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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-03-18
$CBlgNtR FOR 1874

The unexample1 favor accorded TO this magazine
by the public, enables to enter upon the coming
year with the means OF making it more attractive
and valuable than ever before TO it's large and in
creasing number Of readers on both sides of the
Atlantic The serial story Of the year,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-08
The TensnD Delegation.

we :ind in Che St. Joseph NoytA Lo'tisi
ana Journal the following pleasant send of
to the representative. liz the General As.
sembly for Tensas parish:
Messrs. James S. Mathews and J. Ross
Stewart are in New Orleans. ready to re-
eume their duties on the assembling of the
Legislature next Monday, and Senator
Whitney goes down by the Lee to-day. We
are pleased to notice that Representative
Stewart, who has been quito i'll. is in i'm
proved health, and ready to q , good service
this winter in opposition 20 corrupt legisla-
ton. We understand that the TensAs dele.
cation. Messrs. Whitney. Stewart and
Mathews. are unit in opposition to the
'lhieYes," and SO rated by the yings. They
may not be able to enjoy fhe immediate
spoils, but if they remain true to their trust
we predict that they will be sus tained by
their friends at homo long after their less
scrupulous colleagues have been forgotten.
The time has come when the people of all
Glasses will hold their representatives to .
strict account for the manner in which they
dispose of the peoples money.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-08
SEw oRIxAHs CLEARING HOUSE.

The following kilograms we're posted G! the Cot
ton Exchange:
Nsw Eo.K January a M--carryins rate,
LONDON, January 7.-Rate Of discount in open
market on three months bills is 3E v cent Gen
ers opinion, bank rate will reduce tomorrow.
5P. M.-Amount OF bullion gone into Bank OF
England balance to day s 900.
Gold opened at ll0h 1il lb against III ! at New
York, and after fair business closed as the
opening rates against li1a in that MAJ ket me
sales summed up SIS So enb1a ci Ac9o "a. az
and $500 at Ill; 5000 and s 7ooo at lllt; $4,000
at Iii h; $1,000 at liz. and $1,000 at III aaillH.
Ne sales of silver were reported American haI-
dollars we're still quoted at lo7aioS. aud Me xican
dollars at 1850
The movement in sterling exchange was quite
active the market cp ming zia csnt ose, sn rs
amounted to e;SScc embracing ,ssa seC9 c oil Of
1000 $500, 1880 G25OO and $500 at IS 80 e25oo
clear at IS 2s sseoe ss sna 'e ." s ban q
at IS Ban and 6 1000 bank at - 80
The sales of francs comprised 81 @ "a. IN
40 900 on Italy at.
At ,he clio 3 sterling rilis we're quoted at s. %
e5 $50 for bank, and francs i.Soe4.7se fer PR
vate. and nominal for bank ,o,,.,o.
German marks were quoted at tsR 'io5. a..
The offerings Of domestic exchange we're OF I'D.
eral extent, and rates closed shtde Llsnsr ZOE
commercial. The sales of sight on New York coy
cred s AIS 900 embracing s22 0oo commercial at =
y cent Discount; 5000 and 5000 private bank:
ers at \: S2O,Ov0 and 100000 con.mercial, and
$50 90 and $4,000 private bankers at 10;
s 100 600 private bankers AZ l6S4 ana SMUo
and S35 zoo commercial, and els 600, Is 600,
$50 oOJ and $4,000 private banker.' at We
5000 on Prov ,dence and i 10 o00 Boston at i,
The banks continued to check on New iorx at
+ y cent discount AID commercial sight was
still quoted at i CHS.
sales of stocks were eDOfted.
In bonds we noticed sales OF sSoVD efsy soi6
bearing per cents at t9A; $500 at 4S SJVu,
5000 and $500 at so; $4,000 at 81 & and 5i0 800 at
JOk The market closed at about ths latter Pate
No sales OF city appropriation certificates were
reported They are quoted at S.t25S.
The demand for warrants Is for the payment
of city licenses. Metropolitan Police quoted at
75l76 and time certificates at Y 73, both OF which
sre received in the payment Of. city Licenses.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-08
lCONr1NUED PROM FIRST PAoE.W

capture the city. At the same time the de-
tenders teem to have taken fresh courage
from the belief that the present govern
ment is unpopular and will be shortlived.
They have recently made several desperate
sorties, but without effect, and have h0lsted
the black flag over Fort Galleras.
AIaD.of.War Burned.
kilograms from Cartagena say 1t ia re-
ssorted on good authority that the burning
OF the man otwar Ietnan was intestio Ia'
and tina, the EumaDcia and the hendez
Nnnez were to have been destroyed al the
same time, but the plan was discovered ana
they were saved.
fhe disturbance ~ SHrnSesa "n" 'a""'
3 Madrii dispatch to this Standard re,
.nrts that 200 persons were KILLED and
wounded before SaragosA and Nalladolld.
They were surprised
Strengthening the Reserve.
The government intends soon TO add
100, 900 men to the reserve.
Chnnges and designations.
MADRID, January The diplomatic
yeDr+sen tatives uf Spain at Paris. Brussels
and Lisbon have resigned.
It is report d that the government Will
remove the Captain Generals of the Philip
pines. Cuba and Porto Rico. 1t is probable
that Jose De La CoDcha will be appointed
Captain General of Cuba.
The disarmament OF disaffected sOiun-
:eers is going on every where.
The malcoDtrnts in Faiiadolid and Ma
aga dispersed before the troops arrived.
The Madrid municipality has been seot-
.anized. with Carvajal at the head.
The Latest from Madrid.
Seuor Ruiz, Minister of the Interior, has
issued a circular to the provincial authori-
sizes, stating that the principal object OF the
government is to re-estabish order and to
show its compatibility WITH the republic
and ORDER and to secure this object 1t WILL
employ the most energetic measures.
The Iquikddes newspaper has been seized
b. the government officials.
Generals Hidalgo and Ripolh have been
placed in arrest.
The province of Valencia has been de-
eiared in state of sejge.
CASTELAR, has rejected the overtures OF
Tjgueras, SamerOn aud ri y hargai,
asking him to cooperate with them In re-
organizing federal republic.
General Iona has embarked from San
sebastian with three battaliOns OF govern
:nent troops. His destination is unknown.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-08

cotton eoss sks cotton ssed az sts Sod cotton seo
sks oilcake Is bblA krout lU0 bbls OIL ana sunok1
produce .os.a.
NTHIBODAUE- Steamer Lizzie Hopkine.29 mas
surar sks seed cotton bills sugar 60 bbls moias-
ses , half bbls molasses and sundl1es ,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Henry Tete-14S bids 81
sugar sks seed cotton 70 SKIS rice obs sugar ~
bbls molasses and sundries
RECEIPTS By RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS JACKSON AND GREAT NOkIh:,
Ban RAlLKOAD, January Z SlS bales cotton ana
surdrv produce .,v
NEW ORLEANS. MOBILE AND TEXAS Rail,
ROAD, January 7-S9l baes cotton bales muse
bdls paper cks bacon 100 bbls lime 10 dds pcts.os
bbl tnngues bbls whisky 50 bbls tar Iz9 phSs VI
tobacco and sundries
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-08

Nxv YORK. January :. Evening.-Cotton closed
steady; uplards leac; Orleans l6 &c: net receipts
Us bales gross Ss ssles 2sss fatures e los
April 1916 81 3ac May IL OF 7-lsc June l7ac:
% for r com, common to fair extra; SO sail for
good to choice do. Whsks dull At 81. Wheat tss
active, no decided change in prices Sorn-aod'
Pork firm: new mess SIS 500l6 rs. Beef quiet;
mess So sail. Lard ". ak at 9ar. Talow quiet
quiet at 81 %. Freights TO Liverpool steady;
Money easy, .6d7. Sterling heavy. s4s2 2
Leather steady; hemOck sole, Burnos Ayres ana
Rio Grande hight middle and heavy weights ~"
Wool firm; 47a5Sr; domestic fleece lad39c. un'
washed 2-1JOc; pulled Is d33C for Texas.
G,vernments and State bonds unchan ged:
l5t,c Flour STEADY; demand moderate. Wheat
Demand fair market firm; 400l 50. Corn-De,
maud fair; m 'rket firm; SSaSSc; Gats.Demana
si5al5 Is. Lard-Demand fair and market hrm;
sales Of steam at s.. 0shc kettle held at 81 nsc;
Bulk meats dull; shoulders 6d6ac; clear rib = %
nc; clear IA 671c. Bacon scarce; small sslrt;
shoulders ~ 171ac; clear rib 8hc; clear SIC.
Whisky-Denand fair; market firm; 9sc;
changed Flour firm for lower grades; medium
qualities lower: superhne winter 500 90 sSt IRA
family family winter 81 2Sas Is. wheat-spring frac.
ton of; No. spring Chicago 81 2lt al u; win
ter duh and dropping; No. , red winter = a.
No. mixed SIC; OLD Sc in elevator. Oats-Demand
fair and prices advanced; No. 420i5c. closing
95c Dry salt ats firm packed jobbing and or
der lots Of shoulders at She; clear rib Be; clear
8hc. Bacon higher; shoulders TIC; clear RIB sAc;
clear &C. Lard higher; good SC, last half OF Feb
ruary.
Foreigh Markets.
LIVERPOOL, January I. p M.-Cotton- sales
of uplands on good ordinary basis. shipped
January and February, Il6d.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-08
The Only hid Saved FROM the Vile Gu
Eavres

Paris correspondent, speaking of the
Vile du Havre disaster, says:
OF tho fourteen young children on board.
only one was saved. As she came to the
surface she instinctiyely caught at the first
object floating past, and said to a lady who
hung at the other side, II can't die so" A
willtul. petted child, she even now strug-
gled against the general fate. Her own story
Of the shipwreck is shorter than many, but
full of pathos: "There was great crash.
and they call to come on the other side;
then WAS in the water'-she does not re-
member having gone down-"and | chung
to pair Of steps. l was getting tired. very
tired, but Miss - told me to hold on,
and held on; then boat came and took
rs off. I don't remember going on board the
big ship, but they gave me some brandy;
then was dreadfully sick, and they took
off all my clothes and put on me q mans
shirt, and put me to bed" She hugs her
doll, and looks up with her large, blue eyes,
which never until now saddened; and re-
members and seems to mourn over the fate
of kitten which fOated past and she
wished she could have saved.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-08
A Kansas Sentence.

A Kansas paper gives the following re-
port OF a Judges sentence. lately passed on
"a criminal: "Brumley, you infamous scoun-
drel You haint q single redeemlng trait
in your character. Your wife and family
wish we had sent you to the Penitentiary
This is the fifth time I've had you before
me, and you have put me to more trouble
than your neck is worth. I've exhorted
and prayed over you long enough, you
scoundrelI just go home and take one
glimpse at your family, and be off in short
order, Don't let's ever hear of you again!
The grand jury have found two other in
iicments against you. but III discharge
you on your own recognizances, and if l
ketch you in this neck ct woods tomorrow
morning at daylight I'll sock you right
square in Jail and bumb you eff to Jeffer-
sonville in less than no time, you internal
scoundrel! If ever l ke,ch you crossing
your finger at man, woman or child, white
man or niger I'll sock you right square
into the jug! Stand up, YOU scoundrel,
while pace sentence on you"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-08
* eductiOn Of Army Estimates.

The House Appropriations COMMITTEES
held four hours session to-day over the
army bill The Secretary of War had re-
duced the estimates OF the department
about 81, OOO, 900. The committee made q
still greater reduction. and will present
most of the estimates on basis of 1000
men, although legislation necessary to
muster out five regiments must come
through the Military Committee. The bill,
which is nearly ready before the House,
Will not appropriate much over $50 900
for military establishments proper, which
was for $34 800, 000.-ISt. Louis Democrat.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-08
SuRal Mill Burned.

Il is with unfeigned regret that We en-
nounce the complete destruction. by fire, on
the night of the thirty-first uItimO. of
the Harlem plantation sugar house. and
all the machinery and apparatus therein.
and belonging ts our highly highly esteemed
Between the hours of ten and eleven
o'clock of the night of this misfortune, and
after all on the place had gone to bed, the
fire was discovered by persons on the Belle
yue plantation, Immediately below Harlem.
who at once gave the alarm. The flames
had however, by this time gotten such
Roadway, that it was impossible, with Che
means at hand, to extinguish them. They
continued to increase in intensity, and II
was not long before the entire building gas
wrapped in fire. Though a substantial con-
struction, it was in short time wreck Of
its former shape, and all the machinery
tranformed into b condition, little better
than that of old iron. By energetic efforts
y small lot of sugar in hogsheads was
saved; but lot which had not been
"fanned." or put through the centrifugal
process, together with a large quantity of
inolasses in cistern, was destroyed.
As Captain Smith had finished rolling
eight or ten days before TIE thirty-frst
ullimo, it is a little singular how the fire
originated. He expressed the belief that 1t
was caused by some careless pipe smoker
who had been about the building some time
that evening. The opinion of many, how
ever, is that it was the werk Of an incen.
diary. If so, we hear of no clue that can
possibly lead to the identification OF the
guilty party.
The Harlem sugar house was built by Mr..
John WeaderstraBd at the time the planta-
ton was first cleared for cultivation. up
ward of forty years ago. It was one eff the
most substantially constructed brick sugar
houses on the lower coast. We learn that
the building and machinery was covered by
100000 insurance, which il not more than
half the value of the property destroyed.
Together with all the people along che
lower coast, and hosts Of Others in different
portions Of the State, We tender Captain
Smith our sympathy in his great loss. After
snch season of poor crops Of sugar, to be
presented on New Years morning with the
sight of your fine sugar house in ruins, and
the expensive machinery twisted into old
iron, and all only partia!iy covered by in
surance, is anything but entertaining. How
ever. Captain Smith has the pluck OF the
Anglo Saxon that is in him. and will not be
east down by misfortune. --Piogae'nincs
.rasu n.'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-08
MEDICAL.
COUGHS, COADS. ASTHMA.

Remember that for all affections Of che
THROAT AMI LUNGS
Laplace's fndi"" Turnip Pec;orni Balm
Is HE SULE R-MEDY
Combining efficacy Of action with a nlnet palatable
favor. Give 1t tri,l Price 81. Sold at all well
assorted drug stores. aud by the Proprietor.
B. LiPLACE.
Chemist, Nos. % and Is Elssian Fields street.
lat cod I'm
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-08
Marine Intelligence.
OEPICE OF THE REPUBLICAN, I
Thursday. January 8. 1874. !
CLEARED YESTERDAY

Spanish steamship Francoli. Cartier. for Barceions
via Havana
ship John Watt. Morse, for Havre
ship Zephyr, Swr-tzer. for Havre
Norwegian bark Vista, Grunde, Tor Hare
spanish brig T-resits, Gel ri, for Barcelona
Schooner Linda Cox, for King ton
Schooner Mathlce krsnz. kich. for Boston
Schooner Mary Emily. Kruger. for Pensacola
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Spanish ship Pedro Plandolet rons. from Havana.
in ballast to III Puig &co-Point
Ship Mong 4lOre, Tho" ss. l8 days from Dtmerara,
in ba last, to J Bryson Gco-Point
Barkentins q l. PiersOn, Eidridg-. II days from
Boston, to Geo A Fosdck &co-lst district
Schooner J Krauz. Pitcher. 10 days from Boston.
TO master-lst district
TowBoATs.
Wabash Lumberd from the Passes-Towed down
to the bar, 4th instant. ship Nile and bark Johu
g. ddie.Brouxht up ship r-dr" Plandelet
Jevett. Riddle. from the Passes-" ent down
hght-Brought up schooner II Kralz
Heloine Wright, from the Passes-Towed down
to the bar. Sd instant. bark Kun. berg and bri:
W Hunt-BrOught up ship MongaOre and
osrkentine G J. Pierson
STEAMBOATS,.
Maria louise Brinker from shreveport
Great Republic Hicks, from emph's
Lizzie Hopkins AucOn frpm rhibodauS
Henry Tete. DalfeIes from Thibodau1
BELOW COMING Up.
French bark Isis, Terry II days from Cayenne In
ballast. 20 Master-
EXPORTS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Linda-l0 900 shingies IS
bbls -four ID bbls pork 10 bbls beef 5 bbis bread
HAyRE-sh,p John Watt-34oO bales cotton $500
slaves
HAvRE-Ship zephyr-3s5g bales cotton s44o
slaves
BOSTON Schooner kathilda Kranz ~21Ss bales
cotton 10 900 OK horns 20 cks OK horus AO0 slaves
1870 feet lumber so bb pitch
PKNSACOLA-Scnooner Mary Fa,!y-5O0 SKIS corn
IS SKIS bran 20 Kegs 0-er IL baes way 50 bbls pot~
toes Is hhIs touI bbls Whisky and saudi
BAKCELONA-Brg 1eltslla-i55 bales cotton
Is $40 slaves
BARCELONA VIA HAvASA-fot BarceIona-l68l
bales cotton
HAVRE-Bark vista-lsO0 bales cotton $50 slaves
LlvERPOOL-Ship SIberia-3.T3 oal-s cotton $50
SKIS seed cotton meal - SKIS seed cotton 500 saves
le1O bbls -four
IMPORTS.
Observation-Disclosures Z L Pi.rsoa Astd mdse
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
nAyH 81.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-08


Consult atiOns cor fdenfial. MN ~,
kUkhAU or MUNAD.C NKDIC1NK.
- surgery ara Midwifery, No. 1853 Birnv1lle cor
Medical OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Palsy Fevers Erv
speiaa Epilepsy. INSANITY. Drop ', Rheumstlsin,
aud H. to days all painful . fec iona and ina Am,
nA',1ns OF the Braiu, SPINAL Cord and E.rv.a
Throat Lungs, Heart, Liver, Stomach Bow.ls
Bladder Kidneys. BoDes. Joints. etc I on dol arr
surgical Observation-Disclosures Fractures. Tu
NOR and D'slucatIons; speedily cures InIp,t-ntis
and SferitIty, Scr"fu ., all Urethra and H.mi.aI
discharges, V-n-ienl, Scrotal and ST. IA Diseaaes
frequent or difficult urinAtonss prrserv.s lfmhs
from impu'ation AID the Bladder from Litbotomy
GERS or Structures without pain.
midwifery D-pa tment-Positive'y cures all dis
eaees ~ TIE womb and Ovaries all rnusueI dc
chAfges nlcerat"ns or trrtatiOrs and when ths
n'ensrs ART painful or obstructed from any cass.
atev+-, the cause ia removed nd tas,th ra
Letters addressed to .u.L rt.,. tux ll16 NJ n,
eans, louisiana will receive atr.rtion OAc.
hours for ladies 10 A. N to IL M and N A.
For gentlemen from 100 p. NJ a.
LANtELOT II. EvHRITT
Coronated Doctor Of Meilciue and phiInso,hr
Fellow Member OF the Roy C.llege of Surusnns
o. Ir At Britain. Licentste Of Mid wife, snT
Iynecoisgy. formerly Obstretric SURGEON IN
1hrf with Sir janice Y. Sim,sop Rarone+ M
gland surgeon Of thu L,ui> ian a Cavalry and
ndxth Infantry in n. xico H.s,.r of Arts ~
nerapen.ics and Enbry Onic volntions,
Mim"ef OF the hnnferiaD Society of heJicine
science aud Bellies Letters Ass"ciate M.mhe,
Of the Un' ersities Of Great Britain and Amsr.
lea. " '~i anu A"ei'
\. BAN fees houoraby returned IN na.,.n..
VINO 90 net receive their full value. "a a nuid ,.ro
'1'~ fe20 ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-08
COMMERCIAL.
TxDs.sDAr EVENING, Janusfy :. ia:4.

WEDNESDAY EVENING. JanuHfy :. 1a'4.
COTTON-The sales to-day mot including 1850
omitted yesterday summed up 800 bales a ~ ttfer
prices for all desirable kinds. shown in come
cases an advance Of itc, while the lower qualities
continued irregular and easy. We amend our
Quotations arcort i, ely, and give also ihs Ex
hanSe figures rs below:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-08
DETITIONs AND SCHEDULES

Prepared strictly according to the bankrupt law
general orders of the United States Supreme
Court and rules Of the United States District
Court. by JOHN g. CARTER
At tie ONCE OF c. 9. Kellogg Register in Bank
ruptcv, Cnstomhouse building, New Orleans,
Blanks ALWAYS on hand. M,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-08
MISCELLANEOUS.

1OSEPH DAYTON,
DEALER IN
DIANE J E w E l. II \.
FINE WATCHES. CLOCKS. ETC,
1871 and 1873. Canal street. ISL and foS
Hair iawe,ry made to order. Diamonds rese. .;
Gold and silver plating. Watches, jewelry ana
CLOCKS repaired gu shortest notice. JsI IM
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-08
FOR FLORIDA,

FOR FLORIDA.
Cedar Keys and Key West, Cam
United Stntes Mail.
A and Il Har MS~ s nsisaa,' / /
%ltal.M will dispatch q first cls i
ssf3 senger 81 Gamer
Every Week,
Prem the foot OF Call ope street, Ens I
RATES = PAsSAGE
TO Key West. ToCN
OAolu. -...-...........,$ 4A
&C.,. 20
Through bills of ladiug issued 10 al,
Florida, including Tampa and to Sew Hat
ton and Savannah.
None but the company's bills Of lst4
ana none signed after sailing of the steam
Splendid passenger accom- mod ations, al
Tickets given to above points,
NO freight received without permit
Office.
For freight or passage apply to
]. 4. ROBERTS. Tressufs
No. 100 Commons
Over the Louisiana Nation
me steamship follows On RI
de5 ly
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-08

RATEFUL FOR THE LIBERAL FAT,
VI ronage heretofore bestowed. the uDdersigntn
respectfully informs the public and his ofd 11'en"S
In particular, that ne has removed 10
No. 81 Camp Street,
In the Tulane building where his former speclaity
will be continued as
RRAL ESTATE AUCTlOEBKR AND APPRAISERS
He will give his personal attention to the save
and purchase of all city Real kstate' Fian1auans,
Miper raj and Tmbered Lands; Bonds, Bank stocHs
and otter city securities; Casgoes, etc: whetne.
under private Instructions OF by judicial process
CITY property at ended to upon moderate terms
With his known experience and devotion 70 tho
interests Of bis patrons, he hOpes to merit con-
G. X GIRARDEY.
Nexr Orleapa Dec.mber 10 1871 deli I'm
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-08

FllHE LABORlNG. HOMESTEAD
COOPXRATfyK ASSOCIATION.
91euisinnas
OFFICERS.
ARISTIDB GERARD, President,
EMILB DRBUYS, Vice President.
DHSUAU HALPHEN. secretary.
gL0RR LAUvE. Treasurer.
BOARD o. DIRECTORS.
JUtBS TUYBS, JBAN LANGLBs.
ALPHONSK TBRTROU. WILLIAM B. SCHMIDT.
P. CYPRIBs PICARD, FMILB DEBUYS,
CHARLES NATHAN ARISTIDE GERARD.
DANyILLE L. KkRNIOE.
COMMITTEES.
Organic tion--E. DHBUiS. J. TUYBS. O. Ma
THAN.
Pinance-A rERTRoU. J. TVTFs. D. L. KER
MON
Lands and Farms-l. TERTR0U. q. L KERNION.
P kICsRD.
Coop, alive Nores-W. 3. SCHMIDT. <. DE-
BUYS. LANGLt6.
By-Laus-E. DEBUYS.j J. TUYE.. CHARLES Ma
THAN.
Office of the Observation-Disclosures Building foot
of Canal and Common streets. del6 SIN
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-08
Monetary--Commercial,
MONETARY.
OFFCB OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,.
"WEDNESDAY EVENING, January I. 1874.

"WEDNESDAY KvBN1Ns, January !. 1874. )
We have no new feature TO notice in the money
market The offerings at the banks continue OF FAIR
extent, and all approved business paper !. readily
accepted The demand tor discounts on the street
shows but little variation, and the reported trans
actions indicate quotabe change in rates,
though the market for AL GLASSES of paper appears
to be easier. We continue to quote street
rates tor first class paper, accompanied BY
unexceptiOnsbIe coliSterals. at l0lh p cent y
month; Al without coaterals at L 40, and Sec
ond grade at az First class mortgage paper con-
tinues to rule At 10 " cent p annum. and &C.
Oud grade 1T 1l1R
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-08
MARKETS.

Mary Alice, Ames, Bodmann. for New Orleans City
of A II on Be lie Nj m phis, for St. Louis
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-08
BUSINESS CARDS.

JULES MARCHAL. CHARLES vAUTHIER.
MARClIAL'S RESTAURANT,
No. 10 Union street. between st. Charles and Car.
Ondolet.
Boarding by the Day. Week or DIonth.
FURNISHED ROOMe
Private Supper Saloon for parties des1m
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-08
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTQ

NO 1870 CAMP STkRET
was opened on the first insta, t. and "a . hora
!. .. maze attractive without home rule Il
tor tCAPrAiE JOHN McCARPBRrfi to mars pnn
read-r feel at home whenever YOU cali tor
No. 1888 Camp street onocoiase' etc.,
Boarding by the day week or month ;.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-08

Observation-Disclosures Maria Louise 20l6 bales
cotton 20 bales hides IL bids hidee ana surdre-
ACCOMPLISHMENTS Great kepubAc-37l7 bales