davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1879-05-23

BuTrAIo. N. y, May o2-GnA1n-wheat
noninall, nnchannea; 4. 900 hi No. Duluth sold
nt 8. 10. Corn dull; sales Il, foo bu No. 2 mixed
Chicago al ;k1c. 1iye neglected. harley ntg.
FHktonTb-caual and rniltoad freIshs un.
changed.
, 1879-05-23

rEoniA, Ill.,, May 2a.-Ilruuw1zEs-Pirm 4
81. 0O11 ,0G.
, 1879-05-23

at 71.'GGs7 3-1gd; sales. 5000 haIeA; specula.
ton and exoort, 1,n00; American, $500.
Pnoytatons-Pr1.no mess beer, Tia, Lard
American ma 3t.
LONDON, May ~. 222.-.rAIlow-FInc American. 35s
Sd.
pETnoL.uh-Renned. 7Hd.
REsrN-TAJe. I26
, 1879-05-23

WhNISaToy, May @2.-6riAlrs or TuHpENrthx
STEADY at 25t4c.
, 1879-05-23

PHILADELPHIA, May "...-FLouh-Qutct; no or
port demand or speculative inquiry; Western an
purinc, s.. 1908, 90; do oxtra, S3.S7}iGD4. 90;
Minnesota extra family, medium, 81 .5o do good,
$4.o5; DO choice, o. 3ad 90; do fancy. IS. 1asl
Minnesota patent PROCESS. 81. o0Qu. 60; do good
and fancy, 50. bo17. 90. Rye hour Unclaimed.
GnAlS-Whcnt quiet; unsrAded, D5cIsi. 10;
No. 2 red, o1eyatHr, 81. 19i&. Corn quiet; heated
and se]octed. on track, s0a;'sc as Ii condition !;
atcamer do, :'sft i0c; Whils Western, elevator,
noyislnSA-l}cuf-DemAn tairaul market flrm |;
psmo mess. Si2. 90 Meas pork, S1o. J7s G110. g2H ;
prmo mess, 50, o. Ham1-6m0Eod, ~. 5uGbD, DO !;
pIck3ed, S7..5GbS.G0. Lard-Western. ~, :50
U.hO.
DuTTEn-StcndY: creamery extras. 1aGt t1oc; New
York Stata and bradford Comfy la.. extras. ttdh
17c; Wcslern Isetprys extsas, 12o1+ci do good 10
ch0ce, 0Gh11c.
EHGs-Fttm; Wcstern, 1!c.
cnEa. cnEssE-r!rn: sf;cs1,ery, 717he .., .
Mms'kf-Flrm; Wsstss1 q. 0g.
corn. Dl, 600 a,.; oats, l, QUO bu; rye. Il 600 hn
sHrxESrs-whest, 10, 0U0 bu; cofu, 20, Ooobu.
, 1879-05-23
THE FAlR.tiST,

sDecinI Dlspasch 10 TIE JSibunA
srnlsorIELp, ILL.,, May 29-Futlowing is d
list Of the Fairs to be held In Illinois during
1870, Which has been prepared BY Secretary
Fisher, of the gtato board OF Agriculture:
, 1879-05-23

CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE 4 81 PAUL RAILWAY
once. y south Clark.st, oTpoIjtu Enertnan tiousc
aid at dcput- "''A"~ '.""s1s
, 1879-05-23


Ktnsat CITY L Denver Fast Ex .,e:15 nm 3.:,l n,
s.. Lttlts, hprtnRne1d Il Texas :, N:fxi iA -:Es Il;
MuhtE New Orleans Expresa - H:lyi ,t -.ss ~
St kHi<, Springfield T. Tcxaa...S nm ns 7aSi m
fs5s HsoK@t 'K!attnK''n Ell E.prts 1t, M sS9
CnltaRn n ihuac9n y. IL t:1.. 1:tn M 7:t1 m
StTsAr iacun+ " 1snthRt II TX. sf.:1t M 3a0 m
Jn1ct q lNieMt accommodation 5:ep uss G:.U IN
, 1879-05-23
RAILROAD TImR rAnt.h.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE o. TRAINS

FxrLANAT1oM o. RKrrERHc1 MAnTa,-4s,trrt,,
cTcePted. SUNDAY excepted. {MondaY ascsnt.T
CHICAGO l. NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY,
thu dsnntA. '' -"u N
, 1879-05-23

CHICAGO ALTON & ST. LOUIS, CHICAGO. AND
KANaH CITY L DENVER BH0RT LINES,
Union 1'tJut. Vest Sdr near Ma.l.ot.st brtdRc AMI
TEcnt'.th!sd'st. 1tcket UEncG. ~ south Liafk.St
, 1879-05-23

oHlOAen BURLINGTON 4 QUINCY RAILROAD
Der9te loot Of !nkn.a. lndtanA'av and e1teont bst
snu aana! snh s1tecnlh.ats. Ticket Oncea 0B Ciark.
, 1879-05-23

IoAre. Arrive.
Milwaukee ExnrtAs.,..,. .,.,,.., -.-r !!.,...
Milwaukee Hnecta tsundnyst.... ;35 az ~ M
h t.Gl,haIu l. AlHcsuta, tirHcnl '''o !" III nm III
tay. Ant Hrnasha through DaY
NGd} .:,,s; III slo1o MI 100 IN
Iowa Express... ..........,,is 500 q ,nf% 7.la ~
WltcnhsH + M,nnesntn, Hrernt ' '''s p~
Bay. sfeYcna Point, and Ash
land through Might ExptcE.. 4 a;Ok InIt 200 m
, 1879-05-23

@ ramaa @ idntt! Garx aFr rrn thronsh between Chi.
u !0;al D.. m. " ~ ~ ~"''"h ~''taH~
hhft rAF1 Erst ut ClIrARo.
a-nepot corner Of Wells md Kinkte.ftA
o-Dcpot corner Of Canat and kInxIo.st
, 1879-05-23

All trains via Milwaukee. Tickets for st. Tsul
and Minneapolis goDI either ria sadtsan and atre
dn Ch!en. or stk Watertown LaCruAsc, and iTinoaa.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD
Depot. foot Uf a;;c It. and foot Of rxtntY.tcc,n5st
Ticket UHrt. III Rauaolph.ss., Mear CLARK.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-02-01
HAvE HOPE

The iollowjng beautiful lines were written by
Rev Father RYAN and originally appeared in tine
the hone that come poor afflicted soul suffering
from the terrible yellow fever seourage might find
sacnsosafion in them and cheer up The writer
died inst one week after their appearances, while
.n,inisteritau 10 the afflicted IN Grenada.
,rnere uever was a valley without fstied flower.
There mover was heaven without some little
The fsce of lay may Cash with light in any morn
ing horfr
sR,ft evening soon saallconae with her shadow
woven shroisd
There never vas river without its midst of gray,
rsea ,,exsv was 4 forest N1taout It's faleE
leaf.
III cur aII.s way ssy.''-
When lol there sounds fo0tstep, and we meet
the face of Giief
There never was a seasaore without its DIR
wreck.
here never was an ocean without its n
N@ve s.,,.,, ,,...,s r. ,,,orv ,ne ,,,,v,slae
thai feek
Shine .wa,sre dead etars are sletpIng
-naaltledgrave.
Tiers never was a strean1let, however crysta
clear,
without a shadow resting In the ripples Of It.
tide
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-02-01
grown mp marvslously like his yonn.s..
cousin even can see it now. 'ses'
REMARKABLE Echoes.

4 In the sepulcher Of MetaIle az =.
of Sulla, IN the Roman Camnagn. ~ We .aa
is an echo which repeats FIVE f;,,,a snele
five different KEYS, and win s1 .,,sa' u
bacK with distanctness hexameter In
which requires two and a half seconds /, :, :
utter 1t On the banks of the Nah y
between Bingen and Coblentz. an ,@aa,
repeats seventeen times. The suas snv
may be scarcely heard, vet the rasr srasa
are loud and distinct, sometimes a,,r ,.,ass
ing to approach ait other times NJ d s. =.
from q great distance. Echees ac, ,,,,irle
beautiful and romantic are M ~ 49,
In our own islands In the ce,ne g. y
the Abercorn family, at Paisley whs =
the door OF the chapel is shut. TIE rau ~.
berations are equal to the ssuna q
thunder. III single note Of mus;, !.
breathed, the tone ascends rrad,,slI =
with multitude OF echoes till II 49,
soft and bewItchlng murmurs. In this
chapel is inferred Margery, the daughtsr
of Bruce, and the wife of William Wi W..
lace. The echo at the Eagles Nest =,
the banks of Killarney, Is renownad a. a.
its effective repetition of buple cs1l m
which seems to be repeated bv hun;raS
instruments, until it gradually dies $50
in the air. At the report OF cs,,,s,..
the londest thunders reverberata ,'s TO-
the rock, and die in seemingly endiass
peals along the distant mountains AZ
the Castle of Simcnetta, q nobIeman,s
seat about two miles from Milan. > sny.
prising echo is produced between tvo
wings of the building. The rsnart :" -
q yxIctnl No %r1 L. -
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-02-01
Who was Hg

When the streets are as muddy az ves-
terday the cars are fun of ladies coming
and going, and the trick PLAYED bv :
man yesterday on the fourteen ladies' IN
q Woodward avenue car should be
frowned upon by every true citizen. II
again attempted he may get himself into
trouble. he boarded the car with a
rubber shoe in his pocket big enough %
fit over number eight eowhide boot
and at proper moment, when all ewes
were turned upon the Car switching past.
he dropped the rubber on the floor. anS
then suddenly pretended to see Il: Bend
ing over and picking it up be called
out:
(which Of ypu ladies Lost this rub
berg"
Every faoe turned pale at the size 81
ii, and each lady gave the other sly
glance.
sfSome one in this car lost this rubberio
continued the human hyana as be waived
1t around.
Not q lady moved. Each enc wons
dered if one of her rubbaEs had dropped
of, but her mind was made no to wade
in mud two feet deep before claiming,
that one.
"The owner can have i'll charge
nothing dor my services" calmly 3D.
served the fiend, ~ he looked down one
side of the car and up the other.
Net o hand was raised, but All feet
were drawn under the seat as If by mss
chiuery.
VERY well, !" said the man, as be rose
up to leave the car. s.Pm o rubber
shoe ahead. 1T won't do the loser any
good to call at my Office, or to send q
boy and o basket after this ahoe, for 4
won't give 1T up"
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-02-01

ITS aatonishing, ssys the New Orleans
Bxl8stiR, 10 see how little there isof some
ladies in these days Of contracted eairt&
and il is equally astonishing to ses how
much tnere 10 of some others
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-02-01

last; but who on earth could have ,ex-
pected such a denouement ,or that ,sas
should have been led 10 The ,onJv apot
whore ahe could have gained apv tidinss
of fiber mother9
Y And yet 90 it was. and chic ,taiseoyerx
was che result Of cher hol;davsn that
treat which j had designed 4 All for ihar =
OF course, we had An addition Vi On,
family; of ,course, the contract Tor h ~.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-05
AUCTION SALES.
BY 9. E. Girardey.

IHE JOHNSTON pIGKERY.
conveniently located near the Ftrets Dfstrfet
thinning aud GetteH Frssrts-H FuuftfaT
stand and one Of the Most Successful of its
kind In the city. $50 =. ~ aes
RY @. f. HIKARDEY, Aueafoneer- ofsaa
- No. 30 Camp treet--BATuHDAY Nav
1879. ut 10 o'clock M. at the Sf. Charles Auefinms
Exchange, will be- sold at public auction. lar
account Of an absent owner- 11' ~
THAT POPULAR BUSINESS STAND AMI
SUCCESSFUL COTTON pfCKERY pRopEn
TY. at preseit leased to Maesrs. A. Smith q Oo.
at the rate Of 1000 per anns1m until the thirty
first Of Augustnext. The property comprises
street In the. eAuare banded BY Religious.
Ut. Thomas Rae and Orange streets. by 12s
feet In depth, bltweeH parallel lines. The
pickery 10 equipped wit extensive platforms.
proximity to the first District shipping and
Leading cotton presses.
Terms and Conditfons-One quarter or more
cash at the option Of the purchaser. and the re-
mainder at one. two and three years credit. for
notes specially secured by mortgage and ven-
doris lien. bearing all the usual clauses OF per
cent per ,annnm interest. per cent attorneys
Ices, policy OF insurance transferred. and the
purchaser TO assume the taxes due and ex-
igible In 1879 over ths price OF adjudication
:, ACT q sale before A. Hero ESQ notary pub
lie. at the expense OF the purchaser
ans s. 10 Ia 10 40 ~ td
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-05
REPUBLICAN PRECEDENTS.
The Case Of Senators stockton, Of New
Jersey, rs q Precedent for
KellOgE'S Expulsion.

To the Editor Of the Pittsburg Post:
The Washington correspondence Of the Dis
match, on March 81, furnishes another ex-
ample of Republican shortness Of memory
wherever recollection Is inconvenient.
It coolly states, referring to the propects OF
the Senate ousting w. P. Kellogg: 1T Is true
that such thing has not been done. though
it was tried at the last session In the case OF
Butler Of South Carolina.
Will the Dispatch give it's readers a truth
full account Of the ousting OF Senator Stock
ton, after he had been decided to be entitled
to his seat and had held It a year or more
without objection.
The substance Of the case Is that at the
time OF his election resolution was passed
by the New Jersey Legislature, 10 conven-
ton, that the candidate receiving a plurality
of votes should be declared elected. The votes
resulted in a plurality for Stockton, with q
few votes for J. w. Wall, q peace Democrat,
sufficient when added to the Republican vote
was referred to a committee Of the United
States Senate, reported in his favor and he
took his seat without objection. But after
wards the, Republicans carried New
s serseyl, ana e they at once &c conceived
election and proceeded to elect a Republican
to contest his seat. Senators Collamer and
Foote, with some others, held that his claim
could not be disturbed, but they got sick.
senator morrill,, OF Maine, paired with Sena-
Ior wright, OF New Jersey, and when he
heard that the latter was sick he recalled his
pair and hurried to Washington to have
Stockton ousted BY a majority Of one before
Senator Wright should recover sufficiently to
attend. The whole conduct Of the Repubii-
cans in t. !. matter was dishonorable, but it
question Of a Senator's right to a seat. and
they ought not to object to their own medi-
cine. AS no Democrat regards the Lepisa-
ture that elected Kellogg as having any legal
existence we are are perfectly willing to be
judged by the merits Of the case VIC. S,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-05
h. Z. GIRARDEY'S
Ir.lendsr Of Weekly Auction Sales
Of
pFi, RS ATE BANK BANK AND And OTHER STOCKS
70 TAKE PLACE AT THE
~ Charles Auction Exchange
On the following days:
On the following days:

i. ry1pDAY. April s.--For account OF the sue
sAT cession 81 IT. Il. b. Goffey.
arndry notes and open accounts.
Nm account or tue succession VI HehTy nope
shares Of 800 each In the Levee Steam Cot
To- tpar rre II sso aaeh In the Bank Of Lafayette
~ ~ sharas Of DO each uf the Southern Bank.
M ahares In the Jefferson Hall.
X shares Of the Mechanics aud Traders Bank.
q shares OF the Patent Roofing and Tile Com
rhe foundry property. forming the northwest
corner of Magnolia and Erato streets.
q ~
se 81 Me 80 Ee /, NM 10. tho 70 personal
effects Of the late deceased.
The desirable farm and orchard properly
known MS the Drouet place. situated on each
side OF the Metairie road. =.
The ne,story frame dwelling. OPPOSITE me q
Charles Street Railroad stables, anu neA!
N. adjoining the foundry on Magnolia. petWeeh
Erato and Ctio streets. -.
The neat double tenement one story frame COT
taRe. forming the southwest corner q ~
sephine and Locust streets. near the heilel
Market. ..,.
The frame cottage, built retired from the street
next adjoining the above descripea. oh 90
ma threasstory brick store and dwelling. No
u4 Tehoupltoulas street. near ". Mary
The one.story brick store and dwelling. Nos
IoI and los Cont. between Daupnine ahd
II Burgundy streets. =, ~ ~ r.I
The one-storv frame dwelling, no; 40 Chip
newa. between Seventh and Eighth streets
1,he neat and newly built one story frame COT,
L = tage on uustomhouse, between Broad and
Dorgenois streets.
EATURDAY. April 13.-For account OF the sue.
cession OF Jean Ray =
MIA two. story brick dwelling. forming The
northeast corner Of St. Philip and st. Claude
streets. -
ror account Of the succession OF Edward D
N improved farm In the parish Of Tangipahoa
La. y,
southwest corner OF julia and Dryades
ma handsome and newly built two story frame
dwelling, No. 81 Conrey. between Prytan1s
and st. Charles streets.
The three choice building lots on Sixth, between
prytania and st. Charles atreea.
The choice residence site and building lots or
III. Charles. between Washington Avenue
and on Conrey, between st. Charles ant
prytania streets and adjoining the residence
al Messrs. Armstrong and JeaDrenand, ane
/ In one Of the most desirable neighborhoods
of the Garden District.
The row of nine tenement frame houses. form
Ing the southeast corner OF Jackson hnt
arst rate business stand. forming the south
east corner OF Melpomene and Freret streets
The two double tenement frame dwellings,. mex
adjoining. on Freret. between Melpomen'
and Terpsichore streets.
For terms and full particulars see desnriptiv.
and official advertisements and plans at tn
of1ce Of the auetioneer. No. 81 Camp street.
mhIkK
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-05
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.
UNITED STATES A PER CENT bonds

NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.
UNITED STATES 4 PER CENT BONDS.
We have COUPON BONDS Of all denomi-
nations, $50, 500, $500 and $1,000, on
hand for Immediate delivery.
Subscriptions for the REGISTERED BONDS
filled with the least possible delay U. s. b-20s.
OF 1867. received for subscriptions.
mh8 i'm A. BALDWIN. President.
The New Orleans savings Institution
In view Of the fact that there has been an in
creased demand made by depositors upon the
institution. and that as the investments were
made to secure Interest," to depositors on securi.
ties and assets which cannot be realized imme-
diately without great sacrifice and loss;
Resolved, That availing ourselves Of the
power granted by the charter. Is per cent will
be paid Immediately. and notice Of ninety days
will be required for subsequent payments:
DAVID URQUHART.
President.
G. COIN.
ALFRED MOULTON,
ED. A. PALFREY.
THOS. A. ADAMS,
CHAS. ]. LEEDS,
mil tt Trustees.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-05

The number of cows In the United States,
says the London Family Herald, Is over
100000 which is six times the number in
Great Britain, over twice the number in
France, two and half times more than in
Prussia, and more than there are in the coun-
tries OF England, Ireland, Scotland, Wales,
Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Russia, Finland,
Austria, Hungary and Switzerland com hined,
although these countries together contain
Iour times the population OF the United States.
The proportion OF cows to the inhabitants Ia
NE great republic is twenty three to each 100
Persons
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-05

Medicine appears to be the most attractive
he professions to the young men OF the
Dissent generation. According to the Medl-
sM ecord the proportion Of medical students
ssotH le population in 1910 was one to $4,000; in
,ssOl one to $500; In 1871, one to 300, and in
20 1897 while the q on law
out oatenth as fast II this ratio OF in
ease y g members Of the medical profess
ion kssllp, it is only question OF time
Hhen .no TORS will have to physic one an
other Or s1e
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-05

WANTED. CITY OANvAssERS-CA JAN MAKE
w from % to SO q day for the great COM
bination" Hunters Perfection" Rotary Flour
Meal Sitter. etc. Special terms for agents for
parishes and counties In the States Of LouisI-
una and Georgia. Apply to or address REY-
NOLDH d ARMSTRONG;. No. 90 Baronne street.
.IatEf
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-05

Two hundred and eight young men have
been fined $500 each at Mulnouse, Alsace-
Lorraine, for not presenting themselves for
CONSUMPTION.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-05

WIANTED-A PURCHASER FOR SEVERAL
w balances In the Orleans Savings Institu-
ton. aggregating $1,000, and upon one Of which
T89, mh22
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WTANTED-THE PUBLIC TO KNOW THAT
w the cheapest and best advertising In the
the first and five cents for each subsequent in
sertion. mh22
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.


aOciedad Uut0n EspaHOla - MeneHcRMs
Gin M,stna- AsanaBsea gmereF 07dit.aria-Los
afciates mienlbrdg de estdsds9caasa9n se re-
atra en- asambtea 6graerat ~ 81 foens &c eostn e.
e LINES Rre1Ao ~ a,a DEL s fo aeszass "a q
negocios lep11,t preuiendelteqlanaento.
f"r orae' ri i = Ttf7II1SANA, seeretao
N,teud Orleans, April s. 1879. aano ~
Association Army Of Tcnncssee. Louisi-
ana Division. "a Baronne street. New orleans
April 5. 1s79-The pfficers and msmbers arn ri r.,
aeda e sR1 es st Pnnaa
o'clock. i y expected that pvery member will
BY order Of Auaussgua Rp1onAaD. First Vice
aps i ~ A't1l eoEpISa Secretary
Loulsian. Associated Veterans Of the
Mexican War-Ihe membsra Of the above rs o. asso
s ssm6s s noTy g III Ka rfbasssa
lery, on COMMON street. on SUNDAY next:
April q ct O'clock .. III, for The purno e 81 Of
participating In tie cesemonies OF decorating
the graves Of our fahen comrades. BY order OF
me ap sf e nRtiioHARD lambert. Secretary.
Juan county, Oolorado-pa Interested in
are hereby invited to cal ut my office. No; 10
examination Of mineral specimens. maps. etc.
Information touching the operations and pros
poets Of the Mineral Point Tunnel Company
will DO freely given.
mh27 We Sa am GEO. w. DOLL.
New Orleans. march -. Is7D-Tho
death of George p. Crane will cause no inter-
| ruptton In the business Of the firm Of G EORHE
| r. CRANE Il Co. Mr.. CYRUS CHISM giving his
| personal attention to the same.
The continuance OF the custom OF bis friends
| iB respectfully solicited.
GEORGE. p. CRANE Il CO..
| mh3O I'm No. 104 Poydras street.
| OfIlcc Or tho Mcrchants' Mutual lnsur-
ance Company. No. 1o4 Canal street, New Or
| leans. March 30. 1879 Notice Is hereby. given
| that the annual election for eleven directors
| shall be held ut the office Of this company. on
MONDAY. April 7. 1879. between the hours OF 10
| a IN. and p. m.
mh2l g. w. MOTT. Secretary,
1 Tine WOman's Christian Union Will
meet on the first and second TU ESDAY In each
month, at IL o. M. at the Carondelet Street
Methodist Church,
MRS. ~. LYONS. President.
MRs. FL. J. CooP. Secretary. deb tt
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-05

You can aye all choleric diseases by the
use OF W. Edge Tonic.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-05
MECHANICS AND TRADERS BANK.

NEW ORLEANS. March 30. 1879.
Notice Ia hereby given that bank boxes on de-.
post In this bank will be delivered to the own
ers thereof. daily. between the hours Of 10 Q. m.
and ID m.
Special deposits lunder a general order from
the honorable the Fifth District Court can only
be delivered on satisfactory evidence to the
undersigned. that the bank has no interest in
said special deposit. and that the owner thereof
Is not indebted to the bank.
No admission except between the hours
above mentioned
J. II. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX.
mh3O IL Civil Sheriff In charge
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-05

southern hank, New orleans, march ~.
1879 The late president and directors Of the
Southern Bank feel it to be their duty to an
nounce to the creditors and stockholders Of
that institution that. In consequence Of the
lamentable and. In their humble opinion, I'M
founded decision Of the State Supreme Court
relative to the levy OF special tax required for
the city consolidated bonds OF 1852. of which
said bank holds upwards Of 100000. and also.
III consequence OF the alarming shrinkage In
the obligations OF the State. they have deemed
1t honorable to supsend receiving any further
deposits and collections and making payment.
have been allowed. The business affairs OF the
CORPORATION. now under legal safeguard, will
positors will be paid as speedily as circum-
stances viii permit and no ffort will be spared
States Supreme Court the appeal taken from
the ruling, Of the State supreme Court in the
THOS. LAYTON,
BRADISH JOHNSON.
JNO. r. MOORE,
r. FITZWILLIAM.
mh19 If THOS. LAYTON. Jr.
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WANTED - TO PURCHASE A SMALL
w farm. MISUNDERSTANDING price and loca-
TONS. 8 this Office. mh90t
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NTANTED-BY A LADY. A SITUATION TO
w teach In any Of the Southern States. Tes-
Hmonials Of high character and qualifications.
Address w. W., Democrat office, mh3O1
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SOUTHERN BANK.
IN LIQUIDATION.
NOTICE

Parties who have boxes and packages on spe-
cial deposit in the vault Of the institution are
notified that, by order Of the Fourth District
Court for this parish. the same will be delivered
to them, on evidence Of authority to receive. at
the Banking House every day between the
hours Of - and 2. on their receipt for the same.
New Orleans, March 10. 1879.
T.. BERMUDEZ, Attorney.
For the Civil Sheriff:
. BKEAUX. FENNER & HALL.
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BANK NOTICES.
SOUTHERN BANK.

NEW ORLEANS. March 30. 1870.
Notice ID hereby given That bank boxes on de-
post In this bank will be delivered to the owners
thereof daily, between the hours of lam. and q
p. m.
No special deposits can be delivered without
an order from the honorable the Fourth District
Court.
No admission except between the hours
80 j. Il. ALCEE GAUTHREAUx.
mh30 Il Civil Sheriff In charge.
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