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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-15
TME Wss wv ARDS.

Tho following dispatches were received yes
terdav Mt the rooms of the Howard Associa
ton: art ,,-a
f. +, southmayd' Secretary Howard Asso'l"-
At Lebanon Church new case: no deaths;
total cases to date TO: under treatment. SO. at
Dry Grove no now cases 2 d 9eaitIgANo MN
MORGAN CRY. La, October IL, 1878.
r. B. Southmayd, Secretary HoWard Associa-
The foyer is very bad. especially among chill
dren. There were deaths and several new
nurses, though twenty seven from New Orleans
'''o sDADA''o'' ''"' ''" ' A. B. HOSKYNs,
Secretary Relief Committee.
BAY sr. LOUIS. Miss, October IA. 1873.
F. R; southmayd. Secretary Howard Associa-
Twelve Tt new cases and death for the past
twenty-four hours ending e ct b y ri f1day'
President Howard Association.
MoCoMB CRY. Miss. October "A, 1875
r. R. soutbmayd. Secretary Howard Associa-
ton:
For the past twenty four hours ending this
only have well defined symptoms OF yellow
fever; many Of those that were sick whom ar
rived are convaescing and M 9nt az more
BYRAM. MISS. October IA, 1873
r. r. southmayd. Secretary Howard Associa-
We have six cases yellow, fever 10 our little
town-three dangerous. The Towards did
RoHle YORK here in 1857 and ye REfy thSy will
President Relief Committee.
PORT HUDSON, via Bayou Sara.
October H. 1878. J
FRi; southmayd' Secretary Howard Associa-
DR.. Harrison, of New Orleans Howard Asso-
citation, has entirely recovered from the fever.
am working hard for the cause OF humanity
Three new eases ct Port Hudson NO NO q M
loo DR.. Bonsley has black vOmit. It Is said
that there Is fever at Canaan landing,r One
death aud two cases. Ii. "A. FEAIlE, M u.
TH1BoDAUx, October ID, 1873.
F. r Rs southmayd' Secretary Howard ASso'i"'
Thirty-one new C 7ses and one death,
J. D. MOORE, Chairman.
OsyKA, Miss, October ID. 1873
T, =; southmayd Secretary Howard Assocl"-
No new cases. To deaths to-day The sick
'''' p"''''Ae' '''''''S''''- &. f. TAYLOR. MD.
| Dr. Walter BaiIeysJr.. who returned Sunday
| evening from Holly Springs, left this morning
for Dutch Hill with one nurse: g.. p,,r,n
| V1oKsBuRG. October IA. 1878.
| T. r. Southmayd. Secretary Howard Assocla-
| ton:
Young DR.. Glass. of vida1ia, and q Howard
| physician who came here about the date did
died Of black vomtt lust night 10 the country
Lieut.. Benners, in command Of the relief boat
Chambers, was taken down with the foyer yes
| terday evening. bennett, operator at Groom
| vile, is entirely out of danger.
| j. W. HUNSAKER.
| Rooms HOWARD ASSOCIATION OF ASCENSION,
Donaldsonville. La, October Ia, 1878.
| r. r. Southmayd. Esq, Secretary Howard AS
| socation, New Orleans:
Dear Su'-For the last twenty. four hours
ending at 10 O'Clock a. m. this day. the following
are the deaths and new cases.
! Deaths-Ed Cheevers. . years. Donaldson
vile; Francis Cocoraillo, 81 years. Donaldgon
Willis 80 years, Con. Thomas plantation; Ga
mile Cambre. years. DR.. Legares plantation
| Forty three new cases.
Respectfully yours,
| NOISE LEVY.
| Corresponding Secretary.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-15
THE PARISH CONVENTION.

First Days Session at Odd Fellows Hall
Yesterday.
The Democratic Conservative Parish COnven-
ton assembly yesterday at Odd Fellows Hall.
and at about 2:45 o'clock was called to order by
B, Onoratt, ESD, President Of the Parish Com
mittee.
A call OF the roll was ordered.
The first ward was called. and the following
named delegates were recorded present without
objections: Pat Mullen, Jas. D. Kennedy, Thos.
Brennan, John Barrett. Jas. Donovan, Jas. 7.
Clark, Jas. Dougherty, J. Baxter A. J. Shaw,
VIM. Egan.
A protest was announced In the second ward,
but the chair decided that the following named
had prinea Jacie case. and were therefore enti
ted to seats: M. Stewart E Reagan. J. Thomas.
e. Burke, A. Comfort. J. Farrell, M. Gallagher.
T. Clarke. T. Dalton. Jas. Lynch, John Man
ming, Jules Bozant.
Plaza Fhi1d on W th9 fo! Sullivan J. Mcneil M j.
schwarm, Chas. Byrne,- P. W. Garry, Geo; Nc
gan Archie stewardf' j. Kennedy M 'Neider,
John Sullivan. Clark Steen.
When the fourth ward was called protest
was announced, but under the previous ruling
Of the chair on the second ward delegation the
following named were seated as haylpg p5rqa
sss aS HeRy AfaY Hsnry h fopd J.
Terrebonne. Thos. Johnston:
When the fifth ward delegates were called the
to the Parish Committee did not have the, in,
dorsement of the president Of the Central Ward
Club, and that to constitute prjHn tacie case
this Endorsement was necessary.
The point was declared we'll taken, and the
question was referred to the committee on Gre
The Secretary continued the CALL and the fol-
lowing named were recorded as present:
Sixth WardHfngy sa aso Go Wz w G. f
r frjl00lv d
Seventh Ward-John Hoffman. Francis Cor
don. Stephen Arandt, M Berry, Paul VOORHEES,,
Jules Ries' Aug. Bruneau. a. 3. Audler' Aoaloert
Ninth Ward F. Dudenhefer. Pat. Powers,
Martin a HooPs Ef aeo WHO le
Ts15 %s5 s o 1lea odb7 M2 %m yis f
Eleventh Ward-Louis FAsssssl; Joh Hn MeN Neil
CHARLES Gtede Boyle ". Mceeehan Jacob strin eer,
NJ att. McEnerny, Marion e. Marks, Hugh @.
T1s G2o{Se vi WeBer Joseph
Dominique Lobrano' ERNEST munster hugh
Tbirteenth Ward-L. A. Fournier. G. Clipper.
A1 Fourt pe1aH Ward-J. Ellwood.
Fifteenth Ward-P. Mulcabe, Tom Higgins. K.
Mooney. 2, Hennessy.
| Seventeenth Ward-Robt. Stubs, Geo. Bubeck
Nominations Tor
| TEMPORARY CHAIRMAN
were declared in OFT Hr, and Chas: Byrne. OF the
third ward, was unaI., ,mouslg and by acclama-
5sSS the eleventh ward
0 Turner Reilly, of the. third ward, was elected
sergeant-at- arms. ang aieo; Deno assistant:
the appointment OF q Il
COMMITTEE CREDENTIALS.
| b. 10 ooxo oooad of a AMnraSantative from each
The motion, after s}veral counter proggo 81;
tons had been Se DGeya9dd and th4
McEne slpyo .of the Foh District chairman
John Barrett. FIRST D!Aret; Hapry , Sass See {;
| ond District; Geo. WEtzel, yhlrd District:
| Mooney, Fifth District L. IL Fonrnier- Sixth
District; Hartman HoelE seventh District,
| Authorized By restitution, of Remy Clarke
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CITY ECMOE5.

Henry Brown and Moses Burl are in the
Eighth Station. charged with stealing oranges.
The Vegetable Bazaar and Fruit markets are
reported by the police to be in filthy condi-
ton.
Patrick Kelly. aged forty three years, was
sent to the Charity Hospital in sick and desti-
tute condition.
Joe Truxillo was arrested by Aids Hennessey
and CASTOR, and lodged in the Central Station.
charged with larceny.
Squire Hunter was arrested and lodged In the
Central Station. charged with having lot Of
carpenter tools in his possession supposed to
have been stolen.
L. Y Senoy and Y. s. V. Eugene, for disobe-
dence Of orders insubordination and n f Ut
ship Chilli, was locked up inthe Fifth Station.
Jas. E. Davis, at the instigation, of Annie
Hamilton. was locked up in the Third Station,
charged with robbery and assault with dan
gerOus weapon.
Emma Smith was run into the Second Pre-
cinct Station charged with breaking and enter
ing Geo. Smiths domicie in the night time,
armed with dangerous weapon, to wit. knife.
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THE FEVER RELnEF WORK I'm AsCEN-
SION.
DONALDSONVILLE, o.

DoNALDsONvILLE, October II, 1873.
To the Editor of the Democrat:
AS the appeal of "Sacramento" in behalf Of
Brule Sacramento, which appeared in your
issue of yesterday is likely to lead the public
to believe that the Towards and Y. M. 3. AS
socations, as well as the physicians Of Ascen-.
sion, have failed to relieve the sufferings OF
those living in that portion of the parish,
would state in justice to both OF our associa-
tions, and Of our local physicians which are
as good as any in the State-that the associa-
tions sent provisions money, medicines and
nurses to them, all Of which was accepted,
Except the nurses which were refused) The
physicians were continually on the ego" and
did all in their power to alleviate their suffer
ings Both the Towards and Y. M. 3. A.,
we're for awhile without funds. The Towards
have lately received help from your. city, and
are again doing their great work Of charity;
but the treasury of the Y. M. B. Association
is still empty-having but p few dollars-and
can do but little good, unless the public an AZ,
swers our appeal speedy. Hoping you will
give this space in your valuable columns,
[ remain, yours, MEMBER Y. NJ B. A.
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THHE EIGHTH WARD BATTER.
To the Editor of the Democrat:

To the Editor of the Democrat
I beg leave to make the following state
ment in answer to the article which ap-
peared in this mornings DEMOCRAT in
regard to the statement Of Mr.. Dan Sulli-
van to the effect that the police came In q rush
and seized the balIot-box and arrested b N and
oil parties opposed to the Boylan-Delamore
faction. Now Mr.. Editor, must unqualihedly
The police did not seize the ballot box, for the
box was brought to the Fifth PRECINCT Station
by Messrs. Ducros and Brooks, and other. gem
tlemon of the so-called factions. Nor did the
police discriminate In arresting oil parties. q
different factions, as | have ample proof Y
necessary. | was not authorized to help any Of
the SO called factions. but simply to preserve
the peace, which has been clearly proven by the
action of the police in arresting all parties
concerned. which amounted to thtrty-1ive
persons. Illus. MILL
Captain Commanding Fifth Precinct.
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MORTUARY REPORT
The deaths for the week ending Sunday. DC.

The deaths for the week ending Sunday. o.
tober 10. were as follows:
Yellow fever 34o other fevers Sc. cholera in
fantum ., diphtheria:1, ulcer Of the leg 1. con-
genital syphilis l. cancer of the abdomen |, can
Ger of the womb l, consumption Is. tables mes
enterica 1. anamia 1, dropsy. l. congestion of the
brain IL, meningitis 3, apoplexy !. aneurism l.
spinal meningitis l. paralysis l, tetanus |. iris
mus nascentium 5: commissions infantile co., o.
heart 8, hypertrophy Of the heart i. diseases Of
the respiratory system s. diseases Of the diges-
cirrhosis Of the liver l. ascites 1, Brig ht's dis
ease 2. structure of the urethra /, carbuncle l.
cide2 The total of deaths is 509
Ages Under year Is, from to years %,
from to years 119. from S to 10 years So,
from 10 to IS years 20. from Is to 90 years 90.
from 20 to 25 years 81. from Is to 80 years 81,
from 80 to 40 years so, from 40 to SO years II.
from so to go years 20. from so to 10 years u,
from 70 to so years A. from so to 80 years 2, from
80 to 100 /, unknown s.
Color: White, AGA. Coored. As.
Nativities Austria 3: Canada, 2; Denmark /.
England. IL; France, 40; Germany. ~; Ireland
81 Italy, 20: Louisiana. $780, Norway 2; Poland,
/; Russia, /; Scotland, Q; South America l,
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POLITICAL GOSSIP.
The Probable Nominees.

AS O. matter of course there was considerable
talk on the streets last night about the proceed
ingg of the Democratic Conservative Parish
Convention. and many predictions were made
as to the action of the committee on credentials
on the contests submitted to 1t and its probable
effect on the nomi nations.
Those who are supposed to know predict that
unless some unforeseen and not to be calculated
on circumstance arises. the following nonina-
lions will be made:
For Mayor. W. Patton.
For Administrator of Improvements-Jas D.
Houston. w.
For Administrator OF Polce-Capt. ?. Melia
For Administrator Of WaterWorks~E II. Che
valley.
For the balance of the ticket the following
names are spoken OF and counted on as the
probable nominees:
For Administrator Of Accounts-John Glynn
Jr., Chas. Cavanac.
For Administered of Finance Wash. Marks
For Administrator of Assessments-Ja rs
Hagan.
THE COMMITTEE ON CREDENTIALS
Yesterday received all the testimony in the sec
ond and fourth ward contests. The fifth wards
case will be opened at o'clock this morning.
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THE FEVER RECORD.
YE$TEEgRsAY'S ROLL.

OFFICE BOARD or HEALTH,
New Orleans October ID. 1878.
npaniol statsment Of cases Of yellow foyer re-
s,orted In New Orleans:
T,aatha from 10 m yesterday to IL N. to-day 20
~ "a 1873
rTiofnl cnsag ll,72O
Total deaths o'ols
Thirty-six of the cases reported arc new.
dating from October Il, and the remaining LAT
cases o gsghMuHL pOtH oPPIN, NJ b., President
BE-. TAYLOR. M. D.. Secretary.
DEATHS,
Robert John Saxton. England, ID years. 178
', lean soubie. France, 20 years. corner Com
ISABEL Howe, years. A,giers. r,..
Charles Barber, ILLINOIS, ~ years. cOrnof GOV
ton Press aud Morales
Leon Il. Redon years, 1870 Bourbon
Leon u. Redon Illinois, "a years, 1870 bourbon;
Margaret y. Morris. city, years. corner OF
Felicity and Rampant. r-,,
John A. Smith, city. yein,rs, b47H Josophine'
Joseph smith. years. Willow, near EFhto;
RenSit Lacourege, France, 10 years. Metairie
VIM. Goldsmith. Texas. years, Clouet and
Mary Morggo Italy. SO years, 446 Dumaine;
Jean NJ Payenne, France, 80 years, Barracks.
bavino Ferrari, Italy, "a years. 1876 ~. Andrew.
Celina Brougnes, Africa, 10 years IT. Anthony
I'll Frank fayiaIoro Sicily, years, >Carrollton,
Agnes Young, city. wears g. AZ a. Chippewa
r. BchileGi, city, 7 years, 287 St. Ann:
Miaa Mary Kelly, city, % years Carondelet
and Eighth.
Joseph Derby, 20 years, oarrolit o. r..
Sister Mary N. Vlenne, Louisiana. % years.
Convent Of Mary, st. Andrew.
Sister Augusta McTi]he. Pennsylvania. "a
years, Convent Of Mercy.
Geo. W. Leppert city. 8 years, IT Esplanade.
died on the eighth instant. - O. r,,;o
VIM. Lyskle, Kentucky years, b. houls'
died on tho tenth instant. ~
Oscar Martin Dlsba, city, years. corner Coli
scum and Walnut. died on the eleventh instant.
Jose Pedro. Portugal, 80 years. Delery' hear
Front ,,., j., ..o,uo
23b Orleans.
Henrietta &C. Kohhaase. city. 2 yours. loo
! Third,
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CATHOLIC RELIEF ASSOCIATION FOR
THE VICTIMS OF YELLOW FEVER
In NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLEANS, October IA. !

New ORLEANS, October IA. 1873.
The following contributions since our res
port of the twelfth instant are thankfully ac-
knowledged:
From RIgbt. Rev. bishop E. McNeirny
d. D.. of Albany, N. Y. $4,000 90
From Right Rev. Bishop Ryan, D. d., CO.
adiutor Bishop Of st. Louis, portion -
of amount collected from the work.
Rajroad. w. o i..."......',.. $40 90
From John Recisdle ESD OshkOcb, Wis. IL GO
From J. Kichn, Esq, of Cleveland. o., 500
Of the amount for the German So
Through Roy. Father Kenny Of the
Church Of st. join, the Baptist OF
Wood, Of Phiadel phfa $3.50. 325 90
Through the Merchants and Planters
Bank, Pine Bluff Ark, from st.
Paups Church tcoloredj. -...........- II 10
oc15 1t THOs. LAYTON, Treasurer.
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Out Of society's funds -,
G.. A. HI.

Yesterday Capt. Wright, of the Grand Army
of the Republic received through Mayor Pills.
bury, q check for s114 from e. P. Kimbel, pay
able to the order of l. Goodwin. being the pro-
ceeds of contribution by the officers and en-
ployees of the Portsmouth navy yard, of which
Commodore Guest is the commandant. The
money is to be applied for the relief of the yell
low fever sufferers.
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sEHE M0NTGOMEK SHOOTING CLUE.

The following telegram from Farley Spear &
So, bankers, which will explain ITSELF was
handed us by Col W. T. Vaudry. The Mont
gonery Shooting Club had already endeared
itself to our people by repeated acts OF kindness
and hospitality. aside from its liberal contribu-
geions to the yellow fever fund during the pres
asst epidemic. 1t will be held in enduring
happiness to the noble gentlemen composing
the Organization:
MONTGOMERY. Ala, October ID. 1875
.ssrol, w. r. Vaudry. New Orleans:
sa,1e il proceeds Of rattle Of toilet set, made
and donated to Montgomery Shooting Club by
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ID R EVE THEB.

There were eleven deaths up to o'clock
last evening.
Every negro woman has had. according to her
own story. the, ,yaler fever." and they all claim
"ressions" on 1t.
Yesterday afternoon was the first that had
about it the autumnal tWang. During the even
ing the mDerature was quite COOL
The streets presented @ much livelier appear
ance Yesterday than for some time past the de-
crease In the mortality having marked inf1u-
ence on the general spirits.
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NEW ORLEANS AND CARROLLTOR
RAILROAD.

Our old friend, Major Walter '. Crouch,
the secretary. announces in another COL
umn that this company has declared q quar-
terly dividend Of per cont out Of the earnings
of the past three months. This Is. for these
troubous times. d good showing. and reflects
the highest credit upon the management of the
nffairs Of the company.
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CONTRIBUTIONS
TINE 6T. GEORGES.

The work done by this society is shown by the
following report:
BOB families, aggregating $50 individuals. re-
lieved up to O'clock; 1876 families, or $40 indi-
viduals, provided with rations for from three to
seven days; thirteen families. or twenty in
dividuals provided with money, medicine.
doctors. etc, and more pressing requirements;
1872 homeless men fed at the souD-nouse.
REHABILITATION.
Meals.
619 individuals given from 6 TO "a meals each.4248
I92 individuals fed twice to-day at soup
house, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ...'--.-..-.'. 39i
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Its Fate sealed.
IPittsburg POSt.J

The fate of the National party is sealed. 1t
will amount to nothing, instead Of being con-
the present and future will be between the
Democrats and Republicans. Democratic
Greenbackers may give us victory by returning
to their party or BY holding aloof promote
Republican success. One thing Is certain, no
matter which course they elect to pursue the
Democratic organization will be Loyalty main
taina1
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Spain, /; gwitzerand,, 8; Greece, l; United
Deaths at the Charity Hospital, %; Hotel
Dieu, 7; Touro Tndrmary.5 st. Vincents = In
FAINT Inhrmary / other orphan asylums. 3; Pdr-
ish Prison. / French Asylum, 4.
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THE sTEANaHOATMEN's RELIEF Assoc"
GEATH0N.

All of the sick under the care Of this associa-
tion were reported doing we'll yesterday. except
Mr.. Jas. Perkins and three children. who were
all very sick. The following new cases were
bulletined: Child Of Willis Stewart, child Of Ed
Tones. child Of Phil. Lawrence. Jack Kelley,
barkeeper. - Brown. steward. son Of Capt. J.
Worley. and J. w. Brown, engineer. Donations
were made to eleven applications. Since the
organization up TO last Saturday night, aid has
been given to 235 steamboatmen. tho most OF
whom had families.
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NEW ORLEANS PEABODY SUBSIST"
ENCE ASSOCIATION.

New ORLEANS, October II, 1873.
Tho following contributions are acknoWl"
edged: n.,
B. Frank Buchanan, Secretary Ohio
lion ' ........... 1913 80
W. &, Mann. ESQ. Bangor Me-, amount
left at his drug store for yellow lever
LittIeHeld Bros, Pawtucket, r. l., through
Mpssrs. e. S. Keep Co-........... 100 90
so1e nj nrnutv barrels Observation-Disclosures. 10 90
oc15 IT J. W. NADER. secretary.
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THE PEABODY rs.

The Peabody Subsistence Association held
their regular meeting last evening. but nothing
was transacted of a character that would inter-
est the public. The contributions received and
the amount of rations issued yesterday will be
found officially published in another column.
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CgJsTOM-YzOUsE NOTES.

Collector Smith yesterday received q bill Of
lading notifying him of the shipment Of the
last lot of government rations.
They are shipped by the Illinois Central
Railroad, and the transportation is free.
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MOelerating Republican Enthusiasm.
PHILADELPHIA Bulletin, Rep.l


The general result in so far rs the National
Legislature is concerned Is that the Republi-
cans have lost eight, and probably eleven, Con,
gressmen. so that it might as well be accepted
as very nearly n settled fact that the Democratic
party will control the next Ho" So Represen-
tativea. That Is o consideration which will DO
much to moderate the enthusiasm with which
thoughtful Republicans regard the noble victory
in Ohio.
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NEW ORLEANS PEABODY SUBSlSTs
ENCE ASSOCIATION.

NEW ORLEANS, October Il, 1878.
The following redusitions were this day
honored upon presentation:
Howard Association +-.''''" -A,p5A
Young Mems Christian Association. -.-. 939
Ladies' Physiological Society. ..,..,..,..... 3o3
Peabody Subsistence Association. bib
1908
Equal to 49,063 rations.
Oc15 1t y. W. MADGf, 6eCFbtary.
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Miss Minnie Reese. daughter OF Col: w. D.
Reese. Please send to some one Oh your III
'oi'oi 'o"As' "i0i 2 "F FAR SPEAR & co..
Tho amount received was remltted TO hon. L.
Jastremski mayor Of Baton Rouge.
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New registration. New registration.
How south Carolina C0ncillated the COL
Oreh Vote.

Ored Vote.
from speech by Gen. Gary at Bennettsville,
The Radical party " was a. now completely de-
moralized. scattered, without leader, and with
hardly "a, hope That was one Of the results
achieved by the Redshirt Democracy. One rea-
son why the red shirt had been adopted in
Edgefield was because they had apprehended
trouble there and Its flaming color signit1ed to
ness, and it made the turbulent ones more
placabe and quiet. 1t impressed the mind too,
and when on that memorable twelfth Of Au-
was not a colored man in the county WHO would
not have sworn that there were 10000 OF them.
It WAS the colored mans nature to be on the
Winning side. and when, Impressed By the dis
play, they began TO come over the noble women
Of Edgegeld and their sew ng machines We're
them, As fast as they came they were put into
those garments, mounted and mustered into
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ORLEANS RELIEF COMMITTEE.

The New Orleans Relief Association will start
issuing rations on Wednesday.
r. W. Campbell, q lawyer of Bonham. Texas.
sent the association check for $50.
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Register Register! Register !

The Princess Yturbide daughter of the ex-
Emperor of Mexico while in. PHILADELPHIA, oc,,
paid high comp lIments to it's excellent manage
ment and quiet comfort.
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A Collision.

At about l o'clock yesterday. two spring
Jacob Blocker, colided at the corner, of Calliope
and Dryades streets. Blocker had MS wrist
broken and Lynch was slightly injured about
the head