned. During the half hour
or more that it WAS burning one continuous
swarm of moths from the cotton fields on the
opposite side of the river, attracted by the
light, poured into the flames. There were mill
lions of them, az d the number tempted to de-
struction did not seem to diminish while the
attraction lasted.
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tigation year ago but his proposition was
voted down. He now presented his old reso-
luton in another form, and asked for the Ap-
pointment of FIVE oitizeis who, with the
Mayor, should investigate the affairs of all the
Departments.
The resolution wss defeated, only Admins
TRAITORS Edwards and McCaffrey voting in favor
of it's adoption. Meanwhile it is understood
that the garbage question is to be looked into
by committee of physicians and others not
connected with the City Hall. Though the
Times was very positive in making the charges
at first it has so far advanced no single fact to
substantiate them, and their correctness is
positively denied by the contractors. the
Administrator Of Improvements and the City
sarveyor. Besides, had any such thing been
done, it is very likely that the residents of the
localities affected would have protested in no
mild way at the time
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DIED

ALLEN-on Tuesday, September 24th, 1s7s Maria
Tuly. native of Tuam, County Galway, ireland,
aged thirty. four years. wife of r. n. Allen.
CUNNIFFE-On Tuesday October l, 1878, at $3.50 p.
m Frank M. Cunniffo, aged 10 years native of the
city of Dublin Ireland and resident OF this city for
FIVE years.
PALMS-On Tuesday morning, October /, 1878, at
800 o'clock, Mrs. A. M Palms, wife CT Ange Palms,
Jr., aged Al years.
m. Mrs Catherine Whelan, aged 20 years native of
County Kildare Ireland and resident of this city fJr
the last thirty years.
MELvILLE-At { o'clock p. M. Thursda-. October
g. 1875 Melville aged 25 years. native of Skreen
County Sligo, Ireland member of the present police
force.
RICKERT-On September 30. 1873. of yellow fever,
Joseph Rickert: aged "a years and onths native
Of Mullingar, County Westmeath, Ireland.
New York papers please copy.
KEVLIN-At 12:O5 a.. m on Tuesday. September 81.
1873 Margaret Kelvin. aged p years. rative of Ire
land, and q resident of Algiers.
MCMANUS-On Saturday. September as, las, at 9
.. IN , John McManus, native of County Ty ron e,
parish vf KskeIry townland Of Cabra Ireland, aged
% years.
LEAaY-On Sunday, September 29 1873 at : a.
M, Mary Fanuon wife of VIM. Leahy, aged 20 years,
of parish of McCa;ky. County 1ipperary, IIe'
larG.
NEwALL-on Sunday, September 90, 1873, at $50
O'clock William Newall, aged % years, native of
County Rosoommon, Ireland
KELLY-Cn Sunday September %, ISIS, at s25 p,
m HeLry Kelly aged IS years and IL months, anative
of his city, of Rosanna Morris and Thomas Kelly
DEMUTH-On Tuesday morning. October 1. 1873, at
o'clock. Maggie Louise, eldest daughter OF II.
d. nuth and ANNE Geier aged years and moths
Gin cinnati papers please copy.
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RAFFLE.
COTTAGE ON THE LAKE SHORE
ASD
Splendid Law Library.
TWO PRIZES.
RAFFLE.

The Frame Cottage above mentioned is situated in
the town of ManGevine Parish of st. Tammsny. II is
rails ed with brick basement and contains four rooms
hall in the centre and galleries front and eleven
feet de over forty feet long; also kitchen,
vants' rooms stables and necessary outhcusCs 1t
from ia the Beach, is Steam boat Wharf Hotel and
Churches. The grounds are large and shaded by oak
magnolia, apge, tallow and other treeS. fne
min eral spring as cistern is the place The
bathing s fine fish in abundance, and only two hours
travel from New Orleans.
The catalogue Of the Law Books anu sketch Of the
Cottage as the plan of the four lots Of ground
can be seen at the office Of W. p. FRERET Zeal
Estate gent No. Commercial Place. also at the
office of sTUDEICZKA SATALECBI, No. I3I
Common street. New Orleans where the drawing will
take place on the LIST day of October. Dae notice viii
be given to all in teresed through the daily Of
tn time and hour Of the drawing. Tickets also can
be obtained at the above named Offices
Tho Cottage is tho fret prize and the Law Books the
second prize therefore, tho holder Of Ticket is
entitled to two chances in the rshae. The price Of
Ticket IL only Two Dollars and Fifty Cents 2 jo).
Two thousand Tickets for sale by the following
X s z. 4. SATALECRI,
No iJl Common Street
W. p. FRERET.
No E Commercial Place
JOHNSON ARMSTRONG,
EtAtoner, No. 81 CArondslet street,
ATWOOD VIOLET
Cotton Factor, No i92 Grayer street. [
THoS. MOODY, |
Corner Canal and Royal streets.
G. A. LAgAUx, |
No. IL Cont street
sELLE & 1EALoCHEE.
,yna Eo. 30 Eo7 q street,.
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[Ohcial.l |

NOZZLE, Ala, Sept. 26, 1s7S.
To the Tota! Abstinence Societies. Diocese of Mobile
Owing to the prevailing fever and qusran-
tine restrictions, the Second Annual Conven.
tion of toe Catholic Total Abstinence Union of
the Diocese of Mobile, which was to be held
in st. Peters Hall, in the city of Montgomery,
October 10 1878. is hereby postponed until
Wednesday, Move 27, 1873.
By order of REV. EDWARD KIRwAN,
Wee President and Acting President.
JOHN II. Fox, Secretary.
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MARRTED:

HICKEY-TOBYN-Att the st. Louis Cathedral, St.
Louis Mo-, Monday, September l6, 1878, by the
Pastor Rev. Myles W. Tobyn, assisted by Pew. David
J. Doherty, of Kirkwood and Rev. Edward Fenlon of
St. Brdgets, James Hickey, of Galveston, Texas. to
Mrs. Mary F. Tobyn, daughter of John T. Moore,
Esq., of New Orlean 8, La.
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ST. PATRICK's HALL FOR RENT
FOE BALLS CONCERTS AND FAIRS.

81. P.triot's Hall, the Largest AND FINEST
HALL III THE CITY, will OO rented BY the RiEA
or longer, on reasonable terms, for CoEcEETB,
BALLS, LECTURES, FAIRS and EXHIBITIONS.
For CHARITABLE EATERTAMMENTs vithsa
distinction of creed the Hail win be rented at EAL
PEICE.
HBERxIA IRsURAHCR:OoMPANX.
sszaTst NesI.csnB sarss'
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REGISTER!
REGISTER. /.
W E d MSNHW
EVERY DEMOCRAT MUST REGISTER.
MUST HAVE NEW PAPERS!
Democratic Conservative Party of
Louisiana.
EVERY DEMOCRAT MUST REGISTER.
MUST HAVE NEW PAPERS!

RcoEs COMMITTEE on RIG srRAT;oN AND + ELvcIIoN.
State Central Committee, It9 Customhon 81.
New Orleans, Sep ember ls, ls:s. }
To Democratic Conservative voters:
You AGAIN CALLED upon to REGISTER
and you earnestly requested to EXERT YOUR
SELVES, and use every effort in your power TO
HAVE EVERY DEMOCRATIC and Conservative
VOTER in the city and State REGISTERED. to
again defeat our common enemy.
/. Your OLD CERTIFICATES of ReGistraton
CANNOT BE USED for the coming election.
= EVERY VOTER MUST HAVE NEW PAPERS.
g. NATURALIZED CITIZENS MUST BRING
their NATURALIZATION PAPERS. so as to avoid
any inconvenience in being reg istered.
T. REGISTER AT ONCE. Do not wait until the
LAST DAY, when the offices will be CROWDED.
5. All REGISTRATION OFFICES WILL CLOSE
on the TwENTY-YIRST OF OCTOBER.
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members be appointed by the chair, charged
| with the duty Of inquiring into and reporting
upon the propriety of such Federal and State
legislation as will most etfectu ally protect the
health of the city with the least detruent to
it's trade.
Messrs NJ. Rooney, Foreman of Pelican Fire
Co. No. of Algiers (Fifth District of this city }
| and R. Kammerer, Foreman Brooklyn Fire Co.
No. 3. appeal for assistance for the INDECENT
members Of their organization. They say:
Having total active and exempt member
ship of 16O men, who have, owing to the de-
pressed condition of business, been without
employment for the last four months, and
many with large and helpless families to sup.
port, we feel justified in appealing to your
generosity in their behalf. We have thus far
endeavored to alleviate their most pressing
wants without asking aid from the public, and
it is only o question of dire necessity that
prompts us TO this course.
YELLOW FEVER RECORD The first case of
fever was reported July 18th, and from that
day to roon Fridsy, September 27th, there were
in all
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Ordinary Notices Of Marriages and Deaths 'O hereafter
be inserted for fifty cents Obituaries ci be charged
at the rate Of ten cents q line.
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SICKNESS AND WANT AT ST. ELIzABETH's
AsYLUM-A visit just paid to the st. Eliza
| beth Asylum, on Napoleon Avenue, reveals the
following Three of the Sisters and some of
the children are down with the fever. Two of
the children have died. The only income at
present is from the labor of wesAing. The
revenue from other sources has been cut Off by
the effects of the prevailing epidemic. Many
persons have fed from the city owing the Asy-
lum sums of money, and others who had been
benefactors were frightened away by the spread
of the fever. The Sister Superoress shows
bills for sir thousand dollars due for bread
alone Tho sums due for meat and other essen
tials are proportionately large. Moreover the
Institution was obliged last year to fight
against siege of smallpox, which led to the
destruction by fire, for safety sake, of beds and
bedding for seventy-fve children. This pro-
perty having been bit partially replaced,
creates a want by which many of the children
are exposed to other forms of sickness during
the several months of winter weather abont to
sat in.
The sympathy and help extended to iptt:tu-
tiors in which smaller children are sheltered
is we'll bestowed and graciously received but
like encouraging recognition directed to the
merits of ST. Elizabeth's and kindred houses
of charity should be neither withheld nor
sparingly conferred.
The Sisters in charge of the girls of tais
asylum are to be respected for their industry
and the spirit of independence by which they
are actuated Bat they oan now no longer
maintain themselves by their unaided exer-
tions how wisely or we'll directed, during
these exceptional days, and therefore should
not be FORGOTTEN by the charitable in the cur
rent allotment of aims. EsPERANCE.
At the last meeting of the Council the Ad-
ministrator of Improvements called attention
to q charge made by the Times to the eject
that 1000 loads of garbage, which had been
carried to the dumping ground, had been
hauled back in the spring and summer, and
used to fill up streets in the front part of the
city, and that this work was being carried on
when the fever broke out. He emphstically
denied the truth of this statement, notwith-
standing the fact that the Times claimed to
have received the information testimony
| that was "abundantly reliable" The Admir-
| istrator stated that he had OF once called on
| the Mayor to have the matter Investigated,
but that SO far his Honor had not taken action
| in the premises. Meanwhile the Times had
| changed base. If now called for a committee,
not to investigate this specific change, but to
| inv estigate the Department of Improvements.
He did not object to this; he thought that sll
the Departments should be Investigated now
that the present Administrators were about TO
q 4 a1.r 4ce~ar
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DURABLE DENTISTRY.

I
DR.. ]. q. MALONEY. corner of Josephine and Camp
streets Magazine Market respectfully lnforms his
patients the public general that he is performing
all operations appertaininG his In the most
scientific manner. Artificial teeth inserted, Gith or
Of teeth remodeled and perfect adaptation secured
Teeth extracted without pain by the of gas or
ohloroform. Charges within the reach of all
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Total from yeIoW feVer -..-.--I,4 $50
The total mortality from yellow fever for
September, 1867, was 1929.
In the month of September, 1873. the num-
Der of children under the age of fifteen years
who died was 112G, or nearly fifty per cent. of
the entire mortality.
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The Board of Health has failed to meet for
several weeks for lack of quorum. Last
Thursday only two reports were received as
follows
DR.. Bezou, sanitary inspector of the Third
District, reports yellow fever increasing in it's
lower portion, near the U. s. barracks, the
and along the line of the par
ish of st. Bernard.
DR.. A. Landry, of the Second District, reports
that yellow fever has penetrated every portion
|ot that municipal jurisdiction between the
|rlVer and the swamp. He also reports that in
addition to the yellow fever now raging, there
lis prevalent an extremely severe type of
malRrial fever.
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NEW ORLEANS CATHOLIC TOTAL ABSTI-
Association.-On account of the exercises at
tending the annual celebration OF Father Mathews
Birthday announced in the programme of the State
Urion the monthly meeting Of this Society for
Octoter viii take place THIS Sunday EVENING,
October 6th At O'Clock inste al of the Second
Sunday OF the
All II embers are requested to bs pune tuay in at.
tendance. Assessments for death will be collected
THOS. G. RAPIER President.
ST ALPHoNsUs' TOTAL ABSTINENCE Asso-
c!ationThe regular monthly meeting of this Assoca
ton will be held THIS (Sunday) EVENING, Mt
o'clock, st. Alphonsus Hall, st. Andrew street, be.
tween Magazine and Constance streets.
Gentlemen wishing to become members are cordially
invited to attend
D. H. BUCKLEY, President.
JOHN A. RUSSELL, Secretary. 1t
ST. THERESA'S CATHOLIC TOTAL ABsTI-
Society-On account of the exercises attending
the annual celebration Of Father MathewS Birthday
announced in the programme OF the State Union
the regular monthly meeting of this Society will be
held THIS Sunday EVENING at 1880 O'Clock, instead
Of the second Sunday OF the month.
Punctual attendance Of all the members Is uested
l.. E. MEEHAN, Vice President.
J.J. o'CoNNoR, Secretary. 1t
HALL OF ST. MICHAELs TOTAL ABSTINENCE
soCIETY-The officers and members Of this Society
are hereby notified to attend the regular monthly
meeting, to be held TO-DAY, Sunday, October OH,
IsTs at 3 o'clock p.
Geatlemen wishing to Join are invited to attend.
D. P. MAHoNEY. Presdent.
A. BRADY, Secretary. 1t
ST JosEPR's TOTAL ABSTINENCE CADET
socsty-A special meeting Of this Society will be
he'd TODAY, Sunday October 6 in the st, JOseph's
boys schoOlheuss corner MhraS and Common Strsets
At o'clock p. m, prepare for the celebration Of
Father Mathews birthday. livery member Is request
al 70 Be pvsusut. wM. GLYNH, Prss,dont.
SrvE nprsk1y Rsersserv 1f
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Dseases-Yellow fever, white 3O7, colored 10;
total 326. Malarial fevers, white 33, colored ;;
total sc. Malarisl fsvers unclsssifed, white 1G,
colored 3; total 10. Other fevers 6
Total deaths from fevers, 3S7
Consumption, white 8. colored 10 total 10.
Other diseases ga, grand total, 400.
Ages-Under 13 years 262, Is to 30 years 16,
from 90 to % years 80, from 25 to 80 years 80.
from 30 to 40 years -, from 40 to so years %.
from so to 60 years 8, from 60 to 20 years 10,
from 20 to 50 years 4, from 50 to 80 years ?, 100
years and upwards l, unknown.
Nativities-Louisiana 273 United States
other than Louisiana ca, Germany 81, Ireland
25. France co. Italy 80.
The weekly mortality fer September was es
follows:
For tie week ending September s.....-....---- 763
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In our advertising columns will be found
the programme of the Total Abstinence socie-
ties for the celebration of Father Matthew's
birthday. AS usual there will be o three
days retreat, Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
day next. The exercises will consist of q ser
mon each evening at 7:30 o'clock and Bene-
diotion. This will take place at st Alphonsus
Church. Sunday morning, 18th inst, the
members in body will receive Communion at
the7 O'Clock Mass in the same chnrch, and the
same day, at 7:3O p. M. Very Rev. Father
|Neithart, C.Ss.R., will lecture. The public,
particularly gentlemen, are invited to join
the Total Abstsiners in carrying oct the full
programme.
The Chamber of Commerce last week adopt
r the following:
l.. ResOlred, That q committee of thirteen be
SPPolnted by the chair, charged with the dnty
VI tnqolrlng into and reporting upon
ELs1I me organization in this port of q car
ryIng trade based upon the ownership OF
osS ossSSlSGereo tonnage, and the employment OF
S.nS SSoeEs ana eeamen Injured to the climate and
Ulsehbes OF the tropical countries.
second Ihe establishment of such manufac-
.II ana mechanical interests in this city se
nin1ia SiG IN ShOrdng sustenance to the mem.
- ~ (