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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-07
Eminent DR.. VIM. H. Stokes.
Baltimore. Nd.

nOny " the virtue Oi COLDESs LIEuIO'S LIQUIo Ex.
TRACT oH BERB and Tonic InVigOratOr ~ the very
best preparation used for DEPRESSION, WEAKNESs
aud lNDi0EsTlON, and thereto =, confidently recon.
mend 1t TO the medical proiesdOn" Sud by all drug
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-07
GIre qatdtig&'tetr~
New Advertisements.

ONCE. Nos. rs and "a Fourtcenth street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-07
FOR RENT.

DOR RENT-TWo FURNISHED
y ROOMS, with OR without Doard Address s.,
care this Office. Se2O
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-07

clonn prOatI on 80 days investment Of cInn
0lEUU -OfRCial Reports, iree- 9IOU
Proportional returns every week on stock Options Of
$40, 500. 500, $500. Address
T. PlITTER WIGHT 4 Nl., bankhtH. Is Wall 81 n y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-07

DOR REST-DR. REEVES OFFERS
klE residence, No. 22?7 ChaplIne ST., for rent Be-
sides beug centrally aud pleas located the house
Is supplied with all modern cOnvenIenCes and in ox-
ecllent repair. Possession given GU the list u April
next, or sooner II desired. oc20
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-07
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-THE PIANO WAGON
Il Of Adams d LucaI. The running geaIs are near.
y new VIII be sold at worry low price. To DO seen
1t the storO Of c, Y. Lucas. Apply 10
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EDUCATIONAL.

C777 YEAR and expenses to agents. OutGt
VIZ Free. Address 7. o. VICKERY, Augusta,
Maine, OclS.mWlAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-07
BAKING POWDER, &C.
LIGHT BREAD AND LIGHT HEARTS

Go together! Use LOGAN, LIST & CO.'S EXCEL
sl0R BAKING POWDER, aud you promote both
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NQ y; DODGERS AND SMALL HAND

Go . The lSTELLIGRNcER JOB ROOMS, Noa q
snd q Fourteenth street. whore you eau be aecommo.
dated at abort notice. asd At prices 70 suit thO lmSs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-07

TIE nail manufacturers and nail plate
rollers held a conference last evening to
consider the request OF the latter for an
advance in the price Of rolling. They
adjourned without concluding their con.
ference, and will meet again this evening.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-12

y not oyer half loaded at that. The great
steamer henry Frank on her last south bound
v nn eft here with $500 bales Of cotton and
80, tons oI other freight. the heaviest single
cargo ever loaded at this point To-day the same
vessel VIII take from here full 5000 bales or ent-
on. and the cargo Of not less than 5000 bales
oe truly said that we ive in an improving age.
by Telegraph
MEMPHIS. Feb. 1.-THE City Of Alton passed
NJ Tne Schenck passed down Monday loaded
feet: The Annie p Silver passed Down to-day
loaded dat. She refused freight here The
enal ps9h a. HoEner pssse q, down with toy q
WI WITH fair trip. She will have good start
Wednesday,. PR CE
Cincinnati, Feb 11.-River "a feet inches
and falling. II mas been raining AL fha morn.
ing and IL raining no the Monongabea Ale
gheny and Kanawa rivers to-day and the pros
pects are favorable for another rise. Business
~ dull owing 70 the bad weather The Thomp-
son, for Pittahurg, and the Sherlock for New
Orleans, leave to-day. The Cherokee il billed
for ". Louis tonight. bur is not here yet. The
Baum leaves to- morrow for NJ mphs.
ST. LOUIS Feb 11.--River at il .30 A. m had
risen inches since the same hour yesterday
There is feet water to Cairo. There IL very
little Ice to-day The weather il foggy clnndy
and thrs atening, Business on the leven is brisk
considering the bad state Of weather and the
early part OF the week. freight to New Orleans
~ 40 cents for -four and % cents per 100 on
pound freight. There are little or no offerings
above is quite good. A few more days Of the
present weather will complete the work, De-
paftnres yesterday Bslls of Memphis for
Vieksburg with good list of passengers and a
fun cargo. and the st. Genevive for Cairo ut
.. NJ
MEMPHIS. Feb. Ito }, B. Woods. No. 1O4
Common street: Anchor line steamer Annie
Silver will arrive Saturday and leave Tues
day for 81. Louis D. RI SILVER mastar
- YIcKsBURs. Feb Ito Capt @. g. Wayne
New Orleans Steamer o. r. Schencs down at
2 o. m. Arrive at New Orleans Thursday
morning. r. r. CARTER eartafn
NATcHEz. Feb. Ito Brockett n Carter No
80 Magazine street: The steamer Henry Frank
Will arrive Tuesday night and leave for Mem
nhis and the bends on Wednesday. the twelfth
Has $500 bales cotton.
r I nICEg rnautar
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-12
Rscssuts as tas Old Basin

BAY St Lonis-Psr schr La Belle--a5 Oc0 feet of
Lumber TO Buddig
rshefunsta River-Per schr Martha D-a5 coo feet
lumber TO order
Biloxi--Psr schr Two Sisters-laoo bbls charcoal
ta master
Pascagoula--Per sshr Demonstration Bbs char
coal d master
La Cbinche-Psr schr Lake Flowers bbls molas-
order
Pass Mauehae--Psr sehr Alciops--35 cords wood
to master
Bayou Lscnmbe-Psr schr Modesto 80 cords Of
woad 10 master
Pearl River-Per schr Elizabeth Ann--35 cords of
wood 70
Pearl River-Per barge Clio-4o cords wood to
Honey Leland Co
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CHICAGO ST Louis AND NEW ORLEANS
RAILROAD

February II--S2- bales cotton TO order-263 do to
Richardson * May-is9 Biekham IL MOore-6s do 10
Walden, Hawkins l. Ro5erts-5g Stewart Bros Zoo
40 Allen, Nugenr Aeo-49 Chaffe Hamilton * Powell
5 Thomas Eco-Is Payne, Kennedy Sco-i5 Hy-
Llcs1ten5tsin-i5 . crumbBi-l3 Warren. At
kinson xco-32 q il Beer Gardner Gillespie IL
CO. Gordn &co-5 A Gieason-5 Z Buckner-
Meyer, Nsis goo 4 Richard Flower Zoo DO TO
March j. Sehlenker- Keitfer 81 Gardner to G W
Senteil xce-8 Il G Newman. c Z Waimslev &
CO. Z Airey Zoo Som Barrett Norwood
Richards BTirt0l IL MaysOn-l Moore IL Coleman
Ito pkg5 beer Hollauder-5 GOOD poultry Miller
IL Aeyer-l00 bbls dOur Glover & 0dendahl-T pkgs
Mitchell pkgs mdBe Simon 81 kohn-t csk earth.
enwaTe StTaLfOn 4 Mayer do Mrs J Gauche-50
bags peanuts A Cochran j. CazeFss-,0 cases SHOES
Vincent scco-5 hhds tobacco Wilson &co-5 do
TkUatT1ek &Go--t5 dFklns butter LIS pkgs Lard 70
J Nelson kco-24 cases SHOES q L Y SamoTv-200
sacks cotton seed Cotton Seed Associati0n-l csk
earrhenware q 0ffner-5s bbIs WHISKY IS Digs hard
ware pKgs furniture % bales hay and sundries TO
T. WalInsv &eo-2 cases shoes 4 DuIIeu-4 pkgB
mdse Heath. Pippey IL Lara-6 de John Frank SGo-
2 j schwarrz-8 40 ThormahIen-2 KuTsheedt s.
Bienvenu-l3 rolls leather III w SmIth-25 pkgs sun
dr.es j Schwartz b n0Is sausage To- SehwaDAcner &c
HIsch-I50 boxes cheese 30 pkg5 butter q Law
renee Gco-l0 bags feathers " Converse Jr &co-
Is pkgs butter to Zuberbler * BehaH-g6 DO Smith
Bros kco-g ps 70 hardware B y West-40 pigs but
tef Miller. errIgsuy Ee0-S1 0nis onions Vose Bros
10 pkgs butter 4 DelBOndiO-i9 Digs mdsa to e
Booth dJ Katz & Barnstt-5 SHOES Mar
dnez-t7 pkg mdse 70 Belden-Ia pkgs books %
) LDYs oons-27 Dbis onions 10 bDls apples g w
Dawson dleo-3s0 pkgs beer and sundries & Red.
E1lz-3ls sacks peas Newman CONSERVATIVES 10
orneF-Total liza bales cotton hhds tobacco 2eG
SACKS cotton seed
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD.
February T1-a4 bbls molssses to Richard MilliEeE
-sunar1es TO order
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-12
a.IyERpss0s..
LIVERPOOL soUTasaN :. :. LINE.

e. The steamship
ZAsE~& VANGUARD.
Gill, Commander.
will sail on or about February 8, 1879, from
wharf foot of EsDlanade street.
VIII receive cotton and sign through bills
lading for the Continent. between Havrel
CrOnstatt.
These steamships being of light draft VIII
cross the bar Of the Mississippi at all times
without detention.
For freight apply TO
DECAN i CO.,
de20 1v 1879 Gravter street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-12
MAXINE NEWS.
ogFICg NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
February 10. 1879.
Cleared Yesrertta'

Steamship Lone Star Clspp. for New Yors-
@ "A Whitney &s1
Steamship Tappahannock CookseY fur Key West
via Cedar Keys / X Roberts
Steamship Kuckerbocker, Kembls tor New YorE-
A Mgultnn
Stesmshio Lucy P Miller Gait for Key west via
Cedar Keys Post u Son
Brit steamship Vanguard, Cell for Liverpool
Ocean EGo
Nor bark Natvig Sundblad, for Cork
FrerIchs IL Seymer
Brit bark Mary Durkee Anderson FIR Liverpool
Lev IA & Bailey
Aus bark Emilia 7 Radonicich for Ronen-
A Miller &co
Schr VsrRal, Leitch for Belize, Hon
joe p Macheca
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PROM THE PASSES.

PORT EAps. Feb. II, s D. m.-Baromater 3aI0
Wind northwest light. sWeather partly cloudy,
bHzy and cool.
Arrived American bark Lisbon Cumming
master. So days from Rochefort in ballast TO
master.
Sailed: Steamship Minnie Irvine for Antwerp !;
Steamship Menzaiih for -ehastopol; Bark
Adolph for Bremen; Bark William for Havre
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-12
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RArLRAoD

February I1-7-5 bales cotton 70 order-I09 do TO
ri 81 Beers Muir, Duekworth xeo--i0 to Clason
&ee--54 Gardner, Gillespie &co-S6 Allen Vest *
eo-ZI I. harris kco--l9 j Roth &co--l0 Il r Airey
Aeo-9 Norwood * Richards orders Bekham a.
Mo0re-5t0 sacks Oileake 5triRger-5s4 sacks Of
peas Paraer-220 bbls Inns 4 Vizard-i30 bbs
rosin bbls rurpentins Simpson Tricou-5 bills OF
whisky @ Laeoume-i old iron IA Schwartz l.
Bro-'46 sheep Z Johnson-74 hogs Mehie eco
cases mdse Floyd 4: Bro-I do J A Braseimzn-3
bdls collars SUoreil--2s64 pea bulk meat II Dol.
sen-s0 DIX gs mdae Zeiqler-3 do n Bailey iT--2
A dlsr xeo-x G A Whtnev eco A Diuken-
spisI-t bills talIow " Dastiilon-i5 cases muse to
Booth / do G W Coleman A Greaser-2 boxes
vine cotton gin J B Wolfe Sco-I casks bacon to
Schwahaeher Frowenfsld Il Pfeifsr-5 DbIs sausage
5 pkge sausage DeiBondio--25 hbis whisky + j
Tanna-I03 pkgs whitehead Mira Voeikel-20 kegs
bar. ey G Spor-sundrIes to order-Total 1857 bales
an ron $50 aaGka aileaka
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-12

LIvERPOOL--Per steamship vsnguard--ae25
bales oottnn SO sacks ocake 20 col 54-o5 bushels Of
corn in bulk
NEW YORK - Per steamship Lone Star ~
3s02 bales cotton as bids sugar l024 bbis
DOT dry hides lb4 bales hides ss bdls = hiaes 2,T
sacks 100 bales $50 tercss lard IS pkgs pc
cans - pkgs sundrfes
KEY WEST VIA CEDAR KEYS-Per steam
ship Tappahannock-Fnr Key West, SEQ bbls -four 30
0bls grits 10 bbls meal Is bbs potaiees bills whisky
bbis sugar hhds sugar 1908 sacks coffee 80 sacks
oats so sacks 10 ks bran bierces hams do
bacon o pkgs sundr1es. For Cedar Keys 100 bhla of
-four bbls whisky 100 sbls potatoes bbls sugar 3
hnds sugar casks bacon tierces hams do vaeon
80 sacka corn a pkgs sundrtes
NEW YORK--Par steamship Raicksrbncker-
ias9 bales cotton 81 bales $40 hhds sugar 1I33
bbs molasses 400 bdls hides 24n0 pcs slaves
KEY WEST VIA EEDA r KEYS-Per steamship
Lusy Miller-For Key West 1900 saeks 2a4i
sacks $50 bills -four 10 tierees hams 80 pkgs sun
dries ForsCedar Keys lIs0 sacks corn 100 sacks Of
oats sa ks coffee boxes bacon 2s5 bbls -four 60
bbls meal ssis wbisky 80 pkgs sundrfes
BELIZE-PeT sohr Vernal--3z0 bbs hour 20 bills
pork hhds tobacco bales tobacco 81 hf obls -four
20 600 feet lumber 10 pkgs Bundries
R0UEN Per bark Emilia ESQ bales cotton 26,
coz bushels corn in bulK
LTvERPOOI.-Per bsrK Mary Durkee--3I5l
bales cotton 5000 pea slaves
CORK-Per BARK Nstvlg-i679 bbls onions
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Psnsacols--Psr steamer Amite--a bales cotton and
. indrfes order
Pearl Rver-Per steamer w Motfett--3 bales of
cotton tn order-59 cords wnod 10 mseter
Blind River-Psr schr TransiE--is cords wood to
master
Pear River-Per schr 6ipsey-lO cords wood 10
Jordan River-Per scbr Galeas--ap, zoo feet lumber
to y r. Nevers
Shell Bank-Per scbr RistoIi--4oo bbls shells 20
order
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So KaERrnaa q.
xORf1 Ar's r0TTarAHA AND TEgAa RALT.
ROAD AND STEAMSH COMPANY

xuRp Ara r0UTsTANA AND TryAa RAL.
ROAD AND STEAM SHIP COMPANY
February IL 8 bbls moIassss M Shelly Seo-Ic2
DO 30 hhds sugar Bush az Lavert--47 do Is bills
lasses John Cslder-i3 do ~ hhds sugar z P SEWN
TX do Clamp Bros Seo--l6 Robert Hare--2 J W B1r.
bridge SGo-2 do Rycaski a. Manade-2 Z Fasnaeht
IS Beraud & 5iberf-2i Johnson-i4 L 6odchaux
3 r " Putnam--4 do Z6 bills molasses Stewart Bros
xco-i2 do 80 hhds sugar Z Brierre Sco--iI do TO
Payne Kennedy 1co-t6 do bbls mOssees A Ter
trou-3 do L TerrehouBe--5 L Harris ScO-4 J B
Camors eco do IA nhds sugar Zuberbler 81 Behan
- bales cotton " Burbridge &so--4 do Jno Cbaffe
s. Sons D J. Keruion ~ IL a Tertrou--7 to PAYNE,
Kennedy Sso--i Bush 4 Lsvert-9 Bersud s. Gilbert
- Clapp Bros xeo-2 Reiffer g. Cardner-2 10 q "
Senteil &Go-a0 sacks cotton seed BeTaud IL Gilbert
hf bbls sugar Chretien--3iI sacks rough rice
Feerster's Rice Mill Dbls sugar Mrs Gillv--i7
bales mosa 0deil--Ts bdls gr hides Horter & Fen.
ner-f bales PAYNE, Kennedy Eco-rundrfss 10
order-Toa 81 bales cotton 100 sacks cotton seed 3I
SACKS rough rice 3s9 hhds sugar a0t bbls molasses
From Clintgn-Per steamship Whitney-320 bales
- Clapp Bros xco-20 " Boren xGo--2i W Bur
bridge sco-is Kirkpatrick Seo--33 a Dannee *
Jo-I0 \ Gfumbs--iT Jno Phelps xea--5 to Meyer,
Weis &ro-24 Schmidt ~ Zezler-3 Keifer IL Gard
ner-i0 bbs tAllow Hay ~ Mehie-i5l sacks cotton
seed y O Cotton Seed AssoeiatiOn-55 boxes shout
ders u bols tongues Miller Grfgsbv Eco-g4 sacks
oats 81 sacks wheat Clover 0deE dahi-suDdries TO
order-Tota 5'5 bales cotton ISL sscks cotton seed
From Calvesfon-PeT steamship Whitney-6 sacks
hair "a sacks wO0l r. bales skins 81 bales hides 392
hides G Whitney Sco-if0 bbls oil AIdige-4
sons
From Endianola-Psr steamship Whitnev-2 bales
kius - sacks weo bales hides to C. A Whitney eco
-lS head cattle AycoGk Mitchell eco
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-12
RIVER NEWS.
npprCF VIEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
Wednesday, February 70, 1870,

r,.,,a yve Assumption, J. ", Cannon, Yazoo.
sissi i1Ssrtne D. Stein, Golden Crown.
Departures
,.ansl Emma Irvine. Kittie Wye, Belle, A.
llssrslnn RI E Lee. Paris @. Brown, w. j. Pol
ssrsnt, W. J. Behan, Yazoo. Fanchon, J. b. NJ
tailor. tn Arrrv.
.,rtn Emma Irvine Isabel Kittie Nye, lower
So. MI Mary Henry T-ts, Assumption La
gs srcbb IT, r. Gay, Bayou Sara: Bel a Whisper
a.asr srast ~ John Baton Rouge YazAo VAL
vi 'nanllbs Jewel Red river; Henry FRANK
gunhis J. VI. White. Greanville: Civ ~
s sssnn Annie p Silver ~. Louis: Nat,shaz
ssaasssshurg: Bertha 0pelousas; u. p. Schenck
shcAa" stage ~ the Rivers
nsiIy photographic report Of the stage Of water
,yrrTnus points with changes, in the "a hours
ssrsing yesterday at , p. ~.
sss Above low -
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-12
ST. LOUIS.


REGULAR MEMPHIS AND BENDS PACKET
Leaves WEDNESDAY February 10 at 10 m
t. FOR MEMPHIS, HELENA, TER
- ssssa rene. ArkaDolis Greenyille and the
packets for all points on White and Arkansas
rivers-The s2, y, passengsr steamer
John W. Cannon master, Thos J, Howard clerk
VIII leave az above. For freight or passage
apply on board or 70
G. O. WAYNE, 81 Gravier g street '''ee''
Through bills of iadipg signed to Pine Blufr
and stations on the Little Rock, Mississippi
and TO Little Rock and stations on the Memnhis
and Little Rock Railroad via Hepefeld ara
fec BR0CKRTT & CARTER. Agents +:
REGULAR MEMPHIS AND BEND PACKET
Leaves on WEDNESDAY. February 10 at < nm
l.Es aI RoR MATCHES tIla TTIGksB6aG.
lena Memphis and the bends-The
hrst class t Gs and Dscssss.ger steamer
W, II. Norwegian master,
Geo. Miltenbereer clerk.
r.. passe nae acc RECOMMENDATIONS FIRST CLASS
~ G. G; WAYNE, BRoCkIRTTTT b caRfERs.' 70
and stations on the Little Rock, Miesissipni
River and TEXAS Railway via Arkapoiis Ark
and to Little Rock and stations on the Memphis
ocso BRoCKETf { CARTER. Agents.
REGULAR MEMPHIS AND BEND PACKET
Leaves WEDNESDAY, February ~ at nm
FOR NATCHEZ VICKSBITRG
z6zss.&&ssssnd Greenvlle, Arsapolis Terrene He.
lena. Memphis and the Banfs-The
l'''' O''''' '' HENRY a PRsSK s.Samer
J; Frank Hicks master, ALI. Grissom CLERK.
Will leave as above.
Passenger recommendations FIRST CLASS
For freight or passage apply on board or to
c. 6. WAYNE.
CROCKETT & CARTER
through bills OF ladtng signed 20 Pine Riuff
and stations on the Little Rock Mississipni
River and Texas Railway via Arkapolis Arg.
and to Little Roek and stations on the Memphis
and Little Rock Railroad via Hopefeld Ark
oc90 BROCKETT & CARTER, Agents.
Tnon the freedOm Oh tn6 TIitil vIoTTssr ur1r1'e.
! The Bismarckian law is aimed solely at POI
nlar assemblies, public utterances, oral OF
nrfnt. and concerted movements Dy aSSocis
: Hons But it does not touch The ballot OF tf
o individnal German, not even by Implication
Q an the other hand, it expressly admits an
/ sonserves the freedom Of The ballot, Dy o.
CARING that none Of its provisions snail
n deemed to apply to any act or expression
: the Individual subject done or made In a ma
a nor not calculated to influence others. Ii q
!. Federal election law were applied TO the &c
: tors of Democratic newspapers and the mel
4 hsrs of the Democratic committees, 1t Won
= Ri1y a
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-12
"A Y0U aAkA

AAT0U sAxA.
BAYOU SARA SEMI WEEKLY UNITED
STATES NAIL PACKET,
- FOR BAYOU SARA WATERLOO,
ess16 Hermitage, Port Hudson, Lobdeli's
Store. Baton Rouge, Piauuemine and
Dostofice lapdings-Steamer
EDWARD B.. CAT,
}. J. Brown, master, g. =. Streck, CLERK,
Leaves every MONDAY and FRIDAY at ., M.
returning every WEDNESDAY and SUNDAY,
For freight or passage apply on hoard or to
J. Il. CARLIN, GO Magazine at.
ty3f yANNEY b WORK, 100 Common st.
r. S.-Win pay particular attention to the
Bayou Lafourche business of Capt. Joe Del.
feres.
REGULAR SEMI WEEKLY BAYOU SARA
AND COAST PACKET
UNITED STATES MAIL,
Leaves every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
~n FOR BAY6u SARA. WATERLOO,
sssssszez& hermitage, Port Hickey, Baton
Rouge, Pladuemine and war land.
lnRs-The fast and splendid passenger steamer
JOHN w. CANNON,
John Q. Libano, master J. 81. Mossop clerk
Leaves as above, returning down the cosss
MONDAY and every FRIDAY. For freight or
passage apply on board or 70
GEO. d. HITE- 81 Gravier st
BRITTON u EPpLEh, 81 9ravisr at,
LORD Il MCPEAKE, I22 Gravier at.
suzn O. g. WAYNE. IN eravier street
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-12
A rived
No arrivals from sea yesterday
-..=..---. arrNA NITRATE.

Golden Crown, SniBkie from Cincinnati
Yellowstone, SMITH from st MartiDville
ID Stem Wenzei from Bayou VersBillon
John W Cannon Libauo from Torvood Plantation
Yaz0n Crawford from Washington
sssumunou. Cha'let, nom Bayou L.sfourche
Rittie Nye, Kouns, from Lower Coast
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-12


REGULAR 0PELOUSAS PACKET
Leaves every TUESDAY. at 5p.m.
+ IT, - FOR WASHINGTON, OPEI0U-
ss5ssszseiaS sas, Port Barre. Sinmsp0rt.
Churchviile and all landings an the
Coast, Atchafalaya river and Bayou Courfs.-
ol8au-The new ight-draft steamer
YAZ80,
" 10, Crawford master r. B. Sehuit CLERK
VIII leave az above For freight or passage an
ply on board, or to LORD Il MCPEARE. Agents
l@S of6siey sIFeet, deA
REGULAR UNITED STATES MAIL PACK RT
Leaves every TUESDAY AT 4 nm
FOR WASHINGTON. OpETurT.
Szssx6G sas, Port Barre Simmsporf. ChurcEs.
vile, and all landings on thes Joasf
Atchafalaya River and Bayou OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
new light draft steamer
FANCHON.
Fl. a. Broad, master. Thee. John. cIery
will leave az above. For freight or passage ap-
ply on board or to
RRITT0N IL RPPLER. 100 Gravier street
z. S.-Vhe Fanehon connects weekly with the
steamer Minnie for Bayou des Giaizes and
signs through bills lading to CheYnsviIle and
all rnints on BAYOU Bnauf acarf
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-12

The Bayou Lafourche packet St. Mary hav-
lnR changed har days Of departure from Fri
aaYs 20 Inursdaysa is receiving to leave TO-
II Ncalle clerk
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-10

Gov. Andrews, OF Connecticut apptars ia
favor female suffrage. He calls the attention
Of the Legislature to the fact that It mas NOT
been customary to tax any class ,,Y persons in
the State without allowing them the fieht e.
vote Thus, In I'D days, before nd gro saffraoe
was inuagurated, Connecticut LETT uutaxed the
property Of the colored people bbcaus., II re-
fused them the right to VOTE (Bov andrews
puts the question to the present Legislature
whether they will not grant women the same
right as negroes were granted, dnd refuse To
tax their property as long Rs they are denied
the right OF suffrage. There has always been
2 large vote In the Connecticut Legislature Ia
favor Of granting the elective fra nchls,e to wo.
men, but this vote has never bern large
enough to carry the measure 1t regnains to
DO seen whether Gov. Andrews approval Of
female suifrage-for his message reads like
An approval will persuade the Legislature
OF Connecticut to try the experiment. The
practical results CT female suffrage In
Wyoming have been good deal debated Of
late. The best evidence would seem to show
chat It has worked well and accomplished
good results In that territory
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The NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, FRIDAY, JANUARY 10 1879

1 tc attend said convention 1t the opening there
pI. and preside until presiding 0fY1cer shall
have bsen cleo ed: but The Governor ehal have
no vote therein. The 5ecrefary Of state shall
afeHd at the opening OF the convention and
| call The roll of Delegates.
L tEC. 81 BE further enacted. etc That the sum
$4,000 or so much thereof as may be usces-
Tbry ts hereby appropriated out Of any money
,iuI the treasury not otherwise appropriated, to
LAY the expenses ofthe convention provided by
l. ifis act.
10 FEC. o De further enacted. etc, That the con
r -tifutiOn framed by such convention shall be-
| rejection.
| SEQ z, Bel further enacted. ETC., That this act
shall taks ell or from and after its passage
| The substitute was ordered to stand Ms part Of
| the oriRitnl bill. and both made the special
order for Friday at D. m.
| at.this poiot the Senate went into executive
session to consider u message from tho Gov
| ernor.
AFTER EXECUTIVE SESSION,
MIR. Kenner gaya noties of a bill for the relief
| Of Thomas II. Handy, civil sheriff Of Orleans.
On motion. Of Mr.. Steven. the Senate adj
j0urned till Friday noon.
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Jones Is to be elected. la few days, we are
nformed. United States Senator from. Nevada.
makes little difference which party sue
eods In Nevada, Jones is pretty sure of an
ection- He IL native OF Englasld tad
ssident OF San Francisco. never: Ting
evada, save on the eve OF 9TH elecsio aud
presents that State, as Whrmo5h aepre-
ents Plaquemtnes, without being tltEzsn
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-10

Ih0 force at work on Sabine bar will ccptin-
lt9 operations until twenty feet Il water 1t
tide Is reached It will then be the be t
Ebor Or the Texas coast, 81
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sTRAYED.

NoUND-A SETTER DOC. OWNER CAN
- nave same by prnving property au1 paving
expenses, ut No $50 White street. ja10 lts
GAME To MY PLACE. NO. 81 ST. JOSEPH
- street a stray MULE, The owner can have
the same BY proving property and paying OK
pebses. lac ate