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The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-02-29
OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PUBLISHED by AUTHORITY.
X
REGULAR SESSION OF 1850.

No. 1871 AN ACT
To amend and re-enact section 692 Of the Re-
vised Statutes.
Be 1t enacted by the General Assembly of the
State Of Louisiana That section G93 OF the
Revised Statutes be amended and re-enacted
so as to read as follows:
In addition to the powers conferred by law
upon railroad companies, any railroad COM
pany established under the general or special
laws OF this State may borrow from time to
time such sums Of money as may be required
for the construction or repairs OF any rail-
road, or for the purchase of said railroad or
the franchises and right OF way thereof, and
for this purpose may issue bonds or their OBJ
ligattOns, secured by mortgage upon the fran
chises, right of way and all the property
and privileges Of said companies, and payable
at such times and places as the president and
may designate, with power to sell,
pledge or otherwise dispose Of said bonds. on
such terms as the said president and direc-
tors may deem expedient, and the benefit OF
this act shall extend to all bonds or obliga-
tions Issued by any such railroad company
for any OF the purposes aforesaid since the
first day Of October, 1879.
Il. N. OGDEN,
Speaker OF the House OF r representatives.
s. d. MCENERY,
Lieutenant Governor and President Of the
Senate.
Approved February %. 1880.
[Signedl LOUIS A. WILTZ,
Governor OF the State OF Louisiana.
A true copy:
WILL. A. STRONG,
Secretary Of State.
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WILL. A. STRONG,
Secretary Of State.
No. 14l AN ACT
To amend and re-enact article 237 OF the Code |
of Practice.

No. Ia AN ACT
To amend and re-enact article 237 OF the Code
Of Practice.
SECTION !. Be It enacted by the General AS
sembty of the State of Louisiana. That article
237 Of the Code OF Practice be 80 amended as
to read as follows: IA creditor may have his
debtor arrested when such debtor is about
leaving the State, at the very moment OF In
stituting his action, while 1t is pending, In
every stage Of the proceeding, and even after
appeal. And In all cases where attachments,
arrests, seQnestration and provisional seizure
are .iemandable, the plaintiff, his agent or at
torney having made affidavit and given bond
In conformity to law, and having flled>the
judge for the issuance Of the writ, 1t shall be
the duty Of the clerk to issue forthwith the
same without any petition being then pre-
sented; but the usual petition shall be filed
on the day succeeding that on which the said
process shall have Issued except In cases
where Sunday or legal holiday shall be
the succeeding day; then on the day next sue
ceeding such dayof public rest; and the sher-
iff shall proceed Immediately to execute said
process according to law"
Sec. O. Be 1t further enacted, ETC., That all
laws and parts OF laws conflicting with this
act, or contrary to any OF It's provisions, be
and the same are hereby repealed.
r. N. OGDEN,
Speaker OF the House OF Representatives.
s. D. MCENERY,
Lieutenant Governor and President Of the
Senate.
Approved February %. 1880.
LOUIS A. WILTZ,
Governor OF the State Of Louisiana.
A true copy:
OSCAR ARROYO,
Assistant Secretary OF State.
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81 OAarxT SToRE-One Of the largest carpet es-
S1hlishments In the Southern country Is situ-
go at No. II Charities street. For great
any PEARS Mr.. A. Brousseau. gentleman Of
~ atrtctest integrity. possessing wonderful
lergy and business capacity. amassed large
21nttune within the walls OF this seemingly
aoodest structure. aud at his death. some few
ReAxS eince. his son. Mr.. "A. Rinegold Brous-
eau. assumed control Of his whole business,
nd has managed 1t as only pupil OF his
her could have done. 1t would be useless for
2S9t 70 attempt to describe tie vast stock of car
tln& TO ba found at Brousseau's: his store oc-
epies almost the whole of three buildings and
S2a immense storing capacity. With large
piM IN hand. Mr.. Brousseau goes into the
1sthern markets to great advantage. and It
s2sn ~ r.nanbsred that fer some time past bis
xlces In New York. Parties desiring any
Mlng ~ the way OF mattinga. carpets. window
% eaa,e es d resStas: ,ta. & 9i cls1ns: cur
|4ae goods before purchasing elsowheEa
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than as the manifestations OF an unfriendIy
disposition toward the United States"
re ss,cant oSctr,ae 20 boldly and clearly STATED
submitted to Jefferson apd Madison, and had
received their entire appreciation. Tt has
since It's promulgatton been insisted upon by
Gil Democratic administrations. The only
time US applicability was seriously. called ia
question was during the Whig administra-
tion OF President Fillmore when Great Britain
assumed protectOrate and dominion over the
bay islands, which was tacttly permitted by
Fillmore and his Cabinet, In spite Of the
plain provisions OF the Clayton Bulwer con-
yention OF 1850. by which both powers Great
Britain and the United States), bound them
selves mot to occupy, fortify or colOuize anv
part Of Central America" 1t was during the
succeeding Democratic. administration or
Ter. fierce that ENGLAND was compelled TO recede
the controversy had nearly resulted In war.
The Monroe doctrine has always been upheld
as 9 great national principle by the Demo
cratic party. Monroe, Jefferson, Madison,
Pierce, Oass, Buchanan-in short, all the
great leaders OF the party have insisted on
maintaining 1t, although 1t had never received
the official support Of the Legislative branch
OF the government
The little volume here noticed is timely
contribution to this subject In view Of the
complications that are likely to arise In con-
sequence Of the proposed construction OF the
Panama canal. The control OF this canal, II
built by M. de Lessons, would be vested to
such an extent In the French government as
to constitute an Infringement of the principle
asserted bv this country fifty-seven years
ago, and which has ever sinee-with the one
exception referred to-been the central idea
OF our foreign policy. The results that would
follow the domination Of the republic OF
Columbia by such large amount OF foreign
capital are not difficult to foresee.
The author Of this book gives the present
administration sharp rap on the knuckles
Tor 1ts delay In acting upon this question OF
national Importance. At the instance OF Sem
ator Gordon, however, a special committee OF
the Senate has been appointed to investigate
the matter and report what action Is neces-
sary by the, government to protect the inter-
ests OF the American people. In addition to
an exhaustive examination OF the Monroe
doctrine, the work contains concise sketch Of
Inc various enterprises heretofore proposed
for the construction OF an interoceanic canal.
The book ts handsomely printed and bound,
and Is most valuable publication.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-02-29

Ac1n WMsKIEs-These whiskies are recog.
$nissd by connoieseurs to be the very finest that
olne 10 this market. and are much priced for
ter purity. The Hannis Distillery Company.
r. elttsburg. have Iona been noted for the
Ehinkies distilled by them. and their Acme
1nqs have attained a world wide reputation.
~ "a. RAreGhide. one of our most reliable and
S1ierprising merchants. Is the sole agent In
1M Orleans for these Whiskies. ana has In
E1oGk full assortment Of their celebrated
3Hbinek familW Nectar, Old Nectar. XXX, etc.
he fact b. 2areshide's stock OF old rye
Xniaktes cannot be surpassed. They range
5oQr orders at No., 60 Magazine street.
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HOTEL AKRIVALS,

ST CHARLES HOTEL-W Il Topping, New
YORK; Darlington and wife, VirgipiA; =
Edge1stein. Little Ok 8 P Walker, Memphis /;
T. L pertius; Atkinson. " Helman. Star
City City,. Ark; TX; ~ ..s W.lshaps. = Kentucky: B
sissippt; Mrs NJ r Metcalf Greenyiie. Miss !:
John l1, Phillips. p . 3 Dana. Adolph Berg, New
paef 9eaShnasa AssuBDtian Bseis,st
Yek Mrs fSos Hsa sslaoa E
Nashville: g Jones. jamestown. n Y; J B
Barnaby4 Miss Barnaby. Providence. Il I; e T
Oufd. Louisville; D B Martin. Cincinnati; i d
Mgrfse H,MY and ndIS tsmly Pass Chr1stian, Miss:I
ps4g csnon Jas Moa41 oHs9 apser 81 eo NV
Veil. Mrs .Kerby. shreveport: ? Droanunder, M der
Ev Miss IS Nors EHs
Mis- Nellie Jackson; Jas Owen. Cincinnati; W
b Meoallesngh ls1u Cairo; Ge2 Downing: Phlla
Bride. q 4 Mcbride s v Taiios. Minien:
Morgan and wife. M!sslMcRae. Miss Hawkins J
Mrs and child 5eB' ndsb19s 91fshs1n
Tennessee; Miss Virginia Ewell. Evergreen,
L.; Sol Friedenthal. Kosciusko. Miss; Boiling
Roassille Pa; Oh Wood. Moss Point. Miss i
Wiener. Philadelphia; Otto gowski. New YORK;
= Story. " GARDENER. Forest, Miss: N
g Fitch. Rochester Y.
"a 0AssIDY,Ts H0TEL-T D Johnson city; ,Jo-
Natchez. J r smith. Utica. Miss: A Navarette.
0ohsGn o0aba; Finnerty & st John; John Butts.
T Burbridge. wife and child. Alton, nj; r NJ
Haygood Avoyelles; B D HulIett, La: VIM Cas-
ton. Franklin parish: g Philpot. Lebanon.
Tenn: VIM 81 Smith Rockford, III.
ST. JAMES HOTEL-P Z Mayer. Pasca-
9o1la: v Oockerbam. J Webb. Sparta. La:
q Crenshaw, city: W N Finnerty. st John: W
81 Blount. Rockport. Ipd: McCants,
Thomas. Jefferson. Ala: Mrs e Ktrkpatrjck. W
Guise. W shuford. Files. NJ 81 Rice Ham
burg. Ark: Fl De We're. Louisiana: w Har-
dy. Meridian. Miss; E Paine, Pullman Gar
Company: j perwin. city; " @ Hardwick,
Evansvills; John Plcketts. W T Bristes, w l.
Bristes. J nj Campbell. Bingham, NY;J C
Bannon. VIM M Robertson Monticello.
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THE CITY CHARTER.

# Tho Committee on the City Charter OF the
ouse met again last evening In the House OF
for the purpose of reviewing
~ work bestowed by them on the proposed
0W city charter The fixing OF the day for the
|36umittee selected the second Tuesday In May.
'#S Gh9 action OF the committee will be presented
4tnA Houee on Monday In the shape OF a sub
1X&lkut0 for the ORIGINAL CITY charter bill.
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&k4TY TAKES AND LICENSES FOR
II 1880.

Administrator Isaacson gives notice that as
AAe last day Of the month falls on Sunday
}1c-dayl. the 8 per cent rebate allowed In taxes
- ieeo. paid during February will be continued
11foughout tomorrow tMondayl
1esterday was the laet day for the payment
~ licenses. and In conse uuence there was a
EnDh III the hall, and the license clerks had
|Nl they could do to make out the receipts for
R0nd receive the money OF license payers,
&1rties Who have not paid their license are
hablo to ret into trouble.
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LAWRENCE & MARTIN, Proprietors,
Ill Madison Street Chicana .
GENTLEMEN, ATTENTION !

Why give Northern factories your work when
you s can have ~ i done with greater facility and
Shirts are manufactured7 We are as eanablo
Of making fine plated bosoms and giving you
q much better ht than either European or
Northern manufactures.
/ have been cutting aud making for the last
eighteen years the celebrated s
MOODY SHIRT.
can. therefore. guarantee the finest work and
PRIdF co1tnp ra - .nis na Gey hoso
cuffs and eollar-b band. open back or open front.
laundried. % to $12: the same un'aundried, Cd
to Sl1: the same with collars attached, larn-
dried. $40; unlaundried. 50. Six OF the best
shirts ever offered In this market. laundrisd.
for 41b: the same unlaundried. $13. LINEN
SHIRTS. t3s. 40 and s45 per dozen.
M. +. TURF,
1l3 CaFOndelet street, near P0ydrns.
DEF Su6m NEW ORLEANS
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No. 15.l AN ACT
To further regulate the trial OF appeals In the
Supreme Court OF the State OF Louisi-
Assembly of the State of Louisiana, That all
cases for divorce or separation from bed and
board, all cases for the recovery OF wages,
salary or compensation for personal or pro-
fessional services, shall be tried on the sum-
mary docket of the Supreme Court, and be
called and tried as other summary cases.
r. N. OGDEN,
Speaker Of the House Of representatives.
s. d. MoENERY,
Lieutenant Governor and President. OF the
Approved February q, 1s 1880; mr., ~
Governor Of the State Of Louisiana.
'tHs W1Gnp G1pyI 4 STRONG,
Secretary OF State.
No. 1e.l AN ACT
Establishing the term OF Office Of judges of the
courts OF appeal after the expiration OF
the term Of office fixed by the constitu-
SECTION 1. Be 1t enacted by the General
Assembly OF the State of Louisiana That the
judges OF the courts OF appeal throughout the
State. to be hereafter elected after the expira-
ton OF the first term OF Office established by
the constitution, shall hold their office each
for the term of eight years.
SEC. 2. Be At further enacted, etc., That all
laws or parts OF laws in conflict with the
provisions OF this act, be and the same are
hereby repealed.
r. N. OGDEN,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives.
s. D. MCENERY,
Lieutenant Governor and President OF the
Senate.
Approved February 2s 1880.
LOUIS A. WILTZ,
Governor Of the State OF Louisiana.
A true copy:
WILL. A. STRONG,
Secretary Of State.
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EUsTIs AND TIssoT FOR JUDGES.

TO the Editor OF the Democrat:
Notwithstanding the wild panegyrics OF the
Picay,sne, there is little doubt but that q
majority Of the New Orleans bar, and q
greater majority, perhaps, Of those who have
stood In the front In our past State struggles
with the followers OF Grsnt republicanism,
would be slsd TO zee Gov. Wlltx appoint for
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-02-29

The attention of our readers is especially In
vIted TO the large and important sale Of choice
city real estate. bank and other stocks. adver.
tised to take place at the st. Charles Auction
Exchange on Saturday next. the sixth of March,
for succession and other account. by c. E.
Gdra,raey. aucloner Fors terms and fuil par,
plans at sale.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-02-29

Rock AND RYE.-On our front page this morn
ing will bs found an advertisement of this
standard cure for all diseases OF the lungs.
Rock and Rye Is made simply from the pure
white rock candy and the finest brand of old
whisky. 1t is not msdicated. and person need
not fear being made sick by using It In large OF
small quantities. as may be desired. ]. Fl.
Rareshtde No. 90 Magazine street. ts the agent
IN this city for Rock and Rye.
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Superior Criminal Court.

Superior Criminal Court.
PLEADED GUILTY.
Dan Williams. w. Sharp and Jos. G. Ford.
PLEADED NOT GUILTY. ell.
Pat Roy, alias Chicken. assault and battery
upon police officer.
SENTENCED,
W. Sharp. carrying concealed weapon six
teen days Parish Prison. from February IL,
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First Recorder's, Court

John Parrie and Mary +. Chapman, insult
and abuse and threats; $3.50 appearance bond
each.
Robert Lyttle. assault and woundinR; con-
tinued indefinitely.
Gaorge Kuntz. embezzlement; DISCHARGED.
Walter Lamberton and John Pickett assault
and battery: $3.50 appearance bond each.
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COMBINATIONS.

Tho following appointments Of the Governor
|14Se been confirmed: +. M. Dawson. notary
lMbilc. and W: Il. Zlegler, Justice Of the peace
811ce 2. H. Sims. who has removed from the
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THE COURTS.
Third District Court

Yesterday afternoon the case of p. & Z,
mitted to the jury. Failing to agree last nignt
they were lock ed up. with the privilege Of giv.
Ing a sealed verdict should they agree during
the night,
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-02-29

Attention Is called to the announcement
made by W. W. Washburn, In another column.
Of two eligible residences for rent opposite
Annunciation Square. Street cars pass In
front every five minutes
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.

THE DKNoCnAT is responsible for none OF
the views expressed In the communications
under this head; but no communications will
be- printed except from re6ponsible partios.]
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-02-29
Fifth District Court

Fifth District Court,
Joseph B. Reed vs. Mrs. E. b. Kemp.-On
trial.
dict for plaintiff for $3.50.
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The DEMOCRAT Is indebted to Richard Frot-
scher. the old and reliable seedsman, Is Du-
maine street. near French Market, for tavors.
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VS. E
('l'ol\
[A@ 9 Mx
y EHWS ~ GO
SURE CURE FOR
Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat,
Bronchitis, Asthma,
COnSuMntiOn.

And All Diseases OF Throat ana Lungs
scientifically prepared Of B4ssm Tolu. Orva.
tallizad Rock Candy, Old Rye Whisky and other
tontcs. The Formula IL known to our heat
physicians. Is highly commended BY them. and
ihe analysis OF one Of Onr most prominent chem.
lists. Prof. G. A. MARINER. OF Chicago. Il on fhsl
labe! OF every bottle. II Is wall known to fhe
medical profession that TOLU, ROCK and RYE
VII afford the greatest relief for Coughs. Colds.
!uhuenza. Bronchitis. Sore Throat. Weak
Lungs. also Consumption. In tho incipient and
Used as d BEVERAGE and APPETIZER
making delightful tonic for family use You
will find It pleasant 70 take. OF great servlee: II
weak or debilttAted gives strength tone and
activity to the whole human frame. =
Put up IN Quart atz Bottles or Family Usa.
C,AUT1ON.- -eslysd S1s,F BY bE anplla. Rs.
cipled dealers who try to palm off upon You
Rock and Rye In place OF our TOLU, ROCK
AND RYE which is the only genuine medtcated
article made, having GOVERNMENT STAMP
on each bottle.
& MARTIN, Proprietors,
III Madison Street, Chicago.
SOLD IN NEW ORLEANS by all Druggists
Grocers and Wine Merchants generally. AZ
wholesale BY FLASH. PRESTON Co, and r.
HOLLANDER. who will supply the trade at
manufacturers prices At retail by dealers
generally. mil w Sa 6u WeoW ~
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 1850

giving his unreserved and unsuspecting confidence
The thought oppressed me, and decided 20 make
clean breast OF 1t to General Garfield. for whom
had conceived very warm admiration aud
friendship. tie heard me with some
surprise but said promptly 1T will never do. NY dear
fellow Rosecrans lie IN his right place Such suR
geston even would ruin bis usefulness in the Army,
rent would not succeed. Mr. Lincoln ia TOO firmly
seated In u6dcncr OF the people. And believe ne
right specially raised up 10 save tDs Nation"
HI grew very warm upon the subject anu Tor nall an
hour pied with arguments In support OF MS opinion
At last said 10 him: " Blu what shall dot cant
Rosecrsns's hospitality feel IKE
stealing a sdeep And NJ wont let me co.
- Then tell him." said Garfield, what You are mere
for. and I'll guarantee he'll say you precisely whSS
I've said. II lac does not, yonr mind Will be az case :
there VIII be no Misunderstanding" 49,,
followed Garh-lds advice, and hte tiat niSI1
opened the whole subject to ROsecrans only WITHHOLD
Ing the names Of the gentlemen who had suggested ny
mission. He laughed heartily and then sad promptly,
precisey what Garfield had predicted he would say. lie
ARM The country had educated hun Tor the position
he entitled 10 hts services there unul
the He not tnOut manly am
biii0r. but Mr.. Lincoln the light MAJ, and II
Womb NOT be true patriutIsm take
any steps whatever for his removal. lie closed
Tat Le pcramptOrily and absolutely declined 10 have
nj name used m connection with the Presidency THIS
dId. and | can positively say that 10 was his own
,ccuAt'un IN Nav, 1858 and not his defeat IN Septem
ber 1868 thar prevented the carrying out OF the PROJECT
for his nomination
make this statement IN justice 70 noble man ana
pure patriot who. whatever ns recent political course
Is entitled the anu gratitude OF every Urn" Re
publican in toe ecu" try. EDMUND MINE
hetC- York, Nov. g. 1850.
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DIED

BLANKE-Tn Brooklyn, November 8 1880 Of dlpbthera
alter short illness, Made. Lucy. dearly loved child OF
george and Lucy H. Blanke. aged years. months and
days
Funeral private this ThnrsoaYl afternoon.
CI.EANELAND-In Brooklyn. November 2 COrne'ia Jane
Elisha l. Ceavoiand ID. D.. OF New Haven, and
daughter Aiillams Of New YORK
Services residence 1873 Dean Thnrsds November
l. II y. IN.
Interment al Friends requested omit
howe =
DEINKE-At YOnkers n. Y Captain Isaac peinke aged
ia years month and ] dav
Heatly-s friends respectfully invited Ia attend his
Thursday. November T. az II o'clock, nom the
Dutch reformed church. south BIaadway Onkera y. y
Trains leave ,raud Central Depot i2dsL NJ ii A m
HOBGNA N-November = Martha EurrDia, wife OF Abbot
d.. aud daughter OF the late IseDb kran
Relatives and az she family respectfully invited 10
funeral services ~ Eei late resdenee IA Last
.,Sth-oL, at 1850 =. M. this 'lay.
HUNTER-At glendale. Mass. October 30 James Hunter
uge a years
The evening ~ NovemhCr g. Charlotte Glover
GsirR :. Mallory D. D. and iau 5hter %
Danol the late Mary Crds't Glover entered nbo
rest.
Friday. al O'Clock y ~.
Relatives an0 iEleld4 are lnSite4 u aLbon4