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The First Fly.

Last Sunday we encountered
the first fly. We accepted his ad
vent as a more positive token of
the final and full coming of spring
than is afforded by the first mar.
tin. We were nodding dreamiIy
over a book, when faint buzz
came from a far corner of the room.
1t was a feeble buzz, in strength
like the incipient throat-stirrer of
a rooster just emancipated from
the minority of a spring chicken.
But we knew it at once. eau
tlously we approached to look at
his hyship-by no means a small
one, and of fair growth. "Good, :"
said we, er 1-.f ii a4r.%.>i.t1
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1871-03-16
YOU CANNOT DO BETTER

Therefore, call or send Y our Wool, and " e
promise satisfaction. For Circulars and
List of Prices address
marchl6 II. j. MCCARTNEY & co.
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Huntsville. Ala.

Flour, Sc OO@9 90 p Dbl. :, Corn Meal,
IS cts p bushel Butter, 25@35.....
Chickens, 5000. -. Eggs, 121a obs.
Irish Potatoes, I 25@s2. {. Sweet Potatoes,
81 90 Corn, go: -, Turkeys, 81 90
-. Lard, 1913. !. Honey, 2O@25. -
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1871-03-16

EVERY particle of poisonous matter is
carried out of the system, the pale and sal
low will become fresh and vigorous, by us
ing Simmons Liver Regulator.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1871-03-16
d. Langell's Asthma Rem.
-lEal .edY.RaI1aYA1

Warranted to relieve the sever
est paroxysms in 5 to 10 min
utes, SO the patient can breathe
free and easy, and lie down to rest
or sleep. For sale by NJ. C.
WHIPPLE, Winchester, Tenn AID.
dress all orders to D. Langell, APP.
pie Creek, Ohio. Sold Iy Drug
giSts. .a0r..s2 .{ MILO
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1871-03-16

BE- Advertisements are inserted in the or
der IN which they are handed in.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1871-03-16

ns Hatcher needs the moner
on that account you owe him.
He can be found at his ole stand.
Feb23-tf
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1871-03-16
Over $500 to every 500 of liabilities !.

THE SOUTHERN LIFE its denotes purely frtcass
Suben corporation and addresses itself particularly the patronage
people Its officers and directory embrace the
and esu State Its
Of low absolute security will allow while its
return in LID raj and equitable dividends the surplus to the
the Ian known the
The Company lends out their office Huntsville AZ It's surplus
cured premiums North Alabama and Middle Tennessee mort
uOeDeumbered zeal double the value Of the
loaned upon w policy exceped This money
taken out Of community but remains neighbour
hood assist building waste places improve property
and enhance your prosperity.
The undersigned proposes Lincoln and adjoining countless
give all Who opportunity of avsng hemvs of the benefits Of
insurance in this the mother of insurance companies the Sonh
Office in Fay oeVle with Hon. F. P Fulton the Ourhouse
JAMES III. SCRUGGS. ,-'..s
General agent North Alabama and Middle Tennessee
ACTIVE INTELLIGENT ubagen wanted to Middle Ten
oct27-H
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BE- Sec nonresident notice in
this paper. -.----5
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EXECUTORS SALE!

IN pursuance of decree of the Supreme
Il Court pronounced in the cause of James
B. Hudson, Executor, &c, rs. A. ]. King ct
al, and inIursuance of the last will and tes-
lament of Ephraim King, dec, l will, on
Saturday, 18th of April next,
offer for sale to the highest bidder, on the
premises, all the real estate of EPHRAIM
KING, deceased, containing in all
About 844 Acres?
Said real estate is situated in Civil District
No. 10 on the waters Of Cane Greek, about
II miles North of Fayetteville, Lincoln
county, Tennessee.
Said land will be sold in
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& 8 2 3 O @ @

In Cash Gifts, to be Distributed by
the New York Cash Prize Co.
EVERY TICKET draws PRIZE.
Cash Gifts each $4,000 50 Cash Gifts each 81 900
10 - 1900 300 - 500
20 =" 5000 $50 "a 100
80 Elegant Rosewood Pianos, each 300 to 500
IS MelodcOns rs to 100
500 Gold Watches 20 TO 3UO
Cash Prizes Silver Ware, &c, valued at 81, 100000
chance to draw any of the above Prizes for pc.
Tickets describing Prizes are sealed in Envelopes
and well mixed. On receipt of 2Sc. Sealed TICKET
is drawn without choice and sent by mail 70 any
address The prize named upon it Will be delivered
to the ticket holder on payment OF One Dollar
Prizes are Immediately sent to any address oy eN-
press or return mail.
You will know what your prize IS before you pay
for it. Any Prize exchanged for another OF inc
same value. No blanks. Our patrons can depend
fair dealing. - 1,,,.
REFERENCES The following lately drew Nalua-
BILE Prizes and kindly permit us 70 Pubilsh them =:
Andrew j. Burns Chicago. $4,000 Miss Tiara
Walker Baltimore Piano. $500 JAS NJ Matthews
Detroit IS coo: joint. Anderson, Savannah S0,OJV'
lanes Simmons Boston, $4,000.
PREss OPINIONS The firm is reliable w eek
w Tribune Dec. 90 Deserve their success
! Herald. Jan l. Just and honorable. News,
send for circular Liberal inducements to Agents
Satisfaction guaranteed. Every package OF 2OO
Sealed Envelopes contains ONE CAsu GIFT. seven
tickets for 81 II for 81 50 for So 200 for SD Al
dress HENRY &. LEE i CO., Managers,t'o& 81
Broadway, n. Y.
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So. LOuis. Missouri.
CINCINNATI, Ohio.

Flour, per hbl, SIS 75@6 90. =. Wheat,
81 SO. . Bacon, 914@u3. -If
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1871-03-16

Flour, family, Sc 30@6 50. Whoa
s. 80, - Corn 5S -. Bacon--no deman,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1871-03-16
CUPIous- HOW STRANCEI

CURIOUS, HOW STRANGE
The Married Ladies Private Companion contains
the desired information Sent free for two stamps
Address MRS II. METZGER, Hanover, Pa
AVOID OUACKS.-A victim Of early Shdis-
~ erection. Causing nervous debility, premature
decay, &C., having tried in vain every advertised
remedy has simple means Of self-cure, which he
will send free to his fellow -suerers. Address IL
FUTILE, as Nassau ST., New York.
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'4eatbs.
.&N no o
DIED.

In this cOunty,en Stewards Creek. of. old
age Tuesday, 18th inst Mrs. CLAUNCH,
relict of Richard Claunch, dec, aged about
81 years.
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m He SOUTHERN LIFE the first Comp char
tered III the Southern States having its operations with
y ample capital 1865, immediately after the late
has unprecedented that has 900 policy hold
aud its ONE MILLION OF DOLLARS,
income 100000 It's soveucy by any
similar institution IN the United States, having
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1871-03-16

John ]. McAnR, Trustee of Nd March
n. Parmefe & Co., rs. James Rules
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1871-03-16

' HE proprietors Of the Elk River Wool
4 en- Mills would most respectfully an
nounce to the citizens Of Lincoln and ad-
joining counties, that they expect to be able
to have their Wooden Mills in operation by
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-05

I'm Saturday OF last week. u delegation
con>istin: OF Colonel Robcr, Good.ion
Colonel W. u. Simpson. and Major John w
Leland. from Laurcns county. South Caro-
Ina. visited the President. and addressed
him ut length upon the condition of that
State. After icavir. the White House
Colonel Good zion. late of IIamp:on's Le-
gion. OF the rebel army. as charman of the
delegation, had an interview with Hon. Il.
F.iButle'. After presenting full to Mr.. But
Ter the Geplorablc condition of the whites.
and the necessity for being protected from
the violence of the blacks, Mr.. Butler asked
linn /" explain how it was that eleven
colored men were murdered in one day just
subsequent to the election an,. no white
men were killed. How it happened that so
many white men We're in arms ut an hours
notice. the day after the election and few
other questions OF like character. and closed
by telling him that there ought 70 be about
twenty men hung in I.aurens. and then the
rest would cease miirlerin. the blacks and if
necessary Governor Scott should call out
militia and send them int" ;..ursns county,
to enforce iht laws; WhcrcUpon CoOdTlOn
in aneNcitCL manner informed him he knew
enough of these people to know tha; if the
militia We're sent into L,ure1i, county. none
Of them would live to get on: again. After
a rather stormy interview. Mr.. Goo,lsion
was satisfied that he had failed to make
General Butler believe that the whites
needed protection in a county where eleven
cclored men We're murdered in one tlay. and
where the whites were so well armed and
organized Il. to justify the chivalrous gen
tlcman in assertin. that il the mi!i;i;. were
to Sc: out. Our informant states that aIv
Goo!9,ion left somewhat hurriedly, evi-
IDENTIFY WINGED that ne had been bringing
coal. 10 Newcastle
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-05

and Favre. under the superintendent Of
German and French agents.
The Conference had a long session to-day,
but no results reached. 1t meets again on
Friday.
Thomas William Robertson, a dstin'
guished dramatist, is dead.
There is no confirmation of BOurbaki q
death
All the signatures to the Paris treaty
were present this afternoon except France
The report that the Empress Eu
genie had left Chiselhurst for the continent
proves without foundation, as also does an
other report that Henri Cont had arrived
in England on a special mission.
1t is now known that about one hundred
and eighty thousand prisoners were taken
in Paris, with fifteen hundred cannon and
four hundred field piece and mitrailleuses.
The gunboats in the Seine and the rolling
stock of the railroads were also appropria-
ted by the Germans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-05
NEW YORK.
The Chamber Of Commerce md Aid to
Franre--(:0vcrnmen Advanccd--
S0ufhcrns SfeaIY-Bank Statement.

SOutherns Steady-Bank Statement.
New YORK. February 4.--The Committee
Of the Chamber OF Commerce. appointed to
extend ail to France, held an adjourned
mectin. to dav. 1t was resolved that tho
Treasurer I've instructed to notify :hc Amer
lean Minister at Paris that S2O.OUO will be
placed to his credit at once. to be used by
him i'll the purchase of supplies. that spc.
cial committee of five be appointed to re-
ccive supplies of grain, provisions. etc. and
to take charge of the shipments Of the
same. Also. to make an appeal to the
American people. urging them to contribute
funds and supple. for the starving people
of France.
These resolutions were adopted. Sub
scriptions may be sent to Mr.. Lanicr, treas
urer No. - Pine street. or to any member
OF the committee, which includes several
prominent merchants and bankers.
Money lu'. Sterling nominal; Jas a ol.
Gold ms. Governments advanced J., u -:
iive-twcn'c- OF 1861. ILL., Southern sccuri
ties steady. except Tennessces, which have
dcclin"i TenncSSces 63: Vircinias 81, new
'@i.: Louisiana SKIES &c, new 81. lcvae skies
20. eight, ~: A!abamas 80. tives 6S: Georgia
SKIES 81, >.ycn> st: North Carolinas Il, new
y: S"nth Caro,inaS 4. new 59l3.
HE BAN, statement shows an increase in
leans ": S.'lo.otn specie decreased ST.
i:-'.HoN; lcga! tenders Increased l,5oD, ,o":
deposits increased S12Joo0'': circulation
decreased :, trIr.
Ni-W lonk, February !, Evening"
MoncE closed easy; the supply largely .x-
cecds the demand: prime discounts bt, . -,
Gold opened 1t HIS. but gradually sold up
t" c!o-In. .i.urcs.
Governments very strong all day: Skies
of 1851. ii5's: los of 1862. III; 61s ii0i!;
SOS llOI.: Nc x. 1924: 61s, lo9i; G@s 1922:
10 i0s iU"'o
New loEs, February 4.-Arrivcd; steam
crs Lod",,a and George Cromwell, from Scw
Orleans.
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LONDON.

Offer to Place English Resources ut Bis.
mnrck, and Favre'- Disposal to Pro.
vision France - Empress EuRcnie-
Prisoners, Cannon and Field Piece,
Taken In Paris.
LONDON, February 3.-The Foreign Office
have made an announcement that an offer
to supply Paris at the disposal Of Bismarck
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-05
.Acaticu,1 OF Music.

T." people in this city are moved by fits
and starts tGat are almost UnaCcountable
They rus, here and there just as :hc spirit
moves them. and no matter what the attrac-
ton may 6", il the spirit does not move
them 10 =" 70 place Of amusement they do
not 20.
Week hr:':. last tn" rash was to the
Academy to see Miss Western and last
week the rusl, has been to the st. Charles
to see I.otta. although MIR. j. II. Jack. il
very deserving actor. has been plavir. ut
the Academy t. slim audiences. His repre-
sentat"ns Of Sir John Fu'stuN, in the
Merry Wives Of Windsor and "ilcnrv
w." are equal to anythin. we have seen in
this line since the days of the great Hackett.
Mr.. Jack appears tonight for the last
time during this engagement. assisted by
Miss Mary Maddern and Miss Amelia
Waugh, as Mistress Ford and Mistress I'ugc,
character. which they sustain with vivacity
and ability.
Master Julien Reed. the boy prodigy. will
again appear in the lau.llabe farce OF
Little Pickle repeating hi. songs and
dances. for the last time He dances with
astonishing ease and elegance Ter one so
young, and sings well. lie :. IN amusing
NOunys:rr.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-05

PpTHIAN FRATERNITY.
BALL-BALL-BALL
SECOND GRAND FANCY DRESS AND
1IASQUERADE BALL,
LOUISIANA LODGE: NO. =.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
BENEFIT OF THEIR RELIEP FUND:
At Deutsche Company Hall
Corner Of Bienville street and Exchange alley.
saturday Evening, February Is.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
J. C. Kuebler, Chairman.
lohn H. Manuel II. N. Small. Prank vllegas,
wellzin Siers. J. R. Ducros, Henry Wallace,
+ Bronley. 4; Gastine ans jane, sH Nj MoMsns MAINS
INVITATION COMMITTEE.
J. 4 Ducros, Chairman
yohu Il Manuel, 7. j. Bromley j. j. Arno,
,luau Flores. J. NJ Meileur
RECEPTION COMMITTEE.
Henry N. Small. Chairman.
FRANK Villages, VIM. Morrison, Geo. ". Wit"v,
Henry Wallace.
FLOOR MANAGERS.
Anthony SaInboia. Chairman
Alfred shaw. W. F. Dunhan, Dr. J Wrnz,
A. " Ward, Vim. G. sweet. ". hernber.er,
VIM. DeLscey, J. NJ. CurIi-. lily. Clarence,
= ): Sullivan, Dr.; p. Ames. &. A. Beck,
J. b. Meilleur, ). II. Manuel. WiegerS,
A. Gastinel. Eugene Paysant, VIM. sherman.
Eelkin Siers +. A. Johnson, J. g. Kuebler,
Applications fer ladies' invitations to he lett With
Henry N. Small. at No. II Magazine street
IICkETS. Two Dollars.
RESTAURANT B. Miller.
fp5 1t
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WANTED,
Two STATiONEES AND PRINTERs.-

YNO STATiONEES AND PRINTER>.--
"a Practical Printer and Eookoiuae,. who has some
knowledge of the Stationery business and has had
more than twenty years practical experience.
both employer and emp!oye. in this city. in
every branch Of Printius-Card, Mercantile. Steam
boat Railroad. Poster aat Book, and printing il
Bronze and Coiors. Compensation - either Il,
salary or percentage or the amount of printing
and bookh;ndinS he may influence. Would take
an Interest in Book and Job Office or Boosbind-
cry Satisfactory reference .iven.
Address W. i. jr., PRINTER carr Of tins office
t,52
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-05

Sl'rcia! Agent Mclean. of San francisco,
reports the seizure, at tia, lo.:. on board
the Pacific mail steamer Japan. from Hong
Kong. China. uf 200 pounds ~: r;,ij,;n 1t
was found concealed in The engineer DEPART
nrnt. He also reports the ,.ilr.r. Of ten
pounds ~ ~-n"i,in. cpi;,m Oh to.l,i of the
same c"nran:> steamer, r,iu: irtwccn
Panama and san Francisco. ih.. .i;ic,r. nf
the treasury are also in possession q, the
tact "i snng-iin. By women. "ho visit pur-
ties "n bpari these vessels before their car
goes are discharged, and secret. articles
about their clothing to bring ashore. Cap
tain Eidridgr. agent OF the steamers, dis
missed tn" three assistant engineers of the
steamer Japan, and the assistant engineer
OF the Panama steamer. who We're suspected
OF being engaged in thus violating the law.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-05

Assessments Nos. ~, 45, 46 and i1-see
special notice column-payable at the
office of tho Mutual Aid and Benevolent
Life insurance Association of Louisiana,
No. l20 Carondelet street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-05

Church of the Messiah (Unitarian) cor
ner st. Charles and Julia strects-Rev. w.
L. Stowe, pastor. Services at IL A. M. and
7P. NJ. Subject, in the morning: "When
he came to himself" All are cordially in.
vited.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-05
AMUSEMENTS,

A CADENIY OF MUSIC.
SPALDINCi BIDWELL MCDONOUGH Propr.etorS
Friday. February 3, iS71.
ONLY BENEFIT OF MIR. J. II. JACK,
On whhh occasion the Young phenomenon, JULIEN
REED, will make his fl: appearance rs
LITTLE PICKLE,
II which he will introduce his renarkaiae so.i.s
and dances
The performance wilt commence with ShakcslGaTe's
Comedy OF the
MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR.
Falsiafi, j. II. Jack.
SATURDAY MATITEE-MeTJ Wives of Windsor.
and little Julien Reed.
SATURDAY NIGHT - Merry Wives and Little
Pickle.
SUNDAY. February First aud only appearance
of Miss ROSALIE JAth, w.io viii appear rs Little
Nell, i'll the comic drama of the Angel Child to he
followed with the fifth act Qt Henry ". ending
with the Battle of Shrewsbury, and TO conclidc
with the OF Little Pickle III which little
Julien Reed Will make his last appearance. fc'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-05

"ASTED.-A NEAT COLuRED WOMAN To
w Cook, Wash and Iron Tor d family OF three
Good wages to Il good woman. Apply .s 10 Third
street. tcJ It
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-05
EANCY DRESS AND DRE-., BALL.
MISSISSIPPI NO. =.
ODD FELLOWS HALL,
Saturday Evening. February II.

Saturday Evening. February II.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS:
Edward A. Burk. Chairman
Enmanuei Blessey. J. McGtlrrss.
a. W. Carter, r. II. Otto.
RECEPTION COMMITTEE:
Waiter II. Rogers, Chairman.
James Il Wingteld, John HAWKINS.
James Mutt, Jro John 4. Stevenson,
a. Grosch. Jr.. Jenes Todd.
y. A. Rose. Thomas Nt Iut-.~.
FLOOR MANAGERS.
George II. Braushn, Cha.r1:..h
H. J. Price. John Curry.
6. Taylor Gaucls. 4. ". C.sr:..r
Tickets Two DcIlar~.
Applications for invitations may >. 'i,a!- to T.
13iessey ESQ.,, No. l28 Graviev street and No. 233
Carondelet street; at John HAWKING No. ia2 Com
mon street; Engine House, corner Eatchez and
TchoupitOuas streets. OK ~ Edward A. Burk.
jackson Railroad Depot
ja24 % 2of,i 5 4 40 II
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-05

The |GH'crs' Et.nnc,' editor on a late
trip to New Iberia, noticed that ilc orange
trees in and below that town look fresh and
green. They were hardly injured at All by
the freezes which nearly killed all the orange
leaves and some of the trees in the vicinity
of Franklin above and below town.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-05
FOR RENT.

NOR RENT THE STORE NO Q. CAMP
y street, or the two upper stories OF Nos. 20 and
81 Camp street. Rent low, lease OF three years.
fe2 ct
pOONS TO RENT-ONE OR TWO PINE.
be had in private family, with or without board,
where the French and English languages are
spoken, and free from the annoyance Of children,
0y applying at No. 3el 0t Ann street, corner OF
Deroigny. The cars pass within . few Goofs OF
the house. Terms very moderate ocj"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-05

Southwest Pass Channel.

We chcertully publish the following com
mun;catiOn:
CN!rED STATES STEAMER Ess Aynss
Southwest Pass. February |, 1911 s
Captain J. W. Wilson, Master Essayons:
CArrAIS-The inclosed sketch will inform
you Of the depths, width and length of
channel dredgcd by the Essayons up to the
first OF February. You will see that the
soundings were taken with great care, the
weather very favorable for work. am con-
fident that the depths were accurately meas
ured. The bottom is uniformly smooth
and without holes or ridges. The east mud
lump buoy Is now eighty feet east of
its old position. | estimate that you have
moved sixty feet of the east mud lump,
giving thus much additional channel-way.
The tide this morning, when work was com
menced. was: at mean low WATER at II NJ
was q, D above. The soundings in the
sketch are reduced to mean low water.
Very respectfully,
Your Obedien- servant.
II. A. PATTERSON.
Assistant Civil Engineer.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-05
EDirOH kErCBLICAN:

EDirOE KErUBLICAN:
The sketch referred to abov. nav be seen
at the Chamber of Commerce, showing the
whole state of Southwest Pass on the first
OF this month, with Il depth of nineteen
feet for a width of !60 feet, and 300 feet in
length. and at ordinary high tide twenty
feet. All who feel an interest in the depth
of water ut the mouth of this river will be
pleased when they see this sketch, with the
soundin.s.
Now. it j. proven we have plenty of
water 70 admit the iargcs: steamships Is
there vitality enough left in us to build IA
daily steamship line to Europe.
Ii so, can then say to our Red river
Memphis. Cairo. st. Louis. Dubuque. Vino
na and st. Paul merchants: Come down
with your beef. cotton, oil-cakc. wheat flour
corn and pork we will transport your pro
duets daily to Liverpool, as cheap as YOU
now rail it to New York. When we can in
vitc merchants to trade this way, real estate
will double in value; merchants and steam
boat men will put on Il smiling face as of
old. and there will be no more complaint
about the loss of Red river or anv other
trade which nat urally belongs to New Or
leans.
But, until steamships are provided to
transport our products quick and cheap, as
other port. do. we will continue to do less
and less business. as shippers and specula-
ships. when they can make four operations
by steam for one by sail. Our banks could
1hcn handle four times the bills they now
can New Orleans would then be the most
prosperous city in America.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-05

Z Ol lSiANA eTGTE LOTTERY
OMPANT
Incorporated August 4. psa
CHARLES r. HOWARD. D............. PRESIDENT
S.Nl:LE HCNBER LOTTERY,
SPLENDID S1JHRME-DEl.T 1DnW srHBE25
Capital Prize S.SO. 800.
CLASS Il.
To BR DRAWN AT NV ORLEANS on
saturday. February II. 1871.
ARD SIMMONS g. CO. Contractors
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-05

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE At Auction by
THE SHERIFF. Particular attention il
called to tie sale at auction. to hc made
Auetionee's' Exchange. i."yal street. by
the Sherit. Of the parish o. Orleans. of two
valuable square, of :ro,:n!, >itua."d in the
Fi,st District of tlIi, ci,y. :"r fui! par:i-
cr,i;.r, au,i terms, see adyrr.;sr.u.n'.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-05
LOTTERIES.
DRANING or THE LOUISIANA
STATE LOTTERY FOR FEBRUARY 1. 1871.
CLASS SO.

~ u 81 10 II II l3 IA
5, T7'5; 3 IL . Is 81 n % u, ; T;7I-
The above drawings are published "a ali the prln
cipal papers, and are drawn IL: pLuG daily 1t the
pms OF the company.
InfoI nation furnished and p-Izes Caa,ed as
HOWARD. SIMMONS 4 90, Contractors
ST Charles street, corner CLloc New Cti.IiA
Witness oGH bands at New Orleans. L.,s,.san-A
& II % nth day o; February. 1871.
II. PEEALTA
ADAM GIEPES.
Cntnrnissi,ners-
BEWARE OF BOGUS LOTTERIES. auls