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VISITING MILITIA.
(BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
wAsnrNGToS, Oct. 8. 1879.
The Cato city Guards of Atlanta the recipients
Of q magnificent ovation during their short stay
in Washington. The Washington Light infantry
paradcd as n battalion and escorted tho Southern
visitors throughout the city, headed by tho full
Marine Band, and this afternoon. after their return
from Mount Vernon. the companies reviewed
by tue District officials In the presence the officers
OF the army ON duty In Washington. The Atlanta
company lett for baltimore tonight, and after %
short stay in that city will proceed to Philadelphia
and thence to New York and Boston.
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CALEB CUSHING'S MEMORIAL.

NEwBuRYfoRT. Mass. Oct. :, 1870.
memorial service to the late Caleb Cushing was
held to-day in tho CITY Hail. which was draped in
mourning. The floor filled with past and
present members of the city government. tho
men of Salisbury aud Ncwbury. tho Cushing
Guard. members of the Essex Bar Associ-
alton and others. The services consisted
of music by tho Gcrmania Orchestra prayer by Ncv.
Mr.. Newell. of the Old South Church. and an anthem
nv a chorus OF forty voices. An Original sonnet by
George Luht, was read: hymn. by Rev. DIR. Wiidcs,
of New York. was sung. and all address by Dr. Lor-
ing delivered. Many distinguished people were
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LOUISIANA DEMOCRATS.

Baton ROUGE, Oct. g. 1879.
The Democratic State Convention has completed
the State ticket as ollows:-Lieutenant Governor
s. d. McEnery. of Ouachita Attorney General. J. c.
Eean. of Claiborne; Secretary of State, william A.
Strong of Winn; Auditor Allen Jumel, of Iberville
and Superintendent of Public Education. T. Hay, OF
East Felicana;
The platform recommends the adoption of the
new constitution declares for free ballot, and de-
nouncos the elevation OF Hayes and Wheeler to the
Presidency crime against the freedom of the
peoplc calls for the admission of Spoiford to the
Senate and eulog,zes Governor Nichols for his great
service the State and the democratic conservative
party. Tho Convention adjourned SINE die.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
INSPECTION OF TRAINING SHIPS AT HAMPTON
ROADS BY THE SECRETARY OF THE NAVY
CORVALLIS SURRENDER.

ROADS BY THE SECRETARY OF THE NAVY
CORVALLIS SURRENDER
[DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
WASHINGTON. Oct. 8, 1879.
The Secretary of the Navy will leave Washington
on Monday next in the United States steamer Tala-
poosa for Hampton Roads and will inspect the ships
which ordered to that place on Tuesday. The
original purpose Of the Secretary to assemble at
that point tho vessels assigned training ships for
the boys enlisted under a rcceRt act Of Congress-
aud while at Hampton Roads to have conference
with tho different commanders with the view of
fixing uniform system OF training and discipline
this class Of enlisted mon. Since the order
first made known the idea has become general
that the inspection was to be naval review
expected at Hampton to witness the affair Secre-
tary Thompson has therefore enlarged the scope of
the North Atlantic Station. will be assigned
to the command of the fleet. which will
iqde his flag sap shs tha G
Commander Ii. +. Picking. and the Marion.
Commander +. NJ. Bunce. The training ships
the Minnesota. Captain 3. B. Luce Saratoga. Com
mander Il. ID. Evans; the Constitution. Commander
o. +. stanton, and the Portsmouth. Lieutenant Com
mander ". s. Crowninshield. making. with the
Tallapoosa. feet Of eight vesscls the largest
Der assembled in our waters since the
naval review which followed the vrginius troubles
in 1873 and 1874. After the inspection and review
the fleet will be ordeci to Yorktown to take part in
the celebration OF the anniversary OF the battle and
the surrender OF COruWalilS.
Commodore Shutcdt reports to tho Navy Depart
mont. from Cape Town. August 30. that the Ticon-
dcroga had been thoroughly repaired, and would
sail October ! eastward. She will visit st.
Augustine, the southwestern coast OF Maia-
gascar, then proceed to Tamatam, thence
to st. Mary's Island. Nos Beh and other places on
the island. On leaving Madagascar she will proceed
to Zanzibar some time between the 1st and 18th of
October.
The United States steamship Spccdwell is expected
to leave Provincetown. Mass. October T. for WASH
ington. via New Haven and Long Island Sound.
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FEDERAL VS.. STATE AUTHORITY.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 8, 1870.
Tho Grand Jury at Grcenboro, N. c., returned
thrco true bills to-day against the Anson county
offcndcrs including lawyers clerk and Sheriff; also
an order for tho removal of the claim and the do
livery of the suit to tho Federal Court This is tho
caso where q tobacco pcdlcr's wagon and mules
and eight boxes of Illicit tobacco were seized by Col
lector Young and aftcrward forcibiy taken from
him by tho State officers under pretended writ OF
rcplcvn issued In alleged violation of section g3l
United states Revised Statutes.
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, Oct. s. 1879.
Leave of absence for nine months surgeons
certificate Of disability with permission to leave the
Department of Dakota. is granted Captain Edward
Ball, Second cavalry. Leave OF absence for four
months is granted Assistant Surgeon j. A. Finley,
United States Army. Leave Of absence for four
months Oh surgeons certificate of disability. with
permission to leave the Department of Dakota. is
granted Lieutenant Colonel J. N. G.. Whistler Fifth
infu
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ACCIDENT TO A CLERGYMAN.

Rev. George G. Lucas. aged sixty-hvc years. while
crossing Washington avenue at Fulton street.
Brooklyn, last evening, was knocked down by q
passing wagon. and his knee cap dislocae ed and
the little finger OF his loft hand broken. The In
turcd gentleman removed to hts residence. No.
5si Washington avenue. The driver Of tho wagon
drovo on rapidly and eluded arrest.
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CAPTAIN BOYTON'S SWIM.

Coxconp N. H., Oct. 8, 1879.
Captain Paul Boyton arrived at Boscawcn at six
O'Clock tonight Hc will leave there at six O'Clock
tomorrow morning. and here during the fore
noon.
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runners to if tho reports were true. and PROM
ised to send troops by special train necessary
and notified General Hatch accordingly.
REJOICING IN WASHINGTON OVER THE NEWS
CAPTAIN DoDGE's ACTION ESPECIALLY COM
MENpEr-MERRITrs BRILLIANT MARCH Ap-
PRECIATED.
* TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

[Dy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
WASHINGTON. Oct. 8. 1879.
The dispatches received to-day from General
Sheridan conirmatory of the news sent
from Rawlns regarding the safety of Captain
Payne's command aud the brilliant action of
Colonel Merritt and his command in engaging
the Indians at point two miles of the intrenched
position. The bravery of Captain Dodge and his
pany is enthusiastically commended by army OIL
GERS and had the Secretary OF War been here con-
gratuatory order would have undoubtedly been sent
ut onco to Captiin Dodge. thanking him for tho
heroism OF his command in going to Captain Payncs
assistance In the face or such enemy.
MERRIrr's SUCCESS.
The news Of the success of Colonel Merritt was
also source of the greatest satisfaction to tho War
Department officials. His tact in drawing tho
Indians out into the open country and then
assaing them when they obliged
to fight equality with his troops.
recalls similar acts of military strategy for which
he has been famous in his an Indian
fighter
CAMPAIGN.
Until another courier arrives reporting the action
of the Utes 1t is impossible to say what
will be the plan of the campaign. The
owed intention of the Utes to fight tho soldiers
cate troublesome campaign. as they will have to
be met and overcome before there can be any
rity tor life in Western Colorado.
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SHERIFF WILSON OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
DEATH AT coNCoRDA.

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
GRrESvIrIE Miss. Oct. 8. 1879.
Information just received from Conoordia reports
that Sheriff Wilson is recovering. His case Is q
peculiar one. Ho had black vomit and his death
was considered 80 certain that his coffin had been
made aud his grave dug. when favorable change
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ruE corroN 1NJUNcr1oN.

Judge Thomas u. Edridge came into tho city
this morning for tho purpose of hearing the motion
for dissolution of the injunction recently granted
by special Judge Galloway against the State Board
of Health. Open court was held at the residence Of
I. G. Bettis in Chelsea. and Judge W. S. Fhppin
appeared for N. W. specrs. Jr.. and Judge
Archibald Wright and General G. W. Cor
don for the State Board. Judge Fiippin
filed exceptions to the jurisdiction of Judge Eldridge
on the ground that there interchange be-
tween him and Chancellor Mcdowell. and on the
further ground that the Court House was the proper
place to try the These were overruled by
Judge Edridge. and the argument of counsel began.
The points raised the legality Of Judge Galoways
election and his power to issue fat. the power of
tho State Board under the act OF 1879 to prevent
cotton from coming in and the constitutional ques-
ton. At five O'Clock this evening the Court was ad
journed until tomorrow morning. when the attor-
neys will conclude their argument and the Judge
will render decision.
Frank Bannon, who was arrested last Monday for
violation of the quarantine laws by bringing in seed
cotton, was discharged to-day his trial before
Esquire Galloway.
WI Boyle. in charge of Wills Il wildbcrger's
stationery house. died this morning of complies
ton of diseases. Brain fover tho cause OF his
DEATH as shown on the medical certificate. although
his physician says there were some yellow fever
symptoms. He the first member Of tho Royal
Arch Masons who died during tho present cpidcmic.
The weather has again Settled and there is i'm.
mediate prospect of o frost.
A SANITARY SURVEY or MEMPHIS I'd DE MADE.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. Oct 8. 1879.
At tho quarterly meeting Of the State Board OF
Health letter was ordered to be sent to the Gov
ernor asking him to inaugurate such measures rs
would provide means by which to reclaim
Memphis by some we'll devised means Of sani-
tation. resolution adopted asking the
cooperation of tho National Board of Health.
in making q thorough and complete sanitary survey
Of Memphis ut as early day as possible after tho
close of the present epidemic, with view of indi-
eating what conditions exist favorable to tho pro-
duction and spread OF yellow fever, and what
uros should be adopted for their removal. with
methods OF thoir accomplishment and an estimate
of the cost OF the same. The following resolution
was also adopted:-
That this Board hereby tenders It's sincere thanks 10 the
National Board Of Health for the cordial and courteous
which has aided by its moral support its
wise counsel and liberal pccnnary assistance without
Board would have boon poweress 70 dis
charge the dincalt duties which devolvcd upon IT,
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THE LINGERING FEVER
Ten New Cases, but No Deaths
in Memphis.
TIE. MOVEMENT OF COTTON.
An Effort for the Sanitary REQ
lamation of the City.
[pY TELEGRAPH TO THE uEnALp.1

MEMPHIS. Tenn Oct y. 1879.
Dr. W. b. winn. one OF tho inspectors of the
National Board of Health. who, went to Wythe Dopct
last evening with DIR. Ess and remained there all
night returned to Memphis this afternoon. He
ports Mr.. William ID. Stewart, the school teacher.
whose sickness of suspicious nature.
to be down with genuine attack of yellow
fever Tho symptoms fully developed to-day
and as soon us his sickness was pronounced to be
yellow fever general stampede of the citizens took
place. Trunks packed in a hurry. and although
not known before ten o'clock this forenoon. by noon
fully fifty of the inhabitants had fled into the coun'
try To-day at noon the following telegram was re-
ceived:- - -
To A. d. LANGsTAYF President Howard Associar
Three of ono family dead; another sick; yellow
nurses Immediately. u. W. niCE' M"yor.
In response to the appeal. special train this after
noon at four O'Clock conveyed Drs. Ess and Collins
President Langstaff. and two nurses to HARRISON
which is thirty miles this side Of Grenada. Miss.
and seventy miles south of here on tho Mississippi
and Tennessee Railroad
NEW CASES.
Ten cases were reported to the Board OF Health
day. three of which were those Of colored persona.
The following are the whites:-
Charles Mearce. aged 81. No. 110 Linden street.
Joseph Mullins, aged 4. No. 357 Main street.
Mrs. Harriet s. Meyer aged 40. No. s5 Main street.
Laura Lewis, aged 10. No. 9S Promenade street.
Annie Vorbrink, aged 4, corner of Greenlaw and
Fourth streets.
James Mcbride. aged 35, No. II Market street.
Mrs. Alice Steele, aged ~. No. 355 Main street.
In addition to these the following whites were
supplied with nurses:-
NJ Mahana, aged 25, Thomas avenue.
David Hukill. Jr.. aged 25. four miles out on the
fernando road.
p. S. Simonds, aged 43. Third street. Chelsea
Edgar O. Cubbins. aged II, Cooper avenue.
DEATH ROLL.
Tho new deaths are Us foilows:-
MRS NJ. A. KEY. aged GO, Kerr avonue.
MISS MAGGIE KEY. aged 20. Kerr avenre.
ADOLPH wOLBRECHT. aged 6. Kerr avenue.
All of these deaths occurred beyond the corpora
ton line For the first time since the fever de-
clared epidemic not death has occurred within tho
city limits
The donations to the Howards to-day were u
folows:-
Citizens of Milan. Tenn. proceeds of bale cotton
First Reformed Dutch Church. Orange N. J..... 45
Bank of Vicksbury, Miss. s....................... SO
G. w. Jackson Grafton, w. .Va..................
Californian girl ..........................
-. e,ol
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SAILING OF THE CONSTITUTION.
Tho United States frigate Constitution sailed from
the Southwest spit for Norfolk yesterday.
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CALIFORNIA MINING STOCKS.

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct q, 1870.
Tho following are tho closing official prices of
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N NV other boat All the trade. MI. "A. Elliott
,,leE VI sE popular dlsrk vii as a uss'nai be
aforesaid calls satisfa ctorily.
ne trt weekly Daylight packet Belle. ]. A;
Gomstock master. MessTs. Woods. Dean and
Upper Coast 70 Bayou doaia. :. :. -
The regular lower coast ni weekly .pRoke ct
Emma Irvine. j. 4. Ruiz master. y. n. Val.
The regular semi-weekly Bayou Sara and
coast and United States mall packet Jahn w.
Ctnnon. j. q. Ltbano master. John d: MossOp
clerk. leaves to-day at .. NJ. without fall. q.
MARY, Joe Dalferes muster. D. Nieolle clerk,
The Yazoo Valley. In place OF the Bart Able
is receiving to leave day at p. m: for Grand
Eeore, Goo. ". Rea In command. 81. 9. Boaz-
The IL . n. 3. and h. r. n. Company's steamer
Jewel, Chas. r. Truslow master, Eug. Barrow
csE bs a o Gas T oosT gsggs
warsaw and ali intermediate, points on the
suan ehsr saa Il hs oee
The independent Bayou Bartholomew packet
Jimmie Baker. r ID. Marble In command
leaves to-day positively ct 3 ~ 20.
Exchange clippings, June A.
From Col. John y. jonas. chief clerk Of the
Guiding Star. We learn that Capt. J. n. White i
rapidly recovering from his re sent illness ut hie
rena u e. Roa That L. viii WIFE D With em
again In the fall.
MEMPHIS. June 3.-The steamer Natehez. three
iyins here few minutes. She had 100 tons and
nearly 100 people. She made ell landings where
business offered on the up trip. and there was
confined 10. his room, but ID. Improving. 4
dozen rounds from .Lightburn's cannon were
fired on her approach, and she has received an
ovation oil the way up.
Melphis Avalance June s:
The v. I. Halliday passed Down yesterday fol
New Orleans. drawing 10 feet. She added 1874
sacks oil cake at Hope1eld.
Especial to the Democrat
ST.. LOUIS. June 6.-The river Is on q stand
157 by the gauge. The. weather Is clear and
warm. Arrived: Belle of shreveport from New
Orleans. Departed: Colorado for Vicksburg
Orleans 70. morrow. to be followed By the Oity
81 Alton wednesday. business is go2Wd.
Thy Telegraph
Arrived: Baum from Memphis. PittsburR from
": Louis; Departed; Olinton for ST. Louis.
!, CAIRO; June s q. CITY Of Alton from
ON g. Louis. Departed: Sherlock To-, New
Orleans. Alton for bt. Louis. Greenville fol
vlMeksonr ~ II u j. Gear v ana as warm ~.
inches and rising. Arrived: Annie Kelly. The
weather 10 showery.
MEMPHIS, June 6-The river is rising. Nc
arrivals or departures. The Wea her IL warm
PITTsBURG, June e.-The river Is 8 feet ,
inches and rising. Weather fair. Heavy rains
last night here and above. Arrived: Abnsl
O'Neil at 3 a. M. Buckeye State at ) a. m. De
parted: Abner O'Neil It il NJ
!. MEMHIS. June 6.-To Capt. John A. Stevenson
No. 4s Camp street: The Future City and barges
passed down at D, m. yesterday.
BROWN b JONES
VICKsBUgG. June $40 @. g. Wayne: Tht
Golden City will arrive Saturday forenoon with
Iull load. w. +. MCINTYRE.
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NkKMEN.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW Or
LEANS. VIA HAvRE. SOUTHLAND
TON AND HAVANA.
1fk The steamships Of the North Ger
AAl1& man Lloyd win resume their Regular
Trips, as follows:
From Bremen. From N. Orleans
Braunsehweig. April rs About May 81
These steamers touch outward at Havre and
Havana, and on their home trip at Havana and
90s>e''. PRICES OF PASSAGE:
From Bremen, Southampton or Havre to Hav-
ana or New Orleans-Cabfn, $50: 6teerage, $50.
From New Orleans to Southampton, Havre or
Bremen-Oabin, $50; SteeraGe, as.
:. From New Orleans to Havana-Oabin, S85
Storage. SIS.
children under ten years. half price: chill
dren under one year. free.
n. B.-Our agent for Texas. Mr.. Peter n. Err
hard In Galveston, is authorized to issue steer
age passage orders at the following through
rates:
Frem Bremen to Galveston, IA.
From Bremen to Indianoa 34b 80.
The company reserves the right to change the
route OF the steamers. their advertised days OF
departure and the prices Of passage.
Passage tickets from Bremen. Southampton
or Havre to New Orleans issued bY the under
signed.
f0r ' H. Bfs55ssnifsY hRRztsS9
au3l " 40 Union street.
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FROM THE PASSES.

Port EADs June 8. 6 p. m.-Harometer 5000.
Wind southeast. good breeze. Weather cloudy.
threatening rain.
Arrived: Mexican steamship Campeehe, at
10:4O last night. Basso master, days from Cam.
peche. to PUG, Corral q Go.
American steamship Margaret. at tbs this
/. X. Roberts.
Sailed Steamship st. Louis. for Liverpool.
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RIVER NEWS.
nFF1UE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
4 = 81 Saturday, June7. 1879.

Arrivals.
& r.snes Howard, Yazoo Valley. Belle. Whisper.
ritife Nye. Annie b.
Departures.
f.abel. Eva, Bertha. Henry Tete. T. j. Gay.
y To Arrive.
t..bel. Emma Irvine. Martha. lower coast
s Mary ary. Bertha. Henry Tete. Lafourche; e. j.
~ II w. Cannon. Bayou Sara; w. r. Halliday.
n Louis: Golden Oily. Cincinnati
" stage Of the Rivers.
Mfr telegraphie report OF the stage OF water
s asarious points. with changes, In the a hours
Sdina yesterday at 9 p. %.
n hr,,,o 1rVs,
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BAYOU BARTHOLOMEW.

MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS INDEpENn-
- EMIT PACKET. - 80.
Leaves SATURDAY. June Z. Of ~. M. positively
IL FOR LIND GROVE, POPLAR
i6RsSf52EaS Blum. Point Pleasant and ain way
s. landings ON Bayou Bartholomew
The light draft stesmer -
JIMMIE DAKER.
r. ID. Marble master
landings on Black and Ouachita rivers as HIGH
as the mouth Of Bayou Bartholomew.
jea i. J. WINBURES.a5 Nate chez street. r. 8
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LIST OF VESSELS
Up, CIes-ed and Sailed Ter New Orleans.
JUNE Z. 1879.
JUNE I. 1879.
Domestic.
muw voRu

Domestic.
NEW YORK.
Steamship New Orleans. Halsey. 80. sid May 81
Steamship Morgan CITY Read. ...... sid May 81
Schr VIM B steeImap, Chamberlain. sid Apl
Put into Nassau leaking May s:
schr D Robinson, Glover ......... cid May %
PHILADELPHIA.
Ship Andrew jackson, Bartlett .....ldg May 70
BATH ME.
Ship Scotia. Stinson ......-----...... .ldg Mayl7
Foreign.
LIVERPOOL.
ship Adorna, Hawkins .......---.---.s d May -
Bark Wild Hunter, Mjnot. sid May IS
BORDEAUX.
Bark Grad Zagreb, Sovieh .-.--...... SD Apl 30
MAHSEILLE5.
Steamship Gnaialoupe, Pewter ..---.-sld May14
Bark Corseglio Galat01a, Scotto. aid Apl ~
Bark v1rginie de Guardia. Scotto. .ldg Feb 10
Bark Michele GalatOa, Ferraro .-.-..ldg Mar
ROUEH
Bark Dante, Vfdulich .---..----......cld May 10
CHERBOURG.
Bark Stadt frankfurt an der Oder, Hon.
vet......-..-.-.......-..- ......- .sio MAE 20
BAYoNNE.
Bark NuovA Emilia Celestina, Manga
marc. ................sld Lay
Bark Giuseppe Lsnata, Frasinetti. ...sld Apl 20
GENOA.
Bark Elliott Richie. Hutchinson. 49,. sid Apl IL
PALERMO
Brig Cirque Sorelle Luna .......... sid Feb 10
MESSINA.
Steamship Yembo, Sinclair. ......-.-..sld May 10
a## MALAGA.
Bark Rosario Gorordo. ......-...-.-..sld May 10
Brig Aurora. Giovanni. ....-.......sl d May Is
LEITH.
Bark Christopher Columbus. Knudsen- sid May
GIBRALTAR.
big S0rell Sln1A CID ~ IT -
LUBSIRE.
Bark Plod Tarabochia. cid Feb
TRIESTE.
Ship Kentuckian ACKNOWLEDGEMENT sid Nov IS
IRIZA.
Ship Kentuckian. --.-.------.......-..sl ED Apl %
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oUACHITA RIvER.

NEW ORLEANS AND OUACHITA RIVER
TRANSPORTATION OOMPANY.
OUACHITA CITY. TRENTON AND MONROE
WEEKLY u. 8. MAIL PACKET.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY, at b. m.
r. FOR OUACHITA CITY. MONROE
Trenton, and all town landings on
Black and Ouachita rivers The boat
will reserve the right to refuse any landing ex-
eept mall 1andtDgs-
I'm place Of John Fl. Hanna,)
J.. w. Blanks master, Ben G. OOrnwell. clerk
Capt. +. A. BLANKS, President.
GEO. D. H1TE BR1rfEoSN s e EPP1ER T. T.
OARLIN, G. P. WORK. LORD & MgPEAKE
r. W. ADAMS. Agents.
Connects regularly with steamers for the
tributaries. and Little Bob B. for Camden.
my13 tt
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LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL SOUTHERN b. y. LINZ.

xRRR&E The steamship
INVENTOR.
Reynolds, commander.
will sail on or about May 40. 1879. from
wharf. foot OF Montegut street.
VIII receive cotton and sign through bills
ladin9 for the Continent. between Havrel
Oronstadt.
These steamships, being OF light draM, viii
cross the bar of the Mississippi at all times
without detention.
For freight apply to
de20 II 18g dravier street.
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TRI-WEEKLY UPPER COAST PACKET no
BAYOU GOULA.
Leaves every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and
SATURDAY. at II q. m.
+, r. - The fine passenger steamer
l&sEaak16 BELLE.
I'm place Of the Whisper.1
J. A. Comstock master. q. M. Woods and Chas.
Dean clerks, 81
will leave regularly as above. putting of all
freight In daylight. Returns down the coast
In daylight TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS and
SUNDAYS.
For freight or passage apply on board or 70
8. HENO, 40 Cont street,
Z. q. MELANCON, "a Bienvi1Ie st-
A clerk on the landing at all times to receive
freight.
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| GREAT JACKSON ROUTE.
CHICAGO. 81. LOUIS AND NEW on
LEANS RAILKOAD.

THE QUICKEST ROUTE EAST.
Trains will leave and arrive at the Calliope
Street Depot. on and after April 6. 1879 as FOL.
Ao"'. Leave. Arrive.
Exp, No. i. SITS p. m. Exp. Ne. 2. $50 q. N.
Mixed No. 5. roo g. 10. Mixed No. 4. 7:1o D. m.
Nos. and q run daily. NOS. 9 and daily. ex-
ga Saturday ni Accommodation for McComb City
le sUSp 81 Y;'o EXCURSION to Mcoomb City
iea pTffi Fl / e PALACE SLEEPING CARS
THHRoUGH TO LOUISVILLE. CINCINNATI
COLUMBUS, o.. AND CHICAGO WITHOUT
OH NaE. and for ST, LOUIS Sleeper IL at
taehed &c Milan, enabling passengers 70 30
thrOlleh without leaving the train. Only ON
CHANGE TO NEW YORK and EAsTEhN
sleeping cars through to oHATTANo0 dA
| for fle Virginia Springs, daily, without change
Tickets Tor sale, beIths secured and Informs
ton given at No. y Camp street corner Of
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