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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-11
CUBA.


Sensation Reporta of FnIbustering Ex
p=ditIoHs 20 Cuba from New OgienHr
aad Elsswhere.
WASHINGTON. November 1O.-The New
/ York World says a series OF expeditions
are preparing against Cuba, and that tho
leaders are in communication with the Gu
ban insurgents. The article has a sensa
ttonal look. After describing the New
York and Boston branches Of the exDedi.
tion, the article concludes:
fs But the ma n and most important move
ment will be from New Orleans. the Mobile
contingent cooperating with the principal
column from Louisiana. Three thousand
men will leave New Orleans n fifteen DAYS
from this date. They will be conveyed by
q large and fast screw steamer, and with
her, or al q different day or night another
fast vessel will sill carrying stores, artil-
leIy and provisions for 5000 men. This
BODY will be under General Harry HAYS or
General Charles f. Henningsen, OF Mica
ragua aud Hungarian Teyout oUaTy fame.
Colonel James Kerrigan, formerly OF the
Twenty-Fiith New York Infantry, is to
have a separate command in the New York
contingent. Colonel Gibbons has been
the recipient of hinety -'our letters offer
ing assistance, within the past few days,
and two well known merchants in this city
have offered 100000 worth OF shot and am
muntion toward the cause.
Two great difficulties present themselves
to the fitbusters in this projected invasion
of Cuba:
l. Il is doubtful if the United States will
wink at them.
2. The district of Santiago is reclaimed,
AMI Manzanilla, where it is probable that
large boGy Of the invaders would have to
land by reason of the pecu conformation
of the coast, is, at the latest accounts, in
the hands of the Spanish troops
The principal officers in command of the
rebel Cubans are Colonel Aguilleras and
General Cespedar, the last, who has been
very wealthy Shareholder being very
brave and efficient officer, Colonel Cab
rera, Colonel Diaz, and several other Off
GERS have hOjsted the standard of revolt,
and it is impossible to doubt but that iu-
surrection will have ogerspread all Cnba,
up to the gates OF Havana, in twenty days.
Nearly every newspaper ed tor in the
Island Of Cuba either sympathizes with or
is directly implicated IN the revolt, and
Lersundi has been almost driven crazy with
the complicated troubles that have poured
down upon his devoted head.
Recruiting offices will be opened in DIFF
terent parts of this CRY tomorrow morning.
They will t be called recruiting offices,
but will have the name of Cuban Emigra-
tiou Bureaus. Emigrants will be received,
and their names taken down and oaths will
be administered to them Of strict secresy and
TO obey the principal emigrants.
The greatest difficulty will be 10 evade
the United States authorities. However,
Marshal Murray will have another oppor.
tunity to betray American citizens into the
hands of the Cuban Captain General should
the movement result disastrously, as did
the unfortunate expedition under Lopez in
in 1851. [&ots.-General HenniBgsen is in
Washington.l
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-11

Ayoung lady of this place has discov-.
cred the most economical way to produce
should give the public the benefit Of her
discovery. Here ii is Rise in the morn
ing before breakfast, on an empty stomach
eat one pint of green ehestnuts, two large,
elard green apples, one stale watermelon,
halt a pound of raw cabbage and a quarter
of pound Of honey. A little milk and
vinegar will add to the effect The bend
in the most approved form will appear in
about half an hour, and the young lady can
put camp kettle on her back for hump,
and takethe street with the most confident
assurance that the bend will continue for
several rs.--Nelo Lisbon Journal.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-11
FACT AND FANCY.

| ,r.
IloI' JoAn nlcKman was carried on his
55eh 6ch,,-5 pea 70 the polls. at West Chester,
/ fehnSyiVanla, to vote for Grant and Col
I
y. a Kinney, OF New York, man said
70 De worth S25gOOO, kas been sentenced
70 TWO months IN the penteltiary and to
pay fine Of $500 for an unprov0ked as
7'',,'' va q 'uDse AI'on IN asIreet car.
governor Crawford, of Kansas, has re-
,shta ana oeeu commissioned Colonel of
lue new regiment Of cavalry raised by the
7.a'e lof service aS1Inst the Indians. The
Lieutenant Governor will act as Governor
during the remainder Of the term.
Senator Wilson apologized for his hoarse-
ae5s at the great meeting at New Haven
| ny Saying that he had spoken ffy-fve
/ yiln's ~ tue last sixty days, and in that
me- mad travelled about Gy1O milers
MA. if I should die and 90 to Heaven.
should l wear my MORE antique dress ~
| No; my love, we can scarcely suppose we
/ shall wear the attire Of this world in the
a'A'' "lhen, ma, how would the angels
Know that belonged to the best society"
It having been hinted to a barrister who
was worrying the court with a long and
dii.l argument that he ought TO bring it to
Clo9e' lie aHSuly replied, Il Will speak as
long as l please" You have spoken
longer Than you please already said his
antagonist
An exchange thus plays on blissful
name mary j. Bliss has obtained divorce
t[op! I fanE bI,Ss' 10 New Haven, for abau-
ri1U.u.as r'1.l Ills welded bliss IN quest Of Illegal
'l'ss'
l Wlsh mad your head, said lady
Gn pne uSy 10 a Gentleman who had solved for
LLeL i Alolty point And l wish l had
your 1sart' was 4ls reply. Well said
ne singe your mead and my heart eau
~. -, i you sts WY they sh99l1 not go
-lno 'n'9 uiu'
~ = euloluous @-ll. Youth Of twenty, residing
ue.t 9t.eeI"leu, connecticut was recently
Holl5e IN ln5 molly bonds Of ma'rimony to u
ItNsu'ns WIDOW OF my, who is already the
:lioIlsE ~ oi seven GHldfen' one son OF whom
- "a "a '''i' O,'eI 'laa nls s'ep-lather.
49, a Motnau %as lately Dy In'stake shut in
~ ~ 3al'y9 OF small village church IN
M M eueni NAsIe sAe femalFed eleven days.
" ,,itaa uen S dUGIb sle mercy asked Tor some
maysl, anu pelng treated WIFE great care,
P1tteo''y recovered II lew days.
'seymour's own town the town of Deer
he4t-Went against him by majority oil
one, though 1t was previously Democratic.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-11

ENHANCED VALUE OF SOUTHERN LANDS
The New York Herald of the third instant,
anticipating that General Grant would be
elected, made the following prediction in
regard to his administration:
We look forward TO a good administra-
ton from General Grant, From his short
experience in the War Department we ex-
pect that in the matter Of retrenchment he
will save, as President, hundreds of mil
lions to the Treasury, and that before he is
two years in office the people will apple
eiate the advantages. of bis practical re-
forms in the tightening of our burdens of
taxation and in the steady approximation
of greenbacks to the gold standard. We
expect, too, that under his conservative
policy toward the South the value of
Southern lands will so rapidly Iise in value
as to divert heavy tide Of emigration, en-
terprise and speculation Southwark, and
that before the end of his administration
negro suffrage and the national debt will
cease to frighten anybody.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-11
FROM LEAvENwoRTm KANSAS.
Senator POmeroy Amusing the Boys
Grown Up BOYS FnIoI ing the Fuu-
Everybody SurprIsed.
LEAvENWORTn, November 6.

LEANENWOR1l, November d.
Quite sensation was caused here this
evening By the fulallment of a pledge made
by Senator Pomeroy before the election
that if Leavenworth county gave Repuh-
lican majority, he would walk baIeheaded
through the streets of this city, which be is
now carrying out. He lis followed by an
immense crowd, composed of Tanners in
the procession with torches and Transparent
cies Citizens Of all political opinions are
crowding the streets along the line of the
procession to witness the novel spectacle
Of our portly Senator trudging bareheaded
through the streets to the music of band.
One of the humorous features is large
transparency drawn on wheels, with the
words, "NO danger Of catching cold, Sena-
tor POmeroy is using Browns Tar Troches." !"
Use Browns Family Medicines" "Black-
berry and Ginger Liver Pills" In view of
the fact that every one was surprised at
the result @of the election in this county.
the Republicans are making the occasion
one ofgreat jollifeation.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-11
NEW ORLEANS EVENING NOVEMBER H. 1863

good ground for hope that no future mis-
conceptions may arise"
The Marquis of Hastings is dead, aged
twenty-six.
Correspondence from Madrid says the
Government will conclude peace with Peru
and Chill soon.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-11
See notice Of United States Circuit Cour
in this evenings paper.

The Alexandria Tribune Of the seventh
reports the river falling very fast, weather
beautiful, clear and bracing; cotton nearly
all picked, corn in abundance over all the
plantations; sugar planters in full blast all
over the parish,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-11
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON BA.
rome street, Fourth District, succession Of
Frederick Lutt-No. 32 35s-Seeond District
Nnnrt of New OrIaana

pYPLACTDE JsPEATg, AUGTIO NEFR
- sales room No. 56 Bienyiile street-sA ruR'
NJ will be sold at the Merchants and Auo
tionsers' Exchange on Royal street, between
Cana. and CuStomhouse streets, by Vi tue and in
Pursuance of an order from the HonoTablh Louis
DuvEueaud, Judge Of the Second District court OF
New Orleans, bearing date Septetober II, l56s, for
account OF the above succession, the following do
StRTAiS Lot OF GROUND, with all the
bui ding and improvements thereon, situated in the
Fourth District 9t ihis city the .sne beng part Of
the square NO l27, which Is bouuc ed by baronne,
Dryates. Second and bird stree's as per plan Of
the Eaubourg Lvau5as deposited IN the Office Of f..
GrimR, a Notary Public IN this city, said piece or
portion of ground is taken from tnat Part of said
lot number nine which adjoins the lot designated
by the number eight on the said plan and measures
thirtyfour feet six ches 'front.' on barouhe street,
dividing said portion Of ground from the said lut
No, OF ninety,hse feet snd the same depth on the
property acquired IN the name of Mrs. Lntt By
purchase from lorenzo herberger by act passed be
ore A. Hero Jr notary public in this city on the
Terms aud Gonditions-One third cash fifteen
hundred dollars (sl51l in the OBJ Ratiuns TO Os
taken by the purcha atr to assume the payment of
note secured BY morleage on SAID property drawn 6y
dated thirty first January 1867 Tor thr sum Of fifteen
hundred dollars tsl5OO, payable n one year with
interesi az eight per cent, per aunutn from date,
Till paid, togather with all the interests accrued
and 10 accrue thereon, tho payment Of giieh
Tss Jannary ia6s said iterest to Be assumed over
and above ne purchase price and the balance at
if requreo OF tho purchaser, to hi oruer, and
by nun iudofsed, bearing interest at tho rate OF
oightper cen perannum from date until paid, dom
iciated at the louisa State bank, TO be
gage on TIE property ssli, with the cause of
non aliendo, five per cent lawyer tees in case 9
OF suit Tor the recovery OF the amount OF
saIi note or coupons; tne purchaser to keep
the buildings insured until the payn ent and NJ to
the iuil amount OF sala note, and to trans er the
relics OF insurance said Mrs Lutt, and to assume
the pay ment of the taxes Tor the current year on
said property colactable in 1868. an additional
consideration over ard above the purchase price.
Acts of sale together with Internal Revenue
stamps eto., before e. &. GotiscEala Esq, Notary
Public. AZ the expense of tho purchaser.
ragl,n ,n,n1O o N
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-11
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANOS AND
ofioe Furniture at Auction


pYJ. Del a N. Jr., AUOTIONEER, OVFtOE
u No. le3 0raYiFr street., will b sold. on tf !.
DAY. November l3 1863, at eleven O'Clock, A
NJ at bis snew Auction Room, No. le3 Graver street.
corner Uarpndelaf--
Mahogany and Walnut BedsteAds, Armoirs, Mar
bic Top Bureaus Washsiands, Sofas, Spring >, az
Chairs. Marble Top Centre Tables, Marble Top
Ets Rere, sidehoards tNfension ffbles, Cane and
Wood Seat Chairs, HatrAcks. Doutle and Sing e
Safes, MattFesSes, Carpets, Psintings etc.
Upright and Square Piano and Otics Furniture.
Also
Ona large invoice OF Walnut ard Poplar extra
Misses Cottage Beds. Walnut and Painted Cottage
Bedroom cts,
TeTms-Cash in United States Treasury notes.
oc99
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-11
BY TEL ECRAPH.

Hl@ 4A1 - aAn &Sb4 u u hNAA 4
LATEST NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
A SPEECH FROM GENERAL GRANT.
He DECLINES A PUBLIC DEMONS RATION.
THE LATEST NEWS FROM CUBA.
REPORTED FILIBUSTERING EXPEDITIONS.
NEW ORLEANS ENGAGED IN THEM
LATEST NEWS FROM EUROPE.
our TROUBLES WITH G7EAT BRITAIN.
Basis of Settlement of the Same,
INTERESTING MISCELLANEOUS NBWs.
MASKETs, RIVER NEWS, ETC.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-11

d. f. GIEARDEY a. co, AUC-
lsers- Nicholas j. Hoey, -Auctloneer-Onice
y twelys O'Clock NJ, at the Merchants
4eiianters' Exchange, on Royal street,
5acld, BY Writ o of an order OF the Hon.
Rgnesud, Judge of the Second District
IN, parish Of Orleans, numbering II $50
toeket Of said court, reno cred in the above
[aatler, and dated the twenty first October,
iof the New Orleans, OpelousGs aud Great
hailroad Company, No. IS, fo- one thou
aafs with coupons attached.
-Oash in United States Treasury notes.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-11
nARIEl THEATRE.

REBAR a.,..............;. 49,. Proprietor.
IIES PUPE........--...Less and Manager.
. I'M but four of the Distinguished Artist,
M. MARK SMITH.
s1SDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER Il, 1858
Rgneer Co'man's admirable comedy Of the
&jK(;ENTLE MAN" Sir Robert Bran
mi. MARX SMITH ...' Gomez o lapod, 20
Rem peBar Frederick BramDle, MIR.
&fles Pope.
N fba Pretty HORSE BREAKER .....
m suunyside' with Songs, Miss Belle
Fitt.
kDAY. BENEFIT OF MIR. MARK SMITH
q. for reserying seats, open from ten clock
Ep,na a, O'clock P. M. the Overture com
tss at y p. NJ
:. a charge for reserved seats.
r. GLEASON, Treasurer.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-11
EURNITuRE-FuRNITuRF.

4oRT0OMEEW HK0A. q gg.-
!, aaentRomsry, Auctioneer--M VIII bo sold q
&S1Ah November u. is6s. at II O'Clock. a. Old
AaFt. No. n Camp street.
a. assortment Of HOUSEHOLD FuRNt
iaea as Rosewood, Mahogany, and Wainul
nrreAus. Armairs, WashsiandH MahoFs
aAinut Ietes, Sofas, Spring Seat Chair
aslts Marble Top Centre Tables, Marble Tor
Extension Tables, Velvet and Brusssii
Trench PlHte Mirrors, Mattresses, hnKrAv
aengs, Cooking Stoves and Utensils etc.
eontenta Ct several well furniahed houses
-AfRft-
,lasoice Of Cottage Beds. Cane and Wood
-cssS' Sc
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-11
AUCTION SALES.

lBLE PROPERTY on BAGATELLE
st, between Goodchildren and Morales
ets-sucoession OF Justine tlag, Deceased
- Of Pierre Wilson.
CHAhLEs r. FORTgER. AUG.
orfer-ufiee No, ~ Exchange Alley. .-SAIUR
pgeembtr l2 1863, az twelve O'Clock A,,
& Merchants and Aucuoneers' Exchange.
beet betw enCanal and Gust omhanse streets,
Of an order from the Honorable the second
lourt Tor the parish of Or cans, dated June
l1e following properly. viz:
hIAlN LO1' OF GROUND in the Third
q thls city, in the square bounded by Bag
ioodchidren, Morales, and Union streets,
pc lAmrrlcan measure 81 feet II inches and
ont on Ba atelle street by a depth Of III
aehes and lines, together with all the build.
imprnyem mt thereon.
i -uue half cash, and the balance at q credit
Ar with eight per cent interest from day of
II pay ment, the notes to be divided into
SUIT the convenience of the heirs; said
be secured by mortgage and vendor pri III.
bindings o be insured. and the pol ey
pea Act of sale before Octave de ATmas,
1bie, at the expense Of the purchaser in
lamps. no9 n % de5 II
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-11
k,ETIEs THEATRE.
Upprecedented FnihusInsui.
THE G AkLIGHT,

tgTE AND ENTIRE SUCCESS of Angus
$n,g's Grsnt Drama Of Lie and Love in
L times, entitled
sryDER THE G AELTGHT,
IN be repeated every evening until further
notice, and on
hDAY, at twelve o'clock, at the GRAND
FAMILY MATINEE.
Beautiful Scenery,
songs and Dances and
Wonderful Mechanic cal Effects.
an be scared three day 3 in advance.
no IL
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-11

AND PEHEAiPToRY SALE OF ELB
patch and Single Horses. Elegant Saddle
+ Fine Work Mules, Fine Mich Cows. Bag
flsgant Bretts. Harness. Wagons, ETC.. etc
flion.
aontgomsry .Auetioneer-Wili bs sold oI
4oAf. November II, le6e. at II o'clock. Al z
fAole en- 6rayier street
Elegant MATCH HORSES.
Elegant SADDLE HORBIiSi
Fine WORK MULES;
Fine MILOH ooWBi
. ALSO
iVpen Buggles. Elegant Bretts, HsrnsH
Cash. United States Treasury notsr.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-11
AUCTION SALES.
IMPROVED PROPERTY ON MAGAZINE
street-sucoession Of Moritz Huss-No. 81 aa6

S~NSNSSASAA
pY G. DE FERIEr, AUUTIONFRR,
u Office No. e6 Bienv:lle s:rset-SATUk X
DAY, December II, lses, at twelve O'Clock NJ,
the Merchants and Auct,oneers' Exchange,
Royal street. between Canal and Customhouse
Streets Il be sold by public auction, by vntue of
an order from the Hon. Louis Duvgu-and, Judge Of
the SeGo1d District Court Of New Orleans dated
October 20, 1868 the following described real es-
state belonging to said succession, W.
A LOT OF GROUND, together with all the
rights Why's, privileges ana GppurtenAnces there
unto belonging in any wise apperta ming stuat ed
in the First District of this CITY. in the square
b unded by Magazine Constance. R0s in and Terp
sichore streets, designated by The No. on plan
drawn by Paul c. BoudousQuie architect dated
April g. 1861 said lot measures more or less, in
American measure 2e feet inches and lines front
on Magazine street, by depth OF Ii ieet 10 inches
and lines, between parallel lines
The bulldogs and ilnUrO emeuts comprise one
story frame house. covered with states, containing q
ga cry and one room, privies, c tern, etc
Tcrms-Ihe pureha wit assume the payment of
mortgage note of six hundred and ifTy eight dol
srs hiItythreo and oue.hiTd cents. daLrd May IL,
lctI payable tw years after date. with per cent
interest psr annum fr date to maturity, and
eight per cent thereafter in default IT payment the
act OF sa importing InfessOn OF Judgment in ia
vor OF any holder of said note due May IA 1863,
stipulated IN the act Ct sale. granted to decna-ed
before +. Grima, notary publr, on May % 1861 and
Tor he balance OF the price Of adjudication, cash on
the SpOt.
Act of sale with o. S. Internal Rsvenu, stomps
atta5ned before Thos. j. Beck, Jr., notary public
al purchasers expense. nol0 "A u 2s dej II
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-11
ADJUSTMENTS,
'nEMY OF MUSIC.

4 BIDw ELL,
Proprietors and Managers.
For the Week Commencing
s5onday. November .. 1e6s.
E,TION-First week of the young female
/. and Queen of the Air, Mile. Millie TuT-
4 hsr wonderful ana perilous performan on
f,glpg bar from the roof OF the Theatre.
A Sanish Ballet Divertism~nt. New Local
{, adapted to the Academy, called "On the
IA, biloxi" Brilliant Olio Of songs, dances,
4 md Ethiopianisms. no9 Ct
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-11
SUCCESSION OF MARIE CARRERE, WIFE
VALUABLE LOT on FULTON STREET BE.

tween First and Second s.r5ot5-Suc3ossion Of
:. Fahrauholz-No 50l2G.
DY e. DE FEEGEC, AUCTIONEFR-OF
- ice >o.st Jisnvillp street.-SAIURbAS,D ~ ecota-
Der Sbe noon, at the Al Ichuu sand Auct puge1s
Exchange, Royal stree, b. tween Canal Il Custom.
house streets, will be- sold By puue HuOti0n ty vr-
the Of order IRON t1a Hon. LpHis }ugieneaud,
judge Of the Second ID suct Court OF New Or cans
uate1 October 3d. lstS the following described real
estate belonging to the said -uccH saioE:
A VACANT Lot OF GBOi Nh, in the Eourth
DistIcl If TINS cts the square bolndsd uy tul-
too, Ftrs., Chippewa and CO d stre-t= mrasurinE
twenty eight et inch aud three lines front on
EItuu street, twenty.elGht feet inch ard thrse
lines on tn" rear lire, hy de tn OF lu drel and
sixteen tet ya inches on the 81 Ia lin toward first
street, AID 1us HudrGd and fifteen fem en- inch
street.
Terms-Cash n United States Treasury notes.
Au.s of safe. wi il United states internal revenue
81 uPs att Chad. before Octave NJ ~-' ~ ~- pub
he, an urr hAsers' evponse. To3 IL % do
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-11
VALUABLE IMpROvED PROPERTY

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY
sishth street, Fourth Distriot-No. 81 lOs.
n District Court Of New orleans--succss.
p MarS Elizabeth Galiber. deceased. wife
ptoine Galiber.
LAtID j. SPEAR, AUCTIONFFR.
ReSember II, 1865 at tNelye o'clock M,
soi9 ~ aueion, at the Merchants and
Heis LAcnange, by virtue and in pursu-
Nv order OF the Hon. Louis Duvigneaud,
Y u! tne ne seeondi District Court otsNew Orleans,
4 enter 30, 1868, the following described
belonging to the above succession, TO wit:
4lERlAlN LOTS OF GROUND with all
4ings and Improvements thereon, situate d
prth District of this city, in the square No.
late tsubou iayaudais, said square beng
n BY Eighth, Jersey Ninth and Laurel
measuring each twenty-sevtn feet tour
Hont on Els nth street by one hundred and
81 ieei in depth, between parable Lin es, and
sed as lots number eleven ana twelve,
anc Condition s--One-third cash, the bal.
credit of SIX and tive We months in notes OF
III drawn by thl IN tn their own order and
lndorsed, bearing interest al the rate Of
cent per aGpum from the day of sale
payment, the sale to contain the
nse per ceat attorneys fees in case Of suit
eoFefy Of the amount of the notes, the pay
which notes and attorneys fees be secured
~ lien and ur vileRe, and special mortgage
property sold, ard until the full and final
q Fad sotes, together with q u e OF non
~ The PREMISES to be kept insur' for the
oi the said notes, at The expense of the
ana the policy 10 be transferred &c the
la the tdture holders of said potes.
sale, togethtr with Utter al Revenue
sic, before IL. q. Gottsehalk notary public,
5psnse Of the purchaser. noe Ia u dsSll
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-11

LONDON, November II, Noon.-Consola
94s; bonds al. TaIlow 52s.
LIVERPOOL, November II, Noon-Cotton
tending downward, Sales 10000 bales
Bombay shipments to sixth instant, since
last report, 5000 bales.
LONDON, November IL, Afternoon
Bonds easier, 735.
LTyERPOoL, November IL, Afternoon
Co ton fiat; sales wont exceed 5000 bales;
middling uplands 1O5@l1; middliUg Or
leans 1lB@lll. Provisions firm. Com
mon rosin 5(96d. Tallow firm.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-11
DOmestIe Marx cts.

Niw YoRE, NoVember ll.--Noaey un.
settled but easy at Z, sterling 1O9l; gold
Gil; new 6l4; Virgiuias 543; new 54!.
Tennessee's G64.
Flour drOoplng. Wheat dull and nomi-
nally lower. Corn dropping. Pork unset
tied; old SIS so. Lard dull. Cotton
quiet, Mddling uplauds 245o. Turpen-
tine quietat 4I4G9i5. Rosin quiet; strained
50 35G2 40. Freighs firm.