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NO Mr.. w. II. Mcdonald. advertise
fresh arrivals of syrup, -four, oranges,
pickles; &C., also white seed outs.
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Hcrsclcl X. Johnson has denietlHhav-
Ing anything to do with the Seul hern
cotton cnse Of which 80 much has bocn
said late j.. .,.t IT, 4f..f......
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Dressrs. Mays. Barnwell & Co., adver-
+!.es, corn, oats. bacon &C., In connection
with their varied stock Of groceries.
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20. The troubles in York District
have been quieted by disarming the Mi.
litla.
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nea- The weather during the. past
week has been cold, wet and disagrcea-
Bile.
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The insurgeutaof Cuba have met with
another disaster NEAR Peut;o Principe
Several killed and wounded.
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ssy- Parker & Lee, advertise hymn
books, cod liver oil &c. -
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5f YHkt eotF,1nIA; y, q S ssJ-oi }aal
4 Jessrs. ". G. Bee & Co;
jSs ss;'sSsn 1ss sc,sn sn tss7s .sp,
e it aad 9Inetsasg q. .I'sr ,sass
nun ,id ,.aai .ngarso n. ~
,i,.v = ""l ~ ss ~ paS'ftsHsS o'si ~ :,
o'aeI 'sif.sisniz1ets, e. ,.ts,,asiGtf5sJ, az ..
Ill i.eslTessy r, ~ orr, cr,plfy
Y't ;.sa -. t1oH i1l..' i.A.fS 10y +. e. 4
'Hii'z ,isi't'oi.t,1 y Hs.,9 % - =.
ds 10 sPsSnrIsipN tS. e. -
October q, 1870. 2i}it"I
:Hcscrs. tIHl. ISl Rec s o,s ts;t9s.;fjl Z -. /
In answer ft, yonr. ret,..est. ]. .piye INV 4
exncricnce with the Etiwan (;i,ano. n.
nraa t,o g,,,no ~, .Gnftobi,,S = Inngsi.fa ~
smn,s S,S;w,,i;jpt, pt,;srn WaSs : < nssti iizar %
;Ths :,"mf, q. nxasfiyt tJ,a al ,,;,sI;fy3
M ;m.,ho % s.,,;,o syeist i,a;,r = ,nrws,inyrt
t sandvtoiI With stf tiF elav saisoil.-.I used
nma .acl, ROM EonnflsS oi T:tiwon No.'2
per acre. The cotton was al 'worked !,
alike 1 wIli'ghther at fcstst ooo pounds
,tF cotton reracre of tho land and gaaho
Was used upon. and amtninftent L will e
not get more ufan $50 pounds per acre.
off that without any fertilizer. do not
consitief the gilaHo fairly tested on, &C., .,
count ofsthe dfS,fs ~ S'A' ga 80. -, :
Respectfully, G+E fEFes|
"A IrRs-SEMESOS.. $sr-
5Gc g.& " odls2'a = - '';'
rorn simultaneously g. g.
oo''D o' October. M ias 1870,
,,t,o..o u N p,. ,ssSH ~ = $ss'Z 'Ht.
-n,-,m". 20 c;. "a Deu - ~ to.-,,ur-renueet
Dear ; Sa's hn tiyP,y Piuy.roSnF9 ~ r"nS.
cnaceit.fpS wy E.i"",S rSoIIncn n,nI T. tbs O.
bHv HS 10 n other hereafter. T Ry iths appli-
cation of 200 pounds per acre, on very
old land,,uostix, and in the higAesty laH-s7
tide inwilicifeotton Is plaafea ta ,apyis
extent. I SHAH. think, make 10000 :
r,onnds sted. .eottoi, from SiacresszpE,rery Si
{nrmer in ;tlsisyieiUfty is. .hi;shl pieasad
wi,I, If who has used it. The season has
been unusually iayorahly for cation, ,,,, >.
& IL PeApcetfully, S5S2@ il si4
j. W. CRAWFORD
m aGa H63 Ff3 gi.si =: r!e-,s
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I Feed Your Land
ANBT Wit FEED YOU.
Bay ttAg Best ttiaiizefs4t

EI NYh ffs17t HI n ~ Ia
WE WOULD inform the people. Of
1l4aBfDepfiie tRat we are the Agents
for the sale epf4 theyell -kpowp E.ElJVAN
faUANOSSana afe prepared dd fdrnisa
them on RDss8 akAra bic te4dss. gNSe will
receive cotton in payment. for fertilizers
q r. aslssy SII sse
(pelfd fsthe RsentS tSrnarE sS mn6 SCI
| cpHbn 4YN feSbectfnlly aslf I'D kiSlBeysE
EwAp t9tee& uslpg Ee9tilizeSy til5s yeaf,
Ito eSAtSrsM5t& 6sE before pdkchasihg ~
I'VE are satisfied we can convince them
that i-CAl hf3N thefFlante oSlHQest
| IN ths Etiwam Guanos.
T. We publish below q Few Certificates
| ih atestation of the virtue of the Etiwau
us astrst efzs& EeruE9erE sSVe havSTse-5
lectM the cefti fca3a 3assoE fnen Who ares
best knoSh 5i1i t6is sectiln of ccuntf.n
Plef names af ffeieHtf guarantse or
thenFe1iabflity. Read and be enlight-
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CSIONVILLE, 5. c.,
th3., r,NayepIhsry5, ls7e.6~
Maas W. IsBee &. Co.. Gas&. G1ESt
GetIemen: have used one ton of
yon EtI@ah; SaiHGSn any Gotten the
pisait yeof, and ! am we'll pleased with
itt ft-,& .t.5sE;.f .sss:. 3stk
Tie difference in the cotton where the
Eirn YasNsetlanuGwAe Abofe Wss
afhsd Ssantse lesn Il q greasIlisanst.
lhave 10 hesilancy in rronouncing
ypt Etiwan, SSs,TsI,lendbl
n Very respectfully,
q -rYQun skedieptysesynnE TT
b .LssSaseJ3G. Mex ISSfCK.t
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Esi,ran trfiz
Eentlemc: In reply toyour question
as, s,totmwf aIplsts alAslth tSefEfiXYlS
GGaMo. ! III BeloW q Statement at my
Esxperienees 18th thssE EtiWan, .Stahie sMass Z
Fhure, WaiD, Cotton Seed, Compost,
and brnadSt naa.lurillg, which sspeaks
FGbr itseif. fiInve also; fried the Carolina
and Pacif Guano, ard find that tho
Etiwau; ;isas superior to Ather;s5 aassis,
Yours truly, 9fsss, fssi: $50 =
,s.,,. s@,...a j, Bf.i1sRAWFoRD Mel
,, l4gIhs, ktI9 tten picked olfJ acrsr !5eiba {.
~tNsldsalf so gt,gss'aea saFysssTs ii,
1870 lbs cotton .sss's ~ 7sttss so cart
sloas Compost. .i -
ess sSpa broadcast. i (.
q ,5Soh Gotten :" !" Cotton !
?, $r(h,ifost...s.- ;,
My cs csh,ate'.hat have yet to pick from Z
WmaI Nmt 80 It's.
l0npste e.Er.:.....i..ss 800 stbs.A
Broilast ..,s..s Gu9 HIS. ~
Cotpf Seed CoTppos;t, ,s::,.y.;,;r. go lls,s
& F7 srrAti !;
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-25

|
MoNpAY Hvuslna. ApFH -. ISL
Tho extreme ease in money still con-
tinues. In fact, money is cheaper now than
it has been ut any time since the war. The
hanks are filed with idle funds, and ON the
street capitalists have offered to lend for
thirty and sixty, days ON approved col;
laterals a. low a. y cent y annum, and
AL business paper is done readily outside
at bank rates, and even less. We quote
Gas y cent y annum for AL thirty to sixty
days notes secured by unquestionable col
Al business paper without cOllaterals, and
l2Sl8 for good and second class. Long
dated AL business notes range from 10 to IL,
according to signatures and Endorsements.
The above are about the ruling rates:
Transactions have been made in second
class collatcrals at Is. Mortgage notes are
quoted at 9010 p cent y annum for AL
and ll0l2 for second grade.
Gold opened at lI0A oil against III %
at New York;, and closed at the Opening
rates. The-sales includes. $1,000, 5000
$4,000 and $lO.O0Of ut 1lOB; $4,000 at
ilOM a Ill, and $1,000, $1,000 and $500 at
Ill. :.
Nothing. transpired in silver. 1t is
quoted at M a lO8 for American halves,
and ON 03 y cent premium in gold for Mex
lean dollars.
Foreign exchange was inactive and rates
ruled lower in agreement with the falling
off in gold, the market closing with q net
embraced about 1000, of which flOOO
and $4,000 bill of lading at l2l; flOOO good
clear at 12l "; E3OOO at l2lA; $4,000 Al bill
of lading and clear at 12lA O l2l "; f6OOO
Al bill Of lading at l2l1s; flO,0OO first class
clear at l2l 70 a l22, and a small amount OF
bank at 122A.
In francs 100000 AL commercial on Swift
zerland brought 40. Sterling may be quoted
at I2l q l2lh for good to Al bill of lading
and clear, and -0l22A for bank.
Domestic exchange was dull and nm
changed. The banks drew on New York at
% y cent premium for remittance, and the
sales included $2O,OOO and 1000 CONNER
cial sight on New York at v premium, $50.
600 bank and $50, 900 and $l35, 900 bank and
private bankers at SIG; $1,000 private
bankers gold check on New York sold at
h0A 2 cent premium. The market was
weaker later in the day. and private bank
ers' checks were- offered as low as 1-l6 pre-
MUM. Some of the banks drew for remit
lance ct v O q premium.
In stocks, the only sale reported Is D
shares Mississippi and Mexican Gulf Ship
Canal at sos.
Nothing reported in bonds.
Two thousand dollars large State war
rants sold at So; $500 do at 5214; $1,000 me-
dunn at 81, and $500 large (resale) at SIS.
Dealers bought these at 520 So for large,
and 60 for small, and new Metropolitan PO-
lice at 81 Y a 972s, and sold the former at S.
for large and 63 for small, and the latter at
SO a 98h.
Late Saturday, $500 city treasury notes
sold at "a y cent discount. Dealers counter
rates are Is discount buying and "a selling.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-25

8HQkN8 w 414DVQk
81 1870 iss S.: .;s. 81. .ss 81
wASHIMGTON-Stesner eelna-sls bales Gotten
vICKsBUR0- steamer Robert = Lee-sss bales
cotton SOS sks cotton SEED 81 sks elcake end snn
msnt 81 hhds tobacco 90 bbls Aour slss sks 6bEa
BAYOU bEs GIAnE-steamer Pesrless-llo
bales cotton 374 sks cotton seed Il Ahds sugar aud
LOBDKLEs STORE Steamer " Pixies bales
cotton 3 sks seed cotton 10 hhds sugar l3o bbls
BAYOU BARTHOLOMEw-steam Trenton
zzy es!ss cettSn and s1ndries Att.
ID hhds sugar II Dbl. melaeees
:. OCkPORr..Steamer Tahlequah-sbb!s molasess
10 ~ csse cotton and ;rDd i *. ,,. .,
cotton Isl SKIS cotton seed Is hhds sugar Ii bbs mo
lasses and sundEes
RECEIPTS SUNDAY.
JEFFERsON-Steamer Texas-l53s bales cotton
LAFOURCfE Henry Tete-ss hhds
sugar bales cotton 10 bbls mslasses lO2 SKIS cotton
seed SKIS seed cotton and sundIles
ST MART!NSvILLE-Steamer Cherokee bales
cotton losks seed cotton s0s hhds sugar 200 bbls
LOWER OOAST-Steamer Hunter-sundries
LOWER COAST-Steamer San Nicholas-94 bbls
san
hhds sugar bbls mOlasses aud sundries
RECEIPTS AT THE NEW BASIN.
ANTE RIvER-Steamer Aice-l bale cotton
AXIS seed cotton rs cords wood 10000 feet lumber
MOBiLEsSehooner s webb-3ee bbls rosin to
PAsCAGoyLA- Schooner Martha M-4oooo Net
PEARL RIvER-Schooner Puzzle-2O cords wood
PEARL RIvER-Schooner Try Again-3o,oo feet
lumber to Poiteyant Fsvre
BAY ST LOUIs-Schooner st George-loOo bbls of
BAY ST LOUIS-Schooner Democrat-lO0o bbls of
PASCAGOULA- schooner Ellen-7oo bills charcoal
BAYOU ACCOMPLISHMENTS wells-so cords of
MOBILE-Schooner Union-7o,ooo feet lumber to
PAsCAGoULA-sc Schooner Post-soo 900 laths
WOLF RIvER-schooner Geo Colmar-3O.o 900 feet
lumber to Hasam Pooley
Observation-Disclosures Betty StevensOn-70,OO0
feet lumber to J w Black
HORN ISLAND-Schooner Ann McGuinn-5OO bbls
observation-disclosures Lille Dunn-4s 900 feet
lumber to W Black
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NFrazier-as.oo 900 feet
Biloxi Schooner Four Brothers-4o,ooo feet of
lumber to w Black
observation-disclosures Fruiterie-4 ~, 900 feet Of
lumber to W Black
MORILE- Schooner Peede-so,oo 900 feet lumber to
HLoxL Schooner Clementn- 900 feet lumber
PEARL RIvER-schooner Aarion-ao 900 feet Of
lumber to w W Carre &c0
ANTE RIvER-SchOOner Morning LiSht-30OOO
shingles to E White
JORDAN RivER-Schooner Flower-3s, 900 feet of
lumber to Ward l. HobsOn
JORDAN RlvER-Sch0Oner Julia Rickrrt-35O90
feet lumber to Ward HObson
Observation-Disclosures Mary Emly-l50 bbls Of
sand to Stewart
HANDSBORO- Schooner-Mary Irene-a5 900 feet
lumber to Ward HObsOn
By THE RAnRoADS.
MORGANS LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD,
April 24-A hhds sugar Dbl mOlasses 10 bales
cotton SKIS seed cotton and sundries
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Nv YoRK, April 24.-COtton closed IT.
- and unsettled; sales 1856 bales mid
u tplnnds 1t l43tc. Flour: Southern
SO common to fair extra IS 7007 IS;
o - choice ~ 500. Whisky 91lsc.
ot Jo2o lOwer; winter red and amber
eokn 81 Sal GO. Corn q shade firmer
~ 1ederate demand Pork heavy at
Ne 81 Frcights quiet.
CNHA1I, April M.-COttOn quiet and
~ 1fddling t4c. Flour dull and droop-
4AUllY Is 1916 20. Wheat: red 81 $50
Corn in good demand at full prices.
Ill and unsettled; 81 030l O5 asked.
utp14; No.2 5056. Mess pork dull
1CmthAl, 1lc asked. Bulk meats dull
1lnnl; shoulders 6Ac; clear rib SA G.;
~ Gdos SIC! Bacon dull and dropping;
Exib oGered ct 9Ac; clear sides 934c;
NIL demand. Hogs scarce and firm
\ 1906. Cattle quiet and unchanged
~ S9O6 Is. Whisky dull and dropping
~ 5sver; snperane winter IS a5s5 So;
tx double extra $606 IS. Wheat:
- quiet; soft Iowa 81 290l 81; winter
s No. 81 ~; medium to choice 81 $50
Germ firm but slow, 48 q Soc; mixed
I tulk 56050c. Oats steady; sacked aga
wv bolk 54@541sc. Barley inactive;
~ u lO0l Is. Rye lower 80 092c.
noek lower, 3l8 IS 018 so; sellers,
III ~. Bacon quiet; shoulders a7Ac;
Gdee Ice. Hams, sugarc ured, IA a Ice.
dan; order lots ll0lll4c for tierces;
9sbc 1br kegs Hogs quiet; sos so.
41fst e306 so, the latter for extra
Al # Fereigs Markets.
IXyroor, April "a, Evening.-Cotton
At and irregular; middling uplands
Orleans 7abd. Sales 1000 ba1eo in
SOo0 for export and speculation:
70 tb. Bonds easier at eO1s.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-25
RED RIVER.

Boardman's New Orleans and Bed River
Iron Line.
Leaves every SATURDAY, at SPIN.
HM~~ b For JenersOn, Shreveport,
L LOggy Bayou GraDd Bayou, Blairs
5ltikZ Landing, Grand Ecore, Campte
st. Maurice, Mouth of Cane River,
COtile Alexandria, Norman's, Barbin's and all way
landings on Red river-The new. superb pas.
senger steamer
JOHN r. MOORE.
W. T. BOARDMAN, Master; L0wD WALDEN Clerk;
VIII leave 40 above. For freight or passage apply
on board or to
SINNOTT ADAMS. IL Commercial place.
n. o. DONOHUK, ITO Gravier street.
J. &. CARLIN, Tch0upitOulas street.
P. S-Insufance on freight by the John T. Moore
Is one-half the rates Of that wooden bottoms in
Red river. ap21
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-25

dss} yssr Ssseser, a net sxpsetl7e :
1 ro1lig 1o 49, soonre 1a1Sa hin to
hank yen = moro aEfroprtnte torm than
i could do II 1 were 70 try (Applause.J
The President was followed BY Senator
Norten, who made speech of some length.
LobIsynLE, April 2-The Board Of Al
dermen unanimously passed an ordinance
subscribing e3l5, 900 to aid. the Louisville
and Nashville Railroad Company in extend
ing ito connections south by lease of the
Louisville and Decatur RAILROAD, and pur-
chase an interest in the 1)rth and South
Alabama railroad. Tho ordinance will be-
submitted to the people on the fourth OF
MAY
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-25
We copy the following dispatches from
the IxOuisville Courier Journal:

We copy the following dispatches AIVll'
the Louisville COMrierJosr''al:
CHICAGO, April 20.-The Distillers, Ma
tiOnal Convention was engaged to-day IN
considering bylaws. The principal ones
adopted provide that each concern manu-
featuring spirits distilled from grain is en-
titled to become q stockholder. Ten per
cent of the stock shall be paid in cash on
subscribing, and fifteen per cent shall be de-
Quoted from the monthly earnings of each
subscriber until paid. The stock is guaran-
teed . dividend of fifteen per cent on the
amount paid in, payable semi-annually. The
board Of directors shall have exclusive
power to regulate the sale as also the pro-
duction Of spirits shall have power to order
the starting and closing Of distilleries, and
to determine the number of bushels each
house shall run.
All parties who sell spirits under the d.
rection of the board shall make statements
Of tho number Of gallons so sold to the
president of the company monthly. Each
person, firm or ASSOCIATION placing dis
tillery, by lease or contract, In this assOcia
ton, shall have a valuation Of one hum
dred dollars upon each and every bushel-
according to the surveyed capacity Of the
United States, or as fixed by the board Of.
directors. In case Of the destruction OF
distillery by fire or other calamity, or in
case distillery shall he seized for any tax
assessment or fine levied or assessed upon
the business of the concern or property en-
gagged in making spirits under these by
laws, by virtue of any law of the United
States, the dividends Of such houses will
cease until they arerebuilt or released.
Every member of the association shall
execute and deliver to the president lease
of his distlllery, with its premises and ap-
purtenances, for three years. and the presi-
dent shall have full power to stop and pre-
vent the further running or operating.
No person, company or association shall
be allowed to subscribe. stock in this COM
pany except such as manufacture spirits.
The board Of directors shall call this as
ISOLATION into active operation as soon as
the objects for which it is formed can be ac-
complished.
A majority of all the stock may dissolve
tho association at any time.
1t was resolved that the directors be re-
quested to prepare o plan by which the
Bourbon whisky manufacturers of Ken
lucky may unite with this organization ON
an equitable basis, and also act in q similar
manner in relation to the rye whisky in
terest.
The convention represents q production
of two hundred and eighty thousand gallons
q day. The association will organize under
tho laws of Ohio.
CHICAGO, April .2l.-The Distillers' Ma
tional Convention to day selected William
Kellogg and C. w. Upton. of Illinois, and
C. NJ. Motion, of Ohio, as counsel with
whom to confer in regard to legal questions
that may arise in furtherance Of the OBJ
jects of the association, and adjourned to
meet in Cincinnati, Mays.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-25
Stock on hand and shipboard 1879 56t
TO-day's exports embraced 26lO bal es t.

Stock on hand and shipboard. 1879 $50
Today's exports embraced 26lO bal es to
Havre and $50 to Barcelona. Receipts
proper since Saturday evening 3Ol2 bales,
against 6O8O on last Sunday and Monday
and 6n7 last year; making an aggregate
1923 for the corresponding time last week
and 1888 last year, and since August 81 of
l,264, $50 bales, against ,O04 1854 last year.,
SUGAR-Receivedt to-day 65l hhds. Rainy
weather prevented movements on the land
ing to-day, and little or nothing was done.
The market is firm, however. with a light
stock on hand, and We quote 607c for
good fair, 914 09Ac for fully fair, 100
1OAc for prime, 1O14 l0%c for choice,
liza 012Ac for yellow clarified, and l2a4 a
13c for white and 081hc for seconds.
MOLAssEs-Received to-day $50 bbls. The
demand is good; and the supplies have sold
at l5025c for inferior fermenting and
3O043c for good to prime fermenting,
IS 43c for centrifugal, 221a a 43c for planta-
ton reboiled. City. refinery reboiled is
gallon.
FLOUR-The supplies are not large, and
the demand is only local; hence the market
does not show much animation. Superfine
is quoted at S. IS; double extra, Sc 250
IS 50; treble extra, Is 62ls 0675 y Dbl
About 1900 bbls we're sold to-day, of which
so double extra at S. so; 40 and so choice
81 20; SO do at " $3.50 do at 81 80; IS do at
50 Is; 100 do at So 50, and rs do at IS rs p
Dbl.
CORN-Is il good demand, and the sup
plies were all sold at full prices The sales
today embraced about 10000 sacks, of
which 800 white (second hand bags) and 600
mixed at Tic; 1900 and $50 white at nc; $50
and 5000 white at 72lsc; 800 choice yellow
and 1000 white at 73c; $50 white (dundees)
at 74c; 200 and 800 white (dundees) at Use
y bushel.
OATs-Are in light supply and good de-
mand at firm prices; 1900 sacks were sold
to-day, of which 500 St. Louis at 64c; $50,
100 and 500 St. Louis at Csc y bushel.
BRAN-The market is bare. A lot of LIS
sacks, just received, brought the advanced
price Of 81 50 y 100 lbs.
HAY-Is in light supply and demand; go
bales choice sold at SO. Prime is quoted
at $25 y ton. .
PoRx-Is dull, with holders asking SIG so
y Dbl for mess, and only small sales at that.
It is retailing at $40 y Obi.
BAC0N-Is dull. We quote 73xc for shout
ders, 1Ohc for clear rib sides, lOss q lOAc
for clear sides, l5015%c for sugar-cured
hams, with small sales at these prices. On
Saturday evening Is casks clear sides sold
to arrive az 1VsSc Id. IO-0ay III casks
clear sides sold on the spot at 1Oa4c y fb.
in tierces, is quoted at nkc; refined IL q
l1%c; kegs $50 1870 = Is.
DRY SALT Shoulders are quoted
at 67tc; clear rib sides ct She; clear sides
at SC y Is.
BREAKFAST BAcoN-Is dull, and is quoted
at Als l5c y ib.
R1cE-The market continue very dull for
al descriptions, and we now quote Carolina
Ct 81 sSac ' b for prime, 8lsc for good,
7%c foe ordinary and 67Gc for common.
R.neoon offered IS 7lAc y Is.
CA1oIMA Cow Pas Dull ct q y
eas1sl g hlack, - 8 ~ nfix6d and a 50
81
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-25

On Thursday in riding along the .Pointe
Coupee road ON the river front, We noticed
that the levee had been rooted up by hogs
in many places, and from Fanny Richy's
line to the Blue Store We saw about forty
head of hogs ON the levee doing their best
toward destroying it. Most Of the hogs
wore on the Ferrier levee, but some were ON
the Labatut levee. We mention this fact in
order to call it to the attention of our peo-
pie: If . crevasse takes place there we
will know whose fault it il.
owner Of hogs from permitting them to run
on the levee, and gives tho right to any citi-
zen to kill all bogs found ON the levee. Our
citizens should see that these regulations
AFRO enforced, and should hold the owners of
hogs responsible for the damage they do.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-25
OHIO RIVER.

OHIO RIVER.
Leaves TUESDAY, April IS, at 5 Pm.
Memphis, T :cfsSurs and nth. II:
bends - The new passenger
steamer
SUSIE SILVER,
7. w. SHIELDS, Master; GREEN T. SHIELDS Clerk
viii leave as above For freight passage apply
on board. or to THOMASKEEFFE, Agent,
No. IS POydras street.
STEVENSON 4 vERLANDER,
APPS No. 13S Gravier street.
Louisville, Evansville, Henderson and
Cairo Passenger Packet.
HHaS~ h For Louisville, Evansville.
AAN Henderson. Paaucah, Cairo, Men,
phis, vicksburg, Matches, and all
intermediate pOints-Tlse passen.
MARY. HOUSTON,
L. B. DrNH An, Master H. H. WALKER, Clerk;
Leaves THURSDAY, May ii, at S p NJ
Leaves on TUESDAY, May 30 at Pm
Leaves on SATURDAY, June IL, at p NJ,
Leaves ON THURSDAY, July 6, at SPIN
Leaves on TUESDAY. July Is, at S Pm.
Leaves on SATURDAY, August u, at5P NJ
Passengers can rely on this steamer leaving as
above. and going through to Louisville. Through
tickets to Cincinnati and all important points
seen and staterooms engaged by applying to
G. G. WAYNE, Agent, 81 Natchez street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-25

fYestssday's Evening Dispatched

z<t4AjsS l4eeseSOAye bvooing D1sPetcAesI
6ouIs, April 24.-The tobacco fac
-, With eighty Thousand dollars
3 Aobaeco, burned last night.
LIT Grant has arrived here.
i t33 April A.-A decisive attack ON
* IN - Yahyres by the versaillists has
z Doo1pmed.
13Shf attack by the communists upon
r. ~ was tcpulsed with great slaughter.
9tnsnAl Faidherbe is expected at Yer
z J6nleuse has been declared in a state of
- bokk Lille n, from Charleston for
loNiCh,i lis ut Antigua leaking, having
hoe xudder.
Il )66iGl Gimmonds, theatrical manager, is
( lAzL1Es, April "a, Morning. The Ok
S - 8 eommenced. Reinforcements are
1T 1aily, and are sent Immediately
~ - front.
s04oonation of Clarendon by the
- - = ol6oially contradicted.
Ape1 - Sunday afternoon via
s - kianight. Official reports to the
r - - = atate that the nationals silenced
4 4 - u tho Anemy's batteries on Satur-
S. &4Noe - Ihursday night.
- Rtusgians haYe ordered all strangers
Is 8Ve ~. Denin. There were NO French
+ e1eRe yesterday, ~ rum0red.
= tepo6lieAnN leoGue has Published de-
1NG - pEoposAl for autonomy for Paris.
lit THEIRS consents to it the COM
u lfha IN - forced TO accept it. -
Ceeilna has been appointed COM
T. " e - has bean released from arrest.
~ oday i not heavy.
al $500 founAas,e Disuetchaa