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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-19
The Aahbi sr-I ~ AeTRsany,
INaw y9rh fun

In many parts IT the European continent
the fenlEtf ~ tho hanetpr. a kind nf rabbit,
aud It's 1eatruoivenesa, especially to cereal
crops are n snurae nf constant trouble aud
lnss 10 farmers. In antna parts OF Germany
the government, with n viaw to keep down
tho Numbers " this Ennclpa " rodent, offers
tewarda for all that are Thought In deal OF
alive IN the ainAl diairirt If Aachetalnhen.
according to the MagiehnrE GGsefe, the poline
authorities paid rewaltia on ~ 9i5 hamstera
nj a tate ~ ahnut enc mark ~ y ahtlin9 A.
hundred, IN 1879 notwithstanding this whole
aaa slaughter, the animals appeared IN even
Increased nunihern laat yani. AMI rewarda
were again offered. With the result that III to
the closing If the Hats Tor tho aaason haad
money was pail On ~ BIG haIustrra. VI aGi I
more than IN tho preyoua year II Ia oaicH
lated that each female produces ten young
onna per annun, q" that, assuming half If
those slaughtered Ia have been females. those
Killed Last year would have produced An adii-
tionRl progeny ~ nearly 100000. being nj thu
rate ni 1000 Ia every square mile Of land In
ha dIat ltat
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-19
detroit Free freas

There was aadneaa In evnrv pya IA tho
members of the club softly tiled IN and took
their seats. Each ono had nann tho Grape on
the hall door. and zach ono had been told that
death had again Invaded Paradise Hall.
"1em'len," y, gan the president, ~ he rose
UP and looked down tho hall At the vacant
Heat hedecked with Grape. sit am my painful
duoty to inform You dat Brudder Torpedo
Hunt am no moro on tis earth. iIa passed
away las night arter mn ilneRa of only free
days. Torpedo waa cur hruidar an An earn
eat worker In do cauae. continued the prnsi-
dent. but II stan hoah IL vungize HIM |
mus not fefHit dat he had hin taulta. lf a.
truth can't hurt de Twin IL cant harm dc
dead, Torpedo was great ham TO git III
nirly In do mawnin, an to work hard ali day
but his chtteu went bar foot all winter list
ue Same. He waa kind tn hla wife, and tait
bad for de poo, but he nnhhor PLAYED yuSer
wtdout hevin two extra huwers M ha sleeve
lie didn't get drunk, but ~ rail fence hal any
btzness widln n milo OF his cabin in winter
He didn't ngaige IN rnwa an iinta hut hia
enemies got hit wild htickhata all do same
We saw him nc church on Sunday, aMtiu' II
good 'zampla fur de young, but he'd turn in
next day an try TO win ID hlR prtEe III u lottery
1t was about half-an'-half wild him. When wa
say dat " any man we hey hit him pretty
clus. When we hev given de daad Nil do praise
dey sought to gain when Twin. no mana
men'ry kin AJAX tur more. lnrpedo waa M
10 the average. an he am dead.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-19

TTemNfhAT MINI TIHhnht
ramhina county not satisfied with being
the banner county Tor best soil hnet water,
most timber. hest nropa. etc. In tho hest nt
valleys. the Rod river valley II tho North.
now nunoa to the front with n tretie tho host
weather ou record. On Tuesday evening last
about tho usual tea time, tho thprnonie ter
ranged vt 49, below znrr "A liitln hftnr y
O'clock In thn evening IT, st8nd 81 T. and on
Wednesday morning II TIPPED The l.am nj ~
below Heru colder Wv u" Than ANYTHING nf
record In the eignal office here. tho lowest he
ing hla on tho thirteenth nf January, laTf
lhia We ara aware. will enem holy terror ia
our Eastern iilends, and stll we came from
our house ~ nur office With nothing on our
landa and II didn't sepm SO awful cold
either CIR people were hustIing about on
he ntTaniI. rhuCklng nynr the fact That the
oldnst iuhetltant was beaten plumb out Of
his boots.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-19
Tho W Inter IN Europe.
Nav York Tril,Hlnn

Something llSo n Minnesota winter IL maxi
Ing the tuu, OF the continent Tho Journals
are tillea with Information. curious tn Eurnpa-
ans. concerning the phenomenon. In the Aua.
TRAN Eyrul aud Ia Gattntha the Thermometers
(Eahrenhoit has registered from T. ~ %" he-
low Xnro. Tho leo hag compelled tho grat
mills to shut down, AMI on tho largo rivers
ttleighiug on the iea has boon II novel paRtme
From TWELVE Ia eixteru inches nf snow cover
tho fields about Innsbruck. A epecuativaFopi-
dent near Rahlier Lake Ia cutting ict aud
transporting the pr"eious commodity over
into Italy. On the Rhine poor Lproiai llnds
her rocky seat too cold for "cpmbng her
golden hair with u golden comb, and dynam-
lie III used toclnar away the leo barriers at the
hase OF the cliff
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-19
G,sassone'. r"pu,a.,.y /. scntIana,

Mr., Glatlstones accomplishments were n
revelation tn tho Scotch people At times
they listened 20 intantiy that not n sound
was made hy tho assembled thnuannia and
the next moment rent tho air WIFI tleir
thundclens appliances ~ burst Into those IN
roariuus and cal splitting ordinations uecu
liar I" The hilatnua Scot, Whom they Desired
"a cheer they roan III body. anh every ruan
who CARRIED n walking atiHk put his hat on It.
and waved ". One frohle old gentleman was
perpe'ually getting III IN tho middle uf the
halheith meeting ~ 90 through thia core
many ~ his awn hook Az West Calder. Mr..
Samuel Ward. who was present, says that n
respectable clargynpn seated hInapIf ON The
Very ahge W til" platform with hia legs dang
ling loosely ft"m II, an opening his mouth
ahnwoi n shining faw If ta' Oh. which he kept
while ha drank In tho str am Of flowing clu
uMfnCr
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-19
what ssl,y Ask "a Her.
Buffalo Courier !


Hrima Donna Marimnn has u new expert
enao In meeting the American interviewer.
but why" sho queries In tho silverieRt 81
French. ''do they ask ono such funny q,ics-
tious2 Now in France. Russia. Germany and
England met many Journalists. and II they
asked me questions 1t WAS only about music,
but here tclssping her hands tragicaliyl, al
most the first question reporter asked mo
was Have You had many love aH tirsH Mon
Dieui | TINY face get red. | said: Mon
sieur, have no ttmo far nnusementa Then
he said Have You many fine dr,ssesY Was
not that iunny2' Aud yet. we venture to
predict. before winter II over, MHiimun Will
have as big n diamond I'll, fl NJ any of them.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-19
An Important Persona, Item

Charles =. Prentice. Of Toledo, o.. went to
Parts and thence To Englsnd to be treated for
Bright disease, and after the best physicians
OF both counties had done what they could
Tor him, gave up IN despair and returned to
America u die. Here h. received further
treatment from other sktllful physicians
without benefit. aud while "Iistleesiy lnger-
Ing IN pain and anguish" a. ne saws beard Of
the Safe Kidney and Liver Cure, took 1t, and
WAS com plrtely cured in u few weeks. He
gives ctrcumstantal details of his painful ex-
perieocs and astonishing cure In long letter
60 II. Il. Warner y Co., which will be for
warueI On application
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-19

The severity Of German rule In AlsaCe- Lor-
rainn may hs Judged from two recent occur
rences at Strasbourg. tobacconist was
sentenced 10 iino and Imprisonment for sell
ing cigarettes in tli-coVred Wrappers on
which were printed the words. Souvenir Ma
ttonaIc" AT the same time II man was sent
to jul for crticising II speech Of Bismarck In
the heating Of few people IN IA coffee house.
The man said. after reading the speech In n
newspaper, TINT "a street-swcepor could
make as good y apeech as that This ex-
preston was held by the court 10 amount to
an insult to the Imperial Chancellor.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-19
Gen, enp,sl for Now Orleans. Weather clear


BAToN HouaE. La. Jan. 1.-THE steamer
Tpnaas will arrive Sunday plight AMI leave
Mon nv evening. II '.'DvLhE.
CtpctppArI Jan. 1a-The river is 20 tegt
Florida arrived from Plttsburg and left for
Hpvannnii Ga.
rrrrsBuRs, Jan. IL The liver ia feet
inches md ,ialpg slowly. w aihar clear.
EVANSVILLE Ian, la.-The diver Is 81 10 feet
and fnIlsng Wsa'hsr clear. Arrived. u. Z.
pnheneA from New 0flonna
UAIpo ian 10 The river ls ~ feef and fall
Ing. Weather elaar Arrived Maty Ann from
New Orleans; H"gna from strs. n,,' a Alies
Tower f,am f.. louis Golden lily from gln-
riune'l Departed. Mnrv Ann tnr TIE Ohio.
Helenn fnr II Louis Grand Lake and Wood
for New O,lanna. All g Htown Tor white liver.
eT Louta Jun II .fharivef la y fast lnahss
Ghol o for Garo With burgess Tor NV Orleans.
LOUISVILLE. Jan, ~ The river y y fset
Arrived Mery Houston and Kehlor from New
Orleans. II. H. HptIngar FROM Cincinnati.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-19
Names Presidential Electors.
Now York World


Names Presidential electors VIII have next
winter to obtain credentials from the State
authorities who are 70 neglected Nv the Leg
i%lature. II the World were Il Republican
paper ii would advise the fierce Republicans
81 Maneto to scrnpuouely careful about their
actions. A Democratic House ana Senate will
count the vote next year, and SO far rs we
see. the fusi0ntsts have n prinu fr(e case
much stranger than the Rppubtlcau4 had three
Years ago. either in Florida or Louisiana.
know anything about 1t, and IL is no concern
OF ours, still
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-19
ass % g.
ehW tlta-
Nature

II Ia thought that ~ crisis In the history of
the mountatn ~ approaching. either there
will lbs great discharge. such na will terriFy
The nrighloI hood, or, ma Is more likalv. there
will tn nn nval lowing Of lava. covering tha
como with mantle IF tirc, and silently In.
titcting moro destruction on property than n
grand eruption Nss,lvlua has been In an
aetiv" stat" now for several years. and Frofas
anr Halmlarl has from the fret protested that
tho eruption would consist In tho over flowing
of lava.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-19

The reported ravages OF dtphtheria in Rus
sia offer q fresh and most lamentable instance
Of the extent to which the greatest human
caIamities may be aggravated by ignorance
and superstition. 1t Is often found absolute
ly impossible to persuade the Russian peas
ants to accept medical aid OF any kind, even
when In extremity. 70 all such offers they
reply With their wonted fatatsm: "if we are
10 die no medicine can save US; II we are to
live we don't need 1t
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-19

A Tennessee pie-eater has reformed, and
will heDceforth eat pies no more. He was en-
ployed by bakery firm, and they, missing
various pies, baked some with croton oil The
dishonest pie-eater got sick, and thinking he
was booked for the region whence no bone OF
any traveller returns, confessed stealing the
piea. and learned what had been put In them.
He was 80 mad that he got well and had his
employers arrested for attempting to poison
him
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-19
stage of the Rivers
Above low Change.

*Below high water mark Of 1874 sAbove
bench mark. Indicates rise. tIndicates fall
The 10 Bryariy and the John Fl, Hanna were
detained ovsr S4turtay night. this former on
account OF freight, the Lattice not shipping
crew: both Lett yesterday morning; also the
john Meana aud barges for st. Louis. and the
to whoat Il hin FIR the Ohio.
The W. j. Bshan was let out fthe Good
Inteat Dock yesterday morning. and brought
b TEX To the landing. The Yazoo Valley took
the Behan's place 10 dock.
The VIII Kyle left the landing yesterday morn
Ing to take on $50 tons pig iron. She will be
back this morning, receiving to leave to-mor-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-19
A cemp,sment,o the Waited states.

Thus tho Dublin Freeman 4 Journal speaks
az ia III hia review Of tho past year: !" The
history of European cuuntrsa has been ono
Of general unrest In u word. the only bright
spot In the map nf the world scenls to be the
United States. where abundant crops and n
rapid revival nf trade have produced general
prosperity. Tho great Intn which John
Bright pronounced the other day Is fully JUS.
Tilted by fact no political experiment has
over Rllccreled 40 well as that which owes It's
existence to the sword Of Washington
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-19
Proposed New Eier,ora, system.
Now York Sun

Tho frat atep toward change In Now
Yorka ayptcsn If choosing Presidential cleo
tora waa taken In tho Legislature last even
Ing. IN the Introduction ~ bill pro
viding that In each Gpngrnsa disirict two
electors NJ largo and OIL" eentor for the dis
triet Rlal is voted for Under thia law, New
York'a electoral vote would be- partly Demo
cratic and partly II publican. but tho advan-
tsgo would he with tho Republicans. who pro
pose tho aChatue.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-19
FasseP tor President.

In tho matter If porsnnal popularity Gov.
Foster Of OHIO resembles Henry Clay. lie
remembers everybody hp over saw. can coll u
paraon by name which he hna not met for
twenty five years and haa nm InrshnuatihIe
fund pf genial anal nature. Aud almoat
every man IN Ohio thinka tinv. Foster knows
him personally, and takes auepla interest In
hia peraonal welfare. Such qualities are
dangerous. Glow Fostcr must bn very careful
or he will find himself In tho White House
ono Of theso days
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-19
FROM THE PASSES.

popr Fans Ian n o H. m.-R arnmatar as.7s,.
Wind north northeast, light, Weather clear.
No arrivals.
ballad atenmshlns Wanderer for Belize,
Honduras aan Whitney fur N " York. Ttmor
fsr liverpool; ships Ly3ia Skolii ~ f,r Havra.
aap phiptay and Bsn lnmoud for I.lvetpooi.
tnrks Xapa for Trieste. AltopraOIa for tr1s-
/ ma U,rn for Almerta. Alphunse - Mar 10 for
u ,tianuv. b rkentinn Vingof for Qaeenstown:
briggs Ons for Mnry Port Fnplanti. = ib9dabo
for Barcelona. schooner Ebeu'z il Tor X lnaston.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-19
Tl.ssen And Mcclellan.
Now Hnvrn Unian.I

lNoW HnVfn Untan.l
1t Ia reported that Tldon will throw his In
tluence for George Il. Mcclellan In tho Ma
tional Democratic G invention In caee he can
not get tho nomination himself " Is to be
hoped that Fidrn'A influences will not be very
cxtensive. MeClellans candidacy would res
vamp NIL the old war sores. Besides. Little
Mac" III not Il Atntesman.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-19

The Quecn of England has placed In her
pew Mt Whippingham Church n memorial
medallion or tho late Princess Alice, bearing
this afIectionate inscription: 40 the dear
memory Of Alice Maude Mary. Princess Of
Great Britain and LELAND Grand Duchess Of
Hosse, who departed this LIFE In her thirty
sixth year, on the anniversary Of her beloved
fathers death, December II. 1878. Blessed
are the pure III heart, for they shall see God
st. Mathew, v. 3. THIS monument j. placed
nv her Borrowing mother Queen Victoria.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-19

AT half pnat o'clock Sunday morning.
ahed In tho rear Of John araver'a grocery. cor
nor ~ First anil Fufon stree'a wna damaged by
IRE to the amount Of SIG. Ihn ntmaa wore OK
tingulshei by tho First street BabGook.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-19
30 90

The Superior Court of Marion county, Ind,
has lately decided that the attempted exemp-
ton pf widnws from taxation on $500 of prop
erty is unconstitutional. and the State Attor
ney General, L. w. Wooden. has informed
one OF the county treasurers that he thinks
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-19
&ArftelN for HraAIdenf


10 tuuuShy IENRlslhT.l
We have notion that, II the vote of the
Republican, u ONO as 10 their first cho &c
for the Presidency could he taken to-day.
Gen. james A. Garfield would lead all the rest.
His hold on the popular heart Is astonishing
ly strong.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-19
A French Political DaeI.
IN. Y. T'rihune.

Nh. Humtsrt, Communist member of the
Paris Municipality, whose marriage was re-
Gently described IN the French correspond
slnce III tbe Tribune, has fought duel. Re-
carltiess OF the tears of his young bride, he
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-19
WEATHER BULLETIN.
Wan nnpA n.rMnnr

WAR DHpA RrMHHT.
Hppal HorvIaa, United Htt,,aa Army. !
Dnllv metanr nlnRinnl record for Tho eight hours
ending ut i0tna u. m, sunday january ia
Observations taken nj the same moment OF
time at all rtainna.l
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-19
EOhsl4n ruhn
by Gable 70 thu " Y aa-.,a

antwerp. Jan 1f-Airited Rr It. amship County
OF Snther and. kain ON New 1eana
Grangemhuth Jan - Arrived Br bark Marraret
Evans Robertson, from Per aacola
I've pool Jan p sai cd ship Arcturus Kelley
hu"sfa, 1aser for New Or cara pfter pnttpg back
70 fspair damages BY collision with the steamship
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-19
NEW oRLEANs AND MOBILE RAILROAD
IA amoFaadR.

Br chip Adorna. at Liverpool from New orIaans
enc, ah ef.a heaVy weather aurnR the passage snd
On Dec mber II tbs " O I'm ,fand. had yna,,,
mast head and all attached carried away
DISASTERS IN NOVEMBER
The direction # the Bureau VerItas hsa mat nnh
II he'd the following statstios Of maritime dfaastars
reportedl during the month of November concern
ing all flags
~ ~ lh2 Veasela reported lost i3a viz AZ English
- bs'ihah ~ mercan. II Nor We Lan Dutch I
0"edish, Danish, Italian YG OK Z Portuguese
known 20 "1
steamers reported lost T. viz: II English Span
tSh herman, ! American, Dutch In this num
Dof arc included steamships reported missing.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-19
% plnIon 0f Eminent Wr. ~. q. steMarf.
President Maryland Hospital, Hatti-

- have used Colden's Lisbig's LIQUID
Extract of Besf aud Tonic Invtgorhtor for
moro thnn yoar and recommend 1t M ono Of
tho most eff tfiant prsparR Ions hhvsevar mot
With. 1t combines tho virtues Of fond and foHIC
In u remarkable way and | am BATTLEFIELD has
eavad life whom no other medicine canld 10 80"
Sold by lending druegiats. de2a D&Wtm
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-19
THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT MONDAY JANUARY 10, 1880

this decision 80 manifestly right that tie
taxes should be collected without regard TO
this eRemptlng clause In the statute
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-19
RIVER NEWS.

UKFIUK NEW UKLhNNB UEMUUFhI.
Monday, January -. 1880. !
Arrivals.
See marine column.
Departures.
10 Bryary, j. ii. Hanna. John Means and
barges. Robin.
stage of the Rivers.
Daily teleRraphic report OF the stage of water
at various points. with changes. In the "A hours
ending yesterday at D. N.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-19
MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, I
January 10. 1889.
Arrival.

Hr ship Hii7a Everett, Durksrtnn, ~ days from
tIanptn Roads, 10 Hall " VRuJ haB-tsr etna
gohr May HveEu, Hansen. tags from Utilla TO
DtatI 4 Isfn-rin L or
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-19
srs MBoATs

Laura Lee Lee from Graud Fnore
WIN Tagan Hodge from Camden
Exchanges, Mathswa, frHm bayou Vermjllion
Fair Play Papipean, from HppsI Cusss
r.ha FRY hom Lower C"sst
CITY Of Augusta, Hrou. frnm Upper Gpaat
Whisper Oeus0ek. from Bayou Goaia
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-19

Ex- Gov. Wnshlirn, III Wisconsin, has Just
given tho Wisconsin luauaral Association
| forty acres IT land near Mineral Polnt, his
old home. to no used as n permanent fair
| grnHnha. lIehad before given $50 600 to the
State University for nm astronomical opserv-
| atnry nnh to the State his country seat
uear Madison for an Industrial school for
girls.
Nj Genige Augustus Saa says that tho
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-19
RsnssDta by Railroads.
MOHGAN'B LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL-


January ~ hhHa apRar g A Whitasy Aao-IT
do + Savin Y do Ksifsr Gardnal-lG do IanQe
l.egendte 81 90 ~ bois sugar II hbs molassss
liush gsvert-tl do & ibis augar ~ hhds sugar TO
John Chlder- ~ do bbl do b hhls molaasss scan
nell & Lafa5s- do Rieba,d Mlksb-9 do q Pas
col &eo- q do $ ii Kennedy &co- do Rykoski a.
Mhnade-fh do - hhHs aiyAr Clapp Bros kco--22 do
50 hhia mo assas Jack Wharton HIDE J Rtbolaf-2n
calves x NJ FIautt-iG ba' s4 COT ton Lehman bra
ham 6co-s d. o Hopkins q usIf bales moas to j M
Walsh q baes mDaa aaCs GOTTEN J BiroIet-C pkg
hides l. Terrsbonne-ltt sacks rou IN rice " Ison
Zoo dries 10 arast 'oa "a tasa cotton sack
cotton l}3 sacks FnuRh rice hhds gar 90 bills
sugar ga b II mOtas-ea
ON Ineiapo, Per steamship City of Norfolk
~ bafSs GOTTEN II Dat ns.l hc-4O 81 bales Il dos
bale iDs q Whitney Goo-g a4cKs peoans I'd Ptls-
bpry-J ota ~ bales 0ottop
From Clinton Fsr steamship Jossphins-is7 bales
Gottt II u a bttnsy &tO-tb5 sacks GtpttoT seed To
N q GottnH Feed ssoGation - sacks bones tn
Storms For Chem Mfg Cot otal IN bales cotton
g. eaGks cotton seed
in currency Whitney &eo-s 5000, do Texas Ez-
prsaa Go
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD.
January iP-2a3 bses cotton to order 50 Walden
Hawkins 4 Eoberts-a Allen Vest d. Busb-1s ~
Gardner a. aopp-3 JOhn A ana Goo IS head cat
Ito AycoGk. Mitchell &cn--21 do Grew Il porter Al
DO Gambia 70 boxes to- aecp W " Irby-3 pkgs
mdss II Sts IN eco TO Yale A. Bowl linz dn Fafr
h*nta &ce- do G Palmer a co., % a Sch ariS
4 Son-GO do NJ 81 Montg0mel w do To A
Chris o7"n aGo-la pkgr tobacco G A Whitney Aeo
~ do sksrbarth Joreph-25 do w w Strauss
~ do \ HeInshsn a Bf" Is bbts whisky Raasetu
X1aucs-io pkgs butter Sch ~ah oret 3, Hlrncn =
10 hbls limo SnnH uae t-t.t md Wilson, Ghilds
&co--tl pkRs Ia low Schwartz & Rrs ! carriage
= Lntn den ~ eacks peas - a Hasa IL Hro-I2O
pkgs beer II, if car on}tfy 4 w AIIeD-4 cara
coal = phnhrr ac6-iH1 pkRs Deer Geo Yales-IIn
balt limo Wimhh 2O pkRe beer A Walz-I4 mig
ripe n L kanlett &"o--2t OH anuaaga w II Hoimas
% sacks cotton ated n q Cotton seed Astociation-
cotton seed
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-19

Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic cures fever and ague
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-19
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Reeds Git Edge Tonle cures dyspepsia.