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Mccslusts of Producs.

| BAYOU SARA Fer ntaaner John w Cannon
tai Latas o. lion l. Harris &on=@lGu Lehman bra
ham &oo-Ef Mayer, Weis IL Us to n taumbel III
| VI A. a Newman VI Nnrw God a. Rioharue ~ Gnpr
| Bros Ano-~6 Hym.n Lirhenaten -t< TO Richard
Flower &oo-t2 NalIe a Cammanh " IL Gardner a
Gopp y ben GerHon & Spn-4e Moore a G"Ien,nn--a
Rnahaw, Cammaok An0-A TO kietlot " Iprdner-l
Hickman Manre-A HamD,"nda, Gaddis 4 10 y to
Levi a New man ! do W ilurbride" Sua@-a to -Jno
rhepa &oo-@i ino Usstte a. EnuR-i March Il Snhen
ker-i 10 order Payne. Rennsdy &""-i to j. I'm I
Noble FlaEh Preston &ca--I Hush Lavert y
Il San.ll &co-p II lIevman-laGl sacks cotton
seed q Cotton Scod Aasouation asrka tonEh
rios Siewtrti " T}ompRnn@J bsinR bUl hinca
$ ieIrmann5--H bales nos# n 3raehal-s,,n,irias
nraer Total al balaa ootbon ljhp sauks COTTON ssod
IVA Hapks rough rteo
nUNALDsONVIE LILLE Per atnamer Henry Teta-
tsa naoka rough Itnah Icveri % Eiapp Bros
kcS~til .tos DRvid-2H Steward n Thpnpaon--H
Lanaus & sous ~ Joseph Vgn.s IN sob, Ade,
u--p3 Foeratara KiNn Mitl--" to j X X ont &rn
B hhds aupar tnewD Dtlqado a,nd rios a. trdei
~ n ~ 4 hide ansar (nawt iA4l aacaa rougA rice
LOWER Goa ST-l'nr ataatner Alvin iiI Bacha Of
rough roe W hbls rico r Roasr- ~ dp A Sne"a Op
] helson n 81 Eaot rough fire " Allison 400
de q A f.anank ~ g A PhiIipr &oo sG T. X
Thompson u .Ioa Dnvid-sundriss 10 ordar-TotA
tra hhia rice Ar aaoRa rough rios
itAN0U GOI1LA Fer steamer l'Oo-Ii hhda Of
tnewl R,tRar j Burbridge kop-5a .anka rough L
Il awara q Fhrmrsan $40 do Allen a. Symn i do
G A Philtippi &nUs de- aaoka seed cotton l. Ghnp
pin-a 20 bush Il Lsvert-suudriaa to order r"tA
aaaka ae, Gotten Al hhda sugar (new $50 aaoks Of
rough rina
Low ER GOAST-Tar ataamer IHabel--54 bbs rio,
A SoCpa - do j Nolson SEQ, ~ aarka rough rio.
slow nd 4 Thompson lug do ] Nelson 400 " do
Kip u Ruch -anndres 10 order Total liJ bhls rio.
~ aaoka rough
Low ElI GuAsr--rer steamer Er,ma Irvine
90 bba rico Sooola-'s aaoks rough rice $ Iasp,l
90 DalPa mesa " Iazantrc- .Mntriae to order
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Wecclpts a inc New ma.,m.

raaoagnula Per ararer Fox and bargos- te5 OF o
ts tlumhor Ia II BndGiK
reari Kiver- ''al aonr yna oa BIB roan and u
cor y wood 10 order
iay 1T I"uia- por aohr Martha T9ulme--i5r
hhla sAud 10 order "M.. [
Fasesgnula- achi pr Fr.nkln-20pO bills char
coal 10 order
Tohaunnta RivarPer achr Carrie Swain-t70'
bbls charcoal TO order
bayou Laoomno-per sohr Right Way $50 bills u
charcoal to order "4@=s All. .sm@.5-m u5
fearl River Fer Hahr Leandcr Jane 30 900 foot
ium Dor to j w Adams
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RIVER NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
Sunday, October Ia. 1879.
AFFkFMaNs
See marine column.

AFFtFMaNs
See marine column.
Departures. ..5=.--..
Emma Irvine, Alvin. Belle Henry Tote. J. w.
Cannon, Natrheg. Golden Rule. John Howard
Bertha.
Tn Arrive.
u. W. Cannon. H. J. day. Dnyou Earn: John
Gilmore. John Means Sam noborta. II. u. Stan
ard II. q Y1eEer, Belle of Shreveport IT,.
Dol, Einma Irvine, lower coast: Yazno, Aeharn
Inya: AlcsabHrla. Rod river: Henry Toto, In
fonrtha; p, Stein. Ouanhitn: II. u Lca. Vleka
burg; Lucy ID. aaatre Davias Hend Frn,k
pargoud, atsenviIa: Henry Frank. llolona,
Golden City. Cherokee. Cincinnati.
stage az the Rivers.
Daily tolegrnphie report OF tho einge u wnter
VT various points. with changes In tho ~ hours
ending yesterday mt u. m,
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Steamer Alexandria will arrive Sunday even
everywhere. W. 7. BOAhDMAN: Mast"r. .
NA.cHEz, Oct. Ito 4; y, Woods No. III III
viii arrive Monday and l.ave fn. ~, Louis
Wednesday. Il q, VANHOOK. Master.
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REM EM EH.


NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
STEAM BET WEEN BREMEN AND NEW OR.
LEANS, VIA HAVRE. SOUTHLAND
TON AND HAVANA.
~E&NS. The steamships Of tha North Ger.
s.s1kattRR22aGG man Lloyd will resume their Regular
Trips. ms follows:
From Bremen. From N. Drlesr
Hanover. September II About Octr IL
Nurnberg. October is
HMnnover- November 10 ......
These stenmers touch outward at Havre and
Havana. and on their home trip at Havana and
Prices OF PASSAGE:
From Bremen. aoutham pton or Havre TO Hav-
ana or Now OrleanB-Cabln, $3.50; Storage. 436
From New Orleans to Southampton HRvre or
Bremen-Oabin. 2l5O; Storage. $40.
From New Orleans to Havana-Cabtn. ssS
Storage. SIS.
Children under ton years. half price: chill
dren under one year. free.
N. B.-Our agent for Texas. Mr. Peter nj. Err
hard, In Galveston. ie authorized to issue steer
age passage orders at the following through
rates:
From Bremen to Galveston. az.
From Bremen to Indfanola $45 80.
The conn Gny reserves tho 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 New Orleans issued by the under
signed.
FOr further particulars apply to
ED. r. sTOOKMEYER i CO.. Agents.
an31 Nv 20 Union street.
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Tho nr bark Hope Campbell, from Liverpool 70,
GatveHtou which returned eahv has been dooked
for repairs without diaOhnrEing cargo.
Tho brig Nos NJ Stale $50 tous, built in East
linaton In R7s was reoen'ly sold to Capt Gould 81
Che aea Mas ior Z 4. 900 She cost $40 Ooa and Ia
pro " one Of the boat built vessels of her oass
belonging IA Boston.
A comparative abatement Of aea going ella
IN the port Or New Orleans made MP To Octpbsr 10,
iH7p. ahowa that thora aG steamships 10 ahipa
~ harkH q briggs md aahannsrs At the same date
Isst year there steamships. II ships, II
barhs. briggs and snhooners
AMERICAN PORTS.
New York Dnt 7-saed FOR Now Orlepnp.
ahp Wm Tapao"tt Field.
Now YarR. DOT sailed FOR Pensacola. sohr M
ti"pk Cook. fr Galveston, achr Matilda Brooks.
Jones
FOREIGN PORTS
IHy Gable 10 the ". Y. Heraid.l
liverpool Oct D. Sailed for Now Orleans bark
Eoynnrd Iripp.
A Amsterdam DOT f4-Eniled for Now Oreata Brit
ahip Prince E,ua o. Smith
Luaain riooein sept lf A rived from Iaaoagoua
Aus hIig Mira. Grsoanosaioh.
lily MALL
Rio 10 Ianeiro Sept 7-Sailsd fnr Now Otlaanr
ital hRtk Alfa MnlntaaIn; ri, -4ahip Con Shnplry.
Springer. ~ b cleared Tor Now Orleaus. sw bark
Hxcelsinr. Hiatkeren.
IivortoI SEPT 70 Cleared for New Orleane ship
Mornng Star Enrl,
NOTICE TO MARIEHIH.
The buoy o. the south point OF aoat Island has
been replaoe,l
SPOKEN ~.m~.@.M5
Sept 20 Int Az Ion ". Hr ship Aahgrova, Harns
from Gteepook for Now urleans
sept ~ lat ~ Ion IA, ~ ship OneolA from Liver
pool Tor Now 0rlaana
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g s,ss v W t-srs'
III a TgH1sON LIN e..

.AialsMX The steamship
COMMANDER,
FL ia Commander
will sail on or about October H. 1879. from her
Rharf. foot OF jackson tuunre.
Will receive cotton and siEn through biiS
aiding for the Continent, between Havret
tlrOnstadt
These steamships, being OF light draft, vii
TOSS tho bar OF the Misslgsippi at ali time
without detention.
For freight apply TO
LUCAS E. MOORE,
de2o1y 1866 Grayler str.,.,, up etnirs.
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LAKE PORTS.
LAKE PORTS.
FOR VAUDEVILLE, MADISONYILLE
AND
OLD LANDING.
THE u. -, MAIL STEAMER
@ILAt NEW ca Nj ELLA,

.. WILL LEAVE NEW LAKE END:
OnMONnAYs md THURSDAYS for Mandevlle
md Old Landing. on arrival Of tho ~ H.
train.
On TUhRDhYH. DNERDAYH md FRI
DAYS FOR Mnndevile aud Madisonvtlp on
nj flvpl Z The u Il. m. trnin.
Do y aIURDAY for NJ 1nisvtte md Old Lnnd-
ing, on arrival Of thea u. IN. truth.
SUNDAY EXCURSION leaving on tho arrival
Of tha7 n H. truiu.
RETURNING: Lsnvas Old Landing on TUES
DAYS md ItiUAYB ate ~ m. and Mnnde-
Wills MT $3.50 n. IN.
Ienvoa MnIlao, ville MONDAYS WEDNLR-
Days. THURSDAYS mud SATURDAYS ut
tao n. M. md Vaudeville ut 6 AZ ~, m.
Fare to All Points. $50. ....,-.......... Nd
sunday ExGur~IOH Observation-Disclosures. 4
For BAY ~. Louis, Pass and Biloxi.
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NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD.

October i1--<o0 bales cotton to order-23 do Gard
ner & Copp-al Allen. West & Bush-42 to Stewart
Bros &oo-!9 Louis Ranger &co-6 Thomas eco
% Gleason Lay froudft--t2o to order--,,5 to
Louis Ranger &co-ta6 Muir. Duck worth &. o-2o
Stewart Bros Aco-lo Sim BillGps Aco-6t Allen,
West Bnsh-A Gardner & Uopp--a Jno King g.
co-l3a Lucas Moore Aco-l a Classon &co-izo
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Above low cbo,co

$Bulow high water mark VI tgTl. Rl9alpW
bench mark. 'lndnnteE riae. fIndinataa fall
The weather continues warm and cloudy. A
light shower Toll during the afternoon Of yeser
day.
was tho week prevnns and It was not rs active
yesterday ae " usually tanp Saturdays Ivy nny
Ipeans. The Golden Rule had tho best trio of
the day, and was detained till dark taking on
forwarding freight fer Vt, Louis. ~ which Hhe
had large quantity. bnaidas ntty tons iron and
a sa99a "" Ear re ssrse shs wee RI,
nlao detained I'LL after dark. changing her
"i nfiar The departures Tho BIZ supoowor wns
Tho Only boat left ut tho lauding,
Tho r. q. stanard, detained on account Of
water and why freight. VIII be found ut tha
aoon ~ anoaded h a ah @' and d''H h" aa ss
pnssed Baton hpuge yesterday morning
The 4 exand ~ passed. Bayou sara Yesterday,
Jake freight for any point Rs,ovo hesandrin
Bee n, oaEt koardman's u egtnm below
sugar and The Belle eleven. The hr#t laai ynnr
by river was brought NY tho Belle on tho fourth
The Anchor Line ateamer D,c7tah. Gtpt
IaHac Van Hook. has heen hoard ON. and will
arrive TO leave "Wednesday. The Uoe Of
The bic suniluwel loavss Tuesday inptnnd
Tho John Howard Ind lrat rnfo freight for
White river besides 1900 sar II gnlt. ,l,n LyubA
liz har second rlnrk, Bu i Paris aud Aha Packer
pilots, Capt. Joe Carlton ,eIegrapheh yeaiar-
day tha t I, D. would meet the Howard at til"
The Kou'z Liner Henry 9. Yaerer Dave
sHaney mastor. y. J. philipR ciork. WIN arrive
to-day from ~ Lopi mud return o.mn,r.w.
The Henry Frank will arrive % leave Wohnes-
das for Memphis anl tho bends
The Lucy Il. aastrell Gait j. q Aust. Clark
a. H. Kaim. having changed her days from
Wednesdays ~ Mondays. Will arrive u III, wIth
nfull load. md leayo to morrow ut y. m. fut
Natchnz aud Davis Bend.
The fleet and handsome Frank ParEoud. J. w
Tobln master John II. Hall elelk. leaves to-
morrow for Hraanvilla. =
Ouaehita, viii ~ et tue landing to morrow
norning and will leave uesdar. Joe Holm
In command b. q. Cornwall catk
Ths ID, otein on arriva will bs laid up
# The TIL weekly upper eohat patkat Belle. In
place Of tho Wnisper. leaves 70 morrow &c II i.
ia, for Bayou auula. j, A. Constock In com
mand.
The ttl weekly upper cnnst packet Clara y. III
place or the EVA Ohaa. HslouchaI fnastnr. taHv
Tomorrow. ~ usual. ut Al a. IN, Zoe Wehnm's.
Ht James parish.
The Bayou Sara United States mail raok n
IL. Gay. John j. Brown master. leaves to-mor-
row at =. m.
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MOHaAN'H LOUISIANA AND TEXAb RAIL
ROAD End ATEAMHMLP 90

October ii4-t haze cotton to q w Santel Aoo 70
oh 10 egya J. Te,retnBne-- 40 l. basaaHagDni do ~
baleh rnass j Walsh " dry hihea b'll gr hides
q II Wrght-ll dry hides pkan eFRa y Nelson go
- de I,a Blanc h i,cNr-1p do q sacks rough rico =
bales ' pkgs ~ hides To " y Sevn ~l hb' do to
.Ina David sacks nnttnn I pHKa eggs y Nihcleih
sack rough rice Fills ioab- pkgs sggs tn Qney
rn,,ge 4 Isua Il aacka aeaa cotton to j A Houig-l
bales ~ .Tosep, Vignaa ~ RaoLa rough no T."
Meyer We'll s2N on Foerster'a Rios Mili--1U J. Gaz
onsso- ~ head cattle u Mehla &r067 de- Ayernk
Mitchell &rn-i4 u Hnrvat aundriea to orter-T"t.
pale onttnn sacks cotton sack seed cotton sDa
gaCka rough rjos
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GsEEHvsbIs. vEGH"nHRn AwD wnypa
REGULAR MONDAY PACKET FOR GREEN
WILLIE VIgK BURG AND BENDS.
.."v'f F6 GyF GnrI mnpAf :" yidKEbuno
$50 4 And no Bonds : The passenger
G WnAnK pAwGoun,
+ w. Tohln. msRter.
will leave MS nhovo connecting ut vinkshure
Nth parlso's Limo for ali Joint. on Ynzoo md
70 4 q. WxYNE, nEocK ErT B CARTER.
%. +. WORK. W. ADAMS.
Monroe md oil citations On Viekeburg Bhfeve-
port and Toxas lsailrnnl; yin Delta; In.
ea1p No ~ Magazine efreet.
''''N'0 Davis Az u E IN FhGKET. 0 A>p
Icnvea every MONDAY ut z. m:
,H-E = FOR EATon hopnE;;, BAToU
i@t" s yIaa ,"sa Na" i"'%e wa a"r'
proof Rodney. ~. Joseph. Grand Gulf, Davis
bend md nll way landings Tho nne and fast
''p''"A'' T La"Y '. GAsTmELI..
J. q Aust mhs'or. q. II. Keim clerk
will leave positively Ms above. For freight OF
'''''''''>' " Join JANNl5Y los Common st.
s2ttf n q DO SOHUE.2 Tehoupltoune At
ofaT a1t a nIAT n s MhtE 4 rAo o.
lsNEHg pavia' Bend and Intermediate land.
'nx KonEK slrT L. LEE,
William OnnrheIi muster T.. J. Howard Glers
.eayte a. ABOVE. connecting Mt vinkspnra Fis
rcgso ns oE al on the Y"soo enn
ono. b. HfTt. ia Gravier st.
Monroe, md aIl ,,tione on vLcksbure, shreve
VI. u. BROOK Eft, Agent
np rfrk ,tsErt ~
ron 4REES7iG 11tt 29H A 1P Asb rHr
Leaves f sySEy fHSkSRaz S,3EtiHsun,
keMTnand the Benhs-The now and MAG
@-4a anifleent r r wm.rs steamer
connecting at viakHbur9 Wit, parIaott's LIN
b :" P ss sn T2e ss Ed 70 pa al sn Y,
1. " u ADAMS Mnnh 5 Bn @ T1nnA& GARTER
monros sxs al so "s on n yteBae shre
port and Texas h1lr9sd , w npp9nlrt Ta L. a,,
auto ~ Magazine street
REGULAR v y11x 4H;2,a pA bxcKrF BEND AND
s".'a 1 FOX h hHHGSpf h4Gah p H 3
z zs.n4. h v.. ,'ssr n hsTanFw ssa
proof. Rodney. 1t Joseph. Grand Gulf. y tvls's
Bend. Viekeburg aud const landlngs-The fine
'"sHonKef St'@ma 1T yons.
For freight or passng9 apply IN bonrd or to
H. o. MELAnCON,
oc1otf 30 Bi'nvile street
FOR 0KEENVlLLE VI KsBUkG AND THE
BENDS
Leaves Eo sXery FRnH e TI E
-. D.l,a Match payss .rE Bond and In
FAD REGMARDsON.
A, McVny, muster Frank Beck. Tr.. clerk.
Ienys g. connecting Mt vk Vaza With
flower, Deer Creek and TaIlahatyhe
G. =. WORK. Il. W ADAMS.
q. q. WAYNE, BROCK EFT h CARTER.
WIN give through bills Of lading 70 TrenLoL
Shreveport and Texas RAILROAD, via Dolta. La.
W. B. BROOK EFT. Agent.
sc23 ss Magazine street.
SATURDAY y5 NaIiI gA3kg gfflrED sTA1Et
Leaves sySrz y saKgHRA5 b B. bH
lais3xR Eatchez and all intermediate land
6x3hkK0 inRs-The passenger packet
NATCMEZ,
r. P. Leathers. master. j. r. Muse clerk.
at Vicksburg with the Parlsot Line |
md with Anchor Line for Memphis. Cairo and
Lcnis. Will give through bills OF lndlng to
Monroe and ell stations on tho VlckshurR !
and T,xas Railroad. via Delta. La |
nga that the Captain may consi1er unsafe.
ZOE ifsl3n' e iss Ska k1. 19e Common &
J. Z. OARLIN. 90 Magazine at
M<YKsls> ~ Mqs73seA |
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REGULAR OPElOUbAB PACKET.
r-. Leaves F sy9Ty y T 1la 1nlG ct
hRtHafgIStM sna, Port Barre, Birtu7sport
Ohnrchvills and oil landings on ths
bIeau-The new ligbt-draft steamer
TAXOD,
Vim. Crawford Muster, n, Molaison clerk
ply on board, or to LORD MoPEAKE. Agents
l22 6raviar street.
de24 uEO d. HITE. l4a Hravfsr strees.
Freight for Bayou des alhizss put ont NH
slmmaport. Biz Bend Landing Or Water VALLEY
The steamer Yszoo ~ nesieted mt tho mouth d I
Old Il yar by the stnnmsr Ollie u and connects
vt Little Devil with the etenmer Eleonore.
Rates OF freight Same ns any boat In tho trade.
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sDFHs.assisAA.

NEW ORLEANS AND DPEIOUSAH PACKET
COMPANY
hEdULAh UNITED hT Z A. MAIL PACKET,
IT.. !. FOR WASHINGTON, OPEIxJU~
tMH;tM anM. Port Barre. almmegort, church.
Vile. and oil landings On tho OoHsk
htehafnlaya River and Bayon GnurtAbleau-The
new. light drar' stenrnsr
B,a. sUNFLOWER,
A. p. Trousdhle master
EuR. Ouatrsvaux clerk,
will leeye as above. For freight or passage aDs
ply on hourd or to
H. w. ADA M, II Commercial Place,
J. y; CABIN, 60 Magazine strest.
The FaDcbOn connects weekly with tia
pteamer Miunie for Eayon dos aiaizsg. and
a,,gne through bills lsdlnR to O.eynevllls and
all points BAYOU Rfrnf ofs III
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u M ports.

NEW vuKK-rer steamship Morgan City
aant tod ndaa
NEW NnkK-+rer stenmn,ip New Orleans
Aaanriai uiae
RUATAN Par anbr II II I"ckr IN, oon conoanuta
t'rG lunches bananas 700 plantaina bha Lines ~
q GtanLe
HDNaECA-rer aohr Eusan Scranton n, 900 60
o"annls aonor planta,a 400 buuuheA bananas ~
pinoapplea 10 G IL sGhenok
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EXPORTS.

| PENSACOLA Per ateamrr Amite 100 sacks Oats
700 bb. -four NO hhls whisky 10 bbla pork 'nska NJ
meat $40 aaoks - sacks coffee ~ aaeka sslt
| pkgs snudriea
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MARINE NEWS.
OFFIOE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT. /
October IL. 1879.
Cleared Yesterday.
taa,neT "A mite CASTILLO, for Pensacola

Arrived.
Steamship New Orleans 1laisey, from New Yora
Attn inst, tn A Moutnn III dis
Steamship Morgan City Read. from Nav York, 9Th
Inst toe whitney SEQ Aluiara
I,r stnamahp City Of Hriatn Daamotio IL days from
Liverpool 10 Louis Ranger Zoo lat die q
IlarA Wyoming. Iiaker, from Eova july ~. to mas
ter th da, Fourth NJ
@@@@ aTEAMBOATG.
John w Cannon, 1ihann. from IIayou Sara
Belle, ComatoOk, from Bayou NouIa
~ahel DRY, from Lower Goaat Y@
Henry Tete. Auooin from Donaliaanrille
Emma Irvine Ruiz from Lower Coast
Alvin. Sonvell from lower Goaat
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For BAY ~. Louis. Pass and Biloxi
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-05-30

A young and violent scion of the
Republican party declared, cxcitodly:
The North will never Submit to the
election ola Democratic President in
$780," lie did not represent any
alarming amount of Northern senti-
ment, but his remark expresses just
about the size of the present patrio-
tic spasm Of the Radical leaders.
They are afraid Democratic Presi. i.
dent will be elected in 1880, and are
willing to resort to any means to pre-
ventit, as they were in 1876 Wash
ington Cor. IN Phil. Tines.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-05-30

Kind words cost nothing; they arc
easier to use than any other. They
won't blister the tongue nor aggra-
vutc the children or servants. People
who talk loud and threaten, use
weapons Of weakness. Kindness,
favored with love, is the true prin-
ciple for the home circ or, indeed
elsewhere.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-05-30

1t is now a crime in Colorado to
deface natural scenery with signs and
advertisements.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-05-30
A Small Boys Revenge.


sN "a, = 'iis'., ..IJh
~. ..">.crm vi II Jctierson- avenue
car The other day to come down town.
lie was mentally calculating the cost
per rod Of street railways, when the
driver looked back and caught sight
of the top Of his head and leaped off
to give him q cut. If one Of these
small boys was ever hit with driv-
cr's whip be fore, the date has been
forgotten; but this lad caught sting
er, and left that platform rs if he
meant to fly. The driver chuckled,
but the horse didn't. For some rea-
son he stopped, left the track, tried to
draw the car off the rails, and in the
effort broke n tug, jerkcd the money
box off the rail into the mud, and
might have climbed into the car if
the driver had not appeared While
the money was being tishcd for in the
mud and repairs made, the snail by
put i'll his speech. The cache" had
left him, and, standing where he could
secure good lew of operations, he
called out
"kin ye tell n fclar .jist 'zactly how
much ye made by that ere job ?"-
Detroit Free Press.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-07-16

A MYsrERY.-"On the 10Th ult., the
steamer Western Slope left here FOR
Fort Wraugel and way ports. and
amongst her passengers were four men
named Mcintyre. Seeley. Bradshaw and
Murphy. who had been previously en-.
gagged by Capt. Moore to cut wood on
one OF the islands lying of the north .
west coast. The men were Landed
safely ON the island and worked for
several days. bu: Seeley. Bradshaw aud
Murphy became discontsnted with
their occupation and resolved to r,lin.
quish it In the horizon they discerued
what til, y believed to be the mainland,
and judging it was only anout five
miles distant. they built q dug out.
hoping that they would lie able to
reach one Of the fishing establishments
on the coast. They put to sea leaving
Mcintyre in charge Of their blankets,
spare clothing. etc. and have not since
been heard Of Mcintyre returned on
board the steamer Western Slope in
company with man named Hogan,
ard lived with him until day or two
ago A strange circumstance in con
nection with the affair is that nothing
was said about it by either Of these
men until Mcintyre left Hogan's cabin.
Imm.distely they separated Hogan
made a statement 81 the effect tnat
MeIntyre has been trying to sell the
blankets. This McIntyre emphaticslly
denies and says that he believes his
former companions r, ached the fishery
in safety. On the other hand Hogan
maintains that the fishery. instead Of
being five. was forty miles distant from
the island aud that to reach it the men
would have to pass through swift and
dangerous currents He thinks it very
improbable that they have arrived
there The missing men belonged to
the United States, and had been 10
this Province only Q short time pre-
vious 10 going North" The foregoing
10 from tho Victoria Colonist. The
Seeley referred to Is thought by some
here - he d. w. Selye. formerly OF Ss-
attic. who was known TO be in What
com county three or four months ago.
but who has not been heard from here
since.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-07-16

THE WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY AGAIN.
The Portland BE of last Saturday
says: The directors of the Willamette
University have brought the wrath of
the people upon their beads by constant
quibb.ing, resulting in the entire f.
Guilty Of the Institution re.igniDg. Prom
Prof Condor. who arrived in this city
last evening. We learn that Prof. Catch
has accept q chair in the State Uni
vrrsity at Eugene City. and has rented
house to be occupied by himself and
family August lst. aud he sdvsrtises his
Salem property. That he will insist
upon bis resignation being accepted BY
the directors is certainty Prpf Catch
As acted Is presiden: Of the University
for nine years. aud under his supervision
it was more successful than ct any time
since its organization. He is sn honor
able gentleman and . msu Of thorough
education and good judgment. He WAS
offered . position ct one time in this
city at al increased salary. bat refused.
thinking it would not be right for him
to leave the University. The State
University in him has . valuable acqui.
sition to its faculty. and the directors
will not allow him to resign the ac-
cepted chair"