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The Morning herald., 1876-03-08

For over quarter of a century,
Woman's Suffrage has been forced in vari-
GUS ways upon the attention of the public
Fora number Of years there has been an
association in the New England States with
headquarters in Boston, the principal pur-
pose of which was to influence the Massa-
chusetts Legislature on the subject. Every
New England State had its organization,
and so pcrsistently have the friends of Wo-
mans Rights pushed the cause, that they
have finally brought this matter which has
so long been treated with contempt and
ridicule, to be entertained with downright
earnestness. The subject is now under
going an earnest and vigorous discussion in
che Massachusetts Legislature, and Cover
nor Rice, the present Chief Executive of
that State, in his late inaugural address de-
clares himself unequivocally friendly to the
cause, and there is but little doubt that it
will meet with prompt and favorable ap-
proval by the Legislature. From present
indications the Woman Suffrage bill seems
likely to pass, and New Englanders may
begin to prepare for the novelty of the pres
ence of the fair sex at the ballot box.
The Morning herald., 1876-03-08

English language and literature, says the
London Athen0u,p, are exercising, at the
present time, marked influence on intel
lectual Iceland. Not only is English studied
by the generality of the people more than
any other European language, when we
except the classical languages and Danish,
but Shakespeare and Byron seem to be the
chief attraction. M. Jochumson has pub
libhed translation of Macbeth" and
another Of Byron's "Manfred," both of
considerable merit; the same writer has
ready for press version Of "Hamlet' and
of "Romeo and Juliet" and M. Steingrimr
Thorsteinson, Iceland's greatest living poet,
has prepared a mastery one o" King Lear"
and of Shelley's lyrical poems, Of half a
dozen OF which he has already published
translations. the "Skylark" among the rest.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-19
MARKETS..
Domestic Markets.

New YORK, January s.-Sub-treasury
balances-Gold, Sl5, O3' ,69s; currency $36,-
1889.
The subtreasurer paid out $l2i 600 on
account OF interest, and s92 600 for bonds.
Customs receipts to-day S493 600.
Money easy; offered al ). Sterling 81 %.
Gold lI2a. 1925. Governments active
and strong; new lives ll75s. State bonds
quiet and nominal.
Cotton closed quiet; l3dl3 3-l6c; sales
1885 bales; net receipts 1880: gross 2e66;
consolidated net receipts I3 4O3; exported
to Great Britain 3S,64l; 70 France 4649:
to the continent 1852.
Futures closed steady; sales $4,000 bales,
a. follows: January IL 3l-32 l3c; Feb
1874 0l3 25-32c; June - Is l6c; July IA 3-322;;
August IA 5 81 OLA 3-l6c.
Flour is in moderate request; supertine
Western and State "a D 4 %; choice extra
St. Louis s 2509. Southern -four quiet and
unchanged. Wheat very dull: u 2.a
| 80 for winter red Western; 81 460l 46le
for white Michigan. Corn-Demand active
for new mixed; 62le 65l7c. Oats steady;
43 SIC. Cotiee-Rio firm; l61a 20l9c,
gold. Sugar quiet and unchanged. Mo-
lasses-New Orleans, demand fair; 4S 05Sc
for common to choice. Rice unchanged.
Tallow dull and heavy; ga 09asc. Rosin
and turpentine steady. Pork steady; new
mess $50 7502l. Lard heavy; prime steam
l27sc. Whisky unchanged. Freights lower
for grain.
CHICAGO, January ls-Flour dull. Wheat
active; No. Chicago spring 81 coz spot;
99bsc February: 81 0Os March; 81 GOA
mixed 43% 46asc. Oats quiet and dull.
Pork $l9 27la a 10 80 Barley quiet and
weak at Sic. Rye-Demand good; 66la a
671ac. Lard steady and firm; l2221a o
]225c. Bulk meats steady; demand fair;
shoulders 7Ac; short rib Ii iddles l0asc;
short clear middles 10ac. Whisky dull
at 81 OF.
CINCINNATI, January lS.-Flour steady:
moderate demand. Wheat-Demand fair;
sales at 81 35al 40. Corn dull; A. a 43c.
Oats dull; So 042c. Barley and rye un-
changed. Pork inactive; so a 20 25 Lard
dull: steam 1873 l60 l24c; kettle l30 l3Ac.
Bulk meats quiet but firm; shoulders w q
75sc, SPOT; Sc seller March. Bacon only
jobbing and order trade; shoulders 09A G.;
clear rib II q l2Ac; clear sides l2ltc. Green
meats dull and nominal. Whisky steady;
81 OF. Butter-Demand good at full prices
for choice. Hogs dull; fair to good packing
81 l507 Is.
ST. LOUIS, January 1s-Flour quiet and
unchanped: little doing. Wheat-No. 2
red winter 81 50 bid; No do 81 IS. Corn
firmer: No. mixed 80 039a.c. Oats mac
tive; No. &c. Barley steady and I'M
changed. Rye zoe bid. Pork and lard
quiet and unchanged. Dry salt meats
Only jobbing trade. Bacon easier; shout
ders Sc; clear rib ii lac; clear sides II a4c.
Green meats dull. Hogs lower; shipping at
&c 4O06 20. Cattle declined; good to prime
81 10.
Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL, January Is, $50 P. M
Cotton-Sales of middlirg uplands, ship
ped December. by sail, 6lad; do shipped
January and February, by sail. 9l6d;
do February and March delivery, 6led; do
April delivery 9-l6d. Yarns and fabrics at
Manchester steady.
LONDON, January ls-Evening. -Turpen-
time 9ss
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-19
The Flag.

1t is meet that on this centennial year the
origin Of the old flag be studied. During
the first year of the revolution the patriots
fought under half dozen fags-the liberty
red flag, the white pine tree flag, the blue
with the motto "Qm transtuHt sustinct,"
and the rattlesnake flag. On January 2,
1876, Washington first raised the grand
union" flag, with thirteen stripes and the
blended crosses of St. George and st. An
drew. June, 1877, Congress resolved that
the flag should carry as many stripes and
stars as States. This resulted at last in q
eumbruOus flag with twenty stars and
twenty stripes. In 1918 the present flag
was established by law-thirteen stripes
and as many stars as States, arranged in q
circle ON hlue ground, star being added
on the fourth of July, after the admission
Of Q new State. And on the whole it 10 Q
very graceful and picturesque standard.-
Ne,o York Graphic.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-19

cotton "a hhds sugar 100 bbls molse.es bali Dbl
molasses 200 sks rough nee 10 sks see0 cotton "
bales moss and sundries
LOWER COAST-EtAamer MAIths-39 hhds suSR
862 SKIS rough rice 100 bbls oranges and sundrles
/ LOWHD SteAmers Onole.-2 bids susAf
So bbls molasses AXIS rough rice sud sundr1es
LIND circumstances Willio-7o0 bales COTTON
1884 axis Gotten seed and snndries 49,
OTACHITA CITY-0teamer Ouachita BeDe-|7S1
balea Cotton 1873 50 cotton seed and sundres
! BATON ROU0R-SteAmer Iessie Tsylor-e6 bAiee
cotton 344 sks cotton seed Is sks seed cotton "
hbds sugar Isl bbls m0lasoes "a axis rough rlce AND
GundrieS ., .hs
sugar go bbls molasses and sundTes
Upper COAST-Schooner Gabriel Ane-l6 hhds
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Msrie-3O bales cotton
RECEIPTS BIZ RAILROADs.
MOR0ANS LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD.
January 1880 bales cotton 296 hhds sugar o6iS
sugar 22 bills molasses 81 half bbls molasses 80 sks
rough rice and sundrtee
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD Jan :
uarv 1890 bales cotton SO bbls whisky 326 bblD
rOsin 30 bbs turpentne and sundries
Train No 2-248 bales cotton IT'S eks cotton SEED 1
HID tobacco 200 bbls lime and sundr 60
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD, jan
uary 1916 hhds sugar 81 bbls molasses and sun.
ores
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-19
WASHINGTON.
Navy Matters.

WASHINGTON, January l8-The Navy
Department has advices Of the arrival of
the Congress at Port Royal, and the de-
parture of the Juniata to-day from St.
Thomas for the same port.
RethschilA Visits Bristow.
Baron Rothschild visited the Treasury
Department today and had long inter.
view with the Secretary.
Freedman's Bank Affairs.
Responding to the call from the Senate
tho commissioners of the Freedman's
Bank furnished the following statement of
their operations since the assets Of the
said company were transferred to them,
Their report shows balances still due
on loans amounting to $l.960,872, ex-
elusive of the accrued interest on the
unpaid loans, and certain expenses con.
nected with the said bans, Of which
plus $l57,744, being the balance to
their credit in the United States treasury
constitute the remaining undistributed a.
sets of the company. Of the latter amount,
however, $I2S, $50 IL necessary to cover the
balance due on the first dividend, so far a.
the cOmpany's indebtedness has been ascer-
tanned. They say it would be useless to
estimate the amount to be ultimately real
lied from the assets considering the cost of
euits brought to recover money loaned, and
the deterioration OF property they nave
been compelled to buy in, etc. The actual
cash receipts on hand aggregate &s44,2l6 60.
The liabilities of the company have in
creased and are still increasing, additional
errors involving $I628 % against the COM
pany, having been discovered in the Lex
ington, Kentucky, branch since the first of
January last, as far a. aecertained on
December 81 ultimo, the liabilities sggre
gated $3,004,s75 CO, against e2,s79o3l IS
- per previous report. Of the liabilities
e4s1eo q has been paid, leaving
e2,956, 694, upon which sum the com.
missioners are paying dividend
Of twenty per cent The total amount of
receipts up to January /, 1876, was
81, 800. 059, which, less receipts previously
reported. leaves the receipts since Novem-
Der 80, 1874, el,O33.477. The total amount
of expenditures from the latter date to
January l, 1876, were s96s,os5, leaving 9
balance on hand of $64,39l SO. to which
should be added the balance on hand No
vember 30, 1874, $93, 1852 "a, leaving the
present balance &l57, 744 70.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-19

That element has not yet spoken; it could
not be posded into the discuesion; on the
contrary, it had exhibited spirit which ne
believed the American people would MOI
aeon forget: it had met q storm OF hate anu
neraAcn,ion az the evan meets the pillows,
With q breast of down. He knew some
. gentlemen who had been engaged
in the same cause with him who mao
not intended to vote for the measure De,
fore that discussion, but who now INTENDED 2
to support it, GO as to set an example go, o.
natriotiem. If there were any OF them VINO
stiil opposed this bill, he appealed to them
to unite with him in doing an act whica
would not only promote the honor a an, s 10.
vance the interests OF the country out 'he
neace and happiness of the people.
without taking action the committee
rose and the House adjourned.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-19
FOREIGN.
MONTENEGRO ArmiDg


LONDON, January ia dispatch from
Vienna to the Standard asserts that Monte
negro has puI chased $1,000 more muekets.
The bargain was made through Russian
agents, and the arms paid for with Russian
money.
The Daily Neus publishes q telegram
from West Cowes, Isle of Wight, stating
that the North German Lloyd steamer
Sailor, from New YORK for Bremen. is
ashore ON Bramble. Efforts to get her afiOat
have been unsuccessful, and che will proba-
bly, be obliged to discharge part OF her
cargo.
eeut to Siberia.
A Vienna Telegram to the Daily Ne,cs
states that only one Russian merchant OF
Odessa, and not twelve "a previously re-
ported, has been transported to Siberia.
The French Senators.
Among the conservatives elected COM
paratively few are Legitimate or Or
feaniste. Tho prevailing element is pro.
uounced BOnapartist. Should the present
averages prevail throughout France the re-
cult would be-Senate, 100 Republicans, in
GLIDING life me mbers already members; loo
militant BOnapartists, and seventy belong.
ing to various parties, including patient
BOnapartiste.
Miners Strike.
A thousand more workmen in the collier
lee of North Wales struck against a
reduction of wages.
Details Of the Turkish Insurrection.
The Times publishes letter from Vienna
giving the following details Of the insur.
rection in the Turkish provinces: Partly
from sincere wish to end the instruction,
and partly from anxiety to escape interven-
ton, the Porte is making CREST efforts
to achieve, pacification unaided. The
new Turkish Commander, Mukhtar
Pasha, and the new Governor, Ali
Pasha, are to cooperate to that end, the
former by military disposition, the latter by
political and diplomatic activity. The &C.
we're checks the insurgents have recently
suffered. and the large reinforcements the
Turks lately received, render offensive ope-
fations BY the insurgents improbable.
Mukhtae Psshs sesws to have Instructions
not 70 operate against the insurgents,
but to begin by the occupation
Of the important positions and de-
bouches Of the Montenegrin frontier.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-19
POLITICAL.
Rock the Lucky Man.

Beck the Lucky Man.
CINCINNATI, January lS.-Frankfort 80
vlces are that at two o'clock TINS mornInR
thu Democ1 attic caucus unaEimoutly nom
mated James B. Beck TOR United otates
Senator.
The Election.
FRANKFORT, January lS-Beck lOb
WadswOrth -, William Preston g. froccoi
Knott /. MIR. Beck was then declared
-elected United Senator from Kentucky.
Mississippi Legislature.
MEMPHIS, January ia jackson, Mis-
siseippi, special says the Houee Dill making
education compulsory will be the special
order Thursday.
A suit has been instituted against the
Pearl River Navigation Company tor
large sum defrauded from the State.
A small cavalry force has arrived at Nc
Comb City, Mississippi.
TIE New City Government Of Memphis
The new members of the board OF alder
men and the council met tonight, and after
organizing adjourned till Thursday night,
when Judge Flippsn will be installed as
mayor.
Election Of Lamar to the United States
senate.
JACKSON, Miss, January I&-VOte for
United States Senator in the Senate: Lamar
%, Martin l; in the House, Lamar 50, the
Republican members voting blank.
IL is said q private caucus of Republicans
decided not to participate in the election OF
United States Senator on the ground that
tho late election was carried by fraud and
violence. One wing of the Republican party
desired to compliment Senator Alcorn,
while the other wing desired to pay General
Alexander Warner, late chairman OF the
Republican Executive Committee, and ex-
Ntate Senator and Major General OF militia,
that distinguished honor.
Yesterday the Attorney General filed
bill in equity bringing to light the doings
of Q notorious land grab and fraud called
the Pearl River Navigation Company. OF
which Warner was the treasurer. This
scheme mulcted the State out Of large
sum. and the chief actors, excepting War
ner, have left the State. The bill and pub.
location of particulars created such senss-
ton those who desired to compliment War
ner could not stand the pressure. They
were equally sverse to voting FOR Alcorn.
Therefore the whole matter was cOmprO-
missed by all hands voting blank.
Charges Against Ames and Cardeza.
Witnesses have been summoned to ap-
pear before the committees investigating
the charges against Governor Ames and Su
perintendent of Education CardOza.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-19
OONSTABLES' SALES.

9. Nj. Todd 4 Co. W. Robert H Steptoo
and the Fourth Colored Baptist 01Arch, ind.
vidually and in s0lidO-Frst Justice Court for
the parish Of OFleans No. 1898.
DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIBRI FACIAS TO
ID ne directed BY the Hon. ". r. Houston, frss
justice Of the peace IN and for the parish of Or.
leane. State OF Louisiana will proceed to sell ~
public ancten. 1T NJ Office, No. l58 Julia street On
SATURDAY, January %. 1876, ct twelve O'Clock ~
ONE CHURCH ORGAN. 81 ~.
Seized in tho above entitled and numbered suit
ToEme-Cash on the spot in United States cur
Hency.
[, jals a ~ n. O'BULLIvAN, Constable
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-19
POUND NOTICES.

DEPARTMENT PoIiCA
New Orleans. January H. 1876. )
WAS BROUGHT TO THE SECOND DISTRICT
w pound. corner of Tontl street and CsrCndelet
walk, Oh January 5, 1876
ONE BAY PONY about twelve hands high two
hind legs white. and front left .eg white with star
on forehead.
And also, January Is, 1876
ONE BLACK MARS COLT. ONE BLACK HORSk
COLT AND ONE SuRREL MARE.
Which, if not claimed within i've days, and the
expenses thereon paid will be sold at p bic auc-
ton at said pound, on MONDAY, January "a, 1876.
at twelve O'Clock n.
No. aO-jals I'd D. MCCARTHY Administrator
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-19
BELOW-COMING UP.

Ship City of Richmond, Starkie from Liverpool De.
cember :. to Bryson Aco.
Ship Trenton, Falster, from London November ",
to Hall l. Vaughn
British ship Romania, Mcintyre 50 days from Lon.
don, in ballast, TO Bryson &co-
British ship Minnie H Gerow, GerOw, from Savan-
nah January 5. TO master
British ship Westfield, Leavitt from Liverpool No.
vember ~, IN ballast to Hall Vaughan
December 2. to master
Norwegian ship Freydie. Iverson: from Bordeaux
December %, to Ocean, zerega &co-
British bark Pun jaub, Williamson, from Greenock
recember Z, to master
December 10. to master
British bark Olive Morent, Jordan from Liverpool
December l. to master
Norwegian bark President Dasl, Alsen, AZ days
from Antwerp, to master
Norwegian bark New York Sorensen. from Hsvre
norwegian bark onni, ASrshsnsen from Tara
COMA, to Ocean, Zerega &cO-
Norwegian bark Albion, Andersen, from Lisbon No.
Austrian bark Ungan sercc, IS days from oran. to
Austrian bark Urine, sardasc, IL days from St
Austrian bark Orfeo, Premuda. 50 days from Bel
fast in ballast to master
Austrian bark Sator, Premuda, from Bristol De-
German bark Fritz Christensen from Texel No.
Bark Olaf Glass. Nenest, from London December g.
Brig u We.weli, Glover SO days from Rio Janeiro
WAITING ORDERS.
British steam ship Bothnia, Scarlet, from London
December 90 to Hall Vaughan
German bark Siberia, Urquhart, 80 days from Lv
erpOOI, in ballast, to master
Austrian bark, GustO, Columbus, 80 days from
Oran, in ballast to master
Norwegian bark Galatheas Steinaen. 40 days from
Antwerp, to master
Swedish bark Rosa, Andersen. IS days from Gibral
tar in ballast. to MASTER
EXPORTS.
NEW YORK-Steamship Brashear-l959 bales cot.
ton 27 pkgs pecans 60 bales hides 1859 bdls hides SO
bales wool 2677 bbls molasses 785 hide sugar SO
bales NOSE 400 bbls oil $50 bbls rice SO pkgs sundres
KEY WEST AND CEDAR KEYS-Steanship Mar
garet-F0r Key West-105O bbls -four bbls whisky
hhds sugar 20 tcs hama $40 SKIS corn 200 sks oats
900 sks bran 1s5 Pkgs sundries For Cedar keys
pork 10 hhds sugar cks bacon bags coffee 32l
sks corn 80 SKIS bran ITO pkgs sundries
IMPORTS.
LIvERPOOL-Bark Ymer-3309 ske salt
RIO JANEIRO-BriR CarOlina-44l3 bags coffee
LIVERPOOL-Baek Rome-I7A2 sks salt % dozen
mats
BORDEAUX-Bark St Genevieve-ll45 cks wine
235 cks vinegar IS cks vinegar 66 cks brandy 3l8
cases brandy l464 cases wine ll78 cases fruits ~
cases vinegar LIS cks prunes
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
wAsHM0fON- Steamer Flets-s4o halsa cotton
10 ain cotton seed l26 bids s10AI anA sanA11os
LAUREL vALLK1-&teaUer Aasunption-3 bales
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-19
WANTED.

"ANTED.-A FIRST GRADE TEACHER DE-
w sizes engagement as iDetructress eltuer
in a private family or in a school OF good stand
ing city or country.
She tea hes all the branches of solid English
education, the French, Spar sh and the Italian
languages, speaking these fi9eBtly: music, the
pianofOrte aud the guitar. with vocal IL us.c draw
ing. landscape and portraiture
She is Of mature age. a thorough discplinaTian,
and the bearer Of Testimonials vi hign order.
Address
MRS GERTRUDE H. CALDWELL,
ial4 Posto ftice, New Orleans. Louisiana.
WANTED.-A POSITION AS GOvERNESS, By
w q young lady capable of teaching English,
French and Husic. References exchanged. Ad.
dress Miss c.. at this office. no9
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-19
RESTAURANTS.

THE OLD VIRGINIA KITCHEN,
Il WILLIAM BURNS RESTAURANT,
No. l57 Camp street. opposite ST. Petrick's Church
Open every day from A. NJ to midnigh-; meals
furnished at all hours of the day; meals furnished
to familits at their ownresidences very reason.
able terms. Bvery Sunday. dinner served with ex
ira care, choice bill of fare including ice cream
desert ard coffee, at fifty cents each person. Gen
tlemen, ladies and families will find this the most
economical and pleasant place in the citv. iaA 3m
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-19

Steamship Brashesr Forbes, for New York
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Norwegian bark Ymer, Henricksen, ~ days from
Liverpool, to Ocean Zerega AcO-4th district
Norwegian bark Korefarer Jacobsen, from Liver.
pool December 4, to Ocean, zerega 4co-4th dis
trict
Austrian bark Mattes, Premuds. from Glocester
December "a, to master-Point
British bark Laura Emily, johnson, IS days from
Liverpool. to DeWolf, Powell hco-POint
Bark Reunion. Emerson, days nom Havana, to
mas eF-Pont
Bark Ephriam Williams, Keens; from Pensacola, to
naster-Gretna
Swedish brig Carolina Hutton, 50 days from Rie
Janeiro, to master-lst district Is
Schooner H Lawrence. Kemp. % days from BOs-
ton, to Norton Bell--lst district
Schooner Gabriel Aime. Verran, from Upper Coast,
to master-2d district
STEAMBOATS,.
Feta. Pickett. from Washington
Assumption, Dalferes, from Laurel Valley
Mar ha. Bassert, from Lower Coast
Orole, CaIrick. from Lower Coast
Willie, Trinidad. from Lind Grove
Ouachita Belle. Blanks. from Ouachta City
Lessee TAYLOR, Jumel. from Baton Rouge
IF Frazer. Canton from Lower Coast
Marie from COyingtOu-O.d Basin
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-19

UNITED MATES MARsHAL's VFFlCE,
New Orleans, De ceInber d. 1873. J
VHVHIS Is TO GIVE >OT1CE THAT WARRANT
l. in bankruptcy has been issued ont of the Dis
trict Court OF the United states for the district
of Louisiana, against the estate OF Charles
Cavaroc ST., and Charles Cavaroc Jr., lndlvid-
Cavaloc L So :, Of New Orleans in the parish Of
Orleans, state of Louisiana. adiudged bank
1upts upon their petition that the pay
erty belonging to said bankrupt to them, or
fer their use and the transfer OF any property BY
them are forbidden by law: that meeting of the
creditors Of said bankrupts, to prove their debts
and choose more gnees o. their estate will
be held at a court of bankruptcy to be holden
on the twenty-sIxth day Of February, A. D. 1876,
at ten O'Clock 4 NJ, at No. ~ Camp street, New
Orleans, before William Grant, register
y. B. PACKARD.
del8 fe16 United states Marshal
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-19
= IN BANKRUPTCY.
ESTATE OF TECUMsEH N. EDMOND
UNITED STATES MARsHALs OFFICE,

United STATES MARsHAL's OFFICE,
New Orleans January "a, 1916. )
1TyHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT WARRANT
Il in bankruptcy has been issued ont OF the Dis.
trict Court of the United States for the Dstct Of
morson. of the parish OF st. John the Baptist.
state of Louisiana. adjudged bankrupt upon his
own petition; that the payment OF any debts, and
the delivery of any property belonging to said
bankrupt to lim for his use and the transfer Of
any property by MIN are forbidden by law: that
his debts and choose one OF more assignees Of his
estate will be held at Court OF Bankruptcy 70
be holden on the fifth day of February A. D 1910,
at twelve O clock NJ. at the Customhouse building,
New Orleans, before C. s. Kellogg, register.
y B. PACKARD.
ia14f a5 Emitted States MARSHAL
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-19

0The dispatches were discouraging. the
Liverpool market being reported dull and
easier 1T reduction of 1.l6d in uplands,
and with sales Of 10000 bales, and New
York dull ct previous rates for spots, while
sterling exchange gave way 11sc. equal
to 2-lO0 $40 y cent. On the other hand