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4 <cg~ W1tc-inH Place,

\ -..- !,,,A,,ce this side OF th. 81 =.
Louis station : Nicholson Avenue on tie
In" o.: :.n New Orleans and Mobile RAJ
.".i. Nlr.;s dypo: VIII be erected IN y i =
i..-. ~ ..vrn ~. upward OF hun ,i-...
,;rf .ti.', ..t.'nsi. t!pw 'ha railroad Z. .ne
Cato " ,.r" and Il :s.prorooej 20 sever
III. ~i.i.i.tv from ~ old town Of Shic..:.-
!.oal- Great. new tora VIII. = new p IN
and in.:,' ~. neg Of -o1,c Of our sus nc.-
n1-r ..Hi ..;;.t,,..t- sH;o he n:,la.cnrn. O
nr.i.,i2a' -. i. SPACIOUS hotcl vi .]~
c:..ri.i "a "a .cr".!.- o: Nicholson .yrl:,
.,n,: >.,og. street a.: thc new town W :.
CON" r:e ~ :.:c Nos: fashionable ,ni PIE.
-. ..~!: ~. 81 on ;l:r rcU... u. ".
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BRUSSELS.

HOuh"P COnsulfing with Bismarck
Temporal Power OF the POpc-Publi-
!1anifestatiOns mt Brnssel.-Peace Ne
gOtintiOns-COnster ernntiOn in Camp Of
the ImperiaIists.
BRUSSELS, February 2.-Thc Indrpcn.
dencr Beige reports, without expressing any
confidence in its truth, that Rouher is al.
Versailles consulting with Bismarck
New York World SpeciaLl
BRUSSELS. February 3.-The public mani.
festations here in favor of the temporal
power of the Pope were magnificent. an im-
nense number Of pilgrims from all parts Of
Belgium singing the litanies.
tSpeclai dispatch to the New York Herald
BRUSSELS. February 2-The peace negO.
tiotions created great CONSERVATION in tho
camp of the Imperialists. who had hoped to
treat directly with Bismarck p and return to
France through the treaty Of peace. Des-
perate efforts are now making to enter into
negotiations with the Prussian government.
ROuhcr has gone to Versailles, and Cont to
Wilhemsilohc. report is current that
the Emperor and the Princess DIathilde arc
here
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COTTON.
:SansnctiOns of the Weck-The Rc.espss.
N3;cs, Exports and Stock on Hand.

-Sansnctions of the Weck-The Rcee.psa.
saies, Exports and Stock on Hani.
EoRtoLK, February 3.-Cotton: Stocf..
1884 bales, receipts Of the week. 10 65.:
coastwise, 1851; sales Of the week, 1000
BosVoH, February 3.-Cotton: Stock, 1000
bales; net receipts of the week. 1875: gross,
1880; sales of the week, $3.50.
GALVESTON, February 3.-Cotton: Stoch.
D., ibo bales, receipts Of the week, II ,OJ3.
exports to Great Britain. 800; coast wise.
1891 sales of the week. 24Oc.
baltimore. February 3.--Co::On: Stoch.
lO.9S' bales; not receipts of the week $40,
grosa, 1896; exports to Great Britain, 1865:
70 TIE continent. l4;0; coastwise, 100; sales
Of the week, $500.
C-:ARIEsToS, February 3.-CottOn Stooh.
a0.2l2 bales; net receipts of the week. H..
e37: exports 20 Great Britain. G297: coast.
wine, ..'35i, to the continent, :3..37. sales os
the wecl1. 5000.
SAVANNAH, February 3-Cotton: Stock,
~ Sol bales; receipts of the week. 29, $40,
exports - Great Britain. 1922: eoastwise
590-., sales OF the week lU.G00
CIR foIsr February 3.-i:eq eip:. Yr the
week. 9fO bales.
NoaILr, February :.-CottoD Stock.
,0t: bales; receipts OF The week, -, ,669.
c.porj> t. ''.9at Britain, .O40; TO the CoE.-
rhenl, ',}J' c"2S.Wiac. 2't., sale. Of ths
week. '7,1Sc.
WII-.scr.H, "ehruary 3.-Cottor Stock.
50 'l.''~. r;r.i,s ,st- oi II: week. 300, c.-
g"'t' 'o:s.N!a". -'J5; saie. .. ~. wccks
,.15t
':'4:.: .',a:uary ~. ...cip.s
- d." wet. =. bales.
=. - 'i:s. 'aHrlary 3.-Cctsor: Week.
rN'r..,s. j. - Bale: export. 1888. salcs.
E. ~ it"'' :. =.
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LONDON.

::.a a.ssi.,, q: Fc-.- Sunday Ar.s.a,r;-
Cnicr- OF tine German Eir.p:r., E'Ic.c;c.
G'er "''sn,-.onsi,ion of .,r 'cfe..cs-
Determination q: she Frcrc!. fspst.-a
:.,t:nu.arc Of ,he War :'u,r.. ~-rrr.
:-. .ai.;-Ec.rnra-;cr a.. ..,,.
ESt;~"12>-., >.tcGca: s.r.i:is., ~ -.
.;.i'is:g .-.or'..
:..:f.'>. ..::,....: !: 80 ;:-,.,.. : ~,
|.r'...:.s- H.:@.' :; Hn,.: -. :.te. "a. .:c
'"iitt .. .i3'cu 'H' in!r. ".i!:.lg-r,g -.
ABOUT :t.@"il iainIt@s nact ii,:c" a.. ;. Dt!
"uht... ....:ro,I. I'c t."ri'1pn 81 til.
t0tIi n =. l.L"at took POSSESSION .: tio
'ctt- md -hc .Vior- ri the German cI,.ni.e
were floating "rnr al III" :.-... .e,~..i
batteries. ot f.!d artilie,: :ll,rci to,.
Mon. .lleCi;.'.. .tnh the .cv. vi tie :,r.
were .:".i.,g.,: .jy 'nrs. Nront.. "ii:cers
III" Cgrc!%:., found the de..n,cs IL .,oo.
0ri'y". IN. '.c .av..:c s".ccs Gr;v.
The .%r,.eH, and palace o; -. Cloud
:"rc utt"",r destroyed.
The wa'.o couutrv IN from: Gf Mont
t.ic.ilu resembles howlin. Wilderness
Pass. from Paris are required; 20 secure
admission to that city.
Dispatches from all parts OF France CON
chr in expressing determination of tho
people to continue the war unless the terms
proposed by Germany are greatly smel-
0rsted.
An odre was made by Bismarck to cx-
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NEW YORK.
Ex"har1" QI.ict-The Hornet at POrt.al.
Prn-e-irish Republican Brigade Deic.
cation Gall on Released Fen;nns-PrO.
position to Authorize Collectors 10 Ace
n - nT

"- Commissioners Of Emigration.
N.N Yol:x. February =. Evening"
Money 1o6 "n call. with exceptions at 4
>ixe- "t 1881. li3's: 5-21s of 1862, l!Ua.
Very 'it:'. interest in State bonds. Tennes
soc. ,owlS North Carolinas firm New
Jan,iar: and July bonds o: South Carolina,
. fvaC.! lower. T.nnesees 81, new C3L,;
Nirsinia- 81, new 60; Louisiana sixea Is,
new 81; Levcc SKIES 20. eights 80, Alabama
s!ghts -. tives IS; Georgia skies SOL.
.evcn- 81: North C.,rolnas a.. new :fh;
South Caro!;nus II, new 53l..
The steamer Hornet is at POvt-au- Prince
Adeiegat::"D OF the Irish Republican Brig
..le ca..c! :his evening on the released Fe-
Mans. on1 had d heightened and secret III.
:eivj.w with them on the subject of home
affairs. Subsequently u delegation Of off
Gers of the Sixtyninth Regiment called upon
tn" cx,..s and presented an address con
9ratu'atlny them on their release from
British PRISONS. expressing admiration for
:hcic to.titude and devotion. and the raadi-
ness y; the members of the Sixty ninth Reg,-
.nrEt 'occuperate with the cxiics in any
movement for the attainment: q: Irish ,ndr-
neDdenc..
1t i, sad that u movement i on foot to
have introIuced into Congress bill author
;zing collectors of ports to act as CO minis
-iont-, OF emigration. under direction OF
tie national government: also, 20 place
aiar;.nt:n" un,i:r national instead Of State
co?tr.! also, to urge the passage q, y bill
.;:rca-.r. the powers % sHcccT,s0:. III !
.;-:!". .".A - fi.G!ioEs.
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N1ISCEILANEOUS.

Boston Contributions for Provisions for
Franco Private Waichman Gagged
and Bank Robbed-OhiO Sennte In-
strucrinx congressman to Oppose Fas
tnre Grants of Land.
Boston, February 3.-Twcnty- eight thou ,
sand dollars have already been contributed
here toward the purchase OF a shiplOad Of
provisions for France.
PHILADELPHIA, February 3.-Two men.
disguised as policemen. sent one Of two pr.s
vate watchmen for something to drink.
when they gagged the one on duty. and
gagged the other upon his return. They
then robbed the kensingtOn Bank, corner Of
Beach and Laurel streets. of 100000.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, February 3.-Tha
State Senate adopted the House resolution
indorsing the Grant policy in regard to land
grants. and lnstructing her representatives
in Congress to oppose all future grants %
land.
River Intelligence.
SOUTHWEST PASS. February 3, +. NJ
Barometer 30:3o. Wind north. light. Ar
rived: Bark John Geddie, Gould, master,
forty days from Liverpool. with general
cargo to Ocean, Zerega & Co.; steamship
!. {. Harris, at !, Z. NJ. Farwell master,
from Brazos Santiago, to G.. A. Whitney &
Co.: Ship Zephyr. Swcetzer, master, seven
teen days from Boston. with ice, to order
Schooner Htna, Mclean, master, five
No departures.
PA,-AL'OUTEE. February 3, 6 r. M
Weather calm.
Arrived: Ship St Keven, Drum master.
fort y-eight hours from Pensacola in ballast.
70 Ocean, Zeresa & Co.
No departures.
MLhrHI,. February 3.-passcd up For.
sythe: down: Pauline Carroll. She adda
three hundred and fifty bales of cotton and
a lot OF oil cake. River rising. Wsathc.
clear and pleasant.
NiCKsBuRG. February J.-Passed tID.
Marce!la at2 p. NJ. Kate Kinney at =. n.
Northwestern at Z. NJ. and Julia 5 T. NJ
Down: Oceanus at 9 A. NJ. Mollie Moore q,
8 x. NJ, Ida Stockdale at =. NJ, NJ J..
Wicks AT y. NJ. and X. T.. Lee at +. M
River rising. Weather clear and pleasant,
P.1TsBUR". February Monongahela
falling fast: scant ten feet in the channel
The Allegheny Is running very heavy
with ice, which will probably interfere.
somewhat with the coai shipments this
morn. .ng. No arrivals.
ClsCi>NATI. February :;.-The river has
'wcnty four feet six inches in the channel.
and has risen twelve inche. during the past
twentT-four hours. with scventy-seven feet
ak inches under the bridge. Arrived: John
1. Moore. from Louisville: Potomac. from
EoW Orleans. Weather clear; mercury 45o
LoUisy!LLE. February ;'.--River station.
IrN. with s!N feet ten inches in the chute
and eight feet ten inches in the canal!
Weather clear and pleasant; mercury 35@..
treishts more abundant. Arrived: Robcrs
Durns. with the Silver Moon in tow. from
Memphis; Iorena, from Cincinnati. De.
parted: Robert Burns and Silver Noon for
Cincinnati; Allegheny Belle and barges for
New Orleans. Tho LOrena was attached
here to-day for damages to lot of mulex
ahipped last fan by MIR. Cohen. of this
state The boat will probably &c. off e.:
New Orleans. to-morrow
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ADJUSTMENTS. A
st. Charles Thentre.

Thl. L1oruing 1T twelve O'Clock, s,c"at
grand Lotta matinee. when "Hcart. Ease
will b: presented. with Lolita as Nay Wild
'os'. This evening the same drama. whic!
has not Jet failed to draw excellen: house.
Academy Of Music.
The Merry Wires of Windsor" with Mr.
J II. Jack as Sir JOHN TalstuI. together
with the iaughable absurdity Of Little
Pickle with the young phenomenon. Julien
Recu, wall constitute the matinee entertain
lnent to-davas twelve o'clock. The same pro
gramne this evening. Tomorrow evening.
tlrrt and only appearance of Miss Rosalie
Jac'1 who viii take the character Of Little
Nei4 n the conf. drama OF thc "Angcl
Child, to he followed by the fifth act of
Henry ~. ending with the battle of
Shrewsbury: the whole to conclude with the
co,ni. farce Ot Little Pickle" when little
Jnl'en Reed vii: make his .aa: appearance
a. Lr'c F'ek!s. Monday evenjn. the Ja-
pans. troupe.
National Theatre.
ia.n3!.nw evening. for the frs: time. s.lc
,oineor .: Little Barefoot IL IL. acts.
w.tb s"ny.
Olympic Varieties.
Tie entertainments ut this new theatre
No % 81. Charles street are varied bv the
most :aU, hablc :.bsurditics. songs. dance.
anu Ethiopian de!ineatioua. all for an a.lmis-
son t:. u! only fifty cents. The perform
,,ncrS ar" -! an elevated character. and tho
mos refined .au x;tnr-- them with :,i...--
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.."., ",o.rHr. =" Ar-rl"H. -I!c,--..
= a, :. .:ot.sH:. vii! SELL at twelve o. 10 x
=. today .: .he s Charlie. Auction
Exchange Cor account oi :hc succ: "a ~:
Ioln Gc"--e Ccbhar0t. deceased
A !a-:c a.iNaIuahlc lot Of ground, wiz
'w",:o.y frame re-i !ence. On :hc corn.r o:
E.i,:r. I'd Religion. streets. Fi:s: d..
.:fc'
H:rbst"-r ..,:n, ....1cnc" ara -w..>.
.o:, q: ground. Ca the corner Of urnut:,-;
,:d r, .ara e:r"e.s. Third District
n.ea,, .rl ;Ae plans a: the 81 Ca:-.~
A.. ION i.xc .iaugc.
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WHOLE NUMBER ll66.

tend the provisions of the armistice to the
southeastern department., but was not &C
cepted by Jules Favre, as the surrender Of
Belfort was one of the conditions.
The Prussians commenced to provide fog
the restoration of the railways and tho
provisioning of the capital the moment the
;.rmistice was concluded, but the rolling
stock was found in wretched condition
and inadequate to meet the demands made
for the transportation OF supplies. Paris
consequently suffers for want OF food. and
is still supplied with rations by the Germans
The Admiralty have ordered the con
struCti0n of ten gunboats
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-04

4 Washington sr"c;a. +, tie Ci'..'",,
G:-E'.s siTs
IL i. ems that th. end of ti,c Hodc-ick 4:
Butler iiattcr = E,t vet. Now, THAI he h...
been vindiCatrd iv ,ha courts Butler. il =.
said. will make efforts 10 bayc Van Aurnan
removed on the ground of bringing cs.,:sr-
'r,s dis-rac" upon a member OF Congress
There IL considerable speculation isIa a. 10
the terminus o. tnh prosecution Public
opinion, which at ono hMe set very strongly
against Butler. now seems to be in his favor
and condcnns those who instisated the
prose 'ut!"l without being eurc that they
had cause. .n 5!ic other hand, it is claimed
tA;s: ;at case WA pressed to tria! te.o-c the
pros, cilt;on was ready. and tba. the govern
ment ofricers are still j: work in the niorp-
tain- OF East Tennessee in erarch OF wit.
n"ss"- Commissioner Van AernaIp hin.seli
aS-crt' tina. TIE case was never properly
presented. ana that evidence does come
wa'r" 4.x''t which would convict .t.1''ar
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-04
ORLEANS SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1871

tliat day the ship took fire. and defendant
engaged the tusboat Tyler to assist in ex-
tinguishing the same In consequence there
of Tie ship filled with water and sunk at the
wharf. The tugboat Tyler was further en-
gagged 70 recover the cargo of the chip. and
thc..oodS of the plaintiff being part Of said
.n,g". are Liable TO q proportion of the e.-
pen>c attached to Che recovery OF the cargo
i.N-a,,iIu
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I. -ar Francisco dispatch sa ar2.

Hitherto the Japanese guvcrr.nen: aaa
prci!irite;i che raising Of swine, % impure,
but it has recently declared that /, =. a'ivis-
able to encourage thc production Of pork a.,
an article OF food, ana removed the prohl
bit;oa and sent agents to CaliiornA IN the
last steamer to purchase stock or govern
meEt account. The steamer for Yokohama
tomorrow carries two hundred live hogs.
the brig Perry Edwards five hundred, and
ship st. Joseph two hundred moro.
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ilr... Ra!i.

~ o,:ac"1ient :..at IA" i..nl"u> j. :.
!.,- M Lone Stsrs VII l'ar .. tae Va !.
"mo.-"v WI. b. hailed with p.easI5. hv
-. .!fan. admirers of the sport Thcjs wei.
>a"N, ;'.ay.a. strength ,usurcs aS tiHc An
.S!ih i..l .: ski. =. one would VIZ, i, So
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!'it,.bvrx Goa; TrR.l, SOurn.

:'stS>5JrX Z ONS rRs|t, SODtOs
NJ. ". 4. Mcdonald. coal gauger of Log
isyi;ic, has prepared a statcmen. of the
boa'> an,i oarg"- o. c0ai that have gone
iolw,r,. IN TIC ATE rl,. 10 Southern mar
! Sc.s. I'll, total shipments were 1850, 900
; bushels. w c"py tha. part of the state
ni.n: :"!...H. ~ .|a."ou Sara Hat.m Rouge
;.hd New Orleans
To1-boas -, les; s.s."cm Largc-. ow,ci i
! b: !: '. n Doaa.l i Co. !pI New Or.
! .c,c>
Vowbo,: Itgrc--. I've b,r.es. owned ,y
f.. John D.p,s,.i .nr New Orleans.
! :,w.".: John = Wood. owned by Eoc-
..r; ::oo.; s Co. .wo barge, ana if..ca
boats. ~. Nv orleans
Tovbo,. Hornet No Two. Owned bv
Horas. Goa: Company. S:. barge. ami zen
! ooa:s. or New Orleans
TowooutL J. Sharp Mcdonald owed Nv
:. :. M.Oonaid & Co. ri: bar.cs and
twelve boat. :or New Orleans.
T,x."a. Grand Lake. owned by Gr.n1
Lake Co,nnan- eighteen harge- and two
hoa.s. ..r Bay"u Sara and New Orleans
IoNt"a- Hercules. owned ty j l.
MrDpna... Co. s!x:c": bargcs ald ::!..c
boats, :o- Baton Rouge.
IowDoa, a J. HabCr. owned Ivy {; :
McDon.,lI : Co. fifteen Earse1 and one
Hca'. for Ha'"u Rouge.
Trwboat ::"a,. owned by Thomas Faw
ut. ..c!t. AarscS and seven boats :or
Baton Eou e and New Orleans.
The ,.wboa.ts :iu,peon Horncr and AJAX
did T.: succeed in sei::n. their tows
:irn;:-', .hc cara, .. Louisville. The S.mp
-1n Horne. has re:.irned to Pittsbury. Tne
Ajax Nii. swat rise i'll the river.
,h. !o..ow.ny comprise the list of coal
.'o..- ,h".c =" falls. fifty SIX of which are
.~..,.n. shipments TO lower ports the b.>!
,nc" o";n. 90: ..4I.' market
owners It.ne- Rn-,.
ONe.i. -, ...... .. ..-.
IRON C.'y',.! '"n,..n. ....... ...........-..-
lis" SO: .....-..... ................
Mr. Hcxir ........... ...
ir-:' x ''rls:.;: ....,........
j. :. -Don3,g :: :" ....... -, ..-.....
:. :. Hrcruai ......-.. ..
\. !, Is ..y .. ............... -. -. 900. -
~ s,id i4'.e Ions'ny ......... .-.....
"a ..-... ..-.... ...-.. .....' y
N.~:n- 20. .a.! h,.t ..,.! ~ h9.h.I.
100 >: as awaiting shirnrn:
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LIVERPOOL.

Arrival from Galveston.
LIVERPOOL, February 3.-Arrived: Shir
Naotto. from Galveston, with 46? bales oi
cotton
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-04

1t Is learned that Secretary Boutwell, will
not begin the negotiation of the new funding
bonds until the European war closes. Some
of the bonds, it is thought. will bo taken BY
savings banks in this Country.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-04

NOR SALE..THE LEASH OF A VALUABLE
Il Sugar Plantation, with two hundred and s'.v-
enty acres growing cane. and mat cane TO plant
thirty acres morr, in one OF the finest sugar re-
-ons OF Louisiana WITH three modes OF transpotta
tlon TO market. The sugar iioi!,e is in perfect
order good dwelling. quarters and outhousct:
onnrters for fifty hands and contract for Ia Dor all
twenty nine m,iies s. three yoke oxen. hogs cattle
wagons, carts and agricultural! implements of all
kinds noA on the place. and every thing III !lnr
working order and iii fu'l blast. VIII De sold al
private -ie at great sacrifice on .ACCount OF de-
parturc. AnT ptr.ou who has from ten TO fifteen
thousand dollars OF ayailabl. funds, or good col
lateral- ha. raI. onportunitvto 10 max, IA fortune
a short time the prcsen: crop viii possibly
Weld four hundred hogshran5. and nol:tsoe, IT
proportion. FoT tuli particulars apply imnrdi-
a;eiy 20 NASH \ HODtiSON,
Raj Estate Agents. No. 40 Gravier street.
iapI iIf
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WANTED.
WANTED.
4 GENTS WANTED IN ALL PARTS
CH.1-d states, 20 sell L V. D-torcst 1 Co.'S
Aluminium, Cold Ie,yelry.

A,eots are making 500 TO $500 pr week s'.ii;', :
the Aluminium Jewelry. The best imitation oi gold
ever introduced 1t has the exact color, which it
t.ways retains. and stands the test OF T. :t-G> Ct
acids No tell i from gold only w ~-tSni
thr Aluminium Gold being about cne-tenth lighter.
L. V. D.-torest Co selling their goods for
tenth the prlce gold jcw-lry sold for, and
most liberal ser,ns TO agcnts-one -quartef cash.
balance in thirty. sixty and ninety days We send
persons wishing to act az agents "a t,tu and com
plete assortment OF goods consisting of Seals
Bracelets, LoCkets. Ladies and Gvuts' Chains Pins
Rings S.>4v ButtOns studs. etc. foc + tlU-A2S to
he pad when the goods Ire recei, ed the other s
thirty. sixty and ninety days Parties wishing
% order .H.ds and act agents will address
L. v DEfORFST i co,
nS2 5@ ~ and az BrOa iway. New York
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-04

- ... -.:i. ot The Stat, e.: rel. Chs, o.,
H"m..!, % recover from defend IL. :'v..
hundred; dollars FOR ,.Cens" ON his cotton
,,lcNr.. :oy :Iic ..ar 1879. w.lrE, wa decided
on the :v:ntv fourth U.Iiino III favor of tho
State. n appca. hs- been taken 20 Tx.
Sur..nr Court. The defendants sc;. ~.
..at although lie - :n> owner Of n cotton
;,:c:s.ry. anl c,npio;A the machinery .n,:
implements uscd by cotton pici"rie-. thai:
IL. ,1,t.. them ~0lc.y for his own benefit:
Certain witnesses testified that the bu>i.
n".. Of lefc,ldan: offered FROM the regular
p.ck -ea IN this.
!. Tha:heeI-,i- "f cotton p;ekc, ia- cleaned
ara pre Jared damaged cccton for merchant.
cotton factor. and other rites, and re
c'.v.d commission or cOmpcnsaiion there
Cor "a othcs words. :lry worked for othe1s 3
and handled the property of others whereas
the def niu: worked only for himself ani
Oh his cotton. and refused to do th.s work
for others.
=. That cGt:cn p;chcrs c. keepers of cotton
:,iclrr;cs opened the bales ot damaged cot
ton delivered to them by factors and other,
pickle. :hs cotton, separated the bai from
The gooi. put them up IL separate packages,
Bales: etc, and returned them 10 the factor
or merchant, and received u commission
therefor that defendant cleansei and pre-
pared damaged cotton bought By him. and
after having cieansed. picked and prepared
1t TO- market. put Il up in si.cl! 4 manner a.
he p!easod, and sold it .or h.mse!: AID &c
c:!yed the proceeds therefor.
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sixth District CsE.t-An En:e-..sU,g suit
Ecsrecting Awerng, Sctrlcr;en,,.

Cnarlcs L. r. EoIi.caU '5. George A. Eos
! dick ct ais-lhe plaintiff III thu. ease repre-
Scnts mat desiring to proceed to Fari, Y,
| ;h" month OF !rn.'. ieIo, be shipped tSo
cases o: goods on board tne ship 1t. Law
renee. Gos.;Hed >or :hc po't OF .:a'r". y:
rranc",
ih' ship vas i'i '.rti's'. 20 leave Few ~
cans i'ne -, 1870, but owing to cEc 1raa1
,ns OFT o: u hra on BOARD ot rad vessel "n
Tn" twenty e.ghth, her contemplated d.
Dtr'H." Fa' irc''n:cd
'h" reiitloncc appr"h'ndinc II" i"S- e..
rs 'Nc ca-"s. should they be allowed 70 re
,a"' ".' '"afd Of the amp. ;.na antlci!''at!'.:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-04

NOR SALE OR RENT.-A PLEASANT AND
Il valuable property in Lewisburg, two hours run
from New Orleans; cottage house out houses wharf
and bath house and spacious grOunds Will be sold
or rented to good tenant, very cheap. ioI prce
at-ISw, No. CarOndelet street, third door
No yellow fever cholera was eNer known
prevail at this place jyl2 If
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REMOVALS.

The Undersigned has removed b Is STONE YARD
from shs old s,.,Ii. CstomhOuse stTe~,, To t.l.
ARTIFICIAL. FREARSTONE YARD,
on Po"dIae street. between Locust AID Freret
streets, and th. Office to No. 90 Eatcit-, street.
In extending and consolidating his business with
the FEeaT Artificial St,ne Company he would
pree5 his thanks 10 a generous public, the patrons
and f"Iei!o. OF business of thin eight yeas
standing :. this city And would solicit Coutirl
of the 4" the Louisiana Frr;ar Stone Man
Ifac-u-ins Company. NEWTON RICHARDS
Referring, to the above the EREAR ARTIFICIAL
STONE COMPANY viii furnish their STOEE. ...o
'rranlte and Marble for AL PURPOSES OF b'dtt;ru:
fronts OF stores and dwellings,. ps, window sill!
hnte.s, tombs, monuments. hagclng foF b,.i.lue,a
yards, garden slks. etc
Particular att. ntioE OF propert" hrli-re archi:
tects and builders C.iie': t" tie Arttcia! Fr.aE
stone, now offered as a beautiful and eCOnomICa
substitute for brick e:i piaster-l fronts of build
ings and suitable for Coriiicte window .rlmmiags,
u.ilt cnY!ugs, font fenCrS, etc.
NEWTON RICHARDS Prssuiea..
.AH,- CLARK, S.-crs'sry.
Depot :or the SAFE of RICHARDS CAPE LINE.
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FOR SALE.

N1OR SALE-A No. FAMILY OR PHlSi-
II cian's HORSE. warranted sound ard kind. Also
d Ply s!cian's BUGGY and HARNESS i'll good order.
str .et fe4 IT.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-04

DOOMS TO RENT-oSE OR TWO FINE,
~ large. airy. comfortably Furnished Rooms
where the French and English languages are
spoken. and free from the annoyance of children,
by applying at No. 32i st. Ann street. corner Of
Derbiyny. The cars pass within D few doors OF
the house. Terms very moderate. oc;.5
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EOR RENT.

>"~-~-.o>o> "~N|
NOR RENT THE STORE NO. .: GASP
Il street or the Two upper store, o; Nos. % anj
n Comp street Rent low; .caec OF three years.
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