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The Van Buren press., 1871-02-21
HOUSE, Feb IA.


Mr. Meek offered resolution raising
a committee of five to ascertain and re-
port at once in what instances, and under
what circumstances, the judges of the su
preme court have used their high offices
to corruptly subserve personal ends, or
the State Executive, and to extend their
inquiries to an examination into the of
fetal conduct of the attorney general.
Mr.. Meek said he offered this resolution
in no partizan spirit. Committees had
been raised here to investigate the con-
duct of other officers. Grave charges
had been made against the supreme
judges-that they had come down from
the bench and dragged their official robes
in political cesspools. If that was true,
the people should know it.
The chair appointed as such commit
tee, Messrs. Meek, Steele, Stevens, Whit
temore and Marr.
Mr Hazledine, from committee ap
pointed to inquire into the misconduct Of
judicial and executive officers, reported
that w. r. Hinkle, Clerk of Conway CO..
had been guilty Of gross misconduct and
malfeasance in office. The committee
recommend that the subject be referred
to the judiciary committee, to report
whether or not said officer, and all other
officers similarly situated, cannot be re
moved by the supreme court under the
Code. Adopted.
The Van Buren press., 1871-02-21
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monetary--C Commercial.
MONETARY.
OvvICH OF THE DAILY RBPUBLlCAl
TrEsDAT 8vBNINe. November Z, lS7l.

TrEsDAT Bv.N1He. November :, lsn.
Nothing transpired to indicate any change in the
first class collaterais at llaI2 pcent p annum, and
paper without ceilsterais At is9ls, and second
snnum for Al. and ia i, t for second @ ss.Ss: cent
The New York elections interfered with the
kilograms were received either At the Cotton TX.
change or by the commercial news department.
Private kilograms to some ofOur banks and bankers
cludsd $1,000 at siia; $1,000 and 5000 At ii2s; j,
st Il; s asS and sss :s s &C., ss :sS s. ssS
5000 at ll2as.
In silver 5000 in American half dollars sold at
S; we stiil quote ltsd ITO for these, and Mexican
Notwithstandips the ABSENCE Of the regular gold
and e1ehanGs a from New York fair busi.
nearly sseo Of which isco bill Of iadns isso at lis
lading at llsh: 26O 600 Al bill Of ading and clear
at al2o f0O Al clear at lso; f250O first class
and and sIS prGate bsHhers at l2Gs 2lsoeo Al
able in London, at l2O i; and f6O0 $1,000 and &5OOO
bank at 1904.
In francs there were sales of commercial at
493aa, the particulars of which were not reported
We quote sterling at llSss 0l20t for good to Al
bill Of lading and clear. and l2o.. a. for bank.
exchange and rates stinened. The banks drew on
New York for remittance at a9h per cent dis
count, anu tnc 6dles mcIu0ed = W,OUO and Ii, 900
commercial New York sight at sic per cent dis
count; + 10 OOO and 1900 commercial. $500 and
@15, 600 private bankers at and 81 600 private
bankers at ll.16.
New York gold checks cold in trifiing sums from
bank for remittance at p cent discount.
The sales of stocks included Is and Is shares
Of Louisiana State Lottery Company at @63; 40 do
At $63 50: lSO Louisiana Levee at So So 200 do at
90 IS and 100 Pneumatic Pr0pelling Company at
81 62h.
We note eale of 5000 city ten per cent bonds At
031s said to be Q low ra;e
Twelve hundred dollars city appropriation Ger.
tifcates brought SO and $500 831 and $500
state warrants sold at IS and @l4OO at =.
City notes are nominal
New Orleans Republican., 1871-11-08

= tae cause of N tie trouble & oroes-

be vas the Cause Of al tac stouDle o droee.
LIEUTENANT Governor Don Campbell died
at four o'clock this morning. Il
The fight fr the succession commences at
once between General Parsons and Webb
ATIXxrA. November 7.-The Senate to.
day repealed the usury law.
SAvixxAH, November The Republican
was cold today by the sheriff and pur.
chased BY w. A. Reid, formerly Of the
Macon Telegraph. The Establishment will
be Immediately refitted. -.
NEW YORK, November IA few gold
sales were made on the street at lll3t. A
few stock sales showed Q strengthening
of the market.
Arrived: City Of Paris. Sailed: Yacht
Livonia. Arrived out: Algeria, Anglea
and 4ofavian.
CHICAGO, November LOT some fifty
insurance companies that suspended, seve-
raj are ofBering compromises with policy
ho21A0 - ,Aoe -HoGaedod - ,saSiafa6e
tory by the latter. The Merchants Of New
York offer thirty cents ON the dollar. The
Connecticut, Of Hartford. offers thirty cents
down and five cents additional in ninety
days. The North America, Of Hartford,
offers twenty five cents.
The Manhattan of New York offer thirty
five to forty cents. Tho Ast0r Of New York
compromised with policy holder at fifty
cente; gave him sight draft on New York,
on which payment was refused.
The Security of New York estimate that
fifty cents viii be satisfactory to them.
selves, bnt the policy holders are not gen
orally willing to accept.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-11-08
Sc. Leuis and Attakapas.

While New Orleans rests comparatively
idle and clings to the d. lus;on that her su-
perior position and patriotic ties will cause
. tide Of wealth to pour into her Golfers, ~
surely and gradually as the great Missis-
sippi takes it's course to the sea, St. Louis,
imbued with the progressive commercial
spirit Of the West, is tapping its trade chan.
nels one after another and bringing the
whole Mississippi valley under her sway.
Red river supports . St. Louis line Of
steamers. On the fifth the steamer Flirt
will leave St. Louis for the Teche, and it
will reach here in the midst of the rolling
season, and in time to carry precious freights
beyond the reach Of New Orleans. The
contest between the two cities will be felt
at our doors to the profit of our planters
and shippers.-Attakapas Register.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-11-08

CNc1NxATI. November Cotton dull
and prices are nominal; low middling II q
l7kc. Flour dull and prices dropping;
family e6 S006 Is. Wheat dull but nm
changed, 81 40 offered. Corn demand good
ct full prices, Al a SIC. Pork: an advance
is asked but none established, *l2 25 a l3,
the latter asked. Lard: demand light but
holders firm: S7s 09c asked for new. Bacon:
market steady, with . moderate demand;
shoulders Z Nc; clear rib sides ~ 0Sc; clear
sides .sc. Whisky: demand good at full
prices, Sc.
ST. LOUIS, November z.-Cotton dull and
nominal; middlings III l7l4c. Flour held
firm: superfne winter $505 25; extra win
ter $5 30a5 SO; double extra IS 1896;
family ~ az so. Wheat dull but unchanged;
No. 3 red 81 400l AZ; No. 2 81 5O0f 50.
Corn in fair demand and market firm:
mixed q q 42c; white Rc; bulk mixed SEC:
yellow 81 y q 52c; white, sacked, So 55c.
Oats frmer but quiet: No. 2 mixed 34lac:
bulk 50 q 4Oc, sacked. Whisky firm at 8Slac.
Tobacco, hemp and bagging dull but un-
changed. Pork quiet and unchanged in
every respect at e14. Bacon quiet and nm
changed; shoulders 7Ac; clear rib sides Sc.
clear sides 606Ac. Lard dull but prices
unchanged; 9s 09Ac for tierce.
Foreign Markees.
LIVERPOOL, November Z, Evening"
Y1xne and fabries at Manchester dun.
Cumbefiand cut 36s. Tallow 48s.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-11-08

IFrom the St. Louis Republican,

IFrom the 81. Louis Republican,
WASHINGTON. November 3.-Delegate
Hooper. of Utah. has arrived in Washing-
ton ON official business, but not, as stated in
the Salt Lake kilograms, with special refer
ence to the present condition Of afkairs in
that Territory. He states that he finds the
peoDle East good deal moro excited over
federal court than the Normons themselves.
The latter. he says, have submitted quietly
to the enforcement of the laws, and intend
to make naught but legal resistance. In
deed, the very lava under which it is sought
to make warfare on p0lygamy, were
passed by the Mormon Territorial Legisla-
ture in 1853, and are embraced in . ststute
to punish adultery, lasciviousnese, etc.
The MOrmons claim that the application
Of this statute to them is wrong, and that
the position of the United States District
Court of Utah can not be legally defended
by the federal authorities, especially as it
10 contrary to the practice in every Terri
tory since their organization, and they con-
fdently rely ON the decision Of pending
case in the United States Supreme Court
which covers the principle involved to sus-
tain them sgainat the course of the judicial
authorities in Utah.
Mr.. Hooper confirms the dispatch sent
last night, and fnrnished from Gentle in
Territory Of Utah which is suffering most,
and that Eastern capital is Withdrawing
from railroad and mining Investments, and
going elsewhere. Four hundred miles of
railroad are in the course Of construction.
Some Of the Gentiles in Utah propose to
adjust the troubles by forming State gov
ernment with . constitution legalizing
polygamy to date, 20 that there will he no
suffering by wives and children, and pro-
h 1kovs fho otn 10 oAv taI
New Orleans Republican., 1871-11-08


BOsToN. November 6-Sellinp race. dash
Of one mile, won by Mary Louise, beating
Lord Byron and Cardinal in the orler
named. Time 2:423s.
Second Race-Jockey Club purse. mile
heats, resulted as follows Tutman j. l.:
Joe Elliott 3, 2; Gerold 2, g. Time l:l7k,
1:49. -
NEW York, Novembsr7.-several arrest.
Of election officers, for doubtful practices.
were made this morning; otherwise the cleo
ton is progressing quietly.
No New York market today, the Ex-
changes having adjourned for the election
There were twentysix smallpox deaths
in Brooklyn last week.
Arrived: Steamship Manhattan.
SALT LAKE CRY, November 6, Evening"
1t has been showing all day.
BELFAST, Me-, November 7.-The weather
is unprecedentedly cold for this season Of
toe year. There is sufficient ice for skating
HALIFAX, November The Admiralty
Court condemned the schooner Nickerson
and cerge, ssised while procuring bait in
North bay. -
MoNrG0xERY November 7.-At . radical
meeting last night, an old anvil was used
1or . cannon, which exploded, killing two,
mortally wounding two, and badly wound
ing many others.
~ AO6AFdlAs NOVemOer I.-0e0ef8l r.
y. Gregory, United States Marshal for this
district, died last night.
on. LOUIS, November IA negro who
1ettempteG to outrage white woman near
A1sor, Missouri was hanged BY . mob.
CINCINNATI, November 7.-Verdicts have
been obtained against several dentists in
thle city, for infringing on Goodyear's vul-
csnite patent.
ATLANTA, November Both branches of
the le1islature Daseed resolut;or. 1~~.~s:S
tory Of Governor Bullock, and impeaching
his veracity.
LONDON, November The court of the
9ueen's bench has resumed hearing in the |
richborne case. During the vacation Of |
he court Australia was ransacked for
1ocnments bearing in the case.
PARIS, November 7.-Baron Gouldrie, |
New Orleans Republican., 1871-11-08
MISCELLANEOUS


A TESTIMONIAL
NEW ORLEANS, June q, ls7.
J.. d. GARDNER, Agent Grover Baker ssviae
Machine Company, No. 1s1 Canal street, ~
Orleans:
SlR-We are much in want Of two Of your IA10I
SEWING MACHINES. and propose to give yes =
exchange for them. one each, Singer and whss'a
Wilson. If You accept our offer it will take ~
~ the last Of i've Of the other patterns
mashines that we have DISPOSED Of to dive plnGo
to youra
we have had much experience with several J.
tho leading Sewing Machines, and feel that - -
~ without injustice to any one, that the
ELASTIC STITCH MACHINE
" your Company's make 10 far Superior ~
sny that We have used. Its simpBdis
small effort required to operate. and tie 90
strength and elasticity Of its seam, arc qualttee
We have never found equaled in any other. ense
the introduction Of your Sewing Machine into -
Asylum, it has always been the favorite with suf
children, and often source Of much centssse
among them, - to who should have the privfaA s.
Of its use.
During the past two years We have hsd fveS
your Sewing Machines in constant use and ~
luaatities OF work Of every description Sbs
',es nas been done on them. We have never
my complaint from those for whom the work
been done, but, On the contrary, much psa'ss
me beauty and perfection Of the machine stiteH
We NEST earnestly hope that you win aeesSs
proposition to exchange, and favor % ey ssse
'esr machines ct the earliest oppsrtusisv'
Dn1CT1Bss 81. HLIxAD8TH ORPnAI ASJ1s
aa1o IN 1t Sp
New Orleans Republican., 1871-11-08

W. OnHAn5A19Ssl
washingssn. November !. ls1. 10 =. II.
sYHoFsD or THE PAST TwHxTY-Eou1 HOURS.
Clear weather and light winds have been
reported from the Pacific coast, with rising
barometer in California. The pressure has
diminished eighty from Illinois to Texas,
with easterly winds and cloudy or threat.
ening weather. Tho barometer has fallen
very generally east of the Mississippi river,
but the highest barometer still extends
from Wisconsin southwest to Virginia, with
wi1ds in the Middle and Eastern States,
and on the lower lakes.
PROBABILITIES.
The barometer will probably fall on
Wednesday along the Atlantic coast, with
rising temperature. Northwest winds con-
tinue during the night in the Middle and
Eastern States, but viii diminish and 20
back to southwest or west ON Wednesday.
The barometer will probably fall, with
cloudy and threatening weather through
the Mississippi valley. Southerly winds
and cloudy weather are probable for the
upper lakes; eest winds for the south At
are mot anticipated tonight.
River lsssl11sssee.
Sou1AwEsr Pass, November, 6P. NJ
Barometer 3O:4O. Wind north northeast,
fresh. Arrived: Steamship Austin, at 800
p. H., Rathcamp, master, from 1ndianola
via Galveston, to c. A. Whitney & Co.
No departures.
PAss-i-LOU1RE, October Z, 6P. M.-Wnd
east northeast, fresh. Arrived: Steamer
Florida, Pendleton master, from Havana
via Florida ports, to New Orleans, Havana
and Florida Steamship Company.
No departures.
EvAxsvILLE, November 7.-Weatber |
cloudy, with signs OF rain. River stationary.
PITTsBDRo, November 7.-Weather clear |
and cool. River falling, with twenty-five |
inches in the channel.
CTxCuMATI, November 7.-River falling |
Blowly. Weather clear and pleasant.
CAR0, November ,7.-Arfivals and de- |
partures: Lady Lee, from New Orleans for
St. Lsois, st A. NJ; Glesgow, from Cairo
Tor Vicksburg, at p. H.; shannon, from
Cairo for New Orleans, at P. NJ: p. w.
Strader. from St. Louis for New Orleans,
n The past twenty-four hours. Weather
;loudy smd warm.
xEiPHIs, November WEATHER cloudy
md cool. River stationary. Passed up:
Louisville and Dexter. Passed down: Lucy
Bertram, Henry Ames and Colorado.
vICKsBURG, November 7.-Passed down:
indiana at p. NJ, g. s. Merrill at Pm,
Satches at r M. Passed up: James How
'rd st 2 A. NJ, Importer at 6P. N. Weather
warm and clear. River falling.
ST. Louis, November 7.-Arrived: Utah
rom vicksburg. Departed: Silver Bow for
led river, ArgOnaut for New Orleans, and
t. Joseph for Memphis. River rising
l0wly. Weather fair and mild.
LOu1svILLE, November 7.-River falling,
nth three feet scant at the head of the canal,
bout fifteen inches in the chute, and four
yet on Grassy Flat. Weather cloudy.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-11-08
Says the DOnaldsonville Leader:

S0ys Tue UOnaIdsOnvlue Leader:
A meeting Of the planters from this side
Of the river was held this day at the court
house, and we understand that some four
thousand dollars were subscribed in q short
time and by few men. The list will be
passed round BY a committee, and we trust
sufficient money will be raised to secure the
levees. We understand they contemplate
commencing work ut once.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-11-08

Who IVES rscsltly '1rensh pisistsrto Peru,
haA been transterred 70 Washington.
vIExSA, November 7.-Beree Won 6eusf.
the Austrian prime minister, has reetened.
III health was the cause assigned, put the
opposition press intimates that Won beust
had IN intimation from the emperor that
his resignation would be acceptable.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-11-08

An absent-minded farmer, who started
out after his COW, found the cow-bell in the
road, and pocketing it. followed the tinkling
for over twenty miles before he remembered
that it was not on the cows neck.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-11-08

E German Lloyd win resume theis
regular trips - follows
From Bremen. From Sew Orleans.
ERAEKIuRT. October :. !. November IL
NV YORK, November 4. December 9.
KOLN.. December 30. FsbTusly TO-
Touching outward at Hsvre and Havana and on
their homo trip 1T Havana and southampton, to
Land and receive pssseDgeIs and freight.
Later days Of departure will b advertised here
after.
PRICES OF PASSAGE
Prom Bremen, Southampton OF Havre to Havana
or New Orleans;
CABIN................... $50 gold
STEERAGR.. R........................ - gold.
From New Orleans or Havana to Southampton,
Havre OF Bremen:
.......'..............elso gold
STBERAGR... R........................ IS gold.
Prom New Orleans to Havana:
CABlN....... 80 currency.
STkkRAGk............... 70 currency.
Passage tickets from Bremen. Southampton or
Havre to New Orleans issued by the undersigned.
For further particulars apply to
BD. =. sTOCKAEYER CO., Agents.
jy7s1y u Union street.
THE CROMWELL LINE.
Fer New York Direct.
Thi0 Line 10 composed of the SteamshJpo
GEORGE WASHINGTON. CORTDA
0ROR0B CROMWELL st LOUIE
sA Ths stesnshiD
ST. LOUIS.
WHITEHEAD, Commander,
SUNDAY, November II. 1t 8AM.
shove.
Freight for liverpool, Bremen and Aavro takss
BY this line. and through bills Of lading eivsa -
the cane. For freight OF passage apply -
ALFRED NOULTOM,
aus No. Il CArondelet OtIQok
New Orleans Republican., 1871-11-08
COMMERCIAL.

TUESDAY 1vHxlSe. November :, ISL.
COITQN.The sales to-day summed up also bales,
price for oil other kinds We mOdifv orr 0nota.
lions accordingly, and give also the Exchange
nGqres, which are for even running of its types.
rates for strict: ~0
New Orleans Republican., 1871-11-08
Marine Intelligence.
0pFICB OF THE kRPUDLICAu,
Wednesday, November 8, ls1. !
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
British steamship Statesman, Williams, for Liver.
pool
ARRIVED YESTERDAY,

Arrived YESTERDAY.
| Steamship Austin. Rathcamp. from Indiano,a via
Galveston, to Charles Whitney &co-lst dis
trict
| sTEAA6BoAIs.
| Robert E Lee. Cannon, from vicksburg
! Lizzie Hopkins, Aucon, from Donaldsonvile
| Governor Allen, Libano from Fort AdamA
Aesper, Sin9leton. from Shreveport
| Jennie Howell Halliday, from Ouachita river.
! Ida, Hargus. from Shreveport.
| Carrie Converse. Rea from Carolina Bluffs.
| Jessie, Spencer, from Trenton. 80
| .t+e5 BELOW COMING UP.
Ship Castine, Wilson, from Cardiff, Wales Sept !,
Ship James Montgomery, Perkins, from Antwerp
Sept il, to master
New Orleans and Bay Island Fruit Company
Schooner PetsOnlla, Emily, days from Balabana to
Fairbanks Leayeraft
Schooner Frank Lucas, Hulse, 10 days from Ruatan
Schooner " H Steele, Leard, 5 days from Havana,
toPA Des Forgs
EXPORTS.
L1vERPOOL-Ste amship Statesman-4l67 bales of
cotton @2l 81 in specie 1920 slaves 43 bags Of
cotton
IMPORTS.
ND1ANOLA VIA GALVESTON Steamship Har'
lan-.9 bales cotton II bales hides bags wool
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. st Louis-22l2 bars rail.
road iron and asstd mdse
1ODILB-Steamer Frances-841 bales cotton IA
bbls turpentine
1BW1Ts 0H PRODUCE.
OUACHITA RlvER-Steamer Jennie Howell
l99 bales cotton 125 sks cotton seed
fORT ADAIS-Steamer Governor Allen-363 bales
cotton 1S SKIS seed cotton 38 SKIS cotton seed 30
hhds sugar 70 bbls molasses
CAROLINA BLUFFS-Steamer Carrie Converse
1880 bales cotton and sundry produce
TRENTON-Stesmer Jessie-75 bales cotton and
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Robert Z Lee-346a bales
cotton S5z3 SKIS cotton seed and Gundry produce
yONALDSONVILLE-Stea Lizzfs H0pkins-
% bales cotton sks seed cotton IS hhds sugar l23
bbs molAsoeo
SHREVEPORT Steamer Hesper-326 bales of
cotton and sundry produce
SHREvEPORT-Steamer Ida-lO8 bales cotton
0ko seed cotton 141 head cattle
II THE RAu110ADe.
Q1W ORkRAu& JACKSON AND 0RBAT UORTH.
BRN RAILROAD, November 7-l0l7 bales cotton and
HKW ORLEANS, MOBILE AND TEXAS RAIL
Road, November.7-1 bales cotton 24O bbls lime
ls0 bble apples l40 pkgs tobacco and sundries
4OR0ANe kOU11lA4A. AND TkXAN RAlLaOAD
November 7-36 bales cotton ITO hhds sugar 388
Dbls molasses 18 half bbls m0lasses and sundfies
xEnORAHDA.
"a afA k.;,nN N~-
New Orleans Republican., 1871-11-08
INSURANCE.


nELTA INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFFICE CORNER CARONDELET AND COMMON
STREETS, NEW ORLEANS.
CAPITAL STOCK DEPARTMENT
Shares 100 each. Annual interest dividends ten
per cent.
PREMIUM DEPARTMENT.
All dividends to Stockholders PAYABLE in Cash
FIRE, MARINE and RIVER policies issued by this
Company at Current Rates of Premiums
TRUSTEES:
A. Baldwin, c. J. Leeds LII Gardner.
q. P. Blancand F. LabOrde J. Lapene
a. Elmer Bader, 4. H. DMeza, o. Hopkins,
Q. Bercier, Emile Dup,e CHI Moutin.
=. ner.rou, yohn biunaso, W. B. COnger,
p. hunt. y. bouligDy. E. BOrdelOis,
R W. Theurer A. PalaciO r. I. Airev.
m. A. DC Azardl' I. n; simmons. Joseph A1eix,
OFFICERS:
E. GANrCHEAU, President.
A. BALDWIN, Vice Presldent
L. W. BAQUlB Secretary.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-11-08
s1IEiNB0lTR,'1I I

!. 11Et1DOATH. g
+ CAIRO.
-e~-
NEW ORLEANS, CHICAGO AND TIN
WEST.
TEI ILLINOIS CH1rRAL RAuaOAD
BLUE LINE. VIA CAIRO,
81 wsn TAKE Rrssshs fFss
L1AvINe DAILY. At nv1 2. H.. fO1
Cairo Chiease, and An Peisss NersA,
West anA 1ass, as sho LoWess 1asoo.
An reses and IN through btns Of ladine nom New
cs. ss s9sss
Shipper BY this route ssxe al dsayaes anA trans
Ssr ehareee q Cairo. and the,r goods aEe always
'se - ''' ~ 'A'fssi szsss q; ~ 4Gc q s"a''
tal1 General Aeent,
STEAMSHIPS,
FOR PHILADELPHIA. VIA HAVANA.
To Sail On SATURDAY: xovenbs. Is. .sssM
N JUNIATA,
70 HoxIB. CommAndse.
WILLIAM CRBBvY, Agent,
seS Corner Carondelet and 0ravier streetA
FOR NEW Y0RK.
-A8RcHAHrs sT1AHsHIP IIu1
Coupsialng the azstcla0 steamahiys
H1MHH4! 1g1 - Captain =. sa%ps.
%.s4Ies 1srsofoIis:::: :c.essss sssa ss.s. SS,s.
N1LY .. oOUDRR. R........ Captain ,. ?. Dufdick.
SAILING FROM SEw YORK EVERY sATuRDAY.
4.:.-.''' -. s'' '''' '-'''
EMILY B. eOCDER,
B. F. BURDICK, Commander,
Win leave Ar wharf. loot Of Js0ersea sasos2 .
SUNDAY. November IL, 1871, ct can.
These steamer have superior aocoonodaAaeoo
'f PSs1ssis'es:S PSssia -.
OteeEage fa6oage. ge......................... =
1tne Of lading signed through to MvssDeel, 0aas.
Tox, Bremen sd Hamburg. Thrsosh 6eksas =
a1otclAee and oteeraSe passenger 16e 0ve9Dool
en1 the Continent, connecting With 01ion's Lne a
oteoDese calling from New York every WodnAo1aH
JOHN H. LtDWi0sIH Agent,
No. l90 Common ssook
The steamship SHERMAN vii, S0iloW, Saving
iAs % SUNDAY. November 10. q 8AU ocsU
New Orleans Republican., 1871-11-08
MISCELLANEOUS.
WESTERN UNION
TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
S5......Caap Street, New Orleans. -

@00 1V1AOw1H8 01&uCd OIQCe6 3fo now 0046:
Carondelet street, corner Of Gravier street.
Poydras street, corner Of Commerce street.
On the leyee. foot Of Canal street,
st. Charles Hotel
Lower Cotton Presses, corner Of Noutegut street
Vppse Cotton Presses lin few daysl
Ine rates On messages bstween any Of theee
omees 10 FOR ten words twenty eents each adj
tonal Wogd two oentR. On messages to an ned.t.
the naess ere the same - nom the Centr.I na.s
No. ~ Camp stfeet. as-''7 -, '''e 1'*'
oc4 Inn D. FLAN1RY, Superinfena.,+ Il
New Orleans Republican., 1871-11-08
BUSINESS CHANGES,

4 fore existing between John Coleman and
George Cronan. under the name Of John Coleman
Co., Is this day dissolved by mutual consent
JOHN COLEMAN,
GEORGE CRONAN,
New Orleans. July Is, 1870. ocl7 3Ot