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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-09
l,enaI;l Henry u. iAGsLIurE.

We c.Yy .rc :o.'.wia: :".w:he New lc::.
Co. ".G.
G.4.r.., :!...v II. Wa.i,,,.,E. VII" Ac.t.e p:
lie ic'l"W-irtr >.:N'E.H. expedition. III
Montana. Wi tG :l.!s Osc....uG'L J." ....l" IL
...r,. =. li.:e - he c.I:.or. discoveries
..!.. "i,>..y.: .ou> :es.,.t.h. from :. died q,
Consumption -: is :.sideGc: IL Clinton.
;unall.l. oE IL. :N.A.S--:.h l.':i,rr III :Lc
Il .,.yu.i,':. wear e. n. !:". Il" Wis t'.n
y Windsor. Vermont. az Tie -""n:y y-eiGn' /.
T.: March. i>'.l. iut 81. fathers :;.nilv 70
l.ovp.l :. Ct. wn.n lie Was Hrlv !: V.l
cd. i:' received Il com non >giIoo! cC..>.:-
.",. ard ~ rs hovhc.". W.. anireu..c... 20
!. tanner. .hlS hu> mess .,.t. no! -...' lis
:.>t. and ry /. Il; q. clos. ,taiv u h.- spare
hons hc t-:oti hinss': '"r he vocation ot
a school teacher. Th;. he :c!lc*e.. .,n..l be
VS. twenty Teais Q; I,.r. wren Ee began .ne
s.uGy OF Aa".
Estiona. Law Schoo! III IS :. and r.tlti for
r:.3c:,c. n N'rMiiIcn ."..:.y. lHL,ana
where tie served ..~ Au.!itor OF ::c comfy
for several wears. When lie Vav Grokc oU.
IL 80. ;.c "alScG = ."upaE" OF volunteers.
and Wen: iE:" :hc service Is - captain.
He became co.ope! g: the Eighteenth In
Gi;.n. Regiment IL iSt,,. and III 1856, received
me Nr.ve: It'll" ~: i'r .,l..!e. general. He
wa> mustered. "ut o! :he service in !S'-1.
having served CALAMITY :hr"ngh":. TIC CT
tire struggle. lie Successfully contested
tie seq: ., DAME! y. :ocrnies n the
TE.r:v ninth Conyre-s. aE., was reelected
:" the FN".:sth CoEcce~.. :lr declined u
ce-nominat."E fox Ire :'o"'y-,irst. ;!e was.
Appointed uv Hye.!:tE: Grant Surveyor
Genera. cI Nunt"L... :" .:-cced Genera!
Meredith. :ii. Icpo:: o. Re Yellowstone
expedition mas attracted :: good 'ca! q: al
tent;"N. hv .i' sn!il.e'! -. graphic style IL
wi. !. ). : W"II.tE.
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Obs,rucl;ng Ra::rOEl: Tracks.

Tic io.!owiE, items are cooicG from :Lc
II .<i..ipri C'"tc!. TIE nan WHO would
.n:.s :"it,e with human .iv.s = :. Mscrcan.
.uw.rii. :" I've:
Cue ui.h- ias; week. a. lie south tocrG
passenger train arrived. III TIE Rel II b".hOou
OF Duck :!.l!. the engineer discovered an
obstruction on .Ec trac%, and III time 20
nave :hc train stopped :. p,.ycn; any dam
age. On examination, = W:te i"und that "a
tel. .la;i. pole rad teen placed acros. the
rack and securely tied ty:i.e wire. l. vas
evidently the intention ~; :hc t"rds VIII"
.,la q. !: Ii.clr :" .ob :nc express and pas
.eEgtr> d.: n. ti:c cHcittMcE. incident 70 Il
r...iroaa disaster. Wn.cli WUul.! undoubtedly y
have .cen The case had. Ike engineer not
i.en .l> v..:!cMt ia G:s duty.
Vn ne same nj ght :Lr n"i:h-i'cN.,. :ia!n
came IL crn:ac: with TIE same telegraph
uoi". only :. few hundred yards from where
:: was ,,:st discovered. >:ac.:iH. nearly ~
II wi" III a bridge. with enc eH.. >iIntluy n
.nr dix. r',on q: tie train. TLIc.. struck :hc
engine: i.I. - the engineer wa> RAINING ms
.rai: g"u:!Cu>v ' "n,. lew IS - .Ee :iuc. .Ee
concession w:.~ i ioil. an, Il" tau...ge "ol:c.
md y.. liz. :,.r.ier Oh .n",E': pole was
discovered ;v.r. across .hc ':'..yn.
'Ia1: portion OF The Ica.. >!c.:.. be- So
,r::.!v watched. a. .E"Te - .I;;y:S. ioN"D.v
:. 81. -: Ncsuer"tUcS n tE:. ~! .LGuriGOd
ana. >iU,..G ::.ey te c2UG!., curE. :" rs
lung. .:;..wn and t:Ea;:e:..: upon Ike t.ys:
zee.
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BRUSSELS.
Retreat tG Estnch ComllIand-Forty
t:rn. SniIed 4 I'd Abandoned.

EEussEA>, February :.-The hdepen.
cor,s Frye mas q telegram from 1Lyons.
whci. saws ,ia. General Creamer. with
Oh" division Of the French army of the
Nas.. Effected his retreat from Pontarlier to
Gcx. lu. was Obliged 20 spike and abandon.
.tr.v ..Es 10 the riUesians
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tic avcgmcIt that the crew had left tie
boa. when the trip was h,.: ,.ait completed.
The captain admitted .i:;t he had nc: 5"
tod The crew, bat tEat was !Lc way he
understood il; Judymen. Vs. given ioc tie
time .hc c.ew had worked.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-09
A pr;ure;y PrCsCEtAItOE.

.Cn sc t.e. evening q ne opening Q:
the ladies' ::!ir. IN :nc rev church OF -.
join the Bap:is.. the KEY. Father McyE;-
Tan was made .nc re>; Iieut O.. :. check ior a
ID. Ci silver containing oLc tLoI.s"nd do!
,a.s .C- Ike Eenc!: OF tie rev church. ..n,l
row Gcuce..cG IL &c E..uk .i America. ss:u-
.cct 70 lis cI,ler.
Tie gentleman WI" Las Rate Ills @nex-
;.e";e! :.L.: m,tri!s,L, a~E",.oE IS Tic pop
..:ar and extensive ownc: o. :l:c Southern
Eice Htpu.. -. Peter s'l..:. corner a: Ols!
Icvcc. James NooG. ::>c.
Father i,uvnih.u .Ei.E:.s :: U:;: !: 40 IL
lottery i: ore .c..a: q Glance, al! hopes
II at ~. chances WI! 70 ."ktn with he
sane cL". .fll .pi:!: .L'. 1t.ra.:ty as tie
.lOra'.. has Ut.G u...'.".
:EncHei j. lie .t.. q. Il" EU:c :L.: ....
c"m.:L.ed he :icc,::
NV UhlE.>s. February :S.:.
Rev. !:"v, al. !.s:'; 9: -. ..nn Ea1.t.
i.E".">t': !.t"sc :lI'i ur.'r ON E.;hk q!
Alu.ilr.: "a" cHr H." a: >..'cr cOLs;.IEln"
one thousand ...:'a:s ~ :: ..cL.t.ou. % be
drawn :u:' u: Il: ..:c a.: ia Gales: -.'.v O:
.It I.."
S'lN I'N
JAMES WOGn.
Although :'...t.v McvLii"E In">: :,::::c
:u.iv acknowledges .:.e :eo'.p:. to:h Iy
.iM>., ard he ..tra VIC have charge q.
...,ie> Il. ;;c :.:.r. ii: very .be";.. Donations
! n".y .ll.,. Oh every U:ie. p:.v.c!- occasion,
:!ulC Tie .:.....r. q: New Orleans. Catholic
n.! ilE-C..:iu,.-. WIKI H.: chccr..iness
.u,; ..i.cri:v 80 :i..:.e:.!.s.i. uf :Le Eci,ie
ana "eE":"..> Il ..:..a !tor.co. lie Crescent
| City. :: a -. tc .uN:.->cG :E:: .!c 0f."!.Hg
a: Mr.. NHcu .:e surpassed. ~ r..lt "l
, v:'c. alt. 0r':a4:y, :.ly:ti:., :!.a: tas been
! given ;.Eu!c. .tc fly: ,.".: oi HT. "uod
! WAS :" :l:.s.E. lie reverend iH'Ier ". .th a
! hers. aE.. ti."y. t... ..l"E :ct' :ion. he
! trough: = w"....! ic mere n.Lcic.II ~ lie
! IA: 20 ave :lc SILVER ..'H..:.uE.
Fl.!..- N"vLii..E ia~ 49," &c. :"r "a Il. H.
, !i.i. .onlucn...titL :;..c .C.s ot .rOuud.
! Wit. !. iLc cottage :c.s" GG.i. thereon.
! slate !u,.'... c'!... .:l!. I.H' .H'r> kitchen.
! t'r.. -. i; u"r..g: .... :. -U::" in,:c.. ty
,;...c ..,.: :-a!: gees. '.:c lc:. ar. ninety
I :..t iron. ~ ere i.gi,.:.. :.-. deer. ard
: >i,u".',. 'n C:ts.,.' h.:""eE ifou:iEe
! and t...u."n- s't.'+-. :-:. District. Tins
! nc VII. .-l'>c .: T.: lp:-s:: i: Ike tfEet!.
: Z: II" Few c!..:c!. =: c:t dollar nance.
. 4 ri."..,. :.uG u:u::.i, :,.-:u.I:.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-09

Greenland got the news Of a probable
outbreak of hostilities between France and
Prussia by the visit Of an American ship
September 70, and unless by accident, will
hear nothing further of the war until mex:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-09
ENSLhvIN(s A GOLCRED BOY.
An Attemp, TO kidnmr.

Mrs. Eliza Brown. colored. ard Joe
Brown. her son. {. boy twelve years old, APP
peare.. at tie police station. yesterday, to
make Il complaint agains: Two NnkEOwn
lEcn. one white, and The other colored,
wi.om she charged with having kidnapped
her son with TIE intention oi selling lin
In" slavery.
Joe. WHO ives with his mc.Lor. OF John
son street. between Dumaiue and 81. Philip
streets .el!s !. very .trai"f.. story. :ic says
.ha:. IL company with Il boy nalIcG VII
..:il. wi . lives III Jefferson. he was locking
."r 'lrp'oym"E: On !cytlias street. Two
m-r. orr. ,c,r:c! .:n,i the o:ic; White. hired
:he.n e carry Two va.se> .oa vessel or tlse
New BASIN. When they reached :hc ship.
the men sen: :!."n. below III der loads.
They were seized when .ncv :cacLed The
cabin. securely ho..nt, and locked ~ IN ..
small loom. In wing Them. Williams
La,,.s bad been :icd behind LIS back. while
does were ::cd III from. Of EH. Joe sac
gce,.eG i'll .n;.eing his nan,t. with his teeth.
ard :i:cn released his com,a';c. Tic :wo
boys. after .cmc tro:.blf. succeeded in
"rea.iny Urcn the door and maxim. 'Lc:r
escape :rclu the vessel They were dis
covered. however. and pN!sUed a consider,
;si.e distance. Mrs. Brown saws liza: when
Gcr s,n reached nome he vac "nau.e t"
>peai. to: i: com. ..,c:abc ..Mc.
III: BOY - very trish: ;.n'. Intelligent.
he SAYS .Ee men med to steal iim an.: Rex!
hi,u H. sclGc foreign cc.in.rv. He is sure
INA, re wcs,..l nl,ow ,Gc Nv" M.E i: ne saw
them again. He believes Ia: he wON.L
arOinG her.
This hi.;-i;.r.:eI outrage >ioa!i GER
..inly Re: DC allowed 20 70 "n!.un sized. and:
We ION. that ever. 't"r: w. Gc MaGc 70
| tc;:.: uy. :!c Two ncn MtU:!cGcG BY :Lt
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-09
PESTTI.

Ratification of the Budget-GOvernmen
Loan on the Market.
PE>rH. February I'm closing the sitting
OF the delegation Baron Won Beust an
nounced the ratification Of the budget, and
thanked the members for their activity. He
expressed the hope that there would be
more cheering prospects when they reassen.
bled.
A government loan of four million thalers,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-09

The Rerolation g is willing to compare
the woman suffragists, on the score Of per
sonal attractions, with any body Of women
in the land"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-09
ITALY,.

Satisfaction De Ma anded from Tunis.
FLORENCE. February The government
insists upon satisfaction with Just demands
from Tuiis, ard guarantees for the future
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LIVERPOOL.
Arrival. Of Cotton Ships,

LIVERPOOL. February S.-Arrived: Shffo
Amsterdam. from Mobile, with $500 bales
OF cotton; bark Ia Plata, from New Orc
leans. with 1900 bales, and Centaur. frors
Noble. with 200 bales.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-09
ATHENS.

BiacqGe Bey Turkish Minister to Greece
ATHENS. February S.-The appointment
ci B'acdue Bey az the Turkish minister to
Greece causes painful impression in th:.
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n c. McCAN.
RON AND BRASS FOUNDER,
Fulton. New Levee Notre Dame ard Julia streets
Office, No. 135 Fulton Street.

Manufacturer of Vertical and Horizontal Steam
Engines, Boilers, Sugar Mills Vacuum Pans Sugar
Kettles, Clarifers Filters, Steam and Horse Power
Draining Machines, Saw Mills Gin Gearing, Furnace
Mouths Crate Bars, etc. Second hand Machinery
snd Boilers always for sale.
Steamship and Steamboat Repairs promptly at.
tended TO-. spA ~
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LOTTERIES.
DRAWING OF THE LOUISIANA
STATE LOTTERY FOR FEBRUARY =, isM.
CLASS :}3,

lrEEi..I ..,ss ~ ..'..I ~" u u !: II
The above drawings are published II ali TIE pri:!-
cip:.l papers. and drawn III pGb.ic daily at tie
rooms o! the company.
Iuor nation furnished and prizes casiea NV
HOWARD. SIMMONS co, Contractors.
81. Charles street, corner Union. New Orleans.
Witness our hands al New r,.tans. L"'.saLa.
this ei,,hti day of February. 1874.
ii. FEkAITA.
ADAM GIFFES.
Comm, sSUCC:s.
BEWARE OF BOGUS LOTTERIES ave
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MACHINERY.
A RMSTRONG'S
FOUNDRY AND BOILER MANUFACTcHT.
Corner OF Erato and New LeVee streets.
NEW ORLEANS, La.

" J. J. ARMSTRONG. Manager
Manufacturer OF Vertical aud Horizontal steam
Engines Sugar Mills, Draining Machines. saw
Nils Cotton Screws and Gearing, l1on Columns
and Fronts of Buildings. Furnace Mouths, crate
Bars, Bone Black, Rvivi:icrs Gas RetoTts Railroad
Frogs etc: Low Pressure. Locomotive Flue ard
Cylinder Boilers OF all kns, Filters, Juice Boxes
and CARRIERS etc ro22 iv
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REMOVALS..

II - = -
The undersigned las removed his STONE YARD
from tie ID stand Cus:onhOuse ttieet. 10 tEe
ARTIFICIAL FREARSTONE YARD,
on Pcvdras s.1ee:, between Locust and FTeIet
streets and The Office 20 No. Sc Natchez street.
In extending and consolidating his business with
the ErcaT Artificial Stone Company, He would eX-
press has thanks TO generous pubi!c!the patrons
and friends OF a business of tLirty-e!Sht years
standing IN this city. and would solicit continu.
ance of the the Louisiana Frear Stone Man.
UtaciuTlug COMPANY. NEWTON tICdAhDS.
Referring 70 tie above, the FREAR ARTIFICIAL
STONE COMPANY will furnish their STONE. also
Granite and Marble 70. all purposee OF hutloiR9,
fronts of stores and dwellings, steps window sl!s,
Hntcs, tombs, monuments, tagging :cr baHGue:s,
yards, garden walks. etc.
Particular attention of property EC.aeIe. a.chi-
tects ana builders is called to the Artificial Frear
Stone now offered beautiful ard ecc1;omica
substitute for brick ard pastered fronts of build
ings and suitable fer corlces. window trimmings.
wall cOpinss. front fences, etc.
NEWTON RICHARDS, President
JAMES CLLAK. Secretary.
Depo, for the sale Of RICHARDS CAPE LIME.
spi3
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WOOD---COAL.

YIELD Il BELL,
l. lSPKNCEK FIELD .ik WAITER O. BKLL.)
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
ritssburg, Anthracite and English Camel
COAL,
Also, Ash, OAK and PINE WOOD. Steamships
steam o0ats, cotton presses, foundres and families
promptly supplied at the lowest market rates. Main
oMce ~ A47 camp street, corner GifOd. Branch of1ce
"i Magazine street, near Poeyfarre. se3 ly
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-09
ct. LOUIS HOTEL MASK BALLS.

IyT. LOUIS HUTEL -N-tSK BALLS.
series of SIX GRAND DRESS AND MASK BALLS
will be given in the spacious ball room Of the st.
Louis Hotel as follows:
On SATURDAY, February II.
On MARDI GRAS February 81.
On ST. JOSFPH'S NIGHT, March 70.
These balls will be the continuation OF fhA grand
entertainments given every year at the New opera
House. where their order and decorum have rer-
dered them justly popular.
Jaeger's splendid silver Cornet Band has been
engaged for the whole series.
The entrance to the ball room IS on Royal street,
just below the corner of st. Louis.
Doors will open at p NJ Balls TO commence at
TO- Gentlemen f3; ladies free.
Tickets can be had at the door the night OF
The ball or at +. Dumonters contec: :ionery corner
Canal and Bourbon streets. Ja1, Pm
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FOUNDRIEs.


GEORGE cRoSA>'
iSuccessor to Bennett Lu-ges)
sOuTEERS ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS.
Corner Magnolia and Erato streets,
Near jackson Railroad Depot,
New Orleans, Louisiana.
Blacksmi.hing and Eousework in general. Vaults,
Store Fronts, etc, made 10 order at the shortest
notice.
Office at the Foundry. au23ly
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WANTED.


NHORiSvEiis, LADIES OF THE Ball.
IL, and S.J.rnumeraries ~aa;".: inl'H' ':'-y 1t
the Academy Of Music. fcr Mrs. James =. oates Lew
Enuta. ~
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FOR RENT.

~|~H'
MGR RENT TlIk STORE Nc. - az"
Il street the two Apicr Stores % Nos. - ava
g. Camp street. Il. it iow; .,a>t oi an. YES.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-09

Genera. ...>ewc'. vic. ..:.,.y u rc::ion
-. Ike ...:c ciyi. VIZ. VS. n--,.ta!v Governor
T.; Washington. :a~ ..L -: le,icd been
conspicuous, ' ...en:.i.e'. Wi. The >on>::.::
ton o: :. :.:.!v"y IRON Fredericksburg. w
.ii.!.. :" y.uMec: VII. :..e Grange and
A.cx..n.r;a :....-cad q: ,..ugs C"JIt :iouse.
Above :wcLty niles {. = 1o":: are lew
e"L,.rac:cG. and b.: ..::ll. over hai :h.s:
L..lli,e. o.. miles remain :rr completion.
Tie .ou:e = through !. :.g."L g.ea: II "cri-
euit:,.::! art: III :uvt.. az. neral wealth.
\ cc1rnarv. OF whom Judge Clppy is agent.
has leen formed 20 develop. :. branch OF the
ln:n.ra! wealth Te.er--u e. and sevcra,
citizens c.' Washington. i: connection with
New ioi.. yay.ieS. nave invested IN the en-
terprise. Mr.. G:ee.ey. ct :he Triounc.
has frequently vi-i:e. IRE locality. and is
supposed % vep:cs,n: tie New iork in
,eres:. So says the Washington |a.oHa:r.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-09
BY TIE Lee RA PHI

BY TIE L E G RIA H.
LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS
RvMORtD LOSS Of TIE TENNESSEE
REPORT SUPPOSED A CANARD
icur Mili:cEs fer Rivers ard HarbOr>
EXPORT OFGOLD FROM NEW YORK
GERMANS TO ENTER PARIS
PIONEER Ct NEW LINE FROM BREMEN
THE SITUATION IN FRANCE
PARIS LONGING FOR PEACE
EESIGNATICN OF GAMBETTA
HOPE CT A REPvBLIc ABANDONED
DEPARTURE FROM CINCINNATI
2NcLIsEIEN ON A PLEASURE TRIP
~>Geir Visit 10 New Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-09

When Miss Eeam wa'"sked an explana-
::on Of her hcing Mason. and j: WAS said
tina. men asserted Ia: no woman could
take eigL: degrees. size replied that th"
Impress Josephine established an order OF
E,eclnasonS for herself and ladies. who all
Joined il. !. was proposed .nat tins order
should be established in Washington. and
Miss Ream took eight degrees o: or in It.
Arct!.e: lady in Washington has taken
three Before Miss Rcam went 10 Europe
her brother NaSons gave her the certificate
81 her rank, calling her a''s;ster, and gave
no- the medal. no. q star .,nore like a Greek
cross. with IN inscription or the back OF j;
c.rti!vin. the rank her ''brcthers'' az
kncw.ed.cd her 10 hold. These "bro:Eerr
said she might find :: o. ':se al some time
during her travels. See SAWS she frequent
iv did and mentioned one among many IN
ciienta. when a real nan Mason noticed
her medal and asked 70 .0tE q. I: seeing
the s.gns and emclems and the inscription.
he asked hc- Masonic history. She gave
this history. and attecward showed i.iin her
certificate. and received rom him, irom his
acknowledging her 70 be :: sister Mason
many acts OF kindness. Miss keam says i
has been proposed that she should be the
head Of female Masonic lodge 20 be
founded at Washington. bu: she has no
time TO bestow on it.-lFe!c York Horh'.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-09
GENTS WANTED IN AL. iAkTS
C,;;e0 States TO sell l.. V. ic.orts: Co.'S
aluminium Cold JeWeiry.

Agents are making f2r' t. ISsI per week tt '..ES
the Aluminium .',weiry. Tie best 70 ta;"I ot goa
ever Introduced II has thr Xact c"!n: when :.
ALWAYS r.taiEs and stands The test q: -, ;..c
acids No one tell il iron, god UrN ~ ~ ~sn!
the Aluminium Gold Il. !l@ about '-.t.l.h Sh'ei
L. v D..uI.s: / Co. AR. s.,lE. tier gs'.s .o: one
tenth the pricr gold i-wc!rv Is Ao!G Yer, az" or
mos. liberal terms t" ag.nts-1'.' -'.;t.! '.>!';
o.l;.nc. IN thirty siNfy ...c nii' ~ GAYS "r 'h"
ple:e ASSORTMENT %. Goods. rri.ss!I. ~ S.'s'
Bracelets Jackets. Lat!es and Gents !!a.!.s II $
Riu". Sleeve B.t:ons. Studs. ETC.. :uf ''- - 20
u. paid hen the Goods t'e: :E'' ":i!'E
!r thirty, sixty and ninety davs. H.T'its Wsn!iS
L. V. DEtOKE>T& CO..
noc IN ~ al.G A. Broadway. New York.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-09

DOOnS TO RE<T-tNE Or TWO FINE.
IL large. airy. comfortably Furnished Rooms can
b- had i'll private FANNY. wi;ho. wliho". board
where the French and English !aIGCaG"> axe
spoken and free from the ANNOYANCE of ch;dIei
by applying at No. i2l -. Ann st!eet, corner OF
Ieri,igny. The cars pass within few doors u:
:he hOusc. TeIIus vsry moderate Gc"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-09
HOPE CT A REPvbLIc ABANDONED
DEPARTURE FROM CINCINNATI


Protection Of Texas Frontier emitting
Huty cA Articles sold for the BENEFIT Of
Ercnch >unerers-Incrensing the >outh-
ern Outrage COMMUNICATIONS Loss
&c ,ie Tenne-.ee with the Dominican
commissioners Health of Judge has
Ir,prOvirS-Rfver ard HarEOr Bill
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-09
THE COURTS.
EsrE;n District CCur:.

y'Ic business III :i.c scv,:., 'llS:rrc: vo'!:>
was not q! :: ve:,y exciting character ye>:':
tiuV.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-09
Fifth District COEr:.

Cl'V ~: NV '!.NHl.- =. -, !U'> an.
:.a'":>" Insurance Cr:E;iuv. S.r. ".
CIe>e.n: IHtu".. !I>,:..nyc Company.
Sane vs.. Ne" Orleans NU.s.%. !us i.!l
Culunany sam. -. i:"!uc Nj. e. in-.li-
arcc Company. sane ". !.,..>.:.,:. H,.:n...
Insurance C.I.'}..LC.
IN the above CASES ~: cme,. rendered:
a.ain>: .nc .l:v. wh;c. Lad ru..:r.. -; :.
recover iicen>. 81 .i.,.L!aN.- r..-.r'Ss. -:
appeal i..t> been ;...E 70 Il. S..i':'nt Co...::
,;y -i.. rit;
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-09
The >,,;t Against the Toc;h-uwilinc < Ba rbcr.

IL 'hc case ....:.. :. .iI.v II ,:u.i g.
;h.a.ds c"urt. vi. ii ". .,.ci.cL ye>:":-
Gay. IN which .'.::'t L....:,'. :'Uwe!- sue'.
barber nance: >ciu...'. on Lvsi.I. Fields
>:ice,. :or S,r'i ,.:.;u"gc> :N! t....!:c =
Jaw " il.c :,uIlD. Ul.; 'i!t ii .!l> .t.:,'. N'-
..u: VIZ r.nI,,,.t i. :..v"r a.: ne plaintiff
IL" ;;ts->c!I. 'I..Vc ..->. :: W. =. PEE
cc;VrC. THAI! Was >l.i. icy.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-09

iclc Wu~ - '",ic y. e! 't2..! ..-C.. 4
iu:v in Tins COM. tiic >II: q: =. :. Her
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Captain J. VI. ..!.-c .tn,. John ". Carmen.
owners q: H.. --...,!.,. E.'lc ...".
Tie n".i.:.E >.t> :tI:h .i.' IN. relate:
vs. :oul.c'. .r- Ike :.,,...I q: \uv.lrl"r:
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til' rc wee :. ."': !" -: uI":r->.'E..! -n..Nt>
", beard: i.j.' :. - 4, -i.,I w. COX. i"w:t:,
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-01-12
As Good as Tom Corwin's.

Judge Cooley, of New Orleans, tell:
the following story: A well-knowr
member of the bar, who for the most
part, is made a butt Of by the other
attorneys recently Joined the secret so,
ciety OF S. W. Ms, and although but
novice, was induced by "a number
of wags to run for the highest office
within the gift of VIII Lodge.
When the votes were counted but one
vote was announced for the attorney in
question, to his great discontinue.
Seei ne that he looked quite detected
at the result, five or six Of the boys
who had persuaded him to run walked
over and repeated, each in turn: well,
S--n, my boy, you see | kept my
promise and voted for you, il You did
get but one vote
S--n stood it very well as long
as human nature Of his weak calibre
could stand it, until at last he exclaim-
ed in a tone which was meant for one OF
victory you all lie like HI, because
| put that vote in myself "--New
Orleans Picdoune.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-01-12
cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, January ii.
COTTON-Steady; middling at l4@
l44c. ~
FLOUR-Steady; family at 8 6O@
5 rs.
GRAIN-Wheat and Corn unchang,
ed. Rye firm at 90c. Barley dull at
9069jc.
GROCERlE5-Unchanged. Coffee
at 15I@l9c. Molasses at 53@IOc.
Sugar at l0@l2@c.
OILS-Linseed and Lard unchanged
EGGS-Dull at 25C.
BUTTER-Unchanged.
CHEESE-Unchanged.
SEEDS-Clover dull at lO@@llc.
Timothy firm at s. 75@6 90.
PROVISIONS-Porkq quiet at $50 CO.
Lard steady at lll@ll2. Bulk Meats
unchanged; shoulders sold at 73@Iic.
Bacon, only limited jobbing demand
at 9s@l0i@llic. Green Meats al
SEC asked. Hams sold at l04@ll3c.
HOGS-Dull at s. 65@6 80; receipts
40.
WHISKY-Unchanged at Soc.
GOLD-ll02.
EXCHANGE-Par.
MONEY-Active at SOLO per cent.