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rem @efdngnlB, elmer 9elobuBe DON ie $500
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fation rpuroe geltern pon oem Sberger;d)te in
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baben Fd Oeuna9 ibren llrtbeilen 81 unters
perfen.
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se9en Siirsld)aft entlaifen, BON gSells purDe
nod felne SpHr aufgefunben.
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Die ttette SelsW0f,rett=9ettmtta

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9lie0er Der bitiigen Commercial @rAange"
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Staot Ybilaoelpbiu, anitatt anoerer Stdbte,
gerei6en miirbe. 0aS Nugebot murbe einem
@omite 5ur Se9uta9tung iibertpeien.
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Selegrapliid)e 9epeide1t.

8erttte bet raiiociir.en Bree' fir ben rDeuti6en
@crreiponoenten",1
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WernttidDte Sepefd,en aus Ietn=
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Ser 8elOutarfk.

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6-7. gSedie ftetiger AL 1921. @olb id1loB
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1868, 10.40er Coupons 1O8s. aftieu id3lofIe1t
fau; Stem gorfer 9eutral 1863, Grie 81,
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burger 723, Chicago =Nortbpeltern s63, 8rio=
ritdfen 62a, &od=Sslosio 80, gSeitern llnion
Sci. II.
uuteridasamts s3ilans: @olb $1o2, ,671,=
1889; @ourant $s5, ,s70,O77.17.
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rgittima.@1tl" lttlo ietnc 2lstb banaer

8aibtnston, %. San.-Sm ariesS
9epartement eingelaufene Oepeiden bonn Sc
neral Germ II. u. ergeben, OaB cine 9rOBe
SanOe Subianer BON Der 9teo=@louOz uuo
5pottebzSail=9lgentur am %. DECEMBER b.
S. am 0eaowitone uabe Der Miinoung oes
@abins@reef lagerte. Sitting Sua" befano
itb am 20. 0e3ember nod bel Boob8=Mounz
tain auf britii9em 9ebiete, unb es lageu feine
gnSeiden Dor, OaB er na6 Siiben- auf5ubre-
den beabii6tigte. sluBerOem lagerten iebod
sablreide 8anoen feinolider Subiauer an
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Der brttiihen @reuse. Die gahrid)t, oaB
Sitting zSull" Die @ren5e iiberlbritten babe,
lit ni6t beitdtigt.
Daily globe., 1878-09-15
YELLOW EEYEE RELIEE.
Meeting of the Ladies Yesterday Afternoo,

Meeting of the Ladies Yesterday Afternoon.
A number of ladies met on Yesterday
afternoon at the House of Hope lecture
room in response to the call made for that
purpose.
Rev. d. &. Breed called the meeting to
order and made some brief remarks on the
distress in the South after which the meet
Ing was organized by the selection of Mrs.
S. Y. McMasters as chairman and Mrs. F.
Drlscoll as secretary.
After some little discussion it was decided
to make canvass from house to house,
dividing the city by streets or districts and
assigning one or more ladies to each. The
following assignments were determined
upon:
Mrs. A. L. Clark, Dayton and Western ave-
Miss Beals, from Fourteenth street between
st. Peter and Wabashaw, thence down Waba-
shaw to Third.
Mrs. W. G. Gates, Eighth and Ninth streets.
Mrs. "A. L. U. Hatch, Pleasant and College av-
enues.
Mrs. McMasters, Third from Wabashaw to
Sibey.
Mrs. G. d. Strong jackson street and Third
above Wabashaw.
Mesdames Crittenden, Thurston and DYER
from Dayton to Summit avenue.
Mrs. s. B. Wolworth, Seventh street from
Wabashaw to Broadway
Mrs. B. Mattocks, Wilkin: Sherman, Leach,
hlcBoal and Smith streets.
Mesdames G.. l.. Farwell and II. Driscoll
Western and Virginia avenues and Iglehart
street.
Mrs. b. @. Belote Grove and Pearl streets.
Mrs. Petit, Dayton Bluff.
Mrs. Penheld, DeBow and st. Paul streets.
Mrs. H. L.. Moss, Walnut, Chestnut, Exchange
and Franklin streets.
The following committee we're also Sc
!ected to consider the feasibility of arrang-
ing for dra.aatic or musical and literary
entertainments:
Mrs. Harrington, the Misses Banning, Beals
and Hanson.
An adjournment of the meeting was then
made until next Wednesday at 3 o'clock at
the House OF Hope lecture room, at which
time the members of the canyassinr COM
mlttee are expected to be present and report
the progress made.
Daily globe., 1878-09-15
The River Business During Low Water

Capt. John Il. Reaney, of the Keokuk North
ern line' returned from down river points yes-
terday, where he had been to look after freight
delayed ny the low stage of the water in the
Ilver. n, ms freight is being taken up by light
draught boats and run up to Saltwater. from
which point it is being sent here by rail the
last arriving Monday, it is expected. During
the continuance of the unusually low water the
st. Louis boats will not come up the river
farther than La Crosse, the transfer of passen.
gers ana freight from and to that point and ST.
Paul being made by rail. The COMPANY is
meeting the low water below La Crosse by the
Withdrawal of its large side-wheel steamers
and pntting into service it's light draught
stern-wheel fleet, embracing the boats used on
the Upper Muddy and Yellowstone rivers last
season. The way business between st. Paul
and La Crosse will be looked after by two extra
light draught boats. BY these arrangements, it
Daily globe., 1878-09-15
GORGEOUS LAKE como.
A Gala Day with Music and Eireuo


Col. Knat # proposes to close the season at
Lake Como so-day and this evening in blaze
OF glory H. has labored successfully to make
that place popular summer resort. If any-
body could do that Col. Knauff was the man.
and he has spared neither labor or ex-
pense III catering to the public. With the
determination to surpass all other achieve
ments he has arranged programme for to-day
which is immensely attractive A fine brass
ana string band will give q concert, beginning
night he proposes to illuminate his beautiful
grounds with 1000 Chinese lanterns, and at
r NJ the finest display of fireworks ever seen
IN this region will be given. The programme
Tor the hire WORKS is elaborate, and it will well
repay q ride to Como to witness them The
COLONEL ought to have an attendance to-day and
evening commensurate with the Importance of
the occasion.
Daily globe., 1878-09-15
Miinicipnt Co1tl'f.
before Judge Flint.


Peter schafer; larceny OF fifty cigars from
Joseph Ehrmen5raut. Convicted and fined $40
and SO as costs, which was paid.
William Albertson; charged with stealing a
trunk and contents of the value of $50 from
Mary McGiIlicuddy. Contin ued to Sept 18th
at 2 p. NJ.
Mary McGillicuddy; charged with assault
and battery upon Mrs. Julia Albertson. Con-
tinued to Sept. 18th at Up. n.
Francis w. Butter; petit larceny. Fine of
$40, paid, and defendant discharged from Jail
Edward Tierney was charged by j. q. Belt
with altering an order for the payment of 81. 100
to one of $1,000 on Aug. 18Th Complainant
appeared, paid costs and withdrew complaint.
CIVIL.
Michael Roche VS.. Harry Stewart; action to
recover possession Of certain premises; possess
sion given and case dismissed.
j. W. McClung VS.. A. ID. Condit, A. q. Man
son and A. NJ. Radcliffe; action on lease; case
tried and submtted.
j. b. Belt VS.. Stetson and Nelson Action to
recover iron door-shutters placed on defend
ants building at Minneapolis. Decision filed
ordering Judgment for plaintiff for S171.45
with interest and cost.
Daily globe., 1878-09-15
PERSONAL.

J. M. Murphy, Black Hills, at the Merchants
Messrs. j. d. Badgley and Geo. E. Baker, two
pro ominent capitalists of New York city, are at
the Metropolitan.
Col o. II. Moore, U. S. A., registered at
the Merchants yesterday on his return to his
frontier station from visit East.
MIR. W. G. Wheeler, Minnesota agent of the
Corbin Banking Company, leaves this evening
Tor the East on a business trip of several weeks
At the Clarendon: NJ. f. MCCARTHY and wife
Omahai Geo. G. S. Cambell, Detroit; J. w
Hay, Chicago; V. Il. Dyer, st. Paul; ". J.
Davis, Owatonna; Il. Mowder, Minneapolis;
Mrs. John Simmons, Minneapolis s. II. Hay
ett, New York; Frank Erickson, Lanesboro:
j. w. Fuller FaribauIt.
AT the Merchants yesterday: A. r. Varian
Chicago; Isaac Richards, Indianapolis: O. X
Persall, Michigan; G. A. Gould, Buffalo; S. E
Finch and wife, Buffalo; G. A. B. Green, Chi
oago; A. +. Arnold, Jackson; j. Foster Rhodes
and wife, Ralph Wolfe Chicago; f. Hall, Owa-
tonna; 7. H. schmeter;; Z Lockhart, Winni-
shsdon, I iago, B. c. T. Poe Poehler Hen Hen
derson; j. B. Alexander, Red Wing; Miss A.
b. Pillson, Boston; Il. G. Lamberton, Frank
lin; julius w. Walter, New York; r. II.
Wellington, Clear Lake Farm; G. Full
ler, Chicago; II. w. Bingham, Fari-
bault; Mrs. A. j. Creigh, Cincinnati; !;
II. Lowell, Saltwater; j. Schweizer, Cincinnati; |;
+. E. Alexander, st. Louis; Ed. T. Paul, phila-
Pelphla; Paul Asch, Milwaukee; h. a. Pearson,
Providence, r. l.; f. A. Dermott, Beoit A. FL
Moore, U. s. A.; e. Mitchell, New York; j. NJ
Murphy, Black Hills; G. I. Murray, New York: {:
Q. Wintermider, Morris; G. f. Laird, New York;
). Lake and daughter, Rockford; G.. Fl. Stans-
burg Buffalo; 0. f. Lewis, Fond du Lac e. E.
Abbott, New York; G. L. Purdie, Detroit; G.
w, Smith Ghicar0
Daily globe., 1878-09-15
Cloaks, Cloaks. C,oaks.

<'0s*'AS'' 01Vs1N7'3 ~IiUtAAS.
All wool beaver cloaks nicely trimmed, at
81, at STRor;sE's
Corner Third and Wabashaw streets.
Daily globe., 1878-09-15
NIatheis' Famous House

True to his characteristic of being first and
best John Mathcis, at No. II East Third Street
has opened ahuge stock of carpets and house
furnishing goods which cannot fail to be ad-
mired by all who visit his spacious salesrooms.
1t Is one thing to have a large stock and an
other thing to have a choice one. hnt where
both are combined the ne pl,ls ultra has been
reached. Nlr. Matheis, always successful, ap-
pears to have surpassed all previous efforts this
time and he offers elegant carpets, and accom-
panying. goods, window shades, wall paper,
etc, at figures which place them in the reach
of all
Daily globe., 1878-09-15
Turf. Field and Earr,

AS Mr.. S. r. Clapp, Jr., general manager
of the Turf, Field and Farm, will remain
but few days longer in our city, it will be
well for those desiring to subscribe to send
their names to this Office as soon as possible.
The 1u1J, F1eJd and Farm is published
weekly at SIS per annurn.
The Iat9t, Field and Farm trea is upon
all matters of the turf, field sports, aquatic,
notes, chess, billiards, and agriculture, and
with ITS weekly letter makes very interest
ing sheet
Daily globe., 1878-09-15
LOST.
FOR RENT.
RESTAURANT,
PERSONAL.

NlNNER-for 25 cents at Hicks Restaurant, 81
~ jackson street, between Third and Fourth
244
Daily globe., 1878-09-15
is expected regular trips will be kept mp, and
the business of the company be performed with
its usual promptitude.
THE COURTs.
District Court.
Before Judge simons.l

SPECIAL TERM.
Richard W. johnson, assignee, VS.. VIM. Fry;
motion for appointment of receiver; submitted
and taken under aavisement.
Horace Thompson vs.. Geo. F. Batchelder ct
al; motion for confirmation of sale; order
granted confirming sheriff's report of sale.
VIM. H. Busch vs.. Geo. Marelins; motion to
amend and correct record; held over to next
special term.
Frederick Emmert VS.. The Chicago, Milwau-
kee st. Paul railway company; motion for a
new trial; to be heard by Judge Wilkins.
Croft d Berkey VS.. q. B. Tifeld; motion for
appointment of receiver; continued for two
weeks on motion of plaintiff; no appearance
by defendant.
William Dawson. plaintiff, VS.. Patrick Nash,
defendant, and Michael Roach, garnishee; re-
ferred to j. W. White to take disclosure of
garnishee.
Whilmena Smith vs. Charles Smith; action
for divorce. Held over to next special term.
Vim. Rhodes vs.. Gates A. Johnson; motion
for final decree. Final decree signed.
/. V. d. Heard, receiver of Grant & Brosseau.
vs. 4. ". Stoneman; order to show cause dis
charged without prejudice to right of plaintiff
to renew the motion.
Daily globe., 1878-09-15
Probate Court.
Before Judge O'Gorman. [

Before Judge O'Gorman.
In the estate of Henry Prntz deceased: ne
tition filed for license to sell real estate. Order
made for hearing Nov. 5th.
Estate Of j. Bridget Dare, deceased; admin
istratur's account Of disbursements fled and
petition filed for allowance of same. Order
made for hearing October 9Th.
Estate Of Charles Kopps bond of adminigtra-
tor flied and approved. Charles Passayant and
@. FL. schnittger appointed appraisers. Order
made for hearing claims Nov. 9TH.
In the estate of Margaretta Krass, deceased; !;
petition filed for distribution Of estate. Taken
under adyisement.
Daily globe., 1878-09-15
WANTED.

MA NTED-A competent servant girl--German
" preferred Must come well recommended. Ap-
ply at this Office f
Daily globe., 1878-09-15

We are opening tomorrow the best assorted
stock OF ladies' and childrens' cloaks ever
brought to the State, to which we call special
attentlon: A. H. STRoUsE,
Corner Third and Wabashaw streets.
Daily globe., 1878-09-15
DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.

OFFICE OF OBSERVATION, SIGNAL Corps, u. s. A.
INGERsoLL BLOCK, THIRD STREET,
ST. PAUL, MINI.
Observations taken at the same moment of
Daily globe., 1878-09-15

Single and in Cases, and of the Best Manu-
facture. We Cordially Invite Physicians
and Dentists to Inspect our Stock, with the
Assurance that we can Furnish Better Goods
at Reasonable Prices than Any Other House
in the State
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-26
THE SEVENTH WARn I'm, LINE,

A large meeting Of the Stonewall Club (the
s'Old Reliable") in the rear portion of the
seventh ward took place last evening at their
wigwam, corner Bayou Road and Dorgenos
streets, John Hoffman, Esq, president, in the
chair
After some sound remarks by Messrs.
Hoffman, II. 2. Ousset, A. s. Audler and L..
Holzhalb, candidates for the House, the fol-
lowing resolution was adopted:
ResOtUed, That the Stonewall Democratic
Club do unanimously indorse the nominees
Of the convention of the Democratic party
held in Odd Fellows Hall, and that in E. A.
Burke as our standard bearer, Randall l..
Gibson for Congress, municipal and legisla-
tive ticket, we find the true Representatives of
true Democratic principles and that we urge
upon our fellow-citizens to vote the ticket un-
scratched
II the Old Reliables are a criterion for the
seventh ward, we can bet that the seventh
will go Democratic by a big majority "Inde-
pendent and other candidates" to the contrary
Notwithstanding.
The club meets again on Tuesday. the twen-
ty-ninth instant.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-26
POLICE BOARD.

The Police Board met last evening at their
rooms in the Central Station, Mayor Pilsbury
in the chair, and a quorum OF the commits
sioners present.
Patrolman G. Henderson, Fourth Precinct,
for neglect of duty, was fined one days pay.
Patrolman Wm. Reid, for conduct unbe-
coming an officer, was restored to duty, but
sentenced to lose his time during suspension.
Patrolman F. V. Mitchell, charged with
conduct unbecoming an officer, lost his time
during suspension, but was restored to duty.
+. A. Pradat, for conduct unbecomiag an
officer and drunkenness, was dismissed the
force
Supernumerary Crais, for drunkenness and
failing to appear for trial, was dropped from
the rolls
Patrolman e. Guma failed to put in an ap-
pearance to be tried on the charge of interfer-
ing In politics, and was dropped from the rolls.
Sergeant Al. Dudenheffer. for drunkenness
was dismissed the force
Corporal T. NJ Magnon, for neglect Of duty
and mlsappropriating money belonging to
prisoners, was dismissed the force.
Clerk and Operator George F. Huber, for
drunkenness and not appearing for trial, was
dropped from the police rolls.
?. Mcintyre, for conduct unbecoming an
officer, was dismissed the force
G. s. Clancy, charged with drunkenness,
was restored to duty, but sentenced to lose
time during suspension.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-26
POLITICAL WAIFS.

Pendleton Is to speak In Pennsylvania. [
John Sherman declines to speak in New York;
John @, Mitchell. Greenbaok candidate for
Congress in the Fourth District of Texas. is too
III to make canvass and has withdrawn from
the field.
Hayes has not yet come down with his eontri-
button to tho Republican cam paign fund. I'm
the meantime the work of backmailing the
poor government clerks proceeds.
Sam Randall is confident of his election. Sann
Is @ brave politician. but he never tried his
strength with . United States supervisor. They
are calculated to fool the Observation-Disclosures
natl Enquirer,
Senator Mcdonald, Of Indiana, reports that
DR.. De La Matyr, the Greenback Congressman
elect will vote with the Democrats on all essen
tial questions and the Indianapolis journal
asks the Republicans who voted for him how
they like 1t.
The Tommany county convention at New
York have nominated Augustus Schel for
mayor; Fred. Smyth District Attorney: G. s..
Bedford. city Judge; Michael Tuomey, coroner,
and VIM. +. Roberts, VIM. P. Kirk Pat. Keenan,
and VIM. Bennett. aldermen at large.
DR.. n. s. Davis peremptorily declines to ae-
IN the Third Districto Of illinois, and it is under
stood the committee has decided to run Judge
Lambert Tree, whether he consents or not, re-
leasing him from the necessity of making
personal canvass. Judge Tree was nominated
before DR.. Davis and declined.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-26
BREvHTHEs,

There will be, it Is said, general gathering
OF disappointed candidates to-day at the cor
ner OF Royal and Canal streets.
There was 8 large crowd gathered at the
corner of Thalia and Magazine streets yester-
day to witness the performance of the trained
alligator at W. G. Harrison's drug store
Sam Bandera, the proverbial oyster picker,
has opened his stand at the Jewel bar room
since day before yesterday. If King Hum
pert pert does nc not eat all his oysters, amateurs
have change OF tackling half dozen OF a
dozen raw OF the best quality.
We received yesterday the visit of Mr.. J. E..
Brou, who requested us to state that he is
neither affiliated at present with the Native
American or Red Warrior organizations He
has been member of the American party,
but abandoned it when he saw that they
were going further than he desired to follow.
Major st. Leon Dupeire, whose name ap-
pears on the roll of the Red Warrior chiefs.
positively asserts that, though Native
American, he does not belong to the Red
Warriors. He says he has been too busy in
his work on the auxiliary committee Of the
Howard Association In Carrollton to bother
about any sort Of politics since the beginning
of the epidemic.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-26
Messrs: w. A. Bell, Chas. G. johnson and G. L.
Walker, Committee Citizens Conservative
Association.
COL PATTON'S REPLY TO THEE CHTNr
ZEN5' COMMITTEE.
NEW ORLEANS, October rs, 1873.
Messrs. Bell, johnson and Walker. Committee
Conservative Association:

NEW ORLEANS October u.s. 1873.
Messrs Bell, johnson and Walker. Committee
Conservative Association:
Genttemen--I have the honor to acknowledge
the receipt of your letter of the twenty fourth
instant in answer to mine of same date. I
cannot express my astonishment at the tone
and temper of your letter in answer to COM
munication from me couched in courteous
and respectful TERMS in which had earnestly
striven to avoid the use Of any word or phrase
which could provoke controversy.
l deny that my action in declining place
on your ticket was at the dictation Of any per-
son or committee. I deny that "prefer the
interests of an organization of political men to
the real and substantial interests and welfare
OF the citizens of New Orleans" also deny
that | declined the suffrages of my fellow
citizens on the contrary, shall be much
pleased to receive the votes of those who may
think me worthy to fill the position for which
/ was nominated without solicitation on my
part.
I am gentlemen, very respectfully,
I. w. PATTON,