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The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-27
BY RAILROAD.
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS

MORbANS LOUISIANA AND TEXAN IL IL
q lhda sugar bal4 cotton W Turbridss 8co-
8 Do i HareN7 Dbl. molassss I Adams Aeo~D7s
o. Miksn a. ~ h hh anEar bales cotton
libbl do Eodd BIOS 1eo. 20 hhds sugar i Du-
90 eG1a9 % 81 "hn Calder
pEa 90 f' dpet" 1sesw S"ss eoen
sss" sncw do '2h 9 Ge%o sEa roa DO 2 Nj
Ss6sS ae s. sa asy Miss Miss
ns9 c aiyss 5 s9ns 10 vaf Sasa moss
J NJ Walsh -thf dol I,ourg ---as 6ead cattIe +
Servat- Total ~ bales cotton 22y skis rough rico
Per steamsip III Clinton from Indionoia
bbls pecansSj baleg cotton 9 A Whitney &co ~
Franeke 4 Dannee!-N EPilsbury-1o5 Gumble
ais head tattle Mshle &eo--TotaI 113 bales
From Gaycston--7s bales cotton Kirkpatrick
Keith RT Buekpsr \ Bro.se MeIendon
SEQ. 6 d v Sogtcli &oo~a Frapoke 4 Danneei"
s"na rt a s' Alison 40 H baSs
NEW ORLEANS ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO
II an bnlos cotton Prtehard h Biek 40.
Lelpaa, AI I, &eo.ize Meyer, Wois leo
hichardson 4 May-iaa Stewart bro &oo-- ifs
jShn d,a1s soq; g CGafra. Hamilton ! Pow.
4, Anttey- o y3hp 7 naraie %oo--as Gt VAIN
s peS"%ssli T. H ssh"
&co-A y dumhe---1s BoaaIles. Wood Soo-fI
Allen, West &co.ll Strong y HsDdorson----i0
Bridon, Moore 4 Coleman G Donis----s i,
Harris &eoA7 T. J. Bueknor h Bro r 4 Cnons
&co-5 q W Srntell Gco5 Hendarsou-~--t +
Harrison Jr &go-2 Bcraud Il Gib.tt---2 Clapp
Bros &co-2 j. Iiaddon &cp-2J nO Burnet hco-1
Ben Uerscn- Total 1907 bales cotton.
NEW OKLEANb AND TEXAS RAILROAD
II bbds sugar u Forstal h Son--9 bbls mo-
asses + Mhspero keo-52 do htds auHer + La
nauxmTotal p hhds sugar 81 bbls molasses.
Dbl tinwars J. Lyon cases cigarsy J Irby
r Turner case leather A KocaIi---s h,xs
whisky Herbert 6co---50 tcs lard 254q pa br,ik
meat ofder--too bills -four Glover L OlkendahT
50 bbs whisky Dreyfus dyoos---Sb 10 oreior-,2
i,xs ndse ]. J Tibannhr-t crate mdse Harbour
&co-4 bales dom5stics J d Wolfe &co-...s k sbIs
eggs Odell 4 Wrightc-aS cases butter eass
Llntes Sinfns n Lavy---50 castss Gittrs' r \
White 1900 ps hulk meat Flash Il Dolsen-s Ind
bacon bxs do 40 bbIs PORK IL Ibis yutprs Vose
Brps---1oo kegs lard 7go kxs candie- Schmidt h
Nnglcr,n, IS hdis e,pcr u fNlpor 6co-1 box
mdse WA .Baireliild 10 bales cotton Lehman.
hh ll1saa se easa kehafdson 4ssy
ham1A Jsrey GillisLl Ranger, Fatman teo
9 Fritz ] do J Il Waldo-t pkgs sundrss M1a n
ReihI-l bx mdse N M Campbell 10 ii T"iley
| bdl trees r II Wilson, Do A " (ioulI-t pk0e
mdse I W Schafrer.-1 css. 10 Mrs III Wagner
snndrcs to order--4 dtaf W babes cotton Ala ps
bulk meat, ~ 10
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-27
TALLAHATCHIE RIVER.

FOR YAHCO AND .TALLAHATCHIC RIVERS
..... DIRECT.
Leaves on WEDNESDAY. Jan. III. ut & nm,
~ FOR All. LANDINGS ON TIfTA-
L@lt#tia3S hhtchie and Yazoo rtyers-The new
Night draft steamer ny"
u. T.. Beasly master, +. K Voohries. CLERK.
will leave NJ above. For freight Or passnes sll,.
ply or board. or to NJ. w. JOYCE, ageot.
VIZ III Gravier street.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-27
ARRIVALS AT THE NEW BASIN

TCHEFUNCTA t1vEIl Ibr schr Two Sons--
IS 900 It lumber Z Markey.
TCHEFUNUTA HIVER-Per sehr II Preston
41o0O bbls charcoal master,g
TCHEFUNCTA RIVER Fer schr Lallrh I,-5O0
bills sand order
TtCKFAW Per sohr Indian Reed ~ SKIS seed
cotton ~ cords wood master
BAYOU LACOMBE--Per schr Loander Jane
80 cords wood master,
PEARL HIVER-Per bsrge Pearl Rivers 30
bbs tar order 100 cords vUod master,
PEARL KIVEE-Per seamer MARITIME 40 bbls
tar n. 600 It lumber Ordet
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-27

WEDNESDAY EVENING. Jan. 20, 1876.
COTTON-The sales to-day mot in.
GLIDING 60 and 900 bales additional
Yesterday embraced $3.50 bales at rather
stronger prices for the better qualities,
recurring an advance Of Ac on the out
side figures Of middiing. lc In strict mid
ding and good middling and sc on the
outside OF middling fair. We give also
the figures and report Of the Exchange
as below: E AHA
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-27

ST. LOUIS AND CAIRO.

~ FOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, MEM.
,kstsressf phis and Bends The ilne stoa1sr
Henry q. Yaeger.
z. Van Hook nasier. N. H. Fowler. osrrk
Leaves on THURSDAY Jan. N. NJ h, M :. :.
Bism arok.
John Spabe master H. Il. rhwplI oinrk
Leaves on THURSDAY Jan. 20, nj + - I'm m ~
Through bills Of lading via Cairo nnd l.el,nnn,
to I'LL points North and West.
d29tf tot Common eii,,,.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-27
STEAMBOATS,.

To Shippers on the Little Gock. Nj.
slssipp ND Tnvas llnwoy Tho and "'s.
having boon appointed as the eveIig-Hs ''d
IN this city Tor the above railway noiS ~ Proe
glyeh that no bills lading viii he recg W.
over the above road eX"ep' signed he ~
those signed ~ any other putty viii be js ah
local rates irotn Cbicot CITY ei'pigsd
EHOCkETT n CARTr,
;npj n M NJ unt.nsi.'s'i y J.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-27
STANDARD on cLAssrvIoATros.
Gpnfn Quot'n Ex, Ouot'n

The market opened with a fair inquiry
but unsatisfactory assortment Offering.
and the movement checked by factors
being rather more stringent In their pre-
tensions for tho better qualities. The
sales during the Morning, consequently.
did not exceed 1000 bales, after which
the demand was rather slack. and the
additional transactions reported were
confined to $3.50 bales, making total
for the day, rs noted above, Of only $3.50
bales, against 1850 yesterday, $500 on
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-27
BFTOW-COMINO UP.

Nor bark Wandsrer. Robson. ~ days from Deal
In ballast, to master.
Ital brig Aurora. Adorna 81 days fin Mnrsolles
tn inastor.
Aust brig Plod. Tawaboehia. tsdays from Orano
In ballast to Elmer Bndsr
bchr Austin Growell. IA days from New York, 10
master.
Nor bark Dux. Henricksen. days from Mar
tluiuue, to master.
bwd bark Jno Fougt. Carlson. days from 81
Thopins. g master.
Nor bark Medber. Jensen. 10 days from Mar
Unique, to master
Brit bark Panjaub Williamson from Greenoek
Dee I. 10 master.
Nor bark President Daal. Alsen, "A days from
Antwerp. to master.
Nor bark New York, Swensen, from Hovro. Nov
29tb. to ocean, Ierega and 60.
Aust bark Orfeo Termuda. 50 days from Belfas
to master.
Nor bark Onni. Abrahamsen. from Tarragona.
70 Deean. Ierega and co.
Nor bark Albion. Andersen. from Lisbon. Nov
s0th. to muster.
Ship Trenton. Felster. from London. Nov 22d.
to Hall and Vaughan.
2sd to ocean, Ierega and co.
Blvd ship Australia, Paulson. from Bordeaux.
Dec al, to Muster.
Bark OLAF GLASS. Nepost from London Doc sd.
to bhultz and co..
Brit ship Rofpania, Mcintyre, 40 days from Lon
don In ballast TO J A Bryson and GO.
Brit bark Sarah M Smith, Sprague. from Bar
row. Dec TO- to master.
Aust bark Ungau Serco, 35 days from Ornn. to
master.
Brit bark Olive Mount. Jordan. from Liverpool.
Dec 1. to master.
BELOW WAITING ORDERS.
Nor bark Galatea, Steinsen. A days from Ant
worp to master.
Hwd bark ROSA. Andersen. 20 days I'm Gibraltar.
In ballast. to master.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-27
ARKANSAS RIVER.

REGULAR ARKANSAS RIVER PACKET.
Lsavos op pH sAATry JiJ1 X, gaa ~ IT
L@k3b2VH.bT Dardanelle. Little Rock. Pine BLUM
aaSDand MI Wny landings-Tbe nne
anu last passenger stqamer
ClarksviI1e,
yno. y. Jones. master.
will leave MS nIove. For freight or passage
npply ON board or ~
ja2c No. m,it'1,lss q
N. B-I,atos lcss thnn by any other y6,ife.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-27
ARRIVALS AT THE OLD BASIN.

JORDAN HIvER-Psr schr Concordla- 30. 900
n lumber order.
BAYOU LACOMBE+@--Par schr CamilIe---3o
cords wood MISTER
BAYOU LACOMBF- For sehr Modssto--~-25O
bbs sand order.
MANDEvIILE-Tsr sehr Mandeville-Do bbls
charcoal master.
BAYOU LACOMBT-Per schr Josephine No
90 cords wood mayter.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-27
EXPOIiT'S

NEW YORK-Per steamship Now Orleans es7
balos cotton Gel hhds sugar 72i bbls Doasses t252
blls rice 857 dry hides $50 bbls hides lsG bales
moss . hbds tobacco - pkgs mdse.
CEDAR KEYS. TAMPA AND MANATEE-277
bbls flour bbls oil bbls sugar q bills pork q
btls whisky csk bacon csk meat 9 bales hay
653 SKIS corn 81 SKIS oats 40 SKIS coffee SKIS s, 2lB
pkgs sundries.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-27
BAYOU SARA.

M. FOR BAYOU SARA. WATERLOO.
hs'"ffs soa r9i H ana %ay f sn9
lng5 Tho United States mail scmi.weekly
On place of ". 8. Tiks'j T. = Brown. master.
Leaves every MONDAY and FRIDAY, ut y.
nj f2 pr Eay99q sSaF35
d23 sys NC GOUDIN IN MaQnzina
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-27
MARINE NEWS.
N. o. DEMOCRAT OFFICE. Jan. II. 1876
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Stonmhip New Orleans. Dearborn, Tor New
YORK A MouItop
Schr q " Dill. Walker. for Cedar Koys. Tampa
and Mnnntre- Master
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-27
MEMPHIS AND BENDS

REGULAR MEMPHIS AND BENDS PACKET
fr-.e For MEMPHtH. HFiTgh
.ssssf Mouth Il Wlhitg River. fhiSeeaI
and the Bends-The new and n og m1qNS,nss
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-27
GRAND EaDRE.

Leaves EVERY a. DAY.m5nm
s6rw~ For G. A. HiOl}E MONT
= s.assiAl gomery, ludia. norman
- 's~ Wares. = md nll way Igud.
iings intalnediate on q Mississippi and Rfsl
KiversA- The steamer ''sA
Now bar Able,
Il. Sinnott, master. Gr' 4. Hamilton. tlsye
For freight or passage nppy on board. on 10
ADAMS n WORK.
deto I'm M. 9 Commercial plma
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-27
Mary He'll.

\, Z. Hicks naster,, Al. tirlsson olerk.
r. al way hud plantation business. Tbr0nph
bills of ladng signed to all points on Cledt rali
rogtls. BkOCkETT d CARTER. Agents.
NV ~ lgnzipn strntd
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-27
AnRfYEI,.

Steamship Texas. Laurenssn, from Liverpool,
al inst, via CDrrnna and Havana. to Silas
Weeks 6co-Jarkson st, 4tll dis.
Steamship Tappahannoek. Fendeton, from
Havana, via Florida Ports. TO ] Roberts
Hce--ty list dis.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-27
MEMORANDA.
by Telegraph,l

To Moultog. Agt,
/ The steamship KGickerbockcr. Capt Kemblo
| arrived at 10 this morning
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-27
Leaves on Friday, Jan, A. at sn.m
N.- For hietn pills. IIeIeaa, Mouth nj


, K10 a.. n
LGa&.lET White River, Chicd, Grnepyillo
Vioksbnrg aud the B6pds--J'be sulan,'
did passenger steainer ''e"
y. ". MAUDE,
III, n L. :. Wost' mnstef, ia. Outlay. clerk
70 al way AMI plantation business Shjpfers
may rely on the Maude remaining In tbe trmie
tp w entife senson. Through bills II lading 10
NIL points on the OnhshitiL and Pine Finn fail
road from Chicpt City. and 10 nll points On White
river as high as Jackgonport. For freight Or
passage apply on hoard OF 10
BEOCKETT y GARTER. Agents,
Ja2i I'm 81 Mat,ezlne stront n
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-27
OPELOUsAS.


INDEPENDENT ,opLLgULAS WEEALY
PACKET.
Leaves THURSDAY, Jan. q, ut 8 .. nj
FOR WASHINGTON. PORT
kGfRkS,Sssfk Barry, ChurehYlIe Bayou Des
=. Glazes, Aphafaistyat. Slmmsp0rt.
pig Bend Landing. Old River, ard MI interno-
diate points-Jhe .Eht.draft passenger steamer
=. Prob@t raasster j. y. Schmidt clerk
For froLgRt or passage apply on bonfd. orto
- HITE j. CAltIJN, Tcf0a ptoItlas a.
Fhgongh bills ladtng to Bayous Des GlJ zes
and Beof. dIo i'm
Leaves EVERY WEDNESDAY, ut 6u ~.
- FOR WARRINGTON. OpEI/DU8AS,
LsA|A&tt Port Barre. bimmsport, CIV. rchyille
-, n! Sand n, landings on the Coast. Atcha-
falaya Eiver md Bayou Courtlbleau- Tho
C, G. Pickett. master A. Menier sr.. clerk
Win leave ~ above. XII freight and rassengers
Tor bayou DIES Glailes D be landed ut simrnsr.0rs
2r Big Bend Landing. md for Bayou Bout at
Washington. For freight or Iassage Apply On
board or To LORD bCPEAKE, Agents.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-27

Go tonight to st. Patrick's Hall and
hear about the New Orleans Pacific
Railway.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-27

OFFICE N. y. DEMOCRAT. |
Wednesday Evening. Jan. 70, 1870. J
NEW ORLEANS CLEANING HOUSE,
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-27


Tho undersigned. in assuming charge Of tho
River Department Of tho DAILY DEMOCRAT. re-
suectfully socits from his steamboat friends n
continuance Of tho patronage SO literally ex-
teliod during his connection with the New Or
leans Crescent aud Bulletin.
GEO j. DUNCAN
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-27
UPPER COAST

NEW ORR EASS, COAST, BATON Rouge AND
LOBDELIlS STORE PACKET: 80
Leaves every MONDAY. All y. M, and FRIDAY
at 10 a.
~ - The PASSENGER steamer
b. L. Hodge,
J. r. McEtaog, master, w Gresaihouse. IT. clerk,
MssrniDg every SUNDAY AID WEDNESDAY
EVENINGS. For freight or passage apply on
nlAI4 or to f. o. MELAk.TON. ~ Cont st.
Ja16 u
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-27
RAYOU DIES GLAIzEs.

FOR BAYOU DES GI.AJZES
~ - FOkEVERGBEEN, COTTON PORT.
L61ae4T Junction. Deoreasyde. Big Bend.
ssmmspbrt and VI. Intermediate land"
ings-The ighi-draught passenger steamer
Gary Own,
b. NJ. Dufour. fn;ster, A. +. TrOusdac. clerk,
VIII leave as ..2Oye. For freight or passage aD-
jazz ii BiJTTON h EpPBEE. Agents
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-27
STEAMBOATS,

Maria Louise, Brinker, from Shreveport.
Fontenolle. brennan, from Fort Smith.
~ Mary. Probst. from Washington.
Thompson Dean, Millor. from Memphis.
JF Frazer Canton. iron, Lower Coast
w j Behan. Wilkinson. from Minden.
Oriole, Carrick. from Lower Coast.
Goo Hpangler. o. Pry. from Lower Const.
Iice Farmer, Dragon. from Lower Coast
Josephine. Ooz1aus. from Union Plantation
Mary Houston. Miller. from Cincinnati.
1,usfrou Inlup from Lind (trova
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-27

Monday and 1900 on Saturday. The
falling Off In the inoW,nent to-day
was attributed in part 10 the better qlal
tiles being offered spatingly. and hold
at prices above the limits Of pending
orders. The dispatches were encourng
ing. Liverpool icing reported steady ut
previous rates, with snles Of 400 bales,
and arrivals also steady, and New YORK
steady during the morning. but closed
MT mn advance Of &c IN spots. ana TIC U
a. In futures Sterling exchange. how
over, ruled 40 per cent lower, Twsn-
ty-six brokerage houses participated In
the days business.
The Exchange makes the amount on
shipboard not cleared before to.dhy's
exportsj 156.OG5 bales, embracing 76,o6l
for Liverpool, $3.50 for Havre, j5,85B for
the North Sea. DG4s for Bremen, 1883 for
Spain, 2Gl1 for tho Mediterranean. ind
3554 for coastwise ports, leaving In
presses agreeably to its account ut
liz m. 17v, i61 bales. II we. deduct from
this tho amount sold. but not yet
delivered, the balance will BIO about
i41 900 bales to represent the quantity
unsold u large part OF Which Is with
held from tho market, In transit or not
yet sampled. go
The Exchange reports "Sales $500
bales market firm" It's quotations Tor
middling and good middling ore raised
lie.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-09-20
ALI, SOR rs.

The average height of the American
white man is 81 81 inches.
A San Francisco man died OF heart dis
ease at the wedding OF his dsug N.er.
The immortal j. N. has escspei from the
lupatic asylum and Is devastating North
ern Indiana ones more. :
Bulwer wrote: What men want Ia not
talent, it is purpose; in other words, not
the power 20 achieve but the will to lsoor.
In Texas they hang horse thieves, but in
slludipg to the subject, they gently put
it: Equine extrsctors suspended 70 the
forest"
1t Is a recognized iecs In physiology THAT
the longer a child is in getting its foil
growth the longer it will live. "Early
ripe early rot" is almost a proverb.
Beware OF biting issts; the more truth
they carry with them the greater wounds
they give, the greateEsmsrts they cause,
snd the greater they leave beh nd them
Lsvater.
81 don't think, y says old Mrs. PIawn,
shat bookkeeping is very sedative en-
ployment. They must get," she ADDED
thoughNully, $50 much exercise running
up tnecolamus."
Politeness is good thing. One evening
lately foreign looking gen tlemau bowed
TO the passengers on Jersey City ferry
toat and said, $4,000 evening ventlemen. 80
then stepped overheard and was dro " ned.
A fish dinner Is shortly to be gwen by a
New York gentleman interested in fi-h
food. Bread made OF fish meal, the pro-
duet OF S~ede /, pickltd sharks 6ps FIR, m
Cnines aod h-n pref ara ION ffom japan,
will be among the delicacies.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-09-20

To the Editor of the Sentinel.

To the Editor of the Sentinel.
Sr:-Some untruthiul and malicious
persons, for thu purpose of stealing votes
from John j. Cooper, Democratic csndi-
date for sheriff of this county, and secur-
ing them for PRESLEY. are circulating the
false report among NY enemies that Mar.
Cooper hiss agreed, in case he is elected, to
make me bis first deputy. This is only q
Repubii an lie goren up to irjure the
Democratic party. have been promise
no position by any candidate and want NJ
appointment. When 1 want an office will
run for it before the people and get Il, as
nave often done before, In spite of R-puh
licau lies. X BERT BENNINGTON.
INDIANAPOLIS, S p is, 1876.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-09-20
HENDRICKS KENFLAND.
A MONSTER MASS MEET1NG.

A MONSTER MASS MEETING.
THE PEOPLE TURN OUT EN MAssE TO lear
THE NFxT VICE PREsIDRNT-A SPLENDID
SPEECH.
Especial to the Sentinel
KENTLAND. Newton co., Sept. Is, 1876 -
The reception of Governor Hendricks bv
the Democracy of Kentlsnd and surround
ing country to-day was Ia all regards mag
n1dcent. fhe attendance W s simply i'm
mense No less than 5000 people assem-
hted. to Rear IodieBa's fsvor1Je son discuss
the great issues o. the campaign. They
came from all directions, men and women,
young and old, evidenciDg deep earnest
ness and profound soliciIude. This portion
of the state is thoroughly aroused and
Democrats were never mOTe alive to the
importance of thorough organ
jzaSion, untiring vigilance, hard
work, aDd an aggre sIve policy.
The arrangements for he meeting mad
besn well Planned and The programme was
carried ont TO the letter. The speech OF
Gov. Hendricks was one OF his best eff )rts.
aud carried conviction to the minds of ali
VINO heard him. Newton county has
hibherto been Rspu blicsn, but the re- are
cheering iDdlcstiOLs, that In this regard,
1t viii change front In October. Met who
have hitherto been steunch Republicans
~ . ocCtofihs iOI LOT
Tilden and Hendricks and rsfOrm-others
are waTeripg-witn a cobtinustion of Re-
pRblican. Euie, they see q continuation OF
business prostrstlon, of hard times and
high taxes. AID they are resolving to
TRY zHE -CKANCEs OF CHANGE
OF rulers md. change OF policy. Tx
Senator Pratt spoke here Yesterday to a
small crowd, posss bly, two hundred people
but the bloody shirt no longer ELECTS en-
thusissm or applause, while the powerful
logic OF Governor Ken bricks, pointing out
the way TO treace and prosperity, meets
with uBiversal approval. Norwithstsnd-
Ing the roads are in a bad condition, hun
dreds remained after&be clo~e OF G ssvernor
Hendricks speech to listen to the ell Quent
Joseph w. Nlch0l OF yeu' city who made a
telling speech during the evening 10 q
large audience. The night meeting was
all that could be desired in numbers
and enthusiasm. The torchli9ht process
SION was fully q half mile long, and gave
eslst to the occasion. The Rsds are max.
ing tremendous eff1rte, ara lavish In the
expenditure of money aud are emitting
nothing tnst is calculated to give them
success But evidences accumulate every
day t1at they are losing ground Morton
Is performing herculssn work, is lying
herd--<but the edict has gone forth-aDd
the bloody shirt policy and party will dis
sppesr together. the DEM era g of New
ton cou u y send greetings 10 their breth-
rem throughout the state, with assurances
that they W n give q good account OF
themselves ~ O~'~hs.- enc ~ ,vsmbsr.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-09-20
CENTAUR
LINN EN- rs.
I he Quickest. Surest and
Cheapest Rem ecies.

Physicians recommend and Farriers declare
that no such remed e. have ever before been
In use. Words are cheap. but the proprIetors
OF these articles will present trial bottles TO
medical men, gratis, as a guarantee of what
they say.
The Centaur Imminent, White Wrapper,
will cure Roeuu abism. Neuralgia Lumbago,
Scia lea, aked Breasts, SIRE Nipples. Frosted
Feet, Chilblains. SwelIiDgs, Spralns, and any
ordinary Flesh, Bone or Muscle silment.
We make NO pretense that this article will
cure Can ceI, restore lost bones. or give health
TO a whisky-Soas ed carcass. But IL will al
ways reduce Inflammation and allay pain.
will extract the poison of b te- and stings,
and heal burns or scalds without a scar. Palsy,
WeaK BACK, Caked Breasts, Earache, Tooth
ache, Itch and Cutaneous Eruptions readily
yield TO It's treatment.
Henry Black o. Ada, Hardin county, Ohio,
says: my Gife has had rneumasism or five
yeaIs-no rest, no sles p, could scarcely walk
across the floor. -h- l. now com pletely cured
by the use of Centaur LinimeRf. We all feel
thankful to you, ana recon naIc your won
derful medicine 10 al Is friends"
James Rurd OF Zanea9be, O., says: "Tne
centaur Lipiment cuieS1hy Neuralgia"
Alfred Tush OF NeEa6 wri es: send me
one dozen bottles BY EXPIRE g. The sLiniment
has saved my leg. want TO distribute IL, etc.
The sale Of this Imminent is increasing rap
idly.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-09-20
THE YELLOW CENTAUR IMMINENT
is for the tough skin, flesh AND muscles OF

HORSES, MULES AND ANIMALS.
We have never yet seen case Of SPAWN,
Sweeny Ring-bone, Wind gall, Scratches or
Poll-Ev which this Llniment would not
spec lily benefit, and we never saw but few
cases which it would not cure. II will cure
when any thing can. IL is folly 10 spend so
for farrie- when one dollars worth If Gen.
taur Liniment will do better. he following
is a sample of the testimo produced:
w. p. Hopkins, Postmaster, PiquR. o., says:
"CeDtaur Liniment caat be beat. IL cures
every time"
YELvERToN, o. March 2, 1914
The Ceutaur Lin1ments are the best selling
medicines we ever had. Ghe demand is very
great +, T it, and We can not afforr 20 b. with
out IL. p. H. HISE1 q son
JEFFERSON, Mo-, Nov. 10, 1873.
Some time sg / wa, shipping horses to st.
Louis. got one badly crippled In the car.
, Min great difficulty got HIM to the stable.
The stable-keeper gave me a bottle of your
Centaur Imminent, which L used with such
success thai IA two days the hors WAS active
and nearly well. have been veterinary sur
geon or thirty years, but your Ii iment beats
anything ever used. A. J. M'CARTY,
Veterinary surgeon
For postage stamp We will mail Centaur
Almanac, containing hundreds OF certificates
from every state in The Union. The e Lini-
ments are now sold by all dealers in the coun-
try. Laboratory OF j. b ROSE Co,
4o ley street. Ne York.