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COOP sound Corn at NICoLEs 4
UoUGHToN's Flour and Feed Store.
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&HERIFFS SALE.

BY virtue Of an execution issued on. OF
the Office OF the clerk Of the Mar
shall common pleas court to ne
directed, on judgment in faver
of Samuel Kecfer, 0rvilla L Knox, william
Ames, William II Faymsn, and Walter Il
Marsh, and az inst Milton NJ Gallentins.
and James o Parks, rcplevin bail, have
levied on the following described real estate
as the property Of Milton NJ Gallentinc, to-
wit
Lot number four [4l in John P Parks
addition to Bourbon. and let number City
/ five [55l in Thayer's second addition 20
Bourbon, Marshall county, Indiana
And | will offer the same for sale at pub
lie auction, at the court house door in Plym-
outh, Marshall county, Indiana. on
Saturday, Nay Z, 1870,
between the hours of 10 o'clock 9. m, and
4 clock, p. m, as the law directs, 10 tho
highest bidder for cash, without regard t.
apprsiscment laws, subject TO redemption.
DAVID HOW, Sheriff NJ. c.
| onr14oo
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Osborne E. Hess.

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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Medical.
Er. A. q. BOrtOn,

- OREGON DENTIST. Can be consulted at his
' Office every day except Mondays and Tuesday ..
Once Westcrvelt's Store. Plymouth Ind
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IF you wish the latest styles of Con
gress Caters, Lack Boots, or Slippers
90 10 A. Hawlcy's
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Ed EAL ESTATE OFFICE.
Land Bought and Sold on
Reasonable Terms.
Land and Town Lots for Sale
A. c. & A. B. CkPR0K.

The n Il sec 81. t 35. lie. $50 acres-sp'endd
land heavily timbered with black walnut, poplar
ash and oak price. 25 per acre: terms easy.
The i sec %. ia: n 3 c. 100 acres: extra
land, with The best quality of heavy timber; price
SIS per acre. third down. balance on long time
The II sec 81. 81 range 3 e. 100 acres heavy
timber. mostly oak and poplar; land of the best
quality and in good neirhborhood: price SIS per
acre, one-ihird down balance on easy terms.
The u n 9, and II x e, soc 10. 32 T } @. 100
acres mostly splendid moving marsh. timber
enough for building aud fencing purposes: price
SSper acre: terms easy.
The Il sec 2S. 3inr3 g. 100 acres; about
90 acres bottom land, the balance ~ fine tracr of
timbered land IA can be found in tie county price
twenty dollars per acre. good terms.
The c u w Il Sec 3. ( II. @. so acres. oak
barrens and moving marsh; to b. had AT bargain
The e and mel Wv Il sec s.. t4 c. so
acres. timber and mcwing marsh; light dollars
per acre.
N !. sw Il sci. G !. sec 90 t a. e 100
acres, part heavy barrens part marsh. Six dollars
per acre.
good land to BE- had cheap and on good terms.
The Fri /. w Il sec 10. 81 Q. l19 acres.
part heavy timber, and some bottom land, ten
dollars per acre.
Town Lots.
Lot 81 in original plat of Plymouty; house large
enough FOR two families one ofthe most desIra bio
lots in town; price $50
Lot 80, price 500 Lot In, price *9so
lsO, 4O S4U dVl
40, go
y e l. block 80 in Cabbelrs ad., $500
!, acre w l. block 50 do 40G
Y acre + Il block 80 do 800
Y acre S w !. block 80 do 500
!, O 4 block 30 do 25O
Lot IA do 600
Lot 90 do Coo
Lot 81 do 400
Lots So and 81. with house. Roses ad 900
Persons desiring to purchase tmbcred lands or
town property. will do well TO give Ia n c,ll.
Titles examined and abstracts furnished. ONCE
in Brownee's block.
PLYMOUTH, IND.
5'6912ly.
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DIR. w. N. Bailey.

Threats all kinds of disease that aflict the human
! system. Medical an Surgical. Having had
over six years experience in The Armies Of The U
6. Office over .lS M Becker's dry good store. 8
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Miscellaneous.
]. Z. LOSfY
J. F. Van EaIkenburgh.

WTHOLESA LIQUOR TORE-pure Liquors
w for medicinal and 0ths/ purposcps. can he
had at my store, one door north OF tn Branch
Bank
May IL. 1865. j. F. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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Hotels.
MoCurdy House

"TANATTI. IND South sid, u. r. ". & c.
w K. adjoining the passenger depot. CHESTS
stopping here will receive nrst-class accommodn
;ion NJ moderate rates. Baggage conveyed 10
and from the cars free.
4! T. McCURDY. Prop'r
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In fact for the greatest variety, cheap
CO; goods, latest styles, and frst-class
Boot or shoes, 60 to 4. IIawley's Boot
and Shoe store, No. 10, Michigan St,
sign of the G pldcn Boot
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nj. Wayne& Chi
CHSO RAILWAY.

Or and after November 1850. Trains W i'll leave
Stations lily. (Sundays cxccptcd,l as follows:
Train leavipgChica2o NJ 2. "a =. NJ leaves daily
TRAIN leaving Pittsburgh at ., Is j.. NJ, leaves
daily
TRAINS CONG WEST
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

hISS0LUTION OF PARTNERSHIP
~ The partnership heretofore existin Y
between us under the name of Shook &
Crawford, as Grocers, has been dissolved
by mutual consent. The amounts due the
firm will be payable TO, and collected by.
Joel Crawford. The business will be con-
Quoted by Z. X. Shook
f. r. SHOOK,
JOEL CRAWFORD.
April H. IS7O-39ts
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-20

Of the finest cabins OF any beat in the
trade. Captain James Mckinney has com
mand. and the renowned James Kerr. Jr.-
formerly of the "Koun's line" IL chief clerk
RED RIVER PACKET C0MPANY.-The'
steamer Southwestern leaves for all land
ings ON the Red river to-day ct P. II.
This packet is one of the most reliable of
the daily line. Captain T. Z. Jacobs COM
mands her
FRoM OuRExcRAKGEs.-L oatiscille The
river has risen two inches since our last re-
port-now three feet five inches in the pass
down the Indiana chute, and five feet five
inches in the canal. The river will be- ris-
ing much faster here to-day than yesterday,
and the prospects for falls water is as it was
several days since. There will probably be
five feet in the chute, but not enough for
coal boats to descend and steamboats, to
come up to this wharf. Weather clear and
cool. Business duh, and rates fair for the
amount of tonnage in port.-Commer'eial.
December IL.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-20
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE,

observation-disclosures c II Durfee-53. bales
cotton and s,;ndries
GRAND BCORE-Steamer Rapides-l0i8 bales cot
ton 2b3 bhis molaSses IL half bbs moasses % hids
sugar SKIS seed cotton 81 tks cotton seed and sun
dries
JEFFERsON-steamcr Gla.liola-l2zo bales cotton
ard sundries
ST LOUiS-Steamer Glasgow-4J9 bales cotton 4
hhds tobacco I11tS. and sundry produce
VICKSBU RG-Steamer Robert Lee-29i5 bales
cotton 80 SKIS cotton seed
FORT ADAMS-stcamer Wade Ra,nptou-5z3
bales cotton q SKIS seed cotton 62 bills n.O,asses 50
half bbls mOlasscs
Observation-Disclosures Herry Tete-I29
hhds sugar 667 bbls molasses
ST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Pretenaer-6o bales
cotton So nlids sugar 2s2 bbls moases 65 halfbbls
mOlasses
RECEIPTS SUNDAY.
LOClSvlLLE-Steamer Ouachita Bee-:2l bales
cotton As hhds sugar IS SKIS seed cotton IS bbs
molasses and sundry produce
ST hARTINSVILLE-SteaIner Rob Roy-57 bales
cotton ITO hLds sugar 524 bbs niuasses "a hslt-bbs
mOl:isses aud sundri-s
LITTLE ROCK-Steamer Ida-9 bales cotton $50
SKIS cotton seed 81 hhds sugar 47 bbs molasses and
LOWER COAST-Steaner Beanfort-52 bbls Of
molassrs ~ hhds sugar and sundries
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Selma-50 bales cotton
lso hs sugar o24 bbls mOlasses 81 haH- bbls mols-
SEES and sundries
MANCHAC-steamer st. John-e bales cotton All
bbls nolasses 81 kinds $50 SKIS cotton seed ami
PoINT-A-LA-HACHE-st Beaufert-42 hhds
sugar and sundTies
LOWER COAST-Steamer San NicholGs-s9 hhds
sugar 1853 bb!s molasses and sundries
CAIRO-steamerG Great Republic-937 bales cotton
and sundiies
PiITSBURG-Steainer Messenger-Sundries
BY rBk RAILROADS
NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH
kfN RAILROAD, December E2-l632 bales cotton
aud sllndry produce
December 1870 bales cotton Sc SKIS seed cottun $50
hhds sugar 1910 bbls molasses
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-20

The Nipeic il attached to the Darien Sur
viewing expedition, and viii sail tomorrow
for Key West.
LExiHcroN. Va, December l9.-Ex-G Gov
ernor Letcher is seriously i'll with pnenmo-
mia.
SOUTHWEST Pass, December l9, P. M
Barometer 1890. Wind west, strong.
Arrived: Ship Guardian, Wells, master,
fifty-onc days from Liverpool, with salt, to
Lowell T. Bailey; bark Glenrolloch. Skene,
master, forty-four days from Cardiff, Wales,
with railroad iron to order; brig Fanny h.
Jennings. Noile, master, fifteen days from n
Galveston, in ballast, to master; brig n. y.
Haskell, Haskell, master, sixteen days from
Rockland, Maine, with granite, to Thorndike,
Norton T. Co.; steamship Crescent CIty, at
$50 p. NJ, Williame, master, from LAYER
pool, to Neeker, Knox & Co.
No departures.
PAss-A-LUuTRR, December 10, p. NJ
Wind west southwest, and light. Weather
clear.
No arrivals.
SAILED. Schooners Frauk Lucas and j.
The brig Mexico is anchored outside,
VIrxsRuRo. December 19-Passed down:
.wclIie Ebert. at nine o'clock last night; In
diana, vt eleven O'Clock last night; Bismarck,
at4P.N. Passed up: Commonwealth, at
nine o'clock last night; Frank PargOud, ut
IA. NJ; MarysAlice, at p. NJ; Dexter at
4P N.
River rising. sWeather cloudy and cool.
MEMPHIS. December l9.-Passed up:
lyhlicks. Passed down: Potomac, Fuller,
Kyle, Lewis and Colorado.
Weather cool and raining. River sta
ti0nmry.
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levee at s. 10 p Dbl. Il b quoted At e3 80
03 50 from store in lots, and 8 5003 IS at
retail.
WHIsKY-Is scarce and firm, rectified
selling ut 9719c a 81 O5 p gallon. 80 bbls
sold at 81 O3 y gallon. Bourbon 81 al %
y gallon for patent, and 81 5O05 for pure.
COFFEE is no stock in first hands,
but dealers hold some 900 bags. The de-
mand is fair. We quote prime {gold duty
l60 1870 y Is.
Bur1ER-The market is we'll supplied
with all descriptions, and the demand is
fair except for the lower grades. Wequote
choice Northern at AZ 44c: common at 30
a 35c; choice Western ut 30 o32c; inferior
at l6023c y tb.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-20
IMPORTS.

NEW YORK-Steamshp Mississipp-Asstd ndse
NEW Notwithstanding De Soto-Asstd mdse
ROCKPORT-Steamshp Austin-l30 ties beef IL
bbls beef IS hds tallow 4s3 bdls hides 50 bags wool
1888 head cattle and sundries
MOEILE-Steamer Mary-23o bales cotton and
sundries
MOBILE-Steamer Louise-3l4 bales cotton and
sundiies
LIVERPOOL Ship Emily Augusta-lsl crates 81
casks &C pkgs earthenwarc 36 bars iron 1918 pcs
steel 1880 bxs tinplate lis bxs cheese ID mdse
and suGdlies
NDIANOLA VIA GALVESTON steamship C
Harris-2I3 bales cotton 22O head cattle "a bales
hides 30 bbls beef 80 hides 2l bdls hides 81 bags
wool IA bbls taow and sundries
MISUNDERSTANDING Chrysolite---lOI2 pkss
mdse IS bXs cheese 249 bars iron l9 cks chains LIS
bdls ties and sundries
MALAGA-Bark RO4aro-5O rigs wce % / boxes
50 4 boxes raisins % y bXs figs and sl,ndries
GLASGOW-Ship Margaret Pollock-4OO tons pig
iron
LIVERPOOIs-Ship May Queen-52SC sls salt
CARDIFF-Ship La Giore-lG25 tons railroad iron
CARWFP-Sbip Maytower-477o bars railroad
iron
NEWPORT-Ship Lousa-3-s2 bars railroad iron
LIVERPOOL--Slip Eurydice l9 pkss earthenware
IS pkgs rdse cases mdsr 10 casks hardware is
pk 80 hardware 1865 bdls ties 1890 bAs tinpate and
slindreS
MOBlLB-Steamer Laura-3l4 bales cotton and
GIL,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-20
EXPORTS.

LiVERPOOL-Bark La Plata-;ao bales cotton,
l4.1 SKIS Oilcake 24U0 slaves
VERA CRUZ AND TOBASCo-Steanship Tobias
co-i09 bales cotton 20 hafbales cotton 235 bbls
-four 80 bbs potatoes $50 bxs raisins ~ bXs cheese
81 pkgs butter 400 pkgs mdse
LOUISVILLE-Steaner Mary Eouston-S0 casks
chains
CINCINNATI Steamer Leonfas-85 cks chains
LIVERPOOL-Ship GenlOwer-3395 bales cotton
IL hhis tobacco 3l5 bbis tailow 1880 slaves
NEW IORk-Schooner Pisk-+0 bales cotton
bales meats l2i bags wool 3 cks wine 1884 bbls
molasses IS bills sugar 293 hhds sugar leo pieces
soap stock eases mdse bhls whisky
ST LOUIS-St.a amer r l. McGiil-4J0 bags coffee
12Go bars railroad iron IS crates earthenware
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-20

WASHINGTON, December l9.-The Hay
ten Minister has written to Secretary Fish
disavowing any intention to criticise the
Prcsident's message:
Il has been telegraphed hence that Gen
eral PleasantOn favOrs n uniform tax of
twenty-five cents per pound on tobacco and
one dollar on whisky. He will, it is as
serted, urge the adoption of these rates,
and that the President and Secretary Bout
well will favor the measure.
: The Union Pacific Railroad Company
owes the government nearly three millions
of accrued interest, which Attorney Gen
eral Akerman decides must be paid now.
A majority of the Finance Committees OF
both houses oppose the repeal of the income
tax.
KoEKrGsBURG, December 7.-Five French
frigates have been sighted off Pillan, twenty
five miles from this city. There is alarm in
some quarters. but it is generally believed
that preparations to meet the enemy are
ample.
LONDON, December Is. Evening.-The
Germans have evacuated Amiens, and are
retrcating toward ClermOnt.
The capture of Ham is reported.
Twenty thousand Germans passed Chau-
ney. General Faraherbe advanced beyond
Amiens.
Tha Bishop Of Luxembourg thanks the
hing Ut Holland tor MS cheering language
denouncing the transfer Of the duchy to
Prussia.
II is now reported that the bombarlment
of Paris is liable to begin at any moment,
as Prussian supplies and ammunition have
been fully recruited.
FLORENCE, December ia bill has
been introduced into the Italian Parlia-
ment guaranteeing Papal prerogatives and
perfect freedom of Ecumenical Council.
The bill has passed through the committee
to which it was referred.
BORDEAUX, December 18.-The Prhs-
slams. leaving the valley Of Cher and con-
centrating on the Loire, attacked General
Chanzy and we're again .repulsed.
Nearly thousand Kabylc horsemen
landed ut Toulon to join the French army.
The Mobiles that were sent to Algeria to
replace regulars have returned to France to
be replaced by National Guards.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-20
ST. LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS

ST. IUCIS AND NEW ORLEANS =
PACKET COMPANY.
Through Tickets Issued by this Line 10
New YOrk, Boston, etc., all Points
North, West and Hot Springs, Arkansas.
d4aHs~ D. F0rSt Louis, Cairo. Mem.
Ii lA-..s<<SS phis, Vickkburg and the Bends
sss5S3ffi w The frst-class passenger steamers
zzzE.szA=sof this line will leave as follows.
ats 81:
w. k.Afthur. Observation-Disclosures. BrOlaski
TUESDAY December 20.
bismarck .........................ThO Thompson
THURSDAY, December q
MOllie Able .....................Ed nj.
SATURDAY December RI
Connecting with Arkansas, White and CumbeY-
land River packets.
Al rail rates to Omaha, Council Bluffs st. Joseph,
LeavenwOrth Kansas City. Keokuk and Quincy
given aud through bills of lading signed by
J. b. WOODS.
General Agent, i04 Common street.
c. g. WAYNE,
Freight Agent, 81 Natchez street.
JOHN n. BOFlNGER,
,i+Il President. st. Louis
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-20
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Ship Eurydice Lowther. ~ days from Liverpool
to Lowell Bailey-4th district It
Ship Louisa, Glover 43 days from Newport. Wales,
to Forstall l. EOns-Point
Ship Marcia Day Chase, 3, daysfrom rorient,
in ballast, to master-lst districts2O
Ship Emily Augusta, Walters, ~ days from Liver
pool, to Ocean, Zerega &ce-lst district 30
Steamship Harris Farwell. from Indianoa via
Galveston, to Charles A Whitney 8co-ist dis
Steamship Hutchinson, Talbot from Wilmington,
Del, toe Whitney-lst district
Steamship st Louis, Whitehead from New York
18th inst. to A. Mouit0n-2d district
Ship Nabeno Matthias from Cardiff, to master
Point
Bark Artensa, Cross, 10 days from Havana to PUG
BrOs-2d district
Bark Maggie Chapman Rntherford, as days from
Newcastle, Esgiand. to master-Point
to 6 Grande-2d district
Bark Hilda. Ferguson, 63 days from Bordeaux, to c
Cavaroc-2d district
Ship Margaret Pollock, Mitchell. II days from Gas-
gov, toJ Bryson-
TOwBOATs.
Gladiator, Sturtevant, from the Passes-Went down
light. Brought up barks Maggie Chapman and
Sentinel, Warren, from the Passes-went down
hight Brought up ship New Wabepo bark
Artensa and schooner Etna
Ocean. Mcclellan, from the Passes-TOwed down
chip Mozart and briss Chanito and Rosa
Brought up ships Eurydce and Louisa
Harry Wright, Wright, from the Passes-Towed
ship Kalos and bark Lincoln Brought up ships
Emily Augusta and Marcia L Day
TEAMBOATs.
Laura Walker from Mobile.
Henry Tate. Dalfercs from DOnaldsonvile.
Pretender. Meynier. from st MaAinsville.
Glasgow, Larnothe, from ST. Louis
Robert E. Lee, Cannon, from Vicksburs.
tiladioa, Lee, from Jefferson.
Wade Hampton. Libsno, from Fort Adazns.
Rapidcs Kay, from Grand Eeore.
{. II. Durfee. Aiken. from Shreveport
Mary, Carroll. from Mobile
Louise, Hopkins, from Mobile.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-20
MARKETS.


NEw YORK, December l9, Evening.-Cot-
ton closed active and very strong; sales
to-day 7847 bales; middling uplands l5kc.
Flour: Southern dull and dropping; common
10 good extra $50 06 40. Whisky steady at
S5c. Wheat activer; winter red and amber
Western 81 4201 As. Corn heavy; lc lower;
new 72a95c. Pork dull and nsminal; old.
4l8 50; new. 4l9 IS. Beef steady. Lard
dull: kettle 1919 0I3c. Turpentine quiet.
Rosin firm. Freights activer; sail 5-l6 q aad;
steam II 09-l6d.
RoreiGn Markets.
LONDON December 10, 4:3G p. M.-Con-
soils 81 u; bonds 1915.
LIVERPOOL, December 19. 4:3O 2. M
Cotton unchanged. Sales to-day 10000 bales,
including 5000 for export and speculation.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-20

Bark Ka Plata, Mathews, for Liverpool
Steamship TObasco. Pares. for Vera Cruz and 10
hascO
Steamer Le0nidas, Naratta, for Louisville
Steamer r L McGill, TOInpkins, for st Louis
Steamer Mary Houston Durham for Louisville
British ship GlendOwer, for Liverpool
Schooner II A Fisk WixOn, fOR New York
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CAIRO.

Illinois Central Railroad Packets.
HSl@~~ b. For Memphis, Cairo and
un~ll..zgass the Bends-The fine passenger
YIN II steamer Of this line will leave AS
GREAT REPUBLIC
W. B. poNAI Dsoy Master
WEDNESDAY, December II,
Giving through bills laling to all points on the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad, Nashville ard
Northwestern Railroad, Memphis and Ohio Railroad.
J. B. WOODS. General Agent
l04 Common street.
{. 6. WAYNE, Freight Agent,
81 Natchtz street.
Bfils of iading for all f-eights over The Illinois
Central Railroad igned at the office of
JAMES T. TUCKER,
6el3 70 Carondeiet street.
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6 TIE A NJ b o A T 8.

Ouarhita Belle, Blanks, from Louisville.
Rob Row Kane, from st NartinsSilit.
Ida Hargoss, from Little Rock
st John. GreathOuse, Manchac.
Beaufort, Lewis. from Lower Coast.
San Nicholas, Fagot, from Lower Coast.
Great Republic. Donaldson. from st. Louis.
Messenger, Grecnlee, from Pittsburg.
Selma, Pickett. from Washington.
Grand Era Richardson, from Dunscanby.
Era No 10, Truslow. trOIi jefferson.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-20
TOW BIO s..
BELOW COMING UP.

Bark Wentworth, Bent, from Cardiff, 10 WiIliasn
Creevy-
Schooner Denike, Jones. 50 days from Bordeaux.
10 Y Maignan 4 Laborde-
Ship MegGie, Hushson, from Liverpool, DC: q, TO
Mummy. Schroeder &co-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-20
ARRIVED SUNDAY,

Steamship De Soto, NOrtOn from New York. to 6 A
Fosdick &cO-2d district
Steamship Mississippi, Henry. from New York 9Th
inst to Low Lutlwigsen---2d district
Steamship Austin, Trip, from Indianoa, via Gal
weston, to c A Whitney &cO-lst district
Steamship Chrysolite, Gill, from Liverpool. to De-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-20

Regular Lower Cnas! Paeket-1vice ,
Week.
Commencing October IS
foFNa"- d For the Forts, Burns.
sstt...TavAs.s:sS Point-a-la Hache aud all panta
R1sSsSssiB ton landings-The new steamer
BRADISH JOHNSON.
W. 8. BAssB1r, Master; O. CANTON Jr. Clerk;
Leaves every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at 10 A.
NJ returning every MONDAY and THURSDAY. The
Johnson will mako three trips q week whenever
busiasss requires t. }. + PErERSoE,.
ae0 ~ 0fe~tDe stEoeE
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Marine Intelligence.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

OFFICE OF THR REPUBLICAN,, I
Tuesday, December 70, 1870. J
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MEMPHIS.
Regular Memphis and Bend Packet Line

MEN PEMS.
Regular Memphis and Bend Packet Line.
,G Fer For pm; Memphis raIh. Helena Helena,
IIfaG Mouth OF White river, Bolivar
- Landing, Mound Place, Glencoe
Eunice- Gaines Landing Luna Greenville Sunny
Side. Auburn, Eggs Point. Barnards, Leota. May
land Duncansbys, Skipwith's. Lake Providence,
Milliken's Bend vicksburg, Grand Gulf st. Joseph,
Rouge and all way landings-Ths Tine passenger
steamers
BELLE Ire. PRANK HICKS, Master
MA(akETA. Brur NKAL, Master
One Of the above steamers will leave EvERY
THURSDAY, at five O'Clock P. NJ paying particular
attention 10 all Bend and plantation business.
For freight or passage, apply on board or to
CO. WAYNE Agent, 81 Natchez st.
SINNOTT ADAMS, Agents,
del limo IL Commercial Place,
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FORT ADAMS.

nEIns~ h Regular Heml.Week}y
hlASS Omitted states Mail passenger
is.rSfdi66 packet
WADE HAMPTON,
J. C. LLBASo Master LBo BAYHI, Clerk.
Leaves every MONDAY and FRIDAY at o. clock
p. N.
For Fort Adams, Bayou Sara Baton Rouge and all
coast landings.
6INNOTT ADAMS, Agents.
IL Commercial Place.
clerk will be found on the landing every day to
receive freight. oc26
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GLASGOW.

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Lssves on TUESDAY, December 10 at p. N.
For freight passage apply on board or to
STEVENSON & vERLANDER
dcon 1875 Grayier street