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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-10
E. G. PALMER. PresidMf
J. s. WALTON. Cashier.

On and after this date interest bearins ii
posts will only be received In the saving
partment Of this bank. subject to the follow
conditions:
1. Interest at 5 per cent will be paid on "
airy and July /. on all sums that have renaals
on deposit three full months. and no inp!
will be paid on any amount deposited ioE
than three months,
2. Amounts under 800 may be WithdraM
demand.
3. Amounts over 800 and under $500 mn
withdrawn on fifteen days notice.
4. Amounts over $500 and under $1,000 nv
withdrawn on thirty days notice.
s. Amounts over $1,000 will only be recsn
subject to special terms as to interest 8na
of withdrawal.
6. ALI present interest bearing deposi1 vi
bear per cent interest to July /. and alsel =
date be subject to the above conditions.
We call the special attention OF the Dunss
the Safe Deposit Vaults of this bank. Do..
which can be rented at from s. 70 w IT.
annum. according to size and location. VI "
safeguard known to vaults Of this deseIlgs
is provided and We can safely claim lnen
solutely security. LIZ
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-10

The Terrebonne Independent congratulates
the people Of that parish over the organiza-
don Of the South Louisiana Canal and Navi-
cation Company. The city government OF
New Orleans has promised to lend this COM
pany two dredge boats with which 1t pro-
poses to dredge and clean out the bayous OF
the parish, and thus place Terrebonne In
communication with New Orleans by water.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-10

Anybody who wants small estate In Texas
can get 1t by building that State capitol. 4
small farm OF three million acres Of fertile
land has been offered to the man who will
come forward and erect suitable building
for the Lone Star Legislature to meet In.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-10
NEW ORLEANS. MAY 10. 1879.

DIR. Bartholomew Egan, father OF the late
Justice Egan of our Supreme Court, died In
Shreveport, last week, ct the advanced age
OF eighty-two.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-10

THE NEW LOUISIANA REAk1t
Greatest Cough Strip Of the age,
any age. Product of our sWamps.
did for children. NO poison. -.
TEEN pages Of names of HOME kEEs
ENCES, and increasing! Sold By -
gists. Depot No. LOG Camp stree 4
ja2 6m 2dp
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-10
SO cents per pack, Printed.

so cents per pack, Printed.
VISITING OARDs-The finest super @. Bris
toll. white and all the fashionable tints.
GOLD EDGE VISITING CARDS.
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NOTICE TO STATE CREDITORS.

Rooms COMMITTEE ON THE DEBT OFF
the State, at the State House. !
New Orleans. April 30, 1871
The Committee on the Debt of the State. in
accordance with a resolution of the Constitu-
hona1 Convention. hereby give notice to the
creditors of the State that the committee is pre-
pared to receive propositions relative to the adj
justment of the bonded and floating debt of the
State.
Propositions should be submitted In writing
to the chairman of the committee by q syndi-
cate or agency. representing each particular
class of Indebtedness.
E. E. KIDD
Chairman of Committee.
Address. New Orleans. La. State House.
my1 tt
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-10

might be noticed, however. that the New
York press Is opposed to all subsidies -----
exeept those that benefit the Empire State
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1879-09-17

to end, milk for babes. The little volume
before us is compiled on different prin-
ciple. It is not suggestive of merely
child's food, but is calculated to stimulate
the student who really desires to investi-
gate the history of Gods Holy Word, to
further search and inquiry by its refer
ences to authorities well known in the
Church. Occasionally the answers to
QUESTIONS are given, where they are of
= chronological or historical charac-
i may not be within the easy solu-
ton Of the ordinary Sunday School schol-
ar; and there are, here and there, notes
of a brief sort, to elucidate what may
seem to be obscure in the Scripture text,
The plan of division into Periods is a good
one, and will aid in helping to emphasize
dates.
It will not be possible for any one to
study the Old Testament with these QueS-
tionS as a guideswithout arriving at a
clearer idea of the great facts of its chro-
nology, and the wonderful unity Of The
Book written by such diverse hands, at
such widely separated periods, and COW
ering space of at least ten centuries.
Reverence for it, and confidence in its di-
vine origin, can be the alone result of the
closest scrutiny that can be brought to
bear upon it. Therefore we can conceive
of nothing better for advanced Sunday
School or Bible Glasses, than just such a
series of questions as are here given; and
if this brief word has the effect of com
mending the study of the Holy Scriptures
of the Old Testament, with the aid of
these Questions, to the schools of our
Southern Presbytefs in Church which have
not heretofore known of such aid, we will
not have written in vain. NJ ]. P.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1879-09-17
For the Central Presbyterian.
DR.. Ramsey's Questions. u

We have examined with care and no
small interest the little volume of QueS-
tons on old Testament History, By Rer.
DR.. James B. Ramsey, late Of Hunch-
burg, Ia. Revised and extended by Rev.
DR.. r. L. DaJney Two such names ap-
pended to anything, are sufficient guar
antee for its excellence. That such sys-
TEN of Questions was called for, its pre-
paration by such man as DR.. Ramsey
abundantly testifes The old-fashioped
Union Qle8tion-Books of the American
Sunday School Union have long ago pass
ed out of use, as well they might; for
their undenominational character was not
calculated to recommend them to any
class Of Christians,-not to speak of the
imbecility Of the plan on which they were
arranged, being indeed, from beginning
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1879-09-17
For the Central Presbyterian.
LIFE.

LIFE.
o life, how it seems as an ocean
And the soul as a boat on the sea
A wave tossed bark on an ocean,
That rolls between darkness and day.
Two shores bound the noise of that ocean,
Two shores break the foam of the wave,
One lies at the dawning of spirit
And one at the verge of the grave.
There stand many rocks in that ocean,
Great walls in the storm OF the way,
OH vast dark mountains of sorrow,
That cast their cold frown on the sea.
Oh! desoate boat on that ocean,
Damp and cold; from the chill of thy morn
To wander through lifes long winter,
With sails all broken and torn;
Yet there come many boats on that ocean,
And some have strayed far from the way,
And some have grown weary of rowing
And some have sunk under the sea-
But there came, long ago, on that ocean,
One that feared not the tempest and roar,
And the great ocean ceased from its tossing
And Gained at the touch of the oar.
o wonderful dawn, Ger that ocean
That shall break through the mist of the wave
When the voice of the angel of judgment
Shall wake the dead sleep of the grave
0 life, how it seems as an ocean
And the soul as a boat on the sea
A tossed bark on an ocean,
That rolls between darkness and day.
HUBERT T. Houston.
Union, Monroe Co., w. Va
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1879-09-17

0 life, how it seems as an ocean
And the soul as a boat on the sea
A wave tossed bark on an ocean,
That rolls between darkness and day.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1879-09-17

Yet there come many boats on that ocean,
And some have strayed far from the way
And some have grown weary Of rowing,
And some have sunk under the sea.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-05-14
AFrLIcA1Iozs Ton pArrxr
ArrIIeArIos son a rAT1z.

ITO TEz EBEErUfrrp
h1Aa@ J14e. Far.<. 1-So. Co.,
%rNfe - tes<fy r~s ~1.sas. March
49,. F4tes flstorfEe sdsruA Eugene
$50 ~ y bis duly snsh y new
lrtfA5 ~ zftzz harassd ispRnestion for :
$500 Nsnt. ~ vein. berrseg Ut 81 the
~ FA-A 4fs krnHpd fess seI, with
- n White pt.s s.lath,
= @Asfe Pine. mi inning
49, AID dessgnsssa sa %
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n<1t e1afF 7f4y ftsk No. : between promi-
s<eA, eezrs n. n d.. IA .ra1 y
r@srr : y 80 ssstiNsisr shaft hesrs =
ssA o<eA 90 fees 50 post M 4 soorse
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l. ssa % f<Fe S1 Any and ~ = rook
essssaiaa sdFefseiy any portion N 3
hfrtt-h~$ere 6sxe gsl@d. srs r.nrsss i.anasa
tesss aeFsrse tss1ga with tAe Hessss4. y ns
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s. ~ sisiuts.
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10 s

ON THE NIGHT OF THE FIRE. A DO.
~ nestle sewing Machine was taken fram
the corner 81 Main and Clark streets. The per
son having the same will please leave IL At my
present residence on Mob Hill. Also, a hghs
set Of FurBifnre-pue marhie-f0p table and one
plain Bureau without any drawers.
Il l.. SHIP.
Eureka, April "a. 1879, apes
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NOTICE

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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-05-14
On the 18th Day Of Nay, A. D.iS79
Fer Building and Constructing
| COURTHOUSE,

asa ferntshfns 81 tie islc- sud mssrisi 4,
fts ssrse IS IL southwest caYner 81 Bat.,n,n
ard AsaiA ftsget en- ISIS Nas. crs ~ md two
~ zw lsssA rs. r. IS IN tie Yscay surysy ~
- laets saasty q Fsrtka. State Il
Essasn ss4a Ass2eisg % Re eighty feel larz
> hfSg ttfs vice aid tVo ssertrs high, sha 10
lS egEsasrsessn Wf TIE ~taasfrisf sneuiloped In.
ara A. esesFas ptfh the pIaas sna specf6-
s@raas I'd s14 sHFfeYsd ~ fhs Board Il
Eof1fE ENs GH afssTe ~ Eur IA Comfy. Ne
sAsa RE l9sh asr 90 syTt, 1872. and nov on
BE M4tS t< taFk - 1sd bsfxt. said plans
AE2 efs ifanAe - ese HFsn far Inspection. ana
s1sg r #sen A. he fee ~ Tia County Clark u
Aps 81 &eFstx.
IL , Nsa Aest Is 81 fsTferuilre All tia lsber
zNc 8MTga kHsnN 81 fe& q ~atsr1sl. II tyery kind
ssd uen. kHz ahe e~rsrtisn snd cen.
rlff&en q azsa Noas3-hrner faildsng. strictly
q MeeTasass visa k3sa riaEs and s~psei6ea-
tiers
Al5 raY8ses Submitting : lid - aforesaid
wuss Aes ge x7g fhesf tsd with = certified
sAek cs agfsA Sc q dsrsslt eqnsI 70 fen rss
csHt ~ bis I'D estr flhff q . banking house
~ PASTE A c.. sr fN@ kAsst PIKE frBniy
Park Sc ~ t ~ a Fsr~ks. Nssfts. 10 ftyar
81 Size NsNAsg 1fesFaFrF IL irfeks County.
Nevada, ~ : sasas 0sA nttAe sVtzicffed "
sas afgssse tarf TIE ssencsnsd ehetk or
e a+F ~ - ebai =. rstErfad 10 the
fsdasr ST. Sc event hsA ria ehsil MT he &C.
efyfgA. The qerss wbE4s bid ehNi he xessptsd
n enssr .msa . written oantract. Nth
S%@ Re@sa ~ Creamy Commissioners. "a
tEsaseA Al tie Aessssar uat.ss II sad labor fnd
iaatf ard sea "a esAl e nst-heu@s building
fst nzx ef eefsbsr, 1879.
Il asesgfsNsa Ngth sAa 4tnst.msaecned plans
ped lQAafA ests Fisas ard spsef~
hf1t ehs,fte H&ata part e sid ennfrzcfl.
ari shall RlFa s0Taskh fse CaxAty a ksrsks,
state ~ NaTscE. . Fsn3 ard snMtseat bond, IN
sse sam q ttssts taasxaS eelitfs, 10 e sr-
fruFts ~ iAe " Fe7ksa ke2gd q cesniy CONF
MfsF4Hs ~ ress5 asM8 81 fhs fsffhfb per-
( .eas4se - his faxtrsst. stlt ~ The rcnt le-
tlfn 1T Esd asft.lAsasc building, READY VT
zecstxaSe hytAa
S~s pay of October 1879.
II 3he ssrsv NaAmAsssug 4 30. which shall be
s--.s1.ea .fzft in b enter iate said tentaft
ard furnish sssa hcna wsfAsn Tvs days sitsr
t8e sraerssnsn Il ssfa had. thsH sae aforesaid
ehfst 81 gs4tiesste ~ tsss<it shaA nsSone ieF.
fSitssi 10 fhs C4snnsf e EaTeha.
ssia e~e..frarf ~tl - lsf - the lowest rsspch'
sihfe b,tdsr.
ms payFasnfs VIII r. made ~ ihs ~esa pro,
r.essts. / erarsifrs ~ TIRE sssnsates a The weTS
hy H. Bard - ANY Superintendent SIREN ~
Tssxsi usAx s~rnrtoy. ressfv4pg twenty-five IT
cert. 20 81 r4ymenss nntl the soiAp'sa"A .
tis sT4s1.
Tt@ Iaard II Commissioners reserve The
right r. r sect snv ssa III tiaA.
ssaieg arata al all b. II erred snd exam
snta ~ sksd Board " ft1asaissiohers'
on Nenaay. May iesh. sse
- witness my hand sra ssal e ssia
sEAh uosrd. his isth day u April. ls's'
IN r. norGE,
Cisrs n Board ~ cevuts ceFanslssssasts
aoleta Ey X. ". hEIL. Deputy
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EU r K KA
TRANSFERS ASSOCIATION.

WE THE ESbEasfGNEn. FOR THUR
w fsF e slt-Frtssst de. ksrety 81 r1o ctr
selves 4ute A. ayssnlzsf4an = te kHtNN AL
Designate - he Enreka Iss34sfer= Aess
tsez. sna ~ % ksrstE LaHfuaiis bird ana
pfssEs cfsfssss eAr ~ fe ethsr % comply
~gth s.e fass wsus Eufss asa Lams fer s&E
government * sN&A A*sN.ason. AAa 4tskaNush
- i j. sEpastrt fn4t ~ sffTttF Asarx sasste
tg rsrsa;n rursits ia tie taxn Il Ensshx T. ~
cnes ire Frsess ~ Cur falsr sns fssslue stss
faFA shsTt-s 3 sEcessSt1A. vail prove afsessgaas
y fhos* ssesesa 10 fhe tassnsss u sssnna
Sc ~slsaals EAsee SuEselgse. EIuA kqA1F. -
ce11tgsa - tAe sosieRtns Hs4zws
The sGesTs - ISIS 2ssasistssn sta1l cnss.-s
& r Brsssaerf. S.ertssr s1a Trsskur,x. Nle
shaa he slestse ser 81 tsrA q eAs ssar.
ssegaIar ussHsr ~ shs- Association fssl
~ p is 81 tAs - : sNss - f4th AaG sgfry
ths fsfstatnt. ~s@ ial hsseaass mss b. tAllei
w hi Hfessetgt IL HNs ztaar. ii IL sFasssst ~
a.e Essaaf4rs - The Asssx8a1nen. II tas szs.ss-
ssGy s-ists t~astefsr
III csse II the sfssats - tAe rresfgenf a. ar
E<zalsr - sye i&l sfessn2 % fhs AsseesAflen,
\ nsAeaf7sy % shce4 whe hnfs sgf~srsfsa r.
here assslss shah elect President pro tenn
foss. whn stai3 have and process al The raw
Era 81 Prfssa.Ht Entll sBra siA4t a. tie ri. aInr-
81 eisx tss ffssiGenf shan resufrs ths Gusaes -
hss nee.
Nv.
~ @NNAH ~ ~
a cefrsst rrsoFt ~ All the traAsscfionr ~ she
Association. ard 70 gnake a fAfthfsi report 81
fhs saas whersstr - required ~ shc Ign-i-
asat sef NAsfh Eervise M euxa nsnsxt.ou shall
be allowed IS eAArgsd-
1t shall be TIE Guts II the Treasurer 10 fsAe
charge ~ All moneys which 1aay frata tisae t.
fttfss sesuc into Afs Possession. either fer dues
81 1fss shioh EBAY IL assssSea ar imposed usan
the ~ ssAt3rs ffeIa tine - tlrsf. and 81 dis
haFsS tAc RSaa% ssssdeF the direction ~ the
President lie shall reesisr nnsalary. IL sih5i
H. bis duty NJ fath meefsns 10 nseeFfain TIE
sH-eunt due fer hzha. fuel hasl rent. and other
erHtnssA. and Asssse each nsembsr bis share
thereof.
VI.
In esse any naefnhef Of ibis Association shsii
haHl charcoal fer a less price than thSf fiseis-
toned and specified tn the s@ssaNfug sscliun Of
these Es-isws. be shall h. subjected g. y hHe o.
ave hundred dollars
VII,
We, tbs members 81 shls Aspu4ia&t8n. hereby
mutually pledge snd hind ourselves. one 90 che
otAer, taas the following scale 81 prices shall
fe established fer hauling chAFvosl, and We
hereby mutually sarte thst We Will not bani
charcoal for a LEES sufn tAan Is hereby essab-
hsAed, viz
Hauling per two days. round trip. per bushsi. &c
~
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VII.

The provisions 81 The ftreaxfpg section shall
pot be 20 Construed a. 20 sHtrs any written con-
traet Il baud eeal Iaade prior 70 the data VI The
adoption q these Bylaws.
TX
These Bylaws may I've altered or amended 81
any kesuisr Meeting II the Association ~ .
majority Of The members ~ the Association.
NJ d. Foley. II Sadier.
Geo, W Lamoureux, J s. R~urlineame.
r. T. Brown, NJ II. Mcdonald.
causfy Il Mckee, Reilly 4 Lockwood.
A. sfUyifoot. A. Eddy.
3. succstii, Geo. GTeenup.
Joseph WANNA. J. Nadish.
4. Z. Fisk. wni. Powell.
W. A. Montgomery, Vim. Beeannnn,
D. keene. Hiram Cfoweli-
Iureks. Arrii -, 1879. sr@4saa
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II OTICE
To
Contractors and Builders

NoTfcE - EYFFBY GTyry BY rHp
~ ho1sse q CaErsy cquE.sssonsrs n r,v.h.
CoaAts. Nsssas. sAsi seaisd Pser~zzss VII 1.
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NOTICE

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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-24
Shadows Of Coming Events.

The Socialist City Executive Committee
meets tonight at Arbciter Hall.
The Democratic City Executive Commit
tee meets tonight at the Grand Hotel for
organization.
DR.. Roberts Bartholow will lecture at
Clifton Hall next Friday evening, on The
Hygiene of Suburban Life"
The Psi Upsilon fraternity will hold their
reunion and give a supper on the occasion
of the fortieth anniversary in Nay next.
Tonight the Queen City Lodge, No. 229,
|. o. 0. F., hold their twenty-ffth anniver-
sary. The programme is varied, the talent
is of an excellent order, and good time is
anticipated.
A picnic is to be given in the spring for
the benefit of the Betts-street Hospital. A
meeting OF the Committee on Arrangements
will be held at Washington Platform next
Thursday evening.
The Citizens Committee of the North
American STngerbund will meet next
Wednesday evening at Turner Ha !. The
object is to rescind the motion appointing
the Volksblatt as the only official organ for
the SnpgerfcSt
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-24
THE DEADLY COLT.
A Newport Man Shoots Himself
Through the Head.

Newport is becoming notorious for sem
sations of late. One has scarcely died away
before another breaks right out, in order
that the gap may be filled. This morning
shortly before 6 clock the residents in the
neighborhood Of German and Ringgold
streets were aroused by the loud reports of
two pistol shots fired in succession.
A crowd soon collected around the house
from whence the report came, which is a
two-story frame situated on the east side of
German street between Macarthur and
Ringgold Streets and occupied by family
named Obernesser. 1t was learned that the
husband and father. Jacob Obcrnesser, had
shot himself with the intention of taking
his own life. The ball, which was of enor.
nous size, came from Colts thirty-two-
caliher revolver
The victim placed the weapon close to
his right temple, about an inch from the
eye and at a right angle with that member
and fired, the ball coming out on the oppo-
site side and lodging in the bureau about
ten feet away. From all we could learn the
man was of very industrious habits but
would drink some occasionally, and when
under its influence would quarrel with his
wife.
Yesterday lie took one of those spells
and abused his wife considerably, during
which he struck her severe blow. Later
in the day she asked him why he abused
her so, and he answered; 81 will have to
abuse somebody, but your troubles will
soon be over"
Early this morning the quarrel was re-
sumed before either got out of bed. and be-
fore it ended he pulled a revolver that he
had secreted under the clothes. At the
sight of the weapon the woman jumped out
of bed and ran screaming through the
room. The husband fired after her but the
ball did not take effect.
He then fired twice at himself, but one
OF the shots taking effect as above men
toned. The family troubles have existed
for long time, as he filed suit for di-
vorce on the I'd Of August last, but shortly
afterwards withdrew it, he being unable to
sustain the charge.
Mrs. Obernesser was obliged to swear out
a warrant on Saturday last for the arrest of
her husband, on charge of abusing her.
The officer went to arrest him. but one of
the sons advised them not to go near his
father as he had a loaded revolver and
would certainly shoot any one who laid
hands on him. The man finally sent word
that he would appear in court this Mon
day. morning.
Mr.. Obernesser was employed as a fore
man at the Dueber Watch-case Factory at
y good salary, and was well liked by his
employers. There is a family of five grown
and one lad of about eleven
years. They are well to do, and are re-
spccted in the ncighborhood.
Obernesser was living at noon, with no
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