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Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-06-17
From the 1T. Iouis Globe Democrat

No Chicago mob will ever be given
another opportunity to show its bad
manners in the presence of National
Republican Convention, for the ex-
cellent reason that no other Republl-
can National Convention will ever be
held in Chicago. Tahlequah, in the
Indian Territory, is decenter town
than Chicago.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-06-17

As will be seen in our announce
ment column, Judge 5. M. Edwards
is candidate for reelection to the
Office of Probate Judge. Judge Ed
wards is a man universally loved and
highly respected by all who know him.
He is one of the leading ''unterritied
in this purt of the State. There is
no better man in the county for tue
ulace.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-06-17
From the Montgomery Raw,

What has Judge Buckner done to
merit such ill-treatment from his
friends during his absence! Has he
deceived or betrayed his party !!
Hasn't he adhered to the doctrine
that he advocated in 1878, when they
elected him? Lastly, isn't his quail
tcation to represent them in congress
now as good as it ever was before?
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-06-17

We have generally observed that
if man does some mighty mean
thing when he has been drinking, the
liquor had a mighty mean man to
work on in the first place. Don lay
it all to drink.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-06-17

Our readers will have to excuse us
for devoting so much space to poll
ties, but 1880 is an evenlful year in
the history of our country. The
LEDGER, AS we'll as every other out
spoken organ, has its duty to perform.
If we fail, it will be an error of the
head, and not Of the heart.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-06-17
Sarah BernLardt has accepted a

Sarah BernLardt has accepted an
engagement of one hundred nights in
the United States, to begin Nov. 1st.
Bernhardt will hardly find the Amer
ican people as Frenchy as she could
desire, but if she happens to strike
them in the right mood they will
make q terrible noise over her.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-06-17

Our nation, the great American
Republic, onI Y pays It's congressman
s., 900 year. Mexico Intelliyencer.
'Only' $4,000 per year. That IS
more than you can earn any other
way. You had better wait till you
are elected, before you "kick" for u
raise.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-06-17
'"IF ffF' NJ I1UFIfF IfIft'~.
hI

Mr.. DeLaMatyr is slightly mistaken
in saying that the disatfecuon of last
summer had rid the Greenhack party
Of its bummers had it done that
there would be no Grecnback party
left.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-06-17

Am irreverent young man at a com
munion service, handed back tie
wine goblet TO the old deacon and
astonished him hy whispering in his
ear: 'Thats the worst port | ever
tasted
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-06-17

Something is needed to take the
feather edge Off from the extreme
backwardness and modesty Of the
circus advertising agent. He is in
danger of not telling more than 1000
lies a minute, unless he is braced up.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-06-17

The sting ot bee is really only
one-fourth OF an inch long, but il you
make that statement to a man who
has just encountered one, he'll tell
you you lie like u hook agent. Vi. n,z
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-06-17
Frankf0rtl Chronicle

1t turns out just as we thought it
would. Judge Buckler has proven
himself the friend of the people
instead of their enemy as was charged
by several papers in the district.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-06-17
J. II. ANDERSON, Pastor.

The people aud not politicians,
elect our congressman. For this we
are thankful. Hon. A. Ii. Buckner
is the choice of the people i'll every
county in this district. Political
tricksters cannot swap the people out
of their t.tyorite.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-06-17

The Paris Mercury is down upon
the Hon. A. H. Buckner because he
believed in being guided by the law
and the rules and fearlessly did his
duty.-Hannibal Clipper.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-06-17

dad, if it's so injurious to smoke,
why don't chimneys get sick and
tlie?' The old gentleman merely
replied that he wished lie had trunk
strap handy. -t.,s .ru3:4-j.rs "a
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-06-17

The first Missouri wheat from this
year > crop WAS received in st. Louis
on the 9th, and samples of the new
crop in wheat and -four are coming in
Steadily
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-06-17
James Carroll, of Audrain. for Secretary
of State.
FIom the jefferson City Tribune

FIom the jefferson City Tribune.
Mr.. James Carroll, of Audrain
county, is presented as a gentleman
worthy of the position. He is a rep
resentative Irish-American, of broad
and liberal views, of intelligence and
capacity, with energy and persever-
ance, and suited to the arduous du-
ties he would assume. As this office,
with a large majority of the other
State offices, has for many years been
in the hands of representatives of
south Missouri, it is but fair that it
should now be given TO gentleman
from the north side Of the river. The
office, in compliment to nationality
standing always with the Democracy,
has generally been conceded to an
Irishman. Mr.. Carroll is represen-
tative man Of this nationality, and if
elected he will acquit himself with
honor to his party, pride to his
nationality, and with credit to him.
self.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-06-17

The Thirteenth Congressional Dis
trict has II good reason to be proud
of 4. II. Buchner. Than him there
is not moIe honorable man in
Washington-a man OF ability, whose
worth is appreciated by the leaders of
both parties.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-06-17

A Detroit mule accomplished the
feat Of kicking two men at once.
Although they stood several feet
apart, each received one. of the
beasts hind feet in his face.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-06-17

The congressional fight is between
Buckner, Justice and the people on
one side, and horde of of1ice-seekers
on the other. There can be no doubt
as to the result. Leader.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-06-17

A poet sends us spring ode be-
ginning, II love to. smell the COW
slip" Well, if the cow will stand it,
90 ahead and smell of her lip. We
don't care. - .7.t'.'i
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-06-17

The gentlemen from Appomattox
was not recognized in the convention
at Chicago. The delegates didn't
know there was such state.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-06-17

Alf. Bennett aud Nose Yantis, of
Fulton. came over Friday to the
closing exercises of Hardin College.
Tie Cromwell House MAS closed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-06-17

We accidentally omitted in our
article Oh the Hardin College Alum
ne, 10 the "frosperity OF Hardin
College. 1t was a perfect little gem
of speech, we'll renterrd.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-06-17

John Knott, OF the Troy Free
Press, made us pleasant cali last
Thursday. Mr.. Knott is live news
paper man. He says Buckner has
many and strong friends in Lincoln
comfy
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-06-17

Capt. j. G. Greenman and wife,
are taking pleasure trips in the north
during the warm weather
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-06-17

The Sabbath Home NJ. +. Church,
8 miles east OF Mexico, will be dedi-
Gated on Sunday, June 27th, 1880,
by Rev. John Gillies, associated by
Rev. II. b. Seeley.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-06-17

Dr. DE Hass gave some very in
str'ictive and successful lectures in
this city last week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-06-17

The nomination of Garfield created
no enthusiasm among the Republicans
of Audrain county,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-06-17

The Mexico LEDGER, as will h.'
seen by consulting our advertising
columns, gets the State public priLt-
ing for this county. The LEDGER is
bound to boom. 1t is run in the in
terest of the Democratic party.
We hear on all sides among the
Republicans that they fear Garfield
can carry New York. This mean.
that the Democratic party will teiea,
hlm. II we will only pull together
We are sure to win.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-06-17

. respectfully call the attention of
tlr public Ia the large stock OF all
kinds OF fURNITI RE, now on ex-
hibiLion in my >torcroom. l would
be pleased to have the public call and
examine my goods and prices, and
guarantee satisfaction in every re-
spect.
In addition To the above, | have
engaged in l. tNpEKTAEiNt!, ana nave
procur,,d n very fine hearsc, which l.
at all times ready for funerals.
] have a so y full line of collins, cas-
krts, etc, which offer rs low as they
can be sold. Soliciting a share OF the
public patronage, remain
Respectfully,
WM. HINIE.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-06-17

John W. Jacks, of the Montgomery
Standard, made us pleasant call last
week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-06-17

,.su- ST, LOUIS 4 PACIFIC.
CHICAGO i ALTON.

CHICAGO i ALTON.
; Arrives. Departs.
No. EASE
,,,,sss CITY Mail. -2'Dp.hi. is.aa pm.
Il. kans Git, Night T. ~ A AM 30 a.n
s..hanSer .hau,4 Chicago ES- l..Va III. i.'' a.h'.
2'.N WEST.
,-.,sas City Mail..... a.ia pm. on lin.
d. Denver f.. Siobt Ex, 80 AN. 3.:Ia.n.
a. .RHn'as ~ ~. Scc.,m IL IN. 3.;s1p.In
ID. HENDERSON. Ticket Agent.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-06-17

Seymour and Hendricks sounds
well.
"Crocks' are all the go this warm
weather.
The 4th of July comes on Sunday
this year.
Where was Grant when the light
went out?
The census taking in st. LOUIS is
completed.
When you want stock sold, call on
j. W. Atchison.
Party and principles, not the man,
to be vindicated.
John W. Jacks, of the Montgomery
Standard made us a nlaaaant oou lost
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-06-17

1he census taking in St. LOUIS is
completed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-06-17

"Crocks' are all the go this warm
Waaf har
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-25
ARMY OF TEN N ESSEE.

Tho following Rre Tho ofIiNnra hul mamhHra
~ remuittoea ~ thu Louisiana Diyiei II. AsaO-
citation Army of TannoRaaN, I, th yaar 1890:
AuEu-tua Rntchari urrairnt. Frank y.
Til hHrdSnu. nrst virn trn.'ir 4: Y N Jnnktnh.
rrennd viaa III piient. Wil'Am F'nftn. ihtfi
yica urn4idnnt. JnRnph Ipltnp, n.irITauoninE
oreary: n. Nni hIan". 'in ."a ae'totnry
J0anpn ~ Taylor. recording Hn"ranry.
Esxa utiya NnmmIfinn II H.. Richardson
chairman II NJ JWkIns, WIN. Fnfr.. ] n y
Taylar. A B,iaRt,nr. Joa Collins, \. y. htook-
man.
romh Committee IT, N Janlina chairman
WIN. A. strong. Il, Al. Harrpd Arthur bhmbsFt
Levi Serre,
y,ctor itnur. H. 4. IivauIt y.
II storiaai Gpnuuitteo -Jot Collins. chair
man: L0ute Bash, \ !. LOWS. Rav. Thom.W II.
Ma khan ueuty Gind"r.
Invr.tig ting mmt'toe Eugene May
ohaicmtu: j. Il N,uet II. LHieuthhl. @ N
Hall. john Pemberton, Or. O. II. Tebault. D.
Bcaudao
r III Committee VIM. Pierce. chairman
! B,tcegnay j VI ONns. Add krantz. leatr
Sehark. j I'm X Rsuaud J. II II Hodges.
SumId Committee los. u. rhylot ntTman
A. hoi-h sno. Il. II. Bruuct. IT,, j. A. Chalaroh
A. J. Daehemin.
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BASE BALL.

On tho twenty third instant tho WaRhinRtons
held a NEE ing aai ~ 'crel y amos II mi ~ 40
tain. and III following ilr7t nins players % on
gage tbs Wight. thl' nv,ntnE IN Algtnrs:
Nj CAvanau4h III: Al F,izpnt ick. Z VIM
Frspa fick. Al D.. Jps ID Ran.2lh II uonae
mnn ~ III: Jas, HaAlpu. N. -; Feed A'nKrl.
Il HI: Inv. Hall, VI H JaS q illus NJ I.
The tnilpgink WITH oonstt NJ" tha nine 81 the
j i weights tnr ths same OCCASION:
Nirnol- vi: i met. 81. An dtnEnr. 1T b F.:
Mahnney, al y !: l. vaudai. 3 y q o,yi, =.
t. Nick / Tlckers ii. 4. &: l. 'rsch. r.,
fha q ok-t ~ mad An interesting ~ 70 VI u
the Gre-cant-. Jr bu on the sixth inning, thn
CreSc nts we he game M. the score stdndtuR
2ito In favor Of til" liak~tpp1.
The Fred Rlnpsl 3 49, b Ill Club will cross
ba's with the H. 81 ihIro Base Bal Club sun
day, January ~ ii half past 2 O'Clock. for "a
purse OF IS. nj b ,neou's Green.
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AT THE STATE-HOUSE.

RriGht ana early yesterday morning Gav,
Wi 4 appeared NJ Ma office In tho State Henae.
cooking very we'll aud reporipg himself in an
improved condition 81 health. He was priaei-
uatly epgog d In receiving yiators, who poured
IN in myriads. and tlanHaoting routine work of
his 0ftlro.
II wss recently reported 10 tho sta'e enRi-
II ers that Wellc ma levee In tha parish of st
Iatnor. was In n failing md threatrntng aandi-
tton 81 the proper stops were lmme 'faaly
taken aud "A forsa ,itspntched M thu expense of
tho e0utractors's hludsmen 10 put 1t In Il safe
coalition.
The Legislative commit eos arn getting down
datprnlinadly to their work and tle pttncipal
cAnmIlteo roonis now exhibit AZ tyt y. day aud
rbt
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-25
AbAUA nj AID MITE,


Relief Fund.
,,,a,
iha ~ lowing 't'' Al NNo'N','r 'r'''t ','f 4" 49,
what INTEREST continues w M Inkan III IT, ~
,,hanal children In tha lnia II pEnaarntn harn:
1i's'tsi
om,,,f !. t 4,
\, ''i ,"' - 2 - t :, "A 4, ,annn I
M""'e "1,"' Y '"'""'f - Nv
aan q. T. Haaur gard. Nav y I'Hha, VA
- ~ Sir I take thu lib ,rtv ~ enclosing to
Won .,,a,t ( r sGta ~, payable to your order,
mi aanlnu III 4 Y ~ urn ~ ryar q utnunr tap-
.attntatty ~ the II Il Ghllirep itsli.f Fund.
Al the riat h.inp l.ti ua II t. urnper t"
tnahn "a n aueat II the wpv ~ which thiA money
W.. r.eitz Il All W thu iltat " November lAat
a.ne otjz ma If I,,uIeytIi, XIV var I'm
a,aaaod hy tho hrau,iul . I ni han9ilAtan ~
aap Joa nh Whaalar IA gtYing % h lie ~ cotton
nr tho hon, NJ ,t the or ,,fttp nnitlrnn ~ fel
low a II t Il tneIr uwn eallant father
aud aent To him ono ,f BEARINGS hetsa
u wat a RnipuiiA pipna vt iarn mH'hihPtF~-
~ he liart.,,5,, n 90 he r,iaht ito, NJ beat, aud
ntnoaeth / h. ufv ~ ~ tho chill teen 7 aAn.
umI III Mt tha tatna time anna generous
t.iiea III pmtti,'a gttt"n, lie unity, IN thia
i ats apnt ~ ms Il b,l. Wa COTTON t,h diarnFei
IL t.,r III, aama p,,,rnaa N wa dand ~ w.
lsaup 1000 'inkna ~ nty cnnta npnh, aud have
tha ariiclna hiarna.h " w drawing Imna
Ainteir ~ thia announcement vsrtnna - n
| i n,r buttons warn mala w. fallnw4s nna " tta
aawInU ~ chine NV tipt A VI Waith ,nn Hna
| I miIy Ribla Nv Mr lnM Waite. nne IN ~
| amnh inp and rn,wlnH tohpnnh w NAipt vi nR-
wall repraapntaiva nf w ri ri nkweil. vac
picture frame Wv NJ u n, Walter nha pit
| ,nra ~ mnn mant 7" bnumhra ~ ,s"nna. "
III. q. !. Pavna: one plur -ppla etls hanA-
| sn,,btaf ~ Mira "a ravup: one
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-25
INSPECTORS WORK,

Tho report Of the New OraanH Laoal board
~ inspectors for tho week ending yesterday.
Ia ma fniows:
January " inspected tnghoat Lin.
January 10 inspected steamers w. j. Hshnn.
Jor, aud ~ ret.
January 30 The assistant inspectors left for
Mnrgan City and inspected the steamship
Whitney.
January n -Insuantai stanmsr Gladiator.
Janunty IN Inaneeted steanef Little Bob u.
in nary "a II pnetea stsnmers Tom Par
ker, Eta Wood No. .. John Howard. aud Ed.
ilIrhardson
M reports for tho week have ret been rec
oeived from Apaiaebinla Mobile and Galveston
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-25
First Recorders Court.

Jnmaa ID esson. assnul and battery; First
District Cont bond Of IN.
Wong ri dis harglug firearms within tho
eIiv limit: 81 or ton dpys
Maggie Hanlsy two rasan of assault and bat
terry mud uetiy laresny discharged.
Andrew i.egna nlils Low, rape on Julia
W rner, discouraged,
ylrcent ChniH. vlonflng aectton 4. net No. ~
OF 1879 an ] rob pary Rl25 NJ pparanss bond.
Mrs T. gnn Gilmore. assault md battery: $40
or twontv dhvs.
aNorgs ahington breach OF trust and en-
bpzzloment $3.50 Ruunarnn - bond.
Attend DR. Thompapn'a lecture on Monday
evening ri tho boil Of tho Young Mems Chris
tlan A. oclati9n. No. NJ Camp street. On Mon
day evening. Aeas FREQ
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-25
THE CUsToM-HOUsE FORCE.

It seems to be dim suIt matter to impress
upon Secretary Sherman the necessity for
SUFFICIENT force In the department OF the Coiiee-
tor OF customs TO properly discharge the large
humber OF foreign vessels arriving at this port.
aud TO pass through g Custom House the
heavy caigoes OF duiab!e articles they bring.
1t took three days responding last week
u secure antaoriJ, u employ the teTp pnrAry
labor nee aasaty 10 k-eo the wetghers eng aged
aud still the force Is too small 70 properly 40
thu work ,tev0lvinE upon II.
All itt!pnAl labor ts rrq Tired BY the 6 auEars
aud III tie warehouses. AID al increa-e 10 tEt
number Ot rlrrA- IL ntried
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-25
CITY ia Es.

40 an Induaamsnt To taEpayers to settle
promptly tho city authorizes will allow q dis
count ~ par cont on bills Hsttlsd before the
1ftsenth Of r bruary y per cent on settlements
teachers. polioe AMI other deserving employees.
between February IL aud Msreh and per
cent on settian ants nala during March.
The prompt paymt ut ~ taxes IA dssfrai t0
enable the city 10 my In sal ri the school
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-25
Reeds Gilt Elg4 Tonic re- ores the
IA GOOD MOVE.

Col. :. ) Parker. general passenger agent OF
the Lout-ville and Cincinnati short Line. has
issued 25 90 band-bitls giving the fractions OF
our carnival aud the facilities offzred by his
road to those who with to come down and j 1in
in our festivities This II a good move. and
will no doubt repay tina Colonel for his fore
thought ami energy. 1t shows. too the interest
The number OF visitors this year will be much
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-25
DISTRESS AMONG THEoRPHAns.

Tho nruhaus henniiJ ~ axe place In nruns~
wald Hall February a promises To bs n fine
auroaaa Tho popular amateur. Mr.. T.. O'Nstl.
will raoia Ftnt.n w. . md new tnsipay, W IT.
ton n nm Incident nt ha yellow fever apidem ic
NJ 1879 will hs annp hara FIR tho n ret time.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-25
FAsHIoN NOTES AND GOSSIP.
A Few Words About Dresses and
Household Decorations How the
Ladies' Can Make Themselves
and Their Homes Deautifnl.

Ladies' Can Make Themselves
and Their Homes Beautiful.
Whist etppt .tipn II l. m sou enter The stores on
be utifu' Gtnm street aud spa all tho eoalv ele
sant raimeut ptovilei for The favored OF for
tune laons. eiks ND ynlvets-and what an
essy matter To ehapea but with slender means
auoh lurnrlee ara only to he looked NJ. Our
purchases req ire Thought and care. for It Ia
aim ,ut feat tp epand lila we'll WI must
IN nae auprnu, late ma arials. onr drasses and
hats n,let match. aud our Rloyas and shoes
must u dainy aud IT. for we can ha well and
beoomlnaiy nittrei IT snlendor and elaborate
title arc lmposahlliiiaa.
RMS YEARS srviHa.
The fylaa fia yaat ara 81 lally aa pretty nc
thoaa Of preceding 20 asoas WOODEN goods Of |
AIN rent materials being mItpd AMI worn Tor
atree, ooa umea Rsra namel'a hair. ea thmers
and ,,aht iga can NIL Ia used and asiyl aabls
and tantty We nan mako them htaquei polo |
nniaas caapuuina htsafianas or round waists, |
Ia ltuda enough surely t,ailpa tha suitiug 81
nj, tealoa IL anas raj In Tho frat pian4 In
popularity. aud fte IT many shapaa and forms,
rolouaisoa under tho nRme Of habit redlnaota.
arc onoa more 10 ba They arc drawn
from iie front In uratafti folds, aul fall aim at
tho entire npl 81 fs ss'f :, ~ n t ths Dag
| SIX RI attached and the avarsktrt abnn inniy
.hltred tannera ran he dlap"n%ed With "
| fn 10y SO dictate faahion not halnR arbitrary
| on the sabj III and kindly All lwtag u ehoion.
| IN trimming, nlaa, etftoed an fanNv g9ols
pretty and tHr Less expansive arc the suits IN
| iphcd with machine sii ching.
| WHATS
Tho Frpnoh f4ahlon 81 drapng tho figure
aeemr gain n favor. aud the fAw laat days
hny shi 4nt tnRly raminaed ~ thnt opml ~ dn-
unuaa also tha We pay some hteniieh W nnr
wtnua. y I'm 'na 80 nAa tpf 'rassy t,aNs ,ons'
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THE COURTS.
United states circuit Court.

CLARK W u yan o. vs. Tn ~ O. Anderson
Julg uaui Nv default 6 nside,
atsphen r IL liz et ais Va Jefferson Davis
u rnurr"r argu vi and taken under advsement
by ha court,
Irniroi Hatea OK rel. A. II Montgomery W.
Ci'y oF Now Drfanus. Plaintiff praya for .
mnadnmps to compel the city to par judgments
obi aimed by him
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-25

iva jittla aitla On pisht Oh Ten. One III thaee IL
a naw nnmnr rom the country, aud r. aoifriins
either, atant ana ray hni nani inAt nf fafl |
NV alok nnh wna ernt Nh The inhtm ny whra
MAJ iIuaaf nn hniHR SamiAal iata, WA Asa |
rt,g atarpns
u 49,
AM M nprlfa h''H hhan'h Mi, ah'NNi !. III
VII E.alorr, N" whon Wy MI ~ 'ht, ltf aWaI
s1n nih h'.,eNF, Mill ~ I'M ttn ILL.,, Il ,.t,a
nrRth4leh nm q YUM hhl N.Y. " ~ ! :, :, i, |
vtrEfhne, IheF are ntnhEh hna ~ - 49, |
heir 'hRnhE n"h, nhih3l !, ""iil = - : ,,il
~ :" ~ ,naiiulan he j
". " manager 80 ny Lem, =, - tha
w" bear. we '''"nf ~ ~ 60 s,,,,tsa wt Il
head n' we "tl 'ln. nh5t NJ ~, IS ~ 30 Il ,a
hHr eleven o'nm ss,",e' NJ rs'" ~, ~ 10 81 has
| henn tbere l"hs tiont. r.s' t,,t,, ~ hara
been |hus,hn, VII .hrent - the aaylum.
| -tnee me htst ept""'7p'''s"' - VIC
| over toity years age
THF FrNAN'Fs on 1HF Aes''".
| It,o r,.,tpr of Nnaprae the ~ tluin unfor-
,, NV az hoe NOT hn,n doing v ~ wall If lntn
,e.rs 'n","ta the war The asl wss In The een
~ ne ha,it of donating eth yrar from saaan
,r,is marty nu,lel with The baainntnu ri The
war. snJ no naylon hes a ra,aoaiy'i nothing
.,,,a fr,m TIA Souuity t.prsh j. Hlnne lha "
Y h.a hron whrtly i.rondent On tuhsotip tiana
,,nm private aonetaa,Iy The city. = sirne
hn, ,rhnr n III e,ptai that ,ata aana inn
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be anrnishsd with all ynu possess pretty. and
the viauds upon Ii should lie we'll cook Ell aud
earvsd. Flowers make the innet ordinary table
beautiful aud h"igttpn ali around: aud. To
chow appreciation 1T their beauty giving
qualities, they cannot hR used ton much.
Taara IA no dang ~ henaniaH satiatel: the
NOR" VS. = .tha moro VS. will ut tna O hay
hnpnifV IN, most common nltieeIs laniing a
glory aud rndinuna I'LL thett awn. L. II.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-25

WAR! WAR. WARl-Away down Ia the good
old state " M4tae \ IA Louisiana. ~ 4ilogE.
chickens 90 ming home to roost. Bully for the
land OF steady habits and morality. Their beef
Is Tough a 1hs srngy oa ns int! tne II
bad lu nor generally II they colld only < II
such grub as Martin Launes keeps at stalls
and IS Nj tgazina Market. they wouli 50 IN get
Ia O good humor aud stop all such nonsense.
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tNropMATfoss,

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shooting ete Joseph Oalsstine alias CARL
ton Charles Morris. q. l. hIugas and James
lflHln.
Grand larceny Thomas Lyaoh and William
Gain.
CARRYING oonaaelsd wsepons-Pat Conlsy-
John Pond. jack Foley.
PLEADED NOT GUILTY..
E'nhbinR etn.- Emm1 smith. carrying con-
90 ,lod weapon J ,bn Miller.
BURGLARY Mitchell Owns.