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LOUISIANA.
BY JOSEPH BRADFORD,

Iron the Boston Courier.l
She is done with the days Of glory,
She is fallen on days Of defeat;
Stript Of her robes Of splendor,
Hurled from her sovereign seat
Naked, plundered, bleeding,
Prone at the tyrant's feet.
His men-at-arms are about her,
They Ieck not of tears nor prayer,
But eagerly wait the order
That bid them slay, not spare:
With their bayonets at her bosom
And their feet upon her hair.
And above her the harpies gather; In
Their wings blot out the sun,
And the myriads wheel and hover
And scream for her blood as one
So woltish they scarce have patience,
To wait the murde-: done.
Oh, brothers. who will save her, =.
In this, her hour of need, ssa
From the bayonet. that beset her,
From the rayenous vulture breed?
Who will scatter them as with thunder
And bind up the WOUNDS that bleed!
II none-why then Heaven help her.
Our fathers have fought in vain:
So blot her star fl ON the banner,
But let the stripe remain.
Redder than all the rest are
Her blood has made the stain .F-'
Oh brothers. sons of her sister.
What matter though SO remote,
Shall we see the tyrant smte her
And say that we nothing note?
With his heel-print on her forehead, "@=r
Aud his sword-point on her throat
Oh, brothers sons Of her 81 ter,
Be your judgments unperplext;
No law but the law of bayonets- f"1-
This is their newest text,
Oh, Land Of the North, take warning
1t NAV be thy turn next.
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CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAGE.]
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK, Jan. 3O.-DuriDg the week the
market for cotton for immediate delivery has
been dull but holders generally were decidedly
firm in their views, 80 much 50, in fact, that bus-
ness has been very much restricted, az both ex-
porters and spinners withdrew from the market
and declined to pay the advance OF sc, which
was established early in the week. This i'm
provcment places the values at the highest point
since September ].
Speculative dealers have not been very liberal
and a yaria Die tone has prevailed with some ad-
vance on early months, but depression in the
later dealings say May and June.
The total "a les Of the week were 13l, 700 bales
on contract AID 9j7l for immediate delivery.
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FURNITURE FOR SALE AT Low PE1cEs-Thc
great furniture cympany of Messrs Mitchell IL
Rammclsburg, Nos. 103 and 105 Camp street de-
string to close business within the next thirty
days. are offering their immense stock of furni-
ture-of the latest and most approved styles at
en- enormous reduction. Mr.. George Mitchell
the agent, announces that he has full and com
plete assortment, which he is prepared to sell at
great sacrifice. Here is rare opportunity for
those who have few Tor many shekels to invest
in improving and adjoining their domciles
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GRAND RECEPTION BALL.-Many of our read
ers are looking forward with pleasureable antici-
pations to the grand reception ball. to be given
BY Branch No. 3, Hibernian Benevolent Associa-
ton Of Louisiana. at S. Patrick's Hail. on Satur-
day evening. February 6, 1875. The most extern
siye and elaborate preparations have been made
for this ball, and we feel that we can confidently
predict that it vii be grand affair." Members
of sister branches would do well to read the adj
verlisement in another column
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CHARTER OAK SrovEs.-Mcssrs. Hice Bros &
Co, the well-known agents, having Just appre-
citation Of the impoverished condition of our peo.
pie, have very judciousy reduced the price OF the
far-famed Charter ga, cooking stove. This
announcement will be hailed with satistaction
and delight by the thousands who knowing the
transcendent merits of these stoves, desire to
obtain possession OF the same
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GREAT SACRIFICE OF WINTER Dry Goons -
Those of our female readers who desire to prr
chase dry goods at most remarkably reasonable
figures would Do well to so immediately to the
mammoth Enlistment Of Mr.. H Kern. lO4
Jog and los Baronne street. There thev will
lind everything that can be desired in that line
BE sure to read Mr.. kern's advertisement and
give him call
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The friends of Mr.. Norman Story, and their
name was legion in this city, will grieve to learn
that he died on the 2sth of the present month at
Pau, France He was the son of the late Benia-
min Story, Tor so many years largely and con-
spicuously identified with the business interests
of New Orleans. Mr.. Story was young gentle
man of genial disposition and great popularity.
His loss will be severely felt.
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STEAMBOATS,.

IEA>AS AND BAYOU MACON.
Leaves on TUESDAY, Feb. 9, at5PM
l.UsT For Cmt-OH, Crockett,s Point.
issss..s5l warsaw, and all landings on Bayo,,
ti-ar ,ro--1.Ma Macon, as high as Joes Bayou. Black
aehsas ana way landings-The light draught
w. r. Curtis,
W. W. Cooley, master. r. E. Cooley clerk.
VII leaVe as above For freight or passage apply ON
"oa'd al The head of Customhouse street ian
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BACON, PORK AND Dry SALT MEATS The at
tention Of the trade is particularly directed to
the advertisement of those enterprlsing and pop
ular young merchants, Nessrs Byrnes & Bro. Sc
Poydras street. They have now on hand and for
sale very large and choice supply of dry salt
clear rib and clear sides dry salt shoulders and
hams bacon sides and shoulders breakfast
bacon, sugar-cured hams, refined lard, mess and
but not least fifty barrels of delicious pigs
tongues.
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ST.. ALoYslUs AcADEMy.-This il a CONNER
cial institution, situated at the corner of Char
sres and Barracks streets, and is under the charge
OF the " BROTHERS of the Sacred Heart" The
English, French and German languages ere
taught without extra charge Pupils Of all de-
nominations are received For particulars, ap-
ply at the Institute -
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1t is very pleasant to announce the immense
sacrifice that Mr. ]. Turcotte is now making He
is selling his big stock of dry goods at such re-
duced rates that even the natives themselves
would be astonished. MIR. Brosseau, the clever
and genial head man there, is always on hand
and both ready and willing to serve all who call
upon them. The white building corner Baronne
AID Canal streets, is the place to ge. bargains.
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A large piece of the Confederate ram Charles.
ton, which was blown up in Cooper River, South
Carolina, to prevent it from falling into the
hands Of the Federal forces, was lately fished I'D
from the Vastly deep. and is nuw exposed to the
gaze Of the curious one of the city wharves in
Charleston. The piece weighs some twenty five
or thirty tons, and is upwards of twenty feet
long. Another piece almos as large was landed
some weeks ago These huge fragments are to
be cut up and will be shipped to Northern foun-
dries. 1t is believed that but small portion of
the Charleston now remains to be lifted out Of
the river
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CHANCE FOR THE ECoNoMIoAL-W take
special pleasure IN spreading before the public
me benevolent proclamation of our friends
Braselman 4 Adams, or the popular and we'll
known establishment Nos. $50 and SIS Magazine
street, corner of st. Andrew They are expect
ing their new spring supplies and to make room
ior ,hem they are offering their present judcious-
ly chosen stock of desirable goods AZ sIrcb rates
as to satisfy the wishes of their many friends
and at the same time make due concessions re-
qulred ~ stringent money market. They re-
ceire iavors gratefully and gracefully and take
good care 70 give full equivalent FIR money ex-
pended with them.
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Mess PoKK.-The attention Of the trade is
particularly directed to the advertisement of that
veteran Western produce house OF Messrs. jos
West Co, corner Of Poydras and Magazine
streets, who are ctering for sale $500 barrels OK
ira heavy t2Q5 pounds In each barren of Rvan's
brand of mess pork, i'll lots to suit purchasers.
This announcement will no doubt have the fleet
OF attracting A large number of BUYERS.
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GRAND "OLp Folks" CONCERT This con
cert, for the benefit Of St John's EPISCOPAL
Church, corner Of Third and Annunciation
streets, viii be given on "Wednesday evening
next, February Sd. 1t viii be given under the
direction Of those accomplished artists Professors
Watts and Beardslee, and vi undoubted be a
most delightful entertainment aud attract vast
crowd OF the elite Of our city.
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Gen. Ambrose +. Burnside was elected United
States Senator for Rhode Island January 26 to
succeed Gov. Spragus, who had served since
1863 Gen. Burnsides principal competitor
Nathan +. Dixon, withdrew OF his own accord
both being Republicans. When the result was
known Major Generals salute WAS fred in the
State-House yard, which was, no doubt, distinct
ly heard away off in Massa chusetts on the east,
and AZ far into Connecticut on the West. There
was intense rejoicing among the Radicals of
Providence with a serenadc, speech and an en-
tertainment at Burnsides house. His term be-
gins on the 4th of Mar ch next, and until March
4, 1877, his colleague will be Henry 3. Anthony.
Both are Radicals, but the choice of legitimate
Legislature. Little Ehody" can have two
Senators to speak for her, but poor Louisiana can
not have oven one!
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Io'----.-----Ss. Charles Street. 10a
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT UNTIL lOPM.
1hls institution is the best and oniv resort n,
steal organization. '"A 81" 1nS'
Terms-Only s12 per annum.
A 1;, Classes, Tuesday and Friday 7:so p II.
$40 to ss aSfPnday " Wednesday th and Friday o.
payable monthly in advance. poA AAon'as-
HARRY HAMMERSLEY.
n26 3m TnFrSu o' "no MAnasex'
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MARINE.

SOUTHWEST PASS, Jan. 80. Noon Barometer
j0:3j. Wind northeast, fresh.
Arrived Norwegian ship Hercules, Nelson
master, 81 days from Antwerp. in ballast.
Sailed: Steamships Juaniata aud Oberon and
bark Annie Burrell.
PAss-A L'oUTRE, Jan. 30-noon.-W N. N. f.,
light. Whether clear.
No arrivals
Sailed Snip Lake st. Clair and bark Nigo
GALVESTON, Jan. 3J.-Arriyed: Josephine. from
Brashear, schooner +. l.. Godfrey from Charles
ton, $. c., in ballast
Sailed: Josephine for Brashear, schooner Witch
o the Wave for Tnxpan.
New YORK, Jan. 3O.-Arrived Victoria De-
parted homeward Emma and Helene.
SOUTHWEST Pass, Jan. 30, p. NJ. Baro meter
1910. Wind N. N. f., fresh.
No arrivals.
Sailed: steamship City of Havana.
PAssA-LOrrGE. Jan. 30, 7. M. Wind N. E.,
light Weather clear
No arrivals.
Sailed: ship Geneva, b.rk Catalina and
schooner J. G.. Whipple.
New YORK Jan. 3O-Arrived Achilles, Geor-
gia. Knckerbocker. b. J. Hazard. Anna l.. Val
entine, Rover, Spain, Java.
Arrived out Denmark.
New YORK, Jan. 80. Arrived: Mary II, Hand.
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TEAs.-We have recently noted great ACTIVITY
in the tea trade throughout the * un'rv. the
business being stimulated by the prospects of A
duty being again imposed, which would. of
course, advance prices Oar Friends the Messrs
Smith Bros So, SO, s., 81 and 80 poydras street
have splendid assortment OF teas on hand
which they are selling at lower prices than the
same grades can be obtained ut in New York city
A bad young man asked a prominent divine
how old 9ethusal h was when he begat Lamech
The man of God turned to Genesis v, 30 and
replied, ''lS7 Years well" said the son of
Beial, II alnech lived Isl years and begat Noah,
didn't he" AYE" was the response. Then
Methuse was 1863 years old when Noah was
born?" Undoubtedly "And Noah was GOO
years old when the Hood took place." Certain
~" Then Melhusaleh was 969 yoars old, and
that was the yeai he died. Say. don't it look like
he got drownded?" The clergyman walked away
TOO much disgusted to say he would write to Miss
Anthony about it; simply remarling: This
comes Of reading Tyndsils infdel works, and
the bold, had Young man departed with the re-
mark that il was money III old Il Ii Aliens pocket |
thai Ma;husaleh didn't know how to swim.
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Attention is called 10 the advertisement in orr
"Want column for samping tables. Address
Box 692, Post-Olfice.
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All fine goods marked down at Pierson
HeMs ), IL and Is Camp street

CHEESE AND BUTTER. - Our good friends
Messrs. Hoyt Wilcox, 81 Tchoupitoulas street
have now on hand, and are offering to the trad,
at the lowest market prices, tru.y choice stock
OF Goshen and Western butter in tirkins tubs
and kegs. Also large supply of choice West.
ern and English dairy cheese nutmeg and family
tayorite.. Read their advertisement, ana be sure
to give them call
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kALAKAUA kIssED.-When King Kala kaua was
at Omaha, 1t Is related by the Bee that there
war red hot jam at the Grand Central Hotel 70
see him" The King was doubtless used to ssred-
hot jams, particularly after visiting Chicago
but the usual course Of his receptions was dis,
turbed BY the following Original incident related
by the Omaha Bee: "While the handshaking
was IN progress some wOman-as the King bent
slightly forward to shake her hand-pla1ted
kiss on the royal lips. 1t was a surprise to King
Dave, whose cheeks, dark though they were
could not conceal the crimson blush that DER
spread them. He Immediately reached INTO his
coat-fau pocket, and, taking therefrom red silk
handkerchief, wiped the kiss from his lips. The
woman never fiinched, however, but ran the
gauntlet OF the united gaze Of all who beheld her
with an unmoved countenance, exclaimne as sbo
passed ont, Didn't 1 tell you I'd do IT, This
had kiss ed the King on wager
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While lamentins the death of that popular,
active ard enterprlsins citizen, Col. S. n. Moody.
column, that the business in the gentlemen's
fnI nlshlng line, which he worked 81 long assidu
ously to build up, will be continued at The same
place The Granite Palace. corner of Canal and
Royal streets, by J. G. Moody, executrix and
tutrix. We are glad to learn that Mr.. Victor
Grimmer, a most capable and urbane gentleman.
and who has been long id ntified with the
house, will remain as principal manager. The
establishment will, no doubt continue to ENJOY
the extensive and enviable reputation it has 50
long possessed.
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THE COURTS.
SIXTH DISTRICT COrRT.

SIXTH DISTRICT COURT.
Judge Saucer yesterday decided upon an APP.
pllcatlOn OF United States District ATTORNEY
Beclwith that the case of Representative Vaughn
against Gems. Emory, DeTrobriand and Sheridan
be transferred under the act of Congress- to the
United States Court. As to Kellogg and Hugh
J Campbell, the cause will remain before the
Sixth District Court until final Judgment
JUDGD EvANs's COURT.
FIRST PRECINCT Jan. 2S, 1875
Jo'eph Connolly: Bv Officer Williams. at 10
A. NJ, at the Poydras Market, charged with OBJ
structng the pablo thoroughfare, and nuisance
to the ne1ghbOrhoOd running prize table.
w. J. FURNIss, Turnkey.
Sent him to the Parish Prison for five days in
default Of fine.
FIRST PRECINCT. Jan. 80, 1875.
Robt. A. Roberts: By Officer Dumas, at 10 A.
NJ, Helord and Rampant streets violating act
No. 9, session 1874.
+. F. PARMELE, Clerk.
Sent to the Parish Prison for five days in de-
THIRD PRECINCT, Jan. 29th, 1875.
Robert Burke-By Special Dumas, at u ?. NJ,
corner of Peters and Espanade streets, charged
with violating act No. 9, OF the session Of 1874
Respe' fully, +. PErEBs, Clerk
fault Of fine
+. Il. Angomar, who was charged before Judge
Evans with perjury. was yesterday acquitted.
The case grew ont Of some dealings with the
1 TdUeSIueu insurance company.
HoNORABLY DISCHARGED.
Before the Second Magistrates Court, Mr.
Fred. Stock, charged with libel, was yesterday,
honorably acquitted.
Werlein offers pianos at nnprecedent prices
See advertisement.
Plerson Hews have reduced the prices Of all
clothing in their line
Gladstone has retired from the lea dersh;n Of
the Liberal party, and it is reported that he has
ii 40 retired into private life
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Great bargains III overcoats at 10 and 10 Camp
street, Ieisvl d dews.
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RIVER AND STEAMBOATS,.

CINcrSNATI, Jan. 3d. River tcven feet and
rising considerable heavy ice running. Weather
fair and cold. Departed Church, for New
Orleans.
CAIEo, jan. 3c.-Arrivcd: Ecicrt. from Vicks-
burg, A. ". No departures. River lG feet
and rising Weather clear; mercury 3S.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 80. River rising. feet s
inches in the canal. Arrived Mitchell from New
Orleans. Departed Sherlock, Morgan and In
diana for Cincinnati; Long worth for New Or
leans The Mitchell turns back from here. leav-
ing tomorrow. Weather clear and pleasant.
PiTTsBrRG, Jan. 80. River feet ii inches and
rising. Weather cold.
EVANSVILLE, Jan. 80. Weather cloudy since
moon and cold. hycr risen Is inches
MEMPHIS, Jan. 30. The river has risen eleven
incehs Weather clear and pleasant
Departed: 9uickstep for White river, and
Tur for Cincinnati.
VIoKsEURa, Jan. 3o.-Up: Frank ParSoud at
IL A. NJ. No boats .wn to-day.
Weather cool and clear Tho river has fallen
five inches
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CATTLE MARKET REPORT.

New ORLEANS, Jan. 81, 1875.
Arrived yesterday. Sold. Stock.
Western Beeves. II % ~
Texas beeves. ......... 246 100
Calves and yearhngs.. 80 2lO 372
hogs lis 292
Sheep. .............. 2O8 500
Mich COWS ........... 81
PRICES.
Texas beeves, corn fed, 1st quality, % b. o.
Texas beeves, I'd quality, y head. 500. $4O@55
Texas beeves, choice, y head. .......... 4O@45
Texas beeves, LIST quality, 70 head. ...... 30@S5
Texas cattle, I'd quality, u head. ....... 20@28
Texas cattle, Sd quality, y head ....... Oils
Western beeves, u ID, net. ............ o.
Western hogs, " b, gross. 6 as
Texas hogs, y ID, gross. Standardization. 5 @6
Sheep, LIST quality, y head. ............. $4@6
Sheep I'd quality, u head. .............. 4@5
Sheep, Sd quality, II head. .............. 1904
Mich COWS, choice u head. 5000 10
Mich COWS, u head .................... $50 50
Texas COWS with calves. O.
Calves " head. ::......................$ 7,s@1O
Yearlings Tshead. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SOLO
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PAsS-A-L 'UUrEE, Jan. 30, 1915.
To Capt. G. W. Howell, Corps Of Engineers,
Us. A.
Depth Of channel at extreme low tide, sixteen
and one-half tlGtl feet.
Least width for that depth, eighty tSo) feet.
High tide at 4 P. NJ, yesterday Height above
extreme low tide, two and half (2l.) feet.
Depth OF channel at high tide, yesterday, nine.
teen 49, feet.
G.. Fl. ELwELL Master sMcAli ster. a."
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Werlein offers pianos at nnprecedent prices
See advertisement.
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Gladstone has retired from the leadership of
the Liberal party, and it is reported that he has
also retired into private lfe
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DR.. Parnlg, North street. Lafayette Square
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Pierson x Hews have reduced the prices Of all
clothing in their line.
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GRAND OLD FOLKS CONCERT
For the Benefit of
ST. Johns Protestant Episcopal Church corner IF
third and AnnunciatiOn streets. directed by Pr0fs
Watts and Eea1dslee, at GRUNEWALD HALL
On "Wednesday Evening, February z. 1S,5.
mt lie O'Clock.
Tickets-One Dollar, ;aq1 Suwo
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Dear Cousin JMoaY-Ne al think YOU are real
mean for not havin. written to us oitener since
You have gone to C, but perhaps you will find
out now, that Won have eglected YOU real friends
for one who doesn't deserve any OF your thoughts
for single moment.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

THEATER.
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OPERA HOUSE

Society of Artists under the Direction of
MONS. MOMAS.
Sunday, January 81, 1878,
LA JUNE.
TUESDAY, February 2-First representation uuder
the new subscription of FAUST. An Opera in
I'VE dciS
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The CLANDEsTINE MARRIAGE. BY Miss Eliza A..
Dupuy. Philadelphia: T. b. Peterson &
Brothers. From 4. G. Eyrch, 100 Canal
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-15
Repairing the Wharves.

Tuesday morning Messrs. Eager, Eller.
man & Co. struck the first blow toward re-.
pairing the wharvea according to their
lease, agreed upon by the City Council and
themselves. The steamship wharf at the
head of jackson street seeming to be in
the worst condition, it was hero they mar
shaled their force Of fifty men, under the
direct supervision Of Mr.. Ellerman. Last
evening they had 300 feet of the wharf en-
tirely stripped of its covering and had al
ready timber on hand for piling and
stringers and the wharf plank all ready as
needed. This wharf will be completed in
abou. four weeks and will be occupied as
heretofore by the Pacific and West Indian
Steamship Company, represented here by
Messrs. PIN, Forwood L. Go.
Tomorrow work will be commenced upon
the lower portion of this wharf, head of
Sc. Mary street, 800 feet of which has been
occupied by the North German Lloyd
steamship line, and well pleased will they
be to once more have good landing, as,
during the past year the wharf has been
giving way all about them!