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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-09-22
". FKEDER1cK.. WC FREDhh1Ch'
FREDERICK & SON,
General Commission G Fora0ording
Merchants,
MOB 81 WATER STREET.
WILMING GrON. N. C.. Sept. lat. 1871.

TO FARMERS
xIOUR PARTICULAR AT CENTION is called
I TO above Partnership, Feby, 1871, and we
re0uest that you will give us q share OF your
nslronsge. Shipments of Cotton and Naval
i ores and other Country Produce are solicited.
eilbel for sale ia this market, for hipment
tn New York, Baltimore, other ports.
Al cash orders flled at the lowest Market
price
sept 33-W3mon
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-09-22
Bank Statement.

New YoRK. Sep. 16
Loans he's increased nearly million and
half dollars; specie decrease. over half million;
deposits decrease over two millions; legal ten.
ders decrease, over three millions.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-09-22
TURPENTINE AND TIMBER LAND
FOR SALE!

J. OFFER FOR SALE ,6O6 ACRES TURPRN-
tine and Timber Land in Columbus county, N.
o., adjoining the lands Of Rev. II. Lennon and
the Estate of Toon. The land has all Of ita
original growth, making it valuable for timber,
tar and turpentine. Terms liberal.
ALSO
q Turpentine Copper Still which has made the
very best No. Rosn, being OF tie proper depth
and shape.
For better info m alton apply to Hart & Bailey.
JOHN d. BELLAMY,
Wilmington, N. O.
sept IL 296-d1t&w1mch
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-09-22
ROBERT C. JOHNSON.

INSPECTOR OF NAVAL STORES, COTTON, &c.
WILMIN GTON. n. O.
nFFICE AT JOHN O. HEYER'S STORE.
~ would inform his friends and old customers
that he has qualified as Inspector, and soIcits
their patronage.
ian Is VT
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-09-22
MARRIED.

In smithville, N. O., on the night Of the 14th
instant by Rev F II. Wood Oapt t. HARP
E q to Mics ANNIE 3. PRI JE. no cards.
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RATES OF ADVERTISIaa.

square. of 10 lines or less, for each and every
insertion, 81.
Special Notices will be charged 50 90 per square
for each and every insertion.
All Obituaries and private publications of every
character are charged as advertisements.
sr No advertisement rejecting upon private
character can, under ANY CIRCUMSTANCES, be
admitted
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-09-22
From Warrington.

WARRINGTON, D. O., Sept. 16.
The War Department will commerce procee
dings against the bankers of the defaultng pay.
master Hodge
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-09-22
From Illinois.

CHICAGO, Eept 16
Judge Chase is here. He is quite thin, but his
eyes are bright. ard figure erect. His speech
is slightly affected from disease.
General Beauregard VISITED Judge Chase to
dav
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-09-22

Tho q commlssionsr of Agriculture
10 80, the -AmsT1can 4 stltuse fs ir.
Naw5tk- r The Northern Z h % fair opened
az s zeland Tuesday.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-09-22
BY TELEGRAPH
From Omaha.

CMAHA, Kept. l6.
Gallagher, Democrat. is probably elected dee
gate to Congress from New Mexico, by msjor-
ity OF 500.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-09-22
From Massachusetts.

WobCEsTEh, sept. 10.
Twenty-'oCr Of the delegates elected here are
hostile to Butler. The Butterflies took posses
sion OF one Ward and elected delegates, whose
seats will be contested.
LOWELL, Sept. 16.
The City Council have had special meeting
to consider the prevalence of the small pox.
It pervades all CLASSES. Eleven new cases to-
day.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-09-22
From New York.

NEW YORK. sept 1G.
The ipjunc lion against the New York suthori.
tics cannot be dissolved until general term Of
the Supreme Court in December
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-09-22

g l. Ven ZILken, brave officer OF the
Confederate amy, who took an active part
in the service of this State towards the
close OF the war, died in New Orleans
few days ogo. He had been engaged in
the auction business of late years.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-09-22

DR.. Foa0Zer's Compound Entroct,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-11
LONDON.

Germans siasAinE south OF Enpauae-
Capture Of Chi'sns b. French Sharp
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS from bismarck
SinkinI Of the British Coliiers-t'lad.
stone's Resignation De"nnded-Bom-
sardment Of fari, " Failure. -
Lille says the t:e.lnan. are massing south
If Bapaumc.
French sharps!iooters successfully enga geo
Il body Of Uhlans near Lille to-day and cap
iured torty-thre" prisoners.
The l'vUss!ln- have. yaiscI the siege OF
Langre-.
Conn. HcrnstotT. PrussfaH Minister, r..
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-11
NEW YORK,
Ex.Po~tn,;lsser h ely Dying-Cevesnments
AtrOna-PrecnuiiOns against Fire in
.lerSeY (YfN.

Ex.Po~tmusser h ely Dsing-C9vesnmeHts
Atrona-Precnmiions against Fire in
Jersey City.
NV YogE, January TO- E. Postmaster
Kelly /, dying OF paralysis.
Money steady at EG1. Sterling -. e
9,.. Gold Ill a His.
Tennessee. "a. new ca: Vir.ini,s 6t:.
new 81: Louisiana skies e.. new 60, levess
skies O.. eights 81; Alabama eights 95. tives
20: Georgia .iNes ~. ei@hts sS; North Caros
liI,as H'.. new ~! South Caroliras s.; new
fJk. -
Prime disconn, :os So. Sterlin: !ir1,.
Gold rather strong.
Governments opened strong and re
manned 81. all the forenoon, but fell OF; d
little oI. SKIES this afternoon. Business
very twill all ,lav. SiNes OF 1881 llOl-: 5-2Cs
Of i'>s2 l0y; els lOS--:; TBS IG8-.; new lO7la;
COS l07 =: 'tSs Iu2,4; lo-i0s IO7 u.
The jersey City authorities have ap-
pointed Il special fire patrol "t one hundred
men. ard have borrowed from this city Il
lurge amount nj hose and other apparatus,
and taken every precantion against fire
during III" present almcst total lack OF
water.
The Roman Catholic Church of st. John
the Evangelist WIS totally destroyed ty
tr" this evening. The building was %
wooden structure aud very old.
The 1amnany Executive committee For
the reception OF the recently liberated Fe-
nLans have determined TO charter steamers
~ meet the Java on her arrival OFT Sandy
Hook. and bring their guests to the city,
" bore quarters will be provided for them az
one o! the princ:pa: hotels.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-11

Ordere. ,h.t ,iy, cause be reansta:o. :'is
further argument
United states vs- +. 4. Blu,ne.--yHig
lncnt given III iaro. oi .lctendants with
.4,stR
l:wiIic Railroad Company W. Ha.ior:.:
Marine insurance Company. OF New Or
.e;ins..-tAecp.ions fled by defendant. IN
sarnislincnt Uveryuled with costs.
Martin Cobb Va. r. S. Couns.---Ca;ser TO-
iEsiatc.i ard transferred 20 the i'ury docket.
II. Weaver ~. Louisiana State E..nE.--
Exceptions Overrulnd.
s. II. Kennedy VS.. W. II. Ex>hnel;.--Yn
this ease ii wri; OF error was ,akcr to The.
supreme G"nr. o. the United States Irom
she decree r,E,ieles: by the Circuit Co,At oi
III. district. Yesterday. upon notion of
J. ". Gnrley. Assistant Unitet! States Az
torney. the 'lecres Of tho United States
S'premc Cour, was ordered to be recorded
as follows: ''Dn consideration whereof ;s is
ordered :s,:! :sdja,lged that the Judgment o:
She said Ci,cui; Court. in this c:,nse. be and
the sam" is hcceby reversed with costs. and
that the said defendant. ". Il. Bushnell.
:e.o>e. asaiu>, said plaintiff nine;y-~eyen
collars for hi. so-ts herein expended, ant.
have execution therefor: an,i it - i,.rther
ordered ira: ,hi. cau,. be ana the same is
hereby reIL..ndet! 20 she said Cir.,,'t IOnrt
toE :nrth.r proceedings to be had Therein. IA
cculorpst.. w;:h tie opinion ". ,h.A s'S;
April =. .s.0.''
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-11
KILLING 4 CoLORIC EEN
IElS IbE.AI'Ii REvE%(,ED
ARRESTS, THRLATS AND EESCCE

LAS: >.i..r.i"v evchn .. ..t E::.>i,s -, i.
fore tn" performance a: Eoy"s circus t-
gan. Sons. difficulty occurred ru'ie, ~. car.
vas o: h gambling side show. whicl. .ed (,
tie. .,.rr.s' Of . .olorci man. N'h.;. sEc
town constable lad The PRISONER IL ,.:ody
tho ':sst'r became desperate. ait. .sc..y..:
from III. "rl;:.! vi &hf law. Sc,n.. ore ...e.:
out: Xxi. IT." niy.er::' anil -l.o: W.. tr..:
, :lia: Killed fiIr. The Mas VIE i-.. :.c
>ho; :heL .aI I'M" i;.' rirGn- .el.:,
.A!:e- :ne .:r.f> was c,ev .: a..f.
.o;.ny n.:,H. i. 'io.. dancer. .raw.... "a: q.
IT." '.r. .E,. ~..s proceeding VII .'"n>i ~
e'..t.. hast. w Az irregular r"u:C. - L.-
hc..,..iuc i.u-.. Some eolcr.I x.ar y.
u..n. hejr..r. TIA, tie man who ....
-'".lth.lA ic.s n" tie :ent was ii" r.,,..g':
q. ~. '.o.":r.; nan i;ile.: early - III" even
H.. t...! ~ and ki.lc,: h;!n. .A.s.v i:..: :!
a.s quiet li... night.
i co."ce:'. in..r"s: was lcli. a'.! - ~"
-,:.n=tE %: Iii" testimony .;.i,en i,:'n. ,i.
investigation. .!..i." Handy, The Parish
Judge. '.,..~.,: ii. arrest "f ;,h: u: ;cn
col.!e.: n,.E "E IL. suspicion .'i: A,'nl" ~:
tkem w. ,he Iu.:d.rer> o.: ~. c.'.,.
..i;.lci.'. i'c PRISONER. We're key: ~ :. tsH
-: rr,.r .. u. Ls:.', .'.rdc.. ~ :l;.. ."
.v:. h::. :a.n.
The .'.,"'. "Vln:..rv were &c cav" -. ~
Galveston: -:"in.s!' d: on" o'e.oc- >ll!;.,,
:.'."rn".l md :he company made :,r"a.~
;rc.!, ..:.,. c!.eI'x :ha, before ~. s:...,I.- =
sailed ,h.v wDu..i h;N all Of III: ,':i-...sr-.
S.,ln.. demonstration vac iE.:!." - 80:
Greet, .a. II. .lar,: refused :.c.".. >. Il.
prisoners ;: he :.:c,.; mob.
I!c ::.:...,. ~-:. notorious. "."< ~.-.
..l.a'-.i .....lr .,I.: :Sa:r. and ia .i.' r,.'.:
,L' u.r;n:.t.:s .! :t.l: OWN rae: a.. ~.":.
on: suspicion Posted. colore.. I.sE :. ..n!
i.l":. ;lr1le.. ::c;,>.... ~ rescu. Ike s,,1.
.v;.rol. !lin. VI. L"m-c where the u.-,..:.
we've cor:inc:. sh":s were fired. :. :. ,.,'
kTowl hv wiolL ir.I. whc:h.: n. ~: us
rl"b or TIE organized gang %: color'i r"E.
EohNtv Was i,s:rt by these .Ec.S, Ia: ,ie
prisoner. w.i, rescued by their ;:i.,i. ar..
saved from ::e bu,cilery witt. 'c!.:.h ,try
We're threatened I1v .ic ind gnar: an. ton,i-
thirsty a>Soc.:t.. cf II. dead .l'.: .!al..-.
and the .,ea,n"r departed tor G..lves:or.
rs .lu:.. doubtful! whether II. r'..s~
a1c1h. wi: was k;!ie.: was IT,. IL, .r.i.rer "t
the c"iHvc.l MN. ,'u. it ia ccrtai.. :'la: ,h.
unhappy affair originated liz tn. w.lIt',G
n.,cdei q! :; coiorel prisoner by: "hite
man. We give ;h. plain. unvarnis;sed t:ctA
Of The ..l>c. ..n. leave cur readers to mak,
:hc:r Owl. comments. We .lo .l" coun.e.
nanc" -" .t,,r..v" assassination e." Lot.
iaw. tu.. ~ :or s;ltration OF ii,.. threats
o: h:.,y;!e:, -. .ol"r"i prisoners ~ white
men. I'll. tI'.n':s .: TIE prisoner. d.: vita.
whit. n':. Wc'l.: 10 undev IT," c~.e-A-
Sta.Is..
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-11

Fine 6rom Pr-,s-;nn Batteries fncreaseS~
Return Fire os rhc French Weuks
HEHS,;i.y. Ja.aa:y g ::;ight..-Lass
Paris Wa. :ncye.s. s.s. .nI the. buildings inc
side Fort Il.n.rou.. wese h.rning all nighte
To-day ,h rss = . G'.ns. tng. and the BON
bar''rn"i" - NOT SO heavy. II" Set.rl1 .i.s
~: the Fr,nci. il we....
III. GevA.ss. 49,. cH Sane: @ So. ss'atss
Eve NleI..
vi.a .: sIM at!s.:n,'ns". ;..m.os.e:cile:
-. CALAIS yesterday. u.o"ts' S!.!s ~.
4 d.. " ss.:ancee
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-11
~. [ harles Theatre.

The l'd;.. Thompson Troupe, .ao'. ..a--
:ornIn. At the -. Charlie. Thc.... eu,.-
:i,t!c- ip 10 . great source Of attraction.
Tr. troupe las entered upon t,.9 third Ne.!.
OF il. engage ..ient. and their Is 10 rcccsp:i-
bi. :.h'ts'nen: ir the public desire :" w.t.
ness :- dazzle: .ns: highly !ai.e:"'.- s..
li.Ji,ion>.
The ir:. :n.. fashionable a.hiennr. :: y,
nightly assemble to witness tl.e-. pc' tc.u.
anc'-. at:..>, tho r..hlic taste 'pr .i..N -
pres"E.c.: nv II" management o: ~" -.
Charles. Ih:'. far. thi, week. to:t bar
lesu,lc ..n,. farce have held sway.
On Sun'la. night the fairy extravaganza
hurl,sll;e q; "Lurl;n": or, tho Knight and
the Naad," was presented for tie trs: time
to.cth': with the extremely lAughable farce
Of the Two Buzzar,is :" and the same bi!.
was presented on Monday night. Or T,5s.
day nigh: Lur!inc" was again played, TO-
Scther viii, III. farce Of 1.-THE limerick
Boy" the company exhibiting much talent
in thes. branches Of the drama.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-11
HAVANA.

4 SwindIing Belgian Coming 10 New
OrIcsns--trrivnI o. Madame Cespedes.
HAVANA, January lN.-John E. Phillips, 81
Belgian, from New fork, accused of an at
tempt at Swindlins merchants here, sailed
with his wife ,or New Orleans, in the
steamship Cuba. TLe .iewelry he obtained
WAS recovered FROM the steamer.
Madame Cespeles, The presidents wife,
arrived here. and has Deen chartered at the
orphan asylum. She will probably b.
allowed TO go TO the United, States
The captured dispatch bearer is named
Iela
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-11
BORDEAUX.

Hefnii> of the Fighting Srnr vendOme-e
Pruss:nns Drive Eack the Frcnch-The
French Uecapiure All Positions and
Hepui.e the Prus.,nns-t;er,nan Lose
CGn-iGe rabbi
EnRpE,rs. Jania,r lf.-Th. following
are the details o. the lighting ON Friday
near Vend0mcs
About eleven o'clock I. -. the Hermane
attacked the Fyench under General ColteIs
occupyn" the distrc, Of st. Cyrville;
porcher and Vile s aurr". and drove the
French back to Sei1vilic. General CorteS
t!es brough. up his supports. recapture4
all positions, and reruised the enclny bsa
yond st. Roumaine., which T." French rec
entered ut nightf'alt. The German Io>s w:as
considerable: the French Iritiing.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-11
FOR SALE.


1S0R -ALE.--A GESTLEMAN'S TURNOUT
Il consisting ot a FAST young TrOttcr, splendid
Ycp Baggy. Fine Harness. Robes. Blanket. Whip.
stx., to t- sold account of, departure. Price,
%tbo. Address G, at lis Office. Ge3l
DAY ST. LOUIS LOTS. ON NICHOLSON
~ avenue. extending from the E"w Orleans,
Mobile and Chattanooga Railroad 20 the bay.
for sale easy tg-r3s and a. prices varyin.
from two hundred to.one 'lIolsg.nd dollars eacn.
j. J. ALSTOS.
dell Ia No. y Caron,tl.t street.
INOK SALE Or KhNT.-A PLEASANT ASD
Il valuable properly in Lea lshurg. Two hours
rom New Orl.ne cottage house, oii!oIlsos. EhaJf
and bath tbouse and spacious grounds. VIII te sold
rented 10 A goo,i tenant. verv cheap FOR DI7t4
.1d terms apply Gc4r P@:Iii, Es.,., attorney
81 Law No 5J EXc.Iai 2. Place. r5niu NJ .8 second
toor. NO yellow fever OF cho., Ias Vac eT.r known
"a. prevail at this pla... iyib ~ '
ETbK SAIE.-.NE OF riH FINEST SECTIONS
OF unipproved Sugar LAID in the STATE in the
aTi=h Of l,crN1e. u IS about liiic II. from the
sNs4ssiIpi river and that section Of country has
u.-er been etioweti. Tie Chattanooga Railroad
.aS in rapid process Of construction in the mIne-
s.te yici I]us O. t'eer two and ar.- miles III
srou. of tbs land, while the oDelol.=.l. Railroad
passes is rear six miles distant. II is un-
soubtpG,y The most valuable tract 1f IinimpIoved
:ig:r Land the sLa.t and AZ soil, timber and
.ocaity II is unsurpassed. For particulars. apply
:. H. Ii. ROBERTSON,
R,al Estate Agent. "A Commercial Place.
.GiJ II
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-11
MISCELLANEOUS.

Probable Election az Kx-Sena,or Freliua.
huysen to Upi1ed States Senate-A
Coolie Ship HurDed-Hurrirg Of Nor
gan steamer Frances- Schooner
Wrecked-SteaMer Going Through the
Ice-Tix Debt Decision i'm Richmond
West Virginia's share of state debt.
TRENTON, january l0.-The New Jersey
Legislature organized On q basis that inGl.
Gates the election OF ex-senator Frelinshuy.
sen to the United States Senate.
BosroN. January l0.-A Batavia letter, Al
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-11

We copy this lamentation from the Boz
ton Irnreller over the loss OF direct trade
with New Orleans:
From the frs; of September to the twenty
third Of December, not single barrel of
New Orleans mollsses was cleared for Eos
ton, while during the same time 70, III bar
rels were cleared for New York, because
New York has steamers and Boston has
not. Our New Orleans steamers were run
until they ran their owners in debt, and
were then sold at q great loss compared
with their original cost. Since the discon-
tinuancc of our New Orleans line Of steam.
srs, We have not Only received our snoiasses,
but a great variety Of other articles, By the
GRy Of New York.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-11

Home: tha, noii-re.idrnte voted for con-
nefant, and that the votes offered for him
iCamptelD were refused: aud, besides,
makes charges Of iniOrInalities and errors
i'll vi.,icus places in the district.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-11

Minister or.foreiyn iHair- Resigned.
SrJITElRDT. ,sauuarr Count Van
Toabe has resigned the Ministry of Foreign
iffa:ra. and is succeeded ny Won Wachter.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-11
f--yCrRSIOS To NEW YORK CTTII
sEROCGR IN sNo HCvIx
Ealis,rG'- Panorama o! New HOrk City

axes IL .pcctatof iortv-one miles through the
slrt-ets OF i~cw York City. faithfully showing the
:,siue-s hustle and conurj0n rt city iiru. He has
.. sf than ten Thousand ho:.cs and
.tye> and apwart Of hundred Thousand OF is
people. sven miles aid a half o. Shipping and
ans!-s. PROFESSIONS. military coinpa"s bali.s o.
S.Hair shipping s.psL1cya, etc.
AT asirll Ahibtiou AZ explanatory :"eturs " !. ~
given. giving much vaiuab." Information OF New
York nu il por; Of yre. lni-5Ita't :" tran gers
...d OF .,,geEa. ..-iI Instructive Information ~
everybody.
The toIloIy ~, huiiuc. ha>. h--n PLACED on .his
SaAorlIus TIE pest vtLT. at tie sNla,.-. of ive
-Sa;isIna t.olars: The Crvsta. P.-Llge tile;
stewards Marbl.. Palace the metropolitan Tnf-!:
IL. st. Nicholas Eorel: tie Merchants IHion kN-
press O1ti"" and international Not".; :hc Fiv"
soiuts louise Of Industry.
Doors open an hour b,!O.- IN. Panorama e.
. .t.. w. .,- .Xl,iDit-t. -
LyceuIu Hali.
.sew Orleans C..y EaN Euidinc.)
S.fEI .iFTntNOOS and NIGHT. 20 January -.
~ lusve texccpt sunday. AZ and o'clock each
e'.rnoon Rnl might.
Adrnission.-fiftv cents: Children under twelve
sears OF age. :we1ty-i,e cents: Gallery. twenty
Crnts.
"a! - nAvID "ELLFl Err, Manager.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-11

Tie next sinG.- number drawing o. the
Louisiana Stat" Lottery takes place on the
hundred and forty prizes to be drawn .or.
Secure tickets il time to win the fifty thou.
sand dollar prize. and il YOU can ROT get
that take :. smaller prize.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-11

Great sale OF brssies, baroucies. Jersey
wagons, etc. 10: account of whom it may
CONCERN. this day, at twelve o'clock, at
,yarerooms 4" E..r"hez street. by Msssrs
Montgomery.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-11
WANTED,

kNJ II IFtEElT 10 I.t sl.511
W Plantation u, say 900:
six Hundred Acres Of TiiiaHic Land,
Will GOOD residence ard crart, RS aud Sugar Mill
TIE mace must BE vel! stocked with cane, and
Mill Htil Ceutrfu gal and Vacuum Pan apparatus,
J. preferred. The place must be offered at bar
cain. -nd II desired tie whole price will be paid in
cash.
Partie, desi,iuS to offer Plantations will please
address H." REPuRLiCAN office; giving full
S.scripton of plantation, price. etc.
The advertiser has not leisure TO wait on indi-
.aean:, asks for full aud pcit det;.ils jail ct
w end mule spinners Immediate and p-rrn;.-
nenf employment to good operatives. Apply ~
No II C;rondeet street. corner OF Common strttN.
Foststfi ce lock box No. 3S5 ialO lw
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-11
BY TIE LEGRA P H .

LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS
SAN tCK!WcC RESOLUTION AMENDED
RESOLUTION Passed Is AMENDED
.-.~...
SyiIe EkIONkl EANs Of NEW ORLEANS
Me-eaa S.eames Frances Burned
GIRKLAs KLssITe NEAR eAlAtrME
Gladstons'. f4>;yfatioR Demanded
aVuEsetv seHh1oa IN SRkkHshs
fsO,nIar<lmen: Of PariSa Il Failure
Jf.l.1. e FIGHTING NEAR vENroIE
SECOND NS.A.!MENI Of GERMAN lolN
SWint.ler (OIAlin: to New Orleans
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., orTsk
s.,,itei states, to sell L. V. Deforest / Co.'S
Aluminium Gold Jewelxy.
- sIe making $500 10 $500 per week selling
0enum Jewelry. The best imitation OF goti'
=, tuced. II has the exact color. which II
= ',tins and stands the test OF ~ ct-C..-.Et
s one can tell it from gold only " wrIsnt,
~ um Gold being about one-tenth lighter.
S:Ast & Co. are selling their goosls for one
e3rice gold jewelry il sold for. and on
= terms to agents-one-quarter cash,
;hirty, sixty and ninety days. We send
hing to act 40 agents full! and com.
Z oent Of goods, consisting Of SEALS.
f,afAckets, Ladies and Gents Chains. Pins,
ButtOns, Studs. etc, for $l0O-$2S TO
othe goods are received, the other SIS
seef and ninety days. Pnrties wishing
sses.ssssE-a ,afand act ss agents viii addrsss
i2 l. ". DKFOREST co.,
y 40 and a Broadway, New York.
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TINTED sTATES
LAND WARRANTS

LAND WARRANTS
Wanted at 35 Gravier street.
las Ct RCLEFP MOREL Brokers'
VTTANTED-A SITUATION AZ ENTRY CLERK
w to assist in office, 10 copy to do OF her
writing By q gentleman accustomed to such
business and who is willing to be generally useful
Address Ira Hastings City Postoificr. del5
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THE ERksHrAR IRREGULARITIES
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-11
ADJUSTMENTS.
A CADE.NY OF MUSIC.

kICHAlD III; OR. BAL p.CrEs.
al q
A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
-. n,anagems1: beg leave .o sal.s.nc~. FOR .
sher. -e.is-,n o; TWO WEEKS. the engagement "
II. .slet'ra''.. end popular artl-:-
LUCILLE. WEST E.RS.
Supported ny
JAMES 4. HERNR.
'.''s salty. .,rnary le..........G ..GKfES FC>HNs.
Vet.ne>d,v January ll...... SPY or ST. MaE..
lur-iay. Iauna-y i'-...... .'YSTHlA
s'..da.. January se. i>nris. EAST LYNNE.
>.-suI,iay, Ianuary u. CHILD SiF-aLtN.
Sunday. January .3......... CHILD STkALEii.
LAS. Lynne Matinee. saturday Afternoon.
/ DEI-sIDE Pi!ILT.Ir-'
.OsCE;.T CGE!AN:.
4.s. .Il.AIcs :1,r!.,ps ..>a .f.:s sn-
CHo H-.-
THREE GRAND EE%sFIsI~
G.-., OGlIOVS I..S
Scu...y. ru.->4ia. nnd Wedneesay I've.
nin... l::nunry 10. L: and Is. ~Hd .
GRAND X.@:NEk
Wednesday,. january ~
ss. .t.. b. ,'.e folio wing artist:
MIR. J. LEVY.
"a. g1-a..-st Corne, FL,v.s III ,L. ~orh..
NE.sU SKss1ER.
We eminent E-ty:ons.
We Ei,tSARD NOsFhAN.
"a. .i.s, in:yl.shed Pall.zs Gn4 Coz. Yssr.
e.,3. q. admission. with s.,5pa a$y,,Ihef ~.
.iu. 20 -.,c r.e..rv.. s,rs One Dollar and futN
cents be hal Ut the music store OF 4. J.. Black
snay. 2l. Cana street. On and att@: "Wednesday
sanitary u. and II ME jIa8 Nh No!nGk - th.
sjoucrrt.
so tJOMhtNCY ~ E4,I'H G.1Of.. ,a9.
IyKESCENT CITY .NC~LTlL,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-03-25

THE NEXT CAMPAIGS.-The prospects of the
Republican campaign are exceedingly favorable
for the coming election in this STATE. The party
and the press throughout the State are more
harmonious than ever, and all come out boldly
in asserting their determination to abide the de-
cision of the majority in Convention assembled, ,
and we sincerely hope our State Central Com
mittee will open the campaign by calling the Re-
publican Convention in advance of the Demo-
cratic Convention. The Democracy are fighting
among themselves, IN a terrific manner, several
threatening to bolt if Haight is not nominated, ,
and others determined to scratch Haight if he is
nominated. Whether Haight gets the nomna-
ton or not, we are sure to succeed, from the
fact that no Republican will have occasion to
scratch his ticket, while Haight's course on
many public affairs is bound to lose him votes
and he cannot afford to lose solitary Demo-
cratic vote, from the fact that the Chinese ques-
ton, the fifteenth amendment and other old is
sues that frightened few Republicans, are dead
beyond successful resurrection, for political ef
feet at presently Yrekd Journal.