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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-11-29

FoR GovERsoR,
LOUIS ALFRED WILT. of Orleans.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-11-29

FoR LIEUTENANT GovERNoR,
SAMUEL d. McENERY, of Ouachita.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27
HTDR0GR rPHIC REPoRT

UYDEoGEAPmc ufrcl. CHART Drg ARr'TyL
MAsHiN6rON. oct. -. 1873 }
THO following u the ronort of the Unitet Hydro
graphic Office for thc week .uiinc october 20 lN''
CHARTS CORRECTED DURING TIE WEEK
40 of Chart 51j. Title New Mole Ha bor Gibraltar
Correction changes, etc, ia beiccnage ct, ,.,,,
No. OF hart, SN2 Title, CaIteeua. spain. t"ii'cu"h
No of Sharr III. Ttc France Mediterranean Coast,
Sh,ei z. Correction. lights az M'nf ne
No Of Chart Sj9. Title Outline Chait MeUtliaheih Se'
no Of chart GCs Title Northwest coast Fraucc sheet
!. new buoy ON Norih end "i Noigosei b'hN'
70 n tlsrt 40 lille Dover strait some correction.
Chart, 6Jsb. Iitc LhSish 'nahei Sh'e' - Sane
OF Chart 81. Title. Coast Europe Same coirec-
MA Of Chart Gs4 Title Northwest France. Sheet g.
Correction. Grange IN position O iartueuX Light English
10 Of chart 657b nile English Channel Sheet 2. Same
80 o har, sl7 Title West Coast Europe Same corTcc-
No Of Chart Yss Title. Harbors Coast Panama Cor.
econ buoy of Manzannilla Point Man1ania Point light
visible u mil, I.mon Navy Eayl
80 of Chart $50 re south shore Caribbean Sea. Same
no OF Chat 80. Tue Gull Of Mexico etc. Sheet s. same
no Of Chart 800. Title America wei Coast: sheet
indan cach; reef; Grsw Bay Charles rock s@I-
Deep iiarbor. rocs shol Bay vixen reel haShe Oa
ht -, ,.r ..o Ttl. Channels bet wcen Magellan strait
and Gulf oi Penas. etc. Corrrc"n Ken icei a. ne c
ne lc rosa Point reef oi .ui 1tcrn fAa'c7 ia
Smyh Channels; port liondo Deep harbi cone tooh Sho
40 Of Chart 454 Title south Extreme of America sheet
2 Cnrrecon vixen reef Muyue nnu'ii Port t"ndo Deep
II arin,r; Otwav water. l-,ltIuirt sho-L
20 OF Chart 4ij rifle Mageln STRAIT Wes part 'oriec-
,iou pvades Reef Hmvth Channel, Port Hod0. Deep dt
Dor gone rocs sho Bay Otway water. isot FONT reel"
Gro ked rock. rOOt ed Reach .
80 OF CnaIt pa. Title, HaIhms and Anch"laff~ IN Ma
gel an strait Correction CrCokrd rock tiouf cd Leach
No. OF chart j2D Tito, North Pa,lhc O,cn sheet Tor
rar -gs Tiiie China SEA, ofL pr .n. Cor
rectlon sunson rock, Lcng KING Gulf, Iianan island
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27

speculation that to bonahde demand reh''n7 u" wv
seem the meantime prices arc rising and ordeis are
coniu in and as lon ~ manufacturers take care 20 deal
with Responsible buyers, the sctulnorS may ny lc. I"
Ia care r themselves The iron industry ird lc way
and the revival il now spreading 10 TEX ir li"l,,
among wnich cliof interests centre ~ ,ot'"n ,''
Nrssrs Ellison & CO.. ol Livcrr"o erilnnle 'h" PIup1
bile available supplies for imports I" Elropr II,m sI
sources al 5,235 900 bales against 4,soEooo Daes ~
1873 20. this estimate places iy 'oa' "a Ill -
can ri 1000 60 bales 81 which 35Iouou pae- WI pc
for Europe. They conclude that should inese s
he realized there Will enough cotton 10 nlnM o III
cr, ased deliveries the pOnt touched w 10. 20 pus
That the consumption oi io'V oV ""' ~
that OF 1878 20 is scarcely douItiul. a..
An Important nccnc Of leading irms engateu IN M ,ns ne
dusn,n non made South StahOidriiit was ~" Nv
BIRMINGHAM, W eterday to consider IN application i"r
mn ,nr,,Iac advance IN The wages OF operators on the
rroura of The Improvement In ihe trade Inc ih'elbg
decided thai lt dld not conser the STATE o tauo "s
tusrfyrg nn advance II probable tbai an hrUlti'oi
vii he nnnolnted 10 -etile tnr nue>lloh.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY At HUpNUTs NO
elS BROADWAY.
ga.u sS7 Noon "A u nv. 53' M,dn'rht 409
Iaaie.f susi~r tnc dav. 5b- lowest .5-
ANclsle. i34s same iav, 1919 o.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27
THE TOTE or OHIO.

OFFICIAL RETURNS BY COU&TJTS-A TOTAL OF
G7O911 VOTES, WITH A REPUBLICAN MAJORITY
OF l.6l1 OVER ALL.
In the subjoined The official vote of Ohio for
Governor il given by counties. with the vote tor the Re
pubncan and Democratic candidates tor Secretary In
1873 The table include 22I4 scattering votes
IN 1875 or 81 332 Greenhack 5.6S2 ProhOon, and -
scattering votes in 1877 Charles Foster Rep) las
plurality Of 17129 and majority over ali OF l6l1.
since last year the Republicans nave gained G2.l4l
votes and the Democrats As l66 votes the Greenback
marty mas lost 292O3 votes, aud the ProhibIouisis
1897 the scattering 22I larger TINS year than
ia 1873. The total vote for Governor - G709ll. a.
against $751; 92s IN ls7s In Lucas County a,t year tie
Greenback vote 1892. which gave that party plu
raty OF Az tie Democrats. 1niS year The party
nailed only ], $50 votes.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27
MrumnEs FROM TnE BLOOD.
EFFECT OF oSn posr OF DnAypnrrms PILLS.

EFFECT oSE DosF or BRAypRETfIs FILLS
''''' y ''N'tdl'S o. siSa SisG, May 2s 1871
Ny DEAR DOCTORi About two ago I was suddenly
seized the bank with violent pain III the back and hp
JOINTS accompanied fever and violent pains In the
head. much make unable to 20 ON With my
WORK. home possible. swallowed eight
BKANDmrI's FILLS 10 bed. NJ pin, continued 10
Increase Finally the pills acted vory freely
fell profound sleep Tie next morning awoko
pain aud fever with most vigorous appetite aud
my business. know that single dose OF pills
saved me a fit Of sickness. Yours very trulr
IRA J. GEIFTIS, Bookkecper.
BRANDRErHs Pills sold by all dealers with full drcc
WINCHEsTER'S HYPOrHOsPHIrTs
VIII cure Consumption Coughs. Bronchitis. DEBILITY. 20
HOLINESS BURGLAR ALARMj never so much
needed a now Every improvements prices low 5ls Broad
Every family can he healthy, temperate and
happy with RICHARDS ITEIofAL TONIC IIT IT,
No other company in the world has pro-
ducrd Automatic 30 Tension sowing machine. or any
5ans sppTosachns n In value or real mort Wncox
Chills, dumb aRuc aud malaral fever never
fh t. yeh unto penin,ai ere nne poA tre-1
The perfect and most becoming hat for gen
;sa,9 :, ged9a9y @ to be ,ea @ 's @ 3 tss ,2.an o. s
Hotel Those ambitious oi stylish outnt Musr wear kS0ks
hds-
Nervous debility and weakness Of Gencrative
organ. po.rvcv cured ly ALLEYS nF'fN FoOn Prco 81
nilmou, A,tor ilonsei ~ 49 broaiway Crttenion
steel Frame, Firo-Proof Safes. Continuation
Iocis Inside no Works Fr0tal.-Atr e JNr-eyst
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27
BRITISH TRADE REVIrING.

Majority over all
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27
AnDiuccinentsl
SrnnrN CIIANGTs.

AuE apt to occasion dangerous AZ
fcctons the mliblOodcd aporleAy TO b. feared A.
both Young aged BRASDREtHs Pills ready
they are never falling you pain in the head are
dizzy fevers rheumatic. otherwise affected take from
three ten accord ug buk Of ndvid ia In twenty
hours less you will be cont mt. Constitutions are
much alike Vertigo dizziness and pain come only when
uuur;y IN tho blood Is too much Tor tho 70
without strlgge Andi il this struggle tha BgANpRETs
Pills aid and mistakes made you merely take
away
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27

LONDON. oct 25. 1879.
In its financial article this morning Tie Times
saws: rhe reports from the industrial centres arc each
day more eagerly scanned for fresh signs OF revival ia
The activity wnich has already appeared Ia many quar-
ters where stasnaton prevailed long. whether tie
iproyenept lie due as per.ons maintain more tO
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27
ExrRAoRpINART LOAGETITY.

PORTSMOUTH, n. H., Oct. 26.-Stephen
co,Io dld near TINS place recently at the age OF lis
vcar He had been IN the poor.nousc since the age OF
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27
NOTICE 10 MARINERS.

WASHINGTON oct 2GNotce "a given by the Iighthon'e
nosrI that an uloac signal buoy painted black giving
ha-fs oI whistle 20 short Intervals, has hnen mo-" ru ti g.
quarters II mile ea. OF OHIO shoal on Cape CalaFcai
flo.ila, n 8 fdtlomb Of water
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27
MlRINE INTELLiGENCE.
MINIATURES ALMASAu

MINIATURES ALMANAC
TODAY
.,.. cor sun seta bO3 Clock slow. lon. 2-
.ol Moan sbuths TO- IL MO0ns days IL
''"'N man IO.DAN-A NJ
.,.- roor 5.of GOV. Island. 622 Hell Hato-- 6ll
0"""' ~ JI,u WAThR IODAT-f. ".
sandy uoo. Ms GOV isAni. G.J7 lIel Gate 62O
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-03
THE REPUBLICAN RECORD.
A Review Of the Personnel Of the Party in
Louisiana, with Some Remarks Con-
corning G. M. Wicklifo.
ILynellburg News.

| There may have been men holding
Office In that State Iouieana) who were not
personally guilty OF the crimes and frauds
thai destroy the prosperity OF the State. con-
| iisoated the property Of the people and drove
| them to violence, but tho whole government
WAS ring - plot-a oonapiracy-and oil
shared more or less In the spoils. Every man
connected with this ring this pretended gov
| under assumed names. J. Hale Sypher, a
| member Of Congress- unseated because Ef1lng-
ham Lawrence charged and proved that he
furnished his own returns, tickets, certifl-
oates. and all was said to be one j. Hale, OF
Pennsylvania. and 80 no one knew who these
Williams were. All that was known was that
under Radical auspices, and by military
power, they gathered to tho plumber and op-
and robbery Of tho people excited the pity
OF tho Republican party itself In Con-
gress. If j. Madison Wells or William P.
Kellogg, Or $. i. Packard, should appear IN
this city, are there any who have the brazen
front to make o demonstration III their honor2
Have We forgotten the high crimes and mis-
demeanors Of these men because, for pr,lden-
tial reasons, they have been permitted to
escape punishment In Louisiana Must we
have further proof to show that one. MS Gov
OF the State? 1s 1t not enough II any man
In the reconstruction, was of the
party Of tho ring to prevent bis being per
inftted, In the South, to hold position ut the
W LIl5 pSSAItE IJASs wy ulL RD0U men. |
Intelligent men, Ia both parties, men long
known and Of good report, To fill the places 81 |
honor. trust and profit, In the State Of Viz
ginia2
We have given this little summary or past |
Louisiana affairs. because Dr. e. NJ Wick I
life, the Auditor VI Louisiana, during It's ora /
81 wickedness, Is now the candidate Of a party
'Or high Office. In this State, associated on the
ticket with two OF our citizens, and made a
speech Ia this city Tuesday night COL Il. A.
Burke, personally known to us as O gentle-
nan Of high honor and standing, telegraphed
m exposure of DR.. WicklifTe's Louisiana ca
Ger. We accorded Dr. Wiekiffe space for
'aply, and he has published his card With
mt any analysis Of the skill with which this
lefanse ID drawn. we call attention to two or
hree facts stated and shown by DR.. Wick
life.
j. Madison Wells was ono or his securities
N his official bond to the State OF Louisiana.
This bond was cancelled by VIM Pitt Kellogg.
Governor OF that State. Both these acts we're
nanifestly In the interest of DR. Wickllfre-
he last for his protection. All the men en-
aged In the administration OF Louisiana
fairs got rich DR.. Wiekliffe among the ,
lumber Their salaries were hardly large
nOugh to produce riches In few years, and
D give them oil not only Justice, but charity.
is fair to say I'll were under strong s,ls-
lci0n, and the burden of proof Ia Oh them to
how that they were upright and Innocent
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-03
Wcath and Crops On the TeChc.
NEW InerlR Sugar Bowl.

The weather generally has been COOL and
dry since our last lssue-very favorable to
the maturing Of cane, still In some localities
there are Indications showing the plant to be
In full vegetation, but as q rule 1t has made
more progress In richness than In growth A
continuation Of tho weather Of the last few
days would give very satisfactory result
considering the condition OF the crop at the
beginning Of the month Of September. II will
require considerable Increase Of saccharne
however, 70 yield ~ average syrup. In ref
erence to unsatisfactory rumors II may be
remarked that there is greater readiness to
circulate bad than good reports OF tho crops.
What injury the stalk suffered from In the
September cyclone Is now most conspicuous
In the bent cane. which Increases tho difficult
ties In grinding.
Rolling may be considered fairly inaugu-
rated oyer our section. Every touch Of tho
cool fall weather Is cordially welcome by the
sugar planters. The rolling began this year
somewh hat later than IN 1878, III consequence
OF the amount Of repairs that It was neces-
cary to make and the delay occasioned BY
ths immature condition of the stalk. but We
believe that the fabrication of sugar will be-
Ing IL In full operation on u largo number OF
plantations In our section already. Some Of
our planters are altering the practice usually
pursued heretofore, and are digging tho cane
In place of cutting 1t even with the surface
OF the soil. The reason alleged for this
change Of procedure, ia that the most fertile
Joints are TO be found near tho root.
Cotton is daily coming ~ from the coun
numbers Of the colored people having ono,
two Or three bales, are holding on to their crop,
expecting an advance IN prices. Almost all
mas been picked, except the very late plant
angs, and the yield. In consequences Of tho
favorable weather we have had. liz much |
greater than could possibly be expected two
ago.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-03
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

ST. CHARLES HOTEL-J H Black. Obas Mel
yllle isador IN. Maysr i Grover and wife, Archie
Jsnne Ma msoesn naa Amea Wav Wts ME-
Euia Talbot. MaN Elia Hunt Miss Ethe a r. .,e
nra9k Miles K msnr George
Rivers s Dreyf ssr; nav nav York. Barke ne
Washington: Rev J y Gray. California: o II
v"sh Hey ega sc3 Rob
aati hs snG Srs nan sSsh e!sG'9
Gserge Carr Sap A. Retford. Mereon "G''f
Williams and wife. Louisiana; q b Tippert,
kko ou LeBsrqn Waugh Liysrpool; NJ
as aab s1 Bep fm% sey benRsea o mas
s,IInisa: r 4 Aweeney. Homer. ] Waldo, j Il
t h9ylo' 81 Lgu's;J George and wife. Washing
Ei. e Tan m RTsf h9y snA
children 4 n;'a I'LL Ela; Wm Wilson. Ale: Mali
son. Beaaregard: A b stubbleileld, Miss:
Me- MI Kelly and child. Natohez; J NJ
lille; r Smith North Oarolina:. 9 Rar-
-el, Geo u Schneider. Jr.. Galveston: b Wat
on ~ Garfield: W = Broley. city: M Lott. Tex:
!, louis; " Petorsen Galveston; Geo Gall. Mra
!, Call, Mics l. Gall, Vim Smith. Orange: b 4
Galveston: Sam Askew. Tyler. Tex
CAsaIDY'S HOTEL-J Brady wife and
,onne: John Kelly st Charles parish 4 q
White. Ut Mary PARISH, Smith, Louisiana; l.
; James. Tensns parish | J Jennett. Mobile;
lunkle. New York: W . b Lloyd Louiasville,
~: ? Dorian; Arch NicoIs. Quebec; II O q
locke. Missiasippi: A Spaldlng, w
padding. u W Bradford. Lebanon. Ky:
hannon.. Washington: JULIO Morse, agent
:iahmond Ooera, Troupe; Jau es Gatthwright,
'ayon Goula: James Logan, Frank CarlIale,
lew Orleans; a q Dickson, Covington: John
Dlnkgraye Monroe: II II Chamera. jack
pn; Miss: Il Dahney. vtckshurg: U1nharf.
ladfson: y Bonnie. Louisville: Abe Hoss.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-03
SOUTHERN STATE NEWS.
LOUISIANA.

Mr.. f. Fl. Ryan has Withdrawn from TIL
Morgan City Rcrte,e.
On account OF the difficulty attending
steamboat communication between Thu
place and New Orleans, caused by tho ex
IRENE low water, cotton ID accommodating IL
our warehouses. Washington News.
Our esteemed president Of Holy Gross Col
iege and pastor Of the, Fauase Pointe Catholic
Church, who last week went to New Orleans,
on his way North To raise funds 10 rebuild HE
church, which was destroyed by the cyclone
of September l. reports that he has made q
New Orleans The good people OF New o.
leans have shown greater ltborality than was
anticipated -tSugar Bowl.
Friday Tecle quarantine against nj OrRan
City was raised. and intercourse ts now 'lnim.
peded. IL liz impossible to state tho universal
relief that will result from this action. We
congratulate our citizens upon the event.
Many persons crowded 10 the depot Yesterday
and enthusiastically received The first train
direct from New Orleans since tho establish
ment 81 quarantine restrictions. u came
laden with many passengers Tor the lCche.
Morgan City Review.
On last Sabbath morning tho son Of Mr..
Charles Blanchard, In company with another
young man, went out cunning In the neigh
borhoOd or Fauase Pointe. Young Blanchard
Of q tree beyond his reach. his comrade
climbed upon tho limbs TO feth the game and
while doing 80, was aided by the butt or
BlaDehard's gun. the barrel or which the
latter held Id his hands, with the muzzls
pointed towards his stomach. III this posi-
tion the piece was accidentally discharged
and its contents lodged Iii the unfortunate
Lads body, iDiltct.s,E y wound that Is likely
To prove fatal. New Iberia Sugar Bowl.
During the night of October "a d very serious
accident occurred ut the sugar house on Nj I.
Nolan Wiliama'a plantation On Bayou Black,
Iii the parish Of TerrebOnne. Mr.. Williams
the gas by which his sugar |
house IL lighted during rolling season. On |
That night IL appears that there was some- /
Thing wrong about the gas forming appa-
tatus, when Mr.. Augustin Dantin. an en-
DlOye. went out into the small building In
which 1t was erected to examine &c and asCer-
ain the cause Staying out some time. Mr..
)zeme Naqnte. the engineer, became uneasy,
md went to see what was OBTAINING the
,olng man, thoughtlessly carrying d lantern
q his hand. As he approached tho door of
hg small building the gas took fire instantly.
Hing the room with the burning liquid
|eetnE Dantin within, Mr.. Naquin rushed In
D get him out, and In doing SO both were
everely burned. On Sunday morning, about
prty- eight hours after the accident, Dantin
led, and was buried on Monday In st.
oseph's Cemetery, In Thibodaux. Mr.. Ma
uin'B life was considered IN O very precarons
Dndition for some time but It Ia thought
hat he will recover under proper care and |
ursiDE.-l ThtbOda,Ix Sentinel.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-03
Not Exactly MisrLInc.
LYirRInin City OhronIole. I


Last evening, after the performance was
over MT the circus. a young man called OF
Charinl and said he wanted to soc him or
private business. The old veteran took him
into his Office and received him with bis usua
politeness.
Il came all the way from Carson to see the
show. and I'd like to Join" said the young
man.
"Dh see" said the circus man. "You are
2 weli-formed, healthy-looking young fellow
and I'd like to encourage such as YOU /"
Tho youths face frightened.
You don't chew, smoke or drink. hope n
beer"
you must leave Off those bad habits.
They weaken the muscles and paralyze the
nerves. You can soon stop drinking, but
your salary will not be large until you have
overcome these llstle tendencies little
lemonade cireus lemonade-is oil the per
formers drink. Gall at II O'clock tomorrow
morning and ] will see what can do You
mustn't expect over $50 . week, though, at
first. We never pay high saares until We
know just what man cantdo."
The delighted Carsonite went away, and
this morning was on hand.
Chiarini took him to a tent where three i'm
mense Bengal tigers were Gagged. Handing
him curry-comb and a pair Of shears, he re-
marked:
Your duties will be comparatively light
at first. You will 20 In the cage and curry
Wig anlInalS Gown every morning. and about
once week cut their claws: keep EN- down
pretty short, 50 that when they attack tho
tiger-tamer, Mr.. Wilson, they won't lacerate
him much. Sometimes, but not more than
once month. you may have occasion to file
their teeth. You just throw the animal On
his back and hold his head between your
knees. III he acts rough. bolt him In tho nose
: few times. Keep betting him until he outlets
down."
Haven't you got vacancy In the art de-
oartment~ asked the young man from Car
ION.
rs art your line2" inquired Chiarini.
Yes, drawled the young man. In the
he red stripes on the zebras IT killed a.
many tigers keepin en- straight that the
oss wouldn't let me handle EN- He said | |
sed en- too rough"
Chiarini swears that the terror from Carson
hall have the first vacancy
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-03
The Roasss Of Cincinnati.
Washington Post.l

n 5IWKSUIHRLJU TUStI
Cincinnati prides herself on being the fast
est city IN the United States Ever since the
year ago, great Transformation, and hot
for the better, has taken place within her
walls. When you call Cincinnati the Paris
OF America" you do the average Clncin-
NATHAN proud. But the great masses OF the
OF Partisan life, which leads them into
almost objectionable extravagances. In the
dissertation OF the Sabbath, Cincinnati leads
all her sisters
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-03

may daze The enemy, while you can lose no
more than II he rave you odds"
Robinson Ii getting considerable incidental
Republican newspaper support. as In the
State political correspondence Of the New
York Times, with sly mid from the Erening
Post Hnper's Weekly though defending It's
editor, has taken pains within the last two
weeks to let Tom Nash 20 at q Rallop, and
they are careful 10 advertise hia cartoons.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-03
FROM THE rAssRs.

PoRT EADs. Nov. 2, q. p. m.-Barometer 30 20.
Wind north northeast. very light. Weather
clear.
Arrived: American schooner May Evelyn.
Hanson, maHler. IA days from Utlla to J. Z.
Macheea II 90 Reports losing foroanil and
sprlnRinR = leak on Octoher n. compelling him
to throw his cargo overheard.
sailed: Steamships Historian for Liverpool.
nothorson for Liverpool, Chase for Key West.
Banks Aurora for Aimerla. Spain: Preciosn
for Barcelona. Antonio Batet for Barcelona. En-
chnntresa e Roman brig Marin for Bnrcelonn
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-03

freight and people. for New Orleans. A.. y
Baker and ,barRes clear this evening. Jonn
Gilmore and barges cleared last NJ ght 20
There was d destructive fire at Mound Oify
to-day. q. y. Meyers's residence and store
house and several other business houses we're
burned. .-.@ #.
iBy Telegraph
MEMPHIS, Nov 2.--The river ia falling. Ar.
rived; John A. Hcudder for New Orleans. Do
parted: james Howard for New Orleans. The
weather Ia clear and cool.
CINCINNATI. Nov. 1.-The river is feet and
falling The weather Ia clear. eQld and blueter-
Ing.
OArHo, Nov. 1.-Arrived: w. +. Holiday from
New Orleans nj n. m. Golden City and A. >,
Baker from g. Louis Mt II. Departed; John
Gilmore for New Orleans Mt & last night. Tho
riVor is feet inches and falling. The weathpr
In clenr. Tho mercury stands mt 80.
EVANSVILLE, Nov 1.-The river Ia lilo feet
and rising The weather is chiefly clear. cold
and clustering.
LOUISVILLE. Nov. The river Ia falling slow
", with y feet inches In tho canal. The
weather ia cool and cloudy.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-03
THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT MONDAY, NOVEMBER B. 1879.

phoid Fever and every depressing disease. we
have prescribed IT with excellent success J. II.
Leslie. NJ. D.: q. ?. Copp. M. D.: 8. b. Prasons.
NJ. D. II. A. Vaughn. NJ. D.: Drs. 4. i. and J. 9.
Nidelet and many others. Sold by lending
druruista
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-03
The Dreadful Southern Planters ana the
Negroes.
ICourier Journal N.

The latest story circulated BY our benign
Republican felow-citizens IN the North IS to
the effect that the dreadful Southern planters
are IN q the habit OF taking al the negroes who
talk Kansas and cutting off their arms close
to tho shoulders. The truly good Deacon
Smith says he has no doubt of the truth OF
this statement, and the Philadelphia Press
and the New York Tribune and Boston Trau-
etter are expatiating fearfully upon It, We
have no doubt these bloody journals can i'm
prove upon the arm story II they try How
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