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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-09
The CITY or New Orleans vs.. John r.
Trubert


Trubert
EIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOB THE
% parish OF Orleans. No. 1s,s55-By vtr,
tue Of writ Of feri faeias. to me directed
By the honorable the Fifth District Court
for the parish Of Orleans. In the above
entitled cause. for city tax,s OF 1879 l
will proceed TO sell at public aaction. Al
the Merchants and Aucttoneers Exchange.
Royal street, between Canal and Custom
house streets In the Second Dt.tries e. OF th Is
O'Clock M. the following described property. to
4 CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. sit
uated In the Second District of This city. In
square number two hundred ard forty seven
b .unded by Customhouse. 2. ieur. Johnson
and Blsnvile streets. and designated as tot
lumber SIX, measuring tweDts seven feet rom
on Cu-tomhouse street by one hundred aho
seven feet In depth.
Seized In the above suit.
Tcrms-t ash on the spot.
j. r. ALCEE Ga UTHREAUX.
Civil Sheriff of the Tarisn OF Orlt ans.
% e1r
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHERIFF SALES.
IN EAAFF SAAE6e
The City Of New Orleans VS.. John b. Fer

FMe CITY OF NeW OrIe4nA W. JUAn u. EeH .
Ruson.
LyIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
IL tab Of Orleans, No. 10. 3o0-By v1Itue OF q
writ 6eri faeias. to me directed By the nor or.
able.the Fifth District Court for the parish OF
taxes OF 1879. I Will proceed to cell at public
auction. at the Merchants and Auctioneers, Ex-
change. Royal street. between Canal and GUS
tomhouae streets ln the second District OF this
city. On SATURDAY. October II. 1879. ut ID
O'Clock M. the following described property. to
wit
a CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. sit
uated la the Sixth District of this city in square
number sixty two, and bounded By henry Clay,
ignat-d as lots nunbe, eleven to fifteen. and
meas urin9 one hundred and sixty two feet front
on Henry Clay street by one hundred and five
feet In deLth.
Seized 10 the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
r. r. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX.
Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
aaa tg % an oTT If
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.HEHiEF SALES.
The City of New orleans vs.. Mid1Ady
Francis

L,IFTH DISTRICT CURT FOB THE PAR
T. ish Of Orleans. No. ja a72-B9 virtue OF a writ
Of heri fa6.ias, to me directed By the honorable
the FIJI h district Court for the parish
OF Orleans. IN the shove entitled cause,
for city taxes Of ITO l. will proeeed 60
sell at public auction. at the Merchants and
Auctioneera' Exchange. Royal street. be-
tween Canal and Gu Toulouse streets, u ne
Second District of this city, on sAIURDAi.
described prep-rtv. to VII -.
A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND sit
uafed in tn nd DfaFrieI OF this ely ~
square numb ~ hundred and seven, bound
ed by Hos pitaI Berracgs. Burgundy and Ram
part Streets and ie-is mated as lot mum Der SIX
ten, and measuring rhirtY-tWo feet front on
In depth.
Seized III the ! bove snit.
Terms-Casn on the spot.
Civil sb riff Of the Parish OF Orleans
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HIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOB THE PAR
T. ish Of Orleans. No. Is BY virtue OF a
orable the Fifth District Court for the parish
OF Orleans. Ia the above entitled cause, for city
auction at the Merchant and Anetioneers' Ex-
change. Royal sire, t, between Canal and Gus-
tomhouse streets, in tbs Second District Of this
city. on SATURDAY. October 4. 1879. at u o'clock
m. the following described property. to wit
uated In the First District of this city. in
squa,e number sixty, and bounded by Girod
Lafayette. TchouDifoulas and Commerce
streets, asd DESIGNATED as lot number thirty
five, and measuring nineteen feet front on
Girod street By eiehty-ave feet In depth.-
4 CERTAIN POTION OF GROUND W.. sit e
square number sixty, and bounded BY Girod
Lafayette, TchouDitoulas and g1mW ssiI
streets and DESIGNATED as lot number tnlEIH 51d
| and measuring nineteen feet front OF 0aloo
street By eighty five feet In depth
Seized tn the above suit.
| Terraa-Cash On the spot wuuHkuY
| Civil Sheriff Of the kaxisa o1 S11'-s
ae2 18 IS 20 ocA
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waman,. Fight with snakes.

!. Mrs. E. Bush, residing near Lebanon. n. j.,
mad fierce encounter with three enormous
pilot snakes the other dav. The snakes came
out Of the woods adjacent to the house and
sllded up the door steps. They we're about
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TIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOB THa P ~
z lab Of Orleans. No. 1s,I1s-Bgg " par tsa hnn-
cradle the Fifth District Court for the sr city
T. the ap ogoes s1f, 70 sell
sb on a. Royal ns q MS
essssT setss "a ne oeiosas e =
city ety. On M St the following described property
to wittmarr.rr PORTION OF GROUNB, sit
sha first District OF this city. ID sagafe
snd saa %
e. ~ c .frasfs. and DESIGNATED as LOT number
lMM VA nine, measuring twenty &c zen feeE
sssrnr an Baronne street by one nunare0 AND
ninety-rWo fest IN depth.
aeized Ia the above suit.
Tsrms-C Cash On the spot.
j. b. ALCEE GAUTHREAUA,
Civil sheriff Of the Parrish Of Orleans
ne2 ID q 20 ock
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The CITY Of New orleans vs.. Widow John
Davis Wilcox.

E,IFTH DISTRICT corRT FOB THE PAR Is.
OF tleri faeiaa, to me directed by the honorable
the Fifth District Court or the parish Of or Of
taxes of 1873, I will proceed to, sell at public
auction. at the Merchants and Auct1oneerss,
Custonhouse streets, in the Second District OF
rhi- city. on SATURDAY. 0ctobar 4 1879. at u
o'cle ok M, the following described property.
to Wit -r .norr1 -.
uated In the First Dist let Of this city 10 square
number three hundred and forty eight, bound
ed BY Calliope. Liberty, Howard and Clio streets.
and designated as lot number nine. measuring
thirty feet 'front.' on Cslltooe street BY one hun
bred and tlfty-nine feet Ia Hepth.
at IL the Fir Distriet Of this ETY. IL ha ssuars
by Constance Magazine, Terpsichore and Kootn
streets. and designated as lot number nine nlns
measuring thirty feet front on constance street
| by one bundled and sixteen feet In depth.
Seized In the above suit, #.- y W.
Terms-Cash on the SPOT.
| J. B. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX,
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
40 or
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The city Of New orleans W. =. r. Big=1ns.

Civil sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans.
aaq Ia "a 30 Oe4
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The City Of New Orleans vs.. Mrs. j. G.
Caro-.

Civil Sheriff Of the Parish OF ORR ans,
se9 Is % 30 OcT I'll =
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the CITY Of New Orleans W. Geo. Pei Z.

WI Sn5rIH OF Iub GIl5H Ui VI lof.IiH'
ae9 IA % 40 OCT III
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The Clty OF Ner orleans ys. David Jones.

Civil Sheriff OF the Parish OF Urlsans-
sea 18 Is so oc4
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The city o, New orie.n. vs.. Mrs. "

.ee 1e 81 30 oeT Id
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The City of New Orleans W. Est. Dien-
dome Watard

CfVH 5httIH OF Tue PARISH OF OIIesss.
q. ID % 30 ocT II
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The CITY OF New orleans ys. Peter Green.

Civil Sheriff Of the Par1sn OF UrIeans.
80 q IL % 80 9ei
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The CITY Of View or,ean. vs.. Wary rswell.

SEQ Is % 80 Oct IL
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The CRY Of New Orleans VS.. John Hen

Civil Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans
9 16 10 80 Oct II
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The CITY OF New orleans VIZ. sally N.
Tebault.

Civil Sheriff OF the Parish 81 UrIeans.
ap2 q ia "a 80 Oc4
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Civil Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.
1 liz % 40 neA
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The City OF New Orleans vs.. James W
Kennedy.

Civil sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans.
49, Ia "a 30 OCT il
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The CITY Of New orleans vs.. A. Grune.
wald

Civil sheriff Of the Parish of orleans.
O Ia 90 90 nel
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the CITY Of New Orleans ". Wild. George
Huther. #="

CiVfl SEeEfA Ci tao AAiSH VI ClAs OBJ
sea IA ~ 30 OCT II
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The a1aY of view Orlean. vs.. Loul. BartsI.

UiVII oHsriI Ol IAo aI isH VI u KeoHs'
15 % 80 OCT II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-24

MADAME C.. MEARS' ENGLISH, FRENCH
w and GERMAN BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL foI
Young Little Girls Counced lsl0 No ~ Msc
New York sept 20, 1879. French Is the
LANGUAGE OF The family ana school! Lectures in Inesh
French and by eminent professors Especial aten
non paid 10 Ii sl.sh aud French primary department
Madame 4. e.. MEAIi- Principal.
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LITERARY NOTES.

Charles Scribners Sons have sold nearly
100000 volumes Of Mr. stoddard's Brca-Brac series
An edition of Shakespeare's works trans
lated by the Count RuscOni and first pubhshe" !" 80
in 1874 has just gone to an eleventh edl'ion q" r,
Before THIS woTk Sppcsted th' great '''' vas
George Cruikshank's autobiography was
ready for publication at the time Of his death on re-"
ruarv I. 1875. bat has been delayed irom N"i'ou,
causes Ii believed now that an cary Issue "a " VIZ
be brought about uu:
,s,i,,er 4 W,lfor,l insists that English artists have
never fully acknou lodged the debt they owe To 'he
memory Of this painter since IL was he who hs' Ise"
the art OF painting to perfection IN England Al n'su
OF the finer requirements Of portraitnre MT. iuu"'
onesons II TIolbein work has ever been eXceeu' Inc
,nauence Of his genius over English art in the sixteenth
century mus, have been great and the painters Of Lns
iand ought certainly, he s9Ys,9 cree. ssu' aniu
IIe"' al '.,t 49, strilin- adv, nee is shown the
ehara,ter OF the Illustrations.
Baron Isidore Taylor, who died In rams
fortnight ago the OF ninety, has for many wears
been famous among those who know rare an" hunP'"-
pns books or splendid work OF lis on Tie SCENERY """
snnluies OF France Is titeis Voyages de Aucie"ne
Irauco" II comprises twcut-scSeu large roy al ioIo
xoluues and occupied half century III IT'S
production. Trough begun IN $50 II was not com
Ileted until 1870 Oae thousand parts we're issued d"
g. so "A part. making the entire cost ~ ire Nolh "'V"
1900 The "lno-'arn'c p''''s 'V'l'' - ,,,
several thousand Perfect OF ale now rare anu I'M
perfect ones II IS Praciieiy iuit @ y mat
A. believed lhat tA' on "a ','. h.. Sou, cf T.
ever came 1" i> ''lit-s Pc ' .,-.. ,t. 80 l..E
" Bouion. AZ one .ii.e l' W. ,,.rc n mon,
Dieht ina IL way 4h'" '"' -A' '' ' -
ely belongs
Il. Morthington announces 'n"' ne III .''''O
ready ON Friday his Famous French Al hofs, when
wa promised some weeks ago. LUIS DOM
biographies OF twenty "u'AoIs i','n''N
Bazsc. Victor Hugo, saiui'-Bruvo, bii.a.' George
Sand ana II Font1hc. lh'F are n' '.'.
and Eugene &c Mirccourt. and s&t o- .Ae 'ie TO"
translated into English for tic nisi u..''
traits 80 with tie sketches "n' '"'"
viii he hound IN To" 'i''"' N''" " ~"
Iir Worthingion has just hiou--l ."'
four octave volumes IN handsome ''"l '."'''-'
the three great noVc,s az HENRY t'.l,ii- 'I
Ihln'3, n" ,'i ,i,n, n f~ ,'t. 4. b.. 80
inuch m" NAV 10 publish tine old English cssscs 90 yIe
eNuspcraiius' small aud obscure, lH.l L." rae '"'
yIogen.iufs oi Iitl sh h.t'pu i lt-"""'' ''-. 90 W
sOcf for Conrrd- u'ation.
-, C,ogI;,er +ho pocon cc'falar WAS in
""iHD' '-'N''.'-'S, '''' 49,
Collcg- with Charles (l0nrNsnfl -ufifi' iIt i''-''
nrcfhfr zyho recently died and The two were intimate
.t.,,... nj ,.... .-, ,-.s t.uh, -i.d
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TUESDAY. Sent. e3-P. ".

TUESDAY, Sept 23-P. NJ
The sensation Of to-day IN stock circles vas 'H'
report OF reconstruction of the reconstructed t'io
Railroad in which the name of Mr.. Sidney DiiVn
figured as the coming president of the company ~
place of Mr. H. J. Jewett There have O.on
rumors of some change OF this k'nu i
several days, and they have found their ~g
into PRINT, so that the speculative n''"e
was partly prepared to accept without iuVSsn -
ton. the report of to-day truth. Concernins "
we are only able to say that Mr. Dillon gives inc "
port most emphatic denial and that no one 'vu,
nectcd with the Erie Company could be iounu VIZ
ever heard OF such an arrangement OF oil any 80
templated change IN the management - an,
through and from Wall-st. operators IN any o
!. LIQUID Ina remembered that the whoio
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4
10 ~ 1879 $3.50 for A. aeuica year from sept p.
lg-g non.e dc ucurcd Music only eXt4al whole *
Iens. Tor Young men and =. g. Shoridses Mcda
PENN Acaceuiy highly rccommcnded 10y Bayad a{9T
Hon Fernando Wood, Judge Van Hoes'n Scn. g IA A.
Coils Gen R0it Dr. thds. &c; 10 teachers ri men,
our Mn graduates special attention 10 boh advanced ana
bach ward pupils and Young boys both Individual aua s.
insfrction combining the OF private tutoring
ana schoniroon urI me building thoroughly heated
evnnasiunt excellent tables Ingi7h aner. scieni nc
and 81 study lectures
The hest apparatus illustrated circular Of term COM
mru1iur Sent 9th address -WfTftlN G. SUOElI iDb-
1Harvard University A. NJ. Mct.e. Penn = hrda mas
churches and temperance charter prohibiting tue so
OF intoxicating drinks.
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SCHOOL of LANGUAGES, 1,4S1 Broadway
- Teopens october 5.fTenci German, Italian Spanish
hv the natural mchd Greek and Latin by Professor
TlNANENIs Professor A. LALANp L. director 81 the
French Deparimen, OF Ia soDoe- l.is t. Tro essor r.
BOCHLR Harvard University Barou otlsklN lhussln
Ambassador aud The Rev. J. n. VINCENT. ID. Sci cir
Oua
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Caw 5chools.

ANNUAL SESSION (Twenty-hrsD of the
~ LAW SCHOOL of the UN1VEk,tIG ~ the CITY 9t
Newly DIRK begins october bth ueKi aud ends juno To-
1850 For circulars last examination papers &c, apply 10
-. r. JAQ Is, SECRETARY OF Faculty.
2sl broadway.
NOLTMBIA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL,
Y The TWENTY SECOND ANNUAL term Of thus institu
GREAT JONEs-Sr,
I'm this ctv the FIRST WEDNE DAY OF october next,
ana cont until May ~ 1850. For catalogues &c. al
THEODORE W DWIGHT, Warden, &C.
VALE Law SchoOl.-ReGular course, 2 years;
G.a4uato degree of DELI vears Fal term.
opens sept 20. Address Prot WAYLAND New-Havon %
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FTLMIRA FEMALE C0LLEGN.-A college oil
- highest has eclectic ana preparatory depart
rf ana sugcrOr aayaut yes music and art terms mod
.,are Adar.s- Rev. 4 81. COWLE- y. ID, EnirA, y. \.
- .,nzl stsslon alEln. sepemncr ny.
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Miscellaneous
PPARATUS and FURNITURE of all kinds
"a for schpoa acsdcmir colleges and nails send LOT
loguo >kER PRATT q CO.. l+2 ana AZ ''.n-,.'' - !.
CIASS for HARVARD, COLUMBIA, &c.-
gentleman Of large successful experience desires
10 hear from anv Join such class now forming
f,- -Ol admission without condition" promised 70 all
willing n 40 e1ruet work Others VIII not be retained IN tho
class. Address RUGAE. Tribune ONCE.
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For Young Ladies-Country.


Tpy sc LADIES.
POTTSTON y. MONrGONERN CO., PENN.
TnirtrtL Annual session begins ON IhursdaY, sept IL
1879 Limited ia number. Tor aiogdes apply 10 ,
GEO. q. Bt LbE, 4. NJ. Pi1ncipa.
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ACADEMY.

' U,
traea of study. Classical scientific, AGA lemc Music
and Ineuan six regular cXprnies nl9lerlc;
Gfvantagt. agstoas Year hcgAs september ? r ct-'-
io.res address y. LEANENWOBlII, \. NJ. Principal
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DUTGER,S FEMALE COLLEGE. 4s7, 4se

la bthaVe-IOItYlrst year Do gus September April
I'D 23d special advantages for classic
scientific asO. music. painting drawing Has
Academic Department Boarders accommodated. Rev. s.
u. DURCHAKD. ID D.. President
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lJADTMOISFLLE DE JANON,

VA Successor Partner OF he etc Mss la'ncs
Respectfully uions hei lcnds and The pubic iAi she VII
REOPEN her Boarding and Day school Tor YOUNG LADIES' and
children AT 80. 10 GIamerc'psiE. on Thursday Sept 2oi
BOYS Class and hiudergarfcn, oct ].
Mile VIII De assisted by the same corps ~ tcici
scLCo iih ri.ciency
value she earnestly toCits the continuance OF The
patronage = ger eruusly bestowed in nasi years.
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THE MONEY MARKET.

OFFJCZAL REPORT " y STOCR EXcHANGE sALEs
n ESbAY SEPT. %. 1873
AsYsporfe, ~ Pie God ant sl9ss re T'toac>
GOVERSJIEEI STOOR DEP42FIgYE
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Model Kindergarten & Seminary FOR Teachers
VI of Prof JOHN KRAI~ arG Ms. KEAUS-hC!LIE
: East .2d-sf. fr'c pa'ctel.
kindercHrfcn Elementary Ca sss for boys and
girls from 30 ten years oa VIII reopen oct per me
Kinder October - = class Tor r IS
Ont Goycrncsses. based on the kndSe ejuca-
fiO Nll 81
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believed, but it is none the less true
These two powerful but noiseless ma
chimes furnish splendid example to
politicians and our friends, the ladies
Connecting with the engines are lines
of shafting extending throughout the
mechanical department of the build
ing, and one can find here every man
ner of labor-saving machine busily
working out its problem To give a
list of what is there would be to ask
you to surrender Your entire space to
me. | will not do it, have a tender
compassion for your readers, none of
whom have ever harmed me. | don't
think | ever before saw so many in
ducements held out to a man To be
lazy as are here shown. Ii actually
pains me to know that | am industri
Gus when the opportunities to be ar
tistically lazy are so fine. You can
not only take your corn to mill on the
riding cultivator which helped you to
raise it, but you can play quiet game
of ''seven- up" with the miller while a
little mill you could carry home in your
pocket converts your grist into first
class meal. Be good enough to re
member that | never eXaggerate. A
reaper cuts your grain and rakes it off
the apron-no such thing. 1t ties it
into bundle and drops it ready for
the shocker. Don't let me shock you
when | tell you that next year there
will be shown reaper which cuts,
binds, and hreshes the grain in the
field. This looks rather immense, but
it is done every day in the harvest
season in California.
There are plows shown here that it
is a POSITIVE aesthetic pleasure to look
ut. They are so nice that a man who
would think of putting one of them
into the ground would be worse than
an infidel. They are not painted; that
would be too common; they are var
nished and look like parlor ornaments.
One enthusiastic millionaire, connect
ed with the press, and modesty forbids
my mentioning his name, has bought
one of them and has it sitting on top
of his piano as a decoration. Meillle
& Co., Avery, Brinly, and the South
Bend, Indiana, people, through their
agents, McGill & Truman, are the ex-
hibitors. Every one of them ought
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full sciences and the pride and glory
of his country.
Dropping into detail, l may say that
the lower area or ground floor is de-
voted to the useful arts, and the dis
play of two and one-half acres of
space filled with the mechanism which
permits man to move the world instead
of waiting for the world to move him.
If old Archimides were to drop in
there, he would put up his hands in
establishment and say that not only
had his tulcrum been improved upon
but the place upon which to rest it
had been found. 1t will be readily
recalled that Archimides wasted his
days in hunting place on which to
put his lever, which should permit
him to overturn the world-a very
reprehensible proceeding, you will per-
NIT me to say. But to proceed. The
lower halt, or northwestern section,
of this space is devoted to the farm
and factory. Here may be seen
every labor-saving machine that has
been invented and stood the test
of actual experience. Two splendid
engines run two thousand feet of shaft
ing, and from this belts and bands
innumerable convey motive power to
the various machines displayed. Here
circular saw, buzzing away, which
cuts thousands of feet of lumber every
day, while, as if in contempt of steam
and its power, just over the way and
opposite, an inventive genius calmly
sits down and saws up log by a gen
tie motion which assimilates closely to
that of rocking chair 1t really
makes man lazy to see how easily he
does the work The two engines
which furnish the motive power for
all this vast field of machinery are
respectively from the Buckeye Engine
Company, of Salem, Ohio, and the
Reliance EngineW orks, of Milwaukee,
Wis, the first of fifty, the latter of
sixty horse power. You may stand
by the side of either OF them and hear
n more sound of their working than
you do of your watch in your pocket
OF course tn s statement will not be
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LOUISVILLE
Industrial Exposition!
[From our own Correspondent

LOUISVILLE, Sept. p.
There is luck in odd numbers, &"
said Rory OMoore more years ago
than you and | care to admit we can
run our memory back to. OF all the
lucky and mystical numbers, seven
has always had the precedence. l do
not mean to say that this accounts for
the success of our Seventh Industrial
Exposition this year There are two
reasons why | will not. One is that
the statement would not be true-and
while | could make an untruthful
statement if would. no one has ever
heard of my doing it; and the other
is that business has revived and peo-
pie are feeling good about it all over
the country. Resumption has really
resumed, the politicians to the contra
ny Notwithstanding. With these pre-
liminary remarks, which shall serve
as my text, permit me to deliver a
short discourse to your readers. 1t
will have various heads, and those
pious readers who invariably go to
sleep after thirdly" had as well pre-
pare to nod, forI promise to be lengthy.
1t does not need that the building in
which the expose of our industries is
made should be described That were
a thrice-told tale. | can convey to
your readers Il good estimate of ITS ca
pacity by saying that there are five
acres of flooring, and that every avail
able foot of it is covered with some
sort OF display representing the enter
prise and ingenuity of man. That is
pretty large field-more than one
man can pillow in a day-but it is a
fruitful field to the man who wishes
to study the advancement OF the use