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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-02
YESTERDAYS Evening Dispatches,

NEW YORK, July 1.-The steamship Ten
nessee proves total loss. The vessel an
cargo we're fully insured. Every passenger
was saved.
NArCHEz, July 1.-The r. E. Lee passed
at 1904, the Natchez at lO:lS A. M. Thu
Lee did not land. but lost four minutes
taking coal barges. The Nstchez lost eigh,
minutes in landing.
MONROE La, July 1.-The first through
train of cars, eince 1862, will leave this
place tomorrow for Vicksburg. over the
North Louisiana and Texas Railroad.
Daily trains will be run each way on and
after Monday next, connecting here with q
daily line of coaches for Shreveport. Time
from Vicksburg to Shreveport, forty hours.
Fare on railroad, S..
The weather is clear and warm. River
falling. with ten feet water on the bar.
ROME, July 1.-The Pope has ordered the
Cardinals to oppose any proposition to set
aside the infallibility discussion.
committee of bishops from all nations
urge the collection of subscription for the
relief of the Catholic church of CONSTANT.
nople, which suffered SO severely during the
c0nflagration.
LONDON, July 1.-The Times, this morning,
has AN editorial article on the Cuban ques-
ton, wherein it praises the precedence set
ana the f0rbearaDce shown by the American
government In Cuban affairs, and particu.
iarly the judicious resolution expressed in
the recent message Of President Grant.
LIVERPOOL, July There was con-
siderable excitement in the cotton market
upon the discovery, this morning, that the
stock IN port is go 600 bales below the esti.
mate, and American cotton is 70, 600 bales
below the estimate.
The Cotton Brokers' Circular, issued this
morning, gives the following figures for
she week closing last evening: Ssles of the
week 81, 600 bales, Of which 5000 we're for
export, and 1000 for speculation. leaving to
Inc trade 81 900 bales. Receipts of the |
American.
Total amount of cotton in port 555 900
bales, of which $40, 900 are American.
stock ahOst bound here, AL 900 bales, of
which ITO, 900 are American.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-02
Monetary and Commercial,
MON ETAR Y.

| OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,. ,
FRIDAY EVENING. July /. le7O J
The money market has shown less east
within the past day or two. and, under the
pressure OF an increased demand, the supply
OF available capital has gradually lessened
At the same time. however, there has been
no quotab.e advance, although we hear OF
occasional negotiations on the street at q
fraction above quotations. The ruling
rates outside are still 10@l2 ~ cent ~ an.
mum for AL notes. secured by prime collater-
ais, and first class business paper without
collateraIs, and 1@1a for goood and second
g class U.s.. Mortgage notes are quoted at s@lo
for second grade.
| Gold opened at 1l12@ll2 against 1924 at
| New York;, and closed at l11B G1l2! against
| ll2D. The sales included $1,000 and $40. 900
| at lll3; $1,000 at 11ls; $4,000. $4,000 and $4,000
at lll4; $4,000, $4,000 and SIS. 900 at liz,
! and $1,000, $4,000 and $4,000 at 1928. We heard
OF no transactions in silver. 1t is quoted at
-@l0S for American half dollars. and So.
per cent premium in gold for Mexican dol.
lars. @-
Operations in foreign exchange were of
fair extent, and, under the improvement in
gold, rates advanced 3@i y cent. The sales
OF sterling embraced about ESQ 900, of
which f25O0 bill of lading and $4,000 clear
At d2l5; $4,000 clear at l2ll; $4,000 and
vate bankers ut 1929, and $4,000 bank at
1879. The transactions in francs embraced
100 600, including $1,000 commercial at
4682, and 5000 private bankers at 4.65. |
Sterling maybe quoted at I2li@l22i for |
good to Al bill of lsdipg and clear, and 1929 |
@l2S for bank: and francs nominal at |
4.6S4@4.675 for the former and 463l0-
for the Latter.
Domestic exchange was still easier. The
banks drew on New York at par@5 y cent
premium tor small sums. and the sales
Included 5000 and $4,000 commercial
sight on New York at 4 discount; $40, 600
commercial and $50 900 bank and private
os b. kerS at l. S45 900 private bankers at
'.32' and $4,000 commercial and SIG 900
ana 81, 900 private bankers at3-16.
In stocks ESQ shares Ship Island Canal
we're reported at 00c: $50 and 500 do at Csc:
900 do at 96c; 1000 do ut a7ac, and 500 do at
y; 200 Crescent City Slaughterhouse at
~ 50; so do at $23, and 100 Mississippi Val. :
ey Levee at S..
Nothing trsnspired in bonds.
We note sales of $1,000 Metropolitan Po-
ce warrants at 994. and $1,000 yesterday
the same. and $1,000 new State at 81.
'ealers bought State At $50 for new, and {
f@-for old, and Metropolitan Police at
20, and sold the former at Sc a 81 for
ew and 95@- for old, and the latter at @
II. 8
$1,000 city seven per cent redemption Ger.
hcaies changed hands yesterday at IS.
City treasury notes were in request at h
gher rates. Within the past few days G
'OOo nave changed hands at 10 y cent dis Z
'unt, all the particulars of which were SUP. :.
'essed at the time. Dealers rates for small =
ms are now advanced to 124@15 buying, &
Id lOE0I2 selling. We OuOta.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-02
The Planters Banner reports the follow
ing information:

The steamer Peerless is at WORK clearing
the impediments to navigation from the
Teche above Franklin. She will remove
many dangerous snag and Steamboat
snasher, so that our mail boats. and ali
other boats, will pass up and down the
Teche with more security than ever before.
But it would require 5000 600 to remove ali
the suDken steamers, and out the bayou in
fine nasigable condition, The State appro.
priation, which is to pay for the work Of the
Peerless. under Captain Broad, and the T.
d Bine, under Captain Forgey, is but
$4,000.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-02
We extract the following from the circular
OF Messrs. Burke, Clark & Trepsgnier:
NEW ORLEANS. July !, 1870.
Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF TIE DAILY REPUBLICAN,
Saturday, July 2, 1870. !
1LRABBD YESTERDAY.

| 'uoAD0O 66I6hUAA
Steamship Yazoo, Cstherias, for Philadelphia via Hs
Steamship " Hewes Bourne. for Galveston and Ind
Steamer Mary Alice and bsrges Dawson for St Louis
snip Momentum, Lord for Liverpool
Schooner William Ebbstts Newman, for Pensacola
schooner Geneva, Glover, Tor Cienfuegos
Schooner Webb. ssei1sr. Tor Noble 'AA '''An'
Schooner Lizzie Belle. johnson, for Mobile
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Harlan. Lewis, from Ind snoa AID Calves
ton. to Y A Whitney &co-lst district
eraAA BOATS.
Louise. Hopkins, from Mobile.
Ednburg Bachelor from Cincinnati.
BaTt A Hos.s ss A. fom Bayou sara
I..i. Bopsin: from from ssnS neo,e
Joha kIgour, Benson. from Vicksburg
BELOW AT QUADRANT me.
Steamship Lord Lowell. Agnew, from L ,vans. to J
Forstall d Son
EXPORTS
vPHILADELPHIA VIA HAvANA--stesmshlp
low bbs meal 100 doc brooms 100 sksban loo SKIS oats
Ss SIS corn S362 ia specie SKIS onions lard 60
pigs mdse for Havsna Sill bales cotton 4;9 bds hid.
90 osg: wool bales hides 80 bales 257 pkgs ndse
md .ArGLA VIA eALvEsroN-st.am,b,p
Hewes-lo00 empty ts 1000 bbls -four 200 hf obs Of
beer IS bags coffee 10y bbs whisky IS bales lou rolls
Sos hour % bags coffee IS bbs whisky 2OO 200
Dxs candles hhds sugar and sundries
.AIVERPOOL-Ship Nonantum-S45l bales cotton 5000
GkTrE-Brig Nsretts-30 700 slaves
fENSACOLA-schoone Wm Ebbett-45 bbIs pork l
&c bacon bbs whisky 90 bbls -four 10 bbs molasssa 800
corn hhds sugar lUsks bran 10 SKIS oats Is pkgs of
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Geneva-S?0 SKIS corn
NSSAoAN LAND-SchOoner Oak Rdge-l5OO0 feet
oer ooo shingles bbls pork bbs beef 10 kegs but
70, sGs arc ~ bbls -four csks bacon Is pkgs mdse
os MOplAc-Schooner Webb-45 SKIS corn % SKIS oats
pkgs mdse w. ~ wv" 0uA 0A0 "a
NY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lizzie BELTS tors coal
T.; AooAS-eteamer Mary Alice and barges-s4 bdls
TMPORTe.
INDIANOLA VIA GALVESTON - Steamship
newes-i2o 6aes cotton 3l4 head cattle ~ bds OF
aes 10 oags wool bbs tsow IL ties beef and snn Tries
-Steamer Lou'se-l3 bales cotton 81 psles of
mose III pigs tobacco and sundries
aHGEIPTH OF PRODUCE.
CIkClNNATl-Steamer Edinburg-l0 bales cotton q
nhds tobacco and western produce and sunSries
Bayou SAkA-Steamer Bart Able-7 bales cotton ]
IL hhos eugar 66 SKIS cotton aud supdrv nrodnca
GRAND EOORE-Steamer B. L. Hodge M o |
~ bales cotton 2l7 SKIS cotton seed hhds sugar 3s3
head catte and sundyy produce
WASH ING fON-Steamer Lizzie Hopkns-lO bales
ootton III held Cattle lis hides and sundries
VICKSBU RG-StsaHer John Kileour-2lk bslas of /
cotton s28 sks cotton sesd end sundry produce
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-02
COMM ERCIAL.

FRIDAY EVENING. July l. 1870.
CoTToE-The sales to-day were confined to
1000 bales, at an advance of about tc. We
now quote ordinary at l44@l5ac; good or.
binary at 162@l74c; low middllDg at 17l@
184c; middliog at 100. and strict mid.
ding At 193@lolc.
The market opened with only q moderate
inquiry, the demand being checked by the
want OF freight room, and under the ad-
vance In gold and foreign exchange as well
as the favorable tenor of Liverpool tele-
grams, factors raised their pretensions I@ic.
The movement exhibited very little ANNA
zion, resulting in the limited sales noted
| ABOVE, at about the advance stated. The
| discrepancy between the actual stock at
| LIVERPOOL and the running statement ap-
| Years to have created some excitement in
tnat market. and impaired additional buoy
ancy to our own.
| me sales for the past three days sum up
| oooU Oales: making an aggregate for the
and 49, $50 the week before. and the weeks
| rece pts 44S9 bales, embracing 3O6 from
| other delivery ports, and 4l83 proper.
against 1880 proper last week. and Sea last
year. Receipts proper since Sentember 1
l,l20, O56 bales, against 7s2,625 last wear
exclusive of 9ll2 bales from SAMPLES etc
The weeks exports comprise 2O6ss bales.
embracing 14,l26 to Liverpool. 1867 To
Havre, 1856 20 Boston, 2943 to New YorI
aud 81 to Philadelphia. AA'
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
Stock on hand September l, 1s69-baes, TN
arrived since last statement. 723
Arrived previously. ............ll 1888 4:o-I l84 90
r., Total. .;.......................- l,lsl,97e
Olea ed to-day. Observation-Disclosures, 1852
Cleared previously. Ia esS-l,l lie 1923
Stock on hand and on shipboard-bales..... C. 55l
To-day's exports embrace 3451 bales to
Liverpool and 81 to Philadelphia. Re-
ceipts proper since Friday evening ABB bales.
against 1890 last week, and 1893 last year,
and since September l, 120,O5S bales,
against 1872, 625 last year, exclusive of 9ll2
bales supplemental.
FLoUR-The market is dull and unchanged,
and the sales to-day are confined to 1000
bbls., of which 40 and so bbls. double extra
at S. rs; $50 treble extra Sc l25; Is choice
Sc 70; 80 choice at Sc IS; 100 choice extra
at IS so: 80 choice at Sc IS; 100 choice ex-
ira at ~ 70; 10od) at 81 rs, and SO at So 124
y Dol. Weeks sales 5000 bb!s; receipts
70 O63; exports Is 7l0.
CoRN-The market is little irmer though
without any improvement in prices; 5000
SACKS were sold to-day, OF which $50 mixed
In burlaps at 92t; 300 ordinary white mixed |
at VI; 1000 white mixed at 81 O5; 100. 100 |
and 1900 choice white at 81 10 ~ bushel. |
ports 1880. -O-'
OArs-The market is quiet and unchanged. |
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-02
OPELOUSAS.

dW0& FOR OPnLOUSAS, WASHING
% 5:s:t sas sas ~ .aHeass ss %
BayouC onrtablea light draft
steamer,
j. g. BlaekH0rd,
leaves on Wednesday, st. ssn@i H. 0'Fk'
Leaves Washington for New Orleans every
SATURDAY at Il NJ.
The j. g. Blackfor1 connects at 8iTrsport with
steamer Paynswick. and at Onurchvile with Jennie
Glbbens. Through bills lading given.
Bills against steamer j. G. Blackford will not be
paid without written order from the captain.
The j. G. Blackfofd. when the rater is too low
Will connect with steamer Maggie F.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-02
BATON ROUGE.

BATON ROUGE.
h New Orleans. Coast and Baton
6u4 aouge ssmi-wsskly passenger packet
st. JOHN.
W. X. GREATHoUsE, j. A. CoMsTocK,
Master: Clerk
Leaves New Orleans every WEDNESDAY at 10 A.
NJ. and SATURDAY 1t p. NJ; leaves Baton
Rouge THURSDAY and SUNDAY EVENINGS.
coming down the coast below Donaldsonvi,ls in
daylight. Fridays and Mondays
e. 0. MELANCON, Agent,
INNS &c Old Levee etreet.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-02
CONSTABLE'S SALES.

Mrs.. Mary Glenn VI. MIRA 0niaer-No
$500.
QY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIERr FAo1As
~ TO me directed BY the Honorable the Second
Justice OF the Peace for the parish Orleans viii
No. 90 sa5or ne street; between Perdido and Union,
OF nWT IA III III 1870 az twelve O'Clock
Seized in the above entitled suit
Terms-Cash. .-.i... ,. a.. .-
jeD jy5u j. W. OrITNN oons+.hra
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-02

FREIGHTs-The room by sailing vessels in
port is nearly all taken up. Holders are
asking ID for Liverpool, and ls@1ac for
Hayre. New York, steam, stiff at &c.
TALLOw-Texas rendered is in better SUD-
ply, and with email export demand prices
are weak. We quote prime at 9A@l0c = IL.
mand, but most of the large stock here is
held under limits. We quote Western recti-
fed at 95@Sl y gallon for low proof, and
81 05@l 10 for choice; Bourbon at 81 250l IS
for patent, and ST 5O@5 for pure.
Corn MEALS in light supply and Job.
bling from store at IS 25@5 so % Dbl for
kiln dried.
IRON CoTToS T1Es-Are selling at 5s@6lc
58 ID.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-02
ARTICLE XVII.

The stockholders shall not be responsible for
losses or damages incurred by said ASSOCIATION
oeyond the amount of capital stock held OF owned
by him or her respectively.
Thus done and passed in my office, at New Or.
lear azores aid the day, month anu wear first above
written, IN the presence of L4wrencs Mccormack
and Har1is Murphy, witne $685. of lawful age domi.
with the parties and me- the said notary after the
reading OF these pre- ents
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-02

STEAMSHIPS.
THE CROMWELL LINE.
For New York, Direct.
This line is composed of the steamships
GEORGE WASHINGTON, CORTES.
GEORGE CROMWELL MARIP0SA
ST. LOUIS.
XAl&1S The steamship
CORTkS,
aORATIO NELSON, Commander,
WIN leave her wharf. foot of Toulouse street, on
SATURDAY. July 2 at SPIN.
$50.
fLcaent for Liverpool. Bremen and Havre taken
a tols me- and through bills of ladipe given for
- sane. For freight Or passage apply TO
4 ALFRED MOULTON,
my-L No. Al CarondeIet street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-02

- l. Captain O. G. Pick EFT, having
4 purchased the fast and splendid side
wheel steamer
sELMA,
Will! start her in the Opelousas trade about August
l. The Selma is pronounced by inspectors as
unsurpassed IN those particulars that make up
staupch. reliable and comfortable steamer. je25 I'm
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-02

Blake a. Tower vs. Alfred q. Cewau.
1'HiRD JUSTICE OF TaE PEACE, PARISH
to me directed BY the Hon. John r Montamst.
Iniro Justice Of the Peace in and for the parisS
uauESDAYs Jaiy "a. 1870. at tw olive O'Clock NJ. AZ
me me merchants Auction Room, on Royal street.
DISTRICT Of this city. to sell the following lot Of
ONE LOT OT GROUND. situated in IN. .oe
GreenyiIie. parish Of Oreaps. in tie SQUARE dss;S.
natea by the No. IT, bounded BY south MsrEaS
Cnesnut, foucher and Market streets. SAID lot Il
tns NO. OF said sketch, and measures 3ls5 feet
'front.' on South Market street, Blk feet front m
Chssnut street. by 30 feet in depth A' y"
Terms-CasE on the SPOT r
;.,,o- AGERET, Constable
loi4 ~ IVA Third JusticO OF the Peace
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-02
VIOLATION.

Secs n and "a, Act Asrch 2. i7s0
section 90. Act March 2, 1899
Section "a, Act MarUh 2. 1859
Section 60, Act March 2, l7es
Secs "a ana GO, Act March i, 1893
Seotion So. Act March 2, 1883
section 68. Act March 2, 1859
Section 4, Act July rs. 1893
secs "a and e., Act March 2. l7sS
Section 60, Act March q 1899
Section ~, Act March 2, 1883
Secs ~ and GO. Act March 2, 1872
Section 90, ACT March 2 l7s9
Section 4. Act July 10. 1865
secs "A and 50. Act March 2. 1859
Section so. Act Msrch 2, 1883
section 4 Act July ID, 1865
Section IS, Act March 2, 1893
Section %, Act March 2, l7S9
Secs "a and 90, Act March 2. l7e9
Section "a. Act March 2. :799
Section 81, Act March 2, 1889
Section 4. Act July Is. lSt6
Section so. Act March 2, 1853
MES F. CASEY. Oollec tor.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-02
STEAMBOATS,.
CAIRO AND CHICAGO.

STEAMBOATS,.
CAIRO AND CHICAGO.
oAIRO AND OhIOAGO-THE ILLINOIS CEN
trai Railroad and Blue Line via Cairo. take
freight from New Orleans on first-class steamers
leaving daily at PM
FOR CAIRO. CHICAGO AND
E2I2H all points North and West vi,
Cairo-The
Great Republic,
Virginia,
Henry Ames,
| -.,... Belle Lee,
--- Indiana,
Nicholas LOngworeh,
Robert =. Lee and
Continental.
Are among the frstcIass steamers of this lin.
Lnro1Rn tickets to oil points North via Cairo for
Hn - no. LOU Common street. under the st. Charles
Na Al rates and ~ through bills OF l.dins from
.be ocs Of tbs aoove ssen and signed only
chippers by this route save draysce and transfa.
fnsnesn snd their goods arg always under cover
nS ons-quarter less ,han by any other route
Mig JAMES T. TUCKER, General Agent
ST. LOUIS.
For u. Louis, Cairo, Mem
lRH phis. vicksburs and tho Bends-rh,
low-Dressuro steamer
GREAT REPUBLIC.
VI. B. DONALDSON, Master.
.. d. ATKINSON and W. A. HURp. Clerks.
Leaves SATURDAY. July p st sP.MI
"A fHo cah;v
1HeSured Oy applying at the office Of binnott q
ADAMS. NO. Is Commercial place ;sSs~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-02

LAUKENOE MCOORMACK
HARRIS MURPHY -
W. j. OASTELL
Notary Public.
J., the undersigne3. Recorder Of lMortsessss. in
ana for the city OF New Orleans parish of Oriesns.
Ssaie OF do hereby certify that the within
sct hss been this day duly recorded in nv ofice in
society book No 8. Folio l2i. as required by law.
New Orleans, July l, 1870.
tSisned o. DARoANTEL, DEPUTY.
-, certify the above and foregoing true CODY of
sne original act extant in my current reaiatsr IN
talth whereof grant these preseuts undsr nv Ale.
1!e.1s sns Inc ,mpres. Of my seal Of Office 81 New
1880 w. j. OASTELI. Notary Pobhc.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-02

&6@ The ''''" . ship
O'LEARY, Commands.
VIII leave her VIA r. foot of Oalliope street. on
SATURDAY. July 2, at 8 p. n. For freirhs or
passage, apply to
r. W. PERKINS CO., Agents.
~, 800 26 Caroudelet street.
N. H.-Shippefs will please; procure orders from
NNgen.s Omcs before sending freight to steamer.
fe2 "
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-02

1 ia 1 4sp
AS%r;;ii aEoo marx marx
April 10 No mark.
ApFA 10 Ne mark.
Apr! 10 No mark.
Apr! 2llNo mark.
ApfM q mo mark =.
Apfn 0 No marx. -.
April 81 No mark. 80.
Apru Isl No mark. =.
April 27kNo marx. !
may emo marx. III
Nay 7lNo mark ....|
1ay l6l No msrK :,
mag II No mark
sMaN g No mark. ii
LAY No mark....t
MAJ Is No mark. /
nay SF&O No. 60
'o,' No mark. 4
june l7iNo mark
June 2GiNo mark. i
June 2INo maxi
June 80 No mark. II
iy2 10 20
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-02

MRS. Anna Mary Beck ". AlberS
Weeks-No. 77is. =
/ RI VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FIERI
~ fssi4s to me directed by the Honorable tie
Second Justice of the Peace for the parish of DR.
Leans Leans will proceed to sell At public suction At my
alley on FRIDAY, July g. 1870 - twelve pollock
ONE LOT OF HOUSEHOLD EURNITUHE "a
psS inventory on ME at my efies. - -
TermsEOash. -'yti4t .-t.-.
je1s jy3s j. w. QUINN Co,.tah.
Martin Cusack vs Mr.. and Mrs .J.ha
Kennedy. and L. Coos, Surety On the Appea
Bond-No. 1903 -
TH!RD JUSTICE OF,THE PEACF, PARISH
a OF Orleans, Nos. 1903 by writ Of 40 alias fer
Iacas to me directed by the Honorable john r. Al on
tamst, Third Justice of the Peace. ip and for the
parish OF Orleans. in the above suit will proceed on
THU HSOAi, July 81, 1870. at twelve O'Clock NJ at
the Merchants Auction Room, Roy al street. between
Custombouse and Canal In the Second District of
wit - Fr''' W.
"A: A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated in the
nrst District OF this city designated ne lot No.
70, bounced by Howard, Lsfaye cite. Poydras and
Liberty streets, measuring twsnty-six feet front
howard street, by one hundred and seven fest n
oepth tegetber with the Improvements thereon.
1erms-Oash on the spot.
B. AGERET,
Constable Third Justice of the Peace.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-02

SDA. AsTeeSo''. ybU
Ctoerage Passa 90. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Is
Bills Of ladng signed through to LIVERPOOL. t,l.s.
SOW and Bremen Through tickets for first class and
steers9e PASSENGERS for Liverpool and the Conti
nent, connecting with Guiou's Line of Staamsrs
calling from New York every Wednesday.
For freight or passage, apply 70
Low 4 LUDWFGSEN
. No. $50 CoYamon street
Tsa steamship SHERMAN will follow. LEAVING On
SATURDAY July 9. At r. II. ocO ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-02

IN 1NH1IANoLA VIA GALVESTON - Steamshi,
Hewes-l28 bales cotton sid head cattle a bdls
MOBILE -Ssesmer Lou1se~la haiss Cotton 81 na,ss ~
mdse 2l7 pkgs tobacco and sundriss
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-02

| FOE NEW YORK.
- d ANTS KAMSHIP LINE
cUU 9mRrls,ng the trstclass steamships
snfEEGVG ~ AAf..... Captain Geo. L. Norton.
aF MI Captain Miner B. CrowelL
UNITED STATES........,,Os ptain Rlsnch.rd
I iESSTrSSiFf II Captain W. r. henry.
! AAILH B. bOUDEk- Captain N< $3.50
60n COMPRISING THE FIRST.OLASS
Steamships
SAILING FROM NEW YORK EVERY 0ATUR.
DAY.
Che Steamship
MISSISSIPPI,
w. p. HENRY, Commander.
Will lesve her wharf, foot of Jefferson strset m
- SATURDAY. July 2 ct p
These steamers have superior Accommodate
Tor passsngers
CovAA AsTeeSo. '.'..'........-...........S $50
CVo0So8s ae0d Co. Is
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The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-02-02

EIKo AND LASpgB.-We publish, on the
outside, the reply Of the Reese River Revcillo
to an article in the Independent in reference
to the sounter claims of Elko county against
Lander. The Reveille's article is fair ac-
knowledgment, sandwiched between two
growls. We can afford to overlook these tri-
fling evidences of ill-humorr which garnish
the commencement and close Of that article,
in view Of the fact that on the whole, Elko
is substantially admitted to DO correct. We
can settle on that basis, Mr.. Reyeile.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-02-02

MoNo LAKE. This hake, says an exchange,
il certainly one Of the greatest curiOusities in
the State Of California, il no, mr. the world.
The lake is eighteen miles in length by tiir1
teen in width. Its color in the center is a
dark bottle-green near the shore, Of an nlknli
color. On the western shore numerous
streams empty into it. On the northern and
north eastern shore numerous springs boil up
from the bottom. One of these springs is
twenty-five feet in diameter, and comes TO the
surface with such force that it is impossible to
keep boat on the top Of it, II is one-hnlf
mile from the shore. and in twenty eight feet
Of water. On the shore Of the lake, numerous
columns of rock, resembling coral rise from
the water. They are from five to fifty feet in
hight and are supposed to have been formed
10y the fresh water springs, which, in almost
every instance, burst from beneath them.
They are of different diamctcrs, md have
been worn by thc wind and woven into the
most fantastic shapes, then encrustcd by the
caleareous deposit Of the water, which gives
them the appearance Of marble columns, or
the ruins Of somo magnificent temple. Two
or three miles bnck from tho shores the same
rock exists, proving that the lake has been Mt
least one thousand feet higher than mt present.