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The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-05

The increased investment demand which we
noticed last Friday appears TO have supsllea, 7,
great extent within te past Jew aays,
City bonds have been quiet since Monday, and
M will be seen from the 0ffieinl guotatiohs beoW
New state consols. which were stronger on
Wednesday. and active and buoyani yestsra1a Y,
an advance upon last Fridays figures.
We continue to quote: Exceptional paper q 4
@9 per cent per annm d,seonn ~, al 90 u,
cages still rule at e@i0 per cent per annum
second grade continue entirely nominal
York. and after a limited business, closed Mt
the opening rates In both markets. The sales
were confined to SIC 500 embracing $1,000 az ll2s'
and 5000 $4,000. and $500 at mt 1l9.
No sales Of silver were reported. American
half dollars were quoted at io5@1o5's against
toi "a los I, Yesterday. while Mexican dollars con,
tinucd TO rule ut 20 tgoldD Tor new ana 81, tgold'
Under the decline in gold at New York ster,
lGg was re- sau4 70 .lo .an !, ' I wa an
fair extent The safes Of the former colnprise,
Gag SOP embracing eco" A. ele E; a and .s q 40
545. E5oo DO and Al clear at 5it,s@5ag. f25oo and
e35oo bill Of lading and E2ooo Al clear at $40
e2000 Al cear ut $40, f1oo0 bank at the counter
The sales If francs amounted to 10000 com
merca embracing 10000 and 10000 at 4G21a-
10000 At 4.s2ta4.Gys. 10000 at tGl@, ana boooo
All Tho close sterling bills were quoted ut b4ia
b45 for bill u adng and Al clear and ut -e95isla
for bank bank counter rate IA 54g) ana francs
NJ 4G2i .dAG1h for commercial and nominal tor
bank. :.
Tho offerings of New York sight were of lair
extent but the demand being good, commercial
hardened slightly while the bank checking rate
on New York remained unchanged The sales
III New York sight comprised s4100oo. embracing
500 O0o commercial Mt Il per cent discount,
$40 900 Sac 900 and $50 900 do, SIS 600 private bank
ers' and $4,000 bank at l-16 and $4,000 and
100000 bank Mt t-32 We also notieed sales Of
s}5 600 thirty days private bankers on New York
nj g-ts per cent discount. 100000 commercial ut
X, and slO,o0o on Providence at "a.
The banks continued to check on New York
ut par while commercial sight was quoted ut
1-1G0n- per cent discount. against --t41-16 yes
terday
We noticed less general activity in securities.
shares Factors and Traslers' Insurance
Company at the stock Exchange at 500 80.
and 10 tod) New Orleans Gaslight Company
to,ltside) mt $3.50.
CITY bonds were quiet and were quoted lower.
as will be seen by the quotations below. The
sales included $1,000 premium issues at 81.
5000 do. ut 32is, and 5000 gold bearing seven
per cents at 32I..
We also noticed a sale of 5000 Jackson Rail
road coupon mortgage bonds ut 10.
New State consOls were less ,ctiyo. and tho
market ruled nearly 1 " cent lower, closing nj
about esA Tho sales comprised stlg,Ooo. en-
braring 5000 ut 6s's $4,000 at esq, $4,000 Mt 60
and $4,000 ut 69is.
No sales of city scrip. Metropolitan Police
warrants or State warrants were reported.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-05

A Vision In a Theatre that DIspelled n
Lovers I1lusiye Dream.
From the Sunday Democrat. ]

The young Duke Of Reichstadt, Napo-
leon H.. delicate in health from his
birth, had never seemed capable OF feel
ing the least interest in life Nothing
could rouse him from profound indif-
ference and melancholy that penetrated
his whole being. He distrusted every
body; was unwilling to go into society.
II was thought that II his affections
could be enlisted his mind would assert
itself A number Of the faircst young
women about the court were presented
Y to him. but their charms. their blan-
dishments. their conversation. their
passion. real or feignod, moved him not
q lot. He turned from them in weari-
ness, and begged to be excused. Some
sagacious functionary suggested that
tho ballet queen should be introduced
to the forlorn youth in the guise OF q
peasant, i'm the hope that she. SO accus
toned to conquests, might conquer even
him. The plan succeeded to a charm,
and Louis fell in love with the seeming
peasant girl. She pretended to recipro-
cate his love, never intimating that she
was not ignorant of his birth and posi-
ton.
Day after day they met in the gardens
or the palace: then they extended their
excursions on foot and IN carriage, until
d new spirit and now life became his.
IUittt HtI Ills us bolu
her Of his bitter past, the dependency
of the hope and joy she had been the
first to awaken In his nature that she
was the one human being in all the
world he loved or cared for, In the
midst of this idyllic life. the Duke, be-
ing one day in the city, felt inclined to
visit the theatre. That evening he sat
listless in the box, hardly needing the
performance, scarcely noticing the bal
let, until 1.-the figure of brightness
and beauty bounded upon the scene.
He was all eyes and animation at once.
He had never imagined SO marvellous a
likeness to Marie. Gould he be mistaken?
He levellcd his lorgnette again and
The vision Of the lover could not be
deceived. The truth and the whole
truth soon flashed upon him. His Marie
and everybody's Fanny were one and
the same. The glass fell from his hand
the poor boy turned deadly pale. and
might have swooned In his seat had he
not been taken from the theatre and
driven home almost insensible. The
next morning the story was all over vi
emma, Louis never saw Marie more
The little hope and faith he had she had
aroused after that cruel trick he fell
once more into himself, never to. hope
again. He did not live very long. The
very night he died she was dancing in
crowded and applauding theatre. She
had forgotten about him, but she still
remembered the 10000 forms that had
been paid her for deceiving him.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-05
STEA M BOATS
RED RIVER.

NEW ORLEANS. AND RED RIvr, -
.PORTATION COMPANY sTEtEtR TRAN,
Mary Louise. Tevas hAhEhS."
X. Il. Bryariy, Intna NJ
Col. A. +. Kouns, " I w.
La Belle. Eeii., ppehan
C ". Duriee' rowland,
~ FOR SHREVEPORT ,,
Coasl' eRneF G1 Esa Eslysr, 'H 11ta
aria ana gil way and plantation landiIpe, Alssas,
ing New Orleans us follows 'io'bgs-IAas
For Jefferson Direct
Col. A. p. Kouns Mart Roma
Leaves on WEDNESDAY Fah - nas'et
For Minden bireo, T. ~ BIN.
Belle Rowland Geo, W IL.
Leaves on THURSDAY, Feh az, master.
For Cane River and Bayou pi@,pen
Carrie "A. Thorn. Chas. Thorn f r...
Leaves on WEDNESDAY. Feb q a. ., 'nas'er,
For Shreveport Djrcnt m.
La Belle, w. N. Wood. mss,ou
Leaves SATURDAY. Feb at ssr,
Returning leaves Shreveport TtqprisSRm
n .r,,,r.va FRIDAYS. "AIsau
SAT URDATS boats going through ,or
NO .wharfboat charges will be mazda !" aeelsrsos
River wv '''o mouth Of III
forwarding freights consigned to,h
at New Orleans will BIO handled irea y, "stnban,
and commissions. o vi drayaps
For freight or passage. apply ON bo.,s
boats, or ut the Office Of the c.gnna vau q Ia
dravier street. JOS. A. AIKEN Ip% rya,.,sso. ii
HITE& CARL1N. BR If Il SS94f EEiidA gEsas
uts L'ItD N McPEAKE Aeon.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-05
EXPORTS.

BREMEN-Per bark Astronom- 1868 bales cot
ton 5000 pcs slaves.
LIVERPOOL-Pe bark Vikingen-1s9s bales
cotton 24O0 pcs slaves.
DUBLIN-Per bark Arbutus- SKIS cotton
seed oil cake 5000 pcs slaves.
BARCELONA OR GENOA--Per brig Joven
Antonio $40 bales cotton,
BONACCA-Per sehr ExcolsiOr-G bbls -four 3
bbls pork hf do SKIS salt 500 fl lumber 2s pkgs
sundries.
AVANA-Additional cargo per steamship Oh
w LOrd-17S3 SKIS corn 300 SKIS bran 800 SKIS oats.
GLASGOW-Per bark Sirio-2o,02s 1896 bush
corn in bulk.
UTILLA-Per schr G. WhippIe-24 bbls -four
shalt bbs bcef kegs lard tiorces hams e;.sk
shoulders.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-05

Nor bark Onni. Abrahamsen. from Tarragona.
to Ocean. Zerega and co.
Nor bark Albion, Andersen from Lisbon. Nov
gJth, to master.
Nor ship Freydis. Iversen. from Bordeaux. Nov
79d. to Ocean, Xerega and co.
Swd ship Australia. paulsen. from Bordeaux,
Dec I'd, to master.
Brit ship Romania, Mcintyre, 80 days from Lon
don. In ballast, to j Bryson and co.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-05
SECULAR MEMPHIS AND BENDs p,cr,.
Mary Bell.
VICKsBURG.

Leaves every TUESDAY atbp.m
FOE VICKSBURG. NAriuu
.2fE<sz payis's Bend and inta ansaEs
VIM. Campbell, master, Mevsv.s...
leaves rs above. connecting ut Vicksimyrru s I'M
Parisots Line for oil points on Yazoo. ssns1oasa
or. Deer Creek and Tallahatchie, ''A"Oh
ADAMS h WORK.
=, HITE d CAEIIN
OIL JNO JANNEY. tosn,.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-05

FRIDAY EVENING, February 4, 49,

FRIDAY EVENING, FtUFHHTV Z, T576s
COTTON-,rhe sales to-day mot including 400
bales additional yesterday embraced 5000 bales,
ut firm prices for good staple and other desIa-
BILE kinds, including the higher. while u large
part Of the offerings, embracing mixed lists and
the lower grades. were irregular and ensier, re-
curing, however. no change In our quotations
except a reduction Of 1c IN the inside rate for
ordinary. We give also the figures and report
of the Exchange. rs below:
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-05
ST. LOUIS Ann nA,..

go pb pes ao ST fa LOUIS a oAIRo, Nrs.
CITY OF QUINCY,
Vim. Burke, master. Ion IL.
Leaves ON s.ATgRDAY Feb. 5. Il s'sn 'Isis
b. II. Pegram. master. J. n Chasos,
-, Leaves on TUESDAY, Feb. s q. ~ ! Clerk
Through bills of lading via Cairo an5 o.
to all points North and West, e'a bsIrn0n
d2otf ,oi 1Cy a,n6 w..
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-05
IMPORTS.

RIO DE JANEIRO-Per brig Heois-GOO0 bags
coffee Johnston, Gordon &co.
JAMAICA-Pers chr Hannah Coomer--2o 900
cocoanuts 1900 lunches bananas 500 pantains j
Macheca &co.
NEW YOIK@Per steamship Knickerbockor-
Assorted mdsr
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-05

\. Ii,oBAUCO-The market continues at stand
sun, ana we have not . transaction to report
IN tne meantime the receipts are increasing
hhd tha amount on sale is estimated at $3.50
nas: hs last sale ot any magnitude reported
were said to agree with our quotations. Nothing
has transpired since to establish any variation
but some authorities quote Tugs I,ei 4. AMI ionf
s@1h and &c lower. while others object to anv
change. Under these circumstances we defer
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-05
OPELOUsAs.

INDEPENDENT OPELOULAS WEEKLY
PACKET
Leaves every WEDNESDAY, atbpm
FOR WASHINGTON, PORT
Barry. Churchvilie Bayou Des
GIaizes, Atchafalaya, Slmmspor,
Big Bend Landing, Old River. and ali intrms
diate points-The light-draft passenger steamer
St. Mary,
T.. Probst, master. J. T.. Schmidt, clerk
for ''o'fll fT II ts Ga appy e. board orb
Through bills lading 10 Bayous Des Giajzss
and Beuf diS ~
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-05
OUACHITA RIVER.
OUACHITA RIVER.
REGULAR WEEKLY - En- INDEPENDENT

- FOR OUACHITA CITY. MONfsOE.
Trenton. Columbia. Harrisonburg,
I Trinity. and all way landings-The
fine passenger packet
Lessie Taylor,
NJ Kenson master. J.~C. Baker, clerk
during the entire season will leave as above,
making connection with light drau9ht boats for
Sabine and B0sif rivers Bayous UArbonne and
also Little River Tensas. and
Bayou Macon. For freight or passage apply on
board, or to DOUGLAS 4 WINBURN,
jas IS Eatchez street
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-05
BAYOU MACON Ann TENsAs.

REGULAR TENSAS AND BAYOU MACON
PACKET.
Leaves FRIDAY, February !, at pm
~ FOR FLOYD. DELHI EABsAE
R'1Hl1 klandings on Black. Macon and Tens1
steamer
w. j. Poitevent,
JoG walker. nHster. Sam Block, clert.
passage apply on board, or 10
HITE Il CABIN, 3 Tehoupitouias 81.
r.,, N. q. DONOHUE. rs Gravier street
WIN remain in the trade permanently. ~
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-05

ALABAMA AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
The Meridian Mercury, of February /,
says: "We learn from Mr.. Mcmillan,
station agent here, that yesterday, in
pursuance Of the late decree by Judge
Woods. the road and all property were
turned over at Chattanooga to Mr. Ball.
the superintendent of the new receivers.
No trains were run yesterday, and we
are not yet advised whether there will
be any trains on the road to-day"
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-05
GRAND ECORE.

Leaves every ' Tr iEES3bBa-yf !, rACKEI.
r. FOR GRAND ECORE noyr.
L6ala&&5 gomery, Alexandria, Nern,anss IT, ~,
bi -. Wares Landing. and Mi t sS
ings ON Red riyer.The passenger steamer r'''
Kate Kinney,
John Holm, master; Joe Kiniiey and Apa,a,
Clark. clerks. '''''''
COmmenees February
For freight or passage apply on board. OIL
JOHN JANNEY.
Iee I'm No. III Common street
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-05

To-days exports embraced 1898 bales to Liver
pool, 1853 to Brennan and $40 to Barcelona, to
which we have added 23s by sail we have added
to previous exports 2ls for corrections of clear
anecs.
Receipts proper since last evening 9614 bales
against 1890 on last Friday and 1859 last year
For comparative totals for the past three days
exports and receipts see above reports.
JACKSON RAILROAD RECEIPTS.-We are
the New Orleans, st. Louis and Chicago RaiI-
road, for the following:
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT or COTTON RECEIPTS.
VIA NEW ORLEANS. ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO
RAILROAD.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-05
LOWER COAST.

INDEPENDENT PACKET-LO WEIR COAST
DAILY PACKET.
,FgxpD~ h The A No. l freight steamer
lsys171FSi ]. +. Frazer,
ffisAat!a o. Canton. Jr Master.
Leaves ths Lower Coast Packet
Landing EVERY EVENING (except Sunday log
the Bslair Plantation and way landings, at
O'clock. Returning to the city EVERY FOBE-
FOR freight engagements apply on board, or
1877 ". o. INbNOHUE rs Gravier street
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-05
BAYOU SARA.

~ FOR BAYOU SARA. WATERLOO
Hermitage. Port Hudson. Batsa
Rouge. PlI1uemine and way lanl.
ings-The United States mail semi-weekv
packet Gov. Allen,
I'm place OF W. s. Pike j. J. Brown, nastel'
Leaves every MONDAY and FRIDAY. aSp'
M, for Bayou Sara,
HITE CARLIN. Aats., 3 Tchoupitoulas st.
dssp A.C GQpTlN 90 Magazine
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-05
netary.
OFFICE N. o. DEMOCRAT. /
Friday Evening. Feb. 4, 1876.

The market during the past week has Shown
but little animation. The offerings of business
sI,,aie To- cmn,nr ,bn lnrnn f'a i ua.
ally accumulate in our banks after the incoming
~ our cotton and sugar crops. The present in
In opening and the prospect does not seem en-
couraSlng The active movement of the banks
consequently continues moderate and we hear
~ nnt nt'is demand outside although money
erals. " i' WI soou cona'-
While foreign exchange has been IN fair sun-
ply. the amount of New York a;s,h, nj ~ ~
during me week has hardly been equal To- the
s aa;,a anu rates have consequently hardened
- VIII appear from our quotations below
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-05
MARINE NEWS.
N. o. DEMOCRAT OFFICE. Feb. 8. 1876.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Nor bark Vikingen. Arnesen. for Liverpool
Ocean, Zerega &eo
Brit bark Arbutus. Keddy. for Dublin
A Maginns' Sons
Span brig Joven Antonio. Bosch. for Genoa. via
Barcelona NJ PUG &co
Schr Excelsior, Arnet for BOnacca-
JP Macheca &co
Aust bark Sira. Shiparch for Glasgow
Ak Miller Geo
Schr J G Whipple Webb for Utilla- JTorre
Ger bark Astronom Hopper. for Bremen
Lowell n Bailey
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-05
River News.
OFFICE New ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
Saturday Morning, February s, 1876.

OFFICE New ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
Saturday Morning, February 5, 1876.
the undersigned. in assuming charge Of the
River department of the DAILY DEMOCRAT re-
specsfuily sQlieils from his steamboat friends a
continuance OF the patronage so literally OK
tended during his connection with the Now Or
leans Crescent and Bulletin
GEO. J. DUNCAN.
The wEATHER-Old Boreas tried himsel
Thursday night and Friday morning. but for
tunately our river marine suffered but little
damage; outside Of the sinking Of the Garry
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-05

Leaves EVERY WEDNESDAY, atsp.m.
- FOR WASHINGTON, 0PEIl0 USAs
L@498at Port Barre. SiTbmsport. Churchvilb
and all landings on the Coast. Atcha,
falaya River and Bayou Courtataeau-
u z; e Pickett, master, a. Menier ST.. chrk,
WIN leave rs above. All freight and pas.ssngsrs
for Bayou DIES Glailes 10 be landed ut E,mmsnnS
or Big Bend Landing. and for Bayou Beuf a
washington. For freight or passage apply On
board or to LORD h MeI'EAKE Agents.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-05
ARRIVALS AT THE OLD BASIN
BY RAILROAD.

Feb 3..l7i Lehman. Abraham &eo@lS2 Never,
Wis Wis & 6. John I HaTdie &coge + ii 4 NJ
q Mays Stewart Bro &co-b9 Pritchard Biek
Harris aeo-N T / Airey kco~so Billion. Moore
Denis. ia II Wilson 4 MiIls~la Chaffe, Hamii1
ton Powell-ii Beadles; Wood ,tco---9 Blake
p9rG Bro &eo9 M s,ga John Phelps %eo
% &c, y, " ) kobson-5 ,Torian 4 Dancy5 JOS
Hugh Allison &co-2 s Henderson John I
Noble .Chaffe. Hamilton q POWELL j r Har-
ris;on lr &co-Total 1877 bales cotton.
high wines u G Lawhert.so Do JsfIenderson -
q go DoasSss shda Sa sdeg b1
apples miller M.yerIse do Stevens s seym sS,T
h9 Barbour &e1 md tub butter Mrs. EN-
Shepard-l half Dbl -four bbl wheat Odeil &
WrnitghIt tight, bxs bacon schwabacher, Frowenfeld
4 Battitta--5 rolls leather Horter. Peterson &
Fenner,22 tubs butter n A Wilcox hid to-
E Eni,1 Wilson son, Mills do Klrpstrick &
Prestidge. Graham &co-27 bdls hx stun II Otis
MoR ia sFi 8ts sfx Ibr" ASb 2
Is hides y bales cotton Beer--l2 Stewart Bro
ndtueWs ~ brO-Z W II HirSch, Adj
Scr &co.7 LANCE Legendre-2 o HOPKINS
yignes-l Richardson d May--is do ii bbls mo y
lasses Al hhds sugar Bush i Levert---1s hides
II McGehee, snowti6tl b Vic, .tt-5b hhds snae,
81 bbs n.olasses HI do X Mil.igen-5 XII, ~
llsses Leverich-2 90 . hhds sugar Hrssrn
Gco-33 90 = yohnson-1O do Schnekier LnhnS
bler-2o DO } Burbridge &co-s2 Do 81 bhls mn-
lasscs y Hare-6 do Is ass rough rioo 3 hbda
sugar Putnam-ado CIV Semteli xco.i fi rs
Il L2ckhart,,e do Pefton 4 Dunbar ~ a.,
o9h a. Gdh,d ~ q q y bbls Raasses Bernard
~ % M 90 20 GtIs rice Sewing do WI I
ti,y %co-IS 90 Pascal 4co-l5 do r ReltranE IN,
coeko9ck hides II Solomon 30 sks cotten o Ay
ny Assn--4 hides Fitzpatrick n HaIIno 1', ~
Spor.f SKIS cotton II Il kusselI-aa heavas o
i IN hyrock &cG-sundrics to order ETotai
- pales cotton SKIS do 90 bbls rice 27t hhdu
sugar 137 hbis Inolasses hf do, ''''''
Pet steamship whitney, from Galvestop-1oo
bales cotton kirkpatrick h Koith-e7 r + BnePo
n t, % Bro-22 John Hardie &oo-I7 John
4 rhrglps &co-14 Sentell 1890 head hogs
y Mehlc &co-sundries TO order-Totai s1o bales
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD-
y y hhds sugar Brugier-1 do bills moIasses
noarEoois-31 do u hhds sugar Ianaux 4 Son1
IQtii ~ hhds sugar - hbls mOlasses.
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RiUROAD- |
z baDs cotton Allen, West &o1--ie0 HANGER
eatman geo. Lehman. Abraham &co-1H Ter |
rou-1 bDis dried peaches A A Carman-2 pk9s |
3uharics Y Mcttui91.9s bbIs shocks T A Behan !
II ear noats l. Miller--i6 bdls clippings Z |
Ieef!s &co-1 bdl mdse J A Morton hx eggs 4
,otton. ~
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-05
MEMPHIS AND BENIN.

Leaves on FRIDAY, Feb II. atsn -
GE Fer Memphis, Helena n
L6Al$kna4aF White River, Chleot Gr."'na1
= - Vicksburg and the BENDS -TTlhssnyIh,
did passenger steamer 'he speA.
y. II. MAUDE,
j. i. West. master, Ed fu,,a,u
Will leave ms above, paying partit1,jar ,,.alert,
to all way and plantation business suMhe'ntdn
may rely on tho Maude remaining In ,n,a'ulppets
the entire season. Through bills ~ a a,1 tfads
oil points on the Ouachita and Pine h p.1ng .
road from ChicOt City end to all noin,s D ~ Ea-
river as high rs .Jacksonport For i pa m,lis
passage apply on board or To hesmg
BROCkETT Il CARTER. Agents
JAG I'm 40 WaDommftolas,
REGULAR MEMPHIS AND BENDS pIcvr.
Leaves on FRIDAY, Feb 1s. at h ~ oabr
Co. FOR MEMPHIS III " ne,
Mouth Of White River iIdfat isslai
Greenville, Viekstmrw S yalsN
and q. the Bends-The new and fnse nSisEss
Mary Bell,
7; I. Hicks, MASTER, ALI Grisson d.,,
VIII leave as above Particular attsntia," s s,s
70 all way and plantation business nisa
bills OF lading signed 10 all points On ih;dao
roads. BROCKETT a CAR~ER 11s vanM,.f sl.
uAs 4------- ~ lRazine street
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-05

Leaves EVERY SATURDAY. atsnm
FOR GRAND ECORE MONT,
Easfks sEsz7f gomery, Alexandria. Normass
z-S% Wares. Barbins' aud all wsy Ina.
l,ngs intsrmediate on the Mississippi snd N
Rivers-Tho steamer '"' '''A
New Bart Able,
II. Stnpott, master. Geo, q. Hamilton, clerk,
For freight or passage apply on board, ort0
ADAMS h WORK,
06l9 en- No. q Commercial TaA
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-05
BATON ROUGE.

REGULAR BATON ROUGE, IL, onrMIsg
AND 3D., COAST r SHETMl7 NSH,fSl pSjst fIM
tadISsvA.s~ narEn1 f!NA SIDE WHEEL
Allen Juno, h.ERIA,
Will Leave master-. Chas, Brisle, clerk,
ia .scW ORIGINS every WEDNESDAY,
Ret -. ana every SATURDAY. at s y. IN.
'JrrnIIi iM VII leave Baton Rouge eyev
III RSDAY and SUNDAY EVENINGS.
o,i ngr IrGight or passage apply on board a
.ttork VIII DC found at the head OF BienWS
sereet every Tuesday and Friday felh
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-05
UPPER COAST.


NEW ORLEANS. COAST AND LAFOUgCHE
PACKET
Leaves every WEDNESDAY at ~ m, ana
SATURDAY ut y. m.
.sE.S The passenger packet
= st. John,
+. BergcrOn, master, j. e.. Berger0n, CLERK,
leaves as above. coming down the Coast ever
MONDAY and FRIDAY in daylight
FOR freight or passage apply on board, 0rw
d21 3m j.. o. MEDANCON. 20 Cont st.
NEW ORLEANS, COAST, BATON ROUGE AND
LOBDELL'S STORE PACKET.v,
Leaves every MONDAY at D. m, and FRIDAI
Mt 10 u, m.
- = The passenger steamer
b. L. Hodge,
McEiroy. master, W Groathouse, Jr.. 'elsrJ
:, Returning every SUNDAY and WEDEE 5DAf
EVENINGS. For freight or passage ar ply Oh
board or to u. Q. MELANCON. 30 Co al st.
Freight rates same as other boats In u iet trade.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-03-18
st dt BEL.

MathfeI.
SD berge, mas eu6 nublos fhetnt,
unb mas tbr ned gu brau6en metnt;
mtt graGt BIN t& sef&miidt BET 9Ofe,
SD babe meinen 6errn unb 3cfs;
Sbetl' NIT benz Mrmen aud BITE Nptb,
Der In Der SremOe fuGt lein 9rpb;
SIN Ser3en BIN t4 stnsefGlpGen,
Ststs Ssben tCmmt aus mir ssIOGen,
unDsnab' t@ ais bic Mule euretn Sbr,
90 iten I'D mid gar fstn eu9 Dor,
O1 ftnOsit mt2 bet SirltentbrOnen,
MpS' Gtntru4t In benz Snnern wUbnen!
Nstn Wslen bah Id nun eesetot:
Die @ufOlunS TT fur sttd letdt.
AaROinas nrs 3dtsisls In vt. 4s5
9abe nt&ts.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-03-18

@Ortfpte1. a.: @arum baben iiG
benn bis 9erren 9eDt unb garuA 70 balb
pteber setrennt-bte BAN bod nte ras NIT
chamber 9ebabt2
g.: Gten baruri, neil fe nie mas NIT
chamber Sebabt babsn, fnD tie ausetnanber
sesan9en!