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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-03-22
Extraordinary Religious Revival.

An extraordinary rellglous re-
vival is in progress in Rondout, NY.
in the Baptist Church, Rev. VIM II.
Evans, pastor. 1t began (says the
Poughkeepsie Eagle about the mid
die of November last, and has in
creased in vigor and enthusiasm ever
since. So remarkable and numerous
are the conversions that the influence
Of the meetings is felt for many miles
both in out OF Ulster county. Five
hundred and fifty persons have al
ready been forward for prayers, and
over four hundred have united with
the church on probation Among
the converts arc those OF ali ages
from nine 10 soventy-ning. Hotoi
keepers, wholesale and retail LIQUOR
dealers, and confirmed inebriates.
have ceased their traffic in liquor.
Whole families have been brought
out together, and in some oasos, a.
many as nine in o family. As many.
as lifty-Gve husbands and wives are
among the nowly-converted ones, or
one hundred and ten who stand re-
lated to each other a. husband and
wife. A large number of Roman
Catholics are also among those who
have been converted. The member
ship has been increased from two
hundred TO five hundred and fifty in
less than four months. The first
Sabbath in last month Rev. Mr. Evans
baptiscd eighty-three adults and
twelve infants, in the morning, nine
ty-fve in all, and for want Of time
postponed the lords Supper until
evening when he administered it to
five hundred communicates. People
flock to Rondout from adjoining
towns and villages, and the excite
mont increases daily.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-03-22
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Price Reduced.
Leaning MAGAZINES AND WEEkLIES

Tnv svuih-W essera Printing and Psbi,sLiag &so.
citation have completed arrangements whereby thsy
enabled to supply mail subscribers either nngly
/ N, c.,,ln .riih he
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-03-22

CARRYING A JOKE TOO FAR.-Somo
young ladies and gentlemen, who
were taking advantage Of tho fine
sleighing not long since, in attending
a donation, surprise, or wedding par
ty or something Of the kind, were
obliged to sit three in q scat. One
Of the seats contained two gentlemen
ard ono lady. The gentlemen, Of
course, would not allow tho lady to
take an exposed position. She,
therefore, sat in the middle. AS the
night was.extremely cold, gentleman
number one quietly passed bis hand
"a remarkably small one, by the way
into the lady's muff. As the mufg
was not very capscious, the lady
quietly removed one of her hands
from the same. In o few moments
she felt another movement on the
other side, and found gentleman
number two attempting to pass his
hand into the muff also. She then
quietly drew her hand from the muff
and allowed him to do so. What
took place 10 the muff afterward she
is unable to say, but each of the
gentlemen privately reported to
small circle of friends how warmly
the lady had returned the pressure
OF his hand in the muff, while the
lady as privately reported to her
friends the magnificent sale she had
made of both gentlcmen.--Du Dubuque
Times.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-03-22

SEr2dnoe Arthur is talked Of as
rae future King of Canada.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-03-22

49, Gold stood at 1.l2a yesterday.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-03-22

publishers lowest club rateseiher Of the follow
ing sIGc Periodicals s. 100 per annnm viz Harpers
Magazines, Harpers Weekly, Harpers Bazaar, Atlantic
Monthly, Tn Galaxy, Putnams Magazine, Appletons
Journal, Lppiucotts Magazine, Blackwoods. Frank
Lesiios illustrated Monthly, Frank Lesss illustrated
Newspaper 0d and New, The Chimney Corner, Hearth
and Home Either Of the following S. 90 Periodicals
al 300, via: 1odeys Ladies' Book, Madame Demon
ssts Monthly, The chronological Journal The fol-
nwhg 200 Periodicals az 500, viz The Riverside,
Iaekafdr Monthly, The Ladies' FriOnd Tire follow.
~ so'yo Pe'foicals at $4oo viz TIC Eclectic Mag
MIL, 10y saturday, Tho Nation. Tho following
r y n~.t y. es'O at sl.5O, viz: The Young Foike
80, f''AE' homo Magazine, Peters rs Magazine.
1s.' : W, PRINTING 4 Ptts,1s7,yg AssociAY,ov
Care Box Cipefnnat Ohi,.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-01-25
OUACHITA
BAYOU BARTHOLOMEW

~ For Drew County Linei Port
land Poplar Bluff Linngrove, and
Point Pleasant-The steamer
hob ROY Hz
N H. LEAvENwoRTH. .......................M Master.
Leaves WEDNESDAY, January &c, at NJ
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-01-25
Monetary and Commercial.
MONETARY

OBFIOE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN, I
| MONDAY Evening. January "a, lsIO =
The money market proper continues in
| about the same condition as noticed in our
| previous report. We still quote as street
rates i u cent D month for Al notes
with UNREASONABLE collaterals, and l3@ll
for second grade; II for Al business paper
without collaterals and IL for good; 10@ll
| u cent 58 auuum for AL mortgage paper,
and 12@I5 for second grade.
Gold opened at l2lb@l2l4 against III
at New York;, and after selling as high as
New York;. The sales included $4,000
at 12l; SIS 600 and $35 900 at Sl2lt;
$500 at III 3'16 $4,000, $4,000, $4,000 and
S25, 900 at 1914; $4,000, $500 and $40, 900
at 1919, and $1,000 at 1919. We heard of no
sales of silver. It is quoted at ll91Il93 for
premium in gold for Mexican dollars.
The movement in foreign exchange was
comparatively light, but with an advance in
gold rates showed further improvement of
404 D cent. The sales of sterling embraced
ESQ co., including $4,000 bill of lading at 1901;
$1,000 clear and $1,000, f25OO and $4,000 bill
Of lading at 1901; $4,000 clear at 1909; $4,000
f2500, $4,000 and fl2,00O Al clear at 1905 /;
flon0. Gl0O0 and 1850 at 1901; $500 Al
clear and $4,000 bank at 1871; 9l500 Al clear
at the same; $4,000 bank at 1914, and
moderate amount of bank (tor remittance)
at 1873.
In francs 10000 Al commercial changed
hands, of which 80 900 (early, before the
receips of the opening gold dispatch from
New York; at 4.35, 100000 at 4.3336432I,
and so, 600 at 4.32A. Sterling may now be
quoted at 13O@I3OA and 1909 for good 10 Al
bill of lading and clear, and l3l1013l1 for
bank; and francs 4.334@4 323 for the former,
and 80 for the latter.
The offerings of domestic exchange were
not large, and, with a good demand, rates
we're sitter. The banks checked on New
York at par, and 1 per cent discount, and
the sales included SIS. 600 private bankers
sight on New York at discount, $25, 900 at
5 l6, $4,000 $4,000 and S35, 900 CONNER
cial, 500 600 private bankers and $75 900
commercial and private bankers at 8;
$50, 600 commercial at 16; $4,000 one days
sight at the same, and - sixty days sight
at2l.
In stocks, twenty shares Merchants Bank
sold at -. There were other transactions,
the particulars of which were not reported.
Nothing trauspiTed IN bonds.
State warrants were in demand and a
round amount changed hands at figures
ranging from 75676. Dealers bought State
warrants at 1876, and Metropolitan Police
at 77078, and sold the former at 7797S,
and the latter at 7s4@79.
There was no apparent movement in city
treasury notes. Dealers bought small sums
at IS per cent discount and sold at 80.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-01-25

market has somewhat weakened. Shout
ders are quoted at 144014Ac y h. 5 and II
casks clear rib sides sold at 17lc and 10 do
clear sides at l9c; 10 do at 18tc; and 10
derces sugar cured hams at t9c " d.
BREAKFAST BAcoN-Is selling at 1744lSc
BB.
LOUISIANA R1oR-There is a moderate
local demand, but nothing doing for the
West. The supply is large. We quote
choice in round lots at 7@7A and TIC y ID;
prime to good do at 6tG6}c; ordinary to
TO good do at 539sc; Inferior and broken
CoFPKEEThe local demand is good and
the Western purchasers are steadily increas-
ing. The stock in first hands embraces
IL 900 bags We quote prime (gold duty
paid) at 174Gl73c; good l5}@l64c; fair
l54@l53c; ordinary to fair 144@I43c y b.
BEEP-Texas extra beef is in good local
demand at $l44l6, and prime mess at $ll
OILS y Dbl The receipts of tierce beef are
going forward in the absence of any export
demand.
INDIA BAdaNG-A lot Of so bales sold on
private terms. The retail demand is mod
crate at 2S@233c b yard in rolls, and Csc in
bales.
BUrTER-Choice solid packed Western is
in light supply and good demand at 3O033c
y rs, but inferior continues very dull and
nominal ct 1S023c f8 h. Northern is in
good supply and demand at 43944c for
choice Goshen, and 35@3Sc for common.
TALLow-Texas rendered is in good de-
mand for export, at 9499ac u b. City rem.
dered held at l04@l0@c.
| =, CHEBsE-Is scarce and in good request at
full prices. We quote Western Reserve at
l7461sc, factory ls4@l9, English dairy
21022c; Northern cream l90l93c, factory
1s3@l9c U ID.
FREIGHTs-The offerings of cotton for
Liverpool are quite liberal and for other
foreign ports to fair extent. With an
ample supply of tonnage rates remain
steady. There is very little produce going
forward, except to coastwise ports.
By Sedm-Cotton to Liverpool led; to
New York &c; to Boston 1c; to Philsdel-
phia &c u b. Molasses to New York ST so %
Dbl. Beef 81 50@l IS y tierce.
By Sdl-Cotton 10 Liverpool Id; to Havre
13.16c; to Bremen &c; to Hamburg l l.l6c;
to Boston &c u b. Tallow to Liverpool 30s
y ton. Grain to Liverpool l0d u bushel.
Other rates nominal.
Corn MEALS in light supply and fair
request. Choice kiln-dried is quoted ut
at "a rs % Dbl on the landing, and at S.
from store. Fifty and 40 bbls sold from
store at SIS q barrel.
WHIsKY-The demand ia fair, and prices
are steady. Rectiied to 10 below proof
is quoted at 973c@Sl 05 u gallon. Seventy
ave bbls sold on the landing at 81 % gal.
Ion. Spirits are firm at 81 l23@1 Is %
gallon.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-01-25
Unstamped Letters.



Detained In the New Orleans POsaofhee
SSr Want OF POSTAGE January -.
Persons mailing the below mentioned let
sers can have them forwarded to destination
by calling at the Postmaster's room, and
paying postage by stamps. These letters
are retained one week, and then forwarded
to the Dead Letter Office.
ReUe7ue stamps not receivable as postage.
A. Lemsire, New Iberia, La.
Baron Bsyard, New Iberia, La,
Blanchet Il 0ragey, New Iberia, La.
Dorestant Prince, Loreauville, La.
Homere GonsouliR, Loreauville, La, care
A. L. Bergeire, New Iberia, La.
Fred HI. Douglass, Caseyville, Ky.
M. ellis, care Fellows, Ferguson Il Henry,
New Orleans.
Glenn. Brukmen, st. Peters, Miss.
W. b. NJ, lock box 474, New Orleans Post
Office.
Patent Office, Washington, D. G.
Miss Lydia Cunningham, Wellville, Ohio.
Mrs: Eliza johnson, Georgetown, D. C.
Il. Meyer, Harrisonburg, La.
Rouad H. Lecuan, Greenville, La.
George Sauley, New Orleans, La.
Illegal StAmps.
President of brass band, Brookhsven,
Mississippi.
Richard Armant, St. Cathrine, Mo.
Captain G. Blaksley, New Orleans.
Bad Directions.
Edward Patterson, Cane river, La.
William Douglass, Angola Plantation, La.
Mrs. Lucy Moore, Richardson's landing.
James Winter, Walnut Place.
CHARLES W. LOWELL,
Postmaster.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-01-25
RRnnIPra nP pRnnnnR.

LoUIsVILLE-stesmer Nick LongWorth-3 hhds Of
tobacco ana Western produce
WHEELING-Steamer Allegheny Bele-A full cargo
OfWestern produce and sHndres
CINOINkATI--steamer LoTena---A full cargo Of
western produce and sundries
BAYOU SARA-Steamsr H S Turner-223 bales cotton
81 sks seed cotton $50 hhds sugar SO bbs mosses 35
BAYOU SARA-Steamer W. s. Piks-225 bales Of
COTTON ~ hhds suger y bbs nolAsses 100 kegs do
BAYOU DES GLAIZE-steamer Rose Franka-403
bales cotton 50 SKIS seed lilo aks seed
BAYOU BAR rHOLOMEW-stesm Carrie s-S57
bales cotton 90 hides and sundrv ploduce
observation-disclosures Henry Tete-326 hhds sugar
~ bbls molasses h bbs moiAsses II bbs sugsT and q
bales cotton and sundry produce
LOWER COAST-Steamer Crescent-l35 bbls rice
Rks rice 50 hhds sugar Sc bbs molasses and sundres
LOWER COAsT-Steamer Msgnclia-50 hhds sugar
LOOKPoKT-Steamer Big Horn-ls bales cotton
l63 hhds sugar l02 bbs A ht bbs molRssss ia
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES selma-77O.bales cotton 10
ks cotton seed 1853 head cattle S9 head hogs 400 ties beef
30 bble beefand sundry produce
YICKSRU RG-Stesnsr John Kilgour-646 bales OF
cot on 5l6l SKIS cotton seed and sundries
RECEIPTS SUNDAY.
ST L0UIs-steamer Pau inc CsrrOll-6S bales cotton
LOuIsVILL --Steamer Louisville-l23 bales cotton
hhds tobacco 26l bks 1910 -four and sundrieu
ST LOUI~-Steamer Mohawk and barges-l5 4S
bbls -four SO h. bbs -four 81 hhds tobacco 90 bbls meal
log bbs beans A42 bbls potaioes 100 bSs onions 42S
bbs pork 60S SKIS corn 1886 SKIS oats l6ssks bran 10
OUAGHlTA RlVFR-Steamsr Glasgow-l570 bales
cotton 236 SKIS cotton seed and sundTies
CAM0Ek-Steamsr St Mary-l36O bales cotton 225
sAs cotton seed 10 h. I'D cattle aud sundris.
cotton 800 ties beef l4J bbS beet Al SKIS seed
JACRSONPDkT, ARK Steamer seminole - 1870
bales cotton 30 SKIS cOttansesd and ivy produce
JEFFER SON. teamer Jennie H0Wel-l2A2 bales of
cotton 1000 bdls hides and sundres
ST NARTINSYILLE-Stesmer Rob Roy-452 bales
moasEea M hhds sugar so hf bb molassts and bundres
BY THH kAILEOA
m ORGANS LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL
RoAD-Janusry 2l-75 bols molasses 1872 hhdB sugar
ZIG bales cotton aud sundry produce
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-01-25
FOR SALE.


DOR SALE Or TO LEASE.
The well known COTTON PLANTATION for
msrly owned by General Writ Adams, in Issaquena
county, Mississippi, containing about l4SO acres,
situated about forty miles above VoksburR. For
terms apply to Il. H. Keynes,
ja23lm
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-01-25

Under no circumstances shall any stoe.
liable for tho debts or losses Of the 7
beyond the atoak held b. him, or the ans
| subscription due and unpaid thereon.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-01-25

Alta general meeting, convened Tor tas
and Of which notice BY publications, rs III
election the stockholders may make eys4
ton, addition. on changes in these Artia
solve this Cooperation, with rAAe asses
fourths OF the stockholders rep1esent1
mating
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-01-25


A correspondent Of the New York Tribune
says Of the Sam Sample. the billiard sharp.
which was produced for the first time in
New Orleans last evening, at the Academy
Of Maaic:
IefiDrwell, in his Characterization Of Sam
Sample is the perfect type OF the fast Ameri-
can gentleman, as Charles Surface lie the
type Of the fast young Englishman. He
does net make Sam 3 low rniiian and loaier.
He il dashing, thoughtless, good natnred,
full Of fan. careless Of the worlds opinion,
fauiflesa Ia dress and word. Here and there,
through the crevices OF his fast career, you
see Qualities In him which wins ones good
opinion. he really loves his brother
61sUe bat he can not break from the
fascination Of billiards and the fast and
raaklees life In which he revels. His
generosity ia strlki &. and his feelings are
leader. There - vein Of cultivation even
Ia h1s rouehnesg. he speaks of houses
having ssQueen Annish lock, and he refers
to DR.. johnson 10 auca an of hand way that
ons knows he has read him. He speaks Of
Cicero sad Beethoven, and e. times there ls
real uathos 10 both tones and Warda. He
n&1mnlen into Levels paslor, limping from
cha effects Of S stick which struck him on
the tF There Is present. Mr.. Level. Mrs.
Tester End Hzi1a 10. not one Of whom bad
heatan beIore. ne slapB Level on the back,
c4sIf He old 34uN II1 Ieaeef, asks TOT DIG
46rae and Nenhs 90 JQ, 10 the same or
hand 1tcke maaner. Re. astonishei
flra I1slez b sskiHg her II she
ever h Neil iuNnY bOne,S and
gees en noH tg6 % 4orse. At first che
M a4Fed IE him. aaga tnere il greal
rAses IN hlnk shat ahe likes d mani
41 ts 5dls respect IS IA eli
1Ast ali las caught tht
dfa f ean4 #hlie b. Is *
ts4 AND f1| Di. 80 Jeh mokas %
III t.a9 % ts4 Indeed meR'
isa4l & AEQeq character Tbs char
MeI alcHIA oae % pVf14F
daoasl 81 "a "a rQEd.
NH7sa1a can net e1t " = a. mai
SID zhI there ~ DANCE
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-01-25

ship Aason, nropn, from Liverpool December ). %
Wesaier. 0hapherd AGO.
nhip A0nmNr 0FAsn. 60 days irgH Liverpool
9Alp ersaHtgl. wilson. lrom newpozt Nalas, Noreu-
Be- s. f. GaFsil 4ssy-
nhip namPsoa ceast ortshu, fEem Liverpool Dsesmber
D. q aFal Bailey
She Gers tI11 Lamont irun Liverpool November ae
= IoEsIl Halil4-
snip Ipaa 1eeals Mepuagai l1Qm iageIpoul NogaRbsr
ahip fslasfs. Arta, fsap c1lai1 Ns'sa Nsrsnbss
10. - H1aIlfsN
aap taanl4oelss1. fef4las' rsaA Arssarp Eeftnh4F
asle sszaalt alth.sss.n y ba1s ogi1aria'. 81
noshes Ane4 9so-F
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-01-25

INDIAHOLA VIA GALvESTON-steanashi
MoIganls 81 bales 259 head tile 81 bbla taow
79l bdls hdss $500 in specie and sundries
BRAZOS ga NTlA6O-SteamHhip HarriE-S1276
In currency S4235 80 in specie
HAVANA Va FLoBIDA PORTS - Steamship
Beauor7 ssss Gotten 10 empty barrels lot old iron Is
hides pkgs mdse bales dse bxs mdss and sundrios
RUAcAh IsLAND-SchOoner Gleauer-e0OO cocoa
nuts 900 punches bananas plantsins uozen pine
apples and sundres
RUATAN ISLAND-Seho0ner BraEos-l2 600 plan
tains 500 bunches bananas 1900 coc0snuts
MOBILE--teamer Francss-l42 pkgs tobacco
GALVESTON AND steamship
Hewesl24 bales cotton 5000 in specie l34 head Of
cattle Ia head calves 2l4 head hogs and sundriss
MOBILE Steamer &ouise-2S bales cotton IL bales
osnAburgs 80 bids paper and sundries
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-01-25

Bntish bark " BDss. Hodges, nom BOssop,in ballast
70 master
Bark dinpssAne Grand, IS days from Bordeaux, TO Y
Aaisnan 2 Laborde-
Bark Msry ann, HambIiD, As days from Liverpool TO
Laughland-
70 master
Brig LAZY Albsr 4s dAya from Bic de JAnsirO, to Elliott
McKeever-
Brig Navarno, Blood IA days from Baltimore TO
Smith 4co-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-01-25
AUCTION SALES.
NEAT COTTAGE HOUSE.
WITH TWO LOTS OF GROUND, OPPOSITE
DOUGLAS SQUARE,
IN THE FOURTH DISTRICT, AT AUCTION,
Succession of William Drawe, deceased.
Eacnnd nistrict Gnnrt nnckaI M % ahl

DY NASH a. HODG4S0N, AUOTIONEER-
~ office No. 10 Grayier street-On SATURDAY,
February 49, 1870 az twelve o'clock NJ at the St,
Charles Auction EIchang &c. by virtue and in pursu-
ance of order of tie Hon Louis DuVignesud.
Judge of the Second District Court, Parish of Or
leans dated Janusry 81, 1870, docket No 1882 for
account OF the succession OF William Drawe,
deceased will be sold
TWO LOTS OF GROUND, with the buildings
and improvements thereon, situated in the Foarth
District OF this city IN the square b unded by
Washington avenue, Fourth, Jacob, now trsret, and
Soils, now Locust streets, designated as Nos and
g. measuring, each, SO feet front on Jacob now
treret street, by depth of 100 feet between parallel
lines
The improvements consist of 4 ONE STORY
FRAME SLATE ROOF COTTAGE, and contains
two rooms, with kitchen, cistern, ETC.. the yard is
high, under cultivation, good fencing etc, and is
immediately fronting Douglas Square
Termg-One-haf cash in United states Treasury
notes. and the balance at two years, with eight per
cent interest and special mortgage from date until
final payment, with the five per cont clause for
attorneys fees in of suit; the buildings to be
kept insured and the policy transferred.
Act of sale before j. f. Ucffey Esq, notary, at the
expense Of the purchaser, including stamps.
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-01-25
LEGAL NOTICES.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT OOURT
DISTRICT CT LOUISIANA.
IN THE MATTER. OF BEGGs, WoLFLEY
%, Bankrupt.
In Bankrupty-No. sos.

WHEREAS. JAMES BEGGS, IEDIVIDU.
w ally, and rs q member OF said firm, formerly of
New Orleaus, but now OF Kenton county, Kentucky,
duly declared bankrupt under the act of Congress Of
March 1867, has this day filed in said court petit
ton praying for discharge and certificate thereof
from all his debts and other claims proVable under
said act.
Notice is therefore given TO all creditors who have
proved their debts, and to all other persons in in
terest that the day of February 1870 at
II A. M is assigned for the hearing of the same aud
that they then and there attend and show cause
if any they have, why the prayer of the said peti-
ton should not be granted; and further notice is
given that the bankrupt will undergo an examine
ton before j. n. Blackburn, United States Com
missioner. on the seyentsenth % OF February, A.
y. 1870, at IL A. d., at his othoe, Covington,
Kentucky.
Clerks office. New Orleans. January u. $50.
jals2l % X. LOEW, Deputy CLERK.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-01-25
OONSTABLE'S SALES.
Aifrsa seAoberE vs.. schooner HarAav,
Al Barrow, AEent-No. a7ss.

Alfred sehOberK We. schooner Harkaways
A.. J. Barrow, Agsnt-No. a7bs.
THIRD JusTIoEs COURT, PARISH OF
J. Orleans No 3753.-Ry virtue Of q writ Of teri
facias 10 me directed BY the Honorable John P.
Montamat, Third Justice Of the Peace for the
parish Of Orleans will proceed 10 sell At public
auction. on SATURDAY, January 2e, 1870 at
twelve o'clock M, at the Merchants and Auction
GERS Exchange. on Royal street between Custom
house and Canal streets
The SCHOONER HARKAwAY, now lying at
Algisrs. at HeWsons Wharf, the Third District
Ferry with everything belonging 70 said schooner
Seized In tho above stated and numbered suit.
Oonditions-This being the second and last auction
She above schooner will be Adiudicated to the highest
and last bidder, for whatever the same will bring
ehasers will furnish his or their bonds, with GOOD
and solvent security bearing i've per cent interest
Der annurn from date Of sale an I'll ped purchaser
paying IN cash, out Of the amount OF his bid, the
charged for Advertising, commission, tax on suit
las Is $50 Is 49, v. eERoDIAs. Constable.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-01-25
UNITED sTATEs DIsTRICT COUnT
IN THE MATTER OF BENJAMIN II. WALES,
Bankrupt.
In Bankruptcy-No. 7ss.

In BankruptcY-NO. 788,
WHEREAs, BENJAMIN H WALES, LATE
w of New Orleans, but now residing At Geneva,
Alabama, dnly declared bankrupt under the act Of
Congress OF March 2, 1861, has this day fled in
said Court q petition praying for . discharge
and certihoma thereof from all his dsbts and other
claims provsble under said act.
Notice is therefore giVento all creditors who have
proved their debts. and to all other persons in
interest," that the twentyeighth day OF February 1870
at II A. H. is assigned for the hearing Of the same,
cause X any they have, why tue prayer Of the said
petition should not be grantedi and further notice
examination before Register YarbrouRh, on the
sixteenth day OF February, A. D. 1870. at II A. Nj,
Clerks ONCE New Orleans. January q, ls70.
ia23 20 fe6 K LOEW. Deputy Clerk
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-01-25

Steamship MsripOsa Kemble from New York 18th inst
10 A hsutOn-2d district
Steamship Victor, Gates from New York, to 9 Fes-
dick Aco-2d district
British steamship Uastila Thomas from Liverpool Dec
%, via Havana TO Ocean. Zorega &eO-Sd district 80
Steamship Agnes, Hawthorne, from Indanola via
Galveston, to G Whitney &eo-lst district
North German ship Augusta, Van hortsn 40 days from
Rotterdam, in ballast, 70 Mummy, Luling &co-ath
district
North German brig Hermann, LANCE As days from Rio
de Janeiro, 70 A LAmotte- Pc Mt
Schooner Russell, Clark, IS Gays from New York,
so master-2d district p
Schooner BraEos Rault days from RuGtan Island 10
4 PiAggi0 AeO-2d district p