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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-08
Beuevvell % the New Lem.

NEW YORK, April 4-Secretary Boutwell,
was yesterday waited upon by many of
the leading bankers at the sub-treasury
The subject Of the conference, which con-
tinued for several hours, was chiefly the
advancement of tho new loan. Among
those who called at various times were JAY
Cooke, Henry Clewes; HAYES, Of Halves
e. May; Morton, Of Norton, Bliss & Co.;
Aug. Belmont, Jesse Selligma, H. C.
Fahnostock, J. Dabrey Morgan, r. C. Cal
houn and others. The secretary returned
to the Fifth Avenue Hotel ut late hour in
the evening. Soon after he was Joined by
. party If friends 1t the dinner given BY l..
p. Morton, ct his residence. He proposes
to 70 to his home. in Massachusetts, this
morning, remaining there three or four
days, returning thence to Washington, with
out stopping in this city. The secretary
states tho subscriptions to tho new loan
have, upon tho whole, met his expectations,
and, thouGh thus far confined to banks, be
anticipates that when the subject is fully
understood BY the public ct large, invest
ments will 30 made ON private account,
not only in the United States, but also in
Europe. Indications, he says, arc that by
the first Of May, when the new bonds will
who will subscribe for whatever may re-
main of the two hundred millions of dollars
Of five per cent now open to subscribers.
After two hundred millions shall have been
taken. his purpose il to hold three hundred
millions in combination with the four and
One-half per cent bonds.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-08

A correspondent of the Cincinnati Com
mercial describes portrait which hangs
in the State House Of Indiana, and repre-
sents handsome young man with black
hair cut streight across the forehead, and
who is dressed in colonial fashion. The
original Of tho portrait was Colonel Posey.
supposed to have been an illegitimate s0n
Of George Washington. Evidence on which
this superstition is based is: The Posey
family. consisting of husband and wife,
were tenants of the Mount Vernon estate;
Colonel Washington was accustomed to
visit, and was Upon very intimate terms
with them: In the year 1854 Mr.. Posey
died, and Washington's attentions to Mrs.
Posey became more marked. Two years
after her husbapd's death Mrs. Posey had
. son: To the day Of his death Washington
unaffected . warm interest in tho fOrtsinea
Of this young man; maintained and edu-
Gated hin, gave him position in the army,
and finally had him appointed Governor Of
the Teeritery Of Indiana. In corrcsDond-
ing With him tho general sometimes adj
dressed him = "my dear son."
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-08

in Western paper: h asH
The deficiency appropriation bill contains
0uite number Of items and appropriation
for the West. Tho first provides that the
provisions Of the old act for the erection Of
: public building in St. Louis for the use of
the customhousO and other civil o6lcers Of
the government Of the United States shall
fiscal year ending juno 80, 1872. The second
provides that 90 much Of tho act Of 1870 ~
limits the completion Of tho Marine hospital
building, Ut Chicago, to . Sum not exceed
ing three hundred thousand dollars shall be
repealed, but it il made lawful for the
proper authorities to oxpend the money al
ready appropriated for continuing the work
ON said building; provided that no part
thereof shall be expended until the plans
and specifcati0nsehall have been completed.
That will limit the cost Of the building to .
sum, including all moneys already ex-
pended, not exceeding three hundred and
1ifty-nino thousand seven hundred and sew
enty-nine dollars for the completion of tho
customhouse ct St. Paul, Minnesota. Thirty
five thousand one hundred and sixty-three
dollars being the amount of . balance
of an appropriation for that building now
standing to its credit on the books Of the
treasury, but unavailable under existing
laws, are appropriated for the completion Of
tho cOurthOu0o ana p0et0mco Dulldlng at
Des Moines, iowa. Six thousand eight hum
dred and fifty dollars arc named for
compensation of the clerks of the Office of
the Surveyor General Of Minnesota, en-
ployed upon the work, consequent upon the
special appropriation for tho survey Of the
public lands within tho limits of the grant
to the Northern Pacific Railroad, per act of
July Is, 1870. Nine thousand two hundred
dollars for tho fiscal yeAr ending juno 80,
1872, arc named. It is also provided that to
enable tho Secretary of War to enlarge the
military depot at Fort Leaveuworth, Kansas,
appropriated, to be expended under the di-
rection Of the Secretary Of War, building
there the necessary shelter for troops and
storage for goods. 1t IL further provided
that such extension and buildings arc not
to cost over one hundred thousand dollars.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-08
ST. LOUIS.


~. Len, And New OrlsaAs Packet Cen.
FOB CAIRO AND 81. LOUIS
lliineis Ceasral RAilreaA Packets.
49, Fey Ms9Rhs.: Cairo ~
the ssnd 4 81. s sss n. ii :s,ss ::
RlCHMOND. ..................GR R4N; Mater
Leaves on SATURDAY. April .. Pt z. II
OLIVE BRANCH. .McCORD. Master
Leaves ON TUESDAY, April II, 1t r. \.
BELLE LEE HICKS. Master
Leaves ON THURSDAY. April 10. atsHM
Giving through hill. Of lading = n points q the
HsstkvesteEa Railroed, and Menph,s end. Ohio
Rsiirood-also to 81. Louis.
Throueh tickets farnished 1t lowest rates e all
rooms rooms sscurs1 q Gsnssl once. lol Csanon
'''ee' So "A WOODS. esasrai AssnG.
r. 'sss 4..ss 1ol Comnea stzesG
c.a. WAYNE; 1 s:ssIs. Agent.
~ - ffsss JOHN II. DoIlH61R, Psse1snt.
Dills Of lading for an fteights over ths Illinois
o'''1-' s'''''e' a';;zz s q 81 ~; Tucs s
nasrchane,' ssuthern Packet Ce.ps.y.
~ h Fer St. Lo1iss Cairo, Mes.
IM phis, ard the Bends steam
JOHN KYLR...........J.R B. wEAvER, Master
Leaves ON SATURDAY, Aprile.
HENRY AMES. ........J. ". JACOBS, Master
Leaves on SATURDAY, April g.
Giving through bills Of laaing over the nlinois
Central Railroad. and to all points on Arkansas.
White and Cumberland rivers Through bills Of
laAing and passage tickets issued 70 al points on
the Upper M1ssissippi - high - IT. Paul.
STEVENSON 4 vRRLANDRR
JOHN p BAKER fse sas ne u S1a''er street 'se
a. Mlls Of ladng over the Illinois Central Railroad
JAMES r. TUCKER.
ap3 No. IS CArondclet street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-08

Nsw Yosx, April7, EveniAg Flour quiet
end unchanged. whisky ldner ct 90A q
90*c. Whest quiet and firm wfnter red
and amber Western 81 6O0lS Corn
hwy and lewer ct 7808Ol4c; hndsome
yhtte Southern, SOC. Pork lower ae(20 IS.
1eef dnlL Lard unchanged. Naval ltores
-. Tallow steady at sac. Frei&bts
QsGse dull; sugar firm It s4c; Cuba 9ls>s
1lelames inactive; rise duh.
QuozuA1I Apsn 5.-Cotton quiet and
okGnCo6; mS11liAg ll4ae. Rlour ataady
= n61eeate de1and; family IS So
\ 49, n>ondy cd 3 mo1erate d.
~ III ~ On DIN cd droopinr
So III ~ naninal s 81 90
II o. 10y. Dna1ey = esea =
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-08
This is from the Austin journal:

We have been informed that tho proprie-
tors of the stage line between Ledbetter and
Austin are about to place upon the route
fresh horses, and also several new coaches,
which are to weigh, ON an average, not less
than soven hundred pounds less than the
ouphoniously denominated mud-wagons
which have hitherto been the principal mode
of conveyance ON the route leading from
Austin to the terminus Of the Central road.
The stages are to carry comfortably just
seven passengers, and under no circum-
stances any more; will run ON time, making
without fail all connections.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-08

INDIANAPOLIS, April. 5.-HarYy Mccarthy,
late proprietor of Nc Carthy's Ainstrels and
Irish Comedians, shot . man named John
G.. Waters. deputy city clerk, this morning.
The men lived in adjoining houses, and
trouble originated by Waters building .
fence between the prerises. 1t is said that
Mccarthy was under the influence Of liquor
at the time Of the shooting.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-08
The Louisville Courier journal has this

dispatch:
WASHINGTON. April 4.-The mail service
on tho Louisville and Lexington railroad
was to-day ordered to be restored by the
Postmaster General. 1t appears by the
correspondence that the Postoffice Depart
ment applied to the Secretary Of War for
troops to guard the road. The latter re-
piled . few days since, furnishing the
proper quota. At this juncture the colored
mail agent steps in and says that he must
have .. guard in each train every trip.
The Post0fice Department replied that
this could not be supplied, whereupon the
route agent resigns, and new one, q white
man, was appointed, and the mail service
thereupOn restored.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-08


!, IS ~ VIA soutbeast. etrong.
lfrivea: ShiD 0sttysburs. walker, master,
: eirtv-one davs ftom Liverpool. with . gene.
- csr~o - Dean. Za1S9n & Co. Shin
Ss-sP fen TorScn< n hsiisst to msster.
SR{n Alexander. Riorilen. mater. sixty-two
.Seye Ann Nevnort. vith rsilroad iron to
Gseker. Knox + CO. Big Hope, Monas-
<.r;s rsasfar. aIeven A.vs from Celustan.
Ssr;no. WITH salt to PUG Brother:
~ Shfn RoeveiI Sprarue. Lewis. mae.
- siTfv-aeven days from Cardiff with
ssikoad iron to master: bark Sheffield.
6Icen. mastcr, ffty-four days from Cardiff,
vffh xsilrnod iron to maeter: Italian bri
I.5e6srente. Fsvmla' masfer. ninetv dsvs
1Fcm 90 With vine to master; bcsg
Jsraes Crosby. Reynolds, master, fifteen
S~ve fknre Txrks EIand. With salt to q. w.
Hvsson q "a. 6ailed: stesn,shiD St. Mary.
ssin Hsmnden and echooner J. +. Somers.
6P. I.-Barometer $3.50, Wind east
sesntheaet. ftesh. Arrived: Ship Frank n.
ThaVer. Keaser. master, forty-six days
eShooner Lily Of the valley, Leitch, master,
Pirnola: three.mas schooner Lookout,
Howe. master, twenty-seven days from
0eeton. With e., to the Crescent City Ice
Cumpony. Sailed: ship Felicia and bark
Ilna
PAssA-I,OurRr. Apfil 7. 6 p. M.-Wind
eat southesst. lirht. Arrived: Steampship
TI0rida. ~ +. n, McBaker, master, from
a. Warks Ma iitermediste Florida ports to
INK. Roherts. No dopartures.
VIM eouthwest. ftesh. Arrived: Bark
Daherf Book. Atkins. master, nine DAYS
49, Kinestcn. Jamaica, in ballast to order;
sshooner froddie Walton, Rich, master,
fSirtv days from Boston, With . cargo Of
~ Is Jsnniney Z Springbett. Sailed:
SSee,sear Havans n . A.N
TrsrWIR Ami 7.-Weather clear and
vern. Riyer 4sIline steadily. Passed up
Edinburrh and Colorado. Passed down !,
Olive Brsnch. :
Vrrxssnrc' Anril 7.-Passed down
p " G1rs6er. 1t + A. n: John Kileour. At
spn m r. r. -. .t7P N. Passed
a. psnline Carroll. 81 10 A. II. Weather
~ ma clear. River rising slowly.
Tnnmv1rrH Anil S.-Westher clear and
uercnrv ranred from 20 to 85o.
~. s4.f;cnsry Rnsiness verv iipht. Ar
3rs5. PM Veyhla. from Whife river and
ei~coes from New Orieens. Departed: c.
81 T:Snych and Rohert Mitcheli. for New
0.assr.
- T-oms. Anril 7.-Arrived: St. Joseph.
FINN TcmnhiS: Charleston and CITY Of
Cs;rn. from Vicksbure: Columbia, from
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-08

ST LOUlSH0toaAer John Kylo-&57 ealoe eoeten
hhds tobacco md sundry produce =
CROSSE TErR & R-Steamer Bart Able-6 bales
cotton 50 hhds sugar Its Dbl: molaeses and sundres
cotton 81 sks seed Gotten 50 head cattle and sun
VHRRvRPORT-steaner John Moore-lolo bales
cotton a SKIS oilcake and sundriee
cotton 336 sks cotton seed IS sks coed cotton q
bills sugar S. bbls mOlQsoes and sundTies
Observation-Disclosures Lessie aylor-l6o bales
cotton 70 hhds sugar III bbls molasess and sun
dries
Observation-Disclosures Flors-1e hhds
sugar IS bills molasses - bbls rice and sundries
1INDEN-Steamer Lulu D-T73 bales cotton
POiNTRA LA.HACHE-Lugger River Queen-sl
LAFO0RCHE-Tvo lugeers-scs bbls sweet 20
tatees and sundries
LOCKPORT-Steamer Tahlequah-A hhds sugar
9 bbls molsases bales cotton Is sks seed cotton
Low, nR UOASr-Steamer Bannock City-3s
hhds sugar g bbs molssses 80 bbls rico and sun
DONALDsONvILLR-stesm Frohc-ls hhds Of
sugar II bills molasses LOO halfbbls molasses sks
seed cotton and sundries
ST OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Enterprise bales
cotton ZIG sks cotton seed 4 hhds sugar ia bbs of
molasseo and sundrieo
CAMDEN-Steamer La Bele-4o5 bales cotton
~ sks seed cotton 81 sks cotton seed and sunries
vICKSBURG-Steame Natchez-l506 bales cotton
1913 SKIS cotton seed % sks seed cotton and sundres
III hhds tobacco $3.50 bbs Hour and sundry produce
BIZ THE RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH
BRN RAILROAD. April 7-ss6 bales cotton and
'u 80EdxT SsI LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD,
cotton % sks seed cotton 10 bales moss and sum
dries
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-08
RED RIVER.

Boafduan's New Orleans and Red River
lro0 Line xas%
=. Leaves ON SATURDAY, April . at 81. n.
NmO~ h Fer Jelerson, ShrevepOrs,
LOggy Bayou, Grand Bayou, Blairs
Landing, Grand Bcore, Campte,
q DSt Maurice, Mouth Of Cane River,
Cotie. Alexandria, Normans. Barbin's, and all way
landings on Red river-The new, superb pas-
senger steamer
JOHN p. MOORE. }a
". +. BoAKDnAN, Master; LowD WALDnN, Clerk;
win leave - above. For freight or passage. apply
ON board or to
~ SINNOTr ADAMS IL Commercial place,
n. O. DONOHUK, Ito Gravier street.
J. E. CARLIN Tchonpitoulas street.
p. 6.-Insurance ON freight BY the John T. Moore
is one-half the rates Of that wooden bottoms in
Red river. ans 1t
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-08
Stock on hand and ON shipboard ..... rs 8

Stock on hand and ON shipboard. ........ 226. 837
To-day's exports embraced l412 bales to
Hamburg, 1910 to Venice, and lO75 to New
York. Receipts proper since last evening
TITS bales, against 1882 on last Friday,
and $3.50 last year, making an aggregate
for the week Of q, 900 bales, against 1926
last week, and 1887 last year; and since
August 81, Of ,2OS, OlS bales, against 96l, 7O4
last year.
SUGAR-Received to-day 1872 hhds. The
supply is good, but the market is very dull,
and only few small sales were made. In
ferior 81 q 6Ac; common ~ 08c; fair 8A q
8kc; good fair 8aa 09Ac; fully fair 91s q
9Mc; prime lO0lOAc; prime to choice 1O1s
Gle; yellow clarified l2012Ac; white l21A
013c.
MOLAssEs = Received to-day 569 bbls,
but other descriptions are dull. We quote:
fermenting 3004 5c; centrifugal 3O05Oc;
plantation reboiled $50 45c; city refinery
reboiled @60c; golden syrup SOC 0$l y
gallon.
FLOUR Tho market is very dull. The
stock il small, but supplies appear to be ac-
cumulating. Superfine is quoted at IS IS,
double extra at IS 62k 06 IS, and treble
extra at IS 9O07 Is p Dbl. Only small
sales were made at these prices. Fifty
bbls choice extra sold at % 80 and 30 do at
- v Dbl
CoRN-The market is again firmer with q
fair supply ana good demand. The sales
today embraced 1900 sacks, of which 1900
mixed, part burlaps, at zoe; 5000 white and
yellow, and 528 white mixed II poor order,
at 7Oltc; $500 and 1900 white at Tic; 5O0And
go white, and 400 yellow at TIC; 900 mixed,
IN Duriaps, at 72c. and $50 and 500 white, in
D4mndees, ct 80 = bushel.
OAIIAre in fair supply, but the demand
limited; 1000 sacks were sold
so.eey. o. which 200 and $50 St. Louis ct &c;
md 50 Galeoa ct Csc = bashel.
1eANxs h Night vuppav aud Arm. ia
s.n 49, - = % , 100 -; isessl
HAx~xS Il 4oe4 e1pQly, 1T nj rfnch II
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-08

The movement was checked by it's being
Good Friday, the banks being closed and
operations in sterling exchange suspended.
The supply, moreover, was limited, many
factors having covered up their samples.
The advance Of 1Sc in our quotations for
good ordinary and low middling may be re-
garded as having been partly realized yes
terday and partly today. the tendency in
both having been steadily to stronger rates.
Including $50 bales additional to We'd
nesday's report, the sales for the past three
days sum up Is, 200 bales, making total for
the week of sc, 100 against AZ, 100 last week,
and S., 100 the week before. Weeks re-
ceipts q, $50 bales, embracing 760 from other
delivery ports, aud $500 proper, against
3, 235 proper last week and 9,8l7 last year.
Receipts proper since August 81, Zoe, Ol8
bales against 96l ,7O4 last year. Weeks ex-
ports 1902 bales, embracing IL ,l85 to Liv-
verpoOl. $3.50 to Havre, 1902 to Amsterdam,
1919 to Antwerp, 1888 to Hamburg, 1895 to
Cronstadt, GOA to Barcelona, 4738 to Genoa,
1910 to Venice, $40 to Vera Cruz, 1866 to
Boston, 1919 to New York, and As to Balti-
more.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September l, l87o-bales 2O.696
Arrived since last statement. 7,349
Arrived previously. ,267 O7O-l, IA ,9l9
Total. .................... ,sss,sl5
CLEARED t0-Oay... ................. o,OvI
Cleared Previously. .............. II ,S4
Burnt. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ooS-I,Uo6.U6
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-08
COMMERCIAL.
FRIDAY RvRNINo, April

FRIDAY RvRNIHa. April !, 1871.
CoTToN-The sales to-day were confined
to 1850 bales, mostly at very full prices.
With the increased stiffness yesterday, it
is necessary to raise our quotations lsc for
good ordinary and low middling. We have
no quotations from the Exchange, which
was closed for the day.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-08
FOB SALE.


"A GREAT REAL ESTATE.
twenty thousand dollars to build, and nine Lots Of
Ground fronting Washington avenue, 6lled up two
feet above the street. with AL necessary outhuild-
6feen hundred dollars year,
FOR TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS.
Title guaranteed.
Apply. between tho hours Of ton and two O'Clock,
- JAMES READY,
feS sf....t,-s No. II Matches street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-08
LOWER COAST.

LOWER OOAST.
Regular Lever Coast PackeeyTW1oo q
Week.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY,
n For the Ferris, D1Eas,
ka,sy1S13 Peint-a-larHache and Ill plAnta-
Dtion landings-The new steamer
BANNOCK CITY,
lin place of the Bradish Johnson.)
Js1H PoeRY, Master o. CANTON, Jr., Clerk.
Will leave ~ above, returning every Monday
and Thursday. J. A.PETRR0ON.
jaH l64 0rAvief street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-08

BAYOU BARTHOLOMEW.
Leaves on SATURDAY. April 9, at sP II.
r. on Rs5 s. Ys,s R.rs.:'ss.sw.
Point Pleasant, Linn Grove, Cora
Bluff, Arkansas Line, Poplar
Blu6s. Portland, Casters Landing, and all way
landings-
RUTH,
lin place of the Thirteenth ErA)
PRES. LlNDsRY. kastor; WEEKS and KNIeaT, Clerks
WIN leave - above: and make regular ten-day
through trips the entire season. Apply to
RF. BR1TTON,
No. las Gfavier street
GEORGE D. HTTR,
apt Agent No. II Tchoupitoulas street. :
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-08

yIllks4Una SD "a J q

S.
y1tlks7In9 4laRs ~
- $1,000, Vnsnnng - - -
Ieurpa evvsx r. - 3 ~.
- -: - o. 80 - ~ y -
a., -: -. 80 $500 -
= s.9s - 49, ~ ~:
~ = 60 GO: e..s 80 ssss
s.1'as '''ak A4ln. ~
J.M.wn,ss, lGsstsl; I'll. novAzD Cls
win leevs = sssve. And vi1 - q Csase -.
,sssts g H. iasss - 7s1sSssekis svsn, 3
p might 2 ps'''ss sePay S 6 - zs = e
CAIRO. s@
NEW 0RLRANs. CHICAGO AND TN
WK6Q. fs~sr
THE ILLINOIS cHnTRAL RA1aoAD
BLUE LINE. VIA CAIRO.
.~ \ wni Take 1rs4She ffso
tl s.v orleans On a1.4el.. sssa.-
en- LEAVING DAILY. At I'VE :. H.. ToR
Cairo. sChSea9e, aaA An roauss Nerth,
Wees and East, &c the Lswese Races.
Aur.te, ,.a IN through Tina e hAi.e Aea xsv
Orleans ~ sbcye route siyss: sas 2ts. &c 80
Nc snos4 Sc . rosts s.vs .. drayass and
for e6sr1es & Cairo sna their sosSs ~ ere s,w1:ys
ina JAMES 7. TUCkkA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-08
Marine Intelligence.
oyUCg OF THE RxlUDll0Aa. I
SATURDAY, April :. uaA ,


CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Victor, Gates. Ser lew tor1 c.,ves
Stssmship Harlan. Lewis. nor ine'an'@ " -
Bark ~ Mary Libby. Libby. ssr Hs2bars
steamer + KELLOGG and barxes' f'~ne'sn'' w. =
LOuis
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
ship Corpo Carey. from Mobile 70 F" Au's''''
ship ssas9s walker NON Liverpool Jan - to
italian :concsrtina, Mazstte, g days nom Par
iefmo. to Tralnontana- ID district 49,,
sehGccs.s :: ce1:' .oss:a Afee. district ds
sshooner Lissie Lins, Rdna. fEom Rnatan Isand' 70
Sschecs-5d district PT ....,.
lus6: ssh sa; e sssse Sss ais:sis.
Two iueeers from Lalourche, to naster-Sd @e
Tecumseh, Lumberd, from The Pas'es-"en' a'"A
anS "a ~. 4th instant, ships Hampdea and Coi-
onet-Brsnght up chip Gettysburg ana osrk
Rart ASle. Bsranco, from Crosse Tete rsalroea
Lulu D. Wilkinson. from Ainden.
Tahleauah, Dalferes, nom l0ckporE
Flora Laborthe. from Dona!dsonvihe
Natckes Leathers, from vicksbmE.
Richmond, Green, from st. LouaA
~ Belle Wood. from Camden.
Enterprise Thorn. from 81. Martinique.
Frolic Reynsud from DonaldSonvtlle
Rs ..ss a. Gisy kss:cn o. Ws.snssa
d Hodge No :. Heinn from Campte.
John Moore. Boardman, Aom Shievepcn:
Ouachita Belle, Bhnks, from Ouach1ta nver.
Franoes Blako6lee. non Mobile.
BELOW COMING UP.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-08

NRW YORK-Steamship victor-l07S balee Gotten
us bolee hides 100 bdle hides 100 hidee 90 beloe
moss Il hhds tobacco 100 bids sugar Ii bbD beef
2000 10 cotton Sod So b6ls sugar
INDIANOLA VIA GALv1STON-0te4mehip HAr'
lan-for Indianola90o bbls 1ouf 30 Ska corn
For Galvceton- 800 bbls nour 50 bills molaoDee l4s
bbs whisky 100 bbls potatoes 100 bales hay ~ sks
oats 100 SKIS corn $50 bags c01tee
HAMBURG-Bark Mara Libby-l4l5 bales OF
cotton
ST LOUIS-Steamer Kellogg-36ls bars rail-
road iron LOG bdls rod iron
vENICE-Drig Teni-lG70 bales cotton
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-08
DMOW OQlrII0 UP.

Schooner Lady Woodbury., Woodbury.. days fron
Utills, to NachecA- .
spaniah bark Vilasar Vicente. Wali, 10 days hom
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