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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-03

SKCOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ of Orleans.-Notice - hereby gwen to the
creditors o: this estate aud to all other persons
herein Interested. 10 show cause within ten days
from the present notification. # any they have oy
can why the account presented by the executors
OF the deceased should not De lioniOlogated and
approved and III. :uEdp distributed accordance
Herewith
BY order of the Court.
te26ll n, o TRACY, CeEt.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-03

H SONS OF THE T.ME>.-On. is -e.niIdg {.
that the almost obsolete ST. Valentines Day
q il NOT FAR of. Tiliainous lOolip: prin's ~
the most outre styles are displayed: in corner
4 groceries and small stationery stores. Dc
/. ca7.0na.lv few fancliui patterns ct minced
rote paper, bearin. ancient :n".toes and
meaningless verses. .iingling the soft words
o: dove and love. Few others :han moon
s1r.:ci, servants indulge ia The Ally y.g.l:.-
~: abused old ST. Valentine.
>nc, and store window. .",.c .y!den.
signs .Aa. Mardi Gras is near. Antique
ard unique masks and Dad. costumes aye
showed /" the front The carnival closes
early his year-:wenty-tirs instan5-and
the DAY bids fair to be an Improvement on
last years revelry. The Misticl krewe OF
cnrnus Will. We believe. treat rs :" :. rare
sight. tut can not possibly s.rp.:ss the
brilliant display OF Las: sc.-oG. .:ler. me
gay season will close.
Or brave frclneE are already sounding
notes 81 preparation Tor the celc hrating OF
The Fourth of March. All members o, The
department intend to eclipse 81. Former
professions. Several companies hav: com
nenc,.,: preparations. willing 70 show how
fine they can look. Four o.. five compa!,ic,
are prepared to visit Mobile Oh :hc ninth o;
delegation will c0inc over he,c - paytici-
pat. IN ne Festivities. u IT," .osg:ii al
MARCH,.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-03

Getting N.::ic.:.-t-sA,. vua,.c men ~,
ET-3t 90 - = and ...r>- ~ fcit iIt.Ilf
IL, -l.r' i4.al- q =. j.; .oI =: .rlI...
a.. lNf'Hfl5.t... disclosed ma '.I.Itg.t-.i S.
:.r., d! 'i"..-. o;.- i.:.- i..U.... A->uc!.,-
;oh. y" Hrtt;. :lo:I .'r-'-. ~, s.".i -. H.n:.-
= VII =. IL: u
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-03
n. l.. Pr"wc;' W. jules Inbnfui: NortlIerR
Il. u q l,1 Il,l..-

Y. Z. TCe'Wcf' ". Jules InbnfMi; NOrthprD
Bank OF Kentucky Us. jules Li~;Itut.
~ TIE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT FOB
4 til" tiith Circuit and District OF IousIanao
Nos. 3H' and 53o8.-Ey yinuc Ot 3 plurieS
Wit o! tier, tacas, To directed in III. above en-
It'd SUIT. Viii proceed to sell 10 Sh. hghes. b:e
'"r OF TUESDAY. February :, 1871 9t
Twelve O'Clock NJ. ~ the entrance tt. tho
NdHtonil"Isr, on tld L"E'e street. -ctWt.. I2I..s
aud 'us'"nhoris" streets, in this CITY
TWENTY Fol L t2tI BALES OF COTTON
samples - ~ seen AZ MarShars office OH IA. .:aS
before ~,!r
!"rnrs-''ass ~ tui'ri States ts"as.ry ..cte.. -
~ tius Of Adjudication.
Waited states 'ia.stl's office S.sr S:.e.no
:"'a: -.ii' d.y "s i..YUals, l%5i.
y. Il. PACKARD
"a" 81 ~ ualS"d States MH..i.Ss
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.


Schno, Nct;ce-The ron of the rubli. schools
nv .s 81 I,,arv 1s1, vii 10 ,.,ic nn
SaTTRp.Y Esbrnarv4 al tie Louisiana SAVINGS
- ~ n Csrn s+r..t The TEACHERS of the
it to. ., ~ ~. -, - - n;str,n, ~ 70 r.
n ~ tii, Us" ; y, ~ S,o,G .S,;t
at ten: the Third at eleven; Tie Fo,lr, al Twelve
,,T ana SIM .tnrr nJ r".s MI be- na1 q.
TWO oc''c" ~ ~ :! Soi hESD Ds.,
lco =. NeErt.aIA no..e ~ -- - - .--.O-s
ne,,., ,r,n C-c.c.,~ Ci,x riv. S,cc.s
"a any. q. 80 atnrIbnJders Of ~ co,nr,nr
ma! 49, % ~ @ ni.".or. "a -. ~. ~
80. 49, '. Nh i .I r,idr ~. nv. ,t,ic, Vo IL.
C"''Ihon stree; h,twe,'' ne ."ais .. ~ W. ana
T. ~ "n III. '4r Nh -, Wy 49,; - ,ii i,
u'''S % '4nt eEa'he" on f'ofU u N, ,rr.
Va o, i-.,, >, - 49, '''.
w o,.'ans' '''''''
.>nil:e 70 Srhoh ~, pn';,.a ~
'rtGns ~. AZ ict INV ".
sh",.ld Ne made IN .he handwriting CT arpl can;,
ana good i'irf' zee, gwen ",G ';t'i--sH
'" !. oNShOM.
I'.'}s:.r county Mississippi a27 i2ta itW
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Naul>.ll al, ..ruert.. :" present the.r chm.
and persons ira-rt.d to III. -ad estate 10 make
,aylsl.nt :" joseph ". bOrGiERTN.
>c,icc 10 T:.x;:nycr- 81 the Eou.:l Dis.
'.ic:.-.." IL .riv.T> o. .h.' f".rth District are
.l..hg s,.;itit.i That nv office. OF, Tchoutuu!.s
street ma; Ad"l- vii IL" IL. ir. ia, OF
y. ~ 40. - n '@o ana
a,.y. ne. ;o,. u.,.,. n. ,y,.I. r. ~, 80. '.'
I,,- MI. ~, d,a,: - }, .,.nrii.r,niw '"'N
Y. GERu.'iA>.
~. ~ S-l:.. ! : ' ..--- -.-. .o-rtl t-llic'
-'tEHrH!uh'' Lear" ~HNIh:4. and Pledge
;"''' Vt" "''"tis. January u. IN az
,ii'fS ,,I't fI,,, Tom.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-03
Succession o. =. Il. ~. Amnnd-No.

AsEcoSD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ %: url"ans-Sotce is !eIebv given to the credit.
or- OF TINS estate. and 10 all other persons herein
Interested TO show cause wIthin DAYS from the
present notification, II any they have or can
Why the account presented on the twent = ST. yeuth
~ January, l8il. by Felix Ducros executor of
III" deceased in this estate should not be
homoogated and approved and the funds dis.
trlbuted in accordance Herewith
+" order OF the Court.
,a28 trl' ". o. TRACY, Cleri.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-03
Succession Of Snzan Peterson. Wife of

&, EtOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
~ Observation-Disclosures. james PhiilIps Ina, nett
toned til" count :Or letters of administration on
N" estate of the late SZal Peterson wife OF James
Philips deceased, interstate: Notice is hereby
gwen 70 all whom II may concern to show cause
within ten days why the prayer OF the said peti-
UoutI should not he granted
= RV order of the Court.
ia2a % feG NJ O TRACY CIartr
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-03

A CLOTHES LINE RASGER.-On the night
o. The irst instant Corporal lex. tIs. pre-
cine. discovered George -&;l5on alias
George Eulow, crossing johnson street. q.
eleven o'clock. carrying a bundle Of We:
clothing. The Corporal grew suspicious.
and George, as Shakespeare says, though:
every bush an officer Though i.'ls is 20
BASH ana accused admitted that he hail
stolen the articles from Dr.. AntouE's rasi-
~ oman. Recorder Houghton '0o5"l int,
-he case yesterday. and sent Tie :aneG- 4"
.he Criminal Court.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-03
Worse .Enn the Blonde.-i E'ize>s o. t..L.;,
Thompson O..idoue.

". copy ;A.- IRON: ." Washington
Gro":ci.:
\ correspondent. writing ::o" Japan.
gives the tul"n I.g ~ Il part 81 :!:o c.i.!nv-
MES Of Il rel: ,io;rs 't't b" " messed :hcrc:
Directly r.,o dancing girls appeared and
commenced /" dance to liz, measure. which
Was sicv. ana m"u"n!n!; III = Jew moments
two other girls appeared. au.. :At music
Iuic!irnc. l.errcptibly. he girls wrT. a.
beautiful! rs hours. and :i!cir movements
III" Incarnation OF grace, Their cual-ulach
eyes tia~hin. and sparkling Ike hr.i!an.s:
their vermlion lips ana glowing cheeks;
their graceful t.-nl'- swaylng "A int!!cat"
figures: the constant clappir. O.: their
hands. Every few minutes the dancers
stopped. AMI FROM small ups tool,
dranght Of hot spice! sak. ard were
joined hv two NOR" girls, EItI; :~"utv-.vo
girls wcr" engaged i'll tue dance.
At each step the music .iuicilen.s:. and
when all the girls had appeared. che move
ment was rapid. The drinking. became
more frequent. ana as the dance Wa. re-
sumcG. the dancers threw som" articles ~:
apparel into 4 large BASKET IL the centre oi
the rooIa. and a circle continued: The I-yci
The saki intamci their senses. me music
quickcncd the imagination ana entrance!
the brain. and as the speed increased, the
dancers became almost Wild with excite
mcnt They assumed IA. the most licor-
tieus mi.ns ANA attitudes. aut. AZ I..>: fairly
screamed with mad delight.
lhcv HIst threw AWAY t.o flowers X .tIc!.
raven hair. sh'n their ornaments, >.":is.
bows. fans. oycliachcr-. and theE--vn,u
CORE, pendent w.- suddenly attacked with
apopleNy. ard was carried cut on a shutter.
where cold air. cold water and :. uuic, rest
happily restore. Gln:. That dance i in
nens". as lar IL We -:.M a.. and Lydia
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-03
iATnKALTf OF New. Dk.H' Y.
'' A'''' - w "''i -
~. ..s stration SCries.'

H-t"..'c, That i!l@ Administrator OF Puf,l:a A.
'"sat- &" and = hereby authorized TO warrant o..
ne Am iI!stVa or oi finance, IA t;tVO OF Ah,r
l.. ..:IiuU. f"r fourteen dollars and tweIlt, ".
cents sst ~ beng, tl. amount OF Ia X pald l.;
him mt" u. cit. treasury fox the year l3a. upo
an a--.>srirI: on lorseS etc the tIliri asses,
Errt district. he SAM property flayi., l..
s's-"L - ~" .:t.. -s,,.rn. district, AND H.
pad t.l.r.ou.
Ad"i'e. by -" Connie. Of ''lr ~ .. So. Or
f'.a-, ...!.....: '*Ii
Benz. y. i;l.El.EES Maze.
= til,.."C'.y.
4 :. =. q
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-03

\ very respectable looking; elderly man
Gated a: police headquarters yesterday.
complaining that he lad been swindlec eut
Of $ltG ~ St. Charles street sharpers. An
officer v1as seat after the sWind.eys. The
victim. q. planter, thinks that his visits {"
Now 0.Iuan, hereafter VII be few.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-03

4 Observation-Disclosures ,ra0er. EN-
:ioyca al the sewing machine depot. No. -
Camp street, yesterday fell through .:
ia'chway 20 'hc ground t.oo., .sr.-Eg him
ea.f .e.e.r'y
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-03

.l:- j. .."'': the Sabine Pass T..:.a:
III" steamer Orleans las rs: arrived!
:i"..i :ac upper Sabine with 4 :r.ii cargo q.
cotton. Her upper decks N-.r" covered
viii! The '"":r staple. r',r wharv.s are
cr"anin. "nicr the weigh; o.. eo',or bales.
an" III. :h,: cone.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-03
Succession Of Hertz v. leia.-So. q .10S

Succession Of Hertz V. Leja.-No. 1897.
CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ OF OIeans.-Notice is hereby given to the credts
ors of this estate and to all other persons herein
Interested to show cause, within ten DAYS from
the present notification, if any they have or can,
why the account presented by I. 3. FOukt. Public
administrator. and as such administering thi@
estate, should not be hOmo!ogated and approved,
and the funds distributed in accordance Herewith.
BY order of the Court.
laJl fel 8 NJ. o TRACY, Clerk,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-03
Succession Of xtyeiina l.. Ereen-.ND
tsO

SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ of Orleans.-Notice IS hereby given ;he
creditors of this estate, ard to all other per;Ons
herein Interested to show cause within ten davN
from the present notification, if any they have
can. why the account presented by Chester BisOe.o
administrator OF thse estate should Lot be homolo-
gated and approved and the funds Distribute! 10
accordance Herewith.
By order OF the Court.
jag fe27 NJ o. TRACY Clerk,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-03

..C.IDEv: TO i DRiyTaN.-As :. Chatts
nooga railroad train was passing alon: at
the depot on the levce, Solson, " draylnar.
by accident had ha vehicle on me rack.
4 car struck the dIay, tear.n. Il to pieces.
and badly inju,;ng the driver. Who l.ve- q;
the corner OF PoyG.as and Broad streets.
He was sent home.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-03

Ea>-I.;: swAy.-'rhe .evc. .Ho miles
Oc'cv :.annervjllc is in y 20! condition,
cavinc in 4 EttIe each day. Pears ..n en-
:eTt&incd tba' in the even, o. =. -. = re
yas.. vii erSla
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-03

a Young Canadian. being i'll. took it into
bis head to Try the effect of the medicine
prescribed for him by bis physician. upon
tarOrits eat. and was startled to see poor
pussy very promptly fall over on her side
and die. Similar results following expert
ments on two other cats. he determined to
throw away the bottle and dismiss the doe
tor He had been taking tie "mcGic;nc"
three times day for q week.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-03
:r.i:!. 20 '"ANTA:EH~ Or TIE
'..i,WD EI-r.e!&T.

tt.." >..." T.N to,i. ."N)
.urG District.
w. = E,,i.!ul.I. rect. }
- - ~. Nv. SeiIii...' THAT | 4: PRE-
=. sr'..': ia. = ~. iaNe- ~" and
So. ). !. ,.g.
L..
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-03

Succession of w. j. keenan-No. 30. O6ts.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ of Oreans.-Notico is hereby given to the cred
itors of this estate and to all other persons herein
interested to show cause within ten days from the
present notification II any they have can why the
account presented BY George l.. Phifer liQudatOr
OF Keenan,, Phifcr Il Norris should not be honolo-
gated and approved, and the funds distributed in
accordance herewith.
BY order of the Court.
a2. 81 f.5 NJ o. TRACY Clerk
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-03
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.
Local Intelligence.

CLU! EEOEGAN!ZATIOE.-i Wa y
large and enthusiastic mcc:n. OF the
Charles Summer Radical Republican Club
ON the first instant. The Club was called
to ordcr. and presided over by its first vice
president, Mr.. c. Il. augustus The cab
for TIE meeting having been read ana ap-
proved, the club proceeded to effect a fcor-
ganizaton, which was partially accom-
plishei by clectins the following named
gentlemen as its officers for the ensuing
term, viz: president. J. L. Gandet: first
vice president, Sandy Packer: treasurer: A.
II. =. Wilson; secretary, William Esnini;
assistant secretary, I. IL. Poree. Further
election of officers was postponed unit the
next meeting. After appointing IA commit:
tee to draft rules and regulations Tor its
government, the club adjourned unit! the
/ eighth instant.
DrArIl Ar DINNEH-,Jean Marie Bonna-
carrlere. while ut dinner yesterday at hi,
home, on Morales street. was struck dead in
his seat. He was a native<.f France. forty
two years old 1t is supposed j" had the
I. heart disease.
CoUETING DEArH.-Joseph Bright, feel
ing rusty and tired Of lite's trials made IN
unsuccessful attempt to drown himself. at
the head of Bartholomew street. Officer
Rector spoiled Ms fun, by lockin: him up.
Bright is native ofAlsace, tftv-.our years
old.
RETURNS BY RECoRDERs-The following,
sums. as fines, were returned by the several
Recorders for the week ending las. S.iuv-
day.
First District. Recorder l!ongi-
ton 50: 30
Second District Recorder Staes IL, 90
Third District, Recorder Leclcrc " !J1 80
Fourth District, Recorder Weber i6l %
Fifth District, Recorder DumunI .. Is %
Sixth District, Recorder Campb'H.. 20 10
Total. Ss.,l -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-03


fi.tt are hereby 'l"tI'i". 'hI: office wiz h.
'i-.i.'. ~. III FRS. ..i ~ .'hE.'AEN -->:
."r :' c"..tl1u sat-. t.~r< 316t,. >,.!t..
licensees r ~, YEAR I"1'.
!i."-. .'u- :" comp. = -! - ..,s. T." ,.l-
-. ~, :'.u.r III ,i.v .. 49, .r, 80; = .-
S.. nj. according. - -.
u T. 'N,R,.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-03

RETURNS BY RECoEDERs-The followin.
sums. as fines, were returned by the several
Recorders for the week ending La. S.tuv-
day.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-03

CECoNp DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ of Orleans.-Whereas J. p L. Wilmer
has petitioned the court for letters OF ad-
minlstratlon on the estate of the late VIII
liam l.. Wilmer, deceased, intcsrate Notice ia
hereby given to all whom it may concern, to show
cause within ten days why the prayer of the said
petitioner should not be granted
BY order OF the tour5.
tr26ll NJ O. TRACY. Clerk
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-03

Notice to school Tcachcr-.-Ih" Suprrin-
t"ud"nf Of Edu" cation for -" ''lii.iE q" Bolivar,
Mississippi sntc.ts Applications tor teachers Of
public schools in his '"1HtN. All explorations
sI"1.ld lrir "A tine handwriting OF aupl caHi>
a.l, good refer. given. ard addressed
W :. OESLOW,
COMFY Superintendent. 81 !'.'.cati'sl. b,::la',
I.ris:.r county Mississippi 'a27 i2t., i.W
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-03
OFFICIAL NOTICES,

MhYoRAITY OF NEW ORLK,Ns,
C..y Hall, February 2, 1871.
No, 653- Admin! stration Series
Ar ordinance providing for the payment of the
several accounts and pay rolls therein named.
Ee II ordained That the following appropra-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-03

Ne'Icc 10 Taxpayers 81 the EOu-:I. Dis.
''lr:.-.l" II PAYERS o. liz t".Ith Hist:ic. ar.
ilrl"h. Notified !.:t Office. TchoUl,ituu!.s
street Adele vii t!. frs. ta, OF
February, 1871. Tor collection q! taxes !&.G and
lice" -: 1871. hGS' falling :. c"i.rl. with the
above motto" G.!c;, the iw.rs.-'r-t - F,.i-rIary
!.rNt w. :.' deal: " :. ]! .,c.aI, II. :" law
Y. GERp,iAS
~. !rD Sta:" II collector. ionrti, district.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-03

Es:w"rd-' New Orleans City Directory
'"I 1871. .ai -, o.a.g. t al IT,. PRINCIPAL 5. a
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-03

Bank --Scw Orleans. January :. I%-i.-.u c-
""l'iali'" with RESOLUTION 'Hop:,.i =. tin.
Enari ~ ID rec Tor meeting i."i! .'.s,,..rX .
l an additional. .A-talIn"1t ~ I'VE yer cent la.
t-"! assessed 81 ~. capital 'r".. o. the Ban. .
and ra.ah. At IN" tnn.,u. h".i~,. No. II; -,
ts3.. stree. y. t.,r.. Iii. seventh q: March,
1917. =, CAMP President,
~,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-03

TIT FtdlfG". Of Inc E.fHtf q! John :.
NIi!l>'l! az requested :" present ihe!, c.air.s
ana persons Ia-rt.d to III" -ad estate 40 me- Ike
aEi.i.nt =" Joseph ". NOi'IiifETN
...l. N An:.,uI-t IA or. NJ. SIS Cana strrr,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-07-14

Gist. from UnionFille, have also been summon
ed here for thesame purpose. These gentle-
men looked aswell and cheerful as could be
expected. "A large number ofScoloredswit-
:nesses have been summoned, and are crowded
into the backyard Of the Palmetto, awaiting
the time of their respective examinations.
Detachments Of United States Cavalry, under
the guidance of W. Magll Fleming, s. I: pel-
nier, CsL. Casey, or some one OF ther klno'
have left town almost daily for the last week
to summon witnesses, and in two or three IN
stances have made arrests. What the proof
Is. 30 tar, we know not. Certain 1t is that
much of the testimony win bear a great deal
of sitting to arrive at the truth. # the person-
mel of many of the witnesses could go along
with their testimony it would not do Demoe-
racy much damage in 1872, among fair-minded
voters. We have heard of at least one OF the
negro witnesses who was threatened with per-
sonal Violence by4a certain white Radical If he
did not say that. violence had been inflicted
upon him.. and that he knew and would di-
vulse the names Of parties. One negro said
that o white man wanted him to swear that
certalr parties were guilty of violating the
revenue law, &c. We mention these things 10
show the programme that is being adopted by
some of the leading Radicals to make tnelrlm-
preston upon the minds OF the commlttee'
and to get the evidence wanted"
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-07-14

tna august assembly and are marshalled 70
vonr place. You see the glittering table ornai
ments, the lights, the flowers, with curious
feeling of indistnctness. You stand and walt
as IN q dream. Then yoa see the great lady In
her black dress, and yon feel an enormously
long way:off from her. She sits down; you all
sit down. This is, then, the dinner: You'teel
shy. Your hand trembles over your soup. Tne
Queen speaks to those near her. The dinner
seems very long. You think over your pre-
conceived notion with SORT Of sigh and "l5
this all?n 1t is all, and it comes to an end'
Everybody is rising. You follow the example
The gentlemen place themselves in row ex.
tending toward the door. You join In the
maneuvre.. Her Majesty walks down the row.
stopping every now and then to ADDRESS a a
word to somebody. The others then. all iali
hack so as to leave the favored Individual
alone in the foreground: This maneuyre
startles you, but you manage to execute itwitn
the rest. The Queen approaches you-glances
at yyou-knows at once you area stranger.
Your heart beats. She stops, and you are left
alone. She says few words, sufficient to
show she knows who her guest is; end you are
struck,by theSsingular sweetness Of her voice
and smile. She passes on, aad abeyy of ladies
follow, and you feel that your association Win
the history Of Englandis ended.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-07-14
The Boot and Shoe Interest.

The address OF the four hundred boot and
shoe manufacturers Of Massachusetts in Ia
vor OF free trade, which We recently publish
ed, has drawn attention to the fact that this
interest is the largest branch of manufac-
lures in the United States. The estimates
OF ex.Commissioner Wells shows that the
annual value OF our boot and shoe product
is $3.50, 600, 900; that of our cotton manufac-
lures is Sls5, 900, 600; the value OF our home
made woollen goods sl5e, 1000, 900, and thatof
our iron manufactures s12o, 900, 600. The
capital employed in the making OF boots
and shoes is s62, 600, 600, and the plumber OF
hands l26, 600. The annual product is esti-
mated at 90, 900, 600 pairs OF boots and shoes,
81 600, 900 pairs for males and 47t0Oo, 600
for females. The materials used in 1868 we're
valued at s13O, l69,6 60s including sole
leather A, 1000; upper leatler43, 600, 600;
split leather 100000; domestic calf-ssins
G, ooO 900; imported cali-akins 5000, ,ooo;.
hastings 1000, 1000. To this material there
were added labor to the value of ss2, 600, 600;
capital to the value Of. s25, 900, 900, and other
material t., the value OF $4,000, 900, making
the total product for that year s246, ESQ, 900.
1t is an instructive fact that this vast man.
featuring interest, the largest in the United
States, should ask for free trade and fair
fight; and it derives additional meaning
from the circumstance thatits demand comes
from Massachusetts, the home Of protection
and The champion OF high tariffs. The griev-
auce with American boot and shoemakers Is
that they are taxed SO heavily 'on;the mate
rials they use; take off this tax, they say,
and then take of the tax on imported shoes,
and they will hold their own against the
world, and give the people cheap shoes at
the same time.