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WOOD! WOOD! WOODl

CONSTANTLY RECEIVING PER HONEY
" Island line OF steamers, J. r. Frazer, Jose.
phine and barzes. At Wholesale and retail.
No. SIS Julia. near Magnolia Bridge, New Basir
also at corner Carondelet Walk and Marsia
street. Old Basin. Main Office. No. 1853 Common
street. P. 0. address, Lock box 1880.
Wood delivered to any part of the city.
Oak Wood. Der cord tbestl ......-........--.es 60
Ash 80
Oak and Ash mixed. per cord...--.....--. 8 60
Liberal discount made to dealers, PuI meas,
are and satisfaction guaranteed. dec2tf
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STEAMBOATS,.


REGULAR MEMPHIS AND BEND PAOKET
Leaves I'll UHSDAY. January 70. at n;ma
, HsE - FOR Matches. YIOKSBUHG,
MtfzhkJk greenville. Arkapelis, Terrene, He
lena. Memphis and the bends-The
hfs' class ,rs axs any ps GRohTrE ssetae'
W. II. Tborwegan master,
Geo. Miltenberger clerk.
will leave as above. -. -.
and RATES Low.
For freight or passuge apply on board. or to
LORD Il McpE6KE, BRO6kETT Il CARTER.
Through bills of lading signed to Pine Blum
and stations on tho Little Rock. Missisaibpi
River and Texas Hallway. via Arkapolls. Ark.
and to Little Rock and stations ON the Memphis
and Little Rock Railway. via Hopeflald, Ark.
oe8o BR0CKETT 4 CARTER. Agents.
REGULAR MEMPHIS AND BEND PACKET.
Leaves THURSDAY. January %. ut ~ N.
f, IT, - For NATGHEH VICKSBUHG,
Aas4fskk Greenylle. Arkapplls. Terrene. He
lem. Memphis and tho Benas-Ths
first class freight and passenger steamer
BENNY FRANK,
]. Frank Hicks master, ALI. drlssom clerk.
will leave as above. -
ppss sl,gEI i pGesammodations FIRST GLASS
For freight or passage apply on board Or TO
BfOCkETT Il CARTER.
Through bills of ladng signed &c. Pine Bluff
and stations on the Little Rock, Mississippi
River and Texas Hallway, via Arkapolis. Ark
and to Little Rock and stations. on the Memphie
and Little Heek Railroad. via Hopelsld Ark.
oe3o BHOCKETT IL GARTER Agents.
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MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
January 10. 1879.
Cleared YESTERDAY.

JNhuAfy TO, 1879.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship New Orleans. Halsey, for New York.
A Mouton
Steamship Margaret baker for Key West, via Cedar
Keys l X Roberts
Brit steamship Agia Sofia, Beggs, for Liverpool
~ Forarall's Sons
Aus bark Ruth. Dobrilovoh. for sAntander--
Jos Kelley
Nor bark Mizpah, Olsen, for Queenstown
VIII whitney
Sohr NJ McInnis. Fletcher. for Pensacola and Nil.
ton II Pohlmann a Son
Schr Robert Ruff. Briggs. for Galveston
Master
Steam boat Belle Of Texas, Hemenway. for jackson.
ville Fla In ballast Master
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RIVER NEWS.
OFFICE NTw ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
Thursday. January 10. 1879.
tv al

Arrivals.
Alvin, Kittie Nyn. Emma Irvine. Bastrop.
MIRA Lee. Whisper.
Departures.
Alvin, Kittie Nye.. Emma Irvine Eva. oliver
4t1s j. "A. Hanna, Clara b.. y. Stein Whisper.
To Arrive.
Alvin. Emma Irvine. Isabel. Kittie Nye. lower
EE4ti r. u. Gay, ]. w. Cannon, Bayou Sara
nl8per, Eva. Belle. upper coast. Trenton. Ut.
ky, ASSUMPTION, Henry Tete, O. X. Peck,
4purche: Alley. Kendall. Corona, Ouachita
Xpfln Baton Rougei Era No. 10. BPuf river
~ White, Grgenyile.. Netcheg, Vicksbarg
~4tna Opelousas Danube. Red River.
stage Oi tine Rivers.
& R4ilY toleRraphIc report or the stage OF water
1Hfiuns pointa, with changes. I'm tho "a hours
3f0K Yesterday at o. m,
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OUACHMTA RIVER.

TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
Leaves SATURDAY, jan. 49, ut g r. m.
IT, FOR CAMDEN. Ell DORADO,
49, "A Ouachita City. Monroe. Trenton and
all landings on Black and Ouaehitn
rivers - The fine new ligbt-draft passenger
steamer
JOHN WILSON.
Joe Holmes Muster. w. y. Clark clerk.
will leave as above. For freight or passnge ap-
ply on board or to y. A. BLANKS. President.
Office No. 106 0ravier street.
GEO. u. HITE BRtTTON Il EPPt Err. J. u.
gARLlN. JANNEY q WORK. LORD h Nc
PBAKE. Agents. jat5
NEW ORLEANS AND OUACHITA RIVER
TRANS ORTATtON COMPANY.
Leaves every WEDNEsDAT, Ct sR H.;
IT, FOR OUACHITA CITY. MONROE.
.kGsssa.sstk Trenton. and all town landings on
Black and Ouaehlta rivers = The
splendid passengsr. steamer
JOHN u. HANNA,
Jack w. Blanks master. Clerk Bon q. Coruwel,
will leave ma above. For freight or passage
apply on board or 70
,ae Capt. +. A. BLANKS, President.
| leo, d. HITtE. BRITTOH K EPPLER. j, n.
'y4T#LfN, JANNEY d WORK. LORD q Mo
JIskE. T. W. ADAMS, Agents.
~ bnnects regularly with steamer Bertha Brun-
fl.4 for Bayou UArbonne. steamers Acme and
Jimmie Baker for Bayou Bartholomew and Ba-
line river steamer Tom Parker for Little and
Fensas rivers iab II
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OPELOUsAM.

4f asrUOLA OPELOUsAs PACKET
Leaves every TUESDAY. at n ~
laMEh FOR WASHINGToN, 0PETory-
&fss.ssS sas, Port Barre. simmanooss,
Coa., Churchvile and ali iandnasan eb 9f
biean.TTIbean ann river and Bayou Courts
W., o. YAZOO,
wifi Mm 1aa Crawford Cs master B. schmit clerk
Div on boa az ABOVE For freight or passage an
pE0TYY !. :, 80. de2
I'm UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET
~ leaves p eEypsry TUESDAY. at 5 pm
sas. Port Barre, sImmsport. CbnrcS'
Atcbafo1..v11ie. and all landings on the Coas.
new iiahty = niver and Bayou Courtableau-Ths
FASCHON,
will ls ca sr % abn master Theo JOHN clerk.
ply on board aDove. FOR freight or passage ap-
BRITT skjTTq y q EPPIER. JOG Gravier street.
s sosa pr Herbert for CheynevilIe. and minnta
800 - q 90. OcSt
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The above statement is true and correct
transcript from the books of the company.
HY. PEYCHAUD. President.
LOUIS BARNETT. Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this ninth
day of January. 1879. MT DUCROS.
Notary Public No. IS Royal Street.
At n meeting OF the board of directors held Or
tho ninth day OF January. 1879. 1t was resolved
unanimously that CASH DIVIDEND OF
FIVE DOLLARS PER SHARE be hereby d.
clared out Of the net earnings OF the company
during the year ending December 81. 1878. paya-
bic ON demand to the stockholders or their legal
representatives.
jail I'm LOUIS BARNETT. Secretary.
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STEAMBOATS,.
nEu, RIvEx.
x.S river and Texas.

Rsa nivsr and Texas.
NEW ORLEANS AND RED RIVER TnANs'
FORMATION gOMpAhY. AM. !, T Igls3s; ~ Ia
OTTO HALLWAY AND OoNNHyItoNS.
Through bills Of Ieding and through passen,
ger tickets TO all landings on Red Rivsr and al
railway stations III Texse. The best route
-, FOR SHREVEPORT. JEFFBse
,ssflgsyA al son. Hot Bprings. anf eii ,anG
s&.gsfsa kings on He'd Hivsr ebo rA'iws'
stations In Texas.
FOR MINDEN DIRECT.
w. y. BehRn, Geo. Wilkinson. master.
Leaves THURSDAY. January 10, Mt y. III.
No wharfboet charges, drayage or eommIselot
Sara or at New Orleans. In forWarding freight
consigned to tho company by bill OF ladipg.
For freight or passage apply on board gt tnf
bonfs or nj the Office Of the company, No. IL
GrayIer street. jos. A. AIKEN President
g.E UAhi.fN. DRfTToN i EfPLER.
jal LORD h MuPEAKE. Agenta
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TECmE AND A,eHAFALAyA.

TECHE AND AtGHAFALAYA.
REGULAR BAYOU TFCaE PACKET.
Leaves SATURDAY. January 25, at 3 D. m.
IT. FOR ST. MAHTINsVILLE, NEW
&c., E Iberia, Jeanerette franklin, Centre
Vile. PatterEonville and oil nterme-
diate landings on Bayou Teehe and Atehafa-
laya-Tbe now passepgsr steamer
CLARA -,
w. Wenzel master r. II. Muggah clerk.
will leave as above. For freight or passage ap-
ply on board or to
GEO. D, HITE. 81 Gravier street.
a4 j. r. OAHLTN II Tehoup'tenlas st.
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srHAMBoATs.


LIvERPOOL-Per steamship Apia SoHa-5p5O
bales cot 306 1880 bushels wheat In bulk 1900
pos slaves 6Il3 ~ SO bushels corn In bulk
NEW YORKER steamship New Orleans
$40 bales cotton Cyl bbls moasses $50 bills rice 100
bbs honey 1853 hhds sugar 100 bds hides SO ska rice
meal fa0O pos slaves
ship Margaret-For Key West 1905 bbls -four Is
bills grits 20 bbs cornmea 10 bbls potatoes bbls gu
gar hbds sugar pkgs meat IS Meroes hams 7s0
sacks AGO sacks oats SOS sacks bran boxes ba
con 10 sacks coffee g pkgs sundries
PENSACOLA AND MILTON-Per sobr J n
Molnnis650 sacks corn so sacks oats so sacks bran
10 hbs pork leo bbls potatoes bbls whisky 10 bxs
meat 200 pkgs sundries
GALvESrON-Per sohr Robert Ruf-40O tons of
coal
sANTANDER-Per bark Ruth--sc0 bales cotton
1s 100 DOS etaves
QUEKNSTOWN-Per bark Mizpah-62ls sacks of
oilcake
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WEEKLY RED RIVER PACKET.
Leaves every SATURDAY ct 9 D.
FOR GRAND ECORE. ALBXAN.
fr~% = DBIA, EGO BEND. Normnps. Bar.
kfEAa3EkkR bins. Wares aud why lsndinas-~The
"ssss SssAs steamer
DANUBE.
lin place of The New Bart Abel
Richard Binnott Muster. Geo. Hamih IN. olerh
VIII lsaye Ne above. For freight or paasAa.
apply on boaId. or to
X. w. ADAMS. Al Commercial Place,
p. B.--Frelght consigned 10 wharfboat. month
Il a art w be- nsW rss
charge ins
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Low En cor.

Leaves DAILY asoR;n.
,kz44nGE ton. Terre au5B,euf. and all plan
tation landing The new. fine and
EMMA WINE,
n. I Vallette, master.
Leaves as above regu,rly. commencing August
T. returning to the ~ early Ia the morhing
CONT street. auI1 III
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LARol1RCMK.


| WE, HAVE, COME TO STAY
| RELIEVE MO prpot,ra rorTur CONTRARY
q ts1ifIs n .rT.tr WIsTnI . IA ~ tr
rooves aya.a n6NA aaa l,tIflHnhav nj
| oe"ses esery "oNpa. alo iHohoDa1 ~
,r,rr Al X, n 81 un;;r,.urp
| laHnKIt &. x. pECK.
Louis IIepaon Muster.
/. b. Keenan, and q. j. Blanchard clerks.
For freight or passage IMPLY on board. OF 10
PA clerk always on he landing nj head
of Bienvile ptreet de14
pAyor "a rot1uCtIE Ann ,,oaAfnaf,n
ih paGm III at En- wEk nh HpooN-
rao sos s,a,g MnNtn1y a. -, " as,a rI;rn.v
'''"Se' esols "os ~ ~ y, =, u W. anu ehiDA
Tho e,a :, ,,a aa ~, .,..,n.r
IsMeN - 'ho hhe paesoasef s.oa'oer
AfassA sV MANY.
Tea nal,.ro, r,.s.ar n,a,.,,a o,.r,
eevsa New Orsana as above re,pnino ve avsrv
wv fsa1a a,au ,,asn.,, a,.,,, -.
HIN NJ Il TTpRy ~ o ooh.u s pr
Cont street. TO rscslvs freight. nois If
MEI,rti 4 N,I,l Mn Or NtrUuu, TNnIp,s,5
nFNtr I fHr ~ ~ va,ft Morf uTIIt EN-
III u,t,t,,,1 ~ Pr IL mi. ~ ~ naUoonG1n'
r.,,,, ah i,.s mo ~ LAuhEL s, vhbbEi:
A'o"'o' o'oi' 4"oHDnt anu ihohoDAA NJ
ur,, ~ ~ ,,.
- r. THE PABHENaER STEAMER
- TRENTON
:, : -.
g. D. mater Ton Knee CLERK
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NY MetlKNN d,
MoRaAps LoUlsIANA AND TEXAS RAIL
HOAU

January 1876 hbds sugar j Hart hoo--J do 7
bbls molasses w ~ Mathews a. Bro-l4 hhds sugar
Maspefo &eo--i6 do + Mod rmott--aa do to Cnas
Lafitts-27 DO ~ bbIs moasses Clapp Bros &oo-iB
hhdH sugar u Given a. Son -.55 do 30 bbs molsases
John Calder ~ do SO hhds sugar to n 4 5evrs- &c
bbls molasses " Bourgeois-6O do A Rauxet--l0 do
70 hhds euaar Bush Il Levert--12 do ITO bbs molas.
aes Renshaw. Cammaek Geo. do order--2t bhaa Ell.
gar y Hopkins-st do Duoros Hstfel-t Il II Keep
-52 do ~ bbls molases Richard Milliksp--32 do "a
hhds sugar Robert Hare do j w Burbridge eco
II do bbis molasses M Putnam do hhda sugar
E Odell-s do Ryhoski Il Manade -l5 Kei1er a. Gard
ner-s5 John Adams &oo-i A Terttou-4 q Pascal
&ce--6 bbls moarses J Biboet-tsdo w E Lsverieh
III bales cotton L Laoasspg ne-t do Bush A. Ievsrt
Il Hiekman--5 l. Tetrebonne-1 Rice Born A.
co.. BerksoB Bres--T Tertrou-3 q w EenteI a.
GOO w Burbridge &oo-l q tper-I II Bper--2
Levy, Loeb Seheuer &oo-iG Hrsoh Adler ZOO b
Keep Raymond M Putnsm--7 bbs sugar Il,
l. Lacasssgne--iG hides bdls gr hides TO Rykoski a.
Mansde go hides Il Hermap--l hf bbls sugar Geo
Porteous2 bales moss l. Surle Zoo sundries to or.
der-Total bales cotton 400 hhds sugar bbls an.
gar hnA hbs maIsaseA
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Imports

GLASGOW-Per ship City of Montreal--4oo tons
pig Iron ia casks soda ash 1000 boxes of pipes to
order
GENOA-Per bark L.ouisiana-100 cases vermouth
2s sacks pepper to A Nadal-3c0 cases vermouth 400
baskets oil A Rochereau &oo-l tbl fish Il Piaggio-
$50 bXs paste pkgs mdse to order
UTILLA-Per schr Jos Mscheca-155o punches
bananas 1900 plantans % 900 oocoanuts bbs lines
j Macheca
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ArrlyAsl

Fr steamsoip Martinique, Reculoux, 2 days from Hs
vana. to l. Grande Point
Brit ship City of Montreal Allar go days FROM GlAs
gov, to Hall d vaugban--4th dis
Ital bark Luciano Sierra, Lanro 50 days from Mar
settles to master--Point
Sohr Jos Maoheoa. Woodbury., . days from Utilla
toJ r Maoheea-P l.
BrEAMBOATe.
Camelia Hanover from Covington--New Basin
kitte Nye. Kouns. from Lower Coast
Corona DE Hart. from Camden
Whisper, Comatook from Bayou Goula
Laura Lee, Leo, from Shreveport
Clara s, Muggah. from st Martnvie
Bastrop, Hodge, from Lind Grove
Alvin, Soovell, from Lower Coast
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Pascagoula-Per schr City Belle-1oOo bbls char.
coal to master
Tangipahoa-Per schr Mary Diana-1S cords wood
to master
La Conche-Per sloop Willie Dear-Sundries to
order
lumber to order
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NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD.

January 1910 hhds sugar Il Forstall's Sons
20 do LeSasser Bnder-s2 Meyer. Weis &oo-25
do 40 bbs molasses Bruger--J2 do IS hhds sugar
X q Dugue--12 do bbs molasses Lanaux a. SONG
% do 10 hhds sugar Thibaut-79 bbls moasses to
Joseph vigncs--s do l6 bids sugar Laftte Dufflho
co-t5 do IL BIB q molasses Jaubert &oO-3O do and
Us hbds sugar H Gav-17 bbls molasses John Calder
.sundries 10 order-Total $40 hhds sugar and 249
bbls mOlasses
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Memoranda.
Capt. Woodbury., of tho schooner Jos. p. Mache-
ca, makes the following report:
Left Portland for Now Orleans via UtilIa Islands
When near Turks Island the mate. L. q. Mansfield
of Portland. Maine. was knocked overheard by the
malnssil. Used every exertion to save him, but
without avail.
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Capt. Amundsen. Of the Norwegian bark Skare-
grom, reports
Dec %. lat % N, lon 81 a w. English bark II 7 X
v. from London for Barbados, SO days
Dec 9, lat 8 81, Ion rs 20 w, English ship @ N p
X, from Antwerp for New Orleans, 26 days
Dec H. lat 20 n. Ion 80 80, English bark w VINO
Harriet McBesth), from Cork for Doboy Sound "a
days.
Dec 1s. lat 1s 90, Ion 81 W, passed English bark
North Carolina, Of Liverpool, steering westward
The captain not answering flag signals within a
distance Of two miles, went close under the vessels
stern to satisfy my self who the stranger might be-
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Mr.. Llienthal has on exhibition at his gal
lery three excellent specimens OF the photo
graphic art. One, and by far the largest, ID o
representation Of the main sitting-room of
the Pickwick Club, with the members grouped
In various positions, sitting, standing and re-
clinng. Every likeness Il perfect, and the
grouping Is q marvel Of artistic taste. The
picture II G0xso inches: another, Of the same
kind, 40x6o, represents the Continental
Guards, III their handsome uniforms, camped
out at Spanish Fort aud resting after the
labors OF q mannnvre. A third represents the
officers Of the Orleans Artillery gathered
around their colonel who Is seated In the
arnory, all i'd full dress uniform. This is
40x5O, and, in detail, more elaborate than the
others In consequence Of a smaller number Of
persons.
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PERSONAL AND OTHERWISE.

NJ Theirs is said to have left no writings
except the 1000 pages Of notes which We're to
form Ills great philosophical work. These
were deposited with the Bank of England in
November, 1870, and are still there.
King Alphonso ard the Archduchess Marie
Christine will be married at Madrid On the
twenty-eighth of November. The bride and
her mother will sail from Trieste to BARGE
Iona on an Austrian war-ship conveyed by q
Spanish squadron
Bright, Jr in Boston, the other day, said: Il
am very glad to meet you, Mr. Bright, but /
would rather meet your father" IN y father
| Is better worth meeting was the modest
answer to this pig-headed remark.
| DR.. LIE Moyne the enthusiast on cremation,
has lost two children since his crematOry at
Washington, Pa, was erected, but Ia both
cases the depository for the remains was q
cemetery, not a furnace. The second child
died few days ago OF diphtheria.
Dr. Oliver Wendell Holmes Is said to take
the best possible care OF his health, and to
believe that he owes his length of years to
| this care He pays great attention to the
weather, 1t Is added, having all sorts Of scien-
tific instruments to tell him when the atmos-
phere will permit him to take walk. He
| has, however, no fear Of death.
The Czarewitch recently visited with King
Oscar Ii the famous old castle Of Gripshon, In
| Sweden, where Eric XIV endured his long and
severe imprisonment. The old keeper, who
has been In Office there for nearly hall cen
| tury showed the Czarewitch q heap OF straw
and told him that his father, the present
Car, had used 1t as his bed In the year 1888.
Profound piety Is not the only surprising
sentiment developed Ia the hearts OF con-
| demned murderers when the scaffold begins
| to cast It's dark shadow. One Gustig, not yet
| twenty-one, is to be hanged next Friday Mt
| Indianapois and woman named Belle Ray
| is to be married to him an hour or two before
the execution.
The regal golden crown which Pope Leo
XIII sent last spring to King Menelik, OF
Snoa-a monarch who has always been friend
| ly to missonarieR-has never arrived at Its
destination. It's bearer, Capt Martini, the
explorer, Was attacked by a hostile tribe on
bis journey to ShOa, and was deprived OF both
King Menelik's golden crown and the accom-
panying pontitical brief
Swiss colonies at Greenville s. G., and on
Cum berland Mountain Tenn, have mad Won
| derful success. The latter settled In 1873 and
consists OF lis families and about 100 souls,
who purchased 10000 acres OF land at 81 per
acre. Each family finds itself now IN @ COM
fprtaple home with q good income. They
have dairy and cheese factories In successful
operation, their products finding ready sale
at fancy prices.
Com. Charles Boardman, United States
Navy, died at Martinsburg, West Virginia,
Saturday night. at the age of eighty-four:
He was born In Maryland, and vas appointed
midshipman In. the navy from the District
OF Columbia In 1911. He had been In the ser
vice about sixty-eight years, and was on the
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rHr DEAD or THE fOURTEENTH
$ On SEPTEMBER.
II Just Tribute to the Ladies OF 'ne
Crescent CITY Relief Asso-

ciation.
n our account Of the visit TO tine erav.s -
IN dead heroes Of the fourteenth q go 49,
81 b. their gallant and belo .ed CON tue,
t5en. Ogden, accompanied BY Governors nva
oils. McEnery and Penn, Brig. ven. 49,. no4 .aa
and the gentlemen u Cen osoen : ~ ,aant,n ~
sa .,a arm staff we omitted to make mention
~ v M sttentfon bestowed upon the graves by
III ., aayated ladies' Of the Crescent oity heilef
a ~ us RE following letter very grace
n,iIy hsstows the praise TO which they are En-
t,.iad snd We cheerfuliy adopt its sentiments
w our own
-. n M IA Editor Of the Democrat:
4 NJ uour Iast Mondays Issue gave lifting
..nocsvnniti1n Of the rememb ranee OF our pa
tsy9nlc dend WHO fell % the glorious fourteenth
~ YHnntefnler. 1874. by this gentlemen OF the
n f,o Taaatle II seems also suitable that like
sM,sni}nn should he made the dtvvti' a Of the
SGina III inc Crescent City Relief Association to
~ memory of these honOted men,. Through
sks rain o Saturday. the thirteenth, these noble.
seif-sacriflciDg women went from cemetery to
seSmatery aud from tomb to tomb, placing
tokens wrought by their own. hands at each
sSnarate grave The across embiematic of the
1Sarfyrdom Of these brave men. and the crown
eymboliztng TIL glory encircling their brows.
{,r1der and loving hea to OF these true women,
h whose affecionAte devotion to our dead
heroes and To the sufferers left desolate and
destiI ute by their drHtbs, the chivalrons men OF
New Orleans take q just and generous pride.
& ' CITIZEN.
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4 BASE BALL.

Matches and Club Notes in General.
lba n, Ta,t, r,,,l
80 ~. leope CiuD plays ne henner
scratehley Club to-day, on Logan,s green,
q "a, ! r,,rsa - ~ - o'ooA = - - ss'A1o
80 ~. puio1 u s1o
Last tuesday the Frank Waters and Dunn
Clubs played match game for $50, which re-
snlted IN d tie after s,rtpen ,nninga had been
| -, - 81 80 $3.50
played. Both clubs agreed 70 renew the game
| to-day and increase the stakes to $1O0 side.
| The game will take plaee Mt 10 o'clock this
..,. s 4. ill., sTl,,l IA n,u..sa.
morning, III tne ln li,9 plst1iet. =.
49, lna INT E sao IT. 49, - paypu ay ~ ~
Iwee11 C.s I'M ahu , ~ s I1 ~ ~ ~
Den Park; the game VIII 90 called at 3o
oG Tba nm, p.rr,, Rosa "a, r,,,h iii 1855
ne h ia ah paep Iaa h n'1 MN, W. cr ts
pats Iosday WILD me I. Mann OluD ror Ine
sum OF w. Tue game lakes place Oh floneer
eI Th ~ 2 Z. u. s snhrpi 3D., c,,,, ,.,
Ine ". HLsuslie o Pane na'I olIp nus peel
oishnI1bu VIII 80 IuloWs olilegrs hll,l
p,ayeIs, y. money prssldsllg !, any p. =. hnocn
VICE p.eslaens ahu a ~ o. @ uauain treasurer
HHm ~ Y. Lhcun onTenan 5eci teai hbn 2. !.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-21
Discharged.

The case OF the State VS.. Richard Welsh,
charged with disturbing the peace at Camp
Schwartz On the eighth tnstant.-)udge Mil
tenberger, after diseharging the accused, said !:
"The accused s discharged on the ground
that he was sufficiently punished by being
locked up several hours for the slight dis
tlrbance which he cause.-the court stating
that he could not be held responsible for the
acts Of other parties relative to his release.
That the object of the court in having the
said accused rearrested and brought before the
court for trial, was for the purpose OF estab-
fishing clearly and beyond doubt that the
military, when not In actual service on the
call of the chief magistrate Of the State, are
subordinate to the civil authorities"
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-21

retired list, his last cruise having expired in
1850. He has been resident OF Martinsbure
about fifty -one years.
One OF the Manhattan Bank robbers mas
returned. through the New York Herald q
government bond OF one hundred dollars
reg stored Ia the name OF Emily Tyson,
which was stolen with the other securities.
Being registered 1t was OF course Impossible
for the thieves to make use OF II TO tnelr az
the TACT that Emily Tyson is q poor and de.
serving colored woman, the bond is chlvai-
ronsIy returned for her benefit II trans.
pires, however, that the officers Of the bank &
had already paid her for 1t and the return IL
SO much to their GAIN