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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-13
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FRIDAY. Dec. 12-P. NJ.

1ElDAls D-C. IL. NJ
The stock speculation to-day proved TO be irreg-
uar. although at the beginning of business prices
generally were higher than yesterdays closing
figures. and a confident tone found expression in a
liberal amount Of promiscuous buying. Under that
impulse Erie sold up to ~, Pacific Mail TO STA
Delaware, Lacl;awanna and Western 10 S0l2, Del
aware and Hudson 10 79l2. New-Jersey Gen.
trail 10 S5as. Missouri Kansas and Texas to
S35s Michigan Central to 96ai. and Wabash to A is
the remainder OF the market being or less firm
al a greater less advance After that the tiuctua
tons were frequent, but it was only at late hour
that anything really approaching weakness was de-
veioped. Ye; about one-third of the list in final
sales to-day was higher than it was last evening.
There was a notable decline in the price of
Oregon Railroad and Navigation. it selling at
107dlO6. against 1898 yesterday. OF the
general speculation the late weakness was
most Developed in the shares of Erie. Pacific
hail Wabash and the coal stocks. The st. Louis and
san Francisco stocks Were weak at the opening
and remained weak all day. Western Union only
advanced ls per cent. after which it declined per
cent The express stocks were all firm and generally
advanced.
The final changes from the closing prices of Thurs
day are as follows Observation-Disclosures pre-
fered Is Chesapeake and Ohio; Il Illinois Central.
Indianapolis, Cincinnati and Lafayette. New-JcT-
Alton and Terre Haute preferred. Canada
Southern. st. Paul, aud Mobile and Ohio, each p
Hannibal and ST. Joseph and Wabash. each IS; c.,
C.C.and !. and Ohio and Mississippi, each 81; Lake
Shore and Iron Mountain, each 70; Reading,
Wabash preferred Western Union, and Pacific Mail
each l :. Delaware, Laekawanna and Western, Nash
VILE Chattanooga and St.Louis and Erie preferred
each Isl Lake Erie aud Western, Erie, and
Atlantic aud Pacific Telegraph. each Ia;
81. Louis and San Francisco preferred. 1l2;
ct Louis and san Francisco, ia; &C and lC 1's;
ST. Louis and san Francisco first preferred pa and
Oregon Railroad and Navigation, Us per cent. Adj
vances-MIchigan Central, i Northwest preferred
and Adams Express, each i Northern Pacln9 g. ana
H,ute.. Boston Air Line, Chesapeake and
Ohio first preferred. Chicago, burlington and
Quincy, Chicago. IT. Paul and minneapolis
Delaware and Hudson. Louisville and Nashville
Morris and Essex, and Northern Pacific Preferred
each u Missouri, Kansas and Texas, %; Central
and Hudson and Quick Silver, each "a American
Express 30 ST. Paul and Sioux City preferred, i g
ana Lafayette, Bloomington aud MuucIeZ per cent
The market closed fevershy weak.
STOCK MARKET.
Asyrpor;ed 81 ne G0d and stock TslsSrsDA cemHan~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-13
THE STATE OF TRADE.
ErROPEAN MARKETs.

LIVERPOOL Dec ~ pork-Prme Mess Eastern hrmer
81 Western. frlncr al % l'acon-cumbrland Cat.
dull NJ 10 short Rn. dun IL i Long cea.
d,d At 40 short Clear daIl a. al Sd Hars-Long Cur,
49, Shoulders dun at 90. Hcrf-In1l1 Mess none
M market: Extra lO3. Prime Mess nrmcr nj
80 Prime Western dulla 80 Cd Taii0w Prime CRY.
dull AZ $500 Turpcntne spirits. steady az 80 50 Gi
-lnCo'nrnon stiy at sd Pine, dull AZ Ie chse,'-
flour-ExtrH state steady at S96d Whest-e1rng No s.
at 1OSd.; -, steady AT H. Me-"
Westerwinrer steady az ~ ID Winter steady
lisa COrn-Mixrd steady az q. COtionseet OILY o.
Amescan market. K0smC0fnaion, az London.
nj 5 Cd Tufpentine- London dull nc 30 Cd
JIyERPoOi. l2-1230 Lard $50 per cwtfor Amcri
Bacon. 40 per for Long cIear dddle and fli6d
for Short MileS Pork, GO per Dbl fcr Prime Ness
~ IS n small Onslnebd
Treasiuf- al higher prices Wheat 1884 9i per Genial
California White. 1884 al2 FOR Caiionla CUP
103dd 3D. Tor Red Western spring aud j "a "i lOn
for Red winter 6Sd. GENITAL for American C0ri
5 nd DER Genital for New Mixed 1he receipts OF
Wheat l23, 900 tails. Including
lO5 600 The market for Yarns anu Fab
RIGS at Manchester Is quiet and unchanged. ,, .
LONDON, Dec 1916 D. m.-Sprs OF furpenfine. 2HUd1
go per cwt. Iinsecd oil, s2S per
ANTWERP Dec l2.-PetrOieum. % francs for ms pae
American. Lara CLOSED a lOf francs 100 kiiOs
BRRMEN, Dec l2.-PetrOleum marks go pfenDigs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-13

FOR s q L e.
Per Cent Bonds due In 1900, Interest
April and October. payable Ia Sew YORK
Little Rock Fort smith Railway seven Per Cent First
Mortgage Railroad and sinking Fund Land Bonds.
due January aud Jry and PAYABLE az the office OF tho
company Boston. Principal payable IN 1900.
Ufah aud Pleasant Valley hallway Company First Mortgage
Per Gold B0nds. Tayabe November 1908. In
United gold CON- the agency Of the company In New
York city. Interest seniannualy May November.
SHELDON q WADSMORIli, 10 Marsf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-13

az Georgetown, Clelr Creek Co. Coorado.
nuher HE Reneral laMs Siaia
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nrMLocx.
Union TANNED

MITAIsS-AmCfcI Fls hon moro stauy md III I'IItI
rrgne-i sa e. 1900 Allentown 800 tons No.
rgirh pvae terms: 100 ions No l. -, AMI 100 IONS No
.. scotch Pig remains weak under htaty arrivals
sales 100 GIensaIAuch cX, So 81 and 100 inu- ~
lnton - No !. quoted On tue r, So -"
No. S27 AIS furgc 40 Sc".sh s-oieeai noel al"
CartsleiIe So EgliJ, so. tOltncs az Rails Nsit
ura and IA r sou S55 for hons 1tet st5; Old
INN gil SO0 sales 500 steel private tefs ami
200 Iron for l-eO delivery 900 500 rag I'm
moderately active and steady. rtraii IL" 02Zc Engisi
a1c auca .ic Plates steady aud quiet Charcoal
I'm paie - TcTnr 81 ~ 2d$I C0go I'm, Us 40
f.rne -. a. Lead after sales OF 100 tons
NJ = Afr Tor Domestic rpciter rtrafy al o4ar
in tonmpu Domestic lug"t Copper hfin Lake ~ Il &C
Mt,i As w FurhsF Jun, nominal New Orleans 500
.c common 20 prime huce and ian - ds'c, the lat
tr r small prices steady dcnand fair sales 400 bo
SAyAI-T,[,- spirits 1urls remains steady, win
sn tli. 4.d lrr the wharf 40 su.c linsis dull but
Zine grades sTOAg strained i" fo"i 81 o-"sl 20. i"'
~ glln-- -. tity Pt,h, 81 bur--
GCfsN fkLlHiiI-- Rates without Int r"vemeit bust
a.. mil IA. mr. rates hy next weeks steam' =
issrr0D - 3Jpov bnsh ora H. "a ""rs nV pal,s
90, n1Ah ., 80 luNtn bacon. IS; .,Jtb ID a.
a,,,., urf4 Is. nd; 80 % BIB oyrtefs private
ie,in,. 900 FOiT. ia Cd London, steam 4.vV
n,.b Pea. ID. 1910 bills Apples quoted 5s 0d aJs ou
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-13
Gnanfial.
Two HOLDERS OF Columbus. q

Two HOLDERS Of Columbus. Chicago and
Ipiisss Central Railway Company consolidated nrss
mortgage ponds.
Holders Of Union Trust Company receipts issued fgf
&, and l. consolidated hr-t mortgage bonds.
Deposited under agreements ~ and Aus,f ~ 1879
attend meeting o. be held Mt the rooms of
YORK House oci8t0B corner ~ Pine aud
Nassau ss 90 O'Clock saturday December ~ The object
OF this Ader the means 70 meet tho
reqnrefaensOf Judgc Harns aud also 20 sppont
committee 10 audit the accounts Of tie undersigned
S N; ,$%$hRIlI sEsEs, co""'"'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-13

81 60Ssi loi cgwsss ti.ers, ~ 6oas3 10 SsHye
Butciets ste rs ~ ~ =; southwest steers 80 ,V~
SHFff" scarce and nrm Fair to Fancy s3as. receipts
800 head
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-13
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

offer few shares in the Highland Chi'i Mining
acres of the richest mineral land; daily product lou
tons the last mill runs averaged $40 par ton.
'''' WV A. X. CHISHOLM,
Proprietor OF The Mining Record, 81 broadway
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CLOSING PRICES or SAN FRANCISCO MINING srocWs
xa.,or,.v To "a va-tarfav ro.t.r

Government bonds were active and higher for
the 5s of 1881 and coupon IA. The business at the
Boards amounted to 5000, 900 distributed as follows:
S529.OO0 coupon 5s at 103. and 1926. 600 coupon
Is at 103Ss and $36, 900 registered at 1925. An
nexed are the closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-13

TnE UsIoN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
LAND GRANT BONDS TRUSTEES pfflCE.
No a. Equitable Building. BosTQN, Dec II. lS!o.)
GEALED PROPOSALS will be received I'M
y al noon THURSDAY. December Is. 1879. for the
SALE OF FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS ttov,Opol OF
anv part thereof Grant Bonds OF the Union
aciir Raoa Company 20 the undersigned Trustee IN
corance with the ndenture mortgage OF April l6, 1851
FRED. T.. AMES, Trustee.
Dyi1W 1ltY LACKAwAsSA AND wFsIRRS RAILROAD
COMPANY. NEw-YOaK, Dec T. 1873.
TRANSFER BOOKS of the NORRIS and
4 EsSRx RAILROAD Company will close December
reopen January 1884, when the semi annual interest
Will beIad. fktDk IL GIbbENS, treasurer.
PlIuADRlrnIA Dec 2. 1879.
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the Arizona
Consolidated Mill Mining Company will be held ~
the House New Monday, D. 1880. at IL
O'Clock which Anne and place there Will be an election
such other business
traLs icted as VII, Come beioreit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-13

WANTED.
Central r. X. Of Iowa Bonds.
Flint and Pcre Marquette X. r. Bonds.
Port Huron Lake Michigan X. H. Certl1catos.
Atchson and Pixies Peak H. r. Honda sock and scrip.
- Joseph and Western n. r. Securities.
FL Wayne. Jackson and Saginaw u. II. Bonds
IouisvilIe, New. Albany and ChicsgO n. r. stock.
New Ork and OsweRO X. u. Certificates.
VIM. n. UTLEY.
81 Pine st..
NewYork.
Colorado Central Consolidated Mining CO.,
at Georgetown. Clelr Creek Co. Colorado.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-27
Railroad Rates ana Contracts East and
West.

NEW YORK, Sept. 25.-The joint executive
committee Of Eastern and Western railroads
closed Its labors to-day by adopting the fol-
lowing resolutions:
Resolued, That, beginning with October, the
East bound freight is to be charged the agreed
terlff rates, and that no claim of any forward
or, consignee or other party for any rebate or
concession thereon, on the ground OF any
written or verbal contracts, agreements or
understandings, prior or subsequent to June
3 shall be recognized or paid except by pro-
cess OF law.
RESOLVED, That each railroad company an
freight line interested give written notice
to that effect to all parties whose names an
pear on the list submitted by them to this
meeting when such rates are provided for by
the changes Of rates as adopted by this meet
ing. and that they submit copies OF said no
tce to the chairman OF this joint executive
ommittee; that In addition to said notice the
chairman shall give written notice to the
same effect to each and all OF said parties
lorwarders or consignees as the action OF this
committee.
Resolued, That no verbal or written con-
Tracts or understandings Will be hereafter
made, as recognized, at any variation, direct
OF indirect, from the agreed tariffs In rates,
weights, quantities or duration, upon any
business which comes under the organization
and control Of any other roads, represented
on the joint committee, or such other con-
necting roads as will make themselves parties
% This agreement.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-27
THE YELLOW FEVER.
It's Continued Decline at Memphis Kew
Gases and Deaths Yesterday.

MEMPHIS, Sept 26, 10 a. m.-No new cases
have been reported. Two deaths have oc
Cured since last night-Lytleton Penn enc
Rev. Father d. Revaile The former was left
In charge OK the street railway com pany's
Office and was second lieutenant 81 the Por.
ter Reserves, the white military com pany
recently organized. He was also prominent
Knight Of Honor. being financial Reporter ri
Diamond Lodge. Rev. Father Revaile was
Catholic priest of the Dominican order. He
was native OF France, and came to Mem
phis last January from Washington CITY,
where he had resided for two years. He was
stricken last Monday night and died at
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-27
MARRIAGES, BIRTHS AND DEATHS.

The following marriages, births and deaths
we're recorded yesterday at the Office Of the
Board Of Health:
BIRTHS.
Mrs. Jean B. Reiz. q sou.
Mrs. John B. Seheibel. daughter.
Mrs. Leonard Heitz. a daughter.
Mrs. Adolph GOgreve. q daughter.
Mrs. Charles Edgnrd, a son.
Mrs. Emile Reveal. q daughter.
Mrs. J. M. st. Pc o son.
Mrs. oscar q Fnseler. q son.
Mrs. August GrauI q son.
Mrs. Louis Phelps, q daughter.
Mrs. J. g. kostermayer, daughter.
Mrs. Joseph Stack G., q son.
Mrs. Jean Duffoure. a son.
MARRIAGES.
Charles A. Baesler to Miss Katy Schaeffer.
Gu1lerntOy GreRoire to Mics franchise
Giontat,
Frank Reith to Miss Louisa Betz.
Lewis +. Dow to Mtes Annie Dr-sselhaus.
Charles Labordn to Miss Rosa Muntz
George BeIgdoil to Miss Catnarine bohmurr.
DEATHS.
Mrs. Eliza A. Taylor. 90 years.
Miss Ada r.. Msnge is years.
Viola Houkhton. years.
Miss Elizabeth Huff. rs years.
j. Fl. NeWsOm, 20 years.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-27
The Minnesota Democrats.

ST.. PAUL, Sept. 25-The Democratic State
Convention met here at noon to-day and
James B. Brisbin, Of st. Paul, president, and
Budd Revere, OF Minneapolis, secretary.
Committees on credentials, permanent organ
ization and resolutions were appointed, after
which Il recess YVES taken.
vention nominated Edmund Rice OF ST. Paul,
TOR Governor; L. P. Barnum, for Lieutenant
Governor; Felix A. Bower, for Secretary OF
State. Lyman B. Bowiry, for State Treas
raj, and WIN. Colville. for Railroad Commits
sloner.
The platform adopted declares that the
United States IS an indjssoluble union Of III
destructible States, demands revision OF
the constitution, favors reform in the civil
service, and denounces the presence OF the
army at the polls.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-27
CANDIDATES.

THE STATE SUPERINTENDENT OF PUB
y lie. Education under the New Copsrit1-
tion.-ConforB,iug to the expressed desire of
enlightened citizens OF several parishes. the
subscriber Is q candidate for re- onniDatfon and
protection as State superintendent OF Public
Education. He solicits the voluntary support
Of all friends Of non partisan schools. In which
tins fundamental principles of morality shall be
ezem piiaed In the character Of the teachers.
and be enlolned by them upon the pupils, to-
gether with the mental Instr ucffon Unmarried.
ROBT. d, LUsHER.
August 2s, 1870. au2stf
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-27
The Wheat Yield.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 26-Returns to the De-
partluent Of Agriculture show slight de-
cline In the yield OF wheat In New England,
but the Middle and South Atlantic States
show decided improvement. The Atlantic
slope generally enjoyed favorable condition
OF growth. The improved condition OF Ala
baina and Mississippi was more than coun-
teracted by the heavy decline In Texas. which
shows less than two-t thirds average Present
indications point to an increase over 1878 In
all the Southern States except Texas. The
condition OF sorghum is good.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-27
Puroline Fluid,
For Metallic Gas Lamps and Portable
Gas Burners.

This celebrated Fluid, prepared by process
most reliable OF all the products of petroleum
for use In metallic and portable GAS LAMP5
az d LANTERNS.
1t burns clear and bright giving light equal
TO the best coal gas: is free from smoke Or
offensive odor. and does not char the wick or
gum the burner.
No other Fluid or OIL should be used In port
able gas lam ps or lanterns.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-27
PLANET OIL.

This excellent and cheap brand Of CARBON
Oil mas been sold by the propristors for ten
years past, and NO ACCIDENT HAS EVER HAP
PENED FROM IT'S USE.
The Planet Oil is regular and uniform In
quality, never under tbs United States stand
ard of refined Petroleum. and it costs bat q
trjfIe over common coal oil. -
Planet OIL Is especially recommended to con-
sulners who do not with to pay the price OF In
suranee Oil, as the best cheap oil In the
market.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-27
Extended Frost.

PETERSBURG, Va, Sept. 26.-The first frost
Of the season was plainly perceptible In many
places heresbouts this morning, but owing to
the heavy dew vegetation escaped uninjured.
The mercury stood at 5Oo. Should an early
fall occur the cotton and tobacco crops will be
considerably cut short.
BOsToN, Sept. 26.-Dlspatehes from various
places ii this State and other parts Of New
England report heavy and destructive frosts
this morning, with considerable damage to
fruit and vegetation.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-27
Gasoline for Gas Machines.

Distilled expressly for the I. o. T. CO., ard
with peculiar regard for the changes of tenn
Darature go common In this climate.
Unedualed for generating gas, or for carbu-
reriEg coal gas.
3. Pranrtators. patentees and owners Of GAS
MACHINES cannot overestfDete the import-
anee of having their GASOLINE OF reliable
gravity and quality, es success depends 50
much on these conditions.
X you want your Gas Machines to work we'll
AID give q brilliant light, buy your Gasoline OF
the Insurance Oil Tank Company.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-27
Seven Texas Hunters Killed BY Indians.

as, Texas, to the Republican says: News
. ,sad that place last night that party OF
so5ung men from Dallas and Fort Worth.
ssaiie hunting In Pan Handle county, In that
Il na1ate. were attacked by Indians September
s.,,t ana seven Of their number killed after q
agat Of Two days.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-27
Execution of i. Tennessee Murderer.

KNOXVILLE, Sept. 26-Anthony Blair, col
county, this afternoon, for the murder Of
maggie Walker, his step-daughter, on July
=, 1879. After conviction the prisoner re-
fused to make an application for new trial,
saa also objected to appeal to the court OF last
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-27

WASHINGTON, Sept. 26.-For the East Gull
States. Increasing cloudinees, easterIy, veer-
ing to warm southerly winds, stationary fol-
lowed by falling barometer.
For the West Gulf Suites, increasing cloudi-
ness and occasional rain, warmer southerly
winds and falling barometer.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, In
creaslng cloudiness, with occasional rain,
warmer southerly winds and falling baron
atnr.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-27
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.

THE DEMOCRAT liz responsible for none OF
the views expressed In the communications
under this head; but no communications will
be printed except from responsible parties.l
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-27

| Be u further resolsed. That all matters aoper.
tanning to the selection b. the Democrstie,,C Con.
for the parochlal Offices designafsd in the GOV.
| +rnor's proclamation bs RENTED az Of right to
| tbs Parish Committee. to be elected In accord
| ance with the frst Of the resolutions.
| The regulations suhjoined hereto having
| been adopted for the government OF the Dresi.
dents Of central clubs and Of the election off,
GERS to be by them appointed. are officially pub
lished for their guidance:
RULEI
The election for delegates to the Parish Com
nittee. officers OF The central clubs. and Dele
gates to the State Nominating Convention shal,
be held on the third day Of October. 1879. The
polls shall be open from a. N. to 8 D. m.
RULE III.
In addition to Judge of election 1t shall be
tbs duty OF the president of each Central Ward
Club to appoint three commissioners per ballot
box 10 represent each faction. These commits
lions leach faction acting for ITSELF. and ap-
pointed upon their recommendation.
RULE Ill.
Should any commissioner be absent at the
the poll for any. length of time. the vacancy
shall ba filed By the remaining commissioners
Of the faction which the absentee represents.
RULE ".
must be appointed six days before the election.
No representation shall be given after that
time.
RULEV.
1t shall be the duty Of the president OF each
central club to publish In the official journal
the names of the judges and commissioners
five days before the election.
RULE VI.
It shall be the duty Of the president Of each
central club to publish at the same time as the
announcement of Judge and commissioners
the location of the polling booth. which must
be centrally placed in each ward. and fronting
on the street; and any election held at any
ther place than that selected shall be null and
void.
It shall be the duty OF the president of the
Central Club to establish, as per above rule. two
divided alphabetically. In said case there shall
be- thr-e commissioners. TO represent each fac
zion. at each box.
The judges and commissioners are hereby
expressly directed to require each and every
ter to produce ntS State registration paper Of
1878 or 1s79-no vote 20 BE- received unless the
elector is registered under the State law, subject
TO challenge.
duly authenticated by the signature OF the Re-
Rtstrar OF Voters. shall be furnis ned il shall be
used by the commissioners and iudg-s of e.ec-
ton In the sam manner as the poll lists re-
quirea to be furnished under the election laws
Of the State.
It shall be the duty of the commissioners In
charge OF each ballot bSX to keep a complete
numbered record of the nun Der # the regtsEra-
ton paper. the names. precinct. residence and
age Of each voter, which pol list shall be signed
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-27
a.aauuartera E.ayenth ward CeptrnI

Democr ratio Conservative Club-The Eleventh
Ward Central Dsmocra ic Conservative Club
will meet at Ninth Street Market. SATURDAY,
September 81 Mt 8 p. m. for the purpose Of
making the necessary arrangements for the
primary election 70 ba held OGo5er,a 3. 1879.
Ely order of wv Fl. MEEKEL esfdNnt.
ss262s CHAS q. WALKER Seerstary
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-27
SIKH ward Centrai Democratic-,o
H+aonnarters Pnurteentt, ward t,.utrnl

RdNnAfEeFs FOurtfrntb Ward EtnIFRI
Damocratic-C Conservative ClHb-Tbs Fourteenth
Ward Central Democratic and C3nsergative
Tchoupitouias streets SATURDAY. Sept smber
N. instant. OF 1850 D. m. for the purpose OF max
Ing the necessary arrangements for the prt-
mary election, to ha held October 8, 1879
J. Fl FERG UEON. President.
TT w MASON Sacrat5rv s..27 lt
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-27
INSURANCE OIL

Tins INSURANCE Gil fs the MY fifunlf II at
Ing oil derived from petroleum that has the fniI
h lnd.,rsement a, Of the LEADING INSURANCE
It may be- used with absolute safety In anv
kerosene or coal oil lamp without change OF
burner.
Dealers who wish to sell an Illuminating oil,
safe beyond chance Of accident, should recon-,
mend the Insurance Oil.
Pit up In best barrels. and also In NEW
PATENT FAUCET CANS.