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The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-07

+Below high water marx 81 lF7t
NELSON GOHOM.
Sergeant Signal Service. U. y. A.
The WEATHER Yesterday was clear
and warm.
BUSINESS about Mt II standstill
yesterday.
News items were scarce on the landing.
Capt Geo Rea, Of the Belle Rowland,
arrived yesterday on the Bart Able.
The woodbine continues TO twinc.
The liveliest place in town is on Canal
street, between Front and Wells.
DEPARTURES The Thompson Dean
ton her 100 years trip to Cincinnati,
Frank Pargoud for the bends, Bismarck
for st. Louis and J. i. Frazer for Lower
Coast were the only departures yester-
day.
The NATcuEz. This fine passenger
packet, with Capt. Tom Leathers in
command, and Mr.. James Muse in the
office, il receiving at the head OF Canal
street for Vicksburg and all way land
ings, to leave tomorrow AS usual ut 5
p. m.
Tho Tensas from Opelousas, ST. John
from Baton Rouge, and Assumption
from Lafourchc, will be receiving to-
day to leave tomorrow ut p. m. on re-
turn trip.
The regular Saturday packet Bart
for Grand Ecore, Cotile, Alexandria and
all landings intermediate, at p. M
tomorrow. Capt Dick Sinnot COM
mands, and Mr. Geo. Hamilton has
charge of the office.
Where the red hulled, red headed
packet IL going, this reporter knoweth
not. We think that after not many
days she will be found where the wood
binc twineth-tha is in Algiers.
Water, water everywhere and not q
drop Of crooked whisky yet found in
New Orleans.
"Rena died to-day was the sad mes
sage that reached Capt. John Merry
man, Of the Ironsides, at Cairo the
other day:
Although that father. homeward bound.
From loved ones far 10 roam.
just when his heart was full Of hopes
or seeing those mt home
He thought Of wfe-of little ones
But now had nnught to say.
H.s9ead The ?, messagc, through his tears
louisville Co,wierJo,unal.
The Stella Block leaves Saturday ut
D. m for Bueuf river.
Macon and Tensas shippers can rely
upon the w. J. Poitcvent. She leaves
to-day at 5 p. m.
The Gov. Allen. J. J. Brown, master,
s. s. Streck. clerk, leaves at p. m. to-
day for Bayou Sara and way landings.
Get those uarrel houses off Canal
street, Messrs. Administrators, and you
will receive the thanks OF every one
having business on the river front.
The Maria Louise leaves Saturday at
p. m. for Shreveport.
The Dawn's shaft was shipped on the
Durfee.
The John Howard will be the next
boat to leave for Camden
Some one made away with our ex-
changes yesterday.
by Telegraph
DELHI, April 6.-To Lord and Nc
Peake; Leave here this evening. Will
arrive Saturday. J. b. SULLIVAN,
Master Str. Willie.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-07
THE COURTS.
superior District Court.

Hon. Jacob Hawkins, Judge.
Suit filed-Jno. Ballentine VS.. Pontch-
artrain Railroad Company.
superior Criminal Court.
Hon. Hiram II. Steele, Judge.
Nolle pros. State vs. Mary Jane,
alias Lizzie Williams, indicted for muir
der, March rs, 1873.
State VS.. William Watney, indicted
for murder, Nov. Z, 1871.
State VS.. 4. II. Winchell, indicted for
murder, July l., 1871.
State VS.. w. w. Mccullough, indicted
for murder, Feb. 20, 1870.
State VS.. ID. L. Lushinski, indicted for
murder October 10, 1870.
State vs.. Lou Dudley WhcyIand, in
dicted for arson February A, 1875.
State vs.. Harry Hill, indicted for arson
March T. 1876.
State vs. Elizabeth Davis, charged
with embeZzlcment March 2G, 1876.
Motions State vs.. Jean DuvieI. Mo
ton for u new trial granted.
State VS.. John Martin. Motion to
quash indictment overruled.
Yesterday Judge Steele REFUSED him
self in the following cases, appointing
attorneys to preside in his place:
State vs.. Alfred Cupps.-C. II. Lu-
Zenberg appointed to try the case
State VS.. Laura Joseph. w. Il. Whit
taker appointed to try the case.
State VS.. Benjamin Nelson A. Gas
tinel appointed to preside and try the
case.
State VS.. J. j. Martin. H. G. Castel-
lanos appointed to preside and try the
case.
The District Attorney, Mr.. McPhelin,
has, by order Of Court, associated with
himself George II. Braughn, ESQ, to
assist him in prosecutions In the absence
OF the Attorney and Assistant Attorney
First District Court.
Hon. Il. Abel, Judge.
Information filed against Fred V.
Cellos.
second District Court.
Hon. A. l.. Tissot, Judge.
Succession Of Chas. Biegler opened.
Fifth District Court.
Hon. Il. North Cullom, Judge.
Jos. A. Gildig vs.. Bridget Welsh. his
wlfe.-New trial granted
Commercial Insurance Company VS..
Jno. Tobin. Case reopened
Judgments by default: nj. J. Goode-
nough VS.. Anacle D'Hebecourt, Mrs.
Widow r. Godchaux VS.. l.. Tone ct ais.
Merrlck, Race Il Foster vs.. Jean Berthin
ct ais, Baums q Kahn VS.. L. Matt.
sixth District Court.
Present, Hon. A. Saucier, Judge.
Michel Fourtes VS.. Pierre Montecut
Judgment for plaintiff for $40, with
legal Interest from October II, 1875.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-07

Gold opened In New York Mt 112a, ana
closed at 1924. Here IL opened ut 1870
1884, and closed at 1t3amlI3s. Sales
$4,000 ut ll3lMil3s.
Foreign nnd Domestic Exchange.
A fair business was transacted, and
rates ruled steady throughout tae day,
with fair offerings. The movement In
French bills for the past few days has
been very light This IL caused from
light shipments Of cotton from this city
to France. Bank sterling -W55O, and
545l u54G4 for bill Of lading and clear
bilts. Sales Of sterling G42, 800 -C250O
bank mt t5i, and ctO,00O bill Of lading
and clear mt 5iG0bi7.
Bank francs , and G39 for com
mcrcial.
Tho banks IRE checking ut an / per
cent premium, and commercial sight
quoted at par Il 1892 per cent pre-
MUM. Sales 100000 bankers and com
mercial ut pnr u 1872 per cent premium,
$40, 900 on Philadelphia ut 4 per cent
discount, and $4,000 on Providence mt
per cent discount.
CITY and state securities.
There was u little better feeling shown
In rites MT tho close Of the market. The
bidding on premium bonds was very
lively, and SIC was freely offered for
some. Holders are II little iirmer In
their views, and are holding back In
anticipation of realizing better rates.
State bonds were not much improved
Tho offerings are fair and but little de-
mand Premium bonds quoted Mt 81 u,
new currency sevens Mt 81 37i, old do
SO, gold bonds, ID. y, 3Sh 80, do.
A. s. 81 II So, State bonds GG4 G6i.
Sales rs shares National Bank at
Sill per share. 20 do. Mt 1iih per share,
Al II l. Lityf tl...
% shares Orleans Railroad ut $50 per
share, 80 shares Slaughterhouse at $l5h
per share, $5i 400 State bonds Mt G6 a Ga,
si0o, 900 premium bonds Mt 800 n SIT, &c.,
900 gold bonds ID. =. ut SIX, $4,000 city
scrip 1T ~ n AZ.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-07
CAUGHT At LAST.
4 Negro who has been Insulting Ladies.

A negro who gave his name as George
Morris, and who has made himself quite
conspicuous by insulting unprotected
females in the rear portion OF the city.
on Monday last attempted an indecent
assault upon the person Of an elderly
lady residing on Broad street, but was
foiled In the attempt by the lady.
screams.
This brute had things ~ much his
o~h way that the ladies residing In that
helShb~rh"od were afraid to leave their
homes
At last, Nj &, a. Collins lneina Ia.
formed NJ the lat, Immediately 49,.
ported the matter g. Col Lar. y ha
tsiegraphed description n tie negro
~ the Fiftb FFstinrt Ana glsfiesf Hrzra,s
sHespeslsi VI aFfestiwx him ~ IkHFs4tNv
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-07
CRY ITEMS.
Prdiling without a License.
supposed to he Insane.

L. Malone, found pcddling without n
license, was canboosed In the Sixth 10
answer.
supp0scd tn he Insane.
David Jackson. n negro. was arrested
on Chippewa street, between Second and
Third, and run into the Sixth Precinct
for safe keeping, MS no attempted To
commit suicide and Is supposed to be in
sane.
Crooked whisky.
Chas. Lewis was landed In the Third
Precinct for having barrel Of whisky
In his possession supposed to have been
stolen.
Torrance Monohnn was nabbcd ut the
corner OF Dclord and Peters street, and
run into the Central Station, charged
with being a dangerous and suspicious
character.
Fair sex In Trouble.
Jennie Brunette, Ella Brooks, Mollic
Robinson and Mollie Davis, four gush-
ing damsels, were housed In the Central
Station, charged with the larceny Of SIT
In United States currency.
I.arccnies.
Mary Landry Is held in DURANGO vile
Mt the Central Station for t''e alleged
larceny OF "a in United States currency.
Louisa Dennis was booked In the
Fourth Precinct, where she Is charged
with the larceny Of d pair Of shoes.
Revenge II sweet.
VIM. Dowden, alias Brown, n sailor
was arrested on q warrant, and locked
up in the Third Precinct, charged by
Thos. Duffy with cutting and robbing
him last Christmas. Duffy, like an In
dian, never forgives his enemies.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-07
FURTHER PARTICULARS OF THE BAT
TIE or THE REPl HLIttNs.
statement of nm Eyewitness.

statement 81 IN
During tho riot which occurred on
Wednesday night nj tho Mechanics In
stitutc, and owing To the usual amount
Of excitement that prevailed. 1t was i'm
possible TO- give u full statement Of the
facts. We now give tho statement Of q
member OF the Club, Mr. Leonard Sew
ell, and IN eyewitness, who informed
our reporter that n meeting of the Third
Ward Branch Club was to be held inn
medntoly after the adjournment OF the
general meeting Of tho Southern Re-
publican Club, for the purpose OF elect
ing President and other officers. There
were about fifty members Of this branch
club waiting to carry out the object OF
the call.
The disafrcctcd part Of the Third
Ward Club consisted Of the court OIL
GERS Of Judge Evans, headed by Patrick
Crcagh, John King, James Walsh, H..
g. Stone, and two specials or Col Loan,
Mike Corners and Mich. Smith.
These mon. rs stated by Mr.. Scwcll,
came to the club for the purpose of rails
ing disturbance in resentment Of u
speech made by Judge Adams, in which
he showed up the corruption Of the First
Municipal Police Court, under the ad-
ministration OF Judge Evans, and the
Police Department under the control OF
Col. Loan.
These men, headed by Patrick Creagh,
refused 10 adopt the minutes MS whole,
and motioned for them To be laid on
the table. This motion was ovcrruled
by President Leclerc on the ground that
Patrick Crcagh was absent from the last
meeting. Mike Crcagh, his son, then
Ia hn ,xti.,t ,.,hnn Mr.
Sewell came forward and. informed him
that il was with bad grace that he
should come forward when he was
under charges OF expulsion for betray
ing the secrecy and trust or the club.
At this juncture great excitement pre-
vailed, and Judge Adams left his seat in
the body OF the club, and going once to
Crcagh cxpostulatcd with him regard
ing his conduct. and asked him to leave,
which was responded TO by the entire
body shouting Put them out! - MAKE
them quit" Creagh then moved towards
the door and remarked that he would
leave. Judge Adams ordered the tyler
to open the door to let Mr.. Crcagh
when the police from Col Loan depart
ment and officers from the First Pre-
cinct Court followed. Lucien Adams, in
company with Mr.. Sewell and others,
went after his father.
On reaching the door n scufflo imme-
diately ensued, and Judge Adams
knocked Pat Creagh down. Promiscu-
Gus firing then ensucd, when Judge
Adams cried 81 am shot," and Adams
rushing after his father was met on the
steps Of tho building, and received d
pistol shot wound in the left side Of the
abdomen, from q party standing in the
crowd. John King got out OF the build
ing and made for Common street, when
he was shot in two places, once in the
body near the left hip, and once in the
right kneejoint.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-07
THE I'ENkNuFE.
Charles TrnviIlc Uses u with Telling
Erect upon the Body Of his Adversary.

Some time during tho early part Of
Wednesday evening difficulty origin
atcd In tho Orleans Car Station between
two employees Of the place. named
Charles 'Travillo and Gradpoid Jacobs,
which resulted in tho latter being
stabbed several times IN tho breast and
groin with n ponknifc, In the hands Of
the former. who was arrested and locked
up in the Suburban Station. The
wounded man was conveyed to his resi-.
dence, corner Of Brussel and Broad
streets, where his wounds were ex-
amincd by DR.. Juste Tonatrc, who pro-
nounced his wounds severe, though not
unngCrOlls.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-07
River N ews.
OFFICE New ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
Friday Morning, April 7. 1916.

OFFICE New ORLEANS DEMOCRAT
Friday Morning. April 7. 1876.
Tho undersigned. in assuming charge Of the
River Department Of the DAILY DEMOCRAT. res
spont ally solicits from his steamboat friends II
continuance Of the patronage 50 Iibornlly OK
tended during his connection with the New Or
1enns Otescmt and Bulletin.
GEO J. DUNCAN
NJ B.--Any communications relating TO stahu.-
bopt matters loft nj the DEMoGitAT Office. No. ~
Camp street will meet with prompt atten-
ton from tho river reporter.
OFFICE or OBSERVATIONS SIGNAL SERVICE U.S.h.
Now Orleans. April 6. 1876. !
Daily report Of the stage of water. with changes
In the twenty four hours ending nj 3 y. III.
Above low water. Rise, Fall
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-07
Arrived.

Arrived.
Brit steamship Texas. Laurenson. from Liver
pool March 0, via Corunna and Havana, to
Silas Weeks &co-ith dis A.
Lizzie Felsher from Pensacola-New
Basin,
Schr Il W Denham. Carter, days from Calves
ton. TO Union Oil Co-Gretna
Schr Jennie Wood PZzatti from Ruatan to &
Oteri K Bro-Pc Tier
Schr X Locke Schreiver days from Ruatan.
to master-Pic Tier
schr I NJ Pippo. from Covington-New Basin
STEAMBOATS,.
Hpm Young. Henn. from Grand Eeore
Atlantic. Davis. from 81 Louis with barge.
Mary Houston. Miller. from Cincinnati
Gov Alien Brown, from Bayou sara
Naleon, Ruiz, from Lower Coast
Oriole Carriek. from Lower Coast
Bart Able. Sinn0tt, from Sasehifa+ba@
" & Wager. Van Heck from - Louis
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Monetary.
QrFrcK N. o. DExo
Thursday Evening. Anril 4

OFFICE N. @. DEMOCRAT /
Thursday Evening. April q. is7s.
The improvement noticed In the de
maud for discounts at the hanks con.
tihues. On the street, city aud State
securities are quiet and steady AT I n
loser than nj the 0lseninE IT the week
Ihe movement IN collateral taans has
hewa q limited extent. The naaney
market i easY and unchanged We
1aafe NxeFpiiSnaI PAPER i = taeF eeflt
~ NaFNE : ~ nef aeHs sssssarsI afasie
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Commercial.
OFFICE N. o. DEMOCRAT.


Thursday Evening. April 6. 1876.
tNoTE.-All quotations are based on round lot
aalcA from frat hands unless otherwise stated
In filling small orders higher prices ARE
charged.
Daily Receipts oi Produce.
The receipts to-day are Of fair extent.
Flour, bbls., 1857; pork 100; bran 100
bacon, casks, 1877, tiorcos. ", boxes, 40;
hams, tierccs, 40 lard ticrces, s3; beef,
bbls, 5 ; whisky to7 corn meal Sc corn,
sacks. 1876 sugar, hhds, 1872; molasses.
bbls, 1853; rice, 2i0; tobacco, hhds. LAG /,
potatoes, bbls, 1913; onions. bbls, ~ +;
candles, boxes, $50.
River Frcigbfs.
A dispatch from st. Louis announces
the following tariff on river freights
from that place: Whisky Toe n 81; pork
37lc flour 25c; hay ia a zoe; pound
freights l2lc per 100.
Favorable advices combined with
light receipts brought buyers into the
market again, and though factors ad-
vanced their figures to cover yesterday
decline, all desirable offerings were
taken up and the business amounted to
1900 bales.
At tho close the Cotton Exchange
ptipfpI
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-07
OPELOUsAS.

INDEPENDENT 0PELLUg,uLA0
Leaves every WEpN!E11uniNN1difOA.
~ G Ghliss Atchalslsyst Y 1 u
date points-The light draft passsns
= nx,,.. :, s.e- S ). B. sch9gS "
For freight or passage apply %Snahss Ss1sSas
HITE 4 CABIN. Icn los ia ~
Through bills lading TO Da'o' VI
and Bpuf. --------------~
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STEAM BOAT'
vICKsBURn

SATURDAY yICKsBuRo usIrpr
MAIL Jacket ED srArss
Leaves every SATURDAY.
loE. + Na sor nv,ic,,k 'is b%SysGh
ings-Tbe passer .nnns.sfqsdisi sst "
T.. =. Lenthers, snnsier -.
CONNECTING It vicksburg with H. 4. Muse eIs,,
Tor fazoo, Tallahntehio and MY Ivy sPasIsQ "
a g, win Anchor Limo for MomnsIe.v rIs.s s'
''' JOIN M g JsSygss99 pp!y 9n tos,a
or to HiTE &CAHLlN. 0 Tehoa'nsaao sn rs
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tAIlx Pr bark Ffa nsas "a - pos stAxex
AaMve fh fHf wfhf lseEaatas t9fs hara
- tAEA - AAh fsef tHhf Wa FISHER =
- sci = z@s rssse aA stH 81 AA e. aesi issif iua
- hAtzN@it - eaip fA.aasaA 49, lsAas
&c - esFs3 es#sszH afN gs4 slaves
.NA8 A@AsAAfe@ RN y a. Ns4MRH8 - ssssnA
e#s~Aa@8t hsss@ Mssfs ksM M&zA sHzs Hast4asssas
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morning and lodging him In the Fifth
Precinct Station, where he was ldenfi-
fled by the old lady as the brute who
neNnnlted her
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RED RIVER

NEW ORLEANS AND nm .,,..
,POHTATlOS COMPANY WV srrtstt Tran.
X. 7. Brynrly. u
Col, A. J.. kouDs. VIZ vol
La Belle. III, III. Bsiah
- FOR sHREvy' pItlss,hs"rs lal4
S...se.it22kss,g4sk~ son. Uppor I,ad XXI j47r
xk,11Sk Coushaita. lr,nt nniset, hIhdss
drih and all way and piantatj"na ~ a1gre, Am
ing New Orleans M follows 'sls''nr-lIs,'
Leaves WEDNESDAY. Aprll y.
For Shreveport md Ia,ss:Ms pm.
4. u. D"rfee. ". r. Boar.ln,nsrssson
For Shroyeport
Leaves SATURDAY, 1priils s.
Marie Louise, II. j. 6rins 4 y mn, spn.
Returning leaves shreyepor. rrssa' sA
SATURDAYS boats going t1raa
No wharfboat charges Will in ,n N.Y. . 1s!snn
Consigned to the compan q. th s', ~ "a ftsb
River. 'e "'a Mouth d IS
forwarding freigbts consloneA,.,
ut New Orleans will be- bandisa ~, ~ We sy,nt~,
and commissions. 'fse u dfa;ss
For freight or passJge. appIy N, 80,
boats or ut the Office of tbe ea,,a ~ vsata u 4.
oravier s'reot. jog. A. AIM w. 70 nj
HfTE Il CABIN. BEiTTi'ii,sSy 1i TiiI,A xxstl
CID LORD b McpRiGf ~. L..
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BORDEAUx-Pcr bark Alphonse OF Marie
11sB cks wine la cascs wine 70t cases fruits 1856
cases sardjnes 202 cases brandy G7 cks brandy
ITO cks vinegar 75O cnscs vinegar.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-07
MAXINE NEWS.
N. 0. DEMOCRAT OFFICE. April I. 1876.

Cleared Yesterday.
Brit ship Thornhil Haynes, for Liverpool
J A Bryson &co
Ital bark Emma. Cosango. for Cadiz, Spain
Joseph Kelley
Schr Lemone Leach for Yarmouth s.
DeWolf. Powell &co
Schr VIM Fisher. Loring for Savanna la Mar. Ja
Oteri & Bro
Schr Excelsior, Arnet. for Bay Islands
] Z Macheca &co
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BAYOU DIES GLAIzIs,

FOR BAYOU DIES tiLAlzN.
INDEPENDENT PACKET.
.- FOKEvEKG REEN. COTTON fOR1
Le1k4n Junction. Moreauvilo, M bMd
4 = Simmsport and all Intermediates
ngs-The light-draught passenger sleasa
PRANK WILLARD,
Lew Rice. master. I'm. Jcffcs ast
For freight or passage apply On bosfd9b
HiTE h CABIN. Asus.
feb I7tf No. Tcbonpit0ull NV
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Fon n.roU SARA
IL as s,,..i SSl.,! ls.i =
ea~ - tsev. Aiiss,1 are.
Ia yNns e " & Tftn Fxzlst1
l.snss~ @4sfT N9sbA& ASS
hIIka GAkIiN So ..s,,N 49,
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1ouER COAST.

INDEPENDENT PACKETlsu,L!4p"'
,fes7~A The A e. 3 +. Trsssg: -
.hutnsG o. Canton. IL d
sze Leaves The Lowe e, s sssa|
Ianclng EVERY EVENING sssesII. s ~
the Be!air Plantation and sh NH
O'Clock. Returning 70 the e'' "a
NOON, except MONDAYS. .,,ix 90 49,
For freight eng .ss,fIli' = ifsr~ss~
stse ~ u. fslNtDH'ft-
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Upper COAST.

NE" P PACKET. 4 ~
~ SATURDAY at ?,
7s~" The passenger p'
.S1s.; q. John,
F. Bergeron. master, avn fi,e C6&
For ireip io or passage apply On 1 csass
ap4 4. o. MELANoo-,,. -
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-07
Augusta Conatitutionalist. April ~

The Republican State Executive Com
mittec met ut Atlanta on Thursday last.
They have called convention, to be
held ut Macon on May 3. for the pur-
pose OF nominating delegates to the
National Convention of their party,
which IL to convene ut Cincinnati OH the
iith Of June.
Tho Supreme Court Of Georgia has
unanimously decided that the head Of u
family can waive, both for himself and
his family, tho right to the homestead.
thus enabling people to create II valid
lien on the full value Of the property.
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FOR BAYOU DE GLAZE

FOX EA1UU DE ULALE
~ FOR EVERGREEN, M1M
lsAslStrs port. Junction. hofesus!k !
- Bend, Simmspor md " &c
mediate landings - The lightrdrs1 paess
atcaner Trenton,
I'm place Of steamer Garry OSgh
M. M. Douffonr. master, A. T. Trousd1e Sla
will leave as above. For freight q
apply on board. or to ,,.,umo. . ~ u
fc8tf BhlffVN txtIs
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BAYOU MACON AND TENN

MACON AND TEySAA
Leaves FRIDAY. April 1 G!Gm. ~
FOR FLOYD, DELhL WIZ
eQAG%4Crockett Point. CpfAM ~ :
landings on Black. Macon ma =
kivers-The steamer
w. j. POitsyent y.
Joe Walker, master. pam ppss, u Il
will leave IA above positively. ~ - 4
passage apply on board, or 70 ...u,..s
HffE Il CABIN. > TehQqyRg1ss ~
LORD 4 MCPEAkkAesess
VIII remain In the trade perlnanenxt -. -
TENsAs. BAYOU MACON AND uPPb ~
sAS PACKET.
Leaves on SATURDAY. Apr! !, 81 81 RI
~ FOR FLOYD. D6lm
lanzhtS Bayou. Warsaw. ana ~ ~. ~
Bayou Macon. Telssss q. 49,
rivers-The new. light draft and Dns
steamer WiLn,as<t
In place Of the Hapla sssj,. a
J.B. Sullivan. master: u mpO. ass's~1
will leaye as above. For freight q
Wy ' LORD K McPEAEE, - Camp l ~
BRITTON Il EPPLER. 10 y ssaayu
mh2s ADAMS h WOHK. . Commc..s-...s1
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BGuT RIvER

Leaves SATURDAY. April .. s Nh /,
~ FOR POINT JEFlttfSS;c. ~
lgAsIrtsS all landings on bnu' -
steamer c<,u Il
O. =. Crooks. master, w" ~ fd64
viii leave as above, positively. ~
passage apply ON board, Or Y q 4 curH0uIfsl
HfTE & CARL1N. Icn s,sC y = n
S.-WiIl pay particular aslennon
ness on Black River. ----|1
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-07
Receipts Of Prod nee.


GRAND ECOHE-Per steamer Robt Young.
100 bales cotton 81 hhds sugar 1876 SKIS cotton seed
BT LOUlS@Per steamer Atlantic bales cot
ton 90 hhds sugar 7434 bbs Hour 222 hf do 800 bbs
pork base SKIS oats 3b7i SKIS corn 2053 SKIS oil cake
10. 800 Blu corn In bulk.
CINCtNNATf-Per steamer Mary HOUSTON
1913 hhds tobacco 4as bbs whisky os2 bbs -four 100
bills pork ga cks meat 40 bW do ~ tcs hams ~
tcs lard i3G ska corn,
BAYOU sARA--Por steamer Gov Alien 40
bales cotton II hhds sugar Dbl molnsses "a half
LOWER C0AsT---Per steamer waioon "a
LOWER COAsT-Per steamer Orioe 2s bbls
NATCHIToCHEs -Per steamer Bart Abo-e7i
bbls moasses.
ST LOUIS-Per Steamer II G Yaeger- 1901 bbls
-four 1874 bbs menl GDJl ska corn 1860 SKIS bran
100 bales hay ~ cks baoon COS axis oats.
pts at the New Basin.
PENSACOLA-Po steamship Lizzie-1t bales
CONVICTION Per scbr = N Pippo---i bale
cotton 600 bbls sand
By Railroad.
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS Il r.
CSC balcs cotton 90 hhds sngar bbls mblasaes.
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD
balcs cotton "a hhds tobncco 50 bbls tnrpentino
1yG aka corn.
NEW ORLEANS ST LOUIS AND CHICAGO
II r. April 5I02g bales cotton IL hhds tobacco
and snndrios 10 order.
Msmora ndn.
lBy Teegraphl
NEw YoEK. April o. 1876.
To Moulton. Agent:
The steamship New Oroans arrived ut . O'Clock
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-07
Leaves every TUEsDAv

Lsayos every TU EsDAYm,.
.kezc Daviss Bend 'S Snd NAifHn
iandings-rhe siaa u s,n's'nsls.
Katie,
w. c. IN place of Il. i. Lael
leaves rs above. connec.t,,. 4, Hfyns a.
Parisots Line for all poinis a., !" 'lelsb1,r "
or. Deer Creek and Tallahnlebiai w'o. sstssR
ADAMS 4 wop,
IN, HlTE 4 CAnisA
WI -JNO. JANNsYs