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A comparative abatement of sea going vea 4els
in the port Of New Orleans, made up to May ~
1870. shows that there II steamships, I ships
barks, Q briggs and snhoonera At the same date
last year there ~ steamships. II ships IL
banks. briggs and 8 aohooners.
Gette, May 1I-Capt. Sontto, Of the Italian bark
Marie Celeste arrived May from New Orleans 81
days. has noted protest,
Frederick shawn. May a contract has heer
made % salve the Of the ship China, Gotten
laden, from New Orleans. stranded near Lokken
and bring 1t here at 90 cent for dry and 30 per
cent for wet. and ship with remaining cargo Mt 10
per cent to EiRInnfe. Yesterday about $50 bales
ia zen ont and have brorg ht here bnt the
wind and sea Her easing. the work had to be slapped
1T Ia hoped, however that with fairly moderate
weather all the cargo may be saved. The vessel ia
full of water and her hoating La doubtful the
90 ne che lies in very exposed place.
FOREIGN PORTS.
TBy Cable to the ". Y. Herald
OF the Lizard, May a2-Bark Poolscar. Mclean
from New Orleans for Havre.
Portland. May sG-HH Aus bark Giann Soppa.
from New 0tleana fnr Keval
st. Catherinss Point, w May 23 OF. Nor bark
Florida, Klein, from New Orleans for Rotterdam.
Liverpool. May 24-Arrired from New Orleans.
Brit steamship Teutenia. Gibson. May 2J-Arrived
from New Orleans Aus bark Roma Gerolimich
from PaacHgoula. Brit chip Anglesea. Williamson
from Mobile. ship George Hurlbut. Mason. from
Galveston Nor bark Alf Thorsen.
London, May 2a-Arrived from Mobile. Brit bark
Montreal, Coafset
.Copenhagen. May ARRIVED from New Orleans
Lime Moses, Cox. 0eN
LAUNCHED.
At Millbridge. Ne, May ~, by Il. Dyer. sohoon
parties In Mllbridge, and commanded by Capt A, l.
Mitchell
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RAILk<uAEsa.
CHANGE or SCHEDULE.

NEW ORLEANS, SPANISH FORT AND
lN Lake Railroad Company. MAY ~ 1870
Until further notice the trains will leave the
corner Of Canal and Basin streeta as follows
Sundays at 9. y g. ., 10, 1890 IT, II 30 H. 1870. 1,
80. and every twenty minutes after. Inst
train from city at $40. from Lake ut 1920.
Outing the week at G:3o. 8, 10 IL. Il. ~. and
every half hour after. Last train from city Mt
$3.50, from the Luke at a:3O.
my25 lot II. II. WILLIAMS, Superintendent.
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CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS

NH5IaUU, . u. LUIIb@ AND NEW URIEA NS
RAILROAD.
May os-5 bales cotton to Walden Hawkins Rob.
eTts--t % Stewart Bros Aco-3 Lehman A branam 4
CO Thomas &co-9 Harris Acc Richard
Flow or &eo--l l. WaImsley &co-l Chane Hamil-
ION * POWELL Payne, Kennedy dca-l Clapp Bros
&eo- Britt m Mayson-1 s Gnmbe-l keiffer 4
Gardner Lyman 4 Lichtenstein--l Gardner Gil
lespie &co car iron car cotton gins car boxes ef
tobacco g 4 Whitney &co--a car cattle Noel & Woo
ten-a6 heroes hams Nose Brosa sacks peas Hrseh.
bert-5o do Waiter & Bank--50 40 J. Ct Ryan-Il4
sacks oats Ghas Pleasants-s5 boxes fruit to Ma
Stork-3 Fl Schenck-7 III Lecler-lI psgs tqrni-
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NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD.
Nv mobile FAST LINE)
THE SHORTEST ROUTE TO EASTERN

DOUBLE DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS.
On and after Sunday. May 25, 1879 trains
will arrive and leave depot. foot Of Canal street,
as follows:
LEAVE. ARRIVE.
No. EXPRESS No 2 Express.
daily ...... 7:3O am. daily. q Al am.
no. 5 Express No. 4 Express
daily. 800 3. m. daily -...-. 9.14 u.m
No. 5 Coast Ac- No. Coast Ae-
eommodatn commodati'n
daily except daily except
Sunday 49, 30 pm Sunday. 9 :2b a. m.
Tickets may be obtained and Sleeping Oar
Berths secured in advance on application at the
office corner Camp and Common streets. oppo-
site City Hotel
d11y J. w. COLEMAN. Ticket Agent.
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RIVER NEWS.
.rrtrn NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
Uffi''' Thursday, May ~ 1917.
Arrivals.

g.. N. White John Wtlann kttfa Nfe.
Efa,1 enrown, Henry 1ata Belle.
fa1P Departures.
,.absl I5va, ]. W. Cannon. Golden Rule, Belle
llsshhppasvenprf, John Wilson, City ot Augusta.
elep no Arrive.
,.ahal Emma Irvine Martha lower eoast st
ea''i aJorraha. J. W. Cannon. T.. J.. Gay
MelIta aats. Eva Bertha, UPPER eaast City al
bss H. ill Louls Natnhez. >inkebnrg ltz1n
Aaalsy, Rod River.
ssAe' stage ~ tho Rivers.
r,oiiv taJegraphr report OF the stage of water
q. n1nrtn,s points with changes, In the "a hours
Ming yesterday ut .. N.
ehNi1@ Abava lpyv -
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STEAMSHIPS.


NEW YORK.
THE CROMWELL LINE.
FOh NEW YORK DIRECT.
To sail on WEDNESDAY, June l. at 8 q. m.
sffasf.~ This line is COMPOSED Of the
-&sasss 80 - following steamshlps
KNIgKERBOCKER, HUDSON.
U0RTES NEW ORLEANS
The steamship
HUDSON,
~ aAGER MASTER
street.
INSURANCE ny THIS LINE i PER CENT.
Cabin pasaage..- v.-.....5..5s$...s.s tn
Stsarnga. -. ...... 800. ...=..,#. %
Excursion tickle ......s.. 7B
Freight for Liverpool Bremen and Hayra
taken hy this line, and through bills Of lading
given for the snna.
For freight or passage apply to
ALFRED MOULTON
myt " Il Oarnndelet street.
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PROM THE PASS Es.

poRr EApa. May ". Gp. M. Boz ome,ter aolF
Wind eaa southeast. light. weather elenr
Arrival. Austrian bark aanitori 'Tarnbnnhia.
Terahnnlia maater Al days from Hayre. IN bal
last IL II. Ta,ahnrhta.
Haiiad lark nnmanlen Lnnnta Tor eiennh
a,eamara Nav York and KnicAnrhosker for New
York.
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The Board Of Directors. at a meeting held on
the twenty second day Of January, 1879. after
setting aside Ten Thousand Dollars to tho
reserve fund from the net earnings Of the year
and paving the 10 per cent dividend to the
DIVIDEND OF TWENTY PER CENT on the
net earned participating premiums Of the year
ending December 81. 1878, said dividend payable
on and after Monday. the twenty seventh day Of
January, 1879
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DIR. -JONA
MEDICAL AND HYDR0PATHIC INSTITUTE,
Corner Canal and Burgundy streets.
Electro Pathological Treatment.

A true specific In all cases Of Rheumatism.
Gout, Neuralgia. Paralysis and Nervous Dis
eases generally. noso ~
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Low KIN COAST,

Leaves every TUESDAY and THURSDAY at IL
O. n. and SATURDAY at . 3. I'd.
,@ r FOB ORANGE FARM, POIETE-
HT ala Hache Greenwood Plantation,
Terre aux Beeuf. and all plantation
landings. The rev. fne and fast steamer
EMMA IRVINE.
J. a. Ruiz master
T.. NJ. Vallette and N. III. Barrels clerks.
Leaves az above regularly. returning TO the city
freight or passage apply on board, head Of Con-
street. au1l q
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, THURSDAY MAY %, 1879

tnrs Mef rack en 4 Hrewster-t5l boxes tobacco To
W Irbv-Fn hbs OIL Saott-g5 boxes cheese 10
Flaahpclier A Hecker-2J pkgs butter ~ boxes of
cheese Smith Bros &eo-- pkgs sewing machines 10
i Marris~-fo sacks mlaa ings Reisa 4 Rensah-t car
sheep Ayooak, Mitchell Coos hhds tobaoao KIRK
nat riek Aoa-9 boxes candy Ghristina-2 pigs Of
suudries /, Redar Aeo-4p boxes cheese 70 mig but
Ter q II Lawrence aco-5o pkgH mdse Z Whte-a
mdse 1 Galdaten-3 pFas zine Ha,,eiEd
Neithart-l do y T Perry SO cases matches wizard
Arp-i0 pH ~ tnbanoo r Gonzalez Hra-s pkgs
wapopstnn j Thompson 4 Hn4l2 pkgs furniture
Remy-, bale ! hoops II lie Verges-s boxes hats 70
Booth boz 81 mdae Rev W 0feen.@2 fases o
spnngea Finlav2 cases mhse = h y r. eco
do y hIereisr Il Som cases shoes II " " saInntF-r
boxes sndse q l4eightnn-a do a Drez-sundties 20
nrder-Total ~ bales cotton bids nhsceo
MORaAN's LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL
ROAD AND STEAMSHIP GO.
May gRla hhds sugar kga eggs hh's potatoes
to F sevln--Tt dn hog beeHwax L Tetrebohne.2
hhds sugar u hbls patatDeH sacks rongh rice wy
sacks potatoes sacks nnonsJ NJ Wash-llo aaeRa
puiatnes l. Bibcet-5 pkes eggs BifoIet-l bhl IT
hides bales mass j q Sport hf bales maaH and
PIX gs eggs Ry koski A. Manade-2 do A Valeton Goo
20 sacks pntatoes II Ftotseher 20 do to LANCE Le,
gendre-30 N Lana--tS i Snrle &en~l5 DO ! bbt
N hides pRgs eggs Labrv h Ghaasaignac-l bhi e.
hides oa sacks notatoes ] Bourg-9 bales moss y
sacks potatoes II Gr"ehel-a hales ,npss pkgs eggs
hide to l. Lacasaagne- aundrss To Ordsr-Total -
hhaa sHgar saeHa rough rice
From Clinton Per steamship Hutchinson 2p
SACKS wool 70 bales hides III bales rags 2s1 sacks Of
horns ~ ears old iron bbs talIow q, haes cotton to
q Whitney &co--t4 do tilspp Bros &na-4 70 order
- L Walmslev &eo-lh27 sacks cotton seed q Tho
N q Cotton Seed A ssnctatian- 100 hbs flour White
REPRESENTATIVES, IN order--Total IL bales cotton
I5R7 sacks euttnn seed
From Galysstan-Per steamship Hntchnson-4f
sacks wool TO q Whitney Aco
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD.
May pa-1H bbls roHin 20 bbls turpentine to si,np
son n Tricou~lT casks shoulders n X GnnVerselG
bhda shoulders tietees hams Sch wabarher. Fraw-
enfield A. Pfeiterta pkgs butter 50 boxes cheese TO
g II Lawrence 6c1-2h teteea hama Sehwabathet u
Hrsct--i engine y Coleman 4 Bro 81 bda buck
eta Rice. Born AGo-4lot wood to j MeGaiay-2gg
boxes candles 2nberber Il Behan--5 bills crackers
] II Selari son-J pkgs m dae q r Finlay &cn-l5
PIX gs butter j Nesnn &rb-1 hbla whisky TO M Tnr
| mana bills potatoes Fisher do to Wang a. Ont
tam-2 boxes mdas Victarana Il F-2 do M Gerhart
8 coops poultry II DeBondio 81 boxes peaches
Paoe--ai sacks wool L Simms Il Son g cases muse
nj Korg-h do nnpre-t Dntien-t Fl Rogers
80 hnxeH cheese 2h pkg butter II Lawrence Geo
3 bhla whisky Lyons 2 nkes butter Beck
kegs nails Il Dtis-tu tiefcea shoulders Ma
ttews Bra-a do DeRonaio-J pkge castings
II II Hansell = Heroes lard 10 CLARK Il Meader-a
bass cotton Gardner Gillespie 6no-sundries TO or
def-Tnta bales Gotten
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The foregoing statement Is Just, true and
Orrect transcript from the books of the Com
pany JAM Els /. DAY, President.
ii. CARPENTER, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this tWen-
ty-second day of January, 1879
a. INGRAHAM, Notary Public.
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OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
May ny, 1879.
Cleared Yesterday.
Itit steamship James Gray. Ringrose for Liverpool
Miller Il 90
snhr Two Friends, Weaver, for Mobile
Master
sehr Jimmie. Wilson for Cedar Keys
X II Post a Son
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LIy EM POOL.

LIVERPOOL.
THE NEW STEAMSHIP
49, INVENTOR
will sail for Liverpool about the twenty eighth
instant, and has splendid accommodations for
eight gentlemen NE cabin passengers.
For passage apply TO DEGAN Il co.
mvtt If No. 1870 gtaviar street.
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xann.nuRe, anEknyILLK AND REnz,s.

vlGMsHHR&, 6hEkhvtLLk AND BENDS.
UNITED BTATW MAIL PACKET.
Leaves sg 9yery JTIR1KKYlR R4,a at 81 hia Ri
Lae$ysR Davis Bend and intermediate land
M~ses ings-Tbe steamer
NORT. n. LEE,
William Oampbell. master A, MeVav clerk.
leaves as above. connecting at yiekspurg With
parisot,s Ling fol-, all points on the Yazoo Hun'
G. P. WORK, Is Commercial Place.
q. q. WAYNE, 80 Gravier street.
GEO. D. HITE, 142 Gravier st.
Will give through bills Of ladng TO Trenton,
Monroe and all stations on the Vleksburg,
Shreveport and Texas Railroad, via Delta, La.
w. b. BROCK EFT. Agent.
M Mapayius street.
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Have You paid your state taxes :
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UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET.
FOR GREENViLLE. YIOKsBURa AND THR
BENDS.
Leaves every THURgDAY atsp.m
u-. FOR HHEENVILLE. VIOKHBUR0
Ls&Nfta3 and the Bends-The new and mag.
nlfee9t RNnsswsnHfisTE WHITFIELD steamer
oonn &c n & Vetaburs With fersots line
for ali points on Yazoo and Tallahatchis rivers
Boat reserves the right to pass all landings
that the captain may deem unsafe.
@. g. WAYNE, 50 aravier at,
n. W. ADAMS. 81 Commercial Place
q. r. WORK, Ii commercial Place
Will give through bills Of ladtng TO Trenton
Monroe and all stations on VIcksburg. 5hrsve
port and Texas Railroad. yIa Delta, In.
w. b. BROCKET1 Agent.
se14tf 30 Magazine street.
SATURDAY YlgKHBgKn UNITED STATES
MALL PACKET,
Leaves f syaFzY sAaKKg2bRkkdI nAYls BEND
A'inaslThs pp ssaspger packet
connecting at Vicksbnrg with the Parfsot Line
for Yazoo. Talahatchie and Bunfower rivers
and with Anchor Line for Memphis. Cairo and
This boat reserves the right to pass all land
ings that the Captain may consider unsafe.
FOR freight qr Eassags aRRlyt board or to
J. e. OARLIH. so Magazine st
roe md iii satlons Cd Vicksbnrg, Bhreveport
- - - '' W. b. BRoCKETT.
D 3s Magazine street.
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REGULAR OPELOUHAS PACKET.
Leaves every TUESDAY, ut s %. m
~ FOR WASHINGTON, OPELOU-
lEA38 k,s sas Port Barre Himmapprt
ChnrehyIlle md NIL landings On the
Oonst Atchnfalaya river and Bayou OonTta-
blenu-Ths new ight-draft steamer
YAZON,
VIM Crawford master. ]. D. Behmit clerk.
will leave as above For freight er passage ap.
ply on board, or to LORD d MOPEAKE. Agents.
l22 Hravier street.
de74 GEO d. HITE t42 HravIer street.
Freight for Bayou DIES Gnizes put out ut
HImmaport, Big Bend Landing pr Water Valley.
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aeceipts nj the ola Ras,u.

Pearl River Per staamer Major White tprevinua.
~ reported sunk in the Laka1-s50DD feet lumber to
order
Bayou Laoombe-per aehr Gamelie- 800 bba fand
to order
Bonouea- Per sehr Fredonla-23 cords wood to
master
Blind Hiver-Fer schr Flstance 900 pos slaves to
order
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SIT. LOUIS.
OHkLOUsAs.

NEW ORLEANS AND OpELOUaAH PACK ET
COMPANY
REGULAR UNITED BTATEH MAIL PACKET
Leaves every 7 uEsDAY, at 5 pm.
- - FOR WASHINGTON. OPEIAJU.
sas. Port Barre. Hlmmsport Church.
Vile. and oil landings on The Goasf
Atchafalaye RIVER and Bayou Oourtabeau-Th
new, light draft steamer
FANCHON,
II. I'll, Broad, master
Theo. John and ]. M. Hherrouse rerke.
will leave rs above. For freight or passage 40.
ply on board or to
BRITTDN h EPPLER. los Hrayler street,
II. w. ADAMS. 81 Commercial Place,
}. n, CAHLTN. go Magazine street.
T. S.-The Fanchon ennDeets weakly with the
steamer Minnie for Bayou dos aialzes and
signs through bills laalng to CheYnsvtlle and
MI POINTS on Bayou BfRuf, ogstf
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Exports.

btV ERPGTI-Per steamship James Gray-tTpt
hAsea cotton l1.n61 2asH bushels corn In bulk a4Je
sacks ncake 1900 poa slaves
MUBILE-Fer aeht Two Frienda-iE hide sugar
i2I bbla mnlasaea III half bba mpaases lO4 bba rioe
W hbla nninna a' pkg a sundrieH
CEDAR kEYS-Per aohr Immie-ifn sacks corn
% sacks bran % sacks oats ~ bbs -four "a bbls grta
and meal tieraea lard d half casks bacon
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Arrived.

No arrivals from yesterday
STEAMBOATS,
Paris g Brown, Halliday. from Cincinnati
Alps Bowen from Illinois River, witt barges
Henry Fete Auooin. frnm nnnaldsonville
BELLE, Gnnstock from Baton Rouge
Ki,tie Nye sharp, from Lower Coast
NJ White, Pepper from Argyle
John Wilson blanks from Trenton
tashel q Fry, from Lower toast
Eva Delsonphe from s John Baptist
RsIuw-d0msnx Nv.
Ana bark Genitori Taraheohia Iarahoehia, AZ daS q
from Havfe. to r. Ta1abaGhia-
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Al O,,arauttne statIon

Span bark EsraRa Ruses Plei, days from Hava.
ma to Fuig Corral &co--
Mex aehr Norma, Ladc. " days from Fiantera, to
Ayendana Hina-
Sell l. d tramer, Maoksnrang, days from Nina
titan, to s uteti n Hfo-
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RIAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


Q the Week Ending Oct. II, Reported
from the Real Estate and Abstract Of
dec ofC.J. b. Harris. g.aa A
Socrates Drew and wife to Silas w. Swift,
warranty deed, lot Is, block 46, Central
Yankton-$250.
franklin J.. Dewitt to Martha G. Dewitt,
warranty deed, south half ofiot 5, block IL,
Yankton, and lot IL, block 4. Lower Yank-
ton-$5OO.
Maria Halverson and husband to Henry
Strunk warranty deed, southeast northwest
and northeast I, southwest I, section 20,
township 81 range 55.-$250.
Marie Hslvarsou and husband to Frank
Schafer warrenty deed southwest north.
west and southwest section 20, town "a,
range 5O.-S25O.
John w. Berssler and lie to Robert Cox,
warranty deed, lot Is, block 35, Todd's Yank.
ton.-$350.
D. n. Allen To Abraham Adler and Mar.
tin P. Gilman, east 4 acres Of south !, south
/, southwest |, northeast I, section II, town
90, range 56.-$S00. Ban
Isa A. Morrow to "Christ's church," oi
Yankton, warranty dead, lots II and IS
block so. Todd's Yankton.-$825.
Walten NJ. Shirk and wife to Laura f.
Douglass, warranty deed, east J, southeast I,
section 10, and west ], northwest /, south
west !, section IL, town 90, range 56, Ion
acres.-S250O.
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bosesa ~ they will moi. acceds 10 the
bssek5Gyef's demand ard the bricklayers
assert they will hold oat1to the end.

bosesa ~ they will MOI. .ccede TO the
bssek1Gyef's demand ard the %bricklayers
assert shey will hold oststo the end.
Grayssn, Oct. ls.-Jesss Underwood Wa
shot il the door Of his father house. knows
UuderWo6d, yesterday morning. The
Hoolbsopk party surrounding the house
threatening to kill anybody who would dare
to bury Jessie's body or rescue George, who
10 badly wounded, and with the women and
children. all that remains of the unfortunate
Underwood family, inside of-the house.
George to-day sent word to the county
Judge praying FOR help and protection. The
governor, has been appealed to; but has
not responded.
Adrian, Mich, Oct. lS.-The c%oroner's
jury which1held the inquest to determine
the cause Of the falling Of the grand stand
at their fair grounds, By which fifteen liveR
were lost and twentv.seven injured rem
dered . verdict late Saturday night that
". I. LAwrepce, the owner of thsgstand;
Sizer, the architect, and E. II. Armstrong
and Henry Armstrong, the carpenters Who
built the stand, were guilty of criminal
negligence. All but the latter were arrest
cd yesterday on Z charge Of m~ansfaughter,
were arraigned to-day, plead not guilty and
we're released on $1,000 bail. Their exam.
lna.ion takes place October %. E. & II.
Armstrong he's not yet been arrested.
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W.ehingtessQsls.-TLss.se of Widow
Oliver u Stnon Cameepn cans 1p1his
u6f6lening bn a motion to 6Anis.. divers
cVtAa1xesisted on the grts1Rndt hat hsf i'm.
psespiosity ought not % detSr'her from
justiaAI
Washisgton, Oc4.s la-Collsctos Wade
|of IT, thirtisth distziceo Of Georgia inforns
III ccmmhI1onsr ofintGsnL revenue that I
|special force in attempting to destroy an
Illicit destillery in Ebert county were re
Epulssd BY body Of armed men sid obliged
aud arms.
Fort s.ocktso, oct. 4on ID. night Of
the 7th Wm.s Latt af companysC G, twenty
ie~hetpfaeenSfD shot. and lnsaAty tiAled
L7VS f,dAiA sersSine siG1p.S
L, tenth cavalry, who surrendered himself
70 tho commanding go6cer@ wastusnsd
over 10 die civil Authorities. Cause IN.
sssSSsSs4lsbAto Oct. b. .niaa
from P@nWlyania, .nameds James Dsyisi
f1GS0tA s1aSaesrlysaH Killed ~ sfhsDi
robbers near this city yesterday afternoon.
One struck him over the head with . heavy
fthbland Nlp8oleaA tesGibls, dap1aeooa
wesnd: nAz.lisias esisical~cocditlon
and his mutdjS01sl assaihntb ar4 IN jail
here.
Nashvillas Eeu..~Oct 13s-The hrisk.
blaS4Gs struck hsfeto-day for - f16
AolkBs work par day, They hAVestetaI =.
sewing $3.50 peg day, upoa uh1rA H
bosses say the contracts were based. Thu
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Republican District Ticket.
THE ELECTIONS.

AT this writing 1t is not possible to give
any accurate figures on yesterdays elections
in Ohio and Iowa, but enough has been re-
csivsd 70 enable us 70 state that the republi.
cans have carried everything. There is
scarcely = town or precinct In either state
which does not show republican gains and
the aggregate of all these increased figures
will show largely augmented majorities in
both states. Iowa in 1873 gave a republic
can majority Of about 1900. Two years
ago Governor Gear received . majority Of
over 10000. There is every reason to be-
lisve that the count Of yesterdays election
will give hima majority equal to that Of
1877, fnot greater. Ohio last year gave q
republican majority Of about 5000 on gov.
ernor aud two years ago a democratic nj.
jority, Of over $4,000. This year the re-
pubiicans carry the state by probably 25,.
900 majority. The Iowa legislatnre
will have an overwhelming repub-
lican majority. In Ohio the
legislative result is yet uncertain, with the
chances decidedly in favor Of the republican
party. The Ohio Legislature for ls77-7s
contained democratic majority of forty.two
on joint ballot-ifteea in tho senate and
twenty-seven in the houss.
The political battle has been fought out
on both sides with a determination to win.
The issues have been purely political and
the victory won by the republican party is
q republican victory in every sense of the
term. The county has tired Of the various
diversions in which its politicians have been
indulging for years past and has settled down
to the conviction that national safety and
national pregress can be maintained only
through a hearty cooperation with the par
ty which has once saved the nation and nov
seeks to ~perpetuate the living principles of
justice and freedom to all.
The Ohio Legislature chosen at yesterdays
contest will elect a United States senator to
succeed Thurman and there are now cheer
ing indications that a republican will &C.
cupy his seat after March Sd, 1881.
The effect Of this falls state elections on
national politics will be felt in the coming
presidential contest. With California,
Maine, Ohio and Iowa as a start We can
hope to sweep the board in every state Of
the north which casts its ballots during the
remainder Of 1879. New York gives strong
symptoms of following the prevailing fash
ion and falling into line with those which
have spoken before. The solid south stands
face to face with 4 solid north. It's frauds, its
intimidation, its negro killing will not avail
in the unequal contest before it.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-15

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