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Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-02-05

CAN not the State by iudicious man
agemcnt. save for itself all the profit
that is realized by the lessees of the
Penitentiary If not, why not ?
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-02-05

The National Democratic Execu-
tive Committee, at recent nesting,
resolved upon an early and vigorous
Presidential campaign.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-02-05

THE lower House of Congress has
curtailed considerably, the expenses of
West Point, that nursery of military
aristOcracy.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-02-05
CentraI Warehouse.

KENDRICK, HAMBAUGu & Co., of the
Central Tobacco Warehouse, sold since last
report 62 Hhds. as follows:
"A Hhds Good Leaf, at $40 90 to IS 90.
30 Hhds Low and Medium Leaf, at 80 to
75.
Is Hhds Lugs, at 4 90 to 6 so.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-02-05

These are all fine farming lands The River
dract Is Wen set In grass which yields S
fine hay as any in the country.
TERMS: one-iourth cash; balance in
and years, with interest. Notes with good
security required for the deferred paw
ments and a lien retained. No REDEEM fiou
Possession Will be given Immediately.
POLK q. JOHNSON
G. & NJ. and Commissioners.
Feb. 5, lS7G-tds-prf SIS co.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-02-05

THE New York Tribune publishes
General Lees letter from Scribner,
and refers to it in these handsome
terms
The letter from General Robert Il.
Lee to Jefferson Davis, published on
our sixth page, is far more edifying
than the recent sketches of prison
life at Andersonville and Elmira and
the parliamentary tangle of the am
nesty debate. 1t was written after
the battle of Gettysburg, when his
troops were reoccupying Their old en-
campment on the banks of the Ope-
guam. The retreat had been mastery,
but the campaign in Pennsylvania had
resulted disastrously for the South,
and he accepted with dignity the logic
Of defeat The general remedy" he
writes, For The want of success in a
military commander is his removal. =
On this ground he placed his commits
sion as c.mm mmander-in-ch chief of the
Army of ". rthern Virginia in Mr.
Davis's hands. Mr.. Davis was toe
wise to intrust the defence of the Con-
federate capital to any one else, and
General Lee did not renew his offer
The letter is manly, generous, and dig
nitied, and is an important contribu
tion to the secret history of the ciyi
war.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-02-05
Rice, Brsadaus I Cas-
GRAND
CLEARANCE SALE
Dry Goods, Carpets,
CT or HI NC,
BOOTS & SHOES,
Hats, &C.,
TO BE SOLD REGARDLESS OF COST FOR CASH
We only have space to mention the prices of few
articles to give some idea of the
IMMENSE SACRIFICE be MADE:
"A Bleached Domestic at 10 cents, worth l2 cents.
"A 125 % . 10 :"
1914 s" Sheeting /" 40 s' /" so s.
1914 45 T" 4" 80 9"

Prints 75 New
Cotton Flannels at 121 cents, worth 163 cents
16$ - 20
All Wool and Demet Fannels, greatly reduced in price
The largest stock of Black Mohairs, Cashmere Bum
bazine, &C., in the city, at exceeding low prices.
Large of the Latest Style Coored Dress Goods at
much less than cost such Camels Hair Plaids, and
Knickerbockers
Elegant English Plaid Dress Goods for 25 cents.
Good Carpet at only 25 cents per yard
Good Overcoat for $6 co. worth $8 80
Good Oyercoat for $18 co. worth $22 80
Job lot of Ladies Shoes at 81 So old price $3 SO.
Job lot of Chdrens Shoes so cts worth $1 25 to To-
Job lot of Mems Sewed Calf Shoe at 81 so old price CO.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-02-05
Grange Warehouse.

HERNDoN & SMITH, of Trfce's Landing
Grange Warehouse, sold at the Exchange
in this city, on Feb End and 3rd II Hhds.,
as follows:
43 Hhds ow to Medium Leaf IA 25, II so
II 90 II 90, 90, IL 90, II o. 10 co. 10 co. 10 75
10 So 10 20, 10 70, 10 50, 10 50, 10 25 10 10, 10 90
8 40. 9 40, Q o. 90, 8 90, 40, s 40. s 80, s 25
80, s 90 s 1917 20, Z 9o,7 7 rs, 6 40.
y Hhds Lugs 40, I 20. u 60, 6 10, q 90, 6 80
5 so, 75, 4 30. 1 10, 20, 4 90, so, 4 80, 20
90, 90, ) 75, 90.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-02-05
SATURDAY.. February I9. 1876.

at the Court House door In Clarksville, 1
will sell M public auction TO the highest
bidder, the land mentioned In said mort
gage, being "a tract of about 226 acres, ia
civil District No. II of said county, bounded
on the north by the lands Of Martha Will
liams, on the west by the lands OF Polly
Wilson, ON the South by Cumberland river,
and on the east by Brush Creek. Said land
Will be sold for cash, and without the right
of REDEEM ptlon or repurchase.
ALEX. SMITH, Trustee.
Jan. Is, Is75-Gw.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-02-05
Trustees Sale or Land.

BY virtue OF the power and authority In
ecuted to me by J. ". Taylor. and OF record
In the Registers ONCE OF Montgomery
County, Ia Trust Deed Book No. 2, pages
nd DAG ON.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-02-05
SAW MILL.

Lot No. % lies in Dickson county; all
the others are in Montgomery county. On
Section ID OF No. 2S is a fine
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-02-05
Furnace Tract.

Lot No. 25, contains 562 Acres.
Sec. B. of Lot 2S, contains 2721s acres.
'' G 4" Z" 2S Z" 1895 :.
d % 1677%
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-02-05

EDITORS CHRoNIcLE-tY You will
greatly oblige Tax payer by respect-
fully calling the attention of his Hon
or. Judge Tyler, the County Court, or
those to whom the legal and official
duty belong. to the deplorable condi-
tion of the Waverly road-South side
of the river. Farmers cannot bring
their produce to market, owing to the
bad condition of this road, which is,
or ought to be county road,
The Couaty Court appoints over
seers on the county roads, and it is
their duty to keep them in order,
and il they fail to do so, it is the duty
of the Attorney General to prosecute
them. This road should at once be
put in order.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-17

ia a. s t.oeX. ~ q ~ md ~ 8 ASs42ooop
bcmk s{ ISi6. and BNq DO. aaede = ~: ...v
al ke close stesliag Pills were cr cfse g en a.
iQr e lbS 9. e counts an rate '
francs It assn dSAss for commercial. and nominal
III Ths offerings OF New York sight were rather
moderate Hsf meeting Sr ds sniss co%nrised
ss9o. 900 embracing $4,000 $4,000. 100000 ana
SGO. 900 private bankers and $4,000 bank az pnr
and $50 600 bank at 1-32 per cent premium
The banks continued TO check on new Aotk
ut u per cent premium. while commerclal slRnt
was still quoted ut par. against -@par yester-
day. j. .a,.. ovoo,,. a.
the Stock Exchange.
The movement In State consols was OF lair ex-
tent. at rather stronger rates. and the nar Ise
was quoted at the close at 6sh@69a. NO sales
were reported except ut the Exchange.
There was fair business done In city bonds
at steadier and stronger rutes. Al the close pre-
MUM issues were quoted at 35g35h: old cur
rency seyens a4g3ta, new 90. nc 3o,s ;o Il
3Gtsop37 and do. drainage Series at 36a e@S7 Inc
sales not reported ut the Exchange included
$4,000 premium issues mt 35S, $4,000 ut 3ba *3Voo
ut 35's and 5000 and 5000 at 35h.
No sales Of city scrip Mere or an Sta ,
warrants except at the Exchange
The following is tho official statement o. inc
sales reported to-day at the New Orleans STOCK
Exchange: - 40
ioi shares State National Bank Ct sos 60 5000
State consols at est s45 900 do. at So DO az
6et $1,000 do. at 69f-making q total OF WI
state consols. S. 900 city premium bonds AT 30
al 500 do Mt 35k $27 600 do. at 35i $4,000 DO ~
shs $1,000 do mt 35t-making total OF s9a.b0o
city premium bonds; $4,000 city currency seven ~
" $1,000 do. at 97t; $500 do. at 9s. $1,000 police
warrants at 81.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-17

Receipts OF Produce.

bales cotton order-17o j W Burbridge Gco-1l!
u Ri Goa John Phelps &co-69 Britton
Moore Coleman-59 L Wa1msley &co-52 s Z
IS John Chaffe & Sons-24 Richardson 4 May
% Buckner Bro-1s Rawlins Murrel-17
Chaffe. Hamilton & Powell-16 Alcus, Scherck 4
AufeyIs y l. Airey &co-6 Bussey 600 G W
Senteii &co-3 ID Wetmore-2 Forstall & yu-
m9onvilIhep12 d John 7 Hardie &co-2 Meyer Weis
Assn-376 SKIS oil cake Aldige-6 bales hides 100
bbls Oil n U Il i Co--1OO do John Chaffe 4
Sons.32 head cattle G Mehle &co-N do Imbau,
Aycock &co-sundries to order-Total 977 bales
c2tton Sil SKIS coon seed 376 SKIS oil cake 200 bbs
y THi Hsof AUX steamer Henry rete-as
hhds sugar bbls molasses Conger Kelly-62
do Is hhds sugar Beltran--123 bbls moiasses
N Scott DO hi do 80 hhds sugar Lanaux
cotton L Surle &co-1 Dbl molasses Ed Gay
Gco-sundries to order-Total Q SKIS seed cotton
loa hhds sugar 2o2 bbls molasses hf do.
LOWER COAST..Per steamer Orlole-25 bbls
molasses J d Hill Geo. crates cabbage F Ca
BAYOU SARA.--Per steamer Coy Alen-s2
bales cotton T L Airey 6co-49 s Gumbel-45
McGehee, Snowden 4 Vic, e't-l6 J L Harris eco
is Meyer. Weis 6co-14 Alcus. Scherck q Autey
- Bush Levers Norwood Il Richards-5
Newman Gco-3 Flower &co-2 Lehman .Abra-
sks seed cotton G. yincent-;l2O SKIS cotton seed
N &C Assn-9O hhds sugar w Burbridge &co
-19 do bblS molasses AvendanO Bros do
Flash, Lewis &co-2 do 2 bbls sugar Ed Cav
&co-sundries to Order-Total 296 bales cotton
SKIS seed cotton 100 SKIS cotton seed ll9 hhds sugar
2 bbls sugar 10 bbs molasses.
BAYOU DIES GLAlZES-Per steamer Tren-
ton-19 bales cotton Male Il Cammack-l5 Nc
Gehee, Snowden & Violett--lS Beraud 4 Gilbert
10 o Chopin-s Renshaw. Cammack &co-7 Bush
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-17

Receipts ~ the New Bas1m.
ANTE RIVER Per steamer y. A lice Males bales
soSn a ean Allison sS Assn * seed
ton Odell Wright-,,-l4 eggs and sundries to
order--i5o.o 900 shingles 25 cords wood Muncy d
m TfSCSHSEFUNCTA RIvBR-Per schr NJ Pippo
II bales cotton T A Hamilton &co--15 bbls tar
s0 T2eRa11E ssnnSS G1TaHsrh 1vERper schr pippo
'PxsCAGOULA-P scnr Louisiana State
HSS tfet TiTERPeePr schr La prtonne
rs 900 feet lumber + Popp.
Receipts At the Old Basin.
PASCAGOULA-Per schr Rita-so. 600 feet lum-
Der order.
ny Railroad.
NEW ORLEANS. ST LOUIS AND CHICAGO
II R-March l5--l04 bales cotton Mcliehee SNOW
Mays ChafIe, Hamilton 4 Powel!I2s 7 H 4 J
Stewart BrS MeysiE ws sos
Coons &co-17 Alcus, Scherck y Autey-17 How
colt L Gordon-ls J L Harris Mco--1a Britton
Moore Allen Mess Sc2D Asm
@s John Phelps &eo@-.,-s L Ii Tory John
Ghaire s sons1t " w White, aa%bslv w; ,
s %S Geo. ehsref SeGs schmidt
Zegler--1 Torian II Dancy--Total 1877 bales
cotton.
March ls,ls hhds tobacco Kirkpatrick Keith
s do Beadles, Wood &co----1 keg wine I II
Mathews-l2e5 shoulders II Dolson..2o boxes
bxs pins is nests tubs Flashpoller \ Nelson's
cases matches l. L TOwer-loo doz pals 10 pkgs
mdse M McGraw-52l SKIS peas Isaacson seixas
& Sons-1 do La OIL Co.'S dry hides Carman
@i new q okLE aasS An KIP TEXAS RAILROAD
u M el,. 81,
AH NEW okLEAHs And MOBILE RAILROAD
cars lumber " G Toomer-,S bbls rosin W q
Boyd do W II Letchford &co.---2 do i bale do
Wallace &co29 coils roRe GnStrl1e 1oh
Chaire 4 sons-3N b Wetmore-1Oe ORDERS
SKIS cotton seed Union Oil .Co-l bx mddse Leon
Pierre &co-6 bxs eggs A Carman12 tanks oil
Il do Wallace &co--l do J Keiser-1 bale do J L
smith7" pkgs tobacco S SpE9 % Sc ,no2
S Sas Pager So ksier bales skins IL M
SKIS peas Newman 81 Kent---2 bales domestics A
ossenfeld-sundries to order-Total 122 bales
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS r r.
bales cotton hid sugar Clapp Bros &co-- 20 dc
W Burbridge &co-2 do u bales cotton A Ter
bbls molassos II Hare-4 do Schmidt X Ziegler-
bales cotton Bussey Geo II hides l. Surle &co
- do Bserp w bdl do !, TerrebSnness hall
Mann-5 do Odell Il Wrght--22 do Herman 4
vignes--1 Dbl sugar JOS DavidI----165 hides Ma
made Il Lacassague--31 do bbls pecans Ry-
koski-sundres to order-Total 2S bales cotton
~ bids sugar IS bbs molasses.
Per steamship Clinton. from Indianola-1Ol
hides % bdls do bale kips 81 bales cotton G
Whitney tSco-53 do Franeke x Danneel-10 do
Pilsbury--l6 do s Gumbel---A2 head cattle {
Mehle &co-Total 100 bales cotton,
From Galveston--161 bales cotton G L Vain
sley &co-s5 Clapp Bros &co--41 Kirkpatrick 4
Keith-92 Poet. Yale s Bowling---I5 Alcus
Scherck 4 Autey-sJ " Burbridge &co-9 John
T Hardie &co-s Chaffe, Hamilton 4 POWELL Il
Il II Buckner Il Bro McStea h Valuea Raw
Inns & Murrel-s Jno Burnett &co-al bales hides
G A Whitney &co-sundries to order Total 37s
bales cotton,
MemOra nda.
Ship Sarah, from Dublin, arrived ut South
| b.a.a Il il..lf e.. Hall
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-17

& N03ce0 . sC~ftnued fair demand for dis
~ q the banks. but no change on the street.
ccuunt OF the interruption to the working
= telegraph. there was less movement in
and foreign exchange. Under the course
- New York market. the former was quoted
(1e tDwer and the latter at about previous
An average business was done in New
k1iEht, AZ rather firmer rates for CONNER
Only one sale Of stocks was reported
I6QnbOls and city bonds exhibited fair de-
{<& animation. and the market for both.
- quoted nearly the same as yesterday,
nerally considered stronger.
0pened at l1AA@1143s. against HAS at New
md after moderate business. closed at
111x, against 114ss at l. 80 p. m. the last
co received during business hours from
1ofket. the wires being down. The sales
~ up $4,000. embracing $4,000 at 114ss.
1l4X, $4,000 at 114z@11I5s, and $1,000,
19uo9 at 1145t.
lzcs Of silver were reported. American
10 ed!l quoted at 105@106h, and Mexican
MI sold.
was unchanged, and the movement
1le. The sales comprised f35 600, en-
Al clear at $50, fi2 900 bill Of lading
"a lading at 55S@554, f25oO bank Al 557'
do. sight at 561. = 49,
we're little higher. The sales com
~ oommercial, embracing lOO. 900 and
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-17

NEW SPRING GOODS
Just received at
AUGUSTA MARY
3S3..... .Dryades Street,. 50
Bet ITALIA and Erato streets,
Comprising a full line of Colored SILKS,
Black GRENADINES, Plain and Striped Black
ALPACAS. TAMIsE. CASHMERES.
WHITE KIDS AND Isle THREAD GLOVES,
Gents Cloths,
WHITE MERINOS, for Fremen's Shirts.
Casimeres. Doeskins. Jeans, etc.
White Goods,
Victoria Lawn. Bishop Lawn. Swiss Organdie,
PiQuet-plain and colored.
NA1NsooKs.
Embroideries of all kinds.
Damask Table Cloths Towels,
Napkins. Wine Cloths,
White Linens, Linen Shee&ines
Handkerchiefs-plain and embroidered
Hosiery.
Ladies' and Gents Hose, Colored and strined
Stockings in every variety.
Notions,
Ribbons. Neckties Scarfs, Collars, Cuffs.
Mattings, Rugs, Oil Cloths.
Besides full line of Fancy Dry Goods too
numerous 10 mention. just received and for sale
at prices to
Defy Competition.
AUGUSTE MARX,
~ $50 Draydes stsFt
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-17
CINCINNATI.

REGULAR CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE Ann
NEW ORLEANS PACKET. A.'D
Leaves on WEDNES DAY, March is. at nm
~ FOR CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE
l@AfAa.1 Evansville. Henderson, Shawnee.
stown. Paducah, Cairo. Memphis and
all intermediate points-The passenger steamer
ID. l.. HODGE,
J. p McElroy, master. w. Greathouse, Jr. CLERK
will leave rs above For freight or passace
apply on board. or to
DOUGLAS Il WINBURN.
mh14 10 Natchez street
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-17
MAXINE NEWS.
-O
N. o. DEMOCRAT OFFICE. March II. 1876.

Cleared Yesterday.
Brit ship Hannah Morris. Dunbar. for Bremen,
A X Miller &co
Brit ship Edith. Homer. for Havre--
Norton 4 Bell
Brit bark Brothers. Prout for Falmouth
Ocean, Zerega &co
Nor bark Korsfarer. Jacobsen, for Genoa
Ocean, Zerega &co
Schr San Juan. Noble. for Tampico-
Joseph Kelley
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-17
Commercial.

THURSDAY EVENING March &c. 1876.
COTTON-The sales to-day mot including 100
bales additional late yesterday embraced 1880
bales ut prices requiring no change IN our quo,
tations. We give also the figures and report Of
the Exchange as below:
A.arnrcAu rrA NnA mn nE CLASSIFICATION.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-17
RED RIVER.

NEW ORLEANS AND RED RIVER ts,,rsa-
rOKTATlON COMPANY STEAMER RAMS
T. k+ +. b hoalss, - TE s,as No,
- FOR sHREVE;PiSoiRtSpw a nd
k84<r&nr son. Upper Red River nj Mt En-
Coushatta Grand Ecore Xhi,hden
dfia and all way and plantation landin.:sA l9xan.
ing New Orleans as follows: Aeav.
For Minden.
Leaves on SATURDAY, March 10 ots
Belle Rowland, Geo. W. Rea. maa = 10.
For Shreveport.
Leaves SATURDAY, March IA. atxn
La Belle. NJ. N Wood, masterp ILL.,.
Returning leaves Shreveport TJEsnav,
FRIDAYS ana
bATURDAYS boats going through In JaNa.
No wharfboat charges will be made on V1te Ii0n
consigned to the company at the month " 1trelgh!
River. ou'n ol lied
forwarding freights consigned To tho com,..
at New Orleans will be handled free Of drapwaaly
and commissions. VI uravage
For freight or passage, apply on board q, ~.
boats, or at the Office of the COMPANY NJ W ,ne
Gravier street. JOS. a. AIKEN, Presi d. ~
HIrE 4 CARL1N BR n; y SS2tY Chi Agent
dl9 LORD MoPEAKE. Agents
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-17
Arrived.

Arrived.
Steamship Margaret, Baker, from Havana, via
!, Florida Ports, to K Roberts-1st dis -.
Jan "a, to Ocean. Zereea &co-Point.
Brit ship Natant. Walker. As days from Havre. to
Meeker. Knox &co-3d dis
Ship Viola Smith from r., Liverpool. Dec IS. to
Brit ship Gatineau. Corkhill, from Liverpool
Dec to Bryson-4th dis.
Span bark Joven Narcissa. Mar. days from
Havana, to maSter-POint.
Aust bark Tigre. Coslucch. A days from Malaga,
to master-POnt.
Schr Gertrude Howes, Moore. days from Ru-
atan, to master-Pic Tier.
Schr Anna. Hawkins. from Havre. Jan 26, to
master-Point
STEAMBOATS,
CHI Durfee, Boardman, from Shreveport
Henry Tete. Aucoin. from Thibodaux.
Oriole: Carrick. from Lower Coast.
Gov Allen, Brown. from Bayou Sara.
Trenton, DufOur. from Bayou des Glaizes.'
BelOw-Coming Up.
Ship Wyoming. Baker. 81 days from Antwerp. to
master.
Below-Waiting Orders.
Nor ship Premier. Brensgaard. from Antwerp.
Feb 5, to Ocean, Zerega &cO.
Exports.
BREMEN-Per ship Hannah Morris-3649
bales cotton 1900 pcs slaves.
HAVRE-Per ship Edith-28O2 bales cotton 100
bales cocoa 24OO pcs slaves.
FALMOUTH-Per bark Brothers-17SO bales
GENOA-Per bark Korsfarer-132s bales cotton
Is bdls hides 1920 pcs slaves.
Imports.
HAVANA-Per steamship Margaret-2l4 hhds
sugar Chaffraix Agar-S6 bales tobacco N
LIVERPOOL-Per ship Gatineau-45.o 900 sacks
salt order.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-17
BAYOU MACON AND TENSAs.

TENSAs. BAYOU MACON AND UPPER TEN.
SAS PACKET.
Leaves on THURSDAY, March 10. at s p. m.
r. FOR FLOYD. DELHI, J0ES
l@sse9H Bayou. Warsaw. and all landings Oh
Bayou Macon, Tensas and Black
rivers-The new. light draft and fine passenger
steamer WILLIE,
1n place of the Rapides)
J. B. Sullivan. master; J. l.. Robbins clerk:
will leave as above. For freight or passage ap.
ply on board. or to
LORD & McPEAKE,
No. 46 Camp street.
mh15 ADAMS h WORK. o Commercial Place.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-17
Special Agency Tor Goods
oFoHOICE QUALITY.

Special Agency for Goods
oF-oHo1cE QUALITY.
THE FAvORITE CHAMPAGNE WINES
on the Markets OF
ENGLAND, RUSSIA AND INDIA.
FREMINET &.FILS'
DRY DIZZY!
sEIGNoURET FREREs WINES.
known here for over 30 years.
Chateau Dillon!
and other brands.
CORDIALS OF the world renown house Of
MARIE BRIzARD ROGER.
Medals at the several Exhibitions-Paris. 1855
and 1867 London 1861: Vienna. 1873.
ANIsETTE. CURACAO. MARTINIQUE. Etc.
CoGNAC BRANDIEs.
From the we'll known house of ULEs ROBIN q
COGNAC.
All yintages. in wood and In glass. in bond and
duty paid.
DELEGATES.
Louis Roederer Genuine French Champagne.
Sparkling and Still Burgundy Wines. Superior
Virgin Olive Oil, Pates Truffes. Boneless Sar-
dimes, Petits Pois Asparagus, Macedonia dc
Legumes. Mushrooms, Sardines with Tomatoes,
Italian Macaroni and Vermicelli, French and
Italian Yarmouth, Cerises au Noyau. French
Fruits in Juice. Brandy Fruits. Superior Muscat
Wine, Rye Whistles. etc.
FRENCH PRUNES.
In fancy boxes, jars and tin cans. boxes and
barrels.
30 bales Regular and Pointed.
CLARETS. ETC.
To arrive
100 casks CLARET. ..'Coussan."
80 :. :. "Ch. Floyrac"
100 :. :. "Castelfranc."
80 "SoufYron."
300 :. Choice Heavy Bordeaux
so barrels French VINEGAR.
$50 boxes :. Cessat,
100 cases sARDINEs. u and y boxes .''''''''
Etc. Etc. Etc.
BERCIER a. DESMET,
No 43 Decatur street,
Sole Agent in Now Orleans for 0tard. Dupuy
Co. and the otherabove houses. fe25
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-17
netary.

OFFICE N. o. DEMOCRAT.
Thursday Evening. March Is. 1876.
HEw ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-17

= Y3vert bloom &co-e ! Q penis-s B H4r4
"A Biskemore Bro &co-i Olapp Ere z Seo-a u
sundries to ordor-Total 81 bales cotton 1881 SKIS
cotton seed.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-17
WHITE RIVER.

FOR WHITE RIVER
REGULAR WHITE RIVER PACKET.
Leaves on TUESDAY, March "A, at 3D. m.
IT, FOR BATESVILLE, JACKSON
aAsIhs port, Augusta. Des Are, Duval's
Bluff, CrockeH's Bluff, Clarendon,
St Charles. Indian Bay and all intermediate
points, the fine and fast passenger steamer
FANNIE TATUM.
John Elwel, master. Green H. Shields, clerk,
Will leave as above taking freight for all land.
ings on both Arkansas and White rivers, For
freight or passage apply on board or to
JNO. JANNLY lit Common street.
mh14 BROCKETT Il CARTER. 3s Magazine 81,
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ST. LOUIS AND Cairo

F.s FOR ST. LOUIS. CAIRO Mru
800 80 phis and Bends-The fine steamer
BELLE OF SHREVEPORT.
r. w. Rea master, IT, A. DorIImpn o,..l
CARONDELET, M
VIM. Thompson. MASTER w. d. Invo oo.,
Leaves on MONDAY. March 20. at n N ,etA'
JOHN A. sCUDDER,
A. J. Carter master. C. II. Div c,or.
Leaves on TUESDAY. March 81, at 5 b. m -
Through bills of lading via Cairo and b.lmo,
to all points North and West. ''1oa
J. B. WOODS Il CO.
d29tt 1o4 Common siroo. :
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BAYOU SARA,

- FOR BAYOU SARA. WATEkhasyioHni
Lan1 Hermitage, I Port a aud %ay land:
;ncs-The Unite United States mail semr"eeAl'
racket Gov. Allen, master.
In place of W. s. Pike;) ~ FRRR22TTA sY at So.
Leaves every MONDAY and Fhi'N
H III e. Z C4RIiN. Agts TshogHM'ISS Sssins,
d. ON Az dVuo"'
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OPELOUSAS.

INDEPENDENT OPELOULAS WEEhL.
PACKET.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY, at 5 D. NJ n;opr
~~ FOR WASHINGTON. fy4n pes
katSf- Barry. Churchville Bay Bayou ri
d4Ek Glaizes, Atchafalaya. SimmspUoaas ,
Big Bend Landing Old River. and all ln .aanner
date points-The light-draft passenger s'eaA''-
st. Mary, -,
prohst master J. B. Schmidt. clerk
For freight or passage apply ON board. or 70 81
HITE & CARLIN, 3 TchoupltouiaaiSa is zes
Through bills lading to Bayous Desd aim i'm
and Bpuf. ------ ots -.
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GRAND ECORE.


REGULAR INDEPENDENT PACKET.
FOR GRAND ECORE.
Leaves every TUESDAY, at p. m:
FOR GRAND E@pRE. MONT.
la4fhStS gomery, Alexandria, Norman's Bar
s bins, Wares Landing, and all way
landings on Red River-The fine passenger
steamer -
ROBT. YOUNG,
un place of the John b. Maude,)
John Heinz, master, John NJ. Daniel clerk,
will leave as above. For freight or passage ap-
ply on board, or to
N. o. DONOHUE. 7s Gravier street
CROCKETT & CARTER. 3s Magazine 81
mh14 DOUGLAS & WINBURN. IS Natchez St
Leaves EVERY SATURDAY, ats p.m
Gxes- FOR GRAND ECORE, MONT
kfiE g2mery, Alexandria: i, N Morn q.
ings intermediate on the Mississippi and heo
Rivers-The steamer
Now Bart Able,
r sinnott master. Geo. U. Hamilton. clerk.
FOR frei1ht or massage apply on board, or 10
ADAMS h WORK,
de1e sm No q Commercial Place
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WIN. HOGAN.
Nos. 80 and 1O1 Canal street,
FINE BOOTS AND SHOES.
Made to order in the LATEST STYLE, and at
the Shortest Notice.
Strangers in the city are invited to inspect the
the stock.
A Full stock Of Trunks and valises.
WIN. HOGAN.
teN 70 and ~ Canal street.