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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-10-03

| FL 1t
CorroS. Receipts 7iIi; exports coast wise,
to2,i sales, isTG, stock, ~, 49,. Market easy;
Mlddllng, OF Low Middling, eKi Good
Ordinary, Oh.
Nhw YonK, October 2.--Gold opened at
1905 stocks strong; money at 2X@i per cont
gold ~ exchange, long $50, short tsi, State
bonds quieti government bonds steady.
CorroS-Duilj sales 5gs, Mlddilng Upiands,
ib1i-i6; MiddlIug Orleans 10 1910.
Futures easy, October io-ss, November,
1885 December, 1888; January 1859.
LvERrooL, October a. Cotton-rirm and
unchanged. Middling Uplands, 0,sd, Mid
ding orleans esd, sales, soooi for specuIa-
ton aud export 1905 receipts 2,5o, American,
ZOO.
Futures, l-ssd cheaper Upiands, low
middling clause for October delivery. o-3sd,
October aud November, 6Hd; February and
March, Cd.
Closing Markets.
KANSAS CRY, October 2.--Grass wintcred
Texas steers o. oo@a 90; corn fed % 5o@sS %
per cwt.
Bacon-Clear sides, 6Hj rib. o.
NEw omEANs, october Gold y to ",
sight y discount, sterling bank, isais@ Is5js,
Consols, rs to 7ba. .i.
CorroS = Easy sales. 2ai0i Low Mid
ding, ioi Middiing lcAi Good Mlddling,
lO1Si receipts, net, EOS, gross, 2d5j exports
toastwise, 1906 stock, 1850.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-10-03

DLAvEn, Col, october 2,-1he returns so
far us received indicate the election OF the
entire Republican State ticket by q majority
over the combined Democrat and Grecnback
vote Returns thus far show no more Green
back strenth In Boulder ,ounty then else
where.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-10-03

Fresh Caramels
At Theo. A. Reisner's.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-10-03
There n. no RECORD

Thofo 70 no EGopOru
OF single failure Of DR. HARTER's fEyEH
AND AGuK srKcIFIo 10 effect a speedy and
permanent cure. Its use has robbed this dis
ease Of its terrors, in rich sections Of our
country. octld&wlw
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-10-03
POLITICAL.
Republican Gains in Colorado.

DESvER, Col, October 1.--Iudlcations at
this hour, 1850 p, M, show that the Ropubli-
cans carried every ward in Denver except the
sixth, and thai they Will have a majority OF
eight hundred over the Democrats in this
county.
The chairman of the Republican State Cen
trai Committee claims the State by 900 major
ity. and two-thirds maJori Legls-
lature
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-24
Totals. ....,.-.. 40. 140
New Orleans majority, 1G48.
BREVHTHES.

Two small boys, anticipating Christmas,
fired off aipack OF firecrackers onsCustom house
street yesterday much to the annoyance Of
the ''perlice.'
We received yesterday from the hands of
Mr.. Anthony Sbisa, agent of Senior Don Pedro
De Olive, a carefully compiled statement OF
the commercial condition Of Cuba and Amer
lea, gotten up In style seldom equalled.
Louisiana Hose Company has extended an
invitation to the DEMOCRAT to join them in a
celebration, on Monday evening, at the st:
Charles Hotel. The compliment is received
and accepted with pleasure equal to the
gracefulness Of the invitation.
To-day Sunday, at the grounds Of the Lou
| isiana Rifle Club, on Poland street, near Clai-
| borne, q grand prize shooting for three prizes,
Spencer rifle a fine turkey and a fine goose,
will take place. The shooting is off-hand, at
| 100 yards, three shots for twenty-five cents.
| The Skidmore Social Club was organized on
November Is, and the following gentlemen
were elected officers President, J J. Thomas
vice president, Robert Daily; recording secrc-
| tary, John Manning, Jr.; financial secretary,
Thomas Elannery; treasurer, Henry Don
nelly; sergeant-at-arms, John Burke: assist
ant, Wm Hickey.
The DEMOCRAT was favored last evening
with delightful serenade from the band Of
the Louisiana Grays. This company, In
their neat uniform, turned out in full force,
the occasion being the presentation of beau
tiful wreath at the hands of the fair ones who
appreciate the company. Capt Violet re-
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-24
TINE HEEHCMANTs' C0NvENTHON-

On Thurdny evening Mr.. C. Black, pre-
sident Of the merchants meeting on quaran-
tine, appointed the following committees:
Committee on First Resolution, (roferrng
to a State quarantine law>-Adolpho Sohrci-
ber, chairman; A. J, Gomila, II. s. Howard j.,
A, Wiltz G. J. Berry, +. ?. Cntlraux, John
Brunaso, W. Fl. Matthew'S, J. Magi, Il. Dol
honde, jules Tuyes, Il. II. Chambers.
Committee on Second Resolution (reforrng
to national quarantine lnw)-Hon. Louis
Bush, chairman; J. B. Lafitto, Gov. Albert
Voorhios, Joseph I'll. Oglcsby, W. =. Schmidt,
Palfrey, JOS. A. AiLken, Chas. Macready. Geo.
w. Carey.
Committee on Third Resolution, Teferring
TO the Governors message)-llon VIM. M.
Burwell, chairman; W. G. Raymond. u. f..
dez, George Martin, g. Ii. Vennard, Joseph
Bowling, Snml II. Kennedy, Fl. Dudley Cole
man, Emile Carriero. Ed. Conory. Sr
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-24
PERSON Az.

Gov. Nichols lei. ,:Sc evening on the stcam~
ar Natchez, in company with Major Il. o..
Bond, of his staff, on tour through the par
ishps of our State. We know that tho GOV
ernor will be greeted wherever he goes with
fha ACCLAIM ations of our people, and we trust
that he will return to us reinvigOrated for the
coming arduous labors of the winter.
MIR, p. Werlein, who has been absent with
h,s family for some months, has returned
home.
The many friends of DR.. Z; Telle, whose
office is 2G3 Canal street, Will ho gad' no
doubt, to know that he has returned " tho
city.
We had the pleasure yesterday Of meeting
r,r friend Mr. ElmoTe Dufour, of tho Stock
Exchange who has returned to the city alter
a prolonged visit to the beautiful lakes OF Wis
consin.
MIR. Henri Garidel, the father Of Jos. Carl
del. ESQ, clerk Of the Third District Court,
died in New York Friday evening, at the age
nf GO wears. We extend our sympath1es to
Mr.. GarideI In his sad allictlon.
Tho we'll known face and form Of our ven
x,rahle and esteemed friend, Mr. Thomas A.
Adams, president Of the Crescent Insurance
Company, have been seen on tho streets for
the past two days. he was del1ghtedly greet
ed by his numerous TRENDS
EVERYTHING that Is iovial and genial is en-
bodied in the gigantic form Of Col. Dan Viii
son. He has returned from his native town
Of Lynchburg, Va, with no diminutlon In bis
avoirdupois or spirits. In fact, we think that
Col. Dan, like old wine, improves with time.
Mr.. Henry Ginder will be found at his post
again at Griswold's. All who remained in the
city during the terrible times we have passed
through this summer will remember how
quietly, assiduously and devotedly he iabored
In the noble cause of humanity In caring FOR
yellow fever patients. Mr.. Gnder combined
business with his endeavor to recuperate his
strength and health, and has returned from
the North with handsome stock of goods.
The many friends and acquaintances Of. Mr.
Jos. H. Oglesby. the President the Louisiana
National Bank, are pleased to see him on our
streets again after his usual SUMNER tn; So
yyhen our commercial and financial affairs
have naturally become dsarrfanged fsogg by rea
have recently emerged the presence OF such
able udcou9 and 6e geper aood M
Ooleshv is. besides, public spirited citizen
and M he end has sde dSps IN IN She eIta5g 2nis
From the dilemma In which circumstances
beyond our control have placed us.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-24
MUNICIPAL MATTERS.
ADMINISTRATORS HOUSTON USES A
SHARP STICK.

A ,ey,,sal of Administrator HOuston's letter
hook Yesterday evinced that this official has
1,eo,,n o. vigorous campaign against the street
contractors Indeed, the letters copied in II
Yesterday form o very respectable portion
of the book and are directed not only TO the
contractors but also to tho employees OF tbe
Department of improvements, whose particu-
Iar business it Is to superintend tho work
upon the streets of tho city.
AN IMPORTANT ORDER
requires all such employees to report daily
10 the City Hall the number OF carts ana men
nmplOycd by the contractors, the amount OF
work done by them, its character ana me
locality in which the work was dohe; no
contractors are notified to sweep nll the
suuare-bock streets during the night time
It is also ordered that the chfcs slihii loiioW
the swespers and gnthcr the sWeepings, then
and there. to be- carried to the mud streets for
Orders arc issued to put Louisiana Avenue
In q proper condition. and that Felicity street
shall be thoroughly repaired.
TO Mr. Kaiser, the contractor for the Fourth
District Is addressed note charging him with
having almost completely abandoned the
work In lis district and he is admODiBhed Tor
f,ia neglect and required to observe tho pro-
visions Of his contract under penalty Of for
feiture OF the same. The orders issued by
MIR, Houston are to take effect from their
date, Saturday November 49,
THE COTTON LANDING
That portion of tho cotton landing between
CANAL and Poydras streets, and lying between
Che railroad tracks and the curb Of the street,
is to be Immediately putt useful condition,
which 1t has not been for some time past.
JEvEE BNOUMBRANCEs.
Administrator Houston has also directed
the wharfingors to notify oil persons having
heavy freight on the lovee, such as ballast,
marble blocks and logs, to cause them to be
removed within a limited time, in default of
which the wharilngers aro ordered to have
such freight removed. An agreement has &C
tuGlly been entered into with Mr.: }. l.; Gu
f,ernator to do the hauling in case of necd.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-24
ART E@.



There are ut Seebold's and at Wagnors. on
Canal street, several examples of Mr.. W. II
Bucks treatment of Louisiana scenery, which
do great credit to that artist No one since
Clague has succeeded so well In rendering
the rich, warm tints Of our luxuriant and
brilliant landscape.
At Seebold's arc two pieces each IL by 60
which are admirable bits of realistic work.
and yet picturesque and charming. They
exhibit that peculiar harmony OF tint and
near perfection of aerial perspective: that
warmth and briliancy in the treatment OF
the sky. and transparency In tho handling OF
the water, which have won for the artist 80
much commendation from art como sseurs.
At Wagner's there are also two pieces. One
OF them particularly Is o most excellent cx-
ample Of Mr.. Bucks manner of treating the
live oak, the peculiar glory of our Louisiana
landscape AS was the case with Claguo, his
scholar exces In the handling of this central
feature, from which the master and the fol-
lower have worked out u peculiar treatment
of tropical landscape which Is fairly entitled
To be considered q school of landscape paint
ing.
We commend these works of Mr. Buck to
the attention Qf tlh}nse who are Interested in
art
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-24

The case of the Southern Bank VS.. Ed. Pills.
bury, Mayor, closed yesterday, Mr.. John A.
Campbell, for plaintiff, making the last ar
gument.
MOTIONS TO DISMISS
fixed for Monday, December 2, in tho Su-
preme Court:
1883 Jos. Maumus Vs. A. V. Baynct, Z.
Mandin and Jean Marie M. Dufour.
7194 Samuel w. Hammond VS.. Peter Ross
ct als.
ITO Chas. E. Alter VS.. Jos. O'Brien,
1860. Kate G. Stapleton vs. T. Butterfield
ct ais.
burn administrator, VS.. Simon Frank, agent
Ed Adler and I'll. G. Bull, intervenors.
1918. j. M Billgery vs.. Mrs. Widow Bill
geney, on rule against n. j. Cartajil.
1872. Succession Of VIM. FL. Reynolds.
COMMITTEE OF EXAMINERS
appointed by the Supreme Court for the ex
animation Of candidates for admission to the
bar during the present term:
d. G. Labatt, chairman; A. L. Tucker, $. j.
Blanc, c. G. Schmidt, E d. White and Chas
IOuguo.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-24
Terrell was interviewed, and he made the

Terrell was interviewed, and he made the
following statement:
"It was negro who shot me. ] Was At
work cutting cane on the Belair place and the
negro was driving q cane cart. / WIS passing
on the road when the negro cried out to me,
You s. Of o b, you have come on this place
to work against black men, I then made O.
move towards him, and as | did he leveled o
pistol at me and fired three times. One of the
balls caught me in the hand.
81 then grapplcd with him, and on getting
the pistol from him fired at him, but | don't
believe | bit him
Murphy was visited at the hospital and he
began as follows:
IN name is Murphy, and 1t was regular
tramp that cut me. We were both cutting
cane on tho Belair place. He threw his
cane on my side and when | told him to stop
he called mo o s. Of q b. and hit me three
times with u cane-knife. / went to take hold
Of the blackguard and he showed 1t into mo.
Sure, never knew the tramp nor his name,
and, what's more. | know as much about him
as | want to know"
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-24
FIRE IN JEFFERSON.
Two Houses Destroyed and Several Barn
ageh.

Two Houses Destroyed and Several Dam.
AGED.
AT 6 O'Clock last evening n fire, caused by
tho explosion Of u con containing gasoline oil
which was being used by II, Rau to fill d
lighted lamp, broke out in tho one-stcry
frame building on Tchoupltoulas street, be-
twcon Bordeaux and Lyons.
The building, which was occupied as q
butcher shop, was totally destroyed, together
with $50 worth of beef. No insurance.
The flames then communicated to the one
story fame building adjoining and left it in
ashes Tho building was owned and occupied
by A. Wlrth us IL drug store Building in
sllrod Sor $1,000 In the Germania Insurance
Company.
Mr. Wirth estimates his loss on stock and
furniture ct $500. No insurance.
The adjoining house, owned and occupied
by +. Petrass, was damaged by fire to the
amount of $50.
The house on tho corner opposite the fire
was slightly damaged. Tho property belonged
to A. Doerr's estate and was occupied as
cotfee-house by J. Zaphie. 1t was Insured in
tho Teutonia Insurance. Company; amount
unknown.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-24
ceived tho wreath with u little speech, full OF
warmth and feeling.
CITY ECH ID ESe

At about half-past o'clock last evening Il
sneak thief entered N. Dalshemer's store
No 45 Chartres street, and carried away $29
worth Of hosiery.
At alf-past twelve o'clock yesterday, Il
boss draymnn, named Owen Clinton, had the
cap Of bis knee diBIocated while attempting
to place u cask OF wine on u float
At eleven o'clock yesterday morning a man
named Samuel Tennent had his leg broken by
u sack Of oil cake falling on him through the
hold Of tho bark Fredih Esprando lying at
the head OF Barracks street.
Ateleven o'clock yesterday morning n little
girl named Gallagher, while playing on
Tchoupitoulas, near Vaence, was severely
gored by u bull. The police shoot hogs for
roaming In the streets. why not bulls
At o'clock Saturday morning a servant in
tho employ Of Mr.. Wilkinson, at the corner Of
Third and Chestnut streets, while fumigating
one Of tho rooms in the house. placed o lot Of
sulphur in q pan, and after lighting the
sulphur set tho pan on bureau, the fire
ignting the piece Of furniture and Destroy
ing 1t,
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-24
HOTEL ARRIVALS.


H GT1 Bs7 of29 Hsra PoFi E"hs
Denny n DantzIer. G Vaughan, Pasca-
goula; Capt J NJ Mc1ntoshi =, Mexico, Thos
city Geo I! Mitchell, Kaltimore: Eugene Nc
Hogan. J Y Spears, city; J Fl Hauilton Ten
and WIFE, Mexico; Fred romarden. city Chas
ttnsquoine. Chicago: E Cannon, Mu, fres boro
v Brennecke. Evapsville;s S Tyler Read city
mond; Mrs r r Johneon city: S NJ Halt. Ma, g.
vile; J r Adams and wife, New York: G H
Braughan, city Jas NJ Sharp and wife, New
York: Richard Francis Southwe-t Pass w Fl
Hammond. Tennessee; " NJ Phillips, Nash
vile; j Clarke. McComb City; N N Perry.
Terrebonne; " Ballard, Louisiana.
CAssIDYs. 3 Richardson st. Joseph.
La; L SiIler. LIZ. W G Grapt, La. VIM Beatty
La: W 3 Heinrich. KY; F Daney, Miss: = I
Craig st. James; Lum. Lnfourche; P s
Chas Gas duoine, Chicago; J Smith. La; Fl L
Strickland. lower coast: Capt Afford Ky.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-24
The attention Of our taxpayers is called 70 th;
Peychaud, at office G, Caller Court.

The custom that the magazines. weeklies and
December editions about the middle of Novem-
Der has doubtless seemed queer and absurd to
planations given of this apparent contradc-
tion these Explanations, however, concern us
but little; the fact remains that to-day one can
their stories, their poems their pictures Of
Christmas at staubss, conner Of Canal and Ex
change Alley and thus eujoy in advance the
doctors ought to prescribe q few of Nast's carl
catnres or Puck 5 absurdities to awaken once
more laughter in our streets. We have had
tragedy enough; we need farce now.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-24

4 singular remedy for indigestion recon-
monded by an English magazine is chewing
different kinds Of green leaves when out OF
DOORS and swallowing the juice. Any leaves
not na'Iseous or poisonous are recommended.
The benefit Is derived partly from the in
creased flow Of the saivary fluid, and partly
from the tonic and stimulating action of the
leaf chewed. Before meals is a better time to
try the remedy than after. The writer gives
q list Of the leaves most likely to be beneficial,
among them being those of pine, spruce
or bIack-thorn trees, currant and rose
bushes, mint, the petals Of flowers, and the
stalks Of mountain daisies and the tender Dor-
ton Of the stalks OF grain or grasses.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-24
A " as w FIELD.

The old connOisseurs know well how that
expert mechanic, Mr.. J. Blais, No. 18 Cont
street, fits up for the household everything
that Is necessary in tho way of plumbing. He
has recently so extended his works that he is
now prepared to furnish to his customers
sugar. soda and liquor apparatus on orders.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-24
MYSTERIOUS MOVEMENTS or WHITE
CARPET-gAardsERh.

To tho Editor Of tho Democrat:
Please inform n constant reader of your
paper IL tho Custom-Ho ouse has become q
general rendezvous for white carpet bnggors
For tho past three or four nights, between the
hours Of 9 and 10 O'Clock, the CustomHouse
has been used as Il carpot-baggor club room.
What's up2 Please inform. | solicit IN an
swer from Chief Geo. i. Smith
REPUBLICAN SENTINEL.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-24
CUTTING CANE.

A Shooting and Cutting Anray ON ReaaiE
Plantation.
The steamboat Isabel, which arrived here
yesterday evening, brought to the city TWO
white men who had been wounded at Beialr
Plantation. Their names are James Terrell
and James Murphy. The former was shot in
che hand by negro and the latter was
severely cut in the shoulder by tramp, who
had inst been employed on the plantation.
Terrell was taken to the Central ,s'Hsa station,
rin,,s, os was W s removed to the Charity Hospital
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-24
aT. aEsCEg.EA RNCHETY.

The seventh anniversary of the st. Cecilia
Society will DO celebrated ut Holy Trinity
Church, st. Ferdinand street, Third District,
on Wednesday, November II, at p. IN. An
enjoyable time Is promised those who may
be fortunate enough to attend.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-24

An official return shows that during the
exhibition 2O3157 foreigners have been ad-
mitted into Partisan hotels and lodging
houses. OF these England furnished 58,9l6;
14,968; the United States, 1873; Switzerland,
1885, Spain, 1O,o04 Austria 85O1; Holland,
6682; Russia 5725; Sweden and Norway, 27O5
Luxembourg, 2238; Poland 1852; Denmark,
1767; Portugal, 1857; Rounania, 1872; a Mexico,
Greece, 854; French colonies, 795; Canada,
719; Egypt, $50; India, 1856; Peru, 1856; Japan,
1866; Columbia, 1856; Venezuela, 148; Tunis, So;
Persia, SO; Chill, 81; China, 81; Oceanica, 50;
Morocco, 68; Bolivia, 81; Ecuador, SO; San
Salvador, IS: Guatemala, 42; Costa Rica, 80
La Plata, IS; Uruguay, Is; Honduras, 13;
Nicaragua, Il; Paraguay II.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-24
THE CAPITAL VOTE.

The following is the total vote for State
Capital as returned to the Secretary Of State
In ono parish, that OF TcrrebOnne the vote
was improperly counted and returned, but
this does not affect the result. If this error
be corrected New Orleans majority will be
increased from 1913 to 47Gi. Over 10000
voters failed to vote on the capital question
at all, Is, 600 Of whom live IN this city:
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-24

Otto Schwaners show window Is attracting
general attention on Baronne street, No. IT,.
Mr.. Schwaner has an unusually fine selection Of
jewelry in his show-window at the present
time. consisting Of watches. rings. bracelets.
scarfpins, etc. Many of these articles are very
figure to close them out. Parties desiring bar
gains In jewelry had better call upon schwaner.
the veteran pawnbroker, before purchasing.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-24

At the close Of the late Russo-Turkish war
the German Emperor had expressed desire
Of comforting the order of the crown Of the
fourth class to the officers of the Russian
army who would have received the Russian
cross Of Vladimir. He o@ly waited for the
list of the names Of the officers, which
reached Berlin the latter part Of October. It
contains the names Of $500 officers. The En-
peror, who did not expect to see more than
thirty or forty names, has since changed his
mind and concluded to send the higher order
OF the crown to half dozen only Of Russian
Generals
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-24

oh! how do you do, Jim?" said a young
woods-whence he had fed to escape the fever
and suddenly stumbled upon bis friend; what's
new: old boy? Why, how delighted am to see
your With the dignity becoming we'll
dressed man, he straightened himself and re-
marked, this is new" pointing to very hand
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-24
CUSTOM HOUSE NOTES.

The internal revenue department on yes
terday collected S1557 35 from the sale of
STAN ps.
The receipts from customs dues aggregated
$4,000.
At the sub-treasnry the deposits were
Customs-Coin $9G87 rs, currency SG55 81,
sale checks to pay duties (rate 1000 *7OJ3
PO5tOfllCe Department $4,000 internal revenue
1854 81. Total $685. IT'S 58.
Tho entries Of vessels on Yesterday COM
prised: Peer Of the Realm from Gibraltar
from Arendal; Progress, from London; Gov
ernor LnugdOn, from Barrow, and Hudson,
from New York. The clearances were: Ameri-
con schooner Iinga, for Falmouth, Jamaica,
with cargo Of groceries, value $1,000, cleared
by master; American ship Bombay, for Bre-
men, with 354B bales of cotton and GO0O staves,
cleared by Lowell & Bailey; steamship Amite,
for Pensacola, with cargo Of groceries, con
signor G. NJ. SOria.
The following circular has been forwarded
for the information OF TRANSPORTATION in
spectOrs:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
Serretary's OfGs. !
Washington November Il, 1878 ]
To Collectors of Customs and others
Article G3G customs regulations Of 1874, re-
quiriDg the preparation in duplicate Of mani
tests for each car vessel Or other vehicle used
in the transportation Of dutiable (appraiged)
goods in bond, Is hereby amended so rs
to require the preparation Of said manifest in
trplicate. The third copy should, In all in
stances, be transmitted promptly, together
with the other papers required by the provi-
sions OF article G3S, general regulations, to the
collector or other chief customs officer at the
port OF destination Of the goods.
,!DIIN SHERMAN Gprrcfnru
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-24
South Carolina COg0reh Democrats
Washington Post.

IWHS0IngtOn FGStT
The South Carolina Democrats had coIored
candidates In Charleston, Colleton. Orange
burg and Sumter. OF course, the white Re
publicans were hulldozed to vote for them,
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-24
SECOND DISTRICT COURT.
SUGGESTIONS OPENED THIS WEEK.

SUGGESTIONS OPENED THIS WEEK.
Virginia Irby wife of j. j. Irby; Thomas
Narcisse, Ell. Fl. Hansell, Hugo Pfanfkuchen,
Widow Rosa McCullum. Allen D. Havener,
Hugh Wilson, Mrs. Christine McFadden, wife
of John McFadden: Barbara Glattle, James
Smith, JOS Noel, Barnett ?. kolenski, Abe
We'll.
EMANCIpATED.
Alice Relif Mary Balster, Marie J. Maxent.