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A Proner Protest..

Prince Edwards Island one of tue provinces
OF the Dominion OF Canada, against impris-
onment for debt. The government furnishes
the iucarcerated debtor with neither food nor
drink, and If his family or friends do not sup
ply his needs he runs a chance of starving.
The jail is flied with debtor prisoners, who
can neither earn nor pay anything, and Uho,
in some cases, are supported by struggling
wives, who have also children to provide for
Many depend entirely upon what they receive
from their fellow-prisoners or upon the kind
ness of the keepers.
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chinese Schools.

San Francisco Golden Era: ga remark
able example of the eccen tricity of the Chinese
turn of mind is noticeable In their schools,
where, instead of silence being incucated, as
might naturally be considered so essential,
every chila ezpected to bawl out the lesson
that he IS committing to memory at the top
of his voice; and the babel which ls the re-
suit may be more easily imagined than de-
scribed. When a Chinese boy goes up to
repeat his lessons, he does not stand facing
hence repeating a lesson goes by the familiar
name Of backing It. This method Of reel
tIuon mas az excellent EJECT Ia keeping the
boy ON the qui yive to AVOID mistakes, Tor no
sooner does he commit one mistake tnan lie
is called to recollection by a smart tap on the
closely shaver pate, from the metal Of the
long tobacco pipe which every pedagogue
carries about him"
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arrangement for them, but decidedly dsas-
trous to tie depositors, who were lulled into
quietude by false statements, published every
month, showing the usual excess OF assets
over liabilities" The Pieaylme advises de-
posItors, however, not 10 sacrifice their
claims, and adds: The three banks which
have failed ought really to have been wound
up years ago" The financial department Of
the same paper reports that business there Is
going on as usual, and the clearinghouse
shows volume nearly equal to the traEsac-
tons of the previous week; also, the clog in
exchange IS about over. At the stock ex-
change twenty-five cents on the dollar was
bid for deposits IN the Southern bank, fifty
cents asked; forty-nine cents for those in the
Mechanics and Traders, ninety cents asked,
and thirty cents for the books of the New
Orleans savings institution, with fifty cents
as ked
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During the coming summer three thousand
Italians will (says : dispatch from R1me)
leave laramie for the southern coast OF New
Guinea to establish a colony TO be called
Italia" The initiators and leaders OK the
enterprise are MenottI Garlbaldi and a fellow
soldier named Achille Fazzari The TiUles's
Rome dispatch says: The money requned
Tor Menejti GarIbaldi's projected colony
VIZ, SIX million doliars-is ready. The APP
plications to JON the expedition are more
numerous than can be granted. Many depu-
ties are among the Adventures. The expe-
dition will b. divided into an industrial and
agricultural party, and a military organiza-
ton, under Achille Fazz4ri, fer protection
against the natives. The equipments will in
clude a cable to connect with northern Aus
tralla q"
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GENERAL ORDER NO. I.
FOR THE BETTER OBSERVANCE OF THE SABBATH,

Know all men by these. our councils wise decreeS
Present ca on tn .iT knees, the better 10 appease
The wrath of Oh ana mighty Mrs. Grumpy,
The ROSTERS mustn't crow, nr the hens mustn't lay,
1 be dogs mustn't bark. nor the mules mustn't bray,
Nor the cats mustn't kitten upon Sunday
The flies mustn't buzz the mosquitoes mustn't sting.
The BIRDS mustn't chirp. nor the leaves mustn't
swing,
Nor the breeze mustn't blow on this one Sunday:
Tue hogs mustn't root t9e fishes mustn't swim,
The mldgeS mustn't cough, and the squirrels on
limb
Mustn't dare to cut up capers on a Sunday.
The f,ing govt must cease. for thus our council
Wills
And the fortunate proprietor of fever and ehiIIs
Must postpone his pleasant shakeup until Mon
day;
The deaf mustn't hear, nor the dumb mustn't trll,
The sick mustn't look on either bolus or pill,
Lest their bowels make motion upon Sunday.
The decyepit mustn't march, nor the baby mustn't
SneeZe,
The merry mustn't laugh, nor the lover mustn't
squeeze
His beloved upon parting on Sunday;
But all things must become as sad, and sour, and
glum,
As If tue wrath to come up for sons
To pour upon their n+ighbOIS on Sunday.
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may take, but for hard-worklng Irishman
or German there are but two-land and a
government bond, and of these two the land
is the better Had the Catholics of Cincin-
natl made Archbishop Purcell their spiritual
father, and made the lands or bonds their
financial friend, that city would have to-day
happy priest and happy people. The pro-
fessor thinks that st. Peter NAV have been q
rock of gospel truth; but he was not bank
vsult
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"The Best In the world

Iuka Mirror: 1.-The Memphis APPEAL
has failed to reach our Office for the last week,
but on Monday morning it made its appear
ance again as bright as ever, sparkling with
the current news of the day-hashed over the
wires of the telegraph from over the seas,
from the east. west, north and southland,
in fact, perfect encyclopedia of each day s
transaction of the entire universe. The AP-
PEAL. is not only welcome visitor at our
office, but is eagerly looked for and con-
sidered the daily disseminator of each day S
transaction throughout the land"
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Monday. April -, 1879,

az the courthouse Of Shelby county. Ter --. -,
Tor cash, at u o'clock ia. 70 ms iS9s sen
free from redemption, the PrOr $3.50 80, S-Susf'
SS scr, As follows situate 5s0 and being iH he
neSSee tC-wit: BegiHntlg IN ~ S5,aSe VI Ie-
81 Ses9n street GOO oS hundred feet nom ifS in
SS3tb 49,, ILL 80 avenue; thence saSwarcly
t,1 u - 80 % 'O0eScl Stgeet 800 nlty feet
tt nOl ,a"a".,y 150) one bundled ana INV
49,. -fS - ssestwarGIy parallel with R0beeo1
S'1irsst . ~ iests thence sCuthTardIy tI5O one
o. ,6. y anu ntJJ ieet 10 the beginning BsiDg jot
- y nine block l6', six BTaCiCr'S SulllIyisfor,
y, Souhu! lol+l lot i've hundred and fOuueeD 10
here made. Sf~--'-i ie'S1SA-eS Is
TIE believed TO be cool but sell and convey
only as trustee. ''-' N1i-'s'
w,,.,, B. ,,.,,.-- v C. MCCLURE, Trustee.
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Total. s7,484,4OO 600 s6.526,0OO,OOO
A Dreans

Louisville Courier Journal. "Mrs. 7 w
Frank, of Jeffersonvllle, dreamed on Mon
day night that a negro in the employ of her
husband was in the habit of stealing lard
from his slaughter-house. She informed Mr..
Frank of her dream, and next morning, sure
enough, Mr.. Frank caught the negro leaving
the premises with twenty pounds of lard.
Mr.. Frank dischared the fellow and allowed
him to leave the city without arrest"
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> An
y IleketS, $50. 30 Tickets 500.
Remit oy PoSGo1tce Money Order, Registered Let
Ser sank GTaiL or Express Es fst Of drawing pub
,tS1ed In Louisville Cc.sesro,fg1sai and New York
herqd and mailed 20 all ticslst-hOlders For tickets
and Information a1GTsss COAFlfONIVEA ITTT ms
TRLBUTICN Co, or 7. J. COlIAfERFG9D. Secjy
COTseT7J01ir7s1t Building. Louisville. Kentucky For
Memphis, Tennessee ss-NNs
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Monday, APen FL. Issa.

RI the courthouse CT Shelby county. Tennessee sell
i0f cash 10 The highest bidder Tree rom redemption
We property therein described follows. Situate
yllk -,ils Osln Ia the cIty OF Memphis, county Of
Sheio!, state OF Tennessee, 20 Wit: Lot No. los
oIock = on the plan OF division o. the comprO-
nlse auHltlons 10 the citY OF Memphis OntlnE (2l
tNthty-hNe feet on the south side Of Adams Street
between Front Row aud the river: running back
sl4Sl2l one hundred and fOTty eight and a half
Ieet petvEeen parallel lines 10 such trust deed 50
ieSoIded, special reference Is here made
rue De!leSed 10 be good. but sen and CONVEX as
trustee only.
w,,,,. W.; WcLURE. Trustee.
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Trusfees sale

IA NHtue OF the terms OF uu.t deed executed 10
- tne Undersigned on the 18th dgy OF December
- -; " Etaetus Matsitll 4. tlua K MARSHALL
II We dl5 Ieg>tefeI sl the -ezstef'S office OF
81 70 c-tl.ls' tennessee ~ deed 10 k IQg. page
. 20 st slTe the indebtedness therein described
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ENDERYAkERS
And Manufacturers Of FIaherty's Paten
TRs sTEE SALES,
Trustees Sale

RG virtue OF the terms OF a trust deed exee1lrecf
u bg the undersigned on the 2sth day OF Decem-
Ter, 1916, by AUGUSTUS [. G5neite, R0Nina J. Mad
deil anu her husband Cornelius ID. Madden. Ciulv
registered In The registers ofce OF Shelby county
hehnessSe IN deed bsOz 10. page .,.l, 20 seeur~
TIE Indebtedness t--si eIn described, I WIZ. on
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Prevention OF Contngtoss diseases.

Washington special to the New York
Herald: Representative Chalmers, of Mis-
sissipp, who was defeated in the house on
Friday in an endeavor to introduce bill pro
viding for further legislation with view to
the prevention of contagious diseases, imme-
diately after objections was raised by Repre-
entstve Conger, Of Michigan, proceeded to
he senate for the purpose of having the
-ame measure introduced IN that body and
il passed thereby secure the action of the
house upon it. Mr.. Chalmers's bill modifies
to a considerable extent the bill passed at the
'ast session, and it is claimed by prom nent
southern members that additional legislation
upon this subject Is very mu b needed IN
order to prevent recurrence of the fever. 1t
is conceded by Democratic members that the
objection raised to this measure to day is a
signal of the Republican side to defeat, as far
as lies in their power, the introduction or
consideration of any subject other than that
Tor which the extra session was called
namely, to pass the bills making appropria
tons for the supply OF the army and main
tenance of the legislative, executive and ju-
dIcial branches of the government. Mr.
Chalmers will also attempt to procure the
passage of the Mississippi levee bill by hav-
ing 1t brought up in the senate during the
extra session. This bill passed both houses
during the last session, but failed to reach
the President in time to receive his sigma
ture previous to adjournment"
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DR. .. APooh
DISTRIBUTION COMPANY,
z q tn
GRAND DISTRIBUTION

GRAND DISTRIBUTION
Commonwealth Distribution Co.
By authority of Commonwealth OF Kentucky
drawing and details under supervision Of Prominent
Vile. on
MOr day, March 81. 1879.
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Queen Victoria to take in Paris shortly

Queen Victoria will leave London on the
twenty fifth of the present month for Paris.
The distance between the two cities is not
very great. 1t has been done In much less
than nine hours, and can be done readily IN
ten; and yet it Is now a quarter Of a century
since Queen Victoria crossed the channel and
landed in France. 1t was not until she had
been seventeen years on the throne that, ac-
companie3 by the prince consort and her eld-
est son and daughter, she returned IN Paris
the visit which Napoleon III had paid to her
majesty at Windsor castle. Many kings OF
England, or heirs to the crown thereof, have
made the Journey between London and Paris,
by all kinds CT more or less ciTcuitous routes,
since the days of AeIncourt. The child,
Henry VI, was crowned King Of France
at Notre Dame, but was soon ANONYMOUSLY
expelled from the realm which MS father 5
valor mad Won. Charles |, when Prince OF
Wales. passed through Paris on his romantic
trip to Spain. Charles ii was an unwilling
visitor to Paris during the protectorate. He
had no money; his mother, Henrietta Maria,
was well nigh starving at the Louvre, and
the French government, to please Cromwell,
lost few opportunities of letting the exiled
Stuart know that his room was much to be
preferred to his company. Yet another
yal Stuart, his brother, both as Duke Of
York and as James II, the dlscrowned
fiug Of England, went from London to
It ar kn4s Of Great Btitain, France, and
Ireland, james III. and Charles III. called
especiyeiy the Old aud the Young Pretend
r., were destined for b. season to make Paris
her abode " hen they ID much rather bave
neen at s.. James's or at Windsor At st.
Ge mains the old Chevaher De 81 George
leid Tor w'Ile his anton court; and hen
a. Charles f ward he quilted Paris with high
nope. only 10 return. alter many adventures
and misfortunes, ragged, forlorn, aud penni-
less. By and by the French government
made peace with England, and the English
ministers pressingly demanded the expulsion
of the Pretended Prince of Wales" rom
the dCminions Of the king of France, which
the chevaler obstiDateiy refused to quit. So
they found short way for him. Ahghiing
from his carriage one night, at the door o.
the opera he was seized by body of armed
Doiiee, bound hand and foot. flung into dua-
zeon at VIucepnes, and a few days alterWard
buried 10 the frontier. No English kin" or
prince Of Wales has been 10 Paris since those
times until the reign of the present family.
The three Georges never set eyes on the tow
ers of Notre Dame; George " passed
through Calais on his way TO his Hanoverian
dominions, bat did not visit KING Louis
XVIII at the Tuilleries. and there is nothing
to show that William Y ever saw Paris.
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l944Gz 1OU nlSTRIRnTEn
TICKETS ONLY Sc.

CnParal eled success of the poIular drawings
BEAD the following attractive list 81 prizes of The
MARCH u..sH-ISG-
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The WorId,a Cnmmerea eo.,szs

A competent statistician, Prof. SpaIlart, of
Barlln, computes the worlds commerce for
1878 as follows:
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PRESCRIPTION FREE

u ElESChAHA HUN 4 IA EsAl.
E'OR THE SPEEDY CURE of Seminal Weakness,
Il Lost Manhood and all disorders brought on by
indiscTetion excess. Any druggist has the ingre
dents. DR. JAQUES & CO.,
30 West Sixth street Cincinnati
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STAKCh.

soLD nr Az pntao1srs EvrnrwHEKy
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w,,.s, . ran. W; c. NcLURE. Trustee.
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As Dinner Pill they have no equal.

Prepared by Or. j. c. Aver & Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
Lowell, Mass.
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e16o 900. The Hettie has been inspected. her
boilers standing hydroHtattc pressure OF 2s8:
and IN are allowed q steam working pressure q
generated steam. freely, made good time. apd
Pilot Charlie Nichols. who presided ct the
wheel. says she handles like TOP; The HeIf ",
u named after Capt. Pickles. daughter and Will
leave for New Orleans on saturday
!. The staamar CHARLES Morgan arrived from
New Orleans yesterday ut go .; m days md
trip Of the year. She made forty-six freight
and paeeenger landings, and fought . stroDg
river and heavy drift from Natfhan 70 u,nelh ~
tbe train % minutes at Hreenvlle, waiting for
n 10 ss "aa h sna a g s
eeIving 30 bales cotton and fena1tlp Wneois !.
had bad night and strong bend WIND q oa r.
ade The Inn ff2m ara f. coal barves
and losing hours Ut Louisville: made the run
from louisville to CINCINNATI in - hours. max
left Nav Orleans with $40 hhds sugar and $40
bills molaaaes and loo tons Of other freiEhI "a
rabln and 30 deck paAsengers, arriving Of Oin-
einnati with ~ cabin and 40 deck passengers
Registered on the round trip 40 cabin aud 147
deck passengers. Including ~ round trip peo-
S. ss New 1 6r fsana aR mGa an ' says
for New Orleans next Saturday evening.
Especial to the Democrat
MEMPHIS. March 4.-The John Gilmore and
burgess and tho +. A. Baker and barges passed
down tD-HAV. Inc FORMER TOOK one Hnfke With
her The Port EHds and barge4 went up. The
The Mary Houston is due down. There Ia
twenty four feet eleven Inches by the gauge the
river Ia falling. The Weather ID elear and cool.
business In general Ia light. and ut the landing
Il IL dull. The packets left with light trips.
Owing to the recent large sale Of cotton, the
shpments on Saturday will BE- good. The yas.
ID. Parker for Cincinnati. will leave we'll lnden.
1t ls reported that corn Id Madrid bend Is get
ting scarce Receipts from there IRE falling off !:
per packets to-day they were very light.
BT. LOUIS, April 4.-Tha river has risen two
tenthH Of a foot In the past twenty four hours
The weather III cold. Arrived. Belle of Shreve-
port. from New Orleans. Departed: City Of
Vteksbnrg, for Vioksburg. The Shreveport ID
loadng. and will leave To mnrr w evening with
all she ran carry. The Vicksburg was loaded
Gat Business good. w. d. A.
lily Telegraph
PITTaBURa. April 4.-The river Ia feet II
inches and falling. Tho weather IL cloudy and
cold
WHEELING. April 4.-The river Ia 10 feet 4
ir hes and falling. II Ii freezing.
MEMPHIS. April Al hs river Ii falling. There
were no arrivals or departures. It is clear and
cold.
ST, LouIs. April 4.-Arriyed: Belle Of Shreve-
port from New OrlehnH. Departed: Sta. Gene
We've for Cairo. The weather j. fair and cold
The river is u fest inches above low water
mark and rising.
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW Or
LEANS VIA HAVRE. SOUTHLAND
TON AND HAVANA.
1kEH. The steamships OF the North Ger
wAalsea2&k man Lloyd will resume their Regular
Trips. rs follows:
From Bremen. From ". Orleans
Nurnbarg. ........ March 20 About April ~
HrHt1nEGhWbg.
These steamers touch outward mt Havre and
Havana. and on their home trip ut Havana and
Southampton.
PRICES OF PASSAGE:
From Bremen. Southampton or Havre to Hav-
ana or New Orleans Cabin. $50: Bteerage $50.
Bremsn-Cahn. $50; SteeraEe 845
Storage. Stb.
Children under ton years. half price: chill
dren under one yenr, FREQ.
~ B.-Our agent for Texas Mr.. Peter NJ Er-
hard. In Galveston. 10 authorized to Issue steer
age passage orders at the following through
rates:
Frsm Bremen to Galveston. 842
From Bremen to Tndianola. t45 80.
The com panY reserves the right to change the
route ofothe steamers. their advertised days oil
departure and the prices OF passage.
Passage tickets from Bremen. Houtham pton
or Hnyre to New Orleans issued by the under
signed.
For further particulars npply to
ED. +. BTOCKMEYEA & CO.. Agents.
" ~ Union street.
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RAILROADS.
No Dust-A Pleasant Ride to the Lake
and Along the Lake Shore.
NEW ORLEANS, SPANISH FORT AND LAKE
RAILROAD.

nN AND AFTER SUNDAY. MARCH 30 THE
~ trains will leave the corner Of g nat and
Basin streets M fooWs:
snndays-At 63o. 3. Q TO- II Q. M. - M. |. Q. 3.
4 t. 6 ana y. IN. Lust trnin from the lake at .
p. m.
During the weekAt ESQ. Q, 10. II II. m, u M,
l. g. 3, 4. 5 and y. M. Last train from tho
lake Mt 7 80 .. m.
As soon a. possible after the receipt Of our
now motive power and rolling stock. half hour.
and when necessary fifteen minute trains. will
be rus.
Our purpose is to make Spanish Fort d popu-
lar and agreeable resort for families. Every
effort will be made to prohibit everything which
could offend the most fastidious.
Tho pavilion on the lake shore Is for the free
use Of our patrons. It will be provided with
seats and swings. Ladies' and children will find
ii n delightful place to spend the day.
Fare for the round trip I5 cents. Children
between four and twelve years, 10 cents; under
four, free City Park, s cents each way.
r. s. WILLIAMS Superintendent.
mh2g 1nO
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mBayon Laoomhe-Per sebr Josephine No a-aa
ODrda wood to master
Hayou Laogmbs-Per sohr Modsste-25D bbls sand
ID order
Mardsyille--psr sohr MaudsvIlle-G9O bis charcoal
b master
Tehefnneta Riysr--per sehr Try Again--40 cords
wo0d It'd master
Tchafuneta Rver-Per sehr Dorio and Do1ia-f5O
bbls sand to order - ~
Pass Mancl,ae-per sphr Pomrne fOr-2e cords Of
wood to master
Lake Maurepas- sohr Viotoria-1s cords wood
10 master
TanRipahoa-- schr Mary Diana-ls cords wood
30 master
Pear, River--Per barge Katie 10000 feet lumber
TO order
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FROM TasE PASSES.

roRT EAns. April a. u. m.-Barpmeter % 40
Wind north northeast. very light. Weather clear
and cool
Arrived: AIT lI:25 n. m. Spanish steamship
Santiago, kibaras master, from Havana. to
Pnig, Corral n DO.
sailed. Steamship Lizzie Henderson for Key
West. schooner W. b. Harriek for Uadiz
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OPKLOUAAh.

REGULAR OpELOUsAs PACKET
Leaves every WEDNESDAY, at 5 2, NJ
FOR WASHINGTON, OPELOu-
.ieIhssse3aaanS sas, Port Barre. SimmsDoLt
- ChurchMlie and all landings on Ine
Coast, Atehafalaya river and Bayou Uourta-
bleau-The new light-draft steamer
YAZDO.
VIM Crawford master, J. B. schmit CLERK.
will leave as above For freight or paasags a.
ply " on N, board, or to LORD d MoPEARE, Agents
~ de 90 asi'A GEO D. HITE, 142 Gravier street
Connects with steamer ELENOkA, GapI. - o.
Smith, for all landinga on Bayou des olalzes.
NFw ORLEANS AND oPELOUsAs PACKET
A'n' COMPANY.
REGULAR UNITED STATES MALL PAGkEI
Leaves every TUESDAY. at 5 p;m
$50 FOR WAsHIS GTON. OPELUp.
IsAaTt@ sas. Port Barre, simmsDort, Church.
isass.zssss-zA Vile and all landings on the Coast
A+obafa Riyer and Bayou OouTta5leau-The
now lsA' FAaEHON.
=. Thao. John and j. NJ. Sherrouse clerks,
u,,l leave as above. For freight or passage aD.
ply q RRR1f pnIo h EpPLER, 1906 Gravier street,
r. ". ADAMS, 81 Commercial Place.
.S.-The Fanchon connects weekly with the
steamer Minnie for Bayou des Giaizea. and
sions through bills lading to Cheyneville and
all points on Bayou BRuf. oc8h
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RIVER NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, 4
Eutl1rdnr Anril L iR1a

OFFICE NEW UFIFAN5 UEMUUHAT,
Saturday, April 5. 1879.
Arrivals.
Alyin. Assumption. Bart Able Natehez. Raven
and hargaa. j. w. Cannon.
Departures.
Alvin. Whisper. Henry Tate. u. j. Gay.
tn Arrive.
Emma Irvine. Alvin. Martha. lower eoast :
Henry Tee Lafourche: Il. J. Gay Bayou Sara
Halle Whisper. upper coast: Annie =. Silver.
St Louis: Jewel. Rod river, Golden Grown,
Cincinnati.
stage 0f the Rivers
Daily telegraphie report Of the stage Of water
III various points. with changes, In the III hour
ending yesterday ut . u. m.
Above low fu
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LIVERPOOL SOUTHERN .. .. L,rK.

40lSo&G The steamship
MEDIATOR,
Hanney. Commander.
will sail on or about April I. 1879. from
wharf. foot OF Esplanade street.
VIII receive cotton and stgn through bills
ladtng for the Continent. between Havre1
Oronstadt
These steamships. being OF light draft, will
cross the bar Of the Mississippi at all times
without detention.
For freight apply to
DEOAN b CO.,
da21 1Y 1sg 1ravfer street.