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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-01-13

Mcssrs, Cole & Robinson are put
ting u new engine into their Flour
Min. The mill will be running
again in about ten days,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-01-13

The following is the result of the
corporation election, held last Thurs
day:
Mayor-Jomcs II. Couch, Jr; Re
cordor-M, II. Hale; Councilmen-
John L. Charles, r. Stribling, c. b.
Waggcncr, John w. English, J, W,
Bryan. The Recorder and twoof the
Councilman were elected on the
Anti.liccnso ticket As the Board
now stands, there will be one major
ity in favor of granting license,
The Cornstalk Cornct Band of this
place, will give an entertainment at
the Court House, on Monday night,
January 18th, for the benefit of their
Band. After The entertainment they
will give a dance at the Kline House,
The good people Of this place should
give them Il full house,
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1876-12-13
w. c. CoRURN, q. p.,

PHYSICIAN q SURGEON offers his
i services to the people OF Forest 20.
nAvinK had an experience OF Twelve
Yaara in constant practice, DIR. Coburn
SSarantsOs to give satisfaetion. DIR. Co.
knrn makes q speciality Of the treatment
al Nasal, Throat, Lung and all other
'Ihronio or lingering diseases. Having
10 Vsstjgated all soientific methods of cur
tag diHeAAe and selected tho good from all
.vste,ns. he will guarantee relief or acure
in All rAaes whore q euro Is possible. No
charge for Consultation. All feos will bo
rSasonAble. Professional visits made NJ
eli hours. Parties al y distance can CON-
salt him by lettor.
- Onico and Residence second building
LoleW the Court House, ToneSta, Pa. Ol-
ass days Wednesdays and Saturdays, 2Sti
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1876-12-13


However said he, "now have
told you her little defects, l will pre-.
sent the bright and sunny side of her.
She can read novels, milk cows, and
laugh and weep with the same ease
that you could toss off a glass of ale.
What the poet says of women in gsu.
eral is true to hair of this one;
Heaven gave to women the peculiar grace
To laugh, to weep, and cheat the human
race. -...,s
She can make butter and scold the
maid f; she can sing 'Mooro's Melodies
and pleat her own frills and CAPS.
She cannot make rum, nor gin, nor
whisky but she is a good judge Of all
three from long experiences in tasting
them. What shall we say for her.
with all her projections and imperfec.
tions Fifty shillings to beginf
There was dead silence. He had
better have employed George Robins,
Sr. "Cuillbet in sua arte credeRdum."T'
There was no bidding at all. TheA
the auctioneer was angry and threat
ened to take the lot home. sai!-e
The company in general sustained
his threat with composure but sRs
MearS conceived hopes, and asked
mSdestly whether an exchange could
not be made. IL have here" said he,
ga Newfoundland dog-a beauty. He
can fetch and carry; and if ycu
fall in the water, drunk or sober, he'll
pull you out"
Thompson approved the dog, but
objected to give Christian in evou
exchange for quadruped.s Each
species had q prejudice in its own IA.
vor, owing to which the company
backed him. So at last Mears agreed
to give the dog and twenty shillings'
to boot. $50
The bargain was made. Thnmpson
took the halter off the wife and put il
round the dog, and Mesrs lead his
purchase away by the hand, amid the
shouts and huzzas of the multitude, in
which they were joined by Thompson
After a while, however, the. latter
recollected he had duty to perform.
II must drink the new. married coup
les healthP said he, grsvely. Accor-
dinghy he adjourned with his dog and
his money to the public house, and
toasted his delivery so zealously that
he took nothing home frcm the sale
except the dog.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1876-12-13
Funerals as Disease Breeders.

There is good reason to believe
that disease is occasionally dissemiBa.
ted through the medium of funerals.
We have at least one fairly authenti.
Gated instance in this country of dip.
iberia being diffused broadcast through
the crowding incidental, occasionally
to the last ceremony. In America this
question is beginning to receive much
attention, and several cases have been
reported of latO where the transmission
of the disease from the corpse seemed
highly probable. The Suffolk District
Medical Society sent out 400 circulars
to medical practitioners with view to
ascertain the opinion of tho profession
on the alleged danger of permitting
public funerals of persons who had
died from diphtheria. Two hundred
and thirty nine answers were received
of these 143 writers express a belief
in the possible danger Of cUntagion at
such funerals in the houses of the
dead, but none in churches, 20 fancy
thatin the present state Of knowledge
there is no Justification in prohibiting
public funerals, and 8 record eircum.
stances which occurred in their own
experience Confrmatory Of the prOpos.
ition that peril may ensue, but the tes-
timony these latter advance is not
quite satisfactory. The society after
due consideration recommend that
funerals at the houses of those who
have died of dIphthsria should be pri-
vste, owing to possible exposure to
the poison of the disease.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1876-12-13
Rates of Advertising.

Legal notices at established rates.
Marriage and death notices, gratis. r
All bills for yearly advertisements col-
looted quarterly. Temporary advertise
ments must be paid for in advance.
rob work, Cash on Delivery.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1876-12-13

"When a Franklin Square girls
father at a quarter past eleven eau.
tiously entered the parlor with q hat
in each hand remarked quite firmly:
Mr.. HOtcloth, l was just going out t.
take = snuff of air, and thought I'd
ask you which hat was yours, so -
not to make a mistakei', youHg Hot-
cloth took his arm from the girls
waist, and as = shade streaked out
over his features he said "Oh, Mr..
Coldbath, must 20 down and see ths
election bulletins before they're taken
in : and after looking Al the girl With
variegated aspect, hs passed Ont,
bidding the old man a heartfelt good
night robed in about as much feeling
as o champagne headache"
General Mcclellan is said 10 be wri-
ting history of the war, his main idea
being his personal VindicatiOn. He
has already thrown up intrenchments
around the title and is approaching
the preface by zigsaea Graphic.
A tall man having rallied q friend
on the shortness Of bis legs, the friend
replied: my legs, reach to the
ground-What more can yours dep
An Irishman complained to his
physician that he stuffed him 90 much
with drugs that he Was sick a long
| lima after he cot wall
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1876-12-13
FOREST HOUSE,

@ "A. WARMER PRoPRIEroR. Opposite
=. Court House, Tionesta, Pa. just
opsnsd. Everything new and clean and
frOah. The best efliquors kept constantly
en- hsMd. A portion OF tho public patron
age IL respectfully solicited. 4-l7-ly
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1876-12-13

Parliament at its last session cut
down Queen Victoria's allowance to
So, 270 per day, and now the poor girl
speHds hours sitting with a fashion
magazine in her lap and holding an
old dress in each hand, wondering how
she can contrive to make one now one
out Of the two. Heaven help the poor.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1876-12-13
Or. ]. L. Acomb,

. Urs II =. EACOIHIDB
t,DHYaICIAN ANDSURGEoN, who has
;:E had ,hftOen years experience In large
+ ana sucoOssful practice, will attend all
Professional Calls. once in his Drug and
Groosry store, located In Tidioute, near
Tidiouto HOUSE.
IN HIS STORE WILL BE FOUND
A fall assortment OF Medicines, Liquors
Tobacco, Cigars, Stationery, Glass, Paints
OIls Cutlery, all Of the best quality, and
vIiIl'be sold at reasonable rates.
DIR. CHAS. o. DAY, an experiences
Nbvsieian and Drugs ist from New York,
Ras charge Of the Store. All prescriptions
pat up accurately
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1876-12-13
WILLIAMS 81 CO.,
MEANWHILE, PENN'A.,
TAxIDER MlsTs.

DIRDS and Animals stuffed and mount.
ID cd to order. Artificial Eyes kept in
stock. 2-ly
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1876-12-13
CENTRAL HOUSE,

BONNER 4 AGNEW BLOCK. j..
- AaNHw, Proprietor. This IL new
nouuo, and has just been fitted up for the
ns~en m odation OF the public. a portion
81 The patronage OF tho public Is solicited
e1-ly
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1876-12-13
y. b. sRILKY.
LaMronca House,

fniIoNESTA;s PENN'A, g. e. No
y L CRAY, PRoPRIEToR. This house
u @SHtraily located. Everything new and
veil furnished Superior accomm0da-
1ons and strict attention given to guests:
Vegetables and Fruits Of all kinds served
" thOir season. Sample room for Com
nsisrsial Agents.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-10

side. boat. She went TO Cincinnati. couldn't net
agents there. c9t the rates, came here, did the
happy Now we want # fairly and distin shy a eo.
derstopd that Wa have wo do md WI intend to
look after the trade ind commences Of our city,
We have always been friend to the interests Of
steamboattncn n opposition to railroad monop-
oliss We sax X. that the og any
pot pot rom drives trade and fne shiSgpi ss;
eyatcd Character Of steamboating generally. We
have boats OF our own-boats owned and run in
Now, It matters very little 70 US what Boat comes
here, Or where she comes from; let her retain
will aid her oil In our power. for we intend TO
protect the interests, q steamboats, and steam
tho owner. captain, clerk. mate or agent Of any
"goosebite. outside" boat that ever turned d
wheel bully us into silence or try to scare into
terests. Not BY o. b. s. In conclusion. we will
state tint we win continue 70 run this depart
st q teS %aa wth9S sa s e syG
from Louisville Courlcr-Journal nth instI
The Commonwealth left last evening for New
Orleans Butler shipped lot Of hay South yes
terday. The Taraseon came in yesterday with u
wharf yesefd"y The JOIN 9 Wood Sss Was s III
duo from below Yesterday Thers was very little
Kremer will put 100 men 10 work cleaning the
mud of tho wharf this morning. The. Robin
took barge. Of pig iron over the falls to New Al
bany yesterday The John Means and tow we're
duo from st. Louis last evening. There wasn't
space enough under the bridge for the Common
wealth to go over the falls last evening she goes
this morning The Cherokee left for New Or
leans last evening.
Com. Kountz has bought tho hull Of tho Para;
gon. and will rebuild her for st. Louis and
New Orleans packet
| The Susie Silver Is loading at Cincinnati fol
| New Orleans. She leaves here Thursday.
The Mary Houston leaves here Thursday fol
| New Orleans. She is at Cincinnati.
| When an outside Cincinnati boat goes TO vt
Louis TO cut rates the local inspectors cut heI
out !" when a st. Louis outsider" goes TO Gin
cinnei and cuts rates. they give her oil TIN
] freight she wants and toll her to cut and come
| again."
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-10
Receipts Of Prod ace.

sHREvEPORT--Pe steamer Maria Louise
2as bales cotton RaWlins MHrres john
tell &co-s1 W Burbridge &co--5e order-49
9h Ghas Mevs T Wss asS h1os
Moore d Coleman-23 Payne. Kennedy geo
Rqssey C HDEDa Ere %eS Arsy Sao
Chopin h GpJs Page & Morans"2 Hartwel 4 Cham
bers-2 Gumbel-l Newman &c9Ll Gwyn
400 SKIS oil cake Aldige----loO bbls oil John
Chaffe & sons-..1oa head cattle Imbau. Aycock
kco-6s G Mehlc &co-sundries to order--Total
Z LOVER WEI CSsOjhsT-Por steamer Frazer-io
hhds s4gar garft9wsnndreS to order
H RR,s sfe Do So Katie Mills do 10 Steward XII
10 DO Marposa Mill-snndries to order--Total
d Ri NV steamer Frank pargoud
--!25 bales cotton Richardson q May-sl4 TN 4
man. Abraham &eo-iss Meyer, weis &oo-1ls4
Payne, Kennedy &canlls / f. Harris &eo--,,s
BIOS %so@is 5ehp G a3 sons0ss Buck
saEeGo1s f STs Xc seoS SRs NSw a. 4co
Pritchard & Bickham-ao Norwood ( Richard S
% Jno Burnet &co-24 John Phelps &con12s P
3 " Ell fevS e II Nswman.1,s Hugh
Lloyd d Liyauda1S-12 BeadieS, wood GcO--11
Stewart Bro &co--1l Aiken & Watt--lO John r
Hardie &co--9 Claiborne &co-? Chafre. HamiI-
ton Il Powell-s Britton. Moore Il Coeman-8 M
Greenwood &co-7 Doize Lane.7 Gnmbel-4
A Elliott Gwyn Dyer-3 J NJ Sanddge kco
q s G Wilkerson-2 G S Kansler-2J Irby &co
p p Prudhomme-2 Bussey geo =! Wyche 4
Morean-1 W Black &co-1 I.ange Il Legendre
i Hirsch. Adler &co-l Male 4 Cammack-l W
A Peale-1 order-22A SKIS cotton seed N OCS
Assn sundries to order-Total 2oss bales cotton
2244 SKIS cotton seed.
MEMPHIS-Per steamer Thompson Dean-5o4
bales cotton order-493 Richardson & May-s70
T H & M Allen-237 J L Harris GcO-227 T L
Airey &co.14s LIZ W Adams--142 McGehee.
Snowden h Violett-131 w Burbridge tco-1l9
Brtton. Moore Il Coleman-8s Alcus Scherck Il
Autey-ss Clapp Bros &co--7s Walden. Hawkins
&co-73 Jurey & Gillis-67 NJ Greenwood &co-s4
John Phelps &co-e2 Newman &eo-5s Pres
tidge, Graham &co-- As Stewart Bro &co--45
Meyer, Weis &co-4l John Chaffe Il Sons-40 o
Thomas &co-3o Chaffe; Hamilton 4 Powell.a
Blakemore Bro Gco-38 Lehman. Abraham 6co
1 "a Bussey &co--s4 Payne. Kennedy &co--ss
Hugh Allison 6co-2s Norwood & Richards--N
4 Newman-24 Bgckner Io-A T s Coons
&co-22 g W Sentell &co-19 Claiborne &co-1o
Aiken Il Waltz w J Frierson &co-17 Gwyn Il
Dyer,14 Lloyd Livaudais-lSS Henderson-l2
&c g Williams--l2 Jno Burnet &co--u J B
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-10

wolfe &co-f1 M Clarke--1o. w RobsonI,u,1Ig 1,
B Baek Sc SalIPP fitchard bickhair7 Craig \
H9YEgn. John hcelss y WYE sasa Psef
Yais s9 BcwIinxs Ben derssn i Psas
4osi ks cotton seed N D Q Assnsoo 90 men Y
Il Miiliken-soe SKIS oil cake 50 bills 91l Maginhl4s
so9s2 hhds teRscco pcadlss W RR2inag,oo bis
-four scRwabsch , & Hirscb-.-4 do Polhaus 4
Doi1i--ao bbs beans Miller Meyers bhs east Y /,
Ings Mullen 4 Holloway .pkgs frdse ymh
Cos bbls qeGans Richardson q MsyH artwsIl
4 Chambers-1 toe hides do e v1ncentEi, voA
nldse Flush. Lewis hco--5e head stock ing1, w.,
Aycock &co-sundries to order-T0tal 3IIl palsfss
cotton 4isi SKIS cotton seed coo sks cotton h ssea
1l bbls -four 80 head stock.
LIND GTsOvEr-Per steamer Bastrop-,U, ll 3
bales cotton J NJ 6andidge &co-152 Meyer Wels
Aco---il6 Lehman. Abraham &com16I Kawi r. 8
SonsD4o Wyche & Morgan Jurey h Gill so
PAYNE, Kennedy &co--is Bussey &co,l19 II
Flower Aco--o Claiborne geo Hlrsscni n "a q
Nco-1 Bloom &co-349 SKIS cotton seed u y
Assn-sundries to 0rder-Total TO baes co'oh
$40 SKIS cotton seed. 90.
LOWER COAST-Per steamer Oriole---5 bbls
molasses Hill &co - 90 HOPKINS , DHe -
wi UNION 9i;f P'iT|HNTATIoN-Per steamer Jose
phine.sundrics to order. -, ,.a,oa
cotton John Chaire 4 Sons...,3os Richardson o.
May. 1913 Chafre, Hamilton d Powell-l2e Ka wy
Inns II Murrel-92 Claiborne &cO-6g yurey On
lis-5e l. Walmsley &co--49 Lloyd iivaudas
john H sSas eSe1o HrscR
Adler dco-1G r Coons &eo-15 Block Il Britton
-1oJ M Sandidge &co--1o Payne. Kennedy AGO.
9 Stewart Bro &co-...,s Buckner &co--s Flash
Lewis Gco-5 Peet. Yale neutrality-suspicious. To
| Order-Totn 1351 baeS cotton.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-10

NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD
REV sh2Ws oSFGEH SS III 5s
ell-,5e Pritchard Il Bickham-1H Walden. Haw-
sns %sorf7 kchard1ion mHys hb,a A,rsy
% %eo-Si Torian d bancy-T j B Wolfe &eo~-22
Rgssey &ceSl Bakemore Pr & ~ Meyer eys
5ob Ssf Theps " Co.'S fFs mowc9
& Gordon s Britton, Moore &:Coleman,s John
Autey--3 Hugh Allison &co--1 Hartwell Il Cham
.i Sse b %ass aa as kas g b man
Cent $cSSls de Henry $cos % i;csgTs N geo
~ Ss s &c q dY % MD
McCown-22 do Simon &co.a do NJ Henemana,
2! do M NewTaa- do Keiffer Bros d9
do q Solomon car cattle r 8 Coons &cc--s
hds obaeco Jn9 Kag2 90 ga Ggn hss gr %eo
Sass %sss %:s sSs.I qfSs per
iyons-l2 bxs scales Gauthreaux &co-i organ
Grunewald-3 bb!s Hine II Shropshire-3 cks
eware ska Hs 6saSI rope Ma
! bbls bwaro Nayra n Ofrner-1 do NJ McGraw..
baIs sadd,ergy Beldwin He e pb b5s mdse IN
co ey a1 case do Blocka ii bxs do bbs
whisky Bagley &co--1 car cabbagcs J Bertucci,n,
k eli sanayb bags matt a Glover s 0dend@hs
5bs high wine line .d3 karstenalekh piano mob
Is pkgs pgsfeet 10 ties hams Howard h Preston
bbls pickles H C.ssidy-5 bbs alcohol .Wh,eclock
4 4 Faye \ Weaatth hi.. pkgd mdse Gugen-
NEW NEW o 81 1Nss RNS MOBILE nALnoAD
Z be u, cotton John oh"fIe sonsm7 pritehard
sc S eks bacon Lafaye s Carei bbl
Of! cake. ORDERS bbls whisky Mart & Ksmpern,,
i lfaller-a bis whisky Leblanc I Dggasai do
g 3 1S vi hi b sass
s ss' P3 Gecsa soS Hls btis % sisa1e,
bbs Tongues schwaRacher 4 JiySCh-15 ebls
% % y bsyoi S %
Mnssaa sSoss zsdn M a2 bas
mss nest Mcstea 4 Value do Cases reet Yale
pssS dhsG Pse pE a Rsrn
% Ea%isidsI &ss pfss rags hsijde%1 s
man RentHiSo SKIS oil 'i cake orderMiso SKIS cot
Ten seed Union OIL o2rTs hhds tobacco Jno b
hlng-lOt DMnlneTy.W IL CuSnlnR- case muse
q n Ilawkins.1 bale mdse J G Windham-36
bdls hides Hay Meh!e-24 bxs eggs A Car
mans do Gross Williams-1O bbls peas New
man 4 Kent-l bx books NJ Calley-4 SKIS mdse
H Pretez-1 bdl trees Robns-1 do Howarth
-sundries TO order-!Total 80 bales cotton 1870
SKIS cotton seed 200 SKIS I'll cake hhds TOBACCO
Dbl molasses Schmidt 4 Ziegler--2 do 81 hhds
sugar D l. Kernion-s do bbls do L Bibolet--o3
bbls molasses II Hare % do II Miiken-5 bales
cotton Bnssey &co.-s do q hides " II Mathews
Il Bro--3o bbs rice + r Sevin--Total 81 hhds
sugar Dbl do 100 bbls molasses bales cotton
Per steamship Harris. from Brazos San
tiago-$11 $50 specie PAT bales goat skins bales
hair 1900 tdls W 8 hides 1857 dry hides 70 bdls
skins 81 bbls beef 15l bbls beef hams G A Whit
ney &cO--$S12 specie Anderson Il Simpson
1865 80 Gordon Gomilla-s50oo Marks Bros
slois Schmidt q Zegler.-.s22aa French Consul
100 dry hides Hay A Mehle--5 hhds tallow i
Pilsbury-.--Ss4 head cattle G Menle &co--Total
$21 ,545 30 in specie.
Per steamship, Clinton, from Indlanola--17
bbls pecans 16 bales hides 7 bbls beeswax 40
bales cotton CA Whitney &co--12 s GumbJ-2O
Isaacson. Seixas &co---127 do 3 bbs tallow
Francke Il Danneel-1OO head cattle Mehle sco
Total 208 bales cotton.
Per steamship Clinton, from Galveston--124
bales cotton A Whitney &cO.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-10

Once m n while, In this world 80 strange.
TO Tighten our sad regrets.
We may find heart that IL true to change,
heart that never forgets.
But rare as u rose In December.
Az n bird In nm Arctic cline, -
IL u heart that can ever remember. Il
Through sorrow. and change, ana tin'p<
Once In n while we find o friend
That will cling through good and " -.
Whose friendship follows US cen 70 .he emu
Be 1t up or down the hill, 2.
INT the heart 80 true and tho love so tender.
And friendship's faithful smile.
Whether we dwell In sadness or IN spienaor'
We find 1t but once In u while.-Er.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-10
MARINE NEWS.
n O. DEMOCRAT OFFICE. Feb. 10. 1876.

Steamship Knickerbocker, Kemblo.. for Now
Yoykp A Moulton
Steam slip TappahaDnock. Pendleton,. for Key
West, via Cedar Koys. hoDeTts
Steamship w Hewes Morgan, IN ballast for
fndianola~ CA Whitney AGO
Brit shin Zoalandia, Allen for Liverpool.
~ ''' DeWolf, Powell &co
Nor bark Ocean. Sorensen, for Antwerp
No' '"' y" Shultz &co
Nor bark Flora Olson. for Liverpool-
'''' A A Maginnis' Sons
Nor bark Australia. Iversen. for Bremen
ava '''' Ocean. Zerega &co
Aust bark Proserpina. 1vanich for Gen2a-
H'"'' "'' A k Miller &co
Brit bark Ellen Holt. Treworn. Tor Glasgow
- LIZ "'' A Maginnis Sons
schr Daisy Il Parkhurst, Hooper. for Proyi-
donne Il L Master
Sehr Martha Newman, for Pensacola
''''. '-'' ' o Stuber
,ruo Harry Wright. Robinson. in ballast, for
ePensaeola-- Master
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-10

vICKsBuR0.

Leaves every TUESDAY at 8 y. I'm.
@ee FOIL VICKSBURG. NATCHEZ.
k1atIas: ~ Davis's Bend and intermediate
sc1S landIngs-The steamer
r.. e. Loo,
VIM. Campbell. master, A. McVay. clerk
leaves as above. connecting ut Vicksburg with
Parisots Line for oil points on Yazoo. SunhOw
or, Deer Creek and Tallahatcbie.
ADAMS d WORK,
HITE d CARLIN,
d21 JNO. JANNEY. Agents.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-10

A noticeable feature Of the calls for
Republican State conventions this year
ia the cordial invitation extended to the
independent voter. The usual form Is
similar to the following, from the Ohio
call "All voters, without regard to past
party affiliations, who desire the success
of the principles OF the Republican or
gnnization, are cordially invited to join
IN electing delegates TO this conven-
ton. ~. Y. S,n.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-10

ST. LOUIS AND CAIRO.

~-s.. FOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO. MEM
k~dlEHsszA pbis and Bends-The fine steamer
JAMES HOWARD,
y. r. Pegram, master, y. =. oniss. y. o ~
ho"'o' "" JOHN r. TOLLE,
d. NJ Brady. master. ". hunpsi, o,oi
Through bills OF lading win Cairo and Belmon
70 ''i po'n's A'oi@' =" j. b. WOODS h CO..
d2gts IV4 common sueo..
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-10
BAYOU DIES GLAIZEs.

FOR BAYOU DE GLAZE
Leaves every TUESDAY, at D. IN.
R= FOR EVERGREEN, COTTON
kz@s4alaksS port, Junction. Moreauvlle.. Big
Bend, SimmspOrt and all inter-
mediate landings - Tho fieht-draft passenger
steamer Trenton.
TN place Of steamer Garry Owen.)
M. M. Douffour. master, A. T. Trousdale. clerk,
will leave MS above. For freight OF passage
apply on board. or to
fest BRITTON h EPPLER.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-10
BGUF RIVER.
BEUF RIVER PACKET

BEUF RIVER PACKET.
Leaves on TIE ItSDAY Feb 10. at D. M
H. FOR POINT JEFFERSON AND
@sank1S all landings on Bout. River The
- steamer
STELLA BLOCK,
o. b. Crooks. master, Gabc Block clerk.
Will leave as above positively. For freight or
passage apply on board, or to
HITE II CARLfN. 8 Tchoupitoulas st.
P.S.-Will pay particular attention to all busi-
ness on BLACK River. fe1O
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-10

While there IS great diversity OF opin-
ion about the probable candidates. In the
next National campaign, there Is q uni.
yersal agreement that the canvass itself
will he the liveliest on record.-N y.
Tribuuc
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-10
Commercial.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. Feb

WEDNESDAY EVENING, Feb. Q, 1876.
COTTON-The sales to-day mot in
GLIDING GOO bales additional Yesterday
embraced 800 bales, at prices showing
less steadiness, and requiring a reduc,
ton Of ic in the inside quotations of
low ordinary, and sc in the outside of
low middling to strict middling inclu-
sive. We give also the figures and re-
port Of the Exchange as follows:
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-10
MEMPHIS AND BENDS.


Leaves on FRIDAY. Feb: u, at 2 m.
For Memphis, Helena, Mouth OF
Vicksburg and tho Bends-The splen-
did passenger steamer
j. II. MAUDE,
J. r. West, master, Ed. Outlaw, clerk,
will leave as above. paying particular attention
to all way and plantation business. shippers
may rely on the Maude remaining in the trade
tho entire season Through bills Of lading TO
ali points on tho Onachita and Pine Bluff jail
road from Chicot City, and to all pOintson White
river as high as Jacksonport For freight or
passa9e apply on board or to
B1iOCKETT Il CARTER, Agents.
ja2e I'm 10 Magazine street.
REGULAR MEMPHIS AND BENDS PACKET
Leaves on FRIDAY, Feb. 10. at =. m.
Mwv-~. FOR MEMPHIS, HELENA
kraIfk:sszaae Mouth Of White River. Chicot
- Greenyille, vicksburg. Natchez
and the Bends-Tho now and magnifieen
steamers
Mary Bell.
J. D. Hicks master. All. Grlsson. clerk.
will leave as above. Particular attention given
to all way and plantation business. Through
bills Of ladag signed e gil points on Chicot rail.
do - N tgazins street.