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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-17

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD,
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW0R.
LEANS. VIA HAyRE. SOUTHLAND.
TON AND HAVANA.
TE%. The steamships Of the North f,,
,-All<&g% man Lloyd will resume their Re9uIr
Trips, as follows:
from Bremen. From n. OrssAa.
Hanover. ........ February 2 About Mareh e
BraunschweiR February 10 About Martb Y
EurDbarg. ........ .......... ......xa
Hanover. .t.-t..... ......
Brauusehwelg. .......... ......
NuruDUrRs ..*...s. ......
These steamers touch outward al Hayre ass
Havana. and on their home trip at Havana All
Southampton.
PRICES OF PASSAGE:
From Bremen, Southampton or Havre 10 HF
ana or New Orleans-Cabin, $50: Stserags 81
From New Orleans 10 southampton, HaWss
Bremen--Ca $3.50: Steerage. sl5.
From New Orleans TO Havana-Cabln, t4
Storage. s15.
Children under ten years, half price: etBf
dren under one year. free. 81
n. B.-Our agent for Texas. Mr.. Petef n. II
hard, In Galveston, Is authorized TO Issue steaks
age passage orders at the following thr0ua
rates:
Frsm Bremen 10 Galveston, $40.
From Bremen TO Indianpa. f45 80.
The company reserves the right to ehanRblf
route Of the steamers. their advertised daySl
Passage tickets from Bremen, SouthampiM
or Hayre 10 New Orleans issued By the unde
signed.
For further particulars apply TO
ED. Il. STOCKMEYER d CO.. Agents.
" ~ Union sired
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3. indicates rising; r. indicates falling; 8
indicates stationary.

IL ever / cease TO love. What 2 Shadines.
Nothing can compare with Reeds Gilt Edg
Aenle for bilious and malarial fevers.
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IF ever cease TO lover" What2 Shadlnes
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SEMI WEEKLY BAYOU LAFOUROHE AND
COAST PACKET.
THROUGH TO THIBODAUX.
IT, A. THE NEW AND FAST PABEEN.
saesaxsssA HENRY TETE.
j. y. Aucoin, master, M. H. Landry, clerk.
Leaves every MONDAY at 8 D. m. and FRIDAY
nj IL a. m.
Lands all freight In daylight and pays partio-
ular attention to way business, and returns
down the coast every Wednesday snd Sunday.
For freight or passage apply on board or TO
b. BIVET, lUb Decatur street,
r. B.-Has a clerk ON the landing during the
day ut the head OF Bienvtlle street to receive
freight. se28 tf
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REGULAR DEPARTURES FOR TOMORROW.

pOTthti0n gOmbhhys United States mail steamer
John III. Hanna. j. w. Blnnks master. leaves
tomorrow at p. IN. positively for Uuachita
City.
The John w. Cannon J. G. Libano master.
leaves Wednesday as usual for Bayou Sara.
The New Orleans and Red River Transporta-
ton Company announce the Silver City, Capt.
M. N Wood, to leave Wednesday for Shreye-
port.
gan. will arrive to leave Wednesday for Mem
mia md fha bpudH
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW Or
LEANS, VIA HaQRE. SOUTHLAND
TON AND HAVANA.
H The steamships OF the North Cor
xGAEs man Lloyd will resume their Hegular
Trips. IS follows:
From Bremen. From n. Orieal..
Hanover. ....... September II
These steamers touch outward at Havre and
Havana. and on their home trip ct Havana and
Southampton.
PRICES OF PASSAGE:
From Bremen. Sou.haInpto or Havrs TO Hav.
ana or New Orleans-Cabfn $50; Storage. 1885,
From New Orleans 10 Southampto Havre or
Brenen-Cabfn, $3.50: Storage, 34s.
From New Orleans to Havsna-Cabin. ess !:
Storage. Sis.
Children under ten years. half price: chill
dren under one year. free.
". R-Our agent for Texas, Mr.. Peter III. En-
hard, In Galveston. is authorized to issue steer
age passage orders at the following through
rates:
Fr-m Bremen 70 Galveston. ~.
From Bremen to fndfanoia. f45 so,
The company 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 Havre to Few Orleans issued By the under
signed.
For further particulars apply TO
ED. r. STOCKMEYEk D. CO.. Agents,
aust ~ "a Union street.
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THE NEW DEMooRAT TUESDAY sEPTEMBER o. 1870

Vicksburg. Departed Gold Dust for yfcks-
burg. The river IL 8 feet 3 inches and falling.
Thu weather Is clear and pleasant. -
CrNcTEEATr. Sept. 22.-The river IL feet 9
inekes and falling. the weather is hazy ana
warm.
PITrsBURa Sept % The river is ir enes De-
low ths marks. Weather clear and pleasant.
IoUfsvITIE. 81 Ut. 22-The river is sta1ionary
with I feet inches in the can al Weather
cloudy and pleasant Down: Paris Bowl or
s EyAs ms Sept a2-The river Is TO feet
ana e linz Ta1hs5s l. G efar 81 a'd eea
fr oai6 V;cesbur1. at noon. Departed: Port
Eads for New Orleans. at p. 70. City Of Vfcks.
bnrg for vicksburg. At 70 =. ra Greenyiie ios
falling. The weather IL clear. The mercury
~
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Receipts by Railroads.
CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS
RAILROAD

September 22-245 bales cotton Richardson L May
los Meyer, Weis GcC-SI Gilman. Abraham Gco-s2
Allen, Anzent Aco--so Jno Hardie &eo--7o to
Walden, Hawkins Koberts-e5 @ Newman
Sc Bicanan & aoore-57 Lyman e. Lchtenstein-i7
Harris&co-F Allen. West 4 Bash-se to 3 "
Wa,mstey Aoo-4l L AireY Aco-se Chafs, Hamil-
ton 4 Powel-26 w Thompson &co-t- Britton Il
Mayson-aJ Keiffer Gardner-32 O Thomas Gco
% Warren, Atkinson Gco-.9 Stewart Bros Gco-2o
Jno CzaHe sons-24S Gumbel-is Gardner q Copp
Is Payne. Kennedy &co-l6 Norwood L Richards-14
Bsadlss, Wood Gco-il Richard Flower Eco 10 to
Moore e. Coleman-6 .lapp Bros koo- to E } For.
stalls Sous Male 4 CAmmack-a Jno Phelps Eco
Harrison jf 600 Fash. Preston tkco-l TO
White-l Gardner Gillesp!e-sas boxes cheesesi tnbs
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FEOM THE PASSES.

poFr FAps, Sept. %. 8 p. m.-Barom eter
20 o5. WiBd north-nortneast strong. Weather
thick and rainy. "
Mediator, Hanney master, 81 daYa from Aspin-
waH. Via hoy West, to Lucas q. Moore u Co.
British steamship Ben Venue, at 4:45 o. m,
Blight master "a days from Gibraltar. to e.
DslbondiO u Co.
Sailed: Steamship Harsley. for Amsterdam.
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butter LAwrence Aco--1S BOXES cheese y Nielsen
GCo-s0 dds mRn vines DTeyIus-S puehons ekS
Cai wine Miller q D1eman- tierces nans oez pE 81
lara ~ DIS NEST TEL 60ndlo-s cases snoes 10
senberg-53 90 "A Jonnson-Sz 60 MAanez-S
Do MIS- MeH1nness-7 40 II Stern 0co-s cases
muse DsIsneimer q 80 90 Mme n Eeynelf-s 90
s ~ Marnsr S"ns Sss a. i asans - N
Bslden-5y bb,s highwines Commagere u Lambert
] CO mdse Vincent Aeo-5 d" n DeIauzac--i box
drugs U II Finiay Nco-2 pigs sewing machine TO Y
Nefson-26 Pegs bacon De g ontter ose bros-7o
boxes pears ~ UafDlbl-o c$f SOCK AIIoFu. eco
az y Mansks-2 care DGlk WheaS Web TOR q Dlll
lngnaIn-os crates eaoosge cor 40 ~ crops poultry
~ DDS apples Miiief q hsyeF-l CT eaSsaes ber-
santts do yoock Miohs Sno1s ssr an.
bage ~ bbs apples J Salaraoni &eo-1 car sheep r
Nj Riley-5S bDfs oil Septo,ine Oil Co-50 do H Arm
clinery 4. utnern Press-i do Inb Cotton Press-1S0
boxes shoulders I2t pkgs butter 7pkgs eggs Millsr
issDy s.ef h 1918 ~ = psss puseI
TanoI =. - us po's so @ ppiue osop
iofie-IS oo hachoos D,vs-ov PkaI o hanso
ra-@ oos ounces Il opis "ppies w
PfaFS oo nAt efapes - Osiaiu s. oiates oaD
naso upas si -. aIn . = Ts TfI 81 W
y aees osepuaEo = ~ Galee 20 % pns
70 sbis 1hissy Mo,lafty-so 90 20 poxes Cheese
Ssnn,ag nis9sTss ogls ~, ops 90 40
Ii pkgs butter Clark g. Msader-40 do W q Lyon &
CO az SmIth BIOS acc.o e. solsr, ~ so SOL
u pigs DO rby.2 cases shoes FlehaTdson q q
u - co4.ap, $500 .hs h1,tar >. hnxas chaese IN
Forobaimar p, os1s horss nsara 4 e,teri 4 Ero-5
hnis IL. III EasseIt, & Y;anes halss broom corn
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RIVER NEWS.
..svr0e NEW ORLEANB DEMOCRAT,
Tuesday, September %. lS7o.
Arrivals.

marine column.
Departures. 5#55 ..z55
s.tsI, Eva Edward ]. Gay. Whisper
- 70 Arrive.
- Cannon. e. .. Gay, Bayou Sara; J. p.
.}4Jsiinr' centennial. st. Louis; Golden RuIe.
kesr Cincinnati, Eva Whisper. upper
I XII Iyaabsl, lever coast: John Wilson. Qua.
vii M, White. Greenville.
stage or the Rivers.
-, teIsgraphie report OF the stage OF water
g.syns1a pofrts, with changes. in the ~ hours
Above low rreroa
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RKApOIIs.=

REGULAR -- PACKET
Leaves EVERY -- at S o. M
j, III. FOR ARKAP0Lis. GREENVILLE,
.kss#sSkl Viekshurg and The Belds-Ths pas
easss=ef1shs seagar Jacket
FRANK PAREOUD,
] ". Tobin. master.
will Leave az above: connecting at yicksbnrg
Ta'labetehie rivers. For freight or passage
apply on board or to
q q. WsyNE, BRoGKFTT q CARTER.
G.. r WORK. Il W. ADAMS
VIII give. through bills of hiding to Trenton,
Monroe and all stations on Vickshurg Shreve-
port and Iexas Railroad. via Della. La.
W. b. BkOGKETT, Agent,
se19 NO So Magazine street.
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~ = = =
EANRDKERR,

TRI-FEEKLY COAST AND BAYOU La.
FCURCHE
Leaves every TUESDA Z at 10 a, ID, and THURS,
DAY and SATURDAY at Ia m.
- n The Al pas senger packet
HENRY TETE,
j. F. Aueoin master, NJ e. Landry clerk
Will leave as above returning down the coast
In daylight.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
B. RsVET,
los Decatur. near st. Louis street.
p. S-Has clerk on the landing during he
day. at the head Of Bisnyille street, to receive
freight. se28 Il
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EAM&DAnS.

NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD
IN fMOBILE FAST LINE.}
THE SHORTEST RUUTE TO EASTERN
CITIES
DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS.
On and after Sunday, August 81, 1879, trains
viii arrive and leave depot, FOOT OF Canal street
as follows:
LEAVE. ARRIVE,
10. 8 Express No. Express,
daily. 500 DIN. daily. TAI am.
No. Coast Ac- No. Coast Ae-
commodati'n eomnodatPn
daily except daily except
Sunday. 80 D:T Sunday. .....s as am.
Tickets may be obtained and Sleeping Ga,
Berths secured In advance on application at The
office corner Camp and Common streets. oDDo.
'''' o' D. B. ROBINSON. Superintendent.
d1 1y wv. COLEMAN. Ticket AGENT.
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Receipts Of Produce.

vrrEsp11Ra per ateamsr r. r. Les-saa bales OF
cotton s u Newman &co--4e0 Alrsy Goo 4os TO
Maynr wsis Ao1,-3a, Riahsrdson Z Nav-fG3 do
I /. Hsrrie Aoo~Isg Graham. Beck 6on--i35 X ALI
son han-i2S Allen. Nnrant Aco-ils Clspp Bros eco
M PAYNE. Kennedy @oo-lH Lehman. 4 braham 4
~ 9nA ,Snt h,vn - Mnnrs1oI Iro r. Eardie q CO.
~, Inrey q GilIia-.y7 n 4 q Newman-s4 Frans en-
bns. a. RorIsnd.s Chaffa, Hamilton \ Poysll--s9
ID Kiet,ar Il Gard1sr-6l j Wolfe &eo-sl Stewart
pros 800 ID W n paaIe "A Craig n Hoyan-3s 10
Fan q eTsnn a son-a6 March q sshIeussr-32 Val.
Am Havsins e Rohertso0 Ayeu0ano Rros-2s Ia
ReadIss wood xno-I9 smith Bros Aoo-,s BuckDsr
HaoNA & " sentsIl Aco-l2 L Keder Aco-I1 to
q N rhomas Acn--1o q " Rawlins--ln Jnn Pbelps 4,
80 Hrman n Tiebtenatein-sR M Walmalev Aoo
Mosa. Siarh--s Fors,aiI q JumonyiIis-s SslIe G
ca1nmantMs Richard Flo. er Ac0-5 Z j Carver
W q Biaok Aso-5 AEen. Nu9snt 6.so-5 Norwood h
irhardsA3 I, r Rnakner-s Moore q Coleman to
Str. r m.n--2 John NobIs-s4p9 sacks cotton seed
N {, t.otSon Seed Assoei atos--a27 do Schmidt
Z,syIer~s ssnks .eeJ cotton Graham. Black Aco-2
A. 1 NEWMAN 6eo-sI bbls oil 4 Airsy Loo
snndrisa r. orderotal 4oss bale, cotton ssjG sacks
cotton seed II sacks seed cotton
KAYntI SAKA-Par steamer Gsy-2s3 balss
cotton j T. Harris Aco-al2 Lehman IA braham Leo
M Clam Er1,s Eco o. ri n d Newman-sa Never
~ NJ; s sty,Ia. Nor wood h Rchards-as q GumSsI
2s scott yc1ebes-ls Frankenoush & sorand-Is
Goaosr KevIt Rinhardaon & Mav-1l yavne,
Esr1S Han Garson Il SOM Renshav, Cnmmscs d.
CO. Richard Flower &oo-2 Forstall IL Jnnonville
. .Iohn Adams S,eo-2 Moore {. t;oeman-I Ksitfer.
a. elardner-I Male & Caramack-5 sac.s seed cotton
A Rabin5s4 sscss cotton seed v y Cotton Seed A.
soclation42 d asgks rouuh rise eward n THOMPSON
ii M Allen Il syme,g do 6 PhillippI eco %
hales moss E ,deIi-7 do Fl GreebeI-suuariss to Or
oer-Totai 500 palss COTTON 81 ssoks cotton seed
saeks eeed cotton ga SACKS rough rice
WAsHIN(3rON-Psr stsamer Yazoo-55 bales cot
tor Iehman Abraham xsco-4S Nor wood a. Richards
~ Giaop Eros eco 81 Renshaw Cammaek Aco-ss
IorstaU a. Inmon vilIa--2g A P,iIIiDpi &co--as
Ksiffsr a aardnar-A r Casse-aa 8 q Thomas 4 u
y i " Rurbr;dpe Ac0-2t q w Seuteii Aco--2.
Male 4 Cammack-atL Lacassagne--iy q New.
man-l7 j gnmbel--t5A Mouton-l4 @eyer Yes
10 p q Ginsrt o Cyrus gussey 5 ZuberDier q Be
han-1 inc Cnaffs 4 Sops--3 w EawliDs-3 to
AZ MiltenDerger a Pollock Tersrou-2 Bloom
1 = q Nsgmnu Aeo-x i L Harris S.eo-2 Brit n a.
Mavaon- Hyman e. Lientenstein-l Hy grosbel-
1 Enrks Il THOMPSON West ir-1 Lscoste-
I paun. Kauueav Aeo-fI73 sacSa COTTON saed IN
cotton seed Assooiation--B SACKS ssed cotton TO
Male 4 Carumack-6 do Eorstail Il Jumonyls-s do
a r. Ghonnin - do Nora God & Kiehsra.-io baJsa
musa perasdn Grns-i2 do Chas Wiisen-57 hides
sack wool & Laeasssgns-aS hides r Easse-5 pkgs
wool a Himmrl-s ukes biees a "a Moutor-iot
hides 3 hog. j M Latiraer &co-t5 hogs best j A
- - =, = ...x-,. =. =
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GREAT JACKSON ROUTE.
EMICAGO. Sc. LOUIS AND NEW or.
LEANS RAILROAD.

THE QUIgKEST ROUTE EAST,
Trains will leave and arrive at the Cafitcpe
street Depot, on and after July 6. 1879. Is fol-
lows:
Leave. Arrive.
Exp. No. /, 5:ls D. N. Kgp. No. .. s:45 a. na.
Mixed No. S. TOO a. m. Mixed No. 4, 7:so D. "a.
Nos. / aud run daily, Nos. and daily. ex-
eept Sunday.
Sun SUNDAY 81 ~ EXCURSION to Mocomb City
'' Pullman PALACE SLEEPING CARS
THOUGH TO LOUISVILLE, CINCINNATI,
COLUMBUS. O.. AND J CHICAGO 2, WITHOUT
tached at Milan. enabling passengers to 70
through without leaving. the train. Only ONE
CITIES. ~
Sleeping cars through to CHATTANOOGA,
for the Virginia Springs, daily. with out change.
Tickets for ssls, berths secured and fnforma.
ton given at No. "a Camp street. corner OF
AID. SHELDON, Ticket Agent.
r. OHANDLER. General PASSENGER Agent
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LOWH COAST.

Leaves every TUESDAY and THURsDAT at i,
a. n. and SATURDAY at o. 20.
~ FOB ORANGE FARM, POIyTE.
ALA ache Greenwood Plantation
Terre aux Roeuf. and all plantadcr
landings. The new fine and faat steamer
EMMA IRVINE,
IA. Ruiz msssef
e, n. ValIette and n. u. Barrels clerks:
Leaves AZ Above regularly. returning 70 tne9I
early In the evening on alternate daJss 80 -
freight passage apply o. board. head o. yo1'
ngereek. sus4
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Clean Your Houses.

1t is well known fact that the germs of dis
ease remain in houses after epidemics, such az
We passed through last sum rnrr. which. IL not
eeadicated. may be the cause OF another cpl
demic, as severe. If not worse. than the lest.
Its the best for the welfare Of yours It and
family TO have your houses PAINTED. WHITE
WASHED and KALSOMINEn.
For ali such work. which will be well and rea-
nnaFtv iAna go to
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HARRas0NLlNE.

$1,000 The gseamehip
WABKaDR,
Jones commander
will sail on OF about September "a, 1879. Iron her
wharf. foot OF jackson square,
Will receive cotton and sign through btila
fading for the Continent. between Havr6t
Cronstsdt.
These steamships. being Of light DRAFT, VIII
cross the bar OF the Mississippi ct alI times
without detention,
For freight apply TO
LUCAS E. MOORE,
denly 1e6 Gravier strost up stairs.
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Arrived.

No arrivals from SEQ yesterday
STEAMBOATS,.
Robt Lee. Campbell from vieksburg
n y tyay, Brown. from Bayou Sara
Yazoo. Crawford, from Washington
Henry Tsbe Auo0in. from Oonsldsonvij1e
Big SunHower, Trousdale from Washington
whisper. Comsreok, from Bayou Gouls
Martha, Eassett from Port Eads
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ysc.sRUvG AND Delta.

Leaves every FRIDAY at s r. m.
6- FOR VICKSBURG DELTA, NAT
.ssff4sssl chez. Davts's Bend and intermediate
assszsssFzsSs Ianaings-The steamer
Ed RIS IA OsNN,
A. McVay. master Frank Back Jr., clerk
leaves as above, connecting at vi ksbufg wish
fatosver, Deer Creek and Tallaharshis
g. 2. WORK. II. W ADAMS, -
G. @. WAYNE, BROCK EFT g. CARTER
Min xIge through bills Of Iadina o. IreuUol .
Monroe. and oil stations On the Yieksburs
Shreveport and Texas Ratroad, via Delta La .
". 3. RROGKETT. Agent.
se23 88 Magazine street.
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CUTTERS, 40 G;rod Street.

who viii satisfy the most fasttdious a newly
discovered dfsinfectant In Ealeomining, for
yellow fever or the terror to reaches and bu9s.
sell In cod
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Receipts It the old Basin.

PascagoUia-Per schr City BeIle-,6G0 bbls ohar-
coal 10 order
Tcbefaneta River-Per schr Hermit No go cords
wood to order
Tchefuacta Riyer-Per schr John Meyers-3o
cords wood to order
PascasouIE-rer schr Albert M-l2t0 bbls charcoal
to order
Maudeville-Per schr Leclair-f2s0 bbls chares al
to order
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UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET.
FOB aREENvILLE VTCKSBURG AND THn
BENDS. -
Leaves every TEqkSDAY at D. ID.
- - FOE GREENvILLE, VTEKSBUEg
L6s$fka and the Bends-Tha new and n1asr.
s1A - nffcert pessen9sr steamer
n, NJ. WHITE,
connecting at Vieksbur9 with Parisotta Iina
for Gil points on Yazoo and Tallahatehie rivers
that 4he 70 rtstr nay deem unsafe.
g. r. WORE o. a, WAYNE
B. W.ADAMB. BROCKETT d CARTER
VIII give through bills OF lading to TreDsc0
Monroe and Bill stations on Ticksburg, Shrsys
port and Texas Railroad, yts Delta., La.
W. b. BEOCKETT, Agent,
au19 80 Magazine street.
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EXPO

NEW TORK-Per steamship Morgan City
41s6 bales cotton bids tobscoO 100 bids boneb ack
2nO bbs eoap 4oo bfls hides 900 bbs rice 900 OK
rios polish 100 bales moss 81 mahogany logs AS
pkgs sundriAs
BORDEAUX-Per bark J J Dussumer-45,6 800
DC. slaves 20 bDls -four terces lard Il bales cork
box mdse
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sUAcMarA Rsvm.

NEW ORLEANS AND oUAUFITA RITKH
TRANSPORTATlON CoMpANY.
OUACHITA CITY. TRENTON AND MONROE
WEEKLY q. s. NAIL PACKET,
Leaves every WEDNESDAY, ct .. N.
- FOR OUACHITA CITY. M0NRoA
Trenton, and all town landings on
Black and Oueeh!ta rivsra-The boa&s
will reserve the right TO refuse any landing exs
cspt mail landings
JOHN WILSON.
Tn place of John Fl. Hanna,1
J, w, Blanks, master. Ben g. CoynWell, clerk
Capt. e. A. BLANRa, President,
GEO, D. HITE, BETTTOE 4 EppLEa. ~
CARLIE, G. P. WOKK, LORD q McPTlKT
B. W. ADAMS, Agents.
Connects regularly with steamers for the
tributaries. and Little Bob 3. for Camden.
ny13 tt
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MARINE NEWS.
Cleared Yesterday.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCKAT.
September %. 1872. !
Cleared Yesterday. .1m"
Steamship Morgan City Read, for New York
CA Whitney eco
Fir bark J J Dussumier, Barrett, for Bor6eaax.
Hopkins eco
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Receipts Mt tho new RasIn.

Receipts Mt tho New Ras1n.
PascsgouIa-per sohr E Blessey-60.o0o feet lnm-
Der TO H Ruddg
Jordan River-Psr schr La Bretonne-250oo feet
lumber to Fl Buddlg
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Fl Bufdg
Pearl kiver-Per schr Cecela-35 cords wood to
order
Pearl River Per schr Leander Jane-25, 600 feet
sum Der to J w Adams
Pearl River-Per sehr Gen W ngton-2a, 900 feet
lumber to H Care
Pearl River-feet lumber Addie EadS-4c, 900 feet
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fest lumber to order
Pearl Ryer-Psr schr Wade Hampton-7S, 0Go feet
lumber to Ell Care
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=; kouns master. G. O. Hamilton clerk.
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b W. ADAMS, u Commercial Places.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-24
REDUCE THE ARMY TO 10000 MEN,
EIght where the MIX In the Republican
COconnut IL 10 be Found

no" ~ "''',, F'''
In the debate IN Inc House on Iucsday.
MIR. Throrkmorion opposed reduction 81 the
army on the ground that the peorl" Of Texas
ana the bordering states nal suffered from
want OF mlllihry protection. MIR. ATKINS look
refuge behind the assertion that the House
hnd ON tnree dl1'rent or'as IONS Votrd Tor 2oFhl
men. ana thcrc,oro hWonl!i be useless To Qitrr
less number Mr.. MINIS sought 70 cpublnt
vii WIN cutlle-i5h logic. fllitu', he r-pii"i
90 Mr. C'Ns ass ,rtion OF notorious nat mat
the presence oi ] 500 armed soldiers In the city
of Washington coupled with the threat 10y Grnnt
10 use TINS torro 10 carry INTO successful
opcrqt on, the, revolution, TO be aitemrt-
rd by the President OF the Srnut" in
announcing NJ elected a man VINO hhd not So
cured a mWnr.V ol electoral Nnirs. anu VINO
WAS II a minority oil 25D.On popular votes. by
shy NJ rsht""h men W'uli nave accomplished
ia" same thlnS. or Gen, GRANTS threat hluu"
would have done i. mat the Unlt"d States
hhl 4DNppW people ana IN area OF JUN miles
over mat 70 OOO men would not make skir-
mlsh line. h.lIpu.h 70 POO soldiers III the DIS
trIct ~ Columbia would TEA menace against the
liberties OF NE country. Ihese are All the ar
guments adducod against reduction OF the
army.
beg leave 10 appeal 10 inc candor ana TO tho
conscience AMI 10 al Denocratlc principle Tor
Just consideration OF the following replies:
Will readily concur. that N" Adm nistration
could have Withdrawn l5.OOOtroops from where
they were doing mischief 10 crushing out Dem
9cratle mhJortles Ia South Cafollnn. fiorldn.
Louisiana ana elsewhere. ana sun have lett
lOOOO. superaDundhnce Tor all Othcr pur-
poses. II there had been Democratic Admin
lstrhtlon IN power. win an army OF only lO.bO.
II would hay" sent II necessary 1000 TO Texas,
ana with tho other 5OOV would have iulhlled
every h"cesshry uuy 81 INC rrgulhr army. -
remind Mr. Nils lhht when We had but NJ
teen 10 twenty mllllons ot pope, hVe times nS
many Indians. comphrhtlNeY lew coinmunlrnt-
ing Ihclltl's', wien nleAlcO anu CHhhuh were
propurllohnloly greatly more tQrnlduDlr. whcn
orelgn countrirs might nave Dreh tempted To
invade vs., lu'uOV men Wrro universally Cohslu-
cred sufficient Tor the regular army Now we
have iofty-nye millions. very lew Indians. won
derlul ihcliiles Tor COMMUNICATION ana no
II
whatever 10 inrre greater cause ior l"reer
army than luVOO now thhh formerly, eA-