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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-03-22


Ia the Circuit Court for Cecil ooHnty. In Equity.
~. rs.
ORDERED, This 3rd day of March, in
" the wear is5P that the sale of resi- and p-r,onal
--tAie made aud reported by Jamr. e. Croil.r rru.-
Tee Tor creditor. Il Levi. T. Melrsti IN the atoye
entitled cau-- ratified and confirmed. unless
10 the contrary thereof c shown rf,r- the 10Th
LAY Of MAY NEXT: provided. copy of tins Order lie
inserted in newspaper published m Cecil county.
week for month b. fore the 10th day of April
The Report states the proceeds Of Gales to he 81 i O.
4. w. MITCHELL Clerk.
True copy iesi. A. ". MITCHELL.
Mar Sim Clerk.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-03-22
TRUSTEES SALE

pI virtue of decree of the Circuit
- Court for Cecil county in Equity uuIrf,isu-
Trustee. will sell At Public Auction Wiisk-r.
Hotel. in the town Il Port Deposit. on
WEDNESDAY y, tie 9h day Of April, 1879,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-03-22
Notice to Creditors.

THIS is to give notice. that the subscri.
l. i,~f e Cecil county. b4gts obtained from the or
phans & urt Of said county letters Tc-iAmcniars
On the .-Gsoual estate Of
HCGH steel.
late Of sad county deceased Al persons having claim
araiust the -st -rcas- Acr-hy warned exhibit
SANE with the Nou~h-F. thereof authenticated,
On before the .2ni dNy of January. $50:
ihrs NAV o;h-rwl.e ~ Law. BE- excluded from all bene
NJ Of said All p-r-ons indebted 10 saii estate
arr REQUESTED 10 make immediate payment the ub-
scribrr. Given Gnder my hand this 18Th day II
FEBRUARY. 1872 WILLIAM d STEEL.
Executor II Hugh Steel decd
T~.t-RrrBrS T. JAx,K, Register.
Frb l5-6w
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-03-22
Ill ACRES OF LAND.


Tho ifupTos ,nsn;s consist uf lavrr tw,- Lon.
story lwELllSG. ~ god repair: a lArE- ~ W,
frame afa. franc y .I hon,- aud Grauar-- LmIIk
The Land j. q the l.--t utttrd ina ity. aud IN
very state Of CultiraIi"r. Thu e thu hG-
farm, IN C-'iI COMMIT. II.asautis iuc,i.. amt wiinu
on--gusrt-r 81 ruil- 81 iHil,s. tore aud -ohool.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-03-22
OR DER NISI.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

THOMAS PETERSON. Adnili-ira'rt & r. 1T H.
Mekinn' 'uA My VI X n'..y,
THOMAS u. MCKINNEY. SERENA n MCKINNEY.
hs. viii. SAMUEL WINCHESTER SARAH J WIN.
CHESTER hi. Wi.r. ani ".hrr,.
10 ths Circuit Curt fr II opIaiy. In EI1,ry.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-03-22
ORDER NISI.
ORDERED. This Jrd day of March, in

IN TIE MATTER or THE TRUST y TATE or
LEWIS 7. MELRATH
In the Circuit Court for Cecil ooanty. In Equity
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-03-22
No. >. Consists or all that Tract


OR PARCEL OF LAND. mentioned and described Ia a
,i--d from irsry lies and wife aud I~- i.uIl-a
the rziI jaime, smith duly ~A~u'si and recorded ~
M D Nm.i fl.in 1T Ac ont alI.Lns
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-03-22
Tract Of Land or Farm,

. whrh DR.. John Evans. late Of Cecil county died
.-iEed aud wher-pu he resided the # h. death
, 1879-07-24
WASHINGTON.
Epdss BuunnEa-Tho Louisiana liquidation
seiicmn-Natlonal Banks Entitled TO Dlpro
Circulation.

Eadse Bonanza-Fho Louisiana liquidation
sehcme-Natlona' Banks Eot'tled TO nloro
8pec,ot nispaseh 10 1ae 1tabun&.
W4su1SGToH. u, G.. Ju1v oa-Can&. EnAa IA
-.., r..st - r. ~. t, -
tic lust report Of Capt. Brown, the engineer
oulcer In charge Of the tatt!es, the War Depart
neut hsa ordered Eads Ia ba mid tie additional
sbs1 mn ,,roviJod ,,v ~. Inv n r,,,s ,,.ins
p1Vo'ovs psosueu w tne ~", - naas n'a''l.
taipa TINS cnanncl thcFo WIN be largo adotdonal
amounts coming to him hereafter.
COL. MospY,
c,,eu, y, I1onr Ko,1 h.e writ m "a Tho e.,,ro-
oneA .s ns' ,'sN ~ s.o o ~
sarY ol o.nts tnat IN ,l's Jauga,eHt eao'"No ot
tho Consular Ices which belong TO the doS'eEn-
meut, collected at that port before bis arrival,
h.,. not b,.n ncrorrt nj for sud that fo,. nm
, 1879-07-24


Qu1SuY, ILL.,, July o3.--Ou Friday last q negro
named Frauk Hobbs assaulted and outr1goa n
Nrp. Ferguson at small ~hnmlct named Rcd
ding, IN Pike County. When the laay was
1ound she waa IN an almost dying condition, aud
remained quito unconscious until Sunday morn
lug. WHOM, after successive conyuts,ops, abe
sufficiently revived to give description OF tho
brute VITO 90 foully assaulted her. Sheriff
Ford arsostcd Hobbs. md, upon be1ug brought
iato the proscnee Of the lady. she ut onco ilentl-
fed him "a tho guilty party. 8l,criH Ford
n!aced Hobbs fn irons, and conveyed him to
FrankfoFd, whore ho was placed In q room md
guarded ny two Or three men, while the Sheriff
lay down 10 take slcep About midnight q
band Of determined men entered Fsaukfora,
Mml,, proceeding direct to the house wlsra
Hobbs was confined. pushed aside the guards,
aud. one Of. them walking UP tO tho prisoner,
shot bin dead III llis trucks. Other shats fol.
lowed US the victim Of their yougeauee was BE-.
Ing dragged out Of tho lloute, a,lu, ere Il had
reached the street, the body wns literally rit-
died With bullets. lhe boay was carried anuy
by tbs mob, and at last ACCOUNTS the people III
Frankford did not know whst had beeome Of It,
, 1879-07-24
SPRINGFIELD.
New Corpoeation-nflisin Iten1s-I. o. o. 7.
-Iteceivcr 1AppotntcI.

New Corpoeation-Alflisin Itcns-I. o. o. 7.
-Kscefvcr Appointed.
6pectal Dtspa!ch 10 a"s 7st.Ene.
srRtSoFIrLp, ILL.,, July 2t.-Lcensa To or.
eantzs was issued by tho Secretary Of State to-
day to tho Union Gold and Silver Mining Com-
pany OF Chicago; capital, s:00,00o.
The resignation Of II. V. Wilkinson. ct Dau-
Vile, as Captain OF Company 3, Ninth Battalion,
has been accepted, hc having been appointed in-
apcctor Of rtlo practtce.
Adit.-Gen. Hll!iard to-lay issued tho follow
ing commissioners:
second-Licut. g. II, Qutnn, Chicago. to be
First Lieutenant Company c, First Regiment.
vice Oliyor, resigned.
scrGt. II. r. Miles, Chicago, to bo Second
Lieutenant, same, vice Quinn, promoted,
pllny E. Merrill, Chicago, 10 be First Lsenteu-
ant Company A, Flrst Cavalry, vice TasDel, ro-
signed.
BcrgcantMator William E. Bell, Chicago, to
DO Second Lieutcuant, eamo, vice Miller, rc-
Signed.
Edgar T. Tobcy. Chicago, to bs Major battery
Frank d. Allen; Chicago, to bo rtrst Llsu4ou.
att 1ame.
William II. bailey, Chicago, to be Senior sco-
sscnhsn Athev, Chicago, to be Junior Second
Lieutenant same,
The ssni.unnual reports received by Grnna
Master orendorn up to date froni 400 lodges
1t 2; us IT, tndspandart osder q 0ld.FcIlows
membership ot nearly Zoo. The same lodges At At
ne same time last year reported net loss in
membership Of nearly eD0. Theirs are about 200
ttoagss Jet to 10 heard from, which will still
iurthsr incrcaso tho gaius tn me1nbcr4hlp, ~
taeY aro amouE the most prosperous lodEcs in
engage anl other places In tho northern part
Tiers wero heavy rains ye.tertny aud last
1ight al over tia 6slt Of country bstween TIC
sangamon and Illinois Rivers, al woll a. in tho
counties vest 81 here, being tho first general
ruin tn thls sectton snco Jul1 i,
10 Me United States Court to-day decree
eelret ior the ,lsttoon Gas.Works, ana a. nossce
Issued that smell Receiver would be 4ppojntcd
On tla ath Inst. Iha appointment is 1aao ou
appIleatlon OF creditors Of tho President Of the
~. =. Wood, Edq., Of tho Adttor's Office, rc.
snrnel sn!, uAa taota'ng iron lssington, uhero DO
yesterday sold at auction tho linda belonging to
Aprsts,.ran AZ asta ~ formerly to ,he now defuuct
iafn y * sathsr unTtllingly appropriated between
ss togo and =, 900 to pay OF The llens On these
i.,.to .aaad and tue interest thereon. Tia appso-
M'saIn pn ~ "as asouo opposed b. many metnbeEa
a, n9s bF!ns tltat much When sold. Ills
Wsaom Of maklnK tho appropriation, hnweycre
= e,e ep9xn HM ny INC !aet TINT tho lands brought
ton, besides getting I'D Of trou6lesoma pisca
of property. Tha lxaas safo iii sold n snail mail
., t. R!, ASc!te; StI s' sassssS 1900 ., the bond.
sued IN aid Of the Mouticclio Kailroad Company.
This PAYS Oh all ths registered debt pf t6o
township. He Inns also cancelled $3O0o Of the
bonus u Champaign Township, Champaign
County, Issued 10 tln sans Company,
, 1879-07-24

raHA1h
f3cn. r."verv 1tt.to. ,nv ", nus
..., uoo. F. se,y n.s'e. II any, no ',is ~,
n'"so WV 'nnn e"faos, "uu 4" s"iuoH w
people whh scrip and stan. The llepuotcan
will hasa hig advantage In having atl Ito mon
Or tl,ev can use, We have a nav and yerY ecves.
law In Ohio making ali forms Of bribery and Ia
tfmtdation pu,tisl,able ns rcn!lenttary ofIcnscs
catcti.s " ~ war '
Keportor-n What will bc the effect OF Oto's
verdict nc1t fafi on tbs Presidential battle ir
1Ss0T ,, -
think Sherman viii undoubtedly DO tic Rspuo'
ltran notninec.n
Ropnrtsr...1 You recognize, then, that blr.
Foster il Secretary slcrmnn'a substEtuteN
presses The idea exactly"
nruoo, .r,o NODE or OPERATIONS,
:. 49,. tt.t t{,o.. or4,,oc1 In ,,ton,tno
Mnno ,sap.iia 10 nup rnn1noton i,ayc XIII viii.
Le un'o !tEnociiI ci,ai har" rsnr..snti,.r 9re.t
s .en a' II n,lcr and m,,s,, ticnitv h rnisinr
Wsas ar. -. ~ nav n1c*irns rnssons for hc]irvis;
t3,at thls has been done for the detitczoto pur.
noso ol misleading Republicans, aud dtyerttng
HeE attention from the tnodcs ln which It IL
proposed 10 use tic inoney. A week stnco 4
telegram ca.no hero from a Democratic manager
usctess for tho Democrats to prosecute ths
camnnign unless moro money could bo as-
s,,rcd thnn there seemed apy orcscnt prospect
OF their being alle TO obtain. THIS was allowed
to fall into Tic tatlls OF Republican correspond
eBts. A few ua1s later letter came from Co.
luu,bua to the aamu effect, but more explicit,
and this also was n,ado known to the prcss.
There Is now good ground for saying that I'll
den and Ewing have Reached
PRurrcr psppasv4xn,no-
,,,.9 ,,,,,,a.. ~. ..., ,n,.S., ..,.,
,,1ns NM ~ ~ , J oss .,ustat pIov"'Tns ot
,,.o,. ~ ~ ~ H. oFio eaURatsa .Ae AHoen
H. INV ,,ae ~ 1nt Ennt ,a's inets 10 ~ oe' on
wsra p". ,rosi,,on ~ so thn etn an.na,. n 9ut.
ware oppnsHson 70 ING financial Sdeas
, 1879-07-24
which fact, ho said, tho mission Of the Ropubltc-
M pnrty waa not ended.
THE PLATFORM.
The FOLLOWING rcsolutlons were adopsed,

Tho following resolutions were aaopsed'
Rtso!ued, First, That Tho, 1iopnbltcan .pnsty,
aan totssd to .snd forward fq o
esnsrat,am, ands -itsclt eosi,ontea by ius same
foes Of Federal unity, political freedom. and ma
tonsl hoos wh1s T. r. sa ct'
psops q e ~ e9 yoss ts
pse NsSn. aner hs
dominion Of men whn lale1y fnught to destroy II.
as Tho s3 IT, ed Psss e ess.S 81 En- Il '{se IL s
establishment Of stato sovereignty by tho OVER
throw OF national enrscn1acy.
tho rapelt Of the national laws which protect tho
purity N tho ballot box and secure fair elections
Tho elec!ion Of congttssmen and Prea1deatlal
any nttcmpt ID throw on lhat control Ia simply an
effort to establish fraud At national ctecuons.
tioi md he aapremacv ot ths National tioser
Ia al n,attete placed b? tho Consultation under Ita
control, can DO aalatatned only ty The Republican
party which Is alone committed to their ucfurst.
FoIr!h-That tho Democratic par,v, having
committed Itself to break up the Government by
from, liz pcopls 10 sustain the toserument, unless
thu Executive shall SANCTION Inca1uro intended to
foster fraud. violence aud corruption ia National
elections. md 10 impair tho constitutional sn-
premacy Of tho Nation, deserves and Invites "
s.Rnal condemnation Of every law-ab'dlng and
V:fh-Ti,at, no ara In favofoi the payment Of
tho National debt in eoin according 70 ine oh4cF'
standing bolwcen the tiovtrnmcut and tho lcndsf.
congratulate tho country upon the returning M
onal p1ospei sna gpSn !hG aSsS"nsraon.
of tso ut sueccs,fu resnmpti"n of tpeeo pa,ens
Our currency Is restored to ~ par value: tae ~
tional credit hss been msta'sta M ans, ~ o atrnIr
roanced. To comp!tts Whist has been 20 VEL oono
we demand that our prosent financial s5''em re-
As s1th@That 10 lie policy and practice ot protec.
ton 10 home .nansfTies and ho1s proauctson. IN
, 1879-07-24
A Notorious Nebraska Outlaw
Run Down After Long
Chase.
Middleton, the King Horse
Thief, Shot by Pursuing
Detectives.
A brutal Negro Lynched by Mob at
Frankfort, Southern Illinois.
Huford, the kentucky Murderer, Rs.
ceivos \ Lffo Sentence. ).
AN OUTLAW WINGED.

AN OUTLAW yyYEGEn
sptcfat kHspslcA to ~ T,7sunA
OMAHA, July 23.-For over 4 year mast fhe
noted outlaw Doc Middleton und bis gang Of
horsc-thieyca have been operating IN North.
western Nebraska, rald!ng cattle hurds Of
rancnncn md running OF Indian ponir, Tl,cv
hoxe ,.., . tn-.a. -, r. g...tt.. 80. ,9
t,a.s seen te'Fos W u'e 'lonte.' anu naVo Dull.
oozeo sottiera INTO becon't's ust's friends and
protcctora through fcnr. Middleton has ruled
In that section a sort Of OUTLAW KIM. and NIL,
merons attennts to captura him have nr,s.a
n,,,,a ~ r. tr r,.wa,,s. a".s.... .,o p''s.u 1,
.u."' ," w. -. - i.'a"o"y"' ustect,so OF t's
clty, hah been On his tfdcK for some time deter
mined to capture or kit him, either by stratege,n
or opcu ncht. Llswcllyn holds a Government
commfsafon IN contrrs l,ors.tf,fova, :, ~, ..a.I
1n1,s, n,sa,.s ,sa ,,,. sass.s,'s,"s "''o sscaA
..u'au po!'!es' h"o tn'n eou'tu!ssion Was Gifcn
him especially for the capture Of Aiddision.
On Sunday AFTERNOON, according 10 tho spcc.a.
di.n,teh rc,r;vrd hare tt,,1xv fro,n q 1r.nd i.,.'
1Ias.,rn ~, hts ss.,.an,. ras"r "'a .s,a'o'
A.s"e.'A Nv ,'s 44a@c'' a'u aoothef'
ran on 70 Miootcton anu thrcs associates on one
nl the branches OF the Long Pine, near tho Mo-
brarn River, 14Q miles north of Grand Islnnl
Onc ri Ilawe1lxn,a man nInocd d,roctlr ~ stt1
s,....' 1,,s, .h,.~ .r,,,,, H. ~ 'Hu
u4c*ou' n'u P'ooao's "o"'u naso Rtl'ca hlm u
the weapon had not failed TO 70 otf.
, 1879-07-24

JACKSON, Miss, July 23,-The State Conyen-
tion Of the National Greenback Labor Party as-
scnbled to-day. Col. Ii. D. L. Stevens was per-
manent Chairman. 4 platform was adopted
and au Executive Committca appointed. Ad-
1ourned GIno dio.
, 1879-07-24

HOITEF,
A7c7EAoN, ks.. July 2a-A man named John
McGu.Fc, 40 employc Of the Bridge Company,
Wss found In dying condition at 40 easly hour
thls morning, IN the rear Ut saloon kept by
ohane g. Nugcnt. He lived but short time.
ann tho Testimony be}ors the CoToner's tury
slo"cd he had been struck On lbs head b.
Ohsno With beer.bo;tle. Okane vas a.
rested and lodged fn jail.
, 1879-07-24

this city, before whom tho prisoner was brought
on writ Of 1lat,ens corpus The evidence mr..
scented showed tfalt .1ewc1I'a mental condition i,
IL subject. w
, 1879-07-24

aoee.aI kfso1tcs 70 3as 7tfe,fne
FonT WA1SE, Ind, July 23.-Last night at
Antwerp o., Years ]owelry store was entered,
the safo blown open, md 5000 worth Of
Watches md lcwelry taken. soycral persons
Wefo discharged from lack ot eyidcnco.
, 1879-07-24

!es, "a .!nes March l. iB77, 70 ths pfasen. t.@s,
Among % liz enec.a os resumption n tho reaue.on
81 IT: ,. o. irts1,s s r. pr1vsts esbt. being *oy ro
The inereAaa Of onr cxporta sincs H,o psn,c has
nj Ss"x s rat been o
~ arseneaekera sona,,t 10 accomplish by rapcsi
dep.eca1ed currency put nay travel As circuit Of
ne wo,ia equal 70 the beat coln ever 'taurd. But
mSa ie;ys 3 70 ss
tween hondholder md nolchoidcr, when a ltO-
CENT gold dollar was paid To thu l,ondbo)uer and
iaboref. We would have one money for slf, and
ihat good nonef, each dollar OF witch will buy
Oo next rovseWed tlte
ARGUMENTS or aRsENnAukaas
IN Ma!no and Ohio, answering ihsm:
The truth Ii, the Intelligent com,ncrrisI world,
except only Tho Gfecnbackcrs, have been full OF
praise and wonder the remarkable saccesa OF tbs
0otefnmcn& Of the United statcs In tho reduction
OF It's debt aud intartst No nation In tho wurld.
m ancient Or modern times, has IN short peri.
that weighed upon US At Tho eiote Of thc War AZ wo
have. 10 that now the taxation on whsky and to-
s nseSs Ss Til mora than pay tho interest On Tho r
on TIE SILVER QUESTION
!re haxe tried the experiment Of coming sffvcr
dollars since It authorized tn 1878. and i,ays
coined s3o, 1ol. 600. Every EFFORT has 9een made
to put It In circulation without forcing It uron mn.
wiling persons, but tho Treasury. Department
has only been able to ksun sl3, 15lL DAY, or
which 81, 51R Df3 hayn bocn since returned to tho
Treasury. Tho sausfbe courts 10 ne pursued NTH
tho silver question is to treat 1t an practical pnc,
fnd to coin It without limit only when commercial
nations have agreed .npon a marked ratio vpon
which thcy cnn all stand. 1t IL now believed that
this can be ttonght about by commercial treAttcs
and negotiation is now pending for that purnez,c.
in the meantime silver coin should ba limited in
amount TO tho fun that can he maintained AtpaE
With gold coin, irrespective Of ita vnuo.
In conclusion, he said OF the
ATTITUDE or TnE soUTn:
We would gladly fratctnIzc with them II ihcy
would allow ia. and have INT ono crced, the Con-
stliuiion and laws Of out country,-to bo ezceiied
and enforced By our country and foF the equal bon
eft Of al our countr5mcn. II thcy VIII not accept
this. but will keep up sectioualItn'. maintain
SOLID south upon tho basis Of ths nstncples of the
Confederate States. VIC must prepare 10 stAnu to.
gethcr al tnyal North, true 10 the Union, tsuc 10
liberty, and faithful to every national obligation.
, 1879-07-24

&09c7dI LH5111tN 70 Ia1 7Y1bUh&
aPNlN0FlxLp, Ill, July aa-Dcp1ty Sheriff
George bridges arrived In tha cltE thts nofalng
FROM Columbus, o., With Harry A. Hothermell,
who waa arrested on = requtsitlon, for ewlndltng
music dealer In this city. Roshe1moll was
formerly music dealer In Chicago.
, 1879-07-24
RELEASED ON BAIL.

1yt4H&N
QulHcr, ILL.,. July 23-Euoch Jewell, cont'ned
Ia Hancock County Jail on q charge OF murder-
Ing bfs brother on ths lth OF July, has been
released On 43.QO bail by Judge Wllllamy, Of
, 1879-07-24

THE TIsInUTE MKNNC0a OFFICES.
o1tDEt: TO ACCOMMODATE 0U1s NUMEROUS
hsts0n6 thtonghnnt tho eity, ne havn rstabiishc
pfes y ws,o q IT, r c AIKEN
Un SaturIaYh: " ~ -' " "*'' " Lib
Twenty .sctond,4f. 49,
:: s!: WALDEN. Ecw.descr. stnttoacr, etc,, 1oo
HSsss taAti!xnn.st., near WesteFn.ar. "
1I'o IMoEs ,ai., TIii'1MsIoN west;side Nevs Depot,
n =. Z. llE!stfCk, jeHcler, Ntwstenlc1, and Fancy
!.ttuN ". H.. tEEftE. Printing md Advertising
nEsnt News and Stationery Depot 435 East Dvtaun-
, 1879-07-24

You can instantly stop that awful neuralgia of
cure any stoMAch palm teyen chplets) With
"usVWn's Aousshold PaaAcss." Is c1uta,
, 1879-07-24

CAIRO, ILL.,, July 23.-Thc Jury Ia the Glass
murder Case brought Ia verdict Of guilty OF
murder In the flrat degree, aud he was sentenced
to be hnuEcd.
, 1879-07-24

IN thfs cns@na. fts itats t<1A u csnxs n<r IN.
fsvficfa- EacA additional hne, 10 csnts.
, 1879-07-24

,,pE PERSONAL
n fas eolumn. thres lines ltas =, cstss per IN.
st'7ion. Each uddtifonai tine, 10 cenls.
1)ERsOEAL--A GESTLEMAE or II {t.oEEtF. A
L EssanGeF} wshts COMPANY. 80, Tribune once.
T1Ef:SoSAL-J, N1Cff. tT3 ALL RIGHT. Az,
, 1879-07-24

C0nch1Mcns Tc1anstuzs. &c.
WASTEp--TWO uARN.MES Ar 4ss CENTRE.
" sv.t cnsurf Fonrtcentl.st. 1--WE
, 1879-07-24

FULTON coLLEaE-GKlFFlrH SCHOOL Of ORA
l. tory. Summer tusna four weak; hcRtna Aux 4.
QoAA md toolO - Ess Hcok.
, 1879-07-24

YVANTEp-oNE i No. j Pattern. .MxEFn. A.
~ south cansl's;, Inquire of q. Il. bUiiKEK,
WASTEp.TEN FttsT. .cLAss nt1cr1,ayEia
- eofnef InlttJ'foufih'ss. md # Waassh.Av.; SITS
, 1879-07-24

CoH BALE-cuKAl'--2 NICK 5,gEATKn GAR.
Hagas, nice Jump seai, = bsskat paactoas and
also nu1 sulky. 7s1 srd 71s StAkss1. <. e HAfUA.
IVANrEu -,MASpsoME sTYLlsN DRIVlNI
sound an1 gcutle. suabp for lady drive ago 10 +
weight about I 100 pounds iaF cAA6. Call u lis Kus
Mxi1son.1t. ioun y.
, 1879-07-24

r oST-F1.oA y stRUcE.sT., ONE BAY MARE
~ syeAJs oll weighs abuut tt51 polnt1 Mlte l
tue 1aGs. Las len hl1divot NA4t9, u. I, H6IaKhA.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-25
OFFICIAL TIME
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS,
May IL, 1870.

and Mobile. Ala.-oloses Ut % a. NJ l and 3. d.
New 3ork osy Bost5n d Phadenba wal
iIngton. all New England and Middle States
o can and foreign Michigan Indiana oho
Mobile route.6losss at D. ID, daily: arrives o.
= North Nc, Carolina, South Carolina. Georgia
M!ssissippi, via Mobile route Closes 1t D. n.
daily nay arrives at $50 9. N, daily. .s5s
St. Louis. Chicago. Memphis Arkanaas, South !
vest vest and North mississippi, North Louisiana,
Ms5 uenn Fta aortheasern Texas Ballazd
and Marshall counties. Ky, other western
States and the Territories, via Jackson route
dd2. ut .. N. daily; arrives at 9:45 a. "a.
:, GaMlyeston.Texas mails and Shreveport. La.
VIZ Morgan's Louisiana and Texas RAILROAD.
iiayeite,, Lafourche. st. Landry 1t. Martin. 81
Mary. Ierrebonne. Varmil1ion and Cameron.
a. ana 6, adIe rem 10 Jefferson parish Closes
.. q. daily, except Saturday
=, mckabburg and New Orleans Packets Plaque
vile Natshsz Port Gbso1na ana nass La L Ns2
R Rsds r Miss and
Tbnr xaysr pa ct D. M Tuesday.
day Wednesday and Friday. - = :. ~ -.
o nans pass a9afe and lower eoas
Day. and at 10 q. "a. Tuesday aud Ihi,rsJav H..
l rye Ct 2. 70. Monday, and at .. m. Wednes-
Southwest Pass and Pilot Town-Coses at 10.
m m Saturday; arrives at q. m. Monday irrega-
!, Coyington. Vaudeville and Madisonyiue. 81
Tammany uarish-Coses at Ii a. m Monday
and Thursday. and at b. m Saturdav lives
Friday. o'4a' =
:, Donaldsonvile La. and parishes Of 81. John
5ae Baptist St James aud As5um ptfon ria New
Orleans and Texas Railroad Closes nj I q. ID.
except Sunday. = - 111
Carrollton. La.--Oloses at 10 a. m. and n. m.
daily. except sunday; arrives ct 10 q. ID. and 3
D. m. daily. excep1 sunday.
Ut: Bernard. La.-Closes at D. M Monday.
Wednesda7 and Friday arrives at a. m. Mon
day. Wednesday and Friday.
Algierss ,La.-Closes at 10 a. m, daily: arrives
at a. m. daily - =
Grand Isle. semi-monthly.-closes at $50 0.
Hope Villa route. La. supply postoff1ces on
the Anite riyer-Closes Thursday at $50 o. 10. !:
arrives Sunday ut S a. M
Bayou Current. ChurchyilIe, Bayou Alabama.
Woods1de Port Barre, via Atchafalaya route
Closes at .. N. Tuesday and Satur day arrives
Monday and Friday ]: irregular.
Camden and New Orleans packets. supplying
al offices on Black and OuaehIta rivers-Closes
a. a., : P %; "Wednesday and Saturday; arrives
shrapor New orsahs packets supply
n. Wednesday and Saturday; arrives Tuesday
and Friday; irregular.
Ma1ls formerly supplied by New Orleans and
6ayou sara packet will BE- supplied By the Dom
aidsonviie and Bayou Sara packet, Via this.
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j. A. BARNITZ.

>. A. BAKNITZ. Fl. NEWBEgRY.
SHARON ALUM AND CHALYBEATE
~ SPRINGS
Sharon. Bland county, Va.)
ibis watering pace about eighteen miles
north of Wytheville. Va will be open for the
reception OF visitors June TO- next.
This place has been greatly improved and
y y OF visitors. The turnpike road from
order. Ao'o
Board. per month of % days. s25 90
Board. ger week .............a M m
Passengers e for these Springs will leave the
cars Gag at Wytheyille depot on the Virginia and
Every effort will be made on the part Of the
proprietors, to make guests comfortable and
ant. N-1 o1ooo-
a distinguished Southern physician has 10.
Altitude $500 feet above sea leza1
BARN1TZ Il NEWBERRY.
W. zn Propriatnrz
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SWEET CHALYBEATE SPRINGS.
ALLEGHANY canNrY

Nine miles from Allegheny Station. Gao
n. sixteen miles from Greenbrier White SnI IL
Rhur a. ana one mile from Old Sweet sprines.
Famed for their neryine tonic and alternative
p powers as a beverage and bath, Onen ft,r
rgneie 81. la 81 visitors June i. 1879.
Eat Gentlemen's Plunge Baths. Also bafh.
ing ing es, adjustment for Hot and Warm Baths.
supp. ed by mineral water from the springs.
va WaH ring place. Telegraph. express and DOT
Board 81 80 per day, s14 per week, $40 per
i0onth. Special contracts made for families or
large pa, ties. For information IN regard to
these waters send to JOHN z. WILSON.
Proprietor Sweet Chaly beate Springs. 1lleebanv
county, Va. 1890 ecd 81. :