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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-02-07
TUESDAY, February S, 1878.
SENATE.

Several bills, resolutions and
memorials were introduced anl
properly referred.
a number Of bills, Of local or
limited interest only, wore read a
third time.
The bill to protect the crops of
planters and farmers in the hands
of merchants aad factors from
attachment and levy for dobts due
by said merchants and factors was
passed with amendments, and re-
turned to the House for concur
renee.
The bill to prohibit public officers
from issuing checks except upon
funds actually to their credit passed
third reading.
The canal bill was debated at
some length, without action.
Adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Mr.. Werner offered the following
resolution, which was adopted
ResotOed, That it be referred TO
the committee on ways and means
to consider the practicability of
abolishing the Office of county audi.
tor, and that they be required to
report by bill OF otherwise.
The bill to reduce the pay of the
members of the Legislature to three
dollars a day was discussed at some
length, and finally defeated by vote
OF 60 yeas to 80 nays.
The enactiug clause Of the bill to
establish marriage license law in
this State was stricken out.
Tho following were passed to
thoir third reading Bill to amend
section $50 of the code of procedure,
in relation to the costs of plaintiffs;
bill to amend san act to authorize
county commissioners to submit tc
tho qualified electors of their several
counties proposition to alter the
fence law and to provide for efec,
tuating the samo."
The bill to repeal an act entitled
San Act to authorize the lovy of 3
special tax in York and Cheste,
counties to retire the bonds ISSUED
by said counties in aid of the Ches
tor and Lenoir Marrow Gauge Rail
road Company, end for other pur
poses relating thereto" in so far a
the said act imposes any duty upol
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-02-07

TnE GOLD MEN arc getting into q
state Of excitement, apparently over
the fact that merchants in the East,
are shipping trade dollars from
California, md disbursing thom at q
gain Of three cents on tho dollar.
They hope by parading this fact
to f,ighten. the silver "lunatics. .
The importation Of these trade dol
lars will not disturb the money mar
ket to any great extent, for there
are but = few millions in circulation,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-02-07

it is harder for persons in aflluent
circumstances to enter the Kingdom
of Heaven than for rhinoceros to
climb u liberty pole.
Washington Post: It is alleged
that old Madison Wells has letter
from Hayes saying: "Sherman is a
friend, and whatever he does will be
all right" together with some inter-
esting epistles from John himsolf,
which he will fling to the breeze
when the supreme moment arrives.
OF course, it is perfectly ridiculous,
but we can't keep from cherishing
q vision OF a gaunt eX-sccrctnry of
tho treasury sitting in II retired
Workshop pcgging shoes.
We were exposed last week to q
pitlless storm, that wet our feet
and stockings, and indeed our per
son all over. In fact wo took Il
cracking cold, which brought sore
throat and severe symptoms Of fcver.
The good wifo asserted her authors
ty, plunged our feet in hot water,
wrapped us in hot blankets, and
sent our faithful son for Il bottle of
AYERS CHERRY PEcroRAI. 1t is u
splendid medicine-pleasant to take,
and did the job. We slept soundly
through the night and awoke woll
the next morning. We know we
owe our quick recovery to the Pee
toral, and shall not hesitate to roc.
ommend it to AL who need such a
medicine. - Ichuucal,u (1e.cus)
Presbyterian.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-02-07

TIN SELECTION Of General Hagood
as member OF the State Executive
Committee, ticc Justice Haskell,
resigned, was wise. General Hagood
is magnificent organizer, and will
be an efficient coadjutor of tho other
tnombers.
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THE SIAI'E LEGISLATURE.
MONDAY, February 4, 1878.
SENATE.

SENATE.
The general orders were taken
up, and the bill to enable the
Spartanburg and Union Railroad
Company to assist in the construc>
ton of the Spartanburg and Ashe-
vile Railroad passed it's second
reading.
The bill to exem pit building and
loan associations from the opera~
tions OF the usury law was conc
mitted to the Judiciary committee,
the finance committee having re-
ported unfavorabiy upon the same,
The bill to prevent public officers
from issuing checks except upon
funds actually to their credit, was
passed to third reading.
The bill to authorize the count
commissioners in the several
counties III the State to allow the
erection OF gates apon the highways
whenever, in their Judgment, the
same may be cxpedient, received it's
third reading.
A number Of bills, Of local or
limited interest only, wcro read a
second time.
Adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
A largo number of bills were
passed to third rcuding-u,nonr
them bill to amend the law in
relation to tho assessment and
collection Of taxes; bill to EXEMPT
fair grounds and buildings from
taxation; bill to secure advances
made by landlords to their tenants :;
bill to define the powers of circuit
Judges in any part of the State !;
bill to amend the law in relation to
Tho admission Of attorneys.
The bill to reduce the pay Of
circuit Judges to $4,000 per annum
was amended by making the amount
$4,000 per annum, and passed to a
third reading.
Adjourned,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-02-07

GEN. p. M. B. YoUNa, Of Georgia,
Colonel Garrard, Of Louisiana, and
Prof. Stafford. Of Tennessee, have
been appointed paid commissioners
from tho Southern States to tho
Paris Exposition.
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the county commits sioners, county
auditor or county treasurer Of the
county of York, was passed to u
third reading.
Adjourned.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-02-07

A MorrErT BILL PUNCH for regis
tering the sale Of cigars is tho latest
proposition before the Virginia
Legislature.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-02-07

HAs rr OCCURRED to the Legisla-
ture that perhaps it is taking long
time to be getting ready to think
about adjourIling
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-02-07

FERNANDO WOOD thinks the coun
try can be saved without imposing
a revenue tax on old ladies tea md
coffee.
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BKTC-I-I}RIC.

/
that any man in America.
A tree folling machine has beer
invented in England by Mr.. Ran,
some, which, worked by three men,
will do as much work as twenty-
four woodmen telling with the axe.
A special from Milwaukee says
"Robert Bonner, of New York, has
purchased the trotting horse
Mazonania, for $4,000 Bonner
seems to be affected with fast
horse mania.
Clare Bach, thirteen years old, of
Bloomington, ILL.,, died on the 13th
inst, from the effect Of eating
poisonous candy taken from IL
Christmas tree.
It cost $210 for tho hire of ear
riagcs to bring President Hayes
ana Vice President Wheeler to the
capital ON Inauguration day and
for tho uso of the Senate Committee
Of Arrangements on tho same day.
y?A Pennsylvania has invented a
combination bed bottom and fro
escape; Inc occupant may cithcr
ho "tlll ana lct the conflaSration
rage, or take his bed bottom to the
window and let himself down.
Edwa1d Iivcrott Halle saws tho.
General Gage YVES not the officer t.,
%ho'n the Boston boys appealed,
uc'h%h"lAS Their right to coast upon
I''o C"M'noH. me General applieu
10 was ffeocflc Hsiidlmitnd.
The Ranub}ican ,,nors oyo vor,.
scyora mon pottnrsnn Dnm,nr.,{;I,.
member Of Conrross from Ctnlnr,Jn
bocause he otn M on,,lo ~ +hn
Hcnate Chamber during the Morton
cu'oglos.
Great is Humbur on5 Conk1;no
is it's pronhct-a smnll-hnnr NTa7
homel q cross botwrnn Thnr.:tns
md V Vurvevlron q eto+ocnon nn
the hoif-shelI rs wise nsnn owl ,nI
as tI'll OF Chatter rs maGpic.--A,
l. Hta''
John Morrisev was orow;no in
Florida. when his wife onneorrd IN
tho scone She dosca him With a.
dccoction Of waite melon Seeds and
in few DAYS The Honorable hnti-
Tan,many John was w:n,;,w nhnnt
bis room.
The boy who prefers to 90 Gshino
on Sunday and have 4 rood time
and then comes home and frankly
tells his parents whnro hos bnen
and doesn't oct licked for il is fho
boy who will be the Bob TnDersmN
of the future-if he has broins
Star.
Cheap convict labor. it seems is
ruiniug the hat trade, and tln
hattcls arc ND in arms. Now Jcr-
scy is cspccmlly excited on tho
subject. IT is a. little hard that the
pcniten tiarics should be the most
nourishing factories in the country
!.
DciliocT&tlc Ne" llampshn falls
loudly as anv Of them = pb;I,znl
phio Press. And if ch;lIs tbo
Radicals iust as the crv of ustn,,
thiof! does the man who has hL hn,Ll
rowcd a pair of boots ont of q h.c,,
window = BOSTON post '0N
6, ;,
- '.; 2'','. a coiieh' @ professor to q no
rrnat ootnu''s snnTS ,,s"ft'' wno was once fora
ut ,nornino ,,r,yor. onl ftI
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"THE TREE IS KRjJjIIgH BY IT'S FRUIT"

- TUFTS Pills are worth their weight in gold"
REv. !. p: SIMPSON, Louisville, Ky.
"Tutt's Pills arc a Special blessing Of the nine
tcenth ccntury."-slEV F: r: OSGOOD, Now York.
"I have used ,u,s E,Trss for tornor or ~. ,;v
They are superior to any medicine for hillary dis.
orders madc.'' ,
!. p. CARR, Attorney ct Law, Augusta, aa.
have used TUFTS Pills five years In my family.
They are unclialcd orcostiveness and biliousncssm ~
r. r. WILSON, Georgetown, Toxas.
81 have used TUFTS STcdfcine with great benefit"
W. w. MANN, Editor Mobile Register.
oth.rs.'-sAvRE Co, csrtersville, Ga.
"Tutt's Pills have only TO be tried to csta oIisl,
their merits. They work like magic"
"Thcrc is no medicine 10 Well adap.cd to tho cure
OF bilious disorders TUFTS Pills"
JOS. BRumMEL, Richmond, Virginia.
AND a TtE5TsGND MoRE.
Sold bu d,x0gists. 25 cents {, bon. O8lce
SO Murray Street, Ne,U Iork.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-02-07
TNE LOA. COLUMN

Is; Is well filled With town and county news
The aim OF the Publishers is to issue A
f1Rt-CLASS FAMILY NEWSPAPER.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-02-07

WHAT HAS BECOME of tho movement
to regulate railroads ? This is q
matter of much creator moment
than the manner of electing judges
A mistake was made in moving
against the Charlotte, Columbia and
Augusta Railroad alone. A sweep
ing act should be passed, embracing
all the railroads in the State. 1t is
absurd to say that they ore man"
aged in the interests of the people.
AN AMUSING FEATURE of the Return
ing Board prosecutions in Louisiana
is the appeal made by Madison
Wells to Associate Justice joe
Bradley to have his case removed
to the United States Courts. Still
more amusing is tho refusal of
Bradley to make any interference
whatever with tho State courts.
Whom it is remembered that Wells
and Joe Bradley made Hayes presi
don't the remark about roguos falling
out and honest men getting their
dues will appear to DO receiving
fresh confirmation.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-20
T.. FIxARY'S 9
Air Cooling Apparatus,
Quickest andMo ri Practical Cd for
% CccI4L ~ q n IIk


Of oft
will ow ro5n 10
n
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a RAILROADS.

TREAT JACKSON ROUTE.
CHICAGO. sT. LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS
RAILROAD
DOUBLE DAILY THROUGH TRAINS
will depart from. and arrive at the Catliope
street depot from g, November 10. 1sz1 % follows
Express No j. 100 am Express No. ioo 10 +. "a
q ho E., ! aud run daily. and daily except
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING OARS
through to Louisville. Cincinnati and Chicago.
without change, md for 81. Louis sleeper ID
attached 9! Milan, enabling rassengerrnt to 90
through without leaving The train.
Only one change TO Rev York and Eastern
frlliey evenings train makes no connection
Aceemmoda!ion trains between New Orleans
:. Leave New Orleans p'4s p. IN. saturday. and
Arrlye Of New Orleans Ut e,ao a. m. and ioioo
y, N, r, Monday. 49,
through trims to and from ali points Nor and
East.
=. Tickets for sgle and Information given al ~
lamp street 01.q B. s Il H2E'bb1aaar Ticket Agent
y. oHANDL5iseien. Pass. Aesn 'eA''' >eg NH
:. ." Sn ho H1mA sB1 lii I'M ME- "A'
onl f1yT fRs5 SRgG 1a aB5WSfEE r Fro THE
Via Louisville, via Atlanta e1,d YIN ST. Louis.
:. CARRYING THE y. 3. MALL,
- Trains arrive end depart from Depot. foot Of
Canal street, as foloWa
DEPART, ARRIVE
Express, Bnn- Express. $50. a.Bb a. m
:. day only. T66 n. m. EXPRESS Sun.
EXPRESS ..,s. 500 b. III. day only .psgD y. m
Passenger. OK. Passenger .sk
ghpl Buhday.7. 80 n. ~. eept Sunday R:a5 y. m.
Lonisvlle. Nashville. st. Louis, Washington.
Baltimore and Philadelphia, without change
otlea
Ticket Office. corner Of Camp and Common
street. opposite Oily Hotel.
y. u. HOBINAON. Superintendent.
mh2tf J. ". COLEMAN. Ticket Agent,
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BR EM EN-.

NORTH GERMAN Lloyd.
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW Or
LEANs.e vIA HAvRE. SOUTH
AMPTON AND HAVANA.
xEfFss The steamships of the North Ger
man Lloyd will resume their Regular Tripf
as follows:
From Bremen. From New Orleans.
HANOVER Jan. % about Feb. -.
FRANKFURT. Feb. 90, --
These steamers touch outward al, Havre ano
Havana a,na and on they home trip atHavana and
PRICES OF PASSAGE:
From Bremen. Southampton or Havre to Ha-
vana or New Orleans-Cabin, $3.50 gold; Steer
IF From sn1 New Orleans to Southampton. Havre or
Bremen,Cabin, $3.50 tgoldl; Steerage. s46 (gold).
From New Orleans to Hayana-Cabin. $3s
tgoldl: Steerage SIS (goldl,
Children under ten years, half price; chill
dren under one year. free.
The company reserves the right to change the
route Of the steamers, their advertised days Of
departure and the prices of passage.
Passage tickets from Bremen, Southampton
or Havre to New Orleans issued By the under.
~ Is 1ss s g!&a'fEs i8Pz & g. Agents.
aust lyl ~ Union street
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Relew-Ce,asns l'p.


aehr Z Mcrrson, Lavender. 10 days from 2spla
wall. Ia MASTER
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RECEIPTS AT THH NEW HAHN.

Stnektan--4fer aohr Eha--~-1p 600 feet lumber TO
q Stnher
Gptingfajd@per arhr t'aIvate-44a haea ootton.t q
Ahn--iu eo,tia wood 10 master
Mobile liay--fer sehr hartha@@A=5el ,bhls loain to
impann Il Treuu
Welt Riverl Fer achr tiaeas 90 900 feet un,be,
tod l. Nerera
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-20
RECEIPTS All THE OLD pAsIN.

Tcheuno,a River Per arr Tres He, '11anos
Corda wn,d tp master o @
paaa Manchau4fer Rehr Alr,ope..-4..a5 oottn wuor
to master
Tohetupcta River-pep uchr Ellen ac oords wood
to mater
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GTNoA-Tef lark Nasitator--thhh haes cotton
1900 hbs cotton seei oil 23p saeks hoef IL seka hep
d3Jp pcs atataa Ef# "a ###
lbRALTAR-per bark faeunaline bble
cnttnn seed oil 8i0 hbs roain 400 pea slaves
KEY WEsTApef eetv t,nlde-Ais bbla feut bills
eugar hbls iee sachs coffee "a aaeka epn 10 saeh
bran toe lard half tee meat box do teree hams
laD pkga aundrea
af do ~ bills uptattea bbla pork dbl i hi bhs
lard Dbl rice tetce ha,ns boz shoulders 9 sacks
coffee bale tohatrs y sacke corn 8p ltga sspst.a
RRA2uS SANT1AaD---rer ateamahip i q Iiattia
gt51 sacks cert 3aa aanha eptfee GS aarhs rice vp
bRlaa tnbaneo pah rhga stndtteso
HAVRB-pet ahip vanceuver--=bibn bales eottpp
ptgn pee aaves
L1VERroOL--per ship Agie.s -aGa4 bales cotton
1a4o pcs atavea
HAvRE-pet ship viola 4appT balea cattsp 4, wat.
nut lnga III pes oak timber aiGe rea ntaves
HAV1tE-fer ahip Beethoven--g4ss bales cotton
1000 rra slaves
RouRN-per bark Naeva Marsha ita a-sa pla pp 10
bushels corn IN bulk
BALrt MolE1-Per schr Sarah 4, Harding O -tag
hhds sugar 1928 bhs polasses
LlsRuN-Pes brig Uaai-tbu balea cotton
.ANIWEkP--Adttitiona cargo per l,efk Emsam
nio le'earsa Yesterday alei sacks ccrn
LlVERrO0b--Pet steamship Fedetioo--sap4 bales
cotton -4GH al
INTERNATIONALLY pteanship Media tcr4---aaoa
baes ectten each aeed c"tten lT5s sacka Vcabe 900
pes atases ps,ot u " 90 busbels corn In bulk
kEY WEsr=-Per steamahir Tappahsnnopk- a, 90
hbs aouf 40 bbls uris l0T bills ora ars "a bba p0a
taea 40 hbla meal bba whiakv bbls syrup no tea
fertilizers tip tercea ama "a tna lard III ra p,eaAa
800 eaeka e7o sacks eats 1870 sacks bran 10 sacks
cattat eaaka bacon
CEDAR KEyS~rer steanaship Tarpabenpoeh :
315 hbs -four 40 hbis meal 10 bhs gtits tbs whisky
bba eraeketa 10 caaks bacon soy sscks corn ~ scks
cate an
wheat vi, Iva 1880 bashela wheat in bulk
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HI'EAM BOATS.


, II q yaeesr yaa Hook from 81 Louis
Thompson Dean, Pepper, 7 ON Memphis
q + eeheneh Carter from Cincinnati
Fra M 10, Taylnr ftsm Point Jefferson
q n nn fee Etnde. from shreveport
1uachlta Bee, tihan1 from t,asen Sara
Tepaas Cooley. from Warsaw
81 John McBlrot from Baton Rouge
Assumption, Charlet, itum haynu LAT utebe
~ Mary Uafetes, iron, Bayou LatUutche
Isabel, 0ptv. ,t,,tn 1ibwet Coast
Rapid Transit. 0ahes, from Denaldsoaviila
Clara 8, Wensell ttum Bayou a,thulenew
luFket Fanny otnn, lrn naybu Lafgli,nhe I'd die i;
One Hlatbfat ttun, ohm River
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Inv EIsrOOH..

asaa2keA MEDIA ron,
IIhnnav. Commander.
will emil on or about February H. 1878. from her
wharf. foot Of Calliope street.
VIII receive cotton aud sign through bills OF
hla ,n,at fTrahe oontinopdt. between Havre and
These steamships. being OF light draft, will
without detention.
For freight applyto
OCEAN h CO.,
del " 30 Carondelet street.
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Receipts Of Produce. @


eel SCINNa Tt---1ser stean,er u 7 seh,nea
balee cotton Stewart isscs &co-aJ w Gurbridge Sy,
w t,unks Helden Sen-B do nnoth--ae pL ps n,ise
8oBaldwin &cc-ao hss grease Bloom ,Seo-s bbla
cat meal Clark 4 Maaderlln trunka u CaraoHa lilo
hhls cornnealkh \ nuSeuchet4 I'D bhla paaa n Det
Ben'iio,ia hh's eass De- l}endie do ED Dcherts
,ls ha's rareS Rateaf \ t.imet-~as bbls whipky j
DteN 20 hba dried fruit Vi tuba butter 80 kers of
pigsfeet u uarces hams n nelsondie-----ap pksa
mdae tolser &so-~as boxes candles CA Erenoh.-aI6
hhls Hour as racks bran Glover & tsdentiahn nh n
.cfoekers Mrs y,Ganehe-~p boxes erpa u A,siyen &
Son--il hhds tobacco q L Guuther-~--l4 rsas hard
ware Holloway & Edwarla4.--is hpla vinegar W ii
Harfta--S hhda tobacco Hernaheim & Bros-io bbla
vineEas Il Hamilton &co- pkge drcu CO John.
son-sSoasea mdse l. iyons-~l6 bhls peas 10 bhls d
apnles 'oees eggs ~ paes butter II Lawrence SEQ
10 oases grease { Merris74 tiereea hama bcxea
bacon Miller, Grsgahy &eo--3o eaaes mdse Mamfnr,i
Watsen,ras beAe. esgs Miller : Meyer-.leao bbs
pork John Moore &oo--1Bs bbla Hour w II Mat.
thews Bre--ss bhls whisky U Marinont---sa hhda
tobacco Jno Il Ming @Sco.~,o hoxes eggs Schmidt &
2ieslerist bids rims 100 bdls mdse Schwartra---a
Maoready &eo---->a hhds bacon 10 tierces hams 100
hhs pork leo hbls flour - bbls gsits Of bhls cornea
II rkgs butter 90 plgs pigsfeet SehwahaohSsr Frow
SchwahacRer & Hirsoh---2a pkga butter Smith Hroa
&oo-~2ai pkgs mGse j i Sarasin+-too hbs t,our Kan
aolph s Dannieaa otugeie. n rhayer-, hhs oil
) Nj Todd &co-l2 Trunks j A TurueiI----es5 ga NJ
malt l. 4 Suamer-ls hid bacon aerces hams Nosc
Kros-loo bills cornmea las hhs -four 81 sacks bran
10 half do Wang Cottam---ib pkgs hardware "a
West-64 hhls pork "a; sacks corn Jos W c.a COOS
pkgs bottled beer &aletss.ll6 sacks cory 0 & NJ
k-sa bes whisky 9 A whitney &co-SSss bills 20.
tatces y boxes eggs ds6 ckS corn 1881 bales hay ana
straw Chas Pcassntsfets tnrniture and suudr1es tn
orter-Total 20 bales cotton Is hhds tobacco
ST IpUiS-Per steamer III c Yaeger--ls caeks
meats boxes meat Is hbs -four tie lard 90 M ya
'mdse Q & I Co ia boxes bacon Il X Coayesae~
20 do 10 eeis tongues G polsen--s7e sacks corn I
'easks.meat II p.iBonde-l% do S boxes do S boxes of
mdse us bhls -four o s. Il Il z Co-isa do s hi do .
eAs meat II pkee mtse G A Whitney &oe-3 bales ID
cotton Norwood & Riehards-a boxes eggs Vsirin &
rknfa lnrn Ectrs do n L ~,
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Imports.

HAvRE- Fer gteamehp Hanover $40 pkg ,s1a
j II Solati 4 Son-' oaae do A Geset--i & TiuSy
| Mira fepih-2 l. Gruhewald--t u aisaa-4-=n ID ii
Holmes i Piinet II Andre--B Kate n Ha,rett--J1 A
RoeheIean 3co-@2 Hawktna4t6 A uliyier---41
Naothh Wvtt4i IL laaacs-i Lsta,gue u IA Her.
bert S,o--a stauttet Maereadv Suasat l. Il Bonnet
. besesa 4 Jamaun---a Vipe Nipprot--lg
order
BREMEN Per Rtaamahip Hanover, cape mtse
FReymond-' caek gin Heilander-p caRea n,,lae 1
J. Saraan=-5 q w Weng ata%44--a Nippeft~z=ia |,
Srunswala-5 kats Il batnett--l g WOLF Il do s34
eaaea pipes Il lsaae-l eask wine Meyer Weia Sco-
~ do u hasketH do order
VERA CRUZ AND TAMpiCu--rer steamahip
Hayisen-al haea coffee Schmidt \ 2egler-si do \
sacks do Smith laroa Sco~50 do Gat,iou 4 tomt,a-
$500 in specie Camerten- $aao do NJ Pasre
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-20
MARINE NEWS.
oEFIUn NEW oRLEANs DEMOCRAT, /
February 30, 1879.
CLEARED Yesterday.


Span steamship Federico, Aharastur for Liverpool
Ranger Fat,nau @et
Brit Steamship Mediatoo Haaaay, so' 'ase.hstown !.
Danan Aea
Steamship Tappahanncch, Cocksev, flf Key wet
via Cedar Kera- X Rotatts
Eteamshp q Harris, brown, ipr ntaaas Santiago,
via Galveston @ A whitney 6ee
Brit ship Vancouver. Ttnsby. Tor Hsrte
% Notton A. Bell
trit shlp Aigiers, Morgan for Iivetpho-
T. In t!onbe Il go
Brit ship Villa, Vaughan, fct Havte-
DeWclf Powell Sea
Brit ship Beetl,even Smith, fbt Hav,e
A X Miller eco
Brit bark Ientietta Adams, for Queenstown
Hall 4 Vaughan
1ta bark Nueva Marehe,ia. Maneine fat Hrnsn
A X Miller aeo
ttal bark Navigator, Lauto. for Genoa
AK Miller SEQ
Ital bark Pasuuanc. Caeaee, for Gibraltar
w Goldenbow
Aus brig Oasi, Tenelle, for Lisbon
A II Miller aeo
scl,t Ea ,ab Harding Melvin for Balincte--
EA ynthe
aclr Guide. roat for Rev West Matter
Brit nth, Iepne Wood Evans for Utilla.s
Maatpr
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-20
Aiii s7-7st
ArrlyesI.

Brit staapabip Cheswek. Carson from Cardiff via
Havana, 70 tnaate, ath dis o
Brit steamship belinda, W indham "a days fin Liver
pool to Hall " Vaughan 4tb dis
Ger steamsbip Hanover, Erlmapn, from Bremen,
p3d nit vie fatte and Havana. to II Stock.
y,a.ar ksp-~-Atb lis a.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1878-07-25

1t is rumored that Ignatius Donnelly
will enter the political arena in this
district, and by running independent,
make it a triangular tight. The un-
disguised hatred that Donnelly bears
toward the whole Washburn family, is
a sufficient guarantee that if he goes
into the fight, he viii make a red hot
canvass, and while he may not and
probably viii not be elected, yet he
would accomplish what to him would
be equally as satisfactory, viz: the de.
feat of Washhurn. If HI. M. Rice, /.
Donnelly and w. d. Washburn are the
trio in the coming election, it would
be very safe to say that the next rep.
resentative from this District will be a
Democrat.