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, 1875-11-25

EXPLANATION Regarding Gu E1nE-
xcfsatcG story OF Trouble Hctsgcen
That Enstt1ution nnd the Now Htnso.
Eeat

FS~nr.
s1ptun"tt@vn IN .r.n's,,,.s s,..s~.s,,
KcFstcd Htoly OF Asono
That Institution ana 31to NOW "'"'o-
sAstaso alcn.
ISp<cah DIsuatsh 10 7hs Chfea7o 3r1b't"e.
Jol1Er, ILL.,, Nov. 2i.-For nonss tims past ex.
aoecy.tcd ronorta bago pecn In circulation Ia
-, ,,.,. .,;tv ,n c,sowhn,c to th,
ce1ta1" e'ie'en III ,u'n wy CIV .a.s- a..
cFoct tbat Iouola was pfe"1ne oce"eo'' 'uo
State House Commissioners on the QUO hand
and tho authorities Of tue StAto penitentiary on
.sa o,har nd that . r,,ptnre bet troen tho two
1ao o.ue'' ~. tt,,,.s. po-t< ranr.so,,t,d an,,-
WIS ilntn1hont' Aneeo .opo'to AoP' ,. 49,.
Htautially that ". ID. RlclhEuson, VINO haa tno
contract for furnishing tho stone for tho
n4w hthte- Houao, vaj some $4,000 in
.,roo-a -i,h hi. navmeuts. that the
A'.oA'o 'A - =, -, -, a,,,,a.,, ~
prison. on account o1 'iae' nsa peea ou"se'. "
borrow large sum OF money 10 order TO oelfay
Its necessary expcnpea; and that in ht rrobsbll-
itv tt,a 1eui.1ature at ,ts noxtF meeting, would
~ ~, ssu..,nS ~ .,.ta an .nnronr.t,on for ihe
10 @ome,'sa ~ ,l'.a,,..s 'us"e 49, 's''"
oehcns OF the lhs1tu'!pn'
These reports coming TO tue knoNIedGe Of
YOUR corfesponleut, from IN apparently 1e!iabie
sonrco ,n5,,caa him tn y,sit tho pouikeptIsry for
ss"' sss's',.s ~ s...r,,,ri,o ram III, w.,dep
tuo po1Pooe ~ Hoe''
, 1875-11-25

IN CHICAGO.


QUESTION or couaTxAfE111Sa.'
IAeso is YoaAon to beltove that ono Of tho
most dangerous enemies OF tho ltevenue Bureau
ia thu countcyfsitcr. All other ueshods Of
stealing drasf themselves beaida this, IND tho
damago dune by Inc uBo OF forged stamps Ia ons
that has secretly been Claiming much at-
tontion OF late. 1t IL sald by persona In posi-.
tio1 to know that this branch OF tue business
has boon traced 10 Chicago, aud that there Is
evidence pointing 10 tho use Of tho cuuntorfcits
by 1t Ieast ono listiller In this city. This feature
has been considered only faw days. and In the
most careful And secret mluner, BY an hgont
sont hers for tho purpose.
Ait that could be leA1ued about Il last n,sht
was that tho examination now going on Of stubs.
stamps, and returns revealed 10 ali aatoundcA
ot1lcor tho shipment Of twp packages Of liquor
from this city mitbio tha same 1eok nndar tho
eamo numbered and iette1ed htsuips. The mis-
sion OF tho Hoyesnmeht Ageut IL to tind out
ether {acss in tue eaeno connection. 1.-THE faota
$40 p,o. crly brought home, there will be = se2-
ufe aud Hut1o arrests OF parliea not heretofore
suspected.
CHANCE or BALL.
Rudolph Woke, Al indicted Gsuger, wAa yaa.
tsfdly surrendered by biz bondsman, h. q.
Schmidt, aud new recogn.zsuccs wsse entered
into with p. J. G.losy - surety. Tho amount
Of the bond - loft ut VI, 600.
An EXPLANATION.
The question of tho loss Of tho eiI stamp
books haa 4taned 10 agttate sover1t revenue
onicess 70 An undue end unpleasant deREeo, and
various explanations hare ~ oeeo offered Is to Low
| ton thAt tue loss did not tako place during tie
| prcsont administration. 1nasmuch as thls fact
| IL admitted there aaeins 10 Particular heed for
ua.,a,dav a-n1.tnal bv a noufIhn,xn
, 1875-11-25

SpeetdI DJspateh to Jhs ca.cag' 7t7bnne.
ST. LOUIE. Eoy. 24.-The Grand Jury, Ia add
tiou TO the Indictment Of Supervisor Mum, Of
Illinois, have found = Joint Indictment
asaiust hiu, and ha isv partoor, Llu-
egar, for conspiracy to dofrsud tho rev.
cuue. Llnegsr asked To bo summoned
baforo tho Grand jury to swear that al tho
monay wlicli It was claimed was paid by tho dis
t1llets through him to Munp, was really paid to
him fLlnegar) ~ retaiusrs for legal seEyloo.
Warrants haye boeu lsauod for tholf a1test.
, 1875-11-25
CAGO, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER Is, 1876

Ink Braz'er. aud told w!toess TO sand gfazier to
bln. Wltntsa vent 10 Drazer a0d told him that
Bully Avery wasn't 1ahtlng him. and that 10
wanted to 500 him. DtazleF ~eat 10 SEQ him.
the fact that Nraztor Nas bcuR backed by prnmt-
neut parties Ia Wahhnaton, and VAS WORKING W
frauda ia 1t. LOUIS. and Joyce and Mcdonald
worn trying 10 crowd him ont OF thu dlstrict
Avcry took thor n!do Of THO fight. 1,razier
told mo ho Was working on Tho thing for sba
-oAkc Of making money out of It.
MEoauEs ArTxhrr tt QUIT TIE CROOKED
Wlsneea continued;
! v!stted Avery'a house In Ws.htngton tn le7t |
ae episs W sa s9 = &C. ss1s IT,. @
should bn no mora crooked rinntnR and ~ fur them
e e e ~ @ T e
ss1poause made ere.J effort 10 b.sat up The thing:
When bard !. had been ss',n scsnn. eon;'nneo
Ind told ne in isia tbss raid On st. Iouts VI. con.
teuaplaed. and called on Avery 10 tslE With him
onnx f. !" ,oos Ed es. to
dnAsreI 10 know whethef Avery was stll connoett
IL a = 81 a e@a, . b ;a "t s s
w,aat to ~ to mo. replied th.s Il b.. didn't
then then nd s 70 d''' h,s % beS bst .tpa f. % it'll, III
him, .ni m.utioned Hosue y ons Of r. rartlc. %
nhom had spoken. / iA.iy denied thn assertion.
rso II lev ma,nents isascteed IL ssti.f;ns lin
.ttsr talxtas @his % osaer saejscts Iefs. d ~
nature Of Tho talk af when he complained VIA. 1Aa
VIA about March, 1872,
AvEnY's DUTIES TO TIE n14o.
JoJco always told me- tttat Arcry Kept him rosted
70 the coming Of Agents and other Affairs q leaquAr
ors, and frequently showed inc letter. snd teltEamh
rurportlns to coma from him. do no! know Avery
band dwring sufficiently we'll 70 Identify It. and, hencr
cAn1 sAY whelher mol tho letter. wcet written by
hin. 1hs teeRtauas were generally ip euhst stcs
muct nle this: Your frlsnds wsll lava on Monday;
or. :" Parties Will start to.tnarrowr or eomethinE o!
that kind. Joyce always explained that tho fricnds
and "tartles referred to Revenue Agents. Avery
specific duty seemed to te 10 ketp the Anz posted Oh
| tho conlIE OF AGtnts.
CHoSS-EIAMlNED.
Tho attorneys for the defensa nado detts'
! natued effort to break dowu Tho evidence o
! neaIue On tho cross-exan1natlon, but it Was ap'
| psront that thev did not suceeed To any Inoad.
urabto e1tant tn breaking lts fuFce. That MeEtl1s
is a stlowd rharp rascal. Who Is looking out To-
nuu,bor ons. everybody knows. Tbs fact thai
llo ia testlfynR agninbt "a gteat .i1le'ns 90 ho +
| himself and bis former copar&noEs IN crime vii
render bio Testimony about "a valuable as If BIZ
| charactos werc uustained.
, 1875-11-25
AMUSING DIVORCE CASE.

tyEfc1al If1n1Ifh % 1Kt Ch7cdao IF1bHR.
LANSING, Mtoh., Nor. A.-An asnusiuK divorce
case Las Just Terminated ~ Fllnt, Mich. Mr
.pd Mrs. Newcoma had tilad bill aud cross'bll
Tor divorce. Tho partios being wea1sby, the
lawyers expected to atsska bty bouanza. The
husband and wife elected reconciliation thus
cutting them on. aud we're hIumbasinK toSetAeF,
wheu, neas midnight, the lawyers had she ana.
band arrested for oonspltaor and brought 10 the M
look .up when he COMPROMISED by pAytnH *taQ
ntto,naY foes TOT himself and wife.
, 1875-11-25

prop0.ed Reunion Of Federal md
Confederate Soldiers.
NEW lnNs, Nov. PA novement Is on foot
In Philadelphia to assemble = largs nutuber Of
tho soldiers Of the lste War In that city At aouao
tiu,o during tho centenntnl year. It IL proposed
to hsyo both tho Northern and Southern Armlea
represented by their leadin1 Gensrala and bY
thousands Of their rank aud tIe from every
s.,e world tue fact tLas thu nan vlo were in arna
against zach othur, few years ago. sro DOW
un,tcd In celebrating tho Tooth birthday Of their
country, mud ste inspired BY tic spirit Of pstEi-
ptsm aud feclluG Of common nationality.
, 1875-11-25
AVERY.
uEoRuE's TESTIMONY AEaARn1H0 H1M.

Spec1a, Dspa&eh 10 The Ch4aco Tribune.
sr. Louis, Noy. 24.--In consequence Of tho
attractions 4. the Paciflo Railroad Convention
thus morning thnro wns no great crowd Of spec.
tasors At hand when Court opened. but the case
had not proceeded far before thero VAS perfect
Jam OF auditors.
The Diatttcs-attoruey ofered in evidence
certified copy OF lslter dated Aug. It, 1871,
from tho Department At Washington to the de-
feudant, appolutlng him head Of the Appo!ut-
munt Division.
Tho oxan,Iuation OF Conduce q. Megrue
vas resumed. He 1etated, 81 IN tho
former trial, that Joyce had written
10 him In 1871 to come hero from
CINCINNATI whero he tAsn was, And he came !;
that he agreed with Joyca aud Mcdonald to ar-
range with tho dlas1llers for raunlug crooked,
sad to act u collector OF ona-haIf Of tue tai on
the crooked whisky from tho datlers for tho
Hing that he acted In accordance with that
svreement, assuring dlstli!ets Of protection IN
tho fraudulcnt practices by the Government
officials. T1o detailed the manner Of operating.
md furnished tho namea OF Illicit distlllesa
and of the VARIOUS local revenue ufti-
ee1e who ware concerued In the Ring.
lie tod Of dividing tho money
into flyo pafts-oue for himself, one for Joyco.
~ 49, 49,,
lected weekly from tho distlloties, aud tho
s"oun's pa'a ~ ~ oeahs 49,. ~. s'.s"ssn"..
| officers went to FItzeoy. part to Concaonop,
aud pa1t WAS act aside for William Q .AsesY.the
dofopdaat, This laet portion 1itness alwaya
gave to Joyce. At lirst tho amount Of It was
Sl0O por weck IT. Joyoo's direction. but Joyce
returned from Washington trip early In 1874
.na aid thst
| ,vepv ursr HAVE sa0, rzn wrrs,
aos4 A@'" v 80" Ana.
md th!a amount "Ha Always ~. as'oe' a'1''
that tho money WAS always put IN ~ envelope
marked "Avs1y," and handed to Joyce, o.
aoyn etsmss. to Fttzeoy. Witnoss nsver pait
%s' T., ,>s,,,,, ,na ,,.. ,,o nn.s,iv,
Asery any money ~ pessoo' apu naH w poe.A''
knowledge OF bis Icing pad. "itoess to'a o.
making m agreement with Dsazler. nevcnu'
Agent Who camo hero, b. which Brazlet, VIII
, 1875-11-25

WAsu1sGrps. b. T., Nov. 2i.--lpdian-ARent
Alexander g. tryluu tolosfapls Commissioner
Stah Ll,as in III altctcatiou which recently oo-
CURED at tho ComArrow Agency. Naw Maxloo.
bo was wouu.lsd Ia thu baud by an Indisu, aud
that thu latter, Attempting to escano, was shot
by Euarl. aud tL4t lostsltlas might b. looked
f5r 1t uny moment. Ho recommends ebst tho
control oi affairs bs placed ID eharRe Ut tas mia-
tH1y AuthaltlrG. 1n reply tho Commissioner
tolss, si,na u foiiows: pue the military Au-
thorltiaa in lall consiol and give them hearty
c4.olvt Stiun in bringing the 1ndlaas into subjsc-
tIun
, 1875-11-25
NO WA1eR.WoRks foR Ia CROSSE.


Ia CRo.sE Wis, Nov. 2i.--Yes.oltsY sha freq.
holders OF t4ts city expseasad thsls opinion Of
t1o plan proposed tor starting system OF wates-
worlls Ia this CITY. anu loaung tho city's credit
to tho amount OF E60. .00Q. Tho yoto cast wAa
uot large, put thu number voting for tae pIopoai-
ti,n WHx not worth mentioning, the ma4sulu
buing beaten BY about fn4t t., ona.
, 1875-11-25

T0FEkA HEWS.
Speefdi Dftaafch tu yhe CAtndau 7r'bunt.
TorExA, kan., Nov. 1t.-Advlces received hors
to-day from Washington state that Epoca Hoas.
Superintendent Of thia Indian Suporinsepdoacy,
ami Agent Gibson. Of tho os.gos, arc both to
bo removed also, that tue Interior Depart.
msnt viii not AK Cougfcss to appropriate tnon-
ey to tho 0saEes III roEaraton for tho kllnG OF
four Of their number aud tho capture Of lot Of
their property by tho kcn1u:ky militia IL 1874.
Notwithstanding TIL. c1-5oclstary Daano PROM
fsed to u,ake such u request, II charged hasa
on good snthofity tnst rtps Of hpe;nlasoss
has beon systematically datsa:dlnx, tho po:ta-
u reservation aesr Tnpska. Tho Principal oeAsEo
il TINT certain ,uonlbots Of tho tribe lstng io tho
lndlau Territory woru represented ~ eolpR dead.
aud their estltcs vera administered upon and
amount ruaii2ud BY tue scheme ls ESTIMATED At
E2uU0O.
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THE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN, TUESDAY, MARCH 49, 1875
morrow, and leave for New Orleans next

morrow, and leave for New Orleans mex
Wednesday.
Com. S. B. Coulson has been awarded the
contract for transporting government sup
plies on the Upper Missouri.
| Two barges laden with corn were sunk by
the wind at Caseyville on the 18th inst.
| The Robt. Mitchell got 200 tons freight at
| Evansville.
| STEAMERS LEAVING THIS DAY.
For VIcKsBrEG-UNITED STATES Mail
PACKET The champion L. z. Lee, VIM.
Campbell MASTER a. Mcyay clerk, leaves at
5 F. NJ.
For LOWER CoAsT.-Capt Cantons packet
the J. f. Frazer leaves at noon. Mr.. p +.
Barry has charge OF the office
FoR UPPER CoAsT The fast sidewheel
packet Mary Ida, J. 4. Ruiz master, J. L.
Boyd clerk, leavessfor White Hall Saw Mill
and the st. James Convent at 10 A. n.
For CAMDES. The Blanks Line packet
Ouachita Belle, F. A. Blanks master, Joe.
Holmes clerk, leaves for the above and al way
points at ; 7. II.
The Waloon leaves daily for all landing, on
the Lower Coast q, far down a. the Poydr.s
plantation.
Fox ST. Lows hotat- Lia.-The Paragon,
John J. d ,rragh, master, Thos. J. Darragh,
clerk, leaves for the above and all way land
ingS at ) F. NJ
srEAtEEs LEAVING. WEDNESDAY, MARCH y.
FoE. RED RIVER. The La Belle. ~ y.
Wood. master. Charles W. Drown, clerk.
leaves for Shreveport and way landing, at >
L. NJ.
For RED Rfytr. The Belle Rowland,
Geo. w. lea. master. II. G. Boazman, clerk,
leaves Tor Jefferson. Shreveport and all way
landings at 7. NJ.
For MINDES. The John Howard, II. L.
Lee, master. Z. l: Perry, clerk, leaves for all
landings on Lake Bisteneau and intermediate
ones On Red River at ) p. NJ.
FoE Lower COAST The regular packet St
Mary, Fred. Probst, master, leaves for Lees
landing and all points intermediate at noon
For WASHINGTON. The weekly Opelousas
packet Bertha, W. Burton master, j. b.
clerk, leaves at . Z. NJ. for all land
lngS on Bayou Courtableau and the Atchata-
laya, taking freight and passengers for all
landings on Bayou Des Glaizes.
The ErrH-This regular weekly packet
leaves at . T. NJ. for all landings on the Atch-
atalaya and Bayou Courtableau. Capt. Eu-
gene Quatrevaux commands, and Mr.. Henry
Molaison has charge of her Office
For ST. LOUIS. The City Of Alton, BiXby,
master, leaves at ) 2. NJ for the above and
way landings.
For RED RvEE.-The Bradsh johnson,
John Heinz, master, leaves at ) p NJ. for
Coushatta, Grand Ecore. Alexan-
lria and ali way landings
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Moore & Coleman-37 Clapp Bros &co-32 Jno Cbafe.
Bro Son-2l Payne, Kennedy dco-2O Pilsbnry-
Buckner & Bro-6 to ordcr--6 Meyer, Weis Geo:
FIiedlander-3 Prestidge, Graham &eo-3 Odell &
Wright J G Spor-2 Poet, Yale & Bowling-l J W
Burbridge &co--l j NJ Sandidge &co-l Aiken
Watt--50 sacks cotton seed J NJ Ssndidge &co--2
bales hides bale skins Dbl wax H II Hansell-l6
hides Smms & Levy-l4 hhds horns Thos Schorr-l2
sacks cotton seed Jno Phelps &co-and sundries to
oTder-Total 6f0 bales cotton e sacks cotton seed
BATON ROUGE-Per steamer & L Hodge
i bales cotton to A Lewis do C L Walmsley Sco-
- bbls moasses % hhds sugar Richard Milliken-2O
do McStea 4 yalue-to do w Burbridge &co-i do
{ Jaubert &co-12 do a Te trou-- 4 do II bbls mo
lassts Thomas &co-2 do j Thbaut-2 do A Levi
do hhds sugar Z NJ Scott--6s sacks rough rice c
Genercliy-6i do Socoli-62 bales mess f Adler
tsco--l9 do H Groebel-l7 do NJ Wells do I D Ter.
rebonne / Son-and sundries to order-Total -3 bis
cotton 90 hhds sugar % bbS molasses
LOCkPOkT-Per steamer Lizzie Hopkine-26
I II q NJ Allen Aco-9 do l half bb DO Richard
Milhken-7 hbds sugar Jno Chafe. Bro 4 Sons bbls
do bbls molasseS a Tertrou-i4 hhis sugar Conger
4 Keliey-'0 do G NJ Bayly & Pond do E J Gay &
colo do K Btltram-l5 do Richard Milliken-2 bbls
do q y Lanaux-l half Dbl do / half Dbl potatoes Il
W w Goodwyn-lOO sacks rice Thompson Rice Mill
and s'hdres 10 oldeE-Totas la hhds sugar o. bbls
mOlasses
LOCKPoRT-Y'er sqeonev Era No qO-3a hhds SUI
ear Il bbls molasses 10 Jno Adams &co-} do 81
hhds sugar Conger 4 Kelley-l0 do d Jamison-2 do
- do Brugeg-+l do Lanaux-3 do BIierre X
Wogan--:: hhds sugar ID L Te1rebonne 4 Son-36
sacks rough rice K BetIam-l0 do + \ Lapenne-50
bbls potatoes CLARK y kennesIy-.0 do Jno Adams
&co-and sGntries to ordea-Iotal, 81 hhds sugas :.
bbls molasses
LOWER COAST-Pep steamer Rice Farmer
lf0 sacks rice To Jos DAVID do \ Socolseand
dries to ortieg
!, FoSNEr CARRE--Per steamer Josephine
] Foerster-l0 do In = Ioelzel-s. bbls potatoeo II
PehlmaI-and suDdries to order
LOWER COAST-Per steamer T Frazer-l2
hhds sugar 80 bbls molasses 10 j Dymon6-1. Lbls
n SUcp,D-aud SuulI'ieS To Orue
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The LOlGSriUe tOU1G'-jOJuItI says
The river is rising at this point, with l3
ieet 10 inches in the canal, and II feet IL
inches III the chute on the falls. Business
good on the levee. Weather indeed spring
ike.
The Thompson Dean viii leave here next
Friday for New Orleans. She and the Mary
Houston will form a ine-one or the other
leaving here every two weeks.
The Henry 5. farmer wouldn't have to get
a new set OF ehimneys now if she hadn tried
70 knock down the Cincinnati bridge, day be-
Gore yesterday, with her old ones.
Oh Hyde, hide We are astonished at
you. Go "jine the Young Mems Missionary
society, and run conductor on sleeping ear
the balance Of your life.
The Nick Longworth will be down for New
Orleans tomorrow.
From the Cincinnati Commercial:
There was more activity in freight yester-
lay. The Andes returned to Pittsburg full
II people and good show of freight Rates
80 New Orleans are firm at twenty-five cents
per hundred for bacon, lard and other pound
freight sixty cents for pork, and seventy five
per barrel for whisky. and way points twenty
i've per cent higher. The Arlington and
Nick Longworth received literally yesterday
The Cherokee will arrive from Pittsburg TO-
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sGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL
Pa ssen2efs.

List OF passengers sailed per steamship City of
Mexico, Capt Sherwood for Mexican ports
DR. L I Seely and wife, A Pernas w L Cramer
and wife WIDOW + tiusman, Mrs T. Payro Miss NJ
PiernaS, Mrs NJ Bnrnes, Miss Piernas Mrs Pigeon
Il Pigeon \ Gierero. L Manley, Mrs G AIanley
& Ainory, j Fred Dodge. Pascua. \ EIguaza +
Alivera, Pedro Eeyla. J Ianaey, w q Thomas
il LG FclmineZ ) Sanches b Hummer Ii CLAY T.
e Beaman, NJ Arguete II Guma, Mrs ID Guma A A
NmbeIt, Mole Domorest Miss King + Agura A
Rene, Iiy Otis } NJ kohbock. Saver. J MARTINEZ
H + Hamilton, John HILL lima, Gomez, Y .Alva,
reI. Mrs Alvarez.
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Rpceipts of Produce.

WASHINGTON-Pe steamer Fleta-S- bales
cotton TO W Il Verlander-1- PAYNE Kennedy Aco-
/, Never Weis yco--l1 Ben Gerson-l3 " Bur
bridge &co-- Alcus Scherck & Autey-o i I Ihei
nenlan-6 Beraud 4 Gibert-4 4 \ Mouton-i Rem
shaw Cammack &co-2 Male & CaInmach--1 Z
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& w FORD, Cotton, - hours from Havana
to + A loIke-2d dist 10
Ship Reynard, CaSson = days from Hare via Key
West, in ballast, to Lowell y Baey-ith dist 80
Ship W Chapman, Miller, from Havre Jan 9Th to
master-POint
Italian brig AURORA. Adorno, 81 days from Marsees
q ma,Ier-P
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PFNSACOLa-Per steamer Lizzie-i'0 hb'- -four
1850 sacks Germ 100 sacks 10 sacks coffee - bbs
pork 10 bills molasses > casks meat hhds sugar -
boxes soap IS pk-s mdSe
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STEAMBOATS,.

NEW ORLEANS. SHREVEPORT TEXAS AND
PACIFIC FAST FREIGHT AND PAS
SENGER LINE,
Composed Of first-class Steamboats, in connection
with the the Texas and Pacific Railway Company.
@ - Leaving New Orleans and shrevs.
h1of port as follows:
WEDNESDAYS.
La Belle. Capt. NJ. y. Wood.
c. III. Durfee. Capt JOS A. Aiken.
SATURDAYS
Maria Louisa, Capt II. J. Brinker
Texas, Capt. c. w Stinde.
Giving through bills ladng to all points en- the
Texas and Pacific International and Great Northern
Trans Continental and Texas Central Railroads,
Also to Jefferson Texas
Particular attention paid to way business
Through Bills Lading signed only by
NJ. w. JOYCE,
Agent Texas and Pacific Railway
d3l 3m % Magazine, corner Gravier.
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Steamer Lizzie, Felsher, for Pensacola . Stuber
Schooner Geo Jordan. Duncan for Mobile in bal
last Norton Bell
Schooner Haiti, Z. Dow Nickerson for Mobile in
ballast ItaIcslide 4 Cameron
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THE RIVER:
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN. F,

Tuesday Morning, March Is, 1875. I
The river Office of the BULLETIN has been
removed from Kouns's Building, Canal street
ferry landing, to No. Delta street, over E.
Conery Sons, where the undersigned can
be found daily from A. NJ. to p NJ
NJ. Fl. Duncan, Jr., will, from and after
this date, represent us on the landing when
we are not there in person. Any other party
claiming to represent US will be an imposter,
as we have no other assistant
GEO. J. DUNCAN.
River Reporter N. o. Bulletin.
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Arrived sunday,

British steamship ROYAL Minstrel, Henderson from
Liverpool 18th ultimo to Dec an, Icle4a AGO
18th dist LIST street
British steamship Vickshurg TheaIle from Liver
pool llth nit to Silas Weeks &co--ith dist i6
Steamship KnckeIbocker, kemble from New York
9th inst to A Mouton-2d dist
Steamship Wilmington Holmes. from Havana via
Florida Pors, to | X Robelts-lst dist l.!
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Below-Cominx Up.

Ship Thomdean Harvey, from Liverpool Jan "a. in
ballast to Iia 4 Vaughn
Ship Eyangelnro Bowie, from Liverpool Jan Goth. to
master
Ship l. Glichrist, Emerson, from Liverpool Jan H.
to master
Italian bark Due FGate. Messina from Palermo
Jan II. to master
Baikentne Gair. Cole. 10 hays from Cabaricn. Cuba
to master
Norwegian bark Albert. Anderson. :! DAYS from
Havre to master
Norwegian bark Yarra NaITa Soransen. 81 days from
Barcelona to master
Swcli ii haIk Antoinetta, Skantze, "a DAYS from
Antwerp to master
OuiStde-Eyuiting Orders.
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, r. FOR SALE-The new light draucht
ftsaassss..1Sx2 steamer HOMER, as she lies at
AlSera For particulars apply to
BELL X MENtE
alh2 w q and IL Delta street.
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QUACHITA RIVER.

. Leaves on WEDNESDAY, March Il at pm
f.. For Camden, EIdorado Monroe.
siAe5 Trenton, and all way landings on Qua
a1-1---zZ-s.c hia and Black rivers-The steamer
Ouachiia Belle,
a. Blanks master, Joe Holmes clerk,
makes connections with steamers Goose for Little
River, 1ensas and Bayou Macon; Bertha Drummer
River; Stella Block for Boeuf River
ADAMS d WORK w b. CLARKE
Drift EfPLER. mhli
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III. ARINE NEWS.
Cleared Yesterday.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN. Z
tuesday Morning, March IL. )
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PHILADELPHIA VIA HAVANA,
PHILADELPHIA AND SOUTHERN MAIL
STEAMSHIP COMPANY
FOR PHILADELPHIA VIA HAVANA
Carrying the U. S. Mails
Juniata, J. w. Catherine, commander 1900 tons
YHzOo, L. ID. Barrett, commander. 400 tons.
FOR HAVANA.
u. w. Lord l.. Cotton, commander 100 tons.
TO sail WEDNESDAY, March II. ----
Ef$ The fine AL steamship
Sdf&ass 2EANA2S e. w. Lorde
Z. Cotton commander,
Will Yeavs her wharf, opposite Jackson Square, Al
above.
Passage to Havana %. 8. currency)..--...t35
Passage to Philade pha 30
Through tickets issued to New York; 80
For treign. or passage apply to
EDWARD 4. YOKE, Agent
nlol " CorneS Carondele. and Gravier streets