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LIv IL MessDA4.
HARRISON LINE.

SAkAZ The steamship
GURUOVA,
Jack son Com N andeg,
will sail ON or about January IL. 1889. from k8gr
wharf foot OF MonteRut street.
VIII receive cotton al sign through bills %
ladlng for the Continent. between HavI6 an&
Cronstadt.
These steamships. being Of light draft, win
cross the bar OF the Etssi sipDi at all HznsG
without detention.
For freight apply to
de2o ~ 1916 Grave street. no stairs.
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a seR q r8s.Hs.

FDR hHKAPOLiS
Iaavea avefv 81 fliRuAI ut n N,
r. a. F0H ARK APDbrH aREENVIbLE
.klsgs4,sssssaE aud the henda. Vick4turg Desa
-, Matches, pad Intermediates lsndinRs
kD. RHtHARBsNN.
Frank Beck, Jr., master. MeVsy clerk.
leavo+, ~ 10 W., ounneuiing nj VI ksnutg with
Pnrisot's Line for MI po!ntp on tho YRzOo. bun.
flower, Deer Greek aud Tnllnbatehle.
g. P WORK, r. W ADAMS
9. @. WAYNE BROCKETT J. GARTER,
VIII give tprongh BILLS OF la6lng TO Frau,on
Monroe. and alI siatiors on the VlckshurR
Hhreveror' md Pacific HailroAi. vtf Dritn
also IN Pins Bluff and stations on l.. II NJ II.
and n. Naiiroad In Arkapols
w. II, BROCHE EFT, Agent
ae1g M Mapa3tnt stVeet,
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vrss..sst~A y.
mAYou mACDn AND TgNsAs.

TENsAs AND BAYOU MACON REGULAR
PACKET
Leaves TUESDAY January an, at .. n.
IT, FOH FLOYD. DEF HI. WARSAW
$500 80 a Cro' kstts Po,pt Egypt Cnt-on@
sA-<sssS&s-s Yves wood. Eureka. NJ und d you-
Ooutsr Point and all way landings on Bayon
Macon and Tensas- The fine passenger stearnaE
TkNsAs,
L. " Cooley master, Thos. Knee oiarG,
Will lsavs ~ above. For freight or passage ap~
ply on board, or b,
de1s LORD MopE x = Y, VI .visr srrs-s
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AoAaAas LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL
ROAD AND HTEAMsHIP 90

january 9<-4bnl. snspr to Afford Botiia &oo-ip
bbis uicaaseH ConRer Kelly do 4, annrll A. La
fave Robert Hare SON I, Richard Miiltk an--h
u HopkiuH--lT do is hhda sugsr John Calder-6 do
Clapp Eros &oo-9C II Sevin--l9 Bnsh Il Levsrt-3
do hha moas ees l. Lsos#sagne-i do hhds sugar
Ievt 4 NewmRn=a 6alos GOT M q w Sentel &Co-J
pkas sgss l. Tarrebonus-7 do Queyrouze Boia-l
& IA SEWN. RYkoski Il Manads-t do ) bales
J Bbolst-i b5i sugar sacks potat0eS l. A lIar ang
sunariea ordar-Foal bates tt4tr ~ hhds Gu Ssf
hb suga- hbis mrlasarr hhls syrup
From Clinton - rrr rs rnmkhp Hut bins 20
hhds suaar " tales cotton y Whitney &oo-p do
I.ehrnan, Abraham &nD-a w Psale-l Richardson
4 May-iIa saake oats TO Glover Il 0dondahl- 2l8
saok = 90, ton sesi o Cotton Sead sHOoatoI- ga
aoka OF h, Stsrus' Fer & Chem Mfg Co-aundries
order total SO osloS cotton 202 sacks cotton seed
10 hhds sugar
From Galvest0n-per steamship Hutchins n
ls2 sarks cotton ased N o Cotton seed AsHooation
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE hAiLAuAD.
January 400 hsles cotton to Louis Ranger &oo
g. do Gardner & Cops Allen. WesL & Bluh-3 o
Va,den, Ha~ kns & roberte- t. L Caryer-4 to
w u Thompson oo-3b I l. Airey &oo-5 Biok ham
a. Moure q Lehman Abraham hoo Gleason Day
4 Proudnt-gs Jno I HRrdie loo DO Jnp Chafe d
S0ns-s45 TO ordsr-S J l. Harris Geo hid sugar
John Adams Ao1-2l pkgs huttsr SChwabachsr IT.
Hirach -ti pkEa eggs CasAn &co 10 pkgs butter TO
John Mnoro Gee do J Nelson &co-AhO sncka
silCXk. A Hunt-s0 bbr oil j Aldigc-+s saoks of
'stk,r seed q Cotton Stud A $500 car GOAL
A g Dapusr &eo-ilG bbls limo to Suodgrass-tt0
pk "a beer Geo Yaleta-l car lumber I Prudhomme =
40 Heroes lard Zuherbere i3chan-2G b 1e- tobacco
MAYER iiros--tni do WRCkerharth & ,soph-sG do
q Is Block &oo-5 bhls whisky Doyle-lJ nj gs OF
mdss Lahman. Ahrsham &oo-7t pkge tobacco w X
Irby-2O do G ID Block Zoo j L Saiazin---7 ok u,
handles 70 pkge paper McGrRw-is pigs m,lse to
S l. Bpyd-3 tiereea lard kegs isrd Payne Kennedy
&co-g6l boxes tobacco q A Whitney Zoo bbis
potatoes Joseph kelei-7 bHls sausageJ Nelson d 90
~ pkgs dse II Haller-sundres to order-Iotal 500
bales cotton
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STEAM BOATS.
aAvor sAr..

Regular aEMI. WEFK. X BAYOU SARA
UNITED ArATE1 NAIL PACkh'.
Leaves svory WEDN SDAY and SATURDAY
g~y = For BAYOU SARA, WATERLOO.
kekHS Hermitage, Port Hickey B",9n
fast aud splerdli uaaeente ct nmer
JUHN w, CANNON.
John O. Llb,no maeter, J II SOP clerk,
q tnton aud Wondyilie frnI0hts shtppNd Wed-
nesday reach their destInRti IN FRIDAY even
inp.
Clinton and Woodvile fraighta Fhinpei Nainr-
day feR"h III ir destination Monday evening.
For freight or "a hpRa npply on hpafd or TO
GEO y. HITE i42 GrHvfrr etfee.
BRI FTbN h EprbER i32 aravfar street.
LORD h NOPE KE l22 Grevier strtet
au2a q q. WAYNE. "a Cow Y q root
BAYOU SARA REMl- WEEKLY UNITED
RTATfR MAI, Packet
IT. For BAYOU AAhA WATERLOO.
azsa.sall I.",mi.se p1r Hulsoppi l bieiI's
and postoflce lendnv- R,epmcr
En AHW y. GAY.
j, J. Brown nast"r y. = Streek clerk.
leaves every MONDAY and FRIDAY a'bp m
returuing every WEDNESDAY and SUNDAY,
For freight o. naaenge aptly On board OF 10
] v. uAHLIN co Magazine street.
ivai JOHN IANNEV. Inc U9mn9n street
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RIVER NEWS.
OrFICH NAV ottl4hANs DEMOCRAT,
Sunday January 2s. 1880.
Arrivals.

Nee marine coluun
Departures.
Emma irvine. Avtn, CITY ~ kugusta. No
Rmat Fair PLAY, Assam ntton, Belle Nnn
non Matches q ID II III WI, mute II lv'r
little bnh u bta No 10 YJz o, J"w"i YEuo
Valley g. X. p.r9. Tom fatk"r. Kate Kinney.
stage sf the Rivers.
Daily taleat sphtc Report OF The ptaRa ri water
NJ varinua uuinia with changes, In the "a hour
ending yesterday ri . ". m.
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mspns RorGR.

REaULAk Goaof AMI BalUA hOUoE
SEMI WEEKLY PACKET.
Leaves EVERY MO3IDAY, al o. M. and FIJI
DAY, AZ 10 a. m rr,r
r FOR BATON ROUGE, PLAQUE
lsAaIt.s4 mine, Bayou Goula Donaldsplyille,
and ali Coast iandinas-The new
ST JOHN,
J. P. McE]roy master.
will leave as above. returning down the Coast
EVERY SUNDAY and WEDNESDAY. For
freight or passage apply % board or 70
NOS Ii Il. o, MELANCON. 81 Bienville st.
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4 AhEAI iAGAbJN kUuIA.
CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS AND NEW GR'
LEANs EAILE8AD.

Trains will leave and arrive st the Gallon.
street Depot. on and after January II. 1880. as
follows:
Leave Arrive
Exp. NO. i. 80 o. N. ED. No. q. 81 8. N
NL4ed mo- 3. Is a. %; liked Nc I. 7:So =. u.
Saturday Accommodation for McCono Cio
'e PTI EmAS u PALACE SLEEPING CAR
TRROUGH TO LOUISVILLE. OH @kANAT!
COLUMBUS. G.. AND CHICAGO WITHOUT
ORANGE, and for ST LOUIS a Sleeper Is at
faehed II Milan, enabling passengers to -
through without lfaying the train. Only ON
CHANGE TO kaW YORK and EASTERt
CITIES.
Improved Sleeping and Reclining Chair carr
u Virksburg daily, without change
Ticke5a for sale barths secured and tnforna
ZION given at No. "a Camp street, corner OF
a. D. SHELDON, Ticket Agent
J CHANDLER. General Passenger Agent
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Above low fu,.,..

*Helow high water mark of 1874 aAbovt
onoi,-ma L 'IniiaHaa ctan itudirRtes fall
The weather continues clear and very peaH-
Ruainaaa hrlat. yaaeriay Wa ~ busy dry
In the way " ahipmaufa a. hna hn@n y ea IL y
good many days. W. heaid 4 not loss than
three boa,a that refused naant. T. era was
four Departure. fo, het,iser, md eH"tn on" Of
ceived canaiderth" fGetGht rl4r nnrtnE the
day. ana viii leav" 9. morrow ~ 'amdnn,
The MI v. 4. do a taaitp Grani l. tka ani
tow arrived during tha Aftarn nn, ntd wi I
leave aaain to-day NJ n ~ To- St. Louie. u r.
Kandall H. command. 80
Dom y, j Eoupz was to have left for 1T.
Mr.. joe. u. Williams Of rittshurR, Ia In tho
Si!Tg sa.r. I'm :, ,hr = ,.a.r,,-o. !, tho Anon j,
Iaue tho numuR wo X l,,e d ennt,l y IL ot
Shreveport $500 jam,s II Wasa. They will leave
aaadverttred y, card,
The N. %. aud II II Il, Unppnny announce
the Alexandria. Uap w. 7 II ardmh. for
Shreveport. aud the Ghatmef, Cnp Noah SEQ.
veil, Tor Grsuh E, 're, 10Th To i'av,, ruesdey..
The iiauta -. DaNiA. that left Thur-dAy for
the Atebaf,lnva. viii return ~ ltmve agaln
Wednead ". After lht. tin she will b. tho
Tha n n, Ltpa afnsrnar Golden City Capt j
ID Hes er Clnrk W Il. Inur", was due last
evening from OinoInuatt, and VIII return uea-
The work OF casting a new cvlinder for tho
Henry Tate II p,"arntatnE IA rapid ~ posst-
bile. aud sha Will Ia al pr hoOllity ee ready TO
The Auchor Line ateamer Centenni j. T. l..
Davidson master, n. Is Fowler o,rrk VIII % the
Tuesday h,at " ~ Ionta. and viii y. followed
Thursday by tha Belle IT Shreveport.
The WHITE StAr Lna steamer Nhiauar, j
(omatnrk N, ter Il N, w oda ole k. leaves to-
morrow at 10 "a. m. tot bayou q Mia
The trt-waakiv uppar coast pnnket CITY of
Augusta, j l. Bruu ma.tar. Ia .vhs u. morrow.
Rs uaua, at 10 u. ~. FOE Walham plantation.
The coast aai b. - uge semt weekly
packet Il John. r Maklroy muster. lea,ns
TO- morrow AT " h ~,
Tho pay III -ara UaItai States "a all packet H.
J. GAY. Ionn j. Biown maaler. leave. to. IN r.
n n
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sreceipts or FresWo~.

AsS9lpV& Oh FFSNGSws
kRKAPoLIS-Per steamer K Riohardson-S1s
bales otton ta j l. Harris &co-45i do Rich srdson
May " John Nobe-s02 Meyer, Weis Aoo-lg7
Jno Chafs Sous-l9' Jno Phelps koo-'s1 &
NswmAr-lR3 Allen West Bush--i6l Beer
iis Graham Black 400 tts Jno Hsrdie A'1-ss
AleI susent &r0-6i II r Buckner-S. TO Stewart
Bros &co-- 4 snsh Levers Alrey &u-td
Jurey x ellis SCOTT heGehee-34 Gwyn. Frell-
sen &co-t4 Lehman. Ahrsham &oo-sS hate. Ham
iltop a Poweil-92 t, Ar Miltenberger Pollock.
8 Newman &oo-2' to Forstati junior vile 20 10
Craig e. Hesaa-4o III Allison &eo-t3 Clapp Bros Il
oo-is hsrrison If &oo-ta Farguson Zoe
u FraRkenhush & Borland-tl w A B-n Cyrus
monds, GAddi- $50 - RsRshaw. Cammack &co-5
s tsum bel-4 kefsr GArnlrt-4 y stamp 0
Male a Cammsok-2 a Philppi &co-l bokham
a Nuore-l Walden, Haw aims koberts-9ll5 sacks
cotton seed ottou seed Association- II ssoks
nilCske II Beer-4c9 saoks cotton seed meal to
A A Greeawood-I6o bbls eli TO Union OIL Co and
supdrlrs ordeTots 3lG9 balss cotton ; rs sacks
ctop seed 20 sacks cotton seed meal GA sacks OIL
cake 70 hbls 81
COUSHATTA-Per steamer Ksfe Kinney AS
ha'es cotton X Al Walmsiey AGO 81 10 u VI Sen.
teu soo-sss Jno Dhare a Sons b. NO& RRT
Co.'S March Sohenker-f6 " Ravlns-sb TO
Never, WEES &s,- L Atrey &oo-s5 T Bnck.
ner-3u Ghatfe Hamilton PowsEl-30 Il Allison &
CO.'S Payne Ke needy &oo-Ia 5 Ganbe.- Juicy
4 Gi hs--tt Z A Ducres-lf GlRpp Br"s 400 I 10
Hy Pl4uche 4cc-s Sims. Bil'nps &co- ? Harri
son IL Aet-6 Lehman. Abraham &oU-S 70 Renshaw
Csmraa4k 6ca = II Newman A r, illippi
&cn-2 Burhritge &co-2 ksfer 4 Gardner ,
Friedl nl.r ! ltion u havson-t q Gitert-
L LAuas ssIe s42 sacks cotton seed 70 ' O Cation
Seed A4@oetat!op-2 his SMEAR Jno Chafe & Sons
is do Conger & Kelly-49 + Ii NJ. ms ~ Seo-a and
-upd les dr. ots 1855 bales cotton 81! acks
cotton seed ! hhds sugar
LOWER COAST-Per steamer Alvin-s hbds Of
sugar 10 hbIs measrps ~ Jnhp nvmord-i0a d. TO
Chism 4 Eoyd-to Dds lce Socola-- do keder
TO bbfs orange 2 bu+e. 10 w PeR 1erto g hs
cid i On Il Johnson do BsDjAnn--s undries +.
ord Tatai hhps sugar I-o peis muss ses 20 bbs
lice hbts orange
BAYOU G0ULA- Per steamer De smet-'5 hall
~ ll a Ir4fs IEr,tF - a II "a
ID q MeCan 4 Sof-. Ciapp Pros Gco-it bs'e. ira =
strait i & Hneell az Wilt &ao-l5 We Il
suuJre- u utdrf - rntr' 81 hhls nloi.ss IS n d.
LIA EH COAsT--PsF steamer kmna IRVINE
Ms noe TO j N4ys,r &co-tt1 SACKS rough rice 10
jos tsavld-47 Dis Eiokert jr-25 bates mrsa Fca
aHdriss TO oraar-- 9taj 2fesacks rough rice
his Tige
ST LOUIS Per steamer Imperial and tow-ss, s76
bushels IN bui t,kussier &co
PlTEsBU RG-Per ste4mFr Smoky City-3s0, COD
bushels CA to . Mi4Usabergsr
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We have In store and constantly arriving
from North Bend Plantation s. Mary parish,
the refinery on the pl4ntaten In barrels Of the
same make as Nav YORK refner='. and which
We otf-r III lots to suit purchasers.
sanlpi.s 9. BE- seen at our office. No. 50
CarOndeirt street.
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UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET.
Loav.e every THUkSDhY vt .. IN.
IT, For VICKSBUhH, aHEENVILLE
hhtas9ss&Hssk@ ~ / Bsnda The now aud maRnin-
ssas~ &s'@-T's7s cent EasssnRe, ptnnmeT
y. N. WHtGE.
j. w. T. bin master. Cur. Holmes cork.
connecting ut Vieksburg with Paiisots Line
for all poInte on Ysz 10 aud Tall lhH ehis rivais.
Bont reherves tho right 10 uaes all landings
that the On Ut TN may desp, uns f..
g. r. WORK, q WAYNE.
II w. ADAMS. BROCkErf II GARTER
Will give through bills ot lAdi"g IL Trent n
Monroe aud MI stations on Vlcksnurg. shreve-
port and Pacific italIr"ai, via nalis1 la.
w. b. BROCkETT. Agent.
auI8 ~ atgazln" arr""t
SATURDAY VICKsBUR8 UNITED bIAI Eo
MAIL PkCKEP.
Leaves every SATURDAY. Mt o p. M.
r. For V1CK BURG. DAVIS BEND,
lAsE&tG Naichez, aud hli Intermediates land
eaA@&aAza s'sss inRs-The pnpeenRer packet
vATGHEX,
II. r. TSeRthevs, mnstGr j. II. Muss clerk.
,ounecting ut vioksburR With tho Parie OF Line
Tor Yazoo TAll6hatahie and Gunfower rivers
and with Anchor Line for Memphis. Cairo and
Monroe aud MI stattons on the Vieksburg
shreveport and PAJific ILailr ad via Delta. La
This boat reasrvaa the right 70 pnss all land
ingH that the Captain may considet unsafe
For freight or pnas,lRe nunlY on board. or TO
JOHN JANNEY 100 Common ct.
j. Il. CABIN. 60 Common at.
VIII align through billie ladiDg to stations on
the VtCkRburg. Shreveport and Pa fno Railroad
Mt same rate other boats.
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BTEAM BOATS.
eIs sssveW ".
Rsa a,sar and q

Aed River and aexHs.
NE w, {, ohLEANs AND RED hlyEn TRANS
TON COMPANY. AND TEXAS Pa
OiFIO RAILWAY AND CONNECTIONS.
Through bills OF la,iihp and through pnssen-
ger tickets ~ oil landings on Red river and all
RAILWAY sfa'ions In Texae. Tho beet route to
IT. : FOR SHREVEPORT. JEFFER
AEEksss1ss.l son, Hot ,aprines snd MI landings
~"'"s on Rod River and railway stations
In Texas.
FOR nHHEVEpORT
Alexandria, W r. fner'mnn muster.
Lenves TUESDAY. jan, a. Mt & I'm
FOR dRAND ECORE.
Ghnrsner 80. ,-.......s Mott hroveli mnster
Leaves TUESDAY Jan. 81. Mt p.m
will he charged at moth Of Rcd River, Bayou
Hnrn or nj Now Orlaana In fOi war ling freight
consigned 70 tho company by btll q ladlnR.
For freight or pnsanae apply on hnhrj ~ the
o@pWg s ,oytp JOE a A 1 + President
J. E. OARLIN. BRI TON Il EPPLEH.
ini ToRp h MorFaKF Asents
WEEKLY REQ RIVER JACKIE,
Iaaves every SATURDAY nth u.
IT, FOK GRAND ECORE, hLEXAN-
dgaa Egg Be- nsph M2rmnns p.toF e
elegant and new ataamar s...s
g-r tRepresen'iag tho J'Hae X. Boll1
--- master. -- clerk,
| VIII le.vs ~ above. For freight or p,ssHge
| Hppl. on board, ~ t.
H. W. ADAMS, II Commercial Plnce
| TH.-No whartbeat Ghtrg y, Or opnmia4iVn
| will 10 charged III mouth Of Rod river nr Nav
Orleans for forwarding freight ooneigned 10
boat or agent. la6
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nols FELIX WALKER 4 DYKERs.
THE IT. CHARLES nOTEL

WILL OPEN FOR THE RECEPTION OF
W guests % MONDAY. sixth instant. Dur
Ing tn sumner thu Hotel Was put In thorough
duced I'd ensure the comfort of patrons. The
hon-e Is unsurpassed ID an that goes % max
a FIRST GLASS and ELEGANT HOTEL. aud
will continue 70 merit tn popular favor whteh
has been accorded 1t In the past.
PARTIES returning home will do well TO cal
and look at F. lilly ROOMS before locatins
elsewhere,
ocsn RIVERS d BARTELA
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Arrived


Steamship Morgan CITY Adams, from New York.
,7th iust TOD whitney &co-AIsiers
Steam,htp Chase B.ser, trom havans via Florida
Ports. to ~ Pust Son dis ~
stesmsntp Margaret Uuesoe. from Havana via
Fiorua Ports 70 : ohefts tst dis .
Br s,esmship u, ms, Juna dsys iiom New York,
tA X Milirr 500 Point
Steamer Georgia Minov. Weaver fro Il Mobile to
Munrv & Maioy-kpw tastn
Aus bark Ii colin Gerolimch. q Gays from Naplea,
In esi at {" mastrr-P"lnt
Nor bark Uno oreptEen. 30 dsYa from Rousu. in
bal ast. &, mss' az Point
Ear. Issae l. ssofslA. Bthop ~ days from Port,
land in bsilaAt 10 master Point
Bark Hcngal Lo'ing <,aAys ON lilo do Janeiro, to
Johnston. Gordon &co- ut ala
STEAMBOATS,
I'd Richardson. Back w.. from Arkapo;is
lie Smst 0ueaturtcr, 4 ON Bayou a"ula
4mms IRVINE Ruiz. trot. Lower Uoest
,lvip aonvel trum lsnwer Coast
Knts Kinney nedd from Coushsts
Ahoc. rorter Hnpe vi ~ Sew Basin
ImvcriaI ---. from 81 Louia With bargos
Sno, City, Fisher. from iittshurx with ~ beats
Exp0rts.
NEW YORK - Fer steamship Algicrs sls
bsles Notton bills mol s-es va hh augar ITO
hales 60 hhds and bNls taew II bbl peoans US
ba as hides AMI aktna so nds w.t. salt hIdss Ia7
saoks woal - hbl. oil Ysa pkgs sund,l es
VERA CRUZ VIA RAGDaD. IAMpICo AND
TUNpAN-Per steamship CITY VI Mesit FIR
u tier hsma ~ o4RRs bottled tecr casts "
I'll o~ bale tobacco 70 thrmp ~ bal. sh ~ =
30 pkGs anndiies For lH1pa 4" tbis bottled beer
~ III ~ hackers '26 pkxs tundries
ANtW ERP Per steamshiu Ja mond-Ii ,3a5
bush, IL q III In bdlk 10, ooa empty grain bags
PMNsaGotA-rer steamer amite-a' y oks bran
As 400 II BIB nour Is bbls pork
- bale. hay q rkgs suntiret
CEDAR KEYS VIA APALACWICOLA Per
steamship j Cochran 40 sacks corn ~ sacks oat 10
~ SACKS sacks coffee 10 sacks 90 ton tt,d asi
= .cks vuttuA seed meal 80 obs -four s07 pkgs Fun
d les
MOBILE : Per steamer Georsls Muucy no
hhos -usAi 4s hb mnlhsses AZ hf bbls moAsses III
kegs III fiasses ~ sachs coffee
GLORIA TAH-Per bark Moo 1870 bbls cotton
feNd oil
RREMEN-Per brig Lasertha 1905 bales cotton
81 v NC stsyss
pos staycs
Imports.
HAVANA Per steamship Teutcnis-sco hhds Of
suGa, to Agar Lelong-lo tins rsd pepper Joseph
Ia b,
NEW YORK-Per steamship Morgan City
r,4u
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Ins ports

HAvANa-P"r steamship Teutcnia-sco hhds Of
sugar TO Agar Lelong-40 tins rsd pepper Joseph
Ba b.,
NEW YORK-Per steamship Morgan City
Assorted nadse
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-01-27
Right and Left

Paralyzing blows are being dealt at dis
ease by the great tonic and regulator
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters- Fever anc
ague, general debility, rheumatism, ner-
vous ailments, constipation and dyspepsls
are among the maladies for which expert
ence has proved it specific. Its work is
thorough, its effects are prompt. 1t is
not, however. advertised to produce im-
mediate cures. though it affords speedy
relief, and will, if given reasonable trial
such as any standard remedy deserves,
root out the msladies to which it is adapt
ed. Iu emergencies arising in families ii
is particularly serviceable. and it is es-
,eemed throughout the land as medi.
cine of comprehensive uses, wholesome
vegetable com position and unobjectionabie
favor. Il has risen to popularity By
purely legitimate means. and only well
substantiated facts are alleged in regard
to it. Use it systematically.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-01-27
Climax! Climax

PagG)S Climax SaIFe,
A Family Blessing for rs cents.
1t heals without a scar. No
family should be without it.
We WARRANT it to CURE
Sores, Ulcers, ScrOfuIa Sores,
Fever Sores, Salt Rheum, Sore
Breasts or Nipples, Erysipelas,
Swollen Glands, Infiamed Eyes,
Scalds, Burns, Cuts, Bruises,
Fistula, Piles, BOils, Chilblains,
Frosted Feet, COrns, and all Gu
taneOus diseases on man or beast.
1t has been used over twenty
five years, without 0ne failure.
1t has no parallel-haVing per-
fectly eradicated disease, and
healed after all other remedies
had failed. 1t is a compound of
Arnica with many other Extracts
and BaISams, and put up in larger
boxes for the same price than any
other Ointment.
eB Sold by Druggists everywhere.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-01-27
MAINE

BOSTON. Jan. 26-The Heralds Au-
gusts special says: The arrival of beyy
of Fusionists from Lewiston and Auburn
will be followed this afternoon, if informa-
ton received at the adjutant generals
Office is correct, by company of seventy
FIVE Biddeford sFusionists. Leading Flu
sionists say any attempt to arrest the
officials of their goverment will be resisted
by force. Governor Davis has been urged
to call the Portland Blues and Montgom-
cry Guards here. and it has been suggest
ed TO have them quartered in tho hall
near that in which the Fusionists meet
allow the Republican finance committee to
examine his books. He says be does not
recognize either government as legal
There is talk of putting him out by force.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-01-27
NERVOUS pEgILITY.

VITAL WEAKNESS OR DEPRESSION q
weak exhausted feeling. no energy or cour-
age; the result Of MENTAL OVER WORK,
iNDIsCRETIoNs OR EXCEsSEs, or some
drain upon the system. is always cured By
HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFIC No
2S. 1t tones up and invigorates the sys.
TEN, Gispeis the gloom and dependency
imparts strength and energy, stops the
drain and rejuvenates the entire man
Been used twenty years with perfect sue
cess By thousands. Sold by dealers
Price, $l.O0 per single vial, or $500 pei
package of FIVE viais and $500 vial of pow
der. Sent by mail on receipt of price
Address HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC Me,
DICINE COMPANY IU9 Fulton Street. n Y.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-01-27
TELEPHONE.

OMAHA, Jan. 26.-The telephone test
made yesterday between Omaha and ST.
Louis, distance 40 miles, was completely
successful Conversation was carried on
plainly. Sweet Bye and Bye was sung in
St. Louis in a clear baritone aud every
note was distinctly heard in Omaha, it was
Louis. Several leading telegraph officials
were present at each end of the line,
deeply interested in the test. St. Louis
used Ave jars Callaud battery on the trans
mitter, and here two jars were used. 1t II
believed to be the greatest distance sue.
cessfully operated by the telephone.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-01-27
Good Hotels.

Hotel accommodations for travellers are
of the greatest importance to persons who
have to move about the country on bust
ness orsfor pleasure. Just where to go'
is what every man wants to know when
he leaves home. The Grand Union Ho.
tel, opposite Grand Central Depot, New
York City, is a very popular resort, be-
caase the attendance there is prompt and
satisfactory. The charges are reasonable
and the aenage complete; try it. Famil-
les can live better for less money at the
Grand Unlon Hotel than at any other
first class Hotel iu the city Be careful te
see that Grand Uniop Hotel is on the 'sigr
where you enter.