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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1873-07-24
COTTON FOOD. D..SOMETHING NEW.

An ingenious yankee, who possesses more
impudence than common sense, and greater
fertility of the brain than may be pleasant to
communicate, recently paid prospecting visit
to Warren, Granville, Franklin and Wake
counties North Carolina, and thus writes to
gentleman in Raleigh after his return home.
Hear him and take lesson from his plans
and surmises, as published in one of the Raj.
eigh papers:
ASTORIA, N. Y, May 13, 1873.
Dear Sir Since my return from the Old
North State, have made discovery, put it
into practical demonstration and taken out
patent for the same And without some un.
foreseen accident, anticipate working up
wonders claim to have successfully accom-
plished what no other man has ever attempted
or even thought of viz: converting cotton,
your North Carolina staple, into one of the
most nutritious articles of food ever used.
Two years since the idea would have been
ridiculous and the mere suggestion of such
thing consigned its author to a seat among
the fools. But I care nothing for the past
and only look to the present and future, and
will, to your entire satisfaction, prove all that
1 claim for this wonderful discovery, and will
keep pace with the rapid strides to improve.
ment, and supply your peoples wants or die
in the attempt. Cotton has heretofore been
worked only into fabrics for the back, and in
many instances, as you we'll know, leaving the
stomach empty, showing among your good peo-
pie an uncomfortable prejudice to the making
and having something to eat. Now ifthey will,
in the future, as they have in the past, ,fgidly
stick to this plan, then my fortune is made, and
in few years can count my wealth by the
million, if not by billions. While honorably
enriching me and mine, I can save from certain
starvation and famine, thousands Of the best
people on Gods green earth. My assertions
are broad and may appear to you overdrawn,
but let me ask you, can people live and -four.
ish, who have entirely ignored the making of
anything in the way of food for man and
beast, and will hunt down and destroy the
last stalk of clover or blade of grass like they
would poisonous serpent?
Every acre of land, poor or rich, is now
spread in this one article, cotton your ruin and
my saviour. On this folly propose making
my fortune, and will again be among you be-
fore the coming Fall. Having had my pro-
cess patented, feel no hesitancy in giving it
to you, and you are at liberty to use it in any
way you may deem best to further my interest
In brief I give you my formula, then you can
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1873-07-24

and enjoyed every moment Just before leav-
ing, asked Owen to let me see once more the
picture which had been observing so closely.
He did so, and I took my last look at it until
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1873-07-24
Am 0riginal Storg.

Written for the Yorkville Enquirer.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1873-07-24

q M ips'
SODA (Bl-CarD) ~ los.
Gum Arabic Powdered '.."......." lbs.
BOILING gal.
Mix the whole in vat and let it stand six
or eight hours. Then run it through ma
chine similar to that used for carding wool.
This thoroughly mixes the mass, and prepares
it for the press. 1t next goes through asmall-
er machine, which cuts it into one lb. rolls,
and sends it into the press at lightning speed.
In the press it is packed and shaped into
loaves much resembling bakers bread and
about the size, shape and color. 1t is now
ready for use, hot or cold, and will keep in
any climate, and under any circumstances.
At Castle Garden, N. Y, last week, I fed
several hundred half starved Chinese emf
grants, who are all now living, well and hear
ty. Their interpreter tells me that they like
the cotton food much, saying it is good, sweet
and lasting, but little too binding.
To remedy the binding part have added
the Palma Christi seed and it now acts like a
charm. I would here say that these poor dev.
lis not having ate any thing in thirty-six hours,
ate an over allowance--but it did them no
harm-many Of them went to sleep and re-
9uired nothing else to eat in three or four
days. Ihave contracted with the department
to start small factory out west to ration the
Indian prisoners, but this will not in any way
interfere with my operations in Carolina, and
before ninety days 60 by I will have big
factory running in or near the city of Raleigh,
knowing that the time is fast approaching
when the cotton food in North Carolina will
be in great demand all of which respectful
ly submit for your kind consideration and ap-
proval, always relying on your judgment in
such matters. If am premature in my plans
you will please feel no hesitancy in saying so,
as shall never act contrary to your advice.
Write me in full and believe me oneever ready
to further the advancement of science, allevi-
ate human suffering, and last, but not least,
advance the interest of your FRIEND.
REMARKs-We give a genuine CO letter
received by gentleman in this city from a
man near the city of New York. Whether he
really has on foot the plans he mentions or at
tempts to ridicule our insane desire to make
cotton, we are at loss to tell. Be it as it
may, we advise every farmer to run over the
article and judge for himself. While we have
been raised in cotton country, and feel the
Importance Of makingit, we deprecate the ex-
clusion of all other products, and feel no hes.
tancy in saying that if we stick to cotton and
cotton alone, it will result in our ruin, it mat
ters not what nrica If hrinos
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-12
MARKETS..
Domestic Markets.

New YORK, December IL, Evening" Cotton closed
sse sp aross .aes s Net receipts
Futures closed steady; sales 1890 bales, az fol
lows December IS obs II 49, January l5a4 ais 1882
February l6ac; March l6 9l60l6 10 90; April l61c
Flour firm. but inactive. Whisky frmer; 96c.
wheat closed g trmer active export demand; white
al 60. Corn q shade better; less doing; new West
Arn mixed, shOat TIC. Sugar i sake lower to
sell freely Rice unchanged Pork quiet and firm.
Lard frmer 7-l6c Naval stores and tailow quiet.
Coffee quiet and unchanged; Rio 81 =, d25c. gold.
eA to good refining ss Moasses quiet snd
Money easy; 607. The demand tor business paper
toners, find themselves with q heavy surplus.
Sterling firm; Sss. Gold l091s 0l0sss. Governments
~ @ ssats e. tte dGng
Of 1858. li7a new dves hos; ten-forties III. '
oonsoIidassd sea-, deferred o.; Eousianas 10, new
Co. evee skies 35 Fights SO; Alabama hts S. fves
new Il, special tax IL south Caroiinas "a.
CrsCINNATf, December n-COtton-Demand fair;
prices advanced; middling l55c. F,our-Demand
sample lots 81 40Ol IS. Corn firm; old ear 550
s6c shelled 55c; new 5ld52c. Oats steady 20 048c.
ksd a. latter rate Lard steady; Kettle naa
steam &c. Bulk meats quiet and steady; shoulders
Sh 05Ac; clear rib Ga c. clear &c. Bacon quiet and
SC. iii new. whisky firm Soc s A' ''' '''' '''"i
ST. LOWS, December l1-Cotton higher, with
good d. mand for spring; mddhng l5c. Flour-De-
mand fair, market firm; sugertne winter $45od5;
sample lots of No. spring Chicago 81 I36l IA;
winter frmer; No. 3 81 80 bid; No. 2 red winter
81 60. Corn scarce, firm and higher; new mixed
5sc, on east track: No mixed sec bid in elevator
Oats-Demana fair prices advanced; No. 2 AZ 0421sc
In elevator. Whisky higher sOc. Pork higher,
Sl40l4 81: Dry salt meats-Little doing; packed
lots on orders, shoulders SIS 05Ac; clear rib 7ac;
clear TIC. Bacon quiet; order lots of shoulders
INC; clear rib 81 C; clear SIC, Lard easier: good
IS 07ac.
Foreign Markets.
Liverpool, December H. Evening.-Turpen.
tine 3ls.
LONDON, December II, Evening" Turpentine 3ls
Ko<.o D.,oGs AooJo-,-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-12
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

The following kilograms were posted at the Cot
LoSDoy, December II Bank Of England rate de
creased-now AZ " cent.
$50 P. Mate of discount on three months
bills in the open market }. W cent below the bank
rate. Specie in the Bank of England increased
Sci 800
4P. M.-Proportion of bank reserves to liabili
4:30 P. M.-Upward movement in American secu
rites caused increased activity.
PAKIs, December II. 5 P. M.-Specie in Bank OF
France increased 5000.Oo0 francs.
Currency WAS in moderate demand, and opened
al = 0i!s Y cent premium. but closed at q al,
Gold opened at yesterdays closing rates Of Ios \
0i0534 for currency, aud ll01a oil for certified
checks and closed at 109l Clio Tor the former and
currency comprised $4,000 at lO9k, and $4,000
and $4,000 at lO9A. No sales for certified checks
were reported. The New York market opened at
l09as and closed at 1895.
Nothing transpired in silver
The movement in sterling exchange was the
gest Of the season and under the influence OF
market closed at y y cent advance over yester-
days closing figures. The sales amounted to
al clear at liz a26oO and 10000 Al clear at III II;
1880 bill of lading and AL clear at 1l6A0ll7 i;
el5,OOO bill of lading and al clear at ll10ll1a;
$1,000 and 600 Al clear at III ii $1,000 and i2500
do at ll7ss bill Of ladng and &35 900 bill Of
ladiug aud AL clear at HI 0ll7h.
The sales of francs summed up goo 600, embracing
800, 900 do at 40, and $50 900 do at -.
At the close sterling bills were quoted at l170
ll74 for bill Of lading and AL clear, and -allSh
for bank, and francs at 4.9e for private and nom-
inal and bank
The offerings of domestic exchange were of lib
eral extent, and rates were rather unsettled. The
sales of New York sight for certified checks covered
1926 ,000 embracing $200UO commercial at i p
cent discount $4,000 and $2O,OOO do and S Is O0O
private bankers At i; $50 600 commercial, $4,000,
S25 and $42 GEO private bankers at par; $20OO0
commercial and 900 private bankers at Lie "
cent premium; yb20,0O0 private bankers at i;
$4,000 bank at 4; $4,000 on Providence at i y
cent discount and $4,000 at \.
The banks checked on New York at u y cent
discount q par for currency aud para 4 tR cent
premium for certified checks, and private sight
former and par for the latter.
In stocks we noticed good demand for Mechan-
les and Traders Bank. Of which sales of 50 shares
were reported at :s27 for certified checks
No sales Of bonds were reported.
The sales of warrants included $1,000 new Metro
politah Police at 20 i, and 5000 do at II. --
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-12
MISUNDERSTANDING.
The Cuhan Question.

Hon. William M. Evarts, of New York
furnishes the following to the Washington
Chronicle of the ninth instant:
NEW YORK, December S.-The Cuban
question, now the foremost in American
politics, is made more than ever intensely
interesting by cypher dispatch l have re-
ceived to-day from Madrid, the substance
Of which I send the Chronicle to- night. Cas-
telar and the immediate supporters of the
Madrid government are in q great Quandary.
They feel that should the demands of the
United States be accepted, and an enforce
ment of the terms of the protocol be re-
sorted to, they will be Overthrown; on the
contrary, they are aware that if they refuse
they will certainly go by the board.
A dispatch has been received at Madrid
from Admiral Polo, in which this important
official expresses his greatest surprise at
the delay, and warns his government of the
consequences sure to follow prolOngation
OF the speedy settlement, and of failure to
comply with the terms. He also expresses
the opinion that the Captain General of
Cuba is without ability to carry out the
agreement tor the surrender of the Vir-
ginius, even if disposed to do SO. He rep
resents in this dispatch that the feeling
among the people of Washington is gener-
ally in sympathy with SPAN, but he also
SAYS that the official authorities OF this gov
eminent have fully and squarely deter
mined that unless the action of Spain is
prompt in surrendering the Virginius and
the prisoners tine whole matter will be i'm
mediateIy referred to Congress, and that a
declaration Of war will undoubtedly follow.
The last Cabinet meeting at Madrid was
. very stormy and exciting one, the Cuban \
difficulty being under discussion. Not only
among the members of FL Casino, but all
over Madrid, the excitement is at fever
heat. A defiant and warlike feeling pre-
walls, and a majority stOutly resist making
any concessions.
This state OF things is being sedulously
cultivated by the Bourbon element of Spain
They are clamorous for difficulty with
the United States, feeling that it will hasten
Castelar's overthrow, and result in their
restoration.
Minister Sickles' resignation will not af
feet the situation in any way whatever, as
be has been almost ignored in the settle |
ment Of the trouble heretofore.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-12

H tsre s G9i0s,Pi,AARRINERsHIP HERETO.
dHe nIm name of Dupre, Refine & Go is uhd DER
instant " NJ mutual consent, to date from second
chsraa 90 .h Emile Dupre will alone ren In H.,
EMILE DUPRE
FRANK RENE
A. TRkPAGNIER
time III 70 the above the undersigned viii co.-
h,s oun M General commission and rice husinas Son
k1ILB DUPBE.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-12
By B.. n. & B. ]. Montgomery.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS, IRON
SAFES, ETe., AT AUCTION.
TRI-WHKLY SALES.
RY X. M. d b j. MONTGOMERY
- &. NJ. Montgomery. Auctioneer Office No. 81
Camp street-Will sd every TUESDAY, THURS
DAY and SATURDAY commencing at eleven
O'Clock. at their auction ROOM corner Camp and
Natchez streets
GENERAL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS,
Iron SAFES, COOKING STOVES, etc.
Terns-Cash. myl
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-12
COMMERCIAL.
THURSDAY EVENING. December II. 1871


COTTON-The sales to-day (nOt including $50
bales omitted yesterday, when the actual business
wss $3.50 bales) summed up little over $500 bales
during the morning being at rather easier rates,
but the bulk of the days sales showing either a
stronger market without any guotabe advance, or
Improvement of &c to which at the close we
found it necessary to conform our prices. We give
also the Exchange quotations as follows:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-12

FOR FLORIDA.
Cedar Keys and Key West, CARRYING RI.
United States Mail.
EA The New Orleans. Florfd.
<1 and Havana Steamship COMPANY
s W,,i a,s pate. first class fast pas
Every Week.
From the foot of Calliope street First D,.trict
RATES OF PASSAGE:
To Key West. To Cedar Kevs
S Stl ..'''''''''''........$3 $50 $25
Steerage...... Is
Through bills of lading issued to all mimi. ~
Florida including Tampa and to New York, ChsIlea.
none but the company's bills of lading signed
and none signed after sailing of the steamer
sPlendld passenger accommodations, and throu oh
tickets given to above peints.
office. f' Ai"AA tAe
For freight or passage apply to
l. K. ROBERTS, Treasurer
No. l20 Common street
Over the Louisiana National Bsnk
de5 ly oe1i"A o@y'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-12
AUCTION SALES,

DY c. II. ESTLIN.-LOUiSIANA AUCTION
II SALE STABLES No. 248 Common street be.
tween Rampant and Basin streets &C T. Estlin.
Auctoneer, will hsve regular sales of Horses
Mules, etc, every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
at IL A. II.
Constantly in receipt Of large invoices of Ken.
lucky and Indiana Sock, which will be sold on the
above named days without limit. sele 3m
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-12
Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN !
Friday December II, 1873.

Ship Caropdelet, Stetson, for Liverpool
Ship Forest Eagle, HOsmer. for Havre
Bark Annie TOrrey, Libby, for Havre
Norwegian brig Alma, Fredrcksen, Tor Genoa
British brig Leitch Huntermann, for Sabanilla
United States of Columbia with lot of ma
chinerv and other material for the construc.
ton Of two steamboats, to navig gate the Magda-
line river. in the United States OF Columbia
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-12
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.


German steamship Strasburg. Barre from Bremen
18th ultimo. via Havre southampton and Ha
vana, to Stockmeyer &co-4th district
Steamship City of Dallas, Hines. from New York
to Geo FOstlick &co-2d district
Steamship Margaret, Baker, from Havana via
Florida Ports to I X ROberts-lst district
Ship Peaccmaker, Clas son. from Liverpool, october
Is, to master-Point
French ship President Theirs Regaut from Bristol
Erg, October FL, in ballast, to master-Point
Spanish brig Faraon BOrOtan, 3 days from Havana
in ballast, to Grand-Point
TOwBOATS.
Heroine. Wright. from the Passes-Towed down
te the bar, 9Th instant, ship Nunquam Dormio
Brought up ships Peacemaker, President Theirs
and brig Faraon
STEAMBOATS,.
B L Hodge Baranco. from Baton Rouge
Henry Tete. Dalferes. from Donaldsonvile
WaloOn, - from Lower Coast
Quaker, -, from Upper Coast
Frank Pargoud White from Argyle
Era No 10. Taylor. from BOeuf river
Bart Able. Jumel. from Wallis Landing
La Belle. Dugas. from Coushatta
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IMPORTS,

NEW YORK-Steamship City of Dallas-Assorted
mdse
LIVERPOOL-Ship Albsnia-3755 SKIS salt
LIVERP0OL-Ship Crusader-4310 SKIS salt
MISUNDERSTANDING Arbitrator-Astd mdse
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10000 prizes $50 600
The title to the above real estate is guaranteed
perfect. The liberal terms of this scheme bring
it within the reach Of al-the greatest opportunity
ever offered for the poor man to rise to wealth.
PRICE OF T1CKETS-Single tickets So So eleven
tickets s25; hfty.six tickets Sl25 lis tickets $3.50
The drawing will be made under the supern-
tendence of a committee appointed by the highest
offcials IN the State duly sworn to the faithful per-
Torrance of the duties assigned them. The high
est tcials, both of city, county and State, have
not only Endorsed Mr.. Abees, but also his scheme
The demand for tickets is unparalleled and all de-
srng to participate in the drawing should at once
form their clubs and send in their orders.
Agents Wanted
in all States, cities and towns in the United States
and Canada.
Money should be sent by registered letter post
Office order express, with the full address OF the
pure haser in plain writing.
Every package of eleven tickets has q chance to
win eleven prizes, but positively certain to win
one, while one person cut of every ten who Dur.
chase package of eleven is bound to win two
prizes.
For further information and particulars send for
circulars to the manager and proprietor, and Id.
dress SIMON ABEIRS
Sell am eco LeAvenWorth, Kansas.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-12
STEAMSHIPS.

STEAMSHIPS.
STATE LINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
LIMITED.
The following new first class, fulpowered Clyde
built Screw steamship are intended to sail re9u.
larly between NEW ORLEANS and LIVERPOOL
and GLASGOW and NEW YORK: NH
LOUISIANA, 200 tons register. Captain Stewart
MINNESOTA. 1000 tons register. CAPTAIN Hamlin
ALABA0A, I4Co tons register. Capt ain Flint
PENNSYLVANIA, $500 tons register Captain Brses
dcOhdIA, ZoW tons register. Captain Cooper
<SA The steamers of this line will san
for Liverpool direct, as follows
--o.- LOUISIANA, @
With dispatch. . -,.-
From New York to Glasgow, sailing forth; phtly.
VIII receive and sign through bills of laGiue 70
HavIe, Bremen, Hamburg Antwerp, Rotter3am
and all Continental ports.
Return tickets issued available for TWFLvR
MONTHS, at reduced rates. and Through Tickets
to all parts OF the United Kingdom and Europe.
a stewardess and surgeon are attached to each
medicines. "
Money Orde rs granted free of charpe
Prepaid Emigration Tickets issued here to mar.
Ties desrOus OF sending for their friends
These vessels cross the bar at all times vj,hon,
detention. 0'
For freight and passage, having superior accom-.
modations, apply to
A. K. MILLER CO..
sel4 No 20 Carondelet street. New Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-12

Inc ABOVE statement is . just, true and cer,acs
transcript from the books of the COMPANY.
g. W. MORT. Secretary.
Parish OF Orleans, city Of New Orleans.
sworn 70 and subscribed before me the ninth dav
u june 1875 2. CHARLES CUvELLIER,
40 ,., Notary Public
the hih.n DAY OF June, 1873 it was resolved to do.
care CASH DIVIDEND OF FIFTEEN PER CENT
on 'ne net earned participating premiums for tho
in July next. 'A 'niio nenoSJ
terest at the rate of ten ner cart 49,
their stock 0on' per annnm
DIRECTORS:
7. Maspero, n.u,.
9. z. Ref, "x,u McCoard,
NJ Pug Il. +. Generes,
p 8. Witt P Fourchy,
D. A. Chaffra;x j. J. Fernandez
Charles Lafitte m Allen
-S. iel2Jv
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-12

cotton 7s sks cotton seed 1o4hhds uksr 12ss Dbl.
molasses and sundries
OOG6HATTA-StesmosLs Beller-lo06 bales cot.
BATON ROUGE-steamer B Z ffodge-sl bales q,
cotton ITO SKIS cotton seed 3ll hhds sugar 1916 bbs
molasses and sundries 1l1 # "a
DONALDSONVILLE-Stea Henry Tete--268
hhds sugar 1928 bbls mOlasses and sundrles
LOWER COAST-Steamer Walloon-54 bbls of
mOlasses and sundHes b. -, "
UPPER COAST-steamer Quaker-18 hhds sugar
81 bbls molasses and sundries ~ -. "
RECEIPTs-NEw BASIN. ...'
ANTE RIVER-Steamer Alce-I0 bales cotton
10000 feet lumber cords wood and sandries
AMITE R!VER-Steamer Favorite-3D 600 feet f
lumber $4,000 shingles so cords wood and sundries
RECEIPTS BIZ RAILROAD.
NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH
ERNRAILROAD, December ll-337O bales cotton and
sundrv produce ...
NEW ORLEANS. MOBILE AND TEXAS RAIL.
Road, December ll-903 bales cotton and sundries
MORGANS LOUlSIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
December n-589 bales cotton IS SKIS seed cotton los
SKIS corton seed $40 hhds sugar ll07 bbls molasses
W Lai bBls mOlasses snd sundres
d. MEMORANDA.
by Telegraph.l
Havana, December TO- 1873.
To Yorke-The steamship Juniata Gather.
inc, arrived to-day, and sails tomorrow for New
Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-12
GIFT CONCERT,
CHORTEST ROUTE TO FORTUNE.
100000 for Only So so.
THE LARGEST RETURN FOR THE SMALLEST
INVESTMENT.
A GRAND GIFT CONCERT
VIII be held at
LEAvENwORTH, KANSAS,
December 81, 1873,
For the benefit of
JUVENILE REFORM SCHOOL.
10000 Gifts, $4,000 in Prizes,
PRINCIPAL Prize. 800. O00

Consisting of the superb palatial residence of Simon
Abales, ESQ, unsurpassed private dwelling in
the United States being only few blocks from the
Orchards gardens and neyards. The building has
been only recently completed with all modern i'm
prOvements
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-12
FOR RENT.

FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT
= peasant front rOom suitable for two oentIa
men convenient TO several lines of cars 81 &c.
49, S'9 peiofd street, near BarOnne next 10 The
ARE -FOUR story brick building References re-.
= nOl4
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-12
REOEIPTa OF PRODUCE,

ARGYLE LANDING-Steamer Frank Pargoud-
1924 bales cotton and suudries
BOEUF RIvER-Steamer Era No 1882 bales Of
cotton and sundries
| WALLS LANDING-Steamer Bart Able-l45 bales
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-12
REMOVALS,

lLMOv ALS,
X EMU AA''''.... ....REMOVtI
lHh CHEAPEST BOOTS AND SHOES IN Touy
sE1IpS Q
, ohLLhn' having removed his entire stock of
men men s w9men's and chiidren's BOOTS and SHOES
5 ~; 10! foydras street to the corner OF Canal
49, S, ens streets, near the Chattanooga passennar
scp;n.; wiIi continue TO sell AT COST everv a.
scrlption OF the above named gooda do I'm oe
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-12
EXPORTS,

LIvERPOOL-Ship Carondelet-4354 bales cotton
1000 SKIS oflcake 5000 slaves
HAVRE-Sbip Forest Eagle-3.83 bales cotton
bbls pecans 1860 slaves
GEkOA-Brig Alma-2.6 hbds tobacco 1000 slaves
3bxs tobacco
] HAVRE-Bark Annie Torrey-2l62 bales cotton
Zoo slaves