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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-07-17

Rev. Frederick Gardiner of Connecticut, is
spending vacation at the magnificent Oaklsnds
al Gardiner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-07-17

We understand that the Augusta Savings Bank
yesterday subscribed for $4,000 Of the u S. 4
per cent bonds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-07-17

Summer residents at the seaside state that it is
the coolest season yet that has been experienced
for many years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-07-17

Rev. Mr.. Curtis of this city, assisted Rev. Mr..
Hayden, on Sunday, by preaching in bis pulpit in
Gardiner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-07-17

A carrier pigeon few from Portland to Tewie
ton the other day, in just one hour.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-07-17

The republican county convention in Penobscot
county, is to be held at Bangor, on the 10th Of
August.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-07-17

man! why hnger in misery, when DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery will cleanse
your blood of vrulent poisons, cause ulcers to
heal, pmples, blotches. and eruptions, to disap-
pear, and health and strength to reign supreme
Pierce's Memorandum Books given away by all
druggists lit
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-07-17

Ninety-fve tons Of hay will be obtained this
season from the farm connected with the State
College at Orono.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-07-17
Weather Indications for To-day.

For New England and the Middle States
lower pressure southerly winds, stationary tenn
peratuIe, partly cloudy weather and rain areas.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-07-17

About 20 900 barrels Of porgies were caught for
the Bristol and Boothbay factories last week
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-07-17

The s.riDg-beans corps, Tor rather, crops) come
marching on, now.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-07-17
F3tfn.

In Union, ID inst. Miss Caswell. daughter of Nr.
ry, widow OF the late Pierce Robbins, aged 81 yrs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-07-17

Durham, the town just above Brunswick, is
proud of being the home of Miss Annie Louise
Cary, though that lady was born in the beauti.
full village of Wayne. Every summer "Maine's
sweet singer" spends few weeks with her sister,
among the scenes of her childhood. A newspaper
correspondent heard the lady sing in the little
church at Durham, the other Sunday, and says
Never shall forget the in the little church
last Sunday, 1t was hot day, and the windows
and doors were all open. The song was that
grand old Scotch hymn, Crock of Ages" and
that glorious voice of hers seemed to lipger on
the lines
"Rock of Ages cleft for me.
Let me hide myself in thee,''
then swell forth in pure, strong sou fu crescendo
Ian exquisite burst of melody-and then float
out on the still July air over the meadows and
woodlands-even the birds keeping silent out of
compliment-until the sound wave was broken,
and the hymn died away in one last, lingering
chord of harmony.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-07-17
Mysterious Crime.


There is no doubt but Courtney, the oarsmar
was poisoned by betting men, lie is not vet we Ii
enough TO be removed to his home.
Missing.
1t appears that Yeoman, whose body has not
yet been found, near Trenton, received letter a
week ago threatening his life, from Philadelphia
His pecuniary accounts stand with q balance OF
over $4,000 in his favor, and there is no reason
known for has disappearance. His family believe
he has been murdered.
Later-A telegram to-day, was received by the
mayor of Trenton, from Philadelphia, stating that
Samuel NJ Iouman, the missing man, was seen
there this morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-07-17
IoraI anu State Nrws.

The mercury was playing with the nineties,
yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-07-17
Death
MARlTOBA.

VIM. Burling died here yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-07-17
Cincinnati Produce Market.

Cincinnati July 10. 1877.
PORK GA O0s00 90 Clear sides, a-7x
LARD BACON
Steam, -a9"l5 shoulders, GA
Kettle, l0al0 80 Clear rib aides, SOFA
BULK MEATS Clear sides, sst
Shoulders, ha0- WHISKEY-. L DIAL 01
Clear rib sides, Oak
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-07-17
Drowned.

JERSEY CITY, July 10. Two deaths by drown
ing at Coney lsland, yesterday. There are over
forty thousand people there and half that number
at Rockaway, where man was drowned His
body was placed in the upper story of the hotel,
while drinking and carousing went on in the low
or
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-07-17
YER MONT.
ElOpement.

BELLOWS FALLS. July l6. Friday night man
named o. X. Owens of Leomnster Mass, came
here with lady purporting to be his wife, and
put up at private boarding house. Saturday
night another man arrived looking for his wife,
and found the lady above mentioned the guilty
one. The ladys people are prominent citizens OF
Leominister, and request the Withholding of their
names. Owens was confined till Sunday night,
when on the intercession of the ady's friends in
Leomnster and her promise to return home with
her husband Owens was released to quit the
place.
Dcfa'cation.
ST. ALBANs July l6. Further examination
into affairs of Rev. A. j. Lamson, alleged de-
faulter to several estates for which he has acted
as trustee, executor &C., shows his dealcstion to
be above ten thousand dollars. He will be pros
ecuted to the extent of the law.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-07-17
NEW JERSEY.

Weather, clear, very hot.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-07-17
w ASHINGTON.
PERSONAL.

WASHINGTON, July l6. Evarts and Devens
left on visit to Pennsylvania. They lunch with
Senator Cameron, Thursday, and then return to
Washington. McCrary has returned from his
trip to Iowa,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-10-08
3man3igites &apitel.
lS at. es etn SufaII?

Ser Nben6 mar on9ebro6en rn6 MDrtz
aben BON g~0loenen Sternen funfelten am
6tntmelsbogen, un6 baS @e5ptti6er Der
Na6tbogel t0nte aus Ben bic 2anbitrdbe
etnfaiien6en Nnpflan3ungett ais 8ot6urit's
@%qutpage, ra6bem ite BEN Stranb unb
Die @splanaoe Derlafen bate, in @aroa
Stead anla1tgte uno Guf Die 8ananenoiad
3uIenfte.
9as Iodine Salts tpar in allen GbetIen
fell erleu9tet. Die Nttlagen tparen nit
6tnefti6en 2ampen beleudtet. Die 9roBe
Sanone, BON tpelder Die 0tna i1ren Sea-
men bate, i6tmmerte in etnem Dabren
2t6tmeer. Die @drtenbGuier, Bet 4agoz
bentempel, Der na6 benz Slufie btnats>
gtng, bte 8lumenparterres unb Sprtng>
brunnen, GQes lel6tete I'M beIen @lan3e
Der 3ablrei6en farbtgen Qanpen.
Der @agen bielt bor benz BabiIon auf
Ser einen Settle beS 6onies un6 ietne Sn>
iaifen ftiegeit aus. Ser rei6e &aufm1ann
oen iibltden 8%egriiBungen fibrte CT 1te in
bic groBe breite Marmor6aue. 0ort mar
tete Sic tnbti6e 6ausbGlterin, beren Sorgz
falt Set. 8atburit bic betoen 9amen iberz
CAB. sic fii9rte Tie in acknowledgements,
mo Ite6ite ut6 Sbertlei6er ablegten 11no
ban1t ~gelettete tie tie mad benz groBen Saz
lon, no Der &aufmann mtt1einem Sobne
uno Nrman6 elliot t6r @ti6etnen berettS
ertparteten.
9ieler Salon mar lang un6 groB unb
bate Iteben Bis a6t Senfter, Dte auf cine
@eran6a 6inauSgtngen. Ser 6uBboben
tpar aus 6DlSmpiotf un6 nit fDitbaren
periti6en Seppt6en beleqt. 9te bergDloe>
ten, pra6tbolett, te6o6 benz &Itma dttgez
paBten WtDbel tparen bon benz a1tserleie1tz
ften 2uruS. Sine feline 3immerfontaine
mari et1e1 StrabI tppblrteden6en @afers
in Die 60be, mas etnen fDitIt6en Quit IN
Dem @ema6e berbrettete. Sin 9roBes
&laDter itanb, tpte CUR 8enuBung etrla1
bend, ofen. &letne bergoloete urO lactrte
S6eetii6e, Statuen auf So6eln, 8tloer
un6 tnbti6e S6rdtfe, 9aben benz o5nez
0tes prG6tiget @ema3 mod ettten erbobten
9lan5.
Die Serren ftan6en auf, ais bic Wad6z
6ett 3tl ammen etrtratert.
IS mar Sin6a'5 lte6lt6es @e1t6t, auf
tpel6em Sic 8Iide bes &aufmanns berz
tpunbert un6 eri6rofen baften bIieben,
iobalO er Ma1o begriBt bate. Stnba's
berudenbe S60nbeit, lire 1trablen6ett,
leltbten6en @ugen, tbre brette i66ne
Stirne nit 6em ft6 barber tpene16en
berr[t6en @olb6nar, mabten etnen tiefen
@in6rud auf i'm. @r faBte ie6en BUG III
rer groBarttget S66nbett ouf; bie idlanfe
anmutbtge @eitalt, Ste ie umflteBerpe
mGb6enbofte MoieitGt, ais Db tie tf1ttner
cine &Dntgsfrone getrogett bdtte, bte tin9e7
mett pprnebnte Continuity tbres Ne1et1s'
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-10-08
N5Schenf(iche S((imots Sfaof@-Beifmne.

aber es 9ei6ab in elmer romanti16en Nnz
tpanOlun9"y perleBte 8atburit fed. SD
ltebte STE Dan1alS bereit5 uno noQte S6re
Stebe fltr MIDI alIein IN Der Stole zines
9rt1le1t Ufannes geptrnen. @s mar bes
@rafet g8uni6, DaB t6 feline Sodter 1ei>
ratbelt 1olte. NtdtS piirbe i'm gliidlider
MAIDEN ais cine iolde 0erbin6ung. Sic
nlll11en etnen rnmantti0en Slim 6oben,
Wfapa. 6etrat6en Sic mid bier in Sal
cutta beimlid, uno tpenn ptr in 8eQe Ssle
9rtOntmen, tpollen mir unlere 8~esbinbung
betanr1t ma6en uno gefeiert unb geebrt
iperDen. gSte e%ritaunt Sirbd uro GQiot
lnett ipltrOen! 8ie ent8ldt na6ber Der
@rQf tp4re |"
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-11-10
NORTON.
lie senateur Morton est mort.

lie senateur Morton est mort.
Morton n'avait que 81 ans. II
etait ne dams le comte dc Wal ue,
Indiana. IL await etc tour il tour Iu-
&c de Circuit, lieutenant-gouv
nenr. gouverneur ct senateur 81,
Congress. Et c'est bien certainement
lui qui fit Hayes president des Etats-
Unis.
Quand les hommes de demain,
plus calmes ct plus justes que nous,
ecriront Phistoire de Get hOmme. is
tliront Ia sup6riorit6 de son intciEi-
gence, r6nergie de son caractere, ia
violence de son patriotisme ct les
services quill u rendus i la cause tle
pUnion.
Mais ills diront aussi que, CONNIE
tous les llommes d'Etat dc cette se-
neration, grandis dams la lutte, NON
d6sarm6s apres Ia victoire, Morton
ma pas su OIL ma pas voulu COM
prendre Ia gen6rosite ct Ia grandeur
dame. CONNIE Thadtleus Stevens,
le rude forgeron de la Pennsylvania,
mn homme trcmpe cromme lui, OF
lui reprochera SD haine au Sud ct
ses brutalites de partisan. De
tells caracteres sont Ia force, non ID
bo,,te, ct vous pouvez meme leul
reprocher d'avoir etc des politicians
Quoiqn'il Ell soft, ct peasant qus
Morton aura sa page historique
"a part lie reconnaissance dams
Repub'icne, nous ponSons aIre e
Na7teT, en monraist, cmporte "
isi u .anat radical, de meme
ist>5Ee' 5, e.s moufaat, a emp
!: zs.l, ~e ra,lieale, er qr
,,3ax tommes, snper1e
s.sHu e, nlais dun r
',a., tire, ie ,'art' re-
rs .t,'a de ses GnsTe
+, @,s ts< quill Il talt,
~ 4t toiit eira'
W : stir
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-11-10
NO. 2.

lement filncste, sans RESORTS vigou-
reux, sans pourSlite gentreusc,S;lns
nuvres vraiment utilcs. .et v0uSabaiS-
SAINT lcsprit ct Tame dams une indit-
ference coupable ct mortelle, sc sont
rennis ct groupGs dams une meme
pensee de bonnie vOlOlltc, de sOlitla-
rite intellcctuelle, ,d'efforts commums.
lie relevement patriotique ct dc fol
i Part, 4 Ia science, 4 Ia libertG ct i
la civilisation.
lis ctaient pcu sans loute, dix OIL
louze, ct celia tout reinforcement;
mails lie nOmbre nest riem, ct ii ,,,,,
Sle est tout. lie nombre va te,,tipn5>>
Il la verit6 ct i la justice. ! sa:.it
d'avoir pour sol Ii sincerite, gu ~;
une vcrtu d'exemple, ct Ia p;'cnee,
qli est me vertu lie temps. r. iis
avaient ces dcux vertus, comme ;s'1s>-
81 celles dune intelligence ts,jairt,.,
dun Savoir precieux ct dun da>ou
ment incontestable. Leur az
etait lie ccIles auxque'les la,
tloit de III reconnaissance, qu':. x,
tonne toujours, ct par qui io
gres, complice de toutes les al.
tions legitimes ct lie toutes les /
tGs necessaires, accomplit sa t.i
travers les peuples, les general
ct les temps. Ellie await lie ri,
de Ia grandeur. Ellie parla'
langue savante ct sacree. lly
de Ia lumlere eli ellie, autour
ct devant ellie. Ce n'Gtait pc
qui passe, ct son utilit6 s'afi
dams ceux qui parlaient, dan
aui ecoutaient ct dams cenx,.
cucillaient. Car sill est des u
ct des auditeurs, il est aussi.
ves. Quand vous allumez n,
bean, ct que vous le placez
SONNET, qui done ne le volt i
aui done ne va point vers le SOL
La parole est le verbe, le velno
Ia vie, la vie est Ia lumiere.
Merci done aux fondateursGei
thence louisianais lie Ia NOuTei
OrleanS,-Athenee au VERDE fr;.
Gals ct luminelx, don't la voi> Sc.
tend all loin, gui rayonne deja- auE'e
de Ia renaissance ct renaissance hi
meme, sur ce pays sauve, rendn q
In vie ct il rhonneur, ct pOursus>mt
desormais, par le chemin du progrts
ct de III liberte, les destinees tios
nations responsables, dies peoples
glorieux ct de rhumanite souveraine
| par Ia r,ison, par le droit ct par Il,
justice. Car ces hommes, cour, AK
! ct sages, ayant la science ct Is it,.
trop fiers pour s'egarer aux soieF
tortueuscs ct tenebreuses de Ia pc
litiQue vulgaire, trop mobiles pour lie
pas s'elcver au-dessus des passion
qui trompent ct dies parts qui I,as
sent, trop fills du steele ct de la civ
lisation m0dcrne pour Gtre les q
servants dune petite eglise de cas-
on de prejuges, assez francais no1
rendrc Il Ia France le tribut d'esprit
,l'hommages ct lie devouement qui
lui est att par tous ceux qui ont pH
vivre une leure i son rayonncme,
ct lie son souffle,-fils par Ia n:siss;t
ce OH par l'adoption, mails fills par
ceur ct par le sang,-ont cree
euvre ntile, bonne, durable
science, de solidarite, de civilisa
lie lumiere, ct qui, par Ia natr
son influence ct Ia force de SO
veloppemcnt. fait desormais p:
de rhistoire de Ia Louisiana ct
lie phistOire de pAm&rique.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-11-10
AGENTS DU LOUISIANA1S.

Nouvelle-Orleans:- G.. Romain Tchou-
pitoulas ST., No. Is.
st.-Jacques, st.-Jean-Baptistc, 1bcrs'l'e'
As,omptiou ct Ascension:-Just Comes,
Donaldsonvilie.
Lafayette, Attakapas:-Edouard E. Mou-
ton.
Nouvelle- e-1berie:-Auguste Gi.od.
Vacherie Morris Feitel.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-11-10
DA IS $ A T U Il n E i.

Quel age a done Satnrnc:
.Je ne sails pas yraimcnt,
Et ce gros taciturin
Est vieux assuremest,
Car un sage astronome,
81laldeen dc ces lieuX,
Pasteur aussi, brave homme,
M'affirme quill est vieux;
puil sur ses 6paules,
Et lcpuis tres longtemps,
De requatcur aux poles,
An moins deux cent mile ans;
Quill a WI dams lespace,
Sans songer i monrir,
Plus DUN globe qui passe,
Plus dun monde perir;
Que In Lnne ct la Terre,
Fillettes de quinze ans,
Pour lui vieux solitaire,
Ne sont que des enfants;
Que sa Genese antique,
Eclatante, toujours
Et toujonrs anthentique,
A dur6 cent trois joars,
Etant, du reste, ecriee,
Aux murs de tliamant,
Dams la langue s;iRscrite,
Et tres cOrrectement.
QUAINT au nom v3ritable
Du Noise divin,
IL est tres respectable
Et ne sc dit en- vain.
Adonc, Satnrne a Page
Reasonable, Page Oh,
Sense, prudent ct sage,
I'm globe nest plus fou.
\ Get age supreme,
LIE cRur est mOins hardi,
Et le volcap lrli-meme
S'est un peu refrOidi.
Plus de laves brhlantes,
Plus de convulsions,
Plus de cites croulantes
Et plus d'6ruptions!
La planete est form6e,
A "a place, a son lieu,
Et, dEs0rnlais NOMINEE,
Lrrouve son vrai milieu.
Ellie a des lors sa crofte, -
Ellie salt son devOir,
Ellie poursuit 50 route,
Ellie tonrne ct peut vOir.
En- parfait 6quilibre
Sur les qnatre elements,
-Ou les cinq-elle est libre
Dams tous ses movements.
On cinq! Que signifie
Ce nouvel 6l6menti
Quelle geographic
En- parle seulements
IN est propre a Satnrne,
Eft nous pavons nomme,
Je crois, Sci de SatarRc,
Quand il est enfOrme.
Mais, pauvre gems de terre,
Morveux, boiteux, crottes,
Sans fol, sans caractere,
Non moins lads qu'hebeies,
vssis s,si1es rstsssaEass,es.s sssn
assistssseas s.afss.sass#,
s'asa.ssss.ssS ssssss ts7ss ssss4ssafss1sEfssss
,sss saus gsfg stis ssiaaas<s
eiss.slass. rsatiasst tssseiasssr iietsF''@..
aias s1sfea sssise
Tses spsans.iaes sssianss.s4s
s,s -. .assse sa;asatts.
stsa saegs aagH N scsrs.,
s'..tis ast1assss t.ltst ssafs +.
st'sss& Il ass sa@S}s i
&s RI t4s8sss sssastsff7
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-11-10
PRIX DEs ANNONCEs:

Par carr6 de 10 ligncs, OH moins, pre-
miere insertion. n.........-....---..S .Sl, w.
Par carr6 de chaque publication sub
sequente e.-.-.....-.. ..---.-.-..- 49,
Les communiqnes de nature personnelle
ct les avis rannee sc r6gleront de gre
gre avec r6tliteur.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-11-10

Oui, cette heure est celle de la re-
naissance.
Mais ceux qui FONT certainement
devanc6e, devinee, hatee meme, car
lis avaient lie sentiment du devoif ct
souffraient de Ia double misere de
leurs deux patries, sont quelqnes
hommes de cGur ct quelques esprlts
delite de Ia Nonvelle- Orleans. Les
prit souffle OH il vent, tbi ruN.
Mais est.il beso;n de les nomn1er!
II nous suffit de dire que ces HON
mes, des docteurs, des savants, des
ecrivains, des artistes, Ia seulc aris-
tocratie quill convient aux repub'l-
cues de reconna1tre, voyant baisser
autour d'eux le niveau intellectuel
ct moral, sentent qn'nne granle dc
,neral;sati tie.,ph,att rsij taH'es los H''as
s.ss as ,,g.4.ss Ee4 5lst'&s5E5& As,H.3se~,
! cr,;.,t,t,srff..zgt - Z 'e}fne ri 141jf fst'
4;.ss s., seyssrt .t8r< ies !''H''aH5sss -
Fl .1s 9@z,.a a:.tstzg't's si'tif ID ,'9s'3sS
- .s4t-;z a,ss.l,..s. @roSe'- eife#'is}|s
-.it58gs igsEsos,s. oIi f'0u
.- .H.tfa IL ~ 4, s54;H i
3ss> .l'sG itle&t: 'es 5=t.ssss
..s, .Is@s s,essses sfe'st5 riss
;....s,..:s -fs'sss"es :rH .f zfse
s.s,3sga .spG. -
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-11-10

aiais la g,aerre vfts-esl q
re, dn' est .ouioass tssse
F!nyasion.
I';slvasion bout aEas ft2os, II d
&c font. confont r7a4s e. t'Hf-
u,cutanemcnt Ies s-ts*@sss tas''ss 49,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-21
HoTEt ARRIVALS,

sT. CHARLES HooTEIy-M s Hayner. " Il
Dram and wife. Stacey WEIGH. B Bruce, Jr, W B
Barker, 3 4 Hawley. lsaae Parker john Foley.
land sehn Mil Mean verpoo Ii y Berg Teaas
h ,i Harrison Philadelphia, Geo Fox, Isaac Rel;
Cincinnati, Isaac. Rice Memphis. A W Feier.
lsin Cineinpsa,i PHI !, Warren sprinlg{aeld, 7
Samuel tfaein, i A Tareasd Ghas Ma her. b
Charlie W2ed Sqhn Parker t Louis, I, :
T%RsoRR Hd EsE5s, e 91yfs Ms Mzs
I'm Taylor Miss. D il Kay Nd, Ii Braaway city,
Geo D Cabel Va. Reuben Noble Miss II N Ogl
Omaha L b La ton md. stanages Louis 9i
Il Reese city X Jordan Ind, b o Kelly New
..utI1T'Y HoTEI-o Bieber and wife Galveston,
more. I J Harwel New Cork. 4 il Bearden ZEN
fs1SsIfs Mobile Eye river Beas an
5vs fa9 pssfsl M Nav 4sgy MIL A ns Ee
cago, p ii Marfse. Miss, & NJ Arnold Texas, " +
Flint Texas, J Moon Ten nessee.
joseph nas nor N fstly sf ss sstsasa
WI Kelly John Kelly Geo J Autz u Charles. j
Parl La casey Atchafnlaya,, Lanainaned
gearde Tenn, II Bross New Hork, BY, NJ
Swami city, Mrs Bette Anderson and son La.
&c Griffin ] D Roberts Texas, Henry Gibson
RNe mn,n N at sMsFeFaf WITH Wh
In, z klesef. Milwaukee, D A Thomas Ky. i g
ponson and wife Miss Laura Donson New
York, Ritter Geo Dufgur New Orleans, ,Wm,
Texas. r Heoey Miss, g d Donaldson Georgia,
II 7 Graves Texas, g 9 Packard Lower coast.
Geo Buttrick city, W + .stovall Port Hudson.
gno J Rev aud wife Miss sallie Rev Miss
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-21
THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, SUNDAY OCTOBER a. 1877.

Taneipahoa--Psr sohf Ann Metsuinn---soo bbls
shells TO order
Eprfngfeld--Pef sehr viet0ria--1 bale cotton 2
bales moss to order 10 cords wood 10 master
Shell Bank-Psr sehr Mst6ri-45D bbls shells order
Amite River-Per schr Hetter Ellis--sD0D shingles
10000 feet lumber 5000 slaves 40 cords wood to order
Mobile Bay Per schr -Four Brothers-4750 bbls rosiB
bbls turpentine Simpson Il Tricou
Mobile Bav-=Per schr Martha M-4ag bbls rosin 90
bbls tnrpentine Simpson q Tticou
springfed-Pef sohr Lille smms-20 cords wood
to master
Appalaohieola- Per sehr Minnie Gray--ballast
Jordan River-Per sohr Venezia-95, 900 feet lHin-
Der TO J l. Movers Z.
Pearl Rivsr-Per sohr Unon---45, 600 feet lumber
TO erder
Springaeld---Per sehr Celeste----1s cords wood
to mast II
Blind Rver-Per sehr Rosa-26. 900 slaves order
Blind River-Per schr Montei ey---45 cords wood
to master
Tickfaw Per sehr Dan Castle-2o cords weed to
master
Blind Mver-Psr schr Morning Light--4o cords
wood master
Tiekfaw-Per sehf Laura--4U cords wood to mas Ter
Hand bere--Per sehr Jno Pepp-s0, 900 feet luiB-
Der to II Bnddig-t1 900 do q stuber
Lake Manripas schr d kemp-1e.0go staves
10 cords VI God TO master
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REcErpTs AT THE OLD BASIN.

Tohefuucta River-Per sehr Emma Amelia--55
cords wood to master
Blind River-Per schr Fumme d Or-s5 cords wood
master
Blind River--Per schr Vietoria-28 cords wood TO
master
Pass Manohae-peT sshr Ida-5 cords wood master
Tchefuneta River--Per sobr Geyingten as cords
wood to master
Blind River-Per sehr Sdenia 900 slaves order
Blind Rivef-Per schr ClemeBti 4e--12, 900 slaves
to order
Pass Manchae-Psr sehr Hermit-gD0O slaves order
Vaudeville Per schr PEelait-95 cords wood to
master
Horn Island-Per sohf Mary Magdeline--500 bbs
sand to order
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Gibraltar. &c

Brit steamship Brazilian. Bruce, from Gibraltar to
A X Miller Aeo--4th dis
Brit steamship Alice Otto Hughson, from Liverpool
cd ult to Dewof Powell &eoA4th dis
Steamship Morgan City, Read, from New York, l3th
inst 10 q A Whitney &o0--Algiers
Am ship John Watt, 60 days from Havre, via Key
West to master--Point
Bark Oxford, Chrisman, 65 days from London. TO
fnaster-3d die
Schr q whipple, Arnet. days from Bonaeoa TO
Tore & Anselmi-Pie Tier
Mex sehr Josefina Basso from Laguna to MASTER
Pic Tier
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RAILROAD PERSONALS.

The following were among the departures by
the Mobile line last evening". J. s. Wester-
berry, sayannah ,. \. Oliver. Greenyills |, 9.
d pinch,haek WasMhngten a q e. Mat
Geo. IT, brewster Cincinnati: Mrs. J. r Stewa, {
and daughter. St Louis; Geo. jones. Nav York
VIM. Davis. Memphis / aiah Thompson. De-
troit; VIM. Alexander, Chicago: Chas Meade.
fhilltcothp. Ohio.
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At Quarantine station

Span bark Antoinetta, Calls, days from Havana lin
bHllastl to @ a. q Green
Span bark Prosperidad. Maria days from Havana,
to puig. Corral GEO.
Swd bsrkei.tine Alma, Rsberg, 81 days from Rio de
Jansiro, to Agar d Leiong-
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LAFOURCHE.

TRI-WEEKLY BAYOU LAFOURCHE AND
COAST PACKET.
Leaves every TUESDAY at 10 a. m, THURS
DAY snd SATURDAY at II N.
kE3ne - THE NEW PASSENGER STEAMED
HENRY TETE,
j. F. Aucoin master. III. Fl. Landry clerk,
Pays particular attention to way business and
returns down the Coast, leaving Donaldsonville
every Wednesday. Friday and Sunday at s. q.
m. For freight or passage apply on board or
to B. RIYET.
VI. 10E Decatur street.
r: Islands Al Coast passengers and freight
Id daylight
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MARINE NEWS.
oFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, I
October vi, 1877.
Cleared YESTERDAY.

Steamship Emily b souder, Foote for Key West
/ X Roberts
Brit steamship Warrior Jones, for Galveston, In bal
las - Ocean &oe
Fr bark Harold, Pontic, for Havre--
DeWelf, Powell &eo
Brit schr Sam Weller, Down, for Malaga
II J Buddendorf
Sohr John Atwood, Hunterman for Boy Islands
Maeheea Il Bro