New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-19
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aIter a suspension of three months, have
resumed on the Alabama Central road.
The Alabama river is within three feet OF
tie erea; July food, and still rising
SHREVEPORT, February Is. NOon.-About
four o'clock this morning ire was GlscoT-
cred issuing from E. Il Il. Jacobs building,
aud IL short time the store ard contents
were entirely destroyed. Loss very heavy.
The IRE spread rapidly 20 Baers' three
,:cr? b, .lding adjoining. and to several
&c accent frame stores. all Of which. with
most ii their contents. we're destroyed.
Lrss estimated al S10JCV0. Insurance uE.
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Weather Report.
War DEPARTMENT }
Office Chief Signal officer.
Washington. February 70, 1873. as ?. N
PROBABILITIES.
For the Northwest, on "Wednesday. din H.
isLing west winds and cold weather. Far
the upper lakes, sOutuwts.eT!r winds veer-
ing 30 northwest, brisk area Of loves: baTo.
meter moving eastward over Canada. Eo-
New York ard New England. Increasing
southeast winds aud c."a..r weather. soy
the Middle Atlantic coast. suItherir WINDS
veeIlug - fresh wcs:rr.v All. partly ',Judy
weather. For the Westeih GI.i S-a'es.
southerlv winds and ram. =: ':r >"'.tn
Atlantic S.a,Cs. southca-; ".;!':s arr: pa!:.F
cloudy weather For lie Ca" "a ."y. wtsi-
eriv Winds and Ia III. temperature. 70:
the .nNtr lakes. eoutirTy 'ylAds "ee!!n: %
westerly. brisk and cloudy weather.
RIver intelligence.
Southwest PASS. February Is. p. Il -
BAROMETER 3u:gt: wind southeast. !ttL.
Arrived and sailed for Galver;on-Ane:i-
can snip l.. l.. Stursc-s. ! ui.i"n ma-,.i'
hlXtv.Uur Gays ;Ioln Hare. II ""i."'.' ~
o. r. arrivals ." 1"naI'n:+s.
SHREVEPORT, February lS.-Ar:iTed' I. H.
-. zee ana belfast. from ->tN oI4e"11' :
Little Fleta, from Jefferson. DenaTttu-
Lutte t!eta and Texas. :or Ne" Wrle%hs.
The river has fallen three !ueLe~' "ealheT
Clou y and raining 49,
nEtrIIe February iS.-lE- "taf her
WIS Generally clear ard gaze warm to-day.
hiI; il h,a.N rain ard thunder s'OrIn pre-.
waited tom ~. TIE IlVtr II I!elng rapidly.
A,ri-eri-St joe. tom s.. L1nl-. Depa!ted
-Graud Lake. :or PIt.sUurE. Cleburhc. fog
Wife ivtr: Ajax and barges. Glencoe.
Robert Mitchell. ludlana, Hns.e SILVER ana
Civ If Atuu. for New orleans: Jaila. Tor
V!aHshurg: Tom jasper. Northwestern ana
CIV ri Helena, for :. i -.
V,CksBURG. February is Passed down
John 4. Made, 4. NJ; Belle Shreveport.
~. n Natchez.7 J. NJ. 10 b"a:s up TO-
day. Wea! lie. .ool and clear. River Rang
!dst.
P,Irsr;rG. February IS River s.T.n.
warm. TIE total .oss of coal ami boats
Yesterday is estimated al nearly $500 Do.
LOUISVILLE. February iS-Ihe ilTer
Las fallen three inches since this morn
ipg. with fifteen tee! fv. inches N the
canal Weather clear and spring like. Mer-
curv ~ 70 20. ATrived-WaTne1. from
New Orleans Departed-COmmcn wealth
aud i ice Brown, Tor New Orleans: Warner.
for Cincinnati.
CINCIyXATI, February lS.-River thirty.
hin" feet and rising. Weather clear and
,'eataut a.! day, cloudy :o-nlght: mercury
IS.
EVANSVILLE. February IS. = Weather
Il Ar till evening: now cloudy and growing
colder: mercury ~. The river has rlsen
;oa. tett and is .tiii swelling. Passed
Kovr-Thcmp.u Dear, 1899 last night.
ST. LOUIS February lS-No arrivals
Departed for Red river. The
Use here yesterday and the day before was
nix feet To-day the river Tell ab0u! Two
feet. Weather clear and warm.
CAIRO. February lS.-Arnved-Cite Of
Alton, from ST. Louis, az 9 P. NJ: Bismarck.
from New Orleans, AT A. NJ: NO.hr EteIt.
ron New Orleans, at noon. Departed
Civ OF Alton, for New Orleans. at 10 p. NJ. :
civ Of Cairo, for New Orleans. at II A. NJ;
Bismarck, tsr s.. Louis. az - NJ Moil:e
Ebert. for Cincinnati. at , z, NJ. The river
las RISEN thirty inches in The past twenty
four hours and is now thirty feet above low
water. Weather clear and warm.