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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-11-16

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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-11-16
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-11-16

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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-11-16
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-11-16
Gtnm anSernn9sitent

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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-11-16
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-12
EXPORTS.

NEW Notwithstanding victor-hjs Bates cotton
100 hhds suar 63l bbls m0iasses l05j tc, beef l9j
hide, 100 bdls hides ~ bales hides - bales ID
tcs hams 1900 sks cotton seed II pkss sundrics
INDIANOLA VIA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Thos
Kelso-lOO bbls -four POO SKIS corn 20 bbs whisky 20
hhds sugar 90 bbls dried apples 100 bbs potatoes 81
pkss sundrIcs
SABINE PASS-Steamship Agnes-3o bbls -four
80 ba cs coffee 80 SKIS 40 SKIS salt bbis whisky
wagons 10 kegs nails
INDIANOLA VIA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Yit|
,hinsou-tor Indianoa 900 SIS cora 50 bags coffee
so bbls flour Al bbl5 whisky
For G.ilvrston-600 bbls t1ouY ~ obis whisky l5a
bales hay Il hhds sugar 800 shs l57 bag. coffcr
ST LOUIS-SteameS Nlassow-'oo oxs eusaS 80
cases winee
PROvIDENCH-Schoonrr Oliver Jamisoa--,!3
bales cotto "a bales hoop iron
NEW YORh-Schooper TaTrv Not-io bales mos.
40 bbs moIssis 81 hlNs sugar 1900 SKIS cotton seed
!ogwoOd
PENS ACOAi-sc'non.. Cla.'ots"-s5S SIS orn ::
bills whisks - bags coite RS DOL, :iou5 10 . pork
D cks meat 20 SKIS brdA 20 $40 oats - oIcs.ay .3
pkgs mdS.
&c Iiarrs-l+o bags coffee so PIX gs Rdje
LIvERPOOIs-Sll!p smiIy Aushata-39jo :'A.es %;
CiNt'INSATI-Stc.rler 4 Church --lo.s ,.rs
railroad iron
ST LOUIS-Steamc9 Pauline ca,Eoia-s3ls ,gs
railroad iron o33 steel plow moulds
REVAI-Bark Pedbodv-l33e bales cotton
LIvERPOOL-Shp Lousa-2tit bases cotton 200
slaves
LIvkRPOOL-BarX Harvest iIomc-'}i Bales of
cotton les SKIS seed cotto 2JDi sks cotton seed 2oi
bbls rOsin $500 slaves
BARCELONA -Br. Nieva CasmiTa-it4 bales of
cotton 600 slaves
BAKCkLONA-BIig San Misue!-:5, bales cotton
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-12
The san Domingo Expeditions.

Grave apprehensiOnS are beginning 7" hc
entertained At Washington with regard t"
the safety OF the Tennessee which con
veved the San Domingo commission from
New York. She has now been twenty three
DAYS out No intelligence haa been re-
cciycd OF her fromiany quarter. report
was received from New York to-day, saving
that she had been foundcrc1. and that all
Oh board had been lost. The story gained
rapid circulation and created intense eN-
citcment in both houses of congress. where
members gathered i'll knots 10 alscu>e it>
probability. ncGlectins for che time The
business III progress. Scycia. members
telegraphed Immediately to New York and
were soon assured that it wac without
foundation. Others proceeded to the White
House and Navy Department. where they
received like assurances. While immediate
concern was allaycd upon learning that no
actual bad news had been received. 'hcre
remains an anxious feeling, which il caused
by the fact that no tidinss whAteye: OF the
steamer have been received. The Pr,,:
dent himself is said to have been uneasy
about this matter for GvcrnI eiay-. He,
caused telegram to be sent TO Havana.
last week, to ascertain whether any newa
had been received at that point. which was
answered in the negative. Senator Morton
is i'll and confined to his room. party on
account Of his approximations ~ 70 Oh" fate
OF the Commission The Tennessee. il i.
stated. had never been % 500 before t!ii.
being fer first trip She va. completely
overhaulcd before starting. aud VAS sup
piled with new machinery engines and
boilers. With fax weather. and her ma
-hinerv Keeping i'll good order. il was ca!ci-
lated that she would make the "Trip in eight
DAYS The theory seems t. BE- tia. her
machinery got Ons of gear. and Mat sl,e
was compelled 2" proceed under sail. III
which case it is thought il would probably
take her twenty-five days to make th- trip.
The principal mystery seems ~ be why il il
she has not been spoken. inasnpch - her
route the entire eripw along path which
is followed by ovv cntiic coastwis" and gait
trade. This is .l,c c!.ics subject q: t.li. 70
night. both in i:ivAt. and official circles.
There as no doub: that the .tar'lin. ramon
of this afternoon has awakened arprol,cn
.ions which viii not be ailAvcI AMI. tAe
g-ss;pt OF definite intelligence.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-12
The Selma He,r,"'s" SavS:

Colonel Wood, an old gentleman i;on'
Choctaw county, passed through Selma, on
his way TO Pleasant Hill. Yesterday morn
ing. 1t will surprise our readers 70 hear
that this old man. sevcnty-thrre years OF
age. walked all the WAY from li. home in
Choctaw county to CababA He wa. Il
soldier under General jackson. was in the
battle of New Orleans. and aftcrward fought
through the Mexican war with the yank oil
major. and well remembers having g wen q
dram to Lieutenant L. :. Grant to steady
his nerves for the fray. Ile also did good
service for the South during the ''late I'M
plcasantness." After the war. Colonel
Wood went to Washington to look after the
pension due him from tho United States
government, but failed to got it on the score
OF his having been a "rebc.." The old
gentleman has been great traveller and Is
very intellectual. His faculties retain their
wonted activity and his figure posses se-
quite youthful appearance.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-12
Mrs. Oates at the Academy

The New York Eseni,.3 Teseyrg'd III an
article Oh the opera company of Mrs. James
A. Oates, mentions that lady in justly com
planetary manner, and says:
Mrs. Oates is naturally the first ,Id most
prominent performer in the troupe. To say
that she is brilliant but half expresses the
truth, which we desire to say of her. IAN
actress known only in the western and rural
districts, and a stranger in OF, city. she
alighted among us like a sudden and beautl-
full meteor. and lighted up the theatrical
horizon with halo OF great spendoT. She
bounds upon the stage with AL the grace Of
sprightly youth. She has viyacity in the
highest degree. She captivates by her arttul
and winning ways, Yet ELECTS the admiration
of her audience by drawing close line be-
tween broad and lenieat humor, and the OBJ
scenity OF acting. for which the former IL
made to pass. She has wisely deferred APP
bearing before critical metropolitan
audience until time and experience had
ripened the crude talent she possesses into
fully developed artistic genius. IL stage
business, however, she has much to learn.
She missed many opportunities OF making
telling hits, and partially spoiled others she
attempted, by a too great eagcrness to
please, and a carclessness OF the well known
rules of the stage. These are defects which
study and care can easily remove. We
have reserved Mrs. Oates greatest attrac-
ton to speak of last. 1t is that Of her Won
derful voice. She possesses a musical organ
Of the highest order. She MARBLES ii "A
manner to call forth the delight and apprO-
baton OF the most critical musician. for she
uses her fine and flexible voice in the most
telling and artistic manner. She literally
filled the hols with the most beautiful
melody, and richly deserved the storms OF
applause which greeted her every musical
attamnt
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-12
REGEIPTa 0EPR0nnnT.

BATON ROuGE-Steamer st John 22s 1ales COT
ton "a SKIS cotton seed IL sks seed cotton "a hdS
sugar 30 bbs lnoasess and sundries
NATC!iEZ-Steaner Wild WagOner-19z bales OF
cotton 253 SKIS cotton seed l22 SKIS seed cotton ~
hhds sugar IL bbs mOasses and s,Inirics
WHITE RITER-Stean.r NOllie Gratz-4as bal"s
cotton and sundrie4
LOWER COAST-Sse%am-y BcIutort-:O hbA ":
rice and sundries
BAYOU MACON-St-aner Ozark-3.s bales cot
ton and SiIndrieA
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .orena-l5S blls pork 81
hbls whisky - halibbls whisky and sund1Y pro
ducp
CINCINNATI Steamer Allegheny BeNe--il3:
bales hay 1000 bbis Line i02. bbs io1r aud sundcy
produce
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES csseDgcH-2o: bbis pork
- halfbbs pork 95o bXs starch and sundry produce
ST LOCiS-Stcaner AtAi.ic-iD. 326 bbls hour 200
half bbs -four ~: Ibis pork 2425 SKIS bran 2vh SIX
oats 1914 SKIS corn and sln1Ty produce
ST LOUIS-Stealnec Common WtaIt h-JvI IA..s OF
cotton 6.64 bbls -four and sund,y produce
ST LOU1S-Steamcy 5 Turaor-l9 bales cotton
81: SKIS i45 dolls aour ~! Il.A rorA sisi siniIy
produce
FORT SMiTH-S'cames i.n.,or:"s-:3i; as'rs OF
cotton and suniEIes
BY -HE RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH
ERN RAILROAD. February il-..lS bales cotton Ind
slndry produce
MOIttiAN'S LOUISIANA AND TaXAS RAILROAD
February Il>2o} bars cotton SO !Ail'is l:.r .'1
bbs nola.ses l. SKIS seed cotton
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-12
lcoNr,NuEp PROM FIRST PAGE.

Judge Wheeler, at Il NJ; Belle Lee and fom
Jasper, 3 7. NJ. Down: Susie Silver at
+. 81 Raining here all daN
MEMPHIS. February I.-Weatler cloudy
and rainy. River rising. Passed up: Henry
Ames and City OF Nicksburg.
LOUISVILLE. February 1.-THE river has
fallen ten inches in the past twenty-ftur
hours. with five feet and SIX inches in the
chute, and seven feet and ten inches in the
canal.
Weather cold and rainy.
Arrived: Collier and barges, from Pitts
burg. Departed: Collier and barges for
St. Louis, and Mary Houston for New Or
leans.
PIrTsBURG, February 1.-THE Mononga-
hela has four feet and SIX inches i'll the
Shannel.
Departed: st. Charles for Ciucinnati and
Carrie Brooks tor GAINESVILLE.
CISCINNAT1 February 1.-THE river has
seventeen feet in the channel
Arrived: Alex. Mitchell. from New Or
leans. Departcd:b Robert Burns. for Mem,
plis; P. w. Strader and J. W, Garrett and
( parges, for New Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-12
THE LATE JAMES BLUDSO, ESQ.
N DlsGUsrxD xsGISgxs

I'VE read that scrced about Bludso
Who run on the Prairie Belle;
Whether him or the man who wrote II
Was the biggest fool cant tel:
But one thing that's dead certain
The fellow who spun that warn
Know more about haystacks than SlnoA c,ttchs.
And think that he'd better larn,
Before writing OF boats and en.ineA
And engineers work and the Like.
satetv-valve from throttle.
New iOr!. slang from Pike.
And ia for u couple OF wives or ~.
And things AS bad or worse
hold those are private matters
And not tit subjects for ycrA..
What look at is the foolisrness
That. he puts III AN engineers lips
About holding her nozzle Against the osha'
And the way that he passed III the chip&
Does he think that u srea-"r uses |. pole
To poke steamer along
Don't he know that All enSlncf go @eta4s'
Ii you open the throttle strong
A man that runs Oh fhe Miss's-in
Has trouble aud worry enough,
without being sadded aitoI he's de@G
With IA lot OF disgusting stuff
Why "A fellow that didn't know more g!lsA n ma
He couldn't have held place
On "A whselbaIrow' boat to tow Coas ac0Ws.
Much more paC kct tod<'s.
7, he had seen his duty AZ ali,
He'd have known that he could ,fs more
- lettin. up on that yelling OF hts
And helping the others ashore.
But if he was such "a dod-rOtted aSs
As TO stay and he cooked that m.,h9,
know what = Pike county verdict 0uiN ip';
'T4olld lss ''seuvcI the darned fool right
[1'Eovden'r Herald.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-12

A pretty ornament may be obtained by
suspending an acorn by piece Of thread
tied around it, within an inch from the
surface Of some water contained in a vase,
tumbler or saucer. and allowing it to remain
undisturbcd for several weeks twill soon
burst open and small roots will seek the
beautiful glossy green leaves, will shoot
upward and present pleasing appearance
Chestnut trees may be grown in this manner,
but their leaves are not SO beautiful as those
of the oak. The water should be change
once month, taking care to supply water
of the same warmth Bits OF charcoal
added to it will prevent the water from
souring. 1t the leaves turn yellow, put a
nGrain of nitrate ammonia in the utcusi,
which holds the water and il vii, renew
their luxuriance
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-12
River Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,
SUNDAY MORNING. February II, 1911 !

WEATHER.. BUSINESS, Enthusiastically was another
,ilanecablr day In ,hc morning it fOggy, and
the white riffs i'll the blue sky gave token that the
IA N again i'll thus latitude, and likely to fail
Rates unchanged to all points. The river has
begun to rise The upper tributaries are swelling
Among yesterday arrivals, the LOrena from Pitts
burg in. full of the usual amount OF CincIn-
natl and Pittsbur: ircig ut. Among the departures
were the Bodmann to:ClnCinnati. with full trip
Pauline Carroll. to st. Louis, laden: James How.
ard. for railroad iron to iron pile Sout hwestern
light trip. to Jefferson; Mayoscr. to Camden, with
the finest cargo of the season. Glasgow for st.
Louis, with fine trip Welcome, to White river.
with small trip
MISCELLANEOUS ITKMs.-The steamer Belle of
Alton, We are sorry to inform our Red River ship
pers, has withdrawn from that trade and on yes
terday evening turned over her trip to the steamer
B. L. Hodge. The Belle of Alton will enter the
Ouachita river to Trenton weekly packet.
This is the trade she is best fitted for and the
she should have gone into in the first place. Her
new trade will make her great success. Captain
John CCamer will command her. Shippers should