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The New York herald., 1878-09-27
AN oTrIcIoUs oFPICER BaLKED.

ANNAPOLIS, Sept 20, 1878.
Mr. Henry Aisquith, States Attorney, oil this
county, ono Of the principals In contemplated duel,
arrived here ON Monday. Oa Tuesday night State
Othcer Thomas Basil made oath before Judge William
H. Gassawsy charging that lie had good cause sus.
poet that certain Henry Aisquith, OF said State OF
Maryland and county OF Anne Arundel is about to be
engaged in duel with n certain s. Thomas McCul-
Tough. Judge Gassaway Issued his warrant lor the
arrest OF Mr. Asquth who by thiz time (half- past
nine O'Clock L. u. had LETT Annapolis In u buggy.
Forty minutes after HIM Shcrif Wells and Olticer
Basil followed and kept up tho race to Odenton, the
Junction OF the Baltimore aud Potomac and Annapolis
railroads, fourteen mies from this place. Having
trace of MIR. Aisquiths movements the Sheriff gave
up the chase and returned to Annapolis at break
Mr MCCULLOUGH. the challenged party. returned from
Baltimore yesterday morning and quietly attending
10 his business No warrant has been issued Tor his
arrest. aud tue contemplated duel is now consid.
cred of.
The New York herald., 1878-09-27
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Professor o. e. Marsh, OF Yale College, IL at the
Buckingham. Ex-Governor Leland Stan ford, OF Cali
fornia, is at the Windsor Professor Ezra ABBOT OF
Harvard College, and Professor Charles A. Aiken Of
Princeton College, at the Everett. Assistant Post.
master General Thomas J. Brady Is at the Gilscy.
General Thomas L. Crittenden, United States Army.
is at the Now York. Rev. DR.. w. G. Cattell, Pres.
dent OF Lafayette College, rs ut the ST. Nicholas
Aching Bank Superintendent Henry L. Lamb, OF AL
bany, 10 at the Westminster. Naval Constructor
Isaiah Hanscom, United States Navy, Is at the Union
SQUARE.
The New York herald., 1878-09-27
NEBRASKA DEMOCRATS.
LINCOLN, Net., Sept. 20. ,

LINCOLN, Net., Sept. 20, 1873.
Tho Democratic State Convention mot here
yesterday, 125 delegates beng present on
temporary organization W. y Conner. a
representative OF hard money. was chosen
chairman over 9. II. Brown by i've majority. Com.
fnIttses on resolutions aud permanent organ ztton
were appointed and the Convention adjourned ptil
to-day.
An effort will be made TO indorse the gree nback
State ticket, tho democrats making no nomination.
The New York herald., 1878-09-27
GENERAL BRADLEY'S EXPEDITION.

GENERAL BRApLEY's EXPEDITION CAMP,
at JEsNEY SToCKADg, Sept rs. 1878.
via CHEYENNE, Wy. T.. sopt. 26, 1873
Tho expedition reached hsrc this afternoon route
for Fort Laramie where 1t will arrivo about October
and break up the companies going from there the
various stations assign thsm for tho winter Five
pancs OF the Third cavalry, under MAJOR Carleton
loft camp Rsdw tho 22d inst. Tor Camp Rob-
iusor Custer CITY In anticipation OF trouble with
Indians IN that neghborhood, but tf the Indians
10Th of October.
The New York herald., 1878-09-27
FLORlLINE,

tor the teeth and breath Is tho bcst liquid dsn.cc "a
the world thoroughly partially decaysd teeth
from all parasites li.ng anma macua" leaving them
peary white, inparting delightful fragrance TO the
breath The FRAGRANT FLoRiLISR Instantly all
odos arsng from foui tobacco smoks Being
parity composed Of honey soda and extracts OF sweet
herbs and plants Is perfectly harmless and delicious
sherry.
Prepared by HENRY q. GALLUP, No. 493 Oxford st.
London, Engiand. aud retailed evcrywnere.
Price 10
The New York herald., 1878-09-27
MICHAEL o'CoNNoR.

The death Is announced IN Newark OF Michael
o'Connor, aged eighty one, who born In Ireland
and settled in Newark when 1t was q place OF less
than twenty thousand Inhabitants. Mr. o'Connor
accumulated considerable means and was very highly
esteemed by the townspeoplc.
The New York herald., 1878-09-27
THE NEWFOUNDLAND FISHERIES.

mo- AGREEMENT DETwEEN THIS COUNTRY AND
FRANCE AND ENGLAND.
[BY TELEGRAPH 10 the HERALD
WASHINGTON, Sept 20, 1878.
Tho statement Of the Paris Iirie newspaper caDled
here last night 10 the effect that government and
that OF England and France had arranged existing df.
acoltics relative 10 the Newfoundland nsneres has
no foundation 50 far government IL concer Cd
No sucn question rs that Is pending Tor agreeme
between our govornment and the governmsn named.
The New York herald., 1878-09-27
w. X. IDwAnDg.

w. X. Edwards, nrst Mayor OF Torrc Hauto, ex.
Speaker OF the Indiana House OF Representative,
who was connected witn the development OF several
railroads and with many prominent business enter.
prises OF taai place, died at six o'clock yesterday
morniDg oil coDgeston.
The New York herald., 1878-09-27
TIE SARATOGA AT PHILADELPHIA.

TUE SARATOGA AT PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 20, 1878.
The schoolship Saratoga, which has been lying at
League Island, came up 10 the city to-day and
anchored at Copo's wharf, She has III boys board
training for the naval service The object Is to
cruit 100 more boys. Sixty-seyen OF those now
board to be transferred TO the Quhnebsugh at
League Island,
The New York herald., 1878-09-27
THE WEATHER. YESTERDAY.

Tho following record will show the changes In tho
temperature Tor the past twcuty.four hours in com.
parson with tho corresponding date OF last year.
indicated by the Thermometer at Hudnut's pharmacy
(HKRALp BuildlngL No. 21s Broadway -
The New York herald., 1878-09-27
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

TIE ST. Mays AT NEWPORT.
NEWPORT, Il. l., sept. 20, 1878.
The schoolship ST. Mny's, from Now London, ar
rived here to-day.
The New York herald., 1878-09-27

What shall ws do to sweeten our breath
TO keep our teeth IRON decay and death
What shall We do to harden our gums
To drive oHtartar and scurf when IL comes.
What shall we do Now really You won't
Do anything, but SoLo-poNT.
The New York herald., 1878-09-27
sIarIr NEf.IcIrA-

Catherine Murphy, IN religion Sister Nsoita, a
native Of Meudaie via, died At Now Orleans yester
day NJ the Hotel Dieu.
The New York herald., 1878-09-27

A-FAIL FASHION GENrLEMEN's DRESS
HATs ready; buy tho best is economy BURKE. 2iA
The New York herald., 1878-09-27
this be effected

A.--SELZER BRUNNEN NATURAL SPARKLING
MIsKRAL " ArER. A. srEPuANI h Co. ~ New st, sole
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Average temperature yesterday. y............... Oos
Average Temperature Tor corresponding date last
year. ...................... o91
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WV puuLICATIOys.

As IMNEasL SUCCESS.
NAY AGNES FLEMiSo's NEW NOVEL.
TuE
HEIR OF CHARLTON
published his week ia elegant limo cloth bound sty,s
Price. 81 81 of the very beet OF this popular
works, aud is having a. extraordinary safe.
Also ready at the time TORN editions Of
thc same authors other splendid novelist
A ferrbie secret. Mad Marrsxs.
Nofines seyenxe. Une Night's Mystery.
silent kat pnaton.
ANOTHER GRRAr NOVEL IS running through the
Wos' ana whi DC ready shortly-DAiSi THORNTON. ~
q. W. CARLETON & co.. Publishers
Madison square. New York.
II ENRy GaEvILLE's POWERFUL NOVELS
~ MARRYING orr DAUGhrLRl
'o''N' me sslcain slcenss or rTniE sr.s6s saShikLLEi
For sale by all booksellers aud pubshed by
]. u. PETEEsoN BRofuERs. fhiadeiphia. Pa
TUE SEASIDE LIBRARY.
WnlCu SHALL lr BHf
By Mrs Alexander.
400 Which Shall u Bsf by Mrs Aiexnndsr. ...... 2oe
3yg The Lady OF Lannay by houy iroiope Zoe
sDs Victor Lescat author OF Maid. 2Dc
ss 2 poro'hy Fox oy author q How II Al Happened. loo
~, rair Womcn by hrs forrcster............... 3a
~ iht9stlethwaite. by susan Morley. Ice
SiJ Molly bawn. by IN. author OF Phyllis 200
W. VIVIAN Groy, by Benjamin Disrseh.......... 200
.s Ihc Primrose rah. by Mrs Ophant........... zoe
3al The Marriage Of Moirs Fergus by William Black Ioa
$50 Idaia, by "Ouida" aSs
3ss Fed vetnon bv }. h. Fsnith............-S 80
3sG sigma. by "uuida. 90
$50 wooed aud Married. by Rosa X 0arey 2,s 3S
3s3 The sun Maid by Maria NJ. Grant.. .'.. at,r
for sale BY ncwsdesets at prices and sent post.
or 20 cent numbers By Gkoaok uNKo IL TO "a venae.
water ST.. New York
The New York herald., 1878-09-27
SOZODONT.

No toilet is complete without sozoDoyr. 1t cobinss
all Is needed keep the mouth and teeth heathfa,
and mpars delicious fragrance to the breath. It's
should be intemted the mouth needs to be kept
pure and cean and by nothing better than sozopoSr
The New York herald., 1878-09-27

''BoLLINGER" is THE LEADING .DRY"
CHAMPAGNE In tho market.
BROWNS yERMIFUGE COMFIrs OR WORM
LozNcEs pleasant TO take; children like thom but ths
d,n't
The New York herald., 1878-09-27

DfEfNG AND CLEANING AT THE NEW YORK
DYENIG PRISrfNS EsrAsiLsHMKST. staten Island.
hcas 9S Dusnc ST. 732 Broadwsy $40 Ssh New YoSs:
The New York herald., 1878-09-27
EUitsli,k.

EUROPE.
DRUxELLhs.-noTELD DE SUEDE. IN THE cENTRH
dol the town. OVERLOOKING the bouievArds.
eeiient cuisine and wine OF tue best quslity
NLLEs. CHAgBoNSiERs FRENCH PROTESTANT
I boarding aud Day Sctool for loung Ladies' 30 Eaa
3jh New York formerly ~ Avenue Rpuo, Ncuiiy
Paris. viii reopen Thursday cmber 2 Apply
letter until September ~. when Niles Charbonnier
be la New York
nYsrEgS-OisrsRs.--TvE EXPORTERS or OYsrERi
" 10 ENGLAND.
Nss.r. H. sAvNIoS s CO, os 10 MARK LANE,
LONDOS, propnstors OF tho QUEENBOHp OYSTER
FISHERIES. Ia tho Duchy of ST. ENGLAND, will DO
glad to receive CONsiuNMENrS OF AMERfcAS
OysThKS. which they will sell at their UNTvE
OYSTER DEPOT BILLINUSGArE, Al the highest psae-
teable prices
f'O NASUfACfuRER-.
The advertisers. wen cstabshed IN London open "a
agents, comniis otherwise, for hrst
class brms; ptIOnaDlo Address with
particulars TO ~ a.. J Msssrs Potte son Roy ysl
Exehan,.e. London, England
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-10

. H Danneel &eo--935 sacks cotton seed N u tint
ton Seed Associstion-2ii sacks oats A Greenwood
&co.Total s54 bales cotton 9l5 sacks cotton seed
Gslveston-Per steamship Morgan-7t bales cotton
Bowen &co-45 bales Junk 10 sacks paper to M
Schwartz trcTotal y bales cotton
Giinton-Per steamship Morgan bbls pecans 1877
bales cotton q Whitney 6co-3 Jno T Hardie 4 co
4 order-fe4 sacks cotton seed o Cotton Seed As
sociation sacks oats A A Greenwood &co-i65
by &eo-Iotal ia bales cotton 1874 sacks cotton seed
ass sacks oats
CHICAGO ST LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS
RAILROAD
Dec 1907 bales cotton Bickham 4 Moore p54 to
Richardson 4 May to order--GO Stewart Bros
&co-4sl : y Thomas &oo--t73 EhaTe Hamilton A.
Powell-its Walden. Hawkins &oo-457 Allen West
Rush-3io Never, Weis &oo--33s Lehman Abrs-
ham &co a2s Allen Nngent &co-al7 W White
lgf Gurnbel-t90 Jno Harde &eo-tsT T I, Airey
&eo--l75 Hyman q Liohtensten--1 1863 March 4
schlenker-i52y Wamsley &co-l3l Payne Ken
uedy &co-10a Keifer a. Gardner-1oD MnoTe 4 CoIe
man-92 Jno Phelps 6co-as Warren Atk,nsou 4 On
Cd L Harris &oo-6i kirkpatrick kco-6o Jno
Chafe 4 Sons-5s Britt N aayson-56 H A. @ New
man So L Geason--5l Walker--5D Beedleq
Wood &ec-49 T. G Crom welI-37 Gardner Gilles
pie &oo-a Cyrus Bussey-3o S Henderson @ W
Sentell &oo-ls Cock burn-i5 Allison &co--l4
II Beer-l3 w Black &co-I2 Gmdn 6co-l1
Catver-l1 Clapp Bros &oo- II Richard Flow er
&co-li 1 Buckner 4 Bro-Io l. BIeom-lO ,Turey
: G,llls-a Harrison II &ec-9 Ben Gerson-9
) Newman &co-e John Nobe-6 j M Franken.
push-5 Graham, Black &ee-4 Norv God e. Richards
Claiborne &oo4 Howcott &co-4 S w Rawlins
= II Wilson Mills Alous, soherck a. Autey
= Moses Clark Yale & Bowng-2 I Stamps
y Wolfe &so-l II q Hester-IG0 bbls flour w II
Mathews Bro--sO boxes shoulders 1919 pcs do to
sch Wabacher Hirsch-i5 bbls whisky - tubs but
ter Smith Bros &co-600 boxes soap $50 bxs oysters
L I White--2OO do Schmidt e. Ziegler- SIS boxes
cheese DelBondio-25 bbls highwines Comma
gere Lambert-50 do o II Rarstendiek-25 do J
Henderson-25 do G Doyle-45 pkgs butter lss boxes
cheese Keep 4 Raymond = cars cotton seed N o
Cotton Seed Association 800 bbs potatoes q w pa
vison &co-sundres to order-Totsl s67T bales cotton
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD
Dec SO bbls molasses Brugier--25 do J Thi'
haut-3i hbds sugar LeSassier n Bnder--Total %
hhds sugar IS bbls molasses
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-10
vERpOOG.
LIVERPOOL SOUTHERN .. .. LINZ

HMks The steamship
- Ais LEGISLATOR,
Burley Commander.
will sail on Or about December u. 1879, Yross.
wharf. foot Of Esplanads street.
VIII receive cotton and sim through b,I,S
llading for the Continent. between HavrsI
Cronstadt
These steamships. being Of light draft WIN
cross the bar Of the Mississippi at All fIrnas
without detention ' '"
For freight apply to
~ DEOAN h 90.
nSzo ~ 1879 Gravier street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-10

Pascagoula-Per sohr Wlhelmina-75 900 feet Ium
Der to II Buddig
Boxi-Per sohr Jno Popp--5o 600 feet lumber
Fl Bnddig
Pascagouia-Per sohr Mary Theresa--95 coo feet
lumber to II Buddg
Biloxi-Per schr J J Cowart-2 5 goo feet lumber TO
II Buddg
Biloxi Per sohr J McCaffrey-2p ofO feet lumber
to J Popp
Mobile Bsy-Per schr Martpa-55O bbs rosin TO
Simpson Il Iricou
Bay s. Lonis-Per sohr Martha Neutrality-suspicious.
feet lumber to order
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-10
hoBGAHs LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL
ROAD

Dec I'll hhds sugar 100 bbls molasses Bush & LIE
vert tanks do J Gay &co--154 bbs do Is hhds
Btos &co-rI John Cader--I2 Fl Bernard 10 w
II Mathews Fro L Bibolet--2O d A Given 4
IoHu,J hycoskI manade-25 do 3s bbls molasses
l. Godchaux ~ do j Forester 81 do r Reltran-4a
Conger Kelly-sJ NJ Wash-Q0 A Ranxet-42G
Lsnau1 92 DO Il hf do hhds sugar Meyer We'll
10 DO Alien, Nugent &oo-5 sacks seed cotton F T
SEWN 2 do bd dry hides J A Bourp-Totsl s20
hide sugar sacks seed cotton G25 bbis moIasses al
hf do tanks do
Clinion-Per steamship Clintou-74a bales cottor
@ Whitney &co-59 kirkpatrick &oo-22 r. N
Bowen &co-22 Jno Hardie &co-6 Jno Phelps Aoo
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-10
Receypts mt the OLD n..,u

Pascagouia-Per schr Walter Dennv--lO ooo feet
lumber to II Buddig
Ruddig
Iickfaw-Per sehr Odelia-I5 cords wood master
Blind River-Per sohr Surprise-13o0 slaves order
Bonfoucs-Per schr Mary Diana--2l cords wood
to ster
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-10
7 Imports

LIVERPOOL-Per steamship Oberon-65 pkgs
mdse Anderson & Simpson, do A Olivier 6co-I
do A Baldwin &co-7 T BIulatour Geo Wigs
Rhodes ID II Holmes &co-2 Finay- 95
cks wine Deean-212 bdls steel + VI Ienly-i42p bss
tin plate $50 drums soda 66 ties soda ash 81 tees b
powder TO order IS cases milk oks WINE solari
SOM crates eartheuware Mrs Gauehe-lG do J
A Stevenson-20 bales bags A II Beer
JAMAICA--Per sehr Ebenezer--12O0 lunches
bananas 600 oonch shells 60 bs ginger so lbs vans
s Oteri a. Bro
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-10
WEEKLY RED RIVER PACKET
RAyOU GOULA,

TRl- WEEKLY UPPER COAST PACKET.
Leaving every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY ana
SATURDAY at 70 m.
IeQsT. FOR BAYOU GOUBA. NEW
landings The steamer
e. X. PECK,
III y; ihansom, Master. J. y. Keenan,, Clerk.
ply on board. or to ''
GEO. D, HITE. Agent.
r +, No, 81 Gravier street
freight. doe ff
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-10
RREM EN-.
STEAM TO BREMEN.

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW on
LEANS. VIA HAvRE. SOUTH.
AMPTON AND HAVANA.
E&&k The steamships Of the North Ger
man LLOYD will resume their Regular TriCx
From Bremen. From N. Orleans
nurnberR 800. Novem 6 About Deeen. fs
graunschweg. .Novem. % About Deesnn. al
frankfurt. DeceLn, About January 6
Insse steamers touch outward at Hsyrs anQ
HAVANA. and On their home trip ct Havana and
Southampton.
PRICES OF PASSAGE!
from Bremen: Southampton or Havre 10 Hsa
vana OF New Orleans Cabin, $50 tRoid) EtssE~
From New Orleans 70 Southampton. Havre Or
From New Orleans 70 Havana Cabin. sM
gold: Storage. SIS gold.
children under ten years, half price: chill
dren under one year. free.
NJ B.-Our agent for Texas, Mr. Peter u Er.
hard. In Galveston Ia authorized to Issue staey,s
age passage orders at the following throusr
rates:
From Bremen 10 Galveston, az. gold
From Bremen 70 1ndfanoia t45 30 gold
The company reserves the right 10 cbanastfS
route Of the steamers. their Advertised daust
departure and the prices OF passage,
Passage tickets from Bremen 1rtbamvts
OF Hayre 70 New Orleans Issued by he pEdss'j
signed.
for further particulars appIyn
ED. r. STOCKMEYER L CO.. Agents,
aoSiu AZ Union street.
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Exports

HAVRE Per steamship Hesleden-t17s bales cot
ton pkge tobacco samples
NEW YORK-Per bark r A Allen-la94 bbla mo
lasses POI hhds sugar
NEW YORK-per schr J ID Robinson-23C0 bbls
molasses
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-10
TEAMHDATs.
3 AND BEND PACKET

Req LAR MEMPHIS AND BEND PACKET
Leaves THURSDAY. December 10 at - moon
IT, - FOR MATCHES VICKSBTJRG
,ASshX&E Greenvie ArkapoIis, Terrene, He.
lena. Memphis and the bends-The
llfst class freight and passenger steamer
CHAs. y. CHOUTEAU,
W, n. Thorwegan master
Ill, ,, Geo. Mitenberger clerk
Coast, town and bend freghts solicited and
prom pity attended TO. w.
Passenger recommendations FIRST CLASS
Through bills of ladlng signed to Pine Bluff
and stations on the Little Rock Wiesissinni
River and Texas Railway via ArksnnIia Az
and to Little Rock and stations on tho Wemnhis
and Little Rock Railway via Honnflald All
oc9o BRoCKETT CARTER. Agents.
REGULAR MEMPHIS AND BEND PACKET
Leaves THURSDAY, Dncembar - ut r n m
leGwT fof NATCHEH ViCKSBUHG,
yks!as....sSsl Greenyille. Annapolis Terrene He
- lena, Memphis and the Bends
Ifst class freight and passenger steamer
HENRY FRANK,
!; Frank Hicks master Alt. Grissom clerk.
will leave as above =
Coast. town and bend freights solicited and
promptly attended 10. '''''
PASSENGER recommendations FIRST GLASS
Through bills of lading signed to Pine Bluff
hnd stations on the Little Rock MississIppi
River and Texas Railway via Arkapojis All,
ana TO Little Rock and stations on the Memphis
and Little Rock Railroad. via Hopeheld. ARK.
oc8o BROOKETT h GARTER. Agents.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-10
BAYOU BARTHOLOMEW.

NEW ORLEANS AND OUACHTTA RIVER
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
REGULAR BAYOU BARTHOLOMEW PACKET
Leaves TUESDAY, December 10. Mt 5p.m.
IT, FOR POPLAR BLUFF POINT
- Bayou Bartholomew - The fine
steamer
BAsTROP,
Gus Hodge master.
Capt T.. r. Delahouasaya clerk
will leave as above, taking freight for I'll land
ings on Black and Ouaehita rivers as high up
as the mouth OF Bayou Bartholomew. For
F. A. BLANKS President
Office; Ne l9G Grsvier street
J. E. CABIN, JANNEY & WORK,
LORD i MCPEAKE. Agents. de10
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-10
TECHE AND ArCHAPALAyA.

REGULAR BAYOU TECHE PACKET.
Leaves on WEDNESDAY, Dec H. at s pm.
IT FOR ST MARTINsVILLE NEW
- "a Iberia, Jeanefette, Franklin Centre
vile. Pattersonvlle and ali interma-
dfate landings on Bayou Teche and Atchafalaya
The new passenger steamer
CLARA g..
VIM. Vented master Willie Jones elerk.
will leave as above For freight or passage sr,,
ply on board. or to
GEO. ID. HITE, 81 Graviar street.
deg ]. f.. CARLIN II Tchoupitoulaa St
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-10

Brit bark Prince Patrick Peterkin 90 DAYS from
Liverpool. to master
Brit ship Viola. Clark. 81 days from Bahia to De
Wolf Powell &co
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Helsw-tlomIns Ur.
ReIow-WnItlna Orders

Aus bark Gentort Tarabochia, Tarrboohs so day
from Lussino, 70 A X Miller Geo
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STEAMBOATS,.
Red RIvER.


He'd River and Texas
NEW ORLEANS AND RED RIVER TRAKEr
IRRITATION COMPANY, AND TEXAS pa
rLpIFlO RAILWAY AND OONNEOTTONg
luI9ugh bills of ladnp and through raesessu
vi LIekets % all landings on Red River and al
fHaitW ~ stations In Texas, The best r,1use
The following splendid md fast staan,s,r
COMPOSING The line will leave SO ADVERTISED bslr
La Belle Marya r.or,so ro
y. II. Durfse, Col, A. ? Knuns TotnS rov
". J. Bahan Bonnie IAa. Dawn &c
Kate Kinney Silver City,
.- FOR SHREVEPORT yEyEyv
Il.,vh,t son, Hot Springs, and ali land
rsSs.ass F.ssFs.- inRs on Red Biver and rsiiwsss
stations In Texas. ''''''"
FOR GRAND ECORE
Jewe', O. I. TrBslow master
Leaves TUESDAY. December 10. at n
FOR SHREV EPORT
Danube, Charles Thorn muster
Leaves WEDNESDAY, December H. Al spm
No wharfbost charges draraee or commission
WIN De charged Mt mouth of Red River BsyorS
sara, or at NeW Orleans. Ia forwarding freight
CONSIGNED 20 the company by bill OF ladlnR.
for freight or passage apply on board OF the
boats or at the office of the company. No IN
arayIet street JOS. A. AIKEN. President.
A. ". JOYCE, GEO. D. HITE.
J. e. OARLIH. BRITTON & EfPLEg
IN LORD h MoPEAKk, Agsntp
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LIST OF VESSELS
Up. Clerved and Sailed for New Orleans.
DECEMBER Q. 1878
ulxasHa

Domestic.
NEW YoRg.
Ship Thos Lord Ray -...............I dg Nov -
Schr Geo Marts Maits ..--.,. old Nov 90
BATH, ME,
Schr Anna Kranz Peryere. .ldg Nov 2I
PHILADELPHIA.
Ship Saranak, Wood T. ~ cid Nov 30
Sehr VIM Steeman, Cbamberlin. sid Nov ls
BOSTON.
ship Swallow, Duncan. ldg Nov -
PROVIDENCE.
Sehr Mason, Nickeraon ... sid Nov a.
tALvESToNg
Schr r i Cottingham, Steelman ~ Idg Nov 2s
tiErFrEErs,
Bark Carmita, Bstawachea --..--..-. sid Nov %
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-10
MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, /
December 10. 1878.
Cleared yestevNay

SsNNESU HeANeFN6v.
Brit steamship Hesleden Rookie for Havre-
Hall & Vaughan
Bark r Allen. TAR, for New York
Norton n Bell
Schr ID Robinson, Glover, for New York
W Goldenbow
Arrived
Bark Minnie Watts Watts 50 days from Havre,
in ballast, to A X Miller 6co-lst dis ~
Brig Carrie Bertha Hell ~ dals FIN Martinique TO
Woodward Wight-Point
Schr Martha Hail burgess "a days from Lisbon,
in ballast, TO Norton Bell-ist dis II
STEAMBOATS,.
Belle Of Shreveport Coghill, from st Louis
Rabt II Lee Campbell from Vickapnrg
Gen u II Ruckef. GUyer, from st Louis
II 9 Yaeger Seeds from 81 Louis
st MARY Daferes from DOnaldaonyille
John Howard Carlton. from 0nachita City
Danube Thorn from Couahata
Frank Pargoud Tobin. from Argyle
Mary Ida, Ruiz from Upper Coast
Belle Harper from Bonnet Care
Whisper Comstook, from Belle Grove
Henry Tete, aueoip. from Donsids nville
q Peck Ransom, from Bayou Goua
Martha, Bassett, from Port Eada
Emma Irvine vaette from Lower Coast
10 Bryarly. Scovell. from Shreveport with barges
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1878-07-13

sheer exhaustion; it b NC well un-
derstood that while this bonded
deb of s35o,ooO (which with the
interest now due makes nearly if
not quite s5oo,ooo) hangs over the
county all progress here will be sus-
pended, land will have no sale, tax
es will not be paid cheeriully, and
what remains of our population will
be compelled to leave. What the
people here and those inter
ested in our county can now do In
this bond matter, or what is best to
be done, or whether it is best to do
anything or not. We do not know.
Our columns are open to anyone
who may wish to give a proper ex.
preston to his views on the subject.
Out of free and fair discussion al
the matter in all its lights good might
result.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1878-07-13
TIE COUNTY EoND SUIT,

Mr.. Richard Eelf who went to
Madison to attend on Tuesday as a
witness on the part of the county
in the county bond suit returned on
Thursday. The case, upon the
affidavit of MI. Sloan, attorney for
The plain ifs, that witnesses could
not be procured, was adjourned
without trial to the November term
of court. We have had only a few
minutes conversation with Mr.. r.
since his return, but from what he
said we infer that the county's at
torneys are not near so confident
OF success in the end as our people
have been led TO believe .hey were.
1t is admitted now that the Wal
bridge brothers are likely to obtain
a judgment against the county for a
portion of the bonds; and it begins
to look as if their tactics were to
postpone and delay the suit, carry
ing it from term to term and from
one court to another till the county
will be forced to surrender from