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A Dangerous Disease !

sD caGssF1 $50 . s1%ss," I. dss 2" :, II A. :. cured nv the uso IN, -C.,.rh
csmn.an.. rs. n n,c-ra,on Of IL. head. It's indca,ion. ar hs9sins. splitting.
matter msss s sgmnins f s.t + S.ss ~" " :. y, ,h ss 'h ors, Snz and h.., /" II, nS.
~. los ." smell. memory imnaired. daDne~ and disrtnas OF the heal. Offer in
chest o left side. and under !. shoulder e.a-. Indigestion usually s,end,
wmnto~.: others "nvp a.t vev it'll. main attends Cai.rrh until, tn Liver
from the head into the stomach. 1t end, in CoSsrNrrIoS.
The L-sihma,. CT I'D of C.nrh 1. nro.ehni.
can nc; by ny possibility, reach the liberated fousatn il ]. hsad; ~hsnc. the
eggrocats and ever cures the Catarrh. All such persons catch cold easily and
around the corruption within. while the patient has frequently hst all m Of
staaie. h hme 0l Hssa sa,a me o caS,e1 Sy s %nm pain IN Hr. n eS snr = and az i. u ~
? = his doctor IT. take this or that; perhaps even Coz Live, on pr.e1l~d. Per.
such sa1 stuff al into the poor faded stomach. The patient becomes sM nervous H. v%c.
her seat gloomy forehodines hang overhead: hundr .dA vA thousands in sach
|cFcsSmstanoss feel that TO die would be relief and many do wen ut the thread
% %ent vi breaks "a saa snd s% ds SaSs xfb sr n u, nsn p sSS dssc sIsST frm 'm shs no ann making i"s
. se ss5Tlei sa ssns Sn%o, sore One = my patients s.. lin , nS condition ss,a ". She is now
For all afiessd with Catarrh. in al it. develogm n s.7o. eve .,e.p.l,s
uses wnere ue bones the nose are fefed-my CatMrh SPECIFIC . q SAFE
Clean. ID H..l-M Motto
dies send brings the nsayo Corruption ont through the nostrls. and thus pre-
vents it from running down the throat and into the stomach. by thus keeping
heal permanently, Also for weak nerves. chronic headache and neuralgia my
Thousands ar dying in early life With con,m%paon who can look hack a few
vas possible SSe %y so 90 it will transform os features Of sesith and youth into
t fe ds n. }nnHs o ap I;sS, .S: %h. LIE the a !, 'S SqsaIi tine + e .. u Ia n""a as s%'s,"s s
a neglected Catarrh ends the consumperes grace
100000 Die OF :Cou.u~puoa'
Nor, More than 10000 die can annually ryf from nc consumption s n in in ; the; tnr Stat. e. ar, y a
cases were caused by Catarrh in the head. and had no known connection with
them xs!e in 3 morning q lie and hen YOUNG h..rt;.nc. cold n The &"
Physicians TesHmeny.
sm sss s. .% rn% Il I'm % %%sss ;as &C. sc : %:: .H z% H :II% Z S@ ia @ @% .ss s;. s% 'a&s Ia %G i IN
:rrmrr@ ne above named physicians n he consulted, r"r or % A@ :" NJ D ' Troy"
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Our readers viii notice the large doubae
column advertisement In reference 70 Q Ca
ARE CuRe. Mr.. Childs was for many wears
. great eufferer from this diseaee, and ct times
defpaired Of his life. By study and expert
msnt he discovered . syStsm OF cue of this
disease, which has bafled the skill OF physt-
clans for many years The IL certain, th rough
and scientific. Mr.. Childs' reputation and
character Sec re him the confidence of his
patrons, who are assured that they are not
dealing With . man that has . patent to sell,
but . simple remedy. Mr.. Chiids has nearly
ok thousand patients scattered over the
country, and Thousands mose he has cured
pegwspently.
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Give Heed! AHsld isoften thought to
it gets such . hold on the lungs Is 70 imperil
the life of the ~consumptive patient|&hen and
not until then do many think s~erioualy Of re-
lief, when it often comes to late; what foolish
negligence, We say, when as cent hottie of
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completely cured my child Of . severe case q
Group. I have used . great many different
Cough medicines. but have never found nya 20
efficient rs DR.. xarshall'a. ]. W. SPElLMAN,
Elkhar Ind :
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BILlOUANE00 AND HEADACUk
cured by taking Quirk's Irish Tea. Price 3 cts. per
package. Sold by druREists.
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DYSPEPSIA is often caused BY eating sour
bread. TWIN BROTHERS YEAST always makes
sweet bread.
Moral: Use TWIN BROrHERs YEAST.
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Neither does Dooley's Baking Powder. match
less for all kinds Of bread and pastry. The
purest cream tartar made from grape Juice 1,
used in its composition. And each can IL ex-
actly full weight It's not merely . question
of economy in purse, however. The products
in which it is used are most healthy and def+
ciOuS.
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Rev T p CGA-D Dear rI h.hh have rnrn To ya long 9 to1tya s. hs .grs med
q Sennse Ss .~~a " hS~. MAKING me asEe@ My-E m" H .r@n4 and .hI %sAz ia,
80 S 81 sa am : M% S1 ma 30 m rye Sse" f@. nnh way as ns11~%t sMns r. fsrs@
Late Te1imaaial&
- 49, @a1 yT mh.mnt mTwnr ne And In.h az. 81 ~t M CI mr In ~ a. a.
~GpnlNv Wknm M cas- When Icmmen~c rrru To- ri .ms u1any df hr es Inn
fe0hh H ts11hy veil and my hearing 10 "TT MaMN ~ RTI az s. an en- nwrgm T gr nSr,
M Gsr Of x-vme Is. .~ in .rcni letter Il you'd nE af .tSu.ndd da-h Tu~S ~m
%6SNbG Lee Of Coawd ia. fl. letter dd Nv l. sM n. Il have never paid Out u~- rr
an my life nGh has venD me such sfsNrhns yurm e1oB--
A Case u Catarrhal Csa~umptisa Cured.
%m ma sr %mmng Nv mssa %d M mnr rn@ yrT .rn STs @@1n.a I.s sm q.
hrn ba mend hmuedAey Tm Wiz phegm o~~dp .rgmnH.n and us nh.anz sn- n -n-wS
= ms and G.~dIr .1Sq quite Ms..ey and h.s 20 tns-nfan -.@r :. 81 rd
n thank ts L1 that ever pFrc your m-ccH-a and shall ever pray. g your .ao~. IUy gr rBd
= Lme Sn4A How ard Co. Iowa RACHE sTkwAET-
Inc undnHurd@ tvmrd. neat onrnvsno~ by .hh rmt Children o1 ~ ure ~eoszlym 1
rs nnG pssr KEEP OPEN and Gods NOT N ..dto e. but broken up shea Eu.aea and . -Rd
oaErhp prevented
Evrnuhnsk novnu to good tn IN rrnfm>nt u NaiC aGrn Ihpa- b-nhA w lung ts~.o u-
hesh fun At 50 that with be CHrrhs pass nsn rny sm S. auaoktM a%s ueH r. ncrinx
In n nv y m mE n@ s MI. Mhh s %@ eMmp Sshnn H%Me 81 E~ Ga s@d But mpR%T rG I'M ne -. 20.
and % =. PART you .. isa cnrGsrr PIC. h. Al sr-sT h@nss IN Ss4sy snr.ss
i'm raun stamp
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The Pat Wood Box Shoe Backing is the
best novelty yet introduced for the purpose.
If yO0 have never used Carter's Little
Liver Pills, 60 At once to the nearest drug store
and get q vial. They WIN surely please You.
We are glad to assure our readers that the
Great English Remedy Is meeting with the
sncress its merits 50 Justly deserve in the cure
Of Coughs and Colds.
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sHANR RInnR IL

STONE RIDGE. Ulster Co. n. Y.
VAN DECsFN BRoTHkRs-DEAk SIEs: Your Worm
Confections have been invaluable 10 us. Last sum-
mer our little boy two years old DISCHARGED about one
hundred worms In three days. using half Q dozen Of
your Worm CONNECTIONS. Yours.
J.. L. MCNAIR
p. :. l am glad Of this opportunity to bear testi-
mony 10 the value VI Van beusen's Worm Confec-
tfons. NCN
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Money 10 lADan-By the State Insur-
ance Co. of Dies Moines. Address, JNo. 4. Ell
rInTT President
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lie Cautious.

Five years age. when l first announced tn the world that "Cataryh could he
c1ed" it was the only announcement OF the kind then Z" be foInd. AZ. or nearly
hac at the drug stores labeled -Casr1h S'" = Now what More than twenty
who had advertised their "bhtHr" sn onics" and DGetrums Of ALL ors. and
claimed for them almost miraculous over to cur long catalogue OF disease
really changed their medicines to suit the DEVELOPMENT of Nasal Catarrh. which
has but recently become prevslentY Be not deceived
epcal Remashs
The Specifc is regarded nv the best of judges n being the mos complete sys
tenn or the treatment Of Nasal Cstarh ever devised. Indeed. there does not ap
pear tob e ANYTHING lacking in its perfect adaptation to the honid disease In aIOf
it's loahsome, painful and dangerous developments. 1t is really two systems
combined: for in addition to The regular treatment for Catarrh in
the nasal passages. it includes q fine system for inhahnR warm. medicaied vapoG.
and for passing it all along the air pipes. and yer along the custachian tube.
without pain o. difficulty.
n One Medicine
Can BY any possibility cure Catarrh. when it spreads n above described through
the nasal passages. throat, and bronchial pipes Here lies the secret of the un
euccee & my treatment Some of The six excellent CataTIh medicines
vhich ] send, ~ all combined. an Just sure to follow it into all of its hiding
place. search it out and destroy IT, no matter where located. In has taken nr
xhore the mednated water IN not reach it, then the mediatd nape1 surely uI
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."9X.

The following letter is from the Pas
tor of one Of the oldest and most re-
spectacle churches in America:
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BOSTON TESTIMONY.

UMe tau my 1sumsr he used your. aarhH mrys sTd four s~s rh me and Hr.o~- @u-f ~h
3 q know snnan ysnnfy your na1h- Remedy have stated n~f ~f.o him hahkHxG ai lever
:" IL HSoyMf @a.ys ole .eY.SSsn n B.% Srvs.h%.ns Jan u 81
Sasr Es We sMS declines Mshsrsa 90 msns inquiry. - -rsr~d -h snsh~tTy -
iSs % %Ssma The s seHns%s. 81 ssnss E. ss a.: Int b m%a.aS, q :. Tat ea~g
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Ii CENTENNIAL CALENDER.-J. II. Ieilin
4 Co. proprietor of that well known and ex
cellent medicine, Simmons Liver Regulator.
have issued 100000 copies of their ''Centen-
NAL Calendar for 1873. for gratuitous distri-
button. Ii contains besides the usual tables
and calculations of an almanac, a large amount
Of general information. Druggists generally
are supplied with it, or II NAV be obtained Of
j. H.. Zeilin X Co, by sending q one cent
stamp Ia nav hostage.
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tion." snarled the defendants counsel.
throwing a bitterly knowing look upon
the jury.
Il objected further" resumed the
plaintiff counsel. to the question of
my learned brother. Wa the witness
in the cheese bushes in 1852 What.
your Honor. has the cheese question to
do with the demand of my deeply injur-
ed client for damages for breach of
promise?"
Your Honor" remarked the defend
ants counsel. LAT the time the witness
was in the cheese business"
Il object violently interrupted the
plaintiff counsel. 1T has not been
shown that the witness Udsi in the cheese
business
Objection sustained" said theJudge
shortly The gentleman will not as
sumo As truth that which remains to be
shown by evidence"
Very well. your Honor" responded
the defendants attorney. Il propose
to show by the question that in 1854 the
plaintiff in this case lived within a mile
of the witness at present On the stand"
Il object" repeated the plaintiff
"'oihN Ink iucStioH- a L Sdiu III
the beginning of this discussion. is i'm
material and irrelevant"
The objection is o%verruled," re-
marked the Judge. placidly. The
defendants counsel will put the ques-
ton"
Sir" asked the defendants coun-
sci of the witness. looking as sweet as
a bank of June roses of a summer MORN
ing, after a dreadful storm, .were you
engaged in the cheese business in 1882
Il was not, sir" answered the wit
ness, promptly. Il was peddling pat
ent rights in Californy."
The case at last accounts was still on.
And, merciful heavens! it is going to be
on until the last syllable Of recorded
Hme.-R0chester Democrat.
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Burnet1's COcOaine, for promoting
the growth Of, and identifying the hair. and
rendering II dark and glossy. The Cocoaine
holds, in a liquid form, q large proportion Of
deOdorized Cocoanut Oil. prepared expressly
for this purpose. No other compound posses
SEES the peculiar properties which SO exactly
suit the various conditions Of the human hair
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w '-.ts traaT irsares. $780, As-es
trHs# .ar4-sH s za q $685. r .Es vert
sT~s rFesss s. T..s Ers 80 ~n go
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rtsIE srg E ~ haHf TrFa--E . Gesss-- 49,
u.ass So CSC = 81 lras Aak r.sF SsEy-
frsH frzrr sr-rs p-r hsrs - %sE. = -
FFs1. rssEIff - 4 "a Ussl 90 NHs-r- a No.
Lra ~ H. 80 2 " Erufs. gshu1ar
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10 Carriers Extract of Smart Weed for break
ing up a cold and curing hoarseness. pain il
the breast, side or back. soreness of the flesl
and bones, stiffness OF the joints, mumps
sWelled neck. etc.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-20
TO THE LADIES.

DR.. BILLE, has returned from Paris and
opened an office at 1856 Canal street, between
Dryades and Rampant. DR.. Billie has the So.
cret of Ninon de PEnclos. who. up to her death
In her seventy-second year of age, retained the
beauty. vvacity and spirit as when she was
twenty years of age. By Dr. Bille's treatment
which is pleasant, even enjoyable, ladies can do
away with all cosmetics and paints, as the 8 skin q.
wonted lustre and strength, and .yiyacity re-
turns. The old become young and the young.
who have ruined themselves with late hous.
and excuses become beautiful and full Of the
troubles peculiar to ladies' treated by a harmless
and painless method. Consultations and cor.
respondence strictly confidential.
de9 tt DIR. BILLIE. 1876 Canal street.
SoULE's COMMERCIAL COLLEGE AND
y Literary lnstitute.-Day and evening ses.
sions the entire year: elective SYSTEM, 80
branches of study; daily lectures: gymnasium
exercise; special care given to native capacity,
disposition, manners. health and morals: nom
sectarian; students free to college. literary and
debating society: full faculty; large, well ven-
ti1ated study rooms. and all necessary appara-
tus: special classes in particular studies. for
boys. at from 81 to S. per month.
fel6ly GEO. S0ULE. President,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-20
THE NEW ORLEANS DEMooRA1, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 90 1878

that can properly do under the circum-
Confederation Of the city charter bill was 70.
on motion Of Mr.. Dejoia, section was 80
amended. as to make the Board of Aldermen
consist OF seventeen members, one from each
Under suspension Of the rules Mr.. Gaskins'
bill providing for the appointpent Of an Assist,
Orleans, was reconsi deIed ord finally PASSED.
Gen. Young introduced a bill to authorize the
Secretary Of State to. employ 9 clerk, to be
OF $500 per year. The bill was fnally passed.
The city. charter bill was again taken under
Mr.. Cressy moved to amend by making the
Administrator of improvements elected for
four yeats Adopted.
Mr.. Shakespeare moved to amend by reducing
the salaries Of administrators from $4,000 to
| $4,000 per year. Adopted
[At this juncture he hIlarity Of the House had
sessnn Wh oacbyr r nns drns h
fulness the most dignifled members engaged In
mimic warfare and began to pelt each other
the dignity of Louisiana legislation.l
Mr. oressy moved TO s ansnd SO as to reduce
A. motion was then made to suspend The rules
and pass the bill. and was lost.
Mr.. jonas opposed the motion. and said the
bill. as passed. was no improvement on the ex-
istinR establishmt mt
The House refused to suspend the rules.
The committee Of conference on the deflci.
ency bill renorted. and the report was adopted
and the bill finally passed.
Mr.. Fitzpatrick offered "a resolution to pay
the three Su pernumerary police In attendance
on The House the sum IF sioo EACH Passed.
MIR. Hahn introduced resolution Of thanks
to speaker Bush. Passed.
A similar. resolution Of thacks to the en-
ployees OF the House was passed.
"A communication was received from Hon, r.
N. Lusher, superintendent Of Public Educa-
ton, stating that II the bill passed by tho Sen.
ME In relation 10 the Department OF Education
was not passed. the parishes of st. Landry and
Claiborne would suffer 81 risus injustice. The
bill was indefinitely postponed.
A message from the Governor was received,
announcing, his approval of the mileage and
per diem bill.
The House was in such uproar that 1t was
impossible to ascertain what was done.
The Speaker, in announcing the adjourn
ment 81 the House. ex pressed his grateful ap-
probation Of the courtesy he had Invariably re-
ceived from each member Of the House during
his incumbency Of the chair as Speaker.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-20
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.

Judge Rogers yesterday rendered quito a
number of decisions.
In the case OF Avendano Bros vs. f. Gonthier
he Dismissed the suit. plaintiff to pay such
costs as had accrued since deposit was made
in court by the defendant the latter to pay those
accruing before.
In the case If DR.. G. II. Tebault vs. Geo. C.
Norcross. the rule for p new trial was refused.
q. M, Gastrail vs. Ghrandeli & Cogroe, the
Judge made a rule abb olute so as to order the
garnishees in the suit. s. B. Newman & Co., to
turn over to the sheriff the amount of s275 o.
in their hands. less attorneys ices. SIS.
The exception to plaintiffs petition in the case
Of Jurey u Harris VS.. H. f. Simrail was sus-
tanned.
Crescent City Live Stock Landing and
Slaughter House Compan vs.. Jno. Guidere ct
als.-Exception lis pendens dismissed
Jos. Billgery ct ais. VS.. Thos. Ferguson.-New
trial refused.
The mar damus case involving the legality OF
the bonds issued to the New Orleans and Texas
Railway. was continued one week on the appli-
cation of the Attorney General.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-20
RAILROAD PERSONALS.

The following were the departures by the ia
yorite Mobile Inc last evening; g. H. Seaver.
New York; Capt. Jose Hart. Louisville; Capt.
ter. Jacksonville: G.. S. Stearns. Cincinnati
Capt. s. s. Brown and wife. Louisville: Miguel
Fernandez. New York; Chas. W. Bein, Jackson
Vile: Capt John Cannon and family, Louis
vile: B. Hayes. Jos. E. Jefferson and family,
New York
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-20
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

wife, Chicago: Geo W Mcleod and V WIFE, Vie Il is i
Homer and wife. Miss V Homer. Arkansas; T
s. Randle,, Texas: Walter Shewell. Philadel-
q A Smith. city; saIn'l P Guyes. Baton Rouge
Hinckson. New York; OF Fish. Mobile; d d
Edgerston; Fort Wayne; WC Hunnstone, Chi
cage; 0 V Shearer, E W Foster. city; NJ ia
mar. U s. A: J H Acklen. st Mary; S OLer-
mayer; Gincin4nati; Il g Walker, Teche.
Starsey.- wife and child. Bastrop; Ike Gillen.
river; NJ Watson, coast: E Y Early. Meridian
Denny Pascagoqla:J Thompson. Missis.
Hope; Mrs NJ Scales. VIM r Pillow. Green
wood: Geo Harrison. Minneapolis; E B Long,
Cincinnati; G W Hunter. Mississippi; A j
Indianapolis; Mrs G Lyon, Flint; R F Rites,
Pennsylvania; W Bailey, Alabama F L Lawrey
and wife Texas
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-20
SUPERIOR CRIMINAL COURT.

ACQUITTED.
VIM. Gain. charged with assault and battery
on police officer.
PUT ON THE DEAD DOCKET,
The case Of Frank Kuchental who Is charged
with embezzlement.
PLEADED NOT GUILTY,
Burglary-Robert Field.
Carrying concealed weapons-Barney Hoss-
man.
Northumberland Madison.
SENTENCED.
Petty larceny-Jos. Parker. ten days in the
Parish Prison.
During the day the Grand Jury was In ses-
sion.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-20
THE COURTS.
UNITED STATE CIRCUIT COURT.

Before Judge Billings, the jury in the case
Of the United States Va. W. j. Patterson. for PEN
atty for violation Of the navigation laws. was
locked no. with instructions to bring in a sealed
verdict.
United States VS.. Smith Hawkins -Indict.
ment for carving on business as retail dealer
The jury rendered vel dict of guilty on the
first count of the indictment. Defendant was
remanded to await sentence.
I'M ted States vs.. J. Observation-Disclosures for
carrying on business OF retail dealer In tobacco
without payment of a special tax. Continued
until Friday. at l o'clock .. m.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-20
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT.

Judge Houston yesterday decided the case OF
Sweeny Il Cosgroye VS.. the Louisiana Canal and
land Improvement Company. The suit was
for the val ue Of cargo OF fish. detained in
canal by def ndants fault so that 1t missed the
morning market. The canal owners allowed
the sediment to acoumu lats in the lock 80 that
responsible for the loss. Numerous authorities
were cited by Judge Houston to support this
view.
Widow J. P. Chopin VS.. Thos. s. Waterman
Judgment for s4l4, actual damages, fer mis-
taken seizure Of a stand in the French Market.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-20
CANCELLATION or BOND.
STATE or LOUISIANA. /
EwnffY1ffua T1ana n rtnnf

STATE or LoursrAxA,
Executive Department.
Whereas, DR.. ALCEE CHASTANT, OF the city
of New Orleans, has this day applied to me for
the cancellation of bond furnished and SUBJ
scribed by him on the twenty-eighth day of Mo-
vember, 1874. as principal, for the sum OF
twenty-five thousand dollars, with James M.
Walsh. w. p Freret. e. J. Fox, =. Frederickson
and J. Hernandez rs securities. conditioned for
the faithful performance and discharge of the
duties of said DR.. Alcee Chastant as coroner
Of the upper district of New Orleans composed
OF the First. Fourth, Fifth, Sixth and Seventh
Districts thereof:
Now. therefore, /, FRANCIS T. NICHOLAS,
Governor of the State of Louisiana. have
thought proper to issue this my proclamation,
calling upon all persons having an interest
herein to show cause. in writing. at the
office Of the Secretary Of state, in the city Of
New Orleans why said bond should not be
cancelled and annulled. and the above named
securities discharged from any further liabili-
ties in the premises.
In testimony whereof. I have hereunto affixed
my signature and caused the seal of the State
Of Louisiana 10 be hereunto attached, at the city
Of New Orleans this nineteenth day Of Feb
ruary. In the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and seventy-eight and OF the
independence of the United States OF America
the one hundred and second year.
FRANCIS r. NICHOLS,
Governor Of the State of Louisiana.
BY the Governor:
WILL, A. STRONG.
Secretary of State mh2
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-20
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT.

Mrs. e. Coffey brings suit before Judge
Rightnr against the Knickerbocker Life Insur-
ancee ComDtny on policy of $1,000 on the life of
her husband.
Simon Block VS.. Meyers & Levi ct al-Judg-
ment rendered for plaintiff for $1,000, with inter
est.
r. J. Gasauet VS.. A. Wolf Judgment rem.
dered for plaintiff for 1898 rs.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-20

Stanb who keeps at Goldthwates bookstore.
on Exchange Alley, near the corner Of Canal
street. has sent. US lot of papers from the
North, East and West, as well as illustrated
periodicals.
The anti-monopolist., 1878-06-06

Prepared by Il. v. PIERCE, M. D., Sole
Proprietor, at the WORLD'S DIsPENSARY
Buffalo. N. \.
The anti-monopolist., 1878-06-06
HOW THE APOSTLES DIED.

/. Peter was crucified in Rome. at
his own request. head downward.
>. Andrew was crusified by being
tied to cross by cord in which he
swung two days-exhoTting the peo-
pie till he expired. g.
;. James the Great. was beheaded
by order of Herod at Jerusalem.
1. James the Less, was thrown
from high pinnacle. then stoned,
ami finally killed by Fuller club.
). Philip was bound and hanged
against q pillar
s. Bartholomew was fayed to
death by command Of a barbarons
King.
/. Matthew was killed with hal
berd.
S. Thomas. while at prayer. was
killed with shower of lances. and
afterward run through the body with
lance.
2. Simon was crusified.
10. Thaddeus and Judas were
crushen on earth.