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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-08-21
R.9.AA r. LACEY. Atssrnsys,


WAgRR sReaET rs es3EGsss:sss:.s
kinds or LUMBER and STRING WAGONa
sss sss best & .s
GENERAGB6AGK1Ml
AePrices from 10 to - per cent below snv
hefetoseee 4heEaed IN this reetaDxfa xQosA.
MAHONA ef@l kinds cenS0HtlEDl h6nd.r
rsvs rsMsfss sE .is Street.. Hese re- : kR
TEssrI11oN1AA-
4e.oaau...l: ssiaa: ess s'111s ~ = 9 =.sS a..
v4ureheeed eEypu atput to years aeaE RnusS
Ssiss1M msasn . !. sis.; !; thong g - ut q.
s1ey. and have ofte1f fcarrIed on Il ~ brieks
.fom snyeliln- It gin carry HShf tfcuss11
sounds and has never cost me one cenf ~ -
Pairs Yours truly. HI CARS.
shsienviile. March n Isx.
M o. 6.BuxxELL-~< Dear Sir s-ln The fnll q
~ 1arcmeed q ye9 alfeht weGsa. Weight
9Th hex en. - kouods. tti t6in1So skein.
Weteh !3htnk II fbeIoasiesf runnine NnGpn ii
0ss o j, Is esys ss sSusnez e. Dr.. 80 pessa: sR
npon 1S ior the nrse Twelve year. vs. ~ sce-
s0gfneonce. Yours. with reepeel.
g. 9. ELDRID0B.
MO 3. BUxxHLL: Dear air-Wo have ben
9&sng Aneef your one horse wagons nov ovo
swo yeax11n our lumber yard, olten loadfn9 @
Win One thoqeand feet OF green hemIoek an1
oekr And We think it, tie best and easiest run-
ss sssns ss s.ss n.. 80 IN :..y g..
eor thettne. Yours. txaly.
+. - = - - G. 8UyHGRLAND 4 co.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-08-21
Senate. Joint = Reaolu lution,

RrepeainG N, AAenAAaAt ~ Soc.
stons Three ana Five, Article
ESafs 81 the CShstltdtion, BeeH-
sstAts. hsisiqGeo ata .iso5sEstsst
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-08-21
.-..Ay er' s
Hnaa'f Hs!go1',,..
% For restoring Gray Hair TO-
.ifs natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing,
which Is at
: once agree
able, healthy,
and cfectual
for preserv-
ling the hair.
eKaIsd Or Tcy
sAair e soon
.eseosod to ~
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-08-21
Ialse have for sale
% VILLAGE LOTS.
M Msn leeated On high rolling ground, and IN IL
Win he sold cheap and en cosy eWns.
~ -, q. E 1873 15l,aie e
CHOICE VILLAGE LOTS
Hssks -ats.s.Es ~ csts -i-5ss,i-s-i@
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a. coon bu1Ep1ise rors % xoith c....-
I'll nut st. and on King Sc, near W est Nsin
S.. arc In tho market. for sale. An invastnen0
In Village iL0ts In RavennA has provea - 10
better than money at 20 per cent. Hte1ost. Fer
terns. Inquire ~ Law Once Of ..1.sa
sF...ssss W. B. TEOAA4
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-08-21
Gray's Specific Medicine.

Gray's Specific Medicine.
oi tsnss.lsC;ua Cuanrss psipiss- 1wAotI IMAek.
sssAP1 = S12s s'sssss E.:sss:. s:.sHsseo H.e.
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k{z 1s Fs..srssi s; ess. ea1
.aus 5icdusssaa IL iid s.sssI ~
!. yssss sssss = + .ac sa esss s'ss.s =
[3eire Tsisee. e. sss "a slysSoas e sssaaf Mr. TAXING
s: q aa Sssiias sfh
= a ss that -
81 sFvi:ss ssa e ss "a mas:
apr prsmssare ~ is srsvs: @ All Of which. IS rule. %
are first caused by idevlstings from the path Of
organs. Thousands and thousands ofbetn sez-
q all over the world. annually die with o-cal-
Cd s%cnsunpsions cons bas %sdisel non well 1nsz %
BY sexual weakness. The st1eyisahle eaactsSf
SpermatOrrhCe, or Nervous, Debility is -
rendering existence wretched and unbearabls.
Very often the unheppy spAerer is tsmptcd to
arel1 SessDysd. a a. dS inssnisy and fdiaas with
doss ske % fs 4 fitch 4Sissd BY
HssS as ssS
Of every ten Of the cases Of insanity among their
In placing tho specinc Nedlcine within the
reach a. the aMfcted. We Nal TIA ki9esar6 con-
ferrinG greater act Of beneyolonce than we
wenid IN giving untold wealth. efhe poor. sick
ssPsci.,,E tnsss .icssa nth 3
when placed in the balance with health and ita
attending blessings: All over Europe. from
froaea Norway - the yine-cled hills qf Italy.
fros1 Asie % oar own merry England. tAou-
sands can testtfy to the untold value of the 4pe-
ciae Medicine: y II timely use many : felloy
It has in years past-and Win for generatiens
70 coneasaye Thousands from yesrs Of anguish.
pain and suffering. Set the aflffcted take war
Alag hetose e 1. TOO late deaays ere faneerons.
An old, we'll tried and scientific preparAtien,
one which will eject speedy And certain cure;
is within their roach. and placed q price
Tho speciae Medicine Is the result Of . life
etedy and many yean' ,exEertene In treating
pAiaphlet. which No desire 10 sen1 ffeeb mail
The Speci6a Medicine Is sold ~ ali drug gists.
at q per package, orhtx paekaees for 340E WIN
be sent GUs by mail on receipt or the money BY
addressing THE GRAZ lRpNIEN C0. s
No. 10 Mechanics Block. Detroit Mich. 81,
Sold in Ravenna By BELDINa q ARHsTRoNss
also. by L. r. Seymour d Co. ssat, essss
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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-08-21

IhAye compounded . Heavo Powder WhiA
Iwarsant = b the best ever o1sred- ffur
directions are f6iSowed will perfbrn Nhas
claim Ser Il. NJ = yeaxss sxpsrieaoa $50
sare of horses has developed 70 ~ ehe psobg
treatment. and my Powder meets gnat vi41
- Il h : Heave Powder-not . Condftina Pe1
der. NE man having hsrses needing treataeso
for Heaves should b without this ReIkedy. u
does not interfere with the supply Of ali IL
water : horse Mdy Aeed. Four ounces. with d.
reost0ns. ol,eo. Ad0feee ~ owe cor.
=, .Se4.ias SD p. o. Box Bo7. Ravenns, O.
Sold at Watermanss. E9o-Aw
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-08-21

sehaYsJ 90 aai4.elf W -
~ 10 ,lesw ifsg eii SaigHh h.ssassa |
aii sHdn hfa Y4oII "A 81 .saaiK |
o3 stogrq rot 'saod- ii9shnn,i sHiii I
al allt 5ud Il sisif sqot . " .sgci +
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-03
sUB-TREAsURY ITEMS.

The following letter Of instruction was re-
ceived nj the sub-treasury Office yesterday:
TIEAusRY De PARTMENT. OFFICE OF SECRETARY /
Washington. September 30 1879. !
United States Assistant Treasurer. New Or
leans. La:
Sir Hereafter. until otherwise ordered, you
will please pay out gold and silver coin freely
upon all government obligations presented for
payment and payable at your Office making
rsuutsttions promptly upon the Treasury OF tile
United States for such supply of these coins
as may be necessary for this purpose
Very respectfully.
JOHN SHERMAN. Secretary.
The demand for silver halves and quarters Is
very good no less than si5 GOO worth being yes
terdar exchanged for gold.
The sub-treasury has been notified that "a
very dangerous So counterfeit on the National
state Bank. Troy. N. Y. has inst appeared In
New York city. Ii Is believed that attempts viii
be made TO Oppose of a nnmper Of these notes
In Brooklyn. Boston. Philadelphia and other
cities. Examine Oil IS notes on this bank care
fully. The chaek letter on the notes captured
is A. but otheI letters may appear, as the plate
is In the hands OF the con nterfeit-r. This coun-
terfeit IL printed from the same plate as the
Tamaqua and Paving notes. and is exceedingly
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-03
THE INTERSTATE RIFLE MATCH.

Col John Gynn. IT.. has. In addition to the
dispatch published In yesterdays DEMOCRAT.
received the following letter regarding the
inter State military rifle match:
MOBILE. October j, 1870.
Col. John GlYnn. Jr.. New Orleans:
Dear Sri regret exceedingly that had to
send you dispatch last night saying that It
was impossible to get UP team to meet you in
October.
/ had meeting OF my officers md we found
that we could not even get n scrub team. !"
Business has Just begun with u.s. and after a
long Inle summer our young men canno5
jaouarai1s their situations by taking time to
practice. etc.
In You get Up q match In the spring-say
about February-I will be able to send over four
or five comranY teams. as welt as q regimental
team l could also make up an excursion,
which would help pay some Of our regimental
expense.
With kind regards to You and your officers.
In which mine heartily Join. am. very re-
specially. etc., T. X. IRWIN.
The probabilities are that the Mobilians will
In the spring. be offered the opportunity Of
showing their skill. In fact, the propositio il
being discussed even now: and. If carried out.
the match will take place during our Mardi
aras festivities
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-03
BASE BALL.

Waspingions have made arrangen.nts 10 play
the deciding game for the Championship Of The
South. next Sunday. at 2.aD o'clock sharp. on
Morgan's green, Alkets.. In view OF the great
interest felt III the match Mr. Gins. Fltzeufeier.
tho proprietor of the Third District ferry, baa
kindly offered the use Of bts boat 70 the players
large money prizs. Both clubs Will be strongly
represented. and oil lovers Of the national
game will b. ebat1ed to Witness one OF the best
matches Of the season.
The Move.nn Bass Gall Club was organized
October 1. 1879, with the following officers and
memb r.. J. Kounta. oaptaln e sellers. prasl.
ient; H. Mou edous, treasurer and s. ~rstarY !;
Dict I,eche n; J. Yaeer, e.; James Clnrk. IT
h:G .Hvteo. ID b. John Biyes. IS d. - Koilntz
would lite 10 hear from ths Ormas Glub or INV aGy
club Ia the Sixth District. Address !. Kounts
corner Oh Amelia and TehourtotlAs streets.
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w ants to Die.

At $50 o'clock last night vonp9 man named
Joseph Silva called at the Harbor q alton. and
stated that bis brother hlid just walked toward
he Canal street ferry landing with the intention
of committing suicide.
CORPORAL Delmore repaired with all haste To
the designated SPOT. and on arriving rI found .
very close e. the edge Of the pontoon. On be-
ing questioned. silva said that he was deter
mined to destroy himself; that troubles O, q
stem he had meditated upon. and that inter
ference was useless. as he would put his de-
sign into execution at O future time II he was
stopped now.
The CORPORAL brought him to the station and
locked him no on the charge OF attempting 70
commit suicide. When searched q vial Of laud.
auum was found on his person.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-03
sTATn-HousE ITEMS.
Facilitating Returning Officers Ap-
purtionmeuta.

HclllHALlHE hGUHfHtHE OIHeeTS-~Ap
/ purtionmenta.
| The Secretary of State has prepared The tall,
sheeta statements OF votes and election re
| turns for thu country parishes. which have
been forwarded to the several sheriifs through
| out The State. as returning officers oil The elee
| tinn u be held On the second day of December
1879. for the adoption on rejection Of the State
constitution. for members Of the General AS
semely, for State. district and parish officers
hereunder and Tor or arninat tho adoption 81
the ordinances relative 70 the State debt. We
have been requested to suggest TINT with the
view of facilitating the commissioners aud
clerks of election md expedlting the count oil
the votes, that the tickets be printed or written
Ia the same order That the blanks have been
prepared. md whieh IL ms follows.
Fur the constitution OF against the epnstltu.
ton. Tor Governor. For Lieutenant Cover
nor. For Secretary OF State For Attorney
atnesal. For state Auditor ,of Public Accounts.
FIR state senator - Senatorial Dlstriet.
Tor Representative. For circuit indigo -
,1sr 7, d .n Ct F,r distre attorney For
coroner, Fer ordinance relative to the stata
iebt, 's'"''''' o''''s'4S' 'e'a'i'e " ''' ''e'e
= Aea ca sspara'e ticket. which q y b. voted
---~- ward. For ceuatahe ~----- ward
The above IL only for the country parishes, ns
the eitlsehs of the city Ct New 0rlessa will elect
no Judges for the district ecwrta, nut viii elect
hesiloa tho above named Stste uffleera. Judges
III thu city courts, thhir cleftka aud uonstabpa n
clerk for the Civil District Court Il CLERK for the
{ stminal District GOutt. y civil sheriff, n Grim
inai sheriff. register Of convey nnees and u
recorder Of mortgages. The tally eheela, state-
mhnta OF votes anil election returns for the city
OF New Orleans will be prepared In due time,
and we will avail ourselves Of All early Oppor-
tunity to publish u h,npk form OF the Ticket Tor
the city. III order ~ facilitate tho WORK Of the
commissioners of elections aud their clerks.
and expedite the count Of the votes atter the
election.
APPOINTMENTS.
The Governor did not put In an appearance
at the State House yesterday The following
appofntmonts. made on Wednesday,. wore an
nunneea yesterday
Lovncy Leblanc Justice Of the peace for the
seventh ward. parish of Lafourche. vce a. The
riot, resigned.
j. g. Jones justice of the peace at Millikin's
Bend. parish Of Madison. vice Chss. X. Dancy.
resigned
Lewis i. Ballard justice Of the peace for the
second ward. Carroll parish vice Robt. ..
Moore. resigned.
"a. w. Mcoraw. justice Of tho pence Of the
sixth ward Of the parish Of De Soto. vice i. w.
Lacy. resigned
MAJOR BOND,
Information has been received ut the Execu-
tive Department Of the serious illness of Major
Richard @. Bond. State tax collector OF the upper
district,
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POLLING PLACES.
Where the Voting La To Be Done To-
nay.

Where the Voting La To Be Done TO-
Day.
Tho following la u list OF the boiling place liz
tho several wards of The city:
Ftfst Ward Beams Hall. Mslpomeue. be-
tween Ut. GhRrleH aud rrytana.
Second Wara-Oorner ofst Charles atreot and
Triton Walk
Third Ward-Corner Of Baronno and Poydraa
streets.
Fourth Ward-Gorner Customhouse md Rob
ertann atreats.
Fifth Ward Corner of st. Anu and 1ampart
streets.
Sixth Ward Corner Bartacbs. and Chartres
streets.
Hevenh Word jacobs Hall. corner Of French
mon and Rampatt streets.
Bghth Wari-areatmnn street, near Ilysian
Fields.
Ninth Ward-Wigwnm nn DnuuhIne, bstwe9n
Elmira and Det Ire Streets
Tenth Wara-Prythnia. between Felicity aud
1T. Mary strhets.
Eleventh Ward Corner Of Washington ind
Magazine streets.
Twelfth Ward Magazine near Amelln street
Thirt. onth NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. near Bordeaux
street.
Fourteenth Ward~Corner OF Octava and Jer.
sey streets.
Flfteeuth Ward tAlglers)- Corner Delaronde
and Laverna strae's.
Sixteenth Ward-Adam. between Second and
HampsOn streets.
Seventeenth Ward-Hnll Star Hook md Lad
der No I. Madison. between Hampson and Sec
Ond streets.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-03
ON THE willie WAVE.

The Wilt delegation. which no doubt will
have controlling power at the convention m
Baton Rouge. rs representing the sentiment Of
New Orleans r. to the choice for The Governor
ahtp OF Louisiana. will 20 III the river til Tie
City OF Auausta. THIS splendid si1ewheel
steamer is Just tho ernf on which n set Of we'll.
~. do aud aspiring delegates can blaaslrahly
take ttinmthant excursion, 1t ls airy
roo1ny .well provided with sate-reoms and
under the care Of that courteous officer Uapt
p, bron, cannot fill t. lind Ito passengers
safely. And natt on candidate ttinmuhnntlr. nj
bnton Hungs Tor tho went Of tbs Rnte The
CITY OF Augusta will take liz departure on Sun
gay morning ut 10 O'Clock SHARP. We Wish
fair md successful trip lin every way to the
City Of Augusta
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-03
THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT FRIDAY OCTOBER 8 1870

With that Of lnst year. M loss oeeaslpned BY
| the storm. Weathar dry and favorable. wifi
ss,nd M, NJ fetoonn;, nnt enough FER seed will
! from chulee. aond CROP ri coin. Grinding
VIII befin. about November /. Mere sugar Viii
=. made than last rear by 81 per cont.
A9ufFbbhs.
| The onHitien pf the crop a,mra1 es f.vor.
ably with that 81 laat year anoa slze aud better
| y aud. but not OURS ~ fnat,irtd. No lusa from
assbsr t sssfy 's Ell N The parrish
" killed NY thn freeze " lnst year therefore will
By uene to grind " hnnt. All VII ba forced 10
says r ha, laae sgr seea pr1'st ,a"oa be
putting down ae and keap hettnr aapi corn
crop, Consider Il ,utniltabls tor plant II - oni
itvnfa corn. NOT onlt for nlan, .Niuh t=a. but hs
pared far cane Greg. Two viii grind November
4 ! VII mfse ne grinding hut piaet averv-
mig ior large crop next sear. Less srear viii
~ mate nv IN per ant.
Condition Ut the crop Inferior to Tint er lfsl
reht. bnth IN aise al,d stand unlv ttiting lpan
hy the STORM which was very little felt fuual
dry aud faygrabe, Id cne leeallty TOO wet. No
rntH2ppps will In .renndl N the naItsh, 81 Tho
staen , w ns Oh ailaY y the ,ree - O as winter
Corn crpp, only All average, falling shot In
sptna 'nnhtiea; rrolltnbla nnlv ,beeauae Of aia.
tanee ttpm inHrkat supplY o. because II pre-
nhres the coil hy rotating erora G,iulins viii
begin frofn the fret - Tie fifteenth of Nuvem-
,is, thuneh several mny begin HhNutthe twenty
iiltb 81 0nh5h.t Iuea RuEnr BY 40 per tent Will
be made thta yanf.
aT TAMhAHs.
crop compares unfnvUrahy With that Of lnsl
year; No damage Wy Lhe storm. Weather IN
yprahle VIII grind ratoans, No plnat put
DOWN for seed; .nrstef to- oonp. Fait corn crop
does not nay. VIII hnRln grinding about o.
tnber w. Expect 10 make SAINT amount III
sugar ~ last year
After the reading Of the report the association
adjourned
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-03
DE. BOWS REVIEW.

We received yesterday The October number ot
ne Notfs Rer'eW, q monthly agricultural. e1tnt
merela and Industrial magazine published In
this city by Msssts. t. Graham n 60. De Rp,r 3
Renie's for many veara held In grant repnte
throughout the community, has been Silent for
Some time. but lately TIN work has bren taken
NJ by MIR. W. M Enrwel. nnd PROMISES tf be.
fnaturs tn New Orleans journalism which
Will DO precious to- our commercial cntnntlnlty
The nBmher on Our table confirms many ealr1-
following! The Istlimna Canal America Resrta
Upon Eurona Tho Saclnl STANDARD of tile
South On 10 Sonora: The Western Iron Trade
Auxiliary Quarantine: Modern Hayut.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-03

WASHINGTON Oct. For The South Atlantic,
States, Increasing tlatid lness: northeast To
southeast winds stationary or higher temnera~
tufe. lower Barometer
For the lGhst Gulf stass, cloudy OF partly
cloudy weathef possibly paenabtal rains.
aaathflF. vhattnv tn suuthaastertp winds; nearly
stationary tenpsratnrn: stationary or lower
hIFamhfnr
Yer the West Gulf states. cloudy or partly
cloudy weather. with peeasional raln aaet to
s9uth wlnis neafy stationary temperature and
bar1methr.
Fer the Tennessee and Ohio vhilies cloudy ar
pnilv cloudy Weather: colder westerly Wttda.
or higher barometer.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-03
TIL u WIIl'rS FLAG.
It Was Hoisted Last Might on ST.
Bernard Square With Appru-
pirate Ceremonies

pirate Ceremonies.
| The oltlaens of the seventh ward assemhtaf
Yesterday evening ~ at Bernard Square to 80
stst IA the holsiinR Of the Wilt7 ilaa Oh the lib
etty pole which had been raised there Ia show
the fealty vt the ward To true Democratic p,pt,
| aud ntihurlea.
Long before the hour Of Ing n large
number Of the voters NJ the ward assemblat
aud were entertained Y the discharge OF fire.
works, the exploding n she'll and the entiyan-
ing etrafns IF d splendid brass bind
Az 1880 o'clock uapt. A. Hnmboln chilled the
meeting ~, order and announced Mr.. nnvid
presidents. Louis Powers, Albert BALDWIN, 4
bialaehee. Fred Ney, John Ponatein, Hr Niche.
laa Burg, Frnnk ,m,atun4s, aec, ". nprre.
Louia Wolf Geo. Nv. Waters. ID. Marin, h ais.
! !nars, Wm Swan. A. Brnneau., + Hhtdenstein,
n mhns. , " hanIoa . 7. NJ v9letpn Jehn Hon
Burg 4; Willoa ,peldeIleh sehlater. q. ". Nal
f ~, aehn hafnhelt. " = Msreala,, T,hpmas
ger, y knockeft Che Gullot, Louie Dnreeher.
A. N Fiotte secretaries, louis A. kiehards and
Andrew scarra.
The meeting. was then addressed by Prof
chssrea BY their listeners !. siO 80
:, me secretary then reaa The following reaolu-
tiqn, Whtgh was unanimously adopted.
\ IIied ~ our political adversely. vel never
FOUND wanting! hnuorad with our rreferinent
~ The highest offices, vel never arrogant or
r-hnarinG; trusted BIZ all I'll all ma tera. vet
never nhfatthtul respected mud eateelned b
his political enemies, aud eudeated to Ills |
friends. Louis A. Wilts stands h..fore the public
true man and statesman. Therefore do We, |
he Democratic and Conservative voters of ihe
seventh ward ef New Orleans, In this public |
nesting assembled. heartily indorae the noni- |
nation Of The Hon. i, A. Niltz as q candidate |
Ier the. office of Governor 81 Louisiana. and |
pledge him. our undivided support
The meeting than adjpntneA.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-03
Heroine ana sew ca,neI,a.

IN mother column viii be found change or
schedule Of these two steamers. Tho Heroine
VIII lsaye the New Lnke End every Mouaay,
wednesday and Friday. for Bay st. Louis, Pass
christian md Bil ri, ubon the arrival of the 8
Q. m. train from Canal street. returning, leave
Biloxi evafy Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday
ae 6 a. M. reaching Mis- issppi City about r.
Pnss about and Bay St. Louis about u. m.
The sohedu's OF tho New Camelia gives every &C.
COMMUNICATION 10 those travelling to Vaudeville.
Madlsonyllle and Old Landing.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-03
THE NATCHEz LTBELED.

The owners and crew Of the tueboat Fearn
have Iibeled the steamboat Natchez and her
cargo. consisting Of 25as bales OF cotton 27ss
sacks of cotton seed, and large amount of
produce for salvage to such an amount pa tha
court mar decide upon. The claim il hssad -. ~,
services alleged to have been rendered dnri n
the fire on the Aatelez on Monday last. Whtch
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-03

Rose, THtsrLB kab EHAMHoEK. What beautf-
ful things con be- Soon ut the magnificent dry
goods house Of u. II Holmes gu Canhl street:
| undoubtedly the dispay tlis seaspn far sxeeis
any previous ons Holiness store. with the
large addition opening on Dauphue street,
forms one huge cross In the centre Of the
square bounded by Ghbal. Bourbon Dnupfine
and Cnstomhonss strests, and s the haudsom-
est store la tho Southern country. But II was
not orr Intent ion to speak ~ the store only or Ii
few Of the patt6rus In Irish thble lin6n seen
there Yesterday. Piece after piece was uufolded
for our inspection. md We unhesitatingly de-
clare we have never Eeen anything In That line
mors beautiful. Birds 81 paradise. pheasanta
humming birds mud Tyre birds. MI woven beau
tifully Ia the eentre and double border: Whsat
ana Doppy. with ornhmeuts i'm eentre and broad
border. flower border and centre with bryony.
lily tong feWered), fern. etc. with border aud
centre: owls border md centre: rose. thistle
and shamrock with border and centre, very
beautiful. Th6Be ore q few OF ths many de-
signs we saw. butthey are open for inspection.
and will. no doubt. attract those OF our Indy
friends who fancy fine linen.
Barnes q Miller. No. ~ Natehez street. do the
In fs.n ,f.k
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ACTION ARCHERY CLUB.

AT n meeting Of the Action Archery Club. of
tho Third District held Inst evening. the follow
ing officers were elected: J. II Miller president
Edward j. Donnalv. vice president. NIL J.
Donnelly. treasurer. Jas. A. Anderson. imam
thl secretary; ", G. CronRn, secretary.
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. Gins. T, nleImann. Of the we'll known
firm Of Miller Il Dit lnpnn hne Just arrfv d
from California, Mr., D'omann'H visit to this
Of becoming more familiar with grape culture
and TO perfect arrangements for The shipment
~ the hnest brands Of wine to This market.
Messrs. Miller X DftllmanD have done q large
business IN Cnl rnia vines for plumber Of
years. and the great md growing demand for
this wine neceealtated Mr.. ID enann's trio,
from which he has derived much pleasure md
benefit.
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Attacked hu d Dear

Wednesday. buck owned by Mr. Lee ra-
siding ut tho corner Of AZ. Charles and Bordeaux
succeeded In knocking her down n number III
times. The woman was hnaliv defended
against tbe attncks III thts infufated apimat ~
Onlaer LesaHns. who subsequently, shot tho nrif-
maj at the reanest of III owner.