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The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-26

81 4
Of Richmond Va; our old and well tried
rien.l-. kv. ay known for number Of
years thfougl, heeoluInns Of lie REcoR.
DIN. andwho have never faile,I 10 give
salisihciion IN The many, modes 10 which
they have come before the public, again
claim a hearing for the merits ofiheir
celebrated Geiser's Patent self regulating
grain separator, cleaner and bagger. These
machines are not unknown, In this State
as will be seen by reference ltothe aJyer.
tisement, asd these WIN propose to ell
gage in the business offhreshing will do
well 10 profit by The experience Of others.
III. NJ Smith q Co. ,.lso manufacture
and sell ali kinds of agricultural imple-
n.epts, aud machinery of various discrIp-
iion, aud eau supply any want ofthe kind.
We add In this cnl.neciion that the
Senior Of this house has been engaged in
this business fnr forty nine years, his
house having i,een opened 10 ls29; aud l.
hsIsfpreahundantly aud fav.raoly known
I" the,peeplsof yirsinia aud North Caro-
lima. isilqnll has tqbbI
See RL,tap5grt#8g
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-26
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The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-26


We have received two colies Rf an AL.
dress delivered by Or. Eugene Grissom
before the Associstiou of Americas, sn-
periniendents of Asyulns for the insane
In Washington city NJ M ay last. It Is
Selian forcibly written. aud shows deep
research into an inportant aud, TO the
laity, little known subject .a@v@ase
The Object Of The efiortisto 70 clear away
son,e of ihe hinannces which clog nieli-
cal jurisprudencs by making the system or
professional inquiry into crime, claimed
TO beasssciatedpwiti insanity, dependent
upon experts of . higher moral grade
than such ss Dr. Grissom charges, make
their responses dependent upon the
an,aunt oft their compensation, not upon
facts, aud neitl,efin tl,e interests ofj Justice
or specially la fayvr ofthe accused. In
this State wehave li,tleexperience on this
subject; what little We have Is unfavorable,
si.,ce the plea o: insanity, SUSTAINED by
medical opinion, has more ofIen oeen
used 10 defeat, rather than pron,otr tile
ends Of justlce' but DR.. q. quotes
numerous INSTANCES 10 show that persons,
decidsslly insane, have been convicted
aud sxsxused NJ seniirut Criminals; aud
lhison the authority Of mefecnsry ex-
perts. 3eat
He ,hsrsfnfe gproposss tbat The hegi-.
laturS % this siAfe sslhlit the iiai, followed
IN Germany and Fpnees and We thinkiin
twpar three iaf tue Nurthrrn States ,of
ibis countiy. and Srpuinta committees u
three physicisns Who have naatr insanity
q study. and silow' the cofpmiitse 70 ek-l
smincsil the iauis and evidenceiini Ale
case in ale rFesvpcelaf Judss, aud re-
port iu writing 70 Tie Court Wien ths
plea Of insanity is re;ie,ion. -
Tiilspiea isoften made. The iriosdy
proposed by Dr. Grisso,n Is q sensible o.r.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-26
, An rNpEsaARl.E n utTr..

~ d. VI.
You deserve 70 suffer, and If you lead q
miserable. unsatisfactory life ~ ibis beau.
tiful world, II il entirely, your OWE fault
and there h only one excuse fr you. -
Your unreasonable prejpdlcr and skepti-
cism, which has killed tl,ousspds. Per.
sonal knowledge and common, sense rra-
soniag will soan show you that Green's
August Flower will cure lyou of Liver
Complaint. aor, Dyspepsia with all its
miserable effects. such as sick bea,larie'
palpitation of the hearts SOUR stomach.
fabitnal cnstiveness of the head, nervous
prostratims Inv si,frits, &C. u Is sales now
reach every town ON the Western Cons
tinent and nora Druggist bun will tell sou
u its wonderful cures. You can btiy 4
Sample Bmtle fur fgcelte. Three doses,
will relieve yDu.a iltaHl ssl8l neoRf fp7i -r- u
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-26

N1NAl1 TT1TSfAl III 80
We have little ihfoFniaiion about the
SchboI exrela ii,ruugh run,prs. and have
been loo niuen egsygei o,hersise TO visit
Chapel .Hill, siprv The Copn,euyrniel,t
Hut we learn thatit opemel On Tuesday
las, wilHiaUconnnon promise Of succcss,
oyera hundred brihc present, aud the
iunllwr sincs daily Increasing Al The
close % the hast session Of The iscbuol,
Gov. Vance, threatened IN his humolous
way, 10 nis closing speech. that ifthrre
were DOT tive hundred pupili IN attsn,lapye
lhs egoIlpg se'~isn, sale wosld elcvlbs
schooln fnm present indications, his
threat will not BE- euforcei. aud some are
sanguins fsuougb "a believe that there
win W sis hundtsj N s,isn,isgce. tai u
Perhaps We may give alditiousl inror-
mailun In this issue. ~. a
We leArn that Gen. Ciingman WIN Dc.
'ilsersp. sddrss L,sfole the School on
wcdpe dsy, l-@slllj ieysning.,
tisil G. s iextscInngly woil Informed
nisn, both ~ bisioty aud scisl,ce, and l,is
lecture will ~ doubt " aLle aud ipstruc-
Ave.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-26
A se..s.sy s,.ss.

Il
Tie 'Hilisboro REcnRDER presents the
only instauce IN our knowiedge Of loeal
paper with columns absolutely bate Or adj
vertise1iesHs from iserel,ants, business
men mud merchanics Of the community
u which the paper Ii tlle representative
wftiitis exception or two prof.ssional'
cards, aud the advertisement of one Ju-I
dicious lady. there is9 nothing 10 It's
columns to indicate the existence here Of
any business whatever. d.
The Durham, Tobacco PLANT is crow.l-
ed with advertisements representing al.
branches of It's varied Industries. The
Chapel HiilLEDuEs, recently ushered In
To existence, isaiready literally patronizrd
ly its homie advertisers. The HilIsboro'
REcoEDEk, tiieoldest paper Iii the Sta,ei
and -earesenting town proud OF Its aye.
Its culture and i,s intelligence, alope
beafs die br,int ofthe negiectofits people,
aud is disabled nf capacity 10 prove its
often repeated assertions that there ID
life In tie place yet. III y = - s,'f.I Nh.
B Way isthis soer Is It the FAULT Of the
aREcoRDERs, The REcoRDEf, has leboied
earnestly, faithfully patiently, to advance
the Interests of tue place. When l,oIvs Or
energies In all Others tagged, the REcoR-
DER has never faltefed and though often
compelled to isaw ON fancylfor its coIor-
ing 10 ealiyen the pictures Of a coming
prosperity, haslyet w0rked on uadiscour-
aged by the deferred dawning Of i better
day. II is becanse ofihe supposed small
circulation of the REcoRDEk? Now,
though We have not that encouragement
we have right TO claim, yet IL Is 50 large
that we can conscieMipusly appeal, both
ut home aud abroad, for q liberal share of
advertising patronage, tits because OF
the character of the REcORDER ?5iswe are
pr,nd 10 believe that it holds a rank In the
State second 10 none Of its class, and wiel,is
an influence altogether disproportioned To
the insignificaDce to which our citizens
willing consign.it. = v=Ts=aSg,,-
} From Mlialsver causes. the facts exist;
aud while the othercomn,unities ofwhich
we speak contriLute liberallS 10 the sup.
port Of their local papers, Hillsloro does
almost absolutely nothing, While they
stretch out their hands eagerly TO invite
business from all around, Hillsboro folds
her arms supinely and seeks nothing,
andgets nothiag.- While they are all alive
with the nionientum Of anew life, and
growing and expanding under the in,-
pulse OF aroused enterprise, Hiilsboro
seems proud TO maintain the reputation
she has gained, os a finished Town. dead
community; while they make the most Of
a position lers favmed by nature and cir
ca,ssiabces than oprs. she seems anxious,
or at least wiIIingito hide all tIe superio:
advantages she avcwed.y has.
For our own part, we utter no COM
plaints, we make no appeals. Ifour SER
vices are not recognized now after faithfuI
service of namb-F of years. We viii no,
humiiiaie ourselves by humble eff"rts
that viii De construed into personal ii,-
terest. We leave IL to the business men of
Hillsboro, u they do not siandin the way
Of tl,rir own Interests by, disregard ofa
medium so universally aud 50 proiiisbly
usedBekewhere.7 80.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-26

0Afglsst ille bright beams ef the Tars,sro
SeAihsrner have fslien. aslant our table.
and light u up with the glow Of Dossey
BatlIs's IEcldai 4 Wit aud hnmor Why
BrntIisr Batile has condemned US to the
dark -hsshesss is beymril mr compre.
I'ensiops but We wescome his beams
tlioug h sslliss tc~srf oar eves,iag. =
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-26

Tie Rev, Mr. Hartwe1l, late, missionary
10 Ciiua, lectared ii the Baptist Church
IN this place OH Wednesday night lart.
His address was very Interesting and in-
stractiSei Us we learn from tnoss wliv had
the pleasure OF hearii,y him.. los ss.sssl
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-26
.laAFc a x d.

10 allwhoRre suffering fromthe errors
and iiidiseretiuns ,,f youth, nervous weak
hess. early decay inss Of rnnph0od,. &c;
will send recipe tina. win cure you FREE
OF CHARGE. This great remedy WIS
discovered by q missionary in South
America Send a seIf-adlressed envelope
y The Rkv. JusEpH'r. ISMAN, Stdtiyn ID.
Bible Ho,tsc. SeN York City. !a*74l' iy.a
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-26
Registration Notice,

N0ITNE is hereby Kfvea. ~ sush votsfs nl
~ Orange Cntrty ~ have pei fegt~tYfssl thai
tbe kesistTanon bepks ara rt4n and win b. ksp,
open until The pisht leiare fh- rsiefst rlsrsien
on Thursday The ~ day hf Augusts xrrh book.
bslng 10 rhsrec n nsr. Nv nsglstrar III fflsiwru
precinct. spuInted hs the Heard ~ Magistrate,
- thsb meeting on the lst MONDAY tn june.
j. N, .yLACKWUOD.
June 70 1s,3., Rssistrsr
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-26

SIR. Edward willkings an old merchant
~ FayetfcsiIIe. died fn tlmt place on the
lsth lust aged about 80 years. He viii be
remcniber.d by many an old farmer ~ the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS conncction viii, the times
when fayetteville was the great market
oftiIe state, and when is streets were
crowded with the wagons of the back
copntry Mr. willkings was ii,s last cns
oftbat old class ~ merchants.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-26

p.:Dnrang's iibeu,naiie iRemedy.'''i the
great INTERNAL, MEDICINE. will positise.
ly cure any case OF rheup,aiism onqihe face
Of the earth. Price $ia ebottle. six bot
ties. ST. Sold by oil Wholesale aud Re-
tail druggist. q1Ddn' b failto send for cir
cular to Helphrnstinc 4 tBebsly. Druggists,
washington.sD.s q. III gaT ga6m., ,4.s
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-26


4 Boys will Le.boys, alai tlaeir instincts "f
dfsathclise sport viii iind vent ipwwH pr
in country, ~ civilized or inssyage life; and
therefore We arr not surprised 70 sersyery
iitile ielIow an tie streets armed with an
india rubber shooter with which he wages
tfnrelsntisig war agah.st tile seatl,rred
trii.e. The trees along The streets attract
aud shelter many kinds of singing birds
who cheer with their songs, y ,liyen with
their prvreuee, and suggest plsasant ideas
ofnlrality IN the midst ol.s sowp llIe-- Can.
nas imrenty pcrsuade isbcys 20 iryitrir
skibl ON spneihing less Innocent sndless
atrnciive and sraie the b,nl~ Zoe those
wlsoti,d real enjoyment fiuni theft me-
lalips, ana who would reward tl'e csufi-
,leuce given,by ensuring pro,eclion -.
f
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-26
TOBACCO MARKETS.
II i%iF FLlA-AIEaT GIT
BY REaMsGvw

Breaks good for the past week and prices
remain firm for gool wrappers and fancy
smokers. Good demand for large quaint
ties Of line wrappers aud fancy smokers;
common grades dull. -.,,,-g.. ....-
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-26
MOTIcE.

at meeting ~ The Migaetiatss ~ the CUvcfv
of Olansy. beld ID the Cphft ifTu,s ~ lfYAs.~ssa
Nv Mondnys June AID tt~'3s ussieFfd tnsss Z ~rl
IN, rrtciilct to fAblisael III flir rw fgs o. III,
of1 tshshau nndef ths rant a Rsls q sp9ir.t;
and tad khU nlne es hsll- sfcrs lgseinst V
fh4nksd W that ~ sltlwsl, and thst IA patAs
lao. u. rhlngsd te Jarkspn's sbtp>lssb M flis
tle niyer Tuvnshlr. md that pulfkafinf n NE
sad rhsrees aml tlie sfrtti ~ q tbc voting Pc.
gingt An Lel@a0a leliIlli-hstl Nv ttt IIifslrfo
kerurtlsr. ny Cfdsr On Ussiytf.ss
June 9TH fe.s A..
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-26

tfhs Rev. ". r. Pitsmanaf Wake Forrest
CoiI>gr. has arrived % take charge % the
B<p1ts< cburris IN this place. which has
lieef. ~itbout . ssstur 5or some nsnntIs.
iihiil ~ ptcnb~i We had the pleasure of
q Wat nom hlin on irhsss.lsy. n ..
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-26

Tire June number is 10 hand and Is a
well sustained number; coilsidenng that
the youny editors are 10 dependent ul,on
theif vwn l.hon. tlscy do remarkably
vel. We are glad % sea In ihis numL.r
a repubiic~sion Of Gov. Van ce's able aud
pies~snt address on the life and character
of David T. Swain, which address. by the
way. he have JUS, received la pamphlet
form froms snol,er pablishsr. IL y q
noble tribute To y nabis man. aud The
grest patlis siiI now enjoya ireAt which
had h<sss fsssrved slo:is 10 tlsoss.s Who
Heard is delivery .at Chapel Hin last year.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-26

Purity aud enrich tie blood, aud you
~iIl not be betfsshied with skin diseases.
In Bulls Hood Mixture is knows 10 bea
fIeyer failing reme,iy.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-26
NOTICE.

I wILtsrend D, tl,e tonfs Heasr N Blllsl,n.
Il 70 again uu, ,Nvnslay Tie ,Ist and Tus-day the
aud day n July iicNt, u hnfsh taklhgih thy Tex
Lit lur TIE Hilisf,0fo rdHusbit,
A Az RTsop. wep hays gat lis,rq, VIII rle'se at.
~ .ssaa9 -. ~. BLAGK WOOD.
jupc rs rs Il. A.e,sa.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-26
ArH.fos ASp suFHERpISs -
aARaiiw euAce AELanAn.

1 Trains nrw run regularly every day in the
wask fexcspt sunday y each way ,efwech Milton
and suthrflln making close connection With
Nos : and ! On The hrhpeni and Danyile KaiL.
road gelng north and souih- -
Leave Mitton, 81 W 500 q. m /.
Arrivs a. snthefiiu. 600 =
cave suthui lin, i0.oo =
Arrive a. Milton, Hoo :.
Psslepgcrs and ffeights Cor Milton and The ssn.
rouudiuV county Va the Richmond and ban.
Vile Hsllruad viii 10 promptly islwardrd
Tbc charges On tbis road liavc bee nx,Si a. w.
~ low rats ta induce bsth travel aud ffvight
Tor hHllirf inksfmstion appivta
W.. pA ttIs.l, Lss Z. aud garAsct.
june - .s Milton, y, ~
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-26

|. Ir1gSs starnf.y - SsrS1stlv. en,re.s tbatl
E.kEEWn,
: aas = !.
tion to tberpsnessasis p.rty.'s Hs who rs--
. g,s IA. ~ v. 80. VI. VI. :. N.
boHs 49, Mek4 ~ VWh treleF"ens ~ snc
sxpeuaS i - 1tieods. lie sseks 70 disinte-
# Hin E M@ AMMM
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-26

sUsst Friday 4 sycssg mse trcm the
csuswy 'sss rested i,y tise town constA.
bse ~ suss4ridipg thro~gh the streets, a.
g@y<fstSwiinzaccs made and provided,
aud taxes 70 the Mayors officc. The
Constable strpIsd out 90 gather ups wit.
nsss Or two. and while gone, the prisoner
sprung out u the doof. lealedbn nis horse
and d.ss,sd - tlkr ! Caoanche. he was
bold enough 70 repeat his raid Into the
isws, bus was TOO Amart 10 be again caught.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-26

Convention at Cstswba spHngs
on che srd fJgiye
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-26

See ucsaceof Resss,ration. ty lhv Re-
gistfar.J j. III. BlacksoVd. ...avrYzs A..
The New York herald., 1878-11-12

LA CIGALE LA CIGALE: La ClGALK
N B-Every seat this theatre is chair Each
floor carpecd throughout For the especial accommod@
tion of wish so CENTS
opera chairs will in the balcony a SO cents
which will sale ut the box Office six days In ad
Reserved Opera Chairs In Balcony 80 cents
Reserved Opera Chairs in Dress Circle u OO
Reserved Opera oheirs ~ nrcnss'rsi ;nd IN iNE -
tho TWO DROMIpS in Shakespenres Comedy Of Errors.
The New York herald., 1878-11-12

IALT HOUSE. LOrTSvrLLE, KY.-TsTIRELY RE
NJ fitted and refurpished prices reduced full Board and
large handsomely furnished single Rooms, ~ per day
J. w, ALMY. Manager
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-28
III EET Y m E@.
vHCmsmBmaa. amEEnvHhEE AHss ID xnus

UNITED BTATEs MAIL PACKET.
s aesveg EgH 9yHery 9tjkARf5Hkaat 9tEjkYARAH & 'P hH+trv
kg paylsM M Pend aad intsrmsdiste ahtotsa1 taad
lnefubhG RdsT. s'fa9gp &. Tn,
william Campbell, MASTER
John H. Mossop. clerk,
Parlsot,g LIne iof al popts o. the 7asoo~' snn. s
:: 9E6. 3; ). BAHfEbt hfTbt. Agents,
,n Wlll give throqah bills Of ladng to Trenton,
"'0'000'' anu lRtfs g. bH6Gf bfHr2F " Agea ARsa '
-a-- 81 Magazne street.
..1-. UNITED STATES MAIL JACKET.
FOR ohEENV1hLEt htE16H EX14f6kHsB0Ed AND THE
IT, e|sSS fSS S}SfS " tfdkHbUno R Fl
LaaAssSk and the Bends-The new md mag
,. w. WHITE.
Nc Ws s s%vstsE vtErp Q9 It Romog Fsao 9eEh
Boat reserves the right to piss al landings
that the captain may deem unsafe.
viii give through bills Of ading to Trenton
Monroe nnd all stations on Vieksburg, Shreys.
port and 1'1"S 3Wf9Hq " g. bEocREfT; S!S cRRff L. zxen
-- SO Magazine street.
SATURDAY VIUKgBURG UNITED STATES
MAIL PAOKE ET '~"
Leaves every bATURDAY. at 6 o. m.
Ggw = For VIOKBBDHH. DAVIB' BENZ
La Hatchez and all intermediate land.
zR'inss-TRs ns Pss.sgX Psss9nger packet
T. Z: Leathers, master, j. F. Muse, clerk.
eonnsGfing at V1cksburg with the Parfsot LIne
Tor Yazoo, o 1'allabatchte and sunflower rivers,
and ssI With Anchor Line for Memphls Cairo and
This boat reserves the right II, psas NIL land,
ings that the Captain may consider unsafe.
6or fretghE Or pagsage applyC board. or 10
!AHfGX 4 * 1f1M 4 WoKK b ,rdg d2s Oomm9n street
Through bills iading given to f TpsnfSn' Mon
roo and oil stations on Yicksburg, Shrevsport
and Texas Railroad, via Delta.
W B. BHOCKETT.
35 Magazine street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-28
MEDICAL NOTICE.

eases Private Diseases and Female Diseases
has Just returned from Europe. Office. 1866 Canal
street between Dryades and Rampant streets
caused BY abuse or age, ALWAYS cured In 8
short time. Private Diseases treated after new
sure and quick method. Female Diseases treated
with greatest success.
pr. Bilie's reputation ag skilled and SUCCESS.
ful physician Is already years ago established
IN New Orleans and vicinity, and he has cured
had failed to benefit. which is well known to the
public, Or. Billie Is graduate from one of th e
best colleges ID Europe, and was for years as
sultations and correspondence strictly conf.
Dental, Charges moderate. 1ae Canal street
DR, VI. BILLIE 1876 lanai street deg II
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-28
ROOMS RELIEF COMMITTEE
LOUISIANA DIVISION, ARMY OF TEN
NEssEE,
12D COMMON STREET.

This Committee meets on Mondays, Wednes-
composed Rs follows:
Ghairman- dUbTUB REICHARD. 1873 Com
mon street.
First Digtrlct--G. A. WILLIAMS, 1874 Gravier
Second District-FEANK HEBRON. corner
Canal and Bnsin streets,
Third Distrct-VICTOR OLIVIER corner Of
Esplaunde and Johnson streets or 14O aravfer.
Fourth Disrict-ISAAC SCHEIkCK 235 Chest
nut, or n CarOudelet street.
Fifth Distriet-H. n. JENKINS, 27 Commercial
Alley
Sixth District-~F. L. RICHARDSON. corner
Louisiana Avenue and st. Charles, or 81 Camp
street.
S,venth Dlstrict-J. A. CHALARON, ut Nov
Orleans Insurance Company, corner Canal and
Camp streets.
BY calling on tho Member or the Sub Commit
tee Of their district. applicants for relief will
meet with prompt attention, ocl7t31
HOMEOPATHEC RELIEF ASSOCIATION
Rooms No. HB2 Canal Street.
This Association having extended Its facilities
for rendering aid to sick offer their services
TO any who desire medlcal treatment and care.
Application made to the above address. or to
any Of the undersigned officers, will receive
prompt and efficient attention,
ALBERT VOORHEES, President
J. G. BELDEN, NJ, D.,
A. BID. VILLENEQuYi r. 3, n: D.;
C.G. FISHER, gecretary.
II. l.. STEVENSON. Treasurer.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-28
RNGelntR asH EprsasaMQm

WASHINGTON-Per steamer Bertha--146 bales
cotton j w Burbridge &Co--l0O Lehman Abraham
&oo-72 Payne Kennedy &oo-51 Beraud & Gilbert
40 H a. G New ,an-45 Norwood & Riohards-52 Ben
Gerson "a Clapp Bros Aoo~-24 Meyer Weis doo-21
Renshaw. Cammaok Goo 81 Nalle g. Cammaok-19
? Casse--l9 Jurey e. Gillis---A A A Mouton--1l
John Adams &co-io Thomas &eo-~--s Bush e.
Levert---S Il Planche &co-6 Levy, LNeb, Soheurer g.
co-6 Philippi &oo-5 W Bell---$ L Lscas-
sagne-3 Keitfer.& Gardner-3 Warren, Atkinson e.
Cos Jno ChRfe e. Sons-3 b Sage--3 J Claverie
ir-2 Hirseh, Adler &oo-2 Small &oo---2 Temple
Saons &:oo-2 j Dowling--i Bloom 6sco---l
Schmidt a. zieger-2ol sacks cotton seed N o Cotton
Seed Association-1l sacks rough rice Bloek--69
head cattle Noel & Wooten-50 do A Bourgeois--7
hides Humei e. Tobin--l bale do bale wool Case
gandries to orderTotsl 730 bales cotton 20l saoks
cotton seed ii sacks rough rice l19 head cattle
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-28

$4,000 % $4,000 %
The Association have the following assets:
RESOURCES.
Notes payable monthly, So
cured by mortgage and
vendors privilege. $t8521 60
Real estate. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ia 356 76
Cash In bank 81. .B32 81
Cash In y. s. cur
rency. .....-...- 431 14k -3 2Gl O5A
Installations and fixtures. 800 90
Sundries. debtors 1.143 IS
Profit and loss. ....,-....-..- 6.875 81
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LIABILITIES.
Full paid stock ...,...........$ 1886, 900 90
Scrip account. .-...-..--... 2,170 90
Unclaimed dividends de-
cared September 30. 1873 $40
Reserved capital. -..-........ 1924 0G1s
Capital produced by INSTALL
ments
Collected from new subscrip-
ttOns. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1.015 90
Overplus Of the assets. ..... 2.i91 Is
We, the undersigned, do solemnly swear that
the above statement is true and correct ex-
tract from the books of the Association.
A. SAULET. President.
G. Fl. NORMAN. Secretary,
Sworn to and subscribed before me this
eghteenthlday Of October. A. D., 1878.
G.. LEGARDEUR, JR.,
Sea9 1aW1m Notary Public.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-28
WEEKLY RED RIVER PACKET.

WEEKLY RED RIVER pACKET.
IT, h. FOR RED RIVER. EGG nFswga,
40 NorrnAp'E, Barbtn's, Wares aafi wpg
ss"'SA"A@@S@2" landines-Ths steamer
BONNIE LEE.
In place OF tho New Bart AbIe.g
Richard SinnOtt. master 80. Hamiit9n efsEsE-
Leaves every SATURDAY. at s o. A.
VIII ieaye as aboyes For freight or nsasaa@
apply on board, or TO
It, v. ADAMS. al Commercial Fsaas.
p.B.~Freight consigned 10 Wharfboat- nawsaa
Of Bod river, Or to agents at New OElsaaa. fsges
tho steamer Bart Able will be forwarded gfqao@
charge. is@
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-28
gT'EAh AhH BOATS
REm RHv ER.
azaa Haysp assa Texas.

Rsa River 1ua Texas.
NEW ORLEANS ARD RED RIVER TazssNgsg*
PORTATfON COMPANY, AND TEyAN ID
CIRIC RAILWAY AND COHNEyTT0san.
Through bills OF lafling and ttrouus, saaaxrsarap
ger tickets 70 all landings on Red Rivar sfsNsM
Hot Springs. 'o'' &~8"S&
The folloWlng. splendid and East efaHsyasns
composing the line will leave as advertised g.
low:
La Belle, Maria Isoulss. Texaa
O. H. Durfee, Uol. A, 2. Kouns. T,ofngggs W.
Y. J. Behan, Bonnie Lee DaWSs
Kate Kinney stlyer Qlty. -.
t~xgHHsgABk~ son. Hot Bprings. and Ill asssEr
"ings on Red Bivsr and gssfsaap
stations In Texas,
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-28

Arrived
Ger steamship frankfurt, from Bremen. Oct O. via
Havana, to Ed StOckmeyer-4th dis
Brit steamship Annie Ainslie Dwyer from Cardiff
Wales, Got = to FL e. Bier-4th dis
Brit steamship Amcoryllis blackburn, FIN st Thomas
TO A Miller &co-4th dis
STEAMBOATS,.
Bertha Kennison. from Washington
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-28
m@aow--CeHaamG Ups

Fr bark Leopold Ut Marie, 80 days from Bordeaux
to Schmidt & Ziegler-~
Sohr Susan Scranton, Stork 13 days from Bonacea to
g H Schenck--
Schr Robert Ruff, Briggs. 8 days from Havana. to
master
Schr Monadnook Harrison, from Maraoabo, to II T
Lawsr-