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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-02

I"H SrolA eli Ny I.ur. Ey Hans
Christian Andersen Nrw York
iIurd y IIou%h!on, ISL
For many years lhe public has becu
acquainted. more or i,-+, with the livrly
stories and fresh bits Of poetry from tin.
zen oi Hans Christian Anderson. An
autobiography Of his writer first appear
cl IN 1871, :" accompany Il uniform
collected edition of his numerous works
Ills was translated into English by Mis-
li"Nitt and has been published repeated
y in an ahbrcN lated form, This origin
q! sketch has been modified, ENLARGED,
ani rrpublis!.ci by the author twice, and
now appears with the last corrections
and additions by the author, bringing it
down Ia the year 1869. The life OF an
autho" Of the originality and interest OF
Anderson, u native Of northern Europe
with an experience 80 different from any
that is TO be met with in this country, is
very entertaining and attractive. The
booi, Is IlndsomrIy rHbli%hcl hy IEurd
\ IIoU.h;on.
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u P n OIL S T E E Y !
C. H. kLDRICH

Th"!-''ry Of aI kinil and stock furnished at whole
',,G ma r,ttl All orders promptly met by FRANCIS
-NllHEi' az, III Nvrnuc ST. ,Ioi!ifIurv Vt
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NEW BLANKS.

Ecw Bill in Chancery.
Decree in Chancery.
Administrators DeeGs
County Court Write.
Warranty Deeds.
Mortgage Deeds.
Quit Claim Dccds.
Bonds for Deeds
AMI all ether Blank and Deeds on hand or printed
.in'i, &' Sic CALI fDC MAN CIFICF.
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NAUn!aCturCT5 OF
-. !IiEr Il:ON, BRASS AND COPPER WARES,
N,.ld,lIrrt in STOVES, Hollow War, Yankee Ne
j.nf.. Etc, Railroad street, -. .JOhushury, VI.
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HIGHWAY TAX BILLS

Petition. ard Decree In 'hancery and al kinds O
ED Hank for rIlc .rt the
CtLEDONIAN OFFICE.
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l E- HARRIMGION. SONS & CO..

sic ROOMS.
rG. T. l.. Street, and Eastern Avenue -. iOhnsh,ry
.s, OIL l,ud Il IIr.e assortment Of FIANos, CsmNLr
...lN<-, SIrrTr MU-I', and lN~T"rCrIoS Book, and
.. ,,I .nrll Kind Of MU~Ic Al NEHCHASBIsEaud Fr>r
b 80 t,..,t,-
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II.-PALM- SUNDAY.

The morning Of Palm-Sunday had
come. The streets of the town were full
OF country people from the neighborino
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JOHf! BACON ed,

90 e ERA /. ms Il = : & l. AZ l. ., :
(fstnhli-hcd l-i>)
....,. over ilalI q Fletcher. store, u liu ~tr"'
:. III Nv. ". \. --.A..
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l. o l. a [ l. Z o l.,
Received in carloads direct from the mills the south
iul Wet and from tn" best oil ;ciincries in PcHn-y l.
ytnil Also, ia General VI, rch tud-r, con-stiu. OF
D:y God, aud Choice Family GIOceTi,s, which o.
the TRADE NJ Railroad Street, -.
lnhM.!-Ir... ON Lhu mot ilvOrLb!c tcrm..
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PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY.

would respectfully inform the citizens of st John .h
-iI vicinity that Ii" has opened ucw
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Manufacturer and Dealer in
i.Jpr-, SHOES and RUBBEIs, also LEATHER,
FINDINGS, ETC.
.f,.I'Np STREET., ST JuIISsEU ET, Vt
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JEW EFT & BRIGHAM

D.ainr in w. |. GOODS, GROCERIES, FLOUI
PROVISIONS, YANKEE NOTIONS, &c.
aNIS STREET, ST. JoHSSEURY, VEEMoS7
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s Ii A " S ,

.uUf;o:urrr and ncalrr in
.p.DTS. SHOES ASD RII;BEI;-
NlD.u'. lorl, K. Il. s'rrct, It. IoIui-hury. -.
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VIM. w. CIRCUIT,
a. E. & D. Q. WOODRUFF,

CLAIM AGENT,
NIrrENIT A.n CoUN'FLLuE At LAW,
Barton, Vermont.
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w. NJ. LEARNED,
BLACKSTONE & COKE'S
]. M. JOHNSON,
r. GALLAGHER.

!I.iI.I.l; IL GENERAL DRY GOODS,
,i"Us,u>'S ELnrh,
..rd street, -. .I"L..shIIy. y
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p. p. lONERGAN,

N. J. PIKE
LIs NSED AUCTiO On l. 4, ,
st .Iohuzblry VI
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rINLEi. ~ HIDES, LEATHER h%D OIL
- .Iuhu-Lury C,ntrc, Vt.
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AiuslucgS Carns.

DICKEY & SMITH,
;\LNS AND SOLICITORS N tIIANCLItN.
20 Brick Block, opposite -. .Iohn-huIy iiou-c.
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WIN fIL"O @ : CVOIIC =
\ . IS ASp G. l. rs DI&IN y e ROO VI ;
stern Ayrnur, opposite Court House Square,
.. l.u$~mlY. yTCNnN.r.
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MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
HALL & FLETCHER,

OF %Ew NuEh.
A-ii AS-i.TS OVER, .il,thnuor.
f. u. I:r,nGiIr, Special Agent, It. Ioun7huy, VI.
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Monetary--Commercial
MONETARY.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN.
MoSpAy EVENING. February -. 1871.

Mo.DAy EvEN1NG February 49, 1871.
We have no change to report in the money market
proper. The street rates are still looll cent ptT
annum for Al notes secured by unquestiOnabe col
laterais and AL business paper without c0iitttrais
and e0ll for AL mortgage paper. and l2dlt for
second grade.
Gold opened at III. 0lllE against llli at New
York;, and closed at tho opening rates, touching
Ill., during the interim. The sales Included *'ooo
at MS; $i0GW and S2OO0O at Ill 'FNr and
$1,000 ut III 5lo; $1,000 and $1,000 1t III ,. and
*2on0. $500. 5000 and $4,000 at ills. Nothing
reported in silver.
A fair business TRANSFERRED in foreign exchange.
but at st i'll easier rates, the market again giving
way under the decline i'll goiu. The sales OF ster.
ling embraced los OO0 OF which i 800 Al clear at
1905: 5000 AL bill Of ladns and 900 and Y oo
bill of lading and clear at 1908 0l3O'.; 4!.nD
clear at 1904. l2o' 5000 Al bill OF ladins AT i.o .;
$4,000 Al clear at l20a. Ill E25oO at l2l0lzi 81
5000 private bankers at III l-l6; $1,000 first class
at l2l i; flo,Oc0 bank at =; $1,000 bill OF lad;nE
sixty days sight at 1903 s:n gold and s2' 900 Al hili
OF ladins and clear AT 1898. Sterling may now
be quoted at l2o': 10 for good TO Al oHi OF lad
Domestic exchange was without any auotabr
change The banks continued 10 supply rcDiitters
with SIGHT drafts on New York at / per cent dis
count. of them askin. i, and wa noticed salcs
OF i 10 go and +25 900 bank sight on New York. and
$4,000 and $4,000 private bankers at 9-2 dis
count: $1,000 CommtEcial and j. ~ 400, r.C,0O0
and $50 900 private bankers at SIS, and + l6,uoo
$2s,ooo, $4,000 and $500" commercial at 5:
The sale, of stocks included 100 Union bank late
SATURDAY. evening at &34 G2l,: o. do to-day st
*3t -; 200 at $3i 81 and 300 at $35 50 amarked
advance; 100 ordinary and full paid Caicasicu Sui
phur Mine at -, and $50 Mississlpp Valley Manga
tion Company at SIS so; j. 10 WAS bid tor LOislaila
National Bank
In bonds A5o,O now city scvens changed hand. ut
los; titD Old consolidated uty at -. and
$2H,ceO state levee ei.ts al 49, further improve
ment.
0New State Warrants were in request. and brought
higher rates; 700 + 100 and + 100 sold at -; $1,000
and s 10 900 at 10 and 400 at 75,. tearrs bought
these at "a and new Metropolitan Police nj @30@
and asked for the former - .5 and for The latter
9Bi, 1884,.
Dealers Iut.S for city treasury not"s retc - =
cent di SEQ. mt bt!yiu., and % s,ilil.
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River Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,, /
TnRSnAY MOKNIN1 Echr1iAiI 1 l4Il

WEATHER, BUNSKsa, ETc.-i esterday the weather
was peculiarly disagrccabie. II was damp and
drilling rain tel. Business on The landing was
moderately active. Tho Robert 4. lee came in
with magnificent trip of cotton. The Post Bov
arrived with 300 bales Of cotton from Ouac hit a
river. OWN. to the bad weather prevailing up the
river. the packet, came in with rather short trips.
Among TIN. departures were the James Howard to
st. Louis. with bVe hundred tons of railroad IRON
and a large amount OF sugar and molao,cS; " AIDE
Hampton. to Fort Adams, with far trip. The At
lantic and barge were almost Scady to depart Last
evening, and We suppose will leave this morning
early.
Tho river here i, rising vet. and bids fair 4"
ovcIreach the top of the wharf and en,rOach on the
already crowded leyee. What with water from
the rivers and water from the clouds, tho wharf is
in n terrible condition The mud and filth at the,
outskirts OF tho wooden wharf is terrible that
drays can moi reach the fire. sht that should be re
moved, and thus there IL hardly spot large
cargo of = second clas, yaw Tho immense tau
that steamboat men pay for the privilege OF andin.
fathcis so 1a' as to cause them to give more at
tentioD to the conditions i'll which our wharf is
kept. New Orleans wharfage is at least twenty
hve pei cent more than that charged al any other
port aod We defy one to show usa me;tner,
narrower IcSs spacious WHAT We ask Oh behalf
of the commercial interest. OF the city that this
matter Of ie:cc room ana clean ness b., looked
after.
Ml-cn!LANEoUs IrFs..-Cantain Michael COS of
Pitt jDlirs is IN the city. lie arrived on b'is:..,
Cunnrt ted with the Colossal.
Captain John A. Williams - ii to"na,sIu ami in
command OF the Importer.
Coloncl Jose u, Lock. the well known lime dealer
of ST. Louis Is III the city. Many ot Guy steam
boatmeA have had the pioiGtt. OF hs Kiln, on
board their packets.
1t Is now definitely lsettled that the steamer
Belle OF Alton VIII continue N the Red river trade
as weekly Shire eport packet. IT was The lnten
ton OF Der to have placed hel IN TINS trade
at first hut owing TO their having chartered her
out to parties interested i'll the Grand EtOre and
COU hatta trade they did not fulfill the programme
We congratulate our Shreveport friend, on the ac
QUESTION OF the Belle OF Alton to then trade as she
ID ono of the most elegant and speediee packets Oh
the river She leaves this evening Oh nor first trip
Captain John A. Ermner will continue to command
her, and NJ. George hamilton III oificiatc As chei
clerk.
Captain Lewis Moon will leave for st. LOUIS on
tho Turner this evening. We suppose Captain
Rusl desires to have Moonlight on the up trip.
The Madison Courier, OF Wednesday, says
Cobb Striking co. have just completed very
beautiful par Of engines for the Warsaw ferry
boat; also successfully cast the large cylinders
for the fine boat being built by J. R. stuart & Co
Packet Company: and VIII also put through, IN
rapid succession, two other paIs OF eos'nes one
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sixteen inches in diameter and six feet stroke and
the other pair twenty two inches in diameter ana
seven feet stroke" .,, =, -
1t is thought that the wharfage tax VIII Do 70.
duced 10 five cents per ton At the next meeting OF
the Common Council Of Memphis 1t Is reform
that every will rejoice at -, .
.vrninr for st Louis in command OF the large and
beaut iful steamer Commonwealth. H. VIII leave
at S r H. with Captain Lehmerin charge OF the
Office. u
Fox LOUISVILLE AND WAY AANotSGs.-The Henry
s. Turner will haze her cargo on board to-day III
time to leave puctuaily for the above landings on
the Ohio river at five o'clock z. u. We feel !, per
feet safety in recommending the Turner to the
public for Captain Rusk is an experienced com
i,i:nder and Mr.. Phil }. Hcuer attentive and
.entlemanly clerk.
FoR B.iOr MACON AND TKSsA>-The reliable and
puuctual steamer lizzie Hopkins. Captain K. q.
Rawlings master, and Mr. 7. 4. Work chief clerk
leaves tmo. =. n. this day. The Lizzie has not
missed her day since she entered the trade. and
slprers have The most perfect GOMtld.nce IN htr
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE,

FORT ADAMS-Steamer Wade Hampton--53l
bales cotton 81 sks seed cotton 100 SKIS cotton seed
hhds sugar - lpbl5 laOias5eS and sundrtes
FORT SMITII-Stcamer J Dunhan-i2l2 bales
cotton and sundrIes
ANTE ElI EtS-StramrT Ahcc-I3 bales cotton
312 SKIS cotton seed and sundrlrs
OUACHITA RIvER-Steamer Post Bov-92s7 bales
CAMDEN-Steamer Ouachita Bclle-s7a. baes
cotton and sundres
vICKSBC Resistance Robert L Lee-'53t bales
NALDSONvILLE--Steamer Froc--S7 bhds
sugar - bbls molasses and sundrirs
TENSAS RIvER-Stcamcr Lzzje Hopkins-o2t
bales cotton = SKIS seed cotton 312 SKIS cotton seed
LOBDELLS STORE-Steamer W Pike-l67 bales
cotton l53 SKIS seed cotton 301 SKIS cotton seed j'2
hhds sugar 5b' bbls mo'asses 80 halt-bbs molasses
and Sundr;es w
GRAND vIEW-Steamer Bsnnock Citv--llo bbls
plolasses and 5undries
BAYOU NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. La Belle
1858 bales cotton 10 axis lotion seed IS SKIS seed cot
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Big Horn-9i hhds sugar
1870 bbs molasses 50 halt-b1ls molasses and sun
dries
PTTTSBUR'i-Stcam ! Sharp McDonald--io
BOATS and baTSes coal
RECEIPTS SUNDAY.
Observation-Disclosures Yazoo Beic-ill6 bales
cotton rs SKIS seed cottoE and sundres ~
SHARKkY'S MISUNDERSTANDING fazOo Belle
1858 bales cotton 400 SKIS cotton seed and sundries
GRAND VIEW-Steamer BannoCk Cnv-19 hhds
sugar bbs sugar 100 bb!s m0lasses and srndries
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Gladola--l2t5 bales cotton
and suntirieS
observation-disclosures FiickeT-6S bbls mOlasSeS
li3 hhds sugar and sundIics
JEFFERSON-Stcamcr TcxaS-lj06 bales cotton
and sundres
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES II c Y.aset-25 bales cotton
and s,lndry produce
LOCKPORT-St-amer Tahcluall-26l hlhs sugar
1 bales cotton g bbls molasses and sundries
LOWER COAST-Steamer San NichOlis-52 hhds
sugar Dab bbls moaSscs li6 bbls rico bale hides
and sUndreS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hcsper-2 bales cotton II
sks seed cotton % bids sugar Dbl. sugar loo bbs
molasses ANA sundries
ST LOUIS-Steamrr Imperial and barGes-il66
bbls -four 100 bbs whisky % hbls pork 1852 SKIS
35+6 SKIS oats 81 bales hay 40 SKIS oCakc and sun
dry produce
BELLE AiI-Steamrr Bart Abie-14 bales cotton
pa hhds sugar %. bbis molase5s haIbblS mola,-
and slnires
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Henry Tcte-4i5 lIhds
iasses and suDdrt5
ST JAMk>-Steaner k,ora-Lot Of empty barrels
and stlniIic.
By THE RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH
ERN RAJ LROAD, February l3-l229 bales cotton and
sundry produce
NEW ORLEANS MOBILE AND CHATTANOOGA
RAILROAD, February l3-93 bales cotton and sun
dries
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
February l@-jOb bales cotton 484 hhdS sugar Az
bbls moiaSScs SKIS seed cotton aud sunirie5
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suicide by n Printer.

The Shreveport Southeastern contains the
following:
A young man by the name Of j. S. Dun
Mica. a compassion by profession, came to
this place from Tyler, Texas, about the first
of the month. and went to work in the
South 'rcsieJW office. On Sunday afternoon
he went to house near what il known as
the Howell spring, and asked negro
woman to give him a cup of water. Alter
drinking il. lie asked her to pour little
more i'll the cup. when he emptied some kind
of powder into if. Before drinking it. he
asked the woman and negro man present
If they had ever seen him before They re-
piled no. WHEN he added you will soon find
me dead up there in the bushes; am tired
of living" Before the negro man could
take or knock the cup from his hand he
drank the contents and walked Oft Not
many hours atterward he was found dead
in the bushes. Coroner Pritchard held an
inquest on the body OH Monday morning.
The deceased was a very quiet, gentle
manly young man, perfectly temperate
that is he so seemed, refusing to drink when
asked by his associates. There was no indi-
cation. whatever. of mental alteration
while here. and his selfdestruction seems
to have been the result of a morbid melan-
.choly. He was about twcnty-six years of
age He has friends living in Tennessee,
but in what portion of the State we are not
apprlsed. in New Orleans and III st. Louis.
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The Assumption Chronicle has an edito-

The Assumption Chronicle has an edito-
rial on the occasion Of the commencement
of a second Volume, reviewing the events OF
the past year. The editorial closes thus:
Victory has crowned our efforts: the tri-
umph of right has been secured. The star
of Repubicani>m is in the ascendancy.
For this result the whole country is in
debted to Iiie wisdom and tirmness OF Gov
,ernOr Walm"th, the qualities of his head
and hi, heart have exacted the unwilling
admiration OF even defeated politicians: his
rare administrative and executive abilities
have silcncc,l detractiOn and are daily gain
inc distinguished adherents to our cause
and in all human probability will bring to
q peaceful solution the questions which have
so long divided and distracted our state
The difficulties of the undertaking will en-
nance the glory of success, the triumph OF
peace on earth, good will toward men. and
that that triumph will be secured IN TINS
State through the efforts OF the remarkable
statesman Who now sits in the gubcrnatorial
chair, we have no reason to doubt,
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EXPORTS.

rNMANDLA VIA GALV BIIoS-St' ,;ashiD O.
Hrwc.-ior Iadanoia-3o' Dds hour 30 bbs sugar
81 bbls whisky coo bbS potatoes -" bags coffee -
pkss mise o.,
For G.lvrston-2a1 ks nail, lNO kegs lard 200
Ska corn 500 obls potato.s 600 bhls our
20 pkcs mds-
ST LOvIS-Stcamr- Atlantic ANA baIcrs-i3+>
tons pig non II pk edythu" are l02 Oh, soda ash
50 OK, bcachiu. powder
ST LOLJS-Stranier James Hp"arh-8oo bTs II
Sumar
Observation-Disclosures g Hln.-lih1 so corn
" bans cotre . DIS vl.3sAv ia bales hay t.b 81
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The Naiollitnches Times saws

Our pro TEN was mistaken. we think, III
stating last week that Il party OF surveyors
were seen lately near this place. locating
the route of the Chattanooga railroad. Inc
road will be built before many years, no
douht hut the main line from New Orleans
to Houston must he completed to Nermil-
sonville before We can hope for branch IN
Mis- direction,
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ESTATE eF FRE0ERICh FLUCK.

OfFlCK UNITED STATES MARSHAL
District of Louisiana, {
New Orleans. February ~ ls ,lu
TlNIIl> Is. TO GlVk NOTICE THAT ON ln
Il tenth day OF February, 4. u. 1871, an aIlaS ~
rant in bankrupt ISSUED against the esIatsl.
FREDERICK FLICK OF the parish OF kap'usG
and State OF Louisiana who has oeeu "a
Judged a bankrupt his own petition; thai ",
payment OF any debts and delivery OF any proper,
belonging to such bankrupt, to him or ior A.,
use and the transfer OF any property by nm a,,.d
forbidden by law; that meeting of the credtS,sss
one or more assignees Of his estate, will be he.S
Court Of Bankruptcy, to be holden at the
fore j. K G. Pitkin. Register, on the twentyaa''
day OF February, A. D. 1871, at nine O'Clock A.
:. B. PACKARD,
United States Marshal, District of LouAAs~
fell Is
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{ "Sure, an it wasn't poverty that drove
me from the country" said Michael the
hsr d d. r a %y father n and sg
milk the year round
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MACHINERY.

RMSTRONG'S
FOUNDRY AND BOILER MANCPACTORY
Corner of Rrato and New Levee streets
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
W. J. J. ARMSTRONG, Manager.
Mapufact urer of Vertical aud Horizontal Steam
Engines Sugar Mills, Draining Mac hines, Saw
Mills, Cotton Screws and gearing, Iron Columns
and Fronts Of Buildings, Furnace Mouths. Crate
Bars Bone Black. Beviviiers Gas RetOrts Railroad
Frogs, etc; Low Pressure, Locomotive Flue and
CYLINDER Boilers OF all kin5, Filters, Juice Boxes
and CHARTERS, etc. nOl2 ly
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IN BANKRUPTCY.


OFFICE UNIrxD STATES A.RsHAL.}
District OF Louisiana 7
New Orleans, January H. BILL
TlNHiS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON THE
Il seventeenth day of January. A. D. 1871. war
rant i'll bankruptcy WAS issued against sno
estate of Michael Gle mon, OF New Orleans
i'll the parish OF Orleans and State of Low
isilna, who has beer adjudgeG bankrupt
on his own petition; that the payment O. any
to such bankrupt to him or for his use and the
transfer of any property by him are forbidden 9y
law; that meeting 3f the creditors of SAID oanA
rupt to prove their debts and. to choose one o.
more assiGnees OF his estate wiz be held as Cou's
Of ankruptCy, to hA holden at New Orleans, ID ti~
Customhouse Building, before {: :. Kellogg, nss
ister on the fourteenth day % February, A. u. 1911
at nine O'Clock, A. n.
=. B. PACKARD, Uni5ed States Marshal
ia!9 teli District OF Louisiana.
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ARRIVED SUNDAY.

ARRIVED SUNDAY.
Steamship Mississippi. Henry from New oik lth
inst 10 Low ! Ludwigsen2d district
Steamship Morgan Lockwood, from lii't!anoia
via Galveston. to & A Whitney Aco-lst as
tliCt
TOWBOATS.
Impe.iai Hale, from ST Louis, with tno 5hSc5
STEAMBOATS,.
Bells Yazoo parsot. from Grc"nwood.
Hammock City Lamont, from Grand View.
Bart Able, B..ranco. from Belle AlT.
NarceIla sherman. from Sharh"Ys Landing,
T.llahatch chic River.
Giadiola Lee. from Minden.
Flicker Dupui. from Lockport
Trxa. Stini,. from Jefferson.
He Neaser. Brady from Portland
Tahl.uuah D;.it.res, from Lockport.
San Nicholas. Albert. from Lower Coast.
Hcspcr Kin., from Lai"uichr.
Henry Trte DalIeres, from laIourth".
Flora from 81 James.
Louise Hopkins fIom Mobile
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MEMORANDA.

10y ItIegIaph.I
Baltimore February Is.
To WtherspOon Moss &co-SteamshiD Liberty
Captain Reed arrived Friday all well; sails the
fifteenth instant.
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RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE
CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD!

('HATTANOOt:A RA1LKOAD.
MOBILE DIVISION.
Two express trains daily. On and after MONDAY
January %, 1871 passenger trains viii run as fol
lows: Leave New Or leans, from the loot OF Cana1
street for MOBILE and intermediate stations, at
A. NJ and ; r. NJ. Arrive at Mobile at 2:3O and 800
p NJ Leave Mobile, from foot of Government
street for New Orleans and intermediate stations
at 8ls A. 81 and 800 ?. ". Arrive at New Orleans
at 2,O and $50 p. II. Connections made at Mobile
by A. II. trains with Mobile and Ohio road tor 81
Louis Chicago, Louisville. and ALI POINTS
NORTH EAST AND WEST, and By the 3 r
u. train with night express train OF the Mobile
Augusta Savannah Jacksonville, Florida, and all
points North Kast and West Freight trains each
WAY daily and freight received at the foot OF Juiia
street before 5 =. ~ delivered at Mobile early next
morning. Freight as low as by any other route
For through tickets or further Information as to
rates of freight, apply at the companys office, cor
urr of CAM, and Common streets.
J. r. KENDRICk, General Superintendent:
N.v Orleans January 20 1911 ial2
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FOUNDRIES.

NEOK(.E CKONAN.
Successor to Bennett Lurges,
SOUTHERN ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS.
Corner Magnolia and Eiato streets,
Near Jackson Railroad Depot,
New Orleans, Louisiana.
Blacksmthing and Housework in general, Vaults
Store Fronts etc, made to order at the shortest
notice.
Office at the Foundry au23 Iv