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VOLUME XXXII.
Railroad Time Tables.

LAKE SHORE & MICH. SOU-MICH
CENTRAL-JACRSON6 TT.
WAIVE D. II. &L
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DETROIT HILLsDALE & SOUTH
WESTERN R.R.
Trains rfl leave Ise stations named, ~ follows
RON and after Nov. iitl. ts,,:
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Patcnt Law Practice In thc patent
osHee ana the courts a Specially.
PATENTS OBTAINED ~ THE

United states Canals. England. France. Ger
many. Russia. belgium. italy, &C.
RrrrREyCEs. Hon. W. B. Allison, n. \. sena-
49,. 80 + d gir.svoo.I If 4 senator. Inc
WIN fnnrnnige. Ex-N. g.. Justice Sainut
Miller. Or. H Slpr9mr Court: lion. James llaris1
r,-. s.-sfsff TIfarnr Iusfi iat y. b. Dllpn. a.
f.r,ilf .,f4ff. frfsa l r. o.. clarke Chairfnf
Ar..lf ftfrl. Patent once. rni T M. Va
rl1.. Htuvir tIl.l Slf4it.. Goa. 4. n. iiCdfct
FffIrf fif 10 .fi y lIfe s. taups1r. 10. q
il1f. fi,1. W. Nelrary. Secretary Of Wa1: Co.
L. D..iaxersoI, Chicago Post. .(eugzD
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Inventions and Patents.
t. C. WOODWARD.

Attorney and Counsellor at Law
1903 s.h st., ". W. n. O. lock Box iTil Wash
fnrfln. ID. r..
Late EKaminor-in-f United states Patent
Orirr. WrnheF 20 fhn far - fhc supreme
Clu4i of fhl United States.
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REy. }. VALENTINE,
Faster NJ. r. Church. Cooper. Mich.

m. HILTON WILLIAMS, ". D.,
25i Woodward Avenue, Detroit.
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LANSING DIVISION.

Trains wnllsaye me stations named, as follows
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Before Mr.. Builer had taken his seat.
M Chittenden (Rep., ". Y. } arose 70
ask him some questions. Mr.. Chitten-
den's FIRST question was: What would
become of the poor men and women
who owned Sj0OC00.0C OF savings
b. nks deposits, when the United States
bonds were returned from Europe and
when their prices fell. s. Mr.. Butler
desired them 10 fall, 10 90 per cent, Of
tleir par value7
Mr.. Butler-This will be what will
happen % them: They will be Just
where they are now. with their depos-
its not Ia per cent. bonds, but in
tumble down real estaio in New York
that is not worth II cents on the dollar
when tho taxes are paid.
Mr.. Chiteuden-Doos the gentleman
mean by this that every savings bank
in Massachusetts, and New York will
be bankrupted2
Mr.. DutleT-Thcy are, 20 far as
United States bonds arc concerned.
bankrupted to-day. They have not
got them. They sold them.
Mr.. Chittenden-Tha is not an an.
swer. Does the gentleman mean that
al the savings banks OF New York and
Massachusetts, will be, aud ought "a
be, bankrupted by the return Of those
bonds?
ME- Butler-They will be, but they
ought not 10 be. bankrupt They viii
be bankrupt, because the value ~ Their
securi.ics, ia real estate, IN railroads,
and ia everything else but Government
bonds, has been sunk three times b,
their internal lust for gold.
Mr.. Chittenden, excitsdly-I wish Il
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arose in the Governors mind, and he
examined the marriage record Of Mr..
and Mrs. Wells. He found, according
to that, that Mrs. Wells would not be
Of age until the 10 Of October. 1878,
nearly a year later than the date Of the
visit 10 their house, when she said she
wa. Of age.
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A minister once preached from the
text, "Be We therefore steadfast. The
printer made him say. BE ys there for
breakfast.
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CITY ECHOES.

Thomas Johnson, for the larceny of n duck.
was incarcerated in the IIarbor Station.
Tofr Hughes attempted To pass d counter
felt quarter on an unsuspectng party. and
was then stcered into the Fourth Station.
Atf1 o'clock Saturday night u white wo-
man named Mrs. Kock died suddenly at her
residence. No. lO5 Robertson street
Stephen Norway spent Sunday in tho
Fourth Station for malieously destroying u
door.
VIM. johnson, a jolly tar. was moored in
the Sixth Station, charged with assault and
battery on John Askew, chief officer of the
bark Prince Charles.
negro woman named Victoria Jones was
immured In the Seventh Station, charged
with assault and battery on her husband with
q razor.
Thos. OConnor and James Murphy alias
Tom alias Burns alias Kelly, were run INTO
the Third Station. charged with disturbing
the peace and fighting.
David Noys was brought TO the Central Sta
ton In the custody OF five officers, charged
with being drunk disturbing the peace and
assault and battery on police officer.
AT 4 o'clock Saturday evening, while the
ship Prescott was being moOred at post No
81, James Duncroy tumbled overheard. but
was rescued from drowning by the crew.
Church Smith, n negro, was incarceratcd In
the Central Station charged with breaking and
entering Bob Vests house in the night time
and assaulting him with II dangerous weapon
with intent to commit murder
At half.past o'clock Saturday night,
sneak thief entered tho drug store II MIR
Pope, corner of Prytauia and Jackson streets,
while the proprietor was engaged, aud carried
off tin box containing $40.
Mrs. Farley. residing on AnnInciation
street, between Terpsichoro and Robin streets.
Is reported by Officer Dcyinc IA having
thrown garbage on the street in the rpar ii
her premises, and failed to have the same re-
moved.
Officer Coffey collared a negro named Jas.
Catman and incarcefated him in the Fourth
Station at the instigation of Mr. sparrow.
who charged him with entering his dwelling
house In the night time with intent to commit
n felony
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BREylTIEs.

The citizens In the neighborhood Of tho W,
Bernard market held meeting In order IL
devise some plan for the ameloration Of the
street from st. Bernard to Where street. II
was decided that, Us the city did not take III
hand the matter of repairing the street, the
residents thereof should contribute towards
putting the street In order
The butchers or the st. Bernard market
complain that since month the lamps have
not been lit. Oil lamps arc used though a
uas pipe runs ut q distance of half block
from the market. They also complain TINT
in the morning the policemen do not appear
around the market.
! Anthony Miller, Tsl,. sergeant in the firth
company Orleans Artillery Is an artist OF no
mean talent, He executed Col. PeyrouX =
picture from photograph, and the likeness
is striking That picture was presented to
the colonel Mt the banquet given yesterday Mt
the Perfect Union Hall, MIR. Miller knows
how to seize the expression Of the person
whose picture he draws, and his late effort Il
indeed TO his praise,
Col. Bachemin, of the Orleans Artillery. ar
rived last night from Natchitoches. whittier
he had gone upon business for the house Of
Schmidt a Xegler. This Is why, in his ali
sence, Col. Peyroux acted In his stead in
the ceremonies of yesterday
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CASS1DY'S HOTEL.-D y Hudson, Homs
VILE La; NJ q Scott. NJ Peters La; fl G PanDe
man Dallas. Texas: l. II Smith MI Stirling
Ny; Gilbert Wnrd, bark Cnrron; NJ J Littleiohn
~ Joe. Mo; q i Miller. st Louis; Thos Wlkay
Cincinnati; Il A Lenoir. Magnolia. Miss Frank
GOODWIN. La: l. Howard, vt Louis.
ST, CHARLES UOTEL-R b Martin, Chicago,
IL u Curren, o schmidt. Nav York, Bsrwin
and wife, Boston: J B Kinney, st Louis; h
Sh9dden. Nemphis b Adams, Jr GRENADA
7 l. Lawrence. Chicago; NJ W Garrison, New
York: Jno Casey, d y Ferguson, w Billing.
st Mary; l. y Chealham. w II Carter. New
YORK: W I Parker. Fulton. Ky: Rosep.
Pittseburg; VIM II Douglas. New York hoy
nolds. city.
CITY HOTEL Frank O'Donnel 8 Cotton.
New York; I McNulty, Mobile: W swords.
CITY. Cooper Bros, Edison's Phonograph: +
k.ayeman. Cincinnati: J W Wilson. New York
Miss Ferguson. Columbus: II Nj Evans. New
York; u II Hogg and daughter, IIazlehurst !:
valentine Dorns, Jackson; Geo Vingard city !:
" Hernet2: Jno J Cason q Chenault,
Lynebburg. Va; II Parranloux. Delhi; M r
Young. Yermllionylle: J l. Robertson. New
York. u w Wickersham Cincinnati: n. Braeb
Galveston. T b MUnson. Ibervile; Stouten-
ser. Galveston: J u Garna q G Weame. M Nor
neet Rapides . w Knight, A ID Harvard. Ever
green; CAndrews, Texas; s III Boyd John
son, City.
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FROM THE PASSES.

,FoRT EAps Dee r. 6 u. m.-Barometer 2o75
WIND south-southwe3t. light. Weather dark
thick and rainy.
Arrived t 7:l5 this morning: American steam
ship Lone Star, Forbes muster from New York
to G. A. Whitney and Co.
Steamship Santiago. at 9:35 q. M. Oheras
master. from Mexican ports. to PUG. Corral
X Go.
American schooner Ella NJ. Stoner. Wade
master 50 days from st. Helena, to Norton &
Bell
American bark Minnie NJ. Watts, Watts mas
TT, 56 days from Hayre. in ballast. to A. X.
Miller x Go.
American brig Carrie Bertha, Hall master. l6
days from Martinique, TO Woodward & Wight
American schooner Martha NJ Hail Burgess
master. 81 days from Lisbon. In ballast. to
master.
Sailed: Steamship Morgan City. steamship
Chas. I. Hook.
Steamship Gussie. from Indianola. with cat
tie, bound to Havana. put In this evening and
anchored for harhor.
SOUTHWEST PASS Dec. s-Weather calm and
rainy
No arrivals.
Sailed: Steamship st. Mary at o'clock last
evening
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MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
December 9 1878,
Arrived

Arrived
Steamship Lone Star, Forbes. from New York 30tf
ut to A Whitney &co-Algiers
Span steamship Santiago. Oberas FIN Mexican Ports
to PUG, Corral &co-2d dis
Schr Ia Storer Wade. IS days from st Helena
to Norton g. Bel-Point
Schr Ebenezer, Berthel . days from Jamaica to S
Oter a. Bro-Pic Tier
STEAMBOATS,.
Clara S, Wenzel from st MartinvilIe
Alvin. Seovel from Lower Coast
kitte Nye. OPry, from Lower Coast
Emma Irvine VaIlette from Lower Coast
Annie B. Rolls from Bayou Barataris
label Kouns from Lower Coast
Eva DeBouchel from Hahnville
Jewel Truslow. from Grand Ecore
J Cham bers Barge Jr from st Louis
Belle Albert Hotard from Bayou des AlIemsnds
A lice, Porter from Hope Villa-New Basin
Trenton, Terrebonne, from Donaldsonville
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STEAM BOATS.
TECHE AND ATCHAFALAYA,

REGULAR BAYOU TECdE PACKET.
Leaves on WEDNESDAY, Dec. II. at 5 D. M
IT. FOR ST. MARTINoYILLE. NEW
80 = IBERIA, Jeanerette, franklin Gem re-
Vile, PattersonviIle and all intnrme-
diate landings on Bayou Teche and Atchafalaya
The new passenger steamer
CLARA =.
VIM. Wentzel master. Willie Jones clerk
will leave as above. For freight or passage ap-
ply on board. or to
GEO. d. HITE. 81 Grayier street.
dec J. L. CARLIN. II Tchoupitoulas st.
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Receipts It tbs New Rasin

Hope Villa-Per steamer Alice--6 bales cotton to
Renshaw Camr1aok Geo. Fl Allison &co--4 do 10
sacks seed cotton BeraUd Il Gbert--2 bales cotton
W Whte-f2 sacks seed cotton " o Cotton Seed
AssoGiation-l0 hf sacks seed cotton A l. Chopin
81 bbls moasses Tertron-5 do hhds sugar Rieh.
ard Milhken-2 trunka I y Walton-I dot w Mars
den-l coop poultry bx eggs w Harmon bag
game Wang Cottam--I box eggs bale rags For.
cheimer Bros-l coop poultry q w Wright boxes
eggs l. Schommer-I box Mrs Frey-60 cords wood
so 900 shingles Muncy & Marcy
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Below high water mark of 1874. Indicates
rise Indicates fall

rise. Indicates fall.
Tho steamboat landing from one end to the
other. Is Il sea of mud and water: Its system of
drainage IL imperfect and needs changing
Alter a rain the water lies on il and mud fol-
lows, causing serious Inconvenience to every
one whose business calls them TO 1t, to say moth
Ing OF the freight always moro or less damaged
In consequence. The wood work, having been
rebuilt and repaired. Is now I'm better condition
than 1t has been for years therefore. If the ono
whose province it is to attend to such matters
will give us better drainage they will ObIige
thousands. and make our landing what It
should be. a credit to our city.
There is also one other matter to which we
call attention, the present crowded condition of
the landing. Relief can be afforded by causing
the prompt removal of all stuff that lays on 1t
beyond the time allowed by law. The receipts
to-day and tomorrow will be- heavy. and room
to put II will be difficult to find. and it "a the
same condition of affairs on both landings
Cheap transportation is the order Of the day.
ana the stcambOatmen who live up TO that max
i'm should be encouraged. by assisting them to
discharge the cargoes of their boats with as lit
W. expense and delay rs possible: that best can
De done by giving them room and good land
me revenues OF our city. They are Of incaIcu-
liable benefit to It. and they have rights which
should not only be respected hrt yaalouslv
guarded. Our Administrators of Commerce
and improvements who, between them have
the landing in charge. ara making enyiahIe rem
utations Tor efficiency. We trust in their zaal
they may not overlook the needs of the steam
boatmen.
The John w. Cannon and John Fl Hanna
failed TO get away Saturday night They both
left yesterday morning with fine trips. The
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struck "a Anag.

Mr.. Chas. Brown, chief clerk of the steam
boat Jewel, arrived yesterday and stated 70
the effect that on the sixth instant, about 7
O'Clock In the evening, the Red river packet
Briarly struck snag at the mouth of Red
river on her down trip. and about 500 bales Of
cotton were thrown in the river. The Bri-
arly stopped to recover as much of the freight
as possible. Her cargo consisted OF 400 bales
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Struck with n Rock.

Ate O'Clock last evening, on the lower side
" Felicity road Mt the corner of Religious
street, difficulty took place between two
negroes named Robert Jones and one Nathan,
which terminated In Jones being struck in the
head with rock In the hands Of Nathan.
and severely injured. The accused made his
escape and the wounded man was taken home
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by hanging himself with arope. He was dis
covered, and, after being cut down, was taken
To the Second Station-house and locked up
His excuse for attempting the rash act was
that his boss put friend Of his out Of the
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At clock In the evening, Mt Grand Bend,
on the thirtieth instant, Il cOl9red roust-
about named H. Williams fell overheard
from the steamboat Jewel, and, regardless Of
the efforts Of his comrades 10 save him. he
was drowned
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Emma Irvine.
tn Arrive

Emma Irvine. lower coast f. J. Gay. J. W.
per. upper coast; Assumption. Henry I'ete, st.
Mary, Iafourche: Danube, Red river; q. H.
Durfee Opelousas: II. G.: Yaeger. Belle Of
Baton Rouge; Laura Lee. Guiding Star, Gin
eennatii !. T. Lee, Vicksburg; Bastrop. John
Howard. John Wilson. onachita; 10 Bryarly
Bonnie Leo. Red river; Henry Frank, Mem
phis; Florence Meyer. White river: Frank Par
nm Grnninttilln
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us bark denitori Tarabochs, Tarrboohia go days
from Lnssiuo to A X Miller eco
bark MINNIE M Watts. Watts, Sc days from Havrs.
hfig carrie Bertha Hall l6 da1 FIN Martinique. to
Sohr Martha N Hail BURGESS "A dava f,om risbon
in ballast, to MASTER
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WAR pEpARTMpp

=, - - WAN DEPARTMENT, I
Bignal ServIce United States Army.
DAILY meteorological record for the eight hours
" ending mt 6:i5 y. m, Sunday. DsoemberF
observations taken Ut the same moment Of
time ut all stationsl
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DELINQUENTs FOR STATE CAPITAL TAX
AND LICENSE ARE LIABLE TO SUMMARY
SEIZURE AND SALE OF PROPERTY OR
EFFECTS.
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what Congress u Doing.

louisville Courier Journal
The Jingle Of the silver dollar and the flap
Of the ensanguined garment hegin TO 30 audi
be in Congress.
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CITY TAXES AND LICENSES FOR 1s7s
CAN BE PAID WITHOUT 90 STS UNTIL
THE FIFTEENTH INSTANT. NO FURTHER
STAY OF PROCEEDINGS.
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ka lied
Imports

Brit brig Emily Walters, previously reported bslo
waiting orders, sailed for Galveston
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wsIt,ps Orders.

Bnt bark Prince Patrick, Petsrkip. Ga DAYS from
Liverpool, to master
Brit ship Viola Clark. 81 days from Bahia, to Dc
Wolf, Powell eco
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Attempted suicide.

At o'clock last evening, In the oyster shop
No. $3.50 Magazine street, youth. named
Samuel Silver, attempted to commit suicide
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

PAY YOUR STATE TAXES BEFORE PUB
LEGATION OF DELINQUENT LISTS.
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stage OF the Rivers.
"r 10y, ~" Change.
Stations.

Daily tolographc report of the stage Of water
Mt various points. with changes. in tho "a hours
ending yesterday at .. IN.
Abpya LOW
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PENALTIES AND COSTS ARE INcREAa
ING UrQN, YorR UNPAID safe TAXES
AND LICENSES, = -
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CITY TAXES AND LICENSES FOR 1873
CAN BE PAID WITHOUT COSTS UNTIL
THE FIFTEENTH INSTANT No FURTHER
STAY OF PROCEEDINGS
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RIVER NEWS.
OFFI( l. NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
Monday. December a. 1878.
Arrivals.
Departures.

Alvin. Isabel. kitte Nye. Clara s.. Emma r.
vine. Eva. g. X. Peck, Trenton. Jewel. John NJ.
Ghambpra
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~ Indicates rising: Il. indicates falling; s
Indicates stationary.
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OHIO RIVER.


FOR GREENVILLE. vICKsBURG AND THE
BENDS,
behves EVERY MONDAY at 8 %. m,
teQTT. - FOR GREENVILLE. VICKSBURG
ssss.ssss.tl and the Bends The magnificent
passenger steamer
FRANK PARGOUO
a., - w W.. = opih master W. N. Gaines clerk
connecting at Viicksburg with Parisots line
iof nj points on Iazoo aud TalIahatehie rivers
Boat reserves the right to pass ali IandInag
that the captain may deem unsafe. ''''''''S'
yANNEY h WORK.
r,,,,, X. w. ADAMS
VIII give through bills OF landing 10 Trentop
Monroe and all stations on Vieksburg, Sbrsye-
port and Texas Railroad via Delta Ia
W. IL. BROCKETT. Agent
nO15 "a Mo,,x; ~. -
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Receipts Of Pr0duss

NEW YORK-Per steamship Lone star--Asstd
mdse
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WEEKLY RED RIVER pAOKEr

WEEKLY RED RIVER PACKET.
FOR GRAND ECORE' ALEyAN
i~M l. DRIA, ECO BEND, Normap's Bar
ARSsZ bins. Wares and way landings-The
BONNIE LEE.
I'm place of ths Now Bart AbIe)
NOM scove, master. Geo Hamilton CLERK
apply on board or tn u p'"9eeNe
r.. W. ADAMS, 81 Commercial Plaes
b;,freight consigned to wharfboat. month
or bed river. or TO agents ut New Orleans for
the steamer Bart Able will be forwarded free al
ph'aSe' jes
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PAY YOUR STATE TAX AND LICENSE
AND SAVE PENALTI ES AND COSTS,
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STEAMBOATs.
Red RIVER.
Red River ana T.v.

Rsd River ana Texas.
NH 6, ORLEANS AND RED RIVER TRANS
PUhT,AIhON COMPANY. AND TEXAS PA.
Through bills Of lading and through nasaen
ger tickets TO all landings on Red River and al
Hot Springs. o0oN iouSs
The following splendid and fast s,sa,,.,.
COMPOSING the line will leave as advertised be
In Belle. Maria Louise. Texas
Y; y, Durfee. Col. A. p. Kouns. Lotus MOI
". !. Behan, Bonnie Lee. Dawn.
e- FOR sHRGvEpoRT JEFFxn.
tlEs.Eas.f~ son. Hot Springs. and ali iapd.
ings on Red River and II" rai i,1u |,
stations In Texas. Ai""'
FOR GRAND ECORE.
Jewel, @. L. Trusow master
Leaves TUESDAY. December 10. ut spm.
FOR SHREVEPORT.
10 Bryarly. M l.. Scovel rnnstar.
Leaves WEDNESDAY December II. at 6 u. m.
FOR COUSHATTA.
Danube, Charles Thorn. msster
Leaves THURSDAY December ~ ut & n m
NO WharfbOat charges drayage or com fss!ot
Will be charged at mouth OF Rod River, Bayou
Sara, or at New Orleans In Forwarding frejoht
consigned 70 the company by bill Of lading
, For freight or passage apply on board Of the
boats or at the Office Of the company. No. in
arayIer street. JOS. A. AIKEN, President.
NJ. w. JOYCE. GEO. D. HITE.
la Lord i MnPEARE' Agents
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SATURDAY vIOKBBURG UNITED erArvs
MAIL PACKET o
Leaves every SATURDAY atm m.
Gy IN, FOR VTOBSBURG. DAVIS PEND
kJNTrsK Natobez and all Intermediates land.
~a<As3Sesees@ lnRs-Ihe messenger packet
NATCHEZ,
~ 7. Leathers, master j. r Muse. clerk
SSouIvteLlbR at vieksbgrg with the Parjsot Line
doa Iat2n1oo, TalAbatchie and Sunfower rlyera.
ah1 WIN WIN Anchor Line for Memphis. cairo and
t. ants e Doat reserves the right 10 pass oil land.
hEs Laat tne Oaptain may consider unsafe
sor freight Or passage applyc a board. or tn
!JAfNE ~ e 8 W WORK r. =, lqe Common street.
through bills lading given 10 Trenfen Mon
ao Us a no al stations on yicksburg Shreveport
and Texas Railroad via Delta ''0o'i'
W. Il. BROCKETT
38 Magazine street
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Steamship Gnssie. from Indisnola. with cattle
bound to Havana put in this evening and anchored
for harbur.