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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-07
TlIH, CON v ENT1ON.
Excitement III the Gitv-aen, ogde
on For Baton Rouge.

Excitement in the City Gen. Ogdet
on For Baton Rouge.
T'ha excitement nn the a'rnhts yesterday ovel
ths praeaatllnas Of the Convention was Intense
ana news frunl Baton Rouge WHs awaited Will
lFan Etaatnat interest not nnmlvah with ~ sia'y
and III N, a late hnnr laEi night tue telearnr'
aftsa tsAs haeianad hy tt,s ff'anda of the gen
tnrrn whran tiaiiina hnFn ttnnfna ~ nnnshthM
nuslY Frr weeks paH ~ candidates. iot the nom
lnntlnn for HnvAfnat. who we're sending ant
fenhivinE dispatches.
fhera prevail Il fhn wildcat rulnatE .as Y
what the Conventions hal dune nnd WAS doing
ana nt, matter how tiinfDhnhin they wore. tl1tl
we're aaaprIv received MID readily lnlietaf.
All authentic Information III" stiutt'nn ~.
rived the friends III Gov. Wilt ,nantfnRfah r.
pral,trat rnthlniAa and confidence. anA 'ht
Tfiana Mt ae, ogden lpat hnp ~ u numtna
tinn mid rui,tnt,tad themselves with the belief
which wnn III, however. very deep 4asasadt In
tha fight could BIZ continued III anew line. whitl
would run lii II country niaH.
tssna panEa LHFr Won nAToH RnuGH
tsal eya,,iup iii tile pHtaaui In respnnHa 10 III,
nat taat summons ttrnt his ,nnnaaats nia
matches t.t,tvaa tant hight atatn that hls move
III linton Rnnaa will lniura hia rrnapputa. i
was generally regarded ~ II aat aaaneratt
move, which Waula Hsaii htm nplllhg and lhH
nlaht thnrn wnrn iaw II anY rerHane - the "a J
whu doubted tlat the nomination ~ GnY, NtltS
I'LL the ltrat ballot wHH Il fufnanhn snnninHivh.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-07
\. CITY ECHOES.

At2 o'clock Sunday the gable Of the cottage
No. 81 Dsiord street. fell down.
Sunday the Schooner t. o Sons enllded. With
the foot-hridRe At Magnolia Garden. and WAS
damaged TO the extent OF $40
Terry Williams was lodged In the Third Sta
tfon charged With cutting and slightly wound
ing Charlotte Libby.
Bill Lewis and JEFF Sanford were Injured
xan's wharf.
John Friedman and Joseph Murphy we're
locked 10 In the Central Station. charged with
disturbing the peace and insulting ladies' on
OAnal street.
ID and w. DriscolI were arrested On q war.
rant yesterday and locked up Ia the Central
station. charged with having, On the third In
slant. cut and slightly wounded Ely. Amt
Saturday night two Suspicious looking char
aaters with n trunk In their possession, were
cha ed BY the private watchman of the sugaI,
sheds. The two men dropped the trunk and
fad. The trunk was taken to the Harbor Sta
ton.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-07
ACADEMY or MUSIC.

'I'l,n HarpnJ performances VI M'llss" IRE
scented The plas 10 litter adynht nge last evening
than III The nrat hight evlhenelnH that ne
nlArs.s ate now IN fill aynpHthf with lheit
uubia THE audience was unite A. enthusiastic
aH nn Sunday niaht. whioh n aarlnE not y little.
The bit made hy Annie rix'ay promises 10
secure for her nh engagement ns brilliant ~ It
will ha fl 5ft. W. Hgain take naaaann 10 refer
III the strength III Mnnnnpnah h Fulfurafs Com
pany who 80 effectively aaHiat her ~ making q
stinnaaH nf the aramn, If drama II T..
'rha Hfe4liks pnrapnHtnn nf tHapfge Smith.
NEtksa drunken fstlar. hv Mr. w. 4. JehnHonl.
..eHAfvea more than rnaRnE etllneY. aud,
hartiaE !, unaFti unhh lialnet. Tho snma may
Ia naId IT Robert Tultpfdfa Jnan llaHefa. u
most difficult mid trying character Whlnh nine
tv.nina hunsfs1 nut III h thons md actors
would Til puhtndls hnrlaaune.. Tn nani. g
iintsarH W. find All accomplished actor. Whpse
fudge Haesri,,ge,. II an axeallant Interpretation
.if t,la fsntea atkRnHna primitive HRnlre.
tttbn Bill HI well nnraanataa Ivy j. " hnnph-
tillth WHO inakaa MI the character ali TINT nnn
Va tnnda III IL Astounding n broad humnr.
ttM.lisss ii. navatthalaFa, u .rlar That n nnah+
fashionable to polite HaiH. IT Wn miRtaka not,
nlafel HI II IT, 1T will rank With ths Eraates'
auraaaaeR III nut theatrical Aeasull.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-07
QUARAN1,INE MATTERS.
the Barge y. q. Webb in Conflict Will
the Board Of Health.


the Board of Health.
Yesterday M unusual case came Under the
attention of tho Hoard of Health. A like affair
occurred laHt ysRr. bnt NJ summary and severe
proceedings were Immediately tnkan, the o.
fsnHe ceaaed. Gu Hatufhay lat, however, the
second oaaa snosurfsd: The hatHa q q Webb,
laden with Timber from raHaaeaula. having
pasaetl Tire NtgelatH Quarantine Station with
mt ntarptnu foF. inauanflnn. m. ,AdnnF. tho
quarantine phYairian, imtnaliafelr taupftad
the fact III III. Anatih rnl an TIN atfirnl ut The
haisn 1T the Nav hnetn, tho master. Iapt. Mnr.
nneEn. Wna notified ~ appear at ths Board OF
Health offer.
lii went ihera Yesterday With frtend. vino
anli thut The Webb had 'haayed t,' nt the niao-
atH, hut dld not eaat anchor. nuh TINT the quar-
hnttne phyatriHn rnrta alThsRiHs. anil some
hnrph words were exchanged bHfWeen him aala
thu nnntnn.
Tho faat lint nnehor had not hesn east deter
minai H. A,taiin III ordering tlla vafsH hnrk,
though ths, raptain pleHdal quito vshemanfiy.
nr Aiatin instructed tl,a atiefetary IA have the
sheriff take ehafge of The harEa ahanhi The o.
der not ha complied with, ny the nffansh bears
tina nidttiuunl penalty ut Ahnh anr.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-07
RAILROAD HALE.
TrnnHrer of the New Orleans. Mobile
and Texas Railroad Authorised.

TrmnHIar ct the New Orleans. Mobile
and Texas Railroad Authorised.
Tha following order received from Judge
Wuuda, III tho United Htatea Circuit Court. haH
s9Ban nntefna upon The minutes III the opurtt
Circuit raurt5 III the United States. ruth IN
alsaAl ulrn,lt D,atfiaf " honlsans hfnns NJ
nsa, br..tsa WI NV Vf.sane, Moh, Iafa a,1
Tha petition Ill rrAaH NJ. hmea, trustee anil
fsdwsrh ID. Maraan. .taeo. ILLUS ana. Hat.
gIHou putkea \ nutehaainE nnmnittep raffe.tad
Kill Il r NV niR .pa IN, aud s1eanshp nrans.
t,aftv III lha petition. have heun aubmltea hY
n NH III Ii IL ads ii prayed for III the petition
Il HI lannaafa from tha dpeu,nenta aforesaid md
f l ths railroads II tha New orieanA, Mobile
AM raSaa Railroad company lyiha, r. the state
M nuistaaa vet 2. w Mtsssrapi risar p W.
aaAsn line ol tia railroad ~ extends FROM the
alasnny4la. and thence ii vatmtlionsIle. with
tile itAea laAaaH tharptn, constructed ar tn by
Nalatractal. renlaluH Ia tho rnasasaion ind
Aenhtral of tho aata truatua FOR An advantageous
And llfurthsr appearing, hat there was " ale of
NM Y n NV as Him aa an mar
ktAoA nnrkaes unAer Hi order III this vo'lrt, and
that thu said parties having failed tu comply
Wlbh the anA1iitanA. the tatna IL Incomplete.
and TINT the Morgan Louisiana md leNaa
glaslfuad and Steamship Company have agreed
an ths pare III thu aald purchasers with their
sanahnt. aa anpsArs by the patitiona filed md
submitted. and that the conditions III the Hale
snaaeto tie purchasers will 20 fulfilled ~ The
AAId Atlaea.
And ths narttea having submitted y COPY Of
the dsnh made by the said Amea IA furiherance
uf thia contract. the court unon consideration.
soRpEns
That tho petitions and documents aforesaid he
AlAh Amung tito proceedings III the cause. that
the substitution III thn Morgan Louisiana and
TNxna ssailreai md Steamship Company, NJ
pufehaaarp. ha alnW.sd. thAt the deed made by
Sfa ahfd trustee. II. M. AMea. to Raid company.
aa sanctioned, aud That the enid trustee hs nu-
Ehofisah III surrender the properly therein de-
waslheA ~ The Mo Rnn Louisiana and TeSas
KatIroAd and Steamship Company. conform.
ably sa the terms III this conveyance. Tnesourl
knfthar orders that fhn trustee make " report
t The circuit court Mt ita next term aA To his Ac-
n item under this hfdaf.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-07
"A TECHNICAL MISTAKE.

There are now several British vessels under
detention at Quarantine Station which eottor
Mhtppare are anxious 10 SEQ OF the whsrvas
They committed the unfortunate mistake 81
touching lit Havana and lying alongside til.
WHAT; hence Tie detention. The II i, rule esae
with Ii clean bill III health and free Of sickness
hut which touched At Havana, where yelloV
lever still preyals--wil be subjected to 'e,
ssIAy~. d uaranttne, hnt II the vessel stands on
ii mile or Il mile and half from the shore, sh,
will experience oaly i've days detention. Thi.
Wi Ia was established on the suggestion OF Col
Hariia. VINO has recently been To Havana.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-07
HOOD REL1r FUND ENTER
TAII TENT.

Preparations for the I'D entertainment for
the benefit of the Hood LET fund. to be givt y
ON Friday evening nexF the Grand Opera
House. by the EhakespdS Club. under the
auH nieaa uf tho Association Army of Tennessee.
Mre being actively pushed forward. and tLat the
event will ba one OF the kreatest Ut the season
cannot Na 1oH lad,
On The occasion Npbstar's superb. historical
ssslst which includes the best amateur talent lii
the city.
The certainty oil witnessing an exceptionally
llIe performance. coupled win the object pf the
ssntsrtAtnment. will. 1t ia safe 70 say. I'LL the
Guerra House With such Al audience aa has
@elaaua Oh never before gathered within its
wallis
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-07
Capt. K,aa.s Treasure oncs Here.

lAugusta lMe.j Journal Aeptember aoj
II Ia reported that on Saturday the work
men employed In digging RESERVOIR on the
east side Of the river unenrthed HI Iron chest
about three feet long. eighteen inches high
and about tho sumo depth. II Is reported
also TINT tho chest contained y large sum oil
money. Tho TREASURE Is supposed to belong
tn Mr. Charles V. d. Granger, formerly OF
Augusta. Mr.. Granger elaims that his 9f.tnd-
father md Capt. Robert Kidd, he of piratleAl
fame. were great eronles, and says tllat when
Capt Rt,bprt died he left with Grandpa
Granger maps. charts, etc, telling him whhre
several millions III treasure wefs buried. Mr..
Granger still holds those papers III bis pos
session, aud without doubt tue treasure
found belongs To Hun.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-07
Through u Trap Door.
--[Datrn!t FREQ PraHe. ]


The proprietor of ii store on Jefferson vs-
nus WAS yesterday looking out upon the raiu-
betirizHlsd street aud figuring that he
wouldn't make n esnt tho Whols AFTERNOON,
when q harA-up looking stranger, wet to the
hide. walked softly IN and took seat In q
char.
Anything to-day I" asked the merchant.
The answer WAS q lonesome shlke OF the
head
bad weather to-dny."
Another weary shake replied.
After five minutes OF silence the stranger
got up and begun walking. the store. The
trap.door Lending to the basement WIS up,
and In one OF bis turns he went down out OF
sight like a bag Of shot. The merchant
called out when Ii was too late. aud he run to
tic trap and peered down the dark stairs
with tho expectation Of seeing q corpse on
the cellar boJtuin. Instead OF thnt the strange
man appeared Oh the stairs and assembled
without help. He WAS covered with dust from
head to foot and his coat split up the back.
and the merchant hastened TO say:
"I nm very sorry, indeed. forgot the
trap-ars you much nurt T.
MY friend" replied the stranger. as he
turned around and extended his hand, you
have been the meands Of saving me! Shake
hands with mer'
The merchant thought the fall had made a
lunatic, but he shook, and the man went on
Five minutes ago / was bali drunk and des-
perate | had about made up my mind to
murder some one and jump into the river
That fall has given me new and better ideas
From this hour / am q new man. with o bet
ter life before mel Shake againT
.Ah--yes-ver strange" stammered the
merchant as he shook, and the stranger said
ais he stood Id the door:
II thank you from the bottom OF my heart
for leaving that trap openl Wife and chill,
dren shall bless your name, and | can never
forget you'll G0od-by, slr--ten Thousand bless
inRs-Heaven keep you In Its care"
Vttar hart rtifT u a
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Maximum tam. erai,irn ~: minimum On.


WaHHtNaTnH, Oct. o. far the Middle
Atlantic HtntHa, increasing slo'ldnnss aud o'-
rast onnl rain. aasterlF winds, stationary NJ
lower temperature, rising followed Ivy falling
barometer
For tho South Atlantic Htatea. cloudy or
PARTLY cloudy weather. with rain brisk east
erly winda. stationary IL lower temperature,
hinhef. followed hy falling barometer.
lFnr The Gulf tslates. cloudy III partly cloudy
Weather. with rain. euatstly winda station.
AIRY u higher Temperatures, lower barometer
For ills Ienneaana mud tho Ohio Vnlley,
cloudy IT rattlv cloudy weather, ppsasblH
oneaaon rsin IN Tannessae. wihds MOSTLY
from epst AMI south, Ilearly stationary ten-
ntlire. lower barometer.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-07
SONS or LOUISIANA.

The Benevolent Association ut the aonH q
Louisiana will celebrate thesr twenty third
anniversary on sunday next, the twelfth In
stanf al their hail. on Ilystan Fields. between
Decatur and uharrsa alraeta, The rnnkH Of
the Sons of Louisiana contain Rotna III tho
ehorsst md boat among our CREOLE population.
aud the Hpnoatntinn " we'll known In the city
for tla good decide and benevolent wprks. Wn
doubt not hut the anniversary aslnbfatfon will
be LII nll manner worthy ut The society WhnHe
birthday III epmmamnfataa.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-07
First District Court.
PETIT JURY ron OCTOBER.

PETIT JURY FOR OCTOBER
The following 'nrora were impaneled to serve
FOR the month of Octobnr.
Aain'l j. Berg. T.. Heyot y Jonohsrez, g.
Nj. " Abat. j. Menier. II. NJ Rrunat A. J. Chr
riora. b. Douny, A. I,eenl!ier, Edgar, CanonKe,
j. Laguarte, John DarEaret. Y OOonnell a.
Percy Y, w. Etshhuz, Il q sere. Geo. Terry.
i, Imhntt. j. w Gorreinlles. y. W.. Ileaban.. ID,
w Iseiehert. r. Davidson, y Ramel. ]; q. Crlu,-
rich, e. a. Maurian, J. r. n4four, T. BAohemin
O. Mnanon. jules Camps.
Tue court then adjourned until the fifteenth
instant.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-07
what ID Grief r

subject or investigation BY an Italian physt-
ologist, M. Paolo MeLtegazza, who has
studied with great care all the contraetlons
which suffering produces La the human face,
and endsavored to arrive at an exact distinc-
tinn 81 the phenomena CT real ron sImuiated
sorrow. All the forms OF dolorous hypocrisy
he exposes mercIlessly. The following, &C.
cording to M. Mantegazza, are sigma Of
feigned grief: l, The expression Ii nearly
always exaggerated relatively TO the cause d
the grisf; 2, the yisage u not pale. and the
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-07

The following marriages, births md deaths
were recorded yesterday at The office Of the
BuRrd ~ Hyalth.
Mrs. John anhall, = daughter.
Mrs. nnnh KilE, IL daughter
Mrs.. Win. II. hInlaf. Il daughter.
Mra Bernardo AHtrn a SOP.
Mrs. Baui II. II FRY. II daughter.
fra. rtatra nnftha. son.
Mrs. VIM. Ftet. sin
Mrs. Hnnry Havoratta, Jr., n lnughtrr.
Mrs. hdWarh Harrison n daughter,
Mia Martin Moe, " Eon.
Mira Frederick III / hurn, ir., daughter.
Mrs.. Anten hurhnlnt aaauahtef.
Mrs. hasatn H.htaf. u ann.
Mira. 1T. u, Brown. daughter,
hrs. Fail Nirren Da net y daughter.
MIRA John WinRart. II daughter
Mira ithaA Yafknnhaat. ar4 II son.
Mrs. jean 0aEalla. u son,
MARRIAGES..
wn, Hddgaa ia Miaa Matildn Kpmhnll.
VIVA blanchard III fllaH Louise Fott'et.
EmanualJ. Dhyia To MARY u. Richardson.
GEO, L'nkH tn Nina While.
Teter Neadmlet W Mnfy A. Hhlwood.
nHAfHa.
Mrs. GannpHva Hhepperly. 80 years. Matigos
Fanny Lee. Il. 4 years and mouth. pailsh o
JeHarspns .==t,=
Paul Aetnr InWla, II vaars. eorner OF ltoahe
hlHva md Barracks Htfenta.
Marcel narssial,n,. y renta, Eatraeks atraet
Louis hainhnfHt ~ VOLTS. ~ lta9s fAfea's
NJ Evans. II years, Hp4 Eiysiae. Hiada street.
Coo. Alexander AWs nnny. 10 gfaFR. Lasea. DO
tween Arahslla aud Nashville ptfsete.
Thomas Jones. HaHn hip ST. louis.
htta Wnrnkau. TX years., AElsrs.
Andrew Nalsou, o. daYas 10 Hunter street.
Pierre Martin Dantan. u Yatrs native 81
France, Mlrp, between Dumatne and III. Ann
streets.
Ella Juap ph. u, j Fepra. nn'fve III New Orleans
pnnstan nnnr IFhoupitnnha Rtfsat.
Mrs. Sarah kerham. % yeata. I'm Tehonpltou.
laH street
Elizabeth Killean. n minutes. Dryndes. neal
Erntn HtreRt.
Frederick karlay 10 minutes. Al Flrat street.
jules Albert rnard months. liz bt. Fotet
Hltasi.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-07

Ysater'ay aorEsant Iltoy repaired to n fence
No. a7 MnrHia ptfaet, kept by q negro thieI
il ,nei Cleo. Stevenson. aliaa. Wilson and re,,
covered d lot Of eilyerNnra md articles th,st had
ba.sn ateIen from, Mra. Farrealer's residence on
ths night of tile third instant.
The aergeant also recovered nj tho Hnut
place lot of wearing apparel stolen from ths
Residence Of Mta. Tourslt. ana \ number of ar.
tlrlee. tho property Of y Miss kepllnger.
Tho sergeant hns nrrnatnd Il white man
named VIM. Hnbeghorst. .nliaa WIN. smith aud
tho wife Of Stevenson. They nfe charged witt
being abceasories To the robberies The prin
cipn hnB not henn arrested.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-07

In tho midst Of the performances OF On es-
travaga,lz ut u Boston theatre IN old man
rises In the paranet and says that he ls DIFF
pleased with his sent, 90 he Is unable 10 hear
we'll. One OF the actors invites him to Sit In II
chair OH the stage, which he docs, and finally
takes u ludcroua part In the acting. 1t is not
until near tho close Of the piece, so clever Is
the imposition, TINT the audience sees the Old
man Is q tnemher Of the company.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-07

The Hon. Frank Hart, the colored pedes-
national walking match last week, had an
elegant reception on bis arrival In Boston ON
Monday, and banquet was given In hla
honor in the evening. This Ia undoubtedly
the man who should have been nominated for
Governor Philadephla TINES.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-07
THE COURTS.
Superior Criminal Court.

Judge Whitaker yesterday onanad court III
the new courtroom ut ~ natrlrk's Hall. III
wna engaged imnnnslipg the Jury for the o..
tnhar term. All Jurors who had no excuse why
they should not serve ~ jurors wore die.
charged until the fifteenth ina.nnt. when they
warn ordered to be ia court. Firm the iurore
impanel-d Judge Whitaker Will select the
Grand insY.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-07
PERSON AL.

Wa we're pleased To meet yesterday our friend
VIM hi pJatspn of the wa known cloth
Ing-hpuan Of Wheeler \ parapn. NJ ~ Camp
Rtiaat. Mr.. PtarAon haA been North. ~ t,ann
stock III eothlng and haa just returned home
again with an unusually large aud select stock.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-07
SILVER CERTIFICATES.

The eub-treasurY has bsen notified OF recent
ruling OF the Secretary Of the Treasury. that
ns rsafter silver certificates mutilated 70 the &
taat III ane. tenth Or more are rsdeemahIe under
slas reSuf stions governing redemption or United
{ MsNaE4.s stafR&
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-07

nt,ta. II nnnr Hernhiv At saa reRafHinE IT. fsl-
ltnfa dpatfnatien. A wv days snee.. Y WaH IN
da1ftuu,l thnv hssd ltsau ordered I'll Naw Mestspt
i iii s,tji Intur thnf tliav WERE To return here On
itia flrpt If November. Tho matter 10 yet Ia
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-07

She asked her class vi little girls who went
into the ark with Noah. None OF them
,emed to know; but one little girl Thought
used her NATURAL born right of guessing, and
to the amusement Of the teacher replied
Ellis sisters and his cousins and his aunts."
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-07

Sergeant Bates proposes to lecture To le
winter, and we hasten to inform him tn al
small pox, yellow fever, brasa bands and Y IQ-
ilanca committees are prevalent through out
New England.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-07
WEATHER BULLETIN.

NAN DEPARTMENT.,
aIxnal Hervsue. United Ntates Army. !
f1aily maseorolngsasl record fuF fhs H,9ht hnuIs
ending nj fpas d. m. A1nn3aF, urtnher6 o.
Observations taken ng the. Hnme moment q
tsr1a Ht all stftfunEl
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-07

Remark by Judge McCurdy In o court at
New London, Conn: sThe sheriff wall kindly
request the gentlemen Of the jury to deeist
from eating peanuts. This is not O. circus"
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-07
First Recorders Court

Mike King entering iii the night time without
bfna.ine and larceny: bonds $500. First Dis
trist Court
Harry Smith. petit larceny; $500 appearance
bonds.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-07

Bridget Ito caller): VIII you kape still
to home. She told me II woman come with
q wart on the Ind " red nose, to say she
wasn't to home, an there's no mistakin' that
r.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-07
THE THIRTEENTH.

The detachment of the thirteenth United
States Infantry which was uuartsred here last
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-07

a remedy like Laplace's Indian Turnip PEG
tori b Rlm can never ba too highly esteemed.
III III III aeres able To the taste 10 any syrup
made white II never falls TO cure throat nr lung
diseases. no matter how seve.e thor may hes
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-07

Two ex- United States Senators In Iowa are
candidates for local office, Gen. A. 9. Dodge
hoping to be Auditor OF Des Moines county
and Gen. George Jones sheriff OF Dubuque
county,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-07

Fred Douglass speaking at the emar Icipa-
ton celebration In Cumberland, Md, on Mon
day, sold: "My advice 10 the colored nan Is,
Stay where you are,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-07

A prize is offered for the best corlundrum 10
the following answer: One is boiled onion,
the other Is an oiled bunion.
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Ohio has 40,427 pupils studying German
and ii, SIT studying American history.
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Barnes & Miller. No. is Natehez street. DO the
best work In plumbing and gus fitting cit lowest
market rntaa
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II ron want gas fixtures call on Barnes
Miller. No. Ia Natchez street.
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CneN 1ackson'a bess sxse. na7y topaoco. II
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a. To Barnes N Miller, No IL Natanez street
for rtat+rlaaa rehfnnEinE.
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BOARD or HEALTH RECORD.

The following marriages. births md deaths
were recorded yesterday at the office OF the
HuHrd III H.alths