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White Surprise Oats.
Measured bushel weighs IS pounds.
HOYT a SPEAR, No. 5 Main St.

H-Keep the Blood Pure and avoid Fevers
by using a bottle OF Poland's Humor Doctor
the great System Remover, sold and recon-
mended by HOytE Spear.
RS-Do not wait for : Cough OF Kidney
Disease to go as Il anne but get Poland's
White Pine Compound to cure at once.
worm remedy in existencecombining harm
less qualities with delicious taste and amaK-
ing power. Sold by Hoyt & Spear.
will Ind q sovereign remedy In Dr.. Swettis
Female Strengthening Cordial Sold by
Hoyt q Spear. Hume s, ls70-lyr
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-04-26
Come One, Come Ait

And see that tremendous stool Of Crock
cry lust received at PEW & BROS.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-04-26

Dwelling Houses
Aprfi@-a T. J. Nolan.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-04-26
New Orleans SugarI
Something nice-opened this day
HOYT & SPEAR, Nos Main st.
SIeen Vel!

steep 1tis
And to do so scientifically, go 20 T~ruesdell
& Townsendis. and get a Bedstead, Springs,
Mattress and Pillow. and all the rest or your
furniture.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-04-26

New Orleans MOIasses
Always on hand. HoYTG SPEAR,
No. 5 Main Street.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-04-26

We nave JuSl hecNu
The finest stock or Baby Carriages that
ever came to Warren, PEW & BRO.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-04-26
Rare Chance

Scrap Iron
Bought at VIM. Richards & sons Rolling
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-04-26
For Hoop Skirts,
Prnm Prnnca.
Press rbr McLain,s under

Corsets, &c. go 70 the factory-King
new block, Main St., Warren, Ohio.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-04-26

Orders for Job Printing. such as Cards,
Bill Heads, Circulars, Hand Bills, Posters,
&c, may be sent by mail, n all orders
coming nom responsible parties Will be
promptly filled at the CHRONICLE ONCE.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-04-26
New Spring Style
CLOTHING!
FOR MEN AND BOYS.
HATS, CAPS
FURNISHING GOODS!
]. 8

]. GOLDSTEIN.
Also a large variety and
well selected stock Of all
kinds Cloths, and Oassimers.
which will be sold by the
yard, lower than at any 9th
er place, or made up to order
in latest style and by first
class Mechanics. Call and
see Us.
]. GoLDSTEIN.
Warren. o.. April ISL.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-04-26

nR. 10y, Physician and Surgeon,
hOmee aud residence G few rods South
o. the Atlantic & Great Western Depot,
where he can br consulted professionally.
Warren. q, April 70, ls7l-tf
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-04-26
Ashtabula County Soldiers, Colony.

The following is a letter from DR.. E.
L. King, Of the committee for selecting
location for the Soldiers Colony, pub
Hshed in the Ashtabula Sentinel Of the
18th. 1t viii be Of interest TO members
in this county.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-04-26
Lace Sannes


Lace Saques
And Lace Shawls. opened this morning at
GUNLEFINGER & BROS.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-04-26
Cards.

French Cloth Saques, the latest out, at
GUNLEFINGER & BROS.
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BOOTS AND sHnEs

Paae 70 order over the latest style n pss
Repairing doneneatly and atfsfsct -
anteed ~ the "Red Sign1 No *
Alngs New Block, near Maizena, No.
AFFA ., LSl-t.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-04-26
Meeting Of Council.
WARRrx. April p, ISL.

WARREN, April y, 1871.
Regular meeting Of Council. Present
Messrs. Gibbons, Jameson, Burton,
Wheeler, TruesdeI and Hoyt Minutes
Of previous meeting were read and APP
! proved. On motion, the matter Of Rscer-
tanning the boundaries OF South Main
Street with reference to the widening
thereof, was referred TO the Street Conn.,
mittee, and the City Civil Engineer.
The committee on fire and gas, reported
in favor Of paying the bill OF the War
rem Gas Light Co. referred to them at
last nesting. Said report was accepted
aud the bin passed accordingly as below.
The following bills were ordered paid
]. W. Brooks, Wstchman, night Of
AprilI, Gen. Fuud-.---."--fz "
Horace Bushnell, Watchmsn, night
of April I, Gen. Fund.---.......-.. 2 %
David Musser, Watchman, night Of
April 1, Gen. Fund-----..,.-..-. 90
E. Spear, ST., fee for opening re-
turns, = "
Z. Spear, Jr., fee for recording GER
uhcate ........... 1 "
E. Spear, Jr., bill of Election
..~...-..~.-. ) "
Levi Gaskili, work on toOls----,- s 80
do do do to date, Road..-50 IS
w. 6. L 90. gas foI City for MAJ.
III. W
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-04-26

-NNNWN-NWN
Insure against accidents in the Accident
Insurance Company OF Hartford, Conn
Cash Assets one million dollars. Apply to
WHITTLESEY ADAMS, Agent, Warren,
Ohio. loot. G-tL
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The Old Reliable

Pew q Brother won't be undersCid.
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ME-" n :
TWO SH0EMAKERS

HULL & MEASE have inst ons,
Aleoa leather and Findings Stors a.
being, as the think. q Judge. have seieefsI =
800 9lanLy q stock All those 10 wan
French and American CIR bemlseS %
Ak sole, and Findings OF ali degerfnffcDs
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-04-26
Land Plaster (!
Land Plnntrr
HAGoOD & ~sTRATToN,
Market st. Drug store,
Sernh Brushes

White-wash Brushes, and al other kinds
"HAPGoOD & sTARTTON-S.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-04-26

Black Yarnish for Leather.
Stove Polish. Carpet Tncks.
HAPGOOD & sTRATTON.
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Travellers Register.

MahOniHg DiViSiOn.-West.
eIuard ! Niles wARNlLev'b'g PhaTx
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AFns,Im,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-17
Steamboat Inspectors.

Tn" nineteenth annual meeting Of the
Board Of United States Supervising Inspect
ors OF steam vessels was held in Washing
ton last Thursday. and was organized by
the election of A. s. Bemis, Of Buffalo,
President, and William Rogers, of New
Orleans. Secretary. The board is COM
posed of the following named persons,
representing ten supervising districts in the
United States with the places and residence
respectively: First district, Samuel Guthrie,
San Francisco, California; second, Edward
A. Furguson, New York city; third, John
Newsham, Baltimore; fourth, Franklin Bur.
nett, st. Louis Missouri: fifth, Charles L.
Stephenson, Galena, Illinois; sixth, Samuel
Houston, Louisville, Kentucky; seventh,
John S. Devenney, Pittsburg, Pennsylvania;
eighth, absent; ninth, Osaph s. Bemis, But
falo, New York; tenth, William Rogers
New Orleans. The special business of this
hoard at the.annual meeting is to supervise
the general details of the inspection OF steam
vessels, their boilers and machinery, and
licensing pilots and engineers by the several
local Boards OF Inspectors throughout the
United States. and make such general rules
and regulations in pursuance of the laws OF
Congress for the safety of life and property
on board vessels propelled by steam az they
shall deem proper, and report the results
Of the service for the year to the Secretary
Of the Treasury.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-17
WOMEN AND CHILDREN FLEEING
CARGO or THE HORNET CAPTURED
SHARP ENCOUNTER WITH INSURGENTS
, WASHINGTON.

Dental Of q New York Report-Re-prmt-
ing Tens and T~enties Of n Nntionnl Bank
Observation-Disclosures of Bills-(:eOrgia
Members sworn ff-AnOther COlOred
('On9ressman-New York and WASH
tngtOn Air Line Railroad - Ocean Tele-
graph Bill lPassed-TYumbull Advocates
All Amnesty Bill--Nominations Con-
frmed-DOminican Expedition sails
To-MorrOw.
WASHINGTON January l6-In connection
with d recent statement published i'll New
York paper that Colonel krzyZanowski.
supervisor OF internal revenue Of Georgia.
that his life WAS threatened in Savannah.
Colonel krZyZanOwski telegraphs the fol
lowing to the Mayor OF Savannah II have
not made any statement to the reporter OF
the Herald, nor any other paper, a. being
notified by you of my unsafety in Savannah
The whole matte: as Ia your city being in
vented"
The Secretary OF tie Treasury wri,es to
the Committee on Banking and Currency,
asking them to frame u law authorizing him
to reprint tenS and twentIeS OF national
bank notes, for tie reason that there are
many coun;erteits of these, denominations
HotLse--Manv bill. We're introduced for
reference. including some for the removal
OF political disabilities; also one prescribing
an oath ot OIi!c'. for persons implicated III
the rebellion, but no: excluded b. lLc four
tecnth amendment.
Messrs. Young. Price. Eethunc and Long.
the last coiorei, ciaimin: seats from
Georgia, were sWOrs Ill.
4 hill for an airline railroad hence 10
New York WIS introduced. There was q
test vote upon leave to introduce the bill,
resulting in 4 vote Of ia to IS. All the
Democrats, and Messrs. Benjamin. Rutiin-
ton, Butler. OF Massachusetts, Dawes. Hale.
Hill, Hooper, Kelley, OF Pennsylvania,
ke.chan. Latin. Moore, of Ohio. Myers.
Negley. O'Nciu. Packer. of Pennsylvania.
Poland. Smith. OF Vermont. Stevens.
Twicheli. Van Wyck, and Washburne. OF
Massachusetts,. voting nay.
khe bill comes up next Monday.
The ocean telegraph bill passed. I, pro-
company complying Herewith may lay
cables. ]. grants no subsidies OK special
privileges. House adjourned.
.SenGtc.-Mr. Trumbull endeavoreh to
have the Seuate pass an amnesty bill in-
stead Of piece meal relief, and bill to ccde
back to Obi" the Dayton Asylum tor dis
abled soldiers.
George 5. Smith was nominated Collector
Fifth Virginia District.
The following nominations were con
tirmed: Rowan vice Admiral, Jenkins. rear
admiral. and all promotions snciden; upon
Farragut's death.
The Dominica expedition sails Wednes-
day. returns middle of March.
':he President has recognized Alexander
Marks Il. we consul .: Belgium q: New
Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-17

BOmbardmenf Continues Vigorously
Destruction of Fort d'fssy Virtually
achievcd-FOrt MOntrcGga BrfncheA-s
Bridge Destroyed b- n Shell, ana
French Soldiers Precipi.ated to Doe
srructlOn-Narrow Escape of GcrerMn
Won Moltke-French Dash aud its Re.s
-Uits-Ann0nncemeDt From PriaC~
Frederick Charies-Chanxy's Army Rec
tren;ing in Three Directions-B
mcnt Of Pnri. Ccntinues-Threc ForSS
Silcnced.
LoSpoS. January l5.-A correspondent az
Versailles on, the twelfth says, from halle
past one to five O'Clock yesterday, the home
nardment continued vigorously. with only
few intermissions of ten and twenty five min
utes respectively. The destruction OF Fort
d'1ssy is virtually achieved. Fort Mont
rouge is preached so Completely that from
Pallet, near Seeaux, spectator can see
right through to the enceinte. The barracks
are completely burned down.
The French were yesterday engaged ss
bringing troops across the railway from tho
river.
The Gaucho bridge, near Bas-M, udOs,
while crowded with men, was struck with %
shell and broke down, precipitating th.
soldiers from ~ immense height, crushiu:
them to death.
At four o'clock the heaviest firing yo.
hho"h was gong on, uifecte0 mainly
against Montronge. The bombardmcnt wsB
absolutely unceasing for seventeen hours.
General Won Moltke narrowly escaped -
he wi,s returning from visit to the wess
ern batteries when a shell burst close to his
carriage. covering himself ard aid-le-eaMp
with mud ice and frozen dirt.
The French dash made ut the old brcSsb
works resulted in the capture of one officer,
and twenty men Of the sixth Bavariaa in
tantry.
dAepatch from Versailles states that
Prince Frederick Charles announces tks6
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-17
LONDON.

severe Fighting in Che Depari,ne Of
IEaHtc Saonc..G'Onstane Skirrnisi,ina
Near IIayrr--Proiest OF the Paris t;Ov-
ernmenl .sgaiu.t Rombardme nt-.Eng
lands War ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Weather in En2iand.-Terrific Gale OIL
Lands EnG--isain of PrOiect;ie- Poured
into Paris.-WOnnen Killed in the Streets
and i'm their Eeds--gnfants Killed in
their MOfhers' Arnss--Pari. Trans.
formed into II Observation-Disclosures
/ loss Of Life in the Army Of the Loire.
LONDON, January IA dispatch from
Pruntul, of the thirteenth. reports severe
fighting all that day between Herioncourt
and Croix, in the Department of Haute
Saone, and it had not ceased az a late hour
that evening. The result is unknown.
Large reinfOrcements are coming from, the
North to the German army OF the East.
A dispatch from Havre SAYS there is con
slant Skirmshing near that city.
The Prussians are turning the left wing OF
General r.Gdte, bes' army and menaoine
Cambria.
LONDON. January l6.--Gencral Chanzy's
army has been reorgan.zed. and is about to
resume operations.
Official advices from Paris say the bonn
bardment continues throughout the night,
the shells falling every minute in Saint
Sulpice quarter.
Forts dIssy, Vanvres and MoutrOuge
are cannonading with great vigOr, intiicting
great damage upon the Prus-ian iortitic.
tiOns, and causing elackening OF their
fire.
Fort de Nogent and the village Of Fonte-
roy-sous- -Bois, in the bend of the Maruc,
have sustained q bombardment without
serious damage.
The protest of the Paris government
to foreign powers against the bombardmcnt
of the French capital is, ID effect, as
follows:
The bomhardment is proceeding wantOn
~ upon hospitals, anhulances and churches,
\ and is killing many innocent women and
children. All authorities on war and mill
tary usage require that warning TO re-
move noncombatants shall proceed the
opening of such an attack upon city.
The bOmbardment continues. The pro-
test ia not preliminary to military action,
but is an act coldly calculated to devistate
tho city and strike terror to its citizens by
murder and incendiarism. The government
protests loudly in the face of the civilized
world, at this useless barbarism, and con-
clrdes it's manifest statement that the in
habitants OF Paris are nndismaycd
Right Hon. Edward Cardwell, Secretary
Of State, War Department, will probably
defend war measures on the first night 0f
the coming session Of Parliament
General Mansfield, whom tho government
oonsults respecting the organization Of the
army, in Q speech on Saturday, at the distri-
button Of volunteer prizes, declared tho ne
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-17
Il GRHAT DESIDERATUM.

Is removed to NOs I6a aRd lG6 Canal street, oppO-
site Christ Church. and the same square SO the
Law and Medical Colleges, the University of Louis-
ana, and the Mechsnics' Institute---the Hesdgsar-
ters of the Mechanical and Agricultural Pair As.
oOciat t,Gu--thus concentrating the leading Educs-
u0nai Institutions Of the state the same
Ladies' aud gentleman will find our new location far
superior in every respect, and entirely private.
nuurs fOr Ladfts, nine to ten, and five to six.
citizens and strIgers invited to visit the Col
lege- Tie Paes,lt extend friendly greetings to ALL
especially 70 Teschers, and will be happy to the
patrsns aId friends and ths public generally Nor.
day, eighteenth instant, from II A. n. to 6P. n.
Special DepertMcnte ard Professors for each study.
Open Day as,d Evening. 6ucCees gaArsntsnd to al
who follow hnSSEusGionA
n. B.--A DIPLOMA non tAis College y passport
In all businaas ce0mnntrekA Pos tesms-vhich are
EhsYN1-app12 ~ - College. o. address
deco ~ oEVD DokDRAR Pfaskdeut.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-17
The Minor stake.
. BE RUN AT THE METAIRIE SPRING NETTING.

1.-THE annual ketairis Stake for two year oids. I.
hrry three year old weiGhte; one mile. five o.
aore to fl the stake. Entrance S25, p. p; : .0
dd-d second horse to receive $780, third horse te
ave his stake. Closed first Of January. Is1l with
7the following
;% NOMINATICEA
~. r. L. Tluly'sgr C. WILLIAM ;. MINOR, by Wal
& nut The BY imp. GlencoeA dam Miiets b.
.M Lexington.
"a James Nel:igans ch. E. by Lexington dam La
E Mards. by imp. Glencoe.
x 3. A. Barnes b. 4. EMMA SAESAM, b Jim kogers
dam S,inehne. by Engineer.
Ia. Warwick Montgomefs's b. c. RIGHT WAY. b.
Foreigner, dam Mary Farri..
5. Warwick MsnLgomerv's Oh. 9. GEORGE
WILKES. by Asteroid. dam Emma Wright
by imp. ANgrave.
c. Warwick & hontEomery's ch e. CRBOLH
DANCE, by Lexington, daIn Schotti.che. BY
imp Albion.
= :. II. B. Eo!ey's ch. !. REvERS. b. bulletin.
dam - Wagner.
g. 4. C. p:7.nkI.u's cii. g. HAMPTON, by :ack No
sone, dam Ella Temple, ~ IMP. Albion.
9. w II. wIliaiaeo4's Dr. Z. hy Dane. Voone. dam
by Portland.
i0. K B. Cheatha1n's CT. G. hy .'a-h Malone. dam
by Emilils.
. IN X. y. tntAtiGiIiS tG 4. sEfT IA v -, Ev shSs
Malone, dam by imp scythian.
- r. q Thomes' b. f ACREOLA. by Vnr Dance.
dxAr p:%ie {Harzo-s G..ul). by mp sov.
ereign.
I2 Crowley IL Eiley's ch. c. QCARTRRMASTE< ny
imp. Bonnie Scotland dam Rosatte. Is imp
Yorkshire.
- T. G. koorrs br. I. by Daniel Boone. dam Blue
F.ag, by Lexington.
IS w. Jennings's b. e. JUEGLER, 10y I.seh Malone
dam by imp. Sovereign.
lS W jennings h. c. LINGAR. by mp. Bonnie
Scotland, dam by Boston,
L: Thomas G. Bacons imp. b. T. GIRL OF NY
HEART by Skirmisher. dam Fuke. by
WoTmesly.
Is. r. Haidiu's ch. f. SACCEBOX, by Star Davis,
dam GkedadGle, by imp. Yorkshire.
Is. John Reber's br. f. LADY FAIRFIELD, by imp
Bon ME Scotland. dam Lady Lancaster. by
imp. Monarch
20. William Cottrill's ch. {. FRANK Ross. by
Daniel Boone, dam Sigma by Epsilon.
u, William Cottriirs CHI. c. BILLY WILLIAMSON,
by Daniel Boone. dam Corinne. by Portland
%. Harrison Askas br. f., by Rsbe1, dam un-
known.
2s. 4. Keene Richards b. c. TUBMAN, by War
Dance, dam Lass OF Sydney, by imp Knight
OF 81 George.
All communication must be addressed:
WILLIAM NJ. CONNER,
Secretary NJ tairie association.
iaf76t Lock Box T22.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-17
HxCURSION To NEW YORK CITY:
THROUGH IN TWO HOURS.

KUYIRf019 KanOTAIuh u Nv" OFA lily
takes the epectatOr fort y-Onr mics thrOug n the
strceta Of New York Gig, faithfully showing the
business. bustie and confusion Of city life Hs has
y view Of more than ten :.:cusaHd horses aud car.
,ges. and upward Of ore hundred Thousand Of it's
5ple sev en- mics and half OF shipping and
aners. processions militia cotnpanies bands OF
,c, shipping. steamers, &c -,-v,
each ex hibition an explanatory lecture will bs
D. giving nueh valuable information of New
and it's port Of great importance to strangers
4 general mud Instructive lnfcrnotlOn to
body.
following buiidinga have 0een placed Oh this
ma the past yes.r ut tho expense OF nve
I'd dohaIs: The Crystal Palace on fire:
70 Marble Pala<s; the metropolitan Hotel;
2hiohOias H0taI, the Aercha:its Union kA-
ice md International aotef tho five
ipusA Of Industry.
pen an hour before the Panorama ex-
TN be exhibited
.ae Methsdies Church, AlGiers,
nd TUESDAY, Januery t6 and IT. 0t two
1...ee seven O'Clock, each afternoon and
f,-Ptty cents. Ol.dren. tveaty .6ve
.z.rssr4z. DAVID TELL0YHR, AaaaeSs.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-17
REMOVALS.


hMo'A 'AL............ ........REno'AL'
The undersigned has removed his STONH YARD
from the Old stand. on Customhcuse stret, To the
ARTIFlCIAI. FHEARSTONg: YARD,
on POydrss street, betwett, Locust and Freref
streets, and the office to No. Is Natche1 str,s,t
In extending and consolidating his business with
the Frear Artificial Stone Company, he would ex-
press his thanks to generous public, the patrons
and friends OF a business Of thirty eight years
standing In ths city, nnd would solicit a contint,.
ance of tie same to the Louisiana Frear StO. Man.
utacturins Company. NEWTON RICHARDS.
Referring to the above, the FRBA2 ARTIFICIAL
STONE COMPANY Vfn furnish their sTONE. a!so
Granite and Marble for ali purposes OF auilcsa aa
fronts Of stores and dwellings, steps, - -. -
lintels, tombs. monuulsnts, fassiDa; fer h.nque:s
Yards, garden etc.
Particular attention of property holders, ar,bi-
l4cts and builders is called to the Artificial Frtar
Stone, offered . beautiful and economics
substitute for brick AID plsstered fronts Of build
lngs, and suitable for cornices. window trimNings
wall copings front fences, etc
NBWTON RICHARDS, President.
yAABs CI.AXK, Secretary.
Depot for the saie of RICHARDS CAPF LIME
Apt3
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-17
ADJUSTMENTS,

CT. CHARLES THEATRE
Laet Night but Five OF the Engagement o!
LYDIA THOM Ps ON Il u Il l. T. SO u T..
This Evening CTuesdayl.
Last time cS the Greet Double Attraction the Bus-
le4ue OF
La ASsONNAMBCLA.
And thu d,..,cs o.
BLACK-EYED SUSAN.
Ese LOUISA ARECTT ~. ss...............-..WiL WILLIAM
Tomorrow Evening "wednesday,
BHEEvTr OF W. Il. CiHILL.
Who sriv appear IN Irish comedy. aud az . HAIR
PKR," in SlNDBAH.
Se3te mas ocv be occurred. ta1l
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-17

As Anna Dickinson surveyed her audience
and ran her fingers through her hair,
carelessly asked email Tommy if he knew
who that was. "Yes, marm," was the
prompt reply, "Jehn T. Hoffman.
TOrS Letter.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-17
Red River StesmbO.ss.

An adjourned meeting Of merchants ..n.l
Red river .teamboatmen. interested in :he
commerce Of Red river, wa. held last eve
Common street
Tie meeting was called t. order by a
motion that Mr.. William NJ. Burneil take
u" chair. ant! th.., Mr. G. w. Eay~ooi ,-e
secretary.
The committee appointed at the previous
meeting. held on tie eleventh instant, con
sisted OF Me>srs. John l.. kot,n-, George W.
Kirk. VI. n. Wood, &. W. Hinde hnd G. T.
Re.sler. OF the par, oe the steamboat OWE
ers, and ON the part of the merchants, OF
Nessr-. William NJ. McMast,rs. John Chatie.
j. w. Arthur, T. y. Sedbury. GO. Buck
ingham. =. Moran ana J. NJ. Douglas.
Thi, committee reported at length u tariff
O.; rates OF freight from New Orleans 20
Shreveport aud below. and further On 10
Jefferson. Texas.
After considerable discussion took place
il relation (" the adoption O; the tariff Of
rates reported w the committee, t.nally
she report was accepted and adopted, after
several amendments reducing the trei gN:s 20
Jefferson. leaving mostly those to Shve:e-
port and below untouched.
After the adoption OF the report. se,e.;.!
addresses were made by gentlemen .n:.,-
e-ted il III" steamboat trade and til.
mercantile prosperity o. New Orleans.
There being no further business, she
meeting adjourned.