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neco,pts MT the Now BASIN.

PENSACOLA VIA MOBILE-Por steamer Amita
l,t balea cotton A ltnn. West Il Hushe-tH do Gard
,,er Il Copp--ss Sims. Bilups 400 loo sRcks cotton
sssd N q Gotl0n Sood Ass0ciaton-a0o cubic foot OF
sash j u Popp aundriea 10 orderTotal 4l3 hnles Of
op,tnn from Mobile)
cotton to aardrcr ts Gopp--a5 do 10 Alien. West d.
Hush-s sims Bups &co-ot lib goods j Bush
aIndrias IN ordar--Tptal 100 bales cotton
HOPE VILLA-Per steamer Alice~i7 bales GOT.
ton / saCk aaed cotton kenahaw, CAmmaok &eo--s
do I. Chopin, do balea ootton bbls ayInp 7
bacs uCss a Bhbin-B bales cotton III AliiHon &co--
do i w I,nrbridga SEQ ] Craig IL HORan-i 90 4
hills nyrup Rnsh Il Lsvert-tb4 saoka cotton soed TO
" d Cotton seed Assooiation-bD oords wood is 900
II cotton i5l sacks cotton seoa sacks soed oot
tor bbls syrup
wolf Rlvsr-rer aohr venezia go. coo foot lumber
to u Buddy
Jordan River-psr sohr In Bretonno-25,co coo foet
lumber to II Buddig
Pearl River Fer schr Union-i5ooO foot lumber
to order
Wolf Rivor--psr Hohr GaloaH ao.olO foot lumber
to j l. Neyers
pearl lsivor Per acbr Icander Jaao 1000 ieot Of
Iumbor 70 J w Adams
Handaboro-Por Achr Philadelphia $4,000 feet Of
lumber to order
Horn Island-Per aohr Perseverance 500 bla sand
To order
Pearl River-Per aohr Gen Waahngton-45 900
feet lumber 20 ii Caro-
Amts Kiver--fer sohr Rebecca-t0 600 shingles -
GoriB wood 10 ordor
Jordan Eiver-Por schr Magnolia 1900 bills char.
coal 10 order
Pearl Kvsr-Per aohr vinn-1A bbls rico 10 ska do
10 cords wood to order
Pass MRnchao sioop COLGATE 800 hordin.s TO
order
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burg o.. by why OF the Now Orleans and Chicago
rairoad-s2 ~ per bale.
IL M, iha l


sT. LOUIS. Nov. 1.-The river IL rising slowly.
lions Of snow. Arrived: Colorado from Mem
phis. John Il. Rhodes from NV Orleans, Dn-
parted: Colorado for Menphs. AMMO H. Bll-
yer for New 0lpans. Tho Silver wna drawing
+ foot una had v barge III tow l.usluese dun. y.
CINNiNNATI. Nov. t. The Hattie Norolnnd lett
for Msmuhi4 70 nightful ~ returning rsfng eoH.
There viii be- no boats onvlng for Now Orleans
until thers Ia u decided riAe In tho Wntsr
tBy Tslegrnph.l
CiacIaNATI Nov iThp rlvar IA 3 fNat 2
inches aud falling rnpidly. The weather - fair
and Id.
PtTrsDuRa, Nov l. The river ~ 7 inches and
stationary. The weather. rs cloudy ana cool.
EVANSVILLE, Nov 1.-The river N 1s inches
md rising Tho weather was clear ind cold
this forenoon. but cloudy Tonight With signs
OF snow.
CAlno. Nov. l. Arrived: Bolle. 81 ~. Louis
from VirktburR NJ n m, Maud from ~. Louis
nj 10. Departoh: Belle 81 St. Louis for st. Louis
w Il m.. Mud for Vickshnrg III -. m: lrn
formed horn th'H morning, The river is feat
inchna ana falling The weather III clenr. Tho
mercury Indlcntes4
ST. Ioua. Nov t.~hrrlved: Rhodes from
Now Orleans. Departed: silver for New Or
cloudy ana cold. les formed here laA, night.
IourAvltLE. Nov. Tho rlvor N falling slow
w. with j foet 4 inches IN ille canal. The
Wnnlher s nlanr md cool. Down: Hbttl0 GIL
bert and tow for Nav Orleans.
VtrKHnuna Nov. ~. WSnthor rohr. Thor
momoter ~ Tho rivar Inns risen inchaa.
Paesed III: j. NJ White VT y n. M. Paris y;
down: Pnrgond 1T u. M. fasoo valley ~
MEMPHIS Nov. Tho river Is falling. Do
parted: Montana for New Orleans
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glf sacks cotton ased N D Cotton Seed Association
8 sacks seed cotton h II Newman &o0-sundries %
Total SIT bales cotton Oil sacks cotton seed
sacks seed cotton
DON ALDSONvILLE-Per steaner Henry Tete--
10 hhdn sugar 100 bbla moaHsoa Dsgado &co-ss 10
IL hhds euQar Richard Miksn-~2O bbs 1n0laases TO
r. Iolchan x-3g do III hhda AiRar To II Betrhn--s7
bbls mnlaasoa Lehman. Abraham &oo-~ah % TO kodd
BIO Aco.-47 r. Scott hhds Hugnr 10 Lhnaux a.
Sona--iI bills inon-aeH q Janbert aco.--s sacks o.
rough rico w II Iopp-aundriea TO order-totAl 81
Lhds si,yAr aO5 hGla miD,Esssa HachH rough RICO
LOWER EOAST-Per atenner Mhtthh-~ib hhda
angar 50 bbla mpaasoH chnrd Million ~ hhae .n
,ar ANN n Iov,rt-G do j M Vtlavmso--f annk rice
lo2 bbla rico Soeon-4l DO II Kohor-2p Haspo-
VI t.more--4b5 sacks rough rios u nilsson eco.
MA do II Koher--i2 rnokH l,otnioea Johnson arc
.nrdrc. w order--Ta.at Hi hhdn augRr 30 bbln mnas
aaa ia bbIe ripe .uk rico 7J4 Ha6ka rough rico
LOWER GOASr--for steamer Emma Irvine
IN Mia rtor III lIaene-2f do asnss rough rice R0
man a Dlia-lp3 do Is iIarpel-z7I TO Jon Davd-25
bales n,osa IT Cazentre suudrles TO order-To'al "
bbg rico .ha saoka rough rice
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FM0M THE FASsEs.

Wind north northeast, ligut. Wsnthar cloudy
Arrived: Al l0:aa last night. stoamBhlp New
Orlenna Hnacy master. from New York. to A.
Monltnn. .
AT o:5h last night. Spanish atenmship IN
rluus. Musicn mnRtsr. Two days from Mnthn1ns.
cnrgo sugar to Louis linnKer h DO.
maater. from Now York. III q. A. whitney Il 90.
At H. M steamship Morgan. from Morgan
Oily to q. A. Whitney ~ 90.
Oupt. Mugica. of tho spanish stonmahip En-
rig,io. rcpOrts TINT tho burkentno sally, 81 PEN
nncoln. Fla. fnunisrod October N. She left
Pensacola October g. for Havana, with lumber,
With eight hnnd4 including tha .aptain and
ono pnsaengDr, Tho cook was killed by u full
liz mast. The Enrique picked 10 one sailor
and tho passenger. aitar LninK four days IN an
omen bout Tho cHatliwuys suppose ths balance
III ihp crew to be lost on tho heavy sea when
tho vessel loundornd.
sailed: Sieamsilps Bolivar for Liverpool.
,JnpnnpRo for Antwerp. 5m
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BREsE ZEN.

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW Oh.
LEANS, VIA HAVHE. SOUTHLAND
TON AND HAVANA.
egkH|s The steamships OF the North Ger.
AsssS man Lloyd Will resume their Regular
From Bren,en from ", orIoaNs
Hnnn0ver. September II About Octr 10
MurnberR. ....... Gatober@ IL
Hnnnover. ....... November 10
There at0Mmerp touch outward oft Havre md
Havana. md on their home trip at Havana and
EOuthan ptnn,
PRICES OF PASSAGE:
From Bremen southampton or Havre TO Hssv-
ana or New OrlennH-0nhin $3.50: Etoernge, sS6
From New Orleans 10 SOUTHAMPTON, Havre or
Bremen Cabin $3.50; Btoeruge. s4s.
From Now Orleans to Hayana-Cabin. 1856 !;
Storage. 316.
Children under ter. years. half price: chill
dren under one year. FREQ.
N. B.Our agent for Texas. Mr.. Peter MI. Hi.
hard In Galveston. liz authorized to Issue steer
age DaHsage orders at the following through
rates:
Fran Bremen to Galveston. ga.
From Bremen to IndtanOla. $k5 Co.
The com pany reserves the right to chanRethe
route or tho steamers. their advertised days OF
departure and Tho prices OF passage.
Passage tickets from Bremen. Southampton
or Hnvre to New Orleans issued by the under
signed
For further particulars apply to
ED. y. eToOKMEYEH d co.. Agents.
arl8I Nv "a Union street.
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UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET.
FOR VICKEBHRa AND GREENVTTI,r
Leavet' every THUR9DsI at o o. ~.
r. = FOR VICKSBURG. GREENVILLR
- II and Rends-The new and magnifI-
cent passenger stearner
j. M WHITE.
J. III. White master. CURT. Holmes clerk,
connecting at Vicksbura with Parisot's LIN,
for all points on Yazoo and Tallahatohie rivers.
Boat reserves the right to pass all landings
that the captain may deem unsafe.
G. 2. WORK, g.G. WAYNE.
4. ". ADAMS. bft0GKETf b GARTER.
VIII give through bills OF ladinR to Trenton.
Monroe and oil stations on Veksburg, Sbreya.
port and Texas Railroad, via Delta. La.
w. B. BROCKETT, Agent
au19 M MnNnzine street
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LIVERPOOL.
HARRISON LINE.
7 The ateamehip'
HISTORIAN,

sNssNsgsSR The steamship
HISTORIAN,
- Lang. commander.
wsll sail On or about October II. 1879. from hor
wharf foot OF jackson square.
Will receive cotton ind Sign through bills OF
lEalng for tho Continent. between Havre and
OronEtadt,
These etearnehsps being OF Light draft, win
CROSS tho bar OF tho Mifgisaippt at all timaa
without detention.
For freight apply to
daaoly 1876 aravier street. no stairs.
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(RcpresentIng tho now Joese X j
TEX As.

MORaAN'B LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL
ROAD AND STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
pASBENGLR ROUTE FOR GALVESTON AND
HOUSTON.
Passengers take Railroad Forryboat foot OF
81. Ann street ut 4 q. M. reaching Morgan CITY
from Morgan City. In connection with MorRan's
Louisiana and Texhn Railroad.
ri 6sET. For INDIANOLA- Steamers lanva
.MsAAllGaAAax Morgan City on TUESDAY. TIL URb-
DAY aud SATURDAY. connecting ut Ghves-
ton With steamers for Indinnola.
Through bila ladnR signed 10 MI points
on tbs Houston and Toxins Central md G., f.
and =. A. 4. H.. Int. and Great Northern Rail
ronG. and New Orleans and Texas Rnilrond.
San Antonio freights received and Forwarded
vim Clinton and Gal. II. nnd Bnu Antonio Rail
runa,
FrelRhts for Gonzales. Hallettsv!lle. Rancho
otc received vin Clinton or Cuoro.
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THE QUICKEST ROUTE EAST.
ItrGfns will leave aud arrive OF the Calliope
Street Depot. on and after September a. 1879 as
foloWs:
Leave. Arrive
Exp. No. l. b:15 .. IN. EXP. No. 2. fsto a. n.
Mixed No. 8. 700 q. IN. Mixed No. 4. 1880 D, M.
Nos. ! aud run daily. Nos. and daily. ex-
cept Sunday.
Saturday Accommodation for McComb City
Z SUNDAY N s. - EXCURSION to Mcoomb oity
toi PUIL IL N = PALACE sLEEPrNG CARE
THROUGH TO LOUISVILLE. CINCINNATI
COLUMBUS. o.. AND CHICAGO WITHOUT
tached ut Mtlan, enabling paesongers. TO &C
through without leaving the train. Only ONE
CHANGE TO NEW YORK and EASTERN
CITIES.
I'm proved Sleeping and Reclining CHAIR cars
to Vi :ksbnrg daily. without change.
ion given at No. az Camp street. corner OF
Common.
r. CHANDLER. General Passenger Agent
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MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEM OOHAT. |
Mn AHr
Cleared Yesterday

Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Chase Baker, for Key West via Tampa
X u PnBt x son
Sw bark Aurora, Noiglick, for Aimenn
kobt Oorlen
Sp bark Antonla Batot Macis, Tor I!arCelons@
Fatn Geo
Nor bark PreCioia, Jacobsen. for Haanlona-
Kobt Oerein
Sp briK Maria InHt for barcelona
u EaLln 4 co
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w MRHHEt
Notice 10 given by tho Lighthouse Board that nm
automatic signal buoy, painted rcd and giving blasts
Of hal 10 at short intstvtls, has been noorad oil
tbs end Of Five tathom bank. Gonst OF Now Jersey
In fathomH Of water.
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RAILROADS.

NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD
~ MOBILE FAST LiNE.t
THE SHORTEST ROUTE TO EASTERN
GITfFE
ONLY LINE WITH DOUBLE DAILY PAS
SENGEIs TRAINS.
On and after Sunday August 81, 1879 traina
Will arrive and leave depot. foot Of Canal street,
as follows:
IEAvT. ARRIVE.
No. | Express No. a Express.
daily z 80 m. daily .....-..7:4l am.
no. j Express No. Express
daily & 100 o. . daily OLA p.m
No s Coast Ac- No. Coast Ac-
commodatfn commodai'n
daily except daily except
Sunday. .....3:3D p.n3. Sunday. .....9 :26 am.
Tickets may be obtained and SleopinG GaI
Berths secured Ia advance on application at tie
office corner Qamp and Common streets. oppo
site City Hotel.
d1Iy J. ". COLEMAN. Ticket Agent.
a. kEAT aACR5ON ROUTE,
CHICAGO. ST.. L0Uss ARM NEW 92-
LEANS RAILROAD.
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UPPER COAST.
WHITE STAR LINE.
1870. Fan a. Winter arrangement 1850

VIII IL % All LINE.
1879, FAN a. Winter Arrangement 1850
TRI- WEEKLY UPPER COAST PACKETS TO
IT. ). THE FINE AND FAST PAssEN-
. u 80 ger sto e "s.rrp
he W. EVERY MONDAY AN and T. Wednesday T 5fk
ut 10 Il. m. and FRIDAY at p. m. Tor Bayou
Gouln. returning down tho coast on alternate
DAYS
Tho fine steamer
as sn'9 nyRhY fUEA3 & HGf2 s and
SATURDAY at II a. m for Ben Tuteaud. max
Ing all landiu gs in daylight.
of rokh Or H nRRS o % dsn apss t.
A clerk will be found daily at the head Of
BienyilIo street TO receive freight for either Of
Tho above boats. oc26 If
NEW ORLEANS AND bonnet CARRIE
r.vrs q q L DA III Y PAoKET !.
and TS SRI BoNStT G q J Z r. CHURCH.
ss. Hahnye Kenngrylln and oil in1sr
80 mediate pnna To- landines-The
ln0 slde-Wn CRY saS or fAt ..sa@sa
J: +. Broh master, AT Arthur ., / Frerot clerk.
-DN'' =. 0>. No II Delta street up stairs.
a clerk will be found during the day at the
head Of Cont street reeeiving freight. oc22 tt
NEW oRLzAN ssk ANp p gPRE e COAST Th1-
leaves every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY ct u nm.
fyg. - FOR LONG VIEW REACH AS
k&asssYSsaagS far as Weham's. ST. james. New Va
sAssszfNsa2@ cherte Road. Bonnet Oarre. Hahn
willie. Kennervi}le and ali way landinRs-The
CLARA g.,
I'm place Of the Eva.l
Chs. Dsboucnei master. s. Toca clerk.
will leave aS above. returning down the coast
tuesday. Thursday and Saturday In daylight.
For freight or passage aurv on board or to
W.. j. COMEAUX, 20 Cont street:
clerk always on the levee to receive freight.
foot Of CONT straet OCH tt
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stage ut the Rivers.
Above low f,h...
IuutfY 1iissb M W
5utions.

Daily telorraphic report OF tho stago Of wntor
ut various ponta. with changes. In tho a hours
ending yesterday at y. IN.
Above low x,5.
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RIVER NEWS.
1EFfUN NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
Saturday, November q. 1910.
Arrivals.

Bse marine column.
Departures.
Emma Irvine Martha Belle CIV Or Augusta
Henry Tete. j. w. Cannon Nltah"y City of
Alton. Dig bunhower. Alexandria. Rosa Is.
TO Arrive.
y. W. Cannon, u. ]. Gay Bayou Sara: City of
Augusta. Belle, oAra H.. Whisper. nptfs coast !:
Tidal Wave. Golden Hule. Jampa Howard H.
Louis: Emma Irvine. Isabel Martha. lower
coast; Yazoo. Fanehon. .Atehafnaya: Frank
yinEabure; John Wilson. Uulehltm: Bonnie
Lee. Alexandria; U. r. Chuutsnn. III Iona: Henry
Tets. Donnldsonvilia. Chorokee. Laura Loo.
ArknnpiiB
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FOR VTCKsBURG AND DELTA.
TT - FOR V1CKsBUHG DELTA. NAT
-. "a chez, Days.a Bend and Intermediates
&.za.z-s1-SSazs landings-The steamer
TMWnP%OS DEAN,
In place Of the Ed RcharHsonl
jas. Fl. Pepper master. Frank Beck. Jr.. clerk
leaves as above connecting at Vinkshurg with
Parisots Line for all points on the Yazoo. SUN
flower, Deer Crock and Talahatchie.
q. P. WORK. r. w ADAMS
O. q. WAYNE, BROCK Eft & CARTER.
Win give through bills Of lading TO Treuton.
Monroe. and all stations on the Vicksbnrg.
Shreveport and Texas Railroad via Delta. ia.
W. B. BROCKETT Agent,
seq ~ Magazine street.
SATURDAY vICKsBURG UNITED STATES
NAIL PaCKEP
Leaves 4 e,g,,y go, SATURDAY. ct sp.m;
Nachez. and all intermediate land
s-a'r1@rr@7H7 iags-Tne passenger packet
NATCUEZ,
connecting at vieksburq with tho Paris OF Line
and with Anchor Line for Memphis. Cairo and
Y. Louis. Will give through bills Of ladinR to
Monroe and all :, stations on the, Veksbnrg.
This boat reserves the right 70, pass all land
ings that the Captain may consider unsafe
For freight or passage anrIy on board. or to
JOHN JANNEY. JOG Common st.
J, h. CARLIN. 60 Common st.
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SPOKEN.

SPOKEN.
Sept "a, In Florida Strait, Br bark Maggie Doug
lass, Weir, from New Orleans for bordeaux.
N0rTIE TO MARINERH.
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EXPORTS

TAMPA AND KEY WLST-Per steamship
Chase-Fpr Kay Noat. 1870 bblt -four 400 hblH fer.
iiixora - tNrcun hama aacks oats lni coin
aa7 pkRs sundriea. For Tampa. til bbls tour 10
saohp corn ~ sacks oats ~, phEa anndiios
RARCELDNA----Per bark Antonio Batet--10o
baloa cotton ~ no 10. slaves
ALMERIA r. T bark Aurorh-76sa3 pos slaves
BARCELONA Per bark Prociosa-4p2 bales cot.
ton "a. iaa atavaa
HARCELONA--Po brig Maria900 baos cotton
Geo ppB Htaves 600 pea hoadings
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s.Fv. FOR CORPUS CHRISTI

.ssaEEEs.. FOR CORPUS ohNlsT1 ?
Freights received for above point reshlpped
Mt Indinnola by schooner8 and through bills OF
lndlng signed.
Leh crngo TO Corpus Christi and Brazos III
any Mt risk and expense Of conslRnees.
tho depot of Morghn's Louisiana md rexns
Railroad. foot OF Lafayette street. daily until
=. m.
nj agents Office or ut tho ferry landing. on
morning Of departure.
Through tickets will be Issued from this Office
to tho principal points on the Houston. Texas
Central Railrond. on the international and
Grent Northern Railroad. Texas and Pacific
Railroad
q. A. WHITNEY Il CO. Managers.
oc1 tf Corner MnRazina and Nntehcz ats.
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Arrived.

Steamship Now Orleans. HaiRey from New York
2oth ult, to Moulton-4d dia
Steamer Amito, Costello. from Pensacola via Mobile
to q NJ Sora-Now Basin
SIP steamship Enrique. Mugios. . days from Matan.
ma to Louis Ranger &co-2d dis
Steamship Morgan City. Road from New York. 2sth
ult H. q A Whitney &co-Alriors
Sohr John Proctor Baker. from Ba tmoro Oct . to
mastor- Point
STEAMBOATS,.
Mno Moore Skunk, from st Lous
Henry IeNe, Auaoip. from Donaldsonviile
Rmma irvine Ruiz from Lower Coast
Martha Eaasett. from Lower Coast
Rosa IL, Raburn, from Cincinnati rT .5
st ] ohm, Al E!roy. from Annapolis
JpEn w Cannon. Ibano. from iiayou Sara
John Howard Carleton, from White River
georgia Nancy Weaver fro Mobile New Habln
Alice ---~- from Hope VI la New Basin
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lam do rta.

NEW TORK-Per steamship Morgan City
Assorted mdae
NEW IOKK-Per steamship New Orleans
A ssorted md6e
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IN EM usH ~.

III
MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS.
ANt HOR LINE.
n--, =. FOR MEMPHIS. Hell NA.
kH18AtstaM Greenvle and intermediate land
&saa"as@@ lnRe Steamers
JAMES HOWARD,
JUS. O'Nenl muster. Archie Woods clerk,
And --
JOHN A. sCUDDER,
= - o'4l LEAVINd EVERY ~ =. !" ''' '''1 A.
For freight or passage apply On board or to
>. II. WOOmk, Agent,
104 Common street.
Through bills hiding signed to Pine Bluff and
station on the Little Rock. Mississippi river
and Texas Knil Wny. via Annapolis. Ark, and tn
Little Rock and ptations on tho Memphis and
Little Rock Railroad, Vim Hopeaafd Ark
BROCK EFT h CARTER,
oc30 II 81 Magazine street.
MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS PACKET
LINE
sasss..:ss.asst stenmers
HENRY FRANK.
J. II. Hicks. muster. ALI. Grlssom. clerk
And -
GMAk r. GHOUTEAU,
w. II. Thorwegnn, master
q. Mipenberaer. clerk
LEAVING EVERY WEDNESDAY,.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-06-28

The bloody murrain has broken out amoog
the cattle in Douglas county. Ths Castle
Rock Ness says that when the roundup boys
got in the neighborhood Of Esss Chsssy
creek, they found quite . number Of dsad
cattle on the range. and went 70 work 10 find
out the cause If poeeible. Amer soms IN
spection they discovered that Tie cattle had
died Of bloody nurssin. Thsn they wanted
to find ont bow it GOT into Tie county, which
va sssily done. They, sftsr closs sxsnina-
ton, traced il 6sst sppearasce to Sons
Mexican cattle. which have bssn hauliag
lumber from ths vsEious av milk 70 Grses-
land,-Peublo Chisfsaip.
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THE DODGE CITY TIMES.
DODGE CITY. SATURDAY. JUNE g.

organization Of the Leavenworth. To
peka and Southwestern Railroad
Company.
Among the other railroad schemes which
have been projected in the past six months,
of which Topeka is to Be one Of the objec-
tive points, is that Of . road to run in .
southwestern direction through the State,
starting at Leavenworth and striking Tope-
ks and Oskalooes in its course. The idea
is to make the company an independent one,
but to arrange to connect with the Chicago,
Rock Island and Pacific road u Leaven-
worth.
A meeting of those interested in this
scheme, vac bad last evening, in Peck, Ryan
and Johnson's office and the following OIL
Gers were elected and qualified.
Direciors-M. II. Case, Geo. u. Hale,
jas. C. Wilson, H. NJ. Allef, J. 3. johnson,
and P. l. Bonebrake.
President-H N. Aller, Leavsnwonb.
Vice Prsiden,-M. H. Case. Topeka.
Secre,ary-Jos. e. Wilson, Topeka.
Treasurer-Joseph Whitaker, Leaven-
worth.
Executive Committee-H. NJ. Aller, Leav.
enworth; Chss. F. Kendall, Topeka; Henry
Keller, Oskslooss; Geo. D. Hale. and D.
W. Stormoni, Topeka.
During the evening Judge Aller was called
upon to address the meeting. and responded
in brief speech, in which he reviewed the
condition Of Affairs in Kansas from . rail.
road standpoint He gave brief history Of
the railroads Of the State and the manner in
which they originated, and gave it - biz
opinion that such line o the one proposed
would meet the wants Of large number Of
the shippers Of the SAFE, who were at pres.
ent beyond the resch of railroad facilities
and would meet tae approval Of the people
generally, both in the towns and citiss, and
along the line. He al.o gave his opinion O
what part the c. r. l. & P. railroad woul(
take in the project.
After free discussion Of the subjecs B,
almost Ill present, the meeting adjourned
subject to the call of the Presideni.-Com
monucahh.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-06-28

4n0 0xoDDA8oRtO8 84SHSOSsos
Prof Riley, United StatesI snsonologist,
bsins Questioned - to The reports regarding
the ooslook for grsshoppsn in the vet this
year says: II have received reports from
the extreme Northwest, Montana, Dakota
and Utah, where the locusts sfs permanent
" located, that they are Matching out nov.
Scattering schools are being hatched ous
further 10 the Southeast in Kassss and Ne
brsska, bat in limited proportions. There
Lea are ths progeny Of the scattering fights
known to have passed over the temporary
region last fall. l am Of the opinion shat
they fly to the southeast every autumn from
the permanent region. These scattering
flights bring forth . small progeny. but, As
. rule. in no such numbsrs . 70 alarm any
one. Every autumn the winds and other
causes carry them to the southeast, but they
cannot perpesuaie thsnselver in this lower
country. Thsy either die of or naturally re.
turn 70 The northwest, or the permanent reg
ion lying two or three decrses on either aide
Of the boundary line between the Uaitsd
States and British America. Excspt when
they become prodisious multitude in the
northwest they will never do serious harm
in the lover countries as they did in 1875,
and such is mot the case this year, though
the season has been favorable hitherto 10
their development. 1t takes several favor
able ssasoos to multiply them into danger.
ous numbers. In 1876 they vsss depleted
By going Too far south and not getting hack
again, . they always Try to do. In 1875.
when they vere SO bad. they had BY this time
in June laid everything bare in Western
Missouri and Kansas.
This year q new species b doing great
damage, however, in the Sierra Valley OF
California. The Etomologi RI Commission
has had its sphere Of labor enlarged, and
will look into this outbreak in the Sierra
Valley. Psofs. Thomas and Packard of the
conmission will take charge this year Of the
locusis or graeshopper troubles. Thomass so
ing into the North western country and Pack.
ard to the border Of New Mexico, while.
Prof. Riley will 60 South to investigate the
cotton worm.