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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-03
RECEIPTS OF PRQDuCE.

LOBDELLS STORE-Steamer Ear, Able-96 bales
cotton IL SKIS seed cotton SO hhdS sugar Sol bbs of
nloiasscs and snndries
DONALDSONVILI .E-Stearner Big IIorn-1G0 hhds
sugar i59 bbls mOlasses 81 haifbols molasscs and
sundrics
Observation-Disclosures W Pike-i61 bales cot
ION O8 SKIS seed cotton 529 hhtis sugar 62 blis
lasses and sundrieS
DoSALDSONVIL LE--Steamer Henry Tete---1
bales cotton SKIS seed cotton i03 hh;ls SUGAR II
bIls n.olasses half bbls molasses and sundries
RECEIPTS SUNDAY.
Observation-Disclosures Eatchez-48.1 bales cotton
$50 SKIS cotton seed and suudries
FORT ADAMS-Steamer Wade UamptOn-lGnl
bales cotton 81 SKIS cotton seed 1876 hhds sugar ~
hal -bb's molasses and sunlries
BATON ROCGE-SteameT st John-33 hhds O.
sugar 1928 bbls mOlasses 81 bales cotton /. SKIS seed
cotton and sundres
GRAND ViEW-Steancr Ba r1lock City-7S hhds
sugar 3l2 bills moasses - SKIS rice and sundrles
LOWER COAST-Stcamer san Nicholas-39 hhds
sugar 1872 bbls mOlasses 80 half bbs molasses and
suudries
ST OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Pretender-lol ba .es
cotton SKIS seed cotton 10 SKIS cotton seed l0 hhds
sugar 81 bbs moasses and sundIics
LOWER COaST-Steamer Beaufort-64 bbls o.
mOiasses "a lilds sugar and sundres
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES John Howard burned at
the wharf Sunday nornng-1284 bales cotton and
eundries
BY THE RAILROADS..
NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH
ERS RAILROAD, January 2-l557 bales cotton an d
sundry produce
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
January 2-51l hhds sugar 1883 bbs mOasses 10:
bales cotton % SKIS seed cotton bbls sugar half
bbls moasses and sundries
NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE AND CHATTANOOGA
RAILROAD, January 2-l3O bales cotton and sun
dries
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-03
very dull. II ounce are quoha at - lalsc
y Il. - ounce at 1914 0l212c;: IA ounce at

very dull. II ounce are quots@ ut - a l2 lsc
y il, l2 ounce at 12l4 0l2l2c;\ IA ounce at
Is a l5l4c: Is ounce at III " =.
WuIsKY-Is quic, and firm kee.ee.i
GOOD proof isnuoted at $ o2As a VIZ +
gallon. IS bbls sold at 81 CD, and - bols
white wheat at 81 05 = gallon.
GUNNr BAes-Nolpinal at ~ y &c
Scarcely any demand.
FREIGuTS-Foreign freights exhibited ne
variation. Under II good demand for cotton
room. rates rule steady and firm. Coast
wise. the New York steam rate on cotton
las droppei to sc. We qa0te cotton To
Liverpool at SD sail and sd steam; Anu
ster,l;.ln. sail. IL It'd; Hamburg. sail, ll-16l
Bremen, sail, it-l6i: Antwerp, sail, I-lod
Genoa. sail. Iasc; New York. steam, sac
Philadelphia. SC: Sugar to New York
81 80: molasses, 81 Tallow to Liverpool
sail, 37S I'd; -four 10 do Is: Oil cake t" nc
:}2s Sd n ,!i,s.
BrrrER-Choce ia in fair supply and de
mand III 80 a SIC u to for Western. and IL a
1lc for Northern Roll butter IS 03lc = Ii
We have no change for the better to notice
in the poorer qualities. The market is over
stocked with them. and they are almost en-
tirely neglected.
CHEE>E-Cho;cc Western factory and rs,
serve are in hight supply and good demand
at i5l2 d l6l2c T. rs for the former, and J. a
ll12c for the latter. English dairy dull ii
/. a, Il &c t. fb.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-03

men gathering ice off the river at the 1907
Of Fourth street, and it seems to be first
rate ice. about four inches thick.
The St Louis Repu6licoS, thirtieth, says
The river here is rising slowly. The ace
was still holding yesterday evening. Inc
weather here was mild, the snow ana Ice
melting very fast. Teams. however, CON
to cross over the Carr street road across tne
ice. Two or three days like yesterday VIII
set the ice to moving again. Business was
very lively all day in the neighborhood Oh
the ferry landing. loot OF Vine street. Levee
in avery sloppy" condition. Plenty OF
boats and barges at Cairo. The Kellogg Is
reported to have got of Greenleafs bar.
where she was stuck. We have little news
of Importance to report. Very little bnSl-
ness being done on the river. above Mem,
phis. River very low between Cairo ana
Memphis. Cairo short line taking freight
for Cairo at the rate OF more than a hun
dred car loads per day. Several steamers
are receiving freight there.
We learn from Captain jim Bowlin, one
OF the most successful and popular steam
boatmen in the Arkansas trade, that an eft
fort is being made to purchase the steamers
Judge Wheeler, j. :. Durham and Fort
Gibson from the Packet Company. TO be
run in the trade between Little Rock. Van
Buren, Fort Smith and intermediate points.
This move is being made by some mertha
at Van Buren, and in this city, and is GER
tainly one that must commend itself to
every business man il those places. We
have no doubt but that they would he
joined, with Gberality and dollars. by many
at other points OH the river. and that the
Packet Company would make the sale OF
these boats Oh good and easy terms.
The good to result To merchants, shippers
and business men generally. ~ the certainty
of rates and the knowiedg" that your goods
Will he sure to come. il water TO carry them.
is too obvious, when We compare with the
present surroundings. prices and uncertain
~. to need argument. Some may sa. We
will have Il railroad soon, and then away
goes your boat. That may be so to :."er-
tain extent: Vet We vii! have much use for
boats on the Arkansas river for many years
to come.
Merchants, give this matter a thought.
ard see wl.a: can be done.-fOrt snl;M
E,rGld
For acknowledgement Oglesby ) fine
steamer john kilgonv VAL leave to-day ut
} Z. II. punctually. tor the above and way
landings. The kllgoUr is :. large. safe and
speedy steamer. and will make quick time
20 her destination. Nj, II. +. Fillmore Is
Chief clerk.
FOR RED RWER.-The regular line packet
Southwestern leaves this evening at D p VI.
for Shreveport and jefferson direct She
carries the United States mail, and leaves
ON advertised time.
FOR SHREvEroKT.--The fine sidewhcel
steamer Alex. Mitchell, Captain ". T..
Eoartiman. master. leaves this day at ) y.
NJ. for the above and way landings. Mcssrs.
Lowden and Dill have charge OF the office
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-03
Cargo Of the John Kyle.

The following is the manifest of the sugar
land molasses shipped on the steamer John
Kyle, cut to tho waters edge few eve
nings since by the collision with a tugboat :
Senter collier & Ranken, st. Louis, fftytWo
hogsheads sugar; Glasgow Brothers Co.. st.
Louis. forty three hogsheads sugar; Belcher Sugar
Refining Company, ST. Louis, one hundred and
fourteen hogsheais sugar; F. A. Churchill 4 Co.,
st. Louis, tsty -rrne hogsbeads sugar; W. II. Cal
win. Chicago. thirty five hogsheads sugar: II.
Durham. Chicago, thirteen hogshcads sugar; Gull
ley Ball. Viekshur., thirty-two barrels moasses;
Steward BrOO u Fizer Memphis, fifteen hogshe ads
sugar: Newton. Ford 4 Co., Memphis, thirty four
bogshea,ls sugar: d. P. Hadden Memphis four
logshrads sugar; Ewing Co., Nashville, ten hogs
heads sugar; Philip Hooper Co, forty nne hogs
heads s,lnar; r. l.. Winkiey, Nashville ten hogs
head. sugar: John T. Hancock Dubuque, fifteen
hosslleats sugar; Stratton Il Bird Cairo five hogs
heads sugar; j. Burr, Davenport one barrel sugar:
J. Quain, Chicago seventeen hogsheads sugar;
Gray Brothers y Phelps. Chicago. thrty-fve bar
rSls molasses: p. +. chapman. Pennington, five
hosshrads sugar j. II. Durham, Chicago. seven
teen hos>heads sugar; Agent Missouri Railroad, 81.
Louis twenty seven hogsheadS sugar; T. A.
Churchill Co.. ST. Louis; thirty hogsheaais sugar:
Brockmire ( Rankin st. Louis ten hOgsheads
sugar; O. T. +. Woodruff, st. Louis. thirty nine
barrels m.lasses; Gay lianenkamp, ST. Louis,
eighteen hogsheads sugar; J. X. Picton 4 Co., Ten
IuUs f,,itls
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-03
MEMPHIS.
.semuhis and Bend Packet Line.

I,uD,,,. uemubis and Bend Packet Line.
f Fer For po Me% Ga,hdss t Ms,sSn,
x9g AZ. AT3 Mouth OF White river, Bolivar
kHEs -. Landing, Mound Place: Glencoe
ounce Gaines Landing. Luna, GrccnTille sunny
side. Auburn, Riggs Point. Barnards, Leota May
land DuncaIisby's, SAipwth's, Lake Providence
M'lliEen's Bend, vickshurg, "rand calf 81. '1srpi
RoUg,, and all way laudinss-The tine passenger
steamers
HEJ3.E LEE J. FRASK HICgs Master
On. OF the above steamers will leave ~ tk1
SATURDAY at tive o'clock Y. 81. paving particular
attention to all Bend and plantation business.
For freight passage. apply on board or TO
C'G. WAYNE. Agent, y Natehel 81.
s.NNOTT X ADAMS, Agents,
del ino IL Comlerclt' fift".
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-03

toned, an ernipt 81 - ZIG ssssss damage was q,
the goods upn x ISn prior to january l.
1871, and vat T. y'r nd if such statement
house on tat Jy,,cf, the damage allow
sss b 3m Upon % u, TIC rates q
witldrfxals Ter said act on duty paid goods
Refrndgbr forwarding to the depart
will E Terrified statement in each
meF the he settlement OF the same by the
caf. an ofeer.
aEouyyn1s uniformity in carrying said law
o,6sct. copy OF this letter will he sent
'.to9lliecfors OF customs at the various ports.
TO ~ ann. very respectfully.
~ GEORGE 5. BOUTWELL,.
Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-03

Philadelphia is known far and wide as the
city where each man may build 4 home for
himself and own it. and this fact is her true
wealth and chetcst distinction. 1t draws
to her, from all parts of the land. the hon
est and ambitious mechanic and artisan,
who would work as :. free man and not as Il
slave: and, beyond this, it guarantees do
nestle SECURITY and the love OF home, which
can only he assured when every man 5
house is hi castle, and which are the best
pledge and guaranty of social and political
nte gritty.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-03
TMPORTS.

HOCEpORT VIA MISUNDERSTANDING G.
Harrls-s+ ties beef bbls beef 2l3 bags wool 254
head cattle and sundries
INDIANOLA VIA GALvESTON-Stoanshir Raf-
ian-59 bales cotton IL bills beef 81 ties beet q hhds
beef 100 head cattle and sundries
MOEiLE-Steamer Franccs-&3 bales COTTON and
sunarics
notwithstanding Northern !'Sht-Iooo 81
gars
GALVESTON-steans!ip Agnes-33 bale cotton
SKIS Sea Island cotton 1873 bids hides 60 bales hex
and sUud1ies
KEW YoRK-Steamsbip Gen Neade-Asstd udse
NEW Notwithstanding Bitiiy Ile-Asstd mdse
MOBILE-Steamer LOuise-2}s bales cotton S230G
u, .rs.cie u bdls n;sper md snntiiies
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-03

PHILADELPHIA VIA MISUNDERSTANDING IA
n;u,;-tor Iavan.l-S1 IL 900 IS specie 30 ties lard
SEQ bs -four u bbis meal bales 100 SKIS corn
so SKIS oats 20 bbs rosin 30 hhds taiow 3pkgs mdse
50 bbls grease 81 bXs pears
FOR Philadelphia--l57 bales cotton 40 hhds sugar
lQSl bbls molasscs IS bales moss SIG bdis hides All
Iacs lead ) bales hides 594 hides 81 pkgs mdse bales
warn
ISDIANOLA VIA GALVESTON--SteamslipH Hutch
n.or-for Iu,iianola-2Ou bbls flour 50 bbls gar rs
Nxs tobacco 40 rolls haggiug 300 pkgs lndse
tor Gaivesto1l-8O0 bbs four 3 bags coffee S"c
SKIS oats 81 wagons 1000 empty terres go bbs of
whisky
pENSACOLA-Schoouer Charlotte-iGo bhls flour
70 bbls pork bbls whisky bbls oil 5 cks bacon 20
,,s lard 20 kegs moasses llds sugar Is bales hay
bags coffee 420 SKIS p SKIS oats - shs cats 9
pkgs ndse ~
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Nellie Bcwers-S66 tales
Cotton l04l bbls molasses
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-03
LEGAL NOTICES,
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COyRr.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA
IN TEE MATTER OF ALTERED =. JONES, BANK.
rupt
In Bankruptcy-No. 1875.

In Bankruptcy-N0. 1O5S.
w HEREAS, ALFRED F. JONES, OF NEW OR.
w leans and district aforesaid duly declared
bankrupt under the act Of Congress Of March 2,
1861 has this day filed in said court petition pray
ing for discharge and certificate thereof from all
his debts and other claims provabe under said act
Notice is therefore given to all creditors who
have proved their debts and to all other persons IN
interest, that the twenty fifth day Of january,
1871. ct IL A: NJ is assigned for the hearing Of the
Same, and that they may then and there attend and
show cause, il any they have, why the prayer OF
the said petition shou3d not be granted and fur.
thsr notice !: given that the bankrupt VIII undergo
twentieth day Of January. A. D. ISL, S Ii /. n.
At his n&6eQ. Cnetemhouse building =,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-03

Very trying difficulties have beer eNcoun
tered by the capitalists Who have under
taken to work the silver mines on the north
shore Lake Superior. owing t" the violent
gales which have prevailed in That region
almost necessarily since the beginning Of
(sYfuhtr
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-03
EAf'()N ROUGE.

New Orleans. Ccnht eDs
Baton Rouge se,ni-weekiy passed.
G3R ger packet
ST, JOHN.
,,- JAars P. n, EIRcy,
'" n U~Al" Clerk.
.s NJ Orleans every WEDNESDAY al 20 =. e,
and SATURDAY at p NJ; sayss ba."h nDIeS
TTW-PSDAY and SUNDAY EVENING" ctm.l1*
49, ,he coast below Donaldsony1lle In cayEsSi'
fridays ana ""no"'' K q. MELANCON Agent
-. &c Old Levee st1eet-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-03

BarnuIn recently told correspondent
abiding 10 his proposed new travelling
show: Il am nearly dead with e"n"i:
have been playing the gentleman for four
years, with plenty of money and nothing
to do, and am nearly dead. l don't want
money; mean to give away every dollar ]
make But | must work or die"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-03
Opr.I.OtISAS.

uUcvr.aR WEDNESDAY PACKET.
~xcrz~ a For OpclOusns. Washing"
q ton. Fort Barre, and all landings on
AHc4*ifN3 the coast Atchaiaaya River and
~ 1sxEss:tis5SaPayou Conrtableau Tie f"et
aud splendid side wheel steamer
SELMA,
G. G. Pickett, master. J. b. Scnm-i' ei1iA"
Leaves New Orleans every WEDNESDAY, q y. u
Uuv.s Washington every SUNDAY, at Y a u.
Connecting at Simmsport with steamer MsgEse -
and ai Ch,rchviil with steamer Jennie 6ionons'
Thrnu gh bills lading given. no.o
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-03
ARRIVED SUNDAY,
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

St,anls-. ii. Eienvilt. Baker, from New York Nh
ul, 10 Geo Fusdick aco---Zc dlstf1ct l"
Steamship Gen Mead. sampson. from New YORK
l4tf lilt to Low Lt,dw iSsru-Id district
STEAMBOATS,.
Har- Able Bal.lncc. frcm Lobde!rs Store.
Henry Tate, p,lferes. from Donaidsonviiie.
~ Pike, Brown, from hermitage.
Frances Blakeslee. irom Mobile.
Iiu Horn. AucoI, frcm Dol1ldsonN lie
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-03
NEW ORLEANS. CHICAGO AND THE
WEST.

fys@:t2~ b. The Illinois Central Rail.
IL I.-.z.SV road and Blue Line, via Cairo, Will
&z.na.gHSi.sfiid3 take freight from New Orleans
~ - EEtrst-class steamers, leaving daily
at tive =. NJ for Cairo, Chicago and all points North
West and East ut the lowest rates.
All rates and all through bills of ladng from New
Orleans by above route given, signed and recog
nzed only the General Office of the Company rs
C;.rondciet street.
Shippers by this route save al! dravage and trans
fer charges at Cairo AID their goods are always
under cover, and no charges made for forw ard
ing. JAMES 4. TUCKER,
no9 General Agent.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-03
LOWER COAST.

LOW IL K COASI.
ReRulnr Lower Coast Packet-TWtCe q
Week.
Commencing October IS. =
H~ns~ b. For the Forts, BurRs,
" 5asen5 Pout-aa-Hache and al p'anfs-
SSs.sl.1 ton landings-The new steamer
BRADISH JOHNSON.
W s. BAssErr Master; q. CANTON ~, C.e!siss
Leaves every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY a. 10 q.
n rsfurnny every MONDAY and THURSDAY. Tho
Johusou will make three trips week whenevef
s;ss r..arires it, J. N. PETERSON, Z
oosti S 4 l6a Gravier street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-03
Time of Arrival and Closing Of Vail

Revised and corrected by the Postntice Depart
ment.l
Time Of Arrival and Closing Of Nails,
DAILY ARRIVALS.
From the North-through nail-ll:05
From Louisville. Cairo, Cincinnati and
New Iork-through mail-l::D A. NJ
From Alabama, Georgia. East Mississippi.
North and South Carolina and Florida, 8
A. NJ.
From all points on Morgans Louisiana
and Texas Railroad Bayou Teche. and in
te,me,iiate parishes daily, except Sunday,
6P. VI.
From Carrol)ton and Jefferson City lex
cept Sunday, P. NJ.
From Algiers daily, II A. NJ.
From Southern and Middle Texas, Sun
day, Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Fri
day, 3 p. NJ.
From Northern Louisiana, via Ficksburg,
Hos A. NJ, daily.
TRI-wEEKLY ARRIVALS:
From Red River parishes and Northern
Texas.
sEM!-wEEKLY ARRIVALS.
From Vicksburg-river way mall-NOn-
day and Friday mornings.
From st. Francisville-river way mall
Monday and Thursday mornings.
and Saturday.
From Covington and Vaudeville, Tues
DAYS and Fridays. II NJ.
From Ouachita River.
WEEKLY ARRIVALS.
From Florida ports, Key West, Havana,
Cuba, West Indies and Mexico.
From Havana. per William Crccvys New
| York and Philadelphia steamers.
From Brownsville. Texas.
IMoNTIJV ARRIVALS.
Y From Havana and Key West Baltimore
! steamers).
MONTHLY ARRIVALS.
| From Belize. Honduras.
| DAILY DEPARTURES
| To the North-tl,rOuoh mail-texccpt Sun,
dayl, 4 =. n.
10 the Ncrti,-through mail-Snnday, :.
| p. NJ
To Louisville, CAIRO, St. Louis. Chicago
Cincinnati, California and New York
through mail-(eXcept Sundays, A: NJ.
| TO Alabama, Georgia. East Mississippi
North and South Carolina and Florida lex
cept Sunday, ; p Nj.
| On Sundays, : Z. N.
| To ali points on Morgan's Louisiana and
Texas Railroad, Bayou Teche, and inferno
| date parishes daily, except Sunday A NJ
J. To Carrollton and Jefferson City lexcep
| Sunday, 9 A. NJ.
| To Algiers, 9 A. NJ
To Southern and Middle Texas, Tuesday
Wednesday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday
at 6:30 A. NJ.
To Lake Coast, daily, : \. NJ. sexcep
Sunday
yRI-WEEKLY DEPARTURES.
To Red River parishes Northern Louisian;
| and Texas. Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur
days, Z. NJ.
| sEMI-WEEKLY DEPARTURES.
To Vicksburg-river way mail-lIuesday
and Saturdays, 4 ?. NJ:
To ST. Frsncisville-riyer way mail-Mon
,prtsenU III. NJ.
lne Governor
,ended the sid Wicklitfe from his . avs ant
111Sntl fo;cus,,t;;m fro, from the p
. severty-eisI was But iay
2QRS Splsh- exerted
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-03
FIRST PAGE.

:, Anst ], $40, 468 for cor
! IF 1869; increase 1884, e2l
/eck 76.51G, of which "a, 10
TO- britain, and IL 1893 to thu
r. bcks at all ports up to las
81 ,039 From this it will BE-
ApOrts for the week increased
>hile stocks on hand are l3?. A.
Mln ut the same date in 1869.
dount in sight this date. follows
SEX: Liverpool $4,000 Atoat for Great
britain, American cotton. 1000 bales
Indian cotton aiOas. for Great Britain and
Europe, lOs, 600 bales. Stocks Oh hand IN
United States. $63s,s96 Bales total tottoI
in sight. l.625, 7s6 bales, against l,3ea, y
bales, at this last date last year. !
Pleasanton declining dinner from 1so1
ciates in revenue service, says the gYcT
nsnt should .s abolish the a noisty , syst3a
ing expense to the government, anJdnen-
ing public confidence in the sservif, aspi-
Geving officials from embarrassing
eiOns. T..
Arrived: Virgo and Mississippi. eeasn1y
WASHINGTON. January l-Ih9ay. and
will sell million gold each Ghvfrs, and
purchase two million bonh Jon bonds
third Wednesdays and Oye Trs making
the second and fonrth We1nH and a pul-
total sale of four millipasGng January
chase Of six million bonds Since the or
PHILADELPHIA. Jany.rYepartment in
ganization of Il paid, fIcre.sed. Every
.aag: ~ bb-7T argeMIy The Mayor has
ior pros q @ s,sr s'''ef'hs S''" 'of
~. Hory I.--Seventy build
,p1S h., oLitiin burned last N ght.
ri XePof million.
RarrSbcr 30-Prim died last
kS L
]afCastegna on Friday and
49, tsEally received, and departed
4;}produced profound sensation:
= 4nation everywhere prevail.
II battaliOns nearly all surren-
az Arms. Perfect tranquility pre-
krid and provinces.
wv 4 king reached Murcia and was
kceived.
"pf Etes voted tnll powers TO The gov
[P"ordef 4 formed by Admiral Topete.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-03
CAIRO.

ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD PACKETS.
-g.T2.k h For Memphis and
81 the Bends-The tine passenger
nj, III steamers OF this line viii leave az
E8IEE@EE.ol
w II. Arthur. Brolask. SATURDAY January ;.
Giving through bills of laling to all points on The
Me,nuhis and Charleston Railroad, Nashville and
Mort hvest.rp Railroad, and Memphis and ONO
k..,troa,i--also 10 81. Louis.
.B. WOODS, General Agent.
l0i Common street.
G.. G. WAYNE. Freight Agent.
8. NatcileZ street
Biz os l.ing ror all ireghIs over the ILLINOIS
Contra Rs.ilro.id signed al tlr. office OF
JAMES T. TUCKER.
a..5 % Carordeet street
Illinois Central Railroad Packet.
nsgi-4- b. For Memphis. Cairo and
IL !. ~ the Bends-Thr lin. pa-scny.r
~ r steamers OF this line viii leave a.
.kzszI1.-zEs-eeEto follows:
w. J. LEWIS.
L-Gves CT TUESDAY. January 8, aV F. Vi.
Giving through bills Ia,iing to all roinL: on NE
Nash, He and Northwestern Railroad, Memphis
ana Ohio Railroad. and also to ST. LouIs.
Pilie of ladnp for all treiGhts ever tAe LIMOS
C.u.rai l.;.-lroa,. si9ncs. at the ollie 81
JAMES T. TUCKER.
No. % Carondele; street
>TkVEXsON 4 VERLASpER, Agents,
10 y. 40. iI5 tirlVicr street.
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STEAMBOATS,.
-LN
6l9gGl


THE LAKE.
,,opup AND NYw O2LE4Ns LINE fNl71E----
"o0A'D STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
v.. vaudeville, Lewtsbure' ""a'.eHvlhs
1"' and Covington. -
The elegant and very fat Nv n g
~ assure sde-wheel United, ssste6
[OI14k1& m" ABITA. -S~
Captain MiiIIl -
.,,,, ,.. o. above On MONDAYS and THURSDAY
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RED RIVER.
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RUTH,
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Leaves TUESDAY, January .. at p. L.
Fer freight or passage apply on board, or 10
GEORGE d. HITE, Agent.
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