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For Sheriff.

We are authorized to announce
JAMES = PRO rHRO, a. . csndi.
tate fOr the omce of Sheriff, subject
to nomination by the Democratic
party.
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For District Attorney.

We are authorized ~ annonnca the
name OF ]. b. CUNNINGHAM. Of
Nntchit0ches, 40 Q candidate Tor Dis.
trict Attorney OF this, the Eleventh
Judicial District. subject to the nom.
ton.
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Grand Ecll1
WAREH0nn;

VIM. FRENCH, P,o,s'
uAVlSG purchased n. !.
ii Chambers 4 Barl'es At ~ ~ |
md secured their services ! =. Wy
ed to store aud forward nv, ~ n
frclghts and cotton conyiynsS :. 2.
. Rates Of storage in fatur. y" - !
follows: WI
F.! Fifteen Cents per barrel f., r.,
Ihirty-tive Cents per bale fa. ~
March eff. "1Ns
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IT IS PURELY VEGETABLE IN IT'S
COMPOSITION.

and may h" applied 70 the most delicate
children viii, inpnntv.
As a Specific for PILES and CRYSIpE.
Las, 1t has n" superior it is very ct,ec.
NV" I" prevent lock jaw in children when
applied to the navel Just cut.
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LIST OF LETTERS
REMAINING IN THE PosT cFFlCEAT MATCH.
lTOCHER, SEPT 18TH 1919.

Adliso, y. D. Herring, Dr. y.
Anderson, X. Hines, 3. K.
Axl.y, J.. s. Hinsol., Leo.
Allen, Mrs. >. Lewis, }. H.
Brown, }. DR.. 3 Lo"garia Jos. G.
Brown, +. NJ. Leroy, Esqr.
Brown, G. W. LightfaOt, Is. d.
Brown, George LiptrOtt, Fred.
BRAZIL, X. Leonard, Jno.
Beattie, Will Luchini, +.
Prabuu, G. W. Luchini L.
Bu6ortl Mrs. H. Lynch Mrs. NJ.
Bounds, NJ. /. Martin, N iles
Rridant Emelis Miller, Miss T..
Badin Norbert Marshall, FIR.
Clinton, Miss /. Moon. J.
Campbell, Mrs. L. Milton, L. T.3
CIoutier, Mary MEDIEVAL Mrs. r. J.
Crom we'll, Miss E. Martin, Geo.
Carter, Mrs. A. NJ. Miller, JMo
Carter, n. MayGeld, Esq.
CarrOll T. Me- Manuel, W. +.
Carroll, T. W. McCarter, p. A.
Cox, :. V. B. Marshall, Mrs. e. F..
Collinsworth, E. F.Alal"ny, Mrs. N.
ClefRn Z. W. Nelson, G. w.
Corn|ey, Lewis N''sa, Alex.
DeSotO G.. Phenox, Mrs. L.
Dvslonches, J. B. O.Psrry, Charles
DENLY, s. N. PRESLEY, CT.
Douglass, Henry Roans, Henry
DOwtlen l.. G. Simpkins. MR.. N. F.
Davis, w. g. Simpkins, NJ. X.
Drrrman. 5. J. States Narcisse
Edard. Miss +. Turner, W. J.
Fuller, Jno Tailor, Miss C.
Ferdinand l.. rr.,tter, Kato
A. Williams, Miss H.
Gibbs, s. NJ. Wilkerson, 1T.
GRAND A WOHls, W II.
Garner, E. w. Wilson. Nero
Hawthorn, I. W. WHY, Mrs. Jane
Harris, T. Yancy Henry
Persons calling for the above letters
will please say :bey are advertised.
MRS. E. A BURKE, P. NJ.
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We ere enthorisAd TO announce L.
I! De LIEUX. ESQ.,, tho preseot
Sheriff, o. y candidate Tor re.elecfion
70 that ONCE. subject to nomination
~ tho Democratic Convention.
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The butt end" OF tho 0reenback
patty n this parish b reported to h
~ 'shlR jniun."
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4 0seenhaek party b forming herr
Wlsh . view Of defeating the Demo
0oaa themselves, and slecting Re.
publlcone.
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JudCo ]. D. Watkins Il mentioned
00s probable candidate for Attor.
ney General.
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The pIcAYuNI comes 20 10 % bright
aad nsWsy - any paper In tho South.
A lo0R life % tho PIC,
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An lniallible remedy tor Fever and
Auge Ia Ayers Ague Cure. Wholly
vegetable and containing no Quinine.
It 10 harmless and sure.
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We are authorized IN Announce
W!tL!A4 PAYNE ESQ, a. = can.
dtdate TOR Sheriff. sutisct TO monitor.
ton by tho Democratic Oonvention.
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The VixDIcA7oa 10 . progressive
1eWspapef. We have secured, by at.
ooatioa and lahoe. tho largest circu.
la&ioo d aay country paper Ia Lou.
i,loaA. That eireula&ioo ~ propoee
ooe oily % sustain, but increase. 7"
t1At ood ~ hsve decided 70 reduce
the price Of subscription - follows:
Pm Y1A1. Two DOLLARS
6l1 1oNTHS. ONE DOLLAR
The VlxDlcAToB will b Sent, pre-.
pajd b any address from now until
Jsnuasy lot, 1854. for Two DOLLARS
AID VWU1Y.y1vI CMTS.
Maine went against tho Green.
h001I0e.
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We ere authorized 70 announce r
". dOSNER. as . candidate for
4ageetrete. Ward One. Subject Ia
domination BY the Democratic nartv
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The friends Of Judge DAVID
PtERSON, will present bic name ia
the Democratic nominating conyen.
ton tor the Office Of Judge OF the
11th District. c0mlnaed OF the oar.
ishes OF Sabine and Natchitochee.
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We are authorized to snpnunce thu
name ct CHARLES 81. LEVY AZ =
g ,nd!date tnr Justice Of the Peace.
Ward !. e1hj-ct to nomination By the
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FIFTY CENTS.

At this extraordinarily low price EVE.
RY DEMOCRAT in North Louisiana can
afford to subscribe at once tn the leading
paper Of his party in that section. "
Address
THE vINDICATOR,
Natchitoches, La.
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There y . certain paper II North
Ia, opposiug Willis With . solid ar.
ny q Oomi.colons.
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NOTICE.,

\ LII persons indebted to tho firm If
q Caspari Il Dietrich are respectfully
requested to call on the undersigned ami
make Immediate settlements. Promnt
attention to the above will 10 to tho in.
terest If those so indebted.
l.. CASPAR1,
Juno It'll Liqnidator.
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JOSEPH G KEYSER.
Briclkmalker and Laver.

y PREPARED to do all work entrusted
! to him quickly and in q workmanlike
manner. Tomb, Ch'mneys, Cisterns and
other work solicited.
Orders loft at BULLARD & CAMP
BELLS will b. promptly attended to.
Jan. "a. ".
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Read the Following Testimonials to i.s
Virtue.

NArc''ITocHEs, La, Aug. 81, 1879.
had my ankle badly bruised, by nv
horse stepping upon it. l applied Nor
mands Balm and experienced immedi
ate relief and a final cnre. take great
pleasure IN rec"nlmendn. its efficacy,
JOHN l.. GILL.
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Saloons.

0StAOOllSs
The POPULAR RESORT.
'HE PHGNlx has pnt on new life
- !. s .s Geo. ". Kils has taken charge
q H. and now caters for public favors.
Tho Choicest
BRANDIES,
WHISTLES,
LIQUORS,
CIGARS,
&C., &C.
RICH ST. LOUIS BEER ON DRAFT
Dont forget, 70 thirsty, the PHOENIX
Moo. GEO. W. K1LE,
-y' Proprietor.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For District judge.

We ore authorized TO announce the
name Of JUDGE ]. N. B. TUCKER.
% q candidate for Judge of this.
18th judicial Dtetrict. composed OF
the parishes Of Natchitoches and
Sabine. subject to nomination by
Democratic Convention.
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We are authorized 70 announce "
b. TUNNARD. q a oondiSst~ D.:
tne once ot Justice Of the Peace.
Ward !. s9n1ect to ratification by the
Democratic voters Of oaid ~ ''
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The numerous friends Of A T.
bRETEt viii cordially ouppof e hi n;
oeS0e0 tho Democratic Onnvert;cs
toe OUnstaole, Ward One.
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name o. JAMES T Tina - y ~. s.e
dlloeo for re.oloofjoo Sor Gors4o rs
yoEa ], ooh4oee % nomlnesion n,
~ oo@ooeofao pofty. "
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The numerous friends OF Prof "
9. JACK Will cordially suppoft him
before tho Democratic neonis .na
convention tor Magistrate Ward !
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TILL JANUARY LIST 1880.
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Is 81 S1sse =: s:sss,':
tor Magistrate. Ward 8.
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@. ". Garrett, J. W. Little. L,
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For Constable.

CHARLES Y. PORTER ia o.,.
dttjate Tor tho once OF OonstshIe
Ward One. subject to DECENTRALIZATION he
tho Democratic party. "
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O~
OF Natchttoches, subject to nomi.
nation BY tho Democratic marty.
MANY VOTERS.
For Sheriff.
We ara authorized to Announce
JAMES = PRO CHRO, a. q candi.
late fOr the o@ce Of Sheriff. subiact
70 domination BY the Democratic
party.
We 40 authorized Ia announce the
name Of 4. q. LECOMTE, a. 4 can.
dtdate TOR the of1ce OF Sheriff. sub.
lece 70 nomination by tho Democrat.
10 porty.
We Sro authorized IN Announce
WILLIAM PAYNE ESQ. a dam.
nidate Tor Sheriff. suhjsct to nomios.
ZION oy tho Democratic Convention.
We sre enthorisAd to announce l.
4. DEBL1EUX. ESQ.,, tho present
Sher11, @ candidate tor re.election
70 that ONCE. subject to nominafion
oy tho Democratic Convention.
Tho friends Of 6. P. RAINE9 An.
uounoe him - . candidate for SherifP
OF ehjs parish. subject TO the Mn az
. Democratic Convention. and vili
support bio claims accordingly.
We are authorized to announce tho
name Of Col. ". ". BREAZEALE
- . candidate for Sheriff Of Nxtch.
ttocnee parrish. subject to nominetion
~ tho Democratic party.
= For 1agisrate.
We are anthori1ed to Announce thu
nsme Of CHARLES 81. LEVY M a
9 0d!date for Justice OF the Peec
n nsa! !: e9c).ct to nomination By the
We ar authorized to announce +.
". HOSNER. as . candidate for
Magistrate, Ward One. Suhiect r.
nomination by tho Democratic nartv
Va ar authorized % Announce "
BERESFORD CARR, a. 4 osndidst:
TOT Magistrate. Ward 9.
We are authorized 70 annonnc. W
3. TUNNARD, % q condidste for
tno once Of Juetice at the Peaoe |
Woto !. e9n1oct TO ratification by the |
Democratic voters OF said M.
The numerous friends Of Prof. ".
=. JACK Will cordially support hin
before tho Democratic 1871 , .~d
convention Tor 1agistrate WI Il
Fer Constable.
CHARLES Y. PORTER Il /. an,
d!date tor tho once OF Oonstshie
Ward One. subject to nominsticc ~,
Ehe Democratic party.
Tho numerous friends OF A 7.
BRETEL viii cordially eunnn.t ~"
before tho Democratic Convent;or
|oe Constable. Ward One,
We ale authotised % annonnc. IN.
name q JAMES 7 KING a 4 ~
Il0oeo tor recollection for 0onsAshi~
!a!d I, euhdeet @ aominssios I ~
- 0onoegoae party.
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WARD ONE.

n. Hertzog, ]. Alp. Prudhomme,
3. y Prudh0mme. +. Chsler Jr., B.
E. Jackson.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

BT. CHARLES HOTEL-HoIdeu Smith, " n
Lee, n b Trower and wife, IIhnufs: W b blade,
a. Hiilmick, Little Rock: Aug E8ttler John N
WHY. Bal more; John Grant. Memphis :
TIM CincInsati; JAS W!ggins. New Jersey; w D
Hanga g Bloomfield, Bt Louis. b Hoach
Eatpheg H Hartman. New York: W Black
Patterson; j q West. Reading, Pa: q Kelon.
n II Atkins A Turaud, PHILADELPHIA; nj Ii
Brown. Vermont .Th0s Armstrong. Mansfield
Ohio; W w Marx. New Orleans.
ST JAMES HOTEL-H Seamen Saloon
Noe John Weefns, Baltimpre: lhas j. Aus
tn, Ohtcago,i j W swords, .eity.. Vim Ellison.
Richmond: Miss Hattie Phillips Mansfield. La
Thos.AImstrong: Milton Mobiles Comedy Com
pany-Miltgn Noble. Miss Fanny Burk, Miss
AmyLee Miss Grece Page, Mrs'ea go A Floranee,
hlonEo Schwartz Harry Wentworth. II Ready.
larry mack. . Long, WI Wright II Il Coop,
~ ANDERSON; Louis Arensin, bummit. Miss
VIM n Chopin. city: Aften. Texas.
CITY HOTEL N Robertson. e Tyson.
Legler,. o W Miller. city. . Mallory and son,
] Hicks and wife. sieadner Henf Frank; q
Truchtw y sandusky: Ben Wolfe. Calves
,on II Darcsy, Newark; John Levi. Boston /;
ilfon ;g q Lee. Miss: II Elliott. Mobile; ] II r.
vine. Plttsburg; A. L qeryin. city: go1in Moses,
Galveston, Afford Jouka. vleksburg; W
Perry. N Perry. La; Geo Fornsiok.. CRYSTAL
Springs; Milllonvich. Hazlehurst: M Dore-
mus, Galveston
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yesterday. aftera long illness. all that was
nortai Of Eugene Duprat passed away. 1t
49, no surprise to his many old friends In this
slty. tor the event had been looked for many
SsSs his history was intimately connected
49, snaL o. our city Tor many years past and
0Nfing his manhood. he1o enacteo
YuEi1g TIE war he was employed by the late
~; :, = Anams on important missions in the
$nen nuter required him to take the oath ~ ~
ne refused and was consequently se ~
s Although his name was associated With
r. NE fnrbulentspirits of his time. Id wnS ~,
nRuisiye warm hearteddrllow, ana MANY ~ ~
xpeir distress have been the recipients OF HI
~ generosity. live to regret him. Tet ~ .
NOW OF the tomb hide his foibles 'no
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CITY ECHOES.

John Freedman was lodged In the Sixth Sta
| ton, charged with being drunk and CARRYING
concealed weapon.
+. Orabhe, . painter. Is held a prisoner In
the Third Station, charged by j. A. Godfrey
with breach OF trust and embezzlement
Jno. Feehan and Jno J. Dugan, were locked
up In the Central Station, charged with mali
cious mischief.
Jno Fitzgerald was lodged in.the Central
station, charged with being fugitive from
justice.
Thos jackson, was immured In the Harbor
Station, charged with having wearing apparel
ID bis possession supposed to have been sto.
len.
occupation, was incarcerated In the Central
Station, charged with the larceny Of m over.
coat.
Jno. McCabe was lodged In the Third Sta
tiOn, charged with being drunk, disturbing
the peace and assault and battery on the
officer.
Alexander Kerr and Jno BENJAMIN, while
calking ship W. u. Wallet, fell into the river,
but were rescued from drowning by their
comrades,
At II o'clock Saturday night an tinsuccess-
full attempt was made by burglars to force
an entrance into y. Copmin's residence No.
10S Washington street.
Alto o'clock Saturday night John Green
back while under the influence, attempted to
board the ship Hyatan, fell and broke one OF
his legs. He was taken to his residence, No.
122 st. Andrew street.
Chas. Raymonds, moulder, was incaroer-
ated In Captain Manning's Ice house, charged
with being drunk and having sack OF bran
In his possession supposed to have been sto-
len.
nj 49,
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charity. Tho rich should be to the poor what
the sun X Y the earth The sun givea he
upon the cold earth. The rich should be- the
inountains that gather n thg vapors, rains and
dewg Of heaven. and gives them out to enrich
% the oor'isEu!lty o. the murder OF the poor
Hs is equal 20 the cold, hearted Bethlehen,ttes.
for what is done TO the Iowqlest OF these i3itle
ones is. done to Him. for the poor are the pho
tneraphs the Lying photographic. of Jesus
Christ Charity has thrown open to US the
gates Of heayeni charity holds the golden hey,
and CHARITY must be the raiment with which we
are elpfhed to enter heaven.
His lecture was received with marked atssn-
ton.
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|RArnER MoYsIMAs,s tKcrunE.

lenday night. as per announcement In yes
Ms DEMOCRAT, the Church OF st. John the
Drvades street. was filled to hear the
kafh5r jeremiah Moynihan. Jr. Of s..
Parish. lecture. We cannot at this time
tnesehan the principal points OF his dis
while e-was on Charity. The substance
millions was:
8 g - ~.rnvelher Christ. and should bs
- himself is charity; tina
ut they WILL ess-y Is charity: the air Is
- q IL State unfairly. and speaks OF
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stage Of the Rivers.


rise.
The Assumption. detained BY bad weather
and low water In the Lafourche. failed to arrive
being Sunday, Capt Charet concluded to LAY iay
her over until his next regular day. Tomorrow
See special notice to Red river shippers in
another column.
The yicksbgrg Herald Of the eleventh says:
The Yazoo Valley and Carrie Hogan came in
The former had 1900 bales cotton, and The iattsr
was flying light. The Valley went on down TO
New Orleans after tarrying here short time. :
ns sos ior si hs sG pdaposs
organizing for self. protection. The import-
a aIt g! such q movement will insure 2 large
In this connection. that NJ. Behan. Adminstrs..
tor Of Commerce.. is sick Were he able he
coined, and learn for himself the grievances e Of
the stcamboatmen In reference to the wharves.
he would ind q confirmation In all we've said.
Capt, J. W. Blanks, will arrive to leave Wednes-
day for the Ouachita.
The OHIO River Transportation Company's
leaves to-day positively at .. m. for the Ohio.
The SOUTHERN Transportation Company's
steamer Q: =. schenck J Lawrence Carter mus
sure at .. m. for Cincinnati. and will be fol-
lowed Thursday by the new Mary Houston !;
Saturday By the Golden City.
.
Silver master. Green Shields clerk. leaves to-
morrow also. at .. m. for Memphis. Cairo and
st. Louis.
The New Orleans and Red River Transports
ton Company's steamer Silver City, M N.
Wood master. is receiving to leave Wednesday
for Shreveport.
The w. ). Poitevent has been towed across
the river.
The Emma Irvine lays over Mondays. Dur
Ing the balance OF the week she leaves daily at
p. m. for the lower coast.
Bee advertisement of the Bayou Sara and
Donaldsonville United States mail and passen-
ger packet Mary Ida In another column.
The regular daily pa ket Eva, Chas. DeBou-
chel master. eSept. Toca and Ed. Barry
clerks. leaves at 10 D. m. sharp for Kennerville.
The new Whisper leaves to-day at II a. m for
the upper coast to Bayou Goula, j. A. Oomstock
In command. Messrs. Wood and Dean clerks
The Merchants and Planters independent
packet Trenton. U. d. Terrebonne master.
Thos. Knee clerk. leaves to-day at 5 o. m.
The new and feet Bayou Sara and coast
United States mail packet Edward J. GAY. John
]. Brown master. 8. s.. Streck and b. s.
Leathers clerks, leaves to-day at D. m
The Monday and Friday Baton Rouge and
coast packet New St John. J. P. McElroy mas
ter: leaves o-day promptly at S o. m.
Capt Joe Dalferes' semi weekly coast. Don.
aldsonville and Lafourche packet st. Mary
leaves to-day at D. m. for Lockport M
NIcole has charge of the Office.
The regular semi weekly Bayou Lafourche
packet @. X. Peck. L. Ransom master. j. b.
keenan, clerk. leaves this D. m. promptly for
Thibodaux. ~
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NEW ORLEANS AND oUACHITA RIVER
WEEKLY UNITED STATEs MAif PACKET.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY, at s o, M.
,~n.r FOR OUACHITA CfTY, MONROE.
9G Trenton. and all town landings on
Black and Ouachita rivers - The
splendid passenger steamer
John n. HANNA,
Jack w. Blanks master Clerk Ban n Corn vol,
Will leave as above. For freight or passage
apply on board or to
Capt. II. A. BLANKS, President.
No. JOG Gravier street.
GEO. D. HITE, BRITTON h EPPLER. j. n.
GAKL!N. JANNEY d WORK. LORD 4 Nc
PEAKE, b. w. ADAMS. Agents.
CONNECTS regularly with steamer Bertha Brun-
ner for Bayou DArbonne. steamers Acme and
Jimmie Baker for Bayou Bartholomew and 6a-
line river. steamer Tom Parker for Little and
IensRs rlverss jas II
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~ Railroads.
NOHHAH'B LOUIS1ANA AND TEXAS RAIr
Road

do w Mathews e. Bro-24 COnger 4 Keiy-1O TO
n Groebel-b Robert Hare-55 do a bbis molasses
w Hansell-2 hhds sugar and II bbls molasses TO
Meyer, Wells kco-23 hhds sugar 90 bbls moasses TO
Richard Millkep-1l do Koifer l. Gardner-32 do to
II Putnam-27 Clapp Bros Aco--1 do hhds sugar
John Calder-5 bales cotton W Sentel Loo and
snndries TO order-Tota bales cotton 1876 hhds su.
gar 800 bbls moasses
From Clinton-Per steamship Josephine s2 bales
cotton bbls pecans DC G A Whitney kco-lg bales
cotton Jn0 4 Harde Aco--13 do Meyer Weis leo
N Boren &oo-6 H DAnneel &co--4 Jno Phelps 4
cO-2962 sacks cotton seed Cotton Seed Associa-
tionsundries TO order-TotAl 1888 bales cotton 29G2
sacks cotton seed
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nave you got any brains under your hat
u your are man of sense you will not run the
Flsk OF cnoiera. dysentery or any of those
eaoieric disorders which kill SO many. when By
few reasonable precautions you can avoid all
daneer: % cleanly. be careful OF your diet. but
above all. keep the system in a healthy state.
DO this b. using Reeds Gilt EDGE Tonic. which
rnrfdes the blood. stimulates digestion. ana
kives tone and strength to the stomach.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-13
A Haze.

broke out in the kitchen attached to the two
story frame dwelling No. 249 Esplanade street.
The property. which was owned by Mr.. a.
Gelpi, and occupied by Mr.. G. Bornio, was
damaged to the amount Of $780, Insured in fhe
Factors and Traders Insurance Company, but
for what amount could not be ascertained The
fire is supposed to have been the work of an
incendiary. owing to the fact that there was a
lot Of pine wood under the steps where the
fire was discovered.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-13

Between the hours Of four and Ave o'clock
ner of Girod and franklin streets between two
negroes named Cons Alexander and Geo. Wat
son. which terminated In Alexander being cut
In the head with a knife In the hands OF Wat
son. Watson also received a cut In the back Of
the head with a tumbler in the hands OF
Alexander The two participants made their
escape before the arrival Of the police. and con-
seauently no particulars could be ascertained.