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Aiken has given /: the name OF ''r"e Saraiog" VI
ihe South.'
s9j.G01 in Premiums presented ~ Shareholders.
Sl0U, 600 in Real Estate aud GrccnbacE PrlZeS 20
he distributed 10 SHAREHOLDERS.
81 kcai Estate Prizes worth from S31O 10 S23,0go.
So Greenbaek rrlzes, from So ~ $780,
uS.Y 1900 SHARES WILL BE ISSUED.
ONE SNAEE ~ EVERY THlETY.ONE WILL
DRAW y PRIZE.
This Real Estate Property, conveyed by Deed OF
Trua. "a :h: committee who are 10 cGnuuc, iEe
DRAWING is 10 be transferred Dy them 10 the
FORTUNATE SHAREHOLDERS as s"ou as The re;
naming Shares aic s,ld
The Eraw.ng VIII take pace according TO the
published programme.
TIE Day Of THE DRAWING
wiz he ar-oarccd ny rcloEr 10 the Associated
Press.
~ SIN il SUN invested now may secure q For
tcne.
Every Shareholder may res: :;-sirred Of equal
iGs;icc aud ia This Serene, HlilEc many Others,
is FAIR, SQUARE AND HONEST"
Money received after the Books are Closed Will
he promptly rrlurGr, For fun particulars, AS
cuIDraccd 10 revised pamphlet. ;:'ltGe,s
&c. DERBY, Gerer.l Manager,
mays Key I;oX No. ;;@i. Augusta. Ga.
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TXCURsION TO THE PHOSPHATE
WORKS on The ASHLEY RIVER.

The elegant Steamer ELIZA HAN: aslEgA
COX, Captain L. W. Burns will .E..ssss.szessll12s .E..ssss.szessll
leave Accommodation Wharf on TUESDAY MORN
ING, May 9Th, ut 10 O'clock md return to the
city at q r. N.
Refreshments on board. Fare 81.
good opportunity will be afforded TO visit the
various points OF interest On tile River.
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n r. L a E T
IMPROVED
VEGETABLE CATHAHTIC PILLS
will remedy BILIOUS DISORDERS and
LIVER CUMpLAIST-will cure Dyspepsia or
Indigestion, Headache, CostiVentss. Loss OF
Appetite, and have proved Of great use IN heu'
ralgia Dropsy Dysentery, Piles, Pains in tine Side,
Back and Limbs. They will cure Sick Headacht
and all Derangements OF the Stomach. These
Pills contain no Mercury, and may be taken with
perfect safety by any persons, aud IN al sifna'
tiOns Of life.
No family should be without them.
Manufactured by DR.. Il. BAER,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
Charleston, 8. q.
Price per boz 20 Cents. Uslai discount 10 the
trade
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The favorite Steamer
LIZA HAN N G . X,

LIZA HAN c . ",
Captain L. ". BURNS,
will receive Freight at AccoElmoda. = ,sEA
;on wharf for above points every ssei.1a1SsSfls
at O'Clock, arriving at Savannah same evening,
and leaving for Darien, &C., on the following
morning.
Returning, will leave Savannah for Charleston
every MONDAY MoRSlNG, at O'CLOCK.
For Freight or passage, apply 10
RAYENEL. HOLMES u CO.,
mayG No. III East BAT.
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Interior Cotton Markets. -.

Interior Cotton Markets.
MONTGOMERY, May 6.-Cotton.is IN good de-
mantI'in our market at full prices; low middlings
lSal3l4c.
SELMA, May 6.-There were sales yesterday to
the amount OF 20 bales; middling IA; low mid.
dlings l3t4; sxict good ordinary l2A; nothlng
offering.
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EOR NEW Y o. II +.
OLD LINE NEW YoRIz AND CHARLES
ToN STEAMSHIPS.
ESTABLISHED 1875.
SPACIOUS AND ELEGANT DECk
ESTABLISH HE'D 1885

The very fast snd splendid Side-Wheel steam
shjps OF this Line viii sail from Adger's South
JAMES ADGER, SATURDAY, May 18th, at O'Clock
m.
CHAMPION, SATURDAY, May goth, at 0 O'Clock
JAMES ADGER, SATURDAY, May e7th, at lo O'Clock
NJ.
Hs-lnsurance Il per cent. by this Line.
p1- Through Bills OF latling given on Colton 10
Liyerpool. Boston. Providence and the New Eng
land manufacturing towns at the lowest market
rates.
For Freight or Passage engagements. apply to
uayl JAMES ABGsN q ".
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UNEQUALLED CLIMATE PEACaABLE tOuS
TRY! GENEROUS SOIL!
The salabriras and leaIth.sivlng climate O
Aiken has given /. the name OF ''T.e Saratog" VI
the South.''
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NEW YORK, May S.-Arrived, the Cortes, prin.
cess and Alice, and steamship Livingston iFoni
Savannah.
: SAVANNAH, May S.-Arrived, ships Irons!dss anu
Pennington, from Liverpool Cleared, brig Watch,
Antwerp; schr A Barlow, st Johns, B.
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The Charleston Cotton, Rice and Na'ai
Stores Market.

OFFICE CEARLssION -oESs.,
MONDAY EVENING, May 8. 15ll.)
corroy-Tne market for this article assumed
an active and frmer character with a good and
we'll sustained demand, during which prices har-
dened a full Hc p fb. Sales about HOO oales' say
% at H. 81 at TX, 81 at 1lA, 26 at H. at l2 81
AZ lax IS at l21, IA at 13, So at 1875, "a at 1885,
at 1s, 65 at 1s1, 81 at lax, s. at 1874, 2os at a.
1s7 at AK IS at l42HS l25 at AK, at Is, srd II
ey,ra staple at l5xc. We quote:
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Railroads.
GOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
=
&@M M E

III V1CEPRESIDENT;S 0FFICE,tff
CHARLESTON, S.. O., January ls, 1871.
On and after SUNDAY, January e, the Passen.
ger Trains on tlIe Sau.f. ,5rrJ.Ino Railroad will
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E :, ( Z L - !: u :
T",,iCE \ "i:EH.
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IS SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS.
DowlE. NOISE 4 DAVIS, - wholesale
GOODRICH. wINEMAN d CO.. Agents IN
Dr. H. BAER, Chareston.
mar6.ly
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FOR BEAUFORT AND PACIFIC
PACIFIC LANDING.

J,oR NORTH EDIsTt;, DE2TECIi..:Er AND
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-20
,cONr,NUEp FROM FIRST PAGE.

French, under General Chanzy, are IN iili
retreat from Laval. and the Germans are IN
full pursuit; they have already, passed. 'iie &c
town of Valgles. fourteen miles east u
Laval, taking 1000 additional prisoners.
Alencon WAS occupied by the uerihanS
on the night of the sixteenth
General Won Ncrsler maintained MS posi-
ton southwa,d OF Belfort. on MONDAY
against renewed attacks OF the army vi 'ne
East. German loss comparatively sihaH.
4 dispatch dated Pruntlnt reports nSht-
inc ymnp ON to-day along the whole line.
The King OF Prussia, in letter 20 frih Se
Henry of Luxembourg, counseis mn ~ n
prndsnt and cautious, and asserts tnat
prussia never intended to attack the IN
depentence Of Luxembourg.
Especial to the Telegram
A dispatch from Versailles states that thc
fro on Paris still continues Part OF the
siege train from Mezieres was placed on the
batteries Of Montmorcncy, and has done
considerable damage to public buildings
within range.
An the women and children in 81. Denis
quarter left the neighbcrhood on sunday;
as it was known that the enemy thrsatehe"
to destroy that portion Of the city.
The effect of General Trochus proclama-
ton was very manifest. The excitement
consequent on the belief that there Was
treason among the generals has subsidized 70
. nreat extent. The inhabitants endure ,he
revolving horrors OF the siege Win CAIN
ness.
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iO.t .r; l. Sheriff OF ti.. Parish OF Orleans


w idOW Aiine bOuIsn W.. James NAlney-
sixth District Court for the parish .: Orleans,
DY VIRTUE OF a WRIT OF pIER, FACIAs
ID to me directed hv the Honorable the sixth Dis
trc: Court for the Parish of Orleans i'll the above
entitled cause. will proceed to sell at public auc-
ton al the Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange.
ROYAL street between Canal and CustOmhouse
in the Second District of this city on MON
DAY. February Is 1871. at twelve O'Clock NJ, the
toowiu. described property. to wit.
The undivided onr-'olIrth interest III and No.
IA CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND. situated
IN tn. FIRST District Of this city. bounded by Cla
borne. Willow. Povdra- and LAFAYETTE streets.
divided into fifteen lots, numbered from one 20 MI
teen Inclusive, as per plan oi L. H. Pile late Sur
vcvOr dated eighth December. 1883, and deposited
in thu, office OF f. Bouny notary public said square
measuring. altogether. three hundred and forty
two Tee: nine Inche, aud two lines front on Cfsi-
borne street two hundred and twenty-five feet
eight inches front LHt3 yctte street thee hun
dred and seve,.t'two feet three inches and five
lines front on Willow street, and scNtniN nins feet
front on Pow dras street.
2. AND ANOTHER SQU ARE OF GROUND. situated
in the district, bounded by P"ydras, st.
Nagdclene, Latayetea and 81. Adelne streets desi2-
mated by the letter A. and composed OF twenty
eight lots III, inferred from one to twenty-e.ht, in.
elusive. per plan OF {. A. de Aruas. Surveyor.
dated serenth February. l5s. and deposited iu the
office OF II. i. Cenas, late notary public i'll this
city: SAID square measuring altogether. NO hun
bred and fort Y i've feet two inches and one line.
front POydraS street. fonr hundred and seven
feet eleven inches md lines front on ST. Mag
dtene street two hundred and nifty three feet one
inch and five lines front on Lafayette street. and
three hundred and seventy feet nine inches
ana tive lines front on ST. AdeHne street: the
whole American measure. Which said unjv ded
fourth of said squares ground acquired by the
said defendant from the cities OF New Orleans and
Baltimore by two several acts one executed be-
fore 4. Bouuy. notary, on the fifteenth February,
1883 and the other executed before II. i. (enas.
then notary public. on the sixteenth day of April,
1859. Together with all the buildings aud improve
ments ON said two squares Ut Sround. known as
the Southern Press"
Seized in the above suit.
TeIniS-Cash on the spot.
c. s. SACvISET
;a!2 tel II Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans.
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Monetary--Commercial.
MONETARY.
OFPiCE or TIKI DAILY REPUBLICAN,.
Tu--.,DAy EVENING. January II. l6Il.

Tu-t.DAY EyHSrSa. January II. l6'l.
We have no change tn report in the money mar
h", phGe ten and Al payer Without
collatersls are quoted at lGIl2 v cent Y nnnum.
and mortgage paper at Wi ' cent y 'nh'''" 'o'
Gold opened at 1905 ollOs against iloS at New
York; and closed at the opening rates both here
and in that market The ss.es included s. 90 and
S24 900 at IlOa $4,000 at lloa all0ts; 1900 and
$1,000 at ;-l6; $4,000. $4,000 and $4,000
(shorty at same and IS 1900 5000, $500 and S'o'o
In silver $500 in American half dollars changed
hands at 1913; 500 do at 1884, and = 500 at 100
A moderate business was transacted Ill foreign
exchange, and at somewhat easier rates though
showing hardly any Quotable decline. The sal.s
of sterling embraced about Soo.Ooo. of which 5000
bill Of ading and clear at LIZ aliSa; 1000 OIL
iading and clear at lls,. aIIat s3VO aud 1900
sesr At ' A bill n Of Isdns ana da clear a1 At
Sterling may be qnoted at ll9t dll9ls, and 1875
for good to Al bin of ladins and clear. aud lso'.@
Domestic exchange was. if anything. shade
sitter. The banks drew on New York at ! y cent
discount, and the sales included OOOO corr
merc a sight gu New York $1,000. als,ooo, $l3 ooo
$50 900. $4,000 and 900 private bankers and
a2OUOO bank at SIG discount; $1,000. $25. OO
S25OOO and $4,000 commercial Ut p; $4,000
thirty days sight on New York at L, and 5000
thirty days sight on st. Louis.at ".
Tie principal business done to-day in stocks was
iii Mississippi Valley Levce Company, which sol d
!. considerable extent at the t..trcincs of 81 &c
q 81 SO the mari set closing ut coarse The follow
ing were aonS the transactions 100 shares alto 20.
100 and 2cO at zoe: loo. 100 and 2.o .; 75c tdle lat
at the close; 100 at tc; 100 at SOC; 800 early
.t j. 80 and rs ut + 80. Crescent City Slaughter
house WAS offered at h24 IS, but we heard of no
sales.
In bonds $1,000 Old Jefferson cit, b,oush, nc;
5000 do .7'.c and $4,000 new city .even per
cents 6?i.C
Five Thousand dollars city jury warrants sold
at Si.c. Dealers bought new State warrants at o9c,
and Metropolitan Police at 9.ort:c. and asked
for the former .00 lie and for the latter -0:'8c.
Dealers rates tor city treasury notee weie -
per cent discount Buying. and Is selling.
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River Intelligence.
OFFICE or THE DAILY REPUBLICAN, I
De. DAY MORNING. JanuavN %. 1871. !


"kATHf- brsiSsS-, hEc.Il esteIdav "is lo'rly
day. IL was bright ana mia during the morning
ard afternoon Dut toward evening IL gre" quite
emily. BUSINESS on the ieVee vas more ;'ctive
than on thepfeceqiilS Gays OF tht week anu SNIP
Mcnts were quite heaFF m some OF 1he trades
Among IN" arrivals were the Era no ., iIonl hed
river, win a me mp OF freight; wade Hampton
from Fort Adams with lar cargo: Belle lazno win
G0od tfp ana 81. JoHn' Win me Ca 80 OF sugar
and moIasses. m
g. me departures were: lAe importer, 10 Fort
Smith, with iine freight trip ana scveTa' Nissen
gers a. Ii. Duriee 10 shreveport VITA splendid
trip OF passengers ana good freight list. Freight
rates are hrm. we understand that some OF ne
steamers are being furnished with coal at ono dol
lar anu twenty-five cents per barrel. Fart OF IN,
expected coal aect we understand, VIII be enabled
10 set 'niou3n ~; Wlihou' h!ucn NOR" de!aS. !eie
grams from Plttsburg announGe the departure de
from tHa poL! OF ,'..oc bushels OF Goai, lo'oeo
bushels OF which is ;or NJ y Orleans. We sincerely
hope tins ne" supply VIII come through quickly
a-its advent at THIS port would be hailed with
delight, ana "ouin chn7e renewed activity anon.
our coinmerce, -h,P",cEes IRON louisville , an
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LONDON.

Conference on the Eastern Questionable
lief that Bourbuki has Gained VIC
tory-Bombar dluent of Paris Ceased.
Especial to the New York World.l
LONDON, January 1.-The conference on
thc Eastern question held an informal SEES
sion to-day, and adjourned to the twenty
fourth.
1t is believed that General Bourbakl has
gained a victory and raised the siege OF
BelfOrt.
The bombardment of Paris ceased to-day.
Especial to the New York Herald
LONDON, January 1.-The conference
met to-day, Earl Granville presiding. A
communication relative to French repre-
sentation was read, but no action was taken.
Although the proceedings are kept strictly
secret, it may be confdentially stated. that
Russia formally declares in advance that
the action Of the conference must be with
out prejudice to the abrogation OF the neu-
trality of the Black Sea. which has already
been accomplished by the acts OF the his-
sian government
In regard to the rumors OF peace pro
positions being made at the conference.
Bernstotf is under strict orders from the
Russian government to oppose any intro
duction Of the subject. or 20 withdraw from
the convention unless such OveituTes pro
coed directly from France.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-20
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Observation-Disclosures. Bell. Yaz"o-o5,. bales
cotton and sundries ~
GRAND VIEW-Stea,ner Bannock Ctv-lH hhds
smear 22l bbls mOlasses and sundrIes
BATON ROLGE-Steamcr 81 John lttbtes cot
ton "a SKIS seed cotton t32 hds sugar Az bbs noas'
ses and sundric'
LOWER COAST-Stcamer San Nichoias--o1 hfsls
3I4 bbls molasses loi hah-bhis. mola,se. and sum
dries 49, 800 49,
LOBDELI.S STOHE-Stcamer W Pike-5li
hid, SUGAR $50 bills mOaSscs TO bales cotton lJt SKIS
cotton seed Il SKIS seed cotton and sundries
LOBDELL'S STORE-Steamer Bart Able bales
cotton 50 SKIS seed cOttO, 235 hlds sugar ri bbls
mOlasses and sundiies 80
FORT aADAMS-Steamer Wade Hampton--if3
bales cotton 50 SKIS cotton seed 10 SKIS seed cotton
:, hhds sugar 105 bills molasses and sundries
UPPER COAST-Steamer Myrtie-32 hhds sugar
I29 bbls molasseS and sundries
WHITEHALL pLANTATiON-Steaner tiolic-
2G5 hhds sugar i9T bbls mOasses -! haii-bbs moas-
SEES and sundres
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Fra No 2-ol: bale. cotton
l34 SKIS bOis dare seed
By THE EAILEO\D>.
NEW ORLEANS MOBILE AND CHATTANOOGA
RAILROAD JANUARY 1873 bales cotton and sun
dries .. 49,, .u, ,,.,,,,,,,
NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH
ERN RAILROAD. JANUARY i9-lilt bales cotton and
suudrv produce - nn
MORO ANS LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
January 1922 bales cotton sk. seed cotton
1872 SKIS seed cotton 3t3 hhds sugar COL bbs lnoiis
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tai. 8. fr.I Sheriff OF TN. Parish of Orleans.


Charlie. Iedix w.. Ea rbara siren. Wife of
). 'a,A,olien.-Seventh DstI.s: Court Tor the
Iof VIRTUE OF i WRIT OF FiKsI FAC1As
ID to me directed by the Honorable the
the above entitled cause. will proceed to sell at
public auction. at t!. Merchants and AuctiOne.rs'
Exchange. ROYAL street. between Canal aud Gus
tomhouse streets: in the Second District Of thus
CITY, on WEDNESDAY. February II, l81l. at twelve
O'Clock NJ. the following described property. to
The uud;, :dr hall interest OF the defendant in
and to-
movements thereon situated in the suourb Avart
City OF Jefferson designated by the numbers
eighteen, nineteen twenty, t~ent, one. twenty
prised within icvee, Bell. Castle. Jersev aud
Vamont streets: said lots adjoining. aud fronting
on Jersey street. Lots mum otIs ei:hi.en e,e*n
thirty rect front, by depth Ot one hundred and
ten leet. between parable! lines. Lot number
twenty three forms the corner Of Jersey and val
mont streets. and measures t"eaty-siX feet AID
six inches front Jersey street. more less by
one hundred and ten feet, ten inches in depth and
! from. valm"ut street. b, one hundred and ten
rect the line dvdn. II from lot number TWEEN
tv-tno. will, width III the rear o., thirtyeight
| t,-t three inches. AhoE" "i "ss. A.! AheE"al.
| Ueaelr"
| , EIGHT LOTS OF GROUND, u SAL ,anbour:
Avart City OF Jefferson square number thirteen,
| bounded b. Jersey. Sonat. Duio>sat ana Lau1e!
streets designated ny numbers one. tuo. three.
four. hvr. SIX. nine and "ishtt.n Numbers one TO
81. have The same depth. to-UIt One handrtd
AID ten scet. between parallel .Iies and front.
e,.i.. Jersey street. to-"it: Lot number one.
.n,:v fce; lot number tHo thirt. feet: lot 8
MIN oers three. four. aud sin each thir,ytwO
feet, .ot number nine has thrt three feet front on
| Soniat street aud u depth Of one hundred and
:weut-iive feet. between parable! lines lot NUM-
ocr eighteen has front of thrt three feet on
Duipssa, street. and idepth OF one hundred and
| invent five feet. between parable! INES.
,. TWO LOTS. i'll square bounded ,. laurel,
J.rs.. EaIInont and Belle Castle streets.
designated as numbers and two: mum.
~. nIeasurln. thi!''-s"vcn Tee; front
. on J.rS., street ~ one hundred and ten
! Zee: zen inches i'll depth front on Val
mon. street: hundred and tea fee, the line
d!y:d n il IRON lot number tao. and tw.Atv five
! fee. .h.ce incht, the rear line. 10. numi+1
tao measures thirty-tVo t'-t front Jersey
street. by one hundred and ten tee: - de,.h. be-
.Heen onTalir. lines.
Seized IN the ABOVE sr4t.
Te.ns-Ca,ll the spot.
g. - SACvcNES
Ia. ..; os an orc
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= Inv wire via Cincinnati, st. Louis ana

or by wire via Cincinnati. st. Louis and
Omaha.
The Legislature of Nebraska yesterday
elected X. w. Hitchcock United States sen
ator. The entire Democratic vote and the
vote of all Republicans elected to the Leg
isIature on independent tickets. were cast
for Hitchcock rs an INSTRUMENTATION can
didate.
River InteIiigence.
SOUTHWEST PASS, January ~. L. NJ
Barometer 1920. Wind east northeast. very
light. Arrived: Steamship Hercules. at Lao
z. H., Doughty master. from Philadelphia,
to William Creevy; schooner Heyer, Poland
master. two days from Mobile, in ballast to
Jones & Co No departures
PASCAL OUTHE, January II, u 4. M
Wind north, light. No arrivals Sailed:
Steamship Lavaca at 800 T.. M.
EICksBul,G, JANUARY i9-Passed down:
II. NJ. Sllrcvc at A. NJ, Virginia at . L.
NJ Up: Potomac at II A. Nj. River rising
Weather clear and pleasant
MEMPHIS. january l9.-i'asscd down:
Carrie kountz, Nile, Bee and Barges. River
rising. Weather clear: mercury 20.
ST. LOUIS. JANUARY l".-No arrivals or
departures.
water.
Weather modcratug. but not thawins
much.
PlTrsnuRG. January l9.-Weather clear
aud pleasant.
The Hiopongahela river has ten feet
eight inches i'll the channel and is taIiin.
rapidly.
CINciNHATI. January lo.-Thc river has
twenty-eight feet in the channel.
Arrived: Messenger, from New Orleans.
LOUISVILLE, January l9,-Rivcr about
two feet higher. and further rise antici-
pated Weather clear and cold. Arrived:
Silver Eioon and Alaska. from Cincinnati:
Waunita, from New Orleans; Minneola,
from Memphis. Departed: M'nneo!a. fox
Cincinnati. and Waunita for Pitt,hurg.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-20
SHERIFF'S SALES.
Francis Thomas, .jr., ~. Charles Wash.
inrton-SiXth District Court for the parish OF
Orleans No. 1853.

Francis Thomas, Jr.. W. Charles Wash.
inrton-Sixth District Court tor the parish OF
Orleans. No. 1858.
10y VIRTUE OF WRIT OF SEIZURE AND
- sale, directed by the Honorable the Sixth
District Court for the parish OF Orleans, IN the
above entitled cause, to Thomas L. Ma xwell, late
Sheriff and by said late Sheriff to me- transferred,
I will proceed TO sell at public auction, at the
MERCHANTS and Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal
street between Canal and CustOmhOuse streets. in
the Second District of this city OH SATURDAY,
February H. 1871 at twelve O'Clock ~, the following
described property, TO wit 49,
ONE CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with
all the rights ways. privileges and appurtcnances
in East Botilisnv, il the Sixth District OF
the city OF New Orleans, late the City
of Jefferson. in this state, in square
number twenty-five, which is bounded by Live
Oak MarenaO, Magazine and Constantinopc streets,
and des gnated by the number three, Oh a sketch
marked SC" and annexed to an act of deposit
passed before James d. Augustn notary public i'll
the city of New Orleans, on the twenty second
March 1869 The said lot three measures twenty
nine feet front Marengo street, by depth of
one hundred and twenty feet between parallel
lines, being one of three lots of ground which
Fra ncis Thomas, Jr., acquired by purchase from
the heirs of Mr.. and Mrs. Laurent Mlllaudon, by
act passed before said James ID. Augustin. notary
public on the twenty fifth March, 1859. Being the
same property acquired by defendant herein by
purchase from plaintiff, by act passed before
William H. Pascoe notary public, on the seven
teenth day of November, 1872.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
ialo IS fell Sheriff Of the parish Of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-20
a TALE OF HORROR.
A CoOiic Ship DestfRyfd by Fire-FOu
Hundred and Twenty-Five C0Olie


Hundred md T>0enty-Five Coolies
Burred-The Ship Set on Fire.
The fact of the burning of a coolic ship
has been .,5cady stated IL our columns.
We COPY the following details from the New
York Ycraid:
Again ,rr we called upon to chronicle
anoil-s i....o! of tho traffic in coolies. The
Peru Wan ship Uncowa,- from Macao, China,
for Caliao, was set on fire by some OF the
coolic, VII IN near Neptune Island; They
succeeded i, accomplishing their hellish III,
icntion too wei, for after the discovery OF
the fire ali attempts to extinguish il was IN
vain. When ii WAS found that there was
| no hope ,emainins of saving the hhip the
captain. o,'ictrs and crew were compeiied
to take t" &c boats, and leave thel: .!ving
freight rs food for the devo.,iinG els ment.
They we're picked, mp by san Salvador
ship. the Jalapor', together with one nun.
dro,i ana ta-ive epoiies, and w-re landed
| On the islnld Of Java. -Four hundred and
twenty ;i>e coo,ie, persisted in The flares.
We have his reformation from letter
| dated Batavia, November l6.
The iIncowa was formerly an American
ship. and although under the Peruvian flag.
was probably ST., owned by Americans.