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The Austin Texas journal saws

The joint stock company that recently
bought ten acres about one mile from
town, on the bank Of Shoal creek, from the
hon. +. N: Pease, at the merely nominal
pllce OF 800, gold. per acre, for the pur-
pose OF discovering petroleum, of which
many indications are found in that vicinity,
nave oeen sinking a shaft, and yesterday,
at the depth of about fourteen feet, the
augur struck stratum of bitnninous coaI
1t is too early yet to speak with precision
OF the value Of this discovery. but if coal
can be found there Of good quality and in
paying quantities. it is discovery of the
nrst Importance 70 orr city.
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The Liberal Republican Movement.
A MaShinCr0n diSnatch tn tha I o,,;S,

Il W "sH1IS 0VH uIsPdtcH 70 tHt LOUISVILLE
Courier-Jou,,aal SAYS:
Letters received here within few DAYS
f1om Pennsylvania, Illinois, Iowa and Wis
consin leave no doubt that large and re-
spectacle delegations of liberal Republicans
Will attend the Cincinnati convention from
those States. Hon. J. b. Grinnell. for MANY
years Republican member of Congress
from Iowa, will head the delegation from
that State Hon. Leonard SWEET and Hon.
jesse r. Dubois, OF Illinois, who were
among the late President Lincoln's earliest
friends and supporters. will be among the
delegates from that State. Virginia and
North Carolina have full delegations. and
it is claimed that the colored element in the
South will be fully represented. Many Of
these letters spoke of an adherence to Re
publican principles, but an unalterable
opposition 10 Grant
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This is special to the ST Laws g.,oo

A considerable influence is operating her.
in behalf OF Judge Davis, This snrunD m
within day or two, and the result il Z.
number oil De.nocratic Congressman have
been .nuneed to have dispatch sent from,
here denying that the Democracy have re-
fused to support Davis. The Patriot is
publishing long extracts from the country
press in Davis favor. Senator Trumbuil
has declared that lie can not afford to he a
necessarily excludes him from such aspiri-
lions, and that be considers Davis stronger
than himself He will support Brown or
Davis with equal cordially.
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The New York Tri6;,ue saws.

This is undeniably an uncommon winter
What do our readers think of drift Of
snow in the town of Phillips. Maine. Ia
great way down east. OF course,. which is
between thirty and forty feet deep9 Teams
every day ascend and descend this Alpine
protuherance. One man, of an ingenious
turn rs to mensuratiOn. reports the drift to
be las deep as the roof of a barn." and adds
that it is thirty straddles from the top
down to the level" 1t is not impossible
that summer visitors may have peep at
this niyeous mass
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o'clock last evening, and H. S. Turner at
ten o'clock this morning
VICKsBURG, April 4.-Passed down
Pauline Carroll, at A. NJ; James Howard,
at A. NJ; Lady Lee, at l p. NJ. Passed
up-Warner and barges, at P. NJ. Wealth
er cool and cloudy. The river lie rising.
MEMPHIS, April 4-Arrived Emma Elliott,
from Cincinnati. Departed-Glasgow, for
St. Louis; Louisville, for Cincinnati; Rob
ert Mitchell. for CINCINNATI City of Chester
and RUbicon. for st. Louis.
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The Shreveport Times is disguised, and

The Shreveport Times is disguised, and
says:
The time was when, in Louisiana, the
duello was resorted to by gentlemen in the
settlement of difficulties that could not be
amicably adjusted: but since scaldwags and
carpet-baggers, who give each other their
proper titles OF liars, thieves and scoundrels,
have adopted it as healing for their
wounded honors, fire at each other with
in carriage to CAV debauch. it has be-
come both contemplate and ludicrous, and,
as the New York Standard says, less dan
gerous than base ball.
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Yesterdays Evening Dispatched

!
New YORK, April 4.-Arrived out-Bata-
| via
Horace Greeley says. in to-day's Tribune !:
| ITO all who would till our columns with
| their notions of what ought to be done at
the Cincinnati convention, we say Send
delegates that will present your views TO
the convention, or so yourself and ubmit
| them"
He reiterates that he does not seek or
desire any utterance from Cincinnati 10
favor of protection: that he doubts not the
convention Will recognize the rule allowing
each supporter of the movement to vote on
economic questions as he thinks fit.
One OF the foremost Republicans of New
York. Isaac Sherman. he says, refused 20
sign the call because it did not commit the
signers to free trade.
Samuel S. Wykotf is dead.
PROVIDENCE. !. l., April 4-The Demo
Gratis yesterday elected their Lieutenant
Governor. The Republicans elected all
other State officers.
HARTFORD. April 4.-The Republicans
have gained four on joint ballot in the Leg
islature.
1SDIASAPoLIs. April 4-The State Tenn
perance Convention assembled here yester-
day. There were 100 delegates present.
forty Of whom withdrew, when the cues
ton OF separate ticket was carried.
W hereupOc full State ticket was uomi-
mated by the remainder.
WASHINGTON, April 4.-The Ways and
Means Committee have decided upon a
uniform tobacco tax Of twenty cents. and
consolidated the whisky tax, which viii he
slxty-tve cents per gallon.
The case OF Delarge VS.. Bowen, from
South Carolina. was argued this morning
before the Election Committee. on a mo, |
ten to dismiss. upon the ground that
Bowen, having accepted State office, had |
surrendered his claim to the seat
Mr.. Har, of the committee, said it was a !
novel and very important question. Al !
though the decision is against Bowen. it
does not confirm Delarge in his seat.
Resolutions in honor of Professor Morse |
were adopted in the House this morning.
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COMMERCIAL

THUKspAI EVENING, April 4, lf12.
COTTOS-The sales to-day were confined
to 2l00 bales at easier but not quotably
lower prices. We accordingly repeat our
quotations and give also the Exchange fig
ures. which are for average lists mot even
running as formerly according with its
types, while ours are for average lists, with
the inside rates for strict:
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Tie market was depressed by the Liver
pool and New York dispatches, reporting
"a decline Of l-l6d in the former and lsc in
the latter. The demand consequently was
light, and. as most buyers claimed conces-
sons which factors would not admit. the
sales were confined TO the limited amount
noted above In some cases buyers oh
tanned a concession of sc. but factors gen
orally adhered to their previous preten-
SionS.
The Exchange reports: Market easier;
noT quoIaoly lower. Futures-sales 100
bales, October, at lo34c."
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RAILROADS.
NEW. ORLEANS, MOBILE

NEW ORLEANS. MOBILE
TEXAS RAILROAD
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
On and after Monday, April :,
Passenger Trains will Leave 1870
Arrive as Follows: "hd ,
1870 A. M.-EXPREss AND MAIL a.
Moolle and regular pter,nsy 'or
stations. Arrive at Mobile q. olats
400 r. M.-COAsT ACCOMMODATI0SS' %rh
except Sundays, for Oc4an daily
ana intermediate, Regular .9ng1rngs
s.a a.,n Arrives at Ocean s,, nag
$50 P. M.-FAST EXPRESS, daily 70,
VIII stop only at Rigolets noble
Louis, Pass Christian MAY 81.
City, Biloxi, Ocean Sprinrs ssppi
Pascagoula and St. Elmo .tis tast
A Fast Ex1 ress train viii lie leave " N Mon,,.
a NJ, stopping only at the s s.a.g at
named Tor fast express FRO ATOMS
orleans and arrive at New Gis New
The Coast Accommodation tram re+r,.
except Sundays, will leave Ocean ~ daily
$40 A NJ and arrive at New Orleans .. ia.
The Express and Mail train daily will Isa,WAA
at IL" a. d. arriving at New Or,e:I-o.'le
TICKETS sold at offices corner of Ma,...
Natchez sieets ana corner of Camp and Cone.a nd
streets: MILEAGE TICKETS good for fsc HIG3mnon
hrms-50o miles for $50; 1900 miles ta ,rA mes ard
sold at the ticket Offices -oi sS-are
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS run da;,r
SUNDAYS Morning and Evening to and ire except
bic. Freight received at foot of Crod 4ioC No.
through bills OF lading signed. ''itet, aid
G. W. R. BAYLEY
CHARLES L. FITCE Iuent
General Freight and Pass4ncar
10, e. A. WHITNEY I CO el-
- Itl tral Ap.n+s
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GTEEL RAIL: DOUBLE TKTT

STkEL RAIL: DOUBLE TK1IK
BALTIMORE AND OHIO
RAILROAD,
The great short line from Cincinnati Or Colnu,,,
EAST!
Saving eightyseven to 10 miles, and ar,+vinoo, M,
train in advance at "'
NEW YORK.
saving hfty-nlne niles, and arriving six and hair
hours in advance at
BALTIMORE.
saving seventy-seven miles and arriving e,s.
anu three-quarters hours in advance ~ s-'
WASHINGTON.
Reaching
PHILADELPHIA
One train the quickest
The GREAT IRON RAILWAY BRIDGES
over the Ohio river, at Parkersburg and Eeua,e
are completed.
MORNING AND NIGHT LINES or
Puilmen's Palace Drawing.Room and
Sleeping Cars
are run on this route from st. Louis Cincppstio,
Co unous 20 Baltimore and Washington Civ.
WITHOUT CHANGEl
By this route you avoid all ompibps -rsrs,,,
aid ferries. '4'
Tickets for sale at all ticket Offices in the South
and West.
General Ticket Agent, Baltimore Ns-ylsnd.
J. l.. WILSON
Master Transportatic n. Baltimore NaryIapd
>lDNEY b. JONES,
General Passenger Agent, Cincinnati Ohio
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BELOW C0MTNG TIP.

Ship Crusader Jenkins from Liverpool January %
to Lowell Bailey
Ship Thomas Hami!n. Mitchell, from Plymouth
February :, To master
ship Francis Sage, Urquhart from Cardiff Feb
ruary IS, 70 master
ship Shatemuc, Soule, FROM Liverpool January 50
TO MASTER
Bark Kennedy, Hottses, from Cardiff January
l6, to MASTER
Norwegian bark Hirunda, Las!und, from Newport
January 9, to MASTER
Norwegian bark Adger, Henryichsen, from New.
port, December - 10 MASTER
swedish bark John Ericsson Stelnmetz from Car.
diff January q 10 1u.s.,r- ~
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Hot>To AND rEAAs
GEN TRIAL RAILWAY.
Change of SchedrIe-January IA, 1872.

OAAN 4tAL 6A1L w A I.
Change of Schedule-January Ia. 1852.
DEPARTURE AND ARRIVAL OF TRAINS.
1870 A. VI. Express leaves Houston daily, arrv
ing at Corsicana at 80 P. NJ. AID s.
Austin at p. VI. Connecting &.
Nayasota with daily stage for An.
cerson, Huntsville, Crockett Rusk
Henderson and Longview. Al Hearre
with International Railroad. 1t
Calvert with stage for BeltOn-tl.
weekly. At BremOnd for Wace-
daily. Al Richland for Fairfield,
Cotton Gin, Palestine and Tyler. a:
Corsicana .or Dallas Mckinley and
Sherman. AT Ledbetter :cr La
Grange and BastrOp At Austin 70,
San Marcos. New Braunftls San An.
tonic and Ell PasO
1870 P. VI. Night Express leaves daily arriving
at Corscana at 80 A. NJ. and S.
austin at A. Connection with
all points made as above.
Close connection at Houston with Morgan steam.
ers VIA Galveston, Houston and Henderson Rail.
IoaC or steamboat from Galveston
from Corslcana trains leave at A. N. and 81
r. "a, arriving at Houston at P NJ. and els A.
from Austin trains leave at els A. NJ. and 8 P n.
arriving n Houston at p. NJ and els A. NJ
Passengers for San Antonio and all points q
western Texas Will save twelve hours by going Vi
austin, and avoid nearly 100 miles of tedious stag
ing
Passengers for Northern and Eastern Texas VII
ind this the cheapest, quickest and most pessan.
ic'fe, beng from fortyeshs 70 sixty hours cuicke,
than via Red river
Freight always as low as by any other routa
CORNELIUS ENNIS.
General Superintendent
General Freight and Ticket Agent ial6 ~
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C0NSTABLES' SALES,

Widow Mary f. Pendergast vs.. William
;sh os n1 '3ag justice Court for the par
by VIRTUE OF WRIT OF F1ER1 FAC1As
H. 70 me directed by the Hon. W. L. Evans second
Justice oI the feace IN and for the parish of Or.
leans will proceed to sell at public auction. IN
TUESDAY, April l6, 1872, at twelve O'Clock NJ. at
one LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EF.
~ as per inventory on t.e in my office.
Sezed III the above cause.
ltrms.Cash on the spot.
apo ~ Ii A. J. DAvERN Constable.
Julius fl. Clerc VS.. Henry Dnmeyer-SiY1h
2 2ennce Court for the parish OF Orleans No
RY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FIFPI EACr.S To
- me directed by the honorable the SIKH Justice
VI Ihe feace Ill and for the parish of Orleans |
NV p,Oc1teu TO sell at public auction, THURS
Ia APrl Il 1872 at twelve O'Clock NJ, at my ware
ROOM NO ~ st. Andrew street.
ONE BARREL OF WHISKY
SeiZed IL the above enttl.d and numbered s1,it
lerms-Cash i'll United States treasury notes
op- . ~ JAMES MOORE. Constable.
l.. Me>:ier vs.. John ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
3es5.ce Court Tor the parish of Orleans, No.
p. VIRTUE OF WRIT OF ALIAS P1ER1
- lacias 10 me directed by the Hon. j. G. Baum
Fourth Justice of the Peace in aud for the parish of
UTiSaEs, Will proceed to sell at public auction on
FRIDAY April II, 1872 at u O'Clock NJ, in front
OF nj Ir once =. No Frenehm ; street
SNE BAY HORSE AND FOUR-WHEEL WAGON
St.zed IN the above entitled suit
ap36 IL AUG. BUICK. Constable,
j. alachadO vs.: -urs. Lowary-First Jus.
tee Court for the Parish of Orleans. No. 1850
- to directed by the Hon. H. N. nihhia
First Justice of the Peace in aud for the narish t
Orleans will proceed to sell at public ann,i u
at my warehouse, No III Tchoupitoulas stree ~
SATURDAY, April G, 1872, at twelve ocIocI ~ on
following articles. to wit H. 'ne
ONE LOT OF CROCKERY.
ONE LOT OF FURNITURE
Seized in the above entitled suit
RTerms-Cssh on the spot.
mh27 apl DANIEL CROWLEY, Constable.
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A brawny female Teuton does duty as
constable in Western village.
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MARKETS.
Domestic 1Iarkefa.

New YORK, April 4, Evening.-Cotton
closed dull middling uplands 23lsc: Or.
leans 237sc; sales to-day 1887 bales: sales OF
futures to-day II, 200 bales, as follows: April
2. g a 23c: May % l-l6 q 90 5-l6c; June 53as
q % ll-l6c: July 235s a 23a4c; August 23l2c;
September 20 l2c; October 2Oc. Flour frme,
and fairly active; common to fair extra and
good to choice 81 50 a 10 %. Whisky quiet
at SSc. Wheat-Spring in better demand:
winter unchanged. Corn a shade better;
.2ts 073c: Southern yellow Tic. Rice Ss4
gao. Pork Sl2 s. y a 10. Lard steady at
gig dS'sc. Turpentine firm. Resin quiet
Iailow and freights unchanged. Coffee
quiet; l73. 020Ac for Rio. Sugar quiet:
fair to good refining SIS 0S7sc; Cuba Sig a
9Ac. Molasses dull: New Orleans 50 Csc.
Beefsteady: So q 10 so for plain mess; $40 so
a II for extra do.
CINCINNATI, April 4.-Cotton dull and
prices are nominal: mlddling 225s 2234c
Flour-Demand fair and market firm; fam
lily 81 50G7 -. Wheat-Demand good at
full prices: red 81 6Sal70. Corn-Demand
fair and market firm at 47c. Oats-Market
steady with moderate demand at 50 a 42c.
POrk-Demand light but holders firm, $l2
on spot: sl2 so seller June. Lard dull. but
unchanged, 81 dSasc. Bulk mea:s-De-
at 4c: clear rib SIS a &c: clear sides 6l4c: lsc
less offered. Bacon is in light demand
shoulders 4a4c: clear rib 6lac: clear sides &c.
Whisky-Market steady with moderate de-
mand at Sic.
Sr. LOUIS, April 4.-Cotton dull and
prices are nominal: middling 22c. Flour
quiet and unchanged; treble s. l5a7 IS,
family winter sSa9. Wheat-Spring. moth |
ing doing: winter firm and inactive:
offerings light: small sales; No. red win
ter by sample 81 80. Corn heavy at 40lzc. |
r. No l,,l Q
a SIC. Pork inactive; small sales at sll so
delivered. Bacon dull for jObbing and or
Ter prices: shoulders 4a4 SC, clear rib 67s
d7c, clear &c. Lard quiet; large orders
here: Sac offered for round lots, but re-
used
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, April 4.-Bullion IN the Bank
If England decreased nearly 100000.
LIVERPOOL, April 4, Evening.-Cotton
losed quiet; uplands llAd; Orleans Had;
ales to-day $1,000 bales, of which 5000 were
or export and speculation. Lard 40s Sd.
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LOTTERIES.
DRAWING OF THE LOUISIANA
STATE LOTTERY FOB APRIL 4, 1872.
CLASS 81.
l 3 34t S s. II al 81 1OI n l2I,3 :.

s9tts 10 II Il - i.
- e. al Is 5 Go % 40 81 Is 50 ;I-i-
me above drawings are pa Dshed IL all the prin.
c.pai papers and are drawn in pubic daily A. tba
rooms Of the company.
mo: nation furnished and prizes cashed bv
HOWARD, SIMMONS L CO. Coatrsc-Crs
81 tGarles street, corner Union New Or,eara
Witness eur hands at New (riear. r,r-s;o,.
s7ls fourth day of April. 1872
b. PERALTA,
ADAM IIFFEN,
BEWARE OF BOGUS LOTTERIES sos
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FOR RENT.

~ without board in that nIaasan. spEWITh on
e. If dssipa street. Suites af roons for FAM
se9
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rl,RARHD YESTERDAY,
Steamship st Mary. Trip. for Indanola VIA Gal
weston
Ship Scut' ard, Brown. for Liverpool
Ship Castne, Wilson for Liverpool
Argentine bark Enrique, circuit, for Havana. n
ballast
Brig Eudorus, Pinkhau, for Havana
Bsrkentne New England, Ea xter, for Revel
Schooner Lady Woodbury., Woodbury. for Utila
Schooner Belinda, Gerga!, for Apilachcola
'SEiVeD YESTERDAY
Steamship Victor. Gates, from New York 27tb ul.
10 Geo Fosdick &cu-2d district
STEAMBOATS,
Eenry Tete. Dalteres. from Thbodaux
Hunter. SaliDa. from Lower Coast
Walloon Ruiz. from Lower Coast
Potomac, Bachelor from Cincinnati
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<> The Steamships of the North
T4kN' German Lloyd will resume then
regular trips as follows:
From Bremen. FROM Sew Orleans
FRANKFURT. December 10. January 81
kOLN. $500. January q. March g.
aASNoNER February "a. April 6.
hOLN... April 20. June2
Touching outward at Havre ard Havana Ale OF
Their home tr1p at Havana and SOUTHAMPTON. :,
land and receive passengers and freight.
Later days of departure will be advertised here
after
PRICES OF PASSAGE
From Bremen, Southampton OF Havre TO Esvxr.
or New Orleans:
STEEp:c1u. .'.''...'..............S gold
o. 1HiAaoh' ..-.............r-.. ~ gOiC.
Prom New Orleans or Eavana to Southampton
Havre or Bremen:
81 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IS gold
From New Orleans to Havana
~ curreucy.
SisshAuh... ............... 20 currency
Fassage tickets from Bremen Southamp tOn or
Havre to New Orleans issued by the undersigned.
For Mrtne1 particulars apply to
I'D. F. STOCKMEIER L CO., Agents.
JyLS ~ ~ Union street.
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FOR HAVANA.

FOE HAVANA
Touching mt Cedar Keys and Key West,
Carrying the United states Mail.
LEAVING EVERY WEDNESDAY
kcA The New Orleans, Florida
and Havana Steamship Company
L4kt. will dispatch their new and unsur.
= passed fast passenger steamship
MAKGARET,
J. Nice. BAKER, Commander
WEDNESDAY. April 10.
From the foot of Callope street, First District
RATES OF PASSAGE:
To Havana. To Cedar KeyA
Cabin. .....................640 SIS
Steerage. .................. 20 IL
Through bills of lading issued to all points on
line of railroads in Florida and On the st. Johns
river also, TO New York, Savannah and Charleston.
Through bills of lading and passage tickets given
to Tampa via Cedar Keys, and landing freight on
wharf at Tampa
None but the company's bills of ladIng signed,
and none signed after sailing of the steamer
Splendid passenger accommodations and through
tickets given to above points.
No freight received without permit from the Of
fee.
For freight or passage apply to
l. K. ROBERTS. Treasurer
No. l2e Common street,
Over the Louisiana National Bank.
The steamship HAVANA follows on Wednes-
day, April Il. 1872, at A. N. de5 ly
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EXPlRIR


HAvASA-Brig Eudorus-2.cO crosstes
RhN EL-Barkentine New EnglaEd--l3S5 balel
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Belipda-loosts cor,
! 30 ikgs sundres
LIvERPOoL-Ship Southard-3395 bales cot
LIvKRPOOL-Ship Castine-3396 bales cotton
cks beeswax 2+00 slaves
tIlLLA-Schooner Lady Woodbury-l2 bbls tiou,
nan bbLs pork pigs sundries 200 pounds hams
$500 feet lumber
ISDIASoLA VIA Steamship S.
Mary-For Galveston-G5O bbls -four 20 cks bacon ca
bbs whisky 20 hhls sugar 2Oe SKIS corn 100 sks oa
I.p kegs molasses 40 bags coffee 500 pkcs md Sc
For lndlaaola-2lo hhls flour 500 SKIS corn 50 la Is
coffee 200 pkgs furniture
IMPORTS
BREMEN-Bark Schiller-Astd mdse
LiNERPOOL-Ship Recorl-Astd mdse
NJ" lOkh-Steamship Eictor-Astd mdse
BARHELONA-Ship Pedro PlaHdolet-Astd mdse
oAhuirF-bark Ageroen-2,48 bars railroad iron
ANIN kRP-Shp Schadis-3,23 bars railroad iron
Nk"CASTLE-Bark Canova-5533 bars railroad
LIvERPOOL-Ship Cameo-5esa SKIS salt 20 dozen
mats ~
LIVERPoOL-ship Tiger--s255 SKIS salt A. 600
CARDIFF-Bark C Kirkegaard-6l6o bars rail.
road iron 66l fish plates
ftATAN ISLANL-Schooner Constantine-l20o
pIhces bananas 1000 plantalns 1909 cocoanIlIs 500
pineapples bbs nuts
iNb.a y. ~ VIA GALvESToS-steamship Gin
.85 III specie lGi 6ales cotton "A bbls bee
62 bales hides 2-s2 hides $50 lead cattle
c,xc,, sEoEvpTs OF pRoDUoB.
tlNClNNATI-Steamer Potomac--5OO bb|s fo.r
57s o's pork 80 bbls whisky 1904 SKIS corn liz cks
bacon ANA surdrv produce
TElBODACX-1 bbls ulolasses ha,f LI,s do *
bbls potatoes and srinIres ~
10" Err COAST-Steamer Waoon-i bales moss
and s;:u!ric5 7S
LOWER COAST-Steamer Hunter-Sundries 70
order ie' ~
RY TIE RAILROADS
MDRuAS'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
Apll i-89 bales cotton 1913 hhds sugar bbs do 40
Do S molasses halt obls DO snd sundries
stN ORLEANS. MOBILE AND TEXAS RAIL.
and sundres ~ '""eo
Ne" ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH
hhN RAILROAD, April i-l063 bales cotton and
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STEAMSHIPS.


FOR NEW YORK.
NERO HANTS sTEAMSHIP LIZ
Comprising the frst-clsss steamsh1pe
SHERMAN. Captain Thomas Halsey
GENERAL MEADE. Captain A. W. sampson
M MSSTHRr MRTsopoIs CAPTAIN a benny
RMILY B. SOUDER..........Cs Captain B. F. Burdick
SAILING FROM NEW YORK EVERY sATURDAY
- FOB NEW YORK DIRKcT--h.
&6aEf steamship
WESTERN METROPOLIS,
HIS. QUICK, Comm ander,
VIII leave her wharf foot Of Jefferson street, q
SUNDAY, April 7, 1872 at A. Il.
These steamers have superior sccCmmcdAa oni
for passengers
C6Dln Faee8go.. s.'..ss.'s'.'..pS
Steelage fassage.. :. .. :: ...... r.,
Bills of lading signed through to Liverpool, SlAs
gov, Bremen and Hamburg. Through tickets fci
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-05
Eighth District Court.

Mrs. Harriet S. Ball, by the Attorney
General. has entered suit, under the in
trusion act, against Franklin j. Heron and
Mrs. A. \. {. Messina, to regain possession
OF the office OF State Librarian, which she
claims is now illegally held BY Mrs Messi-
ma under an appointment made April l.,
1872. by F. j. Heron, claiming to be Sec
rotary of State. She represents that she
was appointed to the Office by George +.
Bovee, Secretary OF State, in January, 1870.
and that by the inaction of the last Legisla-
ture. or the suspension of Bovee, he is ac-
cordingly restored to his Office, and never
having revoked petitioners appointment, II
still continues in full force. That the action
of f. j. Heron in appointing Mrs. Messina
was illegal, because Heron was net Secre-
tary of State at the time of such appoint
Mnut
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-05
Marine intelligence.
CLEARED YBsTERDhY,

OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN, /
Friday, April 5, 1872.