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was taken In tow by steam tug and brought 70 ner
dock The passengers transferred 10 the sleaer
Charleston, and will sail this afternoon
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As a reliable remedy for coughs and colds
use PoRTER's COUGH BALsAM rs, 90 and 10 cents.
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OF CHURCH AND STATE.

GENEVA, Wednesday, Dec. %, 1873
The Great Council Of Geneva has accepted
the principle OF separation OF Church and State and has
appointed committee to examine the Separation Bill
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END OF THE SEASON.
Traphagen Co, junction OF Sd and 4hayes, have an i'm
Winter clothing the prices which have been
greatly reduced in order to close out all heavy goods
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Are Won alarmed about yourselff

Are you alarmed about yourself Have you
distressing cough your throat choked with phelgm
Does long breath pain you II so you have rea 2 os
HALEs HONEY HoREHoUSD AND TAR will cure you CRIT.
TKsToSs. 6th.ave. Sold by all druggists
Pixies Toothache Drops cure In one minute.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED
FROM LIvERPooL-By Steamship Wtsconsin.-J. II.
Caldwell IT, Caldwell, Mrs n. McGOyern q. r. H. Small, T..
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Announcements

THE OLD EFFECTUAL COUGH REMEDY,
JAMES ExPEcToRANT.
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT MONDAY, APRIL Is, 1873.


for. the coast and Lafourche. through to Thi-
The Ouachita Belle. Capt. John O. I.ibano.
leaves Wednesday, az usual for Bayou Sara .,
The Era No. 10. Tom Taylor master, 4. 7.
do9tnyvn clerk. leaves Wednesday for Black
The W. J. Potevent. J. y. Sullivan master, J.
without fall for the Tensas and Macon.
Exchange Clippings.
Cincinnati g numerical. April a.:
The new boat being built for Capt. John Y.
Reynolds and Chris Young. by the Marine Hat' !,
rapidly forward TO completion,
Cincinnati packet line. and Capt. T. N. John,
eon. secretary 4 the Cincinnati Big randy and
Pomerpy Packet Company, left for Now O,leans
on the Golden Grown. They will both be A.
companed by their ladies and return on the
same boat
Memphis Avalanche, April ~:
A telegram from the John. a Boulder states
evening. Capt. John r. Washington has ready
for hipment on her some 100 bales Of cotton
nov ut the elevator also $50 tons oil cake meal
and oil on the H. t. Lee VIII rfboet
- Capt John N. Hardin arrived home from the
East yesterday
The New Mary Houston Is due on her way TO
the OH . mt noon today.
The ager took 1900 sacks Of oil cake and
300 b .rrels. Of oil from here and Hopefeld i
In the United states District Court Monday,
Judge Baxter affirmed former decision OF
Judge SWINGS IN the condenser ense of Arthur
G. Moore w. Capt. A. Stein OF the Charles Nor
gan. THIS settles tho matter. Capt Stein will
have to pay the judgment with interest.
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MUNICIPAL ADVERTISEMENT.
-
PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTION OF
BRIDGES, CLEANING CANALS, Etc.

DEPARTMENT or IMPROVEMENTS CRY HALL. |
New Orleans. April ~. 1878. I
Saaled proposals will be received at this Office
until MONDAY. April ~, 1879. ut IL O'Clock m.
for the following work. to wit:
I. The cons ruction OF new wooden bridges
on Carondelet and other streets, along the line
of tho Carondelet and Carrollton Hailr Dad.
from Eighth street to Peters Avenue
Q. For cleaning the Verret Canal. and the La
peyrouse and Vallette street bitches, In the
Fifth District.
.. For cleaning Broad and Galvez Canals. In
the First and Fecond Districts.
I. For constructing plank walk on Magazine
street. from Henry Clay Avenue TO Walnut
street, In tho Sixth District.
The whole to be performed In accordance
with specifications on flo In the Office OF the
City Surveyor.
The city reserves the right to reject any or all
bids. -
JOHN MCCARTNEY.
ap1a I'd Administrator.
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RIVER NEWS.
OFFICE NEW uhtEANs DEMOCRAT. l
Monday. April I6. 1873
Arrivals.
Eva, Gold Dust, Isabel. Henry Tete.


Arrivals.
Eva. Cold Dust, Isabel. Henry Tete.
To Arrive.
ouachfa Belle. Gov. Allen Bayou Sara:
St. Mary Assumption, Lnfpurche; Martha Garn,.
nati; Fl. fC. Yaeger, s.. Louis: Belle. Mary
Ida. Upper Coast; r. Z. Lee, Vtcks burg: j.
Y Hanna. John Wilson. Ouachitn; Fanchon,
opelousas; Joe Bryarly. Maria Louise, Red
The Morgan, known as the rather. leaves to-
morrow, sure. for the Ohio ~, II YOU want
The O. b. Church J. s. Patterson master, Is
also announced TO leave tomorrow Tor the
The Eva, Capt U. D. Terrebonne. leaves for
the Lafourche to-day.
The Henry Tete. one OF the most regular. re-
liable and best managed bouts that comes to
the landing. leaves. as usual. to-day for tho
The New Orleans and Red River Transporta-
ures for this week: Texas, Geo W. Rea
master. Wednesday. and the G: II. Durfee
G. w. Stinde master. Saturday. both to Shreye-
The Commonwealth leaves st. Louis Weakness
day the Golben Rule, Cincinnati tomorrow.
in the Memphis trade is one of the pilots Of the
The Golden I'd Dust arrived yesterday morning
c aGi the anchor between her chimneys. the
| first to do so in the new line.
The Kountz line steamer E. O. Stanard. John
/
| for Memphis Cairo and ST. Louis.
The D. Stein l1avng Is the o fac
boat hs to ber TACT
The It. Francis Belle lenv s daily at 1880 a. m.
from Bienvi lie street for Westwego. running In
The Pelle. in place Of the Blue Wing No. q.
leaves this 10 m f'r the uppsr coast &; to Ash
Tue feet d ii eht tri-weekly lower coast
packet Wild GaZelle. John Hamilton master. G..
E Holmes clerk. leaves to-day. at II a. M. for
The United States mail and passenger packet
Gov Allen, John j. Brown master, s. =: 6treck
Gle k leaves to-day at .. m for Bayou Sara.
The Henry Tete, J. +. Aucoin master. M. 81
Landry clerk. leaves to-day at .. N. for tht
tn ough to Thibodanx;
the ra ssas ky s3ae p ee
tn Ben rureaud plantation; The M ry Ida re-
turns n alt.rnate days, aud does ali her bust
t The Fanchon. for Atchafaaya. through t
Washington leaves .o-morrow at .. NJ, ID: II
Broad in command. Theo. John clere: The
F nchon takes Bayou des Glazes freight. re
shir ping at Simmsport.
, The Robt E. Lee will leave tomorrow fo
canpb in aeo M A. MeVay in the Office
: The st. Mary. Joe Dalteres in command. E
Nicole clerk. leaves Tuesday at =. N. for tn,
: coast and Lafourche, through to Laurel Val
, The splendid passenger steamer Charles Nor
. gan. of the cincinnati. Louisville and New Or
laans Packet Line. due last evening from tn
Ohio, leaves to morrow at o. N. The Morgan
e is renowned far and wide for her excellent ac
q commoda'iops and quick trims, and is deserv
In OF that renown C,pt. Aft Stein commands
Mr. Harry W. Stein clerk.
/ The new light draft steamer D. Stein. the onl!
thr ugh packet to Bay u Bartholomew. leaves
: a SD, N taking freight for all points on tn
! Ouachita to Ouachita sity Capt. VIM. Wen
~ inicommand. M Tinde' clerk
y. The Aesumption leaves vi Wednesday, at u p
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AMIISEM ENT'S.
AIMEE TONIGHT,


Aimee and her brilliant troupe will appear at
the Varieties Theatre tonight In the new and
sparkling opera La Marolaine. which was
produced with marked success during her re-
cent engagement at the Varieties Theatre.
Aimee will. Of course. appear M the heroine
with the entire troupe-forming the same bril-
liant cast. ..
On Tuesday tho latest musical novelty. The
Chimes of Normandy will be produced for
the first limo. with new costumes ard appoint
Se,poiehe. aided by the entire troupe. This
rpera was performed 10 Paris 400 consecutive
nights mt w b Its rz On
Wednesday matinee Aimee will appear as
Fan'asca Ia ~. Refine JpdIxo." and % the &c
,a.iY,n p her benefit "Wednesday nssdn night u
File do Madame Angot' will form the pro,
gramme.. The gentlemen OF the troupe will
appear In the female characters and the
The engagement will end with an extra matinee
w /. On rdh"rsaa w whsn t n
guaite. Seats Ia the balcony dress circle can
be secured for u,
ACADEMY or MUSIC.
Tonight. spalding's Olympic Theatre com.
pany in Uncle Toms Cabin
AT THE OPERA.
Tho ladies' OF tho Society Of the Servants OF
Tho Poor are making extensive preparations
Tor n grand May festival to be given ut he
Opera House for Tho benefit, OF their poor. The
every way attractive. We will speak OF tho affair
more fully on another oocnsion.
ron THE ORPHANS
On Wednesday and Thursday. April "a and
~, u grand stra berry festival VIII DO given nj
bp ween Magazine and Constance. for the bone
At Of the vt. Alphonsus Asylum Tho entertain
ment will commence each day ut noon. tho ad-
mission being only % cents.
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Statas, and the administration OF public affairs,
both state and national, for tho promotion Of
the general welfare. The party has been or.
ganized for the purpose gf success to Just
principles, and no one Will DO permitted 70
take part in the convention who ID not ready
t., diveet himself Of oil fellowship wit or allie
glance to either the Democratic or the Repub-
lIcan party, and pledge himself TO stand by
the principles md support tho candidates up
proved aud nominated by this convention
The greenback men have never been very
strong as n party In this State, and now that
the silver bill has been passed by Congress.
they will not draw much strength from the
Democratic party of Missouri.
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BY d. E. Morphy & Son.
WRECK OF STEAMER SHANNON. ALSO
BOILERS, MACHINERY, ETC.

DYD. E. MORPHY & SON-D. E. Morphy.
ID Auctioneer-Wlll be sold on THURSDAY,
April 49, 1878. at II O'clock M. on the levee. head
concern
THR BOILERS, % feet long. SO inches diam
eter. two Flues. one pair of Engines com plete,
1919 dancer 81 stroke. Doctor Shaft. Copper
ALSO, WRECK OF STEAMER SHANNON, as
and Capstan Engines, Freight Holster and
Hull etc.
Parties purchasing the wreck can contract
with insurance com panies to flush taking out
cargo, which consists of about le.noo slaves and
some cotton.
Terms-Gash. apis
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BnEvITIEs.

Manager Hall. Of the Varieties Theatre. re-
turned to the city yesterday from the North.
after an absence OF over fortnight.
st BERNARD Fire Company M. 1 opens the
arason Of flremeps picnics on Sunday. the
twenty eighth instant. at the Fair Grounds. 1T.
BERNARD In d 4 usually bphindbnnd In anything.
and will surely show up nobly this time.
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DEpA nTMENT or IMPROVEMENTS. Cry HALL,
Now Orleans. April II. 1878. ]
sealed proposals will be received at this Office
until SATURDAY. May II. next. Mt II O'Clock
M. for the purchase from tho city OF SEVEN
DHEDGEBOATS. In whatever condition they
now are. with NIL machinery and appurtenances
thereunto belonging.
Parties bidding will be required to deposit
with the Administrator Of Finance 10 per cent
Of tho purchase price. ms stipulated In their
bid. certificate Of which must accompany the
bid as q guarantee OF good faith.
Terms-Cash on acceptance OF tho bid.
The city reserves the right to reject any or
JOHN MCCARTNEY.
min IA Aimi lat ratOr
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PEna On Al.

We had the pleasure Of greeting yesterday
the familiar flce Of DR.. j r. Brugnot. on u VISIT
here from Europe, where he has been residing
tor tho Ia4t seven years. The Doctor had prac-
tcad medicine In this CITY for many years be-
fore his departure. and his reputation as a
physician was second to none. He comes back
to- watt ua hale and hearty. the effect Of seven
years absence scarcely showing upon his ro-
form
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NOTICE.
MAyoRALTY or NEW ORLEANS.
New Orleans, April IL, 1878.

MAYoRA1Ty or NEW ORLEANS. |
New Orleans, April IL, 1873.
Complaints being often made to this office
that public worship on the Sabbath In fire.
1uently Interrupted by bands of music all
military companies and societies parading on
that day are urgently requested 10 cause their
bands to cease playing while In tho neghbor-
hood OF the various churches In this city during
church hours. In order that their fellow. citi-
zens may not be interrupted in their religious
services.
Hpl3fw ED. pIjSBUHy. MAvbr.
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LOWER COAST.

LOWER COAST PASSENGER INDEPEN-
DENT EXPRESS LINE-SPEED. SAFETY
AND COMFORT.
THE STAUNCH AND SWIFT
sssssss WILD GAZELLE,
j. Hamilton master. G. T. Holmes. clerk.
For Magnolia Store AID Ill way landings.
leaves NeW Orleans. foot Of st Louis stree, at
DAYS, returning TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS
and SATURDAYS. at o. m. Receives all light
freight and valuable packages. For freight or
passage apply on board.
No one fs authorized to contract any debts In
the name Of the boat except on wri ten or.s,r Of
the captain, approved by the clerk.
freight bills. mil FrMoWe tt
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POUND NOTICE No. 81.

DEPARTMENT OF POLICE
Administrators Office.
New Orleans. April IL. 1873
WAS BROUGHT TO THE SECOND DIS
w frict Pound corner OF Prieur and Or
leans streets, on Monday. April s, 1873
ONE LIGHT BAY MULE, about sixteen
hands high black name and tail. with white
spot on the left hind quarter.
Which " not claimed within five days and ex
penses thereon paid. will be sold at public auc
ton at said pound on THURSDAY, April 10.
at 10 o'clock m.
BY order Of
ROBT. E. DIAMOND.
apl2 I'd Administrator.
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TENTH QUARTERLY ALLOTMENT OF
PREMIUM BONDS.

DEPARTMENT or FINANCE, CRY HALL.
New Orleans. April 6. 1873. !
The tenth allotment OF forty-Gve series will
take place In the Office OF tho Administrator OF
Public Accounts. City Hall. on MONDAY. April
Is. 1873 ut 10 o'clock d. IN.
J. G. DENIS.
APT I'd Administrator.
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POINT CLEAR

after health and pleasure than any other wa err
ing rlace in the South. Situated in Mobile Bay.
within a tones throw of the Gulf of Mexico. Ii
air. the finest fish In the world, fne 5ating and
driving, billiard saloons and ten pia alleys.
The Hotel l. new and has, with its surround
ings been 50 improved as to maxi it a n ost de-
iigh full residence for summer. The beds and
furniture are also entirely new. and the cuisine
is 81 pecially excellent There is communica-
ton with Mobil.- twice daily. and parties eav ng
New Orleans in the morning arrive at the Hotel
to dinner. The charges ara moderate and
special terms made or families.
For particulars address
II. q. BALDWIN. Proprietor,
Point Clear.
apl3S ana Baldwin County. Ala.
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Nor bark GIer, Amundsen, 10 days from NJ Thomas.
to w whitney
FIR bark Refine du Monde. Sarazin, IL days from St
Thomas, In ballast to MASTER
Nor bark Monark. Haiverson. ~ days FIN Portgrund.
to MASTER
Bark 81, sh Frazer, Sheppard, days from Vera
Cruz, to master
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EAMBOATS.
BAYOU MACON AND TENsAs.

STEAMBOATS,.
BAYOU MACON AND TENsAs.
REGULAR BAYOU MACON AND TENSAs
FOR FLOYD. DELHI. WARSAW.
GToekst an Point nj Upper and LoTse
HIGHT draft passenger steamers
w. j. POITEVkNT,
J. b. Sullivan. master.
Leaves WEDNESDAY, April IT. at p. m.
TENSAs,
L. v. Cooley. master.
Will leave -----. April $50. at .. m.
plantation freights. For freight or passage ap-
ply on board or to
BRI TToN y EP FT Al 81 aravie 1ra street.
LORD MoPEAKE. 46 Camp street.
no24 tt
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Gold Dust O'Neal from st Louis
Hobt B Lee Campbell from vioksrurp
Henry Te,e uooin. from Bavcu Lsfourche
Eva Tsrrehopne from Upper Coast
Isabel, OPry. from Lower Coast
Jno A Wool, MoCarty. fun Louisville, with 30 boz
Nary Ida, Ruiz. from Upper Coast
J Sharpe McDouald MCAllister, I'm Louisville. "
~ boats
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ny Railroads.

by Railroads.
MORGANS LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL.
ROAD
April IA hhds sugar JnO Chafe e. Sons 5 do
bba ulv lasses Robert Hare-22 do Richard Milhken-
bale cotton A DeBlano--l4 bales moss Herman
7 hf do L Surle &co-ot eggs and sundries. 70 order
Total bale cotton hhda sugar q bbla mOasses
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We have It from undoubted authority that
the report upon the streets that the New Orleans
and Carrollton Railroad Company seeks to con-
troll tho Crescent City Railroad. Is without the
slightest foundation In fact. Such control has
never been proposed or contemplated
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POINT CLEAR.

VTNHE CITIZENS OF NEW ORLEANS AND
Il vicinage will be glad to learn thai the superb
new Hotel at POINT CLEAR will be opened
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

ST CHARLES HOTEL Miss 8 e Bussey. Ga
Mnse 1o1s "sse wa
Wayne; Jno = Lee, Brooklyr: 7 sturges Davis.
Md: Henry Butmnn,. Geo Godfrey H Dun.
Roo ; VIM Etern Jas i sheperd. Wilmington !:
d Graft Jr. w y Bangs st Louia: ID I Boyd.
Sam'l 2 dreves. Miss M Greves, Baton Rouge
Chas Darlington. Xenia. o: J Borand aud
wife, Chicago; l. A Pires. Shreveport; VIM Rob-
nrtson, New York; q West Heading. Penn
Mrs Morris child and servant. VIM Kelly.
nr NV ms VI lilo Tay
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Convenient alike to the business centre and
the best resident portion of Philadelphia. and
conducted ~ n model first class hotel. the Col
onnnde has achieved q deserved and enduring
popylartty
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DEPARTMENT OF IMPROVEMENTS,
Room 1G, City Hall, !
New Orleans. March ]. 1873
Sealed proposals. will be received Mt this office
until MONDAY. the first day of April. 1878. ut 70
O'Clock M. for tho construction OF Draining
Machine. to be erected on the banks OF the Or
leans Canal. on tho property known as the OLD
CITY PARK. Metairie Ridge. In accordance
with the specifications file In he office OF the
City Surveyor All bids must be properly on
veloped and Endorsed rs follows: Proposal for
Construction of Draining Machine"
The city reserves the rightto reject any or all
bids JNO. MCCARTNEY.
Administrator.
DEPARTMENT OF IMPROVEMENTS. CRY HALL. |
New Orleans March 20, 1878. !
Tho time for receiving bids for construction
Of draining machine Ia hereby extended to
Wednesday. May l. 1878.
JNO MCCARTNEY,
Administrator.
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RAYOVt BARTHOLOMEW,

MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS INDEPEND-
EMIT PACKET
Leaves TUESDAY April 10. nj 8 .. m.
IT, FOR POPLAH BLUFF. POINT
- Bayou Bartholomew The new
steamer
v. STEIN,
W. Wenzel master, J. NJ. Tndsl. cerk.
will eave Ms above. taking freight tor alI and
ipgs on the Black and OuH'hita rivers as high III
the mouth Of Bas on Bartholomew. For freight
or passage apply on board or to
r. j. WINBUHN, 30 Natehez street.
ap14 N. o. DONAHUE. 10 Gravier street.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY Montgomery & Co.
LARGE SALE
VALUABLE BOOKS AT AUCTION.

VALUABLE BOOKS AT AUCTION.
THE LIBRARY OF THE REV. J. HAZARD
HAR1ZELL. late of this city. containing
alb ut 400 volumes OF the best works Of the
standard English, Foreign and classical au-
thors, all In fine order and substantially and
elegantly bound. This collection includ.s
many rare and curious books. and costly
illustrated works.
ALSO. TWENTY VALUABLE OIL PAINT
INGS,
ALL WILL BE SOLD At AUCTION, WITH;
OUT THE SLIGHTEST RESERVE OR
LIMIT.
- No 81 Camp streH.-On WEDN ESDAY
EVENING. April IT. and THURSDAY EVEN
ING. April IS. commencing each evening at
o'clock.
This sale will afford book buyers most un-
usual opportunity to secure many books not
readily obtained elsewhere and works selected
by q gentleman of admitted literary tas G and
discrimination. The books can be seen on
Tuesday afternoon. Parties unable to attend
can leave orders for the purchase of books
with he auctioneers. which will be faithfully
attended to.
TermS-CaSh.
Catalogues to be had at the auctioneers Office.
ap14
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MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
Anil L. Ik1h


Arrived
No arrivals from sea yesterday
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gTEAMHOATS.


,, , s:s e. .' 1sn e.. nm Tf HIvER TRANS.
'fS s3S AK ztsS
vsr tickets to all landings on Red River. and al
railway stations In Texas. The best route TO
The following splendid and fast steamers
composing the line Will leave ~ advertised be-
! r P ' Sree w. Msr's oq Rssus Ts ssas uos
w. ]. Behan H,nnte T4e. Dawn.
Kate Kinney. Silver CITY r,opr ,rrrpp
c~~~ FOH sHHEvEPoHI JmH ! hEh
EiSss o on RED ssi f RiSsr IAN and railway
stations Ia Texas.
FOR SHREVEPORT.
Leaves s Wh..6Ghn si y h spfl d H. s's D M
Leaves s Rartfsb & Apt tps g. % %"s p
No wharfboat charges drayaxe or mission
s E % qf NV Fl no'h orwaranx
consigned . the company by bill Of ladlng.
For freight or passage. apply on board u the
G d2%ts Fl st e re 0 U.s.
10, Hrr4oAnfk1gsa B ss}S$fH fieasssts
WEEKLY 6 aeA aH. sfoh kJ FASkESS; os1.
e2mery, Alsxan /. nor qss s,I Bar
'' NEW sART ABLE.
''0n1 Esa S@" eser1 s sxTpkp2Y It D. .'''
ANVIL VIII s" Sea4s aSos For fesR q H%fss"'
p.s.-Freight consigned to wharfboa', mouth
s Bart q Abs WHIT Vii BE- rw @ '9
charge. Hn30
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ALSO. TWENTY VALUABLE OIL PAINT
INGS.
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PROPOSALS FOR PURCHASE or
DREDGEBOATS.

ED. PtLaBURy. Mavor.
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ALL WILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION, WITH.
OUT THE SLIGHTEST RESERVE OR
LIMIT
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IMPORTANT TO MACHINISTS.

APT I'd
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-11-04

un6 6 0 II DIES. limb 10 tpirb IS
ipdter nit ben Siour un6 anberen StGm>
rtelt 9eben, tpern mir niht b ere
% oBregeIn ergreifen.
ISLES iebt lit, fonnen mir, tDettt 1tt6t
dnoere bcoro6te Buntte 9Gn3lt1 entblOBt
tpcrben lplcit, INNER rur ei1ige bunbert
Wonn am sunG6it beorobten Yunfte ner>
tDenoen. Qtuf ber Acknowledgements J..
9. nit ibren 5000 SnbianerI iin6 nur 2
Gpmpa9nien Solbatelt un0 btnnen 10 Sa=
oeu f0nnten mir b06itens 600 Mann bort
iaunmelu, auf Der 8unti6pans 7Qgcntur
nit 1000 Snoianern lit IS ni9t better.
60 itebt IS Iberan. gStr baben nt6t balb
oeuug Srllppeil, I'M gefdbrli9en Snoioners
AufitGnoen Gitbalt 81 t6un.
8ritti9s Nn1erifa bat ale 6ieIe S6ipiez
rtefeiten ME gefanut. Seine aetpaIti9e
@inipanberun9 rabm BORT tenn Snbianer
iein Qano un0 t0btete ibm lein g8iLo. 0ie
0ei6en trteben bort BLOB 6anoel nit be1
Snotanern, u1o Inn bies better t6un 3u
forne1t, beiratbeten tie Snoianertnnen.
Dies tbdten beionbers aud ale 8eamten
Der 6uolonz8ai Gompagnie bis btnauf 81
8ounerneur Douglas, uno 10 tpuroen 1ie
dunldItg Sins nit Den Snotanern.
B0hreno aber un1er crlter SnotGner<
Srieg BET bent ulltpioeritcblihen Qnorane
Der ipeiBen 9tniieDler nidt gu bermeiber
lit, t0nnte Der ap eite 8riea ftets
permie6en iperoen, tuenn Die Sn>
oioner Deruiinftig bebanbelt fpirben unb
nenn mir geltu8 3ruppen bGtten, I'M itt
i'm i3aume Su balten.
Sci %giitiger, 9ere6ter un6 bod frafts
boiler 8ebanblung piirbe Der Snbidner,
mie benz Sen. Sheridan cine IangiGbriet
Grfabrune Setgt, io9ar 9ans u%nelau6Itd
iGnen 81 einem frieoIiden, iid ieLbit err
b%oLtenben unO seittteten aberdeen tuerben.