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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-26
PEACE ASSURED SOON.
ALL OBSTACLES DISAPPEARING.

LORD DERBY ACCEPTS THE sTUATIoN-THE GRE
TANs FIGHTING BRAvELY.
The Grand Duke Nicholas arrived with
military escort at San Stefano. yesterday, to
sign the peace protocol with the Turkish Off
cials. The Cretans have begun hostilities
on larger scale. Lori Derby has expressed
the hope that Russia will not persist In de-
handing the surrender of Turkish ironcads.
He defends the neutral policy of the Govern
ment, and says it expected "great changes"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-26
PACKARD's CAUSE URGED

the Indian Committee when the same subject was
presented for the consideration Of the House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-26

LIVERPOOL, Feb. 25.-The British steamer
Lapace, late Captain Gipin, from New-iork, February
o. has arrived here. She reports that during heavy
gale on the 10Th inst. the captain was killed.
MONTREAL, Feb. 25.-William Workman,
who died Yesterday property valued at 100000.
about two-tlrds OF which he beqGeathed 10 the public
charities of Montreal.
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Die gadje zines Soloateil
WrtHnerHHo sines SeISbnters ans BEN
Sabre 1865.

Sin ntsirey amtIiden ysraIis ~ ". lernie
Id einen SnfdnieriIfen tennen, Der 6Mgm
iein ieItIames @ebabren. Ieinen auriidge.
So9enerl 2ebensparoel bon Nnbeoinr rleine
9lufmeriiaHteit feIielte. CT giu9 inlmer
10 tisffnnie climber, ifien tr6ntli1, tpenu
duh niht eben frant Su iein, nobm nidf
ben aeringiten MntbsiI an ben Iauten Ns.
IuItiaungen Ieiner Ranlera0en, that nber
Ionlt i'm Sienite rsgsInldBta isine BHi6t.
10 oaB meines gDiilens ME bic atTineie
3Iase BON Seite leiner 8oreeIebten porIng.
Der Wann intereiIirte MID INNER mebr,
neil ith In mir burth feine lGngtre Bee
obahtnng bic ueber5euaung feIfIpurjelte.
oaB er tpenioer al einent phDliihen ale
pielms6r an sinem lseliihen o&alerss
leibe. a
SD mar mir seluiE, bab er sttpas auf bsul
Sersen babsn miiIie, mas TIN Ihtper be.
oriidte uno ieiner bsrartisen 3uitano pers
anIaBte.
Dlan iann Sid6 otnten, bas In mir BON
Gag jn Sae Der MunIh lebhafter ,uuroe,
erGriinDen az i6nnen, mas ihm fshIe, oh
iino ipie ibm ettpa 40 helfen lei.
Wlsiae 0iesbesiiali4en Grtunhienngen
iraren BON teinem Griolse besl.itet, oo mad
ben 4usiagsn Der Offi3iere unb 4amera.
ben bieier betreIfenbe 5riebrih g., aus &c.
eeblriig, I9on ieikstna 6 cbsr sSdbrsu
| iih tn 6isIsm ieltSamen 3uftanoe befanh
luHD ieoert Snitnoringen, ieber s5raae uul
Grtldruns leinss naturalization Btnebniens
bic bortnddigite gBei9eruna. oas dnaltIibs
StafhtDeisen tiitseeeniebtt.
rG4on CAB Id bic ooffnune aut is In
GrEabrung 81 brinsen, wel9tr Sttiu Dem
Usannt aui benz psrsen Iaiten ri5gs, ali
Id zines faees In bas Garniionsipital tu
einsni Rranitn aerufen tpuroe.
&c mar 5rieorid g.. Der mid rufsn lief
gr lag I'M g:tt lab i4lpa& unO anos.
lgriifsn aus. $500
Hsi Der l.bten aroben stIOabuns bait.
CT li6 bel elmer hnsisien Grltiirmnns sinel
| feligtr Sbhe ourd eirtn mudttgen SOL
cine Rippe aebrohtn unc ipnr mad Nn6di
Der aerste olfaegsben. Gr ielbit abnt,
nidts non ieinsm 10 uabe btbpriiebsuDer
Gnoe, ionoern bottle sMperIihtlih auf Bej.
ierung. Mis i'd beim Gintrttte IN bas 6pi.
taI TIN fraatt, oh er na6 gtiFtliher Gebs
perlanae, msInte er: 90 e01lniirben, le
ntit iif es Gott lei Sanf nod Mot nit mir
nber Ter lob fid babel dngitIih I'M 3in!mei
Inn, ols Oh &c fih oss llnasiiort!eins per.
gsipijiern iuolls) i'd mbd1ts nur stlpas an.
6tres NIT Jhnsn bsiprthsn, mas nlir ihor
lisit Z Jabr,a 10 ids~sr out bsr Gssl'
80 bate Rahs. msins aufresuna 81
rssbtraen, nab TO lest aus ieinem tigtntr
Mnnbs pie GriIdruns isints gDsisns 6brer
ioutt uno iaete ihm. oab e. .gstrois no mil
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1878-07-21

Barmbersigsr @ott! - Der game 6aaI
oreht lih pl0bltm nit ibm nm, mas III bas 2
= Side, ihfporse Gtrdbnen siebeR Ii6
nab alien Ri9tuneen bin iibsr iene Wi<
ldge y, ou himmliidber Batter! = wlit
eInem Wtale tDiro es i6m nit unidalihem
sntieben tlar, tpGrum MaieHdt rorhiu etc
mas pon SdttotuirtH un0 SinteihtpIBsn
oeidet bat!
0b, mar benn nur f.in MauisIoh In Der
Jtdbe. uul ba hinsin3utrisden. pGtte i'm
bob Der GroboDen perIdlungen ss,
Dos aIlo mar es |! - Die pernlaltbeite
EtHttur - IIio tpisoernm ni&t Gdlt--
gr fihlte iih elmer Otnmabs nohe. 80
gSelh' cine fiir6terlihe Sage! CAB es is
eine dhnlihei2
Ntit einem ftehenben, Id1iiGterrerg Id1ier
nsrjuelflunaspoQen Bid tpsnbtt itH isin
4uas unuilltiirIt4 bort hiniiber.
Mrmer BDgislaw! !!
Die 9Dni9iH iitht es nit ,inem mitleibie
gen 2GteIn - tie ipyidlt ibn an.
Gr aber bort gar nitbt, mas he g1Qt. -
I'D, Wtajeitdti I" itanllnslt or, nehr per.
mag er uiht berbor3ubriHaen.
Der R6nig hebt lein @las uno mint Tim
gu nit isinsm freanoIiheH, her3gspinnsn-
ben Gd4eIn.
~Sa,. ia.@' fasts Ct, .Saare fam
mon latien, aber 6arbe mus
m an baItsn, uub 0eatet babel auI
lelne eigene hohe 5tirlL hunn aibi er BEN
2otmarihal eiHen Bini unb 9ebt bie ga.
TEL ouf.
Ser 5ofmarf6au bemdfsigie Iid5 ioforI
oes aermiten uno fiibrte ibn binaus. SSiinI
Wlinuten oauerte IS, 0anu lebrte oerleibe
suriid, friih aetpaihen nno friIirt - in
ieiner ureiaenen Geitolt un0 ,Die rieu qebo.
rem. Ser R0nig uno bic 30uigen linelten
ibm 81 uno unterbielten iit duf oas @ii.
ti9ite nit Dem metamorpbolirten Bogislalu
uno nun nuBte er eetrsulit ert6bIen, iuie
ods Nlles getommen mar. Gr that oiss 10
oroltg nn0 einFa6 Suoleid1. 0aE nas 2nhen
gar tein Gnbe nehnlen tuoate.
.Dtaieitdt, man sann iin aber iebt auI
sar nidts mebr perlalien - oas 3eug ual
oIio ,uieoer unddt!~ it66nie er unb i9lob
10 feline Beidte.
Sas III bi. Geihihte BON meinem
sSreunoe @erbarb, iuie er mir he Ielb}t emf
ersdblte = in elmer idpa4en Gnnbe.
.4uf Gbre IeitDem babe ID bal
per ..... Hdrbtn gan; iein e.IoIisn uni
gebe htrnnt. nuie mid @ott ssl6affeu bat +
tiete er treuherSig hInju.
ytun III er erau uno penIionirt, bat aud
eine 6rau lebt uno bot es olio nibt ulthi
n0tbig.
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6itterte. SoGwurben, ih babe aud sin-
NAL pon sSurien ssIsisn, iebt tpeiB Id ftlbft
NOS sgarisn limb 9 lusb
Gin neuer beFti9er 6dmersdnfol bers
iugte i6m ods iueitete aeoen SD entfernte
mid, nm ion ju id)euen, bsnn Ct mar in
Der grbBten Anfreguna. Die nidiie Hdbt
tDur6e entimeioen6. am anoern Moreen
lieB er mid luiscer rufen; es Sing NIT ibm
III GEbe
Gr beiGtete uno empftns ods Nbenos
mahl; i'd ipra1 benz 8sr3mtifslnben SroH
gu - er ldfelte sufrishen. Rad neni9en
5tnnben ifarb er. SD CLAUDE, haB bieier
Ylann feline Shnlb burd bic fiebenidbrige
6eelenfpIierqual oeiiihnt bat.
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Mdnniafaltigts.

BettboIh Anerba6 mamt Elm.
mol bic. ireHenbe BemertuAe vDitltIbe
Mr6eit wieberhDlen uno imnier .pieber -
bas erfi III Mrbsit; ales Mnosrs III Quif,
Giebhdbtrei. Z DieRatur fDieberbolt ii2 I'm
8eieb, Der Wenin tn Der WHint.1
SrenbsfoIgte g8eiSang. Sn
Baris lonote Dor Ruraem cine Dame ibre
Gamnsrfrau nit benz BeTebie fort, ihr
iitii9farbi9e 6triimpte su fdaien. 9satb
elmer Wsiis fam bic 3ofe nit - lnwaraen
Gtrimpien 3ariG. Gie Game atrtefh In
Watb, ater ais iis lore Giensrin onias,,
begriff He ben esrgang unb. brad In @es
E61tsr aus. Die 6ammerfraa In ndmIi@
ssse Der i4snfsn - Nestrsnnen Ron
Aarsa.
Droieiier Gviesba9 In Jsnn
NOR Elm pdtsrlioeer 6reunb Der 6tu6iren-
ben. fon1ts al,er bel Uelegenbeit audb.
ftrene aufrsten. MIs er einifmoIs Ger;d,t
iiber Elm Dusll bielt unn Elm Gtubent oo.
bel ihm Dormarf, 0aa er la ieiber bic Gpu.
rem elmer I'm 3weifampE ertaItenen Ser.
runonus i'm @tlihte triige, erlpitberte e
benz WDrlqnteff !: sGas mar bnmnls. ais
tA noa eta tsl&ss tumuass Sraee uns,
,wis Gisla n
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Das 06olid)e uolksblatt

fetst per pch lpbus 6onutass $40 vsr Sebr,
ts.so bas babe Sotr nnb $3.50 sas gisrtsIiabr ms
esun:assbIatt stt2o per Sabr $3.50 ses sslss sass
sns 7.so sas niertsIiabr.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1878-07-21

= ~
ftdnbniB .Wenn ida mid eiaR berehfs
Iitbe, fe1fae i'd sriir eils WdDdsn, bie mid
bes @el6es fDegen heiraiheti@
limb tDdrunl r.
.ggea Id BON itr am WeiffeH dberseud
mare. bob lie mi4 aufribtia lisbf.
Gine 3innfhifffeI NIT GdIf
auf ben NeIb zines gsrlior0enen 5u leberf
lit big in Die rtetieffe 3eit Sitte IN eiHigsa
Sbeilen BON NorthmnberInIlo. aluh uirh
5uiueIIen Elm Qiht hin5iIgefligt 50I5 ik
oas 5innbilo Der @nigleit un0 uHiterb.
Iihteit, es lit Der BerDerbnib u1f0 Dem Berz
fal nidt ouseeisBt. Das 2idt mar bef
ben genptern eiti hierogIpbbildpes @bn.
bol beg 2ebens, iino ietne Beruenoung nnf
ben ueberreifen eiises WerEorbensu iDnrDe
ais Der Ausorad Oes Wunites ongefeten,
bah bas 2eben oes 9ahingeI9isDeusa
bette Derldnsert ieiu IoIlen.
Snnaer.abeI. gairaenbs ipsr HI
poriaen syahrbunoert Der MoeI. snntaI ber
hohe, aahlreidber Derffeten, Gis in Neapel.
Wtan 8dblte i'm b0rtigen R6ni9rti6e tine
3eit lang II9 8rinaen, 158 serB6ge
(ducas), I37 Mfafquis, 40 gr1feu, 445
8arone. 9iotiir!iA befanD flo sirf gtoBer
96cil bapon IN biirttiger Gage, unb Der
@rnn6 utl0 BDDen, BON Sem ntundber nb
Marbeie rdntite, brddte oft slidat ttlebs
als so S6aIer idbrIiher Ginfiinfit. Dss.
balb i6erSte Der aeiehrte 2dnlius Mot NIT
unreGt, man babe einFf I'M Nedt0iitanis
inen duf eiiient ein5igeit 6eigerbaufr1 so
WarGeie eefunosn, Die Itb baielbft ibreS
5ungers sl eruebren Geiuht.
i . . E
MmfiQnte DrudfehIer. vDs
iehSebnidbrige Eodlter oeg 9Birtb's fam
ribttg mad sebH Witniter NIT sintr 6err
piette uiebgr.~ {S5tGtt ipieoer.)
wSeBt mar gutter Natb tEener. Wcn nI@
len Seiten umrinot, idb Der cDulmnf>
oirenbe Offisier feiu dnnsres MlitteI, dlg
lidb ergeben, oeer angel dts Der ue6srmatbt
nit SoOesperahtung 5u fdnlpfen, ilnl nes
nigFtens nitbt ieben0 tn Syetlt6esbdnb sn
qeratben. gr befdhl ota1aIb ieiner Bri~
gaoe, nit gefiIIItenl Baionett porsnbfins
gen. (5tatt: nit aefdlItem.J
% eiterreih ri iftet,@ idrieb fstils
lid elm Rebatteur iiber Ieinen leitartifef.
Mls er bic Gorrettiir sbsfnra, bieb Is
Deiterreid) raItet.- Ser 6eber nstIbtte,
Der Tehler lei perbeiIert. Mls' nae Hiatt
eridieI ftanh .Geiferreid rpitet.
Rnffii6. fa'iier4i&t Sagb@
lmHfif. Siele beriibmteiie aller SNgh.
mliiien erfan0 bet rnliilhe Dberfdesrs
ueilter Semert Ririloipitin NariidfiH mil
piiIEe oes 6ofmuiilus WareIh. Sic trften
uebungen nahmen I'm Sabre 1851 i6seR
InIang uno 1853 fonilte he loom Dor Der
6aLlerin gltlabetb anfae fiibrt iDsroen. SIN
The Donaldsonville chief., 1878-08-03
A FELIoIANA BREACH.

The Democracy of West Feliciana
has split wide open' on the inevi-
table color question:. One faction,
led by ex- Gov. Wickliffe, Col. Sam.
Powell and other politicians of the
Bourbon stripe, refused to permit the
participation of colored voters in the
organization of their party, although
it was not denied that those voters
belonged to Democratic clubs in 1876
and voted the orthordox party ticket.
The other faction, composed of the
Conservative elements of the party
and headed by such able men as Hons.
R. H. Ryland and J. b. McGeliee,
Capt w. w. Leake, Dr.. F. NJ. Num-
ford and others, accord to the colofed
Democrat the recognition to which
his course In the last campaign right
ly entities him and as a majo,ity of
thesvoters Of the parish are colored,
it is not difficult to foresee that, if the
breach remains Enclosed until the
election, tho side which adopts the
principles of justice and fair play for
its guidance, viii carry the day til
umphantly and sweep the faithless
Boarbnps into political insigni6cance
The question which divides the
party IN West Felieiana will be
brought sqaarely before the State
convention, as both factions have Sc
lected delegates to that body and
each has its separate parish executive
committee.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1878-08-03
THE CONVENTION.

The Democratic Conservative state
convention will assemble at Baton
Reuge on Monday, Providence and
eaasaHtine regulations permitting.
Concerning the nomination for State
Treaurer, Hon. j. C. Moncure of Cad
do will enter the lists with stronger
support than any other candidate;
but if the friends of Col. Richardson
of ouachita make good showing and
refuse to yield to the claims of Mr..
Moncure, the success of the latter Is
improbable. The New Orleans dele
gates will be divided between Major
E. A. Burke and Col. j. O. Landry,
while Hon. Duncan S. Cage of Terre-
bonne and Col. A. S. Heron of Baton
Rouge will have some backing from
their respective sections.
The main topic for discussion in
preparing the platform will be the
constitutional convention question
Twenty six parishes have instructed
their l28 delegates to favor a co1yen-
ton seven parishes, represented by
a delegates. oppose . convention /;
fifteen parishes, including Orleans,
send I99 delegates uninstracted and
eleven parishes, with 81 delegates,
have not been heard from up to the
time our paper goes to. press to, day.
Livingston and West iFeliciana are
THE only parishes Sending contrasting
delegations, a m
/ We, ,bekeye there will be an express
sion in favor of convention to be
held at snch season as will give US a
4 new constitution to go into operation
| with the advent of the next State ad-
ministration.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1878-08-03
A Tart Letter frOnR Hon. w.
eBasper Blackburn.
HOMER, La, Ju

EDITOR CHIEF:
Dear Stt.-I thank you for a copy of your
issue OF the 18th inst, containing fair and
kindly notice of my candidacy for Congress
in this District-a notice which should make
the Democratic press throughout the State
chang its head i'll shame 1t might rea.
sonably have been expected that when
proposed to run for the Democratic nomina-
tton tar Congress considering what l did
for the party in the election of Mr.. Eustis to
ing to place the party in power throughout
the State at last eleetion-tlle Democratic
press of the State would have had the man
liness aad common decency at least to dis
play toward me spirit of fair and manly
courtesy, If not sympathy and support; but
it did not, II seenled TO have forgqtten-or
ut least totally ignored-the facts to which
yeu so pointedly and justly allude--my cleo
ton of Mr.. Eustis, and refusal to support
the Packard ticket. ] say q my election of
Mr.. Eustis," and the assertion is Just and
true; for my action did alone elect him to
the T. s. Senate. led the way ia the Re-
publican State Senate and took With me Two
ether Republican Senators, aud iGjHal the
Democratic House and formed quorum of
one on joint ballot, and elected Mr.. Eustis !;
for which act of simple duty, rs considered
it at the time, / have received at his hands
nothing but the most heartless, not to say
ungentlemanly personal treatment: and ut
the hands of the party of the State generally,
for putting them into full power and control,
have received in return nothing but u dog
ged, low-finng spirit of mean jealousy and
pusillaninfons envy. do not snppuse there
is a similar case on record in the history of
the world, wherein SO much gr;ltuitous and
uneiyiized and brutal meamness have been
returned for free and generous kindness.
But the . gentlemen are not yet safely
ont of the woods, aud may fluid that they
haYe whistled too soon and kicked against
The prieks prenlaturely and very injudiei-
onsfy. am not now a Dcmocr;ltle eandi-
date for Congress in this District, and never
shall be-. 1t is strongly a Republican, Dis
trict, aAd will be apt to always be repre-
scnted by Republicans. The truth is. d
Democrat never has been elected kere To
Congress, and likely meyer will be-certain;
Is not at next election. Yours truly,
w. JASPER BLACKBURN.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1878-08-03
THIRD LEVBE DISTRICT.
teeting of the Board Of Commissioners.

Meeting of the Board Of Commissioners.
l PoRT BARROW, la, june %, 1873.
The Board of Commissioners fer the Third
Eevee District met this day, present eight
members and quorum, as follows:
Ayoyelles. Mr.. Norwood Pointe Coupee,
Martin Glynn; West Baton Rouge, ID. 9,
Mo1ltap Iberville, Andrew g. Gay; Aseen-
sion, Henry Mccall st. Mary, j. F. Foster !;
Lafosrehe, J. NJ. Howell; Terrebonne, Ed
mund MeCullum.
Absent-St. Landry, st: Martins
Alexander DeClouet; Iberia, j. Sampson !;
Assumption, ---ss s-'s7s4 'a' s-'-'
Gen. Hardee, member of the State Board
|. of Engineers, vas IN attendance.
On motion, Mr.. d. e.. Montan of West
Baton Rouge was cliosea president, and Mr..
Mccall of Ascension secretary.
! The following report of the State Engi-
neers was read, accepted and placed ON file ;
OFFICE Board STATE ESGINEERs, I
| New Orleans, July %, 1873.
| To the Board of Leyec Commissioners of
| the Third District: i"
Genaemen-In compliance With the fol-
| lowing extract from Section g. of Act No. .,
Extra Session of 1873, we have the honor to
submit the following report:
AT each of these meetings, the Board of
State Engineers shall present an estimate
of the leyee work required in that district,
setting forth at the same time the amount of
the general leyee fund, which will be avail,
able therefor
Careful examinations and estimates have
been made of the entire river front, from
Red river to the Bayou Lafourche, OF the
Bayou des Glaizes, and of the Atchafalaya
river. Although this estimate 10 reliable as
to the condition of the leyees at this date,
yet it should be remembered that low water
never fails to produce caylng at unforeseen
points.
i In view of this unavoidable defect in the
estimates, two precautions are deepled ad
| visable. fs,s tsf ~ tf
i, That the full limit of taxation
allowed by the Levee Act should be ap
piled, particularly rs apy balance remain
ing llaexpended for the year in which it il
raised, shall be passed to the credit of the
district for future years"
o. That discretion be reserved by the
Board of State Engineers, to omit the con
/ straetiop OF such leYees, included in the list
us may hold out better than is anticipated
and to apply the money raised therefor IL
ayerting greater danger that may be devel
oped later in the season.
The General Engineer Fund is not ayaila
BILE until the first OF January, 1879. At thai
time it is probable that it, also, will b,
needed for work now unforeseen. The pro
ceeds thereof, for all the districts, will moi
exceed 100000, after aedueting delin
quencies, the expenses of collections, ant
the appropriation for the Engineer and AS
sessois' Department.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1878-08-03

stock, and other causes, springing from
earelessnes and yaptonness-
VGPY respectfully,
b. NJ. HARR0D,
Chief State Engineers,
@TH0S. s. HARDEE,
Assistant Engineer,
II. Z. RICHARDSON,
Assistant Engineer.
After informal discussion on the subject
of leyying tax. Mr.. GlyRn of POinte cour
nee moves that one-mill tax be levied ON the
assessment of the district. Seconded by Mr.
Gay and carried.
Mr.. Mccall moves that the ole.haif of one
.ner cent. tax be levied. on the products at
the district. Seconded. by Mr.. Gay. Tie
vote and lost-4 yeas, A nays.
Mr.. McCullum moves that the president
of the Board be authorized to direct the
proper authorities to collect the One-mili tax
on the assessment of 1873, and further, that
the said tax be collected at the same time as
the general State tax of 1877. Seconded and
carried.
| Mr.. Foster moves that the chair appoint a
committee of eight, including the chair, to
| meet in New Orleans at such time in Jan
uary as the chair may indicate, to memorial
ize the Legislature to make such changes or
alterations in the LeVee Bill as they may
deem expedient. 1t is further moved that
three members of this committee will be
considered quorum. Seconded by Mr.. Nc
| Call and carried.
The chair appointed all the members pres.
ent as the committee.
The Board adjourned sine die.
HENRY MCCALL, Secretary,
The Donaldsonville chief., 1878-08-03

The Madison school-house, in New
Orleans, was destroyed by fire last
month, and during the confiagration
two gallant fireman, Joseph W. Hart
net aud Mitchell Lehr, were crushed
TO death by falling wall
The Donaldsonville chief., 1878-08-03

The Democrats of DeSoto parish
cordially invite the cooperation OF
eoIored voters. Garry the news to
West Feliciana.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1878-08-03

Total number of deathsin New Or
leans for the week ending July %,
l47 from yellow fever &c.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1878-08-03

J Fresh fioar at FeiteFs, cheaper
than ever.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1878-08-03

Thirty-five new cases OF yellow
fever appeared in New Orlseas dsring
the twenty four hours ending at IL
NJ, yesterday, and seven deaths
from Che disease occurred in the
same period. Total number Of cases
up,to Yesterday, 1876 deaths, 50.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1878-08-03

After protraeted session, wasted
IN an ineffectual contest for the
gnbernatorial nomination between
Habbagd and Throekmorton, and sub
sequently Habbard and Devnie, the
DcmDcratic convention of Texas set
tied upon ex- Chief Justice 0. NJ. Rob
erts as their candidate for Governor,
and nominated him lgs acclamation
The Donaldsonville chief., 1878-08-03


+ Gen. A. s. Badger, ex-chief of the
Metropolitan Police. has been ap-
poipted Postmaster of New Orleans,
vice Col. j. NJ. G. Parker. Gen. Badg-
eris gentleman in every way cap
able aud worthy, and we have no
doubt his administrator will give
complete satisfaction tothe interested
pnblick but Col. Parker was no less
worthy, and his removal is in direct
conflict with the civil service policy
enanciased by President Hayes. Psis
Isapst the real cause Of the, change was
the fact Of Col, Parker's relationship
By marriage to Hon. Ben.,Butier, who
is peculiarly abnoxioas toithe admin
istTatson. A3s .a4FES
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-07
rived.

Brit steam ship Ora tor. Corbisley from Liverpool
via Colon, to Ocean &oo-2d dis 30
Steamship Lone Star Forbes, from New York, 9th
ult to G A Whitney &co-Algiers
Brit ehip Lord Clarendon, DAVIS, days from Gal
weston to Hall " Vsughan-Point
Nor bark Henrie,te. Hobby, 10 days from Rotterdam
to Hall a. VHugban-3d dis
Ital brig Primo Eard.ne, hence for Gibraltar goth
nit returned ia distr. ss-Point
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-07
Receipts Of Produce.

ARGYLE-Per steamer Frank P4rRoud-277 bales
cotton Chafe Hamilton d Puwel-2l Richardson 4
May-l55 Lehman Abraham &co--t54 Craig 4 Ho
rap-ltg JnO Chatie d Sons--i0i Graham, Black Geo
-ga j j. Harris &co go Payne, Kennedy &oo---g3
Allen Nugent &Go-e0 Il b Newman &co-55 j e. @
Iroip wel--b3 Meyer, Weis &eo--4s John Noble
as Claiborne &co--J6 Bickham a. Moore--55 Gum.
bel--39 X I Buckner d Bro---3l 4 /. Atrey &o0-25
Felix Walkef--2i IA 4 q Newman 20 Walden. Haw.
kias &co--2o Jnrey Gs--l7 Ar Miltenberger
Pollock--l6 Ciapp Bros &co-l5 j Burnett &co--l5 II
Allison d6o-1l Jno Phelps &co-lt Stewart Bros a.
coo Richard Flower &oo-7 Britton Il Mayson-7S
d steers--6 q W Sente &eo--6 Buckner &oo-4 s 9
Wikerson-3 Beadles. Wood &oo--3 March Il Shen.
Saig v gnlsta gaReex!!!sa asrr N i &so
Beer-150 g Ii Buck--eO Chaffe Hamiltvs.sI Powell
ga I L AiFey &co-62 Kirkpatrick &coy260 Clapp
Bros Aao--47 Jno Phelps &eU--3a Jno Ha,die &co
-2e Jno Chatie a SOns---2j w Burbridge &co--2s
q w Senteil &ce--9i w Bell----2l Richardson Il
May--s Moore & Coleman-6 Il I Buokner a. Brp-6
Payne Kennedy &eo----5 Lehman, Abraham &co--3
Newman JoDea-a4 o Thomas &oo--t Graham
wlters--g7 head cattle Aycook, Mi che &co-b7 do
G Mehle &co--4l do X NJ Fioatt-20 scks cotton seed
N o Cotton s. ed Association40s sacks ocake Jno
Chatfe & Sons-aunhriea to orter---Tntal i57a bales
cotton 20 sacks cotton seed 4u2 sacks ocake 1876 head
cattle
EvANSvILLE-Per steamer Liberty with three
barges--6T bales hav Kent &co--l5 bbis vines ar
ii q Porter--l2 do Wang g. Cottam--j0 DO 2uberbie
a. Bshan-12 do Hart aoo-i0O bxs meat 40 kegs
lard $50 bbls pork Miller Grigsby &co-as bxs meat
IL tea lard hchwabacher a. HiIsol--4g7a sacks corn
Odendahl--4i 900 do Warm 4 Mortimei-5gJ sacks
corn oaska chains order
DONALDSON yILLE-Per steamer Rapid Transit
-sundres to order