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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-09-01


ary for being the target of all their noise.
Everybody knows that Germany keeps
large
STANDING ARMY
in time of peace. In it every young man
at the age of eighteen must enter and
serve actively for three year, and after
that stand ready to serve four years more,
if called upon. Many people are said to
have run away from the country to es-
cape such service for their boys. The
philosophical German looks at the matter
in different light. At the age eighteen
and for some years afterwards the average
boy is Of little use to himself or to
any one else, and often nuisance of
the first order to his friends. The King
takes these boys off the hands of their
parents just at the right age. OF course,
the parents will have to keep up appear
ances. The three years service educates
and makes man of the boy, if there is
any man in him, and he returns home
solldlf1ed and injured for the real bust
ness vi lie. Ii he was poor stick, made
OF poor stuff, of course the service spoils
him, and while eating the fatted calf on
his return, his parents can curse the gov
eminent for running him. There is moth
ing SO pleasant to the human soul as 8
scape goat, somebody to lay misfortunes
and mishaps to, for which we are alone
responsible, and especially for the short
comings or WEAKNESSES of our children.
The German government happily steps
III and becomes this scape- goat, and so the
fathers and mothers are becoming recon
clled and happy, the army is full, and the
country is safe.
especially request your readers to see
that Gen. Hanchicken does not roost in
the White House. D. K. T.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-17

cf sugar and molasaes here from that section.
Henry Hsrdwick. engineer Of The steamer shir
morning. III iaavr@ vita AMI four children r.
r.aiaepts 81 vingtnn. Ky, IA has n brnthar
rum ing the engine Of big sugar plsnta lon
mRsrHia. Jan, ts-Tha river ID ria,na. Do.
parted Halliday 70, ~. bouia N lln Apeera for
rittahurr. I'm II Msudo for ylckahurg. Tho
weather IL clear and plaaeabt.
lily telegraph
FGiNcrNNATI Jan. ls-Tha river II IN loot 10
innhea and falling. Weather olesr
rIrrHnuRa, Jan. 10 The river ~ feet 70
inahe4 and falling. Tho weather Ia clear and
mild.
LoursvIrIF Jan, td.-The river IN II feat .
inohes IN Tho canal and falling. he wealth. t.
nlnnar and warm. Arrived: Dakland amt ltnr-
Nv Brown from Naw Orleans. q ilfen CITY from
Cincinnati.
0AHo. Jan ID The river 81 feet - Inohca
and stationary Thn weather Ia naar Aftiv Il
Imporlai ana Ci,v Of Wick burg from g.. Louis
uARNLy o. Jan. ~ Departed. Golden
Grown. Imperial ana Baltic Carney for Now Or
lannp.
EVANSVILLE Jan. IL Tho river In ~ foot q 10
nad "a q. Tho Weather Ia clear. Arrived:
Thomas Sherlock from Cincinnati, Mary II ans
Ton from Nav orirana. Departed ahatlnnk
for Nav 0rleRna.
hr. LOWS, Jan IL Tho river ia ~ feet Q 'nohes
ana faltinH, w athor nlanr. Arrived II ward
from New 0ileRna Grand Tower from Vioks-
MEMPHIS Jan ia Tho river roaa Inchoa.
peuarte no MilIat for Cincinnati. Weather
dHEHNyIII,m. Jan Ia RIvnr roHa iunhns IN
The 10 Il foriv.aight hours. Departed: J., Ia a.
Brown for New urlaana ~ 4 y. m Annie Y NJ
yer for Now Orleans Mt y. m. Weather cloudy
n warm,
VIrKspunu. Jan ,a-The weather Ia clear
iheru,umater e. The river hra rinen inch.
Ue. roah INA Mt noon. Rohert III itoholl IT 10 ..
m Down Il. ~. I,ne ut y M. fa'taO brown
ut y, m. II. q, Yaeser ~ 60. m. Trout ahd
harsnH at 2 =. m. 0houfeeu lnRt night.
RHRrvHroar jamie N, change ia thu river
Arrived: wel from New Orlenna. and Frank
willard from 0hicnntni Cutoff Tho river
above II reported falling Rli tho way down.
BAtoa RouaE. Jan 10 Capt. Joa. A. Aiken
Steamer Gharmer viii arrive ut y. m ami
leave \ saturday, January n. for q and Eaore
and all way landings,
NOAH RCOyELI. Maater-
nATos noraT. Jan. 10 ~ John lannry, N"w
o l. ana. He III to night With y full loud. Leave
O. morrow. Il, ~. LEnHEEItN
Master Steamer Uhf OF Y.sno.
vIuKsnuRa Jan 10 To John Jpnnev
Hnau,at Uuaa. L. uhoutaau sill arrive Saturday
morning WITH a ful load. Leave Saturday Tor
". ii. THORwFaAN. Master
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-17
RR NEN.

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW Oh
LEANS. VIA HAVRE sOUTHAMP-
TON AND HAVANA,
xs The steatpr bipa OF the NORM Ger
.--SAAaIassaaG man 10y will resume their Regular
1llps 40 foil VS.:
Hanover. .JHnuaIy1 About --
Hannoyar March "A A. out -
These steamers touch outward a' Hayre and
Havana. and on their home trip at Havana and
'o1'A PRICES OF PASSAGE.
From Bremen. Southampf ron nr Havre TO Hav-
ana or New Orleans-Ca Cabin, $50: SteeraRe. s35
From New Orleans To Sputhampt n, Havre or
Bremen-Cabin. $50: Bteersge. s45.
From New Orleans to Havana Cabin. $35
Storage. as
Children under ten y ars, half price: chill
dreu nnder one 5eAr. free.
NJ B-Our agents for Texas Messrs Kauff-
man b Rupge, In Galveston. are authorized TO
issue Storage passage orders at the following
through rstts:
From Bremen to GlIveetoD s42:
From Bremen to lndt4nola. $45 50.
The pany reserves tho right TO change
ths route of the steamers, their advertised days
OF d. parture and the prices of passage.
P.ssags tickets fr m Bremen southampton
or Havre to New Orleans issued By the UNDER
siRued.
For further particulars apriyto
ED. T. STOCKMEYkR il CO.. Agents.
ausl II AZ Union street.
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Receipts by railroads.
CHICAGO. BT. LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS
RAILROAD

Tripa January 10 - rs oar ioada. ~ fellows -
"a! bales cotian 4 Gumbel-ial Hickman Moore
la Va den. Hawkins d R.berta-lau TO Stewart Bros
&oo--if0 Meyer. Weis sno-Ltl Lah man abranstu
Sca--l0a Richardson 4 May ns Lyman & Lichtsn-
stein--Tt Jna I Hsrdie a CO. Chate. Hamilton e.
Powell--17 w rhoMraon &oo--'p II Nj Waimaoy
koa-A Allen VISA Bisb- o Gleason Day a.
Proudht-Ss Warren & Atkin-ot Afro II d @ New.
maa-A Jno Phelps A"a--22 la' Nh eat 400 0
4 o Thomas &oo--tg March & SChlonger-t6 Payne
Kennedy &on-ih Gar nei & Ctpp-i5 j l. Harms a.
oo--.3 kshar Garduer-is More e. Colan,an--it
Britt IN q MAysp- q Beer % Sims, BiIlups
&ca--1 Bead ss Wood &oo--,A w Santeii &cs-s to
= b Newman Zoo Richard Flower &oo-3 III ALI
son &co-IJ Farguson Goo L Buokner-t to
Jno Chade Sans--i Harrison jr Coo Falix
Wakor-i L j atver-3 cars cattle q Mshis Geo
: do Ayonok, Mitchell Zoo stock j Lavv-l
or Virgin - cara wagons Bodey Bros 0
bbls hiahwi Drey fus eco, do DOYLE 30 do
ii 3ogreve-25 bills whisky Schmidt a 2issisr--tU
d. John Adams &oo--sOo pk9s beer Reswitz-
r. lie leather Hortcr Fenner-a' cases matches to
John 4 Moore if boK"s drugs I Chow. Zoo
w boxes urugs stauier Msoroady &o.-8 pkgs but
Onyr e-s o.s-s mdse KstE & Hatnett-' do Yale &
bowling & b,xea hats &c Booth ~ do Beden- y
d. Simon & Kahn = boxes mdse II N Th.ysr 40 -
machine SINGER MI Co oeops pouitty boKes
eggs II La y ier-2 do Miller d Mever-4 pkg rags
q NJ Bi .me-i bales domes to John p Richardson -
so boxes uhceas 10 tteroes mans Nose Bros cases
shoes b Dupre-s pkgs butter j b Soiari e. Son 5
box shoulders Theurer Beck er-s sacks oileake
Anderson Simpson :, bl .ck hor-e Lehman. Abrs.
ham &oo--undry mise TO A Whitney &oo-Totai
l. 60 bales oft
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vICKsBURG-Pc steamer NatohoE-tp baoa OF
cotton Meyer, Weis &oo--i3 J Harris &ro-ai6 to
J L Harris &co- : honitcn--..6 IA Allison 4 %
I}a q Graham, Slack &ot-liS h q Nesman-a6 TO
Rich ardson & Maya Buokner SC -7s Clspp Bros
&oo-ds Hyman Iiontensteh - Moses Clark.
0hafa Hamilton Powal So John Nohle-5 10
Lehman abraham &co-$n Frankan ush & Borlsnd
IL T Aircy &@-'o Gardner Copp-s1 to w
Black kco--sT Own, Frelsen &co-t5 Norwood a.
Rioharda-as X Nj walmaey 1000 Keifer 4 Gard
nsr-s7 Jno I Harie &oo--l Britton & Mayson-2s
Stamp 6 eentell &co-i6 kicRnAm 4
Moore-i4 March & Sohleu kcr-l0 II Beer ~ to
Stewart Bros Goo Q Enomas zoo Allen. West
d Bush-1 j Isrver-T Ju ny Gillis-T Smith
Br, &oo-S Avendsuo Bros-o o Hopktns-t ID q
seymour j no Lhatfe n SOUS Philippi 400
B Beas.ia- Wood &co-2 Geek burnt w A Peale
w Thompson &oo-l W II Merkel-6a6n ssoks
cotton seed \ 3 Cotton Seed AsSoostion-'s do mnal
A Greenwood = IBIS oil I Airey &oo-li ba,es
mdse III Ii Wi-dom-sundr1cs TO orasr--Tolal SsIa
81 6A RsoAs 90 ton aeed
GRAN ECoRE-Per steamer Charmer-7Is
bats eotton r NJ Walmslev &oo-rl0 Meyer, VETS e.
co-las Payne. kel needy &co'.6 shmsn Abraham
W L l. Airvy 400. Il 1 Buekncr-12 TO keu-
d Gardner 81 II n O Newa.An--.s Beraud 4 Gilbert
4, Jno Gaaffe u Sons-40 q Black Sco-2S TO u w
Sentel &co--a Bush evert-tt S 9umhet-3 10
ChatfcI Hamilton a row ell-30J Harrison jr &co--
- Richard Flower &eo-ls w Burbridge Goo o
s Thomas &oe-- Stewart Bros &oe-s T Q Girert
All-n, Nukert &so-s A NJ ut,n-7 Chopin
Hammonds, 9addis &oo--7 Cyrus Bussev-a Con
ger a Kelly Brltton Mavson--) Jno Pbelns &co
&Jurey K Gillis-3 Laosss' gne-a by rlauche &co
John Aaams Goo Z Cas- e-j Ill Duwhng-s
N dlr 4 Ganmaak-2 A Duoros-lJ 4 Harrlh AGO
] NJ Latimer &co - John Noh.e-l II Spiro-lo,
sacks cotton seed TO o otipn Seed Assooston-a
s.si sesd oort.,B 10 p @ GibeTt-l2 hhds sugar TO
Ar Miltenherger Pollock do hh's mo- sssas 10
mo Ch atfe & sons md sugar J w Burbrifge AGO
IS hbls mo! assoc NJ Walms4ey AGO edo Con4er d
kelly-3< da Lehman Abraham Soo-s' do Smith
Bros Sco-i0 90 Hammonus, Gaddis &oo-l0 do 70
H AL son aeo-4 do ht do n U L Co hf
do u, yer Wais &s~-9 ksSs do Harrison jr &co
bbls peas Rspshaw Cammack &lo--, nhr'-.~ = =
de- otsl auus . sacks Gotten seed
sacks seed cotton Is hhds sugar isc po.s molasses
half hhls do kegs d,
MASHiNtI TOS-Per steamer Yazop-fs bales
cotton Lehman. Abraham &oo-og w BurbrIdge
co-,h PAYNE. Kennedy Aco-f4 Mav-r. "el~ 400
2. Renshaw, CAmmack &co- Thomas &co-l7
Ierauu-i0 " Thompson &oo-s Loeb op-
penheim IT. Salfe & Gammaok-4 w Black &co-
L Harris Soo-t Levi Il Newman Hy PiAuche
Zoo Flo -tsll & JumonvtIle-I Philippi ECO
Norwood Richards s Rawlins-i 10 ordsr-
Ioe bhds sugar b. k-h' do Jno Chatfe Son--i0
Ibis moa@ses A A Mouton-So do Payne, Kennedy
&co-u do 81 hhds sugar w buroridge &So-6
bals sugar G Sper-.si sacks cotton seed NO Cot
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FROM THE rAssEs.

PoRr EAps. Jan. 10. o q. m. -Barometer ~ 10
Wisd cas- very light. Weather cloudy.
Arrived at 10 a. IN stesmahip Elf, Knight
NJ Kay master from Kay West. I Il. Roberts
At tias a m, llatifh Rtaamahip Viola. Hta.
TO A. X. Miller K 90,
Atap m atpanahir Hudson Freeman mas.
tor from New York. 10 A, Mnul on.
Britiah nhip John Hunyan. Gordon master
Va days from Havra. III ballast. to master. FOL
orders.
Norwegian bark Unn, Laronnen master. q
dava from Rouan IN ballast for arinra.
Nurw. GtHn bark MARI. Johannnaan master
% dAya from StlNasalro. In ballast. to mas or
for ordara
Hailea Steamship Colombo for Bremen
schooner Joseph WI 10 for Charleston.
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RH POLLS.

FOR ARKAPOLIs.
Leaves every SATURDAY at Q y m.
~ FOR AhKApOLTa aREENVTLLF
A3kh aud the bends. Vioksburg Del6n
:, Natohez. and intermediate landings
The steamer
Ed. RIsHARDsOs,
Frank Beck, Jr.. master. A Mcyay clork
lenvt@ as nbave connecting at vi ksburg with
Parisot'a Line for MI points on the Yazoo. Sun.
flower Deer Greek and rullahatehie,
c. r WORK, r. w. ADAMS.
o. a. WAYNE, BROOK ETT h CARTIER
VIII give through bills Of ladina to TrentOn
Monroe. and oil stafions on the Vichsburg
Rhrevern-t and Pacific Railroad. via Deta Ia
nlao +, Pine Bluff md stations on L. r. III. H.
and r. huliroad In Arkapolia
w. b. BR0OkETT, Agent,
seas B8 Magazine street.
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l,Ev kAs4sssss..
HARRISON LINE.

,xAAksM& The steamship
RasIORBAN,
Lang, Commander,
will sail on or about January II. 1880. from her
wharf. foot OF Monfegut street.
VIII receive cotton ard sign through bills o
lading for the Continent between Hayre and
Cfonstadt.
These steamships being Of light draft Ill
cross the bar OF the Missi4 sipDi at all times
without detention.
For freight apply to $500
LUCAS Z. MOORE.
de201 100 Gravie street. m stairs.
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GnEENv,L,., v.cR -.U.G AMP Esss

UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET.
r-r. 800 Won Ess ' vfokaBuisa g. kATHiouEz
ass;sssN navtes Dent and intermediate land.
RORERG E LEE,
william Csrnpball master. r. Howard cIerk
r@riaot'a Line for iii points on the Yasoo. sun sun
flower. Door o.. ek and Thllahatchie.
& WIN WYNN 4 % o9 nrnvInr sr rlSoe'
GEO. d. HITE. i4s DRAWER street.
VIII give through bills Of tnding to Trenton
Monroe apd all aetione on vieksburg, shrove
W. ID. BROOK EFT, Agent.
anie M hngazin atreea.
M, uN VIM sTATEs MAI \ naGkEr
- - vi IN u ode The new aud magnin.
cont j. !i"T q. Wa s'rs"of
J NJ White matter, Cur Holmes cork
connecting at vl"kaburg with P..ti4pts Line
for MI points on Y y mud Tall I'm ohio riv",a,
:" H 4. WIN sSa Is SS I %lYS i / GARTER
VIII give tbr ,ush bilts OF t.d, & la Trent u.
Monroe aud NJ, stations on vleksnurg. BhIeve'
post and faoiae it.i1 a, , via = ns ,..r La.
nutp ~ d.vnzin" atrant
SATURDAY VlCKSBURa tlNlIED slAA Es
MAIL JACKET.
Leaves ev',y SATURDAY. Mt . q, m.
IT. FOR WICK .,BURa. DAVIS BEND
So Naiehs,, aud al intermediates land
@"A@@A~"%"e ln9s- The passenger packet
nATCmkZ,
II r. Esathars. master. n. Muse clerk
Onneotng at vtoksburg with The pt.ri OF Line
Tor Yazoo, Tallnhatchie and annHowar rivers
and with Anchor Limo for Memphis, Cairo aud
tAuis Will give through bills OF laiing ,t
Monroe and NIL stations on tho Vickshurg
hrnyaport aud Pa life Isair nd Win Delta. La
Thie bent reserves the right to tass all land
inEa TINT the Captain may conaidet unsafe.
For freight or paasaRe anrlr on board or to
JOHN JANNEY 100 Common at
J, II. CABIN, 90 Common at.
win Hign through bills laiing to stations on
thu Vickshurg. Shrev. port aud PR- iHo Railroad
at same rate ~ ether hoais.
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ETEA M BOATS.
RAyss1 sara.


REGULAR aEMI WEEKLY BAYOU SARA
UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET
Leaves every WEDN HDAY anu SATURDAY
@y FOR BAYOU SARA WATERLOO
keAa#& Ilermi'sge.. Port Hickey Baton
fnst ami splandii raap enear t.amer
gnHN w. CANNON,
John 9. LIB mo mnster. J II. Meazop clerk
II lnton and Wnodvillo freighta ahipped We'd
nealay reach tioir destination Friday even
Ing.
Clinton md Woodvile froie hta shipped Ratur-
dry reach h ir deaiua'ion Monday evening.
FOR r. light or ~ Hagn npply on board or to
GEO u. HIFF iA2 Hravier atreat
DHl rTDN h EftLEA, ts2 Gravisr street.
LORD MupE KE la dr-viet street.
an7o q q, WAYNE, ~ Grnv,.r a'raet
BAYOU BNRA SEM. WEEKLY UNITED
bTATFR MAI. Packet
TT For BAYOU SAsA, WATERLOO
ds $500 i",mi',se Pr, Hudson, = leila
and poatofTice land n9a-Eteamer
En ARb j. GAY,
j J. Brown maatsr Il. Y Htreeh clerk
leavea every MONDAY and FRIDAY a'bp N,
re'urpiny every WEDNESDAY, and SUNDAY.
For freight or passage ANDY on board or 10
VI. DAHIfN 80 Nj ,ga1ine atrest
ivai JOHN IANNEY, LOG ,mmrn 4trant
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aeceipts at the Ola Rssls

Pa@cagoulA--Por aohr Maud--31, 90 feet lumber 70
or,er
Paas Nanchao-- Per schr Pomme D'Or-as eords
tus ~, nj
Pearl River-per sobr Adde Fads-ls. 900 10
lumber PM Orr
FaPuageula Per sohr None SuUh-l2OO bblH char
GOAL tp order
Pssoagauia-Per sohr Henrietts-iGoo bbls char
GOAL 10 order
bayou Laoombe-Per sohr Fredonia-S0 erds wood
81 order
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HI ports.

BORDEAUX Per at eamshtp Hathert age-ss tf6
buahea wheat hn Il tg,ttp husheis prrn IN bulk
HAvRE Per ahtp Lydia sko fell--t:ol oAles cot.
on vsra 20
BARCELONA Por bark Atagi aoia--6i1 balcs
Gotten AT.l o. plr s,avaa
kINGSTON--rer schr EheneEer-in ncn foet lum-
bar ~. o. shiuslcas 9a bhla -four Val hf nhs -four
rs bbs pork hetoes hams bxs meat tteroes lartt
halt bols lard = saoks corn 40 booze aoap bbta
meat - pkvs ndse
BELf2E, HON Ncr steamship Wandterar--to hlf
bhis o bbs flour ! balc tobacco HI II bbis ard
stubs bu ter q kins butter IL bna potsoes boa
soap boxes cheeac \ bhl hams box hamA teroe
hsms bales hav - bills pork zoo eet lumber ssol
in specie l&5 pkgs sundriea
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MORaAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL
ROAD AND STEAMSHIP 90.

January 1915 hhds sugar Clapp Bros &co-ts do
K Doher Va do Durrps- nan II N v NawmAu-
46 do w Burbiidge aco-2 do Keller 4 GARNER
do Tertruu-a do Groebel &oo-ts 20 Richard
Mllkeu-Su do III hhla mo John Calder-3, DO
hhds sugar Meyer Weii-37 do 81 bills moss ~
Fl ID Fnrsyths-3s do J"hn T ,"re &oo-s8 do s IL
kennedy &co-5s do Chism Bowl do SLewarI
Bros &sp-2 DO hhds sugar j M walsh do 0
hhls moIas Scannel L4tsy e-o4 do IL hhds sugar
G Pascal &co-i do y nils do bhis 10
Robert Hare < Son bols sugar Piok,rt, Ayres
a CO.. chs hides Bourg-40 bba oil u w Sentsil
SOL pkgs hites Rykoski Msnade-2 do to
L Terrebonne 10 lacks rough rice hrnst &co-f do
Jos hsvid- hf "a sss J Wslsh-5. a. al o.
tie g Mehe &no-s n p-s " arder-Total 95t hhds
sugar u bb.s sugar bbls mossses 104 sacks
rough rice
colt Kirkpatrick &no-i do S Il j Smith do
% bates des whitney eco 49, sacks cotton
seet q Tot Reed As ISOLATION -25S sacks oats to
Jno I Gibbons &co-- 'ota ,s'sa colt
Frsm Galyet n--Per steamship Whitnev-'ei
aoks .sad to d Cotton Seed Assootstlon-
hnls oil A M.gianls Sons-.lsS bills hides bbs
ia low !, WnL ey a.U-<undrias to order
Train No h1is augar Lusk- 20 8 bbs
mo - Clapp Bros & o. do Bourg-2 bales
mess Hugh 4 ynn-t IL do n Gi mors-sundries
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RaILROAD
Alien. West L. Bush Alrey AGO. Gardner g.
c tpp-4 w Thamp on Cos Lehman, Abraham a.
CO. Gil on DAY & Prou 1T to T Carvsr-5
hnds tobacco 50 pkgs 'liy Schmidt d Zisger-2n do
bbs weisky VIM Hart do MoIen-, do b
Pennse-a' 60 rirkl-s r Mathews Bro-i pk Gs
mdse ID L Ranlett &co- Dnls mo asses West
l<3 pkgs w Il L, bault-t car lum Der j 81 By m
g. huad .sitle M p < do Wal-Ia pkRs
md scnwartz &co-6l DO McCi acken & Brewster
sundries 20 oraeI-Totsl s2 Daaes cotton 10 bbls
lasssa
Tain No 2-1ls bales cotton to order-l keg syrup
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TEXAS.

MoHnANs LQUIsIANA AND TEXAS RAIL.
ROAD AND STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
PABSENH ER ROUTE FOR GALVESTON AND
HOUSTON.
Passengers take Railroad Ferryhoat. foot Of
Ut. Aun street. MT = ~ m. renching Morgan Oity
ut ia No., there connecting with steamers plyipe
from Morgan City, In connection with Morgan q
Louisiana and Texes Railroad.
49, Morgan olty on TUESDAY. TnU III.
DAY aud SATURDAY. connecting nj Calves
ton with stoamers for Indianola,
Through bills ladinE signed 10 all points
on the Houston and Texas Central and q. RI
and T. A. y. H., Int and Great Northern Rail-
fond. and New Orleans and Texas Railroad.
Han Antonio freights received and forwarded
via Clinton and Gal. II. and San Antonio Rail.
road.
Freights for Gonzales. Hasttsville. Rancho.
etc.. received via Clinton or Cnero.
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ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, SATURDAY, JANUARY II,

DR. Sorts pkgH tobacco B'fok Hras--ip Ho 10
Waoke Joseph hhls llaupr Miller Hen
derson ~ paws n dee to ] Thompson Hro-tso do
sfanfer Macraadv hco-T do to vupIn-a bhia
whshv y J Nd fob Hro--2 10 + LubrioE &no-
o pigs mdse NJ Smith e rolls leather II Tito
hbl yinagaHaM Davi-snndris# ~ ordsr-Total
iiB bales colts
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naemsresam-
FOREIGN PORTS.


dunenttovn Jaa ti-Atrived sw bark Eoho Jan .
sen from New Orleans
eouthamTtn Ian u-Arrived Ger steamship
Hanover Hoffman frpn hewEJrteana
London, Jan ~ Br ataaniships Prince Edward,
rraHsr from Liverpool fir New erlesns and chi Ian.
Roach. trom Iverp"oi far rhrmsH have been IN
rnlitinn aed h,th returned to Ltvetppol 10 day 10
repair asmasea
Hr "@rk Sarah Douglass NJ Lean from ia YEA ton
October ~ for Livarpool has put into TayRl
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TECHE AsD ArCHAPALAYA.
OPRa.OUzAs.

INDEPENDENT OPELOUSAS PACKET.
Leaves VI EDNESDAY, Jan 81. al s Il. m.
r- FOR WASBIeGTON. OPFLOU-
lgsAs1krS sa-, Port Barre. s lmms port. Church
ass.ssssssas VILE. and all landings or the coast.
A. chafalaya river and B. you Oourtableau-1he
light draft passenger steamer
LAURA l.. DAVIS,
VIM Crawford mater, A. MAyDier Sr.. clerk.
r freight or passage Al ply on board. or to
GEORGE D HITE 142 Gravier street.
LORD & McPEAKE. liz Grayter street.
Agents.
P.s-wfll give through bills lading to Bayou
BRuf. and particular attention given to coast
passengers. ials
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RIVER NEWS.

UFEIUH NEW UNLHAyR DMMOCHAT.
Ratnriav January II. 1850.
Arrivals.
gee marine column.
Departures.
Isabel, ~. John. E J. Gay, Bertha Bonnie
Lee, Whisper.
stage af tine Rivers
Daily tnlaarnphio report of the sage NJ water
MT various nuinta. with changes. In tha "a hours
ending Yesterday at u y. m,
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MARINE NEWS.
OFFIOR NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
January IL lsAO.

EleMrNd NesseFdny.
Br ste amahp itathsrsage Flee ham. for Rordeaux :
Eugater &oo
Steamship wanderer. Leitch. for Holse Hen.
Jos Aiaoheoa
AIN ahip Lydia SkolHeld, Miller, for li'vre-
Lorell 4 Hal ey
81 an bark Atagraeia Miguel. for Barosisa
u Cnra eco
Br shr Ebenessr bethel. FOR Kingston. ia
Master
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~fFFes. FOR BRAZOa ANTTAGO VIA Gal.
.M1AlEl2& veston-Tha iron steamer
C.HARRls
VIII aail from Morgan City on
HEfm FOR CORPUS CHRISTI

<HFFMk FOR CORPUS CHRISTI
FIeixhts received for above point reshipped
n lndanola BY sohooners and through bills Of
ladnR signed.
Llgh erage to Corpus Christi and BRACES III
any, Mt lisk and expense OF consignees
freight for oil tho above points received a,
the depot OF Mergans Louisiana and Texps
Railroad. foot OF Lafayette street. daily until
30, m.
Tioke.a and staterooms secured until D. m.
Mt agents office. or Mt the ferry landing. on
morning Of departure
Through tickets will be issued from this Office
TO tho priueipal points on the Houston, Texas
Central Railroad. on the International and
Great Northern Railroad. Texas and Pacific
Railroad.
O. A. WHITNEY a. CO., Managers.
ooi II Corner Magazine and Natehez sta.
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BAYOU MACON AMI rENsAs.

TENsAS AND BAYOU MACON REGULAR
PACKET
Leaves SATURDAY January IT, NJ 8 p. m
laT-T p For r wAssAW; .RQmnKETT's
7s-'-@ Eureka. NJ und y you. Counter Poiu,
and MI way landings on Bayou Macon and
lower Tsnsas-The fine passenger steamer
TkNsAs,
/. v. Cooley master, Thos Knee clerk
will lasve ~ above. For freight or passage ap
ply on board, or u
de2a L0Rn n NOPE sKE l2a aravier sire
REGULAR TENSAa AND BAYOU MACON
PACKET.
Leaves ShTURD Y, January IT, at 8 D. m.
Positively.
Tt FOR FLOYD. DELHI WARSAW.
&c. - ii Qrooketl's Pom Egypt. Out off.
'ss--%z4ss.aaFh Yves wood. Eureka. Mound Bayou.
Courier PoInt. an ali W y landings on Bayon
Mac n aud Upper and Lower Tensas-The
BIG sUNFLOwER,
J b. sui Ivan master.
will leave Rs above. For freight or passage
apply on boHrd or TO
g. 2. WORK. No. 10 mmerolal Place.
ialT GEO ID. HIrE. No i4l drsvisr street.
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wscsspts at the rev massn.

COvINaTQN--fer steamer New Gam.lia-ib haies
oott4,n Hvmsp iIuhi atsin ~ X Wamalsy A.
no-6 Jno Il 1Iardie 600 - Payne, Kennedy &oo--t
10 ordat - saeks t"uah rioe / Bloom &oo--tt do
! n kant &co-anndrtss TO orde - teta VI bales cot
trn 10 aasEa rough rice
N psS FOL T--rer steamer Observation-Disclosures to
charcoal to urtar
PaarI X v",-rer ateamet Lelie 90. 900 feet lumber
20 J Feip
Pa-oa seu,a-Pcr snhs Flower-906o bills charcoal
to oraer
jordan River-Per sohr Anna Josephine 81 90, ds
wood order
Pearl Rver-per aohr WsHe Hampton III, oc0 feet
lumber tsn,t 90 lAtha j w Adams
Ilanhahoro Per aenr Falstsr-tc. 900 feet lun boz
to II Bu,Idta
Pearl iarar-Per barge L q Iamar-Lieht- roite-
vent n Favre
Pasoaaoua-Por sebr Oit H-sT, 600 feet lumber Il
III Buddis