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aoove low Chanrs.

Below high water mark of 1874 sAbov.
ceScn- marx: indicates , rise: t1ndicates fall
the landing. almost without exception the de-
! partures all had good trips. The Golden Rule
Tor the Ohio, had 81 blocks marble, $50 barrels
molasses. Jos tons railroad iron, IS bales iute,
10 bales cotton. a considerable LIT of mis- celia
peons freight and 40 passengers The City of
Alton had also fair passenger trip, $50 nogs-
The Tensas. Capt l. V Cooley, arrived Fri r.
day night from the rensas and Macon. and will
return Wednesday. From Capt. Cooley we got
Sne following particulars relative to the water
sss or Macon. Trinity is under water and also
several places on the west. or 0uachita SIDE of
the lower Tensas. few places are also over
the Concordia side OF either The Tens4 or Ma
con. the levses on this side being at least is
inches out OF the water. Macon was on stand
tor the last six days. but the night the Tensas
left twas rising from local rains. Tensas was
swelling an inch every "a hours. caused BY
back water from the 0uachira.
The remains OF eng t1eer Freetnger were sent
serday afternoon. in charge If Mr.. W a. Row.
&ey. one of his late assistants on tna White
Andy Rol nj stopped of the Natchez yester-
DAY. Mr.. j. Vanderdoss going 40 ia his place
The John Gilmore anu oarges passed Mem.
phts yesterday At a, m. bound WI.
The Jewel viii be The N. % and r. r. 7. Com
Dang's boat 10 shreveport for Wednesday, and
the Danube to Minden.
Capt B. Williams arrived In the city Fri.
DAY from Piftsbn &.
Relative to the unfortunate occurrence. re-
sulting In the killing aeeidanta ly of Capt P.
McAilister. of the ]. sh arp McDoual By Capt.
Chaser of the Harry Brown. near Match z. as
.elegraphed In yes erday mornings paper.
ut. q. kootes received telegram yeetsrd AZ that
U4gt Glaser had oeen comp etsiy exonera Ell.
Poe late Of tbs Norton AMI L sa arg s and
M.lor Dick Rober son. ins peetor for the Board
= Underwriters Oapt Poe lost barge OF the
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FROM THE PASSES.

PORT EADs. April 10. Noon.-Wind north
Arrived: Steamship st. MARY, Brown mas
Yer, e u last night, from Morgan City, to Chas.
British Steamship Mississippi. Gibson mas
ter, at $50 a. m. from LIVERPOOL via Corunna
and Havana. to Silas Weeks & 20.
Sailed: Steamship Aransas for Clinton
Texas; barks George for Hsvre. Arda for Bsy.
onne and Gustav Adolf for liverpool.
o. Unwind southwest and light.
Arrived: Steamship Hudson, freeman mas.
ter. at lilo .. M. from New York. to A. Moulton.
Schooner May Evelyn. Hansen master days
IRON utilla. to s. Oteri 4 Brother
Sailed: Steamship Santiago for Barcelona
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MOVEMENT OF OCEAN VESSELS,

- NEW, York. April 10 -Arrived: State OF
Gs99rsta Madjt; Richmond. Arriv d out: Al
nsa,da, BeadI,ea. Pennsylvania. Juana st. Louis,
" Mslmeriand Atlantic Alylto, Elise. Mozler,
H Hnerese T. H. NewIns Lsif Helene. Bohemian.
T mhomeWsrd; Florida for etsacola, John K.
New Orleans. - = -AA~A'oAA ~
Arrived; Adelgunda. GIuesseppe. Lanata,
BOSTON. Aprll Io.-Arriyed: HanrY Eorvell
aud Addie Tuller. ~ssA = S.1
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Norton's tow some time ago. for which the un; ,
derwriters Of this city held him to blame. and
his command. Capt. Poe has since shown to the
compete satisfaction of the board that be was
entirely biameless In, the matter. and ysster-
day they uDantmOu ly Reconstructed their ac'
ton, restored Oapt. Poe to his original status;
and presented him with . duly authenticated
captain. and that they would Insure ON any
boat und Ter his charge. -
Yesterday Oapt. John a, Stevenson, agent OF
pany attained his nfty ninth birthday, Capt.
stevenson was pilot IN, the Missouri river 10 7.
1s45, and subsequently, ptloted several ppats OF
the single engine Hannibal. running between
this city and st. Louis. and short time before
var Located himself mere as .ns ths
city. After the war he engaged In the st am
boat agency. meeting with such. success hs to
ton the Mi sissippt Valley Transportation
Company. which appolnted him. Its agent In
tbs CITY In 1914. OaYt Stevenson is holding bis
2ischepee Of his duties with the vim Of man
Over 100 900 bushels Of potatoes have been
The CLARA s.. Capt. VIM. wenzel. Clerk 9. Il.
pacR ard, arrived yesterday afternoon from
Bayou Bartholomew and Will return Wednes-
II HE David Hostetter is the mail packet to
property Of late j. K. Kelly, for several seasons
one of her clerks, was rallied Friday night at
Miller's saloon for the benefit OF his widow. re-
slsing the handsome sum of 800 Capt Eugene
May and Mr.. Miller lied on the highest throws.
and will at come future dav have another throw
for the ownership. Both OF these gentlemen were
large contributors In money, anu time towards
RAISING so large q sum to relieve the wants Of
most worthy and needy lady,.
The departures In the Southern Transporta.
ton Line to Cincinnati for dates to the twenty
seventh Of this month will be announced In our
advertising columns. The boats, of this line
commend themselves TO the public from the
fact that they always leave as advertised.
The Will Kyle. Of this line. Leaves tuesday.
to epeed aud comfort and IL under the com.
mand of Capt. Lew Hates. Mr.. JAS. Alexander
clerk.
Capt A. J. Garter. CLERK George r. Baker. Tues
daI the great iron steamer EOnarles p. Chou.
teau, Capt W. Fl, Thorwegan. Thursday. and
the Commonwealth Saturday. Like the, well
regulated and reliable line that 1t is. It's boats
The Sylvan Dell. Capt Newton. will make
trips to he Sharpe crevasse to-day. leaving
the head of Canal street at IN and II a. m, Ia
The old reliable of the Bayou Teche trade. the
John NJ Chambers, Capt I. Il. Muggah In com
mand, II. X. Voorhees, clerk. arrived yesterday.
and leaves again Wednesday for st. Martins.
vile.
The Mississippi Valley TRANSPORTATION Com.
pany's powerful towboat Grand Lake, and
barges. Capt. G.. f. Kendall In command, was
due last night from St. Louis, and will return
to morrow at Inn.
The steamer Whisper J. A Comstock master.
Leaves AYES TO- tor PP s nnt
Blanchard, leaves Tomorrow at 8 y. m.
The Bayou Sara packet u. J. Gay. John J.
Brown master, leaves tomorrow at D. m.
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TECHE ANR ATCHAFALAYA.

FOR BAYOU TECHE AND ATCHAFALAYA
RIVER.
Leaves WEDNESDAY. ApriI IA. at s .. m.
IT, - FOR ST. MARTINsvILLE, NEW
A$sa&4k&sS Iberia. Jeanerette, Franklin, Gem
treville, Pattersonyille and ali inter.
mediate landings on Bayou Teehe and Atcha-
falaYa river-The new passenger steamer
JOHN VI, CHAN RFRs.
7, r. Muggah master, T.. X. Voorhees, clerk
will leave as above. For freight or passage
apply on board, or to
GEO. D. HITE. No. 142 Gravler street.
ap11 j. 10. CARLIN, No. go Magazine OF.
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RIVER NEWS.
oFYTuE NEW ORLEANS DKNooshg,
Sunday, April IL. 1880
~ Arrivals.

Bee marine column
Departures.
Emma Irvine. Martha, Rene Macready, As.
sumption. j, w. Cannon, Natcbez Golden Rule,
Hanna. VIM. Pagan, J. K. Bell. st. Mary.
stage OF the Miysfx.
Datly telegraphic report of the STAGE of water
q various points. with changes In the "a hourf
ending yesterday at .. m
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BAYOU BARTHOLOMEW.

MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS INDEPEND.
ENT Pas KET.
Leaves on WEDNESDAY, Aprll IA. at s n. m.
f. FOR LIND GROVE, POINT
Pleasant and all way landings on
- Bayou Bartholomew-The new pas
seDger steamer
CLARA g.,
VIM. Wenzel master. G. I'll. Packard clerk.
Will leave as above, taking freight for all land
ings on Black and Ouachita rivers az high as
the mouth of Bayou bartholomew. For freight
or passage apply on board or 10
q. J. WINBURN. s5 hatcher street.
W. M bURL3. II FroI street,
p. S.-Connects with steamer Ollie b. for
points on Upper Bayou. ap11
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MARINE NEWS.
oEFIUH NEW ORLEANS DEMoURAT.
nrii n feQ0
Cleared Yesterday,

Cleared Yesterday.
Br steamship Haytian, Watson, for Liverpool.
Lowell & Bailey
Steamship Wanderer, Leitch for Belize, Hon
Maeheoa Bros
Steamer Amte, Costello, for Pensacola
g M Sofia
Br bar kentine Venice. Bergman. for Dunkirk-
Hall a. Vaughan
Aus bark Balthsssr Taraboohia for Dunkirk-
Mssieh & C0sulioh
Br schr Ebenezer, Bethel for Nassau, N B.
Master
Br schr Jennie Wood. Ward, for Belize, in bal asst
8 Oteri 4 Bro
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LAFOURCHE.

INDEPENDENT SEMI WEEKLY NEW Or
LEANS, COAST AND LAFOUROHE
PACKET.
Leaves every MONDAY at p. m. and FRIDAY
ut 10 q. N.
f. - FOR WAY LANDINGS ON COAST
kEsa46EsS and Bayou Lafourche-The A Mo. j
passenger packet
BELLE.
Max Blanchard. Master,
John Webre and O. j. Blanchard. Clerks.
will leave as above, returning down the coast
every SUNDAY and WEDNESDAY. In daylight
For freight or passage apply onboard or to
V. Fl. BhRNARD. o st, Louis st.
8. HENO, 30 CONT st.
P. s.. - Goes through to Lockport on the
Thursday trip.
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Msusipts mt the old Basin.

Bayou Laoombe-Psr sehr Victoria No SIS cords
wood to order
Bayou Lsoombe-Per sohr Leontine-la00 600 bricks
TO order
La Chinohe-Per sobr Lake Flow.r-Sundries to
order
Bayou Lsoombe Per sehr Hattie M-27 cords to
wood to order
Pascagoula-Psr sohr None suob-l4o0 bbls char
coal to order
Ocean Springs-Per sohr Hortsnse-l6po bbs char.
coal TO order
Wolf River-Pet sohr Eopse--l4oo bbs charcoal
TO order
Psseagoula-Per sohr Wren-l2oo bbs charcoal te
order
Shell Bank-Per schr Mamie A D-50o bbls shells
to order
Wolf River-Per schr Wolf River Packets, 900
feet lumber to order
Pascagouia-Per sohr Albert M-laOo bis charcoal
TO order
Blind River-Per sehr Ida K-2o, 600 pos slaves to
30 order
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BAYOU MACON AND TENsAs.

TENsAS AND BAYOU MACON REGULAR
PACKET.
Leaves WEDN ESDAY, April IA. at s D. m.
,.@ FOR FLOYD. DELHI. WARSAW.
ksssssek1l Orockett's Point. Egypt. Out-off.
Westwood, Eureka, Mound Bayou.
Coulter Point and all way landings on Bayou
Macon and Tensas-The fine passenger steamer
TkNSA@,
i. " Cooley master, Thos, Knee clerk.
will leave as above. For freight or passage ap-
ply on board, or to
de2e LORD & MoPEAKE 122 Gravier street
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Low ER COAST.

Leaves every TUESDAY and THURSDAY at II
q. m. and SATURDAY at D. m.
IT. - FOR ORANGE FARM, POINTF
ssss4ee1l ala. Hache. Greenwood Plantation,
Terre aug Beuf, and all plantation
landings-The new, fine and fast steamer
EN- ma IRVINE,
ia. Ruiz master. Il, M. Vsllette clerk.
leaves as above regularly, returning to the cit,
early In the evening on alternate days, FOR
freight or passage apply on board. head OF Oon.
n street. anil
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IT, sTEAMERs OF THE sOITTH

IT, - THEsTEAMERS OF THE SOUTH
jkssssaaS ern Transportation Line leave New
:, Orleans for Cipcinnati and all
TaOMAs =HERLOCK. THU RsDAY. April 1
Up. sCHENCH. SATUhDAY. April 8
HDHEMT MITCHELL. THU RSDAY. April 3
GOLDEN RULE. ....,... SATURDAY, April 10
VILE. KrLE TUESDAY. April 10
rAMAs Y. As0WN THURSDAY, April 10
GOLDEM gMNWN.......sA SATURDAY, April II
GOLDEN Elrf... 1905. 7 UEaDAY. April 40
y: srMlNGER THURsD DAY, April %
NEW MARY AOUsTON. tn EsDAY. April az
j. T. BURDEAU, Agent,
mhl& 1856 Gravter street.
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HOPE vILLA-Per steamer Alice bales moss
@ IL Wright-8 boxes eggs sacks wool Forcheiper
Bros do boxes eggs A Babin-i0 do coon peuI
try Il I Gotham &os-S kegs nails A Baldwin Zoo
pkgs eggs coop poultry l. Sch mner--l do ed J
Dolan-l do Bsa5-i pkgs sundriss j Dunnasse-1
coop poultry Mrs Marth-25 900 feet lumber and IS
cords wood Muney a. Msroy-sundries to order-To-
tai bales moss
tatoes to order
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Msmeruuda.

Msmerpnda.
The Br ship Isabel Mott recently abandoned Mt
sea while on the voyage from New York TO Ant
werp, was insured by Halifax Off % for about
$4,000.
comparative statement of SEES going vessels
In the port Of New Orleans, made mp to April O.
1889 shows that there were 10 steamships 81 ships
70 barks, brig and sohooners. At the same dats
last year there were 10 steamships, 90 ships. II
barks, briggs and sohooners.
AMERICAN PORTS.
New York, April 5--Arrived from Pensacola, brr Q
Florence Flynn.
EoRsIaH PORTS.
[By Gable TO She ". Y. HerAld,l
Liverpool, April ARRIVED from New Orleans
Br ship Eastern Belle Curry; from Pensacola, Nor
barE Rosa Andersen. April 5-Arrived from sew
Orleans, Br steamship Chill an Roach from Calves.
ton. Nor bark Pomona Jonassen.
Antwerp, April s.Arrived from New Orleans, Br
bark Hallamsbire, Morrsll
Havre April 5-Arrived from New Orleans Br
shio Alice M Minot. Whitmore
Roaen. April s-Arrived from New Orlesns Brit
ship Eliza Everett Dankerton, and Aus bark Conts
Geza Szapsry. Cosulioh
HAVE, April ARRIVED from New Orleans, Brit
ship Roche ter, Ross; April ., Br ship Heotanooga,
johnson: Nor shi Loviss. Bull.
Bordeaux, April ARRIVED from Pensacola Aus
bark Lsda Ia abooba.
Queen 'town, April 3-Arrived from Pensacola Br
bark hindora. Allen
Sunderland, April 3-Arrived from Pensacola Nor
bark Ecsto, sundbye
Liverpool. April s-Arrived from Mobile. Br bark
Africa Murray.
BY Mall
Seaford, March sa-OH Ostar, Krag, from New Or.
leaus for the Baltic
Grsngemuuth. March 2'-Arrived from New Or.
leans, City Of st Asaph, Williams
SPOKEN.
April 2. lat IS 10 N Ion SO 35 W. ship John Patten
from New Orleans for Cronstadt
An English bars showing QHDC from New Or
leans for Rouen March g.. lat d, Ion 10.
March 8. off sand Cay, Br ship Lady Rowera,
Johnson from New Orleans for Live rpool
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Hirsch-1o tubs butter ,MsCloskey & Henderson
10 tieroes hams Wallace, Fairehild &oo1 pkgs mdse
n So do pe CosS beis oil
| J g Clark--14 pkgs mdse to Hernsheim & Bro-as
| boxes hats M Lobe &co e de II Dreyfus-4 pkgs OF
mdse A Wolf &eo-s boxes hats Belden-is do to
Simon & Kohn-5 shoes F z Martines-is coils
rope A Baldwin &eo-l pkgs mdss A e. Levy
do Reinach-5 Marx Bros-9 pigs glassware w T
MoCraoken d Brewster-6 boxes hats ID Mereier a.
son--l7 sewing machines w Gregg-e pkgs wagon
stuff Thompson 4 Bro-l2 .pkgs furniture to J A
Manning-ab bbs whisky pkgs mdse A whitney
&oo--1 do LibsFman-1 do Barnes M-sundries
to order-To 81 is. bales cotton IS hhds tobsooo
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD.
April 1o-l car cattle to Mahon d wilson, do to
Ayooek, Mitchell &oo-l E Bell-4g4 sacks peas to
Bank of Georgia-s25 pigs beer Merz & Paul-ls0 10
Geo Yaets-5o tieroes hams to r DelBondio- s
boxes bacon Flashpoller-6 bbls Oil to Branch
Crookes &eo-l0s bbs Iosin Gay-2o do bbls vt
tnrpentine Simpson e. Triecu-7 pkgs sky Berk. .
son Bros-ao bbls apples O Fl Lawrence asco-lao
bbls lime Snodgrass-2es sacks peas to Holbrook g.
A-1t5 do to srder-i56 do A L. ydeB-I car lumber
to L Prudhomme-sundry mdse Keifsr Bros-do to
L Boyd-203 sacks peas W Il Mathews Bro-1Uo
pkgs peanuts Cochran & Caseres-s bbls whis.
ky Zuberbier e. Behan-sundry mdse s West ir-
lug empty bbls Crescent City Oil Co.'S tierces hams
81 Flashpoller-s pkgs sausage j M Latimer Goo
sundry mdse Nelson MeStea-30 bbls apples 10 II
Lawrence &co-5 tieroes hams pkgs meat Theurer
L. Beoker-5 tierees hams Wallace. Fairohild &eo-5
do Schwahaoher O. Hirseh-5i pkgs hides Adler
piano l. Grunewald-62 pkps mdse E j Hart Geo
sundry mdse g W W aoodwin-50 pigs snuff to
Zuberbier & Beh8n--17 bales cotton Lehman Abra-
ham Goo, do 7 Airev &oc-s4 10 order-sO tubs
butter Rauxet57 boxes tobacco to W II lrby-1
sacks peas Miller Meyer-sundry mdse II Fl Han
ss-do John Adams &eo-do Il j Hart Geo do RI
Barklage-do MoCraaken Brewster-do H Flynn
do e Marquee &oo--do Elkin &ce-a oh ga mdse to
Feuan Bros 90 Lord e. MePeake-a bales sacks
M McGraw-i5 boxes tobacco Keum & Rot an IS
bills whisky Bassetti e. Xidues-aO pkgs eggs Miller
Meyers pkgs mdse Conery & SOM carriage
A Lum &eo-a0o boxes tobseon w VanBenthuysen
10 do w Irby-22 do Opeuheim-1D zuberbier g.
Behan-sundries to ordeT-Eota l02 bales cotton
MORaAN's LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL.
ROAD AND STEAMSHIP 90.
April 10-s bales moss to M Walsb-5 bdls do to
Nelson &eo-i Dbl molasses A Bourg-la boxes
eggs l. Sarle Sseo-6 do LANCE g. Legendrs-supdries
to prder-Tptal Dbl mpasses
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LIyERPOOL-Per steamship Hsvtisn-4i5o hales
cotton lll5 sacks oilcake g. % bushels In bulk
BELIZE-Per steamship Wanderer-tl5 bbls hour
qaT bf do 81 sacks do 35 pkgs mdse 20 boxes soap
boxes candles boxes meat casks meat 49, 0j feet
lumber sacks oats ~ bbls pork IS bbls potatoes
bbls sugar 10 bbls rice hid tobacco bales tobacco
bales hay 40 sacks corn hf bills lard
PENSACOLA-Per steamer Amite-5a0 sacks corn
80 sacks oats % sacks bran ~ sacks coffee ss bales of
hay 20 bbls pork aa bols liquor ~ pkgs mdse
DUNKIRK-Per bark Belthasar-19, 400 bushels
Germ In bulk
DUNK RK-per barkentine venee-s7 y13 1886
bushels corn In bulk
NASSAU-psr sobr Ebenessr as, 600 feet lumber
10000 shingles organ
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NEW Y0RK-Per steamship Hudson-Assorted
mdse
CIINTON VIA GALvE TON-Per steamship
st Msry-Frem Clinton, bales cotton to Jno L
Hardie &oo--ls do Clamp Brus &ou-la0 sacks cotton
seed N o Cotton Seed ssecstion-29 sacks of bon
meal bales hides 10 bales paper stock A Whitney
&co--s' head sheep Deverede-sundriea to order
Total 10 bales cotton 149 sacks cotton seed and 400
head sheep
TUxPAN-Per sohr Mary Rushins-l4a sacks
sugar s5.5ts lbs do TO Corral &cc6o 6o do cedar
logs M Payrol9 do I'll Otis-2j bbls sugar 40 bbls of
moasses hf biol do to order
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MOR9AN's LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL.
| ROAD AND STEAMSHIP 90

April 10-s bales moss to M Walsh-5 bdls do to
Nelson &oo-i Dbl molassss j A Bourg-la boxes
eggs l. SHrle &eo-6 do LANCE & Observation-Disclosures
to order-Tetal Dbl mossses
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i Iieu - ~ nrosecution. And Il en-, beyond
t pYTI special complain there is danger the
editor may corrupt society. mislead the
1 people, put the bad over the good and do
Infinite dansge. Against this sort OF course
against the editor who pursue: II, tnere Is Is 10
reparation. Worse than this, there IS no
way to protect society from him"
aMight kill him" we suggested furtiyely.
oTbst might be best" said NJ. Chandler,
smiling. "But really. without having n any any
definite suggestions on the subject it e goes Ger
seem that there ought to De come H. ~ IA
s some rules to keep them straight when they
press is to get good men in the editorial
chairs. That is certain. u Atlanta Constr
tuition.
Coughs "Reminiscences.
Now York correspondence Utica Herald.
-. bis recent letters Cough refers to
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reaching Ala;han about September l.
Now SILK worm Found In Nevada.
Boston Herald.
1t is rumored that new variety OF silk
worm has been discovered accidentally IN
the mountains of Nevada. Naturalists pre-
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= y -Ifod IN his letter HuI-de. heIe " =


tended to spend part VI y uAy NHN
natural 1s history Investigations, and then to go
nortbward to Chibsen to finish his former exc
plorations there. Colonel Prejevslsky is ., OF
he oninion that the sources of the Hwang-Ho
can only be reached through Thibetad ter
ritory. and he expresses strong doubts whether
the river makes such decided curve III us
upper course as has commonly been assigned
ever. to affirm positively that such curved
line does not exist in the 10 miles which
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e e gzzz=Y#.sg7
: : e .xzs5gs gzz Sgzsz@.
4 agg7ss - -
s;;,t any fornislits.e 81 Iaw of pro
spite the ssIadTiIL9So ks to no tribunal"
Prie diheI s,1its" we interjecte fsebly.
doesn't touch the case. Inere IS marcy Marcy
enc libel in thousand that can be assessed
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tiles. The h0er Is strOngeI' Ell 'HeI SHE
worms in emerging from the cocoon cut
hole for its exit, which, by breaking the con-
tin,1ity of the thread in unwinding, renders 1t
Of little value. The bombyx quercicus
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nounce the worms bombyx quercicus. II Is
q silk worm that feeds on oak leaves, and Is
laroaIv used in China It makes several
Let5e..y = =. Ill Lar .,an11li or q mall
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e 2 x q - : g
sz5zz 80 szSF@9 e :
SzEz e g IS -
re i5Iess the course or IL. he
eif.erIf s theEefRre ret Teruans march s of
| GGoyni valley, from when, aIse - ,ba Hwaup-
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hi. love of the drama, which ia not surpris-
.-:-- ~. ouo ram. Ikahle histri-
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

NAI ANrED-A ilrst-olAss baker, Apply to
w Fine Very Fine, Dallas, Texas.
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Business Notice.

Call on 7. G. Byrn, agent, Terrell, Texas.
He represents the very best fire insurance
companies doing business in Kaufman county.
He will sell or buy city or county property,
or give any information desired concerning
the same. Call and see him. He is also the
agent for the DALLAS DAILY AND WEEKLY
HERALD for Kaufman county, and will
deliver every morning the paper
anywhere in the city Of Terrell, for
twenty-five cents per week, and take orders
for advertisements and Job work at publish
ers prices. Any business entrusted to him
will be highly appreciated. Office up-stsirs
second-door east of the Postoffice, on Moore
avenue, Terrell. Texss.
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ron RENT.

EOR RENT - Tho barber shop, with bath
il rooms mud wash Oasns, IN the Peterson
Hotel, NJ Paris, Texas. mar.b
LNOR hkAI = A dwelling Win tnree larg
IL ronDh, ON hln street, between Houston
pis q ~ liars N ~ ,nnrlN
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FOR SALE.

LOR SALE-rho best paying irult cOnfeo-
L bionary and cigar store IN the city. Good
ttNdo day and nlghC, Cal on Johnson. I'm or
Thompson's Theatre, T.s. Cause, the "hea.
thea" must 10 10" erkausnw."
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PEOPLE PATRoNIzE THE
MISSOURI KAASAS& TEXAsR'T

because It runs Through Cars, and gives the
people superior facilities with Its new. Steel
Track, Fast Time and Sure connections.
Our illustrated Newspaper, with maps
guide books, time tables and printed rates %
drass 10 JAS. n BROWN,
Genl Passenger, agent, st. Louis, Mo.
or, III. r. HUGHES,
Southern Pas. senger Agent,
LsGra a Hotel. Dallas, Texas.
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TWENTY-FIVE CENT COLUMN.
NOTICES.

NoflCE = Advertisements mAg be handed
~ inle our bnsinras oillGa up N \ a, m,
AMI Into the enmpnslng room until \, ~,
NOTICE = Large stock NJ Corn and oats NJ
IN Elm Street stock Yards Call and got
prices before buying llornbac4 BleweIt \ Co,
mara
NOTICE - " you want your ilirn lnrd,
~ plHn0a, Ofee natures, baggage lrnnksl
No. moved pAokon and shipped Or nnpncked
win care and cheap, do NOT fall 10 cell ON II,
y hreuler Orders lefi al Jonea MIurphy's,
Ih, viii be promptly attended u, II
convenient, leave orders one or
several days nrevpua, Rates from shots up
wnnia PER load, declHlln0
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-09-29

By order of the Republican State Central Com
mittee. P. B. CORNWALL, Vice Chairman.
JAMES R. FTNLAYsoN Secre' AIRY. s22-u