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RAILROADS..

NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD.
~ MOBILE FAST LINE.1
THE SHORTEST RDUTE 70 EASTERN
CITIES. -
DOUBLE DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS.
On and after Sunday, MAJ as, 1879 trains
will arrive and leave depot foob OF Canal street.
as follows.
LEAVE. ARRIVE.
No. Express mo- 4 Express.
daily ...... q 80 am. daily. Al am,
no. 3 Express No. 4 Express
daily. Is 100 pm daily .9:14 pn1,
Nos Coast Ac- mo. Coast Ae~
commodati'n commodatf'n
daily except daily except
sunday I'D Dan SUNDAY. %: as am.
Tickets may be obtained and Sleeping Gar
Berths secured In advance on application at the
office corner Camp and Common streets opr,o.
site City Hotel.
3. B. ROBINSON Superintendent
81 " ]. ". COLEMAN. Ticket Agent.
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Receipts by Railroads.
CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS
pATrspnAr


July Isl bale cotton BiGkham 4 Moors-I coil
rope Wang Cottam--4 cars tin Der Mepnigrode--
| do 2 Marky--I oar wheat Web ter Dillingham;
Miller Meyer---is bills onions l Dbl potatoes to
3 D'Amioo Aco-2 cars cattle Ayoook, Mitchell 600
20 bbs whisky Flash. Preston &oc-25 do znberbier
Behan--ls0 phgs heer H Redwitz-2O bbls pota-
toes BertueGi &eo-7D boxes cheese n Lawrence
&co-4 half bbls butter . so1ari 4 son-2s tubs do
Smith Bres ao0 ebs apples y bbs poasss
spples " crates cabbage j salamoni Aen----91 do
Stitch q Son-ao do 8, bbls onions W Dawson l.
aeas ~ sasa fooa DRY hgs sacks wool
beer Ziegler--i4 frkns butter FlaahpoIler Beck.
er-9 bbls whisky key wine KIeinpeter--1 Dbl
ants-3s bbls potatoes crates cabbage Salamoni Il
co-67 bills potatoes 30 bbs onions Doherty--53 do
~ hels potstoes Joseph Keiler2i6 boxes fruit to
% do w stork--64 do Cefalu 4 son--aa do ID ST.
vori--l4 do Panl Pace--30 do nj Lecler
MoRaAN's LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL.
ROAD AND STEAMSHIP co.
5 5ay 1si ssek wos Rsss Eggs
sevin-4 do . dry hides surle &oo-f7 bales moss
! pig eggs n Walsh DO I spor-2 bales moss
4 bales moss hf do by Grobel--s hf do T III Gil.
mors-6 dry hides Horter & Fenner-a bbls moasses
Berkson Bros-25 head cattle T Servat--34 do te
z Mehe 4oo-sundiies 70 order-Total bbls molas-
From Clinton-Per steamship Josephine-51s sacks
bone meal % sacks wool 10 bales hides bale cotton
O Whitney Gco--l do Lehman Abraham Aeo-lB6
sacks oats Jne Hardle &eo-0 Oh reeves Avcoek,
Mit6hsii &Go--d3 do @ Mehle &co-20 do NJ Flsntt
-TOta2 bales cotton
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD,
July fh--10l bales cotton L Harris Aco--4 to
Walden, Hawkins y Roberts % sacks cotton seed to
Cotton Seed Association-t cotton gin j BWolfe
6eo-7 rolls leather Horter 4 FsnBer-ig boxes fruit
Oterf Rro--1a do I'll w stark-32 casks bacon to
Conyerse-2 ears cattle s Straass-s2o kegs
beer g 1alets-l37 bbls potatoes Joseph Keller--4
shls whisky g Wheat boxes tobacco Wack-
eTbafth & Joseph-5 pkgs paner FL Knshfold--3 do
g " Bepjamin-l do bags Kuoker & Hodees-2g
pkgs mdse M Prnbatesto-2 bales domestic BOYD
cases do w FL Letchford &co--1 box tsnware w G
Shepard boxes drugs j Hart tool do ; A
Williams &c0-f2 sofas M & j Montgomery-2
hhds tobacco Jno Kiag &eo--25 boxes tobacco Day
q Ford-ls DO Abraham-5 do T Onsta1l--2s bxs
crackers Christini--2 boxes mdse Levy boxes
gophers coop poultry A Vaeton &ce-5 boxes fruit
] Macbeca-a boxes lemons Ledor-1 car lumber
y Il Bryan piano r Werein-1 trunk Mrs T.
Vancs-4 Dks sundries Emise &co--do Mrs Sulli-
to order--Total 1U5 bales cotton W
sacks cotton seed hhds tobacco
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ylCHsn6n0. G1EKNvILL8A ND nENsN.
UNITED BTATEN NAIL PACKET.
Leaves every TUESDAY 81 3 q. na.
- - FOR VIuKHEURa. NAffWnr
Davis, Bend and informed Its mud

- ingH-Tba steamer ~ N'ea Msa1
THOMPSON DEAN
In place of the n. b. Lee,)
William Campbell, master a. McIar eIafh.
leavss .ae above, connecting at Yiakens1rr yFSsat
farisOtg Line Tor all points on the Tazoo Snns
mower. De6F flrHek ard TaliahStelIi9
@. II. WORK, is Commercial Ptmss
9. e. WAYNE. 81 GTayier sfsases -
49,. 4EO1D. HITE, LA Grayier no
!. VIII K1ve through bills oil ladfng to Trgn6pa.
monroe and Rll stations On tlle VfgkairafI
Shreveport and Texas RaIlroAd. Via DeIIa. NJ
W B. BHDGKETT. kaeFf -
--....z 38 MAGAZINE ffrtsek
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MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, I
~m"am M July Is. 1879. !
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Algiers, Hawthorne, for New York-
CA Whitney eco
Steamship Hudson, eager for New York
"A MGultnn
Yesterday.
Arrived.

Bark Wild Hunter, Minot, A days from Liverpool
to Loyeil Il Baiiey-PoiD :.
Mexican schooner Nnestra SiRnora del Cannen Bob
adj Ia. ID days from Progresso previously re
ported Ut Quarantinej. to Marks Bros Eco
~
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SATURDAY YIQKgBURH UNITED araT1r
NAIL PACKET - =
1sssesf s0ysFs v fdKgbRA1 H & kr.
0RkLOslslle..

NEW ORLEANS AND ~ 4, /, glPELorrsAs PACKET
REGULAR UNITED STATES MAIL pAfsK NJ
Leaves every e UEgDAY, al m.
t.n5 = FOR WASHINGTON OpfETxn.
sas. Port Barre. Eimrus p,rf lFsrr~k
49,. Vile. and all LANDINGS on the SEsMsH
AIcnaiaiaya HiYer and Bayou Courts ~
new. light draft steamer - : ~
FANCH0N,
II. ii, Broad. master.
Thee. Jobin and j.. III. Sherrouss cIsrn1.
VIII leave as aboves For freight Of passage a..
~ 3 CLIFTON ays1S npp1ER los orav,ar st...<
y. ". ADAMS, At Commercial pIaea.
]. =. CARLIN. 80 Maaazir1fs straef
~ IL. s.-Ias Fancnon connects weekly With ttn
sgeamsr minnie Tor Bayou des diaIzee araX
Signs IN tnTougn bills lading To CheyneyilIs afiN
- n- n1lles ~ 6ay0l 6eeuI. oaeH
REGULAR oPELOUsAs PAgKET
IL. FOB WASHINGTON, oPiEiroU-
~ sgsss "a, uo,, PoTt Barre, gimmsrprs
Coast. Atehafalaya river and Bayou Goyrfas
blsau-The new neht.draft steamer
VIM. Crawford master. j, b. sef1mft eIa~s
p 1s1ss "a aeff 6 SIT q
dsa 4as'01 ssisS b, HIrE il arsv,er stress
Freight Tor Bayou des aiaizss put orTf as
b1mmsp0rt, Big Bend Landing or Water VasIax
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Receipts Of Produce.

| ST LOUIs--Per steamer Centennial--67 pigs
asas sa ssas. ss , es s.ss. esa s I
der-20 boxes meat r r DeIB0ndio--1 bnx mdse w
Eber t-94 pkgs mdse Folger Aco--i do VIM Gelding
Is bbs eornmeaI 100 bbls -four ss7l sacks oats to
Glover u Odendahl--20 pumps Holloway Il Edwards
400 bbls -four Harrison & Bettison-9 nhds tobacco
Z Lyens-5o bbls honr Lehman, Abraham Aco--1oo
90 II Lawler--ta5 do to order-s75 bbls oornmeal
seo boz mess Mecann
Aoo-7s3 rolls bagging Meyer, Wells &oo--1 bog mdse
Warren. Atkinson sco-4i pkgs mdse o Morris
hemme-4s bxA moat w b Mathews 4 Bro--1 do 1s
boxes eRgs. Miller Meysr-2o pigs butter Mel
son Ao 9, !, boxes soap G 81 &NORR-15 bbls
sacks 46 sacks oats ghas Peasans-l0 bbIs -four
o. pkgs mdae n @ q r. RE Go--ialg sacks oats to
Rogers Y Mitchell lso sacks barley z sen!e-loo
SACK q corn Sohwabacher q Hlrsch-lss kegs lead to
staniier Macready acoas7 pkgs udse sarazin-s s
Schwartz &eo--1s0 kegs lead 20 bbs oil 8 Todd
100 bbls -four 75 bbls eornmsal vairin Mortimer
52o sacks oats 50 tiefces lard Is bbs srits Wallace
Falrch1ld Ae0-2 pkg mdee Thompson &G0--1 do
ana sundries 4 Whitney. Aoo-4o boxes tobacco to
J Saraxn--1 pkg mdse J. Camors-150 tcs lard
J A Norton--o0 bills oornmeal 81 bbls erits Sehwa-
baeher, Prevented 4 Pfeiteral6 bbls -four SO BIT do
W bbis grts and sundriss TO order-Total bhds TO-
vICKsBURG-Psr steamer City Of Augusta
bales cotton y Newman &co-2 Lehman, Abraham
8 Gumbel-56 sacks cotton seed N D Cotton Seed Az
soeation snDdries ~ order Total 10 6aes cotton Sc
sacks cotton seed
sHREvEPORT--Per steamer 10 Bryarly-4 bales
cotton Jn0 Chsfs Il S0ns-1 g L Walmsley Aeo--l
Jnn Phelps &co-3 bales hides SACK wool N o Il II
r e ge,.suadriss to erder-lrotal bales cotton
BAYOU SARA-Per steamer John w Cannon
bales cotton Meyer. Weis keo--3 bales moss e Il
Wfight-sHDdries to order
LOWER COAST-Per steamer Issbel-Sundries to |
order " i
ST JOHN THE BAPTIsT-Fer steamer Eva
Sundries to order
Receipts mt the New Basln.
PssGaRDula--Per sehr Oeff 40 600 feet lumber to
81 Buddig
Paseagouls-Per sohr Annette-4o 40, 900 feet lumber |
to ii Bnddig
Tohefunota Kivsr-Per sehr Laura L-s0, 600 bricks
TO pfdsr
Pass Manehas-Psr sloop lookout 500 melons to |
master
Tchefuneta River-Per schr Ann MeGninn--5o0
bbls sand to order
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AZ ouarantIne sta tfon.

Steamship Chase Baker, from Havana via Florida
Perts, to r B Post a Son
Rr barkentine Chittoor Gortley so Days Rio dc
JanerO, We 81 Th6mAs, 70 Westfsldt Bros
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STEAMBOATS,.

Centennial, Davidson, from st Louis
Eva, DeHnnehei. from sSt John Baptist
mabel O'Pry, from Lower Coast
John w Cannon. Libsno. from Bayou Sara
City of Augusta, Griee from Vicksburg
Jo Bryarly. SeovelL, from Shreveport
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HTernorandIa.
AMERICAN PORT

AMERICAN PORTS.
The schooner John McAdam. Rath bun from Bos
ton for Mobile, with ice, put into Noank July o. to
replace jib and flying jb lost off Montauk in gale
The - r" -
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FOREIGN PORES.


Liverpool June a0.--The master Of the ship Bom-
bay, fl N Galveston, reporte: On the 18th inst lat
Al N, long - w, passed between 10 and gu bales of
cott1r, all being eharred by Q, appeared like New
Orleans bales. On bale two letters were ibe
and taken to be "S'' with I'D" under, and another
with 70 o. centre Of mark. Appeared to have been
not many hours in the water.
Liverpool, July ARRIVED steamship st Louis,
Reid, from New Orleans. sailed. June 80, City OF
Ottowa, Dunn. for Psnsacola,
Plymouth. June 30-Sailed, Jantsen, FolqeIberg
for Pensacola.
Reva, May l2-Arrived Oceonom, Peterson from
Galveston.
Falmouth, June 3c--Arrived Peter. Woostman,
from New Orleans
Elsimore. June 27-Took pilot 24th ii Hussey,
Darrah from New Orleans
Beachy Head June 49, Off. LeonIdas, Robertson.
from Pensacola for New Orleans
by Gable to the N. Z. Herald
Bordeaux, July 10-Saled from Pauliac bark Al
phonae ct Marie No CITY. Privat for New Orleans.
Genoa. July "a rived brig Nellie tIta1) Longo.
bardo, from New Orleans
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By Telegraph

-. New York, July Is. 1879.
The steamship Lone Star. Capt. freeman arrived
below last night
New York, July 49, 1879.
The steamship Knickerbocker, Capt Kemble, ar.
rived early this morning.
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.des2O
Holiday journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1879-1879, 1879-12-24
I WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER a. 1879-NO. 5.


my worthy host Of the Phoenix set out
for me some sixteen years ago;-Gil-
christ. think, his name was. You
hare rich valley here, said to him,
as we stood on the porch, in the twi-
light. Sir he replied d,-and there
was dignity and reverence in his tone
and manner,-'there is no more beau.
tiful spot on Gods footstoolslD -. At
my inn, dinnsr-time came at noon.
You have seen the dining-room OF
well-kept German inn; belize you put
up at the Bunch of Grapes, at Lancas-
ter, befo re the Stevens House was
built. Well, it was in such room
and at such table that sat down.
could hear the Swatara babbling, as
the younger daughter sale, ,-'Kneiel
ssoup?' Mothers had been delicious,
and my landlady's, in the city-she
was a Jersey Quak er-was excellent;
Of course, I would take some. The
others at the table had been served,
and there was gurgling sound in
the room that drowned 6watara's
music. :. Hetty-that was the youn-
ger ones name-brought me my dish
of soup;-about two quartsl. . /. I hold
il 70 be the most gentlemanly act
of my life that put it all under my
jacket, rather than disturb the gratifi-
cation that the landlady and Gret-
chen showed on seeing me at work
over it. Knniles Soup was their
strong hold, and they had made it as
o treat for me. Well, the soup was
strong too; SO were the Kn@dels, and
broad, and yellow, and thick, and oh,
SO long; verify believe if you stood
up on the chair you still wouldn't
have the other end out of the dish. 1t
was the farmland variety OF Kn@del
Soup; it lacked the French-Quaker
flavor mothers had. 1t was whole
some; would stick to the ribs; but it
was not just the sort of ailliment to
nourish and develop the Hs:nute deli
cate cells that mass into the white and
gray substance of the cerebrum. And
it was brains that 1 wanted.
Holiday journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1879-1879, 1879-12-24
KNGDEL SOUP; A RECOLLECTION.

Our German English Dictionary
seys thata Knoelel is a dumpling, or
sort of pudding. 1 don't believe it.
New Snitz and Knep, especially If the
flour be too plentiful, may fairly be
called dumpling; but Knedels are ge-
nerically nothvng else but Knoedels,
though, aswill hereafter appear, there
be varieties of the genus. Some peo-
Pile, ebove their business in this world,
are such noodles as to prefer vermi-
celli; don't blame them,
has not had-my advantages in Kn@del
Soup. Mothers grandmother was
Dutch, and, somewhere along the line,
an English Quaker came in on one
side and French Huguenot on the
other, and the household traditions of
the three intermingled to produce
some famous nner,-especially a
rare variety of Knedel Soup. Later
experienceleads me to believe that in
this the Quaker and French got the
better of the Dutch =. But it is not
bovisb recollection that I am booked
for but one of the many that come to
tba bard-workipo commercial travel
lar Nv the wav. people Of the same
class that nrefeas vermioelli TO Knmd
ala nrofess TO despise commercial
travelIers for be;no s,ob. Onr business
ia not the most eleyatinp. to be sure;
bnt hoors and snobs exist in all classes.
And Won will remember that IL was an
unoommercial Traveller who sneered
and ieered AT his too kind American
friends 70 tickle the fancy and pocked
tba pence Of English bapmen Sew
eral years ooo 7 snend a vacation in
Tabanon For three davs 7 drove a
onita law little ,nore-wa were we'll
motcbad-abopt the conntrv chanoino
for eniovments.-it ia n right pleasant
WOW to mt in the time IL won like IL
storted one mornine, abont s;r
o,cloclr and drew mn at an inn abont
ton Tho lonoIord was oIntfapd baartv
ro,hor fot tbouoht Gov oomfort.
brt he was r;obt ;olly with his cronies
On tba bencb inst b,cl, of the horse.
Holiday journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1879-1879, 1879-12-24

A Boston lawyer, badgering a wit
ness, said sternly:-"L believe, sir,
you served sentence in State PEson?"
''Yes," was the unconcerned reply, Il
was in the State Prison, and had the
misfortunes to occupy the cell your
brother had had"
An exchange says:-''Kerosene will
make Tea kettles shine as bright bs
new." eyes," remarks another paper,
"kerosene will do wonders; 1T will
make whole house shine so that it
can be seen for miles, but it is dread
fully destructive to paint.
''Do you set up for an ang l, now?"
she asked. ''your visits are so few and
far between. "Nol" he answered; ;
''but an angel sets up for me-"
"They fired two shots at him."
wrote an Irish reporter. "The first
shot killed him, but the second shot
was not fatal"
The barber's razor took hold of his
beard with vegesnce, when he looked
up and said, apologetically, "My dear
sir, / came in to get shaved, not to get
tooth pulled"
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT FRIDAY NOVEMBER u 1879.

III roand rip from NsT INK 81 pnf!ads!Dhia %
G G1rogs and haek for 4, steamer Of this class.
fsDa1rs. ths snip Htil naazs seysra round trips a
yssft Tbs aysrsgs valEee of hsr ousuard oaf-
reign Gi5E Till a7sT8gs n0t l5ss than sIs6G9.
sSDsofaH w The DamoeratJ
CTScTpp4TT, FGv. ss-ThsYs has 6een q
frizz8fng rain here sincs iast Night, extending
A. IT, ~ as P,ts5urg. D1t NJ eh1ogh " ar+os
Dr9sDsr4, 7ef sonas ho1s In uaser tsefors me
sn6 a sts fa.nfn. Coal is c9tafng hsrs ty raiI
f ,sa pss iI1 F. v -, r. y II esnts sseI
HsTsf giehofs advsftiaes IT, small, steamer
H a.s ODsr,nehnsln, TIta ths large Lorry. n
Ing, .i7sr ) eses and stasIonafz. N'D.e' A1,tA,
aith a-is NV ~ w. gaars' hr II 1 Nv
from Hemnbis. .Dsparfsd: Fannie Ta.nm ~
Msrogbis; Josis Harry ior White ri7sf. B1ai-
Ca1so, Nov. s.-Ths Daenta and z. 0. s.an-
ard afs ut for asv Orleans. Ths Future Cry
Az here getting ~ t1tv ready w Isavs f1r Ner Dr.
teea t.s.z A ~. starting ~ with w Katia r
pump again
b. Teisgrath.I
=, vftzssssrstst Eov. s.-z-Thars uss = light rain
tsr ~. The river has faFIah a iae1as, Tp:
Ghsroxss VI y d. ID. Arrived hofIis More sid
Mgntsna. NJ buats dqvn.
golden City for VI. L1,1is. Tns sscamsr Hard
Cash is azroHnd a. Bulletin bar. eighty miles
sso7s. The Katie HDopsr ia trgip9 10 tighten
Ter Gvsr. IhS chaanai at that point IL Ianp7
The bar - n5t eattIhg ogt Waasher drizzFiHg
CfEefESArr. Wv. s.--Ths river ~ D fses b
inches and falling
f.IT7zsghfs. W.. ne riyst IA Al inches and
failing slS1f7. Weather 9rfzzftng ratn,
. Cairo. Ngv. g. The river is FEST ~ inches and
falling. Weather el1Hf7. Departed: Laura
Devfs FOR MaE Orfaanr-
EtAFsvfLrE. Ntv. 49,. BEasr Alb fssF sca1t
and falling. Heatlsr eloufy.
81 LOUIS NOV. ss-Eivsf stationary. Weather
eioud7
LOUISVILLE, Nr7s s--Ri7sr 3 f8st inches HI
the canal and falling. Weather cloudy.
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FE0M THE PASSES.

PcET EADs. NOV. q, n b. m.-Earemsser Sbay
Wind east- northeast, Ugf+. Tsathsr eisar.
:. Arrived: Al rs last night British steamship
Suifssure. GfJsoh master. IA days from psaafsb
via Sidney. GaD9 EratIn, In ballast 10 master
British steamship B1rsEeI3. Wallace master.
81 5:a1 This D. m from EsT 7ofk. II baIiass, 70
Vim. Z. Boss.
Austrian bark Tsners. po4ohfeh master. NJ
days from CAPS Torn. Id bsliass. 10 master.
. British bark Romance, To7s master. 81 day
from Cafe Torn. 7ia Bar1sd0es. In paiIast. %
til asssr.
SPANISH brig gugsnia. Carsfrss master. from
Havana, la ballast. % b. Fasi1 h 10.
American schooner Aana Il. Rranz, p1rveY
master, ~ tsys frorn BorfsaHg RsnsfaI e4rgo.
~ Moron & Ball.
Sailed: bark Arabella Tor London; brig :sa-
gerhe for Bordeaux
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MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW CELEATs DEMOCRAT,
Nf1r Ercl her iTf1
f-lsMren YestNrnRY.

Cleared Yesterday.
Br steamship Acton Ssrsohan Tor Hare
French TN
81 steamship a thsrs, Co1ksry, FOR Lfvarpco4-
Low Ii 4 BAILEY
Br ship Annot Lyle. English fo- Hagfs-
DsWaif Powell n Hammond
Br bark Lord paimArston Wsssser. for DHt xirK-
II OessI keo
Nor bsrkantins yssTing, Eeri6f, fsF Lsita--
Ebbt Osrlsfn
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RIVER NEWS.
OFFICE HKW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT
Friday, November I. lsTs,
AYRfxn1a

Ff1aAy, November '. 1874,
Arrivals.
ges marine column.
Departures.
Enns Iryfne, Alvin. Belle. Henry TeeA. J. M
White. q. M. Norton g - "'
Te Arrive.
=. W. gannons u. J. GAY. Ba7o1 sara; Belle.
L5aFa Silly O. Aug1sta Whisper. uppsf eS,aat
hDiden E1ls. y. ". VI Kehior. Gaffsn CIty
gafnss hgWafd John fillmore, Ss. T1yufs; Ennn1s
lrvlhs, Alvin. lsa55I, lowsr eoass: Fanenot,.
Atehsf&aayaj Thorn ps1n Dsan. Natehsz- Yiass+
burg Bonnie Lee. Alexandria.
stage Of the Rivers.
Daily tsisgfsyhie report 5f TIE ssa9s N wase,r
- ssfIg1s pofIsts, witt changes. in shs " hours
endanR yesterday at 3 9. ID.
abo7s l5r7 f-.. ~
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CHICAGO. NJ. LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS
kAIIkOAU

sovsnatef s-ifs car loads, a. fsiIors-af7 bales
eossor ~ Biekhana Moors-Iso a. Gleason, Day
Aeo-lsl ysiasn, Hs~kins koesrt4-lI9 L All,
4 81 kso-7s 3 Iaoraas seo- Jno Hardis kHx,-
4 ~ p rrart Bros Se1-Si Lehman. Abraham 1oo 80
\ Richardson 4 May ~ HYrnsn Lieatshst4in--41
Chsss, Eanilsln b Po-ssi " Harris keo-3s
\ " Thompson Aeo--A 70 + N WasEasisy &eo-2i
Kir.pastfek Aoo-1s Payne. ksnnsdZ see-l5 AZ n
/ IA Norwood Eiehafds-H March SebIsn ksr-
Ia Allen NuzsHs keo--f2 Warren H. Atzins5n--ti To
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Cprrier-J Journal:
The new VIM Pagan raised steam yesterday.
came over from HowArd's. took on her outfit
NIL vent back. SHE'S d success.
Il Ht. Louis Times:
The attendance on Change yesterday Eaz
quite large. including tha usual number Of
eostman. The, priactpa taame 81 discussion
vas the probability Of water n the rivers during
Ihs aeasoE. A majority ri the takers seemed
t0 think that there would b. q rl-e soon and
list the winter would b mated for IT'D mild
TIE ice men don't expect I'D reap much OF a
narTsst here TIL winter w Ts learn from
James a. Smith / Co. and HIse, Loomls Co.
Tbs two heaviest Dealers
@ A we'll known b1atmAn of larRa ayparfence
sald TO this reporter yesterday: You can put
- tne Times that there will be plenty OF water
nope the captain will prove truthful prophet.
IL costs s250.o09 Or less To build d 1rst<c class
Ron freight steamer Of $500 tons that VIII rate
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cotton f5f5 bushes wheat in bulk
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81 bushels in bufk 1914 empty bsgs
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1910 pes slaves
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