davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-03-23
TRUST SALE OF VALUABLE
LAND,

Ey virtue Of deed Oi tu!t executed by
J. Il. Di! lebGr TO Matthew EImisloa, Ttu,-
tee, on the 18th day Of April, lsG5, 10 secure
\. 5. Core ina dabt Of tvsn,y ,huux,u4
dollars described IN aid trust he.d which
is oirrcort in tue Clerks Oficc OF The
County Court o! Lewis and pt tldrlGeu conn
ties. the undersigned being appOirted
by the order Of tic Circuit CUur, / Dm.-
dTidge cnHuty trustee ii III. pIace Of n. FL
mission, and subIt ntei 10 all the rights,
powers, du'ics aud responsibilities of The
said Matthew Ed"iistOn, Trustee as ufore.
aid, will, Oh the Isl day Of April, ~. in
iroHt Of Tie toarl Iiousc 4vor Of Lows
county, that being Court .lay, sell At public
auction, iUr cash in aaad, to Tie highest
bidder, Tract OF
9lj ACRES OF LAND,
lying III Lewis county, and Suite Of Wee,
Virginia, on Fiu&'s Fork Of Leading Cruk,
adjoining lanGs Of Lewis Maxwell, drcrn.crl,
Nicholson Alkire, Michael Riley and Thomns
COnrOy, being che Of The T4c:s, cflsad erI.
brae in tic d;td or lruN UiCsaid Sell
ing rs trustee | will .mNke 10 the purchaser
such little us is inrrstcl Ia ne by slid trust
decd. Thu title is bSIiG!ed to he good.
CD. STUART,
Tureh24w Trustee,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-03-23
.ANGAA NoTXeNS

W. =. V:-":-': ~: -,
" 9S' '"s'n'1 ~ WI
AT N"teS he'a n Tue C'SFEs o'h:e OF the
Coen'y CoHF' 0! "lineF county, on The fr't
a'Oha"y !" March, 1875
'SsG L. stump
vs..
Sau"e1. NJ NeGon"aghey Hnd Newton T.
NcCeAa"SNey' partners doing business
u"oeF 'ne Ut" name "'" 81! 'eot "Accon-
SuSn"F Co. anu HFhFHim Davis and
george " ''"Imes,
IT,, o,,i.c, n ,%i. ,";' ,,,..,..,
:hin.,, is 10 rcrovcr against tho I~tc,Sa~, '
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-03-23
TERMS OF S.ALE

SIirirnt cash to my coat, Of :nr second
n AIMED cause and expenses OF sale, The res
idUr uponu 'rrdit OfG, IL aud Is months
the purchaser vXtcUliEg iOuds with good
Secu? II, aud bcaring interest from date for
TIE srNrrnl iustalmenls Of purchase money.
W. G. BENNETT,
mur1:!iw Commissioner.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-03-23

Sister Harriet Ann GItEa il che
o. the mv,s Lcyout Of tho coloreI
Mctholists in Louisville. She srnt ID
prayer meeting at the Rev. W. W,
TaSlOr's church, and sal in the midst
"t Il party Of scotiers brother Taylor
stepped in lis sermon and said,
Who's doing dat taIkin' over dar! |
LINK It's de- woman in the white hat, "
The wclnAu in the white la, vas Sistsr
'ilenn and she Subsequently surA the
preacher Tor sIAadrr, hui the jury re
fused to ci"e her rny ,lomayrs
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-03-23

- Senator Randolph. Of Sew Jer'
sry. i: an Inventor. Among tie inxG.
uiuus exhibits Of I4bOr.S4vink m.chiu,
cry at the Paris Exposition will be m
rxeAvp'iog machine contliyel by thu
Nunar"r. mud capable Of digging
trench a mile long, three feet deep,und
hearty foot wide in ten hours. or
equal to the labor of Que huulrCd
Mcu,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-03-23
Commissioners sale

SoEAaas1ISsioScf Sitc
White { st.Inaker, &c.
F. FolHsc, &c
Ard
Joseph Ilayhurst
va.
+. Fousspe &c.
Is CuAHlGAE IS ia. c,r.aH a1.I ~
LEWIS rptSGi
In l.1ts"pHcC ola Jorj a,. .r- G ieirci
ir The "VSyG S.,ir: u4l,r ..t ,L, urccmber
trrm, 1871, al sa:.i Court, tue undersigned
Commissioner appointed Tor the purpose
will i'occrA, III the fiOut rlour If the Court
House VI rnuAly, ON the tsI day OF
April, 1873, TO srlI At public GIcliUn, Ynl-
uab!' tract Of land, situate uu Leading
Greek, III Laws county, aud on The Saan
ton and Park JhErg Turnpike, contmn ~
1850 ACRES.
and known rs the Frederick fuus.rr Tract Of
land. or So much thereof Ms will be uecrE-
Snry to satisfy the debt md Gust. irr'rcI 1T
tie second named cause. said ;?ac' ""
be sold in lot', according Ia subdivisions
thereof heretofore mNl', 8pl shuwG upon
plat thereof 10 10 exhibited on tie day Of
sale.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-27
LADIES' PEABODY AUXILIARY ASsO-
CIATION.

MRS. M. HAUGHERY. Honorary President,
M Mrs. ). 5. LAFITTE. President, No. 15a Pry-
M N Is. s'ts O. CHARLES Vice President Second.
between Prytanta and st. Charles streets. co.
4 MRS. Il We W MARks, Recording Secretary. No.
% MRS. y s. 5. 3. sIMMs, Treasurer. No. 81 Esplan-
M Mrs. Ysl J. N. Rand, Carondelet and Melpomene
Mrs. =, ?. Willet, Prytania, and - M Ninth.
Mrs. T. NJ Noble, No. 1856 Canal
Miss 4. n: Walker, No, 70 Melpomene.
Mrs A. Hrsch, No. Al Euterpe
Mrs. A. Eustis, No. 2e6 Josephine
Migs NJ Y; Reese, Carondelet, between Glrod
4lfsI Mrs. 1--WE 7. Brown, No. s85 st. Charles
Mrs. w. Gordon. Toledano and Prytanfa.
Mrs, NJ. Quayle. No. 212 Camp.
Miss FlgHl 4 Hdrd,e No. 80 No TsrpsfEh9re e,
Mrs ]. r. Girault, No. 80 Esplanade.
Mrs J. Burrows. No. 439 Dauphine.,
Miss Louis Guilemet No. 500 Canal.
Mrs. r. Tuiague. No 1o2 st. Ann.
Mrs Z. E. williamson, No. 1T Jackson.
Miss E. Wheaton, No. u Polymnia.
Mrs. j. Schwartz. No, 432 CarOndelet.
Mrs. Cordona. No. 410 Raronne.
Mrs J. Weeks, Rampant, between Felicity
IN Mrs. g. N. Guiiiieette, Dryades and Euterpe.
Mis- J. Tarleton, No. 215 Louisiana Avenue.
Mrs. r. Elder, Maga inc and Valmont.
Mrs. L. g. Levy. Louisiana Avenue and Ba.
Mrs. W. G. Black, No t19 Prytania.
Mrs. s. Blancu, Mo. 25 Louisa.
Mrs. DR. Cartier. No. 2aJ Burgundy.
| Mrs, s. Magner. No. ia. Dumnine.
| Mrs r. Frois No. 37e Canal.
| Mrs J. Goldman, No. 200 Terpsichore.
Mrs. ?. =. HerWig, No. 1G0 Deord.
| Miss 9. Correiolles, No. 296 burgundy,
| Mrs. J. ?. Sarra3n, No. 24l Burgundy.
| Miss NJ. Deeves, No. 65 Gaiennie
| Mrs. M. Reese, No. 1873 Constance.
Mrs. r. s. Charles. Second, between Prytanl
| and st. Charles.
Mrs. =. B. Parkinson ST. Charles, near First.
| Mrs. E. Bouney No. 281 Bourbon.
| Mrs. NJ. Warner, No. 259 Annunciation.
| Mrs. 2 n. JOY. NO 424 Common.
| Mrs. +. s. Hardy, No. 30 Poeyfarre street.
| MRS VIM. Perkins, Coliseum near Jackson,
| Mrs. Clara Rosa Maxent No. $50 Barracks.
Executive Committee.
! FORESTER DOLHONOf Chairman:
| william @ Black J. G. Morris,
| Frank Roder, E. K. Converse,
| @. o. Cummings. v. II. Deeves,
I Louis PrGdos, T. 7. COttraux,
| oc22 ct SAMUEL CARTER. Secretary.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-27
MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, /
October a. 1878.
Cleared Yesterday
rit steamship Remus Dunn, for Rotterdam
a K Miller DOC

Arrived
Brit steamship Riversdae, Humphrey. from Cardiff,
Wales via Galveston, to Ranger, Fatman eco, in
baiast-iet dis 13
Brit steamship City of Limerick, Lochead % days
from Liverpool, in ballast to a K Miller Goo
lst dis 10
Steamship Knickerbocker Kembe, from New York,
10th inst. to Moulton--2d dis
Ship Marcia GreenIeaf Bunker, % days i'm Bath,
Me. to Crescent City Ice Co-1Rt dis
Brit bark ID Star, Sawyer from st Thomas. IN bal
last to Shutz &co-let dts
sTEAMBoATg.
Port Eads, Townsend. from ST. Louis with barges
MRiy Ida Ruiz. from Upper Coast
Eva DeBouohel from Hahnviile
Isabel, Bassett, from Lower Coast
Emma Irvine. Valette. from Lower Coast
Alvin, Seovell, from Lower Coast
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-27
RIVER NEWS.
0wFtUE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
Sunday. October 27, 1875

49, Sunday, October 27, 1875
Arrivals.
Emma Irvine, J. W. Cannon, Eva. Mary lda'
Alvin. rna.,.ss,,uas
Emma Irvine, Martha. Eva. Mary Ida, Wh1s-
,,fr, J, W, Cannon, Natchez Blanche Porter'
Bonnie Lee.
Martha, Emma Irvine lower coast: EdWartn q, !.
Cav, j. VI. Cannon Bayou Sara: Eva, mary " lua' Ha
Whisper upper coast; Centennial' u r gabu paton
teau, Commonwealth, st. Louis 81 yobh n basun an
Vicksburg; John wilson, Ouachita; Henry
Tete, Lafourche.
stage of the Rivers.
Daily telegraphic report OF the stage o. .s wafer
al various points, with changes In the "a hours
ending yesterday mt 8 y. III.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-27
ROOMS RELIEF COMMITTEE
DIVISION, ARMY or TEN.
NEssEE.
I2O COMMON STREET.

This Committee meets on Mondays. Wednes-
days and Fridays, at 10 o'clock b. M. and is
Vf Ghairman-AUGU sr9a GUSTUs REICHARD 1888 Com
mon street.
First District-G. A. WILLIAMS, 1874 Grayier
Second Distrlet-FRANK HEBRON corner
Canal and Basin streets.
Third Distrct-VICTOR OLIVIER, corner Of
Esplanade and Johnson streets, Or 140 Gravier,
Fourth District-IbAAC SCHERCK. 235 Chest
nut or II Carondelet street.
Fifth District-H. N. JENKINS. 27 Commercial
Alley. -
Sixth District-F. L.. RICHARDSON. corner
Louisiana Avenue and st. Charles, or 81 Camp
street.
Seventh District-J. A. CHALARON. at New
Orleans Insurance Company, corner Canal and
Camp streets.
By calling on the Member or the Sub Commit,
meet with prompt attention. oc17t31
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-27
HEADQUARTERS LADIES PEABODY ]
Auxiliary Association, I
New Orleans. October u. 1878.
LADIES' EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.

HEADQUARTERS LADIES PEABODY
Auxiliary Association,
New Orleans October 81, 1873
LADIES' EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
MRS. JOHN 3. LAFITTE. Chairman.
First District-Mrs. W. G. BLACK.
Second Dtstrict-Mrs. J. P SARRAZIN.
Third Dstrct-Mrs. J. T. GIRAULT.
Fourth District-Mrs. ". I. HAkDIE.
Fifth District-Nrs. A. HIRSCH.
Sixth District-Mrs. J. TARLETON.
Seventh District Miss M. DEEVES.
Ali applications for assistance to the Ladies'
Executive Committee must be made IN writing,
giving the district In which the applicant re-
sides; also, street and number Of residence. -,
These applications shall be made through the
Postoffice, which shall be directed as follows.
For First District-Postoffice box 253.
For second Distrct-Postoff1ee box 2a2.
For Third District-Postoffice box 312.
For Fourth District-Postoffice box 381,
For Fifth District-Postoff1ce box All.
For Sixth Observation-Disclosures box 473.
For Seventh District-Postoff1ce box 482.
All such applications will receive prompt at~
tention. No calls Or applications at headuuar-
tors or the private residences of the members
Of the association will be received or enter
tained.
oc22 i'm SAM'L GARTER, Secretary.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-27
Reyegpts at the New Basin

. Bioxi-Psr schr Norma--15,o00 feet lumber to Fl
Buddlg
Bloxi-Per sohr Mary Ann-800 bbls charcoal to
master
BAYOU Laoombe-Per sohr Ellen-7o0 bbls charcoal
to master .
Bonfouca-Per sehr Bontouoa--2O cords wood to
master
Pascagoula-Per sobr TEL Rainey-l400 bbs char
GOAL to master
Am1te Rver-Per sohr Morning Llght---35 cords
wood to master -
Covington-Per sohr T M Pippo-3 bales cotton 26
bbls tar to order
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-27
EaaC@iWGn of Produce

of ice to Crescent City Toe Co
VERA CRUZ-Per steamship Andean-4S2 bales
coffee 25 sacks do Smith Bros &oo
Receipts of Produce
ST LOUIS-Per steamer Port Eads and barges-
$4,000 bushels wheat in bulk e,544 bushels oorn In
bulk 6700 sacks tur to orderf67 bbs -four 9s hf DO
29 sacks Glover & Odeudahl-267 sacks bran 3oo
bbls -four r Prudhomme-loo do PerdreauvilIe SEQ
So bbIs grits Newman Il Jones--lg5 bbls hour y
Staiger-l00 do Foroheimer Bros-1ae0 do 4 Ham
1lton &co-le0 do Polhans & Doll LOO DO Il LaWlsf
--2si do Sohwabaoher. Prevented e. Pfeifer-sso 90
100 hf do W Mathews Bro--7ll bbls honr ~ ~
sacks oats 1874 sacks bran Z Buddeoke q Son-Suo
bbls -four Rogers 81 Mitohelll00 do AZ bbls PORK 5o
ht bbls lard $50 kegs do Miller Grigsbv &co ~
eacHs oats 172 sacks SCI eeDngs ey1 bbs flour Vairn
& Mortimer-a49 do Gordon Gomila-5o bbls md ~
ding J Langes--35 bbls pork hf casE meat 5ds as
taoks corn Sehwabaoher Hirseh-972 sacks oats 4e2
bales hay Chas Pies ants-5n sacks malt Ii hlump
900 do g Auer-lD0 do III T mbruster-loo do
Firth do . oted 9 beer Wss
enbsch--5 pkrs white lead J A1tkens d. SOM 90
stauer Maeready &oo-s5 pkgs lard q 80 Pkgs oot1s1
bales hay Geo Heck &co-4O do J Weokefling-asl
do Jno r Gibbons dsco-2o tons iron G Johnsen-22
tubs butter Nelson &eo-l5 DO John moore % DO 81, ceoo
If do Zuberber Il Rehan-a pkgs drugs 3 bless
ing pkgs candy Lyons--l0A pkgs mdse II u u
Coleman Bro i5 pkgs matches etc ia SarazhdS ~ -
CO pkgs butter W Fl Holmes--al pkgs mose :
| Rarrow-99 90 Wilson e. March, do Dbl Hour
K Freeman-sundries to order-Totsl q, ,0oo bushels
wheat in bulk s544 bushels corn in bulk GAS bhls
-four 1872 hf do 570D sacks do 670 sacks corn 1915 sacks
oats 573 sacks bran $50 sacks malt 1874 bales hay
LOWER COAST-Per steamer lsabel--2o hhds
gngar Dymond & Gardes-l1 do Richard MtnkeH--
| ais sacks rough rice Haspe-374 do Allen q syme
| 1854 do Bush g. Levsrt--le3 do Roder--95 40 IA
Allison &co--6B do Z A Areber--67 do Siewerd 4
| Thompson--66 do Jos Dayld-20 ID Perrett-9o DO
Queyronze & Bois-l30 bbls rice It Roder--3e bales
moss CaeEntre-snndries to order-Total 81 hhds
sugar lao bbls rles 1889 sacks rough rice
| UPPER COAST-Per steamer Mary 1da-56 bb 8
moLasses W Burbank-23 do G A Lanaux--2o 40
Schmidt & Zegler-2l sacks rough roe to order-25
| do 8 Herman-i04 do T Stamps-2t g Joseph V1gnes
| --2ig Foerster-20s G A Lanaux--a5 bales hay .
Undergraduates to order-Fotal e3 bbls molassea
| e54 saoks rough rice 25 bales hsV
| LOWER COAST-Per steamer Alvin--13 hhds
sugar o Hopkins--s9 bbls rice Jos David--l3 do j
Nelson &co-51 do A Socola-17L sacks rough rice 4
! Rodera-160 do Allen e. Svme-6e do Bush d Leyert-
| 1876 do Kip Il Ruoh--15 bales moss G Il wight
sundries to order-Tota 10 hhds sugar lib bbls rice
526 sacks rough rice
| HAHHvILLE Per steamer Eva-15 fhhds sugar
Richard Mlhken--19 bbs molasses g L Soni"t II
| saeks rough rice Foerster- sundTies to order
| LOWER COAbT-Per steamer Emma Irvine-13
sacks rough rice Kip & Ruoh-sundries to order
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-27
RAEV VER pO0Hl.

.1eEEss The steamship
v9Mlg3s 9Mlg3Gs HISTORIAN,
Wallace, Commander.
will sail on or about October "a. 1878, from
wharf foot of Esplanade street.
win receive cotton and sign through bills o.
lading for the Continent, between Havre and
Cronstadt.
These steamships being OF light draft, viii
cross the bar of the Mississippi at all times
without detention.
For freight apply to
DEOAN Ii CO.,
de20 1y 189 Gravier street,
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-27
wecsEpts mt the Old Basin

Pascngoula-Per sohr Deoeada-4 900 feet lumber
to order
Tohefuuota River-Per schr Ellen No 2-'s cords
wood to master
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-27
B R EDz Eff,


HORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
BTEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW Oh
LEANS. VIA HAVRE. SOUTH
AMPTON AND HAVANA.
xgEaa, The steamships OF the North Gaz
man LLOYD will resume their Regular TrfDa
From Bremen. From n. Orleans
frankfurt. ...-. October Q About Novsm. y
Nurnberg ..;,..... Novem, 6 About Decen. Q
Braunschweig Noyem. 20 About Decem. %
Frankfurt ..."... .Decem. 4 About January o
These steamers touch outward at Havre an9
Havana, and on their home trip al Havana aDA
Southampton.
PRICES OF PASSAGE:
nTo RaEsen a sssn or lnod haYd6e r ar a.
ags Trom SDs NV Orleans to Southampton Hayre on
Bremen.,Cabia, $50 gold Staerage, S3s taolah
From New Orleans 10 Havana Cabin. sSa
fgoldl; Bteerage, S1s fgold).
children under ten years. naix price: calls
n. B.-Qur agent for TeZas, Mr.. Potter III, EEm
hard, In Galveston. is authorized 10 issue steaga
age passage or dera at the following througa
rates:
From Brenaf N TO Galveston. &t2, gold
From BreD zen TO Indianola, $45 50 gold.
route OF t. o steamers, their advertised daygef
departur5 ana the prices Of passage.
Passafxe tickets from Bremen, { nuthanpto@
| glgne d. N'0''N'D ''>>>,',>s' "' '''> '''@'''.s
Rr fgEthsr ta5,ig paEtIgpEags aRpiY so ,.n,.
/ au3a 1y Ga UnIonSE q
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-27

NEW YORK--Per steamship Kniokerbocker-
Assorted mdse
BATH ME-Per shin Marcia Greenlsaf-Cargo
of ice to Crescent City Zoe Co
VERA CRUZ-Per steamship Andean-4s2 bales
coffee 25 sacks do Smith Bros eco
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-27
BAYOU SARA.

REGULAR SEMI WEEKLY BAYOU SARA
AND COAST PACKET.
UNITED STATES MAIL.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY and SAT TURDAY
at 5 b. m
=, Eaa ax FOR BAYOU SARA. WATERLOO,
AzaassyY Hermitage. Port Hickey Baton
AsSsaa@asassss Rouge. Plaquemine and way land.
ings-The fast and splendid passenger steamer
JOHN w. CANNON,
John @. Libano, MASTER Thomas Howard clerk,
Leaves as above, returning down the cor st
MONDAY and every FRIDAY, For freight or
passage apply on board or to
GEO. d. HITE "a Gravier st,
BRITTON ID EPPLEh, uS Gravler st.
LORD b MOPEAKE, 46 Camp street,
au2s O. g. WAYNE. LOG Gravier street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-27
Hezow-Oomlna Up.
dnock, Harrison, from Maraoaibo, to Fl I
Imports

ROTTERDAM---Per steamship Rsmus--6o, 2e5
bushels wheat in bulk
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-27
1T'EA III Tg.
mEWPRHE@e
vHCWsBURea. eaREENvHLLE AND REHDs.

vHCRsBURes. esREENvHLLE AND RENDs.
UNITED States MAIL PACKET.
Leaveg HGR eGyery J11E TGEsRAK aRa7b Ct pm
payIa R2 Bend xdDnsdpRiG and intsrmddlaEe aA5oh land
ROEBT. E. LEE,
William Campbell, master.
.5..@ John Fl. Mossop. clerk.
Partsot,g Line for ali points on the. TaSoes Sun.
6 SE5, 8; BAHFHht ): HfFh, Agents,
VIII give through bills of lading to Trenton,
anu iH sfia3Rf BRooKETT II Agenf Asn La
SO Magazine street.
FOR H gEEEa 2n HIAEE H5RBB5ha HABb fAqzHB zHB THE
Leaves fgR syfry yghHEgHyIhE THgEsRA1 at k6kEbuRe
80 and the Bends-The new and mag
nacent gassspgeE p e agsT s4 steamer
ior M ali points on Yazoo and Tallahatebie rivers
Boat reserves the right to pass all landings
ssl4 tt l. fAFEE1 v. Eb1MS! I Hohk'
o W give ea hfoegh bills OF gdag to
port anu 'eASS 'f9sq B. BEodKET S'S R1zf h Agent,
50 Magazine street.
SATURDAY VICKgBURG UNITED STATES
MAIL PACKET,
80 80, - FoR VfOKSBURd, DA7fs b. z BEND
| l.eHHasasaaa Natehez and all intermediate land
| inRs-The passenger packet
NATCEHEX,
| r. z. Leathers, master, J. r. Muse, clerk
connecting at Vieksburg with the Parisot Line
| for Yazoo, Tallahatchie and BunflOWer rivers
and With Anchor Line for Memphts. Cairo and
| at. Louis.
This boat reserves the right to pass all land.
bor frsight or passage s'a aapplTe q board or to
| yANNEY b WORK, 1O6 Common street.
J. e. OARLIN. II Tchoupiteulas ST.
Through bills ading given to Trenton Mon
roe and all stations on Vicksburg, Shreveport
and Texas Railroad, via Delta.
| W. B. BROCKETT.
! 80 Magazine street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-27
STEAM BOATS,
aeUrAG,WKTA HgEvEEg.

MERCHANTs' AND PLANTERs INDEPEN-
DENT PACKET.
Leaves TUESDAY. October %, at s p. N.
r. Co. FOR OUACHITA CITY. MONROE,
sEssa1EEkth sEsAs1EEk Trenton and all landings on Black
aazzssszzHszszzH and Ouacbita rivers. The new and
splendid passenger steamer
I'D. 6TEHN,
I'm place of Clara 81
j. M. Tindel master,
will leave positively as above. For freight or
passage apply On board or to
T. J. WLNBUBN. SO Natehez street.
P. S.-Wil sign through bills lading to
Ouachta City Trenton and Monroe oc27
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-27
PORTS,

New York, Dot s6-Sailed--Steamsbip Hudson
eager, for New Orleans
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-27

Liverpool Oct misunderstanding Haytien
Watson. from New Orleans.
Genoa. Oct 6-sailed-G Lanata, Frsssenetti, for
New Orleans.
, 1878-08-22
Walter Fruit DRYER,

We clip the following from the "San Jose
Mercury" Of a recent date:
"Mr, Sersovich has erected q long line OF
buildings on Seventh street below Julian, to
be used for fruit packing and drying pur.
poses. This drying house is called the wal
ter Fruit Dryer and Preserver,' and is CON-
paratively new invention, having been
patented in 1875 There are in this city three
Of these houses, one being owned by Lusk d
Co., and two by Mr.. Sersovich, the second
having just been erected. Both parties are
satisfied with them and consider them the
best now in use. This process accompishes
all that could be- desired in fruit drying, pre-
serving the delicate appearance Of the fruit
MS also all the richness and flavor. 1t Is dried
more cheaply than by any other process, as
all the heat generated is confined and util
lied, none being permitted to escape. The
fruit is placed in tees in circular case, and
is exposed TO exactly the same degree oI
heat, SO that when taken out it is fonnd to be
dried to the same extent in each tier The
beauty of this invention is its simplicity, and
the thorough manner in which it performs
the work. 1t can readily be taken apart and
moved about from one place to another, and
may be set up in any orchard or vineyard, no
building being required but that furnished
with the machine. To erect other drying
houses has been expensive, and fruit drying
among fruit producers has not been carried
on to any extent in this county, but now that
such simple and effective drying house as
the Walter can be erected ii is surprising
that parties owning orchards instead of sell
ing them do not purchase one of these houses
and dry the fruit themselves, deriving what
profit can be made without allowing Others
TO do So"
The office Of the Co. is at 534 California st
San Francisco,
, 1878-08-22
A Great Insurance COMPANY.

The New England Mutual Life Insurance
Company of Boston is one of the greatest
trust institutions Of the present age. 1t was
organized over 40 years ago, and since then
it has steadily grown, strengthened and ex.
tended its facilities and reputation for fair
dealing and honest, reliable life insurance
until it now stands at the head of honored
and trusted companies for the insurng OF
life in the United States. Its policies are
issued under the non .torteitable ld,C Of Massa-
chuSettS, and thus the insured will always get
full value of the money paid should he fail to
keep up his premiums Its present assets
are Sl4 ,s93, ,4217S, and its surplus over all
liabilities amount to ,759,9G5O4 Wallace
Everson, No. 32S Montgomery street, San
Francisco, is the general agent for California
and the Pacific States and Territories, and is
ever ready to give all Information desirud.-
s 4, ILrOnirIe
, 1878-08-22
How Daniel Webster Went to Church.

OF Daniel Webster when he visited
Wheeling with his wife and daughter, an
old inhibtant writes to the Mteltgeacer
Of that city: "Th0t massive man who
seemed to loom up above all others, who
inspired one with his majesty Of person.
with his voice, with the flash of his deep.
set, dark hazel eyes, and with his every
movement, who was not really large
man--in height he was only about ) feet
10 inches, His head looked very large,
but there are many is large. lie wore
! 5-S hat. Mr.. Clay's looked much
smaller, but was Of the same size. His
shoulders and chest were very large, that
was all; he tapered to small hips and
very small hands and feet. He weighed
very little, if any, over 200 pounds lie
remained in Wheeling over Sunday and
attended the Rev. DR.. Weeds Church, on
Fourth street, where he said he heard d
very good sermon. 1t was amusing to
see him and his family going TO church.
lie went ahead with that never-to. be-
forgotten tramp, placing his foot down
as though he intended it to stay there
There was no elasticity in his legs, and
apparently there were no bones, heel or
instep in his feet. His wife, not much
for pretty, came about arod behind, with
much the same tramp. Miss Kate went
rod behind her with more of good looks
and less of the tramp, but she was very
hard to keep step with and if the daisies
Of Marshtield would rise unhurt from
under her feet they are harder than any |
have SEEM