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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-04-23

pie ,,Rof6are" II. StraBs 1T jsst
Bis gIaptraBe sepfuitert. Gbeuer 1T bic
glrbsit, bas 1T pabr; aber fe lit gut. Das
9sben bat Giemunb Bel Der glrbeit seIa0en,
bas III nod bas Befte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-04-23
Sofgenoes t6eift nus 5rau Sophie

S@ea gum geiten ibrer Ieltsnbsn S4ws'
tern nit. Seit l6 Sabrsn lit i'd an gers
ffopfuns, 10 baB i'd pom Seit gu 3sit tOot'
Ii9 trant war.-9luf gmpfebluns bin nabm
i'd cine SIai9e pon Or. Gus. &6nis's
hamburger Gropfen unS bas Mittel tbai
@unber Bel mir, bsnn idon nod wenisen
Easen flbIte i'd uieI better ais i'd lie wieber
gu psrben bottle unb iett bin i'd wieber
gang berseifeIt. (2)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-04-23

Der Wetrppolitrn 4eibfaa In Der
WGbe teS @iberGums, ftlber Soa Hsder unp
5aser, isst @itts unb So. ssbo'tsn, III nit elmer
&uspabl vOrrefaidsr aut, yrn una Sussies. TO-
pie ben beisn pferefa pefieb-r. User cine Spa.
Bierfabrt MAIDEN, ODER binasS N bic @eseue fab
rem MIL. ioa bort feline Sieer binterlaFen.
auti&sn fur 0siGenbrsansr;6e su nisbrisfsn
prei5eu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-04-23
ylene(ie 2subwaarem.-SdOnite slus'

wabl BON Sitsn, SOnnets, gIumen, Sdn'
bern, &rGn3sn, S9leiern u. |. NJ. Der nsue'
ften Woben erbaIten. = Yreiie iebr biuis,
ME fid bic Oamsn ieIbf iiberaeusen fOns
men,. Sir bas bisber sei4entte 9utrauen
bantenb, bittet nm sablreiden, weitern 3us
iprud. Wa. 2oret, Gde Der Clap u. IA.
Strabe. 352 pa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-04-23

Die AfarmSfo6e CAB Ieste Radt
Ni9ri6t, baB 5euer aussebro9en. 9euds
tsnber Sdein beutete barauf bin, buB in
Der eriten 8arb irsenbwo auf benz 8srss
elm Saus abbrenne.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-04-23

Sm mm(erer gla66artaot 9unIeitb
baben pier @irtbe ibre S9anterIaubniB
nit 1925 be3ablt unb einem Bomb seiteIIt,
Der S~ensbmist wurbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-04-23
Yreis 25 Gents per Bog.
2ino oa (aae man nod. MT

2tno oa (ase man nod, mir sinsen
bier nidt rmeritaniiden 3uitdnben" entse:
gen? Sabsn mir bod Samitas WOrssn
cine Dame seieben, bic bod gu &ob
gum Martts rift unb bort ibr @riin3eus
taufte. 60 tbut mans in WeritO accu:
rat!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-04-23
s. 9. 2NeNuftp tam ndditsns feline

s. 9. 2aeNuftp fam ndditens fein'
S9inbsI ais d. M. ausbdnsen, bat er bod
sessn als Nerste Der Stabt ben Projef
bss Germ g.. Bed sesen DR.. WcGIuer &C.
wonnen. Die Surp, bic ben YrossB per.
banbeIts, weis beute mebr bon Gbirursie,
ais psnn ie sinen GURUS @uatomie bur4'
sema9t bate. @atirIi9 bat DR.. MeGluel
ausenbIidIid @ppel einseIest. Das Der:
bict Iautst fir ben &Iaser auf ss2 S9a'
bensrias unb auf So SpOrteIn fur ben ella.
ger. Sb bas Oberseridt bas llrtbeil be-
itatist 1T cine anbere Srase.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-04-23

Das Sd6r6oot auf eagle point tbut
flOtte @eiddfts. NStbis mar bic Sabre
bort, barau 1T tein 8weifel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-04-23
CHICAGO Warftberi9t.

(per asltsrass.) 20. April 1878
Mebl-$5, so bis $50
Wei3en.-No. 2, $l.lO.
n.-3s4 Gts.
6afer-264 gts.
B~utter-25 bis % Gts.
Gier-8 bis 8 Gts.
8bistp-$1.o4.
Rinbpieb-$4.0 90 bis 5.373.
S4weinefeii4-$s so bis 8 .623.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-04-23
8fita6feiter(6winofer. bt

Slase sessn einsn 5armsr in Yeru mesen
Seaabluns einseleitet batien, IisBsn, aufses
idredt burd uniere 8arnuns, bic SADIE
nidt gum groeeb tommen, ionbern v%istteI.
ten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-04-23
pie oeua 2sa6(enf6mis6 9artig

0lF VfW 20HWIFHIWH'1tV SJ"tR'y
uorIettes Sonntas our @adt seftobIenen
RspoIper nabm man ben 0ieben, bic War.
f4aa Osdsrt in Bellevue arretirte, ab.
Oie 0iebs mifen ibre gerwedieluns pon
Mein unb Dein wobI einise 3sit aui
toften abbiBsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-04-23

IS eirenfirt cim Ge(n6, alta giifu
StraBe, bon SuIien 9Iusnue bis MineraI
StraBe, gu srabiren. Das 1T cine Wrbeit,
oie nOtbis 1T unb seidsbem iOlte, ba Swi'
i9en SuIien sluenue unb MinsraIlraBe
teins Orbsntli4s @srbinbuns bsitsbt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-04-23

pie afte Sage, baB fi4 am Gbarfrsi
tag sssen brsi rlbr Der 9immeI bsbsde, bal
fi9 Isstsn Sreitas bier beitatist.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-04-23
Nem.Norf Warftberi6t.

wer IeIearapb). 20. 9pril 1878.
MebI-$4.25 biz 400.
Weisen.-Wilwaufee, go. 2, $l.24.
6afer-334 bis 344 gts.
@eIi9toru-sem. wsitI. AZ bis SIC.
S4weinefeii9-$9. s64 bis TO- 0
@olb in New 0ort $l.0o4.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-04-23
Bon Bremen nod Baltimore.
u. I. ~. ale pisr,sbu 1ast.


Observation-Disclosures rtreen nur fur bte Iampfsr 3 "a n.
d n c a unp Rurnbtr9 ansenpnmsn.
gpir MAIDEN roo DEFENDERS duf icleenpt fur teuhtt Rd.
fence bscba6tunsspertbsn gsrJuss aufmtrffam, psl6t ss
Heils nit unf,rn Soften bitttt; Die gadasisrt fine uatu
Deutf6tR, iRnnen I'D aiip nit Stbtrmann psrfdnttssn pbnt
Dplmtti6er ~ stbrauttn. llmitytn aus tiuem Shtf In
eas anetrs. ME bel tnttrttttu Rttitu, fneet nt6t fatt ett
paHas,srs ssbeu In Frtmtn fcslttt an Bprb zee Setan-
Samplers unp ptrlaitn eenlt ben srf In Sdltimrrt
Der eanbuussplas eifier Dampf6ifet in Baltrmsrt n ~.
aIei1 Deppt Der Baltimore une Sbip. @iftnbabn, nc. DE gaf.
iaaiere spa uue mad hem gpsrtn ju binisersn Qrciisn
~bsfrreet. ale irssnb cine Gtisnbabu BON asp Cert unb
ybtlaeeptta.
Der Qnipnft Der DampftiHs nirs sas DEPOT fur aat ni4t
anssteatsn ssfdlphen. 70 cas- eit Gtnranbertr ni&t Der 81.
fabr ~aussefsst ane zen Betraseru bsn pinetlt ~ psreeu,
mas In aphtrn Sdftnpldssn letter 70 Q I Der Raa Ia.
gptsen 5raatu. gafast In eisftn IN itesr 6tnf6t tnpfth.
ltuspsrtttn Soften %ptnesnan ft an bic @sHsraI.a ssaitu,
A. S6u6ma6sr & 90.
go. 5 SIb @ap ST., Baltimore, orb.
aasinist assntsn fir Dutuau. uns ~umsessns yttsr
Aieneu. Snhn Iuhunut 9pmd
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-04-23

WilDaufee Warftberi4t.
Wsr Ielesrapb.) 20. @pril 1878.
Weisen-9o. 2, $l.lo4.
9afer-284 @ts.
Weli9toru -4Ot @ts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-04-23

81. 2onts Marftbertdt.
Wsr ItItarapt) 20. spril 1873.
Weise n-rotber, Winter No. 2, $l.ls.
Weli4torn-37a bis 9s Gts.
5afer-264 Cts.
observation-disclosures
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-04-23
A. S6u6ma6er & So
go. s Sib @ap Ct. Baltimore. Wb

VFU' o Wv VUT III OUtktHFVttI IFU'
aatinisf astnten fir DUBUQUE unb ~umssssne peter
Aieneu. Spbn, DUBUQUE, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-04-23
ueber Baltimore.

Sebsr, her eos alte 9atsrlanp bsiu6tu cher gtrrans'
une ,rtunes ron Gurrrd frnu men la1tr rtu, ieltt bic rrae,
nrnsu nsusn eGernen Shraubeu.q phedmpfihtfe bS
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-08
Louisiana.

The st. Charles Mirror hiss been revived.
Natchitoches sent seventeen conviots to the
penten,iary last week.
Country papers, particularly on the lower
coast, complain OF irregular mails.
In Shreveport At the late election, there were
S25 negroes and 727 whites registered.
The Iberville South declares that but few
planters in that parish have made any arrange
ments with their laborers for the present year.
The Bird levee in West Baton Rouge is to be
rebuilt The Sugar Planter wants q smaller
levee just below the out off provided for.
Willis Garter is accused Of killing Gabriel Am
brose with skiff oar, at Bayou Gouls, on the
night Of the 2Sth of December, ls77.-[ -[Iberville
South.
Christmas week the prisoners in all the country
lails seem to have made rush for liberty. In West
Baton Rouge and Pointe Coupee the effort was
fortunately discovered in time to prevent any
escape. but in Madison parish four of the pris-
oners managed TO get away.
heavy rain storm visited Bayou aSara Dec.
", Hooded the streets, and caused a big cave in
the levee. This cave was caused by the water
accumuating inside Of town, oozing through the
under strata OF earth and causing the whole
mass to settle.
On Christmas night, in bar-room near the
Island District, in this parish, William Henry,
Scott and Geo. Washington and Adam johnson,
the first named as principal, and the latter three
as accessories, murdered one Augustine Web.
These parties are all coored. and are now in
Jail, awaiting trlal.-lIoervllle South.
A pair Of twins, colored, about nine months old,
were burned to death in a house at Bar ,helemy
settlement last Sunday. They were the children
of Jack Noel. 1t appears that their mother had
gone off from the house, LEAVING the children
remains before the re-place.-[Plaquemines OBJ
server.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-08
LEGISLATIVE DIRECTORY.

Senator G.. II. Ellis. Nineteenth District
Union. Jackson and Lincoln-No. a22 Baronne
street.
Hon. g. II. Pitts. of De Soto. No. 7 Carondelet
street.
Hon. D. M. Self, of Sabine. No. T North street
Senator Louis Texada. of Rapiues, No. 81
Hon. i. Il. Smart. of Vernon, No. 81 Bourbon
street.
Hon. H. c. Mitchell. No. "a Cont street
senator Robertson, Of st. Landry. Antoine's
Restaurant. on 81. Louis street
Senator J. A. Kelley of Orleans corner OF
Common and Claiborne streets.
enaor aa rs o reans
Chippewa street between Phi lip and First.
Hon. H. d. Bridger, Caldwell parish, st. James
Hon. James Brioe. Bienville parish. st. james
Hon. W. w. Carloss. Webster parish. St. James
Hon. J. ]. Duke. Claiborne parish. st. James
Hon. John Young, Claiborne parish, ST. james
:. Hon. J. R. Stewart. Tensas parish. No. 2le
Hon. j. NJ. Cressy. of Orleans, All Marais
Hon. Albert VOORHEES,. of Orleans. 1o4 Canal
:, Hon. Charles E. Lea, of st. Helena, 1os St
Charles street.
Hon. Jules Aldige of Orleans, 2.l North Ram
Hon. J: N. Lamare, Of Orleans, North Roman
corner Of st. Peter.
Hon. Henry Tremoulet. of Orleans 60 Espla-
Hon. George Forester. of Orleans. 1870 Ba-
Hon. Ed w, Huntington. of Orleans, No. rs
North Rampant street.
Hon. 4; Delavigne, of Orleans. Jourdan Ave-
nue. and Levee street.
Hon Louis Leonhard, of Orleans. 81 Louisa
street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-08
TO-DAY's PARADE.

The anniversary Of Gen. Jsckson's victory over
accounts. worthily and well celebrated to. day
oil the youngest and best will be under arms,
fully equipped and FURNISHED a. the radiant face
OF mondays sun. The occasion this year is
one OF more than usual moment. Since the eI-
plosion Of our late interneons war the true citi-
zeDs OF the State have not hsd an occasion OF
doing fealty to Louisiana, on q festival day, by
parading with arms under her banners. To-day
they will do 1t In q body, and it will
be q moral and military treat TO our
population. The militia, under command OF
Gen. w. J, Behap, the United States army and
navy as invited guests, the Independent Legion,
commanded for the occasion by Col. W. Miller
Owen, OF the Washington Artillery, will all come
out and put their best leg foremost. The people
OF New Orleans aud Of the State Of Louisiana
must not forget that at the same time we cele-
brate the Eighth Of January. victory over the
foreign invader. and the glorious Ninth Of JAM
nary, on which date the sons Of Louisiana,
fresh from the memories OF the Fourteenth OF
September, regained possession, with weapon in
hand, OF the government that had been stolen
away from them by the now happily defunot
carpetbsgger.
Ihe representatives Of these two memorable
dsys, the Fourteenth Of September and Ninth Of
January, who celebrate to-day three glorious arni-
verssries, will form on the south side Of Causl
up to Camp, thence TO North Canal, thence to
Rampant street, down which TO ST. Louis. ont st.
Louis to Chartres, up Chartres to Camp up
Camp to Calliope, out Calliope to st. Charles,
down st. Charles by Tivol Circle TO Lafayette
Square. where the parade will be dismissed.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-08
Playing make Calls" /"

What kind of house will we play2" asked one
little girl OF another. oh. play calling."' re-
Brown and sit on the step. and me and Julia
will call on her and ask how she u.s. and how her
husband is, and If the baby's got over the mea-
wrapper, and b npe that it won't hurt her much
when che has that tooth filed. And then we'll
say. 'Good-by, Mrs. Brown. come and see us
some time or other. and bring the children and
your sewing; and you're such stranger, and
we do 7 see half enough OF you.' And then me
and Julia we'll courtesy and walk off piece
and I'll say to Julia, Did you ever see such
horrih old fright as she looks in that wrapperY
And then, julia shell say, The idea OF any
body having false tech filledp And then I'll
brats them youn ones of her'n is.' Let's play
1t; what do you say"
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-08
Auction of Young Ladies.
[Pittsburg -Leader.l

An interesting and novel experiment is to be
tried soon in one of our churches which is as
original 8s it is successful in the purpose for
which it was instituted The object OF the in
stitutiOn to be treated Of Ia to raise money for
church purposes. and more fruitful source oil
revenue. In connection with pleasure, has not
heretofore been discovered. The Pihsburg
church got it's idea from some churches In
some Of our Western cities. The modus oper-
andi Of the game. as 1t ,nay be called. or auc-
ton, Is about as follows: All the young ladies
are mustered into the service, and are com
pletey enveloped by the auetioueer in sheets.
so as to prevent their, recognition by
faces, like those of the Turkish ladies. are com.
pletely vefled-a pillow. slip or something of
that sort Is drawn down over it, They are per-
mitted to have eye-holes to look through and
mouth-holes to breathe through but nothing
more. SO they have them disguised entirely
beyond recognition. Then the au"tioneer pro-
ceeds to, auction them off as. partners for the
evening to the young men. and even to old men,
II their wives will permit them to bid, The bid
ding is almost sure TO be lively. At recent
Western auction OF this kind. the lowest price
Mt which young lady was auctioned off was
81 30. The fun In the thing is the young men
don't know who they are bidding for, and the
unyeiling Of the maidens is looked forward to
with great expectation The gent has to attend
TO the lady bought during the evening and to see
her home at the close OF the festival.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-08
MARINE NEWS.

SOUTHWEST PASS Jan. 7.Arrived. American
schooner Rebeoca Shepherd, Frames master.
twenty days from Barbadoes. in ballast. to mas
ter,
Norwegian bark vasco de CANA, Andreasen
master, sixty days from Genoa, In ballast, to
master.
American schooner Vim. B. Steelman. Cham
bprain raster twenty seven days from New
York to Norton & Bell.
British ship Tornado, Ellis master. sixty Ave
italian bark Luisa G., Colombo master, fifty
two days from Lisbon, In ballast to master.
Eaileds Schooner Brigadier.
Wind northeast. fresh Wea her hazy and cold.
poRr EADs, Jan. 7.-Arrived: British steam.
ship Mississippi, at 7 40 a. m., Lindall master.
from Liverpool via Havana. to Silas Weeks d Co.
Sailed Bark Pontida, brig Carlitos. steamship
Huilermo.
Wind northeast, strong. Weather cloudy,
hnsv and cold,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-08
VOL III sHmT

knife In his belt, and was, withsl ss jolly cook
as ever turned spit or sampled soup. The but
ieI presented not less entoing appearance.
WIN ms corkscrew and keys aud bottles OF Krug,
whiie DIS nose burgeoned with peni.ude OF
blossoms whose profusion and splendor we're not
surpassed even by the "gsrdens of Gul in their
bloom" We saw the local departments of more
than one city paper grow green with envy and
pale with hopeless despair as they sazed on that
gorgeous probosois, and we saw one old soak
hide his etfulgent feature behind bis hat with a
display Of feeling that was touching indeed
In row with these ood the other attaches OF
the household, each OF which was easily reoog.
nized, the Carver, Cske, Candle be arer, Boot
black, Shutters, Barber and Master Of Hounds.
Immediately back OF these were the
BoAR's HEAD,
in the CENTRE hanked by Mustard, the officers
and members of the household, the Cake and
Punch Bowl on either hand. In the background
we're the various games, the ChessmeD, Cards,
Dice, Draughts, Billiards, Croqnet, etc.
But ere we cnnld inspect ell Of he various Cflar
ecters and costumes, the music changed at q
signal to march. and the figures began to parade
around the room and submit themselves TO in
spection. The usual scene and incidents Of mas
querades followed, the quizzng OF maskers and
the di may and curiosity Of their fair partners
Soon the ladies began to throng about the cake
and draw for the fateful bean. At last il was &C.
cured ny one Of l. uisianss fairest daughters
Miss Kate Buckner-snd right royalty she bore
her honors. with quiet grace that bespoke fa-
miliar acquaintance with all things queenly
The locket which proclaimed the Maid
OF Honor Was drawn by one whom loyal
obeisance only commands US to say was
but less lovely than her lege princess, the fair
and accomplished Miss 5sdis Crswoour. The
lucky bean was elegant triuket, green enam.
eled gold pod, half open, disclosing a mo'her-of-
pearl bean. The fair oonsort Of the Lord Of
misrule wore delicate mauve silk, garlanded
with rose buds, and her Maid Of Honor 8 pink
silk.
After The ceremony OF the evening the dance
beg an, and the revery went on till beauty grew
lsnguid and ohivalry somewhat Imp with wesri-
ness. We cannot close wi hout special note OF
the woDdrous and unparalleled spendor Of
beauty that was gathered at the old Bourbon
street Opera House last night. II has never
been surpassed even In the city OF the Crescent,
where the women are ell parsgons Of beauty and
msrvsls Of grace.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-08
Investigation Of the Louisiana Electoral
vote Bargain.

NEW YoRK. Jan. IA special to the fest from
washington. SAYS: 1t Is the gems raj belief
here thai an early effort will be made TO have q
COMMITTEES OF investigation appointed to In
guire into the alleged bargain in connection
of the Presidents staunchest friends are
anxious for the passage Of such a resolution
believing that 1t will only result In good for the
Administration, and will put stop to such
charges In future.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-08
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
CONGnEssMEN RETURNING TO WASH
ING TON AND TAKING VP
COMMITTEES WORK
nenefcent Erect 0f Mingtns Win uee
Pe0ple-Tbe War on the Fress-
dent To be Discontinued.

NEW YoRK, Jan. 7.-The FosFs WashIbetoh
special says number Of Senators and hehre-
tenfatiyes have returned from the holiday va
cation. and will engage in committee work be-
fore Congress meets on Thursday. !,
There Is q very marked nprovement IN ths
talk Of Republicans, aud their mingling with
the people seems to have had beneficial effect
La convincing many that 1t is not best TO con
tinue the war upon the President; but thaf they
should accept the situation and endeavor TO
strengthen his hands In trying to pactfy the
country.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-08
The striking cigar Makers Grow WAR
like.

NEW YoBH, Jan. 1.-THE striking cigar makers
seem to have departed from their hitherto
peaceful attitude. and now appear to be, on the
point of entering upon open VIOLENCE, II wha
was learned this morning be true. The occur
renee Of Saturday in Second street, when
Behwarzkorpf's hands were attacked by the
mob of strikers. is but the beginning of a series
Of similar disgraceful actions.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-08
Thc uarters. silver MIL Committee.

New YoRK, Jan. THE committee Of bank
ers appointed for the purpose of drawing I'D q
report, to be presented to the meeting on Wed
nesday next. met to-day. but nothing OF i'm
purtanee was done.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-08
Boston Advertiser.]

A little girl down In Maine was listening with
much intere-t to the story of Jonah. When the
question was asked, What should you suppose
would be the fr-t thing Jonah would do after
the great fish threw him upon the land y she
answered pr0mptly. sh'd fink he'd 60 home
quick as he could and get cleaned up."
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-08

New YoRK, Jan. THE Secretary Of the
Treasury has forwarded to John Jay and Law
renee Turnure, each. draft for $500 az com
pensation for the time they were engaged In
the investigation Of the New York custom
tptlgp.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-08

In the three months ending November 80 there
were entered at the United States land offices in
Minnesota and at Fargo, Dakota, 451 ss4 acres
of land. In the same period the railroad com
panies disposed OF 589.136 acres, making an ag-
months, nearly. all tor actual settlement and
cultivation. This Is nearly three times as much
as the average sales and entries Of previous pc
RODS, and as the great bulk of the lands were
bought, not By spectators, but for immediate
cultivation. 1t may be safely predicted that the
fpr1ng OF 1878 will open with very lively prOG-
epect for trade and business
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-08

The Cincinnati Price Current. of the I'd inst.
ing in the West for the first half Of the winter
season. with estimates for the remainder Of the
season. The deficiency in packing to date at
year ago. and including six large cities,
reaches Gle. 900: Hogs are generally reported to
be plenty, and the estimates for the interior
points indicate total about equal to last year
up TO March 1st with favorable weather. The
six cities are now 2o5 900 behind the same date
last year. The total at all points to date is ap-
proximatey 5000 O00 against 1886 900 last year,
Estimates for the entire season indicate u total
of 1900 0o0 against 5100. 600 packed last winter.
The weights are heavier than last year. GEN
orally farmers are packing more than for sever
al years.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-08

dorse that remarkably Objectionable instru-
ment. but prefer to bear it yet little while
until we can be assured of the certainty of a
better one. We know full well that majority
nf papers In the state are against US, yet 1nd in
that no reason for q modification OF our views.
1t Will be In order now to accuse lis OF inter- st
ed views. but 1t happens that we hold no office
which Q new constitution could in any way
affect SO we may have the credit of being hon
est in our views