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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-08-20
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In the inquiry-Which is the
best Eminent for Man and
Beast!-this is the answer, at
tested by two generations the
MEXICAN MUSTANG LINZ
MENT. The reason is sim
pie. 1t penetrates every sore,
wound, or lameness, to the
very bone, and drives out all
fnfiammatOry and morbid mat
ter. 1t" g0es to the root" of
the trouble, and never fails to
cure in double quick time.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-08-20
Would you allow your house to burn down

Would you allow your house to burn down
If water would save it? No Then save your
lungs from destruction by curing your cough
with Hale's Honey of Horehound and Tar.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one minute.
When you go to the seaside or to any rural
resort in the summer, take some of Glenn's
Sulphur Soap with you, because 1t obvistes
blemishes of the complexion produced by
the sun and wind
HIPS Hair and Whisker Dye. black or
brown, so cents.
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stroking. A cow needs IS much currying
and cleaning as q horse.

stroking. A cow needs IS much currying
and cleaning as q horse.
A Vermont farmer recommends the use
of sawdust as a bedding for cattle, to keep
them clean and absorb the liquid manure.
An experience of 20 years in using on
large farm shows that 1t does not injure the
soil, being freely applied in this way.
Some soils, no doubt, would be improved BY
the addition of sawdust, others might be
injured somewhat until the saWdust de-
cayed.
The following is given as a correct rule for
measuring corn in the crib: Multiply the
length by the breadth, and this product by
the depth of corn ia the pen. Multiply
this again by AZ and point of one decimal
place. This result will be the answer in
bushels. For instance, we have pen Of
corn 4S feet long, ~ feet wide and 81 feet
high. Multiplying these three dimensions
together we have $3.50 cubic feet. Now,
multiplying this by AZ we have 1870.
Pointing off the one decimal we have as the
contents of the pen 1,S77 bushels.
Keep sheep dry under foot with clean lit
ter. Never let them stand or lie in the mud
or snow. If q eve loses her lamb, milk her
daily for few days, and mix little alum
with her salt. Never brighten sheep; If pos
sible, avoid it. Separate sick or thin sheep
from those that are strong, and give them
special care. If leg is broken bind it with
splinters tightly, loosening as the limb
swells- 1t sheep is lame, examine his
hoofs; if unsound, apply tobacco, with blue
vitriol boiled in little water. Shear at once
any sheep commencing to shed its wool, un-
less the weather is TOO severe.
Fall Flowing.
The better the preparation OF the ground
the better the crop. The high average yield
of the English farms is no doubt largely due
to the thorough preparation of the ground
before seeding. Our climate is superior to
that of England for wheat growing; yet a
yield of 81 bushels per acre is not at all I'M
frequent among farmers there, while here 40
bushels per acre is an unusual yield. Two
plowings, several borrowings, and, in many
cases, rolling or crushing, and the excellent
preparation of the soil by previous root crop,
must have a much better effect upon the
soil than one blowing very poorly done, be-
cause of the hardness and dryness of our soil
in midsummer, and very imperfect harrow
ing. 1t might be we'll for us to lay out more
labor on our wheat crop, and SO prepare the
ground better and raise our average from II
to at least 20 bushels per acre. The differ
ence in the amount of wheat at harvest
would pay for good deal of extra work in
blowing, etc., and yet leave profit; beside
the soil would not forget the generous treat
ment in one year nor two.
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THE MARKETs-wEEKLY REVIEW
Flour, Grain aud Hay.

Flour-We quote: New process, % 25@6 20;
tancy, IS 2505 IS; family, "a 2504 rs; low grades,
q 50da3Oi.
Wheat-Seaboard markets have advanced "a
gle per busnel since Saturdays Change dis
patches, and are strong for spot and futures.
This has stimulated the market here, creating
an active demand for cash wheat, limited only
to the supply of cars, some of which are yet
very scarce. The demand is further restricted
to this weeks delivery in acceptable through
line cars: beyond this, or for September, the
market is unsettled and neglected, owing to
the uncertainty of freights. Inspections since
Saturday 33 cars. We quote:
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GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
GENERAL STOCKS.

NorE-The purchasing price for Government
ponds in Indianapolis varies from the New
York quotations H9l per cent.
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ins ssesss: sss H.; french GAG Sss1 g. s per
NntsI 1PRns sSSn.snelied, per h.. ,sa
~snuss Ens sfav nuts NAPLES pss
n nuts, red. SIC raw: Sc roasted; white, &c raw;
Ons-Market rules steady. wequote:
boiled; :-sse.e Straits Soil OH. g
lard oil, No. O.. Coal oil. Tndi- %
Miners oiI....6l@5s ana legal testl2@l2h
Pewder snd shot-we quote teri rife powder at
Patent snot at la 81 Bal 70. A % Per kes'
Timers Supplies-we have no change to
note In quotations, We quote:
ioxI4 and i1Is1 - % per box; <, i2xla 90 o.
2 roons ss s ss 80
33 40; ~ charcoal "a 5094 IS; Northrop's sheet
iron, roofing, a 50 per square; copper bottoms,
Indianapolis Live stock Market.
UNION STOCK YARDS, Aug Is.
Hogs-Receipts, Isis head; shipments, s95
head. The market opened active and strong
on light, and on medium light lots duh and
enough OF light to supply the demand Only
shippers buying. All good stock sold early.
At the close all were sold. Wequote.
CHOICE light ........S I093 IS
Prime assorted heavy ....... 3oaS so
Common to fair heavy.-................-. 1898 30
Grassers. .................. 003 30
hougns.-. . IoGZ W
Cattle-Rece1pts, 1862 head; Shipments ass
head. Unchanged. We quote:
Good to prime heifers and steers...-S ESQ rs
Good to prime cows and heifers-... 3 00(9 8 SO
Medium SO(9 IS
Common 5Od ~
SOC Is
Cows and Is OO9f5 10
.............. 509 so
Sheep-Receipts, SIS head; shipments, sis.
head. Unchanged. We quote:
Carload lots. 100 to lao lbs average-.s4 0O@4 25
Fair to good, 100 to lis lbs average. 25@3 rs
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AssE,rst,i.,s NOTlCE.

TNHE undersigned, Assessor aud Reg
4 istrar Of Voters. will open iIs office
al s5 sell ~ pigees lar tss p-rfoseo Of hr'
Il iBg the As essDsnf Rolls. and ri tbe sane
tIIl,r .tesis,ers,-.. al { : qs.'it,'i e''"'"rs
this parish y, h. bav- aot teen registered IN
der e4ist'8g iutFS. viz;
Al Oui LORRAINE Iuill, on the 18th and Zstb
DAYS Of AprL. 1879.
81 DazFl Forsa8an's store, On the 5oth Of
april and Let DAY OF MAY 1873.
At X. Isshti4aIlfs ssOre. on tbs 81 and I'd days
Of MAJ, 1879.
AT Ja1les Neyils residence, On the 5th and
9Th dtys Of Aay. 1879.
At james Geie's store, on the 7th and Sth
days " May 1873
AT Pine iIf0ve Church, on the 9a and 10Th
davs Of HAY, 1879
At iiieasrl.on 4 psninger's store, on the
18th and 18th days Of May. 1879.
At l01n lies residence. ID the llin and I5th
days 4 Nay, 1873
At L wi Eorkran's re. idence, on the lsh
and lItb days 0i Nav 1879.
At fIowe -tes' res nee, on the 18th and
10th w. Ell May. 1879
At II. Elders ,tsre, on the 10Th and 9Th
days Of Way. lsT2.
At 0 X. MOS store. on the 3Stb aad 23th
days or May. 1879.
Al J. L. Gr,nr4r's residence, On the goth
ami .}Is' d Tvs May, 1879
At ChIs P,atrris ,tore. on the I'd and I'd
d Tvs If Juae 1879.
At Ben WhiimIr's resi- ienee, en- the 18th and
5th days ~ tame 1879
At ~. E. ErHz Il r.'s store, on the 9th
and Ith d y 0 June, 1879.
AtW j. 81 yi0n mill on he 6 b md t0tL
avs If June 1879
An. Lyon-' store, on the llth AID l2th
days OF Jure, 1879
At u. ". L. on>' store, on the 18th aRd 18Th
Il vs. Of .IuHe, 1919.
Returning te LIKE rhirles, where the Office
will b. Kept open every dry Sundays and le
gal boi DAYS excepted uHtil the lst d'yo AU-
gut 1871 'rrn Z ocio k Il. ~ t. o'c."'-R
F. H., and iron 9 o'clock 2. N. to o'c8 ok
r u
y .TE-Under the Revenue Laws NOW in
force ne asses.meI' 90 imalnyah'e properly
made in 1871 s,a a. a. the b"8s Of taxation
i0r feur year-. unless perscntl written piisa
ti0n be iuade ~ the Assessor for vision.
A LEN 81 Z Y,
Assessor ard Registrar. fa'eEs'"u pa,Ish, La
Lake "hafIes Narea - b, 1919.
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EEasEK ell House,
LAKE CHARLES. CALCAoIlU pARFsu,
LOUISIANA.

THE undersigned has Just onenea
L the above named hotel. on Ivan
street. between the Catholic Church
and Moss Il 1siddich s store. Tie bnild-
ing is iarge, two story ht1use. and Inns
recently been completely renowned
thrnn@hnut, and newly painted. All
the fnrnitrre is entirely new, ana mr.
chased expressly for fl5is hotel The
table Will he supplied with the hest fle.
market atitrds a large feed sfulle
will soon he finished. IN he rear of fle
hotel lot. The jnteI is utirnirubly ven.
tinted and well lighted The Lgtel lot
measn'es $50 feet by 400 feet. 1t v;Il
ne The ann OF he lwop~ietnr 10 make it
Il first Glass hotel in evpr-v parficulnr,
Commercia travellers viii find II n Ienss.
ant stopping lll"ce. Prices moderate.
10 suit the times
". z. HASKELL,
"'tiN H. 1850 PruuIietor.
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e. y. Timber Lands

A LII vacant Z. S. lands in the old
"A OpelUHsstS and !: OIlth Eastern ID -
tracts in Louisiana iiuctulung the l,ar-
isles nf Vernon, ST. L=rndry. Calc;ssieu,
Cameron, Nerniiion, &c.,l will be Oh
fered at public sale in New Orleans, he
cunning on the 26th May next. There
after such lands rs remain uBsDld wilI
lac liable tn private entry, wltl money
nr band scrip ut 5l..Z.5 per acre. ! have
on land Z. s. land scrip with which ]
will nHtlie entries fnr parties at tl-Ht
price. they sending me tiIrlr numbers
and / attending to the correspondence
ami business ~ HE hand office, paving
fees &c, AMI placing the certificates Of
entry III their hunnS Parties can then
pay half cash, and the balance, il neceS-
sary. at one and twu years, ut eight per
cent. per annum interest, from dale VI
notes, theH t" be secured to my salts.
factIUn. Address
j. L. BRADFORD,
Land Lawyer.
Al NateiIez St.. New Orleans, La.
March s. lS79-3m
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The New York World calls at
tentian TO several new wrinkles IN
the postal matters. Among these
are a double postal card and a
double letter envelope. You write
to q friend on this card aud he re-.
plies Oh the other side ofthe same
card. The idea is "a good one, and
will undoubtedly be a convenience
TO business men. The postofiice
appropriation bill doesnot provide
for the issue Of these cards and
envelopes, hut authorizes the Post
master General to Issue a supply
OF them, should hethiuk proper
N. 0. Democrat.
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The perfecllg contsnted man is
also perfectly useless.
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JOHN DILLoN's SALOON.
On the North Side Of the Court House
Square, at the Corner of
Wards Alley,
LAKE CHARLES, La.

THE proprietor Of this favofite saloon
Il hereby Announces that he is con
stantly receiving new and full supplies
of the very best brands of Wiliakey
Brandy, Wine, Ale. Porter, and all
other kinds of liquors, and also the
choicest brands of cigars The saloon
is supplied with a fine billiard table.
and with ample recommendations for
card parties. No pains viii be spared
10 seenre tlie comfort aud enjoyment vi
all my visitors.
ICE kept OH hand al summer.
JOHN DILLON.
June 27. 1S78-tf
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FOR SALE.
DIR. j. M. IIILLdARD.

HAVING permanently located in the
In town of Lake Charles. respectfully
offers his professional services to the
citizens OF town and country. Disease
.of the Throat and lungs treated on an
improved plan; also Rhnmatism md
Neuralgia. Cancers removed without
the Use of the knife or canstic. and
without pain. March 16. S76.
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Family Grocery Store.

Families, Sailing Vessels aud Steam
BOATS supplied daily with fresh bread
j willlkeep none hit the very hest
Confectionery and Choice Family Gro
ceriee, aud withinl.snplies, low prices.
and careful attention to all orders,
hope to receive Il liberal patronage
VA. G.. FRICKE.
Nov. 30 1875. If
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Cooking Stoves for sale at j. w
Bryan & Cos.
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Lake House H01sI
AND
b A r. r O O MT
OPPOSITE IHE COURT BCT,sr
Luke Charles, La.

HAVING purchased the above ,-o,t
1 1 known hotel property. I lurva ~
Gently and thoroughly repnyed l.ai,,taa
and newly furnished the entire bp;Ia
ing, and am determined to keep fiss.
class hotel The bar will he smnjls5
with the finest liquors, cigars. etc
Horses, mllles and oxen. viii I've wa,,
fed and sheltered i'll my large FEED
STABLE. in the year uf the hutel
My STEAM FERRY across I,,iks.
Charles will trG1,EpUr, passengers. war.
nns, and animals TO and from liupd,i.
Perkins nil, and Luke Charles.
/ am alsD agent for the schooner
WELCOME.
Prices moderate, and sincere intnn-
ton to please all customers. Trv mo
GitEE.N HALL
feb IL, 1873. If
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d RUGGI IS Tt.


TEAyINt5 established Drug Store
1 1 III the buillng Of J. w. Brgnn 4
Co.,. corner Ryan street ami Public
Square. I am l,re ,'red to sell Orngs.
fIr cash, cine. ,er than ever before III
IeretI il Like JhnFles. Par icular eff
forts made always have TN hand II
full suppl OF Qumine Oplnm, Nor
phine, alcohol. Castor Oil etc. a sH-
perior article of Brandy, WhIskev, Gin,
Wine, etc, kept exclusively tur medical
pnrposea. Can be found at Drug Store
tInring the day, and a5 residence, on
Bil oatreet, ut night, If n 1t profession
;liiv absent
N. B.--Physicians prescriptions care
fully compounded.
frb q rs.
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], CORNELIUS MUNDAY,

P Il V ri clan S ar = G on
AND
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rIo, FOR e,ALCAsIEU PASS,
fSsa~'-. a The handsome, swift run
7asgs1.ss.s ming nYopeller

81 Ihe handsome, swift run
Saa.9s7ss-s ming nropeller
''''s''~14 s'aA4aE r A M O &.
has resumed regular semi weekly trips
from Lake Chasles to LeeSbnrg. (C'd
casi~,l Pass, CARRYING the United States
Mail. MI DOWN aud mp trips by day
Light. Accommodation foI eight pas
s-pgerB. Excellent Inducements to
limiting ana fishing parties.
Fare, Zach Wav, So so.
Leaves Like Charles Mondays AMI
Thursdays at Gam; arrives at Lees
bnfg same days.
I,enves Leesburg Wednesdays and
S ttuvlays ut 6 u. M; arrives at Lake
Charles, same days.
Schedule running time between both
places, Twelve hours; actual running
time, much less.
IH0S r. REYNOLDS,
April 70. 1873. Master.
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DRs. I'D. -. S.OasfHB wick.

Nov. 80, l87e.-sf
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n ew Orleans, La,
nSE Of the most successful Specialists,
" Of the South, cnres speedily aud
safely allprivate complaints of men and
women. Al cases taken, guaranteed
Medicines pnrelv vegetable, sent every
where. Ihnsein trouble. call or write.
Correspondence private. Board and
nursing.
Office and residence, corner of Ro.
Ibipson and Gasquet Streets, New Or
leans, La. Feb. is, 70.
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STOP A MOMENT!

II HAVE inst opened in Lake Charles,
j on l'nio Street, nearly opposite Mey-
er's Drng Store.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-28
THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, WEDNESDAY, MAY % 1879

tune still favoring him, engaged In canal-boat
building, both at Mauch Chunk and Potts
Vile. He also took large and profitable con-
tracts for constructing canal locks, and en-
gagged In mining, He had by this time be-
come wealthy, and when, in 1861, the Lee
high Valley Railroad, which had been char
tered five years previously, but OF which only
one mile had been built, languished,, he
bought up all the stock. took the contract to
build the road from Mauch Chunk to Easton
and In spite Of great obstacles completed and
opened 1t for travel On September u, 1862
Since then his history has been almost 1dentl-
cal with that of the railroad, Serving ~ lts
pres-- dent from 1863 Of whose stock, at the
time Of his death, he held 25 per cent, ana was
supposed to be worth from $4,000, 000 20 w.
100000 In politics he was a Democrat, and ilaa
held the office Of associate judge OF Carbon
county, served two terms In Congress. 1882 80
and run against Gen. Genary for Governor. In
1869 He founded the Lehigh unlvel slty,
at Bethlehem, Penn, endowing 1t with $780,
600 and fifty-sx acres Of land and last year
built q $4,000 library building FIR it. The
Judge and his wife celebrated their golden
wedding at Mauch Chunk January 49, 1873.
His wife and two sons, (both in the service 81
the railroad company Robert A. and Harry
=. Packer, and one married daughter survive
him
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JUDGE ASA PACKER.
The Poor Connecticut Boy Who Made a
Fortune Of Thirty Millions.

Judge Asa Packer president Of the I,ehteh
Valley Railroad, died in Philadelphia Satur-
day evening, in his seventy fourth year
He was born at Mystic, Conn, December
%, 1905, OF poor parents and, after receiving a
teen started for the residence Of his cousin In
Brooklyn, Susauehanna county, Penn, carry
ing his clothes in o bundle on his back. He
learned the trade of house carpenter. but
afterwards, having married, engaged In farm
ing, which, not proving profitable, he aban-
doned. and going to Mauch Chunk, on the
Lehigh river, bought canal boat and ran it
himself. Having made money at this, be
bought more boats, opened q store, and for
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-28
NEGRO LIFE.
' Vuser Items Picked Up BY . Missis-
slppi Correspondent The
River BOOSTERS.
l4g#8E 5f- -gLE-
tBcston Herald ,ettarI

LA. tBcaton Herald Letterl
INV sae1e y something almost pathetic in the
80 ssA iuaierous manifestations Of negro
lance 80 and creduIity. The simplicity of
N Nv ~ 81 negroes Is hardly to be credited.
IN a ssl. here Is camp Of negroes who
fssl saaatted on the Louisiana bank OF the
En,h y waiting for some boat to take
| N y Y Kansas. The river boat captains re
IN I'm. y I, axe them, and their little stock of
iii, Y almost gone. The boat people say
mn y WOULD be cruel to take these miserable
INV s ot. Louis and leave them there to
| ahi IE.. some OF these negroes we're well-to-
sadssNs owning little stock. One man
N ssaeW wagon, for which he had paid SIS,
lnihs y ~ % 70 raise money to go to Kansas.
IL sad saap sold two good horses for S25
hssh,us Know of cows having been sold
WI III uese reckless and improyident peo-
III dss Mut worth $50 was got rid for $40.
IN. A.ssys believe that In their Kansas
I'm y lhey will receive $50 acres Of land. d
IL aiaifming tools and subsistence for a
aaa ~ !. from the generous hand OF the
s aaIes government. Cotton said
LII Esnrakey, grayely;. cotton grows bet
hAansas than here
III y Kansas" asked another.
IN ss aoh It's days ride from heah," re-
6sssher geographically ignorant follow.
sIssa.aa shabby tent on the levee | noticed
IN u, pair-a blind octogenarlan negro
eD1a.ssl We an enormous woman, Weighing
t,n.ssasss, II an ounce. She would require
we 70 face her about. Says the old
M ~ y vision from de Lord, and He
Mi ~, 70 to dis yer Kansas and / shall
w sight"
N tatingly, sou 'ne ~ 90 "otn o.
~ a. suntie, you can't work: you're too
q exclaims.
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RECEPTION COMMITTEE:

~ ~ AK@ ga = ~ ht ~
Col. II. M. Summers.
Capt. Ant. sambola,
Capt. Frank MeElroy.
Gait. M. @ Reyes,
Capt. Ed, Flood.
Lieut.. u. Mahonsy,
II. Cameron, Esq,
Geo. A. FOsdiek, Esq,
Walter h. Hepp. Esq.
jacob Powell, ESD,
John Dsvonshire. ESQ,
DIR. p. A. Dis Poincy,
DR.. VIM. Ryan,
Chs. Hemard, ESD.
Thos. Oeonnor, ESD,
John w. Fairfax. Esq,
p. A. ieiger, Esq,
Ray. Ardevi1ie, Esa..
John Cordss, Esq,
I'll. j Montagnet, ESQ.,,
w. b. Schmidt. EsQ.,
james Harris, Esq.
Domingo Fatio. ESQ.
Joshua Lippman. ESQ,
August Marx. Fsa..
Jaeob Alexander. ESQ,
Otto Thnmann, ESQ.
Christ. SporI, ESD.
John Evans, ESD,
Fl. Anhry, ESQ.
L. b. Muro. Esq.
@. E. boilivan. Esa
Mat. Lefninger, Esu,.
A. FralIsen, Esq.
Tbs. v zarn. Esq,
Jas. Kennedy. Esa,,
A. v. Flotte, Esq.
james Donnoyan, Esq.
M. j. brady, ESQ,
Frank Drake. Esd.
L. Bensel. Esa..
FL. Meiater, Esq.
O. d.. Redon, Ed.
w. d. McCutchon. ESQ.
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Hon. T.. A. Wilt.
Hon. e. A. Burke,
Hon. w. H. Rogers.
Hon. John Filzuatriek
Hon. ]. d. Houston.
Hon. Wash. Marks.
Ii, n. A. i. Tissot,
Hon. /. w. Patton,
Hon. j. G. Denis,
Hon. L.eOnes B0uny,
Hon John Glynn,
Hon. J. Fl. Behan.
Hon. j. Il. A. Gauth-
feauX.
Hon. n. Fl. Benners,
Hon. Fl. M. Isaacsoa,
Hon. g. j. Berry.
Hon. W. Fitzgerald.
Hon. Peter Kaiser,
Hon. John Herbert.
Hon. Thos. Hasam.
Hon. X. Fl. Wilde,
Hon. r. Mealey.
Hon. WynDe Rogers.
Hon. John McCafT ey,
Hon. Ben Armbruster.
Chs. L. Howard. Esq,
James /. Day. Esq,
Emile j. O'Brjen, Esq.
l.. A. Morris, Eco.
r. j Connell, ESQ.
W. r. Bulger, ESD,
]. II. Sarrazin, Esq.
Miguel Brisolara. Esq.
John Gurtner. ESQ,
G.. Fl. Tardy. E O.,
tbs. Deversaux, Esq
James Jacobs. ESQ.
John BUTLER. Esq,
j. A. Landry. Eco.
Y. Mauberre ct. ESQ
Jas. Oardenas, ESQ.
John Bnfder, Esq.
Ed. Durrivs. Esq,
mv1a Su WnHu
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When the mild spring days come, II they
ever should, look out for the snowy $35 baby
carriage pushed along the sidewalk by be-
dragRled looking mother who hasn't had q
square meal all winter.-[New Haven Regis
ter.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-28
F. GONTHIER, Tailor,
LATE OF ST. CHARLES STREET.

LATE OF BT. CHARLES STREET,
DEGs TO INFORM HIS FRIENDS. Gus
ID toners and the public In general. that he
Ii now connected with the Custom Department
Of the house Of LION GODCHAUX. 81 and SO
Canal street, where Is to be found large as
sortment of imported goods, and where he Is
prepared to receive orders for anything In the
Tailoring line. guaranteeing the same satisfae-
ton that he has given In the past
+. GONTHIER,
Lac Of ST. Charles street,
now with LEON GODCHAUX. 81 and 80 Canal
street. my227t
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-28

Remarkable electric storms are said to oc-
cur on the summit OF Pixies Peak. Little
thunder accompanies Them but the whole
sheet Of flame. Electricity comes out OF every
rock, and darts here and there with indies
cribable radiance An observer says that 1t
played around him continuously; shot down
az h q e an 90
Leydon jar. He could not retain his foot
hold; he bounded and rebounded from the
rocks after the manner Of an India-rubber
ball, he felt as though a powerful battery
were throbbing through his frame, and fear
ing consequences, he hurried into the signal
station.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-28
WEATHER BULLETIN.

WAR DEPARTMENT, I
Signal Service. United States Army.
Daily meteorological record for the eight hours
ending at 10 De .. m. Tuesday. May n.
Observations taken al inc same moment OF
time MT al atatiOnR.I