davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-24
THE SOUTH.

The smallpox continues to increase At San
Diego, Texas.
Twenty-six GIN houses have been burned to
date III Georgia.
Texas turns even drummers to account
Tho tax on them has already brought her
4a2D, 900.
Farmers on the French Broad river, Tenn,
are Turning their attention to the raising d
cattle and fewer hogs.
Selma tAlal Times The Alabama river has
commenced rising, and Will very likely have
n boom OF Its own In q day or two
AT Columbus, Texas. Martin Cunningham,
while sitting on a oarswtcher. accidentally
fell between the tracks and was crushed to
death.
Inst Friday the Eagle and Phnnix cotton
mills at Columbus Ga, sold $4,000 worth Of
their products Rescue plaids and ball sew
Ing thread.
The merchants Of Augusta, Ga. are con-
templatiDg the organization VI produce ex-
change. There Ia already a cotton exchange
In that city.
~ Paris, Texas. ia soon To have n cotton fac
tory erected by a Joint stock company under
the supervision Of Mr.. King. Of Georgia. 1t
will cost 100000.
Atlanta (Ga.) Constitution Clineh county
has made an immense crop VT riee this year,
and sold IL fol dollar q hushel. This Is q
little ahead Of cotton.
! rived at Longview. en- route ~ Topeka, Kan,
but hadn't money To buy tickets. They are
now encamped near the town.
One VIM Sellers. Of Schley county. Georgia,
tried to commit suicide last Saturday Nv
knocking out his brains with a hammer He
had dyspepsia. and said he was tired of liy-
ing
Blanco county, Texas had an election for
the county seat Il few days ago at which 6s6
votes We're cast Blanco won by 10 majority
and IL now happy. thought admitting bad
scare.
driving their stock into the nation Oh account
4 oi the scarcity at water. They are obliged
20 pay fifteen cents head as royalty to the
Chiekasaws
John Shea, an old and respected citizen of
Memphis, was drowned tn the Mississippi
river. Monday. while employed on the river
front improvements being made by the United
States government.
nenison Texas Neats: painful sensation
agitated the community at the county scat
last Wednesday. Nj. W. II. Greenaw a
prominent business man, committed suicide
by taking morphine.
In Burnett county, Texas, last week, a
young man, Thomas Wolf. while cleaning out
ii we'll was overcome by gas damp, aud on
being drawn up. tainted and fell back into
the we'll splitting his skull and killing him
instantly.
Taft an old citizen Of Meridian, Miss, was
found dead Saturday night near the track III
the Alabama Great Southern Railroad. with
q wound Oh the head and one on the body. "A
coroner's jury verdict says they believe ne
came to his death by a passing train
Vice President Crosby. Of the Texas and
New Orleans Railroad, has ordered four loco
motives four tirst-class, eight second-elass,
fuur express and four new baggage cars for
his and the Louisiana Western roads. These
da not include the four sleepers which Will
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-24
be used. Travel will be opened over 1T to New
Orleans nv LnIllIarY first.

The little Charlestonians under ten years 81
age never saw snowflake ut home until last
Wednesday morning. In 1862 says the Ners
and Courier there was a slight fali OF snow
that melted as soon as ii touched the ground !,
In 1860 the holrse-tops were covered In the
early morning. and there In a tradition that
some time during the past century satghing
was actually enjoyed IN hestreets IT the city.
Charleston IN. ON NeWa. The following Ia
about the present condition of the cotton crop
i'll this State: Weather for picking In 0cto
her and November very favorable: some
damage from drouth, which lessened the album
lasco of the fruit amount picked tn the NJ
per section of the State 10 per cent, and In
the lower and middle sections 30 to 30 per
cent; injury from rust limited. the total out
turn for the State while showing some IT.
regularity is expected TO about equal last
years growth.
The advance guard Of a company oil live
hundred negroes from NacoHdoches county.
Texas. has reached Marshall on its way to
Kansas. They report others prepared to fol-
low, Wednesday, twenty wagons with about
one hundred negroes from Washington couil-
| ty, passed Dallas Ell route to Kansas. They
said q white man had been among them
working the thing up. The same day five OF
| six families of negroes passed South on the
| train from Kansas, abusing that country gen
orally
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-24
Receipts by Railroads.
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD

November a4-as5 bales cotton Allen. West 4 Bush
GA Gardner Gapp-Ja Cha1s, Hamilton 4 Powell
n Walden. Hawkins Il Roberta-~tl Sims Billups Il 90
10 kirkpatrick &ea-s Lehman. Abraham Coos to
I L Airsv &eo-R J L Fsrguson &oo-~5 Bokham e.
Meore-3 Hubethie 4 Behan-t ] l. Harris Aeo--lot
md4e Anderson 4 Simpeen-do Holloway A. Edwards
80 boxes starch 20 bbls whisky and sundry mase TO
9 A Whitney &co-dn Wilaon, Child &co--do to A
Lehman &eo do II II Hanse-a2 sacks cotton seed
o Cotton seed Aasoeiation--i car poultry w AL
len undry mdae J s West-do @ Jauhert-do J b
Hubbard-~do Kaufman Aeo~do KeiHer Bros-ds
Marauaze &eo--do HI Stern &eo--Nslson MoStea-
do w III LetChford &eD-do q l. Boyn--7s hhls rcain
Hofea Son-75 do Langley, &oe--3 bbls potatoes to
MeGraw-1as sacks cotton aeed q Cotton Seed
Assooiation-- pkgs tobacco J Hart &no--3 cars
coal A G Dauner &oo-~lOo bbs oil 4 q Green &oo
20 bbis whisky to ordsr-5 do Paul Merz-3 pkgs
meat SchwabAoher & H,raoh--i0 do Wallace Fair.
child &co-6 do Theurer & Booker do j Nelson H.
oo-4 tieroes hams sohwabaGher Il Hrseh-I2 pkgs
butter Frowenfsd 4 Pfefsr-i0 bbls whisky Colts
ohalk-lh pkgs tongues Tbeurer & Beeker--le cars
Coles Crcns-sundriss to order-Tota 6ia bales cot
ton 210 sacks cotton seed
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-24
FROM THE PASSES.

:, PoRT EADs. Nov. a. 4 D. m.-Barometer 3o.32.
Weather calm and hazy
Arrived: AT Also a. b., steamship Morgan
Whitney & %.
Brock master. Is days from Cardiff. to Eugster
q Go.
American steamship City OF Mexico. McTntos,,
master at 4:1b y. m. 6 days from Vera Cruz 70
G.. Corral & Co.
sailed: Steamships Swftsure and Algiers for
New York, bark Ocean kanaer for Cork, scnoon-
or Susan Scranton for Truxiiio,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-24

"A very enthusiastic West Side scientist
made elaborate preparations for staying up
all last Thursday night to Witness the shower
Of meteors predicted by Prof Fioe. After
trampiug around the back yard OF his resi-
dence until about D a. m, the citizen was at
tackled by q uniformed tax-eater, who very
naturally took bin for burglar When re-
leased the following day the amateur astron-
omer stated to q friend that the policeman's
club produced more meteors than old lice
ever dreamt Of. with several large ring tailed
comets thrown In
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-24
C.uttinp ARRAY.

At half-past o'clock yesterday, Mt Mrs;
Mahera grocery store, corner Of First and
Liberty streets, difficulty took place between
two negroes, named Franz Johnaen and joseph
Talbot, which terminated ia Johnson being
men with knife In the hands Of Talbot. =,
Talbot wac arrested and locked up ~ ths
Sixth Station, charged with cutting and wound
ing with intent to murder.
The wounded man wac taken to his residence,
corner of Thtlip md Liberty streets. where hls
wounds were dressed hy Pr. Newman, vino
pronounced them painful but not dangerous.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-24
TO SHIP OWNERS
Captains and Consignees.

The GILMAN STEAM BAND TIGHTENER
AND TYER and GRIP TIE. are now In use on
the ORLEANS PELICAN and CHAMPION
PRESS Es, and on no other presses In New Or
leans but will shortly be In operation on tho
LIVERPOOL PRESS also. Your attention is
called to the fact that this is the only Fuller that
pulls all OF the bands TO an equal and full ten
sion aud fastens them exactly at the point to
which they are strained automatically and inde-
pendent Of the will Of the operator. fnsuring
uniform perfection OF work. tt Ia the only
Fuller that has any authentic record to show
that 1t is OF any benefit to the ship Ia increasing
its stowage.
The following vesseIs have had the bands of
their entire cargoes Of Cotton put on by this
Fuller. The entire gain on the oargoes OF two
Of them 1.-THE Chiswick and Whiekhaml was due
to the Pullers and Grip Tie alone; and 1t is but
fair to state that one-balf OF the gain on the
other cRrgoes was also due to the Pullers and
Gain In bnes over
Name of vessel. previous cargo.
Bark Gaspee. +..+........ 4 ,nn5
Bark Bremen -.....t.,...-....s.. T3l
Ship Minnie Herow, 800
Ship Western Empire .tt.,.. 4 $50
Steamship CHS wck 7e6
Steamship Whickham Observation-Disclosures 900
Steamship KensingtOn = 475
Snip Atlrhrist Il ,266
Tho steamship Kensington carried away st
bales per ton register.
The following fnpWnft's of 1901 are some of
the vessels wltish lave used the GILMAN
FULLER ~ portions OF their cargoes: frequent
t1ias showing that against r. tier of % bales
tied by the Fuller.
The steamship Hanover made d gain OF 81 per
cent on Cotton from the same Press and In q
pru nn;t Civ In hn Dro
Of 81 per cent wRs made by the GILMAN
FULLER and GRIP TIEalone. Steamships St.
Louis. Highbury. Norma. Ben Venue. Kings
ton. Scio. Carthusian, Minor. Ashburne. Cy-
press. Andean, Abdiel, Artlllerist, Borussia.
Braunschweig Baltimore. Cordova, Conset
Disos. Epie. Ambehope. Eivire. Effective, FL
IN ore. Fire Queen Frankfurt. Fitzroy. Haytien,
Historian, Hesleden, Harden, Hudson Inventor,
Kniekerboeker, Linda Jsyerrier. Leno. Lone
Modator. Monarch Martinlqae Missis
eippi. Morgan City, Naples, hurnberg. New
Orleans Obernn. Orator, Porto Rico; Peer or the
Realm. Prussia, Romulus, Rita, Semirnmido,
SybilIa. Thesaala. Vanguard. Vim. SyminEtpn.
s@ng ye1 se MIna, Anna dnndz AdoFn
John 4. Berry, Birmingham, Baden, Cona,an-
Tia. City of BROOKLYN. Cleopatra. David Macon
4on Danant Empr g. q Pence Ermiaa
Oscar. Glerifuort. Hercules. Ismar. lie Marthe.
John Wesley. John Eunyan, Kathinka.. Lu-
signano, Marguerlte Marcia Greenlenf, Minnie
NJ. Watts, Mary Ann. Mary Riggs. Nunauam
Dozmio Orient. Portray. Paul Boyton, Queen
Of Beauty. Ryerson, Regina. ResueIta Rock
Terrace. Richard Parsons. Stewart Freeman
Elen NJ Story Sabine. Thos. Lord. Wyoming
Yorktown. To al OF which you are referred
brt more especially to tho operation Of the mil
Oh inc itself. for the quality of the work done.
Orders for its use left at tho presses named
| or at this office wilt be- attended to.
JOHN b. LAFITTE IL Co.,
No. IsD Grnvlor street.
moi m ID Ehn
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-24
Had His Arm Annotated.

AT q o'clock last evening white man by the
name Of julian aehmit, with hia left arm sev.
cred at the elbow, wac brought to the city from
the pariah Of Rt. Bernard and removed TO the
Charity Hospital sehmit etated while At work
on Mr. BRyhi's plantation he had his arm sev
cred hy one of the eantrifuEala.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-24

They were taking about tho weight of DIFF
ferent individuals in a certain family, and the
daughters young man. who was present,
epoke up before he thought. and said. ri tell
you that Jennie is not 80 very light. either, al
suddenly conscious and hlushed. and Jennie
became absorbed In studying chrome On the
wall-lSyraEuse Herald,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-24
Run Over by a Cab.

AT quarter. past II o'clock yesterday morn
cab accidentally ran over the rlaht foot Of q
white boy named Tony RoiE and slightly In
iured him lie was taken to his parents Teal
uence. No. Ia Fardldo street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-24
HtIrp1ara Mt w prh

Saturday night thief entered the office on
the wood yard Of Mr.. Gus araH. MT the norner
of Josephine mud Dryades streets, and carried
away pair Of black pants. one blue vest. In the
pocket Of which was ~ az, a hiack diagonal coat
aud one pair of gaitars the property Of James
MCCARTHY
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-24
MORaAN's LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL
ROAD AND HTEAMHHIP 90

November 2s-t2 bales cotton q w Sentell &oo-
6 A Mouton--6 ] w Bur bridge &oo-5 Tertrou
Hykoski & Manade-H hhdH sugar Tertrou--2l
do 20 bbis molasses Beraud d Gbert-1 do b Lsooste
do hid sugar IIammonds. q adds &eo-6 do q
Gibert-lg do Robert Hare Son-T do Felix Wal
kert7 do Jno Chat,e q Sons-l2 do Delgado 600
do j w Butbrdge koo@1D do II J Forstals Sons
10 do 20 hha molasses Pascal kor-2t do nhds
sugar W Bosworth--t do Frotscher-s do so
bhis moiasses r .Iohnaen-s0 do Lanaux Il. S0ns-~lO
do Copger 1t Keily-R do KYkoski a. Manade-l do
Keller Gardner ag 10 ~ bids sugar + SEWN
~ hhds sugar ST bhs molasses John Ealder-2s do
N hhds sugar Gtapp Eros Zoo do SIS bbs molasses
Rnah d Levert-25 do Meyer Weil-36 do 10 hhds gu
gar Lansux 10 do 20 bbla molasses J Nj Walsh
hbls molassss bids sugar. Thibaut-ls do ~ bbls
moas ses L Gndohaux- do ~ hhds augar J Blanc
Is bales s Herrmann--2 pkgs hides Barstow e.
Deeves-sundres to order-Total 70 bales cotton $40
hhds sugar t5s hbIs moasses
From Clinton Per steamship Morgan-dia ba 'ss
Whitney &on-tA kirkpatrick &oo-4t 10 .fno r
HaEdie &oo-2 ii Danneel &oo-l Clapp Bros Goo
~ bales wool A Whitney &oo-Total 500 bales cot
From Galveston Per steamship Mergan-3 bales
rags M Schwartz 81 Bro pkg samples Anderson &
Simpson
F,om Indiapola-Per steamship City OF Norfolk
"a bses cotton 30 sacks pecans bbls taev Ed Pills
bnrv-i0 bales cotton hbs pc Is sakcs do to
II paDneel &ns-lol head cattle TO @ Mehie &oo-55
bales cotton bales hides l sack wool G A Whitney
&oe-sundries to rder-Total i<2 bales ostton
msmoranda.
The sehr Constance with fruit froses Rnatan be,
fore reported ashore at Gordan's Island ia o total
wreak She has been abandoned.
AMERICAN PORTS
New York, Nov a2-ssied for New Orleans,
steamships chalmette and Kpic ker Booker,
FOREIGN PORTE
by Gable TO tho ". T. Hsraldl
liverpool. Nos 2o-sai}sd for New Orleans, Brit
steamship Borussia, Williams
Amsterdam Nov ts-sailed foT New Orleans, Brit
lark Keatsb Tar Pottinger.
Rouen Nov la--ArriEed from New Orleans bark
John l. HaHbsouek Cobb
Bordeaux, Nov Disabled FOR Mobile Brit bar Il
Queen of Hearts. Matter
NOTICE TO MARINERS
Washington November 1s, 1879
Notice ia given by the Lighthouse Board that
second class buoy Painted with red and blac /
Horizontal stripes, has heep moored a sunkeD
wreck (suppostd TO be that of the steamer Cham
pom on the coast of New JERSEY. The buoy is
moorea In - sathoms of water u miles L N K from
she Five Fathoms Bank light vessel.
LAUNCHED.
SGhr a ID Lameon was launched November Is from
the shisSard OF John II Bse at LeesburR, n j
Her dimensiors l2a feet keel. 33a feet beam By
feet lower h5ld 81 feet between decks She will BIZ
commanded by Capt Cornelius Smith
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-24
Burglary,

Home time during Saturday night thieves
residence. NJ. 4a4 Baronne street and carried
of one lot Of ladies' wearing apparel valued
ut f2o. one lot OF groceries, and II lut Of other
articles. nlL valued nj $50.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-24
WEATHER BULLETIN.

WAR DErANTkHaT. /
Signal Service. United States Army.
Daily METEOROLOGICAL record for the eight hours
ending ut 10 :aa u. m. HupdRr. November ~.
Observations taken at the same moment oil
time ut all stationE.l
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-24
Broke His Leg.

Az half-rast o'clock yesterday Valentine
RathiBg, owner or q ahipyard on The Old basin
Rodgers. had hia leg broken. He was taken
charge Of By his friends.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-24
Receipts of produes.

WASHINaTON-re steamer Bertha-15a balea
cotton Lehman. Ahrahafn scotia J w Hurhridge
90 90 Male Gsnmaek "a ] Latmer 600 80 70
II Il q Newman-3e Hanshaw, Cammaok &oa-ai to
q Gilbert 10 A A Mnutnn--2 Bush Levert-26
Meyer, Wells &oo-iR l. Laoaasagns-t Payne Ken
Heny 6no4~N March q Sohienker-ia Gasse--i2 10
Forstall .Tnmon ille-I1 Warren T. Atkins NH to
Levy, Loeb, Scheufer sop-u Hammonds Gaddis a
op-p w Rawlins W sentel &oo-e Tertrou
Gnmtel---5 ino ChafIe & sons Norwood
Richards Ben garson & Sons Meyer Welt to
HY Plluche &eo~s II Hickman Il II stamps
Keifer & Gardner @ A Phiilfpp Geo II
Buokrer-aJ Nj powiing-i / Bloom &co+-i Singer
4 Nj Ce-IGD bhla moasses Simon Bloch u do Rich
ard Flower sco-- ssoss rough rice lot hides and
sundties i Casaa-t1s hides RykusEi Il Manade-apd
spndraa to oraer-Total 7ap bales cotton l17 hbls
lassea G sacks rough rice
WHITE EtvEK--Per steamer John Howard-ts
ba es cotton + !. Airey co 2p3 Meyer, Wea &eo--
1871 Bok hsm " Moore-ls] Gleason, Day &rroudht
I2s Jpo + Hardie Aoo-pa Stewart Bros &co-a5 to
4 Il Newman aoo-5s Jno Chatfe & sonss1 Beb-
man Abraham &co-42 Allen, West Il Hnsh-tn to
Galnmaoh-29 Richard Flower &eo--2a P i CJokburn
~ J w Burbridgs &oo-23 II n u Newman--22 to
L ], Stamp $50 Richardson e. May--t7 Jno Phelps A.
co.'s Clapp Bros &cn--it Hartwell N Ghamber
Gwyn Il Frslssn-I Ar Mitenberger q Pollock to
Jursy d Gillis-5 w A Peae-5 Conger Il Kelly
Moore & Coleman-2J L Farguson Aco-3hg7 sacks
cotton seed Gotton Seed Association TO
orderTota' 1914 bales cotton 1897 sacks cotton seed
LOWER G0AST-Ps steamer Alvin-2U bhas of
sugar ~ bbls mOlasses John Dymond-25 do A A
Green wood-21 do 0 bids sugar j M yilavasso-le
do Richard ksn-lG do Bush & Levert-9 do to
Thomson &oo-s0 hhls sugar John Dymond-and
suudriss order-Tosl I'd hhds sugar 20 bbls sugar
81 bills molasses
PORT EADs-Per steamer Martha-sundries to
order
ST EHARLEs-Fsr steamer Minnow-W Wood to
Go ,uopoitan Wood 20
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-24
ADJUSTMENTS.

DIDWELLS ACADEMY OF MUSIC y The
- Parlor Theatre Heated ny steam. Grand
gain week. Farewell performances of the In
Irritable Lolita, commencing Sunday. Mo-
vember "a.
Sunday ( The startling speciality drama In
and Monday three acts, entitled LITTLE DE-
Evening. | TECTlVE, or Woman's Curiosity.
Lolita in six different characters.
Tuesday Evening Lolita aa MUSETTE
Wednesday will appear In the famous com
Matinee. edy drama AURORA FLOYD,
and the farce Jailed Toddlskins.
Wednesday wild farcica Concert la three
and Thurs facts. LA ClGALE. Lolita as
Farewell Benefit Of Lolita. who
Friday will appear on the occasion. as
Evening. LITTLE NELL and the MAIL
GHIONEaS
Saturday I Lolita will appear In the LIT
Matinee. I Def EIIIN H..
Lolita In six different characters,
I4OTTA's DRAMATIC COM
Saturday PAhY will appear IN the charm.
Evening" q lug comedy Gil EGKMATE and
The laughing comedy SWEET
sunday November ah-For one week, the
great sensation actor, Mr.. FRANK FRAME. Sup
ported by Miss ANNIE WARD TIFFANY and
her Dramatic Company, no25
a,TRAK OsCH GRAND ITALIAN OPERA.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Subscribers are respectfully In 'ormsd that
their tickets will be ready for delivery ON MON
DAY MORNING, November u. at o'clock at
Werien's Music Store. no2s Ut
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-24
MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
November "a. 1872

November "a, 1879.
Arrived.
Steamship Morgan City. Read from New York, 18th
nit toD Whitney &ao-Algisfs
BIZ steamship Ben Lpmond. Brook. ~ days FROM Gar
diff to Eugater &ee=-sth dist
Steamship City Of Mexico, Mcintosh. from Vers
Cruz. via Mexican Ports to q Corral &eo-26
dis 10
Rr sbip Ben Lomnnd GhrystaI, frem London. Ooto
Der .. to u j Fotsta Sons-'st dist ~
Ans bark Formosa seopnioh. "a days from Genoa
to Hssah Aco-2d dist
aTHAMHOATE
Bertha. Tronsdale, from Washington
Johp Howard Carleton. from White River
Alvin. Soovell, frem Lower Coast
Martha. RaHsett from Port lads
hinnow. Toea. from st Charles
Inn nbFts.
NEW yoRK-Per steamship Morgan City
A Hanrt ell mdss
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-24
RIVER NEWS.
DFFIOR NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
Monday, November "a. 1879.
Arrivals.

departures.
Centennial. Ohas. L. Choutenu,
To Arrive.
u. !. Gay, ]. W. Cannon, Bayou Sara, Belle,
Whisper, Assumption. Henry Tete. O'tY Of
Augusta. upper coast: CITY of Alton Relle
aam Roberts, It. Louis: Emma irvine. IIsabel
lower coast; At John. Baton houge: Henry
Frank Cherokee. Helena: X. II. Lee, Fleksbarg
Mig Huptlpwpr. Opeiouaas: Alexandria, Red
riyar Laura Lee, Arkapolts Thompson Dean
Greenyllla: James Howard Memphis' Lucy
ID. aastrel. Davis Bend.
stage Of the Rivers.
Daily telegraphle report of the stage OF water
at various points. with changes, In the a hours
ending yesterday ri b y. M
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-24
Nav ORLEANS September IL, /

NEW ORLEANS September u, 1a9a
A s. SUCCESSOR TO THE LATE FIRM " "
IA Richardson Il Cary. will continue. ~ s lle
Same place. the Wholesale Dry Goods and ~ ase
tion business, Thanking my friends ano la w
friends Of the late Arm for liberal pafrona "
and confidence. hope TO merit q contin n ,aaase5
Of the same Having large and we'll ssle s.ssr
stock Of New Goods, Just received CAL oiaeA
extra fnduceme nts to buyers. ,onaoN
oe30 I'm JkO. F. klCHAhDaoNa
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-24

NEW OnIEANs september ID, 1879.
TFHE FIRM OF RICHARDSON Il CARY III
Il this day dissolved BY mutual consent. J, n
RICHA RDsON having purchased the interest,"
of q. w Gary 10 said FIRM IL hereby anthorl2sd
70 col set ali assets Of sa1d firm and liquidata
tho usIness Of said firm ,1x, !
q. w. CARY.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-24
DIssnLUTIONs.
DISSOLUTION.

rT9HE CoPARTNEKsHIP HERETOFORE
= existing between the nnaerslgnea under
the name and style ~ KIP Il RUCH ia herebg
dissolved LOUIS RUGH iS appointed SOS
liquidator OF the alfairs Of sG.sd firm.
A. P. KIP,
LOUIS RU0H.
New Orleans. October N, 1879.
T'HE UNDERSIGNED WILL CONTINUE
= the rico milling business nj the Persevers
ance Bice Mill, Nos T. ~. ~ md IA BlYsian
Fields street, Nea OrleaRg on bis own Rceount.
and solieis contiDuancs of paat favoss,r
LOUIS RUOHs
referring TO TIE ABOVE. / REsPECT-
AZ fully solicit for LOUIS hUCH ths patrons
age that has haretofore bhen accorded 50 libers
no2 tde1 In TIL Tn A. p KIP. J.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-24
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Maximum temperature 70; minimum 40.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-06-20
Nfm advertisements.

OF O00 returns in 60 DAYS on 500 invested
p1IOO bthcia Reports aud information free
Like profits weekly stock opti ms of $40 10 $50
ADDRESS I. POTTER WIGHT 4 co. Bankers =,
Wall ST. y. \. mav1lIv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-06-20
TONTINE PLAN,

upon the prime ple Of accomplishing profits for den-
mite periods, which first introduced by this Socie
ty and has been recommended and endorsed by emi.
nent experts In Life Insurance. and by leading bust.
Forty Four per cent. has bee n earned and
accumulated on the premiums paid on its Iontine Life
Policies, and forty per cent. on its Toitine Endow-
ment Policies issued within the last five years.
The Directors of the Equitable Life Assurance So.
ciey represent exclusively the interests Of the Policy
folders and in presenting the Society TO notice. they
feel that 1t has strong claims upon public confidence,
hec: OF the strict and conservative principles by
which it's Tarious departments are governed In the
assets ard in the administration of the Society, per-
feet security il given for the future which Is Of great
imports rec TO those depending upon their insurance
policies for the ultimate support OF their families
transactions IA the Equitable none is more prolnpt
ava just in us dealings.