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II JAMESTOWN, NJ Y.-Union No. lis
- mSet- o. tie hrst Mondav evening % zach month
Juhb sangney. X. ftAROFd, vice pres. ,. Tay-
Tor, treas. a. SaqaL rec SEQ. D. O. Brewn, Hn and
cor sec, boz 163
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nrTIKS OF OFFICERS.

CONTKESS.
This Union shall be National Labor Con
gress, composed Of delegates based upon tn
equal representation OF all its members.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-17
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

MlEDRH-Steamer Gladiole-llc: bales cotton
FOR" !DAMS-Steamer Wade Hamrtoli--a3:
bales cotton 81 axis seed ,oito p SIX. cotton seed "a
bhis molas>es half bbs iuoaeses
UPPER COAST-Stea!ner Myrsio-2G hhds sugar
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. He7per-A bales cotton 30
hhds sugar rs bbls nolasses 20 hnlf-bbs mo,sets
BAlOC SAEA--Steimer st John-57 b.ses cotton
g. hhds sugar ~: Dolls moLss4es 3 half bbis molas-
ST MART1SSvIiLH-S;eamer Rob Roy-.2 bales
cotton 81 niIds sugar 20. bbls no.asse, @ half bN,
L0RDELL'S SToRE-st.an.-, Ear. Ahle--53 bale,
cotton 81 SKIS seed cotton - !s .usar i29 bb.s
CAiRD-Straricr Con!nonw ALT h-.O anN.lA
RECEIPTS SUNDAY.
M0ElTE-S:ramcr Mar.-2,s bales cotton al.3
sui.,ie,
ARksSS IS ElvER-SteaI.e, H;luIton-iea bales
cotton and ,lin,'!1es
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Judge whe.l.r--ioi2 bales
cot 10y, aud .ludIics
OVACftiTA IlTF-Stea!.A.: Tab ieluia--iG).
bales cotton and sundrics
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -.s~;e rayor-!o<'6 bales
cotton s SKIS COTTON .,ed 30 bids sugar $50 bbs mo
MISUNDERSTANDING Pike-l5O bales cot
TO" III Ska cotton seed s2 SKIS seed cotton !Gs binds
sll-ar 43S hnis m"lasses and sun!rls-,
GRAND VIEW--Steainer Bannock Citr-!aj hh6s
io3 half nbls EiOiaSees and sundries
ST jAM,;S-Steamer Froiic-: SKIS seed cotton -
hid sugar 5his sugar Az sOis moL.Sses half bib
Golas-.S and siindries
poNalDHoNvILLE--Stea Henry Tcte-il3
hiIia sugar bLes cotteu i.6 ). ohls molnssC>
LOWER CCASr-Stealner San Nlchcls-s' hhds
sugar loo his molAa... sc h.'t hb.s mO!a aud
OA!ao-s}t.sner Funi,;.. Ii. Barge-l2+ bales cot
ton hi 10 tobacco 3l9 Ska cotton seed ana sundries
BY THE RAILROADS..
EEW ORLEANS. MOBILE AND CHATTANOOGA
RAILROAD. January l6-20 bale, cotton and sun.
NKw ORLEANS JACKSON AND GRRar NORTH.
KEN RAILROAD. January ls-i722 bales co:tonsand
MOKGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEyAs RAILROAD
january l6-269 bales cotton % ska seed cotton
Ca hhds sugar i2a3 bbls Eiol!lssts IL haifbbis
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-17
BERLIN.

Bismarck Defends the German Mode OF
Warfnre-Ele Refers 70 the English and
American Kcp0riers-French Rulers
do not wi-b for Pencr-They Gag the
Press.
BERLIN, January l6.-Count Bismarck. in
a note just issued to the North German
representatives abroad, defends the Ger
man mode Of warfare, and appeals for wit
nesses to the English and American report
ers now with the German armies. He cites
to eases rs evidence of French barbarism
twOcase in which the French fired upon par
eamentaries, and also thirty one violations
OF the Geneva Convention. He also says the
French use explosive missiles, burn ships,
maltreat prisoners and encourage violation
Of their parole by French officers.
In conclusion, Bismarck says the French
rulers do not wish for peace, but gag the
press to prevent cOnvOcation OF tho national
assembly and force the people to continue
the war.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-17

Sailed: Ships Belsravia and Edward Hep
| ulan.
PAss-A-LOurRE, January l6, r. NJ
Weather clear. Wind northwest, light
Arrivc.l--steamer Francis ut l2:i5 y. NJ,
Blaksley, master, from Mobile to c. A.
| Whitney & Co. Sailed-bris Margaret
J Steamer Bertha is at nnchor inside. out ward
J bound.
VIcKsnrRc, January I6.--Pas-etl down
| Bismarck at A. NJ, Belle iazoO NJ i. n.
Passed up: Natchez 1T 6 y. N. River fall.
;rg. Weather clear and cool.
MEMPHIS. January lG.--Weathcr cloudy
and cool River rising. Passed down: For
sythe and Virginia. Passed up: Alice, Ante
!ope and Yaegor.
CINCINNATI, January l6.-itiver has risen
one inch in the past twenty-!0ur hours with
eight feet and five inches in the channel.
Navigation fully resumed, and enough
water is e1pecte.. to allow the largest boat
to pass over the falls. Weather clear: mtr-
curry $50.
Plrr>BURn. January l6.--Wcather grow.
ing very cold. The MonOnguhcla has Is
feet and rising slowly: Allegheny |; feet
and full Of ice. No coal will leave be-
fore Wednesday. Departed: Mary Lowry,
for Red river; Glencoe leaves tomorrow Tor
New Orleans. MonOngahela packets COM
mence running to morrow.
Louis, LIE. January iS.-kiv-r about
stationary. with 1hirty-two inches i'll the
chute, and four feet eight inches IL, thu.
canal Weather cool and damp; mercury,
thirty degrees. Business fully resumed this
week. 4 new boat. the James Howard. the
largest boat ever built for tire Western
waters, leaves tomorrow mOrnn. fox Gin
cinnati, to !ond for New Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-17
NEW YORK.
Governments Stendy-southerns Dull and
Heavy-The City Of Brooklyn Arrived

Heavy-The City Of Brooklyn Arrived
Out.
, New YORK, January I6. Evening"
Money closed active; : currency to gold.
Stering 9ls 09A. Gold ll0l9 u Hos. Coy
ernments steady. Fivc-twenties of 1862,
1924. Southern securities dull and heavy.
Tennessees G3A. Virginias CO; new, q.
Lcuisianasixes 65; new, 60; levee skies, 70;
Fights, 80. Alabama Fights %: fiveS. g.
Georgia skies 20; sevens, SSL. North Caro-
iinas IS: new, -. South Carolinas 50: new,
62le,
Govern ments quiet and steady all day;
lC-4Gs strong. closing firm. Sizes OF 1871
1903; Of 1866. iO9l4; e Ia l0Sl2: 80. 1852;
new l07i5; '67s l0SS; '6Ss 1851; -io-
lGA.
Arrived out: Steamer City of Brooklyn.
under sail.
New YORK, January iG.--The Post has
the following about the Nathan murder:
"By the very highest authority We are
informed that complete clam OF evidence
has been woven around !. certain individual,
and that there is no question OF his guilt.
The man la known, and skillfu detectives
are tracking him; and although his where
abouts arc not positively known the great
est confidence il felt that he will be apprc-
hended within few days. This has no CON
nection with the statements OF Chicago de
tcctiycs."
New YORK, January I6.-A special 10 the
Herald says: General Sheridan attended 4
banquet given by the King at Tit:i Palace,
in his honor. Diplomatic rumor says the
object Of his journey Though Europe and
his visit to Florence is to appeal to the neil-
trail powers in favor OF peace between Prus-
sia and France.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-17

North Carolina General AssembIy-Im-
poachment Court to Try Governor
HOlden-DrawinE of North Carolinn
Beneficial ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS that
Drew Principal Prizcs-Ediicr Married
to ma Autborcss-Iicnry Wilson Re
Nominated.
RALEIGH, January i6-The General AS
senbly met to-day. There was quorum
in both Houses. The high court of impeach-
ment will organize on the twcnty-third to
try Governor Holden.
WILMINGTON, January 16.-The second
single number drawing of the North Caro-
lima Beneficial Association took place in the
theatre to-day. Tic following numbers
drew the principal prizes: Number 923l
$4,000; number $50, $780, number 1855,
$500; number $780,, $1,000 number 9727,
$1,000; number 6iSe, $1,000; number 5i9S,
$1,000.
ROME, Ca, January i6-A. Is. S. Mosely,
Jr., editor and proprietor Of the Rome
Daily, was married last night TO Miss NJ +:
Swain, authoress and literary editress Of
the Rome Weekly.
BOsroN, January l6.-IIenry Wilson was
renominated by the Republican Legislative
caucus this afternoon, the vote being, VII
son, JOS: Dawes, -; Boutwell,. II.
The Labor Rcfyrmels and Republicans
amused TO Wilson also caucuscd. They
Nneratived a motion to nominate Wendell
Phillips, and adjourned till tomorrow.
River Intelligence.
SOUTHWEST PASS, January 10. L. M
: Barometer 1925. Wind north and light.
Arrived: Bark Carmen, Garordo, master,
forty-tiye DAYS from Malaga, with y general
cargo to Avsndano Brothers; brig Nueva
Cosipera. Stabaca, master, five days from
Havana, in ballast, to PUG br"shcfS'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-17
Reserve steady ct l4A @l5c; English dairy

Reserve steady at l4lt a l5c, English dairy
dull ct l71sc p II.
DEMONSTRATING but choice grades are
sought for Mt present. Stock ample. We
quote choice Goshen 41043o = Is: CON-
mon 80 a3ic; choice Western 26 03lc; III
terror l2l4 0.Dc p 10.
CORN MH.L-Steady ut 50 50 + Dbl for
favoyite brands kin-dried from store.
BEEP-The market is quiet. There il a
good local demand and some inquiry for ex-
port to Europe. The stock is accommodating.
We quote mess $is 020 p tierce and Sl3 d
IL bbi; clear SIG y uerce; sl2el3 T.
Dbl; India S2f q 25 t. tierce.
CoTTON SEED-Receipts sold fonshirYnent
and local consumption .: si20l2 30 |, ton,
sacks returned.
CoFFRE-No stock in first hands; jobbing
trad2 dull. We quote Rio nominally (gold
duty paid) prime l5A. q lJ.2c; good i4>4 a
l5c; fair Az @i4Ao; ordinary 13lxc = ii.
FREIGHTs--Foreign fIcights arc very firm
under o good demand for room. Coast.
wise offerings are only moderately firm.
We quote: Cotton to Liverpool, sail,
sd, steam, l3-l6d; Bremen. sail. ll-l6d;
Hamburg. sail, ll-i6d; Antwerp. ll-lGd;
Amsterdam. lI-l6d. OIL cake to Liver
pool. saH. ;!s I'd; cotton seed oil TO
DO IS: tallow to do, go I'd o. os. Cotton
to New YORK. steam. &c; sugar to do. -;
Molasses to do, s.: beet to do, s! 50 v
4
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-17

III tha United States Senate on Monday,
the mint ina,ant, the bill revising the laws
relative ~ tie mints and assay Offices being
under consider alton, the amendment of the
Committee on finance to insert the following
rs an additional section was agreed to:
SECTIoS 71.-AaI he ii further enacted,
That The Secretary OF the Treasury be, and
is hereby, authorized at his discretion TO re-
move the whole or any part Of the machine
nv. apparatus, and fixtures of the branch
minis Of tho United States at New Orleans.
Charlotte, and Dahlonega, to any other in
stitution authorized by this act, or at his
discretion to sell, at public sale, all the real
estate, buildings. machinery, apparatus and
fixture. Belonging thereto.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-17
BRUSSELS.

bridge Destroyed BY Prussians- rd-
nsent Of Longwy-Fifty Thousand
Belgian Troops Concentrated on
French Border.
BRUSSELS, January l6--The Pr,lssian.
have destroyed the bridge ever the Cher. be-
tween Longwy and Arlon.
Material for the bombardmcnt of Longwy
Is being rapidly concentrated i'll the in
terror.
BRUSSELS. January AT is expected
that fifty thousand Belgian troops will soon
be concentrated upon the French border ir
case General Faidherbe is forced back into
the frontier of Belgium.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-17
EXPORTS

Cp'hyGRT VIA GALvESTON-Stf.unshipI lar-
ALA-.oi 8ockpori-loo bb. -four 20 Gbls Inols.,se-
~ elnp'y bar,ei. 20 bags coffee 700 sks corn
For Ga. .csiuI--t-.s, bbis Hour 50 bbis whisky IS
Yes il.t 40 1I candles 100 sks oats 200 SKIS cora
oa.-.s cot.,-;
LILY Iitt. 'OIs->'t Cln.--.sj55 bales cotton
'4VERPOUL-SAip;H Sagc--3.0 bale. cotton
1850 etav-~
ILVf'icOi.-Siip I.onsit.".-+,i5 bales cotton
Al Nhk.'-baih ENnI.s { Litchiicld-lsib bt.ies
Cotton 1928 slaves
NsW iokk-Schooner Mabel Staple--399 hhds
Gar 80 bDi- iHoiass.s 1!J h.lfhh,s moiase.s
observation-disclosures K pPoet-4;sl SKIS 10
81 Is bags collie. - bills Hour y b,s pot toes
bhis whisky hbs moiss--,+ tC< lard ta-, agar
10 ~. Ia. d 10 pkSa !l...e
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-17
BELOW COMING Up.

BARK -I,:entia. Lescrt,ie Days from Ha> ana,
IL bailaet. {" MASTER
Schooner Lady Woodbury.. Woodbury.. days from
Gtlltb TO J Macheca-
Schooner FranS iuea- Huise. days iron. Ru;s;la,1
Island. 10 Morgan A.v--
Schooner Lockout. Halves. - days from Boston. to
.tu.1l.lik., Norton &c,,-
Bars Met. Cleilande from CArI.:i. nov 2S, to O Il
Graham ICo-
B2I. Mary Ann, Ha,a!yn. from Liverpool. Nov 30
= k.-, kn0E Sco-
Bark su.ba'!, Alien, Is days fyoE Be:h.er. W + in
ballast. 20 MASTER
Ship k"ntncki.n Know lss, - Lay. from: Boston. To
Geo : Eo,dick aco-
sc'.n'nes' iiarts..n.. HunhaIE. E0w Cardiff. Nov
IL.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-17

1einforccments for Army Of Fnidhcrbe.-
B0mbardment of Longwy Nennced--
Women and Children Fleeing--Kfeavy
Fight Near LOngwy..German Army OF
the VOsges.
LONDON, January ia dispatch from
Lille says: The army of Faidherbe is daily
receiving reinfUrcements, and advancing. 1t
encamped on Sunday at Albert, supported
on the right by the divisions Of paulze and
Nevoy, and on the left by Favre. The d.
vision of Robin remains at Bapaume.
The Prussians menace the bombardment
Of Longwy. The women and children are
flying into Belgium and Luxembourg.
There was quite heavy fight Saturday
near Longwy, in which both infantry and
artillery were engaged.
The command Of the German army Of the
Yosges has been assigned to MantcuficI.
Thus army will comprise part OF Werder's
force. which will be greatly augmented.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-17
MEMPHIS.
gn.ar Memphis and Bend Packet Line.

Regular Memphis and Bend Packet Line'
hea&s. h For Memphis, Helena,
III 10y Frisrs Point, Carson's, ConcO1dia,
ESTifIi8 Mouth OF White river, Bolivar
Hs2sssstizkEsEszl3 Landing, Mound Place, Glencoe
Ennice Cameo Landing Luna Greenvills. sunny
Side. Auburn, Eggs Point. Barnards, Leo:a, May
land Duncansby's, s!ipwith's, Lake Providence
Msnikens BeDd. vicksburg. Grand Gulf ut. Joseph
Rodney, Matches. Bed river, Bayou Sara. Baton
Rouge and all way Iandinss-The fine passenger
steamers
BELLE LEE FHANK HICKS, Master.
Ono Of the above steamers will leave RVERI
SATURDAY, at tvo O'Clock P. NJ. paying particular
attention to al Bend and plantation businesa
Por freight o. pesea14Fe sgpaY on board d or :"
6UvO1T ADAMS, Agents,
al In II Co1a1nercial Ptseo.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-17
CONTINUED IRON FIRST PA0R.l

Cha.sy's army is broken up, disorganized
and rctreating in three different directions.
Twnty thousand prisoners were taken. The
battle was a decisive victory for the Prus-
sia,s and crushing defeat for the French.
LONDON, January l6.-Versailles dis
INCHES say the bombardment OF Paris was
rntinued or the fourteenth. Forts d'Issy,
Nnves and Monrouge were silent.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-17
HAVANA.

8ntire Cargo Of the Hornet Captured
Encounter with lnsurgents-A ccident
to the Porto Rico Cable-Work ON the
Repairs.
HAVANA, January l6.-Later and authen-
tie news confirm the previous report tia
: the entire cargo of the Hornet has been cap
tured; one cannon and three flags We're also
captured in the engagement with those who
composed the Hornet expedition. Seven
teen of the men were killed. Fonr Span
Cards were killed and nine wounded.
Colonel Chinchilla, who has established
himself at Santa Serterendos, had an en-
counter with two hundred Insurgents under
the command of Ocevido, in which twenty
: iGsnrgents were killed.
81 An accident happened to the Porto Rico
cable at point about twenty miles OF
Warrant Bay, Jamaica. The steamer
Dacian is now engaged in making the
necessary repairs to the injured cable. with
a fair prospect Of completing them at an
early day
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-17
STEAMBOATS,,
-~~~~-~~>~~~
ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS.
Eiieeissiprt Valley Transportation Com.
pany.
Leaves TUESDAY, January II. at 5P. NJ,
hPsAo~~ h For st. Louis. Cairo Con.
Meeting with Illinois Central Rail
4s.:y 1AHSsE3 roadl and Memphs-The steamer
ATLANTIC AND DARGES.
J. II. BURKE. Master.
VIII leaSs o. above. Por freight apply Oh board
or to J. T. BUKDEAU. Agent,
No. 10 Poydras street.
Freight taken for Chicago, and all points OIL the
Illinois Central Railroad and ito comedians.
Bills OF lading for all freghts over the Illinois
Central raj !road signed at the office OF
JAMES T TUCKER,
iel7 No. Is CarOndelet street
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-17
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, TUESDAY, JANUARY H. 1871

sufficient evidence that the river is opening
above. The new Green river packet
Bowling Green made Il trial trip yesterday,
and performed perfectly satisfactorily in
every respect. She handled we'll, and run
frstra.e-more like an old boat than a new
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-17
LOVES: C,;;s.

!.o"El: CI;;s,7
Regular Lower Coast Packet, .Tuire d
Week.
Commencing Octob,.. Is
d For the Forts. Bu-u.,
1-;H F4Sn roints-ls H;sch. and an plans.
sS-s-ss5sSsz3tion landings The ..a.me,
BRADISH JOHNSON,
'" H. BAsssTr. Master: o. CANTON. u. srerA.
Leaves every "WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY. a, lu.A
~ returning every MONDAY and THURSDAY The
Johnson Will make three trips q wr.-a "n. ysf
business requires It }. II. PbTERt,bN
sells It'll H-a,i,,v.,,..
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-17
MARKE.TS.
Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK. January 10, Evening Cot
ten closed quiet and steady; sales to-day
$500 bales; niiddling uplands l5l2c. Flour
Southern tirmer; common TO good extra
sc 40u6 so; good to choice So S20S 81
Whisky firmer Mt 90 colo. Wheat iirmcr
winter red and amber Western 81 19 a ! .)'
Corn 2N3c better: new Sic.
GS3c. Pork decidedly firmer: new : =. -;
old so 50 AL. Beef active and ,rmcr;
plain $ll ala %; extra Si51lS. Lard i,
shade tirmer: kettle i3c. Turpcntine irmcr
at 4Sl: a. i9c. Resin quiet and steady at
8. 20. Tallow steady at Sls a9:. Fret h:s
more active: Gotten Esd; -four SIS
ST. LOUIS. january l6-Flcurin fair de-
mand. advanced 10 q 25c; s,pertine winter
81 25@4 -. Wheat firm; sprin. higher;
No. . 81 1884; No. = rei fall 81 81. Corn
easier; mixed A. q iic in bulk OH the other
side of the river. Oats in light demand. 30
ollie in bulk. Rye trm. 80 @s5c. Whisky
SSc. Provisions in active demand; mess
pork $50 80. Bulk meats: shoulders FAC /;
clear rib -lOiac: clear sides II l9c. Bacon:
shoulders 9lac: clear rib lllac; clear sides
'2c. Hams Ice. Lard higher: II l2 0lla.c
Tor prime. Hogs in active demand: 81 81 %
-. Cattle nominal; Sc a6 10 for choice
CINCINNATI. January l6.-Cotton firm and
in fair demand; mi.idling las q lii.c. Flour
scarce and firm family 50 - i. Wheat
scarce and firm at 81 :NGl y. Corn dull
and dropping, % dJs'. Rye 95c. Oats Al q
l3c. Provisions buoyant and unsettled.
Mess pork held at Sal. Lard held at r. %
i2ter. but buyers are holding off. Bulk
meats: Shoulders 1;ic; clear rib l0l4c: clear
sides lOI.c. Green meats: Shoulders &c;
sides &c; hams | 3. I2i4c. Bacon not of
fered to any extent; shoulders 9a.c; clear
rib lie; clear sides BE: sugar-cured hams
i5k. d ice. Hogs in active demand; live
" soar 10. Whisky 81 CSC.
Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL, January 10, Noon,-Co,ton
firm; uplands sd; Orleans sad; sales to-day
,20OD bales. Wheat iOs to les "a for the
highest to the loves; grades.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-17
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD

NDNIh Si1RNAN LLOYD.
STEAM BEVWHHN BREMEN AND NEW oRIr.aa
WA AAVRH. SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVANA.
Is n" fine Screw Steamers OF tee
North German Lloyd will .esspe
Their regular tn pa in September next.
These steamers will tonch outward at Ha~va ana
Havana. aid their home trip a, Havana an,
southampton. to receive. and laud passan.ers a,A
freight
The dave Of departure ~iN b. published h.rs.
after.
PRICES OF PASSAGR:
from Bremen or Hayre 70 Havana or New Or,san.
First Cabin-gold. ... s,a. a
SV*raSe-goH. 40
'ioA' "e" Vs"anS or Havana to Southampton
Ravre or Bremen.
~ SUI 815o -
''s'@'2c tickets from BIem. or Hayre to Hsyann
Or new Orleans issued by The ndersigned.
'he steamers of the New Ycrk. Bremen Line )eave
every Thursday ard Saturday. aud those Of To
Baltimore Bre men Line tv,.-v al t.rnst. WsanesaHU
touching at Southampton
Passage Tickets Gun b. had a, this Office
For further particulars apply TO
I'D. p. SrOCkMEYER Agent
L,oL ~ AZ Union streeA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-17

INV LINE FOR TEXAS.
e-SS The Al iron steamship.
-
THOMAS kELSO,
DVBOiS, Master.
VII its,~e the wharf foot Of Gnennie street pAes
H. On WEDNESDAY, January 49, 1871, at P. n Sa
Galveston and Indianola.
Splendid passenger accommodations AMI ,ary
large fr-sg ht capacity.
her draft being light, she can eros. II. bars
az Ill t5Ines without DELAY.
Freight and passage at favorable rates.
No freight recev ed ul.-a i'll good shipping "...5s
Each mark must have separate receipt. 10
trr aht received afttl IL, p. VI.
6hrr steamers " i'll tu.lcy. as possible.
roI further information, freight or passage,
Apply 70 WILLIAM II. FIELD.
Corner Camp and Common street,
teli - Story building.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-17
BATON ROUGE.

H:E&S~ b. New Orleans. Coast au,
!A-tA-.-sC Baton songe seu;-~e+kl. ue.s-,
SHlii7.isY ger packet
$3.50
ST. JOHN.
'" b. GRE"rHoUss, ;AaH. r. Nc4,IAos
Master. CierS
Leaves Nav Orleans every WEDNESDAY s,ioA !.
and SATURDAY at p NJ: leaves Bstnu Row
THURSDAY and SUNDAY EVENINGS ,n,rr
down the coast below Dunadsopvile in ss,;iThf
Fyidays and Mondays
o. MKLANCON Agrn.
INNS tS Old L.-vse s-r..,
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BAYOU MACON.
Tensas mud Bayou Macon Packet.
Leaves on TUESDAY, January IT, at 5 r NJ
R3nS~ b. For Delhi, Mouth OF JOe,s
LQa..eN Bayou, Warsaw Crockett's Point
<sstSs ASsSiE5Es Egypt Landing 0sbolne's, Chan.
intermediate landings-The first class and teet uaa
sengef packet
LIZZIE HOPKINS,
r. C. RAvLI1sS. Misstex P. A. WoRx, Clerk
On board OF to w. NJ EJyRi.S rf'
tab3 Ne. L. Common street
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R:niI:s Latarge. Iabarge, from Ca!rc.
.ss-+fe Tn, Tor. Kenison. from RasbngrcG.
FTonc kay uioud. from st James.
Bannock City. TAYLOR. from Grand View.
" Pike Brown from Hermitage.
Eei.rv Tete. Datferes. from DOEaIdsonv:i;e
San Nicholas, Fagot, from Lower Coast
mary. Carroll, from Mobile.
f.1milton. Levy. from Arkansas River.
.l.igc Whe-cr. holland, from MempAi.
.aAieluah. Barclay, iron. Ouach!;a CNy.
row BOATS.
barry Wright: Wright from the Pa&se~--We,ls
down marlborough mp ship Be- ;hoosei bark
j..a4rscs L;.>. lnG schooner Alice Agnee.
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FOB BOSTON.
n-rs To SAIL SATURDAY. JsVUshY
sssssas n, az 6 p. M.-The fine Al stcaIlissXIp
- ACHILLES,
tOLFCRN, Cornlandes
Is rcw receiving at her wharf at Bull. head
and IL sail AS above.
Bills ol iIding slGned through to Lowell, Law.
r'nce and ChicoIee. Fnr freight apply to
TIL, stealnship HERCULES Doughty, Com MAKE.
er, Will follow and sail on her regular day.
WILLIAM CREEvY, Agent,
!ai3 Corner CGrondcet and Gravier street..
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Marine Intelligence.
OFF1CB OF THB REPUBLICAN,,
Monday, January II. 1871.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Harlan Lewis. for Rockpcr,, VIE Gss,
Ship China. Fcrmald, FOR Liverpool
Ship = Sage, Cfonk, for Liverpool
Ship Ir0nsides. Mollord for Liverpool
Bark krma Litchfeld, Crockett. for Antwerp
Schooner Mabel + Staple, Coffin. for New Ynr1
Schooner d Post. Hanson, for Pex1sa,colA
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UPPER COAST.

UPPER COAST.
sFf4ss> - Coast ana Infourche
x,,sz.zNsS Packet Company.-Th- new and
ss-x..A AttltiIII splendid Passenger .te3ni..
kxSzss;isT.sE
HENRY TETE,
JOSEPH DALFYHKs, Master
II. II. Landry and A. NJ. Oe,iO0p C1erss
Leaves every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY, and FRI.
DAY. at II NJ. FOR Donadsonvi,ie n.ld int.rmediat.
landings th.. Coast
Fer t'e.gh: passage apply on board. or 10
T. &. MARTIN. Agent.
co.'s "a Old fsAyt+, s-r...S