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MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

nav YORK, January 2-stecks dali but better
feeling. Money 6. Gold lo6H. Sterling exchange
steady. state bonds quiet and steady Louisiana
SUB n: asgIy ,Sslancea-GOld, sss,229,sO4i cur
The spbt sssg5y paid out for interest 1922 OOOi
for bonds, $4,000
Cus'oms rec, ipts, s4l9.oOO.
Cotton frmi SALES $50 bales, at ms ala i3-l6e.
eonsoSaied net ss Iecelpts ISsss bales exports to
nent $685. to the channel 1905
Flour l0d25c better. without much buBinf So re-
ported, the adva &c a ked checking the demand;
err -four shade 6rmer and quiet; common To
fair eat s5 8O07; GOOd to oh ice do 81 O569.
with home trade demand, shippers holdi & off
SIC for ungraned new Weston mixed; $50 toi old
ungraded Western mixed; 60062c for white
Coffse-Rio very e N but quiet at IN a2OAc gold
for eArgoes; l7k022ke gold for job lots. Sugar
quiet and nnminsly changed. Molssses-SeW
leans 80 d59c. Rice quiet aud steady. Tall0w
Pol Il mel cid mess 81, l2hi new Inspect ID
held at Bl8. Lard opened fl lmer and clORei
heavy prime steam II 350ll.42k. Whisky steady
at 8 la. Freights lower for grain; cStOn un
changed. 4
CEolNNATl January 8.-Flour strong ard HI CHER
faulty Sc 60d6 IS. Wheat quiet and firm. Corn
in good .demandi 45c. oats quiet and STEADY
ste m rendered lle city held at II Se bet lie l2e
Bulk meats strOPg and higher shoulders &c
clear rib sidea 9ci clear sides 9kc-thess prices
asked. Bacon qni 1; shoulders IA c; ci ~ NIB
sides loo; clear sfdes l0Ar. Green meats higher
sh ulders sac Whfsky-GOod demAndj 81 05
Butter steady. Hogs moderately active and high
er; packing 90 5096 IS.
ST. LOUIS January 2-Flour in good dem and f0I
low and medium grades. Wheat inactive; No. z
red fall 81 1901 90; No. 3 do 81 33s al %. Cnru
full; Ne. mixed 500. Oats Inactive and frnl; No
. 33ke ask. Rye firm 100, Barley steady aud
frm prime to faneY Minnes0. q coca 81 on Whisky
8 9 tdy ana demand good; elOS PORE SIT Is asked
Lard 1l0nkc. Bulk inests 6A 09e, and 0 10 asked
for round lots Of shoulders, clear nib snd Aoleal
slden. Bacou--Qnly small ibuaineaR Hoea ae i've
amt firm; packing 90 100sls. oattls--Fancy steers
IS 2505 so for cOEnfed. $500 =
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-03

General Bradley T. johnson is another
Seutherner who takes patriotic view of
the situation. He has published letter
urging forcibly that all disputes about the
electoral vote should be settled BY Joint
convention of thetwo houses of Congress,
and containing this statesmanlike view Of
Southern duty; "The Southern States are in
certain and diminishing minority. By
no change OF sentiment nor parties can they
ever form a majority or part Of majority
power. Our position for at least genera
tion is fixed, and We are bound to hold fast
to the constitution as our sole safety and
protection from all frenzies of party and all
passions Of power. We must stand by the
tation of 1t, no matter viii party it tends
TO heneft in this discussion. "--New York
llrihalale
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-03
An Aueodo,e Of General BurtIett.

DIR. Brickett, of Augusta, Maine, the
Journal of that city saws, tells the follOw-
ing OF the late General Bartlett, of Massa-
ehusetts: The doctor was General Augur's
on Port Hudson. General Bartlett went
into tbs assault on horseback, because he
couldn't get on foot, having lost leg In the
early part of the war. Soon after the com
mencement Of the assault the General was
brought out on stretcher to the surgeons
headquarters. "Ah, General, sorry to sec
You In this condition; where are you
wounded9' 81 have got bullet through
my wFist and flesh wound 10 my right
leg. don't know whether the other leg
1.-THE wounded onel is wounded or moi; you
will have 10 take that of and examine itl'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-03

mounds of cotton, at ten cents per pound,
$4,000; COS of spinning, at two and halt
cents. Sll $50; lose in waste one. and qua!
ter cents, $5625; total, Sol S75 Net pro-
ceeds of sale per aHnum, SIS, l25 From
which must be deducted interest on capital
stock, wear and tear of machinery. When
seed cotton is used the profit will of neces-
sity be much, q permanent edvantag e
which we have over Northern factories.
Deduct $500 for supelintendenps salary
Tx, $500; interest on capital say $500; e.
tai, $1,000. which deducted from net pro
ceeda, $l9,l25, leaves net dividend Of
Sl2,625, equal to thirty.six per cent per an
mum"
Is there any mode of employing labor il
the South which can yield so large and Ger
tain a profit
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IcoNT1NUED FROM F1Rsr rAeE.l

New York cordially ooncurs Fo,e,nos,
among all our American commonwesiGppss IN
population. ia the variety and extent OF het
intius ries and interests. she has, IN ever,
vioissiiude of pnblio "tfsirs, put tortn a.
tain the Existence and the just RuthOrit"s
of the UrioD, and che can never copsen'
that the time-conseerated methods OF con
stitutiopal government shall be supplanted
or overtbrown by revolutionary expedlents'
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D11scEx.1.ANEoUs.


CncrnEArr. January 1-.Tha Enquirer
Nnrinfl7ld. Ohio. special says. Professor
Henrg g. R0deefa, principal Of he high
school q that city, sud wife, axo Believed
% b. among the lost ~ AsheshulA. Profess
eo7 Rod gers was married last Teesday. and
vent 10 Magyar, ard expected fefefnfh -
N.i1r aald gu Saturday eight. Nos Fecurn-
1nr = rxDeereS friends nlade inanife ena
loar1lf tlat lhepAf left Bad4io el the III
fated Fdd|ts eHpF4la
carl8i6 eh*rles II Tyler. Ok st. f.e1Ih,
ghose iace rzs terribly braIssd. ieaiincd
that willis lna fain was a. bnlal0 he aA'
ninef The t11lI1x and wBa aatBied char
1859 500 re1sens 41rf On lcald t1s tfai1,
utre than the conductor osta.
f faa nepp cartsin ~ faenbeAl4 %
~ lls.iss|lp' siYsr, iol tea1.i p. ear ere,
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RECEIPTs o. PROpuoE.

vICksBUR6- Robert 8 Lee-Sf63 bales
a0ft0n t81s aks cotton seed and suEdflsa
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Gotten VallaY---liei h1lo8
cotton 1914 1ka oilcake IS bbln oil and eundfies
nVlLLE-Ntaa1def ketle-l10a balo8 cotton
ia Ska cotton aeed and aundues
BATON hOU9 A-8toalaer Leslie Taylcr---1 bales
cotton i3s hhar susar 2e2 bble molaaeps and sun
LOWER C0A6T-StsaBer alaEtha-e5 hids sugar
81 SKIS rough rice Bno sundrea
LOWER CDASp-Steamer Emm1-Ail8 hhda sugar
1ta bbl1 tnolaseaa and auudriep
DON ALDsOHvibLE-steameF " j feintesant-
ai bba molM4aea n lhd1 anehf nnd suulTie1
BAEOU eARh--Hteamer onanhita Belle---1oi
1llAs cotton iO1 sAa ectton 1sea = hhds sugar d
MIA nf'e10ar ard 11r0fios
H1ltN0EtufI-61 E111iQ Meo- -i1t blleI
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

British steamship Mediator, Hanny, from Liver.
pool, in ballast to Ocean, Zerega &eo-3d dis
trict 80
via Florida ports, to I x ROberts-lat district 10
Steamship Margaret. Baker. from Havana via
Rarida ports, TO / K RObertA-lst district -
British sbtp advance, Rogers. from liverpool o.
tOber 20 to J Bryson &co-4th district
Schooner James Slater. aAw sins Is days from New
Yo-k 10 Norton Bell-2d district P
Schooner Anita, -, days nom BonaecA to II 7
Lawler-1a district P r
Schooner Lille Simms. nom springhvld---New
Baain
Schooner Joinville, from Blind river-Eew Basin
srEAMBoATB.
Robert Lee. Campbell, from YicksburR
Cotton Valley. Carleton. ON Aatchez
Katie. Tobn. nom 0reenville
LesMe TAYLOR. Brusle. from Baton Rouge
Marlha, Baseett. nom Lower Coast
Emma Canton. from Lower Coast
W Pointevant, Tarfo bonnie, I'm DonAldHo1Yinl
Ouaehita Belle. McKlFoy from Bayou Sara
Bonnia Lee. sosTen. from Shreveport
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NAPURIB.
NEW YoRK-schconer L " wheeler-ls7 hhds
augaF 1905 bbla m0laasea
ton ttO3 huahels corn in bulk coo slaves
akW YOkK-- steamship Lone Btar--lla4 bales
onteou 1871 bales hides t5s hle bdes ex56 loose hdeg
400 bre baef go bags Wo0l 60 hhds hone blsck SO
hhds sugar a4Ts bbls molasses Sll bbls pecans 20
ky WEsT AND CEDAR Enthusiastically Tsp.
pahannoek--For Key Wess--9do bhll naur I7s tos
grease n toa hama hbla moiaaee9 IS bAlea moss
hhda sugar FOE Codar Keys-3ls bbla -four II bills
WIiGty - cks bacon 900 SKIS corn 20 aka oats s74
pkgs sundrias
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EsTABLIsnED 1859.
AmeFlcan md RoFelEn 70

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Examinations. No add tiOnAl fees n
and conducting 9 reheArtng. Speci
given 10 interference cases before
once, extensions before Congress,
suits in different States, and al lit
tanning 70 inventions Or patents. y
GILMORE 4 90. for pamphlet Of si1t
. DAD Bounty Land Wars
The laat report Of the Commissioned
orAl Land once shows 3 ,895, 6Oa RCI1
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pay cash for them. Send by regisI
where aasignmeuts arc imperfect we
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United states General Lan
Contested lnnd cases prosecuted
United states General Land ONCE and
u the Interior. Private land claimi
presumption clailna and homestead o.
Arrears Of Pay and Bed
onlcers, soldiers and sailers Of the
their heirs, are IN many cases entitI
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Tha nIank 1901 Al 60.

In the Superior Court on Thursday last,
In the suit OF Hiram B. BaEras, administFa-
tor of Chaxlas a. Barras, agRinst David
BidWeil, for royalty for the nsa Of the play
OF she "Black Crook" the iaey gave the
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and was competent to judge of the number
from experience.
Snow.

and was competent to judge OF the NUMBER
from experience.
RICHMOND, Va, January 2.-Snow fell all
yesterday until midnight, reaching depth
of ten inches Trains due here last night
and this morning are all delayed several
hours. Weather to-day clear and pleasant.
TGaveI Delayed.
Boston, January 2 No trains arrived
up to ten o'clock.
A Serious Charaes
Isaac Wooden was held in $4,000 bail
upon the charge of shipping giant powder
by rail. This is the fra prosecution under
the law of 1871 prohibiting shipment by
rail of nitro Rlyoerine and similar ex-
plosives. Wooden claims that giant powder
is not such ex olosive.
The Snow Storm in virginia.
RICHMOND. January 2-Advices from the
VT stern portions of Virginia state that snow
is nineteen to twenty inches deep. Four
teen trains are snowbOund between Lynch
burg and Bristol, Tennessee. The Atlantic,
Mississippi and Ohio, aud the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroads are also blockaded.
Marine News.
CHARLESTON, January 1.-Two of the
| crew of the revenue cutter MOccasin; Boat
swaln Shay and Carpenter Wilson, we're
drowned yesterday in attempting to take
| Disco, stranded here.
PRovINcETowN, January 1.-The schnon-
ers Walter Irving and Massachusetts, from
Baltimore, with corn, were wrecked. The
crews, except a colored cook, we're saved.
KEY WEST, January 2.-The steamer
| Emile sunk in six fathoms of water. One
| man and an infant were lost ard a boat
| load of passengers ar ms ing. Two boatF,
| including the captains, arrived here. A
steamer has gone in search Of the missing
boat. The mails were lost.
| Indications
| WAR DEPARTMENT }
| Office Chief signal Oflcer
Washington. January Q, la17-4:3O P. NJ
| For the South Atlantic and Eastern Gulf States
higher barometer, westerly to n0rtberly winds
| colder and gen eralls clear weather VIII prevail
eT uOItherlY to easterly wlnds, and collier, cleGl
| or partly cloud weather.
| For the Ohio valley and Tennessee rising bare me
| ter nUrthwesierlY winds, backing tOsweat AID
possibly southern, older ard clt az weather, FOL
| lowed in the western portions by IA log bArOme
| ter and ris ng temperature.
For the Middle Sta es rising barometer, dimia
ishing northwest aeh westerly winds, generally
Canti1nafy signals continue at Cape May Sandy
Hook, Newport, Boston, Thatclel's lslALd Port
land and EAAtpOrt
River and Marine News.
SOUTHWEST PASS, January 2-wind eastnorta
east. No arrivals to day Arrived at seEes o'oloch
last night steamship Margaret, Baker, master
from Havana, via t1Jrids ports TO !. e. Rooerts
sailed steamship Pottsvills, bArks Subra and Gran
vIoksBuRs. January 2-Rivtr fell six inchef
Weather clear snd milderi, harbor full Of ice
Pass d down. Frank Par8Oud, at IA. N. Natche
leaves tonight At seven o'e oek. Arrived-oolc
MhPPa1s. January The river fell eight inches
Nahum thermometer 300; ice running very light
lNO nvas or osparturts. -
/ OINeISSATI, January @-Ihe cepdttion Of tn
river is unchanged from Pittsburg to caiIC
| Weather cold.
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FOREIGN.
This seryIaus Happy.

BELGRADE, January The Seryians are
iubilant over the proloDgatio OF the al lhls'
tiee. Warlike preparations nave ceas'u'
and the m litiS en- route tor the 'front.' nave
been recalled.
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LEvKRPOOE--G Advauae--eO0 teas salt
0KEoA- Bark kneggis-l36 pkgs paste cases
olive oil
MISUNDERSTANDING AEargaret--s5ocO elgars 3
canea AWfetmeate
BOitc0A---sohoonsr Anifa---ss 900 eoeoanuts
800 banohea hanAnaa 5000 piantAins 400 pounda
gutfa petehA
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SHERIFFG SAFES.


u. A. WoOdmansee vs. the Louisiana
Artificial Stone Company.
cIxTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THR PARISH OF
- Orleans no. 9Il4.-By virtue of writ Of seizure
end 81 l. directed by the honorable the Sixth Dis
tret Court for the parish of Orleans in the above
entitled cause 10 Eugene Waggsman, late sheriff,
and by sgii late sheriff to me iran sfeIred, will
proceed to sell at public auction, at the Merchants
and Auctionteis Exchange, hOyal street bstwt en-
Canal and CustomhOuee str cts, In the SECOND
District of this city on SATURDAY JanuarY 70.
1871 at twelve O'Clock NJ, the following de oribed
FOUR CERTAIN LOTS CT GROUND, with all
rights ways priv lapes ard sppurtenenoes there
unto belOn cling in anyNisu RppeItaining, ex'
ceptl1g the buildings ituated Il the FIRST District
of this city, and designated by the numbers twe
thTt e, four and Eve of squa number eight, which
is bOun led \ y Tchoupitoulas, Suzette, AnnunCia
ton and Gaienne stIeete, as per an djawn BY
1852 and deposited Ia the Office of James Graham
a n tary public in This city said lots adioin each
other and measure, each, as fpll)ws, VIZ: Lots
number two, three a1d four, each twenty three
feet eight incGes and Une-half lines tr5nt on
Tchoupitlulas strest, by one dred ana TWEEN
ty seven feet ten inches five lines in GeEth, b.
tween parallel lines; AID lot nunlbtr five Ine as
ur6s twenty three feet four inches and ore
half lines font on said 'Tchonp toulas street, by
one hundred and trenty seven feat ten inchts hv Q
lines in depth, also be Ween PAL aliel linee. Being
ouiTed bg purchase from the success ion Of W.
Bobb PeT act passed heiOie ]. g. EustiB, notary
public in this city, on the seeOad OF August, 1873
Seized IN the above sum.
THOMAS Il. HANDY,
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THOMAS H. HANDY
New Orleans sayIaGs IasllIaIioa u. D


d. Pond.
SUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- Of Orleans, No. 81 6e9.-By virtue of writ Of
se cure and sale to me directed by tho hon
orable the Superior District COurt for the par
ish OF Orleans in the above entitled cause, !
will proceed to sell at public auction, az the Mer
chants and Auctioneers Exchange, Royal street.
between Canal and Customhouse streets, in the
Second District of this city, on "WEDNESDAY.
January 81, 1877, at twelve O'Clock M the fol-
lowiAg described property to witt
A OBRTAIN PoRTioS OF GROUND. together
with sll the buildings and improvements thereon,
and The appurlenances thereof. situated IN the
Fourth District Of thp city of New Or eau, In the
square bounded by Pryiauia, Eighih, BarmOny
and Et Charles formerly Kayadetl Gtreets meas
uriDg, as per certificate of survey BY w ]. Thomp-
SON. late deputy city surveyor, dated the fifth Of
Of april, 1860 and annexed to an act before P. O..
Cuveilier late notary public IN this city, as fol
lowe. TO wit; One hundred and fifty seven feet
Minis inches front on Prytania street one hun
dred and thhty feet feet three fuchea one Inns
front on HsTm6ny sire Z. one hundted and Thirty
feet ave inches one lne front 90 kiRhth street,
ard one hundred and forty three fset eight inches
Ave lines on the rear line running Though said
square from Eighth to Harmony stIeess. acquired
BY the def ndant hei Elm from Charles iiggs, as
per act of sale before said late notary, p CHARLES
Cavalier, dated Juns p, l67i,
Seized IN the above suit 4
s-fta d the apOt.q
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COMMERCIAL.

CoTToE-The sales to day (uot including Sl5
bales additional on Saturday, summed up 600
bales at prices reQuiriI 3 pretty geneia Advance
We give also the fgares and report Of the tx
change as below; G,
sAaikRICAN STANDARD OF CLAssIYIokTEoNl
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john Il. q. Kranz VS.. II. ID. iaaclin.
yIxTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THR PARISH
- OF Orleans, No. 9l59-BY virtue of writ Of
the sixth District Court for the parish Of Orleans
In the above entitled cause, viii proceed 70 sell
at pRbhc auction, at the Merchants and Auction
GERS Exchange, Royal street. between Canal and
CustomhOuse stTeeta, in the Second District Of
this city, on sATQeDAY, Jsnuasy 2; 1877. at
Slss Pi Il Ms' OR PORTION OF GROUND, with all
the buildings and improvements thereon, rights.
ways, servftudes, privileges and advantages there.
unto belonging situAtea 10 the Fourth District Of
this city, IN the Rquare bounded by Felicity, Ne v
Camp, St Mary and Chestnut streets. and desig.
mated BY the letter and OK, on Q sketch annexed
70 an act passed before JOIN .. So6se nosery pas
ng twenty-eight feet four inches front on St Mary
depth and hoot on New Camp street Of one hun
on the side line dividing 1t from the rmainiDg
portion Of LOT number nine Of about one hundred
and twenty Ave feet, and sad piece or portion Of
ground running baeE to an slley in the rear about
ten f5et in Winths for the common use Of g. aid p0r
tiOn Of ground and other lots bordering thereon;
and the said piece portion OF ground 10 part o.
the lot number nine, on plan drawn ~ Pile d
Deponiily, suIyeyoEs. dated Of oeto,
chalk, late q notary public in this city, - plan
number fortY-srven Of book OF plans numbsr one.
ant herein from plainliR heIen as per act b ore
John p Coffee, notary public, dated Dscembsr s.
Seized in the above suit
Terns-Cash on the spot,s,,o,.. ! !, :, .,,,,,,
der iaT Il 81 OWL sheriff Of the Parish q orleans
LoEis Leeonte W. bFnnc0ls eiuilaFa,
CIxTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THR PARISH OF
- Orleans, No. s943.-By virtue Of writ al
selaare and sale directed by the honorable tue
Sixth District Court for the parish Of Orleans IN the
above entitled cause, g kug.ne Wasgamen, lAte
sheriff, sad by said late shsrin % me trans
ferrtd, VIII proceed to sell at pub
/ lie auction. at the Merchants and Aucti0neera
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Qua
tomhouse Streets IN the Second District Of this
/ city. on M0NDAY, January " 1877, nc twelve
o'clock ~, the following described property, e
a oRRTAIK LOr or GROUND. situated in ths
Third District Of this city, 10 the square bouRded
| BY Frenehmens Onion, craps and lave stsseis
hhylng. in French measure tWen - i've teet 4 oui
| on FIenehHen street, by one hundred end forty
/ I'VE feet IN depth, together With eli the buiding
| and improvements thereon, Without exception OF
/ rssrvation. Being the same property which tn
1 defendant herein Hequired BY purchase from Jule
\ Durei, - per act pa'eed beiort Anolphe 9oudoas
cue, late notsrY public IN this city on the ninti
/ das Of 3uac. 1866,
Seized 10 the above suit
Terins-Cash on the spot
aesi liar q Civil sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans