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nss Hrfsss "a ashsssys T se m Man Ill.,
pggrgWa a, ten S y1ss s yst2r fg as
viays for Memphis; Rtanara aud III. dhniee.
aaR Tbs g. as bsa s,f'sry 81, ssf aeg
corn. and. Il lot OF ehair timber from The Mis-
souti. and went into retirement this morning.
Exchange Clippings.
b. Louis Republican, January 90.
+ II sold that the rnmyr ot lqst fall y still
n, .,, /, o. las seen teyysd t TIE near fuftla
ehsbspaa aRs Lee h safss He He s hsw
no a e,1 end y 'at TIE company 4
Pc Included IN the line. More unlikely things
a !. Z, hapnehsd, and anyway, there are to By
amsiGgas fysnts Of interest pa the Mississippi
The aqld Dust ia Que year old. and has run
AMI b pala efsya, w'sss ter months q that time
Memphis ''' N'''A" an' ohe ~
gIInclpnatl, Com nsreial, .sstt Inst.
:. The Iron Mountain. With two loaded and two
vile e Cincinnati In twehty THREE hours. Cart
W. q Cry colnina'lnds the a Iron Mountain, and
ba,ges, Capt. 1kgunfz' huge. $500 tons Rehllopt.
a aota sos w sap tHa d gf tons ga
tons. are ID the ring for New Orleans this week
maktng total Of $500 tons for the South
"a big Hight WAS made In Congress last
Wsansssaay aver TIE License eause u The
afsb tadans DECLARED t to P5s b wrong apn To- io
boat engineers md officers to be obliged 10 pay
license. Both insisted that railroad engineers.
conductors and fifemen ought 10 pay tHe satna
ieense exactsd from boattpen. II was argued
that the government should pay the expense VI
the inspection service, the heaeon LIGHT services,
etc. and that these services should not be paid
put Of the river mems wages. Al result II
this discussion, followed by the exhibitions ii
memorials and petitions on the subject, the sec
tion was amended SO az 10 provide that fer first
esftiheates tnasters, ehisf engineers ana first
elass pilots shall pay 90, and chief mates engi-
for every subsequent .eerti1pate granted by the
inspectors to either Of the above classes Of off,
GERS the fes shall bs vi only. This amendment
was adopted BY q most decisive majority.
The Steamer Cant John " Reynolds PURPOSES
to build for the New. Orleans trade will be d
beam. She will have ls.ineh. eylindera, with
purchase tie Golden fiuie's maehiuerv, mn
build alter the model Of that steamer Without
the cabin accommodations.
EVANSVILLE. jan. THE John A. Wood has
eighteen and the Joe 3. williams thirty two
pieces. n.,,a.,.. .a,........... ..,.
The Sam Roberts commences loading In the
morning and will leave Tor New Orleans on
Wednesday. having her trip engaged. She
takes $4,000 bushels OF bulk esfn from the ee-
valgrs
The BERNARD with two barees left for New Or
leans last night; will take out their load below
here.
Cant. Ross has loads engaged for three barges,
and has chartered the Walter savre and will
load her and leave next Wednesday.
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COMM Ha|IAl,.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT. |
Wednesday Evening. JAN. 80, 1879. !

GENERAL Rt7MA RKs-- TINT der the depressing
influences Of advlees from abroad and New
York Notwithstanding the fair demand. Cotton
In this market has declined lie ON Ordinary
and Good Ordinary grades. The sales ,-tiHy
amounted to 1000 bales, and the market closed
easy and irregular.
LIN Pork there IL but very little doing. the sup
ply ut mess being small-not greater than is re-
utiired by the current demands Of trade-hut
the feeling can ba mentioned an being easy,
with new mess quoted dull and nominal mt sta
v Dbl In sales from fret hands: dealers iobbing
al sic huaia 10 p Dbl.
Flour ID enphatieally sick" and there Ia an
Inflnitesimal business being done In the whole-
sale and iobbinH way. The price, 90 90 y Dbl
can be quoted AZ the outside range In choice
extras. except In occasional transactions on
special fancy brands.
The market In Sugar can be stated No flrm
but quiet. The receipts to-day footed up car
hhds. with sales OF gta hhds.
In Molasaes the demand continues COED and
prices are firm. Receipts l2B2 bba sales 1asa
bbls.
COTTON This market IL still subject to very
depressing influences, and Its chief feature IL
the lrregularity Ia prices. Liverpool was re-
snna Slowly ana s New Yer s owes On
spets and to points lower In futures. Under
theae Influences, notwithstanding the fair de-
mand Ordinary and Good Ordinary grades de-
clined Ne The sales amounted to TeDo bales
and, although values were unchanged on other
grades than those mentioned there were some
transactions at lower and irregular prices, the
market closing easy and irregular.
:. The closing off'cial, quotations Of the Cotton
N
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT JANUARY g. 1878

II IS, p MAJ a.s sss
Nv as aats y 6g opa ,'a p Ias1s Far ,,sa
prime. au@sie' strictly prime asas8c: ciioies
FIUun. Thers Ia very little doing lii the
-four trade either III q Wholesale or iobbing
way. Dizziness has accumulated from day 10
fehghed. and that wholly lpeal and ID Job lots.
ssts as,Hs L se sssse gaB s 4.
at sB mi 900 OF VI 30 ID &c 10 Id ID t se s1ts: as
and 10 at 20 agi 70 at ss IT,. -
extra y Sol; dpuble extra Il 1905: treble
sgss snsy shoss 200 III u PoI bGl e1t ID
\ SSofbA AMI, FRfiaHltraz auotsa as follows,
denss raj Rlvgr, Phiesieluhia and HaAltlhmoofs,
vie New York Ne; ty New York Sci grain e
BY sail Cotton to liverpool ls-s3d To Havrs
ts-1be; b Bremen " sae;. 10 Genoa i5-ie@le;
grain to the Continent ~ sd@ss.
u sa g tas sYf eft afs n a ss Y
h Md, q V sgs, BY sq HI The rate on olasss to
market on them At 81 20 per Dbl, We quote
iobbIhe and fstallnR at ii eod5a d i Bill Sales.
conn TIOuisr1s quoted at ~ 1904, as In
quality, L1cal demand small. and this article
HYE FLOUR There ts light supply. but
ustG sgN"M a9 H. ass ya & . s % s b 90
aRfifa-- Good supply. Demand good. ~ N
@a ~ on Levee for choice brands and 80 su9s rs
HUMiNY- " soss rs Tor eiloIeei In store
BAUpN,nThe demand for this article ls cen
s nss Y 'es srs gfEf hs sos a na fh ss s
easr at BAabNc Tor shoulders re for clear RIB
sides, and 'se Tor clear Sides. sales-S casks
clear sides on private terms.
LAHb.A. small demand is reported In The
local trade, but there 10 . good Inquiry for o.
port, and prices are steady and unchanged We
Dealers rates are tsaaAe higher sales-iso
kegs III prlyate terms. ...
cuba III Y he sa f2 rs ss qs easg gd ,sr
Ing at s14tase and ehoiee sugar cured al pia @ioe,
a II 1h fa epess 81 Vs. u and
bshhARRFt2sfTf 81 BACON There ls On abundant
fsNslRf ffeafffF 'g' !. & v sIs t
tii estra, WESTERN mess 80 5o'sti pc p Dbl
nos ep are
ss ri q orders I. 4 y, lob ,sqs eti1 s p
for rutnp pork. Pigs feet are seilpe Mt
si0i - keg. Ham sapsages are dt,ll and
quoted nj t6fe tb, Picked pigs tongues are
quoted OF o. apiece Picked heads are offer
lag at ~ soea1o bo V tiefee and iowls at Us 80
. % Y barrel. bologna sausage shc. Spare
81 bnf 7 s SALT MEAr-we note moderat. sap-
ply Represented chiefly IN shoulders and clear
sides; The market y dull and easy # axe for
and packed, SA@b'se for eenr RIBS aud else Tor
cleaf. DEALERS rates are ,sde Ae higher. Sales
/ ear lgad mixed lob On private terms.
pOHK The supply Of mess pork is small and
not greater !han is required by the ,cufrsnt de-
mand OF trade; nevertheless the feeling s easy
With new mess uuuted dull aud nominal at eli
v Dbl on sales from lfst hands. dealers iobblna
at s11 t1al1 rs Y Dbl,
:. C0lsN-Is easy and In moderate demand. |
salssI2se sacks choice yellow at poe 1000 yellow
and mixed and 300 mixed at ave v hnshel.
:, QATs-Are lower aud the supply large |
snles-toD1 and goo bags at a5t v bushel.
BhAN~Quiet aud easy. 50 bags sold at eBe
ewt
,HAY-Is neglected. Choice si7 SCOTS 80; prime
stlate 30 " ton.
FFiI-Lentinues to rule easy with only
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LILIENTHAL'S
GALLERY OF ART,
CANAL STREET.
lTouRo BUILDING

lToURo BuILDrEal
beautiful, artistic and permanent uhoto-
graph can only be made By LAMBERT'S CAR
BON PROCESSES, OF which possess the ex-
elusive Patent Blight for the States OF Louisiana
and Mississippi
Please call and examine my selection of pie
lures finished by this process.
de2o Th Sa Su 6nn
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The Arst returna. from the Cuban exoursion.
lats lately departed. came to-day In the shape Of
M order fer small lot Of hams lard aud
Clarke. OF the Arm Of Darlington / Clarke. OF
thia city, and WILL so out by ]. M H. Il. tonight
EN- route to Havana, -[at Louis Evening Poet
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Hing Of the Carnival,

and dedicated 10 the annual visit of Ills Maiesty
to the Royal Capital. II is hereby ordained and
deereed-
l. THAT NIL lines of transportation extending
throughout tbe Royal Domain, Immediately
cause 10 be- promulgated reduced tariff De
fares Tor the benefit Oh all loyal subjects who
may desire to visit the Royal GaBital Oh that
day.
H. In order 10 testify their loyalty and lii
properly honor His Most Gracious Majssty. on
the occasion Of his tfInmpha entry into tie
Capital. all loyal subjects resident therein ars
hereby commanded to forthwith form tfsem@
selves Into organised bodies. reporting fhsn@
selves promptly to the DEPARTMENT. TN WAn.
Tor assignment to station an services.
III. That. in consideration of reaay and I'm
ptlcit obedience b this, our Royal Mafdatss
eaeh and every loyal subject Ia hersby at,sotvsd
from all service or allegiance to any other
power than that Of His Most blessed Majesty.
and all public buildings and places Of business
In the Royal Capital are hereby ordered To b8
closed throughout The day.
Nv. We congratulate our loyal subjects Upon
the reign oil psaes and the return of bfotherly
love Within the borders of their State and trust
that the good feeling. now 60 happily AxiatihRs
may continue aud grow stronger with years.
increasing the prosperity. wealth and power of
those whom we love 30 we'll. enabling them III
celebrate with more eotdt. and more 1eartiIF
enjoy cur annual visit 10 their beautiful city
GOD SAVE THE KING.
Given under our hand and sea1s at the TnMrfk
or JuHo. Ia our GfrY or MsuEHAH. this
the tsth day Of December. 1871, and the
One Thousand ind Sixth of otaf Heien
BY the King Himself.
REX.
Attest:
BATHURST,
Aera High Chamberlain,
OAREtvAL PALACE. New Orleans.
Deeenber 81, 1877.
Address ali official COMMUNICATIONS 10
BATHURST
POSSIBILITIES drawer 10t. Hsw Orleans ias I'm
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The Churches or GOTHAM.

NEW YonK. Jan AZ The total value of church
Rlpperty Ia this city IL over $50 900 ooo while the
Haus rs less than $s,eoo,ooo The Times, In a
lohg article concerning city churches, which
VII ns printed Tomorrow morning. gives the
valuation of the property Of the fourfaen IA.
nomlnaslons and the miscellaneous churches;
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Thy Telegraph

NRw YoRR. jap. 40 Money elcaed al 8 v cent
Exchange closed nj 4s3aAsss Gold declined To
lpas, at which II closed. uoverhmehts closed
steaay; currency 90 .1lsA@iaih. Pacific Rail
taie4A Union land grants iesk8io.A Union
sinking funds .abADss.. Uentrals IgBisa10s1f
In State bonds Missouri es pf 1891 sold Mt los Il
u. g., New York balances Vi ai9ti8 CUR
feney balances 81 als ,Bge. Gold clearings ss5-
gTu,Ion Clearing House statement Currency
exchanges sbb 1890. currency balances 90 1884,
eao. Gold exchanges ss.ste.Baa; gold balances
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Receipts same time week before. a6e. OBI
The exports from all United States ports. con-
solidated, as per kilograms to the Cotton Ex-
change. for Ave days have been as follows:
G.. b. F'nce. Cont. Chan. Stocks.
This week. $50 ii 1855 174sa sf4.ao2
Lust week. .Gf,e48 4,078 1881 4.s75 1868 073
This week last
year ...-..... 1850 1s,e7e 1os4s 2.s77 SOL als
.SUGAR-Receipts e27 hnds, sales 61a hhds.
The market is arm but quiet
We duote:s Inferior 364kc: common to
sA@6Acs fully fair IN ND. primW7@ "A; strict
~ prime I'M &c Rray clar1 6oS IA; yelloM|
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AT COST.

PLATED WARE.
DECORATED CHINA,
DINNER SETS
TEA SETS
VASES, DESERT SETS,
FANCY CUPS AND sAUCERS.
Z. TINET,
z0z Canal street. .10T
Near Rampant street..
Only during this and next week. fesIY
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The Board Of Directors, at II meeting held On
the nineteenth day OF January. 1873. after set
ting aside $4,000 TO reserve fund from the net
earnings Of the year. and paying 10 per cent
divtdendto the stockholders. have resolved to
pay CASH DIVIDEND OF TWENTY-FIVE
PER CENT on the net earned participating
premiums OF the year ending December 81
1877. said dividend payable on and after Mon
day. the twenty eighth day Of January. 1878.
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tseeass EFrelEhts.

NHw Yong, jon. so.,oeean treights nrmer
but quiet. 10 Liverpool. by steam. ioooe bush
els Of wheat ut t9d and 1000 bales cotton al I'd
70 Londpn. by steam Ao,ouo bushels Of grain at
Esd to Hull, by steam 10000 bales hops al I'll
1--WE vessels to Cork. for orders, with Sso6 quar-.
tefs barley each. at 90 grain 10 Cork. Tor or
dera, quoted Mt 6s Cd n vessel to Stockholm with
$500 barrels petroleum at A. 3D.
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our export trhde In grain still goes Oh, and
thsfe ii rarely i Iay on which we cannot atiS
notnce shipment for this port of Western ee-
reals. Yesterday the steamship Andean cleared
tor liverpool with asas bushelb Of corn In bulk
ana tile bark Hoslna, for Queenstown. with 49,
atQ httatalas
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Sworn 10 and subscribed before me thi
eighteenth day OF January. 1878.
A. INGHAHAM Notary Public
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Stats uansols were steady yesterday ut sssf@
ss. and Premium Bonds were Arm ut ar9s7A.
Tha market lii stocks continues dull.
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The foregoing statement lis just. true and
correct transcript from the books OF tho COM
pany.
JAS. I. DAY, President,
Fl. CARPENTER. Secretary.
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Ths steamer Gilmore. with batges. which left
Ht, 1,enls Oh the twenty Nth Instant lost one Of
Her harRas Ill rome point between st. Louis and
ualrs. containing sb.eoB bushels of grain In
bulk. This ID the FIRST ttip In this trade Of the
fillmore. and her loss Of barge is not very
A,tafisIat1s omen,
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MARDI GRAs,

The FIFTH DAY or MARCH, 1878. Il set apart
and ordained as the GRIND Fets Day If ills
Most Gracious Majesty, the
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-31

Ths estimates for The coming financial year
Tot The United States government expenses are
s2au.ssas1ss4 The appropriations for the present
tAhl were but ssas.pes no
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The British Mail, monthly financial publi1
Gallon. says tn d review of the general eutstner-
eIn depression. thut tip 10 the present time the
United Hiates seems to hays suffered most and
France lsfsst,
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COTTON STATEMENT,

Cotton on shipboard IA per account of the
Cotton Exchange, IA follows. Iiyerpool ss,22o
bales Havre 45 aes, Bremen - 2s5, Mediterranean
2os2. North Sea 1899 Spain 600, Mexico =.
coastwise 1865: total 131 1880 bales. This, taken
IRON the stock at noon, as noted at the tx-
change, leaves In presses 2sS 2a6 bales
The receipts at all ports from u m. yesterday
to II m. to-day. as per Cotton Exchange tee-
grams are AZ S0b bales, against N ,0sg bales last
Wednesday and II SOL bales last year and 10. oo2
year before last
The movement at ports for five days. up to
noon to- day, Ia given below:
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ThfHs vessAls cleared henes yesterday with
eafgues Oh lnulassss. amounting To sisl bbls.
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PROCLAMATION
by Tt1tt-
KING or rHECARNIVAL
EDrur XXI.

To ali wstesa these presents shall ryrs,s-
directing:
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The steamer Future City with sarges. left At.
Louis fof New Orleans on the 18th Inst. with
tai,4se bushels OF corn In bulk. This boat will
Rain aecessiuns as shs GENES down, aud we
heaf e,f haf9e which will Join her tow al Cairo
containing WI 600 buahels Of corn, consigned 10
Msasrs. vairin n Mertimer, Of this city.
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DIRECTORS:
r. J. Hart. Jesse a. Flower.
J. L. Harris. Henry Renshaw.
J. Wefs. L. Alcus,
Hugh Wilson. b. w. Taylor.
Scott MeGehee, y. Blscoe.
j. G. Morris. ID. Fatjo,
A. Baldwin, James !. Day,
r. L. Airey. Charles Maeready.
Lionel g. Levy. r. e. Craig,
W. E. Seymour. Emory Clapp.
Sam1 L. Boyd, John q. Gaines,
d. A. Chafraix. John 8. Groves.
ia1n
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The Msffett register has worked 30 satlsfae-
tufily IA the saloons In Virginia that bill has
been Introduced In the Legislature OF that State
III compel cigar dealers 10 ,iss II also. The bill
provides that the vendor shall turn The crank
cfics tor saeh eigar sold. AT the end Of every
month the register Ii 10 be examined and he
must naY one cent to the State for every sals
made,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY
+
UFF1t1ts NEW ORLEANS DIghtOuHAT, 1
Wednesday, Evening" Jan. 80, 1878.
MONETARY.

NEW ORLEANS tttlHAntNe -HotsH.
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ROckpOrt News.

Chess Stave factory is coming back
here.
Goodman has put up some lightning
rods here whether TO conduct the LIGHT.
n'ng TO or from the buildings is more than
| can tell.
Don't forget the picnic here on june
ODD, The boys play croquet here by
moonlight.
We have fellow down here like the
Virginia colored divine, believes dat de
sun do move"
A number of gentlemen from Hartford
mostly doctors, were down here last week
fishing. Sorry they had bad luck. Col
IInsley says they should come when the
sig" is right Try your luck again doc
tors, and il you can't catch fish, one of
you might locate here aud try your luck
professionally fisher of men"
Mr.. Arthur Wallace has Just returned
from a sojourn of nearly two years in Ar
kansas and Missouri.
There is boy down here who is dead
shot at rock throwing, he kills about two
birds day. can any Hartford boy beat
him.
Mr.. Thos. Carter is trying to live at
the haunted place, at the mouth of Pond
creek. l visited him few days ago and
found him in bed sick The hogs had
rooted mp his garden; fishermen passing
through would leave his fence down and
pull up his onions.
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From ForSisVilIc.
j. w. Cox.


FoRDsvHLE, June 10, ISIS
Editor Herald:
Crops are looking well in this vicinity
But very little tobacco set here-pIants
are plenty. Some OF the farmers have
not sold their oh crop vet; some are
selling at from s. 80 to s. for leaf, and
some can not cell at all
No weddings around now-times too
hard.
Mr.. ChaS Robertson, who was badly
hurt near hear some two weeks ago, we
are glad to learn is recovering.
Two young ladies' near here the other
evening got into an OK cart to take a
buggy ride. The hovnes moved off slowly
and gently at first as bovines will. The
lar couple seemed TO be enjoying them
selves hugely at first, but as il ever is
with the ambtious-the swiftest Trbt-
ning too slow, they began to slash right
and left with the whip, and, as there is a
limit to all things, so there is to pa
nenee. Their noble team gave way TO
angry passion and exercised their ungain-
ly limbs in little run. We were told
by a young man who saw il that il
ecllpsed any thing of the kind that had
ever taken place since since the DAYS of
Julius Caesar. John Gilpin's name ought
never to be mentioned more as it COM
pletely lays his little ride in the shade.
They did not go quite a mile through
the woods. Neither OF them were hurt.
Young ladies, don't go riding any more,
is the advice of Icru,s
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An Unsleniabe Truth.


You deserve to suffer, and if YOU
lead a miserable, unsatisfactory life in
this beautiful world, it is entirely your
own fault, and there is ONLY one ex-
cuse for you-yOur unreasonable pref
udice and skepticism, which has killed
thousands. Personal knowledge and
common sense reasoning will soon show
you that Green's August Flower will
cure you of Liver Complaint, or Dys-
pePsia, with all its miserable effects.
such as sick headache, palpitatiou of
the heart sour stomach, habitual cos
tivenes', dizziness of the head, nervous
prostration, low spirits, dc. Its sales
now reach every town on the Western
Continent, and not druggist but will
tell you of of its wonderful cures.
You can buy sample bottle for 10.
cents. Three doses will relieve Won.
no % COW
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ForslsViIIe News.
SAM tx. Cox,
W. H. MOORE.

FoRDsvILLE, June II, 1873.
Editor Herald
The farmers are busy harvesting, wheat
is turning out better than was expected a
few weeks ago. About hall a crop of to,
bacco is being planted in this section.
Corn looks we'll. We had a fine time
shaking hands Friday and saturday
candidates Of course David Earley and
Thomas Miller were arranged before C.
w. r Cobb and J. l. Burton, Esquires.
charged with larceny, after hearing the
evidence the court being fully advised,
released the prisoners. The sound Of the
anvil is heard daily at J. L. Davidson's
shop. Mrs. Davidson has just returned
from Greensboro, where she has been WIS.,
Itlng. The HERALD is a welcome visitor
success TO 1t. JOLLY HUNTER.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-06-19
What IL PortaIine,

TINS question is thus briefly and truth,
fully answered. Portaline, or TaJler'.
Vegetable Liver Powder. derives ITS
names from the fact that it regulates
those portals of the body through which
the most dangerous diseases make their
entrance into the human system. Simple
roots and herbs, for which We are indcbt>
ed to bouutilnl nature, have been scien-
tltically combined, and presented a. a
cure to ell suffering with Constipation
B'iliousncss, Dyspepsia, and all diseases
arising from torpid liver. Price 80 cts
a package. For sale by J. w. Ford.
Hartford, Ky. MS
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| Francis Barnett, wife of Joseph Bar.
nett, was born September 20, 1921. wa,
married 10 her now hereaved husband
March u, 1871. Made a profession Of
religion and Joined the Methodist Epis-
copai Church in her ninth year. She was
consistent and uniform in Christian life.
was devotedly attached TO her church,
but manifested charity and love for all
Christians. Her home was indeed bon>
by place of retreat for Gods ministerinr
servants. Well does the writer remember
the kind and friendly reception he met
with when visiting this kind family
(though not member of the same branch
of the church of which she was a mem.
her). She was a woman whose fidelity
to God, her husband and the church was
not to be called in question. Her death
was rather unexpected to many of her
friends; but she died as ahe had lived
trusting in Jesus for life and Immortality
She leaves a kind husband and a MONS
family of children (lwo sons in the min
istry) who mourn her absence. But not
without hope, may the good Lord sane
iiy Tins sad change to the good of all the
friends, w. W. Cook.