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COMMERCIAL.

TUESDAY, RvESEXs. Apr, ;. 1872
CoIToS-The sales to-day summed up
$3.50 bales. at a pretty general adj
vance. We raise our quotations accord
inglv ana give also the Exchange
figure, which are for average lists mot
even-running as formerly. accordin. with
its types. while ours are for average lists,
with the inside rates for strict:
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LEGAL NOTICES,
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA
IN THE MATTER OF FREDERICK SEP, BANK
Tr1or
In Bankruptcy-NO.1I 3D.

W par..l, and district aforesaid dun ID
cared bankrupt under the act o. Congress OF
March ?, 49, has this day fled il sad court
petition praying for a discharge and certificate
thereof from all MS debts and othe, Clans prov
able under said act.
Notice IS therefore given 10 al creditors who
have proved their debts and 20 all o-.,er persons
IN interest. that the twenty seventh day OF April
1872, at II A: III is assigned Tor the hearing OF tie
and show cause, i any they have why the PRAYER
OF the sad petition should not be granted; aad
fur1her NOTICE IS given that the bankrupt will IN
dergo an examination before Register Kellogg
o. the twenty nth day of April! 4. D. i3-2 at
II A. NJ, at his office, Customhonse building
X. LOEW, Deputy Clerk
CLERKS 0Hce New Orleans. April ,, t372
ap3 10 J.
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Five Hours and a Half Quicker thal
aEy Other Line
& r 4 { 1 AL TICE,

st. Louis, Iron Mountain anu 4oa:hsn
| Railroad.
Tbs ONLY ALL RAIL RO--z
| - ., Aoais. Sai:ago, Omaha. SAP F7alcisco,
Sa--' A.lsas City Leavenworti, S.. Joseph,
And all Points North, East and West.
TWO E27azss TRAINS leave tia Wv o.lssn
SSacssca a2c Great Northern Ra.-osd Dep~
An EXPRESS TRAIN leaves the foo. Of Canal ssrst
- - = = ". VIA the New Orleans EobiieAH
ga oasran93sa Eai,Goad, making -.ose oo1 ne
llons At Mobile with the Mobile AMI Ohio Rts
ROAD % 81 lcncs North East and Nest
Fer t-eAsvs apply 10
Ticket Asan. New or,sao. jscSsnn md arsas
Nos,ae-a Railroad, corner Camp sad Conna
''ss'"' SaasE City H0'si' % or 2 gr,z-5
Ticket Agent Nav Orleans MoSie $3.50 a. - snoop
s sa;.Io9f corner Camp and Common streets
0'0's 01'-''ns' opposite Ci'y Hotsi- 7-7rn
General sape-ateadins Agen. st. Lo..s I,o1 aosf
ta.l AID Southern Railroad. uo@
70 THE EA>T........TO TNA KAss
Via Louisville and Ohio AID >.sst,.;,pi
rosa me cor p.ss'on OF the Louisville Ds.on Of tn
tTaTs, az tae sp.apdid equipmen. :os passens"
BEST ROUTE TO C1NcIsNArI.
AL POINTS EAST AND NnR-u7As-
THREE THROUGH TRAIN, DAILY,
h--h 6lrec: connections from tie son. 81 Or
WITHOUT CHANGE OF c.ss.
% sure and sax FOR tickets via Locis~,e aud ~
40 aId hi5sissp2i Railway for sa a. 81 ?n,
eLpat NC ke. oI1css in the South art, IL lo1svss
me genera Office OF the Comca1v, co--s. F,a.tna
And u an streets, also at Gait hose All Louisybs
Inc and Willard Hotels
~, n. S.-Fckets to Cincinnati and poa.s sAt. "
thls nns, axe good on mail line steamers sad NV
Inc tickets are good on this rosS
CHARLES T. FOL-yTT
eAA - ~eoSer and Ticket Agene 81. Lo2A
J. l. Crossword,
feneral Superintendent s.. IcoiA
THOMAS DOHTTN. ~
VI esnezal Southern ASsa.. 1o1ts'NH
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EXPORTS,

LIvERP0OL-Ship John o Bake--55.) ba.es cot
ton 1880 slaves
LIVERPOOL-Bark Unan;ma-.5ai bales cotton
1859 SKIS oilCaiie 500 slaves IS bhIs OIL
RUATAN lSLAND-Schooner z B -oCke-t9.0 600
shingles t24 feet lumber bois bread Dhs bacon
PESSAtOLA-LuSger AIneIiCa-4g)0 oranges 400
coCoanuts 800 mead cabbage bbs apples 70 hxs
rais:Es Dds potatoes BIS lemons 3ls IS doz
pineapp,es
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RAILROADS,

NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE
AND
TEXAS RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
On and after Monday, April !. Ia
Passenger Trains viii Leave and sss,
Arrive as Follows:
1:3C A. M.-EXPRESS AND MAIL dbl
Mobile and regular iatermssdi;iioor
stations. Arrive at Mobile AZ pniase
400 P. M.-C0AST ACCOMMODATES d,aA4
except Sundays, for Ocean Srusaag,
and intermediate. regular ang1iiaass
stations Arrives at Ocean g
5;oD p. .M.-eAST EXPREss. daily. for ~
VIII stop only at Rigolets, RAJ arO u,
Lois, Pass Christian Mis,JM
C.-y, Biloxi, Ocean SDtjn@s '9aipp
olsca gOula and 81. Elmo sra3I Iast
at Mobile at 1l:j0 P. ~ 'f't
4 Fast Express train will leave Mobile dsl~ =.
named for fast express from Sna
Orleans, and arrive at New C,,.eF
rbs Coat ,;i5 IN ~: ram r.. .''''
eyhdass, viii leave Ocean spiiin gs.l ',
The Express ard Mall train. daily, viii leave M;
a i,;aa l. NJ arriving at New Orleans e
TICKETS soid a. Offices corner Of Msrsz;,..- -,
NaTchez streets and corner of Camp and Co,naaad
streets. MILEAGE TICKETS good for ian iIii i'm
tiEms-99o miles toI $50 1000 miles TOR $50
TnROCGH FREIGHT TRAINS run daily s,,.
SUNDAYS. Morning aud Evening TO and rom 1n' NJ
bile. Freight received at foot of Girod s,,ssl 40
through bills Ct adug signed. aAI
G. ". Z. BAYLET
CHARLES L. FITCH
Genera Freight and Passenger Avon.
G. a. WHITNEY j Co
MA". Gei eral Agent.
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Marine Intelligence.
OEFICB OF The aao~3I.IrAN
Wednesday, Ap.- =. 81.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Snip joan q BaEeT. NpeaT. toT 10000
British hach UIan.na. NiU1a inr I. --.-I.t
Schooner u V nipple, Ntite IDr [: II =. ns.,Ist
Schooner N.,.Iam Fisher. Lyman .or ~ I,.4Gl.
in ha,,sst
Schooner 2 Locke. Schr:-ver. fo- R..4-a- sand
Lslg.e- Aclr.-la, cunningham. :o- 5rl5a
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IMPORTS.

CATANlA-Bark Tomaso-Astd mise
BORDEACH-Bdrk AgostiuO-As.d uidse
VERA CRCZ-Schooner Ne.oz Workmanship
bags coffee 81 SKIS beans
Notwithstanding avaaa-i5) hhds'sUgar 80
bxs sugar 5i,@yJ cigars and sund-r III !se
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The market was stimulated by favorable
kilograms from Liverpool and New York,
and continued active throughout the day.
A portion of the business was at an im-
proyement OF sc. but considerable part
at an advance of fully lie. which acccrds
with the closing quotations. Good ordinary
sold carry as low as = and 2ii4c but
later could not be had under -i1sc and some
authorities quoted still higher. Low mid
ding sold as low as 81 i.c. bur subsequently,
commanded pc and a Light traction under
22i4c. Str;c, low mlddlin. sold al ~. and
225sc. closing at outside figures. MiddIing
sold AT - &c.
The sales for the past three days sum up
Isl % bales yainst II. 500 Tor the pond
ing time last week. Receipts since Friday
407 bales. embracing ,33 from other de-
livery ports and 667i proper. against
l2l11 proper Tor the corresponding time
last week and 1851 last year. Receipts
proper since August q. S5-fS2 bales.
against l.l@3.679 last year. The exports
for the three days comprise 1852 bales.
embracing 10, 10 to Liverpool -.1lS to
Hare. AID ia to New York.
The Exchange reports: Market active
and advancing" It's quotations are raised
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FOR HAVANA.
Touching At Cedar Keys and Fey West,
Carrying the United States Mail.
LEAVING EVERY WEDNESDAY.
~ The New Orleans, Florida
S and EaTaIa Steamship Company
EAL14Lt' VII dispatch their new and unsur.
passed fast passenger steamship
HAVANA.
L. Y. PENNINGTON. Commander,
WEDNESDAY Apr 8.
From .ae FOO OF Cslliope street, FIRST District
RATES OF PASSAGE:
To Havana. To Cedar EeyA
Cabin ...............54 425
Staarage % q
Through bills Of lading issued 20 all points on
line Of "a ads II Florida and Oh the St Johns
river: also 70 New YORK, SavaLnah and Charleston.
Through bills Of ladng and passage tickets 81 ven
to Tampa VIA Cedar Keys by steamer, making close
connection a. Cedar Keys with steamships OF this
line ard landing freight on wharf Al Tampa.
Noae but tie company bills OF lading signed,
and none s. gled after ga ling of the steamer.
Spie add pAssen ,,e- accommodations and through
tickets g.reI TO above points.
No Trei 5lt received without permit from the OF
dce.
For tie. ga or passage apply to
/. h ROBERTS, Treasurer
No. 800 Common street,
DYER the Louisiana National Bank
The steamship MARGARET follows OF Nednes-
day Aur.L TO- L3r2 az A. u. dc! y
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA
IN TIE NATTER OF CHARLES L. CHASE BANK.
rupt.
In HankrunfcY-Nn .;0.s

WHEREAS. CHARLES H. CHASE OF TIE CITY
trIct duly declared ban krupt under the act
OF Congress OF March p 1867, has this day ned said
court petition praying for discharge and GER
tacate tneleot from ali his debts and other claims
provabie Under said act.
Notice = therefore given TO a. creditors who
nave proved their debts, and 70 a, o-her persons
ID interest. that the tenth. dav OF April
49,, az L A. NJ IS assigned f0c tle hearing OF
the same a2i that they may then and there attend
and snow cause, il any they hare. why the PRAYER
OF the sad petition should not De granted; and
further notice s gwen that the bankrupt Will IN
dergo an examination before Register kellogg on
the ninth dav OF April, A. D; 1872, at u A. NJ.
al his Office CystoIuEOuse building.
Clerks oi,ce. New Orleans March , 1872
mh2h az X. LOEW, Deputy Clerk
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HOUSTON AND TEXAS
CEN RAL RAILWAY.
Change of .chedule-January II. 1872.
DEPARTURES AND ARRIVAL OF Trans
$50 A. II. Express leaves Houston daily, ari'.
- al CorslCana az - P " and 81
Austin at 6 p. NJ. Connecting 8,
Navasota with daily stage for Al
d-tson, Huntsville, Crockett, Rusk,
Henderson and LongveH- j. Hearus
n--a International Railroad At
tt.vert with stage 70. S-l-or-tL-
veehy. Al Brenoni Tor Waco
Ca'v. At Riehiaui; tJr FAIRFIELD,
Cotton Gin, Palestine and Tyler. At
torsicana tor Dallas " Kinney and
sherman At Led5e-te- for La
Grange and BastTOp. A. AgsIintr
Saa Marcos, New Braun:es, san Al
-oaio and e Paso.
7:3O ?. II. Night Express leaves ia..v. arriving
d toIsicala a. 1.yh 4. NJ. a1d&
austin at i. Connection win
al points made d above.
C.ose connection at houston with Morgan steam.
ers "a Galveston, Houston and Henderson b.
road OF steam .'oat from Galveston.
FROM '"->.Cana trains leave AZ A. u. and I'll
P. N, :v-ls at Houston at s P y AID is An
Efor. AUst--4 trains leave az G:lJ i. y. AID H.
aCc.r-c5 Il Houston al ) P. VI. and 5..5 AN
PaseeL GERS for san Antonio and az points IN
e>tetl Texas y i. save twelve Lol!:s b. gong VA
Austin AZ @To.l nearly 100 miles OF tedious stag.
III.
Passengers to- Northern and Eastern Texas will
rot7e Dang rom :, yeisht TO sixty nouns Glieksr
than "a 81 r.~-l.
Freight always Is -ov as By any other -ogtp.
CokS.LitS INNS.
General Superintendent
tre--ra. Er-.-t- and T'icta- ,-a.- f,I6ly
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE,

Observation-Disclosures Texas-lsi6 bale. cotton
Az SKIS olcaEe hhds sugar2 Jb.s molasses aud
su1dries
50pH SKIS
GROSS TETE RAILROAD-Steamer Bari Able
10 bales cotton = sAs seed cotton 81 Lnds sugar IS
bbls molasSes
LOWER CoAST-Steamer Brad.sa Johnson
% hhds sugar = nbs moiasses and suudr,es
BAYOU LAtOl RCHE-Steamer Tahl-qUah-I0
hhds sugar 4 6Da moasaes 2o3 SKIS rec il SKIS seed
cotton AMI sundries
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LESSEE av!o--2.a bales
cotton ID Aids sugar y b0.s moasses SID s.ad-!es
BIZ THE RAILROADS
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
April 2-l9 hhds sugar p obs no.assts - head
cattle and sUulries
NEW ORLEANS. MOBILE AND TEXAS RAIL.
ROAD. April 2-I00 bales cotton IS ALts tobacco
and sundIies
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH
ERN RAILROAD, April PLOT ba.es cotton and
sundry produce
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Bart Able. 8arlaco. from Crosse -s-t- Railroad
BvlG.s5 Johnson. 3adpv.,i' :.on. Lover Coa $
Tan ..1A. Dalteies. from Ba-ou -a;ol-cAe
L-.s-.- favor, Burton. iron. |4-...-g -ol
Texas = - e. I.",I >.1rs~-.to:-
4 Baker Al. bar YES hr..v. Il L. No. It:-
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FOR RENT,

~ without board, IL that pleasant rasidence, No
II IL Carondeet street. Suites Ct 5oons for ia mi
"e7' 0e9~e1 se3
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- THE TRAVELLING, p HiJ,.

'I'u THE TAAsELINt. IHi.I,.
NEW ORLEANS JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH.
EaS PAILRoAO.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
On ana ss-s- December IS 1871. oassengers 70
a. points t'orl- East and West ", ea-e New Or
!ta-!S t.oas tie depot Calliope street
way, Ma! and Passenger, leave Daily
tsGa1ays excepted, at........... 100 A. l.
; gAt express, leave Daily, at. $50 P. n
Night Express, arrive Daily. al zoe
MAJ anu Passenger, arrive Daily tSu1-
GAYS exGept .at................:9:D 200 IN
Night Express vii stop only a, a. .s- ..ar str
rio15 south OF Magnolia, and at Tag s.a.Uns Satu'
Cay nish:s and Monday mornings.
Five Hours and n Half Quicker thal
any Other Line
Baggage Checked from residence 20 ss-i1ation.
ard oe--ls secured il Pullman Pa.ace Cars
usUa-.
Tickets foc sac al No % Camp s--ea.. corner Of
Commo1 stree and At depot corner .: GAlIar
and naslo-.a streets.
). 3. CAREY, General Ticket Are1-,
aeV Cr:ea1 lac soa and Great Sort&ee.. ls.rosG
D. ). AUKEf, General Ticket A--1.
Mississippi Contra. Railroad
[. , AIIORS, General Passeug-- AGENT
ap22
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! Dramatic -Crs!P.

This i3 a special 10 tie St. Louie Repu5-
'.cur.
NV YORK. March 3)-A very dramatic
scene occurred IN court today, marking all
other step in identification Of Carl Nogt al
legged murderer OF a Belgian count. The
prisoner has. heretofore. been exceedingly
composed and even cheerful, but tc-davs
teveloi rIeuts completely unnerved him.
His so-called wife sat By him, dressed in
Eiolet-colored cloak, and Conversed with
LIN earnestly. A telegram from Brussels.
dated March y. signed by the murdered
man heir. stated that positive evidence
has been obtained that Supp sailed from
LlEeIpCol Tor New York. under the name OF
CaI OCT, with 4 woman named Catharlne
volunteer witness. named Charles t. Zin.
norman. residing in New York, swore he
emigrated from Cologne in 1861. His father
was the lawyer for the murdered count
who had chateau at Cologne He knew
Stupp very well. as the former was liyinu
seven miles from Brussels There he is now
sad the witness, pointing to the nrisone-
who turned fairly livid, and glanced tierceIv
at the witness. The latter proceeded. That
Supp had married the widowed Lonse-
keeper of the murdered count. The woman
now with Supp is Tot the same be married
bet another. named Catharine Wersbasch
whom witness had often seen at COLOGNE
Witnesses from Brussels are expected mo-
meutatiiy, the steamships being overdue
Ii Supp. alias Nogt. should be identified as
the murderer. 10 eXtrad:ton exists between
the United States and Belgium. His trial
now Is for bringing stolen property into the
United States.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-03

The Appleton publishing arm il New
ior3- has adopted new idea, which should
be initiated in other large establishments.
In tier Brooklyn printing house aud bind
cry they employ about t40 hands i'll the
various departments, most Of whom have
heretofore Ieen obliged either % bring their
Glnner5 with them or go to a restaurant.
Inc nrm, with commendable regard for the
comfort OF Its employees, has established
a kitchen in the establishment. where a
dinner OF well-cooked meat and vegetables.
with bread and butter and tea and coffee.
IS furnished for about twenty cents-its
bare cost.
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Weather Report.
0Hce Chief sigma Officer.
Washington, April ;, 1872. AS ?. L.
PROP

Clear ami partially cloudy weather WI
prey all ca Wednes Oay over the New Eng
land and Made States. with wesIe.l : to
nortlwcsterlv winds. EasteIlr 10 south
easterlv winds and increased cIeUdiress
with threatening weather and rain vii.
probably prevail from the OHIO val,er
n"r;lwcstward. The area O.. ,ain over til
Western Cult States. Will probably extent
eastward and noItle2 = ward over tie Ono
valley. An area o. low barometer is ap-
pd-euolv advancing upon Southern Car
tolria. Dangerous winds are not ante
ra,ed ior tie Atlantic and Gul- coasts 20
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY
STEAMBOATS,,

Ste4ul- . I.t-t'a. COOasev. from t-' "a AID
toda. c.-v-. u Post :. Eo5J---s- distinct /.
A>f30t-E
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LOTTERIES.
DRAWING OF THE LOUISIANA
STAFF l0--zaE FOR APRIL =. 1872.
CLASS IS.

8 : :. = . u
TIE above drawings are pIo.:s2eI = al tie p7la.
clpai 2aoers AID are drawn n p-o:c di.-v 8. ice
rooms % the COMPANY.
Eto-na-.on furnished ard prizes cashaloy
HOWARD, SIMMONS i Co Cor.-aC-n-s
St. Clar Is street, corner Cn.oa. Sev O-.ealA
Witness s-- haads st New Q--es1s Eo--s.aas
s1B second dag CT April. 1872
Il PE2A-TA
ADAM GIEF.S
Couu-ss.o-e-s
B6f22s or GoGtS LOTTERIES. ap?s
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HORSES = MULES. - The UNDERSlGSkD
IL taxes IA method OF inforEnin g the pubic that
he mas perfected arrangements with Western buy
ers that vi enable him to kee constant on hand
the largest assortment of horses and mules 10 salt
tie c0EntTr and city demand, which he ca4 SCI. as
.oT- any Other dealer, and guarantees a. stock
80 Il as Ee presented.
JAMES Raglan
StocevalI Sale Stables, I24 Ba-on1e street.
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ziTer lr.eiIizerce.

- ! Il v 4-c- L -. -2sJi.4 ~ -
barometer %.-). ind east. strong. A.
liycd-sap ShatimGt, Soule. master. siXt--
four days from Liverpool with salt to order.
Spoke British ship I'll HaInli1 on the eighth
o. March in latitude -i:iJ. longitude 3t:5--.
from Liverpool for Ne"- Orleans: also spoke
American bark Jennie Prince On tie TWEEN
iy-slAth Of March in latitude -I:4l. longitude
Si:-l oourd to New Orleans. British snip
Record, Groves. master. n1tv-one days from
Liverpool, with general cargo to master.
biltlsh ship Cannon. Branch. master sixty
tour days from Newcastle, with railroad
iron 10 master.
Norwegian bark Hirundo. I.asl.end. mas
ter. sixty-eiGht days from Newport. Wales.
with railroad iron. 10 oIue-; American ship
Francis K. sage, tTqUEar1. master, tortv-
nine days from Cardiff. Wales with rail-
road iron. 10 order; American bark Elonil
A. Kennedy. HeAser. master. seyertv-siy
iron. TO order: Swedish bark John Erich
sor. Steinmetz. master. sixrv-four DAYS
from Cardiff, with railroad ron, TO order.
No departures.
V1CKsBrRG, April Passed down
Potomac At 3 A. NJ: City o. Cairo at 10 4.
NJ: NJ j. Wicks at :. P NJ: Natchez at p.
NJ. Passed up-Robert Mitchell at eleven
last night. Boats up to-day-Colos.al at
a. NJ: John Howard at A. NJ: Glasgow
L
cloCdy and cool. River rising.
MEMrIiis, April 2.-Departed-Pink Var
bic and Mary Boyd. for Arkansas river; S.
S. Merrill, for Ouachita river Lady Lee.
for Red river: Pauline Carroll. Tor New Or
leans: Fontenelle and Legal Tender. for
White river: Sam Hale. for Cincinnati; ST.
Francis, for Pittsburg.
EVANSVILLE, April WEATHER clear and
mild until evening: now cloudy. with pros
y.n..~ - Gil $nr-~
Inches II the last tTeuty-four hours.
CAIRO, April 2.-Arr:red-J. n. Kellogg
from New Orleans at II P. NJ: Katie 7.
Mount from Red river at II A. NJ; Belle
Lee from New Orleans az ) 2. NJ. Mary
Houston from Louisville at noon; Dexter
from New Orleans at P NJ: Mary Alice
from New Orleans az ? P. NJ H. n. Shreve
from Red river at ?. ii. City Of Helena
from Nicheourg at P NJ. Departed
Tom Jasper Tor New Orleans at midnight
j y. Kellogg for ST. Louis at A. NJ; Katie
Z. kountz Tor St. Louis at > ?. NJ: lie
Lee for pauucah at D L. M; Dexter TOR 81
Louis al ?. NJ. Crescent City Tor New Or
leans at ) p. ": II. II. Shreye for ST. Louis
atop. III. The river has risen six inches
during the past twenty-tour hours. Weather
cloHdv. Mercury IS.
CINCINNATI, April River nine feet in
the chana,l aIi stationary. with d Je1deDcE
to rise. tparted-Char!es Bolnlann Tor
New Orleans Weather clear and pleasant.
PlT-sEvEG. april 2.-Weatuer Gear and
mild Moloagahela eight feet four inches
and stationary: seven feet six inches and
stationary at Brownsville. Allegheny four
feet six inches and falling at Oil City.
Twenty-six steamers. with 100000
bushels OF coal for Cincinnati, aud twenty
steamers. with zoe 600 bushels for Louis
vile and 10000 for st. Louis, have gone
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IT. The steamships of the North
14ts German Lloyd W. resume the.
regular trips as follows:
Econ Bremen. From New Or.eauA
FRAShFCE December - Jaaua-- =,
hDaS ::.....- January =. Marcus.
HANOVER. February -. A0,- :.
hcLS.-.........ApT.L! June :.
Touching Onward a. Hare and havana aad on
their home up al Ea7aaa AID Southampton 70
Land aud receive passengers and f-e:-1t
La-eC days o. deg ar-..Ie ". De ADVERTISE. Lers
after.
PRICES OF PASSAGE
From 5rene-, Southampton, c. Hare % Havana
o. New Orleans:
80 AE, = .....'................@ &C
From SeT Orleans o. Ea-aaa % Southampton
Haze o. Bremen.
sA..IAI ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Is 5ot.
Fr3ul Sa- Orleans to Ea-ala;
a o-S.---'--' 80 Ci---sIcv.
S!1A<A'51... .......-....... :" c1-r7ac-.
Passage c.eke.s from Bremen. Sou-haroto OF
dav-e D .ie- Orleans issuad - tie .-Ge-s.rlst
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-03
SPECIAL NOTICE.

NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT MOTH.
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Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-09-12
SpOffOrd's Sarcasm.

CHIEF-JUsTICE SPoFFoRD, during the
latter part of his official career, was
about as brusque and biting as man could
be, and in his bitter moods he was as
apt to be ungenerous as he was sarcas-
tic. When left to his own meditations,
with nothing to ruff1e his temper, his de-
cisions were clear and compact, and his
legal papers patterns of ornate erudi-
ton and, moreover, his decisions were
held as good and sufficient law of prece-
dent. Once upon time Spofford was at
the head of the bench holding court of
equity, and in the case under trial it be-
came necessary for the attorney to prove
the death of certain man. This attor
ney was by name Wallington-a thin
visaged, nervous, buzzing fellow, who had
the reputation ofnever letting go his hold
upon case until he had wrung the last
possible dollar from it. Wellington pro-
duced what he considered a sufficient
proof of the death of the man in ques-
ton, but the judge would not accept it.
''That is no proof at all, was Spofford's
emphatic remark. The attorney brought
forward other evidence And still old
Spoford shook his head "It will not do,
sir. We cannot accept that as proof. :"
'Your honor" cried Wellington, with
much show of vexation, "pardon me if I
deem your decision extremely hard. Why
will you not believe me? l knew the
man well, to the day of his death saw
him dead with my own eyes, and at
tended his funeral He was my client,
your honor" eYour client % exclaimed
spoford. "Why, in the name of sense
and reason, didn't you state that fact in
the first place? No wonder he died. We
admit the proof Go on, sir" The Judge
probably thought but lightly of the sar-
casm at the time, but it proved crusher
for poor Wallington-so much so that he
was forced to seek another field for the
exercise of his profession.