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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-09-04

Professional and business cards, OF ten
lines or less in length, sl5 per annum; for
.ix mouths, $40; for three months, VI
Sn.jness Advertisements of greater length
,,lli he inserted 1T above rates.
I,tal advertisements will be charged at
t.,,u rates. where fixed by law; otherwise
a, special rates As published above.
ty Special notices 20 cents per line.
Funeral notices of less than ten lines,
and marriage and religious notices inserted
gratis.
.Ioh.work executed in the ncatest style,
and AT reasonable prices.
August 22, i577.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-09-04

the top of his head of and scatter.
ing the brains in every direction.
The murderer being mounted at the
time. made his escape. A large
party of men started in pursuit.
The murder was perpetrated about
4 o'clock in the afternoon. About
shutdown some Of the pursuing par.
ty came in sight of the fugitive and
fired upon him, though without
effect.
The unfortunate young man was
highly esteemed, and the most in.
tense feeling Of indignation and ex.
citement prevailed. At last nc.
counts % number of men were con.
timing the pursuit, or rather search,
for the murderer. If captured, he
will most likely tie ''lost" by his
captors.- Shreveport Times.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-09-04
The Murder at Red Land.

On Saturday the 18th instant,
while the primary election was be-
ing held at Red Land, Bossier par.
ish, an Irishman by the name OF +.
j. McNear, or some name Of similar
sound, who had been working in
the neighborhood for some months
on the place of Geo. Neese, got
drunk and raised n disturbance IN
the store of J. j. Swindell. An old
gentleman by the name OF Shaw
succeeded in getting him out OF the
store when he became furious,
mounted his horse, swearing he
would kill the man who pushed him
of the gallery, and hurried of to
the residence Of Geo. Neese, two or
three miles distant, procured dou-
ble barrel shot gun and returned to
Red Land, running his horse the
entire distance. When he came
back, still threatening to kill 6haw,
a young man by the name Of i. ]
Beardon went ont to meet him and
told him he ought not to shoot thu
old man. Thereupop McNear tolt
him to stand back, and a. the young
man was in the act of doing %, the
fieud stuck the gun in few feet o.
his face and fred, literally blowing
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-09-04
LOVE UNSUNG.

Glide OIL, sweet purliug stream,
And mingle with the sea;
AdawH each glen by water CLEAN,
In merry dance and free,
Sing on, sweet bird; the blue cxpansc
or heavens vault is thine;
oh. lap thy soul into trance;
Pour forth thy song divine;
But must not give forth my strain;
love maid, but love i'll vain.
The blthcsome bird that haunts the vale
Will bear but half her grief
She floats her sorrow on the gale,
And gives her soul relief;
The meanest fioweret on the field
Basks in the MONDAY sun,
Aud every creature hath rest
When daily toll is done;
to myself make bootlcss moan,
And bear my burden all alone.
4 grief that links two hearts in bliss
IL hut hidden treasure;
What's hut a thorn when singly bIrnc
when shared becomes a pleasure;
The finer feelings of the soul
Are known by mutual union;
Each spirit hath its counterpart,
With whom to hold communion;
But she is gone, and leaves with me
The rest of the unsleeping sea.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-09-04
Beef, Pork and Mutton,

I GIVE NOTICE NOW, THAT FROM
L this date until further notice, will have
meat at TIE market house in Homer, every
Tuesday, Thursday snd Saturday.
Ny meat will be Of the best quality, nicely
dressed and as cheap as can be sold In this
market. viii open regularly three times
week With the beginning Of the season.
THOMAS D. KINDER.
May :, 1873. 3d.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-09-04

st. Louis Republican: IN estima.
ting the chances of Democratic sue.
cess in the elections next November
and in the Presidential election in
1880, it must never he forgotten that
all the returning boards, big and
little, are now in Democratic hands.
The machinery through which the
Republican party has manipulated
the returns and accomplished its
monstrous frauds, is no longer in
their power, but under the control
of the peoples representatives, who
will carry out the will ofthe majority.
In Louisiana, Florida and South
Carolina, the compiling of the re-
turns and announcement Of the vote
will be done BY Democrats, and in
the subsequent organization of the
new Congress the machinery will be
again under Democratic control.
OF the fifty-two Senators who retain
their seats OH March 4, 1879, twenty
nine are Democrats and twenty three
Republicans, so that the Democrats
will have a majority of six in decid-
ing all questions relating to contest
ed seats among the new Senators. So
in the House, the clerk, who will
make up the roll of the Forty sixth
Congress, will be a Democrat, and
none but those he places on the roll
will be recognized in the organiza,
tiOn. 1t is not expected that the
Democrats will misuse or abuse
the power which will thus be in their
hands, but there is q gratifying as,
surance that the Republicans will
now have no means Of committing
and enforcing frauds, except ont
right revolution and rebellion against
the law.
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A Gifted Expert.

One of the most skilled experts
in America is j. F. Tandy, coin ex.
aminer at the Treasury, to whom l
am indebted for much valuable in
formation. Mr.. Tandy has a re-
markable gift of discerning the
slightest fraud in specie, and yet he
can hardly tell how it is done. If a
counterfeit piece be concealed in a
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-09-04

The young men of this country
will be pleased to know that an
Ohio barber has invented . machine
BY which he can SINCE Oh the hu.
man hair one thirteen enc huu-
dredths Of an inch closer g the
skull than il Ii now poGuleae .
bring it with the clipping uoeA1nA
Any young man who win 90 -
into society with great straeo1lne
locks nearly three-eights Of - tneA
long strockling down his eeak
ought to be ashamed Of himself
Burlington Haekeye.
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Terms Of Advertising:

One square, of one inch in space or less
first insertion, 81 90; each additional inser'
,tau ~ cents.
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Receipts at the New Basin

Amite River--Per steamer Ge0rgia--2U n00 feet
lumber ~ GOO shingles go cords wood to III Munoy
-snndries to order
Pearl River-Per steamer w Mofett---6O cords
wood to master
Handsbero-Per sohr Celina-2s. 600 feet lumber to
II Buddig -t. -
Bilon-Psr schr Julia-l7,O 900 fest lumber 10 bags
wool to order ~ - NN0
Biloxi-Per schr Arriucey-iOO0 bbls charcoal to
master
bbls shells Is cords wood to order
Bilox-Per sohr Right Wsy-aOo bbls charcoal to
master b..
Popp
Tiokfaw-.Per sohr Indian Reed 80 cords wood
30 master '
to L Nevers
Amite River, Per sohr Morning Lights cords of
wood Is, 900 shingles to master =
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Receipts of Produce

CINCINNATI--Per steamer U Scbenck-4o
rope VIM Abbott--i05f bdls iron z Adler-2 bur ia1
cases Mrs Arple-5o tierces hams Vose Bros-25 bbls
whisky John Adams &cO-5 do E Burke--l2 carts
Bodley Bros-l0 bdls frames Bessing-3 bdls
willows Biri-5 phg4 hardware A Baldwin &co-3
bales cotton Chate. Hamilton d Powell--1 box ma
chinery Case Bro-l5 bbls oil 10 bdls paper bags
J Doughty-5O boxea mdse c Bovle-I1 s bd paneT
Dufour Iime'--25 bbs whisky J Dreyfns-i7 tcs
hams Dobonde-l23 do ard shoulders IL hlf caaks
meat boxes bacon IL pkRs butter Dbl Ioina 3 hbIs
eggs Del Bondio-e4 bbs cornmeal II De)Bondio
-lS pkgs mdse orders pkga iron D Edwards
bundles paper FIashpolIer & BeOker~925 Htos soan
and candles @ French-+ bbls eggs L q Falrchild
&co-65 bxs mediolnes Finlay Thompson-2OO bbls
1857 sacks corn Gordon Gomia--97 sacks hair T.
nj Gex--6 hhds tobacco Gunther stevenson--2i
Po1es m M HalIerr11 91s glass Heath, Pippey
HolingswOrth-s Dkgs M se Herman--25 bbls of
whisky Hickman-lO0 bbIs -four T Hamilton
&oo-3 bbls eggs Julian-6 sheets iron c G john
som tubs butter r Kent &co--24 pkgs CRATES
kursheedt Bienvenu-4 hhds tobacco Jno X King
&oO-s pigs butter Thos KING horses / wagon /
buggy Kouns-2 boxes mdse a Lum &oo--25
pkgs glasswareJ Lewis cases mdse Lochte & Cor.
des--ao bbls whisky F Loeb-2s terces hams and
tset Lawrence &co-2 boxes eggs Mayer-2 de-
F. Melville--7 do 80 coops poultry kegs butter
Miller Mever-36 bbls grits "a bbls cornmeal keg
butter W 81 Mathews Bro-279 sacks oon pkgs
hams and bacon 90 bbls oornmeal bbls Aour John
Moore &co-lS Heroes hsms Miller, Grigsbv &oo-i3 |
Grande &co--7 pkgs glassware Of6er-L75 boxes
candles Il Pascal &co--3n casks beer A Patton-456
bales nay 30 bales straw Chas Pleasants--60 pkes |
mdse Z Palmer &co-40 pkgs tobacco NJ Riquene |
81 pkRe mdse Rice. Born &oo--s burial cases J G |
Roach-2ss pkgs mdse Stauffer, Macreadv &co--2 |
boxes mdse W Shepard--3 bali bhls whisky |
Newman &co-6o pkGs butter C Lisson-200 keg lard
80 hams and shoulders IS hhds bacon IS boxes ribs %
bxes shoulders ~ pkgs butter Schwabacher Hirsch
70 bbls pork SChwabaoher Prevented & Pfeifer-
1000 bars iron 80 bdls do 2I2 kegs nails Schwartz
d Bro bxs glassware Stratton g. Maver-25 boxes
mdse % bbls whisky Smith Bros &oo-1E7 bbs corn
meal IS bbls bominv Shaun IA burial cases F N
Thayer-20 erces hams " hf bhls pigsfeet vose Bro
rs hhls whisky Joseph Vignes 13 pkga hardware
3 West--36 bb's lie Woodward l. Wripht--10
ahds tobacco Thos Wiltz-r3i" sacks corn ief sacks
4ts JOS West &oo5 boxes bacon 10 Iierces shoulder
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Zuberbier Behan@--igss furniture and sundrisa 10
Or0ar-Total bales Oothon 30 hhds tObaeco -.
WASHiNHTON-PeF steamsF Fanbhoh-gE bales
o'tton Lehman. Abraham &oo-7J W Burbridgs Goo
= Lattsner&s B1sh a LSveFt--3 P Caase--R
Beraud Il Gibert--l Payne Kennedy AoO-Iot hides
poultry and eggs Casse~-dO do D bales moss bags
weol Laossssgne%sd6 lot hides poultry and eggs
hyoosk1 Msnade-2 bales m0ss A BOuTg-3 pkRs
wool lot hides Blook-4 bales moss le pkes eggs
Clsvelie jr-15 hides &c FGross-lot do l BOX eggs Il
y Hart Aoo-9 bbls potatoes M Latimer-5O sacks
cotton seed o Cotton Seed Ass0oation4~-6 do A
heynier &Go-l Dbl rice hides eggs and poultry
schmidt Ziegler-l7 bbIs potatoes G A Vincent
loV NOES Meyer Wsn1000 shingles 5000 slaves bog
Mitchell &eo--49 do order---N do P SsrvAt---l0 do
Noel Wooten-3 do 10 head sheep @ Mehls &cO--
supdr1es tn ordsrTntal n bales cotton so sacks cot
tor seed 1888 head stock
UPPER COAsT-Per steamer Belle-sundriss 10
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I'm pOrtR

PENSA COLA-Per steamer Amite % scks WOO
IL PohimanD SOn--Is do Hay g. MehIe-I1 order
IL do tons junk AdlsT-225 BIB q rosin W P Con
verse ir &Co-2l 600 feet lumber Bohn--53 sacks
peas Kent &co-sundries to order-TotaI 65 sckr
wool 225 bbls rOsin
VERA CRUZ TUSPAN ND TAMPICO-PeT
steamship City OF MexiCo-2 bxs specie 8 L Boyd-l
do Adams do Pavro-1 bag do d Fstio co
3 bxs do 1877 mats coffee 300 bags do 10 bales stIe
cases vanilla beans PUG Corral &CO-1s6 bags coffee
BOY bales do Avendann BrOR-24 aqs do Gordon &
Gomia-I00 bales do Dymond u Gardes-2s pkgs do
Schmidt Zieger-1322 do Smith Bros eco
HAVANA-Per steamship Borus, a--l152 bhds
Co.'S do s Oteri & Bro
LlVERP0OL-Per steamship Orator-50O cases of
milk Smith Bros eco
VERA CRUZ Per steamshp Crators o7 nkos
coffee Smith Bros &co 20
HAVANA-Per steamship Tappahannock-3o0
apples A CarOn eco '
- N1ASSAU-Per echr River Queen-25Oo pineapples
Is 900 cOnch shells Bethel
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sTEAMBOATS.
Exports

Z p Schenck, Carter. from Cincinnati
Fapchon, Broad. from Washin, ton
Belle. COmstock. from Upper Coast
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FOREIGN PORTS

Dunkrh. May 2S-Arrived-Brit bark Hirdostan,
Bartlett from New Orleans
HAyre' May 27-Arived Nor bark All, Thornsen,
from New Orleans.
Qneenstown Nav 2s-Arrived--Nor bark Nicolay
ii knudsen, Pc ersen, from New Orleans
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Inc Dominion government of Canada has given
notice that on June u.s. 1873 the light at Cape Jour-
i nam in the county Of Westmoreland Province of
New Brudswick, will be changed from fixed white
to flashing white light showing A Hash everv ten
seconds The light h ud be visible from all points
seaward distance of fourteen miles
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MOB1LE-Per R0hr Ben Jonea- 81 bhls molasses
5hf do 80 bbs pork 200 sacks olcake meal 40 boxes
mineral water
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RAILROADS.
DONTCHARTRAIN RAILWAY

Observation-Disclosures RAILWAY
Depot at the head Of Elysian Fields street
near the Levee. Third District.
Excursion to or from the Lake and return
same day 20 cents. Children under twelve
way. ~
Trains will leave "a follorus.
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LIVER POOL.
LIVERPOOL SOUTHERN o. ., LINE.

HShs The steamship
~SaaAA&s&Gs ALICE,
VIII sail on or about Juue s, 1878, from her
wharf, foot. OF Esplanade street. 'O-
VIII receive cotton and Sign through bills ~
CrnnstGdt. AA"
These steamships. being OF light draft will
cross the bar of the Mississippi at ali times
without detention. "i '''~'00
For freight apply 10
, DECAN h CO.
uezo ~ 80 OarOndelet street.
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TFAIns VIII leave as follows:
FROM THE CITY, FROM THE TAHr

| On SUNDAYS the trains will leave the LAKE
at $3.50 O'Clock .. m. and the city at O'Clock
| y. m,
The last train will leave the Lake at $50
Passengers for GenttIly must notify the Con-
ductor prior to the departure Of train.
my1 " ID. y. ROBINSON, Receiver
ME NEW ORLEANS and MOBILE BAIL
a ROAD MOBILE FAST LINE -'AAAAA
THE GREAT THROUGH ROUTE TO THE
EAST, NORTH AND WEST.
Via Louisville, via Atlanta and via St TOnis
CARRYING THE q. s. MAIL.
=, Trains arrive and depart from depot. foot q
May IL, 1873:
DEPART. ARRIVE
cypress ~ a. M Express. .....7 80 q. H.
GEApLo6s' 30 OO D. Ia EXPRESS. 9:45 o. M
coast accom- Coast accom-
moda1on. mediation,
cept Sun cent SIM
day. .....-3 30 o. m. dav $3.50. a.oo n m
Pullman Palace Cars daily to Cinc fG o. IT,
Louisville, Nashville. st. Louis, Washington
Yithout change, and only one change to New
Tic et office corner of Camp and Common
D. B. ROBINSON, Superintendent.
mh2 ~ J. W. COLEMAN, Ticket Agent.
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BR NJ EN.

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
STEAM BETWEEE BREMEN AND NEW Or
LEANS. VIA HAVRE, SOUTH
AMPTON AND HAVANA.
&RNSES The steamships of the North Ger
man Lloyd viii resume their Regular Trina
These steamers touch outward at Havre ane
Havana. and on their home trip at Havana and
SouthamD ton. ''O
PRICES OF PASSAGE.
from Bremen: Southampton or Havre TO Ha.
Yana or New Orleans-Cabin, $50 gold; Steer
pl From Fey Orleans to southampton, Havre OF
From New Orleans to HavanaSdabtns' i s1
gold Storage. SIS (gold) ~"
Onildren under ten years, half price: chill
dren under one year, free. '
The 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, Southampton
signed. "'A0 "A0oA
For further particulars apply to
ED. +. bTOOKMEYER d CO.. Agents.
ausl ~ ~ Union street.
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MARINE NEWS.
Cleared Yesterday

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT. |
June T. 1873,
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GREAT JACKSON ROUTE.
CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS AND NEW OR1,EAN
RAILROAD

CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS
RAILROAD.
Trains VIII leave and arrive at Gallon street
depot from May II. 1878, as follows
LEAVE. ARRIVE,
Express No. /, 500 pm. Express No,2, 9.1sam
Way No. g.. 1900 am. Way No. 4.....8 l0p.m
Sunday. 1-' 0~N00O'
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARs
through to Louisville, Cincinnati and Chicago
without, change. and for St. Louis a sleeper is
attached at Milan, enabling passengers TO 20
through without leaving the train.
cities. A 11NN''0A Z"
Friday evenings train makes no connection
for Chicago u w
and McCOmb City: ''Nit'
Leave New Orleans $50 .. NJ Saturday, and
700 a. m. Sunday. N10
Arrive at New Orleans at 1920 .. m. Sunday
ana 50 a. N Monday
Sunday excursion tickets to McComb Cftvand
return. ONE DOLLAR
Tickets tor sa!e ana berths secured at 2Canr
street, corner of Common.
4; D SHELDON Ticket Agent.
+. CHANDLER, Gen. Pass. Agent. uoh
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Arrived

Schr Ben Jones, Abrshamson for Mobile
T. Z Pool
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RER RIVER.

-- - Rh8 RIVER q
Ned river arza TCxag-
NB Str,!Rl RaA4 IEaeSFs AND BED RIYER TRANS
CTff0 41fLHW1Y And d ASft \ SsAAS a
Jhr9ugh btllg Of lading and through passen-
ger tickets e all landings on Red River, and ali
I'LL TlttTsay ssasions In Texas. The best route TO
The following. splendid and fast steamers
COMPOSING the line will leave as advertised be-
I Ia Belle. Maria Louise. Texas
Il T. RP uf. Col. A.P; Kouns. Lotus No. 8.
W. S'RRIe na, Connie Lee. Dawn.
Gla~ FOR BHRiEsvEPoRr, JEFFER.
k[zglk@SR kksOn, Hot Springs and ali land
- - ss = on Red River and railway
FOR SHREVEPORT,
Texas, George W. Rea master
Leaves WEDNESDAY. June 5. at p.m.
Bonnie Lee, Noah scovell, master.
Leaves SATURDAY. June 8, at 5 D. m.
No ,wharfhoat charges, drayageor commission
gTlll be charged at mouth of Red River, Bayou
Sara, or at New Orleans In forwarding freight
consigned to the company by bill Of Iadine. ~
boats or at the office Of tie company, No. 70 III in
n " }SEqE, 90 b III q, President
la LORD & MOPEAKE. Agents.
FOR Red eRIIry,ER54WEEKLY PACKET.
% II F6R Il SATISFACTORILY G Z f. ?; FRA
CamDte, Grand EcOre Montgomery
~ - Alexandria, Norman's Barb1ns and
and last passenger steamer
BART ABLE,
T. SinnOtt. master. Geo. Hamilton, clerk
FOR freight or passage apply on board or to
h, ". ADAMS. 81 Commercial Place,
As-freight consigned to wharfboat mouth
y ma river, or to agents at New Orleans, for !
ne a. steamer Bart Able will be forwarded free Of
'""i So'e ... myI8
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The Board Of Directors. at d meeting held on
the nineteenth day Of January. 1873. after set
ting aside $4,000 to reserve fund from the NET
earnings OF the year. and paying 10 per cent
dividend to the stockholders have resolved tn
pay CASH DIVIDEND OF TWENTY-FIVE
PER CENT on the net earned participating
premiums OF the year ending December 81
1877, said dividend payable on and after Mon.
day, the tWentY-eighth day Of January. 1878,
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OPEAOUSAB.
BAY ST. LOUIS.

BAY ST. LOUIS.
FOR BAY ST. LOUIS AND PASS CHRISTIAN
Passage. az Cents each way.
t. A. THE NEW AND ELEGANT LOW
ktSEs5sSza1S pressure side wheel United States
@-1-@-A1sA@ mail steamer
NEW CAMILLA,
William Hanover, master.
will commence her regular trips to the above
places on THURSDAY. May Q, leaving the Lake
End End CITY RAILROAD every TUESDAY and
Returning leaves PASS CHRISTIAN every
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at a. m,
Freight will be received at her landing, New
Basin, Julia street side Magnolia bridge every
TUESDAY and FRIDAY up to 10. 10.
For rates OF freight and further Information,
G. NJ SORIA, Agent
The above trips will be regularly made unIese
prevented BY bad weather or low water. aDl4 #
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Sworn to and subscribed before me this
eighteenth day Of January, 1878.
A. lNGRAHAM. Notary Public.
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DIRECTORS:
L. j. Hart Jesse 8. Flower.
j. L. Harris. Henry Renshaw,
J. Weis, L. Alcus.
dugh Wilson. B. W. Taylor,
scott Mcdehee. B. Biseoe.
j. y. Morris. D. Fatio.
A. Baldwin. James I. Day,
T. L. AIrey. Charles Nanraadv
Lionel @. Levy. RE. Craig.
W. u. Seymour. Emory Olapp.
SAINT L. Boyd. John G.. Gaines.
u. A. Ohahraix. John 8. Groves.
ia2O
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Oh0' L DhE. PreSIdentu
H. CARPENTER, Secretary.
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LIST OF VESSELS
Up CIe"red and Sailed for New Orleans.
JUNE 4, 1879.

Domestic.
REw VIDE
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LIST Or LETTERS
Remaining tu eRa New Orleans Essstosaasss
Mt III II. ma. September "a. 1875
E4AsRHHfts' H.ERT-

,. ElEA'Es
Amas Alice I. miss
I:nIEain ] mrs
Hanson Clara miss
I,inknnll mrs
Brown jane
CurrilIo Josephine miss
GhhpalIn J j. tnrs
ttnseitlp John mrs
t'oifuian + mrs
Deaan Marie u,lss
Davis Ellen miss
y 'lbGt dig VI II urs
lliHH Onthhflnh NJ mrs
DUFFY julia miss
Tnurin Maria miss
Ford FerElnn miss
ElllinH Mary J mrs
tHgsnR Nellie miss
0fusGh mrs
HILL fiMlo mrs
IleunesEy u mrs
Hickey Bridget. miss
Henderson I: A mrs
IIHntisf M arv miss
Hollands Atlpluh mrs
Hunt Mary miss
litttlnhngs ] miss
Jackson Clnrh miss
Jolly Aiine nme
jones' julia mrs
JONES' Mhrthh A mrs
johnson Amelia
EhItuttn miss
King Ellen
Kuiellt II 9 miss
L.sa NJ mrs
Upton j uurs
Lauis lizzie n,ias
lLieui1ke Julia mrs
Lloyd EslfVlnh miss
Moore II II mrs
MCPHERSON III Il mrs
MeFroy Mary miss
Nelson sopilie miss
Pearson l. mrs
I'ofkins VIM NJ mrs
Phillips Il Il mrs
itaetl Martha 4 m iss
Acllnrity Mhry miss
simmons Y NJ mrs
ttln,lpfi 4 y mrs
Smith II mrs
EiutieI j NJ mrs
5 Warner N g mrs
Wynue I,lu1lrh mrs
Webb Mary miss
White Hlprl miss
Wilson + +. mrs
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-15

here mhY he bFtter understood aud accounted
for Ninsztsntlls Of oil the cases have been
IN Tho rnsthrn part " The town, and along the
margin If lbs branch into which the drhns
ohinliy run. The fever. I lenrh. yields rendily
10 The remedies usually employed In bilious
forittrnt fevers. and but for fhe pravnIeuca
If yellow fever us III epidemic III IL yiiulgnt
form. both north mud south Of this place. IT.
would hhYe attracted bit lltls attention. nnd
excited 10 fear. Such accounts Of the terrible
rHvngrs ~ the fevef IN Memphis, Erann1h
ViCksIrng, Canton Now Orleans aud other
places. prepared the wny fur pauc III MI
ifls E+UriT IYttft5vt7f t1Al.et III
ftsHa 81 any kiul Of fever occurred. llnuGe
The nHcjthuent here tud Tho character If the
rtn,nta about i1b worry mild form ~ tho dis
nnsN which has prevailed, Some few families
mnvttl ont Of town. but most Of tho citizens
rninnn. and the fears Of itlhny hhve Ettisstru.
Tho unw rnans are few. all Tho older nn"s nfe
tnp1ly fnnthlestfnE. at1 Tic tsflnl IlllNt be
gina once tuntH IT, prevail
The natural. bit entirety unnecessary
panic has extended IL th6 country nnd ttf
business If tls town suffers somewhat IL con
and llnhda Of families mo cut oil from tinlf
supply If butter. chickens eggs. etc. The
merchants complain uf dulInrRs anu but t"W
pnntln arc found on the streets
Hinnr commenced writing ! have learned
that All AItptl Inns hehh made 10 th11lcs the
railroad authorities H. permit The down trains
h. Inv over hero ntl hour. 50 tllnb pr, Stnns.
who ia returning from Grenada tn New Or
lrntls may tagHuun n Grw bf Tho cases nt tllh
prevailing Ftvrr and sotttn the vrya1 u'ins-
lion | hope this effort may succeed Ills
opinion hn=rd n Hnlunl examination, Will
nrova satisfactory tn ono Mt least II Tho So
jp,lillr,a hero II this he yollnw feyHr may oil
future valuations Of tho atnurGn he equally
mild mud attended Ivy no greater mortality.
Il. y. J..