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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-03
THE FUNERAL AT THE HOTEL.

IRE SERVICES BRIEF-A LARGE ESCORT TO THE
RAILROAD STATION IN SPITE OF UNAVOIDABLE
AND CHILLY WEATHER.
CHICAGO. Nov. 1.-THE funeral of Senator
Chandler took place early to-day from the Grand
Pacific Hotel. The Rev. David Swing oficiated.
The services consisted merely of aprayer and the
reading of a selection from the Bible.
The coffin was then borne TO the hearse by John
Il. Drake, George X. Davis. Jesse Spaulding. Will
lam Aldrch, Hiram Barber, General Martin BEEN
and :. Collyer and was escorted tbither by de-
tachment of sixteen men from the LIST Regiment and
200 veterans marching with muiiied drums A
procession was then formed, as follows: Drum
CORPS with mufed drums beating the long roll the
LIST Regiment ia column Of fours; the 9th Battalion.
band and Colonel Swans cadets Haverlys band
the hearse thanked by the pail bearers carriages
containing the members OF the committee ap-
poiDted 10 escort the body TO the depot; the
Union Veteran Club; the employees of the SbcrifPs
office. and the Young Mems Auxiliary Club. The
colutuu was more than two blocks long, marching
in close order four abreast. Except for the un-
favorable weather and early hour IL would I'M
aoubtedly have been very much larger. The day
was raw and chilly aud two inches OF snow had
f.li,.u making tue streets wet and slippery.
t,ov.lnor CullOm, Ex-Governor Ogiesby Emery
4 Slogrs and Robert 4. Lincoln were IN the process
sion. - 81. Att. .
Al the railroad station was found the delegation
firm, D.troit The coffin placed ia the tram,
end a. 900 a. the tram uepaIteu Win Oeth
committees fer Detroit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-03
ZACHARIAH CHANDLER.

HIS SUDDEN DEATH IN THE WEST
fnr SENATOR REriEKs TO MS ROOM AT HOTEL
IN en- AGO AFTER FATIGUING CAMPAIGN WORK,
AND pIy,s ALONE pURING THE NIGHT.
The death of Senator Chandler has taken
place Suddenly in Chicago. The Senator had
been Engaged in campaign work in the West,
and had made long speech to an audience in
Chicago. He went TO his room at the
Grand Pacific Hotel, expecting to rise early
to go to Detroit. The boy who went to cali
him in the morning discovered that he had
expired. Brief services took place at the hotel
yesrrrd.y. The body was escorted by pro-
ccssion TO the railroad station and taken to
Detroit. President Hayes has announced the
death of the Senator to the country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-03
AN ORDER by PRESIDENT HAYES.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 2.-The following executive
order has been issued by the President this after
noon
EXECUTIVE MANSION. Washington, Nov j, 1879.
The OF the death of Zlcharah Cnand-
Ter, late Secretary Of the Interior. and during 80 many
years a Senator from the state OF Michigan,
has been communicated 10 the Government
aud to the country. and in proper respect
his memory hereby order that the several EXecu
tive losed to public business, and their
flags and those their dependencies throughout The
funetal K IL. HAYES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-03

the business partner of the Senator. Mira Chandler
is completely Frustrated. The funeral will prob
sbly be held on Wednesday next.
PORTLAND. Me-, Nov. 2.--Mrs Eugene Hale,
daughter of the late Senator Chandler started for
Chicago from Ellsworth yesterday, accompanied by
Mr.. Clarence Hale. Her husband is too i'll to make
the Journey,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-03
A TRAIN CAprURED BY 4 saERIFfs POSSE

MEMPHIS, Tenn. Nov. 2.-The incoming
Tho Louisville Railroad stopped last eyen
linz at Galloway, renn thirty miles east or this city, by
n sh,nff's posse who uncoupled the engine and pro-
ceelcd search the for the conductor eapias
had ISSUED Tor him Tor Eegeeting TO appear as
prosecuting witness IN Larceny case. Tue search
proved futile AFTER the train had been delayed
twenty minutes II Was permitted TO proceed. Tie y
hac placed oOstruCtOns on the track which ha0 10 be
emOycd before the Tram could proceed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-03

The curiosity OF the dairy show last week
was undoubtedly .he special catalogue OF the German
products. his very singular production. published AZ
OidcnOurg was treat IL IN iogmea the Ducuio
inlnd among other thugs tnat akln-lk Is Tea With
pigs ; that sweet cream IL now sought or although
ts guie Is not yet every where gene over mo piaAs
and also, tnat by making cheeSc, tae animation or
latter has not been Without inauene,-lL oadon
Wurd.
\ family is leaving town. Alter the usual
evening ceremonies. DAoy being put Ia be' she says
carefully her prayers ten adds o hei Ow accord:
pood-by, bod, am going into the country"-tLon'
don World
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-03
MRS. CHANDLER FRUSTRATED.

TaK NEWS CONVEYED 10 HER BY THE SENATOR'S
PAKTSER-MRs. HALE ~ ROUTE TO CHICAGO.
Ds1ROIr, Mich, Nov. 2.-lbe grief here over the
death of Senator Chandler is universal The news
=. .,r,a.aa ,o Mrs ChandIAr hy Allan -Shaldaa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-03
SUCCESSFUL COOPERATION.
GEORGE J. uoLYoAKE AT COOPER UNION

GEORGE J. UoLYOARE AT COOPER UNION.
A REMEDY FOR THE woRKfNGMANs TROUBLES
now COOPERATION HAS SUCCEEDED IN ING
IAND-How THE SYSTEM MIGHT BE APPLIED
TO EMIGRATION.
George .Hcyoake, the well!Sno~n English ad-
vocaie Of cooperation began the Winters course
Of free lectures for the people at Cooper Union py
an address on that theme Saturday night when
n large audience gathered TO hear him. He sketched
the rise and progress of co6peraton i'm England. and
declared that its SUCCESS justified great hope for the
working classes in the future. The Rev. Robert
Collyer, the Rev. DIR. Ryancc aud others also spoke
briefly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-03


else OF viii his part at all that members
grow rich while they sleep. ILaughterl We keep
nothing into And they live better COO. because they
have better and wholesome food than before they
gave no money. and yet grow ricn. -. -
John Bright resides oud appausel-yes he saw itgow
eyes, and he mas pronounced In the House
Commons the nohest euogy OF the enterprise-that
little in Rochdale mas grown TO such an extent that
$500 600 profit from II, aud OF his u per
devoted to the purposes OF education lApplause
We have library which even this hall would not hold
We paid hearty $1,000 some time for printing the
catalogue of books. We have nineteen newsrooms In
Rochdsle and we got up IN the town the art OF assoca
will not deain you now describing now We planted
aI su vow little common sense good
temper and good deal o goodwill The art OF having
ths art Of GOODWILL Anybody has goodwill toward
people they like and they care Tor; 10 Is easy 10
their wefare but 10 promote day by day the
welfare of the people you don't like laughter TO ad
minister to the opuence the comfort and influence OF
those YOU hate-t requires new education altogether
to accomplish that. lApplause.l
In this way we proceeded until we taught people the
aad would have extended to America only that you are
opulent 10 need any heip OF that KIND. And here
that the distress In this country Opuence
compared TO the distress other countries Therefore
people here don't care much about these things But
for honor in trade honesty IN daily life-those qualities
which make the strength aud glory Of natiOn-l do
wander There are not found some 10 devote
grow they did among us, illustrators of hc daily
good that can be accomplished by honesty and economy
lApplause.I
APPLICATION.
Now will only trouble you further With the applica-
ton this has TO the questions OF labor which agated
here aud IN other places The great ger OF Socialism
IN Germany shown from the utIeranSe OF OF its
leaders, who told the working people that II not In
their power extrcate themselves q that they were
bound down by :he laws OF ages and could not help
themselves. He had imitators and disciples. and
hem. from their position Of very suspicious
character. Bismarck OF his colleagues Louis
Napoleon. whose Emperor collapsed Sedan.
was of the same opinion, and cherished the
came doctrine and Lord Boaoonsneld, In
ny, has always taught he same thing These have
one characteristic In eomon-their passion was asceu-
dency. and their policy politics; and IuCy per
suaded the people hat they haa To help them
selves II tae people cannot help themselves by
nation, 10y cOO.eraton-if they cannot OF
their own they must Hmeurue ther condition by nght
Ing. That the only alternative. And Will anybody
say that possible or pr nAbe mode Of improve
mtnti You may that saving money In this way n
slow. Well IL ~ SLOW but progress by h<niing Il
slower stin Progress by blood !-wny wnat money YOU
must expeud Tor training The people aud FOO armlng
them what daily and ulgt inspiration oil tne people
10 get that pOnt-to power of sOcift ~
to destroy society," know something OF the trouble and
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-05-06

fdr BIC 8 srrvttn DampHStns. ssmYasHissn mao as,~ q.
9dsIibt abfabrt.
pamturs- grerifanii1e einie f6 Damsisr.
Qprb.T eutitsr 9lpyb, Bremen t6 Dampirr.
Gunarb 9inte, 9~iptrpopl u. antpsr. 16 Damptsr.
&eb Star Cine 8 Dampier.
Dts 3arftxtt bon y%aFastnsn, bic Id IN ben Ieitu Is
Satrtn auf titsn gampftrn burdbu unb ptnisr fp,trt
haet, anb bic btat GmpfteIpus anb tabsn utr bas 6utrssn
mduu 8rtuutt sta&ut.
sSn 0erbinbuns NIT Sbisem, ifeIe i'd
We@ieI auf ale Sauptitdbte @uropa's aus.
Gttenbabn StdetS
asa alien 6auptfdstsn umsrtlas unh aaItfsraia's isnnsa
ben sanjn Gas In mtntr Cfftt N ben rtadrdbaeu prtiftn
esiaaft pss.n; q a. ui6t nsttis fa suf ben DtsSis bic
Rtpptn tinasstn ~ lantu.
Grunbeigentbum (REAL ESTATE.
Cine srsts auspatI sa statn Siast.e istntbuss, ME
aud Barrntn une yrdriddnetrtitn tb bet mtr fttt 90 hen
e~dnat8ftn Steinsunstu ~ tabtn unb efu9t. W ttetn, Der
fhn Gts In etstntbum a6u uas stpinubrtustnb anIstn
rfu. mtnt etfta ~ praftn.
8ar guIssuns BON GapiiaHtn wis auf aSuas uas re- aas
Gtft Gorge sttrsstn.
pttsr 2ieut.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-05-06
9ssen ale 2siSsn Der
{ b er,

2cberleieen.
Ssrr Simun S6nspt pitts6ura, ga.-babsn
i& als sin pUritiSIi6ss Rittsl sesrn esbsrIsipsn
s~rpieIsn.
SeberUerbdrtuns.
Gufac. Sausr, ulabind, No. - BADEN mid
ron 7.jGbrissm 9rtsrlsibsn bsftit. 8ib. feline
before Msbijin.
Tieber.
Gbrit. SSulp, Ssosn Sans, - rrlSfsn mid
BON bsftissm S9ittsfsber.
6allen=T ieber.
Or. Satct Mspsr ct. Qcuis, Ri& - tuarsn
bel 9alsnfrbsr bon pprtrsfaitsr Wirluns.
Sbittels Steber.
SafOb 5rsi &sf Sslanp Co.. SIS. - tpsrbtu
in unlsrer 8ssssb ais cas- bette sri tel ssssn
Gteber trtra6tst.
@ebicl' Tieber.
Ssrr Sec. Ssnry. Bethel, $40. - gilt fsin
bsfsrss Rittsl ssJsn pas Ws&itfsbsr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-05-06

Bss- Gin mutbissr Wajor. as be,
3aiisr bon Ositsrrsi6 ben als srcsntrild
b%stannten @ruisn S-r pom Saupimanr
gum Maior bsi6rbert bate, unS oisier su,
auoisns fam, nm isinen Sant absuItattsn
ipra9 Der 8aiier l~suii.lis 81 ibm gs se.
rsi6t mir gum ~beionosrn Ysrsnls.n, 6ai
i'd sic gum Waior babe bsi0rosrn fbnn.n,
= Nun, bislss 9sr9niiseH bdtts gp.
Moi,itdt li9 i9on irii6er bsreitsn f5nnsu,
srpiosrte Der nsus Ssrr Waior.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-05-06
WaaeufetSen.

WaaenleiSen.
S0bn 9. &cdsnftQsr, 81 paIu, Bpcsforb
Co., Sales.--future Grau, wslbs felt Sabrsn an
WasenlsiSen lit, purbe eur6 ben @sbrdu6 BON
Or. IusuIt aSniss Samburssr Ircpfen boil.
lfansis pieesr bsrgsfsat.
Wfaaenpcrih1cimung.
36:iabrises geiosn.
81. s. Sail, aanias City, No. - baten mid
75.idbrtsen 9rris tptsbsr SOafOmmsu bsrsefsQt,
naSosm i'd ale SrHnuns aufsessbsn.
1IupcrSauli6fcit.
12siahrisss 9eibsn.
Grau Innis U. Spblpassr, NisSlstVn, ga
SD fam BON, 8runb msinss Ssr3sns lager. sas
i'd 0ott banfs, ba5 sr mir surt pielsS Wittsl
ssbplfen bat.
Ippetitlofiefeit.
gettr Clemens, 9ittle Orleans, Wb.-Sb bin
"a Sabre alt unb founte feline Speiien mebr sr-
trassn, batsn mid pisptr nsu ssfraftigt, mad
BEN i'd i'd! n bic SOHnuns aufssssbsa.
S6pdbe.
Charles Sauptmann, Ripsr ypint q. s.
babtn mid Iopsit urirt, eae i'd mad a6t gBp.
den langsm aranfIein nun wiseer meinsn Sc.
itaftsn na&ssben fam.
Srdmpfe.
Capt. R. Saumsartsn, @I6lant, 8y,-babsn
mid ~ isper 3eit on arGnpfsn bsfrsit, ia, TIA,
ten als goEbsusunsamittsl ausSsssiGneteD isnis.
Collie.
2ubpia gSebsr, Dane Co., Wisr, baben
rieinsn Spbn pen beftiJsr Collie beirsit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-05-06

ssg- Yater SABRE sab folsenbs ihtr3.
bate grtlaruns, parum an gbariamitass
bic Ssipsr i'm Sodamte ~ssiunssn. miro.
als Gbriiius nod Der Grsu5abnahms i'm
'@rabe rubte, fam Der beIs9te Ssufsl gum
lieben Soft uno erbot Ii6 OILS Gnti6doi-
suns fir al bic ibm isbt ansstbans
S9ma6 uno ais griab fir bic grl6aen
bic Seslsn Der an G~bariamiias sipil9en
Dem Sodamt uno Der 9sipsr itsrbsnSsn
Wtsni9sn. Siss puroe ibm bspiIlist. ba-
bel absr slsi6Ssitis Der Yefsbl sesebsn, Die
8slpsr on oisism Gage pdbrsno Der 81.
WfsIle Az beten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-05-06
Qetrr &ifnr &Sobu.
0enerai 8 MQemtnr

fir bic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
9mperiaf & NOrt6sru 3uE. Cos, Don SouSon.
&opaf Suf. Co., Don SipsrpoOf.
Gommereiaf Sluion An. &c., Don cSouoou.
German American Suf. &c., pom 2tswyars.
ST. Sauf Ssusr & 2aarius 9uf. Co.,
pom ST. Saaf.
ST. SO(ep6 Sensr & 2aarius On. g.,
pon st. So(sp6.
Atfantie Su[. &c., pom GLEN yors.
German Su[. &c., Don Srssport, 81.
&. g. ACCIDENTAL An. &c., Don Sartforb.
Grapslers' SnL g., Don Sariforo.
Aetua oStfe SuL. &c., pen Sartforb.
Dttft matttstn gsmpasntttH, Bic I'D bet htui Gsieass unh
Bottom tmr bura panitlits Batluns taru 9tluHs b.
p6trt tabtn, ~trpfetltn fh felbf unb ftnntn gsrf6eruuatn
ssn gssatsum % ben btaisftn Rastn tatststn stnsn men
urttn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-05-06
NOie Sell Salbe
Or. %efer SchmiuS,
(aus 0urtmburs)

ettlt ftltntrt 9dnbt, Dunfen aler Dirt, bsfsusus SurA
SltnttnlHaht srurfa4tt ruubt Brute BET 8rauen, ESsce
Sntjuneans, tnSsrs 8nptsuf8den unb f~erppsul5ft Rfanf.
etten, ME serfrprnt Sltsetr, S6ptaunsen an trstns dnan
Shttle bes 86rptrs, 9abnrsb, une ftltmmen 5als aud m
e Elm unstdybar.s SeiInitttl fIr NIT Gntjau6usa Der Gis.
strstee bebaftsts g9b1uertuntn, fur ftIt nme uuaen, fs
@uneen.
prsis I: SIR srUs, ssrsa st.GO. gittl.rs 80 gs. -
Rlttne Is Gents.
Au hdbeu bd
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-05-06
Bon BREMEN.
unS fsrnsrbin aGs pisr,tbn Sass.

" NVsFS" ~"BE
Der 2dnhunssplas hisitr Dampf6tfs tn 9aItinprr 10 N.
elti6 Depot Der Baltimore unS SRts. 9~iitnbabu, ptiGty a.
b%tjsrsst ale irssns cine gifsnbabn BON Rem Cert ual
Yttlatepbia.
Bet antunft Der Dumpff6tft pirs hds Depot fur aas MD,
Gnseatateu sefSlsHtu, 70 bas bic Ginpanhtrer ni6t Der DC.
fatr aussdsst ine psn Sttrnstrn bsf&pinhtlt ~ ptrbta
mas In anttrn 5aftupldstn ldetr 70 oft Der faQ ID.
Dtr ma6su NOD Defenders auf fclstnbt fur beuf&t Rel.
ttnbt bteba6tunssptrtbt gprsIse aufmsrtiam, rsift tt,
@ttft NIT anfern Satftn bttttt: Die pafasirt auS unteI
DeutfdeH, fOnntn fa alfs init Sebermana strfdasis,n sbni
9plmttf&er ~ sttrau6tn. umFSea aus dntn soft tn
bas anbert, witb BET insirteten Reifsa, Rnett Mot fatt (; bi'
paHasttrt 8sben In Srsmtn fssltid an 8srb es Setar
~sampfers unP ssrlaHtn ~bsnfslstn af In Baltimore -
aDts,n wsitertr ausiunit psass maa f5 an bic gsasraI
assnttn
A. $&u6ma&er & g.,
go. 5 Sab @ap ST., Baltimore, Nb
Gusiniss assntsn fur Dubuque uns ~umssssns pete,
8ttnt u. Seta, Dubuque, Spra.
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GeS
q | 1t s,

Seropbcln.
Watb. SartinsS, Ct. 8OIa, Sbip - rotten
Serppbsln nit Der @arjtl aus.
S6Sartiee Tie6ten.
Ssrr Stsii, Snanease, q. g.-bsfrtitsn mid
BON elmer bSsartissn 8lsats, an tpelGer i6 BEL
nabr 2 Sabre lit.
Sfene @unten.
GtrobbuI6fer Iatur.
Jrau Glifabetb SeiL Maraltbpn, @isc,-bsiI-
ten msinen Spbn pcn sin,m rHsusn gsiu, an
benz sr sisIe Sabre lit.
Willis : Sein.
Sophie StrQma9n, Rinnsfota Cafe, Wiuu.-
eurirtr pftnss 3siu, an BEN i& felt II Sabrsn lit.
Slntsei@pIre.
Nr. 6. Wslt Trenton, q. S,-b9psdisn cine
p%pafrmmsns Ssilans elmer lanspisrissn 8ifel.
6opfpeb.
Or. 8. 6. 8rstfone, 5amburs, ga, srfil.
len au& BET i9ptrsn 8alsn, ibrs NiiiUu.
SersfIppfen.
pbiI. Hpt Salemsiat, Wise. saten mir
nisius @siunSbsit tpisSer, na&ptm i'd LANCE 3tit
an SsrlfIOPfsn lit.
SeiSen seS meibli6en 6efblebt6.
8rau GIi,abetb Wi9um, Ralusin @rops.
Sas,-babsu mid mad brsipStentli&sm Sc.
brau8s scaaaneis bsrssasat.
Sautfranfbeiten.
ausi&lGss S6parsn, SallHiFe, 8lsdsn,
WihIsr, BsI&pirs Garbuuftl, Rinspurm,
@rinSfOpf. i6limms GussH, &Utblauf. arSss,
S4orf, NiBfarbs unp anbsrs 8ranfbsitsn Sss
Saut IN Der @tbrau@ Der Srppfsn pSa unSsr.
9lsi&li@sr Wirfuns. Cine ein sissSIaI9 c
tpirb In faf allen 8aQsn ben llnslaubisfsn Won
Der 8irfnns pislss Ssilmittsls ibtrisuSsn.
Die SIai9e hamburger Gropfen toitst
so Gents, obsr I'M Slai9en So. fnb
bel allen apotbstern unb SdnbIern In
Webi3inen 3u babsn.
@arnun8
gbe Sbr Or. glus. &6niss hamburger
Sropfen fault. IaBt Sud pom @urem gpos
tbefsr ober SdnbIsr bic Namsnsuntsridrift
pom n. So8eIer & &c., ssissn, bamit
Sbr ni9t burd idls6te Nadabmunssn
betrosen wsrbet.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-17
20 firkins butter q Lawrence &oo-sundries to or
nTeH,orande.

MemOranda.
comparative statement OF seq going vessels
To the port Of New Orleans, made up to July Is.
1879, shows that there 10 steamships, ships.
| bark, briggs and Q sehooners. At the same date
last year there were steamships, . ships /
bark, brig and schoonera
DISASTERS IN JUNE
The direction Of the Bureau vertas has Just pub
lished the following statistics of maritime disasters
reported during the month of May, 1872 concern
ing all flags:
Sailing VESSELS reported lost tO2 viz: 2s English
. American, IL French, II Italian 7 German. 7
Norwegian Danish Spanish. Swedish, Dutch
Austrian Portuguese, Of which the nationality
IS unknown. In this number are included vessels
reported missing
Steamers reported lost ~, viz English, /
German. American. Spanish In this NUN er is
included steamer reported missing.
FOREIGN PORTS.
by Gable to the H. Z. Heraldl
liverpool July I2-Arrved ship Union Green
leaf from New Orleans. via Baltimore Sailed 18th
bark Sarah Douglass tBrl. Mol can, for Galveston.
Rouen. July 1p-Sailed, bark Kate (Br) Anderson,
for New Orleans
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u round figures 81 900 900. While the aotilla s
absent upon its grand mission 80 or 100 similar
barges could BIZ loaded &C. as to be ready Tor DE-
empty barees. The grain Is not all TINT the
same fleet OF barges woul carry. Tor each has
capacity besides for from 500 to 600 tons OF pack
age freight; total amount Ut freight that can be
nsported by a ST. Louis fleet to New Orleans
requiring only eight miles Ia the lengh OF the
gysr y ,s sas t. asGs o NV
York would ba for this. quantity Of freight
no less than 100000 And yet the grain does
ot by he yr t. 1e a sx rer to e
West is still much Ia need Of New York mag
Especial to the Democrat
s.. LOUIS Y51nly ls-Th a., river Il rising-17
We've fer Memphis. qity d Geeenvtlle for Vieks-
burg. John A; scnhder for Nsw Orleans. The
seudder was drawing 81 feet aud has 800 tons
between here and Cairo w. T.. A.
by Telegraph
GIEcINNATr. July 10 Business Is dull The
river L. feet and stationary Departed: Cons
Millar for Memphis and Katydid fer Maysvflie.
Arrived: Golden Grown from New Orleans and
Ariadne from Cairo.
MEMPHIS, July e The river u falling. De-
parted: City Of Alton for 81. Louis. The weather
PITTsbuRa. July .1e.-The. river is Q feet
Inches and falling. he weather is fair but hot
The Abner O Neal arrived al 3 D. m and departed
,G!AlRo, July 1e-ArrIved: Fawn from Evans
Vile. CITY Of Helena from ST, Louis. Colorado
f52m !. q O. viat shnkls r2n
i ,; 81; Colorado for 81. Louis At 7a. n, Helena
tor viek sburg at a. m j. 8. Mercer for Pitts
NaToHEEz. Jaly Ito oagt. John 4, Ste,
b % passed down ro. day ct 2. %. Al well.
Louis. NELSON DAVIS, Master,
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Receipts by Railroads.
CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS
RAILROAD.

RAILROAD.
July 16--6 bales cotton Chaffe. Hamilton & Powell
Allen West Bush Lehman, Abraham &aG-1
Richardson Il May Payne, Kennedy &co-1 Stew.
art Broa &co-2s5 boxes fruit r Macheoa-t3s do
n " stoik-232 % y Cefalu Son-4s do M 81.
vori-4l do Paul Pace-255 do FL Scbenck-l 1856 do
Torre-20 do M LeGer-l5 do Berry &oo--l3 boxes
tobacco D Babers-7 do r Mcclure do Welsh
do J FloDd-l0 do Pollock IL Masop-5 do Peraut
Goo do Hudens &co-lo do Mobiles & Osgood-
cs stationery w II Hatton-1 clock W u Possy-lss
bbls potatoes II bbs onions E Doherty-l2 do 40
bbls potatoes Bertuec &co9l do "a bbla onions to
Joseph Keller4l do 80 bbls pota ees s DArnioo Geo
rs do j Salamoni &co--5u do 10 bbls onions Stitch
y Sonic bbls liquors cs cigars b Woods-sO
pkgs meat JOS est Aco2 MT soda fyunts T q Water
man--y hhds tobacco 8 Hernsheirp Il Bros car lum
Der Noyes Geo cars timber Peter Marley
pkg books w Armstrong aaoks wool q II Ma
Chas Peasanta-1 ear lime w r Con erse II &eo-1
Dbl molssses Wang A. Cottam-t m + oilt can j Fl
seott-i6 pkgs butter Flashpoller Becker car
clay M y Deady-g tubs butter Fl Lawrence eco
a frkins butter Flashpoller Beeker-s27 pkgs
beer Holander-155 bills potatoes 16 crates cabbage
q W Dawson &co-t pkgs machinery Staff Il Lutte
dim do Aycock, Mitchell &oo--1 do w @ Crock ett
20 boxes tobacco 10 pkgs furniture cotton gins
~ boxes medicines Whitney &co-sundries to
order-Iots IL bales cotton II hhds tobacco
MORdAN'H LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL-
ROAD AND STEAMSHIP co.
July l6-1e hhds sugar Riohard MiHksn-s4 do to
a Iertrou- II do bbls moIsssee Payne Kennedy
CO. pkg eggs II G'eason-I TO / sack rice to
l. sure eco SACKS p DOL John Calder-ss hides A
boo0la--b bales moss I'll GroebeI-4 hf 40 e Odpll-s3
head cattle Servat-subdrlss TO order ---Tota. 81
hhds sugar II bbIs moasses
From Clintoa-Per steamship Morgan--52 sacks
wool 4s bales hiaes bale skins IS bales rags to
Q Whitne, keo.e9 beeves Aycock, Mitchell eco
ITO head cattle q Mehle &co-sundries TO order
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD.
July l6-a6 head cattle G MehIe &oo-s5 do Biz
eantine Rro-2n hhds bacon Schwabacher Il Hrscb--
cars railroad iron Houston Il I RR-2 cars lum Der
II 0tis--16 pkgs beer r Lipmann-1 mill Z Ven
ards crates grapes Berry 6co-2s bdIs hides KIM
ball & KS tierces hams Nelson &co-l5 do to
Lschte T. Cordes-10 do x DelBondio--l0 do Z Re
der &co-5 do BarstoW & Deeves-i box drugs to
T. Lyens-a5 bxL handles Stanfer. Macrsady Geo
l0t do Baldwin aco4-3 casks bacon Il X Converse
bbs Whisky Kernorde-l bale mdse > Hearod
10 terces hams Sch wabachsr u HirsGh-77 plates
ron g Johnsen--4 sacks wool ForcheimeT Bros-4a
pkgs castings w Luhn-5 rolls leather III FL Han
,ell3 bxs hardware Tosse = pkge castings Otis
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CIV ERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL SOUTHERN y. y. LINE

.AAlGak The steamship
COMMANDER,
Ellis Commanded
will sail on or about July ID. 1879. from
wharf. foot of Montegut street.
VIII receive cotton and sign through bills
lading for the Continent between Havre.
OronstRdt,
These steamships. being OF light draft viii
CROSS the bar OF the Mississippi at ali firrns
without detention.
For freight apply TO
DEQAE d. CO.,
de30 " 1s9 Gravler street.
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RIVER NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
Thursday, July II. 1879.
Arrivals.

Belle. Frank Pargoud. Emma Irvine
Departures.
isabel. Eva. Bertha, j. w. Cannon. To- Bry-
arlv John Wilson. Centennial.
70 Arrive.
Emma Irvine, Isabel. Kittie Nye, Martha.
lower coast: II. ]. Gay J. W. Cannon. Bayou
Sara; Golden City. Cincinnai: Bertha. Eva,
npfer coast; Jewel. Silver City. Red river: AS
sumption Lafourehe; Whisper. Vicksburg
James Howard Port Eads. st. Louis.
stage af the Rivers.
DAILY telegraphic report of the stage of water
at various points, with changes. Id the "A hours
ending yesterday BIT y b. ~.