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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-07-25

DR, MARSHALL Lung Syrup has en-
lnenty proved to be safe. reliable and
cheap remedy for Coughs, Colds, etc.
Try 1t. Price only p cents a bottle.
Sold by L. & J. Robinson.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-07-25

OK account of the consolidation of the
two printing offices we have considerable
material on hand of which we are anxious
to dispose. We shall be pleased to COR
respond with any printing office desiring
to purchase any of the material mention
ed in the following list.
2 Imposing Stones.
j Card Cutter.
New Job type.
Display type,
Wood type,
Column and Headrules.
Font of Labor Saving dotted rule,
Font OF Labor Saving double rule.
Cases Chases Racks &c.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-07-25

ARE your horses ~ cattle sick? If so,
go to i, L. j. Robinson drug store for
medicine and receive advice as to how it
should be used,
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MORRISON July II, 1878.

The heat has been excessive in this
vicinity the past week.
The hay crop this year exceeds that of
any previous year. Fall wheat is already
ripe and farmers are engaged in harvest
ing it. All the crops appear to be in ex-
cellent condition.
A young man named Hobbins died on
the l4th inst. from the effects Of n sun
stroke on the same day. He was engaged
in moving for man named Crowley. He
lived but two hours after being overcome.
The day OF his death the thermometer
indicated so i'll the shade. A number
of other cases Of sunstroke, none serious,
occurred here during the past week.
The potato crop is good, where the
ravages of the usual pest have been
stayed.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-07-25

The procession of Forepaugh's circus
through the streets on Tuesday was real
ly grand sight ana served as an excel
lent advertisement. Beasts of prey, ele-
plants, camels and liliputian horses
paraded the streets to the delight of the
many spectators. The large uncaged
lion perched on the top OF display
wagon was new and startling feature,
a feature always advertised but never be-
fore presented. While :'paniel'' in tue
lions den seemed to the spectators to be
i'll an unenyiable position, he fully answer
ed the description of the latest common
tatQr on that event, Daniel" didn't care
for the lions. and the lions didn't seem
to give damn for Daniel either.
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CONNECTIONS.

ST:I,,,I..,,, with {. 4 y. " ny. c. VI. &
NIlIN duhct StP.R' wand all lines diyrrgimg
IoI,,v-,ea,, with ShcboEgau & Fond du Lac
1CllCDo} gttH Il. K for all points on that road
H. D;,.,,., with STAGES for Il cWaunec Aim
J lNCIo apec, etc, and during nayiga-
tion wilhSu for above points.
i crest y tillc. with Wis Central R. r.
kl4 I,,,,. with c. 4 n W. Ry for
~ lttoll q uilC' Fond du Lac, Oshkosh,
Ettnah DePcre. Green Bay, E-cauaba, etc.
NJ IL -, with q. b. y NJ. X. Il. and
NtN LOIillOH with stages for ClintoGyille.
Emharra-- aud Shawano.
II. G. II. REED, IL. l. WHrcoMB,
Geu'i .Supt. GeaI Pass. Igt.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-07-25

! HAYES is tougher than the old darkey
who was struck by lightning, and who
merely shook himself and said: 'Dat
makes three times lse been hit and now
I shouldn't wonder If it luff me alone"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-07-25

TELLIsFoRD ST. PETER, of this place,
has been appointed captain Of the Chica-
go life saving station, and with his APP
pOintment he received instructions to
select his crow from this place, which he
has done. 1t is needless to say that the
appointment is good one, for every one
who knows St. Peter knows that there is
not a man on the whole chain Of lakes
that is better fitted than he, and his or
ders to select his crew of nine Iaon from
this place is q recognition OF the bravery
and hardihood of the fishermen at this
place who, year after year, have yeptHred
forth with their little piao.tInaos III seas
that were wild and dangerous, for the pur
pose of rescuing the sailors of wrecked
vessels. Mr.. st. Peter aud his crew left
for their post Of duty on Sunday morn
ing's boat - ~ 0n8cie.
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THE young ladies and gentlemen of
the Presbyterian church wish to an
nounce that festival viii be given at the
North Side Park on Wednesday next
from 4 o'clock in the afternoon to 8 p.
NJ. Ice cream and other refreshments
will be served. Croquet grounds will be
arranged for adopts in this art. Every
body is invited without regard to race,
color or previous condition of seryitude
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II. Westphal, special police, 800
H. DasSicr - 300
W. Herzog, hauling steamer 300
Resolution 10y alderman Johnston:
RcsOioed, That the Mayor and Clerk,
with the committee on dredge and har-
boz, be authorized to let the dredge and
scOws to l.. Zander for a term not to
exceed two working seasons at daily
rental of $500 per day for each working
day of 10 hours, all repairs to dredge and
scows to be made 10y said Zander, the
said lease to be secured by a bond III the
sum of $1,G00.O0. The value of the
dredge is hereby fixed at 81, 600 and the
three scowa at $500.
The resolution was adopted.
Resolution to advertise for proposals
for fencing grounds known - the ceme-
terry grounds was lost.
A motion was made to reconsider the
action Of this Board at former meeting
IN relation to refunding to t. G. Shove
certain tax on the schooner Reindeer,
which was adopted, and the matter was
referred back to the committee on assess
ment and finance for further action.
Board adjourned for two weeks to
meet on Monday, August 5, 1873.
a. d. JONES, Clerk.
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For Green Bay and Intermediate Ports.

STEAMERS Cd. TRUEsDELL OCONTO
Leave every Wednesday and Saturday for hewau-
nee Ahuapce and ali west shore points to Green
Bav. Returning, leave ManitoWoc for the South
every Wednesday and sunday.
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SOUTH EIGHTH ST. NANITOWOO

Tais excellent Vinegar will be sold hy IN, bsr-
dealers isrespeCuIly solicited
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TWO RIVERS.
July 24th, 1878.

July 24th, 1878.
Bathing instead of walking, is the uni
yersal exercise here.
Croquet has almost entirely superseded
base ball at this place.
Trolling for pickerel is about the only
kind of fishing that pays now.
Hymen viii reap a rich haryestin this
city ere long if rumor is to be credited.
Some young men of this city, tempted
by the stiffness of the lake, went out for
a ride on last Saturday evening. When
about three miles from shore squall
suddenly struck them nearly capsizing
the boat. They put about as soon as
possible, but were nearly three hours in
reaching the shore.
In an article on County Politics" ap-
pearing in 3 recent number Of the PLoT,
the correspondent omitted mentioning
the name of Mr.. William lander, q
prominent candidate for member of the
assembly from the third district.
The superiority OF Two Rivers as n
summer resort over other points along the
shore is clearly established by the fact
that not once during the recent heated
term has the thermometer here indicated
a heat of more than 95o; and although
this is a greater degree of heat than has
been experienced at this place for years,
it Is far lower than that which was felt at
other places along the shore and in the
interior. Situated as we are upon q
point, around which the lake extends in
the form of curve, none of the hottest
winds reach Us without being first sub
iected to the moderating influence of the
lake over which they must pass, thus re-
lieying us of the extremes of heat expert
enccd at places less favorably located.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-07-25

in connection withhis Bus. Orders left It Plumb
x Nelson Store viii receive prompt attention.
Orders -olisited apr-25
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-07-25

THERE IS NO MISTAKE, although / have
neglected to mention it before, that [
have always bought my goods for cash,
and am thus able to sell as low as any
house in this city. I buy only the very
best goods the market affords. Physi-
cian's prescriptions will be carefully pre-
pared at all hours.
Night bell on front door.
Cabinet organs aid pianos sold at very
low prices. O. r. BACON, n. ID.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-07-25

A CIRCUS is to some extent an organic
ed fraud. We do not refer to the acting
and menagerie which are usually worth
the price Of admission, but to the habit
Ues who are generally first class scoun-
drels. Those who are beaten out Of
money in games of chance are deserving
of no sympathy, as they would readily
take the money if they were the winners.
No attention should be given to their
winnings. Their avarice impels them to
take a supposed advantage and they lack
the manliness to bear their loss with
stoicism. But an army oftramps is less
to he dreaded than q circus. 1t is de.
moralizing, dangerous and costly. Men
with sand in them" are transformed III
to rowdies to some extent, when dealing
with circus men. The attaches of a cir
Gus are Ishmaels, but they smite with the
heaviest hand.
Special police were powerless to pre-.
vent many from being wantonly insulted
and openly cheated at the circus last
Tuesday. The ticket agent is said to
have drawn his revolver on a number of
occasions, on persons who demanded
change dishonesty retained by him.
Revolvers were said to be drawn on in
nocent persons by other parties belong
ing to the circus for the purpose of
slIencing remonstrance against theft.
OF course those scoundrels had not the
courage to use their reyolvers if their
victims showed plack. But intimidation
served the same purpose and many were
"feeced" without resort to games of
chance. Every one of those parties
should have been arrested. People aCW
attend circus and the law should pro-
tect them there. We may call them
fools but that is no reason why they are
not entitled to protection.
There is Better Way to Enjoy Life
Than to quietly suffer the miseries re-
sulting from Dyspepsia. If you are dis
tressed with Headache, Nervousness,
Low Spirits, Wakefulness, Palpitation
Of the Heart, Costiveness, Liver Com
plant, Pain in the Stomach, Bad Taste
in the Mouth, Heartburn, etc, seek that
comforting relief that always comes from
using Parker's Ginger Tonic, and you
will be astonished at your renewed capa-
city to enjoy life when freed from pain
and suffering. Protect also your little
ones from Cholera 1nrantum, and your
self and family from sudden attacks of
Collie, Cramps, Dyssentery or Cholera
Morbus, by keeping this superb correc-
tive and invigorant always at hand.
Buy a $1.00 bottle from your druggists
JONES & ScHALLERN, or a sample bottle
at Is cents, and test its merits.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-07-25
BILLIE HERZOG

wishes to inform the public that he runs Ere,
BAGGAG E WAGON
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-07-25

Louis SEEGER has been for some time
engaged in fixing up his bath rooms near
his barber shop. They are now completed
and admirably fitted up. He has fur
nished his rooms with new bath tubs and
all the modern conveniences. Baths of
any degree of warmth from the temper
ature of st. Louis to that of Two Rivers
may be had by applying to Mr.. Seeger.
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LIST OF LEYTERS

CHAS, EssLlNGER, p. NJ.
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II Is always very annoying to con-
gregation to have a relson hacking and
coughing during services. One dose ii
DR. Marshall's Lung Syrup relieves the
wors, cases. Sold by I. < J. Robinson.
The New York herald., 1878-12-01

ladies :, mGE,.' Vi. vs,t, .s,,s ass a, Drawers
EDWARD MALLEY.
rREAT REDUCTIONS. GREAT REDUCTIONS
SPECIAL BARGAINS, - SPECIAL BARGAINS,
DRY GOODS
FOR THE HOLIDAYS. FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
A,isc,, % Z, pieces $50, 2, IMroRTED FRENCH DRESS
nspisP .F"S * and SdvRr
a soe.. pls;s: sds;S SsSEIs HAIR; THESE
G'S;; isrfs was cSsr III sR Rpe Aso
si.fs' Ley son e 'nsfs sL1cs
Gf'f Il n's % pssx psr sssa oAshshRE RE
A. 81 and s1H'5s FssS' sSS
G"frp aSFs aSfNFRk tray y nhhr f THE DE-
H6iSi SAs dSnai a Srtd% HFSE y.s: "a
UNDEgwEAg UNDERWEAR.
rSrs m s?1'a "uay 'Fs NEFso so Hssrs s. 3 end
'7' cts MsHTn SFsEs 1l4 Fty ps.ssEHs, FULL REGULAR
Al 81 5o psawfns' sitFfkrrsEH orALiT5is WoRrlfi
IN ADDITION TO THE ABOVE, GREAT BARGAINS
WILL BE FOUND ~ SILKS, DRESS GOODS, LAcEs,
GLOVES AND All OUR OTHER DEPARTMENTS, An
INSPECTION or. WHICH WILL AMPLY RELAY IN.
TENDING PURCHASERS
LIZ BorTlLLIEE BROS
4S East 18th ST.. sfT Broadway.
EXTRAORDINARY SALE EXTRAORDINARILY SALE
SAMPLES SAMPLES
OF on
BLACK SILKS BLACK SILKS
$50 RisS :" sScSGfSh &c aK
In lengths OF from to - yards, at
10 cts, to " yard,
65 eta to ~ 10 per yard. 65 81 so per yard,
worth 81 10 81
THESE GOODS ARE SELECTED SAMPLES or THE
PRODUCTIONS or THE Most CELEBRATED MANU-.
FAcTuREHs or BLACK srLKs ~ LYONS. AND WERE
cur IN THESE LENGTHS FOR THE PURPOSE OF
TAKING ORDERS DURING THE PAST YEAR.
liz BoUTILLIER BROTHERS,
A. East lith sts S4T Brcadwar-
The New York herald., 1878-12-01

A.
SUCH A RARE CHANCE As IS now OFFERED AT
+, T, +. /. !.
S2 REs wHsS 5sgTa lSA * sE ssfF
OF TIE IT F5SN TIFF
r hHT TP hs5kE Or A1 EHGhs
sSbA 3S $S pHs d Black SILKS EVER YET
S5Ahs yM op hsG r n4 D6ps Tb TE
hSS azsS wl H T5T N aEaH sHiS5 LsTFf Can FAFr
wT EF fo TEf5 H
LUPIN's BEST MAKES IN BLACK cAsHMEREs.
SPECIAL LINE IN 40 INCH BLACK CASHMERE.
3lsC YARD
EXTRA FINE QUALITY 40 INCH, nc; WORTH
,ee11uRTAIgEp's sEIgEI ENGLISH GRAPES, ALL WIDTHS
rlEs srEs'A Ton BaDshSs aosiSS WEEK HOSIERY At DAN
LADIES' MERINo SILK CLocKED, sec PAIR.
LADIES' FINE wooLI.EN HOSE, SOC. PAIR
LADIES' FINE CASHMERE HOSE, s5c. PAIR.
ING SPEcIALTiES:-
Al ARES a rE FNf wdR4 maSf e5 u hk rsfks AND BLUES
PIIAsIID srkIfEs. AT ssc.; COST SIC. TO IN
FRENCH COTTON HOSE AT asc PAIR, WORTH sc
roExnI2 HEkH3 GSREFhMGkAE SR FSdk ALL GRADES
GLOVES.
WE SHALL OFFER on MONDAY LARGE LOT OF
btd orEsa sH SHADES fs At ssc FAIR kEdtIah FslSh
Eza 's'ssS
5AsFa55fF aH X
rsEsaS sEEAE tpf4 Es4 OF TRIMMED BossErs
1fsH s Ans ES5 Hahex gos AND os
$500 BOXES FINE FLOWERS, GREATLY REDUCED
srEcIAL LARGE ASSORTMENT FLORAL DRESS
SSff r. PRICES LOWER THAN Any HOUSE IN THE
c e ss5osn E5 4 & sAFfsS FfA aa i RICH PRINCES FROM
Sr]$sS rfgSExES
I. + +. /. /. ::
BROADWAY AND srH ST.
LEARN, 77a AND 775 BROADWAY.
+. II |: E: E: |: 4 i I'll
CLOSING OUT SALE
EXTRAORDINARY REDUCTIONS
ALL DEPARTsMENTs
IN ORDER TO
CLOSE
OUR PRESENT STOCK
BEFORE REMOVAL.
TO OUR NEW STORES
FOURTEENTH STREET.
JAMES A. HEARN 4 son,
77a AND ~, BROADWAY
EDWARD
III III ! 4 /. /. I: +, +. !
offers as a special bargain
Ladies merino Vests and Drawers
NJ 31c. worth sc.
EDWARD MALLEy
81 West 18th II.
|REAT REDUCTIONS GREAT REDUCTIONS
SPECIAL BARGAINS, SPECIAL BARGAINS,
DRY GOODS
FOR THE HOLIDAYS FOR THE HOLIDAYS
~ pieces of IMPORTED FRENCH DRESS
h'ioc's GOODS REDUCED from - cts. per yard.
..o.s.. 1 ca pieces of ULSTER CHECKS and NOVEL
~ '~'e's TIES: WORTH 81, cts. per ward.
...o.,- , ~ pieces 40 inch CAMEIS HAIR; THESE
~ '"o'S ARE VERY CHEAP
The New York herald., 1878-12-01

of the finest quality warranted including newly in.
vented MARIE AsTOtNErTE SWITCHES for tho for
nation Of Cohures s the styie Ia all shades
from tho ghtest blonde black. from - 81 ~ inches in
length al ~ -. $40. $i2 SIS and upward
Old SWITCHES cred with length nf hair and
made while yon wait.
THE COgUEr
and the finest ~ INVISIBLE FRONTS. for
Young and old improving the looks Of all instantly sways
ready and sill not rip from x3 upward
COfFFURFS
The latest Partisan styles ready made to match
iaay's hair, from rs upward
CrrLS
Warranted naturally curly the choicest eorrs and all
desirable length. from SIS upward
The largest aud only leading house in tho country
GRAY HAIR A SPECIALLY
The fnos. ausliiy genuine cocr' lower than other
mouse
INVISIBLE HUMAN HAIR NETS for tho front hair
the largest and hest imported. u each. ~ 10
soren CoMBTNGs rnads in the mcsi approved nsnre,
rons all hair taken IN exchange ADVICE given
French artist how tho hair bocoronriy
FREE OF CHARGE. hair dressing and bcsrtifyne
81 the PREMISES colnplcc assortment Of the choicest
BEArTffYING COSMETICS
OUR NEW CATALOGUE nf How to be Besutiful.m
with Illustrations FREE OF CHARGE, application,
L. SHAW, - WEST isTIi ST. New York
The New York herald., 1878-12-01

DOLLS. DOLLS
MADE Up LACE GOODS OF ORIGINAL DESIGNS,
EXCLUSIVELY OUR own AND UNIQUE FRENCH
NOVELTIES. FINE VIENNA AND FRENCH LEATHER
GOODS, FANCY FRAMES. PARTISAN FANS, NOV
ELITES Is FINE JEwELRY FANCY WILLOW
WARE PERFUMERY AND TOILET ARTICLES,
&c &C AT PRICES THAT DEFY COMPETITION.
The New York herald., 1878-12-01

Keeps patens Partly Made Shirts for 81; only plain
Keeps custom Shirts very best to for So ht
Ke~ps Nigh. shirts, long, with without collars
and poctet. :, each. s,., 49,. a, .,.s
An elegant set Of extra heavy gold plated buttons pre-
kEEFs kEEr,s TSBEkx TSbEE%EaR. EAT.
Red flannel r~iled Vest aud Drawers very best 81 80
scarlet white fancy knit Underwear in all the latest
styles At Is SETr ll1sSi"s srRg gLestR 'cstFfs ac "
r."r Dl Dy lime" linen c",I.'; .a. s e tS5 sr . o,.n
sES cHsst i 80 half
s1sssH ENGlIsH srrEE STOUT half HOSE CSC per
SILK HASDKERcnIErs, all styles, extra quality, 75c
BLACK SILK EIEsi FEErs s''; tSsaStiss slslI,Syt ios
h; s!sS@sS ,s;' Ii:is';s s
f. SSfF / Err l. r. $rr r : is
* Fsrry Errs / Sss sss
). 4 Il /, !, |. T. E. !. :.
: !; !: +, #..|};y| !. i {: r, :: {;
GG Lii 90 EEEE SIS
GENTLEMEN'sl,
OUR own MAKE AND WARRANTED THE VERY
BEST QUALITY. FIFTY FER CENT CHEAPER
THAN lMroRrED GLOVES or THE SAME QUALITY
ono ono nu..en s pIsin pn Or e-@sreidcrca - 8, 4 pair
We make only the hest quality " goods and tho
largest manufacturers IL tho goods will 10
fonnd snrpass all others both In quality and price
Samples and circulars mailed free application,
ALL GOODS WARRANTED
KEEP MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
kEEP MAStFACTTRING COMPANY,
.S23 9th av. -" '''"'
3i Fulton IT., Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1878-12-01
DRY GOODS.

THE BEST OPPORTUNITY
EVER OFFERED TO BUY CHEAP
TERMS MADE TO SUIT EVERY ONE.
The New York herald., 1878-12-01

offers as special bargain
Ladies merino Vests and Drawers
NJ 3Tc.: worth &c.
The New York herald., 1878-12-01

Those who examine Sacanes, Domans and Circulars
surprised Ut the wonderfully low prices.
One lot Sacques, 81 IS; value 81
One lot Sacques 81 IS; trimmed handsomely.
One lot Circulars. - %: worth - rs.
Onc lot Sacaues. trimmed with velvet fringe and silk
e4 20: sold carly SIS
iOb Domans left trimmed beautifully With deep fringe
and fancy silk. S1i 80; guaranteed value $25
Our SIS, gro s25 so So Garments a. fearful
sacrifice.
snts marked down half cost.
stuff suits. g.. SO. si5. SO. so; half value
silk Suits. rs 10 $50 half cost.
Misses and Children cloaks and Suits all marked down.
SO SscQ1es 81 Pa; value IS. all ages
The New York herald., 1878-12-01

son WE WILL OFFER SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS
S HOLIDAY GOODS. SUCH AS FINE FANCY
GOODS or JAPANESE. FRENCH AND HOME
MANUFACTURE. LARGE LINE OF
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-23
FROM THE PASSES.

ronT FAps. Doc. "a, cum. Barometer 1880.
Wind northwest, light. Weather dark and cool
Arrived. British ship Indy Clarendon Mar
shall master. 81 days from 6reenoek in ballast
to master
British ship Regina. Corning master. 63 days
from Liverpool In anst to master.
British Hhip Prince Victor. Baily master, II
days from Havro, In ballast to master.
British ship Prince Umbarto. Scott m aster. AZ
days from Rotterdam. In ballast 70 master.
Norwegian ship Race IIoraa. Patterson mas
ter. ~ days from London. IN ballast to master.
British bark Empire Of Peace. King master.
q days from Liverpool. with cargo Of salt. to
jos. Cooper
British bark Queen Of India, Jardaa master.
e. days from Liverpool. to DeWolf. Powell & 60.
Norwegian bark Bygdin. Messed master. %
days from Alexandria. Egypt In ballast. to Il.
Oerein.
American schooner George l.. Marts. Marts
master. i6 DAYS from New York. with cement,
otc.. for Jotty Company.
British steamship Mediator. ut $40 y. m
Hanney master. from Liverpool. to Ocean
Go.
Sailed: Steamship Altmore, sehooners Sarah
s. Harding Ella NJ Storer and Santo Oteri.
SOUTHWEST PASS. Dee %. D. m.-Wfnd north
west light Weather clear and cool.
Arrived: Spanish bark Frosperidad. from
Havana. to PUG. Corral Co.
No InpRrturpS,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-23

r. saoha pecaas to Cochran 4 CaBeres- $500 In
sp.oie and currency y Y FlsBders-5 bales oottop ~
sss wool Whitney &co-9 bxs seed u Reder &cc
IDS head cattle q Mehls Aoo-sundrIes to order
Total 81 bales cotton
Train No 81 baes cotton l. TerrahonDe-3 do 10
J. Suria &co-2 Hickman-t l. baoaasagne 2 to
Jertrou-2 sacks seed cotton ~ saoks rough rios
order-too do Foerster'a Rice Mill-i5 spor-2oi
Sevrn-h bids sugar Robert IIare-i27 do Ia
bhls molasses John Calder ~ bbds sugar W order
10 do ~ bh's moaases II BERNARD do and 70
hhha sugar GodcbauS 81 do q bhla nolasses 10
Sevn-96 do 81 bids sugar Capp Bros &no-3o
bbls molasses Male Cammaok-,2 do - bids su
gar Bush " Levert-T hbIs tnolasses NJ Shelly SEQ
% hhds sugar MeDermott-4 hbls moissssa to
Conger Kelly hhds sugar u A Given " Eon-52
dn = S,tight -sundriss to order Total ~ bales Ut
cotton sacks seed cotton t2p sacks rough rice all
hhda sugar 40 hhls tuoisssea
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-23
ny Railroads.
AORGAT's LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL
ROAD

Dec 22-55 hhds sugar 60 bbls molasses Sol Lion &
COL do hhds sugar II Newmsn-5i bbs
lasses Clspp Bros &Oo-i(0 do Richard M liken-79
do 20 hhds sugar Chism g. Boyd-l4 do TO John I
Moore &co-l0 l. G Kesvsr-f Meyer, Weis 1000
f J Gay &co--20 Delgado &co--2 bales cotton to
q w Sentell &co-sundries to order-Total bales of
cotton l7g hhds sugar 81 bbs molasses
Chnton-Per steamship Clinton lilo bales cotton
Whitney &co-l0l do Jno I Hardie &oo-24 do
Bowen &co-l4 w Sente &co--5 Moore q
Coleman-ll Never Weis &oo-7 Bailey & Pond-li
Clapp Bros &co-5 Kirkpatrick 6oo--5 w Bur-
bridge zoos 70 Dannee &Co-a2s7 sacks cotton
seed Cotton Seed Assooiation-2g5 sacks oats to
Glover OdeD dahl sundries to order--Total 32l
bales cotton 1857 sacks cotton seed
Clinton-Per steamship Haran-437 bales cotton
Whitney &co-30oi sacks cotton seed N o Cot
ton Seed Association-l65 sacks oats TO order-and
sundr IN order
Brszos Santago-Per steamship st Mary-st4C0 in
gold $50 hides 10 bales hair 81 sks hair 90 skins ~
bales do 1856 bales wool eco flint hides 2I3 skis wool
S24C0 in specie A Palacio-Sg00 do Ricou-s6n0
do Gordon d Gomila-sundries TO order-Total $500
in specie
Indianos-Per steamship City of Norfolk casks
and sacks pecans Sc bales cotton Il Dauneel &oo-