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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-13
Killed, hat Not By the Common Enemy

SAN Francisco, November IA Boise
City dispatch says that Captain Collins,
company A, Twenty.frst infantry, sta.
toned at Fort Boise, was killed Yesterday
afternoon, the horses Of The post ambI.
lance, in which he was riding, running
away and smashing the vehicle.
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'Reased un.

CooPERsrowS, November l2,-Buell
who Is to be hanged Friday for the Muir.
der Of Catharine Richards, confessed his
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-13

The marks last evening indicated
twenty'seyen inches and stationary.

CtSclSSArI, November l2.-Riyer Q feet
10 inches. There Is prospect OF a slow
PITrsBuRoH, November l2.-Riyer . fee,
II inches and rising slowly. Weather
cloudy and mild. Should The present
weather continue It Is expected that there
will be water for small shipments Of coal
tomorrow or Friday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-13

The Mayor welcomed him as one Of the
most renowned Of American citizens,
whose journey round the world had been
watched with feelings Of qualification
Ans,P 9s se Was @p pSsd Isas bs o.
vices Of the General during the war, to
his generosity toward General Lee and To
his elevation to the Presidency. he said;
SR: You have served your country
nobly and the country has honored you
grAndly, Like the immortal Washington
you rose from the lower walks Of life
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-06-10
A CARD. .

l. have recently been informed that a
report is circulating, that I chafgcd
Mr.. John Mo6ley Oatcly dcccascd)
ten per cent1n, commissions for max
ing investments andcollccting the same
and dividends thereon.
AS I have never made such charges
against any client, / deem it due to
myself to. state that + never charged
lIr. Modley ono cent for such services
can substantiato my denial by
proofs, and to show my good faith,
| hereby Pledge mysclfto pay the estate
of Moblcy taoo dollars for every one
dollar which can bo shown to have been
chargcdby INC on investments, or collcc-
tions thereon. I charged for collection
Of dcbts SUCH commissions as Mr.. Mob
Icy Scontracted to pay, or. subsequently
approved. Z @ E
Ny Investments for himIwcre large
and always proved advantageous and
to his satisfaction and my collection OF
debts was also Of large sum. The
following arc the amounts 2~
Debts collected. .......... s24,os9. 81
Investments, 80. $30,6S371
Interest collected on invest f
mcnts., s.,.............. s 5,319.31
Ialso paid cash to, or for, him $1S, ,623. sc
My plcdgc consequently involves the
payment by me to tho estate Of
81 10000, ifthe report be true.
l avail myselfof this as tho only eff.
cicnt method Of fully meeting tho re.
port wherever it may prevail. q
Wimsbofo, So, 9th Jlmc, 1870.
James II. Rio,,, Attorncy.
juno 10-t1x1
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-06-10
COMM UNLCiTION,

,1feSs,s. E'ditOrs: The devotion TO
principle and love of party inpcls your
humble servant to protest against the
wrongs inflicted upon the people. l
hope that in SO doing 1t may not be
considered a trespass upon the readers
Of your, columns. AS Il rcvicw of
! Democratic rule, with tho advent Of
white supremacy and an honest govern
mcnt, what has been tho result? Tho
ccntralization ofpowcr in tho hands Of a
few, who have perverted their official
position to advance tho personal inter-
ests Of individuals, regardless Of the
ipopularWill. Can it be that tho en-
| thusiastio demonstrations that charac-
tcriZcd tho contest of'7G, when patriots
yicdlwith Cacll othor in their struggle
Tor freedom, ever conceived that their
efforts if Successful would be to place IN
| power individuals against their Will?
| claim the power Of the people to
| create and vacatc Offices, and although
tho recent Act of the Legislature may
give our Representatives some color
of authority to recommend for appoint-
incnt, they lave certainly departed
rom Democratic principles, and
unless corrected will prove prciu-
dicial to tho party's welfare.
! With the active camvassing by
| iimumCrablc candidates The rank and
| file expected, and were prepared for, Il
| primary election. Well do we know
that nothing less than the verdict Of
the people will be acceptable. The
| wishes the Of masses should not be ig-
norcd. Nor are we unmindful Of the
fact chat with the inliammablc material
tina, can be utilized, the party may be
crushed. Although entertaining the
! the highest regard for the individuals
in question, occupy the position that
rs public servants, whose business
| transactions and associations arc di-
rcctly with the people, their wishes are
entitled to some consideration, With
the difficulties in the contest in IT il
was asserted that the convention sys-
ten did not sufficiently express ihc
sentiments of the people. Wo thpn
adopted the primaries, in order that
the popular voice might not be sup
pressed. q have heard it asserted
that tho people arc not competent Judges
ofthc qualifications Of her scrvants)
especially when not selected from ring
that propose to monopolizc for them
selves and friends the official loaycs
and fishes. Tic party's welfare should
be paramount topcrs oaal interests. We
arc aware that, fittings arc not moving
right, and yet many are fearful Of cx-
pressing an opinion, having aspirations
for offico;in the no distant future. II is
our dutyto sec that tho Republic, as
IL were, suffers no dctrimcnt at our
hands. JNo. w. .LYLEs.
Strothcr, S. c., June 8, 1879. ...
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-06-10

A New STORy.-Thc NrwS and
Courier Of Monday announces that
the weekly issue Of the News will conf
mcncc, on the 25th Of June, tic publi-
cation Of Il serial story written for that
paper by Mrs. Clara Dargan Mclean, Of
Norkvilc. The story is entitled Ihc
Bloom q the I'e0ch, and is founded on
incidents connected with the late war
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-06-10

For colds, coughs, Bronchitis and all
affections Of The lungs, take Ayers
Cherry Pectoral.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-06-10
PAN4NHH HI,1vTds HEOHJSR1.
UNDER THE WINNSBORO HOTEL
IIABENICHTs OLD STAND.

WOULD inform my friends md the
l. public in general that Will be
found ut tho above stand at all seasonablo
hours ready to wait on them. With IN
experience of thirty odd yeas in the
business, guarantee to soryo all kinds
of drinks in q manner that will suit the
tasto Of every ono.
D. MINT JULEPS A SPECIALITY.
Achoice stock Of Wines, Liquors and
Cigars always on hand. Give me call.
]. CLENDINING.
iuno 7-3moa
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-06-10

TIE County BOARD OF EQUAIIZA-
TIoN.-Tho gentlemen from The differ
cnt townships constituting This board
met in Wimsbor0 last week and cf-
1cctcd an organization by the selection
Of Mr.. G. IL. NIcAIastcr as chairman.
No. 6 is the only township Chat has not
yet organized. The board will soon
get to work.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-06-10
DRIC-I-BRliC.

II. Chandler is not q revolutionist.
lic sticks TO ono brand. .-Atlanta Con-
StitutiOn.
Six colored women aro packing
down tho sawdust with elephantine
tread in q six days Walking match in
New York.
,"Brignoli holds his own" says an
exchange. Ills capacity being about
TWO quarts, this is really doing very
well indeed. - Ba8alo E,rpress. '
-'tWhat! RcfusoEt6 lehd "a Epaltiy
X to mc--yOur other sclf?" "rhats
why. You'd never return the mor,ey.
Iiknow myself two well.n | s1 ys,s q
Thcro passed over the Lake Shore
and Michigan Southern last laonthan
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-06-10
THE FRIEND OK ALI.f
HOLL0WAY'S PILLS!!

Il had no appetite;, Hollowy's Pills
ve mo hearty ono"
"Your Pills are murvolous"
II send foranothcr box, and keep them
"pr Holloway has curod my headache
| that was chronic.
IL gave one Of your Pills to nv bnba
for chalora morbua. Tho dear little
thing got we'll ina day"
ourcd." '...
"Your box of Holloway's Oinim mt
cured me of noises IN tho head. I
rubbed some O. your Ointment behind
the ears. and the noise hos left" ..
''Scnd me two boxes; 1 want ono for q
poor family"
- cpclosp dollar; your price is 25
dollar" - -
''Scnd mo five boxes Of your Pills"
Let mo have three boxes Of your
Pills by return mail, for ohills and
| fcvor."
l have ovor 200 such testimonials as
these, but want of space oompels me to
conclude.
FoR CUTANEous D1soRDEns,
And oil oruptions of tho skin. this O;nt,
ment is most invaluable. 1t does not
neal externally alone, but penetrates
with the most searching effects to tho
very root of OWL,
HOLLOVIY'S OINTMENT.
Possessed of this remedy, every man
may DO own doctor. 1t may be rubbed
into the system, so ns to roach any in
tern"i complaint; by these means, cures
sores or ulcers in the thront stomach,
ilyor spine or other parts. It is IN in.
i"lllble remedy for bad legs, bad breasta,
contracted or stiff joints, gout, rheuma-
tism. and MI skin Diseases
lMroRTANr CAUTIoN.-None arc genuine un-
| iess Inc signature OF J. HAYnQCK. as agent for
| Tue Vni!cd states surrounds each box of Pills
sna ointment. Boxes at 2S cent?, G3 centa, ana
~ There is considerable saving by taking
| 'i'' larger sizes. HOLLOWAY & CO.,
| ,o,, New York.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-06-10
fore incur any expense in opening an
Office in moro central part Of tho
town. Very respectfully,

fore incur any expense in opening an
Office in a more central part Of tho
town. Very respectfully,
.. ...., j. A. BnENNEE.
In regard TO this we have merely
to say that the net receipts turned over
TO tho telegraph company for the month
Of May reached one hundred and seven
dollars. During the past year, we are
informed, the net receipts have aver
aged about Il hundred dollars a month.
The telegraph company formerly gave
their operator forty dollars u month,
or whatever tho receipts were, if
amounting to less than forty dollars
per month. An Office could easily be
obtained for 1iye or ten dollars month,
making the total expenses not greater
than ilfty dollars Il month, much less
than the receipts. Mr.. Brcnncr's rca-
son is therefore not regarded hero as 1,
valid one,
The people wish to know whether
all tho trouble about the Office docs not
arise, out Ola disgracoful squabblc be-
tween the authorities Of the railroad
and the telegraph, Company over the
dismissal OF all operator; and whctll-
cra whole community is TO be mashed
between these soulless corporations.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-06-10
TOWN ORDINANCE.
june 7-3nos

y e it enacted and ordained by the
- Intendant and Wardens Of the
town of Winnsboro, s. c.. in Council met
That, for tho purpose of raising sup.
plies for the year commencing April /,
1879, and ending april /, 1880, q tax for
tho sums and in tic manner hereinafter
mentioned shall 10 raised and paid into
tho treasury of tho said town, for tho use
and service thereof, thnt is to say: two
and ono-haif mills al ra'ore'n upon every
dollar of tho value of all the real md por-
sonal property within tho corporate limits
of tho town of Winnsboro; two dollars to
ho paid by every malo inhabitant between
tho ages Of sixteen and tifty-fivo years, in
lieu Of working upon tho streets of said
town; and thrco per cont. upon tho
amount Of sales atauction.
2. All taxes assessed and payable un-
der this shall bo paid in tho following
kinds Of funds and no other: Gold and
silver coin, United States currency and
national bank notes.
3. All taxes assessed horcin shall be
duo and payable between the 1st day of
October and tho 30th day of November.
1870, inclusive, and all tnxos remaining
duoan unpaid OF, Tho lst day Of Decom.
Dor, 1870, shall be- COLLECTED by distress
or otherwise, asE now eprescribed by law,
together with MI legal costs.
4. All persons owning property in the
corporate limits Of tho said town OF
Winnsboro are required, bctweon tho 18th
day Of Juno and tho 1st day of August
1870, inclusive, to mako sworn return oi
said property for taxation to tho town
olerk, and the said town clerk is horeb,
required, whom property fail OF
refuse to mako said sworn roturn. tc
add fifty per oentum to tho roturn of the
previous municipal year. @
Dono in Council. this thirty-first da,
of May, A. d. 1870, undcr the corpornt,
seal of the said Town Council.
(SEAL.) JAS. A. BRICE,
Attest: Intendarlt.
r.. 8. CHANDLER,
ssH nlork sf.. ss.f ,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-06-10
TOWN. AND COUNTY
TUESDAY MORNJNG, JnIo 10, 1879

TERMS or TIE NEWS AND HERALD
~e-Tri-wccklv edition, four dollars pc,
0nNua, in advance; weekly edition,
two dollars and fifty cents pcrdnDnnt,
In advance. Liberal discount to clubs
OF five and upwards.
RATES OF ADV vmHrlsING.rsrO dollar
per inch for the first insertion, ond
fifty cents per inch for each subsc0 ,cnt
Insertion. These rates apply to AL adj
vcrtiSrmcnts, Of whatever natu &c, and
are payable strictly in advance. Con
tracts for three, SIX or twelve months
made on very liberal terms. Train
sont local notices, fifteen cents per
limo for tho first Insertion aud seven
and onc-half cents per line for each
subsequent insertion. Obituaries and
tributes Of respect charged as advcr-
tiscmcnts. Simple announcements OF
marriages and deaths published free OF
charge, and solicited. a
All communications. Of whatsoever
nature, should be addressed to the
Winnsboro Publishing Company,
Winnsboro, s. g. G.
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nRBSS' :::G00DS'!!!
DRESS GOODS ..- -
= .~ DRESS. GOODS!

WE would respectfully invite an
w inspection Of our Stock of
Dress Goods by tho ladies' of Winns-
boro and vicinity. Our stock con-
sists of Iron-frame' Grenadines, All
Wool Buntings, Lacc Bunting,
Dcntellcs, Beige, Linen. Lawn,
Pacific Lawn, Corded Jaconiots,
Corded Piqucs, Suitings, &C.. &c.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-06-10

Mr.. George Simpson, living near
Simpsons Turn Out, has been strangely
affected. For two weeks lie has been
utterly unable to retain any food on
his stomach, and in consequence is
gradually wasting away. The physi-
clans think that a tllmor may havo
closed an intestine.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-06-10
A BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT

Of Brown Linen Dress Goods, with
Lacos for Trimming. Our Stock in
all other lines is full and complete.
a now lot of White and Colored
Trimmings: just opened. Second
lot of Cassinores from Charlo :
vile mills opened few. days sinco.
a. lot Of Fans, Parusols and Mosqui-
to Netting just in.
McMASTER & BRICE.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-06-10

ulOR q good drink-Lemonade,
7 Mint Julop, or any other de-
lightful / Spring. Beverage, call at
MORNING STAR SALOON,
Rear Of T0wnH Hall.
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HOTEL ARRIy AIS.

ST. CHNKtFS Hortl. pr o u llgn Phelps
an ni.r. BsItim"ro:N AZ Ga"snty,. ". l -,
Lalty F.,u svtlln, 4 " = !ud tlrat ;ill Y N.ok-
klle. Cturinaot. YIN Il Bct~.-uaaa3 VITO. Ton
ssaa rad-h Jact.,t mps wifi Mater p
In ID ~ Ntlat. e.tY:J NJ MeGilf T"n.A4 tar
u Na.r4n,t. i,fl.i",r I.nt: VIM W.. Whn,-
Rwenear \ i Wi kea. y Mary |. 4 Mmg'r
mud vito. Hannibal: L L Dana. Now 2rk:
lii, \. baton Kang, III MrNan. Ill: d,orrr.
Ir III, shurE Cones + stanton I'LL }1Wnt eoa4,
Chns "ss"na, ,lr. lafau.ehn.
cry HoTEI, I'm MeFlroyy and wife. ny
in Hamilton. avon sara, L ~, anos
Knlar. In: NJ ! Carroll. Augusta Ha; va T.
Wundrr Ia. ~ Krtit amt wt" y n.iuras \
oul4: G NJ lnhurlu. Mobile: W fNars, NV
York S,m " Carother. J hns"n. c y kennta-
son, y numHHy Nah Mrc"noh X \ Nm
Miss Williams. Point Pleasant: J VI Snmt'1 IA.
i, Louis ca Il Grn~nn Na'chez v l'aIlat,
'tdtnhu'g. Scotland + stone EnRlah, : YIN W..
apalls l. j Martin. Durant. Mis-; y q lssby
sails. Miss; WATSON Patterson. Etwar..ie. Mss
W1J > GII@ 1I 1TEi 3a, Nq Hnnar. yH+ AZ
lanta; J Hamilton. M"mIhts: II I, t2edi y
Il 9 Armstrong 'eniRvi l"; i II Won, 90 chy
Roht Long. lehn lemon l'sion Wm I,I n.y., n
Gutter nua wife. Julius Cohen. Mr. Y hon. S4l-
IL Cohen. Mamie Cohen. Fr4nk reTpln hl,n
Emanuel. J"ssi" Brupnnm FAnhla l'hN5dS.n
Maggie Jones' May Bargen. Emma MnGcrhan4.
Dolly Shnarnr Ins ! Gammon. Hat'i" DHyt-
Fnnnia Rrlga n " Emanuel J iisk"r. Y car
dinnn, G Miller y FeN. Hurry Davis John Ra-
vey c W kidi"r. y StnwHn. l. Murl"ck. John
Hollywood. Mio-'s luuNile opora C"mpanY
Y Il Huston. W.. " 7nt: Mr. Row AMI daughter
Texas. -
CASSIDY'S HOTEL Martin II Berry. Terrn,-
horne: II Warren, Memghis; Jno J Mghrath
II r smith. Mobile; q Btul ke. J Z v hite. NeH
ORLEANS Gha4 Rntchen Kad Wing, Mum; i 'w
i Tatry q A Rellwin. Canton aIi44 sam Nor.
VI lTrt.nhart NJ olson: VI q Grant, Miss, Tho
O'Ah0v, La: Roht Chapman Jr, y snhllsonXxtllr,
WANERIY HOTEt.-W l. Biads"ng, j
W0ot-nn East. A Cawnlt Inni4innn; N Go#roy
citv: Il Elliot A L Elliot Cau4dn; 7 Chapman
Ontario: T Hanak 0mahn: A bran"a am,
milv MtssisSippi: ] A Jones'. kentucky; }
king-ton. st Louis; A n Plunketf AMI vito
Georgia
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Fonr EApR Dnn Az q i. NJ Bntonn"r ado
Al ivnd At q 10 laA eveuinR, EfiAN Hteam
phtp Texas. Lawrence mHstor. from Liverpool.
To Silnt Wnaks 4 Co.
At - lrat np,ning British steamship Ey-
nlarnr. MilliamHan M tahsr, fraM HHnltnEn. TN
hAIlnpt tn ItnGt4 u Moore 4 Ga
Watson muster. from Gliyoston To L. 4 a. Far-
weed.
~ la:l' m to-day American steamship
ChHa w. Ln,d, cotton mnstNr. from Nnrn Cru%.
II T. A YsrKr 4 o.
Al h;l0p m 10 day British st"amship Ab lei.
JnnnA mHstaf. from Liverpool via Mrxts IN
ports, to IT, J. FoIstnllB sons
At4arNan a5h totsot Nnntn 0tett, N5h rK nn4-
tar ~ days ftom N lila. 4 trK frat. NJ =. q of
4 Hrpa.
American ship Southern Chinf HiRe ina fne4-
tor. al days from Mars"tlCs. in baliaat. to
mnsiHr
Amorir,n ship John Patton. iIlll NJ '4fer, Az
~ from BnfnoH tyrNs III belfast w must
American shir Tis5e Moses GeN mnasnr. ~
Java from Bordeaux. In ballast. 10 Lowell y
ttai cY,
sw,.di Il bark sidney Krn"m"r maatnr. q days
from Rio d. jNnnir0. with r"il'n. t1 crown i ~
y a..
spanieh brig rih allo l'oip III ,et"r IS la4 a
from Cora. BraH'l, small cargo i roIl'". /"
mn4tfr.
sailed: Rtoamahipa New York. FIR Now YerL .
llnnnovwr fnr Ersmen. FsrnIny tAr llANrnt
Sylin AntnniO AMI FAanrtco. fer Liverpool:
bark Ttmour. for Liverpool: brig Ctrrt" Bor-
thu for Boston: schoourrs May FN"lE. t"r
UHln and jennie Wood for iuataI
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LE v kRRU0L.
HARRISON Lane.

1897 The staamahtu
EXPLORER,
Williamson commander
will sail on or about December IT. 1879, from
her wharf. foot vi M6ntegut street.
Will receive cotton ana sign through bills o
iading for tie Continent between Havre and
CronstRdt.
These gte8La2hjps. BENG Of light draft. will
cross the bar OF The Miseisstpni at All tines
without detention.
Eor freight apply 10
LUCAS e. MOORE
de2O II 1876 araviar Efr-. M stairs.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-23
RK EN EN-.

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW OBJ
LEANS, VIA HAVRE. SOTTHAMP-
TON AND HAVANA.
AfE@xa The Steamship Of the North Ger.
sSazAs4zR8E man Lloyd will resume their Regular
Trips, as follows:
From Bremen. From ~ Orleans
Hanover. ....... November 10 About Dec a..
These steamers touch outward al Havre' and
Havana and on their home trip at Havana and
Southampton.
PRICES OF PASSAGE:
From Bremen. Southam pton or Havre 10 Hav-
ana or New Orleans-Cabin $3.50; Storage. $50.
From New Orleans 20 Southarn pton, Havre or
Bremen-Cabin. 1856: 1teeraRe. t45.
From New Crlsans to Rayana-Cabin. s5s:
Storage, S1b.
Children under ten years. half price: chill
dren under one year. free.
N. B. Our agent for Texas. Messrs. KauE-
man Runge. In Galveston, Is authorized to
issue Storage passage orders at the following
through rates:
Frau Bremen to Galveston. $4z
Prom Bremen to Tndianola. s45 &c.
The company reserves the right TO changethe
route of the steamers, their advertised days OF
departure and the prices Of passage.
Passage tickets from Bremen, Southampton
or HavTe 20 New Orleans issued hv the UNDER
signed.
For further particulars apply to
ED. 2. STOCEMEYFR Il CO.. Agents
aust " a. Union street
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ceive about $1,000 from tho Merchants Exchange

ralVe about $1,000 from tho Merchants Exchange
MEMPHIS Doc ~ The Robert Mitchell with
eoo tons. rhme ~ thia afternoon. stopping 10
elenn hoi!'te and - add 300 hales cotton ah"
gaea on latatn- night. Tho Katie T. Kountz is
leading ZOO hnl"s cotton fer Evansville nnd
,"l%eA tn morrow. tn Hourly Funk InvnH
ION and "hor atuT sh" would t4lto NOR" but
for tho trouble with the orNw. Sim gota 900
halos cotton II H"Nna and haa proepeole l,r Il
TUT titp "a tho way.
Especial III ths nnmacrAf
GAtRo Doc. "a rho Il II Hi,ftnynr arrived
thit venting, we'll Atien for Now OIL ans Thn
oiecttiP lieh ifow hundreds Of peppin to tho
Whotf. hhn r5Rra nhan' O'Clock. 'Fna Mitch
"il SUD Fdofadn, fully lni"n. rasaad up llat
might. IN John Means arrived from WIN
a"nfh. Tho lserihA Leo ia sod town thi4 morn
NoHRor ner ~ Wonthorwn md mining.
Tho ftv"f II inches daiiuH tho past "a hours.
faaanl down: Corona III h. nj,
ny Teographl
G1Nc'NNtTt Doc p. Tho river Is II feet
'h r,.,,,,. "a rIa H. Wea,nnr coar
inrl.s ma risng. Manflnr cloud
EVANSVILLE Dnr ~ Thn rivnr II IA / ID faot
mud ding, Wonthor elonr Arrived Guiding
Star from NnW Dtnnua.
GA1Eo Dec Y. The river II % foot innhea
nna f1tl,nK ,Nnalhnr nl2ndv, A,r'vn,i Ct
r Nl,, nIm MIen1 "ad I'.hnt MI"h! fran
Departed Ehorad" and Mitchell for Gin
einuHtf
lauiayitttiF, Doc. a. Tho river II p foot In tho
"hhna aul rAirg. Wnathnr cloudy, Dap r,nl
Chnrlca Morgan for NoW Orleans Ihn Nnlin
Speer qua t'W lHav" to.nlgrl for Nav Orleans
VT. Louis. Doc. 20. Tho river Is II io"t
iaGhaa n u billing
MFNHrA Bpe a. Tho rivor foil I nehoe
n@p rt"d@ Thomas Means nua harEM fnr hn
OHIO riyt.r. John u MAnlo fpr Gntrp. .ioa kii,
n"F for VtctahnrE. E"ll"of shreveport tor New
Brluaua. Raining
YIrEauuua Dor. u Tho wen her ~ cloudy
mud warm. fhnrmomntnr ~ ran tiynr fHa
rHan tw,lvn InahuA IT. Gnlion liul" 1T u.
~. Ehou'"au ~ w SUNDAY morning Down
John Wnpds mud tow ~ u. IN. fh" steamer
i. Al. White will upt arriyo hointn 10 morrow
TIM FArEuud lenNoa during 10 might
BATON unueE D0e "a ~ Capt. N kaniaan
fHa it.k Sutiav"r win nrftv" ~ ~ y, ~. Hni
lonyH Tuesday for Ornlnpa ".
j. H. IAWLEsS. Master
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10 w En- COAST.
WHERE TO LOOK
FOR THE BEST FURNITURE,

II N. sIEBRECHT, No. 49 Roy ii street. has
II. Just returned from the North with one Of
the most complete selections Of artistic furni-
ture, ornaments, etc. Call and examine the
line, Raw Silks, Embroideries, BobbiIe. and
Nottingham Lace Curtains. and the newest
styles In Paper Hangings. all stSthe most rea-
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- = IN lheesasA=@ weston TIN iron Fgenynor
E.G. HaHRFs
I'LL sail from Morgan City on
- t4~. FOR conruR CHRISTI

~ FFw. FOR CORPUS CHRISTI
tr'IRhrs received for nh9ye point reshpuod
- ludiahoiA 10y a@hnonnra and through bills OF
ladinE signed.
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t.uyi ~ tiaI and eSp0nac of couaIguena
Freight Tor MI Tho Hhova points reeeivHd NJ
h" ti,p5t OF rgnnH toulaIona aud Tox =
EHtl'oH3, foot Of Lafayette Rtre,t. daily until
u ~.
T@K"ta and rtatarnoma sNeur"i unil b. ~.
~ ugnnte' "lfIc". or NJ lH0 Torry landing on
morning of DEPARTURES.
Through tlrkefa Will beIEsu0G from th!a office
r. ia" prin"ipnl points on tho Houston Toxin
Central ktiiroud. ~ the international ana
tirnat Northern Railroad. Toxas and Pacific
!ttroad.
9. A. WHITNEY 4 Co. Managers.
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