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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1868-02-19
Arp DOR General.

| Il >rND r
From me New orleans r1cayune' &
There is one conservative General
in whom we have 10, confidence, YET
he is more popularSyltil conservatives
generally, than any Other: y Is Gene-
lsApathy. We beseec'l or Ceaser'
yative friends in the Einterlor q the
State, not TO place themselves unaei
his command during the present vita,
crisis, which Will come to a mead and
burst IN thirty days, or a little more
Genera! lDachyltyf may, IN some re-
spects, De q good Drlgaae commaoe1, 20
hold thesreserve. llltsucl eases as when
not to vote is to vote m the negatlve'
but IN al otner Fespeets 9enslal nneI,
gy ana Genelal Ilomptltuoe snoulu
govern ouNcollLucl.
In the nrst pace, tM4eyeIy PARISH
men VINO can TAKE .ne yes. oatl, anu
VINO Viii act nonestly nnu JnsS'y,
sh9ulos oe leG Ig y, y Wy. DaAe'
anu = w. nd i - sgon L = ~
70 4'akS 'lsi plases ~ ies.s.l w, Wy
none sshon'a ~ ~ leso.n ~, un ~
they shaii nave PREVIOUSLY clearly oonT
sehted 20 serve. ~ lSeo 1 y. me =
VINO VIII refuse ~ ueglss. ~ SUI 4,a. =
10 peru any SUCCESS wA'ci uay 'o0le'
wise De ATTAINED. Inc election mas1
be 1aliy heid,i II every PARISH anu -
every preclnct, 10 .pae .,ls'o .4 snaa. W "
no successful charge S a. ateenip Nv 70
prevent an eiecI'on.tI 90 also, M Jpn J,
servatlves should ipe READY 70 mo
commissioners Q, elec,lon m every ~; pre-.
clnct, VINO aro noi Isn ahuain.clhsel.
men, VINO Will Iuinn the law as "
stands'.ls.' ..s1 Z % go, !. .5.a.
Here leu Us say besides, 70 whoever
may De appointed IeglstIars ana com
mlssl0n0rs 10 not unaeftake 10 en-
large the law or correct o. lts mistakes OF
wrongs. with TINS you nave nothing
to 90. Fnlfillits requirements ADMIT
every man who has "a living reglstra-
ton certificate and the present resi-
dence required by the law where lde n
tIty is not clearly IN doubt OF disprc,
VEN. II you are commissioners. ana Il
registrars closely scan the list as OF re,
glstratlOn and strike Of the names, ana ana
work the certificates OF az W IN J. . are
clearly shown to oe fraudnlent 70, q I'm. I'm,
proyldently or incorrectly arle' aull 'le.
voters, ana admlt as voters 9Is on,y snGn
as me law, as y sIanlds, shou .ael " ~
mI l 10 not, mmper Win il..,t cases ss
which are very f doubtful ana wa 1i!.ll
only SHOW snow tne law 70 De UNFAIR. W
nave ;ve no business rs VIII corfecung ~;
I ne registrars I nave only n Y, !aay s
70 40 TINS unaeT 5ne 1 seyentn 1,, sec 81.
q the act, Of July, 1871 Inc ti4e
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1868-02-19

~ A Mississippi editor has received
two dozen PUMPKINS, a load of shucks, four
bushels Of potatoes and lot Of corn, by
wry Of subscriptioDs. He calls it "signs
of prosperity" eg5s Il ,aJ7
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1868-02-19

no. The Russian government is
greatly dissatisfied at the delay in the
payment of the treaty price for Alaska.
The stipulated limit Of time for the
is at hand.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1868-02-19

@ Horace Greeley says that Han
cocks policy in Louisiana may be sunrise
to the South, but il is sunset to the Rsdi-
cal party. 3 s.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1868-02-19

ffsyi fsEf5sfE5 IN sol s.ffi9
The CoxxoN Lor.-South Carolina has
to endure her share of insults. We find
the following in . report Of the Charleston
menagerie !: rs. s1'
Haype, from Barnvell introduced an or
dinance to make new district out Of por-
lions Of Barnwell, Edgsfeld and Orange
burg, to be called the district Of" Sumner"
Should this ordinance ever receive the
sanction of the" convention" it's to be
feared that the district d. SUMNER will be-
come b cane-bredk. as:iaqazs 5gsF ns3 yfg1ss
b0@ We notice that Mr.3M. B. Brady is
President of the Louisiana State Central
Committee and Nv. M SINAI. wood ESQ.,,
secretary. The latter gentleman is very
known in St. Douis and Missouri. He is
fovorably remembered as clerk Of the Su-
preme Court Of Missouri, an Office which hs
filled acceptab'y, and was fully entitled to
keep. He however. preferred to sacrifice
his dosjtion rather than continuaain it "a
on ahject tool of radicalism; aud when
Governor Fletcher commenced installing
Supreme Court judges with 6les Of soldiers
and fixed bayonets, Mr.. Smallwood isurren-
dered his cIerks-[St.lL Louis Republican.
ida -~,e4-4-~.---o -.>S,-,---s m gbat
SHARp.-Tke Springfield (Massacbu-
setts) Republican safcasticallY saYs Of the
new bill to prevent the Supreme
Court adjudicating any question under the
reconstruction acts, that tits too narrow
in its scope, and suggests that II be amend.
ed so as to prohibit that court from med
dlingsin any way with any act which this
Congress may pass. In this way it will
provide for all possible contingencies, and
establish q precedent which viii be Of ines
timable value to any party that may control.
Congress hereafter, and want TO pass meas
ures Of unquestionable unconstitutionality.
Each Congress can thus take care Of itself.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1868-02-19

u The death Of Col. Peyton T.
Manning, late of Gen. Longstreet's staff
is announced in the Aberdeen Miss
Examiner.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1868-02-19
BAKING SODA!l
COOKING SODA!!!

DURE English, Newcastle can be pro.
cured Of H. Sr. JOHNS at the same
price that is paid for COMMON IMPURE SODA
50 frequently palmed of on The public by
ignorant dealers,
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1868-02-19

hs" Will the planters. of Rapides
never learn a lesson from dear bought
and crushing experienced This impor-
tant question suggests itself to us for
chilly on seeing our favorite packet, St.
Nicholas land at our Town on her last
trip, with a heavy load and most Of it
corn for our planters. VIII they never
open their eyes, when their pockets
bleed and starvation is knocking at
their door, Corn, Peas, Potatoes, Oats
Pumpkins and Vegetables of all kinds
and no cotton-that's the platform that
will carry them through-stlck to cot
ton and buy corn-aud the country
goes to HI.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1868-02-19

-o>~>~~o->~>-a0s-~~o~IO~-
~ Cotton and sugar have both i'm
proved in price in the New Orleans
market. We quote the former at, for
Ordinary at lf4 & H4c., Good 0rdina-
ry at I72 g. lsac., Low Middling at 10
& 194c., Middling at I94 & 2Oc., and
Strict Nliddling at--& 20sc.
Sugar, inferior Zoe; good common to
fair, l3ac., goodfair I4c fully fair l4icsI
and prime 15sc.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1868-02-19
TSRY ST. JOHN IS COU G FL
Il. Expectorant.


w We again publish the prospectus
of "Burke's Weekly for Boys and
Girls" published at Macon, Ga. We
cannot speak in too admiring terms OF
this neat, well printed and ably con-
ducted sheet, and earnestly admonish
every father and mother of Rapides to
subscribe for it at once, and thus place,
the very best reading matter for their
children, in their homes. Such a pub
lieation is needed in the South for our
children and we are certain the low
price of subscription asked will be an
additional indncement for every parent
to send for it at once. Weurge all the
boys and girls of Alexandria, Of Rap
ides, to lay aside a few dimes and send
for it themselves, if their parents do
not heed our advice.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1868-02-19


U Alexandria has recuperated in
liveliness during the last four or five
days. With quarter races, foot races,
tanglefoot's doings; Court in session
and the big meeting Of the unterrifed
Democracy, considerable Of the cpl
demical dizziness and gloom of the poor
old burgh has for the time disappeared
and the memory Of those better days,
when we were a blessed and happy
people has brightly flickered before our
astonished vision. May these bright
days, when once more inaugurated,
reign in our midst forever and ever!
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1868-02-19

J. P. EDDLEMAN, JIG. WISE, +
]. R. ANDREWS, T. B. HELM,
s. GORDON, asa L. TEXADA,
The meeting then adjourned.
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w Gold has tumbled somewhat--la-
test quotation 140i.
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|
lily respond to the invitation to be re-
presented in the National Convention,
and believe the State Of Louisiana
should be represented therein by a full
set of able and faithful delegates.
Resolred, That the chairman of this
meeting appoint nine delegates to
represent the parish Of Rapides in the
State Democratic Convention to be
held in New Orleanson the 5th of March
next. ~
Reso1ved, That the chair appoint an
executive committee for the parish of
Rapides, consisting Of seven members.
Resolred, That the proceedings of
this meeting be published in the Lonis-
lana Democrat, and the Conservative
papers in New Orleans be requested to
copy.
After the adoption Of the resolutions
Messrs. E. North Cullom, M. Ryan, W.
A. seay, Jno. Kelso, J. G. White and
DR.. scruggs, having been called on ad-
dressed the meetingin an eloquent and
appropriate manneRs~ The chair then
announced the following as delegates to
the Con venfion.
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MCBILF-Steamer Lonse-l bales cottOD Flower 4
Mees-4f Lehman, Newgass &co6 bales shesng Cobb Dol
horde AGO supdIier 20 order--f0tal IS bales
BRtMEG--Ship C0nstgnca-4 csks wine Couture Bros-l
eask hardWAre a. bxs do Buddecke-s mdee Lay
tons do Hart 6co-S do Adler3 2l20 a9stOnes
Scheui man-l7U 90 Nicholson 6co-269D do Ftscherll
csts wine c Lsumsn-lo Do 1hele selerSOO peer
y Dgntzr-l bex Wed8myer- pkg books Grune-
Waid-lC3 pkgs NOSE osks do 1 csks wine 20 order
LIVERPOOL ship Sorrsnto-4l6 tiles Huns Macapley-
"a bdls non West hnd A McLsuTn-Z46 cz-ks
beer b. uEtour-UU bbls beer Les-816 bXs tin piae Elk
Manfg Co-6O sis JAckson MsasoD6J eisks
ber Bnadeckel tercs sJda ash $500 SKIS salt 663
plate 81 crates eanhenw-re to order
kEWPORI Wslfs-7OO tOns railroad iron
hAfANZAS-BsTk Ada Csrter-59 hhds sugar 6s4 bxs do
ChafTrRix Agar
HAVsEA-schr EstrellaS7 bids molasses 81 ties 81 bbs
do Pui- Bros
Cab ARIEN-schr Rogers-532 hhGs sugar So tes do
ChGtfls Y 4 agar
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TRENTON-Stsamer CleoIs-l bales cotton J1o Cbahe 4
RoE ePs req L5s1 cG T. Hids H Ill., k3sng
h e Ben Fo.ter-ioi old iran eud sundros 10 order
W EeysTds &co-I Kennstt q BILL Payne Huntingdon
coos fks enou seed Mar[S7 bbls potstos. Gro. Die
-ks onions a Bie m4n5 buls onions Moore c'-l5
Ia' - bdi rides / I'D ron I,.s IS 1907
! bbls potato Ern PAni-t 1hos tobacco We-sun-
WAsBINGTON-stsam-r annie Wag'sy-l bale cotton
Bloch Bro Payne huntington &eo-l3 sks potatoes 81
hides Lseasssenss2 hides 10 bbs potatoes Uourst3s
bills postoes Boon Bro5 BAGS wo,l u SKIS
Isse-l crate IHs hhas 90 Sher9s 5ass woi N Vel
2beles ZOO Payne Huntington &C DO bertud Gner-
lss onions shropshire hs'harnO 90 potstoes Psacbe
ri 80 sheep Noel &cosunones 10 Orddr-fOta bales
WAsHIYG TaN-steamsr G Blackf,r4-7 bale. cotton
Il NOuton &co2 Warm s'raet0ld tco-l ! Adams &eo
5 bales wool sks 81 ees 9d noes rolls sathsT
80 hIoss rolls leather Bsrsui Goerl SKIS WOOL bale
moss pads r. oosk & pebla,e-ot old i-on WOOL j ID
O-Co. SIS woo j Rsass hbs poJatoes Bssaud -
becs ks cotton Eesd Mag nnisls6 head cattle Imam
hOrs- Byanl and calf Foneuat-sandes 10 order
BAIoU SARt--stsarner Grey Eagle bales cotton to
Isaacson-5 Dbl dries MsttsUn5 Obls potatoes
ELECTROMAGNETIC Fhcker-5l sks cotton SEED Aldge
SIS 90 A Magn, o42 bbis potatoes Gsrnsbaeksr-5
bdl hides bales y 1ersbaune Gourdsin5 bales rags
lot Old iron Kaufan2 aids boaes 6hs do Capt Aue5n
IOWFRC0ksF-gt.snerA loe-S2 bbls rice Bsrroi.-l7
do Fupreii GO socoall 90 besbaae0urs-i crates
bsie, cotton g Clinton--sundries O. order
POINT-ALA-BACHE--Stesn gunter--2l bbls rice A
Socolal3 Go Pensud Fecn2f ks potatoes ID salvsut
So DO Estopenal Lsgier-6 DO kunERgton-slndries
to order
BAYOU HEROS-LugVsr Ohys-l0Q bbls potatoes to
cer-5O ks potatoes Terre1onne Gourdsn
GEAND CAILLOU-SI0op Faney-sO Obs onions 81 bbls
potytlss q. order
ST JOHN BGPTiST-sieOp JOssphins-i7oO head cabbage
10 nider
BAYOU EOURN-Lugger La Belle virginie-7O bbls pO-
tafres order
JEFFEEsON PABIsH-Lugger RAObO~-3O bbs pOss-
toes n Orcer
ST chARLEs-Lugger LueOn-ls9 SKIS potatoes S SKIS
onisn A ID SslvsBt
LAFOUhCHE-Lagger Fer dItalis-I2O bsls potatoes II
bbs Onions 20 order
81 IObS BAPTST-LrTvsrs Indiana ete-ls bills onions
$40 bbls potatoes and sUpories to order
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Gommsrnal csnteIIlsrnfs.
CRESCENT OFTIca. 10. - OAnF agME
Tueadgx EvenfnQ Jure q 1874

CkEscKST OFTIcA, 10. - OAnT agNazx
Tuesday Evening Ju-e Q. 1868 :
COTTOS-There is scarcely q semblance Of
market TO depict so far as regards the leading
staple. Liverpool and New York seem to vie
with each other 20 see which can reach the lower
depth, and holders here look on with wonder, but
still refuse to accept offering rates except for
trfing lots where their credit may be st stake to
meet maturing obligations. la fact there is no
actual offering supply. and as the demand cannot
be yet regarded as better than nominal, it will as
tonlsh no one to learn that sales to-day have been
restricted 10 472 bales, at still further decline of
fully lc. q n. We have, therefore, again revised
our figures, and would now quote Good Ordinary
at 254@26c., Good hiddllng at 26s027c. aud Mid
ding AT 274G2sc.
coMPARsTIvB DAILY TOTAL RECEIPTS or COrT0E
MN q WI
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NEW ORLEASs, jackson AND
GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAIN LEAVES DAILY at $50 p. n,
making connections with Trains for Vcksburg Herdsu
with the Mississippi Central Railroad Tor the North and
East
ACCOMyODATIOE TRAINS LEAVE ON SUNDAYS
Gt 740 NJ, going far BTookhaven Returning leave
BroOkhavsn as $3.50 A. N. on MONDAYS arriving In New
Orleans at ii is A
Excursion Tickets good for Train Of Saturday Sun
going north aod Trains of sunday Monday south.
FREIGHT TRAIN LEAVES DAILY except Sundays
Al $50 A n.
7 s. WILLIAMS, General Superintendent
JANIS yOHGE, General Freight Agsnt.
ED WARE, General transportation Agent
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Arrived Yesterday.

Arrived Yesterday
Steanship Hudson Fs rcAid from Indanola. TO master
Point
steamship Texas Baker, from IndsuOla, Kelly Long
&eO-4th district
Ship Wilson 50 days fr,m Liverpool. Hyn-
&co-3d district 80
Ship Co tBren) tsnbon. from Bremen 9Th April
10 Z StOckmey er-2a district p
Bark Harvest Home, Berry, from Newport, Wales W Hyn
&rO-POirt
Ba Ada Carter Kenny from Matsnzss CharAx Agar
sehr Esties Span Fuentes from Havana to PUG Bros
I'd district Ia
scbr Florence Rogers, Rogers, from CabAren, to AFOs
dies &co-POint
Sloop ancy from Grand Gallon to usster2d district is
sloop Jos Thne Hyacnthe from ST ohm Baptist 10 aser
I'd disirict 10
Lugeer Olivia Bayou Heron. masts2d district Is
Lugger La Belle Virgiue Malsorne, from Bayou r0arn,
TO mssis-2d district 10
Lager Rainbow from Jefferson Parish, 30 Mastered dis
trct IS
Luggsr Lucon Tasso from st Charles msster2d
tricu Is
LmgR.r For dItaa from Laourche ID dstrctl5
Luges Indiana st Joseph Latuur dAuvergne from st
John BAptss to master-2d district Is
rowBoATs.
Tovboat Harry WRIGHT Wright the down
80 inst, ship Uhisnd-br0ught up ship ConsIsncA and
sCbr Estrella
Tovboat Heroine Brown the Passeswent light
brouPht up esrks Ada Carter and Harvest Home, ana
schr Rogers
STEAMBOATS,.
Cleona, Patterson, from Trenton
Wild agOaer, Richardson. from Matches
Annie Wsgley Loui lIer. from Washington
G. Blackford, Picket from Washington.
Grey Eagle, Bsranco, from Bayou Sara
Flicker, Aucnin, from LockpoTt
Aloe, Rsdovioh from Lower Coast
Louise Hopkins from Mobile
Hunter Jesnir su. IRON Pointe-als- Hsche
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Receipts by Railroads.

NEw ORLE~ss JACKSON a GnEAT koRTHERN-
bales or cus Sherck Autsy-l Do q Crnmwe-i
ayDe Huntin gtOn &cO-S5 bNs fruit uanl bx ndSe
G Mir0Dey-9l10 eet lumber Il Chsndef7SIi do W Arms
s7s2 do Wesyer40O0 do Cate-50 pkgs iron folgsr
6col6 OU brick Seat0nll bz Jno Hsrdie 6co
sur dret oroer-Total bales cotton
NEW ORLEANS, 0PELouSAe GREAT WESTERN
81 SKIS p0ts SKIS onions Aure-9J sk potatoes Mar
ply &eo40tD feet lumber Boudreaux Son-Sss do Nos-
"a Eks Potatoes Abssca-9O head castle NcQuSd Nozzle
Is calves 6ey-sundries order
June 9thl3 baes cotton Ryeosk Deblano29 40 Lazy
-l42 do L Couret-l6 Hay A Mehls-3 bales moss Z
Roberts, bags Is 80 sks psttoss Sur
~ ks potatoes SKIS onions rerrebonne Gourd06 SKIS
Pos PohlmsniO6 no MurDhy-l2 do 70 ord.r-i5
do Ahascn-2 bbls rice hhds bbz Lane
II calves i8 hogs coop tigs rasc IA cslvss Reysun
dries ordeT-Totsl 200 bales cotton
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cassie - arkss.
c1rr o. Irrrrr,or. Diam, 10. lsss.

CRY OF JKFTRksoE, Juns 10, 1863.
Arrived yesterday-250 Texas Beeves and
$50 Calves and YesrliDgs, so Sheep and
Mich Cows. Sold-3l9 Texas Beeyes, $50
Calves and Yesrllngs, % Hogs. so Sheep and
Mich Cows. Stock on sale-l69S Texas Beeves,
lO43 Calves and YearliDgs, 3l5 Hogs, 40 Sheep
and Mich Cows. We Quote :.
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DAILY TOTAL RECEIPTS OF corToE
AT THIS PoKT DURING PAST TWO WEEKS.
452
COTTON STATEMENT.

Reosvec since yesterday. ...........- 50
S6656i
snporsed since Yesterday ....-......... 2IG
Exported previously 9'l-os5 1is
s.oOs on hane and on .hiDSo.rd sls
The exports this evening are exclusively Tor
Havre.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-There is but little move.
ment 10 notice under this heading. There is a
fair inquiry for the choice grades of Cuba Sugars.
but The lower grades are almost neglected. Good
and fine grocery grades are held at l3{Gl3lc.,
and lair to fine box Sugars at l2s0bl48c. u ID.
Cuba Molssses Is quoted at 4610523e. f gallon.
Louisiana Sugsr is scarce. but there is no change
90 notice IN prices, viz: la C. for fair. 1870. for
prime, l64c. for yellow CHARMED. and l7c. f}ib for
white do. Louisiana M0asses is selling at retail
st s461S5c. u gallon.
FLoUR-Tbe market continues dull. There is .
fair supply of all descriptions, bat as deGier-'
orders are nearly all filed aud as there is no de-
mand for shipment, operations are restricted.
The INQUIRY for superine and double extra is
better and prices for these grades are perhapa
finer. Otherwise the market remains as pc
yiously quoted. The sales to-day embrace 100
bbl-., Of which 100 bbls. choice private terms;
as bbls. supeIfue at IS so; loo bhs. single extra
at as 75; 100 bbls. double extra az 50 Is; 100
bhls treble do. at sl0 100 bbs. DO. at sl2 D; GO
bbls. choice at sl3 Is, and 50 bbls. do. at tli p
u Dbl.
CoRS-The supply on the landing is fair, and
with moderate demand, previous prices are
tul sustained. Edics Io-tdy are oaUU hhth| H.
fellows: 1000 sacks yellow and yellow mixed at
g7c; 800 and 1000 sacks ysllOw mixed at 81; and
500 and 1900 sacks white and 1900 socks yellO at
81 O5 q bushel.
OATs-There was moderate demand to-day,
hut sales we're made AZ previous inside igures.
Operations foot up 1900 sacks as follows 100,
$50, 500 and 1900 sacks at T5c. Z bushel.
BsAN- There were no safes reported to day
prices however, remain unchanged
HAY-Tbe demand is falling Of and prices for
the lower grades are weaker but not qu0tably
lover. Choice is scarce and 10 request a. full
prices. Sales are $50 bales. of which $50 bales
ordinary 1T $40, and 100 bales choice St. Louis al
$2l % ton.
PosK-The market to-day is quiet bat frm al
previous figures, with further upward tendency,
Ssles 10 day are so bbs. Ness at S29 4 Dbl
Dealers are retailing at $50 25GS29 80 - Dbl.
BACOS-There was considerable looking around
to-day, and although sales were limited yet there
are fair Indications of activity in the marke;
within q few days. and prices, although tlmer
sre about as last reported, viz shoulders, ~ TO-
clear rib sides, l64c and clear sides, l1ic. Il 10
Sales to-day are 81 casks and 10 uerees, as FOL
lows: and 5 casks shoulders on private terms
10 casks clear rib sides at l6lc., ii casks clear
sides ct l7lc, and 10 tierces sugar cured hams al
20lc q ID.
LARD-There Is no change % report. Terces
are held at lS3@l9c., aud kegs at lsSG2Os. q ID
rKAI6HTs-h0 change oi sny moment 4
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Below ComtnR Up.

ship Sorrento Wilson, from Liverpool March g. to RBud
denoofn
Ship Mongolia Melcher fro verpOol March 2Jth to Meek
or Knox &cO
Brig Cascatol Carlisle from Natanzas Charaix Agar
Bark Nellie Msy Hutchings, Liverpool 10Th Februsy
mater
schr Uuited states johnson from Cenuegos to COutu-
AGO
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salt 80 ibis -four
GALVESION-Stesmship Crescent-300 bbls hOnr 80 bxs
Is Z bis sugar 10 bbs whisky 81 bass coffee
PEkSs C0LA-Schr Faurs-6 bbs aoar Is csks bacon 80
LBS pork ID bbsbeefs bb lard 10 bbs sugr and sundres
HAHRk Sehr Lnion2797 bales COten 81 hhds tobacco IS
bales mOfs 4lO9 slaves
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SUNDAY ARRANGEMENT Steam Train from City, A.
lieu Of Car Every SUNDAY MORNING, At o'clock
An Extra Train viii leave the CITY livery SUNDAY EVEN
ING, az O'Clock. On and after Apr 5th toe Trains will
leave either end of the Road sundays EVERY BALI
HOUR from until O'Clock P.
FARE-To and from the Lake, day IS cents Pas
for Genty must notify the Conductor prior depart
Of Train GENTLY ststpn-Ffteen cents each
WAY. GEO. PANDELf. General Sup't.
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NEW ORLEANS, OPELOUsAR
AND
GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD
Q. .. Mail Route Betwesa New Orleans,
Western a louisiana and TsxaA.

The RarOsd EsrTySoat VIII leave foot Of St. Ann sweet
opposite the JseKson Square, DAILY st IL connecting
With the PASSENGER TRAIN leaving Algers ASA
Shippers and eonsiguees Of freight by giving notice TO the
New Orleans Trarser Company Camp and Common
have their goods received delivered In any
Of the city reduced rates Of drsysgs.
Ersghs for the rosd for landings the Teohs
and OpeloHsas deliverable New iberia st Martins
Vile. received dali tsusdays excepted from y 70
The foot Of St. Ann
freight for al points Bayou Lafourche between Lsbs
deve and LockpOr for Bslangsr Canal and for Hoana
viii be received transported through via Rsoelsnd La
Tsrrebonns stations stthrough Steamboat
outward freight payable ct the time Of shipment,
EVAEd Eeght delivery.
q. ". z. BAILEY.
superintendent
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#Iarinf csnteIltgsnrt.

CRESCENT nFFlcE, No. "a CAMP STREET,
Wednesday June 10, 1868. !
Cleared YesIerdny.
Steamship Hudson. Fsirehild for Indsnola. Master
steamship Crescent, Hawthorn, for lndianOla,
CA whitney &co
Schr Cora. Fsuria. for Pensacola, Master
Ship uniOG Austin, tor Hayre, Lowell Bailey
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COAST.

NEW ORLEANS, COAST AND LAFUURCHE IEDEPEH.
DENT PACKET.
Leaves Mes Orleans ever AoSDAf It r.z, FRIDAYS
EOK TAFOUECHE, AND COAST-THE A NO
II passenger packet Nina s,mmes, W. x Grsaihoasa
Csptsn jos Daferes, Clerk VIII leave above,
s the Coast Wednesday and Sunday 10 day xhs
For freight or passage .p ply on board, or y
!. o. hELAEOOE, No. a Old Levee street.
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NATCHEZ.

NAICHH sA.
FATCHEz PACKET,
Leaves on WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYs ats Is,
Eok HATCHEZ AND ALL INTERMEDIARY
lsncings-Ths hns passenger psckst
VIVA Wagoner,
W. B. RICHARDSON. MASTER J. G. LIBANo Cat,
WIN 'esve a seova GEO. d. HIfB Aren't
Hrch0uptsoalas ssrss.