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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-05-02
BAPTIST

On Sycamore Street. Services on first and
third Sabbath Of each month. Sabbath School
every Sunday afternoon at 3 Z. NJ Prayer
meeting Thursday evenings.
IN. WIMAN, Pastor.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-05-02
Ordinance No. lS7.
Published May I'd, Is19.l

Attest: R. q. STEVENSON, City Clerk.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-05-02
BETTER THAN LEADVILLE GOLD
Is good health, which may be pre-

L. S. SLOWER, Co. Cl'k.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-23
First R.ecorder,a Court.

NJ Davis. charged With cutting and wounding
NJ. Edwards. was sent before tho Superior
Criminal Court under ~ bond Of $3.50.
w. Sntiey. assault and battery. $3.50 -nence
honds. In default thllty days in tho Parish
Prison
John Brown charged with willfully shooting
at J. M Gile. was put under $3.50 appearance
bonds.
Henry Miller. having property In his pos
session eupposod to have b9en stolen was put
under $3.50 app"hralc bonds
M. @ Brooks. charged with forging. publish
Ing and uttering q false and forged bill OF lad
iig by George Il. Simon. was nrraigned yester-
dry morning ind remanded to the Parish
Prison in d.fault OF bonds Of $500 for his ap-
pearafice on November 20.
John McCn.n aud George Craft. accessories
before aud after the fact of shooting and wound,
Ing Hy. Mueller. ut the corner of Basin and
Gravi.r strnrta. on the twentieth of October,
was arraigned yer terday and ramanded to the
Parish Prison in default Of $500 appearance
bonds each.
RebeceB Fos'er. grand larceny. Superior
Criminal Court: bonds $500.
John Gutier invonlle vagrant. Boys House
of II. fuge.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-23

:.
Last night about sixty OF tho neWahoys hel
In the lecture room of the Young Mems Chris
-. ..,s,, 80 ,,,t,,. .t.,,I,r saturday
'itth hssooHhbtoh iot 'no't i's "''A.
nights e1ercises There were hlso II gooa
many JnlIps and pentloman who Joined freely
'in, ,'A's' "p' ,,,,,ar,, !,
VIII lho boys. ven, Ogihs o"se6t We
short aud effeo'lve address Of ~ most enoonrag-
ing kind. Witch was liataned to with profound
,A 80 49, .,. MI NJ .,.,s.t,,a rooa,n,,
'htereht. A'tes 'nts o'''io s'usA aA 49,
In both Of which o&orcsos Tho gentlemeh IN
struct tho bows. and on tho whole worry usetuE
si :, S,,,,,a g,,4,,,, ,,,g IN,
evening WAS spshe' no'''pie '''tesah' we 49,
distribution OF oranges to the boys. Whleh oe-
CURED nt tho close.
-, ,,, .,1 =. w 10 ,,o,,ttnnadt that
III th'7 c'uhe'''oh ~ 'p", w =, -,
the following circular has been fshhen Tor inc
benefit OF tho boys.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-23
THE COURTS.
Third District Court.

Stern Bros va. Germnnia National Bank.
Inc evidence shows that plaintiffs, who arc
bankers in the city Of London, forwarded to
their agents in New York certain tuudnbs &C.
culities of the state NJ Louisiana for the pur
pose Of having them converted into bonds un-
der the fundtng act. The agents In New York
forwa' ded these securities to dessrs. A. Elmer
Bader Il Go OF this city. who r1turned the
bonds to Now Yotk. bnt detached md retained
ior collection certain COUPONS. These coupons
were gu Us, qnsntly and long after m tufify.
pedgad by tho firm Of A, Elmer Bader u %. to
The aefenna0ts as colatarals for u oAn of 5000.
ri ,intffs quo for tho recovery of said coupons
or their value,
The court decides that the plaintiffs be recog-
niz ID rs tho owners. and entitled TO the posses
9ion Of those coupons now In the hands of d.
fsndanta an that plaintiffs right to show the
nc ual vaIus OF snid COUPONS In tho event of
their non delivery b9 reserved, md that de-
PENDANTS pay costs.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-23
BREVITIES.
street. \

Religious servIcns viii be held ct the Unper
Bethel to-day Mt II ~ m, In the Scandinavian
language aud at ~ n. m. in English.
Prof. Seelover, the we'll known card writer.
has moved from Canal street o the st Charles
Ro;unda whore he Is rendy TO give satffuetiUn
to all e0mprs. .r@.=-
Hey. Dr. Bristor will preach at Amos Chapel
at he usual hours. Morning subject: King
dom Come evening: Jeshurutn waxed Fat
grand fancy dress, mIsquerade !. calico aud
steam Fire Company NO. IA. TO take place On
Standby " .uing, twenty ninth instant. at the
Masonic Hall.
The .eoc,ete Francaise d'Assistance mutu-
ella" OF JEFF rsou. wi calt ate on Thursday
next the thirtieth Instant. lts tenth anniversary
Crescent Hsl, No. 100 Magazine str at. a s
O'clock D. III. The DEMooEAT acknowledges "a
invitation.
Home Hook and Ladder Company No. give
grand q Ill and hremeno ball at their hall
IN Saturday evening. the twenty ninth Instant.
The com mittee OF ARRANGEMENTS Is composed
ri Mes-r-. G. @. Piper, chairman. and q. g.
Maras: W. ktnberger, Jr.. Symon kapp and h.
IL Lytls.
Tne Pelican Mutual Benevolent Association
will I'D the thirteenth anniversary celebration
OF their a-s0cta ion on Sunday. the thiriieth In
slant. &C $50 Gel .rk D. N at their hail. No. 81
BienVils street Tue anniversary banquet will
take place ar Odd Fellows Hall Immediately
after the procession.
Tomorrow night will be please ant evening
for the sailors and those who will att4ni the
the Atlanta Constitution, renowned tor his
humorous sketches uuuer the signature of Old
III will deliyar lecture on The New South"
and 1t certainly will be treat to hear him.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-23
CITY ECHOES.


George D. Geddis. a-ssult aud battery ON A.
Dorsey. was locked 10 la tho Central Station,
August Morrison was locke NJ In. the Fifth
Precuc Station charged with h-ing drunk, dis
tubing the peace and resisting 81 oficer
Jennie Clifton is again In jail this time for
the legged larceny Of 81, the woalta Of one s.
Hatt.
John Black, VIM. Il Perry and Owen Con-
nelly vera locked up in the Eighth Station
charged with petty larceny.
James Jackson. charged with assault with In
tent 10 kill with n dangerous weapon, was
locked up | n the Harbor Station.
Henry Miller. a painter by occupation for
having pr perfy in his possession supposed 10
hay been stolen, was incarceratod In the Cen
trail Station.
Louis secor was arrested on Nashville Avenue
aud locke M Ia the Seventh Precinct Station.
charged with breaking and entering w. LsDg-
buns REF dence In the day time ana commit
ting the crime Of larceny.
Between the hours of : and o'clock Saturday
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-23
INSPECTORS WORK.

street.

The weekly reports OF local inspectors 70 Su-
pervsor Norton shows tha following:
The New Q leans board reports permit
granted to steamboat Minnow to run between
Nav Orleans and kannerville. carrying wood
only as freisht aud no passengers; also issued
certificate Of inspection to the Steamboat senti.
mel and permits to the steamboat Jo Btyar|y.
The Galveston and Appalschicola b cards both
report no transactions for the week ending No
vember Is
The report o. the Mobile board r HI same
week is tina, The steambp Br dish Jonnso is
sttl on the dock and that the Ell will ~ nut On
during the week, taking the place 81 the John
I. Moore.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-23
Second Recorders Court.

P.J. Canonge known as Zaphyr C.4nonge. as
saultHnd Wonnding with IL dangerous weapon
with intent to kin. Tho evidence hoWing that
mutual blows were exchanged. and the stabhng
with y peukui's Was In self dGfense the accused
wa dscbat ged
John Fisher. charged with trespass-dls-
charged.
officer w. Newman. assault and battery; afh-
duvit Withdrawn.
Tony Graufarcaro and Raymond st. Philip
assault and battery on an Officer In The die
charge OF his duty; placed under $50 peace
bonds each.
Tho First. Fourth. Sixth aud Seventh Dis
tricts State Tax Collectors office Will be open
ninth D. IN. on the twenty ninth instant. al
,Tnseuhtue street,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-23
THE woRKINaMEN.

The Mechanics aud Lthoring Mons Union
we're to have met yesterday la Convention Tor the
purpose Of nominating a ticket for parish OIL
Dr. and members II the Legislature. Owing 70
HE fact that allfha ward committees appointed
w select The latter We're not allie - report Y Was
concluded ~ POSTPONE nv convention ti|l Tn =
day next. Tho come mf yesterday ana ~
more importan I'd tha see ttnn Of members
Of the Legislature than any others. They state
that soma OF the oanii fates alrea " nNmtnated
are members of their Uaion. and VIII receive
their Endorsement.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-23
LEGISLATIVE NOMINATIONS.

Tho following Senatorial and Representative
nominations by the Kivat and the Republican
party we're announced yesterday.
Iii the Third Senatorial District, third ward.
tho Ktvet party have pulled down J. J. Anber-
ton as candidate for Senator and have nomi-
naed Robert Morris in his stead.
In The third ward the Rvets have pulled down
81 H. Decker Gnu iidHta for tho House. and re-
nlHe d his uumo on the ticket with that OF III, j.
Hart.
In tho Fourth Senatorial District. second and
tenth wards. tho Ry,t parry have nominated j,
G Kocha for tho Sonnte.
In the same diettic. for tho same position.
the Republicans havo nominated William Il.
Loan
Only ono week loft to pay taXes, Soc r. G.
Bonds card in another column.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-23
DIsMANTLED AND WATER
LOGGED.
Report of the Master of the British
Steamship Foscobia.


Tho Brti-h steamship Foscoba arrived at
the elevator yesterday In ballast from e.
Thomas West Indies. Cnpt. Thos. ", Salmon.
her master. reports ~ follows:
We left st Thomas at =. r.. on N eleventh
al Nnven h,r. AMI proceeded on the voyage,
m44tlng VT nothing Of any note ut'til room OF
Thursday the twentieth Of November. when n
ui-maa Ell vtssa was observed. We steantd ~
h"r and found her to b, the bark Sally. Of Key
West loa led with pi en- a. d pine WFer logged
aud abandon d, witn main and mzz7n ms'sts
gone. also tnpmasf. for, yard and topsAtl nlnft.
ami the wreck of the foretopmnst hanging by
the rigging. We s~nt the chtet .tiieer with
b. - c aW OIL hNart: found The fore cad OF
the af erh onse to b, washed away; no sttu' : pa
u rs to rs faund: saw sha bai evidently been
stripped as no canvass or siotks remained.
We got atow rop, on board q her, but ow-
Ing to the wreck Of the mainmaet hanging over
her stat b >ard SID which W. We're. unable 70
clear sway ~ rccrunt " the sea. and E"t helng
able % sear her with winl ma pAa iuereasius
from north northeast. We fou W were uuah =
to tow her. anl 80 boarded her again and CA I
Of the tow-rrD.4 and ~ once pr"c EIDE On tha
t,Assage. The back was Ia tati uie % d " ees
10 aconds a nth longitude % degrees seconi y
west,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-23
BASE BALL.

On Sunday last tbs Kemy Clarks formerly
the Pat Glannon>l Club toos the ronceit ont 81
the Tom Brennans. on the Pioneer green. ~ q
score Of l2toa.
To-day the Tom Brennans and Remy Clarks
formerly the Pat G.tnnon) Clubs will cru s
b4ts on the Pho Ger greau for rss OF $50 nd
their suits As both mines 10 good conui-
ton q ine game may hA expected.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-23
THE MISSING MARSHAL.

The missing United States deputy marshal.
who It was supposed had boon carried TO seq by o
veeseI which hs had seIz q. has reported TINT
be 10 all right aud has performed his duty. The
We ,ee was boarded yesterday, anil the deputy
Is OK pected to raneh the city to night.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-23
SOUTHERN PATENTS.

Mr.. r. N. Jenkins. solicitor OF patents. No Al
Commercial Place, officially reports to the DEM
ocRAr the following complete tist Of patents
granted Southern inventors for the Week end
ing November II. 1879:
Louisiana--H Leyl. New Orleans. cam.
egas;J. s. Reeves, New Orleans. process and
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-23
LIE PETIT JOURNAL.

We ere pleased to md on our tpble again
copy Of this interesting paper. whose energies
have always bssn devoted to the interost OF
Louisiana. If we diff'r in some respects with
thnt pnpar, Yet rtnnot refuse to aeknnWi-
edge its spirit Of enterprIse. tho sincere tone OF
ts eAi .oras and tho spice Of It's news columns.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-23
PERSONAL.

Mr. j. C Levi who has been absent for some
few weeks On u business trip North. has Just re-
turned home with a large and elegant stock OF
sWelry FIR the holidays.
Wa had the pleasure OF meeting last ev ming
Mr.. McGrath who represents tho we'll Known
C olhing house Of Rogers. = eet ca. OF New
York. Mr.. McGrath IL an old resident OF our
city, ana has many friends here.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-23

tnres uf this moving wonder is the. great acien..
tc Invention tho electric lisht 4, u eaims -
N aon ras iata Nv ali means lot the children 20
ana nee Coles circus. museum shu menaeerie'
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-23
Fire.

AtG o'clock Friday morning n FIRE, the cause
of which Ia unknown. WIS discovered 10 the
stable attached to tho rea deneo al MRS. Baker,
atreets. Carroton. The afHble. together with
the chicken house, WINS totally destroyed. Loss
5000; Insured In tho Tentonta insurance Conn
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-23
Shooting Ia Not His Forte.

At II o'clock Friday night Doorman Doran-
OF tho Eigh'h station. discovered negro get
inersetuai shot NJ him. AT 10 o'elooK the negro
again returned. and WIS getting over the fence
for the second time when he WIS again disc9v-
cred nv Doormau Dorm who trsd TWO more In
ofectnal shots ut him.
NEW Musto-The DEMOCRAT Is Indebted To
Philip Werlein for new soug entitled Morn
ing" written by G. 0. ala1 ton and composed BY
III. +. Danks.
we call the attention OF housewives to the
card OF Goo. w. Homan. In our advertising
column who undertakes to beat and lay carpets
ut most moderate rates. Let those parties who
bavo fnIied to get their mangled ohrpets laid
call ut No. l9l Common street and Mr.. Holman
will SOC lint they arc laid ut shorter notice and
loss price than nnr Of tho 'strikers' could do'
DRy Goops J. Lovois heirs advertise In an
other column. Their elegant now store is SIT
uated ia tho Touto buildings. No 1s3 Canal
sroof and they nra Just now bustly enghgod
unpacking now importations In French eIn~
bfoidarni costumes French eltBEs and dohi-
mans. silen, mixod md broehe effsetB for gnr-
nituros, md novelties In silk friuges and but"
tons All those goods were purchased before
tho Rise but will be- sold. regardless of their Inc
crossed value at very reasonable prices
PERBoNA1.-In tho Chicago Times OF the six
taonth instant we notice tho following: Mr., w
X. ApsarEng formerly OF Chicag0. but now
resident of New Orleans. In. has purchased OF
purchased Mt Mesars Fisher y Iaylot's STABLES
tho finest ear load Of horsee thai have left our
city Tor great while The horses will arrive LIN
New Orleans on Friday. tho twenty fret In
slant" We congratulate those In the Crescent
City who want fino roadsters or coach horses
on this opportunity to make purchase.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-23
A Cabin Bows Fate.

AS the steamboat e. j. Gay was passing
piBnpamlne. on her down trip, the cabin boy,
Johu Roberts. agah seventeen years. nc dent-
ally fell overheard aud was drowned. His body
was not recovered
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-23

Taxpayers are notified that the twenty. ninth
Ia tho ast Gay allowed for tho payment OF State
taxes. Office 24l .Joeophine street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-23
BOARD OF HEALTH RECORD.

Tho following were recorded yesterday ut tho
otIca # tile Board Of llaalth:
B1nTHs.
Mira John I,nmannland, % son.
Mira Thomas H Eli ~, a anughtor.
Mis- Trantun f,uot Il daughter
MIRA GhAa. Alfroa, ns,n
Mra u w. Kennedy u son.
Mrs Michel Gaula, u daughter.
Mira j ahTiiar u daughter.
Mrs Louis Sch mex II lnaghtar.
Mrs August g Rusig, twins. boy ana girl.
M n Victor I,"rtai, n son.
Mrs hehllla Nautin q daughter.
MIS- w q. Harrison, n daughter.
Mira Andrew benrv. ~ daughter.
hrs abort DuS It, Ii son.
Mr. RnrunId Abalte, n daughter.
Mira Maurice II ,ssIgno II daughter.
Mira Edwiu Gregory Il son.
Mira Emilio Pti %. II son.
MIS- John a dtshnn. Il daughter
Mrs. Michael lrwin a daughter
Mrs John Butler. n daughter.
Mrs Rierro ~, Raymunt. u son,
RIrs Geo G"rmntn. n son
Mira IT, w. w. Nhyuode, q sou.
Mira A, HImma, u son,
nahIrs Frnnris Durio 'ourt. u son.
MARRIAGES.
Edward ~ Rosse 10 Catherine J. Mc0telland,
Cleo Al Fonvergnn Va CLARA NJ. H. l"Hl nc.
Hanry Kareshide, Jr.. W ME-, Nj. y Jaoob.
John DhlinEhrm t. Mrs tabeilA Jones.
Cleo. Wilinnl4 TO M uy Whist N.
auieoppi Basile to Regina Herlltz.
DEATHS.
D. 81. Sullivan. g days
Opholla u ulncu, 15 years.
Mre Josephine iltvnrd 81 yours.
Buddy Samuel, mouths.
John Ign tz Meier 25 yonrs,
May II II ms 3G yenls.
Jaaeph suowden, years.
lia Bell, year.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-23
Thrown from his Buggy.

AT O'Clock Friday evening ia iob Powell was
ineton AMI vt. Patrick and slightly injured
about the hoad and legs, Hs was taken to hin
residence. corner Of SECOND and Magazine
mfr
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-23
THE FRANCHISE CASE.

Tho Sale by the United States Mar
shall Postponed by Order of Court.
The cases Of VIM. s. Po.erktn. jus. Wadick
and Thos. Pickles against the city of Nsw Or
loans was agnn cnlea yesterday In tho Unted
States Court for argument. on tho rue tnken by
counsel for tho city II stHy PROCEEDINGS. ind en-
join the sale by tho Unttsd States Marshal an
npunred for tomorrow. Tho h airing OF the
argument was cpntinuei and an order, COM
rnanang the Marshal to postpone tho sals I'm
til Monday next WIS sntArei.
Secure a ticket to Battery B's ball Eovem-
Der a.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-23
A CONFERENCE.

The committee appointed by the Republican
parish convention and the Latlsa cam paiRn
committee N the party hold conference at
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-23

See r. @. Boud'a tax notice ia ano'h col
umn Tho First. Fourth. Six h and Seventh
Diatricts AFRO notified TINT there is only ono
Woek Loft to pay taxse and savs costs.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-23
A Bad Dog.

Patrolman Chnix shot and killed vicious dog
that had bitten Mrs Wagner on the hnnd, ut her
reedence on st. Mary nehr Fpurth aIreet.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-23

One week only remains to pay current State
taxes In the First, Fourth. Sixth and Seventh
Districts Taxes paid ut No al Josephine
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-23

| Battery q gives grand military and fancy
| dress b II on the twenty seventh. Be sure and
secure ticket.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-23

Only one week remains to pay current state
taxes. First. Fourth. Sixth and seventh ois-
tricts taxes can bs paid Mt al Josephine street,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-23

Office State Tax Collector for First Fourth.
Sixth and Seventh Districts at 24l Josephine
street. Only one week left 10 pay taxes
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-23

Save cost and trouble By paying your taxes
before the twenty ninth instant. Office for the
First Fourth sixth and Seventh Districts. No.
al Josephine street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-23

The twenty ninth instant will be tho last day
allowed to pay taxes ONCE for the First. Fourth,
Sixth and Seventh Districts Is Mt 2tl Josephine
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-23

evening, d negro servant nnmed Sarah, In tho
employ or Mrs. Harris. residing ut No. 22s Ga
rondeet street. took French leave carryinR
with hor her mstresa's pocketbDok, contain
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-23
THE MIGHTY REX.

The news from Nlmrond, tho present abode
OF the mighty Rex. is most encouraging.
portion OF the royal army has boon reviewed..
the troops are In excellent training, tho officers
In high spirits. and the King htnsolf Il eathu-
siastic On his approaching vtsit 70 New Orleans.
his chosen capltas In Ame tal The royal an
thSm, liz ever Goa M to Inva. WAS Wal, chnsnn
fSr RaN Will nevar eaasa Al love his pAnpla. Ha
III monarch If tnirta and low, one who desires
that every man woman AMI child in hts rea To
Rhall laugh and grow fat u Though y
thousand years have passed over ais royal hahd
the heart is young. mud his plans are laid g.
His followers In this city arr y eaar,ng Tor him
a royal welcome, one that will eclipse in Gle
gance taste aud refnemnnt all former celahra.
tions. Our friends abroad ho wish to Dc we'll
entertained, should not fail 10 ha IN Nav Orleans
from the fifth TO the tenth OF February. 1870.
A delightful time anticipated on the twenty
seventh. Battery B gives q grand ball at Grune-
wald Hail. 5-..=
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-23

But a very little time loft to pay State taxes
and save costs. See @. Bonus notice In
another column.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-23

Pay your taxes and save costs. The First
Fourth. Sixth and Seventh Districts taxes hre
paid III the Off q 241 Josephine street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-23

The Inst chance Ia now n red TO thoae owing
State taxes. 300 Il. G. Bonds notice in another
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-23

h, lud,pates lisinG, ". Indicates failing, b.
lndtcatae stationary.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-23

apparatus far cleaning csterns: n. r. Edison
New Orleans spDk q. setting machine.
Mississippi. w. Thorn. Iuka, cotton elean-
era.
Texas-J M Murphy. Black Jack Grove. har-
row and clod cruaher: G.. A. Rsdinsky. Mar
shnll harmony attachment for piano fortss.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-23

All State taxes must be psid before the twsn-
ty-niEth instant. or deinGuents will be SUD-
jected to much trouble and expense.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-23
BERNATORIAL APPOINT
MENTS.

The Governor has appointed the following
members of school boards:
AvoYelles--Aristide Barhin aud Major VIM. M.
Ewell, vice George Clayton aud G, A. Bordoon.
resigned.
Bosaier--Judge Thomas N. Braden. A. y.
prathes and M#lor ]. n. sr,yan, wee Thomas J.
Mnone, N. q. Bfownlaa and ]. ~ Allan-
Catahpula--F. A, Rpntna mud Jnha n. Mr0ahn,
vice James For-ytha and Henry Dontrhnn.
Pointo Gouree- MI Tho upsan mud Hnn. II. n.
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Roler Roberts and Etwatd Wallace.
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noon to-day for the purpose of deciding on the
best cuurse to DO pursued relative 70 nomlha.
tipns for the parish Offices.