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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-27
WHERE TO LOOK
FOR THE BEST FURNITURE.

H. just returned from the North with ona OF
he .,ast eomplete selections Of artistic furpi
rure. ocnamepts. etc. Cal and ehAmin. the
ms. Raw Slks. Emhroiieries, Bahbine' and
Nutttns nam Lace Gnttans. and the ue9est
i y.e-. Ii Payer Hangiugs. all at the hoat rear
sonAhle prices oel9I
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THE NEW ORLEANS SATURDAY, DECEMBER 81
RAR'N ma sTICEg.


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viii ho held "A our banking nouae, on III M
RAN January N. Iaah. AAweon tha hours " 9
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NiRerutR Nattsnat ssank New 1rlesHs
HARouhnr ~. 1860 Tho Annnal oirat Ion fnf III.
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ING tha present high watar. nnl unfil further
Mulne, sugar Will h. hanAIna nv nav elevator at
half cents TOR barrel
deaf ut l. Il OUIIIIY
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0Mce " the n" .s.."ns a. ass. ss,n,-
RAhyl UecemhnF ~, tpIe A dividend OT TlIIsHF
DOILARa AND FiFtY lENTa rEK AIlARE
Will be paid IN TuENDAY, J m my lE 1aaa oui
OF tho earnings Ut he paat six mnhlha.
inc ,raneiat book Will hn oloaea if5m Jann.
airy until January ~ $50
de1f jalH WALDORF Hnnrefnrv
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W AN TED

"ANE FED
TANYAS5ERS To SILL THE FOLLOWING
~ nav and useful Inventions: The celehraIs sd
L. E. LEE COOKING STOVE. awarded the
diploma ST the lest Louisiana ard Alabama
stats Fairs. The BORING WE'LL. the la:es ana
chez pest method OF Obtaining Wafer rom the
earth Hunters PkTEN 7 FLOUR AND MEAL
SITTER which Ter oullnsry ps=posee + alm9 ssN
AND FIsHING LAME, which is he test cotton
worm destroyer yet discovered. The CLAYTON
FIRErLaGE HEAT REFLECTOR ELEG.
TRIO BELLS. the latest and best nefhcd Of bell.
banging for dwellings, stree. cars and steam
beats, being less is6le Q ut out 81 pair thar
The old style. The PATENT WATKB OUT.
OFF. an Ingenious oonuivanas e prevent the
filth aPeumulstiug o. the roofs Of houses enter
ng ,isterns. A rev method BY witch water car
be drawn from a cirtarn Ice cold through irou
pipes. without the use Of ice or q etnicas. III,
s1CKUs WATER MOTOR . gr-at Invention
sn he used lot any purposes. very Ghessp c1a
.figaEl@ t@r running na.higer! af II ssserl9
fioas- The sun LfaHT 4As MACHINE. -.
latest che8pesr sad y oet convenient method Of
liEh'ils haasAS.
rrerratta 6snvhssare wanted and G0CD
1UsISEPS GC AaAETEFU
JAMES II IFYNGLIA
Pldmhaf ani taa1 Filter.
.e1s lYDSW eCBsronne strssss
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WA Fd'TB.

WANTND THh PUBLIC TO KNOW THAT
W the aheRprat md L"at ndvarls ink In tho
lily Ia In fhtD column. NJ tnu oana par limo for
no ilrat and flve nen'a for ounh Subsequent In
lGriInn.
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Nonos-gM@ soften aalIers and sas,sr-
yitad 90 attrni = + oeitrp ~ he held i'm bn Odd
seliows Hall RUNDhY. Denemh,t "a u t9s, \,
@'. a. Nj y CUIAth
$3.50 ~ heoIbtarv.
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Plane Tuning
af rn FOR PIANO TUNING BEST work
~ .SV ~ $40 Msgs ine street. u. LEEOH.
Soiree Pianist noiGH
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MPeFsAs Ns1Rge ~ ArAnueH% WIver ship
para-sIhe GES. I'll Al. III TONThINI Fla N
lee master. IA REQ ivinR "a tbe he,,l 4, Custom
mouse street 10 lenvn TtIlI DAY ~ twenty
seventh fnataHt. for thu Ar anars liver III, auEh
b. Rod Fork, Il L. UWENNaN AGENT
dear &c III Grpr{. Y t,pnt
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FANCY GOODS.
The Most Complete and Varied
Assortment ever offered
in the City.
DOLLS! DOLLS, DOLLS!

In this depart mant Is found large "a lection
ef sleepinS cropping. walking ANT taking
Dole from y cents ZACH 70 b" tntAAt dressed iaol
Imported. Also Work RNx's. mrtttns Decks.
Gard Gases. Albums, afa q We ST. IN h@S
alan Leather. Ee4vet. Ebony. Mahogany. etc.
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IFWN ~ F7TF FEIs1 VFEVTJF.
Extra largo RAIHINA. In uaartnr aad halt
hosoa.
Now aott aholind Al MoNpR,
I,ngo .oUtr i4uu FEGANS
ftnor"'a MtNt " MEA r. In bulk
AL4or, y MN T. MEAT III poaud pntq.
ktar " III, } - iFA. IA. ,rtoi. In tsmblora
Gnfife,tits JELitN.a. ass91t u. In / aud
pound anhH
u.ttfornin JELLIEs assorted In pound
hurt u
IIt.r'aJFLIIEi nsa"rteF, Ia = pound caua
K".r nay 4 Co.'a GURIIANr JE.T.Y. In
III ti'a APPLE HUTTER. in round cane
nnIG pound naila
Rnfol's HAerHERRv aud BLACKBERRY
JAN ~ pound u liza.
hit"r'a fEAnH rREaENVEa. In : pound
hurk .in.
Ett,p Rrakor md Komp, DAY 4 90. - aanortad
PhEHEIIt ~.
C"lhn,n Il On,'a pure ground RrICEH In
ounce nTeka nna tna. uuartnr pannd Gans.
WHOLE FPICES. etc OF III kinds
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once eft New astssu- ..st.u.d
Qompans, No, lA Canal street New OtlaAnp
neaamhar ~. 1870 Al a meeting IT tho BOARD
Md ntreetoIa, held THE day. ptNl END ~
TWO DOLLARS per share was deriHt q pay4
able tn the atork hnldera on ~ after MONDAY
January &. laln All tranatnrn If at,op ten
dRya previous 70 that date must 10 ~ dividend
deli III o. q i5h.WT4 Arrr4tatr
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no 81. E.na..
Emrn,sMrc. Rnnks ana u.rchana..c.

FnFnEtMre, RBDks ava WvFThanN4Ke,
NASH AND a FAIR PRICE PAID FOR
" good aee, nd hand Furuiture. Books md
Merchandise of every Aesoti 10 ion. Send Hat Of
what Won have 10 Rali and your addresa to Lock
Box Gas. Now o. lnnna. PpRtofIlaa. i02 I'm
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1T. CHARLES THEATRE.
LAST rEEFOHuANCrR or THE

L1RENCu OPERA HoU q,
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TOYSi IONS! TOYS!

This department contains. besides 9th r nov
eltiea n Iaf ,s. select cf latest iess IN FnS
Chairs, Furniture Res Bureaus, Bed tna'a
Cradles, T4hlea Sofas, hlphaNtttrt v and liln.
minated Blocks. Tool Chests, Toy Carthage
Wagons SeloGipedes. etc.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-17

Two interesting struggles are 60
ing on in Republican political cir.
cles just now. One Is as to the sue
cessor of Senator Chandler in the
Chairmanship of the Republican
National Committee. Mccormick
stands for Sherman, Arthur or Cor
nell, as Senator Conkling may de-
eide for one or the other, for Grant,
and William E. Chandler for
Blaine. A lively fight is also being
made as to where the Republican
National Convention shall be held.
A strong pressure is being brought
to bear upon the National Commit
tee to call it at Chicago. A for
midable Grant cIaQue could be as
sembled there, and the fact that he
is nominally a citizen of Illinois
would rally Republicans of the in.
terror to swell the throng. Should
either Mccormick or Chandler cap
ture the Chairmanship, some place
less favorable to Grant would in
all likelihood be chosen.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-17

A SAN FRANCISCO paper, In its
review of the new magazine, The
Californian, does not anticipate
any great degree of merit in, OF
success for that publication, on the
ground that its conductors do not
propose to pay for contributions. II
such is indeed the plan upon which
II is proposed to run this literary
bantling 1t will never get out Of it's
swaddling clothes. When a writer
appraises the product Of his brain
ut nothing he is very likely to
know just what he is about. The
celebrated Lord Jeffrey, when at
the head of tho Edinburgh Review,
wrote to correspondent who pro-
posed to write for nothing that be
did not require to read the enclosed
article to know that he was cores
ponding with an ass. People who
can wrlte things of any value in
this utilitarian age are very apt to
rate their labor In dollars and cents,
and to think that the laborer ia
worthy Of his hire. A magazine
which designs to. rely upon the
brain-work Of those who desire to
see their names In print might
amuse such callow geniuses them
selves, but 1t would have very
slender attraction for the seekers
after intellectual pabulum.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-17

A CORRESPONDENT of the San
Francisco Chronicle has been hav-
ing series Of chats with James
Rsdpath, Of Lyceum fame. Ac.
cording to Rsdpath the late Zacha-
riah Chandler had some peculiar
notions about Abraham Lincoln,
painting that illustrious man as a
summing and crafty politician and
- the opposite of the "Honest Old
Abe" who won the hearts of the
farmers. This was in line with the
sardonic remark of John Van
Buren,, In speech in the second
Lincoln campaign, who said that
he never knew a man yet who was
called "Honest Jack' or "Honest
Jim" or "Honest" anything who
was not at heart fox. Readers of
newspapers will remember that,
when Lincoln forced old Simon
Cameron out of the War Office for
alleged loose practices, old Lochiel,
In . speech at q banquet given him
at Harrisburg before his departure
for Russia, expressed pretty plainly
the same sentiments and even inti-
mated that he was as honest as his
chief. AS Chandler, at the same
time that he uttered this sighting
opinion OF Lincoln, gave express
Ion to q very contemptuous esti-
mate Of Washington, he will be
looked upon as a disgruntled icono-
clast, unworthy OF attention.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-17

Ex-Gov. JOEL PARKER, of New
Jersey, and ex-Goy. English, of Con.
necticut, are the latest candidates fol
President suggested for the Democ.
racy. 1t is amongst the possibili-
ties that some one will be hit upon
who, like Polk and Pierce, in the
Democratic, and Lincoln and
Hayes, amongst the Republican
Presidents, has been very little in
public life. The thing needed is a
strong assertion of Democratic
principles. Measures not men has
always been the rallying cry of the
Democracy.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-17
FOR EIcN.
Sara Bornhards.

LONDON, Dec. 16th.-Mlle. Sara
Bernhardt has resumed negotia-
tions for an American visit. Her
present plan is a short tour next
December, to include New York,
Boston and Philadelphia. She will
remain in America two months al
together, returning in January,
1881.
The irish Agttation.
LONDON, Dec. l6.-Several large
land agitation meetings were held
in West ireland last Sunday. The
meeting at Ballina was presided
over by Catholic clergyman.
Among the speakers were several
Catholic clergymen. Government
reporters were present, taking
uotes. All of the speakers advo-
Gated q peasant proprietary system,
resolution in favor of which was
adopted.
Another meeting was held at
Carrick-on,Shannon. Davitt, DAILY,
Killen, Brennan, recently released
prisoners, were present.
Ine RThuu jury NJ SarIich-ou-
Shannon has returned true bill
against Brennan.
Ayoub Kahn's Advance ON Cau-
dabar.
LONDON, December 16th.--Ayoub
Khan, Governor Of Herat, left that
city a fortnight ago with his troops
with the intention of attacking the
British at Candahar. A CORES
pondent at Candahsr thinks that
undoubtedly the Durains of Canda-
har and that district will unite
with the British. II necessary to
resist the Heratese.
Appear from Anesieaa Mission
aries.
LONDON, December 1eth.-- An
appeal has reached London from
American missionaries at Ooroo
Meeynh, Persia. In behalf of the
population of -tt~t district and
Tprkish Kurd k1who are starr.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-17

the first Of George c. Gorham's 8
Washington letters appeared In
Mondays Chronicle. AS cores.
pondent this energetic marplot is
BY no means the success one would
be led to expect from the flourish
with which the public were bade to
prepare for the epistolary feast.
The Chronicles ordinary staff en-
braces quite a number who could
do much better literary work.
Gorham's universal acquaintance
ought to stamp bis correspondence
with credih11ity, inthresk. and <r--<-
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-17

THERE is an almost universal
toplnIon amongst Democrats in
California that the State Central
Committee needs very thorough
reorganization. Nothing is gained
by blinking the matter. We are
on the eve of national struggle of
momentous proportions. We shall
require all that thorough discipline
and hearty devotion to Democratic
principles can do for US. We do
not undertake to arraign any one
personally, and anything We shall
say that may prove to be unfound-
cd we shall very heartily recall on
more reliable information. It is
whispered throughout the State
that at least some Of the men upon
whom we are warranted In relying
for the Official energy and impetus
Of . successful campaign are half
hearted and not with US in spirit.
Tho party owes it to itself to inves.
tigate these rumors. 1t is quite
willing to take the ordinary haz-
ards Of the contest, but 1t has the
right to demand good faith and
hearty service from those it has in.
vested with vital party trusts. II
there is any contingency, arising
from personal preference or other
wise. in which any member of the
State Central Committee would fall
to do his duty loyalty to the party
which has honored him, he should
resign or be displaced. Compli-
msnt or hesitation is out of place in
affairs Of this gravity. 1t may be
that the rumors to which we have
alluded do injustice to the gentle
men referred to, and fearless in
vestigation is the best way of ascer-
taining that fact. The six electoral
votes of California may decide the
next Presidential election and our
prospects Of getting them should
not be jeopardized by insufficient
organization. We have heard this
demand from Democrats all over
the State. The situation Is sufn-
clsntly interesting to render an
early conference Of representative
Democrats desirable.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-17
A CHECK FOR Ss09, ,O8O. .69.
The Central Pacific Settling It's Accounts W i'll
the Government.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2lst.-The
United States Auditor OF Railroad
Accounts has received q communi-
cation from the Vice-President of
the Central Pacific Railroad Com
pany, enclosing check for $685.
0S0.69, which in connection with
the amounts due the company and
withheld by the United States
Treasury for government transpor-
tation (both on its subsidized and
unsubsidized roads) between Nov.
8, 1869. and June 80, 1878, fulfills
the requirments of all existing laws
In regard 10 the payment
to the government of five
per cent. of the oompany's net
earnings during that entire period.
The payments made by the COM
pany last week settled its indebted
ness on account of the five per cent.
requirement, and also discharged
Its obligation under the Thurman
Sinking Fund law for the six
months following the Both of June,
1878, from which date the sinking
fund obligation was to be comput-
ed. 1t may be said, therefore, that
the Central Pacific Company has
settled all its accounts with the
government up to the 31st of De-
cember. The cash payments for
the year 1879 will not be due until
next February. Vice-President
Huntington, in his letter transmit
ting the check for 5000, ,OSO. SO,
writes to Auditor French as fol-
lows:
In making these payments, 1
may add that the Central Pacific
Railroad Company does not, aud
never did, dispute the claim of the
general government to five per
cent. of the net earnings of the
road after its completion in the
eyes Of the law. Differences have
arisen as to what constituted met
earnings;" as to whether the five
per cent. could be taken out of the
earnings of non-aided roads; and as
to the date when this participation
should begin. These points have
been but recently decided, SO that
an appropriate settlement can at
last be reached. There remains
the question as to whether the Pa
cific railroad companies are receiv-
Ing the reasonable compensation
for services stipulated by the acts
of 1862 and 1864, and by common
business equity due !? In regard to
the mails, in particular, the rail-
road companies do not receive
what the exceptionally onerous
service is worth, but only so much
as Congress In its discretion sees ii t
to allow. The Central Pacific
Railroad Company reserves the
right to appeal to the courts for re-
dress of this and like grievances;
and this payment desire to be un-
derstood as being subject to that
| reservation. This ative per cent. -
when accurately ascertaines, we
have always regarded as the right
| of the government, but the 20 per
| cent. and half the earnings from
government business, taken and
withheld in excess OF the five per
cent. under our contract for the
period subsequent to June 80, 1878
las required by the Thurman act of
Congress), we must regard as hav-
ing been wrongfully extorted from
the company in defiance of justice,
equity and good faith, in fact, "by
the law of the strongest"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-17

SENATOR THURMAN is generally
thought to have killed himself as a
Democratic Presidential candidate
by the adoption of greenback
views. And now comes John Sher-
man, Secretary of the Treasury of
the United States. and, by his
proposition to retire greenbacks
and play into the hands Of the Ma
tional Bank ring, that crafty indi-
vidual lays himself out stiff and
cold as a Republican Presidential
aspirant, in the West, at least.
There is small doubt but that The
Western States will dictate the
Republican nomination.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-17
The Central Pacific Railway hs

The Central Pacific Railway has
paid the Government of the United
States the five per cent. on the net
earnings Of the road stipulated in
the act creating that corporation.
A check for 5000, $780, SO, together
with the amounts due the company
for government service. made the
payment complete from Novem-
Der 9th, 1859, till June 30th, 1878.
This remittance includes the obli-
cations under the Thurman act.
Against the operation of the latter
Mr.. Huntington protests in his let
ter to the Secretary Of the Treasury,
reserving to himself the right to
seek a remedy in the Courts.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-17

valuable characteristics will begin
to make their appearance. The gift
of graphic writing comes by nature,
as Dogberry would have said, and
1t by no means inheres in the Or
dinary hack politician, however
"smart and knowing he may be
In the domain of machine politics.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-17

failure of the wheat and raisin
crops. Owing to poverty, only
about tenth part of the usual inn
port of food has been made aud inn
portation has now entirely ceased.
The governatent is doing little or
nothing to aid the inhabitants.
Reorganization Of tne Cabinef.
PARIS, Dec. 16th.-The Temps as
serts that the Ministry will avail
themselves of the retirement of LIE
Roger from the Ministry of Justice
to reooDstitute the Cabinet, of their
own motion. In the reorganiza-
tion Washington only will retain
the Foreign portfolio. De Frey
elnet will be Premier, and will
have complete freedom of action in
choosing his colleagues, and when
the Cabinet is formed he will, with
them, determine upon common
programme. These changes are
not expected to be made, however,
before the adjournment of the
Chambers.
Evidence Against Russis.
CALCUTTA, December 1Gth.--The
Pioneer newspaper asserts that an
immense mass of correspondence
has been found and laid before the
government, including instructions
from the Russian government to
its agents in Central Asia, mark
ing out the course they were to
pursue with the ex-Ameer, Shere
Ali. These papers are said to show
that Russian intrigues against Az
ghanistan were active as far back
as 1878, and afford conclusive proof
of the falsity of the excuse given
for the Russian mission to Cabul
last year.
The Surrender Of GusiDIs.
CONsTANTINoPLE, Dec. 16.-The
Porte has sent circular to its rep
resentatives abroad reciting the
measures to be taken to secure the
surrender of Gusinje, and express
Ing hope that the Montenegrins
will not precipitate matters. as
some delay is necessary if blood.
shed Is to be avoided.
Mukhtar Pasha, who Is at pres
ent at CettiDje with ten battalions,
has asked for reinforcements.
Twenty battalions have started for
his relief.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-17

AN appropriation Of paltry
$50, 200 for the Improvement oi
Wilmington harbor will rightfully
excite the ire Of our accomplished
military friend, Gen. Banning.
We like economy but would prefer
to see it diverted into other chan
nels. Pacheco has here a fine op-
portunity to show his gratitude for
the large vote received by him In
Los Angeles county by having this
beggarly dole increased to 500, 900.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-17

UNDER the new Constitution the
Boards of Supervisors are the local
legislatures of the several counties.
Special legislation having been
done away with at Sacramento, the
lobbying and log-rolling will be
transferred to some fifty or more
minor theaters. This fact invests
the position with much more sig-
nificance than formerly attached
to it.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-17
Herald Steam Printing House

Tho facilities OF the HERALD Steam
Printing House for doing job work are not
surpassed In California outside of San
Francisco and Sacramento. All work en-
trusted to us will be executed with neat
ness and dispatch at the lowest living
rates.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-17
NEW TO-DAY.
NOTICE FOR PROPOSALS.

Notice is hereby given that sealed pro-
posals will be received by the Odd Fel-
lows Building Association at Downey up
TO p. NJ. ON FRIDAY, Goth inst, for the
erection of A TWO STORY BRICK
BUILDING in Downey, as per plans and
specifications To be seen az the store OF
Messrs. Baruch g. Loew, in Downey: the
work To be completed by April l. 1880.
Proposals to be separate for each class
of work, consisting of carpentering,
brick laying, plastering, Timing, paint
ing and blacksmithing.
The Association reserves the right 10
reject any and all bids.
w. p. MCDONALD, Sec'y.
Downey, Dec. /, 1879. d2-td
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-17

WHO will organize the new Leg
islature? This is question which
no one as yet is able to answer.
Everything hinges on the action
of the New Constitution Republi-
cans. The Republicans seem still
to lack four of an absolute majority
In the House.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-17

orders, Sick Headache, ETC., are thor
oughly cured by DR.. Jayne's Sanative
Pills. Acting as a general laxative, they
remove all irritating and fecal matter
from the bowels, gradually chpnge the
vitiated secretions of the stomach and
liver, and restore these organs to u
healthy condition.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-17
A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretions of youth, nervous
etc., will send recipe that will cure
you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by missionary
In South America. Send q self-addressed
envelope to the REV. JOSEPH 4. IN
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