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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-02-08
Wt arid airs Scrfaufe
npu GruuS. .Cteentbum.

9ufoIgt SrrI&is6rntr GrsiutonSbffrbIr, aus
asltll von ber Wayprs Court ter Stapt Srans
ten une an mid eeribtst, tpsrse i'd IN EHentlis
der @rrltdssrunS in BEN 9Surt. Sagls pen
Snanicn am
Samtas, Rem 10. 6sbruar 1872,
um 10 llbr gormittass, bas na6frIgtnb be.
itriIb.ns eisrHtbum gum @tTfauf auabisisn.
nGmliS;
@Gs bic Rst5tr, SitsI unb 9ntrthrn bts yer
llaalru in unb nuf has uatfOlsrne bfitrifbsns
Siild pssr partsls eaHb, Dflrsru in etr 3. Qparb
ter GiY Seranten, eujsrnf 9pBniY. ga, al tfr
psltlibtn Ssite her prVsisruee unb Nbiuspn
Vanfrpab pSsr Sabrpree, ure il so 8ub 6rpnt
an trfastsm Wrst, hnHfltt biutsn, unb stpa
100 Sup iisf. @llts anssbaut, nit siusm elm
iiSdiarn bBltrurn @Obubauls uub au8tbautsr
0utt rafauI,
Wtit grI6lag teIrst NH In eysfuiiaE strgm>
men nuf bic SIaSs ven 9citpb GaSsnpprt etSsn
Barney 9afnrY.
JfFnfT;
Gae bic 8rbt, JitfI unb 9uttrfFtn ttS 8r-
tlagtgn in unb auf has uadfplssnS bfftrIrbsnt
qssntburl, rrmItd: 80 epils SO. 33 i'm Slcd
NJ. 80 triaets Vote IN % 6ue 8 ;3eH Rsit unb
li0 8ub tief. @tlessn an esr Gde pUn Vals unb
grocES Stra6e, IN her ~. @arb her City prn
Suantcn, qu,srn. Co., ia. Aars augttaut,
mit eintm lpriitSfistH bSIJtrntn UUbnbau(t
r;bit 3uGsbsr.
NIit SeItlGg brlsgt uR6 In Qytluisn ssnem.
men auf tis Nllss BON SSm, Sbnibt stafn
An'cn Sanltcn.
Gsrner:
Ollie bic 9tcbtt, 5itsI unb 9nttrtiIrn ets 8tr-
flasiig IN unb unb auf bic naHfCIseRp btl9r;t'
tentn @sbiupr uaS 81, Grunelptit ron Rttarb
9. Benjamin. unb &, 3. Ssntamin, fin gBtib,
nit Hshttn res Q8tites, Gigfntbiimsr pter Scr-
grtIits Gistnttimrr, GrbauSr unb Gpntraftorrn,
nsmlit: Die btisenn qItbGrbe lisetn in her
City Srrantpn, eujsrnt Co., pa, an bgr-
ititt BON ---lfrabs uup per9rbtnb an be.
lasit StraBt, unb etlsstn auf eptttn &c. 81, %
unb %, ittt 20 Sup melt Born unb binisn unb
ungrf6tr $50 8ub titf. Die btIdsttn brri BUEu-
tEnItr iinb ie 20 Sup 6rent mas julammrn GO
Jus Sfeat n,Gtt, unb 36 jug tiff jur splltn
Iitfs bn GttSatt EsH pprr mad binttn, In
lltssrsinhtmmung nit tfm Sppn 4aHbifg plan
cher 8srmtTana pcn ttiaatsm ydne. 5ttts Ter
belaG!tu GttGute 1T ;Nsifpdi5, nit gaItmtni
une Gatiubt, bic gaitmtnts 1ne ftrtia, nit
Stiitt unb gtrIammlnHssGmmsr unb ftintr
dtQrabbtilung ntbf HpbltHgerGlttn III GTeut.
Die tTfsH Strdpsrtt nit Gale rne @tItu-
Ihafts,immerR Hne fiHtv FliinfH SibllctbH cher
9ammtr; tis ;ptiten Sicfptrfe Rue ~ tf erfi
S6laflmmrrn ringtTitttt tbtnip bic Dabfu'
6mt S6irf:rtd6, bcbIs SadIffinmautrn,
e&t.frr.9aHiuFs;f: in ParIOrs ''., Hf5if gu
btbbr.
@it 9tI6Ias btIest unb In GrtIuiIcu stheal'
men auf bic Slnss SpH Sfnrp 9. Dram RHe 3
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-02-08

poIitIH6r 8tsH,t FnS htr 6rsuabt ttr
5stiR;it ni&t warrts. gu6 phrbs man
naeur@ rem &amvi Dcbi srtIttsrtsr ma.
den, ob.r bic gueF6t auf Stts niGt ptr.
t'GtrH. Gr. Stder unS a(It biz anssrsn
rfGtidtn J'publiFausr, nsI&s fa NIT
Ibm In NsmitItsH SCOts ttFabsn, wiirpsn
wUtl ibun, tInjuBsRiGsn, hap iie rsn Sc.
piestsn 8nOp NOt6ine. pOlititsrn esssn'
Iltsr ;u grim parsn, unp fb BON tfnfsl.
Zen iissr!Glpsln IisBsn. g8tr baten tm'
msr erwartst, bab Fs ttrmaIsiul rsu'
mitbiS in ben S4UCb FER tsmUfratii&sn
Yartsi ,uridtsbrsn wirtsn. @an rrIrb
itntn bic aufnatme nt0t Ssrpttatrn
attr IS fann ni&ls l&absu, lt baran gu
srInusru, raf, nta fs fi& fir rusiis tltI'
ten, Fs su SbOren wurSsn." (Ssff. DEM
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-02-08
gSirtbS= unb aOffbaus.
00G0iuCa S0llS

9adapanna gpsnur, rabs rem Depot,
Gbas. SrcPp, TrupI,
Tas pbiss, In tsRtr @sIfs siussriGtfts Daua
III NIT garm PsIlsbta, mas Seu aSrprr lur St6g-
lung uns Grfril6ung n9tbtS N,
@uitS 9isr, bic ftinlrn gBtinf, eiauSre unh
Gisarrsu, parHit unS Falte SpriISn; Aufsru, au
ifbt slrt irtrTsittt.
Gin friRrr SaaI fir Damsn unb GamiIisn.
lin ,abIri@tn 3ulPru@ srIutt feline Grraas
25tn8 Gbas. Grppp.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-02-08
(Ginssfantt)
Gadaipanna SoIpital nnS Sispsn'
GarD.

9afa.u anna ScIpitat unS 9isPsn'
farD.
Der G6arser eigfsr aufalt tparte BON
Der lssttn 9ssislatur scrliebsn, unb bic
Ssrrn 91m. s. Mannfs, Sotn y. Smttb,
ism. s. 6ala.ap, .. s. SrcOp, 81. u.
gautrt, u. Davis, 6. 6. Guusr, DT,
R.rrti.lb, SenrY @;ifin, Gas. 8.
OOub uno SO. QS. Dtutcn fnc fts Sn'
torpsratcrsn. Dtsls tsnanntsn Ssrrtn
ttlbeu rem gtrpalturesrlt6 uno babsn
In Der Stsuns am IL. Sali y. 8. Strrn
3. s.. Grcpp gum 9rdFrtnttn, gSm.
M,rriFsib gum Saasmsiftr uno Y. Y.
6uutr ium Sefretdr trnannt. 5sir @rif'
fin bat nit Isb.nswsritsr SrstSttbtstttt
Elm psrt6souss @runtfid, an Der SpSs
Yarftr Bride sslssin unS fur ftsitn
3p,d It6r sssisnet, Dem Spttal ssiAsntf.
Die NctbwfnrtBttlt elmer Iolhtn An'
aaIt wurSe I&on lause asfiibIt, ano bic
6Gufafstt esr unsIGdsials tn rsn Sob
Irus unp gIfnrtttsu iCpif ben psrI&ts'
e.n,n Gnerllalten mnttn cline fUlGs &n'
Ralt ,u ttnem 8tSSrfntb, umlomter als
tGali6 tauIsubr BON artsttirn @tfatrsn
aufs.Iebt Fnb, iprl&t I'm 8olt ttnss un'
olISes miittl. unb rdtblps taltttn, roir
an nis gBoblt6dttst.it tbrsr GIsuaSt an'
aspisIsn Gnp.-Ntat Ssel If bts t'st 9s'
tbou prreeu, I'M bitIsn 3wsd Su per-
ptrttt@tn. G6etls bubsn unlsrs @titaite'
lsut., psIGe fonf ssrut su siRtHi 10 wpGi
tb6tiaen unternebmsn tsiftuern purSsn,
bstsu:.upe gsrlulfe bur6 ben Strite sr-
taltsn, t0eiie mar aud baS Stns'r'
nebn,.n ,wlI@tn Gompantsn, pon ptl6tn
man mr6r trpartsu Epnnts, uub BEN Ar'
bttteru ntdt has @tits; bod I1no btti.
GerbdltutTs Yor6st; an Strttts TT poel
FIR Ianerrs 3tit nitt Su esntsr, Die @s'
lbdft. bsletrn G4 uub IS 1T cabsr ju sr.
wartsn, bae Die GOmfsRIsn, ws!as bard
b,s Nrbetttrs @hwttS ret& 8sporesn
Fnb, fopit ter @s1hGftsmann unb Shr
d,r, eineeStnt tts artsitsrs, rura hsn 6,
in RoblRaub Is6t, rtt6ltA uub frsuftt
,u etnsm uatsrurDmeu if;uern pt,esn
bas benz mitt.url.n ttl&Gststsr Nrbttts'
su 8ute tommt.
Tim etnen Anfana iu ttatsh, Saesr
tts Dtutturtn bsialpEtn stnt Dtsptn
IarY su trSFntn, tpO Gat, pslfe drJtltG'
6alft brau&tn, btsfslbe unsnt9slbIt&
unS ptnn ,u arm, aud Wtottamente er
baIten unb am 9. Dec. wurbs Or. s. $
Sitter NIT Der GufTdt ttslsr anftalt BE-
traut. 9te Dabl rifits arjtfs mar elm
lsGr quite, inbem Or. syilbsr nIs NRtlitdr
ar,t tet trr glrmss f6 bttsuten6s @r
fabruuasn rrpprtsn Bat, foipts feline @s
I6tdlihtttt In 8sbanbIupS pom auesn
unb Shrsnfranftsitsn, Derbunbtn NIT Ist
nsr 8enntnib brr bsutId,sn Sprahs teI
am 6t(isn fGr bislsu Soften empfablsn
unb nit SIlfs btr Drn. 3rocp, Squtr
unp anetrsr Nsr,tr, prlde ibre Otsnif
,uaeIast taBsn, iif iu srwarten, bab ot
Diepsniary nis naslt6Fe unb rcbltbG
tiaRe auRalt In tsr Stact unb sta6bar
IGaft lsin ptrc. Sir i.bt 1T bic Dtspsn
lars In BEN alien Yfarrbaus rrr Gpiseo
poIisntir&s, SsHn gpsy untsr9ebraG
unb i.btn &isnRdS unb SamEfas 90
2-5 ubr Na6mittass srSfnst.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-02-08
9tn BE beutfc6e Seo6IferHn9
Won Pennsylvanien.
TteS

Scranton Trust Comp. & Sparbnnk
lent Gurs aufmsriiamFtit auf bic lsSr IibsraIru
9uttrtiIen, tpsI&s lIs an TsppTtcrtn bsjabIt au
bic 8tbireunssn, unter btntn @tIb SuridbrSabl
pirp, uno bslOnttrs auf bic srubt Sitrbrit
psl6r tur6 bic 9irtFtOrsn hrr Sanf sebOttn
pirb. Ties bstpsit he 3baiIate, bae, obi1Vn
IS psnissr ais tip Satr II, Ifit pir 6rtGSfit
bs0anusi, mir itbt tintn erSbusn @fIetstras
ais DrpOlitum babtH, ais alIs he Sparbanfrn
ppn bisffm County. gBir 9tbtn nitt ~ pfit
psnn mir iaesn, sab uHItrsn DtpOItOrtu 70
srpbs St&erbeit stbOttn tsirS, ais trBsne ptIfsn
anttrsn Spar-DspOFtcrsn auf Sititm SSnli'
nentt.
Bite, Iprr&t IN her 9anF SSr unS Sbr trtSl
bort 3irFuIars, ptI6t tttr alIt RsstIn unS BE-
biusunetn Gu1 Nusfunft eebtn.
Sol. $. Scranton, Di0ts SapIor 8. e.
pierce, @. SO. g8tntpn, 1bcmaS DidlOn, GU
mutI SIOan, SObn gritbiu, Sra 5riPp unb 3.
y. phelps llnb bic Dirrftersn. 16ml7J
D. g, pttrrE %rSIrtnt.
8, y. pbslps, S6asmttfsr.
Sbsmas DidiUn, Bilt-prdiiStnt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-02-08
GGrDlania Halle.

Glntr1 tfltbrlfn Yublitum Die trgtbtnt Wns
jst5t, tab ctiss5, nabs hem Depot esltSrnf 9ciuI
ntu fin8eri6tft unb bebruttne SrrfbGnrTt ipprbfH
q unS utter her 9tituns stS llnttrfi6ntitn BEN
btuti6tu wutlitum jtBt pisttr rfsn lfrBt.
Die 3tit her fcrmsarn GiuBsibuns ipire lpd>
ter bstannt ssmndt.
Gas aueesititutts ,,Srbefiripu" uab sius
burhertiftnte gtntilattOn MAIDEN bieIfs eciJ
~ btm dtstnsbmftn @uftnibaltsprt in btT
Stdtt. 00iuN 9rbH 9kblst
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-02-08
Bic Osutitseu sfspublifduer unS bic
9smperen;ISstpeeuns.

5pOCtpeDuHS'
Srirbrt& 5,dtr BON SGinOis mar Sis
pOr SurSsm elm sntbufeffifHer &spubli'
taner; ab,r sr bat subli& In tsr Srr'
tinsuns NIT senanntsr partst ,,sin Saar
asfunetn". Die StatIa6s N Itm nSm'
lid ttar sspurbsn, ra6 bic sirssbcrtnsn
8epublltaner erSBtsattsII6 Gencp'Nc'
tGinas unO SsmrtrtnJlsr Rnb. aud
mabte az bic Isbr rIbtt5s Stm'rfunS,
tas bas SsmssrsnStRum trwabnttr ST.
publiFaasr faF elIsin bic 5'ISs tGrss 9ai>
Gts eestn bic Grsmtsu, namsntlI4 bic
DeutfGsu, 1T.
5Isritsr fa6lt ST.. Ssdsr um 70 msbr
gutrifuus, ais sr slaubt, sa6 bic msit ten
Ssmp,rsutIsr 9tu&I'r Fnr, unb lR bsim'
lid 3u Ssri&afsn tSihtn, mas fs BRsntih
fGr RrafilIS srtIdrsH. er f&Iist essSaIb
Dor:
,9n istsr Stabt, itbsm StaSt&:n pber
SopRl6ip 8trttns ju 9ranbsn, ipsI&s Is
R& Sur &ufsabs MAIDEN, auf jsee SuIii'
Fss anainptse @tils lu srmtttsIn, wtr
BON ben 9tmpsrsnjIrrn uuO @uGera I'm
@s6eimsn Ubtr In buIb6FsntIiGrn gsrst-
n.n prm @enuGt BON Spiatsn, 6aftti&
gbIcrat, grauDtts, Gorotals ODtr GbnIi'
&ra alipbsIartissn Wttrintsn, Ssrdu'
l&un9s. rpsr 9stiutuHsSmItttIn buloiSt,
unb rsrtn ylamsu bara bsn StUtnSs
9uraanb N Der prtHe, In tfsnHt&rn
anIaIdStn uno Ylalattu bstIHnt Ju ma.
DEN. Dtn gsrstHtn bt.i6t ss aubsrpsm
itsrIaGsn, aud benz ibristn fttliGtn
Danesl bsr Shtinbsilissn tore Aufmfrt.
lanfsit JuJuwsuotH Inb fur Gutlarpuns
Esrltlttn ju lcrstn."
SbInOn mir has Ssmp.rtnSttum sias
Ianss 8tiGR bon Sabrsn auf has gnt.
f6isbrnls bsidmpft babsu, ~ pirtsn mir
ss bod abls9ntn, @iIisIise tlnts l0t&fn
rem 6rn, 6tdsr pOrssIaIassnsH 9srsIas
~ wfrtsn. Die @ittsl rss SpiOnirtns
uHb uttsrwa4rns Der prteatDsrRdItnIGs
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-02-08

- 9ts S;srriatsr unb bic @tiFstr
Der Suprsme Court taben aas bic Son
SsnatCr 2rumsuq sIastbra&te Bin &c
nebmist, VILE bt;psdt, bic @ompsIsnS
sss @rla StOiss nGtsr 3u btfttmmsn
unS tsr giri&hprunS Der prr3Ft sOr'
,utiuesn.
@ie Ssriiss, baB tsIne 9srufuns an
Gle Court sins:lsst perbsu iVa tn @s6ts'
fallen, no ttr FrsitiSs Sstra8 nod tsint
$4,000 tstrdst, wdtrsnO bas ss9snwar'
ttss @sfs t6n uuf $4,000 FrIrt. @ts
sntIIstt fsrrsr rem @srt&isbcfe bic Be
fusntF, Trasen brs 1tattsfanhss su snt
I6eirsn, unb ldBt iHm uur bic StrFfi6t'
uns, Itdt5fra9sn 3u sntf6stssn. Sn
@timinaIfillsn ipqsn nur birisnissn
as&!Sfassn sntfttstsn psrotn, wslts
bic unIert Snfan3 fur wt&tis osnuG sr'
tIGrt, I'm ron her Suprtms Court tnt'
l&Isbtn 81 ptresn.
Gipas tsr art if nOt6psnbis. am tts'
fem @sri&tS8Ofs cine sspiiTt Grlst&ttr'
uns ,u sswd9rsn uRS In Stanb gu fsbtn
bic itm SurlisSsnNsn @siaaf;s f&Isuntssr
~ srlsets n.
YrUgFs, bic i&rn pCr ,rsi 9aNrsn at'
ssma&t isin fOtltsn, barren moo immsr
Der Grlstisuns unp Der @ai&tsbOf tOmmt
nl9t taju, 1s SOr,unebm:n.
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Rm perf0

3pd 6EuItr unb basu ssbCrsnSr 9cttsH nabs
@rftn 8ie9t.
GbsnIo cine aniabI Gotten In @rfsn Hit8t
in serI6isttnsr Gage aHb ~ anufbmbarsn prst'
gldtrs aueFunft srtbsIt Gbas. Dos. gsnn
Asenue, Scranton, 1On1O
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3uut sserEanf ober 81
berm:etsea:

Gius fbSns gautrsi In g8yOutins County,
abt Wtilrn pen Sunfbannuf, al bsr 9Uwmans
Greet Iiessnb, enibaltenN Saus unb S6suer.
nsblt 450 Gfsrn 9aub, iprupn lao gder siHge-
SplsIanp. Ra3Jufrassu bel Srn. 9Ubn 3eiS-
Ter, Scrantpn. 7p7l
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-02-08
sSns a1crf0ttfe1a:

3psi Gotten, an ttr Sauptitrabs bon parI
place esItesr, Nirsft ssssniibsr benz Seurtbausa:,
tin. Gdlptts, Sc 8uB Srpnt bel ti9 6uB Sisft,
bi, aupcre tnran 9rduSrnbs II 46 bel t4S. Die
nGbrrn gspireungsn 3u rrfraacu bri Gbas. 1rrPP,
2l1 9adapanna gpsnur, SCRANTON. 29jn
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-31
The Soldiers Homestead Bill.


WASHINGTON, March 27.-The inGairies
regarding the exact terms of the soldiers
homestead bill are very numerous from
quarters. As ii goes to the President for
bis signature, it provides that every officer
or soldier. seaman or marine, who served
during the rebellion, and was honOrabiy
discharged. shall, On compliance with the
homestead act, receive patent for LOO
acres of public lands, not mineral. incIud-
ing the alternate reserved sections of public
land along the line OF any railroad or other
public work, provided that said homestead
settler shall be allowed six months after
locating his homestead within which to
commence his settlement in improvement:
and provided, also, that the time which the
homestead settler shall have served in the
army, navy. or marine corps. aforesaid,
shall be deducted from the time hereto
fore required TO perfect the title; or.
il discharged On account of wounds
received or ability incurred in the line
of duty. then the term of enlistment shall be
deducted from the time heretofore required
20 perfect the title without reference to the
length of time he may have served; pro
vided, however that no patent shall issue
to any homestead settler who has not re-
sided on. improved and cultivated bis said
homestead FOR period OF at least one year
after he sLaN commence his Improvements,
y
der this act and has heretofore less than 100
acres under tie homestead act may enter
enough under the present act to make loo
in all. Il any person entitled to the pro-
vision Of the act has died, his widow. ii I'M
married, or in case of her death or marriage,
then his minor orphan children. by guar
dian duly appointed, shall be entitled to all
the leleiits of the act If any previou
entry under the homestead act has lapsed
by reason OF the absence of the ;,reemptor
III the army or navy, the entry shall he re-
stored. Any soldier. sailor, marine officer,
or other person coming within the provis-
ions OF tins act, may as we'll by his agent
as III person, enter on said homestead, pro-
vided that said claimant in person shall.
within the time prescribed. commence set
tlement ana improvements on the same, and
thereafter fulfill all the requirements of this
act. The Commissioner General of the Land
Office IS to make all the needful rules to
carry The act into effect
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-31
IooxTSnRD FROM FIRST PAGR.]

-, od-Ship Northampton, Maclin, mas
g. t;ttv-three DAYS from Liverpool, with
General cargo TO Meeker. Knox 4 Co. Spoke
r. ship Shatemuc ON February q, in latl-
tude 800, longitude 26o ship Riverside,
Rich. master, sixty-four days from Liverpool,
with general cargo to Lowell a. Bailey,
British steamer Alice, at lis p. NJ, Ellis,
master. from LiverpoOl;tO Ocean. Zerega q
&C.; bark Isaac Lincoln, Merrimas. ms ster,
sixty nine days from Cardiff. Wales, WIN
railroad iron to Norton Il Bell; steamship
Morgan, at 2:45 p. NJ, Lockwood, master,
from Brazos Santiago via Galveston, TO Y.
A. Whitney & Co.: steamship Juniata' az
$50 p. NJ, HOXie, master, from Phllade'fhia
via Havana: 10 William Creevy; steamship
George Washin gton, at $50 7. NJ: eager,
master, from New York, to A. Mouiton.
Sailed-Bark Queen Of Hearts and schooner
John F. Kran,z.
V1CKsBURG. March 30.-Passed Gowr-
Belfast ten o'clock last night: Mary =; roe,
2 P. NJ; Glencoe, p. NJ Cp-i. N.
shreve, 2. M; Mary +. Forsyth ten
o'clock last night; Belle Lee, A. NJ; DeX-
ter, A. NJ; Seminole, II A. NJ; Pargoud,
2P. Weather mild. River rising.
MEMPHIS March 30.-Departcd-Fo
tenelle, Emile La Barge, Minnie and
Grand Tower, for st. Louis; Colorado. for
Vicksburg; Allen, for Arkansas river; Wat
for. for White river.
CAIRO, 4NdTcu ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
from Cincinnati, at y +. NJ: Kate Kinney,
from New Orleans, at A. NJ; Cap tol City,
from Vicksburg,. at 1 p. NJ; Nick Long
worth. at A. ii. Departed-Potomac, for
New Orleans, at ten O'clock last night: Kate
Kinney, for Louisville, at 2 A. NJ; James
Howard, for New Orleans, at A. NJ. CAPT
tol City, for st. Louis, at ) p. NJ; NJ. j.
Wicks, for New Orleans, at p. NJ. Long
worth, for New Orleans. at s p. NJ. The
river has fallen one inch in the past twenty
four. Light rains this afternoon; weather
cloudy. Mercury 64o.
LOUISVILLE, March 30-River stationary;
FIVE feet two inches in the canal. Weather
warm and rainy. Southern treights abund
ant. Arrived-Charles Bodmann and H. s.
Turner, from New Orleans. Departed
Charles BOdmann, for Cincinnati. The
steamboat Batesville is aground OF the bar
above Hawesville.
EVANSVILLE, March 3O.-Weather cloudy
and mild mercury AGO. High winds pre-
vail. River stationary. Light rain this at
ternoon. Business active.
PITTsBURG, March 30.-Weather cloudy.
NOnongahela four feet six inches IN the
channel and rising at Oil City.
ST. LOUIS, March 30.-Arrived--Great
Republic from New Orleans. Departed
Crescent City and barges. Tom Jasper and
barges for New Orleans, Belle St. Louis for
Vicksburg, and Lady Lee for Red river.
The river has risen thirty-fOur inches in
the past twenty-four hours, and is now
stationary. Rain last night and this morn
ing.
CINCINNATI, March 30.-River nine feet
in the channel, and stationary. Raining
lightly.
SHREVEPORT, March 30.--Heavy rain TO-
day. River at a stand. No arrivals. De
parted-Texas for New Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-31
M0netary--COmmercial
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MONETARY.
OFFICE OF TEE DAILY REPUBLICAN

OFFICE OF TIE DAILY REPCBL!rAN,}
SATURDAY EVENING. March so. 1872
The money market was quiet and rather
easier. We quote "a 10 u cent y annum
for Al notes accompanied by unquestlOn-
able c0llaterals, and ii IL for second
grade; l0a- for Al business paper without
co!laterals, and l2 ais for second class. The
ruling rates for mortgage paper are 9OlO
for Al, and -0I2 for second class.
Geld opened at ll0ls 0ll0ae against HOS
at New York;, and closed at 1l0ls 0llO3s
against HOS. the closing quotation ITO, at
New York not being received until after
business hours. Tie movement was quite
active. the sales including $4,000, $4,000 and
ST.. 900 at HOS: $4,000 at ITO SIG; $4,000,
$4,000, Sl0,0 and SEQ, coo at Il0l4; $4,000
and $50 600 at 10 SIG: $70,090 at il0l4 o
Hes, and $1,000, $1,000, $500 and Sl2, 600 at
lI0as.
The only sale Of silver reported is $500
in American half dollars at lGS22. We
quote l09 l0S12 for these, and Ar as Y
cent premium.
Foreign exchange showed a fair degree of
animation, but the market was easier. The
sales of sterling embraced eti2. 900, Of which
G4500 bill OF lading at ll95s, $4,000 and
1l5,oO0 at l19}4. 900 at 1893 a 1873,
5000. $1,000, e4001 and so, Go0 AL clear at
l10 S20G0 5000 and $1,000 bank at I20l4
:eI5G0 American ships bin at lcG SIG, and
EJG0 bank sight at III y.
$1,000 AL bin OF ladiDg francs changed
hands at i.1tl4.
We now quote sterling at 1895 30 for
good to AL bill OF lading and clear, and
l20l4 a i20l2 for bank.
Domestic exchange was steady and I'M
changed. The bank remittance rate for
New York sight was IS T. cent premium,
ard the sales included $4,000 commercial
sight on New York at 3-l6 premium: $4,000
ard $4,000 at L 100000 bank and private
BANKERS at 4 q 81 and $4,000 private
bankers and Sc, 600, $4,000 and So, 900
bank at 9-3:2.
In New York gold checks. s30,O9o private
BANKERS solo at par The banks drew
small sums for remittance at Is q /. u cent
PR nliun.
We noticed quite a stir in Louisiana
Levee stock. which sold at enhanced rates
tor Doth ordinary and preferred. 100 shares
ordinary Levee sold at S. %: 100 do at
Sc 81; 400 do a. ST. 64l2; 100 do at S. Is;
800 do at s. l2l2: 500 do (resale) at s. 25
500 preferred do at SIS 81 y 800 do
az S 80: 800 do at So -; 800 do at So:
loco do (S3 PAID at 81; 200 do at So l2ls;
200 do at 50 b y; 100 Ammonia Prcpellng
Company at SIS: 80 do at $40 %; 100 do at
slJ0i3 70; % State National Bank at
SlV3 %, and 80 Citizens Bank at $i3S 10
We heard also of a sale OF 1860 preferred
Levee, deliverable cn Monday, at $40. In our
report We mentioned a sale Of
l00 Mutual National Bank at sGo. II should
have read 10 shares at SIS.
$4,000 State warrants, old. sold at 7Jl4:
5000 do, new, a. -, and 5000 new city
sewers az tyl4.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-31

The winter OF our discortent has passed
and now approaches the Summer CT water
ing places, especially Barataria bay. Most
OF our readers know all about the Orleans
House, corner ct Common and st. Charles
streets; for there Captain Gus Richards.
one of the most popular and genial gentle
men of The new school, presides with that
grace and dignity which are distinguishing
traits II lis character. To refresh the inner
man there can be found no more convenient
method than 10 60 to the Orleans House
and there GuaI he pleasant beverage of
ones cnoice. Ii Captain Gus should not
happen 10 be there, somebody else vii. and
the same pohteness will be extended as
though lie were present. As lie did last
year, Captain Richards proposes TO run
eamboat through Harvey's canal 20 trans.
port passengers 10 and from Barataria bay
and the delightful hotel there.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-31
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN,, SUNDAY MARCH 81 1872
geese $607; turkeys $500; eggs 900
22c y dozen.

geese s6o7; turkeys 5000; eggs goa
PICS FEEr-Are dull at 81 IS al 50 q
key.
! Observation-Disclosures are selling on The
landing at $303 %; apples 50 as; onions
81 az I, Dbl; cabbages SIS 020 y box; souI
krOut $l5020 y bbl; Western beans ST
0l2; green peas s. as; red beans S. a -
lady peas S6a s; horse radish Sc as; turnips
ST. 50; beets s. so; carrots and parsnips S.
"a y DBL: dried apples a lOc, and peaches
| NAVAL STOREs-Tar is dull at 1915 e. Dbl
and spirits turpentine arrive in small lots,
and sell at 90c Y gallon
| HIDEs-Are in light supply and in good
| demand at l0l2 a lie y tb for green satcd
l7la a lsc for dry salted, 1874 Dl9l2c for
| flint and ia a l2Ac for kips.
| STAR CANDLES-Are quoted at 19c y Is
| wholesale and l9l2c retail
MOss-Is dull at 4U6 &c for country picked
| and 8 "a lie for clean picked, city baled.
| There is no city demand, and no orders
l1ave been received in the past week, either
from the East or West.
GUNNY BAGs-Are held at l9c apiece.
Cow PEAs-The market is dull at s. 80 q
, IS u bnshel, wholesale and retail.
SALT-We note a moderate demand with
asmall stock on hand. In the past three
days two cargoes Liverpool, sold on private
terms. Cargoes are quoted at 81 40 q
/ - T. sack. The dealers rates from
store are 81 coal So T. sack for coarse.
and 81 20 Is for fine. Turks Island IS
selling at 81 80 q ! 35 y sack Of two bushels.
A cargo OF Turks Island III bond, sold at pc
T. bushel. Table salt III pockets is selling
at 234 19c, as in size.
COFFEE-Tbe agitation of the tariff Ques-
ton prevents the demand from becoming
active. and the market is quiet Tut steady.
Stock in first hands 1862 sacks Rio; in sec
ond hands l2.lC0 bags. Prime is quoted at
2Ga4c. gold duty paid; good 1874 a 20l2c
fair 1918 q 1890 T. ID.
BREAKFAST BACON-Is scarce. Western
commands iOl2 lie; Northern ii all nc
II 10.
LOUISIANA RIcE-The market is duh.
with lair stock on hand. Fair is quoted
at sl4 0sl2c; prime 6a4 use: Carolina is
iobbing at 9l2c t. 10. India is in coed
in bond 37o a &c T. tb.
erpool at l5-32d for cotton. We continue 70
quote as follows: BY -te;im-Cotton to Liver
pool l5-::}2 u I'D : to Boston 7sc; to New York
Sc; TO Philadelphia Csc. Tobacco to
Bremen 45s: to New York Sc. Sugar to
New York 81: moasses ST.: -four 75c: pork
90c; beef. T. Iierce. 81; corn, to Liverpool,
in bulk, l0l2d: to New York l5c. By sail
Cotton to Liverpool - a lj-:2d; to Havre lc:
to Cronsradt sd: TO Bremen lc; to Antwerp
lie; to Hamburg 3d. to Genoa lsc; 20
Boston 3,c. Tobacco to Bremen 40s.
Pork to New York 75c; -four 60c: bulk
grain l2l2c oil cake meal s. T. ton. Bulk
grain to Liverpool c led; oil cake 10 Lon
don 3ts