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| GuycrnMunt, nre interesting. 'r!Ir Grtpf nlaEes
list Ut such tu'tctnptllo'lsly ntsecht lnngtlagu
| that tile rcnlarI;s arr not tran-latab1s. IlH
| T.ti calls tits hliniatcrs "noor s!sutks y;
! ,hs iifreit Do "a M.ute.f;aronnt terms thrni
stthe intutic 1noubtcba,.ks wlo preside nver our
dcstinies." Oaher apprectatiuns: Tho Mov-
| crnflGnt Vegetables III nculualost statc." "'rhty
aru ut ot servants t!!cvaliy In 'r!r n'astcr's
house," "'rhs Cul.tro lrfta aro tha tnost tEI.o-
bis beings In creatio,l, l,-his belleu, cguliil!ra,
ig.lurnnt, cowasd!Y,h etc. still, wo ostcs sna
allls!nu. IN foreign Journals to the manners
II our Members OF Congress and the leensu Of
our liapers. There II hnrt!iy anyihtl'g more dis
gushing. tn language At lenst. ttlau the Frsnetl
Radical; and, " for beautiful specitnen oT this
swaygurluE Mlnl nlurtacronx bully. no country
las surll u shining example US France III the
lhu Representations which were given In Paris
for the bene's Ut this sufferers fy shr sxcRr.lll.
disaster brought out several nuw varieties u
,ng uionef trotu gebtlctnen vino cannot tcll!sa
llr arguments ot youth aHl l,cuutY. a,xty.IIy1
tilnus.lnl francs Were 1btalRel 1t tho fctu ds
lDpcrR. Mcsdamrs Julic nlI 'I1Iro gathered
$500 francs. Mile. Marguerite utaldc t1't
l,10J irat,rs' worth Ut bonhans. uf rnairae
ittfu intlst l'aYc hcen I'll enormous aIi"ltnt VI
lanEuishinE E!at,ecs aiH! female tH1tlrtfy aas-
| PLAYED by tue young atttl beautiful iauies Wuo
were ut tho satuu t1Mc artistes a'ia H7c"ea-
| Wuineu.
| y singular history of necklate "l!i soon oe
decided by liz Paris cnnr!s. Altit. de tefsac,
The widow nf Count l.cot,G. To-: y heeK'aSo 81
tw., ycars ago Il wus worth s.o,Uoo. l:lu ball
wus st.sutlet by tlu hest society July: al"' a!G
cluu could bv fotsrn! Ut tl'a rubber. a1tslr. d.
l'essac was lately At taa nps'n ~ Iaets "".''
! inlr In un,t,er box. She Looked very closely v.
il, utnt iulisnl tat s!io could not ba mistaken.
At last ahc summoned courage, went " !ao
y1sit, Tie latter wus lY NJ mcahs takea aoaek.
Int Actually gave II Into her nossesRio'', will
.nu a.!Ircs. Of tho ]rweler fronl WHOM she
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-27
ORLEANS DEMOCRAT NOVEMBER ~ 1917.

against aoes boxes last week. The market rules
SLOW. and Ii we'll stocked Mt present we quots:
Choice Western Reserve 1901: prime oo
skins t9o New York cream 15hh16o
EALT-Messrs Jackson " Manson nave
obligln0ly Furnished us tho following. report OF
the aalt market. Cargoea arriving freely, buC
owl ng 10 tho low Sage Of water 70 nll points
prey0ntjng shipmsnts stocks are fast necufnu-
fitting We quote denlers' rates from ware
house: Coarse po0Ip2sse " saek tlnaa 81 839Wt 3D.
Tnrks Island dull md nagls tod. quoted nom
Innljy ut soapaso " hushel Table soil In poekeis
NAVAi, srORgs-Tnrpentin 47G4boc; pitch
DII,s& Iineerd raw 81, boiled poht95e y gnl
Lard 81 75dDsoo u gal Coal oil. In bills, lpteS ~
BAlGTNH- Domestic iuto 1'ac for TWO
pounds aud 12Ml2sae for two ma = uua ,,
pounds In round lois. Ballng twlne Ia lobpiha
ut ~ tsfpi3e ~ n.
COTTON TIES The q. s. Iron Company tte
Ienuf,ted nj % II bHntlle-disGount hegoTdlngio
quantity: the Arrow lilo ut 81 80 net buna,n'
the Davis Ito at "a 500 bundle the ir,p no -,
IA as bundle with tho usunl rnts Of "a " cent
discount for aaoh Acme tles ~ hunute. 80"
usual dlseount allowed
BTAVES- White oak 60 inch. or railroad or
InndtDg nj. tleO1lt0. equivalent 70 kl3n y ~
for "extras" &c. A. and 40 inch In proportion
Cypress HoRsheads ok basin or river. s2ssS1s'
barrels fl2Qo1a, henflIngs sloD2o -.
HOOP POLES Hogahsais s409A5. barrels tla
Ole hnlf bnrrels $a0blo. Green poles retail W
f2h05 ia vance on these prtces.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

ST. CHARLES HOTEL Jas r Curtis, Boe-
ton: .nhas H Gldden. Charleston. q: J Hast
lngs Zeger and wife, New York; i Mungert
md wife H4nnibal, No; Il s P Pr. North
Miss Il Hart. Memphis; Miss Porter Mics
Prlnga and maid Lonsana: stt n VIM
St4wart 4 Woodford, Brooklyn; TAYLOR Beanttie
md fnmly. Louisiana; J. McCloskey, Geor-
gia: J W Plummer. U Kimball. Fl II CLARK. St
Louis.
CITY HOTELrDr r White, st Mary: e s
Bontner. Morgan City: e w Bullock, Santa Fe
J. Kimbal. Miss: Mrs 4, Kennedy and family.
Arcadia; J II Crearv BlackWater; Mrs a VII
TOMS and family. Belville, Ala: Marshall,
N , bile. " E Chaplin and s y r Kansas City Fl
Galveston; ? g Bramlett. Park Wave. Miss:
Mrs M Young. Amite City, John Burke.
McComh City: Cant p awnne ship Devonshre.
CAsaIDY'S HOTEL-F Maura Fla: Ben Glib
ssonn., Piaisance Lruisiana: = Lawson.
J Sherlock. Silver Creek Miss; 81 8 Ackiey,
river rI.ye = Boatner; Morgan City; g Caldwell.
Washington; L Williams. Cleveland. O: s W
Smith, New York; Alec Hanna Z I.alave
city: Col O'Donnell, Kentucky; w W Farmer
Monroe. La; A @ Dixon. La.
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m leaye for New Orleans Tomorrow. The !. n
Nj. Kehlor Ii advertised for Friday. Businesa

10 leaYe for New Orleans to- morrow. ThsJ b.
nj. Kehlor Ii advertised for Friday. Business
OAreo. Nov .4s.--Col. jas. johnson. WAS sar-,
roted and robbed Of his witch and sis Int
night. Gsn Coffin 7, houss near r} Blalaaaayie.
with q barge and the huh Of boat passed
south. - ,p.,.
vrcKsnuRG. Nov % Wehthor claar, The
rsssds Is ~ II" 5,xST n p.ap risen
q m. Gentsunlnl at 10 n. IN. Passed down:
Paria Il Brown ~ ~ tn.. Chambers vt \, nj.
MnMputs. Nov 70 Tn9 rlyer r9so inches.
Denprtci: Grnftnn and bar9as for Arkansas
INV Ths wnnfher Ia pleasant
C1NunaArI Nov. If 3 Rivef fest thehes and
falling. Woathar @ient
pfT.rtntlte Nov 2G.@Rlvsr fest Inches aud
stet1onnfy. Weather clear; ~
the ennal md falling Weather cloudy. Az.
rived !; Golden Rule. Departed; Charles Nor
81 uArpn Nov 2G-RIver II feet inches and sta
tIonnry Weather cloudy, Departed: j.. b.
Maude for Vlckshurg ut a. M. Corona Tor New
u E VANS u Nov 49, River ITO feet and
rising. Weather Signs Of rain. Arrived
down. Mary Houston. ,.,,,-.,
sT LouIs. Nov. 7s,-Elver falling slowly.
Weather. cloudy and wet. UepaILsu: lily Ok
VieksbnrR for VIcksbnrg..
NATcuHz. Nov az r. j.. b. Woods, No, 1nA
Cannon street. Anchor Line steamer Com
monweath will mr.. tTn T l, = nighTs
Wen snuRa Nov 26.-J I. Burdean. General
Agent lbs arnvler strest Tho Southern Transa3
pGrtatiop Line steauiet Paris q Brown will ar.
'"' ~ y Master
N.reuEz. Nov. 2s-To J. D. Woods No los
Common street Anchor Line steamer jas,
Howard will arrive Thursday morning. with
$500 bales cotton and eave bnturday fgr Mem-
phIs. JAS 0'NEAL, Master.
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pnDm rHR PASS Es.

Ponr EAps. Nov 2e. 6 D. m,-Baromster 1920.
Wind enst. light Weather baay.
Arrived AT 2.25 D, m. steamship New York.
Quick master. from Now York. to Y, A. whitney
& 90 Eil
British steamship Farnley. Mt 4; 30 .. M. Ray-
nolde master, from Newcastle. England to W.
British stsamahIp Linhope previously rs-
portea for orders: loft for city Mt Z. IN
Italian ba Emilia Celeatinn, Manganaro
master. 81 days from Genoa. In ballast to y.
TarabnGhiH.
Ameriean brig Carrie Bertha. True master.
~ days from st Thomas, In ballast to Muster.
Swedish bark Nanny Anderson master 50
days from Rio do Janeiro. coffee to Johnston.
Gordon h Co.
spanish Steamship Edourdo Eaheyerris
tiago de- Cuba In ballast to Louis Ranger b Go.
sailej: seamsbip New OreanH. for New
York Steamship City Of Mexico, for Vera Cruz.
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RIVER NEWS.
OHFT0H NEW ORLEANS DEMOuhanaT.
Thursday November ~ ia'S'


Soc marine column
Departures.
Isabel. Alvin, CLARA ~, CITY Of Augusta 'ohh
Wi.son, j. w. Cannon.
va Arrive.
D. j. Gay, J. " o.. non Bay r,1 s a naI gse
r m',,sp, ooaat tammonwenth Carrter Paris O
np p5wn ' John meanH. aam Roberta. st. Louis
4eba E@ms Irvine A,y " ow9r asHs1 h.
hiaxandrtIa, Rcd river: Jnmns Howard. Mem-
nbls j. M White Rkipwtb'a:, Frank Pargaud,
ftreenville: Nniehe2. Tomas, VicRsbnrg: char-
NOR Vim. FHgnn LpuisVille.
stage of the Rivers.
Daily photographic report Of the stage OF water
nj various ppints with changes. In the "a hours
ending yesterday nj y. IN.
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eeiver during these years Ia unlocked. There
Ia thus about two million dollars for immediate
division among the stockholders Of the COM
pany. while It is guaranteed monopoly OF ten
years moro Tor Furnishing the greater part OF
the city with gas. No wonder tho Hhares jumped
from son to $3.50 and saoo when the decision was
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-27

Persons who have weak constitutions or who
have reason to fear consumption. should regu-
larry take LapIace's Indian Turnip PICTORIAL
Balm. There is no medicine yet discovered
which enmpares with 1t for enrichfnR the blood
and building up the constitution.
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IMPORTANT DECISION A daelson on tho
twonty second inatnnt In tho United Htates Cir
cult Court In DeaNTeines Ia likely to intorfNro
with municipal confidence gnnea. Suit wns
brought On bonds of tlle city ~ MeareRor
iowa amounting to scnp0n0 md the defense OF
limit Of a Indebtedness MS Hxod nv tho Htnte
constitution. Judge Nelson decided that limo
cont purchasers Of the bonds were not To bo
robbed because OF tho wrong doing " d city
council, In other words. n city couldn't borrow
money and spend IT, md then plead ita own
fault ms n renson why II should not pny tho
money. The case Will go to the Supreme Court
A New RAILROAD LINE FROM CHICAGO TO
NEW ORLEANS. The Chicago Tribune says 1t
now trnnspires that Mr. Jay Gould is trying to
form Il limo between Chicago Cairo and New
Orleans IN direct opposition to tho Illinois
Paris mud Dnnviila Railroads. both controlled
by Houlda Wabash, are being connected by
filling In tho link between 1T. FrancfsvlIe aDd
st Laurencevie, III. and the nov Wabash
line 10 Chicago will brlng them to that city
This will form another through line between
Chicago and Cairo. which will run almost
parallel with tho Illinois Central. IT Ia rumored
that tho Wabash and Oairo ana vinoennos hevo
raised Il 900 oao for tho erection ~ steam ele
vators ut Gnirn. and n part Of tho plan In to
bring up tho Mobile and Ohio from Columbus
to Cnro. md thereby secure another through
line from Chicago 70 Now Orleans.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-27
MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT. |
November 81, 1879.
'Jenrrd Yesterday.

Steamship Morgan City. Adams, for New York
g Whitney 6c0
sp stsamsbip Alava Longe, FOR Liverpool
K Miller Eco
So sieaushfp Rita Gatteiz, for Liverpool
Louis Ranger &oo
r;r ehlp Scipto Mitchell. for Hsvre-
Miller Ace
SIP bark San Fernando, Guenaia, for liverpool
Miller 90
bark MartI Codolar, Culoll. fer BsroetonA-
Corral &eo
81 hr James II Gordon Donahos for Philadelphia
EA Vorks
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-27

The purchasing price for silver bullion ut the
New Orleans Mint Ia now 81 t5s per ounce for
fine
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The cotton receipts nt Mamphls On Monday
last amounted to lo1l2 bales. 1000 bales In exoeaa
Of the rsoeiptH of tho previous Monday. the
farpaat IN raaord
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-27

The rate OF discount for money In Now York
fell yesterday 10 a.. per osnt.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-27

A Ban Francisco exchange says the mining
stock market Ia most promising for losses to
Investors. 5M.=.4-
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In hia report Secretary Mn0rary cuts down
the engineers estimates for rverH md hnrborH
from sit 900 600 to $1,000 900. and cus down osti-
mates for other public works about 81. opo.opo.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-27

Tho Steamship Chas, w. Lord. which arrived
yesterday from Vera Cruz brought a32 sacks
and 1859 bales Of coffee and slR bap In epeole.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-27

The steamboat Port Eads. with bRrges. nr-
rived yesterday from ST. Louis with large
cargo Of provisions and brsadatuffs among
which we notice 49, 800 bushels Of wheat I'm bulk.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-27

This being Thanksgiving Day tho Northern
exchanges will be closed.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-27

Philadelphia rejoces over the reduction OF
gas to NJ.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-27

LII Colorado the total gold product from 1850
TO 1873 was approximately about as follows:
Sts.2l7. 40 90 This years product will be Mt
least 1000 200. making about sas 25o 900 Of which
GiIpin county may 81 i'm three.tenths.
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Received Same time Hame tIme
aimee Friday. Inst week, laet year

Total. ....-..... -... t40R46 i27 ,623
The consolidated report since Friday shows
the following exports;
a. ID. Free. Cont. Chan. Btnoks.
This week.. 27t67 II a2G BGH47 6soo1l
Last we K I'll 1870 &T22 2lo53 6l4,plB
This week Inst
VGhr. N6t G.9S5 43it4 h3',tN
FtJrUREg
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American railroad securities fell In London,
In npathy with the movement Ia Now York
but tho Economist does not think tho fall ID
London will last long ne the condition pf bust
ness In this country warranta tho holding OF
railroad stocks at good n xuras
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-27

The Weekly Demoerasae Havre market
WEAKLY Democrat. q large, o. rand. and that of
VIVA s furnished 70 subacrsberiA'" ''' '''''' -
Brqssa.
Tho leGels Sliding yesterday
were 1860 hogsh., ............ 1905 barrels 81
molaseeH. There WINS 4 fair demand for tho
aaccharine products. md tho market was oasy.
The revival In -four yesterday was mark cd.
The demand waa active. and large sales wars
made at rates l2spa5 cents higher than wore
previously obtninahle. The demand was con
ftned almost entirely to the high grades. sales
2B25 barrels.
Provisions were slow and tho reported snlee
were restricted TO dry sailed meat and mos 8
pork at easier prices. tho market olosing dull
and weak,
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leaves about 1851 mo bales to represent the GUAM
tity engaged for shipment. unsold or awaiting

The Cotton Exchange kilograms gave the re-
eaipts from noon yesterday to noon to-day
35 40 bales ag ,inst 80 04T same time last weeK.
Tho movements OF ports from Ia m. Friday up
to Ia III. to daY IA given below:
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-27

Overman has leyiod an assessment of ~ Dor
share, Grand PrSo an assessment Or TIC per
share.
LONDON Nov. 10, 1880 =. m.-United States
bonds new AVS losA.
PARIS. Nov. 49, 4 80 y. M Rentos B1f 45c.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-27

DIFFICULTY IN MAKINa CONNECTION. The
American Union Telegraph Company is meet
Ing with como difficulty In making IL Boston
connection with the new Fronch cablo. 1t being
object that the privilege asked for Is pro-
hibited by statute to any company not duly
chartered Ia the State. but some temporary
arrangement will probably be made for secur-
ing the desired connection and ID the mean
time the company will take steps to obtain the
required charter Mt the coming session OF the
EeHisAtura. .#45M.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-27

A STIR AMONG TOBACCO MANUrAcTuRERs.-
Tobacco and cigar manufacturers In all parts
OF the United States have overwhelmed the Com
missioner Of Patents Of late with complaints
that the Supreme Court trade mark decision
was running their business. and requests that
he advise them as to the best course to pursue
I'm every oAse he has replied that he and they
are powerless. and that there is no remedy for
owners of valuable trade marks when infringed
on except at common law. It is expected that
Congress will take action In tho mator soon
after assembling.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-27

The annual report Of tho Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad makes very satisfactory showing.
The net earnings Of tho main limo md branches
We're s6b asa increase Of s42s 100 over the pro
vious year. The aggregate reduction Of IN.
debtedness for tho year was "a spT aaR
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-27

The trade dollar nuisance demands prompt
Congressional RetIon. These Troublesome coins
should be redeemed In lawful money and re-
coined Into standard dollars, Their excess of
weight would pay expenses. and the result
would DO rollef from continual annoyance In
trade circles.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-27

~. =. HhfH, HDH tho EhTas hWhHHItu
OMce, no. Dc @As sales for the two days footing
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HEAVY DECISION AGAINST ST. LouIs.-By q re-
emit decision In st. Louis. the city must pay
ae Gas Company bill. accommodating In the
hands OF y receiver since 1870. OF nearly mil
Hon of dallars. while million more OF profits
that has / an gathering In the hands of the re-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-27

EETEREp AT THE pos'ong at an advance OF 70 per
ORLEANS AS SECOND o,
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The Daily Domoc 49,, w.,

arua n v amman, lnEsd enRy, with sales 81 Col
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A BEER COMBINATION. Tho brewers Of Gin
cinnatt. who have had the matter Under con
sideration for several weeks. have finally
agreed upon consolidation Of tho entire brew
Ing interests OF that city on q sort Of rommunIa-
tic plan. Tho capital stock will be about eight
millions OF dollars and the business III placed
fiji charge oF ono general euperintenhont. It IL
claimed for the new scheme that IL will largely
reduce expenses, result In tho production Of u
uniform ans better beer. and etreetually kill eff
nil competition.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-27

Pubic SECURITIES. State Oonsola ruled yes
terday at ts@4aA, against ashG044k on Tues
day. AT New York there was salc of $40 400 IT
Az. Premium Bonds were inactive yesterday.
and there was only sale OF $1,000 reported.
They closed at 2sA@2ats. the same ~ on tho
nreyinus day.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-27

Chinese immigration threatens to swamp the
native population Of tho Hawaiian Islands. The
Chinese. all mules. already amount to one fifth
of tho population and the arrivals in tho Inst
half year reported were Q ot0 nearly per cent
OF the native population, and larger number
than the enttre Chinese on the islands ia 1879
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steanship New York Quick from New York 10th
inst to g A Whitney II co AIglerE
Steamship Chas w Lord, Cotton from Vera Cruz. to
EA Yorke-2a dis 20
Br steamsh y iinhop4 Blaek1aw. 10 days from Lis.
bon To fall e. VaugbaD-sth dis
SIP ataamHbp Eduardo BahsvaTIia from Liverpool
via Havana to Louis Ranger &ea--2h ais
Br steamship Farnley reynolds, from Newcastle.
t. Oct Jl to w + Ross Aco-4th dis
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Especial to the Democrat

81. LOUIS, Nov. 26.-The river is falling, win
from ytnkabure Departed: City Of yio,kse.
burg. The De Smet-puf chased By Capt O ften
dorfer OF your city Is receiving to ler.v'. for
New Orleans ON Friday. taking only aeu Or.
leans freight The Dacotah follows on satnr.
day. The My Choice and barges are announead
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-27

The Pail Mall 1agette says England will hava
TO spend $3.50 100000 abroad for broad during
the present year. Now. If she has q VIII with
Russia on her hands In addition to tho affairs
lii South Airiea and AfghanIstan, what fear
full hole II will make i'll her vast accumulated
cnnitAl.
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AL AND COMMERCIAL.
ABE SrEss. ETC.

nAH.v DE another active day In the cot
4LJALA ~ demand was good and was
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SORGHUM AGA1N.-It Is believed by tho Agri
cultural Department at Washington that the
problem Of making good merchantable sugar
out of sorghum cane Ia entirely solved. and that
the practieablity Of the undertaking has been
demonstrated beyond question. Dr.. Collyer
che chemist OF the department, ~ an enthusiast
on this subject He estimates that II one tenth
the acreage planted to corn In illinois We're
devoted to sorghum. that State could raise
sugar equal to the entire importation into the
United States OF sugars from abroad, amount
ing annually To about S1Op 900 600
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Payable In Advance.
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Belle of Shreveport Ccghilt from st Louis
Henry Frank Hicks from Helena
Whisper Gomstook from Bayou Gouta
Port Eads Davis. from 81 Lotis with bargss
John w Esnnon, Jibaun from Bayou Sara
Clara s. Wsnze from Upper Toast
Eaabai O'Pry. from Lower Coast
City of Augusta. Erou, from Bonnet Care Church
Alvin. Souve from Lower Coast
Camslis Hapnovsr from GovinRton-New BASIN
Alies Porter from Amis Rivsr-Aew Basin
, 1879-10-23
Permanency of Silver Mines

Wherever in any part of the world
silver mines have been worked they are
worked now, unless by war, invasion Of
Indians, ETC., the work has been stopped
We know of no silver mining region in
the world that has given out. Mexican
mines worked by the Aztecs before the
conquest by Cortez are still as profitable
as ever The old Spanish mines, opened
long before Hannibal's time, are still
worked with enormous profits. The
South American mines have constantly
yielded their wealth for more than three
hundred years, and are as productive as
ever. Mines in Hungary that were
worked by the Romans before the time
Of Christ, still yield an abundance of
ore. The silver mines of Frieburg,
opened in the eleventh century and
worked continuously ever since, Yield
their steady increase. Sc in Norway,
Sweden and Russia, and, indeed, wherever
mines have been opened, without excep-
ton, we believe, they are worked at the
present day, and generally are more pro-
ductive than at any time in their past
ory.-NeyadG Miner.