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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1874-10-15

NOTICE 10 TAXPAYERS Of HIGHLAND COUNTY, OHIO.


pursuance VIM H. Glenn Treasurer of Highland County
hereby notify the Taxpayers thereof that the amount Of Taxes for
1874 different purposes together with the number of mills
dollar valuation correctly stated the following Abstract of
Duplicate Highland County, Ohio for the 1874 with the rates Of
Taxation in the several Townships
purpose receiving Taxes will attend the Teasurers Office
Hsbo the s day of October till the Goth day of December
1874 and from the h day of April till the 2 day June 1873 as
required by law
The entire Denquence Tax and oneha of all other taxes
Duplicate 1874 required to be paid before the
Goth day Of December and the remainder on or before the h day OF
June next.
Personal Property that has heretofore
provision enforce collection referred to the law
requiring the Treasurer collect such Taxes by
action in which there is exemption property
Taxes paid required penalty of five centm
Road Taxes be presented the time
pavmen said will be collected
Office hours from A. M. to 5 o'clock P NJ.
WIN. n. GLENN,
Treasurer of Highland County, Ohio.
Hlsborough, Ohio, October Is, 1874 octl5w6
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THE ELECTIONS.

Ohio Goes Democratic by
from 10 to I5 ThOusand-In-
diana Doubtful Iowa and
Nebraska Republican.
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PITTSFIELD, MASS.

The non-forfeture law of Massachusetts applies
to all policies issued by this Company.
The late W. ]. Mcclure, of HillstOro, Ohio, held
Policy for $500 in this Co., dated October 4, 1871,
upon which he paid but one years premium. His
policy lapsed October 4, 1872. Having made no
payments since, he had given it up, supposing it
worthless. After his death notified the Company
and received statement, that there due his
estate S1l4l So being the whole amount of policy
less back payments with interest.
Before insuring, call on
j. NJ. HIESTAND, Agent,
au1SmS Hillsboro, Ohio.
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NEW OFFERSI
NEW IDE AS!
See the Grand Gifts
NEW OEEERSI
Our FireSide Friend to its SUBS
ScriberS.

such as will interest every one. You
miss it if ou don't send for samples and
full particulars, which are sent free.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-04-08

FREIdHTs-The market continues extremely dull
and rates are still easier. We now quot o. follows
By Stesm-Cotton to Liverpool h@l7.32d; Liverpool
via New York 9-l6d: to New York 9-l6c to
Boston via Philadelphia &c: to Providence via
Philadelphia vi TO Philadelphia Nc: TO Antwerp via
Philadelphia Nd. Bulk corn to Liverpool l2kd.
By sail-colton to Liverpool h@al6d: TO Havre
ll6@lhd; 70 Bremen sd; 70 Hamburg I'd; to Baltic
ports Nd to Barcelona Ike; TO Genoa 2I32c !;
Grain to Liverpool lad; Oil Cake to Liverpool and
London lOs Cd.
sUGAR-Received this morning l76 hhds. There
was quite fair demand to-day. and $50 hhds sold,
cluaing some from previous supplies, ct 6x@7c for
good common tn fair, 7l@7kc for good fair Saexc
for prime. 9k@9hc for yellow Clarified, and 791Xc
for sec nds.
MOLASSES-Receivedt this morning Is bills There
was demand to day, and Lea bbs sold at l5c for
good centrifugal. and Sc for low prime reboiled.
dealer sold 80 bbls prime at 7o@72c p gallon.
FLOUR-The market continues veAy sull with only
Q very limited ocal demand and some little looking
around for Cuba The sales confined to 24Ss bbls
of WI ich 100 double extra, for the local trade at
IS 49, 100 low treble at 49, 20 treble
ira at So 37h; 80 at So SO; 400 at So 62h: 40 At
So IS; "A 1t 90 49, 20 choice treble extra At ST. 60
choice extra at 81 49, 25 At IS b0 $40 and 800 bhs
private terms and 1000 bbls taken for Cuba paricu
lars not TRANSFERRED.
CORN MEAL-The market is firm at s. 90 p Dbl,
With small stock on hand lot Of 30 bbls sold at
IS 60 p Dbl.
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rates all further apprehensions of an over
flow. None of the plantations had thus iaa
been seriously injured by water, ana ~
further fears are felt. The last report IRON
Jefferson gives the water as falling ID .ne
lakes, and in fact all the way through was
~, tbe decline: business did not rate very
high. and the tonnage was far in excess of
ali that was to offer.
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MONETARY.

The Money market Is insnimate the offerings ooth
In bank and the street limited and the rates o
commercial paper unchanged. we commune 10 qu's =.
Arst cl1ss paper At 9@io per cent annum without a.
llNl2 per month AL at 1mlf and second grace AZ z
First-class mortgage At 10 = GEN.. per snhum' ana
second cIass entirely nominal.
York and after q fair business closed ct ll3@ll3A,
seainst ll3ss in that market. The sales summe up
$40 OOO at 49,; 600 at ll3I@1l3i4; $4,000 and
5000 at 1874, and $1,000 at ll3's.
No sale. OF Silver were reported American hali
dollars loe1z@lo71z. AMI Mexican dollars at los@
10sK.
York Sterling Exchange opened lilo cent higher
INT under the subsequent decline fell OF aud closed
NJ preyous rats The ales were confined TO f29OU,
embracing E2000 bill Of lsdng at 544 $4,000 clear
1t 544k: $4,000 bill of ladng at t4Ooo 40 ?,
az: f70OO do 1t 5451545z; fl5OO and f20OO do and
f4OOO bill OF ladng, and AL clear ut 545, and t25O0
bank At the counter At 5.4s1l. nm
Inc sales Of francs comprised 100000 embracing
100000 commercial at 1891. II 100 DO At 463A@
l.t2X, and 49, 90 do. at G21s.
Al the close Sterling bills we quoted ct 5.44a@
b45X for bill of lading and Al clear and 5.47@o4s
for bank and francs at lt31i for private, and nom
The ofIsrines of Domestic Exchange were of liberal
New York tight covered So 5000. embracing $1,000,
$4,000, $500 and &25,OO0 commercial st q cent
discount SO 600 commercial ct A97-32; 500 Ooo DO
ma SIS OoO bank 1t 1872 and $4,000 private Bankers
81 s.l6 We also noticed $4,000 commercial on
Providence at u = cent discount.
The hanks continue TO cheek on New York at par
and commercial sight was quoted at k@-psr cent
discount.
Ihs only sale of Stocks reported was shares
Hiberpis Bank at $50.
The sse of Bonds included 81 900 City Gold Bearing
Seven Per Cents at 81; the market closing tow
We also noted sale of $4,000 New Oily Seven fer
Cents with June coupons on ats.
City Appropriation Certificates were nominal at 81
and no sales reported.
Nothing was reported in Metropolitan Pollce war
ants which were still quoted At ~.
The only transactions reported In State Warrants
we're small amounts for the payment Of taxes large
are still quoted at 48G5O and small ct $1,000
There are apparently New Clinton state Warrants
In the Market and they quoted entirely nominal
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NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN OFFICE.
wednesday Morning, April =.
Cleared Yesterday.

Cleared Yesterday.
oii'''n '"'p -' Meeker Knox Shultz
'nip Lowell & Bailey
Bark Jonathan Chase, Chase, for Bremen
Dol Ocean Zerega &co
Ok ""A'n '- M PUG &co
sloop Minnie Grey, Gangregol, for Apaachcola. IN
Schooner Galeas Kathmsn, for Bayou Postage
"cnoono' " Master
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Having taken charge Of the River Column Of this
naner beg leave 10 assure my river friends that sna
attempt to carry out ali my old programme in protect
ing their interest and will At al tunes De .hoir
attend their wants. and hope that my enorts III 1ne
cause will merit their patronage. Respectfully.
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UPPER COAST.

UPPER COAST.
Iew Orleans, Coast, Baton Rouge ana
Gross etc n. n. Packet
Leaves every WEDNESDAY at 10 A. NJ, and RATUR,
DAY at p NJ. #
l@saEEls b. L. Hodge No. 2,
- In place of st. John.
v. b. Baranco, master, J. P. McElroy, clark
Returning leaves Baton Rouge every Thursday md
sunday evenings. For freight passage apply q
board or to
ap1,f E. o. MELANCON, 80 Cont street
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Stock on hand not cleared last year 183587
To-day's exports embraced 3947 bales to Liverpool
1858 To Havre, 1872 to Bremen and $40 to Barcelona
Receipts proper since last evening 3279 bales against
4056 on last Tuesday, and IA, last year, making an
aggregate since Friday evening OF 9V6l bales against
9Oj5 last week and tS45 LIST year, and since Au3
of 200 bales against lO45 427 last year-increass
IS S63
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts at all the
ports from IL NJ yesterday to IL NJ to-day 1864 b.es.
against 9SO7 on last Tuesday and 69l3 last year. and
since Friday ba against 554 last week and
$40 last year. total since August 81 3432 704 bales
against OLA 465 last year-ncrease 1853 239. Exports
Friddsy to Monday inclusve) to Great Britain q 339
bales against 1914 last week and l71O9 last year
and to the Continent 6l97 baes, against &c 65s last
week and s775 last year Stocks at all the de livery
ports made up to IL NJ, 5S4,377 bales, against
640,25 asst week and 534, sl5 last year.
TOBACCO-The sales embrace II hhds to-day and
1856 yesterday, making aggregate thus this
of 1853 hhds; ali last week, 26 thds; week before,
- hhds The new crop comes in more freely, but
not as much 30 as might fairly be expecte from
the known advantages of this market We quote:
Low and trashy lugs at 4s65c; medium at
6a@5Ac; gcos and fine, 6@64c; low leaf. 6h@
7c; medium 7ha@Sc; fine 9Dl0c, and selections IL
@l2c Received since last satl day evening IL hhds;
exported. none; stock on hand by running state.
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Exports.

BAYOU POSTAGE-Per schooner Galeas-33 sacks
cotton seed sacks oats $50 sacks corn sacks coffee
boxes tobacco "a bbls flour hid sugar hhds bacon
bbls whisky and suudres
BARCELONA-Per bark Maypo-5OO bales cotton
25, 600 slaves
LivERPUOL-Per ship Expounder-3944 bales cot
ton 10 bags Sea Island cotton 5000 slaves
BRkMkr-Per bark Jonathan Chase-l972 bales
cotton 1900 slaves
HAvRE-Per ship Eddystone-3253 bales cotton
24lO slaves
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LIST OF VESSELS
IT., Cleared and sailed for New Orles"s'
CORRECTED DAILY.

New York.
Steamship Gen Meade. sampson: s.% Mar %
St. amship Geo Washington Whitehead M W. A
Steamship City OF Galveston. Evans VA M ~
Schooner Sophia Kranz. Dyer.... Gu MAJ ~
Boston.
Schooner Conant new Dennis Zig M IA *
Schooner w Atwood. NewcomD. ~
Philadelphia.
Ship Surprise, Hoyt.. '- 49,
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WANTEB-A NURSE BETwEEN 10
w ana 10 years OF age; must come we'll RECON-
mended. Apply At the corner Of Laurel and len.
'~' sA SA'1' ap7lt
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COMMERCIAL.
NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN OFFICE.
TUESDAY EVENING, April Z. 1874.
COTTON.

The sa'es to-day, not including 1850 additional
yesterday, summed up 5000 bales at irregular but
generally stron prices requiring slight revision
Of our quotations for Ordinary, Good Ordinary and
Strict Good Ordinary. We give also the Exchange
6gures a. below
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RIVER NEWS.

OFFICE OF THE BULLETIN
Wednesday Morning, April g. 1874. !
DAILY RIVER REPORT FOR TUESDAY, APRIL 7,
AT SPIN.
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OPELOUSAS.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY, at5PM,
For OpelOusaS. W ashin9tanss
l@AEAt Port Barre and all landings on the Co.
Atchafalaya River and Bayou Cortahleol
The fine passenger steamer
Bertha,
W. H. White, master, ]. B. Schmit cler4
will leave above. Fer freight passage apply a.
board, or to BRITTON 4 EPPLRR
LOG Common street
Will connect at Washington with Della No. z dyine
through bills of ladlng for all landings on HsyuS
Boeuf; and W tn Minnie ut Smmsport for all AndinW
on Bayou des GlaiZes. apl6
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CATTLE MARKET REPORT.
NEW ORLEANS, April 8, 1874
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

western OeeVes.
Texa. beeves AS
calves and yearlings. $40
dOSs.
Sueep....
Mich COWS.
Western beeves. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IL
Texas beeves. ........, Observation-Disclosures. Ill
Calves and yearlings ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 339
Hogs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 70
Sheep. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81
STOCK SALE
Western Beeves Observation-Disclosures. 81
Texas beeves. 625
Calves and yearngs Observation-Disclosures. I'll
Hogs Observation-Disclosures. 83I
Sheep. 432
Mich COWS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 80
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OHIO RIVER.

REGULAR LOUISVILLE, EVANSVILLE AND 0s,ns
RIVER PACKET. -
Leaves on SATURDAY, April II, at P.N
For Louisville, Rvansvflaa
l@&l&k Cairo and all intermediate points-TS
passenger steamer
Mary Houston,
Charles Miller, MASTER Elliott Miller clerA.
will leave above. For freight passage annly -
board, or to
SINNOTT + ADAMS, IL Commercial placa So
G. G. WAYNE, l06 Grxvier street.
plan of the cabin tau b seen and stateroona =
gagged at the Office of S. Il A.. ap6-td II
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The market opened with q continued BOOu de-
mand, and although the movement was checked by
factors, yet the sales during the morning reached
21oO bales at full prices with tendency in favor of
factors but without any quotable improvement; after
which buyers forward still more freely, and the
entire business summed up the liberal amount noted
above. We heard of few sales at prices hardly
mp yesterdays currency, but the bulk Of the bust
ness was IN accordance with revised quotations.
The negotiations pending at the close last evening" to
which referred in our report, were finally con-
summated and added 1850 bales to the report making
the days business G7OO ba'es. This gives total for
yesterday and to-day Of IL, 7cO bsles
The sales for the last three days sum up 17.4e
bales az Saturday, 500 yesterday including 1880
not reported until to-day, and 500 to-day against
1O3OO for the corresponding time last r. and 30 600
the week before. Receipts since Friday evening"
1886 bales embracing 1885 from other delivery
ports (of which al from Noble 81 from Flor
ida and $50 from Texas) aud 9O6l proper against 30
proper last week, and 8S45 last year. Total proper
since August 81 go bales, against AIT last
year-increase 65 1863 The exports comprise 25, 1871
bales embracing 1885 to Liverpool, It'll to Havre.
$500 Cork for ORDERS 1872 to Bremen 1778 to Cron
stadt, so 10 Barcelona and 955 TO New York.
The amount on shipboard not cleared, going on
board. and engaged for shipment set down ut the
opening this morning Ut &c., 900 bales, embracing
$4,000 bales for Liverpool a. 600 for Havre. 2OOO for
Spain, 1000 for Bremen, 80 for the Mediterranean,
Is 100 for the North Sea, and 5000 for the North,
which, when deducted from the stock on hand by
running statement yesterday evening" leaves l24 200
bales 10 represent the quantity at the landing and in
presses unsold awaiting orders.
The Exchange reports: 'Sales $500 bales, includin
24OO after 3 P. NJ yesterday. D .mand active" Its
quotations for Ordinary, Good Ordinary and Low Mid
ding are raised &c. with no other charge.
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MARINE NEWS.

George j. Duncan is the authorized Marine Reporter
Of the New Orleans Bulletin.
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Ships.
FL For Providence and Fall River
SfSk> The Al schooner Kate M. Hilton. Cart
2eE Stone, it now loading, and having most of her
cargo engaged and going ON board, will have dispatch
For balance Of freight apply to
GEO. A. FOSDICK CO.,
mh25-tc 80 Carondeet street.
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BelOw-COnling Up.

Swedish bark Caroline, Rhodn, 81 days from Barrow
Eng, to master
Sh D Kentucki n, Foster from Liverpool, reported
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STEAMBOATS,.

Bradish johnson, Pickett, from Washington
John Mauae, Noel, from Memphis
Bertha, Broad, from Washington
BIZ Hodge No 2, BarAnco fOom Baton Rouge
Hensley, Enderlee, from Lower Coast
Texas, Stinde, from Shreveport
ARRIVALS AT THE NEW BASIN.
Steamer Major White, from Pearl river
Schooner Mabel, Fauss. ID days from Corpus
Christi, to master
Schooner Mary Irene, from Hansboro
Schooner Pascagoulx, from Pxscagoula
schooner Louisiana State, from Tchefuncta river
Schooner Truzilla, from Lake Borgue
Sloop Philla, from Lake Shore
ARRIVALS AT THE OLD BASIN.
Schooner Ann McGuinn, from Tangipahoa
Schooner Hattie NJ, from Bayou Lacombe
Schooner Julia, from Gordon river
Schooner Geo Panddy, from Wolf river
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For Jefferson, Shreveport and
@Aka8 all way landings-The fine and fast pas.
Selma,
Thornto0 Jacobs master Tom Jacobs, clerx.
I'm place Of steamer SOuthwestern.)
Regular Weekly Tuesday Packet
Ltaves every TUESDAY, at r. NJ. positively.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
g. Urge PEGRAM.
LOG Common street, Agent
BRITTON EPPLER, log Common street.
GEO. D. HITE, Tchoupitoulas street.
J. E. CAkLlN, Delta street. ap6
RED RIVER PASSENGER PACKET.
Leaves ON THURSDAY, April 9, tsp. n
NJ For Jefferson, Shreveport ana
k&seHS all way landings-Ihe fine and fatpa1-
senger packet
G. W. Stinde, master. Geo. E. Fee, clerk.
SINNOTT 4 ADAMS, IL Commercial P1ace
aps I'd BRITT,N EPPLER, LOG ommon strssk
FOR JEFFERSON DIRECT.
Leaves on WEDNESDAY, April 8, at P.G.
For Jefferson, Shreveport ane
l@4aslSl all way landings on Red River. The a
and very lghtdraft steamer
r. +. Bryarly.
W. T. scovell, Master, Ed. Burk. Clerk
Will leave. positively as above For freight ps''a
ap7td LORD McPEAKE. 4s Camp street.
NEW ORLEANS AND GRAND ECORE PACKET
Leaves every SATURDAY, at s O'Clock ?. N.
Fort de Russey, Barbfm's, NOR.
l@ARaakJt mans, Alexandria, Mouth Cane kivef.
Montgomery, Grand Ecore, ana ~ "as
landings
Leslie Taylor,
R. Sinnott, master. Jno. Helm, asst massks
G. w. Drown clerk.
Particular attention to way and plantation DusanesN
For freight or passage Apply or board, or to
SINNOrT Il ADAMS. II Commercial tAcs'
ap3 ct j. E. CARLIN Deats street.
NEW ORLEANS AND GRAND EcOkE PACKN
COMPANY.
Leaves every SATURDAY, at 5P. y.
For fort de Russey, Barplns
eQA&$ Normsn's Alexandra, Mouth OF ~ III
4 River, Montgomery. Grand Ecore sno NJ
way lAnulngs-
St. Mary,
J. c. Mitchell, master, G. c. Hamilton, cerE;
Particular attention paid to way and plantauon uu'
ness For freight or passage apply Oh board Oh
NJ. w. JOYCE, il Delta street.
BRITTON Il EPPLEk 1U6 Common :"
mh27 LORD MCPEAKE, Az Camp sIoos
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Arrived.


Steamship Lavaca, COOksey, from CEDAR heys, W
X .oberts-lst dist -:
steamship Margaret. McC Baker, from HAVANA VIA
Florida ports, to Roberts-ltt Dist
Ship Tabor Otis, 50 days from Liverpool, IN oaiast
to master-Point l..
Ship Mataura, Townsend, from Liverpool Feb 3d. to
master-Point ~ ~, 4.
Ship ampsrdown, Scots. frem Liverpool Feb 4th, to
Shepherd DeWolf-Point IT,,
Ship D Me.calf Beck, g. days from Antwerp, IN os
last, to master-PoiHt
Bark Marieplyst Linhardt Sc days from Barrow, Eng
in ballast, to Ocean, Zerega kco-Point
Spanish bark Adones Aadra, from Havana, to master
Point 49,, -
Bark Lizzie Daglish Stewart from Jany 24tht to mas
ter-2d Dist
Soho ner Helen Lecke, Gregg. days from Jamaica,
to ] Macheca &co-2d Dist
TOWBOATs.
Thos n, ryan, ALI Avsrill, from the Passes-we1t
down light-brought mp ships Tabor and D Net
calf
Philip CALDWELL from the Passes-went down light
brought up ship Camperdown and bark Msrlen
lyst
Norman Jos Averill from the Passes-went down
hght-brought up barks Lizzie Dalglish and ADO
Sentinel Riddle, from the Passes-towed down to the
bar stu inst ship marlborough up ship ma
laura
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tBelow high water mark.
The river here il ! inch below high water mark Of
l671. NELSON GoRoN,
Signal Service Observer.
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FOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, MEMPHIS ANN -
BENDS
Will leave as below at O'Clock p.
JOHN KYLE.
A. n. Hutchinson, captain; cl~..
TUESDAY, April H.
JAMES HOWARD.
B. R. Pegam, captain; J. H. Chassaina. o,a,s,
THURSDAY. Aprils
CITY OF ALTON,
E. A. sheble. captain; VIM. Mason. clerA.
A1URDAY, April II.
Issuing as usual, Through Bills Of Ladine in :.
nection with the Railroads to al princina, $780,.
North and West. MI
J. b. WOODS CO., General As,n& ~
Ia Gravier atseok
P. S.-We are the only Agents in New o..
zed to act for the above named boats,
mh28-n
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ST. LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS ~
CHANTS SOUTHERN PACKET LINE
,&e Composed of the seliew,..|
hrst-class side-wheel steamers-
GREAT REPUBLIC. JAMES HOWARD.
JOHN KYLE. JOHN A. sCUDDRR
CITY OF ALTON. HENRY AMrs
PAULINE CARROLL. BISMARCK, Isl
GLENCOE. SUSIE SILVER,
TOM JASPER, RICHMOND,
CITY OF QUINCY, COMMONWEALTH q
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MEMPHIS.
~7->o.o-~oo-~0~~ouo~~~~O~~
|. FOR MEMPHIS.
Leaves EVERY ALTERNATE WEDNESDAY, Hb Z. n
For Memphis, VtcksD.fe ~. 80
l@alElSt q Chez and all plantation and bend lano'
John b. Maude,
John F, Noel, master-A1t. 6risSOm cleIk,
Will leave WEDNESDAY, April 8, at P. M:
sINNOTr ADAMS, IL Commercial pisce'
W. H. BOFINGER, 1O4 Common Sue. "a
The above boat will give through bills OF ladsk
all points Oh Arkaneas and White Rivers and over ~.
Arkansas Central Railroad to larendon' gh sIs
through tickets East at reduced rates. 1H~-
OUACHITA RIVER. ..o1-
Leaves on WEDNESDAY, April 8. at5P n 1.x
~ FOR CAMDEN, NEWPORT, OnA
pagnolle, Marie Saline. Alabama nss Hsf.
Ouachita City, Trenton, Monioe, .nA
risonburg. and all way landings on Ouacn''
Black River - The lght.drsit steamer
Garry Owen, zvm
Nick B0uchmsn. naster-Henry 8. Jenkens ano ~
Culbertson, cAsr. 8 will leave - above. Fof "''s
LORD + McPEAKE, 4e Camp street.
apps ud J.E. CARLlN, Delta street.
REGULAR WEEKLY CAMDEN PACKET.
LEAVES LIVERY SATURDAY 1t X: T. ,tv.
For Camden, Cuac ..ne Sst>
.ss,ss: s01 S'ssi an: and o. oa.ss
connecting with boats for all the r1Du'aE1es-A
sidewheel steamer
NJ Kenison master-G p Work and Owen F. -
son, clerks,
viii leave q above. For freight or passage, Apply
board, or to .,.s..
slNNOTT 4 ADAMS, II Commercial p*
LORD MCPEAKE, ~ camp ss1sS
mh25H JE. CABIN, Del sfe..
PHILADELPHIA VIA AAvAnA..
PHILADELPHIA VIA HAVANA
SENI.MONTHLY LINE.
Carrying the United States nan'' ,aoA tons.
Juniata, J. W. Casharine, Commander. 80 sonsr
Yaxoo. L. D. Barrett, Commander. NV
To sail FRIDAY, April II, at A.
nh The fine Al steamship
T.. D. Barrett, Commanoer,
win leave her wharf, opposite Jackson Squ..e' 1SS
Passage to Havana, United States currs ncy 50
Passage to Philadelphia. .;..'''''' 50
Through tickets issued to New York. .,, tstsn
Freight for Liverpool. An werp ana n ecr seme.
by this line, and through bills OF lading gwen l''
For freight or passage; apply y ToRgE, agent.
NH far HnrnndelAt and 01ev1ct es>o~'-
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-06-15

power Of Judge Bond Under The pre-
tense Of desire to secure favorable de-
cisiops in the cases Of a few imppdent
and unruly negroes who may choose to
ineist upon thrusting themselves often
siycly into the society Of the whites,
Butler proposed to subjec. the people
Of these Eve States to great incopyeni,
Cnce and expense.
The scheme was sprrsptitiously in
augurated and forwarded. 1t passed
tho House without knowledge Of ii
Cnormity, and It has only bceu acct
Gentully discovered and frustrated
The people of this State owe thanks Il
Mr.. Hereford, Of Vest Virginia, ant
Mr.. Jowett, Of Ohio, for exposing au'
defeating this dastardly trick, i
there ruy wilainy stoo low to seeur,
Ben Buffers aid ?-Regiaer.