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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-11-01

The tabled Fountain Of Youth" once
sought in America, by Dr. Ponce DeLeon has
now become in some measure reality 10
those who seek health and rejuyenatlon, In
the remedies which DR.. HARrER has wrung
from nature, by patient and scientific inquiry
oet20iNwlw
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-11-01
Death.

RICHMOND, October 81 e. II. Page, a
prominent member of the Raleigh, North
Carolina Bar, was burned to death last night
at Marian McDnwell county
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-11-01

LONDON, october 81 The bullion increase
is l 100000.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-11-01
WASHINGTON.
Weather Indications.

Weather Indications.
wAsuISoToN, D. O., October 3l.--Indlca-
tions for the west Gulf States clear and partly
cloudy weather; northerly cold and shifting
to warmer; southerly falling barometer.
The Presidents Proclamation,
WAsInSGToS, ID. c., October 3l.--Ths
President has issued q proclamation appoint
ing Thursday, November the 2sth inst as q
day of thanksgiving and prayer.
Suspended.
wAsnIsaroS, ID. c., October Slowing
TO the suspension of the German American
National bank OF this city, the German Amer
lean saving bank has also suspended. Both
these banks were run and patronized by the
Germans. The suspension caused much sur
prise. The President of the German Ameri-
can National band, and John IIitz, the Swiss
consul General In this city, say shrinkage In
real estate value, which both banks were
largely interested caused the failure.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-11-01
A Horrible Murder.

NEW YORK, October 3l,-A special from
Nashville, Tenn, says horrible tragedy Oc-
Cured within three miles Of Hermitage last
evening, John Cloyd, colored, thu morning
quarrelled with and fatally shot windfeld
McWhirter, In an alteration concerning the
picking of cotton. Frank Warpo0le was dep
utilized to arrest Cloyd, and summoned DIR.
Ragner, Jas. Mcwhirter and John Osborne to
assist him. they went to the house of John
Williamson, colOred, and found him heavily
armed with two pistols, aud saw two men run
from the house. AS they entered the house
they took Williamson into custody and started
down the turnpike with him, believing they
would overtake Cloyd ut Greenhill village not
far distant. When In front of DIR. Gleaves' resi-
dence McWherten went into It TO leave the
gun he had borrowed, thinking the danger
passed. Mcwherten and Gleayes started out
to meet the posse, but as they reached the door
brisk firing with pistols on the turnpike com
menced When they reached the scene of ac-
ton warpoole and Cloyd lay dead on the road
DR.. Rayner was found to be shot through the
arm and thigh, dangerously II not fatally
wounded. Two men who were supposed to be
with the attacking party ran on.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-11-01
Train Captured by Tramps.

CISoISSATI, o., October 81 A special says
that on yesterday at Cairo, Mississippi at the
first section, train No. on the Mississippi
Central II. H., in charge Of conductor sprig-
gins was boarded by about 100 tramps.
They ordered the conductor to start the train,
which he refused to do unless they got on,
The tramps thereupon beat the conductor Sc
yercly and started the train themselves, and
were running 1t to suit themselves at last ac-
counts
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-11-01
Monument Unvoiled.


AUGUSTA, October Jl.-The confederate
monument Of the Ladies' Memorial Associa-
ton was unveiled to-day. Present was vast
eoncourse Of people Col. Colquith, Alex
ander Hstephens and other distinguished clti-
zens We're present. An Grafton was delivered
by Charles Jones. The military headed by
the 18th infantry post band from Atlanta was
also present, The monument which is seven
ty-siN feet In height and made ln Italy, is said
to be one Of the handsomest In the country
A statue of confederate soldier adorns the
top and four statues OF Lee, Jackson, Walker
aud Cobb at the base which is twebty-fve feet
Several confederate battle Gags were display
ed. On standing In front of the monument
the Star spangled Banner aud confederate
flag were blended, surmounted by an olive
fringed streaner with the watchword Peace.
The city was crowded with visitors from South
Carolina and Georgia.
The bridge on the Port Royal Railroad over
the Savannah river Is repaired and the through
train arrived to-day.
' a dispatch nom Texas states that Jacl
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-11-01
Tennessee omoors Re-eIected.

ISDIASoPoLIs, October 3l-The morning
session Of the society Of the Army OF Tennes-
see officers closed to-day, The officers of the
society were reelected for another year, and
Chicago was selected AS the next place for
meeting. Admiral u. d. Porter was made an
honorary member
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-16

| The crossing head Of Cont street, Ia broken
| aud In dangerous condition.
| John nelly was landed In the Sixth Station
charged with being insane.
| Tom Cook got TOO much aaIaiy ball In his and
then Went to jail for being drunk
Dora Baker was run into the Fourth Station
| charged by n. ". Mann with petty larceny.
| Geo. Hartman, q dangerous and suspicious
character. was locked up IN the Seventh Sta
ton.
v, Lank threatened ~ tnka the lie Of lac
Ford and was inearcerated IN The Third Sta
ton
VIM. Brown was booked In the Third HtatIop
charged Ivy ThCs. Foley with asaa ult with a dan
gernus weapon.
Mr.. netmehy WIS lodged In the Central ata-
uon, The charge prefprred against him was
drunk and disturbing the peace.
Jae, Dreyfus and Geo. Wilson were inearner-
eted In the Third Station, charged with being
dangerous ana suspicious characters and bav-
Ing stolen property In their possession
T. II. Duval took hs choice II paying - sn or
going 70 the Parrish Prison for Ave jays for get
.tng drunk and being unable 10 take care Of
himself
John Lynch,wa lodged In the Sixth alton
charged with disturbing the peace using oh.
SCENE language aai attempting to force al en-
trance Into rrl vate eoiree given by the Mag
nalia Social Club
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-16
FROM THE PASSES.

FoRT Fsps, Dec t5 6 u. M Earometer 30 10
Wind north. Hight Weather dark and cool
Arrived German Steamship nrauneahwelg
at 2: AZ y m, undeutsoh master y DAYS from
Bremen Via IIavre and Havana to T.. r stock
meyer 4 Co.
Hrtiah steamship Murino. n r.. ~ Turner
master % days from London. to r ( G. For
wood
Sailed: Steamship Nurnhnrg for Bremen
shin Crescent fitF FOR Ilayrn; bark Yanadie
shirJo Milhurv, for Sandy look Tho tye
latter We're previously reported arrived ~
orders
:, SOUTHWEST Pass. Doc. +. g y. nl.-Wind north
light. Weather cloudy and cool
Arrived American ship John Runyan NJ
Leoa maeter, FS DAYS from Belfast in ballast H.
Hell 4 Vaughan for orders
Norwegian bark Hos. Thoronsen master. RI
days from lienre ~ hallaet, fer orders
british ship Queen nf England from Rio fIa
sarnln
M other departures
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-16

Norwood Richards indries to order-TotaI lp1
bales cotton 1jt sacks cotton seed IS hhds suea, s5
| hhls rrnIesses
EVANSVILLE steamer Raven and harpes
~. sacks oats 5000 sacks corn Howard 4 Preston
1858 30 , baies GOTTEN " JasDeri3 do 70 sacks
| n Wilson T. Mills-aal sacks oats los West scn-
iu' sacks bfen 216 bales hay Jnp Gibbons 5co-so0
bbis -four a1i sacks bran 500 sscss corn Glover a
Odendahl.l55a sacks osts Rogers Mitchell-t5o do
| i52 sacks bran 200 hbla -four Vairin Mortner-s2
bales hay 1919 sacks oats Chas Plesssuts seeks If
corn J r ent 6eo-f'7 do W Mathews e. Rro-
soo sacks cats J Ruddecke son 400 do II 7
Js-ler -it5 do ~ sacks bran w II ppey 300 bbls
grits 9 n Lawrence &co-ta. bbs meal s ver,Iau-
loP eh's Hour Wallace Feitchild Sco-aoe dc 10 I
Prudhonme-5nn do Per1reauvilie "a, s1e hses ,f
cotton u Harris 6co-ffl 10 Lehman Abraham 4 co
l57 g. Reet-l2i W q BLACK Nc, lis Meyer
Weis Seo $50 order Q l. wslmslev Sco-s L A
Gleason q kirkpatrick &oo-sf Inn 7 Hafdie 4
60 90 Btekhatn Mnote 30 Cyrus Busaey 20 do to
Stewart Bres Sco-al Inc pbeips se, 81 " p viz
den-i3so sacks oilcake to order--Totsi 1919 beles
oottnn
Laurel VALLEY Per steamer ST Mary 81
bhis mrassea Meyer Weia 6co-2qs do t,nnper a
Kelly ., no IS hhds sugar r Relfrar- 10 d. Ne
Gtafh 4 Compton ~ do so bids mol asaea lhja,p A.
Boyd 2'' do 10 hide sugar p Ienaux-5s do aud 10
Shts m"asses NJ Scott 90 do Meyer We'll 20 do
hhds sugar Forstal Jumonville- do Delpade q
n 80 Richard Milliken 80 hbls mnlasses ianarx
Sons 81 do 1ertrou 25 bhds augar l. aodchsrv
-, do fohget Kelly sundries ~ crder-Tctal PIT
hhds suger s2f hbls nuasses
LOWER COAST Per steamer a lvin- r. hhda NJ
sugat 20 bhs muasses to n Johnson - de- ! hhds
sugn' thism Boyd so do Joe psvd--t Richard
Miilfken lo3 bhs fice A socna n do y RcJe, ~
sacks rcuR, rice Gen srhafer-li 10 do Rim a Pucb
% bhls oranges Russell 4 Hall srn,l,iss 10 order
-Tnte 20 hhas sugar so thla ,oIassoa lon hills ito
is5 sacks rough rice
UPPER CoASI-Fer steamer Mary Ida -tG hhds
sugar 80 bhls mclasses Richard Mlfker % do q So
niataP Lanauy-ia Ianeu~ 4 Snps-9 g ,ouhe,t
&co-3 de " hhds sugar NJ Scctt-s1 10 Rusb a
Ievert sundries to order Total ST bbds sugar Ior
bbls fnclasses
LOWER GOASF-Fer steamer Isabel 81 bhds
sugar TO JOHN byrnord- sunhries ~ order
LOWER oAsF-P Per steamer Emma Itvire-sun
A. les 10 order
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-16

ST CHI ARIES HOTEL RA Torrey. J s Me.
Ginneea. u SAG " nuringer 81 Mary; " II
hrpst, Mise ALah Richmond Miss May Silvia
New York J Paul Jones' Austin Texas: Z Tlnr
nard Mathew Fugerty, New York: ! q Regu
cpne, CHEYENNE; d MaeCauley Boston: J "
Watson md wife. New York Mrs A Watson
Cleveland; W Ilummer. ST Louis; J l. Din
gle, Philadelphia: Thee Matthew Galveston l.
Amea, IT, New York J II Mills Randneky. u:
ST. JAMES HOTEL Simon Felt Memrbje .
Rubt BrOwdet J A Williams Fulton Nv: " u
sneed knsrlusko; Col L L Ross. Canton Miss /:
y q hanilF, Hannibal u Donald and wife Sa
vannah; Wm Diery, 81 Mary parish: e g be
loeb, lJai"urthe u " HAYNES, New York A q
Woodward. i J Gibson and wife nuhuua: ] nj
Stewart, lIlllshoro. @: y W Blackburn. Detroit
Walter i Arnstead. Sprineleld. Mo- John G
Houst II and wife, Jefferson. Mo. Atwaiar
\ Anslalaa and family I zabethtown, N j: :
RnellnR Farkersburg, W Va
CITY HOTEL James Ross nitv: r J Loo
steamer Alex Kendall 7 Noye. city W = Rec.
tor river: John Thatcher. Geo Nornroes, city:
Charles Ncyea Clinton; " X Triggs. 81 Louis
J 9 Whitehill. Arkansas City; Edward Clarke,
England p Smiley, Magnolia u Quinn.
Summit: Mrs L ] Nolan James i McKenney,
Miss q NJ Biekham and two servente ] . Bick
ham, Alice ], MeGee aud child, Centos De
Averal, Ale; Thomas Mahool Baltimore II y
farka, Chieago;J L Carpenter, city w " shep
ard, New, York \ Vnn Slyke. Texas s Mills
Malhiot, Assumption; l. Watkins Miss.
CAsElnl's H0TEL-uriah Ta,yer Uriah T.
Tarver " Landry, La: " / Keeny. Evansyiille
Wondyillo. Miss q W Havol ! " Harris Nm
Ashton, Nick Roberts, Nick Ruhnrta' Trnura
Ihas 7 Kramer Mrs Ghas 4 Kramer Frank HI
La: Wilderaen. 81 james La
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-16

| ST LOTTS-Pe aieamar Annie T. Silver-G5 bdla
iron Aitkens son II pkgs mdae - bates hay
20 sacks Gate ~ sacks bran IL bills flour hbs his
nv cks meat . u Y 90 I bdl leather Bfanyilte
| oil Ce-lHo pkga ~ lee Baldwin 6oo-5l do J u
Inssam Q sacks oats ~ bhls flour & T Ruddeck he
& Son y hbla nl w l. ionveraa in co 10 ld 4, n
FinlaF $40 70 aks seed Capp Bros 4 90 e hhl4 rth4
/ y helliondio 2 boyas mdse J y Edwards do
EulsnH Rroa 10 pk ~ Wdsa Folgnt Scu-2fI hha II
-four ! A Hamilton SEQ 25g do l5f sack oats tn
Glover 4 OAtudahl At 40 ~ sacks corn Howard
Preston hnSes haaap > casks bacon Hirsoh Adler
&on-~7 hhla flour Hitsfh, Adler Eco ~ ptga paris
n Hefnaheim n Htn - nv ~ mdse w lIenfer Z
30 iinftf1 N fHUner=A rrat@a earthcuwatr " w IIa
no n1 hhla flour rs haleH tsv ifi sacka corn to
J Is Kent &fn- 50 sacks oats " 4 Eawler= pb pa
huitsf lon hbia H"ur Miller. GriEaby &oo 20 do1
vasthnarda Mct,raw TO hoveH eggs 40 coop pon
Try Miller 4 Meyer-1ln seoka corn 400 bills fIoar n
/ nj do " u Mathews 4 Fro-lf5 sacks corn Newman
\ Jones h1 hills taluw 2i hhis -four 207 bales hsy
crdef-2-1 10 fhss FleaspHta-ll bbls -four 100 NJ do
q Pascal SEQ 700 hhls dour Ferdreauville loo
do PolhaHs 4 Pol go DO 81 J sacks bran ga sacks
oats Rogers Mitchell ~ TX "a mdae y NJ u i A
II ks paper r e Palmer Zee 10 ssa screenings
ftudhomme-it pkg mdse O 4 L Z I Co % his
beet Russell Hail-l21 pk ~ mdse ~ bxs hard ware
RiCa, Born Aon 10 t. sTi Schmidt 4 Zieger-
hhis foHr ff hbls pork 40 boxes bacon ribs to
Schwahachet iirsch-51 boxes mdse ! T. Soari
San-4u ut "a ndae q ~egummeri on-i- safs : bran
I2ll hhlA -four Vsirin a Mortimer loo bbls prta ii
Nnse ttros iG0 hHs -four ITO sacks oats Wappe
Fslrchild &ca--41l sacks Cnfn 10 tprCes hamI o
joe Vest &oo3n bh6s flour ~ pbge mdaa q Whit.
ney Sec 25 head cattle Ia head hogs A vcncE
Mitchell SCo-s05 sacka ni'rake I L Airey &eo-f5t
sacks cotton seed y q Cotton Seed ssociatiou Isl
bales cotton Alien, West Bush-pl do ,fuo Phelps
&oo-i2 Richard Flower Sco-a5 Stewart Bros SEQ
~ Lehman Abraham Il Co.'S Kirkpatrick Seo-f2
j Dsvis-tn Richardson May Jurey & ellis
Moore ColemAn-65 hhds sugar 80 bbs moiasses
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-16
stage OF the Rivers,
Daily telegraphic report Of the stage Of water
at various points, with changes. In the "a hours
ending yesterday at L. N.
'Below high wetor mark Of 1874. Indicates
Ri 4 IpIIant fal

'lnlnw high water marx nt 1874. Indicates
| riae. Indicates fall.
As aoon q the water in tho bayou will permit
the Henry Fetn will ~ through f. rhihodnux
rnsnming har w days Of departure Mondays
| commence her trips "a above 10 day,
The Southern Transportation Company .
steamer q. - Church John y Patterson mass
| tor. 1as Nirthlin clerk. leaves to morrow post
| tivoly nj u. NJ, far Cincinnati. Tho Church
viii I've followed Thurs lay nv The Cherokee
nnn.t forget that tho john II Hanna loavaa
| tu morrow tor the Ouachta. instead # Wednes
| day.
lite Nav oroana and Red River Tranapnrta-
| tiNn Company announces tho following depart
uros frr his week Tho Texas. Geo W Eea
| mPstnr II. G. Rnzaman einrk. tO DAY. Kate
Kinney I. noid .mastnr Kolla Fortar clerk
to marrow Aleyaudria W. 7. Hnarlman mas
ter. "Wednesday: Silver City. NJ. y. Wood mas
ter. THURSDAY, rolnin Hrandon. & $ Kouns
ma-fer n iiay and tho Jewel e r. Trualow
Maria ,1uise leaves Saturday also for Cuuaba'tH
The ~ Mary artiyed Yesterday from tie La
faureha with u full laad. ani returns to Ivy. rs
tue first hnat out of tho BAYOU this season.
The Milltn, running toi snm" ttma paat ha,
twnnn bayou Sara nnA Inualisnnyilln arrived
The Ohio Rivers Transportation Company 8
steamer Raven ani hargea ttno " Woodward
VIII Tn. arrived yn-ter,lny nom TIL Ohio aud i
r"'PtTtng IL returu tomorrow at y. rs. See
advertisement
/ The renowned passenger steamer THOMPSON
| i,"an, Jas. II leHper master Na ERttiken
el"r u SOD Nickshurg Saturday evening with
1ho3 hal"4 md G'.a sacks and will j." found at
'he iandihE thts morning resolving ~ leave IT,
da} II ~ nA. tor Memphis ana tile bonds
lhe 'wer Coast Ia 'k"t Emma Irvine. Can't.
daily during tho balance MI tic week. at y. m,
tor tine trelnwnoi plantation
The regular daily packet Eva Chas. De Bou-
ehtl mastor Sept 1uea and Ell Barry clerks
leaves AZ " 4. m. sharp for kennerylle
The new Whisper leaves to-day ii H. m for
Gomstock in command Messrs Wood aud Dean
clerks.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-16
wEhTuER BULLETIN.
WAR DEPARTMENT.

aignat Service United States Army. /
Daily meteorological record for the eight hours
ensinR ut ats =. m.s3undey. December rs.
Observations taken al the same moment nf
time NJ all atinna
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-16
THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, MONDAY, DECEMBER 49,
CITY ECR ~.

proper md patriotic position before Congress
In thia very important matter
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-16
RIVER NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANR DEMOCRAT. /
Monday. December IG iaia
Arrivals,

Emma Irvine Alvin Isabel, Kit'ie Nye Eva
Mary lila Belle Annie ], silver, ~ Mary.
Departures.
Emma Irvine Eva Mary Ila Belle
To Arrive.
Emma Irvine Martha lower coast; r. Gay.
J. W Cannon. Bayou sara; belle Mary Ida. e.
X Fcek Whisper urunr coast Henry Tet",
Assumption. Trenton, IIafourche. ST, John
Baton Rouge. !. II, Hanna. Ouachita, hevan-
kae. GoIdon Rule Cincinnati, u, y. Stanard,
Commonwealth, 81 Louis H. e. lee, Vi"kahurg
Frank l'areoud, Greenville, Thompson Dean,
M0mnhiE
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-16
MARINE NEWS.
oFFloE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, |
December ~. 1873.
Arrives

Arrives
Ger steamship Rraunsehweig Uudeusch 81 DAYS
ifnm H,oman via HAVE and Havana, to T. r
StpphmrVet &cr-ith dist
Rrit steamship Murine. Turner 25 DAYS from Lon
don to master 9Th dia
Rrit bark Aphrndite Teakatnue, hence fnr Rouan
htll inst, with cargo of wheat end cotton re
turned in distress leaking to Hall Vaughan
Elevator
Schr Ellen Golden IEodgaian ~ dave from 81
Thomas, 10 Sas Weeks Gc"-Font
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-16

Aus hart Vice Ammiraglio, TegetthofT. Gevanelli
N DAYS irRm Hamburg 70 4tet-
ttai harR Alfa Maatesta. 10 day from Santos 10 +
Tarrs hoe ha
Ital bark Giuseppe Lanata Fassinetti es DAYS from
Genoa to A ianata
Schr tnrst ancp. NJ borg IN "a from Rnatan to u
Gefaiu a Son
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-16
nv Railroads
AoRaAHa LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIg


lee lh-l5 hhds sugar pc bhls rnpleasas TO n GsiIr
~ DO 70 hhds rrder-t5 do he ibis mo ssas
Richerd Mllker-f 81 do Richard Flower Sco l1p de
20 hide sugar = Seyin-i5 do 30 bhIa r,oIasses Il,
RPitsen ~ do bids sugar ~ Barnard 10 Ito
~ hhls mnlasses = Walsh as do ~ hhds snoa, In
Conget A. Kelly ~ do PAYNE Kennedy &cn ~ dn
NJ shelly 6en-fG do ifi bbts moassea John falder
'G do J hcnermott-5o Y I. Airey Src-Ia Iobp 7
Moore 6eo- af w Hanaell- tpl Hirscb Adlr, & On
Is 4" io' hhds sugar fapp B,os 6co-4o de Stew
art Htos &cn 10 tiism 4 Epyd-30 do 10 bblq ,po
lasses - Given h Son -i3s do hf do bile suga,
Rush Levert ~ bhls oranges 30 hhds sugar and ~
hhls mclasses Joseph viqnea "a do 3 tenks do 10
J Cav 6ce r hhla moasaea hhds aupa, "
Laine--l3' hbs mniasses townsend Lyman &co n
DO Never We'll 80 do ~ hhds suga, Robert Hare
u do Renshaw Caumact Gco l. tndchap. - ,Jo
~ bible moesses = w Sente Sco- 10 do = w Rr,
hfifgs Sec SO w Levrrieli-l 7 NJ Putnam / n
" n = Newman Martin 25 10 bhda supe, IT,
Rycpshi Manade-i halea cotton f'Iapp Rros A. "a,
do Jnn Ghafe Sons Stewart Rrus Gro
ibis mnlassas order Z hf do Pykpski A. Nanade a
hh's mo assea T. Ierrehnnne 7 hides Wang A. mt
tam-a0 hbls oranges Russell Hail srntI,fes ,o ~,
uei- na = bales noffnn 5t} hhds sugar tanks aud
le}3 hhla nolaasea r. hf do
Clinton Pc, stparnsnp Huicbinsnn 4 eLs r,.I
bales hides iaG bales cotton q A whitney Gco u
do Bowen IL Jne 7 Hardie Eee " A Paale
-H w hnrhridge SEQ -iG w Sentetl sen
JureY 'lillis -292i sacks cnttnn saed NJ q To-,
Seed Aaanciatiun lni sacks cate Glover A. nJepfob
ITO do \ dams-iG2 + nnIhpnde I raaL q peoaps n,
y nanneel &ep 80 heed cattle G MehIa Seo Iotal
'2' halea rnttou 6 sacks rata
Galveston Fer steamship Hut ahinsnn -tnn 10 loo
cotton to Ranger Fatuau 6co 10 hhls taIlov otde,
" m ADLER + hbds sugar Schmidt A. ZiepIe,
sundres to order-Iotei 10 bales oettnn
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-16
aTEAM puATp

Annie y SILVER SILVER from 81 Louis
Raven Wood V srd fthm Fvansvie with harges
Emma Irvine Vallefte. from Lnwar Gaaat
4 WIN SNovell, from Lower Coast
Ms'y Ida Rnt7 from Uppe, Coast
ST Mary, hslfeIes from Laurel Valley
iaahel, Fry, from Lower Coast
Alice Porte from IIepe Villa New Basin
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-16
0FEr,OI6 a ~.
REGULAR s. MAIL PACKET.

Leaves Ivory THURsDAY att u m.
t. FOR WASHINGTON. OPETOU-
- Z saa Port Barre Simmeuprt Church
- Vito. and all landings on the
coast Atehafalaya river and Bayou Courta-
hleau-The light draft steamer
BERTHA.
A + Trousdala master. Fl Malaiadn clerks
will leave ae above. For freight Or passage ap-
by IN board or 70
] F. CARLIN. II Tcheupitoulas street.
BRITTON s. EPPLER. los Gravier street.
de3
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-16

REGULAR SEM WEEKLY BAYOU SARA
AND COAST TACRET
UNITED STATES MAIL
baavaa every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
at L. III
,.Iy A. FOR BAYOU Sara, WATFgIOtt
ssggsssssfsn,sga Iermltaga Fort Hickey Rafna
- Rouge 'laauemlnn and wav land.
ines-The fast End splendid passenger steamer
JpHH W. sANseN.
snhh v .ihanr, taaser, Thomas Howard olera
Leaves as shnve, retuInine down The cot a
,,o.ra,,a ~ HF9ty HibAf. FOR freight on
GEO; =, HITE. = aravlar 81.
HRLIIoH LnPI!hh ~ 4,a7ier at.
LoHD i MuPEAKB tG tja,pr. street
eufa 9. q, WAYNE. los Gravinr street.
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Esd River and Texas.
NEW QRLTANa AND RED RIVER TRAM
f0RTATIpN COMPANY AND TESAg III,
OIFIO HALLWAY AND 6ONNE5JIi0Hn,
Through bills Of lad'ng and through tpasais
ger Tickets e all landings on Rcd River aud nj
THa e.. e., stations In Texas. The best tou's
,s4-sr-- FOR SHREVEPORT. JEFFEH
Ill E:Aeat, son, itut anrlnga and all lnni
-se,.,s'saaF ssSssings on Red River end railra,
stations Ia Texas.
FOR aHREEFpOHT
TrsaS, Geo. w. Ron inastNr
Leaves MONDAY Docember IT, ~ E D. m
Kate Kinney, \ / Dodd maatnr
Leaves TUESDAY heoembar II, at l.. m,
Alexandria, W + Hnardman muster
Leaves WEDNESDAY. Heoember 49, ut r o. m
silver city. NJ wood mastor.
Leaves THURSDAY Doc ~ NJ : D. m
tornfe brandon. Kuune. master
leaves FRIDAY nae 20 nj r L. NJ
Jewel, e l. Traslow maeter.
Leaves SATURDAY beeemhot n, ut pm
FOR GoUSHATrA
Maria Louise. " ] Erfukpr rnaafor
Leaves SATURDAY peeambel r. ut E D. m
will be charged at mouth Of Red River. Bayor
Sara, or at Now Orleans. In forwarding freight
ooneieno5 To the company by bill Of a1lpg
boats or ct the ofIee Of he eo,nnanv NJ T. ~
dravler street JOS. A. AIKEN President,
NJ. W. JOYCE. GEO D. HtTE.
J. Il. OARLiN. BNITTON 4 EPPLER
ia LORD h MCPEARE, Agents
WEEKLY RED RIVER PACKET.
Leaves every SATURDAY nj E L. IN
FOR GRAND EC0BE, AIETAN-
TT H. DRlA. EGG BEND Norfnau's Bar
naEas%TasaaEA bins, Wares and way landings-Jha
NEW aaRr anuE.
hlchatd Sinnott, master Goo, Hamilton. oera
VIII leave as above. For freight or pnssage
apply on board. OF to
X W. ADAMS. II Commercial Place,
F. e. Freight consigned 70 whnrfboat mouth
N Rod river or to aRauta at Now Orleans for
the steamer Bart Able will be forwarded free al
charge. jeA
KnENTE LINE
Red River Packet HEIice sDG GrayIer st,
eaves TUESDAY Dec II At : D. m
It. FOR SHRtX EFOHT COUSH Vt
=. i tn Grand Fea,e. Alexandria Nor
mans Rarhih's. Wares aud way
landings Tho steamer
.'vHs ID. ssHLIY.
JHaOh Poo mqetrr.
For all Information apuY 70 tho ofIi 80 ri tho
limo. fde1aE c. l.. BRENNAN, Agent
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MEMORANDA
Ey Telegraph
New York Dec Is 1873
To Whitney aeo
The steamship Morgan City. Read arrived this
morning at n'clock