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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-08
Foreign Markets.
1Ycstcrday'S Eypnino I:spatrttso

PorGHKEEpsIE. n. Y, February An
oil train bound south: with broken axle.
dragged along the ground until It reached
the new bridge at New Hamburg, when i.
collision with the pier threw the car OFT.
An Intellectual attempt vas made to stop
the express train, which struck the car,
scattering the oil, which Immediately ~
nited, enveloping the entire express IRAN
in flames.
The express train consisted "t' .ocomc-
tive, baggage express and five sleeping ears.
The engine and baggage express car .we:e
hurled into the river
All the passengers who were il ne CI..-
cage sleeping ear persisted il :nc flames.
The two following sleeping ears were
wrapped in flames, BIZ. the inmates es
capped.
The bridge caught OF fire. and fell IN zen
minutes after the accident, carrying WIKI i
the burning Chicago car. with its inmates.
into the river upon the wrecks % the ioco-
motive, baggage ana express cars. winch
fell at the time OF the accident Sleeping
car tickets indicate that thirteen persons
persisted. but passengers say that the chi
cago Sleeping car contained twenty-five OF
thirty persons not one Of whom escaped.
Another and probably more reliable a.
count of the accident furnished by the
Western Union Telegraph Company, says
that eighteen persons We're killed outright.
ana many more fatally injured. iHIce
sleeping cars were among those destroyed.
New HAMBURG. n. u, a. Mp ~
this time sixteen bodies have been recov-
cred from the railroad disaster.
WASHINGTON, February IA letter from
Commander Seltridge. OF the ship CANA sur
veying party. dated January IS. says:
have discovered line Tor an interoceanic
canal The dividing ridge is three hundred
feet high. and the c"if-trv on e.the. side Is
favorable.
FOREIGN SUMMARY.
Bombay advices report the capture O. ne
city of Muscat by Synd Thurle.
Jules Favrc has resigned tAe Ministry 81
the Interior, but will remain Ml2isIt. O.
Foreign Affairs.
The insulrectionarv war IN Bolivia con
tinues. -Four battles have been fought. one
OF which was won by the insurgents.
1t lis rumored that Ecuador Brazil ana
Peru have formed an alliance against Colon.
bia.
The Prussian gazette dc ii Crojr confirms
the report that all material questions be
fore the London Conference have been set
tied.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-08
Monetary--Commercial.
MONETARY.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN

GFEl('E OF THE DAILY
TuE.pAl EVENING. February !. 6ti
We have no material change to repor: IN me
money market The street rates are still lo6 u
cen, y. + ;nnum for Al paper with co!l;1tei-. ana
Al bus ness notes without cOllat. rails and 50 II for
Al first class mortgage paper, and l20l4 '"l second
grade. ma. ~. 49,
York;, and closed, after mcderaie business al
ms aIll'u (agains. MO. The sales Included
liz. $1,000. 5000 s5oUo 5000 and $4,000 II III =.
and $1,000 and ftoV" at lll7Y. Nothing reported n
silver.
ket gave way :. !, G. cent 10y TIE Close III a=ret
mtnt with the decline i'll gold. The business n
sterling reached sloS 600 including . 1890 ninet.
DAYS sigh, III i20as - bill OF L. ing and clear a!
l2Gl a i2G7s and l2l, $1,000 and $500 Gear and
i5(o till OF adins at III; 4 1850 Al clear .d 700
same; 4 1909 Al bill OF adinG and clear at III q
III "a; t3oUG Al clear at I2 y, 100000 Al si"ar Al
IL 0GIllis: E220ohl hi! OF ladiig and clear q!
III !, am a; / $50 hrst class at III loooo AZ
III }. GI2l IS; s10o bank at very sl@tt fi;ict;"h
under l2l7 t. and e:oce 4! b!. OF l"t'r. at U.s.
gold. In francs $50 200 AL commercial sold al -;
Sterling NAV nov be- quoted "a: l2o2a III .o good
to Al bill oi fading and clear and l2S a .n' bank.
We notice ais" s.ie oi $500 Spanish ''o'f" on
Barcelona a. {, ent premium III Gtit 90
Domestic exchange was stead. and trni. Inc
banks supplied renitters With sight dlai's on Ne"
iolk at {, cent discount ana me 30, W. W.
T"rx n, ~ Discount, $1,000 Slopo, $1,000,
$40 0GO 600 and Slc0 O." Ut 30; io,"' com,
mercia = lC Otc bank, and : 10 u' Fil,ate 'ahk't.
ut ,32 20 600 commercial and 10000 and 40.
eco private isirkrIs al 3; Si3 teo coInncI'4a' a.
40 and .huty days sight OF New york al as. >,
Some OF ti. banks drew god clitcAs III ai''',
:, ms Cor remittance ii s cent tI>toi!-it fhrl:n
We h, AZ Of very il: lie movement III chem
The stock market appeared I" nt "s'"p ~ '-i'
nation. The oni. sa!,s REPORTED are -, en''
Crescent ti:y Ea.!k -: 500 %. 70 Union BANK 80
81; Is aud IL E.... Of New Ul cans AZ > ~ -
Op.r,,t ,ls III bones incln,eG 1000 III lie" 'l'N
sewn. a. 20 ;.,is. 5000 a: 70 A. the close t't'
.oGd not Lave ne. II quoted az better tl'' o' :"
20: in fact sn.;.i V.n:s sod ioi less KHAN
the inside figures ..-.r.
A Small lot ~ new >t.:c warrant - brou"h. ". =.
Dealers oouci.t these az .30 =, aud r." n'tt"
poIi.:G Pole" al :" ard asked ioi :ht i"ii'' -
IS ard tor The eater Sa 9S :.
W. l.aI .: ,.;t..n. .ciu. IL cry treasury fot's.
excepting =. few t:t4i@ sLni- :" "r't':' VII" ~
=. z. . i,; se.t 1. !. goliI.t. :u' ash !JN.@
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-08
ESTATE OF MICHAEL GERNON.

OPF1cE UNITED STATES MARSHAL
District OF Louisiana. {
New Orleans, January IL, 1oh'I
yI,EIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON The The
l. seventeenth day of January A. b. 1871, r tns
rant IN bankruptcy was issued against lno
as.;,a of Michael Gernon, of New Orleans
in the parish of Orleans and State OF 10y.
isiana Who has been adjudged oankra ap2
on his own 4eeltion; that the payment OF sny
debts, and delivery Of any property helong ~
such bankrupt to him or flor for his use nS
lew. that a meeting of the creditors of SAID bsn1.
rupt to prove their debts and to choose one e, =
more assignees of his estate will be held at Con
of Bankruptcy to be holden at New Orleans, N -
CustOnhouse Building, before C. s. Kellogg, ~
ister ON the fourteenth day Of February, A. y. ''"
s. e. PACKARD, United States Marshal,
3fel4 District OF LouisapA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-08

NEH ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK AS vi
be seen. by reference to notices published
in another column, the officers o; tbs ns'i-
tuition have been duly elected. and ruhIlca
lion is being made OF the certificate OF au-
:ho,itv under which il will do business. The
board CT directors comprise some OF the
MOS. prominent Of our merchants. and with
such officers "a Mr.. Wheicss, president; j.
n. Bcadles, vice president, and Richard
Jones, cashier, it must prove such a success
tina. its advent among or monetary 'nst't"-
tionS Will be an era in our history. We De
pcr;ty.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-08
The Highest Bidder.
The Houston Union says

We have heretofore shown that st. Louis
was trying to take the trade of Northern
Texas away from Houston and Galveston.
Another bidder il now in the field Cincin-
natl is now after the Red river trade. One
steamer, the Edinburgh, has been .p''r-
chased, and the press Of that city have
asked the Chamber OF Commerce to send
representative men to the Red River and
Texas country for the purpose of inducing
the merchants and planters along the Red
river 20 send their orders to Cincinnati.
where they propose to lel them have goods
cheaper than they can buy at New Orleans.
Louisville or ST. Louis. The highest bidder
viii ge: the trade Of Texas. and II VIII
benefit the State that competition exists.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-08

We notice a suit entered against .hc
Mutual Aid and Benevolent Life insurance
Association OF Louisiana. on the part OF
Mrs Jane We.more. on the lii" policy issued
20 4. H. Wetmore, who was insured June 3
and died September 9, $50, and failed to
pay TIE assessment due August :, 1870.
The Association refuses to pay because the
assessment: amount was not promptly pad
al the expira ton O: thirty days tro. notice
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-08
RECEIPTS OF PRODunE.

Observation-Disclosures Selma--l36l bales cotton
"a SKIS seed cotton l9t hds sugar $50 bbls nlolasses
30 hal bhls mOla5ses and sundTies
LOWER COAST-SteGmer Bradish Johns0n-i6o
hhds sugar 1877 bhis imolasses and sundries
GRAND VIEW-Stcamer BannOck City-259 hhds
smear 339 bbls molasses ard sundries
BAYOU OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Lishtwood-
sol bales cotton and sundr1es
BATON ROUGE-Steamer st John-64 bales cot
ton 2l3 hlrds sugar 233 bbls molasses IS hafbbls
molasses and sundries
OUACHITA RIVER-Steamer Mayfower-l9.o
bales cotton 1870 SKIS cotton seed and sundries
LOUISVILLE-Steaner Nick Longworth-7 bales
cotton hhds tobacco and sundry produce
cotton and erndries
Observation-Disclosures esper-5ibales cotton Us
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-08
EXPORTS.

rloHItA POHTS--Stcamshio 'rArIhi,nrEock-
lty bhl, -four Is bbi> pork bids whisky 700 Sks o!
Grain 10 bbls meal % SKIS oats bags coffee csk
6.r,n ,c bacon 100 ek. corn bales h.I tcs hams
q bids sugar ., lard l TX bacon - pkss mdse
and sundrirs
81 LOUiS-Stcam"r " Lewis" DDS brandy i
nix % do % crates tarthenwar
LIVEKPOOI-shlp Mayt,ow"r-Jo0o bale, cotton
MISUNDERSTANDING McAican-!8l bales o.
cotton ssl4 600 in specie
Observation-Disclosures Shaunon-lo0 kegs nails 100
bars railroad iron co.
ISDIANOLA VIA Observation-Disclosures st
Nry-,or In.liauol.I- $50 Nil. tour 20 bible whisky
200 SKIS corn So bags cofto
For Galvrston--l5u0 Dhs -four 30 bbis whisky 1000
sks corn T., i,les coffee 500 bxs bitter.
ANYWERP-Ship Aicia-ta2 hals s.cetten 1000
slaves l0l hhds tobacco
BALTIC PO!.T-Eavk vidsjaaen-!el3 bales cot
ton 49, , . - .o
observation-disclosures Fior;da-6oo SIX. corn 50
bbls flour 20 b,l-lpOrk ; hid, sugar $50 PIX IS sun
dries 80 c
ST LOUIS-Steamer D-1ter-l5 cases mdse 60 cks
mdse pkss ear;henware
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-08

The present style OF mems hats is an eH-
act Reproduction of the fashion ct lsio.
The present scrambled style Of ladies head
dress is of older origin. being the identical
fashion which prevailed before the invsn-
ton q, colnbs.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-08
RAILROADS.
=
NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE
CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD:


Two express trans daily. On and after MONDAY,
January -. 1871 passenger trains VIII toi
lows: Leave New Orleans from III. ZOO: OF Canal
street. Noble and intermediate stations, at
4. IL and /. NJ .rrvr 1T Mobile at 2.tU and sos
J.. ". Leave Mobile, from foot Gf Government
street oi New Orleans ana terHcdi.tr stations.
Il. al, i. ". and so i. NJ. Arrive NJ New Orleans
a. $50 and 80 y. NJ. Connections HI;:Gr at Mobile
by 4. Il. Trans =: siobc and C!lio road toy ST.
Ioas. Chicago, Louisville. and ALI. POINTS
NORTH, EA>. AM WrS., and by the ) l..
VI. tram win l:ri.t txule.s train ~ ;lr Mobile
ard IoL.gou..I, read TO; Mont 4,nn.cry, atlanta.
Augusta. Savannah. Sac nsoIII i.l-. tlolj't. and all
POINTS North ts. art! West Fr.i.i; trains each
daily and 'r-!G!: received a: The foot OF Juli:.
stree: b, .ol. " NJ. delivered ~ Mobile early 1t
morn, ny. lt.lu l.. as low - U> my other route.
For through :cktts o. further information as 20
rates OF ilti.E: apply at III" 'onuatNs Office. co...
Il CT CEml and Common streets.
). X. hASpH!Cs. Genera Superintendent.
N.w Orleans ,j.itlsrv 20. iyTi. an
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-08

Mrs. Moore. Authorized, vs.. Mrs. {. II a.
crile-flrst Justice court for the PARISH oi Ut
leans. - -. z.,,,,., -. -, Z, M
10y VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIERi FAClAS TO
II me directed by the Honorable H. VI. pibbie;
lirst 'usce of the Peace in and for the PARISH OF
CrleaLs will proceed to sell at public anction az
INV war. house. No. l39 Julia street. Oh NhpSbo-
DAY February 6. 1871. at u o'clock Nj
ONE LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI.tRE. - PEI
inventory Iiie at my office.
Seized il. the above entitled suit.
T.ims-Cash OH the spot.
j..lS It3 DANIEL CROW LEY, Schs:apie-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-08

The mex: new thing in wedding cards viii
be havin. the cards sealed w!th' wax.
stamped with the family crcst-a large and
well selected assortment of which is con
stantly kept on hand by eugr:lvers who
understand the business. Are we not
wcr;ng ar;stccratic. asks the New York
f,tf
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-08
MARKETS..
Domestic Markets.

New York, February I, Evening.-Cot-
ton closed duh: sales to-day 20Ou bales:
middling uplands lJ3sc. Flour: Southern
quiet; common to good extra go 900 4o
good to choice So As as 10 Whisky shade
tirmer at 96l4 a 93lec. Wheat heavy and
and amber Western 81 % l GO. Corn I'M
changed; Southern yellow S6'2c. Pork
quiet at So so a - -. Beet steady. Lard
steady. Turpentine firm at sic. Rosin
quiet; strained 81 30. Tallow weak ~ Si-
09c. Freights very firm.
CINCINNATI, February 7.-Cotton duh and
dropping; middling l44sc. Flour in good
demand at full prices: family 81 -. Wheat
in good demand at full prices; red
at 80 soc in the ear. Rye quiet a:
$l0l 05. Barley steady at 81 q ! %. Pro
visions quiet, but closed higher aud huoy-
ant Mess pork in fair demand 1T So a 1850.
Lard buoyant but unsettled; steam held a.
l2k.c, kettle 12a4c. Bulk meats bucyart
but unsettled; shoulders elic: sides
lOl2 lie. Bacon buoyant but unsettled:
shoulders 5l4c: clear rib sides l2e clear
sides l2c. Hogs in good demand at iull
prices; ST 50a7 so. Whisky dull at SIC.
ST.. Louis, February Flour quiet ana
weak: winter s. IS. Wheat steady. and in
moderate demand; No. 3 red fall s. 80 a
81 "a: No . held at 81 -. Corn easy:
mixed, in bulk. As Il lec. Oats in fair
demand: No. , SOC. Barley quiet: No. 81.
Rye soc. Whisky Csc. Mess pork steady
at so .. Bulk meats am, clear rib de-
ivered at the opening of navigation AT lci2c:
sweet picklcdshams at DC. Bacon il only
order demand. Hogs lower at 5! III. a
81 30. Cattle dull.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, February I, Noon.-Consols g.
Bonds unchanged.
FRANKFORT, February ..-BonGs closed
yesterday at 9Jl2.
LIVERPOOL, February I. Noor.-C"ttor
opened dull. Middling uplands rs o7;'ld.
Orleans rs a Sd. Sales to-day estimated at
10000 bales.
LONDON, February !. Eyen;ng.-Ccrscls
92l2 Bonds 907s
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-08
IN BANKRUPTCY.
ESTATE OF CHARLES ii. CHASE.

T.
OFFICE OF US1Tsp STArEs MARsEAirf
District OF Louisiana Z
New Orleans January &c, 1871. Z
YEHEIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON Ihh'
L .weItv-third DAY of January. A. D. 1871, Wei
rant in bankruptcy was issued against tie estate o.
CHARLES II. CHASE, of New Orleans, in the par PARISH
of Orleans and state OF louisiana who has ee eea
adiudsed d bankrupt ON his own petitions thai 70
payment OF any debts and delivery OF any properly
belonging to such bankrupt to linn, or for ms hS 5
den bv law: that q meeting of the creditors OF say
bankrupt TO prove their debts and to choose opc
or more assignees of his estate, VIII Dc Le Srs
Court Of Bankruptcy to he holden nj New oIeS f.
IN the CustomhOuse building, before, ). n "
kin Register OIL the twenty ninth day oi N-Ieh' A
i. 1871, az I4iEe o'clock A. NJ. ,,-,r,
United States Marshal, District OF ion''''-''
',rI
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-08

..Wiiian;. thee knows | never call any
body names: but, William. if the Mayer
OF the city were to come to me and say,
John. | want thee to lind me the biggest
liar in Philadelphia would come t" thee
and put Inv hand on thy shoulder, and say
20 dice. William. the Mayor wants 20 see
thee, -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-08

Captain. C"sre! informs rs that the
amoAnt liz controversy before COMMISSIONS:
Weller. IL "a sui. brought by Mr.. Ferva.cn
asains: me bark Charlie. AugHstc, was
twen.v-,:ree dollars. instead @: twenty
three hundred, rs reported yesterday morn
ing. Tie bill was for soap and tobacco :rr-
nishcL tie crew.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-08

A four-year old boy in Westport, Con
necticut, cries for his pipe and tobacco
and gets them, and smokes with evident
enjoyment.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-08

hhds sugar "A bbls sugar 81 bbls moasses and sun
dries
BAYOU DIES GIAIzB-Steamer Hamilton--3s3
bales cotton and sundries
LOCERILLE-Steamer James HOwa:d-iss6 bales
cot on hhts tobacco and suu,lry produce
CAIRO-Steamer COntinental-86G bales cotton
1919 SKIS and sunGry produce
OUACHITA RIVER Steamer Thirteenth Era
ll85 bales cotton and sundries
BY EHE RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH
ERN RAILROAD, Fehuary 7-2l64 bales cotton and
sundry produce
MORGANS LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
February II. bales cotton lGG LEGs sugar 249
bbls mOllssts and sUndrieS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-08

The passengers III q sn"w-h"ind tiA;l: IL
Wisconsin lad to tunnel through! The .Ecw
III order 70 reach the ncarc>. VILLAGE.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-08

A disturbed preacher remarked: If that
cross-ered lady in the side aisle, with red
hair and a blue bonnet, don't stop talk
ing must point her ont 10 the congrega-
ton
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-08
IMPORTS.

RUATAN tSNAED-SchoOner Turner-2O,o oU
MAINTAINS 40 900 'cocoanuts 1000 punches bananas
acknowledgements LaUra-3i bales cotton and
sundrles
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SHIPS---SHIPS.
FOR LIVERPOOL
FOR HAVANA.
CONSTARLE,S SALES.

George NerZ w.. Vincent Alexander
THIRD justice OF the Peace parish OF orleans.
10. 52.Q.
DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIERl FAClAS
ID 10 ne directed by the Honorable John T. Mon
t.uHt Third Justice of the Peace il and for the
parish o. Orleans shall proceed TO SCI! al puoAc
auction on FRIDAY, February lt'l ~ ~
o'clock NJ. at my warehouse, NJ % B.envlAe
street The following described property 70 vs.
ONE LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FCRNlTtHt. IS pc!
inventory tile i'll MY Office
WILLIAM VEINS.
te, Constable of Third Jrtst!C. to;.::.
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NEW ORLEANS PU>TOFFICE.

CEiRLESW. LOWELL. POSTMASTER.
iEev.e.I ~! corrected by tLe Io>:oHce i.;.r
Htut
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HEIOW COMING UP,

Ea,x r.;cm.a Pass, from y. ","f., WS'"> Dec -
TO nH>'''- . .
Bari, A..tiaen, Anderson from Cardiff, lie" IL. 20
MASTER
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CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAGE.
locomotive works, with twenty-three adj
dining buildings, were burned. Loss,

locomotive works, with twenty three adj
joining buildings, were burned. LOSS
Sl50.000.
JEFFERSON, Texas, February "A ire
broke out about one O'Clock last night III
Russell building. on Austin street Inc
origin of the fire is unknown.
One whole block was consumed, including
the following firms: Grinnon Il Wayiand.
s w. Stone, n. G. Shcehan, Faulkner \
Scherck, Birge, Nichols q Co., >. L. q >. =.
Afford and Pinski.
The Daiiy Democrat Office was also burned.
The total loss is estimated al not less than
$30o.0Oo. upon which there Is about s2oo,oco
insurance. - >,
MEMPHIS February Tile slrievalty
contest of Wright and Curry was declocd
in favor of the latter. .Wrights attorney
gave notice of an intention to appeal.
In the Arkansas House three sitting
friends of Governor Clayton were "usted,
ayes 63. nays ~.
The Araianchc special says there is srea,
rejoicing over the result.
SAN FRANCIscO, February 7.-Arrlve!:
steamer Moses TAYLOR, Honolulu. with the
crew of the wrecked steamer Saginaw.
-Four of the crew died; al. The res. were
saved.
The Australian newspapers have discov-
cred that the party going under The name
of Nelson who recently visited New Zealand
and effected an agreement ior me SUD
sidising of the Australian line OF steamers,
is one William n. McCann, al Australian
convict.
A new gold mine has been discovered at
Gulgany which yields very richly.
HarbOr detpnses are pushed forward IA
pidly in view of European complications.
Parkes, ex-Colon!al Secretary, has retired
from public life.
The government has abolished the new
tariff, and the ad vaiorem duties Lave been
resumed.
River Intelligence.
SOUTHWEST Pass, February 7, p. NJ
Barometer 1890. Wind south and light.
Arrived Bark Blencartha, Stewart, master,
seven days from Havana. in ballast, to mas
ter. Bark Windward. Higgins. master.
forty-one days from Cardiff, Wales, with
cargo Of railroad iron to master. Schooner
Simpson, five days from Vera Cruz. in bal
last, 10 Goldcnbow Il Kelly. No depart
ures.
VIcKsBURG. February Pissed down:
Glasgow, twelve last night: Mollic Ebert,
IL A. NJ: II. S. Turner. 3 p. NJ: Natchez,
P. M: Pargoud, 7. NJ. Passed up: Robert
Mitchell, IL A. NJ. River stationary.
Weather clear and pleasant:
MEMPHIS, February 1.-Neather cloudy
and cool River rising rapidly. Passed up:
ST. Joseph, MOllie Able and Northwestern
Passed down: LOrena.
CINCINNATI, February River falling
rapidly. Arrived: Wild Duck, from st.
Louis Departed: Wild Duck. for Pitts
burg; Minnie, for St. Louis; and Belfast,
for New Orleans. Weather cloudy and
drilling. Business dull.
LOUISVILLE, February 7.-Weather chilly
and disagreeable, with slect and rain this
afternoon. River falling slowly. with eight
feet scant in the chute and ten feet in the
canal Freights scarce. Arrived: :. j.
Hale from Memphis; p. w. Strader from
New Orleans. Departed: 5. j. Hale and +.
w. Strader, for New Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-08

TRAVELLERS. ATTENTION:
THE NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON AND
GREAT NORTHERN.
.Iis>I>>.rrl CENyKAL RAILROADS..
K,.l ~ r.ssenSc: Coaches AID Baggage Cars.
ken ccut.ntd .-nst. without Change.
BAGGAGE GHtSKHu FROM REs!lESCE TO
DESTINATION.
Tire , 4. -. EXPIRES. Train rams Daily,
lsUSpaYS EYCEYTED)
Makes close CONNECTIONS FOR VicksoUrg, Memphis
81. Louis Chicago 20 II.Tl..t, and all points beyond
Sleeping "a: i...h. C..i4..us 70 Grand Junction AID
4 I'm tc.d-
The .H.il Train leaves New Orleans Daily,
nj 5 r. NJ.
Makes scies.... CONNECTIONS Nth lighting Fx.
press trains 10 a.. POINTS NORTH EAST alG y kSI.
Carries the ..t. northern Mall.
Time to New ork. 10 Hours.
New and elegantly atted Up Sleer.n: Cars rnl 70
Ham boiGt. -enLess-e, Cleveland Tennessee. ;.i.d
Louisville Kentucky.
Express Tram >oGth arrives a. i:3o A. N.
Mi Tran South arrives a; l!:o5 :. NJ.
Iicke. C-tc., Galveston Iron Building.
Ticket ct;ces. New Orleans under Ci:v Ho:e.-
Corner Camp - Common streets, andsat leIo-
+. G SfWALL, General Sulerinlendent;
;. b. htntf, General Ticket Agent, New
rIta.-s, Jackson and Great Northern Kali
T.. L. FROST. General super:nterdtnt
- L. HrErE eek. raj Ticket Agent, M.ssS
hr!F. Cett.a! Railroad.
= y. * OFT, General Passenger Agent
W. IN
T'O THE EAST. ........TO THE EAST
v:a IoI..v..,e and Chic md tI;s>i.sippi
Hallway.
ne .ony,':;.L g: ne Louisville Division CT tits
road axe Il. y, ,;.d,d equipment for passenger
:ra,e: .uak.e III. Ike
EL>T ROUTE TO CINCINNATI.
ALL FONTS est AND NORTHEAST.
THREE THROUGH TRAINS DAILY.
We dec: con-. :.o:.s ron :he scu:h !vr Cic.
e.EI"ti
W'.E,r. HEAN1n OF CARS.
F.. e.,~ I'D :.' tickets VIA Louisville and the
OHIO hid Mississippi Railway, :ui SAFE ~ AL pm.
c!os. ..cs.. c::c.. = II. South and III Louisville al
lie Genera, CITE q he Company. corner Fourth
AID Man :...:- $50 Ga: House md Louisville
Ike ana " 40 Eot..s.
y. E.-s.ck..> :" Cincinnati! AID points Vast Wa
is ;e. cc.c mai. line steamers. AID MAJ
IKE ".,:s .-.e God on his road.
CHARLES r. FOLLETr.
ceIs:.. Passenger aud Ticket Agent. ST. LoU.A
). L. CROSSWORD.
G,Eer;.. Superintendent. -. LoL:s.
THOMAS BORWIN.
:y:,s General Southern Agent, Louisville.