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THE SPIRIT OF THE CAMPAIGN.

Tile Democrats Of Chicago Tired 3lf their
i'rst guns on Saturday evening. They had a
t0rclllight procession Wlica. was somewhat
din1nell by tho rather feeble c!futgcnco Of
waning moon. They had scattered handbf1ls
throughout the city, aud drunmed up sumo
thing Ut crowd, In tho good, oltl-fashioncd.
wny, to listen to tho usllnl orators for such
M occasion. Tho warh politicians arc nl-
why's grattaed ut these ecutantl-lried proceed
ings. They bring men downtown who uro
GLAD of I'LL excuse to spend Saturday eye1,-
lng awny from homo, They contribute to
the revenue Ut tho saloons. They delight
tho srilall boys who are permitted to run tho
streets ut night They p1ss for adouuoustra-
tion Ut enthusiasm, no matter how talno Or
embarrassing they may be, and partisan
. cronles congratulate etcll other OH the s.1c-
cess which suci, gatherings aro universally
nssllneu to denote.
But tho campaign of 1880 ts not to 10
fought out and won upon thib basis, At
eyory succeeding Presidential electIon, the
American, people are further removed from
tho primitive style Of partisan demonstration,
e,,i better prepared to consider tho merits of
u contest between men and prEnciDlcs. Tha
opinions aud votes OF me, are influenced less
aud less every your by tho loud so,,es antl
tonl.tonts and pyro,cclnics Of party etrurt.
This yunr tho democrats are especially Fl,
bud for,u for tl,at sort Of campaigning wh,cl,
appuals to the popular Imagination, Tiny
,aye 10 lox-cubtn to po,nt to: Ito cry uuiya-
,out Il, "Tippucanoa md ryler TOM: nm
"ratl-splittcrn nor "tanner" To hea1l thelr
ticket: ITO man OF tho people. who
has pushed himself to the front rink
by his owl, effort from the most OBJ
scuFs beelnnlpgs, to attrpct tho popular syul-
uathy. II tl,ut sort Of Communicating II tn l,e
effective this ycar, the adyantagos are nil IN
the slda OF this prty which Ia, running Il
statesman. who l,as grown to hfs nrcasnt
urot,,lu.nco fran tl,e hu,uhla confft1un NJ a
canal.lnat,ua,,. auninst n ,nortInet of tho
army. who wus e.lucated at tl1e exnenss of
thu (}oycrnnant. md hns ntwnvs I,,tl tl,e nv.
, 1880-06-29

meeting weru alike notable for their onlis-
s|ons Ii, rcgnrd to tliis lending Issue It, the
cnnipafgn. Unless tho Democratic spcnkors
who sllall cnme OIL thu platform lntcrln tliotlny
supply these oMfssf0ns, thu Democratic mai,-
agers mny M well save the expenses Of
bands. torclilfghts, a11d professional process
sfontsts.
Another omission Of tho Democratic
speakers OIL Saturday evening was the avoid
nlcc Of all comparison between Gen. 1lnr-
cock md Gclt. Garfield In regard 10 personal
qualifications for the positfoi to which, their
respective parties arc seeking 10 elect ttlotl.
The spenkers ngrecd with perfect nnantn,ity
tlat ue1,. Hancock Is n soldier md gonttc-
n1n,. Nobofy has denied this stnteMcnt.
But Gen. Garfield was equally sol.ltcr dur
ing tho War, a,ld Is cQunlly a gentleman, NOW.
II tho merits of both candidates stopped ns
this point, It might well 10 said TINT neither
Of them could be fitly chosen to tic RESPONSE
bio duties of President Of tl,e United States.
The American people are excilsnbly proud
Ol The fnct tint soldiers alul genttc-
nion are not the exception in tho regular
army; yet ARMY officers, rs rnle, will freely
ntltnt thatt their education, experience, ntui
associations do not qualify them to become
the Chief Magistrate over tho civil afrairs Of
n Nation like ours. Ger. Garfield, bcsttcs
having been soldier Mt n tlmu wien citizens
were called 10 scrvc their country IN that. GU
pacIty, and besides being n agentlcnnnnlwnys,
Is leader In public ntfairs. liz Inns been
conspicnously assoctntcd during the pnst
eighteen years with NIL tho important 1egis-
lat!on Of the country. IIc llas devoted him
calf f1t,r II that,
, 1880-06-29

TIE pcasantry Of Hungary, asno1,g tho
poorest and tnost degsudpl III Europe, hnyo
turned tholF faces towards this country, and nro
emIgrattng In such numbers that tho Hungarian
Government ia becoming alur1noa and Is con.
stl'ortng measures to stay tho exodus. In soulo
districts tho people seem to bo louv,ng en- taasso,
ovcr Q, ,100 having Yono from single county. In
oE1or to chook tho movement 1t fs proposed that
alotmonts troM tho public lands shnll 10 lnutto
to tho destitute. aud also tlat restrictions upon
emigration shall be imposed The latter proposal
contans tho csaence Of sllyery,
, 1880-06-29

THREE deaths resulting from singularly
atnI1ar causcs oconrrc,t ycstcrlay,-one at
Downor's Grove. ILL, by n tcan OF hntEos at
driver, who bud tod tho lines round hta body;
ono ut stcwArt, ILL.,, whoro l1r. Mot,a1,na wis
thrown from tho Euitlc-scnt Of n t,iower III front
OF tho slck!u-blr and almost it,stNntly killed:
nnu tho third at l}attle Greek, Mtch, whcro n
ctuin attached to II yt,ko Of runway oxen got
entanyicd In tho ftnt Ut tho driver, who w1s
thot, 'pulictl through tho hr,lHh a1,d sevarrl
fcIlccs, sustaining such Injuries ns resulted III
his death,
, 1880-06-29

Anotr fifty PERSONS met In Philadelphia
yesterday, ut tho call uf O'uonoyan- 1}ussn. to
devise why's md mcn.ls to eccnrn tho liberation
nt 1reianl. 80 long ns ireland has only such
persons M Rossa md cgotist!cat lttnnttcs Of Ills
kind 10 dovIse mcunB for It's liberation 1t will ro
main IN bondage. Nuesa In tho inoantimo will
preach ntrant nonsense and butnbuatio eclf-
fyt.
, 1880-06-29

GEORGE u. WILLIAMS, Treasurer Of 1aoc'l-
ester, N. r., Disappeared finn that city Sunday
morning. mid hts tt'dy was found yesterday In
tho water at 1rondotl,liot l1ay. 1t Ia Thought
TINT hr committed sniotdo, and TINT he was lod
to DO 30 TN aoco,,nt Ut deficiencies IN his ao-
counts to n lnrgp extent. Williams was DEM
fS1f1t
, 1880-06-29

PLYMOUTH Congregational Church, of In
dlanapolis, borrowed $500 OF Willialn II. En-
Klfsh III Mny, 1871. Tho rato OF interest WIS 10
per cent. In November, 1873, tho Church annt n
committee to MF. English asking reduction Of
tho rato, aa monoy could then be borrowed
eastly ut por cent 1Io wouldn't reduce. Thou
thoy asked him to tako tho money anti roleaso
tho mortgage. Tic wouldn't do thnt. Now no Ia
threatening to forocloss because tho interest ia
slightly In arrears. Tho Congregntionnllsts Of
Indianapolis naturally boliora Hut nothing loss
than 1unr1u earthquake will open Eliyllsh's
oarrol for political purposes.
, 1880-06-29

THE HORRIBLE CONDITION OF ARMENIA.
LII q recent dobata In tho English House Of
Lords tho condition Ut Armenia was brought
Mndcr consideration, md several speakers,
Irrespective Of party, pressed the matter
upon the Government, antl urged the nccea-
s1ty ot Immediate help to rescue the people
from their awful plight, arising from Turk
Isl, cruelty, uiisrule, and oppression. Tho
picture presented by the various speakers
WIS horrible In NIL Of Its details. Nothing In
all tho history Of Turkish misrule can equal
1t, though that history Is stained with i'll
Justice, oppression, md brutality from the
first page to tho lust. There Ii not people
OH tho eartll to-day whose condition IL rs
dreadful and pltiful rs TINT Of tic Armenian
Christians, though tic Gtcat Powers two
years ago demanded that Turkey should III
stttuto reforms Immediately. I1ow con-
te1nptuously tito treaty stipulatsons havo
boon regarded by Turkey, and now intlif-
foront the Powers hayo been rs to their ell
forcemont, Is shown by the nndIsputed testi-
lnuNy that the condition Ut those poor people
Is worse now than 1t was ut any ti1no before
tic treaty WIS signed.
The statements lii tho 11onso Of Lords pre-
sent tho Whole plcturo Of misery and despair
In Vivid light. Scores OF tho Armenian
villages havo been completely abandoned.
Their people layo been swept away By faul-
Inc, or tlley have sought other places where
uleir work would give then. bread, or they
have flel from tho expressions Of domestic
robbers indorsed by the Turkish Govern
nte'lt, and from the cruel rnyagcs Of tho war.
ltks Clreasslans and Kurds, protection aaalnst
whom was specially guaranteed to tAem In
TINT i,npotent instrument known rs tho ner-
lin Treaty. pestllenco nlA famine llayo
made horrible rnyaees among them.
corpses Ito III the, streets Ut tlleso peace
fnl villages, anu the starving, despa!r-
Ing Victims OF famine, urged by the
pangs Of hunger, focd upon tlen,.
Meanwhile the Turkish tax-gathercrs arc
stripping the peoplo Ut money a1,u homes.
Assaslnations aro frequent, To kill MI A.
menla,. Christian Ia Ut ITO moro moment than
to kill dog. Tho women ire subjected 10
horrible inliEntttes. Tho girls nre selxcd
and sold into slayery. No Justice ~ allowed
thcnl In tho courts. The Warlike Clrcass!aus
and kusds sweep down upon them, al,l
slaughter them. and carry OIL what littIu
Turkish greod and rapacity may havo missed.
Thero Ia no samblnice Of government lott.
TlIa wholo country IL In q BtAto OF anarchy,
in which tho Armenlans, being tho weaker
clnaa, are pushed to the wall and tranipleu
undortoot, and, notwithstanding tic Ber!l.
Treaty and the Great Powers, all the causes
OF misery continue In operation, and tho Ar
mouian Christians, Or Mt least sucl, Of them
as canaot oseape Into Russla, ara absolutely
threatened with extinction.
IT,
, 1880-06-29

ArTEn talking short tlnlo to tho baseball
crowd Ut "Itancock howlors," 1utigu Trunbull
run out Ut pertinent topics, a1ld WIS farGsd "
fall buck oil the Tidon frnud cry. Wheroupon
tho Republicans laughed at tho ludjcrousncss Of
lrngging In that "dead ISSUE" When tho Demo-
orats at Cincinnati retired Tltdon to oblivion,
thoy laid tho "fraud" thing In tho sa,no gr,lye
They only stutffy themselves when they at
tompt to make that Issue In thia cnnpnign Will,
lIancock ana English ut tho heal Of tholr tlckot.
, 1880-06-29
Indiana or to nsAfst tho Rrrat DcmocatIo pur-
pose Of carrying the Htato In Octobor.

1'Ya printers btun.lor soyoral figures In
tho thllo Of yesterday showing tho population
ct American cities wcro trnnsposei. Tho list Ia
therefore reprinted, hud ifteon cities mt l,o.
foro reported nro aided. or tho added cities,
Dnnbury, C4'nr., rawtl,cket, Il. l.. and Chester,
pa..-nll manufacturing cEtEcs,-cxhEhtt tho
greatest growth;
, 1880-06-29

CHICAGO II mad because shu doesn't Gen.
sus Mu,001 souis,-NtW l0r'e 0fuihtc.
Chlcugo isa't mad. Chicago 10 supnrutlvely
good and sweot tempered, md Ia able IL show tl,
Increase OF % per cont IN population, spite Of a
f.aU, ,DN coo fro antl u fow othor little drawbacks
of that naturo, lt's IT. Lnuts TUFTS mad.
, 1880-06-29

THE Southern Delegates made tho Paris OF
AnurIcu howl tho Sunday boforc tho ConvoI,-
ton. They inyAdel tue low concert suloons and
yislto1 the ttlyos Of every kind In which tho city
abounds, At nght many OF them camo back tn
tho hotels In a maudlln condition, antl gave the
Impression that they had come to tho Conyer.
ton 1nuinly for u spr0e.
, 1880-06-29
TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES.

Tnr cutcAco rRtnrSE has established branch
nccs for thn rccept Ut subscriptions md
u1ents IA fn1i1vks
NEW yuliK-1.eom ., Tribune rut1dtng FIT. Nc
EAnnEN, Manager.
GLASGOW. Scotland -h1lnn's American News
.aEcncy.aI HDntlr1d-&t-
LONDON, Ena.-Ancrtcnn Exchange ~ Strand.
MESRf +. GILLto, Agent
HAHulNUTUN. II. E.-t313 r street.
, 1880-06-29

,"Wu1rEuAI1. JENKINS" printed tho d.
vlslon On tho exclusion OF Nsdllau8h untur tho
headlnsys "Thoso who vottai for tho AthoEst"
and "Those who voted for0od." 1t would susm
to tho ordinary observer that God noeds ncither
to be voted for nor tlippantly defended.
, 1880-06-29

will give tho people an adequate notion Of
this sclf-mado n,au, nnd impress upon then,
the best type OF American craftsmanship. II
It could bo placed In Tic hands Ut every voter
in tile country who can read, Gen. GarIlold
would recciy0 1nany thousands OF votes
which may otherwise bo withheld from him
from lack Of appreciation for the admirable
use 'Ie Inns mntlc Of tho faculties with which
The Almighty endowed lin.
, 1880-06-29

T'nE Cincinnati Convention 'treafllrmetl
tho principles OF tho Dcnlocrntio platform Of
1916" Including. OF course, uaat elauso whiul,
denounced tho ltoaumptjon act a. IA hfnLr,nec
to resumption" aud demanded Its ropoal, AL
tho bourbon orators vii! have to show In tho
ca1nrljyt that resumption dnc1 not rcaume.
, 1880-06-29

SENATOR PADDOCK was esr0NeOnsly
quoted In thasa columns ~ having said that
Omaha hal only 800 moro inhabItanta by th!s
census than BY tho census of 1s70. What he u
supposed 10 haye sold, tu q newspaper tntpr-
yi9w, waA th4t Omaha had but Ia, ,00l mosu In
hRbatanta, etc.
, 1880-06-29
AnI&llss llssssss-ssss..,s*ts*, ,A1acuu =,

AHIsAts *'ocA 4ttuSt
These figures nrc enormously in Cxecss Ut
nnythfng which ever occurred before. Thu nc-
gusiol for this unusual activity is found III tho
whosu papcrs ure i[lcu nftpr tho nth Inst. will
mt bo entitled tn arrtnrs of pensions. In adLl-
coiycd d 4S ottefs II, reforasc., t" aupcaspos
fled while .l,slH letters klato lk,en wFlttcn and
1nui!pl In reply to inquiries from Congressman
and ethers III rctercnGu 70 pension ctums+ Ono
Of tho 1Iltat significant feAturos Ut this matter ia
tho fact that, ttftcen ycnrs ntter tho cnd of tho
War. tho n1'1nGars Of .iew clatn,antsis constantly
Industry Ut tho pension olaim RKonts.
, 1880-06-29

THE CENSUS tnunlrraturS gtvo Davenport,
H., population of .l,01i, gain Ut lJrrl on tho
population Ut TINT city III 1870. stolil!1 hns u
population thIs ycAr Of 160a, nKlnst I, 100 at tho
lust ceusus, and lock Iklnnd II ,E0 nKnilBt T,8U.
, 1880-06-29

GERMAN Manufacturers are said Il, be or
gambling to indfiieeo tho Government to fayor IL
protective tarlft.
, 1880-06-29

wns nominated, but because ho WIS Il product
Of tho stnto Of 1n1ana, growth of Tfoustcr soil.
1t ls evident TINT Mr.. English borrowed tho cen"
trail Idca Of his speech firm, Senator Logan.
, 1880-06-29

Two AFTERNOON papers OF Cincinnati, tho
Times nnd Star, havo consolidated. Tho new
W,por will hnvo tho rnther curious tito IL tho
Ttmff. StIIr.
, 1880-06-29

IT Is sald that thu Committee OIL Resoll,-
uons of tho Ctucinnati Convention adopted u
resolution strongly affirming tho Monroe dcc-
tri1e, but thlt Henry Wattorson. tho Chnirmuu
Of the C0ntElttNp, eithQr lost Or forgot It.
, 1880-06-29

THERE have Men llc4 lit tho Pension
0ttlee 1T Washington during the lust week, l., wv
clains Ut Invalid soldiers, md 2,883 olhIuls 0r
widows. Ttle number OF otuttna is grpatIy In
exccss nf previous yeara, which h saiI u hu uu0
to tho industry Ut ptnaIun clnitll axunt4.
, 1880-06-29

OVER 5000 men struck work yesterday nj
Liverpool md other piacos In EnglAnd, and de-
c!nro they will not return therctO until an nd
vance OF 81 per cent " lnatlo In their wages.
, 1880-06-29

ST1tsoN l1tTC1llNs, EDITOR OF tho Wnsl-
ingtou Hst, snyy that aturrIBon could have had
tho Nomination Tor yice-rroal1onk did ho tlosr0
1t. Morrison sat1 hu preferred II Cabinet pos.
tlon, but hu bus probably as much chance OF OBJ
talulng tho ono as tho oihur.
, 1880-06-29

AN ENoNA0uS NUMBER OF APPLICATIONS
sptttaI Dtpateh to Ths Chicago Tribune.
WAsn1k0TON. .. c., Jnue 28.-There hnyo bea
fltod ut tho Pension -OiCcu to-day 0,67l Original
invalid pension applications and i,4p widow up
pl,cAtions, or u total of 8,0G5 Implications.
THO applications nude during Inst week wcrs
as f0ttows:
, 1880-06-29

TIE Hon. EMERY SToE1ss, Of this city. has
teildered his sIrviocs to Cntlot Whitaker, iu
caac he should bp tried by Court-Murftal.
, 1880-06-29

.THE Democrats nre counting their click
ems lot1K before being hatchctl. IL! addition to
'Hll" Morrison, 1t Ia statcl that 1iondrickB bus
boon promised q CM1!net position.
, 1880-06-29

: THE Democratic Congressional Committee
Will meet ut Now York July II to tlevlse why's
nnll means 10 secure tho SUCCESS of tho Demo-
cratic purity, a rnthor difficult undertaking.
, 1880-06-29

THE Paris 1tHa},s says that Franco can dis
card a!l responsibility IN rofcronea to tho el,-
forcement OF the ti1tdings of tho l3crlIn Confer
cncs. 1t hnl1s thnt, Us Eng!Msd !nftIatUd the
Conference It ought to SEQ to 1t tat Its decisions
Afr Gnfurrq1,
, 1880-06-29

FonsrEis, tho Irish Secretary, Is opposed to
tho rt.lIcf 1neas,lrt, introduced In the lIo,,se OF
Commons by p,r1e!I describing itus worsa thnn
useless, mud us be.ug likelY 10 do tnoru hurm thntl
1%r,1
, 1880-06-29

TIE Turkish Government Is reported to
be very nuch dIsp!rasol ut tho tindinEs Of tho
Berlin Conference. Tho Grcoks, oil tho con-
trnry, nto exceedingly happy thorcat.
, 1880-06-29

SECRETARY ScltuIN has decided adversely
to tho eIn!nl Of Illinois for compensation for
certain swnmp-ln,ds grantell BY the United
States to thu Itis Celltr,ll 1lllrQAd EQlnp!lllY
, 1880-06-29

THE gross reeclpts from 1nternnl Reye-
nse for tho tsuHl yoar Just ended will 10 in tho
netghborhooi Of sl.2 0o0 oo0, IN tturpusc ol $l0.
GAl,ND over tho 1.'oepts for tho previous tscsll
year, anu &J,om,0u oyer tho esti,nates of tho
Department.
, 1880-06-29

A. CONSPIRACY against the safety Of tho
1tnl!nn members OF tho Chambor Of Deputies Is
reported. Tho Uitramuntane t,rgnt,s urgo that
the piot ia tho work of tho 0nrbadaus.
, 1880-06-29

LAWYERS CONNECTED with the I}ar ut
Lyons, Toulou. Kenncs, UDzeters, md otber
cities In Southern Frnnce hnyc pronounced
agntnst tho lltt- -Jcsn1t doorccs.
, 1880-06-29

a MILWAUKEE physician says lo cnn 1.-Two
forty 1nya without fuol. Tho other physicians
doubt hLa wur1, and under tholr care he Will
mike tho experiment.
, 1880-06-29

Ex-Gov. NENDiucks. Senators voorhees,
and Mcdonald. Rnd Kukitsh, tho candidate os the
Democracy for vlca-prcsldcut, addressed
ratification 1ueotIn4 Vt indianapolis last evening.
English In the tuuEse Ut hI& speech admitted
tkat II tls lot through any meFlt OF his that ho
, 1880-06-29

WHEN English WIS clerk Mt Washington
ha WIS wput " buy up his fullow-Clurka' pay In
ndvance, often charging ID per cent month NJ
Il shave. Ihus it VIA that ho IaId the founda-
tion Of the burial which ho IL now about u open
u sccuEu hla own md lIHncock'a eleotIon.
, 1880-06-29

Persos fc1utng tolrn fur The scaso't, and s'4ns-
fncr truEtftrs, cdH hdut THE DAILY TH1DuNE
mailed tn them, oostpaht, for $t.1j per snau i'll
clitdtup Saatiav ctiutd nr *l.t0 per 1n0lA trftl-
out a. and Tie atidrtss teM be changed often a.
,fS .{,rnf
, 1880-06-29

T,1E Kelley gang ut bush ratgcrs, who
hnvo committed 30 .ns.ny atroclu,,s crisucs in
Australia, Al.! wl.s'so Gxisteno0 lina lN,en tho
tcrr0r Of nil good pcoplu Of that country, haye
been CAptlrpJ.
, 1880-06-29
AAtuSt:A1.ltSIS. 4


NcVtekcr's Theatre.
hfndHnn ttrcot, hGiwGCn Dearborn md State.
Engagement Of II. h. Mahns Comic Opera Company.
"uoccncclo.'
, 1880-06-29
POSTAGE.
Enttrtd at The 1'osttce n chftaaa ILL., ~ Hteond-
tftlss M.tttet

Fnrthe tencht Of our PATRONS who doalre to send
rtnGtu cupea Q! TiIn TitiHtNE through tho mall wo
Eive hcEowlth the transient into OF puataa9:
tk,fnfattc. Irs lIFy
Fight and twelve fago Paper. cnnts
Sixteen lNE0 lnrurt coHS
-t FnrfiJfh
Eight and Twelve iaR0 lnpas.......".......9 contA
h!xtGan ruRo Paper cents
, 1880-06-29


jlcnrborn street. cnrnUE Of Monroo. EnRn9ou,ent
Of Austin l>aly's New York Company. "A MOdegr
Arabian Might"
, 1880-06-29

1kN0fEy'N 'ThtHtFG.
Randolph street. betwcHn Clnrk md In Sato. En-
u.gcn,unt Ut Joseph Murphy. "9haun 1tAuc.''
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
AdjutRnt Generals Office.
New Orleans. February !. 1880.
GENERAL ORDERS No. III
The following persons are hereby announced
AZ the Staff Of His Exceency Gov. LOUIS a..
WILT, Commander. In. Chief:
G. I. REAUREaARD. Adjutant General and
Chief Of Staff .om-m
WILL STEVEN. Inspector General:
phil BUCHANAN. Qnartermaster General !:
II. 8. LEWIS. Surgeon Genetal:
GEO. w. DUPRE. Oommissary aeneral;
with the rank of Brigadter General.
Aids t., his Exc lloncY with the rank OF Major:
E. G. PAYNE. RENE 7. BEAUREGARD.
Il. u SHUTE. q. A. LANAUN,
J. B. LALLANDE. l, ID. MOORE.
l. JASTREMsKI. JOHN CLEGG.
II. 7. LUCKETT. F.S. SHIELDS.
N. q. BLANCHARD, 8. r. OOLVIN.
T. J. IRRELEVANT. +. LANAUX,
A. NJ. SUMMERS. FRANK KENNEDY.
w. G.. VINCENT. A. l.. ROMAN.
w, II. ROBERTS.
They will be obeyed and respected accord
ingly.
AT the request Of His Excellency the above
named officers will meet at the Adjutant Gen.
erals Office on FRIDAY. the sixth instant. 1t IL
o'clock M. punctually.
by order of Commander In Chief.
G. r. BEAUREGARD.
fe4 AZ Adiutant General
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BOARDING.

BOARD Na-s NORTH RAMPART.. NEAR
ID Canal atreat. desirable front and other
reome, with or without hoard. Also a hand
aomely furnished rarlnr bedroom. iaan i'm
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WHERE TO LOOK
FOR THE BEST FURNITURE.

III N. SIEBREOHT, No. ~ Roysl street. has
LIZ Just returned from the North with one 81
the most complete selections OF artistic furni.
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LAKE TRAINS.

OrFIeE OF THE New ORLEANS Cry RAILROAD
Company. NJ. 1914 Canal street, !
New Orleans. February l. 1880.
From this date until further notice trains for
the New Lake End will leave Canal street every
hour
FROM 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ. to G 7. M.
The last train will leave the Lake at o'clock
.. M fare for the round trio FIFTEEN GEN Ta
fel ,st q q LEWIS Secretary.
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Plano TUNING.
t1 IN FOR PIANO TUNING-BE EST WORK
y I.Jv at Gao Maxat Inc street. d. LEECH.
Hoiree Pianist no16H
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SEED RICEl
TO SHIP OWNERS.
Captains and COnsignees.


Tho GILMAN STEAM BAND TIGHTENEU
AND TYEH and GRIP TIE are now In use o.
the ORLEANS. PELICAN and CHAMPION
PRESSES. and on no other presses In New or.
leans. but will shortly be In operation on the
LIVERPOOL PRESS also. Your attention II
called to the fact that this Is the only Fuller that
pulls all OF the bands to an equal and full ten.
sion and fastens them exactly nj the point u
which they are strained automatically and indor
pendent Of the will Of the operator. insuring
uniform perfection OF work. It is the only
Fuller that has any authentic record TO show
that It Is Of any benefit to the ship'n increasing
Its stowage. zy
The following vessels have had the bands Of
their entire cargoes OF Cotton put on By this
Fuller. The entire gain on the oargoes Of two
OF them tthe Ohiswick and Whiokham) was due
to the Pullers and Grip Tie alone: and It is but
fair to state that one-half OF the gain on the
other cargoes was also due to the Pullers and
Grip Tie alone:
Gain In bales ovoe
Name OF vessel. previous CARGO
DAFK NH6pSe. Il sQOD
BARK bremen .-..-.... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IN
Ship Minnie 6eroW. ......................1.82 So
SnlD Weetsrn Empire. ..........l $50
5teaIUbDlp OnlSWIcK. 7oG
Steamship Whickham. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
steamship KensinRtOn. .....................1.l7 0
Ship 6ilchrtst. 2o9
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PROPOSALS..
SEALED PROPOSALS..

HEAAEW FNVVVRA1Se
DEPARTMENT. or porICE,
Administrators ONCE. Roam u. CITY Hall,
New Orleans. February 1880.
oEALED PROPOSALS. WILL BE RECEIVED
NJ ~ nc thia ONCE until MONDAY noon. FahrM-
&rye, 1890, Tor the purchase " the lion Rail
fngs texelneiva Of tho base. lamps and lamp
posts around the following squares. Wig: IA
tayette, Washington. Coliseum, Congo, Clay
and Naturalization. Bids will be received for
each square separately,
Bids 10 be 40 much per ton. ..z#..
The city reasrvee the right 10 reject any and
all bids. Railing TO be removed within ten
days from date Of purchase.
Terms Cash on adjudication Of contract,
=. MEALEY,
fa4 ct Admin iatratnr OF Police.
NEW ORLEANS. SPANISH PORT AND
LAKE RAILROAD.
On and after February 4. 1880. trains will
leave the Depot corner Or Canal and Basin
streets, at s:so, p. II. IA. I, 2, 3, ands.
rs. WILLIAMS.
ia2p I'm Superintendent.