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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-15

little ell named ANN ba Alice Mors
Pit all ba caught me az
Clinton passed south. The Mollie Moore and
Colorado passed to st. Louis. The City OF
C1Nc1NNA11. Nov. l4--The boom in the Ohio
is on u last a., special dispatol to the Com ON,
there and rising. Weather cloudy and warmer.
Heavy rains above this afternoon. Boatmen
hole arc active In gettirg roady for business.
when The water reaches this city navigation
and beow.
by Telegraph
MEMPHIS Noy; 1.-THE ,,1, river u T. stationary
steady rain has fallen all day.
VIcKsRUna. Nov. IA heavy rain II falling.
The thermometer is 10. The river has fallen L
rived: Fannie Lewis at 1oa N. No boats up;
CINCINNATI. Nov. 4.-The river la . feet and
rising. Ateady showers fell to-day. All the
PrTTsBuRa, Nov. IA. The river Is feet 6
Inches by tho old mnrks and - inches more In
the channel. The river ~ rising. The wenther
CAfRo Nov. 1.-THE river is feet inches
and rslnK. A heavy rain fell to-day- Passed
Mollie, Moore for, st Louis. Arrived: Yazoo
EVANSVILLE. Nov l4-River p-to 81 a foot and
inclined to rise. heavy rain fell this after
IT. Lou1s. NOV. 14.-Rtvor rising slowly.
LOUISVILLE. Nov. 14.-Rver feet Inches In
the canal Dd stationary The weather is
MEMPHIS Nov l3.-To John A. Stevenson
d. IN. BROWN IS JONES.
mon street.: Have been detained by figs, low
Water and scarcity Of lpbDr. Will arrive Satur-
day morning and leave for st. Louis as soon az
II ID HFGLtR Maa,ar Golden Cty
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LEV asKFUsSG.
HARRISON LINE.

SAH The steamship
ORATOR.
Corbishley commander
will sail on or about November Is. 1879. from
her wharf. foot OF Montegut street.
Will receive cotton and sign through bills O
lading for the Continent. between Havre and
Oronstadt.
These steamships. being OF light draft, win
cross the bar OF the Mississippi at all nmeS
without detention.
For freight apply to
LUCAS e. MOORE
de20 IL 1875 6ravier street, up stairs.
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STEAMBOATS,.
GRKENy1LLE, vscK~BuRG Avn RENns

REGULAR MONDAY PACKET FOR GREEN
"ssf Fol- t dhEENV EVIL y Vid ii 81
s!5ss t. and the Bends The passenger
THOMPSON DEAN.
Jas. q Pepper. master. Frank Beck. yr.. clerk,
with Partsots Limo for all points on Ynoo and
Tallahatche rivers. For freight or ppssage
apply on board or to -
& 8. E & W3hk kkh1 q: hbnmS : CARTER
Through bills of lading signed to Trenton
Monroe md all stations on Vicksburg. Rhreva-
'0e' - ioN"s W'BHAl BE ~ Rit & Agent.
sel9 No 30 Magazine street.
UNITED STATES MAI. PACKET.
Leaves n egGry 1HEsD q ,1i, at
- Dayis'a Bend and Intermediate land
RoHERT T. LEE,
William Campbell master. 7. j.. Howard clerk
leaves as above. connectths ut yicksburg with
flower. Deer Greek and Tallahat chic.
q. G. WAYNE 80 Gravier street
GEO. D. H1'FE. l42 aravier street
Mvnro s Sed al o 9s on n v rdn
80 80 - W. b. BKo OK 'is' Agent Acc
s. r. DUsHANE. Pass, Agent.
au1o 81 St. Chhrlas street.
rd gEITGR Ra TrnrE snh NAH fANEHt
1u Lea siun sysry THunspnsh ~ u
IT, - FIR VIoKsBURG. GRRENVILLE
s4Lsa c. and Rends-The new and maguif-
A',-'' cent p gas n Wa stFsmer
sonasotns At = VVeKsbass Tin PaFIs9ts Line
Boat reserves the right to pass all landings
that the captain may deem unsafe:
{: " Il A M1hh 8 Ba 8 MAAHE i GARTER.
Monroe and ell stations on Vieksburg. Sbreye.'
port and Texas hsr2 g. bE ys Riff e Agent
auto ss Magazine street.
FOB LAKE PROVIDENCE, VICKsBURG AND
DELTA Il, =
~ FOR sri LAKE PnovI b i II 1E' .v1oKs.
kass - burg. Delta. Natchez. Dayis's Bend
- and intermediate landings-The
s'oanoi FRANK PARGOUD.
IN place Of the Ed Riehardson.'
Mcyay master 4 Games eerk
Pariso "a line for iii points on the Yazoo. sun
flower, Deer Creek and Tallahatchie.
D. G. WAYNE, BROCKETT L GARTER
viii give through bills Of lading to Trenton
Monroe and all stations on the VicksburR
Shreveport and rf B. BH RsKfRf Aa Dsa
se2s 80 Magazine street.
SATURDAY VICKsBURG UNITED STATES
MAIL PACKET.
Leaves every SATURDAY. ct 5p. N;
n- FOR WICK oBURG. DAVIS BEND.
49, VI Natchez and all iYtermedlate land
ss-'=-'-<szs iDRs-The passenger packet
NATEHEZ,
s with he Parso Line
for Yazoo. T'aIiabatnhie and Bunhower rivers,
and with Anchor Line for MemnaRs Cairo and
Monroe and all stations on tho VicksburR,
Shreveport and Texas Ratlrsad. via Delta. La.
This boat reserves the right to. pass all land
lngs that the Captain may consider unsafe.
For freight or passage andy on board. or to
John JANNEY JOG Common at.
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RIVER NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
Saturday. November Is. 1879.
Arrivals.

Bee marine column. -@m.
Departures.
Isabel. Alvin, Clara s.. st. John, T.. J. Gay
Frank Parguud, J. w. Garrett and bnrges
To Arrive.
-. w. Cannon. D. J. Gay. Bayou Sara: Whisper
Assumption, City OF Augusta, Clara H., NJ
per coast. Annie p. Silver, Golden City. f. O.
Stanard. st. Louis: Alvin, Emma Irvine Ism
bal. lower coast: Bertha, Atchafalaya: "; Y,
Halliday. Cairo: Laura Lee Helena; st. John
Baton Rouge: 10 Bryarly Alexandria.
stage Of the Rivers.
Daily telegrnphic report OF tho stage OF water
Mt various points with changes. In the "a hours
ending yesterday at D. m.
AhnNn low
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NJ ATEH EX
WHITE RIVER.

REGULAR WHITE RIVER PACKET.
Leaves on RATURDAY. Nov. Is, at s Q. m:
fY FOR JACKSONPORT.A AUGUSTA.
81 Searcy and all way and plantation
fasasssssss& landings-Tha passenger steamer
FLORENCE MEYER,
jas. Nichols master. J. j. Nichols clerk,
will leave as above. Particular attention paid to
ali Bend business on the Mississippi river az
high as the mouth OF White river For freight
or passage apply on board or to
JOHN F. DOUGLAS Agent.
no15 80 arayier street.
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Receipts Mt the Old Basin.

bayou Laoombe-Per sohr Camile-25,c0o feet Of
lumber to order
Tohefuncta Rver--Per sohr John Meyers-3o
cords wood to order
Bayou Lacombe-Per sohr Mary Ann--30 cords of
order
Mandsville-Per sohr Vaudeville 600 bbls char
coal to order
Blind River-Per schr Clementine-ls 600 slaves to
order
Blind River-Per schr None Such-35 cords wood
to order
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MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
November Is, )s7p.
Cleared Yesterday,

Br steamship Fyga, Kemp. Tor Reval-
Lev II & Bailey
81 steamship Eastbourne, Fisher, for Liverpool
Hall Vaughan
Br steamship Burswell, Wallace, for Rouen-
VIM Ross eco
Sp steamship Enrique Mugca, for LIVERPOOL
Louis Ranger AGO
Br steamship Liddesdale Aokley. for Reval---
O Shepherd eco
Nor bsrx Ystava Olsen for Cadz-
Robt Oerlein
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UPPER COAST.
WHITE STAR LINE.

1879 Fan & Winter Arrangement 1850
TRI-WFEKLY UPPER COAST PACKETS TO
IT. n THE FINE AND FAST PASSEN-
J. A. Comstock master, Geo NJ Woods clerk,
i he5ss HTs sba fpbA and 6S Si3s
Goula. returning down the coast on alternate
days.
sasf HHRY fGSsfSR TesfH
SATURDAY at II a.. m. for Ben Tureaud, max
ing all landings in daylight,
S. HENO, 20 Cont street.
Bienyille street to receive freight for either Of
The above boats. oc26 tt
INV anr az THE WAyE; n $500
NEW oH oHUhGA b bNg P P9Nk ET oARRE
LEAVES DAILY IEriday ezcepiedj at 6 D. m,
Fe 81 B sSRHi G y ] & e. CHURCH.
asszzsszsA mediate plantation landings-The
fine side-wh ciT Sss 81 xG .!9n%ss
WIN leave as above For freight 2p s as
No. II Delta street up stairs;
clerk will be found during the day at the
head Of Cont street receiving freight. oc22 tt
NEW ORLEANS AND UrrMk COAST TkI-
WEEKLY PACKET.
Leaves every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY. at II am.
AzSkX far as Welhams. St. James. New Va
sessS cherie Road. Bonnet Oarre, Hahn
Vile. Kenneryille and all way landings-The
steamer
CLARA g.,
VIM Wenzel master. W. ]. Comeaux clerk.
Will leave az above. returning down the coast
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday in daylie hit.
For freight or passage Amply on board or to
W. COMEAUX 20 Cont street.
clerk always on the levse to receive freight.
foot of Cont street, ocN tt
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LOWER COAST.

LOWER COAST.
Leaves every TUESDAY and THURSDAY at II
q. m and SATURDAY at Q o, o.,
r N POR ORANGE FARM. PoINTE
hsE1E2&kM ala. Hache Greenwood Plantation,
3hassssssa@ Terre aug Bfpuf. and all plantation
landings. The new fna and fast steamer
EMMA IRVINE,
J. a, Ruiz master.
e, III. Vallette and N. N. Barrels clerks.
Leaves ais aboye regularly, returning to the CITY
early In the evening on alternate days. koa
freight passage applv on board. head o. uon'
q street, Aun
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Ship Swallow, Duncan, A days from Bordeaux, in
ballast, to master
Schr Snsan Scranton Starke. 81 days frem Bonacca,
to G. I'll Schenck-
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TEXAS.

MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL-
ROAD AND STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
PASSENGER ROUTE FOR GALVESTON AND
HOUSTON.
Passengers take Railroad Ferryboat. foot of
ST.. Ann street. at q. M. reaching Morgan City
at IL M, there connecting with steamers plying
from Morgan City. In connection with Morgan's
Louisiana and Texns Railroad.
1GEEH. FOR INDIANOLA-4 Steamers leave
- @4AlssZzakk q. Morgan City on TUESDAY. THURS
DAY aud SATURDAY. connecting at Calves
ton with steamers for Indanola,
Through bills lading signed to all points
on the Houston and Texas Central and G. H.
and s. A. 7. r.. Int. md Great Northern Rail-
rond. ana New orleans and Texas hallroad.
via Clinton and Gal. II. and San Antonio Rail-
road.
Freights for Gonzales. Hallettsvile Rancho.
etc. received via Clinton or Cuero.
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MATCH ~.

FOR NATCHEz AND FORT ADAMS.
Leaves SATURDAY, Novsmbar IL, at D. m.
r% FOR NATGHEZ. FORT ADAMS,
- mouth Of Red river i, Bayou sara a. and
ROSA b.,
J. M, Rabun master, Lew Bruner clerk.
viii leave as above. For freight or passage ap-
ply on board. head OF Bienville street. nol6
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IT. IDS.

NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD
IN MOBILE FAST LINEl
THE SHORTEST ROUTE TO EASTERN
CITIES.
ONLY LINE WITH DOUBLE DAILY PAS
" SENGER TRAINS.
On and after Sunday. November 9, 1879, trains
will arrive and leave depot. fooL OF Canal street
as follows:
LEAVE. ARRIVE.
No. Express No Express.
daily y 80 o. M daily. ........7:40 AM
No. Express NO. EXPRESS
daily ..... Is 100 o. 70. daily 9:30 pm
Tickets may be obtained and Sleeping Oal
Berthe secured In advance on application at the
Office corner Camp and Common streets. opDo.
'i'e 80 D. B. ROBINSON. Superintendent.
div T. w. COLEMAN. Ticket Agent.
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Hartwsl &c Cbambsrs-1 do Fasnacbt-25 bbs Of
hiRhwines Waiter e. Blanks bbls alcohol L Lyons
SO pkEs butter Sob wabacher a. Hirsch-160 do rs
boxes cheese Fl Fashpoller--lJ2 bbls potatoes to
W Lyon &oo--l2 pkgs peanuts John McCaffrey-
2pkgs rice Allison Geo box books Moroney-
empty bbs 50 bbs oil Insurance Oil Tank co..
ooopa poultry cars poultry Miller d Meyer
cattle A Bauder-l do Ayoook, Mitchell boo do
Biokham a. Meore-2 Noel & Wooten-a II M Flautt
Il car wheat Webster & Dillingham; oars stock to
fold pen slaves Bobet Bros car ocako to
II n Beer-2 cars cotton seed N o Cotton Seed Az
soCiation-6 bills potatoes Chas Plea nts-ll psgs
paper bags To q w Newton--F2) pails and covers to
Waokerbarth Joseph--sundries TO order Total
25gg baIes cotton
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STEAMBOATS,.
RED RIVER.
Red Ieiyer and Texas.

Red River and Texas.
NEW ORLEANS AND RED RIVER TRANS
PORTATION COMPANY. AND TEXAS Pa
CIFIC RAILWAY AND CONNECTIONS.
Through bills Of lading and tn ough passen.
ger tickets to all landings on Red river and oil
railway stations In Texas. The best route to
~ ' = FOR SHREVEPORT. JEFFER-
ssEEssssathtt IA SON. Hot Springs, and all landings
<h@' on Bed River and railway stations
In Texas.
FOR SHREVEPORT.
Leaves ---- Nov. =. ut .. m.
No wharfboat charges. drayage or commission
will be charged ut mouth of Rod River, Bayou
Sara, or ut New Orleana In forwarding freight
consigned to the company by bill o. ladlng.
For freight or ts:Ssage apply on board of the
boats or at tho office of the company No. 46
Camp street. jos. A. AIKEN. President.
NJ W. JOYCE GEO. d. HITE,
j. r.. CABIN, BRITTON Il EPPLER,
ja4 LORD Il McPFAKE. AGENTS.
WEEKLY RED HlvEH PAUkEI.
Leaves SATURDAY. November Is. at p. M:
IT, FOR ALEXANDKIA, EGG BEND.
Iegsss a. Norman's, Barbin's. Wares and way
landingswThe ntaamer
w. T. Boardman master, w FL McChesney clerk.
WIN leave as above For freight or paE sage
epplY on board or to
Il. W. ADAMS. II Commercial Place.
r, S.-FreiRbt consigned to wharfboate mo!ft
OF Bed river, or to aGents ut New OrieaDA Soi
the steamer Jesse K. Bell will 90 forwarded free
of charge. 1es
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eFEH. FOR CORPUS CHRISTI
Freigbls received for above point reshipped
at IndtanoA by schooners and through bills of
ladinR signed.
Light erage to Corpus Christi and Brazos If
any, ut risk and expense of consignees.
Freight for all the above points received at
the depot of Morgan,s Louisiana and Texas
Rnilroad. foot Of Lafayette street. daily until
=. m.
Tickets and staterooms secured until s o. m.
at agents office. or mt tho ferry landing. on
morning of departure.
Through tickets will be Issued from this office
to the principal points on tho Houston, Texas
Central Railroad. on the International and
Great Northern Railroad, Texas and Pacific
Railroad.
G.. A. WHITNEY d CO., Managers,
ocl tt Corner Magazine and Natchez ats.
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ROUEN-Per steamship Burswell-1alo bales Of
cotton
LIvERPoOL-Per steamship Enriquo-5al9 bales
cotton IT'S 49, 1000 TINS oilcake
REyAL-Per steamship Liddesdals $500 bales Of
Gotten bdls cotton samples
CADII--Per bark Ystava-10l. GOO pcs slaves
Imports.
HAVANA-Per steamship Chase-6or0 cigars A
Dessommes- 900 do . Hernsheim & Bro-i5. 0e0 s
BOmba Ter
RecaIpta or RraAu0s.
DuCKPORT-Per steamer THOMPSON Dean
s75 bales cotton to Richardson n MAy-66a to Meyer,
Weis koo-33i I Alrey eco 2g9 Jno Hardle Il
CTS CO. Allen Nusent &eo-sse ST. Frank Pa'gonl-
1875 to L Harris aco--ls, +" RiGk ham & Moore-i7l
Craig Hogsn-l5o Chaffe Hamilton Powell-i25
Forwood-py John Nob.e-7s Keifer 4 Gardner
7sJ Wolfe &co-73 Walden Hnwk Roberts
g. > Thomas Zoos to Graham. Black &co-h4 to
w Thompson Aco-5t s w Nawlins--ht Ben Ger
son & Son-50 h & U, Sewman-t7 to Allen West &
Bush--fO Jno Phelps &oo'3 Gardner a. lopp-32 70
Norwood Richat1s-3t " Feae.29 q = Beer
Stewart Bros &co-l7 w Black Mco- II Allison
&oo-l4 . Caryer-l3O Hopkins--i4J Harrison
IF &co-l2 Britt II Mayscs-l2 j W Bnrbridge d
oo-ia Richard Flower &co--tn y Given q. Sons
u w Sentel &oo--s Moore & Coleman to Beadles.
Wood &co-7 Moses Clark-t u Geek burnt Sam
Stafford Male q Cammack-5 Clapp BROS koo-5
Ar Mil.enbergcr 4 Pollock Gwyn, Freisen Geo
M Shelly &uo-4 Scott McGthee-3 TO hammnnds,
Gaddis Seo-s s GumheI-2 Felix Waker-2 Frank
epbush a Rorlana-, Phppi &eo--i TO Cyrus
Bussey-l634 sacks cotton seed N D Cotton Seed Al
suciatun-5s5 sacks oleake l23 bbls OIL 10 Beadlss
Wood Aco-6 saeks se. d cotton Moore s. Coeman--
sundres 10 order-Total 5Its bates cotnn 1912 Jacks
cotton seed sacks seed cotton 5s5 sacks olcake 1875
bbls oil
VIGKSBURG-Per steamer Natchez -64 bar o. Of
cotton to S b Newman &co-5nl Meyer Veis Eco
2s5 Richardson Il Msy-2ss to j l. Harris &oo-242
H Allison &oo-ls3 Allen Nugent &oo-iss & 9
u ,,,1,,,n ln yra,r
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EEA. FOR BRAZOS SANTIAGO VIA GAL.
N NsAAAasG1GSS veston-The iron steamer
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Memoranda.
-.m.~-u AMERICAN PORTS.
New York Nov lo--Cleared for New Orleans.
brig 2 Smith, Trim
FOREIGN PORTE "
by Gable to the N. Y Herald
Liverpool, Nov s-Eaed for New Orleanp, Am
ship Gettysburg, Call. Nov I0-Arrived from Gal
veston Br Bteamship Timsah Inch
Bremen. Oct 9-Sailed for New Orleans British
ship Stornoway.
by NALL
Rio Jaueiro Oct l3-Sasd for New Orleans, Ital
bark Giulio Clemensa, Gerolano.
Newcastle. Oct 3l-Clearod for New Orleans Brit
steamship Farnley Reynolds
Hsvre, Oct 3i-Arrved from New Orleans Brit
steamship Strong, Deacon.
Lisbon Oct s0-Sailed for New Orleans, Br steam.
ship VIM Dickinson.
bordeaux Oct 29-sailed for New Orleans, bark
z Borg. Anderson.
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BATON ROUGE.

REGULAR COAST AND BATON ROUGE
SEMI WEEKLY PACKET
Leaves EVERY MONDAY. at s D. m. and FRI
DAY. ut 10 q. m.
~ :. FOR BATON ROUGE, PLAQUE
,AAISasasstE mine, Bayou Goula. Donadsonvlle,
s'"-Es-"sssh and all Coast landingg-The new
passenger steamer
ST. JOHN,
J. p. McElroy master
will leave aa above. returning down the Coast
EVERY SUNDAY and WEDNESDAY. For
freight or passage apply on board or to
E. @. MELANCON, 30 Bienville st.
nos tt LORD & McPEAKE. 1872 Graver st.
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ExnN|llrts!.

REvAL-Per steamship Fylgia-4l5o bales cotton
4 bds cotton samples
LIvERPOOL--Per steamship Eastbpurno--G5A6
bales cotton
ROUEN-Per steamship Burswell-l2i0 bales Of
cotton
LIVERPOOIs-Per steamship Enrique-52l9 bales
cotton IFS 3D. 1000 TINS Oilcaks
REVAL-Per steamship Liddesdae $500 bales Of
Gotten bdls cotton samples
CADIZ Per bark Ystava-104 600 pos slaves
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HAvANA-Per steamship Chase-6oro cigars
Dessommes 900 do 8 Hernsheim 600
Plassan &co-suoo Mag & Moranda-2 cases jelly .
j Bomba Ter
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FOR CORPUS CHRISTI

-. November s. at 8 a, m.
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Some Of the Passengers and the Cargo
Tho following IL q list Of the passengers whe
embarked on tho Inflated Borussia ut Liver
pool:
John Moorhouse. John Holden Eliza Holden
Godfrey Holden. Edwin Holden. ERthnr Holden
Henry Holden. Erneat Holden. Clara Holden
Olive Holden. John N. Mnorhouse John Suli-
van, Hugh Rose. Alex. Chester. Chas u II, Mr..
II, Bell Jane Bel. w. Adamson. l., Adamaon. J.
w, Atkinson. IT, Adam ION. Y. J. Adamson c. A.
Adamson. IL. A. Andrews. II Hnlaw. John Sow
ell. Sarah Snwell. Ann Sowrl, John Sowell. Il.
Salvatore aasloDs. Ohaa. numlnk. Rachael nu-
mick Wilhelm Hitterhausen. Henria KaIliar.
Cilla Dominica. Pareti Giuseppe Maria Moglie.
philtpra Ganeaaa George Melvin. Jamss Hard
grave VIM Todd, Elizt Todd. Il Todd. John
Todd, Thna. L. Todd VIM. Todd. Ethel Tod
Arthur Todd. Robt. Wilkinson. VIM. Barry Pat
Barry.
The remainder Of the passengers. upward Of
100 In number. embarked Rt Corunna and no
advance lst oft he names waa sent To the agents.
as they were all bound for Havana Tho follow
ing IL q list Of the oonsigneas and cargo:
Three hundred drums G. soda, 10 bales
merchandise. pack ages arthenware, 200 tons
pig iron, 90 tier es soda ash 5a2 boxes tin plate
order: 2i6T boxes tin plate, Phelps. Dodge Il
Co. case merchandise. Bernie: 400 boxes
fruit CochrRne Cazeres: , bundles bags Cor
don X aomia. 80 cRses merchandise. 81 barrels
beer. J. Ii. HolRri II Sons: cnae merchandise
J. Leyois 90 bags old iron. J. A. Stevenson: 100
eases gin. 7. aelp Bro. u cas-, d mercbnndiae
Anderson 4 blmpaun: 1si3 bars iron Barney
Scranton " Co.: lai packages merchandise
Heycke & helferIch.
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United States Circuit Court.

Vincent Mcas vs.. Edward Hanson Plaintiff
sued for damHgt FIR loss and annoyance In
cons, uuencs Of the illegal acts Of defendapt IN
Ginning ownership on u tax title OF n certain
ui-ce OF property, which plaintiff alleges had
become his own by purchase nj u sheriff sale.
Tho tried by jury yeatsf day and a
verdict was rendered In favor of plaintiff for
sa34 o.. less 1915 amount Of taxes paid by do
70 cdant while In possession ~ tho property
In the matter OF the New Orleans Savings In
etitution, II having haen brought to the knowl-
e'ga 81 the United States Circuit Court that tho
receivers dtffer NJ TO the plan of deposit of tho
funds. II ordered that the moneys now
har q and hereafter 10 b. collected be deposited
equal In tho Louisiana Ma ional Bank and tho
New Orleans National Bank.
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BOARD OF HEALTH RECORD.

Tho following wore r"HorIad yesterday Mt tn
Office Or tho Board 1T Henlth
BIBTHs.
Mrs. Thoa. GFray. u daughter
Mfs- ! his Hnit"V, u son
Mrs. JasEi0 Willnma Il daughtar
Mrs. Eugene flnspati. q dHugitNr.
Mira. w j Williamson. - son
Mrs. fhliip / BradY. u laughter.
Mrs. Frnntt Schstpe u daughter.
Mira. Emnnunl EohnaT. N sou.
Mrs. 90 tliGb. n son.
Mira. thri-tHu Inch. n daughter
M A, Folk Raymond. u daughter.
Mrs. Frank NJ Z1ammer, II son.
MARRIAGES..
hfred B,urdRis to Miss Barthn -. LilIo
Joapph Vignos to Virginia Bnettre.
bEATHs.
Catherine Schneider, 80 years.
j. u n. Jeurdnu. II yoars.
Nchnlas Johnson. 40 ypMts.
Jane MAusnald. ~ yours.
Mario THtrO 20 months.
ArmHnt Nnrrinn. ~ yours.
Mnriah Dickson. Az totrs.
Edward Mcguire. 40 YoHrs.
Frnnnoiua Manuel, I'D Yours.
Frank g. Conway. ~ years.
Horny Winslow.
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First Recorders Court.

II Banners. Juvenile vaRrant was sent to the
Boys House Of Refuge.
w Midin. assault and battery $3.50 appear
ance bonds.
Ed Williams. alias WAaon. alias Rodgers.
grand larceny: $500 appears rance bonds.
Emeia Clemanrs and DR.. Falkins. violating
section 3, act ~ OF 1879; $3.50 appearance bonds
ea h.
anc- b nds.
Dan Casey and James Osburn. violating ordi-
nance 5o46. $40 or twenty days
John Ryan and J0hn Trainer. petty larceny;
$3.50 appearance bonds.
Ed Farrell. assault and battery. two cases $3.50
apnAhrAncn bonds aach.
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SUPREM n COURT.

"Wednesday. December 81, 1870.
Present: All tho Justices
uy cHInT JUSTICE MANNING:
No G15a. LnWnr Opnsi Packet Company w.
James Wooi.-Rohen' Ing rsfuaed
No. 7G0. Fheodora Lluasndp vs. Julos Manry
at al Rehenring refused
No. 758f Eu4ibto Francisco ys. jose Barba OF
nj. II 'henring refused.
No. FOOT. Michael j. McAdam Va. II ,nry N
Hora John :. KainoY. intervenor. II 'hoHrIng
refused
M. eobo. New Orleans Manufacturing and
Building Company Va. John Hawkins Re-
h"ating grHntod and on rnhonring former de-
cree reversed and judgment rendered la favor
Of defendant ~ In case OF non-sult.
by JUSTICE DEELANC.
No. T4sa. jean Auge Va. Michel Varo Tho
my Luton garnaheo. -ltehsaring refused.
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Superior Criminal Court.
AFFIDAVIT DISMISSED.

Forging publishing and nfte' ing and tender
Ing A. true false. forged and counterfeit or
der Marie Walker charged. July 3 1873. with
passing In June 1879 n forged order purport-
ing 70 be drawn ~ one L, Devees on one Mr.
Welsh. corner Of Gaiennie and Tehoupitoulas
streets. for he payment az fify cons.
CONTINUED INDEFINITELY.
Stahbing, etc. Maggie Williams. cnlored.
Shooting etc, Vim. Henry. alias Numb Fin
gered Willis. colorad.
Grand larceny, Catherine Brehope.
Forgery. etc. Ernest Raymond.
JURY DISCHARGED.
The petit Jury for December was finally dis
charged