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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-08-20
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-08-20
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The Great Cause or Human
Misery.
Jusi PsSh,h,d, IN a sealed msciops Price Q ss.

Ja,t Pubh'hed, in sealed mreiope Price Q eta.
A Lecture on the Nature, Treat
aE~.m ent, and Radical Cure Of Sem
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aud Impediments TO marriage generally; Con-
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MENpnIs poARp oF RHfEREXcE,

MEMPHIS BOARD OF REFERENCE.
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Chalmers, John Pollard Trezsvant Judge J. P
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VIM. Richardson Hunt Sam. P. Walker. Da
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REFERENCES IN MISSISSIPPI.
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:. Allston, Ba,esville; L. P. Cooper. n ]
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Panels, MIS- fr Pamela and DeSoso counties
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To My Old Friends
IN
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and Arkansas.

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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Wonderful, but True

MADAME REMINGTON, the world.
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Know Thy Destiny.


MADAME Z. 4. THORNTON, the
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DIRECTORS.

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CITATION NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi, Pamela county. To
Richard Fitzgerald, heir-at-law Of Irene filr-
gerald, deceased You are hereby cited TO ap-
pear before the Probate Court Of said county,
at the courthouse thereof on the 4th Monday
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by order Of court. Issued November, 1867.
nol0-M W.P. wooTTEN, Clerk.
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BOARD OF poLICr

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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-08


The patrons of the Academy who braved
the cold weather last night and went to see
the magnificent spectacle of "Undine" were
agreeably disappointed. 1t was much bet
ter than they anticipated, as even the most
glowing descriptions of its gorgeousHess
must fall far short of the reality. 1t is des-
tined to have a long and profitable run.
Mrs. Oates charmed every one and touched
the hearts of the audience by her lively,
| sparkling, rolIicking style of acting. Go
this evening and see "Undine" and the
grand review of the "Amazon warriors. "
The ev0lutions will improve every night.
Varieties Theatre.
The touching and beautiful play of
"Dora" was produced last evening at the
Varieties with much better stage effect than
at the st. Charles, but no com oarison can
be made between Mr.. Couldock's Fdr7ner
Allen and Mr.. Ryer's personation of the
same character that will not be compii-
mentary to the former. Miss Orion is so
superb in comedy that when she is cast in
anything serious she seems to be out of
place. Still, however, she performed her
part as Dora very satisfactorily. Mr. Sheri-
dams William Allen was better than the
same role was acted at the st. Charles. Mr..
Floyd's Luke Bloomfield will improve and
very slight defects will be remedied. By
all means go and see Dora" this evening
at the Varieties
St. Charles Theatre.
There is tenderness and pathos in the
acting Of Mr.. Couldock that can not well
be initiated by others. He is true to the
life, especially in the paternal character.
His Phil Stdpleton last night, particularly
in the scene where he accuses himself to
save the reputation of the son of bis mas
ter, of having stolen money which be did
not take was excellent. He appeared also
as Milky White in the comedy of that
name. This evening 'Dora" is resumed at
the st. Charles, and Mr.. Couldock again
resumes the character of Farmer AAen,
with which he is perfectly familiar The
laughable comedy of milky White" con-
cludes the performances, and in that Miss
Belle Hewitt sparkles like precious gem
in the role of Arlnd White.
+ Creseens City Museum.
There is this advantage about the Mu-
scum, that the admission fee is small and
the doors are open at any time in the day
or evening. The twin girls. sometimes
called the two-headed girl sing prettily and
converse freely. The smallest woman in
the world, unlike others of her sex, makes
no secret about her age. The new custom
of smoking under water, where the odor of
the meerschaum is offensive to nobody.
must be admired especially by those who
do not smoke. The Circasian Beauty, with
the euphonious name Of Salamma Agga, ia
there So likewise is Professor Greiner,
the Bohemian glass blower. In addition
may be seen the animals in the menagerie,
the happy family of quadrupeds, and Gu
riosities from all parts of the world.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-08

each ten days Tor parts thereof thereafter,
Capacity of elevator, 750, 900 bushels. Ca
pscity of warehouse, $4,000 barrels,
That ought to make you blush, merchants
Of New Orleans Do you innocently ask
why? Because Mfr. Highly recognizes at
once that he is to compete with Chicago,
Milwaukee and New York city ware
houses, and what does he say? That he
will charge three and half cents per
bushel for handling? No. But that he
will do tst the same price as is charged
in those cities with whom he is comepe-
ting-namely, one cent per bushel. Mr.
Highly puts $500, 900 capital into a grain
elevator in your CITY, not to charge three
and half cents per bushel for handling
grain, but to compete with Chicago Mil
waukee and New York, and induce grain
to flow to your city. He is Northern
man and realizes what competition means.
Suppose Mr.. Belknap had built the eleva-
tor instead of Mr.. Highly. Is there q
probability that he would handle grain at
one cent per bushel? Merchants of New
Orleans, please look at these things as
they really are. Come down with all your
charges to the New York basis, ever re-
memOering that you must compete with
her for your trade from now on.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-08
A New Cotton Staple.

The Cincinnati Journal of Commerce saws
We learn from the New York Herald
that very fine quality Of cotton of the
new crop this year has been brought to the
New York market from Carroll parish,
Louisiana. 1t was sold Immediately at
forty-six cents pound. 1t is called the
Peeler cotton, and has long, fine staple,
approaching that of the famous Sea Island
cotton. 1t is different product, however,
and as it is grown in the interior and in the
great cotton region of the Mississippi val
ley, we suppose it can be raised where any
OF the ordinary staples are.
The Sea Island cotton can only be grown
within short distance from the sea and in
particular locality; the supply couse-
quently is limited. If the Peeler cotton
should be cultivated it would make great
change in the market value of this great
American product, and might revolutionize
the manufactures of the world. This par
ticular kind of cotton was discovered three
or four years ago in an accidental manner.
Mr.. Peel, q planter II the Mississippi val
ley, found among bis ordinary standing
crop, plant bearing much finer and
longer staple than the rest, He carefully
saved the seed, which he planted the next
year, the year after, and until he had seed
enough of the new variety to sell to his
neighbors. Thus it spread and acquired
the name of the Peeler cotton. No doubt
1t will be cultivated hereafter more extern
sively, as it has realized such high price
In the market.