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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-02-02
Nashville and Chattanooga
NASHVILLE AND NORTHWESTERN
RAILROADS.


SOUTH.
Day Passenger Train leaves Nashville at a3e A. u.
Arrives at Chattanooga 7:10 Pm.
Night Passenger Train leaves Nashville at 6i5 A. n.
Arrives at Chattanooga 4:40 A. NJ. daily.
NORTH.
Day Passenger Train leaves Chattanooga at 545 ~ u.
Arrives at Nashville 1:30 p. NJ.
Night Passenger Train leaves Chattanooga at 500 p.
N. Arrives ct Nashville at 5:G0A. NJ. daily.
WEST.
Day Passenger Train leaves Nashville at 9:l5 4. N.
Arrives at Union City Oils P. ~. and Hickman, KY,
1850 p. N.
Night Passenger Train leaves Nashville at 900 p. NJ
Arrives at Union City go NJ, and at Hickman. Ky,
1880 A. NJ, daily.
95- This is the SHORT ROUTE TO ST. LOUIS and all
points WEST AND NORTHWEST.
EAST.
Day Passenger Train leaves Hickman Ky, at 5.00
n. Arrives at Nashville SEQ P. ".
Night Train leaves Hickman, KY, at 4:30 2. ". Ar
rives at Nashville at 500 A. NJ, daily.
yNQ. w. THOMAS, Gen1 Supt.
iun8-tf,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-02-02

We offer for Gale lease of the Bell House, rurnlne
two and half years from January l. ls71, and the
tire outfit Of the house. cost. This hotel IS nov do
ing good business, and By proper effort it could Be-
largely Increased. Tho house i situated IN quiet
part Of the city, and is very comfortably arranged 1
the accommodation Of guests. The furniture Is new,
and all Of fine quality.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-02-02
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON
RAILROAD.
Time Reduced. -ee

d @ U B LIE DAILY AIMS!
Making close Connections at Chattanoosa to Memphis
and all points Vest and Northwest. either By
River or Rail.
Evening Train from Chattanooga
Connects at Cornth with Railroads direct to St. Louis
and tho Northwest.
Morning Train from Chattanooga
Connects Grand Junction direct for the points.
BOTH TRAINS connect at Grand Junction with
Railroads for jackson, Vieksburz, New Orleans and
all points in Texas, and at Memphis with Steamboats,
to all points
TRAINS LEAVE
Bristol A. y.
eSuo =. ".
TRAINS ARRIVE
Decatur, A. T..
Corlntn, MISS CD
Srand JUNCTION Ienrl...
Memphis Tenn .............-......1l:4o
Express Train leaves Chattanooga .... s:45
Quickest Time & Shortest Reute TO Memphis.
BEST ROUTE To NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS
\ Very Desirable Route for Enigrants at Low
Special Rates.
Don't be Received by Taking Other Routes.
o. Ample Accommodations for large bodies Of Emil
grants-plenty of Coaches at Chattanooga.
miles travel over rough road, and gain many hours
time
"a Tickets fOr sale at all the Principal Ticket Offices
in the South. A. A. BARNES
General Ticket Agent Memphis.
W. 7. BELL, Passenger Agent, Knoxville.
noY29-dtf.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-02-02

IT Is amusing for q disinterested party
TO stand off and sec the Memphis Appea
and Ar0t0ncie so for each other. If the
Appe0l is not blessed with hide as thick
as that OF a rhinoceros, its back must smart
under the lashings Of the 4UdLanche.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-03-23
&batiaben
fir @aQenlei1 en1e.

Seseu Sag benefit Il I'D flares, BAT e~eterlettes TT al f..
usu ~traurfsen Bcrmeu, ubne z&wttrtss'tt uter unseleseatett
IN e&ranteS s~ebalten, xab setetlt perbsn tann. o. 1T etHe
tartrddise 8rantseh. aber tire 5artnadistttt tdlt xi&t et&
gen rte tetarrlt&e SELL uub Wteberterasqunesfraft bon
6ofetter's Raaeubttteren. Dte(t jutrdslt&e Bef'
fsruass r'asl a 10 tn al bas . rsaa fetne pflt&t ~
tbxx. SINUS uutr bea Gtt Nu6 bes 8its'sn s8dmd6ts
uub sefnnt at'saberu. Die gDtrtuns tes o,tterea trtnst ees
orsas aus ietnea rebeatiden 3uhaust ia %ssasemmsuer oar
usnie mtt ben 0eun bttts seesen 3urad. ST 8eResftbett
s~srtaueen, 70 ,srf&ptnOet fe; II eetroae&en esr sri en.
fanai ssrc axssx, 70 b5rt e ant; n bk 9aut sber tasH1stbs
be- uaSea nit atnFafRser oaue sefdrts. 70 sept'ae" ae ibre
na'drlide tarbe Uteber; II BIT apydtt fert, I. tsbrt It rtsssr;
II bic B~ertaxuus sef&ua&t, 70 rtro Re w~tseersers' asat; tu.i'
nae aud tnar be ssmptome bs Eel cas- ftu mssen. nns
nae fur ttxt ptait 4 aRseupn usa taten mat. etae pet
H. 6 "a s.wt6 Doe 4 ID SIC att tsn Wttunaen stdss
9:timittrlt II aQtu 5du.u. 10 sat ttItSf' 'estaea t&en fat'
RIDE ~ !; atu In SAFE ~ btet etae Retsuas RI ssae"s
,u2 ;terle ben s~ertanbea ii. tana Is .bss game ee'ea BIN
eurd bard ~rtselmd5.sen 0tbrax& bdts f&msdsaftn @e'
ssuuittels ii tletaea y aaen serbart ptrtta. Das 6ns be-
sv ene 9tsdaaea. ee erratia ersosea rerteni fsatu, chr
,t.lmess. q tHuhx ALE ptfsass Ssn bitttir Anlase f3lsa'
alSe - md tkssesIss. ns. - Il
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-03-23
% te 5 ie often {unden

uBie 1T Mlten un9en -
3wtt16crteu Die Sun9en." -
IS 1T witflid munrerbar, welhe auesr
oreentlide &euntnib unlerer pplitil6en
3uitdnre Ii9 Die omsrifantl9en ¬en
ldpn in sarteiter Su9en0 aneienen! Gor
turSer Belt eraminirte Elm @eiltli@sr Die
&naben elmer @dule I'm Gtaate Watn,
uno purce BET bteler@ eleesnbeit namentz
lid bon oer Muf9ewsdtbsit uno &luobeit
eine6 lisbenjdbrt9en &naben uberral9t
NIT rem er li9 oebbalb in cine ldn9ere
unterbaltun9 einlieB. ~Wa6 miQf Du
einmal weroen, penn Du 9reb 9eworren
bit 2" fragile Der wiiroiee @eifli@e ZEN
&naben. sd wtQ Yrdioent wercen II
war bic l6nelt Nntnprt oe6 &naben.
"Sp?" fra9te Der @etilide, Don benz 70
fritz 0@ dubernoen Gbr9et5 pes &naben
lebbaft an9ereBt wetter "uno mas piQlt
Du tbur, tpeun Du eft prdtpent btft? "
-vNun," lautete BE etpaS unertpartete
Nntwort be6 jusenbli&en prdfoentz
faafts Miptranten, ~cana tperoe t9 meme
Brloer uno n,etne @&wefern, mefne
Snfels, meine Tanten uno aQe meine
@ouiln6 uno @ouiinen reid MAIDEN ~
Sin ol.es Sprtdwort iaet befanntli&
l&on: "@ie Die Mlten iun8en, 10 3mtt>
l4ertea Die Sun9en." C. 3d.
- Sn Cambridge Mnofa Counts
wuroe leBte @o@e cine &oluntdr Mili3
@ompaente %orsanilrt $. 81. Davis,
Captain. Dieelben erbtelten lebten6retz
tag aus Dem @taat6 Mrlenal ibre @afz
fen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-03-23
Heue z=3O @pl1 Mnleibe.
Cider! Yrpftabel Yermanentl
SaD Gpofe Il. 6 D.
bteteu gum ger.auf an fir gar unb ebselaufene 3tnlta BE
Grfte 6pputbeFe 2anb Grant Cob 8onhs
Nprtbern paeifc Gilenbabn @ompaenfe.

Dtele Brnbs fnb aehdet erfens tur9 E fe 6etptbefe
auf bic Gtlenbatn felbf, tbr Betrt bsnn atettol unb ~idmntlite
Gau piru,,s IN @et1ene burd feHe 9ppDttete auf be eanae
xanc @deutune. wet&e mebr aus $4,000 older 2ano fit ieSe
Sic sonss anp fret BON Bnn' eseteuer: Capital uub ST.
ter,Tea In gpIp Aablb r; taa &c pttal am Gu, E bon prei6ia
Satren uno bic Sn e1re6en t%albidbrli6 3u benz 3nsfu6 bon
stebtn unb BRET el pro3ent idbrt&.
Die +pnbs merben gum g%fennrertbe bon $40, $50, $1,000,
5000 unb 500 0 a%b5etreten.
Die 9rulses unter fer 5nppttefe fnb Sas gspfe sonptIa-
eept,a unb !. Gcoar lompfrn, prdibeat Der penRIpauta
Central 0iienbatn Qunpacne
. ee Nortben p.e fe 7.30 eouts rerbsn jeber Belt bps
tbren BerfonSterntn NIT 3etn p~rpjent y d III tu ut
lober t.l0 fur Qdneereten or %aompaenie ~ tb'sm utebrts-
ten 9aar 9refe tn 3ablune oneenemmsn meteeu;
Baref&aft erasr Rlaae periouen, rel&e Ser: etaateu s.
2Oer babtn. fSnneu bet umiesune berfe ben In Rerttetn d.
eifeS tbr idtri&et Gtntr rarneR Elm D rtftbetl vermetreu
unb senieesn sabei cine ~seQRdnete iusetlaf1se. aatital Au-
lag. n5Aa.m.
1~anquier bsfpret piefe Boues ~ teeem ~beltebteen Betraee unb
Ieter ~tsltebtesn Nsnpn nation. Deipnen, ueI&e Nfttfn phtr
antere 8enDs fur tiefe ausAntauf&e tn minf&en, t5nnen ttes
bur& ireenb etnen untfrer A9ent 4 betpe,tReQteen, tveldt bic
bt@aeu Marttprsife fur ALE ssrtduFi&eu sDertbsaptese enau-
ben ne ben
perion.n. rel&e In Q~stau,dt.n fern suu BanIex petneu.
tonnen Gelo sber aueere 8ouos brett an lns MT Grpres
feHben uno rerben utr tbnen auf unfer eissuo WtRes Rer,
them Yaeife SsneS %remtttreu. sane unt"nen tut eex R6u-
ter fur Uetle { Austunft. Aarteu, t.. menee man I'D Ger
'&retbe. an bs untejsi6neten ober an tr0ne, etue Baut
eber 8%anauiers, rsl&e fir leu Seriauf bteler Aaletbt teauf-
traat fnb
81 s~tiaufen In ber + ter Rattenal eaut unb
bel - illtus 8rss. n. Dwnbar, 8antte s, 1eeateu,
st. PAUL, Nttnn.
Gun. prtRsn nnt 3ean, Bantters gtteasc. Gen. aaeut.n
fur Mstnaei,ta, DtsepaFn, Sainots u. eas n5rtltas Snttaua.
,@@ I f~eb9.3mtw
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-03-23
(Gortitbuxa folat.

-3m &rieee aestnO e1erret& 0866)
bate pte preu6i(&t Nrmee 1864 Goete
unr 1881 8ermunpete. Am 23ieu
Gebruar rpieie1 BE Berlualifen Ger norpz
oeut16en Nrmee uno Der bob,i9en Dtpt>
ion 1880 Eopte unp 88,924 Berput,.
bete na4. >}*s
Cine Der itdrtRen Grauer. bic il
9elebt, 1T forben in Orange. sl(blaro
County, 0bio. eeforben. Dteleltt -.
Irau Trocp mar ibr Same mar flrf.
%unpflnfjig Sabre all, uno uo9 485
pfunp. Sbr Sare mar Sc 3oq bteil
u nj SO 3ol ,ttef. 3p6lf Mdnntr ra,
rem. nStbig, fle ~ ibrer leBten &ubeftdte
IL. brfnetn, r,adoem Giiner 9tn1st bate,
III, pprd's 2eben ~ lei!tn. .s..5
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-03-23
Die berl@tiete9 Gff5terseben'Mn Nm.
4%e1eaenbeit in 4remRer


1T na@ ber na9febenben Mittbeilun9 Der
~propin3tal<@ orreiponoenS" auf benz &C.
etsneten @ese unp in sufriebenteQenoer
@eile erlepiSt pprpen. Das @elbret
oarlber mar, ME l@on oft bel dbnli1en
@ele9enbetten, pieoer aus Der 2uft 9e>
9rifen. Der fraelide @rlaB pes &ailers
war feline In ame @abineteprcre> lpnoern
berubte auf ben 8sffmmunBen oss &C.
uno In pieies wIrpe Der Safer
ptelmebr in autofrattl6er Wetle einoez
srifen baben> wenn ct anperS 9sbanz
pelt tdtte. f..
SGS fra9t fi9 jebt: tperben bic 3ettuttz
gen. wel@e 10 bereitwiQig in ra6 @utbz
9ebeul 9esen ben &atler etn9etimmt ba<
ben, aud pieie tbatld9lt9e Bert9ti9uns
tbren Gel fern mittbetlen?
So war nun ;ur &enntntB uniere6
&aiier6 uno &1ni96 9efommen bae, 19
beim Gtntrttt bet Mobtlma9un9 ein3el>
ne Sff;tere pbne ben EFF orperlt9en t5z
nt9lt@en @on1enS batten trauen lal1en,
ot9lei@ in bet Belt jepe mb9li@e Grlei@z
terune fir bic Gtnrei&uns berarttser@ez
iu@e faitBefunben bate. Dem tailer!tz
den Rrie9sberrn, melder tas @obl a1er
letner Sff;tere uno @oloaten auf benz
9er3ert trd9t tonnte e6 ni9t ;retf elbaft
letn, pab pteie Chen 9el9lo0en morpen,
pbne bab bic 8etbetltaten }i9 bewubt
>parer, tn pel@er perbdnaniboolen Sage
fe it9 Dem @eRBe oe9eniber befancen.
Sc lag ni9t in beS &ailsr6 Ma9t, etwa
cur6 na&trd9lt6e @rtbeilun9 ces @on>
ienle6 oos be9an9eue @erieben gut gu
MAIDEN uno pte Tol9en be6 @eleBe6 III
entfrdften. 0orbebaltli9 weitersr MaB>
nabmen 81 @uniten Der 8stroftnen, fam
IS por Nuem parauf an, Die 9ou3e Nrmee
auf bic 8eitimmunscu ce6 @eleBe6 uno
auf bic laweren ToI9en Der u%msebane
eelelben binsuweilen. Dies mar Der
au8eelprohene 3wed per in @eoe fteben~
ben @abinetsorore. Dielelbe bat jeoo@
Die meitere erfreuli@e GclSe sebabt, oab
Der perl ammelte 2anptag iofort aus et9ez
mem Nntrtebe bic 6anb pa3u oebpten bat,
UNI ben in ibrer bir9erli&en Gbre ldwer
beprpbten Sff5ieren, welae BET pem UNI
erparteten Nusbrude ee6 &rte9e6 9epib
nur aus %unfenntntb ee6 @elebes in oieie
Gage 9eratben tparen. oper oeren 6tnter>
bliebenen bic r6tbiee 5llfe gu t@aHen.
. SIN Nb9epronetenbaule muroe Don all
len parteien Elm @eiebentwurf be6 Snz
balts ein9ebra@t oaB Chen, wel@e Don
Wilitdrperlone III &eranla0unB oes &C.
9enwdrtt9en &rte9e6 obne porberise f6z
nieli9e@ enebmieun9 9eldlolen uno aus
oielem @runoe niAtis itno, IN benz 6aQe>
wenn bic @enebmt9un1 na6trd9li9 e.
fol9t, al6 Don Nnfano an 9i!ti9 an9elez
ben werren louen. Differ Gntmurf fano
tn beioen .6iulern ce6 2anrta96 etnitim>
mise Mnnabme. Infer &5nt9 aber bat,
pie bereitS aus Ser aiue6 bert9tet miro,
Gem @eleBentwurfe UNI 70 %freuoi9er feline
3uittmmun9 9e9eben> alS unter alien Bis
ber our NQerb1Aiten &enntnib ~eelan9ten
Tduen feIner III, In wel9em Elm Nnlab
our @erloeun9 beS GonlenisS 0prldae.
Die rolhe uuo 9ladIide 26iuna Der
Sdmieri9fsit miro Dem Bergen res ST.
ni96 ebenlo, wie Dem 9an;en 8p!fe gu
bcber 9eirieoi8un8 9ereiAe1,.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-03-23
Tarm III t~erfaufen.

gu sarfoufsn 80 atsr Ranb, nusrn IS ader uutsr paus,
10 Nder 5eulanb bns ubrtIe aues Bui9 in gutter Gens, NIT
sutem Saus, Brunnen, stanune uub Creamery u. |. ".
peer unb 7 Dltilen upnltantato unp m;rb pertauft aus freter
5anp BON benz unterpidneten, Antpn @ayer, NDaerma&er
In Menfatp, Blue GATH y punts, Wtnn. 2%n3.6mtn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-03-23

81 sertaufen.-Gin CUTE Garn I nWopb>
bern 1pwn, Wa'hinstpn County 7 Weil,n ppnst. poulu u. BON
50 Nder Tanb, BON en- 45 older f& uuter gutter Rultur tefu.
ZEN unp gefenat Frp. NIT suteu gDctnsebdube, 6,anuHe,
Drummer unb 3utebSr IT aus frser 5ano unter elnfieen Be,
%bineune,n au Deriaufen. Stride unb 6hule fab ebtufaQs
abe an Der 9orm selssen &usfunlt ertbetlt otee OtFee
r>er aui 1drift:tte Mnfraee tes9. 2mlw.
Sen. g. 8ibisbGufer
8rr 1863 st. paul, 1Ktnn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-03-23
0frlQuQt.
,3u D(rfQufrn+

8tllis gu serfa II fe 1880 older eutes
garmlanb I'M Gtnate W'rurt. gDtrb i'm @ansen uetr tn
Gsftipnen vertanft, ME IS BEN 8dufer beliett. 9tdteres Ia
Der StaatsSetur9 office.
Cute 0ele9enbeit.-gin nobleireerid>
tetss sprel in her Sbern Staot III wessn Spo tn oerJa>
milif p'lte aus upertlufen. Qealt nod g0un(d bes
aaufers, Maheres in Der Stauts.3situns Oi6ee.
16m5-4mp.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1871-01-28

II rs good thing for all of US. once in
while. tohaye an idea that every other mans
life is to him Just what ours is to US. Under
such n thought the world not only appears
suddenly bigger but the human family much
better. To live AZ If we thought we were the
alpha and omega of creation, is pure ungodli-
ness, for every other man has just such q world
of cares, and pleasures, and varied experiences,
and is Of as much account to his God, himself
and the world, as we are.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-01
OBITTARX.

ALLEE-Died at our home in Magnolia Valley
Rapides parish, Louisiana, ut quarter before
three O'Clock A. NJ, on the twenty.fonrth of De.
cember, 1870, ROBERT MYERS ALLEN, adopted
son Of Duncan Alien and his wife Nancy Louisa
Allen, all natives of South Carolina.
He was in his twenty-third year, and had been
laboring under consumption fer Eve years, wasting
away all the time but never complaining, always
hopeful and cheerful, and trying to encourage us
and assist US TO the last Alas that one so good,
RhGeetiOnate, intelligent, yirtuOus and dignifed
should be called away from earth in the youthful
spring-time of lite He was our darling boy-our
hope in life, our joy, our consolation. Death has
passed him beyond the boundary of human affairs.
We live In our desolation and old age among
strangers. 1.-THE Lord hath given and the Lord
hath taken away, blessed be abe name of the
Lord"
He is buried in the Pineville Cemetery, opposite
Alexandria, beside the grave of the Hon. Jesse
A. Bynum.
South Carolina papers please copy.
}. DUNCAN ALLEN.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-01
THE CHEAPEST STORE IN


@NA~ALAAAN-fAAAAs
Corner Of Dauphlne and Bienviss
ls now in receipt Of his faA stock frest
manufactures at the North, consisting *
MEN's BUSINESS AND DRESS SUITS.
BOYS AND cHILDHi
MEMS UNDRRcLoTHING, SHIRTS ANT 3
HATS. CAPS, UMBRELLAS AND eAs
He also has just opened . splendid asse
FRENCH, GERMAN AND EkGLIsH q
AND CAssTMEREs. in the piece.
WHICH HE WILL MANUFACTURE 70
at the shortest notice, Ia the latest b
Els prices are still fifty Per cent ch4a
those Of any hoise in the city.
Come and look at the stock.
NON 1t2p tiaI
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-01

We had the pleasure of visit from Hon.
o. C. French, of Adams county, Mississippi,
one Of the represents tives in the Legislature
of that State. He is prominent among the
gentlemen mentioned in connection with
the Speakership of the House, which assezn-
bles in jackson next Tuesday.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-01

There is an article IN the constitution
of Louisiana which declares that con
tracts for the sale Of persons are null and
void; yet dry goods store in the Touro
buildings has this legend in its show-win-
dow - 1000 Arabs for sale at half price. y
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-01
|
STANDARD FTRF 4
PROOF Rn0F
SOUTHERN PLASTIC sbATR ROT
Onlee-Nos 1S4 Peters su 4
New Levee, above ala
NEW ORLEANS

This Roofing Ne, adapted t. evssy \
Roofs, Aswell as steasaI-.at Roofs psssiaae
ingn, etc.
oosts less than that Of any other aha
rs Plastic Slate Is likewise a most eaes
ering for metal roofs Of ali kinda, II pscas
metal dispenses With painting, and d hi
traction Ssnd expansion. Plastic siate j
and American. Felt for sale in quad q
Por fun particulars send fbr circular.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-01

MONTENEGRO the evening of the
twenty-seventh instant, by the Rev. Father W ".
Meredith c. s. S. R., CHARLBS II, IRVING, Of Pic.
ton, Nova Scotia to MISS SARAH MooNY, of New
Orleans. No cares.
Halifax, N. s., and Mobile, Ala papers please
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-01

use viii be open tomorrow,
, eleven o'clock A. NJ, for
clearance of vessels.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-01

GER, Jr., has become a
hess of Mr.. Edward F.
ill be continued under
F. St0cEmeyer & Co.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-01

NTH, Representative elect
ed in the city yesterday.
able, faithful and Usefnl
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-01

mail agent on the rail-
New Orleans and No
ks for Mobile papers of
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-01

ing his scholars, put
N; what was made
world Z" Matches "
ungsters, after a short
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-01

sunlight photographs have
the prizes whenever ex-
\
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-01

yesterday morning AZ
at New Orleans, $50
Nashville, 4lo at
City; CO. at Key
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-01
A, CORRECT TEA.

After sort the New York World has
struck upon a vein ofgood sense. Speak
ing Of the shoemakers strike, whichsft at
first promoted in the good old Democratie
way, II at last became Disguised with the
violence Of the movement, and in very
plain language it now says TO the shoe
makers, that while they have a perfect
right to strike and olquit work as long as
they please. they have no right to use ,vio-
lent means TO make other men follow their
example. This II o good poiikeal ida, and
as it comes from Democratic authority,
lstitbe read and treasured BY the turbulent
spirits who think that rowdyisrn is a fair
way town elections. Men have right "a
vote without being forced 70 vote con-
trary to their ideas Of what they consider
to be for the general good. A wise appli-
cation of.this principle would enable de-
cent people TO enjey an election quite as
much as they now feel annoyed at such
exhibitions.
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m & Brothers, win sell
clock, at No. Is Char
undred cases of boots,
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Ompany No. IA viii
TX and calico ball at
t Saturday evening.
tee of arrangements
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.

ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
NEW ORLRANs, LorielAHA
Deoember 81, 1870.
By a telegram from NJ. Hughltt. ESQ.,, General
Superintendent Of this Company, have 10 inform
tho public that the ICE DORIS NOT oBsTRUcT
either the Passenger or freight Business at Cairo
or points beyond, and the only distractions at
Cairo are the statements Of interested parties-
Through Bills of Lading, as usual, win be given
to all points. ut this Office, to the
North, East and West,
And he shipments viii 20 through without
delay.
JAMES T. TUCKER,
General Agent, Illinois Central Railroad
jal 9tap
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TEUTOEIA NATIONAL BANK
on
NEW ORLEANS.


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14S-............ Canna stFeetf...-.........115
NHw 0aLEANa,
Easnow on hand IRE most beautiful ADD complete
stSek n goods suited ct
HOLIDAY GIFTS
Ever ofsssa to De public. aepbral altentloa il a.
kteied ~ Tie
WATCHES q ali the kest niAnus
CHAINS, TnllEdrs15e 81 al kinds
AsAm0RDa ar0NE caea conai.s. PEARLS.
xsfaas1ps. EfRCsckE at& sshef ans aess
Jackets aA8 MndalHons Nraesaagsia great ".
8sBfys SODA Eanh sad fd8tlin EtsH|A2fa, frotses.
Nantle END salee Nioot4 real asaa 4tiga Atgsaze&
4lefuetid# ass afra4afla ftsa, kf.tAeial
fsttN*f4. at4 . ts4et fstaHtE Of los tAA41 GOODS
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FINE WATCHES AND JEW
q, sILYERsTEuV,
1S5.... ....Poydras srreet.....
CORNER Of Carroll streetl,

tOofner Of Carroll Btreetl
DEALER IN
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES. FINE 8f
CLOCKS, slLvBRwARR, sPBCTA(f
BYE GLASSES, BrC.,
Would respectfully inform his old frlsnas
toners that he has reopened at the ali
location. His stock being entirely new.
consequently, are al Of the latest styia
warranted to be equal to anything in Ill
Having bought for cash, he can sell io'
almost any other house in the city, aid
favor Of quick returus aud small prc
guarantee bargains to al customers, CA
his goods.
Watches and Jeweiry repaired in The
manner and at the shortest notice. ecs