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VI. aul Madame II o.u Schneider won't 90
nh" ial' given lii IT, o'ra ION of ihr marriage
of tic hin., ol Npen. Ii u.s. considerable lis.
tunre from Mtlrl 10 truiN,t. and Aluiaun
5 'nu ilrr. ou AR in- l1i.' q f.W days r..p.
wa- greatly iWfW~i. Two days an twr NIGHTS
ol railroad travel had completely cNhau-ini
h-f. |. Wis evening, ana sns told her servants
iAei size nrW!ri complete rtpO,c. ANA added:
Above all things l't nnnoly come .n', my
room tomorrow mornln-, h'l lore | ring the
N'l. II NW.Nor, during ilr al scn"c of Madame
; 'hnnH ~, h'r .vpir laui proposed q sIrir.~r
i1r her They hi.i az .ast succeeded I'm max Ina.
her llulo daughter walk. Tho child was a rosy
baby VINO ~ H. that time hal Not hreu gLlr to
alran.e a single stHI. Tl'y Wore anA.ou. to-
show Malnm" schneider the newly acquired
a"unliiisiment oi her baby. lui tho orders
wrr' strict and this was n great dianpppiut-
nl"nt But in the morning the nurs" could no
longer hold out. She thought that the mother
would forgive an lndiScriion 80 well justified.
und notwil standing IN order She kuor krd at
ne lnYr. There wa No. response. She went
IN, and staggered back utlerng Il Try. Madame
Schnclde r wh- stretched upon her bed notion
less ana apparently dead. She WAS suffpeaird.
\ cra'k wl- opened in the wall through which
the smoke from the chimney INT red the bed
room. An hour later and nothing could have
saved her. II was three hours before she be-
cam" CONSCIOUS Shr Is not yet completely re-
stored But had IT not been for the good for
tune OF thc first steps OF that lahy! However
we are happy to announce that she il out of
danger.
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tho walls Of Plcvna Of keeping n complete in
vcstmcnt without having recourse to an assault
always u bloody and hazardous enterprise
brought about the desired result. namely, the
capture OF an army Of 10000 men. the best
that the enemy had. and the possession
closes tho principal routes Of West
crn Bulgaria. And during the period Of
the Investment our troops were not only pro-
tccted. but reinforced and organized. and now.
strong rs they are, and with the spirit which
anmates them they are ready to accomplish
new exploits for the glory Of our armies.
After having Witnessed for two months tho
conduct Of the troops under the walls Of Plcvna.
their frmness. their bravery and endurance
while supporting fatigue and priyations. here
certify before your Imperial Iiighncss. and
with II sentiment of profound respect for those
troops, that the conduct of the army of invest
ment. from the General to the private soldier.
has been beyond all praise
ToTLEDEN. Aidc-dc-Camp General.
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Uncle Daniel Drew.


Uncle Dan'l-ah. good old Uncle Dan'l
how the boys in Wall street do miss him. To- be
-urc No more J. ints. n more orders for
the Waybnsh. no more Smilo and chilllike
smiles when some other party squirmcd under
The screws. Tncy had great affection for the
piuN- old man. and when flt' Ike led him over
and kn0 'kci him 81 ar into the vortex of bank
ruiicy. as II wore. one Of them wrote some
tou hing Norrcs. which had some circulation at
the time. Ihe poet SAID;
ue. va>ninnu ol mobile mind was good old paml brow
ihou.h ONE could never know hi- games, orr what ne
Ia, narr, it was truthful and Ia, heart tree from
AMI De- armed with hm everywhere a sweet angelic
The in. he gave. the wink. he wunk were marvcs for
Ant n the boys were much mnro,cd 10y his true rie.o
hul %. 'son'-ila. TIE good old man was corncrtd on
And il canci INN on 80 u,orou.hl, he's had to take
That WAS what the poet said or might have
said. or should iay" said; You ulys your money
ana You takes Nuur choice. Uncle pnnl has
been taking rest now for n couple Of years.
sIend'n@ the Summers M in Putnam county
whrr' me- WIS ODre a SIR Nl and cuirrprisiug
Irovrr and passing tho winter IN the city H.
IN, ip"t,nit "a ~ui! brought against him 10y "A
broker WIKI Whom hr had some transactions
before p" ion the ~fr'ni. HI appnaran,. in
,nuIt hur" ~ som" attention. and gay, the
lawyers a CHANCE To- st traps for him, which he
nolsei VIVA the : lh' clever cunning HAT char
H-tcr2cd him in thn old times. There has been
n great mprovnm nj In Uncle Dan'fs health
rih'cihe lawyers tNaminrd him about his prop
cry Just BEFORE o." bankruptcy Proceedings.
uoi ansWr ra uu.s tion without endnngorirg his
lt l'i- uir. Il' Nur old man Was son worry
III .n gay t'ai ..#t r-. iall in 70 away Jest
Nh lr uN.-il .i- -N .Nil LiI ilin. nud wiiHn they
rDurnd irw. days lHirr ., wasn't tlrrc. lut
la'. ,,ln" OIL tAr OuDI.rN. Aiirrt tl.y coulal.
inl him. Nacn MY na''y dis'oJcrr1 ~
ci.y Gun-t. ii- he could answer were tAe ,u-y
on s.Nni. "a aid not tlA bis Str-u-tA.
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f"WM' 'fn'iNr t'Haif,0if
iione -hc were here, who knew
iur secret paths at iicli, aud woods,
AlI Miirin thr earliest Wild tllWrI- through
nfi iin>scs push their dHintf hoods,
w e. voice Wns like mothers call
Iu thrni and hlic thrul wake aud rise
Al mark tie morning splrndurs iill
IN hllsis OF pearl lrOin tender shles
Il onl, she were here. to see
III. lani-cap" irc'lcrins hour by hour.
NM watch iu nN"ric plant ami tree
Iuf .NNl uniod IA hu and flower.
IlNrcomr back from sunny Lands
lhr hM.ulr,l' mat have ttrricl long,
Orircd with her own loving hlud,
The bright, fvd-brrastcd prince VI song
Il,9rishtcmns down tn accustomed walk,
She came 10 welcome friend and guest,
To share Oui hght unstucd talk
AM sparkle at Tie rising lest,
or. leading on to nuhlor themes,
ln at and sciencc play the sage
Aud rant, sin prophetic dreams.
furrtll thc wonders OF the age -
c9l,nIl She return, snow the spung
Returns in =. hes of green and ,uli,
when love nid song are ON the WING
Anl heart, forget that they are old
This nirncc ol lite would be-
Nuo,c pulsns, thul the glowing AR
Anl quio ken over land and sea-
And shall W.. doubt Inv presence here,
SNui ui li-ht, because orr eyes
Nrncd ln This rlrihl, atmosphere.
SOC not tic ~ ANru that near IT, lies,
Murr lNins thou than we. whu stand
within tho shnduW Of the Years,
Nlus" glimpscs ui u better land
Arc causlt tlrnush cNelld, wet with tcLrs--
And 30 IN hope We wait aud sec
TIE springs return and suuncrsg 90
Illll hiug rs ucArrr unto thee.
Who an beside rs, ,iucc We know
Whatever range Inv ii-ht NAV take,
lii step, thou surely Wit rrtrlcc--
Love binds with cords death cannot brcnk
Ana draws thee nom the realms VI space
v.D.P.
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MY Primrose.

Fath, Sm hf .~A1| Tme.
N, hltlc Iuniro". ..nilc flower.
THE dnrlil- uf how mnny ana hour
Mhgn thou and |. Co.. ii,r. ~
In sheltered peace ON stnliuiul days
About thee hrool- % quiet hush
Amt vet the sifniu,A ri d blush
That once ha'h .tirui the ,r,tul air
j. lranr' d ui,u Thy petals iair
Nor hii. nor iu'icrfv. mort cr.
liuth ever whispered love 10 thee.
Nur sunbeam NrniuiNd tntiir~-.
Zoo bold. thy sweet uuronsi iou.ncss
Why, then, the dream OF rnscatc glow,
50 iiini upon Thy NlrFiu Snow
tlu.i tllDuNI,ihr how dear thou arr,
Wine Mih''t blossom tom, heart
How m my daiui, grace 500
pledge "a lovely thln-. o. lee.
And wait. Mhrn thou hast bad thy day
Iosreot 'ii, iloNrly l!cldso. Ma,
The wildwood treasure. GOV ant sweet
The bloom ~ -lrltu, amt the nrri
Large rapture ~ the orchard tnun
In that dr hshtlul tmr tocomc,
W,ll say hut this whioh thou do,i "a,
81 ,niilt 60 my suNl t. lt.
- The lnld who hrrps liz promises
l. near thee tNVI. ioai 10 bless.
so spnAon word III, heart Targets
The hour lur leaf uid hul lig SIT.
Who trrs lor ira-llr llnwcr SHAH be-
slr"hs defence 10 thlnr and thee
Snilc on, my little lIinro-, fan.
shed ihini"st perfume uii tir an.
The winds may rave, tllr RAM ma, fan
bWl VIZ ARE hhpr} lhruush Al all
MARc,GHr l. siNGstHR
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Two ma..,,d mon rolc up IL tho house az
Ears IN i~t-r WHO lvr- about ono a. le north
81 AiNalndo, johnson county Texas on last
Friday night. and. ieynlliul. down siN-~hoot.rs
IN thr l..ntlrnun. domanDod ali tho money ne
lad about ia" PREMISES The pal-on. under
n" circuu-tanns. ali ~ any one else would
dn, ana gave up tho sum. amounting IT, about
sJlo. During the srnrch one robbers mask
iel. disclosing 70 the n-tnni-hcd parsons ga2e
~. After iaoroushly searrhin.; tie house Tho
robbers mounted their horses and LETT at u full
gduol; The Ihrson Immediately mounted one
81 his horses and reported the cir 'un-tanccs nj
ANAraIp. pus~e Of citizens were soon in hot
pursuit 9t the daring band. and. after a several
them, Amos Powell u well-known citizen Of Al,
Wrato. AMI sam Parker. Deputy Sheriff OF that
county. From these they succeeded in getting
the names Of thg othrr, implicated and the dis
closure resulted in the caItur" Of the entire
gang. Charley Gill. Lee CWhcy. aud John
Johnson wer" the names Of the other three all
being wel-known citizens Of Akarndo They
were taken 10 ClcDurne and lodged in lall.
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mrs. BESJ.IUIN VIDE.


Mr.. Bouignin T. Wade wa- not an ac-
knanle i-'d lDidor % Wash inaton society dur
m l,s iu.| anls long Scnai 0ual term of ser
important member thereof Shcwas a. lady II
wid" though not r'Warkahln ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
Her Gonoial reading had been eX ,nsivc. On
l--in- = raiur. and pDlit al gossip she WIS
horou :ll} posted Il"r linguistic a'aonp llsh-
M 1T ler. iu'aSrc. lint -gn rnty strong 10
an rul'l corn r thai she. like other prominent
ladies'. go frequently meet Will in lif0. ShcWis
2 ~Nc1,' graceful ami cliiiHandlng- lophin
lh'N. ~ + dress was never r. markuhl r Tor ANY,
l.li- cN'cl !. aiup--. She never dressed in
me fullest fashion. nor wore tle richest goods
.f lA' mg-l cAirH'a.aht coiurs. The most
luAu..ant thing aho at hrr was her Ions. waV-
uli.. tliai hav. moved In M upper circles 81
s,'icty n Washington ilrtn. iu,'i tv,nt, vars.
b. Nnn have SURPRISED Mrs.. Wade iu the on-
li iNt,. .HaN 40. hal nil-nnl 'niy beautiful
Sic conducted nearly. If not quito, all Of the
- mac irNalr corr nd IA 'c. as hc bitterly
rao Of 10 his i2e, ms Il ryner an ~ tYg nrlr
n-- stant. for hc u- much di lll.ed tl pore over
S-' l'ai ani Complied and 1ig.-t. anil nSI
i.' ii ''riN for hi- 'rimmirg iiis Wis tus
fHNl .-l 90 i' ni Nui l"r. MN~ TIE -iudIoH-
"'' li n-i"h NJ .n'. IL" i."i tlr ,'DurlE aud
arrange o. iaai r...- fr u..rI.,l ~ur W.-
W 'r' i-Ii. Does uni dai. .'u- uni d. tlui;. 81" Nos
TYP ~. Ing. "i' ""i.il.. ~"
"N. 't'l ''ri' Ih ln' Nii'lAr. sliH wills % am
j" jos ST.. uIf 10. ali t..4l.auYr: s.le
ml n1t, lu, Wl. W.rr rdrr. ai'l -llril-
marry 1lr. Wuleunrl nowa- ii. hut -le was
'.nn' reH4. iler l...d u maine w.,- ii"-on-
others ~ Mr.. T.. pai-,l -.a, A-Haaum. OhIo.
iNr iNNff-~'N'n ans SHE Wa- her hu-hani'-
rNn i..,i 'ouii nul, "a. through = nl and oy.l re-
most D,rnilii -rou"~ il Ana tririin history. AMI
atuiluu .NlOn he. wa- onrof ill., sr..t trim,
l.l ffHfH . HIf D. 0. .fas
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Tile WARS TURNING POINT.
GEN TOTLIBJ;v ON TJTE INVESTMENT
md CIPTrRE or PLEJNf.
Dficiai Report of the Grent Engineer Dcscrib-
Ing the Operations Against Osmnn pnshn's
Stronghold Down 20 the Final surrender.

Fon,h J,Dnajh S, r,,yJou,y. ~ II
Tho iirdiiic RVsso has just published the
following report addressed 10y Gen. Totlcbcn 10
bis Imperial Highncss the Grand Duke
Nicholas Commander in Chief Of the Army
pf the South. upon the operations around
clovna up to the date Of the surrender OF the
nrmy that defended the place:
The army Of Osman pasha occupied under
Ill" walls Of lcynn an intrcnchcd camp very
easy to defend and presenting several iornids
Sone ptnv h"ilrn That city since the latter part
OfJuly. had rendered still moro strong hythking
plyantagr " all the natural resources al he
pliee. and improving them 10y SAP works. Ihe
power Of resistance Of thcsc works was rem
leaders and the groat quantity 81 cartridges
with which the enemy was supplied. and which
enabled him 80 eover win perfect hail oi Lend
all the ground iu front ~ tho-. works Tor a dis
lance Of about milo and a hall. Apart from
that The positions Of the enemy 10y their width
and depth enabled him To- keep his reserves
outside the range Of our artillery. In fine. all
The ravings centred near the town itself. and
thus enabled the Turkish rcs' rvcs in ease Of
attack ON our part To conccutrat" Immediately
upon the Threatened point These conditions
measure the failurc of the assault oi tho Juth
and 3isi ui august upon the works Of pleyna.
andthc decision arrived at to spare the Useless
Shedding of blood by giving up all attempt to
storm The place and await the arrival ul re-
ENVIRONMENTS which would permit rs to pro-
This investment Of the intronrhod camp Of
Poyna was completed with the arrival 81 the
Guard corps. after the capture Of Gorny Dnuh-
sak on he Sophia road. "n the -, OF Ofn.
Der 10y the troops Of That corps. From that
limo forward the communications Of O-iuan
Pasha were finally cut of. and hs army lihd no
alternative hu to force the investment line or
surrcnicr when provisions should become cN-
Thc force oi resistance Of the Turkish forces
of Plevna. when the investment WIS Completed
depended. naturally. upon thn quantity of pro-
visions ON hand. Il was din dh To arrive at
any know.cls, # the nr,i-e quantity oi rl9,
visions at the disposal oi O-man Ia-,m; Int II
was estimated. according tn the reports which
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| division with two batteries served as reserve.
| Already. during the night, the PATROLS oi cav
airy reported n crcat concentration Of Turkish
| troops upon the Nid. The attack OF the Turks
S @p fRq na n RbS soro bcm M aioT
Gen. Danilow. OF tlic stan o. the Lnincrori ana
| ordered Tho Second Battery Of the Third Brigade
of Artillery. which occupied the battery in posi-.
tion No. g. 70 open ilre ana the Tenth Regiment
direction Of KoLany- Moguila. The Second
Brigade, with its batteries was also sent from
While these orders were being executed thcre
| was already light enough To- soc the Turkish
| troops which lad concentrated in front Of w
| during the night and which were followed by II
! train line OF wagons Of all kinds. The Turks,
having opened fire from their guns planted
| Nid to some distance below the bridge, rapidly
| dcployed their iOrces taking advantage Of the
! ing which covered che plain on both sides NJ
the river. and Of long strip of high ground
which was i'm front of the bridge. and which
sheltered The numerous troops masscd there
The altqck Of the cncmy upon tho trenches
occupied by the Third Division ot Grcnadiers
| was chniHctcrilcd by an extraordinary impetu.
| osity. Forward marched the thick lines Of
skirmishcrs. Immediately followed by dcploycd
/ The artillery followed the skrmishcrs. advance
| INK rapidly, stopping Occlsionall " to throw us
! shell and then fastening to rcjon the skirm-
In spite Of the rapidly Of the fire from our
| guns. AMI in spite Of the fire Of the infantry
posted in the intrcnchmcni-. the Turks lrav-
or~"d in less than thrcc-quartcrs of an hour
,ns rWaS Sm S' . luc IKE, fcr ,ro ,4nnLh
~ IN, ~. " " w. ~ l,ir,,
w." ,r1s of ib rhird ivisinn ot ;rsmainr W.
W. uS Vi Nv, LII, ,isi,n W ,n'i'iiris;
~ "res; ,,.p w % III , VI
VIC ,i.r ,h'f"ii, ,hn,, frund I'M f,,v
VIZ W. VIZ "tt',Hls tl'h, 'Y3ui'e W., a. l,W
,,p c Mn" p'n +; '1 hact the
,,n ''T ,,,r - i""T i ""Jni VIZ
the nnrmy and HE er.9,"r rorti"n ~ tkn m"gS
f al s ,'i a. =. g.. III W., Vit ". w. III. ui'n
, , r.r S XII ,TIn snpron "i ,,ir
,,,',,t - ii, ~ .,,, /, ,.,i. ~, - ~, ~,
a,,,, a., n ~ ~ Nv" -u.I' ga" lux
WI, ,'' ,, @riWH "i 'ni S'N v,nuf p.',hs,
',,,,i,,, ,i ,,,ri ',,o ,,i ME ~
,t 1t,,,.,i,',' ,7,i ,i, ~. I ~ III 80
,'','i,' NM, NM, i'i,H ,."u t'.iu r,il
,,,i 7Nl' l1,uas ,,SiIE Ips, lurk'
ii' h, n ,, 1hE li,any .In,nrn, 'oimnl,m,ed
,h ~, i,,N,t I'm ,i,ii,I IL VIZ" "nu ,mim1
HI, .on'ur' H. riiiIn nh,sry ni on" lhiru
XXI vn, a. WI WIllvm v, i,,i
in,,nr ilr,, VIZ ' ~ n''i Guy Sh' 'Iie
nnfin, i ui, oii ,iS u ~, nu''
,,, - W. IL, ~ = ~ W y. ny iin ~, NOV
lion, anI were only ablr To carry away six ..uns.
th. hur-. - oi the two others having been Killed.
The Tenth Regiment If Grcnulicr- ~ Iinir
Russ ID. haVinl, arrived upnn the fold az battle
whll' the regiment of Siborin was engaged ifh
tho ,n"mv. was f1rnod in compani1 : and All.
vanD.d hv the inter. ticc lrtwnnn uurtta 4 ana
kop .ny-Mogula. LAWN. rallied the rreirnrnt
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POLICE MATTEHs.

New ORLEANS, January ~, 1878
Editor DemOcrdt- As a member of the 20
lice force | ask the privilege Of replying tt
articles which appeared IN your paper last
week on the twenty-third and twenty fifth. re,
spectively, over the signature Of : Economy,
relating TO police expenditures. In the inter
est Of fair play demand hearing ot our
side DC the question. "Econony' tries to
make US believe that we are favored 10y No 81
uur salaries are altogether too large,
and holds up his hands In holy
horror at our presumption. In asking,
like Oliver Twist. Tor more "Ee9nomy IL II
anxious To enact the role OF the blessed old
gentleman In the white .waistcpat, who went
n Heaven In an oak coffin with plated han
dies. aWhat. cir these policemen are overfed,
arc overfed. sir they must be taken down,
siri they are asking. for more pay; their
that $40 per month Is enough to live anu Sup
~ You say. Economy" that . dollar and q
half day Is enough for laboting man. Are
a superior order Of beingsp / tell you there
a,y men Ia the ranks Of labor who are the
pu,ials Of those Of oil other classes IN every
thing which constitutes manhood. They may
not have the art OF money-getting or hoard
ing, but that is an argument n their favor,
rather than otherwise. Your theory of cheap
living looks beautiful on paper. Practice 1T
yourself, and Hee how well y works. You
know. MIR. Economy that the police nave
not been paid a single dollar for tour months !
that cur time Ii utterly worthless DO YOU
know that for us there was no turkey on
Christmas or New Year.. that there
were no holiday presents for our, little
ones IN a few days the. month 81 IAN.
,,ary will he paid In cash. What good will 1t
do lis The brokers have got the most of 1t:
There IL $i2 30 to be paid to our good friend
Leon dodehaux, who clothes, the police for a
consideration. Economy will see at once
debts TO grocere, landlords etc, that
makes my hair stand UP. TO think about under
These circumstances. We have looked to our
General Assembly for relief. bill TO that ef-
John Fitzpatrick, and you and your endorser,
'r1'axpayer' are trying YOU best 70 prejudice
the members OF the body aforesaid against 1T,
but we don't intend TO let you and Taxpayer,
do all the talking, as we propose TO do some OF
Ii ourselves WM. H. STEVENS,
Patrulman. First Precinct.
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FOURTH DISTRICT COURT.

Smith Bros. 4 Go. VIZ. M. Finnerty.--Plain
tiffs bring auit for the recovery OF a balanc,
OF $40 80. due them by Finnerty on a bill o
groceries.
No. 44,glB. Daniel Lopez VIZ. Ed. Kelly.--pe-
titionef sues Kelly for $1,000 damages and for
a breach of contract whereby defendant had
30 haul a certain valuable boiler from one
place to REALTORS factory.
No. 44,9i3 Mrs. l.. jerks sues the Howe
Sewing Machine Company, through theii
agent for S23l4 damages, for sundry damages
and carrying away her sewing machine, where
with she earned her living.
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THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

Daniel Weaver va. Oh. II. Alter ct al
CAUSE act for trial on February q, 1878.
New Orleans National Banking Association
va, Mrs r, Rochefort ct al--Gause fixed tot
February a. 1878.
A, j, Gomila ct al. vs.. John Oalder-Con-
tinued indefinitely.
Mary Al Eisk Va. Clay Green ct al.--Reas-
signed FOR February a.
United States ys. A. ?. Noblom ct al-Case
continued until Thursday, January 81.
Robertson, Verdict of guilty on first and
ssycond counts.
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10 be presented to his Majesty. Rex, a court
costume is Indispensable. and all loyal subjects
will be interested in the notice given by Mont
gomery Il Co. that they have LARGO number of
elegant ones 60 dispose of at auction Clubs in
rs u and neighhoring cities will take notice and
GNvc-n themselves accordingly.
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SIXTH DISTRICT COURT.

Dennis Brady VIZ. Malone Wheclan.-Suit
for q prumissory note of $3.50.
JUDGMENT RENDERED..
In the suit Of nj. Magenthal va. Crescent
City Railroad, IN favor OF defendant.
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SECOND DISTRICT COURT.

The following SUGGESTIONS were opened:
No. 4D,Upe. Succession of Martin Casey.
No. sa.1oo. Succession Of Geo u. Teetzel.
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The following were among the departures by
the Mobile Fast Line last EVENING"
A.. Nj Mayo, st. Louis; John McMillen and
family, Jacksonville; Vim. Marka. New York
Patrick Egan, Chicago. ]. III. Stanherry, New
York; u. w. Taylor, S. Louis; w, L. Keenan,
A. g, Rosedale, New York; r. G. Gshbon, st,
Louis; J. G. Adams, Baltimore. O. j. Lawson
Nav York
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.

tThe DEMOCRAT IL responsible for none Of
She views expressed In the communications
under this head; but no communications will
be printed except from responsible paftiesl
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VARIETIES THEATRE.
AImEE.s FAREWELL PERFORMANCES.

AIMEEsS FAREWELL PERFORMANCES.
Monday E sMN IS EK aHhsh Rst B puoHrssr
Tuesday Evening-Only night OF -, r,,,,-r,r a
In LA FILE DIE MM1E ANdOT.
Wednesday Matinee Last time qf i .ses IL
famous work, LES CENT VIERdEs sioo
virgins1. ,.,- All.
Wednesday Evening benefit Of Mile, Marie
Aimee, and first prodnction n New u ,r,,aas
musical sensation. b.. MARJOLAlNB, with
everything new and Aimee In her original
creation. 49,, Ia, -.
Thursday, January si-Only time Of the new
version, In four acts. Of 0Genbach's favor
ite LA PER1CHULE.
Friday Evening, February Last time of LA
MARJOLA1NE,. a..
Saturday Noon-Farewe Aimee Matinee
GIROFLE-gIROELA.
Saturday Evening. FEBRUARY 2-1ast time OF
LA BELLE HELENE. >,
Sunday Evening, February s-Aimee's farewell
performance. ,
Monday, February 1.-The eminent tragedian,
Cardinal Richelleu. la2s .
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VARIETIES THEATRE.

Engagement for short season, commencing
Monday, February 4,
OF the eminent Trseedian, -
LAWRENCE BARRETT,
who will appear on Monday Evening. February
4, in Bulwer's grand historical play.
RICHELIEu.
Tuesday Evening, Feb. 5-The celebrated ro-
mantie drama Marble Heart, In which Mr., Bar,
Duehalet. Wednesday Matinee Romeo. and
Juliet Wednesday Evening, Feb. ee..-shake.
Evening. Feb. T-the beautiful Scotch Idyl, Hare
bell, or the Man O'Are Friday Evening, Feb.
e-Beneilt OF Lawrence Barrett, when he Will ap
Merchant OF Venice, and the comedy of David
Garriek. Saturday Matinee Marble Heart. Sat.
urday Evening, Feb. p-Richard Ill. Sale of
seats commences Thursday, at 10 a. M. at the
box office. jeso 1t
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by ,Telegrarh.l

JErFERsoNv1LIg, Ind, Jan. sa,To Capt Jno,
w. Cannon, The boat Jno. w Cannon Is in the
river all right. She Is much admired, and
draws a foot less than we expected.
HOWARD & co.
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THIRD DISTRICT COURT.

State OF Louisiana es rel Southern bank
VS. Ed. pilshury ct als.-Case argued and con
tinued till II O'Clock to-day.
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FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.

No 1868. Peet Yale h Bowling vs. j. =.
SMITH Plaintiffs brought suit for promis-
cory note OF 1908 90
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To-day and Tomorrow are the last days
ON which City Licenses can be paid at i've
pcr cent discount.