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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1879-05-08

- In 1858 Chester County, s. c., con-
tanned only eight hundred and forty -four
farms, and fifteen hundred and forty one
dwellings. '.he number Of inhabitants
OF all conditions were eighteen thousand
and forty.eight, as follows: White, S, ,OO5 !;
free Ie9lprea, .l46; slaves, 1857. !, Com.
pare that with the Chester of to-day and
you will find vast difference. Wehaye
q county vastly more important ss to ag-
giealturea and ne are put down in the
calendar of counties rs one of the most
progressive. and thrifty, in. the State
STATE Bulletin.
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The Last Arrow.

During the expedition of the Freuch
against the confederate five nations in
New York, in 1906, the following incl
dent occurred. lIiodngo, Mohawk chief,
had, for his wifeta beautiful half breed
girl whose father vas snid to be no less n
parsonage than the encouragement of
New France, the veteran Count dc From
tenac. a small force of French muske-
teera and pikemen surprised the sum-
mcr camp of Kiodngo's bnnd Mt what is
now called Tronton Falls, Just before
daylight, when, not dreaming OF an Mt
tack, they were wrapped in slumber.
Hand grenades set their logs on fire, and
murderous assault was made upon the
half awakened natives. Some perishcd
III the flames; some were cut down in
tho combat, and others still, among
whom was kiodago aud his wife, escaped
to. the hills. A small party marking the
course pursued by Riodago, followed.
The valiant chief had lost both his toma-
hawk and war club in the strife, but he
still carried his trusty bow, and three
arrows. The warrior determined,
that o life must tell for the
loss of each arrow. Two arrows were
sent @his,ling from the bow, carrying de-
struction with them; but just MS he was
drawing the bow for the last time n shot
from musket carried away his thumb.
The warrior betook himself to flight
now bounding over the rugged crags,
now crossing and recrossing the noun
tain torrent to mislcad his pursuers, and
finally rejoincd his wife at the entrance
of q cavern, where she had sunk down
In utter exhaustion, pressing her babe to
her bosom. Soon. however, voices were
heard, and looking down they discovered
u party led by "a renegade scout pressing
forward in the direction Of their rocky
tastness. The chief grasped his remain.
Ing arrow with his bleeding fingers and
aimed at iae leading one Of the pursuing
party IL struck the steel cuirass of the
officer and glanced of harmlessly, but
transiixed the heart Of the scout, who in
his dying fall grasped the sword chain of
the eheyalier, and the two went down
ahS elSif together The third man aban-
doned the pursuit. Kiodago and his
beautiful ayfie escaped, and many of
their asseendants are still Giving sto tell
the tale'of the last arrow. ~ :
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AmdeEaon gnfelliaeaeer.
HENDRICgS.

Ne Does Not Refuse the Second Place
The IndIana Democracy.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1879-05-08

- The citizens of the hack counties in
Kentucky, are enterprising. In Leslie
COUNTY the following'is reported to have
occurred: Late in the afternoon one Of
the iuEyinens placed himself in the court
house door, and elevating his voice, cried
ontsTs0,Sy ,Syes, o, yes, gentlemen, the court
are adjourned until iAoTnia'a the Judge
are drunk and ssifeC9anty Attorney arc
IL &c better AZ"
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SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

THE countcnancc is pale and ieadcn-
L. colored, with occasional flushes, or
Il circumscribcd spot on one or both
checks; the eyes become dull; the pu-
pils diiate; an azure semicirclc runs
along the lower eyc-lid; the nose is ir-
rltated. swells, and sometimes blecds
a swelling Of the upper lip; occasional
headache, with humming or throbbing
OF the ears; an unusual secretion Of
saliva; Shiny or furred tongue; breath
very foul, particularly in the morning;
appetite variable, sometimes voracious,
with a gnawing sensation of the stonl-
ach, at others, entirely gone; neeting
pains in the stomach; occasional
nausea and vomiting; violent pains
throughout the abdomen; bowels ir-
regular, at times costivc; stools Shiny;
not unfrcqucntly tingcd with blood !;
belly swollen and hard; urine turbid
respiration occasionally difficult, and
accompanied by hiccough; cough
sometimes dry and convulsive; uneasy
and disturbed sleep, with grinding Of
the teeth temper variable, but gencr-
ally irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exiss. EJ
DIR. c. McLANE'S VEl>MIFUGE
will certainly effect cure.
1T DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form; it is an innocent prcpara-
ton, not capable Of doi,y Mc slightest
Hyu,y to tile mosf tender infant
The genuine DR.. McLANE's YER
MiFUGE bears the signatures of c. Nc
LANE and FLEMING BROS. ION the
wrapper. -:O:-
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fs There ate q, ,O00,0 600 sores Of public
land in Alabama subject to entry or
homestead, sSe.,S 4'4e 2 etsE
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A British Disease.

The most marked popularity that will
impress the American traveller when he
walks the streets of London for the FIRST
time, is the great number of excessively
fat people whom heseveryWheFe, cpeels.
He at ffat sdpposes these persons 10 be-
long 70 the Asobility, on the same prin-
,9ipie that he would pronounce them al
dermen or bankers if seen In Boston or
New Y6flssR sTl5 sbfief, he labors under
the pppularthough mistaken impression,
thatiobesity is invariably the. combined
result OF iaziness and high living while
in. reality II Is ~ c6nstitutionr.i disease.
Until very recently,there wac 70 known
remedy for this uncomfortable disease,
and its victims Mere obliged 10 SUBMIT TO
the yexetl0nand notinfrequent mor.ifi-
eaton that it occasions. Allan's Anti
Bat Is the only remedy for this disease,
and removes tho abnormal CT ndision by
purely natural ineans. AK your drug.
gist for it. agf
i There ate q, 10000 scres Of public
land in Alabama subject to entry ol
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WANTED.

rANvAssERs TO. SELL THE FOLLOWING
" new and useful Inventions: The celebrated
r. E. LEE COOKING STOVE, awarded the
diploma at the last T Lo1 IS and Alapamsd
cheapest method Of obatning water fro M the
earth Hunters PATENT FLOUR AND MEAL
SITTER, which for culinary purposes ig almost
indispensahla.. The Wilson 4 Keagle WHAEF
AND FISHING LAMP. which Is the 81 best cotton
Te5m desEpyeE zst dfsf2yfT FoR The GHaiyFF9an
Trio BELLS, the latest and best method OF bell
hanging for dwellings, street cars and steam
boats being less liable 70 get out Of reRatr 81 "A
the old style. The PATENT WATER CUT
OFF. an ingenious contrivanee to prevent the
filth aocum uIa.ing on the roofs OF houses enter
inc. cisterns. A new method by,Thieh water can
pipes. without the use OF ice Or chemicals, The
BACKUs WATER MOTOR, great Invention.
can be used for any purposes, very cheap Cor
trfvance for r4n1ing maehinsry pf l FL deseri
latest. cheapest and most convenient methodc
lighting houses.
Enere,etic canvassers wanted and A GOQI
BUSINESS GUARANTEED.
JAMES Il. REYNOLDS,
Plumber and Gas Filter
ie28 1YDaW s0Baronne street,
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leave for below tonight, zach with lows Of
coal This will amount In oil to upwards OF
one million bushels Of coal 70 leave for points
South on this rise. The rlvef IS falling last.
Capt M. IL. Virden did notgo South on the
Fannie Tatum.
ST. Louis Post DISPATCH;
Kountz Line steamer T.. OAStanard for
New Orleans Friday evening.
The Centennial. Capt. Tom DAWSON leaves
on Wednesday. twenty seventh, Ar New Or
| leans.
| the mountains, 300 sacks wheat nd other
freight, making 5 t" Iac M ~ w. avsr lraWing
irches She is an astonishing steama
n s now asserted, and on pretty god an
thnr1ty. that the Laura Lee will be pladd In
the Natchez and New Orleans trade, and bat
too ct an early date.
Shreveport Times:
Ths Fulton rise has arrived, t'got here WI
both feet" and but for the quarantine Capt.
Aiken would keep Us In regular communlcA
ton with New Orleans by means OF first class
packets.
Especial to the Demoeratl
ST. Lor1s, Aug, M.-The river IS falling, witt
iii $40 feet on the gauge. Arrived: City 81
Vlcksburg. No departures. The Halliday
will arrive tomorrow and leave for New Or
leans "a Saturday. to be followed by the JOIN
A. Scudder on Wednesday.
Ctsc1ENATI Aug. 21.-The river is feet
inches and falling. The weather Is warm and
clear.
PITrsEURG, Aug. 21.--The river is feet and
stationary. The weather is fair and warm.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 21.-The river Is falling
slowly, with feet inches In the canal. The
weather Is warm and clear.
CAIRO, Aug. 21.-Arrlved: Grafton from
New Orleans at 4 2. ~. Departed: GraRt
Tower for vicksburg at midnight, ORATOR
for Ohio at o. N. The river is u feet. ane
rising. The weather L. clear Maximum
therIO ometer 81.
ST.. LOUIS, Aug. 21.-Arrived: City Of Vicks
burg from Vicksburg. The river has fallen
inch and is IL feet inches by the gauge. Jhe
weather is clear and very warm.
EVANSVILLE. Aug 21-Ihe river is fee
and falling. The weather IS clear and warm
VICKsETRG, Aug. 18.-Weather fair Their
mometer 9O2 The river has fallen four inches
Up; City Of Greenville at | p. n.
NATcHEz, Aug. 21.-To j. u. Woods, No. 10.
Common street: Anchor Line steamer CITY
Of Alton will arrive Saturday morning ane
leave same evening for st. Loriis
Fl E. BIXBY Master.
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DPKLO

NE" ORLEANS A APO P,EzLoUsAs PACKET
REGULAR UNITED STATES NATL PAGYEy
/ Leaves r eGHsry IUEsDAz. 1t pm
&S&M sas. Port Barre simmsnort, Gh1roSs
| Vile, and all landings On fhe Gnaat
Aacaa1fiaiaya Riyer and Bayou CoIrtablesu-Taa
new. light draft steamer ~s
FAaCH0N.
-, Theo. JOHN and j. M. sherrouse cla-sa,
WI lssve az apoye For freight or passage aps
BRITToN & EPpLER. 1os aravtsr street
Z. ". ADAMS, 81 Commercial Plaza.
!. T. CARLIN. 90 Magazine street
r. s.-Ine Fsnehon connects weekly with TIA
sIsamer Minnie for Bayou des GIaize5A and
signs through biltg Iading 10 CheTneyifle snd
81 points on BAYOU Bceuf. noa =
REGULAR OPELOUsAs PACKET
leaves every TUESDAY at 5 D. m
L. FOB WASHINGTON. GPETou.
a5A sss, Port Barre, sfraroaTops.
60 . ChurchviIle and ali landing ~ p tbs.
Coast. Atehafaiaya river and Bayon Ga IN az
bieau-The new jght-draft steamer S'o1tss
TRENTON,
In place of the Yazoo.
VIZ. CtaWrora master. q Molaison eEart
VIII leave as above. For freight or naasa1a a.
Ply On board. or to LORD & McPEAEE 1oaa ~
al ,dE9. D. H1TE. 1saeravtsr strsa.
:. Freight for Bayou des Glafzes r,rt sIl a.a
ollIlasDoEt, Big Bend Landing or Tster VIII
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Receipts Mt tho New Basin.

Blind Rver-Per schr Hermit No 5000 slaves
to order
Pearl River-Per schr Lizzie Virginia-52, 900 feet
lumber to order
Horn Island-Per schr Lady Gay-3eo bbls sand to
order
pearl River-Per schr Try Again-45 cords wood
to order
wood to master
Mathematician schr Jos Sanna-25 cords wood
to master
lumber to order
Bayou Lacombe-Per schr Modeste-30 cords Of
woad to master
Pearl Eiver-Per barge Pine Knots cords wood
to order
Pearl River-Per berge Elizabeth Ann-35 cords
wood TO master
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EEMEN,
NORTH GERMAN LIOY,

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
AM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW Oh
LEANS. VIA HAVRE.- BOUTHAMP-
TON AND HAVANA,
The steamships of the North Ger
aG man Lloyd will resume their Regular
H. From Bremen. From n. Orlesn,
ullr....... September II
pl n1,yteamers touch outward at Havre and
ooo1'd On their home trip at Havana and
IN.
FronRICEs OF PASSAGE:
ans OF On. Southampton or Havre to Hav.
paa ,uin r.leans-Cabfn, $3.50; Bteerage. xss
o1Fsusn Jeans TO Bouthan pton, Hayre or
"a. lou $50: Storage, s4s.
o. Sbt dsn, Jeans to Havana-Cabin, tas
drsn . nnd nd ten years. half price: chill
n. b;-OuAr, free,
haro. IN usi for Texas. Mr.. Peter M r.
age passaee Is authorized TO issue steer
W. Frano praroe at the following through
| From Breme3veaton a.,
-o Iae VT ~ .ba s tsdanoia. k45 80,
aoIav4 "a .n and the right to change the
Passage ticket5, - ,' auyea.ised Gays OF
| signed. taanad bbo o ~ ,5.l
| ED. F. STOC,n,v
eusl " S&& Co. co Agents,
| ----@------------ 40 Tfpfrp
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E1YEKP POOL.
LIVERPOOL SOUTHERN Q. .. L.wu-

.AfE The steamship
HISTORIAN,
Lang commander.
will sail on Or about August 6. 1879. from her
wharf. foot OF Jackson square,
Viii receive cotton and sign through bills
Cronstadt,
These steamships, being of light draft, vii,
cross the oar OF the Mississippi at all tirnss
without detention, A ~'
For freight apply to
DECAN j co.,
deOl 1870 Gravter street.
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Receipts of Produce.

Bayou Lacombe-Per steamer G Gault-Lot logs
to order
BJoxi-Per schr NJ Monttoss goo feet lumber
to Popp
Pascagoula-Per schr Walter Denny-70,o GOO feet
lumbe to Fl Buddig
Iehefuncta Rlver--Per schr Two Sons--2e COO
bricks TO order
Biloxi-Per sehr A Ramsey-35 900 feet lumber
to Buddig
Tchefuncta River-Per schr NJ Pippo-70o bbis
sand to
Pascaroula-Pe. schr Olof-45, 600 feet lumber to
Fl Buddg
Biloxi1Per schr ] McCaffrsy-1s,co 600 feet lumber
to H Buddig
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TRI-WEsE COAST.


Leaves ever COAST PACKET 70
GOULA.
,sssassseS Z. at Il 4. "a. ~
J. A. constoo aaa snIE. steamer
:, IF the Whisper,
will leave req. Ii. Woods and rba
freight in day. ks A9 aao oda
IL delight TGoVe. putting or
For freight OF 1 81 6iHf liS oo aBa
2: Q; I. on board Or IN
freight. 90 pIaa,,,.
and the Bertha. uo7 ~ receive
NEW ORLEANS ANthe St. John
WEEKLY je1
Leaves every MONDao.oT mr.,
FRIDaY.OaoI IEl'
H6 Bonnet GarrsDAY and
vile and all i Roam
sss Nv. Kenner.
IOhs. DeBouehel maste Ihe
Will leave as above. retur1
Tuesday. Thursday and Satb
For freight or passage Apply Zoos.
j. Z. BROU. II DelS40ht.
4 clerk always on the levee
foot Of Cont street.
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RIVER NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
Friday, August %. 1879.

Arrivals.
Zee marine column.
Departures. E..# -."m
Emma Irvine, Martha, Assumption, Frank
argoud. -....~
Emma Irvine, Martha, lower coast: st.
BIN, Bayou Sara, Belle, upper coast; City
Alton, Grand Lake No. 2, St Louis; Fan
q Tatum, Cincinnati; Whisper, Vicksburg
= lver City, Red river; Assumption, Donald
stage OF the Rivers.
Daily telegraphic report of the stage of water
various points, with changes In the ~ hours
nding yesterday at 8 y. m.
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GREAT JACKSON ROUTE.
CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS AND NEW
LEANS RAILROAD.
THE QUICKEST ROUTE EA

Trains will leave and arrive at the Cal
Street Depot. on and after April s, 1879. as
lows:
Leave. Arrive
Eyp. No. i, 5:15 o. m. Exp. No. 2. $50 q. /.
Mixed No. 3, TOO a. m. Mixed No. 4, 7:1o D. Ii
Nos, l and 2 run daily. Nos. and daily. *
cept Sunday.
Saturday Accommodation for McComb Cit
i7 SUNDAY 81 - EXCURSION to Mocomb dts
'e PUILMAN = PALACE SLEEPING CARs
COLUMBUS. O.. AND CHICAGO WITHOUT
CHANGE. and for ST; LOUIS Sleeper Is at
tached at Milan, enabling passengers TO e
CHANGE TO NEW YORK and EASTERN
CITIES. -
for the Virginia Springs, daily, without change
Tickets for sale berthe secured and inforna
ton given at No. "a Camp street. corner Of
a. D. SHELDON, Ticket Agent.
CHANDLER. General Passenger Agent
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From THE PASSES.

PORT EADs, Aug. a. 6 p. .-Barometel
20 30. Wind east-southeast, strong. Wenthe
rainy and stormy.
No arrivals.
Sailed: Steamship Chase for Key West.
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oUACHa7A gTyH.

9SBBL.Et4A zNs AND OUACHITA ETyEB
InfKaA.ASS4P,ORTATION COMPANY. - AD
WEEKLY Q. s. MAIL PACKET.
ives eHsrg WEDNEsDAY, at 5 o. m.
q Trenton, and all town landinrs a.
Black and Ouachita rivera-The boat
ve the right to refuse any landing ex.
j. JOHN WILSON.
place Of John H. HANNAH
il master, Ben g. CornWell. clerk
Hapt. +. A. BLANKS, President.
B, WE. BRrTToN L EP pIiLi r. i n
Gol WORK. LORD 4 MoPEAKF
mylaarly with steamers for the
-dttle Bob B. for Camden.
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Whisper. Leathers. from vieksbnrg
Cherokee Wolf. from Cincinnati
Frank Willard. Jacobs, from Grand Ecore
Eva DeRouchel, from Upper Coast
F.aAei @ pry, from Lower Coast
Martha, Baasett. from Port Eads
Ell Gay, Brown from BAYOU Sara
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KAIEs


NEW ORLEANS ANf-------=-------
IN tMOBILE lvp.r,o
THE SHORTEST notFkakEAA iLRoAD'
ClTIEo r.or,,,-
DOUBLE DAILY PASS AAA' 1'isS
On and after Sunday, AtTRATNa
a. faIiaws. 1879. trains
leave, snal street,
No. Express No. -
daily .7:30a,m, dails.
no. 8 Express No. II
daily. 90 pm. dailys:l4 pm.
No. 5 Coast Ac- No. s Co
conmodati'n eomnof1 a-M,
daily except daily 6
Sunday 80 p.m Sunday.
Tickets may be obtained and
Berths secured In advance on applt-m.
office corner Camp and Common stgsr
site City Hotel. ne
d11y j. W. COLEMAN. Ticket A.
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ST. LOUIS.
LAKE PORTS.

,1@ FOR VAUDEVILLE AND TrHE
- functa River-United STATE States ! "a ma
HEROINE.
SUNDAY EXCURSION.
Arr rt9n II fss s bn t1a,n From Vaudeville
arrival OF D. m. train. At Is o'eIoek r n
Arrival Of .. m. train, for adsonyis di r nt
MONDAY.
From Madisonvllle at 5:45 a. M.
From Vaudeville at q. m.
TUESDAY.
From Lake End on arrival of $40 n. m traIr
| foI Vaudeville LeWisburg = 49, = o.
WEDNESDAY EXCURSION.
Arrva d ss q hn train. From Vaudeville
| aTr!va! :: 30 3. m. train. At. -....... e ~ ~
| THURSDAY EXCURSION.
Arrival II f,a :. hn train From Vaudeville
Arrival $50 D. ~ train. AT. o. o. H. n.
- From Lake End On arrival Of $3.50 D, ~ train,
SATURDAY.
Arr rFon -, take e End tla,n From Vaudeville
Arrival oi = D. IN. Train. Att a. m. and o. 70
| NEW CAMEITA
MONDAY SCHEDULE.
From Lake End, on arrival of 70 m tre,, -.
f andtna LeWlsburg. Madisonville and Old
TUESDAY.
From Old Landing at a. M.
From Vaudeville at s a. M
THURSDAY,
FROM Lake End on arrival of II 10, train,
FRIDAY.
From Old Landing at 6 a. m,
From Vaudeville at s a. %,
bATUHDAT,
~ from Lake End on arrival of 80 o, m. train
ZOE Madlsonv1iie and Old Landing, -"
SUNDAY EXCURSION.
Arrival Of a. n. n train A. from Old Landing;
1 s54 AsnaMf sds5n nfE From Mandezis
and Old Landing. o. H.
~ . fManneV1le. soc each way
70 Madisonvile.. 81 eeoh NY
EXCURSION RATES
liz na,s rom effner side, round trip to Mande
s y 80 cents; Madisonville and Old Landing
n, Two lines Of stages connect with steamers at
Old Landing. VAN ''e@A1ei7 ae
var Freight i will be received daily at her landing
NeW Basin, near Magnolia Bridge =
FOB BAY. PASS. MISSISSIPPI CITY AND
BILOXI
mea.nesdag-Fron Lake End on arrival of
p ftr ~ Lake End ON arrival of II a. m.
.Retnrning-Leaves Biloxi and M,sst.at,,
ny 1 p sane evening and Pass Saturday at 3.
fi55e e received at New Basin. Deord street
$50 30 u Ihnrsdays and up to a. m. FRIDAYS
# usage 70 Bay, Pass and Mississippi Citv 81
u board " oon''' ALSO restaurant
PPreight will be taken at very low rates.
Rsasggaee !only) received at the corner Of Canal
,i AN On which the boat leaves The above trins
= 4 De maze Unless prevented By bad yyeather
Z low water. For further Information ably 10
iy2otf q. raro " 11oiLE.
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aTEAMROATS.

Schr seguin Kicker, 10 days from Vera Cruz fprevi
ously reported at Quarantne), to j Fernan
dez a. o0n-2d dis
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GRAND ISLE.

FAIR PLAY.
v.,s Il = f.a hranz master, Frank Kranz CLERK
at me Wflioz Wharf, and returning viii arrlea
Y tne mead OF the canal every ThursdaY and
j, s salea at D. n. Fare each way, 50 so.
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At Quarantine station.
Exports

Brit steamship Mnriel Gutlfoyle from Liverpool via
West Indies. to Il Forstails Sons
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PEESACOLA-Per steamer Amite-22 sacks oat
500 sacks 40 sacks bran Is bales hay As bbls
-four " bbis liquor i05 pkgs mdse
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GEzxsvELEE AWE KEnpa

UNITED BTATEs NAIL PACKET.
Leayes every TUESDAY at 5n. m
/ 49, m ~ fOE VICKSBURG, NATCHEz
inRs-Tba steamer 1e'AAu
ROBERT r.. LEE,
- William Campbell. master. A. Mcyav. cIeys.
1sayss as snovs eonnec1in9 st Ytcksbura win
aaWer BIZ ans r fog az an goln 9 TIE san
s. G. T. WORK, Is Commercial Place
& aE &; pBAHHF fTt. g q. af1ayisr street.
VIII give through bills Of iadfng TO tot Tr n
e. Monroe 1aI and ell stations on the Vicksbnre
shreveport ana Texas , Railroad, Via Delta, IL,
a,,,o W. b. BROOKE EFT, Agent. 1''''
- 800 ss Magazine street.
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by MALL @
Elsinore August lin the Sound. ship Sara
Umer from Gronstadt for New Orleans.
Lizard August Passed. bark Comtesse Due
tel Dumont from New Orleans for Lynn.
Genoa August 3-Saled for New Orleans, stea
ship "A bona Russell
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MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.

steamer Amite Fssher. for Pensaoola- en- soria
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FOB aREENvILLE, VIGKsBuRa AMI Nj rup
BENDS. -
-! Leaves F sYfry a TFHHEgEsRAY Z k
- a 81 18th the Baads-The new and nag a..
FRANK PAHGO 6tJ.el
- tln place OF the J.. M. White,}
oo =. N. Mhits master, Curt. Holmes CLERK,
esonn az &c ViaksourR with Partsott's Lima
Boat reserves the right TO pass ali isndinga,
taat the captain may deem unsafe. '1A-~"
Y, e. WAYNE, 80 Gravier st,
T. y. ADAMS, al Commercial placs
,r,,, Y, r. WORK. Is Commercial p1acs
Ma WIZ give througr bills Of ladtng TO Trenton.
MOI gas a aha al Cations on Vicksburg, shrsys-
- N 'AT ". b. sEoo Hzf EPas1 1x aa.
aus ---- 80 Magazine street.
SATURDAY vIMgazTS YsI gaaK OMITTED STATES
~ EoE T idzghHaz p 3. Ri n hEup
ia6 Natchez and all Intermediates lands
sz1s' inss-I 4. Rasgenger packet
N place OF the Natchez}
fg or at Vicksburg with tbs PaTisos Tsne
aol AazOo, Iellahetchie and gunfower ri,ara
AZ and ~rIh Anchor Line for Memphis. Cairo sna
This boz. reserves the right 10 psss all ,s,a.
~ LIZ ssa, ne UapIaln may consider unsafe.
JOIN Jt has9a xssa1HEY11 1 1ds board o7r1s Or %
7. 2. OARLIN 60 Mapazne a,
Inrou2n Oils ladfng given TO Trenrar, Wo,
roe ana all stations on Vicksbure. shre1snS -
an7o ". B. BRooKETT,
80 80 Magazine street.
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memoranda.

The schr Charles Thompson of ProviD
sold at auction at New Bedford. Satnr5n was
A. Bourne & Son, to Geo. Pettis, of Pro Geo,
for s2l00. own,
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AMERICAN PORTS. \

N3w YorK. August 17-Arrived from Pc
schrf w Wheeler. Bowman. "a,
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Trains will leave and arrive at the Ca
Street Depot. on and after April S, 1879. q