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OPELOUSAS.

Leaves SATURDAY, Feb. 90 at M
- For Washington, Ope!cusus, pors
lst&tt8 Barre SimmspOrt, Churchville and ail
landings on the Coast Atchafayala River
Bayou charlottesville new and Eghtdraupk5
Era No. 10.
In place of Feta,
c. c. Pickett master
I. X Muggah and S. Derbcs clerks
will leave as above taking freight passengers fo1
Bayou des Glazes, to be landed at Big Bend Land.
ing, Kinks Landing, Old River, and Simmsport.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
FIG I'm HITE CARLIN, Tchoupitoulas st.
Leaves EVERY THURSDAY at5P.M.
r. For Washington, Port Barre
Simmsport, Churchville, and all inter.
fas".'-~-s mediate landings on the Coast Atcha.
laya River and Bayou Courtableau-T fine passer.
ger steamer
f. Qautrevaux. master Henri Molaison and
Mel. Hinckley clerks,
will leave IS above, taking freight and passeugera
for Bayou des Glaizes to be landed at Big Bend Lane
ing or Simlusport. For freight passage apply on
board, or to j. M. BOWLING,
lf'oti % Decatur street.
Leaves THURSDAY, February 49, at 5 r. M.
, TT. en- For Washington, Port saarra,
~ aJSs&Ny Sinnsport Churchvile and all anG, aga
e"as14S'a OF tie Coast Atchafalaye River and KS.
you Corrtablea1-.he new and light o.argha p.ss8n.
GER steamer
VIM. Burton, master ]. r. Schmidt clerk
Will leave as above connecting at SimmspOrt with
steamer Minnie for Bayou Des Glaizes, Foe freigtt
or passage apply on O0sre or to
aus BRITTON l. EPPLER. loe Common "a.
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BAYOU SARA.

frgS - For Fishers Landing, Ruycu Sara
ahsgs8 Waterloo, Hermitage, Port Hudson
q Baton Rouge Plaquemine, and wasv
lladingF United States mail serni. WEEKLY pask
w. 3. Pike,
j. j. Brown master
leaves every MONDAY and FRIDAY at s p III.
for Bayou Sara HITE g. CARLrN, AgsnN
Tch pitollas streat.
Merchandise consigned to Hi o 4 Car.in win be-
'nrvaros" frs> 81 commission. ais IN,
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MEMPHIS.


REGULAR MEMPHIS AND BEND PACKET.
Leaves FRIDAY, Feb 12 at p M
H.Ks A. For Memphis, Helena, Mouth es
hSSSs4s3G White River, ChicOt Greenville and tbs.
& Bends-The passenger steamer
Belle Lee,
j. +. Hicks. master, ALI Grissom CLERK,
Will leave as above, connecting at vicksburg vita
steamers EMMA and VICKSBURG for Yazoo ard
Iallahatchie rivers, and at White River with pack.
cts ioE White and Arkansas rivers paying particular
freight or passage apply on board or to
nj If BURDEAU e. WAYNE 1C6 Grayier A.
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FOR VERA CRUZ.
TAMPICO, TUXPAN CAMPEACHY, PROGRE.
SO. HAVANA AND NEW YORK
NEW YORK, HAVANA AND MEXICAN MAIL
STEAMSHIP LINE.
This Line Is composed of the steamships
City of Mexico Capt w. &. Sherwood
City Of Merida. Capt. ]. w. Reynolds
Cfsy OF Havana Capt s. +. Phillips
HM4. The steamship
&&h&fG City of Merida,
j. W. Reynolds, commander.
will leave her wharf foot of Calliope street FRS:
District, on SATURDAY, February 10th, at 8 A. M
Passage to Vera Cruz, $50 gold.
3. ALEXANDRA SONS
No. SO Broadway, New York.
Tor freight or passage, apply to
]. II. WITHERSPOON Agent
No 60 Caronde,et street
The City Of Mexico viii follow March 49, o. ly
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UPPER COAsT,

UPPER COAST,
THE NEW ORLEANS AND UPPER COAST
PACKET-AS FAR AS WHITEHALL
SAWMILL
1850 The steamef
se@ Mary Idn,
]: A. Ruiz master J. L. Boyd clerk,
and Saturday at 10 A. NJ, and will return every
Wednesday, Friday and Sunday in daylight.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
ja20 6m w. J. COMAUX, 20 Cont street
NEW ORLEANS, COAST, BATON ROUGE
AND WALLS LANDING PACKET.
Leaves every MONDAY, at P. NJ. and FKICAy
at 10 A. NJ
Commencing FRIDAY October q
r. The passenger steamer
1884 b. L. Hodge,
Jas. P. McElroy master, F. Bereercn. clerk.
Returning every SUNDAY aud WEDNESDAY,
EVENING
For freight or passage apply ON board or 70
ole II + O. 4ELANCON, 30 Cont 81
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Imports.
Receipts Of Produce.

PENSACOLA-Per steamer Lzzie-s bales cotton
to II Allison &co-and sundries to order
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River Reporter N. o. Bulletin.

The weather cleared up Yesterday: over
head it was fair, but underfoot twas perfectly
awful.
Our boy purchased couple bottles of
Spauldlng's glne, Mrs Winslow's soothing
syrup, some Chinese grip, and took four or
hve glasses of sherry and btters; then he
went to work and tried to fix up our poetry
machlne-it worked long enough to get off
the following:
The slush the slush!
The beautiful slush
Not quite thick as mud
But thicker than mush
Covering the landing
From banquette to planks
Spelling our stockings
And soillDg our shanks;
Making us cuss, and what is worse
Causing our ten dollar boots for to burst
Twill be better next week
For by that time we trust
cold Sol will shine out.
Bah. f! then We will have dust,
About this time we came in and grabbing up
the machine rushed frantically to the Harbor
Police Station, and gave it to Emanuel to
throw overheard. The President of the N.
0. B. factory is making US a new one at his
foundry, and Markham is going to pay for it:
then we will have music by the band, and be
able to furnish ditty daily.
Business on the landing is played out.
The Frank Pargoud for Chicot CITY, Col.
A. ?. Kouns ard LaBelle for Red River,
Waloon for Lower Coast, Mary Ida and Wa
wenock for Upper Coast, Ruth and Bertha for
Opelousas and Lessie Taylor for Ouachita,
C nrIa
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RAIL RATES FROM NEW ORLEANS BY RAIL,
Corrected daily by N. M. Carter, contracting
Freight Agent NJ. and O, r. r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-16

COuCe,iing all the weight that should be
long to the triumph over Imitation in Ohio,
1t will not be safe for the friends of sound
money 10 take IL for granted that the ma
tional battle is won, and that for instance,
victory is assured in Pennsylvania on the
same issue. The result in Ohio is sufficient
ly close TO show the popularity of "cheap
money" amongst the ignorant and the un-
employed, and ii is evident that but for the
extraordinary efforts made in the canvass
there to educate the people of that state Up
TO an appreciation of the folly of rag money
promises OF prosperity, Allen would have
been elected by large majority. As it was,
such localities as Youngstown, where mills
were lying idle and the promise was held out
that Initiation would set all the wheels of en-
terprfse in motion, went holly wrong headed
on election day; and there are very many
more "YOungstOwns," and more idle mills
and unemployed people in Pennsylvania
than in Ohio. The work of educating all
these discontinued voters up to the true
meaning Of imitation, cannot be entered upon
too carr estly, or day too soon.
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No. Circulation More than Double
that Of amp other Daily Paper
published in Washington.

The kilograms from Ohio in yesterdays
STAR mentioned reports of fraudulent voting
in Wood county, in that state, without stat
ing which party was charged Herewith.
The matter Is explained In a special to the
New York Times from Columbus, which
says:
"a telegram from F.. s. Dod,Is, who figures
as a gas Commissioner by appointment from
Governor Allen, was directed TO Thompson,
chairman democratic committee, saying:
would .09O majority ia Wood county help
us OUT? This telegram fell into the hands OF
Capt Wykof. chairman of the republican
committee, and shortly afjerward ne came
into possession of TnOmpSOn's answer. 1T
would do us much eOOdi Presently came
news from Toledo that ross frau Is had been
perpetrated IN Wood county, AMI an enor-
nous votes ,O00-returr.ed."
The object of the reported frauds was rep
resented to be the securing OF two democratic
state senators in the Lucas district This, ii
was thought at the time, would give one
democratic majority in the senate, which
tries contested elections Of state officers
The next move would hs We been to get up a
contest On charges of fraud, and vote Allen
and bis ticket in.
1t is stated in this connection that not less
than two thousand spurious votes have been
inserted i'm the little village of Perrysburg,
in Wood county, that last year polled but GA
votes, all told. The Ohio Std'e Journal says
that "the secret OF the astonishing reduction
In Hayes majority from estimates and con-
cessions based on Tuesday nights dispatches
is here disclosed. -Four thousand fraudulent
democratic votes have been cast in Wood
county, and how many in other counties may
be inferred. The humber probably depends
on the orders received from DOdd aud
thompson and perhaps other chosen custo-
dams of Governor Aliens fortunes. Since
this swindle has been detected IL is almost
impossible not to believe that others, posi-
bly, Of much greater magnitude, have been
perpetrated."
OfcOurse these charges are male from the
republican side, and may prove to be mere
heated partisan allegations, but they GER
tainly present a very serious and damaging
aspect, and If the democratic state commit
tee can disprOve them they should set about
the work at once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-16

The bringing of Indian delegations to
Washington to treat with the Great Father"
is having bad effect on the dusky warriors
of other tribes who have never VISITED the
capital. Already since the Sioux delegations
were here several Populations from other
tribes have come on "on their own hook :"
and without permission, to interview the
government authorities in regard to griev-
ances, fancied or real. III these unauthorized
savages are entertained at the expense of the
government, and 60 back laden with pres
ents, Ii Is but natural TO suppose that Wash
iDgton Will soon be overrun with Indian
tramps from the far west, coming here for a
share of Uncle Sans good things. The &C.
tion Of the Indian Commissioner yesterday
in declining 10 receive the Chippewa delega-
tion was probably judicious, their case being
different from that OF the Pueblos, who came
duly accredited by the head men of their
tribe, and with the permission of their agent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-16

Gen. Butler can quote Scripture in support
of his theories as well as other people. Be-
fore opening his address on the financial
question at the Cooper Institute night before
last he read the following from the Acts OF
the Apostles:
reans, and of the stoics, encountered Paul
And some said, "What will this babbler
say?' others, He appears to be setter forth
Of strange gods And they took him and
brought him unto AreOpagus, saying, May
we know what this new doctrine whereof
thou spec keith is? For thou bringest certain
strange things to our ears; we would know
therefore, what these things mean"
Having thus taken his text the General
proceeded 10 expound his peculiar Views on
the currency.
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After considerable bandying of figures, it
appears that Hayes majority in Hamilton
county, Ohio, is s6i.
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oc'l-im IA. BOSWELL. Treasurer.
rEDUCATION FOB BUsINKss.-Large
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SPENCER, President. sep0-lm
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mon i'm fasts, cine fIsins9 Bronco tug,
ubr fallen ; ct rennt f6 SObn 8aae
letn m~itDerbafteter 8amerap Nacrelr
8raty If tauu, IA Sabre alt. Beire
fnb NIT BENG iebsrptbwdl56 rpobl per,
traut. SraeY bbrt auf pte 8enennune
~Sip" unp ;eiste ebenip rie Sane, uls
man ibre nUorfs" au ieben Serlanete,
feline Offenen 6dnbe. Sane bsbauptet,
bab Elm anberer Sunse BET Inndberuns
Der Detectives ibn, bic ubr sueefedt
babe, uno paB er pielelbe fallen lief, uu,
ri@t IN 0erpodt ~ serntben. Septns
fanes Ia bic ubr aus etneul Suwelisr.
Iapsn sstOblsn. Beinube e!et&seiie
| ,rurpsn In Gampsn 81. s. eeeenttsy
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-01-02

@onSir1&bere inSdlefisr rirb bon,
2.Dss. asiHtisbsn :@rOsss uup peinli6:
ss Nuffsbsn ma@t bier tm8reile bic an,
sOrtsen SOnnatenp 3u 6ermsrcrf u.
81. erfpIate 8erbaftuns oss ardAi&
S@uFsUtl&i6en @enerulbeucumdds
ttsten. GamsraIbireetprs p.8srssr. zines
Mannes. Ger bisber IN bObem Anfebsn
fanp uno aueemsiner Ndtuns fi6 ers
frsute. @sranluet wuroe oielslbe cur@
ras pberYormunplhaftli&e @sri6t wte
Serlautet rreeen bepeutenrer Defecte.
Die Nneate Der Summe ldwanft awt>
1Gen 10000 unb 800. 600 Ibalern -
on etneni pom Dem @enannten Serral<
teter, lest einem minorennsn @liepe Der
srdHiHen Gamilte eebbtisen Nueeials
nermSssn. Das Nufieben 1T um 70
erSeer. als D. Berger etn bo&bsjabrter
Mann IN, Ger itsr 80 Sabre in feline,
lssten StsQuna ft6 betnnp uno bas
unbepinstefe @srtrauen ieiner6 err1@af'
stnOs. Seine Stsuuns war cine eintrdss
li&s unp bsqusme. 81 besus Elm fefsa
@ebalt ron 1000 Tbalern, rsi1lt1ee
log. Dsputat, observation-disclosures
f6dpisuns ,c.,. aud fane ibm @aut'
page CUR 8erfaeuns.
Dem vSGmab. Wnfur" piro aut
Bapen beri&tet Die Auffsuuns pei
@rabrenfmals fiji Die I'M sabre 1S4!
fanpre6tli1 0~srurtbeilten auf zen
GrieobOfe au Gufurt 1T pom, Geiunes.
epupernement nidt 9ensbmiSt Ucrren
Mls nMaGtne6fclserin res pamalise'
babil@en 8risssseri&ts", betBt sS In
8sf1isb, babe oiele 8sb6rre ausfdliee
lid iber Die betrsfsnpsn @rdter I'M
2si6en su oerfIsen, uno tSnne Die BE
wiaisuns sur NufasIuus zines Grab
rails ni1t srtbeilt rerpsu. Das WDt
unrent s~ep5bnli6e Stetnbauerarbett Il
bsreits fertis.
Observation-Disclosures fdeinen In C
Ndbe on8erlin faft epibemil@ 3u per
ben. Muf bem rpr BCrbaBen 8elesene'
Sir&bOfe fino. wte i6Cn ucrber auf an
ptren, in rerl6isoeren Na6ten @rdbs
ssrftbrt uno Sinrerlsiben aus ben sd
gen serifen tuCreen.