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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-10
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
OFFTCE OF THE DAILY DEMOCRAT.
Friday Evening. January Q, 1Bso'
DAILY MARK YETI REVIEW.

From the reports we have. this month VIII
witness n benyy accumulation OF money IN new
York. and IA ilities for either Speculation OF
enssrprise will be abundant. me supply tusfe
aimee the fr-t Of July has bsen about slbs ooo'-
noo. of which ss5 600 600 have been Distributed
through tho country to move produce. Ibls
amount viii necessarily find its way back 10
New York. Besides this. OF least 900 VIII
no added II the bank circulation during these
four months which will be available for use
there with $3.50 100000 gathered In New York
city The impetus to business will be main
tanned. ssshe country has full condolences 10 i's
financial strength.
n looks very much as though the business
boom will keep booming, and as IL the Doom
was about to reach ua, from the upward 'eh-
dency Of cotton, The strong prices 81 sugar. ana
The more hopeful tone evinced in financial
circles.
A fair demand for money prevails.
Foreign and domestic exchange are stronger.
State Oonaols and Premium Bonds show
slight Improvement.
SC cks are In request for nearly all dividend
having sbares. and the market exhibited more
animation since the first or January than for
some time.
Cotton Is steady here. New York snots are
steady. while futures are easy. Liverpool spots
and futures are dull. Manchester Is firm.
Havre ID q francs lower.
Sugar lie In good demand and firm for the me-
dium and lower grades. but auiet for the better
qualities. The receipts are s3bo7 hhds since
September /, against 6.sos same time last year.
The stock under the sheds is sll6 hhds. against
5f24 last year.
MoIasses is In request and advancing for
choice and uufermenting receipts. The re-
ceipts since the frat Of September are 2o4 $3.50
barrels. against 1888 i24 the same time last year.
The stock under the sheds Ia 5l6s barrels,
against II ,7s2 last year.
Breadstuffs are dull.
Grain has given way In consequence of most
liberal supplifs.
Eand Ia ateaay.
Provisions though dull exhibit little better
feeling.
Groceries and country products are quiet.
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT SATURDAY JANUARY TO- 1880

South. for Canada and burnt, there remain
$40 900 bales. 3 $4,000 bales OF when may ar
rive In Europe before October |, and further
2.aso 900 bales are left fer Great Britain. al #
which are put down y1 a ah9ye 20 II
arrived In the old year, recei DTS from anpary
to September 30 would only be, 600 bales,
against 1 4BD 600 bales In 1912. The increase 81
ID 900 bales East India cotton allotted to LIVER
POOL Of total increase Of 400. 600 bales in chip.
ments from the Il Ct Indles. VIII be oonstdered
liberal portion. Egypt Ia put down for 10000
bales. against III 900 bales last season. and
BRILL. West india etc. with 10000 bates,
against 40. 900 bales making the. total OF other
descriptions, IA above, 100000 pales, against
With ref, rence 70 deliveries TO spinners and
for export Il IL to be REMARKED that during the
five weeks from the twenty 9th Or September
o the thtrtiefh of October they averaged only
46.2oo bales per wees, VII 70 IN the sIcceeding
nine weeks from the thirtie b Of October to the
was "a 600 balea. manly: 4s.44h American. COCO
East India aid $3.50 Of other DO cripions..
Allowing 50 800 tales. as above. inclusive OF
5000 to 5000 bates for export. for remainder of
the season to the twenty ninth September VIII
appenr a reasonable estimate; In 1878, during
the same period In spite Of great depression,
they amounted to 90 GOO bales.
Although imports In LIVERPOOL tn tho last
three months have considrrably exceeded THOSE
IF last year, yet the Liverpool stock on tho
thirty first of Deoem ber 1879, was only 6Booo
bales larger than on the second Of January, 1879
the Continental ports last Saturday held only
AZ 900 bales. against 1ss oGl bales on the CORE
epondtng day In 1878. and according TO the
Chronicle the total visible supply shows an In
crease OF only 45732 biles compared with the
same date IN 1879. y decrease of 2S33 les com
pared with Is 8. and q decrease OF Ala 699 bales
compared with 1877.
These figures doubtless furnish solid reasons
for n further Improvement In tho value OF the
article, especially when It ls borne. In mind that
while the estimates above are based upon crop
of & $50 600 bales 1t Ia nv no means impossible
that the yield will not exceed 525o. 900.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

CITY HOTEL-Mrs J A Ventress. M Ven,
tress. j Ventress, Iberville parish Mrs q ii
Gordon. Wo1dville, Miss; John Croweli, 81
Louis Mo: T q Bryan, New York; Ford, St
Louis; DR. T e Robinson. Mrs l. Il Jblnson Ter
rebonne; i HaldemAn, New York: Geo U Tay-
lor. Lafourchs; Fl W sfadorf, Bagdad. Fla; VIM
A Christian New York; @ FL Lewis, New Haven,
Conn: b Seamen, w H4ckett. MssissiDpi; II Il
Conner, wife aud two Children Mrs Lena STU
art Natehez. Il T Rogers. Massachus sits Z II
Randolph Bayou Gonia, ia; q + g 'oper New
YORK; 6 Davis. Alabama: john g Kinnier and
wife, Brooklyn Il FL Murfee. Mis=i 9slppl; ST.
mon We'll and wife. Bayou Sara; Matt LELAND.
New York; John Knopf st Louis; 4 Parker
wife and child. ID Hubbard aud wife, Chicago;
g Mar kman, G alvestou: Q Bolcks, Clln on !:
W Fl Colbert, Carthage Miss; VIM Andrews.
Ruatan. Hond; e Pierce. Dallas, Tex; w Il
Draper and wife Hur nvlie. Ill: Jos Leon.
r 2 Casey. New YORK; @ III Smith. Hot Springs:
James Mailon, Baton Rouge. La; Lewis Taxa
da. Rapides parish. La: G Wise. Alaxandria.
La: W Pursuance Texas; a MILAN.
Waxahatcbie. Tex: @ Z Harrison, Austin.
Root. Mississippi: T J Montyo. Louisiana !:
w A Rutledge and wife lower coast; Jas Liv-
ingston. iberia parish. La; Thomas Johnson.
Texas; T Butler. Bienville. La: W Harris.
DeSoto parish, La. Thos Il Vaughan. Cad 10
narish La: Ogerton Cade. Lafayette parish.
La; 81 Orr Houma. .Terrebonne parish. D
Dusuaad La Croix. Jefferson parish. La; W Il
B8feman, II Tucker. Ascension parish. La,
J Moneure. Caddo parish. La; II V Mccain.
Monto omary. La; VIM FL Prescott. Alexan dria.
La: Fl Elv. Iberia parish, La.
! ST CHARLES H0TEL-Beni Smith and wife,
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R Rtanlor Tham pson Wfhers, Waiter Dean.
q I. Thorn. New York; B smith, Mrs h hlonas
Ghieagn: ID Smith. Toledo. W Joh4 y Eage af
Delta, IL o Thorn. Ctneibnatl' MAJ ~
Louie: Chaa andrews, Ooi0rha90 4 q w ,stobran
head X a Higgins M ssissfpri; q hntenMha a.
araenyie Mlsa;J II Coegtnye. harenisnee Ios,
n w Marston Red river: Ball. Ms 49,.
Galveston chris Helhurg aud WiIs, hou ssaat
II d Walker, Teehe: w stofiap, raylo. Pg ~
tie. Kearney, A Thorn 8, " Iaaea aoast a
W & And. RI n Memphis: Thomas. c s,.arned
] swenson. Bayou Sale. In as9 MoohMTo ohr,s
~ paul: A Stanton NAtehez. Hafton.s yo ON
wilkins city: Frank Wataon and wi1e. Se W.
semi: Jas RI Watson Rodney ,, q
ST. JAMES HOrEl,-E q DaVldsgon,, torn
Craig New York @ and kanna'l. 2 Ta
Exnress Co: Leon Jaat remski. Baton houRes5J
RI 1arser and family Baltimore; II Jones anu
wife Chiengo; Mrs Pnrsonwanlt, ~ q, isuIas
M Mcclellan and sob. Chicago; mrs 2 u 2lr
and daughter Emmetiabnrg noInl5ss'
OHIO: sam'l r hges, Add ,on; y; hi.,o,ainsa.
ard New bedford: 7 BOYD. fta,a .ns.tns n
Il ella, q o. K, Texas; b., n a. Gslvess. .sn,ta
John addison ard family. Or II Bolton Pass
Christian: Frank Z Us oorn. New YORK. ,.,
CASslDY'a HOTEL Isey ana son. Low Nv Il
ana Mrs White and child, Cato. MISS " ~
Richards West Feltana; J Ii Dnnanuss, WV WV;
Alec Barrow st Martins; W 4 Narrow. 80 MI VT.
| met Louisiana: q Baulke, Natnm guy
| Ritter, Wmazsnnson, VIM kioser, ~ zoe mss.
man. b l. Terror Louisiana; SmIn VII VII
Smith. Jr. b Brooks Ibetvile: Jonn y neidf
Misalsainnl; G Yi!mat Deer Greek m Il ss:,,,
Il Cobb. W'pton: L Henson. bowling T gueaa..
| Miss ID Love Greenville Miss on9s Wpoa-
ward Lavaua county. Tex: Thos U Mailv. Lou-
|
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GOAL.

PITTsBuRa- steamboats, e0c p box, retail 75c
W biol. wholesale 45c. St. Bernard &c box to
stsambnafs, retail &C. wholesale &C.
ALABAMA Pratt Ia selling ut $b y ton. 1000
fb ; retailing Of s5c p bhl Helena Is selling at
20 v ton 1000 ib retailing at TOO y Dbl Mon
tevallo IL selling at s. v ton, 1900 ID retailing
at soc y Dbl.
MISCELLANEOUS.
NAVAL STORES Pitch 50 $500 80 y Dbl. Tar 80
D3 81 U Dbl X Sin So 250D3 80 y Dbl Spirits tur-
pentipe 46R471e ~ eaIlon.
BAIING SIUFFs- Begging, ID. Hoo y yard
2A ID 1a@ &c; baing twins 12@-c v b.
CoTToa TIES Il he Arrow tie 81 30 W bundle
Grip lie 80 25. Acme tie 90, Triumph tie 81 So
Flnu & Wier cotton bals tie "a 2b.
FoRkIGN FRUITS AND NUTs Oranges g. W
box. Lemons 81 Ratsins 50 35. Pantains
75e@s1 as v bunch. Bananas 75c "a 81 DO v
v ID. New prunes 1o5sc. Ctron 20e " h.
Almonds 21e. Brazil nuts tic. Filberts 121sc.
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STATE CONSOLs AND PREMIUM BONDS
MARKET AT N. Q. STOCK EXCHANGE.
STATE ooNsoLs AT NEW YORK TO-DAY.

Il.N p. m.-a3S& ulu.
RAILROAD BoNDs-OhicaRo, st. Louis and New
Orleans Htilroad Company, first consolidated
mortgage, 10l@I04 do second MORTGAGE 600 =.
jackson Railroad. first mortgage. 1O7h@l12,
do second coupon 111@ii6. do second coupon
debt 1l00ii5. New Orleans and Mobile BAIL
road 500. New Orleans Pacific 1000 Canal
and Claiborne Street first mortgage s6@95.
UNITED STATES BONDS Five Der cents d.
"a per cents -l06a. per cents. here, 1O34@
l0394. do at New York 1034@104. do at London
106h@-.
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS Small State Consols
%. City Consolidated Bonds 3093l. Other
City Binds %. Drawn Premium Bonds
l463s 8I467s
WARRANTS. SCRIP ETC. State Warrants 1879,
receivable TOR licenses and taxes. s9G9l. Levee
Warrants ssa9l. P lice Warrants 1875. 35a4l.
City scrip-Is74 1902: 1875, BOOST 1876. ssg37 .
1877. 31Gp32; 1878. 3l932. School Certificates
%. Half paid City Coupons 500. Interest
Certificates IN State Consols january. 1879,
-G73: July. 1879. %. Privileges on Premium
Bonds 4@1 o cent. Uapaid State eouoons 67@6s
STOCKS The before TIE following quotations
of stocks indicates Fridays necktg quotations Of
the NetC Orleans stock Exchange; Me t. last sale
since Friday; ne t. last sale to-day: a. Dth diui-
III. a.. n
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Nh w OhLEhND SLLh
Gledrdnces. balances.
This week. $40 4sb 1923 10 $1ll7 412 AZ
Last week. 9.7a2 9tS oil 65t 6S6 II
This week laat year. 1898 OSs 81 g6s 064 O.
THE MONEY MARKETS. quiet and easy.
Exceptional COMMERCIAL pager Is quoted 7m8
" cent: AL do -Gg: collateral loans 1908: Al
mortgage go, second grade nominal.
NEW YORK Money rate W cent.
LoNDoN-Bank OF England rate 8: Consois
81 1916.
PARIs-Rentes at 10.
SILVER Mexican dollars rule Mt 500. trade
dollars 940a5: American halves and quarters
99a0loo Bullion In London b2sd: here. fine
81 IA $40 W ounce.
AMERICAN GoLD-C alifornia 7@s y cent dis
count: light weight 97@par: mutilated VI cent
discount.
FOREIGN CoINs-In currency: Fivs-frauc
pieces 5000, twenty franc pieces 50 $50.
Bovareigns 81 1904 80. ten thaler pieces " Goa
=. Spanish doubloons s1B $50. Patriot doub-
locus sl5 $500. Mexican doubloons SIS $50.
Mexican twenty pesos piece, sl9 5000 AZ. South
American gold a0e per pesos. German twenty
marks 81 60@p4 IS.
Stealing Stronger. Here commercial is f79
@479R. bankers -@4a1, bank -n4S25 at New
York commercial is 480h@481H bank 4B204S2ia
FRANCS Stronger. Here commercial are %
b.26H, bank 5.23a6 -:at Now York commercial
524s05 23A, bank 22f Bb.2iI.
NEW YORK SIGHT-Stronger. Commercial 800
q so discount per $1,000. Bank and bankers
checking rate 81 per $1,000.
STATE CONSOLS AND PREMIUM BONDS
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NEW ORLEANS MARKET.

Cotton opened quiet. but subsequently be-
came steader at noon and ruled steady at the
close. The movement was restricted by the in
disposition OF factors to go on and the poor as
sOrtment offered, The sales were confined to
$500 bales exclusive of 500 yesterday. and were
mostly for Great Britain and France. with but
little for the Continent and the North.
The Cotton Exchange reports sales to-day
57o0 bales. including 500 after 3 D. m. yester-
day. Market steady.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

New York SpoTs-The regular sales comprised
1923 bales. delivered on contract $500 bales. The
and closed steady at the opening rates Ordi.
nary ii L ICE. Good Ordinary 115se Strict Good
Ordinary 12}sc, Low Midding IL 7-16e, Midding
Upland 10 - l6e, Middlug Orleans u 10 16c,
aud Middling Texas II 15.16e.
New YORK FuruHEs-Ouened steady. ruled
steady at noon and closed easy, with sales OF
haIns
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60 ET0N.

Tom. quotations Of Domestic and FOREIGN Mar
kets are from the closing kilograms. and or Cot
ton statistics from The Ne,o Orleans Cotton En-
channel
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL NEWS.
THE TOBACCO CROP.
The New York World Of January 4 81

The NEW 1Ork WOfIu OF JHuuHry HHys.
The total crop of the country will be about
what IL was In 1878. the gain being chiefly In
Kentucky Tennessee aud Connecticut. The
total value OF thu crop Ia set down at Sal 543 SOL
against $22l 1877, a9S In 1873
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ket Ia dull and irregular.
COMM ERCIAE.

1.-THE inside quotations Of the following mar
hets indicate the ,oholesaie prices. and outside
figures job lots.l
LEAF TOBACCO Running stock 54s hhds. stock
on sae 225 hhds Quiet Low Tugs 3aD3ac Y 10,
medium 404ae good and fine 4S@4&e. Low
Ieaf b0bs4c. medium 6a@ 7Ao. good and fine
7ts@s5sc. se ections 901ac.
MANUFACTURED ToBAcCo.Fine plug 6s@62e v
ID, fine medium 57@62c. Bright quarters. COM
mon sound 32@35e Bright navy, As and SIS.
aG@4on Black sweet 35@40e. No. l. IS and 10's
dark baes sweet 34D42c. Navy lbs BUICK 5b0Hfsc,
navy 9s black 3l@43e. Fancy styles. natural leaf.
42647o No, l. fbs extra fancy crosse.
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RIVER NEWS.
CFYIUH NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
Saturday, January 10. 1880.
Bee marine column. .. \.

Arrivals.
Bee marine column.
Departures.
Isabel, st. Mary. Henry Tete, Il. j. Gay. City
of Yazoo. G. K. Peck.
STAKE of the Rivers.
Daily telegraphio report OF the stage OF water
at various points, with changes. In the "a nouIs
ending yesterday at D. M
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srArE coNsoLs AND PREMIUM BONDS.

The following comparative statement of the
lowest and highest sales Of State Consols and
Premium Bonds indicates the course Of the
rka
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FINANCIAL.
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

-FOUR quotations Of foreign and domestic mar
kets are from the closing telegra'nsl
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Vet Receipts ut all United States ports

NEW YORK COMPARATIVE STATEN EN- L
OF COTTON FOR THE WEEK ENDING
nav
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LIVERPOOL SPoTs-Were dull and unchanged
closing at Lied for Middling Uplands and
3-16i for Middling Orleans. The sales COM
prised 5000 bales. of which 62o0 were American.
Receipts of all kinds were 1860 bales, OF which
5000 were American.
LIVERPOOL FUTURES dull.
LIvERpooL DEIvEMEs-Up lands. any port.
not below Low Mddling, we're quoted rs fol-
lows January 6 sl.32d, January and February
3i.32d. February and March ! sad, March
and April lied. April and MAY 3 32d. May
and June Sled, June and July I'D.
MISREPRESENTATION.
HAvRE MARKET-Dull and easier at IS francs
for Tres Ordlnaire tstoD and IS for Low Mid
ding tafloat showing q decline of IF for both.
DAYS NET RECEIPTS AT NEW ORLEANS.
To. day OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IL 1926
This day last week. 1882
This day last year Observation-Disclosures. b941
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THE COFFEE TRADE IN 1879.


louisville 0ourier-J Journal. January ~
The reeeiets and sales Of Brazilian coffee FOL
the year 1879 are stated as follows:
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-08-06
Wril:>n for the Orangeburg TINES.
OVER TIE SEA,
CIIApT. III.
BY RUTH GOODLEY,

brightness from your eyes. Are Won
gricving ior Gustavc?'
yes, mother. my heart is sad
Foolish child he has gone to seek
employment, and you will soon hear
from him
lie has been gone two weeks, and
have not heard yet. may never
sec him again
Cheer up Christine, the want OF
youthful company makes YOU mran
choly. Your friend Katrina, shall
come and stay with YOU. She shall
spin III your stead, and take walks
with you in the evenings
There is no need to send for Kat
rina mother, would rather DC alone.
And fret yourscfto Il ghost, no,
Katrina must come and cheer YOU
Katrina came, with her bright eyes.
and sunny smiles. She was too
light t-hc;,rtctl, and free from care, to
be gloomy, and She would not allow
those around hcrto NOPE
Come Cur. ,inc' She said, .lct us
walk to the river, there is none more
beautiful than our own dear Ncckar.
The fragrance of the wild thyme on
its banks, will refresh YOU. and If
YOU like, we will cross the bridge, and
walk to the lindcns; under their
shade, will tell YOU a secret.
"A secret! Have you Il lover Kat
rina?'
81 cn,,,.o Lo o,l,,1 ;,c
Come can spcnk ulajn)v whrrn Incm ,%cr,.
;s ~ l,po"i % p"''.s N.Y. ''c'c =
.Wn viii sit ,nIor I w. ~ ,,~
toI, mo who is ,In in,,.., w. Nv"
.IIrrr M.,l.,,in,
.Wh,t ali ,.n,, 1;,,
= l,u,L,.l :, ~.
asked me- in hc his fran ,nII h;,, INV
hr w,s ,s nIl -, ,m,. r,,nn .U'' n,n'
wn,IJ mn, ,,rr,. III, 1.,,,
drank foo m,rL L,.,, 800
.Wb,, .,i,i ,,I,.ny,
uIn h..,,,:
wnulJ mn,.r w., M ,i "n. I,,''"
h,nL,
.Th,n I will h,ro nan, 1s,;l
couII moi L,l,, I,,,l;n,r II,'l
comrnn,. .,r,r,,. -, ',';' J.;
wan ~, 49, ,,, 'r'' ,''''''
marry .,n ,lI ,,,, >"'''>' ~
.O,. :. ,.rnn ;,I
never soon ono wbnn,n,l,i o.,,., ,'' "", ",
frot &c ,.,,r In r,,. ,,.'' ',"'' my ~
sN,. G,r.,,,. al,
"a nnrn ,l,,,n W,;I,,,l - -.
who is Win HIM .,,,,>'', ] ''' ",''
=, wnrl :, Strn,,.,,. WY '''
,rhn tw w;l;,.h, =,
rn,nrn, 77' "'
4. ,h. ,,,
cxrl,imc;l s.t, .s"n ,i'r n""Sr ~ na',1na
win ynnr r,,hnry 'Ir,o~a 'r -" ,.. - '""' ~,
answer Inf rhri. ,;r, Lnnn,l,,I rnr
ward to meet Gust,vr
.Wh,t ,,..,n ,i;,., wa,
arm in /, sl;nry II,v ,,i, .,,, .,n.,r.
Calm vo,r rx,.itrmrnt Ghr;.,inn
il is onic E, nn.h vmunI .nL nn,
nol, from in. lns.o or lLnnJ v.;iI
bc well in frw d,v.,
.Ynu r,nst r,n,;n with m rll,,
me n,,rsc van tn h.,ltL,
.N,ny th,nL,c :, ~, C,,, E,,;,I,
will he el,d to st,,. knnw tLnrn i,
moi !, huttnr nurcn in ,Lo ,,v., tI
you'
How did vo,, rc,.c;vc,ho wourl.,
i will tell ynu .;ll ,bnut i Ch,.;.
tine alone knew intended r,inutn
the Black Forest.
All, Gustayr. reurrtt.I ,bn
knowledge. | would have been sp,r-
cd. much anguish had | moi insisted
on your telling me-
i dared not tell vour mother wbv
was so sad: Gustavc bound mo f.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-08-06

plctc. While | was descending, the
moose must have slipped, he manag-
eel to whistle, and was answered. My
comrades deserted me. / knew
would have to contend with the re-
naming robbers, and could not do
SO alone. | thought Of Christine,
and for her sake, retrcatcd, but not
before | had drawn the rope tighter
around the robbers throat, and given
him gash across lis check. ! WAS
pursued, and shot, the ball passing
Through the flesh of my arm. IN my
ilight, fell into q pit, End that saved
my life. 1t was concealed by til"
thick underground, and heard the
robbers as they passed. | tied Il
handkerchief around my arm, and
then because inscnsiblc. When re-
covered consciousness, l was too
weak to rise. In the twilight,
heard steps above me, then II sound
on which we had agreed, SO that we
could find each other ] answered
the signal, and Wilhelm called my
name. When the men who deserted me
joined, the other party, they report
co me klllcd, but Wilhelm would not
give me up SO readily, he wanted the
men to join him in searching for me;
when they refused, he came alone,
and with the most tender care brougl,
me ,";l wood cutters cabin, on the
edge of the forest, where we remained
wv" days, until he could get Il man to
LAX, ,akc us IN Il wagon to Stnttgard.
mere l ma" .hc wound attended to,
an" r''l'''ie" uh''l i was strong
e"oM%'' 10 come mere
ie'' me '"S';''e, wherc is F." llhrim
'''''' ''' III"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-12

As this question Is frequently a,ked'we viii sim
Div say that she IS a lady VINO for upwans Of thirty
wears has untringly devoted her time and talents as
female physician aud nurse principally among
children. she has especially studied the eonstliu-
ton and wauts OF this numerous class and as q re-
snlt of this Effort and prsetical knowledge obtained
i'm a lifetime spent as nurse and physician she has
compounded soothing syrup for children teeihiag
II operate, Ike magic--giying rest aud heath-and
is. moreover sure 10 regulate The bowels. In conse-
outncp of This article Mrs. WISsLow Is becoming
world. renowned ~ hrnefaetor OF her race; ehil-
dren certainly do RISE UPand bless her. especially
Is this the case m this city. Vast Quantities OF the
Soothing syrup afe DAILY sold and used here. we
think Mrs. Winslvw has immortaiized her name DN
This Invaluable article. aud we sincerely believe
thousands of children have been saved from an
early grave by It's timely aud that millions yet
unborn will share lts benefits aud unite In calling
her blessed. No MoTuER has discharged her dnty
10 her suffering little one, In our opinion' untl she
has given II the benefit OF Mr.. Winslows soothing
syrun. Try II. mo,hers-TRY 1T Now.-Lad'es
Vfs,t,r, New York city. Sold by all drussisis-Zo
cents a bottle. VIC
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-12
MANCHESTEE AND VICINITY.

cane Presentation. 6c.-Mr. j. +.
Downes. who sine. February, 1873, has
been superintendent Of the old Dominion
Cotton-Miil,, in this city. leit SIiurday eve
ning to take charge oi the Eagle Cotton
Mills. At Allegheny CITY, Penn. Before
Leaving the retiring superintendent was
presented with a handsome gold-helded
cane pnd fine pair Of eyeglasses by the
oreratiyes. The presentation wa made on
behalf Of The empye. by Mayor James \.
Gentry. The recipient responded appro-
priately. Ia The course Of his re-
,ponsc Mr. D0wnes alluded 10 the
great pleasure his residence in Nir-
ginia had given him, alluded to The
satisfaction he felt at having during hi
superintcndency given satisfaction alike 20
me company and 10 those in his employ
and clo ed with a just tribute to the efforts
OF the company in behalf Of It's operatives
and with words OF sound counsel ana ad'
vice 10 that class. Mr.. D0wnes leaves our
city to the very general regret OF all classes
Of our people, and with many good WISHES
for bis future prosperity.