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elected 10 Office in any o,h"; State,
-s,.,,-I.V-o'ected.I'ssef'1s'f--ttri- sF-"rs
The regular Democrats, having
'ETy seA1'ity no'iAhaIS! TcannH-'
d. h[ hcist'%n, vii! vote for that
Ga. -a'l. Int tn" main conies'
IW'II Of a""Ese he iy;Tsen BT'lGf
~" ihe Ka"'c'! tea9"17tc i!p
regG!"rs pe:aoe'@:s rs Tcrt8, d9-
!ra'ci i'N;'"T "'d Injured t!rM-
selves BY "oIing t'!'&e N%a!c"!
ca"did":e. OHr oi tie schemes Of
Buffers friends t? Keep h"iEc"nHi-
date before tA1 people Il ne Gu2A-
r"'!oN qs % cents "notes$!G :aEd
. cents retail. Of the Lille OF But
isr ny Ei"""' Inc "o'N Wis Is
'ded 4 lew months ago ny Lee "
shepard Mt the usN"' price NJ
books c: Is :A'--Si-aNd had
then n largo sale. Inc Stat" VII!
TIC 'ioo""d win them NJ ;ho re-
ipcad pEcr.
It Is sal" That Mr. ilutcE!na,
o"ne' an" editor Of the 10" wash
ln%ons lively Nci"0crn'ie dH:Iy,
VII! "*rose OF TIM: NHFe: AID r,'r-
cnAao m establishment :" No~
Hampshire. MT N"tc'''MF has
"lvrA us so IL! taa ocsi daily pap"
wo have evcF has, and one ;hSt
early became well known and
liked Throughout the country. lie
removal TO narrower sphere OF
newspaper life will he Il loss to the
Democratic party and to the press
Of the country generally
The Co!nmlSsiono! Of Pensions
makes public o st@te'Font that
there N+e nearly 2Vo,oOe pension
claims II his ofrco undecided, and
that he is unable, though nc has
al tho clerical assistance he asks
ioF, TIC keep rp with his work. Is
ii too much To say that such a con-
tssslon 81 Incotarstcncy ought 10
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John came in and inquired
whether dinner was ready, and was
told it was not.
well, WHY in tho devil isn't IT,
lie inquired. i. {
because? she soQilY replied,
ithe wood was 50 - wet that the
fire wouldn't burn"
"Why, Mary, VIA; in the world
is the matter with you" Are
you eya9y or have you i!een drink
ia !:s;. n.
'''Ncithor," she s4;l, aaI qgia;ly
preceded TO put On dinner.
Tic heoT Didn't mel; like butter
between tho tcoth--it rather 10.
sisted all attempts ut ma4ticatton,
like so ,nrch i.lGi&: .ruh,yr, and
gnally John hlurted out: ..
"What makes this brlt 50
SO Internally tous'.??"
Mary loo!;c2 UP @chly anl C
piled; .-
wei, john, I suppose YOU went
down 70 Tho lutahrr's, and without
knowing the difloronce, picked out
piece Of some ID old stag
That had not been fed 70. a month
Or ;wQ." q
John jumped up, looked at his
wife in dismay,ani wanted to know
Whit sucl language from her lips
meant
at means just this, john Yon
arc tho head Of the family, and just
as long is you think it manly to
swear in my presence I mean to do
the same. If you don't like to
hear It yoN kMuw how to prevent
it." '.''' Z
The cure was radical, and 10 this
date Mary has mover been com.
PEELED to adminictcr another dose
.! Dr. Ms prescriptions.
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ING Uc0sfcr Springs.
FREDERICKSBURG Oct

l'fhF'lHNhpNN't W. -
Editor Drmocnat.
Having just returned from a t!ip
10 tho Webster Salt Sulphuc
Springs, I thought would write
YOU u short sketch. II l cannot
say anything that will benefit any
one, perhaps can interest so,n9 Of
your mary readers, There arc
persons that would like to visit the
Springs, bnt are afraid there is
danger on the way. TO such |
would say there is no danger The
road is new and Of course rough,
hut can he travelled without danger.
And right horo let nc say I think
the people Of Webster deserve
praise for the energy displayed in
making the road as good as it is in
50 short Il ti,No; for 1t was quito II
task. There are eight or ten
mountains between Centrepillo and
Addison. and the grade IL pretty
good over each Of them. Others
want to know before they 50
whether tho water will heal theiS
inGrmities. What anidca? Iftho
water will 10 you no.good the trip
certainly will. The puro noun
tain air 0ad wonderful scenery,
combined with nrtew weeks rest,
will do almost amy onc good and
if one gets tired Of tho place he can
luke To- the mountains for u day or
i've, aud he will cone hack thirst.
ing for II good drink Of Sulphur
water, | wcht ,.lftcaa pr twenty
miles upon tho Gauley mountains,
caught ! few. trout, and saw some
worry fine land on the mountains
that is l.mimproycd, yhogo is l3t3
Yl room for ncw settlers, and l
think some Of pur beginners would
SO we'll to 20 thorq. Tho land If
~
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TIE Cincinnati ENgairof on tho
morning Of the 18th closes an arri-
clc on the result Of the election as
follows: @
1t is too oarl.y 10 say 10 what
this result is due. Il ia not too
early 70 say that i; is rot due to
tho currency question. In 1873,
When William Allen WAS beaten,
he was not beaten by tho Demo.
cratic position upon the curoncy,
but by f.lschoods touching the
Common Schools and religion; mid
in that contest the Democrats
we're in u minority of only i've
thousand. This yc@r the currency
question l'as been to n large degree
avoided, and tho El!.ehooGs this
timO have rotated to soctiona!ism.
10 the skull and crQss.bOnos, to the
bloody-shiFt, to the gospel Of hate.
After the deioat in Ohio il ISIS,
tho Democratic partyi in 1873 cloct-
aed = President. The result in Ohio
t!l7 year does not make i;nproGa.
bic or diilicult the election Of II
Democratic l'sesilont in 1850.
Ohio was Republican 1875, in
1876, in 1875, and'is Republican in
1879. Republicans have boosted
OF this State as Republican State,
&nd this yoag the efforts to keep it
Republican WAS tremendous.
Patronage, money, one President
and two lrosidontia. candidates,
the special measures" Of the
National Banks, all came to the
State to keep it Republican. The
Republicans could not afford to
lose it; tho Democrats can. o
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!Spellinr Eyorm

Joseph NIcd;ll, Electromagnetic o
the Chicago Tribune, one Of thS
! 'eading Western papers, WAS & pioi
,ec- il advocating z change ii
peliing, and on tie ii inst. lie
issued the following order for The
government Of writers, correspond
onts and r:oof..calcrs in :i.q gri
bHre office
Hereafter spell certain words ~.
l,carirg IN the Tribune as follows
omi: 10 in aemoSog, catol"g
pedasos, ayMagog, diaiog, dccaiog
Ijnd other words ending in loguc
end sosrc. .,.,
Omit the snFoc!luona nc in pg9,
gram, gram.
Om;t the second IN in lilemma
(dilema.)
Omit tho sn!a.Huaus t9 in cisa,
ret, et:Trc,, parQ"ct, coTuo;, and
all similar words, except ''G"zette'
wkcp it is ICED q The name Of Il
newspaper, lA.w
SgG}lII lqAnit in all i,s forms
Mitkoilt the final e; thus ,lc!in;t
--.y--ncss, iudeiinit--lyr--ncss
Sreli ;Diinit without the final q
also, inii"!t-ly-ness. yfs.....
Omit final Q in l!ypoerit, l'.yor;t
also, Dpposit-ly--ioss and srpc'
sit--ly--ncas. .a- &"
In worl' ending in "los.1oss,
l;yon ol 4 : rom 'l EST VIZ Care.
icsNcss. thaak!esnrss, exc.
Omit The fourth in ASSASSIN
(Qs2asiN) and other lorna Of ih'
word. Fg..l5.s.
Spell somerset, not somersault,
Spoil cnnon with a SvGnisln, o.
spell j: canyon. '7as
Change III t9tin M.tom, :un
tasm gnI ill tom3 Of :hc word ,a'.,
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The ResHH in iA"..

The Ohio election NJ Tuesday
last resulted il u Nictnfy 10 tho Ec-
publican party. Foster, the Re.
publican candidate Tor Governor.
has about roo mniorit,' :, cnd the
Lcgi-latnr" on joint ballot W.! be
Republican hy 81 majority.
This insurcs tho election Of 3
Republican TO auccsad Nj.
Thurman in The United States
Senate. Had Mr.. Thurman been
loss Fclfsh-not so coNdlert Of
his own success, md entered the
campaign ri an Garlic: day. with
moro zeal, the result ns o the T.cg.
islnturc woui'l rrohGl'ly have been
different; bn: petty iosloUsy and
over confidence in lis owp strength
has defeated him for recollection to
the Senate, and destroyed every
hope he may have cntertaincd 10.
the Presidential nomination.
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Look at Some Of the Prices {:

Coffee, i5cts. '.' r..
Choice yellow Sugar l0cts.
Crushed o4d granulated sugar
l2lrts.
'' Family Flour IS per barrel.
o. Choice Syrms GOmd St'cts per
gallon. a., t. ... I'D.
Full line Of Laundry and Toilet
Soaps, &e., at bottom plirri.
Nice Dark Prints, 5 cents per
yard.
Best Prints 6 and ! cents.
lNuh b Muslin Gets prr yad
GoOd Brown Muslin, yard wide
a8- \ great reduction genera
tor goods.
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CoNision.o. The p, { Q, ?airoaq

~ GtSNSS~ 's1StIatt'Ss :! .''tLis ttNl!ht' 90
Etlc R& .. olicein tn city that
tIaia3io ] Ca All i>a,;l stewart
Heiturt"r. which, 1--we, here al:
!; G;p5 2 N..lsad& !liqcI'Ailh train
%. 10, CAPTAIN Bullen. due in this
city al In NJ Saturday night, nj
10 o'clock i, Dclton. and that
sc%r!Nl cmYioycs had lccn killed,
Captain Divers NJ once ordered gu,
\ 6,st Hhsine several extra coaches,
a@d the wrcolIng appliances nj
hand, and prepared togo to the
scene Of the disaster but owing TO
tho non'oYriya! Of i4g;ruc;ions from
Ha2ta;4 Bailey, Supervise: Of
Trains, lid not leave Until ? :. ",
and wss, met 4; Cameron by 2
train coming West from which he
learned TIA; the necessary VOL;
had bee" done in tie l4at,et, and
NJ Captain Bailey was already Oh
Tie grounds his presence wou!,lnot
DC required, 50 he returned on th9
c;hU: !;ain m '-.. u
FROM the captain We learned the
following particulars Of the col.
!i=ion: On each division of tho
baltimore j Ohio Railroad is q
supervisor OF trains who has
ebso.4ts control Of their move
~ents, osl attends to all matters
relative TO trains, Under him is
what is called u dispatcher, who is
also telegraph operator, and in
nearly ell instances director Of
trains. The directing oilico Of tao
Fourth Division is :. Fairmont,
and tho diapatcher's name K. D,
%alker Curing the day, and at
night young man named Brodie,
formerly Of this city. Mr. Walker
during the latter part Of Saturday
afternoon had tc!sgraphcd orders
to Captain Stewart. Of train No. /,
at Cameron, TO meet train No, 10 at
Board Tree Tuancl. In tho cyen-
ing, when ths night dispatcher
came On duty he notice.! that No.
l w2s behind time, md 70 expedite
2 Z, tttr' for NJ. ~ saye the con
du!cs:or Of fiat train, Captain Bul-
len. orders to meet No. | at Bolton,
a roiEt turtle: west than Board
Troc, End tclcgyophcd NJ, !, his
ORDERS 10 Mounlsyille, which were
received and arrangements made
for their proper execution, But al
Cameron The conduc:o- received
the orders Of the d.: dispatcher,
Wake, to mcct..at Board Tree, and
ng the latest rcceiYcL orders take
precedence no tool: no further
notice or The NouHJsville instruc-
tons, and prepared to 80 70 Board
Tree. Bat Wien he reached Bel
ION, going at = high rate Of speed,
hi; train ran into No, 10, that was
approaching the switch Il: the sta
ton, aud was Only aAcut fifty yards
from it when struck. The shock,
Of course, wes terrific, mad the re-
suit was that the engineer and
fireman were killed outright, and
also q boy sixteen q, seventeen
years of eyo, whose nune was
Flanagan, and seriously ;nj,ring
another youth, negro, who wore
stealing n ride to Clmksburg, and
toscihcy with one other boy, were
still. : on the font Platform Of the
baggage car of No |, noxt the ten
,lcr of the engine. On tho other
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Y and 5 cents. . ...
Fruit Of the Loom, Bleach Mus.
in Iocts per yard.
Good Bleach Muslin, : and Sets
per yard. -,
Jc;p!s from 1910 50rts per yard.
Cnipred Shirtings from 5 to ~
cents per yard.
Bunch Cotton 81.
Dress Goods from Ia TO 25ctS per
yard,
Clark's Machine Thread 3 cents.
Gi"ghams s and lQcts pc. yar,,
o. ID. d. ... ....r ..
ly.--Frnduce takUn in exchange
? NlfIFt
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U.tSlIIEryON. LET7'EH.
WASHINGTON. u. O., Oct. Is

WAsnISaTnN. u. O., Oct 70.
Editor UcnOcrni! .... !&Ha .
In Massachusetts, Thirh state
wa3 9ncc 50 careful! to Sqlcrt ''ov-
prnurs WING al Ic"s; regarded til"
proprictias Of HE ii is not ilnrroh-
,llr 'Ila' iiGHr, vho .'od,Ii ,w IT.
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW OR
LEANS. VIA HAVKE. SOUTHLAND
TON AND HAVANA.
NETEt. The steamships OF the North Ger
y.saaallssAGE man Lloyd will resume their Regular
Trips. ~ follows:
From Bremen. From H. Orleans
Hanover .-... September II 4.
These steamers touch outward at Hhvre and
Havana. and on their homo trip at Havana and
Southampton.
PRICES OF PASSAGE:
From Bremen. Southampton or Havre to Hav-
ana or New 0rleans-Cabfn, $50; Storage fss.
From New Orleans to Southampton, Havre or
Brsmen--Cabfu. $3.50: Htaerage s45.
From New Orleans to Havana-Cabin, Gas
Storage, St5.
Children under ten years. half price: chill
dren under one year. free
N. B.-Our agent for TsgHs Mr.. Peter H. En-
hard. in Galveston. Is authorized to issue steer
ago passage orders at tho following through
rates:
From Bremen to Galveston, s47.
From Bremen TO InGfanola. stb 90.
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, Southam pton
or Hayre to New Orleans Issued by the under
signed
For further particulars apply to
ED. =. STOCKMEYER d CO.. Agents.
au31 " ~ Union street.
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The motion was put to the Convention and

The motion was mi. W the Convention ] u
no ,noe'oh VOC peo w 'ho oohsehV'oh abo
carried
Before announcing the result the President
,d,,,ossoa +ho ftan,.a,t,,., =, f,,,,,,.,
s','ss9ea ''I oon 1 S.n.'o' 90 'o"oss.
DstsGntea--l oongra.illate you, gentlemen,
upon inc successful close o. your prolonged
an eahaustlve t,ti f9 o. nearly fourteen weeks,
Without single holiday aud Without other
rest than 1he Sabpalh, you nave given your
tlmee, your study ana your labor to the great
work entrusted 20 you ny the people
ReWaid 1oi your industry ana consolation
ior your SACRIFICES Will come when you return
" your hapny MONIES ana give 10 your con-
stitnents al account Of your faithful and
patriotic stewardship. You can lay before
them the great Instrument ot organic law
which you have elaborated here with honest
n., u.s. .',s woih " WISE ne,l5 a,'' snlal
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LAKE PORTS.

r. FOR VAUDEVILLE AND TCHE-
kaaaaAs4l fuaeta RiVer-Unitgd States Lnaii
steamer
HEROINE.
SUNDAY EXCURSION.
Arrival Of .. m. train. At o .s' "a "eacR m
Arrival Of b. N. train IT.. IS O'Clock b. rn
Arrival Of y. M train, for Madisonyille direct
MONDAY
From Mndisonvis st As a. M.
From Vaudeville ht 81. IN.
TUESDAY,
From Lake End on arrival Of $3.50 D. m. train
for Vaudeville, Lewisburg.
WEDNESDAY EXCURSION.
From Lake End. From Vaudeville.
Arrival Of q. Ii train At...............7s M
Arrival 80 u. In. train At.s.....s....y. 6 D. m
Arrival Of p. m. train
THURSDAY EXCURSION.
From Lake End From Vaudeville.
Arrival Of ga. m. train. At.4....3.........7 a. m
Arrival 80 b. III. train. e D. Ii.
FRIDAY.
From Lake End on arrival Of $3.50 D. m. train.
to Vaudeville.
SATURDAY.
From Lake End From ManGeville.
Arrival ola d. N. train. At. 4 o. 10. and 6 D. m.
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5 NJ Todd--l47 do q Pitard--4l do Font Il Ean--qDo
do 30 serauers Stauffer Maeready &ee--2bn buckets
| lard j Norton--50 kegs lard 1877 tierees lard G Fl
DDsnn-22a bales hay Geo Heck &eo-I7ET do New.
man " Jpnes-4 do Ghas pleaaanta--lDD Fl r Law.
ler5 bbls vinegar 20 hf do Bethson Brosgn bbls of
vinegar 70 hf DO shreps hire Bfnsl1 hbs vinegar Is
bbls Hour ~ q RR--3 pigs rndae A Thomson Il
oh-i0 srrarers Baldwin &os--aU bdls lumber r.
Heath lyt hinges III ! Mnan-i bog books j G:
Hartyell-i barge coal A Sfagensen-~3D baIes hay
Is tisfass lard $4,000 ishels in bulk and "a sG5
bnRhsis wheat in bulk 10 order sundrieH order
intal 65e Q bushels balk sJ .sg5 bushels of
wheat w balk l3t5 bbls onT J3s bba eSsBmeal 25s
sacks corn a3lh sacks oats 1859 bales hay
ia Won SARA-Per steamer J Gay-2 bbls
mnlassas 10 Conger Reilly do g Lsa4nx-l do
hi do Flash. Preston dscs-A bales ! do HIDES
u IL Wight hbs sugar Hrseb, Adler &eo--l Dbl
hides Payne, Kennedy aoo-sHndries 10 Order-Io@
"a hbla nolasses af da4 bbs Hugas
VfCRSRURf-Per eteansr Whispa7-G bales of
oottos 10 Meyer Wsis &eo-3 do s b Newman &eo-
II e. Newman Richardson n May Cum.
bell new II Allison &eS-snndries to prdet-TO-
tai III bales cotton Including bale Of nsw cotton
DAVIS BEND--Pet steamer I,pey u GaslyeIf-
ne sacks cotton H9sd bo % Cotton Seed Association
sundriea tn order
BAYOU DIES ALLEMANDS-Per steamer JOS
Wshre--Snndriee 10 order
ST JOHN THE BAPEIST-Fsr steamer Eve
sunrres to order
LOWER COAsT-Per steams, Isabel sundries to
order
LOWER COAST Psr steamer Lura-sundriss to
order
PORT EADS-Psr steamer Martha sandriss TO
order
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GREAT JACKSON ROUTE.
CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS AND NEW Or.
LEANS RAILROAD,
THE QUICKEST ROUTE EAST.

THE QUICKEST ROUTE EAST.
Trains will leave and arrive at the Calliope
Street Depot on and after April 8. 1879. M fol-
lows:
Leave. Arrive.
EXP. No. /. BIB o. m. Exp. No. q $50 a. m.
Mixed No 3. 700 a. m. Mixed No. 4. 7:IO D. ID.
Nos. and run daily. Nos. and daily. OK
cept Sunday.
Saturday Accommodation for McComb City
SUNDAY " Exclusion to Mccomb city
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING OARS
THROUGH TO LOUISVILLE, CINCINNATI
G0LudBUs, O.. AND CHICAdog WITHOUT
tached at Milan, enabling passengers to 90
through Without leaving the train. Only ON
CHANGE TO NEW YORK and EASTERN
CITIES.
seep!nR cars through to CHATTANOOGA.
for the Virginia Springs, daily. without change.
Tickets for sale. berths secured and tnforma.
ton given at No. "a Camp street. corner Of
AID. SHELDON, Ticket Agent.
CHANDLER. General Passenger Agent
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Low EE CEASE.

Leaves every TUESDAY and THURSDAY ct 4;
g. q. and SATURDAY at 2 0. n
IT, n FOB ORANGE FARM, POIaTE.
,As@3E ala Hache- Greenwood Plantation
=. Isrre aux Boauf. and I'll planEstior
landings. The new. fra ard last steamsr
IERA.
In place OF the Emma Irvine.l
J. a. Ruiz n4.slet
E. III. Vallette and n. M. Barrels clerks.
Leaves as above regularly. returning 70 fne ~
early In the evening on alssraate days; r gg.
freight o passage apply On board. nesa o ooa'
q street. aala
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RiV ER NE WIS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
EIiAnp. AurllGt | 1870

OFFICE NEW oRLEANH DEMOCRAT. I
Friday, August l. 1879.
Arrivals.
Lura, Martha, T.. J. Gay. Isabel Lucy r.
Gastrcl, Eva, Joe Webre.
Departures.
Lufa, Martha, Assumption, Frank Par
goul, Annie L. Silver,
T0 Arrive.
Lura, Isabel. Martha, lower coast; J. w
Cannon, Bayou Sara; Eva, Belle, upper
coast: CITY Of Alton. Future CITY, st. Louis
Paris G. Brown. Cincinnati. Whisper, yicks-
burg.
More rain yesterday. two very heavy
showers during the afternoon.
stage ~ the sivers.
Daily talaGTMphic report of the stage nf water
ri various points. with changes. In tho u hours
ending yesterday ut .. III.
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Bayou Laenmbe-Per schr Susanna 90 feet Of
lumber to DrnsT
Fsscagoula Fer schr Hsnrlette-lGou bis charcoal
to master
Bayou Lasombe-Psr sohr Camelle-a01 bbis sand
to order
Bayou Lacombe-Per sohr Perseverance, As cords
who'd to master
Bayou LaooDibe-per Hohr Leontins-40 erds wood
to master
La Chinohe Per sohr Lake Flower 100 bbs pota-
toes to UItsr
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Receipts mt tho New was.n.

Pearl Ever-Psr A w Moffstt 2f3 bills
rnsin II hbls knrpentiue Simpson Iteou-f sacks
wool coop poultry Adlet-25, 900 feet lumber j w
Adsms-2s bead cattle and sundfies to order
Pearl River Per sebr Ella q Andre us-5o 900 feet
lumber 10 order
Wolf River-Psr achr 6,aleas-15 600 feet lumber
j l. Nevets
PasGagonla-rer sohr Almra-1soD bbIs charcoal
to master
Tohefnnota River-rer sohr Ann McGunn-50G
bhla sand 10 order
Tchefmncta Rivsr-Per sohr Dorio and Doria--G5p
bhls sand to order
Govingts n-Per aobr M F.ppu-559 bills sand &
Gnnps poultry and #andres tn order
Pearl RiFer-Per sloop MARITIME 100 melons to
master
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LIVERPOOL SOUTHERN .. .. LIME.

F1RI&R&Q9N&&s
HISTORIAN,
Lang commander.
will sail on or about Augusta 1879. frpm her
wharf foot OF Jacks son sdua,s
VIII receive cotton and sign through bills
fading for the Continent. between Havrs.
Cronstadt
These steamships, being Of light draft, vii
cross the bar of tho Mississippi OF all times
without detention.
FOR freight apply TO
DEOAH h CO.,
ds201Y 1sg Hravier street.
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n IW CA M LEILA,

MONI,Ay aCuEDTrr-r
rr, ~ si.,
Mandevills, Lswfsbnrg. Madisonytlls md Oh
Landing -
TUESDAY.
p.o,o ~, rs,~s.n
FROM from 20 LANDING 1T a. m.
THURaDAY
Eroro ak. ~, ~ 49, .a,.
Ao'' A"Ao Auu ou oil WA VI IL III. 1faih.
FRIDAY
IT,.
Ero,, M itai1nthR X 81 d. III.
FROM MahueVllie az . y. 10.
SATURDAY.
From Lake End on arrival Of gao n. m train
for MadlsonviIs and Old Landing. - '''-
gTrNDay FyrIrpaTnM
oOsDAf EAcCh5loa.
From Lake End. From Old Landing
hsflVaI q o. 70. tfain, Al. > 2. IN.
!of hans.1WIts, l4fWt FROM ManoeVliie
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FkOM THE PASSES.

PoRT EADs. July 81, p. M Barometer 30
Wind southeast, light. Weather clear. No
arrivals, Sailed: Steamship Charles w Lord
for Havana
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RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD
~ fMOBILE FAST LINEl
THE SHORTEST ROUTE TO EASTERN
GITIEG

On and after Sunday. Ma, Is, 1879 trains
will arrive and leave depot. foot OF Canal street,
Us follows:
LEAVE. ARRIVE.
No. l EXPRESS No. 2 Express.
daily z 30 am. daily. al am.
10. 3 Express No. Express
daily. ........ 800 pm daily 5000. .9:14 pm.
Mo- Coast Ac- No. Coast Ac-
Commodatin eommodatPn
daily except daily except
Sunday 30 D.m Sunday. ....9 :25 am.
Tickets may be obtained and Sleeping Car
Bsrths secured In advance on application at the
office corner Camp and Common streets. opDo-
site City Hotel.
G.'S D. b. ROBINSON. Superintendent,
Oily J. w. COLEMAN Ticket Agent.
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ST LoulS-Per steamer Future City and tow-2o0
bbls -four to Norton e. Maunlnp-I0O do Forcbei1ser
Rros-l00 Prudhomme-50 Zuberber L. Behan-52
bbls cornmea lbs bos grlts l95 sacks oats Rogers
Mitchell-49l bhls cornmeal l0f bbs -four to Schwa-
hacher. Prevented & Pte ter-lG0 10 to Harrison &
Eettson-fe sacks oats SIS sacks wheat W sacks OF
corn 10 bbs flour Glover 0dendahi-tO0 do 10 haif
bbls Uork 70 boxes bacon SchwaDacher d Hirseh-43
bbls cornmea II obis -four John j. Moore &co-lo0
do 50 terees lard Wallace FaEchi1d &co-2l half
bbs lard 29 kegs lard l04 bbis -four Miller Grigsby
Sco-t.5 bbs fonr IN hf do 81 hos whisky and ia
pkgs mdse Whitney &co-a77 bales hay aud lss
sacks corn 81 De Bondio-579 sacks eats jos West 4
ee-lssG co Howard & Fiowef-l09 sacks malt Il
Jturcken-lQo 10 a Armb1uster-lo5 pkgs whitehead