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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-26
CAPITOL NOTES.

Tho bill for the relief Of the city. appro-
priating $4,000 for police expenses early in
1877. finally passed the Senate yesterday
Gov. Nichols approved several bills yes
terdav and will to-day send them to tho re-
speotive houses from which they originated
Those who desire a removal of the capital
instanter to Baton Rouge have agreed to sub
NIT the question Of the removal to q vote Of
the people of the State. and 1t was doubtless
with that view that the amendment to- or
constitutional substitute for, the bill was pro-
scented by Mr. Burch in the Senate yesterday.
1t wasn't very easy matter, after all to Sc
cure those twenty-four votes.
The Senate Committee on Elections met In
executive session ut 7 o'clock last night and
discussed the Moore-Cage contested election
case for two hours. Rumor has it that the
result of tho deiheration was q majority vote
to unseat Mr.. Cage and refer the election back
to the people; the report will be made tn the
Senate tomorrow morning, and that there
will be two reports.
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THE sT. JAMES HOTEL.

Yesterday that elegant and popular hotel
the st. James, was reopened by Mr.. Jas. r.
Ieake, who has been for number Of teare
connected with our principal hotels. The st.
James ia one Of The most elegant establish
ments In The South and has been very re-
Gently fitted up and refurnished from top to
bottom. Mr.. Leake thoroughly understands
ST. James under his management will be one
of the most popular of or hotels.
Mr. Walter Bell, well known in this city
and throughout Mississippi, ia chief clerk.
Every arrangement has been made to make
the st. James q first class hotel, and we have
no doubt it will receive full and deserved
share of public patronage.
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MARINE NRw1.

sourHwEsr pass Feb %, 8 p. m.-Barometer
80 %; wind northeast. light
Arrived American schooner Jhhn Atwood
Huutermann master. days from Ruatan, with
fruit to J. ?. Machaea n Bro.
Norwegian bark Progress, 'Tellefsan master,
"a days from grimatead III ballast, To master.
Swedish bark Peru. Hkoldebrand master. ~
days from Dover In ballast. to master
No departures,
light; weather hazy and cool.
No arrivals.
Railed Steamer Ithurlel Steamer Texas bark
pietaminster ang, bark Henrietta.
NEW yoRR. Feb. 2s.-The steamship uermanic
from Liverpool, City Of Austin from Fernan-
dina, Aceapnco from Aspinwell. Algiers from
New Orleans, and Iepanto from Hull have ar
rived Mt handy Hook.
NEW YoRR, Feb. 2s Arrived: Hermann from
Bremen, Acapulco from Asrinwall. Germanc
from LIVERPOOL. lieppntr from HUI
PORTLAND. Feb. 25.-Sailed Elphinstone for
Glasgow.
PLYMOUTH, Feb. qs-Arrived aellert from
New York for Hamburg
LttFRrooh. Feb 2s-Arrived. rennsrlvania
from Philadelphia. City Of Montreal from New
York.
BREMEN. Feb 2s.-Arrived Baltimore from
baltimore
LONDON, Feb as.-Arrived: Anglia from New
York |
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BEWARE OF THE swlspLER.
A psnrslD Railroad Agent Amongst GU.
NNas.sellers,

A party styling himself W. A, II towan,
from Richmond. Va, called on tie Richmond
and Danville Railroad agent In this city. and.
representing himself rs travelling for that
road succeeded In obtaining q small amount
Of money from the gentleman. The agent.
however. telegtaphea for information to Mr.
Hans. who represents the company In Biel,-
tnond, and found o,b that be had heet, i'm
posed upon.
The gentle Qnwat, vieImlze1 also several
booksellers Of Canal street out Of small
Carlton. statiunet, III New York city
He is described rs young 1nan about
twenty fout. years u age. light haired, slim
built abd u good address. His real name is
gowan. and he is oI eupl parentage, but a
posed to be In 1acksonvifp Fla whittier he
went yesterday to fleece the unwary.
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nREv TILES.

The crawflsh season has begun ANY guam
tity Of these "crustacea,s' can now be caught
In the canals. along the jackson railroad and
III the swamps back OF town.
Tall men meander now gracefully around
the awning at the corner Of Bourbon and
Canal streets. Several new tiles have already
been tIattened against Its low roller
lt IL said that MIR. J. Aldige intends to
build an elegant residence on the grounds
formerly covered by the Straight University
buildings, at the corner of Esplanade and
Derhigny.
remains In the same dilapidated condition the
last equinoSial storm left IT.. Either 1t is
worth repair or 1t Ia not. II IL IL, eertainl y
something should be done TO It.
Already our streets show signs Of the APP
proach of the Carnival The crowd of prom
enadets on our streets has yisibly, augmented
aud the arrivals at the hotel largely Increased
The prospects are now lattering for n brill
liant display.
The house OF Alcus, scherck 4 Autey failed
yesterday. Liabilities, as far "a we could
hear from $3.50 900 to $500, zoos The assets a, !,
far above Che liabilities. but as they censist of
money advanced to planters they are not at
present reaizable
Already our Isaak Waltnns are preparing
their fishing tackle for the coming summers
crusade againat the trout and sheephead Of
our waters. At Lookout Station, Miller's
Bayou and the Rigoleta, several big takes
have been made, and the season has opened
most tsuspiciously.
Notwithstanding the fact that we have a
game law, old sportsmen say that 1t is VIC
lated with impunity. So far "a we can learn
there has not as yet been serious proseeu-
ton under the act, As our game is fast dis
appearing from among us, 1t behooyes all
genuine lovers Of field sports to look to it
The presents propeots are that II we do moi
have a Late freeze the fruit crop will be one of
the largest we have had IN years. The open
generous weather. has already brought out
the buds ON the trees, and without u cold
snap we may expect . bountiful return, and
that early
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SUPREME COURT.
MONDAY. FEBRUARY Is, 1873.

MONDAY. FEBRuARy Is. 1873.
Present. All the Justices.
by JUSTICE MARI:
No 1921 HyppIita aaly va Michael Bowling
Opur ,vi parish rklh't 81 tafoapehs 0l' '''
The mortgages can proceed. yin efet,nira, after
The death Of the InortgagDr and while the atteTs
succession is being administered upon, and the
administrator has no right to the custody and
sdmin,sttation 9i the proceeds Of mortgage
No, so3s Michael Bowling. curator. appellant.
y. Hypollte, dallg.,xppsal irsp the district
seeks to have y sale declared nqil be cannot be
hsard maintaining demand tor the proceeds
Of i, The SO, sale Judgment aflrt 7, .
positions, of the heirs. appelapts Appeal from
the parish court. parish Of , Tensas. Judgment
amended and oppositions dismissed
The Following cases afe fixed for
TUESDAY FEBRUARY &c. 1878:
No. 1ogs Mrs. L. O. +. Logan vs. Harriet Her
bert ct al
No. s SEQ sas 81 hosans " George Besa
;. No; ss15 State Of Louisiana vs. Solomon
No. 7oi1 Mrs. Frances East and husband vs.
No. 7o42 State Of Louisiana and The corpora
ton OF the town Of Pauuemnes vs. Charles
No. 1903. Adam Dobe1 vs J. NJ. Dslavalade.
No. 71A Succession of John L. Pointer.
-, No 7et5. Mrs. Elise Labanye vs.. Henry II.
No 7o4e. Mary M. Prendergast. administra-
trlx, ys George schantz gnd Eliz,beih sehantH.
No. 114s. Thomas La Chambre 60. ys. Hen
rintia Lauve and James l., Cole.
No. 7o4o Succession NJ james Y. Brown.
No 1850 Julia A. Vantress. individually and
az daivs testamentary exeoutrix. VS.. J. D.
Brown ct al
Mo. 7o5t The Southern Mutual Insurapce
Company Of Baton Rouge vs.. William s. Pike.
Jr
No. 1868. suco ssion Of Mrs H. b. Hardssty.
No. $3.50. Succession Of h. M Hgafns. Sr.
NO 1858. Henry Henshaw vs. A. Keene Rich
ards.
M. 6es1. Police Jury ri Concordia parish w
George M. DAVIS. Peter Young ct al.
No, zoos. B. u Mnhiot vs. Robert A. Pugh.
No. 7tD6. Sarah +. Bradford Va. A. d. Lafartus
tax collector. OF ais.
No 1868. Succession Of Walter o. vim.
No. 1904. Edward We'll ys. Charles Hilburn.
Motions 10 Dismiss.
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 6, 1878.
No. GRO Succession Of Henry FassDan.
No. ss2s. Augustus Hsithard vs.. II. Miehlnarf
ct a.
No. G794. John Tarieu vs.. Crescent City
slaughter House Company.
No. $500. joseph Jacob W.. Robert l.. Preston
No. 65o6 J. q Dobbins vs. Pat Lyons and M.
Shseey.
No. soo2 Introduction Of q. M Bowditeh.
No. $685. Lueius Phipps vs.. Mrs Ruth Snod'
grass and husband
cutcr. va Mrs. Amelin Kahnbach.
No. 1854, Louis Bauer vs.. Loehte h Corde'
and ths sheriff.
No. sss5. +. A. Collins Va. Mrs. Kebeeea Hof.
man
No. eeol NJ. Ivens, Jr Va. r. s. Buekner
No. GGs2 Neville Risn W.. Factors END
Traders Insurance. Company OF nj.
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Tse po,,,. ~ ,be new pspe.

CtvctNrArt, Feb. aB.-Arrhbishep Purcell says
of Pope Flts. He wns. Ia tact, the late Pones
closest adviser during the. later yaars Of his
@ an aa sa'ayea bas y IN yaenn
go hold'ug the ring Of fisherman, which is pre-
scented tn the succeeding Pope In this ease he
baa TO give II 10 himself
The archbishop thinks that there will be no
change ia the Church policy Of Rome. The
new feee was the leader nf the Eeun,ehical
Councils md lie helped to prepare the dogmas
announced by that council. md was in all
senses recognized as the nearest Representatives
OF Pore Plus; 90 1t is not likely that he will
make at1y changes.
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THE TAxpAyERs. UNION.

The Central Executive Committee Of The
Real Estate and Taxpayers Union met at
No ITO Carondelet street last evening, Dr.
Iebaut In the rhair
Several resolutions were offered and laid on
the table subject to call.
A committee was appointed to wait on the
Governor In connection with the Waterwofks
bill.
The following resolutions were then offered
and adopted
By Mr.. Lucy
A resolution derrecatpty of The throwing
Of rotten eggs and apples at the meeting OH
Canal street. and faveting free speech and
The assembling Of citizens 10 discuss public
matters. The resolution also tenstires the
Times and Picnuupe for the stand taken by
these Two papers II, the contingency.
BY Mr. Senbtpuk- IL.
A resolution against the passage Of the bill
to help The building Of the New Orleans Pm
ellie Hailruad.
After which the meeting adjourned to meet
next Monday.
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/. Financial Nntes.

New yonR, Feb, 9s-rhe riDat important
financial news to-day is that while Britieh ron.
aols III LONDON have advanced tretn sB u @asM At
states bonds havs fallen clear per cont for
new fyss. y for lo-.os, y for. 1set'a and y for
Ak,'a. The market On the continent is reported
markets the chief II not the only purchases are
BY hanketa, who want thu bonds 70 sell " New
stntas hsnls herc today IA only SsaN 80 That
the profits Of importation ars litger than 1T the
close Of lsst week. There is Of course 4 UNIT
the anon NJ that this market cati take. and when
that limit Is reached either prices for bonds
hare will break OF gold will advance. nnd 1t IL
not at NIL inlptohahe That both will result.
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MUNICIPAL MATTERS.
SALE VH che MARKETS.

ine n'aah8e revenues for the month d
h,n,c' W. gold yesterday Mt public auction
.e ,he oiVS Hall. The prices brought were as
follows:
T ~ % and vegetable. j. Antiques, 1880
+ aneh meat, A. Freyehnus, $685.
.toydtas aud Pile, Clement Eos, s5t75.
1retne. John Antiques. $1,000.
Washington and Port, Jacob Hoth, 1910,
st Bernard. j Larrietix, Jr.. $3.50.
LIE Breton, D. Datitagtla',. sci
st Mary, Louis Bartelle, $685..
Magazine John Dies, si7s5.
Jefferson City, L. Parent, $50.
Sornpuru, y. j. Seeger, 1890
Ninth Street. y Monezun $Gn5
Claiborne, j Laebste. 1896.
Aleiers. j Iiarriets SIT
Dryades, Fl. n, Bvndet, $3.50
Total. s170Ss
The total shows mn Improvement Ut $780,
utef last months sale, but n falling off o.
$500 rs compared with the sale Of the reve
nlles for the month Of March. 1877
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 2G

maj, of the Republican State Central Commit
tee, and that his call as chairman will fall on
deaf ears. He tried for some time to run their
machine but realizing the pottents OF the
times, even the Republican Committee, IN the
language Of The street. "shook him"
The meeting, as will be seen. is called ut
exIfiuv. Watntotha office. Does this tean
another Liberal party? guien subeg
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NEW YonR, Feb ss--Out game birds have
againheen ignanihinnsly wh!prea by their OBJ
t,onents Of lthg Island, Their defeat evnfy-
where this eeaaon plainly shows that raising
gaine cocks is one of our lost arts.
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nun on the Amesheas savings naph.

MANCHESTER N. H., Feb, ps The suspension
OF the City Savings Bank, and the closing Of
the different banks Oh Waahinatoh's birthday,
gave rise to tumor that the Amoskeag Savings
bank, Of this city, was about TO suspend, Fully
two hundred petsons withdrew their deposits
to-day, and the bank VIVA kept open two hours
later than usuni In order to accommodate the
anxious depnsttnrs, The offleets of the bank
stnte that the rumor Ia entirely without founda.
ton. They can, they say. nay dollar for dollar
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m.raerca ia "a pvunkea uravl.

NoRrorN, Va. Feh. 9s--Yesterday a desperate
Wataon. VIM. Howard and Sam. Marks, all ne.
sraes. resslting feotn quarrel over quantity
~ rum In the melee Watson was beaten 40
terribly by Mowar. with club that he died on
the ground. A ebert time afterwards others
of the party ssere cyl with knives and beaten
eral others ef the party were arrested and Gem
mitied 10 Jail All were partially crased with
Nrt1sn
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Isarehsr,a Itra,s.nsinm.

.1'noorpyH, Feb .2B.,-Ntr, Beecher has been
elected lgbapaln of the Thitteepth Regiment.
stalled over his parish militant. He vii wear
4 corkat bat sash sword and ,spear.. and sitter
the instaln ent ceremonies will make speech
Of recognition. Invitations ara unt.fur battalion
drill on that evening
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Rcsu,t of Teasing n nyena.

New YoeN Fe'h. ga savage hyena kept
heavily chained Ina one ri the cages in Central
Park, enraeod by the conduct of visitors vester-
aay afternoon, who persisted In tavmenting Il.
onslaught on the haxs Of its cage which IL bent,
when the visitors made a hassy exit from the
building, believing sae ann In would become
and several other keepers. after nearly an
hours work, placed another chain around the
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sailing NJ the ams,nIx.

NFv YoaH, Feb 2B-The United States. stefe-
shir Supply which has been fitted out for the
purpose Of cpnvayine American goods TO tbs
Paris Exposition, sailed from the Brooklyn
laden. every available spase being tllisd 10 b.
tSnsn nnks
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uanx era of the I,specy.

Nhw YoRR, Feb 25 In the Catholic Apostles.
On lie Papaay. Bs said The PRONUNCIATION .pI
The dogma %, iniallibilty was y blow. TO the
Roman Catholic Church, from which 1t could
never recover. In the future the Papasy has
nothing 10 feat from Professionalism, it,. great
peril llea In the lawlessness and uhbellef Of its
tltFn iii iIifnt
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sseneNopu suuuooI. No. u.

It is probable that the com missiunera Of the
MeDonogh fund will have to change their
plans regarding the erection Of n McDonogh
school house NO 81, in the rear Of the Third
District An Investigation Of the require
rnens Of the District shows that the old
sthopl-hnuse Is ade1uate to accommodate the
pupils that attend 1t The number being only
lt2 md that n large scloul-hollse Ia not ne
cessary at present
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against him.. MD basing hts detnnnd Upon the
ground that Putnam, had slntaerpd him,
Fay laid hts grievances before Justice Done
hue Or the Supreme U6utt and was granted al
order for tbs arrest Of Putnnh. The unfor
once fine looking man Of large statl,ret clear
rvt Fnatnrps, .tt,assiys fotshaad aud eyes Of
siercipg hrillipnef He strikes the beh1lde,t
mentally and physically. He has hait and eyes
Of inky hlacHness and IL about thirty two Years
old. Application has besn made Tor his removal
No tho lnsathe Aarliitt
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st,li Another W ak lat.

NEW YORK Feb. a5..-Jas. McCland 60 day
iesued challenge. Offering TO match w. Il.
Harding, Of this city, to walk say man In the
United Stetes distance Of 80 or loo mjlee Har-
riman Of Boston, preferred, for tioo to $500
a side, the race 10 take place four weeks after
the art telae Of agreement are sianed4
He also offers TO match Harding TO ride
bicycle race from % TO 100 miles, agaiHHt any
man In Anaerlea, for siee 10 5000 aide. the race
70 take place between the frat and tenth Of
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RRnDKnys. Feb IS. -l'he uuesticna Of who
shall be grand mataiial and what sbrhty shall
hold the right Of the line IN the IT. Patinks
Day pteeessipn. were discussed at the meeting
ianethy discussion. Of these details but no con
ssuRiun was arrived ut.
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ready for sea when fire was discovered In the
after part Of the hold near the itidder posi-,
and the hold was filled with gas By the Pro
tector. The deck was cut awny, anu so'ne
eight or ten bales badly burned COTTON wn,i
removed. The balance Of the cargo was iouhh
tt, be uniniuted.
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NEW FonH, Feb 9bA circular hns bern la
sued by the ateenhack party eiened Marcus
Hanlon. Informing the ftiends Of the Indepand
ent 8reenback patty, Of the State Of New York,
ing them to rec gnise the same under that
name. The circular conclude: The eaeple are
dissatisfied with the Eenate'a restrictive amend
ments 10 the Bland silver bill, American silver
muRt I've placed upon mn equality with hrttiah
gold Free coinage and the will of che people
muat hp NhaypdN
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NHw yoRH. Feb. 95.-ptepatatinns are being
tnade for thu seventh annual meeting Of the
American Fish Uulturiats' Association. which
will be held In this city on Wednesday next.
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NRw gonR. Feb. ss-An ex-convlct from the
New Jersey State Prison dwells With HE family
Ii a pleasant hpme III .his city. His calling In
who have employed him speak Ia the highest
terms of his Honesty and capahllity, He tnlla
what he knows II the atteeities In prison,
a lead mine of a prisoners body The prisoner
died and the Reeper resigned. The unfortu-
mates ase punished to the verge Of murder. and
dare net epeak OF the horrors to which they are
..l,A
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IMPORTANT MEETING.

A meeting of the Royal Hoschold and Peers
of the Realm will be held in the Blue Room
Of tho Palace San Carlos this evening. Yes
terday the following noblemen arrived at
Carnival Palace: the Dukes Of Coleraine,
Ruatan Woodford and Thespis.
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Tbe s,nil,sinn in rev Work Har,,nr.

New ypRH Feb. e5-with the exception d
Chas. Fl. Ebert, who was crushed to death. II is
now pretty definitely determined that no lives
were lost BY the eolliaion cf the fsrrybnat Jas
Fisk, Jr., and the schooner Jessie Grawley. on
SATURDAY evening lost
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PLACED urs.er nenas to MeeP The Fence.

NEW YosS, Feb. u : Frederick 9. Harriet.
tresa wac arraigned at the police court this
afternoon on a charge OF assault and battery
X appears tsat d coaehman named Geraty,
formerly emraoyed by Mr. Harrtet went to hie
place Of haaieeaa and demanded maney. which
he alleged wac due him. His nsolence aroused
the wrath 81 Mr. Harriet. who administered
him aesera 'saeatinE. Mr.. Harriet was placed
A Mnder 5000 bonds TO keen the peace
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Am~,I,sr Tempernnrr Iprunhara,

NRw ToRR Feb 2E Rev VIM, Lloyd who
drinking liviins and who admitted THAT he
drank thirteen times IN fourteen days is on
the lst Of speakers for the American Tenn per
ann II.int,
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A flaming lsrizn IrixIAf.

.r sny s1pT p Tsh Yo ReTs a s 1ss ess,
Jim Reilly both Of this city. They nre to ngh
ut catch Weights. according to the rules Of TIL
prize ring, fDt turse Of $500. Mcclellan ha
never been defeated.
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PERSONAL.

Mr., l.. l.. Smms, after II short soioulu
away from us. has just returned with re-
newed health and vgor.
Capt. H. h. Stevens. who has been absent
for some time on business Mt the North has
returned after having made large purchases
for his spring trade.
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sbletl mn the street.

BRoeHIyN Feb. 2s Mra, Wood left her home
afterwards che was taken home a eprpse. She
had been IN delicate health was taken sick In
street and died before phystcians could be
rnlinh
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
CANTON. february "a. Ia

NANIUN, L EUTIIfTy 20 I5I5.
Editor Democrat send you an advertise
ment of the Louisiana Lottery Company
which found folded in my DEMOCRAT of to-
imposed this miserable thing upon your paper
for purpose. / take your daily by carrier
and heartily indorse your entire course.
A CONSTANT READER.
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John Young Brown, Boyd Winchester, l.. p.
Blackburn, Judge g. = Blackburn Thomas T..
Jones, Milton j. Durham. and j. Proctor
Knott, are among the Democratic candidates
Tor Governor of Kentucky.
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WEATHER PROBABILITIES.

WARRINGTON, Feb. 2s.-Indiratlcne For th,
Gulf States. rising. followed by falling bare
warmer. partly cloudy weather. and followed Ii
the aouthw eat by rain areas.
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Let everybody remember that the great sale
etc. at Montgomery. Tattersalls. 10 Barnnne
street. commences this morning at II o'clock,
sharp. The list OF stock is n long one. including
of which have been working this winter. and
are in good condition for either city or country
use. Every animal is 10 DO sold, without The
least reserve, TO the highest bidder. which
should insure n large attendance
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sudden Dra tn.

paooulYp. Feb 2s.-Lizse Featherfleld, q
Young lady was admitted to tie hospital Oh
Saturday. She. died suddenly this morning.
Cause not vet given.
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The silver min MIX.

NEW York, Feb. esp cials from Washing
ron asraift give ssri eus o Unions on the chances
al the silver bill becoming q law, but give moth
ing definite ard certain.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-26

who, pnraged Mt her abuse Knocked her down |
and then Kicked her ssveral times Her death
is huutly .e1peetea He was arrested and held
tu await tho result