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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-10

This morning Amos Casey, aged about
50 years, residing at 2i5 Chester street
shot himself in the breast from the ell
fects OF which he is not expected to ro'
cover. Derangement resulting from sun
stroke issupposed to have been the cause
OF the net.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-10
ENGLAND.
The salonica Murders.

LONDON, August 9.-In the house oi
Commons this evening, Under Secretary
Bousche said. Several representations
have been made 10 the Porte regarding
the cruel and atrocious'scenes in Bulgaria.
Porte has been informed that the recital
OF those deeds has created in the English
mind, the greatest indignation and hor-
ror. I have reason 10 believe that these
occurrences ceased some little time ago,
and that punishmentis being inflicted by
the Porto upon the perpetrators. The Brit
ish consul or agent, has been appointed at
Philipopolis with special instruction on
the snbiect Of these atrocities.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-10
SCHOOL AMENDMENT.

upon re.asscmbling Edmunds, from
Committee on Judiciary, reported with
amendments the House joint resolution
proposing an amendment TO the Constitu'
tion Of the United States prohibiting the
appropriation Of money for the support
of schools Of any religious sect. Placed
on tho calendar. He gave notice that he
would call it up for consideration to.mor
row morning. .h
, Mr.. Wallace then continued his re
marks on Mort6n's. resolution and wa
replied to by Sherman, but before the
latter concluded the Senate adjourned.
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IRISH RIFLE TEAM.

The Irish Rifle Team for America are
as follows: ]. Rigby, Trenton, Johnson,
Miner, Cooper, Joynt, Goff, Green, Hill,
Thyme, Dyas, Pollock. Two gentlemen,
who won places in the competition,
Smythe and Ward, are unable to leave on
account of private affairs. The team
will sail on the 25th inst.
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ANTWERP, August 9.-Arriyed-Ths
t.l steamship KenilwOrth, from Philadel'
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apAND MILITARY PARADE,

The preparations lave been completed
for tho grand military parade to take
place tomorrow afternoon. The first di'
vision composing the entire military
force OF the city, will act as escor
and take the right Of the line. Majol
General Banks expects that his divi'
vision will number 1000, a large turnout
for a summer parade, The Detroit
Guards will join in the line as guests o
the first division. In addition to the Z,
500 men in camp the 10th regiment, Col
Schall with three companies from Coush
octon and six from Morristown, are 4
Join the parade. The full National
Guard OF the State, 900 strong, will also
be in line. There will not be less thar
fifty bands with the entire procession.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-10

Tho Harper's Ferry Water PowG
and Manufacturing Company o
West Virginia, Francis G, Adam
NJ nj
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-10

The regular series Of historical sketch.
ca Of the States, by orators appointed by
the different Governors, were resumed
| in the judges Hall by Hon. E. D. Was
field. delivering an address on the past
and present OF the State Of Ohio.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-10
MISSOURI REPUBLICAN, STATE coNvES-
TI0N,

ST.. LOUIS, August 9-on the reaaem'
bling OF the Republican State Conven'
tion, Hon. Malcolm Mcmillan, Of Cooper
county, was chosen permanent President
Hon. Eugene .Weigle; Secretary; with
B, Wilson, J. R. Winchell and D. G
Coleman as assistants, and Vice Presi.
dent from each Congressional district.
Nominations for Governor being In
order, Geo. A. Finkleburg, Of 81. Louis
was nominated, and Notwithstanding q
letter from him was read positively de-
clining to be q candidate, the nomination
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WHISKY INVESTIGATION.
=, IL. fu..t

Elmer Washburne, Chief Of the secret
service, testified before the sub: Committee
on Whisky Frauds this afternoon, as to
the part he took under instruction from
Solicitor Wilson In the discovery oil the
evidence Of whisky frauds in Chicago
the charges having been made BY the Su
peryisorS. None OF the evidence obtained
BY him implicated Senator Logan or Far.
we'll; his examination will be continued
tomorrow, 80. ,;.'tts..'.
REPORT OF THE PosToFFIoE COMMITTEES
The majority report OF the ,Postotiic,
Committee severely cchsures ex.Post
master General Ggessweh, and declares
that the evidence suggests that the Post
office. Department during his administra
tion was either in collusion with wrong
doers or.that criminal negligence or grosl
incompetency existed. Mr. Jewell is also
censured for not remedying the,eyi O
the preceding administration when dis
covered by him. .-.....,.,....
The minority report, which IL signet
by, Cannon, Neal and Stowell sets fortl
that the great amount OF testimony taker
prevents The submission OF even an intel
iigent analysis OF the iacis in the report
limited as this must necessarily be, al
though they are able without any diff
Guilty to arrive at the conclusion that il
this as in all former Investigations thu
testimony itself furnishes the most com
plcte and satisfactory vindicaion Of tn
Department and its management sinc'
The Inauguration Of President Grant.
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ALABAMA ELECTION.

MONTGOMERY, August DIN forty.one
counties Houston's majority is 27,101.
Tho remaining twenty.four counties in
1874 gave him a majority Of 1900, and
1t is not thought theey will fall behind
this year. Tho Chairman Of the Demo
cratic State Committee telegraphs to
United States Senator Eaton, "The ne
groes in large numbers voted with u.s."
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The United States

The United States
ys.
Francis G. Adams Of al.
The United States
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-02-12
L.sw 0F NEWSPAPEHS.

/. Subscribers who do not give ex-
press notice to the contrary, are consider
ed as wishing to continue their sub-crip-
ton.
.. If-ub.crbcrs wish thcirraper, dis
continued, publishers may continue to
send them until all charges are paid.
3. Ifsubscribcrs neglect or refuse to
take their papers from the office or place
to which they are sent, they are held re-
,pon-blc until they settle their bills and
give due notice to discontinue.
!. Ifsubscriber- move to other places
without informing the publisher, aud the
paper is sent 90 the former direction they
ue held responsible. Notice should al
way be siycn Of the removal.
3. The courts have decided, that refus-
ing to take "A paper from the Office, or re-
moving and leaving ituncalled fJr, is pri-
ma lotcie evidence Of Intentional fraud.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-02-12
aT'ecaly Crjnjty 5oNrna(.
WeavoTville, February IL, 1876

A TEST CAsE.-A day or two ago a
citizen living on the river road called at
the Post Ctiiee to mai! package. lie
had four cents worth OF stamps on it,
but when weighed was found to lack two
cents.
"In not pay it! -Four cents is plen-
ty!" he clustered. 81 know what It's
worth to carry packages rs well as this
Government does ~
" The postal law regulate these mat
ter" observed the clerk.
"Thcn III regulate the postal law,
will !"
The clerk was wondering how il could
be done, when the man continued
"You see this package ?'
"Yes, SIR"
"With four cents on it ?"
"Yes, sir"
"Well, I'm going to mril it. II il
reaches Chicago, all right. Ifit doseat'
III come aroud here and haul you through
that window and break Gty o your ribs
and twist you twice around that door =!
Applications for The position Of staml
clerk should be sent in eayly.-Defroi
Tree Press.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-02-12

THE WAY TO KEEP ONES WORD
The renowned General Napier, taking
a country walk, met little girl on the
road, crying like to break her heart over
broken bowl. When the General stop
ped and asked what the matter was, She
said She had let the bowl fall, and her
mother would beat her for it when She
got home. The General told her not to
cry, and he would give her dXpence to
buy another. lie put his hand into bis
pocket, but found he had no change.
So he told the girl to meet him there at
the same hour, next day, and he would
bring the sixpence then. And she was
to ask not to be thrashcd. The child
thanked him and went away, trustlul
and happy. On getting home, he found
awaiting him an invitation TO dine in Bath,
next evening, 10 meet person whom he
particularly wanted to see. His prom
ise to meet the child was in the way.
lie examined to see il it would be posi-
BILE to meet her and yet be in time. lie
founo that both could not be done, so he
wrote, declining the invitation, on the
ground Of bis pre-eugagemcnt.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-02-12

Az UNKNOWN ToNGUE.-There il
said to be living in the neighbothood Of
Wilhcsbarrc, Pa, an American family
blessed with three children speaking
some kind Of gibberish peculiarly their
own, and which, although wen under
stood by the little ones, the parent.
even canlot understand. All attempt
to compel their offspring to converse i
plain English having failed, the parent-
as a last resort, have been compelled to
separate the children in order to break
up what might otherwise become an
inourable practice.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-02-12

A CONSCIENTIOUS "DEAD-HEAD." -
Jones went to the theater the other eve
ming. The play was bad, the acting
worse. On all sides Jones friends We're
Kissing both. " You take it comforta-
ply" said friend to Jones. " came IN
on order, and | don't feel at liberty to
express an adverse opinion, he replied.
Presently, however, Jones rose, hurried
ly, indignation in every line Of his face.
By Joye / must 60 out and pay !" he
exclaimed.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-02-12

THE other day some ladies' were out
visiting. There being little two-year
old present, one Of the ladies asked him
if he would kiss her. lie answered,
"No." "What is the reason that you
will not kiss me ?" "I'm too little TO
kiss you. Papa will kiss you; papa kiss
cs all the big girls" lie was permitted
to play with his toys.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-02-12

HER esterday afternoon
while several men were drinking at q
Grstwold street bar woman quietly
and softly entered. Some Of the men
sat down, others stared Mt the woman
and the bar-keeper limidIy inquired
"Come to pray?"
/" No, sir !" she promptly responded,
"Ive come here to get the wash-bill,
and if you don't fork it over IN make
these gin bottles sing Il funeral march p
He forked .-DetI0U Free PcyS
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-02-12

BANK NOTES The papers upon which
dhe Bank Of England notes are printed
has been made since 1871, at Laycrstock,
Hants. 1t is noted for its peculiar white
ness, thinness and transparency, its crisp
and rough feel its water mork-mada
in the paper, and on the same side as the
printing its three uncut edges, and its
strength. A bank note will support
thrty-six pounds before sized, and it is
thought, will afterwards support man
for years, fit is for right amonnt
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-02-12

DID'T WANT THAT kIND OF SIGN.-
When the new church ut Nestai Center
n. Y, was finished on the outside recent
ly, the contractor, to ill the stipulation
to put a giIded ball on the stoep.e, cid d
nearly round gallon jug, and turning IL
with bottom up, placed it upou the spiro.
The jug, thus placed, did not impress
the Vestal Center people a- aproper
symbol. A William Tell stepped 10 tht
front, and from the first crack OF his
rifle the jug split into fragments and fell
OIL,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-02-12

A LONDON paper announces that the
British Museum has just added to its
stores one Of the most curious historical
documents in eXistence-an indulgence
sold by the monk Tetzel. The little
scrap Of parchment, which will soon be
exhibited to the curious eyes Of the
British public, is not "A unique document,
for there are several known to be in ex-
jstence but it is the only one in the Bit
ish dominion.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-02-12

DURING recent examination Of the
youngsters in one Of the Chomung Coun-
ty schools, the teacher asked:
What is monarchy ?" and was
Immediately answered by a bright lrtc
eight-yoar boy.
"a country governed by a king"
Who would rule if the king houll
die ?"
1.-The queen"
Bnt if the queen should die, who
would than be ruler ?"
1.-THE jack"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-02-12

A BELGEAvIAN MoTuEH.-E Ethelinda
-" Mother, isn't it wicked to say, Y on
be bowed as Algy does ?" Mother
"It's worse than wicked, my dear, it's
vulgar !"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-02-12

Passengers viii find 'ficl,symtbi.b,
route at the General Ticket Oa.so',. ,i,, i',',
tal Pacific Raihoad, Sacramento.
Tickets for sale in all the Ticket 0n,.
the Central Pacific Railroad '''
W. II. STENNl.TT, Con. p., l,,
MARTIN nUGilITEUgn. Sm.
II. p. STANNOOD, General lsr.,
Montgomery street Sal tm4a TO. aG,l
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-02-12
TIE EYES ! THE Eyes
DIR. E. II. PARDEE,
Oculist L and Aurist

q E'FEk 4 K'2OTI: .l'e"g Eiiy1
L a ness of more than tNe years, d. anl
has made himself thor0ughE and ,clniNi
~ ac Iuaint9d with ali hi~ta> vi th. ID
and il now pracliciug with a,attu>, lot d
pa.s.d in tho tHittd States.
All operations performed, s3ch d, Ntrabi
mus, or ciUss-cSe, Cataract D., Gur NiI
ton, l}elIc ion or Absorption tgy.iam,I
lloshy membrane glowing otujh.py,, GelI
ton o! StarhNl0mH, or bal ,ueuut ui tAesg
hriiiclu fu1l, fiStdla, Lach"mmIr, roi
ing Of th3 toar passage, and ..I J..,rul.laI
the Lid, etc.
Artificial Eyes insort,a uiaoa the Ii
pain, and possessing all tua movements ID
brilliancy of tho real eye. A largo a.otm'
constantly on hand 0nd 'or sal 10 a,omi
prices. The Doctors Eye Bath ui tAsu,
mcnt and cnre Of all nelYOd, disease, sas
all over this coast.
Ihanktul to those physician, sao hUN
him eases for open alton, he hopes tla, hi, %
Nersal success will warrant continuation
their confidence. His crlr1rlt. as 400 opera.
is co-cNtenSiye with hi> success, as Wlel
are presenting themselNos, for Treatment Al
operations, from Now \ lora and Boston, ALTA.
monthly. Many patients can be ,ecnMu
Doctors Office daily, in diter.nl Stages dI
cOy2Ty.
Orlcr -737 Clay Street, 0ppGitol
Plaza, San Francisco.
TAKE NOTICE" = Eiar Is roI
be beffeped though Zee Sp.Ghs fhf truth
Reports are in circulation through theWr
country that have retired from bisinr'''h 20
| have gone to the Atlantic STATES, that
in Europe, &e., &c. TO tho>, interested v
say thar the report has been gotten in clIea
tion for tho furthorance of Other raiue'n
are trying to obtain, illeciiimatelH a1
practice. he report has been started W
itlnerant mountebaHk, and without tle Ig
truth, as am at my office daily, and attend
TO about sixty daily patients.
n. Ez. PAFgDEi., 0culist
737 Clay Street
my21-ly. SAN tl,ANOloVV
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-02-12

"They say woman can't keep Sc
crct," remarked Division street woman
to her husband, "but Martha Jones told
me in cofdence last night that She is to
be married soon, and | haven't even
told YOU"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-02-12

This popular route is unsurpa..clf,s
Comfort and Safety The smooth r.I
lasted and perfect track Of steel ,ai.. X.
ebrated Pullman Palace Sleiigs i,T '-.
perfect Telegraph System of m.,io,' q. +,
the regularity with which they iap,t1.
roble arrangement for runulE. tgro',b
to Chicago nom all point, Il ,.; ..a1
passengers al the comforts ia ro,en r.,
Iravo ing. No change OF Gus. .,i ,"
GUS delays at Ferries.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-02-12

THE worst case Of selfshncss that ever
ha, been presented to the public emana-
ted from youth who complained because
his mother put a bigger mustard-plaster
on bis younger brother than she did on
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-02-12

A YOUNG lady at Richmond, Ind,
went to the river seven times one day to
commit suicide, and then went home
and cried bocanse she couldn't be II her
oine.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-02-12
JUST ISSUED.
2OOth EDITION.
MAN GOD.
REVISED AND CORRECTED nY uIE AiIH0A'
L. DE +. CURTIS, NJ. De-, &c.I"

A Medical Essay on tho cause and t"'y N Y
premature decline in man. showing Ao" H'',,
is lost, and how rogainod 1t gives ao'A
synopsis of the impediments to marriage ,..',' '-
treatment of nervous and physical u''''.
exhausted vitality, and all other disease .. =.
pertaining thereto tho results OF l"enQ ''~
successful practice,
OPINIONS OF TIE PRESS
CURTIS ON "M ,Nuoop. There is no m'l
Der of society by whom this book WIN n'' l''. h
found useful, whether he be parent lI'''''
or clergyman- London 1ines. ii
Curtis ON MANHOOD. This 6ooh 'd, 'uIb !
be read by the young for instrucllonl,' rD "D IN,
the afflicted tor relief; it Will mum
II Medical Times and Gazette. u
Price-Ono Dollar, by mail or eXp5e,,, '.,,.r st
dress the author, DR.. CURTIS '1--3, '"3i H.
or Il. o. Box 357, San Francisco u'I'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-02-12

Az entcprlsng but prolane Chnaman
started wash house in Gold HiIl, the
other day, aad had a large sign hand
somely painted a, follows: "Ah Char
ley, washing done dam cheap" The
yirtuous public opinion Of that moral
burgh soon compelled him to suspend.
The next day he opened with a modified
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-02-12

ffSihs EHcHmVmeHI, .9U. IL, +. %. q. r.
Meets on the evenings Of the inst and Third
Iuc-iH,s Of each month at Onp FELLOWS
HALL, " oaycryillei at T o'clock. Patrimchs
uolu abroad ara invited to visit u.s.
T. T.. JONES, {. =.
c. W. CRAIG, Scribe. Junl
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-02-12

This is tho SHORTEST, Br>r a.,
line running Pullman celol,'I..i IN! 1a
SLEEPING CARS AND COAgI.lS iL
ing with Union Pacific Raiho15' 5''..' ~. ,S g1
and from the WEST, Via CI",i y yN
Marshall, Cedar Rapids. Cln,,.rn '.l' .ll'
and Dixon, for CHICAGO AND gijI'rNss
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-02-12
TRANsC0NTsNENrAI. r,,g.
Via the Pioncer ro,,
CHICAGO AND NoETu.Wrxr
MISCELLANEOJ,

It's track is Of STEEL rams
been made the FASTEST tia. l''..' al
been made in this coinr. i1"' -l'I
passengers for points east nf ri 4n
choice of the following line, romT t.9t-
By THE PlTTSBUR&, FOHTv.,.,.N
CHICAGO AND PENNSYii NM.
RAILWAYS. avg
9 THROUGH TRAINS bAlIy ..I
- man Palace Cars through H. Hai'7 W
and New York on each train. ""14a
| THROUGH TRAIN, with puIl,,. n
Cars to Baltimore and Wa,h'g'..,l'la
By TIE LAKE SHORE A&p ,urn,
SOUTHERN RAiLWAy5'i an II il!.IICl.l
TlONS tNEW YORK Cj'N9n,.M
ERIE RAILROADS. '''L
= THROUGH TRAINS DAILY ,.., ,
- Drawing Room and Silver pal....... /
Cars through to New York. ''' 2'
BY THE MICHIGAN GENITAL i.
TRUNK, ,G8EAT WESrI,4ZI' 't'l'ii@;
AND NEW YORK CENIEiip! !!
WAYS: '''- L
. THROUGH TRAINS, with pu..
g ace Drawing Room and .,l.riie,,,l-.lti ,,-li
to New York, TO Niagara Falls. En-, a'iI
ester or New York City. '--','
BY BALTIMORE AND ONO RAND,
y THROUGH TRAINS DAiIy ,@
man Palace Cars for Newm. ,Mr- M
W hccling, VI asLington and Ba.,Ir'-',,
change.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-02-12

.Fo' IN AIGr Hodgs, M. 81, =. %. o f..
Holds i,s regular meetings at Oup lrLLoWs'
itll, N,yvnills +, every Thursday evening,
at O'Clock. Member, of the order from
abroad arc cordially invited to attend.
JUlIS SOW DEN, \. G.
c. w. CRAIG, Il. ). janl
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-02-12

Com,I Lodge, no. 81. =. o. o. H.,
Holds its regular meetings at Oun FLLoWS'
HAIL., Ilin,ty Center, On saturday evening
of each Week. Z. II. BLOSS, n. G.
+. y. DRAPER, Il. ). janl
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-02-12

RsncOn E0dSr, IA. 500, I. o. Il. r.,
Meets eyory Sdnd1y evening at 8 O'Clock, at
t'oop TEuLAR HALL, WeaveWille. Mem
b.is Of other Lodges are cordially invited to
meet with as.
w. A. DODGE, ". c, T.
q. i. HASSllAM, W. jamie.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-02-12

T'rtniIy chapter, .g'o. 10, E. Il. ",
Meets On the Second and Fourth Tuesdays
# each month, at MAsoMo HALL, Weaver,
vile, at O'Clock, T.. g.
Q. G. CHRISTENSEN, II. p.
NJ. 7. GtItIIN, Secretary. janl.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-02-12

t'OR CASA, We will sell all Goods in
= oar I;;ne as chcapa, any House doing
business North of sacramento. A full
assortment Of General Merchandise al
WAYS on hand.
WATSON & BROWN.
Lewiston, Sept. 18th, 1873. f.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-02-12
SOCIETY NOTICES.

Trfnny EOds-e, M. 29, f.. y Il. M,
Hold their regular communications at Ma
slsI. Hall, Weaycryille, on the last Saturday
Of each month. Hour OF meeting, Z O'Clock,
T.. 4. j. W. PillLBROOk, W. NJ.
NJ. r. GRIFFIN Secretary. iGnl.
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service with the New Orleans end Texas Rail-
road, the Billy ollins takes her place Temporal

service with the New Orleans end Texas Rail-
road, the Billy { llins takes her place Temporal
The Belle Rowland, Of the New Orleans and
Red River Transportation Company, is up for
Mlnden, and WILL leave on Tuesday without fail.
Geo. W. Rea master, 81. G. Bozeman clerk
The Mary Ida will arrive from the Upper Coast
70 day, and will return on Tuesday, going to the
ette clerk.
The new and handsome Ohio River passenger
steamer Golden Rule, O. P. Shinke master, W.
4 Shaw clerk leaves for Cincinnati tomorrow at
SPIN.
The Cherokee, Geo. A. Wolf MASTER will be at
the landing to-day and will leave for Cincinnati on
Tuesday.
The new iron steamer Carondelet, Capt. ". D
Love, Geo. w. Purdy clerk, will be at the landing
to-day, and will commence loading to morrow Ter
Cincinnati. An eXcep ionaby fine steamboat
Is the Carondelet, and she is worthy OF visit.
As the handiwork ofour mechanics she will bear
critical examination.
The Ida, of the Walker 4 Lyons Atchafalaya
and Teche Line, will be at the landing to-day,
and will return on Tuesday, going through to
Sc. Martinvle. T. r. Musgah master, Fred.
H Buck clerk
The Ashland, Capt. W. Kyle, arrived yesterday
from the Ohio, and is going to the ARKANSAS, re-
celving to leave tomorrow at P. NJ. Mr.. J. S.
Alexander in the Office.
The W. j. Behan was let out of the docks yes
terday.
Capt. Walker is very much pleased with the
". J, Pote.ent, He says better boat never
went to the TensaB.
The Texas due last night, returns tomorrow
Without fail to Shreveport. Chas. W. Stinde
master. Ed Groves clerk
Joe Dodd went out i'll the Office of the Lotus
and Tom Clements on the Maria Louise.
The Col. A. ?. Koun-, laying at the head of
Customhouse street, leaves on Tuesday for Je'
ferson. Mart Kouns master, J. II. Kouns clerk.
The Fafchon is the next liner for Camden.
She leaves on Tuesday.
BY telegraph
TRENTON, Dec. 31.-To L. A. Blanks, 2 Canal,
corner Delta: Leave here with go bales.
+. q. SWEENEY, Master Sir. Fanchen.
BATON ROUGE, Jan. Ito F. A. Blanks,
Canal corner Delta Passed here at A. IT,
+. b. TRINIDAD, Master st Willie.
BATON ROUGE Jan. 1.-Willie with full load,
will arrive Saturday evening. Z. B. TRINIDAD.
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BAYOU TECHE.

WALKER e. LYONS TECHE LINE
1. E3r Simmsp0rt, Churchviile, nns
asa1fsasSS all landings Atchafaaya River,
aaass;zs<a Bayou Chene. Pattersonville, Centre.
vile, Franklin, Clarendon, anerette New Iberia,
Fausse Pointe ST. Martinville and all landings
Bayou Teche-Tbe light-draught passenger steamer
GAINESVILLE.
Abe Smith master Frank Greig, clerk,
Leaves on SATURDAY, Jan. 5, at 7. NJ,
Ida,
7. r. Muggah master f. II. Buck, clerk
Leaves TUESDAY, January T. at , L. Nj.
will leave above paying pal ticuar attention to all
way and plant itit business For freight or passage
apply on board or to HI'TE & CARL1N, Agen 5,
DID, If No. 3 Tchoupt0ulas street.