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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-02-22
~belOw nigh water marx OF 1874
IOCAL OBS ERYATIONS YESTERDAY.
Maximum Thermometer 81 deg.
Minimum thermometer "a deg.
nv TelagraDh

Maximum thermometer 81 deg.
Minimum thermometer "a deg.
BY Telegraph.
NASHVILLE, February 2l.-Rver stationary, 9
feet on the sLOals.
PITTsBURG, February 2I.-Rlver > feet inches,
and stationary. Neather-clear AID cold.
LITTLE ROCK, February 2I.-R River falling slow
ly, feet : inches below high water mark:
LOUISVILLE, February II River falling, 8 feet
NEW ORLEANS. February 2l.-Weather clear;
thermometer, 90 deg. Arrived Gold Dust st Louis
ST. LOUIS, February 21-Noon.-RiYeF about sta
tonary Weatner-eiear and mild. Arrived Belle
OF Shreveport, New orleans
VICKSBUR,I, February 81 River fal en- inches
Wea her-clear; thermometer, 80 deg. Up: Mary
Houston. midnight; Ouacnita Belle, noon. saes
CAIRO, February 2I-Noon.-Arriyed: YaegeF St.
Louis 10 pm; Andy Baum, Memphis, am;
Fannie Lewis 81. Louis, 3 a Depar ed Fannie
Lewis, Memphis, a m; andy Baum: Cincinnati
feet inches. and rising. Weather CLOUDY; mer-
curry, A deg. Arrived: Golden Crown, New orleans
1 m. Departed: Golden Crown, Cincinnati, pm
Movements at the Levee.
ARRIVALS.
Josie Harry. White river; Marlin Speed, Arkansas
river; Cons MlllaT Cincinnati; Coanoma, Ffiars
Point; OSceela Belle, OsceOli.
DEPARTURES.
Coahoma; FrIars Point; oseeola Belle, osceOla;
Red Wing, Nicksburg.
IN PORT
Cons Millar, Josie Harry. Marlin Speed.
BOATS DUE.
Do,rH-John B. Maude Guiding Star Ed Richard
Jp-6eO. W. Cheek, New Mary Houston, Colorado
BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.
FRIARs PoINr-George W. Cheek. Stack Lee mas
ter, D pm.
NEW oRLEANs-Ed Richardson, John W. Cannon
master , pm.
y1oKsBURG-John B. aaude, W. H Blake master,
, pm.
NEw ORLEANS Guiding Star, VI. B. Miller mas
ter, 10 am.
C1Nc1NNATI-Cons Millar, william TichenOr mas
ter, > pm.
CISCINNATr-New Mary Houston, Charles Miller
master, . pm.
WHITE RIvEa-JosIe Harry, Milt R. Harry master,
D pm.
Arkansas RIVER Marlin Speed Eugene B. Smith
master, p m.
ST. LoUIs-CoIorado, Sam M'Pheeters master, >
pm.
Receipts Yesterday.
COahoma-1S0 bales cotton, 4O7 sacks cotton
seed, so pkgs sundriss.
Marlin speed l7S bales cotton. bags seed-cOt-
ton. sob sacks cOtton-seed, lot suudriss.
Josie Harry brought out OF White liver 575 bales
cotton. ] bale wool, 20 bales hides and furs, 20
boxes eggs, II brls lard, 100 pigs dry peaches, 8
head mules aud horses, 2 wagons, 50 pkgs sundries
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Trustees Sale

Under and by virtue of two deeds of trust ex-
- ecuted to me by Mrs. Margaret Kenzler, dated
pecyely the 9th day OF June and the 4th day of
October. 1873 which of record in the Registers
office OF shelby county, State OF Tennessee In books
90 and 81, pages 1876 and 532, will, on
Tuesday. March H, 1879,
in front of the Courthouse between the hours of II
m and o'clock sell to the highest bidder for
cash, the following described property to- Wit: Be
ginning at the Intersection Of Buppert's alley and
Poplar street, known as Poplar Boulevard and run
ming thence east with Poplar street fifty $50 feet to
a stake, thence south one hundred and ten and a
half q 1912 feet TO stake thence west nifty (5O)
feet to HuppeTts alley; thence north with said Hup-
pert'S alley one hundred and ten and half UI0ls)
feet to the beginning, it being the property kept
Z" Peer Garden.'
Ehe title to the property IS believed to be perfect
and II has been arranged that Immediate possession
be given to the purchaser. bat sell and convey as
trustee only.
t B. FDGINGTON
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RIVER NEWS.
River end Weather

The table and dispatches below give fl
,ia information concerning the weather and rivers:
UFsCE SI6EAL SERyICE =. ). A,
AiENPRIs, February Ii, 1879.
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E~-> EIaGi3GN DIS pen Sarys
fiji. 2Ji -. Clara 30. C-r-- ~.
~ ia H. = EIs.l.'s3 treas al SEXUAL 49,
gtIE1sIt
-c..5 ~ SfIEHATuEgHG,t. SFNUAL DfbgJTht
NtENNt NNE-S- IMfrtTfNfI. RIOTCFLS ~
= v-SS-f TiE EGE. c;r., rendering MARIA. = -
INsa{Ezs PEu''iE. permanently cured PamFh
IS postage. HIS MAN3llAG
t5tfSsls FASC lIE OR SEXUAL pATuOIOGN,
80 i.g-a pu-ss. ILLUSTRATED continuing
Fore piaisao 50 4
.GNSCLTATP c2f CONFIDENTIAL Ouica Eours-
m
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Tuesday. March H, 1879.
T. B. EDGLNGToN.


DY virtue of the power conferred on me BY the
IL terms of deed Of trust, executed te nfe by
B. Barnes and Ills vile, Eliza p. Barnes, Janu, ~
Ii, 1873, said coed being of record In book 122,
page I69, of the rPg-teT'S Office, OF Shelby county,
Tennessee CetaUlt having been made in payment of
the notes secured by said deed, viii, Oh
TuSS fas. EcDruGrY ss5. 1879,
proceed to sell TO the highest bidder. for cash. ar the
courthouse door, ia the city OF MemDhiS, the follow
lag described real estate in Shelby county, Tennes
see viz Bang seventyve feet Of the northern part
OF the lot o" the nOuhwe corner of HOeg and Talc
avenues, now owned by MIS-. Eliza p. Bar =.
aI1 conveyed to her by VIM. 81. Hoeg, by deed regis
q ed IN book UaTt 1, Pase so, ~ the res sters
0ffiC of Shelby county. Tennessee: BeginL C at
1t one hundred and nn- Ynine Feet from .ie ~
teTSectlOn Of the west side a. Waldral ase:,e V;;H
tire north SIDE Uf Hoeg avenue; thence running vest
~ para iel with AOeg avenue, a distance Of
hundred ard seventy-two feet; thence north az
parallel with WalOrdn avenue SeveDty-tVe 'af
thence east ana parallel with Hoeg avenue a.--
ttIsd and SeventytWo feet the "a south sevent Eve
feet with the vest side OF Wan avenue to tho
ginning. Sale between the lis OF 10 ain. and
= pm. Title believed to be good, but CONVEX is
.IIsJee only. Equity Of redemption waived.
G. ". METCALE, Trustee.
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DIsPENSARY.'
DR.. ID. s. Johnson's
PREVATE
Medical Dispensarys
No. Ia JEFFERSON STREET,
Between Main aud Front. NempbIR
UKsrA n rSHED IA 1901


nR- JOHNSON is acknowledged By all parties In
i tHrasted bT far the most successful physician
In ths treatment Of private secret diseases. Quick
Thorough and permanent cures guaranteed In 6ve'y
case, ME or female Recent cases OF Gonorrhea
and Syphilis cured IN few days without the use OF
mercury, change Of Diet or hiDdrance nom busine S.
secondary Syphilis, the last vsStge eradicated viii
0ut me uss OF mercury. involuntary loss or sentn
5tOpDed IN shOt time. Sufferers from I'm pOtercy
or loss OF sexual powers restored to free vigoT in
lew weeks. victims or self-abuse and excessive
VeneIys suffering from sperInaiOrThea and loss OF
physical and mental power. speedily and peTma-
nently cured.
Particular attention psid 70 the Diseases OF
Women, and cures guaranteed.
Throat and Lung Diseases cured by new remIdIes
Piles and Old sores cured without the OF caus-
tic or the knife
All consultations strictly confidential.
tFy.s
ONCE hours from am. to p, m. Sundays
tr0ln 2 70 D.m.
u = Ir.HNSCN ND
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IBY TELEGRIPH.l
The following are the latest kilograms OF the do
nestle markets. reported yesterday TO the cotton
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Howard Association,
NO. 10 MADISON STREET,
III Tenn,

CGaIsNEa's LUMBER AND LOG sutTT
IA FOR s4OGGERS. HI n BIER NEE- ~
HcnantS. Farmers and Mechanics a.
Giving rules for correct measurement of Scant-
ling, Boards, Plank, Cubical Contents of Square
and Round Timber. Saw Legs by Doyla's Ru!e. Stave
and Heading Bolts Wood, Tables of Wages by
month. Board or Rent by the week day. Capac-
ity of CiStcrns, Interest Tables &c BY J. NJ.
Scribncr BY mail postage paid, on receipt of 80
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shANCEAb.

lt was useless lnQ1irUg among the ban Ks
yesterday f1F news. FOR even and - quietly went
the OF trade that the DAY was but copy OF
many preceding y, uU Incidents, 10 change. Ap
plicatlons for scoIHs cTc lighter that before.
Tine free sale aud shipment OF cotton $500 bales
shipped ia two Wreks-Were CfO@dtug eXchan &c
heavils into the banks and takers we're In request
T4e New YORK H.iirfi.. rf Wednesday. stated that
recently ten UrtTrYs %. tUe leading banks agreed 10
raise the discount t- 90 -FOUR per cent at least 10
an tze tu.t tue minimum uue. Tint they maintained
uuul Tue-dat. wh-u one u IN HumDer found n
neca5saI % take paper az lower late; that there
i 40 longer GUil.rulf OF HctiOn or his point In
our maroet exon ius- quoted New York. IS discUun.
al ll.s iu N-s Eu-.aud, VIII grace. rs discount;
New rlfus. disc uulrd sell Uu ala points az par
Money SllIO per CuL Iuur local mIrEet shelby
county scrip quoted ,3IS3 buying, IS selling. LAST
sales were: k.-upul- gas st1Ct, 40; Tennessee,
new issue, 81; Mississippi and Tenn essee railway
nr-t-mOrt -1ge bonds Il5; second mortgage, 90
Memphis KS bonds, SEQ; fernando insurance stock
III. LluM Cl.y Insurance. = / 90.
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SUNDRIES.
SPECIALTIES!

| y addition TO our Large and we'll Selected Stock
i OF Fancy and staple Groceries, nud
Liqu we have established a Wholesale
Tobacco and Cigar Department,
In which line offer superior Inducements
having made very favorable arrangements with
manufacturers and importers in Virginia New YORK
AID ether places. We have on hand the following
goods, which offer at prices defyIng competition
$50 butts and eaddies assorted Navy
Twist.
500 butts and caddies Virginia Twist.
ESQ butts and cHddies Virginia O. and
I2-inch Plugs. B. F. Gravely and other brands.
$50 baXes Durham, PFTique. and various
BRANDS of Smoking and Fine Tobacco.
$1,000 celebrated LOttas. Havana FIJI
eFs cigars.
10000 Dclna BLANCA. straight Havana
Cigars.
10000 eur &. ar:, very choice Seed Havdnas.
10000 ReEaiIa, MarbIeheads, COnchas
Cigars.
100000 0pcres. Reginas, VictOras and
Rahy Cigars, at prices ranging from SIS to $50
per thousand
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DISSOLUTION or PARTNERSHIP

THE f-m If BAUM q HURST has this day beer
dissOlyeI by mutual consent, B. Hurst retlIiL.-.
e. Baum all the liabilities of the late firm.
an IS alOns hJTzed II col act oIIt4tandls sse.
6. BAUh.
MEMPHIS, February Il, 1879. BEN RUE5T
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TO NOTIFY TIE ATTORNEY OF SUITS.

Sec "a. When any process or notice shall be served
on the President of the Board OF Fire and Police
Commissioners in any legal proceeding against the
District or in which the District party, he shall
immediately deliver the same, or a sufficient notice
thereof to the Attorney in order that the may
be attended to.
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NOT TO RIDE IN THE NARKETHOUSES, OR
SLAUGHTER ANY ANIMAL
no LIQUORS TO BE SOL.

Sec. Is. No one snail lead drive or ride NOV anil
nal Into the InIiketh1 uSe, or on the pavement
thereof, slaughter am animal therein or deposit
anJ filthy or offensive matter about the same.
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POLICE TO ARREST ALL RIOTOUS PERSONS
MARKET

Sec. II. The MaTketmasterS or the Police shall
arrest all drunken. TiOtCuS o. disoTieFy persons
+, uBd at tine markethOuses duIIrg market hours
aud report them TO tire President Of the Board of
Ere and Police Commissioners, 10 b. dealt with as
the law directs.
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DISSOLUTION.
Di, solution.

Owing to the continued Illness OF Daniel Horar
- the firm of DOWDY, PARK a KORAN is dis
solved by mutual consent All parties having claims
will please present than, and those indebted will
please ca aud settle. BAR. DOwdy VII continue the
bn, ineSS uUGer the style of J. F. DOWnI 4 CO. T.
. Park Will be found at 30S Front street.
IDWBY PARK 4 KORAN
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MEMPHIS, February Is-n
EEw FIEgls.

! y retiTir from the above firm beg to thank n
i friends for the liberal patronage eXtendeS CD ~.
and - solicit cCattrunnce of the for my -l.-
csssOTs, MessrS. q. 5aum q 20. BEN HUR. L.
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NOT TO KINDLE FIRES.

Sec. I6. No one shall sell or give away any spi
GUS or vinous l'QGor ale, beer or porter. in or a
the maIAethOuseS.
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Attorney,

SECTION |. The Attorney shall be a licensed
lawyer and shall have resided In the District for at
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no COUNTERsIGN WARRANTS.

Sec %. 1t shall be the duty of the President of
the Beard Of Fire and Police Commissioners to
cOunteTsign all warrants drawn upon the Trustee for
accounts and claims, when such warrant specifies
the date of issue, the name of the person to whom
payable, and the fund to which 1t shall be charged
BY the Trustee
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Sec. II. No one shaIl kIndle or use fife in Oh
about the markethouSeS, except charcoal fires anC
these only in such places and manner as the Mar
ketmaSJer may allow.
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PENALTY.

Sec. %: Any person violating any of the provl-
visions or this ordinance shtll be deemed and held
guilty of a misdeme4nor anu on conviction thereof
beTJIe Inc President of tine Board OF Fire and Police
commissioners, shall be fined MT less than nor
more IMAM hty dollars for each and every ofense.i
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FAILURES TO OCCUPY STALLS.
Sec. 1S. Any lessee of stall who shall fall 10 oc
cupy for three consecutive weeks, By himself or
assignee, shall forfeit his right to the same.
MARKEIG NEENEn
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INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS.

Sec %. The President of the Board of Fire and
Police Commissioners shall, Immediately after any
election for President of the Board of Fire and PO
lice Commissioners, issue his proclamation or no
tce converting the Legislative Council on Saturday
succeeding such an election, for the purpose
of President! OF the Board of Fire and
Police Commissioners and members or the
Ii gislative Council elect; and the members OF the
Legislative Council, when so convened, shall pro-
coed to ascertain from the pollbOoks of the several
wards who have been elected, and give notice to the
persons elected that on Tuesday following said Sat
urday, other day to be designated they will
be installed into office.
Attorney.
SECTION |. The Attorney shall be a licensed
atEHer shall have resided In the District for at
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-23
THE ARKANSAS SENATORSHIP.
Progress Of the Investigation into the
Charges Of Fraud OF
eliminated LEGISLATORS
Especial to Cincinnati Enquirer. ]

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Feb. 19.-Mr. Dawson,
the coiored member Of the Legislature, who
was q few days ago arraigned at the bar Of
the House for refusing to testify before the
committee Investigating the charge OF bri-
berry In the recent Senatorial election, ap-
peared before that committee to-day, and tes-
titled In substance that ex- Revenue Collector
Il. nj. Cooper came after him, saying that
Logan I'll. Roots, President of the First Ma
tiOnal Bank. desired an interview with him.
The witness went to see Mr.. Roots, who opened
the subject by saying that they (the Repub-
licans) had no choice in any of the Senatorial
aspirants, but were Of the opinion that II. w.
johnson would do more for them il elected
than any of the others He said that ar
engagements had been made to look after sew
eral OF the members, including Mr.. Dawson,
further stating that he (Dawson) might as
well make something out of the matter as
not.
Dawson asserts that he refused the over
when Mr.. Roots told him that he Dawson)
should receive twice the amount paid to
others with whom arrangements had been
made all of which was refused.
The witness further said letter from R.W.
Dorsey was shown him by M. w. Gibbs,
United States Register of Lands, for the pur-
pose Of influencing him, In which 1t was as
serted by Senator Dorsey that it would be
best for the Republican party, particularly
the colored people, that Johnson be elected.
This testimony is totally at variance with the
testimony given by Mr.. Roots before the same
committee few days ago.
Mr.. Furbush, the other recalcltrant colored
member, who, when the last House decided to
compel him to testify last week, resigned
with streaming eyes, has since asked leave to
withdraw his resignation, which was granted,
and he Is tonight giving his testimony before
the committee. 1t Is reported that direct and
positive evidence of bribery will be obtained
from this witness.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-23
PREPARE TO RECEIVE THE KING.

The following letter was received yester-
day, and shows the spirit that now fills all
hearts towards our glorious King:
ACADEMY OF Music, February p, 1879.
Bathurst. Lord High Chamberlain:
My Noble Lord-Grateful for the kind at
tentions Of our Royal Master In the past, and
yielding the palm in allegiance to none of hi
Maiesty's subjects, beg leave to inform you
that the Academy Of Music will be appropri-
ately decorated for the reception OF the King
on Monday night, twenty-fourth instant.
The great play Of Diplomacy" will be
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Washington Avenue Drug Store,
Corner Mag xine ana Washington sta.
NEW ORTEANS

Constantly receiving fresh supplies OF pure
Drugs. Medicines. Chemicals. Patent Medicines.
Combs Of all kinds. Brushes Soaps. Perfumery
Toilet and Fancy Articles. etc., sold at small
margin. Coral Tooth Paste. resommended by
beauties the teeth to a fine pearl-like orDa.
ment and ravishing beauty. Glyeerine Gold
erts' Pectoral Cough syrup for eatarrh, colds,
bronchi is and pneumonia. PRESCRIPTIONS put
up night and day. r. J. MAINEaRA, N. D.,
Druggist. Pharmaeeutist and Practical Chemist
oc28 ~ 2dD
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presented by the Warde u Barrymore Com
pany, embracing artists Of the highest merit.
and all things done to secure the comfort and
pleasure Of the royal party.
have the honor to be your Grace's obedl-
emit servant DAVID, Duke OF Thespis.
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Find pretty girl. and surely there are plenty
OF them. and take her to the grand fancy ball to
come off Mardi Gras night at st. Patrick's Hall
The Y. M. b. A. at the bottom of It.
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ARRANGEMENT COMMITTEE.

ARRANGEMENT COMMITTEE.
Louis A. Richards. chairman;
John Il. Jaeger. Aug. Ivey.
j. N. w. Otto, A. Prados, Jr.
TICKETS. ................... THREE DOLTAM
Ladies' invitations may be obtained upon ~
plication to j. i. Shaw. COS Magazine stress
j. w. Bryant. New Orleans Democrat ofh@s
w. Reinerth. corner Customhuuse and Cha.
tres streets, and FL. e. Benderoth $50 Charts
street. or to any member Of the association.
fpDne
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Try that celebrated Cream Beer at Miller 4
Diemann's. 80. 81 and 81 South Peters street.
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Why not have good time and go to the grand
dress and fancy ball Of the Y. N. b. A.. to come
of Mardi Gras night at st. Patrick's Hail. By all
means go.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-23

Now Is the time for all who have old carpets
and need new ones to call on Messrs. Heath
Plppey Lara. Nos. OF and 80 Camp street. The
firm Is 80 old and reliable that no commenda-
ton Is needed by them. Read their, ADVERTISE
ment OF goods offered at great bargains In an
other column.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-23
AT Harris music STORE,

No. 191 Canal street. can be found every articl
In the musical line.
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Robson and Cranes farewell benefit and last
appearance tonight. at the Varieties
Laughing room only tonight at Robson and
Cranes benefit.
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If ever I cease to love2" What? Shadines
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ROOMS WANTED.
MISCELLANEOUS,

WANTED-BY A LADY, A SITUATION TO
w teach In a refined Christian family. In any
Of the Southern States. Testimonials of high
character and qualifications. Address w. W.,
Democrat office fe5 IF
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Second Lieutenant-J. B. Cefalu.
Thirty members; twenty-five on parade.
stan Or the Orleans Artfilery.


This company, wearing the picturesque
uniform of the italian sbarpshooters turned
out about eighty men. The command last
spring turned out 100 rank and file, but
during last summer 1t suffered terribly, losing
eighteen of its active members by death and
six from other causes; it made handsome
appearance. The company was Differed as
follows A. Astredo, captain; ,. DAmico,
ant: p. Guarnero third lieutenant: Antonio
SnannO Iieutenant flag bearer.
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WANTED. TEAMS. DEPARTMENT OF
w Commerce. City Hall. New Orleans, Dec.
rs. 1878-Wanted. teams. wagons or drays to
haul goods In contrayenti0n from the levee to
warehouse. Apply to Wharfinger First District
foot OF Lafayette street. -
J. HENRY BEHAN
daoT Administrator of Capn ynarna
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The Gardes Lafayette

were out In force about sixty strong. Their
uniform was the usual one. blue tunics, gray
kepis. and trousers yellow trimmings
They were commanded by the folio wing off
GERS: A. Boue, captain; L. Duclos, first lieu
tenant; A de la Cornelllere first sub-lieuten
ant, with the flag bearers Lieutenants J
Peyregne and - David. The Gardes bore tn,
old flag Of Chalmette, which is now bare
mass OF sbreds
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WANTED. CITY CANvAssERS-OAN MAKE
w from % to So q day for The great com
Meal Sitter, etc Special terms for agents for
parishes and counties In the states OF Louisi-
ana and Georgia. Apply to or address REY-
del If
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CT SO FOR PIANO TUNINa-BEST WORK
pA:CO sso Magazine. d. LEECH. Soiree
Pianist. Tvs "