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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1876-10-28

Euturdlises.---1l est lei, ct dams les pa.
roisses voisines, DIES etrangers naturali-
ses, c'est-a-dire de tres honnttes citoyens
d'origine franeaise, allemande GU irlan-
daise.
Nous ne ferons point q ces hommes
linjure de penser une minute qli'ils vO-
tcront pour Packard ct qu'ils yoteront
pour Antoine. Ii est des chooses impossi-
bles, ct celle-la Ell est tlne. Etant vingt
millions de fois Republican,, nous ,e
donnerions ,jamais notre vuix i de tells
caldidats. pOurquui donc? Pour cent
bonnes raisons, ct don't Ia premiere est
Quill NY pas plus de veritable republi-
canisme ell Packard Ut dams son COM
pere Olivier Antoine que dams la senel.
lie de bottles dun laquais on dun palfrc.
nier imperial.
-Mais Hayes ct Wheeler? On dit ces
deux hommes lonnetes, Hayes surtout.
Que 81 la difference est grande entire
DIES hommes CONNIE Nichols ct CONNIE
Packard, CONNIE Wiltz ct CONNIE Coco
Antoine, ellie ne saurait 3ttre at,ssi gran
de entire Tildei, ct Hayes, entire Hen
bricks ct Wheeler.
+ Datrompez-vors. Nlden est un refor.
mateur positif, a fait scs preuyes ct est
democratic. QUAINT 4 Hendricks. il est
celtainement I'M des hommcs t1'Etat lea
plus remarGuab!es de rCNioii. Main
Hayes est un hom'De fable, apparticnt
"a un parti corrompu, ct serait demaiii
le jonet ou icsclave de son parti. Whee-
/ Ter, de son cote, est rhomme des con-
lisses rolitiques Et 81 Hayes est dune
l,onnetete negative, manquant de fer.
mete ct de caractere, Oh peut aussi lui
reprocher d'appartenir rAmcyicas
alliance, socitte sccrete de natifs, ,la
knownothings ct de proscripteurs. Car
lie know-nothingisme, ie nativisme ct l;s
prescription mont pas dit leur dernicr
mot dams ce pays de liberties, l'ilnmi-
grafton ct de democratic. Bient1t, de-
main peut-6te, il nous fau,lra luttcr
ellergiquement contre IL nativisme
amelicain, protestant ct intolerant.
Cn citoyen naturalist he pourrait
done voter sans folie, sans trahison il
ses inttrtts, pour les hommes ct pour
le parti qui lni rlseryent le mepris ct
foutragc. Son vote appartient lie .1roit
aux hommes ct all parti qui FONT tou-
ijours reimbursement accuelli, fere-
nent protege ct nob!-ment defendu
dams ce pays ct dams cette Amerique.
LIE naturalist est done ct doit Gtrt
y democratic.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1876-10-28

Meetings.-Deix grands meetings
delnocratigues doivent avoir. lieu, run
auiourd'hui a = heurcs p. NJ, au maga-
sin }. Billion, ct l'autle demain, sur
PhahitatiOn L. p. Poche, Il ] lleure p. NJ.
lie meeting de sametli, all magasin
Billion, sera harangue par Honorable
D. John Ellis ct Honorable r. II. Mari,
dc Ia Nouvelle- Orleans, ct plusieurs
autres orateurs de la paroissc.
Celui de dimanche, sur rhabitation
+. Z. Poche, sera harangue par lc gG-
neral +. L. Nichols, les honorablcs l..
A. Witt, +. j. Ellis, z. ID. White ct
Il. Ii. Mari, ct par plusieuls autres
orateurS de Ia paroisse.
La presence DIES danes est respectu-
easement sollicitee aux deux meetings.
81 les Louisianaises ont un PATRIOTS
me egal il celni de bien DIES hommes.
'oratenr, de son cote, sous lc regard dc
la femme, devient plus eloquent, ct ses
sentiments n'osent plus ttre que ceux
de la verite, lie la justice ct de rhonneur.
PoNtiQne.-Encore quelQues jours, ct
les citoyens feront ;lcte de souvcrainet4.
Car lie approche, ct le :, nous respt-
rons bien, sera un jour heureux pour Ia
Lonisiane, le jour de la redemption.
En- attendant, CONNIE dc lroit ct dc
devon, les dcmocrates esconservateurs du
st. Jacques pUursuivent cOnvenable-
:nent leur tache. Sauf quelques hon,-
mes. qui mont cer.ainement pas lie pa
tiiotisme des femmes, tons les citoyens
sont enregiStrts.
Dun autre cote, les ,jours dc quasi
repos on de repos, lie same,li ct le di.
manchc ccoul6s, ont etc employees par
les hommes du club, de Ia propaganda
ct du meeting. Toutes les paroles ne.
tomhent pas dams lie sable. II est DIES
inaitltrents i 6veiller, des tiedes d re-
cha'1i1er, dies egares ct DIES ignorants i
METRE dams lie tlroit chemin de la raison
ct de la justice.
Sametli dernier, l'int6ressant, paisible
ct laborieuX district dc la Vache1ie q
done Ell, lul aussi, son meeting demo
crate.conservateur. Et com,ne messieurs
Desire Leblanc, Felix Falgoust, B. Reu-
let 1t autres honorables citoyens dc Il,
Naclere font bien ct font hospitaliere
ment les clloscs, ct que Ia Vacherie,
nous le repetonS, est un coin dc paiX.
de travail ct d'honne,lr, les orateurs du
JON ct les viSiteurs sont heureux de te.
noigner leur reconnaissance pour le
bienvellant accueil Qui le,lr etc f;,it
par l1ne population vraiment bonne ct
vralment louisianaise. Aussi les orateurs.
devant une assemble nombre,lse, syln.
pathlpue, d laquclle assistaient les da-
mes, que lie pretre cru devoir hono,er
dc sa presence, ct qui n'entenu ct nc
parle que Ia vieille langue DIES aIenx ho-
norcs, ontils ell In parole de Ia paix en-.
tire les hommes, de rumion entire les ra.
ces, de la fol 4 la Louisiana r6g6ner9,
ct renouvclee, dc fesperancc en- I'M ave
mir proclaim, prospere ct grand.
Messieurs Poch6 ct Gentil ont dlii ctr.
fiers dc leur journee. lis Sc soayien,lron
que ieur tache, ce .jour-la, etc une fttc
Mais le lendemain, sans autre reno
que celui dc Ia uuit, il ta,lait retronye
son encrgie ct So voix 4 rantre eAtr6mI
te dc la parolsse, dams le 4eu,c. wa,s
LA a'lssi meeting, foulc npmbielisc, pl.l
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TICKET DE PARolssE

TICKET DE PAROlSSE.
Chambre des Representatives.
J. GENTIL, !. LOUIS GATDET,
EDOUARD TUREAUD.
Jnge d" Par"sse:
J, Il. WINCHESTER.
(sr-fier de Cuur:
EMILE J. LAICIIE.
Sheriff:
DESIRE BEATD.
Coroner:
q. FELIX ROMAN.
Jury de Police:
J. Il. FERCHAUD, DIR. o. GAUDET.
i. LOUIS REMY, CLEOPHAS DUGAs,
PIERRE NUMA MARTIN.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1876-10-28

PRIX DES ANNONCES:
Par carre de dix lignes, on inoins,
+ pour la premiere insertion e1.JO.
Par carre de chaque publication
subsequente ~. 20.
Les communicates de nature personnelle
ct les avis q Yamnee Sc reglerunt
de gre gre ayec 'Editeur.
La Hbcrt6 .fnit Oh commence Ia lioe,ce.
VOL. XII. NO. SO.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1876-10-28

C'est Ia Sublime Porte, ditcs.vous.
Et nous avouons Ell toute confusion
que rEuropc dies rois ct de la diploma
tie, au nom dun certain principe qu'on
nomme gravement fquilibre, recu ct
naturalist la Turquie dams la grande
famille europeenne. II est des traitGs
qui reconnaissent ct qui lient, des into
rtts qui commandment ct sont divers.
Puis, sill est facile de chaser du pied Ia
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1876-10-28

Aur AboauGs,-Nlcssieurs les rrtarlla-
taircs sont prizes de rtgIer avec lc Loui-
sionois. s'ils venlent que l'envoi du Loui-
siamais leur soft continue.
Toute peine merite salaire, toute dette
est sacTte, ct !'lmpuissance seule est une
excuse acceptable.
Wilmington journal., 1876-02-18
EXPORTS.
COASTWISE.


MISUNDERSTANDING Raleigh
2l5 bales cotton, Is bales sheeting, 1O7
casks spirits turpentine, 38S bbls
rosin, so bbls pitch. Is bales warps,
225 bushels peanuts, 40 empty kegs,
3 bbls bottles, 2. 800 lbs ores, 4 bags
dried fruit, 83 bdls leather. 5 hhds
bones, 80 bales yacn, 40 bbls tar,
bags rags, 4, 200 juniper bolts, 80, QUO
feet lumber, box drugs, 5 boxes to-
bacco, l bbl potatoes.
New YoRK-Steamship Pioneer
l ,U75 bales cotton, Is do sheeting. rs
bushels peanuts, 225 casks spirits tur-
pentine, 100 bbls tar, 55 bbls crude
turpentine, % pkgs eggs, Is do mdse.
FOREIGN.
L1vRRPooL-Ger bark Juno, ,1S9
bales cotton, l 200 bbls rosln.
LoNDoN-Nor brig G A Coonan-
1,247 bbls rosln, 1000 casks spirits
turpentine.
RoTrERDAM-Nor bark Chatham
1912 bbls roSip.
HAMBURG bark Eolus-2, 29E
bbls rosin.
Nor barkentine Reidulf-2, 1916 bbls
rosin.
GRENADA-Brig N Stowers-117,O OF
feet lumber, 4 spars.
RoTTERDAM-Gr brig r VonBen
nigsen-300 bbls rosin.
LTvERPooL.-Br Bark Hope, 93I
bales cotton.
New CAsTne.-Ger Brig Freude
| ], ,74O bbls rosin, $50 casks spirits tur
| pentlne.
Wilmington journal., 1876-02-18
MI<SUORI.

ST. Louis. Feb. 16-Noon-In the
Btbcock trial to-day J. J. Brooks tes-
tilted that he had had doubts of Ioee's
integrity by reason of reports which
came to him while at New Orleans.
Hoge had failed to meet him at an ap-
pointed time and did not reach New
Orleans until two days after he (the
with oss) had seized the distilleries
there. There were evidences at New
Orleans that the tidings of their visits
had been received in advance Several
persons at Washington, other than
Commissioner Douglass, knew he and
Hoge were going there.
Col. Dyer then offered some tele-
grams IN cipher, which the defense
claimed were confidential dispatches
between the counsel and client After
examining them the court ruled them
out. The dispatches, known as the
Avery dispatches" were admitted as
evidence.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 16-Night The ex-
Attorney General opened the defense
for Babcock.
Wilmington journal., 1876-02-18

The recent revenue decision forbid
ding the issue of license to liquor ped
| dlers applies to steamboats, and ferry
boats, but there ID no intention of in
terfering with persons or firms doing
such business now.
Commissioner Pratt thinks the limit
ing of the revenue collection districts
to about one hundred will impair the
efficiency of the service
The Star says the appropriation
committee have completed the bill for
the Internal Revenue Department. 1t
reduces the estimates from five to a
trlfie over one million and consolidates
out 60 collection districts.
The elections committee heard Fins
ley VS.. Wall, from Florida. There
will be further hearing Friday, and
a decision will be given Monday.
The Pacific railroad committee have
made considerable progress in prepar-
ing the Atkins Texas Pacific bill in
shape for a vote on the report, as it
will be presented to the House for a
vote on Friday.
Wilmington journal., 1876-02-18

Naiaden, Nor. Halversen, Glasgow.
Dec B; in port Dec rs.
Dec 80. =
sundsval, ,swd, Schmidt, arvd Amstes-
dam Feb 1.
Won Heyden Cartlow. Ger, specht.
aryd at Hamburg jan 81.
Wonder Heydt, Ger, Michealis, Liv-
erpool, arvd jan. 1s.
BRIGS,
jan 25. - :.
Dolphin, Br, Smart, Bristol, ian 6.
Elgin, Br, Baxter, Granton. prior
to jan. s.
FIosta, Nor, Dahl. London, aryd
jan 25. =
Fran, Nor, Torstensen, Liverpool.
an 26.
James Crosby, Lord, Port au Prince
ar jan 25.
LiIlesand. Nor, Dahl, ar London.
Jan 3d.
Livingstone, Fischer, arvd at Hui
jan p.
Ludwig, Ger, seiger. arvd at Liver
pool Jan % I.s
Neponset, Ger, Strout. Glasgow.
Dec 20; dis. January 5.
Orion, Ger, Lubkin, ar London
Jan 81.
Wexford, Br, Foster, London, ar
SCHOONERS.
John FL. Converse, Plummer, Port
au Prince, ar jan. Is.
Lena r Storer, Seavy, ar Havana
Feb Z.
Wilmington journal., 1876-02-18
PENNSYLVANIA.

TITUsvILLE, Pa. Feb. 16.-Noon-
The Republicans have elected Mayo
for the first time.in three years, receiv-
lug l13 majority.
EAsToN, Pa, Feb. 6.-Noon-The
Republicans claim four of the seven
wards.
DANvILLE, Pa, Feb. 16.-Noon-
The Republican '.are successful.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 16.-Noon-
The election is quiet. The Democrats
have gained councilman in the sew
eral wards.
HARRIsBURG, Feb. 16 -Noon-The
Republicans re-elect the Mayor by
l, 100 majority.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 16-Night-
Three Democrats and two Indepen l.
ents have been elected Sci ct Council.
men, and nine Democrats and five In
dependents have been elected Common
Councilmen.
Wilmington journal., 1876-02-18
achievements of their forefathers, aud
determined to stand by the Con-'i IL
tion, the government, and the old flag.

achievements of their forefathers, and
determined to stand by the Con>,i IL
tlon, the government, and the old flag.
| The ladies' are invited to come
Order and good conduct will be maiL.
tanned by proper authorities. Nc
liquor aOiH be sold on the ground. The
| authority to furnish Refreshments
| excludes permission to sell anything
| that will intox cate No doubts nay
be had on The subject. All applications
| to sell ardent spirits haYe been and
viii be r jected. The managers appre-
| clate the Import.,nce of good order and
sOhriety on this Oc 'asion, and the same
will be insisted upon, and if necessary,
enforced Ivy proper authority.
Iie st md for the speak rs, chaplain
and Others. IL already er. cted IN few
yards OF the mnnnment erected IL
honor of the heroes of the battle of
Moore's Greek. From that stand dis
t'uguished sueakers Of both political
p rites will address the Assembled
multitude. Governo Varce and Gov
ernOr Brogden have both been invit, 4
1t is hoped they will sit on that
stand together side by side and
address the people Vance is cx-
p cted. Among the inv ted speak-
ers, outside of these two gent'"-
men, answers have only been received
from Messrs. John n. StAIings and
) ;muel A. Ashr These two gentle
men, one, as You are awar". from Dr.
p!lr and the other from Ra!righ, h I'VE
accepted and will q liver addresses on
the occasion.
The spirit and letter of our prelim
narv proceedings, had at our meeting
at Liilingtou on the 18th lust. is the
key note to the great upheavai of pub
lie sentiment now OV"rsprcading this
whole Cape Fear country in relation to
lEis Centennial and also the Hhiladol-
phia centennial. In letter from our
Representative in Congress, Mr.. Wad-
:cl, in reference to th Lltipgton
centennial meeting, he says, "a part of
your proceedings were read tue other
day in the Senate during a patriotic
speech by Senator Ransom, and hus
the attention of the Senate nd tie
country was call"d bot % the histori-
Cal event and the spirit which animates
our North Carolina people in this CEN
te@uial year"
Hoping NJ d belitv wing that the
Moore's Greek centennial, even though
the time for preparation has been 80
short, will be great success.
L am yours respectfully.
JAMES A. HAKM>N.
Src'y Of the Ex Com.
Wilmington journal., 1876-02-18
MARINE NEWS
ARRIVED.

| Schr r L Myers, Lewis, Hyde
county, with 400 bushels corn TO .
E Lippitt.
| Schr Altoona. l76 tons, Fitzgerald
Orient,L 1, 1000 bags guano to order
Master. Reports heavy weather and
had sails split.
Nor bark Cito, 348 tens, Wathne, Il
days, from Martinique (not as pre-
viously) r e Heide.
Schr Mary Wheeler, Foreman, from
below. Detained by head winds
sailed again 10Th.
Nor brig Vulture, 259 tons, Ebert.
sen, Bordeaux. Sc days. r e Heide.
Brig John Pierce, oil tons, Town,
send, Cardenas, Worth & Worth, with
| 272 hhds aud so bbls molasses,
Br barkentine Brilliant Star, 2OO
tons, Nicholas, Port Natal, Wick &
Ger bark William. .246 tons. Schaner,
Bordeaux, E Peschau & Westermann.
Schr Lottie, 215 tons, Somers, Balti-
more, Harriss & Howell, with guano
for G G r r and W, G & A r r. Re-
ports a heavy gale on the LIST; was
blown off Cape Fear and split sails.
Schr Gold Leaf, Moore, Tar Land
ing, Edwards & Hall.
Nor bark A o Vinge, 356 tons,
Hendricksen, Liverpool, r e Heide.
Steamship D. J. Foley, Price, Balti-
more, A. d. CaZaux.
Schr Agile, Roberts, Elizabeth City,
with 5000 bushels corn, b F Mitchell
& Son.
Schr A J Collins. Milten. Cressville,
Wa ,hington county, with 2, TIC bushels
corn DeR0sSet e Go.
Schr. Libbie Worthley, Compton.
Hyde county. with 1926 bushels corn,
] Il Lippitt.
Schr Eta, Sowerson. Hyde county,
with 1 $50 bushels corn, J E Lippitt.
Nor brig Vera, 11S tons, Moller,
Limmerick, r E Heide.
Br brig @ G Van Horn, 376 tons,
Hooker, st Thomas, w I, Alex Sprunt
& Son.
Nor bark Hengereid, - tons, Mes
sell, Honfeur, France, r E Heide.
Swed bark Matilda. Bredenberg, st
Thomas, W I Gn below. r F. Heide.
Schr Samuel, Styron. Lockwoods
Folly, Anderson & Loeb.
Schr Sarah Webb, Walker, Little
River, W I Gore.
Ger Brig Martha, Lange (in below
Copenhagen, E Peschau & Wester-
mann.
CLEARED.
Steamship Raleigh, Oliver, Balti-
more, A. d. Cazaux.
Steamship Pioneer, Wakely, New
York, A d Cazaux-
Ger bark Juno, Lindt, Liverpool.
Williams & Murchison, A Sprunt g.
Son and others.
Br brig q A Coonan, Adair, London,
Alex Sprunt & Son.
Nor bark Chatham. Schirod. Rotter-
dam, G G Barker e Co.
Swed bark Westernorrland, Nylan,
der Tin below Baltimore, r E Heide.
Nor bark Holus, Krogh, Hamburg,
Barry Bros.
Brig N Showers, Showers, Grenada,
W 7, DeRosset & Co.
Nor barkentine Reidnlf, Knudsen,
Hamburg, Williams & Murchison.
Ger brig r VonBennigsen, Roster,
Rotterdam, Alex Sprunt & Son.
Schr Gold Leaf, Moore, Tar Land
ing, Edwards & Hall.
Swedish bark Matilda, Bredenberg
(below), Baltimore, to load with grain
for Cork for orders.
Steamship d J Foley, Price Balti-
more. a D Cazaux. Reports severe
Schr Samuel Styron, Lockwoods
Folly Anderson & Loeb.
Sohr Sarah Webb, Walker, Little
River, " Gore.
Ger Brig Martha, Lange Gin below
Charleston to load with naval stores
for the United Kingdom, E Peschau &
Westermann.
Br Bark Hope, Fries. Liverpool, A
Sprunt & Son.
Ger Brig Freude. Braun, New Castle,
England, Alex Sprunt & Son.
Wilmington journal., 1876-02-18
MoORE'S CREEK BRIDGn.
PENDER Co., n. c., Feb. is, 1876.

MOORE'S s CREEK BRIDGn.
PENDER Co., n c., Feb. is, 1876.
Editors JOuJnuI:
GENTLEMEN: In answer to numerous
inquiries from vurioIs sections of the
Cape Fear country, permit NE to say
that the Indications are every way
favorable for a successful celebration
on Saturday, the 26'h inst, upon this
sacred old battle ground, of the cen
tennial of the battle of Muorr's Creek.
Inc wo:k Of prep ration i going
vigorously for Aard. All things are
nearly ready yamung the country people.
They go to the grounds with their
axes, hoes, hammers, nai:s, lumber
&c, and urged on by noble vener
a'lon for the memory of 1hr ir for =
fathers, as well as by patriotic de
Eo:lon to the government aud the old
nag, they are working With the trne
spirit of American citizens to maxi
The demonstration a grand success.
The various committees in the rura
districts are at work. The ex, cutive
committee will hold another meeting
upon the grounds on Saturday next
and full and prompt attendance a
II o'clock A NJ. lis earnestly requested
We hear nothing from :he Wilmington
committee. Viii you please Inform
Us whether the important work as
signed to this committee las beer
accomplished. Reliable information
authorizes me to say that lare
crowd will be present. Thousand
upon thousands will be present, no
alone from Pender aud adjoining
counties, but from all parts of th
cape Fear and other portion
OF the State. The true canten
Nal spirit is aroused. The people ar
con:lng in large crowds to the Moore
creek centennial celebration TIE
are coming too, not as Democrats O
republicans, not merely AS citizens c
rTender. of the Cape Fear, and {
North Carolina, but as america
c't'zerS, proud of the sacrifices an
Wilmington journal., 1876-02-18

Davis, and reiterated by Mr.. Blaine in
his speech, we think he must be held
altogether acquitted.
There are other things in his letter
not essential to this question. express
ions of political opinion and intima-
tions of views upon larger subjects,
which it is not necessary that we should
discuss. We are bound. however, to
say that in elevation of spirit, in a
sincere desire for the total restoration
of fraternal feeling and unity between
the once warning parts of the republic.
Mr.. Davis letter is infinitely superior
and infinitely more creditable I'D him,
both as a statesman and q man. than
anything that has recently fallen from
such antagonistics and critics of his as
Mr.. Blaine.
Wilmington journal., 1876-02-18
dQllnlington yournal
COMMUNICATIVE itSdi' al way.

MIR. Piper has for ten years been
:, the employment Of the Post Office
recruitment as route agent on the W,
n E. A. Railroad, aud during that
.:,,e he is sIl to have filed the po-
s;tiou with unexc~ptionable 'fficiency
ona fidelity. The depa tment has
"a,,7e no cnargrs against him, and
nakes none now. Bur without cause.
"a without warming, is servant of
A., danartment is summarily lifted ont
= HIS position 70 make room for a
conth Carolina negro. who is sad to
ro wholly irc mpeteut to divcharge
a., 3,ties of a route agent, and withul,
hao had 10 experience rs such. This
b.oo dome on thH deH and of the
q ,u Carolina Ra.lictl delegation it,
Congress. TIE coming negro Is n'm'd
r,,on,pson-ThompSn wl'h p.
,,d this - tn Rtdic i wy.
Wilmington journal., 1876-02-18
List of Vessels in the Port of Wll-
mimKtOn, N. &c, Feb. I6 1876.

minEton, N. &c, Feb. I6 1876.
BARKS.
Brilliant Star. Br, 200 tons, Nicholas,
dis Wick & Mebane
Clio, Ger, 375 tons, Schupp,
(wtg) E Peschau & Westermann
Cito, Nor 34S tons, Wathne,
Edmand im9 Richardson, 291 tons, Br
barkentine, Brodie (dis), Wick &
Emile, Ger, Ala tons. Lange, (wtg)
E Peschau & Westermann.
Emelie, 275 tons, Swd barkentine,
Christensen (dis), h E Heide.
Heinrich Rodbertus, Ger, ,346 tons Kroe-
ger, (wtg) E Peschau & Westermann.
Helene, Ger, 339 tons, Fack, (wtg)
E Peschau & Westermann.
julius, Ger, 293 tons. Frenck. (wtg)
E Pesehau 4 Westermann
Hengere:d. Nor, - tons, Messel,
lydia Peschau, Ger, 400 Tons, Fechter
(wtg) E Peschau & Westermann-
Medusa, (barquentine) Ger, 366 tons.
(wtg) E Pescllau & Westermann
Nancy Holt, Ibarkentinel Br, BOT tons,
Swan. Qdg) Wick & Mebane.
Ruth Topping. 31S tons. Erickson.
| Dis Vlck 6 Mebane.
William, Ger, 246 tons, Schaner,
| dis T. Peschau a. Westermann
eBRIGS.
Black Swami, 1s9 tons. Winvslade,
ldg Northrop & Cumming
Clara, Ger, $50 tons, DiiIwltz, (wtg)
| Z Peschau & Westermanp.
&C Van Horn, Br, 376 tons, Hooker,
dis -.4 ~ A Sprunt & Sor
Die Peene, Ger, $50 tons, Fehlhaber
(wtg) E Peschau & Westermann.
F W Fisher. Ger. 213 tons, Maatz
(wtg) e Peschau & Westermann
Fapchon, Ger. $50 tons. Voss, (wtg)
E Peschau & Westermann
John Pierce, Eli tons, Townsend,
dis III Worth & WORT
Mechanic. 1877 tons, Gould, (rpg)
& u -sg Williams 6 Murchison
Vera, Nor. 1l8 tons, Moller,
4 ses4-za-zaas-sss=esys-- q = 416lU
Wilmington journal., 1876-02-18
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OF TIE
WHINING ARKETS.

FOR THE
week Ending Thursday, Noon,
February, IL. 1876.
REMARKS.
Our market for Naval Stores during
the week has ruled quiet. In Spirits
there has been moro pressure to sell
while buyers have held off, and our
review shows decline in prices from
day to day.
In Rosin there has teen more de-
mand, and sales have been made from
day to day at the ruling figures; the
prices at the close of this report show
ing a decline on those of the previous
week.
In Cotton the transactions have been
limited owing to the small stocks offer
ing. We quote a good enquiry and
lots will meet with ready sale at the
closing quotations.
We refer to our tables for the details
of sales, prices, &c.
Wilmington journal., 1876-02-18
TEXAS.

GALVESTON, Feb. 26.-Noon-The
election is progressing quietly, and a
large vote is being poIled. The re-
turns from the interior are meagre, but
Indicate the success of the entire
Democratic ticket.
Wilmington journal., 1876-02-18
Arrived at DestinRtfOm from POl
of ySIlmfnEtOn, n. C..
BARQUES.


Amanda, Ger, Schultz, arvd at
Amsterdam jan "a.
Andriette, Swd, Oedman Glasgow,
arvd jan l9.
August, Ger, Ohloff, arvd at Glasgow
Jan "a.
Behrend, Ger. Berdiug, Liverpool,
To, 80.
Carl Gerhard, Ger, Billrichs, ar
at Hamburg jan %.
Donna Anna, Whaley, ar Cardenas,
feb z.
Emilte Kahl, Ger. French, London,
| feb IL.
Forsete, Ger, Mikkelsen, arvd at Liv.
erpool jan 81.
! Frank. Nor, Petersen, Granton. arvd
jan. |.
| Gladstone, Br, Keneally, ar Liver
pool, Jan 80.
Hermann Heinrich, Ger, Oester
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| Kobe. Nor, Taraldsen, Antwerp
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