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, 1880-09-30

Or the request Ut the County Attorney Of
In 13etlc County, kansas, Gny. ST. Joti yesterday
issuel II requtsitlon fnr tho ,oturIul's Bender
family. Tho U0vcrnur declines to give tho nnn,p
Of the state un which tho seat,lsiion bus l'rrt
ule, but he anya TINT thcrG Is cxcettc1It iGasu,t
10 hc!feve tl,at tho flenlcr fnh!sy Will he soo1l
discovered. arrasted, anl put on trial fur their
crlulcs. Tho 0pyernor Is c0niIdunt TINT tito pnr-
Suns for wtlDm lc hns iseuou tho vequisltlon aro
mot bogus IIentlcrs. Many will bc mure iucrctu-
lous thNn hc nppcnrs to bc, for sf'nle tl'uo ut
least. Tho story Of tho Nebraska ucnh0rs IL too
fresh In thu 1Iubltc mind.
, 1880-09-30

OF Ills NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tllat "he ne
!oflga 10 no party, anti Is inc propoFty oi II"
lnal1, '-ahd then Fave rs MS ptl.ic'pal mo-
tlses for netting with iho Rcpaollcan party
that ilo "belloVes III Tree speech" ana 'hat
ho "Wants' RI honesI sote' hsets la"'!
WHO oollepos III Inc 1ep"ollcan sss'oM ot
government ons"t 70 ake t1o sttne po9'l'oi'
Nt1t no mnli WHO chteF1aths sach sei.ltlnene
ahtl gives u proper sa.''o cah cpnslsseh'1y
'oto Will the Oe'hoefntie pattys "1ose "ope
o1 Victory IL oasea npou the ooVaous' "in,oa'
aVoWc't' isana anu s'oia'cc' "'s11""chlse,
tieht anu ballot'poS sta'lhe, WHICH coat1ol
tle result ot tno e'cc1'ons ID se'efal VI the
noMthefn suites.
4ho A'he1lc''h peop'e' hs ""ole' ase so
prosperous NJ o'"Run'e' vi" W co".''''eo .,'o
1''"1 '"cs e"r"s aehso u @ sec"'at5 w ~ NV
WHY FefRa VI u'sas1c'' t"1s WIS t'lu e"so
a!so III 4s". 4aey seaiee's lea'i"eu ''!"t
CIVIL waf alatt oeci 1ofced upon usein ~ de1h'
aBoes anu TRAITORS until the co1tena'ne
hflllcs nat u IN marsnh!ea on the ilei! VI
battlc anu TUG lists OF tleatI aud wo'.haco haa
heelt fcps'fteu oacR TO u1elr lfleilas' o", NJ
the present t'f''c, they scctn 10 pe ollha Ut ~
tl,llcfght as+a fule 10 u h'ost aangotous cohal-
t'o' OF poIitics III one SECTION OF INC country,
WHICH, IL poFlnltteN 10 prevail hlo Bion' M'41
l'o rs iAtal 10 tao Nep''pllc rs uae Ncoe'loh
wbultl naYo been IL tfa1it haa s"3lenaelca ~
l-cc NJ Appofnattox' We aro upon tnoe'set
to.tay, ot MeSieAl'l1aI1on'' sattl col. 4hgef4
soil; ""o are tf'oh tho eage Of cnaos'' Ino
sta1etncht Is mol cxaRRefatca' a popular
ssste'" VI government rcsts unon tne
ialr and honest EXPRESSION OF the pop''
| Mr "lit. whenever ulat pop"'a'
, 1880-09-30

}ALTlMonE see,tls determined to mako It's
celebration If It's ls0th l'irthtily ulln Ut the must
Imposing nfRfrs. THU l}altltnDtg l. Ohio Rutt-
roaHt will tnku passengers to tue city ut half
farg rates ftrn tho Dth IL l1lo .t'th Of Uutubur.
Tho celebration will lust cIHht days, and there
will lie sn1nc anrt If parade each uny. Il .lar1tt
0rHx festival will bo commenced M tho 18th,
nn is expected 10 be oi,u nf tho must arlItlMnl
festivals Of that kind ever celebrated, f}uti.
more Intends to mike 3usttn 1opk to its laurcls.
, 1880-09-30

GES. Fl1z l1ua1l LEE. nephew OF tha Con-
fetlcraie 1o.,. lsnbcrt Il. Loo, addressed Dyto-
csatlo MectlnY ut Portsmouth, Va. IN Sept. =,
ant. pointing 10 a Confederate monument In tho
cemetery near by, 10 said, W nau steSffe that
t|ino htrots huratd Bander slah nut lars did IN
rain. t'ls Tho Democratic Ticket" lie, too thinks
tho principles Jackson aud Leo fought for arc
wr4ppud up In 1IAncock's fato.
, 1880-09-30

AT nusl,vIllo. ind, tho boys couldn't cheer
FOR 1.atittcrs, but they woro moro enthusiastic
for JofI Davis.
, 1880-09-30

WINNIE REAt's statue Of AtlnIifal FArra-
gut WAS placcd On the peslcstul OIL Fnrrtgut
Squarr, Washington, yesterday, md vellel, TO
wnI, tho day Ut tho pullfr ceremony ot un-
tH1Ipp
, 1880-09-30

Az tito n,lr.!a! meeting OF tile stockholders
OF tho Northern lncitte ltaiir.l, hea ycstcr.lay,
resolutions fAvDrinv tho specdy uonpotlun Vt
thu stnla w1ra passej. It waa aAtesl1llned tu
tn"s,aMxo the property Vt tho stock khncss, con.
sistuK nf laillS And tito r0utl.ln0 IL fur ~ CON.
piuto'l. that money iapy bp obtained to push the
cntorpslsu. Tho following oIi,ccrs wcra cluetu4;
Frederick nlllluxs, President; samuel Wllkesau
serrcsusy; Hubert L. lto!knap, rsoasurcr; and
0uorgu UtIy, HtncraI Counsel.
, 1880-09-30
TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES.

THE flttcAao 1'ninuhE tna established branch
oceA fur tho receipt VI subscriptions aud adyetse-
tupntn on fH1lD~s: ....
NEW yUhtk--lsuon ~ Tribune building. F.T. a1c-
fAHnEN, Mahaaot.
GLAsuuW. tratlnnd-AlInna American fGwR
Agency. II lkanteth-xL
IuSDUN Enr,-An,erican Exchange, ~ elraud.
1tEXlt +. u1tLln. Agent.
hAHittSHTUS. h. C.--11l9 = ntreek
, 1880-09-30

castiRntion OF tho Democratic party for tls
financial hcreaIes and It's policy Of Reputation
won hoarty applause.
, 1880-09-30

TllE Democratic primaries OIL tho West
sdo lust evening resulted II, The cholce Of dulc-
gntra VIII" will probably notutnnto 3fnyor 1inr-
rson, II thnt KeItl1nnn can bt lt1lnec tp rl,t,.--
I'll other words, if he thinks he bAs thu funniest
rancp Ut eicctlun Congressional timber seems
It, he very seal cs anung thu West sls1e pcocrls,
und tho Convention Will doubtless hcssow lilo
empty ho1,ar 0t nomination un ucr. FMrnsworltl,
Of Kane County. knna County Is not III tho
district, hut then tho ct,io,rats chi. got nj, other
gcnttetllnn bCs Gen. Fnrlsws,rth to lcn1 tho FIR.
torn hope. 'lhnt gentleman hns been IN tho
hMblt OF doing go. It will cuillG uasy tu hllll.
, 1880-09-30

JAMES HANNA, OF Oakland, 1'a., before
retiring to Gesl 1'ncsslny NtKht ut tho l}urnrt
House. 5troudsl'urH. 1a,, blew nut tho rus. lie
and u compniton werr fnund stcn,i yesterday
morning. Thu Corunrr's lttry returned Il ver-
tisut III accur1anc9 with tho flets. Another fntAl
cnse Of Rns poisoning occurred ut indianapolis.
Sir. Iants FORESTER, Of In PORTE. and bin wife.
took r,,',s Mt tho pyle llousu IN that city Tues
dHy niRht, uni. Enving bl'wn n1t tho 9ls on re-
firing, WIRE folnl In IN unconscious ssntr YES
ier.lAy ErnrhinE from hnvtng brcathcll Tho es-
cuptng Has. Mr. Furroster died sIlcc, md ILLS
wife IL not expected tU llsG.
, 1880-09-30

Central MI 10 Hall.
Corner KnndoIpll And Htnie ztseet. Entertninmeu
by tin 1rckh CLUB,
, 1880-09-30

AcnHtMy Of aihs5c.
1Ialstca street, between Madison and Monroe
"GrIz1ly Adams" and variety entertainments.
, 1880-09-30
AAtESI:NI E;S1'S.

Grand t}pcrn.TKusse.
C1atk street. bAtwea1 ltniidolph md WashnRion.
Engagement Ut tbs f:tnm. Abbutt urAnd English
Oyuru Company. "CnrHlcH"
, 1880-09-30

Olympic 'Fhcntro.
Ctnrk street. betrsen Lake and Randolph. Er1xaRl
ment u tho l.lnGard uuF!cBau0 COMPANY. "ltDblt
nUn CruaUa."
, 1880-09-30

4 FoR,t OF note, drawn ~ possibly by that
rn,lnent conyuyahcar, Mr.. llobert I1urdettc, VI
tho Nur,Ingon l}atheue, but said TO be Keuu,nu,
aud III uctnal uyo III loWn. hun been sGna u un
Eastern newspaper by correspondent. The
l:asturn cdituefs much shocked. but pslnts the
"form'' Ia us agony column, thus. With tho
blunks GilcA out:
f75. MAtsilALLTowH. H.. Bcpt. TO- l680.-Aftor
J0lesffth ur Uruor tTa. Wit bout relief lrotu up
prAlseniullH, stay, us exemption nws. and lu cuse
suit ~ tnaEtuteA fur lts culleelon. anything a1la
uua Iulu, Including the last vuls Ut elothes, tho
, 1880-09-30

THE postal returns nrU another Indication
Of population which has escaped tho attention
uf tho stntlstefanB In 1t. Louis. Tho ttlrre
principal cities Of tho Wost mnt0 tho following
contributions tn tho Department for tho yanr
u1,tllng Juno ", 1890:
{irtss reu. ErrenSea. Net fev.
Cincinnati. GM.Al0 elEB,Nrs $:sshGsl
Ut. LuujY,.,,.,, bvIB33 .45,tM ihl,41
Both cities, 81 ,lNB,Mi1 41l.A10 Da6, III
Chcago., ,.!HuSt 4tH,.6l 1U7,1Ei
l.xcoss ut Chicago
oyur both.,.....S l{0,1l8 s GG,:fG s &',6S8
, 1880-09-30

3faverly's Theatre.
lrurl orn bfrcet. tDrner ~ Mnnr1t. Enlargement
Of NcG's Surprise ('AttY. "IleYels."
, 1880-09-30

Madison ktsGpt. between StAtG and Dearborn. Et
EuEcn,enl uf u2nn,ah Thumpsun. "josAuh Will
cuulu"
, 1880-09-30

I!antop, street, between Cark nnd Ia saifc. Fl
thgrnlc..t OF Nubsuu u!d Crnho. "coMedy Ut Il
rurue
, 1880-09-30
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LIVING purchashssl the business oJ
~ Chambers & DArlDee 1t this point.
andessuFe1 their services, am pgopal.
q 70 store asd forward promptly, d.
nesgets md cotton condgned TO my oare.
!. 1stae ofstorage 10 future win. b %
tollowo: III sss .1ta ~ ti,tst sas
. aieesh Ceuts per barrel for trsights.
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Natehiteches, Il.
Deolere IN Farst Z Bradley snlky
plows, riding and walking onltivstors,
'ha4 slbeA "a. Ksystooe corn pl:otee,..
(ploate two foWs q ooce). Robbins'
|hpily MaaAse 80 b,eeohsf, I'D other
lfhee eayiae naeh'neey,, sa1aoa !
I. ,omapa9d salsescom q $3.50,
Apeil 3-6m. 'o..ol - 3sl.iN aad !:
. a E4 {
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The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-31
Tnn NEW oRLnANB DEMOCRAT WEDNESDAY,, MARoH 81 1880

aees Lazy Bros--i oass shoes X Stern Zoos boxes
hats b Booth--.i1 cases mdse b Rossnberg-1 box Of
hats ] q Adams-7 cases shoes b 4 n eamory--6
b Il Hansell i do Horter 4 Tsnner-a pkRs glass
ware Mrs. John GAuehe--2 pkgs mdse Rice Born kco
do hice. Born kco--los plowstuf NOER RT GO
pkes vinegar + + Whlte--s4 boxes ohesss q Hrkins
butter to HGhwAbaOher 4 HlrscE--sundries to order
.-Tosl 388 bales cotton
memefanda.
Queenstown. March 1.-THE oasi, stupsrch. for
MHryport from New Orleans, has put In leAky and
with decks swept and boats gone
Cherbourg, March l0--The Vrede (Dutch) Visser.
from Pensacola for BremerhAven, which put in here
!. a di:ehagaf ~ part e her ssrg9 into lighters
SPOKEN.
February ~, lat II. lon ~, sp bark Altagracia,
from New Orleans for Barcelona.
AMERICAN PORTS.
New York, March ae-sailed for New Orleans.
Br bark Maple Leaf Kennedy.
F0Rn1aa roRT1.
[By flLl
Crookhsysn. March lo-l rived from Now Orleans,
Liverpool March 1s-sailed for New Orleans Br
steamship Mississippi Gibson
Dover, Mar b 14-Passed. Br steamship Ashbrook,
Paaillac. March s-sailed ior New Orleans, 0au-
Bareelons, March 0-Arrived from New Orleans,
Asturian. Giusto.
Palermo, Maroh e-sailed for New Orleans, . cam.
Gibraltar March 4-Clsarsd, Formosa. soopinich
from New Orleans for Trieste
Hull, Mach S ,- ,s-Arrived, Ruth Topping, Erick
London March l3-Arrived from New Orleans
Varuna, Sheen.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-31

s: :ss aGzsg ana Wis., s;s ;st,: tncs'ss Sss'.s
sna \ ID xs. saoa issas,: SniHs a.% Sis.ns
Ish s1nscnco, March 90. Flour dull and nominal.
Ei E.ss: NJ. N 'r red wintes u la.. No. 0hioaxc.
ipf1nx M 121l I2is. Corn. dull. weak r,ana ana
SWsr: asa. Oais active aud lower; ae. FORK
ssnsstssa sn:sssIsaa and md owsr: ssaS Butt meats
ssel1lt1 and eensrally lower. Whisky M Mstsadynt
s 10 ooSseli ooo shipmsnts soo receipts
400 higher: mixed packing g sSna % ss Mght
n 1SScoipta 55n0. shipment 1000; slow. yeaterday,s
a4ysnor nearly lots. closing steady WITH tair u
Demand: common e medium q shippi,ue o., sAset 20
ecod a.nana m s a q ssss 6 sheep Nheoeiots 1900;
9htpmsats none: eaeler nut free sxfas moysmsnt n @
Emschoice Is 2O3s so. London SPECIAL says
de cattle trade Ia very firm. good clearance
@A1de. Sheep unchanged ana IN Good demand
n. touls. March so..-Flour dull. Wheat duh
@and lower; No.2 red fall Sl 2lA; Corn active
Will % STEADY ss It d o.. PORK lower g sslI.
Lard lower; nom!nally 6,sb:, Bulk meats weak
Bacon da saa
sschers' toiency u ssg4 y: receipts 400. ship.
e%s to o fancy s steers a drove averaging 100
I brought Is 10; choice TO fancy range from
4 . 10 Is % good 10 prime heavy NOS 40; other
n kmdes unchanged; receipts HOO. ship menta 500.
# h0ep Arm AnL unchanged: 100 ~ average
81 bought g. 1905 2S. l10 lbs to t1S st average
81 De6os 90: receipts 1000. shipments 500.
b bMNCrNnxTT. March so.-Flour dull weak and
81 Msr, Wheat weak at q 2e. Corn firm at 4.
7# ais dull at s70ss, Pork quiet At 80 75@1l.
afd I'd rood demand At 05QD710. Bulk meats
n elve and nrm shoulders ~ ribs 6A sides
A k. Bacon In fair demand and Arm. Whisky
eugar arm: Hngs % active g ns ana "a nrm; ;ssns 9Gm
s uo0l 20. butchers a 60egA 70.
AM LyOuIav1LIE MRrch 8O.-Flour quiet: extra
zoos, family tsas 70. Wheat steady; q 1bg
- Corn steady; 42@&2k. Oats quiet and
8 f0Ady: B6k. Pork quiet at S12 2s. Lard steady.
S lQlk meats 1rm: shoulders ~. ribs eh. sides
II Bacon arm; shoulders ~ ribe *. sides
/ x. 6ugar-cured hams 900. Whisky quiet
y 64LT7nolx. March so-Oats fairly active and
An0han9ed, Provisions dull and unchanged.
& NpEee Quiet and steady. Sugar dull and un-
{ BANGED. Whisky steady; sl lok01 II. Freiehts
h WiLnrNaToN. N. q. March so.--Bpirits of tur.
&9onklno dull and nominal. Roain quiet 81
~ 10 for strained. u 17k for good strained
Afaf lnrm. at q 90 Crude turpsntine steady
4 d S6 for hard, q 80 for yellow dip. Corn quiet
prime white Texas mixed 81.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-31
Rsoelpss by Railroads.
NEW ORLNANh AND MOBILE RAIIRnAI

March 3O--1e0 bales cotton to Williams q Crane
80 do 70 orders Allen. West l. Bush--2 to Walden
Hawkins Roberts, Jno T Hardie &co-sl head
cattle Taylor &no-35 do Is head hnRa L B Reeyas-
36 head cattle . coops poultry w Hourd-6o bbls
rosn u bbls turpentine A Danner Aco--lot Of old
iron Bailey 4 Khodes-a bbls rice ! bdle skins do
hides i Gotham &ce-, pkge tobacco Wackerbarth
4 Joseph boxes drugs L Lyons-ll4 sacks peas
Roemer g. SbultE-4o pkgs iron Simpson & Tlicou-
bbls turpentine ] Bute-a pkes mdse Wolfe T.
co-3o bbls apples 3 + DelBondio-1o bbls whisky
Hollander-so bbls apples G Fl Lawrence Geo.
80 pkgs hardware to M McGraw-60 boxes mdse to
A0rris-l, do Horter a. Fenner-Sl Levi &oo-
rs bxs bottled beer Wizard &oo-7 pkgs mdse Rice
Il Flsshpoller-ss do woodward & Wrirbt-so do
Miller. 0rgsby Eco-:9 pkas handles M MoGraw-
bbls whisky Z CoEins-i do w M Price-do
4 Byrne-25 pkgs butter to Stevens 4 Bernes-ll
pkgs mdse Stauffer, Macready Aco-i do West
to NJ Schwartz Bro-sundrtes to order-Total 1913
balOa cotton
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-31
OPKLOUsAs.

Aa Leaves e every ~ TuEsD1Y. at s a1' 2. n.
FOB WASHINGTON, OPELOU.
sas, Port Barre. Simmsport Church,
Vile, and all landings on the coast
Atchafalaya river and Bayou Oourtableau-The
light draft PASSENGER steamer
CITY 6F AUGUSTA.
will leave as above. For freight or passage
apply on board, or to
GEORGE D. HITE 147 Gravier street,
LORD d MCPEAKE. LA Gravier street.
VIII give through bills lading to Bayon BBuf.
and connects with the Della No. 2 for Bayou dee
Giaizes. Freight taken at three-Quarter card
r6tes. mh19
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-31
NT. LOUIe,


GREENvlLLA, vfCRsRURG AND BENDS.
leaves foK fsoSsKsy VvRfdaksRAY vfdkss1Yheat g. RgAIHoHrz r a
Davis's Bend and intermediate land.
- 1n9s..Ths @ steamer -
William Campbell master. r. J. Howard clerk.
leaves g above. connecting at vicksburg With
ssl 81 ana 39as 2 a aas Sun
.u,, i6 4XAH y 2iA Is
voa oSF7ThR 5KssGAka sGAShs zab ab4Ik RAGHHT
foEs fyoS@s vi9kgsURa9 Ha2s6PA9 dhERENM111ns 81 B n
and Bends-The new and ma9nia-
cent ;. 9.fSsHnWffz Il: WsffH. fstfsHsner
Curt: Holmes n master. W;N. Gaines clerk.
az pos 81 ON VII Line
;, Boat reserves the right to pass all landings
T. zSSK RBkks. s. 1f SS5dEzHf s d#zzHha GARTER.
SATURDAY viGKsBQka UNITED STATES
leaves foR so6iRsH HEfdKsBdaAdx EffdaKT2aRAx 6tyRsT s. BEND
Natcheg. and all intermediate land.
'nss-Fne EH4Gas9e 4RGeasssa9eer packet
81 vcFs61ra With he 4Ssa Pasisos easfd En.
snd VIZ ANCHOR Lias for Memphis. Cairo and
Monroe and all stations on the Vicksburs,
Shreveport and Pacific Railroad via Delta. La
This boas the FIGHT t pass al land
Join ?ESsRY. NJ. lSs g dom%on dSaaan &.
wn, -: +: CMAKLiN; AL 60 Common ct.
the Vioesburs and Pacific @ sShs ssiroSd Sd
ct same rate as other boats.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-31

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
LEANS, ,rUN X5A I lHAAvRE. lAr 3 ;. ] ys.0IUTHAMP- =
IE6&h The gteamshtps of the North Core
@lk03G man Lloyd will resume their Regulsry
Trlps. as follows:
From Bremen. From N. Orleans,
Hannover-.-. January a About Feb.
Hanover. March a. ABOUT -
Numbers. .....April Al About
These steamers touch outward at Havre and.
Havana. and on their home trip ct Havana and
Prices OF PASSAGE.
From Bremen. Southampton or Hayre TO Hay.
ana or New Orleans-Cabtn. $50; Storage. 11e,
From New Orleans to Southamp pton Havre a.
Bremen-Oabtn, $50: EtoerRge, 445.
=. From New Orleans to Havana-Oabin. ~.
Children under ten, years. half price: chilS
dren undor one year, Tree. ls
N. B.-Our agents for Texas, Messre, Kau0.
man d Run9e. tn Galveston, are authorized to
through rates: -
From Bremen to Galveston. ~:
From Bremen to 1ndfanola, SIS 30.
The company reserves the right to chanc0~
the route OF the steamers their advertised da1a !
OF departure and the prices of passage.
Passage tickets from Bremen, SOuthamptons
or Havre to New Orleans Issued by the pnders
signed. ~es'
For tf;'9ef sE5GRaEsssRg s3s5tts2sEs ssRgp' g. e Agents.
Aual II "a Union street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-31
BAYOU BARTHOLOMEW.

MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS INDEPEND.
ENT PACKET.
Leaves WEDNESDAY, March II. at IN. m.
i, ~ FOB LIND GROVE. FONT
Pleasant and all way landings on
Bayou Bartholomew new pas
senRer steamer
VIM. Wenzel master. G. II. Packard clerk,
inRs on Black and Ouaehita rivers as high as
the mouth Of Bayou Bartholomew. For freight
or passage apply on board or to
E. J. W1NBURN. s6 Natchez street.
W. u 6URL5. II FroLt street.
p. S-Connecte with steamer Ollie B. for
points on Upper Bayou. mh2s
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-31
FROM THE PAssEs.

PoRT EADs. March 20. s .. m.-Wind northeast.
Arrived: Bark Kate. Nickersen master. "a
days from Bordeaux, to master.
NorweRian bark Orion, Knudsen master. 81
days from London, to master.
Sailed: steamship u. B. Ward. Jr.. for Rua.
tan. bark Lois for Dunkirk.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-31
BAYOU SARA.


REGULAR BEMI-WEEKLY BAYOU SARA
PACKET,
Leaves every WEDNESDAY, and SATURDAY
att D. m.
- FOR BAYOV SARA, WATERLOO.
= Hermitage, Port Hickey. Baton
the Saturday trip to New Texas and Raccourcl
The fast and splendid PASSENGER steamer
JOHN w. CANNON.
John O. Libano master. ]. H. Mossop clerk.
Clinton and Woodville freights shipped Wed.
nesday reach their destination Friday even.
Ing.
Clinton and Woodville freights shipped satur.
day reach their destination Monday evening.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
GEO. D. HITE, Ia Gravier street.
BRITTON 4 EPPLER ls2 Gravier street.
LORD D. MOPEAKE. 122 Gravier street.
au2o o. g. WAYNE. 80 Gravier street.
BAYOU SARA SEMI-WEEKLY PACKET.
-n% FOR BAYOU SARA. WATERLOO
Hermitage. Port Hudson, Lobdell's
store. Baton Rouge and PlaQuemine
EDWARD j. GAY,
BroTn 5Ng maste5 :. & gtreek clerk.
returning every WEDNESDAY and SUNDAY.
For freight OF passage apply on board or to
J. p. OARLIN, go Magazine street.
1y3l JOHN JANNEY. los Common street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-31
sAYou nACoN AND rENsAs.

TENSAS AND BAYOU MACON REaULAB
PACKET.
Leaves WEDNESDAY, March 81, at 10 a. m.
49, FOR FLOYD, DELHI. WARSAW,
Orockett's Point. Egypt. Out-oh.
-. WeerWood. Eureka, Mound Bayou.
Coulter Point and all way landings on Bayou
Macon and Tensas-The fine passenger steamer
T. ". Cooley master. Thos. Knee clerk,
VIII leave as above. For freight or passage ap.
ply on board, or to
de20 LORD d MOPEAKE 122 Gravfer street