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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-04-02
VOL, 34.}
DEMOCRAT,
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE PARISH

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ia iii T,a,,isyflia with sha nrf anart nhaad hit
could find war III inehAa, and hsitKntanAh hia
boat nth lii HI fnnlPa and them ttsnH lung Fltti
lit II. llia p,nta Nlil Atialthnfnugh and EuRnns
HHnalan. hitting the es,ttta, Tue Nolaan 0ity
rlnwsA har why lutn tfp snnd for halt liar length
md had II rat been fir her hafgea. which
grounded. Capt HnElat thinka she Wuuih have
uluWea her way through without RtnpninG
Lpnyine enc hatua he worked her through. slA,l
thnf with stx HslA u finf ihnh haWenr double.
annk sI ha hnrEea over 1T Wna d grand pnliseye.
,nnuf far whipH Cunt HpHlHr deserves ii rnain
The t,nlIen ufy hHa hefWaan eighty and niurts
neeplp. She declined all usEata III fraght here
lt,nnafnl III ma Ia,un.rnft
Ill y t'R M Ill, ill., ..s .s'ts
t4h- ithuia 0.'. h.-ihA ffVai III N IA Fthfd
W'Ft ! M ~ s@sf ~ me aHHGa* Arrived taitIeH-
n,ia , liain f5sN hrInhhs, nha NHnpahh ~ lnhFAf
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Ihyi, ~ nWf1 IN hHNh'E ~ hh,sNf,'AtAl " iaaVH
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th't. 7Ait, ''fl ~ m HaW 'flnAhs am pih-
in ,ll hMal YWa,era nenlusMlnR ttle ~ L.ne
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Ms M E,M NN

&MEMMN.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD,
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW Or
LEANS, VIA HAVRE. sOUTHAMP-
TON AND HAVANA.
xfkkG The steamships OF the North Ger
sssaaaasasaG. man Lloyd will resume their Regular
Trips. as follows:
From Bremen. From N. Orleans
Hanover. September II About Octr 10
Nurnherg- October 15 ......
Hanover. ....,.. November 10 .....
These steamers touch outward at Havre and
Havana. and on their home trip at Havana and
no 'N PRINe or PASSAGE:
From Bremen Northampton or Havre to Hsv-
ana or New Orlsans-Qabin, $3.50: Storage $780,
From Eaw Orleans to Southampton, Havre or
Bremen--G Cabin. $780, steerage. s4s
From New Orleans to Havana-Oabin, t55
Storage. SIS.
Children under ten years. half price; chill
dren under one year, free.
N. B.-Dur agent for Texas. Mr.. Peter nj. En-
hard In Galveston. is authorized to issue steer
age passage orders at the following through
rates:
Frsm Bremen TO Galveston, N1.
From Bremen to 1ndianoIa, $45 30.
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.
FOR further particulars apply to
ED. y. sTOCKMEYEh CO.. Agents.
Ru3I ~ ~ Union street
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Tangipahna af,hr uhas Ferry--I5 cords wood
sn nrtRf
blind Rivsr+Pes sohr Surprise No $50 eorda VI
Mnnu Nv order
Blind Eiver+-Ft1r schr Tres Hefmanaa- cords ni
won't 10 order
Manlsss-per schr L'Eelair 80 eorde wind To
oil Hnr
tp ardaF
PERI River Far Eehr Wade Hanntpn oun feet
linn ,ar tn nfier
Hlind Eivel.-4per scht Il Kemp-ap cords wood
30 order
plini Kivar-per aehr Stdania --ta QUO pcs atavsn
u order
rs.eeanula Per Hchr New Star-1aoo Bis charcoal
1 ntaar
Hay MI t.vuia-ret scht Eha-21,enn hbls charcoal
tn order
Osaan Springs Per sehs Wren ianp biz tharenal
tn oFaer
PasraRaula Ter sehr Daneaah- goo feet lumber
To nriar
I'sacagnuia--Per seht venus-ieoo hbls charcoal "
e,tler
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vuCK~u.wa AVN ssEnrA.

Leaves every FRIDAY. nj Il o.. IN,
, d. FOR V1uKhBUKa DELTA, NAT
III d vi chez Dnvs's Bend aud Intermediates
landings Tho steamer
y, nv. WHITE.
a. heVay. muster, Frank lock Jr clork.
!enves aa above. eonnentlng at VIekah,lrg with
patisot'a Line for all points On the Yaaoo. sun
q. /. WOHK, L. W ADAMS
q. q. WAYNE. BROCK EFT n CAIs'rTR
win give through hllts Of hiding III TreutuI
Monroe. nnd oil stations on tho Vlrkshllrp,
shreveport and Texas Ralroad via Delta IL.
". II. RHOCKII'fT. Agent.
sega ma MnEnzne street.
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KIvEp. NEWS.
OFFICE NMfN ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
TnnHtiHy, October ". issa-
Arrivals.

Eea marina column.
Departures.
aaahfl Tiara III. Whisper, Frank paraoud
Ill. ntsln. Pafta q. brown.
w arrive.
E. i. Hav. \. W. Cannon, Hayes Sara: John
E0NlninYs4 john MaHns, Rnm kabartr, d. Al stan
EArH. httke af EhrnsapnFt. 49, ltrwia: WIFI, pe-
E4llHrAss. HHnnr coast AlFtn, Isabel iNwef traat
Ns A. Iane. NleknhufE, i'nrla. Atefnlalnya; W
kIt Nahan, He'll rivers Lucy H. IAsirAl. basia'a
EMahd: Ilt, Richardson. afaanytitn:J. Nj. White,
stage al sase Wsv%rs.
Daily tataRraphie tanort rf the asnRa VIZ WA ~,
Mt various rnlnF, with changes Tia tile "a bouts
ending fastafJnF NJ ". In
G,xT
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FEtFs1 Fssk rAsh sss.

fnRr EARS. Oct 4. u H. IN, Barometer 40 MI.
Wind nnlths nntthaast blowing hard. Weather
thick mid rainy.
Atrivais American schooner lame IT, Clark
Hall master ~ days from Philadelphia. general
narsyn. III Joseph Knlly
Sailed: Steamship Ahiial for Liverpool
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MoRdAN's LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL
ROAD AND STEAMSHIP 90.

october f-e bales Gotten L Laoassagne--6 10 Ciapp
hrea &sa..3 Lehman Abraham col Robert Hare
49, " SenteA GEO w Rurhridge kco-a bales
mess hlehaId Mtlltken-1 do 10 pkga eggs ia aaeks
rough iice Terrsuoane--2 sacks cotton A L Chop
pms sansa taaeh rice to Foersters Rice Mi-3
s pates aoss ! n Wassh-i hhl hides to Jos navld-7
baleA II oes HeF1mann-a pe " eggs Rykoskt l. MA.
aaae--a da hiboet-h do 10 sacks rough rtoe to
4 Sew n--sundriea to orecr-tFntai 81 bales cotton
sacks co. ten 80 saoka rough rico
From Tasos Santiago Fer steamship Harlan
dry hides " halrs skus II sacks wool 10 bales hair
~. ~ Ia sneci. Whitney &oa-s 37al do Andor-
son slmp sen-sl7o Paiaaie--sas3 A Olivier eco
-s5ena o. Wen Gomila 500 Camors 6co-
So Jorda $ PuiG-e 900 kirkpatrick &co- $500 to
hatz " Barn ess--Sa0sj Marks Bros Sco-sesTl do to
Schmidt 4 n et.et-s'40o 8 Rernsheim 4 BEo-ssaa
zaharaier 4 s@iaan-s 1850 50 q y Asset Treas-Tutal
S9s ARB ~ In NJ " Ne
Erom Inaiant ,lA-Per steamship Harlan-isT head
osttie I, hehie 600
NEW OnLE. tNs AND TEXAS RAILROAD.
October Go seks rough rice Foerstefs Rice NH
and sundriss to D., der
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Memoranda,

The sehr Sunrise " Keanehupk built Nv til . late
Lyman Mitchell aud William Brooks has been sold
bs Robert N Lord % New York parties fer $3.50,
She il to 70 iuto the tWth American trade
The ship Joseph. Mic hols, from Hamburg for New
Orleans. arrived at Deal Sept - and anchored ia rha
Downs. with damage 70 starboard mizEan ohapp I'D
and hulwarks through &c llision and left the follo-
ing morning for London i'll tow.
The schr Charger. which fonnaered W De Point
Judith lies with TOP ct mas y ont of water right I'll
the tyack of veassss passin.r mp Or down. aud Il
very dangerous wreck. The Charger was ID wears
old. owned BY the captains vie. ard there ID onT
$500 insurance On the We ssel.
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kTEANtHFaIpss.
=a7a.z
LAKE ssesIE'Ees.
FOR VAUDEVILLE, MADISON LILLE
--ANn--
OLD LANDING.

Wilt, LEAVE NEW LAKE. END:
0nMONnAYsandT THURSDAYS for Mandaviln
ana nla Landing. on arrival Jf The ~ M.
tttlp.
VII TUESDAYS, WHUN HHUbtH md FRI
DAYS Epr Mandevttle md MHisensi1le on
arrival ef the 4. IN. ttatu.
on SATURDAY fnr Vaudeville and Old Land
Ing. on ntrivnl nt thH H. m. train.
SUNDAY EXCURSION leaving Oh the arrival
rfihR7n IN train.
RETURNING: Lravea Old landing uu TT Es-
DAYS and FRIDAYS atd II. M. mud Maue-
willie M 80 IL. ILL.
Heavas Madison Vile MONDAYS WEDNEa-
DAYS, THURSDAYS aud SATURDAYS Mt
Gao o. NJ. and Vaudeville NJ Mao n. m.
Fare tn All Points ,,.,..-.5=.. s4.9.. MI
sunday Excursion ..-.-..e =. s..s........ .
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nRAYMEN-WE HAVE RECEIVED IN
- In store from our manufaetory, superior
lot Of COTTON WAGONS and EXTRA
WHEELS. which will be sold under full euar-
antee. Your patronage III solicited
BODLEV BROTHERS,
No. 12T Common street.
VIII remove TO No. 90 Union street on Octo-
Der ]. sells I'm
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STEAMSHIP GEN. WHITNEY.
IL, a. Freeman master,
Will sail from Algtera TUESDAY, October Y.
n. III
!, IIlN,au,RANOE 70 NEW YoRh oNE-HALr
Freight for the shove port received at the de-
rot GU Mnrgnna Louisiana aud Texas Railroad
foot ~ Lafayette street. daily until y. III.
For freight. andy tD
CHha. A. WHITNEY 4 90. Managera.
aHla Corner NatahaH mud Magazine aireets
THE GROIN WE'LL LINE.
FOR NEW YORK DIRECT
To sail WEDN EHDAY Qetnhera al q n, m,
ffr*~sss This line III componed of the
ssssSsi - - following ateamehlpe
KNtCk EEnOGKER, HUDSON
GUETE- NEW URtEANH
The atoRrnshlu
NatbsOR.
GAIER r1aster
Will lanva her wharf from foot of Toulouse
airaat.
INSURANCE by THIS LINE II PER GENT
Satlh phaaitAa-- +........-..,t.......24u
HteorhSa ....:..-............ 40
Freight for LIVERPOOL Bremen and Havre
taken hy thia line. and through bills of lading
given for the same.
For freight or passage apply to
ALFRED MOULTON,
uly1 " Il Curondslet street.
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ktEEss FsBssa..
HARRISON LANE.

.AAss1ssaaR TIE steamship
WARRIOR.
jones commander.
Will sa,l on or about saptepbar2 a. 1879 from her
wharf. foot Of jackson eunnte
VIII receive cotton and sign through bills
ladlnE fer the Continent, between Havras
Oronstadt.
Tnese steamships, being Of light druft, will
cross the bnr OF the MississipDs nc MI times
without detention.
For sraiaht apply m
LUCAS j.. MOORE,
de7a Nv jp6 Gtnvtsr s'rses up stairs,
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vAUKasuma. ssnEENvgu.nK ANn nKuns

-. -'-'-.s ~-e.'~ - '|@r 'sa'sEe'@
! REGULAR MONDAY PACKET FOR aurEn
| Leayes EVEEy MnNpAY mr. I'm ~ N
r~=. F6K aisrENVti,I,E yJt1Kanuna
letA4nRt 4 and tho Hands - The ,naan u,au
$500 ,aeket 0 e"'s'S&e
FWAMk PAWssOu1n
j. W. Tobiu. mnatar.
VIII 'nave ns anoVe, connectinE ut nteksbura
VIII iaflhet Limo foT all points on fnzao hnd
| .hltanntohIe rivers. For freight or phsaage
hpuly "a unqnTn * 10 v,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,
| - y. WWaabhNb' bhnnuh I'LL CARTIER
Through bills Of ladlng signed to Trenton
| Monroe and all stations on Virksbnrg Hhrsye.
port and Texas Railroad. via Delta, La.
| w. u. BROOK Eft, Agent.
| fe1p No. ss Magazine street
| uNrTnn arA,.mn MARI. pAttar
fenvaa aoa,1 ii fTi hill III y - e., ~
| yEe Fln vtnRanItRa NATirrrEg
| M9xNdky Davis Bend and tntsr,n e,lnta land.
@ss3*Ass9~ insu1'te steamer
RDRERT n. LEE,
william ran,v,b.,1 ,,oster m 1t,,,,, -, a,,u,
loava as ahve annnsaine a. VIII y. .s
H. ;s,.ts ~, ny IlegsIhIk WIZ
fia,ar ,as r III ~ AZ n IN tas aaaoo SUD
Asoi W WI - da,,,. arota1 rn,.
n H. mAVnniu - d a n.n.ta. nlAee
1E Il. HirE y ia ni urayIa a1a q,
VIII rive ttrnnai hIIa - a, - t' - ~ s.,
Mcnroe and al s,.,tinna an ViaIahnrue iii ra.,n.
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sep MassfI st@AM.


NEW ORLEANS AND OrEIOUHAs pAfyY ny
COMPANY,
REGULAR UNITED aTATFR MAIL pAuxmc
Leaves TUESDAY, October i, at d u In.
l.IlF n EQR WAaHihar0a. opaaA,r.
Jh5As sns, Port Barre, atmmsport. Uhurssgss
Vile. and al landings On Ike nonas
Atnhat ta1aye tiyeT and Bayou 0aurtablssu-In
VA NEWDH,
A. L. TrnusHnle master.
Eug Quntrevang elarg
VIII leave RS above For freight or passass, sss,.
''' !? nn a2Ff9 4 ErpnEu ns ,rnv,er st,ss,
y. Y. AnAMa, II Commercial Place.
81. ~ OARLfN. 60 Magazine street,
Ihe tnnahon connects wsahIr with sha
steamer Minnie for Bayou 1es Iiaiyss. sra
Signs through bills ladinR to uheyneyilis nri
Gil points on BAYOU Bnnf. ons r.
REapIAn OPHLoUsAs PACKET.
IT, - ron WAsHIkdWnoiN, t. p 81 I, q ~.
o o. RGfs an 5s s. J, y, Il
Coast Atehafalaya river and bayou uorrlas
beau-The new llsh x , !, 9a. steamer
Vim. Crawford master. II. Mo,a,aou osarh.
Ey Lohb kof IL A1ksEise1e aen e.
dsa4 aNO. D, n1TE 14et.ravIer atraet
-, Freight for Bayou DIES alaisen pi1t 0us nj
SimmHport Big Bend Landing or Water VailsY
a me Steamer Ya1oo is assisted ut the mouth III
Old Rtfer Ivy tho steamer Ollts b and epnrlfffes
Ct Little Devil with the stanrner Tle,rs6sre.
tates OF freight sumo as any boat In tho trasibs
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Arrived.
~ eteAmsh'r dni'lermc, Lusnrfapa, from Havana
o. Enuia Ranger Aea-= HanlRnahe Ut
Steamship Harlan Morgan, from Htasoa Santiago VIA
Maiaapla, toe Whitney Aaa-A lRiers
Rr steamship Gemmauter nils L iasa from varn
Grng. 10 Lunas Muere Ares-ed dis 10
Bark n A Allen, farr, ftam Boston Sept ia, to TO
Heph Kelley--ah dla
ut bark Louise al Marie Gait 30 days from Ric de
lanaire, via Id Thomas, TO Johnston n Gordon
let tl,s
sr bark antenis natet MasiaF. from Havana Sept
IN previously reported ut Qnnrantinef, M - Fat
In Aea4~Fnint
Sp bark Enrique, Amunatague z DAYS from Hin,
vana I'D Ii Uettli Sen-Fnnt
STEAMBOATS,.
y Gay, Eruwn. ftap haven sara
Whtapar. Gems rrls. trnm HaYou HoulB
Henry Tata Auena, from Uunadsanye
Emma irvine, Rni7, tNm Lower Coast
Alvin, Scaveli, from Lower Coast
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WHITE RIVER.

REGULAR WHITE RIVER PACKET.
leaves sAI UNDaY Untuber II, at + q. M.
r. ~ ron JAOkspNpORT. AuuusirA,
.kkaB ssssssN Rehrey and all way and plantation
landlnga-The messenger steamer
JANN howard.
) ", Carleton master, u. II. Perry clerk
will leave "a above. Particular attention paid TO
AZ Bend, business on the Mississippi river as
high as the mouth Of White river For freight
or passage apply on boprd orto
n. "A. BLANKS,
frasihont ". 9, 4 q. II T. Company.
OCT JOHN JAhNFY. toe Common street.
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hn' last To a tnrraI wa
R*Ae~ stmm,~x rr+
Srbr ts.a, H f,t..t iii, 4, .,,. f. t,a;t.,t1,
t..sna.nh ii .ta,. " "'' 49, 'p"'s
Exrart.
LIN HtsFblL-~~-lar ateRnahir Meliat or--S1tt
Naes rotten y sacRa acct eAstnn 800 sacks eilrakc
kH'aRrts.
VERA Cruz Per stsan.ahir Commander Avail
IN snhi ~ Golhtu n tsnmila $h4A Ia silver Asen4a
no Rsa#
BOSTON Per schr u A Allen toua led ala
rl a. ttRh AnN aqRnstet ndte
fHH+AnkIFiiia FER sohr r. j Epl,lns-afo
hhs OIL ard asserted tsdse
HID nE .tANNtbt rar harI. nnrmah ao1-
savka. cpiiee Agar 4 leA.ug
MsraausR III yruAnca
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MARINE NEWS.

OFFIuE NEW ORLEANS DFMprRAT. |
uctaber 4 lAfa.
Cleared Yesterday.
craftsmanship Mediator, Hennay, Tor Liverpool
Lunas IL Mnn,p Il III
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Az ssptavautisse Static,
VI ~sss w g N ssss@w r

sp harh SatR'Ina llNtaaa, DAYS from Havana, II
ballast, to a Corral
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-16

Commissioner Raum, Of tho internal revenue
service, takes a sensible and correct WOW of The
condition of affairs produced By Mir. Hayes
refusal to .ign the bill providing for tho pay'
mcnt CT U. s. marshas, ct least 81 fsr rs bis
department is concerned. He says 10 circular
to bis dsputiei: Tho enforcement of the laws,
however, is of paramount Importance, and l
propose to give you the necessary force to &C.
oomrlish that end. desire BY the close Of the
present fiscal year to see frauds in The manu-
fac,ure and sale cf spirits AID tobacco entirely
suppre ssed." The only restriction the demo-
c:ate wanted to put on the expenditures OF
money for narshals' services related to the pay.
ueut for work as intimidators at election pols.
They opposed the payment of bills for no other
kid Of service, and arc Is anxious for the
proper enforcement of the laws. fer the sup
preston of illicit distillerics aud for the pre-
veDion and punishment of frauds in the to,
bgc,o trade, as Commissioner Rsum or any other
member IF the republican party GIN be.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-16

Mr.. j. A. Judson. gentleman. II not
youth. TO fortune and to famc uDknowu. has
taken tho trouble to deny, in tho newspapers,
the late General Dick Taylor's statement 10
tho Ftot that some f tho Union officers IN
tho late war wore steel breast plat. a to protect
their vital parts from tho bullets Of the Con-
fedcratcs If tho gentleman will como 10 this
CITY and call at the junk shops. where some OF
the dcuic,l plates referred to, and that were
discovered alter the city was evacuated by the
federal troops, c,a be found, or could lIaro bcon
uolil recently. hs will. if he Is al
honest man, and the character OF the de-
NAL alluded to is tho only thing We have
to found doubt upon regarding that, bis
oopt c;cucc will compel hin TO acknowledge
bis mistake, aud to regret the manner 10 which
no madai it. l. nay not be out of the way here 10
say that one of the breast plates, tho existence
of which Dir. Judson denies, was found con'
cealed 10 the house occupied by SO distinguished
federal officer as Gen. Ii. II, Wells. cow U.
s. Attorney for the District OF Colanbia, and
candidate for a jadgcsbip Ct the Supreme
Court IF the District.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-16
ERREFGxN .N-EIiHS.

Great depression still axis.s 10 tie manu!sc-
turing districts o! England.
n boptvoIeb. institution will be among hi
British memorials to the late PilDtc lmperIa
Of France.
The Londcn correspondent Of tbs MaGcbcs-
ter Guardian io,inAtes that the meeting cf the
members Of the Orleans family at Geneva,
which is announced to be held mex: Saturday,
is intended to discuss the coprsc to BE- taken
by them 10 view of the improve ment Of their
prospects il consequence Of the split which is
likely to occur amoog tho bounpartists because
of the uopopu!srily Of Prince Jerome Bona
parte.
A Berlin dispatch to tie L?rlou Timcs says:
Cholera has made its appearance in the Govern
mcDt Of Smolcnsk. Tho terrible epidemic,
diph,helia. continues itsravsges 10 Bassarbia.
whero are5capt Of th: Governor is published
ordering universal tuuisaliou Oft the dwelling:
and clothing Of tho Pleasantly. Tho re!crlp!
states that tho epidemic has now been raeioG
several years, carrying 10 the grave II soms
districts almost r! o! tie rising generation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-16

words with Thanksgiving" Ghcg omi. Il;
impoTtsrt clement Of thanksgiving from tse..
prsyers, Often in fac. pIGy!A%, c6 We Ave aCs:
many do, that God would give them whG. i,
hes already given them, and Wha: they sh0u.
DO thanking, not ssklng. HIN Tor. LAKE Col
10 make them meet 10 be paria%ers Of lhei,.
heritsnce of tho saints in light, whea Gcl il til.
passage Ct His word expressly tells us 10 than
Him because liz has already done this
We should % to Gods word FIR llgh! in {.
our perplexites end difficulties. Two Etc
ing illustrations were given. IN one, yCUfg
man known TO NJ. Williams, IN great extremity
had his mind directed (doubiltsj By tho Hoy
Spirit TO the 10Th verse Of the 3l.h Psalm: TIE
Young lions do lack and suffer hunger; but they
taat seek tho Lord sha!l not want any aooi
thing" Ec went simply TO God. told his Icei
laid sside ali anXio!y, end soon fouad the wo-t
true 10 tho letter in his case. The second .!L..
tralion was from tee experience OF Mr.. Wi.lsm;
snd his vito. In 6 time OF shverest sttai! I'll:
ussssge csme 10 their minds: "be mcrci!u! VAL
ne. 0 God; bs merciIu, u2.9 nc: tor ny s9..
trus.eth in Thee: yoa in the shadow Of tay wing:
will l make my refuge, uni. these cs!sml.Ie; Ia
oyerpEss" They simply adopted these words
and laid thom before God in prayer, Gnt TIC
needed relief speedily came.
It was emphasized CO Of gTeA. Importance tbs.
wo should study the word OF God ira! and Chief
~ Tor our own spiritual Improvements. AL'
great danger with thoss who preach or in Ally
way instruct others i:om ths scriptures Is @
studying with view 10 others Instead .! OF:
selves.
We have thus raprolucei. we bolieve. Al th'
chief topics Of thn lecture ]: was mos. aD2r9
pratoy closed with reading AID sor,c commcn.
On Acts TX. b. And nov, b;c.trca. l com
mend you to God, end 10 tho word Of His grace
which is able 10 build you Up. and TO give yot
An iuhertarca among 81! thom thst arc sane.
fed" VIM DIHwIDDlE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-16
The gfYOEDS.

DUBUQUE. Iowa. July lG.-Thc Times to.
day prints special dispatches from Al different
points in northern Iowa upon the condition Of
the crops. Tho cbioch bug and excessive Eeat
have done considerable Injury to spEicg wheat.
but it has generally outgroWn further harm from
these sources. Tho damage done by grass hop
pers in northwestern Iowa has been over csti.
mated. Winter wheat, what little there is of
it, is of excellent quality, and spring wheat near.
Iy an average crop. Barley, oats and fax are
good. Corn was never so forward and promis-
ing as at this date The weather is growing moro
favorable for uuripened wheat
AUGUSTA. GA, July lG.-Thcrc has been
no rain 10 this section 10 do any good to the
crops for two months. The corn in naOy places
is literally burnt up and will Lot average a
fourth Of crop. The cotton is Very much
behiud, The weed very small. set it is ruitiDg
we'll for tho sz, cf tue stalk. This has b.en
the hottest aud drSest weather since 1889,