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LEGISLATIVE NOTES.


Senate joint resolution No. II, in rela.
ton TO tho Judiciary department OF the
State, has been ordered to its third read.
ing,
When the Usury bill was up for passage
in the House yesterday, Mr.. Butcher de.
sired to be excused from voting, but the
House refused 10 excuse him. Mr.. Butcher
not voting then, the Speaker Dyo TEN.
(Monroel said: mo lodging OF the cues.
ton; the gentleman from Wood must
record his vote" Mr.. Butcher still re-.
tusing to vote the Speaker pro ie,n. ordered
the Sergeant.at-Arms TO take charge Of
Butcher for contempt OF the House. Mr.,
Butcher then stated that lie wasn't afraid
to vote and didn't want to dodge the
question, but wanted time to consider,
and rs his vote was insisted upon no
would vote against tho passage OF the bill,
The Senate has ordered the bill allowing
steam 10 he used on the Elm Grove Rail-.
way so third reading.
The B. 4 0. x. Il. bill has finally been
disposed Of. The Senate yesterday, by a
vote OF IL to 5, rejected the bill, a full re.
port Of which appears in our Senate re.
port.
Inc 1louse tO'uay, ny q vote oil AZ to 0,
concurred in the amendment, OF the Senate
to extend the session until March 10th,
The fec bill Inns been laid on the table By
The House for the present.
The Governor OF Ohio protein. (Col. Hut.
toni was in his seat yesterday, receiving
Geographic dispatches from Congressman
at Washington congratulating him upon
his powerful argument delivered In the
Third House.
The House Judiciary Committee has re.
ported back without recommendation the
DlII to establish Court Of limited crimi-
Of Wheeling, and to abolish the Municipal
Court.
The "Young America" as Judge Stuart
calls them, were not well represented at
the session ofthc House last night.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

BY virtue Of 4 deed Of trust male by Herr $
Richards aud Mary ", his wife tW me, liei The ~
day o. February, 1878, aud recOrlrl 10 the pd.g 4
The Clerk Of the County Court oi Ohiu coaaty WI
Virginia, In het ri Trust Book No 10, ipli@ III 'tt
862, shall sell nj public auction To the highest w.
der nj the front door Of the Court House Of iOaa-
" lin tie city Of Wheeling, Oh
SATURDAY, MARCH 5, Is79,
Commencing at 10 O'Clock 4. ". the inllOsia: H.
scribed property to-Wt: 4 part Of the Ut Iun.csl
iSS Of EOf aud ChApIIne's addition 10 tht dig 4
Wheeling, situated on the corner Wtsl Di ChlPit'
street and north Of ALLEY twenty b'StRrinG ii IT.
southeast corner Of said lot, thGncc runnh; pctti
along the eastern boundary Of sid lot tir,b tL
thence westEafdly In line parallel With the sjulLn
boundary Of said lot one hundnd aud iErni!.in
ieet, thence Southwarlly with an ALLEY hitryn IT,
thence eIsLWArdly one hundred and twenty.luliri
with the southern boundary VI said lot 10th rht
beginning; being the SalMc property conveyed - ~
richards by James Campbell and wife by deed lot
Ing date the 18th day Of November ls7a, aniu'tlrd
To the Clerks Office Of the County Court Of Uh oii'
tyI In Deed Book M. 81, Ibge iGt.
TERNS or SALR-One THOUSAND dollars Of The lS''
chase money, or AZ much more ~ the purchaser iall
elect, 10 hand, the balance In tw0 equal liA htai
payable SIX and twelve months respectively iid "
date Of sale with interest," the ri,gfd ,nelr 70 Z
secured by died II trust on the property I'D, Nv
believed good, but selling as lrsir" mail oh! ~
Tey such title rs Is vested In mr by said dr'i @ltsS
fec ]. D.EWlNG, lrHH
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DIED.

M0oRHEAp-On Monday morning, February II.
ls9, a. 100 o'clock, THOMAS AooEiiEAn, aged IS
years, months and days.
Also, on Tuesday morning, February 49, 1870, at
Ten minutes past twelve o'clock, SARAH. his wife in
the 6Oth year Of her lie.
The funeral Of both will take place from tho real.
denee Of their sou, ". J. MoOrhead, No. all EOa
street, Thursday afternoon, February 2Oth, at two
O'Clock. Friends Of the family arc invited 70 attend
Iuterment at Peninsula Cemetery.
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SpsssaI Nnt.sex,
a. CARD

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cretiOns Of youth, nervous weakness early decay los
Of manhood, &C., will send recipe that will cure
you FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy wa,
discovered by missionary in South America. Send
a sot-addresCd envelope to the REv. JOSEPH I. H.
NAN h S.aitOa D. BtOs AoG.e, SsW lo'k Guy.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF a
Desirable Residence on Fifteenth ST

By virtue Of Deed Of Trp, malrby y. G. Anh,,
and lachGl NJ, his wife, to the Undcrignrl lr,,r
dated juno 18th, 1874, aud Of rrcnrl Ia thr a.
the County Court Of Ohin county. West vir.a.I IA
Deed Of Trust itoOE No. T. Iasts 80 AMI ~, slai
SATURDAY, March Lisa,
Commencing al 10 o'clock 4. ~, ,ell at public audi,
Al the front door Of the Court Ilou,c 0i Ohungr,,
the following described real estate, VIZ lOt hgmsf
thlrty.tve lI5) In GEahanss addition 10 the tiit 1
Wheeling, and being situate on the moth II; 4
Fifteenth street fold Centre, beWUn vlat ppts.
merly known IS Fifth and Sixth streets In tb-dty
Of Wheeling, West Virginia, excepting i've flr.sl
IOur inches OF the west side Ol said lot.
There Is erected OH that portion Of ,1il lot tols ~
very desirable twO-stOry aud attic tfirE Aue.S
house and all necessary OIIlbulldiugN.
Title believed to he perfect, but selling =, Truce,
vii only convey such title as Is vested in mc b! al
Deed Of Trust.
Terms OF SALE-TWO THOUSAND Five IIapir,II'l.
laTs cash on day d SALE balance III two equal install,
mentS at SIX aud twelve months, drirrrCd Iaynn'i
10 he secured by De,Sl Of Tru, On the poit;iJ VI,
with Insurance sufficient to cover
J.V. l.. EOpGEl.S Tr,,t.
". II. lGALLER, AuctIOnear ILyelhAaFl
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ELL u. Moore, decd late VI EtV'Ae GUM"
rs,
Stella Moore ct al.
In Chancery. In the Circuit Court Of brooke coSNA
Pursuant 10 decree entered in the Above ea,lts'
cause, at 4 Special Term Of the said GfsnilN';r
held on the 9Th day Of January, 1872 III qhio'
signed, Special Commissioner, will Tl 81 laVisy ~
tlOn At the front door Of thn Court llOR'e u W.
county Of Brooke, on
TUESDAY, tho 2Jlh day Of FEBRUARY, ~.
the real estate mentioned anil dc'crib"i ~ Ne ~
and proceedings In said cause, It 'attN ~ .i
thereof 10 pay the debts NJ lal dyCslrpt - 'iiH'N
by Eald decree Said real estate rollsdN u hla'
tFAct Of land adjoining the toEnoi Wr''oa': " ~,
county, containing one hundred ALl T'thP'"'s
acres u lard, more or les, which VII t. 81 =.
whole or ln parcels to suit purchases II NOR i,,
can be realized by % doing; Rl0A Tract 81 III ~,
taIning three acres, more or less, aduihlil- W ~
tFact, on the Wellsbug mud bethany iGul4N y.
on which lisa dwelling house AMI oltlMd' ~
due Of the said real estate consists ol l"r aug
Of lots situate In the town ul We!l'lu'g 90 t'i1i
which are erected dwelling hoa',' ana "'HI ri
proyctnents, including herein the lang 'r'A -,
cOmm0dlOuG homestead Oi The all tli II ,"'-,
The said lots are respectively tnhhf'' ~ I'i.1
tD-WIt: Nos, G1, ca, rs, south halt u ~ ''ln tt
81, and 1875, 2gI, 2l2, ~, ~, 20, ~ at ~
west half ls2, undivided Onc.Ilirl d ..Hsgi =,
Isl, 282, 26J, 25t, 50j, 2iS, ~, 81, - ~ ' A.
I05, SOt 395, 800, no, "gs :EH 49, w. ~ ~ M
~, aus 40, ~, IES, 40, A, tj H.. ~ A.'
TRIMS OH SALE-OnC iNHh ilIe I'gi' Is, - " ,5'i
cash on the day Of salt the re'ilac ~ w h.
annual payments Of Jnc, two aud mr. s, ,n, d,
purchaser 10 give his HOtrs, bearing "tf,e' 5.
day Of sale, with gOyl security i1l We
nl6utS, with option the purchaser 10 i4I ~ H IN.
baId notes before maturity, ahd the ll.'c ie'A"'
III the purchMe money Is fully laii ,,.r,v
IN cOFLM
ian s....nl uIanl.l,olt.
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P.s.-The above farm |, loairl ~ We u" o.'gli,.
dlAtEly overlooking the town, si'iu5 nin'gA ),
view Of the Ohio River, the G. \ ahn ittll,.
Louis Railroads both up and dos, ~ lib.
also the beautiful valley u buffalo fs'A Ipts,
70 ten minutes walk Of the al 4 Aky
Rallfcad, and TIC In,intT, potion d d. ,c'g IN,
on Il large brick dwelling, tgEtmeii gtr 49,. ~
bearing orchard Of apples and ollilr nt' ssi1
the usual OulbulldlngT and therhl'ie " nj, L
laid With coal, which will m,"' lt.p'' ,,eS, ~
NtsliEel by sinking shalt, tot Hlic h,- , IN ii
pending. In this event the rslNIt' .il I...i,tr
ID toWu-dnishei In isiG-l, one Il ue ~ sna-
plete 10 be found In this section, AMI : IN
dIately 10 the Ceutre Of The town, "bh INC
the Railroad Depot asa, f'.aisr
wELlSHuRn. VIVA. Jan. 5. - -
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HtLERK'S OFFICE. DOlpN a.; ~, -.
" MISSlONEIIS, "" VI wv
FEuRvARr. ia IL,


Sealed proposals. will be received =, ~
for the following: - 'ni !ilA lss
Furnishing "nal cSI," unless othrvi,.o,.,.,,
i SS sf for Sns ~, - The Comfy .l AMI Uss
For furnishing nut coal, unl,,, ",l' S,'h
ui1ve, TOT one year, from April, lS;s ''''N' u,
va d1s ~. y, sSSa ease to T. ptoHry sD
q the coal niast 10 rcCtpiNi ior, in ~ ~! @'
ne lalloE Snd 10 tho ACCOni by The s,g @', W
House. hlddtrs must SICtIiy tie INV SS n lsFl
clean coal per hnShel F"e not "
Also for ilrnishing the Cuunty Vl,broD,,.,,
stainSl, Tor one year, FROM Anil /, s;s "a
bllden u specify the prlccOf rotit, IN ri,
over II years aud all unirr II years of ' ~. hh
Ais, price for hcaNe, hack oiLas,y,, -"
bids. s ''A"' " ''lei An! al
By order Of the Boarl Of Commissioner,
ieplV ClIAS II. DElrkBS C.,
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EFIEED guGAILS-G0O barrels , ,i', /. ,nrV
N dercd, GnnulGted, Cote and i''"''
and for sale Al lowest market N''' ,,,,i u,usL
N, REILLY, iSG aHI 1871 Vas
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Trss&tesm' SnIeyI.,


TRUSTEES SALE OF CIIlpIIT.
i STREET RESIDENCE. -IIy yirtps a iASt !.
trust made BY Daniel CnsLin; and M. w
trustee dated February 4, 1875, and irc XII h, Y
No. Folio l65 will offer Tor salp al ibr Ih, ~ ~
o. the Court House Of Ohio r0uniy On StTI INV ~
FEBRUARY s, 1879, at lOO'Clo 4, NJ The iivA!
described pFuTerty ,tOWit lot M. H.! ,ilui,e,a n
west aide Of Chapllne street between "a ssj =,
streets, Centre Wheeling. So 'N' 4
IkRAS eP S4LE.--Ont-thill Tor d, mpsh 4, D..
the purchaser may elect to ayJ ID cash, gni ~ X NJ
anCe In equal lnSialheuls III six, lWrNs -
aud twenty.lOur months, with six Ter rrst W.
est. The deferred payments 10 k ,t,i,J Il \,
deed Of trust on the property soll anil Al s,'3
anee to the amount Of $1,000 III the lCFrsI 4 h,
trust. ''-'@ V
O,.. S. r. lIILDRETII, Tu4,
WHEELING, JauuaryS ), ls7S ''''''
The above Glls Is postponed until sETrRD,Y
MvhN ING, FEBRUARY u, At lOu'rlOck ~
leoiV 5. T. llllbEErll, tm,r.
,,d Inc 1boVe Eale Is Postponed Until SATUgbil
NtIvhNlNHI February I'd nj lO1rlGk.
IelI 5. I. llll.bRErH, Tmsa.
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Gss.ssal Nnsirn-
NOTICE
|. NOTICE
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

The annual meeting Of the sloc.h l,.
Slty bulidlhB Association WILL, GDit y hsSt.
lar pl1cT o. lneellng, IN MONDAY y IDith'i t lie
a. O'clock ", lot the eIecti"o a, . ~. n
aud such other business u may n,,n, v,El, 3itsf,
ruary 9th. SOW "V''A' e'ttin; +.
CnAs. II. DGIrERs, SccretSry, ''"'N"' ros,i-,t
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Az e1tra eai VII leave The sty % Sunday morning
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SENATOR E. DoYD FAULKNER
said: Mn. PREstDENr.-l feel it due to
myself TO make some explanation Of the
vote l am about TO give. Believing that
some legislation was necessary to protect
the citizens OF this State from tho policy
and course pursued towards them by tho
baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company, |
warmly and earnestly supported the
amendment or substitute offered by
Senator Turner to Senate bill No. 1856, /
did not regard that substitute rs perfect,
yet | felt that 1t would give that relief that
the people were so clamorus for and ought
TO have, and would compel that CORPORA.
ton in Its business and every dny transac.
tons with them to comply with the char.
ter and general law under which it was
operating. 1t provided for rigid and
Just penalty, which could speedily be in.
forced, for violation OF the provision OF
It's charter, and a judicial construction In
one case would have settled and determined
for all time to come the rights Of the CHI.
Ken as well as that Of the company. That
substitute was prepared with great care
and In view OF the legal difficulties that
might have been anticipated, and from
careful examination OF Il, | had no doubt
In my own mind that 1t would stand the
test Of judicial investigation in any Court,
| believe that the astute anil able officials
controlling, managing and directing the
affairs of that company, would at once
have discovered that the Legislature had
passed law that could not be assailetl
with the slightest prospect OF success that
following this would have been a com.
pliance with tho charter, all persons hav.
Ing business transactions with the road
would have been satisfied and nothing
but the kindest feeling would have exist
ed all along the line, ! also supported the
substitute offered by the Senator from
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-24

The deaths In this city for the week ending
Sunday were only seventy-nine, one less than
the preceding week. This is certainly an ex-
Haordinary exhibit of healthfulness and salu-
brity OF city Of 100000 inhabitants. Com
pairing 1t with previous non-epidemical years.
We ind the rate much lower than any of these
years Even as far buck as 1862, when Butler
vas 10 occupation Of the city and had set to
work two thousand laborers on the streets,
the mortality during the same weeks was
larger, 10 one week reaching one hundred and
twenty i've. This did not include the NOR
tality among the Federal soldiers. This fact
- worthy of record by our friend, the British
CONSUL, as bearing on the filth and drainage
Ineory. TOO easily adopted by him. Butler
boosted with some truth OF doing the largest
ecavengering and drainage work ever done ii
THIS city. he levied forced loan on our mer-
chants to pay the wages Of four times as manv
iaDorers as We're ever before EMPLOYED, This
too, when by the entire absence Of all business
md OF large portion Of the resident nonnIa,
don, there was far less need of SO extensive a
6cavengering work, and with all this c,eans
ing and draining the rate Of mortality was
nearly double that Of the present season.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-24
A TRUE DEMOCRATIC PAPER,

Mr.. 8. N: Van PraaR. agent Of the New Orleans
I1,es, called mt our Office the f1rst of th.. week
We were absent at the time in Farmeryille and
nad 10 fof ego the pleasure OF meeting tho gen
tleman nsyerthelass-if we were satisfied that
ths Times Is q Democratic paper-We wish
parish.-lVlenna Sentinel.
We are sorry that our estimable and racy
Lincoln contemporary should suspect the
politics OF that immaculate journal, the New
Orleans Times. If We were satisfied that the
Times Is Democratic paper" says the Lin
coin Sentinel. Why, friend Sentinel, Of course
IL IS. And here are the proofs Of It:
I. The chief proprietor Of it, and It's acknowl
eused editor and manager, is Mr.. Charles
CLINTON, carpet-bagger, Radical Auditor under
helioRg, and unconvicted felon,
=. =. g. Dibble a pet-bagger. ex-radicai
luaee' eS-Asslstant Attorney General and
Acting Attorney General under Kellogg was
lor long time its leading political writer.
o. lts Guy editor, a carpet-bagger, vac one
q the chief editors of the New Orleans Pc
publican, and is, or was up to short time
since, member OF the Republican State Can
trai Committee.
4. VIM. Pitt Kellogg, carpet-bagger, sun
'osed TO be large stakeholder in it, and 10
urnish large part OF the money that keeps I
tup, declared In the United States Senate that /
was representative Democratic paper.
5. Mr.. I. N. Stoutemyer, carpet Dagger, it's
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-24

The proposed treaty Of peace of Great
Britain with the Zulus has at last been made
public. As in AfRhanistan, they make no at
tempt at territorial acquisition, but after
crushing their enemies give them back their
lands and property. The arrangements to
Insure permanent peace and quiet In Zulu
LAID are better than in Afghanistan. Instead
Of placing another monarch in Cetewayo's
place, who, whenever he desired, could break
with England and bring all the horrors OF the
late war over again, the British have wisely
divided the country among dozen chiefs
Who will DO naturally jealous Of each other.
my general war, therefore, like the present
one Will be impossible. A number Oh these
neWiy-created chiefs are Of the ancient tribes
wno were conquered and subiugated By the |
saaans. ana who will. therefore, earnestly en-
0eavor g prevent any rise Of the Zulu power
dIsln. Ahe Zulu kiDgdom and military Or.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-24

Next year the census OF this country will be
taken. st. Louis, Chicago and score OF
other ambitious young cities have grown
quite excited over the matter, and are very
anxious that they should make as flatt-ring d
show on that occasion as possible. In order
to do this, they are now busily engaa ed In
gathering in all the little towns within reach
To add to their population, distant towns and
villages are being declared part and parcel OF
these cities and their municipal limits ex-
tended into quiet and rustic hooks, "far from
the madding, crowd. The size OF American
cities has always been wonder to strangers.
They are surprised to see empty prairies and
marshes, filled with ailigators, marked off on
the maps as streets and avenues There LIS
not a city In this country that does not In
clude great deal of territory to which 1t has
no right or claim. It is bad enough now, but
promises to become even worse. It would as
tonish no one to see Chicago swallow the
whole State Of Illinois in order to beat st.
Louis. Although New Orleans does not ex-
pect to compete with these cities In respect to
1t will match with any Of them ii
point OF size ana extent, as 1t can boast-es
none OF them can-of dwellings within the
city limits moro than ten miles distant from
any other house.
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There is an unauthenticated rumor on the

There 10 an nnauthenticated rumor on the
streets that when Gov. Nichols returns to the
city he will, In the shape OF an interview, at
tempt 70 throw the blame and responsibility
Tor all the unpopular acts OF bis administra-
lion upon Lieut. Gov. Wiltz. This rumor, we
Are satisfied, does Gov. Nichols the grossest
Injustice. He Is not the man to attempt to
throw the onus OF any act Of his upon another.
He has been reared In a school in which honor
~ something more than an empty name and
mas not, either In his civil or military career
ever attempted to escape from the response
ollity OF his own acts. There could be no
more ingenious insult offered to Gov. Nichols
than TO suspect him OF being guilty OF such al
action,
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friendly feeling between the two Emperors,
Francis Joseph and William, is the work OF
bisnarck's fine diplomacy His course is said
20 DO aetuated by a desire to prevent the ag-
grandisement Of Russia by the absorption of
tne Sciavonic people OF Southern and Central
Europe Russia has always been an earnest adj
vocate OF Panslavism, the union of all the
people OF his race In one great empire. Should
1T ever accomplish this aim 1t would be strong
enough to crush the rest OF Europe, as there
are fully 10000, 900 ScIaves on that continent.
10 prevent such a catastrophe, Bismarck has
placed Austria In the way of Russia, Austria
which already contains Sclavonic popula-
ton Of 100000. The aim OF the great Ger
man statesman IL, therefore, to make Austria
Sclavonic country, thereby checkmating
Russia. At the same time, the German por-,
tfon OF Austria will naturally become more
and more disaffected at it's union to a Magyar
Sclavonic empire. In which it plays no Inn
portant part, and will finally break loose and
fall, like an over-ripe peach, into the hands Of
Germany.
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There ts 70 deathl What seems so is trau ST.

There, ts 70 death! What seems so is tran 81.
ton.
This life Of mortal breath .a
Is but a suburb OF the life elysian
whose portals We call death.
The death Of Mrs. John r. Fell, yester-
day, though not unexpected by her relatives
and friends, was the cause OF such profound
sorrow as Is always felt when pure and no
bic woman dies. For many years an intense
and constant sufferer from rheumatism, the
anguish OF which neither the most loving and
devoted care, nor all the resources Of medical
science could assuage, her life was made
beautiful BY an exhibition OF patient heroisn
and Christian resignation which has rarely
been equaled. Suffering martyrdom herself.
her heart went out In tenderness and sympa-
thy for suffering humanity, and her gentle
nature responded instantly to every appeal
of want or distress. The natural cheerful
ness and sweetness Of her disposition assert
ed themselves, despite the physical torture
which was her constant attendant, and made
her the light and joy, not only of her own
household, but Of every circle in which she
was thrown.
If human love have the power to penetrate
the VAIL then there are yet living q few who
have the blessedness of knowing an angel loves
them.
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ostensible editor, came to New Orleans to take
the Office. created for him by the Radicals. OF
solicitor to the Auditor. Charles Clinton, his
near relative.
9. " 70 exerting oil It's energy and capacity
TO create dissensions In the ranks OF the
Democratic party, and create split which
may result In the creation Of a Republican
party In Louisiana.
It seems to us that these facts fix this meas
nre OF the Democracy Of the New Orleans
Times beyond all question, and we again ex-
press establishment that our Lincoln contem-
porary is 90 ungrateful as to have forgotten
the services Oh the Times to Louisiana, or 40
ignorant as not to know who our great Demo-
cratic journalists are.
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80 nEW oRLRANs DEMoORAI WEDNESDAY, sEPTEMBER 1sa

gnnization IL not of recent growth. Nearly d
hundred years ago the zulus first poured
down from the north On the negro tribes q
Southern Africa and subiugated them. IL was
fully half century ago that Chanka. the
Zulu Napoleon, organized his army "a its
present basis. His successors have but car
ried out his ideas and plans, gradually I'M
proving them and perfecting the army untll
y acquired its present force and power. All
this work OF century the British have m
done BY their treaty OF peace. The ZuIu en-
pre- - broken up in dozen pieces, never to
be united again.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-24

The meeting on yesterday between Bismarck
and Andrassy, the two great diplomatists Of
Germany and Austria, was more than cordial
and leaves no doubt Of the truth OF the story
that these two countries are now firm allies
pledged to the same course. It was only
thirteen years sgo that they were at war with
each other; it has been but little more than a
decade since Austria emerged flom the defeat
OF Sadowa, badly beaten, driven from the
leadership and control Of the German Empire
with the loss Gifts rich Italian provinces. Now
lney are friends and allies, both gazing with
1istrasttul and hostile eyes at Russia, The