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~ feIcrIal,I Tun w. ~ . .or, T,n 1IiLLnr. IAN,
104 haes hay i HAAS Soe 40 pk us butter J Il Kent
&oo-t50 boxes candles l. Reier &co-lb bbls oil To
John Norton-la pkgs lard to CLARK Meaher-su
hd's handles Il J Mnan-aundry mtse > SHARP
bb'a whisky Snherman-l do j Collert-ato II
\, Wp,, WMae,Il u senoI ,enm. W ~ ~
tobacco w II Irbv IN nh us mdaa n + Martinez to
Mra Voeikel-2 BIZ Weat-6 barrett q Wieman-
Miller~-suhdry mhse sullivan bnlEe.md" TO
~ Sa,a as, a * n - Ma,,hs. din ", -
Boyd-da Flsat preston &oo-do j q Elark-dp II
Gaaa-dn IT. Maruueye & 60 do w r Nuyel4-a,Io +
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HI AssNrtG.

ANTW FRF--Per steamship Iapanese-l00n bales
cotton a. 200 bushels wheat III bulk 1000 hushes OF
rye in bulk
INnlANDLA VIA GALEESTON-Pe Per steam
ship Gty Vt Norlolk-For Iuhanna. 300 hb'a tonr
100 bbls oorumeal ~ bbs whisky % sacks coffee 400
sacks oats 300 sacks 100 kegs moaasea and 400
pkgs sundros For Galveston. 100 bbs roe 100
boxes bacon $ui pkEs snndriea
llNERPuOI--Pcr ship Adorua SOL bales cotton
$500
LIVERPOOL bark Eelgrav1at14l bales cot
ton 5000 pc. staves
PENSACOLA Per snhr Sir William Wallace -
2a3 pkSs mdse
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oaks bottled beer Nelson &oo-ab bbla vinegar I'd
LecbteA Cordes-s do 20 hf do ~ n Morpl,y Y Son
80 ph "a mdae J Dreyfus &eo--l2 do Rice Born SEQ
pa bales hay to Chaa Pleasanta3oD hi bhla Hour ia
w II Matthew'S A. Bro aundriea 10 ordsr-T"fa' ~
800 bnahels wheat in hulk 1000 bushels rye III bulk
IL 600 h,iahes corn in bulk
AIHSA NnRIA-Per ateamer 10 Eryarly-ltl
bales cotton PAYNE Kennedy &en-Ra Mnutnn:-
81 Eanshaw. GapmRc1 &eo-57 L q Gfhert-h beh.
man "A brabam &eo--3a Male 4 Gammach-21 j !,
Harria &oo-2lJ w Burhrihge 500 a2 10 : w Raw
na VI X Al Walmsley 1oo-le Gtapp lIroH 600 10
g A rhillipp Soo-15 Meyer, Weis &oo-12 Gum
belly s Thomas cot Z L Airey &ool0 Bur
bridge 4 MeI-@n ketnr Gardner-7 20 y q
Newman-fG w Sentell &eo-5 IRmmophh Gadda
Srp--5 Dsoar Chopin, Britton & Maveon-at ~ i II
Stamps March e. Snhlanker q to J AntIous " to
Flasl, Freatnn &co-o To II u Hart &op-i u trerre-
bonns-l Queyrouse & Bna-i to j. Iaoassagna-l to
John Adams 4 cot Iac,ste q Ghaasatgnaul to
! hhnIet-i .Inn Ghatla 4 SONS n u Il 7 Go
| Singer = NJ 10 aundTies TO Order-Total ba4 bales
cotton
HAyOU GOUEA-~Per ateamer Whisper 90 hhda
sugar & hbs molaaaea IanaHs 4 Sons do and ~
hlda sugar J. LanauH-l7 dol w Burbridge &oo-lh
Richard hilliHan-l1 A Tertrnu-17 hhla molaaaea
II I,aitau@-iT do Iaftte Duiilhn &oo--t htds sugar
tae 4 i,uwttnE =aeka r,.al, rina N llen Hy1ne
-h sacks seed cotton A l. Choppin-I do Ruah 4 LIE
vert snndr,es to order Total & sacks seed cotton
aanha rough ree III hhds sugar M bba mnaaaaa
Low ER COAST-Fer steamer lHahal-t6 hhds Of
algat 10 hhs molassea Chiam \ Eoydah hide anpar
u .Iohuaou-'a DO Kiohard Milllken--ii TO John by
mcud -4tn NJ Frank SD bills rice %ooola ~ bales
roas q ii Wr,ght--1n hbla oranges l. loraud- land
a,nfries order-Total al hhd# sugar ~ bbls rice
10 bills mnlassea aM-5s. ..mm=
UPPER COAsT-Per steamer CLARA s 7 ssoka
rough vice Ecgasat 20 aaoks corn J. Il Mitchell ~
hnles hay g MaEvoy-aR hhds sugRr Richard Mill.
hcn 10 bha mpaasea II llelt1nn " LRnaus soma
sacks seed cotton A l. Ghnrpn Hunhres 10 order
Total I eaoRe aaed cotton \ sacks rough res l6
hhia sugar 10 hha mnlnsHaa .5=5.4@zy.5
LOWER t0AjT-Fer steamer Emma Irvine
ullr To order
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SnHER COAST.

Leayee every TUESDAY and THURSDAY at II
u. M and SATURDAY at Q .. m.
fsSEs - FOR ORANGE FARM, POIt1-nH.
ss.asShEK ala ache Greenwood Plantation.
sssastsaks ~ Terre aux BRuf. and all plantation
landings. THE new fna and fast steamer
EMMA IRVINE,
IA. Ruiz master.
e. NJ. Yalletts and N. M. Barrels CLERKS,
Leaves as ssove regularly. returning to the CITY
fretRhto passage amply on board. head Of Cos,
4 street. anu
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MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT. |
October 30. 1879.
G-Ico rod Tcsserhow

III, ateamshp Jappneae Whtburn. FOR Antwerp
A Miller 500
Steamship City of Norfolk Thieasen, for Indianala
Viii Galveston GA Whitney 500
Ship Alerna Hawkins, for Liverpool
Hail & Vaughan
Isr bark Relgravia. Gibson. for Liverpool
Chas II Haynes
Sohr Sir William Wallace. Crawford, fer Pensacola
Master
sphr Etta lee, ernEan. for Pensacola. III ballast
Master
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A vriEAN.

der ahip cnustantia. knhieu.S days from Liverpool
to Il r Stock meyer n-4th dia
RTFAMnoATE.
Henry Frank. Il cks, from Helena
Alexandria. Huartlman. tr.m Alexandria
Fori Fada Davis. ttnm st Louis. with hargns
Norton Foe. from ~ Louis. It'll bai Eaa
lsahe O Fry. fr.m Lower GoaHt
CLARA s. DeHouchel, from Upper Coast
Whisper Eomainnk, fInm, bayou Nona
Georgia Muncv. Weaver, fron Mohiie-New Basin
10 Rryarly, SCuveli. from Alexandria
Emma Irvina. Ruiz FROM Lower Coast
u s Lighthouses ateamer Alice. --. from St
Louis NO cargo
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LAFOITRCHE.
WHERE TO LOOK
FOR THE BEST FURNITURE.

Il. just returned from the North with one Of
the most complete selections Of artistic furni-
ture. ornaments etc. Cali and examine the
lines. Raw SILKS, Embroiderfes. Bobbinet and
Nottingham Lace Curtains. and the newest
styles In Paper Hangings, all at the most rea-
sonable prices. oc19 tt
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RIVER NEWS.
oFTICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT
Thursday, October 90. 1879.
Arrivals.

bee marine column.
Departures
Ianbel. Clara n. Oily, OF Augusta, Whisper j.
W. cannon. faEoo Valley, John Wilson
Ta Arrive.
u. j; Guy, 7. w. Cannon, Bayou Rara: Belle
Clara h, Whisper, City of Augusta. upper coaat
FORT Eads. City .of Alton Mollia Moore, John
plupola ". lsouia; Alvin. Emma Irvine Isabel
lover coast: ". J. Behan Red river: ]. NJ. White
Nntchez, d. john vtaksburg: Henry Frank.
heleehia. taIoo Fanchon,. Big Runflower, AZ
ehafslaya. gohp Howard. White river. Thomp-
spn Dean. Greenyia
stage " the Rivers
n Uaiir topographic report of the stage Ut water
Rt various points, with changes In the IA houra
ending yesterday at ii. M
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LIVERPOOL.
HARRISON LINE.

-46MAlfRaR The steamship
HISTORIAN,
Lang. commander.
will soil on or about October 81. 1879 from her
wharf. foot Of Jackson Square
Will receive cotton and sign through bills of
ladIng for the Continent. between Havre and
Cronstadt
These steamships. being OF light draft, win
CROSS the bar of the Mississippi at ali times
without detention.
For freight amply 10
LUCAS E. MOORE.
ds2o1S 18G Gravier street up stairs.
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ssereIpts NJ the Ola u,assu.

Rnd River Per schr Glemnutino ~ 900 atavee
to order
blind Kver-Pev aehr Lucas 40 cords wood to or
der
Blind River-rer rohr Edonia- $4,000 slaves 10
order
Pearl River Per sehr John MoGallrey pT 900 feet
lumber IN order
Mind River-Per sohr Koaa 10 cords wood to
tlar
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uecslpts ut the New RasIn.

MOHILE-Per ateamtr Georgia Muncy 51$ bales
cotton Lucas IL Moore ACC -Sa Sims. BillHpa krD-iu
bales mdae Andersen n Simpson-tal aaoka cotton
seed q Cotton feed Observation-Disclosures to order
-- totAt Gal halea cotton mi aaGha cotton seed
Amte Rivet-fer steamer Alice 10000 ahugles
VI, zoo feet lumber W cords wood 10 Nancy Marcy
Hundras to order
FaannGoula- Per steamer ioS aud harga-H5 900
feet lumber 10 II Imhdig m%
raacagoula-P sohr Ooir-5 900 feet lumber to
N Rnddig
Bayou Lacomhe-Par sohr Arrincy7o0 bbs of
charcoal In order
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RREM EN-.

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW OR.
LEANS VIA HAVRE, BOUTHAMP-
TON AND HAVANA.
sESHNSH The steamships of the North Ger
s9sAAlEEaasG man Lloyd will resume their Regular
Trips. as follows
From Brernsn. From n Orleans
Hanover. ..... september II About Oct'r 10
Nurnberg. ........ October Is $3.50.
Hnnnover. November 10 ......
Theao steamers touch outward at Havre and
Havana and on the.r home trip at Havana and
PRIOEs OF PASSAGE:
From Bremen. SOUTHAMPTON or Havre TO Hav-
ara or New 0rleans-Cabin. $50; Storage. s3e.
From New Orleans to Southampton Havre or
Bremen-Cabin, $3.50; SteeraRe, S45.
From New Orleans to Eavana-Cabin. S3S:
SteeraRe. s1b.
Children under ten years. half price, chill
dren under one year. Free
N. B-Qur agent for Texas Mr.. Peter H. Err
hard in Galveston. Is authorized to issue steer
age passage orders at the following through
rates:
Frsm Bremen to Galveston, 342 .z--#
From Bremen to Indianola s45 So
The company reserves the right to chan9ethe
route Of the steamers their advertised days Of
departure and the prices OF passage.
Passa2a tickets from Bremen. SOUTHAMPTON
or Havre to Now Orleans Issued by the unders
signed.
For further particulars apply to
ED. Il. STOCKMEYER 4 Co. Agents.
au3l " A Union street.
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LAKE PORTS.
LAKE PORTS.
FOR VAUDEVILLE, jacksonville
AND
OLD LANDING.
THE q. s. MAIL STEAMER
II GfKk ~ EN CA MEYIA

9.EIk NEW CAMELIA,
WILL LEAVE NEW LAKE END:
OnMONDAYs and THURSDAYS for Vaudeville
and Old Landing. on arrival Of the u m.
train.
On SATURDAY for Vaudeville and Old Land
Ing, on arrival OF the D. M train.
SUNDAY EXCURSION leaving on the arriya
of the 7 a. m train
RETURNING: Leaves Old Landing on TUES.
DAYS and FRIDAYS at 6 a. M, and Mande-
vile at 8 80 a. m.
Leaves MadIsonyille MONDAYS $50 a. NJ.
and Vaudeville at GAS q. nc.
SUNDAYS leaves Old Landing at q o, m. and
Vaudeville at 5 o. N,
Fare 10 All Points. .....................$
sunday Excursion. Observation-Disclosures.
oc3 Ina w. g. COYLE.
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Receipts ny Railroads.
CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS
RAILROAD

October 90 lie oar loala f,llows-52p haloa IF
cotton Rohham Moore 300 Richardson 4 May A
eha Juo L Har,lie q eo-e0g Lehman. Abraham & co
l7a Allen. West Rush lug t. Gbat1e, Hamilton 4
Poweil-la4 Gleason Day Proudht-II Gleason,
Day & Ffordit III Walden, Hawtina Roberts
Ill 8 @ Thomas COLO s Gumhel- So w Tbomp,
son &oo-s7 Meyer. Weis Sco-sr Jue Phelps 500.
~ J. Harris Soo-77 PAYNE. Kennedy &oa 70 n
Sims. Blupa Zoo 81 KeHer 4 Gardner 50 Stewart
I.rna &co-+,a n l. Airey &oo--tp March 4 Echlenker
% Kirkpatrick &oo-3+ % Jno Ghatie a. Sons ~
Feadlea Wood 600 ~ J II Farguaou &oo ~ lily.
man Liohtenatein . I N Watnsey &co-2o Al
Ian Nurent &co-R5 Warren Il AthIusoIl@2p Cyrus
Rnasey Rrittcn Mayaon II 70 ordar-iH II &
G Newman-l4 Gardner 4 c"pp IL Moore Cole
man-'9 ship lie Mrrle-p X Rnokner " To Felix
Walkers III a II Beer@G 10 j i Hnrrison If Acct
II Allison &co-4 Norwood 4 Richards Il :, Car
ver-3 Ben Garson & Son-2 to q w Sente &co-l
Glapp bros &co-t Levi q Newman w Flatt "
IIaltwell n Chambera pigs hardware ~ pkga of
snndries y "A whitney &co--ti crates cabbage to
q w uaviaon &oo II do Joseph Keller oar cattle
u Mehls kco-l do NJ Flautt-l j. Il Eeeve5--2 ~
Aycock Mitchell &cn--5o hbla oil Union Oil Gn-an
do J Adge--l box car Hrookett & Gartor-car stock
Snalhing-nar cattle q X He'll oar cotton seed Vi
Gotham Soo-oar 81 hoop polc4 u w Walker sea ID
sacks rough rice Allen & Syme-t< rkga peanuta 10
7 JCarver-a empty bbls j II Scott 40 hbla appIsa
j Salamoni Aoo54l cars iron NJ Schwarts & Hrp-ei
oar plowe Baldwin &ao-A pianos + Werlpin SEQ
box starch Clever 4 Ohendahla-ll caana ehoea 70
II & N Samory-ll do Vincent &Oo--lG 10 L J. Marti
neE-5 boxes hats III Drey ~ do u GndchAux 80
Simon 4 kohn3l Keinrrth 4 Montarior--a pkes Of
mdse lFellman Bfos y do l. cfr e fink-5 hoscu Of
hats Booth II pkgs tobacco Hartwell 4 ChNmhe1a
~ pk "a glassware w 4 shepard &ro-iU brxsa OF
soap Lehman. Abraham Zoo Ibis pa,ut A "A Ma
ginuis SONS CaseH #hura Dnne-I rolls leather
" II llanaclllQ trhina butter III Lawrence Goo
\ hSa books Seymour & Stevons-a tieroea shoulders
j Nelaon &co-t4 hbls whiaky nj tititn-al hbIa of
beef Is teroes hams Eoae Eroa20n kegs nails TO
Sauifer, MacreRdy 81 bbH potntoes II bbIa ont
nns 7 bhla turnipa Chaa Plea#snts--io bbs Rppes
car vegetables w Dawson Soo-l car cabbage
~ hhs turuips ~ bbis potatoes Joseph Kellnr--25
Tx "a butter Il II Flashpoller- do Il po9sep-ti
,t, HAL
sacks oilcako Anderson & Simpann-3T pkgs meat {,
q HirsoE-tp orRtes cabbage y I5nr.ucri
SEQ Hot cabbage In bulk + n Del'nnhio-it0 hhla OF
apples G II SChenok Il ar wagons II j WeRt-and
snndriea to orler-Tolal 1927 bales cotton
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UPPER COAST.
WHITE STAR LINE.

WHITE STAR LINE.
1870 Fail Il Winter Arrangement 1850
TRI WEEKLY UPPER COAST PACKETS TO
TT - THE FINE AND FAST PABSE
-. ! e'r s'' W%ssrrn.
IA Com net mastsr Goo ~ Weeds clerk
at 10 a. m. md FR1DAY Mt 81 D. m. for bayou
GouIa. returning down the coast on alternate
dHys.
The line st9am'r BELLE
;ssfS Tes ana
h ins al anau q! aa,le 25 Bon 1Fe"a max
0f ''S OF Hs1 2" c S1Hfa at qs To-
:, clerk will 10 found daily ut the head Of
Dlenyille street to receive freight for either of
tho above boats. oc2Gt
NEW onLE.S "a T ANo W4 noNsEr oAnnE
LEAVES q na tr1 nhiLY Yx pAGKET J. "a
ron or BoN sRf : c d ! 4 - CHURCH.
mahnsile ksnmGryls and 81 n IT,
limo side-Whee passenger steamer
CITY OF AUGUSTA,
J.. =. Bron master. Arthur. l. Freret cerk
will lenve ns above. For freight or passage
epply on board orrto >, mn D R pEkRET
NO. IL Delta street, up stairs.
A clerk will be found during the day Mt the
head Of Cont street receiving freight. oc22 tt
NEW oRLEhNs AND UPPER COAST TRI-
WEEKLY PACKET.
Leaves every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY. ut II am,
nE FOB LONG VIEW REACH AS
,lyEsasEsH far as Welham'e. st. james, New Va
h&ssassa'A3'~ chere Road. Bonnet Carre. Hahn
Vile. Kenncrville and I'll way landipgs-Tbe
steamer
CLARA s.,
TN place of the Eva,l
Chs. DebOucGei master. s. TOca clerk.
Will leave as above. returning down the eoast
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday In daylight.
For freight or passage apniv on board or to
w. J. COM FAUX. 30 Cont street
:. A CLERK always on the ievee to receive freight
foot OF Oonti street oc24 If
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II FF~. FOR INDIANOLA VIA CALVES
- = A4--llla@aa4=-. TON Tho eteamshtp

= $1,000 49,. TON Tho eteamshlp
CITY OF NORFOLK
will sail from Galveston RI-WEEKI,Y carry~
Ing both freight and passsngers.
Freight now receved for above point.
Freight for Corpus Christi and Rock port res
reivea and rashpued from Indlanolh By
@ehponers and through bills Of ading signed.
LlghteraGe TO Corpus Christi ttf any at risk
and expense Of ronsigneea.
Freight Tor oil the above points received at
the depot Of Morgan's Louisiana and Texas
Railrond, foot Of Lafayette street. daily until
3 u, m.
For passage apply to
U. "A. WHITNEY Il CO., Managers.
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Ia ED RIVER.
Red RIyer nna rcNns.

E&EU sAkF&E AWA aRAMN
NEW ORLEANS AND RED RIVER TRANS.
POlsTATION COMPANY, AND TEXAS IA
IIFIu RAILWAY AND CONNECTIONS.
Through bills Of ladlng and through pnssen-
ger tickets 70 ail landings on Red river and all
TT - FOR SHREVEPORT, JEFFER.
ssss asAk ID son. Hot Springs, and all landings
on Red River aud railway stntious
In TaxHa.
FOR SHREVEPORT
-zs-~~---~@sr. mnstor.
lGavoa s---~ ------~@-~--=- October -. ut .. m.
will be charged ut mouth of Rod River Bnyou
Sara, or at new Orleans. IN forwarding freight
10 the company by bill oe lndInE
For freight or pasaaga apply on hoari Of the
bouts at tho office Of the company. No &c
Camp street JOS. A, AIKEN, President
NJ. W, JOYCE, GEO. y. IiITE,
J. Il. OARLlN. BRI1TON n EI'rLER,
III LORD & MenEAHE, +Aennta,
WEEKLY RED RIVER PACKET.
Leaves , October - nj + .. N.
IT, FOR ALEXANDRIA, EGG BEND
ks!Aass d NJ NormAn's Barbins. Wnres and way
landings The steamer
tRenrnaentng tho new Josse K. Roll
-- master. cerk.
WIZ leave ms above. For freight or IA sage
apply on board. or to
X. W. ADhMB. II Comm erctal Place,
r, B.-Freight consigned to wharfboat. noun
81 Rod river or to agents ut Now Orleans fo
the steamer jesse K, Boil will be forwarded free
of charge. jaa
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SATURDAY VIUHBBUH0 Unit 40 STATES
MAIL PACK EFT.
T.aase s every SATURDAY. st 8 q. m.
spp FOR VIOESBURG DAYS. BENZ
I.ssssssasssn Natchez and all Intermediates lane
G3sst ssTzsSn ings--The passenger packet
NATCHEX,
e p. Leathers. master. J. r.. Muse clerk.
connecting at VicksburR with the Parisot Line
for Ya9oo. Taliehatchie, and Sunfower rivers,
NJ Louts. Will give through bills Of lading to
Monroe and I'll =, stations on the Vicksburg.
This boat reserves the right to lass all land
iagS That the Captain may consider unsafe.
Tor freight or passage applyt n board. or to
JOHN TANNEY. 1C6 Common ST.
]. 4. OARLIN. 80 Magazine st
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REGULAR NATCHEI DAVIES BEND AND
VICKSBURG PACKET.
Leaves WEDNESDAY. October 20 ut r nm.
re- - FOR BATON ROUGE. BAYOU
kkss $50 VI Sarn, Red River Landing, Fort
0-s'zssaasas Adams, Vilalia, Nntchez, Water
Bend, Viekshurg and coast landings-The fine
uAssonger steamer
ST JOHN,
For freight or passage apply on board or to
II. q. DIELANCON
oclOtf % Bienville street.
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STEAMSHIPS.
TEX

MOKuAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL-
-, ROAD AND STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
The following low pressure, Iron Steamship 4
form these lines r
MORGAN, gnsErHlNE. ~ MARY Any t'''
HUHRIE. WHITNEY. HUTCHINhON
CLINTON. ARKANSAS, CRY OF NORFC)i,K
II fTy. FOR GALVESTON AND HoUs-
$500 - $500. ton-The stenmshp
JOSEPHINE.
will soil from Alglers
FRIDAY, October n, Mt 8 a. m,
Through bills la1ing signed to Houston and
TO all points beyond on tho Houston and Texas
Central and q. II md =. A. r. H.. Int. and Great
Northern Railroad. and Now Orleans aud Texas
Railroad Via Clinton, and tho Texas Transpor-
tation Company.
San Antonia freghtH received and forwarded
via Clinton and GA II. and san Antonio Rail-
rpnd.
Freights for Gonzales ETaliettsvile. Rancho
otC., received via Clinton or Cuero.
Tlokets md Rtnterooms ACQUIRED until .. m.
daily. Sundays excepted, at agents Office. or ut
Tho ferry landing. on morning Of departure.
, Through tirkHtH VT TT iHEHea fsatn this flee
to tho principal points on tho Houston. Texas
Central Railroad. On tho international and
Graat Northern Railroad. Texas and Pacific
ltnilroRd.
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Exchange Clippings. october Ii.

Cincinnati Enquirer:
The Bedford arrived from lronton yesterday
and rashipped 5000 kegs nalis ana Nv y tons maui
Nfaeturea iron on the Lonisvi,,r Al soon IL
her freight was discharged the Bedford started
back light and will take IN tow fr0m hlpley and
Maysyilie several empty coal barsns fer IRON
ton ana Ashland The Bedford will bring an-
other trip Of freight down i the water NOES
out. Tom Bobo IS plotting the Bedford.
fl St. Louis Post Dispatch:
Capt. T. Yore has returned from Switzerland
and looks in perfect health
TIE MILK n THE cocoASUT.
To the Editor Of the Posi- Dispatch
The bother that boats haye at New orleans
With the United States commissioners has bes .n
talked or and remedies proposed. but II stu
goes on. It Il easy 70 sae the why 81 sos mat
Ter, Some months ago was notified TO appear
before a eolored commissioner TO show cause
Eshs the steamer, E e, Jaeger should not pc
3 Iibeled to satisfy thu claim Of two rousters who
ASEork
The eolored commissioner questioned the
rolsters. and finally said to them: stand UP
and hear the sentences, of the court: you can come
before this court and sue without paying any
costs. I have worked as hard a. If I was your
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FOR RIInENFPORT
~---~a7s@. ------- mnstar.
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The Courts.
POLICE.

Assault and Battery-Ed. Walter, con-
tinued to January 11th; James Keenan, and
Chas. Seaman, $40 each; Mary Harting aud
VIM. Herzog, continued to January 18th.
Vagrancy-Dahlis HILL John Gust. John
German, Robert Robinson, J. T. Flood,
James Kelly, Andrew Mcmahon, John
Harris Robt. Henderson, w. Paterson and
Thomas Connell, $50-30 each
Miscellaneous-Louis Schmidt, street
begging 5000 Kate Priess, adultery, con-
tinued 10 January 11th; Mollie Kane, dis
orderly conduct, SO; Thomas Turner, petit
larceny, dismissed; Nancy Edwards, cut
ting with intent to kill dismissed; Frank
Hiel, robbery, dismissed; James Core q
man, drunkenness, 10 days; James Nc
Laughlin, SINE, dismissed; James Hc-
Laughlin, personal violence, dismissed;
Max Bleimer, obtaining money by fa %
pretenses, continued to January i4th Louis
Smith, same dismissed Chas. Forbus and
r. c. Wheeler, embezzlement, continued
till o'clock
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-09

GEORGE WILSON, stable boss of the Sew
enth and Ninth Streets Railroad Company,
failed to appear before Squire Harnieyer 10
answer to charge of cruelty to animals in
spreading salt along the tracks, thereby
causing the horses feet to become sore.
Officer Joseph Smith, of the s. P. G. a., win
rearrest Wilson at once
THE Board of Public Works TODAY nd
proved of the weekly payroll of the Water
works, amounting to 81, ,S17 10, and referred
to committees the Engineers estimates ON
the different plans for the Main-street
bridge, and the timetable by which tho
gasoline lamps of the city are to be lighted
during the month of January.
Mr.. JOHN FEHRENBATcH, in the Govern
ment employ here, was married last even
ing to Miss Mary Jane Kissick, at the resi-
dence of the brides parents, No. 100 East
Third street. The ceremonies were per-
formed by Rev. Mr.. /. N. Stanger, of Christ
Episcopal Church. The wedding was n
quiet one, only few friends having been
invited to attend. Among them was Gov
ernor Young and wife, and Coroner Carriek
and wife. The couple left Immediately
after for Washington, u, G..
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Special to the Star.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 9.-Everybody is sleigh
riding.
Mrs Amanda Wells, poor woman, had
her hands so badly frozen that they had to
be amputated.
Last evening Miss Florence Belle Fonda,
one of the fairest of Kentucky roses was
married to Mr.. Jules Edward Schneider, a
prominent merchant of Dallas, Texas. The
wedding was an elegant affair.
The remains of Father Powers, late pas
tor of St. Michael's Church, were viewed
by at least three thousand persons yester-
day. The funeral takes place to-day.
Patrick Casey, dairyman, committed
suicide Tuesday. He was married, and in
good circumstances. Cause unknown.
The Coroner's jury in the case of Malone,
the Postmaster at Beckley's Staten, rem
dered verdict as follows:
The deceased came to his death some
time during the night of January 9th,
1879, from hatchet wounds of the head, in
flicted by some person or persons unknown
to the jury.
Madame Scanlon, well-known sporting
woman, who has for years kept house on
Jackson street. died Tuesday and was buried
yesterday afternoon.