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of the war lie was brevetJed major
for ueritorious conduct on the field.
This brave soldier and meritorious
nGi..ar S-ss suoocejad hy f II. SshSli,
nf Indiana. Schell Is big, pompous
fellow, whose business il was TO clear
lie floor of ali person, except members
previous to the calling of tn. House to
order each day. This duty he dis
charged ia such an i'm posing and tre-
Iueninus fashion as at first To make
him a butt ior ridicul-. He became
disagreeaoie by his ofliciousness. and
grave charges were also preferred,
which cansed his dismissal. He is still
to he seen about the floor of the House,
and it is said re has been taken Sare
of" which probably means ihat be is
paid upon "A voucbe' instead of ap-
pearing on the rolls. The story of the
charges against him is too indecent to
print. He is, in short, known as the
purveyor to members of the House of
a nameless commodity, for the furnish
ing of which he assisted at the begin
ming of tie session in setting up an
establishment
William NJ Gibson was a private in
company -, Il iiii s-SlAtu lii4notN hcSl-
ment. He enlisted on the 1st of Ju' e,
1861, and partic;pied i'll all battles
through the Soutt vest. At the battle
of pan RiIse, Arl-nnsas. he lost his
right arm.
Hudson Decker was n member of the
First New York Civalry, and served
from 1861 to lS6.', through nearly all
the cavalry eng -inents of the war.
At Cold Harbor he was so injured by
"a fail from his i.r~Se tina; he has lost
nearly the entire use of both his hands.
j. J. q. Bal was a member of
the Twenty sixth a:uSsachusetts EsIun-
t.ers, from which iie was promoted 70
the position of caD;2in IN the Eighty
sixth Regiment United States troops.
On April 3, 1865, at Biakely, Alabama,
during the engagement which took
place at that point. he was shot through
the right chest and lost his right arm
William Deplitch, another OF the dis
abled soldiers discharged by Fitzhugi.
served in Company +, Third Massachu-
setts, and lost 4 leg at Goidsboroug,I,
North Carolina.
Charles IL. Swell, of Company q.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-07-20
NOTICE.

LAVE TH is DAY SOLD AND TRANS
inasse sereu 70 woodruff u Ennor my entire bus.
stoss' .toss' stock OF goods, goodwill etc. OF my
ma ~ on MAIN street, between Clark and Bate
II" g. s,Iee.s, In this town. Thanking tho pu b.
IL Tor their past patronage, respectfully So
firm. Vi .n"ir iav9rs N,,is.l iqr tn1 now
'ena' Juno ", 1916. je2S-lm
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fair extra q sosS 80. Wheat asll; q Is
Tor primo amber Michigan and Peunsyl-
vsnia. Corn lea active; 65h 073c. Oats
quiet; A052. C.Abe-Rie 1rm; moderate
demand; 1914 900 gold. Sugar quiet and
firm; 80Sko for fair 70 good refining; Sc for
prime; refined unchanged. Molasses-New
Orleans lower; demand fair; 50 al Coo. Rice
quiet and unchanged. Tall'w steady; ~
o9Isc. Resin heavy 81 Goal 60A. Tur-
pentine S14c. Pork steady; new $20 IS
02l. Lard easier; prime steam IL $3.50
1870. Whisky 81 IA. Freights- Cotton,
per sail and steam 9 32d.
ST. LOUIS, January l3.-Flour quiet aud
unchanged. Wheat stesdier: Ne. 9 red win
ter 81 As bid; No. 3 do 81 2l0l 3la4. Corn
easier; M. 2 mixed 1880. Oats 6rmer.
Pork $l9 IS. Bulk meats-Shoulders IN q
7asc; clear rib l0kc; clear sides l0hc.
Bacor-Shoulders 9Ac; clear rib and
clear sides ll3t 0llBc. Lard l2Ac. Whisky
steady and unchanged. Live hogs easier.
Cattle strong.
CHICAGO, January l3.-Flour nominally
unchanged. Wheat closed weak; 99hc 81.
Corn easier; 43ss 04334c. Pork easy; $40 30.
Lard quiet; l2.37Ac. Barley-Demandg good
at full prices; $3.50. Rye steady anu I'M
changed. Dressed hogs dull; % Is bid for
good Bulk meats-Demand good; shout
ders 7Ac; short rib middles 1880; short
clear middles 1880. Whisky 81 o..
Foreign Markets.
RIO JANEIRo, January l2.-Coffee mar
ket animated; heavy sales made for the
United States at previous prices. The aver
age daily receipts are $500 bags; the week g
sales for the United States 10000: stock at
Rio Janeiro S55, 600; at Ssltos $4,000.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-14
POLITICAL.
Meeting of the National Republican tx
ecutivc Committee.

Meeting of the National Republican tx.
ecutiyc Committee.
WARRINGTON. January Is. Governo!
Morgan called the Republican National
Committee to order. Eighteen members
and thirteen proxies were present.
Mr., Garfield, in urging the location OF
the convention at Cleveland, said it should
he held where .'it would do the most good
We can not afford to lose Ohio.
The last vote st ,Od, Cincinnati 20, Phila'
delphia 16, Chicago. No choice.
The Commi to issue the Usual call, is
Senators Howe and Morton, Messrs. Chan
der, Gorham and Fulton.
The committee adjourned until seven
O'Clock.
The committee met and selected Cincin-
natl as the place, and the fourteenth OF
June "A the time fer holding the National
Republican Convention.
A Centennial Appropriation Demanded.
HARRISBURG, Pa, January l3.-The Ssn-
ate passed Q resolution requesting the con-
gressicnal dele cation to vote tor centen-
NAL appropriation.
The Kentucky Scnatorsh'p.
FRANKFORT, January l3-The senatorial
balIottipg, fourth ballot-Beck Al. Will
lame IS, Leslie q, Stevenson 20, Kelly, of
Louisville, Republican. Is; Bradley was
withdrawn. After the sixth ballot, which
resulted: Beck 40, Williams 36, Leslie IS,
Stevenson 10, an adjournment took place.
Mupicipal Election in nlempbis.
MEMPHIS, January l3.-In the election
70 day Tor mayor FIippen's majority over
League, Republican, was 1895. The Con-
eervatives made clean sweep and elected
every thing.
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to be revised before they are hsnsstly tried,
bat to try them - the salvation OF France
requires, it il Indispensable 'hst the coneer-
valve and truly liberal policy which )!
slwsys int nded to pursue, should prevail
to Uphold it. appeal for union
among those who place The defense OF
eocial order, respect for la~ aud patriotic
devotion above their recollections, aepira-
tions or party epgsgements. invite Them
to rally around my government: 1t il
necessary that the sacred rights which sur
vive al; governmental changes, and the
legitimate interests which every admins
tration is bound to protect, ehOuld enjoy
full security under strong and respected
government. 1t is necessary not only TO
disarm those who might disturb the
security now. but to encourage those
who threaten its future by the
propagation of aptisocial and revo.
iutionary doctrines. France knows
that l neither eought nor desired the
power am vested with, but she may rely
upon my exercising it without weakness,
in order to fulfill to the end the mission
entrusted to me- hope God will aid me.
and that the support Of the nation will not
fail. NJ. MCMAHON,
President Of the French Republic.
Counr ersigned:
BUFFET,
Vice President Of the Council.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-14

New YORK. January ID, Evening
Money easy at 3. Sterling steady; "a 1914
Governments active and strong; new lives
lI6%. State bonds quiet and strong; Ten
nessee SKIES 44l4; new 42%; Virginia skies
81 v; new 80; deferred 8zs; Louisiana sixee
40h; new 40; levee skies 40; Fights 80;
Alabama eights Is; ives IS; Georgia skies
SO; sevens lO0h; North Carclinas 1854
new SA; South CarOlinas BAH; new San;
April and October IS.
Sub-Treaeury balances-Gold, S43, ~, 229l:
currency &37 ,3l4,097.
The sub-treasarer paid ont $l4l, 900 on
account of interest, and $49, 900 for bonds.
Customs receipts 500 900.
Cotton closed weak and irregular: 1914 a
- 5-l6s; net receipts 1893 bales; gross $500;
consolidated net receipts 1876 1856; exports
to Great Britain II 6l8; to France 7742:
to the continent lO, 303; to the channel 1888:
sales 1875.
Futures closed barely steady; sales 10 500
bales, Is follows: January l2 3l-320l3 /;
February 10 5-32013 3-16c; March 10 1888
0l3 7-l6c; April Ii 81 320l3 ll-l6c; Nav
1871 0l3 $3.50; june IA l-l60l4 $3.50; July
IAN OLA 9-S2c; August Is 1l-32013kc.
Flour quiet; superfine Western and State
e42504 IS; Southern -four dull; common to
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reduced 10 The pr sent br-s. cne-hali
cent tor w.ishi, ard sne-ha'f cent
for elevatiug. Trad, inst. t: OF v oe.
claimed Was steadily increasing In Ioo'
the receipts Of grain sere as oOo, 600 bushels.
There wa q steady increase from that time
until 1874, when there were 76, oOO, COG bush ,
els Philadelphia and Balum',e were lGoAeo
on es New Yaks principal compeslt@fs,
and the De pers quot. d tatisiics she owing that
while Philadelphia had scarcely doubled ITS
receipts OF corr. New York had trippled, ana .
in Que year quadrupled it's receipts II, n the
same time. Receivers disputed eon so =. ;ao
sSss barrels Of -four were reokoned a. as
grain, which is denied by the latter: Atse e
considerable discussion the meeting ad-
journed without taking any action; na. re- re
ceivers intend strongly to oppose the N,
Grease of rates, and will carry the matter
to the grain committee, and if necessary to
The m anage RS Of the Produce Exchange.
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rhine It SIS; sad rs chsiee st

which. 60 prime It sls; ssd rs ehsiss 81
Ccvrsp-The market 10 Armef oviDg "a
IN advance in prices q BIO Jaueiro
The demand for the city trade is fair: We
quote: Cargoee. ordinary 70 10y faif, 9
I7k 0l71sc; (gold); fair, l8OlSho: gooo
1871 0l8Ac; prime, l9ol9Ac 70. Soo
lsh sls*e; good. l9@is%o; prime' 'S4s
We are indebted to Messcs. Marks Il Co
Janeiro, January Is. 1876:
Purchased since Jannarv S, $4,000 bags;
cleared Atlantic ports, 5000; loading, Y IVY;
stock, $4,000; average daily rectipte, COY;
holders finn; price, $1,000; exchange soA '
cent.
BUrrER-Choice scarce and firm. Other
qualities dull and weak. Choice GOshen
.. lis at 80 035c; good 10 quoted at ~ goo;
interior is ncmnal; choice Western 250Soc;
good 20 022c; in ferior IS 016, ID.
CHEEsE-Good eupply and trade IL quiet.
Choice Western factory is quoted et 10
l3Ike; New York cream l40l5c; family
tavorite l50l6c y fib.
STAR CANDLEs-Small stock and fair ce-
mand. Quoted at 1514 l5Aac y Is.
srARcH-Light supply. Large lots sell
at 33sc; job lots 40 y Is.
NAVAL SroREs-Good demand fof rosin
and spirits turpentine. $50 bbls rosln sold
on private terms for EXPORT Spirits tur-
pepfiue ia cling at 81 OBJ Ac y gallon; TT
s. 2503 IS; pitch 81 5002 IS kasin-D
and 4 81 81; 2; G 81 Is; H % 60, 81; K
So 50; NJ and N, none on hand.
RlcE-Good eupply of low grades. The
market is bare Of prime and choice. We
quote Louisiana No. 2 at On &c; common
3A a &c; ordinary 404Ac; fair ~ CSC y b.
Coal OlL-Owirg to late higher prices in
the west, prices have advanced. Selling at
II 0l9c y gallon in bble, and 23026c In
csses.
LARD O1L-Good supply. Winter strained
sells at 81 100 ~; extra fall strained 81 o.
a | O5; No. l 930$l v gallon.
at IS as 50; young do So 03 SO; ducks 81 q
SO; geese Sc al; turkeys $l3 ola y doz.
Louisiana grown chickens $i04 80; young
do $2ao 50; geese $506; turkeys $l3 q ID
Y dozen
EoGs-Good supply and no demand.
Western are quoted ut l5OlSc; Louisiana
at II 020c y dozen.
EsCULENTs AND GREEN VEGETABLES
The stock Of pot ,tocs remains large, and
prices are about the same. Onions are Oe-
ginning to be scarce and are inferior; the
market is bare of choice; inferior are cell
ing on the landing at SOC q 81 y bbl. No
demand for sourkrout Choice apples are
scarce and in demand. Potatoes
are quoted at 81 4O0l so; peach blows
81 $50 l so; pinkAyes - 50; early rose 81 IS;
jackson whites 50. Apples 81 2505. Sour
BEANS AND WESTERN PEAs-Liberal sup
plv and dull. Northern beans are quoted
at 2t9 023ac; red kidney 3Asc; Western ga
d21ec; green peas 314c p 10.
DRIED FRUIr-Is dnll. Apples are quoted
at Sc; peaches l0c v Is.
HIDEs-No change to note. Country
green are quoted 6e7Ac: dry sailed 90 l3c;
dry flint 10 015o y fb. In city slaughter
GO TBS and upward, y fb, go l04c; steer
hidef, under 60 lbs. 71sc; COW hides. ss they
run, 607c; kips, Is to 30 Tbs, 10c; calf skins,
each, 75c ST. Ok borns, each, $3.50.
Beeswax &c y is.
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Good for tho Coroner.

The Felicians Ledger of the eighth in
stsnt says:
MAKE it big, for he'll have plenty to do
this year. there's going to be lots of shoot
ing DONE" Such is the remark made by
one OF the loyal (Democratic) members Of
our present police jury in speaking of the
proper amount to pay the coroner for his
years services. The significance of this
assertion Ia very pslpable, and easily un-
derstood. 1t no doubt was intended for the
few Republicans who we're present, and had
reference to the coming campaign. There
may, no doubt. he some shooting, but prob
ably it may not be altogether {, mined to
one eide. This shooting business has al
ready gone a little TOO far, and may yet
have far different result from what it was
first intended. Let us hope that the day is
not far distant when men can walk boldly
up to the polls and deposit their votes, for
whoever they choose, and without the fear
of being 'scalped" by the shotgun party.
Gentlemen, this thing is too good to last
always.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-14
1oNErlRY AND COMMERCIAL.


TAU11DAY 8v3NlH0s JANUARY ASs AoWs
The demand for discounts was very mod
crate, and dull day was reported by some
of the principal banks. Outside rates for
commercial paper were easier, and offerings
light.
A moderate movement was reported IN
gold. Foreign and domestic exchange were
in good supply, the former at somewhat
lower rates.
In stocks and bonds the improved tone
heret o fore noticed continues. The increase
in the supply of money and the easier rates
in rhe market have apparently been foi
lowed by q disposition to employ idle funds
by investment in iavOrite securities. City
bonds particularly gold bearing seven per
cents and new State console, we're again re.
ported active at further advance.
We learn that the decision of the Superior
Court to-day in the case of the Southern
Il ,nk vs. the city and the Louisiana Ma
tional Bank was adverse to the plaintiff.
The following dividends have been de-
clared since December !, 1875, to the pree-
ept date:
December S-New Orleans City Railroad
Company. three per cent, ayable January l.
Decent Der l6-Metropolitn Loan and Saw
ings Bank, six per cent. payable January 5.
December 2O-Stern'a Fertilizer, i've per
cent, payable January5.
December 23-Carro,ltOn Railroad Com-
pany, three per cent, PAYABLE January 20.
December N-Canai Bank four per cent,
payable January 3.
December 2S-State National Bank, four
per cent payable January 10.
December 23-New Orleans Gaslight
Company, five per cent, payable January Is.
December 3l-Louisana National Bank,
five per cent, payable January l.
December 3l-Citizens' Savings Bank, ten
per cent, payable January l; interest on de-
posts per annum six per cent, payable
January l.
Dece mber 3l--New Orleans National
Bauk, four per cent, payable January |.
December 3l-Germanla National Bank,
six per cent, payable January l.
December 3l-Mutual National Bank,
four per cent, payable January II
December 3i-Peop!e's Bank, three per
cent, payable January 10.
January 3-SOuthern Bank, five per cent,
payable January 3.
January Acknowledgements Savings Bank,
four per cent, payable January Is; il terest
on deposits. elk per cent. pay able January 3.
January Home Insurance Company,
five per cent payable January Is.
January S-Louisiana Lottery Company,
eeven per cent, payable January
January 10-Hope Insu rance Company,
ten per cent, payable January 10.
We continue to quote exceptional paper
at -09 v cent v annum discount; AL do
at 100 ii, and second grade at 1913. First
class mortgages still rule at 10 y cent v
annum; second grade continue entirely
nominal
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WASHINGTON.
Combinations.

Combinations.
WARRINGTON, January 13.-Jones. IS COL
Iector of custCius at Chicago; MacFeely, as
.commissary general.
Nominations.
The following nomination was made:
E,S. Wheat, as marshal Of East Tennessee.
The Flagship Richmeud.
Tho Asgsbip Richmond arrived at
CoUnimhc. Chill, December
Illicit Stills.
Revenue officers report the capture OF
sevepteen Illicit stills at the iOot of hills OF
the Blue Ridge, GreeLvils county, South
Carolina.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-14
COMMERCIAL.

CoTroN-The sales to-day summed up
1900 bales, at steadier prices for the better
qualities, and irregular and easier for the
lower grades. excepting some styles of
benders, which showed a better feeling at
the close, requiring o reduction Of lao on
the quotations for inferior, ordinary and
low ordinary, and kc on the inside rate for
strict ordinary, and an advance of hc on
the outside for middling. We give also the
figures and report of the Exchange, as be-
low:
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The market opened under the unfavora-
bic influence Of de& line Of Lied in uplands
ct Liverpool, where the sales were 10000
bales, and Of about Ito y cent in sterling
exchange. The movement consequently
exhibited little animation, and the sales
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9TEANBOATH.
BELOW-COMING Up.

Ship Trenton. Falster, from London November 2.
Ship teRasu'. Willis. from Liverpool November IS.
Ship Mary Frazer, Dexter, from Liverpool Deosm-
her 4, t. MASTER
British chip 0riaua Thompson. from Greenook No
swedish ship Austr ala. Psuisen, from Bordeaux
Norwegian ship Frrydie Iverson. from Bordeaux
Bar. Olaf Glass. Nsnest. from London December ,.
Bark Wild siD su.ssr. rwamo!ey. from Liverpool Do
csmber 4. TO Lowell Bailey
~ gons, to Decan, zerexa Ico- ''' ~
Norwegian bark Il liste, K.tfei. from Leghorn No.
ven,ne :. t. Ocean. zeresa Acc1
from Almirs. to master
Norwegian bark Albion, Andersen, from Lisbon No.
Norwegian bark Kros. Brager. from Antwerp No.
vember -, to mas er-
Norwegian baik Kmbls. Larsen. from Rouen No.
German bark Frts. Christensen from Texel No.
vember 70, to masttr-
EXPORTS.
LIvERPooLBark Josephine-l5sl bales cotton
kINGS LYNN-Bsrk Paulus- sks oilcake 1900
staves
BOSTON-Bark Collin B McNeiHl2o0 bales cot.
ton % bales paper stock 10 tors old iron los pkes
VERA cRuzIsdg E.peranza- bales cotton
kUATAN lSLAND-SchoOner Gertrude Howes-4o
bbls a ur 60 half bnls hour bbls pork half bbls
pork 10 bbls beef kegs lard bbls moe tcs bacon
Is bills potatoes l6 pkgs aundres 600 feot lumber
600 shingles
PkKSACOLA-Steamer Amite-2oO bbls flour 100
sks .afs IS ma bbls hour 20 bbis potatoes IA hhds
sugAr 60 bales hay 10 bags coffee bbls whiakyl
half bbls whisky 10 bbls onions 20 bbls olasses IL
pkgs sundres
IMPORTS.
LIvKRPOOL-Bazk Arbutus--4aoo sks salt -
dozen mAte
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ClNCINKATI-SteamerR Robert Mitoheu-e4 bales
cotton g. aks cotton seed II hhds tobacco SIC pes
meat In bulk 20 cks bacon a bxs bacon ill toa hans
2o2l sks $50 bbls potatoes los bbis Vhiay 305
bales hay and oundry produce
Observation-Disclosures Pey tcns and 2 tarses-
lO04 b"le n"u' - ob.e meal 200 bbls pork so sks
corn m ESQ hs!ea hay and sund!y produce
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Frank Paxgoud-3l7s
CROSSE TErk RAILROAD Steamer Rodee-
10 bAles cotton lei sks cotton seed 4sl hhd6 eSsar
tO7 bbls molaeses and sundries
ton ~ Elm seed cotton S7S hhds sugar IN No.
3So bbs molasses - bali bbls molasses and
st JAMkS-Steam-r Mary Ida-l5o hhds NM
POINT JKFFERsON-S. Gamer Stella Hlook-
bales colt 3l7 sks cotton seed 10 ala seed oottos
Observation-Disclosures Carrie Thorn-llls bales
LOWER COAST-Ste amer Marths-a6 hhds suesr
u bols rice l19 sks rough rice aud sundrios
49, OW - &OAS ,-StsAner Or'ol.-l7 hhds sugar
y bhls molAeeee - sks potatoes and suudrloe
AhITR hvka-Steamer Aice-ls bales cotton
BAYOU DEs ALLBMANDs-steam Belle Albert
LUWkR UOAST-Steamsr Fraeor- II hhda
sugar II bble m0lasses and sundries
hDWkk CCASi-cteansr Waio0n-62 sks rough
rice ard E,ndrios
observation-disclosures victoris-lo bales cot
ton ibis rice and sundres
RECEIPTS By RAILROADS.
MOR0ANE LOUISIANA AND TEXAS r AILROAD
January 10 48S hales .otrO. ll3 sks COTTON seed
eks seed cotton 90 sks rough o. SIG hhds euesr 4
nos .nga1 AZ hbs nolsssee 20 halt bbls moissses
NEW OkLtASS AND MOBILk RAILROAD. Ian.
nary l3 81 bales 375 sottnn seed les a.
oicake hhds tobacco % tcs hams 2l3 bbls nm :
NEW ORLRANS AND TEXAS RA1LRoAn Ian.
uary 1875 hid sugar 20 bills mola.sos and sun.
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RECEIPTS By RAILROADS.

HR 10 80 P1R DAY, At noaan.
foRtlanA. MainA ~ ~ -
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
OFFICE OF TIE REPUBLICAN, !
Friday, January IA, 1876.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Bark Colin & Mcneil, Crowel for Boston
British bark Josephine, Read, for Liverpool
Norwegian bark Paulus. Christianaen, for Kings
Lynn. England
Mexican brig Bsperanza, Basso for Vera Cruz
SCHOONER Gertrude HOwes, Niborg, for Ruatan
Steamer Amite, Adams. for Pensacola
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-14

Nl0tooF0lOgloal asd River Report.
The following statement of the weather
and rivers 10 furnished by the Signal Ser.
vice office stationed ct New Orleans:
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RAILROADS.

1AxlAVAU6s
MOBILE LINE.
ukkAT kORTHkRN AND BAETKRN NAIL ROUTE.
On and after Nevomber ~,
1Taans VIII arrive and depart from Depot, foot Of
Canal street, - follows
DEPART.
10y 0Ap40OOssssss zSX0 a. ~.
Through Express and Nail ........ 500 p. Il.
ARRIVE,
Through Bxpress and Mail O,OO A. L.
Pullman Palace Cars daily to Cincinnati Lsuis-
change. and only one change to New York and
kastern tiles.
Ticket oface corner Of Camp and Common
streets. opposite ity Hotel
no2l D. 2. ROBINSON. Superintendent
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

British ship Queen of Nations, Small 50 dAys from
Dundee. to J Shepherd-3d district
British bark Malta, Montgomery, from Androessu
November rs. 10 mast-r-3d district
Norwegian bark Theases. Andersen, from Warren.
point November 20. to Ocean, zerega &co-Point
Morwsgi au bark krna, AsbiOrns.n n. from Rrist0l
November u. to Decsn. Z-r~gs Eco-Potnt
Schooner Victoria, from Springf.ld-New Baain
STEAMBOATS,.
Robert Mitchell. Paul. from Cincinnati
Peytona and barges, Verhof from Evansville
~~iOOu Ruix rom Lower sOaa,
Belle Albert. Miller. from Bayou des Allemands
F Frazer. Canton. from Lower Coast
Mary Ids, Ruiz from St James
L Hodge. McKlroy, from Crosse Tete railroad
Henry Tete. AucOm. from Thibodaux
Stella Block. Crooks. from Point }, 6rrson
Carrie Thorn. Thorn. from Jefferson
Frank PArgcud. White. from Greeavills
Mar Ia. Bsssett from Lower Coast
Urcle. Cairick. from Lower Coast
Alice Porter. from Amite river-Nev Easin
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-14

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Docembes, in the year of Lord enc Ihonesud etehS
q the United states Of Aneeios tue one hundredth
befose No. Anassv H-ao. j.. noeaey pubic. in AM
for the parish and city Of Now Orleans, STATE Of
Louisisna. duly cOmmissionoA and qualified and
ID the prssenoe Of the Vitnesses hsreinaft.r nsma
snd undersigned. pers ,aally cams aud appeared
tbs ssrss Isss:os wnSee 1870 $780, ass hsseHnto
thsmsdlves Of The peovisions Of the laws Of this
Mtate relaing to the ofganis alton Of corporations
for works OF public impfuvo0ents and other pur.
poses, they have converted and sxreed aud do bv
these presents covenant and a9rSe end bind then.
selves - we'll - oil such other persons ~ NAV
hereafter be associated With them, 70 form then.
sslvos into and constitute Q corporation for the
objects and purposrs and under the conditions
stipulatious and resulaai0ns following, VIZ
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-14
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