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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
s, U. MARSHAL'S SALES,

Il. X. Norton and y. y. TarletOn. At
signees Of Given. Watts Co.. bankrupts. va.
Samuel L. Thorne.
for the District of Louisiana, No. 1919 BY viz
tue Of q wrih of fer facias. to me direct d in the
sSss bds sa or n to
At twelve {l2l O'Clock III: at the Courthouse. IN
t IN tow Of 81 b pss o. st.
L. a TRACT OF LAND. lying az Oharpen-
tiers Bend, haviug four a5pents front on Bayou
end from thence having eight srpents front, more
or less. by twentytw arpents in depth containing
extent. purchased by the said s. T. Therne from
MRS Ju ie Dugas widow OF Jean Baptiste Obi asson.
and from haroi zee Chiaeson, by an act passed be-
i2re Slmeoe Vaiery Martin. notary on the first Of
z. A TKsC OF LAND, having about one hun.
dred and tiitg eighs acre., bounded on the upper
side b. the property of Vasin Bernard. and on The
purchssed by toe said s. I. Thoras from Stansiss
Reynaud. ~ an sot passed before 81 neon vsery
5. A IRAOr OF AND. lying ia tow nship num.
Der gh sGn a S,1aS
upper line by lands belonging TO the said 4. r.
Thorne, and on The ioaer line by lands of jean
sara virsine Pa in wife separated in property y
of Alexandra veEat. by act pa'eea before Simeon
ysiery Martin. notary. on the twenty fifth day Of
a TRAJr OF LAND. lying In said township
Sou Swestern ri ,triot OF Loui.ispa containing one
hundred and thiTtysix arpents; also. the one uu
divided half of tract OF land having four hundred
and sixty ope 43-I0o arpents, the whole purchased
by s. T. Ihorns from Alexander Esteiet, b. act
passed before Simeos Vaery Martin, notary, on the
ii st day of October, lc5t
S. A OERTAIN TRACT OF LAND. lying at the
place called 'Grande 20 nte." oof tanning one hun
dred and sixty-thrss 75l00 acres bsiug the frac-
tens southeast quarter of sec ion number twen'y
five, III township number eight, eouta OF range
number six. east purchased by the sad =
tborne, from John U. Hamilton, by an act passed
before AIphonss Lsr6ry notary Of tue parish ct St
Martin on the twenty ninth dayot august, boy
G. A CERTAIS TRACT OF Land, beirR IN tbs
southwest fractional quarter of section numbsi
twenty five. township numosr eight. SCUM OF
range pu 10 sr six east in the ocuthweste district
of Louisiana, conssinirg one nunered and NIFTY
rs loo acres, purchased by tie slid T. Thorne
from Azure Breaux by an aot un cor private sigma
ture. Gated twentieth q ~ Of sugut. 1852
: Together WITH al tins buildings an64mprovements
Terms-ussh al the trne Of adjudication. in
United states Treasury noies
Cost Of deed. stamps, etc, a. the expense OF tns
purchaser
hAgoa ~ lk3s as.ssr3aSx<ars - "a
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THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN
Unstamped Letters.

f3etAined In the New Orleans Postof1iee
fer Want Of Postage. March 30.
Persons mailing the below mentioned let
Ssrs can have them forwarded to destination
by calling at the Postmaster's room, and
paying postage by stamps. These letters
ere retained one week, and then forwarded
TO the Dead Letter Office.
Rere'ssse stamps not receivable as postage.
Hook Box No. 524.
Joe Birbridge, Donaldsonville, La.
Agent Improved Gas Economizer, New
Orleans.
Had Directions.
G. Williams, Robertson. Texas.
A. A. Jarrjs Cooperstown, Texas.
Bolivar county, Miss.
CHARLES W. LOWELL,
Postmaster.
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Monetary and Commercial.
NOM TARY.

0FEICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN. I
WEDNESDAY EVENING. March 30. 1870 J
The money market continues quiet and
easy, with a moderate demand for accom-.
modations, and an ample supply of capital
Cor the wants of all AL borrowers. The
for AL notes secured by unquestionable col
liberals, and l4@l3 y cent % month for
eecond grade; 1@l4 u cent q month for AL
business notes without coilaterals, and
Ok for second class; 10@1l u cent u
annum for Al mortga paper, and PC
for second class.
New York; and closed. after moderate
9 $4,000 at 111s; $50 900 l1ls@ll2 $500, $4,000,
business, at l1lg@ll2 against liz at New
York;. The sales included $1,000 at lll3;
$4,000, $4,000. $4,000 SIS 600 and $4,000
st liz, and $4,000 at ll2t. We heard of no
sales of silver. 1t is quoted nominal at ITO
for American half dollars, and q u cent
premium in gold for Mexican dollars.
There vas more activity in the market for
foreign exchange at somewhat sitter rates,
but showing no quotabie advance, the ad-
vance in gold being in measure counter.
acted by decline in sterling bills at New
York. The sales of sterling embraced f65,.
eco, of which $4,000 bill Of lsdiDg at 1901;
clear, and $4,000 bill or iading at 1909;
E17,0O0 at 1903 @l2O5; $4,000 Al bill of lading
md clear at 1204@1205: $4,000 ships bill at
sl202@l2l; $4,000 AL clear at III; fl4,000
bank at 12l@l2l!; and $4,000 at 1214. The
business in francs summed up $50, 600 COM
rercial, including so 900, so, 900 and 200, COO
at 4.714; $4,000 at 40. Sterling is quoted
at 12Oi0l20i for good TO AL bill of lading
end clear. and l2l4@121A for bank. and
francs 4,7l4@4.70 for the former and
-@467A for the latter.
Domestic exchange was rather sitter
carly in the day, but with more offering; the
rates for commercial bills were shade
softer at the close. The banks drew on New
York at D cent premium, and the sales in
cluded $4,000 and $4,000 commercial sight
on New York at 3-l6 % cent premium;
&c, 600 private bankers and $4,000 COM
snercial at /: SIS ,000 commercial and $44,.
GOO private bankers at 9-32; SIS 900 com.
inercial, $40 600, SIS, 900. $55 coo and $75,-
600 private bankers 100000 commercial
and bank, and $4,000 bank at l6, and
10000 bank at ll-32 A private bankers
gold check on New York for SIS, 900 sold at
Var.
In stocks we noticed sales of shares
Pneumatic PropelliDg Company at $75, do
at $S5, 10 at $97 so and 10 at $500; 400 Ship
Island Canal at 81 s9s; 25O Crescent CITY
Slaughterhouse at sci co. and % Bank of
America yesterday at s198.
One thousand dollars State warrants
changed hands at 95A, and $4,000 yesterday
fnot reported) at 94S. Dealers bought State
at $40, and Metropolitan Police at S80
$50, and sold the former at 95@951, and the
latter at S9@S9t.
CITY treasury notes were without any ap-
parent movement. Some of the dealers
offered { buy small lots across their count
ers at q discount, and sell at 1920.
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COM NJ n KCIAL.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. March 30. l311

WEDNESDAY EVENING. March 30. 1870
CorroN-The sales to-day summed up 475O
bales at an irregular decline OF 4@sc. We
now quote low ordinary 15@l6c; ordinary
77@1Sc; good ordinary 190l9sc; low
Raiddiing 20@20sc; middling 2lsgZl4c;
strict middling 22@224c. and good mlddllng
223@22lc.
Inc market opened unsettled by the de-
cline of t@3-l6d at Liverpool, only partly
OFFSET by an advance in gold, but with some
inquiry from buyers who claimed an in
crease of 4@3 and &c, which factors are re-
lvctant to admit, and the business during
the morning was consequently OF very nm
tied extent. La 'er in the day however parties
came together more freely, and the move
Ygent became quite animated, resulting in
sales to tie amount noted above. Frees
exhibited unusual irregularity. and IN some
GRADES as wide range Ms Yesterday. GOod
ordinary sold as low az l6S0lS4c; strlct at
1910; Liverpool low middling at l94c, ana
syeragedo ut zoe. On the other hand strict
low midding sold at 204c AID even fraction
HIGHER. Toward the c.ose 90 was refused
Cor o list of average low midding.
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
sssn~A cr h,nd September !, Isss--balee. no
ARRIVED since last ststeineSs... 90 so az ,oo
Arrived previously sS1sz
rss.,. ..................... $500
G1ssSed pssyiously and burnt. 7a2 9uI-s!5s26
sts,es en- hsno Ard CT snspbosrc-bsles 1888
To-isy's exports embraced 1854 bales to
Liverpool aud 1911 70 New York. Receipts
proper since Friday evening 16 s9l bales.
against II $50 for the CORE sponding time
Last week. and since September }, 937.677
bales, against 7l5.228 last year. We have
added to our previous receipts 372 bales
Per Jackson raj roa =, on Sunday omitted.
- EpGAa aANn.z AOzsAssEs--I hs receinta tn.
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John q. FLEMING,

John 9. FLEMING,
IA Poydras Street.
Has now on hand the largest, finest and best So
looted assortment Of CHANDELIERS and GAS
FIXTURES OF every description-foreign and
domestio-that can be found this SIDE of Phila-
delphis, and which he offers for sale 1T lowest
prices that they be bought in New York At retail
He also keeps con.tantIy on hand. large supply of
Iron. Gas and Steam Pipe and Fittings. which he
will sell at the lowest market prices.
He is also agent for the celebrated SPRING
FIELD GAS MACHINE. which he recommends
IS being. without doubt. the best automatic Gas
Machine now in uso. and he is now prepared to put
them up on plantations, at factories. hotels and
dwelling houses. wherever . cheap, brilliant and
reliable light is required.
For further assurance to the public of the merit
of these Machines he refers to the annexed certi-
Roste of Mr.. Bradish johnson, who V Sugar house
on his Woodland Plantato is lighted b. one.
Mr.. Fleming is also pre- pared to do Gas snd
Steam Fittings promptly and on the most reason
do we'll to give him cal be.ors contracting else
where
I hereby certify that the SPRINGFIELD GAS
MACHINE, for which Mr.. John Fleming is agent in
this state, and ore of which wa put my
Woodland Plantation last fall, has worked we'll and
given entire satisfaction.
BRADISa JOHNSON.
Woodland Plantation. Parish OF Plaouemines.
fell Am
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SEWING MACHINES,

@ER AND 8O5-GENERAL r. T. LEE.
WOV wiring under date Of January Il, 1867, says:
its SIMPLE mechs nssm. and the expegisnee my
daughters have had in opeI atinR IT, makes ths Viii
coz Gibbs sowing Machine ereat favoritS in
my family WILCOX 4 GtRRS' >ifeut Twistad
lssee Saseh so nc AAGHlsx 8 ,Ess 49,
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BAKERS.

DEALS IL MILLER HAVING SECURED
ID the servi oes of The celebrated English Biscuit
Baker, Mr John Westrup late of the " London
Biscuit Bakery. are prepared to furnish, in addi-
ton to Their large and varied assortment of BREAD
and CRACKERS. the following kinds of English
BISCUIT. fresh made and not tainted with a sea
voyage: -
English ARROwROOT BISCUIT.
English WINE BISCUIT.
Eoglish BUTTER BISCUIT.
English LEMON Bl>CUIT.
English GRAHAM BISCUIT.
Epglieh SPICE EUTS.
English WATER WATERS.
. Isle OF Wight ORACKNEIS
Put up IN one pound papers aud three pound tin
cases. packed for shipment if desired:
BEALS & MILLER,
Louisiana Sskery,
Nos. 8. 6 and Frsugie huiIdings.
uepot: no. 21 Canal street. corler ct Eultoe.
mh27 sud Thin
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MISCELLANEOUS.
TO saw e L A h O b

TO AVE L "A H Or
l. AND
INSURE LARGE CROPS
Use Stern's RAW BONE SUPER-PHOSPHATE
and FINE GROUND BONE, the great Fertilizer
LOUIS STERN BROS. manufacturer Office No.
6Ohartres street. New Orleans, louisiana Bone
Black o. all grades oonstan tly on hand. no3ly
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STEAMSHIPS.

STEAMSHIPS.
FOK NEW YOKK.
MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP LINE
fM4 The steamship
S61ii1l sHERMAN,
MINER B. CRowELL. O/mmander.
Will leave her wharf. foot OF Jefferson street. on
THURSDAY March 81. at 8 A. N.
This steamer has superior accommodations for
passengers.
Cabin Passage. SOD.
oteernge Passage. &5.
Bills Of lading signed through to Liverposi. Gas
gov and Bremen.
For freight or passage. apply to
Low d LUDWIGSEN.
mh25 100 Common street.
FOK NEW YOHK.
MERoHANTs' rEAMsHIP LINE.
Comprising the Il rst-olass steamships
OREaUENt CITY. Captain Geo Norton
Gsptsn rss 3 9%s
UNITED STATES. Captain A. Blanc ard
MasTsks osps wi IL eaes
EMILY b. sUUDEk. ............. Captain -.
. COMPRISING THE FiRST-CLASs
A4@& steamships
SAILING from New York EVERY SATURDAY.
Ths Steamship
UNITED STATES.
A. BLANouARD. Commander.
viii leave her wharf, foot Of Jefferson street, on
SATURDAY, April2, at s P. III.
These steamers have superior accommodations
for passengers.
Cabin Passage. .......,..........-........$sO
bteerage Passage. ..............-........ 70
Bills of Isdre signed through to Liverpool. Glas-
gov and Bremen.
For freight or passage, apply to
No. 100 Common street.
Tho steamship Mississippi Will follow the United
States, leaving on SATURDAY April 8. at 5 T. N.
oC2D 1y
CROM WELL LINE
This Line is composed OF the Steamships
GEO. WASHINGTON. CnRTEs.
<e. For New York Direct
EAisask The Steamship
geo. CROA WE'LL.
s. @. CLAP. Commander.
viii leave her wharf, foot Of Toulouse street, en-
SUNDAY, April J. at A. n.
PASSAGE. ..........................S5
Freight for Liverpool Bremen and Havre ia sen
by this line. and through bills OF lsding given for the
same
Foe freight or passage apply to
no51y al Oarondelet strest.
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Ahh1t6U X6S16hUAIs
Steamshp Harlan, Lewis, from Indisnoia and Calves
ton to q A Whitney 6co-lst oist6
Brig lie Alta GAIA, days from Havana, to FuigH Bros
I'd dis riot 4
Brig Rocky Glenn. Dow. from New YORK February IS,
to msster-lst district
Chat ak & Agar-2a district PIT
Schooner So vsdor, Hanscn. 6 days from Havana. to
Chsfralx Agar-2d district
TOwBOATs.
Calhoun. jackson. from the Pssses-T owed down
to the Bar, brig P. dro Antonio. arks Rothsay and
Anna and schoOners Electric spark and Brszos-
Brought mp schooner Salvador.
Republic, Sturtevaut, from the Pesses-Towed ,un
70 tho Btr ships Forest ia lie sud Palmyra and
schooner Lhas-Biought up brigs Le Alta Rocky
Glenn and klo 4rande.
STEAM OATS.
W. g. Pike, Ure from Bayou Sara
Henry Tete. Dslferes from Lsfourchs Crossing.
San Nicolas. Endsrie. from II celsnd.
Frolic, ieun, from Grand &c ,reL
Belle Leo, White from Paduc h.
Mary HousGon, Dunhan. from louisville.
Moliis bet. Ebert, from st. Lnuis.
henry Ames. Burse from st Louis
Rapdes. Martin from Shreveport.
Louise, Hopkins from Mobile.
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EXPOKTS,

NEW YORK-s:eam.hp shermsn-i07l bales cotton
50 bbs goo ss GO bbs 80 bs.ss hides 400
GALVESTON ie.mship Agn-s-IiOo bbls -four 70
ba coffee GO bbls whisky Is hhas sugar 200 SKIS oats 200
PENSACoLA-stesmsbi, Eizsie-Iis0 sks corn $50
bbls -four 81 bbls 80 bbl IS bbs pork
50 bags ce 10 csks bacon 10 tcs hams 10 bbs 50
FLORIOA enthusiastically Peri.-9OO bbs -four
IS bbls whisky 40 bbls POTATOES 40 SKIS corn lard IS
molssses 10 c,ks bsco Is bag coffee As SKIS 95
iIvrRPOOL-Bark Maggie Hannoud-lO0O slaves
1854 bales cotton 345 SKIS oi,caks
HAvANA-Brg Ottawa-l5O tc. talow l50 ties lard 100
buckets do Is BIB rosin 100 SKIS oats 200 SKIS brsa 1873
SKIS corn la0 bbls -four IL bxs starch lou bales hay
EOBILE-schooner Liszio Beiie-l25 bales hay 800
'ehoonsr B Wakenan-760 sks corn $50
sks oats 70 Ska bran
IMpOgTa.
IEOtANOLA VIA GALvESTO N-Steanship
Harlsn-Il nales cotton 1Sa bead cattle q bbIs tsuow
l0I b rs wool i5 bales hides and sundries
MOBlLs-'tesmsr Louise-lS bags coffee l6 bdls of
paper and sundriss
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
PADUOAH-Sieamer Belle Lee-2o3 hhds tobacco 3Z1
ST LOUTS-steamsr Mollie Ebett-2l75 SKIS corn
and Western produce and suudries
ST LUrIS-steamer Henry Ames-r5 bales Of
e shdi 'oo s1y
72hhds tobacco 1901 lis -four " bbs whisky 50 hsf do
SHKkVEPORT-Stesmer Rapdes-73l bales cotto
z75 sks co,ton seed and sundrles
GRAND ECUR s-sts.mer Frolic-75I bales cotton 81
CT sk cotton seed 81 hhds sugar 80 hides
SO bbls m classes aGd sundrv produce
BAYOU sARA-steamer W. S. Pike-s4 bales of
cotton 10 bb,s n,oasses 81 hhds sugs' sundries
LAFOURCHE CROSSE eG-Steamer henry Tete-
q hid. sugar IL bbs moass.s bales cotton 2baes
I3a bbls rice aud sundry produce
LOWER COAsT-Sts amer san kicolss-Sundres
BIZ TEE RAILRoAD0.
MORGAN'a LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL
RUAD-March 3o-7 bs Go cotton bb's moissses 60
sugar 70 hf bs es moss bsies and sundriss
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DIsSOLgTION-TAE COPARTNERSHIP
heretofore existing between the undersigned, under
the title of MESLIER THAYER, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. MIR. MesIier assumes
of the liabilities and is charged with the Hquida-
ton of the old concern.
EUGENE g. MESLIER,
CLARENCE X. THAYER.
New Orleans January Is, le7c.
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Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF rHE DAILY REPUBLIC AN,
Thursdsy, March 81, 1870.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Sherman. Crowsli, for New York
Steamship Agnes. Hawthorn, for galveston
Steamship Lizzie Felsher. for Pensacola
Steamship crit, Gardiner, fer Ap -,schicols
Bark Maggie Hammond, sCott tor Liverpool
Brig Ottawa, Nc OOnnsu f,r Hsvsns
Schooner Lizzie Belle johnson, for Mobile
Schooner L 3 Wakeman, Wicks, for Mobile
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FOE NEW YORK VIA HAVANA.

FOE NEW YORK VIA HAVANA.
Carrying the United States mail
To sail THURSDAY. March 81, at s n.
cz. The magnificent Al sldewheel ooaan
us2&xxExsh steamship
DE SOTO.
MOTION. Commander.
VIII leave her wharf, post IA. First District, as
Above.
For freight or passage having UNSURPASSED accom-
notStions, apply to VIM. OREkVY, agent,
So Carondelet street, corner Gravier
TIE steamship Bienyiile. Baker, commander, viii
follow and sail on Friday. April L. OCH
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Fob FLORIDA PORTS AND HAv-

FOB FLORIDA PORTS AND HAv-
ANA.
ALLIANCE LINE UNITED STATES MAIL
STEAMERS.
FOR PENSACOLA, WARRINGTON. APA-
TAMPA AND KEY WEST. Through bills of
lading to Columbus Georgia. and Bainbrdge.
Georgia, and all regular landings on Chsttahoochee
river; also 70 EERNANDINA and JACKSON
WILLIE.
This line is composed Of the following steamships
to sail EVERY SA URDAY:
PEK!T:: .............;W: H. Gardiner. Commander.
LAVAOA. e. 4. Scheleoger. Comm snder.
FLORIDA. ................M N. 'Ieary. Commander.
BEAUFORT. ..........J. Moo. Baker. Commander
<% The steamship
MARC ART,
-, Commander.
Will Iesvs Ter wharf. foot of OaIliope street, on
SATURDAY, April 2. at P. H. For freight or
passage, apply TO
r. w. PERKINS 4 CO., Agepts
Is CaroudSIet street.
N. B.-shippers will please procure orders from
Agents Office before sending freight to steamer.
fee ly
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BKMON'A
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Table, etc, the Neg Orleans Republican. New Yurk
Tribune and all ths large Northern and Western
6ailiss.
More than hundred and sixty different pzl,,
ncations regularly received and sold.
Subscriptions received to all periodical pubIicsr
ions.
subscribers will be accountable for the subeoyjr,.
on long as they do not send back the paDsr q
otify otherwise. suS
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BATON ROUGE.
- New Orleans, Coast and Baton
80 Rouge semi-weeky passenger packet
st. JOHN.
W. H. GREA1HoUsR j. A. CoMsToCX,
Master. Clerk.
Leaves New Orleans every WEDNESDAY at 10 A.
NJ. and SATURDAY at s p. NJ: leaves Baton
Rouge THURSDAY and SUNDAY EVENINGS.
coming down the coast below Donaldsonville in
daylight, Fridays and Mondays.
EO. MELANCON, Agent,
mh3 GO Old Levee street
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IEDtANOLA VIA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES hi
Harisn-Il Nales cotton 14 bead cattle Il bbls tsov
lOl b gs wool l % bales hides and sundries
MOBlLE-~tesmer Louise-l3 bags coffee l6 bids o
Dape. and sundrias
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BUSINESS CHANGES.

THE BUSINESS HEB ETOFOR =
i conducted by KEAENY, BLOIS 4 CO., By
of the death of Mr.. Thomas 6los. will here.
after be conducted by the undersigned their own
account, and under the name and style of kEAR-
NY & BESEUS.
The new firm will assume all the liabilities OF
Kesrny, Blois Co.
j. WATTS KEARNY,
LOUIS BERNOS,
ALFRED KEAKNY,
In commendun1.
March l, 1870. mh3 If
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LOUISVILLE.

49, - For 1t. LOuis, Cairo, Mem.
3Dphs. the Bends, Vicksburg. Natchez,
Baton Rouge. sand all intermediate landings
The mammoth passenger steamer
THOMPSON DEAN,
j. H. PEPPER, Master. N. b. FOWLER. Clerk.
Leaves THURSDAY. March 81. at s P. M, giving
particular attention to way business. mh26
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-05-16
of a steamboat at In Crosse.

La CROSSE, Wis, May ii.
At 1880 this morning barrel Of kCro.
senc oil wAs leaking on board the steamer
War Eagle, and q man was trying 10 stop
the leak, when hoy passed along with u
lantern; Ms he got opposite tho Kerosene
barrel the bottom Of his lantern fell out
and set fire to the kerosene, md the steam.
or was soon Cnvcloped in flames, which
communicated 10 the St. Paul Railroad
depot and Elevators building, which were
consumed. III consequence Of report
that there was about eight keys Of
powder in the hold Of the steamer, it
was impossible togct men to work to ex-
tlnguisll the fire. The boat WAS full Of
passengers who escaped from the hurriCan
deck by jumping into the river. As far
rs learned only two were drowned, II
negro employed on the boat and a Ind Of
Lacrosse, name not reported. Everything
on the boat was lost 0nd all the freight in
the depot consumed. Not thing was
saved. The damage is very heavy hut
cant I've estimated.