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, 1875-10-29

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DEs MONIES. H., Oct. 29.-Tbe bad weather
for several weeks has seriously retarded work
on tho'Ath,h, Knoxville l. Dca Ao,uos Extension
OF tic Chicago Burlington l. Qunry lsoad. In
stead OF reaching Knoxville Sept. 80, 1t is set
miles from there. T ack-larors are q. work day
and night 70 roach Knoxyi 10. Til, lass Lr!dro
ia being p'acod, Apa 1t In s1pcesed to have tho
road in operation by tbs lst Of December.
Tue DesMoincs Extension OF the Chicago
Rock Island l. Tactic moves slowly. Several
routes have beeu surveyed frem OskAiooaa to
Carl,sle, where junction ia formed *l!h the
lndiRnols Branch from this city. Tie last surrey
vas to Pella, shore ycry feasible and hntt -m,lo
shorter rouss was found. and It ~ possible th4t
route may ba hesectai. 1ho reports
nf lif!orout routo8 were nado to s,ii intenuont
Riddle at Qskaoosa on Friday last. Feasibility
sud distance afo the lriucrsl objects sought III
il.,s extension, the design beng to vrinR Cnlcaso
nearer tho Union raclAo ftanroad ter1,ini Tor
through time freight. This now route promises
saving OF q p1lles.
, 1875-10-29
:. ret,oit l. 1rcl Eiyof IlAi1road; aud D. B
80 80 az tho Star Uniop Lino, are ut tue Trs-

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deusA l'9c '"'"' ~ ''"
Tho lnlea! ~" 'o.N '"'' "as "'e'' w. ~
ju11rs: "ha' ".e ps'io"'o u 'no .'o'io
test. And tAa 1'"t i1"'eo''A tAtos VI oAs
ptlucFf'
Que frcnshman 9lFoE 10 another 'to to'soe.
b2 ii Ut a1'1co' 9ee'l"os' u you Keep On
cusnt'iaC VITA ''sfsp'H'' "'., ''fo' so's WHO
.qu VII s7oa h''e u' '''en"''
Grace urosaoo'l. al DFnsa''a, listonod to
v,cuo1's mns'e AMI sh"ie bchasa s!.o ntl's-
,,oodi!.--drank LAGER Icer nnl tnaio 10 icyo aIs
EHdN'
ut Dspic! Dons'crsE. OF Fh'lhdoirt'ta. and
Il, Jsmes 0aEas. OF f'o*ton' are tho executors
Il Tho Forrest viii; and tiley Ara faSpnnaloo for
,.s pvptpunaaen' Ut tso original d'slghs con.
,v]us tho Homo at slr'neYalo.
III, CbcAgo 11Ds Clao did pot kato any
II onc. Nan1o" Snrc-pop" On their Lour in
1r1l.ns, snd. a. tho toopo IN That regsnn vera
..s., oued 10 slx.y-lod, the glory Of The Gar
J., c,.7 xaa temporarily ubscurcj.
,,rerpool Aldernnn haB presented to Tue
,,,u painting By Mr.. Arm:tsge. Il. H., who
s,n,o,ea tho Chicago memo, fal picture, The
f,.,,poo uosh rcprosonts "Juli IN lac Apostats
r..h,no over Council OF scetar,os."
r,,,or associations havo boon formed In rhita-
~. s, ,,o,r n, 4ct bon, Ia tcst mi, cu1tiy In
seFs a-.rs n carticr-1d1couB. Ono of t1,e heut
lF...r,l, uon nnn,3zo OF a5p. tnakino ,1,c
p1l'r s..,.o,, p,,t,n ,-o mi, p;,,o1.,n,,,o l.,
'Ass,, s",as ,,d tt,,tv-ono minutes.
' ~.. IRA occ,ra;no IN tbo Nav yor, IN.
,-t "s. hat u 0tver wcn,,all r,o,mr, IL an
s;sna p's, Ia oon vrta NJ ,nr lima villa r,nvau
aa~'' ',a.,.tt, htooda oyar n. rorl, y uTbn
81 n'a' ,,,nt fnvs,l /. f,,ttar rn., ,,,,r
n7s4 - ..-s ,ha T.,c,.cuacuf wo,, ,ndsr.
as-s', ,,uon t,,r,n ,f,ar t,,a noxt harvard 1tn-
Hss " sA"e'
v, nst,,., the eatto, Of tho London Timer.
49,, n. editorial career thirty.afx years ago,
n,,-,xcd fnr too first two years M aaBfstant-
.s,,, ,f,er that as olitor-iu.caiuf lIo wau
e,,f u ,o,ra of age whom ,4o ,'rs, ob.ninoa en-
s.,..nt ~. an Tho Times. His heaith l,as now
s.,,.,ton
H., t,,v h,s returnc5 from c,orc,and Ia
r~.'n 'VIs ~ r,,r .,,d :. n<,,;,, -r;ttn, for ,,,o
~ ~" :. J., sa,tI ,ha 7ri;,r,, w,ll = on n,,.,
|D+*. 1,,;a,, a,1 ,,,a ,,;., ro,,o,ro1 o,,u,r.
.sus s'sns ~ n;n,,s rsnon.tranco IN ,hc svo' so
,+,s !, I'M r,,, mil tlourishrs there ina reayou
sh,,he Tribune should pro,ood to DO better
,,,n i. n.,.Abors.
, 1875-10-29
THE TURF.
WASHINGTON RACES,

WARRINGTON. D. G.. Oct. 23.-At thu Driving
Park to-day tho farae racs 2-l!ile dash. G10J
10 tho wlnuor OF tile first nsilo and 5000 to tho
w1uuas Of tho rAco. Tho fret milo and tho 1aco
woro won by Con. Harroy, DonnYbrook second,
Caroline third, Joe CerHs fourth. Tho timo OF
.he m.,o was 1:50i1, and Of t!4e race :':4s.
Tie seconl raco WhA for II purse of E325. milo
heats. for ali agrs. Tne first aud SECOND heata
and tho raco wsro won by aadsc. T,tno La
and 1:10.
TRospEcT PARK nAcEk.
NCw Innk, Oct. 2s.--At Prospect Park to-aay
the raco for this 2:2l clasB purse of $4,000, wns
won By KAusAa Chiof, Rarl1R second. Adelaide
third Tluo, 2.23; 2:27}::: 2:2.;t4; 2:2i. Tho
sec ,ud heat VIA dead betwcea kansas Chiaf aud
1tHrus.
, 1875-10-29
SHAKEN Uf,

MrNptl,s, Tsu4,., Oct. 29.-Ihs earthquake
ahock last utR4t created considerable alarm. iu
different portions Ut the city. There Wete thsco
, 1875-10-29
THE MISSOURI Pacific.

Erttiat bispdfch 10 The ChtcIHp IFbHEt.
ST. Loc1s. No., Oct. a3.-1ho County Of st,
Louis, through its attosncys. fled petition TO-
day in tho United Btaten Circuit Court, asking
for an adjudication Of involuntary bankruptcy
aganst tho Missouri Pacific Hailroad COMPANY.
Tho petition alloges that, the interest On tho
s70o,o0o loan. beiuG $4,000 per mouth, due to the
county By the road has not been pn'd for tue
mo,ths Of Juno, July, August, md s'e7tsmbor.
Tho petition also. sets forth that the Company
tHen being BANKRUPT aud inbolytnt. did, with
tho insen. to eve preference TO cer-
tain creditors, cxecute mortgage Hpon its
property. rEhts, and Franchises dated July
10. ia75. to Henry T. Val, and James y. Fisu. to
Becure tho payment OF certain bonls 10 tho order
OF said Vail 1 Fist. four thousand III number.
for $1,000 each, payable 1tay i. l>o5. .: the
Office Of tho Atlantic pac'tc Company III Nov
York. Tho county claima e7l3.o1u. Counsel
for tho county ts also preparing petition III
bankruptcy aga,nas the At1antic 4; Pacific Rail.
road. aud 10 this end counselor Bowman and
County Auditor Kecch:een viii Iesve Tomorrow
nieht Tor Now York, to atsond = meeting OF M.
Fifth Avenno Hotel next Monday afternoon
, 1875-10-29


NEW Yomx, Oct. 28,-rha yacht naunttess,
James Gurdon Bounott, o.ucr and tbs l,eso-
Iu.o, owned by 1.ufus Hatch, atarsoa yessu,day
afternoon, about $50, on their race to Cape May
and return. The Dnnnt}csn rounded the Sandy
Huuk 1igtt-ship a. ll;t7 to-day winning tho tsce.
Tho Roaolute WAS not in sight At 1915.
, 1875-10-29

icat Contest. held here today, was largely at-
teuded, Eight Iowa coi|ogas seut represents
tNes 10 the eontes: 10. tho osasorirai honosB Of
being seut aa delegate TO tho Interstate Ora
torical Contest to be le1i At Chicago. The FOL.
lowing arc thu names OF the consestants,
ant! the colleges thoy represented MISS
Genie 1iIanh. 0pper Iowa unlyaFsity, Fay
Council College: Monnt yernon; u. s.. John.
Iowa College, Gsinuclt; Miss EVELYN n. Cbsp-
u.asl, simI'sou Centenary Cotlese: Iael,auols; L.
Ea.tc, Ceutral University, felt.; !. j. smell,
Iowa State Agricultural! CoIsgu. Aues. Tue
judges wrro Senator All!son. of DIl-
hNauc. Funk Hatses.. OF the Burlington Hatet-
EYe and the 10y. ar. Morrill,, Of Dsscnrost.
rhs Judges awarded the ptlze 70 tho repreHenta-
t.so of simpson College. Miss Evelyn y: hap
man. Yl.oBs. subject, ''O;en tue tia'e WAS
discussion Vi tho soriAl qne4tlou. and moro u.
peelAIly u wotuan'h eAtlua t1 society anu
, htAla. It wls \ ptoauetlun Of mlltn beauty
III its thought. graceful III ita comFos'ttop.
aud wsa delivered vesy Hucly. Thu a~a't uf
| the judges wss en!hus.aatlrh!y Az! fopoaloo!S
chncred by tho a1ldieucs showing ulltn1dtakably
| tin: It met with popular arprnsal.
Only ono priz0 wsp mM arued. Mr.. st John. OF
| iowa Eo!.ggt was second III tho u1arktuk OF tho
judse' aud :4r. Wu!tford. OF Neoleyan unlves-
| Htty, third, .
At tho Misunderstanding Of the Society tho
| following aars elected pttfcerA fur tue ensuing
| wear: Fresdsnt j. v, camEbe!', OF the state
Untyet4,ty; Ytco-rrcs!Jenl, L. y. Cetlne, OF tle
! Weeieyan Eniyernty; Secretary. Mis- Mari
l,urneI!, Cosue! co11ege; Itoasu1er' J. J. snoll
Agricultural College.
Cseinr Nap!ls aas selected as the p'aoa Of the
| uo1t annual contaHf.
, 1875-10-29
THE WEATHER.

WARRINGTON. D. C., Oct. 2Y-1 .. fn.--Tor thu
fAkee Upper Miaasofppi, and Lower Missouri
Valleys. falling barometer, northorlJ to SOUTH
cast winds, cloudy wea.hnr. and occasional rain.
Local OBSERVATION.
, 1875-10-29

NEW YoRx. Ost 2s.--Tho HouAs Of Ishops of
Tho rroteHtant-Episcopal Church convened at
Grace Church this morning. about thirty Bishops
being present. Bishop Smith. OF Kentucky.
presided and administered tho IIolr Couimunion.
iie theu delivered m address. after wAlch tho
Ho1bs went into secret session, tor the creation
OF two A4shops, cue tor Africa, aud the o!hsE for
(ti,uA.
, 1875-10-29

CANADIAN THANKSGIVING.
TORONTO. Ont. Oct. 2s.-To-dsy, appointed ~
da. OF Thanksgiving throughout Ontario, fs be-
ing ob.erre1 ~ b general holiday. business u
entirely suspended.
, 1875-10-29

,... s"<' remarks. 1t was just tho d.rorouco boz
"'en theory ind practice,
.. '4sasa oraut Wntto has bean de.ected In
= i,,aoaietIps-or ~ 'heterophemy," ~ Ile calls
49, ut1og 10 llluttsato lhe subject Of "hetes-
', ssen', 1eccntly, In tho Gataxv. he quoted a
h,ts ' aoo fecently tcforred to Sloscs ~ dec!ar-
~. =" Ms Ssae'|ett sa!.n that tho days Of our
NJ. ..,s 'ofes eeoio years and ten. "Now 1t
Ss aoat -, ins." remarks Mt. White, "that
IN. es ot saat paragraph kuow, aud did not
p,,'na 'S0@ease en- forget, TINT David uroto the
ill.,. ia thought the name Of the Hebrew
H,.'s eSs fsalmlss. aud ho wrote tue nan,e Of the
~, @asss aud lawRiysr." On Tho contrary.
i,dn g ooshinK Of the Asnl. Tho Nsno.,eth
F.u ., a. eas;t'el 1.-THE Prayer Of aloses, thu
h,r NV NY And tho writer Of that paragraph
4A' u" mas talting about.
h. HoTKL ARRIVALS,
h,d,r, ns,s- nas-A. T. Randolph, Now Fork; /. II.
ia 3 ostas + Rai' Q; 4: I1'tehsr, Now zsal.nd;
u So.esS.a t. Sasst g = aTusnpul, n.ltimoro; Edwin WI.
T,,ss ~ y: q A4clislao, Wsstlu: Ton, p. o. ..
T., .Gfusss 10. York =. X, Nolsou. ludau 40
s H1Sss,''' 4ss, ssx ss!*h;a; Y:rt, c''rs. T.
{a i.ass i.a1: ns5sx,oxIo H. xofti u. ?: H:nmon, NV
;,ats' ;AfEed ~n!se. Detroit; Jsmes Fisr:s, Il.
II; co cftfsa';t's Ho .,-Arshnr Cs.siord, EuR.
tsaas, n'i II =: ?. Go,b. Msmihis ths lion. '.
aa4 Ha.r.n1 1eroA; y. .: ueexhaus and 4. u. iAes.
!, sai 4 v. !Ars. Ottawa. csnala );
esdu q, ,9Saatsessn1. Dstroit. ". p<ttitons,
iatnn:s ]. 1. Ea.tou, Blu Francisco. y. .
tes:A i, ,Y:r': Y:Ts--Ths Hon J. Rtchasd4on.
Sst4aala {, Wy. sas uaA. Il. Wa.tsbur1. AauAnJ; i.
At;j. !; 1GaaIfides. b a.; i. q. uoltuut truyI.
VIC g.eae r. emaYst, Bouth bend; L. Ii. Holaud, 0lns.
c.e.s.;4 soaa ". aou'. r, n;1tsF .ad Z: I. W;
fosa Il a1atys is i u'pS.s pS.. s.asl IN
tsiss JT@.sArI; T.s ). T.. K llos1ict, Nostou ",
nss k.s ~ w: t;t:na: G.,a"*, ttss:.-w i. 7.
s. aabutas n. T.; . y. X.uEs1 uesIa4.' e. =.
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Arrived sunday.

Ship City Of Boston Crosby from Boston Feb l. to
maSter-Poini
Italian bark Trresina, Gravone. q DAYS from Pa.
eImo To G Grandr-2d dist
Norwegian bark NaTIa Yarra SOrausen, A DAYS from
Barcelona, to master-2d dist
Schooner MAY Evelyn. AlcLarren. 3 days from Rua-
tan. to j MaCheca Aco-2d dist
STEAMBOATS,.
II Bigley. McEl-hern, from Pittsburg, with II
coal boats
B l. Hodge, McEroy, from Baton Rouge
Era No 10, DaltereS from Lockport
Mary Ida Ruiz from White Hall
G. III DuIfee. Aiken from Shreveport
Lizzie Hopkins, Dupuis. from Los Bport
Frazer, Canton. from Lower Coast
Josephine Cozzns. from Bonnet Care
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LIVERPOOL-Per steamship ROYAL Standard
20l3 bales cotton $500 sacks olcake ia bbls ocake
li9 pkgs hair mats Gi00 pcs st YES
LEI I'll SCOTIA ND-Per bark Saga-,3l3 l,ugs
Oicake 1900 p,, slaves
HAVKE-Per bark Jas L Boyd-2il. bales cotton
70 bales moss 1900 pes slaves
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Imports.


PALERMO-IeT bark Tcresna-2O cases lemons
sacks wine to order-- do = bbls fish l Dbl CHEESE
bbls olives Secca
RUATAN-Per schooner May Eveline-63 pine
apples 12t0O plantains 1900 punches bananas 1850
cocotnuts to 7 Macheca
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ST II AMBOATS,

STEAMBOATS,.
Kate Kinney Burton from Camden
81 Mary. Probst from Lower CoaSg
John Woods, Woods, from PIttsbnrg with II
boats
Carrie a Thorn, Grccnlce from Floyd
Hy Tete. Aucoln. from Ibodaux
Robert f Lee. Campbell. from Vicksburs
Willie, Trinidad, from Lynn Grave
w Pike. Brown. from Fishers Landing
Icssic Taylor Kenisor from Caindeia
Glencoe. Calhoun, from st Louis
Stella Block, TAYLOR. from Boeuf Riv en-
Col II + kounS Nouns from Jefferson
Waoon, Ruiz. from Lower Coast
Marie, Bassett, from Lower Coast
ARRIVALS AT THE NEW BASIN.
Steamer Favo1te from Mobile
schooner Victoria Noe from Amite river
Schooner Laura l.. from Tchetuncta river
Schooner ltehecca. from 1Hhetuncta riyeE
Schooner BcIlnda. from \ palachiCola
schooner Elizabeth Ann from Ickfaw
Schoo1 er Jas Ni@htman from Tcktaw
Schooner Monterey, from Blind rvcr
Schooner Martha d. from Tchctuncta river
Schooner Joinvllr, from Blind RIVER
Schooner Jaioasc, from Wolf river
Schooner TruziIla. from Wolf river
Schooner Louisiana staff from Eangipahoa
Schooner Ann Mctiuiun from Tangipahua
Schooner Mary Fayard, from BAYOU Laconba
Schooner Camela, from Pearl river
Schooner Alcvon, from Pascagoula
Schooner Major II j Kanncy from Pascaroult
Schooner II Preston, from Pascagoula
schooner Httter Ills from Blind river
schooner hita, from Iangl ahoa
ARRIVALS AT THE OLD BASIN.
Schooner Siduna from Blind river
schooner 1 Ter. from Pass Mauchac
Schooner New. from Bayou lacomDe
schooner B"utduCa, from Bonfouca
schooner MaIN lane from Bayou Iacouhe
Schooner Hattie ", from Bayou Lacombe
Schooner Reporter, from An4ite river
Schooner Ri-teri, from Biloxi
Schooner Hortense. from PaSca-oula
Schooner Try gain. from Blind river
Schooner Leaudtr Jane, from BAYOU Lacombe
Schooner Deceada from Blind river
Schooner Perseverance, from Ichetuncta river
Schooner Lille Dunn. from Blind uver
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Capt Hicks says the same parties that will
own the new boat will also own the James
Howard, which will be put in at fair valua-
ton, and the new boat at her actual cost.
The two will then form weekly packet line
from Memphis to New Orleans, and will begin
operations early in the season. Meanwhile
the Howard will have her guards cut away,
and be converted into a tirst-class cotton
boat. Capt. Hicks says the Belle Lee has
made money this season, and made a big
showing on the credit side of the balance
sheet on every trip. In fact, he says, she
made him money enough 70 build new boat,
and that is what he promises to do with her
earnings.
[Courier-Journal, 19th.l
MORE Coal CoMING.-In addition to the
list published few days ago, we publish be-
low the names of towboats left Pittsburg
with coal since the departure from there OF
the first fleet. More will follow in day or
two:
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Ship Harmonic, Small, - DAYS from Boston to mas
Ship Beethoven, Smith, from Bremerhaven Feb 9Th,
to master
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Arrived.

British steamship CHILEAN. Bromner FROM West In.
dics vi. Mexican ports to PIN. Forwood Acc
-ith dist
Steamship w Clyde Livingston, from Havana via
Florida Ports TO Roberts-lst dist Ii
Spanish brig Trinidad Rayo. days from Havana
to Avendano Bros-Pont
Schooner Gertrude Ilowes, Ward days from Eu.s
tan to maSlcr-pc Tier
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Exporls,

The Swedish brig Antoinetta previously reported
below, has sailed for Pascagoula
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Bel0w-CominR On.

Rice Farmer. Taylor from Lower Coast
Alice, Porter, from Unite River-New Basin
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MARINE NEWS.
Cleared Yesterday.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN. I
Tuesday Morning, March %.
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PHILADELPHIA VIA HAVANA.
PHILADELPHIA AND SOUTHERN MATT
STEAMSHIP COMPANY
FOR PHILA DELPHIA VIA HAVANA
Carrying the U. S. Mails
Jun!nta, ). W. Catherine commander 1900 iona.
fazoo, L. d. Barrett commander 400 tons
FOR HAVANA
T.. w. Lord, T.. Cotton commander Inn tona
10 SAL FRIDAY, March 20 at } T. NJ
s9s The fine All steamship
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NnZ0O,
L. j. Jarrett, commander
will leave her wharf opposite Jackson Snuara "a
above
Passage to Havana gu S. currency,.tfo
Passage 10 Phil4ielphi a....5 no
Through tickets issued to New York; 20
For freight or passage apply TO
EDWAkD A. YORKE Agent,
me- ~ Corner Carondelet and Gravier streets
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Out-ide-Waiting Orders.
Merncranda.

Ship Johh L Dlmmock, Lincoln 40 days from Havre
10 master
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STEA NBOATS.

STEA NBOATS.
THROUGH BOAT FOR BAYOU BARTHOLO.
MEW-IlEAD OF NAVIGATION
Leaves on FRIDAY, March % at F. NJ
IT, For Portland, Poplar Bun, Loui.
a slana Line, Lind Grove Rastrop and all
~ way landings on Bayou Bartholomew
The splendid steamer
Willie,
:" T. lflIdad MASTER Ihos. Hazard cisrS.
For tr's ht or passage amply on board or to
ADAMS y WORK, A gents
mn@s Commercial Place.
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NTtHTVU
British steamship Royal Standard. Johnson FOR Liv-
eIpuol-- Ocean Zerega eco
Norwegian bark Saga, Larsen. for eth, scotland
Ocean. Zerega eco
British bark JAS Il Boyd Hilton, sor Iavre-
Hall ~ Vaughan
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SHIPS.
; V OF UDSDTRs.

B.v OF HONDURAS.
For Belize, Port CabHyo, Vt, Pedro
GryA, and HonduIa.-The fine PASSENGER scboona1
lilly OF THE VALLEY Leach, master
For freight or passage apply on board or to
JOE P. MACHECA Il Co.
t-5G Otice, 123 Ole Leyee street.
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STEAMBOATS,.

NEW ORLEANS, SHREVEPORT TEXAS AND
PACIFIC FAST FREIGHT AND PAS.
SENGER LINE,
Composed Of irst-class Steamboats, In connection
with the the Texas and Pacific Railway Company
IT, - Leaving New Orleans and Shrsvs.
,h port as follows:
WEDNESDAYS.
La Belle, Capt. NJ. n. Wood.
G. Ii. Durfee, Capt Jos. A. Aiken.
SATURDAYS.
Maria Louisa, Capt. H. J. Brinker.
Texas, Capt. G. w. Stinde.
-, Giving through bills lading to all points on the
texas and Pacific international and Great Northe rr
lrsns-C ontinental and Texas Central Railroads
Also to Jefferson Texas
rsrGcuiar attention paid to way business
Through Bills Lading signed only by
NJ. w. JOYCE,
Agent Texas and Pacific Railway
uol ,fn % Magazine corner Graver
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ATTAKAPAS AND ATCUaEaIAyA

ATTAKtPAs AND ATCIIAFAIAyA
FOR AfFAkAPAS AND ATCHAFALAYA.
Leaves on II ESDAY. March y at ) p NJ
A. For ~irirnspOrt. Churc;iviIie and
s.assssaS..sYsS all landings on Atchafalaya River
Bayou thcne, PatterSonyille Centre.
Elle, Flar Kiln, tharcnton, Jeauerete New Iberia
Eausse Ponte, st. MaItinve and all landings on
Bayou leche-The light.draught steamer
Ida,
j. r Forgay, master, A. Meynier ST. clerk
Will leave rs above. For freight or passage aunlv
on board or TO H1TE q. CARLIN Agents
mhI9 Thouuitouas street
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BAYOU SARA.

- .. FOR Fishers Landing, Bayou sara,
sSss.fHaE2E Waterloo, Hermitage Port Hudson
=. Baton knGPe Piaquernine and VIZ
sndings-fh' United States mail semi. weekly packs5
w. =. Piae,
leavss every MONDAY and FRIDAY nj & % n
TOT bayou Sara. HITE & CABIN, Agepfa
uoroL,,- 1ch pitoulas strest.
use consigned to Ii n Carllu viii b.
" VI "'''IHaihn- ais In
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ANTE RIVER.
REGULAR ANTE RIVER AND BAYOU May
CHAC PACKET
s~HRss Inc sta1nch, sea worthy pscket steens
4ssaa-s.2s Alice,
&. >. ID. Porter master Lon KeIis cte,k
Leaves her Landing, New Basin Magnolia Hr56r,
every MONDAY and THURSDAY at 4 p N for |.
points On Anite River and Bayou Manchao
Goc Height or oAA5age. Apply on board or to
MCECY MARCY A genfs
424 and at Deord IT
Blils OF afing signed at the office of RIRAUD
~ : S,f' '>rFfff @trT street IT
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two:
Coal Barg's
loWboats. boats. etc. Bushels
}. A. BackmOre ........ ) 10000
Panther. .............. 4 1872 000
T. Wilson, additional -. :. %, OOJ
Maggie Smith. .......... 3 81 600
ID. Fulton additional go. =. $4,000
Nellie Speer .. 1872 900
u. Lysle additional. .... . $4,000
Here's case Of civil rights On the up
trip Of the Thompson Dean two sable sons of
Ham, named Henry Richardson and Bob
johnson, got into fight, during which the
hungry and rantankerous Robert chawed the
left ear Oft of the belligerent Henry. Joe
Fitzpatrick, the second clerk, had the two
arrested and tried by special court, the result
OF which was that the aforesaid Henry gave
81 and his obligation, sworn to in the presence
of fifty witnesses, as follows:
MARCH Is, 1875.
This is to certify that |, Henry Richardson,
c Stored III consideration Of 81, do this day
agree to withhold all prosecution on the body
OF Bob Johnson for biting off my LETT ear on
the morning of the 10Th Of March. 1875.
Witness our hand and seal
His
HENRY = RICHARDSON.
Mark.
In order to keep Bob straight and not chaw
any more negroes ears Oft, the court caused |
Bob to issue his affidavit and swear to it in
the presence Of the same witnesses. This is |
what Bob swore to stick to:
March 16, 1873
! do hereby solemnly swear that for the
pace Of one year from date l will in no way
nolest the body OF any one white or colored,
10 help me God.
His
BOB 4 JoHNssSo
Mark
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GREENVITIE.

GREENVILLE
UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET
Leaves every THUR. DAY at up M
r. For GrecnvilIc, Wen, hura. ma
the Bends-The fine and fas nsssengep
AE1sAA hhh1Aa packet Sf'0
Frank Par9Oud.
=, y. NJ Whlfe master, G. Homes clerk
carrying the United States Mail and connecting
Snnrg :" nth Pai 7ot Line for all points on Yazon
ana Iallahatchie Rivers, and connecting with thu
Chicot Railroad for all points 10 Pine Bluff
JNO. JANNEY, III Common street.
ADAMS d WORK
'N~ 9COmmsrcia Place.
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THE RIVER.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN. J
Tuesday Morning. March 30, 1875. (
Daily Report of the Stage of Water. with
Changes in the Twenty -Four Hours End
ing 3 +. NJ. March 20, 1878.

below high water mark of ia.
NELSON GOKOM, Sergt. Sig. Serv., U.
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OPELGUNAS.

Leaves EVERY WEDNESDAY, at5P.M.
IT,. n ~ For Washington, Port Enrr,
!oEHE5A Simmsport Churehville and All lans1 n ca
,o, On Inc Coast, Atotafasya Xiv or and III,
ger steamer ' "1'"k"a pSasaas
wv Bertha,
VIM Burton master 7 r a,bm,s. 49,,
WI feaye as above connecting at Simmsnort ,r;,,
steamer Minnie for Bayou Des Glaizes va fr,sr,
Or passage apply oosrc or to " "'4sAa
ans tt BRITTOy & EppTEp 1os C.
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FOR VERA CRUZ,
TAMPICo, TUXPAN, CAMPEACHY. pROGRE
SO, HAVANA AND NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, HAVANA A Nj MEXICAN MATT
STEAMSHIP LINE
This Line is composed OF the stearashipa
Try OF ne1,co- Capt w. + Sherwood
tity OF ueridn .-------..--.Caut. J. w RevueId-
'i.y OF hayaua Capt 5. +. Phliips
a.AasaEiks City of Uavana
=, 5. Phillips commander
WILL leave her wharf foot Of Calhope srreer. First
,IDistrlcf, OF - RpAY pril 3, at A NJ
Passage 10 Vera Cruz SIC GOLD
7. ALEXANDER H. sCNs
NO 80 Broadway New York,
For freight or passage, apply TO
J. IL. WITHERSPOON, AGENT
No. SO Carondelet street
fae 1Atv ot Merida will follow April "A "a -