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The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-15

Black, vcierk, leaves to-day at 8 pm.
The Fleta and st. Mary, from Opelou-
gas. are due to-day, and leave to-nor
row at p. In. on return trip. !.
The st. John, Il. Bergeron. master, y
receiyjnp TO leave ut Ia o'clock to-mor-
row for Lafourche and all coast landings
up to Donaldsonville.
The Assumption, Joe Dalferes, master,
leaves at p. m. to-day Tor Bayou La
fourche and all coast landings up 10
Donaldsonville.
The Shreveport Times Of the 18th inst.
< fall or two and one-h half feet every
t,ventv-fo,lr hours at Fulton will soon
drain tho upper river Of it's superfluous
wafer That Is what our latest dispatches
report Above Fulton the river Is too
low for navigable purposes. Another
rise would be just the thing, rs there
is d large amount Of cotton to come out
from above Fulton. This side OF that
point tho packets keep the banks clear
ed Of the staple, though all the gins are
at work. Il will take oil the spring 10
clear out the upper river OF cotton, WneTe
it is said the largest crop has been naae
since the war. !,
The La Belle had tho wharf oil TO
neISfII ytStGIuuys hltCI
up freight, she went for q back ioad
with o vim. In the afternoon cotton
fairly showered down to her, and she
can count on all she can carry out. Her
cargo will consist Of cattle. cotton, oil
and oil cake.
The break in the Iron Mountain road
has thrown good deal OF business back
on to the river again.
The Louisville Co,Vier-Jon1,,dt OF the
12th instant says: w.
The funeral OF Capt Vim. Irvine took
place Yesterday.
The new and powerful towboat J, y.
Williams is on her way here from Pitts
burg, with o party Of excursionistss on
board. She will go from here to New
Orleans with thirty two coal boats. con
tanning 664, 900 bushels Of coal. The
Aiax's tow in 1871 was $4,000 bushels.
So the 'Jax may take down her horns
and clean 'em UP for the Joe.
The Arlington and Golden. Rule are
due up from New Orleans to-day.
Capt. VIM. Perkins, engineer OF the
bad" Bob Lee, arrived here yesterday
to look after the machinery and iron
outfit OF the new Lee.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-15
ST. LOUIS AND CArpo

6sse FOR ST. LOUIS. CArpo -.
ks.tz%sszt phie and Bends-Tbs fi ns n MEh.
4 JOHN F. TOLLE,
ID. 4. Brady. master. W. q Ku,h..
leaves on TUESDAY. Feb. is at ! !. ears
! COMMONWEALTH. u
r.. w. Shields, master, Owen n ro,..
Leaves on WEDNESDAY, Feb. "a 0"",a-s. clerk
iCAHONDEbET w. "a Din.
Vim. THOMPSON, master. W. D. LOW j
Tbro,ah i bi lis 81 is1ins v dap - at % '
to all points North and West. 'N = eInOb
J. B. WOODS A. RI
d29 t. loi Comm ~ ~ y:
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-15

Mary Bell.
VICKSBURG,

Leaves every TIL ESDAY s5p.m.
e. For VICkSBURG, NATcHU
lsfkvssaf Dayis's Bend and internsdIs
-, II. Z. Leo,
WIN. Campbell, master. A. McVay eprs
leaves as above. connecting at Vicksburiay n x4s
Parisot's Line for tll points on Yazoo. S,maHp.
or. Deer Creek and Tallahatehie. -''a'
ADAMS & WOaK.
HITE b CARIliN'
d2l JNO. JANNEY. Aeuts
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-15
MARINE NEWS.
N. o. DEMOCRAT OFFICE. Feb Is. 1876.


Cleared Yesterday.
Brit ship Cora Linn. Nance, FOR Liverpool.
Brit bark dunhida Moikle. for IIyye pa, .oo
swd bark John Fought. Carlson. for Rouep-'
Shutz kco
Aust bark M"ttea' oosuch for M hyGrpSos ons
swd bark sandirk, samueson for LIVERPOOL.
Nor bark Johannes Foss' o'sen ter M R2rrf aI
Nor bark Albert. Andersen. for Havre-
schr Lightboat. Wood, for JacksonyllIe, Fa-..
Arrived. Joseph Kelley
Steamship Margaret Baker, from Havana. via
=. Florida Ports. to Roberts-1st dis 10
:, Whitney &co-Algiers.
Ship Expounder. Cracker. se days from Havre.
NJ g. In s ballast E, to hoyell Bayley1Point
Ship Bertha. Tate. 4e days from Plymouth Eng,
G., In ballast, to master. -,
Nor bark seldom, Tilison, 81 days from st Vim
~ cent; IN ballast; to Ocean Ierega &co-2d dis.
Unique, to mastcr.-Roint.
Nor bark B Blomsen. Nelson from Hartlcpool.
Pee % to French &co1poipt. ,, !, :,
Metro. to master-ist dis.
STEAMBOATS,.
Fanchon. Sweeney, from Camden.
SMh sioaS Wsf irn saE oss9gs Sslt
GaS Ra~s Prs sSeds Fo cnen osas
k kss K TsAn f2 Hsa d from MIsaeu
Iloht u Loe Campbell. from Vick3burg,
Josephine, q9z1,ens 'i5o9 iUaion Plantation
Gov Alien Brown. from Bayou Sara.
Henry Tete. Aucoin from Thibodaux.
Wawenock. Taylor, from Lower Coast.
Belov-Comtng Up.
Aust bark Araldo. Tarrabechia 81 days from
Belfast to master.
Span brig Bartolomeo -, 7 days IRON Cien-
. iuegos, to mastar,
Schr Ehenazer Ethel, days from Ruatan. to
Nor bark Mexican. Wubeeh. IS days from New
castle in ballast, to master.
Nor bark Auguste Locfier, Olsen. Sc days from
Bristol, in ballast. to MASTER
Fir bark Refine DIES Angea. Laoayaer, "A days FIN
= Hayro, 10 l-out1&
Nor bark Chas Ball, Lund, 80 days from Horton,
- Norway to master.
Nor bark Westlahd, Loken. 10 days from Maran-
ham. to master.
Nor brig Mississippi Helm % DAYS from Aren-
Schr Lady Woodbury.. Woodbury.. DAYS from
ptilia, to Jos Machaca geo,
Exports.
LiVERPOOL-rer bark Mattea- s7os SKIS cotton
seed oil cake
LIvERPOOL-Per bark sandirk--lsol bales
cotton 1900 pcs slaves.
NORRKIPING-Per bark Johannes Foss-li62
HAvRE-Per bark Albert--7bs9 bales cotton
JACKsONvILLE-Pe schr Lightboat
SKIS corn.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-15
BAYOU DIES GLAIzEs.

FOR BAYOU DE GLAZE
Leaves every TUESDAY. at5p.m.
r. FOR EVERGREEN, COTTON
k6SsssRR port. Junction, Moreauyilla HI
- Bend Simmsport and ali inisr
mediate landings - The iight-drait passenger
steamer Trenton.
un place OF steamer Garry 0wen,)
M. M. Douffour. MUSTER. A. T. Trousdale elers,
Will leave as above. For freight OF passage
apply on board, or to
fesH BRITTON h EPPLER
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-15
RED RIVER.

NEW ORLEANS AND RED p1v,, -
Mary Louise, Teyas hAaEiss, ''
H. r. Bryarly. Jatna NJ
Col. A. L. Kouns, w p spp'5,
La Belle, Eelle p e,aah,
O. IT, Durfea 'o"iand
~D FOR SHREVEPORT m
k%4Eks,uA>k son. Upper Rod H., aEFfb
Ne6zyle Coushalta Grand Tanunl., Minds
dria and all way and plantation landifs Ale1ss.
ing New Orleans as follows ihgs-I As
For Cane River and Bayon p;o,..
For Jefferson Direct hfre,
Col. A. p. Kouns Mart Ko,,,ns
Leaves on TUESDAY. Feb IL =, a'asier
For Upper Red River. " p,m
n. T. Bryarly, W. r. ScovilIi ms...
Leaves TUESDAY. Feb Is at ,'a'0f
For Mjnden Direct 's'm
Belle Rowland, Geo. w. Eaa -
Leaves on WEDNESDAY. Feb II .i"s~t
Returning leaves Shreveport Tf 1Jf q m
FRIDAYS. DaiSa
SATURDAYS boats going through 10
No wharfboat charges will be- mada ~ yellers1s
consigned to the company ut the inon " lrsg
River. 'ooaa Oh n
Forwarding freights consignedto,h.
at New Orleans will be handled FREQ ,', y, e99npat
and commissions. VI drayag
boats, or at the office Of the compans ra 81 D
Gravier street. JOS. A. AREN'T, si 40 i
HITE & CARLIN. BRITTOSS 11i fbbih fse ,gat
bohD 3 MGPEAKE, Aven,,
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-15

The demand was rather slack throughout the
day and the movement checked by the Offering
rs by factors refusing concessions demanded by
brokers. As general thing prices were steady
and some descriptions decidedly firm. but por-
tpp Of the business. nevertheless was at figures
which bad been. previously refused
There scemed to be an impression among sew
era. buyers that they you'd do better by await
factors showed little or no disposition to stimu-
late the demand by meeting 1t more freely. The
dispatches were not calculated to have much in
fuence. Liverpool being reported steady at
previous rates with sales of 10000 bales. and
New York quiet at Saturdays quotations for
spots and -32a3-32c lower for futures. Sterling
exchange nt improved &C. equal to about Ito per
Tho Exchange makes the amount on ships
board not cleared before to-days exnortsl LII s2l
bales embraeing 12os4 for Liverpool 1896 for
mon, 124o for Spain 37A for the Mediter-
Tanean, and 6s22 for qoastWise ports. leav-
ing !, n s presses ha,a ageeaby to ts ?eoou9 ct u
amount sold but not yet delivered. the balance
Vii be about $4,000 bales to represent the guam
ttity unlsold. large part Of which Is withheld
The Exchange reports Sales b7oO bales
Market firm It's sales are made up from 8
p m on Saturday to y. m. to-day.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on band Sept. l, 1875, 49,. thalesl c9y6
Arrived since last statement. ia.a3i
Arrived previously. ,lb2 5l4-l. 1747 s5
80 1.lsi,711
Cleared to-day. .............. 11.I73
Gle4ted previously ............. 793,io6- soi ,279
Stock on hand and on shipboard not
cleared. = =. $50 .a32
DC, same time last wear ................ 2sS.7I
FQ-iav's exports embraced 7172 bales to Liver
pool. SOL to HaYre, and 400 to Rouen.
Receipts proper SINCE Saturday evening 1864
bales against Il aal on last Sunday and Monday,
and 1854 last year making an aggregate since
Friday evening OF 17.0l5 bales. against 1922 last
week and i, t0l last year, and since August II of
033. 2i0 bales, against LOOT last year-increase
24O333.
The exchange kilograms make the receipts at
all the ports from u m. Saturday to IL m. to-day
~ g37 bales against 10 779 last week and a. O16 last
year and since Friday 42.9l6 bales against IS 533
last week and 3s 800 last year. Total since August
81. 1924 s91 bales. against 2.765.370 up to Sunday
noon. February II, last year. iexcluding half
Of the above 24,olsI-increase 46s,s2l.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-15
LOWER COAST.
BATON ROUGE.

REGULAR EATON ROUGE, pIAQUEMINE
AND COAST SEMI, WEEKLY PACKET.
The FINE SIDE WHEEL
- IBERIA,
xv Ane en- June4. Eeaster. Chas. Brusle, clerk,
VIII Wave Now Orleans every WEDNESDAY, al
12m.. and every SATURDAY, Mt o. "a.
returning will leave Baton Rouge every
=, III TUESDAY and SUNDAY EVENINGS
,rQf freight or passage apply on board
clerk will be found at the head CT BienviIle
street every Tuesday and Friday ia I'll
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-15

BAYOU LACOMBE,--Per steamer jennie
80 600 feet lumber J i Popp.
PASCAGOULA-Per sehr Almira--3o.0 900 feet
lumber Buddg.
JORDAN III Per schr Martha Washing
ton-21 600 feet lumber + Popp.
HANDSBORO-P schr Mary Irene--37 900
feet lumber II Buddig.
BILOXI--Per schr Julia Of 900 feet lumber j
L Popp--1o cords wood master
JORDAN KIVER-Per schr Britterme--25,0 900
foet lumber J Il Popp.
ANTE R1VER-Per sehr Reporter-fQ bales
cotton Renshaw. Cammaek &eo-170,000 shingles
10 cords wood master.
PEARL RIvER-Per schr Camille-30.ooo feet
lumber w w Carre.
WOLF RIvER-Per schr venezia-22,0oo feet
lumber Meyers Il Hery
PEARL R1v ER-Per schr Louisiana State
"a, 900 feet lumber w W Carre.
BLIND RIvER--Per schr Monterey--70o0
slaves ~ cords wood master.
BLIND RIV ER-Per schr T B Kemp-25 cords
wood master.
BILOxi--Per schr Elmira~-4o cords wood
master.
WOLF HIvIfR.-Per. sehr Elba- 900 feet lum-
her II, 200 broom handles Stuber.
WOLF RIVER-Per schr JOS Amerieo-t0.0 900
feet lumber o Stuber-20 cords wood muster.
BIIOXI-Per schr Pelican-7O0 bbls charcoal
master.
TSPRINGFIELD-Pe Per sclr Celeste3 bales cot
ton Isawlins u Murrel-11 cords wood master.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-15
STEAMBOATS,
Special NOtiee-Vicksburv

and Texas Ralroad.- f,.., s'epat
freights to 1allulah and stations a aas,,her nfa
Station will be shipped by New Va ~. q Tslasi
vicksbnrg Packet Line. via Delta. o'ieans ~
sb arsgh, Is Il 2e peIh 1a and west q Delhi
portation Company. via Monroe p'l'lta Tim
Through bills OF lading signed a.t
fe15tf W. b. BROCKETT, IS Masn a1g BY
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-15

MONDAY EVENING Feb. H. 1876.
COTTON-tThe sales to-day embraced 800
bales at prices requiring no change In our quo
tations. We give also the figures and report Of
the Exchange below.
AMERICAN STANDARD OF o1AssrFrcArros
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-15
BAYOU SARA.

FOR BAYOU SARA, WATERLOO.
lst Hermitage, Port Hudson. Baton
ings-The United States mail semi-weakly
packet Gov. Allen,
In place OF W. (; Pike J. J. Brown. master,
M. for Bayou Sara. ~
.HITE 1 CABIN, ACTS. 8 Tchoupitoulas st.
d2S an &C. GQpDIN. go Magazine.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-15
MEMPHIS AND B,,vr.

Leaves on WEDNESDAY. Fab ,e
~ For Memphis, s,gelsm,"..M spm
Ls3a&.t White River, Cbiaot nnostha
vieksbure and the spBs Bends GT5reshrIh
did passenger steamer ihe sei
}. u. MAUDE.
J. r. West master, Fd o,,,a
will leave as above. paying particnlarw . a.aefk
TO all way and plantation bnsinaas aaillsghtkH
may rely on the Maude REMAINING + s nhnippn
the entire season. Through bile ~ ~ , ae uss
all points on the Ouachita aud Pima y n li,8 y
road from Chcot City and 10 ali nonts Dun ~ a ba
river as high as Jacksonport. Far i ~ hllfe
passage apply on board. u ,sas
REG ULAR MEMPHIS AND BENna panvr,
Leaves on FRIDAY, Feb a. nj y n a.
FOR MEMPHlS II np "
- ~ Mouth OF White River 1fr hsi
- Greenville. Vieksbnrc MIRO yasa
and the Bends-rhe new ana 81 nal,lez
steamers ~n'p0sa
Mary Bell,
]. II. Hicks. master, ALI. Grjsson a,s,.
will leave as above Particular attent,en e's a..
to all way and plantation business. Thrsa ns
bills. OF lading signed to all points On Cbieat NH
roads. BROCKETT & CAg'HER Agents 'F
NV - Razine strM
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-15
Leaves EVERY WEDNESDAY. at SD. N.

Leaves EVERY WEDNESDAY. at 5p.m...
~ = FOX W WASHINGTON, OPELOUbAss
Lftl68as Port Barre. Simmsport. Churchyis,
- n. and all landings on the Coast, Atcha'
falaya River and Bayou Courtabeau- The
Tletn,
~, y, z. Pickett. master, A. Nfenier, ST., eleff
VIII leave as above. All freight and passengegg
LOT Hay9a des, Glajaos to DC landed at Simmspoft
" IF btG BEND Lending, and for Bayou Bnuf
washington. For freight or passage apply On
poard or to LORD Il McPEAKE. Agents
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-15
OPELOUsAs.

INDEPENDENT 0PELOULAS, WEEKLY
PACKET.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY, at 5p.m,
FOR WASHINGTON, PORT
k2C barry. Churchville. Bayou Ds
Big Bend Landing. Old River, and Oh inferno.
diate poInts-~The light-draft passenger steamer
st. Mary,
z. Probst. master. J. B. Schmidt, elerk
For freight or passage apply on board, or
HlTE d. CARlIN, Tchoupitoulas 1T
Through bills la'iing to Bayous Des Glalus
and Bpuf, d191m
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-15
GRAND ECORE.

Leaves every TUESDAY. a.1 D. n commencing
,~ FOR GRAND a1 EsCo;RE. mont.
gGnsSNa a A}s1 EsndIsa No a"s 81 a s
ings on Red luY9r-The passenger steamer
Lessie Taylorf ! m.sts,
for lrelght or passage apply on board, OF W
HITE II CARLIN,
BKITTON Il EPPLER,
fe15 IT LORD Il MCPEAKE, Agents.
REGULAR INDEPENDENT PACKET.
Leaves every TUESDAY, at S o. III.
- FOR GRAND ECOKE, Mont
L@3t9&&t7 gomery, Alexandria. Norman's BAT
bins. Wares Landing and all lana'
ings on Red riyer-1he passenger steamer
Kate Kinney,
John Heinz. master; Joe Kinney and Andrew
Clark, clerks.
Commences February g.
For freight or passage apply on board. Or W
JOHN JANNEYs
fea I'm No lit Common street.
Leaves EVERY SATURDAY, at IN. %. .,r
FOR GRAND EC0RE, MONT
fHG3iRs.Seesaf gomery Alexandria, Normans
:. '-s-% Wares, Barbins and all way landss
ings intermediate ON the Mississippi and Kea
New Bart Able,
4. Sinnott, master. Geo. G. Hamilton. elsrs.
For freight or passage apply on board; GRO
ADAMS 81 WORK,
del9 6rp No. Q Commercial Place.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-15
UUHTAvE DEvERON. NJ. ID.
J.. Won GQHAEN. Druggist,
GHAS. SCHUMACHER,
JOSE LULA.
n G11AREn

The lar was then taken by DR.. lie Blanc to +.
W. Perry Professor OF Chemistry of the Medical
College at the Charity Hospital SO as to ascer-
tain Il other poisons had not been used with the
chloroform.
The order of the examination was given to pr.
Schumacher by DR.. White. chairman Of the
Board of Health.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-15

PEARL KIVER--Per schr Mary Diana--H
:, TCHEFGNCTA hIvER-rer schr Mew--2@
DE BA fHp1 IIAHeCsoMBE- schr Geo comar-
cords wood master.
by Raflroasi.
NEW ORLEANS. ST LOUIS AND CHICAGO
Il Kris bales cotton Alcus. Scherck h Autey--
aeoss Sohn Hsrae co5s 9 Britton Moors
1ag n hrsy %e9 sd yadea Hqw hnr
&eos1 John Phelps &se-Ss J i wolfe Go :.
e Ssdy ssg,s coons 4ees Monts9%s ~
Wo@d e5o Bussos ,5oy Ben sn
Robson Torian 4 Dancy-2 b ii Wallace Sco
NE@ ORLEANS hoRS ANp N 9iE s9iN
70 bags coffee pymond h Gprdner-1s cks bacon
a nowsra p fs % s saRs ataeS
j Castieli do Il II Binford 90 pkgs machinery
order,,n,,2oo SKIS oil cake UNION Oil Cos bills
Haddep feoos DO kirfpatrek Ksith 'os bss
mdss Nettet9ns has hym adgs
Harrlr "I0 i" bsEeley bs BOOKS ,,,Es I
cushingA pkEs p4sf n Fuller oanniaam-
Elias tco.,ls pkgs leather Toebeman Doe
rolls do NJ W Smith -lo do l. Pierce &co-ioo bxs
assss IL s1d 5 BIS clark sss esss Nc
mdse Hartyei ChambersN ID do Haber *
rGss = 5 5sn rsfF ossr 2s p ps
West-s hhds bacon hall ok Do bolkoGnIde &eo
simms &Leyy-2 tanks oil W PCenverse---
sss s 60 sf s,s. TatsS a%e
ySSisi3y Mys, zoo tSs llms I 4 Brides-lae DO
i Hoffman, do NJ Leon bdle trees Dr. i
stiren-9o ps iron Leeds &co-.a bales demestics
Lewis bss mdse =, Risia22 sxs snuff schmidt
Honcke- pkgs saddiary h IL HanselIn2s b bis
jade Go o h assF Wa, IA hss
ge NJ Fs tina, , &eo.1st John aaraie &co~.s
and sundrios to order-'Toial 736 bales cotton Is
a T56s 5 f HNb f ks FL CAKE
Pilsbnry-2l7 head cattle $50 head sheep Imbau
bales cotton Whfiney teoi '' or'ler1oS
Gumbel--3s lrancke n Dannee--4 Lehman
hAhr@hA% c1 o. DO bbs tallow hf do Pills
From Galveston-23o bales cotton A Whitney
Eroas caP Rod Br.s &soa simms Leyz
Walmsley &co-3o bbls pecan. osdsr--Total S7
bales cotton.
Per steamship sIary, from Corpus Christi and
Fnlton-sA bags wool 81 bales hides 1913 bdls W
hides % bales skins 26 bdls do 100 ties bee 44s bbs
do nj do 81 bxs canned beef A Wh.aey tco,
Arrived qA Sunday.
Steamship Chas W Lord. Cotton. from Hayana,
to A Yorke-2d dis 10.
ship Montebello. Kelly. from Liverpool, Dec I'd.
Nor Sa %esHs stor% 4srjusen from to Hall
Vanghan-2a dis. '
STEAMBOATS,.
loft Young. Terrebonne, FIN Laurel Valley. |
Jonn !oile Brady, I'm st Louis.
Oriole. Carriek from Lower Cf,1st
y L. Hodge, McElroy from Bayou Sara
mary Ida Ruiz. from Houma Plantation
Receipts on Sunday.
ST LOUIS-Per steam Or Tolle-Sundries |
"a bales cotton G hhds tobacco.
LAUHEJ VALLEY-Per steamer Robt Young
7Sunar1eS 81 hhds sugar 101 hbls molasses !
babe cotton.
.HOUMA PLANTATION--Per steamer Mary
ida-Su9drics II hhds sugar 81 bhls molasses
BAYOU SARA-Per steaIer b T. Hotlge-SGn. |
cries % bales cotton llo hhds sugar IFS bb,s mo
iasses,
LOWER COAST-Per steamer Oriole--sun- |,
dries 10 hhds sugar
By RAILROAD.
NEW ORLEANS, ST LOUIS AND CHICAGO |
H--li9s bales cotton
MoRGAN's LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RR~
Sundries AT bales cotton.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-15

TANGIPAHOA-Per schr Chas Perry-1e cords
wood master.
TCHEFUNCTA RIVER--Per schr Tres Her
manos-3O cords wood master.
BAYOU LACOMBE-Per schr Modeste--250
bbls sand order
LAKE BOKGNE-Per schr Rita-5oo bbls shell
order.
PEARL RIvER-Per schr Try Again. 600
feet lumber order.
BLIND RIVEIk-Per sehr Josephine 2--25
cords wood master
PASCAGOULA RIvEIs-Per schr Henriette-
5000 bbs charcoal master
BLIND RIVEK-Per schr Hermit-10,0OO slaves
order.
BLIND RIvEI,@Per schr Pornme dOr-25
cords wood master.
PEARL KIVER--Per schr Mary Diana--14
cords wood master.
TCHEFUNCTA RIVEIs-Per schr Mew--200
bhls sand order.
BAYOU LACOMBE,-Per schr Geo Colmar-35
cords wood master
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-15
Monetary.

OFFICE N. O. DEMOCRAT,
Monday Evening, Feb. IA. 1876.
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.
Clearings. Balances.
February - Legal Holiday. Abraham Lincoln's
kixthdax
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-15

ROUEN-Per bark John Fought-Aoo bales cot
ton 9O06 SKIS corn 5000 pcs slaves.
LIVERPOOL-Per ship Cora Iinn-336y bales
cotton 1876 SKIS seed cotton 2Og9 SKIS oil cake 1900
pcs slaves.
LIVEKPOOL-per bark Gunhide--1866 bales
cotton 2D88 SKIS oil cake $500 pcs slaves.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-15
Imports.

LIvERpOOIf--per ship Lake Ontario--7s2A
SKIS salt order.
LIVERPOOi4-Per ship Moutebelo--ao74 SKIS
salt order.
UTILLA--Per sehr Lady Woodbury---ioO0
punches bananas 10 600 plantains 1000 cocoanutS
3 bbls lines Dbl oranges P Macheca &co
HAVANA-Per Steamship G w Iord--2O bbls
sugar Avendano bros--6 cases cigars Gonzales
Bros-1 do Bornio Bros--12 do s Hergsheim n
Bro--26 bbls oranges 10 pineapples Oteri u Bro
Ia do 30 bbls oranges Solomon.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-04-01
he Socisbie with Your Cattle.

Said farmer to me, last spring; when
we were drawing out manure, | let the boys
drive to the LOT, and stayed IN the yard, be-
cause / could put on better loads, And the
COWS commenced to give more milk right
off" Now this man is an active, INDUSTRIOUS,
INTEL geHt, experienced former and YET,
when he is piling manure IN the yards MS
cows give percepuhlc increase in their mix
Whyg One of his handsome grade snort
horns that he is so proud OF, seeing him
around, goes up to him and says, as PLAIN as
COW can say Give me lock OF nay,
and he gives it to her. Another says: MIR.
Stevens, don't you think that rack wants
cleaning outs" and on looking, he hnds, 10
hi, surprise that there Is a lot OF dirt and wet
hay-seeds and rubbish at the bottom. lie
scrapes 1t all out and rubs 1t clean with some
straw, and as soon as his load is tlled, and
while he is waiting for the next wagon he gets
little feed and puts II in the rack, aud the
COWS eat it aud feel grateful. Between the
next loads he takes the currycomb and
brush. and gives one OF the cows u good
cleaning. The other cows come round him,
and he has a gentle word and friendly pat
for each OF them. lie is a good.l0oking man,
and the cows like to look at him lie IS
gentleman, and his presence has a soothing
effect. They chew the cud OF contentment
aud peace As he goes past the pump he
asks the COWS if they want little fresh
water They had not thought about 1t, but
they drink just little to please him. And
SO it goes Oh all day. No wonder the COWS
give more milk at nlght.-Americaa Agrtcul.
thirst.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-04-01

Many plants, heaved by frost, die whereas
by a little timely oversight they might read
lily be saved. Just SO soon as the frost is out
and the soil begins to settle and feel firm to
the foot all plants should be gone over and
pushed down 20 their natural position. Straw
berries in some soils heave badly, and il not
attended to IN time will inevitably die, or at
least be so much injured as to prove COM
paratively worthless during the truitinS sea-
son Beds ot hardy perennals need this
watchful care early 10 spring, for not unfre'
ouently, even il properly protected, they will
bc found raised up out Of the soil by wait.
inc until The plauis have made some growth
one runs considerable risk in thus disturbing
them; bat even then it wouldperhaps tie bet
ter to push them down ihan 10 Let them remain
in siilied position.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-04-01

A cores pendent of the Rarol Home thus
describes a simple and convenient window
fastening by which the sash can be held in
place at any desired height: Make an al
mond.shaped button about two inches long
and an inch broad at the base; screw this on
the sash within one inch of the staip on the
window wherein the sash slides; cut two or
three notches IN said strip one-fourth Of an
inch deep and cut out upward to sharp
edge When raising the window with one
hand, with the other press the buttons point
into the notch, at whatever height you wish
it, A reversed notch can be cut near the bot.
tom TO turn the button into, to secure it from
being opened on the outside. We have these
in use over five years, and do not know that
we would exchange for the most approved
patent springs. A pocket knife and gimlet
are all the tools needed to make them, and in
an hour all the windows in the house can be
fixed"