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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-01-19
About the House.

| Never cut broi|ing meat. Tho jul
ccs escape.
Slow and long cooking will make
tough meat tender.
Substitute for Tea.-Alkathrepta.
homeopathic chocolate, is recommend.
ed BY physicians as a substitute for
tea, cocoa, etc, for invalids.
Sour Stomacll.--Eat piece of salt
Goldfish or a red herring for your
breakfast; avoid grease; a piece of
carbonate of soda about the size of q
small bean dissol> ed in water is good.
External Pile Observation-Disclosures
of lead, one-half ounce; sulphate Of
morphia, Is grains; stramonium ONT.
ment, one ounce; olive oil, 20 drops.
Mix and apply three times a day, or
ofteper, as the pain may require.
TO Wash Corsets. ont the
steels; use hot water; one teaspoon.
FIJI borax to every pail of water {:
place the corsets on the washboard
and scrub we'll with a clean brush.
using very little soap; do not boil
the corsets, but if very yellow, bleach
in the sun; rinse well rub in a lit
tie starch and iron when quite damn
Toronto Globe.
Cold Feet.-Never 90 to bed with
cold feet, nor try to sleep without be.
ing able to keep them warm. Cold
feet show an unbalanced circulation
The very best thing to do is to warm
them by exercise, if that be practi-
cable. If not, try dipping them in
hot and cold water alternately. and
then using vigorous friction.-House-
keeper.
Cure for 1ncipient Consumption
Live temporarily, avoid liquor, take
a daily sponge bath, wear flannel
next the skin, aud take every morn
ing oue-half pint of fresh milk from |
tie COW, mixed with wineglass Of |
the expressed juice of green hoar- |
bound. A person who has tried this
remedy says that four weeks use If
the hoarhound and milk relieved the
pain of my breast, aud gave me the
ability to breathe deep, long, and
free, strengthening and barmonizing
my voice, and restoring to me a bet.
Ter state Of health thao l had enjoyed
For years. The remedy to be effec-
i've must be continued for some
line.
English Bread Sauce.-Cut come
light bread in small pieces; boil suf.
icient milk with a good sized onion
D it to thoroughly soak it; mix and
ct stand awhile, then boil and add
'utter, pepper and salt, and a few
black pepper.corns; take out the
'nion before serving.-Mrs. B., West
Liberty, W. Va.
Pie Crust.-One cupfal lard. three
upfnls sifted -four, three-fourths Gun.
III Of very cold water, q little salt.
Rub the lard and -four together.
Vhen thoroughly mixed, add tie va.
er, dropping it slow)y.-G. s. syra.
urse, 0.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-01-19

Miss Lottie Sargent, of Boston, il
the possessor Of phenomenal voice,
being able to sing each Of the four
parts OF quarteete with equal ease.
her voice has been cultivated under
the instruction Of Boston's best teach.
eFs, and is considered one of the most
wonderful on record. When she sings
bass her hearers, who do not see her.
find it difficult to believe that it is not
. man singing. Her high notes are
also strong, clear and sweet. ~
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-01-19

Pie Crust.-One cupfal lard, three
cupfnls sifted -four, three-fourtis Gun.
full Of very cold water, q little salt,
Rub the lard and -four together.
when thoroughly mixed, add tie wa.
ter, dropping it slow)y.-G. s. Syra.
curse, O.
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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-08
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.

Judge Rogers, in the case OF John /. Adams d
90. Vs. Vaughn n Johnson, decided as against the
defendants the suit falls.
Ayers " Co., commercial firm at Cairo, sold
to Vaughn " johnson, residents OF Danville, Ala,
100 barrels OF -four at thirty and sixty days.
After the shipment the agent of Ayers went to
Dapville and notified Vaughn n johnson that as
the flour was not paid for, ii still belonged to
Ayers.
II appears that the defendants have already
transferred the -four 10 one Stern, who appears
as third opponent, claiming 1t as his Judge
Rogers considered there was delivery to Stern
and that he YVES the owner.
State ex rel. II. O. Dibbe vs. Allen Junsl, Au
dit6r.-On rehearing.
Judge Rogers yesterday read very lengthy
decision.
The relstor was the incumbent OF the office OF
Assistant Attorney General, created In 1874 and
claims remuneration for the time until the ap-
pointment Of his successor, March "a, 1877. He
commenced his services under Gov. Kellogg, and
during that particular time whenthe newly elected
Exacnive. Gov. Nichols, Was sssailed by the pre-
tensions OF Mr.. Packard. The mandsmus was
refused.
New Orleans Republican Printing Company va.
the City of New Orleans.-In this caRe Judge
Rodgers Gays: II am clearly Of the opinion that
the charge for advertising list of registration of
voting places, under section IL, act 155 OF 1874,
should not be borne by the CITY," Judgment Of
ron suit as TO item in the bill, and judgment
for plaintiff for the other.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-08
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT.

A. F. Oochrane VS.. Ocean Dry Dock Com
pany.-In this case Judge Houston has ordered
aud decreed that the OWL Sheriff pay out of the
funds 1880 now in his hands
]. The costs Of this court, including ste
nographer's fees and of the seizure herein say
the sum of $3.50 55, or as much thereof as may
be due.
q The State OF Louisiana the sum of $493,
with per cent on said amount as fees for Attor-
ney General.
s. The city Of New Orleans the sum of 5000.
with per cent from March 81, 1876.
4. Peter Marcy the sum of $500, with per
cent from November l, 1876, and costs Of suit
No. A 1916 Of the Fourth District Court
s. Peter Marcy the further sum of $685., with
per cent interest on $500 from February %,
1877, and costs Of suit No. "A. 44S Of the Fourth
District COURT subject to credit OF $372. recov-
cred under execution in said suit.
6. A. Martin, the sum of s448, with per cent
interest from February z, 1877. and costs Of suit
No. 1889 Of the Fifth District Court.
2. A. +. Cochran, plaintiff herein, the cum of
$500, with per cent interest from February IA,
1877. and costs of suit No. "A 1893 of the Fourth
DISTRICT Court.
8. g. Lawson, the sum Of $s4, with per
oent interest from February IS, 1877, and costs
OF cult No. 1888 Of docket OF Fifth Justice OF the
Peace.
.. Francis Yi,iagas, the sam 81 $500. with s per
cent interest from Earch !, 1877.
10. The costs Of suit No. ll76 Of the Sixth Dis
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-08
THIRD DISTRICT COURT.

Judge Monroe read quite number OF decisions
yesterday morning.
State Of Louisiana ex rel. T. Wharton Oollen
| vs. Allen Jnmel, Auditor. --Relstor was elect
ed Judge of the Seventh District Court fol
she parish OF Orleans at the general election
| held on November T. 1872, and WAS duly oom
| missioned and sworn. Upon the 1&th Of Deoem
Der, OF that year, an act was promulgated, being
act No. of the statutes OF 1873, the eighth SEQ
ton Of which provides shat the seventh Distrie.
Court for the parish of Orleans be. and the same
Ia hereby, abolished and 1t also provides for the
transfer of all causes pending In said court to
the Superior District COURT" No provision was
made as to the Judge Of the Seventh District
Court, who now claims that he Ia entitled to his
salary for the whole term of his office. man.
damus 10 seked for against the Auditor, to oom-
pei him to warrant for such sum, SIS, 100.
The evidence ahowed that there was a fund
against which warrants could be drawn.
After everything the plea of res ddiudiedtd the
Judge decided that Judge Collens ms Judge of the
late Seventh District Court, was entitled to the
mandamus.
The opinion. which is very able one. is too
long for publication.
State OF Louisiana va. John p. Beoker.-This
was suit for the recovery of $1,000 as license for
beer saloon where thea roals and dancing and
singing are performed,
An Injunction issued originally on the prayer
of the State against defendant, and defendant
filed an exception that the suit was premature,
alleging that he has twenty days after service of
notice; subsequently, other exceptions were fled.
After review of the law Judge Monroe ordered
q Judgment against the defendant for the sum
claimed.
John B. Manning vs.. the Board of Liquidation.
This liz q proceeding to test certain State bonds,
in accordance with the provisions OF act No. 3,
1874 The bonds in question were fifteen, origin.
ally issued 10 the New Orleans, Jackson and
Great Northern Railroad Company, and seven ia
sued to the New Orleans, Opelousas and Great
Western Railroad Company. Judgment for de-
fendant.
A. l.. Tissot Va. A. Dubuolet ct al.-This is a
suit for penalty of $40 600, alleged to have been
incurred by A. Dubuclet, State Treasurer, and
for which IL ia claimed that the sureties on his
official bond are table, that Dubuclet illegally re-
fused payment OF certain warrants Of Judge It's
sot for salary as Judge OF the Second District
Court, parish Of Orleans.
Defendants excepted to the petition. Judge
Monroe dismissed the petition as of non-suit.
Mechanics aud Traders Insurance Company
VS.. Sam1 Boyd.-Excep,ion overruled.
State OK rel. T. II. Wynne VS.. Geo. B. John
son, Auditor.-This is an application for a man
damus against the Auditor to compel HIM to
issue certain warrants to the reator as trans
fierce of certain claims for services as Sergeant
at arms. Application refused.
Carre va. VIM. Golding. Exception dismissed.
The case OF DR.. Chaetant vs.. John G.. Roche,
coroner, WAS continued.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-08
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

ton ri Rouge ea It Jpseph avtGa aooa a
ne, Baton Rouge; Mrs Jae 'bsi, agen. st James
brockett Baltimore. Jas NJ GgIweIl. Baton
Ropge; I = Dewing New York; CE 1 3 pavis,
Hs szins Lf 4 NHSwN snLts WhiRpeA G E.
bard Jr. Montgomery j. Beck, Lancaster, 8
] ,, Orman Lancaster. g. v Barstew, city
Rssp k s. MsEy e ss%ae e Mana Mary
sonyilis; q K David, Baton Houge.. VIM darig,
R RstGn Rogss ba ssf Ras Baton Rouge F Ton e
James Geo Dearborn, Brook yn: Fl Hashooe.
# q Uaser vas X Hbodges
YORK Geo Mason Mobile Cbas staant a N Jr
u Ho TEL oBTaia Jr Tqpe!pq
Mayors, Handsboro Miss; Geo I Stewart. Miss !:
ish DR. Y g 4 81 :, La Creecy Wash
oils, Mrs Pedgram. Mrs Mazda. Mr. and Mrs
Bel. Mrs OhappeI, Mr. Allen, Mr. and Mrs Hall
Decker. Miss sybil. Mr. Kerssen. Miss saenger
oates Opera nda Mon gady: seq ian, and wife st
burg. ia: Bacon Chattanooga. Mrs s
s 9sss M1s,iFsi RRPdf G}y and ,.,r
Comb. Snow, w VI Huntington. < Ie9
nuich. Assumption. La A \ Krebs. Scranton.
Miss Il Landner. Biloxi, Miss: Jessie J Coon,
Evergreen, LP: v + Hicks, ASSUMPTION; IL:
Seaman. Concordia, La. Col John sedhury.
Texas; w G Goodman. Paris, Ky; d l. Craig,
st. james: D J Minis, NJ 9 Minis, J Perrtt.
Bucshorn, La; II d Evans. Cincinnati; g T
Haryer. New York: g II Ring. Lake Charles
I Wilson. Southwest Pass; Gait M Trellue
st. Mary; J Banguss, Bobert Allen. Column
bia. Tenn: y nj Horrall. Mississippi; Her.
ring. Flovd, La.
CITY HOTEL @ Richard, Mobile: 7 B Nc.
Cutchon, II Brown d Warren, J o Abbott
!, Ware, Mississippi; Gall Jr. d Richmond,
Washington. o Randolph. Grant: DIR A J
Youngblood, Greensburg; w X Knox, Baton
Rouge J G Cotield and wife. Miss Mary Davis,
Miss Milie Campbell, coast: W Dillon, river:
H G Minor and wife J d Minor. Terrebonne:
2 Butler. West Feliciana: G w Hinke Georgia
Geo Lynch, Dallas, Texss: VIM Stone. Pittsburg
H Allen. Oates Comic Opera: u u Kidd, H W
Smith. Jackson parish; @ Stone, w Bell, city
W A Seymour, Miss Elena Delord @ s Annual.
Mills Hall and wife, Oates Opera Company @ l.
MeKennison and wife. Freeport: J Nelson.
Murfreesboro: L J Carpenter. steamer Silver
City: B Mooney. Chicago: w NJ Washburne,
Phil $, Arni'age, La; T Croneeker, Galveston;
Thos Cawan st Mary parish: n N Perry, John
n Blanton. Green and wife, La: Chas Me-
Yea. Clinton: VIM FL Diaper, st Mary. Z II Stu
art, Wheeling.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-08
THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, TUESDAY, JANUARY s. 1878

trict Court, entitled John Follet W. Ocean Dry
Dock Company, and the costs Of suit 9l74 OF the
Sixth District Court, entitled Thos. G. Msckie We.
the same defendant.
That the Sheriff then pay the balance remain.
ing to John T. Folett aud Thos. @. Maokie,
pro rata, on the basis Of their said judgments
obtained In the Sixth District Court, adding in
terest and deduciing credits in the proportion OF
s2l87 81 for Toilet TO $500 SO for Mackie Oppo-
stion Of Henry Forstall and others dismissed.
VIM. GoldiDg w. John Wsrd-Judgment 10
favor Of defendant and against plaintiff with
costs. The exception to the reconventional de-
mand is maintained, and unconventional demand
OF Ward against dolding dismissed.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-08

The Cedar Rapids Times says: The peniten-
tiary at Fort Madison contains over 400 Grim
inals and the one at Anamosa nearly half as
many This is quite change from the good
old times OF which much is said. In 1872 or
thereabout. correspondent of the New York
Tribune visited Fort Mad son to write up the
prison and the manner of treating the prison
mate. a Musquaka Indian, and. on requesting a
look at him. was informed that he had gone to
keokuk on some business for the warden.n
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-08
THE COURTS.

Merchants and others interested in cases in
the district courts, as principals or az witnesses,
can be notified by telegraph when to appear in
court, thus avoiding the necessity Of = constant
attendance.1
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-08

Indians recently captured Bismarck stage
with a $4,000 treasure box. They took the
drivers scalp and left the money. Had they
reversed.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-08

The fresh ground flour from the New Orleans
mills has been thoroughly tested and pro-
nounced to be superior to any sold in this mar
bot
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-08

1t Is stated that there are now 232 1o4 pension
ers on the rolls of the United States. with 81 IA
pending claims for pensions.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-08

VIII you always trust me. dearest2" he
asked. looking down into her great blue eyes
with unspeakable affection. She was sales
women up at an uptown shirt store, and she
TO pay cash every time.-[New York CONNER
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-08
GOOD NEWS.
200 NEW PAP'S
JUST RECEIVED.

Each box contains from one to four duires OF
fine paper with envelopes TO match some hay
Ing also bottles of Ink. Pens and Holders, Pen
ellis, Papers Of Needles. Bottles of Perfumery,
Cakes Of Perfumed Soaps, Visiting Cards, etc.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-08

The Post credits a paragraph to the late
Senator Morton's organ" What does be want
Of an organ ? We thought they used harps over
there.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-08

Ninety -three murderers were hanged In the
United States. this year. Pennsylvania heads
the list with sixteen.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-08

CLoAKs AND SHAwLs.-Messrs. M. L. Byrne 4
Co, 1863 Canal street. offer the balance of their
cloaks and shawls ut less than half former
prices; waterproof coaks at same price,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-08

CLoAKs AND SHAwLs.-Messrs. NJ. L. Byrne a.
Co. 163 Canal street. offer the balance OF their
cloaks and shawls at less than half former
prices; waterproof cloaks at same price.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-08

VAuDRY RIFLES. ATTENTIoNl-See notice in
another column.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-08
UNITED STATE. DISTRICT COURT.

T. A. Kendg has filed libel in this court
against the steamer Robert Young. 10 recover the
sum Of $3.50 for coal furnished the latter.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-08

New American Sewing Machine. 1856 Canal
ntr
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-08

New American Sewing Machine, 1876 Canal
- AaA
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-08

Dy the ACT Oh 1907. Inc OF lSJd 0Iu not create
any contract or obligation to make such pur-
chase, and therefore it was not included in the
consolidated debt
g. That also under authority of the Legis-
lature. to-wit: the act of 1863 No. 50. page 60
the city issued series of bonds. amounting to
$1,ooo,ooo, and which were sold to raise money to
me an of S as ~ sss, This
Q. That, besides mourning the debts created
by these bonds, and Notwithstanding the pro-
hieitions Contained in the ats Of 1852 aad the
leans continually created debts and made ap-
preparations in excess OF revenues from taxes
ing obligations. the total of which amounted, in
December, 1869, TO $500 300, exclusive of sum
Of s7ss4os due for arrears of interest on the
same.
Z. That 81, 04o, 400 Of this last mentioned debt
outstanding in 1869 was evidenced by notes in
the form Of bank notes of the denomination Of
previous TO 1867. amounting to ss.boo,Ooo was
sanctioned by the Legislature of 1861 by act No
SO. page Ill. regardless of the obligations created
s. That. under the authority of the Legisla-
ture viz: Act of 1862 No. 40, page 40. the city in
order to fund said notes and other floating in
debtedness incurred as Aforesaid, in excess of
taxes and other revenue issued q series of
bonds. amounting to 81 500. 900, without comply
ing with any of the previous conditions re-
Q. That afterward, Notwithstanding section 81
OF the act of 1852 andthe act of 1866 and section
of the act of 1869. aforesaid. she continued to
appropriations in excess Of revenue partly on
her own motion and partly by direction Of the
Legislature. requiring payment of sums for
Metropolitan police. public schools and public
park, independently and beyond the tax col
fecfed for those purposes.
10. That In consequences Of this illegal In
crease Of debt. and in violation OF al previous
legislation providing restraints against sach
increase. a nsw floating debt arose. which. in
1870. amounted to s3ooo, 80 over and above the
riabt 81 1869. which floating debt YVES. neverthe-
|ess b. the Legislature, sanctioned nT act of1s71.
No 100. page 2sS. authorizing tie issue OF 9
ssries of bonds amounting to tao00,00o. and
bearlng 10 per cent interest. but Without com.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-18
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