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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-01
BY TIE GRAPH.
LATEST NEWS FRON ALL POINTS
CONFERENCE ON INCOME TAX
TIE NEW OATH OF OFFICE
"!::H :RNIST!cs BEGAN AND fHDs
iec.i5n: the People Of Paris
WASHINGTON.

Horse PrDceeiings on Income Tax Nom
COnrurred In-COnference Committee
Appointed ed-frOcecdinRs for Recovery
Os Vaine of the One ei,la-- nas>nge Of Bill. :.
in the HOn-c--Ncw Oath Of Office The
cherokee Chief. Downing. al Wa .hiDg-
ton.
" A>l.>..T"~ January :I-.Scon.-
proceeding, Ut the House on the income tax
were non n-CoHCurreu III.
Conference Committee was appointed
TODAY.
The revolutions wc!comn: the Fcni,n,
were referred 70 the Committee on Foreign
Relations
4 bil! ~ preserve the purity O: election.
was introduced.
The cases u; the Georgia Senators were
resumed and discussed 10 the execll,:y. .cs-
SON. wilca the Senate adjourned.
Noo,e.-A h.N passed. orderin. tina; pro
ceciing> h instituted tor the recovery Of
:hc value OF the United States steamer
tne!d", :,:n down by the British steamer
bombay.
4 a:l I, extend the provision. Of Tie
.:gicniir.a! ae; to Mississippi passed
ia. III! tcnetitn. soldiers .ai.ols and
Their families passed.
The Hor-" appointed 4 committee on III.
D.-l .rp"aling the income tax.
Ile h.i. ap,ropria;in. slJ.on@ for :!c ex-
ptN,cS ot ii. Southern Outrage Committed
passed
NJ Butler, from the Committee on Re
construction. reported back. with recon
:airn,ia.i"a that it do pass the Senate A
bill prescribing an oath of Office ~ he
taken o. persons who participated il thc
late rebellion. but who are not disqualified
rom holding office ly ,hc tour;ccn.l amend
Lleut y. the constitution.
NJ. Ma nar,: argued against the hiN "a
N cI:ec: 'el,c:tln. til. test oath act H..
hoped the House would hesitate ,,efo.n
taxing 50 important. So Fundamental! and
.i;evoCai,.a :! step.
Nix. Mo;.v ar.Ue.; ..s to the in.onsi .,c..cy
o. abo.:e'i.i- ti,t. test oath. for tho>. who
could no: tax. it. aud r.tain;u. it 70. .ilo,c
who could:
Mr.. fa:n-w"rth took y like view y: the
.cSuGdl'v and incongruitv "f the bill.
siT. Porte. argued against the polio: u: !,
measure which would throw open appoint
M"nt- - public Offices of cx-rebelS. H..
wantsn rather to see som" legislation 70
protect the ioval people of the South
Ny. Cox favored the bill. as IA step tcw..id
-:"onSt.rctioa and reconciliation.
The i:"rsa. without .ii-ros:n. q. IA.
~, ,:.,a. adjourned.
lew, Downing. the Cncro:.c. Chic: T.
.'"rt.i! H-st>>inaird. l. here.
The government has favorable aLv:...
c',ar.!in. ti!r iehuantcprc ship canal.
I.' COmmti.c Oil Southern Eutrac.s
:E,'NC:. t.rc" North Carolina wi.ncssc,
TO-DAY. $40 testified that most o.. the
::O!h: tax. -IrN out oI s.c.c. political
so c:ot!c-.
I'll. >n,'. confirmed JOHN y. .l.:n..
-. ASSISTANT Treasurer at Charleston. No
>',:....:I :. ..Ginltious mad: ,ud.v.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-01
NEW YORK.

i:ovrr:E:r:i~ Very Strong->ou,hcrn.
Du!:-Appeal for Renewed Sub.rrip.
zion. % German Patriotic Fnnd-Ge-.
:aan Steamship. through the English
(harn.!-FrOm Chief I'm = ginecr Te:.uan-
tsp.c Railway Company.
SEVs N"RK. January -. E:cnn:.-
None very easy at ia ) = cent. Ste.liny
exehan." trm. Gold ma. Governments
are very strong: ;iv.-tventie- of 1862 lI)',
Southern securities I:lii. Tc.lncss.es. S:I ;
N.rrini.> "!. new t0l.: Louisiana s;xe. 90
new %: Leyvc skies /. eights 80: Alabama
eight; 90: fves ~: Georgia skies 81.
>.ycns s.: North Carolinas it'9. new -:
South Ca.olina> -. new -.
Arrived Steamers Franc. Wright. xiv.
;ng>ton and Aradne. Arrived out: i.c.n-
iEg'on. Nes"lute ana Br.d-ewate-.
Irim" discounts as. co!t strong
and Quit" active. Skies Of 1881. i33; !;
.iv.-:w.n,ic- OF ,S6., iio5.: .!E;. four.
ll0; s;N,y-,ive-. 10: new. ioS7s: sky
seven>, t"''-: >iNty-..@i.t-. l'9l.: ;ea-
;orti.s. 1924.
The NoI;!. German C"nsu. ::cDeYa' al
This pert has published an apI,ea. - IT,"
Germans ct this country for renewed sub
strlutloHs {" III" German patriotic fund.
He states that III: Evropean wax during it-
latte: peilo! has caused Germany more
sa@r!!iec- than during its former: THAT 4
ssvers winter has increased 'he sutterings
in Germany fro:n III. war and she ha. not
only 70 provide tor her own wounded and y
large number 81 W"nu.lel French soldiers.
Hu, els" /" -"Vuor: :boU. ;e0.ct1 French
i.ri.nI.!s,
Ihc con lH.:.u cf ~. .::nis.ics q. P..::-
viii enable .he German steamers - Resume
the;r t'irs through the En.iis!, channel.
from v':i.' ;i", have for several :Eon:!..
been Hri..h ~ French cruisers.
Colonel I. i. Williams. chiefsa.in.. ..
:he Te..a;.:."pc. Railway Conpan.. tee
graphs 80 Havana to ;h" rre>i,.. n. q. 80.
company u. Nrw York as tolo"..
Mr.A,I!!>>. Mexico. Janl:pr; .!-M~-
sci. ana A'a. Ct eng 9inecr>. with U::. !n..i;-
,n'h', and 'a:A? eqt,ipagc. were a.! ,atc.;
landed :rcnl the United States WI. s:cam.;
H'Ps''. after a very f"ug,, passage. T.c
next day n,'i a commissioner ir,,t.s.nti,.
II" h"HiC.ln government, and o; ~. ".i.i.
v" 1ntnc".l..A the COMMENCEMENT: -. "iir
scr. tt imposing ceremonies. IN: in::ri
States 'a,sl: an'l part q! Ca:.,ain >htt.l,it
""'.:H a.; participate! "a :n, ceremonies.
:"-.:.I.. So. ~. N. xic,n official. ,3H.,tc,
'i',,.n .-. Captain >hiic'.;t> ."F".:. .i..,.
YOU vi ';:l. confirms n" previous si.vvev.
=. .i:F' :-''l,:' L'i '.I:"r>..a.,- -!...t :cI.
/. 49, '.'' water cu ia" .,.,n:' -. the
t"-..' -: 3. ''.r 49,, -. -
E.".. ..
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-01
WHOLE NUMBER ll63.

points. after a contest of three hours and q
half.
LONDON, January 81. 2:3O p. M.-The re-
..Sse!nbiin. OF the conference was again
postponed in consequence of tho illness of
Earl Granville.
Postal communication between London
and Paris has been rcopencd.
I'll" PrUs-ans are driving cattle into
Paris to feed the population.
NBismarck has notified the British Foreign
Officer that the Dieppe line alone is at
present available for the transportation of
provisions to Paris. but that until sufficient
supplies can be received. the Germans will
slar" their stores with the citizens.
The execution of the terms of the con
vention between Bismarck and Favre pro-
ccedcd yesterday without Interruption.
AS the French forces We're again advanc-
ing south OF the Loire the Prussians
destroyed the bridge at Blois. This stopped
their advance. As the French subsequently
retreated southward. the fourth Prussian
reserve took TWO hundred prisoners at Pat
tervaut.
General Mantcuifcl cncloses the army OF
General Eourbaki on the Swiss frontier
He overlook the rctreatinc French west Of
Pon'arlirr. and captured Chappay and
>ambrecourt. with three thousand prisoners
ana six guns.
The Erho d, Nord asserts that general
oi the army Of Paris has committed suicide.
\" name gwen.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-01
Ion ;)O.:;.

.:s'":. .~..a (G,i.r- ~: va ...~..rs-
4 s.'cs;.' tr.S .'iai.r ID" :ia.:, ..
...'r. ca Er"oci-Ni,en the Nrr,:-l..r
;.,.::": ::r: ;,Esi..-tdVaore on Wage.
e :ci:Gn >p,nccr>-Eiii.ar.!.- ou....
'''e !..,niH PH.ipnnc!-L0n,:Ol c,.,i
- .'.- ;.,.;ai CcsH;nuniCn:ion Kcepcce.i.
i&e t!o-.u:: EEgHgrncrt>-&rIEy =:
E6arh,.E or TIE >Wi4. ;roE1icr-su..
eide .: a General.
IoyUoS. january "i.--.Ir crt:.. @. the
war steamer SLenantoail. beat hat t.! .he
Britai, war steamer Pelican. II a .ace IN
Iiavra LQb b0r. The American c.cy made
the Ittstcst time on record.
Tie arinistice began instantly AZ Paris.
and three days later III the departments,
and expires ON the nineteenth Of February.
at noon.
The cotton spinners at Bolton House have
conceded an advance of five per cen; Oh the
wages of the wOrkmen.
An interesting game of billiards was
played at st. James Hall, last night, be-
tween Roberts and Bennett. The former
won by three hundred and sixty-thrse
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-01
THE CITY COTNC....

Th. Mayer announced ,'csars Shaw
Lewis and Walton as directors Of tie O;e
iousas Railroad Company on the par. OF .:.e
| city.
| Mr.. Bonzano :coortcd fa~ocabl. upon in
towboatS. Adopted
Mr.. Le*.- natl. = rcpcr: I2:a::v. to the
decay.l condition Of yas pipes around
| public squares. authorizing the Gas Com.
rtny - dlSuonEe": thc same from their MAR
pipes. and authorizing the same company
Adopted.
a resolution :or aIvc:::s;u, - sh...... ig.
Mr.. West. lies ovc..
Tn" proposition o.. -- Ci,nn Ii .;..n! .e:
layin, ct:.i,>. &C.. ~: Jackson -. ct.
Adopted.
The Department: q: !;nprsv..n,r.- -
ported resolution ~ a.ccp. the iii o;
James Fai,on, 70: i,v.;, sidewalk, o., ..:-
tain streets. Adopted.
BY Mr. Shaw: Resolution FOR s..:::,:,..,:
OF r"rtan .cccuii:'.
i. NJ. Walton: l.. solution author. i'm.
markets ~: lie ..olth cf JANUARY :. the
mont, oi February. Also.
Th" i"!owin, i,ropp-itioa Wa received
tron til" Si.ip island Cana! Co.nauv:
The company n abandon all .igh.s 20
drainage :,lni. They vi! cancel Their con
tract with Jefferson 20: the 7ayn. Of $50
$50 !.r ,.'ii;:In :oi twenty-five" .y@ar. for tie
W." %: IL" co!il.j:iv'- t!aIna.. The cnl.-
vany - abandon a.: rights 70 Con.tc,.c.
their cana. Or lc:ce- with, :.c ,:rv limits
u:.tii .i!e city .ha.. have fully competed
system o. drainage. and :hc canal ne: 70 BE-
CONSTRUCTED to :i:e:ter. with that 'i:a;uag,
system. l.; co,npeu-at:uE H. .!t- I. pay
the company $50. 800 -
referred - Administrator. o. Improve.
n,.:lt> (" rcp'!. ucxt wy,,.
\ petition from y! !. Fern. nd: :. to.
ali c".o:".! prisoners nov IN .h. Work lou,c
and employ :l.':E AZ as plantation ~ IL
teen 'i"..ar> :,r .u"n'h.
y resolution providing &: ~ ae'i'.'-
M.n. q: claim, o: Chattanooga. Railroad
t"ln,aa: s.. oj":lin. Claiborne. street.
w!!lri. II. ..tH ia. ::...i g %. n vu:n:,i-
anr, "'i. Legislative a..-. Les Over
81. H..ton reported. :!,iv-. Sc :: :. :. pei
;.on .:.ail-t ..:.c:>>.". !.."- Gn .iAi;...
.A;o.,:.,.
\ :--".;.. u ..::.n,;,i.: -. .".-.. q: ,io:-
:r; y !;."Hl q" ;Wu years, a.. lots On ,h..
nattm:.. ..."..H Iu-!o.O's"u-c AMI Gross
man >.:..t~. ":..: ....nt.n. them :i.o ;.:.!.c..
vi ..s, in. :, s:..!n engine. Les .N...
An .:.i:.ll,:." ..;t..y.i..n. Z. >.:..ciN. u.
with :!1r i'o.ie" ~. = .. Jefferson. .',:ou:c..
.t;:': ":':r'.n. Il" t.'ym.c:.. 4. .:c,.i
!.:!.-. -: :".rl adjourn, i.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-01
LIVERPOOL.
Arrival Of Cotton Ship..

L;.E::r"o:.. january 30.-Arrive.i: Steam.
c;> Abv.,inia. from New York. with 1867
bale. d cotton: Heivetia. with 1854 bales,
C!:v O. Paris. with leo bales: Nebraska,
with i.0: bales Ship Bridgewatcr. from
Savannah. with i6l3 bales: ship Roselle.
from New York. with 1916 bales; ship
LcaEingtc1. from New Orleans. with 2773
bales: ship ReSolute. from Mobile. with
;!oS' bales. bris J. l.. Phe from Galveston.
with l0l5 bales. Tota! import Of cotton for
t..c iar. .3.H.o bales.
iIvEEpooi.. January 3l-Arrivcd: Steamer
Siberia, from New York. with 1900 bales;
sl;p Progress. from Mobile. with i249 bales.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-01
EELSCELLANEOUS.
So: - Consolidate ST. LOui. City and
COuniY.


-. LoUl> January 3l.-A bill was intro.
incsi IN the Missouri Legislature today to
consolidate the county and city OF St. Louis
under one government and extend the
limits OF the city so as to embrace the entire
county. Many radical changes are pro-
posed several offices are abolished, and
elective offices materially reduced in mum.
,cr. A bill providing for a constitutional
convention was also introduced.
An appeal has been issued by severa.
prominent lri.hmen here calling for aid to
bring the families OF the released IrisA
patriots to This country.
River IntelliGencs.
SoC'r":.>E Pass, Janua,v 81. s p. M
Barometer ..9:G0: weather calm. Arrived:
Steamship Agnes. at A. NJ. Frallu. mas.
ter, from Galveston, 70 &. a. Whitney &.
Co.. schooner Florence Shay, Coombs, mas
ter. nineteen days from New York. with u
general cargo. to GA. Fosdicl, 4 Co.:
spanish bark l!er,nania. Joicde. master,
seven days trom Havana. IN ballast to
AvenGano Brothers. schoonc: Welcome.
Hunter. master, twelve day. from U,illa.
with fruit 20 L. Iramon:ana. captain
'iun:eg repo:.s havin. experienced heavy
galc on The twCnty-sey.Dti. instant. from
the northwest.
NaM,!!i-. january 81. weather cloudy.
mercury -. Rive. rising. Down: julia
..ui W ! Lewis,
N!,H-n'Hs. J,ni,,: u Passed up:
Belle Eazco at ana Alexander Mitchell at
I. -. Down: Gi"a, Ee,...;!c nt: and
:a:chr1 ~ s Y. Il. River rising, "catheS
clear and coo.
louisville. !aAuarr 3l.--Ihc r.v.r !,ar
.:S.u tvc.v" ,lcil's and ~ s'i!! rising. with
::vr 'c.'. ii III, inches ia the chute and seven
i..t si.n. niche, i'll the cana. Weather
pleasant :,!i day: slightly cooler :i.s after.
G"oi. ana cloudy. Leaves i". New Orleans
'U-incr.c~: io.1. vita C"s.. sr4 Charles
:'0HMaY..
- i.ou... .'a~r.,Y :I..--Ar-:v,.:: Lock.
""r', rem Ned :i..T: Eci.s Nc.srl:... CITY
q: I.iso .n.; Nonn,aiHce.. .:.m Ca.r.. ii.
=. 'l.r"e!. Mound City .nl Me. :.om
" k-.u... i..!l. ..ors A,'.A,.as ..rc-.
'."n.rt.' s..D.:"w. iur H.w E...ans:
g.. a.i". -: We: .h,.g: May N D,n.:d,
~ Hr!.. .,G..
:,.'ec -: - :n,:.e. r~. !. -. ~ see:
.o'.I.". H". HEY co...
Cs>,.>:.-. .'.nG..r :i-..v.~ .".n:y
..". = In '...nn.i. IL, .!"- :s.r. :.,: III
''"t -: a. .DUt-: .:::'r,.r. i.l' an.i.-
t..' =. d.. Arrived: -. a'...Ix.. from
l ....''. Departed: Ali".'. i'r,.e 40.
: 49,. barge, ~! Mo..i. Ei.,FJ.;,s New
: ."".G- :i.i.ir... - Ar.;.s =. liver.
v - '.,".. ".r..v i. Wa =
:. >. j" b. aol.. ''9sshtg.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-01
.1->RAI.T-'.
BOInestic Markets.

=" H.ai,. January 81. E,csn.-Co:.
10 dull and heavy; sales to-day 230o bales:
'l.ddl;ng upiands l5l.c. Flour: Southern
good to choice s. 60 a s -. Whisky heavy
at % 95l4c. Wheat heavy and lower:
winter red and amber Western 81 90 al 81,
Corn &c better: IS a 90c Pork dull:
new a S43, Beef firm. Lard fcm; kettle.
rendered l3l2c. Naval stores alc tirm.
treights little firmer
CINCINNATI. January 3l.-Cotton dull and
dropping; mddling l4sse: Flour scarce
and firm; family Sc 75Q6 90. Wheat scarce
fair and prices advanced ear 50 a $50. Rye
81 03 al 05. Oats 42052c. Pork dull and
LQQNTNUDn on RI0HHR nAnI
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-01
REMOVALS..

+ Rh-Ho' AI-...''...''...'...''.'.. EInO'AL'
The rnde,s:- -nei has removed his STONE YARD
fro:l tae old stand. on Cusomhouse street, to the
ARTIFICIAL FREARSTONE YARD,
PovGrae street, between Locust and F.eret
streets and the Office TO No 50 Natci-z street.
IN extending and consolidating his business with
the Frcar Art!nCii! Stone Company. he would
press his thanks to generous public. the patrons
anu friends or a business of tlliGt y-eight wears
standing ii this city. and would solicit cOI.tin:.
OF the to ths Louisiana tr...r Stone Man
u:actuEing Company. NEWTON RICHARDS.
Referring - the above. tls FREAR ARTIFICIAL
STONE COMPANY viii t;ruleh their STONE. also
Granite and marble for ai purposes Gf h'it,djaS,
fronts of stores and dwellings, steps window o.ll-
HnteIs, touiDs. moruinelCs ....ga. TO. San4ust.
yards. -aT dtn- walks. etc.
Particular attention OF property ho:!e.s, arcIi
tacts ard builders called to The Ar:InCia Frctr
StCne. offered beduti.u! ard er0uoTuica
substitute tor brick and pasre;.d fronts Of build
ing5 and suitable Tor CoT1i:cS, 2Uox tx y,UHiuSs,
wa Copiiys, front fences. etc.
NEWTON RICHARDS, President.
JANIS CLARK Secretary.
Depot for the sale OF RICHARDS CAPE LINE.
oy.fS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-01
ITALY,.

Dcbn:c "n Papa! i;uarantces ClO.cd-AufO-
graph letter from Emperor William to
.he Pope.
FLORENCE. JANUARY 31-The debate in
Parliament ON Papal guarantees has closed
An explanation was made bv the govern
nent that the responsibilities it proposed to
assume toward the Pope. were virtually
the same IS those adopted by the advice of
Coun: Cavour. with relation to the liber-
ties of the Church. and that the practical
effect OF this policy would be to exempt the
Pope from subjection to any temporal au-
:hov;ty.
RoM., January 30.-Von Arncln. the:
German ambassador at Rome, has presented
70 the Pope an autograph lettcr from the
Emperor William. thanking his Holiness for
his peace counsels. and expressing concilia-
tory views. No reference is made 70 tenn
i'o..l power.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-01
LILLE,

Ircpre s.ion Favorable to the Armisiice.
L,.L.. January 30-The impression here
j. rather favorable to the arInisticc than
otherwise. with disposition to wait and
near .oai.t,o.is before deciding upon tutura
OiaHs
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-01
BRUSSEL$.
Prsvis;oN- Going FOrward-Rcpair Of
K8ilrOad.

BEC,,.'-. January 30.--Imncnsc quaint.
ties o' provisions are going forward The
railroad Vi, Soissons Will be repaired in
:ortvei "a. hours. and a direct line will be-
;H.iS N Nig at DAYS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-01

ChIdreu i.2 ve been ~ crammedr Will,
study Ia the Troy, New York schools, that
physicisns have found it necessary to inter-
Poae and prescribe, net drugs, but fewer
lAeaca,,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-01
Opposition - III. Morgan :.;n.,

Wcco:y :ir Following s:.:::re;. c:..:..
;..n til" ',ai:o>tJn i;:'r.iH-
L!.'. :..ea';- N on -. cr.:..ncrria' !.u.-
yol ~ Galveston. Wh'.- Ike ,:t..cr, have
u.."...r aroused 70 tiieI- oHn Interests. ant,
are ..v:>lH. Was ard means :oT increased
inl certain communications WIZ. Tie i'll
terror :. forward: imports ..i :" rec.:,,
.'t"'il:c". : marked, and "" hope, sU,,cs,
N. attempt l. beng n..,!r 20 ":.rc-c TIE
Mor-an monopoly 4.o.H ."w Orleans. II
'n. T"H.s railroad ans: Houston pi::c;
Navigation: Company i,- heavy uion TIE
c"!nIL":..t. >ton"..! o. Galveston. .:v.H. il
tie nightmare. Nv:gan. oL. a" u,.lc" SIDE.
has his 800. u.o: :I> ;c.l -t...l, IN, !:
without reason.
81 i..: -: Chattanooga Ealgoat; Com
pan: !ia. !. ,Csd Oh TIE Lne IRON New Or-
leans I; determined opposition. The steam
ship k.l>" mas made one -lir. ana If patron
;z'a n..i b. II" pioneer OF u ;crinauen.
In, II = -" IN: merchants ot Galveston
- act. ana for them alone. VIII they wear
the brass collar o. Morgan. Or not II j.
in!. ~ -,.|. "ie: = permanent line DE csta'.-
il,i,c,. frs, aud al. vii. then patroni.. il =.
p.trci.-: :ie line and make il permanent
The mott" of t"-,i..y is not "striiN. the iro:,
while 1t j. ho'." but strike the iro, unit,
i, gets hot" Il faint heart nt.ver Won fair
laIr," surely :iM.d action ntysr secured
Galveston send more ircieh, to the wliarv.s
al New Orleans t.!an the kelSo can take
ana We viii have another steamer alongside
ot her n cooperate: then, double TIA:
freight. arr, you will have four steamers.
and, il necessary. eight. It j. SIMPLY ti.
question whether the merchants a. C.i-
weston :eion- ~ Charles Morgan. cr arr
>clfiu'eper.ir bc:r-.. determined :.
s.an' by these who "tl.r - - them Il
--f,.ns ,,..,s
inl- line ot steamers 'r":u = y Orleans
l. 90 experiment. Int is backed :.v .,upi,
capital, ana - Hvt .ee!iH:: H.. ,.:i.c cont
dence.
~ an interview Nco,r,,:., -. Il gentle
;nan tlnu. New orleans. uc i"trn ,i.i- i..
WIS informed ~ sir. rG.'is. tic ac"n; ~
The Chat:"novg.. rai.:oa,.. :t..s; ::I'v VIII
ccHnn,tr ":th Morgan i"r ;lic '",as trade
IL the, iGiv" competed with hiu. success
t:,:y iar t,c Mobile a~., Ia. .hcv are
il,-rryin" the Cha:tano"-. r"t.i :, Donald
son':lt". o., the Mississippi ri:"r, thence to
:tlr.i!ioI! bay on It's way to T..as. When
il reaches Ec:lu'iion BAY in a t.,x months
steamers such as The kti>, vii! he ~: on
from Galveston and indiau"ia (, that point.
there lrect the railroad. and passengers 90
PLACED in New Orleans FIVE !i".lrs ahead "
h.,r.an,s passengers. ii l." '';t> any al 'hat
time. tcvnliiicn ,:a; - si&.y miles nearer
III" Texas lire. and j, a hct..r L:v than III.
A'chat;tiaya and r.; it lii" Chattanooga
railroad ':;n make ii" trip to NtIv Orleans |
IN seventeen hours. and VII. ...lr". les |
taaa a. l.:.cr doI,i.i-.
Il regard - ;hi. inform ZION new tina: !
bt:- merchant. -. moving III every ..i!cc !
ton .cr ;.Cv2m.3..a /. ,hr,r trade :!.n; :.in-
GeTc'. I@ j: H"i Ur.. ...' 'l..-I,, - uMt. :.n.:
urnlst = :t""rI rI,7;c" q" !ir' irc.- - ..ri.h !
=, n.cn -. ..n..:'- "a ;'.t i'm. The
: o. r-,.'; = e..'r, ~ =,
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Las: CT VARIABLE ST.. i;A>->-
T!o..-.n or ",1or :a,r" .u..,;..n. his
morning, Ncsscs. N:si. & .!",i.,..,i,. NJ i7U
Gravier street, advertise a: private -;.'-, al
a. great bargain, tn account oi departure,
tie lease of one Of the finest sugar p!an;a-
sions in the State, with two hundred and
seventy acres growing cane, labor contracts
made, stock, Implements and everything in
full blast, and in flno or1er and condition.
See advertisement.
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-" ...'.ta E.!}:"sf,. : ST: ~. i..a.
20. '". .;,' ~" :.iuc Eli !: i'.:.t.>s.ur
.r.',. W. ~ VAS >"v.u .:s... e. ,.,;.....
.... '.e.. ~" :..,e.c hi. .,ra.5a ,,v killing
~" 40 :. i..i ~',.n'c'n t"r-"S sn,: under
h,H. '":.~ ''p.u,'e'i thirteen :i,L.s. al.l had
ev,. 49," u. 81 luiy troi,- Sc: Elijah
ltE :, c.;:": ,";t!e to Cairo. and -ccs more
sAo::, :i'i.n ...,.y other living mln
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The Japanese.

~" Japanese troupe WI, "r.r 1T :hc
A':'i":ny ut Mus. y. NJ :ion.;a. night. ;hr
McHl'';i. 'pDD."l says ~: t!.cn:
i;.'- performances :rc Hunur- -,iUnah!y
fnr i'r-: N their lin" We have ever vii
:.".>''. In: ;'o>tiir!n.. .,"rui,artc aud IRA
."'>" r'"r't!"n',> ser" nothing short III
>"i'.i.r:,': am: IL: movements u,' Miss
l"i:l:,:i ~ IL" sly: rope were graceful
3.'. -"r:''--ir- excellent. Litrl. "Ali
i..'' ,.-t"u-hci lis. :s did Two other little
= :"'''. "n III" .rapezc and 81. ,umblcls.
C,'"ni. k,'''.ni. only three Years old. hyoI.oh.
TN h"u>" down by his butterfly and pv-
ran!s bend w:h .hr .iapncs. sword"
:s"ningeo, the blind Oriental Hercules,
{ u'!''d -rra: imtescst. as E.,,rF, Hy The. ,S-
eta! ~ .ne simple story "i hi. i:t. :.v the
nan;.Ger. - ty hi. really harri,l,.iI :.a:s.
lie lost has sight ana hi- wife a. a.. came
:!itf, foi lis faith a- Il Christian The .na,n-
moth tub performance IHi Tho shoulder
pet" ta.3nc.ng ar" Not by any ,e;tt, ,hc
Ir.s: .non. :. i.t OF extraordinary and
wonderful per !""n!ar.rs. The lc...r.c,n.in
was pretty wei, done. but ,.tN little OF i,
a. wei. a. !, p,'::!: 70 or. i..:::.c ."r:.r:u.v,