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NEELYS
STALLION s
At Ottawa. Ills,
FOR 1879.
The Following stations viii bc kept SERVICE owners
stables north of The Rock Island depot Ottawa, IN:
BYRON.

RiPrIp>.-lIc Is u hcmtfui Chestnut on" white foot
hand, high strong boned and sound He sw-cp,ake
Stallion AZ uo!, State Fair 1871 and winner of the Cham
piOn Gold Medal at fsrlyir. ISL.
PRDIGHEE-Sircd by ficd's Royal George, he by ROyn
George he hy Black Warrior, he 10y Tppou. he by Ogden
Messenger, he by Imported Mes-cngcr. Dam the OBrel
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FROM THE PASSES.

.PoRT EADs, March 10. q .. m.-Barometer 30. 30.
Weather calm and getting foggy.
Arrived: American schooner Santo Oteri.
Pizzat master. 4. days from Coatzacoalcos,
with q cargo OF cedar to \. Oteri h BROS.
Sailed: Steamships Austr tliRn for Liverpool.
Cochrane for Cedar Keys, tpearman for Rot
terdam ship Gladstone for liverpool,
Steamship Mikado still tground Ia South
Paaa In same position.
SOUTHWEST Pass, March 10. O b. m.-Wind
southeast. very light. Weatht cloudy and very
hazy.
Arrived: American schoor sr Theresa. O..
Gutierrez master, 4 days from Grand GALLON.
cargo ofsugar and molasses n Ilapp Bros Il %.
she reports speaking the NJ xican schooner
Mercedes. at anchor about ~ riles west Of this
bar. on the seventh OF March. abreast OF Last
Island. out. OF provisions and water and In a
leaky condition, eleven peraon on board. Capt.
Gutierrez gave thom what provisions and
water he could spare and proceeded on his
vo age.
No departures,
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SecOiptK OF

VICKSBURG-Per steamer Robert r. ~ ~,
bales cotton to Meyer. Weis &co-Is5 do Richardson
4 MayNnaa l. Harris &eo.lal Craig 4 Hogan~Ils
Alien, NI.ent &co-Is j B Wolfe &co-75 Buckner
i Powell 81 Payne, Kennedy &oo-55 HS q Nav.
man-Sl Clapp Bros &co-45 s B Newman &co14s "a
&co-4l TO Gardner, Gillespie &co-ai ID Rins hsm =
Moore-ss Walden, Hawkins & Roberts o. ,Jobn 7
NobIe-27 Jurey d Gillis-26 Britt N & MavsonMo.
j M Frankenbush-l9 S Gumbel-l2 ForstslI & In
monville-l2 Chas Gallagher-It March & SchlsnIar
Jno Chafe e. Sons Allen, Nugent Geo 70
Stewart Bros &oo.s Britton Il Mayson-s Beadles
Wood &eo-5 Il Allison &co-5 C L Walmsley leo
5 Richard Flower ZOOS P j Cockburn- Wacker.
barth g. Joseph-4 Norwood & Richards to Moses
Clark-3 to order-2 y w White-l to Male q Cam.
mack-l w C Black &eo-l05s sacks cotton seed TO
N 0 Cotton Seed Association-5o0 sacks cotton seed
meal Anderson & Simpson-500 do Graham, Black &
to order-ToAl 1924 bales cot on l05s
sacks cotton seed 1000 sacks cotton seed meal
C1NCINNATI-Per steamer U p Schenck-75
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Exports

REVEL-Per ship Prof Mohn-3259 bales cotton
lBkAL bark Avenire SO. SAB bushels
corn IN bulk
brig Grant-1370 bales cotton 500
bbls cotton seed oil 2uO bbls rosin 8 bbIs talIow 24OO
pcs slaves
REVEL-Per ship Marcia Greenleaf-ls95 bales OF
cotton
aAVRF-Per ship John Wa,t-las3 bales cotton
$500 pcs slaves
EN-Per bark Rosa d'Italia, cleared March 6,
auuitiohai cafgo-5l30 bushels corn in bulk
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RIVER NEWS.
orF1oE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
Tuesday, March II. 1879.

Harry Tete. q. J. Gay. j.. II. Hanna. City OF
A ,vuata. Belle, Era No. 10, IL. II. Ice. Hagoo,
Departures.
Alvin. Eva, Whisper, Henry Tete, III. Mary,
N II DAY. ". John. Alexandria. Corona. j. u.
|Reully. r.. arr,x.
EMMA Irvine, Alvin, Isabel. lower coast ~,
|Narv. Henry Tets, ASSUMPTION, LafDurnha
Nav Mary Houston. Cincinnati; IL. j. Cav. ],
|W' Cannon. bayou Sara: John Howard. Qua.
|nijta; Eva, Whisper. upper coast Common
lay' Red liver. Henry. Frank, Memphis: st,
John, Baton Rouge j. M. White. Gteenville.
staRe ef the Rivers,
Daily photographic report of tho stage OF water
At various points, With changes. In the "A hours
ending yesterday at . y. m
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OUACHITA nIyEn.

NEW ORLEANS. AND OUACHITA RIVER
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY,
WEEKLY UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET.
Leaves every TUESDAY, at s D, M.
,.H.T Q OUACHITA CITY. MONROE.
sk@&Gl Trenton, md all town landings on
-. Black and Onachita rivers - The
splendid passenger steamer
JOHN H.. HANNA
Jack w. Blanks master. Clerk Ben q. Cornwsll
will leave M above. For freight or nassaue
apply on board or to
Oapt. h. A. BLANKS. President.
No. JOG GrHvfer strest.
GEO. ]. HITE. .BHITTON h EPPLER. j, n.
gAMLIN, G. WORK. LORD a MoPEAKE.
X. w. ADAMS. Agents.
Connects regularly with steamer Bertha Brun-
nor for Bayou D'Arbonne, steamers Acme and
Jimmie Baker for Bayou Bartholomew and Ia
Inc river. steamer Tom Parker for Little and
Ten sas rivers. ias IN
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MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
March ii. 1879.
Cleared Yestords
Greenleaf. Bunker. for Rev

Ship Marcia Greenleaf. Bunker. for Revel--
Norton & Bell
Ship John Watt. Sweetser, for Havre-
Norton & Bell
Nor ship Prof Mohn, Lampc, for Revel-
Muir, Duohworth& oo
ftal bark Bell Avenire, Deandries, for Gibraltar
A X Miller &oo
Aus brig Grant, Cattarinioh, for Genoa
AK Miller Aco
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March 1920 bales cotton tn Allen. West & Bush
$50 do TO order-9l Gardner, Gillespie &c-59 do to
Walden, Hawkins * Roberts-35 L l. Airey Gco-2s
Sims, Bilups &eo-8 Norwood g. Richards II II g. B
4 Bickham a. Moore-2 Chaffe, Hamilton & Powell-2
j l. Harris &co-30 cases mdse A Warman-25 bbls
beef Schwabaeber, Frowenfeld d. Pfeifer-l0 tieroes
hams Schwabacher g. Hirsch-l5 SKIS nuts K Lechet
200 sacks peas ) Mey er-ls pcs granite Geo Stroud
i car cattle j Nj Burnhill-1 do w = Hoffman, do
Aycock, Mitchell &oo-2 cars poultry Miller g. Mey-
er-3 car lumber to j Fl Byrne-47 pkgs mdse w II
per q A Whitney &co-5 bales domestic w Fl Letch.
ford &co-4 pkge mdse ] Muller-3 do W F Avera
&co-7 q Il Moore-4i plows Stauffer, Macready eco
i pkge castings j II Reynolds-70 boxes tobacco
j j Ifby's Sons-25 do l. Mayer 4 Son-20 Meyer *
SllberDagle-20 q Seligson &co-i2 K ii Baykin-36
casks shoulders Sehwabacher & HlrsCh-l05 bbls lime
5 JamisoD-lg bales iron clippings to M Schwartz &
P Byrd J W Gun-l II Stern &co-3 bales domes-
tic Yale 4 Bowling-3 do w FL Letchford &co-3
pkgs ploes B j West-94 pkge mdse G A Whitney
&co-l0 bales domestic Nelson McStea-l0 do to j 5
West, jr-5 str L j Gap-3 stoves G. w W Goodwin
L desk E Y Wagner-2 bbls whisky 4 hf do Russell
& Hail. bbls whisky j II Rsreshide-1 bbl miner.
al water 81 Elliott-37$ sacks cotton seed N o Cotton
Seed Associations boxes tobacco j J Irby's Sons-t
pkge ndse W A Priests bdls bags ] Flynn tx
garlic Jno I Gibbons &co-1 bbls moiasses II Pohl
mann 81 Son-IC0 Dbls lime L NJ Gex-70 bbls rosin
Simpson d Tricou-24 bbls turpentine Chess, Carley
&co-l74 pkgs beer A Wall piece machinery 10
a Coleman g. Bro tank uurpentine to W p Con-
verse Jr &co-l7 casks shoulders Schwabacher, Frow-
enfield e. Pfeifer-Il cases mdse s g Neel &co-10
bbls parsnips g w Dawson Aoo-lO half bbls beef
Scnwabacher & Hirsch-a pkgs meat A Dinkenspeil
II pkge Nose q Noblanck-3 hhds earthenware to
Lewis & rs pkgs mdse Staufier, Macready koo-1o
Dds whisky lie Guise &co-3 do e Solomen-l5 hf do
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Arrived

Ship Arcturus, Kelly. 50 days from Liverpool, to
jackson d Manson-sth dis
Nor bark Prudential. GieTuldsen, IS days from st
Thomas, in ballast, to master-Point
Ital bark Filippo, Dilietri, 80 days from Lisbon, in
ballast, to II Tara nochia- Point
Nor bark Florida. Klein. So days from Bordeaux, to
Bassetti g. Xtques-2d dis
Sohr VIM b Herriok, Baker. 25 days from Bath. Ne,
To j r Warnar=Pnint
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$40 sacks cotton seed
1HloAe0 nj LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS

'oso@"o "a LouIH AND NEW LIZA
RAILROAD
March 1o--soa bales cotton 4, p,alh.u q na,r.
pol do Vaidsn. Hawkins 4 Roherts-ips 4 O Thomas
aoe.lse ghsffs, Hamilton 4 Powell-1gs to order
9 Hendsrspn-tg Allen. Nugsnt Aoo-a1 n Iahmon
Abraham &oo-t2 J W white-H Never. weis q on
80 stewart Bros Soc--21 L L Airey &oo-e7 j 4 q
from ell-2T II Allison &eo-26 Gordin Ao, ys to
FELIX Walker-24 r A gleason--ss ,Jno r us,a,s 4
CIV Newmsn-1s Brltton 4 Msysop-le 10
Lyman n Liohtenstein-iG eiffer 4 gardna, n -
Warren, Atkinson Aoo-e Jno Phelps 4 oo-s pav,a
Kennedy Aco-1 @ L walmslsy Aeo4s 10 p i Toek
burn.e Richard Flower koo-5 March 4 soi,lepket
So u Hatris &oo-3 Cyrus nusssyA-g Hen f,e,san
4 SOM Jno Chsffs 4 sons-2 Moore a coleman
X L BucHner-2 Norwood q Rioharda-3 nh 20 rndaa
" pkgs whisty GA Whitney &oo-bo boHes tobacco
V Mayer y SOM boxes drugs E J Hart &oo-4 do
B ] Hart Aoo-95 bbla h~iehwinss 9 Doyls--ts pkps
butter " y Blizzard &oe-4s pkge tobacco J p safs-
ware J Thompson 4 Bre-3g do M schwartz & Bro-
60 bbls oil . M Todd Soo--3oo cases canned goods ]
= Iodd,,e boxes bats A 4 L LEVY do r Meunier
p5 pkgs tobacco J j Itby's sons-io do 4 HernAt,elm
A. Bro-5 bbls whisky V Mlass-so bpxas Aoap ] w
Platt-i05 freesers NJ MoGraw-lo pkge mdse J
Riohardson--9bp pcs bulk meat 7 pkes meat sebwa-
baoher u Hirseh -l76 pkns beer X Fssnaoht-gs5 do
' Mein-lo pkas butter 30 pkgs lard Clark 4 Mead
En- I'm, W psss eggs Miller y Meyer,tis7 pcs bulk meat
70 bbls whisky X Patorno-i5 do r Loeb-5 Hrkins
butter y M9rlsrty-ao gkgs guttsr o II Lawrence 4
fus-p cases shoes r r Msttines-5 do q Wagner
y GASES rndss y boxes hats E Bootb-lOo Gases canned
milk Burke " Thompson 80 do J Nelson Aoo-gDg
do 20 boxes cheese W htkins butter Smith Bros WOO
20 boxes shoulders g II Dolsen-t5l pkps beer TO !
Ieigler--i car cattle W Allen-t do A NJ Owsns-4o
boxes shoulders 1890 pos bulk meat n X Con verse
i3e0 de Sob wabsoher, Prevented A. Pfsifer-99 pHrs
snudries Rice, Born &oa-3 t9 bills butter J II solari
" son-B pkgs hardware 4 Reder Goo car lumber
Otto knoop-lot furniture and sundries TO ordsr-To
tai 1906 bales cotton
NEW N TEXAS RAILROAD.
March 1924 hbds sugar 2 bbIa molassss Richard
do 70 bhds sugar ! bills sugar Lanaux Il
Sons -sundriss to ~order-1otal ~ hhds sugar 1 Dbl
HHgar Ia bbls molasses
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imports
HAVANA

HaNANA-Per steamship Lucy P Miller-1 pkg
printing paper Wm C~Teevy-3 cases cigars N Payro
III u g, VINE ! keg do | box do N Castillo
to order W oai
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Robt Il Lee. Campbell. from Vicksburg
Emma Irvine. Sharp, from Lower Coast
Isabel, OPry. from Lower Coast
U p Schenck. Carter, from Cincinnati
J II Hanna Blanks. from Trenton
Era No 10, Hamilton, from Eason's Ferry
Henry Tete. AnooiH. from Bayou Latourche
E J Gay, Brown. from Bavou Sara
Belle, Ruiz. from Upper Coast
Yazoo. Crawford, from Washington
CITY OF Augusta, Montgomery, from Trenton
Fanchon, Broad. from Washington
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RAyOU MACON AND TENsAs-

TENSAs AND BAYOU MACON.
HEGULAH PACKET.
Leaves WEpMEsRAY March y, o. sp. m
,kE@asss2AAk6k grookett's Point, Egypt. CutlOf'
-. Westwood, Eureka, Mound Bayou.
Coulter Point and oil. way landings on bayou
Macon. Upper and Lower Tensas-The now
passenger steamer
TENsAs,
u, J. Cooley master. Capt. J. b. SuIliyan clerk.
Will leave ms above. For freight or Dassage
on board. or to
BHITTON h EPPLER. JOG Gravisr.
mh11 LORD n MoPEAKE. t22 Gravfsr,
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ST. LOUIS.
RAILROADS.
GREAT JACKSON ROUTE.
CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS AND NEW OR.
LEANS RAILROAD.
THE BEST ROuTE EAST

THE BEST ROUTE EAST.
Trains will leave and arrive at the Calliope
Street Depot, on and after November 10, 1878, as
follows:
Leave. Arrive.
Exp. No. L. 500 q. M. EXP. No. q, 1918 q. n.
Mixed No. 8, 700 a, m. Mixed No. 4, 800 o. n.
Nos. / and Q run daily. Nos. 3 and 4 daily, ca.
cept Sunday.
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS
AND CHICAGO WITHOUT CHANGE, and for
ST. LOUIS a Sleeper is attached at lillian. en-.
abling passengers to go through without ieay-
ing the train. Only n CHANGE TO NEW
YORK and EASTERN CITIES. Wv
Improved sleeping and reclining chair cars
to YICKSBURG daily, without change.
Tickets for sale, berths secured and informa-
ton given at No. ~ Camp street, corner OF
Common.
A. D. SHELDON, Ticket Agent.
F.CHANDLER. General Passenger Agent,
NH
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D. HsDA'E.


Past astEA-
SOUTHERN TRANSPORTATION COMPANY,
Office So Grayier street.
BOATS LEAVE TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS
AND SATURDAYS.
Leaves TUESDAY. March II, ut 8 pm.
IT, FORCINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE.
- Evansville. Henderson, Shawnee.
..tYsn Paducab, Cairo. Memphis and
all intermediate points, connecting ut Cincin-
natl with the packets for Pittsburg, Wheeling
and NIL points above Clncinnati-The splendid
passenger steamer
GOLDEN CROWN,
Eng. L.. Shinkle master. Chant. Shinkle clerk.
will leave positively M above. For freight or
passage apply on board or to
G. O.. WAYNE. 80 Gravier street,
Tho u. Schenck follows the Golden Crown.
lehvlnR Thursday. March IL. lago
FOR PfTTSBURG DIRECT.
INDEPENDENT PACKET.
Leaves TUESDAY, March II, at 6 I. positively
IT. FOR P~lTTSBUR0, CINGIsNATf.
tItRs4nn4uhAtl Louisville. Evansville, Henderson,
1 Shpwneetown, Paducah, Cairo, Mem
phis and all Intermediate points-The splendid
steamer
ELDORADD,
w. W. Little master. w. Fl. Little clerk.
will leave positively NJ above. For freight or
passage apply on board, or to
mhS F. J. WINBURN. IS Natchez street.
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RsEUF mIyEmz

REGULAR GEUF RIVER PACKET.
Leaves March II. Mt 6 o. m.
FIR FOR EAsONB FERRY. POINT
- Jeffersen Alto. He'd Mouth. and in
m,-".. termediate landings on Bouf river
The Al paekst
EHA NO. 10,
James Hamilton mpsisr, J. p. Mobr elsrk.
will ieave as above For freight or passnee an
ply on board or to LORD h MopEAKE, agents
w. ibh dfaFIef stTset. mill
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OPEEOUaAA.

REGULAR UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET
FOR WASHINGTON, OPEIuU.
kAEMSsS@k sac, Port Barre. Simmsport, Church.
Atchafalaya River and Bayou Courtableau-Tbe
new. light draft steamer
FAaCHON,
II. III. Broad. master.
Theo. John and J. M. Sherrouse clerks.
will leave as above. For freight or passage ap.
ply on board or to
BRITTON EPPLER. 10s Gravier street.
T. B.-The Fancbon connects weekly with the
steamer Minnie for Bayou des Giaizes. and
signs through bills lading to Cheyneville and
all points On Bayou Beuf, ocs M
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necstpts NJ tha New Rs.in

AfDite Iyer-Per sohr Rsporter-3 bales cotton
i50, 300 shingles IS cords wood To order
lumber to w w Care &oo
T~iokfaw-Per soht Morning Light-3o cords wood
to master
ailosi Per sohr Philsdelphia-2o 900 feet lumber
II Buddig
Jordan River.Psr sobr Ann MoGuipn-4o.o 600 feet
Handsboro-Psr scir Falstsr-25, 900 feet lnra5sr
To II Buddig
| Pssosgonln-Per sohr Cbas r. Uook or - 40 ooo faat
lumber to order
Jordan kiver-per sobr Simon Gosselin-s5 900
fe lumber to J l. Movers
Pas0agoula-Per sohr II M MontrGss-35, 900 feet
lumber to order
Pasoaaoula-fer sohr Jos Amerioo-gs, 60o fest of
lumber 10 order
Hind River-Per sobr Monterey-4o cords wood
10 maatar
Tchefanota Hiver-Per sebr Louisiana staie-4oo
Tohsfnnota Hvsr-Psr sohr Lizzis KeIJum-s5O
bbls sand 10 order
Blind Rivsr-Per sohr Clementine-a go cords wood
to master
Bay st Louis-per sohr Luoss-Lot potter's clay
IN order
Pearl River-rsr sohr Gipsey-io cords wood TO
master
Biloti-Per sohr Maggie Theresa-7oo bbls char.
eesi 10 master
Receipts Mt tho ola nasin
Pascagopla.Psr sobr Walter Denny-t5,9 900 feet
lumber to II Buddig
II Bnddig "
PasoaEoula Per sohr Leander Jane-s5. ooo feet of
lumber to II Buddig
Tangipahoa-Por schr Hermit No $50 cords wood
10 master
Bonfouoa-Per sohr Fredonia-1s cords wood 10
master
Biloxi-Psr sohr Bloom 1900 bbls charcoal TO mas.
ter
Horn Island Per schr Surprise No $50 bbls sand
TO order
Boniouca-Per scbr T J Emler-go cords wood 10
TO master
Bayou Laoombe-Psr sobr Modoste-i5, 600 bricks
to order
Dooau gpripys Itcr .,I, r.. - ,.nn .t,.
charcoal 10 master
Ocean Spripgs-Per sobr Esporanza-2 1900 bbls of
charcoal 10 master
Mandsyille-Per schr MapdsylIie-ts cords yooa
tn mater
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NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD.
IN tMOBILE FAST LINE.J
THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST RourF
TO ALL EASTERN CITIES.
On and after Wednesday. November 20. 1878
trains will arrive and leave depot, DOT of Canal
street, as follows:
LEAVE. : ARRIVE.
No. Passenger No. q Express.
daily, except daily.........s.ss m.
Sunday-......7:3 80 am, Nc Passenger
no. 2 Express daily. except
daily :O0 p.m.l Sunday......9:3 30 %.
No. Z Passenger Nos Passenger
Sunday only 7:S5 a.m.l Sunday only.9:3 80 p.m.
Tickets may be obtained and Sleepine Car
Berths secured In advance on application at the
site City Hotel.
dill u. W. COLEMAN. Ticket Agent.
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WEEKLY RED RIVER PACK En-.
Leaves every SATURDAY Mt 3 u. m,
EQb GRAND EOORE. ALExAN.
lmMz6s nnlA ,Etu BEND. NormaD's, Bar.
- steamer "N u
p,., NEW BART ABLE.
hiHnhfn slhDott. master. Geo. Hamilton. olers
WIZ leave Ms above. FOR frsight or naaaaas
v: ADAMS, ~ Commercial Place,
Fho, Freight consigned to whnriboat' month
u beo river or to agents ut New Orianna NJ
s ~ steamer Bart Able will be forwarded frss nj
lea
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e1y MnltruadR.
MoBGAw's LOUISIANA AND TEXAS BAIL
Road AND STEAMSHIP COMPANY

March lo-6 bbls molasses TO John Calder-2 half
bales moss j BIbolet-jd do Russell x Hall s bbls DO.
tatoes JOS Aycook-l0 boxes eggs l. Surle &co-3 do
l pkg skins Rykoski e. Manade-sundries to order
-Tosal . bbls moiasses
From Clinton Per steamship Hutchinson-70 bbls
pork ~ bales Gotten @ A Whitneya&co-3 do to Jno
Phelps &co-4937 sacks cotton seed N o Cotton Seed
Association bbls tallow Hay a. Mehle-20 bbls pc.
cana Loeb a. Oppenheimer-5 pkgs eggs b N Boren
&co-20 head cattle G Mehle &oo-Total IS bales of
cotton 403T sacks cotton seed
From Galveston-Per steamship Hutohinson-199
bbls oil j Aldige-50 bbls apples to II w Stork-i2o
bales clippings IS pair car wheels 3 hhds metal | bdl
paper s bales paper stock L Benjamin-4 head cattle
q Mehle eco
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-06
sHERlFF's SALE.

ny VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
Is ont Of the District Court OF Eureka county,
State OF Nevada, on the @th DAY OF NoNen,p%sr. %
d. 1879 and TO me directed ana oehVereu, iur
a Judgment rendered in said Court, on the !stn
aay of November, A. d. 1879. in favor OF Robert
Cros san, plaintiff. and against T. r. Maisn' ae,
PENDANT. for eleven hundred and nfteen ana
%. 100 dollars In United states goIa com, WIN
interest in like gold coin on sso a' ,ne ra'e on v
two per cent. per month. and Legal iu.eres. & W
the balance TIL paid, together with TWO nun,
ar, and eighty and 9s-lo0 dollars, IN oh,tea
states gold COIN costs OF sun, Ia's W ''is @
the 9ath day of November, A. ID. lo''. ieNisa on
the following described property, 70 VIII
sv ans harsss 4 so-rei horses. 4 bay horses sets
donble nmrnass, 4 sets stretchers anu cnalhs,
onsrts wsoon. AZ inch axle; ! quartz wagon,
az inch axle; / wood wagon, ~ insh az sA.es aa
thimbls-siein wagon. masn, h,e,. trees tree water
hsrr~is. aud by virtue OF said execution nave
th,s dsy levied upon sll the right u'is an" 20 =,
terest OF said defendant, r, ~ ,Ia na,th
that certain wood ranch, situate ohs naaa . sna
OF DRY Lake. In Eureka county, NesAea' ~
Known AZ the CiImoar Ranch, Nonss - h,ses'
siyen that. on the stn day of pEo,, -
d, 1879, between the boats vi y, ~. - Syill
aua O'clock '. NJ. yisi ~ ~ w WI, H. ars.t 81
salI ali the right. ti.le, claim aha ins'.s a.
,hs ssia dssondant, 4. y, Walsh, o., ~ anu ~
the above described personal pi9perSs At
xsenss stable North Msia street hafesa S,sssas :,
public auction for cash IN hand 70 ',,an .nv mi
snd hest bidder 70 satisfy said ekesu'.e ekn,. =,
ali coats. And on SATURDAY; tns 80 80 1 81 ~
a,r,orS NJ o. said day, viii sell all the r,sIr.'
t,te and intsras, Of the said defendant "a T.
Walsh, Of In and to the above aes.reLeu uorsa Al
estate, at the front door Of the Court saa noa ST
tna town 81 Eureka and State OF NsVaas; ~
RaD sstisfy said execution and all costs; s,,s
10 ''a''' ~ MATTHEW KYLE sheriff sheriff
Nv JANIS f. MASON, pepuy'
n N urArry Attorney for fisihuh. A.
Tursis, Novsmber ~, as7V
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-06
ENCAMPMENT NO. 10.

HoLDs REGULAR SESSIONS ON THE
I'll Third MONDAYS of each month, at
TX o'clock, P. NJ, at Odd Fellows Building.
sojourning PAtriarchs are invited to attend.
BEN. G. LEVY, G. P.
8. D. HENRY, Scribe. je4H
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-06

BEATIFIC LODGE, NO. =, X. OF p,
MEETS EACH FRIDAY OF EVERY
WI month, at 1880 O'Clock p. NJ, at its Castle
Ball, in Odd Fellows building.
All Brother Knights in good standing, are
fraternaIly invited to attend such meetings.
c. L. BROY, G. @
Il. B. MCKEE, K. OF R. and 8.