davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-03
An Antl.Fat Spring.

While surveying in the mountains
northeast Of Anaheim last year
Maj. William =. Reynolds encoun.
tered u imam who had worked tor him
III former years. He failed to rsDQ
nlze him, however, until the stran
ger explained who he was. He WAS
then q man of about 200 pounds
weight, whereas he weighed $40
pounds when in the MAJORS employ.
The secret of his reduced size was
freely given. A short distance up
the mountain was a spring, the Va
ters Of which contained some miner.
oil anti.fat properties. Did the Ma.
Ior want To lose some OF the super
huons flesh which encountered him'
He did. He drank the water, and
In ten days his weight had been re.
duced % pounds. He continued
drinking the water until from 30
pounds he was reduced to 10
pounds, his present weight. This
was accomplished without any vic,
lent action on the part of the water.
Maj. Reynolds will obtain water
from the spring and forward it To
the Smithsonian Iistitpte at Wash.
inRton for analysis. The spring is
aoont 10 miles from Anaheim, easily
accessible, and if analysis esta blish
es the fact that there is nothing to
be apprehended from using the wa.
TOR, many obese persons will avail
themselves of the opportunity TO
Try natures neutrality-suspicious.
(CdL) Gazette.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-03
A Not Climate.

The wife Of q missionary in India
describes, through the New York
Observer, the fervent heat Of that
tropical land:
"Tbe hot winds blow uninterrupt.
cdly from four TO eight hours daily
~ from A fiery furnace. The fierce
~ blazing sun scOrclies and burns
every thing in the most uncompro.
missing manner. The earth has an
evenly appearance, and IA cracked
open in large assures with the in.
tense heat and scorChcs the feet
even through tlilck sOled boots. The
miserable trees look unhappy and
hang their poor wiltetl leaflets
There 10 not spear OF grass visible.
Folks outdoors drag their weary
limbs along rs though each were
carrying q ball and chain. They
seem Ia have no ambition on earth
but to drop down and die quietly in
some shady nook. The roads are
some inches deep in dust, and the
air is filed with il, 30 that breath
ing is difficult and painful. There
are no vegetables nor any fruits.
Wells aud tanks and cisterns are
low and the water muddy and un.
healthy. Indoors the furniture burns
the body through the clothing. The
sun glares into every crack and ere
vice ~ Itrsisicnfly that blinds and
shades and thick curtains can hard.
~ darken q room sufficiently. Every
outside door is closed tightly trOm
early morning until after shutdown,
to keep out the heat. The air be.
comes stagnsnt and suffOcating.
a little relief is obtainable from the
punkah, a large fan suspended from
the ceiling and worked by O servant
from the outside. The punkah
swings day and night. The man
whose business it is to keep it swing
ing sometimes falls asleep, and then
the air seems to press upon one M
the rate of thousand pounds 10 the
square inch. Breathing ia next to
impossible. At night there is still
less comfort to be had. Tho bed ia
hotter than the body. We sprinkle
tho bed frst and then jump it,. but
II is dry and hot again in almost no
time. We sprinkle the floor and
furniture and do everything imagin
able to cool the sleeping room, but
all uselessly. 1t is like trying to
sleep in n well heated oven. Al
though you may long to rrnounce
the flesh and sit in your bones. still
We know that both flesh aud clothes
are absolutely necessary in order to
protect the body from the hot air.
How sur~rlatively happy must those
be who live in cold climate. What
would l not give for n breath of
cool air from the AdirOntlacks, or
for plunge into the surf ut New.
port. or for walk on the strand. or
even for u distant glimpse OF the
scat"
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-03
Homer Masonic Institute
for Young Ladies.


Boarl and tuition per month Of four
weeks, Including washing, lights, &c.,sl5,
in advance.
Mn.ic ou Piano, Organ, Guitar, or culti'
walton If the voice, included with the
abovc, sO W, IN advance. ...
Tdition. ;. 1 and dollars per month.
Incidental fee per term, Sin advance.
= For further particulars, send for Gaia
logue.
I. ). SLlGH, A. NJ, Prest.,
Hmnrr Claiborne parish. La.
Aug. d, lS7Y. o2y
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-03
WAGON ANDCARRIAGESHOP

Thi nhdr~i gnrd informs the people Of
L ii"'irr AMI surrounding country that
n' mas lisf "len'- shop IA alnve. first
''"'I Noh'h "i Ragland'- Stable. whrrr he
=, P''l''tr'' y" 81" any work in his line IN
,'r l"rH Nyir ana nj Reasonable rates. RI.
iiun. " vu ,Nr1N.
Sept. -. l-79. GO
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-03
VALUABLE PLACE FOR SALE

t"h SALT. Fifty Acres If Land at Atb.
'n'; ~ 'a'b"rn- parish. This land
las LIS Na'nanie mpr"'rnrnts-goodF Frame
S.I' WIN h',t rooms, e1cellrn, Barn.
81" - nu' "Inrr buildings. A Doctors
" "aIS .h III ,h. yAni' Thu, property will be
Apply to publisher Of Guardian NJ, %
,,., DR.. }. =. MOOTY.
Sept 10, leg. pn' "a
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-03
upholstery and Mattress.
Making.

hE Undersigned announce. to the peonl.
=; 1 %' ' ,.n,s parish that he ia engaged
.aa crnoLsIERf business In sIf its
o.snSSes; Furniture repaired, cleaned ana
VA neo' MAJ TRESSES made 10 order.
"a as pne" rrFS,red and worked over.
A wv " n 90 Scrsn Main street, in rear Of
julius LAN0HELp.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-03
Bright Cook Stoves.

eays . correspondent Of thu De.
osas Free Pres: Persons buying
nsy oook stoves and desiring to
heop the0 locking like uew fer sev.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-03
MILLS, GIN AND Fol NDRi,
=, i X. A. ALLEN.

7 our ! is, Il. miles North of Homer.
n ~---tt---uw furnishing Lumber nj rra-
-"nabl rates; making better Meal aud
Flour than any "th''r mil in the parrish.
We have the rrnuwn,d Brown Gin, with
all the n"drrn Improvements, and will gin
c"iton for the eighteenth. We are prepar-
ed to furnish excellent Foundry work. and
ran ,ln any job in that line required in this
country.
W. ash the patronage of the public, and
Will guAlAul..1. sai iAtAeiiuii- -...-
+. L. 4 X. A. ALLEN.
Jul, 80 l-79 Coy
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-03
Cumberland PreSAytsyian.

Rev. +. l.. LEACH breaches at aht,sA,
second sabbath in each month and Sssxp'
nay before-At Salem Church, Third ssb'
bath in each month and SATURDAY. befRN
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-03
Missionary Dsvtlst.

Rev. J. W. MELTON breaches q Ojul
Springs. III Sabbath in each month -
s,n uahy oeiore-At Sharon, near Li4A0A.
before.
kEv.- MCGEE, breaches At HsaNi
each month. |IiI
REV; A. HARRIS prcsshss ss Astiss11
Isl sabbath Of each mouth and satas1so
oeIore-At Colquitt, 2dSabbsth-AtR Rocky
spring, ID Sabbath Of each mouth -
saturday before-At New Fricndship, ~
s'bbath and Saturday before. >7',' :.
KEY; II. z: ARDS breaches u 49,
before. :. -
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-03
Claiborne Circuit Methodist Protestant
Church. a.,
Preshterian.

kEv. J. T. DAVIDSON breaches ~ p
mer, l-t ard Sd Ssbbsths OF each month
Al Mindeu, "a sabbath of each month
At Athens 18th sabbath Of each month.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-03

The scratching" Republicans of
Ne" York, who refused Ia vpi" iur
Mr.. CnrUr!l aud srvtinl otLri ran
dldatrs on the Republican, state lick
1T at she recent election. are taking
steps towards oI ganlzlIp themselves
in'o Il permanent faction. So ~ the
more efficiently Ia exhibit their in.
Thence III future ritcriuns.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-03
BAR AND BILLIARD SALOON

S"nthcast corner fnbIlC square,
HOMER. Ia.
TUE undersigned with great pleasure an
L uouncrs Ia hi, irl.nds. cu-tunI-T- and
the pdblic generally. that hi Saloon has
been entirely rrnplrl,l. and will now. in
'l"@lr"" "f furniture. Taste in arrangement
aud quality OF liquors. compare favorably
with any one III the State
FINE WINES Of rar,.t brands.
Champagne, Clarrt, Rhine Wines, etc, etc.
lGARS II all grades. from the most cx-
pui>lt'l> hrv"Ird down IT, the best domes.
tie brands
BRANDltS. French and Domestic:
Ry" and Bourbon WHISKY:
tanurd Meats. Fruits. Nuts, Candies,
Groceries, and Couf,rtioncrirs Of all kind.
G'," mr a call and Jon Nill be PLEASED.
J. {. DREW.
Mafrh ~. t-i' Roy
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-03
4 cpsW4 IWsuetsA.


A travelling tramp was Yesterday
trying To s-ll tUOtbacliedrols and
coriIsaiivp to a small crowd at the
head of Monroe. avenue. A sales
~err allow he /ilkf,kbt to dattrr the
crowd by saying:
"G"nilrnrn, | have Travelled over
25,OO miles jn this country, seen all
sorts of people and came IN coIItacr
with ;tl colors, and | must SAY thai
Non twenty men now surrounding
me have the most intelligent appear
ancr Of any cotrrir ever saw"
In the crowd VAS n six tootrr who
drives coal cart. He had lHrn
chewing gum in very deliberate
and nrlhWlical manner. and when
the speech was ended he slowI, turn.
EFT from man to nan ~ scp What tf
feet had l~rn produced. Finding y
Look ot indifference on each iace he
swallo~ed his qnid, pushed his way
to- the front. and, kicking over the
dry goods box used by fhe "dWtOr"
~ II counter. he hOnrished his fists
aud called ont:
"Mrbbe this ere crowd can stand
to R insnlird to its teeth, but | AM
IA clothes pin who cant he stepped
on IN my own town by Il stranger.
Come mp here like Il nun and strike
right ont from the shonldri' No
nahp can call me cOtcri, and Keep
Il whole head ON h~ shoulders"
The doctor had pressing business
down Randolph strect.-IDetroit
Free Press.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-03
Important TO the Public.

1--WE undrr-ignrd - u'rw running Tri-
lWrrkly HAth LINE from HOMER fu
MASNOIlA. connecting ut the latter place
With II daily line tn Hope. Cnnm~liors
anil comfortable hack arr prov ldrd- good
t-ains aud careful drivers. Hack, leave
Homer Monday. Wednesday aud Fridays,
aud return e., day. following. Fare, -.
ais" am prepared Ia receive aud accom-
nrsl!tt-, in first class stylo. dan and month
~ hoaricr~ and Transient guests, at my
lBuardiug HOUSE. III Homer. Prices are ftH-
snnahl,', aud far" and attention nncvcrp-
t.uuahlr. +. =. HAMILTON
Homer, June l., l-s9 A.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-03

The Rev. =. +. Galbraith, II Meth.
odlst local preacher at Lemars, Iowa.
reports thar he and five other per.
sbns fell into ~ trance while holding
II prayer meeting au,. saw visions ut
angels ami devils. aud thar on awak
rnlng they were able To sing new
tunes, which they had heard while
rntranced.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-03

Baron Rothschild. Of Vienna. has
a tavorlte horse, for whose accom-.
modsti"n be- has had u special Iu,s,
box Milt III the ,ust of All,WN.
This elegant room torris n part ct :,
new stable which cast aSO. UU, aml
which has marble floors; rncanS,ir
tiles, painted by distinguished ar
fists; rings, chains and drain traps
OF silver, and walls frrst,Nd will,
splendid hunting scenes iUm the
pencils of em.ucnt animal painters.
The BiuoNs ANNUAL iucome is tor
tunately al 900 ,W'O.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-03
" \ SALOON.

THE PUBLIC AND Ny FRIENDS ARE
l informed that have fitted up an elr-
giant BAR "n the Southeast corner Of the
Pd'lic Squarr-in the MaNcy building
where will suppl! the wants Of all who
call on nir. with the PUREST WINES aud
LIQUORS ever sold in Hnmcr-Finr Cigars
~ low pricrs-thr best BEER made in the
United States and ",-rythng usually kept
~ Il well regulated Saloon.
shall hc grateful for all patronage e1-
tended To me- MARTIN NALLE.
April III, l-79 81
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-03

The Columbus Miss Indry, refer.
ring To the rlrctiun in that state,
SAYS that the Grptnl,ick or Im,lrprrI
deut vote was much lighter than eX.
pecied and that what was intended
~ an element of distiactinn 10 break
MP the Democratic party really
amounts tn nothing. The under.
pinning WAS knocked clean out from
under II 10y the results from Maine
and Ohio.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-03
HOMER LODGE 40. ~, I. 90. :.

MEETS every Mon'al night At o'chck.
Iu Al thu Lodg" II, , next door below
Il, glands kti r..
]. II. kOKIrM y. q: II. &. MrICIT'
VT; j. HOMER J,,,p,S. Tp.asnIrr; l. NJ.
MCilENKr. Secretary.
- Brethren in good >tnndiu j. ..' or
Lodges arr Invited :" attend.
MAY II. l., D.lm
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-03
Town Of Homer,
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.,
Homer Circult-M. z. Church South.
REV i A PARKER Pa arm

Rev. j. A. PARKER, PAsroA- .
Tulip Church - Ffrst Sunday IN eseh
month, at IL o'cfk, m. Homer-seeSoa
and Fourth Sundays in csch month, Al II
o'elk, III, and Fourth sundays 1t ! p y.
Arizona-1hird Sunday, At II =, ed
pm. '%f-i
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-03
T. R. GEREN.
? I amt -8iMa,d Saloon

'' -p'hftH oUfOON,
WNbLA, ILL.,,
n hfS "n hand ~ all times u good as.
IL N"rtn'it Of all kinds of LIQUORS and
CIgnr> N the best brands. az great va.
r'"tN "i "'h"r good things. la.i and see.
Srpf. d. l-1-. S.,
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-03

We do not know whether this
country Is much more moral than
France. but while the Federal Gov.
ernmrnt IL going out of its way To
intercept the correspondence OF LOT
terry agents the French Government
has authorized lottery for two
millions OF francs tor the benefit of
the sufferers b, the fi,sais in Spain.
Perhaps the French arr not less
moral, INT only Mss hNps.ritical
than We are.-M. Louie Post Dis.
patch.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-03

At Staresville, n. c., the other
day. Coi. John Buzzard was married
10 Misc Eleanor Grow. The officia.
ting eSesyS man was Rev. DR.. Robin.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-03

The Virginia New Chronicle says
"ihose Democrats who think Gen.
Hancock or any other soldier wonld
make Il strong Democratic candi.
date for the presidency hrcauS- OF
his military services, have evidently
not taken To heart the lesson oi Ohio,
where Gen. Ewing, with his mngnit
irrnt war record. WAS beaten bt
Charley Foster. who sold calico with
great inlIepi'liIy ns 10 price while
Ewing was fighting"
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-03
Primitive Baptist.

hHv. u. c. PARKER prsachas, at Ie1al
non' lat Sabbath Of each monfh-lt *
hamah, I'd Sabbath Of each nsonth4lr1t
raron, 4th Sabbath Of escA noukh,sSd -
urdsy before. - -. M
kkv; H. B, HOWARD breaches se11l
''och 9Th Sabbath otsaeh moath.
NV; T. J. FOSTER PreschsS " ~
"erneld, let SsSbath in sash D1nSA. i,reF
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-03

A new variety Of sweet potato is
being cultivated in Kern county.
the extreme southeast corner of Cal.
iiornia. They call it Ocean Queen.
Picked specimens weigh from fifteen
TO eighteen and twenty-five. The
yield ia ~ great that they are tel 60
hogs, which thrive amazingly and
make extfsprk. Rscrnt tests sup.
gest that they will make better and
cheaper sugar than beets.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-03
Christian.

-. Rav. 2. y. NoRTHuH pr,,sk.es, q
, % grove, NJ miles north u No., ~
uoen ana Eldorado rod, "a 0HNi60V
esen sentA end esturdsy NM.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-03
HOMER COLLEGE.

THE TWENTIETH schol a-tIc year OF
| this In-ptpis,p, begun. the Third la!
Of September next.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-03
Ayers Cathartic III.

Are ;he most r.
fec,ire and congo
nizl purcativee ever
discovered. They
ARE mild, bu, Ell
t~~ual in y cir
operation. moving
M iov"', surely
amwi,hou, pain.
Although gentle
in their operation
ky are still the
mos thorough anu
scar, hing csthar.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-03
NORTH LOUISIANA STAGE co.

nATt or FARE AND FREI0HT IN tns
Il North La. stage 90. from Homer La.
after July LIST, 1915:
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-03
Tho Student Of Upsafa.

of Frpdrica Brrnier.' tells the fol
lowing story, which is 40 plrasaut
and good that it ought 10 be true.
although tbs by no means new:
There was, IN the early part of
this century, u young student lately
come to Cpsala, the son ut a poor
widow, who WAS standing with some
of his college companions in one oi
the public walks on II fine Sunday
morning.
Ashley were thus standing. the
Young daughter of the Governor. -
good and beautiful girl. WAS seen
approaching them on her way to
church, accompanied 10y her COVER.
ntss.
Suddenly the widows son ex.
claimed:
81 am sure that young girl would
give me n kiss
His companions laughed. and near
TO them, n rich Young fellow said:
"II is impossible! Thou, an utter
stranger, and in II public thorough
fare. II is too absurd To think Of"
"Nrvrrilnlrss, | IN, confident of
what | say, returned the other.
The rich student Offered to lay a
heavy wager that, 80 far from suc.
cprdiug. he would not even dare
venture To propose such Il thing.
Taking him NJ his word. the poor
sndent, I'll" moment the Young lady
and her attendant had passed, fol
lowed Them, and, politely address.
ing them, they stopped, on which,
in u modest and straightforward
manner, he said, speaking ~ the
Governors daughter
at entire rests with Froken to
make my fortune
Glow sol" demanded she, greatly
amazed.
81 am q poor student" said he.
"the Non of "A widow. II Froken
would condescend to give me kiss.
! would win II large SUN ot money,
which, enabling me- to continue my
studies. would relieve my mother of
q great anxiety
"lf success depends on 50 small a
thing" said the innocent girl. II can
but comlAy;" and herewith, sweet,
blushing. she gave him II kiss, Just
as il he had breu her brother.
Without II thought OF wong do
Ing, the Young girl went To church.
and afterwards told her father OF
the encounter.
The next day the Governor sum.
mont,1 the .isl aapdcnr To his plrs
rnsA, anxion 10 -. the >or- Of per
SON who hs1 fms darc, to arcosr
IAe3he y1eaei mans modest lie
meh,A At osde ca orahl> impressed
hits. hvasd Nh s'rr>, anti VAS
yf~eff T'taSsf tA~s H. invited him
To dine AT the castle twice u week.
In about year the Young lad,
married the student whose fortune
she had thus made. and who il ~
the present day one at the innsi eel
ehraird Swedish philologists. His
amiable wife died Il few Years since.
Baron ROthsclild. of Vienna. has
a tavorlte horse, for whose accom-.
modati"n be- has had u special loose.
Ia. q
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-03

To dine AT the castle twi % week.
In about Il year the Young lad,
married the student whose fortune,
she had thus made. and who il 1T
the present day one uf the mnsi eel
ehraied Swedish philologists. His
amiable wife died u few Years since.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-29
II X EN- EN-,

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
| STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW Or.
LEANS, VIA HAVRE. BOUTHAMP-
| TON AND HAVANA.
| xEM&$s The steamships of the North Ger,
E HiaS2&G man Lloyd will resume their ReguInr
| Trips. as follows: &
From Bremen. From N. Orleans
Hanover september II About Oct'r 10
Nurnberg. ....... October Is .....
Hanover. November 10 ....
These steamers touch outward at Havre and
Havana. and on their home trip at Havana and
Southampton.
PRICES OF PASSAGE:
From Bremen. Southampton or Havre to Hay.
ana or New Orleans Cabin, $50; Storage, $ss,
From New Orleans to Southampton Havre or
Bremen-Cabtn $3.50; Steerage. as.
-. From New Orleans to Havana-Cabin. es6s
BteeraRe SIS
Children under ten years. half price: chil.
dren under one year free
N. B.-Our agent for Texas Mr. Peter nj, En-
hard, In Galveston, is authorized to issue steer
age passage orders at the following through
rates:
From Bremen to Galveston. ~.
From Bremen to 1ndianola, $45 30,
The company reserves the right to ohanRethe
route OF the steamers, their advertised days OF
departure and the prices OF passage
PassaRa tickets from Bremen SOUTHAMPTON
or Hayre to New Orleans issued ~ the under
signed. - ~-'NAoA
For further particulars apply to
$50, ED =. sTOCKMEYA6 & CO.. Agents.
hu3l Nv "a Union street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-29

days from Liverpool. with salt. to j.. II. Stock.

days from Liverpool. with salt. to j.. r. Stock.
meyer Il Go.
Capt. Ackley. or the Llddeadale. reports that
On October 10, at nobn, spoke Spanish schooner
buccnro, OF Oornnna. hound to Havana 40 miles
north Of west end of Mad eira.
Sailed: Steamship Westburne for Liverpool
banks Burmah for Queenstown and Black Prince
for Amsterdam. big FroEteasU for Lavllla
Spain.
RournwFsT PASS. Oct. 2a. . D. m.-Wind north
light. Weather clear
Arri ~ed: AT Rtth n. m steamship T. G Harris
from Morgan City. 10 u "A. Whitney & %.
Sailed Steamship Hutchinson for Galveston
md lndianola. steamship General Whitney for
(tNtyaRlpn
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-29
\ FROM THE PASSES.

n ogT EADs, Oct %. 8. o. m.-Barometer 500.
mind north. very light Weather clear
arrived: At Il M. British steamship East
ssSarne, Fisher master. 50 DAYS from Liverpool.
y VA Galyeston. In ballast, 10 Hall 4 Vaughan.
british steams hin Lidd-sdale at :S5 p. M.
eskley master, Is says from Malta, III ballast, to
h hhonp. Frarichs a 90.
Y british steamship Capri, at 40 o. M. Boyd
1asster Us DAYS from Cardiff. Ia ballast. to Lucas
~ Moore & Go.
herman ship Constants. kuhiken master 81
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-29
Receipts &c tho Ola BASIN.

Bayou Lacomhe-Per sohr Modcste-3o cords wood
to order
Tangipahoa-Per sohr Hermit No 2-is cords wood
to order
Iohefuneta Rtver-Per sohr John , Meyers 200
hhis sand 10 order
AmIte Rivor Per steamer ennie-25 600 shingles
90 cords wood to order
Tangipahoa-Per sohr Chas Perry-ls cords wood
70 order
Blind River-Per schr Lady Gay-2o, coo slaves TO
order
Pasoagoula-Per sohr iIenrietta-160a bls charcoal
to order
PRsoagoula- Per sohr New Star--l2oo bbls charcoal
to order
Ocean SprinGs-Per schr Esperanza- hbls OF
charcoal to order
Blind River-Per sohr Mary Irene-25 cords wood
to order
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-29
RIVER NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT. +,
Wednesday, October ~. 1870.
AEFiYRlR.

Arrivals.
Bee marine column.
Departures.
Emma Irvine. Alvin, Belle. CITY W Augusta
Zenry Tete. II. y. Lee, Lucy u. Gastreu. j. A.
T0 Arrive.
! u. Y. cay Bayou Sara: Belle Glare e., Whla-
8r. Otty .of Augusta, UPPER coast Port Eada
w OF Alton. Molie Moore, John Dippold 1t.
]. Behan, Jo Bryarly, Red river: j M, White.
John, W.ksburg; Henry Frank, Helena
Rgpo. FanehUn, Big Sunfluwer. Atchafanyn
nn ngWaru, White river: Thompson Dean,
stage Of the Rivers.
Daily tsleRrnphtc report OF the stage Of water
yArious points. with changes, III tho ID hours
ding yesterday nj p. m,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-29
xeceipts 1t me New BASIN.

CONtNGTON-Per steamer Camelia-a bale, Of
cotton Jno 7 Hardle &eo-2 do " arren & Atkinsen
25 head cattle Aycock, Mitchell &oo-4o do to II M
Flautt-sundries to order-Total IL bales cotton Ga
head cattle
PaAcaEoulaPcr schr sea- llorse-6n0 600 feet or
lumber to II Buddig
Handshoro-fer soar Faster-25 coo feet lumber
10 II Rnddig
Biloai-Per eohr Joseph Edwnrds-4s oords wood
10 order
Blind River-Per sohr Two Sons-a0 cords wood to
order
Springfeld-Fer eohr Celeste-l5 cords wood to DC.
der
Pascsgoula-Per sehr Almra-i5c0 bbls charcoal
tO orda
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-29
LIVERPOOL.
HARRISON LINE.

sAktA2E The steamship
HISTORIAN,
=, Lang. commander.
will sail on or about October 81. 1870 from her
wharf. foot Of Jackson square.
VIII receive cotton and Sign through bills of
lading for the Continent. between Hayre and
Oronstadt,
These steamships. being OF light draft, win
CROSS the bar OF the Missisesppi at all tlmee
without detention.
For freight apply to
LUCAS z. MOORE
de20 II 1qG dravier streti, up stairs,