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The Phoenix herald., 1879-09-06
A Horse Th1ef.

Great excitement is caused in To rento, Canada, by the publication of particulars of cn attempt to abduct Hon. George Brown, head of the Gov and editor of the Globe, which was unsuccessful, and the abduction of Robert Jaffray. a prominent whole sale grocer and Liberal. The latter was taken to the dismal Don Marshes and had desperate fight for liberty. He, however, escaped, and his as sailants made their way by boat to the American side. Jaffray was en- ticed from home by a forged order from Judge Wilson, who was repre- sented as acting by command of the Minister of Justice.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-09-06
LATEST ARIZONA NEWS. Special Telegrams to the
 Herald" Bullion Shipment from the Globe District. The Camp Thomas Homicide Jus
 tiafible. A Si2,Ooo Fire in Pres-
 colt. 4 Description of Black Haired
 Horse Thief.
4 Description of Haired
 Horse Thtsf.
Florence Faets

FLORENCE, September 6th.--Three bars of bullion valued st three thous and dollars, came in yesterday from the Isabella mine. Globe district This is tue third shipment of bullion from this mill, and it is reported that regular shipment of bullion will be made hereafter.
 D. L. Elmore, superintendent of theSSurprise mine, came ill last night en route to San Francisco. He reports the mlne in good condition. The ore has increased greatly in val. ue below the fifty foot level He ex- poets to have reduction works on the ground shortly.
 Collins Discharged.
 TUCsoN, September 2d.--J. B. Col lins and J. NJ. Orosko, charged with the killing of Haines at Camp Thomas arrived here Sunday. At the hearing Monday, on motion of the District Attorney the defendant was discharged, it appearing that the homicide was justifiablc.
 Hon. J. K Luttrell, ex-member of Congress from California, arrived by Mondays stage, and left today fcr Tombstone.
 Destructive Fire.
 PREscoTT. September 4th.-A de struetive fire occurred here to-day, resulting in loss of property valued al $12,00O. A warehouse and dwel. ling of L. Wolienburg and two other building were burned. There was no insurance.
 4 Horse Thief.
 FoRT BOWIE September 4th.-A man left here on the night of the 1st named Tom Estclle. He rode a cream colored horse, that did net be- long to him. He is tall, slim man, has dark rich black hair; has q His trade is butcher. He is low bred and uses much ob- scene language Hesitatcs in speech. Talks cards, but is no player. Not gentlemen enough for a gambler. Swindler from q drink up. Look out for him.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-09-06
THURsDAY. SEPT. 4

Whipp!e-D Q NJ II pkgs 141s, PhGnix-G Goats, 9 sundries, $50 {; J s Jackson, IS pkgs, 9s0.
 Tiger-N C. Scheckfes. 10 sundries
The Phoenix herald., 1879-09-06

We are under obligations to Mir John Dargie for several copies of the Oakland Weekly 77i6uas, a journal conducted hy two sons of Mir. Dargie The TsS6asss. daily and weekly, is foremost in the ranks of California newspapers
 Tower ThQnasson, an old a3d we'll koown Colorado prospector has started on his return to that country rr amans gu as r,slsgg rsgsHy y s.ly TsSIaebss bs 'been cured of rhcom atfsz1 a1d -csz taTh-what he cane for
The Phoenix herald., 1879-09-06
FREIGHT ARRIVALS.
SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE SEMI.
 WEEKLY HERALD.

The following freight for Northern and Central Arizona. arrived at Mar icopa via Southern Pacific Railroad on tte evenings Of the dates men, tioned:
The Phoenix herald., 1879-09-06
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Bank EXchan&e-E. Gaaz, Prop Jas Stewart, Prescott M Loomis, Seymour T Smith Q wife city E Knapp, New York 5 T Hammond D Int T Hubbard, San F 4 D Allen, San F J Solomon, San Fran B B Lndluu,, Pima R c Powers 6 " Miss J 2 Sipps5n San Fancisoo.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-09-06

Phenix-G Coats, 26 -spuds, s3sO NJ M Jackson, 1 car lumber, 21 $50 Goldman 6 Co., bales goods.
 Prescott-J G c 4 pkgs 635.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-09-06

Phentx Hotel -J J Gardiner Pro T Wsruock. Cal IE Faulkner. Mar
 It Dravo, hcDo'en Dz Carroll, AcDoueI u Bsi.d do Wm Sherman, Prescott
The Phoenix herald., 1879-09-06

O nothing
The Phoenix herald., 1879-09-06
TOBACCOS.

Six plugs, Leriniard's Tin-tag navy for Five lib sacks genuine Blackwells Durham
The Phoenix herald., 1879-09-06

No employee of this office, agent Jr other person is authorized to make purchases or contract debts for and on account of the HERALD. No bills against the HERALD will be recognized except for purchases and con tracts made by the proprietors personally or mon their written order.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-10-21

pen tlnsarn; 5aynaIb, Grabii9of pom Ga.
Ioeia; Oespre3, @r3bif@of Don TouIouie;
pie, Bii9of ponssPoitiers, nnb MIimonba
In @esenwart pom q anberen garbindlen,
bic UNI 10 l1br tn rotbem TaIar unb pio;
letter gappa obne ben 9ermeltn erf@isnen
maren, untsr erbsbsnben gersmonien, na9s
benz fs supor ben ibli1en Glib seIeifet
batten, NIT ~folsenben Worten ben garbis
naIsbut iberrei9te: rSur gbre bes aus
md9tisen @ottes unb sur Sierbe bes 8.
apoitolii9sn Stubles empfange ben rotben
6ut. biss beionbere 3si9en Der Warbe bes
~garbinaIats. wobur9 ~ansebsutet mirb, baB
Du bis gun, GoSe, unb ieIbif bis gum Isrs
sieBen bes BIuts, fur bic @rb6buns bss
bl. @Iaubens, fir ben Srieben un6 bic
Rube bes 9riftli9en YoItes, fur bic Web.
runs unb Ben Befanb Der I'll. r5miI9sn
&tr9e Did uneri9roden bemdbren iolif ;
i'm Namen bes @aters" &C. Mtt benz I'm.
broiianii&en 2obseians i9lob I'm III tlbr
bic 6ffentIide Seier, rnsI1e um l03 llbr
b~esonnen bate. Die gauge gri1einuns
bes 5silisen 8aters ma9te einen maisifds
tii9en @inbrud; fem Bid mat miIb, feline
Sttmnme tIar.
Sn benz barauf absebaltsnsn sebeimen
@onfitorium purbe sund9if an ben neuen
Garbindlen bic gsremonie Der SdlieBuna
unb Ssffnuns bes Wunbss porsenommen.
Sobann empfinseu bteielbsn ben Sting unb
ben Gitel. Simor bate i1on friber bic
Stride g. 8artbolomeo erbaItsn; SapnaIo
erbielt g. Warta bssIi MnseIi, Despre,
9. Qistro WfarceItno, gie 9. Waria bella
Sittoria unb aIimonba 9. Waria In Eras.
p%ontina.
Gum Sdluie fan6en in benz sebeimen
@pnfftorium folsenbe grnenmngen itatt
Sacobus gattuni, isitber @rsbii5of pon
Iucpra unb iiinsit gum Cardinal ernannt,
erbieIt ben MetropoIitaniib BON &apenna.
Blabimir gaadi apoif. Runtius In STARTS
wurbe gum grsbii9of BON SaIamis i. p,
ernaunt. Sraus @onfantin Gampa, &an,.
ler Der DiDceie Gbur murbe gum 8iidoi
berielben erbobeu. Ssrner purben cine
Intabl 8iid6fe fir Site in StaIieu,
6rantret4, Merito unb Sabamsrita er,
nannt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-10-21
Souis 8IaneS's raDteaIeS Bro,
z a15at 0Hs 8ratttt. aa.

gu Wtarieils, Der rabicaIfen StaSt
Sranfrst1s, entwitslte Der gbsf Der rabis
fallen Deputirtenfrattion, 2ouis Blanc,
tir3li9, am SabreStag Der @ranbang Der
erften frau3dfil9en @spubIit, In anbertbaIb,
iflnbiger, uon 5000 8ub5rern nit lauteitem
Betfau aufsenommsusr 0tebe bas 8utnntts,
prosramu, iusI6es an SteIs bes opportu,
niiii6eu, pon @ambstta Dor sinsm Sabre
Su &omansy entwidsIten Brosrammss tres
ten iou unb wabri9sinIi9, fals ss usrs
pirtliSt pirb, BITE Bride pom Opportuniss
mus gum radtsn Gommuntsmus biIben
pirb..I Maerbtnss III 2outs Blanc, friber
Mitslieb Der propiiori9en Resieruns pom
ls4s, uno allsemein betannt burd fetne
@ommuniiienuortrdss in Yalais 2ureur'
bours, tsin gommunarb tn Der eissntIi1sn
Bebeutun8 bss WortsS, aber er btIbet bas
psrIsste @Iieb IN Der 3stte isner poIitii6sn
unb ioeialen Srrun8en, wel9e nit eri9lts
tern6en Rataitropbtn ab3ui&lisben pfessn.
Der bsuti9sn Iiberalen YreGe tommt bas
Prosramm bes liberaIen asitators often,
bar febr unseIeseu. Sie bat bartnddis
isbe @sfubr pOn Der Seite Der &obicalsH
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-10-21
M@t,ta8 tbr &atboHfen!
Die Stimu1e hes merit. Pius TX

Su uniern Easen i9eint bic 8oriebuns
b.r tatboIti@en 8refe cine ~beionbere Miis
Fsn seseben :u baben. an ibr 1T IS, bic
grunbidse ber Orbnuns unb bes 9laus
bens bort, mo bteislben berrideu, 81 bepabs
ren uub fe ba su uerbreitsn, mo @ottIos
Hgteit unb cine talte @leidsiltisteit bies
felben tn @ersefenbeit seratben lieBen. -
Htus TX. IN einem S9reiben pom 1851.
@tr eriu9sn Gle ~inftdnbisit allen benen
NIT eirem suten @tlen unb elrer @unii
bei3ufeben, bic nit 9eift besabt unb nit
s~euisenber &enntniB ausseriitet, fi6 an
6te arbeit MAIDEN unb Bidder unb 3eituns
gen sur 8ertbeibtsuns unb 8erbreituns ber
tatbolii4ea 9ebre uerOHeutIi9en. - @ncp.
elica Ytus TX.
2aBt Rtdts unueriudt, pobur5 uniers
beilise &elision unb ibre beilIame 2e6rs In
Den G~ersiai9teu Staaten meter usrbrsitet
wsrben ~f6nnen, bamtt ~perirrte @ansere,
Gnf ben re9ten BfaS suridseleitet werber
nt5seu.-Sdreiben Bids TX. on bic gi
I56fe Der 8. ct.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-10-21
Sic SeiGliiie Der 26. Generally Der
,rrt iammluug. .s
0arin miro empfohIen:

Darin wirb empfoblsn: &
l. slnidIuB an ben @sbstsuertin, mel,
der gum 3usde bat, bur9 busfertises @e,
Bet bic 5srri9aft bss ~l1nslaubens unb Der
aus ibm entiprinsenSeu nsbsI pom bsut.
i9en VaterIanbe abSuuenben. s
2. Die opfsrwilise llnterfisuns bes
beutiden Miifonsbauies 3u Stsp!, psI9ss
In bieiem Sabre feline eritsn Riifonars mad
China entienoet bat. fa.
g., 9r5Bere l1ntsrfiisuns fir ben aui
Der General. IeriammIuns su Qa9sn 1862
fur bic feeliorsliden 8sblrfniGs Der i'm
Auslanbe lebenben RatboIiten gssrinbeten
st. Soiepbs 8erein, i'm 5inbIid auf ben
sroBen rslisiOien Rotbifanb Der SANDS.
leate unb 9IaubenssenoHsn In garis, 4on.
bon, 9aure, Brlfellu.f.w. .N..I. .
A. Die weitere gusbreituna bes far
ale Miifonssusds unb aub fur Deatids
lamb 10 iesensrei@ ~uirteuben aausriuss
8ersins. . q rs .TuFa}E u'a. g5.
5. Die grri1tuns pom aItersusriors
sunsss unb Snualibsn; RafIeag fur Gabrit.
arbeiter, wte ioIds In sinenr in Der Iesten
Rei9stassfsuns rhterbreitetsn Intrase
porsei@Iasen worbeH III.
Serner purben Bei6laFe anaenommen
In 8etreff Der S9uIfrass. Rurs 3uiam,
mensefaBt 1T Der CHM berieIben folsenber.
Dte &edte ber Gamilie unb Der Rirde
mi len ssbanbbabt ietn, BITE S9ulen mal.
len rueber qemildt nod cp~ufei1ou8Io8 fetu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-10-21

am IL. Septembsr un6 trus nod msbr, nj,
bic seffrise, siHsn gei1atIi5en Gbarafter,
go beidrdntten fid bte8 srbanbIunssrf fat
gang auf bic 8ortrdse losr Referenten, ar
welde f6 psrein3slt cine Dissolution
antnipfte. Gin nd5sres ginseben tirfte
ba bic 8erSffsntliduns Der besasIiden BE
i9Iife ia unmitteIbar bsporftebt ibsrFii
fig ieir.' "~% NV
Sn Der IeStsn Sffentli5en 8eriammIuut
trat 9srr 8farrer Sba9 suerfi ais 8ebnel
auf. @r fprad beseiitert unb bsseiffernt
iber bic G~bdtistett ~unlerer Srbensleute
wslde Der 3sitseif psrfoIst psssu hires
diitliden tatboIi6en @siites. Sic sIdn
senbften sSeiten Der &r1e 1nS bic 8siiobsr
ber 8latbe bes OlbensIebens uno fem Der
fan 1T ftsts ein' Spmptom nadlaNenbel
Rraft bss fir9Ii9en B~spuBtieius. 81,
brobenben Set&en Der @esenpart, BIZ
Spuptome Der auf0iuns Der @eieui1afts,
Oronuns tros aDer Serf9drfuns Der BE.
fusniHe bss Staates laiisn annebmen, BAT
bic neue @ntfaltuns bes OrSsnsIsbens un'
binst notIwsnbis fem wirb, um bic @siea'
iSaft au rstteu.
ProfsiIor SdrSber entpideIte ben Sc,
benslauf sweier Biid6fe. bic Dor &urssn
tn bic @wisteit sinsen. 8ifdof gonrai
pon Raberborn Hnb 8ii9of Montpsuisr A.
9itti9 paren spst 2sudten Der &ir9e; Il,
itarben, bic WafIsn In Der Sanb ; ibr Ser,
bienit bIsibt TN Sesen. 81
Sreiberr D. 9ertlins rebst Der tatboli
fden @ifeni1aft bas Wort, bic itets se,
p1est, an Der Spite bes fatbolii5en Sc,
bens ifsben muB als Elm Qidt fur bic Weu'
i5en. PrOfsiOr Saffnsr urm Wains entpirf
elm berrIi9es Bib pom Papfttbuul, better
Wirtiamfeit bsuts cine 70 srobe, uotbpsn
bi9e 1T, baB man rufen mug: ,l5siIiser
Batter, btlf, mir 9eben su @rinOe!" Vi
lou eine pierfade Wuube beilen, BITE WunbI
bes Abfalss pon Der Wabrbeit, bic be,
SpaItuns tn NationaIttdteu, unb bic ttefit,
ausr, bic 8un6e bsr gsrwiIberuns be-
Sittsn unb auhebnuns sessu @ottss @e
bote. Oieie Wunbea fam nlr bas 9apft
tbum bsilsn. s}sS},s5Ia .a .r., e..
@nbIid ipra6 0inbtborii, Der ssfsisrt
Slbrer bss gentrums. gr Seists ME BIZ
9aien i'm 9arIamente rebetsn, als man ben
@eiflideu ben Wunb i5Iob. ct reiumirt
BITE Serbaublunsen Der 9eriammluns uni
seiste ME bieielbe tn beutiser 3ett utrte, ot
&atboIiten SuiammentubaIten.
Der Yrdfioent @raf Orofes@ii9erin,
bantt aaen unb fir aIuss, beionosrs be
tatbOIii6en Stabt GLADDEN., bic BITE @dife il
freunbIi9 tn ibrsn Mauern saitirts uni
benz 5eife 70 sroBartis empOrbaIf. vaIs,
Suite Der Ietten Gage 1T erwa4ien auf ben
Soben Der &ir3e," rtsf er aus. rUtit be
9ulbisuns an ben beiIisen Batter babsn nj
~besonnen, bamit wolen mir aud i9lieBen.
Damn erbob fd bic 8sriammIuns uni
b6rte itebenb bic gerIeiuns bss Telesrammi
an, uobur9 Der beiIise 8ater ben EbeiI
nebmern an Der 8sriammIuns isinsu tuni
gen udterliden Ssssn ertbsilt. Gin brsi
fades Sod aaf SEQ XIII. i9IoB pie Der
iamu,luns. ..-rse n.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-10-21
aus Rom.

@m 0ormittas bes %. Sept. fan6 I'm
gonfifOriaIiaaIe bss 8atieans Elm 6ffent'
Iides @onfforium fatt, in pel9em g.
g. 0apif SEQ XIII. ben garbindlen Sis
NOR, @r,b49of pom Gran unb primas
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-10-21
9srsin Ii m 9 5uts Der beuts
iden Nusuanberer

0is toIofuIsu sluswuuberansssiTsrn Iafsn
l9on alsin srteunsn, baB bier cine grobe
glufsabs fur fatboIii4e 5irIorse porIisst,
unb bisie aufsabe bat Der ct. &apbasIss
8ersin ibsrnomnisn. Sn &bsinlaab unb
SabbsutidIanb sdbIt betislbe einise BUM
bert MitsIieber.l Sn fteben Sdfsn bsbnben
fi9 0srtrauensmdnner, bic i~inentseltIi& bic
sSntereiIs len Der auswanberer su f9isen Be-.
itrsbt iinb. YstipieIsweiie bat 9r. Wspu.
berg tn hamburg f&on iibsr 5000 Yerios
men feline 5iIfe ssutbmst. &ebnsr i6loB
NIT einsm isbr parmen appea, fd Der
beuti9su Brlber In Der 6rembs better ans
sunsbmep, aIs bas bisbsr ssi4sbsu it,.
Gs ipra9sn nod Ssrr 8. gaoisu uub
Ssrr Pfarrsr Dobelmann pom aaben unb
prof. S@dpuann ans utre&t.
Nv. Gag. - IL. September. Z
Die Issie sei9Io1sme geriammIuns taste
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-10-21
Rstholifa.r Riraen aaIeuSer,

Bon bss a6nisS &e9nuus. = Mattb. 10.
epnnt. stn 26. Sftpb. gpnrifus. .. amantus.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-19
CITY HALL.

There was quite an extended meeting OF the
committee OF the whole yesterday, but moth
ing Of any importance transpired. 1t seems
impossible to ascertain what the determinatit n
Of the Administrators Is In regard to the City
Railroad franchises. The judgment creditors
are watching events with eagle eyes, and
spectators in city securities are also on the
gati riue, premium bonds especially being
feverish, with an upward teneeney
Mayor Patton has answered the letter OF
the Brass Man. who proposed to invest 50
In the Louisiana State Lottery Company and
divide the prize with the Mayor, provided he
would superintend the drawing In person.
His honor modestly declines to share In the
good luck OF the prospective millionaire.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-19
GEN. OGDEN's POSITION.

He Will Accept the Nomination of the
Baton Rouge Convention if It
Be rendered Him.
There was meeting of the friends of Gen.
T. N. Ogden last night over Hawbins's saloon
for the purpose Of organizing the movement
in favor of Gen. Ogden for Governor
Mr.. Charles G. johnson, chairman of the
executive committee Of the late Citizens Con-
servative party, was called to the chair and
presided over the deliberations Of the meet
ing, which being Of private nature, the pro-
ceedDgs cannot be given In full. =u#
The DEMOCRAT, in common with other city
journals, has been furnished with the follow
ing as the result of the meeting
1t can now be definitely and authoritatively
stated that Gen. Fred n Ogden will accept
the Democratic nomination for Governor IL 1t
be rendered him by the Baton Rouge conven-
ton. His letter, published a few days since,
declined to enter into formal candidacy for
the nomination. Gen. Ogden's sense of duty
will not permit him to decline IL the people Of
the State, through their convention call him
to bear their standard In the coming contest
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-19
RAISING THE BLOCKADE

External Quarantine Restrictions Mo-
dified By the Governor.
In accordance with the request contained
10 the resolution passed by the Board Of
Health on Tuesday evening last, the Cover
nor yesterday signed proclamation to the
effect that from and after October l all yes
sells arriving from ports not known to be in
fected and not having touched at an infected
port, reaching the Quarantine Station with
clean bills Of health, having had no sickness
on board during the voyage, and In a healthy
condition, shall be allowed to proceed to the
city without detention.
The proclamation was sent to the official
journal for PRONUNCIATION and appeared yes
terday morning.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-19
CUsToM-HoUsE NOTES.

Three carloads of furniture Intended for the
new United States court-rooms, the judges
offices, etc, have arrived. The furniture Is
both handsome and substantial, and In every
respect they evidence first-class workman
ship.
The improvements going on on the third
arrangement Of the story. The work is being
pushed forward with an energy which gives
guarantee of early com pletion.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-19
THE SMUGGLING CASE.
The Government Officers Believe that
the Method Has Been Followed
for Some Tina

The Government Officers Believe that
the Method Has Been Followed
for Some Time.
The cigars found floating In the river a
couple OF days ago were yesterday turned
over to the appraiser, and were found by him
TO be OF the finest quality. Many of them
were made Of the new crop, and as there were
between seven and eight Thousand OF them
MI told, the value Of the find Is considerable.
The government officers have no doubt that
that the system of smuggling which the dis
covery Of the cigars brought to light has
been carried on for some time, for there has
been q noticeable decrease In the amount re-
received for duty on cigars, indicating fall
ing off in the number imported, and yet there
has been no apparent diminution in the stock
In the city or In the sales.
The method OF smuggling pursued In the
case In question Is made possible by what
some of the officers consider the misdirected
efforts toward economy of the government
Once and not SO long ago, an inspector
boarded each incoming vessel (hailing from
or which had touched at foreign port, at
the Passes, and came on with her to the city,
and remained by her until the dischargng
Inspector relieved him. Orders, however,
came from Washington to reduce expenses,
and the travelling inspectors were discharged.
lit Is true that vessels are visited at the
Passes by customs officer and their matches
sealed, but there are many places aboard ship
other than the hold, where contraband arti-
c!es can be slowed, and SO carefully concealed
LnaC Lne cursory examination OF the officer
will fall to discover them.
Ihere is no telling how much duty the gov
6Knment mas been robbed of, but Ii the am cunt
could De asceItained 1t would probably be
Wuna 70 exceed the sum which the salaries of
the inspectors would have reached dating
from the time OF their Dismissal IN the nras.
emit. N--'''e'A " 'llo W ee-
rather funny Incident which has created
some laughter among the Custom Honae am.
ployers, Is told: ooso GILL;
The person who found the cigars nacl,aa
them In barrels and boxes and INIT thano
aboard OF the steamboat Isabel. diractad -
ID. @. Anderson. deputy collector Of the Tart ~
After the packages had beer, received tho
captain OF the Isabel discovered the charactar
of their contents, and Notwithstanding thar
address he was suspicious that all was moi
correct, and when the boat reached the civ
he informed Internal Revenue Collector
Marks OF the fact that they vera aboard.
That officer, satisfied that there was some
thing crooked. dispatched Deputy Dan Rose
TO the boat with instructions to seize the bar
rels and boxes Dan boarded the boat. made
the seizure and reported the duty performed
and at the same time made a note of the adj.
dress. An interview between the internal
revenue collector and the deputy collector of
customs followed, and the circumstances of
the case were explained to the former, who.
mot little chagrined surrendered the
cigars,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-19

The head and bust alone are given, but with
4 yiyidness which IL rare In the crayon order
Of art. The face recalls the General as he
looked about the Inception Of the late war,
and impresses itself at once by the faithful
ness OF the likeness. This is the work Of q
deaf and dumb artist. Mr.. Labrano who has
already produced several works showing q
decided talent, though this may be consd-
cred his best. 1t is the intention to have the
picture ratified for the benefit OF the Hood or
phans but In the meantime it will remain on
exhibition at Souby's.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-19
A DIFFERENCE.

AS an instance of the difference between
Workmen and as illustrating the wide differ
ence in the prices charged for work In this
city, we note the following:
a gentleman desiring to have the floors Of
Two 'front.' galleries upper and lower painted,
called 10 a painter, who said he would paint
one Tor So, or both for So. His offer was held
IN aaa abeyanee and another painter IAN equally
goou Workman) consulted. Without any
knowledge OF the other mans price he looked
at a the galleries and said he would do one for
81 SO, or both and the front steps besides for
81 80. This Is very small matter ii one re- r.
spect, but very large one in another. OF
course the last man got the job, did it neatly
and well, and made a fair profit.
The moral Of this little story Is readily de-
duced.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-19
IMPORTANT TO STEAMBOATS,.

The following communication from DIR.
Austin, vice president OF the Board of Health,
will interest masters, agents and owners OF
steamboats,:
OFFICE BOARD OF HEALTH. /
New Orleans. September 10, 1879. J
DR.. Ranch, secretary OF the Sanitary Coun-
Gil fthe Mississippi Valley and sanitary in
spector OF the National Board of Health, at
Cairo. particularly requests that all steam
boats leaving this city for up-river ports shall
provide themselves with certificates OF in
spectlon, and that they be careful to stop at
all inspection stations, In order that all quar-
antlne against them may be raised as soon as
practicable.
W. G. AUSTIN, Acting President.
s. s. HERRICK, M. d., Secretary.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-19
A FIRE HAND BOOK.

We acknowledge the receipt from Michel
Musson. Esq, president Of the New Orleans
Insurance Company, of a neatly printed and
tastefully gotten up copy Of the Fire Hand
Book" 1t is quite useful and convenient
little book, containing list Of the fire alarm
District, and directory of the fire depart
ment
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-19

We take pleasure in calling attention to the
advertisement OF the London and Liverpool
and Globe Insurance Company. published In
another column. This stauneh company has a
splendid recort losses ing adjusted promptly
and paid with discount. They givs special
attention to real estate In New Orleans, one
three and fye-year policies on dwellings and
contents at lowest rates. All merchandise is In
sured By them on the most favorable terms.