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, 1877-06-23
ADRIAN, MICH.


ADRIAN, M!ch.. Juno .1.-Tbd Hoard Of Trustees
OF Adrian College concluded Ita annual session
shls morning. Tho Ker, N. II. Swift was re- elect
eL Treasurer, With The following Executive Con.
mit.ee: The Hons. N. Gcddes. ". 8. Wilcox,
Prof.. j. ", McKoevsr. tho Hcr. J. y. ThApp, and
President McElroy. The year's expenditures havo
bocn pllphtly In excess Of the revcune II was re-
sot.cd to dlsn!ss Ill outside 1naueal agents, re-
qarinE tho Treasurer to perform thclr work, anl
inatttnte more r,Rtd system OF business account.
lug.
The exercises BY tho graduates OF The musical
department afforded m immense audGnce rare
entertainment 1t tue Opera -lluusa last evening.
Ths young porous who carried Oh paeetaacHss
comforting on them tho degree of Geciictot Of
Music ware Mary anderson. Of Teeumsch; May.
Glo 4. Beech. Of Aosenet;. Arna brewer. Of To-
Gumseh;. Estella II. !!obbs, Of Lafayette. Q. I;
BY, 6F N!ddleiown, o. ! Thomas Y. Iliuhaft, Mag
Rle Heyctt, and Octava Wiss, uf Adrian.
, 1877-06-23

ss. ssss rs: ,s4 '4t report eosp.t; 81
IT per ecntnm hcfaw' tue ttsadArti Of
tho normal condition, snd suhrc9uent returns Of
tho condition and yield were still ower, fosecAstine
the scarcity which hAd occurred. Tbs avcrags fer
winter and spring wheat together this yest u 100.
winter whcst being abore that agure and spring
wheat below II, 277 counties reporting Winter wheat
m full normal condition. 494 aboys 100 and 1873 be-
low Il. OF sprn9 wheat tonnt!es. 02 report 100,
III 4,ove, and In below. State Rverages afc ss
fottoM3. ~
, 1877-06-23
1rTEATH.

The representatives. Of the three roads-the Chi.
caso i Northwestern, ChFcago,, Milwaukee 4 st.
Paul, and tho Wcht W1sconala-forming tho 81.
Paul pool held their regular monthly meeting
yesterday at the o!Ilrc Of the Chicago 4 North.
western. Nothing but routine business was trans-
aetcd.
Mr.. !. c. Gsutt. Assistant General Mansger,
". q. Swan. Gcnrsa1 Freight Agrut. mud 4. =. II.
Carpenter. General Ticket and faFrenyrr Agent Of
tho Milwaukee i ST. panl llatltpai. were In the
city fcsterduy TN business connected With llct
r0ntl.
Tho roads running East from this city change
tmh to.tnarrow,. and thosc having occas'on 10
travel will 10 well to consult the lime tables Which
arc In smother part 0I lislA paper.
, 1877-06-23
PORT HURON.
-Hostfa4 NsfsstcA to 1AS yyfkHak.

Pokr Nruox. Mich, 1uas - Dcwn-Props
EntsspIlsc, Idaho, Shsl1ou and consort, ueFmanta
And Iarge4, Mefsiek and fafl, Sparta and eonsort,
Mineral Noek aud bseges. Castls md bsrEes, u. u.
Hale with Al,a bradley, FsYelts Brown. E.eanaha.
j. O. tIs.rison. Burnside and bAsves; sshfs II. J.
Webb, KtngdsheF. Golden Fleece. n. 4. fsa
ValksubuFY, Jameslt. lteut!y, Lon1on. AarEafets,
4. Muir. John t}eorxe, q. lloaghtun
rp-Prors Portage. 1t. Joseph. Mary Mills.
Wexford, Arts. y. Mills and bsnsc'; t:rssef % and
consort tiarkst aua sOns,9ssi sssss Harriet Gos.'
ii, a. uexey, Dsamask. lssladees. uipp0Erld,
Jodn II. HnGehintuu, Asxo.
W4ud-kosthe7St llXht; weather tne.
, 1877-06-23

CHICAGO, June .sA-Ths market wap active 1t
aboul Ike for cory To buffalo, and &c for DO to
Fort Colborns.. Nuou was taken yesterday Tor
600, 600 ba corn. ia addition to tho zoo, 600 Fs'
ported tho previous o.oning. The charters for
nuQaio wore: sch1 Camden, psgo. A. u, Moore,
barnes, and targs I!ailantyns, corn 1t lAe; props
AIaskx. Nexbufg, and Colorado. corn. To Port
t,ulbornc: Gchrs Fillmorc, l.. J. Clark. and Fes.-
tco corn st &c In The Astrtnoun tha schf C. MIL
son aud prop jar Gould, coru 10 bnhafo, and barge
Fsyctte, CORN To fort CO3bofl.e, .--...
Lunbst vessels we're ~ lts's better re- seaasst sss
f;eofgs i. Flnusy was taken 1T 31.50. BAY CITY 10
Chicago; scht Z. C.. Trowb.!dye. Aenonncs 70
EYailas's loaa, Alptnx " Chicago, II tl.x5.
, 1877-06-23

Fcr,ouslJ IL Mhyn. not Mayom. as reported
yesterday in shcrr c1,fumHs. Hi WA feeling w'rro
ycsfrrany than the dav previons and tor,c delay
was experienced in getting him 70 the Marine Hos
p,tNl.
Many pefpons have Waited the vesseI stneo her
arrival Ont ot curiosity 10 rec tho mischief done By
tina lightning, and wets mt little tntpteed TO
1sarn of MAyo's narrow ettaps from Instant death.
, 1877-06-23
CALIFORNIA.

NARrsylLtk, ypba Co., juno a...-In the SOUTH
counties tho whaat crop IL light, owing 10 lilo
drought. In tho Counties OF faba, Placer, aud
Nutta, where hasu }uat hecu, tho asesaRa yield
will be aa much a. 1t was aAt year. ssy twentf .aye
Huttef, adjoining on Tho west. the average ID fully
thirty, aud much Of II II already cut. and 4ntls
tl!vtshed. The dry season juft paaacd has demon.
buttss adapted 10 wheat IN wce Ut dfy ssssans than
tue eountles further SOUTH
, 1877-06-23


Who Il. not ra.,f Tho i.te ietttr. = indEs Key:
; W ,s.,.s .s, e:s. ::iS
At gte.cr she :; ;,sa, eo No.
THIS SETTLES nrKAN:
Lyman. tho colortd Conxrestnnn, whatc CON COM
tsfps good Federal ofFce, he will 70 over 10 Ito
Democrats and dsatFoT the Republican party In
North Carolina.
THE Pension AeErc1Es.
10 Ms Rtssesn Asseesal4d fftss.
decided ~ IL Tfesie.,t snt, Secretary sshn;z
@ 'os .. s. eee 4 FCRsy.te % f sas a
Mia Ada sweet shall ba retained ~ Agent. Itwas
also decided 70 retain all Agents who arc now in
lion Agencies with the 1eeps,on Of Gan. Terrell,
1t tbe Indianapolis lind. AQeney; whots eommia.
aton has expired. and who wlll b aupetsedea by
Gen, kne6sr, Communicated to-day.
COMMISSIONS st0NEn.
WASHINGTON, d. Co.. June e: The President
10 .day slaned Tie eoa.m't.fon Of frederick Knenet
s 1ss19 II Re Unsa SGsSs sse: of tso
Southern District uf Florida; and Edward Harvey,
PoItmastts Al Kasucs City. Ii.
William Cochran, present Deputy Narat oalett
E.s.l ssl 65!sst; 5 II plsss = Adam i. kfns ~soss
con,,nisstonm a. lfas expired. =. A.,
por, % Of naitirnore, IN plaees Of Edward wilkius
CoHsut.sHfr.
The President has appointed Alien Francis Gun.
~~ courarlriv1. ..-
The appointment Of Calahdcr J. GewtA a. Az
ttatant fay,nnster In the navy u the rcsult Of
competitive cxamlnnton tecentlv held tn thlA city
| 1t which twenty ons applEcanss wesu examined.
, 1877-06-23

-
Yette.day.s TRIBUNE contained dtfpateh con.
eerntpg the col|tslon Lake Superior between The
prop CITY Of New York snd 4 sthooner, supposed
10 hare been the Ogdtn. 1t was the schooner
America that eollided with the propeller Abore
named, 1pd Capt. ]. H. Warner. who sails hcs,
autographed here 10 Thomas Hood. one of her
owners. Informing him Of tho accident, and saying
he could dock The schooner at tho eant Canal. and
have bcs pumped cut and repaired, she being full
that The eolsion occurred fn fo1. Oh White fish
Point, and tho propeller had been sunk.
Further Information ahowa that the sthF 0glen
went astoss about three miles from she point
wheEo tbs collision happcncd. -..
The revenue cutter Andrew 1ohnson went to the
Norih Point Thursds5. and succeeded IL getting
her OF after about an houfa work. The Johnton
placed tho vcssel In cdasge Of tia ting etxel, which
| Milwaukee. Cupt. Erans says the schooner wss
leaking somewhat, though hcf tnJnrlts arc not -.
we're.
that tic Canadian schr eeon. loaded with Timber.
was aground at the head Of Peach Island. Tho
tug Faxor,se left II the aftetnoon ta Eet her o.
Heller was hard aground on 0rasty ls'and and IN.
able t. To- work BET way 81. ,r,., !. A.. =, o.,,o,.
| down from the northern ehorc OF Lake Superior
Tuesday next. wiz lesxo on hes Ietus" up t,.s
Of h s
Thc sehr ii. {. cameron Is sepoftcd ashore aoont
' . b ssoT su oSssS 5 1 Tss a A. a.:
hcr on when thc. prop 1,c.tsehy left for Det'o!t
| The prop Antelope, With slx batees, broke duwn
On La!e Ersc. and'was towed 10 buffalo by The tug
Tie seIr N!ncral State las been llshtcscd OIL
and il at tho gas.wofks dock at Detrntt With coal
was reported ashvro near lssdncrvilis, Ontario,
| W1lpeainy.
, 1877-06-23
EAsT-r1uUND FREIGHT,

New YonK. Jnne 2o.-Tbe tronbts with east.
bound ffeIghts brnught soccther last evening rep
fcscntatvcs Of the trunk Inca 1s. Hopkins, rcp.
rescntipY the Wabash HAilfo1d. 6nA1ly consented
to charge local rates-14 cenh-from sL Louts 10
Toledo, and tet&1e Tho diMenlty. 1t WAS under.
stood By seyeta1, II not a Of those prcsent TINT
continuance Ut this agreement depended upon The
aht,lty of Tho Wabash Company TO obtain st. ionta
freight at tic tates charged.
, 1877-06-23

The ifRh,csaxe rates At the Port Colborns and
Port l}a1honate elevators ia fssted for this year
by the We1land Railway and Ettaboat Company Of
Canada, ara ~ foliowh: Where the vessels rate Il
&c per bu and under, 14c United States currency.
per bn; 7c and over &c, &c; se and orer Se. axe;
e: t2e and nnder lac, aAe: ,4e md under it5e,
hn, &c. The above rates do not include eletat5ng
OF thovt1EnF at Port coiborne. unltcd 9tates cur.
rcncy Il received al par for elevatlns and cling
Uf caffQeG.
, 1877-06-23

6E|cfNE DFfDHttH N 1Ht 3F51EHF.
Fast sAstxAw, NTH. luna 23.-As The steamer
Dunlap. of tho Shore Line. was approaching tho
dock II Day City. early this evening, running
strong, ahe struck the eastern epan Of the hridkt
across the river. and IN snehor her how catching
In the bridge drew It from the piers to The
persons uefe On The bridge, and nve went down
with the wreck, une was taken out tn&enslhts
twenty minutes later, injured probably fatally.
Search IL IN progress fnf the others. The steamer
bow crushed conatderably.
, 1877-06-23
+. d 9.


Special nftpdteh to 7zs Tribune.
JoltET, ILL.,, Jnne ao.-Jndse MefsoGcFts hns ap.
pointed r. z. 11tnck1cy Receiver Of tho Chicago,
Peliu 4 Southwestern 1sailroad. and In assuming
charge Mr.. Hlnekley announces the following np-
po.ntments: D. II. Conkltn. superintendent: r.
Il. Shumway. General Freight Agent; r.. fickasd,
General Ticket Agent; &. e. Smith. Auditor, The
financial embarraaw Of the road II caused main.
IL by deetease in business.
, 1877-06-23

1pzc3ds WJ007cA 10 III 7760aA
CARtIkvIklk, June e. Farmers feeling jubl.
fAnt. Harvesting here. Probable yield OF wfater
wheat sFum tweaty to twenty-hse bushels per
acre. berry 6sm and plump. tJestls well Oiled,
and bids fnlF to 10 Ill We co1ld dcslse. Hafn las
fallen, whlch viii do much good to ths corn.
Weather hot
Spacsat DsposeA 70 1A4 Tsttan4+
La SALLk, Juns ..!.--TjIe lllinots River has
ssen ntne Inches within tbs last twenty four hous,
aud now xtaads twalyu feet aud &hsea lnehet thu
mIt0nIll Of Lock No. 1a Hundreds Of acrcs 0f
the bottom land eorn- -delds ass nearly submerged,
nul 20 vet that II IA thought tho cFup ID Fulned
, 1877-06-23


Rpu,xof,ELp, ILL.,, June :s..--Thc lIun- II. ".
fla,ps sttur,ley for tho Indianapolis & ii. luuIs
nailroad proeuFsd In ths rnlsrd ssais" court hers
tu.uay Nh order Restraining tho coIsttion u tho
as1ssstuunt W capital stock Ut tbs t'ad fos ls7i.
autl ze.1aln;pX The t:oises!o1* 81 Easar. to'rs,
COUP n. NaIiauA, mid IT. ll:N tnuutr" from
xaava>urtE4 " au! ytoer~s to suil.si sa>h LIZ
, 1877-06-23

MICHIGAN Csrr, lad, June ea.-The sixth IN.
nrat commencement exercises Of The Michigan
City u,gh School took placs tonight before large
aud Intelligent audience. The following are ths
graduntcs: Lincoln p, Noodhus, usttl9 X. Good
Win, Lizzie ii. Tylns, Carrie q /. Chapman. Fanny
II. blvauay. Ltzlls 4. Peck. and George a. AuH.
roe. The sxeFcl4s4 wes0 unusually Interesting and
very eEeditAbls to both Prof. Miller snd ths cl&xe
, 1877-06-23
TIE CANAL

HetpaEeonr, June 22.-ARhtvkp-FlEst Fatton-
al, KAnkakec Feeder. g. COO bu corn; prop Mon.
tauk, iIockpost, 6so b.ls four; 1.ockrort Lock-
port. 178, 2B0 bs meal; Brilliant. {. 100 bn oas,
4, 400 In corn.
CLrAngn-Psop Montauk, Loekport, 1. 600 bu
wheat; Lockport, Lockpott. Q, 900 bu wheat.
, 1877-06-23
ACQulI1EQ.

DxTRosT, June CIV. D. Morton, whose bank
ing Establishment failed last March, was 1t that
time arrested on charge OF snlss psetcniss, pto-
fusred By the Michigan Central Aosd, 10 whoss
Cashiez hs sold HBw York dsafts which wefe not
ptIl, Ills trial conln,cuccd Jcste1day. and today
ended in verdict df AequitIal under Instructions
Of thu Court tbs psoae eulon withdrawn. Its case.
, 1877-06-23

untf1 pending application for tn,nnet,on II heard
Attorney General EtAn11, In the United atktes
const to-day. called MP his motion for m osn+r on
thc Receivers Of The ft. Lants l. aousheattarn
ern. the Cairo 4 Vtncennes, the Springfield Il
Northwestern. md ths indianapolis. Bloomington
ssats snd local | n1es @ f ane by tftns, Judss freas
preferred u hesr the motion argued In the presence
of Judge pruntmond, 40 thu hearing was set for
July 10.
, 1877-06-23

John Me11onoueh, engineer Of tho tug Ferry, Of
the ycesei.0wners' Towing Company. died Jester.
day afternoon At o'clock Il his testdenee on tho
corner Of Market and Indiana streets. Of consump.
tton Of the bowelt, from which liz tad been kndcr.
ing for home time. Deceased had been an engineer
fnr 4 long time, and WAS well Ernwn Oh the river.
lie fe1yes I wife and several ett!dreu.
, 1877-06-23

The eche Erallau was toWcd u usllsrs dry dock
Sus tho paTpos* Vt harinx Ruw uiainnaa*s And
manlopuuss put tu In placr VI tbs ores shtsrtcI
to 1lcees BY lightning durtu: Tho ssssn VI Wednc--
day night TIE p1:st of tie Ssia Mao MA aa1s ~
, 1877-06-23

Ep<ctal h44ucA 10 77S 7stspa<.
Qpoputeu, Linn Co., June 22--Outlaok tcky
inv Tor crops. Corn Thirty inehea hlg4.
, 1877-06-23

&11clQI Dl0EIat6 10 1&9 1s4sA1.
EKts, Pa, Juna 23.-Arrfsafs, prop ]. II.
Welsh; schss II. Z. Klcha,ds, ilsrss.t Qucrn.
Dspasturps uyop4 lsfyl4 Lord EmMa Z. TbotDn-
kop, Alikou1, hlnsIow; .ehn DIrt21os, Pof&sSe.
, 1877-06-23

EFEN& IE&t41EA 70 1&1 3F40HAN
NIpDLr1owx, Turner Co., juno ~ Prom tho
prcsent outlook VIC expect bountiful hassest
OF small grain. Not N acre Of gain lss yct
teen destroyed. Corn u backward. great
auluuat VI rain thus ia through the s*ason.
, 1877-06-23
GEN ElkAL.

, WASHINGTON, June .2.-rhu June report Of the
Department Ut Agriculture lutirstrs better pfos.
, 1877-06-23

Epet3a1 LRst2sle& 70 3H1 5H8RM.
CsMaAToK, knvx Co.. Juua 23.-usasshoppen
are paAaIns north to.dsY well - yestonlay. hut
in yefY spalt numbers. Eunu hase xlightct here.
Epsefut bstateA 10 Tia Tribune.
1xpJAkoLA, juns =. .-!ifasshoppers have gone
by hero to-day ~ tho Million. w lhlnk We a1s
safe.
, 1877-06-23

ApeaoI Ntpaseh 70 7Ae 1F16HH&
KANkAKkx, ILL.,. Juns e. Tho Ks&kakce High
School gsaduatcd 4 ctaas Of shrce this eycning,-
Matte custla, Nellie toFmAu, aud MARI Pussy.
, Miss Curtis carried OF the h0nora Of the elas4.
, 1877-06-23

Eprrtal Dt.outca 10 TIE 7if1atue.
MAHqrErrE, htlch., Juns 2a2.-Arrircd, the schr
Maria Martin. Cleared. proin Parest City. +.
Chamberlain, Y. Swain: fchts Harvey IIrown,
fnnuy Ncil, J. ". 1iandfofd, a. c: Maxwell.
Passed down, props Missouri 81. Lon!s. Phssel
up, city Of Fremont. In port, bound down.
prop j. l.. llurd. Tho Prep CITY OF
Fremont arrived here this evening bound
mp. sha had Rtonrd all the pnastneers Of the City
Of New York. Tho passengers and crew ~cre
Obliged to 20 nshofe when The propeller groandea.
Thoy built campa Of brush. and made fires to keep
themselves comfortable until to-day At T o'clock
a. n,., when tho Fremont Picked them
miles from there, rendered the .pasaengeFs and
crow good s..tstanee IN the way e tooa. &c. Ths
psspsil: rs I'll: y y. .ut sss y b1 a" ef peS
,s'its rs'sss,a ro1 asr which e vss osdea is fteen
tom. lleF sten, was knocked OF. tug and pump
from the sault cams this morning to asslst hcr.
rhe p.sopeile5, opponent was tue . ecaF Ag@snsa'
bound for Kingston. AMI loaded with timber from
Grand Island. llcr bosi sides were knocked unt.
Sbc Wilt b1 repaired At The Sanit, anti water
pumped out, a. sha II wates'osseI.
Tho schr ogden ran a.hore the sane ntght In the
fog sevon miles wcst of tho Now io!k.
DESERVES A LEATHER MEDAL,
Mcssrs. VIM. Young 4 Co. ycatcnlsy made
Inquiry for a vessel to load WHEAT for Goderlch,
nud expressed willingness 10 pay lie psr bushel
freight buta. carriers refused to accept lcss thal
&c, they called tho wires Into reguisition to see
what could 10 done at Chicago. An auswer was
received In due time stating that tho C4nsl1sn
schr Niagara, capacity Ii. Goo hushcls. would
coma duwn and loud for ons and quarter e<*f:
fre'tht-iali cent ls.s than tic nrm had expected
topay. OF conr.s rls va. chartsr0tL Tie ctc+
yafoF charees A. t}odeslch NC per bHshcl gold.
40 that tho retset will have cas than 3lf0 left 70
fucnt tho expenses Of the trp.-1Hfahk<6 eenfs-
AeF, I'D. o..
There a1o two sehra named Niagara. md tug
one nHov0 mentioned th1uld nut bc contouaded
with tho larger vessel of the e1tnc nnMe.
, 1877-06-23
MARINE. N EWS.

NetuFHt 1r0n5 EAlluEHIh IhlIC0kc HnIF ~
crop from the deficiency OF winter raIh-fAl1.
, 1877-06-23

Leave. Arrive.
Et panf minneapolis Ex.. si0ar 4. m. +:1pp
IL. IAuI 4 Mlnncapolts Et.. Il b.crp. $50
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-09-14
ORLEANS DEMOCRAT FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER u 1877.

eaass tobacco skiii.,e1 steae-io pkes tobacco p
Willis &co-15 do 3 Hernsheifn Biol bx castings
| sewing machines w whites bbls whisky d peti.
| tory-i do Tebias--a do j Gandreau--s do j ?
Harp3l wheelbartoWs wheels Wilson, Childs Geo
| 80 pkgs tebaeeo Scherek q Berksen--7 pkgs
chnery Z Bobb-3 cotton gins Ogden Bell--2
cars stores Depot Qnattetmaster tierees Lard Fl
Lawrence Geo % do Schmidt Zieget-g4 pcs bag
cling W Dilon-t7B hds iron stauffef Maefeadv g. 60
Is tierees hams Heidenhener Btos-2a7 sacks cot
ten seed Union Oil Cos bbls whisky hf do Bloom
He'll cotton gin r Hops ins--i box mdse L
Cream ease do MoStea & Value-S bales do w II
hetelo ~ SEQ do Yale 4 3 Bgvlinga do Be,
pigs mdse Il Flytn-1 case do M e. Il scftoefefd-
cotton o gin Winsl,ip 50 pkee paper g whitney
hides Hay Il Mehle--5 dpz buckets Garvise 1s
bales cotton PIN, Forwood &ro-t horse p Holmes
II pkge mdse L Ranlett &eom,i car lumber ]
tnrpentns Simpson g. Ificou-a5 hbfs rosin J B
Woods-zo bxs grapes Berry-l2 do Bo5a-ts
do Valeten &eo-s do Gross & Wilismsa5 boxes
Mrs = sanfey-3 pkgs do J 0 Ferfan--1G casks
shoulders . < qonyerse-32 pkgs paper A Whit
pkgs mdse il n seibreeRt-ls eases mdse b Booth-
pkgs do Batkelage---1 case do Reed II case
marble Michel IS pkga tobacco W VsnBenthuy
sons-i cases tudse Anderson & Simpson d pkes
machinery b r Wolfe-2 cotton gins Wolfe geo
i pinion J S Conalo-s bbls peaches Il Wilson-ts
sr H0 psss wagon stuff Wilson, ohess
dries 10 ordet-Toa 10 bales cotton 207 sacks cotton
seed til4 pcs bulk shoulders ss bbls whisky
M0RGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL
ROAD.
Sept ID bale cotton Clapp Bros &eo-G bales
moss as hides l. Laeassagne-6 sacks seed cotton A
L Chopin st head calves A Boutte-3i do serrat
-sundfies to order-Total bale cotton sacks seed
cotton
Per steamship Whitney from Clint1B-Aa3a bales
cotton go bales broom II bales hides IL bdfs
bale skins 9 pkgs tndse A Whitney &eo--11 bales
cotton Fl DaHneel-s Kirkpatrick & Keith-2 Clapp
n,,c ff1x,--n A. 1aI1 n
i Godehaux-142 do J r Kent Aeo-137 Muller, Dol
honds &to-t42 A Greenwood 6ce-t41 9 Whit
ney &ee-i99 sacks cotton seed N Cotton Seed A 9
soeiation-- bales rags casks iron NJ Schwartz 4
Bro. 10 head cattle Mehle aeo-sundties to order
Total PAT bales cotton 1870 sacks cotton seed 1890
sacks oats
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD
Sept 13-12s sacks rough rice irby & sen-11s
do Gordon 4 Goma-Total 2i6 sacks rough rice
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-09-14
RECEIPTS AT THE OLD BASIN
Ry Railroads,
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND NORTHERN
RAILROAD

~
RAILROAD
Sept 15--5 bbs apples j Maeheca &ea-45 do @
Grande-2 20 do j. Cefaln &oo-254 do " hbs potatoes
J.Bertuee &co-64 bbls apples 7f bbls oniens Miller
a. Meyer-16 bbs potatoes e Doberty--l30 bbDs
onions Stitch & Son--i5p bbls potatoes ] 4 eler-3G
do Meyers--loo bbls -four Z A Hamilton &eo-l0
bbs apples g Fl Lawrence &eo-1OO bbls -four Prud.
homme Briggs-10 oars wood J S Gatlin--1 hid
tobacco Gunther q Sevsnson-30 stoves so pots Rice
Born &eo-g7 pcs bagging Crane. Melhsdo & Chism-
3 cars stock SpauldiDg soo-l do X N Flautt--1 do
Ayooek. Mitchell &eo-110 bbls lime s Jam som
eighth eask wine Shropshire &oo--2 pkgs mdse
Draper trunk clothing J Fitzpatsiek--5 boxes
fruit g II Eshenok-l bx mdse Bergsn-2 cars ma
ebinety Steets--1 hay 1859 bills onions u bbls
potatoes Chas Pleasants-l cabbage J BILL do
Stephens & Stort-l car brick Kent &oo--s cars
q Lanpl $50 pkgs tobacco Hartwell Cham bers-
10 do Flash, Lewis &oe-s5 do J J Irby Son-50 do
Wackerbsrth g. Joseph--66o bdls ties W RaTne &
600 bbls whisky F Roder----l1 pkgs hardware
Stauher, Maoneady &co-8 sets wheels Sch wartz-
~. psgs mats Blkin &eo.-3oo bbs -four Howard 4
Preston-I pkgs mdse Albert & Rsinerth--9 do G
Brown-l7 Simon e. Kobn-6 mcBlroy-3J Janney
. Mrs Rsynoir~-1 i Moreau-3 Yale Bowling
i Winston-36 Vincent &co-1 g A Pahst-i
A Drez-l Laroussini-l17 A Marks. Levy &co-l
Neyrey eco NJ Smith / Levy ID MERCER
4 Son-5 Tujaque--4 Dupre-7 Dowling--g5
boxes tobacco 10 pigs chair stuff cotton gins II pkg
DO fixtures whitney &eo-Total / hid tobacco
s6 bbs apples 400 bbls potatoes 25 bbls onions 500
bbls -four
NEW ORLEANS AND NOZZLE RAILROAD
Sept 1914 hhds bacon bx do Sebwa ,acber Frow
ehlelo q IieHsI-lt pRgs muse mGCraGkPn e. Brew
ster-300 cases mdse w g Lyons &eo-3 nh GA mdae
w Rand-5 bbls whisky 5 hf do Blum Sco-I case
mdse II Gold 'mith--3 do r F W Baehman-2 do M
Wolfe-2 do Il Goldsmith do Augard-1 bx hats
Booth2 DO yes drugs E Hart &co-2 bxs mineral
water J Graham wheebarrows Wilson Chiids
&eo. 3 pkgs machinery Il G Palmer &eo--23 cases
saddlery H Hanse-1 case books n d Mcdonald
Ill cases mdse Vincent &co-2 do stern &co-1 |
ca machinery w W Tay lori case nidse w w
Grace do G Finlay &c0-t hf Dbl J Sharp
i ut Dbl brandy A Gptzzin--l00 bbls lime g Clark
1890 bds co, ton ties M Isaac sop200 haas nnts
A + Cochrane &co-7 bbls onions 2 Virgin u hills
whisky Schwabaeher e. Hirsch-s5 do y Fl FIsabpeI |
ler-200 bxs candles 500 bxs soap w d CleveIand-5
boxes tobacco c Eekhsr t--3O odls rope Rice Born
&eo-l6s pkgs beer Wsk- i pkge hardware II |
pcs bulk shoulders W III Matthews A. |
Bros boxes mdse Mrs M Sater--ID nix ps mdse !
r NJ & Il Mon gomery-7 do Mrs NJ Kechner--ls
do McCIacken & Brewster-s do H n Sejhrecbt-20
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-09-14
FLORIDA.


NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND EEW Or
LEANS VIA HAvRE, SOUTH
AMPTON AND HAVANA.
9TMrs The steamships OF the North Ger
man Lioya will resume their Regular Trips
next fall. IS follows:
From Bremen. From New Orleans.
HANOVER, Sept ~ about Oct. "a.
FRANKFURT. Oct. 10 about Nov II.
These steamers touch outward at Havre and
Havana. and on their home trip at Havana and
Southampton.
PRICES OF PASSAGE:
From Bremen. Southampton or Havre to Ha-
vana or New 0rleans-Cabin, $50 gold; Steer
age. s3G lgoldl.
From New Orleans to Southampton Havrs or
Bremen-Gabin, $50 fgold); Steerage, s45 fgold)
From New Orleans to Havana-Gabin e35
fgoIdJ: Storage, SIS gold.
Children under ten years, half price: chill
dren under one year. free.
Tine company reserves the right to change the
route Of the Steamers their advertised days Of
departure and the prices Of passage
Passage tickets from Bremen BOutham pton
or HaYre to New Orleans issued by the under
signed.
For further particulars apply TO
I'd r. STOCKMEYER d CO.. Agents.
aust ~ ~ Union street.