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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-24
Relmont County.Scat Removal.

ColCMDCS, March II.
Specialize the Cleveland Herald nj Saturday.
One Of those irritating contests arising
from the attempted removal OF county
seat is before the House from Belmont
equity. Mr.. Danford has INTRODUCED bill
providing for tho removal .of-the seat OF
justice from St. ClairsviIle to Bellaire, and
to-day presented IL petition signed by 5,9CO
voters and Taxpayers praying for It's pas.
sage Tomorrow Inconsistencies signed BY
$500 voters and tax.payers will be pre-.
scented. The bill has been read the sec n |
time Eand referred TO the Committee on
New Counties, and Tuesday night fixed
Tor the first hearing. Both BelIuitc and
81 Ciairsyille arc respectfully represented
III the lobby. st. Clairsvi!lc is Situated
about in the center OF population OF the
county, has been the seat OF Justice for
seventy years, has got naCalamized roads
leading 10 all points in the county, and n
good narrow gauge railroad leading TO The
Central Ohio Division 0t tho Baltimore d
Ohio Railroad Bellaire Is situated on tho
extreme eastern edge ofthe county on the
OhIo river and claims population OF
!UO0G, rs against !, 800 at st. ClairsviIlc. Il
Is tue southern terminus Oi the River
Division Of the Cleveland and Pitts.
Ourgt Railroad, and tho eastern termi.
nus OF the Central Ohio Division OF The
Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad. There Is also
q partly finished narrow gauge road ex.
tending toward Monroe county. Tlechief
claims OF tho rcmoynlists is that BCllaire
Is more accessible OH account OF her rail.
roads, This Is denied by tho st. Clairs.
vile people, who assert that Bcllaire Is the
most inaccessible point In the county by
tue ordinary means Of travel. With the
recenteNperience Of silnilarcontest where
ihe question was submitted 10 vote, sill
fresh ~ the recollection Of members, Il &
not likely that Mr.. Daniord's bill will meet
with much favor, especially as it is claim.
el, and vii. probably be shown, that do.
cided majority OF the people are opposed
to Its passage.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-24

WHEELING, ". Va, Nanh Il is
Sealed proposals. will bt received Al IhE ~.
City Clerk mill TIL uIISpAY, March n IN !, =
H., for the removal Of all Klrien Caring. az
from Within the city lulLS for the yeaF
April 1873, the bids to he Us follows '-''-
NO, to5 the Flint District, comprising all Il, FIN
Seventh Wards, ''' VIVA ~
Fourth Wants. WV tu"N "
For the Fourth lsuICt, cOn,nri,lp, all ,,,,l 4
Wheeling Creek TO CsldWell's Run, -'' ''-'' "
for ine filth District, comprising all Nath d GU.
wells HUI 20 tic sJutlirrn line al The rily.
No person will be AWARDED contract lif ao,. IN,
one diStrtt. Prop sails 10 be sddrts,td ioIh, iSl,.
man al the Committee on Health, The tCmSb,,
resesying The right 10 reject any or IN lids.
mhl1 ALIEN. UPOEiRAFF Civ CHI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-24

FRoNthc analysis made by some Of The
most prominent chemists Of Europe, Il
mas been positively proven that the Diner
Esakoczy Bitter Watcris more than double
the strength OF any known bitter water.
Hence, for the relief and cure Of Indires.
ton; Habitual CostiveneSs and Female
Complaints, this water Is pre.eminently
thcb A wine glasstul a dose. For sale
by all druggists,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-24

ArER Interviewing quito nuAlber Of
persons from all over the county We are
Of opinion that Il the judiciary amend.
ment to the constitution was submitted 10
avote, at once, the people Of this county
would give large majority against IT,,
Garlsbltrg Mans,
We believe that this view Of tho amend.
ipent expresses the opinion OF majority
81 the people, OF tue State who would be
likely tohayeany opinions Ontlc subject
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-24

TIR lSTELLrGENCER is correct in saying
that the GdEette is warm for pixies. II We
ever did want all improvement in JelIer.
son county, that improvement il better
roads.-StdlJnriHt Ga:tk.
We certainly sympathize with our co.
temporary in its urdOr for improvements,
and no doubt good pixies are step in TIE
right direction, and twenty-five cents on
the 500 OF the taxable wealth Of Jefferson
county does not seem to be an extravagent
price to pay for them, especially rs the
county is SO free from debt. On farm
valued ut 5000 this would b. but 70 so
per year, which is light tax for really
valuable improvement. But will pixies
give that measure Of prosperity TO Stubcn-
willie which the Caste anticipates? In
these days all roads do not lead to Rome
as they once did, and any system Of pixies
that would he popular in Jefferson county
must needs gridiron its area in different.
directions, and would seek a variety of out
letsto the river and railroad. TIL day has
gone past when such towns as Steuben.
vile anil Wheeling can control the export
trade oitho country around them. Every
landing on tho river and every railroad
station presents nearly tho same induce
mCnts, inasmuCh as the rate OIL freight to
the larger markets governs the price paid
for every species OF produce at all local
points. II is only as Steubcnvillc and
Wheeling can Of themselves consume the
product Of the country around them that
they can make an important market for
produce, aud this consump.tve ability be.
ing matter of population depends on the
extent and prosperity Of their nanuiac.
lures. AtlNst then tho question is one Of
manufactures, and in ouropinion Stcubcn.
Vile was on the right trail when she was
lookingiato the pottery question so aux.
iously a short time ago.
0tc,ursc good roads to the city would
be most important adjunct to It's manu-.
features, for the reason that cheaper food
could be supplied, and cheap food and low
taxes arc two most essential aids to manu-.
featuring success They rank next to
cheap fuel. Steubcnvillc has cheap fuel,
hut shO must provide ways and means OF
utiliEinSit, This should be her first con.
sideration, Next in order comes tho qucs.
ton Of good roads.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-24
MONDAY. MARClI 81, Is7o.


BUTTER is 10 cents, eggs s, corn 40, oats
9S, Wheat IS and feathers 40, OF Middle
bourne, Tyler county.
At RomnCy, Hampshire county, prices
arc as follows; Butter lOic, eggs 10, pota.
toes 75c to 81 90, oats 90, chickens 81 and
turkeys o. cents per pound.
At BraxtOn c. H., the quotations are:
Beef 4a5 cents, eggs 8, butter 10, corn So
oats %.
AT Phillppl, butter Is quoted at 10, eggs
$, ginseng Is, wheat 81 90, and potatoes
10 cents.
We observe that the Weston Republican
and Buckhannon Bannr furnlshno quota
tions Of their markets.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-24
GEaasteex' Safe.

TRUSTEES SALE.
By virtue Of two Deeds Of Trust made BY salle C,
Rockwell and l. Z. Rockwell, her husband u mic Is
trls ee the Ant dated May lSt 1870 recorded 10 need
Of Trust Book No. T. PIge 90; The second dated NO
Tetn3er lhtl. 1870 RECORDED In Doed Of Trust Book
70. page ~ q tbs records o. Ohio county, Weat
virItnia will SRll At the front door Of Tic Court
House VI Ohio county, on " 'AS wac
SATURDAY, TIlE I0rIt DAY OF APRIL, 1879,
e9mmcncilg a. O'Clock ", the following dsscii6.
60 poper The Isl sixteen ieut OF the eait half Of
eI nnpberei soyenty-a,e, situated on the south side
o. Eghtet street, h,tErOn Jacob aud WooI
" taSI part Of The city II Wheeling called East
Iitle good, but will convey only such tile a, Is
vested 10 me BY said lettls,i trust. : "''S -
equal inntalmenis Al tx and twelve mn.thS neo,is.
que noet OeaTng inleiCt 10 he given for he Ieei red
payments and the title u 10 retained uutIl pIyment
u MADE In full. ''''''' F~'''S"'
WI. T.cowDES, Solicitor. So ' - @SiS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-24
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

&IriAdelrhtG ACCumnOdAtlOn.-This train only runI
between WACeling and Tr9AdclrhIA.
tpaty except Sunday-EeWaFk Accommodation,
tSteubOuTille Accommodation. train during
the day passes backward and forward between Mar.
tins Ferry and Ballaire stopping when required at
Sherman House, Etnavills, West Wheeling and
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-24

FARM Ems in Washington county, Pa, are
hiring help at from SIP to Sl3 per month
and board.-ErChangc
This looks like mere pittauco for labor,
and 1t certainly is a low price, but there
are not a few farmers in this region, now
rich, who commenced life in that way.
There is our old friend J. W. Dickey, near
Bethany, and, II We mistake not, the late
Basil BealI, near tho same place, and
we know not how MANY others, who
got theirstart ut monthly wages. It's not
so easy to do the same thing now in this
section because land is no longer cheap,
but investments in the cheap lands Of the
interior OF West Virginia arr still opent to
men who save something from their earn
ings hercaboutS. These cheap lands Of
our State will yet be valuable, and the day
is not distant when railroads will bring
them into market. Oar friend W. F. Peter
son lately sold s1mel lind in We!2el county
that he had been holding for many years,
ut $lS per acre, which considering the dc.
preston OF the times must be considered
agood price. Tho projected line known
rs the Pittsburgh Il West Virginia South.
ern promises to bring large scope of
wild country into the market, and so also
will the line now building up the Elk
River through the counties of Kanawha,
Clay and Braxton. The line building
from Clarksburg to Weston will make the
lands beyond Lewis county valuable ere
long. And these lines are only specimens
OF the development that is in store for
West Virginia. The rage for going West
will run its course in year or two more,
and then Eastern and European emigm-
ton will begin 10 turn its attention to
the cheap lands and healthy climateof the
two virginias.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-24
Spssaal Nutasss.
ELECTRIC BELTS.

A sure cure for nervous debility, premature decay,
Exhaustion, etc. he only reliable cure. Circular
mailed free. Address J, K. REEVES, - Chatham
street, New York. iel9-VwFGW
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81 HH,DAI 70 Agents eanyaaHiag fort the FiresIde
. n yuS S!,Sir; Turns and uutht Free. AddreS
{: Q: NICkERf. Augusta, Maine. ~
2Hrf Month SlId expenses FuaFSnie9d IA GSS1,,
plI uu'ht iFee. SHAW 4 Co, Angusta. NSine
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

WANTED-A GIRL-To DO GEN.
w ERAL h0uS0Rofk. Nus. e9naS well fosom.
msndsa. AadLess 4. this once. mhei
WANTED-A sITUATfoN-To DO
Nv general houseEOFk and cooking or chamber
Nefk. Addfess y, care thls otiee, mh2i
DOR sALE-AT A BARGAIN-A.
oEnsF hayins 40 present use i0tlt. RnqaiFo a thl1
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w y o., W.IL CALDWELL, Trustee
W =. "'SO""EN' aVisellof. Iuhib
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Esaal Nptisss.
MARsnAL's SALE

Nl
United Statesoi America, District West il1iah,''
John Long, John Il HFne, and
John RLchAn'N
VA lin admiralty
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-10
NEEDING ASSISTANCE.

Few places In the country suffered 50 marked
ly the terrible consequences 81 the storm
which swept over us IN the early part Of Ooto-
Der last ~ Loreauville. Fausse Point, Iberia
parish Plantations were laid waste. crops
decimated and buildings leveled to the ground.
The Catholic church of Loreauylle was among
the latter. and though every effort has since
been made TO rebuild il. a want Of means re
taris the consummatton. On this account the
parish priest. Father CouEhlan. and some III
the prominent members N hi congregation,
have appealed to the charitable and generous
everywhere. asking for their assistance. We
quote from their circular:
Our unhappy country has lust experienced q
horrible disaster. a fTightful storm. SGeh a.
never occurred in the memory OF the living.
has swept over the land. bearing death, ruin
and desolation In its train. sparlng lotAinS,
not even the temples or the Lord.
I'LL no place are IT. ravaEeS 20 marked. or lts
ruinous effects 80 keenly felt a. 1T LoreauNllle,
Crops destroyed. houses demolished. and In
dustrious and prosperous people reduced lo
perjury; the Church OF st. Joseph heap OF
ruins.
In this sad state of things. the Inhabitants OF
Fausse Pointe, feeling their inability 70 raise
church. humbly ask Il helping hanI from those
whom God Ia Hi mercy has spared and blessed
with abundance.
We have been asked TO receive subscriptions
In aid Of this church. well as to give the fore.
ro;no nuhf,eits. We cheerfully accord both.
and should anf subscriptions be deposited
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-10
with ra we will take pleasure IN forwarding tbe
aame to the proper committee
pIeturea true 10 nature Mt Waehhurn's studio.
100 Canal street. near corner EKehang" Place
SWORD PR FERMENTATION.

1 w., avanInE tia Vautrv Rifles met AZ thn'r
haa1naftara ttprhHntr.' tttttt +ttt- ~ f.fl4 4ni
f,r,n md unanr tho command ~ ElrRt Lieut.
y il Ange lavIoh Tho gathering wap IN 70
aponee to a call made without the knowledge "i
The eeptntn A r.. Morphv who WIS at tn" 'ina
puiatly celebrating IN his family olrol" his
birthday The command matched i'll ~ the
r.aIienaa If GIL w u. yauiiy tho uatron, and.
pressing him into tho PROCESSION. mai" th"il
was ~ Cart. Mprphya. whom they reached We
houan af tho latter The hnni p}avod z W Rufitu'
air aud Cart Morphy "ana out nr"n hia GH'
Iorv md nffor thanking them for iii" '"mrti
mont of Tho aatenado. Invited the company aud
their gueata In
On entering tho rn,lnr Private James J, Lon
a,ll, naaod Cnri Nrrphy na fnllnwa
tapf Vnrhp v maY y" tha Y, time vest
worthy rnmrnda some token ~ NE tItnndH
nprrncinttpn ~ hia inertia, u 40. y"i can IN
dnrAtaud tho pleaeut" Toe, ~ heint MAJ"
nnnnaion That company Of which nu M" he
,atoomad commander, recognizing the ih't
that ~ rnnr ene'Ky nnd unit ing ~ ,',s - ~"
TIA onviahle position they now hold ~ ~" eye
M nuI rnnlIa have arrived at tho conclusion
thni thry owe to vow pnmn align ~ their r"N"R
ntln M thraa Hni vices
VIVIAN MI gloomy dnya nc taT4 closed around
ia III All tho Iatnatahlo hottot ~ 4 mnaktng
usrruntion Won wor" among the hfsi =" e'"n
into Tho breach aud utTor yout life In dof"nR" "t
our lihntfiea Thua" ~ va who we'o With Won
On ihat over mnmorRhl" fourteenth OF R"pt"m
bor. tati we'll romomhnr you courageous con
durt They roo gni-n in yan. then, the man
whom ihap would ohnuan for nndet ~ the ~
turn Tho, have madn Won their leRhnr and
wnll have YOU fulfilled h"ttnat
our regard but az true IL You NJ fhh' bright
atonl blade will ur"v" 81 y"ulE"oi itsh' hahh
Al" the hoarta of Your mon Nh"n thn "mn,,n
acunr ariaoa ihnro Ia no man we will follow with
arnptl, alnarity ihnn CRrt. A D., MorThy.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-10
M II NIC'lIAI
Tho Jacltaon street Ferry Action ~
Rtreot Railroad Nuhiactn.

Among tho mattcra pasaed uuon recently Ivy
tho commitfan Vt tho whole tho following NJ q
included. together with the conclusions Of tho
committees
Thn npiliaatinn NJ a. nUmnsttn. loRano NJ Tho
taakHnn atrnef fnrry, aakinE fnr ~ reduction IN
INA p,rn af hiR laaan. Waa rGla1tei, hut II N VII
dnrRtoni TINT If Mr.. nnmca'in IL willing ~ EiNn
III lila laaan Tho Council will accept II,
Tho rNmmittnn r. Jnrt tho application Of tho
o. Charlna street Railroad Company IN 40 far
ma II rcquoata tho use ~ tho neutral ground on
Elraian Finllg atroni ma its down -tawn tormt-
mua An ordinance H. however being pro
pared 10 authorize tn" company 10 lay con
noctinu track on Tnulouan etrno. hetwpnn
bourbon and Royal. IA NV uaci ia u atanA for
accommodation cara IN opera niEhta
The application WI ING Oflnana Railroad ~
nenhiah tHrntahln IN Canal atrrot. hatwnon
Royal Rtraot and EXCHANGE Alley, IL nlpn ~
fuaad hut the committee recommend that tho
railroad company be- authorized 10 locate the
terminus Of their route nj tho head OF CANAL
street uaing the trunk rail of the Claiborne
street Railroad company to That point aR m OK
tcnaiCn " thnF limo.
III tho mattnr uf tho Charrn# AMI Decatur
atrrot railroad thu authorization IA given Of
drafting mn ordinance making tho prnunand
new road tho StanEtnn IN any uptown limo.
provided no additional fare he charged from
any point III town TO the lower tarminHa uf tho
extension Tho extension Ia 10 he ofTerod for
competition among all the comuantes running
uptown lines, the priviegeto be awarded to the
higheEt bidder.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-10
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

John Il Role to Mra, poute WaIntraub. two
improved fote h9nntl"d by Madis"n ,a Plumb
Khariff's Fnlo Mira John II Gru5e to Richard
Il Eauncey two improved IatR, bounded by
Gust0mhonea. Binuvilo. DsfhiguF ind EiHt-
.bDrna II rn"t8 FIX t05 &t225.
Alhin Haeh"roau TO Mrs q + FIunRaker, wo
improved lots. bounded " knmphrt Lafayette
Bo,ln mud Fgydrna atresta, t5s=a
Miss Iet,aie u Nnah 70 Mites >nna Ganeidy u
perc Of ground. with buildings. bounded by
SInknzine Couetanco Teruainhore and Mel
pomene Rtreets. 2IS73 f7lbo
Powell II lot with tnfiIng# bounded bF Per
dido Blatn foydrnB ana franklin streets
81 xlGa. b2l2a.
j. A. Mn4rlcnt to Frnnehil Dnwrn. IN I'm
proved lnt bounded Nv hnnnHe. st. John TIL
Baptist. st. Barnard and ltrod stfeo'A t,Fo.
Leopold ~ M"Enn - Mte Margaret myth"
thrns l0ta bounded by s{otinll" FlysInn FieltIa
Prosper nnd Frenchm"n atreets. $3.50.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-10
A JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENT.
The Property Sought by the Morgan
Railroad Company.

The commissioners appointed by the Fifth
District Court. Louis RI. Pile. Terence Kelley
aud George ralfrey. M ascertain and appraisa
tha compensation ~ M made ~ the owners ana
rersous interested III the real estate proposed
Ia be taken ~ Morgans Louisiana and TeSas
Railroad Company, on the left bank Of the riVeT
In the city Of New Orleans have presented their
report. which sets forth the following
ATPRAIsEMENT:
i The nakai ownership Of the land and the
right of aecreti0n. $500. This COMPRISES the
Mrs. Mailhes.
!. Buildings Oh said land belonging 70 Henry
]. Mqntsg1ett $500. The lease OF the property
held by Mr.. Henry J. M3ntagnet, with the right
which be had Of renewal. s4a2a. Total. SIS. 40.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-10
That Poisoning Case.

In regard to the alleged poisoning Of the
negro women Carrie Davis and Emma Hill, on
Investigation by the police and a physician. it
now trans ires that the two women, instead OF
laboring from the effects Of poison. are just re-
covering from solid drunk
Notwithstanding the Investigation the ne
groes, believing that they had either been YOU
doued or poisoned. Edible Wall yesterday APP
peared before Judge Sheehan and made an af-
fdayft against Sarah Ann Christmas. charging
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-10
Second Recorders Court.

Mr.. II. q Brown. charged with assault and
battery on T. l. Jewell. was sent before the
First District Court under bond Of $3.50 having
wnived examination.
q. Cast and Thomas Johnson, charged with
tenring up tieket4 The day Of the election and
lore The same cont under bond Of $500.
Judge 3Iitenberger reeused himself during
these cjLae7 and Mr. sambola acted In his place.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-10
FIREMEN's ELECTION.

On Monday evening Protector Fire Company
No D. OF the Sixth District. held their annual
election for officers. with the following result:
R. W. Young. president; E. r, Chevalley. vice
president: B. Mouladons. treasurer: Louis Car
financial secretary; bud Wicker. foreman |:
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-10
CUSTOM HOUSE NOTES.

Three thousand dollars in niekeIs from tho
PhlIadalphia mint were received ut the Sub
Treasurers Office yesterday.
4natI6n Yesterday and brought fair prices.
cold n beginning ro pour back again into the
suh-trefaury i'll exchange for greenbaekR and
national bank notes.
Since election day there haa been noticeable
decrease In The number of oilers in the hail
over the main entrance to the building.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-10
Fire.

At II o'clock yesterday morning a fire broke
ont and damaged the fruit store at the corner
OF St. Andrew and Annuneiation streets 10 the
amount Of s.. The house Is occupied by one
Salvatore, and IL Insured for TOGO In the Sun
Mutllal Iugurance ComuAng.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-10
DrOWnGd.

At o'clock yesterday white man named
Hermann NichoI aecdsntalIy fell overheard
from the bigger Fourth Of July and was
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-10
NO JURISDICTION.

In the case OF j. H, Lynch vs.. Boilers, Ma
ehinery, etc, Judge Billings has decided that a
dredgeboat is not a water craft within the
meaning of the law. and cannot be libeled IN
the United States District Court for salvage,
the court having no jurisdiction over It.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-10
Fourth Is,gtrict Court.

VIM Mnmnn ~ MteFnnI ] Gondrnn ct nils.
Judgment fnl' plaintiff md tho net Of sale
,nssod March I. 1914. hntw"ou Michael Gondran
md tho defendant declared null.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-10
WEATHER BULLETIN.
WAR DEPARTMENT, |

WAR DEPARTMENT.
Rignnl Herviee, United sRtes Army. !
paIlv m meteorological ge"ord for tho ee hi hours
nuiIpg nj 10 og II. m. Tuesday. Deeenher q.
IObaoryaiInpa taken ut the sHme moment OF
limo Ut all stations
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-10
A Barge and Cargo Sunk.

Monday morning barge belonging to the
Planters OH Works sunk at eompany's wharf
at Algiers At the time OF the sinking the
barge was loaded with 1900 sacks cotton seed,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-10
THE NEW ORLEANs DEMOORAT DECEMBER TO- 1870

aeorge Achor nrat aaaiatant: William lowe.
Haannd assistant Delegates to the Itremans
Charitable Aasonia'inn @ Bach T. W Young.
H. H. Chevalley. George Aehor, bno Ni'bef'
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-10

Monday morning toy named Armand Prnt
foil from thu gallery Of the house No. BarOnn'
street and was severely injured.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-10

Artistic pictures taken By Washburn, the
champion photographer.
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her with administering poison to the two
women
Preventive ot NaIarial Diseases Opinion
of Eminent Dr. ~. ". walton, of Ans
nnpDIIs Md

Golden IlebiR'a Liquid Extract OF beef ia n
most AKonllonf preparation. 1t Ia par ayrel-
ianaa, superior to opi liver on or anything L
hnen nval InAl In tunn al - t,n,n sal ,.&..4fa..
If manrta 1!poWea bold bv landing druggtats
Whom you havaa cough or n cold do not poI-
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