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tic medicine that can be employed: cleans.
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they stimulate the digestive organs and
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Ayers Pills have been known for
moro than 4 quarter of a century, and have
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the several assimilativc organs Of the
body, and arc so composed that obstruc-
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DR.. ]. C. AVER & CO., Lowell, Haass.s
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aug II ~. q
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
\ fine "Grade Merino Buck" yeara old
took Ind Premium at the County fair in 1875
SheareL 9A lbs. wool this spring. Prico
$40 For further particulars enquire at
this Office.
june % 3.tf
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AD ILLUSTRATORS NOTICE,
Parties indebted to Curtis Youngblosd
deceased will make payment and those
having demands against him will present
them duly attested to James F. Islss, Esq,
Atty mt Law at Orangebmrg g. G..
JESSE n. YOUNGBLOOD
Qualified Administrator
aug 25 81, I'm
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The State Of South Carolina,

Daniel IIildcbrand Plaintiff,
Against
RI Grim, wife of John r Grim; PA c..:p..
vile OF William Craps; II T. ucr,,,r
wife OF J NJ lIcrlong; I \ S,,,f!:ic. j AZ,
liildcDrald; Jacob Lewis licrlnmg, y w
lcrlong, Cornelia IIcrlong jacob II "
Hyd.ick, Augustus IIytlricl, l.,drcy j
Hydrick, Minerva j Gi,,lner, vie o. II
II Gardner; Rachael T. Livingston. vie
OF Paul Living:lon, Rowe Ella i,onin.oo.
wife Of Elliott M Robinson. and Dan G,
tiydrick. Dcfcndcn,s.
IoMe DTcnida.s:
RI Grim, wife ofJoln T Grim; = A Gaps.
VIE OF William Craps; II Z IIcrlong, wife
Of } NJ lIcrlong, L ~ S.urkc, j a j
iii'debrand, Jacob Lewis IIerons, l. W
ltcrlong. Covnciia IIcrong jacob II II,-
dr;ck. Jacob II w Ilydrick, Augistus S
Ilytlrick, Andrew J Hvdrick, Minerva j
Gardner, vie O; II IL Gardner; Rachael
y Livingston, vie OF Pail Lyins,ton:
Rowe Ella Robins Oil. wife oi Et!io,t III
Robinson, and Daniel e UvLrick
lon are hereby summoned aud required
10 answer the complaint in this action,
whlan j, iilcd III the Ofic1 o! The Clerk O /
Common "!clS, for the slid county. aud 10
scrvca copy oTyour answer 10 tie said COM
rlaint OH the subscriber at hi, office. ORANGE
burg. SoEth Carolina. within twenty ,lavs
after The service hereof exclusive OF The d.,y
of such service, ana ii YOU i,i! TO answer ,iie
complaint within the time aforesaid The
Plaintiff in this action will apply 10 the
Court for the relief demanded in Tic com
plant.
Dated August 9Th a. D. 1877,
JAS. F. iZLAR,
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BLOOD.

The blood
is the import
ant Of NIL sub
jccts. in con.
nection with
disease; for if
it is impure,
health is inl.
possible.
How inrpor-
tuI,t tI,o,,fD,,f
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-09-08

MIDDLErES SToCKHorDER.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-30

tito NOrtt Gmerica". Bonn YOlt3etssbdube
blteb fetn Stein auf benz anbern. Die Nv.
parate unb Builder bes 9ureaxs Der 8efern
Union Selesrupbsn.@ .Ienf&aft tpurS.n &c.
rsttet.
@rOBe Nctt berrfGt, ba bic 3abl Der Ob.
ba@lOfen ltH auf 1900 @selen belauft
une fetne Experimenting Der S~euersmutt
entstns. Stleuntae @llfe If nOtbwenbts
rrenn ntdt ptele @enf&en 9unsers ferben
fo1en. Der 9lrsermetfsr bat stne Ser.
fammluns Der Burger ~berufen. tn wsl9sr
Mtttel fur bic Nsttletbsnben aufsebraht
noeroen feIen.
CANT Sobn. etne 9afenaabt Neu. Braun.
i&weias, tn 8rttfG. q rbamertfa,-ntGt 3u
perweGhln NIT ct. SObn ODER ct. Sobn's
Ter pauptRabt BON NeufunblanD. wdGss
1916 BON etner sr0esn Seusrsbrunf betn1>
geiuGt rurDe.-,f an Der Ninpuns bss
slstGnamisen Slufss tn ole SunbrY Bat
bss @tlanttf&en S,euns selssen, unb bat
etns SepDlferuns BON etpa $4,000 Seelen.
DIE Stact wurOe BON &mertfanern, wel6e
BEN Nutterlance treu seblisbeu, am 96luEe
6es NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. eesrinbet. VUrt-
lamb. no bas Seuer entfanb, TT etne gor.
fabt bon ct. Sotn unb lteet unmtttelbar
am SluGe.
Hew 9 prt, %. Stunt. Bon ct. SO6n
etnselaufene Grlesramme melben: y9eute
MOrsen UNI bretptsrtel auf 8 nbr brad bas
TeSer, welGes man sdn3lt& selOf&t wdbnts.
tuteper aus. Da Der @tnb iesr aus elmer
anbern, Der bon, NittwO4 entsesenseiesten
&t&tune btdf, 70 ltest @tfabr Dor, bag
aud Der btstsr pom granee peri&ont ae.
bltebene Stactttetl nod Der 3erROruns an.
betmfdlt.
50 Qet&sn ftnb beretts au~fstfunben nor.
ben ano cline ebenfo srcse Insabl YeriOutn
wereen rermtbt. Sc III Dor Der @ano nod
ntGt mDslt9. bie burG bic Teu ersbrun1
u.rurfa1ten @erlute an MenfGenleben &c.
nau %ansusebsn.
SIN ptelen Stdbten Der Ser. 9taaten b.
ben fA 9ilfs-S Omttess Orsantfrt unb lnb
beretts bebeutenbe @elbfummen, 2ebeAsmtt'
tiel u. {. 70. mad benz Srte bes unetids
a%b9esansen, UNI bic brinsenbfe Notb ~
ltnoert.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-30
Grntes MmS6btem.

Der 9uuis8 eri6t beS gderbau Blu,
rean Der Der. Staaten iiber ben Stanp
csS Metssne fabt rie aus ben per16ies
cenen EbetIsn DER Union e%tngelaufenen
Bsri6ie " auiammsn Nc6 BEN 9unt'
Seyihte pom uOriAen Jabre fano Der
Deiaen I'M Auasmetnen bteissbn pro
cent unter Dem reaelmdBiaen Stanc,
uno BET Der nabfOleenren Grnte aetate
es ii6, pab rlsie S6dBun9 nod 3u
bod unO ni6t ~ ntecer aearifen mar.
9n ctsiem ,>abr III Ger Stanp rss Dsts
sens ucrerit melt alnfiser. DerDur&s
l&nttt res Dintsr> unb GrdbjabrzN eis
gems 3uiammen bstrdst Serare 100 pro-
cent zines reselredteu 8etraas, Der
@interweisen an fi6 fe5t etUas unter
100 prosent unp Der J~rdbiabr- Defsen
an ii@ etwaS parlibsr, uno 70 8ebeu fie
3uiammen 100 Yio3ent. Iur6itnitt~
lid 1T Der Siano ces Wetsens in cen
etnsslnen Staaten i'm WerbdltniB Al st,
ner, reeslmdB,sen Stanp foleenper:
Mutns. 10l prOisut New 6%amplpire.
1902; @srmOnI. 1902; Dta6udulstts,
100; RbOps 5slanO, 100; @ouusetts
cut. 1903, @s" yOrf, 1903; Nsw Ser
icy. 100; peuniYlsantsn. 90 DeIas
mare, 81; Wu,Y,ane, 1903 8iratnten,
1O9: Norcs Carolina, 100; Sdbs@az
rOItnu, 81; @eOraia, 1903; Gloripa,
100; alabama, So Mflfitppt 10Y;
eouiNana, 1903; 2sras, 10; artans
fac, 1876; lenns6ss, 81 ; Wef : Sir=
stnien, 1O7 SentudY> 1903; SbtO,
lis; Wtnlsau, 1909 SnDiana. 112;
SainOis, 1O5 B%tscOnfin. 81; Mtns
neipta, So jowa, 1O2; OltNourf,
ITO; Sanias, SO Nsbrasta, 1903;
Californian, so; Oregon. 105. Nm
clrfttalfen 1T aliO ote Betsenernte In
Dem Staate, in wel6eu Ger berrli6fe
Weisen wd6st, ndhlt6 In GaltfOrnien
bort bstrast fe nur SO DrOssnt. So
r6brt oieS . o.m Ne9enman9el Der,
wsI@er rtesmaI In Galtfcrnten fslbf IN
Der oOrttseu &esenaeit eeberrl@t bat.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-30
SnlGmOiiae Na9ridtem.
&tr6 :.
0cmeraI:@~ Communion.

los pohccintumsfsR lomoh psi
bieliQsn Ct. alUSlius 9iRelinass ale
aud ces Ct. YeterS IlntsrfusunASs
&erstns wtrr n,Orasn Sonntas rem /.
SuIt pul6 ben @mpfana rsr 0enrral
Communion asfeiert werreu.
gu cislem 3wefe babsn iip cte Wit'
eItsper
bes Ct. Scepbs Waiiens.
hes ct. Peter untsrflBungSs.
res ct. AIOyiius SlnsIinass uno
res 81. Glemsns, 9unamdnnersV srs
eins am a%enannten Gage um bolb iies
ben ubr Wcreeus In Der G~sretusbnut
Der reul1@en tatbplii6en 8emeiare elm:
suFnren. UNI lI@ pom rcrt in bic Warto
6tmmtIfabrtftrde ~ besebsn une nab
rene res parauf fOleenrcn 6ohGmtss
~semeiulam gum Slide pes Germ su
oeben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-30

bobw. nerr ). Sort psI6el
ycriee Wo6e rts bI. Meiben IN rel
bisfieen @atbsrruIe empfn9, miro feline
Yrimis am 8. SuIttn SbutOpse fetern,
6trr SUbn Weter, ceu 9elern
bielss SIattss ais VerfaHsr eeptesensr
Nbbunrlanaen In suter Nnesntsn, ems
pfdnat su gnre oisier 0O&e bier pic
81. MeiDsn.
8 @baSfo purpe bas 0eii
Der ousrleItsiten Sun9frau BON Der ims
msrpdbrsnpen pIlfe en- Is. ,. Dts.
nit grocer 8sterIihfsit ~beearsen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-30
&tnrtdbtun8 BON elf vWfD0D
Ma9uireS."

Dte ansefinotet pOroen, fanb an
rorteen D~onnerftaa bic 6inrt6tune Der
elf sum Eobe Serurtbeilten WttelteDer
DeS @ebetmbunoes Der Mpuy Maeut,
res In Nau@ gbunt unp pottsptae,
pennlylnanten fatt. Mus l1eueren
Wittbstluneen Iber sieien 9ebetnen
BunD eebt berDor, baB pte 0erbinoune
Der MouY Masutres erwielensr MaBen
tn enaem 3uiammenbuns febt NIT Dem
SrDen Der 6tbernier IAncient Order
Of Hibernians, A. O. H.) In SrIano.
Die WOates erbtelten TIRE laesebefeble
unp YaroIen Den Der @roblose Der 81
bernter, tpeun ie audi In tbren1 n,5rbe>
rti&en 9retben ielbffdnpts rparen.
@enn Mitelteber ether Diptfun ces
Orpens Der NOuy Na9utrss ben Sob
etnes Getnoes, fet's Elm Getno oss Or
oens Oper elm peri5nlt6er Tetnp, per,
lan9ten uno Der Morp BON Der Diptfon
bei@lp7en rpuroe, 70 erbtsIt ber 8opY.
Naifer elmer anoeren Dipiftun bic Nuf>
fcrOeruns, bic W5rosr su fsIen. Das
pur& wuroe bic GntOeduns Der rlebsls
tbdter lebr erf&wert benz, lebtere. tra.
rem Dem Spfer uno beffen Greunpen
uns Den eeuten aT Srt beS @crceS
u~nbefannt. Sp ,rurpe bic Grmorouua
bes pOltstfen gof, Yer ben DUFFY Der
baftet bate, ~aus8efdbrt. Die Dtpifon
pon Mc0eeban unb 8cYle mubte bic
Nbl&lu&tuns gof's belOrsen, rposesen
pte Dtuiton Dufps ben Sobn y. So.
nee, ben WtnensBoe 3u 3ansfore unts
bra6te, neil ct ben Mc@eeban BON Der
Nrbeit entlai1tn bate.
Wte Worp, 70 tparer aud 9aub unc
8ranoftftuns bte MitteI, bur@ wel@e
bic MOates felt nebr uls fanfsebn Sab
rea beiOnrers bic pennlyIpantl9en Rob-
lens GOunttes S&uYlttu, Carbon unp
eu3erne in Saredsn bislten. Sfe
wubten fi& lOaar niele; Aemter, bur@
WabI une Grnennung ~ bemd6tieen
aud auf Der @el@wOrenenbanf battsn
fe tbre Wertreter, e6enlo tn Der Staats.
eesBsebun8; uno Diele poltttter fuG>
ten fI@ ben gtnFuB Der Banoe pur9
@slo unp aaerbaup 8erlpre1unsen su
t6errl. Daber bic lanee StraFofss
felt. Sbr tparp erft pur@ ben prGft>
Denter Der pbtla. unb Neacine Gtlsns
babn, Granfltn g.. @ppen, NIT 6dlfe
oes Detsttfu Nacp9rIan Elm Gnee ss>
ma&t. Rad LANCER, raRlofer, mibs
fameI sefabrrOaer Srbeit eelans es
rtsien Betpen, ben Bunp bur& Gnt-
bduuns fetnes bluttssn Iretbens unp
oura @erbaftunS Der 6auptmSrou gu
bre1en.
DAT bic fatboI:i@e @eifli6teit bas
Sretben cteles @ebeimbunpes itets auf
oas iGdrffe betdnpfte unb piele trrsss>
~lettete Srldnber rettete. bafir lieeen
tbatla@lt&e Bewetle DOT. Das Be-
ueDmen Der unslldli1en Dpfer ibel
bsratbener 3u@lubt bet BEN I&rsfli>
Den Sang gum @al8en TT eeetsnet bic
0Tentlt&e Netnuns etntsermuben ;u
rerl6bnen. lleber bte 6tnrt@tung 1eIbf
bsrt@ten Dte 3ettuueen fOl8enpes:
@au@ CUNT pa. Fl. Sunt
Die uter gun, Tobe Serurtbeiltsn
"NoaY Naautres," far pel&e cerGal.
gen bier errthtst tporper, trar. batteu
t& i&ou frab BON tbrem Eager erbo.
ben. uua bte tbuer nod BeSSnute furat
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-30
Ger @ a b c r.
R~a.bOlifsn ycn Mmerifa: 0ereinfat

RatbOltfsn Ycr Mmertfa: @eretnfet
une crsaniTrt eu@, oaS 1T Ales, mac
mon TN SntersGe Der tatboIilhen &trs
DE tn Ben Hereinafter Staten au tbuu
bat. auf coB bfeie!be als freie air6e
TIM fretem 0anbe fortbefebtI bis on bas
Gnbe Der 3siten gum ;sttli&en unp
erpiaen Wcbl fir euh unD cure xiucer.
SD empfeble bic H~usfdbrune pieies
planes nodprdflthf Der Witwirfune
ces paforals GleruS.
s.. e. @enin8er, S. J.
Wtlfonir.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-30
Mnfrnf
i'm Suters6e Der bI. Str9e
in VI inertia.

0cn ben, aud BET ben Satbolifen
Wtnnelota's In eeieanetem Anoenfen
febeneen 0OIfss WiiRondr bohw. P,
@enineer erbielten mir fOleenben @ufs
ruff CUR 8tr5fsntlidunB:
SD oerbfentltdte wte befunnt, etnt
S1rtft sur 8ertbetDtsunS Der betltsen
fatbpIthen 8ir&e, telonpers mas psren
Stsuuns unU a8trtiamtstt In ben Ser.
Staaten betrift.
Gtele Sdrift 1T esaer bte %fetnolelt>
gen Nnerife pes Naraness efretdrs ee,
rt1tet unb fiibrt ZEN 3ttel ,,Reply
to Hon. R. W, Thompson, Secres
tary of the Navy.
Der Gtnbrud, Den biele Nntport TN
Often, pom @olbin8ton oneefaneen aul
bte Nmerttaner sema&t. 1T elm gspaltts
ger. Sn 8 @c&en erfOleten fdaf Auf>
laeet1 berlelben.
SO banoelt f& nun Daruut, ba6
bur@ ale Staatsn. BON New Sort bic
ct. GrancteeO. unp pOn Nsr Orleans
bis 9ate Supsrtor otsls @srtbeibts
eunesl1rift In cte 6dnbe Der Amerita,
ner eelsst ,rerDe.
&ts ntele 8orurtbetIe seeen bic ia,
tbclil@e StrGe wdrpen BET Diefsr Bes
lsu@tuns aus ben a6pfsn Der Amerts
taner nerfdwinben ! Die Sa@e t5nnts
aud angemein lei6t a~uefIbrbar fetn.
obne babel BE @emetnpe TN aQeemets
men ~ beldft9eh. usnn man folsenOen
0orldlae annimmt uno ausfIbrt. Sd
@aee ndmlt2:
yaGet IN eoer fIetneren
0emetnpe 6 W tanner uno
tn gr5beren IL I'D peretnt.
q n, RON Denen eosr subtes
fem STEELE eineE Douar lpens
bet.
p. 90 q, Der 6erausse e.
B er IT bereit fIr 6 QUA,
so @remplare unc Ir IL
ODuar 100 an pteie Wdnnel
3u 6tden.
Dod rpObl semerft: piele GrempIar'
lcuen Damn nt6t unter Eatboltfen per:
fault iOnnern am pIaB unter ben ba:
lelbf wobnenDen Amer,fanern perl6sntl
werpen.
Nun eenn. Sbr peutl1sn Hatbolis
Ghsn WGnner BON }nteQtoen. uni
Gnerete, bensn pas WObl Der bl. Rirhu
in Mmertfa am bersen Iiest folet met.
mem Nufruf unp psrst"tst eu1 III bies
fen wi@ttsen uniernebmen.
Se@s OUer 3wSlf pom iolhen ent.
I1tepenen uuo berittelten Winnsrn eib
es in ieper fie,neren Upsr sr6eersn Sc
metnoe.
Shltset bisIes 8lnonis unter eia.
amber uno lenpet cure Bsfeauneen UNI.
perirstlt nab New yOrt unter pe
Apu6.:
Nj. P. O'Schea, Bookseller
No. 81 Barclay Str. N. Y
uno 19ltsei ben 8etros BET.
De.slsi@en unternebmnneen, rrenr
pteielben seb6ris uno our&eretfeno MIR
fen lousn, mii1en rai@ obne aufi&ul
unc aur rs1ten 3eit Uol3osen werDe,
; SsBt tn serapt cte re&te Belt pa3u
Daruua frtl6 an's Nerf. SD Dor
nlstner Seite weroe gum Danf bafdl
our@ eth eanSss Sabr ieDen Woua
stae bstltSe Me1e fdr pte Wdnrer unl
esrsrl Gomtlten Soft oufopfern. pte ete'
fec Gtnlapuna fcloeu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-30

Gtne ihredlihe S%suersbrunf rerbeerte am
pOrteen @tttwrG bic Staot ct. SObn tn
Neu.8rauniGwete. Nus ben uber New
9orf aefommenen Serthtsn ptrb barber
fO!ssnbss inttaettetlt:
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-19
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
tHpeeial to the Demoerat.l

ST. LOUIS, Aug. tS.--Flour very dull. Wheat
lower; No. red, 81 20 cash; No 8 do, 81 1915
81 13tts0l1 1874 for August; 81 06la01 055s for
September. Corn lower ut 39A for cash !;
4ofsa401s for September; 411l040a4 for Octo-
ber. Oats lower; 25a4t126 for cash; 250125lls
for September. Whisky unchanged. Pork
lower iobbing at Sts. Bulk meats; no sales.
Bacon easier 5ts0D7 so. Lard nominal.
C1NofNNATf, Aug. 49, Flour steady Wheat
inactive and unchanged. Corn firm, 4s@5O.
Oats In fair demand and firm, 2503O.
Whisky active and strong, 81 90. Pork and
lard unchanged. Bulk meats easier, 4a4g7.
Bacon quiet 52415.
CHICAGO, Aug. 1s.---Pork quiet, s12 80 Sep
tember, $12 35 October. Lard 6.12H Sep
tember OF October. Wheat active. 981 s0l9sA
August, 925s September. Corn 411s@42 Sep
tembeT.
New YORK, Aug 1s.-Cotton steady; Up
lands t1L, Orleans 11ss sales 455e bales.
Futures shade lower, but steady; August
II .560111 80, September 11.34n1136, October
1Og6@10.9g November to.s4Dt0S7, December
1084011O.gD
Flour dull and heavy, Wheat dull, de-
clinng; futures 10p2e lower. Corn dull, @
shade lower. Pork quiet si3 40Q413 30. Lard
heavy; steam s.75DS.8O. Spirits Of turpen-
tine steady, 3414 Rosin firm, 81 s501 9211aa for
strained. Freights firm.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-19
The Saratoga Races.

Especial to The Uemncfatl
SARATOGA, Aug 1S.--The first race, sweep
stake, three-quarters of mile, was won by
Rhodamanthus In :15I.
The second race, purse of $500, for three
year olds, one mile and an eighth, was won
by Oriole In 80.
The free handicap sweepstakes, two miles,
was won by Galway in :40H
The closing race, purse $500, one mile and
quarter, winner to be sold at auction, was
won by Rappahannock in 2:1614.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-19
esnmI,stta.s treat speech.
fgnenial 10 the Dennerat.l

Especial TO the Democrat.I
LONDON, Aug. 1s.-Some days ago Gam
bstta made great political speech at Lille.
the publication Of which has been prevented
BY fear Of the censorship. He expressed
great confidence as to the result OF the coming
elections and spoke with his usual bitterness
against tho Bonapartists, whom he stigma
tized as party Of invasion. Relative TO the
assertion Of the reactionary papers that Mac
Nahon will not be obliged to submit to the
will OF the nation as expressed by the coming
elections, he said that when France had pro-
nounced her sovereign will there must be
either submission or resignation.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-19
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following Is the "temperature" at Che
various points named, as reported by the
Signal Service kilograms furnished by Ser
geant Brown, of the Signal Bureau, and indi-
eating the state Of the temperature at the
points named, at p. m. yesterday:
Cairo "a degrees, Cincinnati 10, Galveston
s3 Keokuk So, Lacrosse 81 Leavenworth 81,
Louisville 81, Memphis "A, Nashville g,
Omaha 81, Pittsburg IS, Shreveport Sc, St.
Louis 81, st. Paul SO, Vicksburg 81, Yankton
n. T.) 81, Augusta (Ga.) 81, Corsicana Tex
81, Mobile SO, Montgomery 80, Savannah ~,
New Orleans so, and Key West IS.
The following were the variations Of tenn,
perature, according to the thermometer
Fahrenheit) at Duhamels store, on Canal
street, yesterday:
6a. M, 81; 70 noon, IS; p. m., 70; p
m, 70.
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ISpbUiHI 20 tHB UbmOCrHl.J
DETROIT, Aug. 1s.-The regatta closed to-
day with contest for the prizes Of the
Northwestern Amateur Rowing Association.
The junior single scull race was won by
Moses Naudeau, of Monroe; time 16 81 dis
tance mile and return.
The double scull race mile and return, was
won by the Wolven Hook Grew, of Greenbush,
New York; time IA :021a.
The senior six-oared race, one and a half
miles and return, was won by the Excelsiors,
OF Detroit, in 1s 80.
The last race, for the junior four-oared
shells, was won by the Floral City Crew in
1g.4S
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-19

DANZIGERs' REMOVAL. - Our readers have
already been informed Of the intended removal
of the Messrs. Danzigers from their we'll
known stand at No. 2os Canal street to their
new establishment at No. 157 on the same street.
which has for months been in the course Of
preparation for their reception. The increas-
ing business of the firm. by reason of the popu-
lar scale of prices they adopted from the out
set necessitated a more eligible site. and to
meet The demands Of their. ,customers they
wisely decided on change OF base. The new
store, upon which a lavish expenditure mas
been made will be thrown open to the publ1c
Tomorrow monday morning at O'Clock, and
we may venture to assert that It compares
favorablv with the most fashionable Tnarts OF
our principal cities, both North and West Mr..
David Danziger OF this enterprising firm, has
Just returned from a tour to the leading cities
OF the North and brings with him an 1nnsur-
passed assortm ent of the latest novelties ~
dress goods, hosiery, lingerie, etc, which will
be offered at prices that cannot fail to enlist the
hearty ind ,rsement of the customers that are
wont to throng their store from early morning
until evening All are cordially invited to in
spect this unexampled display in e cry DEPART
mant of dry goods. the Messrs. Danzi gers ell
ing assured that their endeav r to cater to the
taste of their many friends will result in CON
tinuance of the kind patronage which they
have honestly labored TO merit.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-19
Shernan's Views.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 1S.-Secretary Sherman,
in making his speech yesterday at Mansfield,
gave a history Of what the present Admins
fration had DONE In doing SO he spoke only
for himself. The President had authorized
him to say one thing only, and that was that
whatever in the nomination of candidates on
the State ticket, or any desire to influence the
senatorial contest in Ohio, are utterly ground
less. His speech cannot be condensed. 1t
wiA require elaboration to make it eompre-
hensihle
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-19
The ohio workinS,men's Party.

ISpecIhI TO tho DaInOUTHtI
COLUMBUS, Aug. 1S.-The Central Ohio
Executive Committee of the Workingmens
Industrial Union, issued an address setting
forth q platform of principles and recommend
Ing that conventions be held In the several
counties to nominate county officers and
establish Industrial unions and clubs In every
town and voting precinct, end that each OF
these select one delegate to the State conven-
tion TO be held In this city September 18th to
adopt platform and nominate candidates for
2tafa Offices
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-19

LONDON, Aug. 18.-The Times Sistova
dispatch says Rain of less than twelve
hours duration has rendered the roads at
this place, over which Russian supplies are
transported, sea of mud, with gaping holes
of unknown depth at frequent intervals. This
forcibly illustrates the impossibility of a Rus
sian campaign in Turkey after the rainy sea-
son has begun. 1t will be very difficult even
to maintain their forces between the Balkans
breaks m
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Iannnini M tha Dam nnrat.l

tSpecIai TO The Dem OcrRtl
WINDSOR VT, Aug. 1s.--The President and
family reached here at about n. m. and The
President standing on the platform OF the
car, made short speech to the assembled
crowd, and at the close he was greeted with
loud cheers. The party proceeded from here
In a special car TO Claremont.
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MONEY AND STOCKS.
tspeoial to the Demoorat.l

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