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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-08

Amand Margaret Mrs
Antewict J Miss
Ambers Betsey
Angelo Augustin Mrs
AIbrose Martha Z Miss
Angel Laura Mrs
Basset w H Mrs
Bagwell Mamie Miss
Bateman Cora MisS
Baxter Nora Misa
Beard NJ D Mrs
Bender Virginia MrO
Bell Vim 3 Mrs
Broadly Katy Miss
Beauregard Laura J Nj
Bill Mary J Mrs
Bryan SAllie Miss
BAnnOn Marjans MIRA
Brown Mary Miss
Boghl Mrs
Builitt Irene 8 Mrs
Buckley Emma Miss
Bruce Louisa Mrs
Buckner 3 C. Mrs
Clay Emma Miss
Callahan Johanna MSS
Clancy Mary Mrs
Cain h Mrs
Campbell Mary Miss
Crawford Lizzie Mrs
Cansby Nancy Mrs.
Carter Ellen Miss
Camillar InnOventia
| Carroll Sarah J Mrs
Cauifie,d Clara ID Miss
| Clark James s Mira
Collins Susan Miss
Cock Emily G Mira
COnoly Kate Miss
Collins MintOra Mrs
Church Laura Mas
Day Mrs
Dalton Sarah Nrs
Dalton o Mrs
Day Ivy Miss
Danbign Q C Miss
benson Mary Jane Mrs
DelacrOix i T Mrs
Darenberber Eliza Nrs
Dennis Rosa Lee
DeMeza Jacob Mrs
Divine Sarah C Mrs
Divine Dolly Miss
DOlsen Mary Mics
Doyle Jane Mrs
Dodge Caroline 5 Mrs
Donovan Harriet Mrs
Ouban J Josephine Miss
Eastman E B Mrs
Edwards DR. Mrs
Earle Mary Mrs.
Estrada Mathilda Mise
Escela Georgey A Mss
EgertOn Kate Mrs
English Bridget
Ellis Amelia L Mise
Freeman X J Mrs
Frank B G Mrs
Fremont Flora Mrs
Fletcher Rebecker Mrs
Fendisor EastOn Mrs
Field Susan Miss
Flukar Lulu Miss
Flick Dory Miss ..
Fisk w Z Mrs
TOrstall Emma Miss
Frotscher & Mira
Ford Nina Miss
FOwcher Bella Miss
Cannon Elizabeth Mf3
Gallup Lizzie c Mrs
Gardner Mary ' Mira
Graham Ada Mise
Grant Margaret Ms
Ge-rish Mrs
Grimes Katie G Niss
Gibbs Nrs
Goodwin Martha Mrs
GOdchaux ROsina Mrs
Gaslee Adriene g Miss
Golden B F Mrs
GuenandOn kugenie 0li
Hart L b Mrs
Hartman hmma Niss
Hall Miss
Hartmeade Ida Miss
Hartman Alice Miss
Haynes L Miss
Hairy Anna Maria N!ss
Hail Frank Mrs
HAnley Ellen Miss
Habert H Mis-
Hamilton Mary Miss
Harrison & & Mrs
Harry 8 Mrs
Hewet James Mrs
Henning Ida May Mss
Hebert Leila Miss
Hire An
HOciiart + Mrs
Holmes Maria N 9lIA
Hogan Katie Miss
Hochart Mrs
Hopper Huldah Mrs
Howard Mary MISS
Hooper Irene Mss
Hustled MIME Mira
Hunt Z L Mrs
Hughes NJ Mrs
Jackson Celia Mss
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-08
STEAMSHIPS.
BREMEN.

BREMEN.
North German Lloyd.
srEAN AKTWRRN BREMEN AND NEW OKo
LEANS, VIA HAVRR. SOUTHAMrTON ASW
HAVANA.
H,he steomships Of the Norf6
5 German Lloyd viii resume 'H''s
raoniar rr1ne next fall, 80 follows
Further days Of departure will be adveruseo
no'0~'''' From Bremen. From New 0rleanso
ED ArvruRT - September ~ October Is
rMn SSnnpCi Ocfoher November
FELDMARSHAL MOLTKE. OctobegO November ~
GHN WEpnER . Noyember II December 90
TIP1nTFrRT - December JanuAry3
STRASSBURG. -. December - January aS
RnF1N December % January 81
The STEAMERS touch outward at Havre and Aae
yana and on their home trip at Ravana md
Southam ptOn. to land and receive passengers an&
PRICES OF PASSAGE.
From Bremen. southampton or HAvreto HaSAae
OF New Orleana 90
SCeersge. .ss........s.s'....s.s. - 8Viv
From New Orleans or Havana to Southampton
Havre or Bremen.
CaD1n.s.s eIW g0f
Storage. - COLO
From New Orleans to Havana.
Cabin. GOO
Passage tickets from Bremen, Southampton or
Havre to New Orleans issued by the undersignede
For further RasfIsS!S5: sPR1kE A,.,t,
au31y No. AZ Union street,
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COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY EVENING, November !. 1874.
COTTON-The sales to-day embrac ed $3.50 bales
at irregular prices. requiring no change IN our
quotations We give also the figures and full
report Of the Exchange, as below:
AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-08
THE MOBILE LINE.

on ard after May 81, trains wi ..av. s....
loot of Canal street, as follows ~ 0o"'D @eSes
Coast see conc %ail daIly S:0oA&
Tbrourbt 1917 Seon, oaturdAysonlJ $500 P. n
Arrive ' 5'''''''o 4:UO ). X
Exnrss ace on moo, Mondays DULY $50 N.
through night express. daily .........I1:9SI p n.
PMS mus T. the only line running through Pullman
vir1ns s5s 70 st. Louie Louisville. C6axiotts and
cit1 Geo corner Camp and Common streets, oppoGts
E.P. SHUTB,
0euerA Passenger Agent.
. G. H. ALLRN
"SAs General Maaager
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-08
IMPORTS.

NEW YCRk-Steamsilip New Oric:,,s-As,i ,ndse
NEW iORk-Steamship Mississippi-Astd mdse
UTlLLA-Schoonef Lily of the TaIley.-60OO o."
coanuts 1910 punches baiaanas 10 600 plantsina it
bbls lines 81 cks wine "
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-08

Adams James
Alas IsnaciO
Apple Robert
Adler Il Brothers
| Adremor William
| Allen James
Aliegn NJ A i
Aviry q "
1 Askins &
AOegere Bernard
Abbott John
| Armstrong Fyaus
I Austin J A
| Andrews H Z
| Braisted e
EIackbam 5
| Blake A W
| Black W NC
I Ballantync j -
! BarremOre W
Banner H y
Baum g A K
| Barbour Alex
Bamberger II ( Go
Barber + q
Bailey J z
Bachotner Henry
Baus J b
Barritor T
Bae'man Henry
Balfour :! Il
Barton William y
Belanger A
Bennett J y
Berns TG
! Seese J l.
Bremen mann J
BleWett 3 3
Benedict g 4
BertUs i W
Bernard J K 4 Co
Beers0li Peter
Bier l.
Hidweli DIV e
Brigham J "
| Bittel John
Brief Henry
| BOnnaval Genera.
Bowling n
BOrland John
I Bogart william
BOOkery :
Bozant A
Boyle Henry
Borden TOnec
Browne 4 "
Borg A
Borras Migue.
BluDe Joseph
Burell Frank
Burneli Jaspe:
Bu.ve Julius
Book A 4 J
BrUB & Barnec
Burnside II J =
Buch 4
Bagley " c 1 CO
B.own Isaiah
Brown }
Brown Brothers 1 ca
Brown A "
Clspp G
Cambrson William
Chapman F +
Cantzen Louis
\ Chambers 8 Z
Crawford 81 l.
Carr Terrence
CrOak PC
Carroll Patrick
Cartwright 5 8
Craig William u
Craig Il T
Carter Z
Cardenas : A
Carter Henry
Carter John
Carter ThoUas I.
CredO h B
ChasOns q S CO
Czech L
Carraco Cura
Christian &
Con 5 c M and SiIs
Cook ; "
CorneillO }
Commack J 4
COlamer c II
CoIsell 4
Cook L
Cohen H =
Cooper ! b & -
Cochran J II
Collins 7
Cohen II &
Crocheran q J
Coffee James
Churchill N
C.mmlngs A :"
Cruee PraEck
Churchill! e i
Clark W X
Campbell u
Campbell I'hs0 ;
Clarke !: A
Campbell. William
Cls::, 2
Darvah : 4
Davenport i
Daniels Rooer;
Daboyal fm..3
Delcnay W
Denny " ;:
DeSerge z ):
Denis A 4
neslonG- K !
De Abren J A
Dc Freltas Dwafts
DesreauX 1'taodc.e
Dickinson J u
Dynes &
Dim aiO v
Diving
Downing Nj ""
Downs lance
Dominick Mr. ..
Doty Taylos
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RAILROADS.

NEW ORLEANS, ST. LOUIS
AND CHICAGO RAILROAD COMPANY
tGREAT JACKSON ROUTE
street depot.
o.".: goo NJ Express. ..ls 300 NJ
Mail. ........ 500 r. M Mail. S:SS NJ Ne
rum nan Palace Sleeping Cars through to NJ.
cities. oAhs ~ AAsSeSS
= Tickets for sale ana information river At M "a
Camp stIe6t. conner OF Common "N 80
,.,,,. a. D. SAELDON Agent.
1as " z. D. FROST tianacsl Maranae
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-08

ing the morning $500 bales changed hands, partly at
rather fuller prices partly at previous rates and
partly at slight concessions, after which the
movement exhibited much less animation and the
subst guent sales embraced only 1850 bales, making
a total as above Of $3.50. seventeen brokerage
houses participating In the business At the
buyers.
The amour. on cupboard no. cleared, going on
board. and engaged for shipment was set down
at the opening this morning at .l,5cO bales, en-.
braing So GOO for liverpool Is 900 for Havre. 1900
foy Spain. 500 for the Mediterranean, 5000
for Bremen 1000 for the North Sea and 1000 bales
for the North which, when deducted from the
stock on hand by our running O. atement yesterday
evening left about 1920 bales to represent the
quantity at the landing and IN presses unsoid OF
awaiting orders.
The Exchange reports: 'Sal.s 3G5" bales: de-
y,Snd pOoi. market unchaDo ICED.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-08
STATE LINZ STEAMSHIP COMPANys

LIMITED,
Tho following new first class full pOwefed GltS
built screw steamships are intended to sail regue
larry between NEW ORLEANS and kIVkRPOO1
. TOMS
STATE OF LOUISIANA, Lieut.. Johnson RNR 1000
STATE OF MINNESOTA, Lieut.. Hamlin R.NR. 2O0D
Stair or ALABAMA, CAPTAIN Flint. ~24o1
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA Captain Knight. $500
STATE OFVIRGINIA, Captain d OOdo.. ..s ~. $500
Stair OF GEORGIA, Captain Cooper. ......s.. 23O0
STATK OF NEVADA, Captain Braes. .. . $500
STATE OF FLORIDA, Captain - ...........2S $500
STATE OF INDIANA. Captain Sadier.. 's'"3SQ6
III = :: ;':;':''
VIM saii from Few Orleans for Liverpool Greet
From her wharf, post No. 81 Third District, eppQs
site Liverpool Bonded Wareh use.
viii receive and sign through bills Of ladng -
Havre. Bremen Hamburg Antwerp. RUttSrdAm,
and all continental ports.
Return tickets issued svailAble for TWELVE
MONTHS, at reduced rates, and through tickets
to ali parts Of the United Kingdom and EUROPE.
stewardess and surgeon are attached to each
steamer; NO charge 10 made 6os attendance ap1
medicines
Money orders granted free OF charge
Prepaid emigration tickets issued here - nAlo
ties deslrOus of sending for their friends
These vesselo cross the bar ot al time1 VithoV9
detention.
For freight o. passage, having suyeros ssesae
mOdati0ns, apply to
se1a No. IS CaYondeet street New OrleanA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-08
MERCaANTs' STEAMSHIP lXNE.
The stsamsaip
MISSISSIPPI.

- n. B. CROWELL SOmManSsf.
viii leave ewharf. foot Of Jefferson stresx "a
SATURDAY. November II. at 8 A. N.
These steamers have superior accommodation
fOs passengers.
Cabin PASSAGE. ............@sA
., SteeraHo. ...'.. ........ ............s ~
bllls u ladng signed through to Liverpool, Gi8p
cow, Bremen and Ham burg.
Through Tickets for First Glass; and Staeraao
Passengers for Liverpool Q nd the Continent cone
Meeting With GuiOn's Line of Steamezs aailine
from New York every WEDNESDAY,
For freight or passage. apply to
JOHN II. LODWIGSKN gent.
-. No. 1870 Common street.
The steamship GENERAL MEADE will fOllev.
leaving SATURDAY, NOAember 81, at ga. M. ja6
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-08

FOR HAVANA. VIA CEDAR KEYS AND
hey WEST,
United States Malt Liue.
WILLIAM p. CLYDE, EMr.iA
MARGARET. LAVAOG.
kSA Tho New Orleans, Florida
>6 and Havana Steamship Company
A6axSS will dispatch one OF the above 6rct
class steamers from New Oyleapa
Every Wednesday.
Tonching az Cedar Keys amt Kew Wess Snd oogyD
Meeting with steamers 70, Apalac1cola, st. Marks
RATES OF PASSAGE
To Koy West. 70 Cedar KstA
CSaoins.s.ss'.s...........$40 gas
Steerage.... ............ 20 IL
Through bills Of lading issued to al psints In
Charleston and Savannah
none but the company's bills OF fading hgne4.
and none signed after sailing of the steamer.
opiendld passenger accommodations, and through
tickets given to above points.
Office. ''~-' wv
For freight OF passage apply to
!. K ROBERTS, Agent,
JAW No. 10 Common street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-08
LADIES, LIST.

. AxSls
johnson Alepson Mrs
Johnson Artemus Mrs
Jefferson G Ars
Johnson Kate Mrs
Jones Annie w W Xrs
Hamper Mary Mrs
Knapp wilhelm
Klein Mary Miss
Kline Mahala Miss
Knight Martha L Nre
King Mary Mise
King Mary Ann Miss
Lambert Kate NIs
Lardner Mary Miss
slew Sallie MISS
Lensinger P N Mrs
l,eech Eettie Miss
Leroy Susan Miss
Lenpeut Hattie M1s
Lyne Anna Miss
Iindop H Mrs
LOwenstein Dina NrA
Manren J Mrs
Manhatfey Hannah Afiss
May John Mrs
J Martin Azelis Miss
Marks Lucy Miss
Martin Maria Miss
May Tavva Mrs
Mari Virginia Miss
Messmar & Mrs & 60
Melville Pearl Mss
Melyefs Mary Mrs
Milburn Teresa Mrs
Miller Fannie Mrs
Miller Alice Miss
Michel Eliza Mrs
alosely Dolly Mrs
MorgaI Mary Mss
Murphy 4 = Mrs
Murton Margaret II -
Gulvsy Peter Mrs
Aury Selma Miss
sioRk Christina Mise
McCants Imogene Miss
McCOard Cora Mrs
Mckay Mary Alice Miss
Nelson Kate Miss
Night P;slmells Mise
O'Neill Bridget Miss
Palmer Mollie Miss
Patterson William J Nrs
Paterson Mrs
Perkins Elizabeth cs.s
Porter E g Widow
Post Mrs
Puig Dixie e:sB
Pur! X n M.sA
Ray } Mrs
Rardle Ellen Mrs
Read Hettie Mrs
Riley Eliza Jane Mrs
Richards Sarah Mise
Ribert Charles Mrs
Robert Marie V Era
kayal Alice Miss
Ross Anna C Mrs
Ripley Fannie Mrs
Nanard Mary Miss
Starks Maggie Misc
st. Martin CeYrinna Kiss
StSgg Mary Mrs
Static Christina Mis-.
EettOon Laura L Mise
Shereg L,sttie J Miss
sherlock Hattie = Niss
schreiner ) Mrs
Shlvner Sarah Mrs
Sinclair Pealey Miss
StinsOn zane Mrs
Schmidt Laura Ma
Smith HanoIah
Smith Mary Mise
StOneg Gorilla liiss
Scott Augustine MIA
Stene Isabel Mrs
Spencer 4 A Mrs
Teller kya A Mrs
TennisOn Mary A Mrs
Thieneman f n Mrs.
Thornton & Z Mira
sTh0rnhill MrsI
Thomas Charlotte
Troth Ms
Thomas George " Mrs
Thomson John Nrs
Van Loon Martha
Valentine Celes: Mrs
vercun:: W Mrs
Vreeland Camilla Mrs
verrett Ernestine Mrs
Walker Maria H Mira
Walker Felix Mis-
Wevy Mary Ann Ma
Weiches Mary Mira
Wal! Mary u Mrs
Wire'Fsnnie Z Miss
Wyss Christina Miss
Wilbur Jenny Mics
Wilkinson Josephine LASS
Winchel3 Il Mrs
White Maria Mrs
White SAllie II Miss
White Brazette Mrs
Wilson Christine Miss
WeOdman F & Mrs
Williams Hattie MrS
Williams Nancy Miss
ZegrinO Mrs
Zesailagce " RIA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-08
EXPORTS.

HAvRE-Ship Eaden-3s53 bales cotton loo. Ddls
hides 5000 staveS
enthusiastically S.rass5ur.-3lso bales col.
ton 50 hhds tobacco
LlyERPOOL-Ship Ceferna--26s: bales cotton
1900 slaves
LfvERPoOL-Steamship Ponce.-l6iO bales cot.
ton 653 SKIS ocake
MISUNDERSTANDING Jamaican 2i3i bales cot
ton i150 SKIS Oiieake
MISUNDERSTANDING Mississipp-3S92 bales
cotton Is sks seed cotton l46J SKIS oilcake 26 pkcs
talloy. $50 bills rosn bales skins 1900 slaves
NEW Notwithstanding Cortes-8O8 bales cotton
43l bales sisa grass 81 bags WOO! I4O bds hides $50
bbs oil 80 bbls beef 800 bbls mOlasses
NEW YORK-Steamshp Western Metropolis
27.a bales cotton l4l5 dry hides 374 bdls hides a
bales hides bale skins - bbls oil bales wool J
hhds tobacco bales hair 10 bales moss 10 cks
metal "a cks bones $40 bbls mOlasses
PHILADELPHIA VIA Notwithstanding IN.
nata-For Phladeiphia--i7s bales cotton 597 bags
wool hhds bones % hhds bone black 20 hhds iron
!: tons tron .? bds steel 20 bales 1903 hhds gu.
gar 1861 bbls molasses 34s bdls hides 536 dry hides
hhds glue stock So bbls oranges bdls skins S.
bbls grease 4a tics hams Is bbls apples $500 in gold
and snndries
observation-disclosures Amite-sOO ak, corn 700
bbls -four 50 half bbs hour 20 bags coffee 40 sks
bran 20 sks oats J.! bills whisky cks bacon 300 bxs
I0dso
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-08
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN,
sunday. November 8. 1874
~ SytrfN VECTEDnAv

VLEANEO EN- NnDAHs
Steamship Western Metropolis. Quick. for 0ev
York
Steamship Ssras burg Barre. for Bremen via Ha-
vana and southampton
Steamship Juniata Cathsrine for Philadelphia via
Havana
British steamship jamaican, windsr, for Liverpool
British steamship N lsslssipp Weeks. for Liverpool
Spanish steamship Pence, Portuondo, for LiSeEpoo!
Steamship Cortes, Freeman, for New York
British ship Ceferina. Jones, for Liverpool
Ship Baden Paine, for Havre
Steamer Amite. Adams. for PeUsScOl4
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EENTLEMEN's LIST.

Donelly G
D0ussan {:
COrhaIl J.
D0Issan =
Durreirber ,es
Dunping !
Duvai T Z
Dun Thomas
Dale Marcus
De Mahey II
Earl HIS
Edga, Samue.
Epstein J
Emerson ;Osep;'
bike G
Estera r
Erwin C DE-
EgUiD !
Fannuy DC
Earray b
Fasnacht 4
Fray ser r II
Franklin B J
Freeman Walsoa
Fettig Jacob
Fletcher &
FelnOur E c
Finn } J
Fithian Joseph
Fisher J NJ
Fcier!y } A
Fitzgerald ? ( Co
Foster William
FiOyd G l.
Foster Be-.
Fox B N
Foster L VI
Garitey y
silapiOns q
Glassmlre g -
Gaithey +
Claim A
Gardner u n
Carey ] &
GeosOu P e
Green K +
Green R
Gerard " 7
Greben-tein William
Greeniee l.
Greua George
GlbrOns W H
Gilchrlst :; 4
Gil !
Gilbert Barr?
Glilon } +
Gilmore II &
Gannet:s J A
Goldman 7
GrOse N +
Godfrey } 2
Grover James
Costing Henry
Gordon q i Co
GOrtOn FA
Gordin JE
GUitmier G
Gu. Der Henry
Gualls David
Guey dan J
Gutzner Winh;i.a
Hallett G 6
NarTell Al
Hamlin J F
HartOn sanford
HSthawy G L
Hamilton s Il
Hansell H 5
Hauk c
HarradunC
Hacker P II
Hanna John
Haywood J ID
hamlin G H & Co
Hanson Isaac :
Hansen p
Han Frank
Aempt1ing John
Henning d
Eebrard william
Helkes n N
Heninan Nunso0
Hossel Julius
Heirs ma
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-08
BELOW-COMfNG Up.

Slip Beethoven, Smith, from London via Savannah
October %, to A X Miller &cO-
Norwegian ship TrOs. ---. 45 days from Cartha-
gena, to MASTER
Ship Tasmanan. Willis. fsom Bremen September I.
to Hall & Vaughan
Ship Themis. ---. from New York. q Hall j
Vaughan
Spanish bark Udolo. -. from Havana. 10 mas
Spanish bark Eeuva Copernieo. from Havana, 70
master
Spanish bark Carmen. I: days fzon, Santiago de
Cuba. to MASTER
Norwegian bark Left EHicksen. Mothieses from
Havre September II, to MASTER
Spanish bark JOvin. Naycisse, from Havana, to
Spanish bark Maypo. Font. from Havana. to mas
Bark Sarah. Tllly. - days from Boston 20 MASTER
Bark Ocean, Bersh. from Liverpool September II.
10 MASTER
austrian bark TRADE, Tarreboc.s, 65 days from
Rotterdam, TO MASTER
Norwegian bark CavOur, Steansen from Rochef0rt
September 5, to master
Brig Wavery. -. IL days from Baltimore, to
MASTER
Spanish brig Seuva LugA.. Oibesman. days from
Havana, to MASTER
Schooner Gertrude Howes. Ward. 10 days from Ru.
atau Island. to MASTER
BELOw-wAITING ORDERS.
British ship Livingstone. Hilton, from Antwerp Au
gust IL. via New York October
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-08

Weekly Quotations Of Hides, Etc.
Messrs. Hay 4 Mehle furnish us the following Re.
port. Their quotations represent actual saies
Ut first hands Weighing, bundlinG. 0IayaSO anu
have to be added:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-08
ARRIVED YESTERDAY,

Steamship Mississippi. Crowell, from Kew York
3lst ultirno. to H Lud widsen-2d district
Steamship New Orleans, Dearborn, from New York
3lst ultimo to A Mouton-2d districts
Ship Calliope, st clair. from LOndOn September J.,
to Lowell 4 Bailey-3d district
Bark David McNutt. Stewart, days from Havana,
to Chaffraix Agar-AlgieYs
Spanish bark Virgin dc Monserat. M.rgss, days
from Havana, to n PUG &co- Gretna
Schooner Anne, Hawkins, from New york. 70 Geo
A FOsdick &cO-2d district
Schooner Lily OF the Valley, leitch. from UtiIla.
to J Macheca-2d district p
Steamer Amite. -. from Pensacola via Mobile
TOWEOATS.
Leviathan, Caldwell. from the Passes-Went down
!ight-Brought up ship Calliope. barks David
Me Mutt and Virgin de Monseyat and schOoneys
Annie and Lily Of the Valley
sTEAMBOATs.
Future City and barges Coli from St Louie
Trenton, Qustrevsaux, from Washington
xabne, SinnOt. from Grand Ecore
St John BaraneO, from Baton Rouge
Henry Tete. Aucoin. from Donalds0uville
Mary ida, Raymond, from Convent Landing
WallOOn, Ruiz from Lower Coast
WawenOck. Gleason. from Bonnet Care
Bradsh johnson. BrOtberton, from Lower Coast
Hunter. Radsvich from Lower Coast
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-08
SLvERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS k.iNR
OF STEAMERS,
BUILT EXPRESSLy FOR TKE FEW OHEkApA
TRADE.

TIKI 6ISSSSS1PPS AND OOGfylOH LINZ
FIRST CLASS POWERFUL SCREW srsAMERA
TonA
MONTREAL, (building). $3.50
DOMINION, Captain BOuchette. .........,....32O $3.50
ONTARIO, Captain French ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS O
vICKSBURG. Captain RObegts..... .......... 25aS
MEMPHIS Captain Mellon. $50
TbXAS, Captain LaurensOn. ..................23S0
MISSISSIPPI, captain Wrake..... ............2 Zoo
QUEBEC, Captain Bennett .........2 2ON
"a. AOUIS, captain he0
- Fer Liverpool osrse''-7as
&E steamship
81. LOUIS,
REID, CcmnAudsss
VIII leave on Or about August H.
From her wharf, foot Of Jackson stseet, Fourth
District. Will ssceivs and sign through bills Of
Serdam, and all continental portA
PARTIES DESTROYS Of sending for their fieuds sas
purchase prepaid emigr alton tickets here. ! 10.
ducti0n allowed when applied for in groups.
For freight or passage. having superior seooaps
fpodatiOus. apply to SILAS WEEKS Il CO.,
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Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1874-10-15
Reducing Bones for Gardens.

IT is not often that bones can be col
lected on the farm in sufficient quantities
for field crops, but every man who has
garden can make little excellent manure
by saving those within his reach. 1t is
useless to recommend converting them
into homemade superphosphateb by using
sulphuric acid the difficulty and trouble
in procuring the acid away from cities,
and the care and experience required to
use it, are sufficient objections. There
are, however, two modes Of reducing the
bones which every gardener may easily
adopt. One is to place them in thin lay
ers in fermenting heap OF manure,
which, if they are previously broken,
viii soften them enough to cause crumb-
ling after the lapse of weeks, when the
heap is worked over. Even a common
hot-bed will do, if the bones are frst
broken into fragments. The other mode
is TO boil them, as follows: Mix them in
large kettle with wood ashes, and to
make the ashes caustic add about peck
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1874-10-15
Best Organs ON Most Favorable Terms.

The new terms offered by the Mason q
Hamlin Organ Company for the sale OF
their celebrated instruments create DIS
satisfaction with many dealers, who de-
clare that they will greatly injure the
business of selling other organs, especial
ly by peddlers. BY these terms person
is allowed to hire an organ, paying only
a reasonable rent for it-having the priv
ilege, of course, of returning it at any
time after six months, or of purchasing
it at any time. If the purchase is COM
pleted within-a year the whole cost OF
the organ is only to 10 per cent. more
than if all cash had been paid at the be-
ginning. r.
Dealers say this is much too small diff
ference for the accommodation in time,
and privilege of returning, gwen.
The Mason & Hamlin Company are de-
termined to try the experiment thorough
ly at least, being confident that their or
gans will prove so attractive and salts
factory in use that scarcely any will ever
be returned to them. Circulars with full
particulars can be obtained by address
ing them in Boston, New York, or Chi
cago.--Ercltanqe.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1874-10-15

1t is comparatively easy to adorn each
month of the year with some form OF
floral beauty, and in this way to girdle
the season round with flowers enough
and to spare. Still, roses all the year
round continue the exception rather than
the rule. Only in gardens here and there
is this feat of cultural skill attempted,
and in comparatively few is it actually
accomplished. Many succeed in making
roses almost as common, and even more
lovely, by contrast at least, in March
than they are in June. But there is a
dreary blank from November TO Februa-
nv in most gardens, hardly lighted up by
one solitary rosebud, and how few can
say, even in the highest ranks, " My room
has not been roseless for dozen or more
years" Is it possible to have an unbro-
ken succession of roses? No doubt 1T is /;
for what one has done others may &C
complish. But what of the expense and
appliances, number and character OF
houses, plants, ETC., needed? hothing
to be alarmed at. OF course space,
plants and certain conveniences are
requisite; and if one could command a
rosary under glass, properly warmed,
the supply of roses all the year round
would be made easy. But, without that,
and with moderate supply of, say, 30,
or 100, or 200 plants in pots, the year
may be wreathed round with roses. For
the purpose of an uninterrupted supply
no varieties are SO useful as tea-roses;
and few of the superior varieties of
noisettes on back wall of greenhouse,
conservatory, glass corridor, or case are
invaluable for producing fine flowers
when they are most wanted.-1he Cur
den,