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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-08-12

CRAZY MAN ARREsTED.-Deputy Sheriff
Powers yesterday afternoon arrested Timothy
Corpy, on well founded suspicion of his
being insane When arrested he was sitting
in front Of the Mint building, having set afire
to bundle of his own blankets which he held
up in his hands, enjoying the sight in very
childlike manner Corpy is the same indi-
vidual was up before Judge Cary yesterday
morning He will be examined as to his
sanity, and if found insane will be sent to
Woodbridge
IT IS stated that it will be impossible to get
jury in the Pritchard murder case in Storey
County. The feeling is very strong against
him there, and it is more than likely that
he will have to be tried here, soon
as he is indicted by the Storey County Grand
Jury.
Mr.. r. H. WRIGHT, Deputy State Treas
urer, leaves here tomorrow to join party of
gentlemen at Reno, who will 60 on a hunt for
deer and grouse in Grizzly Valley. Mr..
Wright will be absent for a week or more.
APPoINrMENTs.-Hi Excellency Cove rnor
Kinkead has appointed the following comm is
sioners of deeds 70 this State W. b. Smith,
to reside at Omaha, Nebraska, and r. Fred
Brooks, to reside at Mammoth City, Cal
THE perpendicular shaft of the Yellow
Jacket mine, at Gold Hill, is / 400 feet lower
than Carson City, giving it depth of over
one half mile.
DISTRICT Court. This Court will meet at
10 o'clock this morning. Judge Sewell will
preside during the day, and Judge King in
the evening
THE stock market is shade better THAI it
was on Saturday The rise in the north end
stocks last week, was caused by the "shorts"
filling.
A MARsroN, of the Opera Saloon, will
send his twin chickens to Woodward's Gar
dens, San Francisco.
PROFESSOR DAVIDSON, of the U. S. Coast
Survey, is in the city and stopping at the
Ormsby House.
r. FRED Brooks is going to close out his
business here and go to Mammoth City to
live.
J. NJ HETRIcH of the Mint, came up from
San Francisco on Sunday morning.
DURING this month we will have two full
moons. 't
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LAND PATENTS.

The following patents were issued at the
State Surveyor Generals Office yesterday:
John F. McChain-West half of northeast
quarter, section 81, township Is north, range
10; northwest quarter - section 81, town
ship 10 north, range 10. 23S 20-1OO acres.
Donald R. Cameron-Northeastq quarter of
southeast quarter section 10, township Is
north, range 10. 40 acres.
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Governor and Commander in Chief.

From latter advces it is learned that Gen
eral Sabin the Commander of the Second
Brigade, is at San Francisco, and will not be
at Eureka until tomorrow. In his absence
Major Buttlar, his Adjutant General, has
taken Command of the troops there, and will
at once place them in active service
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APOLOGETIC.

Owing to the detection of one of our COM
positors, and an unprecedented rush of job
work, We regret to say that a number of things
tisement of the exhibition of the two headed
woman, which will take place on the 18th
and 10Th of August at the Opera House. We
regret the omission, but in our crowded state
it has been inevitable.
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Admission TO Park Sundays Is Cents
jei2-u
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MECHANICS, ATTENTION!
MECHANICS UNION PROCLAy ALTON:

At a meeting of the MECHANICS UNION OF Storey
County, held 7Vrgnia City on Saturday evening July
10, 1879, the following resolutions adopted
Res0loed, That locomotive engineers and all other
chancS eligible mbership in the Mechanics Union
of Storey County engaged in running locomotives
any other mechanical work. the Virginia and Truckee
Railroad coming within the boundaries of Storey County,
be and hereby requested themselves with
the Mechanics Union of either Storey Lyon O1nsby
County before the first day of August, 1879.
ResO{Ced That from and after said date of August l,
1879 locomotive engineer other mechanic will be
permitted to ply his vocation within the boundaries of said
storey County, unless he exhibit his card of member
ship issued him by of the Mechanics Unions above
mentioned.
BY order of the Union.
A. F. MACKAY President.
THEO. II. WOoDwoRTII Secretary. jy2G I'd
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CRY TRUsTEEs.-The monthly meeting of
the Board of City Trustees was to have been
held o-day, but is postponed until to- morrow
evening, owing to the absence of Messrs. d.
A. Bender and j. M. Benton, and the illness
of Mr.. Cole Atherton.
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HUNT FOR A SHAVE.

can English gentleman shaves himself
every marnin, sir, said an Irish clergyman
| once to US He had filled pulpit at New
castle upon Tyne for a few months, and
thereafter Enghshman; Ireland was too
small for him. Now, we don't shave every
marnin'," but we 90 shave sometimes, and
only because, as Silas Steele says 90 The ladies
all do cut us short when they find our boards
grow long" With barber-ous intent we sal
lied out on Sunday morning, and at the first
striped pole we hated-why are striped poles
used as BARRIERS signs We have studied the
so long that those stripes multiplied to an I'M
limited number, and there We're fifty barber
poles before some proving conservator of
the public peace persuaded us that it was
time to move, where there was only one, when
we sat down. If we had not been interrupted
on that occasion, have always felt sure
that the question would have been solved, |
then and there. However, as we said, We
tried to get shaved, and at that first sign we
entered. There were several men i'll the
cluded to wait with the rest One man got |
polished of. paid his two bits, and we looked |
for the nice young professor Of the tonsoriai
art, who We presume belongs to boat
club, his hair is SO carefully parted in the
middle, to say next )" but he never said it
not he. Dunning a fashionable coat he
walked our, with his nose elevated at about
the angle Of Mount !;s.yi,!Sun and the row Of
sitters were lett to wa.:. Ne duu5 the next
tonsorlal artist In the Of chairs did the
same thing in turn, hut we didn't wait
to see it We donned our tor. and sailed for
. another dutchman, and got iii INST III time
to see number one put on his duster and dust,
leaving half dozen men sitting ard waiting
for shave. ed wond pc nnnid, SAID
the boss, as We turned to the door but as
hungry shavers we concluded not to wait in |
hat sort of atmosphere, and went for the
lext fellow. Good heavens there was one
nan at work on a rancher with beard like !
he "pard, and there were three empty chairs t
the hands had gone to breakfast and would 1,
De Oack IN a minute no DafOer ever asks Y
-ou to wait longer than a minute. Disguised b
nd tired, we struck for the last man on the il
lne-we wish we could give his name but \
e is the handsomest barber in town. and a
eeps across from the Opera House, and We al
cit, after undergoing the ordeal of the razor,
nd the scientific manipulation of our Uranium
y that man that We owed those other fellows
vote of thanks Our conclusion was, that G.
ither there has been a sudden rise in stocks OIL
ED by our BARRIERS, or the Caledonia picnic
He'd their sacks, or they are all rich. They
Il have nice shops, dress nicely and no DOUBT
re well fixed, for they are the most indie
ependent sort of fellows we have ever met,
I'D we have travelled as far as Eureka
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MEETING OF THE GRAND LODGE OF
K. OF p.

The Grand Lodge of the Order of knights
of Pythias for Nevada convened in the lodge
room of Damon No. at IL o'clock A. d.
yesterday. In the unavoidable absence of
both the Grand and Vice Chancellors, the
Senior past Grand Chancellor present, Mr.. G.
E. Laughton, was called upon to preside
Brother Morrison was appointed Grand Vice
Chancellor pro tenn. and Brother George
fluffy, Grand Prelate pro tenn
The Grand Lodge was then opened in due
form. The Committee on Credentials re-
ported the following entitled to seats in the
Grand Lodge
Nevada No. w P. Bowden, H. G.
Heinrich, l.. Morris, P Guiguini, T. r.
Bingham, r. Howard
Damon No. 2-Geo. fluffy, j A. johnson,
F. Boskowitz, p B. Ellis, E. j. Parkinson,
G. A. Fredericks
Mystic No. 81. H. Morrison, c. Black,
VIM Blacksill, T. NJ Trombath
Carson No 4-E. Mara, J. Doane, J. Hunt,
J. P. Meder, A. Leport, G. E. Laughton.
Lincoln No. 6-J. j. Cooper, A. B. Stod-
dald, II. D. Grass, J. D. King M. p Cham
beIlain, NJ. Holmes
Amity No. 81. Chamberlain, l. F.
Myers, c. W. Jones, j. NJ. Flanagan, John
s. ellison.
Toiabe No. ga. E. Shannon.
Several Past Chancellors were invested
with the Grand Lodge degree
At ~ NJ on motion of Representative E.
j. Parkinson, the Grand Lodge adjourned
until P. NJ
Grand Lodge called to order at l 10 by G. |
V. G. pro tenn, G. II. Morrison.
Minutes of last days session of 1873 read,
and On motion referred to special committee
of three.
Report and resignation of G. c., w. H.
Davenport read and accepted
Reports of G. K of r. l. S. Mnlcahy and
G. NJ of E., Leport, read and referred to
committee of three on distribution.
Miscellaneous business in relation to change
If laws referred to appropriate committee. On
notion of Representative Leport, adjourned
% meet this morning at 10 o'clock
BULLION.-The southern stage brought in
our bars of bullion from Belleville yesterday,
consigned to Wells, Fargo d Co.
Mr.. WILLIAM DRENNAN,a gentleman we'll
;nown here, is an independent candidate for
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SETTLE SETTLE ,

All those indebted to Frank BosHOwtz Of the One Price
Clothing Store requested to settle upteir accounts
or before the 1st OF August, 1878 jes-lm
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT TUESDAY MARCH - 1870

poiscn the nfnffyof the negroes should be deal
with severely II thsY can be- overtaken:
BT. Louis. March IL. 1872
Capt. v. @. Carroll. Superintendent Elevator.
AID negro emigrants coming here Will b.
Guaranteed. JOHN A. bCUDDBB.
Especial to the Democrstl
BIT Louis, March 1.-THE river has risen 0
Inches since Satsrday: II fset & 10 inches on
ne gauge. The. wind is northwest. Arrivals
since Saturday: City Of Alton and John Dippold
and targes from New Orleans Grand Tower
from Vtcksburg. ste. &c peyisye from Cairo.
Alice from Pittpt1rg. Matte Belle from Port
land. Calhoun from Naples. IT, q, Yeager with
~ IA. Hucker I'm tow from New Orleans, Annie
from keoknk. and Joe Kinney from Now Or
leans. Departed: Ste Genevieye FOR Cairo,
Grand Tower for Vlekshurg Annie Tor keokuk,
Calhoun for Naples. and Matte Belle for Port
land. The latter was loaded to her full capacity
on leaving this evening. The Alton i loadlng,
and will leave to morrow evening. W. D.. A.
MEMPHIS. March 1.-THE Noble Moore, down
Sunday added two thousands sacks Of oil meal
GhHs Morgan down to-day. had fifteen hun.
died tons and eighty cabin passengers. The
Mcdonald Centennial and Commonwealth
passed ~ day, light. 1t is cold. There was
spit Of snow this mpTRing. The river is ris-
ing. BUSINESS Ia active. O. Y. NJ
EBy Telegraph
VrcKspuRe. March ts.-To G. q. Wayne, w
arayrr stree: The steamer Thos. Sherlock
will DO down Tuesday evening.
80 LEW RATES.
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FROM THE PASSES.

PoRr EApa. March II. 6 o, m Barometer 20 A.
Wind northeast. light. Weather cloudy, haHy
and cold
Arrived French bark NJ Genevieve Denu-
rant master. 70 days from Bordeaux. to I2as-
sstti n Siuuea
American bark Harriet +. Hussey Darrah
master. ~ days from Liverpool with ralt Ia
order February n, in latitude "a deg. ~ Eain.
German bark Q. q. y. n. bound to New York
February ~, latitude 20 deg. u min. north.
longitude ~ deg. &c min. west. British bark
drnssan: March .. latitude q deg 10 min.
north. longitude n deg 70 min. west schooner
Waldemon: same time. schooner Edwin =
TO Cardenas.
Sailed: Ships Minnie r. Gerow for Liver
pool. VIM TapseDtt and Marcia Green leaf for
Heyel.
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Imports

lARSEILLES VIA CADIZ- Per steamship
Gialoupe- From Marseiles 81 . syrup to order
casks vine Queyrouze a. Bots From Cadiz /
cswine l. Delgado e. o. anga-y4 ia wine Ilornio
b1-t7 bbls olives pkgs olives d. pkgs oorks to 1.
Cd
RI CORTEZ AND UTILLA Per snhr John
.A'cd-ibO0 coooanuts $40 bunehc, bananas 10 600
phins leg of mahogany TOD Mscheca
NPAN-Per schr Geo Peabof y l73 cedar logs
toptis-- do IL pcs iuatic j Dt,uetro
NANA-Per steamship Ch.se-3700 cigars to
a nmmes-4O do 5 Hernshem Bro-5O0O to
MsS Miranda 800 K0en &co-5000 y Plasean
Go
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gTRAMBOATN.

Jhon II Hanna, Blanks. from Ouaohitts City
Kobt Lee. Campbell from Viohsburp
Fanohon, Broad from Washington
Camela. Hanover. from Covngton-Nsw Basin
Isabel OPry, from Lower Coast
Gate City, Wise. from Bayou Bartholomew
Gold Dust, MoCord. from st Louis
say, Brown, from Bavou Sara
Yazoo. Crawford from Washington
Henry Tete, AuooiH. from Bayou Laiourohe
Belle. Ruiz. from Upper Coast
Emma Irvine. Sharp, from Lower Coast
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NV EMpDBE.
NV FHFWbst.
LIVERPOOL SOUTHERN -. y. LINE

-@@alaa6E The steamship
EXPLORER.
Williamson. Commander.
will sail on or about Mar h 49, 1879, from
wharf. foot Of EsDlanade street
VIII receive cotton and sign through bills
lading for the Continent between Havre.
CronRtadt.
These steamships. being OF light draft, viii
CROSS the bar of the Mississippi at all timss
without detention,
For freight apply TO
DEOAN h. CO.,
ds2Of IL 1S9 Gravier street.
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Ans bark Roma GerollmiCh 1879 DAYS from Tussin
peocetG, to master-Point
Aus bark Lincoln, Gerolimich 81 days from Leg.
horn, to masier-P Point
Nor ship ArkathOr Knulsep. ~ days from St Ma.
gsIe. in ballast to Ftetiohs Il Seymer-3d dis ~
ital bark Genoroso Iusueo, 40 days from Genoa.
to q Grapds- Poist
Schr John At God. Hckeu ~ days from Port Cor.
tes via Utilla. to ! r Maobsoa- Pic Tier
Sehr Geo Peabody, Demstrio, from TuHpan, to ma.
tar-Point
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pDrte

ROUEN-Per steamship Fried Rrupp-27 254 20
lshels wheat in bulk 2O,s&S bushels corn IN bulk
B OrTERDA M-Per bark Carre Delap-t6 g3l
ahels corn In bulk 1850 sack earn
.JTILLA-Per schr Consfanes--2O hf bba ionr
bbs beef asa ks coffee kega utter kegs lard 2
KS ooIn bills sugar bbs oil 200 shingles 1900
} lumber
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MAXINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
March 10. 1879.
Cleared Yesterday.

Ger steamship Fried Krupp. Arnold for Rnnen-
Engster &oo
Brit bark Carrie Delap. Crosby. for Rotterdam
Hall q Vaughan
Brit schr Instance. Nyborg, for Uha-
- Esfslu n Son
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~ ps 49, a,sr.psr schr Gen Washington 900
fesosgona-Per sobr Carrie Swsin--i4o0 bbls Of
charcoal to master wv '' "
springield-Per sobr Laura-25 cords wood 10
MASTER -" ""'0s WV" "
PssoseoRls-Per sobr Farmer-i2eo bbIs charcoal
TO master Nv '' '""o
PssoaRanla Per sohr Lizzie Albert 1900 bbls ot
charcoal To mes ter f'Vo pp'S w
Horn Islshd-Per sebr Frlendship-s5o bbIs sand
Mobile BayPer sobr Rebeooa-4,s bbla ros,n ia
Simpson Il Trigou 7 'o'' '"
Receipts at the ola Ba.lu
Pascagonla-Per sohr ) M MotpDis- 900 feat NJ
lumber 10 order Vt" 'ees"'
PssssR"ula-Per sobr City Belle-1ooo bis charcoal
to master "'"'
Pnsoagonla-Per sobr Dsmoorat-100o bls obsrea.I
to master ~ Ne~'
Bayou Lscombe-Psr sohr 7 D Ksmp-s5 cords Of
wood to master
Fasoegouls-Psr sohr Heurietta-Isoo bbls char
coal b master
pasoagonla-Per sobr Rover-t2oo bbls charcoal
10 master
Bonfouoa-Per sohr Try AgaIn-.o sords wood to
master
PasoagoHla-psr sobr Sea HORSES 900 feet Of
lusrbsT to order
order
Iohsfnnots Rivsr-Psr sehr Dorio and Doria-650
bills sand to order
Iiern lsaad-Per sohr CameIle-25D bbls sand 10
order
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NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD.
~ lMOBILE FAST LIEE.l
THE SHORTEST AND QUICK EST ROUTF
TO ALL EASTERN CITIES
On and after Wednesday, November 90 1873
trains vii! arrive and leave depot, foot of Cana
street, as follows:
LEAVE. ARRIVE.
No Passenger No. 2 EXPRESS. o
daily, except daily. .8:3S a. m.
Sunday. .....-7: 30 am. No. Passenger
10. 3 Express daily, except
daily .........5 500 pm Sunday. -. $3.50 o. m
Mol Passenger So.8 Passenger
Sunday only.7:35 am. Sunday oniv q .9o n m
Tickets may, be obtained and Sleeping Car
Berths secured IN advance on applicaffon at the
Office corner Camp and Common streeta onno
site City Hotel.
D. B. ROBINSON, Superintendent.
1y J. W. COLEMAN. Ticket Agent.
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REGULAR MKMPHIs AND BEND PACKET
Leaves on WEDNESDAY March 10 at : - =, -
-HE FOR Matches VidKsEffha
- &88 Greenylle. Annapolis. Terrene He.
lena, Memphis and the bendsotrbs
first class freight and passenger steamar Ahe
CHAs. =. CHOfTEAW.
W, Fl. Thorwegan master,
will leave as above. @oi o'ot H.
Passsngsr recommendations FIRST GLASS
FOR freight or passage aRpIy on board Or 10
BROCK EFT Il CARTER
O. q. WAYNE
JOHN JANNEY
Through bills Of lading signed 10 Pine Bluff
and stations on the Little Rock. MississIpui
River and Texas Hallway. via Arkapoiis Az
and 70 Little Rock and stations on the MernDhIs
and Little Rock Railway via Hopefield Arb
oe9o BROCkETT h CARTER. Agents.
REG ULAR MEMPHIS AND BEND PACKET
Leaves On THURSDAY, March a. nj Is n m
IT. FOR NATCHEZ, VtCK4BijEg
ksaaAfk6 Greenyllle. Annapolis, Terrene. He.
lena. Memphis and the Bends-Ths
nrst class freight and passepger steamer
HENRI FRANK,
\; Frank Hicks master, ALI. Grlssom clork.
and rdifRs4sH ffEs h tG9GWa'nodat0ns FIRST GLASS
. 'gf oGtkRfH!ffTfn u o2 Ghhf Fl T.
JOHN JAENEY
Through bills Of ladng signed 10 Pine PInf
and stations on tho Little Rock MlsslseIprj
River and Texas Hallway via Annapolis. Ar,
and 70 Little Rock and stations on ths Mem phis
and Little Rock Railroad via HopefIeld. Ark.
oe30 BROCRETT d CARTER. Agents
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Tr bark Genevieve. DemuraDt ~ days frors Bor
deaux, 20 Bassetti d. Xques-
lark Harriet Hussey. Darrah. 81 days from Liver
pool, to master
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At Quarantine station.
Hslcws1amgu9 UK.

Ger steamship Braunsohweig Undsutsch from Bro.
mon via Havre and Havana. to E 5tookmeyer
AGO.
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GREAT JACKSON ROUTE.
CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS AsB NEW Oh.
LEANS RAILROAD
THE REsr RnrrrE EAST

THE BEST ROUTE EAST.
Trains will leave and arrive at the CaIliope
Street Depot, On and after November 10. 1878, AZ
follows:
Leave. Arrive.
Exp. No. /. 500 D. m. Exp. No. ., 1918 a. m
Mixed No. g. 1900 a. N. Mixed No. 1, 800 o. 10.
Nos. and run daily. Nos. and 1 daily, ex
cept Sunday,
fULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS
THROUGH TO LOUISVILLE, CINCINNATI
AND CHICAGO WITHOUT CHANGE, and for
ST. LOUIS Sleeper Is attached at Milan, en-
abling passenaers to go through without leav.
Ing the train. Only ONE CHANGE TO NEW
YORK and EASTERN CITIES.
Improved sleeping and reclining chair cars
to VlCKSBUhG daily. without change.
Tickets for sale, berths secured and informa
Common.
A. D. SHELDON, Ticket Agent.
!. CHANDLER. General Passenger Agent.
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW Or
LEANS. VIA HAVRE. SOUTHLAND
TON AND HAVANA.
rSs The steamships Of the North Ger
.-AsAsssssGs. man Lloyd will resume their Regular
Trlps. MS follows:
From Bremen. From ". Orlean
Hanover. ........ February About March is
HraunschweiR. =. February 10 About March 26
NufDDsrR. '.'..... .....-.... ......
Hanover .-..-.--. ....+-....
Braunschweig. .......... .....
These steamers touch outward nj Havre and
Havana. and on their home trip at Havana and
Southampton.
PRICES OF PASSAGE:
From Bremen. SOutham pton or Havre to Hav-
ana or New Orleans Cabin, $780, Steernge $40
From New Orleans TO Southampton Hayre or
Demonstrating. $50: Sfeerags. 845.
From New Orleans to Havana-Cabin, f35: :
Storage, s15
Children under ton years. half price; chill
dren under one year free.
N. B-Our agent for Texas Mr.. Peter M En-
hard. In Galveston, Is authorized tn issue steer
age passage orders at tho following through
rates:
Frsm Bremen to Galveston si2
From Bremen to IndiAnola. t45 80.
The company reserves the right to change he
route of the steamers their advertised days OF
departure and the prices ~ passage.
Passage tickets from Bremen Southampton
or Hayre to New Orleans issued by the under
signed.
For further particulars apply to
ED. f. STOCKMBYER h co. Agents.
1v ~ Union street.
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ARKANSAS RIVER.
GaEEsvILLE AND BENDS.

vaGh.atss.. GaEEsvILLE AnD BENDS
UNITED BTATEs MAIL PACKET.
Leaves every TUESDAY atgD.
~ = FOR yICKSBURG. EATCYEz
~ 81 paws, Pend and inferno diate land
iDRs-Tb6 steamer
RDBT. r.. LEE.
william mpbell. master A. McVay. clerk.
leaves t.e gDove. connecting at yiekgf,,,rg uIt,
Parisot'g Line for all points on the Ynzoo gnn
mower. Deer Greek and Tallahetchie
q. q. WAYNE
GEO. ID. HITE, A1spts.
VIII give through bills Of lading TO Trenton
Monroe and all STATIONS on the Vickshu 70
shreveport and Texas Railroad, via Delta, La
W. u. BROCKETT, Agent.
30 Ma1szIne stree
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UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET.
FOR GREENvILLE, VICKBBUHa AND THE
BENDS
Leaves every THURSDAY atgp.n.
IT, - FOR GkEEEVILLE, vICKSBUE0
LS$&k3and the Bends-The new and rna0.
hincs ). s X. WHiTE steamer
J. M. White master, Cnrt. Holmes clsrk
connecting at vicksburg with Paris0ft's line
Tor ali points on Yazoo and Taliahatchie rivsrs
Boat reserves the right TO pass all landings
that the captain NAV deem unsafe.
G. @. WAYNE, 90 Gravier ST
". ADAMS. 81 Commercial Place
q. T. WORK, Is commercial Place
WIN give through Oils Of lading to Trenton
port and Texas Railroad via Delta "a
W. b. BROCKETT. Agent.
sel4 u 80 Magazine street,
SATURDAY vIOKgBURo UNITED erATpa
MAIL PACKET
Leaves every sATUBDAY. atsD. m.
Gy FOB VICKsBURG, DAVis' BEND
1880 Natchez and ali interrediate land,
e2R7ess& tn0s-The passenger packet
hATCHEZ,
4. +. Leathers, master, J. Muae cIerH
connectlnR at Vicksbprg with the Parfsot line
Tor fazoo. Tallahatchie and Sunfiower r;vers
s e. .lth Anchor Line for Memphis. Cairo an5
This boat reserves the right 10 pass all land.
ihgs ta aaa. me Captain may consider unsafe.
Eot freight Or passage applyC board. or To
JOHN IANNEY, ~ Common a.
J. i. OARLIN 60 Magazine az
through bills ladlng given to Trenfan Mon.
roe ana all Citations on Vicksburp, ahrevennr,
and Texas Railroad. via Delta 0DVA'
W. B. BROCKETT.
~ Magazine street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-18
RIVER NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANa DEMOCRAT.
Tuesday. March 10. 1879.

Arrivals.
Emma Irvine, T., J. Gay. Belle. II. II. Lee,
azoo, Fanchon. John H. Hanna
Departures.
Alvin. Eva. Whisper. Henry Tete. H. J. GAY.
To Arrive.
EAjyin. Isabel. lower goast: Henry 'Tete. As
mn,ion, Lafourcbe: Thos. Sherlock, Clnein-
XIII !. w. Cannon. y. J. Gay. Bayou sara
I'M Whisper upper coast, Silver City. Rod
yar. q. r. Chouteau. Memphis: J. NJ White,
reanvllle: J. A. Soudder, Mollie Moore. Bt.
3buis. 49,. =. ~. u,v.w.
{Daily photographic report of the stage Of water
| various points. with changes. In the ~ hours
bdlnr yesterday NJ u. m.