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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-11-20
TAX NOTICE..
OFFICE County AUDITOR,
WINNsDoRo, S. c., Nov. 1G, 1877.

OIl'c, nCfCDy puDllSn tho llSt OF
delinquent lands Of Fairfield county
for the fiscal ye'tr 1876.
John English, township no. l,
$50 acres.
Robert S. jenkins, township mol,
1G0 acres.
JAS. A. McKcown, township no. 1,
15O acres.
Richard O'Ncale, township no. 1,
Edward j. Means, township no. 1,
353 acres.
Jim Sims, township no 1, 200
acres.
Bart Sims, township no. l, 100
acres.
Peter Sims, township no. 1, $50
acres
Jacob A Caldwell, township no. 2,
$40 acres.
Caldwell & Co., township no. 2,
2 lots and 2 buildings.
Nancy Dove, township no. 2,
Isl acres
Anderson Mayo, township no. 2,
200 acres.
Nancy Pink, township no. 2, 150
acres.
Luke Sawyer, township no. 2, 22O
acres and 1 building.
Mrs AMMO Wages, township no. 2,
! SO acres.
Mars .rct Austin, township no. 3,
10 ncrcs.
Nelson Dixon, township no. 3,
200 acres
ESTATE I, n Lewis, township no. 3,
| lGO acres.
George " Melton, township no.
3, 2 acres and building.
JOHN G. Mackorell, township no.
3, ia acrcs,2 buildings and 1 lot.
JAS u Mccullough, township no.
3, 1SS acres.
Estate Margarott Mccullough,
township no. 3, 325 acres.
Daniel Mccullough, township no.
3, lOG5 acres
Estate NJ NJ Wylio, township no.
3, t3l acres
Cynthia r Sexton, township no. 3,
200 acres.
Mrs Elizabeth Cathcart. township
no. K, 2 lots and building.
Joel Copcs, township no. 4, 2lO
acres and l building.
John A Fruscr, township no. i,
l lot.
David Coins, township no. 4, lot
and l building.
James B Harper. township no. 1,
$50 acres and l building.
Isaac Jones, township no. (, l lot
and building.
Horny Jacob, township no. 4,
h lots and 6 buildings.
Elizabeth II Martin, township no.
4, l lot and 1 building
John 6 NIackorell, township no.
4, lot.
Harriet e Rowe, township no. 4,
1 lot.
Mrs e Il R,bb, township no. 4,
1 lot and building.
Mrs Eunicc a. Bacot. township
no. 4, l lot and ! building.
Estate Margaret crawford, towr-
ship no. 4, 70 acres.
Handy Frazer, township no. 4,
l lot and building.
Henry Golding, township no. I,
l lot and building.
Erhraim Hunly, township no. 4,
l lot and l building.
Bill Woodward. township no. 4,
l lot IN l building.
John G Squier, township no. 1,
l lot and l building.
Sarah NJ Boulwarc, township no.
5, Is acres.
Emanuel Banks, township no. S,
50 acres.
Anthony Cunningham, township
no. S, 3S acres.
Tl;zateth P Cason, township no.
5, 4S acres.
Frank Graves, township no. S, 80
acres.
London Graves, township no. s,
12o acres.
Carolina Graves, township no. s,
100 acres.
Nathan Harrison, township no. S,
II acres.
Estate Robert Lewis, township
no. S, 17O1 acres.
George w Melton, township no.
S, 400 acres.
James j Posy, township no. s,
SIS acres.
Pharris Walker, township no S,
86 acres.
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l4J acres.
A B Kennedy, township no. 6,
100 acres.
Mrs r G Lamar, to wnship no. 6,
915 acres.
Mary Z Nelson, township no. 6,
$50 acros and l building.
John J Nelson, township no. 6,
100 acres.
Vcsty Reynolds, township no. 6,
21 acres.
Alice P Rains, township no. 6,
201 acres.
Sancho Ruff, township no. 6, 20
acres.
Mrs N A Stewart, township no. 6,
80 acres.
Samuel Simms, township no. 6, 72
acres.
Estate D d Watts, townsl il no.
6, $50 acres and 1 building.
james II Watts, township no. 6,
CT acres and l building.
Robecca Wilson, township no, G,
3S2 acres.
Edward Boulware, township no.
7, 24 acres.
Estate Sanders Ford, township
no. 7, 495 acres.
Sandy 0 Ford, township no. 7,
1856 acres.
Estate Annie Walling, township
no. 7, rs acres.
Elizabeth Walling, township no.
7, l4O acres.
iattio A Coleman, township no. 8,
32T acres and 1 building.
Davis a Coleman, township no. 8,
254 acres.
james w Coleman, township no.
s, 293 acres
EusSucin c Chappell, township no.
s, "a acres and l building.
Estate Louis Perry, township no.
7, 1927 ncrcs.
Joseph D Aiken, Trustee, town
ship no S, $40 acres.
Mrs Essic II Durham, township no.
8, 252 acres.
Estate S ,ndcrs S Hogan, township
no. 8, $50 acres.
Susan Johnson, township no. 8,
IT'S acres.
Bris:cr Kinslcr, township no S,
80 aclcs.
Warren r Marshall, township no.
8, 2 acres and 3 buildings.
'lhos M Nicely, township no. 8,
rs acres.
Jno B Nccly, township no. s,
81 acres.
Al Richbourg, township no. s,
174 acres.
Estate Thos Richardson, town.
ship no. s, 302 acres.
Jno X Smith, township no. 8,
ITO acres.
Helen A Smith, township no. s,
SO acres.
N j Taylor, township no. 8, 1A5
acres
Jno Taylor, for children, town
ship no. S, 200 acres.
Estate j p Thomas, township no.
8, 1000 acres and 1 building.
Estate Mary Vaughn, township
no. s, 2S7 acres
W G Ycngue, township no. 8, 1
acre and 1 building,
Mrs Susan Hood, township no.
8, 11G acres,
W X Stanley & Co., township no.
8, l lot and building.
Jacob Boolsman, township no. 8,
700 acres and 4 buildings.
Copeland & Bearden, township
no. 8, 2O4 acres.
Jane Gill, township no. 8, 80
acres.
Est Jno. Richardson, township
no. 8, ITS acres.
Annie r. Simmons, township no.
9, SO acres and l Building.
Cornelia A Wood, township no. 8,
$50 acres and 1 building.
Mrs. Il X Anderson, towns hip
no. 10, 1895 acres and S buildings.
Wm A Cook, township no. 10,
212 acres.
Jno H Davis, township 10, $50
acres and 2 buildings.
J'e. p Fcnley, township no. 10,
$50 acres.
j B Gibson, township no. 10, rs
acres.
Jno T Garick, township no. 10,
442 acres.
Mrs Ellen Harris, township no.
10, 45 acres.
Mrs Jemima Scott, township no.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-11-20


The thousands who came to Cam.
den on Friday to SEQ Turnngo hung
were greatly disappointed whom
they heard that tho unfortunate man
had been granted Il respite. Some
thought it was outrageous for the
governor to fool them 50. How do
prGvcd is human nature
An affrny took place at Ninoty-Six,
on the 10th inst, between Mcssrs.
George II. Hill and K. M White, Jr.,
during which the latter WIS shot
twice, and, it is Thought, mort,lly
woundcd--,ono Of the balls entering
tho abdomen, and tho other tho
right shoulder. Whito was unarmcd.
Hill has left tho State.
A number Of gentlemen from oil
parts Of South Carolina mot ut tho
Office Of the Secretary Of State in
Columbia on the 18th, and organs
lied thcSouth Carolina State
horticultural Society. Aftor
adopting constitution and
bylaws, tho following officers
were elected for the ensuing year
President, Col. II. NJ. Sims, Of Go
lumbia vicc-prcsidcnts, B. ID. Town I.
send, of Society Hill, II. l.. Roche,
of Charleston. William Summer, Of
Pomnria, Col. A. y. Butler, of Aiken,
and Dr. a. p. Wylic, OF Chester !;
secretary, DR.. y. Moses, Of Charles,
ton treasurer, W. y. Clark, of
Columbia.
The Camden Jourhm says Old
Potor Pcay, who drove Lafayette
when he passed through Camden III
1925, was in town on Saturday.
Tho old man was formerly tho slavo
of Col. Nicholas Pcay, of Fairfield,
of whom he speaks with tho groatcst
reverence. Ito lives now upon his
own land-bought and paid for
just across tho line, in Richland
county, and il doing well, despite
tho fact that his wife, Dorcas, who
is II few years older than himself,
has been totally blind for tho last
ten or twelve years. but he gays
"thc old lady is prcttier, and he
loves her bottor than when they
we're first married, moro than fifty
yoars ago" Old Peters Judgment"
prompted him to vote for Chamber
lain last year, bnt he is now m en-
thusiastic Hampton man.
a mule struck tho other day on
an Erie towpath. They have found
cap and one suspcnder button
that belonged to tho driver.
~ little boy went to his father
crying the othcr day, and told him
that ho had kicked Il bee that had a
splinter in his tail.
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It is not the dollars Of their
dndcics that our young men sigh
for. but tho dollars of somebody
clse's daddy and the daughter in
cidcntally.
Song @, tho balor-"I knead
thee every hour" The first noto Of
the song is Dough.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-11-20

Song a tho bakor-"I kucad
thee every hour" The first noto Of
the song is Dough.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-11-20

We aro compelled to curtail our
editorial matter on account Of tho
press on our columns.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-11-20
Columbia Business Cards.

| EADQuARTERS for cheapest Gro
l--L ccrics and Hardware in Columbia.
to he found at the old reliable house Of
LOR1CK Il LOWRANCE.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-11-20

H1N'S Portraits. Photographs. stcre-
- oscopes, &c. All old pictures
copied Art Gallery Building. 12il Main
street Columbia, 5: Visitors are
cordially invited to call and examine
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-11-20

It is not the dollars Of their
dnddics that our young men sigh
for. but tho dollars of somebody
clse's daddy and the daughter in
cidontally.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-11-20

THARLES ELIAS, formerly of Cam den,
- has moved to Columbia, an opened
large stock, of Dry Goods and Notions,
Boots, Shoes. Trunks and Valisos. Salts
fnction gliArnntccd.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-11-20

lERCKS d DAVIS. importers and
- dealers in Watches, Clocks .Jowcirw
Silver and Plated Ware, House Frrn;sh. |.
tiEG6ods, DC. N B.-iWatohes and iev.
elfy repaired. Columbia, 8 c, oct DIV
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-11-20

ECkLlNG'S GALLERY-O Opposite
-IO the Wheeler House. Portraits.
photographs, AmLrotypes and Ferrotypes
finished in the latest style Of the art.
Old pictures copied md enlarged to any
size. ". A. RECKLING, Proprietor.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-11-20

~ little boy went to his father
crying the Other day, and told him
that ho had kicked bee that had a
splinter in his tail
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-11-20

A mule struck tho other day on
an Erie towpath. They have found
a cap and one suspcnder button
that belonged to tho driver.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-02
LICENSE APPLICATIONS.

NOTICE.. Il, David MeCu lin, do
hereby give notice ths; shall spply 10 the
Judges OF the Court of General Sessions OF
the Peace and jail Delivery Of the State OF
Delaware. in sp,, for the County OF New
Cas'!e. on MolSiay. the .,h day o. May
aexr. tsing tie frs. day of the May Term.
4. d.. 1877. .or = License 10 keep store
s,the y Z. cor. Fifth ard Walnut streets, in
Fourth Ward of the city Of Wilmington,
to sell io,oxica':ng l!9uars 10 10, less quan-
titles than ore half gallon, Lot 10 be dunk
ou the premises, sni the following rssFscis-
tie c:tizers recommend this said application
10 xiV:
I.hn Me~lafra-ty. Mich el CoitiDgham
Tros Sicse-on, Feter McAls,r,
Mamm=le. lex ] Hart,
Wn ] Kiley, Anton Gross,
Jonn Fehr. nhanh, ]. hn Hanson.
Wm ksrT.Jr. Frei'k schmidt,
Francs II Jacluot, Euxh Eagsn,
Thas z. Kelly. Thos taton.
Ssrrari Bonner, c Si-ssics.
his VIZ Kari
David x Foter. Henry Z Albert.
mark VIM Baldwin.
Wit, DA McCallin John j kurIZ,
Adam J Myers
.pr25 DAVID McCCLLiN.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-02

opESING t,pe Ming OF SPRING FAsHrox,
OPENING OF SPRING !. SnIOM
OPENING OF sPnING - aashi0M
oFhN1NG OF SPRING FASHION, lVSs
The Morning herald., 1877-05-02

Ls DIES COATS AND pOLMAys
LADIES COATS AND DOLMANs
LADIES' COATS AND pUi MAyS'
l. tDirS COATS AND HOLMAAS'
l. AbiE> iDAiS AND DpLWAsS
l. ~ - Co ATS nOLMANS
LAD!ES COATS AND DyLMANs
LADIES COATS AND DOLM.N;
LADlkS' COATS AND DuLMANS
The Morning herald., 1877-05-02
PRAY FOB HIN.

A clergyman in Florida, refuses to pray
for The President Of the United States
aTerripg that he was not lawfully elected
He was 10; President de jure, and is moi
entitled 10 The orisons Of the church. This
is all wrong on part Of The pastor, Mr.
HAYES is The defac.o P,esiden, oflhe United
Sta'es,a and is administering the government
thereof. and thus far acting fairly and hon
eslIy, AID is Iheref,,e the right !erson to
be prayed for.
l. is wonderful how often clergymen, as
well as laymen, who claim to be
ri.us and learned, act in direct
opposition to the plsiness rules OF common
sense. TIE Republic in the interest Of
peace, have accepted the decision Of the
commission as binding; that the leaders
of the Democracy made the contract for
Tor their parIv,it proved 10 be very unwise
one, bur no matter. i. was a bargain, and
parry is row in honor bound to stand By
Il. 81 it is that Mr.. HAYES is Untitled to ali
the dEipf,;pgs Of grace. from every sane U
ary in the land ORA Pro SoBIs.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-02

was a busy and stormy life tina. clos
Il Yesterday when Parson Brcwnlow died
10 his denomination as & clergyman he
was fierce controversialis-; in the early
part Of tie war. as an edito. he was ran.
corous: in the latter par, OF his life. when
he vas United States Senator, be was
Quie,cr than he had ever been, on account
OF the Ill health under which he suffered.
There was strong stuff in the famous Par
son Brownlow. tine fighting parson.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-02
Spring Fashions

OPENING e,P 3 \ OF SPRING Fashions
OPESINti OF SPRING FASHtUVNSS
OPENlNG OF sERING FASHiOOSSS
opEN!NG OF SPRING FAsHiiUVNNs,
oPENISG OF SPRING FAsHi0NNss
The Morning herald., 1877-05-02

NOTICE~-I.J Joseph Mccain, 10 hereby give
notice that shall app.y TO the Judges 0!
,te cour, OF Geuer.l Sessions of the Peace
and Jail Dvi.ye /, Of The safe OF Delaware. .in
and for the colp,y OF New castle. on N3n-
isy. the 1ih day of May next. icing The frs.
lay of the May Term. A. D. ISL. for /
license TO keep an inn or tavern at i2J W.
From, street. in the Frs ward Of the city
of Wilmington, 20 sell intoxicating liquors in
less quantities than one quart TO be drunk on
the premises. srd the following respectable
citizens recommend this said application 10
wit
william kyne. jacob kienle,
Eugene say yers, John l G!enn.
IA kenneoy. Geo II kiezel.
PniIp & fluDkett, James \ Kelly,
John Plunketi. Matthew Il Ryan,
JAMES Mckenna, VIM Fube't,
leuuel Peeky Vim Dol'ard.
John + Kelly, Geo H era ford,
Jos Lowbe- John Green.
Thos Bennett, Luther " Palmer
Maurice Fegau, Francis Kelly.
Geo II Marple. John Jonss.
Francs l. Kelly, Julius Gunther,
las Mouashau Fred'k Ssaib.
apr2o JUSEPd AcCAlS'
The Morning herald., 1877-05-02

We can hardly credit the report that
Packard is an applicant for the New Or
leans Co.lectorshir, though be has done
many inscriptions things ard made a
grea. deal Of mischief. Even Chamber
lain OF >5u,h Carolina, in like circum.
S:aGcts, refused t. iawn upon tn. hand
tha, had smillen him.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-02
THE HERALD
The Morning herald

Is published every morning, Sundays
excepted. nd delivered in the ciiE o
Wilmington and surrounding places ior SIX
cents per week, psysn.e to ne af.,sIs
Mail subscriptions, postage Zee, iniee
dollars per anpUp.
GEE. O'BYRNE4 Co., PublisheEs,
No. Se Shipley street,
Wilmington. Del.
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WILMINGTON, My 2, 1877;

NorIcE roSCBscRIBE s--Those OF our
subscribers who are indebted to the Morn
ING HERALD, will oblise By an early re-
Ini!tance.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-02

Put corn into every spot it will grow in
1t will all be wanted to exc out the drain
upon our bread stufis, the coming year.
We are sure to have long and bloody
The Morning herald., 1877-05-02

a Considerable Percentage Will
Saved TO Buyers Of all kinds of
The Morning herald., 1877-05-02

EXQUISITE SILKS
EXQTISTTr. Sil.LS
EXQUISITE SILKS
EXQUISITE Sll rs
tNQ Isl + SILKS
tNQUlSIrr SILKS
kXQi'I-ITr slim, A.,
EXQUISlTEslLhs
The Morning herald., 1877-05-02
LOTTERIES.

Fr.Zes amounting 10 $50 tUt
SPEICE IN tURREACY-Whole Tickets, SO:
Halves, 81: Quarters. SO; Fifths. Sg Ten Ii,
.3: rwentiei rs. 81; FDrtieths. 81.
Circulars OF Information furnished FREE
Orders filled Pr!Z=S CaShed, Spsnish
Bank Bills aud GOvernme nts purche sed.
TAYLOR & GO banaers
ii Wall IT.. New YORK
The Morning herald., 1877-05-02

w I1tE -VI NIINktAttI ) UI SSIu UTUFTS III
NJ. A. DACPHIN
P.0. Box G92. New Orleans, La,
Or WILLIAMSON L co Agents.
BIZ Broadway, y. Y.
EXTRAORDINARY SEMl-ANNUAL
DRAWtSG. under the personal superyis
ion o Gen. q T. Btaurey gard. OF La, and
Gen. Jubal 4. Early, of Va Tuesday, June
5ta. Capital P!Ize $1,000 Tickets Sic
only, mh27
The Morning herald., 1877-05-02
4 SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY
n t. WIN 4 FORTUNE
FIFTH CRANE DHAN WING lS--

bN.t.<D DN.1 " ING, It,..
At New Orleans, Tuesday, May lst.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY CUMPA.
NY.
Thls Institution was regularly iIcorpo-
ted By the Legislature OF the Sta c for
Educational aud Charitable purposes in
.>5,, with capital stock OF $1,000 t.
which it has added a reserve fund of$i5U,.
o.. Its Grand Single Number Drawings
will lake place monthly. 1t never scales
or postpones. Look at the following scheme:
CAPITAL PRIZE, $50 90.
iW,p9 TICK ETS AT TWO DOLLARSEAC
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feet stroke, and the Mitehelps tout of the late
Capt. John NJ. Newcombs VIM. Noble snd Crest
Western, built BY Yeatman g. Bhield) "a inches In
diameter, with 8 feet stroke.
LOUISVILLE, Juae 28.--Capt Kouns's new boat
was launched from the ways Ut Barmores ship
yard yesterday afternoon. She will be perfect
gem OF marine architecture, and our friend
Kouns will soon have as good and pretty beat
DC Barmore, Tor any other man" ever built.
ST. LOUIS June 28.-In answer to all queries
on the subject We have TO say that the Ut. Louis
and New Orleans pool lives. Two pool line
steamers and several pool line barges are now
loading, and the Grand Republic was at 9 last
evening presumed to be the boat that will load in
the line after the John r. Tole.
The James Howard left for New Orleans last
night with the heaviest freight trip OF the season.
On leaving Cairo she will be loaded TO her full
capscity, which is over 5000 tons. The Grand
Republic will be the next passenger boat. follow
ing the Jno. r. Tole. The Republic will not
come on berth until after the Fourth.
Ia granting permits to steamboats, Tor excur-
sons il has been decided by the supervising in
spectors that the number of passengers that may
be carried must be determined by the local in
spector, who will be held responsible This was
done from q conviction that, In varying circum-
stances, an arbitrar, rule Of measurement would
be not only unjust but quite frequently unsafe.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-07-01

&co----s7 pkgs butter Sehwabaoher. Prevented e.
pfeifer-363 boxes cheese II ierces hams 8, hwsba-
cher, Frosenfsld Pfeifer1a boxes mdse I Lyons
s do Martinez do e Marquee &co-23 do II &
ssmory--- a do r J Quinlan--l5 do Bocth---1oo
bbls -four Howard q Preston-Total It's bbs -four 900
bxs soap S, bbls oil $50 bexes cheese
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD.
June 3O--15 bags wool N Bailey jr--43 baskets
en- ty bottles Thomas Keating---19 boxes fruit o II
Schenck--i 10 bags wool bd hides Il Fairchild,
Son &oo-5O sacks peas r u Tiusey--3O do order--27
do Miller, Dolhonde &co-27 pkgs tobacco j Irby 4
s n--g bale, mdse W II Letchford &oo-l55 sacks oil
cake A Maginnis sons--lo bales mdse Lehman,
Abraham Geo. bdls do r M 81 b J Montgomery
10 boxes eggs Miller & Meyer---75 empty kegs j
Gottschalk-l0 casks bacon Converse-3o cases
bottle beer Mi Ter q Dielman-22O pkgs beer Valet
SO bbls whisky j Sport car zig iron Leeds Zoo
Il do ID G Mclean & Son--1o5 bbls lime s Jainison-
1866 pcs bulk shout trs Vorster-l567 do G Dol
sen 10 bills rosin Simpson & Tricou-llS pkgs beer
l. BippmaD--54 bags wool Hay & Mehle--1 bale cot.
ton Allen, West &oo---.7 boxes eggs pkgs butter
III Lawrence &co-5 coops poultry Marine & Toca-2
cases mineral water Jno King &co-3 pkgs paper
j A LarOix-2 do Cassenbeeh-3 do Lii enthal-1
pkge mdse keyLaud ST. Dbl wine Z King &co-
sundries to o,dsr-Total bale dotton
MORGANs LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL
ROAD.
June 3o--5 bbls molasses Robert Hare-3 dry hides
Rykoski 4 Manade-2O bales moss Odell q Wright
do hf do Is sacks potatoes L Terrebonne--50 do
10 bbls rice M Walsh---5 sacks rough rice sacks
onions IS bbls potatoes bales moss hf do Bbolet
~ Dbl sugar Cl6pp 81 Oa GG0-Y D8l6S moss HALL 10
II Bernardo bales moss A Bourg-10 aeks rico
SO bbls pDtatoes T. Surle &eo-45 DO + P Sevin-35
bales moss bdl dry hides Beer-50 sacks potatoes
bales moss A N Laine--Tota bbls molasses 10
sacks rice 1913 sacks potatoes
Per steamship Josephine from Indianola---2 bales
cotton Francke Il Danneel--3l bales hides 81 SACKS
wool G A Whitney Noo--77 head beeves Mehle &co
--l57 head sheep P Sarton--Total bales cotton
From Galveston---4i9 bales cotton hhds copper
@ A Whitney &co--56 head cattle Ayc0ok, Mitchell
&co-Total 4lg bales cotton
nUI - a Ng a NJ ~ A n - A II
Jure 30--3s hhds sugar Richard Mliken--sundries
to order
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BY Railroads.
NEW ORLEANS JACKSON AND NORTHERN
RAILROAD.

NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON AND NORTHERN
RAILROAD.
June 3O-4 bales cotton Meyer, Weis &co-4 Alcus,
Scherck g. Autey-2 Allen Nugent &eo-t Richard.
son & May Jno Phelps &co-Total IL bales cotton
40 hhds tobacco bx samples Beadles Wood &eo.
Is do Gunther & Stevens0n--l0 do k1rkpatr1ck d
Keith2 Hernsheim & Bro G Snydes--o do
Mayer Bros-Total IA hhds tobacco
3 boxes eggs Randolph g. Dunnica--24 oil barrels
Louisiana Oil Co.'S pkge mdse Mather-3OO boxes
soap Lochte g. Cordt s-25 bales mdse Lehman. Abra
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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-07-01
POINT CLEAR.
THE SEASON NED.

The citizens Of New Orleans and vicinage will
be glad to learn that the superb new Hotel at
POINT CLEAR was opened for the season on
the 18th inst, and is now prepared for the re-
ception and entertainment of guests.
POINT CLEAR
combines more advantages, both for the seekers
after health and pleasure than any other water
within stones throw of the Gulf Of Mexico, it
boasts surf bathing. pure health giving salt
air the finest fish in the world, fine boating and
driving, billiard saloons and ten-pin alleys.
The Hotel was built last year. and has, with
its surroundings. been so improved as to make
beds and furniture are entirely new. and the
cuisine is especially excellent: There, is COM
munication with Mobile twice daily, and parties
leaving New Orleans in the morning arrive at
the Hotel to dinner. The charges are moderate
and special terms made for families.
For particulars address
Fl. G. BALDWIN.
my17 I'm Proprietor.