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The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-18

ARRIVALS AT THE OLD BASIN.
! PROCTORvILLE-Per sehr Lake Flower-lo
SKIS seed cotton order.
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD
s Ssf &assTf To syfs!A AND TEXAS
s hs sE sn aa4s Ssss moss q gs4
i hi do L BiboetN2 IF do L Terrebonne~Ioial
II hhds sugar bbIs molasses. ,,,
bales tips . 9 al cotton whitney &co..a4
ns"d cattle Mshc and
$50 do Chanfrau- Total l2o bales cotton
die sco-4o Kirkpatrick \ keith-so i + Buck
ner 6 Bro-37 John Phelps &co-23 Richardson
\ Mays Hugh Allison &co12 Aleus seherek
NE NEW Y 3 3i.fs aNp MOBILE Rio bb!s
SsS bs sugar s morsr Peterson Sqes and nd
Fcnner-i car cabbage schwabachcr Frowenield
lns4 e. 1 sy %as sOS s bba a Mbstg
orders bxs tobacco Mayer Bros loo SKIS Of
sn es DO o taf sc RsSs setoa
bx do A D Podoa-i9 bxs handles Schneider
zpberbs,r 20 bbls green pens 90 BPS dried ap
Erowenfed Pfeifer--s9 .plows bell iron b ]
pkgs mdse Mrs 5, Baylow,s do s T Blessing =
T Hardie eco bbls whisky Smith Bros--.15i
pkgs mdso M Meqraw-15 pkgs tobacco Wacker-
| hrath and co-89 do J 3 ltace--.l bale wool Il Y
Simms-6 car wheels N o II II Co.'S wheels 7
| Hxles II Hill 20 bales cotton Wyche and Morgan
| $50 skis cotton seed Union Oil Co-49 head hogs
| II head cattle J Crostie--3s do w w peasents-
| buckets lard Clark and Meader-~5O bbls oil J q
| Clark and eos bbls whisky Il J Hart &co---27
| pkgs and pes mdse II Hrsch and eo4 casks
bacon II Converse-24 ps iron Conway aud co
2 bdls trees NJ A French 2 bbls wines W Fayers
| i b'lle trees Beatle-1 do Il r Virgih--I box
| glass u Jones---sundries 10 order--Total ilb
| bales cotton 6bg SKIS cotton seed.
NEW ORLEANS. ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO
II H-303 bales cotton Pritcbard Il Bekham-2is
Lehman Abraham &eo.24 7 II 4 I'M Allen
| Walden, Hawking Aco-a Stewart Bro Sco---G6
= Gumhlo-.t7 7 l. Airey &co---46 order--4o
| Chatfe. Hamilton \ Powell--4o Howcott II Cor
don-2s John Chafre Il Sons-2s Jno Burnel .Sco
---2t l. Harris &co--2l Allen, West Aco---2o
Bakemore Bro &co--1s Beadles. Wood &eo----is
Britton Moore II Colemau---t7 Il Woite--16
John l. Hardie &co--t5 John Phelps &eo---15
Acus, Scherck II Autoy-15 g i Walmsley Gco-
u Marcli---lo Prestidge, Graham &co--o r
Flower &co-7 Strong Il Henderson, Ben Ger
sent Bussey &co-6 II Il O Newman---5 h {.
Cromwel-5 Poet Yale Bowling-5 + s Coons
u Torian and co-4J w Whito--4 Hugh Allison
q Col Claiborne &co--3 J McElroy and oo--3
Nallo h Cammack--2 Rawins n Mnrrel--2
Wyche and Morgan.2 Hartwoll and Chambers
Clspp Bros &co-Total 1870 bales cotton.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-18
STEAMERS.
RECEIPTS SUNDAY.

CINCINNATI-Per steamer Chas Morgan
Sundries.
ST LOUIS-Per steamer Belle OF Shreveport
18o bales cotton 1868 SKIS cotton seed 80 hhds
tobacco
CINCINNATI--Per steamer Soheack--l
hid tobacco and sundries.
FLOYD-Per steamer Rapides--7oe bales cot
ton SKIS seed cotton and sundries
POINT JEFFERSON-Per steamer Era No 10
$50 bales cotton u SKIS seed cotton l1a1 SKIS cot
ton seed and sundries.
JEFFERSON-Per steamer Col A Kouns--
1852 bales cotton and sundries.
LOWER COAST-Per steamer Frazer---
IA bids sugar and sundries.
LOWER COAST-Per steamer Wawenock-12
hhds sugar 245 bbls and AGA SKIS rice.
LOWER COAST-Per steamer Josephine--22
hhds sugar 36 bbls molasses and sundrics.
MORGAN'S LA AND TEXAS R-29 bales
and sundries
Per steamship Josephine. from Galveston-ssl
bales cotton.
O ST louis AND CHICAGO R--lo5
bales cotton.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-18

ai'ss % 1lsrIpess MlIls N: ~ co.
w 9as Wrse ~ Schmidt tss z aSs % %
Dibolct-s bbls sugar Conger 4 kelly-s,,1dries
e & 90 hPdS , s2 !, bes sssS al
fon XII saSkE ELI steamer st John
ga . n"s ssf bush 'f@ do hs H
N %rSSs5fYs SS Ssss SIs P
nap,is do Duyleu and Rleaud II DO r grggier
:. hhds sugar 9dell md Wrehta Do H. Beran
Ms &c e "dpose
Total 25l hhds sugar y92 bbls molasses "a sucks
iss,f JAM Es Per steamer. Mary rda---4o hhds
sugar + Brugier-34 do X Millikon--1g do Il NJ
| Scott-7t bills molasses hf do 1.anaux h Son
Sb pl'n m ' Betran Do 9h!s sugar 3
Joubert-i do 10 bills moasses Dush Leyert-
hhds sugar bpa'lx. sks ro Tlrs rice
Total iA7 hhds sugar t23 bbls moasses hall
b1l mel ~ s ~, SKIS rougl, rice. ,,a
eoioa Ganssr and ss!"ff 6%s" Abraham
q geraud \ Gibert5a9 II I.eekis +, ToHrot,.a.
| u Harris aco-io Aleus, Heberck \ Amtey,s T
i NJ NJ AllenreJ 9 pcnisa. Never Weill--S
Male n Cammack- bush Levert--si hhds
sugar !, Flower %eo-sS d? 50 bb!s molasses Ron
Seherek Autey 20 do Bush Leyert--12 do
| Male 4 Cammack--5 bbls inolasses Payne. Kcn-
| nedy &co-t do l}ussey &co-1 hf do John 4 Har-
die Aeo-16t SKIS cotton seed Blenyille Oil Co-160
| do Union Oil Co-s9 head cattle Imbau. Aycoek
| and eo-3O hides Manade n Lacassague--sun-
dries to or1erTotul 324 bales cotton 324 SKIS cot
ton seed 1874 hhds sugar io7 bbs molasses 60 head
cattle.
| OAMDEN-por steamer Fanchon--s2o bales
| cotton J /, Harris &co-22g Jurey h ellis --t94
| Meyer. Wes Neo-193 Claiborne &co---12t John
Chafe NHons-97 y l. Airey &co-7g John Phelps
| &eo-Gs Richardson Il May-99 q l. Walmslay &co
| al Forstal n Jumonyille-A T. II Il NJ Allen
| 24J b Wolfe-=19 WI Frierson &co-t3 Lehman.
| Abraham &eot2 7 = Coons-11 Male md Cam
| mnck-7 John T. Hardie &co--6 w Whites
| Alcus. Heherck II Autcy-6 Hartweli Chambers
| | Hirsch. Adler &co--1 box furs bag wool Meyer
| Weis Nco-sundries to order--Total 1454 bales
cotton.
| LOWER COAST-Per steamer ORIOLES bbls
lnolnsses Hopkins do DAgutn--2l do II
Miikeu-2o hhds sugar and sundries to order
| Total 30 hhds sugar 6S hbls molasses.
| LOWER COAST-per steamer Waloon--24 bbls
| molasses Wood--35 SKIS rough rice Mariposa
| Mills do q Jameasundries to order-Total ~
| bbls molasses 40 SKIS rough rice.
LOWER COAST-Per steamer Rico Farmer
| 81 bbls rico Haspel-17 do A Socola--39 do RI
| MEMPIIlS-Per steamer Future City. not pre-
| viously reported-63s bales cotton Ocean, Ierega
| and co-1o0 SKIS meal A A Grcenwood-25O0 skis
oil cake A Maginnis' S0ns-2372 do II Rayne
| and co.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-18
,ARD OF CLASSIFICATION.
1enl'u Oupt'n Ey. Ouoi

Inc market opened with good de-
mand and better feeling, inspired by
Liverpool being reported steadier, with
sales OF $4,000 bales, while New York
exhibited no quotable change in spots
and some irregularity in futures, Janu-
ary's being quoted l-16@3-32c higher,
and the later months 1-32@1-16c down
In some cases and 1-32c higher
In others. Nothing, however, trans
pired to indicate any quotable variation
in prices, and the sales during the
morning embracing 5000 bales, after
which the movement became more
active, and further transactions were
reported to the extent of $500 bales,
making a total, as noted above, Of
1880 bales. With such an active de-
mand factors were firmer in their pre-
tensions for the medium and higher
grades, and even the lower grades
showed rather more steadiness. Low
mlddling sold at 114c, strict low mid
ding at life, and middling at 1911 and
l2sc, the former for average lists.
Inc Exchange makes the amount on
shipboard, not cleared, before to-day's
exports) 126, 577 bales, embracing "a .4SO
Tor Liverpool, 2S,633 for Havre, ~ 1855
for the North Sea, 6617 for Bremen.
l147 for Spain, 2l65 for the Mediter-
ranean,. and 5662 for coastwise
ports, leaving in presses, agreeably
TO Its account at IL M, 1856, 939 bales.
If we deduct from this the amount
sold, but not yet delivered, the balance.
will be about 1877 600 bales to represent
the quantity unsold, large part Of
which Is withheld from the market, in
transit, or not yet sampled.
Inc Exchange reports: ':Sales 1880
pales; market firm"
COTTON STATEMENT
Stock on nand Sept. /, 1875. .tbaieel 9e76
Arrived since last statement. 1855
Arrived previously 800 .sse-s1s aas
y,.s 92o 2OA
Cleared previously ............... sla i7,-s1a ses
Stock on hand and on shipboar,i NIT
~ ses, d., 3Isso9
~ '1'9 saA'0 'e>es seas '...,..-........ assess
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-18
GRAND ECoRE.

Leaves EVERY SATURDAY. atso.m
2-sTss FOR GRAND EfOIE MnVr
kd4ksSazk gomory. Alexandria. NormwsSs'..
Wares. Barbins and all way la
ings intermediate on the Mississippi and VIM I'M
Rivers-The steamer ~ a'A
New Bart Able,
H. ,sinnott. master Geo, @. Hamilton el&rl
For freight or passage apply on board. Or h
ADAMS n WORK
do1g 6m No. Commercial Place.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-18

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
Tuesday, January Is. 1876.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, I
Tuesday. January IS, 1876
The undersigned, in assuming charge of the
River Department Of the DAILY DEMOCRAT. re-
specially solicts from his steamboat friends a
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 WEATHER-Has not undergone
any material change since our last re-
port. There Is rain ahead in the near
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-18
STEAMBOATS,.
MEMPHIS AND BErns

REGULAR MEMPHIS AND BENDS p1cvs-.
svs~ FOR MEMPHIS. ltr, nEF
Mouth of White hivar haAlh .N
Greenvile. vlcksbirr ynlees
and tho Bends-The new and ,nas mna,ssehei
steamers ""'oen
Mary BELL.
J. +. Hicks. master. ALI. urisson cIs..
For FRIDAY, Jan. 81, at 1 D. m c'erk.
will leave as above. Particular attsntio, "a,
to all way and plantation business. * given
bills Of lating signed to all points on (hicasso
roads. BliOCKETT Il CARTER. Asanoss.' al'
div 90 Magazine s,rs;..
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-18
BAYOU MACON AND TENgAs,

REGULAR TENsAs AND BAYOU MACON
Leaves on. THURSDAY, Jan. 20, at SPIN
6sx FOR FLOYD, DELHI j0Ey
AOn. and oil landings on Black and
Tensas Rivers and Bayou Maoon-rhe steamer
w. j. POftsyent,
joe Walker master, SnID Block. clerk
will leave as, aboyo positively. For freight oe
pussage apply on hoard, or TO
HITE n CARL1N, Tcboupitoulas st.
. LORD 4 MUPEAKE. 40 Camp street
VIII remain In tho trade permanently. jaien
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-18
VICKSBURG.

Leaves every TUESDAY at s n, m.
FHs~ For VICKSBURG, NATCHv7
ksssE1fR Davis's Bend and intermsdIss
landings The steamer ''''''"'
II. e. Lee,
VIM. Campbell, master. A. Mcvav. clan
leaves ms above. connecting ut VicksburR Mn
Parisots Line for oil points on Yazoo. Sunfo~s
en- Deer Greek and Tallahatehie.
ADAMS h WORK.
HITE n CARLfN.
d2I JNO. JANNEY. Asenh
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-18
CINCINNATI.

REGULAR CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE AND
NEW ORLEANS PACKET.
Leaves thursday, Jan. %, Mt p. m.
~ - FOR CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE
l6SsEassds7 Evansville Henderson. Shawnee
9town. Paducah Cairo, Memphis and
ali intermediate ponts-The steamer
u. r, Sohenek,
-, j. Lawrence Carter, master.
will leave as above. For freight or passage an
ply'on board, or to G, q. WAYNE, 1os Gravier st.
1a15 I'd DOUGLASS 4 WINBURNE.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-18
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BGUE RIVER.

REGULAR BEUF RIVER PACKET.
Leaves on WEDNESDAY. Jan. 10. at 5 p. m.
FOR POINT JEFFERSON, GIROD,
Le1A& Alto, Red Mouth Gum Point, and all
landings on Black and Boeuf rivers
Era No. 10,
Tom. L. Taylor. master j. p Mohr. clerk,
will leave as above. For freight or passage
LORD McPEAKE,
46 Camp street.
P.S,-Has entered regularly and will remain
during the entire season. ialS
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Monetary.

=. OrrIcE N. o. DEMOCRAT, /
New Orleans, Jan. IL. 1876.
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.
Clearings. Balances.
january lS............ Sass. AS 10 S263 S}5 ST
january l7............ 2.a7o.s6a 90 aoa ssl oe
Thus far this week s4.sns. $50 ls $500. sss OF
name time last week. l.s52.so7 50 i7i72e ~
2otA! last week-...... l27sS,us2 So l.14a.TT2 %
1okai week peIore-.... u.I2o0aS Sc l,l6s,is0 So
The money market continues easy
with little demand for discounts. either
In bank or on the street. The situation
IS marked by a continuing accumulation
OF currency which is seeking investment
In good securities. This disposition Is
further stimulated by the heavy transac
tons in new State bonds recently trans.
piring, reported to be the result az LARGE
orders from the North. The sales of
these bonds to-day, as shown by the re-
port OF transactions below, were again
very considerable, and at the close they
allowed further advance of two points
over saturdays quotations and a net
ADVANCE OF ten points over last Monday
Clty bonds were also In demand and
active. nearly all issues. including
premium bonds, showing ma.
tetial advance. The entire trans
actions in bonds summed mn
no les than $665, O00. There was a good
inquiry Tor leading stocks, and in fact
Inc sxock market generally exhibited An
improved and buoyant tone.
The stockholders Of the Mechanics,
ana yfaders Bank elected the follow.
ng board Of Directors: Auguste Bohn,
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-18
OPELOUsAs.

INDEPENDENT OpELOULAS WEEKLY
PACKET,
Leaves evory WEDNESDAY, atsp.m
&C., FOR WASHINGTON. FORT
kSRksN4f Barry. Churchville, Bayou Do
qlaizcs, Atehafalaya, Smmspodh
Big Bend Landing, Old River and all interfne
date points-The light-drait passenger steam0
Il. Probst. master. J. B. Schmidt, clerk.
For freight Of passage apply on board, or to
HITE n CABIN, Tchoupitoulss st
Through bills ladlng 10 Bayous Des Glalzs
and Buuf. die In
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-18
BAYOU SARA.

~ FOR BAYOU SARA, WATERLOO
- Rouge. Paauemine and wny lsud.
ings-'The United States mail sem. weciIy
packet
I'm place Of w. s, Pike.) j. j, Brown. maser
Leaves every MONDAY and FRIDAY, at D.
M, for Bayou Sara
HTTE Il CAHIIN. Agts.. . Tcbonpitoulss IT.
d23 SIN A. 9. GODDIN, 80 Magazine
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-18

REGULAR BAYOU MACr IN AND TENSAa
Leaves on wEDNE aSs ,T1T.r.n 80 ..snm
~ FOR Alb LANDINGS on BLAGCtk:
Le'6E85 Macon and Tensas Rivers - Ins
q Bstoamer
Jerry z Sullivan. master Jas r, Robbins clerk.
VIII leave az above positively. For freight y
&HD D. McPEAKE, 46 Camp street
MN ADAMS d WORK, Commercial P1agSs
WIZ remS;n In the trade permanently. ~
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-18
MARINE NEWS.
N. o. DEMOCRAT OFFICE. Jan. 10. 1876
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Brit bark Georgiana, Crane. for Liverpool
A Magannis' Sons
Nor bark Hassel Samuelsen. for ROuen-
Ocean. Zerega and &C
Schr San Juan. Noble. for Galveston Master
Schr Acara. Chandler for Baltimore
Jos Kelley
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-18
Commercial.

MONDAY EVENING, Jan. II, 1876.
COTTON sales to-day mot in
Guiding 30 and 100 additional late on
Saturday. summed up 1890 bales at
prices requiring no change in our quo
tations. We give also the figures and
report OF the Exchange as below:
ANERICAN arANnA mn or CT ScIEIc rIax
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-18
ST. LOUIS AND CAIRO.

Leayes TUESDAY. Jan. Is, ut s D. m.
~ - FOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO. MEN.
- phis. Vicksburg and all way janainm
4 The splendid passenger pnekgt
James Howard,
II. II. Pegram, master. j. II. Chassaing csrE
Leaves as above. For freight or passage ami,
on board. Xxx
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-18
ARRIVED ON SUNDAY.


Steamship Brashear, Forbes, from New York.
9Th inst 10 @ A Whitney and co-Agiers.
Brit ship st Bernard. Horton. from Savannah
Jan 5th. to nyaster-Point.
Ship I'egassus Willis, from Liverpool. Nov 25th.
to Norton and Bell-Point.
Ship Ajax. Apenos. from Havre. Nov 18th. to
Inaster-Point.
Ger bark Bremen, Holmen. AZ days from Bre-
men, to Silkenstadt and eo-4th dis.
Nor bark Donnebrog. Kurze, from Liverpool,
Nov 10Th. to master-Point,
Nor bark Pater. Xachariasen. from Liverpool,
Dee 4th, to master-Point.
Nor bark Tros, Brazer from Antwerp Nov 2stb,
TO master-Point
Schr II i Willard, Willard. 9 days from King
ston. Ja, to u Pilsbury-Pic Tier.
STEAMERS.
Chas Morgan. Stein. from Cincinnati.
Belle OF Shreveport. Rea. from st Louis.
Y Carter. Schenck. from Cincinnati.
Rapides. Sullivan. from Floyd.
Era No 70. Taylor, from Point Jefferson.
Col A PKouns. Kouns from Jefferson.
] + Frazer. Canton. from Lower Coast
Wawenock. Taylor. from Lower Coast
Josephine. Cozzens. from Lower Coast.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-18

BRIT bark Bell Stewart 0illlat, IL days from
Savannah. to master-4g lth dis.
Brit ship Qrlaqa Thompsont lroP po; HFeenock
span bark PAmerica. Qazoneral. DAYS from
]. Havana. to master Point.
Bark Rome, Otis from Savannah. 9Th Inst. 10
lnRster--Point.
Nor bark Imperador Jensen. from Waterford
r. bart n S,enevieye. pem,lrant. from Dor
deaux Dec I'd, to bassetti2d dis.
Nor bark Embla, Larsen. from Rouen. Nov nth
to master-Pofnt.
STEAMBOATS,
Robt T. Lee. Campbell, from vicksburg.
Katie Tobin. from areenville.
BLHodge. McElroy. from Crosse Tete II H.
Henry Tete. Auooin, from Thibodaux.
1T John. Bergeron. from DonaldHonville.
Gov Allen. Brown. from Bayou Sara.
Bertha. Broad. from Washington
Mary Ida, Ruiz. from ~. james.
Fanchon, Sweeney, from Camden.
Oriole. Carrck. frotn Lower Coast
Rice Farmer, Dragon. from Lower Coast.
Waloon, Nug. from Lower Coast.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-18
ARRIVED.

Ship Reporter, Spring, ~ days from Hull, In
ballast. to Ocean. Zerega and co-Point.
Nor bark Ibis. Christensen. 10 days from ST
Thomas, IN ballast. to master Point,
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-18

-M.~ FOR ST. LOUIS. CAIRO. MIN.
phis and Bends-The lns stsa NJ:
Henry @. Yasger.
j. G. Van Hook, master, N. b, Fowler elayt
Leaves on STUESDAY. January is. at 3 b. n.
Belle Of Shreveport,
i. w. Ron, master; II; A. Dorqman. clerk,
Through bills of lading via Cairo and belmont
to all points North and West.
J. b. WOODS h co.
d2otf Iot Cannon siroal
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-18
LOWER COAST.

INDEPENDENT PACKET-LOwER COAaS
DAILY PACKET.
fsGsnas a The A No. freight steamer
tk~AA~.aS j. +. Frazer,
s&TEy5933 o. Canton, Jr.. Lsg A.
- kzzzssS Leaves the Lower Coast seies
Landing EVERY EVENING Except S,ay 1871 "
the Belair Plantation and way lsAf ,nes az
NOON, except Mondays.
For freight engagements apply N hoard, or 70
do If N. o. DONOHUE "a. . "a street
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UPPER COAST.

NEW ORLEANS, COAST, BATON ROUGE AND
LOBDELL'S STORE PACKET.
Leaves every MONDAY ut d. m, and FElDAl
at 10 a. m.
~ - The passenger steamer
b. L. Hodge,
D. 4 tMcEilroy master " Greaieegss " s|ast
EVENINGS. For freight or passage apply o.
board or to u. o. MEI,ANCON, 30 Cont It
ja16 II
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TEI-wEE3Kat 1XI NE E,I,0;R2 ORLEANS g COAST ss An

AsA- NItft OhLEANS NOh5l AM
DONALDScNVILLE PACKET.
.slfs The fine side wheel steamer
St, John,
+. Bergeron. master.
leaves New Orleans every MONDAY and SAT
UHDAf st 10 q. M. and WEDNESDAY at I'm.
returning down the coast in daylight eveD
SUNDAY, TUESDAY and THURSDAY:
For freight or passage apply on board orc
d2l 3m i. o. MELANCON. 30 Cont q
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OFFICE N. o. DEMOCRAT.
New Orleans. Jan. IL. 1876.
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.
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ARRIVALS AT THE NEW BASIN
ARRIVALS AT THE OLD BASIN.

BILOXI-Per sehr Courapt--17 bales cotton
order-s0oO It lumber 10 cords wood muster.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-18

EXPORTS.
LIvERPOOI,-Per bark Georgiana-- bags
oil cake G45O pcs slaves
ROUEN-Per bark Hassel--3D0 bales cottof
g2GJ skis corn 7G40 pcs slaves.
BALTTMORE--Per schr Acara--sOo bbls
molasses 900 empty molasses bhls.
GALVESTON--Pe schr San Juan-4oo tons
coal
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-18

IMPORTS.
LIvERPOOL-Per bark Wild Hunter-CGoo SKIS
salt order
LIv ERPOOL-Per ship Birmingham-5 SKIS
= ait ~ doz mats order.
L1vERPOOIs-Pcr bark Donnebrog-4O1 tons
bulk salt 20 dog mats 10 bales bugs Jackson and
kirkpatrick.
GRAND CAILTiOU--Per schr Theresa Gin
bbls molasses 1G2 hhds sugar Clapp Bros dco-
~ do John Caluer-G SKIS seed cotton Jno u King
BREMERHAYEN-Per bark Dromenl case
mdse 9 and q W Weingart--4 casks vinegar II
Interchangeable cases gware Wolff cases
mdse l. u Cain-500 cks beer 80 cases order
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1876-11-16
Mellow Soil Around Trees.

Unless the surface of the ground is
mulched around young trees over an
area of six feet in diameter, the ground
should be kept clean and mellow. Ev>
cry farmer knows that hill of corn or
potatoes will not amount to much un-
less cultivated, and yet there are many
who will neglect to give the same care
to tree which is worth hundred hills
of either of the former. In rich soil,
trees may grow rapidly without cultiva-
tion, and no amount of grass and weeds
will retard them; but there are other
things besides growth to be looked af>
ter. If the weeds and grass are allow
ed to grow up around the stem of apple.
peach or ounce trees, the bark will be-
come soft near their base by being
shaded, and thereby be in suitable con-
dition for the reception of the eggs
which will eventually become peach or
apple borers. Take any dozen young
apple trees in sections where the apple
borer is abundant, end allow portion
to be choked with weeds, and the re-
mainder we'll cultivated, and then
watch the result. From our experience
we believe that the chances are nine to
one in favor of those cultivated being
exempt from this pest.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1876-11-16
Safety In Saving.

A traveller was crossing q mountain
height alone over almost untrodden
SHOWS. Warning had been given him
that if slumber pressed down upon his
weary eyelids they would inevitably be
sealed in death. For a time he wont
bravely along his path. But with the
deepening shade and freezing blast OF
night there fell weight upon his brain
and eyes which seemed irresistible. In
vain he tried to reason with himself; in
vain he strained his utmost energies to
shake off that fatal heaviness. At this
crisis of his fate his foot struck against
heap that lay across his path. No
stone was that, although no stone could
be colder or more lifeless. He stooped
to touch it, and found human body
half buried beneath fresh drift Of
snow. The next moment the traveller
had taken brother in his arms and
was chatting his hands, and chest, and
brow; breathing upon the stiff cold lips
the warm breath of living soul; press
ing the silent heart to the beating
pulses Of hi. own generous bosom.
The effort to save another had brought
back to himself life, warmth and ener>
nv. He was man again, instead OF q
weak creature. succumbing to despair
ing helplessness, dropping down to
dreamless sleep to die. 'sHe saved o
brother. and was saved himself.