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Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1879-02-28
MEDICAL.

The pIquant and charming actress, Miss
Marian MOrdaunt, Of the Broadway Theatre n.
York, was taken suddenly with q severe hOarse-
ness, was unable to perform. A friend recon-
mended Giles Liniment Iodide Ammonia; the
cure was rapid and complete.
Sold by all druggists. Send for pamphlet.
DR.. Giles,
40 West Broadway, n. 7.
Trial bottles 25 cents.
have used Giles Liniment IOdide Ammo
mia from its first Introduction in the Dominion;
Il performs wonders in my stable, where yet5rina-
~ surgeons have failed; it has cured -ameness
and Removed lunches J. 7. MOURIE.
Laganchetiere St., Montreal.
Sold by all druggists. Send for pamphlet.
DR.. Giles
100 WestBroadwaY,N. n. 7.
Trial hoftlas O5 cents
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1879-02-28
LENOX.

The three churches of this pleasant town
ship-Methodist, Baptist and COngrega-
tional. are, in union and harmony, enjoy
ing a religious refreshing, in a prOtraeted
meeting.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1879-02-28

A LEARNED clergyman in the State
of Maine was accosted in the follow
ing manner by an illiterate preacher,
who despised education: "Sir, you
have been to college, l supposeP"
. Yes, sir" was the reply. ~ am
thankful" rejoined the former, "that
the Lord has opened my mouth to
preach without any learning" "a
similar event." replied the Clergyman,
" took place in Balaam's time, but such
things are of rare occurrence in the
present day. Observer.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1879-02-28

advertisements Of" Wanted '''' For
Sale Lost, Found etc., not exceeding fire
lines lUiU be inserted in this column, under dp-
pTOpridte heads for one JUeek for 25 cents. Each
additiOndL line tDiLl be chdrQed eents.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1879-02-28
RnckIen,s ArnIea saIve.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises,
Sores Ulcers, salt Rheum, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, COrns, and all kinds Of Skin Erup-
tons This Salve is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction in every case, or money refunded.
Price 25 cents per box. For sale by c, E. Swift
Ashfabuia- 1900
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1879-02-28

That poem---we had almost said, pos
thumous poem-which was omitted a week
or two since because without parentage,
has now found a godfather or rather a
gOdmotber, and will appear next week.
It is fortunate for our cotemPOrary of the
STANDARD that he has been thus snatched
from oblivion, though it be after his demise
as an oracle of the democracy, else he like
many others who had really achieved fame
haYe been lost in oblivion. simply because
there was no one handy to make record,
write pedigree and seize a page in histO-
~. We trust our friend will not be ''set
up" by his good luck.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1879-02-28
Ashtabula County Infirmary. ght

slAily lnJO
A lEisleRAPh reporter eallee @ sight was
tsndent Curtiss Of the I'D one could
KingsvilIe. last Tusot that the Maories had
frots thss w;D~n fitting habitation for
nd Ehel sds; indeed, who but gods could
nd dwell 10 the spot so unnatural, so un-
10 earthlyP Good Words.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1879-02-28
FOR RENT.

w. REDHEAD'S New Brick store,
lately occupied by G. A. Hastings as a boot
and shoe store. One of the best business To-
cations in Ashtabula. Terms reasonable.
Enquire at W. Redhead's store, next door to
said brick building. l52Ou
THE BOWLING ALLEYS under H
J. TOpky's Store, corner Spring and Main
Streets, ara for rent. Enquire Of
d. W. HASKELL.
Feb'y 5th, 1879, 1913
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1879-02-28

Chief Head Clerk Story, of the 5th Di
vision OF the Railway Mail Service recently
paid the A. & P. route agents visit here
with a view of examining them on the
State Of Ohio by routes. The result was
that route agent LstImer threw SO per cent.
correct, while Mr.. Gilliland fell short Of
this. The Department cOngratulates Mr..
L. on his examination as it is far above the
average. Another examination will be
made the latter part Of March.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1879-02-28
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

We again occupy our
old quarters which have
been thoroughly reftted
since the fire. We have
added much to our large
stock and can offer great
inducements to all who
are in need of anything
in the line of Drugs, Med
icines, Stationery, &c.
A few bargains left in
Diaries.
Call and see us.
A. R. THURBER & CO.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1879-02-28

property" When the Wv wv, oL tu9
the people came with a rds q
more terrible than an army with ban
ners. They came bulging against the
fence, and knocked it down for 1OC
yards. 1 was overturned and nearly
trampled to death. Each man got his
property, and thus the fraudulent race
was broken up by an exhibition Of the
most extraordinary courage. He did
that day what it would have required
1000 armed men to have effected. All
this was effected by the presence and
action of one man, and without the
drawing of one drop of blood. A GER
tain knowledge that in one event
streams of blood would have flowed
effected this great and worthy object
-NdSt0stte (I7eHB.) Cor. ". \. HernLd-
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1879-02-28

il that our country stores keep nothing
but the best quality of cheese, and sell
it at a reasonable margin, they will find
the popular appreciation of this article
Of diet to increase very rapidly, and,
what is of more importance to them,
the amount consumed will increase in
the same proportion.-RssraI Net0
YOrEer
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1879-02-28
AsHrABULA a PIrrsRURGKR.R.

CONDENSED TINE TABLE-NOv, Il, ISIS
Going South. Gains Nasrfla
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1879-02-28
DEATHS.

DURKEE.-In Monroe, 10th inst, Aunt Betsey
Durkee, aged SO years.
CALKINs.-In East ROckpOrt, o., 2lth INST,
Mr Frank NJ. Calzins, son OF e q. Calklnss
ESQ, and formerly resident OF AshtaOula-
Aged 81 years.
CrsrrN.-In Harpersheld, 18th inst, Major
Custin, aged "A years.
T,ARGE-At Ashtabula HarbOr, Feb. 22d, Of
Consumption, Miss Hattie Large, aged
.. years.
The above simple announcement records
the passing away of a sweet and beautlIul
sTfrif Rarely has there been a person more
yI5nusuaIlv beloved by those who knew her
1asf a most dutfful daughter, a loving sis
n and faithful friend, she was dear TO all.
Her sickness was long and Of a character to
trT one's fortitude and patience, yet through
IL an there was the most wonderful peace
III patience, never an impatient complain
most arataf1l and loving
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1879-02-28

AT 8recent meeting Of the Council the
Solicitor was instructed to proceed to col
lect from Saybronk, Plymouth and Ashta-
bula townships their snare Of the expense
of maintaining the Ashtabula armOry in
proportion to the number Of men furnished
By each township. In response TO the ST.
licitor's request SaybroOk township has paid
over S27.61 as her share Of the expense and
Plymouth has promised to soon pay her
share which amounts 10 about S25.
A Masonic social WAS given last
Tuesday evening by Rising Sun Lodge No.
%. F. and A. NJ, al HaSkell's Hall. Be
sides the MasOns there was present large
number of invited guests. all of whom
danced to the excellent music OF Smiths
band, and We should Judge from happy
looking faces that all had a jolly time.
These nasons are a cordial set Of fellows
and they have the reputation of making
success OF every thing they undertake.
The Board of School Examiners OF Ash
tabula county, Ohio, will hold meetings
for the examination of applicants for
teachers certificates during the siring term
of 1879, as follows: Ashtabula, Saturday,
March %. Orwell, Monday, March 81.
Conneaut, Saturday. April 5. Geneva,
Saturday, April u. Pierpont, Tuesday.
April 90 Austinburg, Monday, April %.
Amdover, Monday. May 8. jefferson, Sat
urday, May 10. Examinations will begin
$50 a. N.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1879-02-28
JEFFERSON.

A. A. Minis, young man of some twen-
ty-One years, while chopping in the woods
with his father-Pitt Nims-on Tuesday
of last week, was instantly killed by the
falling of tree. His head was crushed
and death was immediate.
While at the Hub, on Friday last, the
Court House showed a rather deserted as
psct. The jury had been discharged.
Northway and Hall appeared to be arguing
aCOnneaut case, called a Skinner case, the
bearings of which we did not gather.
There appeared to be neither litigents, wit
nesses, or jurors and the attorneys IN the
case, the judge and clerk were about all
there were to be seen. Things appeared to
be lapsing into a rather comfortable posture.
The prospect seemed to be that the Ando-
yer culprits would not have theiI trial this
term, as the panneling of a new jury
would be necessary, which would not prob
ably be done unless trial were demanded
by the culprits, and their advantage would
be consulted by a little delay. Their cases
are not so aggravated as was at first sup
posed. A charge for committing a rape,
'we learned, would not be alleged an attempt
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1879-02-28
TAATDEHOCRATTC EDITOR.

You saw You do not know his name
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-10
rROm THE PASS En-.

poHr FApa, Nov. .. 8 i. m.-Barometer 3o:lb.
Wind sou heaat. light Weather Hhir.
Arrived. AT q :3op u. M. American steamship
Wnnderer Leiteh mnstor, from BeIiao, Hondu,
ms with ~ cnr0o Of cedar, sugar, fruit and
Hrltisb bnrkantin, Ocean Isnnger ilnckeps
mastor II dnys from bafbadooh' IN oa'iast, 10
American brig Llzzte M. Morrill,. Beal master s
IL dn,a from New York, general cargo. TO nor
ton Il Boil. -.
british ship Ldaton. petersen Muster; AZ days
from London. In ballast to muster. waiting or
dera. , :.
Australian bnrk Eoua No. |. Than master, 30
days from Table Bay. In bnliaet. ~ master.
American sch ooner John II krnpz. PITCHER.
mnstsr 10 dnys from Boston. with ice ana gen.
frnl cargo to Norton Il I,el
Arrived and sailed for Galveaton British
bark Wnyfarer, Thurber maeter. a days from
Appinwnll. In ballast
Arrived and sailed for Mobis British ship
City Of Richmond. Lamb master, So days from
Liverpool. with q u,
Sailed s,tea mshlps Athens aud Bon Grunchen
ftr liverpool. slsnmship fnnr for Havre
ptenmehip New York for Now York steamship
Morgan for Galveston, ship lie Marhe Tor
! Hnvfe
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THE SOUTll..-

There are seventeen murdercrs under SEN
Z fence OF death la Texas.
They now talk Of establishing union stock
yards iii Houston, Texas.
Grasshoppers arc reported IN largo nuns
beers LII northwestern Texas.
Tie Mississippi State University at Oxford
HRS this year 3i5 students.
The Tennessee pententiary contains 1lo1
! ssnnviets, and the number Is constantly Ill
EsraaainR.
Gharlotte's public wells are SO near dry
chat they have to be locked 50 as to let tlcm
ret 4 little ahead on water.
Dr. &. M. Walden is advancing money To
about seventy-tive students who are attend
ing the Mississippi State University ut Ok
cord.
Thomas Green, Il copred boy thirteen years
Ill are, was shot and fatally wounded short
~tlistance above Wtlliston, =. o.. on Saturday
might by some unknown person.
Cotton pickers and unskied laborers of all
Kind are III a big demand In Vtcksbnrg Just
ut the present time, and they command larger
wages than at any time since the wall
If Viekshurg Commercial.
Memphis Araunche. Sometimes for whole
days during the epidemic not single arrest
was recorded ut the station house. Business
lily now looking up, and number OF .HrSt-
class DRINKS are recorded nightly.
Gen. Featherston. Of Marshall county, Miss.
che first brigadier general of what Is now
Eli ERlWn rs ttafIlS 3 hIlgaua, ana Lieut.. HOW
ard McCaleb adjutant Twelfth Mississippi
and now prominent and successful lawyer
4ssf New Orleans, will address the reunion "
She old brigade at Port Gibson Oh the nine
Seenth.
The Confederate Survivors Association
Il steld @ meeting in Augusta, Ga. last Monday
Niuht, and the treasurer reported SIT - col
Eested for the benefit OF the Hood children
fund Col. G.. &. Jones presented resolutions,
sssnbodying all eloquent eulogy on the late
x7en. John u. Hood, which were adopted
unanimously.
The gas company base threatened GO smut
of the eity's gas ii Little Rock because OF
RoIi-paynsent Of bills, but the mayor ! mas
nronased to become personally responsible
for the gas to light the city hall Offices, ana
angine-houses, guaranteeing prompt pay
.srssnt IN Tia city on the fifteenth day OF each
knaauth. The company accepted the piopo-
SItton.
For some time q young girl, about sixteen
wears OF age. Seliska Wood, has bean living
ss1 the family Of Geo. Eyerson, who resides
ssauae distance from Huntington, w Va. she
want out To the orchard, deliberately rolled
ss,upie 81 pumpkins under the limo OF a tree.
sFsr-aw 4 rope over the limb. and stood on the
ssutlnkIns For support, while she fastened the
1,1ns around Ter neck and then rolled them
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-10
GRANT ROTTEN EtiGED
In His Own Loyal Republican State Of
Illinois.
ISL. Louis dlobc-Damocrnt.I

lrtsty, ILL.,, Nov &. Tho Hon. q. +. Plicn,
u prominent attorney OF Ialesbnrg and
oHN.of tho reception eomrnth 80 m 1t Gen.
Grant nj the depot nst night, arrived here
on business this morning md your cores
poudent Int ,rviewel him In regard to the In
dignity offered to Gen. Grant during his re-
ceptlon IIe ahya that en Immense crowd
Ind gathered Mt tho station to WelcOme Lha
Geueral. TINT honliros w'ro burning, bands
playing. md there was great CHI, Nrng. Con.
t'rnnt cnmo out on tho plnfrorm ear, bowed
his acknowledgements. rad then Mrs.
Grant came ont In answer tho
calls After they hnd retired TO
tho car tho crowd became clamorous to 81 =,
tho great ohieftan pgain and one OF the com
mitt, Of citizens asked him II he would not
again crafty the people. llo consented md
went ont on ono sltie Of the car. military
company formed n lne on the other. just as
Cen Grant began to talk something struck
him on tho bntS of the head, which proved to
fe an egg, but not ~ rotten one The rntllnns
threw from behind. Tho crowd did not MT
first understand the nature Of the trouble.
But whom they did they became infn'lnthd
Tho culprits had either escaped or mingled
In tho thrOng. The mayor, who was III the chr
nj once came out and, on Tbs paft OF tho city,
offered $500 reward for tho apprehension o
tile perpetraior. Three eggs were thrown
two of tnsm uvrrstloptlIg tho inhFk AM
atrising persons In tho crowd. Gen. Grant
VIVA very indignant Mt the outrage. but us
s,,red tho committees that he did not lay ans
blanc to Gnlesburg OF It's people that 1t sim
ply was evidence that rougns exist every
whore Mr.. Price stated that he hoped thu
Villains would yet be capture !, but was Rlht
that they were not captured LIST night, Ill
nothing could have prevented lynching
Tho people of GaIesburg are fearfnlly WORKED
up over The affair and feel tho Disgrace keenly
ANOTHER ACCOUNT or THE EfG EPISODE.
Quincy Whig.l
Gen Grant was cheered to the echo, ant
when he appeared on the varandah In re
sponse ID calls the applause was deafening
Tho General thanked tho people lfor tho re-
ception He had not concluded, when somt
one, with unelrIng aim, threw m egg which
struck Grant on the head, spattoring over
his face. The General quietly wip' his face
and merely remarked that he would give q
hundred dollars , know who did 1t.
A storm OF Indignation was aroused among
tho respectable pe ople Of tho city by this IN
dignity For moment it could hardly bt
comprchended. No one anticipated such o
proceeding, and It was difficult for the cltt
zens In their enthusiasm - understand the
full extent OF this insult. But when they dit
they became frenzls /; such u e sne OF excite
mont MS followed has never before been wit
messed here Search YVES instantly made FOL
the perpetrator OF the cowardly act, but IL
the darkness aud tho crowd he could not b'
fOuDd
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-10

ST. CHARLES HOTEL Proudfet W
? Prondfat, Memphis; Geo A Strong and wife.
Miss Loe, r P Lawrence. Chicago A 4 Album.
Hard Times. Miss; Mrs Marion Taylor Texas:
Yotkston, st Louis; " noyls, HOUSTON;
J E Rowland. Il Oull, VIM Yonngblood, Jas
Ciobay New YORK Chas G Clark. Mass: E Hunt.
La
CITY HOTEL II Dorall, Brownsville
Tenn; G W Bnrton,. Fulton. Ky; NJ T kanan.
Illinois; G NJ Murrell. wife and son. Miss Rose
Weston Texas; Richard Payne. Mobile: VIM f
Gilmore, Baton Rouge, Louis = Cook, Jas Nc,
neog; Fred Ripley. Tom Scott. VIM Grubo, Fred
Hondruf. Ed Madigan Jaa Seym our, YIN War
rhn. E Bennett. Frank Pet zcher, 6 Z Reed.
T Bean, D Good. G Gisling. Richard
Kurth. J " Byrne. New York: L Saxon. city
J Is Gaylord. W Fl Newton. Chicayo.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-10
prevalence Of white renegades. or men Of our
/ raea who IRE identtlel by lntermarriage With

prevalence OF white renegndes. or mon Of our
race who ore identified by intermarriage With
Indian tribes,
through their superior intellect sus white menl
they 5btun ii certain Influence In tha tribe +"
which they belong. Often. through their pnr-
niclona advice. they cause fomiii'ts between mo
rod mon and our pnoplo. Tax" for Instance
tho Black Hills troubles. Tho Indians ut FIRST
asked our governmoniit.ntno or =" equivalent
In cattle, horses. otn,, but tho Whlte rshegndfR
pnrRuRdnd them to- aSne tho htnouht ~ H'oneV
only; this advice not only retarded negptin-
lions. but WINS eventually tho ralsno 81 ~ tho
'r"nbea subsequent to The oefuuil" ~ tho
Blneit Hills hy tbs white men, ~ hlilorent
rImFH md nonitins thnt@ uernlGnua lhi'nehHe
hna caused disturbances. .,
~ Ia my ouininn continued theFnolH fhhl
M long ~ the preeeni lndinu policy " l"lloWNn
ihere will hn trouble. In ordor thnt tho Indian
should ha mHaa to follow peaceful pursuits,
eonflno himself 10 q reaervatlon. ii'l the Ho,l
md at tho Rnmo time follow tho chhas. WithSnfh
hnlp na tho governments gives time nnh pm~
ttenee fa required. Snrh tlme mud patience la
tn be- found In army ofIlaera who nre stationed
among he lndlanH. mud who study the peculiar
bnhfta Of TINT race
Tho indian ~ TO. day we'll snes and realIzea
that tho progress Of civilization demands of
him Tho sHrrilne If his Wild, romantic and no.
| mndio uutaulfa. md while he may be- brought
| IN realize md ncsnp' these faets. yet his nnlu-
| tornd mind rnunirns different wny Of front
| tnant thnn hn hrs AfNharto received. Tho In
dian Will acknowledges respect aud honor sune,
| ilor Wisdom strength and courage, ne Will
nhova oil follow Tho tearhngs Of nn enlight-
| snnd intellect in aurh pnths as VIII not d!ah-
er.e vii Ii the tnachlnga NJ hts forefathnrs, Tbr
| present trouble with tho Indians will shortly
| lh nj M end INT lanR for this ynnr. on account
Of the advance " Wlnter nnd the scarcity Q,
| food for Nun md herst. CongreRa ut It's nnx'
meeting. ought Is tHko In hand the Indian
question. and henrkeu to- tho nhvi"e Of those
who wtlle lighting tho Irod man arc respected
by him aud know him thoroughly.
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To the market people going to the Magazine
market. we would advise you to 90 to stalls Z
and 50. kept By Martin Lannes, and inspect his
meats and vegetables, the freshest. purest and
cheapest in the market. Lannes deals on the
square and you will always get your mouey's
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Grand Towor for yieksburg. It IL warm and
pleasant. 80 ,nah,a
There liz no prospect of u rise. ,,,
CAIno Nov. o.. The river IL feet inches ana
Mnuds from ~ louis nj 7. u m. Departed.
fenlanninl for Mnw Drlepna ut H. m. :,
EyANsvItt,M Nov. oliver lilo fset, 10
rnInol lightly til midnight nnd heavily after
n III. II Is clnnr to-dhY. z.~u=. .=.
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Inquire for Them.

We have used DIR. Prices Special Flavoring Ex-
tracts. and can confidently recommend them to
the community as the best articles in domestic
use. They are the leading articles Of thar kind
in America, and should be on the shelf Of every
wel-regulated family grocer.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-10

AN EFrEerriyE MEDICINE 1t Is often the case
that peraoua lnae thair lives by falIlDg tp Apply
tho proper remedies when attacked by whit ihey
epnRider sim plyn cough ORR cold Ono can never
To TOO particular 10 this respect. I.npln"e'A In
dim Tnrnip Pentornl Balm invariably proves
eIroc Two In bnniahing permanently any dis
agreeable or dangerous SYMPTOMS In SUCH al
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Go, LOVELY ROSE.

l..
Go. lovely rnaal
loll her that waatcR her time md me.
That now she knows.
When resemble her IN thne
How meet aud fnir ahn seems 10 hs.
Tell her thnt's young.
And ahilta 10 Iavs nor grRnss ariad,
That, tladst thou sprung
~ leantts. WHARF no lnan nhtAn.
Thou im,lat have tinenninnniai itod.
Ill.
Ninnll IL hc worth
~ bonnty frem Tho light retlred.
Eid h.r come forth.
NutTNr horaaii to ho desiretl
Ana not blush SO ~ tn admlrad,
~
Thon Hiel tint she
Tha common fnto Of all things rpre
Way rond ia than
How small pnrt Of time ihey ahRrn
Thnt are 40 Wondroua swnal and fair
Tho GlpqEic AZ
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Xys NEWS.
pFFIGE NEW OHLEANR DYMnOHhT'.
Sunday, November .. 1879.

Arrivals.
Hes Murine column.
Departures.
Chas, F. Choutenu. City of Augusta.
45.z TO Arrive.
J. W. Cannon. i. j. Gay, Bayou Harn: City
of Anguish, I,elle, Henry Toto Whierer.
upper ooaai Annie r. sllvor. Golden CIty Jas,
John Gilmore. 1t. Louis Emma IT.
vino. Alvin lower coast: I!ertha, Ateha-
falnyn; w. T.. Halliday, Cairo; Henry
Frank LAURA Los. Cherokee, Helena: I.
Il. Lee Yazoo Valloy, Vcksburg: Lucy Il.
Hnstrell. Davis Bond; Frank Pnrgoud. Green :.
Vile: John Wilson. Ounehitn: Alexandria. Rod
Klvor.
stage Of tho Rivers.
Daily Photographic report OF the stnge OF winter
M various points, with chr nges. In the n hours
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WEATHER BULLETIN.

WAn DKPAHTkKAr
Signal Service. United States Army.
Daily METEOROLOGICAL record for the eight hours
ending ut 10 :Os D. M. Sunday, November9.
IT yervatone taken q. the same moH@n OF
time at all stations,
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worth by patronlzing him He keeps the great
est variety: beef. mutton. pork. game. poultry
eggs vegetables and fruit Don't forget Stalls
iti
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MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW OELHANR DEMOCRAT, 1
November 10 1879.
Additional Clearance Saturday.
I,r steamship Capri Boyd, Tor Itavrez- a@
- "a |nna
= -
Il J Forarall's Sons

Arrived.
Eteams hin Wanderer IeitGh DAYS hours from
IsIigs Hon tn T. MaGheta 81 dis
Shin Gen Shsploy Springer ~ days from Rio
Jansiro in bans to Saa Weeks &Go--ist ds
Der ship iosChen. Hsips t1nm Bremen Sept 9, to
Louis Ranger &c It d.
So brig EivIra. Su-t. from Havana, to master-2d
dis
sTEAMBphrH
Big Sunfower Tfonsdas, from Washington
Fapchun Broad. from Sin por
Martha BaaAett from Lower Coast
Alice Porter, fr III Hope villa hsw Basin
susigs 8tN,
Br bar ksntiue Ocean Ranger. HiCke Is days from
Tsarbatioss to ,nhater-
Brig Lizzie Merrill Bsal 10 da ~ from New York
to Norton a Bell
Exports.
HAVRE-zPer steamnhip Gapri-4441 bales cotton
1900 pcs slaves