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The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-25
ny RAILROAD.


NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD
man, Abraham, hop. John 7 Hardis SEQ
b II Wilson 4 Mills ID pritcbards BiiciRhem
1868 pkgs tobacco y Hernshelm. ~ bales domes-
tcs ~ bss do Poet. Yalo Bowl ing. 80 bbls whis-
sS ~ d9 M" e@sss s%
hams. .schwabacher Hirsch ..-sto SKIS cotton
s"s Mss""ns oya ets Do yV7 ps9
aaYsages Standardization. Trowcnfsld Pieito, /,
ch ri "s s hams sehWasa SiSaHI lrsohi,
pkgs plowstuir Mullen Halloway-g bbs sat-
sages Del Bonai2',,2s rolls leathor ! Merrill
Il ptes mdse " II II Causius is 70 Kheil-@ ss
nend cattle and hogs 7 Case d b6s 1o!s,ess
4; %sqtl Gss tsIESsna s,%psSa Saa rS%a
100 R bss i"O Bridgewiso SKIS cotton seed
Union on 90, a bss TOBACCO J Irby &oo--2s
bbls whisky Rareshide Macs. bbls tongues
man Kent--soo bss mdse N Cage--bo bbls
whisky oraer-Total ma bales cotton 1915 sacks
MOI M0ORG1N's LOUISIANA AND TEXAS II n
tallow A, Whitney &com-27 hhds sugar y bbls
a @ Xxx sIa ron u rco sasq c2 s
seed cotton a hhds sugar @ bbs ,mo.lnsses. :.
Tor steamship MORGAN. from InuIhnhlH - 10
lbbls pecaps rs loose hides IL bales hides "a balos
lcoton A Whitney Aeo-ts do Francke and Dan
Ineel 1G4 head eatile y Chanfrau-Total ~ bales
cotton.
| From Galveston-tb3 balos cotton John r. IIar-
dc sco-igs Kirkpatrick a Keith--k2 GA Whit
peo-bo @ j. Wnlmsey Aco---At II I Buckner
| bro-2g Hugh Allison dco--26 J McIerndon-
| Ii Jno Burnett &co---t5 John Phelps dco---~t2
tlapp Bros leo Alcus, Scherek h Autey--s
| lllen West 6co2 \ GumbleG ltssey AGO. Il
Richardson II Maya Francke and Danneel--s
q w Hentell &eo-tt do Al bbls . oil order-s2100
secie L Flanders Total p74 bales cotton.
| NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD-
Abbs molassss Chism Boyd----lp hhds sugar
NEW OH oRLEANa. ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO
| I'LL 100 bnlos cotton Richardson 6May---tA r
| Its } M Allon@li3 Lehman. Abraham &co-s2
IItebnrd h Hickman Widen. Hawkins &co
q, Meyer. Weis aco-t2 John Phelps dco27
J mo r fIardie &co-2s \ Gumble-2i j w White
A r l. Airey Seo-2o Payne. Kennedy '&co---iB
| Alas, Schsrck n Autey@-@is ChafTo. Hamilton n
| PRo-ib Howcott h Gordon--ta Torian and
| DMcy-il Stewart Bro .seo----ti Blaksmore Bro
eco I \ ionderson--7 + y Coons-7 Hugh Ali
| sotNco-7 - II Wallace and CO.. II March,
| Prstdge. Graham &co4-s order-4 u Hidden
4 T#neson. Soxas and co.. n h q Newman q
I,usey Aeo----3 Britton, Moore n Coleman.----2
Jury 4 Gillis-2 u Wolfe q trby &co.,-2
Wyde Morgan J NJ Allen md eo---i Ain
bnng Press-l John Noblo--1 q W sentel &co
| -Tdn p94 bales cotton.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-25
RECEIPTS SUNDAY.

LOWER COAST-Pe steamer Goo Sphngler-
bundrlcs7i hhds sughr-a2 bh)s molassss.
ST MAkrINvIbLE--Per steamer Minnie
Avory -Sihdries- bales cotton ~ hhds sugar
81 bbls molAsses 80 hf do 333 SKIS cotton seed 6
bales hay.
LOWER COAST Per steamer Orioo--Sun
dres-1t hhtls sugar.
+ LOUISVfLI.E--Por steamer John A Wood
and "a boats- 4C0 600 bush coal.
LOCKPONr-Pers teaner Ilobt Young Sun
dries-Is9 hhds sugar-i63 bbls molasses-a sks
seed cofton-p9 SKIS rough rice.
LOWER COAST steamer J I Fgazer--
Sundries lshhds sugar bbls molasses.
UPPER C0AST--Per steamer Josephine
Sundrlea-1s bbs moassea.
LOWER C0AaT-per steamer Waloon-Sun-
dries u hbls tioe 900 axis rough rice.
UPPER COAST-Per schr Gabriel Aime--i2f
bills molassea
MOkGANSIA AND TEXAS II Rs bales
cotton 2e7 hhds sugar 19i bbls molaases.
Per steamship Josephine from Galveston
IA bales cotton
bales cotton.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-25
ARRfvAJ.H Ar THE NEW pAstN

SpRtNGFIEt.D-P schr vetoria---s bales
cotton liawlins Murroll- Ilensbaw Cammnck
&eo-b bbls tar eoops poultry bSs egRs 10
cords wood Waster-Totnl y bnes cotton.
TUHEFUNCTA RtvER-Por sohr Elon---tc
cords wood master.
BLIND HIVElt-Per scbr T II Kemp-2o cords
wood master.
BLIND EIvEIs-por schr Monterey 10 cords
wood master.
TICKFAW Per schr Old Petsr-i2 cords wood
mhstor.
PEARL R1vEIl-Pcr schr Try Again. 5000
n lumber order.
BAYOU LAQOMDE-Por schr Wron~--2o, 900
n lumber J l. Pool,
.TCHEFUNCTA RIvER-For schr Emllie- 600
hbla charcoal mnster.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-25

The market continues duh, with few
offerings for discounts ut the banks. and
very little inquiry for money on the
street. Business In exchange Is mod
crate In extent, and In some quarters it
Is remarked TINT the offerings are light.
considering the movement In cotton.
There Is tlrmer feeling In stocks.
and good inquiry for leading shares.
City bonds show some activity. and pre-
MUM bonds are stronger
New State consols are reported quiet,
ut a slight decline from Saturdays rates.
We continue 10 quote exceptional pa
per at sae per cent per annum dis.
count: AL do. at 10 u =, and second
grade ~ a 1S. First class mortgages
still rule ut "a 10 per cent per annum !:
second grade continue entirely nominal.
Gold opened ut 1871 a ll3A, against 1i3
mt New York, and after fair business,
closed at the opening rates, against 1884
In that market. The sales summed up
Sol 900, embracing $4,000 and $10,0O at
li2s: $4,000, $4,000. 5000. $4,000 and Sac
600 at ia, and $4,000 at 1874.
No sales Of silver were reported
American half dollars were still quoted
at 1863 a 1851. and Mexican dollars at
a3A IN -, gold.
Under the advance In gold at Now
loIh rtSItiuk WoS nuptSu ~ uikutl
tequal To about 1-10per cent?, and francs
4 per cent. The movement was of lib
eral extent In both The sales OF sterling
amounted to E67, 500, embracing E30OO
Al clear ut 542, Eli 900 bill of lading Mt
5i2 542S, e65o0 do at 5A2A, E40O0 Al clear
at 542f. Gl0,000 bill OF lading at $40 a 543,
$4,000 do and G22,0o0 do and Al clear AT
5a2L a 5a3. f20O0 bank at 5iG. $4,000 do
sight at 5iSI, and G50O0 do ut 549b.
The sales of francs comprised 900, 900
commercial, embracing a50,oo0. 100000
and lso,0o0 at 4.63b "a 4.62A, and $4,000,
10000 and 10000 at 4.62i.
At the close sterling bills were quoted
at 542 a 5a3 for bill Of lading and Al
clear, and - n SAC for bank (bank coun-
ter rate -- a 5i6At, and francs at 462I for
commercial, and nominal for bank
The offerings OF New York sight were
less liberal, but meeting fair demand
commercial ruled at previous rates.
The sales comprised $4,000 embracing
$4,000, SIS, 900, $4,000 and S35, 900. pr-
vate bankers, Mt l per cent discount,
SIS, 900 commercial ut l1-32, 5000 and
$3S. 00p do. at lisa. and $25,00O private
bankers and So, 900 bank at $40. We
also notice sales Of $4,000 commercial
sight on New York, Philadelphia and
Baltimore at a H-32.
\ The banks continued to check on
-ew York at ! ,'er cent discount, and
c,mmsrcial sight vas still quoted ut 4
~ noticed more movement IN stocks,
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-25

vICKsBunG.

Leaves every TUESDAY ntsp.m.
.E~~ FOR VlCKSBUHQ, NArCfu
.kS2Hsssf. pavls's Bend and intermedlss
nlings..-The steamer
r.. T.. Lee,
VIM. Campbell, muster. A, Mevay. clert
leaves w nbove. connecting ut yieksbnfg VIA
Parlsots Line for oil points on Ynzoo, Sn1aor.
or. Door Crock and Tnllahptche
ADAMS n WORK,
HTTE h CAHLfN
d2t JND. JANNEY, Agents
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-25
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
Tuesday. january 25. 1876.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT |
Tuesday. January IS. 1876.
The undersigned. in assuming charge of the
River Department of the DAILY DEMOCRAT. re-
specially solicits from his steamboat friends
Continuance OF the patronage so literally ex-
tended during his 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
Commercial Place. will meet with prompt atten-
ton from the river reporter.
The WEArHER-Warm, foggy, sultry.
disagreeable and unreasonable Is all we
can say about the present weather. 1t
could not be much worse and might, as
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-25
AURIVALH AT THE OLD HAHIN

TCItEFuNCTA HlVEll-Pcr Hchr Iiillio Dunn
40 cords wood master.
TClIEFUNCTA RtvERAPer schr LEclair---
1900 bbs charcoal master
TCHEFUNCTA RIVER Per schr Boniouca-
97t bbls sand order.
HORN ISLAND-Por schr Perseverance,
bbs sand order.
PNOCTORvIJLE-Por schr Lake Telomer---
sundries to order.
PROCTORvILLE-Por schr Longfollow--22
SKIS seod cotton order.
PHOGTURvILLE Per schr Star OF tho Bea-
AZ sks ssod cotton order.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-25
BAYOU MACON AND TENsAs

REGULAR TEksAS AND BAYOU MAC0s
PACK ET.
Leayos on TUESDAY, Jan. %. nt6pm
E1 FOR FLOYD DELHI JDsg
or. and oil bindings on Glmk and
Tensas Rivers and Bayou Mneon-The stNamsf
w. j. Poitsvent,
Joo Walker. mister Sam Block. CLERK.
Will leave as hboye positively, For freight q
passage apply on board, or To
IllTE h CAkLlN, y Tchoupitoulass.
- LORD d MoPEAkE. aG Camp street..
VIII remain In the trade porinhnentiy jaisf
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-25

Tho gst Of tho third-term organs
comments on Mr.. Blaine's war revival
IL this: that Il Is very evident that the
South Ia not entirely reconciled. and
that strong hand Ia needed still TO keep
them In subsection. Ergo, President
Grant must be reelected.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-25
STIfA M BOATS.


To Nhippcrs On thc lille Rocl !,
eissippi aud Tesaa iihiway TIM ms Nix.
having beeh appointed aH the asnl,a ~ signed
in this CIT y for tlir above raiiynv nrin " aeahis
giyon that No bills ladi1g viii bo y. " hstsfg
over tn" above ROMA rS"npi sft,e1 l W. thlzsd
those signhd Nv any uthur party viii H. " Y, and
local ratios from Chie9t flty. WV w ci@gei
BR0CBETT h CARTE,
ia21 ~ M, ~ Mapn.ina th,
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-25
BAYOU DES GLAIZES

FOR BAYOU DIES GLAIZES.
~ - FOHEVERGHEEN. COTTON PORT.
L6}tteaAtHf Junction, Mcoreauvile, Big Bend
- Simmsport and all intermediate land
ings-The light-draught passenger steamer
Garry Own,
NJ. NJ Dufour. master, A. 7. .Trousdae clerk,
Will leave IA above. For freight Or passage APP
ply on board. ortD
ia22 1t BRITTON & EPPLEI. Agents.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-25
TALLAHATCHIE RIVER.

FOR YAZCO AND TALLAHATCHIC RIVERS
DIRECT,
Leaves on TUESDAY, Jan. rs. at 8 y. m,
~ FOkALL LANDINGS ONTALLA-
LeAla2&&tE3 hatchle and Yazoo rivers-The new
~ light draft steamer
Il. +. Beasy. master r. X. Voohrics, clerk.
will leave ~ above. For treight or passage APP
ply or board orto NJ. W. JOYCE nRcnt.
J22 III III Gravicr street.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-25
MEMPHIS AND BENDs.

REGULAR MEMPnIs AND BINDS ITihdGmr
r. FOR MEMPHIS. HELEN
Greonyllo, Vieksbnra. tabRs,
aud tho Bends-Tbo now ana nagnasa
stsaners
Mary Boil.
\; y. Hicks, mastor,, Az. Grissop cleri
VIII leave as above. Particular attention srss
e. all way and plantation business. ThyauM
billH OF hiding Higno1 ~ all points On Chlea AK
roads. BROCkETT H. GARTER, Agents.
dlv ~ ,gHzino street
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-25
CINCIN Natl.

REGULAR CINCINNATI. LOUISVILLE Avn
NEW ORLEANS PACKET. "Na
Leaves SATURDAY, Jan. ~, ut nm
W- ~ FOR CINCINNATI. LOUtbVui,
LsIMlah. Evansville. Henderson, Shs@sS
4 town. Padueah, Cairo. MemDhia ~,
NIL Intermediate points Tho steamer ' WI
u. y. Sobenck.
J. Lawrence Carter. ynaso,
will leave na above. For freight or pnesnys =.
ply on board. or 10 O. g. WAYNE, nj, Irayls,Rg
inis I'll DOUGLASS 4 WINBfinvts
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-25

Nor bark President Daal. Alison. ~ days from
A., 1,,nna,1l Nav York, Swensen, from Havre, Nov
'"' Mil to Deoan, Isrega AMI 60 ,.,,..
Auat bark Orfeo. Termuda. 90 days rom oei'as
Il, master. .... t.a,, Tnr,ngon,
M, RarI Xl6ion. Andersen. from Lisbon. Nov
ah,n 'rrentnn. Falster, from London. Nov 2ad.
Nor sbin Freydis. Iversen. from Bordeaux. Nov
and. To Ocean, Xerega Rnd oo. ,s,
AVID aim Australia. Paulsen. from Bordeaux.
Dec al, to master. - .aa,, n,, a.,
brit shin I!omanla, MeInyre; 90 dnyTs from Lon
don in ballast, TO A Bfyson ana 90.
brit bark sarah M Smith. sprague, IRON Bar
Aus Nm nrt tjnSan Ssrco. 90 days from Oran. to
t,ri, hark Olive Mount. Jordan. from Liverpool.
Dec /. to master.
BELOW WAITING ORDERS.
Nor bark Galnten. Bteinsen, "A days IRON Ant
swd bark losa. Andersen. 80 days FIN Gibraltar
In ballast to master.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-25
Commercial.
MoNpAy EVENING, Jan

MONDAY EVENING. Jan. "a, 1876.
COTTON The sales to-day summed
up $500 bales ut ehsler prices for the
lower grades and stronger for the better
qualities. without requiring any change
In our quotations. We give also the
figures aud report Of tho Exchange as
below.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-25
LOWER COAST.

INDEPENDENT PACKET-LOWER COAST
DAILY PACKET.
,Fss~s" n Tho No. freight steamer
4sAs~.S j. +. Eraxor,
ET.IyaI38 O. Canton Jr.. Master,
sszssLa1aEsss1 Leaves the Lower Coast Packet
Landing EVERY EVENING Except sunday for
9cloet S Retarnins to the fu ciss EvEY T6EE
NOON, except Mondays,
For freight engagements apply on board. or to
dI9u n. o. N)N0HUE, u 'Gravies street
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-25
BAYOU SARA.

~ FOR BAYOU SARA. WATERLOO
L6ltEnaatT Hermitage Port Hudson, BaIor
- Rouge. plgduomine and why land
lngg The United States mail som-wessy
packet
TN place Of W. =, rikeJ ]. !. Brown. mastst
Loayos every MONDAY and FRIDAY, msh
m, for Bayou bara.
HtTE h CARLIN, bgts.. Tchoupioulas II.
d23 am A. g. GDDDIN. 50 Magazine
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-25
MARINE NEWS.
N. o. DEMOCRAT OFFICE. Jan. as. 1876.

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Nor bark Aurora. Andersen. for Havre-
Ocean. Ieraga and co
Ger brig Gerhard Erdwin. Horstman. for Bre-
mem r. Buddendorfl
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-25
ST. LOUIS AND CAIRO.

-6-R.~ FOR Sr. LOUIS, CAIRO MN.
Ixasat phis and Bonds Tho nno stsass,
Henry @. Yaegcr,
9, ygn Hook ,mmgwsMt"rt N y, Fowler ces
Bismarck.
John spane, ,,nqqsstor, z. u. Fhweli. eloa,
Through bills IT hiding vim Cairo and Ielma.
to nl points North and West,
j. u. WOODS h co,
d2oH 1oi Common etres
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-25
RECE1pTa OF PRODUCE.

MO DE JANE1l,O- bark Conildon'ew3ioo
X Iper-sJao do ord0r-ffotal 1850 bags c5fce.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-25
EXPORTS.

HAvRE-Per bark Anrorh---2l65 bales cotton
80 green hides 800 pcs stayes.
i5ilEMiN~-fer brig Gerhard Erdwln GA
bales cotton 4bO pcs slaves.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-25
ARRIVED ON SUNDAY.

ateanshp Now York. Quick. from New York.
I'LL inst. TO q A Whitney and co-Algicrs.
Bark 5hnwmut Conner. ts days from lilo do Jn-
nero, TO Ramsey and Wostfeldt- LIST dis,
Brig M Wlswell. Glover. 80 days from 1lio dc
jaaeiro, 10 J l. Phipps and co-iat dis.
Span brig Joven Antonio. Bartolomi. days I'm
ds
Brig JW Barns, Hunter, 6 days from Ruatan. 70
y Ubri and Broad dis
Schr GABRIEL Aime Verrhn I'm Upper Coast 10
InnHt,r-7 I'd dis,
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-25

John A Wood. Wood. from Louisville, with
Abarges and boats.
NebtYoung, Terrobonne. from Loekpor.
] Il Ffazer. Canton. from Lower Coast.
Josethlne. Cozzens. from Upper Const.
Wawn. Huiz. from Lower Const
Geo Hpangler, o. Pry. from Lower Const.
Oriols Cnrrick. from Lower Const.
Minnie Avery. Smith. I'm 1T Martinville.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-25
Monetary.

OrricE N. q. DEMOCRAT. /
New Orleans. Jan. "a, 1879. !
Nrw ORLEANS CLEARING uuusE
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-25
UPPER COAST.

NEW ORLEANS, COAST, BATON ROUGEND
LOBDELLB STORE PACKET
Leaves every MONDAY. nj 3 u. m. and TElDA
ut 10 n. m.
~ - Tho passenger steamer
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-25
OpELOUsAs.

win leave ~ above. Al freight nnd paasengsf1
ior bayou oef. Glalzes b. BIS lnndod at Blrnmspm
q VIZ Mhd Landing. md for Bayon Bell
washington. For freight or passage applT Oh
bOnrd or 10 lord b MGPEAKE. ARentA
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-25
b. L. Hodge,

J. T. McElroy. master, W. Greenhouse, J, \, eIayy
EVENINGS. For freight or passage appy.@
board or ~ u. o. MELANCON. 70 Cont ~
Freight rates same ~ other bouts In tbetfss
al
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-25

hhda sugar "a bbls molnsses j W Burbridge geo
40 do % hh b, sugar MillikenlY DO u bbls
Bush 4 Levert-s bills Inolasses llf do a. Elmer
Bader-2e hhds sugar i Brugior-20 do D g Me-
Can and son-io Dc Clapp Bros 5000 bbls mo,
Palmer aco~2c bbIs molasses I'd J day h6ds
sugar A Tertrou-sundries TO order--Totnl 81
bales cotton 7oi skis cotton seed SKIS seed cotton
DVNALDsONvlLLE@ stcaper 81 John
5s hhds sugar 1850 bbs molasses MoStea Il Value
is do % hhds sugar b Brqgier--l3 do. 100 bbls
1s bis 5 moIassos Bars Ssas 1ner
DO B9ltran-s do Mnspero Ac9 lol SKIS rough
rico i Bongier--sundries 10 ordor--Total lls
bales cotton Adams &co---s7 CT Wnlmsley
&co-al Alcus scherck \ Autey 20 Bush i Lever
Salla I oa%macfa o, i Never. Go!s $co
Burhridge Acon,-b Queyrouzc Bois-.4 Clapp
Cammack &co.3 Norwood Richards o Hirscl
so bbls molasses Aliens, scherck h Autoy do
ADAMS S DO Bock1s d DO Gaiso s aeS
3 do CIapp Bros &co-ses SKIS cotton seed N OCS
Assn-7s head catte order.i7 do Imbag. Aycock
and COS SKIS rough RIGS bbls talloW Claae--
~ hides Quoyrouze Bois-eI Dbl do j Fernan-
d ,, sks rough yIe ,,, Terrebonne-s bds
Total 800 bales cotton sse SKIS cotton seed 5 SKIS
seed cotton % SKIS rough rice 127 hhds sugar l5i
bbs moasscs 81 head cattle.
ST LOUIS--Per towboat Atlantic, with three
barRes-gso bbls -four Gordon u Gomllla--I50
do NJ A Mann--s00 do Vairin and Mortimer-1s2
do Glover Odendahl--I0O do IS bbls pears
Schwabacher, Frowenfed and Pfcifcr-25 do Ga
bbls -four + Del Bondio4i1 do 150 hf do N o and
NJ X Roo bbs meal John Cader-100 do 100 skis
corn 372 ska oats w II Mathews h Bro--225 bbls
-four so bbls meal G A Whitney Aco-5513 SKIS corn
Q Chopin---l5s3 do Howard j. Preston--aoo do
Newman Kent-329 do Woods 4 SlaybackLi59S
bush corn i1 bulk 9 { Conrad IS 900 DO Older
50 hf hbls lard 2op kegs do $50 tos do Flash ar
Del Bandio92 do q II Iawfencp nee pHsi cases
matches u orster-5k do J Adams ,Eco-50 bbls
twfne NJ Smith-?O bbls alcohol Doyle-2o do
Wheelock, Finlay &co-2o bdls ties N Adler---s3
coops poultry order-19 do Miller Il Meyer-25
bales cotton Z II Wilson Il Mills Howard d
ao62 bbls foug $50 hi do 10000 blu
The New York herald., 1876-12-01
FLORIDA.

AN EXCITING DAY BTFoRE THE CANvAssINa
BoARD-cuARGEs or yRAUD AND PERJURY
IN REGARD TO THE BAKER COUNTY RE-
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE CREATED BY THE
GOVERNOR TO SIGN A bogus RETURN.
[BY TELEGRAPH 10 THE HERALD.1
TALLAHASSEE, Nov. 80 1915
When the Board met this morning Il was plainly
evident that the peace, ami,y good will OF this
blessed Thanksgivn Day would not bo preserved in
the session Of the Board.
There evidently trouble brewing. The demo-
Gratis confident point that bubblcd into open
exua,ion tho younger members and lit the fires Of
the eyos OF oven Oldest sagers The republicans
were quiet and Mr. chandlcrs smile short OF
its amplitude and puckcrcd itself into something that
looked much like a smile.
srEARSs PECULIAR TACTICS
When Baker county was called the democrats
clinchcd the points they made yesterday and made u
new onc goes very far toward fixing ugly fraud
upon the republican managers OF TINS State. 1t
shown that the bogus return from that county which
was MADE by tho judge after the regular had
Teen made and the returns forwarded, signed by
Justice of the peace who known as justice In
tho county and vas appointed after the election. Tho
law requires the shall DO signed by Justice OF
could DO trusted participate IN this secret anu
fraudulent canvass, although all The Governors
appointees IL appears that he made q just
tha, purpose. The most dscouragng thing about this
Bakor matter, however, Is the unwarrantaDlo
ana audacious manner which Chairman Mci.n secretly
suppressed the tnat pria dcie regular and
corrcc. ana read another return that is both tech
n,cally and essentially incorrect. This raises the
picon very grave suspicion, as to his fairness and
impartiallx
FORGERY PERJURY
But the great sensation Of the day, Of the wholo
Florida campaign that matter the introduction
OF tho Alachua county witnesses, Moore and Dukes
when il was shown that the counter afldavit of
Moore, da,ed the 2oth rctrac,ed affidavit that
was not made till three days aitcrwurd an incrcdu-
lous smile rose the Whom Mr.. Pasco, in
a voice trcmulous with excitement, said there had
been forgery and perjury committed and that they
would provo II by tho introduction Of Moore and
Dukos, there was genuine and profound scnsa-
ton Litto Dennis, the alleged manipuiator OF
the fraud, who is iaded out coorcss little person.
who looks as he could possibly possess tho
energy OF wickedness with which credited,
jumped up and hurried Of the room. The repub-
/ lcaps held a short consultation and about hvc
minutes the witnesses who supposed TO be 200
miles or were tho door.
THE TESTIMONY MOORE
The testimony OF Moore listened to breathlcssly
when he told how he had received the bribc from
sher,n barnes sign paper that he need not swear
To- The TALL OF pin could have been hoard While
his taking the bribc and signing the counter afdavit
invadalcd his hrst testimony he produced the i'm
preston that his recital OF The vote and manner Of
counting &C. was true II corroboratcd precisely the
testimony oI other Witnesses.
EvIDRxcE DUKES.
The highest excitement however was reached BY the
appearance and testimony OF Dukes. THIS stubborn,
The New York herald., 1876-12-01
General Ruger Undertakes to Settle the
Question Of Disputed Seats.
SPIRITED PROTEST. OF THE DEMOCRATS
Forgery and Perjury Charged by The Demo
crats in Florida aud Proven.
PROGl GlESS OF THE COUNT In LOUISIANA
SOUTH CAROLINA.

IN UNEXPECTED ANNOUNCEMENT FROM GEN.
ERAL RuGEI-A SPIRITED RESPONSE FROM
TUE DEMOCRATS.
The New York herald., 1876-12-01

"7Ae attributes Of the Presidential office its preroga-
tires and possibilities its increasing po,cer and
sptendor, the yearnings Of cutuatcd and Weauhy
society for court honors and the attractions Of court
life, The desire Of those in office to retdin pocer and
card; the question: in fact Wheter strong Executive
does not reaken Ae Repabiic mast become the most
portant in our politics"