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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-22
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Western Me.rooo,s Quick from y. .
York !t''. instant. 70 Low ',:dvisscn-,d IL :.
Schooner TAR Sot. Was.o. ssom Ncr York, "a
G,'o F"sdi,. Aco-2d district Pr
Hhip North Sta4 OTen I. days :;on BATH Ne "a
Lowell S,ii"y-lst district
Sp.El> bark ioven ElIiQu.. "A- dav. from
HAVANA III ballast. 70 Pail Bros-!I II sire:
B'-h !nSuia Capri, Anderson. .rUn Cardiff Nov u
to mastcr--A..crs
81 boomer Veto, VEGA t:,-.n,. Lanc ,.cn Yer.
GruT. TO PUG Dro--pont
Sch"oner Fau'v, Nelson. 10 da-. from Sl,atan Is
Schooner Hcver. Pollni dAys i.oln No,l. il.
ballast, 70 : ,fOle,-Point
Sl"op vents. Gaat. tom Grand Ga. ,'".. 70 MASTER
~ O;>.:
Schooner Gabriel sjne Variaas. from :, Charlie.
- maStrr-1i district
TOWBOAT~
70 sea. 1871, instant. sbi? O..,',ld and bark Z.
m"rads-Brought ~ oar. .'ovtn Enrisu-
schooner V:.os Vera Guiana. Ealc. and Carrie
He. .r.
Ocean, NcLcti,a. from thc Pas,e--Toy.d Gown
and I" sea. l3th lin,tan, ships Peguo, and En-
Nc, schooner Dcuike-Bro:I .ht w 81 y Ncrth
Ht.i and bank tuslir Capr.
STEAMBOATS,.
".li Wagner, Goddu iro,n l..c..au =. ut
y. H. Tally. HARRISON from Shreveport.
La Belle Duct- from Doua.d,onville,
Mar, Carroll. from Nohi!..
Myrtle Taylor from k-d Church.
ftolic, RAYMOND. from 81. Jane.
eta, Morgan from NiIde.l.
l. Hodge No ,. Hr,nn. from Grand l.. ors
Arg. S'hulI' from Caro-.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-22
YESTERDAYS Eyeuing Dispatches.


New YORK, January 2l.-The steame
Robert Lowe has returned to st. Johns
being driven from the vicinity of the cabl
breaks by floating ice. 1t is thought i'm
possible to repair the cables before spring
WASHINGTON, January 2l.-House-i,
session for argument.
The bill territorializing the District o
Columbia is the main topic of conversation
here. i has already passed the Senate
but goes back with an unexceptionabl,
amendment.
SenGtc.-NO session.
ST. Louis, January 21.-Prcparations 70,
the banquet to Senator Blair tonight have
been made on an extensive scale.
The cOncurring resolution censllring Pres
idcnt Grant for interference in the late
election in this State, introduced by a Demo
crat into the House to-day. was tabled by Il
vote OF over two to one.
NASHVILLE, January 2l.-The Tennessee
Legislature has passed bill increasing the
taxes from forty to sixty cents on the hun
dred dollars. The increase falls short of
meeting the States obligations.
LONDON. January l9.-Many German
slns have recently been dismulnted by
new French batteries before Paris.
The Polish members of the Prussian Diet
tons to the new Emperor of GERMANY
The Parisians claim to have provisions
enough to last them to the middle of March.
The Prussians have captured French,
positions on the Swiss frontier and the in
habitants are flying into Switzerland.
A balloon landed in Belgium with Paris
dates to the eighteenth.
The bombardment is causing considerable
damage, but the fires caused by the ex.
piosion of Prlissian shells are easily extin-
guished.
Some OF the mills for grinding corn were
aged, causing 4 scarcity OF meal
Three hundred shells have been thrown
into Longwy.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-22
Where the WOOdbine Twineth,, -

Everybody knows that when the gold
frauds were under examination in New
York, Jim Fisk, Jr.. the great multifarious
business theatrice railroad manager, was
asked, when under OATH where all the
gold had gone to-" he answered "Where
The woodoine twineth." Yet. perhaps, very
few know just what he meant bv the
answer. We all know what is meant bv
the phrase. 1T has gone up the spout
But as Fisk is an unusually polite man.
and little pOetical in his taste, he did not
desire to descend SO low as to say. in com
mon parlance, 1T has gone up the spout
but, as everybody knows that the wood
bine, when planted at the side of the door.
always twines itself around the water
spout, Fisk merely gave the idea in poetical
language, that the gold "had gone up the
the spout" hence, where the woodbine
twineth' and ''gone up the spout are
SYNONYMOUS terms.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-22
Louisiana dDn..

On thc present scarcity of Goa, tn, sol-
lowing from tae Shrcyepor. Go:et'. Will be
read with peculiar interest:
We rece: yed on Friday from Captsin X.
w. Ford, barrrs of coal taken from his
coal bed on Bayou Pierre, two miles below
Shreveport.
III resembles cannei coal which w have ex-
amined in West Virginia. but Is softer and
d;sintcsrates more readily. 1t isnites slowly,
out a great deal of heat. 1t does not coke,
but leaves a largo residuum Of ashes.
We tried about peck of it in our Frank
lin dove, The stove pipe was made red hot
in few minutes. We then closed the stove
as tight az possible and il still burned stead
lily, making tho room very warm. In burn
ing, the ashes and rc1hot Goals were con-
tinuaIly falling. While We think it in some
respects inferior 70 bitNmiDous coal, as it
viii not coke. yet it can be used to great adj
vantage and Will e4uaiize the price Of fuel
IL or market, for it does make n very hot
fire and lasts much longer than wood. 1t
requires good kindIins and strong draft to
burn it successfully. We have given an
impartial report OF our experiment with
this ooai or Ignite, without any intention to
fiatter or criticize.
Captain Ford and his partner, Mr.. George
Converse, have been at great expense and
trouble in opening this mine. and we con-
gratulatc them on their success, for no one
who will give it fair trial but will be con-
v;nced that it is 1Ao fuel for stoves and
CRATES, with coed drafts.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-22
The New York Globe of Monday SAYS.

The approach of the storm of last night
and this morning was known throughout
this city rs early as Sunday morning, and
formed a theme for discussion at the break
fast tables. Through the agency of the
Storm Signal Service, by kilograms from
Washington, the people Of New York knew
that severe storm was raging in the
Valley OF the Mississippi. and through the
West, and that at the rate it was travelling
It would strike here by Monday. The first
drops fell little before midnight, and the
storm aged the rest Of the night. With us
1T proved to be rain. since the temperature
here was mild; in the West the earth is
white with snow. Hereafter We hope to
always receive warnings of the approach
of storms. and thus be able to prepare for
them.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-22
River Intelligence.
OFFICE or THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,. }
S..uAY MoDNrNG Ilnuar, y I9.l


| "s,T.':. B: .r.g.s. ErC.-Testerdsv was a lovely
ia. "a-m breeze blew from the South and he
skico were rs bright and lovely could be saed
| 1t vas really beautiful saturday, AID seemed to
BE- Thoroughly appreciated such, judg:n. By the
crowd. OF ladies' who were thron:ins in tho halls
of fashion and the principal tlorousIf;re,
ctsiin. day OF the week. The arrival, we're few
The Wild Wagner brought down a good trip in
Guiding oJl balt- "f cotton The ID. L, Tally from
Shreveport. had Inc trip of otton-i55i bales
Among The departures were: the Bismarck to
ST. louis, with splendid freight trip; the Era No
3 10 Jefferson, uth an immense passenger trip and
iar.e freight list, she had excellent tri Pos,
Boz. to Csnien. with the best trip she has yet had
she had numerous passengers and considerable
ftignt. Ruth. 70 Opelousas with light trip and
Tr.nton TO ona.hita river, with good trip.
Tho OHIO Il or continues to rise with weather
noderatins The Red. O,lachiti, and A kansas
riErrs ARG at Sooi stages. n" change 10 report in
eteau,ooat ad Ve1r isements viii BIZ found the pro
sran,ne o: departures o: tho New Orleau, and Red
RiNer cAe Company steamer for this week
taptain Barron left "a evening !, c.lef cIrrk Of
;he Ruth M. Oscar :. Ha.,les WAL remain in the
city to- a fes days.
NJ. George J. Duncan, having resigned his posi-
zion as river editor Of the New Orleans Commercial
Bulletin, has been appointed to another position
on the sans paper.
Nj. John Amer i, no second cler. on :,a ,te,pnr
Tom Jasper.
Mr.. Chas.ans and william Frcke have lef, st.
LOWS lot Lou 7vIiie 20 take charge OF the Office OF
the new steamer Jane. Howard. Mr. Chassanr
VII 't first m! Nr. Ericke second clerk
Lous. - At ~
$ittHJ 80" "'S
Tie MAJ Lowry Commodore Kouuty's las. new
boat san charge of Captain Garret Bolev Her
dimensisns are: Length, :O4 feet beam 81 feet: Ca
acty. 3v bales cotton. She has the Hart ,,ner lay
pressure moderator ensines-two s.inch, and two
A8'inch cylinders, ~ feet stroke Her cabin is
neat and accommodates forty passengers. She has
seven oulkheads. water tight, athwart ship max.
ing nine water tight compartments The Lold is
feet deep This boat draws only six inches water
for upper Red river. She is lying at Pittsburs
Captain N. B. Fowler. well known to our com.
munity % chief clerk of the Thompson Dean, dur.
ting the Lifetime Of that mammoth steamer haa
tAke2 CaA.ga Of tle Qsica OF tho ateazuar Hencx
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-22
sud Death OF an Ex-senator.

New York dispatch, published in the
Louisville Courier-'ournal, says:
The Hon. Buckingham Smith. once a
Cnited States Senator from Florida, and an
attache of the American legation at Madrid,
where he translated many Spanish works,
was picked up in the street. unconscious, on
the fourth OF January. The officer made a
charge Of intOxication, and Mr.. Smith was
thrown into police cell. where he remained
all night without attention. Long after
daybreak of the following morning the gen
tleman was found still insensible, and Police
Surgeon Fresligh was summoned. He pro-
nounc"d it case of poisoning by chloro-
form, and Senator Smith was sent to Belle
vue Hospital. The patient was examined
by DR.. Powell, house physician, and found
to be dying Of consumption and diabetes.
At the eOroner's inquest DIR. Powell testified
to the facts, and verdict was rendered ac-
cordingly. On the following day the BODY
was found by some friends in plain piue
coffin, and about to be sent to the morsue to
await identification. Thus. with his name
and residence entered on the police records
and hospital books, the Senator was treated
as an unknown man. These facts were as
certained by personal friends of the Senator.
and by prominent members of the Historical
and chronological Societies The case has
created much talk
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-22
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

HACHStHS POIET-S;camer Wild Wanon".-S,.
bales cotton 81 SKIS seed cotton 40 bbs mos,,es !,
lIalt-bh. moiasses 10 hhis sugar and suiidr.es
SliRh|hPoRI-Strlmer J! Iaily--i5'I bale.
Gotten and sundrcs
DoSALDSoNvfLiE-S ia Bellies. hllds
sugar 90. bDls moiasses and sundries
RED CHI RI H-Steamer Nyrtie-.: i,iis su-ar
40 bbls niUiasse, and sliniTqe,
M1NDES-St-amer Flcta-2j9 bales cotton and
sundrics
ST JANES-Stcamtr fioic-26 hid. .pc,r 70.
5bs m"a Sses - bois rice and suudrie,
M03!LE-Steam.r Nary-3I bales cotton and
sIIndrics
CtiHO-Ssamer vi.inia-463 bales cotton a,6
Sis cotton seed J3z. SKIS corn and sundrv produces
GRAND EcoRE-Steamer l. Hodse No =
ia2a bolrA cotton $50 SKIS cotton seed 81 SKIS seed
cotton ib5 huds sugar i66 bols moass.s ii hu,
bDlS mo.a~ses and sundries
BY THE RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS JACKSON AND GGEAr NORTH
EHS RAILROAD January 2l-ll:J bales cot ton and
su:ld!y produce
MORGAS'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
Janliavr 2l-l:i bales cotton u SKIS seed cotton
di6 hhdS sugT !o9 bbis mOi,Sses 70 t.bL moi;..
Ses
NEW ORLEANS MOBILE AND CHATTANOOGA
RAILROAD, JsnuaIy 2i-5o bales cotton and SIN.
dries
Januai" Do bale, cotton and sundries
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-22
IN STORE AND FOR SALE BY
G.. CAEAROC & son,
No. J..... Exchange Place NO, 5.

G.. CAEAROC & son,
No. J........ Exchange Place. ........No. 5.
1000 DK,:i.OIINS OF one gallon
l0'O DBMIJOHNS OF three ga.Ion.
$50 ca.ts CLARET. Chateau Dio,
90 Cases CLARET. st. julien, Fin.
% cases CLARET, ST. Estcphe IN
10 case, CLARET, Chateau Talbot.
100 cases CLARnT, Chateau Tere.ot
Il cases CLARET, Grand Vim Marga;t,
y cases CLAkHT. Grand Vim Ltovil~
:. 1cases n w11T:: ,, G,atean La1tte.
$50 cascs WHITE WINE, Ordinary C'l,.c.a l.. Cur.
$50 cases WITTY VINE Fin S.utern-.
IS cases WIFI VINE, LA Tour Bl,nch,.
3 Gases WHITE VINE. Chateau .1:xp.
y cases MIsCAT de- Fronti.,n.sn
"a cases MUS''AT de Lunc
800 casks RED VINE &. NJ. L.
800 eases RED VINE, q. NJ. L.. Sc. Lu.a Il and 81.
500 cases RED WINE, st. Julien. .ord4na-.
1900 cas.s OLIVE OIL, de Nice, quarts.
500 cases OLIVE OIL, de Nee. pints.
80 cases OLIVE OIL. de Nce s,lp- --iu.
$50 eases. 100 hat boxes SARDINES
80 rase. WEYMOUTH de Chambery
20 cases MARASQUIN Marie Brisard Ro....
70 ease, ANiSKFrE. Marie Briza1d 4 Rosr.
Is eases MHNTliE FORTH, Marie Brizarti Roger
u cases QCE.tli. Eau de vie de Prune. Hoffman
% cases Ear DE NOly. Hoffman Forty
- cases .lCll:t DE- hlRSCH, Hoffman Forty.
80 Cases VlEUN KIRSCH Hoffman For:v
% cases tI'RAtAO. Marie Brizard & Roc;.;
81 packages COcNAC, X. Deleznier
~ NVrNAN. aChlI" Petlt. 1917
- package CoGSAC, Coca. PER- 4 Fil,
100 cases COtrNAC, Cocq. Perc i Fls.
100 cases tW,SAC, Ache Petit 1910
80 Cases C|NtNAC Ordinary Seyno,rrt Err.eA
- cases COtNi', 1880 S-.igno,rr. Frere.
2" cases COINAC. 1886 Seignour.t Fr-r--
800 baskets CHAMPAGNE, j. RoussilIon Co
30 cases CHAMPAGNE Eu.. Clicquo. DIVER.
Marques.
:, cases CHAMPAGNE, Moet s Chaniou
~ case, CHiMPitiSk. W.. licn,,ot
20 cases CHAMPAGNE. Mumul & 60, divers
Marquee
80 Casks RED WINE. cote de Boir.
- Cask, RID VINE, Chateau Dillon
~ il.lt-ca,ks RID VINE Chateau Di,.,
. casks RID WINE, Cote de Fronsac
80 cask. RED VINE. NOntterrand
20 h;Ai-Cashs RED WINE, Nontferlaui
20 casks HiIiTE WINE Entrc de;1x Me-.
80 bbs WHITE VINE Entire deux Meis
cases PRESE sN rs, III, Rodei / Fills Frer-A
hapons irurt". Eeau All Petits Pos.
f.ntades Trutfc- Bn.uf en- Daube
LIevIcs Tr,ltt, Foie. dt. veau
Stucis,1'> IT1lfcS, CuiSses ct AieS a.. 70.
Foes enter Tr,tt.. Llle.
tiyrt, dc ieyrr, Be-fsttak, S,ut..
Iet"S de |c.r, Lancu.s Fourrer-
.Aft.' iihias "a Sof'lr- Dates FOieS Graz.
AIS, ferdreanlX.
D-ndes Rot.,s ri, d.. y...,, an IN.
'tau en- tarb'.iith". Rs de teIu u I.Osaii,e.
il2l q.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-22
A FEARFUL RIDE.
-Four Hundred Feet on n C0Wcatchcr-
Hanging by n Thread-Remarkablo

From tine Hartford GOurant.T

Hanging by Thread-Remarkabl &
Escape.
/ From tine Hartford Courant.I
Frank Trask, a fireman running on the
night freight train from this city 10 Provi
denCc. had most remarka liable escape from
death on Saturday night last As tho train
was gong ON the down grade east from the
| summit Of Bolton mountain, he went to the
| forward part OF tine engine to oil the piston.
Tho OIL - distributed better when the train
Is gong the fastest, and he took this part of
tho road. where the train gets its highest
speed. TO attend to it. BY some sudden mo-
| tlOn of the locomotive he lost his hold,
and was thrown forward on to the
eowcatcher. but. instead of rolling of
| and being dashed to pieces. IA he expected.
| the pilot caught him by a few threads
IN the Cardigan Jacket he had on, SO that
| he was held fast with his feet dragging on
the ground, dashiug along III that perilous
Situation from fifteen to twenty miles an
hour. He did not lose bis consciousness
! nor his presence Of mind. but nerved him
self to take the best chance for his life. BY
IA desperate effort he succeeded in keeping
his head raised that it escaped the
ground. though he was hanging close down.
and Che !east depression would dash him to
pieces. The engineer. in the meantime. had
nor discovered the frightf,l position Of his
assistant till. thinking that he was gone
longer than usual. he looked forward and
there saw his shadow. by the light of the
moon. running phantom race with the
iron horse. In an instant he whistled down
brakes. and the speed began 20
slack but in the sudden checking OF
the train, the tender threads of Trasl's
jacket broke. aud he wa. hurled TO. the
ground. pitching over and over; and yet he
retained his selfpossession. and when his
associates arrived by his sids he was as
clearheaded rs ever. He had noticed the
alarm for down brakes. and felt that his
position was discovered. He was taken to
Willinantic. and brought back to this city
10y the western train, which reached here
at halfpaat four o'clock Sunday morning.
and carried to the residence of his father,
No. 800 Walnut street. where Dr. Storrs !
was called to attend him. There were sew |
erai cuts and Commissions GA his legs and |
the lover pat OF his body, but no fractures, |
nor anything of "A particularly dangerous |
nature. Two or three months ago he was |
on the same train. coming from Providence. |
when the locomotive ran into a turn-table !
at Willimantic. and then he had his arm
broken. which has not entirely healed. He
says i! he had had the use of both arms he
could In ve tric..fl,1 h;uanlr
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-22
EXPORTS.

iNDlASoLA VIA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES "
q l!owesfor Indiano.a-4O11 sks oats 800 SIX corn
800 Ok, bitt-rs so bxs cllret loo cases mdse
Fol GalTcston-t0O bbs Hour 200 bbls pot al oes
go ba.es hay 40 bags coffee. 20p kegs moa sses 70
hid, sugar 900 pkgs sundre.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS A,ha.nbra-2liS bale,
cotton 1900 slaves 5000 in specie
CAIRO-Steamer Bisnatck-J cks wine II casks
mdsf
BARCHLOSA-Bark Cuidadelano-Joo bales cot.
ton
Qt EHSSIOWN-Dars nomeward Houni-6i0o
5b.snonr
BARCELoNA-Sats Rosa = Carmen-e5o bale.
cotton
Observation-Disclosures David A!nc,--5is
h.ds sugar .;0l bbls moiassts
observation-disclosures Royal Arcli-6St hhds
sugar 2:iJ bbis mOiasses
YER: CRIZ-Schooncr John II Frenc!l-s., tals,
cotton t3o pcs lumocr pA.s nach ine..
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-22
Base Ball.

The Lone Stars and the Pelicans will
play at the park this afternoon, and we
can assure all the lovers of the noble game
that this contest will prove one of the most
Interesting ever played in this city. The
Pelicans are powerful strong" and able
to play with the best in the land Game
will commence at three O'Clock.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-22
U. S. MARSHAL'S SALES,

J. VI. Peterson W. Steamer Trayj.
Wright.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT. DIS.
Il t;ics OF Louisiana, No. 9o;l.-By virtue OF an
order OF sale 70 me directed in the above entitled
suit VIII proceed to sell to the highest bidder on
WEDNESDAY. February I. 1871. at twelve O'Clock
d.. at the entrance to the CustomhOuse on Old
i'evee street. between Canal and Customhouss
streets, in thi, city
The steamer TRAVIS WRIGHT. her Tackle, Ma
chinerv, etc.
TeEms-ca-h at time Of adj udcation
United States Marsha.'s office Nep Orleans nine.
tcenth day OF 5aniary. 1871.
s. 3. PACKARD
.iaie ~ lei United States Marshal.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-22
Frank TavIor E.C. Hart.

rs THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT FOR
i the Circuit and District of Louisiana, No. 1852
BY virtue of writ OF fer facia5 to me directed in
the above entitled suit al proceed to sell to the
highest bidder on SATURDAY. February T. 1871
at twelve O'Clock. ~, at the courthouse door
siana, the following described property, to wit:
So much OF lots numbers one, two and
three IN the square bounded by Market Crock
EFT. Spring and Cotton streets, in the town OF
Shreveport, Louisiana, having front of fifty
feet ON Market street by depth of Que hundred
and twenty feet
Terms Cash at the time Of adjudication
United States Marshars Office New Orleans.
twenty-eighth day Of December 1870.
+. B. PACKARD, lated States Marshal
de23 jas IL "a lie
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-22
CONTINUED PROM FIRST PAGE.1

gales to-day 1900 bales; sales of the week
5000, including 1900 for export and 5000
Tor speculation; stock So, OO0 of which
can 5000.
LIVERPOOL, JANUARY ~, NoOn.-The Off
eial quotations of cotton are unchanged
but many brokers quote middling uplands
at ~. al sd, and middlins Orleans at S0
Sad.
FRaNKFoRr. January :N.-Bonds Mle a
9i's
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-22

lfOR SALE:-A GENTLEMiN'S TI-PNoy--
10, p,sl ls.nls OF a fast young Trotter snLno,1
stn tuSSs' fine Harness. Robes Blanket WI,
SO, 10 DE- sold on account OF departure p1.g
----------- -. q. .-lle once. GoSi
FOK sI, sAIE OR RENT.-A PHEASANT Ayo
from New Or,paUp. ~ Lssburg, two hours rul
or rsmt. mousse and spacious grounds win BE- so3
and tar,na I" q good tenant, very cheap For Dr.,
e. ss. NO: Carondelet street third t,oo,
prevail at this place. 80, -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-22

We have received tickets for the grand.
fancy dress, military and civic ball to lie
given by the American Union Club, on the
second of February. The ball promises to
be the Srandest and most brilliant affair OF
the kind this season.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-22

The Statc Journal. published at Baton
Rouge. says:
Governor Warmoth, feeling interested in
having our parish relieved as soon as pos
sible from the onerolls burden that would
result from continuing the constabulary
force in active service. has advised Chief
Constable Schorten to that effect, and they
are all withdrawn. Let us have peace.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-22
IMPORTS.

SEIS iD3K-S:eam,hi Western Metroro,,-
Asstd mise
FLORIDA PORrSStcan flori,!a--ia2 bales
cotton . Cases ndoe pkcs ,ndse 80 SKIS peas 2a5
bbls rice
GRAND CNLLOC--Sloop "enu,-l6 bbIs moiasse.
~ ha.t bbis moas.es1 SIS .ota:ocs bale moss aud
sundries
ST CHARLES-St hoonrr Gabrc! Ane-.' hid,
suSaV ~: 5uis moia ,ses and s,iiir;as
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-22

Illinois Central Railroad Packets.
1fSsoa~ Is For Memphis. Cairo and
Iis1v the Bends-The zine passenger
SeEaHEiiffiifiS3 steamers OF this line viii leave
aSe&3EseAY5fOllONe:
Mury K. FOrsyth Svmmes. MONDAY, January23
RI0llie Able. Dix. THURSDAY J-nuary Is
Giving through bills OF ladins to all points the
MeMphs and Charl. StOn Railroad. Nashville and
Northwestern Railroad, and Memphis and Ohio
Railroad-:st,1 20 S. Louis.
A. A. WOODS, Genera! Agent.
lOt Common street.
{. g. WAYNE Freight Agent.
81 Eatrhez street.
''l.- q. G,diDc .of az freights over the Illinois
C-utTa. H;,i.soad. sagaed at the office of
JANIS T. TUCKER,
de2o 20 Caro,dtlet street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-22

On P.rNT1Ncs.-By all means attend the
exhibition of High Glass Oil Paintings at
No. 6 Carondelet street tomorrow after
aoon. See advertisement