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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-07-14
REPORT OF TIE CONDITION


OF TIE
WATERBURY NATIONAL BANK,
AZ Wrtrtury. IN the S't'e Of Ttrm Mt, Ut
c,o>e Of b't<iac<s, Ju.e ) )th $50
RE-JCRcES-
I:aan1 a,li Discounts. sl..ao. 9
De.r iron approved ,t,~erve A-ents. l3.sJ :
H. 4. estate, fur-iI' lce and nxtures. l.v
BlI- u ath r : ~ "a. i..al- la.5 o
Fr.ictIp4i! 6 Irr.u -N,-L !i..l- Makes ,
L. al Tender y to- 4s5c .,
i-r. .4.. >, c.r -,l'4.I H., 40 .
Ier c...t ~i-.n.,.i,l iI4I, o.! 81
T,tal, So ISL :
,1 ,at'.1 $ :, e e, ,Asi IL sleoo3.S
}:r5 = i.,i- ar! .1i' if-.anin 49,
Dem I'D certluc4tes deposit. 5l.rs5 80
STATE OF yEtNp>r
Il ti@ al, ,yr-nained Bank j, Ielnnly sseer th-
.i A. - "a. iet Is tfde T. o = ~ q Of n klo
-rIori AID II. % b.: this day o
I1lsl'-' 81. !, , !LAsL. ia '.-e o' the Peace
IArL DLLGSGHAn,
H,rH ZEN M,,jopY Directors
Igp< y 1Ht FLOOD When the blood l. vel
-u'ilr " I'LL Is non element, We i'-'.i vigorous an
| t"ll of AMIN anon. 1t /, an ln-ntt I-rcy al TN
| V!tl element taIt MAX, u tect wctk AMI lu~
p''t"Aide 81 lI"nl en- supply th 'iencienct.
- use VIII lnvlsOratc Us wOAueiiutIy.
| e ,>oMIC.L NEW 70 ID . cent, Will bay ,
package OF sea los tarne m dc from pure IrI-l
Moss, when Vii make ifty KIND, oil Dishes. sucl
= CAKES plts pu,i'lln-> exc Or Is quarts of Gu
.,r'!7 jcIe>, hifirtte I:u--e Line man
rlc. Sold by al druggists a,tt q. ocers. FINAL
lar - -..fiy
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-07-14
OF TIE CONDITION
FIRST NATIONAL. BANK

Of N,n'pciitr. in the STE Of I'frnao'a. az
the close of Business. June 30h, lS1J.
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts. S34l 0sl 81
L b. III to srcjIr, circulation, $50
Other b Is s.
ID Ie fro n apnrpve ltaIarya AGENTS. 40 o.
u l.. fr oth-r %irlblal Il .uks. Il l63 =
r Irniture and ix.;Ir--. 42S5 ~
Current Expenses aud paid 42-l ~
Cheeks and l'h"r ra-;I items
h lis II other y ttl NAL Banks, 0 e
Fr.'tlO IIl ,lrrcn ) (.IIcludI < nIckrlsl rs
Icgal- Fender Noes 5.s2 u
per '-emt i ,..r Iltion. 1850 o
Due from u. = Treasurer. other than Eve
Yer cent REDEEM ton fund.
Total s7ls .p q
Capital Sick paid in $3.50
I'lIS mi.
Oth-r undy Il profits. % "A -
ttlpIti Btuk ' ties outstanding. 2l2 4sJ
7 DIvli ~ l. ln:,ili. - ~
/ Ind Id Ial Dep sits slhie"t % check Of a,3 ~
| Time CcTtli pt dtlusIt $500 "
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-07-14
i,DR COUGHS. COLDS, IIOAR>ENE->
and all THROAT DISEASES. use
WELLS CARBOLIC TABLETS.
Put NJ, Only in BICEboxe. atriei Al. remedy
Or sale by druggists generally. and
DTUDING LOTS FOR SALE!

oOn Per day a. home Terms +-ee Al
81 SZO dress q sTIssos Co t,i,'lsl-d
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-07-14


WIN pSO0 l. )U\TY.
! Abont .x hun lei ~h.'p porIohe il :. recent
| storm at WeaihersGeld
Milo tips, If !;.tl.l he> RAISED lor market tn :
san ner We .rv-l,c 81, is of ,;ri vo..res. But
the h3l str, W rIles il in'l,or county were
never IN lDln ltnt than now.
! Mr.. Evarts has bought lot Of land over in Cor.
p,sh oppos tie his Windsor resi- iCnce, and the pa
pers are ,Iispuin- whether it WAS bought TO bu i'd
on or ioi pasture. Tie W indsor journal says it
is not with intent to change ms place OF
) residence.
Robert an! tie Try Hr!:ton, of Hartlsnd, have a
thirty cornfeli.
The track of the Wood>tok Railroad is laid
abou. three miles fan Wllte River Junction
toward, WOO lst,cA.
The JUL term Of the L ltei :. Circlit court
at Windsor, ~, oVvHei An closed Tuesday 10y
: Jnstlce I'D I:7'. .ttl ut uelsa;tilc any bu9i
ness.
The h>a.li, IL the Cta;rii Vermont railwa,
dispute am 'ei f,r rIr, ~ - Windsor, Ia
becc p IS. Ioncl t. august J. Meanwhile the S MI
party, pIS,c55i III Of tie rDll are zctlou 81,
working to place the road and it. leased lines on
better footing.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-07-14
nFI-BEN c. PERKINS ESTATE.

Blythe Court.-Attest-
y A. Oh
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-07-14

In >OLDIERS KErNION.--1he reunion
h1".eboro promi-cs to be a most succ-
"~-fl. on. The soldiers are certainly for
~ IT, in tll~ir or4tor-Vice PresidintW Will
n A'yllL 4 'cepted the invitation to fill
,4t l.tee, The railroads will carry for
A'-i it:y suui aIl soldiers who 60 and don't
Va u carry their ratons will be supplied
n Tire .r9anl for the very reasonable
~ n q ole dollar a day.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-04
WEST INDIES.
Trouble ut Aspinwall.

TFouDSo NJ A0p1mW0us
KINGSTON, ia, February 3.-Disturb
saasces are reported in Aspinwall in conse
&0ence of the imprisonment Of DR.. PiggOtt
= British subject. A man Of war has beer
ssIy1erea from this port to Aspinwall to sup
VGg't the British consul, who has been as
sanited.
Steamer Ashore.
Che French steamer MoBtezuma, from
Yort au Prince for Havre. loaded with cot.
aao, went ashore of Inaugua and is q total
ssneck.
Bishop Perche and Father Allen.
HAVANA, February 3-Arch bishop Perche
xud Rev Patrick Allen, of New Orleans, are
in this city collecting funds for Catholic
church in Louisiana. 1t was rutnOreG IN
New Orleans that Father Allen was dead.
TITO report is without foundation. Father
Allen Ia in perfect health.
A Mexican Merchant Absconded.
we'll known Mexican merchant has
&tssconded from the City of Mexico. leav.
iaE liabilities to the amount of 5000, 600.
several failures OF small firms are ex-
Fected.
The Cuban Commissariat In Pledge.
The Vosc de Cuba says the Captain Gen.
rral favors the scheme of number of cap.
stslists to provide for and take charge of
sise subsistence department of the army. As
N guarantee of reimbursement for outlays
Ia the purchase of supplies, portion of the
receipts from export duties is to be set aside,
and the combination is to be permitted to
lake part in the collection of said duties.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-04
MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK, February 3-Si1es of 1881. coupon
l2oA: tive-twenties OF 1862: coupon. ll6ss: sixty
sixty. ssvens l2Oh: sixty eigbtbs l2O. new ives
Il5*; ten-forties. coupon, ll7A.
State bcnds-Tennessee SKIES ca; new 81 Viz:
gtanA skies 81 new 81 consolidated S.: deferred
To- Louisiana skies n. new q: isvee sixes %;
eighths q; Alabama eighths IS: 6ves 40; Georges
skies 81; seveDs 81 North Carolinas 26h; new Is;
3oX. '''' go
Cotton closed firm; up!.nds lske: Orleans Is &c;
Futures closed steady: sales u 900 bales as fol.
lows Low middiing for February is u 3s9is s-lsc;
s r. s sSs "a a 9sy 5 tis
0is 81 ssc; for Aaeust II l:leSI7 sc:
S1sas dun and heavy for for fair to good
good mnscovado re6sed dull Moiassas quiet and
unchanged Talow steady ct sHOSE. Rcsin
sr%sr :: e i fG IT
ell0l2 for extra do. Lard firmer; prime steaM
l4sc. Whisky lower At s4he. Freights to Liver.
0I.ossArl. February a-Cotton steady and do.
%ana KS F9 sssS
red 81 ossI r. 6orngMsraes a. rm a. s1sssc
Oats-Demand fair ard market firm ct ss062c.
Pork Market firm at els Lard sfeady; demand
fair and ms1ss. a shoussr
s. d6hc clear rib 81 09Ac clear 81 alec. Bacon
steady and demand moderate shoulders &c; clear
changed. Fiour-Good demand for low and medium |
- 1894 IS. Wheat dun and dropping: No. red |
winter 81 06; No. spring Chicago 500. Corn firm;
'6Ac. Whisky $50. Pork held at els IS Dry |
salt meats firm: shoulders 6k 06Ac, clear rib Ok |
09Ac, clear 81 Ol0c. according to age Bacon un. |
changed; only order trade. Lard arm; 1880.
For0lgn Markets.
LIVERPOOL. February 3. Evening" Cotton-Ssles |
m bash. OF middling uplands, nothing below
ow midaling, clipped March and April, nd:
ow good ordinary. deliverable February 7Ad.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-04
First District Court,
NEGOTIATIONS FILED.

First District Court.
INFORNATIOKs FILED.
Larceny-Joe Davis alias Bell Kendriss
Hampstead, e. H. Kruse.
Entering store in night time, etc.
Thomas Mcfarland.
Assault aud battery-Johu Jones, J. H.
Snowman, Auguste Myers. 49,.
NOLLE PROsEQUI.
Assault with dangerous weapop-Tony
Mann.
All cases fixed for trial were continued.
PLEADED GUILTY.
Assault and battery-JOhn Jones, re-
manded.
PLEADED NOT GUILTY.
Entering store in night tme-Thomas
Mcfarland.
Larccny-Joe Davis, alias Bell.
BAIL.
Larceny-Mary Williams, $500
Assault and battery-Luuis Henderson.
Moilie Shepherd, $3.50 each.
second District Court.
The, succession of Casey Brown was
opened.
Fourth District Court.
JURORS.
Out of the panel drawn for this month.
so many were found dead or residents Of
vacant lots, ETC., that Judge Lynch will
order new one. Twelve competent Jurors
were sworn, and are now serving.
Fifth District Court.
JOHN Cockrem, receiver of the New Or.
leans National Banking Association va.
Fairbanks & Gilman.-Plaintitf sues to
recover $50a %, alleged to be overdravn
In bank by defendants. Verdict for plain
tiff for full amount.
Judge Cullen discharged the venire of
Jurors because the jury Commissioners had |
drawn from the jury box, among forty
eight nance, four names Of aliens, and the
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-04

sidered doubtfnE 1liss JndkinA q 0soDue'
vile. shoulder dislocated: Mr.. Raymond,
eighty hurt; Tom Ryan, conductor, ~
riously injured; brakeman, name unknown,
ahoulder hurt. The injured were taken
to Bennett station. sf
Anoeher Fire ia Chicago.
CHICAGO, February 3, $50 p. MA 6re
of apparently considerable magnitude nas
been burning in the southwest part OF ne
city since about five O'Clock, and . heavy
wind having been blowing. it is feared tnes
great damage has been done. Inc nre "
now under control.
The ere heretofore mentioned was not 90
disastrous az expected, it originated in
Frisbee's hay press. corner OF Wngnt ana
Munge0n streets, destroying the building
with a large amount Of baled hay. and
three email dwellings. Total loss estimated
from $l2, 900 to $4,000, partially incurred.
Probabilities.
WAR DsPARrxKNT)
Once Chief Signal O6acer ,
Washington. February ,. 1s7s. Ga5 P. n }
During Thursday. in the South Atlsntie and
Gulf States. rising barometer. cold north aud
west winds. with partly cloudy and clearing
weather.
River and Marine News.
PASS AIOrrRs. February 3, 6 P. M.-Wind north.
strong. Arrived-British schooner Lily Of the
Valley. Leitch master: six days from Utfls with
fruit to J. Mscheca Co.; American schocner L.
mOine, Leach. master. forty eight days from kio
Janeirc with cargo Of coffee to Duncan. Sherman
l. Co. Sal craftsmanship W. P. Clyde, ship Tas-
maniau and bark Margaret
6oCTHwEsr Pass. February 3.-Barometer 304S:
Wind north, blowing hard: Weather thick and
raining. No arrivals. Sailed -SchoonersJ J. simon
son and L. p. Mason.
vlcKsRuRG, February 3.-Up-Capatol City. ct II
M No boats down to-day. Weather cool and
cloudy. The river rose one foot four inches.
MEMPHIS. February, 3.-Tbs river has risen
twenty v. ST ven inches during the last twenty four
hours. Wea,her. clear and cold. Arrived-Belle
Lee FROM New Orleans.
CINCINNATI, February 3.-River twenty feet
nine inches and falling. Weather very windy and
cold. Departed-L Louisville and Charles Morgan
for Sew Orlesns.
CArRo February 3.-No arrivals. Departed
Dean, tor Cincinnati 8 last night. River
twenty four feet ten inches aud rising. Weather
,lear. Mercury $40.
EVANSVILLE February 3.-River risen eighteen
inches. Weather cold and WINDY. Passed down.
;. B. Church. IN last night.
LOUISVILLE, February 3-River about stationary.
With nine feet nine inches in the canal. Depart
Houston for New Orleans. Ice in the river 10
wore Plentiful: free4irg hard.
PITrsBUaG, February 3.-River six feet four
inches and rising. Weather colder to night. |
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-04
Tho Romance Of q New Orleans Steam.
kAaf.

Quite an amusing scene occurred in the
Senate on Tuesday, on the introduction BY
Senator Sargent Of q claim for damages
against the government, made by the own.
ers of . steamer called the Clara Dolsen,
which was captured on the Mississippi river
during the war. 1t is fair to presume that
the Senator from California did not know
the full particulars regarding this boat, but
another Senator did, ~ will appear. Mr..
Sargent arose and stated the case with great
eloquence. He related how the owners had
made this claim years ago; how they had
waited at the doors Of Congress for relief
until young men had grown old and
gray waiting at its threshold. 1t was
time. he said in q thrilling climax to
his effective speech, that Congress
heard the prayer Of these petition
ers and granted them the payment of
their juet debt. Having finished, he sat
down with full reliance that the bill would
at once be passed. At this juncture Senator
Alcorn. Of Mississippi, aroee and quietly
told the following story: He said he lived
in Mississippi, some miles below Vicksburp.
His house stands upon bluff overlooking
the river, and in the summer of 1864 he
happened one day to be standing near bis
house. looking up the river, when suddenly
a steamer appeared in sight. 1t was in q
great hurry. The smoke WAS rolling out of
pitching cord wood into the furnaces at a
lively speed. The boat was evidently going
very fast. As it passed his
station he had time to notice that the
name ''Ciara Dolsen" was painted on the
wheelhouse. 1t had been out of SIGHT prob. |
ably ten minutes, the Senator said, when |
another boat appeared in view, also coming
down the river. This was & government
tug, aud strange to say, it appeared to be |
in q greater hurry than the steamer. He |
was not kept long in suspense of the mean. |
ing Of this rapid l0oOmOtion on the part of |
the two boats; for, in half an hour, the tug
again appeared in sight, steaming up the
river, and the steamboat followed in ita |
wake. There was no race in the contrary
however. for the latter was made
last to the tug by o stout rope. In other
words, it was q lawful capture, and when
brought to port was found to be loaded
With cotton, which it was running out of
he Yazoo river in behalf of the Southern
confederacy. This was all the story. but
he claim Of the owners of the ''Clara Dol.
en, for damages received ut the hands of
he United States was at once dropped. md
will probably never be heard Of more.-I
Journal.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-04

Democratic caucus, held last night, NOM
mated Mr.. Cameron, conditioDally. upon
Ms acceptance of the platform. that in.
blades hard money; tariff for revenue, only,
aDd the supremacy Of civil authority in
time Of peace.
1kr. Cameron, the Senator elect was
York, in 1926. He came to Wisconsin In
aSH, and has served six years in the State
Legislature and was Speaker Of the As.
seuab bly, in 1867. He il lawyer and . pro.
rsinent member of the Episcopal Church.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-04
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE,

Gold opened at llsf 0llAt. against ll4k at New
Y .rk, and after ? iair business closed at has q
touched ilss during tho interim Tho -. sales ,s
summed up $50 600, embracing Ss000 and 5000
at lAk; $4,000 and $4,000 1t lax: 5000 At
~ I,4s; $4,000 ut lAA, and $4,000 and $I7Goo 1t
No sales Of silver were reported; American half
o cea.s aIs aes s st while hs1
sterling re- pounded e the luct9.tions in gold at
New York opening 10 ee"t above Asstssdss
patch quoting gold at ilst, and subseq uenty re.
ceding 2.l0 p cent on the last dispatch quoting
gold AZ ll4A, making the net advance for the day
$40 v cent The movement was Of liberal extent,
amounting to $4,000. comprising $4,000 Al clear
:. IS SOS scOos az + e sSSs S 9ssoe bi5i q
e5 53h as IS: $1,000 do snd e24OoO do and Al clear
at IS 5505 ssh. and $4,000 Al clear at IS 54k0
and closed materially higher. The sales com.
pr!sed 6Sscoo commercial. embracing 10000 at
SO, and 90 600 1t ASS. We also noriced sale
OF Is 900 on Italy at -
At the close Ring bill. were quoted at, SIS 50
IS 57k for bank and fraucs at IS al So for COM
mercial and 50 for bank.
Tho offerings Of domestic exchange were of
quite liberal extent, and meeting with 3 good
demand commercial closed firm az previous quo
tstions The Gales Of New York sight covered
CON mercial aud S20OO0 and $40 COO do and private
bankers ct cent discount; $500 and $4,000
commercial. aud $l3ooo and So. 600 private bank.
ers at 3d. and &50.00O and $50 600 do at Is
We also noticed sales Of go 600 three days' sight
on New York at % v cent discount. and $1,000
commercial on Providence at 4.
The banks continued to checked on Few York
1t y " cent discount and commercial sight was
still quoted at y 13.i6.
The sales of stocks included 16 shares Lamm's
rireless Engine Company formerly the Ammonia
l'hermo Specific Prcpeling Company Of Americal
Il e. 50 Crescent CITY Sisngh!srhouse Company
1t $50 and do at $50 so
The sales Of bonds included $1,000 city gold |
bearing seven per cents at 37.a asia; $40 coo do
It ~ 4; $1,000 new state coHsOdatea seven per |
ents at Al, and several large transactions In old
'iate warrants. Of which the particulars weye
withheld.
City appropriation certificates continue entirely /
Iomiral
Nothing was reported in Metropolitan Police war. j
ants; they are still quoted nom inal at 65.
NO sales of state warrants were reported. Old
Ttre still quoted at about rs and new al about 81
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-04
LEGAL NOTICES,
FOURTH DISTRICT CoUnT FOR rHI PARIpH on
ORLYANS
MRS. BERNARD sAULAY vs. HEB HUSBAND
10. l3,l6&.

r HEREBY CERTIFY THAT on THR TWELFTH
i day Of January, 1875 Judgment was ssndersd
m this court in the following entitled suit. in the
wcrds and figures following, 70 witt
Mrs. Bernard 6aulay W. har husband-N0. a, l64.
For reoo0As this day orally assigned, end tho
court considering the law and the evidence to be
in favor Of the plaintiff 1t 10 ordered adjudged and
decreed that there b judgment in fhv0r Of Hrs.
Celestine Agatbo Heno. wife Of Bernard 6aulay,
and against defendant Bernard Saulst, for the
sum Of thirty.elght thousand six hundred and
ninety i've dollars aud sixty TIRES ceatA amount
Of her paraphernal properly, less three Thousand
and twenty two dollars ard fifty cents, sp0nnt Of
charges In succession Of Widow Baca4 aa1 inter
est thereon. amounting to ono hundred and nine
ty seven dollars and s8ventv-0ue conte, to Be de-
Quoted from the claim Of plaintiff viz: thirty
thou and SIX hundred and ninety I'VE dollar1 So6
sixty-three cents, and legal intertst ON said
amount Of thirty i've thousand four hundred end
seventy i've dollars and f0rty.two cents from judi
cial demand, viz: Sci tember 70. 1874. with len
and privilege, according to law and costs Of suit
Judgment rendered January IL. 1875.
Judgment signed January u.s. 1873.
B. L. Lynch. Judge.
In testimony whereof have hereunto set my
hand and affixed the seal Of the said court at the
city of New Orleans, on this, twenty. sixth day Of
January, in the year of our Lord one Thousand
eight hundred and seventy tive, and the ninety
ninth year OF the independence of the United
States.
fs4 IA s. 3D. DsBLOIS, Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-04
GO0dsby Knlaknun.

Good.by Knlakaun.
nan FRANCISCO, February 3.-The King
81 the Sandwich Islands departed with 3
royal salute.
Seeking the Empty shoes.
CHICAGO, February 3.-Prominent among
tho candidates for bishop of Illinois t0
sacceed Bishop Whitehouse is DR.. FULTON.
BALTMoRE. February Six careoes.
1p0OO bags, coffee, arrived from Rio TO-DAY
The Bar sinister.
MEMPHIS, February 3.-The Appeal savs
In reference to the book found in possess;nr
Of . lawyer ut Louisville, relating to the in
trsGnes and alleged marriage of George ~.
81 England, that Louisville has the book.
but Memphis has the man, and that Francis
Wolfor1 White, clerk in tho Southern Ex.
peas office here, is grandson of that mon.
arch by Mrs. Fitzherbert. Mr.. White ststes
that his father, William Wolford White.
died at Portsmouth, Hants, June "a. 1859
md left behind papers establishing the fact
tlset he was SON of King George. Mr..
White treats the matter with indifference.
He has two brothers living in this State.
600 at Nashville.
Horse Thief Shot.
MEMPHIS, February 3.-Captain White. O
notorious horse thief and Jail breaker. who
100outiN ccCdpcU HULL 00T6s was 6nOt
md killed yesterday evening near Hender-
son, Tennessee, by q party in pursuit of
him, he having resisted arrest.
.1eorm In Nebraska-Damage Done.
OMAHA, February IA terrific wind
seerm which commenced at Cheyenae yes
oorday morning and here yesterday after
D0o0 continues with undated fury. Their
moueter eanging below zero. Is has now
msderated some at Cheyenne and North
Platte. There is great suffering among the
peor people west. No loss OF life reported.
no Chicrgo and Northwestern. train due |
haEo to-day, 10 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. |
lews. The westwardsieohd passenger
tcnin on the midland Pacific railroad iast
nieht was thrown down An embankment l
Wy broken rail, near Bennett station, |
8ebeaaka.
The baggage and passenger cara were
,e0pjesely wrecked, and several passengers
rounded. The following are the names OF
6oso hart: Doctor N. B. LArsh. badly
'rinse6T q. B. Soho6eld, severly hart; G.
r. Lovott, head bruised; Mary Hall,
issgerously injured, and her recovery con- ]
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-04
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN
Thursday. February 4, 1875.

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
British ship Colonial Empire. Leslie, for Revel
| British bark Agincourt LaughtOn, tor Havre
British schooner Constance. Buttke, for Ruatau
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
German bark Ernest and Benno, wiltzen from Rio
| Janeiro December 10, to mast<r-lst district
Schooner Robinson. Craig, 5 days from Ruatau
Island, to Macheca-2d district PIT
TOwBOATs.
Harry Wright Wright, from the Passes-Brourht
up bark Ernest and Benno and schooner II
srEAMBoArs
Lotus No 3. Dsnnals. from Jefferson
Josephine. Cozzens. from Bonnet Care
hice Farmer. Dragon. from Lower Coast
Belle OF Shreveport Rea, from Cairo
W. Behan- Wilkinson. from Shreveport
BELow-COM1NG UP.
German bark Aususte Won Harten from Bremen
November 81, to q Seller Gco
Norwegian bark Racer, Knudson, "A days from
Bark Pscahontas. Boge. from Cardiff. Wales De.
in ballast. to Avendsno Bros -"s' '''" HAVANA
EXPORTS.
REvEL-Ship Colonial Empire-so4l bala. co+4o,
HAvkE-Bark Agincourt-226a bales cotton $50
RUATAN IsLAND-schooner Coustapce-,o ,,,.
uOuI - nAlf DOS nOuf IL bxs cheese cks baOon m
bbls potatoes Dbl whisky bbls bread is Zoo fast
lumber and sundxies ' '0os
IMPORTS.
RIO MISUNDERSTANDING elambre-,s. cat bars
RIO JANEIRO-Bark Ernest and Benno-sooo
bags coffee WV
RUArAN IsLAED-Schooner o H Robipson-,,,o
punches bananas 5000 piantains 5000 cocOanuts 4s
pineapples "
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
CAlRO-Steamer Belle Of shreveport-46s balea
cotton 69 axis cotton seed 500 sks oats 39 Aka bsn
1873 ske corn 70 bbls pork El0l bbh -four 333 M
bulk meat and sunday produce ~"
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Lotus No 3--l252 balea ~
oott0n ~ ske cotton sAed and sundr1ee -
6HREv1PORT-Steamer W Behan-lz7o balaa
Gotten end sundlios o"Aos
sugar .Dd sundries AA~"
LOWER OOAST-Steamer Rice Rarmer- ,5a hh,.
rice and surdries '' 1--WE
LOWER coAsT-steamer Msne-sundries
RECEIPTS By RAILROADS.
MORGAES LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD.
fo0fuary 3-l3 bales cotton sks cotton 500 hhd:
suRar dds sugar t73 bbls molasses half Dbls mo-.
NsW eRLK ans AND MOBILE RAILROAD. Feb.
oary 3-7O6 bales cotton lao bbls r0sin tcs bacon
tcs rams 40 hbls whisky and sundries
NEW OK BANS, ST LOUIS AND CHICAGO RAIL.
hOAD FEBRUARY 3-l670 bales cotton and sundriee