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The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-14
THE COURTS.
supxnion carMlsAL counr.

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sentence August Helmke, charged
with an assault on the Sheriff, plead
uullty and fined 81 and costs OF prose.
GUtlon. or Ia default OF payment TO DC
aontof1c0d to the Parish Prison Tor ten
dn1n; B. Singleton plead guilty to
tho charge OF carrying q concealed
weapon and was sentenced TO ten days
~ the Parish Prison.
Arraigned-F and James Mulvey,
charged with an assault on 2 MetropoI,
ten police officer, plead not guilty. -:
4 Martin. accused OF altering receipt
Tor three hogsheads Of sugar, was ar
rnirned. but obtained permission,
thrDtIrli. his counsel to postpone his
piea until Saturday and a motion was
made 10 uuash the indictment In this
ease. on the ground that IL neither III
Legged any offeDse nor gave u description
"a an offense. The motion Is fixed for
trial on Saturday also.
Motionsa-A motion WIS also made by
n. q. Castallnnos 10 admit X. Marina
yet, charged with manslaughter. 70
hail. which was granted. and the bail
Nolle Proseduies State Us. Gertrude
y Antoine. charged with embe2zlement (.
state VS., james Corners, charged with
murder: State w. Horace Westley.
charged with grand larceny: State VS..
Mathew 0rannie, VIM. Moran and JAS.
Driscoll, accused OF robbery.
Continued State VS.. Bertrand DIM
nat, continued until Saturday. State
ys. Mary Jane, alias Lizzie Williams.
llxed for second Tuesday In February.
1nformations fled Against Joe Har-
rison and Vim. Taylor. charged with
assault and battery.
FIRST DISTRICT COURT.
fnformations fled Against John
Crump. accused OF simple assault. !.
VIM. Martin, Lusry Maddern and
Bridget Maddern, assault and battery,
and Ed Chapman. Peter Connolly,
alias Short. Antonio Manner, VIM. Bas-
sci and VIM. Glover, accused OF petty
larceny.
SUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT.
Mr.. Rice gets after Judge Hawkins
and applies to the Supreme Court to
force him to grant an appeal In the Du-
mas Carey case.---On Thursday morn
ing, In the Superior District Court, as
an appeal had been granted In the case
OF the State ex rel. the Attorney Gener-
ri and II. Il. Dumas Va. Thos. Carey,
Mr.. Rice, the counsel for Dumas In the
case OF Dumas vs.. Carey, made u mo-
ti0n for an appeal In the lat.
ter c.se, which was refused, and
he Immediately made an appli-
cation for All appeal.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-14
RED RIVER.

NEW ORLEANS AND RED RIVER rp,~s
.PORTATION COMPANY STEAMFbnsAH&
Mary Louise. Texas.
II. +. Bryarly. Lotus No.a
Col. A. r. kouns W. j. Eehan
L., Belle. Belle Rowland
e. III. Durfce.
~Mn FOR SHREVEPORT Jrpv,.
ksS&lk%snr son, Upper He'd River. MssiM
3s1I4s Coushalta, Grand Ecors IIii asasa
dria and nl way and plantation landinrs -
Ing New Orleans Ms follows AVas
For Shreveport Dirset.
Maria Louise, Vi. J, Brinksr, maat..
Leaves on SATURDAY, Jan. Isl ats"et,
For Minden Direct ~ w.
Belle Rowland, Capt Goo. ". psa
Leaves on SATURDAY. jan. Is. ri s"v
For Jefferson Direct. ~
Col. A. p. Kouns. Capt Mart Koun.
Lenvcs on SATURDAY, Jan. is. at
Returning leaves Shreveport TUEHDAEl y
FRIDAYS. ~
SATURDAYS boats going through 10 JeiYs....
No wharfboat charges will be made Of, fv ssst91A
consigned to the company ut tho mouth ~ ia
River. VI ~
Forwarding frelghts consigned 10 the com,..
at New Orleans will be handled free OF drsDsssaal
and commissions. '"'aA
For freight or passage, apply on bonrd 4, 4.
boats, or Mt tho Office Of tho company NJ % y,
Grasier street. JOS. a. AIKEN, Preside,su' y
HITE g. CARLIN, BRITTON Il EP,pff. IN
dto LORD n McPEAKE, Agents
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-14

Blsnsr pkgs iron yin----1 e bales bale b
OoIon.iss 6xs glass 3 b Cooper ,so1i Ks corn
bS s 5gea aes 1 s4od Soa 3 -
pss ieet 40 b1s cheese Is Sdis brooms Del
bSis potatoes Davidson yi, and Pitcher bis
escco nSi ssySs whs
Ky rs hi do Flash. Lewis &co---.i1 bbis tongues
Ssss hay Gda SiS sas ssfs Bis
nes spBSs 4, osss csRRes ss are ss w
d iiery Manse-ss bbis whisky Hl H xd-
I ler &co--2i do Herman Vignes-f10 pkgs beer
5Ssn sffs as ss eSsssso ahxs
cheese SS ar rs efnT y 0ss 10 @
drum. 10 bxs tIinbiers b Sioore-se bdls har-
ness Mullen and H9ll9way,-l bile wheels T M
apps II bba eoao Sps
onions = bbls krSvt hi d2 Miller Mcyerms
Newman 4 Kent-59 bills onions 29s bales hay 81
bills potatoes 9 pleasants-2 stoves r paderas.-
100 pSs candles Pascal scoso bxs Eware T
Pablo and 60 10 bxs hware Rice Bros--5oO rolls
9a9aing n Smith loo bss glass p plows
"a psss hM"re paEs *
Sieyer and Lewis 10 ties hams NJ Shelly26 do
| 20 bblg beef 70 bxs bacon, Sehwabacber.& Hirsch
Schwabacber &co 100 bxs candles Smith Bros
| II pkgs burial cslses Thayery 81 tcs hams 10
bss bacon "a bbls tongues 10 tcs shoulders Voeo
Bros head stock Williams and Thompson.
pkgs butter WilcQx-si pkgs iron b. West
n Dkgs gware A Wolfe-2 cases mdse X Water
Ga oapes esf #s WhcsSif "y gs s.s s
Ouachita Pkt Co--i250 bxs starch 100 bxs candles
30 bbs whisky tics hams lot mdse 10 bbls oil A
Whitney Aco--lot furniture and sundries tn
prder-Total ~ bales cotton ~ SKIS cotton seed II
hllds tobacco.
LOWER COAST---Per steamer Waloon---.5o
SKIS rough rice Thompson Mill 10 do G W Ter
rell q do John Anderson -sundries to order
Total 90 SKIS rough rico
EvAkSVILIIE---+Per steamer Peytona with
bnrges---67A bbls -four Glover A Odendahl----62
bbls meel ~ beles straw 2sl4 bales hay q Pleas
ants 1913 do Skis corn Howard and Preston
s25 empty bbls Potter and Anderson --i2s bbls
grits rs bbls hominy g RI Lnwrence---2ol bills
pork bbs tongues ~ ts lard bib do bbIs
rumps Jos Vest do cks shoulders Schwah.
acher Hirach---2o5 bales hay 100 bbs -four %
bbls meal II Farchild---tO0 do Schwabacker
AGO. bxs eggs By butter 2 bbls beans 70 coops
poultry Miller Meyer---1OO bbls -four Varin
and Mortimer-5 so bbls high wines Henderson
cks shoulders btls pork tcs lard W II Ma
thews Bro--223 bales hay 1T dog stirrups &
Feo-g323 SKIS corn and sundries 10 order--rotal
1914 bbs flour $50 bbls meal 200 bbIs pork sofa ske
corn 1890 bales hay ~ bales straw
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-14

The Rev. Bernard keenan,, Of st.
Narys Catholic Church, Lancaster, Pa,
Is now the Oldest clergyman In the
United States. He was born In Tyrone,
Ireland, ninety-seven years ago, and
came to this country in November, 1920.
With DR.. Conwell, who had just been
consecrated Bishop OF Philadelphia In
London. Three years later he went to
Lancaster, and has been pastor OF st.
n{ty-four years, winning the esteem
and confidence OF the entire COM
munity, Irrespective Of religious opin-
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-14
EXPLOITS.

LIVERPOOL--Per bark Josephine-l5si bales
cotton 1850 axis oil cake $500 pcs slaves.
VERA CRUZ-Per brig Esperanza--s22 bales
cotton 1929 pcs slaves.
RUATAN-per schr Gertrude--4O bbls -four go
hf bbls -four 9 hi bbls pork bbls pork 10 bbls
beef kegs lard bbls rice Is bbs potatoes tee
bacon 116 pkgs sundries Goo feet lumber 600
shingles.
KINGS IYNN-Per bark Paulus--e317 sacks
oil cake 1900 pcs slaves.
BOSTON-Per bark Colin r McNell--I20O bales
cotton 10 bales paper stock 10 tons old iron LOG
pkgs mdse $3.50 OK horns.
PENSACOLA-Per steamer Amitc--500 sacks
corn 30 SKIS bran 100 SKIS oats 900 bbls -four IS half
bbls flour 20 bbls potatoes IA bids sugar 60 bales
hay 10 SKIS coffee bbls whisky Inf bbls whisky
10 bbs onions 40 bbls molasses liz pkgs sun
dries. EFT
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-14
BAYOU SARA.

Ls8e&SH Hermitage. Port Hudson, -''i bss
Z - Rouge. Plaauemine and way Isnd.
ings-The United States mail seml-wsekIJ
packet
Gov. Allen,
Tin place 81 W. s. Pike ]. J. Brown, mAsDe,
Leaves every MONDAY and FRIDAY. ats b
M, for Bayou Sara.
HITE Il CABIN. Agts.. . Tchoupitoulas n,
d23 3m A. O. GODDIN. 50 MagaznA
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-14

the orders brought by local packet
yesterday was one that read thusly /:
sHend me a hind-quarter Of beef, two or
three years younger than the last you
sent me ~ three Of my bearders now
have the lockjaw from trying to eat the
other" a 3akE ~ ~
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-14
Commercial.

THURSDAY EVENING, jan. -, 1876.
COTTON sales to-day summed
up $4,000 bales at steadier prices for
the better qualities, but more irregular
and easier for the lower grades, except
ing some styles Of benders which show
ing a reduction Of lc in quotations for
inferior, ordinary and low ordinary, and
Ac In the inside rate for strict ordinary,
and an advance OF kc in the outside for
middling. We give also the figures and
report OF the Exchange Us below.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-14
BEIOw-=CoMING Irr

Nor bark Onni. Abrahnmsen. from Tarragouo
to DeeaD. Ierega and co.
Nor bark Kallisto, kittel from LeglIori, Nov 9TH
10 Ocean, Xerega and 60. 4a
Bark Wild Hunter Twambley. from Liverpool
Dec 4th. to Lowell and Bailey
Schr y n fngraham hmes days from Calves
ton. to Norton and Bell
Nor bark Maria Augusta. Ohman 81 days from
AlInira. to master,
Nor bark Albion. Andersen. from Lisbon. Nov
30,li. to master
Ship Trenton. Falster. from London. Nov 22d
to master.
Nor bark Eros. Brazer. from Antwerp. Nov 18th
to master.
Ger bark Fritz. Christensen. from Texol. Nov
22d, to master.
Brit ship 0riana. Thompson. from Greenock,
Nov 22d. to master.
Nor ship Froydis, Iversen, from Bordeaux. Nov
23d. to Ocean, Zerega and go.
Ship Pegasus. Willis. from Liverpool. Nov 25th,
to master.
Swd slip Australia. Pauscn. from Bordeaux.
Dec 2d. to Muster.
Ship Mary Frazer. Dexter. from Liverpool. Dec
4tl to master.
Nor bark Embla. Larsen. from Rouen. Nov 18th.
to master,
Bark Olaf Glass. Nenest. from London. Dec sd.
to Shultz and co.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-14
MARINE NEWS.
N. o. DEMOCRAT OFFICE. Jan. II. 1876
ClsEAhED Eol EItDa
A mita Adumn FIR pcnauaoInA

Steamer Amite, Adams. for Pensacola-
4l Master
Bark Colin Il Mcneil. Crowcll. for Boston. /.
Norton and Bell
Nor bark Paulus. Christianscn. for Kings Lynn.
Eng Master
Brit bark Josephine. Read. for LIVERPOOL
Cannon and Stewart
Mex brig Esperanza. Basso for Vera Cruz
NJ PniR aud co
Schr Gertrude Howes. Niborg. for Ruatan--
u Cefalu aud co
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-14
ARRIVALS AT THE NEW HAsyN

ANTE RIVER-Pcr steamer Alicc-f3 bales,
cotton Renshaw. Cammack &co--3 M Dowlng-3
Ii Heyman--t5,0 900 feet lumber 100000 shingles 40
cords wood Muncy Il Marcy--Total 10 bales
cotton.
BILOXI-Per sehr Rosavilla--1oo0 bbls char
coal master.
BAYOU LACOMBE-Per schr Gannett----l5o
bbls charcoal master,
SPRINGFIELD-Pe schr Victoria 10 bales
cotton Rawlins h Murrell---2 bbls rice coops
poultry bxs eggs u cords wood master.
SPRINGFIELD-Pe sohr Jas Wghtman--12
cords wood master
HANDgBOkQ-Per schr Mary Irene-49ooo #
lumber II Buddig.
TCHEFUNCTA RIVER-Per schr Pippo--ooO
bbls sand order.
TICKFAW-Per schr Rising Moon-2Oo slaves
order.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-14
vICKsBURc.

Leaves every TU ESDAY ut .. m,
FOR VICkSBURG, NkTCHu
kr94sssxA1f Davis's Bend and intermejss1,
land inga-The steamer
VIM. Campbell, master. A.. Mevay eleri
leaves as above. connecting ut Vicksburr ~b 4
Parisots Line for all points on Ynzoo. Sum-
or. Deer Creek and Tallahatchle, ' :
ADAMS h WORK.
HITE d CAHLiN.
d21 JNO. JANNEY, Aeenh
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-14
OPEI.OUsAS.

Leaves EVERY WEDNESDAY, at y, N.
- FOR WASHINGTON, OPELOUBAH
L@Ik4&ta Port Barre. Simmsport. Churchyle
falaya River and Bayou Courtableau--Th8
G. c. Pickett. .master, A.. Menier, ST.. clerk.
vii! leave its above. All freight and passensoIs
for Bayou DIES Glaizes 10 be landed at Simmsppfi
or Big Bend Landing. and fos<Bayou Dpnf 4
washington. For freight or passage apply "a
board or 10 LORD & MCpEAKE, Agenh.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-14
ARKANSAS RIVER.

REGULAR ARKANSAS RIVER PACKET.
-~FoR FORT SMITH. VAN BUZZ
IGXoE DardanelIe. Little Rock. Pine HiiuRRff
dram. fine and fast passenger steamer
Nellie Peck,
John A. Williams, master, !.
Will leave as above. For freight or pasbaGe ~
ply on board. orto NJ. W.JOYCE, Agent.
III Gravier strocL =
n. V.-Rates less than BY any other route ~
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-14
GRAND ECORE,

Leaves EVERY SATURDAY. atsn.m
.&1.~ FOR GRAND ECORE' Mnv,
kSakIalIas5faf gomcry,. Alexandria, Normsssll
Wares Barbins and MI wny INV Isns \
ings interluediate on tho Mississippi and INV Nv
Kivers1he steamer "''1 -
Now Bart Able,
X. Sinnott master. Geo, q. Hamilton, cs,l
:, ADAMS h WORK.
uelS 6m NO. Commercial PsfA
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-14
BAYOU DIES GLAIzEs.
FOR BAYOU DIES GLArZEs.

FOR BAYOU DIES GI4AIZES.
Leaves on FRIDAY. Jan. a. ut o. m
- FOR EVERGREEN. COTTON PORT
Junction. MeoreauvilIe, Big Bend
ings-The hghtdraught passenger steamer
Garry Owen,
W. +. Gilman, master, 4. r. Trousdale. clerk
Will leave as above. For freight or passage APP
u s.is + Il sa SRITTox = ERgLEB, Agents.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-14
STEAMBOATS,.
MEMPHIS AND BrNns'

REGULAR MEMPHIS AND BENDS psc--
FOR MEMPHIS M,
S6 Mouth Of White Rival IdHkNl
Greenyille. Vieksbnr~ ynigl
and the Bends-The new and n,ss nss!clll
steamers AsShincs1I
Mary Bell.
~ Y. Hicks, master. All Grissop d..
For FRIDAY, Jan. al, at s n. mn m eieft,
Will leave NJ above. Particular atlantic, .
bills Of lHding signed to all points IN ch,anIlou(
roads. BROCKETT Il CARTER, AssnMs. ~
dle ~ Magazine sf,s.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-14
STEAMBOATS,.

Oriole, lurrick. from Lower Coast.
Mary Ida. Ruiz from 1T. Jamcs.
Martha, Bassett. from Lower Coast.
Henry Tete. Aucoin, from Jhibodaux,
Frank Pargoud, White from Greenyille.
Carrie A Thorn. Thorn, from Jefferson.
stella Block. Crooks. from Point Jefferson.
Alice. Porter, from Amite River.
Roht Mitchell. Paul. from Cincinnati.
Waloon. Ruiz, from Lower Coast.
Peytona verhcfr with barges. fin Evansville.
Belle Albert, Miller. fun Bayou DIES Allemands
j Y Frazer Canton. from Lower Coast.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-14
BOUT RIVER.

REGULAR BEUF RIVER PACKET.
Leaves on FRIDAY. Jan. u, ut 8 D. 10
- FOR POINT JEFFERSON GIROD,
Alto. Red Mouth. Gum Point and all
g. handbags on Black and Bout rivers
The tine passenger steamer
Stella Block.
=. b. Crooks, master, Gabe Block, clerk.
For freigh. or passage apply on board or 10
lalt HITE CARLIN. Agents.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-14
Arrived.

Brit ship Queen Of Nations. Small 81 days from
Dundee. to J Shepherd and I'D dis.
Brit bark Malta. Montgomery. from Androssan.
Nov 26tl, to Inaster-Jd dis.
Nor bark Themas. Andersen. from Warren
point. Nov 30th to Deem, Zerega and co-.P.
Nor bark Erna. Asbiorpsen, from Bristol. Nov
2tst to Ocean. Terega and co-apoiui
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-14

GE~ FOR ST. LOUIS. CAIRO. MEr.
,R phs and Bends-The flne stoanss
John +. Tolle.
J. NJ. Brady, mastcr, VIC. Kember clarl
FRIDAY january IA. at D. M :
Andy johnson,
d. II. Asbury. muster, Il. d. Morehouse. clo,k
Leaves on SATURDAY. Jan. is, at s b. n.
Through bills Of lading via Cairo and ssInoa.
to all points North and West
j. B. WOODS d co.
d2oc I0t Common streel.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-14
ST. LOUIS AND CAIRo.

Leaves SATURDAY. Jan. is. at snn
~ FOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO MY.
phis. Vicksburg and ali way hndIn.
THE splendid passenger pscfW
James Howard,
II. H. Pegram. master. J. II. Ohassajpe. cla,i
Leaves as above. For freight or passage sprI,
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-14

Leaves every WEDNESDAY, ut .. m.
INDEPENDENT OPEJOULAb WEEKLY
PACKET.
&N~ FOR WASHINGTON, FONT
sanf Barry. ChurchviiIe. bayou bw
49, Glaizes, A.cbafalaya Smmsp0n.
Big Bend Landing. Old River, and ali iniefmt
dilute points-The light-dra passenger stesmes
St. Mary,
Y. Pros@i. master, J. u. Schmidt, clott.
For freight or passage apply on board, or TO
Tbroush iH iis Id GdAmN Tchenpitoulsas1 !,
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-14
LOWER COAST.

INDEPENDENT PACKET-LOWER COAT
DAILY PACKET.
,FqSz'sn n The A No. freight steamer
tlkEAAzez6Si j. +. Frazer,
THs.sat38 0. Canton Jr.. Master.
= Leaves the Lower Coast Pack9
Landing EVERY EVENING Except Sunday ios
the Belair Plantation and way landing. q 7
O'Clock. Returning to the city EVERY FOkkf
NOON, except Mondays.
For freight engagements apply ON board. OF V
d19n N. O. DONOHUE. 10 Grayier street
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-14
UPPER COAST.

TIL WEEKLY NEW ORLEANS COAST AND
DONALDSCNVILLT PACKET.
s~ The fine side-wheel steamer
.kRkHSiER St. John,
T. Bergeron. master.
leaves New Orleans every MONDAY and SAT.
returning down tho coast In daylight ever
SUNDAY, TUESDAY and THURSDAY.
For freight or passage apply on board or TO-
d2l 3m u. o. MELANCOE. 80 Cont n
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-14

REGULAR BAYOU MACON AND TEN6A5
PACKET. .rv
FOR ALL LANDINGS ON BLALLfhs,
LsQ&&( Macon and Tensas Rivers = IHs
steamer
Rapides,
Jerry Il Sullivan, master. Jas l.. Robbins, cefk:
viii leave as above positively. For freight -
passage apply on board, or to
LORD q McPEAKE, 4s Camp street
ADAMS T. WORK, Commercial Plac,
viii remain in the trade permanently. IN
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-14
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

LIvERPOOIe-Per bark Arbutus--s4oo sacks
salt 30 dOz mats order.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-14
BAYOU MACON AND TENsAs.

REGULAR TENsAS AND BAYOU MACON
PACKET.
Leaves ON THURSDAY. Jan. IS, at 5 p. M
- FOR ALL LANDINGS ON BLAGahs:
Macon and Tensas riyers-1a'
4 steamer
w. j. Poitevent,
Joe Walker. master. Sam Block, CLERK.
will leave as above positively For freight o.
passage apply on board, or to
H1TE Il CARLfN, 3 Tchoupitonlass 81
LORD 4 McPEAKE. &C Camp street. =.
VIII remain in the trade permanently. JEST
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-14


me. NEW , oRL Fans AMP NOBLE BIO bales
Irby &co,5o bR!s whisky Byrncs Bros--1oo do
o opdesa d ~ saa eSis mss LH A.
Lawrence-.-..2s do 2hhds bacon Schumacher &
6onysrs y rolls leather her, smit5io bbis
pkgs aausage B Solarl and Son-25 bales bag :
g,ng Whes1osF Fib 1E SEED christan
Pamer bsa wIne 1as pepSip
n Iock--T bdls skins ennedy---~I bdl hides /
b,ag tall9w ,l, COOP ponltry Segassienes bxs to-
Sds Chairs ey p TfasT Fgs
80 .bdls paper u 6 Palmer tco-i cascs mdse
Fredcricksoq and Iiart,,a do 7 wagncr.7 pkgs
iicrnshem,-l case mdso .Peet. Yale 4 Bowling
Il do G |. inbre--275 sks cotton seed MaginnIs
sons llds t9bacce tcs bacon bxs do order
s. pRss ware pAss p Iass Sdse f hoete
and cordes,,,,ie bys hapdlee Hsrtwell and Cham.
g ks nr mdso AeMiF Bdob
-3do NJ W Smitli5o doz wboards Mullen and co
9,doz Z bugs Hartwell and Chamters-5t' s hams
Thompson bbs whisky se6s rex and D Bsr l
son-25 do Heide1heimer Bros 10 bdls paper
a. Y Newman Do y fsfaia1 and sps cor
bales cotton John ChafIe y Sons John 7 Har.
Coleman i b Ternith. Post I Hobiy1s .Y X
Sandidge Aco--3 John Phelps Aeo.-sundries to
order-Total 81 bales cotton 275 SKIS cotton seed
ios sks 9il eake hhds tobacco
MORGAN's LOUISIANA AND TEXAS X r.
10 hhds sugar Is bbls m9lasses r o MinQrA do
g hhds sugar PetQn X Dunbar-22 do V8irin
Mortimer do A Lame 90 do Renshaw. Cam
mack d9o--l6s do 35 bbls moasses is bales cotton
Bush Leyert:-4 Dc 2s bbls syrup u hhds sugar
Y sks rough rice n Pntnam--l2 do N LefQrt-
Is 90 8 Dds molasscs r Seyi9,-25 do 7 McDer-
mott-,5 hlds sugar John Calder--s do skis
rough rice n walsh bales moss order
p p :, COTTON HoRkins-2 Hirsch Adler aco-7
y Bickham ---u C!app Bros 4co-2 w Bur
bridge 49, DC bbl az hideg Herman n vignes
miJ uny nlaes Daies COTTON beer 40 Y bDls
cotton \ Adsms geo hhds sugar bbls mo-
asses Heraud Gi6ert--it DO McGehee. Snow
den Violet.-1 bbl sugar Hare-2 do l. Bibo-
lett hides Manade d Lacassague---t SIX seed
cotton Odeil % Wright-..-29 SKIS rough rice J.
IerrepOnne-l43 6ks cotton seed A A Magannis'
Sous Dbl sugar Aycock..---l4 hhds sugar 2
dds molasbes ,ses nayid--44 do Ed Gay-91 do
MOrgan-7 do bbls mOlasses Flash--S7 do $50
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-14
ARRIVALS AT THE OLD BASIN

PASCAGOULA--Pe Per sehr Henriette--1soo bbls
charcoal master.
BLIND RrvER---Per schr Sidonia 30 900
slaves order.
BAY ST LOUIS--Per schr Royer--isoo bbls
charcoal master. fE
BLIND RivER-Per schr Lady Gray---2o0o0
slaves 10 cords wood order.
BAYOU LACOMBE--Per schr Nerro-l5 cords
wood master.
BLIND RIVER--Per schr Lille Dunno
cords wood master.
BAYOU LACOMBE-Per schr Tres Hermanos
1000 bbls charcoal 10 cords wood master.
TCHEFUNCTA RIv Err Per schr In Slate
400 hbla aand order.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-14

Orrrcr N. O. DEM oCRAT,
New Orleans. Jan. -. 1876.

NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.
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The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-14


louisville Courier-Journal. 18th inst.l
The river has fallen inches durin1
the past "a hours, and was falling las
evening, with 8 feet A inches water II
the canal and 8 feet 4 inches In thu
chute on the falls. Business fair. Tn,
weather was cool, clear and windy yes
terday.
We publish elsewhere In this column
a list OF the names OF old-time steam
boatmen. Can't they arrange to have &
reunion on the Centennial plan
where "the boys" can talk over ole
times and "give In their experience ?
We think so. II 1t will be any induce
ment to meet together, we'll promise
they shall have "jolly Dance" with
the handsomest girls in the village, and
treat" What says the boys Call O
meeting, name the time and place. and
let's have "a good old time.''
Jim, what boats dat ar? "G'way
chile, dars her name-U. p. Skunk,
G'way."
The Mary. Miller was to have left
Memphis yesterday for this port or Pa
ducah for repairs.
from the Cincinnati Commercial, Jan. Ill
The steamer Chas. Morgan made
large accessionS in cabin and deck pas
sengers, also to her freight list, after
leaving this port, at the following
points: Lawrenceburg, Aurora, Rising
Sun, Vevay, Madison and Louisville,
comprising horses, mules, potatoes, hay,
whisky, beer and furniture, with NOV
Ing plumber; at Louisville over 30 cabin
ard q number Of deckers,
having to refuse stock. Captain Stein
had large engagements Of passengers,
stock and freight at New Albany and
points along the Lower Ohio river. Had
o soS Sabn S leaving Louis
his next grand excursion trip for
Mardt Gras at New Orleans. Among
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-01-15
ing. tits as follows :
The Impeachment Trial.

The Senate met yesterday morning al
10 o'clock, and after the reading Of yes
terday's journal resolved itself into q
Court of Impeachment for the trial oi
State Treasurer Burdett.
The roll being called, all the members
answered TO their names except Senators
Gustin and Caldwell.
The managers were asked il they were
ready to proceed with the hearing OF the
cause.
Manager Stewart said they were de.
priycd OF the aid Of Mr.. Hutchinson, and
they would like to have Mr.. Campbell
who had been nominated by, Mr.. Hutch
inson, take his place and assist the man
ayers.
a discussion followed, participated in
by Messrs. Davenport Stewart, Morrow
Camden and President Raymond, as to
whether the Senate had power to appoint
managers.
Mr.. Johnson raised a point Of order
and in consequence the debate closed.
Manager Blakemore then formally
opened tho case. He said that much
ADLER counsel than himself might feel
some trepidation in bringing so import
ant case to trial, but as the duty had been
imposed on him, he wohld not shrink
fromit. A large aud respectable MAORI
ty Of the House Of Delegates had impeach'
cd the respondent Of corruption, bribery
and other high crimes and misdemeanors
and although respondents counsel might
take the position that these ofenses were
not indiclable under the law, yet an Off
cial charged with misbehavior in Office,
although not indictable, could be turned
out Of office. E'
The manager then proceeded to sci