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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-04
ON CARoNDELEr STREET.

Yesterday was quite lively on the flags. owing.
doubtless. to its contrast with the last two or
three. For time It began to look like rush
OF business. and premium bonds were hustled
this way and that In the most lively manner.
Louisiana consols claimed much Of the atten-
tion OF the street. and considering the situation
OF affairs were quite lively.
There is a strong undercurrent OF feeling as
to what New York will do In the matter Of our
bonds, and buyers were trife shaky. The
street. however. showed q stiff upper ftp and
consols closed at es,.@6sk. against 6sK@e9 yes
terday.
The decline was owing. It is said. to the sus-
picions OF the knowing ones as to the New York
market. The dispatches received show that
there Is a feeling Of uneasiness abroad about
our interest, and there Is a hesitancy about
going in too deeply on the part Of those who are
willing to invest. The bulls still stand flrm and
claim that In very short time seventy will be
reached. and even figure above that. Under
the present condition OF affairs 1t would be
unsafe to prognosttcate but the feeling at the
close OF the last call yesterday was better than
during the morning. The sales In premium
bonds ran up to about s32o. 900 and State consols
to $4,000.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-04
Earl Derby's speech ~ LiverpeO1 The
PrepOsea Payment ~ the Turkish
ludemnltY in RApNr Money.

LONDON, Jan. s,-Tbe speech OF Earl Derby ut
Liverpool last evening has tended TO still
further depress the state Of public feeling with
respect 10 the commercial and Industrial future.
His Lordship took an exhaustive review OF the
condition OF England's trade and OF the Qbste-
cies which stood In the way OF it's revival. He
showed how the incre ased ability OF other ma
tions to manufacture for themselves was con.
stantly diminisbipg this market for .EDRlish
goods and how difficult 1t would be for England
10 keep on paying large sums OF money In return
for articles OF food which she was compelled to
purchase from America and other countries.
The only. remedy. bis Lordship said. which
suggested itself TO his mind, after long and
to America and Australia. and he urged this
with great earnestpess.
The report that Russia has consented 70 re;
her by Turkey In paper roubles is considered
highly probable. and fs regarded rs removing
the adjustment OF her relations with Turkey.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-04
NEW ORLEANS, SATURDAY, JANUARY 4, 1870

Ia degrees below zero tonight. No trains pre
running either way between here and Buffalo
on time
Et,sfr, ILL.,. Jan. s.--tTercury twenty degrees
below zero at 0 clock this morning.
DHNyHs, Col. Jan. g.-Last night was very
cold. The mercury was thirteen degrees below
zero. To day II is SIX below.
Dies MONIES, Iowa. Jan. 5.---Ths mercury was
20 degrees below zero at O'Clock this morning.
Trains In all directions are delayed by the cold.
DUBUQUE. Iowa. Jan, 3.-The mercury was 10
degrees below zero this morning.
MADISON, Wis. Jan. s.-The mercury was 1s
degrees below zero at sunrise this morning 8
bettw nt tg1n tte T. ts e has = ~.
terly cold. The Thermometer Mt daylight this
morning fell to zero. The wind was blowing at
the rate OF twenty-five miles an hour ut II
o'clock.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-04
In FOIL force at their Armory. a. Meshanlos, IN.

In full force at their hrmory. at Mechanics, Tav
stitute. for inspection.
The hall being small In comparison with tho
strength of the battalion. the companies were
ordered TO form In double rank. and. though 10
was unusual for them, the formation Of the
battalion was accomplished with remayhable
nsatness and symmetry. Cen. q. r. Bsnurs-
ge,ard inspected the battalion with Major Clerrl.
Waiker. Con, Behan was also present. with
COL ehypn, and many other eminent officers 81
our state National Guard. -
Ool. Ohas. Il. Fspner commanded the manoHy-
yres, and was assisted BY Major H. 81. Bond and
me eflclsnt Adjuiant of the battalion Cart WI
W "a. nopinson. Five splendid Companies an
gvsrsd the call. eomma1ded res psetivety bf
FLOOD. Tho manual Of arms was gone through
py the commend with the precision OF veteran
himself ia high terms on approval at the r,rs,-
tlcieney In drill and soidIerly bearing of the
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-04
NEw uHK N0TFH.
Uula Withdrawals from the sub.Treaa
ury --Oliphant 4 Co.'S AYalrs.

New York. Jan. s--0old TO tho extent OF
$4,000 was drawn from the Bub. Treasury to-
generally In small sums. only one large qmount
ltso.ooul being withdrawn during to-day's bnsi-
nees from $soV Ooo 70 ssgOoOo worm OF R1ld nss
for legal tenders.
Oliphant h Co., Chinn commission merchants.
filed their schedule TO-DAY. The total liabili-
ties cannot at present be ascertained.
The nominal assets are s2ag $40 ~, and actual
t1Be,26i 49,. William w. Parking, OF the firm,
has Individual liabilities Of &ss.s02 4s; nominal
assets. $40, ,stl: actual. &2H,2 ,2be 02.
The sanitary bureau Of the health department
reports that during last week scarlet fever has
continued to increase In amount but diminish
In virulence One hundred and sixty five cases
are already reported this week. There were
forty five cases OF diphtheria already reported
this week,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-04
The Policy Holders OF the new York Mu.
tua1-What they Think 0f the
New system.

New YORK. Jan. IA meeting OF the policy
holders OF the New York Mutual Life Insurance
Company was held last evening. An executive
committee was appointed TO request the COM
pany ut once to abandon the new system Of In
change made Ia the charter rs will prevent OFF,.
GERS. trustees or employees OF the company
from holding or rating proxies, and 30 chang
ing tho laws TO make proxies held over sixty
days null and void. o. N Jordan was appoint
Cd treasurer OF the fighting fund. Cyrus w.
Field contributed t10o. and several other sub
serlptions were made. A. resolution was pass
cd asking oil policy holders to contribute to-
wards the expense OF an effort to compel the
company to halt.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-04
WASHINGTON.


WASHINGTON. Jan. g--.At the Cabinet meeting
to-day the question OF Chinese immigration
was discussed. and Secretary Evarts was res
quested TO open. negotiations With the Chinese
government with n view tq.limitIng emigration
frrm China TO the United StHtes.
The resignation OF Charles II. Adams as a
government director OF the Union Pacific Rail
road was received and accepted. but no ap-
The question OF RESUMPTION was Informally
talked Of. and congratulations exchanged. He
sumption was thought to be fact and beyond
accident
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-04

The steamer Bart Able brought down from
Rapides parish several witnesses In the election
cases. Their names are J. W. Texada. from
Cotile; D. T. Stafford. Bayou Rapides; J. l.
Cornella. D. 8. Smith. A. J. Harris Canon Dis
trict; Hy. Rodgers. Capt. P. J. Hooe. DR.. r, L.
Lockert and James More and son. from above
Alexandria. Residents Of Rapides parish, who
were In town yesterday. say they know not why
these witnesses were summoned, as their par
ish was the quietest OF all and the most peace
able during the election.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-04
Prixe Fixht Near New York.

took place In n stable near here this morning
between Jack BanDon and Dave Mclaughlin,
the former OF New Jersey and the latter OF New
were fought, when Bannon. terribly punished
refused TO continue the fight. The. struggle
lasted ffty-nine minutes. Mclaughlin was
badly bruised also.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-04
SPORTING NOTES.
The Proposed Fight Between Donovan
and Mcclellan.

SAN FRANCISCO Jan. IA purse OF $4,000 for
the proposed prize nght between Mike Donovan.
city. has been subscribed and will be- placed In
the hands OF Chas. Bennett and the Olympic
Club. In this city. Donovan stipulates that the
Ned Malapan. noted sporting man Of Ne,1
York. will. come on here with Mcclellan anh,
represent the great New York pugilist. Donda
van and Mcclellan have fought twice In the
ring. The first battle was won by McLellafS
and the second by Donovan.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-04
t,Wrrespens d ence.
OFFICE OF THE DEMoCBAT,
New Orleans, January q. 1879,

New Orleans. January q, 1879. !
Mr.. John o. Murray. President New Orleans
Typographical Union.
The undersigned. one OF tho proprietors and
the Business Manager Of the New Orleans
DAILY DEMOCRAT Ia Union newspapsr). and tho
State Printer OF Louisiana, addresses 10 ron.
In your oficini capacity. this his respectful de-
mand for redress and justice In the matter Of
the grievous and criminal wrongs inflicted
upon him and upon the said New Orleans
DEMOCRAT. Union paper as aforesaid, by q
member Of tho New Orleans TypographicsI
Union-H. W. Green By name.
The undersigned charges said n. W. Green--.
I, With conduct unbecoming an honorabla
prin. or and n gentleman.
@ With yiIfully bearing false witness.
WIN ne1esstSs IN ana YIN ~ sss siofs
Tyecsrap5lcaf Union M ior measuring sI rule G and nd
.. With violating tho confidence Of his en-
.. With dIstorting information surYeptitious-
~ obtained from the books OF HIS employer.
and for bis own malicious ends. using such In
formation TO blaeksn the character and iniuFo
In laying before. you. the above specific
charges. the UNDERSIGNED reserves the pfesenta-
tion oi others, wheneysr the New Orleans Typo-
gaSn :; w es e nE
II. w. Green before them for trial.
Resting In perfect assurance that the vsry
hcnofab!e ass?eistion over which you preside
haraesr 81 those which shs anssrsisnsdf ns ffss pr
iers against brother member Of your Upion.
the undersigned earnestly requests Tho favor
VERY respectfully; yy;EESRsk ESgRsssk ". Duprr
State Printer and BUSINESS Manager OF ti,e New
Orleans Democrat
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-04
The Defaulting Palace Car Company's
Treasurer.

CHICAGO. Jan. s.-Mr. Pullman president. Of
the Pullman Palace Jar Company. received q
cablegram from Lisbon yesterday from Gen.
Starring, custodian OF Angel. to the effect that
the Portuguese government had surrendered
the prisoner to him. together with the money
and securities, In value over $50 600, and he
would sail Immediately to this country.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-04
celd VJowIuw into the rrea.ury,

WASHINGTON, Jan. s.--After the close OF busi-
ness to-day tho Treasury Department received
from Assistant Treasurer. Hlllhouse. Of New
legal tender notes redeemed In gold was $50 900.
and the amount OF gold received for legal ten
derB was 100000.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-04
Nine. Anderson's WAX.

NEW YoRK. Jan. 3-Interest increases In the
wonderful pedestrian feat of Nine. Anderson as
she proceeds on her long journey. At 10 a. m.
to-day che had finished 1888 quarters. at IL m.
1896 quarters. and at | p. m. she had made 1700
quarters. Bho has. therefore. but 1000 more
quarters to accomplish. To-day sh9 looks
fresh and BRIGHT
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-04
ARRTvED.

The following members OF the Legislature
have arrived in town and have registered ut
our hotels:
Mr.. Texada. Mr.. Sandiford. Bowling Williams.
Andrew 3. Heron. W. II. scanIand. DR.. John =.
Kelley. j.. L. Brent: Of the House. ]. g. Mon
s. N. Potts. Gen. q. w, Munday. Judge 4. B.
Lyons. N. ,. Cupninaham, James @. Wise. jas.
gefrtes. Judge N. J. Lfddell. j. NJ. Martin 4.
yidrine. VIM: Carron. Anatole Cousin and e.
Il. Smart. II. Durio.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-04

CAMP ROBINSON. Neb.. Jan. a..-Companies E
and L OF the Third Cavalry. who formed the
Missouri river. arrived here yesterday after a
severe march Of $50 miles through the country.
ters. Many OF the officers and men froze their
noses. ears. feet and fingers.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-04

NEW YoRK Jan. IA meeting OF citizens who
favor such revision Of the tariff as will provide
for the honest collection of duties on sugars.
and also to protest against adulteratiops In re-
fined sugars aud syrups, will be held Monday
next. The meeting will be addressed BY emf
nent speakers. Cyrus w. Field will preside.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-04

QUEBEC, Jan. 3.-Petitions are in circulation
and every effort is being made to secure q COM
mutation OF the sentence OF the convict Farrell.
who is to be hanged on the tenth for the MUIR
der Of Conway. The wife and two sons Of the
condemned man passed the day with him yes
terday. Farrell Is very Jealous In his religious
devOtfons. He was removed to-day from his
usual quarters to the condemned cell.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-04
ASIA.

The Plague at Astrachan.
ST. PETERSBURG. Jan. 3.-The plague has ap-
peared at Astraehan.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-04
The southern Pacific RailrOad-Pr0gress
Of the Work.

SAN Francisco Jan. 3.-The Southern Pacific
railroad will reach Maricopa Wells In May next.
The work Is progressing rapidly.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-04
Escape Of COnvfcts- KILLING. WOunding
and Recapture of q Mum.
her Of Them.

DUBUQUE. Iowa. Jan. 3-Yesterday afternoon
ten persons broke out OF Anamosa Penitentiary.
One was shot dead. another was wounded and
Will die two more were wounded In the leg. and
live or six others captured,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-04

Administrator Houston Is going for those
who neglect TO repair their sidewalks Yester-
day Mr.. Z. d. Terrebonne. chief inspector Of ths
Surveyors Office. made an affidavit against
A. Bienvenu for violating section Of ordinance
No. 1225, relative to the repair OF sidewalks Mr..
p, Condor, inspector OF the Third District. made
similar afndavits against Sister Z heresa. aching
superior oil. Holy Family. ON st, Bernard. be-
tween Morales and Urqnnart; Pierre Leblanc.
Frenchmen, near GoodchiIdren: H. Smith.
Morales. near Bagateile; Mrs. 6idro, Girod, boz
Morales. between Bsgatelle and st. Anthony d.
Lassalle. corner Basin and Treme: q. A. La
naux. Q Cont street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-04

The popular verdict OF the travelling public IA
that the Colonnade Hotel. Philadelphia. cannol
be excelled by any other house In the Quake
City.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-04
GERMANY.

support Of the French Demand Upen
Tunls.
BERLIN. Jan. s.--The German government
has instructed the German consul at Tuns to
support the demands OF Frenee made upon the
Tunisian government for the illegal seizure OF
property held by Ffenehmen.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-04
HOUSE or REpHksrNTATfyEg.

tt,s,. 49, ~
ii, II. y. Boozinan clerk. leaves to-day
for EhreveI OFT
hntz line steamer John. ID. bcully, |
lmaster. leaves to-day. without fail. at |
u Orisans and Onaebits River Trans
|tjom pany's steamer John Wilson, Joe
Iaster, w, u. Clark clerk. leaves to-day
fur Camden.
bugh packet Bastrop. also Of the above
Gus Hodge fnastef. Il. p. Delicious
h, leaves to-day at Q D. m. Tor Bayou
new. ,,,
b. Uryer's recent purchase. the Willie,
day at =. M, positively, for Bayou
new and BalIus rivers. Capt. Low
thHrge Of the Office.
rular through Tensas and Macon
eneas, +. v. Cooley master. leaves to-
|ouihern TRANSPORTATION Company's
To-. r. Bchenek, j. Lawrence Carter
Richard Burns clerk. y ree-iying 70
II Mary Houston, Capt. Charlie Miller.
Ibe fchenck Tuesday. and the great
ttv. Capt. j. ID. Hegler, arrived Thurs.
Hollow tha Houston Thursday next,
hhor Limo steamer City of Altun, H.. u.
tter, VIM. Mason cletk, leaves to-day
Ikure for ut. Louis.
tTH -. u HlHEkh0s Will hkfINDs
hssdsy for Bayou Ttcbe.
hanse Clippings. January 1.
n the elsw oil the Cherokee arrived
lfail yes erday. Capt. Wolf and Meesrs.
Id Ksyt. together with the pilots afe
II q. Gray arrived from Bt, Louis. by
Ibcinnatl. this morning. He Gays that
particular apprebensions 1g regard
trleas and bargea. aground at Turkey
Ii New Albany. Ind. he closed q con-
Two bulk grain barges. which are TO be
h9, 90 feet beam and feet hold. They
tarrapged 80 as to carry grain In the
5pll as on deck. II III expseted that. they
1 from 45, 900 10 $4,000 bushels each. II
De that Capt. Gray may contract Tor
10 bafges IL similar character soon.
Dee. S6.--The minds Of steamp0atmen
much troubled inst now, and the unes-
lat ought to do2 Is asked on NIL sides.
with The foresight Of only thirty days
keeiye reasonable compensation for
ices II he would tell boatmen what the
kitl do in that time. We have here The
II. dafY, with q good cargo OF cotton.
Uherokee. with 400 tons sugar, molas-
1 and the John. A. Wood. Simpson
Ind barges, and Raven and bafges, all
lbre since saturday. whose crews are all
lpatfon above Cairo be resumed. The
Ilee OF things yesterday was taken by
I1erwise as very favorable ior speedy
L. The weather report from the North
Ibt very unfavorabie. but the knowing
II that Ii the rivers we're to thaw out now
lbe thirty days before navigation could
Isd. he ice, that fioatod In u constant
lht Of the Ohio. was broad enough to Oil
lIfrom shore to shore at any point above
E, aud many Of the fields were very
He. It ia all Of a single thickness. but
bird and SHARP. Tho Thos. Sherlock
Ithe middle OF the river and slowly
her way out. The shore les wac 70
lat sh could not land at any point until
he'd Padueah. At Irish Jimmy's the ics
Fly stopped moving, and the Sherlock
she could do to push through. The epds
gheeE arms are worn round by constant
with the strong ice. bhs added 800 tons
-satyes her quite n good cargo for
nts.A- A-u-I1-Ya1s, sefsaa- IN -Ral-
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MISCELLANEOUS.


PHILADELPHIA, Jan. s.--The Saratoga. the
third Of the steamships built at Cramps yards
for he Russian government. sailed for C0pen-
hagen o-day. As in the case with the others.
Mr.. Barker. contractor for the Russian gov
ernment goes out with her to. neutral waters.
where the change OF nationality will be made
and the new name of Africa will be given the
vessel. She has on board two hundred rifles
several hundred boxes OF cartridges and three
aofltnrx
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-04

There is no better medium for advertiser
than the Sunday DEMOCRAT, containing 81,
teen pages Of select reading matter.
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WEATHER PROBABILITIES.

WAsHIN0ToN. Jan. 4.-For the Gulf States.
northerly winds. stationary Temperature. In
creastnG cloudfness. possibly followed by sleet
uTa
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-04

returns forwarded to him from the various par.
ishes. II Ii the list that will bs called By the
clerks Of the House and Senate upon the orgsn-
ization OF Theses bodies.
SENATE.
First Distriet-p. A. Dueros. Jr. Will Hssveps,+ =
sscpnd. District-F. Zaeharie. Onezlrss De-
Bouchel.s
THIRD Di4triet-R. II. Benners.s
EEHprsh Ef"5 h,strast ,pstrictD Dgnsa9 y hsnner
Sixth Distriet-W. H. Merkei,f ]. M. Hardisg. =
Eleventh. Distfict--T. b. Stamps.
Eighth Dlstrict.Plerre Landry
fgnth bfBtrfut-dcorKe h. Wells. fsaae fyut-
Eleventh District -0nezlphore Deahoussays,
Jr.*
Twelfth DIstr,et~Benry L. Garland. T. 8.
Fpntenot.*
fonrteenth bistrict--a. ii. IL wales.
Fifteenth District q. Perkins.
Sixteenth District Andrew y. Herr0n.*
Seventeenth District. Hardy Richardson.
Eighteenth District Lewis y. Texads.
Nl1steenth pistrict-Dr.J W. Sandiford. Boil
Twentisfh District William Harper.
Twenty -frst Dlstriet--Hines @. Mitchell W.
ii, BeHnlHnds
Twenty second District George II. Ellis. O.
rwssss.thir Distriet--rrank P. stubbs, L. H.
Twenty. fourth District DIR. John r. Kelly.t
Twenty NTH District t-Jseat1ee A. 6la.*
Twenty4sixth Districte-John II. Bryant.
Thirtyssix Senators.
Those marked are newfv-eleeted Senators.
Elected to f1ll the unsxptred term oil the Hon.
O. j. boatner. resigned.
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DENVER. Jan. g..

DENVER, Jan. "A rich strike OF silver
has occurred In the Dunderberg mine. adioin-
Ing the Terrible mine. at Georgetown. which
runs 20O0 ounces t. the ton.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-04

beautiful books almost given away ct No. III
Canal street to close out stock. Private sale
during the day and auction sale at night.
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Sundays DEMOCRAT will contain an unusual.
ly large and select amount Of interesting read
ing matter

Are you hungry. little boy?
To your mother go;
Ioll her every GrOcor's store
Has shadines to show.
(And ask her for Eve nfckels,)
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The Death OF Caleb Cushing Announce
ment I'm the achuse III exisla furA.

BOSTON. Mass. Jan. 3.-This afternoon reso-
the death OF Hon. Caleb Cushing. after which
eloquent speeches were made by Hon Thomas
Russell. formerly Minister to Venezuela. and
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-04

For the latest and most reliable news from all
points. see the DzMocRAT's large edition ON
Sunday.
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It afforded rs nlUes pleasure TO greet onco
more that xeniA. ,eTss tsl4 IN and accomplished
CORES pondent, VI, 9ohn =. Flnnerty. Of tho
Chicago Times. <ltst .aost two years. alb
sence he returns h en route for Mexico.
looking as jovial anG 'arty as Spanish black
Mr. Finnerty Is the pioneer the excursion
party from Chicago that intends leaving our
cry on the eighth for Mexico by y samer. The
excurssonists number nearly 100 ard that The
trip will be both instructive and enjoy bic mag
be assured.
Sundays DEMocRAI will contain an unusual
ly large and select amount of interesting rea4-
ing matter.
Rich. rare. racy and appetizing Shadines. II
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-04

Reeds Gilt EDGE Tonic stimulates the d.
4est1ve organs and adds tone and atreneth =
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THe 4 Per Cent Loan

WAsHINeToN, Jan. s.-BubscrIp.ions to the I
per cent loan at noon to-day amounted TO
A7nnn .n0n.
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II you want bargains for Christmas gifts
don't fall TO visit No. 17 Canal street During the
day they are slaughtered and at night they arc
given away at auction.
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An oLD PsIEND BACK.

Shadines. you must understand. sir.
Are sold by all bat the one-horse grocer. "a
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-04

Yesterday morning the following persons. In
dicted for violation OF the United States laws In
Natchitoches parish. arrived In the city under
arrest: Vim. A. Heart. ST.. James c. Johnson.
Jackson Breard. John Hutzhoy. Samuel O.
6cruggs. Z. Masson, A.DebIieux. 7. p. n<Ghal.
Pat keenan, and P. Leahry. The abovo named
parties are those against whom HQrnsby gave
his testimony. charging them with driving him
out Of the parish.
The DHxocRAr will. on Sunday. contain .
very large and select assortment Of readin9
matter.
Though Last. mot least, "Old Ocean bring