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HENRY MusnnnYE.

Henry Mugroye, late Auditor OF the State OF
Mississippi, ti!cd At tte Mercy Hospltal, In this
city, at . o'clock Yesterday morning. Col. Mus
grovs Wss formerly resident Of Tcrrs Hautc,
Ind, Aud moved TO Mississippi after the War,
where he engaged IN farming. anu was elected
Auditor in 1862 un tlls Republican ticket, With
AIeuFn for Governor, nnu served the State with
grca fidelity fur four ycars. In 1878 ho moved
10 Jacksou, in this State, whore hs conducted
banking business. 1t tll0 SANE tt1na taking an
xctlVe part III politics, until Ais health bcVsn 10
decline, about three months Q9o, Hheu ilu came
hera for ctzngo Of Siuate, allu for tic list TWO
weeks has been In thu hlorcy iiospital, where no
was attended by h!s wife. liz has always been
a. active and consistent member OF tho Chris.
tian church. The tuueral will take place at the
hospttal at haif-past 10 o'clock today. aud thv
reniains will be Inferred In Oakwoods CqmeterY,
, 1879-08-02
LATE LOCAL ITEMS

Charles ltestkow, ~ TeArs OF age, wzs ac~
cIdeutsfly drowned yesterday afternoon III ono
Of the holes It The edge Of the lake dug about
the vessel ashore A. Lincoln Park. The body
was recovered At 3 o'clock aud was takcu to tho
Mrs. Mary Garvin wps neatly trapped by Do.
tecttyo Milcy yestenlny. Bha was charxed With
stealing $40 from WlIllum bagncl!. but tie
evidence being scant, alle was dis
charged BY Justice pnndlsllo. When the
went bona yesterday Wiley followed hes, and
foat.boarda about the sink. Mrs. Garstn then
Owned 10, unl said 1hu bad apcnt the remainder
Of tho SUN iu paying up little bills.
, 1879-08-02
MEXICO.

FoRN1pAHLa REVOLT AaAlNsT DrAz raRgA7an-
Aao-AMTIsAMhRIoAA fERLlN0 RiNpAN1.
DtspotsA ID Gsa FORK Hsrdk4,
WAsH1xo1oA, D. c., July 8l-The progress
OF eventa Ia tho political world Of Mexico during
tha ensuing few months will b. well WORTH
Watching. Indeed, s9me very important news
may be expected from that country 1t any mo-
meat According To the teaor Of advices re-.
ceiyed BY officials in tho War Department from
AFmy officers aud others on the Texas frontier,
'ho have been elose1y observing tho dcyclop-
taenE Of mstters III our sister Republic, 4
formidable Eoyo't agafnst the uovorpment Of
President DIax u likely 10 manifest itself BE-
tofe the close OF the year 1t seems that the
alleged unpatrtotlc policy ot Prssiuent Diaz IN
, 1879-08-02
SNAKES AND THINGS,

Vhrnu fnr "A ntctl Nnrrn
A y.,iingf1-d f.onn NM, ~ n..,,,..
"a'''k.o'u s1o"u'' i"n,. uAo pssu''as pct
III tnc enano OF q tame fht, when cats OUT OF MS
hand and performs several tricks, such an stanl-
ll,s on its hind legs, jumping, etc. Tho autnal
will alwaya auswur tho summons OF hfs mastor
when rallied out~ ~for his meaIa ,r for crhthtttnp
Ilv IL very Jealous OF other rails, md RECENTLY
Severely chast!sel two which iutrudcd upon hls
territory.
RELICS or DEEn.F1oHT,
N'"o tStU.> o"srtts.
TWO pair OF acef horns' interloc9ed 30 clofcly
thaI thcy cannot os "renehcu APART were Shown
~ Kano last n!ght. Their owner Is OIL blu way
East, aud h taking t1ctn with him M curiosity.
Tho horns wers found nttnch.,1 tn tIo .r,tctnns
"e'1 .or ass"1n.A " .''o s@'spto"n
o. o., s"o DUCKS, near lloHey LaSe' a man hanea
Wade Fst1chsld eamc nnon them the latter part
OF last n,uu&h Hhile travelling 'uycr the mount
alma. srhe skeletons Of r]ks. moose. and deor.
~ 'S 49, os ~ s"S' "v auu aea''
somcstmcs fouud IN tho same way, thuugh rare
~. It fs we'll known that tue males Of tho deer
family naht desperately during lbe u ucalltug"
sa.snn Whs. ,,,.,a , s,,a. ,'.t ,.rs 49,,
% n"as H. "n@s os'1s. n! '..as no't au usse oeen
near the shores OF !ioney LAKE,, years AGO!
cAusf we tWo DUCKS. thclf ehtlers Afhl} 'oGKea.
usat!ng untll worn our "lth e19auslohi IAen
tae Faln ehGfts 10 get lrce; AZ laat cAi!a atarV"
aslon WILD a!i N8 panRs. Ferhaps QUO uled afst,
anu tIie survivor remained last 10 tho dead body.
nnl1l aeath eatno 10 MIN ~ turn, aud relieved
uaM ,ha =! nis toItures ana tne aue. ne canso Q!
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b belated IN Tho mountains. Upon bis ro-
turn both snakes had disappeared.
An ALLIGATOR STORY.

n atle his way through tic ft9[IS haA bAFn nter
seen, and tho freaucnt til,appcarance Of hoo.
oceasioneh this gentleman to make offer, for hi.
teeth. With tic honc Of DESTROYING thI, nca,.
10 utlt out halt ami poison several weeks aco.
J., ne nn;t Was taRen. p9t asaal .e a.leato1 toak
n1 bste III, hest nd hnns s vsrs W. .xn 1aafu H.
iss;cr hr rnarinn ii,a r"no shich III. ny !.
Tfnr. wcrc hecn,nipo Hc.ncr.tn ~, t,n 1onor, -.
H.. u.'nas tosaena H. nnsin " ,
tI,c niicatnr was traccd n III mi al nn,,i,,
II rr,IIv !, ,".s np.cuhs ~ ,st n ANU III 9R 3,at
.a,,'.ht J :. WIS eonenaea s"a. ~ nan lust
f.nntsay a .t.n., X -. ees ~. -, ,,. ~ s Mns
cmi.s xS. r"uni haa,v hs,,n,, m.nro. ' ~
n"-t,, s,',cnnScd i, iMir ~. .,,i,.ta ,.,,"
mrnsnrrti ,rn ami r. Kit 7cct NJ H. ~os sr;nnei
an; nnenc'l' on'f III in hi,n vas fn,nd ,ho bnnI,
bren III ~ we,1 Il ras thnuatt To.1 in" ~
try ALLIGATOR steak. INT thfs was nrnrsntrd hy
n. smnrs"ti,1 Err ~ .nnt ] .at.eua W
dna h,nnyae .s wss s1 ,r,,o as w. 10 ~ ~. M
and. stranvc ~ relsta t., shnrt lima ~. scsH'
' sxsr ,,.x,.n ~ ..,',,,.,,ma sn.'' - o~"9'
sHa"-Mk1ico 1seloRH1s.
Sdnfd n cotrfso"ndtnrs H'stoa HtTdfa.
New Mexico has . brilliant climate; ono
could hardly desire q hotter, but there are Incl
f1ent1 n1,out that Rim .t.. 4 vopttem,, bpt,t
s han.a T., .s", suu.. Wa'n JUL
- Aat''son,e ''a"is "ouH. ~ .eo.'@' ae" Mc1'eot
anu took his family to i've IN 1t. 1t camc win
ter, at,l fro was Regularly built In the kitchen
stove. Ono day the cat was about to get under
,rE,r, !. 49, ,,,.a.s.ss ~ =, IT, A t.,, ~ - aa'
"H'. ~ was posel'ea ~ e'se JUMP VI an un-
usual altitude and number Of eloquent enafls.
Investigation slovel rnttlcsnake c1lrled up
uhdcf a'1a enjoying the neat Of tue st0rc. The
snakc was killed. but tile next day another ap-
pcared IN ule same place. Tbis thing was kopt
~ for aoH!1 dats. a snake was killed every
uaS' ,, finams ane vas aoual IN the eenllemana
""a T., ~ n..S s.,tssn.i s ,',ma su5 sac III.
Breaking away tha wooden nl,nk vhich iinrti
, 1879-08-02

File on your cafns with ths 'tJspausas Corn.
File" II VAL surely cure and ond psan, Is cunts.
, 1879-08-02

less acrlolts *alonE thG lllo drAndt. For tllis
cn,efgenss 1s s,.e, INC war department Will NOE oe
iouhd uopfepafea'
..,..,.-.' - ...o-.
NOTES AND NEWS.
r,rr p,t,uInt,r ar,rur
su...a, 1,,na,ss ~ ~. r,.s,,.
.,,a.. "ss.a. 1r'|'" =, ~ ~ 4"s 1'.ra"~ ~"
Of tho Navy has given permission to Mrs. Vim
mic 1tcam .FIoxtc Il, hayo her statue OF Farraont
for wh,rl, conprcss Ina nn,le M annronrla,inn'
,,,,,,1a, .,,, 49,. ~ ,,,a Nnvryn,1 ~ .,,1s s.
l'','usa .. n..'. .aes s -. .'o lug ety'
nnsl the Work OF preparing the mold Will begin
rrp,tr.r,o,;
Tie evening uancrs an1,o,,tco TINT Cen. R,un.
comm,sotonor ~ Irt.roo1 ps,o,,,a t.s ,,a..'
sued for year's housr-rcnt. This statement,
uncxptnlncd Is calculated tn 10 tho General in
iusktcc, sfnce he l1ns pald his rent In full. 1.,o
anil nr,c. mt of ,ianutn us to t,,o o,rnovabtn
- ~. ..s,m.r,,. ~ ~ -, ',A,.n.'
q. .no propesty'-ohe OF tne nassles.to ms sait
Claiming that the rent should have been paid to
hin by Gen. Raum rather than to the other.
WANT A FAIR SHAKE.
~, :, 7''oue appeai ,*s peen ",a''o 10 secretary
thompson nv leauu'g Republican Senator from
the Northwest to I'LL The four existing vacancies
in tic pavmasscrs' Corps Of tho navy by the
Secretary Tho,nnson. II, tiIse,tsaIn,s thn msttcr
viii thts f;rnntnr. satfl Il ,ynu trpc ~ thnt thc
Great Wcs, and Northwest lad ncyrr recciyrj
nn,!e anr [ssosnan n ~ sn rayy nepaFt,nent IN lnc
nbapluteiy reai,rci hy ths cxisti1I'r Inwa. The
Eastern Htates Ind recetyeI nil tl,c nnnotntmen,s
when madc directly from ciytf lifr. mi the
~ Gs ~ m uec.' ~ ut w, ~ s cou. ~
be changed, o,ul thc West wtmli rcrnlyn thn
rncnrnitiI;,, hnretnforc ffenicf1 T. In 1,,atintr
new apnotptnc,,ts in Tie nayy he lntcnI",''
Mn'U w. os tnhes & wese equal 10 Gaso tnG west
tne '. uIetssonee; M tnG sc,aloT 1et1rea WIN aa
es u,' IN s hn % 1a1 aqS 81 'e
iMlIled VIZ by tho appointment Of persons from the
"cst' -...-..-
BLACKBURN IN dAHApA-l11s ALARM At THE Ell
rosunE or HIS INFAMOUS scnEMr.
WAsH1SaToN, b. G., july 3l.-An ex.mom-
ber OF tic Confederate Congress, wllosc uatno ia
well known t1lroughout tho country, btt who
ahared tho general adherence wltgh followed
Blackburn to Introduce ycl'ow-feycr Into the
North, ts authority for cgrtalp statements In
connection with Blackhurn's nttctnpt which
l,aye never heretofore hceu mado pubii:. This
cnlinant Southern gentleman was binsctf in
Cquala when tllu Robo]lou cullunse,l. Hlack.
burn hntl taken refuge there whom Tic cxpos,lru
Of his seheme became known. Upon the over
throw Of the Rcbelion the report vas circ,,iated
TINT Blackburn would be demunjed OF
The Canadian authorities for liz RIM.
ncction with the Infamous plot 10 Infect
the North With ycllow-feycr. He Immediately
consulted witl, his friends, and became at tlc
same time 30 apprchrnsfvo in regard to tile mt
nit SUICIDE: While In this state ho Consulted
tile cx-Confcdcrate rafcrrea to, who was an cx-
ee'!cnt lawyer. unon ile tnlernational features
should dcmanl his surrender, the Canadian au-
tsiorities would hu uGclv 10 comply. 1hc opinion
given him WIS to the effect thai his acts had
bce, entirely outside of aIl Legitimate warfare.
that The Canadian t,a<
, 1879-08-02

ThftShaH htpttte fLandan,,
hRVc bceu considerably 'fehhudn by thu
following advertisements: "H'iudermer0--
clouasla!cs Crown Hotel. patronikel by RoY-
slty. American Presidents, ind the Rothsca,lds.'
10 II not bcauufull
EnoMlNaH InAncf PnHdes 1nr Ii LIZ II. IL. h~.A
, 1879-08-02


Tho Rcv. Robert Boyd died at Waukcshs
Thursday. lie Was born near Stirling, srt,..
land, about sixtv ycara ago, and was a student
under D.. Chaltne's. Coming 70 America Ia
1915, he settled In Canada, wl,cro be preached
with great success for ten years. In 1B55 he
was called to Chicago by Iittlc colony Of Hap-
lists, who had separated from the Ftr.t Church
mud built small churc., at the corner Of llar-
r!son street aud Edna plaec, n0w Third nrcnuc,
ncru le rtmnined for seven years, Aslu made
many converts, always preaching to largo con-
Eregat1ons. 4 apina! trouble attacked him about
this uut. and tu 1854 he went to Naukesl,a,
where be had lived ever Rlncc. For fourteen
ycars As was bcdriudcu, vet always cheerful and
happy. Thousands have visited him. untl Ills
influence lives In many families, n no will DO sal
whrn they learn 0f hts death.
Dr.. Boyd was \ brilliant man, vcry entertain
Ing aud tnstrlcttye an the pupit, un1 he wroto
acycral religious works. through solno Of which
hu attained 4ltto q reputation a. au author,
Tho funeral will take place Sunday, and will
doubtless be attended, by number 1T Chicago
, 1879-08-02

EXPLANATORY.
The increnso Of tic public debt, as repostctlto-
DAY, 10 due chiefly to pnyments on account Of mr.
rears Of pensions, and noxt to the payment OF
deficiencies for tho last scnl year created BY the
Democrats Of tho House for tho PURPOSE OF
snakng shuw Of economy. These deficiencies
were paid among tho first Of tho expenditures
for tho present fiscal year. The direction Of the
isst Con1reas to use tho reserve fund for the rc.
actnptton Of fractional currency for tho pay-
nent OF arrears Of pensions las already OK
hauated that fund. md hereafter payments will
be ma%e out Of tue ordinary resources Of the
Treasury.
During July there was patd for arrcars OF pen
slona s9.GH, ,ND, which exhsuRts thu spcclal
fund held for tile redemption Of fractional cur
Is S0,0oa,1l4. showing there would have been a
decrcasc Of 81, ,808 25588 1t no arrears Of pun-
s1ons bad been pad.
BOND ACCOUNT.
The total issue Of the 4per cant loan amounts
70 e74o,!ol.l 100. leaving $7B0,00 not. vet dis
posed Of: Receipts Of rebuilding ccrtlNcates
Ing to-day, sG, ,o16.55o. '''u' " apa ''e'uu'
The balances duo tho Government from banks
Oh boud account have bean REDUCED the n.st
mouth moro than $100, ,0o0, ,OO0, 'Fhe fatal rc.
danpt!nn OF chilled hunIs sInco Jan. i. 14;1 haa
bton $3l3b7u, ,030, oil tho proceeds Of wRirh.
S40 0Ql COZ, was paid by check, aud $3lG. .7b0 tsi
w credit on account. All Of the amount pajd
in money was taken In Etecnbaeks, sul nona OF
which was demanded In gold.
, 1879-08-02

THE PUBLIC DEBT. ~
1v,en,uorou n ~ Ann 1.-The ,nonth1r.
nas"lNa!os; - t..,..nas ~, 1nas' 1A0 Aa'A'D'5
Uebt etnteHlenL i8 Is lOHoWR:
Etx lcr cent bondx . 9!BJ ca, so
Eve psr cent bonda,, bUB, 40. $50
foarand half per cent
bonds .,,,,.... -. eco, moo, 600
Eunr per cent bonds. 73i, Ts,2, 100
Refundtng certificates g. Q5B, 3lQ
Navy pension fund. IL. 600, 600
=, -,, o., M,
,,tn, arbt of ~ III i'll 'A!' oo"
Ironi, ,tcnier, 49, go: NH. 1Iq mi
:,erftncntrs NJ dcnnt,t III a3u mn
FractiunsI currency . III H15
5,nhl nnI stlvnr cnritf.
cnfcs 80 IN f)n1 h6n
r,ot,, uyhont .n,c,cat - Am o1a a-x
@Mn-- @o.o-n VT
, 1879-08-02

xoHtHf LTHbp4Ht0H+
A physician living at Cambridge, Dorchester
County, Md.. RHO signs himself "A Constant
Reader" sends us this graphic description OF
The dual robbery Of flsh-hawk b. ba11-llcad.
ed eagle: ~ had just left tho dtnner-tablc to
wink across the luwn with my children, whvn
my attention was a.tsactcd by furious screams
iu the upper AIR. A dark shadow llittcd across
tho grounds. Looking up, aaw Asa.hawk
flying low In straight line, and pursued at 100
ya1la' distance by baltl-hcalcl eagle. The
hawk Was moving leItnrcly, 50 much so that
was struck by Tho fitt'a dread Of capture wh.cl,
his 0lcht exhibited, and the fear that his
startling cries betokened. The Intentions
strokes OF bis powerful! wings brought
haHk. Tie screanng asherfs.an rclinquishel
bis prey, Which Qulycred aud n!easncl in tho
sunlight like disc OF silycr a. It Glove tho air
In lts descent toward tic eMttb. 1t was email
tlsh, apnarnutly perch. We wers little aur-
prfbcu that the rnpaetous bandit should have de-
voted BIZ powers 70 the capture OF such small
gains. The Y'sh had not fa1lun ifsy feet before the
eagle, by peculiar dip. rather than W tl,e USE
OF bis Wings sank below Il, and turning alllost
upon hts back. clutchel aud bore u away. lls
How 10 an opposite direction to that uac nawis
cscaped With the loss OF hs property, aud kept
tho ercu teaor Of hts way. l}nt our xtteusion
was agafu arrested by renewed screans. Luok-
Ing 1t 4.e hawk. We not!ced That Ao waa =
ha VI. urging bis atsht with sarprIsihs sasfxy,
Gauss Of Of ts change. Tho eseie Ind
turned, and WAS again In pursuit. ltle
hswk seemed % almost frantic @ tn its struggles
tions, tmprecations, poured from hfs throat
lle vaiuiy beat tho a!r, t!yIng now higher, now
lower, now straight forward. The eagtu came
down upon hiu, ln swiftcr leht, causing u to
W. GR 4 4 n OttRH t,f n len
, 1879-08-02

No othe. whbkss Dye sauala Hlra-so cont.
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Z de2O II
BREMEN.

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW Or
LEANS VIA HAVRE. SOUTHLAND
TON AND HAVANA.
EEFf. The steamships of the North Ger.
SsAisaa6. man Lloyd will resume their Regular
Trips. as follows:
From Bremen. From N. Orleane
Hanover. September II 500.
These steamers touch outward at Havre and
Havana, and on their home trip at Havana and
PRICES OF PASSAGE:
From Bremen. Boutham pton or Havre to Hav-
ana or New Orleans-Cabin, $3.50; Steerage. $s6.
From New Orleans to Southampt Havre or
Bremen-Oabin, $50; steerage, S46.
:. From New Orleans to Havana-Cabin. ts5
Storage. 31b.
Children under ten years, half price; chill
dren under one year, free.
N. B.-Our agent for Texas, Mr.. Peter M. En-
hard, In Galveston, Is authorized to issue steer
age passage orders at the following through
rates:
Frsm Bremen to Galveston, 81
From Bremen to Indianola, $45 30.
The company reserves the right to change the
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 further particulars apply to
ED. r. BTOCKMEYER & CO.. Agents.
au31 " a Union street.
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2 Cotton Seed Association 81 do Meyer, weis &ee
81 head cattle Noel Il WUoten-22 do Ayoook, Mitch
oil &oo-2 do r M Flautt-snndriea to order-Tota
u bales cotton 42s sacks cotton seed
VICKSBURd-Per steamer Thompson Dean-6l
bales cotton Newman &co-3 Meyer, Weis Eco
2 Richardson Y May L Harris tool Payne
Kennedy Cool Jno Phelps &co--1 Jno Chaffe q
Sons-is47 sacks cotton seed N @ Cotton Seed Asso.
c1ation--5000 slaves + Cnlen-3 bales wool 8
bales moss Meyer, Weis &oo-2 DO Casse-2 do
Payne, Kennedy AcO-sundries to Order--Total II
bales cotton 1547 sacks cotton seed
y WESTINGHOUSE steamer Fanehon-1 bale
cotton Beraud Gibert-1 A Tertrou-2 bags seed
cotton 90 bbls molassea W Burbridge &eo--sos
sacks cotton seed Cotton Seed AssOcatOn--g3
head cattle Aycook Mitchell &co-sundries to order
Total bales cotton sos sacks cotton seed sacks
seed cotton 26 bbIH molasaes
BAYOU sARA-Per steamer = Gay--3 bales
cotton L Harris Aro-s Meyer, Weis &eo-s hhds
sugar Harris &co-sundries to order--Total 8
bales cotton 8 hhfs sugar
Observation-Disclosures steamer Henry Tete-
2a3 sacks rough rice Ernest &eo-t Dbl m0lasses 2
bales moss J A BoUrg-snndries to order
BAYOU GOULA-Psr steamer Belle-Snndries to
order
BAYOU LAFOURCHE-Per steamer Bertha
Sundries to order
PORT EADS-Per steamer Martha-s andres to
order
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Receipts by Railroads.
CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS

RAILROAD.
July 14-5 bales cotton Payne Kennedy &c0--4 to
Chafe, Hamilton & POWELL Jno Phelps &co-7 to
Keiffer & Gardiner Stewart Bros 6co-1 s Gumbel
Walden, Hawkins & Roberts 25 bbls highwnes to
Dreyfns-25 do COmmagere Il Lambert-25 do G
Doyle-25 do so boxes bitters Fl 4 Gogreve-3l bbs
suf krOut crates cabbage SalamOni &co-43 do
NJ iller Meyer-4l do Dawson &oo-5 bbls alcohol
/ i Lyens-92 pkgs butter @ II Lawrence AoO-1
Q est tools Sidney Grart-5 tubs butter Del
Bondio-l Dbl m water w r Peal-2 sowing ma
chimes Harphorn-8 pals tobacco j B Desangles-
cks soda w NJ Bnrruss-1s horses M Harmon-I00
boxes cheese 90 pkgs meat Schwabacher Il H1rseh-
car machinery b West-l0i bbls -four car wheat
bage Salamoni &co-2g do S D'Annico-20 90 /
Dbl potatoes M Stitch & soma do bbls onions t.
Joseph Keller-sD crates cabbage 6s bbls onions to
g w Davidson &co-lsa pkgs beer r Fssnacht-170
do Redwitz-6 tubs butter d Keep-10 pkgH do
Keep Raymond 90 do Clark & Meader-65 do 81
boxes bacon Miller, Grigsby deo-1lg pkgs butter
Schwabacher Hirsch-i5 frkins C II Lawrence e.
Co.'S bbls highwines g Ryan-s tubs butter to
w Lyons &oo--6 frkns do Smith Bros &oo--12
wire chairs rack wire work w Eibert-l Dbl bacon
Sehwabaeher Prevented 4 Pfeiter-20 sewing ma
chimes box castings M A Peck cars wheat to
Webster e. Dillingham; boxes eggs 4,ooops poultry
10 bbls apples boxes apples bills potatoes Miller
& Meyer crates cabbage ~ bbls potatoes G W
Davidson &co-i72 pkgs beer F HoIander-l3 hhds
bacon Vose Bros-33 bbls potatoes l Dbl onions to
Doherty-25 boxes bacon 20 terces hams Vairin IL
M0rtimer-22 bbls appesBerry &co--1s do to Il
Schenck-10 boxes tobacco Z Grandifer-102 pkgs
do and sundres G A Whitney &co-5 cases shoes to
r p Msrtinez-1g cs hats Booths boxes thread
Yale e. Bowling esundries to ordeI--Totsi Is bales
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OUACaITA aIyER.

NEW ORLEANS AND OUAOHTTA RIVER
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY. e--
OUACHlTA CITY. TRENTON AND MONROE
WEEKLY 9. s: NAIL PACKET.
IT, = FOR OUACHITA CITY. MONROE
kssakianeaS Trenton, and all town landings on
Black and Ouachita rfvera The boat
will reserve the right to refuse any landing ex.
cept mail landings-
JOHN WILSON,
I'm place of John II. Hanna,l
J. w. Blanks. master Ben G.. UornWell clerk
Capt. r. a. BLANKS, President.
GEO. D. HITE. BR1TToN & EPPI Il RI ~ J. b.
B. W. ADAMS, Agents.
Connects regularly with steamers for the
mY13 tt
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GREAT JACKSON ROUTE.
CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS AND NEW OR.
LEANS RAILROAD.
THE QUICK EsT RoUTE EAsT,

THE QUICKEST ROUTE EAST.
Trains will leave and arrive at the Calliope
Street Depot. on and after April s. 1879. az fol-
lows:
Leave. Arrive
Exp. No. /. 5:15 p. m. Exp. No. Q, $50 g. m,
Mixed No. 8, TOO q. m. Mixed No. 4, 7:1o .. m,
Nos, and run daily. Nos and daily. ex-
cept Sunday.
Saturday Accommodation for McComb City
SUNDAY = EXCURSION to Mcoomb City
i PUILMAN PALACE SLEEPING OARS
THROUGH TO LOUISVILLE. CINCINNATI,
GQLgMBUs. O.. AND CHICAGO, WITHOUT
tached at Milan. enabling passengers to 70
through without leaving the train. Only ONE
CHANGE TO NEW YORK and EASTERN
CITIES.
Sleeping care through to CHATTANOOGA,
for the Virginia Springs, daily. without change.
!, Tickets for sale, berths secured and Informs.
ton given at No. ~ Camp street. corner OF
Common.
----A A.. D. SHELDON, Ticket Agent,
F.CHAFDLER. General PASSENGER Agent
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Receipts Of Produce

WASHINaION-Per steamer YaEoo-3 bales cot
ton Lehman. Abraham &oo-l q & Newman-25o
sacks cotton seed NO Cotton Seed Association
gar FL Wilberding-2d do Hirsch, Adler 6co-l do to
L Lacassagne-4000 pcs slaves T geek-75 sacks
l pdl hides bale moss G Sport do s Hermann
lat hides and sundries P Casse-do L Lacassagne-
sack wool Flash, Preston &en--l4 head cattle to
Avcock Mitchell COO do Noel g. Wooten-1 do
K III Flautt-4 hogs J "A Bander-sundries to order
Tots a bales cotton $50 sacks cotton seed 10 hhds
sugar bbs molssses
C0LUMBIA-Per steamer John Wilson-1s bales
cotton Never Weis Coos Jurey & GilIis-2 Jno T
HardIe &eo-1 March q Schlenker-1 Fl a New
mani John Adams Gc0--377 sacks cotton seed to
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FROM THE PASSES.

POM EADs. July 49, 6 p. m.-Barometer 1906.
Wind southwest. light. Weather fair.
Arrived: At 1870 D. M. steamship Chase. Baker
master, from Havana via Key West and Cedar
Keys. to R. B. Post 4 Son.
British barkenttne Chittoor, dortley master,
50 days, from Rio Janeiro; cargo of coffee to
Westfie'd Bros.
~ days from Liverpool; general cargo to Lowell
u Bailey.
No departures.
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kyERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL SOUTHERN .. =. LINE

.104a1G The steamship 49,
COMMANDER,
Ellis, Commander
will call on or about July 1s, 1879, from
wharf. foot of Montegut street.
VIII receive COTTON and sign through bills
ladfng for the Continent. between Havres
Cronstadt.
These steamships, being of light draft, viii
cross the bar OF the Mississippi at all times
without detention.
For freight apply to
DEOAN d CO.,
de20 II 1873 aravier street,
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Receipts Mt the New Easlu,


Amite Rver-Per steamer Jennie-70 cords wood
| to master
Amite River-Per steamer Alce-6o cords wood tc
Muney & Marcy
tsitoxiEPeF sehF J r Pepp 80 200 feet lumbar f.
Fl Buddig
Biloxi-Per schr McCafery-2o,oo feet lumber
1 H Buddig
Pearl River-Per schr Unlon-5o, 600 feet lumber to
| order
| Pascagou1a-Per sohr Walter Denny-4O 900 feet
! lumber to BEddig
| Pearl River-Per sohr Leander Jane-2s,o 900 feet
| lumber J w Adams
Pearl Ryer-Per schr Adds Eads-4O,oc0 feet
| lumber to order
Amite River-Per schr Joinville-25 600 feet lum.
Der to order
Mobile Bay-Per schr Undine-3o0o watermelons
to master
Mobile Bay-Per sloop St Charles-12Oo melons
Pearl River-Per sloop Martlne-soo melons to
master
Receipts Mt the Old Basin.
Pascagoula-Per sehr Maud-33.0oo feet lumber to
| order
Pearl River Per schr Petronia H-22 600 feet lum.
Der to W Adams
Pearl River-Per schr Falster-22 600 feet lumber
to order
Blind River-Per sohr sidonia- -ls, 900 slaves to
order
Blind River-Per schr Florence-7Ooo slaves to or
der
Bayou Lacombe-Per sohr Modeste-l5. 600 bricks
to order
Pascagoula-Psr seEr Confdence-16.o bbls char
MapdevlIle-Per sohr Mandevile-6oO bbls char
coal to master
Bonfouca-Per schr Lucas-3a cords wood to mas
ter
Tangipahoa-Per sohr Mary Diana-2o cords wood
to master
Blind River-Per schr Farragut-l2 cords wood to
master