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Evening Dispatches to the Associated Press.
NAsHVILLE-Cot,on Press Destroyed
by Fire.

NASHVILLE-COttOn Press Destroyed
by Fire.
NASHVILLE, November .-Shaughnpssy
& Co.'S cotton COMPRISING establishment
burned last night with one hupdred and
sixty bales of cotton, The burned cotton
is insured.
ARK District Attor-
ney Thompson shot and MOrtalIy
Wounded.
PORTLAND, Me-, November PA dis
patch from Batesville, Arkansas, states that
Captain Edward w. Thompson, acting Dis
trict Attorney, was shot and mortally
wounded for political reasons. He was son
of Hon. A. Is. Thompson, of Brunswick.
CUBA-The InsurrectIOnIsts InvestIng
Santiago.
New YORK, November 27. The HerdldS
Cuba dispatch reports the insurrectionists
investing Santiago de Cuba, demanding its
surrender; but the Governor of the district
has large force. The report is current in
Hayana and Santiago that the opposing
parties had compromised.
EUROPE-BancrOft's Thank sgIvIng Din
ncr-Jefr Davis Lectures on ExrIora.
tIOn of Jerusalem m-GeneraI RansIOf
Coming from RussIn-EIectIOn RIOt
QueIied.
BERLIN, November 27.-Ministcr Bancroft
gave thanksgiving dinner, at which sew
cral Prussian ministers and literary gentle
men and other distinguished persons were
present
LONDON, November 27.-Jeferson Davis.
who is stopping at bennington, delivered
a discourse on the Importance OF exploring
Jerusalem and the peculiar fitness of Eng
lishmen for the honorable task.
COPENHAGEN, November 27.- General
Ransloetf, minister Of war and formerly
Danish minister to the United States, goes
to America to recruit his health.
LONDON, November 27.-The military
quelled election riots at LongtOWn and
Brampton, Conference.-The.
1t is understood that the Alabama Claims
Commission will not entertain claims based
on cases sdiudicated in American Admiralty
Courts.
The ship Elena, from mAvitok for Philadel-
phia, put into Peterhead, Scotland, in dis
tress, having encountered heavy gale.
Bullion in the Bank of England decreased
GlOO 600.
DUBLIN, November 27.-Immense mum.
bers attended requiem masses for the repose
of the Fenians executed at Manchester, in
Cork and Queenstown, with no interference
from the authorities. Good order was main
tained.
PARIS, November 27.-The HonHsu' du
Soir, in an editorial, believes General
Grants policy will be to heal the wounds of
the late war by measures of conciliation.
The same paper says Lopez is strongly in
trenched tt Villetta, and will continue the
war after The fall of Ascension.
MADRID, November 27.-The Constitution
al Cortez elections occur on eighteenth De
cember. 1t is positively denied that the
Spanish squadron in the Pacific refused to
give in its adherence to the government of
the revolution.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-27
EUROPE.
Members OF ParIianent-EIeeticn Riot
Italy-Colliery Explosion.

Italy-COIliery Explosion.
LONDON, November 26.-The number of
members now elected, 6l5; Liberals 367,
Conservatives 248.
A riot occurred at Tredegen yesterday
during the election, and much damage was
done to property. The troops suppressed
the, disturbance and arrested the ring
leaders.
FLORENCE, November 26.-Signor Mari
was elected Speaker of the Chamber of
Deputies, defeating Crispi, the candidate of
the party of action.
WIGAN, England, November 26.-The Os-
ley mine colliery exploded. Three hundred
people in the pit, most, if not all, OF whom
perished. Thirty bodies have been recov-
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NGISSISSIPPI.

Adjournment of Republican Convention.
Address TO Congress on the COnsti-
tuition.
JACKSON, Mississippi, November 26.-The
Republican Convention adjourned last night,
after preparing an address to be submitted
to Congress, asking that body to declare the
defeated constitution ratified and the State
officers elected. A number of prominent
Republicans opposed this action, inasmuch
as the Commanding General had five months
ago forwarded his official report to Con-
gress, showing that the constitution had
been defeated by majority of the votes
cast at that election.
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AUCTION SALES.


IsEHOLD URE-SUCCESSION OF
H Stern, deceased-second District Court.
oeket No. 29,see.
w HODGsON, AUOTIONEER.-
'Ofice No 81 Commercial Pace.-On WE'D
'DAY, December Q, 1858 beginning At eleven
|ck A. hi, on the premises, No 3t3 Magazine
ID between Erato and Thalia streets. by virtue
in pursuance Of an order Of the Hon, LOUIS
gneaud Judge OF the Second d strict Court,
|h Of Orleans, dated November 20, 1853, docket
2 s66 will be sold for account of the above
Hd succession
aE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF THE ABOVE
|IDENUE, consisting of elegant Rosewood and
'ngony Paror, Bedroom and Dining Room Fur
b, Mirrors. Carpets, Curtains, Crockery, Glass
] Kitchen Stove and Utensils, ETC., and other
] les of housekeeping too numerous to mention
fms-Cash in United States Treasury notes.
furniture can be seen only on the day OF sale.
81 de3s
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

MONTGOMERY BROS. a co.
s u. Montgomery, Auetioueer-Wlll be sold o.
IuRDAY, November e, 1858. ct II O'Clock. At O,d
ion Mart. No. 81 Damp street.
feneFal assortment Of HOUSEHOLD FURNl
~. such as Rosewood, Mahogany, and WRlnpI
lteAds, Bureaus, Armoirs, Wsshstands Mahoga
|nd Walnut Tetes, Sofas, Spring Seat OhAirs
uhAirs, Marble Top Centre Tables, Marble Tor
Pesa, French Plate Mirrors. Mattresses. EngrAV
Paintings. Cooking Stoves and Qtenails, ETC.,
'g ths contents Of several well furniahed houses
ALSO
sEgs invoice Of Cottage Beds. Cane and Wood
uhAirs, etc.
'Dlf7-CnEh
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SUCCESSION OF JULIEN ADoLPHE La.
CROIX

DY q. GUINAULT, AUCTIoNEER-ofic
~ corner Of Exchange Alley and Bienville street.
TUESDAY, December g, Ices will be sold at eleven
O'Clock A M, at the corner of Victory and French
men streets, by virtue of order from the Honor.
able the Second District Court for the parish OF
Orleans, dated October H. 1853
THE WHOLE CONTENTS of a we'll assorted
Grocery store located at the above corner and con
sistng of Wine in casks, cases and dsmohns Sugar,
Coffee, Lard, Hams, Oil in baskets and bottles,
Whisky, Brandy, ETC., etc.
Terms cash. no76 deli
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TWENTY. ONE LOTS AND IMPROVEMENTS
IN THE THIRD DISTRICT.
No. 81, ,423.
JOHN RAYKN LEE VS.. SUCCESSION OF
BERNARD DE MARIGNY.
SALE TO EFFEOT A PARTITION.


DY THOMAS & sPEA AR-PLAUIDE j.
ID Spear, Auetioneer-Sales rooms, 36 Bienyil
SATURDAY wHntg-eghth November,
1865 at twelve o'clock NJ will be sold at auction at
the Merchants and Auotioneers' Exchange, by vir-
tue.and in pursuance OF judgment rendered Octo-
Der II 1868, and signed October l6 1865, by the Hon
Louis Duvigueaud, Judge of the Second District
Court of New Orleans the following described prop
eriy in the above matter. to wit:
TWENTY:oNE LOTS OF GROUND in the
Thirt District of this city, in the square number
twenty. bounded by UrquhaIt, Yillere, late Girod,
Eelicana and Clouet streets, designated by the
numbers two to twenty.two inclusive on plan
drawn sby James n. B. Depouilly. Assistant City
Surveyor, dated the twenty.sixth October, 1866.
Lots numbers two to eleven inclusive adion each
other, and measures each thirty.one feet front on
Clouet street by depth of one hundred and seven
teen feet ten inches lines between para lei lines;
lot number eleven forming the corner of hileTe
and Oiouet streets. Lots numbers twelve to twenty
inclusive adjon each other and measure each thirty
one feet front on fehcana street by depth OF one
hundred and seventeen feet ten inones and six lines
between parallel lines lot number twelve forming
the Of Villere and feliciana Streets and lot
RUNNER twenty-five forming the corner OF teliciana
and UrquhGrt streets.
1erms-Cash on the spot.
Act of sale, together with internal revenue stamps,
ETC., before Morel, notary public, at the expense
of the purchaser. oc23 81 nol2 20 27
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ADJUSTMENTS.
,.DEMY OF MUSIC
IADEMY OF MU8IC.
PALDING b BIDW z L L,
Proprietors and Managers.
Treasurer.
1AVANAUGd Stage Manager.

ERSDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1868. Every night
HI SATURDAY noon. Brilliant Melange OF
Istsd success of MILE. TURAOUR.
Aiarence to the numerous requests to the Man
lament by Llsny OF our citizens, who have been
s.dlous feats of Mile. Turnour, through the fear
d 40 accident to the daring young Gymnast,
NJ respectfully announce that hereafter NET
~ mficient strength and dimensions, as to pre-
Nj all danger and allsy the fears of the most
Ina, will be suspended beneath the Trspeze,
IN which the Queen of the Air performs the
1 m dangerous of Gymnastic Acts
[sa Comedy in one act, tied HOME FROM
HE WAR, and the beautiful WHITE FAWN
IIJIET Divert ssement.
{nAY, November 30-A new sensati nal Drama,
lrW, b. CavanauRh, entitled NEW ORLEANS
III GASLIGHT, replete with locai hits, life like
hsrscters, startling sensations and comic por-
IatuTes noZb
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-27
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANOS AND
Office Furniture at Auction.

DYJ. DEJAN. r,AUCTIONEER OFFICE
ID No. lG3 Gravier street, will be sold on MON
DAY, November 80, 1865, at eleven O'Clock, IA
~, al his Auction Room, No l53 Grayier street,
corner Caroudeet-
mahogany and Walnut BedsteAds, Armoirs, Mar.
BILE Top Bureaus WashstAnds Sofas Spring Seat
Ohairs, Marble Top Centre Tables, Marble Top
Et.gere, SIdehoards Extension Tables, Cane and
Wood Seat Chairs Hatraok,, Double and Single
Safes, Mattresses, Carpets, Paintings. etc.
Upright and Square Piano and Ofice Furniture.
ALSO
One large invoice Of Walnut ard Poplar extra
Misses Cottage Beds, Walnut and Painted Cottage
Bedroom cts.
Terms-Cash in United States Treasury notes.
oc2a
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CESsIoN OF JAMES DRUAIMoND. NO
,9s7.-Seoond District Court for the Parish of


CESsIoN OF JAMES DRUAIMoND. NO
,9s7.-Second District Court for the Parish of
q. 4. GIRARBEY 81 CO., AUG
eoneers, Nicholas j. Hoey. Auctioneer-Othce &c
lnber, 1868, at twelve O'Clock NJ. at the Mor,
.ts and Auctioneers, Exchange, on Royal
between oanslPand Cnstomho1se streets
4rtue of an order of the Hon. L. Duyigneaud,
Il Of the Second District Court for the parish
fleans, dated thirteenth Octobtr, 1905, Will be
H. public auction, for account OF the success
a Let OF GROUND in the First District of
ply, designated as No. 2l5; in square bounded
hg thirty feet front on Magazine street tFrench
urel by sne hundred and sixty feet deep.
LOT OF GROUND in the Fourth District OF
Pity, in the square bounded by Third, Bacehus
aroune, Second, and Apollo or Oarondelet
3s, measuring slIty feet front on Third street
2 hundred and twenty feet in depth and 'front.'
rome or Baechus street, and forms the corner
ms Of Sale-Cash in United States Treasury
and purchasers to assume payment oil all
\ ! Of sale and United States stamps at the ex
Of the purchasers, before W. }. Oastell, ESQ.,,
~ Public. oc24 no2 Il p 27
.UABLE LOT ON FULTON STREET, BE-
een First and Second streets-Suceession Of
\ Fahrenholz-No. SO,l32
+ Ga DE FERIETs AUCTIONEER-OF
be No,ee Bienville street.-SATURDAY,De Decem-
le6e, at noon, at the Merchants and AuctioneeIs
|Ange Royal street, between Canal AID Custom.
lstreets, will be sold By public auction, by vir-
y an order from the Hon. Louis Duvigneaud,
b Of the Second District Court of New Orleans,
October 80 1858, the following described real
eAelonging TO the said succession:
.IAOANT LOT OF GROUND, in the Fourth
lclof this city. in the square bounded by tul-
Tat Chippewa and second streets, measuring
Eeight feet one inch and three lines front on
% street, twenty-eight feet one inch and three
on the rear line, by depth OF one hundred and
1N fept five fOcnag the side line toward First
n and one hundred and fifteen feet ten inches
.pur lines on the side line toward Second
.ns-Cash in United States Treasury notes.
II Of sale, with United States internal revenue
pl attached, before Octave Morel. Notary Pub
" purchasers' expense nos ia 2l 2s del
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-27

RGK AND PEREAPrORY SALE OF ELR
NJ MT Matca AAd Single Horses, Hlsgant sAddls
~ arssa. Fine Work Mules, Fine Milen Cows, Bug
UR e. Elegant Brstts. Harness. Wagons. etc., etc
N auctioa.
MONTGOATEKK BROS. a o.
- ~ y = q. Nodtgomery. Anctinneer-Nil bs fold OK
W uhnAH. November %. lees at II o'clock. a. p.
l Ut'n hsAble On tSrsVier street.
- ElegAut MATOH HORSES.
Elegant SApDIK HORSESf
q Fins WORK AUBES;
fina MILgH DOWbs
a. Also
M h ~ 111s eto.
M 16. oaah.I United States Treasury notes
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River Intelligence.

SOUTHWEST Pass November 27, IL A. M
Barometer 30:l0; wind north.north east and
fresh.
Arrived: Bark Gusyaquil, Rossell, Ha-
vana, in ballast to Puig Brothers. No de-
nartures
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DRY GOODS. CLOTHING, SHOES AND GRO
CERIGS
SUCCESSION oF D. o. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

SUCCESSION OF D. O. sCHARFENsTEIN.
DY E. ROGER a. CO.-H SAMoRY, ,AUO-
ID tioneer.-Will be sold on TUESDAY, first of
December, ]. s. at 10 o'clock A. 81 at their Sales
Rooms, Nc. 45 Old Levee street by virtue of an or
der of the Honorable Second District Court of New
Orleans, under date November H. 1865 and for ac-
count Of said succession
A large assortment of DRY GOODS, consisting OF
Prints Bleached and Brown Cottons, Kerseys,
blankets, Flannels Merlnoes, Plaids Cambrics,
Hosiery ETC.. etc.
ALSO
READYMAD CLOTHING. BOOTS, SHOES,
BRoGANS AND HATS
And an assortment oHGROCERIES consisting of
Whisky, Wines, Liquors Soap, Coffee. Starch, Her
rings CEockery, and various other articles.
Terms-Ca-h IN United States treasury notes.
no20 % 25 q 30
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Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK, November 27.-Money easy
at sac q cent. Sterling 1893. Gold 1855.
20s Of 1862 l12l.
Flour and wheat quiet. Corn 4c. better.
Pork dull and nominal; S26 IS 327. Lard
dull; steam l63l64c. Cotton quiet and
steady; middling uplands 25lc. Freights
firm.
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THEATRE.

nm housequence of the great success attending it's
NJ n the beautiful Irish drama of
ARRAH-NA-POGU
p, s repeated on Friday and Saturday evenings
ihI ~ .nher twenty seven and twenty.eight. and Sat
poon for the Grand Family Matinee.
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CHARLES THEATRE.

0REAT DOUBLE BILL for the Benefit OF Miss
FANNY b. PRICE, VITO will appear in two en-
RELY original characters-EDNA EARL, in a
nmatization of Augusta j Evans's Great
foyel of ST. ELMO, and her artistic and thrill
Iug personstion of HELEN ROLLkSTON in
FOUL PLAY.
4GRDAY aud SUNDAY-Last Nights of Miss
FANNIE B. PRICE and the Great Sensation Of
kD4Y. November 3O-C. W. CoULDOoK and
DAUGHTER
1, open at seven O'Clock P. NJ; the overture
'bmmences at half past seven P. n.
sTtra charge for reserved seats. no27
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een First and Second streets-Suoeession Of
4 Fahrenholz--No. s0,l33
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-05-19
Imports


BRAZOs sANTIAGo-stssuship st Mary-s3Si IS in
currency Schmidt Zeiger-S257O 2 co S in specie As
Treas s-S5lO in specie A whitney 6co-S 400 DO Z
FOrsta &cO-S coo do Buddecke-S5O0 do seig Rruz
S23s7 ~ de Ii WOodhouse-S2OO0 do Marks &co-SlOW
$500 do Graham &oOS770 90 s73in carrency Ex
CO965 hides l3 bae skins y bales wool rs bhs
Sc hides L Bassett-lS0 head cattle MeQuoid Mehe-sun
dries 10 oIdeT-Iots $93 COS IS
HAYRETBsrk senchC Psnzs-sp pkgs mdse Muller Pia-
get-l Go Wesenbaeh Kumpp-25 do Church Drudhet-
do Gruneyald=l csks vine ? Wsgnsr-23 pkgs msss
Comudey-l Ave'-6 do lie CrOg &co-3 do KILLER &co
30 dc TuIPn-l do Pesson- II do Leon, Pierre kco-
ll44 ties Ranlett Benner-S pkRs mdse RmslhO &cO-3
do Pfet-l DO Well WO flo do Zerega Jenkins-3
csks wine A Aber-l pkgs mdse Psmer-l5 do McLean
Cver-30l do A ROchereau-2 do POncy & Converse do
Francke DanBee-l csks wine Kaser-l Mienberger
do u p Pou-20 do KOck & Dreyfus-sundries order
BRAZOS SAkTIAGO-Steam- hip g HArris-l4l hides
AveBdano Bros35 do 81 bags wool Whitney 4co66 do
GO hides L Mann &e,- head cattle McQuod Mehle-
sundries to order
VERA CRUZ-Steamship Mexico-S5OOO In speca F Ca
nova-SlOO0 Puig BrOs-S425 do Avendsno BrOs-l pkg
ndse Duhansl-l7 bags cotton Spesring-lU fuse
Cusach Ogoen-715 hides to orde-49 bags coffee w
Dunn-0 koTns to Order-53 bales cotton Montgomery
p bxs vanilla B Warren
PENsACs LA-Steamship LzEie-3 bales cotton Lehman,
NewgAss &co- 80 0O0 aths Sanford a
HAYANA-Steamshp Florida-Zl5 hhds sugar 300 bxs do
A COuturie AGO
NEW YoRK-Stesmship Geo Cromwel-4sld mds
CORPUS CHRISTl-Steamer CIesCent-ls0 bbls beef to
Perkins, Sv ensOn AGO
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-05-19
COMPARATIVE DAILY TOTAL RECEIPTS OF COTTON
At THIS PORT DURING PAST TWO WEEKS.
COTTON STATEMENT,

The exports this evening are exclusively for
Barcelona.
SUGAR AND Mol AssEs-The sales to-day embrace
60 bids Cuba Sugar on private terms; 500 boxes
No. II and IL do. at ll@l28c. u Ii. The supply
Of Cuba Sugars is light, and the demand continues
fair for the West. There is but little Louisiana
Sugar in the market. II is retailing at l43c. b D.
for fair, l5ic for prime, l6lc. for yellow clarified
MOlasses offering. Cuba Molasses Is in light
supply and good demand at full prices. We
heard Of no sale. Our quotations are 4s955c. q
gallon.
FLoUR-There was a good inquiry TO day both
for the trade and for export. Choice is scarce
and in request and treble extra commands better
prices, while the lower grades are almost neglect.
ed at prices tending down. Sales to-day are 1855
bbls., Of which 500 and 1000 bbls. treble extra,
particulars suppressed; 100 bbls. double extra at
$40; 200 bbs. treble extra at sl2; so and GO bbls.
choice at $l4 25; l25 bbs. do at sl4 so; 800 bbls
DO. at Sl4 IS, and 20 bbls. DO. al SIS 37t q bb.
CORS-Operations to-day were impeded by IN.
favorable weather. The supply is ample, and
prices are firm at Saturdays figures. Sales are
4OC0 sacks, Of which 200 $50 800, 1852 and 1000
sacks white and mixed at 81 O5, and 42O sacks
prime white at 81 10 T. bushel.
0ATs-The market is quiet but prices are NOM
iDally unchanged. Sales today ljO sacks at $50.
T. bushel.
BRAS-sales to-day so sacks at 81 50 = 100 fbs.
HAY-There is a moderate supply and fair
inquiry, huu PRICES are SL6hQy ana urm. sales
today are $50 bales. Of which 50 and 200 bales
fair at s2l and 20 bales prime at $22 e ton.
PoRK-There is a better feeling in the market
and holders are frmer in their views with mod.
crate retail business doing at s29 q bbl. for mess
There were sales late Saturday evening not previ-
Ousy reported, of 800 bbls. mess at s2s IS & bbl
Holdey are now contending for $50 q Dbl. in
round lots.
BACoN-There was more inquiry to-day than
for some time previous, but az prices which hold.
ets would not accept. Asking rates are now
lSlGltc. T. u for shoulders, l6l9l7c. for clear
rib sides, and l7iGlSc. for clear sides. There
were no sales reported.
LARD-The market is quiet bat steady az l980
-Vc b D for prime in tierces and 20G2O3c. Tor
kegs.
rRKIGHTs-No change OF any moment 10
notice. Offerings Of cotton coastwise are light.
FIeights foreign are rather irmer. The number
OF vessels on the berth gradually diminishing
has induced masters to demand higher rates.
We quote: By steam TO Liverpool s-l6Gld.
for cotton, l6ad. for corn, COS. for tobacco
Liverpool by sail, to ill up British and American,
5l6@jd. for cotton, seed. for corn, 35sl4 4Os. for
tobacco. To New York by steamer &C. for cot.
ton, lsc. for corn, and Csc. for -four. New York
by sail, lc. for cotton, l5c. for corn and CSC Tor
-four. To Boston by steam, lc. for cotton, lsc.
for corn and soc. for -four. Boston By sail, 10.
for cotton, l5c. for corn and Csc. for -four. To
Bremen by sail, cotton nominal and 4Os. for
tobacco. To Havre by sail, I9l5l6:. for cotton,
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-05-19
Sontnterrtal 9ntsIiaents.
Mnni.- rr.nIrn ~ ~ iosa

COTTOH-The market is quiet but steady. Ad-
vices received from Liverpool and New York to-
day were calculated to depress prices, but in view
Of the very restricted character of the Offering
supply and the almost unprecedented falling of
in the receipts at all Of the leading ports, most
holders appear to be wholly Indifferent as TO the
movement in distant markets, and confidently
await even still higher prices. The actual sales
to-day amounted TO only 500 bales, divided among
six buyers and with the exception of a slight al
terstion in the price Of good ordinary, rates con-
tnue essentially unchanged. We quote as fol-
lows, viz: Good ordinary 2s4929c., low middling
294G-c., and middliDg 30a0-c.
COMPARATIVE DAILY TOTAL RECEIPTS OF COTTON
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-05-19
1853 NONTvALE SPRINGS. 1868

This Favorite SUMNER RESORT, situated in Blount
county East Tennessee win be opened for the reception Of
visitors the FIRST OF JUNE.
The marked beneficial results attending the OF these
waters in functional arrangements the LIVER BOWELS
KIDNEYS aud SKIN, and the Cure of CHRONIC DIS
EASF attest their Medicinal Properties Ali the
sares for e. oyment and recreation at the best watering
places will be found here The facilities for reaching Mont
vale this will be increased by the extension Of the
Knoxville and Charleston Railroad In rapid Of
suctcn and regular trains expected to be running
The time Of opening TO Maye whence passengers
yeyed IN coaches TO the Springs nine miles distant BOARD
REDUCED-Per day, g; per week, Sl2: month $40.
Address for pamphlets containing analysis aud description
Of water, ETC. JOS. L. KING, Knoxville Tenn.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-05-19
RECEIPTS OF PRopuCE SUNDAY.

BAYOU sARA-Steamer Ibervle-2 bales cotton 20
by Tate76 SKIS cotton seed Adge-l bd skins bales
Raynond-69 SKIS cotton seed tlOwer-l bds hides bags
wool lot old iron Kau man. bags wool SKIS
COure-Sg hhds bones TO ORDERS hbales moss bales
paper stock Taumpay-7 sks bbs onions Lapene
Fer1e-l bbl peanuts hhds do lot old Levy
SO empty barrels Maspero &co-2 bbls potatoes SpOr-
bbls rice Bassel9sks onOnsJ 5ethancOu-l Dbl bangs
90 empty barrels Berkerysundries TO order-Toal bales
LOCKPORT-Stesmer Nina Simues-2O SKIS potatoes s
SKIS onions ID LorO-22 bales l. Lacassagne-5 do
Wash-I SKIS onions and sundres Sur'e-6 SKIS onion
Lacassagne-S9 bbls onions bbs rice Terrebonne-6
sks potatoes Walsh-l0 do Rehl8 do bbls do bales
TerrebOnne GourdRin--l6 SKIS potatoes DufOur-
hdls hides Oanhepel bbs mOlases ey-l0 bbls meal
Boga-62 sts potatoes BeIhancOuT-l0l do CaEentre
-sundres 10 order
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-05-19

GREENVILJE-SIesmer Gov Anen-22 bales cotton 10
BuckneI &co-ls PItchard-T Eewmon &eo-4 Jno Bur
nets WArrsn, Crawford ScOe Bakemore, Woodbridge &cO
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