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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-16
THE IMPEA ENT OF G0YERNoR r
HOLDEN.
RALEIGB, March Is.

RALEIGB, March 15.
The evidence in the impeachment trial Of
Holden vas closed yesterday. Hon. William
A. Graham opened with argument for prose-
cution to-day. He has beea speaking four
hours, and willbe followed by Messrs. Boyden
and Smith for the defence, and Hon. Thomas
Bragg will close on Saturday for the prosecu-
ton. The vote will be taken next week.
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WASHINGTON, March 10:

%
WASHINGTON, March l5:
In the Senate, West introduced bill direct
Ing the Secretary of War to detail an engineer
to survey for system of levees in Louisiana
which was referred to the select committee OF
levees. Adjourned.
HOUSE.
The committee on foreign affairs were order
ed to inquire whether Lower California would
be desirable acquisition to tho ul1sad statas.
Atter. long fllibusterlng by Peters, Of Maine,
1t was
Resolred, That a select committee be ap-
pointed by the speaker whose duty it.shall be
to inquire into the condition OF the late insur.
rectionary States, so far as regards the execu-
ton of tfe laws and safety Of the lives and
property of citizens OF the United States, and
report the result or their Investigation to the
House in December next, with such recon-.
mendatlons as they may deem expedient; and
that said committee be authorized to employ q
clerk and stenographer, to sit during the re-
cess, to send tor persons and papers, to take
testimony, and to visit at their discretion,
through subcommittee, aay portion OF the
Southern States during recess; and THAI The ex.
pense of said committee be paid from the con-
tingent fund OF the House,
The resolution was passed-l26 to GA.
concurrent resolution that Congress ad-
journ on the Goth passed.
The speaker announced the following COM
mistee under Peterss.resolutIon: Butler, of
Massachusetts,; shellabarger, Kelley, May
nard, Coburn, Buckley, Stevenson, Burdett,
Cox, Beck, Archer, Waddell and Robinson.
The vote On the select committee of thirteen
was as follows: Ayes-Republcans, l26,
Democrats, 64: nays, so Republicans, IA Dem
ocrats, being majority Of each party. This
resolution closes out the Ku-Klux for this ses-
sion, and an adjournment will probably take
place next Monday.
The Republican senators cauoussed four
hours to-day without reaching a conclusion.
The caucus meets again tomorrow. Trum-
bull, Morrill,, Buckingham, conkling, Sawyer,
Kellogg and Robertson spoke in opposition to
Ku-Klux legislation.
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THE UP-COUNTRY.

Trial, of the stephens MuSderers at
Unfon-THo Sentenced to be Hanged
ntiIftin Returning. Arms-They are
Done with Soldering Forever.
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CONGRESsI0NAM

The .Loutssana Levees-The X. X. In
the House-The Mater Disposed OF for
the, Session:-A Committee OF Fifteen
Appointed to lnvestigate-The Final
Adjournment.
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DMns.
n E S T M o N / "A L s.!
Resd q few of the Testimonials in regard to the
EFEIOACY OF that STERLING MEDICINE

T = 5 T 1 Nd o N l "A Il y.
Hf hESxof E 6 ~ Ss II Isfa E the
OLD CAROLINA BTTERS.
Afew Certtncatesfrom the many In our posses.
Sion from persons who have tested the
OLD CAROLINA BITTERS:
FROM THE POSTMASTER AT TUMBLING
TUMBLfNG SHOALS, s. O., April 8, 1870.
Messrs: GOODRICH, WNsxAN Co.; Charleston,
nsn,isI J en-rn,. 10 to ,nyorr, vor +,,. >, ahon.
old age and hard work, weighing hundred
@eaess asias 5as SES c!zh1oEfsA q! StTTEss I
as thirty Years sgo-went to WORK and msds
meney. l. weighed after using dthe above, one
hundred and sev9ntY.two pounds. i have since
been strong and hale As;ep gentlemen ny
BITTERS. 80 2.ts.,.S =. ~ ~, q, i;
:, Sl9nedl RANsoM PH1ILRs, P. NJ.
Tumbing Shoals, 8. @.
FROM ANDREW CHAMBERS, IRWINTON, GA.
iRwINToN, Ga, September 25, 1889.
Messrs. GOODRICH. WINEMAN & Co.:
ss Two weeks as
brated CAROLINA, BITTERS, which drought
home for my father, whose health Was very feeble.
After using 1t he was 80 well pleased with III
euect9, tlAL ne Cousluers tacA aluost luui5p6ueo~
BILE. Please ind enclosed sixteen, tsl8.l the price
OF two cases; direct them WI. Chambers & Son,
No. 16, G. r. r. Yours; very respectfully,
tSigned) ANDREW CHAMBERs.
ANOTHER VOICE FROM GEORGIA.
FORT VALLEY, GA, September is, 1859.
Measrs. GOODRICH, WINEHAN l. Co., Charleston:
GeQtlemen-I take great pleasure In Informing
frohdft the use Of the OLD CAROLINA BlTTERA
1t fs certainly good medicine, and would pe>
pleased II you would send me another dozen I'M
mediately. Respectfully, &c,
(SiQned) JN0. A. HoUHER.
Sold BY all Druggists Id Charleston. The trade.
GOODRICH, WINEMAN 4 CO.,
Principal Depot, No. IS Hayne street.
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fertill,ers.

DER UVIA N GUANO.
For sale lot OF A No. Ch.ncha Island GUAN0
In store and to arrive LOUIS MCLAM,
jan4 No. 81 Broad street.
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THE FOREIGN MAILS.
PICTURES OF Paris.
sNo Gas''-The Theatres Reopening-
Causes Of Defeat-Stories of Suffering
The Late B0mbardment-Peril of
Spring-German Exactions.
CORRESPONDENCE OF the New York Times.l

Correspondence Of the New York Times.l
PARIS, February 20.
Paris hopes to have gaslight By the first Of
March, and without gas, civilization seems i'm
possible They-managed somehow in the dark
ages by lamp and candle-llght, but to one who
walks about Paris.now, and remembers what
Paris was, ali the ante-gaseous period is a
mystery.
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MPO.U Nd ACID
PHOS ATE OF LIME,
FOR COMPOSING WITH COTTON SEED.

This article is manufactured by the PACIFIC
GUANO COMPANY, at Charleston, $. c., under
the superintendent OF DR.. ST. JULIEN RAVE
MEL. When comp0Sted with unequal weight OF
Cotton Seed, its results have been found fully
equal to the best standard fertilizers Its econo.
my must commend 1t to the noGice OF Planters
generally. For specific directions for composing,
and for supplies, apply to ]. N. ROBSON,
Selling Agent, Charleston, 8. G.
JOHN 5. REESE Il CO., General Agents. Balti.
more. dec22-DkC-lmW3mo9
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GERM4N FUNDS SEEKING FOREIGN
INVESTMENTS.
From the London Eco nomlss,

The indemnity to bepaid by France to Ger
many Is SO large that 1t is taken completely
out OF the range OF ordinary transactions. No
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THE THEATRES.

Two or three out of thirty theatres open
limidly for day or night performances. On
Sunday, at P. NJ, the Francais gave Beau.
marchais's gay comedy of the "Marriage>of
Figaro" with the second act of "Tartufe." !"
On Sunday evening there was concert at the
Opera, at the Sale Valentino, and one at the
Grand Hotel iu hoRor oil the committee Of the
London gift of food to Paris. There are good
people who consider theatres and concerts on
Sunday sort of Sabbath breaking, and 1t may
occur to them that the defeat of the French
has been punishment of this sin. 1t happens,
however, that the Germans are quite as much
addicted to Sunday concerts and theatres as
the French.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-01
ST. LOUIS.

New Observation-Disclosures OF wafer
ST. LOUIS. February 2S.--New and extern
sive watcrworks, capable OF supplying the
CITY with abundance OF fresh water, were
finished Yesterday, and will be put in opera
ton in a few days.
River Intelligence.
Southwest pass. Feb,uary %. SIP. NJ -
Barometer 5000. Wind east, light. AZ
rived: fhree nlasted schooner W. L. i.raditS'
Smith, master, seventeen days from i,osIoH'
with a'general cargo to George A. fosd!ch
Lewis. master. from Intianola via Calves
ton, to C. A. Whitney & Co. Nodepartures
VIcKsBrHG. February 2S.-Passed up:
Ieouidas. ) P. NJ; Mary +. Forsythe. 8 T..
n: Colorado, l0 p. NJ. Down: Alaska.
A. M: Warner and barges, 10 A. NJ; City
Of Alton, p. NJ; Natchez, II 2. NJ.
River rising. Weather clear and pleasant
MEMpHIs, February 2s.-Weather clear.
Mercury 65. River rising rapidly, within
FIVE and a half feet Of high-waterr, marx. u,
Arrived: Katie, from LQulsvli1e 6eile
Lee, from New Orleans. Departed: John
KYLE. for st. Louis; Boaz and barges, for
kttsburg.
CINCINSArI, February 2S.-River rising.
Arrived: Moilie Moore and Messenger
from New Orleans. Departed: Lawrence
and Potomac for New Orleans, Anna for
St. Louis.
ST.. LOUIS, February 2s.-Arrived: City
of Vicksburg and Rubcon from Vicksburg;
Lockwood from Red river; Sam Brown from
Cairo; b. NJ. Accord and General Anderson
from Mound City; Grand Tower from Mem
phis; Henry c. Yaegor from New Orleans
Departed: Pauline Carroll for New Or
leans, and Eronsides for Cairo. River still
rising. Weather clear and warm.
LOUISVILLE, February 2S.-River still
rising, with eleven feet and eight inches in
the chute. Business brisk. Weather clear;
cool to-day Cloudy tonight.
Arrived: Alice Dean. from Memphis;
Tom Reese and barges from Cincinnati;
Hawkeye, from st. Louis
Departed: Alice Dean, for Cincinnati;
Hawkeye, for Pittsburg. The Tom Reese
is taking a large amount OF freight here
and will leave tomorrow.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-01

uortin Soye W. jules Bern,udez-FOurth
District Court for the Parish OF Orleans, Ne.
10y VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FIERl PACIAs
b to directed by the Honorable the Fourth
the above entitled cause, will proceed to sell
at public auction. at the Merchants and Auc-
and Cuson,house streets in the Second District Of
this city, on MONDAY. March ~, 1871 at
Twelve o'clock ~. the following described prop
j. FIVE SQUARES OF GROUND, situated, lying
and being at Gentilly, in this parish of Orleans,
Hove Martin, designated BY the numbers twenty
on plan drawn by, AS. Phelps, late surveyor. in
March, lsI' and deposited ia the Office OF H. E.
Cenas. late notary public III this city.
Square number twenty six being comprised BE-
streets; square number thirty nlne. comprised be-
tween Union, Bagatele, Pleasure and Humanity
Anthony, Bagatee, Pleasure and Humanity streets;
seuare number fifty four, COMPRISED between
Bagatelle. Union, Humanity and Pleasure streets
and square number sixty seven, comprised De !,
tween st. Anthony, BagateNs, Treasures and
Bent;,lts streets.
The whole as per said plan.
Being the same property acquired by defendant,
as follows: Squares nun beers twenty-six, thirty
| nine. fifty four and sixty seven, by purchase be
! Thomas Barrett per two acts passed before said
late Notary H. B. Cenas' dated lespeetiyeiy, June
| forty, by purchase he made thereof from Joseph
| Lombard per act passed before Octave de Armas
| 2 A CERTAIN SQUARE, OF GROUND. situated
lying and being IN the Third District OF this city
designated as number hundred and twenty one,
bounded by Law Hope. Bagatelle and Union streets.
| Being the same property acquired by the defend
| ant at public sale made thereof on November ~
1853, by Louis Power, then constable Of the Fifth
! Justice Court for the parish of Orleans, number
| five hundred and nnet iour Of the docket OF sad
| court.
| Seized in the above SUIT.
| TerIns-Cash on the spot.
! G. s. SAUVlNET.
ie23nh5 26 Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-01

cotton 2s% head sheep 10 s7a SKIS corn and sundIy
CINCINNArI-stcamer Robert Mitchell-s3a bales
cotton ii hhds tobacco 1900 pcs bacon and sundry
produce
ST LOUIS-Steamer Dc xter-679 bales cotton 1881
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Wild WagOner-4ao bales Of
cotton 3l7 SKIS cotton seed 81 SKIS seed eottoh a
hhds sugar "a bbls mOiasses and sundI1rs
Observation-Disclosures Big HOrn-i91 mas sugar
p bales cotton 20 SKIS seed cotton l4l bbls mOisses
IS hafbbls mOlasses and sunttrles
CANDEN-Steamer Emile l.aoarge-l68o paies o.!
cotton SIS SKIS cotton seed Is SKIS seed cotton and
sundrLs
LOWER COAST-Steamer Bradish Johnson-23l
hhds sugar 100 bbls mOlasses 81 bids rice 500 SKIS nee
and sTudrieS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Bannock CHy-8S hhds
sugar 45 bbls nOlasses halfbales moss and sun
dries
BATON ROUGE-Stea.lner st John--29 bales cot
ton IS SKIS seed cotton SO hhds sugar 2. bbis oiasses
IS half bbls mOlass..s and sundiies
NEW RIVER LANDINt,-Steamer frollc-St hhts
sugar 2; bbls molasses IA half-bb moiasses and
sundTies
Observation-Disclosures Selma-742 bales cotton
SKIS seed cotton &c SKIS cotton seed ~! mas sugar
216 bbls mOlasses and sundrcs
ANTE KlVER-Steamer Ahce-5l bales cotton
40 SKIS seed cotton and sundrles
BY THE RAILROADS.
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD,
February Z8-l39 hhds sugar 81 bbis mGlasScs i3i
bales cotton 20 ties molasses u SKIS seed cotton )
half-bhs mOasses lie head cattle ~ bales moss 10
half bales moss and eTnaries
NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE AND CHATTANOOGA
RAILROAD. February 28-l56 bales cotton and sun
dries
NEW ORLEANS JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH
KRN RAILROAD, February 23-20.7 bales cotton and
sundry produce
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Monetary--Commercial.
MONETARY.
OFFICER OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN
TUESDAY EVENING, February 20. 1871.

TUESDAY EVENING, February 20. 1871.
We have no alteration to make in our report Of
the money market. At bank the supply Of the
available + more than ample for the wants of Gus
toners and outsiders. With light demand, rates
are NORMALLY unchanged. We quote 80lO y cent
per annum for AL and first class notes, with uIi-
questionable coaterais, lO0ll for AL business pa
per without coatcrals, and II for good do ga 10 for
Al nN,tg age paper and llUl2 for second graHr.
Gold opened at ll07s ellis against III at New
ll0H). The sales incud. : 1900 at lo; fLs " any
s,T at l'0ss *SS and 1 " at HI ~! YestsTIas,
not reported, Sg0,eo0 Mexican dollars ch'hso"
hands OF private terms. ,,;,.
Foreign exchange was unsettled by the her'li i'
in gold and bills at New lo.~ and rates .lsa, ia
gave way \ per cent. The reported Sal. r," "a
sterling tmhsetd nearly 100 %f " vi dia n2' ut
i9oi = o.g.i cirur at l2o l2oas, 1000 $4,000 and
$3.50 al i2o1. a2 900 Al bill ." ;ao 'aainT ana wa
clear at l2o 2o and f = ~" aj the .0 uar,icars Of
which were 10, reported Sterling is nov 4MT,td "a
los aao and iGs iGi i S"oS Sau aI "A VII ''
Dolt,estr exchange continued quiet and STEADY
The banks drew on New York at Y cent di>,
count. and there sales OF s. lO'W commercial
sight on New York at SIG discount, $500
private bankers at the same. oooe ana = lo'sp
commercial and sSlCOO", +25'No. $25,oO $50 600
$4,000, $4,000 and Sl"o'"' private bankers at
1-32.
sal GOO sold al ll05s. currency.
The feature III the stock market WAS the nctINe
movement II Bank of New Orleans shares occl-
sicncd it is said, by the proposed change Oh that
institution TO Il national bank, which j. expected
10 be :iccomplis he'd within IL few days. We noticed
sales of rs shares date last evening" at s 70 -. 80
and 100 TODAY al $40 50; los at the same; 400 1t
$40 1 IS 50. 100 and 100 ut $il; JOG ii 70 and 100
nj = IL So so shares Crescent City SlauGh erhnuse
changed hands ut $ i9 25 and 100 Sugar Shed with
divide nd at 81. IS. We hear that r 50 was bid Tor
Lottery.
In bonds $500 new city is reported a, -
and 5000 State leNec Is ut ISL.
Nothing reported i'll warrants.
I,..ntn b,p, Y,t ia
their counters at % = cent discount and offered ~
sell al u D.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-01
Francois Adolp.,e D,.a4uim VS.. Mrs. COrinDe

David Willow Of Jules Armant-Seventh D1s-
trct Court for the parish OF Orleans, No l.l1
DY VIRTUE Or AN ALIAS WRIT OF
ID seizure ard sale directed by the Honorable
the Seventh District Court for the parish OF Orleans
to Thomas l.. Maxwell, late Sheriff and by SAID
late Sheriff to me transferred, III the above
entitled cause, win proceed TO sell at pubic
auction. at the Merchants and A1ctioneers
Exchange ROYAL street, between Canal aud Gus
Toulouse streets in the Second District OF this city,
on FRIDAY. March D. 1871, at twelve O'Clock, the
following described property to VIII a.o;,;n
each other together with all the buildings and m
rrcvemcns thereon rights ways, privileges, servl'
any Wise arpelt tanning, situated in the Second Dis
ttt OF this city. in the square bounded by Irene,
mated rs letters A and B, on a sketch made by c.
A. d. eArn.as surveyor, dated january ~,
M and in the sner sco SGs tor se
said sketch, the following dimensions, to Wit:
Lot measures twenty-six feet eight inches and
four lines front Irene STREET, twentv-tve 1ees
tive lines width ia the by ninety one feet nine
inches and four lines III depth On the side !'ue to-
ward Bayou road, and eighty six fee sS ll,,les IN
de ptl on the ether side line toward barracks
street, dividing ii from lot b.
The buildings and improvements or said lot com
prise: a two-st,Iv frame dwelling house with brick
irout slate rooted, No -. Irene street. having, Oh
Tie ground oor, two rooms with ltfe-I.la''r and
back and side galleries, and. Oh in" pi",r story,
two bedrooms with trc-paccs and back gallery
two-s,ory frame kitchen having, on the ground
floor, TWO rooms and or the urpei story also TWO
rooms, privies, cstern water"orhh, Sart paved
with brick. etc.
T. And lot b measures twenty feet six inches front
on IRENE street, INVENT one feet min" inches and
i've lines width in the rear byseisht ya x.eet six
inches depth the side line, dividing 1t from lot
A. and e,ghtytwO feet six inches and four Ines IN
i.nh on The other sid. line toward Barrc ks street.
The buildings and imI 'rovements on said lot COM
prise a two story frame dwelling house, with brick
'front.' slate roeied No. 279 IRENE street. having on
the ground fioor. TWO rooms, with fire places and
back gallery, and the upper story two bed
rooms with fire-places and back gallery; q two
story frame kitchen, having on the ground floor
on. room. and tie upper story. also one TooH;
privies cistern, waterworks. yard paved with
brick etc.
Being the same property acquired by tie de-
PENDANT by purchase made from Achille Tard!s Pc
act pa sset before Theodore GuyOl notary public N
this city, on the eighth day of March, 1860.
Plans thereof will be exhibition al 1re e.
change some days previous 10 sale.
Seized in the above
Terms-Cash on the spot.
/ c. s. SAUVINtT,
@of no Sh OfO
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-01
MARSHAL'S MoNITIONS.

j. II. Chapman vs.. Steamer Grand Era.
VNTHE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, DIS
l trict of louisiana No. 9669.-In obedience to an
admiralty warrant, to me directed in the above
entitled suit have seized and taken into my pos
session
The steamer GRAND ERA. now hbeled by J. IL.
Chairman for the set forth in the libel now
pending in the District Court of the United states
And do hereby cite and admonish the owner or
owners thereof and all and every person persons
having or pretending to have any right title or in
terest in or to the same to be and appear at Dis
trict Court of the United States, for the District
aforesaid to holden at the city of New Orleans,
show cause if any they have or can, why the said
steamer Grand Era, her should not be condepned
and be sold agreeahay to the prayer of h6eiants.
United States Marshafs Office, New Orleans,
''e g. B. PACKARD,
felo2nhle United States MarshA,.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-01
Yesterdays Evening Dispatches.

BALTIMORE, February 2S.-The libel suit
against the american, which had been
pending for two weeks, for publishing uIo-
ceedings in the police court in the case of
The prosecution of party for the sale Of
diseased meat. was decided i'll favor OF de
PENDANTS.
MEMPHIS, February 2S-The impeach-
nent of Governor Clayton failed for techni-
cal parliamentary reasons. 1t is stated
that he is packing his carpet-bag Tor a trip
70 Washington.
BoRBEAUx, February 2S.-At meeting
Of the left. last night, Louis Blanc said a
union of the sections Of the left would pro
duce an excellent effect, but that this meet
sng was untimely, because it was held to
protest against the conditions OF peace,
which were vet unknown.
Gambetta recommended the meeting 10
suspend it's protest until the conditions
were officially announced to the Assembly
Then all should take the same line of action,
but no formal engagement for united action
should now be entered into. =.
PARIS, via LONDON, February 2S.-Oficial
notice signed by NJ. Picard, confirms the re-
yOrted signing Of preliminaries of peace
and announces that the armistice has been
prolonged four days.
Contributions and acquisitions are tC
cease. The entrance OF the Germans into
Paris was the price paid to save Belfort.
Pouyer-Q uertier has been appointed Min
lister Of Finance.
1t is said that General Aurelles de Pala
dimes has been named as commander OF the
rational guard OF the Seine.
The Germans will enter Paris on Wednes
cay, and evacuate the city immediately
upon the ratification Of the treaty OF peace
10y the Assembly.
A consultative commission goes TO Bor
deaux ON Tuesday, and debate upon thu
question of ratification will commence I'M
mediately. .
The Prussian army will occupy the left
bank of the Seine. No French in uniform
will be allowed 10 enter the German portion
Of the city, which will be surrounded by
larricades.
There was much patriotic agitation OF
Sunday night in consequence Of a report t.
the effect that the Germans would immedi
ately enter the city. The Guards erected
ramparts in the Champs Elysees to repel til,
enemy: however no disturbance occurred.
At midnight on Sunday quiet was restored
but ON Monday morning the city was agail
agitated.
Crowds surrounded the notice, signed b,
Picard, which had been placarded in various
parts of the city, appealing to the people t.
preserve order and dignity.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-01
BERLIN.

lunrters in Berlin for Saxon. Baden. Ba.
yarian and Wnrtembura TrOops-Des're
Of the Emperor that all Parts OF Ger
many should be Represented ON his
Entry to the Capital.
BERLIN, February 2S.-The prnssian
Cross Gazette states that orders have been
given to the municipal authorities of Ber-
lin O prepare quarters for the Saxon, Bal
den. Bavarian and Wurtemburg troops.
who will pass through Berlin with other re-
turning troops. The orders say it Is the
wish of the Emperor that all parts OF Ger
many should be represented on the ocra.
sion Of his entry into the capital
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-01
WOOD---COAL.
q, S, MARSHAL'S SALES.

j. II. Chapman w. Steamer Grand Era.
IN THE UNlTKD STATES DISTRICT COURT, DIS
Il trict of Louisiana, No. 9669.-By virtue OF an
order Of sale TO me directed in the above entitled
suit will proceed to sell to the highest bidder. on
WEDNESDAY, March ], 1871, at twelve O'CLOCK,
NJ, at the entrance to the Custonhouse On Olo
Levee street, between Canal and Customhouse
streets, In this city
The steamer GRAND ERA as she now lies at Al
giers. above the Canal street ferry landing.
Terms-Cash at time Of adjudication.
United states adarshafs Office, New Orleans
eighteenth day Of February, 1911.
s. B. PACKARD.
fel0 q p 20 mil C0ited States Marshal