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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-05-18

y HIPocR1sr.- 20 learn from the New
York Tribune that "forty freedmen's schools
have been closed in Maryland, because the
teachers could not find homes with white
people" Well, believing in negro equality.
why did the marms put so fine point upon
lodging with white folks? asks the Augusta
COhStHWi0nulist
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State South Carolina .Richland County
Nv TIE C0URT OF PROBATE.
By IVii'idm Hutson Yigg, J,tdqe of Probate in
Riclttdnd County.
Aj HEKEAS, SULIAN W. MCkEkZIE hath
w, applied to me for letters of administration
on the estate of ROBERT r. BOLTON, late Of
Richland, deceased.
These are. therefore, to cite and admonish all
and singular the kindred and creditors of the said
deceased to be and appear before me at Court of
Probate for the said County, to be holden at Co.
lum6la ON the 1st day of June, 1869, at 10 o'clock
nistration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and the seal of the Court,
ninety-third year of American independence.
VIM HUTSON WIGG, Judge of Probate.
May IS tug
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Cotton Mach;lnry.

Cotton Machi9er
EOR SALE. a complete so. of COTTON MA.
T. CHiNERY IN for Mill of $50 looms, OF a capa.
CITY or l2,00O pounds weekly OF SO inch heavy
sheetings. Carding is new, and Of the best make:
mas been run but six months. Spinning, (patent
nyer throsties,) Drcsscrs and Looms, in perfect
bo6bins, and all the furniture necessary to start
and run mill of the above sizo at once Can be
delivered IN Boston Immediately. Apply to
=, WM GRAY 81 co.
May Is 1G 56Summer street, Boston, Mass.
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The Rev. G. P. Gadsden offered the fol-

lowing: -ot-
Resolred That the second rule of order
be amended by adding the words "the ami
versary sermon of the Advancement Socia.
ty may be preached on the second day after
morning prayer" Adopted.
Rev. p. +. Stevens offered the following
Resolred, That Special Committee of
two clergymen and three laymen be ap-
pointed to prepare an outline of the history
OF the officers of the church, wardens and
vestrymen, giving their origin, establish.
ment and appropriate duties. together with
suggestions of additional duties which may
be rightly attached to said officers. Said
committee to report at the next Conven-
ton.
On motion of the Rev. Paul Trapier, the
resolution was adopted, and he offered the
following:
Reso'ced, That Committee of one cler-
gyman and one layman be appointed TO pre-
pare and present to the next Convention q
statement of the steps requisite for organic
ing congregations in connection with the
churches in this diocese, as guide to per
sons who may wish to form such congrega-
tions. Adopted
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INcEND1ARIsM. We learn that the Hebron
Academy was burnt down on Monday night
of last week, believed to have been the act
of an incendiary. 1t is asserted from good
authority that parties who were accessory to
the burning of the Beaver Dam Academy,
some time last year, uttered threats at the
same time that the Hebron Academy would
be the next N flames, because the white
people had held Democratic meetings there
also Incendiarism, rapine and murder is
the ruling spirit of the party now in power.
BenneNSUiNe Journal
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LIFE INSURANCE.
A HOME ENTERPRISE.
THE
PIEDMONT LIFE INSURANCECOMPANY
T HE
OF VIRGINIA,

TTAS determined to establish a BRANCH OF
LII FICE in South Carolina. The Branch Office
is designed to give us the full benefits Of an en-
tirely HOME COMPANY, by investing in the State
all the funds receivedNn it. In fact, it is better
than new company, because the PIEDMONT is
a success already established, with ample capital
and assets.
So far, Edgedeld heads the list, FOUR HUN
DRED persons having insured in this favorite
Southern Company in the last six months. Able
Vile numbers little less than TWO HUNDRED
Will not the people Of Columbia, and other sec
tions of the State. emulate the example of these
two Districts, by coming forward, without delay,
and take out policies in this Company, and secure
to themselves tho benefits of the BRANCH OF
FICE, by having it located at Columbia?
~, The !s Piedmont ln ,,h has DECLARED DIVIDEND OF
safely been larger, but with the prudence and eau
ton which has over guided this Company, it has
surplus beyond the reserve fund.
In short, the Piedmont has no superior, and
with BRANCH OFFICE in our midst there can
surely be no possible excuse to justify Southern
man to commence, or continue, to send his money
of for Life Insurance.
May Is Il S. L. LEAPHART, Agent
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Cock FIGHTING. lovers of this sport
have had a fund of amusement during the
past week, commencing on Wednesday, at
Lafayette Race Course, and terminating
yesterday 1t was South Carolina against
Georgia. Seventeen cocks were matched
out OF twenty.one. The stake Oh the main
WI was Sl'oOO, and 500 on each separate fight.
The Georgia cocks came of victorious. win.
ming eleven fights out of seventeen. 4 con.
siderable number of "Chase photographs"
are SAID to have been left in the hands of
the Georgians by the Carolinians, as souye
Mrs OF remembrance
Anyusta Consttmioualist 1874.
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A traveller at the South writes of a city
there "This CITY is beautifully laid out-so
are most Of its capitalists"
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Assignee's Sale.

WILL sell, at public out-cry. the followino nro.
X, IL perty, at the residence of Colonel e. w. Gar.
tihns13n, thes BanErTpt on the Sd day of JUNE next,
ahe,t ane Son lnEsIEAD TRACT OF LAND containing
an9ut @ ooU acres; good plantation for cotton corn
;n ana small grain, in good condition: good dwell
ing ing mouse out-houses, gin-house and screw: stu
@. II. o' "es' oi Aaurens
zod inc BLACKWELL PLACE, containing about
,'; nuo acres; good plantation, with necessary I'M
West of Laurers G. H. o iiiie'
CHOOSES IN ACT1ON-tho various notes and
ALSO,
Horses, Mules, Cattle, Hogs and Sheen Ho,.e.
nold Furniture, Corn, Fodder Cotton and Cotton
seed, Road Wagons, Carriages, Plantation Tools.
and various other articles not enumerated
TEHMs-Cash, in currency. Purchasers to nav
Tor papers and stamps. G. W. SHELL. p"'
Ni"s 10 tuo Assignee
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a u ot1on sales.
Building Lot.
BY D. c. PEIXOTTO & SON

on Oh. MONDAY, the 7th day OF June. at 10 O'Clock.
p All All that vacant Tot. fronting North by Upper
Boundery street, liz feet, more or lese; South by
William simonds; East by lot Of P. Flynn: West
or less. A0 ioe'' Ai'ie
TERMS OF SALE-One half cash balance IN
creoit OF twelve months, secured by bond and
mortgage Purchaser to pay for papers and
otaHps. Nav 1S tu3J26
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n.s.,na. of rraanas.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Swallow bxs cast
ings J S Aitkens &eo-lot furniture G G Wayne
do o Alen-do Geo Biscoff-do N Cloge-do Jno
Deis-do Dejean-do J B Hubbard-do Hoag
do Beer-J Jehle-G Kleinert--J Kuhmer-E
Lockett &co-Mitchell. Craig &co-Wm Murphy
w 4 McCracken-Montgomery Bros &co--H
Procknow--Meyer, Kottwitz &co-H Pinard-C
Raymond Sebricht-Spyker & sandidge-J E
Seemidt-Ssmpson Bros--Trowle-H Uthof--J
Williams-C A Whitney &cO-J Wilhelm Yet.
ter-C Youngblood-4 burial cases W Bothick
10 pkgs frames A Bsssett-30 mowers 80 tongues
80 bxs fixtures I B Bodley &co-S5 pkgs wagon
fixtures Blakely-lS pkgs tenders Bscchus-
/ bx chalk NJ Brunswick-30 bbls potatoes 20
bbls apples Barnes-l cask earthenwsre A Ber-
tel-l0 bbls beer ITO hf-bbl do Jos Billgery-250
cans Ball, Lyons &co-25 ties hams Is bbls pork
o Bercier &co-.25 bbls oil W P Converse &co-
$50 bills potatoes 90 bbls apples ~ bbls eggs 10
F DelBondio-3OS bbls meal p DuSouchet &co-
% pkgs glassware Frank & Stratton-S pkgs mdse
Fleming bbls beef A d Grief &eo-200 bxs
starch Is bbls beef Grief & Byrnes-l csk earth
enware Mrs J Gsuche-l32 bxs glassware Gaines
h Relf--lS DO L Hodson-24 bxs tobacco S Hern-
sheim-l hfbhl syrup ID G Hitchcock &co-l bee
hive T q Henderson-S rolls leather Horter, Pc
tersol 4 Fenner-l5 pkgs tenders Hacker-50
hbls h-sky 6 bbls wine Haeberle-l case Bit
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PASCAGOULA-Schr Ely McGuinn-1600 bbs
charcoal to order
TCHEFUNCTE-Sch Perseverance-350 bbls
sand Baxter Il Wilson
TCHEFUNCTE-Schr Joinville-325 bbls sand
O'Rourke
TCHEFUNCTE-Schr Rover-S50 bbls sand @
E Dirmeyer
PASCAGOULA-Schr Big Betsy-.l000 bbls
charcoal to order
TCHEFUNCTE-Sch Maud-S50 bbls sand to
Zimmerman
PAsCAGOULA-Schr Martha D-35,00 feet
lumber J r Elliott
PASCAG0ULA-Schr Union-40, 900 feet lum-
Der Delmss & Griffin
LAKE B0URGNE-Schr Bsware-400 bbls
shells Hy McGuinn
TCHEFUNCTE-Schr Ella-s0 cords wood to
order
TCHEFUNCTE-Schr Emma Amelia-25, 900
feet lumber Geo Merz
BAYOU LAC0MBE-Schr Rosa-30 cords wood
to order
BLIND RIvER-Schr Lille Dunn-50 cords
wood to order
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BALI way up Lookout Mountain, the place where
memory is stirred by thousand thrilling associa-
tions, end where the brave boys Of both armies
met and fought hand 10 hand, where the blood of
both friend and foe vas mingled together and ran
down the mountain. side in rivulets, is smooth
faced rock, upon which poor, wounded soldier
Inscribed the following:
IS. T.-ls60-X-Early In the battle was
wounded, and carried to this spot by two clever
'Ysnks.' They bsde me farewell, and as they
supposed. TO die. for was so weak from loss Of
blood that could but family thank them for their
kindness. They left in my canteen part Of q
bottle of Plantation Bitters, to which owe my
life, for it streng heBed me, and kept life within
me until help came and my wound was dressed.
God bless them for their kindness, and for the
Plantation Bitters.
"HESRY DAvAGEL, Company D, 10th Ca"
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Receipts by Railroads.

NO, ID G N RR-April 17---sl bales cotton
Alcus, Scherck Autey-35 do M Hitler &co-3l
Payne, Huntington &co--l8 Warren, Crawford q
co-f7 Jos Hoy &co-l6 II 81 NJ Allen &co-l3
G G Gordin-s Clspp Bros &cc-7 7 Hender-
son-6 NJ Oglesby-6 r Powell-6 Lehman,
Newgsss &co-6 H Allison &co-6 Nalle Gam
mack-5 Stewart, Galbrajth Fizer-5 H K Car.
teri L Adams Som Friedander-3
Scott 4 Cages Barrett l. Lesssser-u Jno
Hardie &co-2 LaDe-2 Richardson May
J Copes-l d r Carroll &co-l Stewart, Norton
&co-s7 feet lumber W d Weaver-900 do p Mar
key-sundries to order Total 800 bales cotton
o, o & G W-Aprl H.-6 bales cotton ]
W Burbridge &co-4 @ II Mouton &oo-2 by Tete
Is bids sugar A Miltenberger &co-l4 do Won
Phul Bros-50 do Adams &co-l2 do Lspens 4
Fene-2O sks corn DIR Elliott-3 bales wool So
hides J l. Couret-5 do Llambias 81 Dockter-8
sks cotton seed Bersud d Gihart-i bbls POTATOES
hid do ] Pavy &co-l crate horns hides lot
old iron j Gougenheim-50 SKIS rice N riton-5000
feet lumber Lsng &co-43 sheep aud sundries to
order-Totsl IL bales cotton "a hhds sugar
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RIGAUD - CO.'S
PARTISAN PERFUMERY

Faronscd By the Empress Of the French. and extsnvs
used Al fashionable circles for ts Excellence and peri
GRITTY.
RIGAUD 4 CO.'S YLANGYLANG and MANILA
BOUQUET the scent. Rgaud Go. are the only I'm
p0eIs IN Europe of the fragrant extract Of Yangyand from
the Philippine isles.
RI6AtD cos TOLUTINE, selicioss Toilet Water
hyperion 10 Ian de Cologne, Toilet Vinegar, or Flods
Water.
RIGAUD cos MIRANDA soAP, sxqastsly per
fumed and keeping Its fragrance 20 the last
RIGAUD Zoos MIRANDA PoxATUN. for pressrv.
ing and Identifying the hair.
RIGAUD co.'s DESTORNB, o nost agreeable
elixir for preserving the teeth and peruaing the breath
RlGAUD COTS T0OTH-CHEAh, . remarkable pre-
perstion, producing brilliant whlteness TO the teeth
RiGAUD co.'s R0sk POWDER superior 10 Violss
and all other Starch and Rice Powders.
THE LITTLE MONITOR; GUIDE TO THE TOILET,
With Photographic usraons win be ssnt receipt Of ons
stamp
Wholesale, Rgaud Co, rue De Richelisa, Paris
don
=. DUCoEGKs
% Chartree stree
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Arrived Yesterday.


Steamship Crescent City. Holmes. from New
YORK 10th inst, to Wood, Low Ludwig
sen-2d district
Steamship Mariposa Kemble, from New York 10th
inst, to A Moulton-2d district
Steamship Clinton. Beckett, from Indianola and
Galveston. TO @ A Whitney &co-lst district
Ship Success, Chase, from Cardiff, Wales, Feb is
TO msster-Algiers
Ship Antoinette (Brem), Rosensu, from Bremen
Feb; rs, in ballast, to Mummy, Luling Eco
Brig Johannes (Swd), Forugren, 81 days from Rio
de Janeiro TO L Phipps &co-Point
Ship Hermine, Wilson, so days from Liverpool, to
Seller &co-Point
Bark Regina, CommiDgere, from Liverpool Feb
llth, TO master-Pcint
Brig Cbeviot. Whitney, days from Havana via
Key %o.., TO Ghaifraix Agsr-Point
Schr Potter, Potter, Is days from Boston, to
Logger La Vile d Sorrento. Longsejour, from La
fourche, TO master-2d district Is
Lugger Arthemise, Llsmia, from Lafourche, to
master-2d district Is
rowBoArs.
Harry Wright, Wright from the Passes-towed
down and TO sea 10th inst. brig Long Reach;
18th, bark Ocean Phantom; 18th, bark Haw.
thorn-brought up ship Antoinette and brig
Chevoit
Perry, Burdck, from the Passes-towed down and
TO sea 18th inst. brgs Eliza Stevens aud Con-
cessione, and schr NJ Fenwick; 10th. bark
Eva-brought up ship Hermine and Regina
Morgan. Warren, from the Passes-towed down
TO the bar ships Francis p Sage and Geor-
gana, and TO sea l4th inst. schooner Linda
brought up ship Success and brig Johannes
sTsAHBoATs.
Swallow, Bachelor, from Cincinnati
Mollie Able, Leavenworth from st Louis
Msyfower, Blanks, from Camden
Bismarck EDtricken, from st Louis
Bee and barges. Coll, from st Louis
Wild Wagner. Goddn from Nstchez
Peytona Carter, I'm Louisville, barges
Mary, Carroll. from Mobile
Carrie Poole, Withers, from Saline River
Myrtle, Bassett from Lower Coast
Crescent, Eyeridge, from Lower Coast
ARRIVALS AT TEE NEW BASIN.
Scbr Geo Eike. from Bonfuca
Schr Hy EcGunn, from Pascagoula
Schr Perseverance,, from Tchefuncte
Scbr Jonville, from Tchefuncte
Schr Rover, from Tchefuncte
Schr Big Betsy, from Psscagoula
Schr Maud. from Tchefuncte
Scbr Martha d, from PsscagouIa
Schr Union, from Pascagoula
Schr Beware, from Lake Borgne
ARRIVALS AT THE OLD BASIN.
schr Ella, from Tchefuncte
Schr Emma Amelia, from TchefHncte
Scbr Rosa. from Bayou Lacombe
Behr Lilly Dunn, from Blind River
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SBOTON-Schr Potter-Astd mdse
NEW Y0RK-Stcamship Msriposs-Astd mdse
NEW YORK Steamship Crescent City-Astd
mdse
CAPE ARRANS-Schr Lizzie Msjor-295 hhds
molasses TO order
CARDIFF-Ship Success-444l bars railroad
iron to order
RIO DE JANEIR0-Brig Johannes-4zO0 bags
coffee J l. Pbpps dco
HAVANA VIA KEY WEST-Brig Chevoit-293
hbds sugar SO ties do $50 bxs do Chafifaix 4 Agar
N0BlLE-Steamer Msry-ls4 bales cotton to
Lehman, Newgass &co--ls do Scott 4 Bro-15 do
J p higgins &co-l do E + Golsan &co-l2 bales
paper stack @ G Wayne-5 bbls blue lick water
lsascson & Seixas-2 bbls peas and sundries to or.
der-Total 2lS bales cotton
INDlANOLA AND GALVESTON--Steamsh
Clinton-l30 bales cotton to order-18 Jno Phelps
&co-l ii Marx, Levy &co-2 J Williams 4 Son-30
do IL bbls pecsns bbls tsllow FTancke & Dan
neel-7 bdl skins hid pecans II empty bbls and
sundries G Whitney &co--50 bales osnabergs
to order-64 bbls beef Perkins. Swenson &co-S6
bbls ale TuIpin-lS bdl skins 206 hides B l.
Mann &co-e bales hides Miss Valley Trans Co
5000 specie Asst Tressurer-l063 head stock LOG
calves MeQuoid & Mehle-suDdries to order
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The steamship Cortez, HOratio Nelson CON-
handing, sails this morning at O'Clock for New
York direct, with full freight, 500 700 in specie,
and the following named passengers:
IF Sturcken, John Rintone. W Larom, Miss
Levi, NJ j Dunn, L L Smith, Miss Brady. w II
Williams, Lebron, O Trowbridge, Folger,
Jos Francis, Mrs c Levi, Miss NJ McGuinn, L Stur-
tevsnt, Miss Foster. Daniel Tracy, Z Trowbridge
aud " in second cabin.
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Helow Coming I'D.

Steamship Robt Lowe, Cleayer, from Newport
Wales to Hunter &co-
Ship Houri. Pepper, IS days from Liverpool, to
Ashbridge, Smith &co-
Ship st James. Goodwin, from Cardiff March Sd,
TO Lowell & Bailey
Ship Ksrlos, Morrison, from Bristol Feb 81, to
Lowell 4 Bsey-
Ship Mary Fry, Fry, from Bristol, Eng, Feb 18th,
to master
Ship Anna es-sy DakerI AonHs E--f.s-.,~ w;..,ss1,
TO master
Ship Preston. Donald, from Milford Feb 23d, to
TO G Lingham Zoo
Ship Waverly. Gum. from Liverpool Feb 10th +,
Meeker. Knox &co
Ship Rosalie, Grandson, from Liverpool March
4th, TO master
Schr Joe Kelley, Bryant. from Cienfuegos, to. Col.
denbow Kelley-Sugsr and molasses Avet
Schr Freddie L Porter, Small fro-- Nrw York, to
G A Fosdick TO-
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New 0rlsaH. boot and shoe Market.
CRESCENT OFFICE, 81 Camp Street
New Orleans Anil * 1859.

CRESCENT OFFICE, 81 Camp Street,
New Orleans, April Is 1869. J
The market during the past week has shown a
degree OF animation that, in the present unfsvor-
able state of monetary matters, is remarkable.
The presence of country buyers has rendered the
demand for goods Of all description good, and a
large quantity OF dne ladies', misses and
chidren's shoes have been sold to the city retail
trade at very satisfactory prices. Consgnments
frem the manufacturers continue good. We quote
as follows from sales at auction during the past
six days:
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Marine yntslIigenfe.
CREscxsf OFFICE, No. ss CArr SyxKKr,l
sunday. April Is, l5oa }
Cleared Yesterday.

CRKscKHY OFFICE No IS GAIT SyRKKf
sunday. April Is, l5o2
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Cortes, Nelson, for New York,
Moulton
Steamship Gen Meade, Sampson, for New York,
Wood, Low 4 Lud wigsen
Steamship st Thomas (Br), Fothergil. for Liver
pool, o B Graham &co
Steamship Weybosset, Parish, for Havana,
G A Fosdick &co
Steamship Lizzie, FeIsher, for Pensacola,
&c Rogers &co
Bark Sea Gem (Br), Roberts, for Liverpool.
A Zerega
Bark Emma c Letchaeld, Crockett. for Havana.
In ballast, Thorndike & Norton
Bark Arthur, Briggs, for Malaga.
Goldenbow & Kelley
Brig r Cove, Hardness, for Havana. ia ballast
G A Fosdick eco
Schr Smonson, Ellis, for New York.
G A Fosdick &co
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4iuer cynteQigenre.
STEAMERS LEAVING THIS PORT.
Sunday, April Is
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. % CAxr sfKnrs.
SUNDAY MnrninR Anril I2 l9fn

sunday Morning April is 1859 J
Yesterday was such a day as to almost battle
description. All day long the heavens were OBJ
secured by heavy clouds which each moment
threatened to shower down upon US their con-
tents but outside of few slight sprinkles or two
no rain fell, and for this we return thanks to
and have been for days past by the dust upon tn
levee. We were not willing that. we sho-id De
relieved to the disappointment of the -.ool chill
dren, whose little hearts were Esapon visit TO
the fair. grounds yesterday. {. Sout noon we paid
visit TO the fair, and kT.cn sight as met our
w-hundreds-aye3~e may say thousands OF
happy girls and boys were running riot over the
arena, dancing platform, and the green field,
whilst the more curious were engaged in inspect
I ing the works of art displayed in the Octsgonal
Building, or looking with wonder and surprise at
the -,orking Of the numerous steam engines, cot
tssn gins, ETC.; but what has this to do with the
Sriver-so return 10 our business. J,
I Z The landing presented scene Of hustle edd
business yesterday from early morn till lorS aiter
night had cast her sable mantle DER re scene.
The numerous packets advertised 10 ae y, OsssohsI
TO leave got OF, filed to repletion a ''n resn' ana
Again has death taken fro.4 among the steam
boat community one of IL priehtes, ornaments
On the night Of the the oldest and @o S. DoD.
lar clerks mon thfl DIVER, breathed his last.
L. The flags Of pa the steamers in port were dis.
PLAYED at half mast yesterday in honor Of the
memory of opt. Ben. Kouns and Thos. Beale.
The depsftures yesterday were:
New pa, Capt. Dugas, for Lafou rche.
Gorsamer, Capt. -, for Bayou des
Gls,Ss.
Frolic, Capt. Helm, for Grand Ecore.
Mayfower, Capt Blanks, for Camden.
Golden Era, Capt. Hodge, for Jefferson.
Rob Roy, Capt. Patterson, for Macon and
Tensas.
Bart Able, Capt. Harrison, for Shreveport.
Vicksburg, Capt. Leathers. for Vicksburg.
Lsfourche, Capt. Work, for Camden.
Indiana, Capt. Neal, for Louisville.
p. W. Strader, Capt. Stein, for Cincinnati.
Wild Wagner, Capt. Goddin, for Natchex.
Lotus No. 2, Capt. Morgan, for Minden.
Salsdo, Capt. Taylor, for Bouf River.
The following named steamers arrived yesser-
day:
Mollie Able, Capt. Lesvenvorth, from st. Louis.
Wild Wagner, Capt. Goddin, from Nstchez.
Bismarck Capt. Entrioken, from ST. Louis.
Swallow, Capt. -, from Cincinnati.
Myrtle, Capt Bassett, from Lower Coast.
Bee end bsrges. from st. Louis.
Carrie Poole, Withers, from Sabine river.
Crescent, Everidee, from Lower Coast.
Peytons and barge from Louisville.
CoRN.-The tow boat Peytona brought in IL, 439
sacks corn.
BY TELEGRAPH.
VIcKsBURG, April l4.-To SinHott h Adams:
VIII arrive Sunday evening and leave Tuesday,
10th lust, at p. NJ. j. s. Neal, Captain low
pressure Richmond.
HELENA, April Ito Sinnott & Adams: VIII
arrive Monday night and leave on Thursday. n.
s. Green, steamer Mississippi.
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Don't fail to have chance in the Louisiana
State Lottery, single number, to be drawn next
Saturday. Only 10000 tickets. Capital prize
son OlO
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He; to New York a6ic.; to Boston &C.. to
Philadelphia &C.. molasses to New York 81 so I;
singer IS 4 hid; to Boston 50 y bbl; hour TO New
York 75c.; to Boston y Dbl; pork and beef to New
York 81 for bbls. and tierces 81 so; corn to New
York l5c. II bushel.
By sail-Cotton to Liverpool 9-32d.; to Hsvre
&c.; to Bremen sc,:to New York nominal; to Bos-
ton 81 y bale: 10 Philadelphia &C.; corn to Liver.
pool 3d., 10 Northern ports l5c. % bushel.
Wheat 10 bulk to Liverpool, SD. To-
bacco 10 Liverpool 2ss. % hid; Tobacco to Lon
don 32e. Sd. u hid; Tobacco to Bremen 27s. Cd;
Flour to Liverpool Be. y bbl.; pork and beef to
Northern ports : bbl.; oil cake to Liverpool
27s. Cd. u ton.
LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL--The coun-
try demand has been very good and the supply
Is light. Prices are very firm. The following are
the Wholesale prices at the Old and Ne ~ Rasaa
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Cattle a arket.

CIrr OF JKrrxRsor, April Is, 1869.
Arrived yesterdsy-ll9 Hogs. 265 Sheep. Sold
yestsrdsy--55 Texas Beeves, n Hogs, 100 Sheep,
Mich Cows. Stock Oh sale--l2 Texas Bseves,
5l2 Calves and Yesrlings, 1862 Hogs, 303 Sheep,
a. Mich Cows. We auote
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REGULAR UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET FOE
vICKsBUR0.
IN PLACE OF STEAMER BELLE LEE
Leaves EVERY SATURDAY, nBP.M
- - FOR DONALDg0MVILLE. PLA,
G<*tE3s quemine, Baton Rouge, Bsysg sara. Moth Of
fxk-.<s3 BED Rvsr Matches, WsterEreof Rodney, 50
Joseph, Grand Gulf vcksburg and al intermediate land
ings-The splendid Passenger packet VicksburE. T. r,
Leethers, master; Sam Ayes Gree and Bell, clerks
will leave Shove connecting at ycksburg With the steam
Calumet and Countess fer Tsllahatcke and Yssoo vu
For freight and passage apIy on board or %
Q. a. WAYNE. s. Matches street
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LIST OF VESSELS
Corrected Daily.

Cleared and Sailed for New Orleans.