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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-11
Commissioner PIeasantOn.
We find this Associated Press report il

we ma tEiS AsScCldCeo ioe0 AelOi II. IA
our Western exchanges:
WASHINGTON, February THE dining
and winingtof Commissioner Pleasanton III
New York the other day by prominent mer-
chants and Spectators, has given rise TO
severe criticism inside and ont OF the capt.
tOI. Coming Oh the heels OF his decision
for bondholders and capitalists, and his
efforts III behalf OF the repeal of the income
tax, IL which New York merchants are
largely interested, as tie repeal would re
Geve them OF three and half millions OF
tax. il is charged that his administration Is
for Il class and not for the whole country.
Western Congressman arc especially 'ndig
nan:. and threaten 20 have the HI';.fs O. ilit
Revenue Department oNeriiantt" unless ''ie
course ~ TIE commissioner = ci'IhScu.
Thi. point IS MADE on his management. VIZ
the SECOND .! February :he "",AI''ls,i"Eer
determined. 20 reduce the expenses IL 'hc as
SCISSORS offices III thc whole country, seventy
Thousand do! lars, and TIE S.slneG DAY ne mace
n decision II regard - ne LAX OH "ic'!uf'
profits dividends, interest. ana coupons ~
hrul.anies and corporations, which VIII. Il.
III, .,I'rSeut time l." - loss 20 Ne govern
men. a: three millions OF dollars. Ans de-
.;sion j. mainly IL ;hc intcres: ~ New York
boudhoi.i.!s art capitalists. and WAS MADE
against h opinion InG protest IT the o">.
law officers OF lie bureau.
1t i, alleged ry The ne>t Informed Western
pubic n,, acre. that the fetal :lm"un; Of
taNcs .o>: - :is government icy :!c reversal
OF decisions u: the former COMMISSIONER
since pica>autNn came n. amounts IL ronnd
numbers 20 :wclvc million dollars. .nt these
decisions have been made against tHe advice
o. The chic; legal office! y: :!.s 'i,i.ar;men;.
Ever. ..,iug j. now settle, by :. New i",n
standard. ana Western Congressman pre-
dict ii :.viy... 81 tnc cd -c>.uuc :in@-
which We're broken up icy :he ..dul.Hl-.':
zion. through CulEmiesIuno. is.l"Uu.
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The Summit. Mississippi. ..'-es admits
that parties 90 disposed can and do .'amp.c
upoE -. town authorities. WITH us:i'c: AZ
Iunicv. The .i1..S says
II .:.ange: had suddenly :rpc:re:
within .he corpora. limits Of tins town. Il.
sen .cock las. Saturday night. he would
have concluded that civil war had again
broken on. in CHS country. There were
about fifty shots fired at the rnotfendins air.
on Robb street, some of them taking effect
in the windows 81 private residences. For'
.unately, however, nobody was hit. as we
suppose there was no intention of killing
anybody accidentally. There is an ordi
nance against shooting in the streets, and
.here was time when the ordinance was
enforced. Now, however, there is nobody
20 make arrests, and parties disposed to do
20 can and do trample upon the town au.
.ho,itics with perfect IMMUNITY, How long
.he Town Council are going to let this state
OF things continue the good Lord only
knows.
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Monetary
MONETARY.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUEL"AN.
FRIDAY EVENING. February 10. 1871.

OFFICE OF THE DA!L1 hEftIL' AN.
FRIDAY EVENING. February H. 1871
W,tave still to report &. Quiet and easy money
market, with no Quctahic change IN street,
which con; ,lue TO rule as follows: lo"iZ =
Literal, and Al business paper without c"iattrdis.
and 9Gll for !. mortgage paper. ANA l21i+ ioi
The Sugar Shed Company Yesterday declared.
:; dividend of - Is. PAYABLE :lar'h ].
Gold opened Al III E0iilal D:rains: ~ : at NJ"
1olI). aud closed. after moderate i'.suess, at
III an. against lll4l. The e.r- include
: $4,000 at iii :. $1,000, $1,000, : .o,HH and +@o,ooo
a. ;li5,: 42u;N. 5000 +lonr and 2ono at
III y. md $500 at llIs. In silver ouiy $50 IA
American na!i collars wtr" reported a" zee.
Foreign exchange ruled "hou; "a t, CEN
bills n New ioIA Ih- naai'less WAS Guite tax;
liz. s..ics &" STERLING >un!m'ug up about i"o.H' "a
l,l: sl'.' and ,s:e Al b Il % 'adng Il: l2n .; go"
! $500 ana geo II ce" al III; tA's'' ~ ~ 81
lalny at the AGO ii lear a ~ t.; t'"1"'
I'll bin OF l.i!,g and clear III ~ III +; :'""' =
tl, 200 Al clear II ~ T. :!n! s!a.I bank a; l..
Strl,m. NAV IL, rIcie, ~ l.05l q III iui
good 20 II r Il ladlig and c!e:r, Ild i: =" :.
Tor bank.
We noticed ,..;ier !: t.rn.er market 'or to"">."
.>cL::ns. by rates showed L." .luvtahe Val t.o!'
Tn. h..i,.s drew ca New York Il: !. per cen; '..>-
count Tor remittance, and IN. sac. in"lud"!
$1,000, +loUou aIiC = l2t-h piirat" bankers >'Sht
ca New Ior,l. ard 80 eco bank =. ..'6 count.
am. , IL 600 and 10000 commercial and $3.50"
$50 0'a and SO eco private bankers al :.
"he prinrlal :'ltHr" III stocks "a' the active &C.
n,.nd 10, Csl.ci.>.l sulphur Nl:r winch s".d q; u
nark., ady.N"r. Tine hNs'n,>- ia other eh"its
was very sm;l ". note sales nj ~h'.rrs Carroll
:u. Railroad - 10: 90 tr.-af'D al III; - ore
o,,>as ralra,! "A, ,., 10 Mis>I.-!p,, Valley Na>i
IA on =. I.ltik Ut New Orleans al : ~ ~ -
.airas.u Sa.pi.Itr N!i.. Ordinary stock, ~ Il ~;
"a do a. : 70 10 - N : - -: -, 90 and &: ii" ~
go do NJ 81 and holt 100 do preferred. cary.
"a r,.vlt. terms. There "er. other sales ~ Cal
c,...u lpHur Nine. var: !"}.laI, not reported.
IN herds 800 he" city. : cents Brought; ."A
AN, 1900 10.
..,.r,.ta,. no: reported. >2'-s Nr" STATE war
rants SOLD 4. :, and ts $500 II !'.If>
oi red Tor i.>, - -. .it,. :r II M"t'"i"i.t.I
Police =, 9. . and .-,., III! i,iIncI 80 -. iEG
:or III" Latte. -.
El.1,, ;,,.i,.,. collars $50. certificates q! III
debt ,iIrs- i.rN!.., .. a.: >!-s 81 ~. alt.
+ 900 resale. u. o..
We hra,nt no: .ur doug '.fv treasury E'f">
-cr,.i,i. ~ tIit.lrc -.in- :" a'l''- ~.c uu<
Il. ,. 3. ger .,I: a. 4. Ak. . !
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IN BANKRUPTCY.
OF CHARLES II. CHASE.
c'r7cEos tHlrxp SgAr,. MARSHAL. }

c'''cr ~ tSIrtp SgAr,s MARSHAL
. District OF Loui.i:t.Is
New Orleans, Januarv % 1871 \
FINiiS - 20 GIVE NOTICE THAT on THE
L ;"rn'y-'hlr'i day Of January. A. y. 1871 way
iant IN otkfuptcy was issued against the estate of
OF orleans, and state OF Louisiana nho has been
adJudsed bankrupt on his own petition; that the
belonging to such bankrupt to him or for his use
and the transfer OF any property by him. forbid
den ny law; that meeting of the creditors of said
OF more assignees of his estate, will be held at
Court o. Bankruptcy, to be holden at New Orleans
IN tne Customhouse building. before J. X. G. Pit
D. le!l, at nine o'clock A. NJ.
s. p. PACKARD,
,aSl mh29
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SJrGETS.


Wv yoHs->'-.mshIp Ge"Tsc Washington
~ hts cot UI ~ unis -. 80 u",- n".ascss ~
Dos SCI I'D = hides ) bales hides 80 hides -.
ssS cotton seed i..a. - kns cotton seed $50 ~.
Rdse
LIVERpoGL--Eafi Lc..ncU-l"Go baes cotton
g.. .ks ol!cate 2;Go -'.I,.s
RCATAE I>LASD-SchouI,e! Florence ' Turner
Is oble -four case bacon 10 thl> beef tcs nee: (;
bbs bread !. ik, ..:ilTi.s 1000 :c. lumber oCo.
shinsiCs
LlvnRpooL-siup .t.Ss-533i bales cotton 2,o2
Etlve,
NEW Notwithstanding Crescent Citv-5+j3 bale =
20 bbls moasses IS! bbls oil - bDls sugar 50
hhds sugar 70 cks beef 90 beet ga tbls beef 40
tc. tallow "a .ihds tauow - bales hides Co: bids
hides
INDIANOLA VIA MISUNDERSTANDING Gin.
ton-for Indianoa-3eU SKIS corn rs bags coffee 10
bbls whisky so bbls flour 10 pkgs mdse
For Gayestou-i6O b1ls flour 30 bbls whisky 700
wagons lis bales lay Is bags coffee 50 SKIS 100
SKIS
LOUISWLLE-Steamer Nick LorgwOrth-2G cES
hardware 28 crates eartieuware
PREMIERSHIP He-nine-I.l7 bales cotton
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-11
Mrs. Sane. 4. Gaze. 4: iEe academy.

Next Monday evening Mrs. James \.
Oates. with E,r com: opera .r"l.c. VII
commence ~. engagement u. me -s,a,.en.y
OF Music. tbs Il VIVA: tic E"s:oH Tame.
Of a la.e date. says q. her -ei!,:Tr..H."- q:
| the Howard ..thcnsu,E:
There !. soire,iin: o.: q! ::c ordinary
course an. rather above: tie average ..v.!
OF variety business "A Plancf!ts pleasing
Extravaganza "a the 'lEy!-iul" Price.
and we may add. in Mrs. James Oates. who
is rcfrc>hingly unlike Tie blondes e.. IL.
period. We are glad % lind h"... SO pop:
lar at :Hls theatre. where 'Hc success -;
Mrs. Oates and h"r troupe las been 50 "r...
tina: the house has H"en grow &c: :" over
flowing every nigh: ~; hcr engagement.
Tie tam: OF vui.a..,y .ns"i a-.b:c from the
modern nur!es.ue. i no" here apparent III
this pretty s!..clIncH q: The fairy eA:I..v..-
ralza--.:s b.in. born t+ioi. TIE modern
hu:le>Tuc save. j: iruM !ha.-::nH
Il j: IS - Urm'a!inS ii. snch pieces
generally ..-". j. - harmless. and
TO: Nit'!ot:. some a.: t.c L.ui con-
c.!:-. Ucs.:r.r;.. III: q. w: ami d..!c.:cN
az ..n.!meU: .!la. made ia. aItho.. N
'u,Inev days. The it"S; -::.r->;l.! VI IA" c..v
attempted shI- st.! ~; writing ia "HI ...l.-
:uage. Il:.. Oat.. - =. petite, Gushing.
restless. Gil.:lHg .;uu p...ii; .l:;lc actress.
E@Whn lNsu>'- ..nluH'lrn M" every .".H' Il!
wEi.:. SIC :rVcais. .n'. :! IL: - iuish""
artist. - Ua..lial. free. iL..:;;t"i>. and iUl!
ri spin: ana native '.ltn:. 81: mas !: H".":
! v"ice. ana sings very I,:,'''lv ..i'; with ~
preston. IMv"u.. II ~. IL: cA':!.r:'!c' :h..c
! - no: triIc" u4 cooistH'>>. .li'. "c 'oi.-
| slider i good .:gI VIXEN IN" cas- WIZ"
have been -,r.ci:e.i VIII. .i"E,:c- ..:ii bur
h,.,,;c- ca. G,>."W .,Gt:.s. ..:i,,. -. upon!
, ..n !c:r">s ANA !: ne:;or'n..nr. IA .'..v way
:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-11

J. Hamilton Ss, lie. Esq. chic: clerk Of
IN. treasury. !la. been leIue,:e! by the
Secretary to furnish 10 tie !aranc.e com
missioner al the information ne desire. in
reference 20 our !inancia. system and :hc
cu.yation. % the various bureaus Of the
Treasury Department. NJ. Savillc enjoys
the reputation among the officials of the
treasury of know IN. Ill tie intricate work
ings o. the department by h:s thorough
knowledge Of the business o. the SecTetafy's
office, and his selection Cor TIL. service - =:
just recognition Of is usc.ulness.
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CO:!N!! EcIAI- .


y..c.s A,.>,.. h,,..ry i" 1857.
C"rinE-T.. -a,'s '"-d.: summed NJ 1919.
'.l>, a .r!'-'at n'; '''.-'r !!i'.'; -'"" li'> 3.
:..I'n, oil ~ -"",. ordinary ..i'. 10" 'n.'.!nl2
~ =. y. nov quot. .ow "!'.'Il,iN az 10 ~! -:
sf'ii'..s - a. G.: -"o" ''';''r| " !. e" :. ~
To-. ,u.:u- Il. - : = O.: I.!.i.!u.. AZ u. al.
-I'i 'iii'.1tIt ~ iI! c"'' n!i'!G!iic 4:
- - 90.
W a.. ..m,.'... 2" ,.on.i.fr. :" civ. :. ~i,i.
-i.l. ~ ~ H. matte" n .rt list. r>'"rai.r
.l .ti!-N and tanned. n.iI.- sod . ,'II..- Ills
rr"i"I:"uat. J., i"s compared va! cream. h.I-!!'
cotton ana CSC! ';!!i.l: .l-'-. Ia" former ~"r"
'";'".t'. II even 'sa 't.'i on, ~ a" :-Hr"-. hi"
..Il'' ~ ''''n-; uf'i!n: Is. >".: III exceptional.
,a-t- Il: ~, and even -. .n".. thu "ut>t' rate.
The -orpt. -: 'E.u-t .iE!"- >.r..f low Irr'I!u-.
and III. .i.r .s.,,l.>. .u"ti.;.I. 'h.' y
was ui'.. in>u.,icl.A; "a me-. .!4. demand. .ri
sa'h dr.r' 4r;i"l-. .C' oru-l:. slowed Il" I.rJ.-
III" variation. The '.!. ".r"-,'" VT. 'l."
will. .'r lower .-iadr- 10. .,l,i". factors wee
ANXIOUS {" ..ali.", ara ~:.lI:.: 20 .,t =" "a.
-.jo!., III order - sf'.,' - ale.
.!. sales 'o.til- past :i...' ....- SUN "a. ,".'"
bales against 5l.5"H ia.: Tr".s. and ..,,'" ",.
before. Weeks ,...:!'- '".5.6 hi"- embracing
go t"n either 4. ,.t..' ;"r.- aid .:''r .'"'..r.
a&.'..-: 1a.h :n"i"- ia wei. and - ,"' a.
',l.4. .'.;tir.' -r'H. ~: l.,.,. W.;'- ..,".,:-
+" ',.n,rn Ir,& :" '...,'..,. - :" E.''.r and
81. :" -. ..!!..
core: sr>:INiH:
S.";, ",i hand sly. ..i..-r !. .a.u--t..... h.,'~
Arrived since. "a. ......r,I. .r,-
Arrived ;,rv.l.-.., - -; 80 -: -,
80 T"'ai Observation-Disclosures. $4,000
N,tH'o :" '''N -......-'...... '|'''
N'"i'" fir''"+'i. '.o..-....'..... ".' '"'''''
TO-
SI""R on mana "f'.'. e2l"h"'I"-"a"e ."' -"
Tn'a.s .sr"I'- .'l'...i"s $50: b,ic> I" L.v.I;"..
III. 4" Bremen. md ti.i 10 New York Receipts
p,"'"r sIu"' las: ''"nln. !@'''' ''l'>. against
l.: &t last y.aI. MAILING aGgr. Eat" since F!!,,y
evening OF o1.,5 h.!c., against "j,3l last week.
$50 last :ra.. .l. since August n. al "!4.'ti.
i.'!"- against .b!."4 last year.
SUGAR-Ercrive t"-.!'v il4b hhd-. "" mote :.
steady market with - 'aI. demand today. and III"
supplies selling - !@1 re fox inferior h0' - tor
."'nin".; "a 3" !"r good common 8'H'. for iaiI:
"Ha'i" for fully ia,. - 0S',c for prime; ihr for
strictly l.iI. 70 Il" for choice ga Dc 10, seconds;
III, az H. :"r s'!loN clarified" and 4: as - Tor
white.
Noi.SSNS-Hcc.l vcH .o.iay ~ hiI. ". NOT,
a, t,ir dnn,an, for ..n, dcsrrir,ior. hnt In. ,"oy
uu,,ti,. ar,. .u7 >.rtIy priiu. and cboc, i. very
,n.n,n, 81 .. Tor ..u.,itu"al asa Sc ,.r f,iy ,lU
SIC for pr,n. .a1a5r for strictly ,,ir,, and ,30
90. .or choice
y,n,-r nv, s.,- u , .,
,, ;.I'ai;,. o., H. , '" ~, ,, "a,
w. w. ; a." IA wv .o, .' va , ~ ~. ,.,
~. W. .,, ~; ~ ,'', ~, i
ri II: ''l', r>' ~ "I,H '' 49, ti. i
,aJ t ,.si;, 1000 and 200 nv, ,ba ,n, and r{nS ..
'..s' ". in. '' ~ .i' ~, i =: ~ w.,
, I.,,,'t ss ~! 700 .;n5i.. r,r, n, Is - ~.
."' .,.r. .. 80 -. ~ do ~ - 100 t,.h
wv -, -. 700 Il. ~ ~ Il. a ,, 30 ana ,lo ,ron,
,..I,' .+.I.. ., 4 .. so AND 10 do a, ~ It, ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-11
A Bitter Cold Day.

The Boston EeraId o. Monday saya'
Yesterday was undoubtedly the coolest
DAY OF the season thus far. The windows
almost everywhere We're curtained with
frost, tie ground creaked and cracked, and
the air was full OF frost. Tho streets were
quite deserted comparatively few people
being out. The churches We're very thinly
attended. and The day was anything but
cheerful on: OF doors. The thermometer
showed the mercury abou. eight degrees
below zero in the morning, and !: ~a- no:
much .bcya zero during the day.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-11

s.t .itdN, ftGitt. -. Ac... }
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
S,..n-l r,'l.-..,t civ :,Ito,..':o, Neg Yu,k
Steamship 1.'I.e "',h!n:t"H. "".'r. TOR r'"
loIt
Steamship ''..,:,n. I..h.;;. :or Galveston I'D
in,I.iu.:-
North .i..Im:n ship H.,lm,:. ".!:,.. g: bremen
BRITISH -!.p i'-., !i"tYho'.. H.: .....'ioo.
BrIti.I "ayk !.,. l.i.., ir ,,r"u
>cIIo"Il.i' Florence .Gi..Y G....- Cor Rsa'A
!-lar.'
steamer = q. '..",..:t. E..e- To- louisville
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Str.l">',i:'r:lnc Houston, :rcm. 1,tiz. Honda
Ia. tot " :.y,>on \ c"--l.t art; II II
Bark bltI'"r:!:., Ht"" ar. dav> :fUu. Havana
~. '..!..-7t. "a I,i..-t.I--..! si4.t.l,- p.
Barb i 'LdvE,,, EIG-:>, !r"u! 4: N....s, Dec
-. - n4A:.i--fU,u:
Tt"l'...-.
ana 'u .i.4 Instant. st, ti.g-- lrIc- Al
...a. >cn-:s ln,. Ma IL. -Efu. II. III la. X
Blcn"aiE!., ana p" .nG""..
Hercules EU.n.e., Tr!U .:!-b.lr: vi: boa an..
Na!..s
Tj.r-.- No 2 n.I,.,.,' om !.:..u~r ~..h .~.,-
.i..I t.':t-
STEAMBOATS,.
A..:. Ma. M":.."..', ..o.. Mouth .f !:.G
L,ur.. walker, :,on Noble.
j. l. Hods. No :, i!v,rI.. iron! Grand Ec"y..
H., Horn, AucUi, nom Lai"rrcl!e.
Bi..dish Johnson, Eas-et:, FROM Lower C"as!
kItCl!eZ. Les; hers, iruTs NlCb s'urg
Rob Ru.. E"w!es, from LOtHpoIt
i">>i. IiN.oy, htI!l.c:I, iron! j. a-tI'Ngt"T.
!:-',ll...r Yet! ,hoi... from - Martins, ir.
Glasgow she, IRON. -. .cuis
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Ol'.lCHIT.A RIVER.
.\l'<'HAE'AI.AIA.

!..,.- ~ SATURDAY. s.,..... =: ..:r".
I. For Evergreen. Enter.
IL. .. prs. 'o,',..I".;. .u,.'i"n. NJ
I;t.vrff :..u' IL. b,. Bend: Hmm yl'.. arc
;.Sf@--E,@.%.l '.n,l .. T. I"g - t-.. e.
.. I.,.r .1 .:.l .t.t.:.,.. .i,... - Mt;..!.-
Il" pass -: .'""n's
RUTH.
wy;,y.. N..... -. rA.k"r Cl.!i
Va AZ. III a. '.I:.-. "a .w.S a.. I.sI =. W..
l.4ii..IoI' ..i, coast;
>" ~. !:", ',.>eag~ aHp!. ",! nC",'. r.:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-11

The commissioner. Of docks III New YORK
have taken astev in the rish: direction N
determining to enforce :. penalty Of one
dollar per day ou az persons who use
horse. on pier. without laying down tram
way for them. The injury done to piers by
the use of horses without the protection
proposed is very mich greater than many
lima yun
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IcLCW C0MIEG Up,

tIrcvt--
Norwegian ...s N....,u.s Lu.lwigs.n - da, .
from 'a.'.jf:, ",l.e. ~ n!.>t..-
Ear. Wo.;v..ir. ( onn. .:.M Flo de Iafa,I0 Dee. =
% Foster :. Ii.Utt--
Barb John t.... :i,sr = .a.. i.crs Cardiff
Tai,.. 10 ,n,s'.:-
E..- !-..i.. ".!..I sea. "ors Mad. Dec 2: :"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-11

Governor Burbank, Of Dakota. saws that
Che Indians are now quiet am. pr;'cra able:
tina. their ultimat,lm j. '.tcc,i OF fight" and
SO ION. a. the government il content I" do
the former, the Indians are content t" all
jurc the latter. which certainly seems I" be
not only the plcasantcst. bu, the cheapest
way Of .ccurin. peace. lie .aH- ;,":c IL "A
strong feeling there in favor OF dividing Che
Territory by line runnn: from east to
west, nearly on :he forty sixth parallel,
naming tho upper portion "Chppewa." i
memorial urging tbs division ha, been
adopted by TIE Legislature. Az: viii soon
be presented ia Congress.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE,

GRAND ElbEE-Stc!InCr Il l. lodge 40 Z
llo2 bales GOTTEN t0l SKIS cotton seed i.h lits sugar
81 SKIS seed COTTON ~ bbis mUl.sses and suri'rts
Observation-Disclosures BIZ" lOrn-.' bales COTTON
80. hls sugar 229 bis nassc. 81 half bbIs nr.Is
ana >uiliI.s
VIC KFBtEG-Steumer NatchcA-:~oJ h:s.ts cotton
l2Hl Ak- cotton seed ~ hkh seed Cotton aha tui.
cries
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Rob Rov-lI bales cotton
s.S and surdrieS
Northumberland tssit TaNlUr-..2 bales
cotton "a sks cotton seed 2i hhde sugar ltl b>
Hinl;.sSes and sui!drits
ST HARTINSNILLE--Stoantr EretcE."r--l.o
bales cotton 20 sks cotton seed ~ hGts sugar ~
bhls uclass, and Sun'irirs
LOWER tDAST-St..rntr H-:tisn Jn'LsUN-i2l
hs sugar - Uis HOlassts - III, r.ct !tt shs rice
and Suutrits
ST LGt tS-SttaYutr til:;t.Gw-l4 bales cotton SO
,ks nraf. h!ids toha""o ana Iundry produce
PiTISEU HG-St,a:i,r Here Ul,s-1 boats barge =
'"Hs
Observation-Disclosures f!gr.os No J.. to.ts !:
Garg.s GOA!
MOUTH OF RED R!vER-s:sam.t .;lrI. May,
U0-. skA cotton seed
Ey TIE EiILEO.IS.
NEW ORLEANS JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH
HEN RAILROAD, February IC-toi bars cotton and
run'Iy produce
NEW ORLEANS MOBILE AND CHATTANOOGA
RAILROAD. February s.. Ia.'. cotton aid s.lU-
Dire.
y. try:;V f. bale cotton. aud {. GCr,.s
MoEGAN'S LOT iSIASA All ThHAS >l!EcAb
February t-lte bales "ottri. l.& hh'. .o;,"r ~
M. lu.a->.- SKIS .e't "Ut:oH L.:btl. MN!s.,s's
..d s.idvi..
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-11

War now seem. imminent between Hon
dur.. and Salvador. Honduras commits
sioncis have arvi. ed at Sa: salvador t"j,rr-
sent az u.'iina.um. Honduras has 1000 TO
1900 men ycaiy to take the field. On" "t
the principal grievances OF which Honduras
complains i. that General Ka'nich. = po-
Utica: refugee from Honduras. la. received
command OF thc district OF San Miguel. ",.
:h- borders - Honduras. Nicaragua and
Cost, !.ica will ie likely I" take ..d.> with
Honduras. while Guatemala VAL support
San Salvador.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-11
RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE
CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD:

MOBILE DIVISION.
o"NIr. - -l.n-'...!lN. o. and :I.'.I NCSI ~
annual, =. .ol.. pa ilEtI trains ~. 20"
lows. ...N. y, - o. ans, :i.' 700 Canal
..l..-'. .oi Mobile ami t'i!li. .i..tr stations. -
:. u! I'. y VI. A.!!.r ~ Mobile ~ ..t ana 900
!. Nj. Leave Mut!!'. t4utI zoo: a IC>':ilI!' AZ
street. !.,i New Orleans aid intermediate stations
:. }Ij !. II. ana SO =. ". Arrive ..t SeH Orleans
- and ~ i. ~. trI.:e"tr!!. made ~ Ho.!.e
h> a. ". !.i'- ~ Hi EutiI.. aid ONO road 10Y ST.
ioi..s. C:.c.,c". louisville. and ALI. FONTS
NORTH LIST AND Wi Est! and b, t:!r , T.
NJ t:ai. ~l.t. nig.: cypress tram ~ the Sct'i
.i..l No..' Conner! road To-: Montgomery, Atlanta.
Augusta. >.'.!iI;ah. .i..". -nuvIll.. Florida. @u al
points Sort ;;.-t and Wet. f!.ici. ::....I. ga.
DAILY. and . II; received "a! t!!- 700. 81 .u.I.
b.;cI. T. ". I-lIy.r. i: Mobile early I.A:
morning. n. leh- -: low by other route.
70, Through ticket. q. t.li!!r; information a. 20
ia. ~ --.@iIi alpl. AZ 'he company. ol.r, coz
~. Ui taii!;, and Common streets.
:. K. kfE.klt X. Genera! >.!,s F;Gts i.a..It.
NJ ~ a.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-11
IMPORTS.
lNPUhJS.
Grey EIgle-2 eases OF

RIO DE JANElRo-Ship Grey Eagle eases OF
samples G7G2 bags coffee
CARUIEF-Bark ASeroen-242a bars railroad Iro:
NEWPORT Bark Colnmbia-3ill oars railroad
iron .
HAVANA VIA FLORIDA POE1S-StrImslip
Layaca-fro,n Ii:.vana-G.9 bXs sugar 1886" cigars
SKIS pepper cav -,
From key Wet bales cotton III tts nee N.c
bags peas ! eases tobacco ease mdke
MOBILE->teaucr Laurn-2ol bales cotton and
AliNlirlaA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-11
SHIPS---SHIPS,
FOR LIVERPOOL.

For Liverpooi-The strictly Al at Llsy&
built Ship Royal Charlie, Captain Potter, is nov
loading, and will have immediate dispatch. Fo
balance OF freight passage apply to
de3 WILLIAM CkEENl. IS CarOndeet street
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-11
Marine Intelligence.

.,lIrK "F 7Nk H-;vRL,CAN. /.
S.;,.IC!..>, i.I.t.,. y. Ae:..
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-11
FOR HAVANA

TIVE Al ERIC s. f. KENNEDY, CAPTAIN DUN
L Gan, is loading, and viii have qmeS
dispatch. Tor balance OF 'reight apply to
WILLIAM CREEVY,
jal- Corner Carondelet and Gravier streets.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-11
&C.. =: SIt:!.EiHe,

STOCK hand S.,s .t..i..Y J. .t--I....~ h.,t~
Arrived sine" az: --..'-Il.I'... l."..
Arrived i,cv.l.-'. -........ '';3.:,- - -.
TotaS Observation-Disclosures.
Cleared 'OGaN -...--.......,...... ","is
Cleared ;I~ .i".l. .............. a!',,- G3" -
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-01-06
CnnrrnsS and pnlYgHmY.

MoImoniSm IN Utah furnishes the
world with an example of the toler-
Ruce Of our Government, which
amounts 10 no more nor no less than
licrncing Wholesale prostitution -
For the past twenty years the halls
Of Congress have echoed with the
declarations of it's haseness and its
criminality, yet to day IL remains
In tact, gaining extension In life and
exhibiting still greater boIduess.--
The Republican party, in 1857, de
clared "slavery and po!ygamy twin
relics of harharism;" slavery is
abolished but polygamy remains.
Attempts, I'm the pcst, to deal with
this question Lave been failures.
partly for the want of knowledge of
the condition Of affairs I'm Utah, but
mainly for want of nerve to grapple
with this colossal power In the cata-
logue of crime.
Mr.. Cullom introduced a bill, last
winter. hut it failed, because 1t was
claimed to he too sweeping In ito
provisions. Tt Ia high time humane
and effective legislation was had on
this question, and it forces itself up
on our lawmakers at Washington as
the work of the present session.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-01-06


WHILE the people look upon Nor.
monism rs a nuisance, Brigham
Young finds it expensive, and has
been lecturing his followers on the
extravaganza Of female dress. In
the course Of one Of his speeches he
said:
II will venture 70 say that my
mother wore the same cloak and
hood that her mother before her
wore, and wore them until the day
of her death. when che had occasion
10 wear cloak, and when she left
this place for the next apartment she
was ~ ears old, and they went to
her daughter ! do not know what
has become of them. She did not
take cloak worth SIS. $50, $40 or
$50 and sit down in ii with a child
with piece of meat in each hand to
grease II all over. But now let some
woman get silk or satin dress and
they will, perhaps, while wearing 1t,
take w child with q piece of chick
Ell Ia one hand aud a piece Of pork
in the other, and u cup of milk to
drink, and as likely as not some If IL
is spilled on her dress, and then they
say "Weii, / declare, my dress II
spoiled ~