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The reputation it has attained, in consequence Of
the marvellous cures it has produced during the
last half century, is sufficient assurance to the
public that it will continue to realizeth happicst
results that can be desired In almost every
section of country there are persons, publicly
known who have been restored from alarming and
even desperate diseases of the lungs, by its use.
All who have tried acknowledge its superiority;
and where its virtues are known, no one hestates
as to what medicine to employ TO relieve the dis
tress and suffering peculiar to pulmonary afrec-
tons. CHERRY PICTORIAL always affords in.
slant relief, and performs rapid cures of the
milder varieties ofbronchial disorder, ms well rs
the more formidable diseases of the lungs
As asafeguartl to children, amid the distress.
ing diseases which besct the Throat and Chest OF
Childhood, is invaluable; for, by its timely use,
muititudcs are rescued and restored to health.
2 This medicine gains friends at every trial as
the cures it is constantly producing are too re-
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Eminent Physicians throughout the country
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some chickering's, which may be ex-
pected when interests so diverse come
to be considered-the Legislature has
accomplished as much Of good and
less Of harm than any of its predeces-
sors.
Socially, no Legislature has sat
since the foundation ofthe State com
posed Of a higher order Of men. The
people of Wheeling part with the
members with sincere reluctance. and
will always give them a cordial wei
come to their homes.-Reytster, Of
The I'm. = + 4A s ~
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General Buffers supplement to the
Potter Committee report is a lengthy
but logical and incontrovertible ar
gument he makes fourteen points
In speaking of the report the Register
says, that from the evidence produced
before the committee, he arrives al
the conclusion, first, that there was
no full and free election in Louisiana
in 1876 by the whole body Of electors.
and that the vote of that State ought
not to have been counted for either
candidate for the Presidency. Sec
ond, that if there was any legal cleo
ton there, the Tilden electors and
Nichols received the majority of votes
Third, fourth and fifth, that the re-
turning board had the right and pow
err to throw out the votes of the "bull-
dozcd' parishes, and if that were
done, Packard and, two or three
Of the Tilden electors were elected,
and that this would have given the
State to Packard and the Presidency
to Tilden. Sixth, the proper thing to
do would have been for both houses
of Congress to throw ous the vote OF
Louisiana; this would have been q
proper "lesson to overzealous par
tisans." Seventh, the electoral com
mission did no good and (eie nth was
practically an abdication of the con
stitutional powers of Congress, and
(ninth) has done great harm to justice
by impairing the popular reverence
for the judiciary. Tenth, the results
show that it tends to make politics
corrupt to send visiting statesmen
on brands like those of 1876. Eley-
enth, that Mr.. Hayes was counted in
shy series Of gross and unjustifiable
irregularities and frauds which cannot
be too strongly condemned and rep
rotated" Twelfth, that if any Gov
ernor was elected in Louisiana it was
Packard. Thirteenth, that the send
ing of the MacVeagh commission to
Louisiana was unconstitutional, I'M
warranted and reprehensible, it's OBJ
ject being to carry out a corrupt pol
itical bargain Of which Mr.. Hayes
was to be and is the beneficiary. And,
fourteenth, that there neither is nor
ought to be "any indefensibsc title to
the presidency which cannot be reach
ed and re-exanined by proper action
Of Congress
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aLoNe ia mn. gg3s,L0 OF pooxs.

The New York TrfSaHc has said Of it: "5f. Mich
elias has reached higher platform, aud commands
for IT'S service wider res5ur mart ana letters than
any Of Its pgcdecess u contemporaries. The Lon
doa Literary fis,IR says: There is magazine
for the yocns thai canhe said 70 cqaal this choice
rrla IcI ~ If n1-itln..r's
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The appointment of Col. j. r. Wea-
yer as Consul to Vienna was not con
firmel
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GER 5000 COPIES.

1t IS published simultaneously in London and New
York. and the transatlantic recognition is fsrlos as
general and hearty the American. Although the
progress Of the magazine has oeen 4 steady advance
has reached EDITORS ideas of best because
her deal Continually oitriss II, aud tAe magazine
as sMiflIY foLllMs feE. T.-daN il stands
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AS far as the Democracy in this
State is concerned, it probably stands
ON footing like the pyramids of
Egypt. Nothing but political earth
quake will upset it.-Sunday LED
der.
Correct, Bro. johnson. The De
mocracy Of this state stands firm and
upholds the principles of right, hence
it cannot be otherwise.
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Cool Tasnss fos 1888.

The arrange aents for Werary ana art contribu.
lions for the voume--th- sixth-are complete
drawing from already tdvorite sources, well a
from proili5lng new ones. Mr.. Frank K. Stoca
tons ~ serial story for bows
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.ttAi-FA roxgsa NCUs&XEEpERs,

BY Katherine d. Smith, with illustrations by Fred
erick Diel.nan, begins in the same number; and =
fresh serial BY Susan Coolidge, entitled Eye
bright, with plenty Of pictures, wall be cd
carly in the volume Their. viii also be contnu
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ga jolly FEliOuSK!p,"

Will ram through the twelve monthly par,s,-beg;i
ming with the number Tor November. 1873 the FL !
OF the vulumc-and will BE- illustrated BY lanes
Kelly The story is one Of travel in Florida an :,
TIC Haha For ihc girls. L continued lal.
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ST. NICHOLAS
s..haag's illustrate. Magazine
For Boys and Girls.
An Ideal Chiidren's Magazine.

Messrs Scrbncr & Co, in 1873, began the publica
ton Of ST NICHOLAS an illustrated Magazine for
Girls and Boys, with Mrs. Mary Mspes Dodge as
editor. Five years have passed since the FIRE, nun
Der was issued. and the magazine has won the high
est position II has monthly circulation Of
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-07
ID II n N IN

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW Oh.
LEANS. VIA HAVRE. SOUTHAMP-
TON AND HAVANA.
@ETEMs The Steamship Of the North Ger
s~aeA&aaa man Lloyd will resume their Regular
Trips. as follows:
From Itrenen. From a. Orleans
Hanover $500. November 10 About Dec. a.
These steamers touch outward at Havre and
Havana. and on their home trip at Havana and
Southampton.
PRIOEs OF PASSAGE:
From Bremen. Routham,pton or Havre to Hav-
ana or New Orleans Cabin, $50, Storage. $86,
From New Orleans 10 Southam pton, Havre or
Bremeu-Cabin. sl50: Bteerage. t46.
From New Orleans To Havana Cabin. sss:
SteeraRe, s16
Children under ter. years. half price: chill
Gren under one year free.
n B-Our agent for Texas Mr. Peter IL Err.
hard, In Galveston. Ia authorized to Issue steer
3s passage orders at the following through
RAGS:
Fr-m Bremen to Galveston. a47
from Bremen to Indianola. s45 30.
Tae com panY reserves the right to change the
route Of the steamers, their advertised days Of
departure and the prices Of passage
Passage tickets from Bremen, SOUTHAMPTON
Or Hayre to New Orleans issued BY the under,
signed.
Ror fnrther particulars apply to
ED. 2. 6TOCKMEYER { CO. Agents.
Ru3l " "a Union street
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hlH WE chDln. ana Rfeeteh me senses In CRATE
o.l,N ms boon pheg' over ne ofliea. whila
!WlhinR vines nhn hanging hnskot grace the
I1t tl lgt. mo sle'efs 81 tho late Gan VIII
hFte were mo DONORS q most 0f the law"rR,
NJ u crock u hhnher ot Invited guests gath
nftd nn hnhld nhh uRrftelrdei tn A g"noroHa
per ~ to'ss were Proposed md rlei with !
hearty rnaponFo from utnper R.ltl rn4, GHtt.
low h a ana tho NJ W wa XVI" wore r,y
~ ~ plneNh lf u t"hE " h@"h NJ tnlu1eG"m
phhlohshlp hui ur Hpaft'y
ward pound He: II. &. Guar,r, l"v9e cetlS n
New ofoana: dar. Ghuhy frn2 a ai The
Natehsz wharfbaHt, Formerly tpt.tiu ef thn iEtg
nrey EaEia III ~" My orleamR and birkelWr9
trade nnh Eugsn" Lia' M WI 4" W. VIII was
cerA 81 Tho NJ, Patrick with tHtt MHa1u y"AtE
ago.
portion If the at In uutll. II IT, nnw nnfi
beautiful tyt"nm"f, J".4a l@ll tta nttit"ii
from Now York. itnr rttra1& nte "legAid. and
the drhn"rY f"r lint eailHi@ atm All hnTnillaoni
nm ahe u ~ RtanGa wien hgl4h"a. haFe y"Hl
see hor coming .lH lu@.n lnn Ann4 NJ w6r
''unfur your bnnuore" ~ H. ~ viii H..
MEMrnis. W. 4 Tha riyar riIa, I.nraetf
Parts fied af lock thil morning from fho
cffeata u 4 nh recotvcd Moudar eyaaInr 'ram
dos "a II" o, a.f 4tn H. WI ]
ine Il I'D Tina, ana I"-tnr VII N anaa t""li@a
sninnl "aIn,nn rraS ,ghI,,, nantr r,,,Ia,tt III.
deeorlhed PnTIs wa forty tnrre y,nrf4 81 nIo.
We Ina haan n rIyer riI,t tHvrnfy f,vn vnnft..
having Iaprnnd tho liver Iln4nr ItItl It,,Ia hf4s
uncIe who atin IIyoa III Ilia n,fy amend p4,n az
seventy years. Paift uIp4 u nntlvu wv f,5uia
yIlia md loft no TnmiIy Ills tomntns ,,,to in
tarrni III Ein,w1ad tht3 nirrrn,,a,' Fta,,a ,,,,o
nj half mnal l.. DIV IL raapots f., hia ,onnotv
The townnat KoyAtuito was p1rd ~ ptIyafa
gale w day III CnIt SHn Ilfotvn M DrnWn L
Jonos ronl dnnSrs Torns trfy1tn I'M
Baum gata AWAY w nipht vith VIVA hl3I,gt ,tYilan
ITb barrpls oil n Io ~ 41InIry frtiuht md fair
Iiat ny nonnla tTho ChUrtE III i'm, rnr Niu nt
leans III N eRrly honr yestnrt l,v n,nrnirg nftar
and 4 ot 0fHnndrtaa Ahn hn4 "upavamnnta lo-
low 10 mnke out n fun Iond into Nav Oraalia
NickeburR OommHrrinl DannmEnr d.
Tho H. ~. lee arrived from NeE pt)"ana NJ !
oaia,k lnlh nnInihR W'th Y l I'M 5iihei ilalRh,
M n knun ub'i Eo' one WIS ~ iilltg
~ t'tl nth 80 iN M HI IN n ~,
hnte, ~ n :, ,tI,, ~ h NV ,I y4 Il ,' ~ n ~
a., prr,nS ann ~ 'i, ,tt 80 ,,nn :"
nshl ,s,l .ta' , ~ m .''ll ''''l iNn' ~,
cotton ~ naa ma - IN ~, H. ~
roi,,' Il, - iloa Mn III 1877 90"
lsporthl 70 tho Democrat
FIR. LOUIS Doc h Klsnr failing with lalE
feet on the gauge, Arrived Colorado rom
Mamnhia HCrnrtaJ- Fnunlr Ia,yIa h NJ Nam.
phtR Clifton for Flftgltrrr Tho t,ltv wv Alton
In rncoivinr 10. flny and will lnaya for Nov Or
eans III "Wednesday HI hp followed hv iho
CentenninI on Saturday
GAIRO Doc Thn " N HALLIDAY alnnra,I
this morning fDr NV (lrlteI,a Tina \ II II
Kahlor goes to might Tho Mntont4 TOW Ia
gettinp ron1v ", lnnvn ,vith .tiat.t@h
Sr Iotua Boo Asg.Ih - m "A orn l,r,l,a.
an Nh tha nifiaa III ILL., NJ u n tI,mtn,,y ~,
their whnrfbnnt ma iurnt I'M VA ontirn aflitaA
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(EEAT JAnhBJ#KoUTE.
tRsaAAO. IT. LOUIS AN6 NEW OR
IEANS geAEF.R0AD.
TILE NrInE EST EGnTE EAST.

TIE QUICE EAT ROUTE EAST.
Train Will 'etla and arrive at the GniltoLt
Ntreet Dapot. NJ all after September ~ 1870, NJ
foilpWs:
Leave. Arrive.
Exp. No. |, silt v. Ill. Fxp No. D. 7.to D. m.
Mlxei No, 3. 7:oa A. m MiXei No. 4. 7:so L. 10,
Gept sunday.
Saturday Accommodation for McComb City
f1II IMAM y I 81 sLEErINa oARe
THnOUGH 10 LOUISVILLE. gIf,9iNNATI
COLuMBUs. O.. AND CHICAGO WITHOUT
CHANGE. and for 1T; LOUIS sleepnr II 1t
taehed Ill Milan enabling passengers 10 &c
through without leaving the tratu. Ouly ON
CHANCE TO NEW YORK and EASTERN
CITIES.
Improved Sleeping ana RaallnIrg Chair aarP
~ VI .kshurg daily. without change.
Tickets for sale, herthe sAGurnt and inforTs.
lion giFa1 ~ No. ~ Camp street. c0rnor ~
Common.
q. D. SHELDON Ticket Agent.
F CHANDLER. General Passenger Agent
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HARRISON LINE.
The steamship
VANGUARD

Ooh. Communion.
will aatl on or about November a. 1879, from
her wharf. foot OF M0ntegut street.
VIII receive cotton and sign through bills of
Iading for the Continent. between Hayre and
OroBEtadt
Those steamship6. being Of light draft will
Gross the bar Of the Mississippi at oil times
without detention
For freight apply to
LUCAS z. MOORE,
de20I7 1q6 Gravier atrapt m atairs.
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ARMIES OF NORTHERN NIR.
CHINA AND TENNESSEE.

Tho following members of tho Associations Of
the Army of Northern Virginia and Army 81
Tennessee are hereby appointed coommitt,se
comrades and ajmirors 0t the late LIEUT.
GEN JOHN y, HOOD, thu fund ~ constituted
70 be Invested ia 2atte! States bonds for the
benefit Of his surviving children.
JOHN B. RICHARDSON
President Louisiana Division. Army Of North
ern Virginia.
President Louisiana Division. Army of Ten
neSaee.
James Buekner, Samuel Flower, d. Il. Calder,
j. II. Murray, OF the Army OF Northern Vir-
git Ia: J. A. Chaiaron. G. T.. Beaurnggrd, s. %.
the Army Of Tennessee
Address Box 1895. New Orleans. ses 2ip tt
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los. PAIZELI.

Mas. 10i and 103 Baronne Street.
CHOW CASES, STORE FIXTURES AID
p Building Work In first class order. All
kinds Of SHOW CASES made 10 order. and
UPH0 LSTERING and VANISHING done IN
the best OF style on the shortest notice. de41y
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TEsur AM ArcutAPAtAYA.
JOHN ". CHAMBERS.
RA ERsT sAsE a.

REGULAR SEMI WEEKLY BAYOU bt'.A
AND COAST PACKET,
UNITED STATES MALL.
Leaves avory WEDNESDAY Ant saturday
nit
TTsA A. FOR BAYOJ ARA WATERLOO.
LahsaASkSI Hermitage Fort Hickey Baton
a'@f-4ssAAAs- Rouge. flaauntnipe and way land
inRs Tho fne and Rplenid paaBenger steamer
John w CANAON.
John O. Libano. ntaor, ]. II. MORsop oIork
Clinton and Woodvllle frnlghts shipped We'd.
needay reaohes thesr destination Friday evenv
Ing.
Clinton aud Woo1viIIo freghts shi tipped Bntur.
my ronohoa thor domination Monday evening"
GEO, d. HITE, ll2 GrHvIer at.
BRITTON h EPPLER. i92 0ravier as
LORD n MuPEhKE. l22 arayier at.
Eu2a o. q. WAYNE, "a Grnvier at
BAYOU 5AHA bEml- WEEKLY OMITTED
BTATEB MAIL PACKET,
!, TTs a. FOR BAYOU SARA. WATERLOO,
hFSHasaM Hermitage. Port Hudson. Lobdell'e
sa1%a@AAas@' Store. Eaton Rouge plnauernine and
DOstoffice landings Htehmer
EDWARD j. CAV.
J. ]. Brown, mnster. g. 8. b$reoG. olee6.
II nvea ovory MONDAY aud FRIDAY ut s o. M,
returning nverY WEDNESDAY and SUNDAY.
BGr freight or ptHRaRe apply on hoard or to
i II. GARffN. 80 Magazine 81,
iYBi JOHN JANNEY 1of Common &c.
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1
mcat II G"nv"rs" v Ie4 hhlk l"eat lhsf"btw
t'"svor cai4 r"o llAn"'f 4 +" ~ hal"t e"i+
tnn t'Rr.lbn' Y "Hl, " Ail"" n ~. = ''tah " "
Walden, tlRwk5H" =it"h u ~ Mtui 1tnek M"ii d
/ WAN Al 4 is A+t7y AEH il ltth hhi. AhtEhAin s6R
/ y HoAham a VI NJ" ! Norwood ldtnnttie ~
SlWa, ltltur' son Nh !" "tf hHdtis4 70 "fdet
.s"lal w i."ina "nttan
MDEHhtPb I4DUfHINtgk AND IENhE RAIL
p,nt. .tfr, .f,UA Nrat,ttt M,
h''NS 49, ~ 80
\ ifato'nhrt IN nhia snfat I'M hh'r ''.@4H's
t,',te# .5'" h''"athAaf 'il" t"N"hA@, a'ni21'h
81" y e 4" at"et - &C. f. ha24 a'E4l /, ~ NR7t
VA dp IN Y " f'7 HhHa4 w afp8#"st hfi ihta 1h
gH1 steaHH@lt hatAy+ .'"p .Ht9s m99'7see 7"tlh
Moore A. hhha en9ht Sghnlaf <5aGiHt H. do
th" Gh@ne s.t"4 p 'ola ''La4, 'nWI"a7 \.
hha n"iaaa"a ltpp hi7a N67 ~ =" ~ heaH a,2at
hi'i ard MlhAtn ~ HR hlRH l"hl y" v Y
L"i"h"td ne y. q" .5h4 mnR"7,H W II ,.At1'''s
N tta hh1a t nnsat +&Mh I'LL nni4 MA"
hrE"a ttahMt it"I" we W ~ y |Rh"t1.-It
hhda angar !. G"h1hauk A" !" Il 4A1oh
Y" u hhl7 mnla@ y ~ @" h7hs " " y. Io"& '7''
r l. SEWN - q" -" 3aHS Go" I faff"Rhnne
" hhH hhFhI hhl Hflnsl hAt M ~ r'i h', ahGRt
| Mira u letttY ""ndm"a ""t3"' i's y ''' hh1a HI
ri HI hif "hKRF 2 hRl' lhol ~ @@s 'lt@H f"HRh
tic"
Ii"m + in,n4h : ~ e''amehlP M"Ea' t-' "a ~
cotton ~ whitney w. ~ 'n" t'hMlp' 40 :, Y"
IN" itatlic so" ~ i.eh",hn @h'+hem WOO - Il"
kHkpa'ltk 1r" ~ h II wilson 49, 49, aAhRH
."tt"m H"od oI"it"" scot h"9e.iAt ~ ools on
NJ hhls pegant " y Snh"noh "Htr'ht N" ofdn' 70
~ 80 ~ ~, t'" So NJ, W.; 81, -
Ill st t,ii. .,,', /, Intna,n n N, III / pn,,t.IIt
sr, ~ "a g., hbIs n"l,,s,,a TnI,n f..If., ~ H."
I11..air, \ it,ndn, III ,n HI NINA s,rer man 4 In
~ ','| m :" ~ =, ~ I'ii
IN I'M. ,,oInaa.a Clam Itroa a., IN .lo S,arnoll
Latayo I hhls sugar Iahtto Duitho teo 4 III
J tIarria Soc lido s. II Kennedy y htl meina-
aa- F,anga X Legendro tsnta aYInp isdw y 1'ay
"'' b %G """p sm ~S % Ss', Sota
pR'ea nl"as = ie,tee'"b' pE'"t "''N" on" III"
"n,tsn i t,ln,rSn hht apyar NM ,n,'asans II
N O& NJ Il 80 noks rouph rioe Frnea and
tund i-n 70 order Total bales cotton fHoka ept
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wacespaa mt tnr Ncw RRstn

Horn leland Per schr Tranatt--l3o bblr and 4
ofdof
iIandsNorn Por achr Ine Topp 31Col ftrt lur.
ytet tu l. hrnlen8
Molil" RH rrr Eahr Maltha aa0 hbjs ros. "
Slunaou lr6lu
stockton Ter scbr WlhoIrina N loo toct Iumtor
I MtrE"v
Blind lstyor Per sohr CeIina 229oo st..ves e or-
dpr
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FrtyNH,


spsa scamrttp Frcdertre Fernando. days fran,
NaFsrR ~ t.nuts kAuLoI SeG@5Tar S4nu Il
Br steamship Clan StuWt iiary tram Inv rpoo
NOV IL, to tiliaI Nross { O. 4th dist
Rr ship noSrushire, NoSu tt0m LlnH Am Al Hail 4
NSuGhan Eart
Nor bark RnllArt r.u,-au. davs from Calves
ton tvrt M. ir III tres haHra tor Amsterdam
to master laIut
Span bark Rosario Gprarit u iaya from Malaga.
to AvsudSun B,u- W IL 3'z-t r.
Ital bark GiuliN Il HI emrurt A-sauta 81 DAYS from
~io "a Jarrito VT ta a-t m,stys Point
&ns bark LUtI nant- a a'urzh. q isYa fra s.
Vincent ant cape Az Arrda tn mast II Port
Solr J ferson Borden trem Ii&yrrs 10 sns ko.ry
Point
Sch aisy ( Parkhnrat Cooper from srdctrs
~ Norton BeH-Ptc Tier
STEAMBOATS,
Eldorsdo, Little from Cincinnati
John w Cannon Idbano trtm ltayou sara
Fanch<n. Broad from Wash tuEton
Henry raSe AuenIp. trctu ~ Al lsldsonvllle
City OF s'sgoc Cooper tt0nt ,zoo Gjty
Martha Eassett from Port Eada
Fair PLAY eapreau. tIuHi Ip.f Coast
Belle Blau, hard. from Upper Coast
Isabel. Pry IRON Lowrt Coast
Ht Iew Wattlua orders.
Bark WINNIE T. McIayee from laudon ost22 u
LeWoH, rowel htRtm n
exports.
REV Y0RK-Pel steamship cen Whitney
1oas halas cotton 6to hh 1iso bbls molssses
Ef bslra popa 5a bbls sap -tcek sd haes skins /
balds and sacks wool ~ hx~ BEEF IS hhds talow
427 bids " 4 hides iaf pkAt 7nndres
NEW YORK - Per Steamship Cortes - 1855
bales cotton 1872 bills olass> ao pes slaves
BELIZE " Per steamship u u Ward, Jr - 70
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STEAMBOATS,.
oHHO RuvKn.

INDFFENntNT ONO RIVER PACKET.
LeHves MONDAY, Dec 3 at & o. m.
IT, FDRGlNGINNATi LOUISVILLE
AAsssssss8t II EvanRvi le Pnducah Cairo md ali
s~-~N+%'-@s Intermediates points Tho uaaaen eer
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UPPER COAST.

PEOPLES FAEOEfTE
REGULAR UPPER COAST SEMI, WEEKLY
PACKET
Leaves overy TT EspAY NJ = L. m md SATER-
DAY ~ II n.
IT, a. FOR PIhQUE MINE. BAYOU GOU-
.sstissssAAss4tss IN Donul1sonyll" aud AL upper
@seA-@A'--"-k coast landings Fhe0ne lust pnSsen-
g0r steamer
he SMET,
Frank Gttondorfer muster. $. T. Goodwyn and
r. q. Mnasrot clerks
will lenve as aboye commencing hsr trips on
TUESDAY De. anfber Z. For freight or passage
Hpuly on hoHrd. d.
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fiintIrnr & Rnrh al

bar'ey TheureT Becker q crates cabbage 10
n u AMIGO 4 80 10 10 u w Dawson &oo-lot mdaa
9 A Whitney 200 -sundries 10 order Total 26tl |
bales or ton
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Niorroanutfnr YTi5 new Jaene He'll

!, = NJ Nh@lhoat fitlrg . ptS"pmm iEHi 0tls
wi1 ta ehItgad ~ mouth ~ Rni river ~ Nov
DN auH tp1 forwarding freight consigned r.
hnHt ut nR0nt jag
H,ksNA-.
ROAD AND sTEAMaiIir CoMphNY.
PASSENGER ROUTE Fox GALVESTON AMI
HOUSTON
IfaRsenEnra tnto Railroad FnrrYhoat fool q
~. Ann araoi. ut n IN, reHehtnR Morgan City
N = ~. thor" connecting with atenr1rs ptyIug
~ f-sss For INDlANOIA steamera lenve
80 Ne1 II, G /, en- TuEsbAY Hta-
~ nhN Today. connecting at GAlvoa-
Through bills lallng Rtgnod to MI points
"n III" Houston nnd TexHp Central md q II
and n 4, +, T. Int. and Great Northern, Rail
road. and Nav 0rl"HHa md TsxaA Railroad.
San Antonio froIghts rnroiyNd and for Warflnfi
YIN Clinton and dul., II. and Snn Antonio Rall=
FrolGh'a for GonsRloa. Vnetavllle. tancho.
w.. r"e"iyea via Clinton or GH"ro.
VI Ff~. For BRhzGR8h NTIbdO VIA CAL.
--llsAA4iaEasa- voH on Tho Iron steamer
.G.HaRRan
VIII aafl from Morgan city
WEDNESDAY,, Deeemtar i3
rIfw. ron CORPUS CHRISTI
II ndinn"a g s@haenora a3J p HIM., 5t - =
lndiug signed.
I.Fh eragn q Cofuua Christi mud Braz5s III
my ~, h,ss nd n5 t 4ansHot genHlgaa"a
III" depot of Mergups E.oniei M and Taxa
Railroad, feot of Lahn"tto gtroat. daily until
TicEefR md etntorooms eeourod unfiI y m.
NJ nKnnia' office. ofAt Tho ferry landing. ON
morning Of departure.
Through tlrkeia will boiaRnoG fronlthiH Office
IN thN urineiuHt pDtntR on this EIauatar T0yaa
m Itatiroa N"rth"rn Rairon' T"5aA and raciae
9. A. WHITNEY ! 90, Margeors.
oUACHETA EsvER.
OuACHITA CITY. TRENTON AND MONROE
:, =, n -. Z, Al, a FAGkE
,r- Fo Oh oIfAfUIT 1r's' GIT r y mb1 ~
ssassl IS hr ,,, ma - WY lhn9fnge on
n,,,,s 's1 iVftH ae 'ine
a'i'' ''S3 p''7s'nss, s, t.,,Is's' =
w. w., ~ "lr2t f't iftfni 9T R',49s nc
dri Is Na"heg Il.
RATION ROUGE
SEMI WEEKLY PACEET.
LaevR EVERY MONDAY nj s u. m. md FRI
DAY. u 1oa. N.
t. - FOR BATON ROUGE. PLAQUE
stsses1ig Wi Tnne. bayou ouia. b"nAdsonvtIle,
ana III ontAt landings The now
uaRAnngNr Rt"tlinAr
st. 5oMS,
J i. MrEfroy maRtrr.
WI vE HWY ~ .3v" rnLWlng 42Wn tnN 649at
- W 49, =, - 80 -. Tor
u Mil ,An4}oS - p . =, ~
raqtF IDuf { MaI4. A /; Il 80 ftr,,,i, a..
IAFSIiRCME.
INIpLIIE NDTNT lBI yLzIsEI . NI7JV IN
LEANS COAST AMI ltIeIt Ef'IiF va
httNi
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NEW ORLEANS AND UPPER COAST TRI-
WEEKLY PACKET.
LEAVES M0NDAYS., WEDNESDAYS AND
F0K WELHAM'S PLANTATION.
sg.4MMisst u Bonnet Care Chnrch. Hahnvile
Rss's7sS'a"1Fh KenneryIlle and all intermediate
plantation landings The fine slde-wheel Das-
80 CITY OF AUGUSTA,
] z. Brou master Arthur l.. Freret clerk
sill ieave ~ above returning own tho cast
In davltxh TIC EsDtYs. THURSDAYS and
SATURDAYS For freight or s44sage prtlYo On
i.s,, I'd or to D. Il. PEKRET
No II Delta street uu stair
Jerk will be found on the landing tsi
10 receive freight oc24 II