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A LAUGHARLE sClNE.
Experience Of an Illinois Farmer in the
Elevator Of st. Louis Printing Office.

| Two men from !llnnia. farmers apparently.
siurdly built and ordinarily Intelligent. en-
| tered the Republican, office yesterday after
noon nhnut Il ,,'Yiurh and before they left one
of them had created a aenattrn ~ decided
| ~ starilng nature, and afforded one ~ The
mnet striking illustrations on record of eN
| tfeme suspicion and simplicity, he men
| aaid they wanted tu look through the build
| ing and were told they would be taken up
stairs an going TO the elevator, the location
~ which was pointed out 10 them One az
| ,hem entered the elevator, hut the other
| for some reason stayed outside. Tho boy
In charge of the elevator closed the
door and pulled tho rope, starting the
| thing upward A the elevator began
riaing the man inside leaped % his feet, glArsd
| about him In terror, and yelled ont, My
God, where am ! going r. He hesitated but
| al instant The elevator was moving slowly.
Hand tho tfanaom over the door at tho bnttpm
was atil vaihla. In q desperate endpavor TO
| esenpe tho terrified man threw himself III II
head ir-t Mt the same moment that tho boy,
with rare ptearnca nf mind. Jumped to the
rope and reversed the NOV mrnt. The action
waa just In time. the ascending elevator
caught tho naaaengers head between its door
and The casting " the ttanson, and plncbed Il
alightly before the movement was reversed
| aud the head released. Then The man jnrked
hack and a. the descending elevator allowed
tho glass window In the door beneath, H.,
again plunged forward head first. and went
| through like u cannon ball, striking Mt length
on the floor Ut the hall laading to the street,
| amid II mass af broken sash and shattered
glass Then. quick as lightning. tho terror
| stricken being bounded 10 hta feet and ont of
the hall and M chestnut street like the wind
following his only lrsa terrified cpnpanun
who had dashed out Into the street Mt tho
frat yell from the elevator.
The alarmed o3uhtrymen were followed,
and nj last the man who had lnapad through
the window was induced to come bark aud tao
convinced that the danger he had tled FROM
waa Imaginary, He was taken ~ the elevator
and Ne uae explained 70 him. but he could
.lut be persuaded ~ take u trip In II. He OK
plained that when he stcpnad In no had no
ihea he was To be elevated. evidently think
ing tho place hut the entrance to n stairway.
When the elevator began moving he Thought
ha had fallen into one OF tho tnut,iernus traps
III u great city. mud was being taken up to lac
murdered OF robbed or disaeeiad. or TO under
20 some experience equally hn rible-he did
not know what 1t waA In vain That an effort
WAS made to detain him about the place for
any length of ttme His back hurt him. no
said and he went away pnllid hut Wiser,
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Colombian ExaCti0ns.


PANAMA. Dec. 27-The Legislature Ut the
State now In session, has passed a law In
ereasing the commercial contributions. or the
tax paid by the merchants OF the city, by 25
s,er cent When the measure was first pro-
nosad the merchants unanimously petfttoned
the Assembly against the passage OF the bill.
Commences. they represented, was never in a
more distressed condition: wholesale mer-
chants who paid the largest taxes, were not
doing business enough 10 pay expenses
times In the interior were I'M
usually bad. and no collections on old
account could pe made; there We're no buyers;
stocks OF goods were unusually light Ia con-
sequence of an anticipation of this condition
OF affairs, and the outlook was very depreSS-
ing. Retail trade was IN similar situation,
and on ali sides there was complaint OF dull
ness and loss of trade. The members OF the
Legislature paid no attention to the plea OF
the merchants, but rushed the bill through
It's three readings in two days, some Of them
rsmai king that the increase should be 90 in
stead OF as per cent. The present Legisla-
sure and the inc ,mng administration, which
will assume the direction of aft airs on JAN
aary ], are known To ba hostile to foreign In
seEeSts, which include fully nine-tenths OF the
rsencantile enterprises Of the isthmus. The
Ssrty in power is unpopular and peace Is pre-
served solely by the presence Of two bait slions
Of the Colombian Guards. The negroes Of Ar
rubsl promise, as soon as hi. de Lesseps has
Hclciuded his visit, 10 rise and overturn the
government. Even they have sum eli MT pride
IL country TO lrawa upon ATTEMPTS at revolu-
5ian waile gentleman from whom they ex-
meet 20 much In canal matters Is enjoying
4Eseir hospitality. But the government OF the
negro party is more liberal and enlightened
than that OF the present regime, and the mer-
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LOUISIANA.

MT John Weigel. au old resident of Amitc
SSity. died Oh the first instant.
Mrs. John Berger, Of Houma, fell and
hruke her leg on Wednesday last
The Standard earnestly advor ates the es-
sxhlishment OF n cotton factory AT Shreve-
port.
OD Saturday week the residence OF Mr.
Norbert ScheSnadre. on the right bank 81 the
river In st. John parish, WAS destroyed by
Sire. The loss was about $4,000
Charles hatcher. OF ferrebonne, was thrown
grum his horse on the second instant. while
running a race. and his head coming In con-
tact With pecan tree near tine road, he was
slmost instantly killed.
On the fourth instant a Chinaman hanged
himself on the plantation Of Mr.. dos. lie Buur-
aseois In st. John parish. His countrymen In
the nei9hborhood refused to have anything to
do with him because, in y iit OF anger or des-
pondency, he had cut off his queue, and II Is
supposed that their neglect 50 preyed upon
mis- mind that he committed suicide.
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stage of tine Rivers
above low cba,.a

below high wnter mark Of 1874. sAbove
bench mnik. Indicates rise. Indicates tall.
Among to the Arrivals Yesterday was the CO.
roma. Tom Parker. J. NJ. Chambers and Il. N.
Mitchell.
The Lucy E. Gastrell was still In dock yester-
The Corona. ono OF the New Orleans and
Ouachita River Transport atlonCompanys steam
eia had n lne trip down but was detained con
sidernhly Ky fog Sh> IL receiving to-day to
return. Without fall. at u. M. an VIII take
freight all poii y through to Camden; Capt.
J. DeHart Is in command, Mr.. 4. u. Phelps
The s T. Line steamer Robert Mitchell. Dan
Moore master. Frank Stelu clerk. ls rec living
and will leave to- morrow at .. m for Cincin-
The G. X. Peck has been withdrawn from tho
rJ9 vt s o. n. FOR Il j river. through to shrrve-
port nnler tho command Of Capt. J I'm nj Gil
han. with W. 7. Glsham In The nffice.
Tho CIV Of Alton. Ctpt. III. Il. Btxby. Is the
Wednesday boat in the Anchor Line for st.
Louis.
Red River TRANSPORTATION Company Line OF
steameIa. sae advertisement.
The new Fred 4. Blaoks leaves Wednesday at
0. M for Ou.chtta City. Wnen Capt. Banks
planned the Blanks he was after a long pole
to reach the top perstmmons. and be has got It.
She IL the largest and best built boat tor tho
trade since .he days of the Parg nd. Her office
is perfect In its arrangements. Her staterooms
for room and real comfort cannot be beaten.
she is room all over below. Sne Is as strong 81
a snip and ~ light as many boats OF half her
capacity. She eau b5 stored BY child, and. as
| for So 5ed, none but the fastest will have any
business with her. Caot. J. W Blanks is q nan
who ia fged by everyb ,dy. HIS was intended
| by nature for eaptaia. and nta G arser Is a
hteanboatman has been remarkably fortunate
and success full. The b rat and man are suited
for each other admirably. aud Il the one don't
! win fortune and the otheE additional fame. liz
will be because the fates have turned agaias.
| two as worthy objects as were ever smiled
/ upon.
/ The regular tri-weekiy upper coast packet
/ City OF Augusta. j II. b on master. a l. Ere
| ret clerk leaves to-day 81 10 a. 10. for the Rapi-
| dan plantation.
The White Star Line steamer, Whisper. J. a
CemsToek master g. M Woods CLERK, le.V %
| this i a m for Bav a Gonle.
The new and fleet Bayou Sara and coast
! United States mall packet Edward J. Gay, Juhr
J. Bsown master. s. s. Streek elelk. leaves to
day At o. m.
ihe regular semi weekly eoaat and Bat N
Rouge PACKET St. Jonn. J. P. McElroy master
W. Il. Greenhouse aad Frank B5rgeroa Clerks
leaves to day al .. m.
Capt. jos Datere's coast and Lafourch
packet 81. Mary leaves to day. "a usual. at 1
M Mr. Il. hicole is her clark.
|. The coast. Donaldsonyiile and Lafourch
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DANGEROUS Illness ~ the Composer Wag


The latest dispatches from Bayreuth an
nounce that Richard Wagner's life is dsspaired
of In the little Bavarian village where jean
Paul Richter Is buried, the great German
musician lies dying. Since the fall he has
been forced to discontinue the walks that he
used to make to the Fantaisie, with his two
nig dogs beside him. Those who have seen
him say that the signs of weakness have long
been visible on his face and figure. Lately
erysipelas has set in. His wife and five chit
dren have been tending him with the utmost
tenderness. The Villa Wahnfried has been
closed to visitors. Yesterday It was made
known that the disease had reached critical
stage. It is possible that the composers
strength Of constitution may save hin. but
at present there Is little hope, and sudden
cloud has passed over the musical world.
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HOTEL AKRi Walls.

RTrHAR.,Ea HOTELS II Riem. Now York
Thoa CLARK North Bloomington, Conn: Jamea II
Mufari. Jr. Nav York A w Orand,,ll. II II
Lucas, A gaibson. ! X Mcdowell Madison par.
IN w i Bates. Mobile: Clayton Lnwp, Ghtc1-
~. John Butlnr. Jr New york J. Laa. Miss II
II NJ W II Tensas pnrish; w Il Barker. Nav
York; q II Farayth. II q MaekusIek ] Maeku-
aick u aton: Chas Nj Martin. Ghieag Geo q
aspor. At Mary: 4 yylsr Road. II l. Montrnse.
j X Gave Simpson Herntr. lower coast II q
ah"ppard u ision; ! u Morson and wife. u 7
Bloaker. NJ q. j a Buck. u Gilmore; Thomas j
Fop'sr. ~ Mary: Gould steamer Halliday
orifY MOTEL A Duke and wife, Miss Tu-
eiie Duke. New Madrid. Miss. W Gray John
Oiaat ich Terrohoune parish. 7 II James and
vtfe, lower const j j shannon MERIDIAN NJ las !:
w Il Davis. uincinnatt, q Eirington. Mora
Bay Ark: q w Thomas and wife. Mndis0nvtlle,
liza Sam DelGuo, lower coast: u II Miier, city :.
Frank raeh. hssumution. IN: John Cald-
veil. rolutn CoUpee. LII: Gohn. New York J,
Chaa Gooeh Cincinnati w Baldwin mud
wif". Mia Il edwin NJ Bn dwin Now York lily;
II 4 Benney. Summit, Mise, A Hall, "
Moitett L. u'svilte, Ky: John schultz. city: w
|. eandera. Waco FAX, l. M Mutt. rhraveport
In: Jpspph Herg, Franklin. La: Young.
NV iberia In.
CAsatDY'S HOTEL ,hn Isloy aud son, T
N tjowdtn n q Newsom, r Il Curtis, lloul- luna i:
q + Huntington Thos t. Neville, Mis- lssi ppl
u " Faulkuer. " s Pritchard M g Bnot. sam
w borough l. ruistara, w J lily. Geo J Au4
trv s. ChafleA; Dr. u r Wilkinson. Hnras. L.
II S Bonnay Suumit. Miss: A Wllkes. Ht.
My; NJ Burns. Florence. Ala: y 7 Nor
row. Baltas, Central Ameri II: Chas Woodruff.
Mississippi.
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BISMARCK AND tue EMPEROR.
A Bit Of Secret History Concerning One Of
tho Ohancellors designations
lpall Mai On attn.l

Ii will be ronem nerel that about the end
Of March, 1877. u report was current that
Prince Bismarck had resigned. aud that his
resignation had been accepted by the Emper-
OF william. IN NJ. HaRsen's "Coulisses de Ia
DIPLOMATIC" the following account Ia given
OF The event. The Emperor William spent the
evening Of Thursday the twpu' y-seventh of
Match in tho house Ut Prince Auton II ,dHf-
will who IL distautly related 10 the Royal
family aud there mist the Count NJ. VINO also
Ia an intimate friend of tho Rld1lwil family.
"Wsll. Count" said the Emperor. ARE you
going to dino oil the Easter lanh with Prince
ferdinand on Easter SUNDAY ne Certainty,
your Majesty" replied the Count. unless
Herr Falk conscata4 the lamb" In that
case replied the Emperor. you need not be
under any apprehension for your diuner.'
al am, however, not quite certain replied
the Count. FOR how oHn your atlnierts ferl
safe VIII n oven her Mai,aty TIL Egnpr . Ii q
10 hide her charitable Oct to avoid be Y atl-
noyedp" How al. COUNT" asked The Fnno-
rur why, Sire" replied tho Count "the En-
press gave officially 900 marks tahpul GiUl to
the uraulina nuns who had been expelled from
Bern: but secretly her majesty sent 1000
marks. Encouraged by the Emperor, Count
N. cited n great numher nf other petty yeSa-
iious acts Of Herr FAX. acting according to
the orders of Prince Bismarck. The Emperor.
evidently much annoyed, left early, and the
pleaded ill-health. second message ordered
the Prince immediately to appear at the Cas-
tie, unless he were so Ill as to have to keep
his bed. III which Caae tho Emperor would call
upon him. Prince Bismarck had to obey. and
was cloeetetl for more, than an hour with the
Emperor. On returning home he at once sent
In his resignation.
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FROM THE PAS sEs.

Port EADs, Jan II. u. m.-Bnr0meter 30.25.
Wind south ensf light. Weather hHzy.
Ar ived: Al this Il. m. American steamship
Wnnderer. Leitch muster, days from Bslize.
Honduras, With fruit AM general cargo 10 J.
l. Mncheen.
At 7:21 n. M. i Utah Steamship Australian
Peter master. from IiverpoOl. VIA West India
ports to + II q ForWoGd.
Australian b lrk Tri tds. Tarnbochia master.
60 days from Lussino. ia bn l"a. to mater wrs
Ge man hMrk Ernst aud Benno. lien
master. 40 days frop Rio dc Janiero. cargo COT
foe, To muster.
Austrian bnrk B'andina. p. Soich master. 45
d4yB from CherbouIR. in ballast. to r. Tara
bochia
Sailed: Steamehips Texas for Liverpool.
Commander for Liverpool, and New York for
Nsw York
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ascsspts of Proauss.

CINCINSATE-Pe steamer Robert Mitchell-32
bales gotten Meyer. Weis aoo-2 Newman. kco--
IT'S acks seed Cotton ~ ell A. snoiatinn-
30 bbs oil w Nj Abbots-7S bbs whisky FlsSh. Pres
TON &co-50 do Burke & Thompson 50 do To Berb son
- dn B Flashpolfer-t5 co G sttst hasx-35 do 10
H,llanda'-' hf 90 Fasnaeht--2 ibis whisky to
HiI oh, Adler SIeo-5 d. Lochle q W.ale. IS do 8
h do felix Lac = bbls whisky w Merkei-- 0
do Mehrnet- 0 do Nelson Acc.-lo 90 ID Papo-
vtch-27 j Spor-'n do T Rodsr Is do Zabsr-
Joseph V.gnps-s0 bbs whisky u hf DO 30 boxes can
dles lot furniture ana sundrY mdse 4 Whitney q
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MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT. I
January IL, 1880. J
ART d.

Arrived.
Br steamship Australian Peter, from Liverpool via
Wsst nties TO 7 e. ! For wood-4th di i ~
Steam hip Wanderer Leitch days from Belize,
Hon. tod Macheca 2h dss
Ship Marcia Greehlsaf Bnnt or, 81 days from Bor-
deaux, In baa t. to ma-ter 9Th nIst
Ans bark TRADE, Tar abocba, SO days from Lagsino
In bAlla It. to mastaT I'D dist
Ger bark e. Dst and Hnro W1lzien, 40 days from
Rio do Janeiro TO master-9d di-t
Aus lark Blandina ?. tich, IS days frota Cher
bourg 10 II Tarraboch e-2d dse
Nor bark Stsat4 Minist.r Stang Eriaksen. IL days
from 81 Th mas. to rnasteF-Pasnt
Br bark ne~caat'a Anderson, days from Havana,
10 masCer-Point
STEAMBOATS,.
Rot Mite ell. Moore from Cincinnati
John Chambers. Muggah from st Martinville
Tom Parker Walters from Il as PIveF
st Mary, alferes from Laurel Valley
G Peck, -. from ThiOodanx
Fair Play. Papibeau. from Up1eI Coass
Whisper. Comstock. from Bayou Goula
aAo-. O'Pry. FROM Lower Coast
Martha Raaaett. FROM Lover Coast
Corona De Hast from CAmasn
John P,rter. Main. tiom Ptttsburl, with II boats
aad bargss
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chants, MT leaat OF this community. would
Witness the fall Of the present party as n sort
af retribution for the Injustice aud oppression
or which they have been the Victims. Lively
times are expected when M. de Lesseps leaves
the Ist hmIa.
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Fuss be- butter ntlY, Mabel.
Shove II lightly thto. the air:
In the corner of the disb. lure.
You viii ilnd n nut brown hair.
Whnt fond meni'ties II Rwnknns
Uf tho daya ore VIZ wore well,
When upon my good cont collar
of WAS laid your little head
lovingly strohad those treEses.
In the hhuny days geua by;
Now | strike iham evpt meal time
In the butter or the pie.
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The pre.,den, raylag ais DEBTS.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 6.-The President to
day decided to appoint Col George b. Cork
hill, son-in-law OF Judge Miller, of the
Supreme Court, to the United States Attor-
neyshtp for the District Of Colombia.
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The Washington Post enters upon the new
wear with another bugle blast for Hon:
Horato Seymour. A few concerted calls OIL
that kind would make the Democratlc party I.
unit. and cause Ii to move With majes.v and
STR ghth that 10 hing couli resist.-lBostou
Post,
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jovial Irish Democrat met friend the
other day and asked him:
Whats the news from Manner"
"0h, Maine Is all right; the GoyernK
sticks"
.Be jabers, I knew he would DR.. Gasoline
Is one OF the byes; he'll physic 'em.--lCieve-
land PIaindealer.
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WEATHER BULLETIN.
wan DEPARTMENT. |

WAR DEPARTMENT.
HHnal Service. United states Army I
Daily meteorological record for tho eight hpute
ending nj 40! Dg Il. m. Sunday. January II.
Observations taken nj the aama moment at
time nj all ntatipnH1
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BELIZE = Per steamship Wanderer - so'o or
rang 90 punches ban '2ro0 pIantaus y seed
canes g sacks coffee 5 logs mahogany pks rubber
bale skins u bidss p Maebeca-i cigars ~
cedar logs Fl Otis bbls oil demlahns oil
Mohle-i POLL carpet Ed Pilsbary-5 hides " Wetr-
mans ~ in specie / Newman
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.

tThe DEMOCRAT Ia responsible for none OF
ehp views expressed In the communication,
under thls head; but no COMMUNICATIONS VII
mo printed except from responsible partes.l
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telegram TO Gov. Garoelon, Of Maine, In the

telegram to Gov. Gareelon, Of Maine, 10 the
following language:
1--WE congratulate you upon your SUCCESS III
the legal aud peaceful organic .tton ol ths
Legislature Of your State, and Tho triumph OF
law and order under your administration
IN Indiana we admire, above NJ things, 'hack-
hone'" Itisrepnrted thatex Gov. Hendrcks
does not approve the action of the authorities
In Mnlue, and that he daavows all Rnowi-
elgs of the Dispatch sent Garoelon. In spehk-
ing of tho matter he said II wonder what
tiarceion meant ny referring the matter to
the Supreme Court. II he did not Intend to
abide by the dpeiaiunY
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AslyEis NEWS.
uEFIOE NEW ORLEANH DEMOCRAT.
Monday. January II. 1880.
ArrIyHpH.
Hoe marina column

Hoe marine column.
Tho ofieers aud members of the Marine En-
ginaers' Association No. H. aro r, uuostsd to ut
tend a mesting on Tuesday. January 10. Bnsi-
ness Of Importance will be trnnaaGted.
X. II. BMl I'll. President.
THos. KING. Secretary.
stage of the Rivers.
Daily telegraphie report of the stage Of watoi
IL various points. with changes. In tho "a hourt
ending yesterday ut u. m,
Aboy0 lou
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RegstpCs ny Railroads.
M0RGAHB LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL
ROAD AND STEAMSHIP co.

January t'--G ba'es colt, n Rykoski & Manads14
II Groehel &co--61 hhds sugar ~ bhs molasses Iii
John Calder--io do ~ hhds sugar Ksifsr n Gard
nor do . A DeBianc--4 DO A Tsrtron--t do Rsdk<
ard Milliksn 3 do bbis moiassss l. Tsrrsbonne~
y d" Dsleedo Got do PAYNE, Kennedy Aeo--f dfs
Gordon H. GDmila-l3 do 2G hhda sugar Seannall. HI
Lafag s6 do iss bbIs iDoasss. n ID Forsy the 81
30 hhds sBpar Robert Hare Son 10 bbls me@k
~ aes q W Ssnte &c"--a hhds sugar stur LaH
GMtrell-2h do ) Newman Aeo--s6 10 St1alKat~~9
- do Capp Bros Zoo II do Knsh LSvsrt-~J do ~
Oaell-- 0do b'l moasaes Bb0Iet--l hhfs 81
gar Nelson &eo- hifs4 20 = Colt m &ao.~i5
bales nose II Grosbe Geo do J Bibolst-I do y
hf j M Walsh bf 30 Eourg 3 hf do Aa
Dnoros-s n ri . or 'e -roal Dalss cotton o.
hhds sugar 4sr bhls moissses
Fom CBton--Per steamship narlan--3a badaa ess
ton 10 q Whitney &eo-5 Wilson Aoa---X<
sacks oats Jno Gibbons undriss TO order Tosa
81 bales colt
From Galve. ,n--Pe- steanAhip Harian--9ol gasks
entton seed Cotton Seed A asooia tion-Is5 ssck6
BONES Stsrps' For chem Mfg C,--spnhries to- oYGsk
From Indian la-Per steame hiD ipton-- 30 bEM1
cotton II Dame 40 - do KtiRer n Gsrdnan-75z A
ba' es hides bales skins bag hair q A WhitxY
&co-sundriss to ordsr-Total b3 bales cotton
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE Rau1HOkM
January i,-,50 bales oo.top 10 ordea-gs AExs
West a. Bush--'l vaiden, Haw kIns Robsrts--ssN
Gardner d. .oDp Sims, Biliups tees Jno T. Hsf<
die kco-5 Sims BiInpt GOO 3 L L Airsy &ca-a3
Lehman Ahrsham Aoo-s to y + Far euaan Aeo--5E
BIKES tobacco 81 pkgs spndries 9 WhstnsY eco
II PIX q Dbacen j = 5araZin - 70 III u HndxIrp #
81 do Hsrnsheim H. Bro25 haieA dsmestic Yast
Bowling 10 pkgs Isdse 10 Hoftex Il FeTner--Isk
sack- oIlcake Sc Imam, Hsl!man &oo--hn bales 81
nestle Lehman bia nam ssGo--ia0 hbia oil skrfnz4
q PA boxes druRs L Lysns-fA pcs csatipoa Y
II d Coleman O. Bro sove4 BaSrsss & Wilma
ID6 sscss ton seed cotton Seed sseey sfIs$
| ~ head cattle ycocs Mitchell Sxca-3s an rasSl
| wootan-l7 pkgs la d Clark d Meader-lo Ibis ~
10 hf do Frowsnfhtd a. Pfeif r-s ps ~ rss.f seAsg
| tack2 oilcake T ~ g Fors ODD 40 pkya fn-a~as
aaller-o pl y = West--4 DO Ia dsssr b.
BIDS hi. Q, Nun Met le-. Is rIa1e TIA yer & IA
rick-s pkg. san AGE g Fl LAWRENCE dee IL bos1
I Seymour d SteS IN i
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u. Indicates riElng. II. indicates falling; +.
Indicates stationary.
LOCAL WEEORB.
NHw ORLEANS Jan. II. 1870.
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liverpool Jan ARRIVED; Scr bark Chasssufl
hahe en. from Galveston; III gr tasmsh,n lin 4
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