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IRELAND.

LONDON, Sept. 4.-Lurgan, ireland, and
several surrounding districts have been de-
clared to be under provisions Of the peace
preservation act.
tenant OF ireland. the Duke OF Marlborough,
has requested the police authorities Of Lime
rick to make q special report Of the clrcum-
stances under which Mr.. Charles Stewart
for Meath, at the recent banquet, suffered the
kissing which greeted the toast 1.-The Queen
to pass unnoticed, though he is magistrate
and, q member OF Parliament.
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:. AUSTRIA. a 81 r. 4,

LoNDfN, Sept. 4.--Tne Times Belgrade cor
respondent says: The Austrian State Railway
tCompany is officially supported by Austro-
Hungary In it's eEdeavor to obtain concessions
ior the construction OF Servian railways. It
ffs stated that Austria threatens to occupy
the prinoipality and construct Servian rail-
ways BY force IL fServia will not yield to her
proposal.
The Standards Vienna dispatch says an
other great fire has broken out at Seraievo;
this time IN the Trrkish quarter.
me SeEt.ievo fire has been extinguished.
Biz houses were burned.
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New ORLEANS. La. September 2. 1879.
Hon. John McFEnerv. Hon. d. B. Penn. Hon. r..
othars. al'i'' "o'sie' ou@iio' " 'onnsen ahu
r'a1 1r,,,.
Gen1set.eaIWitn @ senllmen,s oI me proipund-
celpt of your letter oI me twenty seventh ultl-
mo- asKlDk tn1 ~ nDerIy OF aslng my name "a con
necIlon Wltn lne once OF Hovernor, Delore lne
STATE Democratlc convenIlon, Wnlcn ls 10 as.
semple az BATON houRe. IN OctoDer next. ana
pedslng 70 ne your warm: goraaaa a1h ehIah
iastlc ssupport. nave aiWays placed me hiRn.
Iree government. and nave enaeavoreo mere
toiofH. az .ne saGInee OF any prlVase 4 lnteres.:
70 nlscnargs ong VIII f, ,ns tSst ul y
aDlllty: nQr Pr nave Is shrunK from Ine WeiRnly
respon.slpility which tnese nave somellmI,es I'M
posed II very gfava cMpnlunciures M oi puDiic -,
Lalrs. ana reRaEu InS eomlng years lIauRnt
with dangers ana perpiexlties 70 tne common
wealth. which, while they might we'll give pause
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TURKEY.

LoNDoN, Sept. IA Vienna dispatch to the
Tunes reports that the police of Eastern Rou-
melia believe they Fave discovered q wide
spread conspiracy extending throughout Tar
tar, Bazardjtk, HeEanjlk, Eski-Sagra and
Haskell. They have discovered the existence
Oa 6H revolutionary committees. Pamphlets
have been found surlmoninp the DeOnIa to
arms. A speedy uprising of Mahom dams is
expected. Aleko Pasta proposes to place
twelve battalions Of militia on a war footing.
1t ts thought, however, that thsGe will be
unable to meet the emergency.
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
Killed Father and Daughter.

WEST CHESTER, Ont, Sept. 4-Last night
an unknown man entered the house Of Robert
Brown, a farmer, residing near this place,
and killed Brown and his daughter, aged
twelve years, with an ak. No arrests have
yet been made.
SUICIDE OF THE WIFE EX-aOV. JOHNSON, OF
MISSOURI.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 3-Mrs. Estelle Johnson,
wife Of ex-Gov. Charles johnson com nit
ted suicide last night by taking arsenic Grief
over the death Of her child had brought on
mental arrangement.
"A NOTORIOUS yIRGINIkT DROWNED.
RICHMOND, Sept. 3.-Emmet w. Rutfin, q
notorious character OF this community, was
drowned this evening while bathing in the
James river. Ruffin had been repeatedly ar
rested and punished for murder, robbery and
other crimes.
KILLED BY TELEGRAPH POLE.
PROVIDENCE r. L, Sept. 4.-Eobert Hunter,
q native of Livingston, Ala, where his rela-
tives reside, was fatally hurt yesterday by
the fall Of o telegraph pole which he was en-
gagged in putting up, and died this morning.
LYNCH LAW IN CALIFORNIA.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. A dispatch from
Ukiah, Mendocino county, says that three
men of bad character and reputation, named
Frost, Gibson and McCracken, accused of
theft, were taken from the constable by a mob
at Willetts, last night, and hanged.
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IN A DILEMMA.
who Should Get the Money


Assistant Postmaster Hunt has on hand for
decision an action, curious case. the Ike OF
which has never before been submitted to him.
The case is this: A man living In New West
minister. Canada. sent via Portland. Oregon.
the nearest postal station. money order for
$25 to Mrs. Mary Bacon, living In this city.
formed by the customary letter Of advice OF the
issuance Of the order from the Portland post
office. and held themselves In readiness to
On Tuesday. last white woman giving her
residence as No. 1876 St. Joseph street called at
the Poetofice ar presented the order.
aroused @ Suspicion. and she was % called upon S 10
name the person from whom she expected the
In reply she said that she had been promised
but whose name she did not know.
50 informed and told the question of payment
would be considered.
she resided on Palmyra street. called at the
Posto flee and submitted letter from the party
drawing the money order, notifying her that ne
had sent IT, and that his letter would serve to
While the eoIored woman was at the Office the
white woman put In an appearance, Dut Iar
from being disconnected ut the coDd1tfon q
was intended for her. and refused TO give y up
called. xn..aa-
ter Hunt is satisfied that the order was sen. W
the coiorsd woman. but he eanpof gahhe fnr its
money as the order Is his only vouentsf vo.t fartber
ta ae an pro41gssW 1n sWestmfnser before
T ssr .ne eeonsapins the draft gss not %
rected e any residentans tn course Of dis
i Ifrfhut{Uu.
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Fifth Ward Workingmen.

At reorganization Of the Fifth Ward
Workingmen's Democratic Conservative
Club, held last evening at the cockpit. corner
Of Dumaine and Roman streets, fully three
officers were unanimously elected: President,
Leonard Schneider; first vice president, 81. /.
Neubauer; second vice president, 2. Prattini
secretary, j. M. Lamare; financial secretary,
Frank P. CalIija; treasurer, John Journee;
grand marshal, G. s.. De Fueates; sergeant
a .t-arms, Jules Knoll
The DEMOCRAT and German Gazette were
ell acted as the official organs.
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ee was appointed, and
RESULTS OF THE CALIFORNIA
ELECTIONS.
The State Probably Gone Republican
by Fifteen Thousand Plurality
Kalloch Elected Mayor
of San francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 3-The polls closed
at 80, after as quiet an election as was ever
held In this city. The total vote is Al 900, es-
timating on few precincts In which the
count is not quite complete. It Is probable
that not more tnan 1900 ballots can be counted
before midnight, and the result In the city
can only be coDjectured at present.
From the Information Obtainable at the
present writing, the best opinion seems to be
that the Republicans have carried the BULK OF
their city ticket with the exception OF the
mayor. Kalloch, 1t is thought, ran ahead Of
his ticket, with the prospect OF plurality.
The Democratic and Honorable Bilks city
ticket cuts NO figure. It Is thought that the
Republicans have reelected Davis, Congress-
man, in this district and that the Republican
State ticket is generally ahead.
No returns have yet been received from the
interior. Some general statements have
come In from q few points, but not sufficient
to remotely indicate the result. All report
that the election passed off quietly, and In
most places large vote was polled.
Mfdnignt.-hbout 800 votes have been can
vassed in this city. II they can be considered
an indication OF the result, the prospects are
that the Republicans will carry the city,
although Kalloch Is running ahead OF his
ticket.
Sept. 4. 12 Scattering returns from the
interior foot up Perkins, 1900; Glenn, 100;
White, 1000.
Up. m.-Scattering returns from all coun-
ties, excepting few which are not In tele-
graphic connection, give Perkins. Republican
candidate for Governor, 1875, Glenn, Demo-
crat, 1888, and white, Workingmen's candi-
date. 2537. These returns are mostly Toln .
small country precincts and include very lew
votes IN the large interior towns. mainly nom
MINOR interior precincts, give ts fetas retnrns
Glenn COOS, White 1852. lncompiese IGano hal.a !,
received Indicate still further hepupaAsN11
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gram has been soeived here from Prof. No
denskjold the Sw edisfl Arctic explorer, Gated
Yokohama, Sept arnher B. as follows:
"All are well. We left winter quarters On
tWentleth W Of ], nv; proceeded Themes to Law
renee Bay, Pc rt Clarence and Behring's Isl
and. We hay had no sickness and no scurvy.
The Vega Is n excellent condition"
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MIseOrtunes of One Of the Founders OF Fall
River.

Boston, Sept. "A special from Fall River,
says: All the property Of Jefferson Borden, one
OF the founders Of Fail River manufacturing in-
dustries, and an officer in many Of her banks
and ottler corporations. has been attached at
the Instance OF the Fall River Savings Bank,
his largest creditor.
The bank however, Is willing to release the
attachment, and share eGutably with his
other creditors. The attachment has been
made In consequence Of complications grow
ing out OF the downfull OF Borden's son-in-
law, Walter Paine, and Geo e. Durree.
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AID FOR GEN. HOODS Children.

RICHMOND, Sept. A movement has been
the benefit Of Gen. Hoop's children, and con-
tributions are beginning to come In freely
At Greenbrier, White sulphur Springs, yes
terday, a canvass among the few remaining
guests there resulted In raising 5000 for the
same purpose.
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"A TeleEraDh a,,it

NEw YORK, Sept. 4.-The suit of Henry
pany, to have plaintiff declared the owner OF
certain stock Of defendants, came before
Judge Westbrook to-day on motion for leave
to amend the summons ard complaint. Plain
Southern Telegraph Company, which was
amaIgamated with the Western L MON Tele-
graph Company. 1t is said the suit involves
the rightOf the Western Union Company to
all lines south of Louisville. The motion was
granted.
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SOUTH AFRICA.

LONDON. Sept. A dispatch to the Times
from Durham says: A cavalry reconnois-
sance has blown up King Cetew ayo,s powder
magazine. ten miles from his new kraal.
Messengers from Cetewayo me It Sir Garnet
Wolseley on August IL, saying that the King
was willing to submit and pay taxes, but
that the country must be cleAre OF British
soldiers. The messengers were ini orueS that
Cetewayo was no longer King, and that he
must surrender Internationally.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, Sept. 4.-The Repatliqle FrGncaise
sSys. The Bishop OF Grenoble mas been sum
s ssaOned hefore the Council OF State for exceed
ss.ease sase m specie for the week Of 1886. 900
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I '.aI@O. 1s'0 50
RUSSIA.

eielly announced ] TIL that I Lieut.. Gen. Tourgouka-
SOL ha 9 been appointed to succeed G en-. Iaz-
aroff, deceased, az commander Of the eKpeGi-
Eon ag ainst the Teke- TuEcomans.
!, An Imperial decree has been Issued estab-
fishing special force OF police In Western
0iberia I'D increasing the police force OF Kieff
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SPAIN

LONDON, Sept. "A dispatch to the Stand
~. ~ from San Ildefonso announces that the
minis ivast mas decided to intruct the Spanish
refuma.sf at Washington to insist upon Cuban
resns resrKees and tiilbusters being compelled to
10spect Neutral obligations.
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y brilliant social Event.

FREDERICKSBURG, Va. Sept. "A brilliant
social event this evening was the marriage OF
Lient. Nathaniel J. Whitehead OF the United
States army, OF Trenton, n. J., and Miss
Mamie Spotswood Campbell, daughter OF the
late Chas. Campbell, author OF the History Of
Spotswood. Colonial Governor OF Virginia.
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FOREIGN FLASH ES..

of tbapoN, tbs T,s, Sept. 4.-The Paris correspondent
Cariou.tl.e Iu tl.esegraph announces the marriage OF
! '1acraals anaals de Caux Was ona @ of the witnesses. ~
Saa1SBuRc, Sweden, Sept. IA tele-
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Another Separate Ordinance Cal led For
[Cnlfax Chrnnicla

The MOrehouse Clarion thinks the papers
that have been going for Major Bul ke had
better go slow, as they may yet have % sup
port him for Governor. That's so Tt ere is
no telling what man can do who Is a. Die to
have himself Incorporated as part 4 the
State constitution. But we think the Con ven
tion should have made him separate rdi-
nance, O. la State debt.
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a vessel wrecked ON Lake Huron.

DETROIT, Sept. 4.-The steamer Bertschy,
from Saginaw, went ashore on Port Austin
reef, Ia Lake Huron, In gale last night and
became total wreck. The passengers and
crew, numbering forty-six, were saved.
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GERMANY.

LONDON, Sept. 4-The Post correspondent
at Berlin reports that the Empero and the
Crown Pr ince hGve approved the project for
an intern Rtional exhibition at Berlin in 1886.
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An Arabian sage being asked OF whom he
had learned virtue, replied: "Of the wicked;
for their crimes inspired me with distasts
for vice."
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POLITICAL.
General 0gden's Declination.
He is Urged to Permit the Use of His
Name as Candidate for Gov
ernor-His Reasons for
Refusing.
The following correspondence explains it.
CORRESPONDENCE.
NEW ORLEANS, August ~. 1879
Gen. Fred. n Ogden, New Orleans. La:

NEW ORLEANS. August AZ. 1879.
Gen. Fred. N. Ogden, New Orleans. La:
Dear Sir-In December next an election Is to
be held, the results OF which must tell for veal
or woe upon the desttnies Of our beloved State
for many years to come. Most important Of all
a Governor is to be chosen for four years. He
should be brave. honest. true, resolute In exc
cutting the laws. Of unclouded Judgment. unset
flsh in his patriotism. and entirely disconnected
with and wholly, Independent Of all combina-
tions clidueS and rings.
In you do we find all Of these qualifications
united. Your splendid services to the State
which. In our judgment. entitle you to be called
its redeemer-mert the warmest gratitude Of
the people. Your unselhsh and modest course,
In hitherto declining all political Drefermsnt,
adds renewed lustre to your name and en- pha-
sises your qualifications for the exalted post
ton OF Chfet Magistrate Of the CommoD wealth.
Under your administration We are assured that
law would be. enforced. unjust, exactions and
oppression Of the people would cease. dema-
goRues would be retired-honesI men only
would be appointed to places Of public trust.
and the State would find rest ana peace from
political excitement. We respectfully ask the
liberty of using your name In connection with
the office Of Governor before the State Demo
cratic Convention. which is to assemble at Baton
Rouge In October next. And we pledge you
our warm, cordial and enthusiastic support.
With the highest consideration, we remain.
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shall IL he cocoanuts or Cotton.
[Natchitoches Vindica

New Orleans will be shut In by the country
parishes, fever or no fever, should the quar-
chants OF that city Will take their choice
c0coanutS or cotton.
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standing naral esfors 'hs PsrE honu and
medt d.nn ~ tha inscription at the base, Parry
hssecasitasaih! ssasnaa Commodore's Perry's monu-
mentI Great man, Commodore PerryF
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The New York SUBJ Treasury.
Sub-Treasury Balances $136, ,607, $3.50
currency $42000,000. ~
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CHAN; treasurer John Paul; sergeantrat-
arms, Jas. Murphy.
THE PARISH COMMITTEE.
A Reorganization Ordered and New
Parish Committee to Be
Elected.

Parish Committee to BE-
Elected.
The Democratic-C Conservative Parish Com
mittee met last night at No. 109 Customhouse
| street, President Bernard Shields In the chair
| and thirty members present.
| On taking the chair President Shields said
that the call for the meeting had been made
necessary by the action Of the State Central
Committee In ordering convention. The
Parish COMMITTEES at the present meeting had
to take the preliminary steps In the cam
paign, and he hoped the proceedings would be
characterized by harmony, and that action
would be taken only after mature delibera-
| ton. One OF the questions which would prob
| ably be brought before the meeting was that
OF reorganization, and he hoped it would re-
ceive calm consideration, and that no hasty
action would be taken.
Mr.. Lionel 9. Adams offered the following
PREAMBLE AND RESOLUTIONS:
Whereas, Under the provisions OF the Drocla-
nation of the Governor OF Louisiana an elec-
tion for certain parochial offices therein named
will be held In this parish on the first Monday
In December next: and
Whereas. It has ever been the unvarying
usage OF the Democratic- Conservative party IN
election by complete, reorganization Of the
Parish Committee. as also of Its central ward
clubs and
Whereas. The State Central Committee has
called a convention of the Democratic Con-
ssrvatiye party OF Louisiana, to be held at the
city of Baton Rouge on Monday. tho sixth day
OF October therefore. be it
Resolued. That the -- day OF October. 1879.
be fixed as the time when an election shall be
held by the Democratic Conservative voters of
the parish OF Orleans within their respective
wards for delegates to the Parish Committee,
officers OF the central clubs and delegates to the
2tatp n N
Be Il further resolued. That in view of such
election the attention OF the Democratic Con-
servative voters Of the parish Is directed to the
following appoItlonment Of representation In
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Second sl 3 yard as y,;t Elsyspth y yard j!
F9arah Fnfa Ward Tgse TSirtsenth NV Ward
Sixth Ward. ,,.......1 Fifteenth Ward. ......
Seventh Ward........ . Sixteenth Ward. 80.
Eighth Ward ......7 Seventeenth Ward. 2
Be It jari4er resoleed That all matters apper-
tanning to the selection by the Democratic Con-
| servative party Of this parish Of its nominees
for the parochial Offices designated In the Gov
ernqs,s proelamation be remitted as Of right 70
the Parish Committee. to be elected In accord
| ance with the first Of the resolutions.
Mr.. Labrano objected to having the cleo
tion for club officers and that for delegates to
the convention on the same day.
It was urged that there was not sufficient
time before the meeting OF the convention for
two elections.
Mr.. Barry asked II the resolutions touched
the parish convention. and his attention was
called to the last resolution, which committed
| that matter to the new Parish Committee.
The resolutions were then put and carried
by an almost unanimous vote, Mr.. Labrano
alone voting In the negative.
On motion to reconsider and table the
vote adopting the resolutions, the yeas and
nays were called and 1t passed by 20 yeas to
nays.
| the date of the election was then filled on mo-
| tion OF Mr.. Adams by inserting Friday, Octo-
Der 3.
After some discussion, the rules governing
| the primary elections 1878 were adopted, with
minor amendments, for the conduct Of the
| election on the third OF Oetobee
An additional rule, suggested by Mr.. Barry,
providing that In case OF the withdrawal OF a
ticket on the day OF the election, the presi.
| dent OF the central club shall be informed OF
| such withdrawal, and he shall remove the
commissioners representing such ticket. In
case the commissioners refuse to retire
they are prohibited from signing any protest
or papers of contest.
A committee was appointed to draft suitable
resolutions commemorative OF the death OF
Mr.. MCGOWAN, one OF the members OF the
committee, and the meeting adjourned, sub
ipct tn call
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D. B. Penn. ....-
Charles q. johnson,
J. D. Hill, .s ...E
Walter V. Crouch,
Overton Il Conrad.
B. F. Peters, F.
w. @. III. Robinson,
w. Strauss, .z5..
Edward j. Conery.
A. J. Gomila.
!. d. Doherty. g.
r. Flower. Jr.,-
Charles j. Leeds.
E. Drouet.
E. P. Raresbfde,
Norwood d Richards.
r. w. Adams.
George w. Palfrev.
X. J. Kelly. ..'. -
Samuel Chopin.
Scott McGehee, .
w. J. Hare,
B. ID. Pond, s .
Hartwell Il Chambers.
William Henderson.
b. II. Glover,
Frank J. Lewis. ~ f.
Prieur Roach, s
M. A. Rogers.
d. L. Ranlet. d Co.,
Forester Dolnonde,
Phil. Thompson.
q. H. Allen, ~
John E. Slfger,
Samuel Mcneil.
M. Bowling, ~ r.
John J. Gidfere. ~@.
T. McDermott. @
r. r. Buckner, -...-..
W. r. Vaudrv,
]. G. Nunnally. .-"=
Elgard j. Toledano.
Daniel P. Logan.
Alfred Bouligny. &
A. G. Jones. =~-
8. Fortier. -.
Alfred Bertus. @z
Walter Pn9h. --~
Richard d. 5errin,
J. II. CanlAde. E.
James Ryan.
A. Micou.
II. E. Chanut, ..=.-
FL. L. Jewell.
T.. Buisson.
M. Dallas, a..
+. Joea. IL
Henry J. Roman,
J. Ell. Bostick,
John g. Byrd.
Thomas Seton,
r. q. BUSH. and others
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with the highest CON
your obedient servant.
John McEnery,
u. John ELLIS, ..5-
Lionel @. Levi.
Charles r. Railey,
G.. w. Mott. z@ il.
w. 8. Ctmpbell, a.
J. H. O'Connor.
Robert Buckner,
j. B. Oamors & Co.,
John ]. Ad ms.
q. Z. Buddecke il Sons,
J. II. Phelps. ..s
Alfred Moulton, ~5.$
Leeds Greenleaf. . w.
Archibald Mitchell,
John Chaffe & Sons.
H. s. Addison.
Ksiffer h Gardiner, (
CIapp Bros. Il Co., ]
I. b. Barton,
J. D. Bruins. |
Robert Hare, -.5-.@
u. A. Palfrey. @ ]
w. Ratcliff Irby. ]
I'll. Fritzpatriek.
Bernard Klotz. -...- ]
John Fl. Jackson. @ ]
John II. Moore, Jr.. J
j. q. Murphy,
George Fl. Lord.
Fl. 8. Campbell.
Joseph David. ]
H. r. Gogreve.
John @. Ong. T.. /,
@. 81. Reed,
J. M. vandegriff,
VIM. Il. Overlan.
John 9. FinneY.
George Heck. 5.=3,
A. w. BnsWorth.
James B. Rosser,
A. Plassan,
George Ganucheau.
L. V. Labarre,
Michael Fortier, +.5 i.
W. e. Huger.
VIM. Pagan,
G.. P. Work, %.s
l.. P. Maddux.
Simeon Toby. m- ,
". /. Hodgson. /,
G. Tyler,
douglass West. 49,.
v. Labatut. ~
J. Buckley, ~. ...=
Charles Ganucheau.
l.. Cabero,
Gus. II. FOrtier,
William Ganucheau,
@. N. Welshans. .=.-..
l.. B. Vienne, - -~s
J. B. Woods. ]
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| NEW ORLEANS. La. September 2. 1879.
Hon. John McEnery. Hon. D. B. Penn. Hon. e.
John Ellis. Messrs. Charles G.. johnson and
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WASHINGTON, Sept. "A dispatch to the
National Board of Health says: No new
cases OF fever have occurred in New Orleans
to-day. Ma5M5@