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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-12
ARMY or NORTHERN VIRGINIA.
Annual Meeting OF the benevolent Asso.
citation 0f the Louisiana division
RE t1On nj ln0lesra

Annual Meeting OF the Benevolent $50
ciatiOn Of the Louisiana division
Election Of OfIlcers.
The Benevolent Association OF the Louisi-
ana Division Of the Army Of Northern vlr-
ginia assembled In annual convention at 8
p. m. yesterday, at their rooms In st. Pat
rick g Hall, Vice President Richardson In the
chair.
The calling Of the roll was dispensed with.
The minutes Of the previous meeting were
read and approved
Treasurer John II. Murray's report was
| read and spread ON the minutes.
The report Of the recording secretary, MIR.
John Fitzpatrick, was read and spread on the
minutes.
Mr.. Fred. A. Ober. financial secretary. read
his report, which was received.
The report Of the executive committee was
| received.
The finance committee asked for further
time In which to report. Granted
The relief committees report was read and
| received.
Messrs. J. Y. Gilmore, +. x. UIrich, Edwin
beers Of the association.
Several applications for membership were
read and referred to the executive committee.
A communication was read asking for In
IoEUHJiUl TeRuTulHR sergeant M lctlaeI D. Ell
mond, Company +, Sixth Louisiana Regl-
ment The last time he was heard from he
was In Texas, four or Ave years ago. Any
knowledge of Sergeant Edmond will DO glad
" received by Mary y. Hill, No. t2e Caronde-
let street.
The following officers were unanimously
elected by reclamation:
President, Major John b. Richardson.
First Vice President, Major A. Brady.
Second Vice President, Capt. VIM. r. Ly-
man.
Third Vice President, Gen. A. s. Heron.
Fourth Vice President, Major J. Moore
Wilson.
Fifth Vice President, Capt Louis Prados.
Treasurer, John H. Murray.
Recording and Corresponding Secretary.
John Fitzpatrick.
Financial Secretary--Fred.A A. Ober.
Surgeon-Dr. +. L. fancy.
Honorary President-C. b. Willett.
Chaplain-Father ID. Hubert.
Executive Committee Albert NJ. Levy,
chairman; Doug. M. Fitzpatrick, John A. Rus
sell, John Charles and J. j. Cumpsten.
A committee Of three was appointed, con-
sisting OF Gen. A. S. Heron, Capt. l.. Jas
tremski and Col. Louis Power, 10 procure
from Gov. Nichols certain desired documents
In reference to Louisiana troops after which
the association adjourned until the next regu-
lar meeting.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-12
A MusTARE.

1t was Mr.. F. Rickert, the vice president
OF the Teutonia Insurance Company, and not
Mr.. Chas. Potthoff, who was the eloquent
speaker on behalf the board OF trustees Of
that institution, entrusted with the pleas
ant duty Of presenting the "bronze" tribute
10 President w. b. Schmidt on Friday.
Whatever may have caused the mistake we
are sorry to say that Mr.. Potthoff was not
present, owing to illness which has kept him
In his room for nearly four weeks already.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-12

A now gate will shortly be opened threj
the walls OF Rome and q new avenue VIII
laid out. Earthworks, already begun ct n
is known as the VlgDa Ventura, have IA
the discovery Of the pavement OF the 81
Tiburtlna lined with tOfubs OF .the first ce6(
and even earlier. Only one OF them he4
capped destruction. It contains q conn I
the skeleton OF q lady, with gold earf1<
necklace and signet ring, who belonged to|
Statiar family. More important dise0vg
Of art works belonging to the period
the republic were found In destroying IN
built OF numberless pieces Of sculpture
mented In mass with mud. They G.
many In number, and when put tor
form so many different animals, that q M
In The Atten1um suggests that "the vi
was q pupil OF Darwin, and meant to T.
sent In stone his masters theories CT
mankind" There are 100 pieces, and Il
joined together make "a weeping old VIZ
a boyish faun, q score Of dogs, VIC
nursing forgot how many babies, c0up4
lions, an armor-plated warrior, some e.
ems" etc.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-12
Furious has been the quarrel betvees

Furious has been the quarrel betwee1|
Partisan women. Nine. Vigoroux 1a4eI
Frezzollni), the distinguished singer, hA13
a lawsuit with her dressmaker, Nine, Bin
In Paris. A ball-dress was to be- deiiy6I|
time for soiree, but none came, "a
Nine. Vigouroux was obliged to ~!
q costume which she had worn at the r
house once before. In her rage she d.
that Nine Brunei was In the habit Of r.
Brunei against Vigouroux, for SANDER.
Correctional Tribunal Of the Seine 0e1|
the defendant TO pay fine OF Is francs j
appealed and beat Brunei TO tatters, T.
was finally ordered that the ex-canf1f
should pay nothing. Pen cannot descrfb(
celestial satisfaction which must have
her bosom at this victory.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-12
THE Y. NJ. ID. A.

The Young Mems Benevolent Association
are actively engaged In making preparations
for the grand fancy dress and mask ball
which they propose to give on Mardl Gras
next at st. Patrick's Hail. 1t Is intended to
make the affair equal to any OF the grandest
entertainments heretofore given by the ASSOC
citation. 1t will be our pleasure to refer again
to this ball, as soon as we have obtained the
details concerning il.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-12
Broke His Arm.

At II o'clock Saturday morning, Sidney
while playing football in the yard OF MIR. =.
Il. Newman, corner of First and Coliseum
streets, fell and broke one OF his arms. He
was taken to his parents residence, corner OF
Jackson and Camp street, and physician
summoned to attend him.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-12

The clerk OF the Henry Frank states that
the boat got aground twelve miles below
Natchez, on the eighth instant, and remained
thirty hours. The Natchaz came along and
lightened her by taking 500 bales OF cotton,
thus enabling her to reach the city without
fIrther delay
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-12
Caused by n Rroken Rr,dxe.

At half-past 8 o'clock last night as Mr..
Strubbe, superintendent Of the Crescent City
Oil Works, was driving across broken
bridge, at the corner of Tchoupitoulas
through the bridge and himself was
precipitated from the vehicle to the
ground. Fortunately he escaped with
slight injuries. The buggy was badly shat
tered. The police say that this bridge has
been reported by them for the past three
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-12
ST. BERNARD BALL,

The st. Bernard Rowing Club gave grand
fancy dress and masquerade ball last night at
the Perfect Union Hall. The affair was a
most enjoyable one, and passed off In the
most satisfactory and agreeable manner to all
who participated
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-12

WINTER Wharf.-The enterprising dry goods
merchants who hold forth at No. ss4 Magazine
street are constantly adding new Inducements
ana great attractions at their neat store. They
auVerslse In another column reduced rates In
Ifesn nrst class goods" This is NO doubt
owing somewhat to the fact that the inclemepcy
OF the weather has kept many In doors. and
nence an overstock of winter goods at Messrs.
z Il. Adams Bros.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-12
the A. .. n. BALL.

Last night St Patrick's Hall was filled with
sne many guests of that old order, the occa-
sion being the grand dress masquerade and
calico ball OF divisions Nos. /, 2 and Of the
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-12

II you wan bargains don't fall to be at that
a s,a OF Montgomery's: Monday. Books and
stauonery at great sacrifice.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-12

Ancient Order Of Hibernlans. To the sweet
strains Of Strauss and the enllvening strains
OF Wagner and the mellifiuous music OF Often
bach The merry dancers danced In tune
The hall was filled TO It's utmost capacity, and
everybody seemed to thoroughly enjoy them
selves
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-12

Bell cuts stylish suits for $40. "a st. Charles
street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-12

A we'll fed hog reused MP In his sty
And dropped a regretful tear,
The beautiful snow has come" he said
And staying will soon b.. here"
list. Louis TIM
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-12

Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic is sure cure for dys
pepsia and all kindred diseases.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-12

Last Friday the auctioneer's hammer came
down with bang, at the Hotel Drouot. on
me ra,, last remrants OF the worldly goods of
ana contained some splendid antique furni,
ture, porcelain and bibelots. Desiree Rom
deau was princess OF the demi-nnor,de under
the July monarchy. Her salons were az much
souG ,. aiter as those OF the most aristocratic
fashion OF collecting bibelets, which has n Suv
Dec3me the rage with ladies' OF the half and
o. the whole world. She It was. too, who first
introduced the fashion Of having sale. Now.
a- Gay, every cocote who respects herself has
piled half the boudofrs In Paris With hIhe SI
rom her apartment-magasin In the Rue ST.
Lazare-lParis Continental Gazette.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-12

:, just think OF iti Seventy I've cents Win
the charming little story book "Chatterboz9
No. 1H Canal street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-12


No. 1H Canal street.
George Alfred Townsend thinks that G1
Will be nominated for President witt
whirl, with a Southern man, probably H.
Joe Johns on for Vice-President, and th4t J.
Democratic ticket will be Thurman and T.
ard. George don't know "Old joe"
Some OF the papers are calling loudly O.
official to reverse his ways. Pray, don't
He smells loud enough to heaven as a. :
cial. IL you reverse him he becomes fish
which only makes more trouble. To
Commercial.
80
The Congregational Record Is az bright
ever Detroit Free Press.
Nothing was made In vein except hun
blood.-lErratic Enrique.
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THE CUsTOM.MOUsE,

The following figures show the receipts at
tha All n. trpeau rv vesterdav.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-12

NllVE IkADE
OF THE COUNTRY.
For many years the small shoe dealers OF the
country have been obliged 10 work on ruin
Gus system that Ia. the dealers have been
obliged to purchase shoes by the oane and
dozen In order 10 complete their assortment
The Inauguration Of n new plan was necessary.
OUR CONNECTIONS
The Largest Manufacturers,
NORTH AND EAST,
The Agencies we have Established In the
Largest Manufacturing Towns,
will allow us to accommodate
THE SMALL RETAIL TRADE
Any Size Shoes at Regular
Wholesale Prices.
The popularity OF our house is we'll known to
Ill M retail house, but we soon will attach an
extensive
WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT
70 Il. where all small dealers can ret uioe
supply Of good
SALABLE SHOES
AT THE VERY LOWEST RATES.
Our system of selling win be the same az In
eur retail department-that IL.
STRICTLY FOR CASH,
ONE PRICE FOR ALL.
We propose to cell shoes BY the dogen. pair or
sase at entirely new nGures.
WE WOULD INVITE ALL
Country Dealers
scall on us. and we will favor them with
THE LOWEST PRICES EVER KNOWN
70 them. We now OCCUPY the entire building
altuated at the
Corner Customhousc and Bourbon Streets,
AND WILL MAXI A MOST
SPLENDID DISPLAY OF SHOES,
Every Style, Price or Quality,
el,her pegged or sewcd, for Ladies', Misses. |
Gents Boys or Youths.
For the Finest Shoes Made
60 To
TUI RlD lTIR u
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-12

A pamphlet just issued by the English
ing approximate estimate OF the provision at
present made In England and Wales for the
accommodation Of worshippers by the various
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-12
TO THE RETAIL
Shoe TRADE
OF THE COUNTRY.

For many years the small shoe dealers Of the
country have been obliged 10 work on q ruin
Gus system that Ia. the dealers have been
obliged to purchase shoes by the care and
dozen In order 10 comvlete their assortment
The inauguration OF new plan WINS necessary.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-12

The Coagressional Record Ia az brigk
ever.-IDetroit Free Press.
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H. EaEEe- q d.strl-tgz Kill Js - lg,lgrs:
-Hr7s ts0l.aaa 70 - oi l.s.l,r numbered
ZION &c o. twelve rr-.s-l1 s5I De- rabr.- "
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int Eaiet ~ 'ae Territorial L. 'e-s Cgu.u!..
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the A-Slsres. Hatil ;Ls.T cuutsLt- ar mixed Asf
thoroughly mingled. The .=AI. viii th.n 10
StI'Ii a.a - H4.gi, opened. and TWO
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NUM-, 40 IFzn aTava. AID tL.s ~ 80. r.
Pe~'H GAt4I tie ~ puzas are 81 drawn.
E-OSLY Ilc)o TirErTs WILL BIZ SOLD
whole Ticket. g. 90. Trpi,rs. s.u5o.
Quarter. sIGr.
TIE BASE OF ARIIOSA W. 81. -. Tr...
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I 'r7fts AMI Nursy order. ..-... t.G. -
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APPLICATION 1 e SELL REAL Es,

IN THE nIsTRICT COURT op
he Hy,utA Judtclal nlst7ei, County o.
LIEo. STATE q N-r.r
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In AnoortA1r~ WITH a. Al Ct the IsU1slastv.
Ase&nely 81 AFtzuuA Is-rsory. Kne tn Pro
cLE--ko1. 9; The 0grerR1- issued tAereunde-a
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OHE rnIHE. .lo.ono:

One re, $1,000. one p-izs, $500.
.ss, $1,000 ,a.h. : ur,s-- orgs.1
4 Priz. "r $500 each. :. or =..0 ..,r.
10 or $50 --ch. % ~ -isD .-~n. 20
Of So, so ofsI5 r-rh. roo o. 5.y .a~s.
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he f-s' DTTE.I ufr.-r ,As .--r-.-- a..
- . tra-- - tA= Il-zfre. 70 Pre- es.:. "a
JUNE -, lr5g. Or sp.urr. - al the ;.-t-t- are
rl.LsT lfP ed q, la .---a uce-siHu there
tNO H-@LEtD AND f.FI JCLLlE-. IN
~ .E.L.s - { .-u-
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hd-A choice variety Of Plants and Flower.
rcarcd Al the Springs. constantly on hsnd and
are Tor sale. Z. II. VAN AFtSrYS.
IfourtatyE
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP

NOTICEIs HEREBY GIvEs THAT
~ IN CO partEsrsLiF ssBt nE between The
urdErs!gEst under tie haze 4Ld s'yTsc Htb.
bets = 'EzEg. doing bH.il-s- ID -re tar UF
Eifpr fE0 county. Sssltz. has teen - r. d,y
aiEs"!Ned By mutual c meant. Tho has E,.s
W. htf'S'tSr be ~ooraHci-a ~ John HIub.''s.
ara sAid J,hH Hibb-i's. j. 10 psy All H. Gslt.
of The lat; arm ADd c. icci al deaf. and d..
nAHds doe said fua.
sOHS H!BBETIg,
WALTER CHAER.
Dalei hLko' March ~ lss9. mEGin
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Pro<I IN TO, CT GOVERNOR

rass0a Eel a,l -
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LOTTERY
WI - 6-s- ~
PHKSCOJT. ARIZONA,
"~dneSdsy. June Ith. 1879.
ACT or TEE Ls5ELLTraE.

A. AG - al :. t. Cu-st---Sr- q CArl.oi
5zE1El.s. 40 70 IT, z ISs-r q.
ELl1C -cElEls - tie I.r--
XII = ArLlE
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-03-22
-The railway Land ofice opened Tues,

The railway land Office opened Tues
day. j. A Randall Is agent. Robert
johnson. a son of Land Commissioner \.
5. johnson. is connected with the office.
Geo. d. Cox has resigned his position
ms one Of the County Commissioners. We
regret very much ihe action which caused
Mr.. Cox 10 take this step. Nr. Cox made
an efficient officer.
d. l.. Stewart and W. II. Hartman. of
Warrensburg. Mo. dropped IN upon as
Thursday. They have been making the
tour of the mountain cities. and want TO
make "A western location.
Wright. Beverley & Co. advertise
patent portable houses for sale These
buildings are manufactured IN Chicago
and can readily be put up for immediate
use. The houses are 1ix20 feet and contain
three rooms.
"A synopsis of DIR. Adam Peabody's
sermon on what ne NAV eat. delivered
In the Union church. SUNDAY. March 10Th.
Is unayOIdablv crowded ont, but VIII ap-
pear IN our next issue. 1t is good, and
will keep.
The business in the Dodge CITY Posts
office is increasing. and Postmaster Fringef
Is Obliged to make an enlargement OF Office
room. He viii also add TO bis clerical
force. Mr.. o. III. Tantum taking position
behind the boxes.
A beautiful girl was kissed on the
streets of Topeka bv a supposed insane
man. She exclaimed. rs this man gen
tlemal: what does he meanl' The msn
| Is described as "a rather innocent looking
| fellow" We should think SO.
-silas Malev. who has ranch in Clarke
county. on Bluff Creek. 80 miles southeas!
of Dodge City, called Monday. He has
100 acres enclosed bv n wire fence, aud Al
acres nader cultivation. He has faith III
the agricultural prospects.
Archie keech lost a mule last week
from a strange circumstance. A post NOR
TEN examination revealed needle and
thread IN the throat. The mule dropped
dead, having starved 10 death. The mule
was valued al SO.
An extra passenger train has been pui
on tho A.. L. q 5. L. Railroad. The first
train for the east left the depot at Dodge
CITY Tuesday afternoon. at , 80. The tram
from the east arrives at 1:l0, Z. NJ. Day
passenger trains will be quite an accom-
mediation.
The mail is now running regularly "a
Crooked Creek Pdst-oifice, "A miles south
west of Dodge CITY. The mail arrives from
Crooked Creek or SATURDAYS aud leaves
Dodge CITY ON SUNDAY mornings. Partie'
living IN tle southwest part of Ford coIn
tv and IN Meade county. will lind il con.
yenient tn receive their mail matter at The
Crooked Creek DOSt office.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-03-22

The report that W. b. Strong. general
manager of the A. I. & 5. F., had re-
signed is denied from headquarters. The
report seems TO haSe originated with a
personal enemy who sought 60 injure his
standing with the company. The reason
assigned was that he was too extrasagant
in his expenditures. Under the old mans
asement close economy was the policy
uader Mr.. Strona's management the ex>
penditures have been liberal, and the res
business.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-03-22
LOSSES FROM TIE INDIAN RAID.

Elsewhere will he found a notice from
the Adjutant General of the State. p. :.
Noble. in relation 70 the sitting of conl-
mission. provided by an act OF the Leris-
lature. TO ascertain losses. and 70 deter.
mine and audit claims arising from dams
ages sustained BY the Indian raid through
Kansas in September last The commits
sion viii meet in Dodge City the first
Tuesday in Nav. 1879.