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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-22

Now is the time of year for Pneumonia,
Lung Fever, etc. Every family should
have bottle of BosouRE's GERMAN SYRUP.
Don't allow, for one moment, that cough to
take hold of your chill Jour family or
yourself. Consumption, Asthma, Pneu-
monia, Group, HemoTt lagos, and other
fatal diseases may set in. Although it is
true GERMAN SYRUP is curing thousands Of
these dreaded diseases. yet it is much bet
ter to have it at hand when three doses will
cure you. One bottle will last your whole
family winter and keep you cafe from
danger. If you are consumptive, do not
rest until you have tried this remedy.
Sample bottles 10 cents. Regular size rs
cents. Sold by your druggist, Albert W.
Higgins also Rice & Co., Castleton, and
l.. Kellt gg, Fairhaven. d&w
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-22
A Mysterious Affair.
ADANDoNMENT OF A oHILD.

The Burlington Free Press has the fol-
lowing Saturday evening, about six
o'clock, a tall woman, we'll dressed in black,
apparently between forty-ive and fifty
years of age, called at Smiths livery stable,
on Cherry street, and hired horse and
sleigh, to go, as she said, to the Home for
destitute children. She was gone about an
hour and half, and returned accompanied
by stout young woman about twenty five
years of age, in a plain shawl, who had In
her arms child. Leaving the team at the
stable, the two women left together. About
an hour after this they called at Rowe's
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-22
Arrival and Departure Of Trains.

TRAINS ARRIVE AT RUTLAND.
From Bellows Falls, 1890 q. M, 900 S:50p, m.
Burlington '11:oO u. M, $40 p. M, g 1903
p. m,
=" Ticondoroga, '11:Oo q. M, via @. v. II. r.
Bennington, 1850 q. m. a 300 +l:40 p, m.
Z" Saratoga, 1900 M, q 1916 q. m.
q Salem, 1900 1900 p. m.
" Port Henry, 1900 m. and 9:lo p, m,
TRAINS LEAVE RUTLAND.
Fer Bellows Falls, tb25 and 1910 M, q 1850
Burlington, 500 a. m. & te:2O q. M, '0.1o q
4:a5 .. N.
" Ticonderoga, 4:52 p. M, via G. v. r.. r.
Bennington, '2s0 l1:oo q. NJ, 9;eSp. MI
Saratoga, e1b q. M, q 1915 p. m.
" Salem, $40, q. m, tlG:90 p. m.
Port Henry, s:lo a. m, and s.lo 2: M.
sMail Train tMiXed
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-22

roof may be covered with a very cheap
made 10 last from 20 10 2o years. Old roofs can
be patched and coated, looking much better,
ana lasting longer than new shingles without
the slate, for
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-22
CONSUMPTION

YSP EPSIA w L
CURE. Liver and Kid
neycomplaintsarc effec-
tually reached by Oxy-
genated Air.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-22
9 VI R. " =

Why because Asth-
ma Is a contraction
of the Bronchial
Tubes, caused by in
nammation and irri-
tation of the mucus
Observation-Disclosures
Bronchial Tubes
Use Oxygenated Air
as we will direct and
we will warrant n
Cure. We have cured
cases of 20 years
standing.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-22

DIR. Town8nd's Ok
ygenated Air will
purify tho blood in
one-third tho time
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
remedy can. why?
Observation-Disclosures
ygenatcd Airit goes
direct TO the Lungs
and passes through
he tissues and
comes in direct con-
tact with the blood
"a 1t Is forced into
the Lungs by the ac-
tion ofthe heart. All
eblood inourvelns
returns to the heart
every four minutes
IL the blood is good,
and forced from the
heart to the lungs,
and the more Oxy-
gen you inhale into
the lungs the more
you purifythe blood.
when Oxygen comes
in contact with tho
impurities in tho
blood 1t carbonizes
and burns, causing
the blood to be heat
ed so that II warns
every part of
the body, as 1t goes
on Its revolutions
through the system.
If your blood ispure
you cannot be sick.
We drive Mercury
and allotherimpurf-
ties out ofthe blood.
We guarantee to pu-
rlfythe bloodin one
third the time of any
otherknown remedy
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-22

and for tin or iron iIsis no equal, as II expands
by heat. cont-aGts by cold, and never cracks
nor scaiaS. Roofs covere with Tar Sheathing
Felt can be made water-tight at a small ex-
pense, and preserved for many years. This
Slate Paint is
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-22
Western Union Telegraph ONCE.

once In south end OF passenger depot, on
Merchants Row. open on sunday from 900 TO
1000 a. M, and 90 to 900 p. M, and from 900
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-22

Can be cured. Why?
because we have
cured hundreds Of
cases, some of them
being given over to
die by all physicians
of other schools OF
practice. COnsump-
lion is a disease Of
the Air passages and
over two-thirds of
the cases are caused
by Catarrh. We
guarantee a cure If
you will come in sea-
Cnn
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-22
Asst H M A !

UNCERTAINTIES TO
CURE Coughs, Colds,
Diptheria, Pneumon n
Neuralgia, and nearly all
other severe attacks
when all other remedies
fall.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-30

An Extra Fine Mixed Cards., with name, 10
~ cts, postpaid. JONES SEQ, Nassau
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-30

REAITYPIANo, ORGAN besta Look
startling news. Organs, IL stops,
S55. Pianos only $50 cost 1850. Cir. Free. D.
F. Beatty. washington, N. Y.
, 1877-09-29

rhall h" degraded nnt' removed, n,yTant Is Il
pa IN tc ro.t .:1 II TIC * Krnn,icnn ' party y N'
Hut lrt me- ifnstsatr the apparent determination
tn t1f1tl hn.l CRATE di.tIrhnpcc afnuc lepnh!ic-
Carton hAr existed ns,ne has bcen given hy N. tn
the new found uarly orcrsrtrs % aamlniAtc! tpr.
fsnm the country III thc hopc Of ct,dtca,tns +omc
troublesome REMAINS VI fever. When In the conn.
~ hsss ,, ~ alTay. pte..lnsy occupied BY mat;
Illness And ab-chce fn,n home. Politics have not
rn1aEed mr.: no attctantts ho't!!c 10 men meas.
tloss or .ehc,ner nut sill have b.tn The oneet
e9 - ssssu.s s9n
spsak rspecsiIy for Il. Sation. hdm!ni:tr.,Ion ]
IN returning home. = few wosds Of grrstlng could
10th parties withnut drawing down bitter and
seutnfal henuncial!ons for not making political
sa".s e. esy Fl Fl
determined to hnow nothing but the Psctlaent and
h. h., po,tcy, md them e.nsa,a. @ ss t. t7y
i' ii e. been . 10 6 9sp,o,eSed IA tdes Gsss :.
ss tem aa's not eta @
acnd me 10 thIa Convention. and these nnpcaIs
rtslrd tho no d0u1t unauthorized pFeten.c that
The meantns Of alt th4s /. not otecured by the
and conrtei " men who have long purrcd .boat
every new Administrations. rono Of them f,tr more
years iInn many pE JUu have lived Some ~ tkeae
d,.1nterctted pAttiot' anil reformert have been
einee th" a.t' ol Pierce the friends and rultoss nf
~ Admlni.trat'ons. snd tie hctrhyers Of al.
Thu an4aults they inctc aso eNmewhnl nm
nnsEnv, snd my nature j. ono ieea In.
clfhcd to mceknces and long. suffering than
q shonid be. II could have I'cen luxury 10
an;1ek to,l'e OF thc men and mo purposes traxc'l
In this work. Int II hAA seemed tn t1c the duty Of
every aincrrc t.cpnht!tan, especially nf ono Nj
deeply Indebted aa 10 shs tsrpub'tran party. IN
tndD1se great deal rather hnn sut Ito ahytl.inv
tending ta lntrotiuc. dirlton or controversy into
ply has recapcd me.
am nut for making these things the sut-
jeet of hctiatt. nm tot tht peace nnh prosperity
Of thf country. mud Of all is pcoDc in every rec
tn; to that cnd Inc thing which does irnL 10 that
end y the maintenance AMI a<ccntanCr If the fic
publican purity. nin. therefore, fur thu unity py
The Isepab'icais aud The integrity Of their psincl.
! pies. n'n Tor nnc thing tuDrc. ard That n the
| success Of thu National Administration. =
wtn atm rca: nctUfng to the Con. .itutlon, and the
Itwh. ant the cammun anil interest NJ the
naEion The tntnre will tcst the AiEcerity Of all
concerned in this respect. Mr. fiuycr. when In
ported him IN. what Mr. Lincoln mud Urn. Gran.
deserved et the outset OF their Administrations.
Whit IL that! Falr, friendly. and dispstr,onate
consideration Of bis act.. Wherever lie tn rirhi he
should 10 sa,tancd. Wherever he y m.*ied by
proper spirit. dissent rhoud ie esp,r.scd
Let uh agree to put contentious nsidr and com.
| r!efc our tank. Let ur declare the puEpuxcs and
methods which should guide the Government or our
Rrrat stAtc. On this platform let place upright,
tO decide whether +neh tnen Fhall contluct their
Afetra on each prlncinies. or whether they would
| rnttrf trust spurious sCfnfmcts. unier the lead
and dominion Of our political opponents.
, 1877-09-29
NOTES,
THE OHIO CIfNKs.


Spttf1l HsnntcA 10 71s EAica1h Tribune,
WA.nISoroy, D. C., Sept.
have becn completed for sending the Ohlo
clerks homo TO vote. Tho l,altltnore t. Ohio
Railroad has agreed TO transport them ut two-
thirds the regular rates, nnd the clerks WHO 10
not co ho,nu will contribute money for canl-
paiyu purposes.
Si1tb-Audltor AicGrew, Of the Treasury De-
par.mcnt, has brcu quito active in soliciting
money, and, It would fecsn, must come within
tic provisions Of tho Civil-Scrvtce order cyet,
II be cseapca a technical violation OF
the United States statutes. Under some
interpretations of the Inv, clerks
mag not collect money for political
purposes, but 1t Is said that Presidential ap-
,Nlntecs can do It. Capt. Brown. Of Marysvillc,
o., one OF the Treasury clerks, Is ono or tic
Cnnlmittee appointed at the meeting At thu
hnusc OF Mcirew to make arrangements to &C.
cure these Ohio yotcs.
MAITLAND.
E1.poslrnastcr.0cucra Crcswcll l!as decided
that tho faetlon Of Maryland Republicans wLicl,
1la represents will support Col. Kane, the
ovalnst the Republican nominee. Collector
Thomas Is not finding IL 81 easy matter 10
cltytrlfy the StAtc. lie las bccn arralgncd be-
FORE tho President ior. violation Of tho Civil
IN the management Of the Iatc 3arvla,ni State
Convention. Ar. Thon,as IL expected hero soon
IN make what explanation l,c can.
CuSovER,
Some of tho last-tltch Democrats now claim
that Senator Connvcr, OF Flurtdn, viii co-
operate with them In attempting IL secure a
reorganization u tho uilivcs ul tho senate.
Conover's own statement apparently r1vcs
blsis tor this cluftn. as hu himself says
that he shall support for tue oiilce Of
Duorkccpcr uf the Senate Judge Barnard, at
present 'Dctnocrat!c Mayor Of Tallahassee,
Fla. ConoTsr aao says that he Is disposed ID
vote for thu Euln'ssion VI Hpollonl aud lutIcr
10 fhc aenata against the Republican contrst-
ants. Kellogg and CoEtn, hut tinnt before
finally making decision lie dcstroa to hear the
arguu,cntA.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Jutlgo Gary, of Pennkylyania. arrived hero
to-day. lie Is not certain that The Republicans
will carry the State, and says At pErscut tie
outlook Is unccrtlIn, md TINT no ncruratc pre-
,lEeions Tan ~ given until 1t Is definitely user.
talnetl wtat the atrGnEtA Of the vote for tho
Independent and Gsccnbacs candidate will bc.
, 1877-09-29
How They Feed Rea. .l.lnns In Cincinnati.


Ono OF the most interesting daily features OF
the Zooln=cal tarslcn IL the feeling ol The sra
lions. which 0cc1irs every two huurs. The i'm
Mcntc tank Ill which they live at,l spnrt about
has in rs centre rattser ornamental pile of
rseks. The Keeper Of the animals, with bitck-
u Of sntall ifa In his hand, reaches The top IT
thr rtxk6 by means VI Z permanent lallcr aud
tootway. Ttcrc arc three Of the animals, cac,,
having IT'S nat,le.-t'rInre, Ned. etc. They u,s
10 well tEalncti THAI there Is luutl, interest III
watching their actions. Thu largest Df ti,.tn
goes thrnugh his Performance Ike i veteran Oh
dress r,4sa4ie. M sooner dues the Ecc'er sI,nw
him hsil Than he springs put oi The waterupon
one Of the lower r~ks. Inl swiftly. BY means Ut
tho rocks arranged ~ stepA, climbs to tic very
top ol the pIlc, rcactltug thu feet vi the nlatl,
from whose Aubd he takea the t!sl, eulrlig II
down without my chewing or swallowing etIoft
pesreptlble. Its Lts duty then to dive tHto tue
water fron the yery ton of Tho rocks. . i!istanse
Of eight or ten ftrt. This be dors viii, grace
a.,l swiftness. Then he rusl!cs through the
water llkc dash, diving and swimming, and
immediately climbs up a.ah to yet Ills setul,4
tisb, and then 20 throughtle performance again.
Tho Others ara being sln,!arly drilled.
, 1877-09-29

';Y: ,hGn T., y: a,r = f.! rs;t:m,,. i"sts:t !"
IL pn'..Ican* mon tit. f",r lie md ha1r seen
The i,n A. n,,tf no. oply r,5y II ,,s "o,' ht
54'tl inc 1s.paeIican party. Tho I;epnbIean lntty
a. nsi ns.1s It s}scn.s so yssf % e.
i:-u.ican tts.ident eo1'iis,!y ~ 'u,'aieed @ ~hsa
sb:ea.s, 4 y. nnqa;,!,ortov. ana 70 }!epab,le:n
TT Ss. r 70 + Il. H. S,na e. soad .t; ;
ba; carried ont the prins'p1r: to rAeh we: Al nc.
rernn rfrf e ST. r ,hs so1s
Republican party fulfilling the hoce Of the true
,"rn d this conntr! everywhere, who lnok to tue
asns s poo .e 1er
knowing that the President. who stands holding
out his 'ands to the Southern section nF this eonn
sa;: t.! IL |cpnsesn p..ty ~ ] .soa'ae. = 'se
I s:n sasy' ' rasass ss t. pSs si
It 4 m indcpendent observer: that It avoids liz
fts.rnn,!nity; e. For nc: ny PR T. tone ! an q
aId istin p ptusero /. trus: Tc nd efw". nj tie tie
Mw.sk: ~ tha md p1e.es tho YORK." J believe tAa.
J. no better Republican than be- VII" yroye, so tho
s"nth that that statcment ~ tfuo: anil. *lf 1ccv:
DO Whit lct in my little power to Htcurc TIT. great
result, and the historic tennwn Of the party fur
whoec great and tlluatrious career my hcsEt
beats this moment In uni.an with yonre.
The rennwn Of the party will 10 that having raye
thu Government It oarffed thc Administration: !:
alienation that apfanr from slavery: that bascd
upun that great and tternal locttfnc--the equality
~ nll men 1t rccurcd the glory Of tho A.nctca,
the way TIA, va arc TO take TO prulute thxt great
rrsu!t t. to support the Administration md tt1c
ffcsi.tent. for which, whether VIC will or not Nc
r..ar'!y havr tn, responsibility. Loud md
contEnnunA applnuse1
, 1877-09-29

Happy ttd!nga for nervous sufferers, and those
whn have been doscd, dru-ucd, and quacked.
pulvern,sehsr'a Electric Bets etircsuai,y ours
premature deh!tlty, weakness, aud decay. Look
and Journal. With information wutsa thouaAnds,
mailed fsea. Address Pulvsrnaehef Gsivaalc Co.,
EtpctuuAtL q.
, 1877-09-29
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SUslElIIlAN HEAL EATAYE.

JWEstiEs,n' WILL. 1:Er 4 HEa1'r1FlL trr.
hras:: tii.,x7 ani T, r,oaih''; ehearc', rr"rrry
attA:rn ti:t h:.tI";S. 141 IaSa '"'at. f!u*tn4
1.MH SAtE-- HEST. Ol:ExCfItSG.--1tOts - SAND
lots st IIhtAL~: hvI"ss land hni r!lrap1at NJ any
1u'Hfunf Ehica.S. q. j. SitltGH l13 tI~artura-
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
1tOK SALE1os EESr.r!SE LMATiny. rn1:
immediately ~ !. IT. H. e.: itnot on iarm; isr'*,
pt:t d'v errrk ho,to. Part rich upIsnt and bsanrc
rrrtka: nearly o IN c'ttsasi,n. ahat 10 arres
II -, INC hrnse'n and ro.,t' Old sshonri hat
whni': tS:sansr '",rr. Acdsc.% 81. VAN u. WIaKEi:
2t6 SoFih st, cnti.at-. st. Louis. Mo.
I;OK sALE-A RARE ia Itt;AIN iH 4 BEAUTIFUL.
3l1trr~ IN. n. unsnrt assert fur foca.tun and rtch
nrAf Of arl! haa 1t All Aaple orchard Of fut b.
Ing irtcA r kr1cct fruit j. Wit n mile Of that reas
i, town kankaker 4 nlilt, snrtn " Ch!earo; ti,I'
inurt be st't. AddrcAs 1s'x in, Ciirszo.
, 1877-09-29

4 BsOLuTKLY F1AE-pK1AtF sTo1tA0E fut: fuR:
n AltOEt uIerrAAudlse. carriages sic: uoAtt IAhe>1
lp Ger Ceas yrAF. uAHula CO... lN West AeafVe- X
, 1877-09-29

Of mrthoda which ,lc burinrs* man would hl"rt
I"r thr rrynn.np u his fact"ry Or The r,llroAd
plnycs. Make heads Of t',rrau. .csps,n-ih1c for
ihr efficiency OF their departments. and permit
them to select thclr awn snhorllua;c'. hrpotnl
fnl. prDm,te hnly f0r merit, nDh rcniovc DafJ for
cause. lsy some sensible system, honestly and
f!rialy e.f"tfsd nns pedrs' w' he fu!,ea tho
cncd.
TIE SOUTHERN QUESTION.
Vue thr ',i'agrccab'c fact. 10 whirh have before
sf T. NJ ss"y g t.y s sSs*
!nR, Ind the friends Of freedom have good cause
foe doubt and de-pond.hcJ. The chief cansc
tion Of political affairs In the south. Fo. The ar1.
lime rtncc tho wnr wc are confronted with tbs
rs"rn reality of the son.hrrn STATE, IN raid
crnter. the Democratic Party. ,Wc tchold the To-
publican organization In ncnsfy every Southern
saf sn ss gss nt.sS ses {" IL
y tli,trlantion of Federal otI1ees and a
infe Il rc1nifer no E!i Of sccond .sghs 10 disccrn
That, even with tho widest division. 1f ,ae dornl.
Nsnt party in the Soat.. NO resurrection there Of
ran range q plopabilii1. @ f Today he iismptons ii
md inn,ars will care.s the hhnds that tc-toFc than
forever. The, pntlIei, nrsse Hepnl,iicsn rre'i.
all that Mr.. Tllflcn Gould have done" IN comfort
aud reconcile thrni: and still. fear. will prrsplt
In tn. pcrpccnstan Of nya. citizens and Kcput.
l'cnns. The Enth In loo shfcw. to aufTtr itself to
h. disidcd either ny oiilctsI Inducements or con.
e.liatory enrtrsr-. They clcxrly appreciate the
facs that ,1etntrratc euccefr IN tho next national
campaign mean a restoration nf Southern snprctu-
ncy In the nntton; they arc human;
they arc cunning: thoy nss sotld, xn,l,
l fear. will rcinalH eo+ Int, fellow
Republicans all This unly demonstrates The
vital Importance OF maintaining aud t,rfpeluatit,
the Ilcpuhlttan party IN the Sor.h. II Ii no ,inc
To relax or drtr0nd. DO mt dream for moment
that the mission Ut tic Republican party IA ended
cunfcsa Tint wr d. not posAes. The etrenrth and
ytcar 70 rope succrtsfally with our oit adscrsaty.
II in OF ratatMnuh1 Importance that New York
shond tn rest"ttd to llef former proud pottiun OF
ruil'cans Of the t:mp'sc State nlwaya have shown
every man os us lake f,omc the cunscdncnces
In Mind that New Ynrk will he ncctied to avert
natintal ..raxtcr. An goes New fn,k wo goce tkc
Union. Whut we do nnw md here In mt (nt a
day. but Tor all Tina We caB al10rd tu ,c n,odcrac
wc cAn ht1tt 10 e n.hVn1niMaHs. Let ~ sink ettf
and The country, Let us forget ali liIIcereus:
l,nrv ott uhi,nOsii,es Anl ktrike hnns M In the
eond nld days Of yntt ngatnst The ebtnmnn enemy.
for the puhlIt rtlpd. L~t ia hnilh 4 platform
Rirnug enough anil drnaI unonrsl 10 hult all tho
ncrnhltCanK. and tn command the confidence OF
To0 ulrn OF alt parties Let us make a ticket ar
tncii whopc Naxt llsca and records arc guar
10 all pcupte of h0ucst Standardization and lutty
patriotism,
, 1877-09-29

4 rPLETOH'A NEW ENCYCLOPEDIA. LAST Ed.
~ tlvn, IL .uis Aheep. bran ~ gut hir k- au4t
have noasy; vii lake sa}. y u, Iribuas otrs.
l GnJ tuvEa u iii slwa} bring biz Jr!cxA CliAFlNa
ChesP Hook iIuu&e, coEuer Aadsoa md neAtosu-+1.,
1)ougs-Ei,lt SALE AT WHOLESALE rEiCts-
IL SlAndAsl xuska tnu1itatc1 bf bore. eic., ttc.;
Bible, Lafunt2lnr, sh2kspeafs. etc. Adtsras u Is.
Tribune Utnce. -
, 1877-09-29

citizen without voice. elttzcn standing alone,
conce upon Ibis platform, tn compaaJ with 40 OF
+U Of my fellow. lIopuesans N Now York. h.
ehhil como upon az equal plune With every ono ot
ten men from that polit or one man fI0fl another
point. who meet me- upon this 1bDF, Whcto Tho
principles Of Now York ltrpuhlicAMlsm arc prt
forth. where tho guide for New iurk ltepnbiscan
action ts nsanfeslca-thatt that man ehsil not eomc
upon this taor. where tayo ome vote, And have
forty. hfty, or hundred votes IN, his pockct, by
reason Of this places and the emolutnents that ho
gives ~ tho parsons who will support tho teasurcs
that lie may chousc to a,lnpt. certainly have no
desire y Introduea d.scoFd In ths Convention.
NY desire II that every man IN tho Republican
Sonsth'tlon, \, saa1t y pssee.y t1ee. aasfe asc
M nen 9'ss t.an ta @ ~ ...s ~, ha'A Ii. ~ @ n.oS
, snau !. aua t1sJ @ sM"" ~ tao - FL H. ~ ~ ~
tH.1 es!aRs. tHat .lo o.nes ~ "e it%ssent % ~ ~
unsfa ,t. otates .ns4e mnat ~ Soeu .a." @ tas
s@! " u TX , 1cs,t ,iast Gs. 'as th
WIS snsa.asb s " y, ~ ~ % as"s "he1 sns
speesa. "a,n ~ "1 ..io- ;,.1n ~
o1saiuc e,fcam.taMers s'aE nat laW @
H., ~ ~, assla,u @ a ~ S's nu lT H.; ,
Nv sr an1 -" ~ nv NM, tns}n, .o na, ~, i"
~, ~ - ~ ~ psd,@.1 Sstnn,.n, Is ui.s.
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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-06-10
by RaiIrOnds
NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON AND NORTHERN
RAILROAD.


June 7 bales cotton Meyer, weis Geo. Rich
ardson e. May Gumbel-2 Bokbam g. Moore 9
Warren, Atkinson Eco Hsrtwet g. Cham bers-1
Chaffe, Hamilton 4 Powe-Total 81 bales ootton
ID hhds tobacco Beadles. Wood &oo--l do MAYER
Bros-1 car slaves numay--2 bxs glasswar
Levi Geo car lumber Il d Cobb--7 bxs oranges j
Bell-30 bdls sheeting Lehman, Abraham &co-8 dry
hides Isaacson e. Sms--l box mdse ID Meroier e. son
900 bxs salmon order1 bx leather s Gumbel-l BIZ
starch BIZ I've 9 II Sch nok-2 cars wood G Yokum
-209 bbls -four w II Matthews e. Bro-5O bbls high
wines Commagere & Lambert-2 kegs soda Wang &
Gottam-l2o pkgs beer J zieger-4O boxes bacon Jos
leatherG w ntz--20 bbls whisky hf do r Loeb
Dbl erockery NJ !. Navra-2 bales oorks boxes cars
King &co-l3 cases tobacco Gunther e. Stevenson
81 pkgs mdse N 0 M Depot-3 ref,igerators L Off.
ner--6o bxs cneese Ii Lawrence &co--7 bxs medi.
cine MeGatirey &co-l case cigars Bloom &oo-1
bx cards r W Wilson-l4 rolls leather A Braun-43
do j Merih-3f bdls g trees w Smith, bbls
wine II Shropshire-3 pkgs mdse L Blessing-1
bx frames w W Washburn--6 bxs shoes Mar
tinez-l case DO Kern &co--l bx books Poursine
-! case shoes 4 II Bowles-6 dc E Dupre-3 organs
Werlein-6 oil tanks G Morris Total is hhds
tobacco l3 cases do 80 bbs -four 40 boxes bacon g.
MoRaAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL,
ROAD.
June 81 bag wool dry hides R Beer--4 sacks
rough rice So ks potatoes Surle &co-2I3 do A
Laine---2s do Hermann e. vignes--l1O do sacks
onions L Terrebonne--l7s seeks potatoes j M Walsh
IA do 81 bales moss j A Bourg-a 90 hf do Odell
g. Wright bbls onions Jno Il King &co--53 scks
potatoes sacks onions M Lefort--11 bales moss ~
scks potatoes II Bernard-a54 do 90 bbs do r p
sew II 81 seks potatoes J Spor-2o do G Dufatd-
Total sacks rough rice 1854 scks potatoes % bbs do
Per steamship Josephine, from IndiaLola-57 sacks
wool bales hides IA bbls potatoes q Whitney eco
. bales cotton FranGke & Danneel-29s head cattle
Mehe &cC--Total bales cotton
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD
June 9-5 ba,es cotton Whitney &co-1 John
Nobe-25 sacks cotton seed Louisiana Oil Coo
bbls rosin bbs turpeutine Simpson TIioou-5
bbls Irvine G Palmer &co-1 bx gum Il Hart Moo
81 pkgs mdse Levy &co-5 scks potatoes Morrow
g. Weste fed-150 do ] Matheson-40 do order-1
Dbl Irvine 10 bdls paper ii Meyer &co--3 bxs paint
ipgs Miss s Stanley-165 bxs cheese l II pkgs but.
ter Smith Bros &eo--25 casks rice W w Serain--l4
scks potatoes Sifers-l Gaze mdse Mrs j Hurley
10 pkgs tobacco Scherck e. Berkson--sundie les to
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-06-10

tba bepa RI pras;dar,,. rs,.,s, few miles below
this nout. The cary. u 900 brick and 57OO
bnshals Of seal, worth $4,000, will be partially
saved 1t was engaged for delivery ct Bayou
LsIourche and Donaldsonville. The beat has
broken In two and will prove total lose. No
insurance.
vtoRsBuRa, June S-The Home left last even.
ing foi Louisville, towing the Tallshstchie. Com.
Psrisot intends giving the Tallahatchie new
hui and the Home thorough overhsuling.
The little steamer Spottsviile, running en- Lake
Concordia, opposite Natchez, went TO tue bottom
the other night and cannot be raised. new
boat will take her place at an early day.
Capt. j. M. Beailes submitted to the Board OF
Mayor and Aldermen, at the last meeting, the
plan and specifications for building wharf, and
the Mayor was authorized to advertise for propo.
Gals for the construction OF the much needed
wooden structure.