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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-11
GREAT JACKSON ROUTE
CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS AND NEW Or
LEANS RAILROAD.

THE QUICKEST ROUTE EAST.
Trains will leave and arrive at the CaIliepe
Street Depot, On and after April 8. 1873. "a fol.
Leave. Arrive.
Exp. Ne. /, s:1s .. IA Exp. Ne. q, 80 a. n.
Nos, and run daily. Nos. and daily. ez-
sg ssat aaaS' Accommodation for Meconb City
es sUsb s. 80 2ez Ct to neoonb City
isf PUII 4 81 4 a. PALACE SLEEPING CABS
T TIL 70 LoTIsgTnLLEa eIN MglITHafT
CHANGE. and for ST: LOUIS Sleeper y at
taehed at Milan, en- aiding passengers t9 ~, ~
through WITHOUT leaving the train. onlg T gsE
G q e TO NEW YORK and EAsTEks
Improved sleeping and reclining chair cars
to VICKsBURG daily, without change,
Tickets for sale, berths secured and lnIoIns..
tIoa given at No. n Camp street. corner e'
ooAAon. AID. SHELDON. Ticket Agent
CHANDLER, General PASSENGER AGENT.
NEW ORLEANS AS : = n q IIS EAfLkoAD
THE sHOgTEsT AND ~ ps 9gI GI4 FL kooTE
IN ana AFTER Wedn ssday, November 90. 1878
trains viii arrive and leave depot. foot OF CANA
street, a. follows:
- pas1 Izays; No. > Ez ~
w In svasnr daily. 3.33 am
sai,a s4osDs 30 am. No. PASSENGER
| II Exnress daily, except
q aa.ig 90 Pm ss ss9 Pssssass $50
STq idksss Gn may Be Obtained and sleeping osr
Herths secured In advance Oh applleatlon at the
ofies corner Camp and Common ssFsess' oppo-
y + + 5 6SEzshSs f fsaRsEEaR ssa
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-11
FALL, or THE MISSISSIPPI.


The following data complied from Humphrey
Md Abb0tt's renoft on the Mississippi river,
sll Illustrate tbs effect II fall. volume and
MSTes On velocity:
Tbs fall Of he Mfsaissippf from ct. Louis to
as6af 81 Mexico ise in high Wa g.. 498 feet.
nd 10 low $50 The sir-liue di lance i5
Nat 100 miles. aud by he river 1900 This
nfas 93i foot fall 10 fhs mile ia hi IN. and %
aig# water II ia obvious to All III 4 il this
astsnee tl310 miles il increas ed nr dimfni h
tine ratio Of tho fall Is diminished Or in
assssd n proportion.
from ". Louis ~ Cairo-l7s rnIea-the fall
Msalah waite IN 4t fcat ana il rT wat-r 400 fast
a4isat more Ii NV water ia \ Id hi2hj.
HID Cairo n colnmbp5-2I m.i,s-ths fail
Aalen water II " feet and in INV feet a feet
1 Y.sl u n III than In log watrrl
ron Columbus to Menu his-214 nties--s9
fTs N 1igh and SO Ia low water II feet more Ia
aEa than Ia 0W water,
s 1 aieh water Is 1856 fact and In low water 1876
g u feet more Ia low than Ia high water.
sIfom hatcheZ to Carrnitton-275 roilps-5d7
- is 10 high water and feet In low t42s feet
I'm high and D 9 Of q foot In luw water tI44
" more fatl In high than 10 low warer4.
Especial 10 the Democrat
r MI LouTs, May l1.-Ths river is rising slowly.
as H. Y y feet W the gauge. The weather i
MI MI: Halliday fgr nav Orleans, John Gilmore
~ barges for New Orleans. The Halliday, "a
sssslhg the wharf, was drawing ak FEET large
49,, nss engagana nts below 3, l9ai her 70 tbs
m 49, edge. The Gilmore had four harges In
Ms ~, ana viii add one more at harrisonyilie,
~, sSsxPHIs May 1o-The City Of GreenviiIe ar
NJ, ~ last night. and left for st. Louis this
ssss5aiTag Cart. A. Jax Carter says that the Ed
M l =. bay did not pass the Greenville at all
fir aver assef made the run here in three days and
r. aears making thirty five landings. She
| Enaas' eofdtng 70 her log four hours at Baton
fSssss repairing her wheel and was detained
nj mi. ,r aoars above there which makes her &c
ef irahning time, deduating seven hours lost
hasasaaeluding the time consumed Ii making al
49, " isss than three days from New Or.
tnnsa5, Memphis. The Grafton, with o tow q
an Os III afd John Dippold and barges pasa-t
iii - 80 river II falling The weather il clear
Naraam. Business ID dnll. PRICE.
and ,he9S La. May 1O-The weather - clear
4 psssaSs eassehf ThA river IA rising slowly
Iii Fl. down John Wilson. mt 10 a. m. with E
consisting principally OF staye=.
BOCTZ.
by Telegraph
4 insbsss e. May lo.-Tha river is 2 feet {
4 aud ne stationary. The weather Is clear
Ess -. tn.-Arst=ea G=eea=ilte fenrs
Vkal Alex. Swift from Memphis. De
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parted: Grand Tower for 81. Louis, Fu-
tire City for New Orleans. Greenvilis TOR
81 Louis. Alex Swift for the Ohio. The weather
l. clear and warm.
ST. Louis. May 10 -Arrived: John A. seud-
der from New Orleans. Boats leaving to-day:
". r. Halliday for New Orleans. River eta
tionarY. Weather beantifnf. Business good.
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FROM THE PASSES.

PoET E4Ds, May 10. ~. m.-Baroneter --.
Wind east. light. Weather clear.
Arrived: At Ais b. M Steamship Algiers.
hawthorne master. from View York. % Y. 4.
Whitney " %.
British steamship Inventor, At 5.3o =. MI
REYNOLDS master, from Liverpool. to Ocean
II c.
Sailed: United States survey schooner Drift,
for New York; United States steamer Canohi-
Gus, for Pensacola.
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Low KIN COAST.

Leaves every TUESDAY and THURSDAY at II
a. co. and SATURDAY at . D. %.
IT, FOR ORANGE FARM, pOTyTE-
~ - ALA Haehe Greenwood Plantation,
Terre aux Boeuf. and all plantariou.
landings, The new. fine and fast steamer
kNAA LEVINE
J. A. Ruiz naesax
z, u. FalIefte and g. IT, Barrels clerks,
Lea7ee as aoove regularly. returning TO the city
early In the evening on alternate days, For
freight OF passage anplg On beard, head es C1a-
street. ami q
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Receipts Mt the View Basin.

COVINGT0N-Per steamer Camslia-S bales Of
cotton to G L Wainsley &eo-4 do Hyrnsn & Lich-
tenstein--i9 calves Ayeock. Mitchell &co-sundries
TO order-Total IL bales Gotten
Biloxi-Per sehr Ceiina-25 600 feet lumber 10 FL
Bnddig
Pearl River-Psr sehr La gelle-2s, oGo feet lumber
to D w Adams
10 master
Tickfaw-Psr sehr Cecilia cords rood to mas
Ter
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RIVER NEWS.
asyreg NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
offio1 Saturday, May IL, 1879.

<.rrTfFK HEW UELE4N ND UbaEIt 4
offio1 Saturday, May II, 1879. j
Arrivals.
rama Irvine, J. W. Cannon. Golden
AiFees.1I a'G Centennial. Eva. Kjtti5 aye.
taUf Departures.
-. Emma Irvine, Belle. assumption, ]. ".
AlTIn. kIfatafIez city Of Alton, Golden City,
fs saee Lsss Tazoo Valley. Efa ~. 49,
L6aia To Arrive.
Ei sns sFs + G M da asa5y E 4 J.
tssu sara Thos. Sherlock Cincinnati
Esy, n.y. 99sy'iaaar. Upper Cnast Chas. r. Chou
Belle, u. jI,1sris: fazoo Fanehon, OpeIoHs as
kssg, p D. TTezsbafg; John Wilson. Oaaehita
49,. L. Alexandra, Bed river.
stage of the Rivers.
,.,u Geographic report Of the stage Of water
p sl1aa points, with changes, in the "a hours
r. ~ Yesterday at 3 .. m.
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co sJ w Burbridzs Aoo-e bbis sugar 81 dry hides
81 pigs eggs bssd cattle bales moss Laeassagne
II Al M Wsbs--2 bbfs hides D pkgs eggs Fl Ber
nard-2 do saegs wool Delavaiiade-5 pkgs Of
eggs Berkson Bros-42 do II dry hides g 5por-5
bbIs potatoes t4s sacks potatoes ~ SACKS onions
ike eggs Ssvin-9 sacks sn1ens 30 sacks pote
toes M Walsh do sacks onions u pigs eggs
hf bales moss sarie Ase-2 bales moss nj co II
sds o. pkgs eggs Laersg "a o. 90 a IL
bales bales moss 1eFreDobhe-lo Dates mess
w FL Mathews Bfo- pigs eggs % gueyr9uze
gois-2 do 2S sacks potatoes ~ SACKS onions Bioo
lat-2 nix ~ aygs p Gasse-6 ID bdfs moss 20 @ III
Wrfght-i0 saeks onions Y Lsine-f SACKS gotsr
tee Picard DIV hides u pkss sggs f.ykoska y
Wang q Cottarn-Tf head cattle servab-T az Y
Pachsn-sundffss IN ofder-ToTai bales COTTON ~
hnds sugar bbIs sugar ff bpis raoiasses !.
From CIintOr--Psr steamship JoseDnIhe---St
sacks wool 81 bales cotton 10 G Whitney sooLI
do JBo T Pardis kco-482 sacks cotton seed 70 ths
Fautt-sundries to order-Tosai s3s bales cotton AZ
sacks cotton ssed
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD.
May 'o--1so pkgs beer to Geo YsIets-2o casks on
coal FaulEsr too Dol hams Dr Lyons
672 sacks cotton seed O Cotton Seed sseeiation-
IsS sacks peas TO order-3s SACKS wool q Nehie eco
n hhds bacon to order-2 pkgs paper simon.
1873 sacks peas snodgrass-4 bales broom corn I :
Areher-26 pkgs butter e Larrenss Ac0-s crates
strrnps Hertsr & Fenner-A bxs handles ~ Bald-
win &co-lG do M McGraw-5 pkgs ndse 4 y
or Hirsch-s boxes tobacco KeIlum & Eotan-2 DO
II Brown Topp &eo-40 O Bueheit-s ~ konn-
5 l. Lenetinge-4 boxes mdse s I Boyd bales o.
radse Leyden-s2 t,oxes tobacco Marx & Kemper-
IL do pJ Wallis Rro-1e do Wallis Lands &co+-
O Goodman & Meyer-40 Mazs,-25 Day s. Ford-3
w Beekman-5 P r 5eansen-.o 1 KeleF-72
20 wheels St G s z Ri buggy 20 a Lum Sco-63
boxes tobacco Hernshsim & Bro-1 box machinery
J J Bstr-ll boxes bistsrs | L LYONS SACKS peas
John Adams Seo-l6 bexes tobacco W Whiting
-I12 do F9rehemer Bros-f25 DO Flash Brds-25
Wallis Lands &eo-'5 G. seIigssn Aco-30 Moore,
HA-Ax nBIa- 4 dr57y Eirla m
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REGULAR PACKETS FOR TUESDAY.
Exchange Clippings, May 8.

Ciseinnati Commercial:
Capt Van Hook and his associates. Capt.
EsadT and Charles Seaman. who CONTRACTED
WITH CaDt ". D. Ham5Ieron, ofths Mound City
Fsys. p build them large steamer for the y.
Louis and New Orleans rrada havs failed to
make good their contract, mourning loss Of
t19 u Capt. HAMILTON. VIII had the frame 81
Ne boat Hp, and had contracted for ali the re-
CURED tlmb4r for building the new craft. This
y hard On the whole souled Capt. Bill Hamble-
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RAILROADS.

NEW ORLEANS, SPANISH FORT, AND
LAKE RAILROAD.
Until FURTHER NOTICE THE TRAINS
L will be run as follows: Sundays s, T. 8
and a. m, and every half hour after. Last
train from city at $50 D. M: from the Lake at
9:8a q. N. During the week at $50 and a. N .,
and every hour afsr last train from the city at
D. m: from the Lake at 8 D. n.
T. s. WILLIAMS
ny4 I'm Superintendent
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-11
Receipts at the ola Basin.

Biloxf-Psr sehr Martha 4 Tonlne-3s 900 feet Of
Eum Der TO order
stockten-Psr sehr Geo Psndeiy-i0.o00 feet of
Iunb to order
Psscagoula-Psr sehr Jos Amerieo-3o 600 feet Of
lumber to order
Biloxi-Per sehr Henriebte-1soo bbl5 charcoal TO
master
Paseagoula-Per sehr None Sueh-l5oo bis charcoal
to master
Biloxi-Psr sehr Wrsn-1aoo bbls charcoal 20
master
Bonfouea-Per sshr Ms#-27 cords wood 70
master
order
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LIST OF VESSELS
In. Cis,-sd asd Sailed for New Orleans

MAY 10, 1879.
Domestic.
Hsu YORK.
Steamship Aigisrs Hawthorn. ...----sId May
sehr Wm & SteeInnaa Cham berIain. sid Apl
PHILADELPHIA.
schr Cephas 5tarrett Bspcidgs. ----- ldg Api 70
BATH, NJ
Ship Scotia, stinzon ....------......l dg ApI
Foreign.
LEvEKPooL.
Steamship Inventor. Reynolds ..-----sd A pi 10
Steamship Abdel, .Jenst sid a pt -
Steamship Ithuriel, Hollis sid Apl
HAVRF.
Bark Gsnitori Tsraboehia Tarabochia sid Apl IL
Bark Aagot johnson ......-.....-.. aid Mar Is
BORDEAUX.
Bark Grad Zagreb, soViah sid Apl 30
Bark Comtesss DuehateI Dupont. SD Mar %
nAssEIGEEs,
steamship Calsera. NeaveIlon I'D Apl IA
Steam sbip Potomac ..--..@........... Ala pl IS
Bark Cnrseg ~ Gaatofa. Ssotto- sIf Apl -
bark Ellintt XII. he, H4teai son. sld 4pi 10
BARK VlrgiFe de Guardis, scotto. NY. MA Feb l6
BARK Michele Galatota. Fsrraro ------ldg Mar
cHERsouEG.
Bark stadt Frankfurt an der Oder Hon.
vet.----.-----. -s-.=.------------si SO Maf %
BARCELONA.
Bark Juno sid Feb Is
PALERMO
Steamship James Gray. Rfmroe .---..sld Apl IL
Brig Cinq1 SoTelie, Luna ........... sid Feb 10
RIO DE JANEIRo
Bark Moorhill, Brown .ldg Mar 2
GIBRALTAR.
Brig 5oreIli, sinia ....-.---.-...c cid Mar IS
LEssIEE-
Bark Plod Tarabochia- --.cd FEB
TRIESTE.
Ship Kentnekian Observation-Disclosures Nov Is
TRTZA.
Ship Ke8tuckian .-------.-.-......-...sld Apl Is
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ANNUAL STATEMENT
OF THE
TTNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF HARTFORD CONN.
For the Year Ending January, 1879.


CAPITAL. So, eao geo
Fire premiums received
during the year 1878. 81 :3ss. 800
River premiums received
during the year 1878. 1928
---- s2,4a5.152 60
Fire losses during the
year 1873 ..-...-.....-.,- ,258, 3G2
River losses during the
year 1873. ...e.....-...... 81 1859 1896 4sf %
Net surplus over all liabilities, In
Guiding reinsurance and capitals, 045, 453 81
ASSETS.
Cash On hand aud In bank, -......... ss8f 49s 10
heal estate unincumbered. ....-..... 3S5 Goo 60
Loans On bonds and mortgages. $500 GO
Loans On collateral security. ......... 1880 90
Stocks and bonds market valuel.-.. 5.47s.02 So
Total assets IS ss5 81 y
The above statement is true and correct 70 the
best Of my knoEledge and belief.
P a. BARKER, Agent,
No. So CarondeIes street New Orleans.
Sworn 70 and subscribed before me this tUen-
feGr+h daz 81 AEeril 4, D 1879.
! apn lm EDNARD IVY. Notary Public.
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ANNUAL STATEMENT
OF THE
FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PHILADELPHIA, PA,

For the Tear Ending January, 1879.
CASH EAPITAL..,.............. 500, coo
Fire premiums received during the
YEAR 1879 ..s......-..-......... 1895 1876 60
Fire losses during the year l8T9..... s3o,I64 90
ASSETS
Mortgage on property valued at
more than IS 5000 ............. % fg3 1s4 %
Real estate, 37e 40 90
Loans. ................. 1856 81
Stocks and bonds market vaiue)... 533, $50 90
Cash In banks and Office Of company 247 ,Ge7 ID
Total 50 3ss 2I8 90
The above statement is true and correct to the
BEST Of my knowledge and belief.
P A. BARKER. Agent.
No. 50 Carondelet street, New Orleans.
Sworn TO and subscribed before me this TWEEN
ty-fonrth day Of AnriI. A. D. 1879.
EDWARD IVY. Notary Public.
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LIVERPOOL

LIVERPOOL
CUNARD ROYAL NAIL STEAMERS.
SAIL EVERY SATURDAY ~@.
From view York for Liverpool.
Passage secured in advance by application TO
4. l.. STUART, Agent
ap27 su I'm No. 80 Carondelet street.
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MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT
- Me- Ii liza.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMDI.ATr
May Ii, 1873.
Cleared Yesterday.
Brit steamship Vanguard Cell for Liverpool
Ocean Eco
Steamer mite Felsher for PensaGoia- g N SofIa
Ger bark Peter Woortrosn, for QaeenstoWn--
Frsrichs b Seymer
Arrived.
steam shfp A Igiers Hawthorn from NsF York 30
inst 10 e A Whitney AG0-A gers
Brit steamship Inventor. Reynolds % days from
Liverpool to Ocean &c0-2d dis ~
STEAMBOATS,.
rsntennfal Davidson from St Louis
Golden City Hegier from Cincinnati
John w Cannon LibsBo. from Bsyoa Sara
Belle, Bsrgsron from Upper Coast
Alvin SoovsII from Lower Coast
Eva DeBouehsI. from St John Baptist
Kittie Nge Sharp, from Lower Coast
Cannelia, Hanover. from vington-Nev BASIN
Daniel Boone Blake, from Bayon Teehe, with large
No cargo
Exports.
LrVERPOUL--psr steamship Vanguard 1922
bales cot On no sacks oicaks
PENSACOLA-Per stsar0er ADite-f09 bDls -four
10 bbls whisky f5 bbis pork casks meat 500 SACKS
corn 100 sacks so sacks bran 10 sacks salt 20
ok q fndse
QUEENSTOWN bark Peter-seao sacks oil
cake
NEW YORK - Per steamship A1giers -
Assorted mdse
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Rsceipts of Rreauee.

NEW YORK - Per steamship Algiers =
ssartsd Dn6ss
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Memoranda.

Memoranda
comparative statement Of sea- going vess els
In the port Of New Orleans, made up to May O..
1879 shows that there were IA steamships, 10 ships,
barks brig and IL sehooners Atthe same date
last year there were steamships, 10 ships, IS
barks, briggs and 5 sehooners.
DISASTERS IN APRIL
The number of vessels beIon ginx to o. bound to
from ports in the United States reported totally lost
and missing during the past month is ss of which
80 were wrecked, Is abandoned SINK by collision,
burned, foundersd. and are missing. The list
comprises steamers, ships 10 barks, briggs an
40 schooners Their total yalns, exclusive Of car
goes ia estimated At 81 $4,000
FOREIGN PORTS.
fBy Cable 10 the N. z. Herald
Rotterdam May 6-Arrivsd from New Orleans
Itsl bark Giusto. Coionnbis.
Dunkfrk May 5-Arfi7sd from New Orleans, Ital
bark Ciemsntina. Porzio.
Havre May 5-Arrivsd from New Orleans Nor
ship Hercules. Rustad
Liverpool May 5-Auivsd from New Orleans,
lark Bengal Loring
Bristol May e-Arri7ed from Pensacola, swed
bark Gvlfe. Tornstfsrn.
Liverpool May s-Sailed for Galveston, Brit bark
Herbert, Fisher,
Antwerp, May s-Arrfvsd from Nsv Orleans, Ans
bark Leone, Premuds-
NOTICE 70 MARINERS.
View Bedford MAY 5-Ths bush of Of red buoy
No a Edgart0Wn fats has been gone some time, and
captains complain that ii il difficult to dstingn ish
il from the others Also the buoy of Lighthouse
Point ia broken off three or four feet.
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OpEH.D TAAx.

NEW ORLEANS AND OPELOUSAS PACKET
COMPANY.
REGULAR UNITED STATES NAIL PACKET
Leaves every TUESDAY. ats D.nn
FOB WASHINGTON, OPELOU~
~ = sas, Port Barre. Sinpmsport. Church,
Vile. and all landings on the Coast
Atehafalaya River and Bayou Ceurtableau-The
new H1flt draft steamer
FANLAoN,
a. a. Broad. master.
Theo. John and j. ID. shsrrouse clerks,
will leave as above. For freight or passage ap.
D'' BRITT0N EPPIER. 1876 Grsvier street.
r. ADAMS, Al Com mereial Place.
j. e. Cabin. 60 Magazine street
r. S.-The Fanehon connects weekly with the
steamer Minnie for Bayou des Giatzss and
signs through Bills Iading To Chsyneville and
al1 rofnts On Bayou Efpuf noa M
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Arrived.

Steamer Aafts Fslsher for Pensaeoia- g M Sofia
Frsrfebs & Seymer
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tbs FFpsnis.. / ssHlA IrsuA nj shts
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IL M issat feH w~H#ta ehisA IA NJ
swa 40 Mrss VEN Nall sAd sarh = ians
lls ~ Hsastrasss lhsi tl.~A. iAssstd
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TrsFnhl " se#a ttssae Iesi. sua hfsaf
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,Aits MI, ~hrtn. Iii III ihss l,ttasi natisn
wlsas star lssAtll4,hl,t ansl The tuttfis
ahath ~ W. uiapsnH ints lssr lsnF Htt
lhr ia~s f7tfh'tu 4 shN i,satsast Ia w
l,ual w,aiti nstl tntanwMIu hitvhiuN
hia tfMesaFi,ains Ill taif Iisei rer sAl
rnhirR Frasls, Wien the litas rutss, ~
Mhat are saH vssnv ie ~ akint u Y
Avn sea ening IL fFltsef awav snnt
histhfssht iistsHiuR Ia the swsslsllt
siott solld Nofth ald South. ~hirh
has nt ntnfe 1. H.. With your prosperity
than The transit II vtnns u, the Norsl,
wrnt tsAseag~. wlen thr wolves ~ hun.
ges nfr actually rasenine around sont
,luof~7 Will suu .il ennienieslly In 'h.
Shadow III ilr hlootiv shirt" While
xhyirrk N driving n~ay unr cattle to
sfaru his own BARNARD. and notls hil,l
demands, "A his own price. The wheat
ont III spur chil,lfeh'a mnniI,s. ~ pny
thc interest IN his internal bonds
Whv, son sent osrf yuur wholc surplus
gram crnp last yvav, and several millions
In guli-.iur wliat1 For interest. All
this talk about the balance of trade hc.
inn in our favor Ii 4 fraud. We seni
ont good corn and whcas. and pork aud
cotton. nnd 10 pay for II got coupons
II is 10 change MI this that the M
tional Labor ureeIlaek party Ia or
ganize1. nnd W. ask yon, II not this )
cause wortl, working for9 IA not thia
canse IN hiring svesy honest mar u
the front2 The sAnas y tile macred
cauae ~ mankind for all time 10 como
its failure ends ll.r hopes IL tuiling hn
mnnity thrtmgh III the world. Their,
may b. other ways u diapDstrg ~ sh,
bonds there may b. other methods "
saving the country; but whatever the,
may bc thcy must ls baseL On m OK
pan~ion oi tho currency sufficient 4
bsnish the demon of interest by meet
ing the wants ri trade. Farmers sns
mechanics, the future In not oil lost
Study this question. learn how you ~
bcing robbed, and then save yourselves
II yon, to-day, arc not paying ever.
dime of this thirteen hundred million
Of interest, who is7
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-09-05


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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-09-05

The President hss appointed J. u.
tesks District Attorney ri CLiesgo, In piass "
MAtk bangs, resigned
The Secretary nj War hes ssvie&sd
'he pscefesifsEs and 6ndisfs III The esa,s
'r'ssfisi y Ian w. istt, ty sbisi sssgees
ashefI Jlsm6ssd wM dlsMipstd frs, sIr
service, s,d recommends dist HE innings and
ststesea In AsgHilNd sad MI aside, sDi that ii
serytdsDss with sbs sgsivrtsy conferred by
~ ses ~ March ~, iA3s. sDe ssH,4 ~ William
A. Hammond IN ptse4d NJ il,S vsssf~si isss ~
'he st,ay ~ H1rxs01 Ha,s1tsi, without it4ss,
gfessM " future psy. ~ allowance " ~,
aihd whxs~oes1r The reeon,ip1tslsiles ~ tis
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President
A statement frGn the Internal ltayA.
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n SHIRTS vysiassd agrlDg itie assst ysar u
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