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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-04
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW Or
LEANS, VIA HAVRE. SOUTHLAND
TON AND HAVANA.
<E&Naa The steamships Of tho North Ger
s @Ale3as man Lloyd will resume their Regular
Trips. as folloWs: ..,
Nurnherg. ....... October is About Nov. 1G
Haunoyer. .,..... November 10
These steamers touch outward ut Havre and
Havana. and on their home trip ut Havana and
PRICES OF PASSAGE:
From Bremen. Southampton or Havre to Hav-
ana or New Orleans-O Cabin, $50: steerage, 500.
From New Orleans to Boutham pton, Havre or
Cabin. $50; Bteerage saB
From New Orleans to Havena-Cabtn. ssS;
Storage. 31b.
Ohildren under ton years. half price: chill
dren under one year, free.
N. B.-Our agent for Texas. Mr.. Peter III. Err
hard In Galveston. Ia authorized to Issue steer-
age passage orders at the following through
rates:
Frsm Bremen to Galveston. 40.
From Bremen to lndinnoln, $45 %.
The company reserves tho right to RnRetbe
route of the steamers, their advertised days OF
departure and the prices OF passage.
Passage tickets from Bremen, Southampton
or Havre to New Orleans Issued by the UNDER
signed
For f ut 4PHFnttIGRIaTsy aRRy r. svsnts
aust Nv "a Union street
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TE. " As.

MORaAN'B LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL
ROAD AND STEAMsHlP COMPANY.
PASSFNtiEH ROUTE FOR GALV EbTON AND
HOUSTON,
Passengers take Railroad Ferryhoat foot OF
ST. Ann street. ut u. M, reaching Morgan City
from Morgan City. In connection with Morgan's
Louisiana aud Texas Railroad.
1Sf%. FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. leave
nJAlEAaaz Morgan City on TIL ESnAY. THURS
Day aud SATURDAY. connecting at Calves
ton with steamers for lndinnola.
Through bills lndng sgnad to all points
on the Houston aud Texas Central and G. f.
and 4. A. IL. r.. Int. and Great Northern Rail
topd. and New 0rleanR aud Texas Railroad.
San Antonio froighta received and forwarded
via Clinton and Gal. II. and San Antonio Rail
road
Frelghts for Gonzales Hallettsvile. Rancho.
ETC. received via Clinton or Cusro.
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Representing tho new jesse X Boil
----- master. e---~~- tIHfRr
Will leave az above For freight or pa sage
apply on board. or to
L. w. hDAME, II O0ntnereiai PihfH,
B.-FrelRht oone,gned to wharfhost. Ueu&
III Red river, or to tutents NJ New 1stears. No
the steamer Jesse X. Bell Will be Forwarded free
of charge. lee
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Arrived

I,r teamship Tentona, King. from Liverpool via Go
,unna and Havana. 10 Siaa Weeks &co-4tt
die A.
Ar steamship Orator Cofbiahley, from Fernambnco
to I.ncaa X Moore &oa-ist da -
Au, ship Washington, Gceuich. 10 daye from Dor
deaux. in ballast, to Masich Cosnish ~ dis
Aus bark Vineeuza, CRsovich, g dava from Buenof
Ayres III ballast to master I'd dis
Sohr Nav EVELYN, Hanson, u daya from Utilla liz
distressl to J J. Macheca- Algiers
srhr John y Who'd Smith, ~ daya from Ph,ladel
rhia, to Ioserh Kelley. with cargo of coal
Woodland Plantation
Schr Santo 0teri, Pisyati, 10 DAYS from Utilla,
s Otari & Bro-Pic Tier
STEAMBOATS,.
Martha Baaeett from Lever Coast
Gamelia Hanover. from Covtngten-New Basin
Isahc n'Pry, from Lower Coast
Jos Wehre Hotard, from Bayon dea Allemanda
Il j Gay, Brown. from Bavon Sara
Henry Tete Aucoin from ncnaldaonville
Frank Pargoud MoVay from G'eapslle
CITY of Augusta, Bron frcm Tpner GoRst
Emma Irvine Rniz, from Lower Coast
John s Baird Baird, from Bayou Ba1ataria
Bele Ransom, from Upper Coast
Whisper Comstock, from Bayou doua
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RIVER NEWS.
t3rFIuE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCHAT.
Montay, November 3. lB7p.

y" ~" III UHUHFf ANVFBH1VsE o. EBFHs Y
Arrivals.
Eee marine column.
Departures. =-..s
Isabel, Cara s., Whisper, City Of Augusta
Frank PerWpud. II. j. Cay. Cherokee.
E0 Arrive.
j. W. cannon. II j. Gay. bayou Hnra. Clara
H., City Of Augusta Whisper upper roast. Tidal
Wave Golden Rule, james Howard. 1T. Louie
Isabel, Martha, lower coast. Yazoo Fanchon
Atohafalaya: X. II. Lee. YaEoo Valley. vi ka-
burgs Bonnie Lee, Alexandria; q. i. Ghontaau
Helena; Laufa Lee, Annapolis, j, III. White
Greenviiie.
stage Of tine Rivers,
Daily telegrn phfc report of the stage Of water
M various points with changes. Ia the "a hours
ending yesterday al .. M.
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IFEk. FOR BRAZOs SANTIAGO VIA MIS-
:. = asAlgsA4s.. slssippi River-Tbo iron steamer
HARLAN,
WEDNESDAY November 8. ut q. NJ.

- FsFs FUR CORPUS UHHIHJI
TI.igfis received for above point rrshlpped
at Indianola by sehooners aud through bills Of
lading signed.
Lgh erage to Corpus Christi and Brazos III
ANY, at risk and expoDso Of nonsIgnees.
Freight far all tho above points received ut
the depot Of Inorganic Louisiana and 1exss
Railroad foot Of Lafayette street. daily until
p. IN.
Tickets and atatsrooms secured until o. m.
Mt 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. Texns
Cantral Railroad on the International and
Great Northern Railroad. Texas and Pacific
Railroad.
G. A. WHITNEY l. Co. Managers
oo1 II Corner Magazine aud Nateheg ats.
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BATON ROUGE.

REGULAR COAST AND BATON ROUGE
SEMI WEEKLY PACKET.
Leaves EVERY MONDAY. at s .. M. and FRI
DAY. ut 10 n. m.
IT, - FOR BATON ROUGE. PLAQUE
lA - Va mine. Bayou Goula. Donndaonyille.
sEs"s~S"" and NIL Coast landings-The new
passenger steamer
ST. JOHN,
J P. McElroy master.
will leave as above, returning down the Const
EVERY SUNDAY and WEDNESDAY. For
freight or passage apply on board or 70
e. q. MEIANCON,
no3tf 80 Bi"nvlle areet.
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MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
November 4, 1879.

November ', lefh.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamer Amite Costello for Pensacola
g NJ soria
III bark Arah.a Foster I'm London
Roht Oetlein
n, brig snperbe Gril'et, for Bordeaux Master
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UPPER COAST.
WHITE STAR LINE.

WHITE STAR LINE.
1879 Fa,i 4 Winter Arrangement. 1880
TRI- WEEKLY UPPER COAST PACKETS TO
BAYOU G0U ! AND BEN : TUR 3 4 ~ nm
80 : xof sts wa;rrrm,
J. a. Comstock master Geo NJ W s1,s clerk
at 10 a. IN. and FRIDAY ut .. NJ. Tor. Bayou
Goula, returning down the coast on alternate
days.
Eea EpsG H pHsE 01ssf2p 9sfd
SATURDAY mt u a. m for Ben Tureaud. max
ing all landings in daylight.
For freight or passing, nnHly on o. honrd or to
clerk will be found daily at the head Of
Bienville street to receive freight for either Of
the above boats. oc26 n
ON THE WAVE.
NEW of oHHhGg b bN2 f PaSkET. CARRIE
LEAVES Daily Friday axcepted5 at 10 a. m.
anf 5ki BoNStr e & ! I; E. CHURCH.
azss-'=A-sTF1 mediate plantation iandings-The
lno side-wh CiT nss OF ag s!sn.ass
J. E. Brou master. Arthur L Freret clerk.
will leave as above For freight or ,, Eagsago
epply on board or,to ID. i. PEkhEI
No. IL Delta street up stairs,
A clerk will be found during the day at the
head of Cont street receiving frelght. oc22 tt
NEW OkLEANs AM uikEh COAST TIL
WEEKLY PACKET.
Leaves every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY, and
FRIDAY; - ct II L am; ou,o1r a
Isa#sSs8 far as " elham's ST. James. New Va
&aazzssaaa cherie Road. Bonnet ,Carre. Hahn
Vile. Kennergilie and ell waF lsndings-Ibe
CLARA e.,
I'm place Of the Eva.l
Chs. DoSo4Guol master. s. Toca clerk.
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday In daylight.
FOR freight or passage apptv on board or to
W T. C0MEAUX, 90 Cont street
A clerk al ways on the levee TO receive freight
| foot OF Cont street oc24 II
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STEA MBOATS
GMEENysILE, v,cK-Bu~G AND BEND.

GHEENyILLE, vscK.BuHG AND RENns.
REGULAR MONDAY PhUKE FOX GREEN
WILLIE VGK sBUHG AND BENDS.
Leaves EVERY MONDAY, at s y. NJ.
IT, - FOK GHEENVILLE, VICKSBURG
llEas.lsszgsss Nj and the Bends = Tho passepger
sss-'--*s.ss-s Jacket
FRANK PARGOUD,
A. McVny mastor. w. N. Ghlmes clerk.
viii leave ns above, connecting ut Vieksburg
with Parisoi's Limo for all points on YaHoo and
Tallahntehie rivers. For freight or passage
apply On board or to
g. q. WAYNE. BROOKETT Il CARTER
e. r. WORK. II. w. ADAMS.
Through bills Of hiding aligned to Trenton.
Monroe md MI stations on Virksbure Bhreve-
port and Texas Rallrond, via Delta, In.
W. b. BROOKETT Agent
aeIe No. 80 Magazine street.
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EMP00t,.

-llAlazN The steamship
HISTORIAN,
Lang, commander.
will SAT- on or about October 81. 1879. from her
wharf foot OF jackson square,
VIII receive cotton and Sign through bills OF
laiing for the Continent. between Havrs and
Oronstadt,
These steamships. being OF light draft. win
without detention.
Nor freight apple 10
LUCAS Il. MOORE,
de7GIr 1876 Gravisr Htreat, M stairs.
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UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET.
Leaves every = tuesday,. 1T =, m.
g.rrs FOR NIGke BUKG. NATCHEZ
kET4sssiAAtE Davis'a Bend and intermediate land
ssssaa'ssas@ ingsThe steamer
RUBERE u LEE,
William Gam phel master. T. j. Howard clerk
leaves ns above, connecting NJ Vieksburg with
Parieot's Linefor all points on the Yazoo. Sun
flower. Door Greek and Tallnhntchie..
G, p WOtk. IL Commercial Place.
9. g. WAYNE 80 Gravier etreet.
GEO. y. HI'TE. 142 Gravter street.
VIII givo through bills Of ading 10 Trenton
Monroe and MI stations on Vlcksburg, Shreve-
port and Texas Railroad, via Delta La.
W. b. BOGKETT. Agent
AUG - Mngnzina street
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FOR vICKSBURG AND DELTA
Leaves every FRIDAY at s o. m.
r- FOR VICKsBUKH. DELTA. NAT
dfsss=ssss la ,a,d steamer - e'''Y
a-.=@ THUHPAON DEAF,
TN place Of the Ed Rchardson.)
JAS I'll Pepper master Frank Beck. Jr. clerk,
leaves az above, connecting ut Vitksburg with
Parlsot'a Line for all points on the Yazoo. Sun
flower, Deer Greek and Talahatchie.
a a. WAYNE BRoCKETT l. CARTER.
viii klyo through bills of lading TO Trenton.
Monroe, and all stations on the YicksburR.
Shreveport and Texas RailroGd via Delta La.
se2s ss Magazine street.
SATURDAY yICKsBURG UNITED STATES
MAIL PACKET.
Leaves ever SATURDAY. at 5 Q. N.
FOR WICK aBURG. DAVIS BEND.
- Ht ss Natche2. aud all Intermediate land
ings-The passenger packet
hATCREZ,
#. p. Leath4rs master. J.P. Muse clerk.
connecting at VicksburG with the Paris OF Line
for Yayno Taiiahatahie and 5uuhnver rivers,
md with Anchor Line for Memphis. Cairo and
a.. Louis Will give through bills Of ladlng TO
Monroe and MI stations on the Vicksburg.
ShrSyaport and Texas Railroad. vie Delta. La.
This boat reserves the right TO pass all land
ings that the CAPTAIN may consider unsafe.
For freight or passage annly Oh board, or to
JOHN JANNEY Jog Common st.
]. E. CARJ1N go Common st.
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LAE0sIRCR r.

TBT-WEEKLY COAST AND BAYOU La
F0URCHE.
Leaves every TUESDAY at 16a N ), and THUES-
DAY and SATURDAY at Ia N.
~ The Al passenger packet
SM&sssaIaas aA henry TETE,
J.F. AucoFn master, NJ. 81. Landry clerk,
VIII leave SIS above. returning down the coasE
every WEDNESDAY. FRIDAY and SUNDAY
In daylight.
B. RIVET,
los Decatur, near st, Louis street.
s.-Haa o clerk on the Ian ding durings he
day. at tho head Of Bisnville street. to receive
freight. ss2eu
ytIeee of reshipping ar Donaldsonville.
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WEEKLY RED RIVER PACKET.

Leaves ------, November -. nj y. "a;
r- FOR ALIEN AN DIsIA, EGG BFND.
A. 49, IA sE Norman's Bnrln's. Wares and why
landinga-Thn steamer
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ron SHREVEPORT
5.s --. -=--=, mHster.
Leaves - ~--~~~~7- Nov. -. al & u m.

No wharfboat ehargas. drnyagenl rom'alspnn
will ha charged nj rnonth OF Rod River Bayou
anra. or nj new Orleans III fp warlng freight
nonaignetl TO tho company bv bill Of ladtng
For freight or passagh hppIy on board nf the
boats or ut The office IL tho company, No. 4G
Damn street JOS. A, AIKEN, Ernsilent.
M w JOYCE GEO ID. HITE,
J. T.. CARLIN. NRI IToN d EPfLER,
ia4 LORD 81 NOPEAKE AEshts.
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WHITE RIVER.

REGULAR WHITE River PACKET.
Leaves on TUESDAY. Nov. 4. at s D. 10.
FOR JACKSDEPORT. AUGUSTA.
kss&sassI searcy and all way and plantation
JuHN HOWARD.
J. W. Carlton mater. L. r, Perry clerk.
will leave as above. Particular ttsntion paid to
all Bend business on the Mississippi river as
high as the mouth OF White river. For freight
or passage apply on board or to
no2 JOHN JANNEY. LOG Common strees,
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STEAMBOATS,.
sr. LOUIS.
VI H WI rHsa.

MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS.
ANt HOR LINE.
r. ~ FOR M q M p HIS. HELENA.
M4AsM Greenville and Intermediate land
a2a4sasAasssn iugs Steamers
JAMES HOWARD,
Jas. O'Nea! master Archie Woods clerk,
JOHN A. sCUDDER,
LEAVING EVERY -
For freight or passage apply On board or to
j. II. WOODS, AGENT,
1o4 Common street.
stations on the Little Rock Mssissippi river
and Texas Railway via Arkapolis. Ark. and TO
Little Rock and stations on the Memphis and
Little Rock Railroad via Hopefsd. Ark.
BROGKETT & CARTER,
oc30 tt 38 Magazine street,
MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS PACKET
LINE
-, 80. : Steamers
HENRY FRANK.
]. +. Hicks. master, ALI. Grissom. clerk
CHss- y. CaDUTEAU,
~ G.. Mitenhergar. clerk
LEAVING EVERY WEDNESDAY.
STEAMER EHAs. r. CHOUTEAU,
Leaves WEDNESDAY. Nov. s, at bp.m.
The above boats take freight for ell landings
on the Mississippi, White and Arkansas rivers.
viii sign through bills lading TO Monroe and al
points on the v. S and Texas Railroad. at same
49, :, 49, ]: JaNNEY. -1os Common st.
| T. DOUGLAS. 80 Graviar ct.
ae2stf LORD Il M.PEAKh. 1872 Gravier st.
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pENSACOLA-Per steamer Amte-1n0 bbs fonr
% bbls whisky 10 hhla pork cashs meat 400 sacks o.
corn 100 sacks oats 70 eaaks bran - sacks coffee goo
pkgs sundries
BORDEAUX brig supetbe-s6,35o bushels
wheat in bulk
LDNDON--Per bark Arabetla- $40 sacks oilcake
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Uslr ports.

LIVERPOOL. AND CORNNNA@Fer steamship
TcuteniA IsGa hare railroad iron COS boxes tinpla
CTS box raisns 800 hi do ano or do IL kegs peas u
tea baking powder pkgs mase 400 drums caiiHttc
seta lao tes aoda ash $50 hbl spda stala 10 pkgs
eaIthenware to orders ptga hardware II Rhodes --
40 pkgs earthenware II crates earthenware NJ We'll
81 pkgs hardware GO pkgs mdse 20 pkEa eartten.
ware Al Olivier &cn--6 crates rarthenwate IL ~ MOI
pny 4 Spn-25 pksa earthenwaTe Stratton Mayer
Is do M Tayro-l3 Lcvi &colQ pkga mdse Can
non 4 Stewart box books TO A Miller &oo--ls
pk o. mIse s. Z Four,aie-a ID j Adiga-a 40 ID
Mler--llJ Leveis--G d Baisse--3 John Frank eco
6E,J Hart SEQ $50 kits behring's Schmidt Ztegler
30 boxes cheese Is pkgs mase + Gapi Bro-la
pkgs gin A Couture -521 pkgs steel h y Linley-a0
ca "a mustard ID Nichoison-3c2 boxes tinplate St u
Il g Cn--eAQ do Phelps. Dodge &co-4 eases books W
LafargEc & Re hoses lemons to tusimano-~1a
pk "a mdse $50 boxes tinplate Stevenson pkG
mfse nagoret-a do Thormahlen-3 ] Aldige-
II G Trou,ily-2 cases mtse to A Baldwin Goo do
TOYS IA konnig-Ss boxes bacon to e y DelBondio-s
nj "a mdse V Uehm;ohen--N 10 Stauffer Macready Il
CO Il C1odehaux-g u III Helmcs--id2 casks bot
tied beer + Brulatour-t pkgs mdse y jaubert 4
co. do J A Morris-2 G j Carrierc--2 cases mdse
i. Grunewald-- do L Razen-30n cases vermouth N
Miehelct--34 pkgs books w do Roaldes-ls5 pkgs
wine is pkgs aose y Solari a Son g cases mdse TO
Myreg & Foulon--6 do Stauffar, Macready &co-l
Matie-s j Ba, le-4 IL Damiey SIS Dalshcimer MOO
IS Loeb Gumhei & Simon--3 pkgs mdse Werlain
y do j ohm Frank AGO., Bnah 4 Levert-l to j j
LanElrs- q Calliar-3 - GoardS 4 Semhre- y
Stern & FRANKIE * Hapk ins-3 ] Levels - Fol-
som Bros-9J E.yle--1 Caire-a Herbert &oo-s
n Grunew ald--l4 ID III Holmes &oo-l ID Miller-l
l. Ronrn-i !. Bonnet
uTIILA-Per sonr MAY Eveline-25. 900 cocoa-
nuts lmorc or lcas) TO ] T Maoheca z..#
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Passengers.
Per steamship Teutonia. FROM Liverpool Wis Co
ruuna and Havana
G. w, Spanooks, J. Hnmbalier, Rosa Castro, Mar.
parita Ruiz q, Cashergue. A. Brlin Ioae Casborgno
.JoHephine soiio, Pahln Reeh J Looaln ~ NJ sSalu
zar g. u. Luvega j. 9. Coyle. Dr. MorriGen
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NeNaipts Of Produce.

Receipts Of Produce.
GREENVILLE- Per steamer Frank Pargond-
AIS bales cotton Richardson a MAy-a0t Meyer. w els
&co-!sa Graham Black hoU--ls2 John Noble-lhs
s b Newman &co-lb5 l. Harris &cp-l37 to Jno
Newm NAME Jurey & Gillis-a6 10 S w Rawlins-.5
Juo Hardie &co-4, X Buckner-+l Allen, West
4 Bush--5' s Gumbel-ts Lehman. Abraham SEQ
saJ i Wolfe &eo--is Chafe. Hamilt y Powell 80
Jno Phelps Aco-2R Male Communicate Richard
Flower &co -sa Gardner s Gardner-27 = Airev
&co-27 Ar Mten berger 4 Pollock @25 to ForstSli G
Sumonvie-aS Bitten & Mayson-2l 4 Beer AN
81 Biokham Il Moare-i9 h Allison &co--l6 Buokner
Coz 5 Stewart Bros &co-t5 Renshaw. Cammack Il
ga Gspp Bros Asola psyne he Mnas &o @oa
man. March a. Schienker-a Frankenhush kor-
laad-s Norwood Richards W Peale-5 w d
Howcott-5 Stamps to Ben Gerson a Son-4
Nj shelly Seo-< Gardner 4 Gopr-t J Harrison ir
400 Levi 4 Newman Cyrus Bussey-' Block g.
Pollock, John Adams &co-l e Bell -aos9
sacks cotton seed Cotton Seed Association and
sunGries 10 .rderTotal aau7 bales cotton and 5uas
sacks cotton seed
BAYOU SARA-Psr steamer Gay--22 bids
sugar 36 bbls molasses Rush a. Levert-5doJ = Har-
ris &as-lS hhds sugar j II Laws &Co--a4 bbs mo
asses Varin Mortimer-l6l do 81 hhds sugar te
j w Burbridge &co-205 bbls molasses Edw J Gay
81 al II Groebel kcn-6 Richard Flower &co-sl 90
81 hhds sugar Richard MilEken-2t DO - bbs motas-
SEES Chisu 4 Boyd-6s a9 thds sugar P Maspero &
eel ID i bbs sacasses Babtn--s do Meyer NJ els
keo-,o i 0 IL bills mnlasses hf do 3 Nj Seott-45S
sacks Gotten seed Cation Seed Associatlan--l5l
bales cotton j y Harris &oo-At 90 Meyer. " els eco
SO S Qua bel-7I Leh man A hraiam &so-57 ID u Y
Newman-55 Norwood l. hicharts-t5 to March q
Se5lenker-26 Payne, Kennedy &eo-ls ElokhaIn q
Mcora--l4 FRAN en- buss 4 Roriand-Is Clapp Bros &
oo-1@ john Nohe-lo Levi s. &eEman--9 + Y 81.
bert--7 JOS L avid W U Black sos 70 Richard
Flower &oo--5 Lyman Lehtenstein-' Rash L.
vert-.3 Graham Black 6co--a Scott CT ehee-2 TO
j Cromwel-2 Buckner-s Sesmps-2
L B.srie-I Silk Walker keifer 4 GaEdner-l
John Adams &co-l Ben Gerson Son-A,ndries
order VI TO nfls 40 cks Gotten seed
isA7 hhds sugar lis hbs molasses hf do
l,0NALDSONV1LLE-pe steamer Henry Tete-
il ads sugar Delaaio &oo-i2 DO J. bhls rnolA sses
Goa "A. r.. EodI hnY,v VI
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Drinking Customs in the South.

In Virginia there is method and order
in drinking. The climate being colder,
the blood is not so thick, and hence the
necessity for drinks every hour is not
urgent. There is also more economy in
Virginia, where the close methods of
the regions of hog and hominy are OBJ
served. Here in Alabama we drink in
winter to keep warm and in summer to
keep cool. In the cities we drink to be
sociable and to show that we are men
about town, and in the country we
drink to keep off chills and to cure
snake bites. We are opposed to the
continual drinking which exists in Rus
sia and other parts of the barbarous
world, but do not object to cocktail
when we get up, a snifter just before
breakfast, throat-clearer just after
breakfast, luncher at IL O'Clock, two
or three sociables between IL and din.
ner, a bottle of wine or good strong
whisy straight at dinner. After dinner,
having been thus abstemious during
business hours, we open ourselves lit
tie and drop in at the saloons and clubs
to see how political affairs are moving
If the country is in danger or if we find
it popular to abuse good neighbor for
the benefit of faction, the matter can
be better discussed over drink or so.
The Judgment is better balanced and
opinions more readily formed over the
fumes of hot whisky punch. We be-
come. more eloquent and express our
opinions with that emphasis of state
ment which marks the free American.
Mobile (AIa.) Register.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1879-02-13
4 san SCENE IN COURT.

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Girl Testifying in the Case of Her
fS q On Trial for the Murder of Her
e n kalt issN ~
- iedlewing from the New York
ss ~ report of the trial mt Norwich,
NdN Ma. Kate Cobb, for the
sollng OF her husband, in completely
~ ner alleged paramour, Bishop: Mrs.
], ! man, the prisoners mother, was
g y the prosecution. She looked
psle and esfeworn, but answered
go aad firm voice. The object
sas Ssste's Attorney was to get out of
y admission that she had tried to
~ MS Oebbs little girl to alter
!. aAleements lp regard to the cup and
80 marked Pet" and also con-
4 us the note or message she took
= ,ss Sssnop to Mrs. Cobb. The witness
! a'ed \ conversing with the little girl
~ us subject after the latter had been
y Tue States lawyers. She denied
|s,a sSg 70 any way tried to influence the
sESAt4QpY.
Hugh Montgomery, a
n eet clergyman swore that he met
|la.o oooq y coming out of Mrs. Bishops
lbos on - nigh Street, on the night Mrs.
n oled. The prisoner was weeping
= R;pE eared greatly affected. Also
h sapP ~ lhes same evening. Witness
/ lats ~ y = ihe prisoners house on the
| i ar; es;a ner husbands death, and found
usng on the sofa.