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THEmANCHEsTEa COTTON TRADE.

We take the following from the Cot
ton Circular Of Benjamin Whitwofth &
Bros, dated Manchester, February l:
If we look to the future it must be
admitted that the question Of supply
has more to do with price than any
influence which political matters may
assume, as there 10. with the surrender
OF Paris, an end . the war, for We can
not for momen. consider that France
has any chance by continuing the
struggle further; therefore, We watch
with some interest the course Of re-
ceipts at the American ports, believing
them to be our best guide, aud, as We
see indications to put up estimates, we
can only advise our friends to act with
caution. The shipments to this coun-
try have been more than usually liberal,
and it remains to be seen how . stock
of 100000 or 100000 bales American
will be handled at these prices, which.
in all probability, We shall have. in
Liverpool during the next three or four
months. Our impression is, as We sta
ted in our last, that prices, under such
circumstances, must give way, and We
expect to see Middliug American at II
d. on the spot. The consumption ia very
great, and every available spindle seems
to be gradually creeping into life, 50
that We have less idle power 10 the
country than was perhaps ever known,
and with every reduction in the value
Of cotton, We may look for some further
increase. We shall not, therefore be
surprised to End bef0e long tina, We are
working at the rate of so, 900 bales per
week, aud should We have With this q
brisk export demand, and any iudica-
,ions Of a lesseDed planting for next
years crop, We may then expect to see
a reaction from the low rates which We
meantime look Tor.
Iu concluding our remarks, We cam
not help noticing the prices ruling 10
Liverpool as compared vith those in
America. 10 Neg Orleans We have
Middling quoted at 7sd.per h., cash
aud futsze, which would cost say SID.
in Liverpool, while We can buy in the
Liverpool market ut Sid. laid down,
and for February shipment at Sdc The
same may be SAID of other markets.. an
anomaly which We can odly anderssaod
at tiu,e Of prospective scarcity. -.
We. Learn Gays the New York Daily
Bulletin, y thas cotton ia being consigned
from some. of the Southarp' ports 70
Fleetwood, owing 10 .r.he important
economy of expenses at chat port, IS
compared With Liverpool. Before the
war, there was every prospect Of that
becoming an inpnrssns cotton depot. In
1850, Whitsorlh, Bros. q Co, seceivsd
there 34;8S2bales brought BY swenty-
one vessels, and ia 1851 36yO9S bales.
This route offers inportsst advantages
to spinuess Who buy their cotton direct
srom this side, the port ehasgsee aud
commissions there being on amcch
lover scsle than those Of Liverpool,
while the .eouuunicationf With ithe@il
districts ie as direct aDdetea cheaper
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UNION GARRlsoxm.

The Union Times of the 24th ult.,
mentions the arrivsi of a Company Of
the lSih U. s. Infantry as o.; garrison
for the town. The Times speaks high
ly ofthe men and officers, nsdT ,aoscIu-
des by saying: "We selsone them
"a1nong us, asd hope thsir stay viii be
sbOth pleasant and peaceskls,s verily,
tiha brings changes. - e 8 :. -
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KU-KLCX KHAN.
Another Mysterious Proclamation.
From the Unionvilie Tiues.]

From the Cnionvi!ie Times.]
The following document was discover
ed on yesterday morning posted on the
"Lega' advertisement board hanging at
the Court house door. We have ex-
amined the original and find it is in
the same hand writing as the one left
with the jailor on tie night of the late
raid on the Jail.
HEADQUARTERS X. X. K,
Department of Sou,h Carolina,
General Order No. 49-Frorn the G.
G. G., S. S.
We delight not III speech, but there
is language which when meant in
earnest, becomes desperate. We raise
she voice of waruing-beware beware !.
Perscrs there are, (and not unknown to
US. who to crafty some private grudge
Or selfish end, like Wheeler's men, so
called, are executing their low, paltry
and pi;iiul designs at the expense, not
only of the noble creed we profess and
acs, but also to the great trouble and
annoyance Of their ncishbors in various
communities. We stay our hand for
once, bat If such conduct as frightening
away laborcrs, robbery and conuivauce
at the secrets of our organization, is
repeated, then TIE Knockers must suffer
and The traitors meet their merited
doom. We dare not promise what We
do cot perform. We want no substi-
tutes or conscripts in our ranks We
can bs as generous az We are terrible,
but, stand back We've said it-there
shall be nc Interference.
By order Of the Grand Chief.
A. o., Grand Secretary.
With ell the bad acts of the luysteri-
Gus Ku Nlux, We often hear Of their
doing some very righteous deeds. The
following is one:
Some time ago, white man iu this
county determined to sell out and go to
Tennessee. A1sons his effects were i
set of blAcksmitlis lools, which he sod
to colo.cd man 1t appears that he
vas not satisfied with Tennessee, and
after short sGjourn there returned to
South Curcina Soon after his return
he determined to &c, possession Of The
tools again. Persanatiug o Ku-Klux
one right, he called at the coiored mans
residence aud ordered him to return the
tools 10 the white mans hoase. Every
body 10 this section uuhesratingly obey
Ku.Klux orders; Sc the negro, soou
af-cr daylight the next morning deliver
ed tie tools as directed.
4 few nights afterwards, the white
man vas called to his door, and there
he found about drzen ofthe mysterious
Klan. who very politely informed him.
10 the exact language lie tad u.cl to
tae negro, that unless he returned the
blacksmith fools to the eolored man,
sae7 soaId pay bin a secoud ]d.it. u
fe,yrss, the maa bad 10 idea Of disobey'
jsg sgeb so order GO@ ,Sss source
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THE AGRICULTURAL CONVENTION
AT MACON.

As was expected, a large aud inauen-
tial body of Georgia Agriculturists,
gathered to the Convention which as
sembled at Macon last week.
South Carolina was represented BY
J. S. RICHARDSON, Esq, of Sumter,
T. II. CLARK. Esq, Of Kershaw, and
Maj. r. w. WOODWARD, Of Fairfield.
Alabama and Texas were also represen-
ted.
The policy Of planting less cotton and
more grain, and of making manure at
home, as much as possible, Instead ol
buying it, was fully and generally en-
dorsed.
, a grand collation. was given, at which
Capt. RICHARDSON responded in bis
usually handsome manner in behalf Of
South Carolina.
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COM NJ ERCIAL.

SUMTER MARKET FEB'RY %.
~~cNNN~~cNN~~N~~~ ~ -
Cotton still rules dull, with o further decline.
Sales past Aset have ruled from 9 60 l23 ac-
coriipg to grade. ssles 30 bales, market closes
dull.
BAcoN-sides. 12a@ls; Shoulders, 11@l2a
Hams, IS. &c -, -.
LARD-2O@25c.
FLOUR-Per Dbl. 57ey$12.
coFFEE-Lasuayra, 10000; Java, 4o@oo;
Rio, 2O@25.
SALT-$2.5o ats i,
sUGAR-Brown, 12.@l4; C., 15@le; A, II
goo; Crushed, l7@lS..
BAGGING-25@37a.
IR0N-TIES-S@lq..
hoPE-l0@l5! = "a; =
BATESvIEIE ESHlRTfNGSEPer bale s3c.
YARNBY THE BALB-$l,4oc. Per bunch.
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PEACE,

The terms ofpeace between Prussia and
France have finally been agreed upon,
and the latest dispatches say that the
treaty is regarded as sigued. France
pays to Germany 32o,oOO,OO0 thalers,
With the cession Of Alsace and Lorraine,
including Nets aud Nancy. The fri-
umphal entry Of the German army into
Paris, for which such grand arrange
ments we're being made, will take
place, aud the Emperor William vas ia
leave speedily for Berlin. Thisrs aad
Bismark are the representatives of the
tuo powers in siguing the treaty oi
Feaee. 90 ,.--t
Napoleon, II Is said, is to be iwpsash'
ed.
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Estate Sale.

~ Permission Of c. II. Hurss, Judge Of Pros
hate of Sumter Comfy. S. G. a..
I will oEer for sale at public outery; 20 rs .ns
s;chsss bidder for eash; in frunt Of the COu.'
:Eaosse. A eonter. ea sssos day in Marco neas'
,bs ner,onsi psypes&E Of Joseph .Whi's aeeease.'
.ns ng Of Gousstoid and Kitchen Furniture
cue s.Is s esSnsncsas as 70 o'clock. A: N;
,'''' AdniaistrstoF.
r.s ss-as
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sHERIFF'S SALES

DY virtue Of sundry Exccuiionsto to me directed,
ID will he sold at Sumter Court lIonse, on the
fast Monday and day following in March next,
within legal hours of sale. to the hi9hes, bidder,
for cash. the following property. situated in Sum
ter Co, MY. Purchasers to pay Tor titles and
stamps.
One Trnct Of 1863 Acres Of Land, more or less.
on WaSeree kner swamp, bounded on the North
l,v Lands Of wm j. Joiner aid J. B. Moore, on
the East by lands of J B M"orc and K. K.
Singleton, South and West BY lard, of r. r.
Singleton. levied upon a. the properly ofj0hn P.
Broun at the sniis OF J. q. Gibtes. J. :. Rich
ardson. Jr., J. C. Dial. and other Fl. Fas.
Oue Tract of 300 Acres of Lani more or less,
aii,ia.ns land. of Or. Z. Muldrow, Est. Of John
F. Ma:d,ow, and Estate of Mathew E. Audrow
and Esta,e Of J-R. Mudrow and J. II. Cooper,
levied upon as the property of Estate ct Mathew
f. Muldrow, deceased. at the suit Of John A.
Crawford asains, Mrs. Sophronia Muldrov and
Others 10 be resold at the risk Of the former pur
chaser.
One Steam Saw and Grist Mill, near Lynch
barg, levied on as the property Of c. Boyle, at
the suits Of ". B. Lawrence aud Chas. Il.
Reid.
Defendants interest in one Tract Of 800 Acres
of Land more OF less, known Carrots swamp
place. levied on as the property Of John L. AMI
Elizabeth Moore, ~ the suit Of Edwin W.
Noise.
One 10. of 2 Acres Of Land, more or less. in
| the tcwa Of Sumter, adjoining lots Of Mayrant,
Court House Square, Main and Liberty streets
levied on as the property of A. J. Moses, hd-
nnis,rator of Martha J. Dickty, at the suit OF
Jnmes McFriersoa.
Ono gaci OF los Acres Of Land, more or less.
adSininy lands of ". d. Kinds, W. S. Hudson
| and others, levied on as she property of 9: ".
Tru.uck, at the suit Of Wn. J. Mcleod. a'minis-
traitor as James ii. Pigate- g. W. T7aluck aud
LOWS Pigase.
One Mule, levied on as the property of John
| Westley, ut the suit Of David G. Robertson, vs..
John Wesley aud saml. Wesley.
Defendants interest in ore Tract Of roc acres
of Land, mere or less, in Sumter County, on
Pocotaligo Swamp. adjoining lands 81 A. L.
Jones, Turner Davis. Harrison Brown, levied
upon a. the property Of James seurry, a. the
suits of A. J. Moses. Dudley E. Hodge. j
NJ. Moses, agains, James Scurry, and Foxworsn'
Richardson h Co. ssaipst James T. Scurfy.
Three Mules, levied on as the property ofC Z
Myers, at the suit of ". II. ChaEee TO.
Ten Head Of Cattle. levied upon as the prop
| erty of Erwin A. Brown. at tho suit OF y.
| Graham, administrator Of L. D. Jones.
TT. coGHLAN,
Sheriff Sumter County.
Feb. %. 1871.
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MARRIED

On the 9th inst, BY the Rev. Mr.. Thomas, PC
the Brite's residence, WIZ. N. H0LLEYMAN,
ESQ.,, Attorney ct Law, 70 Mrs. LUCY CUR
GANUS. Widow of W. D., Gurganus.
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THE LADIES AND TIXE FASHIONS

A versatile and somewhat romantic
cotemporary, says: In our joursey
through this bustliug world, and amid
the strife Of daily life and railroad wars,
it is relief to look at the ladies occa-
sionally. How very pretty and wealthy
they all appear these days! Tie pre-
vailing fashions are very peculiar. They
make every young lady look to be very
rich. Indeed we al Ways regarded the
dear creatures as each intrinsically worth
a million but BOW these fashions
represent them as extrinsically worth at
least half that sum Ifthis be so, we
know they are in their inward virtues
and mental resources nothing diminish.
ed. Therefore We set down each pretty
girl now as worth million and balf.
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N O E.

TIE MEMBERS OF TIE LADIES' MON
UMENTAL AssocIATioN, of suuser and the
Community generally, both efsovu and country
are hereby notified that Supper for the benefit
of said Association, viii be given early IN March
ardsre earuesfly requestsdto prepare and re-
serve contributions for the same. Such ladies as
are willing to take charge Of Tables, will please
confer with the President at her residence, at .
period rs early as practicable.
O. II. MOSES,
President L. n. A.
RICHARD D. LEE. Secretary.
Feb o. 2t
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q. s. Marshall's Sale.
THE q. s. STATES or AMERICA,

SOUTH CAROLINA DISTRICT.
DY virtue Of writ Of Vendirsoni Exponas 70
D ne directed. issuing cut OF the h"nosa.ie
- YI,;,ea States Circus, coart for the District
er scu,h Carolina, will expose for sale to tbe
h;rhest bidder, a. pablo auction. at Sumter, on
the s.h day of March, 1871. being the frss Mon
day of the month, all the rgat title snd interest
of the Defendant 10 and to the f"llo7ing proper
One Wagon, Two Horses, Two ss,s Of Harness
Ten nov boxes Of nanufaetured Plug Tobacco
ana enc 10, If >noking Tobacco. seized At sum
ter, 8. c., Ia possession IT fav'd B. heco' a' us
.-...,s~ 49,. 80 .
Tsrws Cash. Purchasers 10 pay the Marshall
eor necessary -papers and staGaps.
L. E. JOHNSON, o. 8. Mershsu'
r. y. cBoHE HE4k Asssionser.
= Peb 12-2e
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MAsO,NLC.

ra,HE REGULAR MONTHLY coMMUNIcA-
TION OF CLAREa ONT LODGE, NO "a,
A.. E.. M. will be held on Thursday evening
March O., 1870, at 2 o'clock.
By order Of
T.v. WALSH, W.. M.
N. C. wILlIs. Secretary.
Feb s, 1911.
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Dissolution.

= Il 4 E.f1IST i-!>...- .i
The aru Of REAMES. CHANDLER 4 CO.,
vas dissolved on the asth January. by the
vi,bdravsl Of E. J. SHAW, A. A. S0L0&0NS
and =. T. soLQM0NS. -,
AN vers6na indeS,sa will mako payment to
sitI,sr of fae ni der5igned. who eoniti.ute the
neu firm, by whoa the business VIII &c con
timed at Mayesyilie. 1pdss the name or b. n.
- AsAA1s H. 4. iI1NEs.s
fa42 ssssoS"' sstssos.
III ~ :. g
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County commissioners Office,
SUMTER COUNTY. 8. c., March 1871.
The County Commissioners of Sumter County
have determined to repair tho 1Rr0ge across
Pudding Swamp, near Players Cross Roads.
Proposals for its repair will DO handed in Of
ths Bridge, Tuesday next, tho 5th March, at
II o'clock. A. ID, and will be given to the
lowest bidder. -.
Specifications will b shown al the time and
place mentioned.
J. N. TINDAI., Chairman.
,. n; coasEfr, Clerk Sl Beard. =
March lit
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Low for Cash.
DOING STRICTLY A CASH

DOING STRICTLY A CASH
business, I am prepared to
offer inducements to
cash buyers, and
invite an ex-
animation
of my Stock, which is complete,
and embraces
EVERYTHING NEEDFUL.
Calico, Dress Goods, Jaconet Cambries,
Plain, Striped and Plaid Swiss Muslins,
Nainsook Muslins, Scotch and Domestic
Ginghams.
Long Cloths, Table Damasks,
B,eached and Brown Shectings,
Brown Homespuns, Plaid Homespuns,
Osnaburgs, Jeans, Twecds, Cassimers,
Kerseys, Blankets, Shawls, ClOaks,
Irish Linen, Linen Cambria lh'dkfs,
Silk Hh 'dkfs, Ladies and GeLts Linen
Collars, Lace Collars, Rufaes,
Jnscrtings and Edgings.
Dress Trimmings, Ready Made Clothing,
Shirts Drawers &c.
Harness, Saddles,
Riding and Driving Brides, Reins,
Mar,ingales, Breast Straps, &c.
Full assortment Of Hard ware, and Pocket
and Table Cutlery,
In plantation implements I have good
assortment of
Patent Plows, Irons, Wedding Hoes,
Spades, Shovels, FORKS, Traces,
Harness, Collars, Plou Brides,
Back Bands, Leather, Lines &C.,
Ny Grocery is we'll supplied with
suga, of all kinds.
Coffee, Tea, Soap, Starch, Spices,
Candles, Cheese, Macaroni, Molaises,
Bacon, Lard, Flour, Salt, Maeke-sI,
Nails, Pots, Ovens, Spiders, Kettles,
Stew Pans, de-, also full assortment Of
Crockery, Glass Ware,
Tin Ware, Wood Ware,
which will be sold low, and My for tbs e:sh
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-31

T .OUIsIANA STATE UNIVERSITY.
lNAMg CaAsIED FROM LOUISIANA STATE
Seminary.
BATON ROUGE, LOUISIANA.
Founded and Supported by the State
Of Louisiana.
NINTH SESSION,
Now IL progress will close last Wednesds-, IN June
1870 The Oext session will begin first Monday In
September next. audw continue ten months.
ACADEMIC BOARD
Consists OF full corps Of able instructors In all
branches OF Literature and Science usually taught
the best colleges and universities.
COURSE OF STUDY
Embraces Preparatory and Academic Department,
including Literary Scientific and Optional Course,
a Special SchooI OF Civil Engineering and Com.
nercal SClOOI.
LIBRARY. APPARATUS AND CABINETS,
Well selected and valuable. The Geological and
Neurological Cabinets, etc, the largest and most
complete IL t.le South, embracing the extensive col
lectons Of the late Colonel Wales OF Mississippi
aad the Cabinets of the Typographical. Geological
a1j Botanical Survey of louisiana
ADMISSION
Granted 70 Cadets net under fifteen years o! age
who know Arithmetic. English Grammar and lieoS
rapLT.
0: every kind. except clothing, for ten months
S -; i ~ pa able in advance balance February
oy accepted draft, at eight per cent! for ninety
DAYS, Payments may be made through the Cana.
or Citizens Bank.
Cadets received at any time during the session
and Charged from date of entrance.
DISCIPLINE,
Military WITH daily drill. A battery Of fou. guns
Will afford facilities for instruction III artillery.
Uniform OF C.de,s-Caiet-grey cloth, to be had at
the Institution at cos: vi twenty-five dollars per
suit
Fo. fi:..i-r Information, address
.. \. BOYD, Superintendent.
Baton Rouge. louisiana
MAX 1916
Ole. % t.le Caiversity in New Orleans. a: Swar.
or.C2 ) Co =, % Camp street.
'Un.li the rebuilding of tie College edica, lately
destroyed By lre, Alexandria. the Institution
Is temporarily located at Baton Rouge, IN the Deaf
aad Dumb Asylum. Location very healthy, and &C!
comno,iatc'a- ample for lar GO number OF Cadets.
Number t1is jSss,on one hundred aud seventyJ
myi7 i1
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MISCELLANEOUS.

HIGHEST PREMIUM AWARDED
L Il at the Louisiana State Fairs.-Ers A. Nj. Par
sh takes pleasure in informing her friends and
patrons tina: she Will open her NEW FINE SHIRT
M.EUFACTURiEG ROOMS MONDAY, October ;,
itat2l Canal street toJr doors ir.m Rampant, and
vii! eIdeaVor to give entire STAG ioi! IN perfect
fits good work ana p!rctua..:v. Sample OF work
constantly on hand. She SO i! furnish m4teria
and make to order Bremen and base -, c.i. J
uniforms, in every styl. AID ,ie5c ptIcn
del. - We -, Pm
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NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, TUESDAY, JANUARY 81, 1871
INSURANCE.

INSURANCE.
1TVHE HOPE LIFE INSURANCE COM.
pany Of New Orleans
VIII assure the lives Of children at any age, guar
anteeiny to them large capita. 70: a very small
outlay.
DIRECTORS:
william Bogei. Aug. DesOlnmes.
D.ErDan, Gustave Moses
lI!go Redwit<. Fred. Otto,
M. Wagner, Charles Baquie,
Alfred Shaw. William s. Pike,
H. Newman J. X c. Portman.
For particulars apply at the Office of the com
panv. No. 10 CaroElelet street
WILLIAM BOGEL, President.
A. DESOMMES v zee President
Jazz Is A. ". MAY. Secretary.
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Board o: Trustees:

MERCHANTS MCTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY
NEW ORLEANS.
Canal Street. lO4
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HAVANA (ia:.tis.~-

II .KV-Kl>N
Fresh in-..... G. HAVANA CIGARS, choice
brands. =. '.t.I-. 'tJcona. Figaro. !Imln
and plriar..,. ,yt.. per Lord Lowell, Gen
er.ti HaI.nt and Liz ~" ;.J!A HaI..-i a..l FOL
sale u: a ,.;.!f conn.
Also. nan. Il cI.; - SnI; c!t N Of DOMESTIC
CIGARS, !a. ff-t.-,'. re celebrated Plea
dG.. r. t,-.. 49,. ;.cr.: Havana c9ar"o Seed.
n. PEASANT.
tat. -u, =. CarOu3,ir' street.
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90
EUROPEAN
Eureka Aluminium Gold Watch COMPANY
Sd WATCH

INK
Eureka Aluminium cold Watch Company
Have appointed l.. V. DEFOREST i CO., Jewellers.
40 y Broadway, New York, sole Agents for the
United states. and have authorized them TO sell
their great Eureka aluminium Gold Watches for
Three Dollars, and to warrant e.ci, and every
to keep correct time for one ycGv ThIs Watch we
gUagailt-t to be the best auI cEeape tim. keeper
that Is now II in any part Of the globe. The
works III double case. Indies and iic:ItS size.
ans. beautifully chased. The made OF
the metal nov so widely known in Errop. > Alum
in:m Cold. I: has th. color of God which il
always retains: il viii stand tle test the strong
acids no tell ii from gold Ouv - weight
the aluminium Gold being tenth lighter TIE
WORKS made by macll IncIy, = The well
known American Watch. Til- Aluminium! Is "A cheap
metal, htIce afford 10 sell the Watch for 8
and make small proh;. We pack the Watch
safely in a small boz and scrd it BY mail t any part
ot :ne tlited STATE, receipt Of 81 81 'ity cents
foc paGk King and postage. Address all orders to
l.. '. HEFOnEST n CO.,
roo IN - and ~ Broadway. New York.
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Manufacturer OF Vertical and Horizontal Steam
Engines, BOXERS Sugar Mills Vacuum Pans, Sugar
Kettles, Carriers Filters Steam and Horse Power
Draining Machines, Saw Mills. Gin Gearing Furnace
Mouths Crate Bars, ETC. Second hand Machinery
and Boilers always for sale.
Steamship and Steamboat Repairs promptly at
teaaed to. ep2o II
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On ;no. ,n o: 4. Deb. Hughes, attorney Of L. +.
Norton, a--gnet. and upon suggesting to the court
tia. IL has n.ed IN tins court the foregoing pets-
ton. !: = ordered that John Bctry. Dransln Ma.
carry Charles Louis ST. tyr, Mrs. Madeleine CelIna
D'I5Ic the State OF Louisiana, Theo. q. Hunt, st.
Leon D-a-.z i;ank OF New orleans J. + Naihe
d. Is. naca!tv, +. Levasscur, ). Sega-aic. +. W.
Seller, aId all other parties III interest: DO show
Cai;-,. upon the fifteenth day OF February 4. D.
~! -. eleven o'clock A. NJ. before thi, court why
Tn. ,xfi petition should not he granted ami said
prorr;: sod : prayed for and why all .ncum-
1rtic.- recorded against SAID property should not.
81 CarC-.ed ,ad erased.
AID = !, further ordered that notice Of. this petit
::on and o!,cr be- served upon said John Bietrv
D~nn-.a Nacartv. Charles LOU, ST. CIR, Mis-. Mad.
20. 'cllna Dubuc the Stat. OF Louisiana. Thev.
g. Hunt. -. Leon D-st"z, 1;auk OF New Orleans ;.
Z. CaI'i!r. D. Il. Macartv, + Ltya,arur. J. Scg;,se
.,.!, f. y. Seller. and all other persons 10y serving u
.ppY :c:.0. anon them. rr their gen; or attorney
~ ~ T. +. Sprton assignee" publshin. copy OF aid
pc; t.pn and order three times III the New orleans
Htl GI..'n q 49, 'i'aptr printed III Now Orleans,
!o ,..aa ~. ."-' publication {, De. made at ...s,
IS. u.,r. before -. = - Oi hearing.
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!. - ,j'.:E..:.: jude.
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Ger" ONE n" orleans, JanGa V ., -.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-31

A.a :n.e..a. Of the Board o; Directors, held on
the twe,.;,. day OF Jaaua:, 1871! It resolved to
dec.ase the following dividend Oh the net earned
pa-tic:p.tin: premiums FOR The year ending on the
thr:v-.l:st December. i}-' for which certificates
VIII b. Issued on and ATE: II. second Monday OF
March -, VIZ
For.r-tive pc, cent OF Fir. Premiums.
Twenty-Five pei cent on Marine Premiums
Fitty-:i,. per cen. on RIVER Premiums.
Il was also resolved 70 piv siN per cent interest
"a. outstanding certificate, %! scrip, the balance
o. the ssi.e 1863 and twenty five per cent OF the
iss;.e OF }5 il cash TO the Legal holders thereof,
and ,..tr- I've second Monia. OF March ueAt