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ascsipts It the old Basln.

Am,te River-Per steamer Jenpie-30 cords wood
Is 600 feet lumber 80 600 shingles to order
Bayou Lacombe-Per sohr Mary Ann-se CORDS OF
wood to order .
Bayou Lacombe-Per sehr Josephine No 2-25
cords wood TO order
Bonfouoa-Per schr Odelia--2o cords wood to
order
Tcheeuncta Riyer-Per schr v M Fauria-575 bbls
sand to order .
stock ton-Por schr Star-40 900 feet humber to
L'Hote &c0
T. Hote SEQ
Hind Riyer-.Per scfr Sidonia-ls. 900 pcs slaves
Geo Fike
Amite Rver-Per sohr Bentouca-25. 900 pcs slaves
te order
La Chinche-Psr sohr Lake Flower-2I bbls mo-
la4ses and sundries to order
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skins sseka rice 81 bales COTTON whitney Aco--
40 do 9 aumbel-iA b 4 B Beer-ii Jno T Hardie
osssen s.sd Assseistion1.s sacks oats Glover
4 OdendAhl-i00 bills oil J Aldige-te head cattle to
N Flautt-sundries 10 order--Total 1la bales cot
ton 6lb sacks cotton seed t4s sacks oats
CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANs
RAILROAD.
Trips February g. 1aQ oar loads A. fellows -
1917 bales cotton to order--912 do Bella to
Allen. West &'Bush-is4 Richardson May.lia to
Biokham Moore-q0 Stewart Bros &oo-es Walden.
Hawkins b Roberts-sT w Hssey-s6 to ChAte
Hamilton d Powell-77 to Meyer Weis 800 Leh
man. Abraham Aoo--6s Hyman h Lichtenstein-49
T Hsads rsyns
man-35 Gardner Coppas Jnc Phelps 4cc-ga Al
len. Nugent &co-g2 Fl Allison &eo--2q 0 Thomas
Fslix walker 4 Dyhers~1s March 4 schlenker il
Jurey Gillis-,a Norwood 4 Riohards-l0 Keffsr
4 GRrdner-l0 3 b Newman &co-a to I Carver
r NJ Walmsley Acc--e II Il h Beer-8 Warren 4 At
kinson-3 Beades, Wood &eo--2 to Gleason, Day
Prond6t-9 Jno Chaffe & Sons-t j L Farguson eco
BEN Gerson T. SOM Moore 4 Coemsn-t to ]
sohwabaoher 4 Hrsct 40 boxes shoulders l2 tubs
butter Miller, Grigsby &en-G5 do 100 bbs -four 10
boxes cheese McCloskey Henderson, se sacks oil
cake Anderson Simpsons bbs highwlnes to II X
Gogreve-E4 pkgs butter TO q II Lawrence Aeo-l0
boxes bacon Frowenfeld 4 Pfefer-sundry mdse TO
th-do A whitney Geo do Simon 4 Kohn
DO Yale 4 howlins-l2 boxes drugs l. Lyena-1
piano organ Werlein-a1 pkgs mdse II Hsnsell
bs do Haller.es Holloway 4 hdwar,!s.ls to W
Smith, stauffer, Mscready &co-7 Vnet-a d."
Kstz Il Barnett = 0 sacks peanuts Oteri & Bro
tiercea hams Vose Bros-2s car springs Mesgaps La
s"'r sattss Smith srss
co do pkgs meat J b Selari SOM pkgs ma
ehinery = D Coleman Rro-les boxes cheese e r
DeIBondio- so pVs beer II Feanacht-iO cases canned
milk Lccbte Cordes-a5 dp Theurer Beoker--5o
John A Moore &co--op Burke A. Thompeop-l5o to
Smith Bros 4 Scc-,ea bbls sEPle' salamoni 600,
Hunt--t cal HtOck lfpfd Rpttjs NCO-l Cntte
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MARINE NEWS.
OPTION NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT
EnhrnArN 10 iEHn

UFFIUE NEW ORLEANS UEmUUHAT,
February 10, 1880.
Cleared YeaGeFnAy.
lr steamship Eybil. Farquhar, for Bremen
A X Miller Goo
SIP steamship Evira Zabols, for Liverpool
Louis Ranger &co
Nor bark Lcvise Bull. for Havre--
II Oettli Voc
Aus bark Blaudina p Soich for Havre
X Miller Goo
schr Mary Bryan. Thompson, for Apalachtcola, in
ballast Joseph Keller
Sehr Title vapderherchen, Bateman, for Apalachi-
cola In ballast Joseph Keller
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LIyKRPOOL.
HARRISON LINE.

4Al3& The steamship
CHANCELLOR,
Valiant commander,
will sail on or about February IL. 1880. from her
wharf foot OF MonteRnt street.
VIII receive cotton and sign through bills o
lading for the Continent. between Havre and
Cronstadt.
These steamships being Of light draft, will
cross the bar OF the Mississippi at all times
without detention.
For freight apply to
LUCAS f.. MOORE.
de2O1y 1913 Gravier street. up stairs.
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xscsipts or Prol.,cs.

GRAND ECGRr-Per steamer II zoo Valley-3io
haies cotton Nj Walmsley 6cc-is2 Meyer, Weis L
CLOS W Burhrldge &eo-as Keidar 4 Gardner
80 L Airey &oo-7o to Lehman. Abraham Aco n
coo Chaffa Hamilton 4 Powel-3l 81 4 New
mAn-so Renshav, CammAck &oo-27 Clapu Bros 4
co-26 w SeItel kco-a3 L Terrebonne-l9
Harrison il kc0-l4 Forstall 4 Jumonyile-ll TO Jno
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aWl0 msvwm.
rECuE ANN ATCHArALAYA.


FOR BAYOU TEUHE AND ATUHAFALAYA
RIVER
Leaves w EDN ESDAY, Feb. II. at D o. m.
m FOR ST. MARTINSvILLE. NEW
lEIss11At Iberia. Jeanerette.. Frankltn, Oen-
trevfle Pattarsonyille. and gill Inter-
me Hate landings on Bayou Teche and AtghHf-
aava rlver-The new passenger steamer
JOHN M. CHAMBERS.
r. II. Muggah, Master,
will leave IA above. For freight or passage
apply on board or to
GEO. b. HITE. No. 147 Gravier It,.
or J. T. OARLIN. go Magazine street.
No debts will be paid unless contracted upon
order OF
fea LLOYD T. BELT.
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Receipts by Railroads..
NEW nRLEANH AND MOBILE RAILROAD

February 9-l3A bales cotton 70 Orders 40 70 u
Farpuaon &oe-a Gardner s. Copp-24o sacks oiloake
q Forwood-l car stocl Aycock, Mitchell &oo-
do Noel & WootSn-3te bbls lime Snodgrass-lao
do Demouiile CSssach-<4o sacks peas Ewin-
ls5 do Dsmond Garoes-ei pkgs mdse H Barklage
30 do Porter so L Leconse Gco-5 L Boyd-s 10
W Irby- 3 81 Benssl--la hemey-9b M kuhner
II Raymond Ducas-A McCEacken & Brewster l2s
" G Tebaslt-lt3 Fiynn-69 kock Meyer-20o
sacks peas $ Meyers-sundries to order-Total ia
halaa
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RIVER NEWS.

TuesdaY, February 10, 1890,
Arrivals.
Zee marine column
Departures.
Isabel, ". y. Cay.
stage Ut tire Rivers.
Daily tejegrsphio report OF the asage OF water
n yarious points with changes In the "a bourf
ending yesterday nj 8 y. M
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LAFOu RICHIE.

INDEPENDENT SEMI WEEKLY NEW Or
LEANS. COAST AND LAFOURCHE
PACKET.
Leaves every MONDAY at ~ m. and THURS
DAY ut . p. m.
FOR WAY LANDINGH ON COAST
k&4G&tn and Bayou Lafourehe A No.
passenger packet
BELLE.
Max Blanchard. Master.
John Webre and q. J. Blanchard. Clerks.
will leave AZ above. returning down the coast
every SUNDAY and WEDN ESDAY. in daylight.
For freight or passage Apply cupboard or to.
v. II. BERNARD. st. Louis at.
y. HENO, 40 CONT at.
p q. Goes through to LocKport on the
Thursday trip.
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dkFk FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Levy
AAiHn26 ing Morgan City on WEDNESDAYS
and HATUHDAYa connect ut Galveston with
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STEAMSHIPS.
WEEKLY LINE FOR FLORIDA AND MA.
VANA.

MORGAN LINE U. g. MAIL BTEAMsHIPH,
lISRA FOR CEDAR KEYS, KEY WEST
4Alkn& and Havana = This following iron
sfeamsb ips will leave Algiers:
MORGAN "WEDNESDAY. Feb. IL. pm sharp
CLINTON. >. W EDNEsDAY. February Is. 8 a. l,
Superior passenger aocQmmodatiOns.. All
freights will be received at MorRan's Louisiana
street. For freight and paasage apply to
CHAS. A. WHITNEY Il CO., Managers.
ja2s Magazine and Natehez streets.
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BAYOU MACON AND TENsAs.

TENsAS AND BAYOU MACON REGULAR
PACKET.
Leaves TIL RSDAY, Feb. II, at . pm.
IT, FOR FLOYD. DELHI. WARSAW,
Qrockett's Point, Egypt. Cut-on.
Westwood. Eureka, Mound bayou.
Coulter Point and all way landings on Bayou
Macon and Tensas-Ths fine passenger steamer
TkN6A6,
L. v. Cooley master. Thoe. Knee clerk.
will leave as above For freight or passage ap-
ply on board, Or TO
BRITTON 4 EPfLER, lug dravier st.
tie2s LORD Il MoPEAKE. 122 arnvier street
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Arrived.

Rr steamship Belliugham. Gray. DAYS from Baiti-
more, to A X Miller Ico-4th dis
Ship Alexander, Cotton, As days from Rio Janeiro.
in ballast to Lowell & bailey Point
Rp bark Catalina, Julio. days from Havana. to g
Br bark Addie H Cam. Jenkins % days from Della
ware Brsskwater. to maater-Point
Nor brig Bonus, 0sen. 81 days from Rio Janeiro to
JL Phppa &co-ist dis
Nor bark Admette Macs II days from st Thomas.
to w n whitney Point
Nv bark Suithoid. Wichm.n. u days from 81 Thorn.
rs. 70 w II Whitney-Peint
STEAMBOATS,.
De Smet. Ottentorfer from Bayou Goula
Relle Blanchard, from Bayou Iafourche
e j t}ay, Brown. from Bavou Sara
Xazoo Valley, Rea freu Grand Ecore
Maria Louise Brinker, from Gtand Eccre
Ceruna, DE Hart from Camden
Jewel Truslcw. from Shreveport
Fanchon Broad. from Washington
Emma Irvine Ruiz, from Lower Ooaat
Lanra l. Davis Craw ford. from Washington
Alvin Scoyell, from Lower Coast
John 8 Baird, Baird FROM Bayou Barataria
asIs~-usmias Up.
Br bark Geo Mills wcodrna. ~ days FROM Rio JAN
siro. in ballast, to master
Kxperss.
LIvERPOoL-Per steamship Elvira-2Als bales
cotton
RREMEN-Per steamship syb-lsss bales cotton
HAvkE-rer bark RlandiEa Pa, 10 bushels OF
corn In bulk
HANRL-Pcr ehlp Lov1a4-N44 bales cotton lIQU
pcs slaves
Imp0rts.
PALERMO Per steamship Bsadioaa 25 bags
nae 69 bxs lemons to order-le9 bxs macaroni
boxes cheese Bassetd & Xiques-i4 cases 6gs to J b
Solari SoE-llo tons birthstone 10 cks olive oil II
bbls almonds Is bhs canary seed 10 ar cks wine 10
1-s do 50 bales paper N boxes cheese 1928 bKs
anses sl7s has lemons Barring Eras-e4 % 76 hss
oranges A Cochran & Caseres-l67 do a2a bxs lem
one A Cusimano From Messlna 100 bxs oranges
800 hxs lemons Barring Bros-sao do $50 bxs oranges
A Cusimauo--Sod bxs lemons & Paroua
HAV MAJOR steamship Morgan-3,, 900 cigars
t. ORDERS. COG GO 500 cigarettes sweetmeats
to S Rernsheim l. Bro From Key West. crates to-
matoes : X kGss-ss do Dbl wax Glover Il Oden-
dahl, box coal L Benz amin
HAVANA-Psr steamship Chaae-Soto cigars to
Magi 4 Mrauda-E do Vita-5o00 EIgster &co-
II 900 M Payrc-1c coz Bornio Bros-i 6,t 900 do 100
bales Leaf tobacco 5 Hernsheim & Bro-l0s do to d
Mcnay-sl X Sau reg 5000 Uo0 cigars NodAl-TS-
tai ass bales Leaf tobacco lla.oon cigars
HAVANA ~ Per steamship Margaret ~ ISL
bales leaf tobacco to C. st l. 4 MORE
LIVEkPOuL-Per steamship Prince Edward-2s
sas bdls cotton ties to j McComb-N pkGs mdse
to order
ST THoMAS-Pe, bark Galathea-4o tons coal
10 order
RIO JANEIRO-Psr bark Dora-4o0o sacks coffee
to j L Phipps Aoo-s5oe do to order
KINGSTON JA-Per sehr Jos P Machsea-s5e
lunches bar ALAS to P Macheea
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MOR0ANS LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL-
ROAD AND STEAMSHIP 90.

February 9-34 hhds sugar Is bbls molasses to
John Caldsr-1 60 hhds sugar A Tertron-s do to
Rykoski l. NansGe-6 hf bales BIbolst-7 do
L Lacassagne-6 A Adler-1 bales NOES j Nelson
co.. pkRs eggs Terrebonne-5 do Rykosh Ma
made -sundriee TO orderTota IS hhds sugar IA bbls
molassos
From Clinton-Per steamship Jasephine-s bales
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LIvERPOOL-Per steamship Evra-2Als bales
cotton
BREMEN Per steamship Sybil--is95 bales cotton
SO. 7sa bushels corn In bulk
HAVkE-rer bark RandiEa P-4a.t20 bushels Of
corn In bulk
HAVR.-Pcr chip Lovise-So44 bales cotton 1900
pcs etRyeS
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STEAMBOATS,.
essIsw-t,emiaa Cp.
RXDOFea.

Br bark Geo Mills, WeodraA. ~ days from Rio Jan
skro in ballast, to master
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TEXAS.

. PaanenGerH take KAIIfOad FeTfvbOat, loot OF
st. Ann street, at 9 a. m, reaching Morgan City
at Ia M. there connecting with steamers plying
from Morgan City. In connection with Morgan g
Louisiana and Texas Railroad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-15
Wy HALL. RRIDGETON. n. j..

GiAMFOED. Conu.-MIss AlkEN'S BOARD
- ING and NY ~CHO II. commences SepcmJef %.
For circulars address Miss AIKEN.
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hRlVER.-l'y voung man 20 wears Of age !;
1 la a tto-ou n anow Ggc oil hDrscs ana ana
care nj dri,cv rel Addr IS FRED BEN DER.
r., -I-ay , HrOo1An y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-15
Clm Hcal Ce!hlc tor sale.

DARGATN. harSl;n.-IIOu>e on 67th-st.,
ID near oth-ave, II sold IN week 49, 49,,
VLINTON-PLACE prop.rty, between Broad
\ Wv and jtL.4yc., los sale rutland & WHITING.
Beck .au,L
BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE.
Lars Of prope improved AMI un1nprov"d taken
ln-er o-rc o. CD.Io brown stone eWci' "A
ui.c pal street, and avenues pots OF H0uud sul'&We
for Immediate improvement .. ..,.-
NttA~I ELQU RED
prUuprty Tor exchange. " OF country.
prfl.- q ''i can receive 4aSO
is .tcA absolute sale 900 NtstHtuts.
Advances made 10 custom rs o. REM
J. h. ~ MIXERS Real Esai. Exchange. L-t9 broadway
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ITHE SWANSEA SHIFTING WORKS
GonnIrn Dropcrtp tor sale an0 90 Let

Qnnnrn ilropertn tor sale afo 90 LEI.
AT ORANGE. y. J. neighboIhood speciality.
~ --P1oIeIty for sac aat re1 all vaEeues great par
rams EDWARD f. HAMILrON. Il P.ne'si.. y \.
4 SHORE FARM. so miles on Long Island,
~ uent land large buildings, good orchard viii be
sold 10 ClO.e estate KULAND WHITING. BeeS
man.st
A GREAT BARGAIN.-For sale or to rent
~ very low a handsome stone cottage containing
rooms stable lawn shade tees convenient
schools ChUtCLes ana ferry. Apply 10 MILLER & 81
MON-DN, ". New Brighton, : l.
EOR SALE.-A firSt-ClaSS uptown residence,
containing rooms. bath. water al improvements;
built occupation ana no pans slsIed To make
beautiful pie grounds, ban rear Of the
places N IN eccu"n OF the CITY address on
premises owner TE 70 CUkRAN, Is Gouyerneurst cor
ner BrOaC-st, Sewars, y. j.
HUDSON RIVER PLACE for sale or rent
i Bet POughkeepse high ground fine view
house nearly furnished web horses, &C
address y. WRIGHT, POdghkeepNe y. y.
E2ONTCLAIR, \. j.. property a speciality
WI For le-Neat Gotta nearly neT. rooms nv min
uies depO churches, school garden and fruit
HOWE & PARSONS, - CedaI-st.
ORANGE, \. J.-H0USES and COUNTRY
~ STATS sale, furnished and unf urn!s1ot
BLACK ELL Il SMITH. OuD. main station Orange, Nj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-15

CT. JOHNS SCHOOL.
y BOardlnl Day School
FOR YDUNG LADit- AED CHILDREN.
STUDIO-fng IN and German kndefgarten. Separate
Department Tor young ,Ofs -
Cos - and u WEST 32D-iT.
Between broadway IN .th-aye. n ew York.
"wednesday, september - 1890
Rev THEODORE IRVING Lii Rector
DRIVATE TUITION.-Thc undersigned
viii 10 instruction IN private families and
-uool- 10 pulls M 10th IN Mathematical. Geek
La IN aud English studies, - . - - 49,
Address Professor " lLLIAM j NENIUo' IL w. bo1 Io%
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-15
REAL ESTATE.

Nrw.YorK. THURSDAY. Oct IA. 1850
wing s1les were held at the Exchange
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-15

BOARDING SCHOOL of rare advantages
~ ana cncap Penn LgtOn seminary. Pennington.
New-JeIs Address IH - IIANLON. ID. d.. Pr .ideI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-15

rEHE MApLES.-A family school for Young
AIDES and Misses seventh year begins in sent mjet
"a Miss NJ q. F.So EN Den. lchmond Hi St'n'
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Gin DroperIp GO Eel.


HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ENGLISH
ias-m ut hOus "a East 81. between Madison and
hot water furnace Crepaces Ia al hlul
cheerful hone 10 rent years private family
only owner mere from until :.
AFFICES TO LET, some desirable, at low
~ prices the buildings ), 3, snd BeeEmanst. 10 10
1873 NassausL AM iu PAX ROW opposite z. .. rutland
4 WHITING. BecEInan-sL
ITO LET. FURNISHED, at a reasonable rent.
Il class 4-sjorY brown stone house 80 East Glsst
Malisonavc. Ia CsOuoy furnished and IN complete
residence of family going abroad. Can be seen FROM
9tO - OF 3 to Is OcioCk.
rEO RENT.-FurniShed house, Ohio stone,
three -t0rv high stoOp. l27th be 5jh and
6ihsves Oe terms immeGae possesslch Address
w. =. z. o.. 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-15
For Both Sexes Country.

A BOARDING SCHOOL of rare advantages
q ana eneap "a 49, Penn neton seminary PENNINGTON
NevJeT.ey A.dlcss riiJo HNNLoN. u. D.. Pr .iael..
FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL on a
board wa ming ui,ion c'nfors Of country home Ms
II. q. NOR ELI. MAnha-se'e l.
pOSTON SCHOOL OF ORATORY.
ID Fun couI-e two yeaIS tr. hours day; shor eT
u'se year Term b"sls ustoer J. AIP .Sa'i9" "a, a.
d. " 'o' '''0o ''' apply - It. r. RAYMOND. Principal
CLAVERACK (NEW-YORK) COLLLGE
\ ana Hudson RIVER in t. nile from D. udson uy
~ Joys orGgay or Ill co. e., > pr Tt'ioa4 a" ''en
Gernas arr and muse srec'siie' ',hod oil hish rHnA
t''"E = Rev XiUHzo FLACK Ph. D.. Pr '-dcnt.
MT. KISCO EDUCATIONAL INSTIrUl E,
VI 81 kisco. y. ~ ie' and chidI.o WI re-
ogen sept Zoo ',oao.s. Miss iya,' Prime psl
NATIONAL s, HOOL o. ELOCUIIOo nd
Fan term opens oc'oo,T .o-se On appc On
NEW-PALTZ ACADEMY VII rcop sep
= iemoer ..-su error s1va '1grs or a 10 AN aud
oonproDenfys i"9' 'eraie For
NEWTON COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE. New
i.,y- sna hea ihS, excrsn; gov
g, 10, business :. year. sena aosI" ret I'D
.tate',s r.! Eve IT, IT, ~ ;S 'uis' Ioh' A. S' Or
DANNSY LNANiA SAFE COLI.EGE.-Ai-
j nnts bon sexes endowment Ian ? m.l'n milton
- rl,o. uea preparatory d-rar,m nt expen,s. to 50
s..r 70 az ocso dress J7h"n sIiORILIDGE,
= . rr. ID TO *. PcI@
E,OrKLAND COLLEGE, Nyack, y. Y -
- oil .cycs: - per extras but music oprns
:. ,,i s.Id To- new cita0Tas W II BAhNl~',.". \ VI
L'OiITI Jersey INSTITUTE, Bridg on.
a.sc,' ana sclca ldns BRICK. MODE im-
r.rn.r,- 1,A,Ie MIDI ho1i'hv. instruction thOf-
anga eeeus ep, send catalogue. H. X frasA PIN.
Mlsceunneous
APPARATUS and FURNITURE Of all kinds
" for schools. Academic, Coler and Hans SEND ior
% at,o,s IA En- PnAIl & co. No 10 BOnd-st. y. Y
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Eam Schools

A NNUAL SESSION (22U of UNIVERSITY
- LAW 81 ItOOL begins October next Address d. H.
JAQU -, secretary. 2Jl iiTUadgty.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-09-23

IN accordance with the Supply Bill approved
February goth, 1880, notice is hereby given that
the books will be open for the collection of
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-09-23
Kings Mountain.

The following extract from circular of
the Kings Nlountcin Centennial Association,
giving the programme of the military part
of the celebration, is full of interest for
such OF our volunteer companies as wish to
take part in this great centennial common
grafton of tho war Of tho Revolution:
l. On Wednesday, October 9th, there
will be, under tho direction of the eminent
soldier, Gen. Joseph E. Johnston, an illus
tration of the Buttle Of Kings Mountain
The companies to engage in the sham battle
will be selected from tho troops present,
representing Virginia, Tennessee, North and
South Carolina. Each infantry company
will como provided with twenty rounds Of
blank cartridges.
II. On Friday, October 9Th, there will
be, under the direction ola board of United
States Army officers, competitive drill for
centennial prize to be designated and
awarded by the executive committee. This
prize has not yet been reported to the
committee on troops. 1t will doubtless be
worthy of the occasion The drill will be
conducted under the following rules and
regulations:
|. The drill to include the school of the
soldier and the school company in single
rank, excluding the "scttiug up" drill and
the bayonet exercise.
2. The minimum number of men allow
ed companies to be twenty four, exclusive
o. commanding officers and scrgcants.
3. Each company to be drilled by its
own officers, without music, in such move
mcnts and 10 such portions of manual as
the judges may direct.
4. The drill to be in accordance with
Upton's Tactics.
g. The judges to have authority to make
such additional rulcs aud regulations as they
may deem necessary.
The drill open to the volunteer com
panies of Virginia, Tennessee, North and
South Carolina.
Z. Companies proposing to enter the con.
test to report by October l, 1880, to those
headquarters.
III. The military companies attending
the celebration will come provided with
ratons, tents and camp cquippuge. The
Association will assume the transportation
of tentssand camp equippagc from the rail-
road to tho battlo field grounds. The
point of dcbarkation is about five miles from
the railroad to tho grounds. All the com
panles proposing to attend the Kings
Mountain celebration arc requested to re-
port to these headquarters, stating tho day
on which t!cy will reach the point of de-
barkation on the railroad, and after reach
ing the grounds each commanding officer
will report to Col. John p. Thomas, chair
man, and hand in roll of tho priyatcs and
officers Of his command.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-09-23
A Word to the Democratic
Voters.

The Fairfield Ueratd states that there arc
forty-ono candidates for tho different Offices
in the gift of tho people Of that county in
tho primary election. The Herald continuing q
says thus far the canvass has bcen conducted
with decorum and an absence Of such bitter
personalities MS have endangered Democratic
unity in other counties. Nevertheless the
inevitable campaign tales and inucndoes and
charges against tho various candidates are in
circulation. As it is impossible to proyon
these from appearing, it is necessary to warn
he voter against believing them. unrcscrYcd =
~. 1t is not unusual for u candidate to be
abused by some persons for having done n
certain thing and by others because he did
not do it. lie who once thought himself II
good, respectable, quiet, we'll meaning eit-
zen. discovers rs soon as he has been an .
nounccd by Many Friends" that he has
always been crafty, unreliable rcprobatc.
entertain any Of tho charges and demand til o
proof, they would soon sec how liulo truth is
in most Of them. They will have to do
something of this sort if they wish good
men to servo them. A man with high
sense Of honor actually shrinks from cntcrin e
Il canvass because he feels that he is in dam
ger Of being fly blown and slandcrcd and
viliGed and he feels that the honor or emol-
umcnt of Office does not rccompcnse him for
MS annoyance. ms Is why politics nave
been turned over in the North to professional,
and often unprincipicd politicians Good
men will have nothing to do with it. In
South Carolina some Of the old idea of the
dignity Of Office still exists, and good men
still run for Office But they will cease to do
it unless tho circulation Of false charges is
stopped.
Lastly, the average voter is too often con-
trollcd by his prejudice. and he suffers it to
over balance his Judgment. What we need is
the best man in Office, not our best friend.
Let the voter choose his ticket rs lie max cs
his bargain for labor, and get the man who
is best suited to discharge the duties Of his
Office. Then the government will move along
smoothly, and the voter may sit under his
vine and fig tree, and congratulate himself
upon tho wisdom Of his selection.