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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-03-28

THE chiyalrous love of his section which
led poor Bon ALsToN to write to the New
York 1riJUnG, a few weeks before he was
killed, q letter. in which he stated that life
aud property were as SECURE in Georgia as in
any other State in the Union, was of the
kind that now induces many good men,
such rs he aimed to be, to defend the South
against many truthful charges laid at her
door. But the facts as they are developed
by current reports, and especially as Illus
trated in ALsTON's unfortunate DEATH serve
to answer this kind of defense by an asser-
ton of the old maxim that factions speak
"plainer than words" The New Orleans
papers, for example, Of a few days ago, con-
tanned a summary of deaths by violence in
that city, OF recent occurrence, which dis
closed the alarming fact that more than q
dozen murders had been committed there
within single week. 1t requires no espe-
cial knowledge of the laws of nature, or OF
the influences which govern human nature,
to enable any one to trace this shocking
disregard of the value of human life back
to its true source. Thus traced, the respon-
sibility for it can only be laid at the doors
of those political leaders who inspire, con-
done, and enjoy the benefits Of the huns
dreds and thousands Of political murders
committed in the South during the past ten
years, for which the first man is yet to be
punished, 1t is pity, though, that the
victims of this bloody social aud political
system are not selected with more regard
for the kind of men who can be spared.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-03-28

TTNHE ROSSLYN SEMINARY,
Il No 1888 street, near Sixteenth street north'
west, Miss b. Ross, Principal; Mrs siddons, Teacher
Of ElOcution: Miss Belle Ogden, English Assistant
aud II Mason. Teacher OF French dpc@ tfr
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-03-28

NCYJ3S FON THREE YEARS MY DUKES
R&S Motto" Cigar has been before the public. and
IN that time has fairly won Its reputation the arg
est and best all Havana filler, hvecent cigar inWosG
ingtOn.
am now manufacturing II from the cuttings OF my
La COqurtte' Havana cigar thus nirdlshing cigar
Of the old size aud price, but Of vastly superior quail
lty. A trial OF my goods Will ConVlnce the most
skcpticnl. NJ. GOLDSTEIN TobaccOnist
mChgnim GIL Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-03-28

hSSfs NOTICE-THB ANNUAL MEET mo OF
t-SS tho members OF the Muuill Fire Insurance
Company OF the District OF Columbia for the election
OF seven managers 10 serve the year, Will be
held Mt the Office or the company. on MONDAY, tho
18th day OF April, 1914 Polls open from o'clock L.
IN. TO o'clock D. III. - -
j. WESLEY BOrELER.
NJ
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-03-28
n-,at.e orrIcE Or rHE MrTrAL rIRE IN.

W. SURANCE COMPANY,
WAslIINoToN, u. G., March 4, 1870.
Tho Board having been advised by counsel that the
annual meeting held the 2Olh Of January last and
thereafter aud the proceedings thereAt were ilcgal
ana void and that II Is competent for the Donrd now
TO order the annual meeting to be held IN pursuance
OF TIE charter aud bylaws, and the interests OF tho
company recurring. under existing circumstances,
that the fnlest opportunity should be afforded for tho
expression of tile sense of lhlspolicy holders II Il
therefore ordered that the secretary give tie neres
sary notice by advertisement In at least two newspa-
pcrS Ia the city OF Washington. to be publish three
Times week for five weeks and the day of meet
!ng thnl the annual meot'ng OF the company Will be
held on MONDAY, the lIth OF April next. at the
office the company when and where the election OF
nInnagers will take place, between the hours of
oClCcK a m. AMI y. NJ . -
!. WESLEY BoTILER
mnfbWJw Secretary.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
LOAN OFFICE,

1d17 ronnsyivania Avenue Northwest.
Near Wizards Hotel. mar22
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FOR RENT.

E'OR RENT-CALL AND SEE OUR LIST OF
- property for rent JOHN SHERMAN b Co,
Jy3l-Iy ST. Cloud building
q u a MT ri O ID - vKT
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-02

Or,s night . { Gle Theatre u 5aa Cls-tn, Nh
5Gss q aalsas taa sA.er i5IE& himself siiss5r1
Familiarity WITH q sGraagsrs WAC wien Tile
caSF wa evsr. sH4r - aim 5aargnizi agg.Y
Aa4s greatly sn.r5Fsf. Fu,IE fn1arssaGH
sf- ART sGEs s4s ssss 1,nrs af qoH- Ef swsr T5I
visit Paris TAI u 2as- Am Alexander Zei-
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5Y 1i.,4 HaF DUMAS eft LIS .--G.Esr -essiT
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AZ q .iGeE 1iEA CssEtr sa1lfa 1E15s 1y nj LtL-
--.t4 LII -=ss@1 q1s4 thirty Challenges 5T nGEH
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-I friends 4 - zfstls,srz and abs. E-L3
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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-02

Vwoas tsae 1arfsai of Tensaas
Two fsr shs Dars III or rerrahennes
One fsr be parrish 81 Ensan.
Gns f5r tae sarsssi IL vszruiIlsoH..
Gns fsr riae 5arisaa 81 VERNON.
One fssr sAts oarisii " Wssaalnsfsu.
One for the parsst IT Webster.
One for dae parrish of wlau.
rsssA ats1ets- eight Rssorp ssntatfrss Delegates
Now, Eilerafore. T. FRANCIS r NzcI4tETs
Governor ~ the Stats ST Louisiana ID aer.far
lssua slis my proclamation, dls~efiusY an al.se-~
zion Is se held throughout Ea1s 3sats AZ salsft
1lasss az may be Il siqnafsd 5y tl1a Ieaal !scaE
authorities sllpraos. On TUESDAY he eista-.
tssusa fasr Of March. A. D. 1915 hs8m a'elsest i'm
5lss s5rauoon until 8 o'eloeIs IN the afternoon
asr lie purpose 0f sleetiaR Delegates IS Con-
vautaon IS Same new constitution for he 3tats
y Louisiana ssesrfiaR 55the above aBportaon-s
ment ssaa deleeR 20 - meet IN convention as
the staaa- zause, at Nsw Grteans on H0NE4gs
riae ssveutp arat dav sf aie asontii 81 Aprtl, A..
o. 1sTg, at % s'sloek m And r 50 hereby srdsr
and direct all sheriff.. commissioners 81 sles~
aou.s and other officers therein eaHesraed, 10
h0id sasd sseesIon 81 he iay aforesaid at lae
places Designated ,ytIis oca aitiIr rifles 51ers-
o. and 70 sauss the same 5s39a conducted azsg
tie retIrae thereof - be naae Ia he maFnar
and vitaiu sils time prescribed By law.
"a testimony wherenf 7 have aereunts aff7ssaef
my sianasare aud caused he seal Of lie statsof
Louisiana - be sersuuto nspasied at the sitvsf
New Grseans ibis twenty -aftd sav % diie uueutFt
Of January. ia the gear 81 our Lord one
sasousaud eight suudred and sevenfs-uine and
sf tsie undergraduates of the Bnibsd Ststss of
America sae ona ligindraG and 5i1ird year.
FRANCIS T. NLGaCLI2.
By iae Sopernar.
Erss.. A. s-raowG
eaevats,,-y ~ Sssfs ;aeg
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SCRAP BOOKS
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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-02

Margaret Nsfrav ~ 1aafs ri4-r1eais
a. B 6snsIsr ii 8sgs IoeI Jaw.
I5in Murray - ysars,s 3neltffl0Hfa4
Ma. e A. IL nsIei 30 Veafs, ale8halspyn.
Mrs u. p. ZtJDle. 80 geacs, ehrs1ie hspatftfa
Mas Raet1et Fisher years., general debility.
F.1nGta Young 81 ytsara. 60r9ulfl Dt.5n.
JB1n Weber gaara. sarabro spinal mia-
f1Rftia
aatoine P5rrsr. y 7aars sspticaamia
J1asBhi1a 4ndrs ~ vnars ~1s1tf1atieIn.
Franeiis 3sh6ui IS ysaTs b,IFfis
MARY Butler y years. son+ tta prion.
J1eeDh Bsusy alenta. 5r3nehif1s.
1iye5 N8VauE. u TesatFs. s8nsiisn J1ftJns.
J6hn g. Esnarf Is para meningitis,
4fEllDn g3ss Dn 81 years. ssSngastip.s favsr-
Ad6lph Grsrsta. 81 7aaFss Consumption.
VII Margaret Johns "a ysarss e5ngssfaon
Mrs. Matiita Gilbert 81 vsars fsbtiity.
Mary smith, 81 reEE's .aude oerieardAtis..
g.sau G9azslrs ~ ysiEss. 1neunaDnia.
e5erryFa Disgnaesr, 10 gaaF5 diseases Of Heart.
n " nIlEirsr months inanstiDus.
Ma gasfsrtsle staltssr. u gaars meningitis.
pbares. Nam alone months 5sbiii5Ts
Marie H3nlet, 10 MONTHS, ar5uehitia.
Anranis Silva 81 VaaFs ienzi oIeRsa.
Esuisa esast, fars cramps
William Moore a. Iears pnauuaonfH.-
Widow Louis Gaafss n gaafs seftsnlng Of ste
5rstn.
Hrs.. Esvfsts, 90 years., piiaamia
N5fsw Maria Broti1srs 81 vsaFs s0nsumu-
si6u
Nellie Taylor, g., ~ years, bronchitis.
Wi,fow Eiissas5esti aiss - reaFs, sd aga.
Madison HzsFniibs1y g.. 81 Ysars On 14uonia..
Robert Schmidt. 8 daTss rrisInus asseeutiIgn..
Francois Esrche g.. 81 years sofeufltg Of he
1rasa
Gaurad Clay q Essra consumption.
R4tar J3liuetju 81 ysar9, suiertarss.5
Ir7 Marie Bontsvtilian, u gsars, pneumonia.
I5saDh smith 80 raarss ssr1fiiR
Samuel isohi1son, Esars rg1hoit fever
Widow Bann4g Erb1Esu, ~ ysa4ss 3naIlziaoufa..
grnaiin SGtisfsitar I gear. errn5s.
Sf5iE Grg5eRsr ~ rsal+5 srlnehitia.
Mrs Pauline Grrfing 70 1saF 1HaFt disease.
Erigls Read days lnfssut;la fertility.
Widow knsdfe Roursfue, Te Eaara euesDua~
ritis
Rli2abetf Tsuard. 10 fsys Iufsntfle debility.
Widow Ramon Ganessa n ears FEVER
Mary 4an Fasnb1ry ~ rasaFs meningitis.
Chae. Dorsey, 8 Taap = nssrisInua.
Edward Sngrxs 30 yaas.s 1nsixuSnfEa
x5StIe Wilkins Z 1lrnt1 S5nafsr ron 81 1ratll.
LIctssn Aaxaiaiu ~ y ara sutsrttls.
E<5aAph D'ir.sh r. y.arG deUhriris.
Marie 4aJotE1eGs ~ yfsars congestion 81
BRAN.
. 3 2.frits. s6 7aas.s 1neuEliSuia
Ma. Sarah A. Wright ~ ssasss snrairsuuffuu.
I4files Matthew, ~ u1nrhs s5nviEsons
Dr.. " - DfeK.'y. SO Fsag-5. general debility.
Heufy Hssysrs fs ysaE.ss 5p ghaid esvers
Frlsst Milton 4Es7a 5ragTi1s asaf'sutiEIin.
Willie 3 6t1s 10 MONTHS, t5u GgssstEva fever.
Anna % MARI 70 7e,sra 1ua1iTusjn5s.
ghrtat5sssl Naftzsaf I'll H6uf1a diohriIarft1.
Ma. Mary Aan IsCarrsy. So gears, ssuitssut
aaver
Francis Bertrand, '6 years., congestion Of
5i5iga.
Joaquin SerdsIa5 70 years, pneumonia.
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THE VIEW ORLEANS DEMoCEIT, SUNDAY, TEBgUAHY J. 1879

4rA - Fra5arisz Eoetssr, daughter
~ lnSsve b ca1sH, s8n.
Mrs. *lslsaan q Ea.asas a sBn.
q ~. sf5ha Z. Bagslaus. a ana.
Ma. yssa1h Gsl51naar. a daughter.
e ~. gst'ts.1lssr7 h-aVtsil A assiafalsr.
Mrs.. Veto Hsy1rano. s5n.
Ars. y5tsa E4ausf5Fa. . daughter.
Mrs. Enss4e pSlq,I ! ss,,.'
Y ~ FrarE Dei.srv a Daughter.
lHrss Abraham Hani.sy A -s5a.
u ~ HsIlfry phorD. 4 fanghtsr
Hrs. Mathew rardr a ss,si.
Hrs. 5as1lsIai HsCiintoclr. daughter
Mrs. Ernest DIT; mar A as3n,
Mrs g3nn p land. sg5n.
Ma y D A0hi. q soa.
Ira asury p ,rteneasr, a snu.
MIRA Ser. Kdnts. a6nfQatar,
Mrs 3 B Mcconnell a ssn.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-02

DAMAGED GooDs FasM Ngw T5HR FREs.-
The vsit-snsw1 FRY Z5ods merchant, Mr. 3. A.
SrassiEnau. No. 5ss Magazine street. Is receiving
~ steamer 4 larza assortment st fry goods
damazsd By s1e lass large Tres in New YORK.
These goods vtsra sold az auction f1r aeasunr Of
Tie Insurance companies but sra only slightly
danaRaG 5y sn63a and water hey vera 5ur--
thaSsd 1hsaD md Will 5s said az 4 small 3D.
vaucs IA sast price. GIr Laetr rsatsr.s viii ina
H. Brasaimaus Htvsrriseruenr III mother
sgluEuu 5f 5als 1aDar a usrussI Sf which will
~ f6rt7r, interest 5leIu as bargains will 5s the
arsar ct 11e dag as 5ss Magazine sirseS 1ex.-
vsaE-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-02

WAsz8Uas's What 30 you want With q new
1r5eess IA photography when 1le sid hero
~isooHf1s. 1s CAIiHE
&C i3stika aud fniskies ileIu 10 beautifully
dlisas N looking dIs selection 5f saznp ltss
"a ia elegant rsgspron 1artgrs cue tssis
irrissstl5ty Inclined - hare a 1ietIrs rssssu..
The 1c1e merit "a a photograph is the pose
s5ue aud durability Such pictures Wastouru
las Lsng Been celebrated h5r- Gail IN aud see
56r T5HEselvss-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-02

Martin Esnuess Mszazsua Market las an
snez1a sst1hls supply 81 nest 81 all kinds a.7sli
bud sat vegetables fruits istI game poultry
and sasss All nc iow iswu prices. Cont 6orzat
stalls 81 and " he big sign On tie 81. Mary
straet ida &c tie MARKET
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-02

Montgomery b Co. eaIl attention. IS a sale Of
80 sud 5Deu 1usxzies rom one st the 1ssg sse~
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~ LRzsE. at $40 Magazine street, ia An s,ssal
Leug 5isae 5uuer and only etargas 81 80.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-02

-Lssrs I'LL - e. IMMENSE -ztsszlEr-x-n u Il.
z-sass &C 1ry rn@ds III Il. L Brine & &c. . sre-
ia sslss. =. Ii CazAE sE-ssn Azrlg aaEg y
a4EFs.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-02

seBleuisGi your Iarcier viii ,llailnes.
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The 5ast aud 5urast ueiic;ue III t7la market
Or Gsvsr md azs1e q R..ati.s Gilt R.ian runlc
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, SUNDAY JANUARY g. 1879.

IN the wilderness, and the weather was ret
ting pretty hot that's 1t. Now, we'll come
the oross.lift on EN-! play on that bower
One evening they stopped. near where 9
spring gushod up-that makes us q couple
moreI dog my picture II It wouldn't be 9
good joke II we could skunk EN- the first
game. They thought 1t would be Q good
place to camp, and the old man hitched the
horse well, what foolish play that was OF
mine; 1t let EN- have one on our deal-and
one Of the boys ran TO the spring to get
drink-it was one OF the hot springs :
play, Cap. don't be 30 undecided. and
when he touched his lips to the watsr.that's
our trick he bounced up and yelled to the
old man--whose ace is thatI chi, III saiivate
1t with trump-yelled TO the old man hitch
up and drive on, dad HelPs not half mile
from herev How did you come BY these
points? Seems to me you're good counters Ii
you can't play much. Well, sir, 1t had the
effect to-diamonds? haven't any; pass
change the old mans opinion Of Arkinsaw
and-what led? Spades2 Have q little one
he started across the wilds for Oregon
Thus old Bodkin continued the same narra-
tive through thirteen games, and when the
party arose from the table at 10 o'clock, Bod
kin had the Gobins family away out beyond
the alkili desert In the sage brush, with their
horses stolen and two OF the. girls captured
by Indians--the boys following the Piutes
with their rifles, and the old woman q raving
maniac. And yet the story was not more
than half completed when the party walked
of on the narrator.
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Madison iInd.) Courier.l

Old Bodkin likes game OF euchre, but he Is
such an inveterate narrator OF pioneer Incl
dents that he often makes it unpleasant for
others by trying to play and tell q yarn at the
same time. The other evening be began a
story just as he and three others sat down to
play u social game He said: ut was In
1Ssg that a family by the name OF GObins emil
grated from Greenbrier county, Va.-cut for
deal-to the GLORIOUS West-shucks, never
could cut anything bigger than ten-spot.
There were seven In the family, three girls and
four boys. The girls were bright-eyed, rosy
Checked graceful gazelles, and two
Of the boys were big enough to handle their
axes and rifles-dye turn 1t down? I'll
make 1t clubs and could help their old father
a right smart chance--an ace beats king
every time. Play on heart. They wound
slowly over the Alleghanies, and finally,
In May. 40. crossed the Ohio Valley-good
enoughi hearts are better'n trumps, but
haven't any left--heading straight for Arkin-
saw, intending TO make that territory-hold
onl you don't play that on us my partner
trumped the last trick-their future home
take It up; best we've got, lead, partner. &C
cording to Hoyle. Theyfgot away out there
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A LOVERS TESTS.

nat to-day beneath the pine
And saw the long lake shine:
The wind was weary. and the day
Sank lHnguidly away
5 Behind the forests purple rim;
,sr,e aur was fair for me, lived Tor himI
aid not miss you. All was sweet.
Hkr earth and soul complete
In harmony. which could AFFORD
No more nor spoil the chord.
Could be best, and you afar,
We're other /. or you, than what We aref
The sifted silver OF the night
Rained down strange delight:
The moons moist beam on meadows MADE
Pale bars athwart the shade.
And murmurs crept from tree to tree
Mysterious whispere-not from you 10 mel
stirred the embers, reused the brand
And unused: on either hand
The pedigree OF human thought
Sang. Gems dred. cheered or taught.
Pausing at each Titanic line.
4 caught no echo from your soul TO mfnel
And last, when life recast It's form
m massive rest and warm,
Ere TO soft lingering senses cease
In sleeps half conscious peace,
The wish / might have fashioned died
In dreams that never brought you to my side
FAREWELL my natures highest stress
Mine equal shall possess.
sTis easier to renounce, or walt.
HAPPY the perfect fate.
Ny coldness Is the naughty fire .
That naught consumes except It's full deslrei
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Election Returns for Members Of the Sen.
ate Of the State Of Louisiana.

DEIT REMEMBERED, THAT ON THIS DAY
- the undersigned. Secretary Of State OF
the State. Of Louisiana, acting. By virtue
aHd + N.tr to sssstan q tS
General Assembly OF the State OF Louisiana,
approved April II. 1877. having compiled the
election returns filed in this office Of the cleo
ton held throughout the State on the fifth day
OF November, A. d. 1879, under the constitution
and laws Of this State and the proclamation Of
OF the State Of Louisiana, for members OF the
Senate to represent the hereinafter named Sem
atoria Districts In the Senate Of this State. CIV
the number of votes actually cast for each
candidate as shown by said returns, do hereby
officially announce and declare the same to be
as follows. to.wt..
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duty imposed npon ne b. this oct, I hereby de-
duly elected Senators for the hereinafter 6enA-
tOrlal DISTRICTS. each Of said persons 30 an
nounood having reeeived the greatest number
Of votes cast in their respective Senatorial Dis
trict9 Tor which such persons were candidates.
ana 70 which they are respectively herein de-
clar6d duly elected, to wit:
First Senatorial District, VIII Steven.
SECOND Senatorial District. Onexime De
Third senatorial District, R. H. Benners.
Fourth Senatorial District, Duncan r. Hem
Fifth Senatorial District, Gustave A. Breaux.
Sixth Senatorial District. ". II. Merkei and
N. Harding.
Eighth senatorial District. Pierre Landry.
Ninth Senatorial District Mayer Cahen.
Tenth Senatorial District. George Il. Wells.
Eleventh Senatorial District. Oneziphore De-
lAhoussaye, Jr.
Twelfth Senatorial District. +. 8. Fontenot.
Thirteenth Senatorial District, 8. J. Norwood.
Sixteenth Senatorial District Andrew 8. Her
Nineteenth Senatorial District. Boiling Will
liams.
Twenty-flrst Senatorial District. W. H. Sean
land.
Twenty third Senatorial District. L. n. Bow
den.
Kelly.
Twenty-dfth Senatorial District. J. A. ella.
In testimony whereof I have hereunto signed
my name and affixed hereto the seal of the
State Of Louisiana, al the city OF New Orleans I.
OSCAR ARROYO,
Assistant Secretary OF State.
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