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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-04
BtsmnrcE's ResIgnattou.

BERLIN, April at is officially SAID
that Rismarck has not resig ed, simply
ssking for long leave Of absence in CON
sequence of over work. The resignation
refers 10 the Chancellorship and not TO
Minister OF Foreign Affairs, which Bis
m.rck desires 10 rctsin. Several ststes-
man are named for successor, either for
good or for the year OF his lesve. AT hrsi
Csmphsusea appeared TO have the oe';
chance, but now Prince RsQss, Prince
I,ohepeshe snd Count Stslbergar are
named the most likely candidstes.
BERLIN, March S.-Ths question ol
granting bismarck e sprolonged ie.ye re-
mains Undecided Tne rumoFed diner
ences gsth the Emperor are uniounded
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THE TUSCARAWAS VALLEY.
Delegation from Wheeling In the In-
terest OF the New Road.
Cleveland Herald, April 2.

Cleveland Herald, April 2.
Monday evening a delegation of citi.
zens from Wheeling, Steubenville,
Bridgeport, and Reighboring towns, ar
rived in this city at the Weddell House,
having come to attend meeting in the
interests of the Tuscarawas Valley Rail.
road. On the route to this city by way
Of Uhrichsvllle, the delegation visited
the.coal field on the line OF the new road,
and after reaching Cleveland, made a
tour of the docks on the river. Some
members of the party also examined
the fire alarm system here, with q
view to introducing something of the
kind in Wheeling, where the recent
large hotel fire has excited public inter
est in such matters. A large amount of
money has been subscribed for the com.
pletion of the road, and nearly the whole
Tree right of way has been secured be-
tween Uhrichsvllle and Wheeling. The
purpose now is to push the completion of
the line, and the meeting to-day is for
consideration Of plans for accomplishing
this end. The members ofthe delegation
hatNcSt oouiS my PoisohS, HiuniSiPoi
officers, representative men of the iron
interest, and journalists, among whom
are the following named: Ex-
Governor John j. Jacob, Hon.
A. j. Sweeney, Mayor; DR.. T. H.
Logan, Hon. q. ID. Hubbard, Judge
Cochran, "A. Woodward, Henry Wal
lace, Hon. G. ID. Hubbard, Major Burt,
j. n. Vance, Michael Reilly, Hon. Lewis
Baker, Wheeling REGIsTERs A. w.
Campbell, Inteltigencer, and g. Z. John
son, Sunday Leader, Wheeling; David
Spaulding, Steubenville; w. w. Hol-
loway, Z. p. Rhodes and Mayor McCon-
naughy, Brdgeport;J J.Barnes, Belmont
Chronicle, and James Ii. Drennen, OHIO
Valley Ne,os. The delegation has come
upon the invitation of the Tuscarawas
Valley road, and under the personal di.
rection of Mr.. Card, Superintendent and
Chief Engineer of the company.
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in the coal mines, fully per cent, IN
addition to keeping everything in good
repair. When the road is completed to
Wheeling 1t will represent a smaller
cost per mile by one-hslf
than any other road OF conse-
quence in OHIO; and If we are to judge OF
the earnings in the future by the past,
even taking these hardest of times,
we must conclude that the stock will
pay.
But without reference TO whether the
stock be considered rs an investment or .
gift, it is the expressed opinion of such
clear-headed business men as s. ID.
WOODWARD, Mr.WALLACE, Mr.. VANCE,
Mr.. REILLY, DR.. LOGAN, Hon. q. d.
HUBBARD and others of the party that
$4,000 cannot be invested in a more
profitable manner by the business meu
of Wheeling, than by putting it in This
enterprise.
We believe some of our Bridgeport
friends are largely responsible for the
origin of this most enjoyable excursion.
We have a notion to charge it pretty
largely upon that lndefstigable worker
in the cause, Mr.. BAaGs. The expression
of every member of the party is that in
every sense the excursion was must
agreeable one.
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house Tweed wN met by another Of his
new found frisnds and in. thh refuge,
disguised, he continued hom December
4th until the arst week In March, always
under the control Of the tvo men who
had managed his escape and contracted
for his safety. He did implicitly what
they directed. and they held him IN hand
like trainers. He slept, be rode hs
walked. ate and drank only - they in.
structed him, and it may b remarked
here that this discipline and relation Was
maintained until he closed his engage
ment with them satisfactorily IN FloridA.
On December 5th Tweed LEFT Jersey
and look up . temporary abode on
Staten Island, about half . mile from
Fort Wsdsworth, At the Narrows. in =
fsherman's hut with his two compsn.
ions Here the party stopped two weeks,
making preparations. Mr.. Tweed not
only lived at this shAdman's. hut Tor two
weeks, but even made ,visit across the
channel and stopped = night in Brook
lyn. During his stay on Staten Island,
light and iast failing little schooner
was fitted out and manned by himself
and two companions, with .. negro
boy. He started At last from the pier in
front OF the fort in . row boat in the
night aud slipped away upon . pleasant
breeze. lu due course and without any
thing noticeable they rescned the lagoons
on the coast of Florida At one OF the
light house stations they made def ute
stoppage again, Tweed taking board with
the Keeper of the light as John Secor, An
invalid seeking the restoration Of his
health and the recreation Of fishing and
hunting. here, too, he parted with his
New York guides, closing hs contrsc, with
them at that place. Here Tweed WAS
joined by person who is known s
Hunt in the reports Of his subsequent ar
rest. THIS man WAS Florida guide, and
with him Tweed spent long time
in the interior, camping out, hunt.
ing and fishing. Subsequently, he
returned to the station, which place
he left in q fishing smack for Cuba, and
be and his guide Hunt landed ten miles
outside OF the hArbor OF Santiago Do
Cuba. The remainder OF the story is de-
voted to the account OF Tweed's adveI-
lures in Cuba, his subsequent sailing Tor
Spain, his arrest and return " the United
States.
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SAN FRANCIsco, April 5.-The Mayor
to-day addressed letter to Chas. WEBB
Howard. President oil the Spring Valley
Company, demanding that the water
connection be a. once restored in Ports-
mouth Square. Howard, answering, de-
clrned until provision wss made TOR pay
ing for the same, and stated that II the
connection was made by any person or
persons whstever without the consent oil
the Wster Company, such person or per-
sons would be held personally respensi-
bic. The Mayor then engaged 3 PUN
Der, who performed the work necessary
10 restore the connection, though Wlth re-
luctance, fearing trouble with the water
Company. The Mayor states that II
necessary, it is his intention TO csl! ouI
the police to protect the connections.
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Powder Mill Expiosiou.

SAN FsAScIsco, April g. The glszin Z
house of the powde. mills OF Santa Cruz
blew up to-day, killing one man sna
sniuring ssvsral others. There were
stou, nine tous of powder in the mill,
and the explosion did considerable otner
d.msge in the town OF Vera Cruz, two
miles distant, breaking glass, cfockery
&c. The cause is unknown. L"ss aoou'
$4,000.
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LoyDos, April IA. Osksy Hal
walked in HYDE Park ysstsrdsy. with =
middleaged lady.
All effort. 70 6btain 90 interview With
so,cHf fail. He positively DECLINES 70
be Questioned. he 10 knovn .. the
hod.s where be stops - Gstbsst, and 's
accompanied BY woman who ps'se. ~
bis vile.
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CLxyELAsD, April 2.-rsa morning
the dead body Of . man, aged about 20
jean, supposed 70 Be Geo. l. hstnhtons'
Of Akron, Ohio, va, ioard lying 8. the
foo. Of . deep enbankment IN this city.
where be had probably accidentally
fallen during The night.
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De.sh ef q. E1.Cesgre.sses.

AUBUax. y. T., April s.-EK-Con-
gressmss Christopher AUgss. OF this
city, died to-day, aged 10 yssrs.
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At'heelina Geels'ter,
c,,d slossd yesterday at io4s'

=. r.,,,sotser today 'o'A be partly cloudy
,,., n south ,oiads, and rtstag se'"-
,,raiErE.
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Letter OF Governor Hampton TO the
President.

WASHINGTON, April 9.-The follow
ing is the letter of Gov. Hampton to the
President:
WILLARDs HOTEL, WASHINGTON, /
March 81, 1877.
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WAR DEPARTMENT.,
WAsHlsoros. Aprii q. 1877.

w AsHlhoTOS, hpfu o' io'''
To General w. T. Sherman, Co'Sysand,ng
u. s. Army:
GEsERAL:-I enclose herewith . copy
OF communication from the Pres'-
dent OF the United States, in which he
directs thot the detachment OF
United States troops stationed In tho
State House At Columbia, y. q, b. with
drawn and returned 20 their previous
barracks or camping ground. You sre
hereby charged with the execution OF
this order, and will cause the ~ithdrn~sI
10 take pIscs on Tue.dsy nett, Apr'i
10Th, ns I'm.
Very respectfully, your obedien. ser
ysnt,
lSignedl Gro. w. McCnAkr,
Secretary Of War.
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IrpIASAPoLIs, April s.-lndianapoln
l. 81. Louis Browns o.
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WAsBIsGTos, April 3, 1877.

war to'uhy'
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
WAsHIsGTos, April 3, 1877.
SIR-Prior 10 my entering upon The
duties of the Presidency, there had been
stationed, by order OF my predecessor,
in the State House ut Columbia, South
Carolina, . detachment OF United States
infantry. Finding them in that place, |
have thought proper 10 delay the decls.
iol. Of the question Of their rcmoya!
until l could consider and determine
whether the condition OF Affairs IN that
State is such ~ 10 either require or
justify the continued military
occupation OF the state House. la
my opinion there does not now exist
there such domestic violence ~ II con-
templated by the Constitution ms n
ground upon which the military power
OF the National government may be In.
yoked for the defense Of the State. There
are, It il true, grave and serious disputes
ss 10 the righu OF certain claimants 10
the Chief Executive ohico of that STATE,
but these are 10 be settled and delor-
mined, not by the Executive Of the United
Dbhltc, utb tuSs s'e ~
methods rs may DO provided by the Con
stlIutlon and law Of tho Slsts. ieol
assured that no resort 10 violence Is con.
templsted in any quarter, but that, on the
contrary. the disputes in question are 10
be settled solely by such peace.ble RENE
dies as the Constitution and laws OF the
state provide. Under these crcum-
stances and in this confidence, ! nov
deem IT proper TO take action In accord
snce with the principles 1 announced
when | entered upon the duties OF the
presidency. You are, therefore, directed
to SEQ that proper orders are issued
for the removal OF said troops from
the State House 70 their previous place
OF ersampment.
Signed. Il. b. HAYES.
To Hon. George W. MeCrdry, Secretary
of War.
The following letter wn sent 10 Gen
ersl ". 7. Sherman by the Secretary OF
War:
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Order Of the President Withdraw
ing the troops from South Carroll
mn State Mouse.
ExECUTIvE MANSION.

WAsHISGroS, April S-The follow.
ing letter Was sent 10 tho Secretary OF
War to-day:
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(Addision.s sDi.p.sch. on foasth Psss.]
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WASHINGTON, April 3.-The follow
Ing is the Presidents letter of instruc.
tions to the Louisiana Commissioners:
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San Er,uc,seo water works War.

Governor Of South Carolina.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-27

.ubuiar's faue.7 We uaa't DO IL Jus ZOE. lniagiHe
man who has been blown up. BY boiler IN an
Az factory trying TO laugh at billy goat with MS
horns fastened In big negro wpmsns tiltef, while
d young mule liz kicking him under the coat tals
at the same time. 1t is face made mp oi mirth.
pain. astonishment. pleasure, Heehness aud sur
ptise=snd yet he smiles and Is happy. The Only
way you can tell when he is mad, is when he
takes death grip ON about one inch of his under
lip between bis teeth and splits in his left hand.
Then you don't want to be around where he Is.
MEMPHIS Feb. 2s.-The oplers OF the steamer
White were hauled down to-day, and he oeri-
tenton la the Friars Point trade ceased. Her
owners purchased the Phil. Allia from the Lee
Line At slh 500. and agreed to leave the Osshoms
10 enjoy the Ffiar's Point trade unrnoested. 1t
ID unde stood that the An will be repaired and
put ON the route to VioRsburg, in connection
with the Illinois, ard the White will run TO the
| mouth OF White river, two trips weekly. There
ID trade enough for all of the boats named In the
lower river II properly managed, anu 1t is con
| etantly growing. The Iron Mountain finished
putting off 800 tors Of stee rails here to-day, and
passed toward New Orleans with her tow The
ooslbost Mercer went by here to-day Tn her way
south.
Talobe Desoerst. 2B1
The Engineer Service of the United States en-.
gagged on the Mississippi river improvement ~ has
deserved the praise OF oil interested in the nsvi-
CATION Of this great stream. and 10 the men sfn-
ployed ON their snagbosts should the praise be
given They have The best pilots that osn be OBJ
tanned and we are serry 10 see that their skill Is
arousng the Jealousy Of etser pilots on the lower
river, because. az they say. these United states
snas boats were brought through the snasg iest
bends on the river Without hurting the bosts or
snags on their last trip up, TO Cairo. Some OF
them are willing to swtssr thrt they went through
places, espeosily between Helena and Memphis.
with such ekill that not one Of the many danger
cus snags in the channel was moved 81 inch
from It's position, whilst the boats plying in that
trade have (by the ignorance of their pilots) the
greatest difficulty In avoiding these obhtrnciloss.
The Mississippi river is now clear of Joe to Lake
Pepin, and il tie present warm weather continues
a few DAYS longer there is little doubt that the
at. Paulist will zee q steamer arrive from below
early in March, an event that never occurred bes
fore. we believe.
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Kats & BafnettAe ps castings j L Wilsel,-57 bales
cotton ordei-A-sp Uhafie Hamilton 4 Fowell--s5
Pfitehsld Eiok ham Aeo. % Allen Nngsnt &eo--6
Jarey 4 Gillis-suaaiiss to etder-TotaI III bales
cotton $50 sacks cotton seed 10 hhas tobacco
NEW ORLEANS, ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO
RAILROAD.
Feb. 2e-9a bales cotton Richardson Il May--75
8 Thnmss &o6-T2 Meyer. Wies &c9-T0 order
81 st wart Bros kce-5s Prltshatd Biek ham &eo--
81 Lehman, Abraham &teAs54 Walden, Hawkins a6e
40 Allen. Nngent Aeo--3s S tiumbe &ts-2g BRIT.
G Gromwell=1l Blakemors &eo- 10 Ben Gersen-s
March 4 Sblenktr-7S Hendefso n-SJ w White
Jne L Hardie &6e--6 Payne Kennedy Aeo--s
L L Aifev &ee=~5 Il Newman--4 l. Harris Geo
- II Wilson Mills Jno Phelps &eo--4
Temple Ceons Aeo--1 T Csrver-4i j u Wolfe 4
b hhds tobacco 1871 bbls potatoes 400 bxs soap so
bbs oil as5 sacks oats 156 bills pork 1874 pcs meat So
casks meat 22a bis meat gS7 Bhs -four 9lg bags oak
1879 pigs beer 100 bbls bighwines 90 sacks peas
Hsrnsheim 4 Bro pkgs tnase stFatten Il Meyer
box hdss Vinat-1 Bex ndss I Cbsuviers-1 boz
drugs G Il Finlay &oo-15 rsFtigefatofs / pkgs nnhss
u OfTusr==1 case tudss Braselmss a cases mdse
J Lew &to--t tietfo bacon Jehp Adams Goo--5l
sa boxes thread ats Il Batnett-i22 b potatoes 10
hbls eaioRs 10 Dpheity=-l Dbl bacon j z Moore Zoo
car window frames Z ] Smith=-J0o bxs soap r Z
White so bbs oil septoline uil Co box tobacco
Chaffs Hamilton PDwell-t0 ears wood ] Gatiln
% cars btiek M $ Nswseras=47 cars cattle Ayoeoook
Mi bhell st6o--9 cars lnmbsf W w Waksr-1 do q
tJonusi=-t do ID 2 Perry do coal Gibh TT 1 do
at6sk Afford & Martih--4 stieks timber w Adams.
100 cases cen q DDS Hfsoh, AdleT &6o--se bbls pork
J West &co-s6 do VaiFin n MottimeT-lBT4 Bs ~ eat
40 eks do tres 1ongnes bbls do 30 bbs -four Is tres
hams t6l hoses bacon sehw abaeber, Prevented 4
Pfeif I'D do Voss Brns-=-s0 do 900 bbls -four
Sthwabashtr e. HiFseh-2oB do Pfudhonms Briggs
400 do r A Ham lton &bu=-5 do Flash, Lewis &te-
200 sacks oileske Crescent City Go.
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~ m. We are indebted to Messrs Small Y go.
far the following telegram dated Rio de yaneifo,
lfebrusry "a, 1871 Receipts since the l7th inst.
nj 900 bags. purchased for United States, 25 IVY.
price; l0IItO6: stoc#, $4,000. Exchange, sa1aa'
average daily receipts, 5000. x,
POULTRY Receipts are selling slowly. west
srp grewn chickens sell At 90 25dn5 5o young &c 9
s50as so; ducks ssa4 %. geese 1907; turkeys sl'
6nl8 per dozen. .,.,-, ,y.ut.x.
Eaag Good atpply and neglected western
sel al 1b,aigc, Louisiana zoo W dozen.
RECEIPTS OF pRODU y Arrived since INC On enI
review OF saturday. Ia. 4ge bbls hour ~ p ads
pork i2o bbls whisky, 40 tiertes hams, IVY "
tierceu lard III kegs lard. 40 essks bacon, %
boxes bacon 1919 bbls 1s XIV, SANS corr
i,eg sacks bran, 77s bales hsy, l2vs binds sugar,
f9si bbis molaaaes, % bbls apples, LAG Kegs but
tsp. al sseLs meat ard 77e bbls rice.
IMPORTS or PROD UuE-Exports since our
review Of yesterday aei bbls flour. IL s sbls
whisky. bbls beef, 80 ibis corn meal, 025o sacks
I sacks ess ass Sacks , bran 2s asa b sh,s
,nalssses. lT3 bbls rios 21s sacks coffee, 2ss bbs
potatoes. "a bbls apples, and 124 sacks salt.
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ky Rwilroaas
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL
ROAD

MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL.
ROAD.
Feb 90 SO hhds sugar 81 bbs molasses Robert
Hare-10 do 2 bb's sugar n hhds 90 John Calder-S
bales moss g A vincent-13 do Odell e. Wright-4 do
] A Bpurg--13 sacks rough rico Blum--TotA ~
hhds sugar bbls do 81 bbls rnolasses
Per stesmship Harlan ON Cnon,e bales bales cotton
Kirk patrick Keith Clapp Bros &oo--4o6 d" q
bales dry hides Q A Whitney &eo--170 sacks oats
Glover d Odondahl---3s4 sks bones order---lg bbls
ce-Total 466 bales cotton ITO sacks oat'
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD.
Feb 26-5 bbls turpeutine G w Jones--,2 bbls flour
r A vauclare--7o bbls sosin Simpson 4 Trioon--s
IS. SKIS peas VI Goldsm tbs bbls dried beef r
Hencke-3OO bxs candies Zuberbier & Beban---464
doz brooms M Mcarsw--50 bbls la 100 kegs do
Schmidt e. Zeigler-10 pkgs pows Withsrspo'
-is do A w & e P Cleggs. IS bbls peas L Dillon
die-i4 pkgs plows Davis e. HILL Dbl liqnor M L
McDoo ald-3 bxs mdse Morrison &co--5u bbs oil
w Smith, cattle order-12 bbs horse raddish
F DelBondio--i4 bdIs collars Mullen & Holloway.
pkgs mdse Regste--30 bxs butter G II Law
renee &co-4 boxes mdse / Moore do Wal ace,
Cary &eG-10 hhds tobacco eadlss, Wood &eo---l
bale mdse Kohn Bros--6 do Bateson & Wisdam--16
do W FL Letchford &co-i pkge do M Flushsl.i DO
J A Harberf-2O0 pkgs tobacco HerDsheIm 81 Bro.
pkgs PAPER r r Fendick-z pkg twine 10 b-3
do Mrs NJ Kenlzel-50 doz pals NJ McGraw-10 pkgs
tobacco Scherck Bsrkson-4 pkgs paper Moreau
10 pkes tobacco J p Sarazn-4 do 3 Bernshener e.
Bro 10 do Hernsheim Bro-l2 ties lard ano meat
G Fl Merritt BIZ mdse L Lyons do Ell Ander-
son-1 car pig iron d Hill is f ks huttsr Del
Bondio-s 70 Ia leather + Ricou--2OO bbls lime A
Wizard 100 axis peas W BuTbridge &co-4 o6s tur
ppntiue Hardaway cs-583 sacks coffin SO, d Union
Oil Col car mdse Simpson--l bx do Simpson q
White-I5 bales mdse Bateson Wl4aom--l cask
wine A GILES oe-i eatboy acid ID An erson-.4
cases Indse Levy Eco --sg resms paper GalnesE @
Refill case do Fairbanks &co: g pkgs castings Z
w w G0odwyR-90 SKIS peas B9r0Tidgs &co-5
sks seed J L Harris &co--5 bales mdse AIdsrson &
SimDs ON do Peet Yale & Bpwling-3 do MeStea d
Value S do Wallace. Cary 6eo-10 90 5 Boyd &eo
-f6 bbls onions Chas Pleasants-leI pdls seed tres
M w smith, bales mdse w FeleicheI----40 tnbs
butter De Bondio--Z bbls tongues Meyer--42 bdls
nanar Never. 2 cases mdse Dupre--30 boxes
ease mase Wcnck Bro. n Aale do l. Forche-4o pkgs
tobacco j Irby &c S MO tubs butter Schw bacher
!, HrsnI2 bxs beef A Cane-6 cotton planters M IL
10y & Edgar-5 do johnson Copeand-4 bxs mdse
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STEAMBOATS,.

John Howard, Montgomery. from Camden
Martha Bassett FROM Lower Coast
Lngger Young Wallace, from Little Cailleu
Gold Dust, Welper, from Cincinnati
Katie, Campbell, from Vioksburg
CLARK sviie, Lee FROM Greenwood
Gov Allen Brown. from bayou Sara
Mary Ida, Huis. from Upper Csast
Henry Tste Aueoin. from Thhedaux
ST John, Bsrgsron. from Baton Rouge
Eva, Ransom. from Tnrsand Plantation
W Garrett, Booth from Uai o. with baTges
lenses, Cooley, from Macon and Iensss
Fannie Tatum Jacobs from Shreveport
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ST. an steamship Mayagues, Cilen, days I'm fIav ana
to j A Dryson &bb-3d dis
Span steamship Vidal Ea D. Ma'sstane, days from
Havana, to Il g Green &oo
Sobr Texana, -, frem Minatitlan. to ] Fefnan.
dez Son.=Pte Tier
Sohr Excelsior. Butthe Q days from BoHsCos, to A
Morgan-Pio Tier
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INDEPENDENT oPELOUsAs WEEKLY

INDEPENDENT OPELOUsAS WEEKLY
PACKET,
Leaves WEDNESDAY. Feb. %. atgp; m,
a- - FOR WASHINGTON. PORT BARRE,
LebhsATt@ Churchyille. Atehafalaya, Simma-
port, Big Bend Landing. Old Rlver
and all intermediate points-The light draft
passenger steamer
ERA NO. 10.
Tn place Of the Robt. Young)
jus. Hamilton, master. J. Il. Schmidt elers.
Sallie, giving through bills of lading to B8ycr
des Glaizes. For freight or passage apply OF
HITE h CARLIN, 8 Tchoupitoulas o..
P. s.-Through bills Of lading given to Bayou
Baeuf. del
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River Nv ews.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, |
Tuesday Morning. Feb. ~.
Daily repers Of the stage OF water, with changes
in the twenty-feur hours ending yesterday .
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HHparte,

LIvERpOOI-Per ship Advanoe-5s5s bales cot
ton 5401 pcs slaves .
PENsA CULA-P Per sehr Ceoelia-225 sacks corn 6
pkgs mdse
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BONACCA--Per sehr EkBelsior--f5o lunches
bar anas 1920 oocoanuts $3.50 pIantains Morgan
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Brit ship Advance, Redgsfs, for Liverpool
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sebr Cecilia Mason, for Pensacola MAST
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REGULAR OPELOUsAs PACKET.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY at 6 D, m.
s- FOR WASHINGTON, OPELOU.
nIaG hsas. Port Barre Simmsport, Church
Vile. and all landings on the Ceast
Atchafalal q river and Bayou Courtableau-The
new and light draft passenger steamer
BERTHA.
Fl. Fl. Broad, master Theo. John. clerk,
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
BRITTON b EPRLER,
ja29 81 Gravier street
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REGULAR CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE AND
NEW ORLEANS PACKET.
Leaves on THURSDAY. March LIST, at D. m,
IT. For CINCINNATI. LOUISVILLE.
- - Nj Evansville. Henderson. Shawnee.
ss"~ss@s's~s- town. Padueah. Cairo Memphis and
all intermediate points-The passenger steamer
Gold Dust,
Z. II. voolfolk. master. d. W. Gould. Jr., clerk.
Will leave ss above. For freight or passage APP
ply on board, or to
WAYNE & WILLIAMS,
fe26 LOG Grayier street.