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A FLOOD AT RICHMOND, VA

RICHMOND, Va, January ia steady
and heavy rain has prevailed for "a hours
with high northeAstsrly winds. The
James river commenced to rise AGAR
this morning and is now about II feet
above the ordinary highwater mark.
IL is still rising slowly and is likely to
continue TO rise, a. reports fiom
Lynchburg state that the river is rising
there. The tributary streams are also
swollen.
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FOURTH EDITION
vIRG1NIA's TRoUBLEsoMEDEBT

RICHMOND, Va, Jan. 1.-THE House
to-day, after three days discussion adopt
ed the Senate resolution providing for
a conference with the creditors Of the
State. The preamble, however, was so
amended as TO set forth the impraciica-
bility of increasing the present rate Of
taxation in furtherance of any plan of
settlement decided upon by said confer
ence, but exercising anxiety TO do all
c. nsistent with what IL believed to be
the interest of the state and her cred
tors to adjust the differences existing be-
tween the proposition made by the Gen
eral Assembly at the last session and the
several propositions now before the
body, relating TO the settlement of the
public debt.
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WHILE DIVIDING
pIIT\DER

RsApING, January l2-Officer Milton
Zeisler has arrested Henry Smith, VIII
liam Frankhouser and Ben R-iner, part
of gang oi colored men belonging to
the Welsh Mountain band of thieves,
who have been committing numerous
robberies on the farms in the neighbor-
how'd They had Just secured lot of
plunder from the residence Of William
Re'ni ger. in Brocknock township, and
were dividing il in their den when they
were captured The party were commit
ted to Jail.
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A gentleman named johnson writes 10
me New YORK sun to say that Beui.
Hunter. the heartless murderer who wa.
strangled so inartistically in the Camden
Jail the other day, was not member of
the Society of Frieu.. His ancestors. II
Is SAID, We're Quaksrs bur Benjamin was
not In the habit of performing his reHp-
Gus devotions in that society.
An eight year cd child Of Henry Walk
e., colored, of W.cemico county. was
brned to death a few days ago by its
clothes takiue fire.
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THE TURKISH ARMY TO BE PUT
ON A PEACE ESTA RI.IS ENI

CoSsrASTISofLR,Ja Jan. IL The Grand
Vizier has announced programme
which provides for the reduction of the
army to a minimum and decentralization
OF the adm nstratlon OF vilazets Hus-
sein, chief of the kurd insurgents, has
been captured, and Osman, the other
chief, has submitted.
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A VALUABLE LIBRARY BURNED

LONDON, January l2.-The library Of
The birmingham and Midland Institute
at Birmingham, containing 50 900 vol.
uneS, was burned on Saturday. 1t con-
talnei the most complete Shakcspcrian
collection in the world, numbering 5000
volumes Comparatively few books
were saved
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AID he company l. prepared TO meet
largely Increased demands Of transport
tation during the ensuing year.
BY order OF the Board.
ISAAC HINCKLEY, President.
ELECTION OF DIRKCToRs.
Aner the reading Of the report an
election for Directors was gone into with
the following result
Samuel NJ FELTON,, WIN. Sellers, Isaac
Hinckley,. Joseph BriDghurst, Samuel
Hal Ian, Jr, Cbarlrs Warner, Enoch
Pratt, Tho. Whitridge Samuel NJ. Shoe
maker, Jacob Tome, Nathaniel Thayer,
WIN. Minot, Charles p. Bowcitcb, Robt.
ii. Stevenson, Richard Olney.
Alfred Horner, Secretary Robert
Craven, Assistant Secretary.
THE PREACHERS MEETING.
The Preachers Meeting was held as
! usual this morning, in the st. Paul's NJ.
4. Church, Rev. J. Is. Mann in the
chair.
The religious exercises were conducted
/ by Rev. }. l.. Houston, at the conclusion
of which the question of "Wbat flinders
Revivals," was taken up Rev. J. l..
Houston opened the debate and made
some very po nled remarks. At the con-
/ VI rtIna MI.
Mann called Rev. A. ID. Davis to the
chair Brother Thatcher was the next
speaker, who gave his views on the grea.
question Of revivals. II 5 remarks were
pointed, and he closed by saying that he
thought there was nothing in the way of
revivals, as God was always ready 20
help, and the only thing to do was to 20
10 work.
Rev. A. ID. Davis was the next speak
er, who made few remarks on the con
dition of the church ia olden lines, W hen
the members used To meet and sing some
good old hymns while the congregation
was assembling. In keeping with the
spirit of his remarks, he started TO sing
"Oh, for thous nd tongues TO sing" in
which those present joined. After the
hymn had been concluded he exhorted
those present to 90 earnestly to work ioi
Sod.
Rev. A. L Scott was the next speaker
WHO made some very feeling remarks OF
the subject of rcvivals and his own expe-
RI nee i'll the work, AID his willingness.
to preach the Word of God. He con
cluded by making very feeling prayer
after which those present sang the hymn
"W ash me, and make us Thine own"
The meeting closed after remarks by
Revs. {. NJ. Pegg and W. l.. England.
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NOTICE is hereby given that the annu-
~ al meeting of the Stockholders Of
The Wilmington Navigation Company, :"
will be held al No. 33 Market street, Will
min. ton, Delaware, on thursday, the 9Th
day of February. 1879. between the hour.
of and O'Clock. p. m, for the purpose of
electing three directors TO serve for three
years. JOHN +. GRIFFIN,
Janf wtn President.
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NJ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Will apply TO lne Legi slaLure of the
state of Delaware, at its next session. for
the passage OF an Act To divorce me from
my husband. Alexander Cummi ings, from
the bonds OF matrimouy.
NARY f.. CUMMIEGS.
December 3. 1878. de-5 Wins
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Ter of the Board of Directors.
Wh. NJ. CAHBY, President.
ELECTIoN OF DIRKoro.

Al meeting OF the stockholders held
this morning, the following pentlemep
W. re elected Directors for the ensuing
year:
Edward Belts, WIN. Cauby, VIM. NJ.
Candy, James L. DeVou, Wa,hlnpt0n
Jones, Henry e. Robinson, and Lewis
Thompson.
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n OTiCk is hereby ven that the annual
~ meeting of he Brandywlne Hundred
Mutual Horse Company viii be held Al
the hotel known As the Practical Far -er.
January llth, 1879, At o'clock, D. N.
j2n2-w2t
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No.

Bleached and Brown Muslin,. ID
Liuens, Towels, AMI all hinis q 4
Goods st prices 10 suit the most ec9a
cal and sxacting.
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FIFTH EDITION.
THE r., W. & B. X. X.

annual Meeting qf the Stockhoiders-
President Hinckiey's Report.
The annual meeting of the stockhold-
ers of the p, w. Il B. Il. II. Co., was
held in this city, this afternoon, when
President Hinckley, on behalf of the d.
rectors, submitted the following as the
FoRTY-FIRsT ANNUAL REPORT.
WILMINGTON, DEL, Jan. Is, 1870.
The Directors respectfully submit to
the Stockholders of this Company, the
following statement of the operation Of
their road for the year ending Oct. 81,
1878:
EARNINGS FOR THE YEAR.
Main Stem and Port Deposit Branch -
Pa ssenger receipts, si.sl7 ,sl3 y
Freight Z" ss2,i5I 81
Express " 7i7l30i
Mall " 45,E3-H
Rents, =" -, g. 3s
Southern Division -
Passenger receipts. sss4,I q
Mail i,3yl II
lE4,bE5 ~
Total receipts, $500 i45 IS
EXPENDITURES.
| Operating xpenses Of NJ. S and
+. u. branch. ch...................s 81 ,3s3 ,,6i s.
| Or Southern Division. ........ n .xs6 20
|
| Total operating expenses, 1870, 81 90
Taxes, state aud local ......... - ,9io 80
| 8 .5s5, ,3tI IL
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I OST.-On the 18th INST, in this city, u
IL Lady's Large Gray Fur Cape. lined
inside with mouse colored silk. quilted In
diamonds. II left at this office "A liberal
reward will be paid for II. ue-24-tt,iIw
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No. 1.

The balance OF our stock OF CAu
will almost give away. as We t1.,u
To carry over single CLOAK " Zen "a
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Crosby & III

During the next So Days, by ofrlj
extra Inducem ents and Bargal1
all kinds OF desirab!s
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No. 8.

Blankets, Wool Flannels. Canon y
nels, Water proof hoods In all ealan
skirts, Ac. You can buy these sot'
~ To advantage.
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NJ OTlCE.-l hereby give notice 10 all
~ whom ii may concern, that / will an
plyto the General Assembly ofthe state of
Delaware, at Its ensuing sesSion tlS7y1. for
a d vSrce a t'ruao nldtrtnolil from III Y pres
snt wife, Mary r. Richards
WILLIAM j. RICHARDS,
Wilmington. Del.
Dec 10Th, A D.. lS7s.-lmwS 2td.
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NO. q.

Hosiery, Gloves and Underweafl
Nubias, Wool Scarfs, n nit JaeRes
ginas. and all kinds OF Seas)naMey
In this line At prices which on.ai" W.
u speedy sale.
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N oTICE.-The annual meeting of The
~ Farmers A ssociation Of New Castle
County, v i'll be held in the second story Of
Telegraph Building, Third and Market
streets, Wilmington, Del, on Safuriay.
January'4th, 1879 at 10 O'Clock a. m.
GEORGE Ii. BROWN,
deca6-w2t Serretary
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DRY coon

As they want TO redu oe their Lars
previous 70 taking A ceount Of sd
February lsh.
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TENTH ANNIVERSAHY FRENCH
HOCIETY

Foremost among Tho associations In thia eIts
Tho mon CONFUSING thom stands tho sorlote
franchise i Assistance MntuaIin.
Although comparatively young organiSa-
tinp. Il having boon organI1ai In 1862 II has nj
'eGdv heNoma ono of tho Htnunthasi and ncai
., rietiea " Tho kind In Tho city. It's member
ahip Ia large. md IL COMPOSED Of mon from the
IN Il, nlnaa Of our nitiRnna.
Yoe;Crday tho association celebrated Tho tentil
anniyer, aty OF lia organization by n grand
narnde n I'd hlnnor.
Ionvinu tho hall on Camp street about
oeinaL Tia organization pafadod Tho principal
ri reats Of Tho eity. On ther rounda theY Rnio-
Ing among iho dTba;a tho pHMponAr.
Trianpni TIM Frane, aud ltnilan oonauls, aud
Mr. IaIloann, corner Bourbon md OoniI
attaats. wore zach visited IN turs snd hlso scr
ouadod 1865, -
After tho parade tho association pronaaiod Ia
the Crescent Hall, No. tp2 MeuHzIpe street, mud
pnriook Of dinner which would have aatipfiefi
aud 9raiflnd tho tnato aud appetite OF tho most
fnatliiona nplruro.
There wara proaon. n the dinner among the
oiher gua=ta, the Frannh consul Viaupmpto
n'Abann. Or. lssnahaw aud + 7, roureho Eaq
Aftor tho vino Catna On tharH wara toaata u ma
arnehheH. md a flow Of wit and humor for M
hour nrd then tho mnmhera foil into limo aud
returned 10 their hull whore thoV were ais
missed w
The ofenra II tho Raaoolption AFRO named aa
follnwa.
President ~ rochnu
Alan PrnaiInnt H. II Ghnvhltuv
AnerotRry J NJ Deahnntrenux
1reaeurnr Paul DuTr"ohtn.
Grand Marshal inm Radon.
Aids i. Toyngu"J NJ, Jnie. II. Etonenohln
and Lunien j. Uraria.
Chairman Committee Of Arrangements WIN.
Maybe
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a COURT M n RTIAT,.

Al the hall given Mt Atunownld HALL an Hatur-
day night by IiaoIlaminA Hnttory H.. Of theOr-
loans Arttilary an lnri1nnt occurred which
Waa "nttni Nv hn pr,tea gonefplly. II was the
arrest ~ LIeUt Loon NunnR During ono ~
Tile ntormiaalona tho Iinutouaut waa worry
much amrptiand n haing Walind upou by mn
mRndinE nflloRr, te dNyar M Ills aword
A naUrt mnrl inl wha Immediately eonaljluod
hnd iinu'+ Nuuaa WINS cpnlomunf 10 rrraiva II
badge nj rRaHiVn gold and " elegant workman
shin. with apnrnprihta subscriptions nnprnpoi
on ita farn na ntuknn ~ lilo nppreoatpn Of Tho
battery fnr tho intprnst which lln Ind tnIt0n In
hia command mud tho devotion which he Ind
always 10 ita welfare. Tho presentation wna
maan hy Gnpt l,rlauns. lau' Nnnes rcnlying
M hHat ho could undar tho nlrnHts If his sur
u fnn
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CTTY ECHOES.

0Rflln Paris was locked NJ In tho Harbor
Station, charged with being n Juvenile vngrant
Joseph T.. Wiilinms, charged With petty lar
oeny. was lankad NJ In tho Central Station.
Emilio Berlin wa iunked NJ In tho Third
station. charged with drunkenness aud ma.
lieioua mischief
Mrs. Ann Brown rHu ba found II tho Central
Station. HhN Ia hold Is nnawar u charge Of lar
eony Of clothing valued ut $40.
II L. Roman WINS locked NJ In tho Central
R'aipn. having boon arrested for ohrrying n
oonooHeh weapon at atuHeWHld Iipll,
George Krommni WINS lpeHad NJ In tho Sixth
Ntnti6n, charged with assault mud battery with
intent to NIL, md by the nfIleofs with disturb.
Ing tho pnR0n.
AT hnlf unst doelnal lnat oveuiuE horse nj
tnahed 70 n buggy took fright NJ tho corner 81
Frenehmnn and Dauphino atreeta. nnd ran
away Tho buggy waa damaged but tho oneus
pants escaped,
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nuirsd by nm experience OF twenty five or
thirty yeara In the business. II In only mt times
that Mrs. Florence pleasea As tn the remain-
der Of tho company. thay Hre common place
and such as generally go to I'LL W combinations
led by travelling Htars'
The Juveniles, Miss Molie Meadar Steele and
Mr.. Frank r. Lamb nnpeRred Ia excellent nd .
vantage. hnwaver. Tho former Ia sprightly, the
other careful md both played love scene with
charming effect.
There Ia much more humor and eomiealily In
the lending parts than tho Fioreu saa draw from
them. Hardwell Slota. for example. in tho
hands Of John Raymond could be made Side
uplifting role.
Tho play viii attract notwithstanding la
shortcomings. TOR II makes people laugh, and
thnre seems ~ 10 moro nf DISPOSITION Just
comedy than almost anything olse. The
Mighty Dollar" will ha ronnaet nightly aud Mt
Tho mptinnea until further notice.
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Rsnespta OF Prosauoa.

ALEXANDRIA, Per EtoamNr 10 Ervnfiy IVA
bRlra cotton PAYNE Kennedy Ae0 Ito Never, Wells
&eo ~ II y q Newman a b. q w Ssnthll &co 81
Hon GnrHon & Sou Al NJ WamHtsy &co-J7 7 J.
AireV ser IS II 7 Burknor- 4 u Rhau. Elank AGO
" Koitfer a. Gardner so S Thomas &Oo n A A
Mput0n- s KawlinH-2 Nalls " Cnmmack "a
y Gumbel- 20 Iteuahaw, Camrnaok &nO 70 u A Phil
ppt Sooi7 Norwood g. Hiehsris - Allen Went Il
Bnah.-lI Gnpp Groa Ia J. q Gibsrt-p b. Ity
I,eckin ! w Burbrtdge Leo J I. Harris aco-7
Jno Phelps SEQ - Cyrus Blsaey - Britton a. Mav-
son-s w @ ltIank &to-4 to MRfoh a. Sphlenker-- 4
Haddia 4 W / I y 5tampH % Lshuan a brshnn &,
~ hhiG nolaassg Jno Chafe A Sons q do March
Srhlenker sundriea 70 order lcta BG2 baon sDt.
ton ~ hnlr mnlaRasa
JACKS tNfDRI-Far atesmsr Floreuce Meysr
4pl In eat On Meyer. Nets &Go ~ T T. Airsy A.
1t Hickman Moore i3 Ino FhrlrH Ann n
.Ino T Hnrlte $3.50 20 Gleason. bay n Frondhk-5,i
q app ErO4 SEQ ~ t1 Frankhnbuah IL ItorRud-9I
Alton West & Bnah-}p IStGhhrdgnu A. May Inn
Ehano & Sana tn j I Fhrguapn &eo IA OWN.
FtnlaGn &cn II Jursy d fiiilta 10 I.shrnrn Il btA-
hnfa &co 7 Walden. ITuwtiuH & I.ohsrCB + Cook
barn $50 saosH cotton aeod N U Cotton B6sd AsH1
citation HuudIies 10 order ToaAl 1881 bales cotton
o sacks cotton seed
Low K COAST Fer steamer Isabel a bltaa Of
sugar m hhIF mo aAsee q Iananx ii do 70 hhat of
Hugar X 0hRrd Miltiken-it do Lehman Abraham il
20 n GT9ud Il Thomson SEQ 10 ~ bbs If
mo aasea john BYmoud 81 do z MAspero &Co-3n do
I MaDauuntt-55J BnrbridRe &Go-4 tn /. Cod.
chnux j., a Greenwood ~ bblB sugRi John Dy-
mon 4Hunt'usa 10 order Total iG2 hhds eughr 90
bbls snEaf 21s bbs m0iaaaes
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stage of the Rivers.

*Below high wntnr mark OF 1874 RBolow
bench mark. tInhientea rlse. tlndinat9a fall,
Tho Paris q. Brown took on IA blonk8 mhrhle
vt Hrntng refarn"d vfstDrdnV morning to tho
whnlf : ftor freight leffthere Hnturdny nvonng,
and loft yeRteriny noon
Tho John Meana aud harans. from st. Louis,
arrived Saturday night.
Tho 10 Bryarly arrived nlsa Saturday night
from |tad rivNr She turned hnak from Nor
mans Landing on necouut of u broken chp-
atan. having reshipped on tho Carrie brandon.
Tho BryhtI y had II very narrow csc lDe Rntur-
day. about IL o'clock md whom oppo alto Wares
landing llre was diAnovered In the cotton on
tho starb0nrd guard. nbrenst OF tho hOHSrs.
Nho was quickly, landads and tho burning ct,
RRniust II shelving bank on which the lnrboard
guard rostod, md which pr"Ventad tho cotton
on TINT guard from heing dumped. The Bry.
nrly nid ntthts lnnaing until all 81 thHcotton
thrown In tho rtVer. except some that WIS
picked up hy tho Ya"gHr. WIS hatlird ont on tho
hank or ptnand ngntn on the hoht. lowing hh-
hind I53 bnloa Sha came on through. md for
which she returned ynaterlnY. nfier unloading.
CHpt Kluna rs loud In hs pratseR of HIS officers
nnd crow. To thrtr enolnnas Aafi tho will with
which they wont work tha ureenrvlEOn Of
tho boat md cargo IL owing. Particularly Pilot
Iko Giten does he prts". who. his Says. stood
nj his wheel aud bundled tho beat ~ Il ms WA9
mnki Ing an ordinary freight laudtug
Tho sum R1herta nnd barEea. tlap. hIax,
IrHztor, will leaya day Ut ,. NJ. for tho OHIO
The Mtss. V. r. Go. = steamer John Diptold
md bargas, Capt =. A, Tom9, Will arrive to-
night from IT. Louis, and return tomorrow A.
Tho Eloreneo Meyor. Capt. Jas, Nichols. .clorls
j. ]. Nichols. arrived yesterday yr IN Witt
rlpsr. having gone M high az Jacksonport. nBd
Is receiving 10 rotnru WeduerEiny. lin For
enco Il q good hoat-on Of tho bgst TINT ovcr
ylpttcd those waters.
Having some repait9 . mako. which viii me-
cesaiate the losing Of y trip hs Cara =. will
not eave for the npper eoeHt to-hay. but viii
60 Wednesday. na usual. All freight intended
for her to-day will b0 aeHt on tho Whisper,
Clut. Wenz9l having made hCrauG9menf9 70
that effect.
Capt Joe Dalferes brought the 81. Mary over
yesterday and Wil blek ner oat to-day for tho
upper coast mud Il fourehe
The City Of Augusta. Gapt. J. +. Brou. Clerk
4. T. FroIet. leayins dty ut % 4. ~, Will
GO hereafter 10 the Wolham plantation st.
James parish. and will leave Friday instead
Of Saturdays rs heretofore.
Tho White Star Line steamer Whisper J. A.
Comstock muster. G NJ. Woods clsrk leaves
this II n m for b 4you Goala.
The Thomp4on Dean. J. II. Pepper master,
Frank Beck. Jr clerk, leaves to-day at D. m
for Greenyile aud the bends
;. The new and feet Bayou Sara and coast
EfIted States mail packst Edward j. Gay. John
!. Brown master. $. 8. Streck clerk. leaves to-
day at .. m.
Rouge packet st. John. J. P. McElroy master.
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W. n areathouse and Frank Bergeron clerks.
leaves today Mt u. m.
The trt. weekly coast. D0naidH0nvile ana La
fourohe packet Henry Tste J. u. Ausoin mas
ter envea to- morrow mt 10 n No.
The semi weekly Goaat and Lafonrehs pnnRot
Assumption. L. A, Chnflst muster. loaves to-
morrow nj IA M
Tho regular fri. veoklv lowor coast packet
Emma Twins, J. A. Ruiz master, leaveH to- NOR
roW mt II n m. for Orange Farm
Tho White Star Limo steamer Eali0. l., Inn
Hon master, leaves tomorrow Mt II ~ m for
Bon Iutanui
Tho unitsi atatee mil paekat Il. n. Lee.
.,aaf. VIM. Campbell. leavos tomorrow for
Viekhbure.
Tho John ". Cannon leaves "Wednesday for
Bayou shra
Exchange clippings.
fl. borla Post DIapnteh November ~.
Tho GRIND Lake lett today With thfne
bargaa Ny Ohoice leayoa hundnY morning
With aeVornl. Tho fnll tlsal viii DO ihknn from
tlntto to Now Orleana by tho toWhont Future
City.
barge Hreht Republic. containing $4,000 buzz os
corn, and Two Of hpuif.ys with II non. The Nor
ton will nttlye Huuany with barge VIM. Cor
don, ec.. and soon thefoafer Will lenve Cairo
Tor Now Orleans. with eevnn hargas and some
1000 or 1000 tons nf cargo.
Tho John Gilmore. Of tho Valley Barge Line,
lott Galro on Wednns'Hg for New Orlaana with
t4t,6na bushels OF whnnt aud 10 0oo bushels If
corn. totnl tei 800 buHhaIe, Thtee yehrR ago
tho officers III the Valley Barge Limo did not
think TINT ms much bulk grain would tv6r bn
tnkan 10 Nav Orlanns In ono tow. II Ia Tho
!areas amount oyer takeu hy Valley Barge
tompanv'a 1oet and VT II Is only n pHitrV mat
tor ~ bbn0 tons
Vnbebur0 Commercial Noveahor ~:
Tho H. T.. Lae had 1000 baies cotton ns II
etater from hero. and big list Or phssengers
hee lido
Tho Thompson Dean passed down NJ o'clock
thtE morning With $500 haeq of cotton. G5o1 pnnks
~ send and 400 barials of oil.
IEIpeeIaI to tho Domonrat.l
Gatnn Nov, 10 The Norton lfrna 10 IT,.
T. ltte with now bnrgo. Tho Chna Morgan is
ming out Ia elear ~ night. Tho Tltnrndo
cleared last night Tho Deijmot phsand down
to- day
MEMPHIS. Nov 10 The rIyor IL falling. Ar
rlved George IT. Tompkus from st Louis.
Departed Hehnnrk and Mary Houston for Now
Orleans ~. anpovriv6 aud OliV ~ HroenVile
for ne, louis. Tho weHther Is elHar and cool
IEy Telegraph.
GfNdtnMATf Nov. ~ Hlvar foot inches md
falling Tho WaHthoT Is nlHRr
PttIEnuHa. +, v 30 The river is feet .
fnchtn nnd ,lain9.
GAtHo. Nov le Tho river f. IA foot inch mud
rising Wnnther elenr Arrived Ghnr5E Nor
from ~. LnuiR. y pnft"i: FAptndo nnd Do
smot fnr Naw Orleans, Gald Duet Efor Vlcks=
burg
FvARRy,ttE Nov 20 River . 10 feet md
fRllng. I rs wenilter r. elenf. Plafod Huld-
ing stRf for Now Orleans,
sT LOUIS. Nov. 20 Tho river IL 70 font
inches md folding Tho w0hthnr III cloudy
Arrived. Halliday md Hllver from New Or
loans. H6lnna from NieRRlurF.
yrfRaptn4 Nov 10 10 John A. BteYeneon
Tho ] In Dlpppd nud hargfE pngaed down
thg II, M. md VIII arrive Monday night md rn-
e. s. TOMS. Mnetef.
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Powell Captured.

THO nero VIM. A Powell who cut VIM.
Heasea Saturday night. at the corner Of Triton
O'NeiI sergeant Reynolds and Corporal Dris-
coli asd locked up In the Central Station.
A visit 70 the hospital last night revealed the
unahnn1al
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FmOm TWE rAhsRa.

Ponr FApa. Nov 70, 6 .. ~ Barometer 10 d
wind nottn. freah Wanthrr cleur nntt cool
Arrived ut $40 this IN. Etaamatir Chnla
mot". Road mm or. from kew York to q A,
WI itnHy 4 Ga.
hporioan atenmabip Wnndorat Mt no .. m,
Iriish nnstnr. Days frnm Hel1In, Hon with
entyp Is fruit md tnniIs. II toa = Mnrhecn
NJ twet lar hutloutno Vtn9olf NpIiaou INNS
tor = dale from ~ Ih@infA u bhitnRt - mus
Am rnan brig s. r RmIth Trlmm muster. III
days fT9ln NV YORK. GohNfRl hhrEe. - Norton
satl.nI Steamships Now York for Nav York
Amnrifpn for Liverpool. Bon Lomond FOR
Hnnon thib t3hetHhi'H l'f LPhfRooi
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-01
PERSON AL.

Our popular present and future State Audi
tor showed his bOHming facn on our str0stH
yRtorday reapIeudcut with thn prognostica-
tons of victory. ll0 has lust returned halo and
henrty. from tour through tho Parishes bor.
derlnE On tho MiAsise limo and reports Il
good condition Of ntf1rH thore. aa we'll In ro-
gard ~ politics rs concerning crops and mate
rial welfare EDnprHity.
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rapidly spreading. tho officers and crew ms we'll
M tho passengers started Immediately TO work
means the boat was saved from destruction
About ITO bales were thrown overheard but
wore subsequently, taken from the river md
hauled ashore. Tho balance Of tho cargo waH
moro or leaa damnged by Wathr