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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1871-06-22

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
~ On and after THURSDAY. June 1st, Pas
se"ger Trains leave Richmond Sunday excepted)
as follows:
$50 A M.-Na1 Train for the White Sulphur
Springs, connecting at Gordonsville with the Or
ange, Alexandria andManassas train for Wash
ington and North, and Lynchburg and South
$50 2. M.-Accommodation Train for Gordons-
vile.
On and after the the 18th of JUNE a PASSEN
GER TRAIN viii run daily Except Sunday be-
tween Staunton and the White Sulphur, as fol-.
lows:
Leave Staunton at SIS O.. m.
Arrive at White Sulphur at 1882 D. m,
Leave White Sulphur at 2:35 D. m.
Arrive at Staunton at 7:44 n m
Through tickets at low rates. sold to all points
Northwest and Southwest
Further information may be obtained at the
company's offices.
No Passenger Trains will run OIL SUNDAYS.
A. II. PERRY,
General Superintendent
James q Netherland Gen'l Ticket Agent.
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WINDOW CURTAINS, of all descriptions
w just received and for sale ct
april 27-tf HILB s. LOEB'S.
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ONE DOOR EAST
ONE DOOR EAST
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
A T&DnJ5 ANN mrD krrrfUU CnOnU ar

DRY GOODS AND DRESS GOODS
in endless variety, made of either wool,
cotton, flax or silk-the newest and most desira-
BILE styles in any market.
Great show in white goods-Peques, Vic
Lawns, and other dress goods for ladies and miss
es.
Men and boys wear-ine and coarse.
Trimmings and small goods-Gloves, Hosiery,
Handkerchiefs, Corsets, Parasols, Ladies city
shoes.
My stock is large and attractive.
Samples in splendid variety Of brands and
grades. 1 buy no trash staple goods.
If you wish to buy, come and see the money
value of frst-elass goods, both in imported and
American fabrics. F. NJ. YOUNG,
may Am Staunton, Va
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NHEAP GOODS-BELOW COST.
~ am compelled to- sell the stock of Dry
Goods, &C., transferred to me by s. N. Giles, and
to do SO quickly. To that end l am now offering
great inducements. All in need of Goods should
call early, at the store opposite Cowans Book
store, and secure great bargains.
JAMES BUMGARDNER, JR.,
Assignee of S. n. Giles.
april 28-tf
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REAT BARGAINS
VI IN FIRST-CLASS DRY GOODS AT
Davis A. Kayser's New Store,
no. ~ Main Street,
sTAUNToN, VA.
He has a full store of new and elegant
goods, containing all the neO style Dress Goods.
Calcoes, Ginghams, Fannels, Bleached and
Brown Cottons and Sheetings. Irish Linens, Ia
BILE Damask, Curtain Laces, French Muslins,
Handkerchiefs, Laees, Embroideries, Harris
Seamless Paris Kid Gloves, Shawls, City made
Shoes, English Cotton Hose, and host of othe
things, offered at the very lovest cash figures.
april 13-tf
MUsQUIToE BARS, just received and for
IXl sale at HILB & LOEB'S.
april 27-tf
BOOTS AND SHOES, for Men and Boys, of
- all sizes and qualities, and of the latest
styles, now opening at HILB & L0EB'S.
april 27-f
WINDOW CURTAINS, of all descriptions.
w just received and for sale ct
april 27-tf HILB s. LOEB'S.
, naa p FIG rEegEs Of rare
april 27-tf HILB & LOEB'S.
Temple Of Fashion, beautiful line
Of black and white Mourning Belts.
april 21-u < NJ. KELLEY.
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We call the special attention of every Farmer
that may be in want of Wheat Fan to the
MORNING STAR FAN,
manufactured at Charlottesville 1t is the best
and most substantial Fan ever offered in this
market. Call and examine it at our store
g july 1-tf P. B. HOGE BRO.
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WHITE and FIGURED PEQUEs, of rare
W. quality, now opening and for sale, at
april 27-tf HILB & LOEB'S.
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Temple Of Fashion, beautiful line
Of black and white Mourning Belts
april 21-lr <. NJ. KELLEY,
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HeA Special attention given to the purchase
of Flour for family use.

He would express many thanks to his friends
for the liberal patronage heretofore extended
him. and would ask continuance of the same.
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Es1sh.-No. Potomac new net Herring,
NO g g gross Herring,
Nos. and 8 Mackarel-all wor
ranted and for sale by
c. C. WHEAT,
corner Main and Augusta Streets
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BACKBONE.

Thursday, June %. 1871,
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nAILY THROUGH PASSENGER AND
- FREIGHT LINE
Sundays Excepted.)
From Baltimore to Richmond, and all points
south and west of tina: city, via.
RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER RAILROAD
LINE, RICHMOND & DANVILLE, and CHES-
APEAkE & OHIO RAILROAD.
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THE BEST WHEAT FAN.

may lift
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-09

water, and will save her many barge OF coal; As
AN item OF the power of her machinery, she mas q
wrought iron shaft with 2i-inch jouinn-.
louisville dls,,at ch dated the fliin, SAYS tlat
Cnntnir Dick Varble went aboard Ike steamer
America this morning to 'ake htl oti 't "a ~
when The rope sllspendinS the gai5s plank gave
way and the plank fell on him. breaking Las rl.h'
srli il, two aces ds.oca:ng his hp ah. severely
IN ring HIM Otherwise He seems 10 'e DONG WEI
tonight, and ~ likely 20 recover
the Shannon 10 taking on railroad roU al Gre :,.
so is the Teytouh and bargos. and !Icns.Gek and
d., o. the. new steamers for tie M.ssou.i River
Star me PacNc. Company. is 70 be nance t"Ft."
CITY.
seventh for this port. He GENES here :" tax
conn and of the steamer fonteic-t =. cue i.t.
rive! trade.
abundant tonnage for New Orleans, VIII very MOE
craft. otiri ss III twenty-five cents 10! Iat; !ct-
sc,en!Ntvt cents for roIS, :AG one ~ui-.: ."i
Wni~l.. ,
Ii sad that Captain Pete, I"U;.,,sor. .tc"::!,
Of tie Btl.c. La. contracted for il Kew Mc.onc"tt IS
iiver pacne;
M. HoA Hudson o. Ripley. j. having . wi:.rt
boa: H:.;,: at concord, for the .p.! wharf. !; W.
te ou. LuuGred i-et .on., twenty i've :r'; ".'!'
k.. toIr fee. dee D.
fo. ST. Lcc...-The large ind handsome steamer
y. ). Wn.- rapidly filling up with IL q: '"! IKE
.,ver rive. and will leave to-day al > 2. N. Cat
tam william barnes commands Icr 49," MI !..' :
= J., ID: ;l.> charge OF the ufhr".
Eos. $. .UCI-.-rUe yr!iahr s.t..I'cr 4 f'.i'i.'.
departs :or .e above ana way landings i"-d",, -
7. san;.iill John NcCiuN commands. ;.'u W.
back ~ o.: UulctuaNv.
;on Err R.yYk ShRrvKroKy Ann :rbrsG."N.-
TIL. popular Captain Harry &. MrConi"A Ia :
tine steam, LotawannH ut III, wlar !tc' 'Iu@ Ter
~. aho'" and AZ nir'n"dlat' !a4'lh:s !" S'.
to-..> az =. VI This packet IL on" ~ 80" b'- :
.,.ap,., d :h- Red rvcr trade. aud she a. "'' a.
ID. mos, con":iahlr and convenient ca".is q; :'i>
pea: On III. RIVER. Mr. BYRON Pom.rOy. =. 'l!"Tcu.h
,.!:.It... ~. IA attentive ''!A h.e - 49, - a..
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-09
Monetary--Commercial
MONETARY.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLIC IN,
"WEDNESDAY EVENING. February &, .t.,.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY RtPCELf An {
"WEDNESDAY EVENING. February g. ~
We lave sill to report "a quiet and easy mont y
market with no quotabe change III street,
Which Scortir,e 10 rule as follows: ltUl& E.
q IN. per aunuin for Al notes with approved CO.
i.teIas and Al business paper without coat. ais
and ga II ior Al mortgage paptt, aiiG --3l ioE
second grade. =,
lorK) and closed at III dll14s llssiI.st iis-t
touching III i during the interim. I4' "a: s' p.
tons iuciuded 5000 at III !: $2"rt. $"f az.
sl5 900 at l!la,; $4,000 and $1,000 II A. !. it'4
: '060 and 5000 ~ III .; ohuo al th' '.n' AID
i 10 100 "a lll5s dJills, and = 1900 III IA.
We heard Of nothing dom. in silver.
OpcIatl III ,orc Su exchange were "c.ir q N'f'
ian. extent. l." sales Of stcrrs tmUiari = -t
OF which 4.1co0 clear 4. ROE: G:aOor bl. {" a'l =
At l207.: e8to a tall OF lainn ANA 'lea' AZ ~
hei of la.,i:ig. and tJ30eo Al bll IL ''i: 80.
ural) u. l1l: / 200 Al clear and t''Ut nis' lass
At ~ !; AfIn hank al l2iAa; $500" nl! .. aug
ana cl.ac at lo8ss gold. and A'H"" hA;' AZ -.
Sterling .lunted at POS III Tor :oo' 10 =. %.
CT ladilig and clear. aud "a III Il for hIuk.
G. nomestir exchange continued steady. .At tii rs
-. i drew New Crk for rtnlttautt AK : = rti:
4 SCOUT. aiG I'll" business anciuGed i"!'o r ~
coz, I0CGo, ! COCO, $1,000 and Sl'eto lSl'a'e
hsnkers sight on New York, and $2to" "n' 80
+ q l.iC AID : - .oGN commercial ut =.
Nothing was reported il stocks. exc p..,.: ~
shares S!,gar Shed early IL the day. AZ 80 ~.
Tie lu.i!.ss IL bonds iN'sudtd st0H' H.w c'N
.': e .; '' ''''' resale ut ''' ''' -'''
In warrants $50 and $40 new Sac sod q:
= and i.e. r.! of sale of : 1000 - - Some
smaller an o.,'s brought less. Dealers bought ."
Nrtropc ' Police wa.r:.It- q: - 81 :.l'.' n'':
$50 :.
W. l..;': .o:nc ..o.n. in city treas. " :".'s.
"Ie,t: "a. -" ;rihinE SIMS +" '!'"':. "E"'
~ - - r.: :.it discount. and :ss ia ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-09
River Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN
TurK.nAY .MOKNING. February 9, Ah.l.


WEATHER. BUSINESS ETC.-iesterdav VS. a
gloomy .iav. the. weather hclnG very ch"nseah.t.
Rain fell nj diiicloDt times GuIlp the ga .Hd I"
ward night it became quite cool. business wa
of cou,se affected ny the weather, and :hc wharf
did no, present the lively scene OF the Jay DE-
The arIi-aS were not numerous, but ,he boats
that cam. AZ lie preceding day crowded the ley"e
Among the departures were the Governor A4.ei
Gary owen. Thirteenth Fra, Selma ant. Rose
Franks
Tar New TowBoAr JouS 4. "o"r.-lcst-rday
this Ina,lllnOti II towboat came into port, WIN an
immense tow ofcoa She brought i'll twenty boats
and bar.cs with an aggregate OF },o,OOo bushels
of the BLACK Diamonds" THIS is the first "trip Of
the Wood and a description Of her may not prove
embarrassing t" our readers She vas built az
Pitt sbulg and is the largest ana most powerful
tow boat ever built. She has the most beautlItI
machinery We saw, and the most elegantly
dressed lady can walk through her engine room
without danger OF sCslin. her garments so neat ~
everything kept. -
Tn. hull OF the !ohn A. Wood was built by Ne
Cask,y Il Kerr of Freedom; length 1875 feet; beam
81 feet: hold Gls sect. She is extra tmbcred and
fastened. and has three fore and ait bnikheaiS'
The engines immense affairs and combine the
ever placed on board 4 Western towboat, ana were
manufactured by Mr. A Hartupcc, two cylinders 10
inches an diameter two cyhndeTs IL inches III ~
amctcr. Will feet length of stroke. She has Two
doctors and upright Niger boiler also, SIX Dat
tcrie., three On each side, with passage between
They hc used separately or together Inc
boilers % feet long 40 inches III diameter built
by Eaphtn \ Co; wheel % feet i'll diameter, with
20 ieet inches length. With feet depth OF buckets
TIE John 4. Wood was built under the sUprrIn-
'endtn.r Of captain John a. Wood and Mir. +. WI
lians. >lt WI. be commanded by Captain Jon2-
trai, Il. " Ooo officer of Yong experience. She
- named a.-cr Nj. Wood of the firm OF Homer,
Wood L Co., one o. the largest and most extensive
coal Ilms IL Ike West. The firm OWN the tow
uc"tS SIMPSON iiorle., Ella and Mary Ann, and Two
pTopeclers AZ Nicksburg, aud two AT New Orleans,
one OF wilcn IS non, nlnety coal barses. and
abo,.t one hundred aud twenty other boats, with
three coal mines, besides several others they OBJ
tam .he:r supply of coal from. The cost of the
join. 4. Wood will exceed $50 600 She is intended
I,l.,
be engaged principally between Louisville and New
Orleans. il connection with the Simpson IIorner.
Her draft of water IS torty-twO inches. The
WcoG l:.s q Blake suction pump OF twelve inches
Giaue:eg, which throws an immense quantity Of
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-09
MARKETS..
domestic Marketa.

New YORK, February s. Evening.-Cot-
ton dull and lower: mddling upl;:nds !5i.c;
sales to-day $3.50 bales. Flour: Southern
unchanged; common TO goou extra 50 l"9
7 20; good 70 choice 81 - as .. whisky
steady az e3i2c. Wheat GUiet, and t;!vogs
bnyers: amber Southern 81 81 i2; y inter red
and amber Western 81 >. a 80: white
Southern 81 g.. Corn scarcely so ttrn: 80
QS5c Pork closed heavy, new s.. -.
Beet steady and quiet. Lard heavy: kettle
rendered .3l2c. Turpen!:nc &c. !.o>.n
81 2501 &c. Talicw 81. &c. E1e!gE.s
quiet and iirm.
Leather quiet ard firm: icmioc's sole.
Hnenos Ayres. Rio Grande. Egi. and heavy
weights, n zoe: California dc. - q IS i2 ::
Orinoco do. % !8c. Wool firm al - 5Jc:
domestic fleece, 20 a Il i9c pulled. u u 1ec.
CIscIsSATI. February s.-Co,ton caie.
and weak: lniddling l4i2c. Flour-delnanI
good at full prices: family sG4t %. Wheat
steady and IN moderate demand 1T s. 30 q
81 SO. Corn-demand good at full prices.
% a dc. Rye closed active at 81 q Go.
Oats firm, demand fair: No. :. sc L sc.
Barey-choice 81 a o.. PoriI-demand
fair, advanced GU Change: sales Of mess II
So so, now duh. Lard-demand fair.
prices advanced; steam rendered - alIl4c.
kettle 1912 a l2*4c: inside rates for country
head and gut, llIsc. Bulk meats-deman!
light, but holders firm; shoulders Sac. clear
rib sides l05sc. clear sides He. BacoE-de-
mand light, bat holders firm; shoulders ~
Q934c, clear rib sides lla4c. dear SIDES i2c.
Hogs firm: demand iair at s. 2jc7 30.
Whisky SIC.
ST. LOUIS, February S.-rionr quiet and
weak; extra winter s. 80 a ) 60. Wheat
dull! and unchanged; No. red fall held
at 81 IS; No. 3 red tall sold at s. 33 q 81 H.
Corn dull and dropping al 10 i7c for
mixed, in bulk across the liver. Oats dull,
but holders not willing 20 make concessions;
No ., in elevator, 49l2. Rye higher, No. :
CSC Whisky soc. Pork: demand active;
advanced to 81 62l2 %. Bulk meats
buoyant and advancing; loose clear rib
l0lec loose clear sides !07s lie. Bacon
stiff; shoulders jobbirg III Ga Zoe; clea,
rib sides II p q lie; clear sides III. iGllc
hams, sugar-cured, l5i2 a ioc. Lard active
n: II n l2a.c for steam rendered. Hogs
buyers of; held at s. 30 Coz choice to &C
tive.
Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL, February S.-Red winter
wheat lis "a. Flour 1ss ed. Corn, new
5.5s Cd Cotton closed slightly tirmer, ba
not puotably higher. Uplands sasd; Or
leans 77sd. Sales to-day 10000 bales. @
which l0o0 were for export and speculation
Sales Of cotton on ship named al New Or
leans 7s4d for middings. Breadstuffs de
Ginning
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-09
MISCELLANEOUS.

French Relief Fund in liGstOn-i inrirna:i
and Southern Railroad Bill Defeated in
Kentucky Senate-Rescnts O: New
York University.
EosToS. February S.-TEc French Ge.ief
fund III this city reaches so2ott.
FRAskFoRT, Ky, February S.-TEe Gin
cinnati and Southern -"ii.oaG H.! was &C.
tca:ed in the Senate by vote "1 . 20 -.
The Senate refused 10 reconsider IKE vote
bv the same majority.
ALBANY, n. L.. February s.-jehr =.
Lewis and Horat:o G. Warner were chosen
regents of the University over Horace Gree
ley and d. ". Bristol by party VOC.
River Intelligence.
SOUTHWEST Pass. February 8. n. NJ
Barometer 2g:S5. Wind southeast. Light.
with thick fog. Arrived: Steamship Austin,
ats p. NJ Trip. master. from indlaNola Wa
Galveston, to &. A. Whitney & Co. Sailed:
Steamship st. MaIys and orig Maria \.
Sensad.
Arrived outside: Bark Lawrence. Howes.
master, from Hong Kong. Several other
vessels are reported outside the bar. bu.
with the dense fog which has prevailed for
several DAYS, II If impossible 70 distinguish.
them.
VICKsBURG, February S-Passct up:
Henry Ames, a: eleven O'clock last night !;
Alaska, A. NJ. Passed down: Charles
Bodmann, ga. NJ; Commonwealth, Up. NJ;
r. j. Lockwood, p. NJ. River rising.
Weather clear aud pleasant.
MEMPHIS, February S.-Weather clear
and pleasant. River rising rapidly. Pas>e':
ND: Indiana, City Of Quincy, Eabicon and
Minneola Down Messenger.
LOUISVILLE, February S.-The river has
fallen five inches. leaving seven feet itve
inches in the chute, and SIX feet seven
inches in the canal. Drilling rain. Mer-
curry 40 Arrived Minnie and Belfast,
from Cincinnati Departed: Minnie fer
81 Louis: Virginia and Belfast. for New Or
leans. The Virginia takes party Of
Englishmen on a pleasure tip TO the Ores
cent City.
CAIRO, February s.-River twenty-tiree
feet six inches, having fallen three feet.
Arrived: Samuel J. Hale, from Memphis.
Departed: John T. Moore and Edinburgh.
for Red river; Robert Burns, Tor Memphis.
and the Potomac, for New Orleans
Drilling rain at intervals since morning.
Mercury 4C1.
PITTsBURG, February s.-Weather mild.
with indications OF rain. Monon gaEeia six
fee. in the channel. and stationary. Light
ice running in the ALE ghanv..
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RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE
CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD:
MOBILE DIVISION,

Two express trains daily. On and after MONDAY,
January Is 1871 ii; niger trains VIII as FOL
lows: Lcav. New Orleans, from the foot OF Canal
street. for Mobile and intermediate stations. AZ
A. NJ ami :; +. Nj. Arrive at Mobile at Z:2o and 400
?. NJ Leave Mobile, from foot OF Government
street Tor NewsOreans and intermediate stations
II s:l5 A. Nj and $50 p. VI. arrive at New Orleans
AZ 2;:L and 80 p Vi. Connections made az Mobile
hy 4. :: trans with Mobile and OHIO road 10y 81
Lonis. Chicago, Louisville, and ALL pom ;
NORTH. EAST AND WEST, AID by the } p
NJ. train with Ii@nt express tram OF the Mofile
aln! Montgomery road for Montgomery, s:..n;:
Augusta Savannah. .acSscuvilc, Florida, and AL
ioiu:s Nor!n. last and West. Freight trains each
w;iv (l and freight received at the foe: OF JAZZ"
stree, before =. VI. delivered at Mobile early Text
morning. Freight as low a. by any other rou;s.
For through tickets OF further Information as 10
Yates OF ire. app at tie company Office, COZ
L.r Ct Cam, and common streets
;. K. khNl-KICK, General SuE"riL.e..Gtn'.
S.yy Orleans JANUARY 20 1871, ityl
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SHERIFFS SALES.
). =
pi-tTio: Court for the V.:l-.! % o. as. -

Joseph (:arri-t Vs.. John Nil>"n-->.N!h
pi-tTi,: Court for the pans! o' g.. as. ~
DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF SEIZURE aS'.ALF
ID directed by the Honorable &c -.
District Court Tor the parish OF ''-;.J- =: =.
above .lttl, c4stsc, 70 Th"l.aS l.. u. -.'-t
SlI.r.n. and 10y said late >ncI.: :" i.r
transferred. I "iil proceed I" 81 - ; ~
lie ;.uctlol, at the Merchants ana A.o-.",. "J,
Exchange, R", al street hctwref. 'a,.. AID :.
tnmhoiI-,. streets, i'll the Second 't.c.i IT, ~
on WEDNESDAY, February -, i2,l. ~ 80. v...
NJ. he follow ing described prol-rty y. :, -
\ CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. ~. -. he
nilii. Eg- and Improvements thereon. I'd the
.i-it. WAYS and privileges 'li.re'.'.-" '-"r.'.lg
any wise .ppertaInlng. situ.t.. ~ - tD..i.
West Ro,liGnN. III the City lnd ps,.. 90 1o-'..-",
n TIN. Stair, III the square number --v''.":l a.:
sad F.ub"urg. bounded by live OK. ."I,.. 80.
Laurel and Lyon. streets.
The s.i, 10, il designated by ii. i'.r'N.T. very
eight, tigIrativt plan :u,neN"i :" &C. '!5.' 4
June " l84l and deposited i'll the otl". o. are.
Boudot>.Iuir late - notary p!b.i" -. ~ o.:
New Orleans. and measures thirty -. go. n
Bordeaux street, by Is depth g; o.. i.n'I.c ;.iC
Utty feet.
Being the same proy-rt = acquire: ~ he C"terI-
ant b, purchase from the estate o.: t'r.t =
Roberts per act passed before T. T. PAVE. -.
public on the twenty -third OF Gc;".'.. .{-.'
Seized in the above suit.
1cIms-Cash on the spot.
CS. S.t.lNtT.
ial. icl l. Sheriff! of Tie FaT.si: ci 'jta1s.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-09
summary Of Foreign New.


German officials in France have been or
dered 20 abstain from rigorous censorship
over the press during the elections, and
many suspended journals have resumed.
The bOmbardment of Belfort continues.
DelescluZe, at a meeting III the Casino,
declared that the government was composed
of twelve bandits. who had sold Paris
Disarming proceeds slowly, and will not
be COMPLETED before the close OF the armis-
tice.
The walls Of Paris are placaydcd thus ::
" A has les Democratcs !"
The ultra radicals repudiatc Victor Hugo,
Louis Blanc, Rollin and Eavre.
The Turkish army OF observation is watch
ing the disturbances in Roumania.
The railroad via Dieppe is open 20 Paris.
The city IS quiet, but there IS great suffer
ING,
turning peace candidates.
a special 70 the 'j'oriG gives d synopsis
of the Queens speech before the parl Lament
today.
The Queen conGratulatcs Parliament on
the peaceful relations existing with foreign
nations, and the prospect OF Il satisfactory
settlement Of American questions.
She believes the conference ON the East
ern question will result satisfactorily to the
signatorics. She expresses the hope that
the arnistice may result i'll peace, and is
anxious to render friendly offices to that
end.
A decree was published at Bordeaux On
the sixth, appointing Emanuel Arago Mn
ister of the Interior.
Fifty railway wagons entered Paris on
the third, with inscription upon them:
London Gifts to Paris"
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pprCJp7a OF pCCO-(c

SAT- EEZ-St":in"; Mild a-": u 80. - j..
r.. ton "a e.- seed cotton Is; - '';'''. $50
I.3- gar l10 BID, m.!>-c- ,'4'! s'i!-.':.".
NfNiHlS-S. Bal" L'"--r.t g.. @"
-k, I'd on 9ls sh> cotton -; size.
81 LOT i>-Stc.ImtI F.,I.,Inc t.!....-- -. q:
cotton aud >lr,ldrv plUduc,
10, HPORT-Steimer fic''r-t'' III. = 49, :.
ha~ cotton &. hI.d> sugar - ~ Dis y
ard srlI,iles
OIA.HtTA EiVER->:.amcrC h'r"ie'-''. !. =
cot oi i}3 SIX cotton seed am. .i.n'Tr.-
MADISON. iNulANA-Si"an'r L"u..".:-i -. - =
t.y .ul kegs lard 3. bids onions .I.: s.IC:I ii"-
due.
p,-T>uI R;->.'.ru-r .'"in \ Wood: ."...- o.:
Coz.
IY THE IAILEOtpS.
NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON AEI' GiEf. St..E
ERN RAILROAD. F.hi !aly e-l,.% b."s .u:'5 ~.
su,l'!ry produce
new ORLEANS, MOBILE AND CHATTANOOGA
RAILROAD February 1-G2 bales cot:.. =. 4 -
drItS
r, b.uarv G-s. bale. cotton an! -J!r,'::.-
HDkGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TESAS hA,it.G.H
February 8-ll6 bales cotton 2iJ il.- g; J. j
ph Iuol.-... 9 ss seed cotton :. L.i.:i'-s 49,
ara suIdrl"s
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William X. Fish. Henry Cascon. Tranv-
fierce, Thomas {. Craven ana ."- T. - d
sixth District Court Tor The ~! ~ 81 NI''.u-
No. 1913.
10y VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF E!BIL FAClAS
ID 10 me directed 10y Ito Honorable :ue Sixth
District Court for the pari-l, OF o.. i. .te
above entitled cause, will proceed % e.li al Fab
!ic the PREMIERSHIP 70 Nj. r. sire
in the Fins; District of this city, >.I J'.'aI
February H. 1871, at hata-t ten "c.Cck 4. NJ, the
.o,Iowin., described property. TO wit
THREE COTTON GINS AM, AiPCETEEASI -.
Seized in the above suit heloIgiu. e.
Thomas C. Craven.
.cIlns-C:ieh on the spot.
b C. $. SACT.S*r
ia2lf.. II Sheriff Of the parish 81 On eaI...
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IN BANKRUPTCY.
ESTATE OF CHARLES IL. CHASE.

Cg..CE or UNITED STATHs MARSHALL
District Of Louisiana, ,
New Orleans January 20, 1871.
TINES - 70 GIVE NOTICE THAT ON THE
l. twentvthird day of January A. b. 1870 war
rant IN bankruptcy issued against the estate of
CHARLES II. CHASE, OF New Orleans, in the parish
OF Orleans, and State of Louisiana, who has been
adjudged a bankrupt on his own petitions that the
belonging to such bankrupt, 10 him or for his use
and the transfer of any property by him. are forbid
den by law that meeting of the creditors OF said
bankrupt, to prove their debts and to choose one
more assignees Of his estate will be held at
Court Of Bankruptcy, to be holden at New Orleans
in the CustoInhouse building. before j. u. Plt-
kin, Register on the twenty ninth day OF March, A.
D. 1871, at nine o'clock A. NJ.
s. 3. PACKARD.
United States Marshal, District Of louisiana.
ia3l mig
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IOoNr1NUED FROM FIRST PAGE.

in bonds Of one thousand each, has heen
placed on the market. Twenty per cent If
made payable ut an early day. and the re-
naming eighty per cent within Ax years
The interest on this loan is SIX per cent per