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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-02
DEATHS AT THE HOSPITAL

Patrick Barrett, 80 years.
Hugh Torrance. n years.
Antonio CnneIn. % years.
james Brady, 40 years.
Luther Long. 90 years.
Geo. Ritzmann. 33 years.
Thomas Daily, SO years.
Emanuel McEWen. Is years.
Timothy Kelly. As years.
John Mayer. SO years.
Samuel Fl. jack son. "a year.
Joseph Augustine, 81 years.
Edward Timmons. Al years.
Granger Hughes. 80 years.
Harry Morton, 20 years.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-02
sTEAMBOhTH
Import

Eva, Terrebonne, from Bayou Lafourche
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-02

Official statement of cases of yellow fever re-
ported In New Orleans Ia as follows. viz:
Deaths from 10 m yesterday to ID III. to-day ~
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-11-14

DON'T SAY IIUMBUG, But JUDGE FOR
YOURSELF. SEND FOR FREE LrTIIOGRAPH
OF b-TON FIFTY DOLLARS FREIGHT-PAID
SOLD ON TRIAL WAGON SCALE, ALL IRON
AND STEEL, BRASS BEAM ADDRESS JONES
OF BINGIIAMTON, NEW YORK.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-11-14
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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-11-14
Are Always Happy Homes.

What hath earth dcarcr In palace o.: grove,
lhah music at nght-iall from lips thuL we love?
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-11-14

Inch gather the little ones q round the Piano
or organ AFTER the tolls OF the day are OYER and
Enn!os rchl hOmo concert III you have no
n",h', i, Hct one right away, or II you haven't any
ChllurCll, borrow SOnC, and Il YOU arc Without Il
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-11-14
NEW ADV ERTiSEMENI$.
new Rich BLQQpi

irANSON'S PURGATIVE PILLS make new rich
the entire system In three months. Any Urr-
son son VINO VIII take one pill each night from
one 70 Twelve weeks may be restored 10 sound
nehitn, II such thing be possible. Sent by
mai AZ tor eight letter stamps. l. $. JOHNSON
4 CO., Bangor, Maine.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-11-14
BOOTS AND SHOES.

NOW arriving,a large and we'll selected
~ STOCK of Boots and Shoes, direct
from the Manufacturers, which I can
warrant, and ! Will not be undersold
chase. 'o"i. pui-.
sept II r. j. MCCARTNEY
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-11-14

"a bbls. Molasses-all grades,
400 lbs. Choice Buckwheat Flour,
10 boxes Cream Cheese,
2 boxes best italian Maccaroni,
IL bbls. Sugar, all gra des,
IA sacks of Coffee-1O Rio, 4 best
Java,
so bbls. Choice Family Flour.
BAaGING AND TIES.
LARD in bbls., cans and buckets.
Bacon, Best Sugar Cured Hams.
Choice Red Rust Proof Oats, Seed
Rye and Barley.
Nails, Trace Chains, Horse and Mule
Shoes, Axle Grease, White
Wine and Cider Vinegar,
Smoking Tobacco
Durham's best,
Chewing To-
bacco.
Italslns, Currants and Citron,
ALSO,
Fresh Canned Salmon, Peaches and
Tomatoes, Mixed Pickles, Chow
Chow and Pepper Sauce.
ALSO,
A fine lot Of BOOTS AND SHOES.
All OF which will be sold cheap for
SIX ,.la 81 Cash.
nov 2 D. r. FLENNIKEN.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-12-04
THE SUN.
aa4
1871.

r. e ts'tsav2@ - FT-yT 10 tfsf s tfs.st ~ II
1919. tUli. 1917.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-12-04
HOW WADE HAMPTON TALKS TO
THE CoLoRED MEN. ..'.4-.1

Your race il hHt y small fraction Of the
reople la t,ese United States. Ydm ara
but f"ur nIilIion against foTty million ~
whites. You are buta tenth part &c the
great mass Of HE ye'pIe of Amerira --ai,,l,
nlnreoyer. That Fme %. white men WIN are
now treading this Continent. are the nl,r,t
earnest. aud NEST ehterprisi1g, the n,st
active, the most aggressive Of all the
pe"ple that ever walked UPON Gods earil..
Ifany other race places itself in oppnsi-
tion. II must give way before tie adval,-
ring tide, and 'lieorIi as the Indians, have
done. while The white .n-n will no un
hearing the flag of civilization a q ChIis-
iianily until The last trump rhali sotini
from Heaven. Ii Is the law oftioi; II Is
as fixed as the law which liked that sun In
the firmameut. Ii viii not Jeehangvsl,
aud | say TO the col0Ied pe,Iple %. s;oull,
Carolina that u they array themselves
against tile white men as q race, IL they
which have been trying to otliterste--
VI they say, because We are bla.k, We In
tend To be Republicans always-i bsg you
to mark that have IIOt made q I,rediction
siI,cs 1916 whicl. has not beelI fultiile.l Ia
tile very Ielter--I tell you heis to-day
that u yuu place yourselves la this attitude
toward the white ra,e. ~ long as the, seas
hedt pplny uur shuIe.. never will you have
cnnlrol over SOUTH UaroIlua.'' - 's I'd.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-12-04
DIR. CARVER CHALLESGED. BY A
CITIZEN OF BRUNSWICK COUNTY.

! The aprcarapcpof Dr.st t'arver and Texas
Jack IN this community has aroused the
LATENT fire IN many Of the heretofore un-
known marksmen. Wilmington and ,
entity IL zealous IN keeping mp its reptta-
ti"n IN all things no matter how trivial it
seems To mercantile and deeper mrn,ls.
Some three years ago Col. Fulton, Of the
crack CreetlnlUre team, arrived in this
city and was so0n, challenged l,y Cant.
ILiily'steam toa test of skill ut short dis
fafcrs, A nay,was appointed mrthe test
anda Wilmingtorian heat Coi! Fullsii at
large: practices. ~ We exptcied To hear of
The team challenging DR.. Carver and
Texas Jack ioa test "f their skill, hut up
to this time Wilmington las kept mum.
Yesterday MIR. Jno. r. DinI,aveu, of
Brunswick county came 10 this city for
the pnrpose of challenging DIR. Carver mt
rifle practice for u G cham pionsLip oftle
world. Mr.. Dinhaven IL about 81 years Of
age and claims. to te Of Indian origin.
He says rifle shooting caine naturally I"
him and seems to have been gin Of
nature that no Tractir' .ould bring to the
state Of perfection aud infallibiiity Ile has
attained. j, He has scnllopei an old
fashirned copper cent. each sco!lop being
a tangent to the other. On one occasion
he boreti out the center of a copper Ia the
exact siz" of lis little finger aud wore IL
a. ring Gir s0nre little time; he has put
eleven uut of twelve balls through the
mouth of a smal lsized f,ep bottl each ball
passing nut Of the sa:ie hole in the bottle.
He In, I3nt five. halls in small Irisl, pa,-
iato before Il reached tile groupd, an,i has
killed sixteen out ~ eighteen ducks alt
going III npposite directions. '5@ - sprg
These feats are hnSe,i uI0n 10y all who
have hearl of them as being marvellous
lint Mr.. Dinhaven assures us they are
easily performed aud clr be done by aI-
mVst any 0ne in The same manner in which
he did; !. e, he Scalloped tile copper with
u c!Iisel. dropped the balls In the m,uiI,
"f the boiilr, showed the balls In the Irish
potato, and then dropped II and knocked
down the ducks with fishing Ir,le. He
says il Is easy enough done ifyou know
how Wa. ReUiew.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-12-04

Energetic Caryassvrs ere wanted. aud
will bs paid = liberal CASH Commission.
"a, sample cppies snd term. 20 eanyns'
,ar aSd,e.s r. d. BoS 3o35, New forE.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-12-04
TIE TOBACCO TAX.

As the session Of BsaIgrcw approaches
the agitation il rene we'd % tbe que aion Of
the reduction Of tbe tax on Tobacco At
the close Of the last session ii Will be re-.
meml,ered that .i,e bll fixing the reduction
.. Il; ceats had passed the House, but hung
4 IN tie Senate. - IN that body it comes
up. nr>onght ~ came up us unfinished
business ..........5.
L upnmis.iuer Ranm is hostile to thepro.
i'psision. aud will oppose all the influence
be can bring from az adverse Administra-
tion. THY ''.'@'
We expressed ourselves freely Oh this
question during the discus,lous last winter.
he viii be cont snt now 10 use the follow
ing lion the Richmond Why: t4aaft .
There are no sol,d gruunus Tor opposition
to the existing TAX but these: That it Is
contrary 10 the spirit il not 10 the letter ot
Ine Federal taiI.tIIuiivn.ra ras il Is Practical.
| IL al excise which j. hot uniform through
out the Unlteu States, ioi,acro being aniOng
the principal products oi Un,, lew sUuIh-
rin and Western Srstrs. aud mol u proiia.
bic ciop ou siGe VI these States. that the
lax is really "ns ot the pfoouci on oi 10
bscco. Al hough romnally ya,a tx on.. .ns
inaunlaciure; that this tax j. uo more just
aud enduial lc than would he tax on cuIn.
wheat, aud the likr---iaxes on the Latter.
indeed, being more deieislbie IS they are
pe.e,al products uf the country. and NollJ
hiring al! ui.drrtl e / urjen ma lhat al. lax
on tobaccp puts The lAntsrs ui tue tpbacc"
growing Sla e. at . disadvantage to which
The planters If other States whose staples
are untsxed are mol sui jecied.
a.s Thele Isfno pruI er, allrlogy between this
tax aud ilIat on :hr manutsciurc u whlskcy
The manufacture ot tnuaceu i simply put.
ting II into shape aud conditions ior use as
iOhaccJ. IL is not converted into some
thing else. as curu is con, eried into whi.key.
The anly iair aha,osy would be tax ON
bread. cake aud other iurnrs Of wheat. aid
such tax would br maniies. ly implitIc
aud unjust. although il would he more
general. AMI thrrefre a fairer tax than
this on tobacco. Il j. true that tobacco
has been berated as an injurious weed. aud
iIs use, at best. estimated as but a luxury
yet even if that we're true. the tax would
still be in cOntraycnt'Un Of tue real iule,t
Of the Constitution. which Is 10 intcrdIet
partial imposls npon the productions aud
industries of any one State or section. To
Ikea tolaecn 10 spiriturus Liquors. Is
comparison that Will be secuted by all ca.
cept ew fanatics aud the tax upon il Is
really no more jusiiti.Lle than a tax ON
iron. or coal. or any otlrr miners! or ag-
riculiural product Of the rouniry., T" agree
that i sLuuld lie taxed At all. when the
product. ~ other sect,ous are untaxed, IL TO
yield the true principle inS"lved in the
cnniroversy., We must insist upon the re
cognition Of oureqnal rights tppruduce our
natural staples as other sections produce
heir hay, corn. cotton. wheat. &c.-ur.
burdviled by adiscrininatn,g tax. ~
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-12-04
AMliESrY.

The Green,toro P,tfiot announces the
fact. that . general amn'Sry ha. been grant.
cl by lbc AiierncS General IL tue United
States 10 al persons guilty " Violating
tlni,ei States Erienne IaNs 10 relation 60
spirituons liquors. ul'h condition that they
come intu curt aud ple,d guilty aud pay
or SECURE the c,s's ~>. .v
This apples 10 I'll. whether indictments
are ,,euding Or IIot \ large number have
ttken advantage of tbs clcnene, in the
Western part Il the stl,e Alwho wish
t"avatl themselves Of this elem ncy G ~ DO
suhy al rhrirg before the adjourned Term
Il the Cncnit Court Of the United Slatee
to be held iu Greensboro on the frst Mnn.
day If Dsretntrr. No one need have fears
Int that they wllibe secure in taking this
course. ~a tgs sd3 gsa9Asg 4x-.. @.-E %.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-12-04

y :, Fiat maney'' during the Rev oluiinn..
re- War dsrrsciaied immensely. A dollar
was yerih 81 so IN Jannafs. I177. In
December. iTSi. Il tnok 81 .On0 10 huy nns
dollars worth4-cr a ,housthh far one In
the war of ihe States b. Ap-il. 1868. Con
federale money had ssmewhat nominal
value A barrel Of ilour wonld have fetch.
cd a thonsand dollars. We a. M. knnw
what sort &c h4t money''s omt newly elect.
cd hufny. .lisnded san n toll flyors. bat he
will scarcely he willing 10 receive bis s..
nDtt salary per Rnnum 10 snch q fat money
~ l. mentioned above. Tie knell II snch
humhurgery was sonnded samc time sea.
hut the fnishiug touch vas civso At The
election. The Boston TruaSrips sats:
|" msn in green spectacles thinks he sees
Ina rtls of pebbles peck Of peas; g
Bu, this, my dear. isn't half 50 funny .
Asru,tinz ones faith in 6at mOncy. -
Wilmington STR .-se# 8. .
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-12-04

At recent ifii bra liquor casoihc Wit
nee nnihe sand Vas under eS ,nliua:ian =.
~ what H. I'D BEN IL The defendata' =
.dUh,icils. lwhiAl lhs aid ho Dad siatsd =
number nfiims< Did yon ever SEQ any
spirits iLcte. .r anything you regarded ~
spirils.' asked the presiding justice. Why
yes--l ion't knnw Lni have. was the re-.
rly of the witness. DO youl know what
klni ofsphiiss', Yes. /. iiow do ynu knew .
/. kinder susrlt w. Well. now.' ssid
The Judge. Strengthening himself lOr the
cnnyiciing answer. which BE- Supposed would
he given. ell yoa ple,se trl! me what
kind of spirits Ii wass I Spirits . turpsn,
tine ~ a.a.E .ze~t -
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-12-04
ToMAKE MONEY

pleasantly aud fa-l, agents shoilJ address
FisLEr, HARVEY & co; A:lantai Ca
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-12-04
THE RHAMKArrE FIRE. EATER.
[l,aielgll News.f !

When The circus was here y native VI
this charming suburban re.ori came in to
see tile ANNALS. By sonie npahs he found
himself under tile CANVASS af the si,lr>
show. The principal attraction that drew
his attention Was the man who ale fan
lng cotlon With rc.isl,. II seemed ~
simple that the Rhamkallpr tii"ught he
could do tile sane thing. and he sxptsrst.i
grcat confidence inhis ability obe fir-
eateralso' tie was clteoriHgly Invited to
Try snaIe. aud waIkc.I up 10 the r,ajutsr's
table. lie Then made = Lold grab with
his right hand aud seizrtl y g,Ian,iiy uf
The flaming cutton, which. 10 I~rIevt in,i-
tatiom d the niagician's manner, he
crdmaic,l inin lis Cg,Iaciuus lnoatll Re.
fore "ne c,mld wink that great .rIiice
"pcur'l, and gave yeiit taa series uf ysIlz
which sioux Indian might ls prud Of,
while the amateur IIcffyfmsr executed the
war da,isr with all the yaristiu,,s. The
rSpfrssiut,s he used al he Same tiiDe
shocked even the attaches Of The circus.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-12-04

f
fiYAsLY DEcIpED. telegram was
received in Fayetteville -, the lIth, giving
information Vt tn. final decisiou BY the
High Court Of Appeals II Albany New
York. In the suit II the Western Railroad
". l. T.. l,a,ne n ca; in favnrUl the Wssl-
rru l,ailroa,l Company; where hy SI2j..
900 of the mortgage bonds i.sucl By the
Andrew Jackson Jones administration, in
1865. aud nll the other claims Sc, up by
l,ay,e Il 90; have been declared frau,ln.
lent, apd the Guppsny finally relieved Of
I'll it, c.,mplicaiipnS. lJujge pearson ofihe
Nath Carolina suprcme Court having bore.
,aFos required q :. butterlnh 70 return
to the Company StGO. 600 Of bonds. which
he had in Lis pvrs, s-ion., This suit had
lccn d,cIded ia favor uf the company in he
superior c,mrt and snprcma courts ~ New
York. and nov finally affirmed BY the court
Of appeals. Chatham Record.
Dr.. chnppin, Of New Orleans, Who il
aust promiueut among the members cfthe
Health Association. isa natiyc o. Crcole
af tl,st cii,. and was educated in Paris.
DnTiug the war be was Snrgeoh t,ensraI on
the staff cf ,ienerai l,eaurcgard. lu the
Crescent City he enj,ys the rspn'ati 'nof
being Tie 6rsi physician. Il ~ che bead of
,he board uf liealth. aud no man since W.
Warren stones time has e,,joyed greaier
popularity. personally or - physicidn -
.''....- @~' Richmond Sblts'
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-12-04

When = tramp demands mssl ii 81
Arkspsus w"man shr sticks u pistol under
ois no.s .nd tells hun to eat that
Il don't like winter. said ons prk. pick.
e to another. Everybody has biz hands
in his pocket
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-12-04

Tue Sun will be prIrted ever, day dur
ins The ,ear 20 Soass fiis purpose aud ~. :
.noc w,n be the same ~ ~ ii,e past. lv
y essnt al thu leMs III 4 ieadaD.e shape,
u d iu t,ll tbs tiu,h though the hea,ens
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-02-01
Dr.Pie1ce's Fayorito Presentation,

The term, however, Ia but feeble expression
Of my high apprcclnt OF It's value, based upon
server. have, While witnessing is positive re-.
cults In the few special diseases Incident 10 the
separate organism OF woman, singled 1t out as
thc climax or crOwning gem OF my
live, safe, and e1ectual remedy for this class
Of diseases, and one that will, ut all times and
under all circumstance, act kindly and In har.
nIony with the lava which govern the female
system, 1 am willing 70 stake my reputation ne q
physician, Nay, even more, so confident am
that II viii mot disappolnt the mott ,sanguinc
expectations Of single invalid lady who uses u
thai offer and sell 1t under A POSITIVE
GUARANTEE. II a beneficial effect IS not
experienced By the tirrc two thirds OF tho COO.
tents Of tho bottle are use,t. viii on return Of
the bottle, two-thirds OF the medicine having
been taken according TO directions, and the case
being one for which ! recommend Il, promptly
refund the money paid for AZ. Hau l not Inc
mos, perfect confidence in lis virtnes, C0nld moi
offer ftas / do nnticr thcsc conditions; but hav-
ing witnessed ia Truly miraculous cures In thon.
sands Of casos, feel warranted ana
perfectly safe In risking both my
reputation and my money ON its
merits.
which my EavOrite Prescription hoe
worked cnros, Hs II by magic, and with y GER
tafnty never before attained bv any metticine:
MoUSy Ssr TeW Wsss ran
natural causes, Irregularities, Weak Back. Pro:
lapeus, or falling Of the Uterus, ABteversion and
Retrorersi0n, bearing Down Sensations, Inter
MI! Heat, Nervous Depression. Debility, Des-
pondency, Threatened Miscarriage, Chronic
Congestion, Inflammation and liberation Of tho
Uterus, ImpOrpncy, Darrenness, or S,crililv, Fe-
male Weakness, and very many other chronic
diseases incident to woman not mentioned here.
In oil affections Of this nature my Favorito
Prescription works cures tho marvel OF
the w9rld. This medicine 90 not cSiol rs Il
cuie-all, but 1t admirably fulllls q single.
ness OF purpose, being most perfect
specific In all chronic diseases oil the sexual sys-
ten OF woman. II will not disappoint, nor win
II do harm, in aDy state or condition.
Those who desire further information on
these subjects can obtain it In THE PEOPLES
COMMON SENSE MEDICAL ADVISER, a book
OF over 800 pages, sent, postpaid, on receipt
Uf $l.H IL treats INFINITELY Of those diseased
peculiar 70 Females, and gives much valuable
advice In regard TO the management OF those
A!iecti0ns
rAvORIrE PRESCRIPTION SOLD
IN ALL DRUGGISTS,
R.V>g!ERGS, N. D, PrQDr,
BUFFALO, n. "
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-02-01
10 CONSERVATIVES.

a, consumption, thu! scourse OF humanity. ia
,ns slS na dread Of tho human family, IN ali civil
Ieti CONFIDENT that I am In possession Of IN,
yniy suw iniaillble ren,sdy-now known 10
hst dread disease, and Ito u1weicoD,s cesso o ~
itanisi W.; Caiarrh, Asthma, Bronchi,is. Ser
vous Dveiity, ETC., ytc. ! am old fony, 10,
love In medicine. Twenty eight wears ,,pC-
nsnee 60 busy practitioner In tho best oan.
sumption hospitals 10 the old and now woria
hys taught the the value OF proper n.r,ca V ,,N,
poth local and constitutional Ia the cur' of - IA
great enemy OF onr.race have found H. ~,
! an dgn,ssing. started eut 70 say 70 tb,se
sunxfing with consumption or any of lin a Now
,naiadies, that W addressing me. giylng syn.ps
toms. they shall lc pui 10 posssssion ioihis
crest boon, without charge, aud aha haso ~
Dsneit O. nay ssperienos In thousands OF casa
,rs ms trsassd' Full psrticulArs, di,ec.
Instructions for sueUsriul ires iinenr Al voa,
own h0As, wiz br rccsived by you by return
slAil, ffee Of charge. w addvss(Sg 'N'NAs
u,r. 90. pk JOHN Q. HUIlNETT,
w5uy w Jefferson strsti Ipnisyil
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-02-01
NEEl and Forward me a ilai OF IN

E0EE Any Psron who with max +,
] NGGSa and forward me u list OF III I
names 81 reliable persons Of their Acquaintance ,
who Wish % procure An instrument, either II \
sell ZEN one, and ior every piano succeed IN
selling " their list within one year, will cred
them with $40, and Tor every organ %, TO 10 npI
piled on payment OF either a piano or ORGAN
nnd when IL amounts 10 q sum sufficient 70 PAL
for any instrument, sclected at the L0WkSlI
WHOLEsAL fRtCE, 1 will immediately shi
the instrument, free, or after Any amount n
credited the balance may be paid M In cash AMI
need not DO known IN the matter, and will b
doing their friends . real service. - I shsl
make SPECIAL OFFERS 70 u, "a, selling III
EXLT 70 INo.T AlRDs what y ordloasiiJ
a1Aed by a0enn. Please seod me liss q once
- aotr yo0 havs made inquiry, roo Oan AddI
pANxCk r. 5lATTx, Washington, n, :,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-02-01
A KIND OF PHILOSOPHY.

In church and in state,
II is rule or be ruled;
In courrship or marriage,
Its fool or BIO fooled;
In Logic or law.
IL Is nick or be nickcd;
In gambling and trade,
IL /. trick or be tIicked;
In treaty or war,
II IL beat or BIZ beaten;
In tie struggle Of life,
II IL eat or be eaten.
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