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trent aus be Ysnss. iom bun bib,s of
babe peret | BsiiooeIie of. Yisen be.
rer insen W9rfer of, at Der bar fun.
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q I D I q.

Dsatpoob 27oe Septbr.-0sn fer.
fe annual fair, nossniinbe afbOlot
BIod Oils, iluttsoe isaar efter al
bape parst en- use. Ser bar en-
Mengbs ierbsIss bslbise uoiiuinss.
sisnitanbs, % life ubstposli9e Yre'
mier bIep uooeIte. Ser bar O9iaa
ibas peret en- Ssit / Nnlsbnin9 at Den
for ct Mars Sib iihen %iteoiunons 81
oebrano.
Decorah-posten., 1880-09-29
Snbia d.

Sell gitp. en- fulpitenoi9 SdlpsiBer'
By. blsmisstss for nOsls Gage llosn
af en- pololom Sloebranc, Der fOrt9.
reoe B9rpisr for $500, 900. Bpen
llsser nosst aiiloes. % Der bar osrIor
inssn Mnlscnias for @abObpsrns til
at lie ben betren9te Stao til Slelp.
Netop poo osHne Sib. oa 8intsrsn
itaar for Sersn, at blipe itiuet bus.
pilb, ct / Sanb5sb mssst ier8sIi9t for
be u,onae Branolibte.
Decorah-posten., 1880-09-29
MaSiah nietts.

gHbuer Seieeisr baaoe i SIT %
Beit oil minbes. at Der for en- Sci
Gur loen git en- Sbsbom bIanbt 81.
itsne. iom man benepnte "gpi8ootic"
% Tom 9ioree, at Spotpoanene / Hsrs
at be iterre Bper blsu trutne af SIsr.
ba neitsn bier Ssit an9rsbes peraf.
Den tom fra Sitsn % git moo 8s.
iten. % bet fan pore ssare for, at pi
ogiaa iaar oil oplspe roget 3i9usnoe,
/ Bet Minbite liber MI Ssftsne | 30
ton af en- Sp9e. Der fuUmsr @pi3ootis
tsmmsIis NOR. ifient ben lite an9ribsr
Dem iaa it9rf. Gen er alminbeIi9 no.
brsct Der Bpeu rs oil rimsiispis
lom i'm SorsiGnSer O9iaa forplants is
psitOoer.
Decorah-posten., 1880-09-29

n fun9er,nbe gert bapoe .,
bslfommsn, oplefte Sui
4 ct 3ptsnfninsst,Issram fra 5
n, bOis Sfaal ban bsrpaa ubbrt
ter at en- Gang par aiiuna.n af
nniterne" bOlot Yrof. 6. Oietrld
n sseHtlise Seittale Osrpaa Cpl
~fsl9enbe Oigt til Bpsoe
8 mine fsrite llnsrVmscase
CAB jig Der paa 8Mpss Strans.
Dit imtIem Saab % alase
Stirrsp lea | tlanie 0ane.
Ersfffft le9 ON Ufffnfiee Saf1e,
Dunielt fslte iea nit aalo ;
Wsn ies bopee ffo % banae
Scr be fpass 9raftsrs 5alb.
Sioen, ba nit Rcb oar ifesst,
Slosteoe ies oft. bib.
Naar ct Saab mig bapee fpssst,
Raar mig 8erbtn Il par tlic.
altio fanbt iss Sr.o % Storte,
Rp9bs F.! | bin milot Sapn,
Gil min able aunit at eprts,
3tf al bare ale gam.
3iot iea ienfsc mig tilbaSs
s bin itrrs grcnninstib.
Eli Gupbemias ffisnne Dase.
Ia Der blcmitrsb Sans.ns -.
Glsnnem bins punile Stcps
0anorsr ies iaa manssn Sang.
Qrtito iii bin frtits Booze,
Rpn nsb raa en- iasts Gang.
Siben ait. Gu after bupso
dig ira i~luRins 3rGusfaar,
% bit saml. Rapu Ou trarsp.
BAR ei msr sne 9aesslare.
Ssedrs Borg iss iaa al Ieiis
GIG ira bratts 8iiprsfpi
% mtb splons Slsi at tnsiis
Spsr Sicro CO rrer aoh.
&uniisn ianet ct Sitm bsrinne,
Sclists eip Der ilarntt liop ;
Spsrali man ial rprinee
Stisnbsbs galo | nopaft Wct.
Gs tiliieit en- airtt bapsp
Gig ela Gems Ssiosfite,
Ssnoa9stloffcn after barb
Spr ben fra 9rso Ill 8rse.
3rr ita iuisis ben Scranerlna
Wlse min il9rs llnasomss9n
Srcr jig git paa fjtrn. ganertns.
Stco ZEN fcr mig icm st 3ean,
at mte Den its bares lspst.
Ut min Crsm par ucretn idne.
st nit aDnelinssifsn oar tlspst
atir Dreaming | rcrt eane.
GO b lsa nu i.aar bsr after
Gsitt unbtr aia1ntt Sadr.
wRte min Sutru o. min Gittsr
9aa ZEN samls So9es @alre,
ersesr Zen en- airsnrses
On nit !Sepse nennt Stuae.
8rinssr ben mig milei It Rsos
Str mte 0snner [ I'm Sune.
Sal nj Spaes, Eat iii aus.
Som bar bxerst mig ieas-
aieris fal BED Sai Portable,
6sr msp Sisrtets ioits Slas.
gn N9tfe Of SfaaltaIsr bIsp )
Ioer Oct f,itiiss Samnor, bI. u.
Wonrao for ben iiIiteor
noe Y~rOfssiOr 3ans 9ubs, af ]
lipari for Cru Wunh, at Deb
5. &isrulis Wlnos Oiu. 9snir
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rns 6arusl % fertes msb Gam!
bog. Ill Sp.n islsn.
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loo IaoIsbss
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81 12:2,
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Ibeb porm.re emo ies. Sfisnt
sr is9 msb mine 9ptenlf
r hos Dem Sstar'
Sgiaa 8ronprinbicu isHbts fra {
rmosn telesranlt Sllisn % 9pta
19.
Sfsiss ct ibus fra &isbenbapn
Rorlt telegram. 8ursau inbl
'lssraai sr YrofssiOr Wund ubno
COMMANDER af 9annsbroeso
n.
Decorah-posten., 1880-09-29

ialt 90 Wennelfsr af bease 8ien. Sc.
item, Der toa lin Bespneslie 81. 5 %
enote 81. 81. afboIotss / &onssgaar.
osns pre9tiee Saoe, boOr ct ms9et
iplenoio Oslertboro Dor ceffet. gftsrat
ben ~funesr.noe 8ert bauoe enltet
b%elfommsn, opleite Subila.
rem ct neutrality-suspicious. fra Ron.
gen, bOis Sfaal ban berpaa ubbraste.
gItsr at en- Gang par aiiuns.n al $50
banniterne" bOlot YrOf. 6. Oietrlhioa
ben s9eHtlise 6efttale Osrpaa Opleit,
feI9enoe Oist til Bpsbs:
Decorah-posten., 1880-09-29

Oet bsbite SustsIano / Bsrben.
Bebite Yrarielano.
Bsoits gnglano.
8ebite SfopIanb.
B.bits 4ano for Sebrift.
Sso % Brenbe / SpaHoo.
Decorah-posten., 1880-09-29
Rates of Advartisinn

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION slio PER IENUK.
Decorah-posten., 1880-09-29

9ar S Yen9e iaa tiob Sores
Tarer buor S faar Dem bill
light.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-19
MISSISSlPPl.

H. H. MCQUEEN, n prominent merchant OF
Meridian. died In that city last week.
IL Ia stated that majority of the mail CON
tracts In the State have been awarded To
Northern men.
rhe Vicsaburg Commercial wants Gen.
Chalmers nominated by reclamation To be
hts own successor Ia Congress-.
Mr.. r. 4. Singleton has resigned his seat as
Senator from the twelfth district, and has
gone to Texas, which State he proposes to
make his future home.
The contract to carry the mail from Vioks-
burg to Faaonia, Miss. for $4,000, and from
yirkshurg TO Greenwood for $4,000. was
awarded TO Capt, 3. Ii. Partsot.
Mispissipp IL the mother of two star ao-
tresaea- Mics Adele Belgrade, of Yazoo CITY,
and Miss Lille Hinton. Of Macon. The fret
makes her home In New York and the latter
III Philadelphia.
The Canton board Of mayor and aldermen
held regular meeting Monday afternoon
;apt, and elected the following city oflioers :
Jaulea w. Ewing. mayor pro tem.' b. H..
Jones. clerk OF board. b. q. Divine, cotton
welgher: q. r. Kemp. marshal,
From the biennial report OF Gen. j. A, Smith
State Superintendent of Public Education. the
following is gathered: Number OF educablee
children In the State-whites l56, a3a, oolored
ao5.eaB: average attendance--w whites 6,33l
coured T9.5gl teachers employed-whitee
1865 pplored 2I12,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-19
SOUTHERN STATE news.
LOUISIANA.

MIR. George Clifford has been elected Mayor
of Opslousas by the City Council.
Judge Manning announces In the Aiekan.
slrla Democrat his return To the practice OF
aaw.
Mr.. Hogne. Many's bee man, Is now build
Ing him n bee.h house which, when completed.
wifi rurnasa ANYTHING of the kind we ever
saw. It ie glass house. about ak ieet higll,
iroased in folding doors. IL has four apart
manta-kitcheu, dining room, sittinR-room
and nnrjor. His Italian bees occupy tho par.
lor. his half.breeds the sitting room: his
negro or black bees the dining-room Il Sabine
Index.
The upat plague. which inflicted such go
flous damage upon tho farmers and stock
owners Of several parishes on the Ouaohita
anoe In this parish. number of stock, in
Guiding mules, horses and CATTLE have died IN
various localities In the parish, though ~
would seem that the ravages OF the inseot
are trititng In comparison to what they nave
been esewhere.--lAl Alexandria Democrat.
The river Ia stil rising here and Ia now
much higher than 1t has been since 1874. me
news from above indicates gradual iallhs
at all points on the Mississippi anu ONO. IA
well as on the Tenneesee and heo rivers
But those who know cay that we Cannon en-
paot n falling here before the last OF May.
The water ineide Of Bonnet Carre crevasse Ia
higher than ever II haa come TO and 10 reach
an,r Into the yards mile aud half from the
break, destroying the garuehe anu oausins
great damages -tSt John Meeohacehe.
AL Spring Ridge, In THE parish on last
Wednesday night, one Phil. johnson. colored,
made an attempt to burglarizs the store OF
Mr., w. w. Sebastian. He supceeded III etiect-
ing an entrance into the building ana IN AT.
tempting to open the caeh drawer OF one oil
tho counters the alarm bell attached to II was
san,Indpd which awakened MIR. Tom Wliiaine,
the clerk, who was aleepng In the etore. who
proceeded TO investigate. when the would.ho
thieg ran out through the front door, WHEN
no had taken care to unlock when he hrst
went inside. He got off with nothing OF
much value. A warrant for Johnson arrest
was Issued by Justice OF the Peace }, W. VIII
son, OF the sixth ward, and placed IN the
haiijs sof Constable H. O. Leonard, OF that
ward. for execution. The constable succeeded
liz iiuding and taking In Johnson on
Monday, and brought him to town and
turned him over to Sheriff Lake who locked
him up In the pariah Jail. When arrested
Johnson had in HE possession a hat which ne
had stolen from the re.--lShievepor'
standard,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-19
A curious Relic Of the Great Napoleon

A curious letter, said to have been written
by Napoleon | to his father when the future
Emperor was mere child and a pupil ut the
military school at Brienne. has just been pub
lished In France. It is dated April 0, lIsl,
and runs thus: Father. II you or my pro-
tectors cannot afford me the means of living
more honorably In this house, bring me- back
home at once. ] am tired OF proclaiming my
indulgence, and Of seeing the sneers OF insoent
scholars whom nothing but their fortune ele-
Yates above me, but there Is not one who ts
not a hundred pixies below the noble senti-
ments which animate me- Ia your son to re-
| main the laughinging. stock of few patio
quets, who, vain OF their own means OF enjoy
ment insult me by smiling at my prlvations2
| II you are unable to afford me any improve
ment Of my position here. take me away from
Brenne and put me In some mechanical po-
sttion. From this offer you may judge OF my
despair. Please believe that my letter has not
been dictated by the vain desire OF indulging
In expensive amusemepts. which have no
taste for. only want to pe able to show that
| / have the means of procuring them like my
companions. Your respectful and affection
| ate son, BoNApARTE.'
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-19
THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, MONDAY, APRIL 49, 1880.

Aoe--115 bbIs Gonr rs tieteea lard Zuberbisr De.
ban-4-5oa bbs nsur 500 saoks do TO II T Lawlsr-tbe
beer 100 bbs aetff q A whitney &oo-lbT sacks corn
Wallace. Fairohild Aoo--1ass DO 100 pkgs meat l0a
bales hay sohwabaehsr & Hirsob-1lo sacks bran to
Geo Uenk-lGO sacks malt III II StHrohen go boxes
beer I2o oks do visars &oo--iss bales hay Patton T.
Benedict pkgs mdse to Stanfsr, Maoready &oo-5
stoves Haller-l drum . water Louisiana Toe Co
srmdrss ordsr-Tota, t45 900 bushels In bulk
ss0j4 bushels wheat in bulk g60 bbs -four $50 hf do
$40 sacks do 2n2a sacks
SWREV EPORT-Per steamer Silver City - 470
bales cotton to N o Il II TT Coca do Blake Bros
a5 Jno Phelps aoo-Re ChaHe Hamilton Powell
II Kirkpatrick 900 40 q w Ssntell Goo-2p to J W
Bnrbridge &oe-a7 II NJ Watmsley &oo.,s 10 jno L
Hardie &op-t0 L Airsv Moe-T II ds u Newman
s w Kasylina-S n L Buoknsr-6 PaTpe. Kennedy
&oo-h Moore & eleman-4 to- Clapp Bros &oo-a 10
q Some grsharb, Black &oo- +p6 ssoks cotton seed
N o Cotton Seed Association TO order-To'
tel l9et bales cotton AVG sacks cotton seed
MINDEN-Per steamer John b Soully--ih3 bales
cotton Richardson ~ Mayor dt ChafEe. Namiltsn
& PowellTs Jno OhaHs Il sons-6t Jurey Gillis-
90 M Walmeley ssco-5a 60 q " sentelI sooA~,o
Hammonda, Gsddis Coos to 8 W Rawlius-2 TO A.
sohlenker &oo%~l N O&oR 4 Ch-sundrss to or
dsr-Total ava balea 90 ston
BAYOU sAHA--Per steamer E Gay-2i bales
cotton Payne, Kennedy koo--7 do A Sohleuker &ooo
Lehman, Abraham &co-3 Meyer Wells &oe--2 To
J l. Harris &oo-2 Gnmbel-l w q Black &so-i
A Tertrou-t Bush 4, I,evert-22 balss mosz tn v H
Bernard-19 sacks wrol Moulton-s do j NJ LatiL
msr-i do w Mehls-l bale hides II Bar &oo-snn-
dr,es to ordev-Total ~ bales cotton
,a,aa sot"n rn,sv yGhn r.v o
Wainslsy &o0--l0 Lehman Abrali arm &Co-a to
J l. Harris &oo-a TO W Thompson Goo \ to Jno
Phelps Nna-2 n Allison &oo-Q Hirsoh Adler aog
l Beades Wood op-tG8 Lacks Onttpn seed to N u
Cotton Seed Association 900 slaves Seward
95 head cattle Noel M-sundries to ordsr-Total
1874 bales cotton
FLOYD-Per steamer Fit Mary-h bsles of cotton
Richardson a. Mays jnrsy A. ailis-6 Lehman, b.
rsham &eo-5 TO Hammonds, aadds &oo a II e. q
Newman Never Weis aseo-2 A Sohlenhsr Geo
w sentell Goo to J l. Harris &oo-,oo sacks
cotton seed o Cotton Seed association 900 slaves
w i Mortis-67 head hogs y q Ghert--a9 DO J M
Walsh bale hides ! bale skins Jnrey Gillis-3
bales hides 7 Haas &oo-i oh z hides L. Harris a.
CO. do and sundres TO order Total ~ bales oottoD
100 saoks cotton aeed
LOWER COAST-Per steamer Emma Irvine
sundriea tn order
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-19
sweeping Postal Reform Proposed.
Washington Post.

Superintendent w. b. Thompson, OF the
railway mail service has on foot proposi-
tion to change the names OF all postohices In
the United States which conflict with each
other, as we'll as of those which are now COM
pound. All offices OF the same name In States
where the abbreviated designation is likely
to be mistaken such as Pa Va. Ga, La. and
Ia: Md. and Ind. Cal. aud COL; Mass. and
Miss, etc, are to be changed; 1t being
thought that this will facilitate in great
degree the safe and swift carrying OF mail
matter, as the chance OF a letter being sent
to the wrong State will be completely
|obviated. All postotfices OF compound names.
Crossroads" or "Johnson's Four Corners,
will, In carrying out this idea, have theiI
titles changed to names of one syllable. This
sweeping reform will neoessitate the remain.
ing of 1900 to 1900 postoffices In the United
States The Postmaster General Is in full &C
cordance with the idea, and 1t will, without
doubt, be at once put into operation.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-19

Belle Max Blanchard. master. J. O. Bergeron
The new and ifast Bayou Sara and oosst
b. 4; streok clerk, leaves ut p. IN.
:, me lower coast packet Emma irvine. a.
Buzz master, leaves Tomorrow mt II a. m for
Orange Farm.
The coast and Donaldsonyis packet Rane
MacCrsady. In plaoe of the DeHmet. Frank OF
tendorfer master leaves to- morrow at II n. m.
The coast and Lafourohe packet ASSUMPTION.
J.. A. OhaTiet master leaves tomorrow ut & ..
The United States mail packet Robert Il. Lee.
Capt William Campbell, leaves to morrow for
Exchange clippings.
Pittsburg Post, April Is:
1t is strongly intimated that there will be n
general shut down of river coal mines soon.
for digging, nnd empty craft growing scarce at
the water falls
Cincinnati Commercial. April 1e:
On Saturday next Oapt. B4rmore. OF Jeffsr-
sonyllIe. will launon another barge for the Mis-
| siasippi Valley TRANSPORTATION Company. This
will be the twenty fourth barge built by Oapt.
Barmore for this company, and the work has has,
| all been done recently Theee barges are larger
than ordinary stearnere aud eost on average
about $4,000. To give an idea of their siEs 1t
may. be stated tina. recently one of them left st.
Louis with ~ TOO hHshels of wheat and about
5000 barrels of -four. They carry about ttoo tons
MEMPHIS. April lb.On yesterday tho hat-bost
OF Bpsley stevenson Of Rogkport. hut loaded
at Tiptonvile passed South with h 900 bushels
OF corn going tp the sugar coast and market.
Capt. T. II. Johnson also went South yester-
day to make engagements. His hoat-lf nd oi
10000 bushels of corn from Hamilton Ky. is
| expected down oday or to- morrow.
Special kilograms.
Sr. LOUIS April ig.-Port tonnage light. The
Norton Ia gath ring a tow to leave. The Henry
Frank Ia loading Mt the elevator aud leaves
Tuesday. The Rcuider leaves Thursday and
the Chouteau Saturday.
CAIRO. April 1s.-The Houston is filling out
to leave to- night
General TelegFsms.
CINCINNATI April 1s-Rlver ~ feet q inohea
| and falling Weather clear ant quite warm
Arrived: Robert Mitchell from New Orleans N
LOUISVILLE. April IL River feet 3 inches
| and falling. Weather pleasant. Arrived! Guild
| Ing Star from New Orleans.
CAIRO. Aprtl is.-Rtver 30 feet inches and
| rising. Weather threatening. Arrived City
| OF VickHburg from Vickeburg. Mary Houston
| from Cincinnati. Departed City Of Viok sburs
| for II. Louis, Mary Houston tor New Orleans.
| Ar. LOUIS April 1R-lllver 10 teet inohes
aud risipg. Weather cloudy, high wind and
| heavy rain storm this evenlug.
| FIrTsBuRG. April 10 -River feet 10 Inches
| and stationary. Weather clear and warm.
| MEMPHIS, April is.-The river Ia falling. De-
| parted: James Howard for New Orleans, John
| d Houdaer aud John u. Mpude for st. Louis
Gold Dust for vickeburg VIII Kyle for Oncin-
natl, The weather Ia threatening and sutry.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-19

'Below high water mark OF 1874. sAboqve
In addition to those mentioned yesterday. the
Joseph u. Williams left seven boats OF coal at
Bayou Sara. She left Louisville with total OF
twenty three packages Of coal and one OF stone.
The Bedford and Cherokee are laid up at
There will be but ono departure for the Atoh:
afalaya to-morrow-the Fanohon, the Olty Oh
Augusta having withdrawn
Theo, Ottendorfer is the first clerk OF the
Rene t and very Arrived
Saturday night from Shreveport. and will re-
turn Wednesday.
from Cincinnati arrived also Saturday night.
She had a large freight down. part of which
was s4s bales of cotton. aud good passenger
trip. among whom were twenty round-trippers.
| The Springer was at vickspurg during the
storm Thursday. and with the Scudder, Kyle
| and several other boats had to lay there al
the river as having fallen sufficiently between
| Memphis and vicksburg as TO elbow boats to
| make all the landings. The Springer returns
A patent for a steamboat was taken out In
| Great Britain In 1776. The first boat tried IN
| I7ss. and successfully on the Clyde IN 1894.
| Steamboats, were first used on the Hudson In
| 1907. The first boat built In America was Rum
seys or Fitchs. In 1889 or 90 writer known
to fame claims to have Travelled zen or 1weIye
gate the Weltern waters was the Orleans; In
! 1911. The first cargo of goods to reach the Mis-
valley was eTHaEn 1r1R bv the
II
Griffin. in 1852 Previous TO the suceesstul IN :
PRODUCTION of steam. say In 1915. about twenty
| barges, averaging about 100 tons ea3h. alloraeu
| the only facilities for transferring msrcnandlse
| between this city and Louisville. They mace
| but one trip a year and charged as hlRh as u
| per hundred freight.
| The David Hostetter Is running regularly TO
| Grand Isle. See ad. OF.
| Don't forget Capt. Lew Oooley's Tensas. she
| leaves tomorrow. sure. for the Iensas ana
| Macon,
The NJ. V. T. Companys towboat Port Eads
| and barges Capt. Nelson Davis and the Ancnol
| Line steamer Centennial Capt. Thos. Ia Dayld
| SON. both from st. Louis. arrived yesterday
The Port Eads returns to-day. the Centonnla
The John D. scully. from Minden. arrived
| also yesterday,
day at the upper part OF the barge landing.
| The departures in the Southern Transports
ton Line to Cincinnati for dates to the twenty.
seventh of this month will be announced in oul
advertising columns. For this week tn9,
will be the great Golden City. Capt. ). Z
Hegler, Clerk Adam Wayland. to-morroW. at D :
NJ: the new Reuben Il. springer, Capt b.
Hart. Thursday and the Charles Morgan. Dap
Harry Stein, Saturday.
The Anchor Line departures for this comm
week to st. Louis will be: Annie I. Silver, Cap
D. ii. Silver Clerk Green 1. Shields, Tomorrow
at .. m. :: the Centennial. Capt. I. L. Davidson
Thursday and the james Howard. Capt. j. 3
The White Star Line steamer Whisper. j. 4
Comstock master. q. NJ Woods clerk, leaves
.. N. for Plaquemine
The semi. weekly Bayou Lafourehe packe
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-19
Receipts by Railroads.
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD

A pril la-25 bales cotton to nrder-9h1 sacks peas
w Mathews Rrn-iOG do Dean Ewing &oGA-iS
sacks psanRts & II SOhenek-6i bhs rosin bhls OF
turpentine q banner &oo-i'b empty bbs 10 Ores
cent city OIL Go II hbls rpsin M Larendpn-4a
oh ga muse Baldwin &oo-7 do StaufIsr Maoreadv
&oo-5 pkgs meat Loohte Cordes-5o tubs butbsr
q II Dossn-ln pkgs tobacco to Mayer Bros do TO
w Van ienthuyseu--As do - pkgs mdss q A Whit
ney &eo-2b tubs butter j Nelle'san- PIX ga meat
J Nelson &eS-s bills whisky Pattispn d. Bovarh-&7
tubs butter to Norton 4 Manning-f sacks wool to
Nm Meble-9 boxes tobacco w Il Irby-1D rolls OF
leather Winteer d Roks-suniriea 70 ordsI-Totai
ha les o
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-19

The fifteen great American Inventions OF
worldwide adoption are: /, The cotton gin.
2. Tho planning machine. 3. The grass mower
and reaper 1. The rotary printing press 3.
Navigation by steam. g. The hot air engine,
7. The sewing machine, s. The India rubber
industry. ., The machine manufacture OF
horse shoes. TO- The sand blast for carving
H. Tho gauge lathe. H. Tho grain elevator.
10. Artificial Ice making on large scale. Id.
The electric magnet and It's practical applioa-
ton IL. The composing machine for printers.
A eixteenth must be added-the telephOne.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-19
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Eight months ago Boston capitalist threw
u package into his sons lap saying: There
Ia n package OF railroad bonds worth on their
face $4,000. Az they will never be worth
anything in my day, you may keep them for
your children The son put them In his safe
and forgot NIL about them, but three weeks
ago something recalled Thorn to him, and, on
inquiry. he found them now worth s277 100
Mr.. Peabody's relations have benefited very
heavily by his practice of buying up shares,
ETC. deemed worthless. These he left to his
family, and many Of them have proved very
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