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The Bossier banner., 1878-02-21
Great Expectations.

u O0S 6ApOVSpSVhOs
When we were under Radical
rule we expected nothing OF
good to inure to us as individ-
uals, or in a corporate capacity,
and we were not disappointed.
But when its reign was at an
end, and honesty in officials was
no longer the exception, we
turned our eyes longingly to the
rulers of our own choice, for re-
lief from some of the intoleratle
burthens we had borne, and had
Great Erpectio,ss. Have they been
realized?
When after many a hard strug-
gle the change at last came, the
cry went up from all our people,
that a new Constitution was the
first thing to secure, to enable
US to build up on a sure fonda
ton; but their cry will not be
heard, at least for the present.
Our Executive has, perhaps,
done as we'll as could have been
expected under the circumstan-
ces, although by many consid-
cred entirely too conservative
and tender in handling the filthy
remains of Radicalism. But how
about the law-making branch of
our Government What has it
done to carry out the wishes of
it's constituency? A prominent
Radical remarked a few days
since that they had passed a
game law last session and would
pass a dog law this session.
We know that the evils under
which we have SO long labored
cannot be remedied in a day, and
we have looked on, and waited,
and hoped, that our Legislature
fresh from the people-would
show some Difference to their
wishes, and if they could find nc
room for retrenchment and re.
form they might, at least, have
granted them the small favor Of
electing some Of their fellow-cit
izens, in whom they had conf
dence, to frame for them a de
cent Constitution under which
to live, if nothing more could b,
done for them. But alas! it seem.
that this small favor is to be de
MED them, and the Constitution
framed by the Radicals to per
petuate their rascality, mus
cen suffice for the present. Bu
our people are not in the moo,
to have their hopes in this ma,
ter deferred much longer, and W
predict, when the next campaig
opens, that the man, or mer
who do not favor a new Const
tuition, will have to 'sstand frol
!. under," or be crushed.
In our structures, we claim e,
emption for own member, wit
; a part of the Caddo delegation
and a few others.
s Godey's Lady's Book fl
: March is on our table. It is u1
ncuo 11ry fill - -1 xIs-
The Bossier banner., 1878-02-21

The Legislature of Mississippi
is asked to abolish the corpora
ton of Vicksburg to relieve the
town of a big debt.
The Bossier banner., 1878-02-21

Every member (12O) in the
lower house Of the Mississippi
Legislature voted in favor of
Congress remonetizing silver.
The Bossier banner., 1878-02-21

Down With High Prices.
Old Father Time Caught at Last.
A Number One Reliable
Clock for g.

0wing to dull times and great shrinking in
" values, we have determined to reduee
the price of our Eight Dollar THIRTY-HOUR
STEM-WINDING CLOCK to THREE DOL
LARS-sent to any address in the United
States by express free of expense to the pur
chaser-each and every clock scayranted for too
years. This offer only remains good for Sixty
DAYs from date Of this paper These Clocks
are our own manufacture. Now is the time to
secure good Clock for almost nothing.
NOTE THESE INsTRUcTIoNs-Clocks can be
returned and money will be refunded if pur-
chasers are not satisfied. Give full name. Post
Office, County and State, and nearest Express
0fiice-as wesend goods exclusively by express
The safest manner to send money, is by Post
office money order or registered letter. The
Post Office Department deliver no register let.
ters or money on money orders to only re
sponslble parties es-consequently this would be
the safest way of ordering our Clocks. Ad.
dress all orders to
Il. FRYER Z CO..
Clock Manufacturers.
CNCISNArTI, OHIO.
! Fehruary2l, 1873. 2ts
The Bossier banner., 1878-02-21

a When you go to Shreveport
be sure and call at Raphael Kahn
q Co.'s, and examine their stock of
clothing and gents furnishing goods.
The Bossier banner., 1878-02-21

Georgia boasts 200 different
varieties of fruits es grown sue
cessfully in that State.
The Bossier banner., 1878-02-21

n When you go to Shreveport
be sure and call at Raphael Kahn
& Co.'s, and examine their stock of
staple and fancy dry goods.
The Bossier banner., 1878-02-21

SHREVEPORT, FEB'Y 20, 1875
Riuer.-The River at this point re-
mains stationary-22 feet and II
inches above dead low water. The
upper river is falling slowly.
COttOn.-Our local market yester.
day was quiet and steady:
Ordinary. 81
Good Ordinary ary............7 7i
Low Middling.. 81
Middling... 9a
Good Middling. .1Oi
The Bossier banner., 1878-02-21
LIST OF B0SSiER IURoae
STATE OF LOUISIANA
PARISH or RnSsrrn

Be it known, that on this, the IN
day OF January, 1878, the follow,
named members Of the jury c.
mission met at Bellevue. Il -
proceeded to draw from the senaul
venire box, heretofore prers-sd =
them, fifty names Of persons ON
fed by law to act and serya !
Grand and Petit Jurors, for the A.
week of the next term of Tia n
trict Court, to be begun an(s -
on the 18th day, thasg ri.k|
Monday in March, 1871 ! -
ance of Act A, of Session AGE m
The Bossier banner., 1878-02-21

Russia has IL, 900 miles of rail-
way, nearly all built since 1868.
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-07
Virginia Legislature,

RICHMOND, Dec. 6.-The second auditor SUBJ
mittsd to the Senate statement giving full
Information in relation to the states indebted
ness 10 which the total debt proper is summed
up at $29, 1867 1858 as follows: By citizens and
Corporations in Virginia $4,000, 600, in other
states of the Union S13, 200 and the remain
der in Europe. In the House resolution was
adopted instructing the finance committee to
inquire and report whether the present state of
Virginia is liable for the whole debt of the old
state of Virginia. which Includes that portion
set apart as West Vlrgiuis's quota, Another
reso ution was adopted inqulring into the
expectancy of SO changing the constitution as
to relieve the state from imposing tax for the
support or public free school. and making it
the duty OF counties and corporations to lew
collect and disburse taxes for that purpose a
resolution providing for bill to cali couyep-
ton of the sovereign people of Virginia was
referred TO The Committee on courts of Justice
RICHMOND, Va, Dec. Gu the Senate to-
day Gen. Bradley johnson introduced pre-
amble and resolution setting forth 10 detail the
facts connected with the trial of the REYNOLDS
Brothers 1.-TWO pegroes) 10 Patrick county in
this state for murder, and subsequent action of
Judge Rives of the United States District
court tor the Western District of Virginia, in
awarding writ habeaS corpus upon repre-
sensations that the State court had refused TO
allow negroes to sit on a jury and taken the
prisoners from custody of the sheriff of said
county The resolution provides for the ap
pontment OF special Committee of five
senators and Seven men beers of the house to
exauire and consider the subject, aud inquire
bow far SUCH exercise IF jurisdiction By sad
United States Judge is warranted BY The cou-
sttution and laws of the United States, and
II such action be unwarranted and Contrary to
the rights reserved to this Common wealth or
the people thereof to report such mode aud
measure If redress acd manner of preventing
q repetition thereof IS is necessary and sd-
visable. No other steps have baen takeu in
the matter except that the governor has sent
Cor records 10 the cases and other Information
which will be submitted to this committee.
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-07
SATURDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 2.

Living Age is go greatly the best of eclectic
magazines that its place In public favor as
weekly compendium Of all that is best in cur
rent periodical literature of foreign countries
was long ago secured.
The January Wide Awake will have por-
trait Of Mr.. Emerson, and an article on him in
its series of Poets Homes. Of this number,
5000 extra copies will be printed.
The Mystery of Edwin brood, left unfinished
by Charles Dickens, has ben ompletsd bv
Wilkie Collins, and is first published in Paris
under the title, "Le Crime de Jasper. mar
Charles Dickens ct Wilkie Collins" IL il
issued Without exp anation of any KIDD, being
simply continuation of Edwin brood, tske,
up at the point where Dickens left it. Why it is
published in the French language at Paris is
not stated; but the British copyright law
does not prevail in Paris--which may be the
explanation.
La answer to note from the editor of ST.
Nicholas it should be said that the poem cat.
tar. OF Roses" published in the Courier-J our
nal, was written after the appearance of little
Elaine Goodale's Ashes of Roses. 1t was
merely bit of pleasantly which the beading
explsined. The Chicago paper that copjed !,
was so base as to omit the heading, and hence
the readers of the poem were mislsd and were
STRUCK with lis resem blance to little Elaine',
pretty iines'-Louisvile Courier Journal.
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-07
LOUISIANA.


The New ORLEANS Gommercial Comven-
lion.
New ORLEANS Dec. 6. In the commercial
couveHtiun to-day the committee on reign
aud domestic commerce reported resolutions
favoring revision of our treaties and couven-
tions Of commerce with such powers as is
deemed exped'ent to secure equality of duties
upon all articles of the growth or product of
such countries would ba imported for use or
sale within the jurisdiction of either aud Of the
nOdltcatan OF our revenue laws TO give Effect
thereto aud of The establish Hle Mt of mail routes
IN vessels built and registered in the Un;ted
States between New Yo.k and New Orl.ans
aud RIO Jaueiro aud Bnenos Ayres. spd be-
ew-en New Orleans and Aspin wall. Al.o IA
vorng recprccsl trade with France aud a re-
ductton of pore charges ss far as Is cou-
sis,ent with the general interest of trade;
also the continuance Of work unou the bars
at the mouth of the MississippI uutil the great
est Improvement is faliy aud permanently as
sured; also the compilation of the great South
ern mail route from the Northern States to
point within Ninety miles Of Havana.
After adopting tho above aud appointing a
committee to memorable Congress on the vari-
Gus measures recommended, Acquired sine
die.
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-07
MINOR TEEEGHArIS

Grease refinery in pesnpdy, Mass, were
burned yesterday. Loss $1,000.
O'Leary bad made 337 miles up to midnight
last night.
DR.. Henry L. Gardiner of Boston, widely
known as spirituahs', died yesterday.
The Texas desperadoes who have been steal.
log the Indians ponies have been Captured.
The widow of Senior Agramoute of Nav
York, has liberated 80 slaves on his plantation
in Cuba.
Tue Derby cotton mill at Bolton, Eng il
burned. Loss 925 600. A hundred operatives
are thrown out of employment
Mayor Stokely of Philadelphia. has received
an appeal for aid from Osyka, MISS. Two
thirds of the town are sick With yellow fever.
Isaac Middlebrook, overseer of a spinning
Diil 10 Lawrence, mas been arrested for vioat-
log be law regulating the employment Of
children.
A San Ancnio, Texas, special SAYS that the
Austin stage was halted near Marion by two
MASKED highwaymen and two Commercial
travellers wele robbed. The mail was exam.
ined, but nothing wins taken.
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-07
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.

secretary Schurz, yesterday, made a long
argument against the proposed transfer of the
Indian bureau to the War Department.
Schooner Caledonia of Windsor, N. S., has
been wrecked on Libby Island. aud the captain
and all of the crew, five in number, lost
The Democrats are a good deal troubled
about MIR. Blaine's resolution to investigate the
Southern election frauds. They fear some OF
their fiery Southern brethren will te provoked
into saying indscreet things.
case has just occurred in Virginia which
promises to raise an important question. Two
negroes on trial before the State court were
taken from that jurisdiction by the U. S
Court, on the ground that they had been denied
coored jurors as guaranteed by the consttu
tional amendments. The State claims that
this act was an infringement on the rights of a
sovereign State.
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-07
BY TELEGRAPH.
FATAL SHIPWRECK,
Schooner Caledonia Lost Near
Machias.
The Captain and Crew Drowned.

MAcHIAs, Dec. 6.-The schooner Caledonia
went ashore on Libby Island early Tuesday
morning. The captain and crew of five men
were all lost. Two passengers were saved. One
is Oscar Follett, the other man is not known.
The schooner was from New York for Briar
Island with coal, where she discharged and
was on her way, light, to Windsor, N. s..
where she was probably owned by Churchill &
Co. The bodies of the captain, the cook and
one man were carried to Machiasport today.
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-07
THE AFGHAN WAR.
Gen. Roberts TO u inter Mt Esiewar-Rus.
slams Threatening to Occupy a Portion
of the Ameer's Territory.

Gen. Rsobt rfs 10 VI inter at Eiewar-Rus.
slams Threatening to Occupy a Portion
of the Ameer's Territory.
EDINBURGH, Dec. 6-rhe London cores
pondent of the Scotsman says: $40 Influential
quarters it IS believed that an arrangement
with. Russia for the settlement Of the Central
Asian question is on the tapis, aud it is likely
to assume the form of partition of Afghanis-
TAM
BERLIN, Dec. 6.-According to REPORTS
c1rfent in Russian papers Russia has infor mad
England Other intention to occupy thea n eer's
district near the northern frontier of Afghan
'stsn should Englsrd annex any portion of the
Afghan territory.
LAHORE. Dec. 6.-Gen Roberts will pro-
badly winter on the heights east of the
Peiwar Pass. HIS vicrory detaches 10000 400
Orthodox Mlssulnans from the Ameer's
authority. According to private information
these Mussulmans are already sending leyes
into the British camp. It IS reported that the
Khoord Cabul tribes are only keps from des-
rrdCg the Amer BIZ tho presr nee of troons
Two Europears were seen among the defenders
of Peiwar An Afghan general mas preseu, ed
himself at Peiwsr. Ten days more of clear
weather are antici pated.
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-07
CONFLICTING JURISDICTION.
Federal Courts in Virginia Projecting th @
Rights OF the Ne2sO.

ht&nts OF tne NeSfOs
New YORK, Dec GA r 'chmoud dispatch
says that the action CT Judge RIves of the
United States Cont in taking fcom the State
Circuit Court two negroes on trial for murder
on the ground that thew were denied colured
jurors, has created a sensation in judicial and
legislative circles, and will be dealt with in
the most serious manner. A joint committee
of the Legislature is to investigate aud report
upon the matter. 1t is claimed that the act of
Congress under which Judge Rives sssum ed
jurisdiction of charge of the crime of murder
against the laws of Virginia, is uncoasttu
tional and void, because it proposes to allow
interference with the police regulations of the
state and assumes to enforce her crimina al laws
Senator johnson says it is matter of greater
importance than anything that has attracted
the ate ntion of Virginia since the proclama-
ton of President Lncoln of April IL, 1861, and
no such exercise of Federal power has ever
ben atteDpte through the judtci ,ry ON the
adoption Of the Constitution 10 1889 20 the pre-
sent time. The prisoners are sun in CUSTODY
of the q. S Marshal awaiting the trial
ordered By the Federal Court, and the whole
affair has assumed most serious aspect
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-07
Boston Stock Market.
z Eastern Railroad.
New Work Stock and Money Ng.r,,e,
First Call.

NEW YORK, December observation-disclosures easy
at q per cent on call closing al a ~ per c. nj
Sterling Exchange strong at 4S1A q 49, for long and
1876 "a 1861 for short sight.
Gold advanced from 1909 to 1905 and reacted to
1924; carrying rates a per cent Boz rowing rates
fat ard per cent. Clearipgs 81, I'll 900 The Gus
disbursements $4,000 for interest and $3.50 900
for bonds. Governments steafy. In State bonds
L uisiana consos recovered Il per cent, selling at
73s Railway mortgages generally finn.
The transactions al the Stock exchange to-day
aggregated 1860 shares.
The following were the closing quotations of Gov
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-07
MAINE.


hHfM Bufneds
EAsTPoRT, Dec. 6.-rhe barn belonging to
John Harrington was burned this afternoon.
Lost hay, farming tools, cow and horse.
Pre- sident Cham berlain Welcomed.
NEW YORK, Dec. Cat the invitation of
Dexter A. Hawkins the Bowdoin Alumni As
ISOLATION assembled tonight at his residence on
West 34th street to welcome President j, t.
Chamberlain on his return from Paris.
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-07
UaIiSarnis Mining stocks.


CHICAGO Dece nber 6.-Hogs-receipts 80 W neal;
n "a TX. hpbt a. q As q 2 so; mixed packing at
"a so, aboat A. 0 0 bead nEsoid at Close
Ca,te-terenls SO head equipments 230O head
active and steady shipping steers at 4O "a 3 90;
srocKe,s and feeders al 2 30 a 50; butchers drm;
Cows az 90 q 40; Bulls OO g AOi Steers 40 g
10.
market nrmer at Az 9290
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-07
The Strike i'm the Chicago ssoohyares.

CHICAGO. Dec. The strike at the stocs-
yards Continues and this mornng Armour g
Go learDiog that their men proposed to quit
work, Immediately discharged them and hired
others. There ars IS 600 hogs 90 sala at thu
yards, and the Stockyards Transit Co inpaoy
notified all railroads to take no more hogs
at the place of consignment uutl farther
orders, there being no Accommodations for
them. AT the present unprt cedently low
prices for provisions packers do not care to
engage more heavily in the business than is
necessary, and there is no probability of the
strikers getting terms from them 1t is
reported that the men are only waiting for
some ADVANCE from their employers to 20 back
at the old terms.
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-07
WASHINGTON.
The Yellow Fever inquiry.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 6.-Tbe Senate commit
tee appointed Thursday to investigate ard re-
port upon the best means of the prevention of
yellow fever and cholera in this country, held
it, first session today. Supervising Surgeon
General Woodworth of the Marine hospi al
service was present and informed the ommit-
tee that commission of medical experts are
now engaged in preparing data on the subject
OF yellow fever. The meeting was devoted al
most exclusively to the discussion concerning
the scope Of the inquiry to be made
The Postal Chr Service,
Postmaster General Key has directed letter
to be prepared for Transmission 10 The Speaker
Of the House of Representatives, foreshadow-
ing the disturbances of the postal Car service
in all parts of the country on the 1st of Janua-
ry next, unless Congress meanwhile shall
make an appropriation to continue it.
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-07
Che Natioua, Trost5,v assoc;..;

The National Trotting Associa tom.
NEW YORK, Dec. 6-The board of review of
the National Trotting Association concluded It's
labors last night, and decided to hold a meeting
on the second Monday in May, in Chicago.
The secretars's report showed that there are
now 153 parks in the association. The finan-
cial exhibit showed that there was 10 the treas
ury on the LIST of November, 1873, 1888.
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-07
DIED.

In this city, Dec. James I eldest son of james
and Isabella White age years mouth days.
funeral services Sunday afternoon at u O'Clock,
al his ate iresldeD,e No II Vine street.
In Bowdonbam, 20. OF diptheiia, George D
aged years Dec. Nellie, aged 10 years children
OF L. J. aud Sarah Fisher
In Barb, Dec 4, John n. Kelley. aged 80 years.
In brunswick Nov Is. Mr.. David Neagle, aged
Is years.
E9-Tbe funeral service of thu late DR.. Richard
P JenDess will be held at the NJ. f.. Church. Sacca-
appa, this afternoon at O'Clock Friends and lela
tves are invited TO attend without tur,h her notice.
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-07
Euronsan Haarr,ats.

LONDON, December 6 -12 30 2 M.-Consols at "a
8 l6 for money aud 81 ZIG tor account.
LONDON, December 6-12.30 P. M.-American Sc
curties United states bonds, 67s 1889 new SIS 1864
trail 78k. :.
LIVERPOOL. December 6-12.30 P. M.-Cotton is
dull and unchanged; Niddng nplands at 81: do Or
leans al s-l6d; sales eco bales, including 800 bales
for speculation aud export receipts l6 100 bales -
GLIDING 10 500 American
Futures 1872 cheaper; December 5 8 50.
Re 'epts of wheat for three days 90 900 Gu arters
OF which 24,o00 quarters American
flout at IS q u; Wntei MheH at 10 q I: do
spring al 8 q IS; California averages OF 9 7 q 9:
CLUB at 81 q i02; corn at 3 q % 9; Peas 80 6
PROVISIONS, &c-Porb Mt ~; Beef 81 s Bacon "A a
81 Lard al 80 6 q 329. Cheese at Al. rapow at
Sc 8. LOnOoD Ial0w SO a sc 8
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-07
MARINE NEWS.
The wilbemine "a To,a, WRECK.

The Wttbemine Total Wreck.
WASHINGTON Dec 6 The Signal station at
little Egg H.rbor reports that the bark
Whemine grounded GA Little Egg Ha b or
bar. five miles southeast OF this pl4cp, is a
total wreck The wreckers previously reported
anchored there have abandoned her.
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-07

CARDENAS. Brig j H Chad wick-I2c0 box shocks
18O bbls potatoes, 1850 shocks and heads
MATANZAS. Schr A BaiIey-1956 shocks and
heads, 1900 box shocks, 44S bbls potatoes.
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-07
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL


PORTLAND December 6
The Clearing House of the Portland Banks report
the transaction OF business as follows to-day:
N'oSS JS,USS 70
Net Balances. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1880 46
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-07
NJ A REIN Il N Il w S
PORT OF PORTLAND.
Friday, Dec. g.



ARRIVED.
Steamship Quebec. Dale. Liverpool via Halifax
passengers anu mdse TO ID To rance & Co.
Steamer Jas Gary. Grant, Boston.
BaIque Chas LoTing (new 552 toDs) LoriDg, of and
from Yarmouth, IN tow of tug Warren.
with ,esa badly spit Will stop tor Dew sail.
Sch Waiter L Palmer Staples Wellfeet.
SEP MineoIa fullerton, Boston, to load for Els
worth.
Sch Nrptune's Bride. Lindsey, Portsmouth to load
for West Indies
Sch Hattie Mayo, Hickey, Portsmouth, to loed for
Sch Agnes, Hamm. Bangor for Boston.
Sch Little Sadie, Thompson, North Eayen for
Boston.
sch l. E Hopkins, Hookips, vinaIhaven for Boston
Sch Clinton, Stanley Cranberry Isles for Boston.
Sch Laare Bennett, Sullivan tor Boston.
Sch H Coson, Stevens, Bangor tor Cbarlestown.
Sch ls0la, Smith, Bangor for New Bedford
CLEARED.
Steamer Jas Gary, Grant, Eastport and Calais
tarque j Il Chadwics. Robinson, Cardenas-Phn-
Uey 81 j ckson.
Sch Ella Hardy Machias-Nath' Blake.
Sch Arrival, Farnum, Boothbay-Danl Choate.
SAILED-BaTque Priscilla.
BATH, Dec Car. sch Sarah, Wright, Boston.
SID schs I 5 Mcclellan, FAIR, New York; Flor
ence lockwood, Williams. Georgetown, o.; Mary
Al sden, Baker, do; CASA Jameson Presley, for
Baltimore
In port, scb AdIianna Snowman, for Providence.
The new barQuentne Belle Wooster which was
launched Nov 27lh by NJ BlaSdell at FTanBlin re-
gisiers $50 Ons and halls trtm New York Capt Il
HIggins W II command her She has been towed TO
Sullivan he rigged
The new barqne sbeland, built by hall B, Others
OF ellsworth b1s been PATTY sold 10 Boston parties
aud will be Ia. en- there TO be Tiggeh.
Tue new Eugene Haze recently launched at
C4las. sailed I'd inst for New York, where she is to
be OfeIe1 tor sale.
Mes.rs w H Gem & Co of Bucksport have laid
the seel for large barque TO be built toy pa ties
Boston.
FRoM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
Sid FIN Newport E, stu inst barque Garden Island,
A. at New York 9th, sch Jennie A Stubs, from
Maracaibo.
Hall Bremen.
Ar at Vineyard Haven 9th, brig Grace Lothrop,
from Cape Hayten tor Boston
mEMOssANDA.
Sch Kate Newman, Newman. from E Island for
Baltimore with potatoes, put into Southwest Har-
boz Nov 80 with loss Of nam boom, boat stove and
sails damaged.
Sen z fiall Smith. from Providence. arrived at
Fernan5ipa I'd inst with loss of topmast aud jibboom
in a blow NOV 70, of Charleston
The hull of brig ong Reach, from New York for
ST ago Tecently toHed in, Has sold at Philadelphia
Nov 20. Tor $1Il6.
rbe wreck of seh Sarah Bernice was sold by auc-
ton at Aanfax. Nov 80, for sos.
% See genera. news columns for other reports.
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-07
METEaRuL0GIGAE.

INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TwENTY-FoUR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL)
OFFICER, Washington, DC,
Dec. 7, l A. M.))
For New England
Colder, clear or partly cloudy weather; winds
mostly northwesterls; higher pressure