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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-06-10
SONGS, ONE CENT EACH,

134 The skidmore fancy ball.
1876 The hallway door.
1877 Darling Bessie on the Lea.
]3S The kiss behind the door.
l3S lilremember you, love, in my prayers
al Old wooden rocker
JAS Speak, only speak.
l43 Dancing around with Charlie
l46 You may look but you mustn't touch.
lat My daughter Julia.
$50 There's always seat in the parlor foryou
l52 We no mother now, I'm weeping for you.
l54 Nearer. my God, to thee.
l59 Massa' s in de cold, cold ground,
l59 Say kind word when you can.
100 Cure for scandal-COmic.
1852 Strangers yet.
165 cannot sing the old SONGS
1877 Waiting. my darling, for thee
10 IN lonely since my mother died.
l72 Tenting on the old camp ground.
! ia Filtration of the whip-Comic.
IT'S The slaves dream.
IFS Don't you go, Tommy, don't go
$50 Willie, we have missed you.
| lS2 Over the hills to the poor house.
1S s5 Don't Do be angry with me, darling.
| 1856 The old village school on the green.
| l91 Filtration of the fan-COmic.
| 1914 Why did she leave him?
! 1876 Thou hast learned to love another.
| FOB Ihere's none like mother, if ever so poor.
204 You were false, but IN forgive you.
208 Old log cabin in the dell.
| 200 Whisper softly, mothers dying.
! I'll Will you love me when I'm old?
2l6 Come into the garden. Maud.
2lS Where there's will there's way.
| 220 Annie Laurie.
| 222 Shermans march to the sea.
2S3 LamentatiOn of James Rodgers.
2A Come, Birdie, come.
225 Now lay me down to sleep.
! 226 Ever of thee.
22S Love among the roses.
! $50 Der Deutcher gal.
232 Old arm chair (as sung by Ned Barry)
| 239 The sailors grave
! 242 Farmers daughters; or, chickens in the
garden.
| 43 Oh! dem golden slippers.
46 Poor, but gentleman still.
| 249 Nobody's darling but mine.
PSI Put my little shoes away
| 252 Darling Nellie Gray
255 Little brown jug.
| 256 Ben Bolt.
| PSI GOod-by, sweetheart
| $50 Sadie Day.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-06-10

Baby mine.
Ella Rec.
The old cabin home.
The little ones at home.
7 Old black Joe.
y See that my graves kept green.
- Grandfather's clock.
IL Where was Moses when the light wentOut?
q Old folks at home-Swanee ribber.
"a Sweet by and by.
26 Whoa, Emma.
Is Oull remember me.
81 dreamt dwelt in marble halls.
30 When you and were young, Maggie.
"a Cottage by the sea.
IS We parted by the river side.
3G When saw sweet Nellie home.
43 cannot call her mother.
4S Take this letter to my mother.
40 A model love letter-COmic.
so Female stratagem-Comic.
81 How to kiss a lady.
So Wife'S cOmmandments-COm
81 Husbands COMMUNICATIONS
Sc Little old log cabin in the lane.
So Marching through Georgia.
60 Widow in the cottage by the sea.
IS The minstrel boy.
70 Take back the heart.
II The faded coat of blue.
"A Slavery days.
rs Der mule shtood on the shteamboat deck
TINY old Kentucky home, good night.
10 Thou art so near and yet so far.
so The sword of Bunker Hill.
81 The gray hairs of my mother.
81 I'll be all smiles tonight, love.
86 Listen to the mOcking bird.
SO Her bright smile hauDts me still.
81 Sunday night, when the parlor's full.
IS The Gypsys warning.
9S Swinging in the lane.
102 Ills but little faded flower.
l04 The girl left behind me.
los Little buttercup.
10Y Carry me back to old Virginny.
100 Kitty Wells.
ITO Billy's appeal to his ma.
IL The old mans drunk again.
116 am waiting, Essie, dear,
lis Slight hints-Comic.
10 Take me home to home and mother.
100 Come sit by my side, little darling.
III Kiss me, mother, kiss your darling.
123 A flower from mothers grave.
1A The old log cabin on the hill.
126 The Skids are out to-day.
100 Coming thrO' the rye.
1872 The babies on our block.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-06-10

Ex-SEcBErARY OF WAR MCCRAKY lee
tured in Des Moines, Iowa, on Profess
sional Ethics. Among other things he
said: "Therc are lawyers, or men who
call themselves lawyers, who hold the
opinion that they are to reflect in all
cases the wishes aud views OF their
clients, having no opinion and no con-
science of their own. Such will consider
themselves bound to aid rascallty IT the
rascal will pay fee for it and they arc
generally we'll fitted for such work"
We have known justsuchlawyers, and
to our shame we say, we think we have
item with US now-men who will defend
any case, so long as they are paid
fer it. Mind you, we believe every Grim
inal should be accorded counsel, but nc
honorable attorney, knowing his Glen
to be rascal, will aid him in his rascal
ity for money consideration. Every
criminal and every law breaker has right:
which it is the attorneys duty to see pre-
served, but further than that it is not hi
duty TO 60.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-06-10

The Winona Republican in regard to
the reelection Of Judge Mitchell states,
"whils Judge Mitchell is not candidate
for re election in the sense and to the ex-
tent that he will! personally engage in a
scramble for the Office or against any
body who might seek to oppose him, yet
he is willing that his name should be
used in the Republican convention pro-
vided the other district does 50. The Of
flee OF Judge he rightly looks upon as
one which should occupy a higher place
than that of an ordinary public Office, and
should be removed as far as possible
from the arena of partisan strife. Fol-
this reason he will neither himself en-
gage iu contest for reelection nor en-
courage others to do so in his behalf, bu,
will leave the question Of who shall be his
successor entirely to the IMPARTIAL and de-
liberate judgment Of the elect,:s.
Had other judges whom We might
name done likewise it would haze been
better for them, and also for the c, mmu
mites in which they live.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-06-10

THE late storms of both day and night
for about weeks continuation have been
r. ma-kable IN severity, and in the breadth
of country covered, and the amount Of
rain that has fallen during certain periods
has been unparalleled. In Mower and
other southern counties, we fear, much
il jury has been done to crops, many
low fields being entirely inundated. The
clouds are still heavy AID threatening
occasional showers coming up, with
barometer low,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-06-10

MANKATo was visited by the heaviest
storm ever known in that vicinity last
Saturday morning, between the hours of
ten ond eleven. A careful estimate places
the damage in the city between $4,000
and $4,000. Buildings on the low
grounds suffered more than those on the
bluffs; metal rooted brick buildings more
than frames. Trees by tie thousand torn
and twisted in all shapes, and the city a
scene of havoc and destruction. No lives
l.. ~
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-06-10

THERE are 100000 pounds of last
years tea left over, and there are 34,OOO,-
600 pounds of Japan tea coming. When
it arrives there will be more tea in this
country than ever there was before, and
u illlons Of pounds more than are needed.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-06-10

SHERMAN PAGE has written a letter to
Williams, OF the Standard in which he
denies any intention Of running for Con-
gross. He we'll knows aud by this letter
confesscs that he has no possible chance
to be elected as representative from this
district. The recent State Convention
throwing out his bogus delegation from
this county, not even allowing its claims
to come before the Convention proper
has shown him tina, his political ambi.
tons cannot he materialized. 1t will be
we'll for the citizens Of Mower 10 remem-
Der he was not to run for Judge a second
time yet he did all the same. The pup
lie may as well understand once and for
all that Sherman Page IS figuring to con-
troll the patronage Of this county for
his own political ends. He well
knows he is too unpopular to
stand as candidate himself so the
same end is gained by the nomination
and election of one J. A. Lovely of Free
born county one of Pages attorneys al
the Impeachment trial and a bosom
friend Oh! ''for ways that are dark
&c. This professed Lovely anti-Dunncl
movement, is Page movement. Mr.
Dunnell has we'll known ability which
can only be recognized by and which de
serves, reelection to his present position
and if he needed more to give him q
boom in this part of his district fer an
other term in Washington, the attempts
of Sherman Page to get control of ou
county patronage through Lovely o.
some other man will have the desired eff
feet, and will roll up larger majority
for him then ever before. Page is anti
| Dunnell.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-06-10
A Decided Novelty.


The Messleurs De Comas, q troupe Of
aerial bycicle;sts, now with W. w. Coles
great circus and menagerie, have invented
an ingenious continuance, which is GER
tainly devised with the express intention
of breaking somebody's neck, and it is
more than probable that one Of the ia
NOUS De Comas will be "the man that is
laid out" Their performance consists of
riding an ordinary bYclcle upon a wire
something over fifty feet from the ground,
and to this Is attached q trapeze Of the
usual manufacture, upon which two of the
brothers accomplish number of thrilling
exploits while the bicycle rider propels
them from one end Of the canvas to the
other with the velocity of the wind.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-06-10

TIE best reform in domestic life is
without doubt the introduction of Dr..
Bulls Baby Syrup. Where it is known
no more laudanum is given to the Babies.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-06-10

One of the churches in ST. Peter has
expelled every male member who belongs
to secret society. But two male mem.
Dcrs remain in the church.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-06-10
Married.

LLE-GEEKLER-At the residence of
Rev. A. Cressey, on Sunday, June 6, 1880.
Mr.. WILLIAM HELLE, Of Freeborn County
Miss ANNA NJ. GEEKER, of Lyle, Mower
county. Minnesota.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-06-10
JAMES A. GARFIELD THE NOMINEE.
Harmony and Rejoicing.

Chester w. Arthur OF New York, Vice
President.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-06-10
Agents Wanted to sell our Goods

DlAA0C Stool, cover and book $40 to
TJANO0 $1,000. ORGANS, 10 stops, 3 set
reeds, 2 knee swells, STOOL book only $9s. W-Il
Illustrated catalogue free. Address DANIEL F. BEAT
TY, Washington N. J.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-06-10
XkE TOM SsE
A ROYAL SHOW.

The Ovation % w. w. Cole
Yesterday.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-06-10

The popular demand for tho GEN
U1NE SINGER in 1879 exceeded that
of any previous year during the Quar-
ter of Century in which this ''Old
Reliable'' Machine has been before
the Public.
In 1878 We Sold s56, 422 Machines.
In 1879 We Sold 4sl, 167 Machines.
Excess over any previous year,
74,73 5 M A CHIMES
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-06-10

A Glittering Street Pageant and
IL Grand Performance.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-06-10

immense Audiences BOTH a fter-
noon and Evening.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-06-10

from the end Of his nose to bullock. Most emphatl
caly the largest specimen of the cattle species ever
discovered and beyond all question or doubt the
most gigantic brute ever bred on the American con-
tnent 600 is offered for living equal in point OF
size and beauty.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-06-10
THE PARADE.

Mr.. Cole promised grand street
pageant and he kept his word. The
display was as fine as has ever been
made here, and was co1nplimented
by the thousands who filled the
streets on the line Of march. The
features of the parade were too
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-24
saARRErs nv TEi.mu HArM.
DOM Es,rJN.


HT louta Feb "a Hogs innntIva. Ynrkara
IL taf0A If, packing - abft 10 buea,a' tn so
l"nt - 4Dlt GO. tecelpte 5000 shipments not te-
T. srsd Cattle auii aud uiunuins. n. 4 the sup.
ply Ia n,ainls oi lnfotiat a'aa. native steers
"a nllDA 10 10 butchers 81 4onpA 90 faalnrs ~ IA
apt ~, ,eeeluts GOO rhirman'a not reported
Hhnep auuntv light, falt to good ~ 1904 go
prime TO choice ~ 7sffs Fe. extra sheep would
bf ng ~ I6fuG. raoeitta 400
FOREIGN
HAVANA Feb IA Sugar Better atlyinaa from
the llnitpl Hates nauena ptioea to inprtve the
market closing rt'h m inward tendency Mos
toto u 1kmat. t"als, gold pa, ar,nba, Nos
IL To ~ ID Il, ~ ans reals nolaa sugar,
Noe 81 ~ ftsdDf. nnsaavt'lr ettat, common
u fair Gtst01s real aanttifugai sugar NC 10
arnea pnatfsatiun In hnsaa aud hagAhaa.la. q I.
tpa taala
an'ha In wa,nlouae nj Havana md tnua IA
~ 400 haSne ao.otn haua sud - ESQ hh,la Re
ns,pta nf the waat 900 hnsna attton ,apa "a
10 ann hhdn Is,.,'a fnr tha wee asop - saa
n bm la. nnd " onn lih.ia tnn utlins 500, bags
Hpa,Ish geil anGll aaE. Fs heten flrms on
the Huitai Rtp'ns. % .t,ya gold. "a premium
I sight IN s'stDas. nratnin,4. on l. ,ndan If <
GDlfia p'"mium
hIp 1AmptRn F.h u fpraa market very an
lntnl ma r.fln"a advancing & ,t,,i II se eAtal
1ssaHn ,eia IL, 10 hIloa Exchange on London
2ats
hAHrnu Feb N. flelTaa muka vatr mi
nod ,tI i,,nea ,t,ivnnnlng attIalIp, hfanp0a
Glenn Iefa pnr II il"e.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-24

CITY HOTEL. Mlas Y Ewell Fvergreen, In
Louis Haist'ev, Fhiadalthin Ova,ton Gale
Lafayette pnftah, IIaniy u III, ha,t,apn 81 Jos
nph Jamaa I Iluticr Natohry. 4 II Denny Il q
Wood. Nose F,iut Miss J MARTINEZ, Mobile
y Ods. Louisville: NJ Watson. In. Viddir
Ark y fhllItra, u Ohtnar' Jr. md wlfe Mas
Jose Mayer. Miss Clnrn Hfunrt. Miss Lila In
lnnn. New rasaa landing j I: Cunningham II
. Iiaalnr. DR. J y Mea noe. Hlpglsrville. Mies
u Thomas T"rry Mlsa. u w Rlne, I, u
ailar q Stuart. w Atuart. Clinton
Miss, Moss. New York II Fnmbrnthnr
rea, l'nRtnn. Miss I lsolson ana wife, Ohio.
VIM u Manlauald Philadelphia. q Enleetarni
a,,d family. W Lime Ruakfori. iii. II tIpI-
ohnux franklin. la. ! Ilnvrn dbrago.
AT ilARLHH HOTEL Iaziett Now York
IIuab Hihhaln. Hnnga Eaat Indies. G Nqbrain,
Hwft Chicago u l.lahardaon Jnnkson Fritz
Jasoh BARROW. Naw York, Gar Hrnhrrg Go
ronha1nn. Denmark: Frank Harmann Guds-
malR. W J. Kernnnhan. lownr coast II htlarna
Lakn Gna,lea. II Prince mud wifo, Uo,laton. j
Frank Loo, Wika Bend. J NJ Taehar, Chicago.
Chicago: Lufloa Lilly, u r Judd. Mich Il /,
Huntington, + Il Rice, 81 Louis. Pharr 1T
MARY T. J Watson, Rodney. Thoa Montgon-
cry Port Gibson jas A Barry md wife anrnl II
Hnnd Chattanooga: ! II Cornell. Now York IL
Wilcox. Mexico. u T. Tanhn nnh viii N Jnmea !.
" Q II Robinson. city; "A Isexfnrd Miss nhna
Baldwin. DanI Hartley. Mo,1le Ohas +
Htanton, il lown, nnsst.
1T. JAMES HOTEL, ! SWING city; VIM NJ
Inaraiily, I'll. John X Il Thompspu Fnat Ts
iiaiana. John harrow. West Faleinnn. Juo
Itvino Wlfaehitl and aervant Bayou ara
Yatk, NJ sa WalRh atewart. city bf w Butler.
Nashville. David Boil steamer II T. I.an, sam
y Mnlr"sn. FL Norwood Now York r. y BAL
ihntinn. Tesaa. q Norman. Tagaa.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-24
OFFICIAL.
LAWS or THE STATE or LOUISIANA,
pUEL1aUH,p nv AUTHORITY.
REGULAR SESSION OV 1850.

Ma ~ AN Atrr
-
!" amend and re=efa't section 'lls"f Rays
haVla"' S'a'u'ea.
Ne e,,ncird bufhr Tepe,al Aaaemhiu af The
vinfe If Inuiainna That section IL 1T Rays
Revaesl SthttItea ha atnatIaetl and Ia-ananta1
to read follows "Iho following shall hs
0nnslflerad M days of public rsat In this State
aud y" others namely The il,st Ut January,
The eighth ri January. the twent second Ut
Fahtuaiy Ma,.li Graa. tho fourth nj March
IN Now 0t leans. tho fo,irtl nf ly. tho tyen~
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-24

NEW hRbhANH GLEA nINu- HuUhM.
Thus far Faornnras Haanres
| Hin M-...-.+s Al ~ .F,i ~ flE Tlp Nh
| l,at week. 5.. #3.... ttt nnt ~ E3r - VI
| rhia waeR Ia YEAR Ini. 1ai ni1 ~
| TuE dnsHv MARsHr tae.ar
Esaaut la,al rnr,,ntttt',p nalat 10 quote 40
nnni At ~ tdla anlla'o,ni nnne Sfnt in4Da
ia nal Ut the ',nnLa 500 v nen' r annnm AMI
nominal
Npw yonR Money ratn p cent,
IoNr,n ttank IT England rata = cent. Don
ane ~ A ~.
EAlaa Kanfaa aJ A.,
HtIvEe Mnsicantndara rule nj ana nat. trade
,ipll,.ra aiipps Amer lean halvna aud uuartn,a
rar bullion In London s2 , 1sd here fine 81 "A
ounce
AMERICAN NnI.p California ffDa oant ola
count Rhi weight pIdDpar. mutilatai y cent
iinaount
FnpHb,N uo,Na In currency: Five franc
pianoa AUD a. twenty franc ptao,a 81 iElD -
anv.rai1n ia ~ T66Dt a.. ton thaar places u QUO
HIaniah lnmhlpnna slE ma Patriot Holr
lanna t,N Md Mexican dauhlnnna tlF a6dD
Mexican twenty l,aaos piece 80 anf0lp A. Hnnth
Amn,loa gold a,o pai peaoa. aarman twenty
mni q ~ stit64 IL
HrrslINa Steady Hero commercial Ia 4a9 .
Am bank sDAaAia hauh nountaf rate IiaF
hank ata' Aaai. bankers aght iaa. ~ NaW Yprk
antnmnrntnl - 4a2 htnn. bank Aa4 D4Rlis.
FRtNua att'ady Here commercial, ara H.2at. D
,lls. bank Il 2oiD n Nav York commercial
f llts aNE ~. bank + IL. rE2n
NEW YoRR AiaHT Htoair fer commercial
Ipnnarfl,d n p1a discount and hnnkaIa
nnnn u checking rate Z, promium v finn.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-24
DELIBERATE rURpOaE OF THE PEOPLE
TO HxTtNGUIaH THE ENTIRH PUBLIC
IN. Y. Public.

IH, 7. TWhIln-1
Neither the London Ennnop,iat Dor our neigh
iinr, the Financial Chronicle In nn,np,auts upnn
n,apaWras Tor y funding the pui liza debt. has
tnhan into account The deliberate purpose IT
the pania H. SEQ tho antIra debt wiped out Hut
fhn purpose aS'a'a. II ia 80 strong ihnt no pol
titntan ~ party VIII dare ~ COMBAT ~ II haa
governed NIL the Legislation nf the country and
all the yaitii"s oi the people thus far Oh uuaa-
lions 81 finanoe Mntaaver, that nn,nose aeems
The grand fieliy with which The nation haa
bna fa' borne tie aar,i naaa fnr IA aarlyes
HnEniehmani IT The public debt has baen ra.
enRniaeh hy etateemen mud nnaneiora no laaa
eminent THAI Mt Gladstone aud Mr., bright aa
moot nvinning proof - the value Of free In
ntitu Lone. and VI the nnaaa III the paonla III
thia country f"r the enjoyment " such inatitu
tionn
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-24
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
prFIGR or THE DAILY DEMOCRAT.
Monday Evening. February ~. taSn.
DAuv MAnRET REvsEw.

Money Ia easy.
Foreign exchange aud New York eight are
steady.
Rtaio Cnnanla are n. rat cent lower ~" 49,
MUM bonds Il.
Htneha ara auiet but af'n WI" y" "'"'''
tendency.
nn,ton ia aaaay hare for arnta, with futures
a,ma, but under The partly arota. y" 'o'a-
gtams were reeeived here from New York 70
de,. hut the market elnsad nominal there Tor
epata on as,u,1ay aud aaar for fntntes. Liver
r.n, il \ III, IN for erota anl tla' W futures
uaxre IA ,Iul and tending dawn,
auanr and nalaaans are dull,
Ilion continues quiet.
uraada, uiys are steady, With the execution ~
.., ,naal which aInwa a ma, 81 lanlina
dorm and hay arm IRAN la steady. oa'n arc
easr.
Provisions firm,
arnneriee and country rrndno'a are In,a'.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-24

Hefre Firsf Gail May 6oo NJ "a ~ pno NJ - n :.
tntal i4nn Il ,iaa.
Ftat GuN May, }oo at ~ u june. 100 ut ~ ae .
totat u h,laa
Hnfre.n Ft'af and Gsaana t;rNa May loo nj
~ al june ina AT - %. paiubar. tNp "a, " % !.
total talan
n fleoe,, Se.ati ami 1hifsI 'inils juno 100 nj
iluta .rt inu II No..
lhnd trH Arti 100 II |, Il. 40 ii u "a. May
roo nt5ip ~. 100 al 1pal Nnvemor. too at u o.
total 400 I, la
after Third 'nf February. 100 nj "a &C. May.
COO " NJ tntti 200 nRlaa
7.fni 1niaa r. ,inv i3nn bales Including 1Eoo
hnt wenn rala. saturday HIao bales Including
4c d bet we, n o.,tln.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-24
BAhIsa HruFFs- BapeinR. 2 n -0i1xo y
yArd:2A -0l2n: ballnR twlna tssD-o y b.
MISCELLANEOUS

NAvAr. gToaEs Pitch a 7sd3l 70 p Dbl. Tar d
easn y bhl Roe'n % 2Eeoa 80 p Dbl Hpirita tur-
nantina Ae041s.o p gallon.
1a1Tor TIES The Arrow tIa ~ ko y bundle
QrIn TO n as Acme tie ". Trlumpb tie ~ 50.
Film y Wlar cotton bale tie " AZ. Nompreaaei
tie ~ 9s
FRuIra AND NuTs Maasina orangase GDa IN =
box. Palermnt D7 In Lempua Mea.inn %
p hur, Falermne hbl kp. Naples 071s Layer
0ge ia . oval nea If" y H. Layer rasine n ss
a n, london LAYER ~ 600 rlantains III y
bunch bananas 71neDfa bunch Ilaias u y
N Durrspts csc " HI Trunas iUn u N
u.tfon 100 = M Almonds 1nn y III Brazil nuts
lie y N, Flhatte i2t.a Narlas wpinu,s Loo
French dn t2i-a. Peanuts $50, Fannna GDina
tn quality Upcoanitta a!.n each. California
naars A. 80 n hos
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-24
NEW ORLEANS MARK ET.
[ I1a llnr

Cotton onanal easy aud ,ulT'l easy nj noon
hu nl,aad steady. The sales we're confined 10
Isnp balaa the movement haing ahmawhnt 70.
attiatad hr huyara claiming CONCESSIONS which
faoieia were indIap"sad TO grant The supply
was fair, but the aaa.r'nant waa rather poor.
The Cotton Exchanges raror,a aalaa to la y
6aoo haloa, Including after ~. III Ha 'urday
MARI orenei epsy and aloael aaaHy Htaipad
,.aDlso lnas than white u the aame nlaas
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-24
NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT TUESDAY FEBRUARY a. 1880.

exist and that the speculative fever is from
rertm ent and now In another. BY the operation
u forces which ~ combination, however now
atful can control nr resist. The increase Of
exchanges, accordingly. ia NJ present due In
email daeraa to speculative excitement. and u
indicates healthy growth 81 legitimate hual
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d. Il. HOBIfSON. fintea dor
lilly J. w, COLEMAN ITCH Of Agent.
4 TREAT JACKSON ROUTE
CMIEAAO. sT. LOUIS AND NEW Or
IkAN6 RAILROAD.

Tralna will leava and arrive M tho OaIlieps
tatreet Depot. on and after January IT. 1890 M
follows
leave. Arrive.
Exp. No 1. 1sao i. m. H,xp. No. a. s.w =. m.
god No. y. 7:ls n m. Mitei No. I. 7sao b. IN.
Nos and run daily. Mos. a and dally. OK
cep' sunday
Saturday Accommodation for MaOomp City
saVaa nj 4 90 D. III.
THROUGH 70 LOUIayIII,T. CINCINNATI
AND CHICAGO WITHOUT CHANGE. aaJ for
ST. LOUIS Hlseper Is nj taafsd nj M Ian,
enabling passengsrs TO 4 through without
lowing tho train, Only DaE CHANGE 70
NEW VDRR Rnd EAST EItN CITIES
fmuroysd bespius ana Haelinina CHAIR oars
10 VickaEurR daily. without ehnnge.
Tiekeka for sMa bsr'ba sesured aud Informs
ton given ri No. ~ OHmf a'reet. corner oil
Common.
A, d. HHELDDH, Ticket agent.
CHANDLER. nennrnl Pnsaonger Agent
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NEW DRLEANu AND MOBILE RAILROAD
~ (MOHILE FAST LhK1
THE HHORTHHT nDUIH TO KAHTEAN
OtTIEH
ONLY LINE WITH DOUBLE DAILY PAD.
HENAER TRAINH.
On and after sunday Novemhor o 1870, trains
will arrive and leave depot. foot ri Canal street
as followa:
rHAva. ARRIVE.
No E1press No. Express.
daily .,....-T 30 n. m. daily 20 a-n1s
No, EXPRESS No. EHrrasa
daily ,....... 500 nm, duly .+-..+,p.g0 p,m
Fiekaia nay ba obtained and Heepina Oar
herths aenursd In advance application at ths
ofylne corner Gamp aud Common ntrsetE. oppo.
site City Hotel
D. H. nOBIngOn. saperinteadens.
dllT J. W. COLEMAN. Itch Of Agent.