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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-06-26

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.pAaa aseea1loa . msIS.
The PhiladeIphia Time. save. In
1868 a COMPANY Of Federal marine.
were marched To The no,l. in phil.
delphia under orders from .tha u.;,sa
States. Msrsh.l.. There vas NO Oman r.-
sistancc. hut that comn.nv of ,a.. .th.,
tour score soldiers. with rle.m,.e > ~.
onets. moved ,the c;tv IRON. e.r.sr
to ,circum ference and thar. -. IN.
one voice that went nm Ia the .n.ho-.
ity of the State in reg.rd. to' = RI.
publicaus and Demoersss .n,tsa :. e,a
people to demand thai bavonate .nd
elections should be stran.er. "a a.ch
other in Pennsvlvania The p.nnb,;.
can Governor form.llv nrot..a.,a
against the a,s.nlt nncn ,ha .sr..do,,
Of e,ec,;ors .,,., : sRorrhl;.., : ~.
lat6ra and /. Rennbl,c.n fson.,;.,,i;o..
Il f,onvenf;nn have sfo-h,da.. h,,sa -.
nrasence7 r,,p Of .troon. ,-;.h;n.-,r. =.
elscaio.a., Our militia .st,sp fsyhfaaS.
to parade ON election d.v ~ fn' -. a.
Dear az military 1opur.gani..fion..I q. ,v,th :.
withont. arms. and an nm... ...;,.
m.ndino soldier, to ,,...,, !. - .,.;.-
zion d.y, i li.ble = 'fns snd 1;.mss-
sal from once Onr nev ron,t;snsio,
framed hv . R.r,.h,;...h.a 80
.aonted .hv. one hnnar.a 80 sen-
-,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-06-26


y When the GUNNER day Of youth 10
slowly wasting away into the night
fall pf age. and the shsdews Of the
past years grow deeper and deeper ~
Ute wears TO close !; 1t is pleasant to
look back through the Yistss OF time
upon the joys AVID sorrows of early
yesFs.i live have . home 10 shelter
or hearts to rejoice with ua and friende
who have been gathering around our
ireside, then the rough places OF our
viii be- worn aud smoothed
sway, Ia thS twilight Of life; while the
bright sunny spots y We have passed
through viii grow brighter and more
Happy, indeed, are those
whose intercOnrse with the world has
not chahge,l tho course or their hoiier
feeling ,or broken those musical chloride
pf the heart whose yibra.ions are 90
30 tendar sad so touching
in the evening OF age oaS sd 9ase
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-06-26

4 - :
looked at the stranger II astonishment
There was NO Iyisihle defect IN hid, er
gana Of vision; bat there waa.s nxit,
of look-that bending of the ey esi ,pI
vacancy - whichsi;so aunmistakabl!
evinces the absent Of sight. lsa sT /
Who are you, and what is your mo
tive in seeking this encounter P lth,
Major iaintly mufmused: civ .Sni!
.First, are you il = condition 70 re-
new it ? inquired The stranger. II (
There is no needLl am dying
when have told you who am,
the stranger resumed you will
scarce require any motive for what
have done. No wonder you have for
gotten James Merton, he continued,
for he is greatly changed, no deubt.'
The dying man started, and groaned
bitterly. ..,.s;,is.... ai,s ,,,..
Bnt l have not forgotten you, Rich
ard Duford, nor the injuries You haye
done nae. d. A cherished daughter, the
pride of my eyes and tho joy Of her
mothers heart, yon enticed from home
deceived by > sham marriage, and then
abandonetl her to die ofa broken hesrt.
Ny con, aud only remaining child, in
a rash attemps TO avenge hfs sisters
wrongs, fell q victim to your accurs-
ed skill. You even robbed him Of the
ordinary chances Of combat, unequal
as they would have been, by encasing
your cowardly body In concealed ar
NOR. The loss Of both OF our children
unsettled my wife's reason, and she
died in :, mad house. e.,,.s.s, $50
Could have, found you then, 1
wonld have given ron NO, chance for
your life, but valiant - you have al
ways protessed. to be, aud coward ~
you are, you evsded me- Yet L knew
we should come day meet and i reg.
Uttered Z vow that when = We did. /
would sffer you . sacrifice to your in
iernal art. To this end studied to
become an adopt 1t il, and succeeded.
And when At length blindness cast its
shadows upon me, aud seemed to rem
der hopeless the fulfillment Of my vow,
Instead Of abandoniag It, I betook my,
self 10 new species 81 practice. /
sought to make hearing take the place
Of eight Again I succeeded. I learn
ed to take aim with thh ear instead Of
the eye. When I heard yoar answer
ready to-day ]. knew the, exact di-
rection in which to point my pistol,
n, if ! had seen you. Besides, 1 could
hear you breathing where you stood.
You lost your chance in Delaying your
ire.s q Y on wished to make .sure! work
ind over-reached YOURSELF eita -
More than once the; Major looked
At the speakers face, bat
n those remorseiess, sightless eyes,
here was no sympathy. And as the
abored breathing grew fainter, the
Id man resumed his listening .atti.
nde. At last ali was still.
He is dead + he said and it's wont.
d expression of sober melancholy
ettled on the old mans face, a., TAX
ng his compaDion's, arm, he tnrned
nd walked leisurely away. .fs.,. jss!
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-05-16
The Gan Railroad.


We publish on our ilrstpagc this week
the result Of an interview of one Of The
reporters ofthe Evansville Courier with
MIR. Shredder. the sangninc and enter
rrising y. VI. m the honrishidg town Of
Huntinghurg. in regard to the desire Of
tho people OF Dubois county. for q rail-
road connection with the Lamr-ass-com
panv. Mr.. s. y unquestIcnably correct
~ his statement that the people of Hunt
inghurg. AMI he might truly have said Of
Jasper ana Dubois county entire, wonll
rather see railroad built as many miles
~ possible in Dubois coun'v--no matter
whore n rrns-ihan have the connection
secured 1t any other point ontsiae Of the
comfy. because the road-bcd represents
inst that much wealth upon the tax dn-
nlicate Of the county. which for All time
would help to tighten the burdens Of al
she tax- PAYERS. But II will take money
from Evansville TO huild this road any,
where. and her capitalists. If the con-
nection Is secured NJ all. will have 10 put
their hands in their pockets and furnish
the means. almost nnaiied nv any Of the
neoplr Of this county. for notwiths'and-
ing Mr.. Schreeder's impression that the
people Of Huntingburg. or any other
place. would aid literally. everyone con-
versant with the facts knows that il
wonla he impossible 10 raise $4,000 IN
Dubois county AZ present 10 aid any
railroad as the people know they have
al they can possibly 10 TO meet engage
ments already made. But II the citizens
of Evansville win mt mp the s250OOo
necessary 10 build 10 Huniingburg,
rather than the $4,000 to secure the
same connection at Snring Station or
Lincoln. onr people will rejoice and hid
Them God speed in their henevolcnce.
and wish the money NAV he sneedily
suhsrrihcl 81 that the road NAV be com
plefed this SIMMER. and Evansville re-
reive the trade Of This counfv-which
her nosifion Justly entities her 70. but
which transportation facilities divert 10
other markets now.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-05-16

EVANSVILLE ExcrHsroN.-T Rock
port Railroad will give an excursion TO
Evansville on MAY Goth. Fare only
- 80 the round trim. This will furnish
an excellent opportunity for orr citizens
10 visit Evansville and cultivate an ac-
qua ance which may result benefcialIy
in mutual trade. With the Gap railroad
built largo trade from this county
would 70 10 Evansville. and orr citizens
should embrace the opportunity of this
excursion 70 look after their interests in
this line.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-05-16

RUxAwAy.-Last Sunday morning As
Drs. Bigham and weIman were return
Ing in Dr. Bigham's buggy from con-
sultation on the Paoli road. DR.. BIS
spotted Buccphaus took the bits in his
teeth and came down the hill by Mr..
Jcrgcr's farm AZ 2 40 rate, kicking The
dash out Of the buggy, and splitting the
Drs. out. They escaped without any
serious injury, though DR.. Bigham was
considerably bruised and had narrow
escape.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-05-16

nTScvcral farmers living within a
short distance Of Jasper, complain Of the
dcpredations OF dogs owned in town on
their sheep Messrs. M. Fritch, A. Meh-
ringer, y. Lcichner, n. Haskins and
oihcrs all lost sheep by town dogs This
week. Owners Of dogs should conline
them, Or they might wake up some
morning ana find themselves liable fol- d
large bill Of damages.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-05-16
NOTICE.

NOTICE j. hereby given to all whom
il NAV concern. that the Board OF
Commissioners. OF Dubois county, have
adopted the following order Of business :
All petitions and papers pertaining to
roads and highways must be filed on the
LIST or I'd day Of each term. All claims
against the county must be filed on or
before Friday nj IL O'Clock NJ. otherwise
they will not be considered till the fol-
lowing term. J. M. DEINDERFER,
Nav rs. '79-3w. Auditor.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-05-16

SNEAK THrEvrs.--Twc thieves. from
Washington. visited the residence Of Mr.
Jos Snyder on Main street. "Wednesday
afferroon. while the family were on
and ransacked bureau drawer, carrying
offa silver watch. and three or four dol
lars in money. The same afternoon
they visited the farm residence Of Mr..
AIois Rirk. on the Havsville road. and
broke open the doors. fthe family al
being away. and tho honsc locked). and
tnmhled up things generally. hut got no
valnahles. A. far as known. Some
neighbor women seen them AZ Snvder's
house. bnt didn't suspicion any thing
wrong. They had skipped out before
dark.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-05-16

REroRT Of Louisville tobacco market
for week ending May 10th. furnished
by Sherlev & Glover, Louisville Tobac-
co Warehouse:
Sales for the wcek-Old. 233 hhds :
New. f0s hhds; total. cal. Sales for
the year. 1885 hhds; receipts for the
week. GAL hhds.
The continued dry and harsh weather
has very mnch curtaiIed receipts and
the offerings are correspondence small
The market closed this week with more
summation than has characterized 1t for Q
few weeks past.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-05-16
Notice Of ADMINISTRATIVE APP
pointment.

Notice l. hereby given that the under
signed has heen appointed Administra-
,rix with will annexed Of the estate OF
Frank A. John. late Of Dubois county.
Indiana. deceased. An persons know
ing themselves 10 be indebted 10
sail estate. either by note or accoun.
will please come forward and settle The
same nj once bv paving cash. and therc-
by save cost. Said estate is supposed 10
be solvent.
ELIZABETH John. Admr'x.
TRAYLoR q HUNTER, Att'ys.
Nav q. lS7s-3w
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-05-16
TIFF DRIVEN WELL.

The Green patent has been again con
I6rmed. the last decision being BY Il. s.
Judge Gresham Of this Circuit. Roy
atty on Domestic and Farm wells not
exceeding u inches diameter. is TEN
DOLLARS. Infringers in this county.
sending FIVE DOLLARS within twenty
DAYS from date of this advertisement 10
our agent for Indiana. James +. Frank
lin. indianapolis. can obtain license n
% per cent. discount. which covers past
and future use. After the 20 DAYS. full
ROYALTY will be charged. and infringers
be liable to suit without notice.
April %. 1879.
VIM. ID. Andrews a. Bro,
agint Owners and Att'ys Tor Pafeniee. New York
MCDONALD 4 BrTLEr. Indianapolis, At
torneys for the patent.
MAY 10Th. ls79-lw-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-05-16

NOTICE i hereby given that there
~ win b. al examinations f applicants
ior Teachers license held Al the Public
school building. IN jasper. on SATURDAY.
Nav 3ist. 1879. Examination TO begin
NJ = 4 o'clock. a. NJ.
n. II. BRUNDICk. Co. Sup't
Nav lffh 1879 -3y
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-05-16

Notice Of Executrix's Appoint
mcnf.

mcnf.
Notice i hereby given that the nm
derSigned has been appointed Execntrix
of the last will and testament of Wendo-
lin Erny. la:e Of Dubois county. deceased.
All persons knowing themselves 70
be indebted TO said tcstator. either by
notes or account. will please come for
ward anl settle the same AZ once by
cash with the undersigned. aud there by
save costs. Said estate is solvent.
TIIEEESIA ERNY. Executrix.
TRAyLoR 4 HUNTER, Att'vs.
May .. lS79-3w. (Signal COPY.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-01

Mrs. Bruce was born In Philadelphia, and
shortly after her birth her father moved to
Cleveland, O., where the rest Of the children
were born. He has practiced dentistry there
lawyer in Cleveland, and has for partner a
educated Caucasian. Two sisters are teach
ers In Indianapolis, and another sister u q
musician OF some little local fame. HEs.
Bruce graduated from the high school, and
after course In the normal school began
teaching for q livelihood. She was teacher
when the Senator married her. She is fairex
than any Of the others; her complexion is as
fair as that Of q Spaniard. She Is as fair -
her father. her mother 10 q little darker.
You wouldn't know that she had drop a.
African blood In her veins. She IL very tai
ented; her accomplishments are practice1
though. She received thorough English
education and is capable teacher.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-01

At the New FEARS matinee, and at night, Gar-
dou's splendid play Of Mother and Son" win be
repeated. with the same excellent cast that has
drawn 30 many favorable criticisms Of the press
wherever they have appeared.
The matinee will. beyond question, be a grand
AFFAIR; for already numsroqs applications for
and" Son Is . Justly popular play and is seen
with renewed pleasure each time.
ST. CHARLES THEATRE.
The German Abroad" will be repeated at
each performance to-day. and at each perform
ance Luke Schoolcraft and George Goes will
appear In both their artistic and overwhelmingly
comical specialties. It is scarcely necessary to
remind our readers OF the fact that q grand toy
gift matinee will take place at this theatre, be-
ginning at noon. when thousands Of handsome
rons OF the St. Charles. Rain or no rain.
Schoolcraft and Goes expect them all at their
New Years reception. which will be really
pleaAurable affair.
THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC
There will be q toy matinee at this theatre to-
day. and at night Lolita will appear In 'Mu-
sette."
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-01

BANK DIvrDENDs.-The season Of bank divi-]
dends is upon u.s. and 1t is with great satisfac--
ton we find 80 many OF our banking instlfu-
lions. after the unparalleled depression in busi-
ness during the past six months. presenting
their stockholders with welcome dfvidond.
The State National lFiscsl AGENT Bank hos de-
clared Dor cent. and retains good surplus
snd large amount Of undivided profits for fu-
ture active business. Her semi annual state
ment will be found this morning IN our col
umns. and We refer to 1t a. evidencing fhe oon-
tinued prosperity and popularity OF iii lnrtfs
tuition. xsA
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-01

Of the State to this fraud, the Jury thought It
but proper to eummon tho Attorney General
es tA 81 s.s fs e eoa aS dRSs
correct, he Informed us that the statute relative
other words. act D. - Of the session Of 1s77j de-
nned this crime to be that OF perjury. The
statute reads thus: Any false swearing 70 the
the crime Of perjury, and the person 80 swear
and penalties provided by law for perjury.
By the statute, but upon examination Of the
oath taken by the State Printer. It was found to
haye been qualified With the words. TO the best
Attorney General informed the jury that In bis
opinion. that was not the oath contemplated By
the law maker. and assuredly II was not one on
10 q question Of the jury. II the law under
which the State Printer claimed his right TO
replied. emphatically. in his opinion Il had
been repealed. Thereupon the grand jury
called 10 experts 70 examine the account OF the
whether there was any law or not to warrant
the publication there was still an overcharge
O. several dollars me srs s Jury
torney. General on the subject OF the indict-
ment, but requested that OF the Assistant Attor-
ney General. His opinion was that 70 indict-
der the statute. for the reason that the act
was Unconstitutional, inasmuch as this subject
matter was not embraced In the title. The jury
then determined to bring the question to an Is
sue under charge OF obtaining money or var
contrary to the advice Of the district attorney,
but the jury were Of opinion that II there was
no statute to reach an Individual charged with
having defrauded the State out Of nearly $4,000.
the sooner the people and the peoples repre-
sentativos knew It the better. to the end that a
special statute be framed to meet the case Of
future State Printers of elastic condolences. or
other State officials whose duty It may be to APP
provo and to examine before auditing accounts.
WALTER PUGH. Foreman.
Music boxes for Christmas presents at
0runewald Hall.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-01

The annual report OF the State Auditor q.
North Carolina for the year ending Septem>
Der 80, 1878, shows that the receipts Of the
educational fund In that State for last nscal
year were $546,914 To this Is added the amount
before on hand OF Sill, $50 "a, making TIE
total amount available 1851 500 81. The Dis.
bursements for school purposes for the year
were $3.50 100, leaving In the treasury for that
fund $118,79 The value Of the land In the
erty IA: Il F. borss mDie q eete
$16, 833, 500; OF farming utensils, money On
hand or on deposit, advent credits, etc, 81, =
378, 7s9. The total valuation Of real and per-
sOnal property was therefore SAG, $40, 403.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-01

John Fitzpatrick. the criminal sheriff. made
an affidavit before Recorder Mtltenberger.
charging one Jos. II. Aston with being accused
Of willful murder and q fugitive from justice
from Caddo parish. Aston was one Of the
witnesses subpenaed to appear before the
United States Grand Jury to testify about the
election frauds in that parish. He left the par
ish by virtue Of habeas corpus and was
brought to New Orleans.
Hearing OF his case. Mr.. Fitzpatrick made
the affidavit as stated before Judge Miltenber-
ger. and at 8 O'Clock Aston was safely lodged
In the Parish Prison. to await the arrival OF the
sheriff OF Caddo.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-01
HIS LITTLE PISTOL.

They W0ula Not stop singing and He
Used His Cum.
Corporal Jerry Donovan was locked up in the
First Precinct Station at II AS O'Clock last night
charged with shooting at Thos. Wizard with In
tent to kill.
The circumstances attendant on the shooting
are as follows: The members OF Columbia No. S
were returning from fire In body and. as IL
customary were singing. When they were at
the corner Of Commercial Alley and Camp
streets Donovan. who had been drinking heav-
cease their singing. There was some parleying,
and II was brought to q close by Donovan draw
Ing his pistol and firing ct Wizard. It was his
taken from him. and he was turned over to
Officers Duman and Phillips, who. attracted by
the report Of the pistol. hurried to the scene.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-01

Ways that are dark and tricks that are vain
are practiced By the proprietors Of many VIE
compounds TO get their so-called medicines o.
the market. Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic stands on
Its own merits as pleasant. safe and efncient:
appetizer and invigorator. II is unequaled for
its quality. purity and flavor. It restores fhl
appetite, purines the blood and stimulates az
gestion. It Is a mild corrective. and q whole1
most agreeable.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-01
BREvITIHs.

Under the shed, next door to the DKMosRAT
once, are sundry large boxes, whose absence
would be benefit. VeTbxm sap.
DIVISIONS l. 2. and A. O. II. will give q
grand dress. fancy dress. masouerade and calf
GO Dall. az 1t. Patrick's Hall. on Saturday even
Ing. the eleventh instant.
II There were rumors all over town yesterday
mat Mr.. Gauthreaux, the civil sheriff, who has
oeen Tor some time In Cincinnati, was dead.
some parties were even p0ndefing a. to who
Woun act IN his place pending the appoint
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-01
BRIDAL BELLS.

We have the pleasure Of welcoming home,
with the new year. our young friend John d. C.
Stevenson and his beautiful bride. The union
OF Mise Jennie Tyler to Mr. Stevenson occurred
On Tuesday last at Bloomfield, KY. the Rev.
Nj. =. B: Tyler. OF Louisville. Officiating. May
opening OF new year be realized during life
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-01

Gen. Beauregard is to inspect Col, Fenner's
battalion. the Crescent City Grays. on January
8. at the Mechanics Institute. The Cazadores.
Gardes Lafayette. Francs Tireurs. Trio al Ber-
saglio and other Independent. organizations
have asked OF Gen. Beauregard the favor to In
spect them. The General will do 30 in few
days.
Lionel O. Levy has been appointed by the
Governor on the Board offCommissioners ofthe
Consolidated Association.
The Printing Board will meet on Friday. the
third OF January.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-01
Lrcenles.

The cabin OF the steamboat Yazoo was entered
on Monday evening By some person. sup
who stole therefrom silver mounted Colts
revolver.
New City, Yesterday complained to the p0li0e
that one OF his ship mates. Thos Kelly, alino
Thos. Irwin. had stolen from him on Monday
parel. valued at $40. Kelly was arrested.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-01
The largest selection Of musical instrumeni
at Grunewald Hall.
Accidents.

At about IA m. yesterday boy. named Th0s5
McGhor. while cleaning out the vent fuee g
q gin at the Bfenvile OIL Works. Algiers, W.
caught In the set screws, and before he COULD
be extrlcated was injured 30 seriously that h1s|
life is dsspaired OF.
Thos. Fiinson while working on the BRIDGE
at the Morgan ferry landing. Algiers. yester-7
day, got jammed between the engfne-hous0 and
car and was seriously injured.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-01
Another View Of the Lottery Crusade
[Farmerville Union Record.l

The Louisiana State Lottery Company ID.
New Orleans has opened another crusado
against the New Orleans DEMOCRAT. II now
has two suits for libel against IL, claiming
$25 600 damages In each, and, In order to Grip
pie 1t In q financial way, has procured for;
OF about $4,000 of State warrants due tho
DEMOCRAT for State printing. This suit n
brought In the United States District Court,
and foreigner, who L. no doubt an interposed
character, had to be procured to bring the
suit In order to keep it out Of the State courts.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-01
An Unsen timental Sgurderer.

OMAHA. Neb.. Dec. SIS d. Richards, The
famous murderer. In jail at Kearney. manf1eetDt
the utmost unconcern regarding his fate. He
says thai he cares no more for killing Mra
Harrison ana ner children than u they had been
tily. He reiterates his confession and expeQte
to be hung. A special term Of court VIII -
called for his trial
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-01
Finest pianos and organs at Grunewald Hall.

Staub sent US yesterday. from his stand at
Goldthwaite'e book store on Exchange Alley.
near the corner OF Canal street, the London Il
lustrated News. Harper's Bazaar. the New York
illustrated Times. the American Agriculturist
for January 1879. and many daiIies from the
North and West Ahappy New Year to Staub.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-01
A Welcome 70 kexicans,

says that the Mexican Gen. Trevino, With Gen,
Ord and a company OF ladies and gentlemen.
made q brilliant excursion to Galveston on
and Mexican flags were entwined. and the car
bore the inscription: Welcome to Gen. Tr0E
vino." The party arrived at O'Clock last ev8n-s