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oebast materials, and made in
sho most careful and artistic
~aunar We have more than
a19 patterns Of Foreign Fancy
shirtings, including all the new
Spring Designs.
, 1879-05-01
s III / IL ; rs
READY. Y.MADE.

We have recently refatted our
manufactory with all the mod
ern machinery, and are pre-
pared to produce GOOD GOODS
1T lower prices than any COM
netitor. We have more than
1000 dozen Shirts in stock Of
our own make, in sizes to fit
ALL, Our stock Of Fancy
shirts, made from best Foreign
goods, is full and attractive.
Night shirts---Plain, Rumed,
Fancy Trimmed, and entirely
eolored.
Linen Collars and Cuffs in all
the latest styles.
Your patronage is solicited.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-01-28
Ausfdnoif&e 2sunof&au.

am Is. Sanuar beipra9 bas preus
Bii4e abseorbnetenbaus ben uon benz Nit.
slisbe bss gsntrum's 5ssrmanu seifellten
antras, bas Winiiterium aufSuforbsrn, Die
8ertretsr BreuBsns i'm bsutideu 8unbsss
ratbs an3uweiien, sesen bas @sies ibsr bic
parIamentarii9s Sis,ipItn su ftimmsn.
Gin antras Der @onierpatiuen, 3ur Cages
srbnuns ibsrtussbsn, ruurbs nit 22s ssssn
so Stimmsn abseIebnt. 5serman's ans
tras purbe sbenfaas abssIebut, on Stsus
bsfsIbsn aber elm uon ben Rationallibsras
len unb Der 5orti9rittspa.tsi ssfslItsr an
tras auf vmotiuirts" Easesorbnuns bes
SubaIts anssnommsn, baB bic @swdbrIsi.
flung Der Rsoefrsibsit unb bic isIbititanbise
8sssIuus b.s parIamentarii9sn 9siddfts.
sansss unb Der Sis3ipIin bur9 bic bstr.
parIamsntariids ROrpsri9aft bic wsientIis
den @runblassn iowobI Der prsuBiitsn
aIs Der bsutidsn gerfafuns isien, unb bab
bssaslid bes benz Bunbesratbe ssssnpar,
tis pOrIisssnOsn @sissss Der Sdus Der
psrfafunssmdBisen &s4ts benz Rsidstase
nit Sidsrbeit ibsrIaiien wsrbsn tam.
Wdbrsnb Der Debate srtIdrte Der iteus
usrtrsteubs &sidstanslsr @raf 3u StoI:
berg: WsruissrObe, baB bas 9aus nidt be.
fust isi, ii9 in bic benz Sunbssratb porlies
ssnbe Sads 3u miidsn, unb baB bssbaIb
bic &ssisruns isbe MittbsiIuns iibsr ben
SnbaIt Der bstrsfisnben @eissss gorIase
Ober ibsr ibre Stsauns Su berisIben obs
Iebne. @eI9e armieIise 5isur bod 70 Elm
preuBiidss abssOrbnstsnbaus Der Rssis.
ruus sssenAbn ipisIt! Sc III pirtli5
iammsrIid unb oisie @rsebsnbsit Der 9ibes
raIsn. Wai9 mir ben 9sl5 uno mad mid
ni9t naB!
usbsr bic 3olIppIitit 8iss
mard's duBsrt bic bsm Ran,Isr ioni
sanitis ssifimmts v9ssus 5rsie PreHe" in
Wisn, pie foIst:
Sn Oeutj9Ianb i1sint bic YoIitit A.,
f9Iafsn. Mae 3situnssn bsiprs@en nur
wirtbi9aftIi9s Srasen unb folssn bariu
benz BsiipisIs bss &ei9stan;lers, Der fi9,
itatt NIT ben srobeu surOpdii&eu Jraseu,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-01-28
ba.teit sesen feline ebsmaIisen RampfsenOi'
len Dor; seaebmist er basieIbe, wirb bic
Ration i'm b0bnsn unb i5impfen.
GonareBperhan6luuaen.

Senat. DEM pom abseorbnetsns
6auie sefaBten Bef9IuB fosen. DepOftteu
S9sine i'm Betrase pon ie 10 Dollars
aus,ussbsn, pa,b uon allen Senatoreu sus
ssitimmt. Den bstreHenbsn Staaten unb
Esrritorisn uarb bas R.dt sussiproden,
bas ben 9aciic giienbabn 9sisui5aftsn
sei9entts 9anb su befteusrn. Die 8oran.
idldse fur bic Slotte purben ssnsbmist.
au9 Der @oniuIars unb @sianSti9aftssstat
warb ansensmmeu.
Observation-Disclosures. gs parb
Der antras Botter's, uon benz yberi9tiss
ten" pottsr @omite ansenommsn, aud bic
Isstea 9erbit uOn Der q. .. rSribine"
bstannt sema6tsn sebeimsn 3iffer.0epes
iden, weIde uon aubdnsern bss grdiioent:
i5afts ganbibaten GiIben nit ben psri5ies
oenen 3dbIunssbsb0rben in ben Staatsn
Sab Carolina, iIOriba uub 2ouifana &C.,
we4ielt unb @eloanerbistunssn sema9t
woroen iein follen - uateriudeu ,u lahsn,
unb gu bieiem 3rpste aus benz SiientIi5en
Sdas wieoer SIC, 900 gu beuillissn. Gen.
Butler OppOnirte benz gori5las nit Rs5t
unO iaste, man iolIe bas 9sIb Iisbsr sinsm
armen Ranne identsu, ais basisIbs fir
bas &einuai9en zines armsn alien Wan.
nes In Rsp yort, Der unsIidIi9sr @siie
ais &efOrmer aus Der DunssIbeit bsrpors
sesossn worben, aber uon unpafsnbsn 9su.
ten umseben sepsisn isi, su usrwsnbsn.
Gs wirb bic gorIase anssnommsn, wsI5e
benz Sdasamts so, 900 Dollars sur ye.
itrcituns Der Soften bes gerianbts pon ses
min;tem unb unssmin,tem 9oIb unb SiIs
Der bewillist unS benz 5auis bic Summs
Don 10000 Dollars fir untsridiebIi6s
aussabsu sur 8erfisuns iteIIt. Dem
eOnfuIars uno 9eianbi9afts gtut ertbsiIt
bas 9aus feline 3uitimmuus. grsOsIi9
mar Der antras Binbom's uon Winnsiota
einsn Reseritaat su srinbsu, i'm benz alIe
Reser Der Der. Staaten aufsenommen
usrben ioatsn. Der Wann muB 20 Sabre
seidIafsn baben, ba er erit beuts nit bisiem
Qntraq t0mmt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-01-28
Sabgams Dubuque Sowa Qeafag, oen 2S anuar 1879.
Summer 1872.

bridIi9 uerboten, in bic Bobnuns zines
guropders obne bic grmd9tisuns unb pers
i0uIi@e anweienbeit ieinss @oniuIs ein,u.
brinsen. Oemsemab er5finste Der @snes
raj: @OniuI &ouitan Der tuneiii4en Resie.
runs i9rtftIi9, er werbe, menn fte ibre
Orobuns sur ausfabruns brddte, benz
@rafsn Saney nit einem Sfieisr ieines
Goniulats unb ieimen Sanitidarsn BETTE.
gen unb iid Der gerIesuns zines frans6f.
iden gisentbums n5tbissnfals nit @e.
malt wiberissen. am 8. Dssember srpis
bsrte ibm bic tuneiifde Resieruns ebsnfaas
i4riftIi4, baB fie auf feline ginipra5e teine
&idfi4t nebmen tonne. Ro9 am ieIben
abenb i9idte 5err Rouitan benz @rafen
Saneg isinsn eriten Orusoman nit ieiaen
Saniti4aren, unb am fuIssnbsn Rorsen
eri9ten bel benz @rafen eine ganSe uou
tuneiii6en @ensraIen unb Sfficiereu. auf
bic bsifimmte @rtIdruns, baB 9raf Sancp
unb bic 8ertreter b.s goniuIats enti6lois
len ieien, iie NIT 9swaIt suridsuwerfen,
soseu bic tunefi5en MiIitdrs wieber ab.
Die Srance usrf9ert, bag Der Winiifer
bss aeuBern bic eutidisbsnfen WaBressIn
setrOffen babe, um ii9 fur Oisis arantuns
9enustbuuns 3u usri6affsn.
!Wdbrenb Oeuti9Ianb Iansiam
wieber benz abioIutismus suitsusrt, perben
bic frsibeitli9en gewesunssn IN RuBlanb
immsr mddtiser; ibsrau srbsbt R6 bic
5orbsruns mad elmer eoniiitutionsllen Res
sisruns unb Der esar tuirb idIisbIi9 nidt
n,ebr umbin tsanen, berisIbsn feline Sbren
,u 6ffnen. Rur wsnn bic Bep5Iteruna
@elesenbei. erbdIt, ft9 freisr su bspessn,
tann bic Resieruns uirtiamsre lIntsrifd3,
3us sesen bic ausidreitunsen Der 0ibilis
fen pon berieIben erpartsn. Rsbli9sn
8illsn sur @infibruns uon RefOrmsn bot
aIsranbsr, uie neuerbinss misbsr baraus
beruorsebt, baB er cine gommiiion ers
uannte, psI9e YIdne 81 @riparuifen in
Der ysrwaItuns ausarbsiten ioG, absr feline
bsiten abfdten werbsu burd bic eorrupten
Berfssuse, bersn er ii6 gu bebisnsn bat,
su nidte sema9t. Der g,ar ma9t ft
ais abioIuter 6srri9sr pon isiner llmse,
buns ubbdnsiser, aIs biss ie sin eOnititus
tioueIler Sirif uou isinsm psrantucrtli.
den Winiferium setban fat.
Cine CONFEDERATION Der eens
trail unb iibumeritanii9sn RspubIitsn iR
bsfanutIi4 i4on oft senus bsiprodeu unb
sspIant porben, bas 3uifanbstommsn
i5eiterte absr INNER an nsusn Sinberniis
fen. gnbIid iOa ernit ssu,adt wsrSsn
unb sessnpdrtis 1T in Gina, Der Saupt'
itabt peru's, elm GOnsreB uon OsIssatsn
aus allen bieisn RepubIiten tn Sisuns,
um bic Nrtitel Der CONFEDERATION unb sia
intsrnationaIes @eiss 3u bsratbeu unb aus,
suarbsitsn, peI5es bas sessnieitise gsr'
bdltuiB Der Staatsu gu sinanbsr isfitslsn
unb Seitimmunsen fir guaiFonsfdus Der
ueridisbenen Staatsseisse trsffsn iOu. Go
mare gu paniden, baB Der Gonsrsb gr'
fOIs bate unb baB snbIi5 cine gsrsini'
suns gu Stanbe tdms, in wsI5sr bic Rss
pubIiten S4us ssssn bic in ibnsn bsrr:
i@enbe llnii9srbsit unb anardis fnbsu
t6nnten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-01-28

aue an3sisen ienbe man ipateifens
Nnntag Woraen elm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-01-28

an3ttssn fur pienies, eOtisrisn, @lddsfpiels
&c, als ssm @sifs Der fatb. airSs iupiSsr, au.
ben feline aufnabme.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-01-28

Seratbs- anS 5Osesan,sissa NIT Ssrua
$3.50, Obne Sprus 500.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-01-28
greise Diet Smzeigea.
9ocalsN Noti3en.

llntsr 5 3silsn grspisr wsrben ni&t anssnpm.
men. 8iir iepe ;3sile 9repisr pber bersn 8dnm
bas 1. NaI 10 @ts bic nGtfen Wals Gents
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-01-28

ausp&rtis. aa,sissn naHsn surausst,aslt perbez.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-01-28
GfsbaniR a n.

Calcutta, %. San. Wan bat in
grfabrums sebrabt, baB Elm ruifi&er
Dampfer auf benz 4mu Daria (Orus) Die
afsbanii@e 9rense iberi@riitsn bat.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-07
STATE SUNDAY SCHOOL CONTENTION.

The first convention of this kind In our State
will be held in New Orleans on February 20 d
and p. in the First Presbyterian Church La
fayette Squarel. under the call Of the New Or.
leans Sunday School Association.
Rev. Drs. Hugh Miller Thompson. B. NJ
Palmer. John Matthews and others OF our eitv
clergy will lend their aid. as also will Gov, cal
quit of Georgia, and those widely known Snn-
day school workers. Rev. Geo A. Peltz, editor
Of the Sunday School Times B. F. Jacobs, editor
OF Lesson Helps, Gen. Clinton B. Fisk. RaInh
Wells and E. Payson Porter.
Every Evangelical Sunday school in Louisiana
+ urgently reQues cd to send delegates visit
ing delegates from other States are cordially
Invited. as it Is designed particularly to make
the convention Interstate and Southwes ern in
ls character and influence.
Further information may be had by address
ing either OF the undersigned.
Interior exchanges of this paper will please
give notice Of the above convention. that all in
eerested In Sunday school work may have an
opportunity TO attend
L. d. GARDNER. President.
Jos. H. SpEARING
Secretary Ne. Orleans Sunday School Asso'n.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-07
THE MODgEsKA CAR.

Yesterday afternoon there were number of
visitors at the Mobile Railroad depot to inspect
the Palace Car. named after the Countess Mod
ieska. in which the company now accompany
Ing that lady travel through the country Mr.
III. J. Sargent the agent of the troupe, showed
the visitors through the car and to the many
hooks and beautiful crannies where travellers
can hide away those articles 80 necessary In
railroad journey. The carpets are
OF dark patterns, presenting pleas
ing contrast with the woodwork. which
is Of oak maple aud black walnut all of the
highest and most complete finish. The windows
are hung with blue shades with gold border.
Underneath is sliding dark curtain OF damask.
happy coloring. gold, criu son and drab tints
predomfnating. The upholstering Is done in
req plush mirrors are on every side; silver
plated hooks Tor clothing are along the sides.
and nine improved lamps hang from the cell
ing. while as many nickel plated portable lamps
are ars distributed through the car The ventila-
movable slides in the ceiling can be opened
giving plenty OF air to each and every occupant
OF the car. There is first noticed on entering
the car closet on one side and a Mushroom on
the other. the stands In the latter being marble
with nickel. plated bowls. There is also a water
cooler and pump OF nickel-plate. On the oppO-
site side. next the closet, is a Baker hot water
apparatus, next ts located a smoking. room
by 81 feet with four seats convertible into
Sleeping places for eight persons. Entering
third door, the main or reception room is open
70 view. II is % feet In length By n feet wide
and contains sixteen seats capable Of ac-
commodating thirty-two persons. with sleeping
accommodations for the same number. In
this room there are also eight berths as in
ordinary sleeping cars Between the seats
are stlver-plated eyes" whereby tables may be
placed In position by means of hooks. Pra- |
ceeding further the visitor comes to the apprt- |
ment In which Manager Sargent will be the |
presiding genius, and which IS seven by eight |
ana nah feet. II IL fitted with two chairs /
desk and lounge the latter OF which is con |
vertible into bed. There is plenty of room for |
SIX persons. as compared with railroad accom-
modations generally Through another door /
we come TO the apartments of Madame Mod |
leeka. which are fitted up In regal style First |
mere u lavatory and toilet room. It Is four /
by eight and half feet, and Is superbIy fitted M /
with silver plated conveniences, a mirror
eighteen by thirty six inches, marble wash
stand and silver plated gatar-tanE
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-07
COPARTNERsHIPs.
OFFICE OF AUDITOR OF STATE.
New Orleans. January %. 1879.

New Orleans, January 90, 1879.
The Louisiana Equitable Life In
surance Company of New Orleans
has this day fled i'm this office
sworn statement in regard to regis
tered policies in said company, and
deposited the necessary reserve
thereon, as required by act No. 50
of the extra session of the General
Assembly of 1877, entitled IAN act
to better secure holders of life in
surance policies i'm this State; to
provide reserve fund therefor,
and for other purposes"
ALLEN JUMEL, Auditor.
la1s I'm cod 3mW
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-07

Fearfully and wonderfully made" are some
OF the connections which are advertised and
sold under the name Of tonics Reeds Gilt
Edge Tonic 10 guaranteed In quality. purity and
flavor. 1t Ia sac. pleasant and efficient med
cine is all disorders Of chronic nature. such
az dysentery, eholic etc. It is equally effective
In malarial diseases and never falls TO give re-
lief. wine iglassful three times day will be
found an agreeable tnvigorant
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-07

under $3.50 bonds -O' ~SNAs
FiEst Gartls petty larceny was sent before the
Mark KeatinC cbar-eS 80 oonos
a niRn, time and petty larceny was sent before
the FIRST District Court under $3.50 bonds
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-07
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

John A. Walsh, 7. Volkart, Daniel McCary
70 defraud the government, were arraigned
and, as plea. fled motion to quash the in
9ictment on the grounds of informality In the
drawing Of the grand jury
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-07

baltimore Gazette.l

The kind-hearted Gar Of Russia. who went
to war with lot Of poverty-stricken Turks liz
order to ameli0rate the condition OF the Chris
tian subjects Of the Sultan, now counts amonc
MS assests slow note for several millions OF
dollars and plague, which Is warranted &c
Kill 1000 or 5000 Muscovites day. Another
Pyrrnie victory like this and the Gar will
have to learn trade,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-07
A Happy Cenxressman.

y
Ten: Rice is the happiest man In Congress
over the complete success Of his new pension
Dill; lie stands ready to be husband to every
soldlers widow In the country, and father to
all soldiers orphans
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-07

For Carolina Clay Peas call on George Heck 4
20. corner Poydras and Tchoupitoulas streets
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-07
SUPERIOR CRIMINAL COURT.
AERAIGNnENTs.

john, King and James Jordan. robbery
pleaded not guilty.
ueo. Ferris. shooting with a DANGEROUS
weapon with intent TO commit murder. pleaded
not guilty.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-07
BANK NOTICES.
TO THE PUBLIC.

CITY HOTEL,
New Orleans. February 4. 1879.
The undersigned citizens OF Caddo and Match
itoches parishes. and objects of political perse-
cution before the United States Circuit Court,
desire to express our appreciation OF the pa
trtottc generosity of the proprietors, Messrs.
Mumford & Watson. In reducing their charges
to such reasonable rates In our behalf.
And we further wish to bear cheerful testi-
mony TO the uniform kindness and considera-
ton which we have received at the hands Of the
gentlemanly proprietors and their attentive
and efficient employees and most cordially
recommend the City Hotel to our friends and
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-07

Rooms Demscrat tie Conservative Parish
Committee. Parish OF Orleans, New Orleans,
February s, 1s79-A meeting Of this COMMITTEES
will be held on FRIDAY. February =, 1879 at ~
O'Clock D. m, at No. 10 Carondelet street fup
stairs. Bustness Of importance to be trans
acted. BERNARD G. SHIELDS. President
JAG VoLLRATH, Secretary fer 1t
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-07

Go to Blackman's College, No. 1871 Carondelet
street, for business education.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-07

Vianis Observation-Disclosures.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-07

Chew Jackson's best sweet navy tobacco. "
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-07
BOARDING.

BOARDING - DESIRABLE FRONT AND
> back ROOMS, with BOARD, may be secured
by applying at 215 st. Charles street. fe5 1w*
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-07
FIRST RECORDERS COURT.

cAas. Marie. alias John Hsnneean. petty lar
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-07
Parties having Pledges NJ HART

Office, upon which interest is due, are hereb,
notified to call and pay same on or befor
SATURDAY, February the fifteenth. to avoit
forfeiture and sale. fe2 lat
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-07
MENIto.

HAVANA. nee Il. An English RtoamnI trom
Vera Cruz hrings advigr& from the City ~
Mexico 10 November 2a.
Mr. George Crowley, "A diatinNuiahed ell-
uineer and l4oudon railway rAnatnietnf WAS
Killed November " on board tho New ork
packet OF Fnntera Ih" steamer waR dis
charging freight, whom n bale which was hc-
ing hoisted knocked Nh. Crowley into the
hold He died from hls iniuTin" three hours
afterward. llis body waa clnhhlm"d and
sent 10 England on thv lsuaii II mall steamer.
Senors fagle and tson44l"A resign from tho
Cabinet hccauac of political acrupca, NOT w'ah-
ing to appear 10 ntlueno" tho presidential
election
The presiding utllpog elected hy tho Senato
IA Gonzales's man. whllN tho presiding "ili1Nr
of Tho House favor, Sruur Nnllart".
Con pachenr thG new Minister NJ War. II
supposed ODE pas dark horse In the preat-
Dental race.
Senior Brnctc5 II about being dropprd
Some Of the papNr- gay Tint I'M" NlllEallty
and low intrigue " the candidates VIII" have
imposed themselves upon the pul1te have
turned tho hest people toward SNnoi NaIlAitc
Peace has hecn restored Ill Durango. The
revolutionary chief, Carlos Ayill has sur,
rendered, and Ms bands have been destroyed
and dispersed.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-07
ENGLAND

IuNnoN Dee D. Thr french htE .E"Hl@
Ia0nlr il Il total wreck Al DuukIIk. ttaE-
menta cf the wreck are strewH AionE IN"
coast. The captain and mate have been
drowned.
LONDON. Dec Il The steamer Anglia, be-
fore reported ashore III the Frth oi CIyde,
has heen safely iloated and VIII proceed 70
Glasgow OH the next ttde.
CAsrIERAR ne1. On the removal of
Thomas Brennan II prison from the court
house last night, great crowds, with blazing
tar larres, followed the elr III whteh NJ was
convened cheering the prisoner and hoatinR
nj the police The crowd stopped the car
hut as il was well guarded no rescue was at-
tempted subsequently the police, ~ order
of the magistrates, seized the tar barrels,
when the crowd dispersed precipitately.
There Is great excitement at Castlenar ana IN
the nniGhnorhood
LONDON, Dec. G.@ Rev. Arthur Warner. or
St Pauls GhuIch Brighton, writes - the
Post denying the report that he has seeded
from the Church Of England aud joined The
Church 0f Rome on account ol the acceptance
bv a majority III the English clergy II the
"Fvastan doiuga 81 Lord Phnlanoas court.
The Daily NerS also denies that Mr. Warner
or any OF the memherS of his congregation
has seeded from tht hureh.
LONDON, Dec d. Ihe Berlin correspondent
of the Post asserts that the rHmors Ot the In
tended resignation Of Prince Alexander of
Bulgaria are unf0unded.
LoNppS. Dec ii Sir William RoxalI, an
eminent painter and ex-dlrect0r q the k9ysu
Academy is dead aged seNanty-ntAe yeaL@s
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-07
TIE SOUTH.

Austin, Tcxla i8 to have II paper bag fac-
tory.
A new papcr. tile Planters Jptonai, Is soon
to be established mt Yeksh,lrg.
The sheriff Of rulaeItl county. Ky, offers
for anle for taxes one tract Of land containing
leo, 600 acres,
In Atascosn county, 'Iexaa, springs md
creeks nre repol ted "diy A9 poWder-hon5ea,
ana grass iB searcer than Water.
In many parts Of Texas the band Is too dry
to pillow Thi8 Will Interfere with the sowing
| of small gram.
The Nrms thinks 1t Is doubtful whethcr
Mard Grt5 will be observed this year at 'Al-
/ weston.
AT Greenvllle. s. O., on Wednesday. n col
/ ored man named l;eBon Collins, aged tWenty y
tive, committed suicide for love OF il du5ly
| dainBel.
The boiler OF Mr. SlIag Mosnly'8 steaI1 gin,
near uull'H Ala, exploded few days ago,
killing negro and tearing up things t"ni-
| bly,
Henry Blackman, mulatto and 4 book
agent. was murdered Mt Crystal Springs,
Miss, last Saturday night. No clue to the
murderer
day or two since a workman on railroad
bridge over Tar river, North Carolina, fell ono
hundred feet head foremost into the water
and was but little Injured.
| Dallas Herald: Seven wagons filled with
I'm migrants from AlISSOuIl (DdBHeu lHlOuRfl
/ for the West yesterday, and strange To- say,
| they had no dogs with them.
A $4,000 cotton seed oil mill Is a fixed fact
at Sherman, Texas. 1t is to be erected at
Sherman by Pittsburg firm; the machinery
| il already made and 1t will be in operation III
February
Winston county, Miss. h,der We learn
that the house Of J A. Whitten, few miles
north OF this place, was destroyed by tire
some time last week, and two negro children
| burned to death.
Newspaper men In Mississippi, as candl-
| dates for office, are not successful. 1he edi-
| tors OF the Meridian Mercury, Nlcksburg iicr-
aLd Newton Reporter and Lexington idtef-
! tiser, were all candidates for office, and every
1 one of them got left.
| Joel Ferguson, of Clayton county, Ala
while intoxicated on Monday night 81 last
week, attempted to swallow piece OF meat
| too large tor his throat and was checked to
death He died after few moments strug-
CLING.
Newton Miss Report: The eaot-bound
passenger train on the night Of the twentieth
/ instant ran over and killed an Indian named
John Allen half mile west OF Hickory. He
had evidently become drunk and dropped
upon the track as he was returning home.
young man named Sylvester WOodoock
was shot at Ocean Springs by some person
lust after dark Monday night and Instantly
/ killed, his body being r1ddled With bnckshOt
! No clue to the murderer WOodcock had Just
gone home, and after building a fire in thu
| house stepped out on the gallery, and was al
once ShOt down.
A man named Adams vas riding with his
infant son near Eairburn Campbell county
Ga, on Friday night, when he drove hi:
horse into a ditch. The wagon fell on tht
man and boy, keg Of nails striking the mai
On the head and killing him. The child re
J mained under the wagon for twelve aour'