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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-10

NEW ORLEANS, La, March 8. 1879
Messrs. G. Chism, Abe Hirsch, r. B, Peasants,
III. Halter. and others
Gentlemen Il thank you for your good opin-
ion. / have not. as you are aware sought the
position. You are at liberty to use my name as
candidate. If elected. I shall sock to promote
the best interests of Louisiana.
Very respec fully yours.
nnhn 0t+ RI HID IL RR0MNr
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New ORLEANS, La. March 5. 1879.

New ORLEANS La, March 8. 1879.
II. II, Browne Esq.
Dear Sir The undersigned citizens and
voters OF the First Ward. having selected you
as one best fitted to lll the responsible
position Of delegate to the coming State conven-
ton. request your acceptance Of The nomina-
ton. and that we be permitted to make public
announcement thereof
Yours respectfully.
John Myers. q. Chism.
II. Terrell, Charles Buchanan.
q. J. Arson, J. NJ Schwartz.
T. b. Peasants, g. o. Cummings.
G. W. Hayward, W. b. Hayward.
p. Gleason, II. s. Howard.
5. I. Watson. Abe Hirseh
J. ID. Hayward, W. B Logan,
Henry Logan. J. r. Boarman,
j. Il. Logan. George L. Maxent
John Il. Moore, Jr.. Charles A. Smith.
Frank Shaw, Robert s. Day.
ii. nj. lsaaeson, G. N. Welshans,
Leon Myers. Joe Gleason.
Il. Halter, Thoa. G. Hanna,
Fl. J. Af1iick, W. W. Breedloye.
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POLITICAL NOTICES.
Eleventh ward, Attention AT a con-

EieVentD War0, ATTENTION lat con-
Terence OF the undersigned committees. the
following delegates were chosen to represent
the eleventh ward In the approaching State
Constitutional Convention:
senatorial District
Hon. JAMES D. EUsTIs.
John CHAFFE.
THOMAS D. CAREY.
COMMITTEES:
W. Fl. Merkle, W. @. Flower;
WI. McGeehan. r, Horn,
John L. Casey, NJ Hatrod,
Chas. r. Boyle. @. NJ. Sorla.
John A. Mcdonald, William Pagan.
At meeting of tho Eleventh Ward Central
Democratic CONSERVATIVE Cub. held ~ ~ th i
1879 the above nominees were unanimously
agreed upon as delegates TO represent, I'll IhcA
tions and interests In the eleventh ware.
referring to thn above, we. tho undeielgnea
residents of tho eleventh ward, promise our
undivided support to the gentIemeh named
above.
r. a. richardson. H. Mccormack.
Joseph Lawrence. J. w. Jones.
w y a phann II. M q. Robinson.
p NJ strong. H. Meyenthall,
Ns " a. G Baetner Tbomss q Murphy.
Iohn i Bondeaux, Alex. JAnin,
J James 4 d. Coleman. John Mcneil.
j. N. Geradey ~ u. Airey;
Sab Newman. John Powell
lanes Gleason q \. Wamsley,
J. s. Flower. Peter Crosby,
Adam smith, ST.. Jesse K Bell,
James H. Baltour Charles j Ledig.
M W. Joyce, John Henderson. JT.,
w r. Brashear. H. N. Armstrong
J. Mech Walker Fearne.
j. G. Flower. u. Broussenu,
Chna Jauues. Richard Harrison,
Thns A Adams James Muvey.
J. Stringer. VIM. b. Ocean.
b. s. MOrae GEORGE J. Wagner.
| Alcide J. Dumestre, Geo. pafrey
| Richard Flower Frank Schaeifer,
| Thos. McDonough. Walter Scott
| VIM Dillon, N Friedman
A 9. Markle. Hewitt Norton.
/ Alfred Moulton. John T. Williamson,
| Frank Garstner, w. |. Hodgson.
| j. J. Mcmillan, ThOs. Ludgate,
| Fred q. Freret u. M. Wing.
| A. A. Woods. Dan Walsh.
/ Nj. A. Mcdonnell. Louis Nienne.
Richard Brittin William Meyers.
| Henry SEWERS.
And many others mh1O Ut
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WANTS.
S. SAUNDERS AGAIN.

y.
WANTED-My friends and the public to know
that l have established q code of COM
petent collectors. for home use. In the parish Of
Orleans only and hope to give as much salts
faction to the merchants for whom | may have
the honor Of getting their business az have
given to those for whom have already worked:
Any merchant may SEQ my references. or II
they wish to see me, can do so by postal card to
my address. J. s SAUNDERS,
General Collector Bad Debts,
1894 Magazine street.
No charge If collections are not made. mh2 i'm
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LOST-FOUND.

E0UND-A SPOTTED. HAGGY, MEDIUM
IL sized DOG, with tail cut of. Had on a stout
leather collar, with a large ring on it. Can be
had by paying for this advertisement mh9
+ ,OST OR MISLAID-TWO MORTGAGE
- notes descr bed as foilows One dated New
Orleans, January 10. 1874. due October 25, 1874.
for S1225: one dated January 10, 1875. due ten
MONTHS after date for $l275, signed by G. NJ.
Thomas to his own order and by him indorsed,
payable at the office of John Chaffe. Bro. IL Son.
New Orleans, bearing interest from date at rate
Of eight per cent per annum. They are the
property Of the undersigned. and the public Is
warned ito purchase or negotiate same.
NH I'm JOHN CHAFFE, BRO. * SON.
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TWENTY FIVE (25) SHADES CITY RAIL-
ROAD STUUA-
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ON LONG CREDIT-hT AUCTION.

second District Court for the parish Of Orleans
NO 407stA
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Central Club Third. Ward-In accordance with
the rules of the Parish Committee. the poll for
the primary election on Tuesday next VII be
ut the corner Of Baronne and Poydras streets !:
open from 6 a. m. to y. m. COMMISSIONERS OF
Election 49, Terrence Kelley. Remy CLARK, w.
+. Buleer, =. Mcdonnell, John Flynn, John j..
Finn, NJ Driscol A. J. Coburn.
JOHN FITZPATRICK. President.
rtI,a pyuNF Sanretary mIOg#
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POLITICAL NOTICES.

second ward-rhe Representatives Of
five of the Independent Democratic Clubs OF
the second ward. IN conference. have selected
the following gentlemen to represent the
second ward in the State convention. and Will
support them ut the primary election to be held
ON the 18th Instant
FRANK BULGER Senate,
JOHN KENNEDY and M. .. LAGAN, Repre-
sentatyes.
Mr., Lagan was selected on the part Of the
members who affitiate with the Citizeps' uarty.
EDWARD C0NNELL. President.
JOHN J. SULLIVAN. Secretary mha It
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FOR Delegates to the Constitutional Gen.

For Delegates to the constitutional Con-
ven CONTROLLING Booth. Thirteenth Ward. on
Magazine street. between Bordeaux and Ly-
ons: election. Tuesday, March II: poll open
from q. m. TO 7 D. m. Commissioners Of EIec-
toni, U. Landry, George W. Brand, W. II.
Gill, O, @. Piper, VIM. Waggaman. s. III. Wig
gins. Joseph o. Clarke, H. NJ. Baker.
r.. l.. BOWER,
President Thirteenth Ward Central Club.
ruA
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WANTED, CITY CANVASSERS-CA MAKE
w from SO to s12 q day, for the great com
bination" Hunters Perfection" Rotary Flour
parishes and counties In the States Of Louisi
ana and Georgia. Apply to or address REY-
NObDS 4 ARMSTRONG. No. 90 Baronne street.
ln1
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EiBHtH WIFI ttHtTHf WtWWrFH'IE EIHU,
New Orleans. March TO- lS7o-The following
gentlemen are appointed Commissioners Of the
primary election Tor candidates 10 tho Consti-
tutional Convention. TO be held March II. 1879.
at the corner OF Eughien and Dauphine streets ::
Gus Bernoudy, o. Il. Fortter.
s Palayo. NJ. Reempio.
William Hawthorn, J. G. Rousseau,
b. Munich. Marc DOdard,
mhlD it, JOSEPH BAKER President.
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AEaa:kI.aAMkQNs.

NTANTED-BY A LADY, A SITUATION TO
W teach in d refined Christian family in any
Of the Southern States. Testimonials OF high
character and qualifications Address W. W.,
Democrat office. fe5 II
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Regular Ticket

TENTH WARD NOMINEES FOR CONSTlTU-
TIONAL CONVENTION.
Senatorial Nominoe-R ii. BROWNE.
Ward Delegates Nc CONNELL and
JOHN PHELPS. mho ct
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CANDIDATES.
Constitutional invention. -

SEVENTH WARD.
Senatorial Delegate for Second Senatorial
District-JN0. HOFFM N
Ward Delegates VICTOR OLIVIER, JR and
JNO. A. LEfTEN. mh9 1t
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THIRTY -FOUR taD SHARES or GAS STOCK
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CT EG FOR PIANO TUNING BEST WORK
2 .co asf Magazine D. LEIGH. soiree
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same vs.. same: same Va. same; same vs..
same; same vs.. same: same vs.. same; same
w. Widow Eugene Hacker: came VS.. same:
same Vi. same; same VS.. same same VS..
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The C,ty Of sew ORLEANS V. AdeIaIde o.

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same vs.. same; same vs.. same. same Vs.
| gams va same.
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Mary Weir, widow of Isidore Geraud, VS..

Civil Sheriff Of the Parish OF OfIeans.
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bun 9attsn al lit Sopsb o. belen.
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Decorah-posten., 1879-09-24

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lette.
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bun.
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renS Wenin9 ON S%orlcpellen.
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The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-07-01
CARLISLE CARPET HOUSE /!

We offer this Season the Choicest Line of all
kinds Of Carpets, Oil Cloths, Window Shades,
Looking Glasses and Wall Papers that it has
been our pleasure to open for years In pre-
sentlng these goods we guarantee to give you
the best selections prettiest patterns and lowest
prices to be had in this section of Pennsylvania.
All that is necessary to convince of these facts
is a visit to the largest Carpet House outside of
eastern cities. We buy largely and exclusively
from manufacturerswhiche enables us to sell YOU
goods at the lowest possible prices Those in
tending to furnish or refurnish their homes can
be best prohted by inspecting our stock and low
prices before buying. Respectfully,
STEPHENS & BEETEM
iRE' taken exchange Tor goods CARLISLE.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-07-01
The Murderer of Mrs. Hull Arrested.

NEW YORK, June 23.--The police search
for the murderer of Mrs. Hull seems to
have been successful at last. Police In
spector Murray received dispatch to-
night from S. j. Adams, chief of police at
Boston, saying that he has the negro y
that the watch and ring, which were two
of the most costly of the missing jewels,
we're found in his possession, and that The
negro confesses the crime. His name is
Chastine Cox, and be worked at house
directly opposite Mrs. Hull's, thus gain
ing knowledge of her habits, her money,
and jewelry, etc. The news is pot yet
known throughout the city, but will inev-
itably cause some excitement tomorrow,
because of the wanton way in which sus-
picion has been turned by the police and
some newspapers on Mrs Hull's aged and
feeble husband.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-07-01

BUFFALO, N. Y, June 2i.--Another sad
catastrophe occurred at Niagara Falls this
morning, which resulted in the going over
the falls of Mrs. A. Rowland. Mr.. and
Mrs. Rowland arrived at the Falls on the
18th inst, from the west. They registered
at the Falls Hotel from "a Rue Magnan,
Paris, France. They had visited the
various points of interest at the Falls sew
eral times, and seemed to enjoy themselves
very much. 1t was their intention to leave
at noon to-day for New York. Tickets by
railroad had already been purchased
thence they had been intending to take
the first steamer for France. After break
fast they went out for last view OF the
Falls. They walked leisurely to Goat
Island Bridge, which they crossed, taking
the right hand road on the opposite side,
which led them to Luna Island. They
stopped at the Cave of the Winds but con-
oluded after reaching there not to go
through. They then went out on the point
where Terrapin Tower used to stand,
thence to the Three Sister Islands, which
they reached about half-past nine o'clock.
They crossed to the third island, went
down the steps to the right, where they
met two gentlemen coming up. Following
the example of boy whom she saw get
ting water, Mrs. Rowland asked her hus-
band for small silver cup, which she took,
and, stepping to place where the bank is
little more than a foot above the water and
where the rapids are exceedingly swift, she
stopped to dip up the water and fell forward
into the stream. Her husband was looking
in another direction and was q few steps
from her. Whom her shrek pierced his
ear he turned and saw his wife whirled
rapidly to destruction. He became frantic,
and ran for the stream, but she was
quickly out of sight. Mr.. Rowland, who
is manufacturer of firearms in Paris, was
married to the lady who has met such q
tragic fate about two years ago, and after
visiting the Paris Exhibition, started, in
October last, for pleasure trip around the
world. Going through the Suez Canal,
India, China and Japan, they crossed the
Pacific Ocean to San Francisco, visited
Chicago, and, as mentioned above, reached
the Falls on the 18th. He will llremain here
for time, if possible to recover her body.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-07-01
A Rotten Boiler.

ALLENTOWN, Pa, June 81. "A terrific
explosion occurred at half-past five this
morning at the ore mines on the land
belonging to Stephens Il Imoyer, two miles
from Emaus, Pa. The boiler burst with
terrific force, killing five men outright and
seriously wounding four others, one of
whom has since died. The list of killed is
as follows Frank Fegley, the contractor;
Morris Schmoyer, John Schmidt, Frederick
Ettinger, Charles Derr, aged ten, driver
at the mine; Benjamin Keclx, the engineer,
and Wilson Derr, aged twelve IA brother
of Charles Derr.) All the bodies were
terribly mangled. The injured are VIM.
Hull, Frank Heimback, and Daniel Hess,
seriously. Great excitement prevails about
the mine, which is operated by the Lehigh
Iron Company. The washery and engine
house were completely demolished, the
force of the explosion being sufficient to
project portion of the boiler, weighing
over a ton, distance of one hundred yards.
Benjamin Keck, the engineer, who died at
p, NJ, lefta statement, in which he AYERS
that he notified the contractor, Fegley,
three months ago, that the boiler was
unsafe. Wilson Derr, the seventh victim
of the explosion at East Texas, died this
afternoon.
1t is stated that Keck, the engineer, was
drunk yesterday, and the accident is at
tributed to his letting the water in the
boiler run too low.
G. J. Henninger, an engineer at Emaus,
in letter in the Sunday edition Of the
"Daily Times" calls attention to the fact
that the boiler belonging to this company,
which exploded with such fatal effect
about two years ago, killing several peo-
pie and manning Others is the same one
that did the deadly work on Saturday. 1t
had been patched up and used since, not
withstanding repeated warnings that it
was not safe.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-07-01

CB- John Haberton, 10 years old, OF
Marietta, o., while fishing from the apex
of Mushkingum dam, fell into the river
and his fish-line winding about his limbs,
aas drowned before help could reach him.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-07-01

CUNDAY SCHOOLS will find it to their advan-
- tage II they want Books, Rewards or
Requisites, to address
20 ST. w. II. FRYSINGER.
s. s. Book Depository, HarrsburgPa
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-05-08
COMMISSIONERS
Sale of Land.

Milly McCollum ct ale W.. VIM. McC0llum ct ais
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
l. npde NJ the April Term. 1879. of the County
Court of Gibson county. Tennessee. in the case
of Milly McCollom et ais W VIM. McCollom ct
ais the undersigned, az Commissioner. will
expose to public sale Ia the highest and best
bidder, III the town Of Milan. Tenn, IN
Saturday, Mhy 81. 1879,
the following described trae; of land. to-wit !:
lissinninS 81 the northwest corner of the
homestead, at a stake in the lane, with black
gum pointer; thence north 10 poles to sta ke
on right of way on the Memphis & Louisville
EhilrOnd then north, As east, a poles with
taid railroad to the EHthorford fork of 0bion
river then mp said river with its meanderings
10 q sweet gum with rn,nters; then south 81
toles to = stake With maple pointers !; then east
6 10 poles 10 q stake with maple pointers; ;
the5 south 81 poles to 4 stake with white oak
pointers then east roles to u stake with dog
wood and white oak pointers; then south
A. liz poles To a stake then west 81 poles to
the beginning. Containing by estimation
44@t acres, be the same more OF less. Sold to
pay debts, etc.
TERMS uP SkLR.-One-fourth cash, one =
fourth paysble on the first day of December
next, and the balance ON the first day of De :
cember 1870. aotes with coed and appro V ed
Hecarity will be required on the deferred pay
Ments. This. May 9th, 1873.
M HOLMES, Clerk 4 Com.
By IL. c. PEAKCB. ID. c.
Rankin 4 Rhodes. Attorneys.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-05-08

The Rev. J. G. Wood, the we'll
known English naturalist, in lecture
the other day said that there was lit
orally nothing which he (the lecturer,
was so fond of as rat pie. This was
a dish which frequently made its ap'
pearance at his table, and was enjoyed
by all his family. He had several,
friends, too, who, as he had, had over
come their prejudice, and thoroughly
enjoyed q good helping of rat pie.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-05-08

A Washington dispatch of Monday
says: Representative Atkins, Chair
man oftbe House Appropriation Com
mittee, left for his home, this e-ening,
to be absent two weeks. He is paired
with Representative Baker, ofIndiana,
of the same committee. who will be
away for the same period.
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THE EXCHANGE
THURSDAY, MAY 8, 1879.

The grand Commandery Of Tennes-
see Knights Templar is in session IN
Pulaski.
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JAMES
WINE
OF
HOPS

WINE OF Hops Is the best known remedy
in the world for Nervous Debility. Lost Energy.
Lost Hopes. lmprudence. of Youth, Lost Y igor
and Ambition. IL will make you strong where
YOU are weak, anu bald up your shattered CEN
stitution. Those afflicted with pimples on the
face, il will restore your complexion.
Only st-e0 per Of. Bottle, or six $500.
JAMES MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
2Ol Washington St, CHICAGO. ILL,
Ladies afflicted with painful menstruation or
irregularities, il acts like a charm.
re. IL not Tor sale by your Druggist. will
send it by express, prepaid, on receipt OF price
DR., JANIS VIII give his opinion I'm all crt-
tical cases free Of charge. Call at othce, or
write. A BOOB Tor the million. on Lost Man
hood. Who should Marry. Why not; cnls 10
cts. to pay postage, tfom 8. m. to p n
sssisyr, % 70 ~ s-reIg
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-05-08
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
CHANGE OF FIRM.

N have sold my entire stock of Groceries to
ELI n. STONE. All persons indebted 10 me
are requested to corle forward and close their
accounts, as segire TO settle up all my old bn-
siness rs soon ms possible. i will continue to
deal In Agricultural Machinery and Farming
Implements in connection with Mr.. p. G.
LOVelace.
Mr.. stone VIII continue The grocery business
inending him 10 the public generally. lie will
keep constantly on hand full line Of every
thing usually kept in first class grocery store,
and will sell n lew as the lowest, for cash.
Respectfully. j, ii. DICKINSON.
Milan, Rcnr,, May :, 1879.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-05-08
Dissolution Notice.

THAVE THIS DAY SOLD MY INTEREST
i in the firm Of Haynes. Eewhonse Il Co. to
lack Bryant, Sr., and Bryant HewhOuse, who
will continue the business at the old stand, un-
der the firm name of Bryant Il Newhouse.
Bryant Newhouse have agreed to pay all the
debts Of Haynes 4 Rhodes and of Haynes,
Eewhouse i Co. They are also authorized to
collect all claims due the above frms. This
May 9Th. 1879.
maS-lm G. W. HAYNES.