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, 1879-01-29

Constitution AZ 1t ia. Such policy would
undoubtedly rondcr Tho Democratic party
moro formidable contoatant for tho prcEi-
tIency in 1880 than ut my election during The
1'rovions twenty ysars; but tho Republican
lenders arc not likely to 10 much frightened
nt Tho prospect, for thore aro tho best Of
reasons for believing that Mr. H1L1s excel
lcnt advice will not DO followed. Tho OK
Confadoratea nre too numerous In The Demo-
cratic caucus, mud havo too much ut stake, to
lislen 10 conservative counsel,
, 1879-01-29
WRIGHT'B UTOPIA.

It Il .llsgracoful that UrHpn1ok Il.
Wnlour's Communist Lii shou]l l,ovo ~.
ceiyod eyon 2. votes In tho National Ifouxe
Of Representatives. This man Wn,aur II n
Representative from ono Of tho pounav1yopin
mining districts, md, thonph a]actad hv
Democratic votes, paufl.rs rcrslstontlv 10
tho Communists. Ie intro,nca,l tha mans
,lre In question AZ one Of tho meana rv
which ho hoped to socnrc n manhattan MI
election a. Governor Of h,a at.,. ~ ~ .na
hands Of Domorro,a co,nrmnis,. as ss
, 1879-01-29
TELLEK'S COMMITTEE.


Anntlor Hatch Of Mtxc.t Testimony.
CHARLESTON. Jau. 25.-Bcforo The Trlt.
Committee to-day. William Ritoy tco!o,sdl
Republican. ifoul uarnwcti, testified that ,As
night befoto tic clcction lle wus takcn from hs
house by band Ut whtte and co!orctl tnen, tel
to tree. aud severely beaten because he was 4
ltcput!lcnn.,,. -. SO.
Fred Nox, colorcd Republican, satac countY
testified that lie wns assaulted by Democrats at
meeting ut 1tacxville, Oct. II. who insisted On
division Of time, and that co1orct1 Democrat
fired at Congressman SmalIs, who was also pst-
vented from lcaving the p'aco tlsat night.
On the other side, Thomaa II. Moses, colo.sd
Drsnocrut, testified that the majority ot Tho
colorcd people, In the thfckcst coiored soetoua
Of thu county wese Democrats.
j. E. stecdman, whlto Democrat, testified
thcsc waa no disturbance at tho BIackyls
meeting, that 6malls consented 10 division ol
time, nnd that on cfoctlou1iuy everybody yoted
freely.
!" j. Isc1ar, afayor Of D1aclsville, confirmed
THU testimony, nnd testified tl,at Republicans
'ndorscl the whole Democratic ticket, except
two eauidatcs for the Legislature.
j. ucllllEcr, eul0rcaf DEMOCRAT, testified That
William Riley WAS notoriouaiy bad CHARACTER
wl.om le would not believe on oath. At tAc
polls, where witness waa un clccttont]ay, IN
Hampton Comfy, most of thu colorcl people
yote,l tic Democratic ticket.
Ora'.gcburg County was next taken up,
Saauy Keith. colosed Republican, Deputy Mss.
shat, testified that at 0saugcburg tho lrpub.
ltcans were Delayed In voting; that ho saw I
Denioerat stun Democratic tickets in1o Tue
box. aEd that ha was arrsstcd for Insisting On
going lnto tho pol!lug-rooa to wituess tLo
, 1879-01-29

Tho House yesterday pusaed Tho AutI-
11ongolian bill by vote Of 165 10 72, It
prohibits tho importation ut any ouo time Of
moro than fifteen Chinese upon q yusscl
owned by any cltizon Of thu United States,
under penalty OF $loo for each passenger
an excess OF fifteen. Party lines had littIo
or nothing 10 do with separating the snp.
porsoss and opponents Of tho bill. though It
would appear that much Of tho Republican
opposition was provoked by tLo ,nuuner in
which the Democrats rushed its passage
without fair oppportuuity for dcbato Or
amendment. Tic blu ~ passed optirely IL.
nores the troaty existing botweon thu Uuited
statas and Chinese Governments, aud for
thsa among other reasonx lilo measure IN
quite cessain to receive thorough overhaul.
lug in the Hennte.
, 1879-01-29

t'Te ns7 ~ reading or writing" he suk.
one has h"ndFeds Of ptoplc to do 1t Tor him ~ 'sea
Mr.. Vanderbilt. inst driving !. o.,..,
triana. LUX peaet.
sncczitg. according 10 m E,p,s,, ,,n.,
H. mn Indication Of health, ninr. - "'c'or
plcasc. A-" VI fnoa,
Oliver wondoll Holmes used bnt M.
bcr, 1N7a. ''''' @"a sso'tm.
Tho vulgar word hash" =" IL MT ,.,
IN hoston. That article is a'ludc 10 a, cn,,.a
henry Clay would rather bo r;pbt tb,n T..
fferlaent. Nowadays ercry pat.icIau sor,, a W
BE- President than te left. "'''o fa'hes
An Eastern paper aaks, Why tlo sor,.
ns'nk every time they meet, Pfob.b1, h.ssA sasa
they can ataad on tho bar. 'scas's
Senator Hereford, Of Wost y;..,n;.
iecu'ing In that State Of, s'Tao Ame,,..ee i'
tho Hope Of Ills County," sa''s'
CLARA Morris husband WAS goino tn sh..,
tno ea'tof OF tho Dramatic Nsgs, but sa1 .s,,1'
went oG befors his gnn did. 9 sol1a'
Dr. Mary Walker Is a psneion.or.n,.
rcfkaps She was an rndlsn. fighter, Al a.. ...s
ou# 1nhae WAT On Womnnn Dtt5e. 't
Tho Indiana gravc-robbers nro oo,;, :,
WORK. We Cannot eren bnsy the mast win a. a.
assurance that II will be unmolested. "' ny
Charles Fffg1a Adnma Is ,uen.,on., =.
the llestn Mls'1on, md II tho M.nI,oh, ..os .os
"nos 10 lta business hc might not b missed ''''
Fritz Emmett, who has bonn tlrrnt
boiled owl clnb for tho last stx month, +. T.. ~
elhaas'' where LIE is reported to hare braecd m a'
E. D. Ward, OF Detroit, died wor,h s,o
s., uou ln WI was conteAted. md now Ibs,si
'sa'ee's poof lawyer In tho slato Of Michigan,
It takes III lapa Of Mr.. Talmaua', nn,a..
10 make 1nilc, yet, on 10 inconventent tx p'
no nas maoe very cEeditable record IL , =.
dcstrian. F.
The Rev. Dualey Rhodes, tho Ta],naco =,
cincinnati. went lhe rounds thu otb., nIoh, ~,
rot 80 alex 1t The stomach that le as been l., 81.
ever since. ~ va
Anna Dickinson will not rotuyn IN II.
afaRe. Therc have been worse uctrcsscs Than 4 ~.
Dickinson, perhaps, but thets uamaa ,,or. ~.
down In tho bills. ' wv
Somebody aays that Senator Kaynrt be.u
eff1kInR resemblance to Mr. T,ldep, t+t \,
hope. however. tho resemblance does mt 49,,
good ~ to ncphews. eN'
Ara. Cobb ia said to be exceedingly HIND.
home. aud perhaps sho ought to 10 acquitted sna
tho druggist sent to prison for selling her An ia,
furloF gtada Of poison.
Ihe Loni+yilfa Ct'Hrttr-Iournal continu,,
TO a'sertthat ufaptIsn hasl dfinkvr, Thst n,,s,
ef'dehtly labots under tho orr0nvous impression
that Grant IL KENTUCKY man,
Jesse Killings. Of Saratoga County. NV
II rhn 4 ~. 1-t1t
, 1879-01-29

tsauetl by MACN1LLAN Il Co. Regular ctlurn.
ton 1'o ho1da, is responsible for almost ~ many
loI!ics "A Irregular education. Cummuutam il
not more as'surlthan 'thc rigat 4ttyino Vi Kings
10 govern wrnnR," Fu lnng taught nt Oxford.
"lscgularly.cdncatcd men" STOOL f,cforc i,,c
leaning tower Of f'lea; md, after seeing with
their own crcs The crucial experiment uf GAL1-
LEO on f0lilug bodtce, went awny maintain.
Ing The old hcrcsy TINT tic velocity of the
fall Il IN proportion to The weight of the failing
bodY. 'Just read l.ocxE's Constitution for
Carolfna,' itsn1 obserya tllc foll1us Ut not ouy
regularly educated man. but OF It 1nan really
great" The ccntrn|izinK tendency Of regular
education is to create body Of men Joined In
common error which derives immense power
from It's being posacssrd BY q multitude. III
believe you will find that willie small improve
mcnts arc usually made By thosc who know au
ast or science .nalnty by the teachug Of othcrs,
the larger and boldcr changes arc usually mado
hy those Who arc not cnAlavcd by habits Of
thought impressed upon them BY others" In
support OF this asaertion, Mr.. Hill Instances
the careers ol GEORGE STEVENSON, Dr.
CARTWRIGHT, ROWLAND lliLL, and host
Of other Inventors. It vas not self.
education, but success, that Ictl Nou1ar
OWEN and others like Him 10 oyer-conflcnco #,
their own powers and ultimate failure. There
ID no difference in principle between tllcir mis-
takes anil those Of NAPOLEON. It Is hardly
necessary to add. attcr this, tl,at MATHEW HILL
was bin1self i seIf.educatcd man. H. wns at
tic same time ono Of tho kccnrst nild most
original thinkers, tho most independent reiorm-
CT, and among The most truly cuittsated men of
Ills day.
, 1879-01-29

The recent adjustment Of differences be.
tween thu Government md the Ispubl,cau
tasjofity In the French Assembly has not
brought about that permanent peace aud
goodwill that waa hoped and expected, and
ths'o is now impending = roneral Of tho
controversy under conditions fak mora H.
rious than before. President 'AIAcAIAuoA
las stubbornly refuavl to yield tho
point mo4t ssrsnuously iuklstad upon
1y tue Legislative majority, VIII that
, 1879-01-29

The lscv. Mr. tlErwoRTH has accepted ~ offer
to 20 out for lhs New Yurk Iicrdld tu ExYpt,
"l1sro Cheops, tho Sphtux, Al,l lorty ccuturles
1'oW look down upon-uuthlng tu particular. 1t
will 10 great relief lor tl,e,n tn look down
upon ltxrwoRrtt. and pcrtaps get slitnpss of
the great American newspaper oyer hs shoulder,
We cs1n faucy tlielr wInking with both eyes wleu
they read some of Tho la,tst news by cuGls tu
thn }frr.e H.
, 1879-01-29

It Is regarded In Washington as undoubt-
edly settled TINT Senator CnRls71ANcr is to
resign md acoopt an appointment an Minis
ter 10 Peru. IIe left lnat night for 1Iichi-
gap to arrange Ills Affairs preparatory to
making the voyage,
, 1879-01-29

Hood old Presbyterian 8cotiund has artua alty
sanctioned plan for vi immcpsu lottery to re-
licse the slasc4oldssk tu lha Clty OF Glasxuw
Bunk. Who would hays thought 1T This IL
only III extension Of churh-fair a,ul grat,.bs9
principles tu the ordinary alfal1a Of Ute. But
the Spectator calls thu scAcuo "rrcposteFous
uAu tulAurAl.H
, 1879-01-29

With tho commencement Of tho DLopazrr
investigation tho RENO Inquiry lapses into
comparative obscurity as a matter Ut public
interest, and 1t would be q rolief to know that
The tedious tepotitions in tho testimony of
witnesses who saw tho Game thing wore near-
Ing M end. Can't tho officers composing tho
Court Of Inquiry vindicate everybody now
Just ~ we'll o. two weeks from noW2
, 1879-01-29
PER CQhIRA.

Ap{C11{ I71ts11tX u 143 578HAE
ADRIAN, Alch., Jan. 23.-Nrs. L. c. Dfaks'
Of Fairfield, MI inmate OF thu Kalamazoo 1n'
ssne Asylum eight months, tu letter 10 tho
4smY VI thia city, tmpuyna the chtEB<s Ok
cruelty by Atiun4xlts, Starving tho pat!cnt1.
rte.. n.aae by Mrs. kewivy. and upen
which = legislative investigation has been tom.
inrnceu. she eliaractctizts Mrs. hcxle1't
staf*'tests n Incredible a,,d srouudless.
, 1879-01-29

unlcss the regular hearers Of Dr.. TAtxAox
arc vcry thtrt-sktuned, Prof. SWINGS sermon
Vt last Sunday will strike them uuplca.autly.
VT wall never bu lha duty Of public speaker, !"
ssA TIE Professor. ITO keep everybody awaks.
liz nes4 keep awake only those whose wakeful-
ness "tll EYER be of any value to themselves or
mank!n4." Thcsa arc apples ol gold Iu set
ting Ut silver.
, 1879-01-29

CiAnEScn Cooxt art critic Of the New York
Tribune, l,As written an article three columns
long for TINT paper computing the architecture
Of tue new State Capitol buildings at Albany
md Hartford. lie finds tllut tic former Ia fur
superior to tho iuttrr as TN work of original
mud stimulating forec.' Tie Connecticut Caoi-
tol, however, has "fntcrcattngncss," durability,
beauty, a,ld grandeur OF certain parts, though It
lacks unity. Mr. Cook thinks tho Now York
Capitol Will furnish many suggeatiolts tu archt-
tects In ali parts Ut tho country, whio the Con.
nccticut Capitol probably will mt.
, 1879-01-29

Tho Kansas Legislature took vote in
separate conclnvo yesterday for United
States Senator without resu'. other than to
demonstsate very strong plurality for h1r.
LNoA11s, hut not votes enough to elect him.
, 1879-01-29

JOHN RUSSELL YouNa's letters arc read mud
revised W Geu. GRANT before they 80 tue
!ixht. They aro thCu Introduced to tho publo
through ule columns VI the Iisratt, like certain
bills aud petitions In congreas, "by request,n
, 1879-01-29

A's.o !" Il" "te9"h1'7c. lsltlior he tnust
s'e'" 10 e''il'za'loh or perish.
-=.---9==-=::=-==
,r1 hsn HILLS sAoAc1FY.
49,, a1Ana t''ssn .as NY nkS l1tLf' IN tue Son
""." s"o :" "",'A,S slitol'ei+l co1ton'osetm
ss",,., u W wa" p.ooao'y s"sses'eo az mneh ny
IT, '''s'' ,,. "saao.y as " motives OF patriotism.
a, n1s. o ~ suo Deno'fa.'e party IL IN uan8or,
N.Y. ",s. & ~ .lh aesS u. az lffceoholaole con.
s,s...s e,'"e, 1,"., ~ .4' "as8 Q! heool
>~ataa :" ".sa ,',.s.. '"1y ""H.r ,' un'er'nR OF
., 1850 ~ uats1 olo'' TUG ra'o'o treasury and
"a'' s., 10 ;, f'Su'ssces. Inc ot-conioderato
% tl'a to.n,o. ~ .1' .,.,. no'u '1aln' 1aoshg from
r,...,N ''."' o'i.'s""l.on u tha
t,,a "u ,'".a H., p".,s' uase e'ilently oaer1sned
49, aot' @uas .ao Ausens OF taat party to
ns"u. - ~. on!s ie'!u'7''e 70 'ho saccess OF
.,.,1soo os' o''"'7' "s'a nave 1hought IL safe to
."'..o1l@'u huco invent {now ti'as It is "ssnrod
thair ,rtontionn H.. 49,. -, ~ 1os'so ~. ~
uno.nocto1 o,,nos,.,o, =. ~. .o 4Aos VII
| Con 1,,,na ~ ,v;aaa..,s 49,. ~; =, s".ps"o'4' 1,
ri No,v yor1, oul,.,.. .,' 49, 49, ~ h"'
mo,or;tv ~ Nos.1,asa s n H. op'.,ens VI q vast
clai,nad ho,,1,v ~. 49, s' n.s ua'o lfo"
ehal, nj ,,a ,'.aa.;..,a1 oela'o ~. i"1'y
ooon,v e.. 49, ~ ,,.aa.. ., .,..o A,e'e cl"''','
' 49,, ~" ~ '"o p."o"t ~ 'Aose VINO pfscapi'
oorcor non,onra.s ] 'a.' -. .I's a'sA WEI WEI, Inc
.,,o,., -. >,sa.as;,,. ''o oou'a ha9e
aanna,.;ss sP'e.so' - ~ s"otn'' 10 the
tas. .a.as. A'o" "nou' ','ey nave
49,, ,,,o;. ,s..sx. I.s"o ~ oo"go'aeea'
- $780, 49,. "."" .,s,,".s., >" caucus "na III Con-
81. 80 ..,>,' -, "4 iuseit.'ou " iotce Tue
H. -.". "I ""1p - .uo t'os'nc." 1acuon OF
IT, tn,,.. 49,, -" t,1.A e'"ia1''y Focoguazos
| =. 'o"oss -. !; -. VI :H"cn fl" euoet,
,yos 1s;tt, ~ s4.o 1as'atonoa TOW: IL
,,,f =, ~. ~. 'A"s ~ "sa1eu n1ta-
0on,nSt M ~, ,s'u A.ay n,",o oor,a'y 10 ooc9are
,asa, -. ' .,;,,"'a, W." ."An'a' "he1ner maao ny
,,..,as 49," P''soas' us speocn 's lh-
.rats - 49, - ~ "s ~ 'ue eo'''het" Demo-
49,. ,>a.s., o. .,1''. pot ss4'et,e my 'af-
- -, ~ s''o"'snS luo a'sMe1nber'
~ - ''4''' l".|S'
II ~ MOI worth while to quarrel over Ben
t'ah1s noi1ons "ooat loyalty. There Ia noth-
'nB 6''ansa Ill sao tact TINT man 70 con-
hl"cuoasIy idsnt'tictl with tho fortunes Of
sno oon1eaes"cy shonll atill claim TINT tr11o
Loyalty required oven those who vera origin
a.ly opposes 70 secession Sas Ben Hill was)
10 1o!1ow thoif States. This case Of Wan.
l.IA al1IchELLs, however, illustrated fairly
'ne southern lido" of loyalty as applied to
e'a'mS' h!1TciaEAt was Kontuckian. Ha
~ o" 49,. p.oss"u' !" naso ooon on'onsstt but
~ "o"t ""ay from Louisville whore he WAS
:" BUSINESS aaa "hero no might havo
totnn4aoa an uhfno!es1ed unioniat, tn
u1ueE 10 20 inside tho Confederate
, 1879-01-29

sel1-educaeed men will tiod 4 good deal Of
comfort III letter from MA1ruEw DAykspoar
4iLl1 which Il pr4utel III tho usw biography of
That distinguished reformcr an.i 1uriat iuxt
, 1879-01-29

A cable dispatch from London announces
tlas 11Esn. N. STANLEY fs preparing for au-
other African expedition,
, 1879-01-29


THE urrY APPROPRIATIONS
The Oily Comptroller deserves tho thanks
Of the people Of Chicago for the COURAGE
will, which ho laa rc;eotod nil apnca1a IL r..
turn 10 The old system of useless expenailure.
aud which has prompted him to atlyiso tho
further reduction of Tho total an,ronrt,tio,,a
Tho appropriations Inst year---for tho vear
l878-wers eB.092 s7n. ant7 bo a,,v;so. lint
the appropriations for Tho pxesont veor sball
DO $J,o77.G73.
Tho Comptroller, s,oakip1 from m actual
official knowlodoo of Tho bus;nosa. lin mods
tho necessities Of the city. md tho copilition
of the finances, t1ccloroa Tint thu ann In l,os
na,pe1 will he a,nnto. ;nc1uliny m o1,owauco
OF 10 per cont for nnco,,ccte1 ,orcx IN mat
ali tl,e requirement. f,,r rs-o r,ono,v /,
the civ administration cor In ,rac,;coi IN
two ,nodcs, n, 1,v c,rof,,, ,,,,i,n,;o, ~ ~,
tropriations. and III bv thu careful timi.a.
tion of expenditures. Th,a policy has now
been In oneration nearly tl,raa vsnra. n ho.
beon riporousv cnforcoi 1,v afovor 11r,-r,,
mil t,,e resn,t In. l,oar tI,t o.o1, vo,r Ia
witnessed the cnt.,n0 MI or crronilitrrca
lonc considercd ,nd;suoreoh1o A. t1,o o,,so
of lin bu.ineaa of 1a7s tho romnt-o1,o. ~
the prcat cro5;t of t,,o c;,v a1uir,.+rntio,,
ta ablo to sov:
.rbs expcr,enea Of III. r,a., t,,.. ve,,. !,
maintained and a fair auount Of tmnroycmcnt. b.
made annually without oppressive approximations.
and believe cur citizens expect and feel that they
e Ssa ~, ~ sVaso M me lowest possible tax 'e'y
, 1879-01-29

NrnGo1rh ttrett. t~twren C1zFk and t.Asalte. En-
RaEement Of tho English Opesa COMPANY. ''E. II.
q. ptuafore." Afternoon aud evening.
, 1879-01-29

1Ierfhcy Mastc.1fn1j.
Madison street, opposite McVfckera Theatre. uafa.
bEc2n tho Wharf. Afternoon and evening.
, 1879-01-29

EfcT1ckcr's Theatre,
AtAdleon atstet. between ne ashotn and State. "Twp
Women" Afternoon and evening,
, 1879-01-29

nA1Eted Rtseek bekwcrn hsd1ssn and Monroe. VI
rlety entertainment. Afternoon and evening.
, 1879-01-29

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 20, 1879.
, 1879-01-29

Cardinal ANToNuco1 died at Ancona, Italy,
yesterday.
, 1879-01-29

Clark street. opposite the courtIio,lse Variety CT
teftaInment-
, 1879-01-29

Dearborn street. corner of Monroe. ''AFoun1 tho
Word in Eighty DuJs." Afternoon nnd evening".
, 1879-01-29
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B. Z. LEE COOKING STOVE awarded the
d diplom n at the last Louisiana and Alabama
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SITTER, which for culinary purposes Il almost
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said election to the secretary OF Stats on Or be-
fore the twenty ninth day OF December. 1879. In
accordance with the provisions Of the proposed
constitution.
In testimony whereof have heraunto affixed
my signature, and eaused the seal Of the State
of Louisiana to be affixed thereto at the city OF
New Orleans. this thirty. FIRST day of July. In
tho year Of our Lord ono thousand eight hun
dred and seventy
LOUIS A. WILTl
BY the Acting Governors
OSCAR ARROYO.
AssistGni Secretary of State.
au2 1taWtOc1-dte
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". G. Brooks alias W II. Sanders. alias =. II
Jobnson. ltas w O. CLARK, had a fanrtng he
of obtaining money under false protenaaa
mada ~ d. u Glover. of Tho nrm III Glover 4
Odeudahl The Ilrm Of Britton 4 Mason and the
firm OF Allen Nugent & Co.. and was sent before
the Superior Criminal Court under fTfn bonds
Lnay Williams. ASSAULT with y dangerous
weapon Oh Matilda Smith Waa arraignod and
placed under 1850 bonds for her appearance
November 81,
John Lnwia, nnaault and battery On Mra
Dnfy, was arraiRnei and placed under $3.50
bonds for her appearance November 2E.
John Cbnnora petty larceny: bond $3.50 for
his appaaranoe November e
Clifford Garrett. charged with disturbing the
unace and rarrvinE concealed weapon, was
placed under 1880 bonds for hs appearances
November a.
James Johnson. charged with receiving stolen
~ oparty Hnfi knowing tho aRmo t' have been
stolan. waa aant before tho First Dtstrict Court
under u bond If $3.50.
Sebastian Williams. carrying y concealed
WEAPON. was aent before tha Superior Criminal
Coart undnr bond Ut $500.
Bon Turner. entering In the night time with
out break king, With intent e, commit, felony
was artaigned and placed under f2a0 bonds for
hia Rnpnnrnnan November ~,
James Smith. poty larceny. bonds $3.50 for his
appearance November 2G.
charged with being drunk and disturbing tho
roana. were fined $40 each or thirty days III 'ha
Parish Prison.
Frank Bryant. the driver of tho float who ran
over and seriously wounded Mrs. Elznbnth
johnson III the coroner of Rampant nDi LafaY-
cite atreets was arragned and plaeed under
$1,000 bonds for hIs appearance November 81
A. Moyman, charged with aisannrgipg fire.
arms within the city limits. waa fined no ur
thirty days III the Parish Frison, and. on Il
charge Of carrying concealed weapon. was
put under saho bonds for his appearance No
vemhar 10
James Nalanav. disturbing thn ponce aud BE-
Ing a raErant. was fined san or thirty daya In
the Parrish Prison.
A. Minor. diaoharging firearms within the
city lmita. WAS Hned SO On ity days In tho
Parish Prison.
Hr. Smith. assault and battery on Louisa
Smith. $3.50 bond for his appearance November
2h
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~ REAT JACKSON ROUTE. .--
EgaACAGD. @T. LOUIS AND NEW OR-
LEANS RAILROAD.

THE QUICK EST ROUTE EAST.
Tratna will leave aud arrive ut the Oalliope
Street Depot. on and after September a.. 1879 as
follows:
Leave. Arrive.
EXP. NJ. !. s:1t i. nj. EXP. No. =. TAO a. m
Mixed No. =. 1900 a. m, Mixed No. 4. 7:s0 D. III.
Noe, and run daily. Nos. $ and daily. ex-
enpt sunday
Saturday Accommodation for McComb City
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING OARS
THROUGH TO LOUISVILLE. DIN, lLNNATI
COLUMBUS. q. AND CHICAGO WITHOUT
CHANGE. and for E'F. LOUIS Il Sleeper 10 1T
fnohed ri Milan, enabling passengers to &c
through without leaving the train Only ONt
CHANGE TO NEW YORK and EASTERN
lmprnvei Sleeping and Reclining Chair oara
to Niaksburg daily. without change
Tickets for sale. berths secured and tnformn.
ton Rivon at No a Camp street. corner Of
Common.
A, D. SHELDON. Ticket Agent.
II. 0HANDLER. General Passenger Agent.
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RAIL ROADS.

NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD.
~ tM0BILE FAST LINE.l
THE SHORTEST ROUTE TO EASTERN
ONLY LINE WITH DOUBLE DAILY PAS
EENaEH TRAINS.
On and after Sunday. November ., 1870 traine
will arrive and leave depot, foot of CANAL street
as follows.
LEAVE. ARRIVE.
No. Express No. . ESpreea.
daily 7:3o am. daily........7:4 40 a. M
No. 2 EXPRESS No Express
daily 500 pm. daily s.--4. $40 p.m
Tickets may be obtained and Sleeping Oar
Rerths secured In advance on application at the
oft'ce oorne, Camp and Common streets. oppo.
site CITY Hotel
y. D. DORf NsON. Superintendent.
III " Y, w. COLEMAN. Ticket Agent.
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First District Court.
gTNTENrHp.

ETNIHNt H1,
Bridget Gavanangb. petty lnrnnny, recon
meHdad to mercy, three months Parish Prison
Jim Davis. alias Alexander. larceny. one
month In the Penitentlary. to take effect MITE,
the expiration "f II ten year sentence at the
Superior Criminal Court
VACCINATIONS.
Parish Boyd, John Winston. L. T. Meehan
nasRliit and battery.
Richard Deitnone. assault aud wllfully shoot.
ing Mt.
Albert Done aud Marie Julieune allas Vic
torina Josephine Levoa. larceny.
ON TRIAL.
Anbie Price Iarceny.