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The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-18

council and approve the course Of Ply
mouth church In Diminishing Mrs. Moul-
ton without touching the personal char,
acter Of Beecher, that gentleman Will
declare, In trumpet tones, that nc Is VIM
Dictated. The world will not accept this
subterfuge, however. Nothing short OF
n tribunal to sit on Beecher's indi-
vidual case will satisfy It. Mr.. Bowen
has Indicated his honest purpose
OF settling the difficulty between himself himself
tribunal. and the pettffogging tricks Of
Tom Sherman, simply disgust the pub
lie, which desires to see this infamous
scandal wiped out by full revelation
Of the bottom facts Brother White pro-
fesses to want to get at the truth about
Bcecher, but every time he Is given an
opportunity he backs out. Plymouth
church breads investigation.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-18
RED RIVER.

NEW ORLEANS AND RED RIVER ma
POKTATION COMPANY STEAMrlpmaANs
Mary Louise. Texas 'ihhS
X. Il. Bryary, Loiua No i,
Col. A. +. Kouns. w. j. I;eban
La be'io' r. n H. Belle Rowland
FOR SHREVEPORT Irp,,..
kaaLtkSs9~t son. Upper Rod River Mr ER.
k Coushatta Grand Ernrc, In,i,hden
dria and all way and plantation andi, a., hifAan-
ing Now Orleans rs followg -Leay.
Fpr Shreveport
LIN Belle. M. N. Wood. mastc,
Leavcs FRIDAY. Feb. IA. atsn -
For Shreveport and jefferson :"
II. T. Bryarly, W. r. Scovil mas,,.
Leaves on SATURDAY. Feb. 10 NJ,
Returning leaves Shreveport TlEEnlS;im.
- FRIDAYS. III and
SATU fridays boats going through In Law
No whhrfbOnt charges will be- made ~ v,'nserson
consigned TO the company mt tho month -, ,ise,ghl
River. '""'i Oh Ned
Forwarding froights consignedt tho oo,u
ut New Orleans viii bo handled Tree Of 'II, rapany
and commissions. Vi oiayage
For freight or passage. apply on board ., ;,
boats, or ut tho Office Of the eompnnv ~ tne
dravier street. JOS. A. AIKEN, Prss H. III
HITE II CARIIN, BRITTON h NIB kESeht
dI9 LORD Il McPEAKE hhhh,
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-18
by Railroad.
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD


NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD
LIT SKIS rough rice Anderson Simpson-l5 hhdt
sG KEW P oEIEx rs ST LOUIS AND CHICAGO
Stewart Bro Gco-9O Howcett d Gordon-79 T II
~ NJ Allen,9e Lehman. Abraham &co-aa Prt.
Meyer wais vadsn h rRiiR
John r Hardie &co-27 .Chaire. Hamilton 4
p2wcll,25 Britton. Moore q Coleman--2A John
! Airey aco-i7 Torian \ Dancy..Is Jno Burnet
&co-1aJ 6 Denis-l2 ] y Wolfe dco--1o Pres
tidge. Graham &co-lo Henderson,-lo Capp
aos W ssns f$STtS oae ens
SEN Alien. West &co-2 Buckner &eo~a Bus
soy &co IL Irby &co-1 John Noble--Total
92s bales cotton.
Feb ia hhds tobacco T. II Wilson h Mills-5s
DO Beadles. Wood &co-s do d Wetnore..12 do
Gunthcr &co-1 do Torian a Dancy-s do Hern
sheim Br r2 pkgs sash tarves &co-l bb po-
Son...n bbs rice Katie Mills iron kettle 4
SSs Mr. hhass Moh
tobaeso , Irby &co"aso do Mernsheim 4 B Bro
s, do " J9ssps,2l SKIS peas yno Klpg car
10 SKIS peas M b Titman--42 chests tea Blei-
sath-.ioo bbIs -four Prudhomme &co---So bbis
PORK GRANDDAUGHTER Frowepield z pieiferml btl
yamison-l csk e'ware A Peiser~-i pkge mdse
Peett. Yale q Bowling-l do Brown-.22 do M
-oeb %c0-2s 40 rage M0ran.3 90 Albert kco
8 NJ dould. Hogan s CERT! T Winder
IA Marx Wei Mcstea L valaeys5 Kat i Bar
nett T Belden-l2 Vincent dco-I9 L Booth
Ss% SHS Ehz9S5 r.
8 kegs butter 4 F Del Bondio-l5 bbls whisky 4
J Hart &co-5 DO } A Azons----l2 rolls leather l.
Pierre &co-! hhas to tobacco Kirkpatrick Keith
ning--7 bxs mdse II D McAlister---ls bales do
mestcs BoydlGE2 p poT stock III Hrsei
9xJ mase 9 s HHtsslq2 1o hb whisky
Haaden aco s ' bis whisky hieh a sccS
do T McMahon--2 do Mahon-1 do J T. Quinn
rolls leather Horter. Peterson 4 Fenner-i hid
2ssa ps bulk meat Flash 4 Doisen-ls eks bacon
Meyer. Weis &co-5s SKIS peas Adams &co-l
car lumber Balertine-lot old iron NJ
SchY Y,,o SKIS oats Wo9dsclo7 bdls paper
stock Johnson d Stephens bdls wheels Broad
4 Rand 8 : cks bacon Trepagner &co,s bdls TO-
Lyons,m-.6 bbls oil Richardson 4 May--68 pkgs
mdse Rice Bros-sO do Navra x Offner-3O do 3
Glover-ls do E Newton-l5 DO Halter
mdse S Benare- bales cotton Ranger Fat Fat
man &c0.7 Kirkpatrick Keith,-sundries to
z d pGss fsn AN hbd TEH bacH
IS bbls molasses Pelton & LUMBAR do John
Caider-17 do ID bales cotton Bush Il Levert--s
i~tHduAi MC0c!lcc. DnOWucn NlOlett-l
do2 bbs or hides hhds sugar Beers do ] nj
Putnan",31 do 81 bbls molasses 5 bbls cistern
bottom hhds do X Hare-2 hhds sugar bales
W Burbridge &co-25 do J Adams &cO-IG hhds
sugar John Chaffe 4 sons,s9 dry hides Manade
q La.aSSsteue- -29 90 bales moss Inf do Her
man vignes-1 bale do Wang & Cottam--1 hf
90 l. biboet-1 Dbl molasses / Dbl sugar ID l.
hernIon-Total2 Is bales cotton So hhds sugar ?
moasses. '''''
Per steamship Josephine from Galveston-13
Dales dry hides A Whitney &cO-35 bales cotton
Giapp Bros Gco-l7 G l. Walmsley &co-11 John
Phelps GcO--1O Simms Il Levy--i2 Francke x
iDannecl-2 Flash. Lewis &co-s bales rags NJ
schwartz Bro bbls pecans Schmidt <
81 bales cotton.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-18
BAYOU SARA.

FOR BAYOU SARA, WATERLOO
LeRss Hermitage. Port Hudson. Baton
RI, Rouge. Pa1uemine and way land
ings-The United States mail semi-weekly
packet Gov. Allen,
In place OF W. s: Pike J. j. Brown. master.
Leaves every MONDAY and FRIDAY, at o.
HITE CARLIN. Agts., Tchoupitoulas st.
d23 am A. G. GODDIN, 80 Magazine.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-18
EXPORTS.

LIVERPOOIr-Per steamship Marina---32OO
bales cotton 24O SKIS oil cake 2lOO pcs slaves.
HAVRE-Per ship President Lie-3577 bales
cotton 246O pcs slaves.
BARCELONA-Per bark Jaruco--111O bales
cotton 10 pcs lumber $500 pcs slaves.
GENOA-Per bark Lom-11OO bales cotton.
HAvRE-Pcr bark Kong Cari-134O bales cotton
1900 pes slaves.
IIVERPOOL-Per bark st Patrick-2l3O bales
cotton 1900 pcs slaves.
UTILLA-Per schr Lady Woodbury--12 bbls
-four bbls sugar pkgs sundries 5000 feet lum-
Der.
PENSACOLA-Per lugger Garibaldi-lot fruit
and sundries.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-18

Arrived.
No arrivals from sea.
STEAMBOATS,.
Pcytona. VcrhofY from Evansville. with 3
bargcs,
WalOon, Ruiz, from Lower Coast.
Coy Allen. Brown. from Bayou Sara.
RObt Young. Terrebonnc, FIN Laurel Valley.
Mary Ida. Ruiz. from st James.
OriOle. Carrick. from Lower Coast.
Carondelet, Thomson. from st Louis.
Alice, Porter from Amitc.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-18

Zoe. n,ou sas dgdpo, says Mr.. Spring
or Omnc ignOtun, pro maOniic0, re.
plies Mr.. Seelye. II would be relief
TO the people II the Congressman would
put all Of their speeches into incompre-
hcnsible Greek and Latin. Sic transit
ipecacudnhn mar rOnica non C0nipos
n,entis. chicago Times.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-18
MAXINE NEWS.
N. o. DEMOCRAT OFFICE. Feb. IS. 1876.
Cleared Yesterday.

Cleared Yesterday.
Brit steamship Marina. Trotman. for Liverpool
Lowell 4 Bailey
Nor ship President Lie, for Havre-
Hall Il Vaughan
Span bark Jaruco. Cabanas. for Barcelona
NJ PUG &co
Nor bark Lom ROstrup for Genoa
Ocean Xerega &co
Nor bark Kong Carl Henriksen for Havre-
RI BuddendorfY
3 rit bark st Patrick. Mclean for Liverpool
MeeEer. Knox geo
Schr Lady Woodbury. Woodbury.. Tor Ctilla-
j J. Macheca &co
Luggcr Garibaldf. Fielar. for Pensacola
Master
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-18
VICKSBURC.

Leaves ev. TUESDAY atsp.m
sGs~-~ Fol. VICKSBURG. KAicuyy
.&tzFxs Dayls's Bend and intermedIas;s
IanlIings-The steamer
-, r.. Z. Leo,
VIM. Campbell. master. A. Mcvay. plerk
leaves as above. connecting at Viekab,rp Mn
Parisots Line for oil poi ITS on Yazoo. Sunaaws.
ADAMS Il WORK,
lllJt u CAELiN.
d2l JNC. JANNEY, Areph
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-18
Commercial.
THURSDAY EVENING

THURSDAY EVENING. Feb. II. 1876.
COTTON-The sales to-day mot including 600
bales additional yesterday. when the sales
irregular and easier prices. requiring a reduc-
ton Of &c In the inside figures OF low middling
nary to strict good ordinary inclusive, and Nc in
inferior We give also the figures and report
Of the Exchange as below
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-18
Receipts Of Prod uce.

EVANSVILLE-Per steamer Peytona-363 SKIS
oats Blaffer Gco-762 SKIS bran 81 SKIS screen
ings Vairin Mortimer-252 bales hay W H Ma
thews K Bro-w42 do 800 SKIS oats Schwabacher
Prevented 4 Pfeifler-20s bales hay 0 bxs eggs
yer Odendahl-9 bbls beans 90 coops poultry
90 bbls onions Miller Meyer-1O0 bbls -four I40
bbls pork 96 bales hay lot hoop poles Howard &
oats Il Lawler--2l tics lard cks meat 80 bbIs
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-18
ST. LOUIS AND Cairo

~e. FOR ST. LOUIS. CAIRO Nv,,
eEE{ phis and Bends-Tho ine hts aaM.
CARONDELET
WIN. Thompson, master, w. ID. Love a,..,
Leaves SATURDAY, Feb. 10. at 3 \, nm m 'aefk
-. ~ BELLE OF suREyEPORf. U.s.
II. w. Iten, master, H.A. DoIrms, a.,
., Leaves on TU ESDAY. Feb. "a. NJ NJ u'ers
Through bills Of lading via Cairo and ,,. III,
to I'LL points North and West, A'e'''on
J. b. WOODS a CO
dz9U l04 Common stres
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-18
MEMPHIS AND DENns

REGULAR MEMPHIS AND BENDS pArvrr.
Leaves on FRIDAY. Feb. Is, atsp. m
f. Fol. MEMPHIS, HELEN.
,<2k6xGSE Mouth OF White River. dhisda,
and tbs Bcnds-1he now and mae nnISl,aH
steamers eeu
Mary Bell,
vii Ii T. MiesS; h aaster Af drisson clerk
TO all way and plantation bus.nesa' Th,gansep
bills of ladinR sgncd 10 all poin's on iinatv a
roads. BItOCkETT d CATER. Agents Agent ia''
dto ~ N tgiwns ytr.at
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-18
River News.
OFFICE New ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
Friday Morning, February Is. 1876.

Friday Morning, February Is, 1876.
:, the undersigned, in assuming charge of the
River Department of the DAILY DEMOCRAT. re-
spectfully solicits from his steamboat friends a
continuance Of the patronage so literally ex-
Tended during his connection with the New Or
leans Crescent and Bulletin
GEO. J. DUNCAN.
N B.-Any communications relating to steam
boat matters left at the DEMOCRAT office, No. "A
commercial Place, will meet with prompt atten-
ton from the river reporter.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-18
Imports.

HAVRE-Per bark Refine des Anges-1O7O burr
stones d L Ranlett &co-14 cases pianos l.
Grunewald-s cases furniture Norton 4 Bell.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-18
STEA M BOATS.
Special Notice-yicksburp. sbr.

oPe'"' Nv''o 'HksDmrg, Shrcycn.r.
and Tcs| ,s ha,llroad Until further r pv''
Station VIII b" shipped by New JI,a,i,.hlluah
VickBbnrg Packet Line. via Delta V'''ahs and
.FrciRhts t. Delhi and west Of Delhi ,,,u,
shipped Wy now orleans a., nnd Ouachlta T Tn Dc
Through bills 81 ladng aligned only bv
fcl5tf W. u. BROCkEfT, 80 Maaaznoya.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-18
BATON ROUGE.

REGULAR BATON ROUGE, PLAQgyEEMMi'D
AND COAST SEMI WEEKLY PAoihhha1viEL
THE FINE SIDE VIE
Allen Jumel roastar Chns Brush leEs, ),
VIII leave New Orleans every WEDNEoDn''
II M. and every SATURDAY. at .. hs sss7
Returning, will leave Baton Rougss-
THU RSDAY and SUNDAY EN EAlNuI 4
For freight or passage apply on o2paiannnyils
clerk will be found at the head oil D ielf
street every Tuesday and Friday n
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-18

AMITE-Per steamer Alice--l5 bales cotton
Rcnshaw. Cammack &co--5 W White...-4 II
Heyman = John Chafre h Sons-2 Dowling--2
ton seed Bienyilc Oil Co-.7s 900 shingles 10000
feet lumber 20 cords wood Muncy \ Marey-.-12
bxs eggs and sundrics TO order-Total 50 bales
cotton I6s SKIS cotton seed.
COVINGTON-Per schr Pippo-7 bales cotton
Alcus. Schcrck h Autey-3 order-1 John 7 Har-
die &co--7 bxs eggs SKIS rough rice ~ bbls tar
$50 bbls sand order-Total II bales cotton.
STOCKTON--Pe schr Two Friends--35.O 900
feet lumber q Stubcr.
PASCAGOULA-Per schr Mary Theresa-32.-
ono feet lumber II Buddig,
TICKFAW-Per schr Elizabeth Ann-35 cords
wood MASTER
SPRINGFiELD--Per schr Wightman---I2
bxs eggs hides IS kegs tar order IL cords wood
O'Rourke.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-18
LOWER COAST.

INDEPENDENT PACKET-LOWER oVAD-
DAILY PACKET.
,RQ@sn' \ The A No. freight steamo'
IAAzS J. f. Frazer, ,,.s,e,
&atEn3 o. Canton. yr., appsssrSS
Leaves the Lower Coast rsIfi or
Landing EVERY EVENING (except o aain1s, al .
the Beialr Plantation and way lannv fF1RE
O'CLOCK. Returning to the city E'EhA
NOON, except Mondays. u oru
sOr freight engagements apply on ~. sstreeL
u9u n. O. N)NOHUE. 70 Gray!es 9ss''"
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-18
BAYOU DIES GLArzEss
FOR BAYOU DIES GLAIZEs.

FOR BAYOU DIES GLAIZEs.
INDEPEN DENT PACKET.
Leaves every SATURDAY. at D. m. Commas.
ing SATURDAY, February 10
~ = FOR EVERGEEEN, COTTON p0pr
L6AAEAj4T Junction Moreauvie, Biz Bsnd'
- 5imIasport and all Intermediates land anG..
ings-The light-draught passenger steamer
Frank willard, Lew Rice, muster
For freight or passage apply on board or h
HlTE 4 CARLIN. Agents,
feb I7tf No. TchOnpitonlas streh
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-18

onions Jno T Moore &co-sG bbs -four order 40
800 bbs pork Ar%9in b Ss2ap
II Otls-i00 bbls meal ordor-lls sas n n,,ss 4
Buddecko h yon44o do i37 SKIS corn Gordom ,
b"les by y o 1s's se1hnei1 7 r. znbsr
bcr-326 bills pork bbls tongues Dol pcs .neai -,
bnk y cks meat % bbls oEr ls? XXI pa so I
1s, % p g hhds TOBACCO
oo mlM . DO Thompson Miils do FlashpollenTT ,fs
SKIS ssa eq Ne 70
ol bayou rs sARX"Ter steamer Coy Allenn-lg2
srss COTTON W AsTssss% @ &eS Mseiea
snowden \ yio. Gnmb9l oat He xn,Sv
c5ans f %ccw S GsSS "kl ssnol &;G
u i b Newman &eo..-9 Bush \ Loyerrtm ai,.w
Cam s' &co--i yoldon loo bid sugar
Ibs moInssss Adams &co..s do dumSel-
% do Male q ha srca es2f faxar n bis
sugar Male n Cammack sundrics 70 3rder -
Total $50 bales cotton 10 hhds sugar bbls do 70
'G G.1AT2ET VALLEY steamer Rcet Young
II bale cotton + Hickman.--le hhhs s' hEir
GSassr Fsyss a2 T. sashny -
%co~wi d do Hirsch. Adler. &co--a do r II 4 NJ
Allen 50 SKIS rough rice Bernard-ia r 90 Az Z,
hbda = sugar IL bbIs moiasses % SKIS rough rice
0% 81 JAMIE JAMES -rer stoamer Mary ldes hhds
u. + Stockmeyer--T bbls mgasses Bur
bridge eco, - do Schmidt 3 Zieglor1u,li ,l bids
"a 4" IMna,lx h Son-sundrics TO ordor-Total bs
LOWER GoAsrPor steamsr 2riolels hh b
nnsieiro -sundrles to order Total II hhds sugar
81 LOUiB-icr steamer Carondelct-.so casks
bacon 50 kegs lard ~ bbls pork Shulloy,,m3
bxs cheese vis ps bulk moat yno Moore &c2 e,
corn Howard b Preston---...ioo bbs corn meal 100
bbs grits 700 bbls flour Glover Odendahl--Gst
sks e2rg Ne%man Ren9s ~ d2 ,r
p ps bags f ogden B"l1ss ies lard burke <
fThompson II hhds do q Green &co-s bxs hard
%ass S cssseHss do DO f sis
bdls twine Ii + II r Lawler-o bales brown corn
stfs Esf .S $s'
s sss a mlss b Aer ps DO ct
chains " Smith--,io kegs powder Wallace Il
Mo9a-l9 bbf beef hi do W22award% Wright W.
West sd" &c o do 40 bbs cornmeai W il Ma
,hews &e2-i2i SKIS oats Blairor %e2 Sx do
If sHHss2y bp oa nft " Sb
pork i K Converse &eo.--so pkgs butter 70 bbIs
peas ~ DDiB NXRb ~ uDI DTOOIIlb 10 DAB tus'5' .
bxs sn,isagcs q A Genn--275 bbls pork ~ tubs
butter Is cks bacon Forchc mer Bros---2oo bbls
Il Hirsch--2O frks butter 100 bbls grits & II Law
renee &co-iOO bbls pork Stone h Tutt--50 do %
tea lard Schmidt T. Zcgler-1i pkgs butter 10 bbls
pork Russell Il HAIL. tubs butter Tlashpoller
Nelson-1s pkgs do N d Wetmore-s do Flash
Il Dolsen-23 do 10 bxs eggs Del Bondio--l00
SKIS malt 40 bbls mdse I,tlsse----50 tibs -four
Amann-1Oo do Keep. Raymond &co-5o do
Rogers Mitchell-2oo bbls cornmeal Capt II
cotton II Wilson Il Mills--loO bbls -four 7
Buddeckc h Son-l2i do 30 bbls onions g Pleas.
ants--25 ties lard J A NoTtop--I lot lpmtor ii
Otis-1 lot hoop poles b J Bcrklcy-16 bxs eggs
Miller h Meyer-75 bbls hour 30 bbls pork 10 kegs
lard and sundries blanks Lino---IO hhdg meat
| 300 bbls eornmea and sundries Aiken's Line
1870 bbls -four and sundries Rcd River Lines
bales cotton Il Newman &co-5 Lehman, Abra-
ham &co-o Meyer Weis Geo-le5 SKIS cotton seed
La Oil Co-sundries to order-Total 30 bales cot
| ton i65 SKIS cotton seed,
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-18
Arrivals Mt th. Old Basin.

JORDAN KIVER-Pcr schr Coneordia-32.OO 900
feet lumber order.
BAYOU .LACOMBE--Per schr Covington--
20 900 feet lumber order.
TCHEFUNCTA KIVER-Per schr Emma Ame-
lia-30. 900 feet lumber order
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-18

Plymouth Church has nearly exhaust
ed all the wiles of the devil to save
Beecher. The refusal to accept BOwen's
proposition to refer the matter between
Beecher and himself to private inves-
tlgating committee, composed Of prom
lnent Congregationaiists, is but addi-
uonai evidence of the unwillingness Of
the church to face the music. OF the
l7o or $50 churches invited to Beecher's
Advisory Council, only seventy have
thus Tar accepted the invitation, and it
is very evident that to such a council
only those churches which are friend
ly to Beecher will send delegates.
leaders Of Plymouth when they issued
the call. If eighty churches go to the
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-18
OPELOUSAS.

INDEPENDENT OPELOULAS WEEKLY
PACKET.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY. at 5 p. m
Gao~ FOR WASHINGTON. P0M
knaiEsxSk Barry, Churchville, Bayou Dc
4laizes, Atchafalaya. Simmspof-
Big Bend Landing. Old River. and all inferno.
date points-The light-draft passenger steamer
st. Mary,
4. Profst. master. j. y. Schmidt, CLERK
For freight or passage apply on board. orto
HITE d CAkLIN TchouptoulW ~
Through bills lading to Bayons Dies Gla1"
and Beuf. do
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-18

The WEATHER.-Ye Yesterday was not exact
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-18
FOR BAYOU PE GLAZE.

FOR BAYOU DE GLAZE.
Leaves FRIDAY. Feb. ~, ut 5p.m
~ For EVERGREEN, COTTON.
lS4saaSt port, Junction, Moreauyie. Biz
Bend. Simmsport and all Inter.
mediate landings - The llght-drait passenger
steamer Trenton,
I'm place Of steamer Garry Ovep.j
M. NJ Douffour. master. A. Z. Trousdae, ctert,
will Leave as above For freight or passaes
apply on board. or to
fe8tf BEITTON Il EPPLER
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-18
Leaves EVERY WEDNESDAY, at ep,m.o
FOR WASHINGTON PELOUSAS

LsHa&t Port Barre, Simmsport,. ChurchylLA
land all landings on the Coast AmnS
falaya River and Bayou Courtableau-Tne
Tleta,
@. @. Pickett. master, A. Menier, Sr., CLERK.
Will leave as above. All freight and PASSENGER
for Bayou des Glaizes to be landed at Simmspn
or Big Bend Landing. and for Bayou Boni ~
Washington. For freight or passage appym
board or to LORD IL NCPEAKE. Agents.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-28

1t try to conceal and smother its ulcers, and
die OF gangrcnc, or will 1t succumb ana
give up the ghost from loss CT blood WINE
submitting to the surgeons in hopes OF saw
ing IFS lifc2 These questions press upon inc
cpu-cicnccs of the better class of Rcpuhll-
cans. The party may perish IN the
crort TO save ITSELF 10y putging ont It's bad
elements. but It's Only hope Tor the future
consists in sttrendcIiug to justice every
leader who has been engaged IN running
the Repr''ican machine for years past
mainly Il mako money for himself. 1t
will not be sufficient to punish the
little rogues. The people want TO see
the great rogucs brought down; for they
have no pleasure in the spectacle Of men
pushing to be President at the very time
when Il large body of their fellow citizens
are debating whether they ought not to be
in the peniteuuary.
The Republican party cannot commit any
other mistake so fatal NJ to try ~ save II
few larccnuus members whose hands have
been in the treasury contrary to law.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-28
Beechcr Must Meet Mouiron.

FTUIN TTT
MI MOultOn has made u proposal for the
trial 81 the case winch II Is Impossible Tor Mr.
Beecher either in the character Of an honorable
man, or Of - religious man, To decline, II n car ;
for any opinion tut thdt Of his own church. The
proposal Is mat "a the parties shall 30 to trial
before the court OF law IN the case now penuin9
on the sit gle issue that MIR. Bsecher committed
perjury IN procuring Moultun's Indictment for
libel a techmc | objections to De waived, and
aii witnesses admitted, aud the jury to be-
chosen either by eX President Woulsey or Mr..
| Georgc &. KOunson, one OF Mr. beechcrs dea-
! cons: or ca before three referees, one 20 be
named ny each party, and n third 10y THESE Two
OF C0 uciura twelve men six selected Nv Mr..
| lnuina- G.. Shearman and MIR. Edward Bccchcf,
and siX hl tWD person named ny Mr. Moultpu,
inc majority To give the verdict. Tais offer can
not, We repeat, DO refused with IMMUNITY.
Auulton l. not a locker on, but Mr.. beechers
| trusted friend during tue four most Wing years
| Of his life, ANA Mrs. MOulton, whom Sir. Beechtr
| his opeaiy accused Of perjury, Wac also his
friend duIIug lie same period, ana Is now "A
| member vi Christian church, III good stauc-
| ing.
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Several Americans, more perhaps than
would care to confess II, have been wofully ls-
appointed by their failure TO draw the grand
prize Of one million dollars supposed to have
been allotted to one lucky ticket holder In the
Havana lottery, drawn on Monday last. OF all
tho disgraceful and demoralzng methods EN-
ploycd by nations to raise the wind, none Is
more shameful than this lottery business. All
nations which cherish any regard Tor their
credit or reputation have long since been forced
by the progress OF civilized ideas to stop coun-
tenanclng the system, but Spain is poor and not
proud She collects twenty Ave per cent on all
premiums, and finds In the Havana lottery a
much easier way of colleciing taxes than any
other. Purchasers of lottery tickets are voun-
tary taxpayers, all Others most unwilling ones.
CT tho enormous sum derived by Spain from
the sale Of Havana lottery tickets, amounting to
not less than S2O,0OOOO0 = year, the American
public, we regret to say, pays at least one-half.
The principal markets for the sale OF the tickets
are 10 this city, New Orleans, San Francisco,
and Key West. Apart from the enormous com
mission OF twenty-five per cent. collected by
the Spanish Government, the prices at which
the tickets are sold In this country should pre-
vent any sane man from investing In the swim
die. Tickets for the last drawlng-an extraordi-
nary one-were sold in Havana for $500 in Span
! pb Rspk paPsL equivalent With gold Al 80, ane
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eight exch inrc on this city NJ one ana half ner
cent. discount, to about sss currency. 1tcse
same tick Its were sold In this ci y for 500 cur
rency. The sWmdle should be stopped, aud its
aidefs and abettor- prosecuted.
In Scrbucrs MoldhlV for May TrPpER
HcLLANp discus.cs WALT Wniru,N's claims
t. lie Go sii,rcd poet. aud discusses them
rdtherc .uten.! tuuu.iv. "Ile has no Glowing
wrfos iUprtR liOlLtSD. who himself ma =
larse and admrirg tail ~ rcadcrs. fhe critic
goes on to atguethit, because WnuMAN's vetscs
lack regularity and rhythm. thcy arc not poetry.
Tho psalms OF DAVID, the Canticies, the
poems Of OssiNN, are none the less poetry IN the
unrhythmical TRANSACTIONS. We can underst nj
that WALT wurMAS's Independence Of tue
customary metrical restraints must seem out
rage0us TO rUPPLR HOLLAND, whose versiilcn-
ton u 70 regular, and whose rhymes, barring
now and then aCockney consOnance, are 80 cml-
nentlv correct. Nevertheless, we do not think
that TupPER HOLLAND Is sufficiently well
established on Pafnassus to assume to or
der WALT WHITMAN OF the mountain.
We have no great admiration for the work
Of the author Of Leaves OF Grass" and we
think that wnIrMAN's genius Is oyerestimated
by that little coterie IN England IN which SWIM
BuRNE and tho ROsETIIs are chef. And yet
we must add our conviction that ! UPPER HOL-
LAND, ne a poet, Is 50 much below WALT MT
MANS plane that his sitting In judgment on
tho lattef's work reminds us OF ELkASAH SET
TIE snubbiug ALEXANDER PORE.