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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-07-19
x,y FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT.

Last Evenings E0ard.
50 Raymond 4 Ely Al
40 Eureka l5f
$50 Leopard 100 l55c
900 ella l03 llCc
100 Northern Belle 1850
500 Manhattan u
1866 Argenta l40 l45c.
ITO Navajo 40c
l220 Independence 24O 245c
100 Morning Star 60c
$50 Belle Isle 325 33Oc
lis Day zoe
80 Hillside II
300 Highbsidge 20c
ID Paradise 100 Zoe
100 Real Del Monte ]
80 Albion loo
10 Wales 4
~ Mount Diablo 4
$50 Mono TO- 100
400 Croesus 20 DC
$50 Con. Pacific II s
800 Rustler 30 5oc
1000 University 10 75c
$50 Dudley 100 200c
40 Jupiter II
$50 South Bulwer so Soc
$50 Defiance
30 Addenda soc
100 Double Standard |
800 Vortex 65 Coo
1875 Orient 80 soc
80 Mammoth l31 l3
$50 Martin White 81
255 Leeds 75c
loo Tip Top 90c
80 Booker |
300 South Bodie 30c
80 Bodie l7f
l60 Bechtel 100 lS0c
595 McClinton l20 l25c
LIS Tioga As 4S0c
80 Summit y
30 Red Cloud soc
3S5. Syndicate II
80 Aurora 40 SOC
1910 Goodshaw 80 40c
40 Belvidere 10 ll5c
1850 Champion 30 Soc
800 Black Hawk lbs l30c
100 Queen Bee IS 60c
10 Bulwer Z
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-07-19
Butterick Patterns.

The simplest and most economical patterns In
use They are the Standard Fashions
in Europe and the United States
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-22

road. Befere railroad communications were
opened with st. Louis he owned . considerab 9
In 1862 Capts. Sheriey, Hite and Hutsippiller
with some others purh ased the Louisvills ana ma
Evansville Mail Companys steamers of IDS
Smith and others purchased one-halt Of the
Louisville and Jeffersonville ferry. Capt sher-
81 Iou1s. Feb. 1s.eCapt. W. L. Hambleton
left for Mound City this evening with the c"n 2.
Isaac Clark Van Hook. OF the following dimen..
sions: Length 2s5 feet. beam 80 ieet. depth q
hold eet. Capt. Hambleton builds the null nnlt
and boiler decs, when the boat Will DC ,oWea
here for completion. She will have GOOD puts-
senger accommodations and ample power. me me
boilers will be made Of steel. me new poat WIZ
Il oecia to the Democrat
MONROE La. Feb. 2l.-The weather is eleal
and pleasant and the river on stand Passea
down: John Hanna at 4 a. TX uor9n tri n
The Hanna and Bastrop had large NUMBER OF
Mardi Gras excursionistS aboard.
Especial to the Democrat
ST.. LOUIS, Feb M.--The weather Is cloudy and q
thawing. The wind is In the southeast. Inc
river is falling slowly. with SIX feet seaat oat 70
| Cairo. The arrivals were the st. lienevleve
frm Care City Of from yhe depaE
s af Gen newt for cairo. Clinton for Cincinnati
| The Belle OF Shreveport is loading and will De
tha nav orleans Anchor Line boat leaving to-
morrow. Business IL dull. Capt. John ". Gar
roll general freight agent. arrived nome from
Hot Springs this morning; me Mls .h o.1
| Valley Barge Line are loading and the 70"
next week The GfK q, atop b be Mep
chants Exchange viii close -morroW II p5 hTnol
of Washington's birthday. w. =. ALDAAn =
Especial to the Democrat
| MEMPHIS, Feb. t21.- Business is brisk. m
Cons Millar arrived this morning with six hun
dred tons OF freight The Garrett ana Darge
went up this evening. The josie Harry nau
the fastest run on record from Terreneto WEN
| nhis. distance 200 miles. time sixteen nour
anu go - PRICE.
EBy Telegraph
CINCINNATI. Feb. 2f.-Tha river fs 20 feet
inches and falling and nearly hankfnl. II - fui
, Of heavy floating shore Ice. the Peek IoT r 3
, Parker, for Memphis. will get away o-morrmrWh
, also the Golden Rule, Tor New orleans. H., 4 =
latter will take out big trip. Southern freight
are rather scarce, with tendency 10 lnerease
The weather Is cloudy and cold this morning
, 1t Is now moderating.
/ cloudy Business is fair. The Grand Lax
. | came in from Cairo with q tow OF three pnrgess
+ She returned yesterday with q tow Inc MAIL u
] Belle will clear tomorrow Tor PortlanI IN
Tower every Tue- day. Thursday and SATURDAY
> Arrived: Grand Lake and barges from Gairt
Alice Brown from Grand Tower, City OF Vicks
! burg from Vickshurg Belle of Shreveport frof
i Nav Orleans. Departed and leaving ioc1n tLy
] De Smet for Paducah. st. Geneviese for Chir
8 Clinton for Cincinnati. Spread Eagle
! VIcKsBuRG Feb 2o.-To G. g. Wayne Agen
2 svenina. FRANK STEIN,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-22

boxes mdss A Norman-5 hhds bacon boxes bacon
Schwabaoher Hlrseh-41 sacks peas to Bnsn q 10.
vert-94 do Dymond Gardes-ss J BrodnaI-M
eases mdse Woodward & Wight-46 do L Laeassagno
"a Yale & Bowling-2 Haller--l-J Norris TO
P Martinez bxs iced 30 Baker-25o boxes can
dies Zuberbier Il Behan-40 hRe mdse Chri tian
IA pkgs butter w Fl Holmes eco pkgs beer to
Wizard Coos pkgs glassware M Primes bills
IS Tesk Spark-100 bbls lime Barrett e. Woman
100 do to orDer-f bdl hides Berry &co-1 car lum
Der J FL Byrnes-4ts sacks oileake Il K stringer-21
co.. stock M Flautt-i do VIM Latimer-1
Mathews-l Ayoook. Mitchell AGO q to S w
| JohnsoD-lo0 head hogs w L Homan-sundries to
order-Total $40 bales cotton
CHICAGO ST LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS
RAILROAD
February 2f-4e2 bales cotton to order-s7 do to
Bckham Moore-73 Richardson May-56 do to
Walden Hawkins e. Roherts-46 Chaffe, Hamilton e.
| powel-40 stewart Bros &co-s7 Allen, Nugent 900
-37 Jno Hardie &co-3s Gnmbel-26J W White
-23 Allen West q Bush-20 keiffer e. Gardner-9
/ Britton a. Mayson-'g Hyman IL LiehteDste1n-14 to
/ s o Thomas &eo-ls Jno Phelps &co-t1 o Lehman
| Abraham &co-9 Meyer. Weis &co-9 Gordin &eo-s
Felix Walkers March & Schlenker-h Gardner Gil
Iespie &co-5 T L Arsy &co-5 q w Senteli eco
Richard Flower &eo-4 Warren. Atkinson &eo-4 tt
II Newman-3 J & g Cromwel-3 Barrett
| Moore 4 Coleman-3 Z Buckner-2 Moses Clark
2 g L Walmsey &co-1 mo Chatfe Sons-1 u
| Terrell &co-26 pkgs butter Miller, Grigsby eco
80 eases bolt ed beer Fasnacht-1h40 pcs bulk mea
/ Sehwabaoher & Hrseh-20 bbls pork u P0st-o
boxes cheese So pkgs butter Smith Bros &eo-l ca
poultry 30 bbls onions Miller Meyer case cigar
s Hernsheim Il Bro car cattle Aycoek, Mitchell
col do J d Co.'s pkgs butter Keep q Raymond
26 TRUNKS d MERCER & Son-40 boxes shoulders U
Loeb & Oppenheimer-17g ss aks peas Nj Chung
7s bales hay 3pkgs tobacco 81 pkgs sundries to U a
j Whitney &eo-200 cases canned milk TO Bnrke q
Thompson-t00 do L Reder &c0-25 Smith Bros &c
-25 do | Dbl cider McGrath & Compton, car loa
machines bales and 3 sacks SEED cotton II " Coe
man a. Bro-l0 bbls molasses e L MeKepn-2 bbs
rice 25 sacks do Brooks Rice Milt-20 bbls Gil 70
naptha 30 do gasoline acknowledgements 10 OF
der-Total 11l9 bales cotton
:, NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD
: February 2f-10 sacks rough rice to Y stewart.
20 bbls molasses LeSassisF d. nder-32 90 ana
, hills auoar Richard MiIliken-15 hhds sugar j tn
baut. mdries to order-Got&i l5 hhds sugar ~ ID
| sugar lis bbls molasses
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-22

Blind River-Per schr sidonia-16,oO0 slaves to
order .,o IN. r.
lum Der to order
Madisonville-Per schr Tres Hermanas-35 cords
wood to master
ter
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-22

VICKSBURG-Per steamer Natchez-sl1 o e IT, ~
cotton TO L harris &co-273 DO Richardson O. Has
50 Chafe Hamilton e. Powell-2io meyer, " &c
&co-i30 Walden, Hawkins Roberts ~ ulaha, !,
Black Sco-l2l PAYNE. Kennedy &co-ii4 70 = y
Newman-ll3 b Newman &co-99 Allen, Nugens
&co-76 Clapp Bros &co-67 Mo-es ClarK-os 5 uai1 Z
ner Gillespie &co-45 Britton Mayson-4o Sias .
Hozan-4s Forstall & Jpmonville-d5 Y blacA q
co.'s Gumbe-32 Lehman, Abraham &co-52 70
Coeman-26 II Allison &co-22 q WllkeTsoh--Zo
Ehas Gallagher-19 Stewart Bros &oo-l4 Y HOPKINS
IL G w Sente &co-l3 e. 6 CromWeH-I5 q
Peae-l2 Jno Phelps &co-ll Jno Chahe a. Sohs-o
Keitfer & Gardner-9 Gordin Aco-s John NOBLE
/ Z Jnu Hardie &Co-h Renshaw, Cammack ECO
4 Richard Flower &co-5 Biekham & Moore-5 order
A Norwood 4 Richards C l. Walmsey &eo-2 70
Allen West & Bush-2 p j Coekburn-j0o4 SACKS OF
cotton seed n q Cotton Seed Association-270 sacks
oilcake a bbls oil I L Trey &co-2i bales mdse TO
| Bateson. Wisdom & Bowling sundrles 20 order =
sacks ollcake
Ora Nd ECORE-Per steamer Bart Able-522
bales cotton to q l. Walmsley &co-9 do L L AiTey
| &co-73 PAYNE, Kennedy &oo--73 Meyer Weis 400
"a Keiffer & GaIdner-33 Jno Chaffe & Sons-32 to
| Renshaw Cammack &co-24 Clapp Bros &eo--24 10
| : q Wilkerson-42 w Burblidge 6co-20 Jurey a.
eillis-ls Chatfe, Hamilton toweli--I7 Thorn.
ii Nco--l2 j Harrison jr &co--I2 to Male IL Cam
m.crIa H L. G New man-l2 Ducros L. Hatrel-ll
ncEham Moore-s Harris &co-5 r I Buck
nars Beraud Il Gibert--6 Graham Black &co-b tt
q w S.uteIl &co-6 Ben Gerson Sons Lehman
abrahan, &co--5 A MoEton-5 II blanche Eco
; | Tacassayne-3 Richard Flow or Aeo-3 bush LIE
= ; TT5rus Russey-2 Oscar Chopin-2 l. Du1lht
Iobn 7 Non e-2 b Newman Aco i Jno II al
a. - fiumbel-l John Adams &co-1
Delayallade-I Schmidt 4 Ziegler-Ssoo SACKS ectto
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-22
FROM THE PASS Es.

PoRT EADs, Feb a. p.m.-Wind east-north-
east. light Weather clear and pleasant;
! Arrived. American schooner JOS. L. Macheca,
days from kuatan. with fruit to J. I. Macheca
Il Co.
British brig Anna Maria. Thornton master; o.
to ]. l.. Phpps GO.
Sailed: Steamship r. W. Harris. for Antwerp.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-22
NY Railroads
MORO Ara r.nUTSIANA AND TEXAS KAIL
ROAD AND STEAMSHIP COMPANY

ROAD AND STEAMSHIP COMPANY
February 2-4 hhds sugar to Lacassagne-e 90
Kieher 4 Gardper-l Whitney &eo-&0 10 ID
putnam-25 chard Miiken-4 A Rsuxet-l0 90 y
bills molasses Jno Chaffe g. Sons-40 DO ROBERT hare
-l2FP Sevin-7 do % hbds sugar Bush d. Lever
so do bbls moasses Clapp Bros eco IS do o mas
tugar John Calder-8 bales cotton G w eentell q co
q do j w Burbridge &eo-5 ClapD BROS &co.l q,
Jno Chaffe sons bales moss Sewn 40 M
Webs Udeil-4 Labrv Chasssignac-4l heaa
cattle G Mehe &co-and sundTies 10 order-totA 10
Nj "a cotton $50 hhds sugar l42 bills molassea
From Ciinton-Per steamship Whitney, bales OF
hides 34l bales cotton to whitney &oo-s 90 TO
Jno L Hardie &eo-22 Kirkpatrick &eo--l2 to b n
Rorep &co-l- Gumbel-4l Jno Phelps &eo-is 10
Schmidt IL Ziegler-3D H Danneel &c-l2 to neyer'
" is &co-l7 Loeb & 0ppenbemer-2l2 SACKS COZ
tim seed Cotton Seed AszoGlati0n-50 DDS OH 70
+ Aldiqe-225 boxes cheese Lawrence aen-oI
head cattle to L Mehle &co-sandries to order-1o'a
1 sos oales cotton IN b,1ss
Prom Indianoa- Per steamship Whitney-lo pa, oa.e'
| cotton Britt IN a. Mayson-A do @ A whitney eoo
"a DO st9 80 in specie Damned &eo-5o heaa os
4 tie Aycoek, Mi lchel Eco sundrles to ordef-1o'@
IS bales cotton
new ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILRAoO
February 2l--la6 bales cotton Allen. West Buzz
4 so do Orders Gardner, Gillespie &co-I6 90 =
7 L Airey &co-5 Blokham & Moore to Walden
Hawkins s. Roberts-l64 psgs lard 20 pkge sausas
Barstow & Deeves-io boxes starch WaiKef-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-22
MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
February ~. 1879.
Cleared Yesterday.

Cleared Yesterday.
Ger steamship NuInberg, Jaeger, for Bremen via
EFF Stockmeyer eco
Brit steamship Mississippi, Thearle fr Live pool
Brit ship Eastern Empire, Love. for Liverpool
90 DeWolf Powell &co
Brit ship City OF Montreal, Wilson for Liverpool
go 80 VIM Creevy
Brit ship Minnie Swift Liswe for LIVER ool-
49, 800 Silas Weeks Geo
nit shin I.adv Clarendon. Mar shall for Liverpool
80 80 DeWolf Powell &cc
Aus bark Nimrod. Gerolimich 4 Rouen-
span brig Odila Casanavas, for MataDzas-
ep"A - PUG Corral &ce
Schr Martha. Newman. for Pensa ola-
49, il Pohlmann Sol
oehi =" DAos'o'' Err Pool
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-22
Imports
narafnfs OF Produces

IIyERPOOL-Per ship Western Empire, ~
sacks salt to jackson Manson-2o Daies guhhS oas
A. r Beer
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-22

Pepsacol a-Per schr Dorio and Doria-53, 600 feet
lumper to H Bnddg
Jordan klver-Per schr La Bretonne-2o,oo o lest oi
lumber to Fl Buddig
Biloxi Per schr Comet-25,c0o feet lumber to ii
Buhdig
Buddig ,.,u 2
Amite River-Per schr Reporters bales cotton
cords wood 5000 slaves leo 900 shingles to order -
Springfield Per schr Laura bales cotton 70
cords wood boxes eggs coop poultry lot machinery
to order .. 49,.
Pearl River-Per schr Leander Jane-25,o coo feet
lumber to order
Pass Manchac-Per gchr Transit-i6 cords wood tc
master -
Wolf RiveY-Per schr Geo Colmar-3o cords Wood
to master -
Pearl River-Per schr I Emler-3o cords woot
to master
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-22
RIVER NEWS.
cvrTCE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
VsRA Saturday. February 20. 1879.
Arrivals.

Arrivals.
,- Emma Irvine, Kittia Nye, Trenton
Aviation. Whisper. Bart Apie, Dannpet ".
iss pnhar. W. J. Poitevent Gold Dust Natehez'
bertha. Departures.
Emma Irvine, Kittie Nye. Whisper.
Nv Tiete L. J. Gay. st. John.
ppl To Arrive.
~. Emma Irvine. Kittie Nye. Isabel, lower
ATlDll u Mary, Henry Tete. Laiourche j.. j.
soss ". Cannon, Bayou Sara; Belle, v Whis-
coast Law T a9e fa1 e nass
JeTe,s al Robt. Mitchell. Ghas. Morgan. Gin
0 quail eYazoo Fanchon. Opeiousas.
eSAa' stage Of the Rivers.
n.,lv telegraphic report Of the stage Of water
p yarious points with changes In the "a hours
sInr yesterday at .. "a.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-22
LIVER POOL.
LIVERPOOL SOUTHERN 9. Q. LINE.

&AlAZ The steamship
COMMANDER.
Ellis, Commander.
will sail on or about February "A. 1879. from
wharf. foot of Esplanade street.
viii rece,va cotton and sign through bills
lading for the Continent. between Havre'
Cronstadt. ,,u
cross the bar of the Mississippi at all time
without detention.
For freight apply to u,rco
dasn1v 1879 Gravier street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-22

REGULAR sEMI-WEEKLY BAYOU SARA
AND COAST PACKET.
UNITED STATES MAIL.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
at .. N. -
syzza FOR BAYOU SARA, WATEhLOO
lasssSsSW Hermitage, Port Hickey, Baton
sszxaz6sass Rouge. Plaouemine and way land
ings-The fast and splendid passenger steamer
John w. CANNON,
John q. Libano. master. J. Il. Mossop, CLERK.
Leaves as above returning down the coz 81
MONDAY and every FRIDAY. For freight or
passage apply ON board or to
GEO. d. HITE. "a Gravier st.
BRITTON d EPPLEh, "a aravter 81.
LORD Il MCPEAKE, 122 Gravfer st.
auaQ n n WAYNE IN Gravier street
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-22
STEAMBOATS,.
BAYOU SARA.

BAYOU SARA SEMI WEEKLY UNITED
STATES MAIL PACKET.
49, FOR BAYOU SARA, WATERLOO
l@MN4Sk,S Hermitage, Port Hudson, LobdelPs
go Store. Baton Rouge. Plaauemine and
nostoff1ee lapdings-Staamer
EDWARD j. GAY.
4 Brown. master s, s. Streck, clerk.
Leaves every MONDAY and FRIDAY at 2. m,
returning every WEDNESDAY and SUNDAY.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
J. e. CAKLIN. 60 Magazine st.
iys1 JANNEY d WORK. 10s Common ct.
r S.-Wiil pay particular attention TO the
Bayou Lafourche business Of Capt. Joe Dali
fprag
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-22
Arrived

shin Western Empire. Grozier, SO lays from Liver
pool, to master-PoiDt :.
Swed bark j acob Rauers Petersen, Ii Gays from o.
Thomas, TO G Fl Haynes-Pon
swed bark Svea. Baokstrom Az days from Rio dc
Janelro, in ballast. to master Point
STEAMBOATS,.
Natshez Leathers from Vicksburg
Gold Dust, McCord. from st ouis
Future City Coll from st Louis. with bafges
w j Behan Wi kiDsoH, from Minden
w j poitevent, Sullivan. from Fl0yd
Whiaper Comstook. from Belle Grove
Alvin, SeovelI, from Lower Coast
Trenton TerTebonne, from Bayou Laiourche
Bertha Kennison. from Washington
Assumption. Cha let from Bayou Lafourche
Danube Thorn, from Coushs "a
Bart Dle, Sinnot from Grand Ecore
Emma Irvine Valette from Lower COAST
Exports
BREMEN VIA HAVANA-Per steamship Nurn
berg For Bremen $500 bales cot on mas tooacc
| 30 QUO bushels c-1n ia bulk For Havana, piaho
| tierces hams GIL sacks corn ~ "a,
| IIVERPOOL-Per steamship Mis- RisslDpl-azS
bales cation 80 342 1885 bushels corn In BULK ~
| sacks oileake 20 boxes bacon ras
LlVERPOOL-Per ship Eastern EmpHe-ooo
| bales cotton 81 90 pcs slaves , AK
LIvERPOOL-Per ship City Of Montreai-4Oo
II LIvERPoOL-Per ship Regent-5o57 bales cotto
LIVERPOOL-Per ship Minnie Swift-42a9 bale
eo LI.IVERPoOL-Per ship Lady Clarendon-4ss
| bales cotton 24u0 pcs slaves
ROUEN-Per bark Nimrod-32, O65 bushels corn
PENsACOLA-per scAr Blessey-5l2 sacks
oo M,nA II brig Odila-I350 sacks corn
tiar,sa lard 10 tierces hams 200 bbls -four 80 box
| PENsACOLA-Psr schr Martha-9Oo SACKS COZ
100 sacks oats 100 sacks bran Dds WHISKY - SoA
meat 2s5 pkgs sundr1es
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-22
BREMEN.

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW Or
LEANS, VIA HAyRE, SOUTHLAND
TON AND HAVANA.
FSe The steamships of the North Ger
49,. man Lloyd will resume their Regular
AiiD'' % From Bremen. From N. Orlean,
Nurnberg ........ January IL About Feb'y 70
Hanover. February ABOUT Mafch .
Frankfurt. ........ February 10 $3.50.
Nnrnbxrg. ........ March IL $500
Braunschweig April p $500.
Nurnburg. May --....
These steamers touch outward at daVre an
Havana and on their home trip at Havana ana
Southampton.
PRICES OF PASSAGE:
| From Bremen, Southampton or Havre to HAY
ana or New Orleans-Cabin $3.50; SteeTage $50
| From New Orleans to Southam Dton, Havre OF
Bremen--Cabn. $780, Steerage, s45. no.
From New Orleans to Havana-Cabin, s35
Children under ten years, half price: chill
dren under one year. free
N. B-Our agent for Texas Mr.. Peter M. Er
hard in Calves ION. is authorized to issue steer
age passage orders at the following through
rates:
From Bremen to Galveston, $40.
| From Bremen to Indianola S45 So
/ The company reserves the right to change tn
route of the steamers, their advertised days 0
departure and the prices of passage.
4 Passage tickets from Bremen, Southampton
or Havre to New Orleans issued by the under
signed.
For further particulars apply to
ED. F. STOCKMEYER Il CO, Agents.
aust 1y AZ Union street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-22

QUANTITY RIVER.
MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS INDEPEN-
Leaves MONDAY RhN Fa 5lSh, q. atsp.m.
TT FOR TRENTON. !, ONROE. HAR-
r r. Trinity and all way land
fiS0's 10 CITY fo OF " AUGG GsTns9f steamer
P, g. Montgomery master, Joe Elliott clerk.
ply by on ,n board or to F. j. WfNBURN A Agent
fe22 IS NHtchez street
NEW ORLEANS AND OUACHITA RIVER
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY,
UNITED STATE MAIL PACKET.
y.=s' Ai FOR Se CAMDEN Fl Il Il Do &
ss ssss Ouachita City, Monroe. Trenton and
- all landings on Black and Ouachita
''0"n'of JOHN WILSON,
1pe Homes m2e For freight B. or CLARK pss esss
p T on n"f board a1 or to BEANKs Presdeh
Office 1o6 Grayier street.
o2 aHo P J HTE RFT T9kk f Idab me-
PEAKE Agents fe21
AVE-" TRANsPoRTATIoN COMPANY. -
WEEKLY UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET
FOR OUACHITA CITY. MONROE
| lS4ssatE Trenton. and all town landings or
So Black and ouachita rivers - The
splendid passJsn SHs S Il. HANNA,
Jack W. Blanks master. Clerk Ben G.. Cornwell
will leave az above. For freight or passage
apply on 00a Gap IT, F. A. BLANKS, President.
eEo H1TE RR5Tf T6Fk f fnHb W.
Connects regularly with steamer Bertha Brun
nsr for Bayea DArbonne Acme an "a
line river. steamer Tom Parker for Little AM
Tensas rivers. las tt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-08
Mnllen,s Dancing Academy.

Prof. John F. Mullen, the accom-
plished teacher Of dancing, has just
closed very successful term at his
Academy in McLain's Hall, II Twelfth
street. On Tuesday next will COM
mence the second term OF this popular
school. The hours will be the same as
heretofore. viz: Ladies', misses and
masters from to P. NJ, and gents from
: to 10 T.. NJ, on Tuesdays and Thurs
DAYS oi each week. The terms are very
moderate. The Professor is so well and
iavorahIv known to the community that
he needs no recommendations at the
hands OF the press. \ simple announce
ment of the commencement OF a new
term is sufficient to enroll a large class
OF pupils. Applications for admission
To the Academy should be made early,
so that no delay will ensue in organ
izing the classes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-08
Kinslow Killed.

On Saturday morning, about 9o'clOck,
while a force of wOrkmen were engaged
i'm removing stone from the Top mill
quarry. a portion of the earth and loose
stone which surmounts theve OF solid
rock suddenly gave way, and q work
man named James kinSlOw was struck
on the breast by huge stone. He was
crushed against a car that was lying on
the track which runs along the loot OF
the quarry, the cars being used for the
transportation of the limestone TO the
blast furnace.
The other wOrkmen went to his as
SiStance as soon as possible, but he was
found to be bruised in horrible man.
ner i'm the back and breast, and OF course
received internal injuries. KinslOw
WAS removed to his home at SO Coal
street, North End, and everything pos
sible was done TO save the life OF the un-
fortunate man, but in vain, as he died
at I 80 o'clock in the afternoon, after
several hours OF terrible suffering. kins-
low was a married man, thirty-fve years
Of aye, with no children, and his wife
has been in delicate health for long
time past. His funeral will take place
ut P. NJ. to-day from his residence on
Coal street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-08
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
A Reprehensible Practice of the
Police.

Complaints are frequently made OF the
habit in vogue among the police OF max
ing sight arrests on very slight preteXts.
1t seems as if the average Wheel
ing policeman looked upon his baton
and badge as comforting upon him un-
limited license, and that any disrespect
of mien or tone on the part OF a private
citizen toward his official dignity is a
matter calling for prompt and decisive
action.
An instance which caused COnsidera-
BILE excitement, and created good deal
of feeling, occurred last evening.
Several officers were stationed at
the door of the Opera House
to preserve order among the crowd
waiting TO enter when the doors were
thrown open, and as usual the boys
gave them some trouble, and the officers
had made several threats OF arrest.
About hali-past seven or earlier, Messrs,
Charlie and Kirk Faris and another gen.
tleman were walking up Market street,
intending to attend the seance AT the
Opera House, when, before they had
paused or turned toward the door
Kirk very rudely and pushed him from
the sidewalk into the gutter. The gen
tleman stepped back 10 the sidewalk re-
marking that he had been guilty OF no
oflense, to which Maloney responded
that he had told him a dozen times to
keen off OF there, and that he wanted
him To 'move on" At this juncture
Charlie interposed, telling his brother
TO come on into the Opera House.
"DOn't be too free, or you'll
90 in some place else" exclaimed the
fellow in uniform. Mr.. Faris resented
this insult, but merely remarked that
he proposed 10 enter, when Mallory
grasped him rudely by the shoulder,
and moved up street, followed by an
excited crowd of men aud boys.
On the way to the lookup the prison.
er expressed desire to be informed OF
the nature of his oflense and the officer
declared that he had told him
TO leave several times. This
Mr.. Faris characterized AZ a false,
hood, whereupon Mallory told him to
keep his mouth shut, or he would
mash his head for him." The rest OF
the journey was made in silence.
OF course when the officer became
somewhat cooler, he was glad enough
to let his prisoner free on his own
recognizance; but the occurrence
forcibly suggested the query, were the
officers stationed there for the purpose
of clearing a way for passengers or foi
preventing passengers from passing.
Mr.. Faris will, we presume, be
promptly on hand at Police Court to-
day.