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The daily gazette., 1879-04-08
r cEeef Question in Great Bri.

The order of the British privy council
on Friday last, by which cattle from the
United States to London may I've tram
shipped In the Victoria docks and con-
veyed to the foreign cattle market at
Daptford is practically resembling Of the
recent order requiring American cattle to
be slaughtered on arrival. The Sun has
already set forth the reasons why it was
not possible to exclude American cattle
for any length of time from the British
market, and the pressure of the causes
alluded to has been felt more speedily
even than was anticipated. The English
papers are beginning TO askif the original
order itself were not thunder, as was
asserted by DR.. Craven, the Jersey City
health officer. The Manchester Guardian
says: "Will some member of the House
Of Commons ask the government 10 prv-
duce the reports which are pleaded In
justification of the order in council by
which the American cattle trade has prac-
tically been stopped?" The Edinburgh
Scotsman laughs ut the sca' of the Liver
pool authorities, and denies that there
ever was any pleuro-pneumonia on the
Ontario. 1t Is not probable that our ship,
pers of cattle will have much more
trouble in the way of British obstruc-
tions to the landing of their stock. John
Bull is too fond of his roast beef to per-
init one of the chief sources of his sup
ply to be cut of. We send our very best
beef to ENGLAND and our best live stock;
the average price of cattle exported to
Cuba during the last fiscal year was only
SIT, of those exported to Canada S46,
while those exported to Great Britain
averaged 500. The increase in the ex-
portation Of live cattle to the United
Kipgd IN is very large. For the six
months ending December 81, 1878, it was
double that in the same period of the
previous year, and Great Britain takes
the lions share. 99.12 per cent. of the
total expectation of fresh beef, and 62
per cent. of the live cattle exported.
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Re- YOURSELF! +!

lalaan's "ir ketabis CnrAtIse" iswarrnntcd to
glfra.l ioFms OF sp-rmato rrhea-or seminal
6rheral llrhNllty, impo.snsy, etc, and restores
tr aud brings back the .iyouthful yigor" az
have destroyed It by sexual excesses or evil
I N from two 10 seven weeks time This reine-
1- iwcn ustd by DIR. Bohannan In bis pri-
f. '1r over thirty years, was never known 10
FhS ven the WORST CASES. 1t gives vitality and
tsy 'lth w'Indrrful effect to those middle aged
| y, seaknss beyond their years. Its invigor-
u 'ilt> ~ i,Nit AZ once. Young men suffering
il"'ltenrhs Is of that dreadfnlly destructive
t.'-Ahuse cab use ths medicine with the asslr-
't" iy ard PERMANENT cure. The patien
th-'l ana eln1tiriiy ofspirits at once, rs itact
N' parts Affected as a soothing and henlin
alitA las to the rulnNtd sem innl yesiole
tutl ducts, lmpartng power and tone and re.
tln u Weir natural stntc the same as IL the
tA1' had meier been INDUCED In. The ingre-
'hpe piuIlactions of nature-barks, roots,
o. aFe sNccIiic for the above Diseases
= Ne pollhrs, sent with full directions, ETC.
/ tN -, For ale only at DR. G A Bohannan's
4, y! North mn street between Washington
4 q Itel l st., bt. Louis. Mo. Established in 1Hg7
- s.IrrMi.t on Special Diseases, which gives
! SofNfrmiIi4, SEMINAL wfatsrss Etr. sent
! hny ntdrps. ....i.., /. -.
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PHILADELPHIA'S FOREIGN
TRADE

The foreign trade Of Philadelphia
seems from the arrivals of vessels at this
port, to be increasing RAPIDLY, out , tnere
Which leaves a total gain of thlrty-tive
vessels in the number of foreign and
coastwise arrivals as compared with
March of last year. The number of yes.
sels from foreign ports which arrived at
this port last month is nearly ,os1 tw1ce "a as
great as the number in March, 1870, the
increase IN numbers being 1O8. It's graft
living to note that there has been an in-
crease In the number of steamships IN
both the foreign and coastw trade--of
e,0ht in the former and thirteen in the
lafter-and that the general increase is
chiefly in the larger craft.-Lsdger'
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A Running Match Ending In
Brain Fever.

From the New York World.
A len-mile running match took place
on Monday night at Metropoli'aa Hall,
on Sixth Avenue, near Eighth streets, the
competitors being Frank Martin, a work
man, and grocer's clerk named Frank
Barr, who is eighteen years old and who
lives with his father, shoemaker, at the
corner of Jones and West Fourth streets.
Barr won the race, but he says he was
not given the prize, So, or the extra 50
promised to him if he should win.--
When he reached home, he complained
of pain in his head and afterwards be-
canle delirious. A physician found him
suffering from brain fever and yesterday
his condition was very serious.
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Ear TINE TABLE

Avg WILMINGTON.
ISs ss,ni,a; n 2s7, 100, $40, s.ooI
ladeip" i" ,n. i2sI II 80, .2.3o, 400,
p,W a. "a M n M on Sundays: 2.0a.
~ ~ M E46, 8 30, . 48, p M
n, ~ oT. $685. m, IL 30. " 30,
bndays. 2U9a m. W. p. mi
mon onddW III Washington: 1881, 2.i0,
ID ino,9 70 81. 1.o4, B1s. 10. 0.26,p m. sun
,,o,, 2 los. 80, q m.
Depos lt' > %
c.s,,4 !; $40, si5 a IN; oD, Q 30 p
SnndA Y train. N,
eware IS. W.
10 sum- sum- 4 Northern X. R.: 9 % q
y ia n m; no Sunday train.
Y, D II estarn Il. X. I 10, 10 O5 Q m ;
W. No sundays trains.
M %vpfyE % AT WILMINGTON.
NJ Ahm asn,I ,.:i i2 "A, 8 "a, 9 10 I O6 a m
lilao,eo,Pp9 l,o n 70 81, 8 65, l51, 5O4. 8 %,
pm, q =, y I'M; ; on sundays II %,
~. =, 1s5, 10 20, II 10 p m. ,or
awwSo.f: ! O6, 8 "a q m; IL - ]! q
eS 20 n m IN Sundays: IL 43, On
r,,mnre: 2 O4, b 40, 941, IN; ~ ~ /,
as . 3s b m; on Sundays: 2 N . NJ
n N. AN, ~ nm N M
fashingtQ NJ w ~ a m q NJ
b SO p m; Oh Suhu"S''
brt Depos SIT wv y !" n' 'ulu"S
.v Gas lie: 800 a m; 1910 m;
Tp m; no Sunday trains.
ra,aware 10 X. r.: So 1910 . m
M. nd Sunday trains.
NJ inetbn a Northern r. r.: sos,
. IN. As o m; no sunday trains.
a,.vsre Western X. r.: 3 90 . m
n m. no SUNDAYS trains.
FOR VIII hlNtToN
ADELPHIA,.
S,oad straet and Washington ave
"a 8 %. 10 80, II 45 = m; 2 30. 3 %.
fst5. 8 I'd, 0 45, II 30 p m; on Sun
.sso a m; q o0,9 A5, II 80, p m.
n ,rty Second and Market streeb;
- m, ~ Is, 8 50, $50, II 80 p mi
80. II ~ D M
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PHI SICIAN s
AND
WV SUMERS OF
PO ! LIVER OIL.

|A So oiia ii', IN experience the dilsatjs-
kny of III attending the DISPENSING
\ call M sinulslons in the market I
hes Of iha 't attention to some of the
and dis dis na nulsion which / have rre-
Png salts fhe,'au iaeu lor years with un-
Norv,oioa.io The Oil used is ihe
Pare is etesn,.n .an and the most scrupu-
rlal ana Ii.isto n a',f IN the choice of all
Pc, By ,eseiy detail of Hs manu-
bion Is nj ade aie'ui u, manipulation this
ssmonnt pi gae INV with the smallest pos
divisian ~ nt gum, ;bl and by the very MI
ry fluid ana one oil globules Is render.
lablespo oon,,, nna perfectly alatabie.-
and 5 irui pra,ni contains 90 per cent
sampI,rss' I,s'ns MS, Of h, pophosph,ttee tesi oi
physiellh hns IN VIII VII be gladly farnisbed ed
b In pinp ''s sNho who may desire ihem :"
ed and so,6 66o,ties, price si. Mann
wv Wholesale and refaii hv
'" \. WILLIAMS.
VI MINI, DRUGGIsr,
NINTH and Market Sta.
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RAELKOA DS.

IADELrH ia, WILMINGTON q
TIMORE RAIL ROAD.
Noyam her 10, 1878.
will lea We Wilmington as follows
selphia and Intermediate Stations,
ID, 10 90 q. M, $50. 40, 10,
delphia { sxpress) 0 90, $50, a m.
1 and New YORK, z37. 7 05, go. m
sg. 5 46, p. IN.
oore and Intern ediate Statiens,
more and Bay Line, 7.08, q. m.
More and Washington, IL 81, Q 10, $50.
Il OF, 5,1s 10 26, p. m.
for delaware Division, leave fer:
castle, a.ib, q. m. los, 8 80, PIN.
Layton ant intermediate Stations,
b., 05, $40 p. m. -
kr and Intermediate stations 9.16
10, p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
belphi8 and Intermediate stations
m. 300. 6.3D, p. m.
lphia an, ! New York, 200. a. m,
b.
prs and Washington, 1851. = 10
m.
'hher information passengers are
TO the time tables posted at the
4 II. r. KENNEY,
Superintendent.
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DECIDEDLY MALICIOUS.
From the Washington Post.

1t sounds like malicious sarcasm for a
Republican newspaper to remark that
Garfeld's recent speech has 'paved his
way to the White House," The ap-
proaches to the Executive Mansion are
not covered with the De Golyer patent.
and Mr.. Garfield has never shown any
interest in other kinds of pavement.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-08

News of interest from South Carolina.
From my experience and observation
unhesitatingly recommend Keller's Ro
man Liniment as being the most remark.
able pain destroyer in case of burns, etc,
that | ever saw or beard of. Ii. NJ
Peake, of Charleston, South Carolina.
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T NArIU NAL 5ANK
OF WILMINGTON.
foRf or THE PUBLIC MONEY!
AND
HClAL AGENTS OF THE TN
TED STATES.
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uni days, MONDAYS and Thursdaxs

elphia ami New York Exchanpa fur
! loregulat Depos,tOrs without cE q roe
The daily gazette., 1879-04-08

Ia WARE WESTERN RAILROAD
hange of lours. On and after Feb.
~, Trans will run as follows
5e Wilmington 7.15 a. m, 10. 80 a. m.
hp m.
b. Avondale, s.58 n. m, l2 50 noon.
b. Pomeroy, 8 80 a m, 55 p IN.
fning, leave Pomeroy 1910 a. m.
pp IN.
trng, lea ye Avondale, IL IA noon,
] p m.
tne. Wilmington, 8n0 a. m, 215 p.
sW p. m ID. CON ELL,
d Superintendent.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-08

ARD BELTS, PREsIDrNr.
GEO. ID. ARMSTRONG; CAsHIra
p UapttsI, a6OO. .OOO.
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ARTIzA ANs vINos p.nU

" hiiZA Ns SAVINGS BANK
~ oo2 NJ ARK EFT STREET,
IInrokATE Ia TED JANUARY 2ad, 1861.
Ii,l "a 'ecsiVe Ve deposits daily from o A
evan,n-, NJ, and on Tuesday and SAT-
s1rtWennihgs rom 7 To 8 o'clock.
M Nv a NUAL DIVIDEND,
|en ai,tue ".a'e IN April and October.
Scnun,de NJ, ideh hds are not withdrawn they
H. 1',ceo co" as deposits. Thus permanent
1ear. ''' 'h.efeee ."ice III
anu MANAGERS.
W W lm yth, George W. Bush,
knI u 4Wh d George s, Capelie,
IA beh hson, NJ. l.. Lichenstein,
bs,ihauafe' Edward Darlington
|rd psssa, -, Job II. Jackson,
ussy VIM. H. Swift,
Analhony Higgins.
s CAp AIpHQ' ". BUSH, President.
= LILLE. Vice President.
y ; i. TAYLOR. Treasurer
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-08
NEW SERIES---NO. 22O,

iloor and galleries, and the speakes was fla
ed on either side by the leading ladies
the movement. The immense petition
10000 names, gathered from 43O tow
from every legislation district in the 81
was placed upon the table in front of
clerk, and the clerk read the heading
substance of the demand.
Mr. Struckman moved that it be refer
to the committee on license.
Mr.. Hopkins moved that the distinguis
ed women present be accorded heprivilel
OF the floor and be invited to address Il
house, which motion prevailed by an ovd
whelming vote. Miss Francis Il. Willal
came forward and delivered very ell
quent and feeling speech of ten minute
length. She was followed by Mrs. Ell,
Il, Foster, Of Iowa, who ably represent
her cause.-The cause of woman's franchis
on the question of granting license. MI
ST. John, of Eureka, also addressed d
house. The utmost kindness and courtc
was shown the ladies. At the close M
Snigg, of Sangamon, unwilling to let we
enough alone, arose and said.
"Mr. Speaker the house would now lii
to hear from the gentleman from the stoc
yards, Mr., Hopkins"
1t was doubtless intended as an indign
ty the ladies and slur at Mr. Hopkins fl
inviting the ladies to speak.
"Mr. Speaker, | would be willing to
almost anything if could induce the &C
tleman from Sangamon to reform and aba
don his terrible bad drinking habits.
The resort was so apt and so etfecti
that the house resounded with applau
and poor Snigg, although loudly called {
hid himself behind the desk and was hea
from no more.
The house then adjourned.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-08
Cu1RIOlIS THINGS.

A pair ofladics' shoes that aren't "a mile
too big"
A newspaper communication that was
not "struck of in hurry"
A clowns jokes lcss than forty years old.
A country residence for sale that isn't
'within five minutes walk of the railroad
station" e
A newspaper that isn't "the best advcr-
Using medium in the country" sio''e'
An impartial baseball umpire.
An infant that isn't Just the sweetest
baby in the world" ,es,. Ns
Anything advertised three weeks before
Christmas that isn't suitable for Holiday
presents"
A paragaphist that never made pun ON
Turkey, in connection with Thanksgiving
day. fNN,
A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. gun that
never killed anybody. llps X
A political stump speaker who Hcvcy
abused the opposition candidates,
A young lady who can pass u platc-g,sss
window ON the Sabbath without turning
her ,eAd.---[Norristown Herald n. 9a'''l
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-08
A GOOD WORD FOR CAIN.

In the first place, Cain for long time
was the only child on earth. This in itself
was enough to disturb the strongest juven+
lie organism.
In judging Of Cain, look at the situation.
On one hand terrible family mystery; no
schools, churches, no society, no amusc-
ments, On the other hand, the whole bur-
den of humanity borne for the first time;
paternal discipline, chronological develop.
ments, and an antediluysin good brother
in whose mouth butter would have remain
ed intact for ages. 4'" @
Undoubtedly that brother had an exss-
perating smile. He was happy because he
was virtuous He had collected manner
of his own, added to a chronic desire to be
an angel, His fires needed only 10 be
lighted. and the smoke was sure to ascend
with u satisfied, confident curl far up in
the sky.
Gains on the contrary refused to burn.
The smoke struggled and Topped. II crept
along the ground, and, clinging to his feet,
wound about him like u serpent. II shot
sideways into his eyes, binding him and
strangling him, go Dc.
And there stood Able besides his pile.
radiant satisfied, wanting to be an angcle
II was but the work Of moment, Able
was no more. Why dwell upon the tragedyt
Fathers Of today, would your own child
rem pass unscathcd through such IN cxia-
tence rs this3 Your little Ablcs might
stand it, but how about your little Gains!
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-08
4 MILLIONAIRE GAMBLER.
STRIKING ILLUSTRATION OF THE GREAT VII

STRIKING ILLUSTRATION OF THE GREAT VICE
OF CALIFORNIA.
Aa Illustration OF the hold which gamb-
ling has upon men who have once been en-
gagged In mining is afforded by the life Of
O'Brien, late member of the bonanza firm
lii the days Of his struggles and poverty
this man had been accustomed to play 'old
sledge" for five cents corner in his old
bar room in San Francisco. He was fortu-
nate in having Flood and Mackay and Fair
| for partners and he became worth millionS
before he knew it. But to the day of his|
death he never forsook his "eld sledgeT
He took no interest in the business of the
firm, simply leaving his money for the 9th
ers to work upon. He passed his time in
the little old bar room playing his fayorite
gamble with his old friends and generally
winning the five cent stakes of the poor
devils with whom he played. There was
nothing mean about O'Brien. He was
simply gambler by instinct and custom,
as most miners are, and he continued the
fascinating play until death claimed him
as his own winning.
There is nothing disgraceful in gambling
IN this community, and the men who run
the games and steal, so to speak, the hard
earned wages of the miner are looked upon
as leading gentlemen" of towns. The re-
puted owner of the heaviest game in Gold
Hill is a member of the Methodist church,
sings revival hymns with deep JUNCTION, and
at the late election was chosen State Sens-
tor over a very worthy gentleman and mer-
chant This will serve to show the estims-
ton in which gamblers are held here. They
are, SO to speak, the cream of the land.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-08
VEGETINE
Will Cure rheumatism.

CINCINNATI, April Q, 1871
Mr. II. X STEVENS
Dear SRI have used your medicine the Vege-
tine, for Rheumatism with great success and be-
lieYc 1t TO be the best medicine for that complaint
that there is. also know 1t is good blood puri
fer and AT the present time am using 1t as the best
spring medicine that know Of | take great pleas
ure in recommending the Negetine to my friends
II. MUND.
Charles Street.
THOUSANDS will bear testimony and do it volun-
tarily) that Negetine is the best medical compound
yet placed before the public for rcnovaing and pu-
rifyins the blood, eradicating all humors impnri.
ties, or poisonous secretons from the system de-
bilitated by disease; in fact it is, us many have
calledit The Great Health Restorer "
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-08

NERVOUSNESS, and all arrangements of the nerv
Gus system, are usually connected with a diseased
condition Of the blood Debility Is frequent ac-
compartment. The first thing to be done Is TO i'm.
prove the condition of the blood. This is accom-
plished by taking Vegetine 1t Is a nerve mcdi.
cine and possesses a controlling power over the
nervous system.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-08
CnuHCHES.

A Fl,ICAN VI. E.-Fourtccnh street. between
"A Wagut and Cedar strrct- services sabbath II
a. IN. aud 80 p. m; Sunday school 80 p III,
CHEISTIAS- Eighteenth street; meeting Sab
" bath 1870 p. m. preaching occasionally.
CHURCH or THE REDEEMER-t EpiscopaD
J " Fourteenth street: Morning prayers tsah9aih)
1880 A. M; evening prayers, t% p. m; Sabbath
school 3. m Rev. st j, DiOn-Lce, Rector
L'IRST MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH
II Preaching at 1880 a. m, 3 p. M, and $50 D. IN.
Sabbath school at 100 p. N. Rev ]. j. Shores
pastor.
+ LUTHERAN Thirteenth street; services Sab
IL bath II a N, and 7:yl p. m: sunday school "a
IN Rev Dur.-chncr, pastor
NHETHODlsT-Co Eighth and Walnut streets ;
wi Preaching sabbath lOsjD u. m. aud =. ~ I;
prayer meeting, Wednesday 80 p. m; sunday
School, 5 p. m. Rev A. Morrison, pastor
DRESBYTERIAN- Eighth street preaching on
i sabbath at 800 q. m. and 1"Si p. m; prayer
meeting "Wednesday at 7#Dp. m; sunday SchoOi
ut3p ~. Rev. g. Y. George, pastor.
C,ECOND FREE-wILL BAPTIST - Finccr,h
- street, between Walnut and Cedar streets; rer'
vices Sabbath at and 40 p. m
OF JOSEPHS-(R oman Catholicl Corner Cross
- and Walnut streets; services sabbath lOp a.
M; sunday School at 2 p. m. Nerper p m ser
vices every day at Up. m.
CT. PATRICKS-{ Roman Catholic Corner Nlnlh
y street and Washington avenue; services SAD,
o.th and 10 a. m; vespers p. m: Sunday school
Up m. services every day ST y. m Key r. HaDc!'
priest -.---------
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-08
VEGETINE
VEGETINE

PurifieS the Blood.
BosToy, Mass, Oct 10, 1877.
Mr. X. II. STEVENS
Dear Sir,-I have been using Vegetine for some
time with the greatest satisfaction. and can highly
recommend IL as great cleanser and purifier the
blood j. L. HANAFORD
Pastor of Egeston-square NJ, 4. Church.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-08
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
City Officers.

City Officers.
Mayor--IIenry Winter
TreaAurer-B. f. Parker.
Clerk, Il, Phlllis.
CounscOr-Wm. Il Gilbert.
Marshall. d. After
AttOrncy-W. q. McGec.
Police Maglstrate-J j. Bird.
BOARD OP ALDERMEN.
Flrst Ward-Gco. Yocum, VIM O'Callahnn.
Second Werd-W0od Rlttcnhouse, \. b. Thistle
wood.
Third Ward-W. p. Wright, John Wood,
Fourth Ward-Charles o. Patier ID, j, Foley,
Fifth Ward-T. W Halliday Chas. Lancaster
County Officers.
Circuit Judgc-O. A. llurkcr.
Circuit Clcrk-J. A. Reeves.
County Judgc--k s. YOcum
County Clerks. j. Ilumm.
County Attongy-W &. Mulkcy
County Treasurer-A. j. Alden.
Shcrin--JOhn Hodges.
CorOncr-k FljZgc-a.C.
County Commiss'olers-T v. Halliday NJ. V
Brown, Samuel Brlley
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Office in Alexander County Bank.
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Legal.
A ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ESTATE OF ". II, WILCOX DECEASED,
The undersigned, having been appointed Admin,
lstrutors Of the estate Of W. II, Wilcox late OF
the county Of Alexander and statc of Illinois ade'
ceased, hereby give notice TINT they will appear bc
lore the county court Of Alexander county. at W.
courthouse IN Cairo, at the May term, on 'hms
third Monday IN May next, at which time "
persons having claims against said estate are lo,l'
He'd and requested to attend for the purpose OF ny
IND the same adjusted All persons indebted to .a,u
estate are requested to make immediate payment "
the undersigned
Dated this 10Th day of February, A, y, 1877,
FLORENCE. A WILCOX, Administrators
ALFRED WILCOX, Administrator
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-27
white people into any section Of the

South.
A peculiar feature concerning the negroes
that have seen In this country, Is that the
large majority of those who came To Kansas
latterly are Of q very bad class, who have
been 90 utterly demoralzed BY their bad
habits and experience ~ loafers, politicians
and nusances generally. In the neighbor-
hoods that they came from, that they are
utterly worthless, and would be very unde-
slrabIe as return Pilgrims The large bulk
Of them came from the vicinity RI Vtcksbufg,
Edwardss Depot, Big Black, Port Gibson,
Greenville, Isaquena, Winona Carrollton, etc,
In that section Of Mississippi. The most
abls-bodied among them have been sent ., fa z
westward and will he absorbed for all time 10
come and always prove bad element, that
will eventually, as at present, be q curse to
Kansas, as well as all other countries where
they locate Tho lazy, feeble old and worth.
less, In all respects that seem to Indicate bad
qualities, are anxious to go back. Ia their
shrewd way, they think that as they are
were missed so much when they left, that we
will do anything to take them home again.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-27
DIssOLuTIoNs NEW FIRMS.

TNERsHIP-CFFICE AND SALES
~ room. No. 81 ROYAL hTREhT, between
1s7e-The Undersigned have this day formed q
copartnership under the firm and style Of
BARNETT e GOURDAIN for the purpose IT
MISSION BUSINESS.
Our Mr. MAURICE BARNETT'a long expfe.-
rience III the auction business and our Mr.. J. Y.
aOURDAIN'S as an old merchant. hone by
their exe1tions and prompt attention to be able
10 give full and entire satisfaction to their
friends and to the puhtcln general In whatever
may be entrusted to them.
Sales IF Real Estate. Stocks, Port Wardena.
Mortgages, Furniture and all outdoor sales will
be attended 10 with promptneas.
We invite the attention OF our friends and OF
the public ID general to the above card and hope
for a share of their patr mage.
BARNETT & GOURDAIN.
MAURICE BARNETT No 81 Royal street.
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