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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-04
SENSIBLE MECHANICS.

\ strike of the shoemakers is IN pro
gress il New York, and although several
| meetings have been held and much dis
cussion had, there has been no al,usion
! made to politics so f.r, This is a hopeful
sign. The sloemahers evidently look to
themselves, and not to government, for
relief, which is the proper attitude that
every high-minded and intelligent man
should assume. Governments and poll
ticians, when they pursue their legitimate
functions, only deal with generalities, and
all that the tradesman can demand Of the
State is that the laws shall be uniform.
that property, life and liberty shall be
honestly protected. and tina. the citizen
shall be as little annoyed with taxes as
possible. These ends are. or ought to be,
the aim Of every government; and when
they are duly cared for by the authorities,
the people can reasonably expect nothing
more. Most Of the mechanical societies,
in taking issue with capital, have not had
che good sense of the New York shoe
makers, but have departed from the duty
of taking care of themselves, by appealing
either to the State for help, or to the poll
ticians for sympathy. When the man
hood Of the country besousht Congress to
make eight hours legal day, it paved
the way for dema9ogueS to exai. their in
huence by speaking in its name, and it
gave to capital an opportunity to enter
and ask for some corresponding benefit
The result was seen in the instant adhesion
Of all the small politicians in the cities TO
the demand for an eight-hour law, and
the final catastrophe is observable in tne
conflict which has been wrought ont by
the incorigibles Of every trade, between
the willing iaborers and the most liberal
employers. The present strike in New
York is ono of the ultimate evils OF that
legislation which interfered to regulate
the business relations of men Of inteili-
geEce.
The hopofuine,, of the present strike in
New York results from its utter omission |
of politics from the list of its remedial |
agents. Neither States nor municipali- |
ties can legislate with providence in saavor |
os any special class. The law can only
shield the honest mechanic in his right |
to work and i'll his remedy for the re-
covery of his wages. 1t can declare his
freedom from annoyance. But this must
be general, and the benefit which is e1-
tended to one must result to all. The
being protected in the same
rights with every other man, should look
to his elevation and prosperity as the re-
suit Of his own energy, sobriety, content
ment and intelligence. The United States
Offers too many chances to the intelli-
gent DOOR man for t;.e mar of integrity
ana purpose to na pat under foot, by
capital or power. And if mechanics feel
that the government is to be the ins.ru-
ment OF their salvation from any specific
wrong, let them demaad the relief from
the country in an intelligent shape, and
not by shaping themselves into associa-
tons for the purpose of elevating the mex
who propose to right their wrongs, pro
vided they are irst placed in a political
office. |,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-04
THE HONDURAS RAILROAD.

Little mention seems to be made III the
United States concerning new line OF
communication which is now being opened
between the Gulf of Mexico and the Pa
citc Ocean. New Orleans is decidedly
somnolent in the matter, and yet il can be
made of vital interest to her commercial
greatness if the project Of Representative
| Sheldon is successful III Congress of ex-
tending aid to the steamship lines in the
gulf. Honduras is very wealthy State,
possessed of fine agricultural! lands, and
intimately associated with the four Cen
trail American Republics of Guatemala.
San Salvador, Costa Rica and Nicaragua.
The interoceanic railroad ROW III
progress of construction from near
Truxillo, in Honduras, will have its
Pacific terminus on the magnificent Gulf
Of Fonseca, one of the most beautiful
nent. The road viii traverse o country
Of wonderful agricultural wealth. and it
will be susceptible Of becoming the centre
of branch roads into Nicaragua and
Guatemala. 1t will necessarily attract
the commerce Of San Salvador. All these
dependencies produce bountiful crops of
coffee, indigo cacao and sugar; and re-
Gently cotton has been cultivated with
some show of success. New Orleans is
the most accessible commercial centre to
do the business OF til;s road. pay
ing for the products Of Central
America with hour, bacon, dry goods,
hardware and wooienware. 1t is the
trade Of empire that is thu, about to be
opened up at oUr very door; for what now
goes to Europe across the Isthmus of
Panama or around Cape Horn will then
seek market out OF some port near the
town of TrHxi!lo. or through that ancient
city itself. Great Britain, Germany and
France have hitherto monopolized the |
business of Central America, by estab- |
fishing large commercial houses through
out the different States which traded |
directly with Europe. The length Of |
line required to order and receive goods,
md to make remittauces, has not hereto
ore interrupted these transatlantic mer-
chants in their monopoly, because of
he necessity of shipping through Pacific
,orts. But now that their markets are
o be put into direct communication with
he world by this Honduras road, the
AGILITY of shipping directly from our ports
will disturb the old routine Il. therefore,
becomes our merchants, whose greatest
interest is in the gulf trade, to at once
AXE notice Of this Honduras enterprise,
which promises TO extend the mouth of
he Mississippi to the beautiful Gulf Of
'onseca. The latest news from Honduras
epresents that eleven miles Of the rail
DAD have been leve.ed, two steam engines
ave been imported TO assist in pushing
be road, sheds have been constructed to
rotect the laborers, and the capital is at
and to pay all bills as they become due
here is no jobbery about this. 1t is a
lain, practical English enterprise. built
Y British gold" and, therefore. our
enemy until w~ court and
in it to our own profit
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-04
ESTATE OF MICHAEL HANS.

OFFICE UNITED STATE. MARsa>L.)
District Of Louisiana. I
xx,,,,. 20 New Orleans. Dccemte. I6 lGtnN
HlS Is ~ GIVE Notice THAT on TIKI
fourteenth day of Dccemher a. D. 1870 a war,
Of ' IN nanGpnpt,y was issued against the estate
~ noa'stl mans OF New Orleans, IN the parish 81
.Flcans aud state of Louisiana who h,s l..n I'd
Jmosed a bankrupt on his own petition, that she
afInent OF any debts and delivery of any property
oviiwShs 70 such bankrupt, to him or for his rs,
ny .h' transfer of any property by him ar, for
piaItn ny law; that meeting of the creditors o.
saa bankrupt to prove their debts and TO choose
one or mere assgnees of his estate will he held q.
court OF Bnnkruptcy to BIO holden at the CUSTOM.
T Tp r DDolsnnS, Ne" Orleans, louisiana kefore
n. ri'kin Register, on the Iii; day OF Jenuary
A. d. 1871, at nine clock A. NJ VI
r.;.,S :. B. PACKARD
deli las 'Aiet VI Aou's'a'i1'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-04

The Troy, New York, Times tells of two
young 1sen, g master mechanics who built
a boat in their cellar to let on shares during
the next session. On finishing it recently
they found to their chagrin that the boat
was too large Tor the door. The builders
are now debating whether to tear town the
house or break up the boat A railroad
'aOmpany in New Jersey did even worse
than this some years ago. They built an
inclosed bridge across one of the principal
rivers Of the State and PM down tracks
upon it, only to discover when the work
was done, that the structure was too narrow
for tLeir ears
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-04
FINE WATCHES AND JEWTLRY.

=. -Jl.vEKSTEIN,
ASo . s..FDydras street. Q, 1875
(Ceeasr OF Carroll st1ee:>
DEALER
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, FINK JRwEJsy
CLOCKS SILvKRWARE, sPKCTACLEs.
EYK GLASSES, ETC,
Would respectfully inform his old friend, and cca
soiaers th.at he has reopened at the above named
location His stock being entirely new, his goods.
consequently, aGe ali of the latest styles, and are
warranted to DC equal to anything III the market.
Having bought Tor cash. he can sell lower than
almost any other house in the city, and being in
AFor OF quick returns and small profits, he viii
guarantee bargains to all customers. Come and see
his goods
"a'en+s snd Js"e!ry repaired in the very best
MaUuev and a. tbs shortest notice oc23 SIN TO-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-04

The Rcayune of last evening published u
dispatch from Magnolia, Mississippi. stat
ing that about FIVE o'clock yesterday morn
ing fire broke. out in the kitchen of the
Magnolia Seminary, and the flames spread
ing rapidly to the main building, the whole
structure was entirely consumed. Most of
the furniture was saved. The building was
owned by Mrs. II. Coney, and valued ut
5000. There was no insurance Oh the
n1onertv
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-04
IN BANKRUPTCY.
ESTATE OF HARVEY MCMAHON 4 CO.,
a ara OF Robert 3. Harvey, Thomas Mcmahon ana
" liIaM FoTstall, Individually

ESIArE Or HARVEY MCMAHON & CO..
ard OF Robert B. Harvey Thomas Nc Mahop ana
William Forstall, Individually
OPTTCE oy UNITED SrArSs MARSHA,
District OF Louisiana Z
New Orleans. December "a. 1870. '
IIFhiS - TO GIyB NOTICE. THAT on TIKI
L twenty fourth day of December A. D. 1870,
warrant IN bankruptcy was issued against the ca
tte OF Harvey Mcmahon s Co., and of Robert i.
nhiHef, lhonas Mcmahon and William ForstaN.
individually, of New Orleans in the parish Of or.
le't,s, 3nd state of louisiana who have as q FRI,
and individually been adjudge1 bankrupts on ther
y" petition that the payment of any debts and
ueli'ery OF any property belonging to such bank.
rEpts 70 them OF for tAeir USE and the transfer Of
any property by them are forbidden bv law, that
meeting of the creditors of said bnnkr1iyte
TO prove their debts and to choose one
NOR asslSnte IS OF their estates will b. held at
court OF Bankruptcy, to be holden at New OrlsaU,
p N ane Customhouse building before c. s. Kellogg
nfSasiei on ti't twenty-fourth day of January, A
D. 1871, at nine O'Clock 4. H.
s Is. PACKARD,
sc2c j.Lc4 ''A-~N - A'o'@''
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-04
TIE DAILY REPUBLICAN

May be lad of the following dealers;
George Ellis, opposite the Postoifce.
a. Simon, No. 81 Exchange Alley
&C. Haley, No. 10 Commercial Place.
C.G.D. HOLE, No. 81 Exchange Place.
James Ennis, Pontchagtrain Kaifroau
aepot. Thirf, District, also at depot foot OF
Lafayette street. First District.
John Schafcr, corner OF Ninth and COR
glance streets
JW. Long. corner OF Love anu Enshe'n
streets, Third District.
Z. S. Marks, opposite Jefferson markell
gixth District.
W.R. Dirks. No 81 Annunciation street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-04
DIED..

WHITN-On Tuesday morning, January .. 81
AZ haLpast seven o'clock. SiCNARD WHITE, at
his late residence on First sstse. between Howard
and FTerets
The friends and acquaintance q as Sanity. and
also those Of his Chrstopte1 Graves. are re-
specially saritcd TO attend IL. sll.a.a: .Svicr
this evening vt four O'Clock.
st. Lo;-is Du pers please cope
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-04

The grand jury in the United States Dis
trie, Court a. Galveston haze found ndict-
ments against +. ". Glenn, former colec-
tor of internal revenuc, aud also against
DR.. Tuliis, who was acting as collector after
Mr.. G!cnn's resignation. judy" Winch
fixed Mr.. C:cnn's bail at sky thousand
aud that of Mr.. Tullis at fort .s-tiva thousand
dollars. In default Of hondsaiet, they were
both comDltiod
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-04

On the recommendation of the Chief En-
rincer, First lieutenant T.. A. Woodruff,
corps Of engineers, is relieved from duty
with Captain F. L. Farquahar, in Milwau-
kee, Wisconsin. and ordered to report to
Captain C. w. Howell, at New Orleans. for
lnf,-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-04

Harper says a good many things thai are
not specially good, and if he would add TO
his reputation for the saying of good things.
he had better advise all who like good
thing to buy tickets in the next single mum
Der drawing of the Louisiana State Lottery.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-04

In a few days the Claiborne street rail
road cars wili abandon Rampant and Ba.in
streets and will run alon. Cf.ral street,
between Rampant and Claiborne, instead Of
making the present circIlitous route through
Rampant. Common and Basin streets
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-04

Governor Warmoth yesterday appointed
Peter Moody Deputy Constable ior the Sew
enth Ward OF st. James parish.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-04

Mcssrs. Thomas Layton, W. G.. c. Clai-
borne, W. 7. Hepp. John r. Moore, G. Rose
Inns and George W. Byrne have been uran-
irnGdsly elected directors Of the Southern
Bank. At 4 meeting OF the directors.
Thomas Layton was unanimously reelected
President of the bank.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-04
THE BEST AND CHEAPEST.

Improved Wilson shuttle Sewing Machlne,
unrvaled for its Simplicity, Durability and Beauty,
on easy terms at twenty dollars less than machines
sold by the Monopoly Agency. No Iee Canal street,
corner of Burgundy street. Agents rantsd
dsl6 ~ p cod
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-04

Oh, pshaw! who cares what Harper says
unless he says something good and to the
point! If Harper would cut a figure let
him guess the figures that will draw the
fifty thousand dollar prize in the next single
number drawing OF the Louisiana State
LOTTERY
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-04
FIRE AND WATER
PROOF ROOFINl;.
SOUTHERN PLASTIC SLATE ROOFING COMPANY
O11ice-NO. 1S4 Peters street, Formerly
New I<evee, above JMiia.
NBW ORLEANS.

This Roehni, Is adapted to every style Of Ho'ss
Roofs, as well as Steamboat Roofs, VerandAs Ava
ings, etc.
Costs les. than that Of any other STANDARD root
Ing Plastic Slate ia likewise most e1oeileE: GOV.
erns for metal yoofs Of ali kinds 1t preserves the
metal, dispense with painting. ami CHECKS The con
traction and expansion. Plastic Slate and Irish
aud American Felt for sale in quantities t" slit
Hor p,u n.rticu,srs send for circular. sei3 Gun
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-04
"S n Or BANTER j. BUTLER, md.
'nn .I "a ana ae member of tho firms of But
i.r Mcnardson. Butler Hartigan, and But

CFPIcs'CyiTEp STATES MARSHAL,
District of Louisiana ,
vxy11,s ?, 49,. tew Orleans Dece nber Il. 1870.
"uS - ~ GIVE NOTICE THAT on TIKI
-. - a4;tcenth day Of December. A. D. 1873. war.
a aant I'D Bankruptcy WAS issued against this
a.s VI y, Aier j. Butler, individually and as
1 oer OF tue firms of Butler Richard ION Butler
a. hafti2an aud Butler, Terry & Co.. of New Orleans,
i il ,ae PARISH of Orleans aud State of Lou,
q. on his owl petition; that the PAYMENT OF any
a iI and delivery Of any property belonging,
70 suen hanErupt, 10 him or for his use, ard the
i aa o. ANY property by him are forbidden by
law law mat meeting of the creditors of said bank
mdrs 10 prove their debts and to choose or
OF Bankruptcy, to be holden at New Orlsans in the
Eastomhouse Building. before G. s. Kellogg Reg
n stes on the seventh day OF January, A. B., 1871.
= y. PACKARD, United States Marshal
~o~' ID" District OF LouislanA.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-04
PELICAN JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
BIN ID &c r Y
BLANK BOOK MANEFACTORY.

| The undersigned having lately received new N
! CHISERT aud TYpTs of the latest ard most IN
proved patterns and ia,rse assortment 81 Paper
Cards etc. is prepared 10 ceive ami execute
tie following hh dispatch and at vpry low prices
guaranteeing superior worA roaus,p and arst q'Ial
! ity paper and 'na,er:ai:
! ELL HEADS, BII.a OF LADITc.
pRAY RECEIPTS, tCx]t'JET SALES.
, BANK CHECKS. BILLS or EycHlNGg,
LETTER HEADS, CATALOGUES.
| BUSINESS CARDS, PLANTATION TE'KATs
ORDERS, BILLS OF. FARH
BYLAWS PAMPHLETS,
| POSTERS. -sGa BRIEFS
WEDDING CARDS. BALL CARDS.
PROGRAMMES, VISITING CARDS,
MONTHLY STATkMKsTs, ETC
Having long experienced the want ana benefit 10
ny customers OF q FIRST CLASS BINDHRY in con
II, elton with nv PRINTING KsTA Bi.IsiiiMENT I
have, at great expense. lifted up one. with all the
lates. and most Improved machinery, which will
enabk. me TO compete with Northern mapufsc-
tures. Employing the best workrE&n, guarantee
my work to tt superior n finish aad durability to
that usually furnished Business men can nov
avoid the srou - OF correspondence for Stt.ng
set Of Books ii "a Northern ynanufie tories BY CIV
ing their orders to me and seeing sln,pi,' OF PAPER
AND RULING OF same before being bound up NY
rates are STRICTLY NV YORK PRICES.
The following are SEINE Of the books that can be
nauufa ctRYed at ule shortest notice
CAP BOOKS.
Half Bound Three quarter Beuad. Pua GounG, FUN
Bound Corners. Hnd, and banSis lh.ti Russla.
DENY BOOKS,
Halt Sound. Three-QuarTsr Bound FHu Bound, tu.i
Bound Ccr.ese Hpts and Bands, Full Russia
MEDIUM. ROYAL BOOKS,
SUPER ROYAL TMpsRlAL,
COPYING BOOKS. DAY BOOKS,
PASS BOOKS. BILL. BooTc,.
RECEIPT BOOKS INSURANCE. BOOKS
TRANSFER BOOKH CHECK BOOKS
SHIPPING RECEIPT BOOKS,
TCrTf AEp DRAFT BOOKS.
ERNEST TURPIN,
Proprietor,
nos 81 tnl Corner Camp and p0ydrss strcetS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-04

The President is said to have prepared
list of tue members Of the House OF Repre-
sentatiyes, on whom he can rely to carry
his San Domingo resolutions through that
body promptly, hy two-thrds vote. Cen
uemen well posted on the subject express
doubts as to the reliability OF the list. and
House before San Domingo gets through.
saws the Washington Patriot.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-04

War Department with the Western Union
Telegraph Company, by which, on and after
January |. the Atlantic section of weather
reports from Savannah, Charleston. Viii
tnington, North Carolina Norfolk. Balti-
more and Philadelphia, will be received at
the regular hours. The Atlantic section of
reports is provided especially for the benefit
OF the commerce of the Atlantic coast.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-04

The Sheriff of the rish Of Orleans will
sell at auction, this day, ut eleven o'clock
A. NJ, at Nos. 6S Front and 20 Fulton streets,
in the First District. one steam rectifying
apparatus; and at five o'clock z. NJ, on the
premises, the entire contents OF the print
ing Office, No. = Commercial Place. First
District. The whole to be sold in block.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-04
COMPLIMENTARY.

My oELx.ss oe.. sai. . = 80.
Mss hscussa ]. Dsrgon, st, Charles Hott2
enc under. Sne'. Suends aad patrons o, s;s,s.
oi.r art having experienced much oleas from
you. soanee and a.etstic q pse eel, tat4. ia % Oh.
80 sccas.ns of sous sprearance among A.
would 80. maGv others. be .r.t;ti. . o.. could
oeioss rctG7s.u, 80 Jew York, giss 81 teenns-s
snter'a., n..t. si.voted - Read.s. .. old Eel.
lows :ia,i. - On THURSDAY. S.nua-. :.uI y
thi. ala..se dess 10 sstiiy .he,. spprc. alton Of
sou. eminent stilitirs ii SEQ az. ste. and
thesest..'n :or Sou Licltes ccon;l. :ldJ.
shey ass trl:s, thai they s,ay bt eer1.tt.d TO
express To sopc-not onls -, themselysa bi.e IA
hiGhlS sppc,s!a.,l COMMUNICATED they ma,
Savs a" oppc'ti.-.s OF rens sne thee .i.asan,
acquaintance With so,s ~ eG- S.E Faxi,ses III.
ensuing t's.e.ica! season. ni.i n.;.,s suos ,ous
Charming and Tsrsatile performances
The se!ec;."ns for the Ss.dinse . soG.? Sa.s
entries sti sourself, with I',e single exception
that .he programme may include s,sr sesutifus
secitation % Fontenoy," that sIsr.ou, Name %
dear 20 ever true sountryman o; youTenn,
":th sentiments ~ gre,e Tesprc.. Shtr o. 30
subscribe thenee!ves QUE adnirin- trends. s.cs
John Crickar'o Il. T. BeaA..arS
D. Solomon. Burnside.
N. 0. II. Hortoro Sclard +. -. alS q
B. Walton. {. Eohn.
r. ". Simmons j. II. Stau ley.
Hugh W. Mont gomeiSe T. Gilmorf.
Cab. 3 Shields, =. K,.1er.
- B. Camnacle soin Aend-rso$
william Crecyy. Louis 81 Ns-tiA
Walter S. Crawford &c Eisnvanu
George Nortonx Patr:c, Irwin
A. L. Stuart. Thomas Diam.
Thomas A. Adamse W. j. Casteu
Pred Camerdens Charies MaereadS
NJ Kursheedte T. Ftzw;ll;am
x. Auslins HIGH McC,o3aey.
samue; II. Kennsds
81. CBIRLSe HoraI}
New Orleans. December 81. 1870
Me,.-s. sohn Orchard. G, T. Beauregard, J. Burn.
side, and others:
GRSriEMsy-You, very hattefing communication
- received l accept your proposal with feelings
Of grateful esteem. and submit for your approval
tbs inc!osed programme. Hoping tho selections
will please you.
am most respectfully and tru,y. you.s
AUGUSTA L. DARGOE.
PROGRAMME-PARTI
ra " tSs1e s from Faz'o v, Re- Milman
The Charge of the l., Sht Brigade .Tennyson
Inc Hi'yeni ..-..............,. Sdsar A. Poe
me Lost Heir 81. ItoDias Hood
PART II.
The Court Scenc-'Merchant d, Venice"
Shakespeare
Bingen the Rhine .................Mr NJ. Norton
Mans Man for a That Burns
TOntenOy .....................T Thomas Davis
Chapter from Gedott Papers. .Wchcr
Tckets to be had at Office of 81. Charles Hotel
from Messrs Gilmore x Casten. A. Camp street
over Hhernla Bank; John Douglas. 10 Camp street;
Thomas Fitzwiiliams, - Camp street. and Messr, |
Xursheedt Bienvenu, adie:nin, the Hail.
Readings commence at eight o'cinrk iat2t I
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-04

The Bay st. Louis Gazette very properly
maintains that they need a second street
parable! with the front street, and that the
Bay can never improve much while that
street is lacking. The Gazette hopes the
Mayor will take steps to secure such de-
sirable object during his administration.
One or two public squares are needed. and
should be selected now while land is COM
paratiyely cheap.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-04

Have Your Printing and Binding Done ut
the Pelican Job Office, Corner Camp and
POydrns Streets. oc29ly
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-04
IEUIONlA NATIONAL BANK
NEHV ORLEANS.

p"phsn herewith the certificate Of author,t- :.
,"a 10 'he Ieutonit National bank of New Or.
j. NJ WAGNER Cashier,
'hce OF Controller OF the CI,rrsnn,. II
O. Washington, December : lS.o {
the mn.-N;,,a 1'siiS;icory evidence presented n
NY HaE1siSntd II has been made tn anno =. 10
LEANS in n1S the e;t NA TT MA BANK NEW os
y, ofeais, and state Of Louisiana has ~. p PARISH
81 I'm a uar and according TO the reouirem.u,
y, tne act OF Congress entitled IAN act w
States eonas asS secursd by Of Unted
and redomntion n 40 provide for the circulation
a act es compiled with al the PROVISIONS .; 100
ins to be complied with before -, sd
M I'VE business Of banking under s.l a c9menc-
of the Carr'no' !; Inland r. Hulburd, Coutrousr
Ii. city n o MO BANK OF NKw osLS sas hI
t aha state OF louisiana is authorised 10 .. Orleans
In tessmou " banking under the net afoSesd
u ONCE this fifth day Of December. ,s sno aud seal
BLAND Z. uULEyED
No. ia, Controller OF the CS:rreacv
dAlO
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-04

REOPENING.
Swing MACHINBs-ALL KINDS
Tho public have lang desired the establishment
OF Mart. where all kinds OF Sewing Mac hiu.s and
Sewing Machine Findings could be had where they
could see and compare the workings Of one machine
with another, and select from the different makes
the machine best s,ited to the use to which thew
desired TO apply it. To such Mart we invite YOU
at lSe Canal street Agents wanted.
no22 2ptf N. 4. HEDRICK General Agent