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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-30

strong one, arising from the doctrine OF
chances, that the fact charged is more
likely to be true than the contrary; but the
evidence must establish the truth of the
TACT to reasonable and moral certainty; q
certainty that convicts and directs the
ding and satisfies the reason and
Judgment Of those who are bound to act
c0nsclentiously upon it. This we take to
ne proof beyond reasonable doubt" Chief
Justice Shaw in Commonwealth VS.. Web
ster, Cush. 800.
Yon will see from the passage l have
read that in order to justify conviction,
1t Is not necessary to prove the guilt of the
accused to an absolute certainty, for that
would exclude circumstantial evidence al
together, and in most cases of conspiracy,
and in many other offenses, would render a
evidence satifes your minds beyond reason
able doubt of the guilt of the accused, and
If you are not 80 satisfied it is insufficient.
The evidence by which a conspiracy ia
proved assumes great variety of forms.
1t is not necessary that the evidence should
be direct. In the nature of the offense it
Is IN most instances circumstantial. Per.
sons who conspire for an unlawful purpose
are apt to take care that, if possible, there
should be no direct proof of their unlawful
design. They do not reduce their argu.
nent to writing, and frequently the under.
between them to break the law is
tacit one, and is not expressed in words
even. You will, therefore, see from the ma
ture OF the case, that in most instances the
evidence to establish acOnspiracy must be
and this kind of evidence
nay be nearly, if not quite, as conclusive |
md convincing as direct and positive tes-
imony.
A common design is the essence of the
harge of conspiracy, aad this ia mada tn
appear when the parties steadily pursue |
he same object, whether acting separately |
+ together, by common or different means.
il leading to the same result. Thus, in q
barge of conspiracy, if two or more per-
ons appear by their acts to be pursuing the
anne object, often by the same MEAS, or
ften by different means, one performinp
art OF an act, the other completing it, OF
ach performing different acte, for the At
ainment Of the object, the jury may draw
he concl usion that there Is q conspiracy,
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-31
zMrSEMENTs.

Sir. CHARLEs THrATRE. The engage.
ment Of the Kiralfy Brothers Troupe at
the ST. Charles Is drawing to. close,
aud there only remain the performance
cf tonight and the two representations
az tomorrow "a witness the production
of their wonderful spectacular drama o.
Round the World In Eighty DAYS,
The scenery and ballets are well worm
seeing. while the acting Of the stock
company Is most cfeditabln to the
artists. -,
AeAprmY or Musu. Lucille lJesteiH.
This distinguished actress. who is now
,Iayjnp Il most successful engagement
~ The Academy of Music. takes a benefit
10 night. and we hope the hose will be
crowded. for she certainly deserves u
bumper from olir citizens. she leing. %
genuine artistic in every sense OF the
word Miss Western will appear as
iinrgafet RoDhsleB and Number 1hfee.
in the powerful drama translated from
the French expressly for her. entitled
"The Child Stcnler, or Aionelnent. y
,,art in which she stands without peer
The play will he produced with every
attention TO scenery and appointments
and with all the music ~ performed
originally in Boston and New York On
SATURDAY afternoon FOR the last time
East LYNNE will be- performed, Miss
Western appearing in her dunl repre-
scntation III Ludy Isubr' ana WnddBt
IiUP
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-31
River N ows.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS HFHeeRsT.
FRIDAY Morning. March 81. 1876.

EFttlhf NiHtHifH. fifti III u i''N' ,
Tho undersigned in assuming charge Of the
River Department If the DAILY DEMOCRAT re
spees ally solieits from his steamboat friends q
continuance Of the patronage 81 liherally ex-
tended during his connection with the Rev Dr-
'''''S ~ ''''''' '''''' 1'''''' GRO. j. DUNCAN.
" E-Apy communications relating II steam
boat matters left at the DfMocRaf Office No. ~
Camp street will meet with prompt aitet-
tion from the river reporter
THE WFaTHrr-Has remained IN
changed since our last report. Yester-
day II was all that the most fastidious
could desire.
BUSINESS Never within otlr recollec-
ton has business on the river front been
as duh ut this time of year rs it isFat
present. Whyl walk on the landing
now n days is enough to give even The
most hopeful u fit Of the blues. From
Girod to St. Louis, yesterday. almost q
Sabbath quietude prevailed. and about
the only signs OF lifo manifested was
around the gangways Of three steamers
from the West. which had arrived the
night before One Of them-the City ol
Alton finding things so exceedingly
dull put off her freight in double quick
time aud left, light, ut p. IN. for st.
Louis.
Capt Ed. Flood is turning his atten-
ton to the other crossings, having
finished the Canal street one
IF the owner of those negro dens
which disgrace Canal street. from Front
to Wells. will only lay % decent plank
walk in front of his property. he will
confer favor upon all parties having
business on the river front.
The independent 81 Grand Ecore
packet Robt Young did not leave yes
terday evening. She is decidedly q
9redhiv packet.
We scarcely look for any improve
nnent in business until after the first OF
next month.
The regular Saturday packet Bart
Able is receiving this morning to leave
for Grand Ecore, Cotile, Alexandria
und all landings intermediate. at p. In.
tomorrow. Capt. Dick Sinnott com
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-31
ACAssyiSG AEEnAy.
Maria wesstey stabbed Fourteen Timie'
by aarat'ne Fsanre.

Last evening. at half-rast o'clock, %
difficulty took place Oh Peters street
between llrato and Thala streets. be
tween two daughters If Senegatnbia,
Maria Hadlev. alias Maria Wilson. and
Caroline Moore. which resulted in the
former being stabbed fourteen times
about the body with n penknife in the
hands of the latter. who was arrested
and locked NJ in the Second Precinct.
Caroline Moore. during the aiItny, was
cut once in the head and also In the
right hand
A DEMOCRAT reporter visited tho scene
Of the cutting and CLEANED the following
particulars: 1t appears that these
women had % previous misunder-
standing on Sunday last. during
which Maria Radley charges Caroline
Moore with having her husband
concealed in the lattcr's house. After
il considerable row the matter was
dropped and nothing more was said
until last evening. when Maria Radley
discovered Caroline Moore on Peters
street. near her residence. The pre-
vious difficulty was renewed. Maria
| charging her husband with inf
delty. and informed Caroline that
| she was the cause of it. This
aroused the angry demon in Caroline's
| breast. and. drawing Il knife. she went
| for her victim in earnest, aud before
| they were separated she had succeeded
| in statbing her antagonist fourteen
! times in the body. The wounded woman
was taken to her residence, but short
| distance Off. where she was examined
| by Or. Beard. who pronounced hcl
wounds painful but not necessarily
| fatal
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-31
CITY ITEMS.
Burglar Enters Dwelling, aud Is
warmly Received re sheets ssivssrtf
While AttcMtlting To Escnpr.

Yesterday morning a thief entered
the residence Of Mr.. q. Frcdcricls, No.
LIS Baronne street. penetrating through
the transom over the front door. After
going through Mr.. Frederick's bed
room. in which it Is supposed he found
nothing TO steal. he went down into the
store. He was frightened off by the in
mates of the house, who are carly
risers. Finding that his retreat through
the bedroom had become impossible.
he attempted to leave through the front
door of the store. In order to open the
door il was necessary for him to raise {,
bar which fastened it from the inside. As
he did so u loud detonation was heard.
This report was caused by pistol.
which had been ingeniously arranged
by Mr. Fredericts MS trap for burglars.
A string. one end Of which was at
tachel to d bar, the other to tho trigger
Of a pistol. had been drawn by the bar
which the burglar had attempted to
raise. pulling the triggerof the revolver.
hence the report. Corporal Smith, who
was near ut hand. ran to the place and,
though diligeut search was made, moth
ing but traces of blood, leading to the
belief that the burglar had been
wounded. could be found II is sup
posed. rs one Of the neighbors stated
that he had seen a man leave one Of the
adjoining yards with bloody handker-
chief around his hand. that the thief
must have escaped through the roof of
the house. Later in the day man, who
failed TO give his name, went to the
Charity Hospital in order to have his
hand dressed. stating that he had been
injured at Leeds foundry. After
receiving medical attention he left the
Hospital. 1t is supposed that this party
is the burglar who was wounded ut Mr..
Frederick place, and as his name was
not given at the Charity Hospital that
all clue to his identity is lost.
Tough Citizen.
William Mackesdy went on a lark
Wednesday night. and after strengthen
ing his nerves with a powerful lot Of
bad whisky, attempted to make his way
home. William, being sad at heart
sang, not like a bird, but with q howl
that would have done credit to demon
from the lower regions, to the utter
discontinue OF the neighbors living
along the route. The officer that had
charge of the beat tried to reason with
this chap--that he was making too
much noise but William was heed
less, as he had sung himself up to that
pitch he was as happy as q big sun
flower. The officer, seeing that per-
SuaSlou WAS USELESS, attempted 10 arrest
this belligerent youth, but William was
game-he struck out right and left, and
the way he went for that policeman was
a caution, and when that peeler got
through with William he found his uni
form most woefully tattered and him
self pretty badly used up. But the
officer was not to be trified with i'm this
manner, and after summoning half
dozen other peelers, with their COM
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-31
/. sn,EspENrsAA nD0KMs1EsrEN.
RE slrttwife= Wls s1tas,isser to t,i;
Eaten, et a201 aaa then Enrses
rata Nepsf.

nsfa NeBtt.
II Thrpader. who has been IN the
nnrlus If j II Steers, a cotton buyer.
doing business ut No IL Cotton Tx
change. was. last evening, arrested w
S,priaI Officers Pietson aud Pecora anu
locked M In the Central station.
charged hy his employer with enbezzle-
inent Of $20o and forgery.
When searched ut the. station q
cheek drawn on the Southern Bank
to the order Of q, y. Steers and
signed by Messrs De Wolfe, Powell
u CO.. lur 479 ~, was found on his
person.
The facts of the ease are as follows
MIR Steers had been acquainted with
Threader for number 81 years, ana be-
lieving him to be an honest, straight
forward young man, and hndlhg
him reduced IN circumstances, gave
him some clothes and took him
into Ills employ. IN the capacity u 4
buokkeeper, where he remained foi
nearly year NJ tn " few weeks ago,
when Mr.. Steers had cause to dispense
with his services. On examination ~
his books, however. Mr., Steers dis
covered that his confidential clerk had
robbed him of $500 AND on further in
yestlgation THAT he hal committed
several furHerFs. The ease was lnnn-
,lintelv placed IN charge Of Special ON.
.er4 rierson aud Pecora, who succeeded
in atrestinE Threader last evening.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-31
| News items were extremely scarce on
| the landing Yesterday.

49, .aa ..,a., vt,s,,ai,, sna,aa an
the landing Yesterday
" lon' ,ne ~ ,iou'7 e., -, t..it,
Capt. John Mcdowell, 81, VINO p,iii,
the first Diana about 45 years ago, uieu
In Portsmouth, ONO, on MONDAY ias..
aged - years. lie ialu the lou,ua.ion
OF the urge fortune 81 0hpt. John =
Roe, OF 81. LOUIS, ny Pfoho.ihE mn
rom cabln boy " u i,i9ie iuciae,s W, pofsiz
ton. On the l9tli u January, lslS, ,he
steamer New orleans, ne MS. see ,'l.
ever constructed on Wns,ein i i.,
AFTER ueseeilai,e i1o,h i'teSpu,E mie,e
she was nu,i, lot nv NJ. y a1,,,
made Il tflal tlip from FeW " ieths W u
point six miles below, returning w tlree
'iouin. H. tt,i' ,.,,nani ,.a IN top
certified that the Iessei Was apouo iVo
tons burden: tna' siie hlaue 'ilIee iiiles
an hotlf ngaihst me current 81 'ie river,
and in still water from SIX 10 seven iiiies
an hour. The average price of ifeight
from NatciieA to New Olleans, where tne
poht was ~ iun, WIS - ~ ~ p"i. o,a
cotton. and ~ 90 Tor bafrel, otheI
articles ~ proportion. The ceftlilca,e
q the persons on we ,fip Whs n,n,,e -
WIN, -. t,a'l'oi ~ ni',,,od hv
Louisiana territory, and was signeo ny
| Thomas Urquhalt William Dohaiusoh.
Jacob Tfiinde. Beverly CheW ahu fstei
! Searin residents OF the city OF New
| Orleans. anil.
| The Nicksbufg Hefa@, of the E''ii
| inst, saNs ia...,,.
| The river II rising spiheWii',s s,,,Mi,ig,
being hleh enough npW ~ ''a.ii Iu
ing the heaFy sWeiis c'i'i,i's ,iy .f.,,siIo,a
the rise here Will not be very cgn ,i "a.
| Die Hntii the laAoo pa9'h - - q, i,i,,,,
| The rise in the upper streams Is lailfhi
off and there may Ne Soiiio ~ mo
escape yet. though the pfospeets ,oi l''o
past few days have been ~ ", ~, Ei XIII
The neN steamer itana nel'ipi,an IL.
to make trial tfi ~ ~. Il''iis , ,u u" IL
The eut oil NJ taW-Pa" iisininus !,
! about to make. " lacks bl't ii''ie u II
now
The river has slopped over ~ mum
low places between mere ,ihi c"n'o' ''O
no particular hannse az ~" r,,li,,t on
Receipts 81 cotton NJ aa,ia' =, W.,
rapidly, ano we puais w a",l n,,, air,
slim trips Of tue stal'e Tue iei'''''''0'
of the season. ,..,,.at. oo,,,sos
The Memphis 5tH'onI,nu; "1 I'LL
Buzz Zen Lea' =, ,i,' fa ~ f. ,s' lis eros
IS llglt oiieiise ooi'i i''' '@''
eism. . a.sa,. a,a,vs -,
WIZ =, nuss fag7 aptl,a, ,ro,,nd :
river men III rainy ".,. -, a. ~,
49,, t.It.z,ss1 ri,ln ~ I, t,ienr pf btrn1 II
the butteie', sr'e ~ uitl;o riva,
July ~ LIS c ,..ia, ,1,sa,,, Is is The,
men uoh hioM T'inD lli,,'1l i,1,t,s an
are al P9ou ouinnaf ', ',,tioa tbo,,' int,
get mao II YOU u ~ oi''ie0 ''i'''
any sinner 8ai,4es ;;t,,.t,,. n,,,,.,,o1 ,f tI,,
Inc bouiSFfio '''' ~ '''''' -
18th. says,, ,n..,. r,,., Mo- or,oo,s
me =. y. 1 49,. ii0i'' ~" ~ 'o''''
IS n,ie ~ W aa2 t,.,,1 l., ,bo 1itob H.,
Inc gates aln clossu III 'iie ''i'o" wv
inueh hilu ~ ma. H., ,,,,1a ~ req,
'Pat, VINO ptohh 'i'a ,, iuhin vi ;ben -
Fat ieUkeu W iht iutsttlt.hVi =.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-31


from Baton Rouge, and Assumption
from Lafourche, will be receiving to
day to leave tomorrow at 5 p. III. on re-
turn trip.
DEPARTURES The following named
steamers left port yesterday City of
Alton for St Louis, Golden Rule for
Cincinnati. Frank Pargoud for the
Bends, Col. A. r. Kouns for Jefferson,
Mary Ida for Upper and j. T. Frazer
for Lower Coast.
The following named steamers are laid
up at Algiers: W. J. Behan, Fleta, Sem
mole, Trenton, Frank Willard, Iberia,
Texas, Bradish Johnson, Carrie A. Thorn
ind Lotus No. 3.
At Thalia street we have the Katie
and Fanchon.
Copy Of Telegram
PINE BLUFF, ARK, March 29-To Hite
& Carlin: The Steamer GAINESVILLE left
to-day. Advertise for Saturday.
MACK x HAMMETT.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-31
bined efforts they finally succeeded In
landing William In the Central Lookup.
nlls Art


urUle sis Arm.
About o'clock Wednesday evening
Edward Collegan. fifty years OF age. tac-
cidently broke his arm IN three places,
nj aolding's foundry. while huisting q
large lot Of metal with a crane, when
part " The apparatus broke. He was
Immediately removed to the Charity
Hospital, where his arm was set and
then be was conveyed to his residence
clean sweep.
Manuel Bnrriere was arrested in the
ueer Market by Officer Boyle and lodged
In the Third Precinct, for having two
bruoms IN his possession which the OIL
cer supposed had been stolen.
severe Accident.
About half-past o'clock last evening,
while Mr. Ripl was riding his horse az
the corner Of letters aud st. Louis
streets. tile animal Slipped and the rider
was t,rntiptated to the ground the ami
nal falling on MIR. Riel broke his left
ner inst below the knee. The wounded
maj, wns conveyed t. his residence, on
81 Philip street. between Ralnpart and
burgundy. where he received medical
Attendance.
About half past IL o'clock Yesterday
fire was discovered In q room 81 u two
story frame house, No 345 thippewf
street. owned and occupied by Mrs
1imbprnkp The iiaines were eyfih
tnguishpd. with Il damage 81 abol
tifiv dollars, and without the hecessit
Of al alarm
sSiIf. ring sugar.
Frank Thomas Is langushlng on IN
cold. damp nuur Of II cell in the ThiIt
Precinct. charged with plfering suga1
Oh the lpvee Tommy Is troubled witt
II sweet tooth.
shauge 81 venue.
An effort Is on foot 10 get change 9
venua in the cnse Of the State ". i. y
and Adolph Newhonse, for murder.
rittrrimg NoDh.
William Thomas is held in duranc'
vile at the Central Station. charged will
differing wood
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-31
hEaEaa6aE

gfrtrp N O. ntNufRsT. /
Thursday Evening. March 80. 1915.
Today there were but few merchants
seen Offering piper at the banks, and
hence the business was limited. On the
streets the principal feature is In the
active movement Of premium bonds and
other city securities, which are rapidly
advancing, and are now firm with but
few offerings. State securities seem to
be somewhat unsettled. Now and then
they rule steady. and advance, then
they drop off. III consequence OF this
there is but little demand FOR them and
rates are easy.
Speaking of tile offerings Of paper and
collateral loans. there Il but little short
paper on the market, and when that is
we'll secured it is quickly taken up by
spectators.
The money market continues TO
rule quiet, easy and unchanged. We
quote Exceptional paper q 8 per
cent Al u ~ per cent; second grade
do. . Al mortgage notes ~ per
cent and second grade do. -.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-31
THE CosT OF lNyEsTrC ,rEo>S
Answer to a Hollrw ucpun,iran -,
IFronl the Mashington Casnltel


The latest war-cry of the Republicans
in their desperate efforts TO cast edium
upon their political opponents. hoping
thereby TO escape the now eegtain nnn.
ishment OF their sins. is founded tlpop
the cost of Investigations.
IL becomes us, in this connection. ia
inquire how and why these inyestiga-
tions and expenditures became neces.
sary. When a man, frenzied With pas
sion. dyes his hands in the blood of a
teiiow-oeing, IS it the fault of the judge
and jury that his trial become neces.
saryg When another. induced Inv
greed OF gain and reckless Of conse-
quences, in the qualification OF his extrav.
agAnt desires, thrusts his hands into
the purse OF fellow citizen or the
Golfers OF the public treasury. is the
court which Is compelled to try him on
the legislature under whose acts he i
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-31

LIyERPyOOL-Pe bark Ellen-3Gi0 bales
G lttOn 2t0o pcs slaves
DUNkERQUE--Per bark Shawmnt- 9s5 bu
corn in bulk.
ALMERIA--Per bark Virtuoso-s 900 pcs
slaves.
IIVERPOOIs-Per bark Madge Widilre-2el5
bales cotton 1900 pcs slaves.
HAVANA-Per steamship Chas Jord-355o
bbls -four so bbls meal 80 ties hams 400 SIS corn
300 SKIS oats 2g0sks bran 800 bdls brDoms II pkgs
sundries. g. ,,, aa
LIVERPOOIC-Per ship st BernardS--5fof
bales cotton 1900 pcs stAves.
SAN SEBASTIAN brig Flora GoodaIe-
no bales cotton II bxs Hlorlda water 30 pcs lum-
ber IS $50 pcs slaves.
GLASGOW-Per bark Dictator-32.o0G 1856 bu
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-31
Arrived.

Brit ship M0sher. Stuart ST days from Dublin.
tp MASTER Point.
e,ehr Daisev l. Park hurst. Hooper, II days from
Providence. II /, to mister Point
STEAMBOATS,
CITY If Alton, Bixby. from st Louis.
Commonwealth, Shields, I'm ~ Louis.
Thps Sherlock. Kates from CINCINNATI.
GOV Allen Brown from Bayou sara.
DTieia tarrlek. from Lower COast.
Belle Albert. Miller. Bayou DIES Alemauds.
Henry 'rete, Auepin. from Thibodaux.
Mary ida Ruiz. from - James
Walpon Ruiz. from Lower Coast
La Belle, Woods from Shreveport.
J0lie --. from Pearl Hiyer-New Basin.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-31
sT. LOUIS ARD CAIAo.
GRAND ECoRl.

Leaves EVERY SATURDAY, ats b. 10,
~ FOR GRAND EtURE. MONT.
-. 44sEl gcmery. Alexandria, SOrnhns
- ~ s"- Wares Bafhns aud alf way i.hd.k
ings Intermediate on tins hississrj "a IVA !
Hivers-The steamer ~
New Fart Able, Il
Il. Sinnott master Geo q. Hamilton. eisi4 4
For freight or pnssaas alplY On h0trd, ii ~
ADAMS h W0kK,}E
t}etg frn No. o e ftlfnsreia PlN4
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-31

ST L0UIS--Per steamer City Of Alton ---522
aes cotton 1920 bbls flpur coo bills meal 212 ties
lrd - eks bacon 8G bxs DO 1912 SKIS corn 7si SKIS
ran 80 bhls pork.
ST LOUIS-Per steamer Commemorative
bales cotton 4ps7 SKIS corn 100 SKIS bran GO sacks
as rs bbls pork 1886 bbls meal 2819 bbls -four 1855
rs lard 81 eks bacon 1913 bxs do.
| CINCINNATI-Per steamer Tbos SHERLOCK
1s bales cotton 100 hhds tobacco 1904 bills -four
ss bbls pork 2l3 bbls meal 1863 bbls whisky 4O7
eiles hay 143 ties hams It3 cks meat 167 bxs do
&e75 SKIS corn 989 SKIS bran.
BAYOU SARA--Per steamer Gov Allen-185
bales cotton II hhds sugar Dbl molasscs.
LOWER COAST-Per steamer Or1ole-6l bbls
nsolasses hbds sugar.
BAYOU DES ALLEMANDs-Per steamer
Esfile Albert-2g0 telegraph poles IS bales moss.
THIBODAUX-Pe steamer Henry Tete-5G
Bids sugar 80 bbls molasses.
ST JAME5--Per steamer Mary Ida-7l bbls
nsolasses IA hhds sugar % sk5 rough rice.
LOWER COAST--Per steamer Waloon--50
hbls molasses.
SHREVEPORT-Per steamer La Bellc--2l5o
bales cotton 100 SKIS cotton seed 50 SKIS cotton seed
meal 50i SKIS oil cake 100 bbs oil i37 head cattle
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-31

MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEAAS X r.
ss5 bales cotton 80 hhds sugar 5 bbls molasses
hS do Dbl sugar 100 head cattle.
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAlLROAD-
As bales cotton SO hhds tobacco 800 bbs lime rs
ties hams 7Sf SKIS seas.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-31
rnR nAYnn DE GLAzE.

IT. ron EvEHGEIES, COTTON 7
80 Il port, Junction. aoreauyII|le ,,l gs
mediate landings - The tigi,tdra passenger
steamer trenton, -,
In place Of steamer carry Owsnl -. !
NJ. NJ. Douilour. muster. A. i. Trousdale. aefs Il
will leave us above. For freight u PASSIVE
apply on board, or to ,..,,..,,,,.,. !, ,rr,a 70 u
fps tf Bill iDF fdih hs
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-31
uAYou DIES GLAIzEs.

FOR BAYOU DES GLAIzEs. &
INDEPENDENT PACKET. rN
- For EVERGHEEN COTTON FtIATs
LaltAhIe4fT Junction, M9feauviile, Die Bendre
Sinmsport and all ntermediatela1A
ues-'rhe drought passenger steamer : j
FRANK WILLARD,
tnty Rice. roaeier. I, NJ Joffri0n. settf
For freight or passage apply on board o 70 d
HIIE & CAhLlN Agents, FIJI
feb t7tf No. Ieh1upilvuiss slieS$8
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-31
LOWER COAST.
BAYOU SARA.

FOR BAYOU SARA. WAIE1psss;sr
LeHAs Hermitage. Port Hudson. and
-. - Rouge, Plaauemine and wyyrssklJ
iues-The United States mail semiSS
Jacket Gov. Allen. ,sastsf.
In place of W. s. Pike.J J.J. BrownsP go
Leaves every MONDAY and FRIDAi.
M, for Bayou Sara. ..iaa
HITE 4 CABIN. Ag-s,, 3 Tchoupiloulssaa
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The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-31
OPELOUSAS.

INDEPENDENT OPELOULAS thIa1'
PACKET
Leaves every WEDNESDAY, At .. TE,gT
<fs@s~. FOR WASHINGJVs..o BE-
G G5y I Atehafaays. sInnsg.sssss.
Big Bend Landing. Old River and ~ is ssssasf
date points-Tbe light-draft passengsi w.
St. Mary, /. as,t
r. PrObet, master. J. u. scnmir W.
For freight or passage apply on bOafa, = ~ d.
HITE h CABIN. TchoupIIooaaiTe Iai1s
Through bills lading 10 Bayous pss aaIn
and B0euf.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-31

INorr.-All quotations are based on round loi
sales from first hands unless otherwise stated
In filling small orders higher prices are
phargedl
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-31

The Atlanta man expects to cut his
thirtieth quail by next Tuesday and be
gladiator.