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RFcE1Prs OF PRODUCE SUNDAY.

LOWER CUASr-stssmer A q Brown-lO5 bhls molas,es
to Jonnson25 bbls rice Reihl79 SKIS nee DAVID
sundres 10 order
BAYOU sARA-steamsr Ibervffe-2 bales cotton 70 W
Burbridge &co- J Eoore kct7 Foster &eo-i6 HEX
A. h fritchald-7 flowe.-l A Mltsnberger &co-5
Meyer. Ieuicq Weis-5Aoams, Cockbnrn Howell Boa
by fee-f9 SKIS Bethanceurt-6 bales noes
Carhn-l0 bbls potatoes DAvio0 bols Page co-2)
bqs maoarob Tremoule-l755 PITY barrels lot hides
and sundries to ordes--Total 81 bales cotton
BAYOU SARA-Saeamer Nina Simmss-1O bb's moiasses
Pavy 6co-H SKIS cotton seed / Adams Co.'S do
sks SEED cotton 100 emnty barrels Bonlgn, Escspon6
monc-12f do L sn<le-sundriss 10 order
VICKSBl hG-Stennsr Robert Lsel83 bales cotton 10
Greenwood son-9i Horrell AGO IS ii Allison AGO.
70 ak mere, Woodbridge &co-66 Newnaa fco-56 10
"a Adsmr Coo burn 4 Howe-22 Richardson May-l6 TO
nusson &co-l2 Ii Ably &eo- 70 Dckmsn, Hill AGO.
4co-6J Cbafse Bro Kssrn &ssearsrl Won Pr Bros
ste right, Alien &co2to Brooks, MELON I'D &co-2
Champ ing y C auey &co-2 Levi-l McAlister 4 Nc
Mail CA Green Aco-l irsene Bros Boyd 4
Bros 81 do Aldge50 do ellis &co-6 cans bacon
Gllis-S5 cuvstors Hood Sco-l0 is lard d Kennedy
8eeis bses " Merrs9 do A d Grief &eo-4 rolls
pork Sanford &co- do bbs whisky ii bxs cheese
Jas Connolly dco-Totsl 100 bsies cotton ~
Fl LOUlS-steamer Ccntnental-l00 bales cotton TO G
spooncr-1O bales hay 11S3 SIX oats MO cueators
Inmsonl0O bbs pork So bbs hour ordsr--3 do Won
Phul Bres-22s Keep C4ulheld290 Glover Odsn-
dshla9 50 Pr. dhonrne Gracelu0 do Geo Bssrd-ll0
90 II fohlhsus-387 90 Dunnoa kco-l0D do Oges-
BY &ce- 49, DO "A Kennedy keol0 do NJ Sc6wsrtz--7f
60 kehlr, oke do l3bbis meal Cnenoweh Caeey
&C., hads tobsece Bsaoes. Wingo Aco-8 do Turnbud,
De Bendie-i bills oil whitney &eoz5o coils rope
esksbae 70 * ats 70 Bndoeeke-zoo ks bran go
bsls nour Chas SlayBack keoz0 do bbls eggs ban
bdls fwine Is kegs butter FDeiRondo-4e
Sonmers-300 bbis lime Winner -s22 bbis fo1r z2
*. bal t59 s<s HoreI kco50 kegs lard 100
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Office. leaves at O'Clock this evening for Green
wife and all intermediate landings. She will give
through bills Of lading. aud take passengers for
Memphis with the privilege OF reshippiog on the
Des Arc 1t Greenville. - 81 .s.
A. g. BEowN FOR Lowe coAsr.-Tnis feet
leaves at noon to-day for all landings on the To-
coast going down TO Fort jackson. - ffs
FoR MNpES.-fhe Lizzie Tate. Captain Nat
Pickett, leaves as above a. P. NJ. to-day.
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Gsumrrrial anttIIprnrs.
cxrscrSs oyyicx. NO. ~ OAR szrnvz. 4
Monday Evening. April Is 1884

Monday Evening. April Is. 1853
CoTToN-In our last we reported Saturdays
sales at 1850 bales. and would now increase that
aggregate to 2250 bales, 1000 bales having
changed hands after we left the market To-day
there has been an active and steady inquiry
throughout. resulting in total operations of 400
bales, at an Uniform advance of l4c. y H..
and before the close Of business nearly every list
upon factors tables had beon purchased. The
New York dispatches tended materially to
stregthen prices, but the improvement is mostly
due to the very favorable character OF the Liver.
pool advices- We now quote Good ordinary at
303c., low middling 3l@3l4c. and middling $40
323c. y b.
C0APARAT1vE DAILY TOTAL, RECEIPTS or COTTON
AT TEA PnkI nuRISa PAST rWn EExKs
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orr or yEyvnnsox,

C1T OF Jxyvnzsoz. April Il. lso1.
Arrived yesterdsy-295 Texas Beeves, ~ Calves
and Yesrlings. Sold-205 Texas Beeves. 20 West
ern Beeves, AZ Calves and fearlings, l4l Hogs.
Texas peeves. 81 Calves and Yearlings, TIA
Hooa and AZ Mich CoWs
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CAMDENsteaner Lotawanna-92 pa es cotton Jas Ms
Kearn sheaIerlO Fellows Ferguson H-5 Lebmsn'
ssvssss *sO-5 Frsirse1 AZ - sarrst. Lsssssisr~
Is h. Hesy3 Wright Alien Sse-s ssrns.t sbsp-
i Adams Coekburn Hcwsi rtewsrt Hyds &so@ N 60
Jena msgssio5ds rolls eSShs Jno chsa bds
Order-Totsi lel bales cotton s-''- '1"u''e' W
SERVE PORT sssae, .National-5s bales cotton Az
Jno Pheps &cc-s Jos Hos-6 alker & yausht-5 GSrard
aso warren sySs
cos Horrell2 BeAdes wngo Sco-l hhds horns tcs
hides hides bale SKINS Grsnsnrn sseso hogs
NEE deo-sundries 70 crder-Total i75 bales Gotten
lumberJss MorAns bales noss W Hofna do I r "a
s.ndel4 eas hces 10 hides Dbl tsow Dupre Gfovsns
81 IoUls-TovbOat Bee-l,s0 bbIs four Pradhomms &
Jss connoy xce 900 Glover odsnSah"s Ak KeSor ~
dixie leo 800 II Ogle by AGO. 5b5 Keep Cauideid-l0O
s Geo %snsy lso rsTs DE-
Ks 1a Kennedy &somo, Ks ban $50 oSIs nu
5l4i ks corn e pkgs mde I Burdeau20 bbs pork
bbls meal Woods Matthews &colO bbs Oh Dsiiahay@
20ics bacon ess bacon Chenowe Casey Aco7 SKIS corn
Ba :sss
slm,2q y, Dc stS sri SsGS5 DO sch ,dt zus rbsE
basco fcuin-3 do Wilson Young-ll3 do Jno King
&c cit, ss ersSSs SS1f tons
Rice Bros &eol es Bell5ll IA SKIS oats
7s Osts OSs SKIS wheat 6sss bbls aur
oQACHITA ClTY-S,esmer Frank Pargeud-75 bales cot
gas xso-iz Higgins xeo--s f0;s-s SIT II II Am
Allen 4co3 Jno Phelps 4co3 Jos Hey-2 Randall &co-2
Levy Hsss-2 BAR 6co-l WI Ericsson Sco-l VIM
ston horrson &coJ ellis &cc-l56 hide bdl skins
hargis-2l hides Jno Hardie &eo-i bale hides Levi
90 payi Je kns 6coltO sks cotton seed Aldige- bdl
ssins s. hides bdls iron Higgins orasr
Total IS bales cation
THlBoDEAuxsIL LIE Steamer rhos Powell-5 hbs rio.
court Dbl onions rherrarn-sundres order
LOWER CoAsT-l7a bbls rice SKIS do MartIn-l4 SIX,
rice Ks ebls do Pnsnd Feon2l Dbl, rice Dupre-5
bar @eo1 hie.J REPRESENTATIONS 20 order
III Al Iorrah a--Ifl
rels Lapene & Farre-sundfies to order
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PHILADELPHIA AND HAvANA-Steamship Star Of
the Unon-p hisdelphia, 40 bales IS bales 10
bales p bales snake $50 empty bbs lumbar
5iS bbs clay bales skins For Havans-l0 nay bb
tar boz specie As crops ch ckens noz chairs
HAVANA-Stesms Guy ans2CJ bbls flour bales skins
bae wool 10 mdse 49,
ST LoU1s-TOuboat Bee-26l7 bars railroad iron
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cotton, lsc. for corn and SIC. for -four. Boston
by sail, &c. for cotton, l5s. for corn and Csc
for -four To Bremen by sail. cotton ,minal
and zos. for tobacco. TO Havre BY sail, 50--c.
for cotton. 80 - ~
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Arrived Yesterday.

Arrived Yesterday.
Steam, hip Tappassepoek Olsen. from Havana 9Th inst
Steamship Uoacodis, Sears. from Bestsn via Havana
:. o,esvy, k,eker-on aeo-id di-slo
a rosdies xes-2a dist is = - - = -
steamshp cores, from New York 4th inst, to Moulton
schr Frank and Nellie Bean. Havana to rhorndihs
sehr Eina socdspssd from Ruataa leland to Grands-
schr Cora Fsura rom Apalschicoa 70 mastsrve~ Basin
schr rsbson, Hulse from Ruaian Is and TO mssssr2d
schr ,ssrs. from Psscagopla. to Dsmas 4 Griaa-Nsw
sehr Bsssssy from PasearOula. to Dsn.s shan-Ssw
schr Advance =. sand to Baxter a wiissn-Ssw Basin
schr Isabella, from Pssesgoass ts Dsmss Gifa-Nev
sehr Julia from Bay S. Louis, to Hass.n Peosy-Nsw
schr f.Iner - $1,000 feet nmbsr to ordsr-xew Basin
sehr Conehs from Psscagous, 20 Delmas Grfia-New
setr from Pearl River Care Aeo-Ss~ B.s,
schr Frutiere, PAscasoula Dslmas Gria-Ssw Basin
STEAMBOATS,. ~
IS Lotawanna. Brinksr from Camden .r-t
National, sinnott. nom Shreveport
binde Foresy from = ss,.insviue
Frank Psrgoud. Tobin. fom Ouaehia City
Tswbost Bee. Goel from 81 Louis with barges
Thomas Powell, Blanchard, from Thib odeauxviie ~
F,ickes. Au-cin- from Thibodsanxvle -.
70 sea sth insI banks Arcurus and 70 coomb and sch
Dexar " asnburn-brought up schrs Etna and Frank
Arrived sunday. - ri
A. "a ~ =
o1es. D !, a - from Ai'epoo 10 ASH
o o,,et W. q :, s % - ~ os - =,
" wh,lns ' an ha'ano'a anu Sai'es'on'
too "a "na'nes "o"-i' Isl os'
STEAMBOATS,.
Gov Allen. Richardson from Memphis nrF
D,o"n, Ds7sst,, ir 81 loser Ooass
.oe.s, Sc. vlo's 49,. lin Dsyos lar ara g.
Rsoert l. Lee. anson, from vieksburg
Continental, Yore, from s. Louis
a.
imports
INDrAScLA and GALyEsTos-steamship W Hswss
l2S bales cotton nnines Wcks Bro-2 40 Pii.hnrv~
IS 3 s'escmsn-i7 JaSey fsrrs"T II Peals %eas
Jas Connoly 4co--4 r Greene Bro-- q nu Rsl3vin
derso Whitney Aco5 cads tobacco bbls t.IIaes M
skins 2s2 hides u Mann 8cos5 bids Convsc,e Poin-y
l24 do Exits order-2o bds skins * bdls hSes
hoes A Whitney &eo-7e hides bdl skins Francks Dsn
Del-2 bdls skins "a hides Plsburys hide BIDS hids
Wilson oung-lS beef pbis 40 Kelly Kemper &c.
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REoULAK WEDNESDAY, Evn
Leaves every WEDNESD e
E0k or kLOUaAn, IVA
EsrTe, and al LANDINGS on the q
md Bayou Courtsbieau-Ths "a
eterlseht, Gus Z. Louaiile1-
clerk. VII leave es above viii
SUNDAY 81 10 O'Clock A \. For 4
BLOCH BROS. 1s1
or o. HINCkLEY / "a
r. t-The steamer Annie Waxiey
With steamer huil Frog and barees h
bceuf, and VIII sign through bills Of
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oUAcHIrA RIVER.

TkENT0N, MONROE AND NEW ORLEANS REoU
Lac PACKET.
Leaves every sArURDAY, etbrn
EQB CAM De-, ARkADELPHfA, ALABAM(
- Landing. Ouschita City. sterling Lasdnr Port UuI1
Trenton, Monroe, Columbia Harrisobure Trinity snd
terrnedate landings Black aud Ouachits Rlvsrs-The
nhcsnt fastrunniDg passenger packet
vfeksburR,
A BLANKS. Master; G. PRES WORK. Gle
w leave positively as above. For freight p@ssass
on board, or 10
GEO. d. HITE, Agent n Tchoupitou1ru
WIHBURk a Lord. 90 0ravler stroo&
WIN. M. sURLr. Is New Lcvee street
The vICKsBUR0 connects with A No. stearnsrs
points Bout river ID srbonEe, Bayou Barthoioon1
IA inc rve and with the fine passeneef steamer 1RH
Camden and 4 rkadelphla City.
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FLoUR-The week opens quiet, but with nomi
nal inquiry, at lower figures. Nearly all the
orders have been filed and buyers are holding of
having no confidence in speculations at present
prices. There Is good demand for double extra,
but superhne is lower. Low grades Of superfine
were offered to-day at 50 so, but good article
readily commands 50 rs ~ Dbl. Sales to-day are
1865 bbls., Of which IS bbls. mixed brands, 400
bDls. double extra and 500 bbls. treble extra on
privete terms; so bbls. common at s.: 100 bbls
superfne at 50 so; SO do. at SO IS; 100 double
extra at $40 62l; 700 do. at SO rs; 500 treble
extra $ll 60. and 200 choice, terms not trans
PRED.
coEs-Ths market is quiet and prices have de-
clined. Sales today are 1888 sacks, OF which
1900 white mixed on private terms; 1000 do at
81 OF; 3S3 and $50 white and $50 do Ia rice sacks
at 81 "a; 500 and 1900 mixed at 81 O5, and 600
yellow at 81 0s u bushel.
prices are STEADY sales tdsV sre $40 sasSs 0os
which 200 sacks at 7sc.. 40 sacks in lets at 7sN
soc, and 100 sacks at soc. u bushel.
BRAS-The market Is steady and firm. Sales
to-day are 500 sacks from the landing at 81 rs .
100 Ms.
HAy--The demand is fully equal to the limited
supply. and holders are firm In their views. Sales
to-day we're 1000 bales at s2l so q ton for strictly
cnoce ONO riyer, showing an advance of fully
81 so on rates Of Saturday.
PeBK-Local causes still operate to depress the
market. The stock on hand is heavy while the
consumptiye demand is limited. Full weight mess
was freely oHefed and refused TO day at $27 80 ~
bbl., but buyers have so little confidence in the
market that they are indsposed TO operate at any
price. Dealers are asking s2S@2s Is y Dbl. at re-
TAIL bat in round lois prices are unsettled that
we find It impossible to give accurate quotations,
and therefore omit them. ny
BAcoS-There is perfect lull in the demand,
and no disposition on the part of buyers to oper-
ate. Sales were made to-day Of casks cfear
sides at lsc. y n. Nominal quotations are 1910
lac. for shoulders, lie. for clear rib sides and
lSc. for clear sides.
LARD-Tbe market Is at q staud-stil There
appears to be no inquiry, and but little disposi-
lion. TO sell. and prices remain nominaly M
changed. We repeat quotations, viz Isle. for
prime in tierces, and l9c. for kegs. !. r..
Com MEAL-A lot Of rs bbls. breakfast table
sold TO day at 81 so % Dbl.
WHIsKy-There were sales today of bbls
ls4o Bourbon at IS so % gallon.
tREI6HTs-No change OF any moment to
notice. Offerings Of cotton coastwise ARE light
and freights foreign are depressed. We quote: By
steam to Liverpool 9-l60ld. for cotton, l6td for
corn, COS tobacco. Liverpool BY sail, to fill
up British and American, 1. and for con-
'sienments, 10 for cotton, l2d. for corn
and z0s for pbscco. To New York BY steam
err 1c. for cotton, lsc. for corn, 75c. for -four.
New York by sail. ic. for cotton, l5c. for corn
and 75c. for flour. To Boston by steam, lc. for
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NATCIIEz.

sAroHEz PAogEF
Leaves on WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYs Al Fl
EOk NATCHEZ AND ALL NrERxED
landings-Ths fine passens- y packet W
.. Wns Wagner.
A. O. GoDDIN. master; J. G. LIBANO, CLERK
WIZ leave as shove GEO. D. HITE Agent,
II rchoupiio,ias -srss1
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S.,ss7s 5: ' sss q: g. ses;s;:
p;ess Z: sSs. ss s 81 s s
< Cs1vsrss-ss esk. bacon Ax<s csmben.s1 hess
R s:ss kinda. ss e. : ;ss
g.: ss q :: ~ ,s.s:. . *
loo b>lss GOTTEN IS hhds tobacco
Reseipts BIZ Railrsads.
NEW ORLEANS oPELousAs 4 GREAT WESTERN
Dsp. S sess sossss Lsfs 0asS. Bos
% Ss Ss H;sd s'; sss I'd
Ay IS Sss cotton Ss, A s.,ss sss
n k Sss Z o Hsa
well-s00o feer lumber Thomp-
sn GO ss fss. 90 ss ws
-surdries o. ordsr-Tcsal IS b-i.s cotton
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
BOSTON.
xxxoHANfg BOSTON AND NEW ORLEANS STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.
xhs Lias Comprise the Fine ocear Etesnsssps
oox0onsIA.....a oo soa., Leland. osum.sss.
KzNsTNGroN- -..l2o0 :. Hedges. %
81. LOUIS.....-..l200 :. Clansssn. .. 80
oBlEkxAL...... 800 Snow ..
rsrrins Regular Weekly Lima
CcE wesrox VIA HAvANA--rHE srsAs-
Concordia,
WIN leave THURSDAY, April 18th. at P. r.. from
These steamers sr superior .ocornsdAons pssssar
gers rseh and lowest rates every f.
sly VII - sxsssdsd 90 shippers Fer irsshs passsss
spprte cKxKvY. MCKERsoE co..
No IS oarondelet street.
CENTRAL AMERICA.
HoNDURAs
BELIZE, BRITISH HONDURAS
UNDER CONTRACT WITH THE BELIZE GOVERN
Nela ef 81 hENr
To sail on the FOURTH SATURDAY Of Every Month,
Commencing Saturday Dec Is 81 O'Clock p.
COR BELIZE, BRITISH HONDURAS.
The United States mail sss~mshtp fe i'r. sa.s ".
tsssa sfn Trade wind. s1t.d..rs,,,
A 9ri Ut woBRILL, Commander
For freight or passage. apply 70
BROOKS, MACDONALD 90 Agents.
90 Csrondelet street.
The TRADE WIND connects with the steamer Enterprise
for Ssnto Tcmss omca, Ysabei -
-
TOWBOATS.
NEW ORLEANS TowBoAT ASSOCIATION.
THE UEDERsIQNED, WISHING TO EsTAB
ish equitable snd unit
greater facilities TO the shipping enerng and leaving
port, have eonbinsd the following Iownpats: =.
ECLIPSE LINE. &
Switzerland. Levisthaa. Gladiator and
..l.la1 sslsit Perry. w afcttes
HARRY WRIGHT LINE
,r Barry Wright and sentinel.
FLINE.
Achilles Thos. A. Morgan, Equator. W
" bush. Norman, KepubIic, Tecumseh
Wleaeo and Reliance. f 40
The number power Of Shove associated Lane Of
Towbcsas guarantees that detention viii occar either
PETER MARCY, Eclipse Line
SCHNEIDER ZUBEkB Err,
49, q ritW Harry Wrieht Lima
EDWARD A YORKE Co., y Lima
Associated Once, IS Carondeet street up stairs
j. @. NOR ROSS,
CHAS FITZENR1TER
f-1 Lsvss Aeenfs
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Go " Sanford % bills spoe~ 30 bx. eggs Miller
Mexer75 ks matt Stusck-p2 20 crss 'c'e ropshire
satoe< Dvehap eco6 bxs eggs t. Etn:Il T5omHs2 q
sch1o48or g. berberiO hrm~4 ten iaro 10 kegs I'd y
Converse-z5 c>ks bacon % Av~t Cambon-S3 hogs
McQ.o4o nseie-S cshs becs. z fefkin.,-' ee sppls
Morrison. Buck &co-75dv Kimball xce-3 bbs pecans
Cochrap-l29 bills meal SHIN shire Hsshorrz cases
sawp = y Leaviu-l6o bbs ur RTTcrais-IO SKIS corn
lou bales GOTTEN rs hhds tobacco
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HosaAH LINZ .. MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
EoR GALVESTON AND 1sprAxoLA-rHE
following new iren low pressure Steamships form this
w. g. Hewes.....I @. Harras !. Austin.
A,ab. ma-.----... :. G. eses nt --.--... Morgan.
,Iinses ;.........-.-- N stsgorda,
VIM @. Hewes,
~ GEO. T. TRIP. Commander.
VIII san on WEDNESDAY. April 18th. atsAn =.
ysrtrsight or passage apply -
oHAs. A. WHITNEY co.. Agents.
~ t@tA 50 and ba Camp street.
No whisky received without order from the onies
EoR Observation-Disclosures 'TExAs,
INSIDE BERwIcHs BAY ROUTE,
NEW ORLEANS oPELoUsAs AND GREAT WESTERN
4 RAILROAD.
r;s;sSgr .s p; ss ss.; ;p. ssse ss.:
the train leaving the Aisiss Depot =. arriving
Brssbssr Cry u taxing the Morgan Line Steamships
Observation-Disclosures ]. n LEWIS
SUNDAYS AND THURSDAYS.
Tickets % Be had ard stars secured O'Clock
ouss. Rss.d comDany No. CAM. s q 's s
f' on '1s HsInss SxSssS sup-pudu
PHILADELPH
rox PHILADEIPHlA VIA HAVANA.
THE rHILADELPArA AND SOUTHERN HAIL
gan at STEAMSHIP oonPANps
Ksrxls ssninssshly Line Of Steamships.
suniatas lzls tons. ospk r. p Hoxm
star Of she Unlen. iso1 Capt T. n. CooKsKY.
sFrftrl- -H 1rt..
To san MONDAY, A prl 18th. atsr.H
EoE rHILADEI.rnIA VIA HAVANA.
The hvoriss steamship
o3 star Of the Unien.
Gap. T. N cooKsEY,
WIN Leave her whAr 81 Post IL First District g asovs
Cabin Passage 70 Havana. currency.
Through Tickets 70 New York, Baltimore and Boston
For freight q Dassass. having splendid acoommoda-
ozKKvY. MCPHERSON o.,
IS Carondsst strssk
BALTIMORE-HAvANA.s
FOB BALTMoRE AND HAVANA
rae EEw ORLEANS, BALTIMORE AND HAvArA
REGULAR sEALAoHrHLY LINE or sTEAMsHIPS
ousA-.........llss ssns.... ,Dukshart, c0nnsndsr.
CARRYING UNITED STATES nAna
i.so iri atrs FIRST 0ABMs ~
rhrosgh ueksss - New yort .-...~............ sea
E0H BALrrMORD AM HAVANA.
TOUCHING AT KEY wEsT-rhs pls.<sl fuus sssnssly
taa Cubas ,rsa..a
DUKEHARr. Commands.
O'Clock \.
Fer ffsght ~ ps~saGs. having unsurpassed sosoumsds
Tons apply 70 wITHEasPooN. HALsEz . co.. Aesnss.
- carondsist strssk
10 - ssss q es 1sss sg ~
s.S: e freight isi Hsvsas ssSsa sss q sssss %
me LIBERTY. oaps T. A. Balm. VI, sa,,o-.
s~s CALIFORNIA.
NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
T'HROuaH LINE To CALIFORNIA. VIA
PANAMA OR NICARAGUA
SAILING FROM NEW YozK
March sth and 25sh, sa 4. it ...-,
April 5th and 18th,
And May 5th 18th and 18th
With stsamships OF the frst class l9
PASSAGE LOWER THAN By ANT OTHER LINE
For furfhsr information address ~ III
". n CAkRINGTOF. Agent,
III West street. New York
Office "a Exchange Pi@ce. New York - : - =
MISREPRESENTATION.
MEMRHI8.
REGULAR SATURDAY WEEKLY MEMPHIS PAcKsr.
Leaves EVERY SATURDAY, mssH
Commencing SATURDAY. AprE Is, 1865
FOR MEMPHIs. THE BENDS AND ALL IN
iermediate iandinss-rhs nns steamer
Frsnk Pargoud.
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NEW ORLEANS AND NANDEvILLE DAILY PACKET
I.r. E.. COMPANY.
FOR VAUDEVILLE, ItwISBuRG AND MADISON
NILlE.
COB MANDEyrLLE. LEwIsBURG AND
Madisonvils elegant iowprsssurs steamer Cameiia.
Capt w. cozzESs having unsurpassed accommodations
for passengers and freight has been purchased for this trade.
and vii her regular daily trips the above places
about the ash April continuing In the trade summer
and Winter. Arrangements will be made for the sranzpoa-
Of freight psssssg gers and from csyington
For further Information apply TO
coaES NJ. soRr A. Agent.
rs and % usis. street.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-14

FOR WATERING PLACss-M0kaAN LINE u &.
HAL stespsr&
EoH BAY ST, LOUIS. PASS CHRISTIAN.
y Aissssl p City, Hlox 0ceaa Springs aud fascagopie
FEW ARRANGEMENT,
Ins hev iox-prsssnre iron stssns, Frances. Cspk
GEO. J.. BLAKESLkE, will make trips 10 above
places foAoU arrival Of Pontchariran Railroad
below:
On TUESDAYS srd THURSDAYS. A. n train
On SATURDAYS II trEn-er sais sEip going 70 PAsca
Returning On leave Ocean sprinss sUx0Ay. wEDNEs
pay ana FRIDAY Evenings Pssc4geus every SUNDAY
The trips regularly made unless prevented By
bad weather on low FOR further information apply
OHAs a. WHITNEY A CO., gents
n BAT Pass Christian stoppsgs made say a the Gen
trial wharf.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-06
Railroad Election.


We have been confident that our
people we're quite unanimous in max
ing the proposed change in our sub
scription to the Evansville, Hender-
son and Nashville Railroad. But
this very unanimity may result in a
light vote, unless the friends Of the
enterprise bestir themselves to-day to
bring out voters. Louisville has
already voted 81, 900, 900 to an enter
prise that she regards as competing
with ours, and surely the people Of
Evansville ought not to be behind
her in recognizing their own interests
or in being prompt to strengthen and
advance them by every instrumental
ty within their power.
1t will be remembered that the
proposition upon which u people
vote to-day is not to issue stock addi-
tional to what they voted at a previ-
Gus election, but to so modify the
terms upon which the former issue Of
stock was based, as to give the Com
pany the use Of 800. GOO to apply i'm
mediately in the purchase Of iron for
the road. The President and Direct
ors OF the Road, and a committee Of
our most responsible citizens, express
the opinion that if Evansville will
issue bonds for $500, 600 of her au-
thorized subscription, the road will
be completed to Madisonville, imme-
diately. This done, It will be easy to
close up the unfinished gap, and com
plete the road to Nashville.
We urge, therefore, every friend of
the enterprise not to forget the cleo
ton. A full vote will give increased
confidence in our bonds, and enable
the authorities to dispose of them at
a better advantage. In addition, it
will show thataOur citizens appreciate
the importance of the road to the
growth aud prosperity Of their city,
and thus add to their subscription a
moral force that will prove beneficial
to the enterprise. Every business
man, and all associated with him,
ought to make it a point, this naJrning,
to look after the election. Unless
this is done, the want of excitement
may be productive of so light a vote
as will prove both unsatisfactory and
humiliating to the friends of the road.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-06

The Republicans Of Madison gave
Governor BAKER a rousiug reception.
last week, on the occasion Of his
speech in that city. The meeting
was a large one, the Court House be-
ing crowded, more than a thousand
persons, many Of them ladies. being
present. The Courier gives the fol-
lowing as some of the points pre-
sented by the Governor in a speech
Of much power and acceptance:
The suffrage question belonged to
the States, except where the right was
lost By treason and rebellion. Con
gCess had no power to interfere with
suffrage IN Indiana or any Northern
State. The case was different Ia the
South. aud after the several trials
the white people Of the South had
and failed 10 reconstruct their State
governments upon a basis Of loyalty
to the Constitution, negro suffrage
became a necessity IN those States,
and State after State, with a prepon
derance of white voters, except 10
South Carolina, had reconstructed
under the laws Of Congress.
On the Greenback question he was
clear aud explicit, though repudiatiug
absolutely the Pendleton swindle.
which the leading Democratic paper
called correctly "sugar-c coated repu
diation." He thought the currency
might be expanded to meet the wants
Of the commerce and business of the
nation. aud he was 10 favor of such
fudroTo1S pvnanS5On
The democrats we're not well
pleased with the quotation of Hen
issues, and left with their confidence
weakened 10 the ability of their can-