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The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-12
STEA ID BOATS
MEMPMHs.

OCULAR MEMPHIS AND BEgD PACK ET
Leaves ON WEDNESDAY. Nov. 30, at .. m.
H. d. BOR MATCHES, VICKSBURG
No Greenvile Arkapolis. Terrene He
g. - lena, Memphis and the bends-The
nIst CLASS freight and passenger steamer
CHAs. r. CEHOUTEAU.
W, Il. Thorwegan master.
mil, Geo. Miltenbergeg clerk
nro uoasti toWn w and bend freghts solicited and
and rdafRssengsr nfta apnaqmmodations p FIRST CLASS
through bills Of 1ading signed TO Pine B]uH
Hiu H. stMllons on the Little Rock. Mississippi
ageE ~, Hnm a.. IeXas Hallway. via Arkapolis, Ark
a9u ncao n1Ie Rfk ohGan1,wag ,yyag yIa Hopefeld Ark
REGULAR MEMPHIS AND BEND pArKE,r
Leaves on WEDNESDAY Nov. 10. at 5pm.
fY1Ta FOR NATCHEZ, VrCKSgTTRn
.k!ssssssazskkl ksszz GreenyIe Annapolis. Terrene He,
lena, Memphis and the Bends-The
tlrst class freight and passenger steamer
HENRY FRANK,
-, 7; Frank Hicks master, Alf. Grissom clerk,
Will leave as above. iN'
Coast, town and bend freiphts so1icitad sna
promptly attended 10. ''N'
. Paf7senger I recommendations FIRST GLASS
Through bills of lading signed to Pine Bluff
Riyer and Texas Railway via Arkanoiis Az
and TO Little Rock and stations on the Mem nhis
and Little Rock Railroad via Hopefe]d. Ark'
oc3o BROOKETT &, CARTIER, Agents.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-12
RIVER NEWS

0EFIOE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
Tuesday. November 1a. 1878.
Arrivals
Emma Irvine, Mary Ida, Henry Tete. Belle
Trenton. St John. Martha. Isabel. Whisper
Belle Albert. e. j. Gay. r. T.. Lee, Laura Lee
and barges
Departures.
., Isabel, Alvin, Eva. Belle Whisper, Thompson
Dean, Trenton, st. John, j. A. Bcudder, Bonnie
Lee.
10 AFFsva,
Isabel, Alyin, lower coast; J. W. Cannon, Ba-
Trenton, Lafourche; Henry Frank. Maggie
Burke, Jewel, Cincinnati: Belle of Shreveport.
James Howard, J. B. M. Kehlor. st. Louis
John Wilson, Ouachita: Big SunfloWer, Ope-
lousas; j. NJ White. Greenvlle
stage Os tpe RhveFs.
Daily telegraphic report Of the stage of water
ending yesterday at 4 o. N.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-12
20 Ls5s
GREAT JACKSON ROUTE,
CHICAGO. sT. LOUIS AND NEW Or
LEANS RAILROAD.
THE QUICKEST TIME EAST.

THE QUICKES TIME EAST.
Trains will leave and arrive at the Callfope
street depot On and after November 10. 1873, at
D, m. as follows:
LEAVE, ARRIVE.
Express Mol 800 o. n. Train No. T. .lo:15 a. rn
Way No. g. -...7:oo q. M. | Way NO. A.. 8 :Os o. m
:. Nos. and run laily; and daily except
Sunday.
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS
- THROUGH TO
LOUISVILLE. CINCINNATI. COLUMBUS. O,
and CHICAGO WITHOUT CHANGE, and
for St: Louis Sleeper is attached. at Milan,
leaving the train. ONLY ONE CHANGE
TO NEW YORK AND EASTERN CITIES.
Tickets for sale, berths secured and informa-
ton given at No. "a Camp street. corner OF Com
mons
4. D. SHELDON, Ticket Agent.
T. CHANDLER, Cen, Pass, Agent, nah
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-12
ReEow-Waating Orders,

Ship Asiana, Williams. 43 days from Rio Janeiro in
ballast to master
Nor bark Castor. Dapielsen 81 days from Barcelona
ballast to master
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-12
Exchange Clippings, November 9.

Cincinnati Enquirer:
The Golden Crown left for New Orleans last
might with forty;;hve passengels and 800 tons
freight She took q barge along as a lighter
Mr., Henry NJ Gastrell. q hardware merchant
of Natchez is the name of the gentleman who
has bought the hull originally built by Alex.
Perry for Capt Henry Calor. He has contracted
with Arthur Mgore for the t,s engines p G I. Du-
works. She will be co,mpleted and /, ready to
leave for the South in thirty days. She will be
The Kittie Nye, Capt. John Kouns' new pur-
chase, arrived from Marietta yesterday, en-
route to New Orleans; to enter the lowe, coast
Henry Kouns is In the office. The Nye has 400
bbls, apples on board, and will probably take In
leaves this morning. The entire family Of Capt.
Kouns is on board
The Willie Austin arrived from Wheeling
yesterday. She has 1000 barrels apples on board
and has in tow two produce boats. one of which
Is owned by Chas. Talbot Of Matamoros. and
the other by the owners Of the boat: The Aus
will resume her trip South this morning. and
will enter, some LOCAL trade from Nsw Orleans
Capt. Mallory Is in command, and Capt Ike
Thompson, we'll known here and In Southern
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-12

8 D,Arnoo &eo-2 do j Bertnoei Aeo-5o bbls wb;s
Ky Dreyfas-3oC bxs soap bx samples T T white
ler Aco25 do Bassetti Il Xiquss---e0 bbls sppes 6o
bbls onions Salemeni-35 boxes shoulders ii nkpa
bacon 10 CRATES hams bbls sausage sohwabaeher,
FFoW snfeld Il PfeifeF--4 cars tiloaks Anderson 4,
| Sinpson20 bbls meal 42 bbls pork W Fl Mathews A.
Bro10o bbls -four 80 boxes shoulders Wallace Fair
child Seonl car stock spalsing-5 cars cattle to
n Flautt-1 do Noel f. Wooten-l5 crates oabbsse r.
Doherty-35 do Keller--1O boxes cheese G. spor-
so DO 30 bbls whisky Smith Bros Aco-3 firkins but
ter solar son-24 bbls onions 20 bbls potatoes
bbls paEsnips bbs turnips Doherty-7e bbls DO.
tstoes Chss Plsasants-3o bbls apples g W DAWSON
&oo--I5 firk ins butter G FL Lawrence szoo-34 tnba
do Zuberber Behan-25 irkns butter Smith Bros
&oo-60 bbls apples Bertucci &co-2 bbls tongues
y Mathews d. Bro-50 kegs pigstset e + Del Bon
Greve Il Wildermann-4 bbls whisky Jos David-l4
tubs butter Zuberber & Behan--1D bbs tnrpips 8
DAmiGo &zeo-4 bbls sausage Sehwabaeher e. Hirsch
a do e DelBondio-sundries to order-Totsl 26b5
bales cotton ''
NEW ORLEANB AND MOBILE RAILROAD
Nov 11--6l5 bales cotton order--31a do Deoan Sno
-ls5a Allen, West & Bush-127 Ranger Fat1nan eco
n4 q Gardner Gillespie d,eo-29 Jno Hardie co
~ 1 aoocs Allison &co-2og bbls rosin
70 70 Dds tnrpentine Simpson & Trieou-1Og bbls lime
Forstal & La ose---l06 do W Converse ir &oo-65
bbIs beer SO oxs do Wizard &co-6 tanks oil orders
bales domestic G Jaubert &co-4 do Yale a. Bowjinp
i bog shoes Stern eco q ykgs saddlery Fl
a, aansell--1 box type A W Hyatt g bdls paper H
Utls-s PIX gs mdse L Moore case books II u Mo
toSOo
% fltzpah1ok-l car stock John I Moore &co-lpC
tes lard Miller, Grgsby &oo-l box mdss w Barker
a bbls svfnp W FL Harris! bales cotton lehman
Abraham &co-sHndries to order--Total i705 bales
cotton bbls molasses
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD
. Nov ll-55 BIB s molasses Joseph Vignes-t6 do to
Richard Billiken-4s do John Calder-1O bhds suysr
Chism Boyd-24 do L Godohaux-42 bbls molasses
4 q Maglnnis Sons--l6o sacks rough rice Lanaux 4
oons-54 DO Stamps--Totsl 81 hhds sugar l55
bbls msiasses PA sacks rough rice
FOREIGN PORTS.
Genoa, Nov 6-Saed-Bel steamer Kepler Johu |
ION. for New Orleans. '0-iA |
Bremerhaven, Oct 23-Saied-ship Hanover HoH |
nan. for New Orleans " NN0'4
Barcelona Dot -Saiied-Christjan Ulriehsen |
or New Orleans. ''
London. Oct 24-Clearsd- serapis North for
New Orleans A'A' A'h
Newport, Oct 25-Sailsd-ship Maria Loui g, Mace
OF New Orleans. y "00
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-12
WEEKLY RED RIVER PACKET
DUACKEHTA 1HWEgg. .

MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS INDEpEN@
DENT LINE.
Leaves every TUESDAY. at5pr
,afsTe u FOR MONROE. TRENTON AND
AEzssassks5 all landings on Black and Ouaohftas
rivers-The new and splendid pas
senger steamer
CLARA g.,
w. Wenzel master
will leave positively as above, For freight or
passage apply on board or to
F.. j. WINE URN SO Natehez street,
~ +" S.-Will sign through bills lading to
lEenG0n ana MOnfOe. no8t
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-12
yHCKsBBRes, GREENvBLH4E ANm EsHsrns

feng Tea7es eeera Sn7Tn fUhsnAHH MAlH # fA0khr o. M
- ., FOB VIOKSBURG, NATUuwy
"a shaszag @ Davis p Pend and intermediate land
"'SA@R'A7s''s'" 1ngs-Ibe steamer
R0DT. III. LEE,
William Oam Dbell, master,
,, John e. Mossop. clerk,
parlsotg Ling for all points on the Yazoo, sun.
hover. Deer Greek {, and Taallahatchie. ca '>>'
NJ VIII give through bills of lading to Trenton
aka Monroe and all l. STATIONS on the VIcksburg
anu Rtfs E. BR66Ryta BBfR6T9Rf yta 1san 1Rsa La
80 Magazine street.
FOR GREENViLLE. YIGksB1RGep Ga AND b THE
Leaves f9g s95gsF2 aFHEJziHhEa EFHHEESRAz tf8hHkRa
kassszSg and q d the Bends-The new and mag az
'''-'''@'4h'h0e9t J. RBtassWsPfHF r. WafzTE.e steamer
J. NJ. White master, Curt Holmes CLERK,
connecting cor ne at Vieksburg with Parisotts Line
foE M all points on Yazoo and Tallahatchie rivers.
Pet reserves the right to pass ali landings
ss!4 sss14tt =, l. h2AFE4z v. Hb&Mz' ( MHzoRH'
Monroe and all stations on Vicksburg. Shreye.
''N' 'A' ' VI lf%3 B. bkocKEff t5a cRKfEf L. agent,
3s Magazine street.
SATURDAY VlQkBBgRG UNITED BTATEs
MAIL PACKET. ~''
Leaves eyery SATURDAY at 6 D. M,
- 4 EOR VICAsRURG. DAV VIB BEND
Natchez and all intermediate land
asaASin ings-The passenger packet
NATCHEZ.
~ 4. T. tLeathers, master, j. e. Muse, clerk.
Sa3 gSonnHeoting at Vcksburg with the Parisot Line
Tor , Ya.zoo, Tallahatohie end sunfloWer rivers
ct, Louis AVA apnae' o'saEo aao
This boat reserves the right To pass all, land.
nngs g. taat M the Captain may consider unsafe
ZOE tEe1gyht yyn.Qr Qr passage applyc d board, or to
tAMNE! g WORK, 106 Common street.
MI ). D. CARLIN. IT Tchoupltenlas st.
Through h bills. lading given to Trenton, Mon
'oe and all stations on Vicksbure, Shrevennrt
Ind Texas Railroad, via Delta 0D0A'
W. 3. BROCKETT.
36 Magazine street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-12
FOREIGN PORTS,
NOTICE TO MARJNNPa

NOTICE TO MARINERS
Rio Grande do Sui Oct In consequence of heavy
floods having affected the channel over the bar sniff
ing It's direction and narrowing it, the Pilot Master
OF the Port advises captains not to seek The port with
more than 10 feet Inches of draft the ra1e highest
TIDE not aording than II feet inches of water
at present Later after the cessation of the e.
tFaordlnary circumstances he expects that the chan
mel will return to normal conditions
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-12

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD,
BTEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW Oh
LEANS. VIA HAVBE, SOUTH.
AMPT0N AND HAVANA,
@GISk The steamships of the North asy
man LLOYD will resume their Regular prlu
ETon Breman From N. Orlaans
frankfurt. -... October Abont RovaTo 4
s5annoVer ..-.-sOctobez 23 About NoyeTo. "a
SurnberR .'..-> Moyera. 6 About Deceno o
Braunseh WalG hovem. DO AboUS Daoem. al
fTmnK at. taIt. ,Deoo7a Abou1Janaary
Inese steamers touch outward at Havre ana
l5yuan lH5ayuana, and on their homo trip at Havana and
southampton.
PRICES OF PASSAGE!
RroM Bre1nsns Southampton on Hayra to Rass
van vana %. OF SeT Orieans-Cabin, $3.50 fgoldD; stseEa
Prom NeF Orleans 10 Southampton. Havrs or
Br9men--Cabia, $3.50 tgold, gteeraga, s4s tRoAais
From -, New Orleans 70 Havana-Cabin. Ss8
eRold): Sbeerag6, $15 (gold},
Children under ton years. han price; enIla
drsn under one year. free.
| II. R,-OuT agent for Texas Mr. Peter EE, Ers
hard. In Galveston, Ia aa5hoEZsa 10 fssue EkaeTa
age passage orders as the following throuah
rates:
From Bremen to Galveston, eA2, gold
From Bremen TO Iadiano ola, sA5 DO gold,
The com Dany reserves The rtgnt 20 cnangstxM
route Of the steamers, their advertised dayg1t
departure end tho prioss Of passage,
Passage TICKETS from Bremen, { Tuthexnpso
Of Eayre 10 aeW Orleans Issued Dv ;hs an6srt
sos 12Es4sF 1a5dRaESRRRP 1ee5tstaEIhEs SfRPiE &C., Agents
aoSa aH 70 Union street
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-12
0PELaDU@AE.

REGULAR UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET
Leaves every TUESDAY, at S o. m.
IT, b. FOR WASHING NGTON, OPETOu~
llEEsassS sas Port Barre, Sim msport, Churoh~
"sa'zz@"@ vile, and all landings on the Coast
Atehafalaya River and Bayou charlottesville
new, light draft steamer
BIG SUaFHOWER,
In place of FAnehon)
f. IT, Broad, master Z. John. clerk,
will leave as, above For freight or passage apet
ply on board or to ~
BRITToN & EPPLER, 80 Gravler street.
oc8tf
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-12
Exp ports

EOUEN-Per bark Gyller-25.418 bushels corn in
bulk 1904 sacks corn
REVAL-Per steamship Cotherstone--55l4 bales
cotton
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-12
Liver POOL.
LIVERPOOL sOUTmERn ., Q, LaNn.

zSaSAAasA11G, zSaSAAasA11G, MARION,
=, Jones, Commander.
will sail ON Or about November 1G, 1875. frona
wharf. foot of EspIanads street.
VIII receive cotton and sign through bilIs
ladng for the Continent. between Havres
Cronstadt.
These steamships, being of light draft, win
cross the bar OF the Mississippi at all times
without detention.
For freight apply 10
DEOAN IL 90,
de20 1V 18G GraVsr street.,
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-12

Port Eads, Davis. from st. Louis, with barges
Robt e Lee. Campbell. from Vicksburg
E j Cay Brown from Bayou Sara
Mary Ida, Ruiz from Upper Coast
Belle Harper, from Bonnet Carre
Isabel, O'Pry, from Lower Coast
Henry Tste, Aucoin. from Donsldsonville
Whisper Comstook, from Belle Grove
Trenton, TerTebonne, from Donadsonville
Belle Albert. Hotard, from Bayou des AIIsmands
Emma Irvine. Vallette. from Lower Coast
st John, McEroy. from Baton Rouge
Martha, Bassett, from Lower Coast
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-12
HO w WER a;asA@F,
SHIPS,
RR Esz EN-, h,

IL. p, FOB BKEMEN-The ;sls A, American ship
- loading for the above port, and bavino
the greater portion Of her cargo engaged and
going on board, will have immediate dtsDst Oh.
For freight apply to NA' s''"A'
DEgAN b co. 1s9 Grayisr street.
NORTON & BELL. 4s Carondslet street,
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-12
Raiow--U0msnR Up,

Brit ship Ma1tha Cobb Greenbank, from Rio de Ja-
neiro, in ballast to master
Nor bark Hannah Somer, Nielsen, Al days from
Havre. to Forester
Nor bark Saone, Tbygsen, So days from Arendal to
master
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-12
LAR0EJ IL.

LAFOURGME,
LAFOURCHE, DONALDsONVILLE AND
COAST PACKET
Leaves every TUESDAY at 12 N. and SATUR-
Ia at 10 a. N.
For DonaldsOnville, Lafourche and INNER coast
IL - The New Passenger Steamer
.sssss@s#aizf5 ASSUMPTION,
z. A. Charlet, master, n H. Dupuis,
CLERK, will leave as above Returning down the,
coast every Monday and Thursday For freight
or passage. apply on board or to
nos en- r. RIVET, 1o5 Decatur street.
TRI- I-WEEKLY BAYOU LAFoURCHE AND
COAST PACKET
As ger steamer NN0'%'A'
HENRY TETE.
J. Il. Aucoin. master, M. Fl. Landry, clerk
Leaves every TT EsDAY at 10 q. m, THURS
DAY and SATURDAY at 70 m.
Lands all freight In daylight and pays partfc-
qlar attention to way business, and returns
DOWN the coast, leaving Donaldsonville every
wednesday, Friday and Sunday morning.
For freight Or passage apply on board or to
1c d. Ri EI, 1U5 Decatur street.
z. S,-Has 9 clerk on the landing during tbe
day at the head of Bienville street to receive
freight. Freight received for the Lafonrche.
with privilege Of reshipDing at Donaldsonville.
se2stf. 'A-O'
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-12

Bayou Laeombe-Per sohr Maud--6o cords wood
to master
Blind River-Per sohr Tres Hermanos- cords
wood to master
Pascagonla-Per sobr Lagrange--160o bbls charcoal
to master
Pascagoula-Per sohr Albert M-l20G bbls charcoal
to master
Bay st Louis-Per schr Back Bay-1GO0 bbls char
coal to master
Pass Manchao-Psr eohr Pomme dOr--3O cords
wood to master
Biloxi--Per schr Three Brothers--lot furniture
and sundriss TO order
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-12
III X WI MRM. /.
STEAM 10 BREMEN,
81 f%ns The splendid new All iron British
-sSAhAEaAsaSGs ~ aaAEEaAaSG steamship
KENsEKaTON,

ANTsE9ETVNF EgTHY
Henry BAIT commander.
ls now. loading for the above port. at foot Of
Josephine street., Fourth District. Having d
have dispatch. For freight of cotton amply tn
FRENCH b. co, Agents.
no5 78ly 2s Union street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-12

Leaves every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and
SATURDAY at 10 a. M
skAsss#aaA1atHI Tureands, Welham's and ali planta-
as=Hz#s=7Hass ton landings-The fine side wheel
steamer
w. j. POHTEvENT,
Frank Bergeron master. J. G. Bergsron clerk,
leaves as above. Returning down the coast on
on alternate days and in daylight. For freight
or passage apply on board or to
w. J. COMAUX, 20 Cont street
P. S,--A clerk always on the landing, head of
Cont street to receive freight for both of the
above boats This arrangement goes into effect
Tuesday, November IL. nos If
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-12
ReceRpts mt tsse New Raasm


Hope Villa-Per steamer Aliee-l5 bales cotton to
Ii Allison &co--9 do He=msn--6 Rensbaw Cam
mack &co-4 Beraud IL Gibert-5 J W White-4 W
Black &co-l do tnp eggs Bsbin-1 bale cotton
bales moss COW boxes eggs eoops poultry to L
Sehommer i bale cotton Graham Black 6zoo-2 bbls
syrup horse mule W ShepaTd-3 cows 8 alves
Il Kastnsr-2 boxes eggs Forchemer Bros--6G cords
wood Muncy Il Marcy--sundries to order-Total 80
bales cotton bills syrup
Pascagoula-Per schr Blessey--6O 900 feet lun
Der to II Buddig
Am1te River-Per schr Reporter--25. 900 shingles
40 cords wood and sundrieg to master
Blind River Per schr JoinviIle--4O cords wood to
master
Tickfaw-Per schr Transt-2D cords wood master
Ante River-Per schr Morning Light--35 cords
wood to master
Tcbefuneta River-Per sobr La Belle--12oo bbls
charcoal to master
Tchefunota Klver--Per sohr Rebecca--4C0 bbls
sand to order
Blind River-Per sohr Monterey--4o cords wood
to master
Psscagoua-Per sohr Carrie Swain-1Go0 bbls char
coal IT, master
Tangipahoa-Per sohr Ann MEG uinn--5oo bbls
sand to order
Biloxi--Per sehr Farmer 1900 bbls charcoal to
master
Bay St Louis-Per schr Peican-70O bbls charcoal
to master
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-12
STEAMBOATS,,
mEHs RzvEg.
Raa ERaYnR MnGa TnKaa

! Rea RavoR and Texas
NEW ORLEANS AND RED RIVER TRANHn
| PORTATION COMPANY, AND TEXAS Pa
| OIFIO RAILWAY AND CONNECTIONS,
ser rhlE9pug lop aR b bills 9f adng and through passen
FFfaitsWav Ff1t stations In Texas. The BEST route al
The foiloyslng splendid and fast staauara
composing the line will leave as advertised BE-
low: ~ ~ ~ o es@
J. e. l. Res psrfee, Tsre y5f & 4ogRIss: Rsan. TEXAS -
w.. w.. : R.ehan, Bonnie Lee Dawn. Dawn .''' "'
Kate Kinney ] rSk sIysE saRgzrpoRT a2R5ty; yrrrn,,.
Ills RtSSsAzk~ son. Hot Springs, and ali land
- s;szs5k on Red River and railWay
FOR SHREVEPORT.
Leaves -, = ct { pm.
FOR COLFAX.
W. d. Rehan2 g; Il. Wilkinsen, master.5
Leaves on TUESDAY, November H. at s D. m.
FOR ALEXANDRIA.
silver sltys N. y. Wood, master.
Leaves WEDNESDAY. November 10, at IS D. NE
No ,wharfboat charges drsyage or commission
HWlll be charged al mouth OF Red River, Bayou
CONSIGNED to the company by Bill Of iading.
boas dr e t6 or e aPp on board ef The
n. ". JQYQE, GEO. D. HITE.
J. II, CARLIN, BRITTON & EppLER
la4 LORD h MOPEARh, Agents,
WEEKLY RED RIVER PACKET,
t. Tn FOR RED RIVER, EGG BEND.
NormaD's 8, Barbin's, Wares and war
land1ngs-The steamer
BONNIE LEE,
Tn place of the New Bart Able,)
Bacherd Stnnott. master. 90. Hamilton CLERK,
xr,,;I Leaves every SATURDAY. at 6 o. IN.
VII leaye as above. For freight or passaaa
H. ". ADAMS u Commercial Place,
PB.-Fretght consigned to wharfboat, mouth
q BED river, or to- agents at New Orleans for
charge. N "s'A ~''" - ieSn ~
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-12
MOBILE.
UPP 81 COAST,

FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
UPPER COAST DAILY. AND TRI- Weekly
LINE TO BONNET CARRE, BEN TT
RkAUD AND DONALDSONVILLE
~ The fine and fast side-wfeel steamer
sMAAG+Aa WARR HDA,
aS5==s5ssas J. A. Ruiz master Edu Nicolls clerk.
will Leave New ORLEANS daily f5undays except
ed) at 8 a. m. for Bonnet Carre, and on Sat1r-
uay6 ht .. LII, nos
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-12

1FVf Ues'ha ffoI, OnVphoDU'
Arrived
Ship Forest Eagle Hosmer, so days from Bremen to
naster-lst dis
Ita bark Attivita Maresoa, go days from St Vincent
to master-Point
Bark Surprise Averi, 81 days from Bristol to Nor.
ton IL Bell--tst dis
Span brig V1asor, Villa, days from Havana, to D
Fsto &co-2d dis
Schr John Wood Smith, % days from New York
to Norton e. Bell-Powderhouse
Schr Clara. Salvador, from Or and Caillou to master
I'd dis
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-12
MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
November IL. 1873.
Cleared Yesterday.

Steamship Cothsrstone Hall, for Reval-
AK Miller 600
Nor bark Gyller Oatensen, fer Rouen-- shultz eco
The Osceola times., 1878-08-17
Fatal shooting ARRAY.

MEMPHIS, August l0-Yestcrday,
at a meeting held in Appersop
Grove, near Jones Landing, Ark,
n few miles above Memphis, VIM.
F. Beatty, Democrat, Sheriff pro
ten, appointed by Gov. Miller,
and Eo. Lewis, former Sheriff OF
the county, with their friends, met
and begun the discussion Of the is
sues which DIVIDE the people of the
county. Lewis, who is the Repub-
ilcan nominee, was the frsl 10
speak. After hc had concluded,
Ma or Earle mounted the stand and
proposed 10 give the record Of
Lewis. THIS the crowd of colored
people who were present objected
to, and Major Earle was forced to
desist. He asked his friends to go
with HIM 10 II hill Deav by, where
he would speak rithout being in-
corrupted. As Major Earle was
descending from che platform pis-
tol sb was fired. This was the
signal for rush by the white men
present TO . wagon near at hand,
which was filed with arms Of every
description, and general fire was
opened on the followers Of Lewis,
and in the melee one negro was
killed and several others wounded.
The Osceola times., 1878-08-17
Yellow E'eycr.

Late Memphis papers apd private
intorma,ion bring the terrible an
nouncemeu; that yellow fever has
broken ont in the Biaff City and
bids lA'r to become epidemic As
II natural consequence, the city has
become panic stricken, paralyaing
business aud driving every one
who can leave, TO resort 10 some
means or other by which to flee
from the plague threatened scene.
Railroad .depots and steam boat
landings are crowded with the bag
gage and throngs, ofanxioas, fright
cned humanity, awaiting with
blanchcd faces the arrival of the
hour, that will transport them from
the impending danger. Poor, i'll
lated Memphis seems again doomed
to the harrowing scourgo and hor-
rors of 1878; and God only knows
where this one will end.
Owing to the prevalence of the
epidemic IN Memphis there Is con
siderable alarm and uneasiness IN
our midst. We think this ill.found
ed, as Osccola siands in no more
danger than any plantaton along
the river bank. At all events, we
advise our people to keep cooi to
be temperate and regular in then
diet and habits and they have AZ
little to apprehend from the danger
brooding around us as If living III
the mountains.
Since the above was in type, scv.
eral boats passed up, all literally
csowded with passengers fleeing
from bronze John. The Evening
Ledger of yesterday, repor,s the
fever scattered in al. parts of the
city; business SUI pended the quar-.
antine lifted, and everybody panic
stricken, aud all Who can are leav-
ing the city.
The Osceola times., 1878-08-17
THE Joncsboro Times says:

The Osceola Times accuses few
designing and intrIgueing would be
politicians of Mississippi county of
Il spirit oi unialrness and downright
persecution toward Judge l.. l.,
Mack in the canvass he is making
for reelection tor the JudgeshIp OF
the 2nd. Judicial circuit, and de-
precatee, such Q course. The Times
says it has no desire 10 advocate
the claims OF Judge Mack over Ell
their of his ppRoEe1is, but wants
to see fair play, and it is right.
Beat a man fairly or let him go in.
Judge Mack's oppo"cnis, Cole
Brookfield and Ratcliiic are both
mgh.toned gentlemen and would
not countcnauce intrigue IN their
behalf, and We suppose the parties
the Times refers 10, are actuated
more by petty spite than anything
else. We agree with the Times in
counselipg all to think for them
selyes and vote accordingly.
And you may bet yonr shooting
stick, brother Cobb, that they arc
doing their own thinking in these
parts, and when the time comes for
voting, they will do so without re-
gard to what this or that man SAYS
ABOUT the situation.