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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-12-02

LOUISVILLE, KY, December q
River falling slowly with 5 feet
inches of water in the canal; 3 feet
inches in the chute on the falls. Bus
mess dull. Weather warm and cloudy
with indications Of rain.
BERLIN, December 2.-The state
ment Of the Imperial Bank of Ger,
many shows an increase in specie Of
1921 600 marks.
EVANSVILLE, Dec. g. Weather
clear and milder; wind south; mercury
Al to 45 degrees; barometer 29s and
falling River falling, with I feet
inches on the guago. Port list-Clif
ton to St. Louis, G:3O; Robert Mitchell
from Cincinnati, $50; Pittsburg, St
Louis to Pittsburg, noon.
ST. Louis, December 2.-No ar.
rivals or departures. River is falling
slowly. Clear and pleasant.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-12-02
Sewerage.

The Nashville Ameaican of tn,
Both ult., says
The cost of sewerage in Memphis
according to the estimate of Colone
Waring, is exceedingly small. If, witt
an expenditure of $225,0O0, a gooc
system, which willonly require to be
added to, can be obtained, Memphis
will not long remain under a cloud
It is quite certain that Colonel
Waring wouldnotrecommend asystem
such as most old towns have, ad-
equate for to-day and required to be
altered with new growth. The only
economical sewerage is that built on a
system suited to the locality, so that
each part built will become a part OF
any additions required, and then to
make each part permanent. Thehis-
tory Of sewerage is an exceedingly in
teresting chapter of human blunders.
That of London has been several times
wholly reconstructed, and the same is
true of Paris. In new York the sew
age system consists of patchwork, and
needs thorough reconstruction to make
it one great system. Young cities
have the benefit, if they will use it,
of the experience gained by older
cities, to which they have only to add
the Judgment of experts in adaptin
principles to local peculiarities of
topography.
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er; quiet and steady. Uplands, 6id;
Orleans cd. Sales to-day 5000
bales Receipts 1900 bales, American
1920 bales. Futures opened with
buyers offering 1-32 more, but the ad-
vance was atterward partially lost.
Deliveries for Dec. and. Jan. 6 1890
.6ll-16d; Jan. and Feb. 63662 25-32d;
February and March, 6 25-32d; March
and April 6Jd; April and May
6 l5-l6d; May and June 6 31-32d;
June and July 6 1l-32d.
New ORLEANS, December 2. 1890
a.m.-Cotton dull and easy Safest day
500 bales Middling, lie. Receipts
to-day, 1922 bales; Stock. 247 ,l20
bales. Sales yesterday, 1900 bales,
prices closing &c lower.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-12-02

"An Old Invalid" in Frankfort Yeoman.l
Every person has experienced how
painfully disagreeable is the noise OF
the shutting and slamming Of doors
of dwelling houses, especially to in
valids and to sleeping infants. This,
| think, can be entirely avoided by a
simple and cheap contrivance suscep-
tible Of attachment to the doors when
being made, as we'll as to those now in
use, Attach a slip. of gum elastic,
about an inch wide and half an inch
thick, to the surface Of the door in a
groove against which the door will
shut. These strips may be confined
TO the door and to the facing by
screws, or by nails with large heads
The contrivancc will also operate ef-
fectually like weather strips in the ex-
clusion of cold air in the winter. The
clinking of the door lock may also be
eaectually prevented by placing gum
elastic strips where the metal surfaces
come together inside of the lock in the
shutting of the door. This arrange
ment is worthy of a patent, but | will
relinquish my right to it to the first
mechanic who will put it into execu-
ton.
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DIED.

DAFIS-November Is. 1879, in Forrest City,
Ark, HENRY CLAY DAVIS, clerk OF County
Court, 81. Francis county, Ark. formerly n
resident Of Memphis, Tenn.)
While the autumn leaves we're falling, his
spirit passed away. The writer knew him in
his early youth. His character was marked.
He was kind and generous; yet his nature
was sensitive, and he was quick to resent an
insult or a fancied slight. His heart and
hand were always open to grant a favor.
Often have we seen his eyes fll with tears on
the occasion Ct some friend recounting the
sorrows Of another. All, the happy, halcyon
days Of youth. There was a coterie of US
then--all boys together-over twenty years
ago. We have all grown old now, and the
gray is mingled with the black; yet there is
not one among US who does not remem Der
"CLAY." A mechanical genius, and possess
ed Of brain capacity far above his station in
life-aways modest and retiring in his de.
meanOr; still his abilities were observed and
recognized by those around him, and he was
raised to positions of trust, which be filled
with honor to himself and his friends.
Good-by, old comrade. We hope we shall
meet again "in the sweet by and-by." We
beg here, to tender our coincidence and heart
felt sympathy to his devoted wife, children
and relatives, and to express the hope they
may all clasp his hand again on the shores Of
the ''bright beyond" HIS COMRADES.
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BY CABLE.
The French Cabinet in a Dilemma.
GOTtsChakOfFs interview with the Prus.
sian Minister.
YakOOb Kahn Probably the Last of tn
Ameers.
Reform Proposed by the Gar at Last

LONDON, December "A cores
pondent at Paris, discussing a state
ment Of the Journal des Debats that
the ministry cannot possibly entertain
a scheme for framing the programme
for their acceptance, says; This is
the only possible course open to tho
cabinet after the unexpected attitude
assumed by the majority of one. No
body will be able to comprehend how
a majority so strong as that Of the
present chamber Of deputies, on which
the government has been leaning for
ten months, can declare that it will
not support this very cabinet except
on condition of framing a programme
and imposing this On it forever.
Every individual deputy has right
of submitting any bill, and iDterpel-
lations followed by the order of the
day were devised only to enable the
majority to show the ministry the
Withdrawal of its confidence"
Discussing the probable vote of con-
fdence, which will end in consolidat
ing the ministry, the correspondent
says 1T seems beyond doubt that
this vote will be given, because the
Left, lot acting in accord with certain
fractions of the majority, will
resist the fall of the cabinet
and will force the majority
not to upset the ministry which
Gambetta does not wish to succeed and
whose only successor, apart from
Gambetta, could be De Freycincint
and'this would always enable Gam.
beta to wait his own time"
The Post commenting upon YakooE
Khan's departure from Cabul, fol
Peshawur, says This news is o.
great significance. 1t probably means
that Afghanistan has seen the last o.
its Ameers. 1t alss points to the
restraint, il not actual punishment
beingin store for Yakoob, for his care
lessness, if not conniyance il
the massacre Of the embassay. Exact
part he played may never be known
The commission of inquiry are re
ported to have found it absolutel,
impossible to obtain any evidence that
would justify the conviction for the
major ofense, but there is more thar
enough to establish Yakoob's weak
ness and culpable negligence.
Paris papers announce that at yes
terday's cabinet council it was re.
solved to Immediately demand vote
of confidence from the chamber o.
deputies.
A Berlin dispatch says: The czar
will inform the nobility of Moscow al
the reception to-day of his determine
tion to call a number of unofficial
advisors to assist him in the govern
ment Of the empire. The council
will be purely deliberative, without
any right Of control or interference
and will be chosen partly by the suf-
frages of middle and peasant classes
and partly by direct nomination by the
czar from the ranks of hereditary
nobility, Other measures of local
reform will also be announced,
These innovations have been strongly
advocated by the czarowitch.
LONDON, December "A cores
pondent at Berlin reports that Prince
Gortshakof has had an interview with
Count Stolberg Wernigerode, the
Prussian minister.
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-12-02
ChanCery Sale of Real Estate.

X. $49-Chancery Court Of Shelby county--H.
NJ, James VS.. 4, U, AtkesOp ct al.
R1 virtue of an inteTlOcut0Ty decree for
IL sale entered in the above cause on the 9Otb
day Of June, ls7e, NJ, B. %, page l, | will sell
at public auction TO the highest bidder, in
front of the Clerk and Master office, court
house building, Main street, Taxing District OF
Shelby county, late the city of Memphis, Ten
nessee, on
Saturday, December 9, 1879.
within legal hours, the following described
property situated in the city OF Memphis,
shelby county, Tenn, to-wit;
Beeipplng at the southwest corner of Peyton
avenue and Satfarans street: running thence
south with PeytOn avenue fifty (5U feet;
thence west and parallel with Safarans street
one hundred and twenty-five Q25l ieet to an
alley; thence north with said avenue parallel
with Peyton avenue City l50) feet to Saffarans
street; thence east with Saffarans street ono
hundred and twenty-five us feet to the be
ginning.
Terms Of Sale--0n a credit el seven months;
note with security required; lien retained;
redemption barred.
This November Nth, 1879.
=, ~ II j. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
62 6S74 81 SO
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Natures Remedy.

Nature, in her luxuriance, has clothed
the hills and the daleS with herb and
shrub, whose occult natures merely Po,
quire the earnest application Of the scien-
tifc and inquiring mind to reveal their
curative properties, for in the vegetable
world kindly providence has placed
healing for all nations. The only specifics
for any disease yet discovered are vegc-
table ll their nature, and while quinne
has been accepted qs the only remedy for
one class, the extract Of Ile buehu plant
is rapidly taking It's place as soyWe;gn
remedy for stber Of those ills which aillict
humanity. The tyre If disease to which
it is remedial is broad one, and lis man
iiestations are legion, but it may be stated
in general terms that sll diseases of the
urinary organs, whether caused by eli
m9te, irregularity, or seif-gsnersted, sub
NIT at onoo TO !h9 operation of its power,
Helmbolds Buchu,for all such complaints,
Is the result of long research, and is
acknowledged superior to all other prepar-
atiOns
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-12-02

Don PIATT denies that Senator
Lamar is the author Of the sensational
letter attributed to Senator Lamar.
Nobody down this way seriously
thought so, though Piatt's 'spaper sought
to make such impression by saying
that it was written from "O-Miss .
by eminent man, who controls thou.
sands of minds. The public naturally
thought of Mr.. Lamar and Oxford.
We suppose probably the writer was
the illustrious editor of the Okalona
States, though not a man that in-
Auences thousands of minds, except
to create smile sometimes at his
absurdities.
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Attachment Notice.

Before me, Thos. Fleming, j. P. for Shelb,
county, Tonn.-John League VS.. William
A, kalsche.
IN this cause an attachment having been
j sued out under section 1856 of the Code OF
Tennessee, and returned, "levied upon the
prs perty Of the defendant" and affidavit hav-
ing been made that the defendant is indebted
to the plaintiff in the sum Of S6l. .05, due
by account and that the claim is lust, and
that the defendant is nonresident of the
State of Tennessee; it is therefore ordered
that said defendant make his personal appear.
ance before me on the 7th day of January
1870, my office, No. SO Madison street
Memphis, Tennessee, and defend said at
tachment suit within the time prescribed by
law, or the same will be proceeded with ex-
parte-; and that copy of this order be
published onoe a week for four weeks in the
Public Ledger.
This the Sd day Of December 1870
50 Sc 929S
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Indications.

WASHINGTON, December 2.-For
Tennessee and Ohio valley, falling
barometer; southerly winds; warmer,
partly cloudy or cloudy weather, fol-
lowed by rising barometer; colder
north; westerly winds and probable
local rains, turning into snow in the
latter, For canal regions of the mid
die states, the temperature remains
above freezing tonight, except posi-
BILE in eastern New York. The lower
Ohio slowly rising.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-12-02

GENERAL JEFF. G. DAVIS, colored,
of the 23d Infantry and Breyet Briga-
dier of the United States army, died
at Chicago on the Both ult., of pneu-
monie Of the lungs. lie was born in
Indiana in 1928; was in the Mexican
war was one Of the garrison in Fort
Sumpter in April, 1861, at the time Of
the bombardment, and subsequently
was rapidly promoted aud took a
prominent part in the war. Tbe most
potable event in his life was the Kill
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Thursday, December Is. 1879.
Attachment Notice.


Before j. NJ. Coleman. justice of the peace for
Shelby county, Tepn.-Mrs. LeonOra Nor
ton VS.. ii. * 5. Gross. a firm composed of
Henry and Solomon Gross.
| this cause q summons having been issued
l. on the 18th day of July, 1879, for the sum
Of $40, and interest, due by account, which
summons was on the 18th day Of July, 1879,
returned into court by L. j. Britt, deputy
sheriff. as iOllaws: "Came TO hand July l9,
1879, and after diligent search and inquiry,
and going to the place of business and also
the residence Of IL. and s. GrQss, they are not
to be found in my county," July 10, 1879.
L. l.. MCGOWAN, Sheriff,
By L. b. BRITT, Deputy Sheriff.
A ND on motion Of plaintiff, judicial at
n tachment having been issued herein on
the 18th day of July, 1879, as provided by
section No. 466 Of the Code Of Tennessee, re-
turnable before me or same other justice of
the peace, and the same having been levied
by tho proper officer on tho property of said
defendants aud returned into court; it is
therefore ordered that the defendants make
their personal appearance before me on the
18th day of December, 1879, at II o clock, IN.
at my office, No. 294 Front street, in tho civ
Of Memphis, Tennessee, and defend said suit,
or the same will be proceeded with ex-parte;
and that a copy Of this order be published
once a week for four consecutive weeks in the
Public Ledger.
This the 18th day Of November, 1879.
oj ~ 70 81 ). VI. COLEMAN, j. 2.
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A Room for Talmage.

New York, December 2.v-Tal-
mage's trustees demand unanimously
that the Brooklyn Tabernacle be sep
arate from the Presbyterian donomi-
nation because of the persecution
of the pastor, by wicked men, and
until that persecution shall cease, and
request the pastor ito initiate such
measures as will effect this course, and
required by self-respect, by the rights
of human nature, and by the interests
of good order, efficiency, and full con
seorstion in the work here so blessed
of God in the past and present, aud
beckoning us to higher sacrifices and
success for the cause of the ovangeli-
zipg the gospel in the future
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-12-02

ST. JOHN, N. b., December O.
Lumber shipments from this port to
Europe in the past II months are
one hundred and forty-thrce million
superficial feet.
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Inspepting our Postal Facilities.

New YORK, December 1.-Two
representatives of the French govern
ment are here inspecting postal faoil-
tiles.
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cod Stln Comlnr Ovor.

New York, December 2-The
steamship General Weider, from Eu-
rope, brought $4,000 American gold
coin.
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Sheriff, s Sale Of ReaI Estate


DUBLIC notice is hereby given that By vir-
i tue of a writ Of yenditiOni exponas to me
directed from the Honorable Circuit COurl OF
Shelby county, Tenn, in the case of Mrs.
Lucy A. Minor, extrX of B. +. Minor deed, ,
ys. q. W. Truehart, judgment rendered on
the lst day Of May, 1870, for the sum of eight
hundred and fiity-six dollars and forty cents,
with interest and costs Of suit, to satisfy said
Judgment, etc, will, on
Thursday, December Is, 1879,
in legal hours, in front Of the court house,
Memphis, Team, proceed to sell, to the high
est bidder, for cash, the following described
property, tO-wit;
All the light, title and interest Of G, W.
Truehart, in house aud lot on Second street,
Memphis, being a part Of lot 26s, fronting
iS12 feet on west side Of Second street, By
lisa feet deep on the south side of alley
between Washington and Poplar streets on
the southwest corner of said alley and Second
street.
Levied on as the property Of defendant,
g. W. Trueheart, to satisfy said Judgment,
interest and costs
Memphis, November H. 1879
Il. Il. MCGOWAN,
SheriE Of Shelby county, Tenn,
By DAN G. SHELBY, ID. S.
Merriwether, Atty for plaintiff,
7076S2
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NEW foRK, December 9, l2,35 u m.

NEW 1OHk, December 2, I2l3O p. m,
Cotton opened quiet and firm;
now dull. Ordinary, II l-l6o, good
ordinary, II l3-l0c; low middling, y
3 l6c; middling, l2lc; good middling,
l2lc; middling, fair, l3!c; fair, Ale
Futures opened irregular and close to
last evenings closing prices; now steady
at a few points off, now easyas follows,
nnliunrina finn ~ w
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Peoples Building Company.

w LII hold their regular monthly and an
w nual meeting this TUESDAY, Decem-
Der 2, 1879, at 7 PM, at 29l Main street.
Members are requested to be present to vote
upon the question of emitting four months
dues and interest and elect the officers and
directors for the ensuing year.
WA GOODMAN, Pres't.
s. STURN, Sec'y.
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ChaneerY Sale OF Real Estate.

r -S5l-Chaneery Court of Shelby county,
N. W. Speers, jr., VS.. Elizabeth Moore ct al
by virtue Of an in.erlocutory decree for
~ sale, entered in the ahnvA ee~s. ~ ii
,iii IVth asK & OF November 1879, N. i. Is, p lao,
W., VIZ -, at public auction, Ia tho highest
bidder, in front of the clQrh and master's
q}lhce' courthouse Of shelby county, Memphis,
Iennp0
saturday, December I3, 1870,
within legal hours, the foll,wing described
property, situated in the city of Memphis,
shelby county, Tenn, to-wit: Lot No. 4,
fronting ON Vance street ffty feet and on Ms
eastern line runs irreg0la,ly 100 feet and lies
at and DQay the bayou and the property mills
of,, n. w. Speers, ir.
Terms Of sale-0n credit of sevon months,
purehaser executing note with approyed .
curiiy, lion retained, redemption barred,
This NQv2m5er IA 1879.
X. j. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
b VI. llearn, Flippin \ Flippn, attorneys
lOr complainant 90 70 81 $3.50
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WANTED!
White oak Stave Bolts

5JO Cords White oak stave Bolts.
For particulars address
MEMPHIS CO0PERAGE & MFG co.
so s. Is Madison st., Memphis. Tenn.
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ptIV9 IO-uaYi Ooi0JU NlIu3.
LIVERPOOL, December 2, 2:30 pm,
cotton opened dull, now l-l6d low
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DAFIS-Noyember 25, 1872 in Forrest City,
Ark. llRSRY CLAY DAVIS, clerk OF County
Court, st. Francis county, Ark. fOrmerly n
resident Of Memphis, Tenn.)
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-11

foreign demand for our surplus breadstuffs will
justify pretty stiff figures. The advance over
the quotations for wheat year ago Ia about
half dollar per hushe. and this IL nj the moro
startling whom tho fact ls considered that tho
whoat.crop ~ tho United Htates for 1879 reaches
the immnnRe total Of ltai69. 900 bushels. against
49, 600. 900 aRt yHnr. This Ia certainly largo
Yield, and retF he crot,a IN Europe arc 90 unu-
anaIlY pmall that IarRa sllare, " not all. of fho
rla" ~ rrIcne Il evidently usiIlable. iOhicngo
LLmEa. Il-nnmhnI Z.
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RIVER NEWS.
ilEFTOE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT. 4
Thursday, December II. 1879,
Arrivals.
Departures.
Hoe marine column

N0e murine cOInnne
departures.
Isabel Alvin Fair FIey, Assumption. City of
hupll4ta J w Cannon, J. II. Hanna. Ed. Rich
artlsou, hhlprado. Whisper.
stngs ~ the RIVERS.
Daily Topographic report Of the stage Of watsr
n various points with ehnnRea In the a. houra
sudiug yesterday ut L. m.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-11

tnate Consols closed strong yesterday ut 49,
f6atsS, against ~ aGDah'. on Tuesday with aalos
of s14a 600. Premium bonds closed nj lpa2ps,
against 29i4GU29s on tho previous day. with
sales OF sol 900. At New York yesterday there
were sales Of $4,000 Louisiana Oonsols Mt As.
and $4,000 nj A.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
TRADE IT Ems. ETC.

Early gasterday the adviees concerning tho
cotton market from New York being favorable
the demand here for tho staple was good: Init
later the accounts from abroad wore not ao IN
eonraEing, and consequently tho market foRed
quiet
At New York the cotton market was quiet md
steady. with aaos IN ZOO haIep. ma i3on balaa
delivered on contracts. Fuiurea declined 1ato
10 points tho market ruling heRvy, WI h saIes
Of 2oa .00n halea.
In LIVERPOOL here was n moderate luanil}
for cotton, which WINS freoy supplied. with
sH!as Of 10000 balea. Of which 1900 bales were
American. Tho receipts wero 7ih9 bales Of
which 5000 we're American. I1utures wore i-l6d
cheaper. the market closing weak, I'll" HavrN
market was lint.
There was light demand Yesterday for al
gar and the market continued eRsy. rho mo
Iasses market was strong with u fair demand,
The receipts we're 224p hoGshonls Of sugar and
1899 barrels Of moasses.
The flour trade was active and the sales
amounted 10 254a bbla. made chiefly On the
basis or quotations for the previous day. At
tho close holders asked an advance Of l2l.o On
all the high grades.
Provisions yes erday commanded Init litlo
attention. The feeling was weak and thu trad
nR light.
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The consolidated report since Friday shows
the following exports:
This week
Inst week 7o,h}2 l3aH psSb s..s blseit
This week last
yonr... a3O 49, W 22.25l G7i1rl
urtrTfpEa
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COW stEtRCEAE4.

OFFICE or NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT. I
"Wednesday Evening. Deeomher II, 1870.
COTTON Tho demnnd in tho curly part Of
tho day was good under tho influnnre Of fhe
baoyant HiyIees from Nav York; lator, how
"yer, reports were lesa fRporable. and Tho mnr-
ket closed auiet with sales of Goo bales
Tho following Is tho otlieiHl closing or tho
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-11

A Financial Reform League has been formed
In Canada for the purpose Of urging Parla-
ment to issue an independent money and cur
rency which Will not interfere with any exist
| ma contract but Will be legal tender for all
public and private debts
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-11

Transactions In the New York Stock Ex
change have again fallen below fhe former
averages Of tho senecn. as the large operators
are engaged In riveting together the material
previously acquired into suniry monopoly sya
toms. A fresh outbreak may occur any day.
in the present everwrought temper Of the put
lir
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-11

Among the imports yesterday by Tho steam
ship City Of Nj xoo. from Mexican ports. wo
notice 600 sacks OF coffee cases mud Il pack
aQes of speeIe