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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-11

Since 1865. when the law requiring the sIllnois
Central Railroad Company to pay into tho state
treasury, In lieu Of NIL taxes. per cent Of ita
gross earning went into effect, Illinois has re.
eoved s7.pas.76s ri receipts Of tln3 oQt 451 Al.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-11

WHEAT PEosrEsTs.- Nheat cotton and petro-
leum continue IN attract a large number of
SPECTATORS. and prices for all three rule very
high, Gotton and, petroleum are mainly dealt
in at points outside of Chicago. wheat being the
centre of interest here though Of late transac-
tions in hog product on the Board of Trade have
been simply enormous: Wheat. under the
management Of the New York CLIQUE. has risen
strained but the bulls seem to believe that the
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-11
FUTU BEa.

Tho position OF Tho mnrRet at Now York mng
ba aeon from tho following
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-11

Hope invariably takes up its abode In the con-
4ufaniptiye patients heart after taking ACES
daa t Turn1p Pectoral Balm, and despair de-
parts never to return, for health eomes il ma
makes hope permanent oeeupant n -
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-11

by Photography
NEW YoRK. Dec. a. Evening Money 6aQ7 or
change tHiEaelM's Governments lutot but
Itrm new 81 At l0}a4. 4'as mt LOS =. Is Mt lo9 =.
Rtao bonds ett1t except Louisiana Console.
which were weRker,
sub-tranenty balancos Coin tlo5sa1 oa. cur
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-11

bsa On the nrst of pecember If was si8 4a2. 4fa.
This ,nereasa If Al, era sso In doubtless duo AL
moat wholly to reclamation under the law. The
fnnt thai go large an amount hna accumulated
IN The treasury il proof conclusive that tie
amount issued Ia In aSease Of The bnsInoss re-
1uiremonl5 Of tho country 70 tho ostont IF nj
lepsl lon millions nneI probably fifteen millions.
Perhaps Tho amount provided far BY law air y
ls5r II uot greatly evr"aaya tut THIS amount
haa ltsan tarE"tr iG"taa#nd hy tha return nf
natpa that lalt the count sY when The uHtar WIS
sp nhaHp I hat ttoY would MOI circulate II 40 Y
uoj rall Nv haeausa hn amount ii aKeea Ava taJ
TIN ~ fifteen millions ahonI ga into Tho malf
ing lt0f mud he converted Into dollars, MS euF-
e. atGd hy Cincinnati uRpar "A tho country
grows nnd the ceIn waars ant moro viii IN
wanted. and II II quito ~ wnll III have tho silver
mn hand IN This form ~ In tho m0ra dangerous
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-11

THE GEORGIA MlNEs There has boon ii sur
DrtEing development Of tho gold fields nf
Georgia. From d Yield Of 100000 In bullion
four years ago. the yield Is now over 81 OooonO
per.annum and is rapidly increasing. New
mines are being opened and new veins discov-
cred. The mining operations extend from
0Glethorpe and Wilkes on the right to the Ala
bama line on the left. leaving little doubt that tho
whole Of Upper Georgia ia rich with gold benr-
Ing quart.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-11

RESUMPTION OF SUBSIDIARY SILVER. A com.
harrison OF the June aud December statements
OF treasury assets and liabilities shows the ef-
feet OF the law providing for the redemption 81
subsidiary silver. On the second OF June the
amount 81 this coin In the treasury was $685.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-01-09
Local ann State Nfms.

Mr.. EDITOR A correspondent of yours
pressing desire not to become a party to a
certain controversy. rushes in not 80 much
think forSthe purpose of indicating justice
and right as to ridcule his neighbor. When
the wish is to vindicate Justice and maintain
good neghborhood, and the means are at
hand for such purpose, no one is obliged to
resort to ridicule. or to pervert the facts.
Ridicule is not argument, logic or facts.
The chaste and elegant terms "Justitia'
uses in connection with my name. such as
deliberate falsehood," ''busy body ''this
Solon." ''this wiser than Solomon, .'his ex-
hibition of passion and prejudice" prove
nothing But let us see about the facts.
'Justitia' states that &c. H." says that the
beer sold by Tilson contained five and a
fourth per cent. of alcohol. Wrong. These
are my exact words; ''Hitchings testified
that lager beer contained about Ave and one
fourth per cent. of alcohol" | so under
stood him. "Justitia" says from four to six.
How much falsehoOd here? ''Justitia" says
that ''the Court DID NOT instruct the jury
that if the beer contained any intoxicating
element, &c. ! affirm again that the Court
did so instruct them, and added further that
the jury was not the judges of the quantity
of alcohol liquor must contain to make it in
toxicating; and the Court gave the law cor
rectly. No other ruling under the statute
could stand. Before "Justitia" accuses of
wilfu falsehood, let him state what the rul-
ing of the Court was. What had the charge
of the Court to do with the character or rep
utation of the jury? Does "Justitia" mean to
say, that if the Court did charge as allege,
that the verdict should have been guilty?
When the defendants witness, Hitchings,
testified that cream beer, such as Tilson
swore he sold, (and took from boy ten cents,
for its value, when it did not cost him one)
contained 2 34-l00 per cent. of alcohol, it fell
within the statute that declares that no per-
son shall sell any intoxicating liquor. BUSY
body" says "Justitia," "instructing our citi-
zens at large" Am I to be called busy
body, who have been robbed of more than
three thousand dollars during the last fifteen
years, and of eighty within the last six months,
all by rum, and my taxes double what they
would be were it not for rum? am attend
ing to my own business. Seeking to protect
my home and my means of support l do
not seek to instruct the people. | do not
beg. do not behind a fictitious name ac-
cuse my neighbor of ''wilful falsehood"-
demand as my right of the State that taxes
me, of the county that does the same, of my
city, that does it heavily, that they protect me
against this wholesale robbery, not of my
money and means of support alone, but of
what is dearer to me than words can express,
the love, the sympathy and comfort of my
nearest and dearest friends. c. II.
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ton at a glance, and remarked as he made
for the door:
well, guess I won't buy to-day, as
I'm in hurry"
The wife started to follow, but the mer-
chant called to her. and she in turn called
to her husband, who paid not the least at
tention. The merchant, however, over
hauled him as he was unhitching his team,
and said:
''See here, sir, you must pay for the
damage done by your wife,
MY wife, Do you call that woman my
wife ?" replied the man.
"Why, thought she was she came in
with you"
Can't woman 90 into store with a
man and not be his wife ?' protested the
man.
but am your wife-of course | am ~
put in the woman, coming up just at that
time.
You are, ell p"
"Of conrse she is ~ Indignantly ex-
claimed the merchant. Come now,
want my pay"
''How much P" queried the man, look
ing from one to the other.
well, about twelve shillings."
The man hesitated, but finally counted
out the money, while the woman took a
seat in the sleigh.
"And you admit that she is your wife 2''
queried the merchant as he pocketed the
money.
II s'pose she's relative
'But isn't she your wife ?''
why don't you tell him am, John P''
urged his wife.
'Oh! you keep still ~ he growled, as
he kicked the snow off his toes 'if that
ere damage had been twenty shillings in
stead of twelve | wouldn't have even
owned you for a brother-in-law Hitch
along and bless yer stars that l hain't as
mean as some husbands -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-01-09

Manchester Locals.
Cobbossee pond is well frozen over, and
our natural bridge is now safe for the pas
sage Of teams.
Farmers are beginning to make prepara-
tons for securing their annual ice crop, the
ice being of much better quality now than
later in the season. Every year the farmers
are learning more and more the importance
of having good store of ice for summers
use. II is almost impossible for farmers
wives to make butter throughout the summer
months without ice, and as butter is one of
the staple products Of our farmers hercabouts
it is obvious that ice is indispensable to their
prosperity and welfare.
The winter thus far has been, with the ex-
ception of the recent storm, very pleasant,
with very little severe weather. Yetwhile we
have been congratulating ourselves with the
mildness of our winter, our western friends
have been wading through several feet of
snow, and shivering with the mercury many
degrees below zero. Many people have in
the past lamented the rigor of our Maine
climate, but this season they can say but very
little.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-01-09
IN BAN K1UPTCx
Assignee's Sale If Property by
Auction.

DUkSU MT to an order cfthe United States Dis.
tIct Court for the district of Maine. and in
Statutes of the United States. title Bank.
sap'9gS or shall sell M., at public auction
Gardin er, in said Distri~,. on rsnr.dsv he IAN
day OF January. A ID. 1879. at O'Clock r. NJ, all
the right title and interest. both law and equity
Bankrupt, ban on the 4h Day OF April. A. D. 1878,
The date Of he filing the petition in Bankruptcy
hs s in ind %
said Bankropps estate. to wit -
All IRE right, title and interest which the said
could Engine Company has or had, under the fol.
loving patent right de eds, and The AssIgpmen ts
OF the same, to manufacture and sell to others
70 De used certain improvements in paper pulp
Under deed from Great Britain to Frederick
Curtis. numbered 1e9. and assignments OF fame
from taid Curtis to the Gould Engine
Company under deed from France 10 Frederick
Curtis, numbered ss.b56 and assignments of same
from said Curtis to said Gould Engine Comnany;
under deed from BE aium to Frederick Curtis,
numbered 3s,259 and Assignment OF same from said
c9rtis 10 SAID Gould Engine Company under Ger.
originally is ued by the United ates to simeon L.
Gould. and by said Gould conveyed to SAID Gould
from the United safes 10 Frank Z. Hilchines, da.
ted, June 8, A. d. 1874, ana numbered ISL s77 as.
slgped oy said HhcniDgs to simeon l.. Gould and
by said Gould assigned to said Gould Engine
mpany.
ali the aforesaid letters patent rom the United
States, and assignments thereof being subject to
all rights OF the Holyoke Machine COMPANY Of
Holy Oke, Massat husetts, aud OF Harvey Scribner
OF Gardner. under q contract OF said Gould En-.
Rine company, VITA said Holycke Machine Com.
pany. dated Ap,il IL, A. d 1878. and under any
and all contracts with said hoiyoke Company,
SUBJ equent 70 that date up the date Of ming or
Re ltion in Bankruptcy against said Gould Engine
Company by It's or, ditors.
Also ell iietts titles and privileges, which said
Gould Engine Company has had under a con
tract OF .ald Holyoke Machine Company, with
1878.
Also the franchise o. said corporation consisting
OF all hts titles and briviis GEES OF every nature
and from whatsoever source. hitherto enjoyed by
said corporation up to date Of said petition filed,
comprising two thousand (e0J0) shares Of stock OF
said compan all books: ue. DIS and papers OF ev.
cry kind relating to the business OF laid corpora
ton and used and ne In the course Of said busi.
ness.
Meaning thereby TO make sale of all the right.
title and interest itch The Gould Engine Compa.
incorporation had in nd to all the said prop.
erty at the date OF the hHg OF the petition in Bank.
ruptcy against IT, and all right title aud intere 81 In
and to the same. acquired by me as Assignee of
said Bankrupt since said petition was fled.
LORENZO ID. COOKE,
Assignee in Bankruptcy of the Gould Engine
C"npshy. 4v5s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-01-09
A TIGHT SQUEEZE.

A man of fifty, shrouded in an ulster and
carrying whip in his hand, and followed
by woman who looked fully as old, en-.
tered Woodward avenue store the other
evening to make some purchases They
talked together as man and wife would,
and pretty soon the woman saw something
Ia show case to interest her. Her ell
bows were placed on the glass, and there
was . crash which startled everybody in
tho SsUfe.e The husband took In the situa-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-01-09

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that the subscrib.
~ er has been duly appointed Administrator
with will annexed on the estate of
WILLIAM WENDENBURG, late of Augusta,
In the County of kennebec, deceased intestafe. and
has undertaken that trust by given bond the law
directs; All persons therefore, having demands
against the estate of said deceased desired to ex
hibit the for settlement; and all indebted to
said estate are requested to make immediate pay.
ment to HERBERT NJ. HEATH.
Oct. ii, 1873. dec2St3ws
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-01-09

TO Rent
A CONVENIENT TENEMENT, nearly new on
n Crescent Street. IRA d. STURGES,
decl7lf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-01-09
Sale OF Real Est ale BY Assignee.

Sale or Real Estate by Assignee.
In THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES,
FOR THE DISTRICT OF MAINE.
In the mat er oil Peter sib.
lev aud Edward Il. Sibley,
Partners US Peter Sbley 4 ) In Bankruptcy.
Son,
Bankrupts.
DISTRICT OF MAINE, IS.
Pursuant to an order of the Court, issued No.
vember ID. 1878 the undersigned, Assignee Of the
estate OF said Bankrupts, i'll sell at public auc.
ton, At the cflce OF IL. bert NJ. Heath, Augusta
Me, Friday. anuary, nth. 1879, ~ 10 A. A. the
following real estate. viz:
"One lot known a. the Cole farm, situated In Vas.
ed: RI ginning on west side OF road leadn nom
George Taber's to Daniel Pnrington's; thence run.
ming no'therly on said Fryes east line to land Of
Chas II. Nichols: thence running easterly on aid
Nichols ~ said road thence running across said
road, and along the south line OF Daniel Puripr.
tons land to land ofN. T. Taber; thence running
soutnery on said Tabei's west line, to land OF
George naber; thence running westerly on said
George Tabei's north line to said road "
Also one lot in said VassalhOro', beginning at
northeast corner OF Albert N. Bradley's land on
the road leading from the outlet, so called, to
North VassalbOro' thence running nOrtberiy on
said road eighty .Our feet 10 land of H. Mower:
thence running westerly parallel with said Brad.
ley's north line, to land of Ann Worth thence run.
ming eastfrly on said Bradley's north line 10 nrst
mentioned bound"
gwen 10 Augusta > wings Bank, dated February
., 1875. recorded in Kennebec Registry, Book 3OS
page i2o. The amount nov due will be made
T. own at time and place of sale
HERBEkT NJ HEATH, Assignee.
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California Psmpas Plumes at Piper's.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-01-09

khNNEBEC COUNTY-In Frobale Court at
augusta. on the second Monday Of December 1873
SAkAh AFTER, tiuai dian Of Adeiine y. Car.
~ ter OF Chelsea, In said County, minor, having
tetiiobed for license to sell ~ public auction
private sale the following real estat. OF SAID ward
the proceeds 10 be placed on interest, viz All
the interes of said ward 10 the homes teaj of her
do CEASE iathe', being one undivided third part
subject to the widows light OF dover:
ORDERED, Tt at notice thereof be given three
weeks successive y prior TO- the second Monday OF
January next, in the Daily kennebec journal O
newspaper printed in Augusta, that all persons in.
terested NAV attend at Court Of Probate then TO
b. holden at Augusta, and show cause, if any,
why the prayer Of said petition should not be
granted.
H. X. BAKER, Judge.
Attest:-CHARLEs HEwINs, Register. dec2Or3W
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-24

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW Or
LEANS. VIA HAyRE. SOUTHLAND
TON AND HAVANA.
IfENk The steamships of the North Ger
A@lsaee man Lloyd will resume their Regular
- Z, - From Bremen. From n. Garlsans
Braunschweig. April as About May 81
These steamers touch outward at Havre and
Havana. and on their home trip at Havana and
''0"'''''' PRICEs OF PASSAGE:
From Bremen Southampton or Havre to Hav-
ana or New Orleans-Cabfn, $50: bteerage $36.
From New Orleans to SOUTHAMPTON Havre or
Bremen-Cabfn, $50: Bteerage. $46
From New Orleans to Havanaf-Oabin. sss
Storage. SIS.
Children under ten years. half price: chill
dren under one year. free.
hard III Galveston. is authorized TO Issue steer
age passage orders at the following through
rates.
Trem Bremen to Galveston. M.
From Bremen to Ind1anDla $46 20.
The company reserves the right to ehanRet 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. =. STOOKMEYER d Co.. Agents.
Ru31 " AZ Union street.
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Receipts by Railroads.
CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS

UHIOAJOs Oh LOUl6 AMI NAV OALLhND
RAILROAD.
,June ga bales cotton to II Allison Aco-3 do to
March 4 Sohlenker-2 Biokham Il Moore-2 Gum
bel-2 8 q Thomas Goo Lehman, Abraham &co-1
Hsrdis too " B Thompson &oo-1 car wagon.
stuff 10 mdse 47s pkgs tobacco so bxs btters to
Keep T. Raymond 40 do Us boxes cheese bbls grtts
Smith Bros &oo4 gkgs meat a3 pkgs , butter sohws
Hirseaa0 paes wnsky Fas a. soaS
q Son-25 Miller Grigsby &co--os Lawrence 4
oo~ga boxes fruit j Machsca-s9 % to p Cefalu &
sonss stornx9 car syGra F sehen naee
car hogs Nj Flautt-l car stock Ayoook, Mitchell
&oo-554 pkKs beer HollanderI27 pkgs butter TO
XIV r Loeb-25 bills hiRhwines Dreyfus-lo pkgs OF
tobacco j Sarazin-1a do w X Irby-ls pkRs mdse
Richardson Cary-6 sacks WOOL bnrkenroaa d.-
hhde supar Thomson &co--21 boxes tobacco Hart.
| well q Chambers-2O bdls handles to y Dyder-4
bales broom corn pkge hardware v Rosenboom
= organ Grunewad5 hrklns Dn.teT 70 D %
II D Coleman & BRO Dbl crackers J Langles-l
soda fonnt $ Waterman sweeDs Stauner; ma "a
1 cready Sco--3 hhds tobacco Il 81 Wilson &co-l car
hogs Q Mehle &oo-l63 pkgs beer tub Of butter TO
H Redwitz-l pkge Of sewing machine works "a a
Peok--2 arkins butter A Phelps-2 pkgs sundries
T White-l car bulk lime 70 bbls oil to W Con.
verse jr &co-63 bales hay Chas Pleasants-I4 Kegs
som car brick o Gas Coz bales moss to Ad.
ams-s bdls hides b Magee-1o pkgs wine Bill.
/ iet-I3 do r Theurer-4 boxes md-e G Finlay q
col do Stitzinger-4 pkgs mdse Lechte Cordes
/ IS pkgs butter Harrison Bettson-30 cases OF
/ matches Zuberbier u Behan--27 do Hirsoh Adler 4
coo pkgs sundries Reiss 4 Rensch-l6 pkgs butter
e Blizzard Aco-snndries to ordcr-Total ~ bales
cotton hhds tobacco
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL-
ROAD AND STEAMSHIP co.
/ June a3-a pkgs eggs IS sacks onions - sacks po-
| tatoes to Surle Aco-2g do u pkgs eggs L Ierre
| bonne-l do bbls onions Nelson Goo sacks o.
| nnions 40 sacks potatoes 1s hf bales mosa M WALSH
~s59s7 SO in specie 61o sticks fustic A Whitney
co-i0 sacks potatoes Bourg-43 do SACK rice
| 10 pkps eggs 8 hf bales moss P Sevin-sundries Il
order =. . a,
| sacks wool Al bales hides to Whitney eco:
baes cotton sacks cotton sacks wool q Dannee
| Nco--4 do Q, st I & R-3OO head sheep e
n III Flautt-snndrles TO order Total bales c0tfol
. sacks cotton y
i bhls al 10 Aldige-32 bales paper stock bales
link u Observation-Disclosures to order
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD
8 June $500 boxes tobacco to W VanBenthuysel
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FKOM THE PASSES.

~. pIoIT EAps June %. o q. barometer soo5.
Arrived: Al y O'Clock last night, American
Steamship E. B. Ward. Jr Pizzan master. three
fruit TO 8. Oteri Il Bros.
Spanish bark Rosario, Gorordo master 40
days from Malaga. In ballast to Avendano Bros.
Sailed: Ship Western Empire for Liverpool
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, TUESDAY, JUNE "a, 1879.

go do Lerrett l. Hatchsr-20 LANCE Levy &eo-20
Maraallis--5o Marx Il Esmpers-ag Hart Loo
. D . Stapleg--3D LeGnse Ae0-4e PJ Willis Gce-
40 w sokeI bafth N JOseph--5g Thus 9imIn8 81 Levy
15 Fash. Preston &oo-J4 j Sarazin--i box paint
Smith Bros dtCO--5g sacks wool Bailey T--lOO
bblA lime Forsta u Larose6 head cattle go head OF
sheep u Harkreder---46 head GAttle n Fautt--
30 do Aycock Mitchell Aeo--t car cattle and hogs
D MeC-5 bbls bells II 8 Wood & SOM boxes OF
mdse @ @ Bealsr-l do A DORIS stt--a3 boxes tohag-
90 r Kent &eo-10 do Marx Il Kempsr-20 TO l.
Marsslls-s d Aldrieh-lD Montgomery keos-l
pkge mdse Rock Salt Mfg CO. cases mdse Thomp
son &eo-1l boxes drugs bbls do TO l. Lyons--5o
cases mdse Flashpoller d Beeker-20 do 90 DC
Kouski--40 Brown Balgnr--2 Miller Il Dielman-
90 bbls baking powder Il Whte-2D boxes tobao.
90 w Irby--25 do Moore, 6trsttDn Aoo--18 bbls OF
wins ID 3 Wheat boxes bottles to BaldinReT d.
Br0-23 pk Es mdse Levy AG0-3 plDwS Stauffer,
Msoready Aco-1s rolls heather M W Smiths gkEs
castings H6rter Il Fennsr-10 tisress hams TO w
Mathews Bro-4 oasss 1ndse to Yale y Bowling-5
- tanks tnrpentine Chess, Carley Aeo-1 bdls ham
dies Saint 4 Carey--1041 pos bulk meat TO Miller.
GriRsby tool bsles mdse g II aunthsr-s pkgs of
bags Heidsnheimer Bros--36 pkRs mdse Rice, Born d
eo-5 boxes drugs @ FinlAY &eo--3 do L Lyons
20 cases mdse Heck & Mis- cases shoes Ksider Bros
% do II MarqueEe &oo--6 Vincent &eg--i case muse
Katz Barnett-65 boxes tobacco Schneider &oo--15
do D W0ud--s Russ Bros-g j r Kent Ao0--7 do
i Block &oo--1 oar CATTLE and sheep @ Mehle Aco
Il oar lumber III Bryant do A Holmes Ae0-24
bbls turpsntne to5 bbls rosfn Simpson II Tri1on-ls0
pkRs beer Cleo Yalets sacks wool Forchsitnsr Bros
I'd do 10 pkgs mdss Levv--G0 tierees hams do
baeUn hhds bacon IN boxes bacon to 5ehwabaDhsr Il
Rlrson--sundries 10 order
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NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD,
IN lMOBILE FAST LINED
THE SHORTEST ROUTE no EASTERN
CITIES.
DOUBLE DAILY PASSEN GER TRAINS.
On and after Sunday. MAJ as, 1879 trains
will arrive and leave depot. foot of Canal street.
as follows:
LEAVE. ARRIVE.
No, Express No. 2 Express,
daily $685.. n 30 Elm, daily. Al am,
No 8 Express No. Express
daily ........ 500 p,m.I daily g:14 pm.
No. Coast Ac- No. s Coast Ae-
connmodati'n commodati'n
daily except daily except
Sunday. -. % 40 p.m Sunday. %: 2B am.
Tickets may be obtained and Sleeping Oar
Berths secured in advance on application at the
office corner Camp and Common streets. oppo.
site City Hotel. ~
d11y J. W. COLEMAN. Ticket Agent.
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agent, LOG Grayier street: The Kountz Line
steamer s y. Y. gtanard will arrive Tuesday, the
.WWensy-i9nrth INSTANT and return to- Bt. Louis
" wednesday evening, The fWHnty- Eth instant