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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-02-15
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ON Strictly Legitimate
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Publishes All the News at the EarII-
est Dates, and in the Most In
.ks - steiiigibIe Form.
And Comments Upon 1t According
to the Truth in the Interest
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Without Regard to Party Favor, and
with the; Constant Purpose OF
Rendering Service tc the Peo-
pie atlarge, and Sharing
the Profit that Comes
Through the Cener-
--.--.s->' al Welfare.

We have not only professed independence
of nolifical :, ,oro,,anizat;ons brt ,ra have acted
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-02-15

K%e,HoW asTHE tender gizzards. OF the
Democracy are tuai6led about over the
perverseneses oftbe High Joint Com,
mission in refusing To prostitute jtself
to the base purposessof the Democratic
party. After bosslfng Of having bull-
aozsd public opinion tiIf the Republi
cans, ina spirit of rare .rnagnanimity.
consented to the constitution of the
Commission, when they. believed
Hayes fairly elected, for. the sake .of
peace and security; and that too in the
face of the fiercest appeals ofthe Deni-
ocfatic press sf0r. the Comfnission, and
yet, the ink is not dry on the first pa
Ier Of this Com missions work till q
+ howl is set up in the bull dozer,sc camp
against 4he creature Of their own
: hands,; making-andss: :: all manner OF
vile epithets and villainous abuse. is
heaped upon the Co'nInissien because
it stoops not to eonspire with tho bull
dozers in their nefatioils schemes. The
special complaint is, there areseight
!. men of the Commission of Indepen.
dent and Republican inelinatieps, who
h honestly think and beiieve for them
selves, in that Florida voted: for Hayes,
and seawandetf'the SO vote; instead cf vi:
olxting their honest convictions and
the solemnity of their oaths, and cast
the vote for Tilden. Oh, We virtuous
gang! If you wished for an example
of fairness and disinterestedness, why
didn't your own side rise above the
] filthy gully of their base partisanship-
plant their feet for once on the solid
rock bed of eternal truth and justice,
and vote once-only once-for an
honest verdict? Bat no, while you
yet run in the grovelling rut of big
o'ed prejudice to promote Sam Til
.'en's nefarious schemes, never. once
shuying yourselves Else. but willing,
pIizbletoo!s of sam Tildeu, ever ready
TODD his dirty work-your party pa
pers affect lafgeainolnt of virtuous
Indignation that eight honest and ca.
pablesmen vote f..r the right, as they
understand it, rather than prostitute
themselves TO Tllden's vile plans. Put
u0 your evidence of honest and impair
l3tis Justice, or shat. up your, wolverine
howfibgs al the Commission fer mc-
Il ont, by its verdict, efacf justice.
.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-02-15
LIVER.COMPLAINT.

Thai dreadful disease. from which so many
persons suffer. is freqneafy Ine cause of
Headache, Indigestion and Dys-
= pepsia,
is speedily relieved, and are often Termanent-
BY cared by
& SarsaparilIa Pills.
Fevers are HftsTh prevented by. the use of these
Sarsaparilia Pills as they carry OF. through
fhe blood the I'm puIjtPs from which they
arise. For Costveness tnere j. nSRing ef-
fectual as SwayDe's / ar and SarSd partlla Pills.
They are purely vegetable, and act specially
on The Liver as. Blue Mass CilO.ueI, without
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Philadelphia. No charge for advice. Senfby
mail on receipt of price Eriea ) cents box:
i've boxes Tor 81 ASS yo1r dsuzgist for Them.
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SKEF DISEASES.

Swayne's AIl-Henling Ointment is also .
specihcSfors letter. itch. salt kheum, Scald
HEAD, Erysipeias a.. Rarber's Itch, BloIches. all
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safe ana harmless even On the most tender
infant. Price, 81 cents Sent by mail to any
address on the receipt OF prict.
Address orders to D (. SWAYNE & SON, go
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sWAYME's OINTMENT.
HOME TESTIMONY.

was sorely afflicted with one of The mosf
distressing OF ali diseases. ETyTifis or RI1iJoor
more commonly known Itching Piles. The
Itching at Times was almost intOlerable, in
creased by scratching. and not unfrequend'
beceihe quite SO e. L bought "A box of -Swyne's
Of ntue emf; as use gave quick relief and in .
short time perfect cure. 1 can now sleep un-
disturbed, and would advise all who are Suf-
feripg Wiz tQis distressing complaint 20 pro-
cure sSvayue,s Ointment AT once. had rfed
prescriptions almost Innumeraole, without
finding any permanent reii=i.
p JOSEPH W CHRIST,
= tFrm uf Roe del q Christi
= Boot & Shoe HcEse, 3l4 y. second st, Phila.
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Marx. These; Facts.
of the Whole World.
HOEEOWAY'S.PII. |

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= I had no appetite; Holloway. Pills cavern
Your Pills are marvellous.
! send for another box, and keep them In
:. DE, Holloway has ruredsny headache -tha,
:'Igave one of your Piiisto my babe for cho,-
era % motous. The dear iNtle thing got well III
My nausea of a morning is now cured
Your box Of Holl9way's Ointment cured me
Iofnolses in the head.f L rubbed some of your
HApiment brhindthe ears. and ihe noise has
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the medicine 70 me Is worth dollar,
:, Ley ne 9eyssnss & boxes Of your Pills by re-
have cver200 Fsucn testimonials rs these,
bat wantofspace compels me 10 conclude. !
:, For Gsf Disorders.
aahd all eruptious OF the skin this Ointment is
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GI1he. but penetrates with tie most searchiu z
effects To The very root of The evil
: ~ HolloWay:s Pills
r 21nvariable cure the following diseases:
Disorder Of the Kidnevs :
eT They secrete too; much or too lille water or
wheeiler ttfey be afflicted wi tn stone or grave
or WIZ th ashes amt pains seSedin the loins
-
shpu'd be taken :. according 70 lhe prtnsed di-
rt"tions, asd the ointment should be wen
rnboed INTO ths small ofthe back at bedtime.
This treatment will give almost Immediate
relief when all other means have Jailed.
For Stomachs Outof Order.
No medicine will so effectually i'm prove the
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all acidfty occasioned either by iatemperanee'
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) HoEl.o&AY'S,P PILLS are the best known 1
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Dysentery, Ery ysipelas, Female Irregularities.
Fvers OF all kinde. Fits, Gout, Headache, In-
D igest ion, Inflammation, Jaundice Liver
L1mbago. Piles. Rheumatism. re
lentton of urine, ScIofula or Kings EVIL Sore
rhl oats, Stone and Gravel, Tic Douloureux.
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Information relative 10 wholesale and club
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ITEHI N @ PILES

Are generally 4ppsctded by moisture like
perspiratoD, Distressing Itching, as though pin
worms were crawling in aud about the recfnm,
particularly al night. when undressing or in
bed after eeainy warm: ofkertimes shows ITSELF
around the prlyate parts, and frequently fe-
males are sorely afil icted. exfeD ding info tns
vagina, pfCvlpg-Hery distressing Gases On
long Standing are permanently cured By sim
ply
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Fos' EtsfaneO.ts E1fsorde,.s

tahd all eruptious or the skin. this Ointment is
mqst Invaluable, IL does not heal externally
Gldhe. but penetraies with tie most searchiuz
I eltects 10 lhe YhrY rdnf of evil - !
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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-19
RREyITIEs.

This 10 top-spinninE "sesson" "a the boys say
The ST. Louie Hotel people are again locking
for recognition dispatches.
The young men In the suburbs Of tho city
spend their Sunday afternoon by shocking
dicesH for nickels ON the sidewalks.
Packard has introduced Babcock engine into
the 81. Louis Hotel building. Stephen wants 10
be put cut mighty bad.
There was caucus Of the Democratic mshi-
bers of the Legislature held yesterday. Matters
Of The utmost Importance were discussed. Inc
Meeting was marked by Unusual harmony.
Ii takes very little TO draw crowd. Saturday
a multitude Of people watched, with apparently
the ureatest Interest, the work Of raising an iron
arch TO lie place On the old Bank OF America
building
The eates OF the Jackson Square are closed at
six o'cleck for the time being This creates great
dianust among the army Of tramps which has
invaded the city, precluding them, as IL does, OF
copeesling themselves in the square under the
cover of night, to take snnaSs on the benches
after the keeper has locked the gates.
The irsn bridge over the new canal at Magno-
lia street, now being constructed by the New
Orleans, 81. Louis 4 Chicago Railroad company,
is approaching comp elton. Workmen are EN-
plnyed on ID even Oh sundays. Il will be far
lighter than the pondeious caet-ifon structure
which II snpersedes Pedestrians cross the canal
on barge, free of charge.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-19

yICKSBURG-Per steamer Robt e Lee-2s3 bales
Gotten Never Weis &cu--a31 Richardson & May-2i1
Payne, Kennedy &co---a16 S b Newman &co--Is.
Allen Nugent &eo-10t Lehman Abraham &co-lot
Buokner &cs--sa j L Harris &co-73 Chaife Hamil-
ton & Powell-59 j Burnet &co.-47 Jno L Hardie g.
co.'s Jno Chaife & Sons--43 order-43 Capp Bros
&eo-33 Craig & Hogan. 20 L L Airey &co-26 Val
den Haw ins &au--2i Ii & Newmaa-17 Norwood
& Richards-l6 q W Sentell &co--15 Cock burn--
10 Ii Allison &co-11 March e. Shenker-1U S Gum
bel--io w A Peale--9 Ben Gersen-7 r 7 Buckner g.
Bro-6 Rntton Moore & Coleman-6 Chas Gallagher
a Jno Phelps &co--4 Aiken Watt Pritchard
BiekhRm &ep--3 McGehee, Snowden & Violett--3
Forstall g. Jamonville--3 Barrett & Goraon-3 Gfa-
ham, Black Aco-3 Bush e. Leyert-2 Richard Flower
&oo-2 Beadles, Wood &co--2 j b Wolfe &ceo----1 S
w Rawlins-69S sacks cotton SEED @ Cotton seed
Assoeiaion--3 sacks seed cotton Richardson & May
III bbs oil 4 LsAirey &eo-Total 1869 bales cotton
sacks seed cotton G9s sacks cotton seed
BAYOU DIES ALLEMANDs-Per steamer Belle
Albelf-6 bales cotton SO hhds sugar Bush & Leyert
SO do Maspero dco-7 90 81 bbls molasses Meyer
Weil-Total bales cotton 10 binds sugar q bbls me-
lAsses
ST LOUIS-Per steamer Belle of Shreveport-19s
bales cotton Lehman, AbTHhana Gso--I6 Allen. Vest
&ea--5 3no Ghaf1a Il SAns--2 s B Newman kco
2kgs butter bxs eags 5zd bbls iaonr DelBondio
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-19
BY WsiIsaaSa
NEW ORLEANS, ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO
RAILROAD

Feb 1s-es bales cotton Plitohsrd, 'Biohham goo
CT Meyer. Wss &eo-j3 Lehman. Abraham &eo-5a
Walden, Hawkins &es---454 1t .wart Bros &co~---aS
Richardson May-~a3 order-5- Payne, Kennedy q
oo--36 XII kpatflcR & Ktith=-34 Chaffe Hamilton q
puwell--25 j L Harris &co--2 8 o Thm4s &oo-20
Allen Nugent &co--l7 Atoms, Sehefok & Antev-
Blakemsre &eo-tt mo Chatfe & Spns-1t Barrett Il
aorden-ti Britton. Moore &IColeman--t0 Hsnder.
cons II II wi son Il Mills.-a II & Newman--7
Jno Phelps &eo-6 j w Whites I L Airey Geo
o Thomas &eo-5 March & Sohenksr-4 Norwood
& Richaras--3 Jno Haraie Coos Burnett &ee--
. ALE West &eo--2 Warren, Atkinson aoo---s
Temple s Ceons &oo=--1 M III Greenwood &po----l
Graham, Black 61o-Total Ts5 bales cotton
MoRGAN's LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL.
ROAD.
Feb 1s-tT bales cotton Jno Chnffs & Sons--s Her
mann & VII ness MoGehse Snowden IL Violstt--15
bhds sugar l Dbl do o bpls molarses Robert Hars-5
bbls cistern bottom Richard Milliken-@2 bbs mo.
lasses 10 hhds sugar ID J. Ksr ion---2D do Conger Il
Kplly---40 do 10 bbs moasses Bush 4 Levert--1o
hhds sugar Pelton & Dunbar--j5 bales moss j A
Bourg-t2 sks rice Kip u Ruch--763 do j Forester
rs bbis do r Z Sevin-6 bales moss V II bernard
Total 30 bales cotton ISL hhds sugar 81 hbls moasses
bbls cistern bottom lis sacks rough rico IS bbls do
Per steamship Josephine. Il ON Galveston-3 bales
cotton A b Gsrnon~-2 SKIS do bales skins 2o2 bales
cotton q A Whitney &co--Totsl 2Q5 bales cotton
From 1Bdianha-@t bale Co ton Ftanoke IL DRnneeI
LA bdls hides ii bales Brozat Morgan-12 bssves
G Mehle &eo-Total bale cotton
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-19

oFFIoE NEW ORLEANs DEMOCRAT, |
Feb. 10. 1877.
ARRIVALS Isabel, Waloon. Emma, Ella Hughes
Trenton, Fasehon, Seminole, Belle of shreve-
port.
To AnR1vE-st. John. Baton Rouge: r. W.
Dugan, q. H. Durgee, st. Mary, Col. A. p.
Kouns, Red River; Ann s., Lower Coast; Henry
Tete, Assumptions, Lsfourche; Mary Ida, Blue
Wing No. 8, Eva, Upper Coast; Centennial, So
Louis: James Howard. Cairo; A. G. Donnslly,
Chas. Morgan, Cincinnati; Gov. Allen, Bayou
sara; r. Il. Lee, Vcksburg; Bertha, Era M. 10,
Atohsfalays; Bastrop, shannon, ouschita Belle,
ouaehits; W. ]. Poiteyent, Tensss and Macon.
Clear and pleasant yesterday.
The Trenton, from Lsfourche; Ella Hughes
and Fsnohon, from Bartholomew; Seminole,
nom Red River. snd Belle of shreveport, from
S. Louis, were discharaing, which was about
the sum total ofbusineas done yesterday.
The Fleta ia ont on the decks being repaired.
The Fanchon hGs some slight repairs to make,
after which she will commence receiving for q
trip to Camden, and viii DO ready to leave about
Wednesday.
special attention is cslled TO advertisement In
another column of the New Orleans and 0uAchita
Iranspo rt&tion Qompsny Atsezler 0nnchite beala
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POLICE AND CITY ITEMS.

A pENrrENTrARy BrBp.-James Red alias Book,
Bill. The property OF the whetstone State, wal
arrested and lodged in the Central Station at ~
o'elock yesterday morning, CHARGED BY. Officer
Armstrong, with being an escaped convict from
the Arkansas Peniieptisry. Rocky Bill was punee
al The corner OF paydras and Delta streets.
LARCENY. Franklin Woods spent sunday In The
Fifth lreeinot Station, charged by Arthur Wat
son with having robbed him Ut 500. Woods lost
his liberty at the corner vi Elysian Fields and
Force street, at $40 Sunday morning.
A sRBtous CHARGE -Ohas Brooks, adreyman
was booked In the Fifth Precinct station, charged
bv Mr. Shsrpless with attempting to create q riot
also aseaulting an officer in the discharge OF his
duty with dangerous weapon.
ACCESSORY 10 A SHOOTING. James MCCARTHY
lost his freedom 81 the corner OF Polymnis and
prvtsnis streets, at 1.i5 Sunday morning
charged with being an accessory TO the shooting
OF oificer Block, and also carrying concealed
weantu.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-19
TRUE HEK0ISNr.
A Car Driver Sacrifices Himself Co save
n child.
Mobile Register. 1

A young man named thompson, driver on car
No. on the Royal street road, as he approached
the corner Of Franklin and Charleston streets,
yesterday, saw little child run In front OF his
rnules, and he Immediately piled his brake. See
ing that he could not check the car In tiaie, he
Ieaped over the dashboard and seized the child,
and lust az he was moving eff the track the end
of the pole struck him and threw him down. He
pushed the child out of the way just in time to
save It's life, but did not have time to get off the
track before the car wheel caught him. He was
run over across the body and seriously injured
we did not learn how serious at the time OF writ
ing. This IL an act of heroism that entities this
young man to the lasting gratitude OF the pa
rents of the child and to the praise Of all men
He did his whole duty, and risked his life in
doing 1t. More than this no man has ever done.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-19

Ana for Doing So was shot i'm the Righ
Thigh,

The mass of humanity that congregate on
Canal street on sunday night were ala quarter
spast 10 o'clock last night thrown into quite q
CONSERVATION BY the report of two pistol shots
flred Id rapid succession from the corner Of Canal
and Royal streets.
On fastening to the scene was found a man
named Mike bermandrv, sitting on the BAN
uuette, in front Of the coifeehonse OF Philip Best,
suffering from pistol shot wound in the right
thigh. A crowd soon gathered, among whom
were several police officers, who conveyed the
man to the Thitd Precinct Station aud afasr-
wards took him to the Charity Hospital. H.
TIM WOUNDED MAN
stated 10 DEMOCRAT reporter that two men
named j. Foley and Bill eburt became involved
in fat fight la regard TO some frivolous remark
that one had passed about the other, and thst he
interfered for the purpose OF separating them,
As he walked between them they both stepped
back few PAGES, and that before he knew what
was up two pietol eho.s were fired al him, one ol
the balls taking effect 40 above stated.
Immediately after firing the shots Foley and
Bill short left the scene and departs for parts
unknown.
Capt. Kelly, commanding the Third Station,
immr dtately detailed Sergeant Trump to hunt ny
the two accused and make them prisoners.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-19
AM US Esd EsN rs.

VARIETIES THEATRE Geo. Fawcett Rowe
begins an engagement this evening AZ this thea
tire la his own play Of BRASS" Judging froM
the euooess which THE play has met with Id New
gested the curiosity Of our plAy-goerB will natt.
rally be excited 10 the extent OF crowding the
house on tie fret presentation. The play viii be
kept on the boards Of the Varieties during the en-
tire week. Seats can be secured for any night In
advance.
ACADEMY or Mrsro.-The rollicking society
play OF "Saratoga" was performed last evening
&C this place of amusement TO o very large
audience and wss quite success. Mr.. Porter.
who played Robert Sackstt, who loved not wisely
OF his part, which he also played with
much taste and sprightlinssr, and, like .
good actor that he ia, never permitted himself
once TO drift into vulgarits or extravaganza.
The part is long and not very easy one. conf
pick in situations and requires thorough
knowledge Of stage business, vet mir. Power did
not falter once, ard although seriously hampered
several times by some of the lass care
full actors who were included in the cast
Miss Wilmot il never better al home than in So
ERie Remington gives little scope for display of
talent, this good actress managed TO give 1t
prominence by throwing into IL all the grace and
ooquetry which distinguishes her from al other
actresses aes< en- eur staEe-
"Saratoga will be presented again to night
and tomorrow night, and at the matinee on
Wednesday. Each time the wonderful gympast.
Little Todd, will, during the picnic scene, enter
tain the audience with some of his nost daring
feats.
CLup DRAMATIoun Lou1srAsAIs.--Ths enter
tainment given on saturday night by this club,
at the Opera House, for the bsneht OF Col John
Glynn, Jr.'s, command. was a brilliant affair and
a pecuniary success. The pretty :" duap comedy
OF uroque-poule" and "Le Process veaura.
dieux" was handsomely rendered by the ANA
tatra
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-19
ANOTHER LITTLE VICTIM.
Moscs Clark was Dangerously Burnt
while Playing with Fire.

AT half.past o'clock Sunday morning, a little
colored boy named Moses CLARK, aged years
and months, while playing in a room at the
residence Of his parents, started to play with
FIRE, and burning ember falling on him ignited
his clothes, and before his parents could reach
him, was dangerously burnt about the body
and hands.
a physician was immediately summoned, but
tina doctor stated that he was passed medical
ala. and that he had bat few hours to live.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-19
THE STEAMER II. u. LEE.
Her Cylinder Head Blows Out, Wounding
Several Men.
Her Return 10 che City.

While on her up trip the steamer r.. y. Lee.
when near vickaburg, blew off her cylinder head,
severely injuring several men. -
They were left et the hospi q ~ siosspnIg' .
flha Tea returned 10 the city last evening on
one engine, al seven o'clock, landing at the bead
III Thaiia street, where she is now awaiting re.
pairs. Owing TO the lateness OF the hour It was
imp ossible TO give the full particulars OF che
az nlaainfl.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-19

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