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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-16
GENERAL NOTES.

U.SL sehSOu slAGc 4OOO'
FRANKLIN PIERCE was the only Pres-
dent who went out Of office with his origi-
nal cabinet intact.
MRALEx. II. STEPHENS, who has been
dangerously i'll, has been relieved of his
sutierings, and is considered out ofdanger
Now the saucy Pennsylvania RAIDS are
talking about 10000 majority in Penn
sylvania. \ little success makes their
heads swim.
Mr.. EDWIN BooTH has almost entirely
recovered from his recent accident, and
will appear as Hamlet at the Fifth
Avenue Theatre on Monday, October
18th.
DIR. HRLMBoLD, the great Buchu man,
doesn't like confinement in lunatic
asylum. He escaped from the Bloom
inrdale Asvlum, near Philadeiphia. on
Sunday but was afterward captured ana
returned on Tuesday.
The Inter. Oceans last young man
with bloody shirt is named Smith. He
claims to have been shot by White
Lcaguers. st Clinton, Miss, who then
offered him "to eat wha. they said WAS Il
human steak, which they had cut from q
man murdered tho night before.
AN exchange says: General o. 0,
Howard Is trying to show the sinners Of
Oregon the way to salvation. II he don t
succeed any better than ho did in running
the Freedman's Bureau, he will bank
rupt every man who invests in salvation
Oh his account.
THE Star Glass Words OF New Albany,
Indiana, turned out, a few days ago,
what is claimed to be the largest plate Of
rlass ever manufactured in the United
States. 1t l. l9S inches long, 80 inches
wide, which 1881 square feet, or 9O,9Oi
square inches. 1t went to Indianapolis
to be- placed in business block.
THE Mormon system Of voting beats
the .plumpins' custom Of England all
hollow. \ man can put in a vote for
every wife child and grandchild he has
1t is said that, on one occasion, Mr.. John
ID. Lee of Mountain Meadow notoricty,
"cast three hundred and fifty votes,
standing at the polls more than one hour
to do it, He voted Tor ali his wives, his
sixty-four children, his one hundred
r,r.r4 4.I, llrauf fgpt all his known and
possible relations.
T.,,.;,., r,.,, - ,,;t-o- c,1,.corir,
ca Ae'0''' '0'0' - 81
ha. been again proven, this time at HYDE
Y'li', Vermont. y l"u P''Ne" "P n"
empty can when h"t once con a'"'"'' '"''
crnpounu, "nt l a. mm." ..,o m|1 oDJ nj" wa. at
feminine with a hammer and gouge to
remodel it, when the blows OF the ham
mer caused an explosion. Inc lad ; TlSht
hand WAS torn from ms body and the
fragments scattered around, while his
body was terribly mutIiated.
,C,,.r,,.>.,r, ,,or,r.rrar wilIiur to
-, - -
make h''iseA " mary - '"' '''''0
science allowed himsrl. To be siunS u
d,vs ,or,ecutiye,v by u bees. a bee per
,,;..l:... ,.o' - ...o-,.i, r ,lo
day' MS ooJ''' "''' - 's1'' ''''' " ''
human frame can become by ino'H'a''oh,
bee sting proof. lie claims tA"I nc n"s
found out 1t can ana Ih"t no Pn'" WV, ""'
gNPeF'ehteu' or anu H't'' NV go T"S'
Hence We are S"P''"'''! SI"'..','' ~
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-16
Young Christian Men Greet Young
Christian W omen.

FlTCuByRG, Mass, October l5.-Ihe
State Convention Of the Young Mems
Christian Association resolved. yesterday
to send a greeting 70 the Young Nomens'
Christian Association, in session nj Pitts
burgh, and protested against encfoa"h-
,neut upon the Lords Day.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-16
Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, October l5.-Flour-Steady
and in moderate demsnd Wheat-Frm
and IN fair demand No. white Wabash
81 2OI; No. l white Michigan 81 %!
No. , do 81 IS; extra 81 20; amber Michi-
gan seller November 81 2ji; seller De-
cemher 81 %. Corn-Steaiy and in
moderate demand; high mixed sole low
mixed 6Oc yellow 62!c; no grade COO;
damaged SOC. Oats-Steady and in
moderate demand; No. 2. 37!c; white
43c; Michigan 36lc; rejected 3Otc.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-16
Fatal Accident.

AUGUSTA, October l5,-This evening
the steam mill of the Kennebcc Land and
Lumber Company, with its valuable ma
chinery and two lumber houses, was
burned. Loss $4,000. While the fire
WAS in progress, derrick fell, killing
Herbert l.. Beale ard severely injuring
Charles Diplock, members OF tho Pacific
Fire Company.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-16

CHICAGO, October lj.-Burleigh, of
Chicago, to-day, challenged Maggioli Of
New Orleans, to play game OF billiards
for the championship of tho Northwest
and Southwest, and deposited his forfeit.
Arrangements will probably be made to
have the game occur on January Stb, in
New Orleans.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, OctobF b Flour -
Quiet and unchanged. Wheat-Frm;
No. > red western 81 &c; Pennsylvania
red 81 25t6l 80. Confirm; western
mixed ia 74c. Oals-FIrm"r; western
mixed 44G 45c; white Acc Rve-QIiet
at 75CS S2c. Pork-Dull at $23 1jd2i 90.
Lard-Steady at l4;ml4;r. Butter
Steady-western extras steady; first 25l,
2Gc Coffce-Nominal. Petroleum Quiet
at 6I@6;,; refined lSc. Whisky--De-
mand fair and market firm al 81 l.tl
III:
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NewYork Dry Goods Market,

: wv YORK, October I5.-The weather
Was rainy ard checked business. Prints
were active at reduced figures; Bristol
plaid prints reduced TO &c Cotton fan
neIs in good demand, but other staple
cotton goods quiet in first hands. Wor-
sted dress goods active best makes are
closely sold up. Woolen goods moved
SLOWLY. Flannels in steady demand.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-16
DcmnItIng Cashier SnIc dee.

CLEVELAND, October l5.-John I.
llass, cashier of the First National Bank
OF Titiin, Ohio, committed suicide this
evening, by shooting himself through the
heart. An examination Of the affairs of
the bank is going on. 1t is believed that
irregularities have existed for some time.
Much excitement prevails in Titlin.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-16

NEW YORK, October l5.-While some
colored men were returning last night
from n picnic in Brooklyn, they were
attacked BY a number of whites. One
of the negroes was instantly killed, and
another fatally injured. The police have
arrested seven of the men who were en-
gagged in the assault.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-16
Ptttsburgh Market

PITTSBURGH, October l5.-Plg Iron
Unchanged; No. standard iron quoted
at $24 90. four months. Wheat-DulI,
and prices weak but unchanged. Corn
Dull; sheled on track GsG70ci ear 50G,
re. Petreleum-Firm; crude 81 80 at
Parker'.; refined lSiclGlS.c FOR Paiis-
ieiph.a delivery.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-16
More CompIaint. OF Indian Agents,

4 delegation OF the South Chlppewas
from Minnesota, visited the Indian De-
partment to-day. They lott their agency
without obtaining permission from their
agent, and were tour weeks on the road,
paying iheir expenses by dancing. &,
TT different places. a haif-br""d with
them acted as Interpreter. They COM
plain OF their agent and desire 70 remain
here antiI an interpreter could come
from the Mission to present their case
properly. Commissioner Smith told
them that under the circumstances he
could not keep them and advised them
10 return at once.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-16

JouN G. THOMSON, Esq chairman Of
the Ohio State Democratic Executive
Committee, hurls defiance at the Repub-
Ecan Committee, and reasserts his
charges Of frauds and the lavish eypen-
ditures of money in the election just
a-.t.i
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-16

RAILROAD BoNDS-CH Mon Pacific tirsLs
declined to lO&, and Chicago and North
western consolidated to 90; Ohio * Mis-.
sissippi seconds advanced to 50, and Ohio
& Mississippi consolidated sold at SO;
Milwaukee Il st. Paul gold IS ssh.
STATE BoNDs-QWet.
On the Cotton Exchange today the
suspensions Of c. J. ketchum " Co. B.
Cump, and kutar ~ Ebert were an
nounccd. The last named firm say they
are even with the market, but want
their contracts closed at once. These
failures are caused by the rise in cotton,
the firms above mentioned being Oh short
stock.
SrocKs-Thc market opened firm und
higher, except for Erie and Missouri Pa
citic, the former declining from loo 10
1863 and the latter from III to l5t;
Western Union rose from AT to ~; Pa
cifc Mail from Sc to 36!; Lake
Shore from 531 TO 81; Northwestern
from 81: to 35i 81. Paul preferred from
6li to G2i Union Pacific from Ga! TO
CT; Delaware Lackawana " Western
lIS3 to llSi; New jersey Central from
lC34 to l04t; Michigan Central from %
.5j!; Hannibal " 81. Joseph from l. to
Is and Ohios from l6t To- II; the last
hamed afterwards reacted to lGi. Quick
silver rose to 10 for common and TO %;
for preferred At the second call the
market WAS quiet and firm. Atthe close
stocks were strong and higher. Delaware
Lacawana & Western made the greatest
lvanc', rcachiRglll9i a. advance 4 |!
per cent from the lowest point OF the
day. The recovery of the remainder of
the list from the lowest point was to |
per cent. Lake Shore advanced 10 Say.
Western Union to 7i:, Northwestern TO
3jI, St. Paul to 32i, Erie to lG!, HannI-
bal and St. Joe to Is, Michigan Central
to 50: and Missouri Pacific to log, The
other changes were less important. The
transactions on the Stock Exchange AZ
grcsated ll4,OOO shares, of which 900
were Pacific Mail, 5000 Western
Union, 1900 Northwestern common, .
800 St. Paul common, 1900 Erie, A.
900 Lake Shore 10000 Ohios. 1000 Wa
bash, 500 Union Pacific and 5000 Mis-
souri, Pacific.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-16
Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, October l5.-Whest-
Quiet and unchanged. CONFIRM and
higher low mixed Csc; high do &c. Oats
Firm aud unchanged. Petroleum
Unchanged.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-16

The soldiers reunion at Indianapolis,
Yesterday, WAS characterized by a grand
parade, prayer and speech making. Sen
ator Morton was one of the speakers.
Steps were taken towards erecting mag
nifcent monument, for which two designs
were presented. one 10 cost S25O,000 and
the other 100000. Resolutions were
adopted declaring that between right and
wrong they recognized gulf as wide as
Heaven from hell; pledged themselves
always to uphold the right; renewing,
among themselves. vows OF eternal friend.
ship; paying tribute to their dead COM
rRdes, and declaring that their orphans
were the loved and honored children Of
the Republic, nc.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-16
sudden Death.

LouGsvILLE, October l5.-Mrs. James
Pcndersast tell dead suddenly to-day,
while in the presence of her family.
Apoplexy was the cause.
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-NOTICE-The Genuine Edition
IFE AND LABORS OF
LIvINCS ST ONE

Including the "Lssr JoCEAALs,'b uN-
folds v!yiGly hIs ~ year, strange adE'n-
tures, also the CuTio>itIe-, Wonders amt
Wealth OF that Taryclou, country, and -
absolutely t!e only new complete work.
Hence Il sells Just think, 1900 first sever
weeks. Agents sUcc">- would HsiuEish
YOU. more wanted. Send Tor terms and
1osltiye proof Of genuincues-.
HUBBARD BROS, Pubs, 20 SAMSON -
Philadelphia, Pa. y-!D
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-16

We received serenado last night.
We presume il was in honor Of the cleo
ton Of Hon. ALFRED CALDWELL to the
State Senate.
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ECLECTIC INSTITUTE,
I32 MADISON ST.,
BAITI MO RE

Mrs. LET!TIA TYLER SEMrLl
vi Principal.
This school viii open l7tu of September
ana CLOSE 18th ui June. English, Music
Mathematics, Latin, French, G'rnua,
Italian and spanish, Drawing. Painting.
and Dancing, taught by most able PyOl''--
sOrs and Teachers. Also n-tlu"~o Ari
simplicity ia dress, with mOCrs,y auh proc
priciy In department.
E1'For Circulars apply 10 Principal.
augicgTD
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-16
THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT.

OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsRINGroN, Octoberl6 An.
PROBABILITIES.
For the Upper Lakes, Upper Mlssis-
.ippl. Lower Missouri and Ohio Valleys
and Tennessee. stationary or rising bar
ometer. northwest to northeast winds
low temperature and clear or partly
c,only weather, followed by warmer and
cloudy weather and southeast winds
north of Missouri.
For the Gulf and South Atlantic
States, rising barometer, clear or partly
cloudy weather and northwest to north
east winds.
For the Lower Lakes, Middle and
Eastern States, northwest TO southwest
winds, falling temperature, cloudy
weather and rain, clearing in two oi the
first districts during the day.
The Des MoineS, Iowa >tatr H'1t''c7'
has returns from a counties. IN whleh
the net Republican majority Is 24,o29,
1t is estimated that the Republican ma
iority will reach 81, 900,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-16
Hayes Majority Now Placed at 4.75a.

COLUMBUS, October l5.-Rcturns have
been received from all the counties in the
State, which are considered to be rs cor
rect rs can bo obtained until the official
returns are received by the Secretary of
State: These show Hayes majority to be
4,1j3. The official returns may vary this
count by 300 eithor way. The Repub-
licans have majority of II in the House
of Representatives and three
majority, and possibly four majority in
the Senate. All the balance OF the Re-
publican State ticket IS probably elected,
but the official returns must decide their
respective majorities. The interest in
the election remained at fever heat until
the returns from Wood county settled
the political complexion Of the Senate.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-16
BY TELE GRAPH
TO THE
WHEELING REGISTER.
Associated Press Report. by Western
Union Line, Office " orthwest cor.
of Main and 18th SITS.
THE OHIO ELECTION.
Hayes Majority Now Placed
at 1853.
But this is not Official.

CoLuMBUs October lj-Neithcr the
Republican or Democratic Committees
have received any additional returns to.
day. The Senate is still in doubt, and
the result cannot be determined until full
returns are received from Wood county,
where, it is reported, the counting out Is
delayed by fraudulent votes po!ltd.
News Just received from Wood county
ut 30 claims that heavy frauds were
practiced in Perrysburg, which will pro-
baby necesstate the throwing out of the
votes polled there If their vote Is
counted Hayes majority in the county
will bo 400 and give the republicans one
senator If it is thrown out. Hayes ma
iority in that county will be 723, and
both Republican senators elected. In
this case the Republican repre-. entative
i. elected, which gives the Senate to the
Republicans by two majority and the
House by twelve majority. Hayes ma
jority Will probably be over 1000.
TOLEDO, October ia special to the
Biade says thae Wood county gives
Hayes 400 majority, also that both the
Republican candidates for the Legisla-
ture arc elected, and that the returns
from the entire county show 22O major
ity in favor of Perrysburg as the county
seat
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-16
THD BEST
PRAIRIE LANDS
IOWA AND NEBRASKA,
FOX SALE ~ THE
BurIington& Missouri RiyerR. R, &c.

one Million Acres I'm IuwHHud southern
Nebraska. The finest country lu ih" W"rlj
- combiu" Farming ANA stock llu!~IL'
The soil is Rich ana easily cultivated o
Climate warm; seasons long; IaNr> luN o.
and FGUcuiluu Free. No pay m,ut~ I..
quirrd on principal TN tiith year, ar,h
tucu only Ouc-Syvcnth Each Year luu
paid.
LAND EXPLORING TIthITS
sold al important stations on th" hI"n"p,
Burlington and quincy railroad, aud cost
Of same refunded when land is bought.
Hair Fare To families OF purchasers, Hnt
Low Froights on household goods Hud
farm stock.
Twenty per cent premium Tor cuitI,u-
t.oE.
Large Discounts tor Cash within ono,
two and thTc" years.
Products viii pay for Land and Improve.
mcuts long before the principal J,ruu'r,
due.
The so-callod drStitution IN Nebraska,
lies In the faT western region. h"yuud ll.
lands Ot the 4. S NJ. X. E.tp.'
BS-fur circulars that viii duNcilb" fu..F
these lands, and TIA" terms OF sale, app!
To or address LAND COMMISSIONER.
Burlington. Iowa, for Iowa bands, ~ Lin
coin, Ntb., for Scbra. kl lands, or 'p
=. +. SHAW, Agent.
f"b2agNh IurkcrSbufg, West Va
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-16
pIen-nntanaproGtablr Employment,

"B,autiiul" "Chufmiug!" "Oh, how
lovely" What ar" they WORTH" Nr.
such are the exclamation, g.. 'uUSe whr
see tn. large, elegant new ChtUmUs pro-
duced by tho European and Am,ric.u
Chrome Publishing Co. Every on" vii
want them. u requires no talking 10 S.-ll
the pictures; they speak Tor thcms.iy,-
CanSa>SeTs, agents, Hnd lad les and g.utlr-
men out Unemployment, will nnd this 10 .
best opening ever offered TO make money
For iuIl particU ans send stamp tor conf
Dental circular. Address +. Oil EA~pN
( Co, ~ Washington Str, -, Boston, Mas.
sep@5-ta
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WOULD NOT BE WITHOUT
VEGETINE
FOR TEN TIMES IT'S COST.

The great benefit have received from
the u.s.. Of NEGETISE induces me 70 give
my testimony ia It's favor. | believe II To
b" not Onlyof great value for restoring the
health, but preventive Of diseases pecu-
liar 10 the spring and summer seasons.
! would not b" without II tor ten times
it, cost EDWARD TILDEN.
Attorney and General Agent for MaSsachu-
spfts OF the Craftsmen Life Assurance
Company, No. - Sears Building, Boston,
Mas.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-23
Measures Of Defense.

A meeting of the planters OF Crosse Tete
and Marin gnuin was held at Musson, Tues
day, March IL, to lake steps to complete
the detenses already erected to protect hat
portion of tie country trom the waters
flowing through Grand Levee crevasse.
ii X. Slack presided. and McCardle was
appointed secretary. 1t was stated that
works equivalent to a three foot lrvee, tif-
teen mites long had been erected by plant.
ers on the bayons, with no aid from State,
parish or Lryee Company. and that these
levers protected fnnr'een thousand acres of
cultivated lands from the dangers of mum
dation from Grand Levee, which has been
lett 'pen by the Levre Company.
The work Of leveeing was nearly COM
Pleted, yet rha means Of the people were
insufficient TO meet the expense of strenct
eniDg and defending the dykes which were
the keys Of the Notifications against the
water.
Mules, carts, lumber, provisions, labor
and some money were subscribed, and the
committee will recommence work on the
leyees Monday next. A committee was
appointed to confer with the L-vee Com
psny and procure aid, if possible.-Bato,
ROu1c A1rOrate
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-23
BY S. Gulnault.
SUCCESSION Of THOMAS SATX
DY =. EUIsAULT, ArCTioyEtR-o1

by =. GUI>AULT, AUCriONEtR.-OFFICE
~ corner Of hxcnsnge alley and Benvile street.
WE'VE O'clock M at the ' w rcsn ts a s%l0 at
tioneers' Exchange, Royal street between
Canal and Cnstomhouse streets, by virtue of al
order from the honorable the Second District
Court TO: the parish OF Orleans dated Feb,t,ar
z. 1919 the following real estate belonging to the
aforesaid Succession. t. Wit
A SQUAkE OF GRoi ND, situated In he Third
District OF this city, bounded by Niro Gay.z On
zaga and Daladie STREETS. designated by the Nos !
TO "a, 1ncllsiv"ly. measuring 3l5 ,ett II inches
1rohf on Gaivez street, front on Miro street
2s7 feet 10 incl"s liues front o. zaga street
and the same front Gu Dsbadie street. Lots Nos
and Will BE- gold i'll blmk, together with ali the
buildings and improvements thereon, cor 9 sting
OF GARY and small house OF two rooms, privics,
csteih, etc Lots Nos and TO- foim q the cor.
ner OF 0al'.z and DsbaGie streets. Will be sold TO-
gether Ia ;iudlng Dairy and house OF several
rooms, cistern, pryy, etc. Lots Nos 20, II ana e.
FORMING he corner If Orzaga and MIRO streets
Will be GOLD together, including a dairy and "a
hOise OF several rooms cist' RI, etc. Tire balance
Dansdie etraets VII be sold separately. The side.
Walk CT Tbs ettire front On Gtlvez street is made
Another SOU nE OF GROUND, situated in ,be
same DIS T CT, containing twenty-seven lots from
y g. ~ inoiusiyeiy, pounded by Broad, Havana,
Agriculture and AbuF dance str-trs and LOndon
avenue, measuring 3l9 feet 10 inches front or
Havana street, 800 tiet inch fro, I on Abundance
sat - ieet ihes trout on London avenue 1879
ieet inches front on Broad and 1856 feet 10
Inches hines font OF Agriculture street; toy Their
with q lai &c dairy and a hou c of several rooms
A SQUARE OF GRCUND of triangular firm
designated by Nos. ]. q 3 auc T. bounded by Broad
havana and Agriculture streets, fr.asuriu. "a
zee, inches front Oh Broad street 1853 feel Q
! ches iines front on Havana street and l43 feet
rohI on agriculture street. together with the i'm.
proyements thereon ~
ne "hoe VIII be- sold agreeably to plans to be
exhibited It the bxcharge
leims-One half cash and The balance at one
ana TWO years credit for nnies bearing nurtaas.
a,d eight per cent inte1est per annum from da4e
IN PAID. with the usual ciaute az to insurance
and lawyers fa. 5 IN case of non payment Of sd
the insurance 10 b- reimbursed 10 III, adn,n,.tra
tor by the purchasers
, Ac,s ct Sale before d Dpriocour notary pub
ne, at the EXPENSE of the purchasers in clIj;np al
the taxes for The running year 1875 "
. al o me same day at p NJ. by virtue of the
"a ne oeI VIII be sold on G,iv, street BET ween
oizaga and Dabadie streets
~ ~ ,oo cAki, ONE LOT OF ASSORTED TOOLS
Terms-Casl mto !, 10 os,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-23

st LOUIS-Steamer Glencoe-70 bales cotton 1853
SKIS cotton seed 1905 axis corn 80 SKIS oats 1868 bbs
mSnr 1900 bbls meal l!3 bbls whisky l64 cks bacon
ZIG ties lard 400 kegs lard 800 aka malt 81 ties hams
and snndrv produce
vICKSBURG-SteamerR Lee-ll22 bales cotton
AO sks cotton seed 30 SKIS seed cotton and spdries
BEUF RIvRR-Stesmer Stella Bock--228 bales
cc T%n 81 sk. cotton seed and :;, sundries
7oO ske cotton seed and sundres
CAMDEN-Steamer Lesse Taylor-343 bales cot.
ton 3S40 slaves and sundries
cotton 81 hhds sugar half bbls molasses aud sun
FLOYD-Steamer Carrie A Thorn-l97 bales cot
ton 70 SKIS cotton seed and sundres
ThiBoDAUX-Steamer Henry Tete-38 hhds su.
gar bhls sugar 10 bbls molssses and sundr,es
MOBlLE-Steamer FavOIite-350 bales cotton and
ANTE RIvBR-schooner Victoria No 2-lo bales
cotton and suudries
CAMDEN-Steamer Kate Kinney-136 bales cot
ton lI67 slaves and sundres
Observation-Disclosures Colonel A P KOuns--62s
LOWER COAST-Sfeamer St Mary-ll7 bbls rice
l'z 7,, sEs ROM h rice and sund-ies
observation-disclosures john Woods and 10
bOats-2o0 900 bushels Goa,
r LOWER COASr-Steamer Waloon-Sundries .
LOWER COAST-Steamer Marie-Sundries
RECEIPTS SUNDAY.
ANTE RIvER-Steamer Alice--S bales cotton
observation-disclosures C Durfee-69s bales
cotton ~ head cattle and snndre.
LOVER COAST-S,eamer + Fraser-57 hhds su.
guar 6O hhls ROlasses and sundries
LOCkPORT-Steamer Lizzie HOpkins-43 hhds
sugar 43 bbis :nOlasses and sundrios
BATON ROUGE-Sta mer HOdge-l5 bales
COTTON l85 hhds 1874 bbls m0lasses half bbls
mOlasses and sundries
LCCkPORT-Steamer Era Ne 1877 hhds sugar
10 0bs moasses and sundries
WHITE HALL-Steamer Mary Ids-i4 aka rongh
rice and snndrles
-, PlTTSBURG-Towboa J Bigly and Il boats
l3a, 900 bushels coal
RECEIPTS BY RAILROADS..
MORGANS LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD.
ca ~, $2l 99 In specie $50 head cattle 264 head
sheep and sur,tres
NEW uRLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD March
ZI-eo hhds sugar bbls mOlasses % bales cotton
10, 600 in specie and suntlries
March 22-l22 bales los pkgs tobacco s9e SKIS
peas and aun,lries
NEW ORLEANS, ST oUIs AND CHICAGO RAIL
ROAD. March 22-49O bales cotton aud sundries