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BoDl.EY BROTHERS

Heve the n7ss complete stock Of Cane Wazona.
thrss gnd four mule Cane Carte. Ok Cars, Los
Wheels, Cotton Wagons. Baaasse Carts. Farm
Carts, Riee Carts smszi Carts Of Every sig. soli
sor delivering goods, spoaes. Fehoes. Shafts,
Hounds. Wagon Material, Axie Grease, CAR
Boxes, etc. We especially call attention 20 our
Inflated syedged aud hardened A1lea. Chilled
Hgyes and extra ironing. OF all our Carts and
Wagons. MaEufaesurea Ia car oVn factories at
wheeling, W. Vs., froaa the best material Eld oy
zkIfIed mechanics. we can Rfvs 8 reliable
guarantee meet snT competition and szpDly
this lsrges. demand
Mspar- -l2T and Iz4 Common Street.
uT1 zdp On
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TORHIaK PORTS.
fRv Cable 10 the III. Y. HerAld.l

TORHIaR PORTS.
fBy Gable 10 the N. Z. HsrAld.I
Gibraltar. Sept 17-sailed for Pensacola. bark st
LOUIS Err, Lombard
London Sept 1e-sailed from Gravesepd for Pen
saeola bark CANCER Rolf Nor. Andersen
Venice Sept l9-Atriyed from New Orleans, Grad
Za9reb ANA, Sovich
[By MALL
Bordeanr, Sept 5-~sailed from Psuil,ac for Mobile,
Prinz Regent Hemrig
Liverpool Sept Al Cleared for Southwest Pass,
City OF Richmond; for Galveston, Dug Hsnsieksen;
stn entered nut fcr Galveston Onovay. Wilmott;
s,h for Southwest Pass War Spirit. Eiahop; for
New Orleans. Dueata, Owens; stsamsbip City OF
Hri toll Dsamotts
Naples, Avg 3e-Arrived from New Orleans Gem
itor Tarabofhts Tarabdchia
Sunderland Sept s-@aiied for New Orleans, steam
shin I.0yingtGn Mefcalf
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nREAE JACKSON RoUTE.
CHICAGO. ST. Lau1s AND NEW OE-
LEANS RAILROAD.
TIE QUICKEST ROUTE EAST,

THE QUICKEST ROUTE EAST,
Trains Will f1,avh and arrive at tbs CaliIope
Street Depot, on and after September %. 1879. as
follows:
Leave. Arrive.
Exu, No. /. SIS D. %. | Eyp. No. q, TAO q. "a.
MiSsd Nc. 8. 100 a. n Mixed No. i, 1850 o. 70.
Nos. and run daily. Nos. 8 and daily. ex-
Saturday, Accommodation for MeComb City
i' SUNDAY Jus EXCURSION to MeComb City
'e PnLI & PALACE SLEEPING OARS
THR0U0H TO LOUISVILLE, gIAgINNAII4
GgLgngUs o AMD CHICAGO a5lfa a,a WllI y ~
tached at Milan, enabling passengers, t9 e
through without leaving the train. Only gAE
sleeping cars through TO. CHATTANOOGA.
for the Virginia Springs daily, without clalge.
Tiekafs for aaie. berfhs secured and informa
tor given ct No. 20 Camp street. corner oi
e'1s4A- a. D. SHELDON Ticket Agent.
II CHANDLER General Passenger Agent
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FROM THE PAssE@.

va ea.t. fresh. Weather eIondy.
asssd: British steamship st. Louis. at T:s5
= held master. from Liverpool. to Sllas
VIII ship Orient, Allen master. 50 days
liverpool. general cargo. to Silas Weeks
WE bark Prince Rupert Wade master.
kSaaaVana, 70 Hall & Vaughan.
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yICKsHUHG AND Delta.

Leaves every FRIDAY. at 5 .. m.
fs-- FOR VICKsBDkG DELTA. NAT
49, VI chez, Davlss Bend and Intermediate
sssszsas=z<sszSsA lanaiugs-'The steamer
Ed MGaH&RD~DN.
A. Meyay. master. Frank Beck, Jr.. clerk.
leaves MS above connecting at vi kshurg with
parisots Line for MI points on the Yazoo. Sun
flower, Dear Greek and TeIIahatehie:
O.. r. WORK f. w ADAMS.
e. e. WAYNE, BROCKETT Il CARTER.
ssll Civ. through bills OF fading 70 Trenton.
Monroe. and ali stations on the flcksDuTg.
Shreveport and Texas Railroad, Via Delta La.
VI. E. ERoCkETT. Agent,
se2e 30 MagaZine street.
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ARHApDEIS.

REGULAR ------ PACKET,
Leaves EVERY --- at q. n.
re- FOR AkkAPOLIS. GREEAVILLE.
l4f9 al.aEat VicSshurg md the Bsnds-Tne pas
sasesarsfzss@ sepger racket
FRANK PAREOND,
j. w. Tobfn, master,
will leave m above connecting at Yieksburg
with Parisot'5 Line for all notIts on Tazoo and
Ta'abatchie rivers. For freight or passage
apply on board o. to
c. g. WAYNE. BROCRETT b CARTER,
G. p WORK, + w. ADAMS.
Will give through y Of i 5alding to TTsnson
nort and Texas Railroad via Daita La.
w. Z. BROGE EFT. Agent.
se1o No. So Magazine street.
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RIVER NEWS.
Ofs Wednesday, September "a. 1873. !,
Arrivafs.

nadne column.
Departures.
rrvine, Martha, Henry Tete. Z. q. Lee.
ssaunie Lee. st. Mary.
To Arrive.
\ 40 Bayou Sara: j. p. Nj. Kehler. Gem
III ionis: Golden Rule, Narchtz,. Gin
6tkN NH. III Wa Whispsr. upper coast; Emma
|ps1 .rtf,a. Isabel, lower coast; j. M. White.
|gsnfilio. stage 0F the Rivers.
Ii, talaarHphic report OF the stage o. water
)eg ga sg rnlnts, with changes In the "a hours
IA y yesterday Ut . p. 70.
tp9 Above low r1huraa
II As$51sx~a wgfAr. @1-s13
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Reader. are ron aff,iotedp

And You Wish to regain your health. strength
md energy Of former years2 Do any OF the fol
lowing symptoms meet your distressed eon ~,
fitnid and lack the power Of will and action?
Are your kidneys, stomach or blood In p dtsor-
1erad condition. Do you suffer from rheana-
been tndiscrset lii carly years. and find yourself
baras-ed with multitude IT gloomy sym Dtomai
Are yon subject to LOGS OF memory. he7e spells Of
fa.nting. fuIness ri blood In the head feel list
lesa. mopiug unfit for business or pleasure
and subject Ia fits Of melancholy? Are YOU sub.
ject to any Of the following symptoms: Restless
bashfuiuesa, confusion OF ideas. dizziness in the
head dimness OF sight. etc2 thousands Of
young men. the middle aged. and even the old
males. too arc broken down In health and spirits
from disorders peeu lar to their sex, and who,
from false rodasty or neglect. pTolcng their
snfreriugs Why then further neglect subject
Of such vital importance when the remedy can
ha ar easitv prOcured2
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STEAMBOATS,.
CQlO KfyER.
SOUTHERN TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.

EuUlUunM iuANnl VIII AltuA oUAl4 AN I.
Office, 81 Grayier street.
BOATS LEAVE WEDNESDAYS AND SAT-
UKDAYS.
Leaves SATURDAY. september y. ct p. %.
RS. = FOE CIaCI shaYI, LuUI5ylLLE
$500 Evansville. Henderson,, Shawnee .s
sssssskk<s2 town. Padueah. Cairo. Memphis. ana
all tnternedlats points. connecting al Cinein-
natl With the packets for Pittsburk. wheeling
and all points above Glnetnnati-The spienWd
GOLDEN RULE.
@. P. shinkle, master, Albert shtnkle. clerk.
will leave positively as ebove. For freight OF
pasaage apply on board Ok TO
se24 g. q. WAYNE. 81 arayier street;
The Paris G. Brown follows tho Golden huie.
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LOWER COAST,

Leaves every TUESDAY and THURSDAY at I,
a. n. and SATURDAY at a D. n,
nD "a FOB ORANGE FARM, pDTNTE
tK3k&H% ala Haehe Greenwood Plantation
szxszezaa Terrs aux Bnuf. and all plantation
landings. TIE naw fine and fast steamer
EMMA IRVINE,
], A. Ruiz masIer.
e, II. TalIette and N. NJ Barrels elerga..
LezveG ee above regularly. returning 70 me g.
early Ia the evening on alternate days. 80
d street.. NAL
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MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
1890 -" September "a ls7s.

Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship New Orleans Halsey. for new Mns1,,,
Br steamship Warrior Jones for Liverpool oo -
~ stsaihshfp nai1o' X J Forsrali's Sons
sebr Caroline Rage. Dllons, for Cedar Keys,
Arrived.
s.eo,.ahfn Pen Venue Wright ~ days from Gfprai-
tar 10 Del sondie-ath dist
Steamship Lucy ha oa's o lro ' ais s's'
sh,r, Gg5ent, Allen 81 days from Liverpool 10 mas
tsr-Market St. Isl DIST
STEAMBOATS,.
- r.nron. L,iEano from Faynu Cara
Inbn wilson HtlEnss. from Columbia
i.,I,el. OP1y, from Lower Coast
At Quarantine Station.
r. ateamahip EubenH, Campbell, from Rio Janeiro
to I q y For.ood
~ atasmshlp 81 Louis, Reid. from Liverpool Ang ~
via Corunns ard Havana, to Siia5 Weeks eco
Exports.
NEW YORK--Per steamship New Orleans
Das paIss cotton 1913 htds tobacco ~ bbls mclass-s
IS bales tposs ~ bhls oil 2a4 bGs hides loo bbls
aDgss, 27ap pcs slaves 81 cedar logs
IIVERPODL--Per Steamship arFior-133e3 80 %
bushels esIn la bulk i40s sacks 2i26 sacks oil
cake laf6 bsles cotton .219 pcs slaves
BORDEAUX Per steamship Muiiel-42,3so bush
els wheat In nntk 1910 smpty sacks
CEDAR KEYS Per sGhr Caroline kage-Se bals
Hour 10 bbls meal bbs sugar tisrces lsrd bzs
nest / cissk meat 60 saekg corn SACKS Gaia l3l
pkg5 mdse
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80 y Miller. No. ls Natchez strset. do the
ssfk IN plumbing and gas fitting at lowest
karates.
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HELP
FOR THE WEAK,
NERVOUS AND
DEBILITATED.
DR.. HAsBROUCK's.
ELECTRIC BELTS.

The afflicted can now be restored to perfec,
health and bodily energy without the uss =
medicine Of any Kind, and without the slightest
Inconvenience TO tho patients habits or daily
oceupatfon.
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LAKE PeHTs.

LANE fsHH9.
FOR MANDEyILLE AND TCa9.
800 fsneta Eiver-United States nail
HEROINE.
From Lake End On arrival of 8 .. H. train.
MONDAY.
From Madisonville at 5:45 q. n.
From Vaudeville At = q. III.
TUESDAY.
From Lake End on arrival Of o. n. train
for Vaudeville. Lewisburg.
WEDNESDAY.
On r al4P2a Tx e. Era tran From hande'a1s
THURSDAY.
From Lake End on arrival Of IL m. train for
Vaudeville and Odd Landing.
From Vaudeville at a. III.
FRIDAY.
From Old Landing at a. m, and Vaudeville
att q. m.
NEW CAMEIIA.
MONDAY SCHEDULE.
From Lake End on arrival Of u %. train for
Vaudeville. LeWisburg. Medisouyille and Old
Landing. -,,c
From Old Landing ut 6 e. m.
From Mandsville ii q. a.
U FRIDAY.
From Lake End at p.m.
SATURDAY.
From Vaudeville at a. m.
Frou LAKE, End, ON arrival OF 3. N. train for
Vaudeville, Madisonviiie and Old Landing.
SUNDAY EXCURSION.
From Lake End. From Old Landing.
Arrival of a. m train, At. 3 o. m.
for Vaudeville. Ley From Vaudeville.
and Old Landing.
Fare on exeHrsian oays round trip 81.
| Fare on other days. each way. 81 to Mande-
| Vile Lewiahnr9 jacksonville and Old Landing
| Freight will be received saiIy at her landing.
New Basin. near Magnolia Bridge.
FOR BAY ST. LOUIS, MISSISSIPPI CITY AND
| BILOXI.
| On and after MON1AY, September 8. 1879.
| the steamer HERO. Ne will ieave New Lake
| End for Biloxi and intermediate landings, On
| MONDAYS and FRIDAYS. on arrival Of 3 9. n.
train. Returning vi leave Biloxi on TUEs-
| DAYS and SATURDAYS at 8 q. m, Mississippi
| CITY at 4bont a. M. Pass Christian at about 8
| q NJ Bay st. Lopis at about a. 10.
| Passage to Bay. Pass and Misais sipDi City 81
/ Biloxi. 8 Is. Meals, so cents. Also. restaurant
ON board.
Freight viIl hetaken at very low rates.
| The NEW CAMILLA will continue her
/ WEDNESDAY, trips. leaving New Orleans OF
arrival Of 8 9. 10. train. Returning. leaves
Biloxi on THURSDAY MORNING =. g o'clocsg,
/ VIM. g. C0YLE GIL
| aes f No. 35 CaTondelet street.
4
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eK1asvsEGs ANN Hgsna,

vsCKsaBxs. GxzssvaEd4s AND HEsnn,
UNITED gyATEs NALL PACKET.
s Leave s sdsry v p}IaRAx n s;a1canz
IsR&NI Davis, Pend and intermediate lantf.s
ag nonsn siei I. Lee.
William Campbell. master r. ). Howard clerk,
Rsrisos ians ior I'll so;nss q tss aaa.
ANe"e'' ~ 9. !. MokK, is Commercial Place.
aE6. B. HfTt i ~ t dragig ssa &
n W az d1 Fl Rs q q vs a slases
port and Tezas E4 i .ead, ia a Pete e.
REeULA. NATcHEz. GRAND GULF AND
7se,ss f FOX Y EzPeS hoE5 6 . H e
s Sss.s hs Tial hsef s haaans W. asf
Bend and all way landinss-The fine and last
DsS lucy r. eAsrRELL.
will leave positively aa above. For freight or
passage apply on b 9aq,s1 Of : ! e snrv -.
s21tf JOG Common street.
FOR ggIHhR szATza 1 Hh Tzq zsD rnn
Loves ~ fzsRszR45 II. s!ssssss.
ixHRak8 and the Rends-Tbe new and massa
ae1& t9@6nifeant PASSENGER steamer
y, vi. WHITE,
JIM White master, Curt. Holmes clerk.
connecting at vteKssurg with parisots's LA y
for all points on Iazoo and TaIlhhatghte ri7szas
Boat reserves the right to pass oil landings
that the eanfaip may deem unsafe.
r. W. ADAMS. BROCKETT b CARTER.
VIII give through bills Of Lading 70 Trsnras
Monroe and all stations on Ftcksburg, Shxev6
port and Texas Railroad, via Delta. la.
VI. B. EHOCRETT, Agent.
Rufs 30 Magazine stree.
SATURDAY YIOKERURa UNITED STATED
NAIL PACKET.
Leaves sysry sATgEDAT. atsp; 20; ,.
| :G9sp Natehez and all intermediate lazase
| &9aE tn1s-The passenger packet
JOHN III. HANNA,
1 I'm place OF the hatehez),
| 3. 3. LeatnsTs, master. ]. e. Muse. e1egE.
connecting at yfcksburg with the parisss Ltae
| for Yaloo. Taiianntehie and aIafower r2gagB,
| and WITH Anchor Lire for Memphis, Cairo aaaa
| 81. Louis.
This boes reesrvss the right 70 pass all ,anas.
| insg that the Captain may constdsI unsafe,
JOHN JANMNT, 1G9 Common &C.
] j. E. OARLIN. 60 Magazine 81
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UFFxA COAST.

URRXh COAST.
TgI-WEEKLY UPPER COAST PACKET Tn
BAYOU G0ULA.
Leaves every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY ana
SATURDAY. at II b. q.
- The fine passenger steamer
ssssss WHISPER,
j. a. Comstoek master. G.. M. WOODS and Gka
Dean clerks.
will leave regularly as above. putting Of
freight In daylight. Returns DOWN The eoaEs
In daylight TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS AID
For frelcns or paagege spplv on board CT 20
g. HENO ne Cont ssrsst.
q. @. MELANCoN. 81 Bisovfiie y.
a clerk on the landing at al TINES TO rsss@sa
Ps.-Tbe Whisper will representtas q. y ,oa
and the Bertha
NEW ORLEANS AID gpPsa COAST LEI
1aa-.s anarr MON" MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and
aop IoNG VIEW REACH -
p far an elhanns. D. a 1 vi uasn.
hzHES easrIa Road Bonnet LATE 5a5,aa as1.n
- vaonarv;Ise and ali Tay sanaiAks-A &As.
steamer EVA,
snt,a r,aEoucheI master. .. Toca c.esA.
=, g 49, e aboYe returning DOWN Iae g0aAA
" ~ 49, Thursday and 5atufday u daylS11s
kor Hsssa1 ". ]. COMEATX,2o Cont street.
AeIerk always on the lsVee 70 receive nsasaA
foot OF Cont. sIeeg. - =
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Y taakson's best sweet navy tobacco. "
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oUAEAEVA EsyxE.

NEW ORLEANS AND oUAOHTTA RJyza
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
OUACHITA CITY. TRENTON AND MONROE
WEEKLY z. s. MAIL PACKET.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY, at D. m.
yE. FOB OUACHITA CITY. MONROE
LE4Eanh Trenton, and all town landings en-
&zsxskk Black and Ouaelita rivers The DrJRs
will reserve the right to refuse any landing ST.
eept mail landings-.
1n place of John q. Hanna,
II. W. B1anks. master. Ben g. CornWsH. clerk
Capt z. a. BLANKS, President.
No. JOG Gravier streeB.
CkRIiN, q. r. WORK. LORD q McPEAKE
g. w. ADAMS, Agents.
Connects regularly with steamers for tha
tributaries. and Little Bob b. for Camden.
my13tf
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Receipts 1t the View Basin.

Receipts ut ths New Basin.
Hsndsboro-Per schr Three Brothers-ao,coo feet
lumber to Elliott
STOCK tun-Per sGhr VIM GTifin-2s, 600 feet lumber
j PopD
Bonfonea-Per schr Louisiana State-3oo bbis sand
to orger
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RAYgU sAAA.

REGULAR HEnT-WEFYLY BAYOU BARa
AND COA5T PACKET,
UNITED STATES MAIL
Leaves every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
~ FOR BAY6U SARA. WATERLOO.
1890 Hermitage. Port Hickey. Basaa
ings-The fast and sDlsnid passenger steamer
JOHN w. CANNON.
John g. Libano. master ]. FL. Mossop. clerE
Clinton ard WoodYiIIe freights shipped Web
nssdeY reaches their destination Friday e7ass.
ing,
Clinton and Woodvilie srefghts shipped gasnra
day reaches their destination Monday sgensazE
For freight or passage apply on board OF 10
GEO. ID. HITE, la Gravier 81.
BRTTTOH II EPPLER los Gra7ieY ax,
LORD 1t McPEtAKE. f23 araytsr 81.
au2a g. g. WAYNE. 30 GtraEiar st.
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STEAMSHIPS.
NEW YORK..

STEAMSHIP HUrEHshsON,
Tim Morgan master.
Will sail from Algiers TUESDAY, September
Insurance TO NEW YORK oNE-HALF
PER CENT.
Freight for the above port received at the do
pot OF Morgan's Louisiana and texas Railroad,
foot Of Lafayette street. daily until D. III.
CHaS. a. HHTTHEY & co. Managers.
au1a llnrnar NatckIt.z and Magazine streets.
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JAE9UGEME,
CPEsxDUBAH,

GPEL1UsAE.
NEW ORLEANS AND OPELOUSAs PACKET
COMPANY.
REGULAR UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET
Leaves eyerv yEsDAIs as D. n
- = FOB WASHINGTON. CpElNb
sas Port Bare 81 sim naa s. es aaaa.
AtehafalaYa River and Bayou Go1rtablaaa-1hs
new. light draft steamer
BIG sUaFLOWER,
TN place OF the Fanchonb
A. P. Trousdale MASTER
Will leave az, above. For freight or passage ab'
Dis y BR 1prIa EppLEg, 1os arayter street.
r. ". ADAMS, u Commercial Place.
j. e. CABIN. so Magazine street.
The Big SunfoWer connects weakly W1sn me
steamer Minnie for Bayou deg G1afzse. anG
signs through bills ladtog to Cheyneyil.e anc
pII pnints IN Bayou EcsEf. 0ca .
REGULAR OpELoCsAs PACKET.
Leaves every TUESDAY. at s .. m
FOB WASHINGTON, OPELoO.
800 ses, Port Barre, slmnsDor
% Gharchvil,e and all landings ca the
Coast. Atehasaia7a river and Bayou Gourts.
bIsau-The new light-draft steamer
KAX0D.
VIM. Crawford master Fl. Molaison clerk
will leave as above. For freight or passage ags
ply on board, or to LORD Il IaPEAKE. Ageasa
"a ds 9sa7sf sIa5 D. H1rE. 1eaaravtsr street.
Freight for Bayou de5 Giaizes put ont at
sinmsport, Big Bend Landing or Water Valley
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THE CROMWELL LINE.
FOB NEW YORK DIRECT.
To sail "WEDNESDAY October /, at q N.
fransss This ltna Is composed Of the
ks5aayat following steamshtos-
KNICKERBOCKER, HUDSON.
fDEmEs NEW OHLEANS.
The steamship
HNIGK ERROTKER.
KEMDLE master.
will leave her wharf from foot OF Toulouse
INs TRANCE By THIS LINE n PER CENT.
Gabin passage 1888 ~
Storage. ..s+t..ss ~
FreiyIf FOR LIVERPOOL, Bremen and Hayre
taken hy this line. and through bills OF ladtng
given for the same.
ALFRED MOUITON.
my11y q Carondels. street
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MORaAN'E LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL
ROAD AND RTEAMHHIP Co
MsmorurGa.


To A. Moultcn:
The steamship Hudson, Captain eager, arriz
this morning -
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Bark Albert [Eor, Andersen, from Havrs Tor New
Orleans Sept 4 off the start
Brig Castaiis, Elmer, from New YORK Tor daiFes
ton was spoken of Key Vest Sept and reported
having experienced heavy weather in Lat 81 o. lon
is So, laeting y hours, bat TecsiTs1 very little
damage
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VIVA high water mark Of lg14 sb saf
~ mark. Indicates rise. Indicates -. ~
Y sain fe,l during rhs day W to ABOUT
~, when 1t cleared up. 80 Iaafng the
pfes and Bonnie Lee In patlcnlar having
ips ont II was late 4 r. a az INK and nd
ssle Bonnie gGt away IRON y a4 ~ - ao srna,f
h Iahn o " C la omar and tho John WiIson
sRsgrtiyed during the afternoon Win sooo
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-05-16
A Mistaken scieatjst.

Clarence King in his late report of
observations in the Utah Basin says:
"The well known fact that the sur
face OF Great Salt Lake is ris'ng-it has
risen | feet since lS67-has been gem
orally ascribed to the cultivation of the
surrounding region. Mr.. King shows
this to be wrong inference, for SINH
lar increase has affected all the lakes of
the Great Basin. ft
Had Mr.. King visited the lakes in
Nevada, which is part of the Great
Basin, his mind would be disabused of
the notion that "all the lakes" are
affected as Great Salt Lake is said to
be. Humboldt Lake is lower than it
was ever known to be at this season of
the year, and there is prospect of its
drying completely up before next Sep
tember Neither does the theory
''that cultivation of the surrounding
country" increases the volume of water
in the lakes of the Great Basin hold
good, as there is more land under cult
walton in the vicinity of Humboldt
Lake this year than at any previous
time in the history of the country,
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A man named Tom Luckett, resi-
dent of Battle Mountain, and formerly
Deputy Sheriff of Lander county, was
found wandering about town, al'par-
emily insane, by Officer Ruse, who took
him to the county Jail. A few hours
incarceration proved to the officers that
he is crazy. He refuses to eat or drink,
and he spends good deal of his time
dancing and singing. 1t is said that he
came to the Golconda Hot Springs a
short time ago from Battle Mountain
and remained there awhile, after which
he went to Leach's Hot Spril9s iii
Grass Valley. He left Leach's for Cy.
Bartimas' ranch and wandered around
in the mountains for two or three days.
He says at times that he is dead and is
endowed with the faculty of being able
to sing and dance and to continue to do
SO for ever without eating. Drs. John
son and Hanson examined him last eve-
ming and adjudged him to be insane.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-05-16
The Revolution Gem pIcte.

Twelve months ago public opinion
was decided as to the merits of the
various advertised medicines for coughs
and colds. All doubts upon this i'm
portant subject seem to be now ct an
end. The unparalleled success OF
Hale's Honey of Horehound and Tar,
has settled the question. 1t is in evil
dence that in upwards of FIVE thousand
cases OF lung and throat complaints, it
has not failed in an instance to effect a
cure. The result is q demand for the
article that has no precedent in the
history of proprietary medicines. Sold
by all druggists at 80 cents and 81.
threat saving by buying large size.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure tooth.
ache in one minute. Sold by druggists
As Csc.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-05-16
Sanlrah Pollard.

Pollard, says the Times Review, has
started out on lecturing tour of the
principal towns of the State. Semrah
is nice clean boy or ditto girl, as the
case may be, and as he halls from Tus-
carora, we naturally feel considerable
interest in her success. Apart from the
interest she will naturally elicit as the
central figure of most remarkable his
tory, the lecture is really narrative Of
strange events which are by no means
devoid of interest" He or she lectured
in Elko, on Thursday evening, and it
is probable that he or she will visit
Winnemucca within week.