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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-09
Oh City.

On CrTY, April s--Petroleum-xas-
ket opened firm, With ssles st 60}c bid; !;
advanced 20 SIC, declined 10 81 3e, and
closei at size bid Shipments 81 100
barrels, averaging 5000 barrelA Trans-
actions 20, 900 barreis-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-09
Toledo.

ToLrno. April s. - Wbeat-Extra
white Michigan 81 o. asked; 81 05i hid;
amber Michigan, seller April, 81 o.;
seller May I 05l 81 05i bid; seller June
81 O7I; No. red winter, seller Nay,
81 o. seller June 81 0i. Con-In
fair demand; high mixed spot 36ac; sell
Ter June sic; No. 2 spot 3sie; seller
May 3g.c; seller June Ste: seller July
3se: 40. 2 white Ile rejected 35tc.
ozts-DulI: No. 2 2sc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-09
PINANCE.

NEW YoRK, April s.-MoSEY-Easy at
597 per cent, closing at 6 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 5(S7 per cent.
Sterling exchange, bankers bills dull
and weak at Asst; sight exchange on
New York 1856. Produce exports for
the week, S6, 960, 900.
SnvrR-At London 49sd; bar silver
here at 81 Osi; subsidiary silver coin at
l@lt per cent. discount
GovERNxENTs-Weak, except 4 per
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-09
Milwaukee.

MILWAUKEE, April s.-Four- Quiet
and unchanged. Wheat-Iieayy: open
ed and declined lc and closed heavy;
No. / Milwaukee hard 81 90; No. ] Mil
waukee SIC; No. 90ic; seller April ssc;
seller May g2lc; seller June 9ic; No. 3
SHE; No. I 7liC973!e; rejected 63lC9
6iic. COm-steady; No. 2 SIC. Oats
Easier: No. 223lc. Rye-Easier; No. ]
46loa47c. Barley-steady and un.
changed; No. spring, Gle; seller April
So. Proyisions-Quiet but steady.
Pork-Quiet; new 5000. LArd-Prime
steam 81 57i.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-09
PhiladelphiA.
Cincinnati

CIScISSATI, April S.-Cotton-Qniet
at I0!c. FlOur-Firmer; family - ~
Gy5 80. Wheat-Dull and lower to sell;
good 10 prime II 03t@l o.. Corn -
Dull at 37(a 3Sc. Oats-Quiet at 2Jya
32c. Rye-DuIl and prices a shade
lower at 5Gtdj6lc Barley-Dull; No. 2
fall 9jc. Pork-Stronger at $40 75d
II 90. Lard-In good demand and
prices shade higher at 81 40. Bulk
Meats Strong and higher; shoulders
held at g 75; short rib - Sjtd4 30;
sales at - -. country points; short
clear - 10 Bacon-Demand fair and
market firm at iIG,5!65ic. WHISKY
Quiet at 81 02. Butter-Quiet and un-
Changed. Linseed Oil-Steady at G5c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-09
REMOVAL.

loco. man In bulb. quart ... z,s3s
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-14
Railroad Contracts for special Let's Of
FgP5EMg.

CHICAGO, Agg. ia proposition 10 dfse6n-
tfnl.e hereafter the practice q contracting FOR
any special or g1vau lots blocks or quantities
~ freight at tariff rates CT a. less than tariff
rates 10 tae seaocafds On home 81 foreign
5fIsiless, add TO giys Ten days previous no.
ice IL any Increase in tariff, aas been adopted
unanimously BY the joint executive COM
niatee, u waiea the following naaaed
railroad companies are now rapre-
seated: Atlantic and Great West
srai Baltimore and Oato: Boston AID
Albany Canada Southern, Central vermont
Chicago and Alton; Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy; Cleveland. Colara5us, Cincinnati and
Indianapolis. Grand Trunk Great Western !:
Indianapolis. Cincinnati and LataYe In
diaaaDo4S AID - Louis Lafayette, Burning
50n aid M8neie: Lake Saore; Michigan
Southern Marietta and Cincinnati; Michigan
Central; Nev YORK Central; View Y5rk, Lake
EfIe and Western Ohio and Mississippi;
Pealay wanna Railroad; Pennsylvania Com
paays Toieto, Peoria and Warsaw, Taadatia
Line; WABASH. Illinois Midland, aid the
Louisville, Cincinnati add Lexington
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4 MORMON HEARD FROM.
NEW ORLEANS, August l.3,

NEv ORLEANS, August 133. 1879.
10 the Et55iissor D. the Democrat:
Why don't Won give Mr. Secretary E7srtsxs
words, AID not goar say 80. r he Las issued
any s1ea orders IS you pretend, ae violates
the constitution, and ~ 10 american Were
the Jesuiss oalIsaed ~ Bistaarexts orders, &C
tae President q Mexico forbidden 20 enser
sas United States No, str and l1aa7 CT
saeEa are now hare, AID assisted W Aals4ri-
cans Give the paper from which you copied
tae salt LAKE Sunday nesting, Your holy
eE1Greh tried this game W false reports add
caused the sraaa b u The Federal army there
aaG6r i. s. johnston AID your Gflarea Eries
tarolgn your Catholic 4uzlga since that d. gss
the Mormon property, cut le Was regrovsfI
T0q boast q lagIGg sIlled 4 Mormon priest
il Georgia. 5I15 a. Lee said 0f STATES rights,
Il h. sTld Is not Jet " Tor 4 Eaeri5ans aaGe 5t5s
@IaFtoE5 government This efty t. Tow 1--WE
fa4i-El1Ha eE4teh papers. and tflat ID enough
70 XII any city VT ia SIZE without Yot1g paper
and the P1GtEga6ss looming 1le gfiestEy fD5e.
aid pouring aL4stleEaa5 On is Doar devils Of
Americans. BY your fruit r. afe Known, and
i YG1r support coEaas from tie PRIESTHOOD
n40T OIL; BET remember this IL N fleFfca MT
Ireland 30 let u Lave SaerstafT EVartsss
I1Str1g 1II1-5+ Luxe -MTEE
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Rival Ministers as q Funeral.


AMHERST, "a, Arg. To-Day the funeral
81 Al g1ft and aiglI Y-7seeeEaed 1olore- w7E1aL,
Ia1e tIars, -ook Place a. E aI5l Hal C1-rcG-
70 rals county. Al immense crowd vas 10
attendance. l. had been arranged That 60
Rev R06er1 Coak- 81 LEEca51rg. should CO..
1lGl IT, funeral SERVICES 5It =aeL the GbL-
course 81 rataEITas and friends Of sae deceased
got II taa Ellreh they found q strange
preacher q tLe pulpit Tie Society ot tas
Sisters u Saraa- u watc1 IL deceased. lad
belonged Insisted c. having tle Rev. II.
Cock, While the relatives demanded that the
preacher = u pulpit should 80 IL and 80
ordered him Tie parties Threatened IL plleC
tEe preacher cat It ne wzcC9E IEaE .
aaree light teok place Il thA enIrch- n With
10th men and women joined e eGe struggle
ire eGEsl vas Knocked 0F@r All -aa corpse
tarowa OF. oL tie H3or. his horrible sie1E
Jill not sto9 k8stEI-laE, 6Et the relatives
fought Until aLag dave eEary lenoec Of the
sos.EetF oUr o. the ealreh- & Vas tlza found
that the preacher lad - and lie BURIAL
tn0s MACE without preacher Several
1ar-ias were seriously hurt
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-14
Al ANGRY CONGRESSMAN.
z. Dazgsst Gaaegsd Ezra Baggage .
Is 0tEsr Shirt HIS Dire DE-
ssgl 81 Revenge.
Virginia ( NaT.E Clarr,r.ieEa.T

There ~ loT % d3E1os 20 % Aow Congress
nan Daggest staEEts 5n me railroad question
II . souad- C5E varszlg vita GahF5njeJs
reporter the otter 1ay Ge said:
~El5 railroad people ar Ehe Dettbast kid
81 gougers- IEzey begin 70 STOW their hand Is
Omaha. In the first place tla fare from
Omaha 20 san Francisco IS = fsgl1lt3rsf4 dol ars
and fifty csE&s. and everybody gfl1 buys .
ticket steps ~ gf9wi and a4L what thsa5 fly
eeEts is for IEey are told ttlst the naEt-ogEsr
y Simply tl4 pE9at made ol each Passenger
guess the h1adraft dollars cGE4es nearer lie
profit taal tie LaIf-a5llar.
lien they grab go4r trT1lk and shove e
behind q grating Co " weighed IDa eaats
see the aeaEHs az al. and g0l have 10 idea
ABOUT the weight Until a llan sings out gaa
dollars aGd Iafrty aELL5 over weight, and
you LaFs e. pzl1gIs &C. GaoLey Or Toar trl-Elk
f46l5 -. N0E nv truck vs. % small Il
affair taat / e57Il6 THROW : oTar NY shoulder
With one haLd7 but tley ran up TIE weight 20
1s9 pounds Probably u dtet weigh that % lca
WhFl -9G-poE4Gd baggage MASTER Ras 5lsti-1g:
u e.
well. 1at4 oarsazae hadn't but Two Mn
ties to hight; and ~ OgCeL sae baggage vi
lain still pursued LIZ, add EsatG sofaa radEe
extra weight. E weighed ll5re az 0gdrR
PROBABLY because q LeaTter man sat On it, Gr
Else tas rarItIed atmosphere affected TIE
scales Tasa coming ever h. mountains
there wara 5oElf aztra charges tof ropes Ba5
I'll get egeE-TsEI get e7er1.
You see aGl entitled ss a member Of Coz
graSS TO 5IB VOLUMES II AZrfGL4slE2E Reports,
1jl Surveyor Generals Reports SIC P4t4l1
Office Reports, and several thousand 5Lfler
heavy Volumes e. equally exciting elaree-
ter.
Reoorter-iEe these reports eVar read1
Mr.. Daggegt, NJ G.-Oh, YES, che priLters
EaO set e. 10 az obliged 30 read 'eea- y #,
these are sent oEl 20 CO y adaress tree, and TIE
railroad geGple nave 20 carry Pc To- Latatag
gnGer taeir postat e1JEtrae1 with TIE United
STATES g1Earlz-el1-tE4 biggest government
@ eartl, Sir. Ten FL give one spy q tie
agricultural romance 10 Farmer Irea1Eay
aE4d 3 copy of sle geological aetE5ls % Prof
steEarE- All sEle rest Z leeG E4yaelt-
Eap-F1r what p4rgGaes
VI. Baggetsr u Cs-WhT, you. see, II put
~ frank ID tan and ship I'm 10 Zaen Gla1-
lleE IL Wisconsin, SEl1 h=zLL frank en- AID
sznt 'ea tack, AID It'll FRANK t=ca agaia and
res4Ifate5 EN- - ail1. AID these oo9ks-bE0
tons IL err, BY Cd -NtIE @ 5aes ard forth
over that blasted road trae l1tiI the lezl ses-
son OF Congress- Wen IL get bod IL sonls
lore AID start ITEM aI9Eg. too. I propose 90
keep liz dooas Il Laoti5a la5iI they EaaE cut,
AMI then FL sE1e tie Id company for tsaEl
ages. On Ill aiGzRn 'erl q lie extra EaLgl1
50 tge. D5ls ys1 torxat =
Every morning 1Ee Congressman goes
a7El % TIE tepot and p6k5s a5ous aa0Eg
the freight f6r hIs books. L Icy rave net yet
arrived OCT Il expects shazn every day.
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FOR RENT.

L7CR RENT-Fa0N FEEaT OCTOBER NEXT
L tha 'front.' 6ff1 se Of tne frat l3or suitable for
an insurance Office. ard -aa entire second and
Ehzr4 ao6rs, suIrs5Ia Tor eoffon ofsees u rhs
ding Nc. f95 Graylsg street. aear tha C6rt6a
Graqfsf street. 1918 Ila
LTog EENT-THE VERT DESIRABLE TWO
Il sT6ry frame residence No. NS Taaii.a De-
tween ST. Charles ard Caroadelar str srs eon-
Easas raj saloon DarEars, lIaIlgrosaa kitchen
ard fle bedrooms. all Ia good order. Rent ss
psr month ill October I. AJ5Lg To
J. g. MoRET
jackson Railroad Ticket Cfaes, corner Camp
and Cbnaloa streets jasg
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NOTION
s.seord Raenrdar.s Coart.

Humphrey and Nandoy Haley, charged
vt5a stahazHg and voanding WITH intent So
q EIrIar, ware examined before Judge Mitch
osrger yesterday. After hearflg ali che tes-
ttra6ny Mard0T Haley Was discharged and
E an 3lray was sent before Tie First District
Court under 500 5oEcla 20 answer the charge
OF NoElfizly less than fl.ss3 hem.
JoseEa Gilbert charged WITH tta larceny
q s45 Of sGea5 ZINC, Vas placed Under 5olas
for ais APPEARANCE
Geo. Gog~oFteh, charged wish assault AID
battery AID threats 30 xiii Was rafdalt.ed 80
the Parish Prison Id defsuIs 1t $50 bonds
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60 possess frora three TO dozen This ev-
plains WY sheep farming III Geors "a parEakes
ct tie hazardous characteristics OF Invest
aents Ii mining stocks. Recently the state
Superintendent o. Schools framed bill BY
vafGa il wass proposed to make The dog bousl
latioa contribute tag for taa maintenance ST
the COMMON schools. Immediately q howl Of
d!aap probation went 10, which twas heard
across the Alabama Eae. The degrees al
though 5hs watermelon season uas at ibs
height, and TIE planters chickens were az
ofolAlg size, Threatened 20 get Up AZ exodus.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-14
THE COURTS.
First District Coa 8

FIST District Court
aR.aTaNED 4yD Pleaded NOT GUILTY.
Wna. Williams, entering house ia sfe day
time without breaking.
Caas- Hamilton, assault with irlttert 10 sona-
hit fape.
SENTENCED.
Thes. Barr, larceny. eighteen months harc
LABOR in the State Paal6eltfasYe
0sg Mas, larceny, ten days Parish Prison.
Lizzie 5raitn. larceny two years hard 2oor
Il shs State PaTli5en5EaFy.
James sraith. assault and battery, SIX
aol5as Parish Prison.
VEEDTGTs
EsteEIa Thornton, larceny. guilty.
JOAN 5nOwdenv H. entering a dwelling house
Ii sf.a day tine. aud Z, larceny: not guilty On
TIE first colrtt D1b guilty OF 5ae secoad.
James Welsh. charged WITH assault Ei5l
Intent % XII not guilty..
NOTION.
On. motion Of Assistant District Attorney
Bazar, Judge Abel ortersd the jury soaaEa3s-
sIGners 20 draw $50 Eanaes TO serve as jurors
Il this court during 5he month OF September.
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WELLINGTON, Aug. f4-For the South II
Esntf and Galf STATES. slightly warmer east
arEY3 soatherLy winds, partly cloudy wealth
5asQetar.
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FALL ETyEE, Aug. f3-Tha latest devsE0p-
rlsTlts place tie trreg4lar5 ties 81 Water
Payne, tie third treasurer 81 tie American
Linen Cora paGY, ss sI75,3h8- This u she same
party referred 50 "a OR report ten days ago.
and which tie associated Press next day said
Hss without foundation ia fact Fail Esivar il
gfooly ever the deaoHeraens.
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Mechanics n md Tyansrst Insurance Esr


1aay No Is CaeoaSafee street. New 0risa 6s-
An election 70. Fasr1y Trustees. to serve for the
ensuing year. will 81 asla aG the of5es df this
eoEa Daay, On MONDAY at1gTzsr I8. 1873. 5e-
tween lie ao81rs Of Il en3 9sef0ex Q. FL.
GEORGE f. Frost,
auf a Acting Secretary
Exsursaen1sss, Take sssFes The steamer
W HIsPETs lsa74ag avary SATURDAY az o..
e. for fIeka6alrg. vii AXE excursion 1assssa~
gers 70 lassr RE EDWARD J.GATg returning
30 ths ei5y oa 81 MAY EVENING. Fare fa4r tie
r0fEEd III . 9rIy E9E z 81 D0LEAR4. The GAY
ea Ger ragEEar srtDs % MONDAYS and FIJI
DAYS az D. a. vii carry passengers 10 Car
t6IIr1rl 5E & E5a EI85 CENTS sasa ta5 groefets 20
5s algt1sG all6ag rEl5 etey grDksns Asyf1Ells.
JOHN J1NaEY. Agent,
s. wi Ga Con- non arraer.
TINS WBmAnss Christian Union will
meet oa taa arsr and seeoad TUESDAY Il each
5l6Lta. 81 4 a. H. a he Gar3Edelst sGrssr
Methodist Charca.
MRS. j. J. LYONS. Prsst 5ens,
Ms r. ]. Coo7. Secretary les G
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BANK NOTICES,

SO to $1,000 IEvEsTzD LE WALL
saass every aaonfh. Books sent frea explain
ing everything. Address EIITEE q co. Eaax<
5rs. II Va ss-ses. n. L. apa1 fgDkW
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EATHER BULLETIN.

WAH DSpAH-RzEr,
EIaa Service. United skates Agra5. !
Daily mscyoIo9feal record sor she sfxhs nna-5
srlssLa5 II b. Il. Wednesday,. August f3.
Otssv asts saksn ss sas same ElonsnG Ut
tI1le 1t 81 ssa5aars.l
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4 Frarca parliamentary sofa rrsfftttee E1sa4s
rau6rsad faT9Fag5g OF 3 5iEf requiring b. aoa-
tractors far 17zbI5e WORKS 81 DE- afatIgss ald all
material employed co Dc Freueh-
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RAGGING lnDTIEs.

MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS At POINTS
W csfaarangtaaff asaIasr liz ci5V aaa ali VINO
fear 90 lrf4r their sep lies ID fhIs market are
res 5sftfFgay informed that / aaa Prepared Is
Eli all such critters fr5na St. Louis direct and
witt t4Es5 a5eh. taroy zh rhafr merchants mere
FEEL. N OGDEN,
ARK ~ "a T7rsfssy ssraer
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The nf4sta ot Fiaiat5ra IS cot new I lat
DsV.ft 1J456 EaFe kaoVE Is and giaTeti i5 3es-
t9re SaaE ol tae harp IL made aaar 6T the 93l-
text. watch rafffe,s that Sal THEW 7elsr.
At rim New Iars World.
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AFGR oTHEE TRLEGRAPHrC NEWS
SEE EIGHTH PAGE
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GRIP TIE.

THE GRIP COTTON TIE CAN BE DgLTv-
cred to pEanbers and EasrehaaEs n EEls la-
5srT0r froEa s.. Louis ~ applying 20
JOHN 3. LiFITTE b CO.
e $50 II VI. IL EIrayfar street.
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We afrset atta1-iol ii oar readers 70 sae
Advertisement 1f H. Dudley Coleman i Bro,
Flal1 fafErars OF cora n1ilas Saw Ellis azsss aaf-
zon 1r=saes, ses- T1s5 nssV1 Removed. -Glsir
aCoex ia5o ! large AID e5alc.c1to5zs Few ware
house. aL1 49, a6T PREPARED with gsaa1ar
saei.i6ies 60 5fssr fatEzsealenes (, purchasers.
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w iIhafrs Tsnit,

This veil krovn. variable and uncomfortable
naEartal saFiftots 70 veil established Tor years
As q s5ectae tor diseases eat1ss,t By naaIarIal
poisoning IL ne Blood. will De soGnd also oa
trial 10 10 ~ aosF vasaspIs bro5h7Hae6ic
against Attacks G. fagsrs Of al kinds. TEA
spoonful 5aken morning and evening viii nar
only fns1rs axana5 rtan. 6a1e vii axoei froa tie
rood e. yes5.ga = E1lalae1al 1e4sol- L ean 5e
lad III sysrT Er.g stere.
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WI. L. CUSHING. New Orleans,
saHe Ax.mr for tine saasaern ssasea-

saEe A mt F@F EM8 ssSsa 5M@fM ME3SEA-
Country merchants allowsi a LIBERAL dise1UnT
On Al orders.
THIRTY CENTS L POUND FOE COTTON
The New Orleans Gor-an Exchanges uaEtS
TETETT CENTS & POUND fsJr GALE &C essrtn4
gtnaeaz On Ehe EAGLE COTTON GIN aaa stsrx
Tie sGrran TO the CsnGsl Mil Exhibition aa LIE
TEST Gale 5f sar1sn seen IN View Orleans.
ST HUNDRED DOLLAR PETZG 1T a..
LOUIS.
A. he graf 81. Louis FAIR LAST oeraber, fha
Grand Prfzs af $500 for the EesT EaLa OF GarrHn
vaa avafIsf. % 3 aaaes glazed 50 an HAGEZ
COTTON GIN. icing rom III Eagle GIN sesgS
by y. Z CUSHING &C N0NTG1NEET e
SONS.
Ill ar.sEs sho1Ia. ns sent CO
VT. L. CTSMfNEx
Lid Gravssr sfrass-
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N.arnt1al ten per azure. 3: ElInilaala, 50.
EaH4A Il
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OVER 81 ,O00
Eagle Cotton Gins
HAVE BEEN SOLD.

yetsrS asy5s alG aa1H 5eaE lSaG Successfully -
al the cotton producing regions &C he world
TIE BALE OF COTTON WEIGH RE-
CETTED TIE GRAND PE[ZR At sT. LOUIS.
C0LLAES AT NUMEROUS FATaa MAS
GEgN2D ON TEE EAGLE COTTON CIV
TIE grsas popularity of she Eagle Coeesn en-
Ii established from 1he wall anGwu tact Eaaf
hey are Ehe most rs4ia5lsr strangssF and 5esg
Cotton Gins ever g1a1e- The Eagle GGtEan Gin
rrIls La Ear zhaa aly other gin, tins having
grsaE advantages For planters who wish 10 ran
OF s0rs.- gGwsrt IL the numerous BIa1ssra
Tie fact that when their s6tI6u il sent 60 market
il always 5rtags che very highest market price,
as no other gin can Gr5dHae a acer er hes1sr
sample OF triton than the aagle CafsoH Gfns-
Over 4 ,9as Eagle Cersoa afls navs been mada
and sold. During q period Of evenly -four
years "a watch The andsrstguasI las
been the Agent sc The Eagle Csrt6n Gins In
New 0rieals. he 1as Hsrer Lad 9 Gytaa rsasrasez
saer eataatSe~ o ne Eagle fafadqa Giz - ssese
Dgs5ss 5s I3zTBsts~ E55cfl IL ucs inches anr5sr
liam HJost otter szsts Of a-gHs atat gjuSsF s1r
lg-sGzr fins more tsst1 aa5 sasg Gg-e m6~s thHx
Gssg gsff syJsazs5er 1gad NE sa1as J~sx
Es3Fam1Gge al aIs Hretgs-F7ich ssfa1dsr gz ssv
asrgss. slzsd FMS eGss - sG.s52y sst3qlttfsfs.
Planters Wishing rs81saBds C5tfon Ga1- VIII
Carro1 Gin. Win he certainty EaaE they ara aaE
making An ulJrfsG experiment.. aur Will 0EraIx
a GGrIan Gin which Ia tltCrasG nY Fha dI3HSk
aud largest planters "a tie COUNTRY a. the 5ssE
u lss.
i Iargs stock of Eagle C1rson Gins ara Always
ieDt On sale n View Orleans ready lor Emme-
1laEs Shipment
Ptanrars aE1dEt1 De particular 20 STATE Il Eaey
war; right or left hand motion Gins.
Prices rave 1EeE Fef.IGaa this season Cd S3 M
Il saw Ne EseD On Sale GINS Of ~, ~ ~ 3D. 81
III, ~, = al1 20 SAWS, Seth rta1T aLd Lett aa+lG
l.s7rfal.
Il .Ess- &c, -
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LOCAL KEE0RD.

r. sneafas rising; r. Indicates fa,-@as' ..
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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-14

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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-14

BATTHoRE, Aug. 13.-DaFts Miller :
large drug warehouse al1 mandatory OF
EaTaring extracts. No. I'D H0Iarf srTaesr ~aS
badly damaged By ire tonight lie los
will approximate $4,000 TO S35+ 900. Insurance
Z home and oat Of town companies Inc
IRE, Bttea originated El the cellar among
sa1as chemicals and burned Upward vas Eery
obstinate, ana tha whole fire department had
60 o. called out.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-07-24
ROBBED OF JEwELRY.

Ladies' who indulge the taste Of
displaying their jewelry 10 the streets
incur the risk of being robbed. The
New York lady who was relieved Of
her costly bracelets few days ago
at Montclair, New Jersey, is>but one
of many recent victims. The rascal
who did it put his arm around her
neck, and, exclaiming IL must and
will have those bracelets" applied
handkerchief saturated with chloro
form to her face, aud she became in
sensible--to awake and find herself
sitting on the sidewalk, her jewels
gone. Some months ago, when four
ladies were riding in an open ba-
rouche up Madison avenue, in New
York, two we'll dressed rufiians step.
ped up to the carriage, and, whilst
one held the horses, the other quietly
relic we'd the ladies Of their watches
and iewelry, and both escaped. 1t
was in broad daylight, in the middle
of the afternoon. Dozens of people
were in sight, but no one interfered,
because it was thought it was fami-
ly dispute. A few weeks ago two
ladies while walking up Fifth ave
nue., were stopped by man coming
behind one of them and pulling the
diamond rings from her ears. This
was in mid afternoon on crowded
thorougbfare. The villains engaged
in this crime received a sentence of
twenty years each in prison. But it
would be just as we'll to save weak
people from temptation, and be more
in conformity to the rules Of good
taste, for ladies not to decorate them
selves in jewelry for out door occa-
sions.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-07-24
A TERRIBLE JOKE.

Last Saturday night Mr.. Anderson
Griffin, Of this county, proposed to
Mr.. jesse YaFbrough, one Of his ten
ants, TO play of joke on some
| young men who had been rsiding on
his water melon patch. The plan
was this Mr.. Yarbrough, who is
young man about eighteen years old,
was to get the parties su pected by
MIR. Griffin to go into the patch after
melons, while Mr.. q would secreto
himself behind stump near by
| he agreement was that when the
men entered the patch, Mr.. Griffin
would fire his pistol in the air and
Mr.. Yarbrougb was to fall and pre-
tend that he was shot Mr.. Griffin
did shoot and Mr.. Yarbrough fell
and cried out that he was shot. The
other parties ran off, Mr.. G. cons
tinuing to shoot in the air as they
retreated. Mr.. Griffin, on returning
to the house, noticed that Mr.. Yar>
broagh did not follow, but continued
to cry out, so he went to see what
was the matter. On arriving ct the
spot, he found that he had shot Mr..
Yarbrough's brains out. Mr.. Griffin
says it was purely accidental and
states that as be attempted to raise
the pistol and shoot in the air, hav-
ing one finger on The trigger and the
other on the hammer, the hammer
slipped from his finger before the
weapon was raised to its proper
height lie says he had no idea
that Yarbrough was shot until he re-
turned to him, and regrets the aeci~
dent very much. The young man
was not dead at last accounts, but
there is 20 hope of his recovery
Such foolish handling of fire arms
should not be INDUCED in aud should
be stopped.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-07-24

THE Collector of Internal Revenue
has issued circular to all collectors
throughout the moonshine districts
notifying them that the failure of the
appropriation for the marshals and
deputies must not be allowed to in :
terfere with the vigorous enforce>
ment of the laws, and says; II de-
sire by the close Of the present fiscal
year to see the frauds in the sale Of
spirits of tobacco entirely suppress
sed."