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Clinical thermometer

and ~bed-pans, assorted sizes, prices and
kinds, just received by
l45 d. f. GOODYEAR.
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Old Papers.

good wrapping paper at this Office, IS
cents per 100. 1887
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For 81. Francis River.
Special Notice.

QY mutual agreement Of the 1
- undersigned, the steamer k<Sfh%uA~N
HARD CASH withdraws from d
the White river trade on May 21st, and re-
sgmes again on July 9th; the steamer JOSIE
HAIRY withdraws on July 18th, and resumes
on August SOth, thus equally dividing the
dull season and giving each boat an opportu-
nifty to make necessary repairs.
STEAMER HARD CASH,
u. G. Postal, master.
STEAMER JOSIE HARRY,
olt M. r. Harry, master.
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NOTICE

A S q sanitary precaution, the Board Of
~ Health requests physicians in attendance
upon yellow fever patients, when they haye
convalesoed, TO enjoin upon nurses and Others
in attendance TO disinfect, by boiling and
otherwise, the clothing and bedding used BY
said patients.
They will also please report to this Office
any houses requiring disinfection.
j. CHANDLER, MD,
III li6 Secretary Of the Board Of Health.
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SHIRTS.
KIRKLAND'S
SKIRTS
6for$ So.
WANTED.
FOR RENT.

OFFICE No. 9, formerly occupied by the
" Mechanic and Traders Bank. Safe and
fixtures 20 with the office. Apply to
lat G.. D. CROCKETT, Agent.
IN Planters Insurance Building, double and
i single Offices, suitable for lawyers or physi-
cians: and double and single bedrooms. All
we'll lighted and ventilated, and all modern
conveniences. Apply at Office Of Planters In
sukance Company, Il Madison st. y7-156
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Mayor w. S. Reynolds, Of Corinth,
telegraphs that ]. G. Simpson is a myth,
dispatches announcing yellow hero
frauds, and that he, the board Of health
and the entire populace are healthy, hearty
and would be active if they could find
the bogus Simpson to kick at.
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" " WE'VE EN.


NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
STEAM BTTWIEN BREMEN AND NEW Or
LEANS, VIA HAVkE, sOUTHAMP-
TON AND HAVANA.
f%HY%. The steamships of The North Ger
sAiNlasgsgG, man Lloyd will resume their Regular
Trtps. aa follows.
From nrehen. From N. OrIasn,
NufnharE ...s... October IN About Nov. ia
Hanover. -..+,.. November 10 .....
THESE staRmnra touch outward Mt Havre and
Havana. and on their home trip at Havana and
>,S,''''s' JB'RaICEs or FAssAGE.
From Bremen. HbuthRmpton or HHvre to HAY
ana or New Orleans Cabin ai6a: Storage, ass
From New 9renna 10 SOUTHAMPTON, Havra or
Bremen Cabin stso: aseerage. s4s.
From New Orleaus TO Havana.-0abin. ess
Htnerasa. sis
Children under ten years. half price; chill
dren under one year. free.
N. R.-pur agent for Texas. Mr.. Peter MI. Ur.
hard. IN Galveston Ia authorized To !seua steer-
nge passage orders at the following through
rates.
Ersm Bremen to Galveston. sss.
From Bremen 10 lntffanola, sAs &c.
The company reserves the right to chan go the
route of tho steamers. their advertised DAYS Of
departure and the pttese Of passage.
Passage tickets from Bremen. SOUTHAMPTON
or Hayfe to New Orleans issued by the under
signed.
For further particulars apply 10
ED. II. s'FnOE MBY Eh h CO., Agents.
Rugt Nv "A union street
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ST. LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS
RAILROAD


November aga car loads az Fellcwa-sTt bales
cottpn Bickhs q Moore--slsh to ChaHe Hamilton d
Fnwell---afe Walden. Hawkins SRoherta- as1 to Or.
dat-2na Richardson Il May4-1aA s tiumhel-tRa to
Meyer Weis &eo--tRS Lehman. abraham &eo-I1G
Allen Weat 4 Iuah4-to7 Gieaaen. bay & Froudht-
u J ]. Harris Aec-N2 Hyu,an Il Lichtenstein- al
Duo II Hartlie Sco--ET n O. Thomas Nrn--Rl 90 w II
Thompson &cn-6s Stewart Bros &cp-5o to Muir
tfurkworh 500 ~ Allen. Nugent &co-41 KeiHar 4
Ga,dner--s3 kirkpatrick &en-4s Britton Mayson
~ Readlea Wood &oo--H 70 II nj Walmalev Il oa4-aD
I L Airey &en-- ~ To March Il Selenker-27 ID tIuo
Phelps Aca--aa j Il FeIgnsnn 6ca--lT TO Gardner a.
Couple Il q Newman-l6 Payne. Kennedy 500
10 Louia Ranger &en --6 Moore A. Enlsman-b to +
Racknet6 IL n Wilson &cn-h Elapp Bree &co-a
Norwood j. Riaharts-44 ~ Hsrtwelt 4 Ghanhers--4
Cyrus Hussey--s Warren Atkins ma II AltsaB A.
ep-J II Newman Aao--3 FELIX WRlker-4g Il j Gar
ver-9 Graham. Hack &e1 II Gerdin Soo-i to @ w
Sen,e &co-l Hanmonda, Gaddia SEQ ~ boxes Of
hate E Booths eaaea shoes n Stern 4 $50 boxes
hnttles 81 pkgs butter Smith bros &co-s pkga mdse
Belden ~ cases eheea i r Martinea-l0 do Nj Ma
than-9i Vincent &co-ap Hills appcs Wallace. Fair
rhild &eo-als bhls honr MoClnskcy 4 Markey-1po
do Glover 4 DderdAhl-f0u Howard a Flnwnr--laO 10
w Mathews Bro--losa pea bulk meat 10 Sehwa
haaher & Hitach-t car cattle z Mehle &oa--2 do 10
r NJ Fault J II Gos- Miller n Meyer--4 ID Az.
Geek Mitchell &oo--I car hay asa bills potatnes ~
sacks potatpes Ehas FeaaantsaRN sanks cotton seed
meal Geo Heok--ao bulls OIL Union Oil Coz cars cot.
ton eeed Cotton seed Assoaiation-l hbla mnlas.
eos Payne, Kennedy &co-3oo hbie potatoes Nj Stch
& Sun-Sf pkga mdse 4 T White anndry mdse "a
Rice Born &oo--ao A A Nj buggy IN ThaYer
Seo-Sl bble oniena y u Amioo &no-Np boxes cheese
Fprcheimer Brnss aaGks coffee HiTsoh. Adj NJ Zoo
10 pkgs machinery &c II n Coleman & Bro --fR tubs
butter G II Lawrence &eoA-sn hnxaa cheese Y Del.
MeCraeken y Brewster 10 bbls whissy II Hollander
40 hbla applas lin bhls potatoes E Dohetty-bo 10
Greve q Wldermann-a piatoa Wetlnin--lnn bills
applee % Gefalu a. Snn-ta hoxea hats Ill La oussini
10 bills whisky Lechta e. Cnrdes-a tierpes hams 10
J Selari & Son--ao pigs hides g + Magea-a pigs
shet Schmidt s Z,egeF Y bbls potatoes Joseph Kel
fer2 20 hrkirs butter Yuherber 4 Behar--Ta bhs
whisky U A Whitney &co-sundriea TO order-Total
2s&s bales cotton
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ueseI pts 10 tine ora uasvn.

TchefHnta River-Pef acht .John Il Meyera-3n
cords wood to order
Vaudeville Per aehr LEelair--a5 cords wood To
nrhar
Tchefuncta Per schr Tonfouca cords
wond TO urdsr
Blind River-rew sohr Mary 1rsne-@lE.na0 slaves
to order 5m~
bayou Lacembe- Per sobr Josaplna No a-a5 cds
wood III order
Hayeu tacpmfe Per aehr Leuuiine+~Ie 900 bricks
tn DraGr
Tchefunnta River-Per eetr Keheoca $3.50 5 cords
wend tn order
Tanrpahoa Ter nehr DAM t'astle- paa wood
to nrder
Blind River-Per achr Surprise No s-as eds wood
nflnr
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REGULAR rACk,yra Won rryEapAv.
Exchange clippings.

Golden Rule rilot. Npvsmhnr 4:
W l na To, snh ,aia nm eass ~ shinse n
arrived al Nav Orleans Frtday. Navamhnr NJ
Q u. IN, During the trip che discharged 42eS
and q deck messengers aud mn ~ Naw III.
leans ~ cabin nassenEnra aud the following
freight: y hnSns ,sss ~ hhls anelea ~ hars,a.
aeur last bales hey hasa sacks corn. ISL sacks
cats. loo sacks mali, 40 hhds tobacco lopl bales
Sbs Ill * aa I'LL IL ron @b n n sssnes
made M. Lost seven NIGHTS time ON account
OF low water. Out twelve days and fourteen
The pilots. Of the Getden Rale. state that the
heacon Tights along the lower Mississippi are
better piaced nov than evar before.
Tbe second raia which hEa fallen on tie
Golden Rule aipce she left Cincn natl on the
thirteenth Of sentemhpr ftll on Wednesday. 1t
set IN about IL o,1iocS and tel steadily the hal.
winding IN With q little blow Thn Rule was
then between Matches aud Bayou Sara.
Especial e the nemoer#tl
81 IouIs NoS. s-The river IL On u stand
with $40 feet on the gauge, Arrived; dlin-
tan from Fieksourg, yesterday. II, Il. Durfee
from tiekshurs, ooloradn from Memphis. De-
Louis for NickshurE. rcrf Il IL and harsee. H.
leans. The Beile 81 Shreveport, had a fae
start aud good engagements below. The City
81 Alton leaves for New Orleans on Wednes-
day and the Carrier follows en- Saturday. Bust
GAIRo. Nov. s.-The Centennial u here ilNing
aoat. The Rueker aad Katie F. keunt5 PASSED
M 10 vt, Louis. The Alton arrived this even
inc. and the Future City goes South tomorrow.
CINCINNATI. Nov. s--River . feet \ inenes and
stationary, amt ieat gu Portland bar, The
prospect for = rise above is still very gloomy.
The Wash oharnchain advertised u leave for
New Orleans e-morrow vii! not depart before
ten days of eompfesiun.r The Paris Brown will
arrive nj St Louis tomorrow and will again
load for New Orleans.
IBy TelaSraphl
MEMPHIS. Nov. s-The river fell i inch. Ar
rived: Laura Davis from Ohio river, Annie r.
Silver from Sc Louis. Departed: W. r. Halli-
daF for New Orleans. Weather rainy,
yIcKsBuRa, Nov. S-Weafher war1l, cloudy
and threatening. Thermometer rs. rhe river
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ReGais,ss ri Produce.

BAYOU sARA-rer eteamer John W Cannon
| lst bales cotton l. Harria Seo4-6a n y Newman
AZ Meyer. eta sea%sa LYMAN II Iiehteusten
| Ncrv cod A. KIcharia-1t Nlapp Rrra AeoA-4t3 Gum
he+ta kkenet d GardaerA4-la PAYNE. Kennedy &mt--
" ,rchn Nehlr-is Rash Leveet-f Richard Flow
er 4 90 4 Male Cammack-a ~ Ar AIiltenheraer Il
/ Pollock y John Adams Scea w U Black Sec ~
March K sahIeuh er-p Moore q t'oletuap-aJ NJ La
timer Aea-2 II u Kart Aep-s lien Getann 4 Sun. ~
Han,mcnis Gsadts 4 COL Felix Walksr--l Levi 4
/ Enwmsn-ti Repahaw. Camnank &cn--i A Rabin-l
hhds engar NJ bbs n,aiaeses Bio khau Mpnre--1s "a
hbla roasaea Norwood Richards -l21 do ~ hhis Of
eugar Ccnger 4 Kely-sl hhds enfar 80 bhls n,alaa.
eas rlapp Rraa Reel do hid eugar i l. Harris 400
-aa hha mnlaaaee Ar Mtltenhatger e. enlloek-pn do
vi hhds sugar w Burhridge AFRO ls do - hhia
lsssee Richard MillikenA-se do 10 hhde aasRr Cbian
4 lpvH-tr a, MasI,ero Gees do . bhls ulplasaea
neavaade -iS hhds sugar ] q Spnra~i do
the mulansea n Grnahel See ~ dc ~ hhde anHar ~
n III soett-ss d. 10 hhls maasaee Faw \ Gay--an
do 4 hhas suGar Meyer. Weis &ea2a hhta mptaa
Al Kup Il do II lIeynan-s Rahtni hhl hides
- q A yincents4 aaoha seea cottar haes h
Qdell-anudries W rrter Total Ssi hAle# GOTTEN
eae cotton ast saeks Gotten eeel 2a hhds eugsr
srlonls- rer Steamer i Kthlnr-s aa
aacks htan as hhle toar iis aaoss shirstna 7 rrnd
bemme-asl bales taS Chas rleaaants -; % hba flour
" eaosa hrau vairt,H & Mortaer-lIs hhls grita IL
u Lawrence Aeo~l 70 bt'a tfqnt Miller 4 Meyer
Howard 4 Flower -aAa hhle -four Wallace, Fairehild
SEQ "a do anver s naandahl--a5o Do 700 sacks OF
hran W II Mathews Hrn 200 sacks corn Jos West
Go sundry mdse Y A whitney &ea-t caek Wtse
NJ W Smth We bills -four N U& NR Ge--2 psrs
sadse Eica Harm X onoa ,in Staufler Macrnndy M
- lanrtap q Fnnn.p i Il I,nrhns - aus hhIa aunt All
A Enwats { q, Ia5 nh On h,nr Visarl Sen III bn,na
hay Geo retk-ass sacks wheat Webster pilling
han,soss sacks eata 1900 eaoEs corn 1fB hains hay
VI order ap4 naoa ,ntt.,r Gleason nsr q rrnuttif I
a ID II " Aires Nca-sa ine rheps soo-@1gp h,ey
or, Weis 20 Stewart Bras &en--sa J I Farsu
son Sce-10n Alien. Wsa a Bnsh-is to Allen MI
aeut Scn IL fskpatrick aco-nro sacks cotton eeei
n II {sbtt.,n saea ~, dries u order rT
q, sai halas eotfnn a:o sanka eottrn ssea
DnNAl nSaNyI,I,E- Per steamer Henry rete-
n hhls IroIaaaea IL Lananx-7N do ~ hAda aupar 70
il MI S,ott-so do "a bhls molas ga Lehman. Abraham
Sog4a ID Meyer VETS Coos ID II hhts enxar u
l. Godchaux.a hhEs molsesea "A + Holman Id
Micae-5o ,ie % hhde sugar ntfsado Nen1b1 bills of
mnlassas II Rrltran-s4 4, 10 hhda sugar Eodd Eros
sca---i7 hbs melasses seannell 4 Lataye-ao do Ken
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EROn THE PASSES.

rpHT EADH. Nov q. q u. m.-Barometer 30
nd Hou theaat. fresh. Weather haBy.
Arrived! Italian bark Michele dalatoIo.
ballast I'd master.
!, German ehIp Hoathan, Hene d ieya iron,
bremen. ia ha last to Louis Hanger n o.
Arrived and sailed for Galveston. British
ehfp Astraeana, James master. IA days from Rio
de Ianairo In halaat.
Sailed, Steamship Aahhnrna for Liverpool:
Steamship City III Mexico for Vera Urtls bark
Lord ralmerHton for Dunkira.
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RIVER NEWS.
aFFIuB NEW DIsLNkNs DEMOCRAT. ,
Saturday, November 4. isTp.
Arrlynls.

| Dee marine column.
departures
Emma irvine. Alvin, Belle. City IT Aususfa.
teau. Rosa d.. Ju Brratly.
To Arrive.
y. w Cannon. N y. Cay Bayou Tiara. City
" Ansuste, Belle Uhra y. Henry rete. WHISPER,
Rlrnsr epHat ABnlPf. silver. Golden Clty. iaa
Howataa Inh4 GILMORE. 1T. Louis Emma H.
Einea MAitfa, Alvlny lower nnaet: Fanrhon. HiG
ssnn fiBwsr, Atuhafaiaya: W. F.. Halliday Cairo .
kaehrF, Frank Laura Lee, Cherokee. Helena :
IN. y. Lee Yasng Valley yirhahuta. Luce H.
taaasfrell. Davis Bend frank rasapud Green
|Nivar.
stage ot the Rivers.
daily teleHraphie report Of the Iaga ~ watar
at various roipta, with changes Ill the IA haure
endinH yesterday az u. III.
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hnv EHrOOy,.
HARRISON LINE.
III sAsE The steamship
HISTORIAN

sSAsssaaaa The steamship
HISTORIAN.
Lang. commander,
will Eail on or about October nj. 1879. from her
wharf. foot OF Jackson suuna,
WIN racelve cotton and aian through bills Of
fading for the Continent. between Havre and
Orunsthdt.
These steamships, being of light draft. will
oFoes the bar .of the Mississippi at all times
without detention.
goE freight apply to
LUCAS H. MOORE
daa1 ty Ipe aravler street. M stairs.
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nacrs.ss MT tn. new Hsssm.

Handsherc--Per sehr Falster-5E0oo feet lumber
n nuddiR
Paseaapnla Per achr n Hlessy 90. 600 feet lumber
h RuddF
Pearl River Per achr GaleRs ~ 900 feet lumber
tp j u Nevers
Stuck ton Per achr Mary Theresa 30 coo feet lun,.
Der to j # rnpp
Faarl River-Tar achr Pretonia H-a5,n00 feet
lumber to order
Horn laland-rer scht Perseverance, bills sand
To order
Pearl River-Per schr Geena At 600 feet lumber
4 w Adama
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HOTELS RESTAURANTS.
THE ST. CHARLES HOTEL

WILL OPEN FOR THE RECEPTION OF
w guests on MONDAY. sixth instant. Dur
log the summer tho Hotel was put in thorough
order and many modern improvements intro
duced to ensure the comfort of patrons. The
house IS unsurpassed n I'll that goes % make
. FlRsT-OLAss and ELEGANT HOTEL. and
has been accorded 1t la the past.
PARTIES returning home will do we'll to call
and look ut FAMILY ROOMS before locating
elsewhere
ocs Il RIVERS a. RARTELs.
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has fallen Inches. Up.J. M White. at 10 a. m.
Down: Yasuo Valley nj II q, M, James Howard,
at noon, Cherokee, at -. n. The Pargoud got
had not arrived here at GU d.
:. vieEaBuHa. Nov a.AT6 J. o. Woods agent
NJ. ln4 Common street IN The Anchor Line
steamer James Howard will arrive Tuesday
night with ARnn bales cotton and 1000 tons mis-
aalanaous freight. JAZZ ONEII Master
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FINEST OYSTERS.

- rons and the public that he has reopened
for the season his famous OYSTER STAND. at
the Jewel of the South No. lES Gravier street.
families with choice oysters from bayou Cook
BRratAria, and other places OF note, at reduced
rates. g suit the times and connoisseurs.
oclS I'm
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bridge Ace@~t Richard Flower &ssAta4 Nv q n
T Go-Aeandries 10 crder-Tetal 5sa bales eottgn
UPPER cOAsT-psr seesmer CLARA s-1s hide Of
rough rice Lauaux sons--aa do lAllen 4 syme-i5
sacks pntatDea gelttan-at empty hhas WIN Burns
bbls oranges apap II Patterson nndres to order
Petal Is hhds sugar W bbls mclasses 30 sacks
rruu 4, va
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OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT. /
Fl NoSeuber u. tsTp.
Cleared Yesterday.

Steamship New rorh Quick tcr New ynrs
q A whitney SEQ
Steamship Chas w Lord, Cotton for Vera nrn1
A Yoke
Ship Nunauam notmio, Gonaine fnr Havre-
Norton 4 hell
NOT bark flooding, .Iepeen for Burdeaux-- r
VIM II Rras Geo
t,ark wild Hunter Mnot. for ftavrr4
Lnvt II A. bailey
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RATION ROUGE.

REGULAR COAST AND BATON ROUGE
SEMI WEEKLY PACKET.
Leaves EVERY MONDAY. ut i y. m. md FRI
DAY. mt 10 d, III.
TT. - FOR BATON ROUGE, PLAQUE
As Co. ii mine. Barou Goula. Donaldsonvile
aud all Coast andinge-The new
passenger steamer
50. JOHN,
j r. McElroy mnster
will leave ~ above. returning down The Coast
EVERY SUNDAY and WEDNESDAY. For
freight or massage arnlv 90 board or to
U. @. MELANCDN, ~ Bfenville st.
nnat LORD b McPBAkE 1872 aravler st.
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MuHGAN's LOU IaIANA AND TEXAS RAIL
ROAD AND HTEAMRtItr 60.

November s. hhla MoaaHaa Keitfer & Gardner
30 la Halradn &en-iS John Gslder--an do ~ hbds
Rtgar IL j Fnfatall'a SnDe-g 60 Richard Mh en-
III johnson q LeSassar & Iindel--s bales COTTON
Hen Geraen q SONY do u w Sentell Ape-l L.ah.
r,sn, Abraham &eo--pI w Burbridge &ne-a A Ter.
trnu4-a Queyreuse 4 1eia "a to + q llihart-li Jno
Uhaia A. fenst hd hiiea fl ph "a eggs to !. Laraa-
tales mesa J lholet-t do W Smith-9H hana eat
tie II NJ Fautt-suRdriea tn order Total IA bales Of
cotton ~ hhds sugar R3 hhla nnlasaaa
From Nlintun4--Fer steamship Aransan--tag 0 bales
cotton VI bales dry haaa 4 hha re ana sacks do 10
q A Whitney &ru4-ftr sacks cotton seed N q Cotton
Heea to nraerE essi 1909 bales
crttan III sacks octtnp aeel
Train No 81 bale GOTTEN L. Tarfphoune-3 sacks
rnttrn de, Wrght-p hhda sugar II A Given Il Son
&ro--a do 10 hh1s sugar Ciapp Hroa 6eo-a DO to
II 0de-1G do s Fl Kennedy scc-iG 10 " bbIa mo.
iaasee Richard Mken+A3T "a Bush H. t,evert
tanks sytttp y Gay &ce-as hhia mnaasaa AEayer
Wtil-~4ap do Ia hhas snEar II Lanaus,-lb do Gpafer
4 helly-aD do Iuherbier 4 Rehan-a do hhls lilo
laasaa t / aesin--3s Do J Al Wslah-1t 10 L New
,nan-ii do /. GadrhaHS-ta bales ncea ~ pkge esss
t. Teirehnnne Y az tales tnesn u LarassagBe- ID
cue Wright--st saUks rough rice y pkgA eggs ID
raneste 4 Ehaasstgnac- 10 A Hiutei-a hd q W
bihes Kuehn Kavnpt = bales y Nicnln-
hi lie Eykoaki Il Manade -snndries to prdpr rata'
| bale npttan sacks cotton lao hhaa augRr 2l hhs
mneaaea ~ =schs rnueh riea
From Gkntnu- Fer steamship whitney 2iG bales
onttnu G Whitney &ca--43 = autnhel-3a Iuo L
Harlie &ea---as j l. Harris Scp-25 Clamp Bros Geo
i2 Kirkpatrick kcn I II Danneel Eco VA sacks pc
cans To Y Whitney Aco@asa sacks COTTON seed to
Cotton Seed sepoia ion Total AGA bales cotton
From Galvestrn--i72 hhls CO oil A A Maginnis
Enua
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Stations.
NTWNb EVW III, -
water. o'AhA1s'
Fanh. lnrt,. Eo,t lnnh

t,sme a,ni h,.s, 49,. 49,. ,,
nenrh mark. Indicates rise. tlpdiuatas fall.
". The weather yesterday waa warm atd cloudy.
The hope "a general that heav, rain may lie
HnaihpRa waa not IA active In Tie way IT ehr,
menis ~ y ,Might haye been, with The exaer
ton pt ths Henry Tete, Witch eteamer Taft with
heavily loaded, wa"
Tha ,l,, III r. i kshlgr q IT. koqnIz Line
large lnaa anu wHs g hase rantnel A. agon a.
nnloadeat Capt brady u much pleased with
s y s hes e S"a sH
handling, ,ahe. was Thirteen. dare "a, from 81.
Lopis. inclndtns Al time lost IN acenuat n
H IelgnI and nd, lnw wa'er-tte quickest trio hy
The beautiful Golden Run Cart A. L Shin
Ina, fha Hula IA. not iara f fa H. '} ans s yea
tesaan a. a . ssa eans ahlpals haxag
che Will leave Wnant sHny. M advertised
The CHARLES u Ghuutean et tho landing Fri
daf, aud went above ~ take on ten boy care,
II Hailfoad, She. returned II the landing ii
: fha aftarnoon, and e. ate had = hales " cot
sa L hese 9ss esn ae honr
ahe not p HE shpnent " he ss Ha's l. the
atat We believe, ever made ffen, THE city.
The Rosa r., left Yesterday after another Load
If the staple. ahe r. considerable " boat
thenah sshs T. small. ahn lett here last ttlp
ter past Q, landed MI Baton Rouge Al = the next
morning, and before O'Clock that evening WAS
AZ IN sa 3 saraea as 1 b"s a h ssa bss
pretty and good.
Tile bonnie Lace la laid IT,
The 1ornia Brandon ana The Fannhcn will he
found at the handling THE morning The bran
Ssn y Ea ha E Eea isTr y aqa WI etqra whn
LOAD from tho AtchatalRya and viii probably
.s espe l asf asve reoe,ysa : later Friday
ttum his brother, Oart, Noah, il which he |
writes that tha uharmer u completed ana
really y atari. but thas ~ y heetaips between
and take the rhaponp of q lead after lac gets be.
low shallow Water or ttun' tn The rrophecina nj
shs sassI nhnsap nv 'aG s 4
Hre ~ anxious ~ ace ha new boat aa hn II III
Eet here \, ana whlebeyer course ~ tnllcya The,
sunn grace ctr wharf WITH her pretty prnaance. |
The n t,s ho.ais at v'ckfhatsin the Ger
The Mary Ida aud harEes. Can't WriEley. |
leaves sq-dar attar another Load " cotton aeea |
Tin. Henry Tate wea discharged Yesterday Ivy |
the arat ono to irs these elevators, and knowing /
their value, particularly when III \ hurry, never |
tails to eet the Tate alongside 81 II when there
Commencing IL day The ftty nf Augusta will
hetepfter leave drilv NJ y, nNf tnf !he npner
AMI m Aatutaaya, when ahe leaves q i. a.
!, Capt I, Y Mugseh, w. et wv NJ ,uceFs "
Sadt noue. viii Nave namnar nne hoat Really
ts The ass Y HaWs G ala e As bn v ser
NE hS I'd W. aha or II them VT, eaye mt
aspt Wao a sna H. y Ys1e 6k mate
arrived Frtday naht ~ the nvnpin Lee, Thase
nrMorRar, Waited Red river fnr the nutroee u /
lmerosing aeme VI the ahosleat placed by avg
len ten 81 iettyns. Ihay wnrked on the tas In
Paint. and thanah their efforts were successful, |
the low ataGe Of water we ~ obstacle hard ~.
the heat water between Alexandria aud tho !
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Low Err COAST.

Leaves every TUESDAY and THURSDAY at /,
.. m. and SATURDAY at p.
la q ia. Haehe brentwood Plantation
: : - Terre aux BBui. and all piantafior
landings. The new flDe and fast steamer
]. A. Ruiz master.
b. III. Yalletts and N. n. Barrels CLERKS
Leaves ~ above reaularly. returning TO thecits
early In the evening on alternate days, Fos
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MsmoTnnI3.

A comparative statement Of aea-going veasels
In the port Of New Orleans made mp to November T.
lisp. showa that there ~ steamships " ships
y harks briggs aud II scocupru. Az the same date
last year there were ~ steamships. "a ships ~
barks D hrivs and eoilouners
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-. FOR BHAzOS SANTIAGO VIA GAL
$1,000 veston-The iron steamer

~--7-@--------- November 6. at a. N.
<#f~. For CORPUS OHnIsTI
Freianis received for above point resLlpped
at lndiap0la by srhponers aud through bills of
laling signed.
Llehterage to Corpus Christi and BRACES if
nnyl at risk aud ex pnnse OF ronsigneea
Freight for all the above points received nj
the depot of Mnrgan's Louisiana and Texne
T.. M.
Tickets and etaterooms secured until D, m.
nt agents office. Or at tho ferry landing. on
morning OF departure.
THROUGH tickets will be issued from this office
70 tho urinnlpal points on the Houston Texas
Gnntral Railroad. on the International and
areat Northern Railroad, Texas and Pacific
railroad.
q, A, WHITNEY Il 90, Managers,
ncl II Corner Magazine aud NatrheE sta,