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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-19
UNITED sTHTRe SENATORS.

Henry Wilson (Republican), to the United
States Senate: Minnesota has reelected
Hon. Henry Window (Republican);
Maine .las reelected Han. Lott NJ Nor
rill (Bepublican); Delaware has re-e!ecta1
Hon. NVillard salisbury (Democlst);
Missouri has elected hon. Frank Blair
Democ~at)h to succeed Hon. Charles p.
Drake, (Repuhlican); New Jersey has
elected ZION. Frederick T. Frelinghuy-
Sen (Resubliccn). to succeed Hon. Alex
ander g. Cattel (Repuilican); Illinois
has elected General John A. Logan (Re
publican). to succeed Richard Yates IRE
publican): and Louisianr, has elected
General J. r. West (Repu.lican). to sue
coed Hon. !. s. Harris Qsepublican>. The
Republicans lose one in this count from
Missouri. which We can net excessively
deplore, SINCE the election Ct Frank Blair
At once ati;r1is the revolutionary character
Of the Missouri Democracy, and the de-
fest of Mr.. Henderson is only the loss Of
very weak nan, whose vote On the i'm
parchment question may haze paved the
wa; to his present disaster. AID refer
ring to the subject of the impeachment
vote, it is matter of reflection shat all
the Republicans who refused &c cisplace
Andrew Johnson have either disappeared
from public life. or are steadily .ssoving
toward rltirra ia c+romoDt Henderson
is now shelved: Fowler no longer ,exes
the political world: fessenden died before
he WAS defeated: Ross. Of Kansas. * on
his last legs. supporting himself ana his
hopes at present on Democratic gratitude.
which is @. no quotable value III the peEt-
zeal world. IS Andy Johnson himself can
testify: Peter G. Van Wrinkle faded en-
tirely from earthly recollection. and James
". Grimes is Low wandering in Europe.
wrestling with q broken spirit.
Looking at the field as presented by the
Senator's returned to the next Congress,
the Republican party has 40 particular
reason to be otherwise than Well pleased
If we have lost member, the superior
energy and ability Of the gentlemen who
have displaced the old members will more
than compensate for this decrease Of
physical force. General Logan is worth
half dozen such men as Senator Yates.
and Genera: West is admitted to ~. pos
sessed Of better elements as Senate. than
our present representative. Frank Blair
VIII find his hands full! when he meets the !
new Senator's from Illinois and / o,..siana.
In the return o: Mr.. Frelinshuvsen from
New Jersey. the Republican party has ex-
changed q railroad king for Il live and az
gressive statesman The lea>er Of our |
new men vii! be beneficial, because Il will !
put Congress more iii harmony With the |
people. and the sentiment Of !iberal;ty |;
will be encouraged by seeing that j: Is
strengthened by recruits from. the yrea: !
source o: political power. We shall; look |
to sec Genera! Blair do the opposition ,
more harm :han COOL. which is Govern on
S"ymou-'> experience in that ,nar::.-:.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-19
political controversies of the past few
years, he has Of necessity antagoniseG the

political controversies of the past few
years, he has Of necessity antagoniseG the
leaders of the old Democratic party.
The course pursued by Governor Var
moth, in this selection of persons for She
important offices il his appointment. has
been most judicious and praisewortay.
He has endeavoced to place no one i'll po-
sition whose record, as an upright citizen
and advocate Of equal justice. has not
been clear and :-nimpeachad and while
in most instances his selections have
proved themselves worthy. there have
been few appointments III the ely and
State Of persons not pOssesseo.o1 the leGu;
site qualifications.
1t is to be hoped that these selects will
be remedied as soon as opportunity offers.
Men in Office who ave unworthy and 4nca-
pable will. We docb. not, be removed and
consigned to that oblivion from which
their own resources will never Icing them
forth again upon the stage @: action.
Accidentally. too. as zaigh: bc expected
by such a multitude Of offices to he filled.
some persons have been commissioned WHO
we're and are ineligible. This. too,
We trust. viii be speedily rene:ieG. No
one has the right to hold Office Coz an
hour. in plain violation Of tie fonianen-
tai law BIZ: "poH these Matters We viii
speak more at length.
We congratulate Jndp. Lewis ..;,I the
Republicans q lis district :ha: .ne
struggle began by then, il tie spring Of
1868 is at length brought to successful
termination.
We believe that 10 bette. ~ :,1c.s salts
factory appointment could possibly be
made. Judge Lewis is tortunafeiy one Of
those men who is able and willing - do
honor to the high Office and ::U-: to
which he las been called.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-19
ON CARQTpIET STREET.

| >>'oS
resuscstation Of something like animation
in Carondelet street Quite number o.
stocks have been brought forward for tl {
! consideration Of the street, and have beer
subjected to the operations Of the bulls
| and the bears. Foremost Gu the list, az
| usual, is Slaugbterhouse. The bull
| movement Of c. Sew days ago seems to
have been a complete success, as the
price has remained, up to yesterday, al
most a. the extreme limit to which it Lad
been advanced. This steadiness is proba-
bly, owing to the struggles Of opposing
parties fox the direction of the company
1t is known that a rivalry for the control
Of the board exists among the stocsho]d-
ers, and the street has been, for soraetime
prepared tosee q brisk competition fer the
purchase Of stock, in view Of the APP
preaching election. Some sanguine hold
crs anticipated ira: this contest wuald
cause an advance to at least 30 but these
gentlemen have been disappointed IN theiI
calculations. It is whispered in some
circles that the differences in the company
have been accommodated, while Others
pretend to believe that one Of the parti es
has been quietly unloading on ths otie-.
Yesterday morning 5000 shares We're sold
a: 25!. Later in the day the stock weak
ened, ..s,d few shares We're sold g: 24i.
and this ,ray now b. considered :he GUY
rem: rate.
Within the last few days the street has
been rife with ruiaors about Lottery
stock. The attempt 70 pat i. dow. hat:
consricuous.y failed, but the bears again
became jubiiant when they go: hold Of a
report that somebody mad commenced q
big suit somewhere. claiming the whole
company. fixtures. appUrtenances. books,
franchises. privileges and stock. This re-
port WAS circulated with great assi,luity
by parties who fully expected tina: the
frightened shareholder. would rush
into tie street and offer :hei: stock
fox nothing. or tritie under.
But the parties; interested concluded 70
make inquiries before fallin: into the
snare. and the result Of the inquiries w.>
that the whole bo}l.st*rse,seet. as IA, a. the
stock is concerned. does not amour. to
Consequently nobody offered
to sell. and yesterday the stock Was
stronger than the Gay before. There were
offers to buy at G., bu: no responses were
made to this liberal proposal;
The breal. IN Sanitary aul Ter:l.:1iLg
stock is row too well established 10 Ice
disputed. \ few days ago ;h.s stock sod
at 81. ana even. we believe as high a.
10. Yesterday it vas sod at - IN tie
board Eve shares we:s solo q. :L.: fir.!,..
ard fifteen at Is.
Heve. scrip has Aa,! COCA n:"ny to-
:aa;!ons within the last :eN d".s. "ri ::
seems now t. have no settled PIE.
Should the bill pass some persons VINO
have purchased q: the los prices ROW cr..-
rent. Will make !. .aig. SUE q. money,
and this expectation IS enough :" make
many speculative persons ave-: il: ne
stock.
he following wee Il. o::e.. al. Ids
Z. IL. board lest night.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-19
ERUG & CO., RHEIMS.

~ q card dated May LIST. 1879. Messrs. Krsc g.
o: Rheims. gave notice that from and after tie first
o. September the wax around the neck o! the.
Champagne bottles would be suppressed, and d
lain TN capsule bearing the sea! OF Their I'm
Substituted to it, Said modiiic alton having bee
,erf-red with to a certain extent bv the ~
Frante, we beg to inform the public that tie VINO
now shipped by Messrs. Krus 4 Co. is put up I'D
well unter the old style under the new cp~
Wiz capeales We also bring to the knowledge c:
customers that owing to the difficulty q Oh
t-ain.nc basic. they are sometimes replaced ~
to1s..
A. RCsIIEREAU CO.
~. (,.. -.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-19
COMPLIMENTARY.
New ORLEANS, January 10, le'l-

! New OKLkASs January IT, ls7l.
! Lewis Baker, ESQ.,.
| Tear 6ir-The destruction of the varieties hs
atre having deprived our fellowcita1eas OF Ia,0f
| tie and intellectual place OF amusement. the unoe'
/! signed would feel much pleased if you s"nH Ire-
| rare an entertainment, to toke place al your
earliest convenience, which they assured worId
| rrOve moet gratifying to the public and anofo
vour numerous friends opportunity Of tesal'yln
their appreciation OF your ability AZ manager 'e
artist, ard their sympathy for the yer. sever"
losses you have sustained.
W p Harper Ed. A. Ptifrey.
L. Januey &c Ferno,-.
CH. HyaIns, H. d. Payne.
We Krumbhaa. Thomas n smUoss-
f. c. Herndon. X X Rivers.
il. noane. J. r. Hnn'on.
.P Moore q. T. B+aureg~,S,
Henry P. Kernochsr. y. Solomon.
Victor Meyer. j.. Aver.
John Phelps Charles 7. Hovs.c.
GA Brrau1 10. Nixon,
:. Orchard. Pred. n. Thayf:.
Joseph Ellison. Henry J. Vos+.
Is. 3. si,nns, and others.
New ORLEANS. January Il, iy'.
Nsss..A Harper. Janney. Meyers, aud Others:
Genuemen-Yorr very kind note is received
with your RppToVa3, villa nhAe T'->0J
next. January 20. at Odd Fellows Hall. br sf.e
proposed entertainment; and nope to pfeser.
srch attraction. literary aud 1nus"<'l e. WI! ~
-':'- YOU enjoyable evening.
With respect. am yours truly,
LEWIS E1kkR
ITO following programme is submitted. E.ss
Eci.h Chs.liis. Miss Emma Cline, Mr. NJ. W. Fsfe
,by kind permission Of Nesars 3. Colville E. Do
Bari, and Mr.. Lewis Baker will appear. One or
more distinguished amateurs expected 30 assis:
a: tn. e. e-tainment.
PART FIRST.
Long the World Goes HoLpC.'
Omi' kefr.E ................ NJ. w. Exc
SCug LA perlchUle ..................O leL bach.
Miss Cline,
L. Baker.
PART SECOND.
lr.!L:.t4s S|ctti ~ lAO.Cts NGts
Edith Chsllis and L. BAKER.
PART THIRD.
Bl: a6 Come Ba' TO Erin. S.ar.cs!.
Duet, When a Little Farm We Keep. .Ma1xirgh.
Reaching ........ Th" Trial OF Bardei. ickwiCk.
Dickens.
Song, BEWARE. LoHcfeio".
Tickets one dollar. For sale q. Louis Grune.
y aid s. l2o Canal street. and at the principal
hotels also ut tho hall ON the eveilil. o: the per-
'orm..nce.
To co,rmer nee ~ eight o'clock. 'ai9J.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-19

The planters OF the coast parishes ta,a
:ormed 4 company. and have raised % SUB
ecription, seven thousand dollars, 20 rhart'r
p steamboat 10 carry their freight - low
rates. in opposition to the regular boats
that charge about ten per cent Of "A''' me
GOODS cost, and sometimes az high as
twenty-five per cent. They have already
secured the fue steamboat Bannock City,
which runs up 10 Grand View Keac'- thfee
times 8. week. Sundays, Tuesdays ana
Fridays. She is taking freighta' about hai'
the regular rates. Captain William Taylor
commands her, while Mr.. II. N. Smith IS her
clerk. Captain Alexander Lehont super
,ises the whole, and makes all as comtor'a
bic as nose;ble who take trip Oh neT'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-19
GENERAL THOMAS IN VIRGINIA.

The telegraph assures lis that the Wy
ginin Senate very distinctly refused to
purchase picture Of Genera: Thomas
for public display in the State Capitol.
but by strictly party vote decided 20
buy picture of General LIE. with which
to inspire the enthusiasm Of is members
This may possibly be considered as
another victory for tie hero o.: CLicainauea
and Brownsville. since some .icerone Of
the Capitol building might have explained
the picture 10 fnture generations as being
that Of an officer second to Lee. when his
tory will rank him rs the pes., K TO: the
superior. @: tie present Virgins. ..vori,e.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-19

\ grand :ancy dress, masquerade AMI
end calico ball will be given by PerseSe.-
xnce Fire Company No. 10, for the benefit
o1 their reliet fund. on Saturday evening
next, at Odd Fellows Hall. We have re
scived complimentary invitation .,ck't', FOR
vhich we thank the managers.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-19

! Milwaukee dispatch "i the fifteenth il
%tan. says the iea-iest snow stor1.. w:.l.r
Che recollection of tho Oldest inhahi:an- has
saged Tor the last twenty-four hours, Small!
houses are completely covered M. britts
Gen feet high may be seen in many ral.- ~
Abe city
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-19

The next single number draw ing Q: tue
Louisiana State Lottery takes place on
Saturday next. when four hundred ano
forty prizes Will be distributed among io"r
Lundred and forty very happy individuals
who hav. aee~ wise enough 20 purchase
l:ckets,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-19

United State. Senator Kellogg Sends ~ e.
copy of the report Of Mr. Carpenter from
the Committee OF Judiciary. WHO were in
.sructed to inquire into and report the eifee.
of the fourteenth amendment rr"r Ike III
stian tribes Of the country.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-19

Mr.. :. L. Muliett, s:Y,ryi~in. archi
tect of The Treasury Department. arrived
here from Washington last night. 10: the
purpose Of examining and :eportin. upon
the c,,stomhorse building. HIS FIRST i,n-
pressions of the unsight!y structure are far
from favorable. He could. we arryeienl,
be easily persuaded to condemn il alto
Gether. bat taking Ill things int" consid-
Grafton, he las decided to recommend it,
completion according to tho original plan.
Il VIII Se finished rs 4 :our-s:ory build
ing, wit, such internal s,Nco:lin: Is shall
change L from It's prese:l: :,preara,.,e o: I.
lime Kill, o. stone quarry, ;..to sn:n.th:EC
more becoming . cussc'n!,o':.e t"r !: great
city. We hope he viii He seconded IN LIS
efforts hy the government an tcleres,.
We axe entitled, as well J.: The :!.4gnitude
of orr commerce as hy Oh: ~ mt good
behavior, to something :ar better than
We have We: ha9 in tIis respect
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-19

! iiremer $ ball for the benefit . tl"neer
Nook and Ladder Fire Compeny, Nc. !. vii!
j.. given at Masonic Hall. Brook!aSec, Mis-
s:.sippi. OF the twenty -seventh irst..n.. The
committee 0. arrangements have ."mpli-
n,cnted til. editorial staff Of the NE"UEII-
,,S with an invitation to iioii. .ns ,-.Iner
gu that occa SION.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-19

This IS tie fast week of the I. dia
Thompson troupe at the St. Charles Theatre
this season: and the last day o.: this wee,,
The single number drawing OF the Louisiana.
State Lottery takes place, when d Very
. :.r--s number o; very valuable nri1es WI
he drawn
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-19
DENOMINATION OF HOS. JOHN !. LEWIS

AbNUM-NELIUN U1 HUN JUN = Id " .
We are pleased to learn that the Gov
ernnr has recommissioned Colonel John
L. Lewis, Of Minden. as District Judge.
The appointment is an excellent enc, and
will no doubt be sustained BY every Re
publican Senator who desires the pros
perity Of the State.
That some of the Democratic Senators
will oppose his confirmation is not I'M
reasonable. because in his advocacy of
the union Of States and Of the principles
of tie Republican party during the bitter
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-19

Mr.. George Z. Payne may be found q: the
Banking house O; Messrs. Pike, Brother d
Co. every day from twelve to two O'clock
=. NJ. where lie may be consulted n refer
ence to Chinese labor.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-19

4 large 10. Of unclaimed property. or
sisting of revolvers. coffee, Watches, stoves
shot- guns. etc. will be peremptorily sold by
order of The Metropolitan Police Board. ON
!. Saturday next: Il. NJ. & Il. J. Montgomery.
,.zctiopppES
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-19

We learn from the st. Louis !"@oe'c'
that the damage done by the h"aTy halI
s;orm OF Friday is much more Serious than
vas at first supposed. The hail w.s Almost
=. heavy .. Wet sand and collecting ir
large Quantities or the roofs a. houses. It
caused many Of ,he weaker one n 'c"as
.ipIcr tho .yciuIt
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-19
1 C,ED.

i..,irc =, announce TO my former ~ mas s-'o
ta.trous thai have associated myself IN business
with Mr. y. A. "hitnore, under the name AK
t.ru OF WIilrI0RE 4 BAREINNEH, at NOS III
and 10 Front street, New Orleans, where ~so"
prepared 70 do al! kinds Of Hoiler. Copper IN '~
Shect lion Work i'll the most iInproVt-i han''r- 60
s.ylc a, the lowest cash prices. And ia t"1'-NNi.
Ky friends for their former hbcri! ralfoh"s'' A>
in ;sakiI-g continuance OF the same 10 ti' NO"
rjrn l would say 70 al that are N VIM oi
thing x or Inc they Will hnd II TO 'h'''i i'' ~
c,uh,,rc leaving their orders elsewhere.
JOHN l.. BAEPlNGEk.
,.,>, marry II 1877, iai5 Inc 2p
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-19

We are indebted 10 II. L. Stern. president.
snd Samuel J. Hart, secretary. ,or COMB
mes,ary tickets to che first grand bal; Of
She Harmony Social Club, 10 "e given =.
ada Fellows Han On Wednesday iis..:.
.yaDn,.sY %
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-19

The thermometer yesterday morning at
seven o'clock was 3So ut New Orleans. "a
nj Augusta, IL at Charleston, e9o at Gin
rinnati. 63o at Key West, 34o at Mobile. ~ .
~: Nashville and IS at Savannah.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-19

We have received complimentary tickets
Cor Oregon Wilson's great painting, row on
exhibition at Wagner & Meyers looking
glass depot. No. l64 Canal street, opposite
Christ Church.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-19

NJ. Eet~he,' $ salary is re.u,:.... u. ';.::v-
FIVE pc. cen: on the SAFE u. as ;..we--..
splendid pee centacc. Er. Hc".Eer differs
in opinion from 4 'crIu9: ;ro.'-s"! ot
Christianity. who did not i.e:;c.. Il; 'ay:n.
UP treasures or ear;h.-.Er '~i:.,I. |.ni...
The Tine. = mistaken il: SAP. ">;ng
the: Henry Ware, Eeech.r l. 'layinc -
treasures q. earth Ile,e = 70 ..t:e.
OK create! Christian ,r T.,i...i ..:op.,:
living tL.H i-. B-ecl.e:. = ...e::ves
largely and he distribute, !iios:a."y. The
salary allowed hin. is al eo.. q: the .nj:
OF the yea.. iy far tie large: p...: BEN"
given :" d. poor o: al ci.ss.-. vj:loc:
distinction ot race. color. a. religion.
All aye alike % him. an! Al. III. ..c.,ien:s
Of his bounty. l.a h.s .l..:.:. Toy al.
and malice :owarc none. H.. .,oas
not OWE any yrorec. '.ycAI
comfortable maintenance anC s-s,.,,o.: of
himself and family. lie has q :,..s. >iccis
OF ;.G:ni1inH friends and members q: his
congregation vino. in tHe.I wisdom, have
insured liz life largely fox IL. t...:.: OF
his wife ana family. ce:onI IL. AZ;
IT,. homestead III Brooklyn Why. l.
lives. including furniture ar: IN En!.--.
be Is no: the rosSe>>oI G: Az: ot.er ,co!'
e:ty. Pcculia, as he Is IL :As,',': 70 his
method G: conductin: the affairs .: me
church o:e- ~hic!. he !res;i.,. .:-:.: is :.
matter entirely for himself 70 determine
a:.I is it TIE province o: any otte: :l.llib;e
human beng 70 set III ..'.ds:n..: over
him in respect to his condnc:and opinions
SO long as they do not injure Others
lie conducts h!msel: Is he believes .
good. jealous Christian man should, and
harms 10 one by act. word and deed,
endeared end beloved by those who know
hin, as friend, an honest and upright
citizen, IN earnest and devoted follower
of his Divine Teaclle, Ind Master, he
cares not for the qrips and filings c:
heathens. FhaIisees, " ..:l-,n::.led men
anywhere.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-19

slessrH Henry Clcws & Co.. banker. "t
New York city. have favored cs with a.opy
of their financial circular letter Of the til:
seenth instant, containing their remarks
on monetary matters and The public aebI
statement.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-19

The office Of the state tan collector Cor
the First District Of this city VII be open
81. the first OF February, for The OBJECTION
G.: taxes for 1870 and licenses for 1871. All
parties failing 10 settle within twenty days
stter that time, will be proceeded Ia-nSs ~
slc law directs See notice OF George \.
sheridan. tax collector.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-19

Boston projects a costly art building, on
the site of the Coliseum, wherein shall be
gathered the art collections of Harvard
College, the Boston Athen,eum and the Bos-
ton public library.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-19
New ORLEANS SILVER WARE;
GNNCFtCTVsRY.

.,'.r'.., ). particularly i1ec,d 10 ,uy s:L:;.;:
TA3ii. " ARE, such n.
SPOONS, FORKS, ETC.
Prices Pr .ov Us AZ any Northern N!-}nuf:- tory
a,i CHEAPER THAN IN ANY HOUSE IN NEW
Ci;LE-.ES. Quality and STYLE tsuA to any. Fan
guarantees .y-a. in al cases. E,,ry description Of
Nad,tls BADGES, Military Eeit Plates =" ord Nount
irgs .. manufactured. the Most artistic raaI-
ue. a.. - low price,.
\. HIMMEL. Proprietor.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-19

The firm Of Boyd, Wilmot, n Co.. "oa
dealers. il dissolved by mutual consent.
Messrs w G. Wilmot, Thomas Fawce,: and
DANES T. Fawcett will continue the husi
CESS nnder tine firm of W. G. Wilmot < Go.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-19

4 member OF Congress has commenced /.
Iibe. suit for fifty thousand dollars. and ex-
poets 10 win il, His chances Inr winr!n.
City thousand dollars woulG ha~c been
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-19
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. }
s}t,.ce of Controller OF the Currency.
u slintrfnrI Dh.t... III l.. r Z VA l

TREASURY UtfAkTNEHF,
s}tiice of Controller OF the Currency. ;
Washington Dee. mbcr 5, 1919. }
WHe,IAs. Nv satisfactory evidence presented -
tie q, i: has been mad. o appear that
the TLUTUiIA NATIONAL BANK OF NEW OK
LEAES, IL the city of New Orleans il the parish
of Orleans. and State of Louisiana, has been duly
organized under and according 10 the requirements
OF the at Congress entitled An act to provide
national currency. secured by pledge OF United
States bonds and to provide for the circulation
and redo mp:ion thereof approved June 3, 1864,
and has complied with all the provisions of said
act req ujret 10 be compiled with before comnenc
ing The business of banking under said act.
Now. there lore, l. hiLlid H. Iiulburd, Controller
OF the Currency, do hereby certify that The 1EU-
TONIA NATIONAL. BANK OF NEW ORLEANS, III
the city oi New Orleans, ia the parish of Orleans,
and state OF Louisiana, is authorized to commence
the business of banking under the act aforesaid
In estimony whereof, witness my hand aud seal
Of Office this fifth day of December 1870.
ElLAND r. HULBURD,
Controller OF the Currency.
No. l141 Ie1Q IN
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-19
TKE DAILY REPUBLICAN


May be had OF the following dealers:
George Ellis. opposite the Postcftce.
4. Simon, No. "a Exchange Alley.
G. C. Haley, No. 10 Commercial Place.
c.. d. HOLE, No. 81 Exchange Place.
James Ennis, Pontchartrain Railroad
depot, Third District, also at depot foot OF
Lafayette stceet, First District.
John Schafer, corner OF Ninth as.a Con
stance streets
j. w. Long, corner CT Love and Ecgheln
streets, Third District.
e. S. Marks, opposite Jefferson market,
Sixth District.
w. X. Dirks, No. "a ARnunclation street.