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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1869-02-10

e We have to announce the per.
manent locality of q new firm in on,
Town. A glance at our advertising
columns will show our readers that E,
=. TAFT and DR.. G. W. Laney have
purchased the entire stock of S. X.
johnson, added largely to it and OPEN
cd a general Drug and Medicine Store
at that well known stand. DR.. Laney
Is an Old and honored citizen of Ra-
pides, and his associate is from Mans.
field, in this State, from whence he
comes well recommended as thorough
and practical druggist. We bespeak
for this new firm fair trial on it's
merits.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1869-02-10


= Buckle, in his " History Of Civa.
ration, !" says that marriage does -
depend upon love, bat upon the mir
OF corn. It is evident that ch;IIre ss
nave long known this, and hare eyes
measured love as men measure com.
as appears from their common exprrs'
SION .! love you two bushels ana
peck" The statistical lover does -
now say: as he used to; amanda i
'oye. thee,.out. Amanda, proviaioss
are cheap. There is NO telling what
line novels and plays a man thorons,Iv
lmbued with this idea might prodscs.
and particularly would he give us eooi
'0nge: How Imaginative would be a.
like this: - o'>- -
beef $780, f'''s =
To weakest hopes win cling
With the melancholy refrain:
For beefsteakcs the only friend.
That grief can call its ow-ovn.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1869-02-10

the sentinel" said Booth. said tina
would not do,for if an alarm vas given the
whole thing was up, and us for me, want
ed the shadow of q chance for escape and
success. Michael OLaughlin wanted tx
argue the same way, whereupon j. Wilke:
Booth said, "You find fault with every
thing concerned about it," said no, that
l wanted to have chance, and intended
to have it; that he could be the leader Of
the party, but not my executioner. Where
upon Booth remarked in q stern, command
ing and angry voice, ado you know you
are liable to be shot? Remember your
OATH" told him the plan of basis had
changed, and compact on the part of one
broken is broken by all. If you feel in.
clined to shoot me you have no further to
go. l shall defend myself This i'll re-
member Alright was on Friday, or may be
Thursday night, when said Gentlemen,
II this is not accomplished this week for
ever withdraw from it. I stayed up till
about 6 or Z o'clock next morning, Friday
or Saturday, and then went to bed. re-
manned indoors until II, when arose and
went to get my breakfast. Michael
oLaughlin and myself roomed together,
both rose ut the same time, and we were
always, in measure, together. Went to
6ed;that evening at about 7:3O o'clock.
This dav that / went to bed so early we
met about 2 or there abouts; told me /
spoke angrily the night OF meeting said I
had been drinking. I told him no: was
10 my sober senses, and meant every word
said; ifnot accomplished this week I
withdraw. Next day the thing was to DO
accomplished on the Seventh street road,
and failed. On Sunday stayed in Wash
lngton. and on Monday or Tuesday 1 re-
turned to the city of Baltimore, and thence
to Hookstown. j. Wilkes Booth in the
meantime went to New York, and return.
ed to Baltimore during the week-on Sat-
1rday, think. He said he wished to see
ne on very urgent business, and my father |
rent Tor me. l came from the country, and !
10 had gone to Washington, whereupon |
vrote him the letter which was found in his |
runk. The Richmond authorities, so far
g l know, knew nothing OF the conspiracy.
Inc letter was written after my return TO
ne country, alter finding he could not wait
0 see me in Baltimore. During the week
came to the city and met Michael
)Iaughlin. who asked me to 20 to Wash
ngton with him to finally arrange his
fairs. l went in the morning-Friday, l |,
returned same evening home, |,
aving cut loose forever from it. Next
ay l received letter from J. w. Wbar-
IN, at Fortress Monroe, giving me en-
ioyment. Went to the country, got my
othing, and on Saturday, the LIST day or
priI, left Baltimore for Fortress Monroe.
which place l have remained, never cor.
spending with Booth, or seeing him from I
10 above named date to the present wri- I
ng. The groundwork was to kidnap the t
resident without violence. He never to
9 said that he would kill him. Further t
an this know nothing, and am innocent t
having taken any active part in the dark | il
led committed. 9
ea.e 9g SAMUEL B. ARNOLD. c
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1869-02-10

az "Better late than nevern is m
old and trite saying, OF which we arc
just now forcibly reminded. John
Began, an old time caterer of good
turntables, has again opened on his
own hook, a drinking Saloon on Front
Street, at his old Jewell" stand. He
mas also fine carom Billiard Table in
full operation aud what is still better
Tor the lovers of true and manly sport
he will, in very few days, have both
OF his Ten Pin Alleys in perfect order
and good fix.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1869-02-10

9@. The weather will, ms has be.
come hackneyed item, as well as a
perfect nuisance. AS o matter of news,
for parties thousand miles off, we will
place on record in the columns of the
Democrat, the serious fact, that we are
still amid an awful rainy season and
there seems to be no fair weather in
sight. When a change for the better
comes along we will welcome and re-
cord it with gushing joy.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1869-02-10

STRUCTURE OF THE SWEET PorAvo.-A
late meeting Of the Farmers Club of the
American Institute, . letter was read az.
planning the structure Of the sweet potato
It was stated that this tuber is made up.
IN . great measure, ofithread- like filameots,
which lie lengthwise Of the potato. and are
encased in sac-like coverings, which con-
tain, also. . kind Of milky fluid or juice.
As long ~ these coverings continue intact,
the tuber remains sound, but If they are
ruPtured from any cause, rs by the action
OF h0sf, decay begips at once.
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REMARxAsLs PRzsrncr OF M,rp
The following is related by the Alpine
(Nevada) Herald:


REMARKABLE PRESENCE OF MIND
The following is related by the Alpin,
(Nevada) Herald:
One of the most remarkable instances
Of the presence of mind and courage
occurred at the Buena Vista Ranch, In
this county, on the Goth ultimo. Mrs.
Uncapher directed QUE Of her little
daughters to light . candle for the
purpose Of procuring something ftom
the cellar, whereapon son, two
years old, went into the Kitchen, and,
!lghtIng . candle, set fire to himself
Tho child screaming, his little sister
went TO zee what the trouble was. but
seeing the child in flames she rushed
BACK with simply the exclamation,
'Oh, mother In the meantime, be-
fore Mrs. Uncapher could reach the
sufferer, his brother Albert-only six
years old-came from an adjoining
room, and, without uttering . word
marched boldly up and clasped the
child in his arms and smothered the
hrc and 90 tight did the little brothers
each other in this battle for
life that they fell to the floor and rolled
under the table, whore the mother
ound them. The breast, abdomen and
hin were considerably burnt. and his
lair we'll singed. Nothing but the
,oldness and forethought Of this heroic
'oy-Albert Uncapher-saved the child
rom o terrible death.
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New Orleans Market.

CoTToN-Ordinary at 254 and e5a
Good Ordinary at 26a and Oh, Mid
ding at 2ea and 90.
SUGAR-1nferior, 81 and 81, Common
lOf and 10a, Fair, IL and liz, Prime.
III and l34, Choice, 13a andl4
MoLAssEs-Prime, &c and GO, Choice
6s and 20 cents.
fLouR-Double Extra, 1925, Treble
Extra, $3.50 and Choice Extra, $3.50.
PoRK-Mess Pork, $1,000, and adj
yancing.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1869-02-10

The LEvEE BoxD CASE IN CorRr,-Yes.
terday MIR. Semmes for the plaintiff I'm
me case OF Legendre vs.. Dubuclet. before
Judge Leaumont, in which the Disposition
OF the proceeds of the levee funds was
songht to be exposed and considered~
opened the case, and the names of the Wit
nesses were called. These witnesses were
IL. y. Warmoth, A. L. Lee and Lynch, the
commissioners for the negotiation of the
sale OF the ievee bonds. The two latter
were reported to have left the city, and the
Governor could not be found, though sinh
pnnas were twice served ut his Office md
domlcii. This was the third continuance
OF the case on account of the absence Of
the witnesses. Mr.. Semmes asked for at.
tact'ments, wllereupon the Judge EXPRESS.
ed his doubt whether he could attach the
and members of the Legislature
during the session Of the Legislature.
MIR. Semmes replied that these officials
were certainly liable to attachment, whilst
not engaged in their duties. When Pres;-
dent Jefferson was subpenaed to testify in
me case OF Aaron Burr, on trial at Rich.
nond, it was ruled that the President
Gould be attached, but not brought from
ne capital or seat Of government to testify
n court.
Judge L'eoumont expressing still his
doubts, MIR. Semmes complained of the DIFF |
e. he had encountered in getting his |
witnesses served and Brought into court
nd he would abandon the case be there. |
ore moved that the case be dismissed
mich was ordered. Thus has all judicial
nvestlgation into this extraordinary trans.
ctlon been prevented by the evasion oil
he public officials whose acts were called
question.-[N. O. Times.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1869-02-10

A FINE SPECIMEN OF FREE G0yERSxEsI.
The Little Rock Gazette says that there
are in the lower House Of the Arkansas
Legislature SO members, ofwhom 81 ere
Radicals and l q Democrat. There ore
"a. 500 voters in the State, of whom 10000
are whites, $4,000 negroes, and 500 car
pet-bsggers, being white LiaioTty Of -.
600. Yet such has been the rascality Of
the Radicals. and such have been the frauds
and impositions prpcticed upon the people.
that the Legislature is almost wholly Esd
ical.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1869-02-10
Radical Tactics.
o, KUKLux! now MANY SINS ARE coxx1rrED
IN THY NANEl
From the Nashville Union and Ameri.
can, Goth.

can, 26th.]
Every days observation in Tennesse.
develops facts strongly tending to prov,
what many people have for several Veal
believed, to wit: that much of the law!ess
ness charged against the Kuklux was the
work OF those who were making the com.
plants against Kuklux. -
On last Saturday we publiehed full nc.
count OF remarkable cose of Kukluxism
. man named John Gamer, a notorious
horse thief, who had been arrested by a
young man named Collier in Alabama. but
who was taken BY force from Collier. in
Williamson county, by masked men. This
was regarded by us and BY the country as a
case OF kuklnx mob law. Up to yester-
day the whole country supposed Garner
had been dealt with by the Kuklux. and
that he had gone as Barmore was supposed
to have gone.
Yesterday morning it was ascerta;ne.]
that Garner was in this city, and detec.
tive Ryan got on his track and succeeded
IN arresting him last night, and aftervsrd
sent him to Murfreesboro to answer the
charges OF horse stealing and other crimes.
ms man was undoubtedly released by
his friends who put on the Kuklux masks.
Garner had been in the pcnitentiary in Ten.
nessee only few months ago, and was
'ardoned by Gov. Brownlow. He ia ner.
'aps the most notorious hOrse-tbief ti,is
has produced, and had been in the
Of several States before he
vas committed here, IA he was at Franz.
in some time in 1867.
This man is understood to he nj Tho
ead OF numerous clan, who released him
20 doubt, and who will release him again
nd charge it to the Kuklux.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1869-02-10

WHAT IS AN OH MAID!-Neyer he
afraid OF becoming an old maid fair reader
An old maid is far more honorable than q
heartless wife, aud single blessedness Is
greatly superior, 10 point OF happiness. n
welded life without love.
Fall not in love, dear girls, beware, -
says the song. But we do not agree with
SAID song on this question: On the CON
trary, we hold that it ia a good thing 10
tall in love, or get in love, il the loved oh.
ject be worthy one. To fall in love with
On honorable man is as proper rs it is for
an honorable man to fail Ia love with a
virtuous, amlable woman; and what could
be q more gratifying spectacle than q sieht
SO pure, so approaching in its devotion IN
the celestial? No. fall not in love Az soon
US you like, provided it be suitable ner.
son. Fall in love and then marry. hnt
never marry unless you do love. That IL
the great point. Never marry for home
or husband. Never degrade yourself by
becoming party to such an alliances
Never sell yourself. body and soul, on
Terms so contemplate. Love dicnifies ali
things; it ennobIes ill conditions. With
,p,., the marriage is truly sacrament.
" without 1t the ceremony is base fraud
Ind the act OF human discretion. MARI
or love or not at all. BE an old maid I'll
ortune throws not in your way the man Of |
7our heart, and though the witless NAV |
neer and the jester laugh. you still have |
our own reward in an approving con.
cience and comparatively peaceful life. |
{ For we'll to do old bachelors We have no
ymPnthy. They ought to be taxed nine |
mt ,n.ns o. q! they are worth to support wo.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1869-02-10

MRS. L1xcoLx.-The petition Of Old
ABE's widow for q pension Of 5000 per
annum is rich and racy. She claims
that her husband was "killed in The
war )" that his death has impaired her
health, etc., etc. Congressmen arc
averse to paying this little bill, bat tho ;
Old lady will get it, or know the reason
why. M
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1869-02-10

p A young gymnast in Boston
boasts that after practicing three years,
ne can raise himself with either arm
from the "dead hang" six times in
succession, with a fifty pound weight
III the other hand. A most remarkable
accomplishment indeed.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1869-02-10

" Reports from above, despite the
continued rains, announce tile river
falling tolerably fast. AT this point it
has fallen seven inches since last
Thursday, and even now won't rise at
the invitation of the rains. With any
show of fair weather it would recede
very fast.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1869-02-10

u During the late dangerous I'LL
ness OF Prince Napoleon, telegraphic
inquiries concerning his condition ar
rived from all the courts of Europe.
except those Of England and Russia.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1869-02-10

V We will publish in our next is
sue, full and complete statement of
the affairs and finances of the Corpo-
ration Of Alex ndria.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1869-02-10

AN APOSTLE OF VENGEANCE.-T
Cincinnati Commercial relies upon the
vindictiveness of Senator Pratt. of In
diana, because he lost son in the ar
my. If he had lost three or four sons,
what ar ogre he might have been.
For the sake of an already too misera-
BILE Senate, we hope Pratt can give
better reason for being trooly ioil.
TRY ST. JOHNS COUGH EXPEC
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n There is . gentleman. in Glasgow
20 polite, that he begs his own pardon es-
cry time he tumbles down. Being good
natured, he always grants it.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1869-02-10

n. What's the difference betweeu .
printers and lawyers easel The former
10 filled with metal aud the latter with
gas.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1869-02-10

a Henry Reed, lately Of the Gin
cinnati Enquirer, has taken an edito-
ial place on the st. Louis Republican.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1869-02-10

~ Tho new Russian cannon that
fires two hundred shots . minute Is
extremely easy to handle, and very
elective up to 1900 yards.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1869-02-10

E We are thankful to the officers
of the Frollc Lizzie Hopkins. Stonewall
and B. L. Hodge No. for late papers.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1869-02-10

NYHEN YOU want COOKING SODA
w Send to II. st. Johns snd Procure
the Genuine article.
The New York herald., 1869-02-03
NEWSPAPERS.


IaHGLlSH AND EUROPEAN NEWS.
III "THE MALL"
a parrr containing the News the principal leaders Wen
eesd summary and all interesting matter from The Times.
nd ia thus rendered available In cheap of LOT persons
fcalhing abroad in The colonics - !, -,
The days OF publication are Tuesday and iflaay IN w.
afternoon and price 3d. per copy OF 81 per week. post
tfcp. -. :. -, -, ......
agents or may have from the publisher on prepayment AZ
kxinting House square, London.
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BlLr.IAnps.

w u GRiFFIrIrs NEW IMPROVED COMBINATION
W cushions and Tables only be bought al III. ware
rpens 100 uon street. Billiard ane makers In the United
hlAes and tanndas who using picture representing
Bnuarh ingns IN 7SO' will be dealt with 40 the iaS di
fects, ~ tho same is INV trade matK.
The New York herald., 1869-02-03

q yIruERE TO migrate AND wHYr--CONThINf
w beautiful OF arayinYs and nineteen colored maps, Ia
Guiding map OF th United States Every should have
who re posted. IL Ia fill OF interest and
thoroughly reiabl u describes every Southern and West
Their climate So productions minerals, Schools quality ami
price Of farm fnds public lands they ana how
ta Get he cey OF living and everywhere, the pac
Ne railroad &C. &c, Se $50 pages oe,ayo price ";
Exclusive territory ana liberal commissions gycn. Address
frodorek H. Goddard, publisher, 4S2 Broome street. Y.
FFn. 2, "a
The New York herald., 1869-02-03
BANKRUPTCY LAW.


IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
for the psirict OF California the rsnie r.
HASKELL Voluntary BankruptThis TO give notice that
thc nh day Of january 1882 warrant 10 bankruptcy was
tssued against the estate OF Daniel H. Haskell OF the city and
the county Of San Francisco California who has
been ndjudgcd bankrupt hts petition that the pay
ment OF any debs aud delivery Of property beonsng 20
such bankrupt 10 him or for his and the transfer OF any
the creditors Of the said bankrupt 70 prove their deo and %
choose one or more aesgnees vf hs estate VIII be hed
Court Of bankruptcy, 20 be holden rooms Nos ~ snf 70
w the building situated northeast corner OF Washhgh
ana Battery streets the city aad county of san Fano
before Samuel clarke Jr, Register, on the ain aY :"
March, A. ID. ls6a, O'Clock A. ". ..,.f
ClARinS ~. RAND, y. 9. Marsha,
as Messenger, Dsnet VI Caai0sa1a
MILTON ANpRos. Attorney,
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A LII BREEDS CHOICE DOGS AND MEDICTNEs.-
n FRANCIS BUTLER, No. Peck alp. Baier's infnl-
ioe Mango Cure and Flea Exterminator 75c Buffers
work, 81 Extra stock Dogs, Ferreis.
The New York herald., 1869-02-03

A LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
IA sae-Medicnes for all diseases Prepared Food for
corner of Canal.
N.B-Ladies attended to by Ms. Dovey
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ysCuTs, STEAMBOATS,, &c.

-
vs0R shrF-rsIE FOLLOWING INVENTORY or
Yacht Ringing y, ade of best Italian hemp, and IN hi
rate ORDER only two ycnss old, and having only been used
t,rng sng 81 feet inches TeQ tsA
eud shrouds IA shr lds on side Main rlRglg
u feet inches from back OF o! shIds
side. klse ~ rigging Ga Inches -rsnd Italian rmp
Wire 40 stays double IS fathons inches Wire ny sg ID
stay " faoms y inches Of the best wre Adj Rg
Elng, box ll6 Herald oIce.
INoR sALE-TAsT SAILING SCHOONER JULIA %
il 2iU0 In good running ., der, cheap
for cash, aynS foot Charles srcat, North river
C,LooP FOR sALh-wEsT TiiIRTY.EIGr mn STREET
- dock SHE carries 81 t9ns draws fec 10 inches OF
water. Inquire iof Mr. KlERNAN Wes', Tbif.y seventh
street aud Eleventh ayenrc.
WANTED no PURGE .hsE.
nRua STORE WANTED ONE THf n is DOING GOOD
business, good locion; fa ar price will be paid.
Address Charles Clayton, station ..
7 I'VE sEAJ.-wANTEp,. ONE GA Two LIVE SEALS,
wrrhing is to 80 pounds. Cas address, stating
price, r. l.. T.. ~ Dey street, up tn5rs.
PATTERSON AND FEwhTkR RAILRoAD.-wAxTFD,
2D,00U Cross TeA, feet length hewcd two sides,
with nch face aud thckne if sawed must he dAS nd
dross Augurtns rruyn, Chez Engineer, Newark, Nj.
cyEcoND HAND MACp JNERY. WANTED, A SECOND
- hand beam Engine inches diameter OF cylinder froke
feet with suitable bs ner Apply 10 J. u. j. GRAY, BIZ
WehtgT
The New York herald., 1869-02-03

IMPRESS LINE
drls, Va,
Every Wednesday and Saturday.
The regular VALLEY CITY, Captain Mccarthy, n
loading pier Is river will sail Wednesday
February NJ Freight taken lower than by any oheH
line
For freight passage apply to JAMES HAND,
1l9 Wall street, of South.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

A JAMES JENKINS AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL AT
"A. auction Thursday February at II O'clock at 401
BrSaawsy near Forty hrs street large ss9rtmen Of new
Wagons Express and Business Wagons 500 single and
double Harness. seighs, Bells, Robes Blankets Whips Cir
cngles, Hatcrs, Ac., &c. Sale positive.
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TltAvELLERs' GUIDE.

HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAILROADA--
IL Trains for Albany and Troy, connecting with Northern
and Western trans leave New York via HUDSON River
road rheth street and Tenth avenus and ~ and
$50, and II r. n, and via Harlem Railroad Twenty
sixth and Fourth avenue. 10 A. NJ and IS NJ
The p NJ train via Hudson River VIII run on Sun
days.
Sleeping cars attached to and II p. N. trains.
Drawing room cars attached TO and II 81 A. NJ andsD
WILLIAM H. VANDERBILT, vics President.
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COASTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.

Of Galveston steamers.
Inc Al steamer TILIE Captain Panridce viii Isaye uler
~ East river on Saturday, Feb, g. =.
~ cnasge ior forwarding In New York Galveston.
Ihrough bis OF ading given on All roads con-
Apply 10 Q. Il. MALLORY CO.
MaJde fame
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NATIONAL LINE.
N The steamship PENNSYLVANIA, Captain Hall. will
leave Saturday, February a. IL NJ, from pier North
river.
Passage TO Liverpool QueenstownCabn Hf0J;
age, $780, currency. etesTags uelss fros LsverPeo or
Queenstown, $S7, currency.
Apply Fl lie olaeos Of ths company, 90 Broadway.
r. w, J. HURST, Manager
The New York herald., 1869-02-03

INOR CHARLESTON AND FLORIDA PORTS.
Il New York and Charleston Steamship Companys drh
class sdewheel steamship
CHAMPION. Captain R. W. Lockwood,
Saturday February O. al r. NJ, sailing from pier No
North river
Superior accommodations for passengers
Through tickets and bills OF adng issued In con-
nection with the South Carolina Railroad to all points south
and Southwest and with steamers TO Florida pors
Goods forwarded free OF commission.
Bills of ladng furnished and signed on the pier
Insurance by this line one half cent.
HENRY K MORGAN & Co. AGENTS, 26 Broadway.
Tho CHARLESTON will follow, and sail on Tuesday. Feb
a.
The New York herald., 1869-02-03

EoR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT SOUTHERN LINE
IL The AL steamer VICTOR, Captain I;ates viii Ieava
pier q East river, on Saturday Feb. g. at3P.M.
Galveston. - '
Freigh. received for Indianola, LavAcca Brazos
Insurance guaranteed
For freight or passage apply to
L. II. MALLORY 4 co,
l53 Maiden lane
The New York herald., 1869-02-03

/NLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY.-FOR
~ Norfolk, City Point and Echmond.-New aud elegant
sIdcwheei steamshIps ISAAC BELL, HATTERAs, ALBE-
MARLE, SARATOGA and NIAGARA. The steamship
SARATOGA. will despatched Thursday. February 4
for Norfolk City Point and Richmond, at r. NJ from
pier 81 North river foot OF Beach street. connecting Win the
Houthside and Petersburg Railroads. and Rchmont and
Danve Virginia Central Railroads., taking freight and
granting through bills OF adng al points South and
Northwest Ba Of ading signed on the pier Fer freight
having elegant staeroom accommodation, apply
L. McCREADY President lo7 Greenwich street, cornsr
OF Dey.