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The New York herald., 1876-08-16

FINE SALE OF SUPERB PARLOR AND BEDROOM
Furniturc the Parior suits the first aud design
be sold 60 pay charges together with large
sortncnt OF Carpets and Mattresses
The New York herald., 1876-08-16

A -TUNlS JOHNAON. AUCTlONEER.
~. Old stand, 81 Nassau
ON THIS DAY WEDNESDAY,, AT 10Y O'CLOCK.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-20
aNvNNATVRAL HUSBAND.
ne shoots Nis wife with Colts He''s-
Matrimonial VinhRppincs~.

James Farley and his wife Cathrine
have lived together twenty one years as
man and wife. Their matrimonial ex-
istence has not been one OF bliss, for, as
stated by her, since the honeymoon
they have squabbled like eat and dog,
and each successive night brought new
woes to the married couple. Inc nus
band, James. about three months ago,
made up his mind that he wished to be
a wjdower, and came home armed with
two blunderbusses, and was on the eve
OF launching his wife into eternity. but
was fortunately foiled in the attempt by
the prompt action of the neighhors.
Since that time he has been loating at
home, aud the weaker half has been
forced to support him and four emu
dren. With all her striving TO please
and keep roof over his head, he was
not satisfied; he would curse her and
the whole household: he would curse
the tea kettle sitting on the stove 70 the
broken legged stool upon which he sat ;
and last evening about 4 O'Clock he
clapped the climax Returning home
to 900 Vaudeville street, n little before
the stated hour, and finding his spouse
out, started to wreak his vengeance on
his sister in law, who occupies tho al
Joining house, avowing that he would
get even with her husband 50 soon as he
should return At this point his wife
return ed. and inquired what the row
was. and on learning the same. told
him that ne should not quarrel
with her sister, but 60 and settle the
matter with her husband. Mrs. Farley
then went to wash some potatoes
| i'm the yard. and her husband sat down
upon a hot house about twenty feet oil ;
after some words Farley remarked you
are taken up for your sister, are YOU
and drawing Colts navy revolver
leveled il and sent tho messenger OF
death upon its Grand, the ball taking
effect in Mrs. Farley's right side; she
then rushed upon him and seized he
pistol lust as he was in the act Of firlng
the second shot He then walked about
half q square and meeting Oliicer Me
Grath. surrendered and was locked W
in the Fifth Station.
The wounded woman was conveyed to
the house few steps off, where neigh
boring physician attended her, and pro
pounced the wound dangerous.
Our reporter visited the accused. who
tells quite different tale from that OF
his wife. and states that the shooting
was accidental.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-20

LARD-Quiet and quoted In the
jobbing trade packers tieroe) IA 14ao,
refined tierce 14t q 14sc, kegs and buck
cts 14a 15c.
HAMS-Easy and in light demand,
sugar cured being quoted at 1871 a 14hc,
dealers jobbing Mt 30 higher. 10
tierces sold at lac.
Groceries, Etc.
SUGAR No receipts to-day. Demand
active; prices steady and unchanged.
We quote: Common to good common
Cd 6ac; fair "a a 7ac good fair 7s 7ac !.
fully fair n IA Sc; prime TIC; strictly
prime sac; choice ssc ;clarifieds yellow
ga 9ic, white % n 1obc.
REFINERY SUGAR Standard A 1Ol
IO4c, granulated II II fc; powdered
MOLASSES- Receipts bbls. The
demand is fair, market steady. Fer
menting goods-common and centrifu-
gals % q SIC; fair 38 a dc, prime TO
strictly prime AZ 4sc; choice 40 sic
Non fermenting and city refinery q Sc
higher. Golden syrup SOC.
COFFEE Quiet and firm. On job
lots for gold we quote: Prime 10 19ic,
good 1919 1910, fair 1si 1Slc, ordinary
II 174c.
RICE Moderate stock and moderate
ly active. Louisiana No. % q 3ic, com
mon % Ale. ordinary At 42c, fair 5 a
sic. good 81 a SIC, prime 6 a 6ac' choice
81 a 6sc.
SALT Dealers rates from ware
house: coarse CSC u ~ per sack. fine
Al 25 a 81 80; coarse reilled in second
hand sacks Toe lower Turks ISLAND
70 75c per bag; table salt % &c pei
pocket, as in size.
WHISKY Steady. Louisiana 6 pei
cent 81 1Oa 1 II, fair to choice Western
81 10 ! IL.
LEAF TOBACCO Quiet Frosted
Tugs nominal, low Jugs 81 &c. good t.
| fine lugs 81 a 7c. low leaf 90, medium
leaf 81 a Zoe, good leaf 1lt a 12ac, fine
leaf 131 LAY, selections nominal : 5 hhd'
new sold on private terms.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-20
HOTEL ARRTTALS.

city: J Carney, La: Z Downing Ipervile
La; Mrs Gahagan, Coushatta, La; Jno Z Webb
California; w b Clarke. Haily Walmsley, Red
River; II Forster and wife, Boston, Mass o
ii Putnam, Bay st Louis; B Trowbridge
Bloomington Ill F 0 Wilson and son, Mobile
CA Pardue, Southern Express Co: W Shurer
and wife. Natchez; W Ackerman and vile
Miss L Alderman. Miss G Ackerma Chicago
L Treadway, Atlanta. Ga; NJ 9 Markham, Chi
Il F Could, Mobile g Spottswood. do: Z Swunsy.
do: " Sands. do: T Helm, do; Jas Turner,
do; IF G Turner. do; VIM Huddleston. do: W
W b. PROUD. do: DR. d Nardsworth. do; Mrs
Wordsworth. do !; Mrs W Peterson. do: Mrs n
Peterson s;sn DO; scnu% p lTsaas; Mrs n
Hardy, Monticello Arkansas; W b Whitehead.
Virginia
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-20

speech. however, Into q single seDtenoe.
1T appears to me. gentlemen" ne
said THAT NJ. do Mirabeau has omit,
ted to state tho most important or 81
the legislative qualifications. and i Will
supply his deficiency by impresslng
,,pon your attention that a perfectly I'M
objectionable member OF the Assembly
ought, above all things, to be very much
marked with the smallpox. LII we
were called on in like manner TO supply
Mr.. Curtis omission, We should feel
bound to insist that q perfectly unob-
iectionable Republican candidate for
The Presidency ought, above all things,
to be writer for Jumpers Weekly. - N.
Y World
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-20
CITY ITEMS



Nellie Scott and Lizzie Johnson, two
gushing females, were furnished with a
suite OF apartments in Capt LAWYER 8
hotel. charged with the larceny OF SIS
in United States currency.
Obtaining Goods Under False rretcnses.
Camille Cabele was arrested at the
corner of st. Ann and Charities streets;
on a warrant, and locked up in the Third
Precinct, charged with obtaining goods
under false pretenses.
Burglary and Larceny.
Alfred Almond, alias Body, was tele-
scoped into the Third Precinct. charged
with burglary and larceny.
Exploded.
Some malicious person placed n tor
pedo on the car track at the corner OF
Common and Rampant streets. which
caused considerable excitement by ex-
ploding when one of the cars passed
over 1t.
Spencer McLelland, alias Rocky Tom,
was arrested on the levee, head OF La
favette street, and locked up in the Har-
Dor Station, charged with robbing Rich
ard Costello
Cutting and WounhinS.
James Scott was landed in the Second
Precinct from the corner of Liberty and
Terpsichore streets, charged with cut
ting and wounding Francis NARROW.
Malicious Mischief.
David Lanigan was arrested on the
leyee, head of Calliope street. and
lodged in the Harbor Station. charged
with malicious mischief.
Larceny.
Henry Gordon was calahoosed in the
Harbor Station, charged with the
larceny Of wearing apparel valued at
five dollars.
James Scott and Francis Morton emit
cred into little difficulty at the corner
OF Liberty and Terpsichore streets
which terminated in the latter being cut
and slightly wounded by the former
who was arrested and locked M in the
Second Precinct Station.
An Inccndiary.
About quarter past O'Clock ycster-
day morning, an incendiary fire was
discovered in stable in the rear OF a
house, No. 131 GalveZ street. owned by
II. Gordon, which was entirely con
sumed. The dwelling house was only
slightly damaged. The property was
insured in the Globe Insurance Co. for
$1,000.
supposed to he Insane.
Bryant Mcdonald was housed in tho
Second Precinct, supposed to be insane.
stolen Property
John Peterson was furnished with
apartments in Sergeant Isabell's hotel,
on the charge of having goods in his
possession supposed to have been stolen.
Heavy Larceny.
J. l.. Lewis and J. i. Huff were ar
rested by virtue OF warrant on Espla-
made street and Old Basin, charged with
the larceny Of three tons Of moss.
valued at 5000.
Perjury.
Mrs. A. Gordon was lodged in the
Central Station, charged by S. ID. Jacobs
with perjury.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-20
Curtis and Mirnbeau.

Mr.. George w. Curtis portraiture Of
the man qualified to be a Republican
candidate for the Presidency, is good
enough, SO far as it goes. and on the
whole is tolerably complete yet there is
some reason to doubt whether, after ALL
he has not omitted the most significant
feature. When Mirabeau was candi-
date for the National Assembly he ad-
dressed the electors in a very careful
speech, minutely pointed out all the
requisites for the place, which, taken
together, were at once seen to make a
pretty accurate likeness OF himself.
Talleyrand replied, condensing his
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-20
THE COURTS.
superior District Court.

non. jacob I1tW hlLS, % utSt.
Hermann & Vignes vs.. the Attakapas
Mail Transportation Company. Default
confirmed.
State ex rel. J. w. Blackburn vs. G.. B.
Johnson State Auditor This is case
in which relator sought to compel by
mandamus the Auditor to issue to him
warrants to the amount of 1912, being
for mileage and per diem OF the extra
session of the Senate Of 1876. Judge
Hawkins stated that it could hardly be
expected that the court would enact
statute. which it would be doing if it
granted realtors petition, forcing the
Auditor to warrant against expressed
provisions of the constitution. which
positively prohibit the disbursement Of
funds except upon appropriations by
the Legislature The madamus was re-
fused
State ex rel. Mrs. Thos, Gill VS. G. b.
johnson, State Auditor. Mandamus
made percmptory.
First District Court.
Hon. i. Abel, Judge.
State VS. Leon Baquie, charged with
assault and battery. Not guilty.
State vs.. Lena, John and Hattie Hen
don, charged with petty larceny.
Guilty.
Daniel Hays convicted of assault and
battery. Two dollars and half fine or
one day in the Parish Prison.
William Rivers and Jos. Lee plead
guilty Of assault. One dollar or one day
in the Parish Prison.
Antoine Knocks, guilty of larceny.
One month in the Parish Prison, to
take effect from date Of first imprson-
ment
State VS.. w. G. Duncan. charged with
assault and battery. Nolle pros.
Fourth District Court.
Hon. B. l.. Lynch, Judge.
Adolp. Sickman vs.. Chas. A. Dia-
mond ct als.-Default set aside.
Ann Murphy vs.. II. Hakney.-De-
fault
sixth District Court.
Hon. A. Saucier, Judge
Gaines & Relf vs.. First Central Diffu-
sion Sugar Manufacturing Company.
Default set aside.
Wang & Gotham VS.. Mannion & ELS
worth. Default.
J. B. Camors & Co. vs.. Jos. Weis.-
default set aside.
Felix Sarron vs.. Widow Eug. Mauriro.
Judgment for plaintiff.
Judge Steele, Of the Superior Criminal
Court, arrived yesterday from the North
too late to hold court, but will be on the
bench this morning.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-20

Gold opened in Now York at III anu
closed ut 1874 Here it opened at l13a
l139, and, after a moderate business,
closed at 1873 u 1l3s
Foreign and Domestic Exchange.
The offerings were OF fair extent ana
but little was transacted. The market
opened steady and ruled the same
throughout the day. Bank sterling -
$50. and 5461 547l for bill OF lading
and clear bills
Bank francs ~, and 1921 4G1i for
commercial.
The banks are checking at an per
cent premium, and commercial sight
quoted at 80 per cent premium.
city and state securities.
The offerings were light and only In
moderate request. and rates declined
! a &c since the opening OF the market.
New State consols were firner, with %
strong demand and limited offerings.
Premium bonds quoted ut 81 &c, new
currency rs 342 a C. old do. 33i 34c
gold bonds, ID. s. 81 a c, do. A. $. 36 Il
&C, new State consols 6sh Gss
New Orleans Stock Exchange sales,
April 10, 1876;
100 shares Crescent City Slaughter
house at $40 Is; 10 shares New Orleans
City Railroad at 1913 so 10 do. at $135 12h
SO shares State Bank at S72 25.
$4,000 State Consols at $50, 1927. 900 do.
Mt 6st $4,000 do. at $50 $4,000 do. at
$50. $25 900 premium bonds at 33a
$135. 900 do. at "a $25. 900 do. at 34s
s35 900 do. at 34i: SCI 900 do. at 34s
500. 900 do. at 34b 5000 do. at 34s.
$4,000 City scrip at Al $4,000 do. al
All 5000 city one half paid coupons al
so; 1892 State per diem warrants al
90; 800 State fundable coupons at AZ.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-20
LAWN MOWERS.

THE NEW EXCELSIOR LAWN MOWERS.
Awarded the Premium at tho
Southern States Mechanical and Agricul-
tural Exposition.
HAND LAWN MOWERS:
No. /. s14: No. 2. s1s: No. 8. s22; No. l. SO
HORSE LAWN MOWERS:
No. 8, 3O-inch cut .s12s
For sale By RICE BROS. d CO.,
General Southwestern Agents.
90 and 81 Camp street
Branch Store 6of Magazine st. Uahlo
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-20

OFFICE Nxw ORLEANS DhMocnAr,

Thursday Morning. April %, 1916.
rne undersigned. In assuming charge OF the
River Department Of the DAILY DEMOCRAT, re-
si,eci .lt solicits from his steamboat friends q
continuance Of the patronage so literally ex-
tended during bis connection with the New Or
leans Crescent and Bulletin.
GEO. J. DUNCAN.
N. B.-Any communications relating to steam
boat matters left at the DEMOCRAT office. No. "a
Camp street will meet with prompt atten-
ton from the river reporter.
OFFICE or OBsERv ALTON, SIGNAL SERVICE U SA. /
New Orleans. April 19, 1878, J
Daily report Of the stage Of water. with changes
IL the twenty four hours ending at 8 p. N.
l..,.6 l1,ssr MI nicn Lnll
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-20
BAYOU DIES GLAIZES.
FOR BAYOU DE GLAzE.

FOR BAYOU DE GLAZE.
r. FOR EVERGREEN, COTTON
lsHsft port. junction, MoroauyilIs, BIZ
s1fs7~ Bend, Simmsport and oil inT'
mediate landings - The lght-drait passsngw
steamer Trenton,
In place Ofsteaner Garry Owenl
NJ. NJ. Doufour. master. A. T. TrousdaIe, dsrt
will leave rs above. fOr freight o. paalAs
apply on board. on to
festf BRlTTOS EPPlh
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-20

Voucher, dam by Zero ....t,s,t .t.ss.p.
" Crttrll. eh. 7. Puss nruednay y. o by
daniel BOONE, sihm by Brown Dick :. -.
". Brady. b.. r. Mollie b.. ~. o. br Judge
leonard dam bv Lexington .,..a...tst
Time--t 80

Time -
TO-DAY
there will be- again three races, com !.
mencing with selling race one mile ana
quarter. horses entered to be sold Tor
$500 TO carry their proper weight Tor
$1,000, allowed seven pounds: for. $3.50,
ten pounds for $500, fifteen pounds for
$500, twenty pounds, club purse $500 !
first horse $500, second horse $75, third
horse $25 for which Springlet, Alton
and Kilburn are entered.
The second race, one mile and n hair.
for all ages club purse $3.50 first horse
$500. second horse $50, third horse $50.
American Survivor and Jack Trigg are
the entries for this race.
The third race mile heats. three best
i'm five, for all ages club purse $500 !
first horse $4O0. second horse 800. VIII
be contested by Port Leonard. Newbern
aud Ehlister
At the pools last night. Mt Hawkins ,
i'm the first race the average was hilb,ifh
5000. Alton $50. Springlet $50. In the
second Ascension $500, Survivor
$50, Jack Trigg $40. In the third race
Enlister $500. Newbern $37S. and Port
Leonard $llo.
The races will commence at precisely
o'clock.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-20
RED RIVER.

NEW ORLEANS. AND RED RIVER Tu.,-
FORMATION COMPANY sTE4MF1hSsAM
Mary Louise, Taxaa l"hhS
X. T. Bryarly. Lotus M
Col. A. T. kouns. W ! Bahor
La Belle. Belle Rou,n,.,
,- FOR SHREVEPORT ita.,,
s.lllsssssst son, Upper Red Rjyer 'NM iiaILk
A Coushatta. Grand Enors, Linden
dria and all way and plantation lapdirc.snn ffAan.
ing New Orleans us follows leav.
For Shreveport
Lenves SATURDAY. April "a. ats,
st. Mary. Fred Prolst. mastsr w.
Returning leaves Shreveport TUEsh.v.
FRIDAYS aud
SATURDAYS boats going through In Joc.-
No wharfboat charges win be made NJ v''iis sison
consigned to the company al The month WHY'D
River. 81" hal
Forwarding freghts nonsixnedt ohm oo.,.s.
at New Orleans will be- handled free NJ Juapsh
and commissions. "ayar
For freight or passage. apply on board =, -.
boats or at the Office Of the eornnana ~ ~ hr
Gravier street, JOS. A. Akin. p rs.sitdioo,.. ~
HITE b CARLIN, BRITT0S 4 EPbif fR III
dis LORD NrPFAKF Acsr,.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-20
GRAND ECOKE.

Leaves EVERY SATURDAY.
FRI FOR GRAND ECORE EGsr,
-kSesss1 golnery. Alexandria Normss.
Wares. Barbins and all wsy VA.
ings intermediate on tha Misassppi All IA
Rivers-Ihe steamer
New Bart Able,
x. Sinnott, master. Geo. &. Hamilton cI+rs,
For freight or passage apply on board orto
ADAMS 4 WORK
dp1o SIN No o q numerical Pise4
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-20
Monetary.
OFFICE N. o. DEMOCRAT.

OFFICE n 0. DEMOCRAT !
Wednesday, Evening. April ". 1879.
business over the counters at the
banks Is fairly active. We have no
change to note In the position OF the
money market on the streets. All KINDS
OF securities are freely offered and with
but limited movement. Rates for dis
counts are easy and unchanged. We
quote exceptional paper = a per cent.
Al paper a 10 per cent, second grade
do. -, Al mortgage notes Q 10 per
cent, and second grade do. at -.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-20
Commercial.
OFFICE N. o. DEMOCRAT,
Wednesday, Evening. April 10. 1916.

OFFICE Y. q. DEMOCRAT, I
Wednesday, Evening. April 10. 1916.
tNoTF-AlI quotations are based on round lot
soles from FIRST hands unless otherwise stated
In filling small orders higher prices are
eharged.l
Daily Receipts Of Produce.
Flour, bbls, 300 hams, tierces, 10;
whisky, bbls, 80, molasses, bbls, 6; rice.
So; tobacco. hhds, 278; cotton seed.
sacks. 5O3i cheese, boxes, 10; onions.
bbls. 5.
Cotton
Owing to the stringency Of factors and
the scarcity OF desirable grades, the
business was confined to 1900 bales.
At the close the Cotton Exchange
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-20
UPPER COAST.
LOWER COAST.

INDEPENDENT PACKET-LDWEs va
'1' 80 - DAILY PACKET. r
<r4mse,, =, The A No. freight steam"
r4I..s. IF. Fraser. x,fs
n ffFhES o. Canton. W A.. %Jp sss
z@s.sA Leaves the Lower og esSsduI q
Lant'n EVERY EVENING tex exec Plsso od 4
the Beiair Plantation and way vs WHY f0G
O'Clock. Returning to the Guy D'
NOON, except Mondays. Il On hoarj.ai
For freight engagements app q ya ~ s'as
stoN " y ION0HII " 7h -
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-20
BHUF RIVER.
OPELOUSAS.

INDEPENDENT OPELOULAS NLEAh
PACKET.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY, stsn PsrY
rsrss~s FOR WASHINGTON ~ K.
kaanzssssssszt Barry. Churehvie, Bayg ,a., 4
'2E, Glaizes. Atehafalays. sp 9n,slss
Big Bend Landing, Old River. and al VI. l s.sss
diate points-The light-draft passensai va"
RORT. YOUNG,
TN place Of ST. Mary IN ia
w. II. Daniel. master. ). b. sel% "sss
For freight or passage apply On board .,. "d"s
HITE 4 CABIN, 8 TchouprI,o os M
Through bills lading TO Bayous 20 Am
and BPuf - -
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-20
None Better,

None more durable, none more .,tefss
better toned. nor better looking no'
ished than the celebrated x,ss
CHTcKER1No UPRIGHT PlAs'
OF which new invoice has just tos odss
The Chickering manufactory rord; 4
the country and the largest IN 'n ia auday
40 900 Of these Pianos have peeh Uoroved bisSs
last Fifty years, and in oil eases p'' 5.
satisfactory. ,.u nriesd
The reliable Durham, tho low and Vs.
Pianos. also the celebrated Ls'e' ondiss
Hamlin Organs constantly on manu-
at factory prices. I'd repafs
Pianos and Organs tuned an ..s
skilled workmen at reasonable ,1aap erry
PHILIP WEkLIaa oas
The Piano and organ = !. strs
ap,s a ~. 80. 80 and 90 barn
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-20
MAXINE NEWS.

n O. DEMOCRAT OFFICE. April 90. 1876

Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Margaret. Baker. for Key West via
Cedar KEYS TX Roberts
Brit steamship Jamaican Winder for Liver
pool Lowell K Bailey
Steamship Knickcrbocker. Kemble. for New
YORK Moulton
Ship Expounder. Croker. for lIavre-
Lowell h Bailey
Sehr Constance Briggs for Honduras
X Morgan
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-20
Y..orovnent ID

xmprOVe1p HY.
PILOT % G. r A Z 1 chi |
THE FINEST WORK In m ~
MICROSCOPIC PICTURES s5srdrlgr
~ DESCRIPTION OF JElmIaTssEI.
THEY ARE PERFECTION
AND ,pfM I
VERY REASONABLE IN : 49, Srls'
Photographs Enamsled in the -
Italian Art. h.a or enlsre
size. and perfect likeneSS 81, soueZ
JOHN II, CLAhhNn.. vApe
ale 6mSu E''
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.1.-g-l.----l. -
RAYOU SARA.

FOR BAYOU SARA, s.an by
Le3e& Hermitage. Port h a0a vsy W
ii1szsGb Rouge. Plaquemins. n nnI ssni.Nsu
ings-The United Statss mo"
packet Gov. AAenn'r Browi. ns VI
+ I Leaves pls g eve m MONDAY and FhlDAi
M H IfT Ray9 CA 8I Ags Tsh0 g
5o2 am A. q. tNt''',.[
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-20
BAYOU MACON AND TEEsAI
MACON AND TENsAS.

MACON AND TENSAS.
Leaves on THURSDAY. April 20. tSnm
FOR FLOYD, DELHI, WABsiN
I sWAH+ Crockett Point Cu'-0h. and oil
4 as;ffsik landings on Black. Macon and Tsnss
Hivers-Ihe steamer
w. j. Poitevent,
Joe Walker, master. Sam block eafL
will leave IA above positively. For freight
passage apply on board. or to
DOUGLAS Il WINBURN, Agents
mh2I 35 NatehezF rsA
Will remain in the trade permanently: nhla
TENSAS. BAYOU MACON AND UPPER TIN
SAS PACKET.
Leaves on THURSDAY. April 20. atsnn
FOR FLOYD. DELHI, 30E
lR4sAt "a Bayou. Warsaw. and all landing @
= Bayou Macon, Tensas and blgi
rfvers-The new, light draft and fine paissfs
steamer WILLIE,
I'm place of the Rapidesl e.
J, r. Sullivan. master. j. l.. Robbins, adi
will leave as above. For freight or paasagsw
ply on board, or to -
LORD h MCPEAKE, 40 Camp srs8
BRITTON Il EPPLER. 1906 Commons
mh23 ADAMS Il WORK, 9 Commemorative
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-20

BY Railroads.
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS r r.
bale cotton bbis molasses SKIS rough rice.
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE Raj ROAD-
3s bales cotton 40 hhds tobacco Is tcs bacon 10
ties hams 9G kegs lard 20 hf hbls beef -.
NEW ORLEANS. ST LOUIS AND CHICAGO
r R-April 1s-2l5 GALES cotton s2 hhds tobacco
andsundries to order
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-20
ENGRAVING.
JOHN A. Arm 8,

JOHN A. Arms,
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Halladay's
STANDARD WINDMILL.

AWARDED THE FIRST PREMIUM AT THE
LOUISIANA EXPOSITION.
Tho cheapest and most reliable power for irr-
CATION drainage ginning cotton. grinding corn,
and other plantation uses For catalogues and
information, call on or send to
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mh4 W.T. New Orleans.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-20
ST. LOUIS AND CArro.

G-essr FOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO ury
L. 80 phis and Bends Tie fine sta = -, -.
BELLE OF SHREVEPORT.
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Leaves on THURSDAY. April 20. at S h mn N
Through bills Of lading via Cairo and ppmo,
TO all points North and West. "'
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The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-20
Receipts of Prod uce.

NFFFTpss OF FFV"UV"s
LOWER COAST-Per steamer Oriole-2 bbls
m oasses.
LOWER COAST-Per steamer Wawenock-51
bbls rice 10 SKIS rough rice.
GREFNVIILE-Pe steamer. Frank Pargoud
1877 bales cotton 37s9 SKIS cotton seed.
ST JAMES-Per steamer Mary 1da--fo hhds
sugar 2To SKIS rough rice.
LOWER COAST-Per steamer Frazer-2s
bbls molasses.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-20

JAMAICA-Per schr II f. Willard 90 cocoa
nuts 1900 lunches bananas.
IIVERPOOI-Pe ship Bader- 5o52 SKIS salt.