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Don't Want That stun,

is what lady of Boston said to her husband
when he brought home some medicine to
cure her Of sick hea iache and neu-
ralgia, which had made her miser-
able for Ia years. at the first
attack thereafter, it was administered
to her with such good results, that she con-
tinued its use until cured, and made SO en-
thusiastic in its praise that she induced %
of the best families in her circle to adopt it
as their regular family medicine. That
STUFF is Hop Bitters.
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Farmers Families.


Much has been said and written on this
subject, says correspondent of the German
town Telegraph; poets have loved 1t, and
almost every artist has his cosy little farm
house, nestled among the trees. covered with
climbing-roses and surrounded by all the
necessary outbuildings" Many time
have We forgotten while gazing at such q
picture, or reading one of these amorous
illusions. that we were born in the country,
that We lived in farmhouse and followed
its tiresome monotony from morning till
night, varying from laundry to dairy, feed
ing the poultry, rising before the lark was
astir to milk the "patlent kine." "shod like
the mountaineer," and 80 on with but little
variation save on those days in which there
was house-clsaning or some other extra
job" to be done.
Then when evening came and we sat down
thoroughly wearied, what an unutterable
longing came over rs for something morel
II land the tantalizing picture would pre-
sent itself there was only paper to be
picked up after this was over, or some inter-
esting and instructive volume-we were
weary, very weary, the very sight of the pile
of patching made both fingers and eyes ache
we were disincllned to touch 1t. 3.
And just here il one of the great wants OF
our modern farm houses. There will be
found, il the case be investigated, that In by
far tina largest portion Of them there u but
the one weekly paper. and In very many
none 1t all. In these houses the library may
b easily counted. And here men and
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-09-17

Oats-Are firm. White are held higher and
mixed dull, with free offerings. No.2 white.
2szc bid, Csc asked; 2ikc bid Septem Der;
mixed. 2Sc bid spot and September, 23Zc asked;
kys-ouiet. No. 2 SOC bid spot and sep
Bran-Ss Is bid per ton. a
Hay-Is In good local demand. Choice tim
othy, wire bales, pressed, selling at el20l3 per
ton; loose bound, Sl3@l4.
miscellaneous Produce.
Apples-Fancy eating are In fair request at
II 25@l SO per barrel. Windfalls and small
and inferior not salable ~.
Beans-Choics clean navy q 40 Per bu; clean
Beeswax-l60l8c per h.
butter-Market firm. Receipts fair, bnf
mostly of poor grades, of which there is already
2 surplus stock. Choice sweet table butter e
In demand. We quote: Choice fresh, extra
quslisy. 10 per lb.; good country loo. -
Capoa8e@Choice. u 10 per bbl. -.
Cneeso-E. Q. Biackmans Solan cheese, To.
sCurrants-Scarce. Choice. full drawers, In
go0o order, v607 per stand. f.-zr.. u - Vi,
Cider-Wares clarided selling at q IS per
Z Dried Apples.-Are steady at 8oS3<c Per ID.
Egxs-There y better feeling In the market
ana the demand exceeds the supply. Ship.
p9rs are paying l2o per dos. -
~, rnei-A nshrsoite coal. per ton, 8 50: Pitts.
iSo; COKE Per bu, Loo; block coal, Per bu.s LILO.
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Benx1ne.-....-.-- Il
Caster on-.-..---A IS
Coal oil. Incf-
ana legal test l20l21<
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GOVERNMENT sECURIrIEs.
GENERAL srooKs.

NoTE--1he purchasing price for Government
oonds In Indianapolis varies from the New
York quotations X0l per cent.
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Leather-The market rules quiet but nfm.
OsE sole as uOs6c: 'hsmlcck sole 1t 2oQ2sc;
Ind U0s8c, Per h.: French calf q l60l IS, per
u; city calf Qol To- Per III. city hip o6oouc,
Huts- Almonds, 1h0ft- sheIled. per Ib- 10
1D0: 6lberfa, l23<Oilc; Brasil nuts. Ufo; Naples
WoluufG 1a1l<fs EnGnsh walnufa, lz3fo; peo-
nue1, red, 63{o r0Ws " roo0eQs Wn1tos - raW;
oiis-1Ts fairly active. wequets:
liSs o'ssd NV . ma ssssiss oii. .
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Mr.. Cole. in his work on the horses foot.
says that the average driving horse, ct its
normal gait, will raise his foot at least 80
times minute, or 5000 times an hour, and
all four feet at this rate &c. 900 times . day Of
five hours work. Now, If the horse Is carry
ing shoe of two ounces unnecessary weight
he will, In this days travel. waste power and
force enough to move . weight OF 800
pounds. And yet some trotteu are made to
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-04

0reenvIlle from Vokshurg, Centennial from
New Orleans, Departed: City OF Helena for
ViekHburR. The Annie z. Silver leaves for Now
Orleans TO- morrow and The City Of Alton FOL
lows on Saturday. Tho ]. u. M. Kehor lott last
night for Now Orleans. Business IL good.
Thy Telegraph
VfCKanuRd Dec. Weather cloudy and
ahowary thnrm0mear ~. The river has riHan
four Inches. Up. Paris @ Brown Mt y. M
CITY Of VlckEhurK M noon. Thompson Dcan mt
Q q. m. Down: Eldarndo at y. m. CITY 81
Yazoo Vt .. m.
MEMrura. Dec. 4, Noon. River reing. Ar
rived Henry Frank from New OrleauR. 1t Ia
raining.
MEMrHtH Doc l.--Hlver roae two lnobea, Doc
parted Andy Baum Tor Cincinnati Horny
Frank for Now NrlnrnH, Weather rainy.
CtNrfNNArI Doe j. River IL 6 feet . inehna
nnd falling Wnnthor rniny. Departed Bod
bnrgna ~ nanl Tor NrkshurR
plTTsHuR". Doc. J Tho river Is foot .
inchog and falling II is raining.
IoUIHyITdE Dec. a-'fhn river IL foot IL
inches IN tho oanal nnd falling, Drilling rain.
Paasnd: Golden Rule for Now 0rlenua
GAIna Dae. a. Tho rlvnr iR N fon and rising.
Weniher cloudy. Arrived GRIND fnwor from
Vickaburg. Departed: !. ", Garrett far, Now
Oreaus. Joeeph Kinney for Viekabnrg. Grand
Tower fnr ST. louis.
EVANSVILLE, Dec. }. Tho rlYer 10 I 70 fnat
and fntlinR. Wnnibor cloudy. Tho Golden CITY
IL detained nj Henderson bnr.
H1, I.orla. dec. \. River Il fNnt Hinrhas md
rising. Weather cloudy. Arrived Future. city
and harges from Now OrIenna. Groanv " from
YlekstHrg Departed: Helena for Vi"kshufE;
N1oKauuHH noc z T. I 1'nrinnu l3' arntor
street. Tho Mnry Houston will arrive ThutFaay
evening and leave for 0ncnnn'i saturday.
GtikH MILL FIR. MnRtar.
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BREM EN-.

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW Oh
LEANS, VIA HAVRE, SOUTHAMP-
TON AND HAVANA.
sHM%& The steamships OF the North Ger
1890. man Lloyd will resume their Regular
From Breaen. From n. Orleans
Nurnberg. October Is About Nov, 10
Hanover. ....... November 10
These steamers touch outward at Havre and
Havana. and on their home trip at Havana ana
PRICES OF PASSAGE:
From Bremen SOutham pton or Eavre TO Hava
ana or New Orleans Cabin, $3.50; Storage. $40.
From New Orleans to Southam pton, HaVre or
Bremen-Cabin, $50; Storage. sz5.
From New Orleans to HavanR-Oabin. s5ss
Storage, SIS.
Children under ten years. half price: chill
dren under one year free.
N B.-Our agent for Texas. Mr.. Peter III. Err
hard. In Galveston. Is authorized TO Issue steer.
age passage orders at the following through
rates:
From Bremen 10 Galveston, GA.
From Bremen to Indianola, s45 30.
The company reserves the right to change the
route OF the steamers. their advertised days OF
departure and the prices OF passage.
Passage tickets from Bremen, Southampton
or Havre to Kew Orleans Issued BY the under
signed.
s0r f Eb IRA asoofRRlaafs YaER2RlE &c. Agents.
aus1 Nv "a Union streeea
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FROw THK PASS KsB.

roeT FADE. Dee. !, =. m. Barometer, 30 10.
Wind pouth southeast. light. Wenthnr cloudy.
Arrived StoHmshlu Lucy +. Miller. talt
mnHtur. vt . a. m. from koy West. TO H. u. Post
4 Son.
Italian hnrk Gnloltn Henoroea, ConaIRnntoria
muster. ~ days from Bahia IN baliRat. TO mus
tor.
RrltIHh brig Anna MnrIa. Thorn rnneter ~
dnyH from Rio do IanAiro. oargo ~ ]. L. Phippa
4 Go.
American bark 1icynnrd. TRIP master. 10 daya
from Liverpool. with general cargo, To Lowell
x iHloy
sailed Steamships VIM Dickinson for Kevni
and knlnkerheekar for Nav York.
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RIay EEK pool.
HARRISON LINE.

4AMK The steamship
VANGUARD,
Coll. Commander
will sail on or about November ~. 1879. from
her wharf. foot OF Montegut street.
VIII receive cotton and sign through bills OF
ladinR for the Continent. between Havre and
Oronstadt,
These steamships, being OF light draft Will
cross the bar of the Mississippi ct all times
without detention.
For freight apply 10
LUCAS T. MOORE,
de20 II 1875 aravier STREET, up stairs.
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II u. " a IN.

MORGAN'B LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL
ROAD AND STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
PASSENGER ROUTE FOR GALVESTON AND
HOUSTON
PaHaengers take Railroad Ferrybont, foot Of
Vt. Ann stroot, NJ u. m. reaching Morgan City
ut "a m, there connecting with steamers plying
from Morgan City. In connection with Morgan r.
Louisiana aud Texns HnIiroad
I E|@. FOR INDIANOEh Steamers Leave
y @AaAsssssaAa22G Morgan City on TUESDAY THUHH-
DAY and SATURDAY. connecting ut dalvaH-
ton with steamers for 1ndianoln.
Through BILLS hiding signod 10 NIL points
on tho Houston and Texas Central and G. H.
and y. A. H. H.. Int. and areat Northern Rail
road. and Now 0rleans md TaxaH Railroad
Ban Antonio fraiRhtR rcCeivNd and forwarded
via Clinton and Gal. II. and Han Antonio Rail
road.
Freights for Gonzaes. IIallettsvie Rancho,
otc.. received via Clinton or Cuer0
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Whisper. Comatool. from Bayou Goula
John \ Baird, Baird, from Bayou Harataria
City of Auguata. Brou from Upper Coast
Fair Play, Fapinoau from Upper Coast
Alvin snovell from Lower Goaat
Hertha Frnusdate from Washington
Georgia Mnnoy. Weaver from Mobile-New BaHln
Moe Moore skunk from st Louis
~ Mary alforea from Denadsnnvllo
Uamelia. Hannnver from Govington Now Baan
Alice Porter from Amite River New Basin
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LOWER COAST.
WHERE TO LOOK
FOR THE BEST FURNITURE.

H. Just returned from the North with one of
the most complete selections of artistic furni-
ture, ornaments, etc. Call and examine the
lines, Raw silks. Embroideries. Bobbinet and
Nottingham Lace Curtains. and the newest
styles In Paper Rangfngs. all atdthe most req
sonable prices. ocle II
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.GFSR. FOR BRAZOs SANTIAGO VIA GAL.
= dAaallAEaaaa22ss- weston The iron steamer
U. a., HARRIS
VIII sail from Morgan CITY,
r6Fss FOR CORPUS CHRISTI

49, 70" oohroe ohH18TI
treights received for above point reahipped
ut Indihnoin by schooners and through BILLS OF
lRdlnR RignRd.
Iigh orago TO Corpus Ohristi and Brazos III
any mt risk and expense Of eonsignees
Freight for all tho Hhove points rceoivnd nj
tho depot or Morgans Louisiana and Texas
Rairond. foot OF Lafayette street, daily until
4. m
Tickets and stgterooms aecurod until D. M
Mt nRants Office or Mt tho ferry landing. on
morning OF departure.
Through tickets will be Issued from this office
TO tho principal points on tho HouHon Texas
Central Railroad. on tho Unconditional and
Great Northern Railroad. Texas and Pacific
RaroRd.
q. A. WHITNEY 4 90, Managers.
oc1 II Corner Magazine aud Natchez sip
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NEW WORK - Per steamship GhaImettc N
top7 baoa cotton 1907 hhdS ~ hhds tobacco 66i
bana aud sacks coffee isi bba molassea ~ bbls oil
i6i bills Roap stock 100 bills rice i2f sacks rico pos
bills pecans 81 bds wet salt hides 9Th sacks wool
IL bales hdss no bbs oranges ~ pkRs Hnndres
MUBtL. Per Hteamar Georgia Muncy-2s hhds
sugar rs hbls moassos 10 half do bbs sugar " Eega
oa 100 sacks potatoes 60 sacks coffee + pkgs Of
sundries
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MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW oRLEANR DEMOCRAT.
IAInen MN A
Cleared Yrsterdn

Stcnmship GhaImetts Read for New York
e A Whitney 400
Steamer Georgia Munoy. Weaver. for Mobile
Munoy & Marcy
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nm ports.
wecotpta of rroauo,.

RUATAN Tor Hohr John Atwood 100 COZ
nuta punches bananas IL COO plan tans and doc
pineapplea TO MaCheoR BroB
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STEAMBOATS,.
HE'D RIVER.
He'd River ana Texas.

NEW ORLEANS AND RED RIVER TRANS
pORTATlON COMPANY. AND TEXAS Pa
CtFIO RAILWAY AND CONNECTIONS.
Through BILLS If hiding md through paseen-
Rer Tickets to ali landings on Hod river and MI
railway stations In Texas. Tho best route to
Hot Springs.
IT, FOR SHREVEPORT. JFFFER.
klslssaalssf Vi aon Hot Springs and al landings
- on Rod RIver md railway stations
In Texas.
FOR ALEXANDRIA.
- mHstor
LNnyCB Decembcr Mt r u. IN.
No whRrfhont ehnrges drayago or commission
will be ehnrgnd nj month Of BOD Ktyer. Bayou
Bnra, or III NeW Orleans In forwarding freight
consigned to tho company by bill Of lading.
For freight or pasallge apply on board OF the
bouts or MT the office OF tho company No. as
Cnmp atreet. jos A. AIKEN President.
M. w. JOYCE. GEO. y. TITE,
D. II. ChKLIN. BkITTDN h EPPLER,
ina LORD Il MoPEAKE. Agents.
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receipts NJ the rev Basin.

MOBILE ~ Per steamer Georgia Muncy 154
bales cotton TO Gardner 4 Copn-373 do TO order
sundrtes 10 orfer-Total sgt bates cotton
GONINGT0N-Per steamer Camelia-3 bales OF
ootton bhls syiup 10 Leon Beaucrandray--t7 do j
Petsrs-sundres 10 order-Totsl ) bales cotton Is
Gbls ayrup
ANTE RTyER-Per steamer Affects, 600 Zee,
Lumber IS cords wood TO Muney Il Marcy
Lake EHd-Per steamer Jennie-From cargo oil
sunEen barge Charles Hooker, 800 bhls rosin tC
Simpson 4 Iricou
Pearl Per steamer Josephine and barges-
l6a cords mood 10 HerWig
BLIND Rivsr-Per sohr Bontonca-i5 600 shingles 25
cords wood to order
Pasoagaula--Per schr Mooking Bird-leoo bbl Of
Ch2gooal ~ order
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Exntsrta.

{ lark Reynnrd. Trip. 50 dsya from Liverpool, to
. Lowell q i'ailey
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WEEKLY HE'D RIVER pACK MT

TF9HVNJ III =
H= ron ALEXANDRIA. hGG BEND,
49, .ss4aaR vi NormnnP B1rbin's. Wares and way
sssss"ssssAss landings The stOnmer
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RIVER NEWS.
uHFIOE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
Thursday, December a. iHTp,
Arrivals.

Boo marine column.
Departures.
Alvin. Isabel. Whisper. City 81 Augusta. J. W.
Cannon, TenBHs. Zig BunflowoT John WtlaOn.
Florence Meyer. 10 Brynry
stage of the Rivers.
Daily telagrnphlC report or the stage oF wat9r
Mt various points. with ehanEna. In the n hours
ending yesterday vt pm,
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a WA APOH.ER.
yAZoo AND TALiAHATCHsE.

REGULAR YAzOO AND TALIAHArGHIE
RIVER PAGkET pARISOT LINE.
LeRveB THURSDAY December 4 Mt 3 D. m.
Y FOR YAXOO AND ITALIA
k4fsaaessst1 hatchfe rivers The new light Graft
s8esSsss1@ steamer
CRY OF YAZ0O,
q. III. Pnriaot master Geo. A. Williams clork
For freight Or paaaage apply on board or to
BKITT0N K EPPLFR 1a2 Grayler st
do3 JOHN JANNEY. loo Common street
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tRepreaontiug tho now Joaae X. Belll
-------- muster. ----~- clCrk-
VIII leave as above. For freight or pa anRe
apply on board. or to
L. W. ADAMH, II Commercial IlsN',
A. No wharfhoat nhArgtR. or commission
will To charged nj mouth Of Rod river or New
Orleans for forwarding freight consigned to
boat or Hgept. JOG
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Recss pts BY Railroads.

CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS
RA ILROAD.
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Arrived.

Steamship Lucy Miller. Gait from Florida Ports
to X II Ioat a Hnn-iat diu ~
Luggcr Three Fricnda, -, from Lttle GALLON
10 master sd diH
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TEGHE AND ATCHAEALAYA.

TEGHE AND ATCMAEALAYA.
FOR BAYOU TECHE AND ATCHAFALAYA
RIVER
Lonvas THURSDAY. December T. Mt 8 D. m
IT, FOR st. MARTINSViLLE. NEW
tBfsak sl Tboria. Jenneret.e. Franklin, Con
'sa--H-sA trevillo patteraonvill". and ulI inter-
mo Hate landings on Bayou Ttche and AtchHf
alnya rver-The new passenger eeamer
JOHN VI. CHAMBERS,
T II. Muggah, Master.
will Leave ms above. For freight or passage
apply on bonrd or TO
GEO. ID. HITE. No. 142 Graver ST..
or j. E. CARLIN, 60 Magazine street.
M debts win be pnid unless contracted upon
order Of
de2 LLOYD 7 BELT.
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Trips December 3-ea car loads. as follows
772 bales cotton to order 81 do Richardson May
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geceipts at the old Basin.
Pascagoula-.Per schr None Sush-l4lo bhls char
coal to order
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LA FOtTRGsH II,

LEANS. COAST AND LAToURGHE
oa,.oa 49, :. MON RACKET. n,r,.na
Leaves e, every MoSD "a %, At E. M and TIL YRS
Commanding THURSDAY, December i.
,ssiasaza.ssikx7 and Bayou Lafourcho-The A No. /
passenger packet
Max Blanchard Master
John Webre and G. J. Blanchard. Clerks.
every WEDNESDAY. FRIDAY and SUNDAY.
Ia daylight. For freight. or passage apply on
with privilege Of reshippnR at DonaldsonvilIe.
BAYOU LAFoURrHE AND COAST SEMI
WEEKLY PACKET
Leaves MONDAYS and TIL tuesdays. at D. m.
,.H-T - Tho fine passenger steamer
Joe Dalferes master, E. Nicole clerk.
fhTes 81 at r. m and saTuR
DAYS at 6 Il. M. passing down the coast In day
light Wednesdays and Sundays. For freight or
J. e. CABIN. Agent.
de2n 60 Magazine street.
SEMI WEEKLY COAST AND BAYOU La
FOURCHE.
Leaves every TUESDAY at Il M. and FRIDAY
k The A a1 gsssangfT Bseket
L.
+. Nicolle. and J. W. Iagroue. clerks.
will leave as anove, returning down the coast
| every MONDAY and THURSDAY In daylight.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
B. RIVET.
1o5 Decatur, near st Louis street
P. S.-Has a clerk on the landing during the
day, at the head OF Bienvtlle street, to receive
freight.
Freight taken for Bayou Lafourche, with pri-
vllege Of reRhipping at Donaldsonville.
no12 6m
TRI-WEEKLY COAST AND BAYOU La.
F0URCHE
Leaves every TUESDAY at 1oa. m. and THURS
DAY and SATURDAY at 10 10.
go : The Al passenger packet
HENRY TETE,
]. F. Aucoin master, M. Fl. Landry clerk.
VIII leaye as above, ratnrning down the eoagy
every WEDNESDAY. FRIDAY and SUNDAY
In daylight.
For freight or passage apply on board q to
1O6 Decatur, near st, Louis street.
P. g. Has a clerk on the landing duringt be
day. at the head OF Bienville street. TO receive
freight. 6se2e Il
Freight taken for Bayou Lafourche, With pri-
vilege OF reshipping ar Donaldsonyille.
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SATURDAY VICKSBURG UNITED STATES
MAIL PACKET
Loavss every SATURDAY Mt .. M
IT, FOR VICKsBURG DAVIS BEND
lssssss@ Natche Y; and all Intermediate land
tnRB-The passenger packet
EATGMEX,
T. T. Leathors. master J. r. Muse clerk
connecting st vicksbUre with the Psrisot Line
for Yazoo. Tallahatch!e and sunhower rivers
and with Anchor Line for Momphis. Cairo and
~. Louis. Will give through bills OF adng to
Monroe and oil stations on tho Vlcksburg,
Shreveport and Texas RaIlrr nd via Delta. La
This boat reserves the right to pass I'LL land
ingB thnt tho Captain may consider unsafe.
For freight or passage annly on board. or to
JOHN JANNEY. log Common st.
J. u. CARLlN, 60 Common 1t.
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UPPER COAST.
WHITE STAR LINE.
ls7D Fall & winter Arrangement 1859

ON THE WAVE.
NEW ORLEANS AND UPPER COAST TRI-
WEEKLY PACKET.
LEAVES MONDAYS WEDNESDAYS AND
FRIDAYS, Mt 10 n. m.
FOR WELHAM'S PLANTATION,
Ags4Esasaaf u Bonnet Oarre Church, Hahnvile.
assssSss--s=@ Kennerville and all intermediate
plantation lnndlngs-The fino Bide-wheel pas-
sengers tanmer
CITY OF AUGUSTA,
J. f. BrOu master. Arthur l.. Freret clerk,
will leave IA above. retnrnlnR Town tho coast
In daylight tn EHDAYS, THURSDAYS and
SATURDAYS. For freight or passage spply on
board or to ID. H. PERRET,
No. II Delta street. up stairs.
A clerk will be found on tho landing daily
10 receive freight, oe22 tf
NEW ORLEANS AND UPPER UOA5T TRI-
WEEKLY PACKET,
Leaves every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY. Mt II am.
, H~a FOR LONG VIEW REACH Az
Agh&ksR far as Welhnm's 81. james. New Va
"ssa3Ss cherie Road, Bonnet Oarre. Hahn
Vile. bonneville and all way landings-The
steamer
CLARA g.,
VIM Wen2el master c. Fl. Packard clerk,
viii leave M above. returning down the ooast
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday In daylight,
w. J. COMEAUX, 40 Oont street.
clerk always on tho levee to receive freight.
foot of Oonti etreat. oeA
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-03-13

Funny Perhaps this word is not just appli.
cable, but we don't know what other to use in
its stead. We refer to the investigation bust.
ness, at Topeka. When the committee was ap
pointed to investigate the Senatorial election,
Speaker Clarke was denounced for packing the
committee with bitter anti Ingalls, men. The
committee has reported, exonerating Ingalls,
from the charges made, whereupon Speaker
Clarke takes the floor, aud denounces his own
committee, that lie was accused of constituting
for the express purpose of convicting ingalls, /;
and it is freely charged that Iugalls bought up
the committee, as he hal votes to secure his
election. There were undoubtedly some queer
freaks and fops in that election, not yet explain
ed. But one thing is certain the evidence tax
en- by the committee, has been ordered printed
by the House. II will show whether bribery
has been proven or not. If it has been, then
the committee have condemned their own re-
port by the evidence upon which they claimed
to base it. Speaker Clarke declares that the
evidence will secure ingalls, expulsion from the
Senate. If he purposes being the prosecutor he
will have another Winters job of congenial en-
ployment.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-03-13

THE INvEsTIGATIoN.-The great Senatorial
investigation, in which so much time and money
have been wasted, and the Legislature has made
such fool of itself, has been completed, and
the Committee have reported-in fact, have
made three different reports-but all of them
are to the effect that after all the fuss, nothing
has been developed sufficient to prove the charge
of bribery against any candidate for Senator or
any member of the Legislature. majority oi
the Republican Legislature of Kansas have per-
mitted themselves to be bullyragged by black
mailing correspondent of a Democratic paper in
Missouri, into falling into his scheme, and vast
ing time that should have been devoted to need
ed legislation, and nothing comes Of it but an
other item added to the shame of the State.