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The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-06-24

kST Cochran, Bozman g. Co., are
new agents for, and are selling 6 differ
ent kinds of Mowers and Reapers, all
of which they warrant not to cut the
Eye Teeth of the Purchaser:
The Champion Reaper& Mower.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-06-24
"THE ~REVIvALIST,"

"THE RENIVALISTy'
An excellent Methodist Hymn Book for
revival occasions, with Music arranged for
each Hymn, now at ADAIR's Book Store.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-06-24

~ If you want to buy tobacco
at half price, stop at the sign of tho
Indian Image, next door to the
post-ofice.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-06-24

py White Gloves and white
Fringe expected this week at Hal
liday & Cos, from Philadelphia.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-06-24

At McConnelsville, Ohio, on the 9th
inst, by Rev. G. W. Courtright, Nh.
John NJ. Kelly and Miss Ellen j. En-
low; both of Morgan Co., Chic.
By James N Gaylord. J. p, at his
office June Is 1870, Mr.. Manly Smith to
Miss Mary C. Thompson; both of this
County.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-06-24

sHa- Five dozen colored Kid
Gloves, at s1.25, expected in a few
days at Stones.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-06-24

pA- Another lot of new light col
ored Prints expected in this weeks
new goods at Stones.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-06-24

@-Buy your WALL PAPER ct ADA1R's
Book Store. They keep the largest and best
stock, and sell at the lowest prices.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-06-24

hE % cts. will buy a plug of
good navy tobacco at the sign OF
the Indian Image, next door to the
post-office.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-06-24

p Hoop Skirts, the latest style at
Sills'.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-06-24

s9 Ladies' Gold Watches
B@ Ladies' Swiss Watchesl
ED Ladies' American Watehesl
For sale low at Vincent & Bros.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-06-24

bS- ''Shoo Fly" Bleached muslins
the incest in the market, at SilPs.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-06-24

pL A big stock of brown and
bleached muslins at SilIs.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-06-24

B@ II. L. Jones, Prosecuting at
torney of this County, has gone to
Minnesota, expecting to remain all
summer.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-06-24

EE We have received those beau
tiful French Ginghams. Call and
see them at Stones.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-06-24

rAL Cotton socks for summer wear
at Stills.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-06-24

E~ Black and white striped calico,
of SiIlS
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-06-24

re- Pique, white and printed,
and Fringe and Buttons to match
at Stones.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-06-24

Stones Is the place to buy GAR
tiers.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-06-24

BI Pink, green, blue and brown
checked GInghams at Sills.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-06-24

@-Keep in mind that they have a large
stock of WINDOW SHADES, OF all kinds,
at ADAMS Book Store, and are selling them
at very low prices.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-06-24

re- Keep Cool! Another lot of
Fans at G. L. Halliday & Co.'S.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-06-24

N Boys sizes of paper collars at
Stills.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-06-24

BGF Buggy-whips, Wagon-whips,
Trunks and Valises just received at
Stones.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-06-24
Family Bibles.

Ia Stones the place to buy Gai-
tiers.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-06-24

Bg Ifyou want cheap Hats go
to G. E. Halliday & Co.'S
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-06-24

Stones Is the place to buy Gal
ters,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-06-24
Administrator Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the subscri-
Der has been appointed and qualified as
Administrator, with the will annexed, on
the estate of Abraham Roberts, late of
Morgan Co., Ohio, deceased.
Dated at McConuelsville this 18th day
Of June, 1870.
WILLIAM y. DURBIN.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-06-24

at Stones.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-06-24
THE RADICAL CONVENTION.

J. D. MARIS, SecTet0ry.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-16
Monetary--CemmerciaI.
MONETARY.
UlrI.'E or THE DAE: RK!' p;..>-.E.

UIFI,E or THE DA.: RE!'p;-,.E.
T.H,n.Y KvrS.~s Eevsml-,I IS. !r."
The strong pressure for Discount. a. Sh'
banks. noticed III oar report O! yesterday.
has fallen OFT materially, ard al ION" III
situations the offerings. though 1:h"' were
not ia excess OF their aV;til!sA'ic hr.!!1>' rs
ha. been the case for sorc months past.
On the stree; We have u" h.:rlIh. |.'iia-
ton to mole Al notes. with '!nGnS'i"r;.-
BILE collatcral-. are quoted r + .''' +
month ..nd good do | y. AID Il nn! n'-'-
class business paper without ,c-a'"'ai- Al
ll.Go Mortgage notes rule - "H!l I
cent = amman. Tor Al, ant i:a!' Tor
second -cl;,ss.
Gold orneI "A. III. lll's Ia: M: III
AT New York;. and closed Mt II q 'll :.
(againsi lIl5s., The sales in".u..d ::aH"
and 5000 at III: $4,000, s:Ns>n, S.,0of and
5000 Il, IlIi,: $500 5000 and $500 ~
!lil,: S2Gn $500. $1,000 and $1,000" at
HES: -$j0"C at IlIt, s270O at lllar. and
! SO. 900 at I!I', Hlll.. Nothing report@d
III silver.
The movement in fore IN exchan 10. slowed
II fair degree. OF activity, an! with BE de
cline in gold. rates ut the close, sho"ei :. nr'
falling off of ~ a. t. cent. The t:'c> of
sterlin. rinhr.""h nearly c.v.oo. OF Incl,
$3.50 bill OF la,iiny II ll"; 5000 N -;
$1,000 at ll9i.: .30UO al clear IL, ii"'2;
$1,000 bill OF lu,ii,sg at llo'S a ll"l.: ,Mo
bill of lahny. a; il9Le ll9As: ei5,o0r Al
clear Il, ll"@> ll'4; - bill OF la'iine' 80.
clear AT Il9l, a ll'aS: 100 and tlJH' Al
clear at il9'>: .43o10 bill of lad,nc AZ"
clear ut ll9l4 ll9ai 5000 Al clcM AZ
ll9le q 100 ana $1,000 Il, ll4f;. S;e:!i.,g
! may be row quoted At ll9l. Gll9+. i"l
GOOD Ia a bill OF ludng and clear. Az.
1908, Il i2I for bank.
There has been 10 material alteration il.
domestic exchange. The banks clrc"rd ":s
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-16
PARIS.

Hur Two Hundred Thousand German
Troops Around Paris-s'r0Nision- III
Paris Will Last until the End OF jan
nary-Capture Of Dion by the French
The Churches Of France are OhertnR
Bells for Cannon.
NEW YORK, Eovember l5.--he h0la S
Paris correspondent i'll Paris, writing under
date Of the ninth instant, says General
TrOchu informed the troops, IL recent
speech, that the whole force OK Germans
around Paris was 100000, spread around an
investment of sixty miles. and tGat when
the proper time arrived, he wouAd easily
break this attempted circle.
The official report shows that there are
provisions sufficient to give fresh meat
bacon, bread and dried vegetables t. each
Of the inhabitants until the twcnt...Inti
tlay of January.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-16
NIEXICO.
Health of Juarez Improving-Necrctc ar
PnebIa-FuriOus Articles Against Amer
icans Holding Mexican Claims.

CITY OF MEXICo, November =, vi. ila-
vana November l5.-Thc cholera is raging
at Por: Minatitlan, brought by vessel i'll
July
The government closes Port Merida and
opens Port Pragresso instead
The health of JuareZ and wife is impror-
ing.
The bandits are plundering the towns and
settlements III Sinaioa.
The tria, of Canto for assassination las
been again deferred.
General Necrete was Stically re-
ceived az Peubla.
The journals publish furious articles
against Americans having claims against
Mexico.
The candidature Of Por1;rio nia! ioI
President gains ground.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-16

General Moore to Congress, IN the seventh
district. il placed beyond doubt. Ills
majority is between 800 and 800 There
seems 10 be no further doubt of the election
of j. y Hawlrv. from the fourth district.
though his majority is small.
Snow storms have prevailed at mary
no;uts northwest and south o, ,his point
to-day.
River Intelligence.
SOUTHWEST Pass, November l'.-l;arom-
eter :}Ol5. Wind northwest; BLOWN strong.
No arrivals or departures.
NIrksBUR,:, November l5-Passsh down:
Celeste. pine last night, Mary Alice. A..
NJ, Pargoud. - NJ; Carrie kountz. ) j. N !:
MIX Longworth. } l.. NJ; Shannon and
Natchcz. e p. NJ. Up: Bee and bavscS, " J..
NJ, - rrie Williams. ; =. NJ.
Il; :cr stationary. Weather cloudy and
cool.
MsirIIs, November lj--Pasecd up:
Belle oi ST l.ouis. Down: Indiana.
River rising slowly. Weathr. cl"uhs and
windy
Ious, VILE, November l:.-1hc river has
fallen two inches i'll the last tWcnty-f"nl
hours. with twcnty-siN inches III the
chute aHd five fee, six inches on Portland
bar. Weather cloudy and cold. Arrived:
Ruth. FROM Wheeling; Kate Kinney. from
st. Louis She soon goes in the Louisville
and New Orleans trade. Departed: Nir-
GINA, for New Orleans.
C,S,lNN,I-. November 1.-THE river has
eight fec ai.d six inches in the channel and
falling. r.l--rd down: Ruth, from Wheel
inr 10 New. orleans. Weather cicay. Their
momt;r! Il.
PiTI.!is,... November l,-Wcathc:
clear. The Mp!,onghhela has three feet and
=: :r"lr- in tn. channel. and is falling.
u. parted: Hceants for Arkansas 1.N":.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-16


MEMPHIS. November I5.--W. b. Green
law, who recently contracted for the com
pleton of the Memphis and Little ROCk
RAILROAD, has appointed 5. b. beaumont
general manager with full power and IN
struciions 10 finish The road by February 10.
Beaumont has employed large number of
hands and left this morning for Arkansas.
MONTGOMERY. Ala, November lJ.-Thc
Alabama State Fair opened TO-DAY. with
fine prospects. The weather is clear. and
MANY entries have been made.
The horse show il unprecedented. and IN
cludes many notorious thorou .hbrcds.
There will be a tournament on Wednesday,.
Exhibition games OF base ball 10y the Lone
Stars. OF New Orleans, and MutuaiA, Of
New York, on Thursday and FRIDAY.
The Democrats carry the State hy @~f 20
5000 majority.
In the House there Will bc ~ Democrats
and IS Republicans, whereof ID are colorcd.
The last House was IL Democrats and 50
Renuhlicaus. The Senate holding over
stands , Democrats, 81 Republicans.
majority on a Joint ballot is doubtful
CINCiSS,TI. November l5-W. StartH L,
founder OF the Eseaing Times OF thiS city,
died of heart disease to-day, aged tort,
eight years. NJ
WUMINGroS, n. c., November l5.-Ih'
entries largely exceed those of the last Cape
Fear Agricultural Exposition. 1t bids IAN
to be the finest exhibition ever held IN the
State. The city is thronged with visitors
Several thousand people are expected
tomorrow. TIE fair closes Friday
CINcIsNATI, November ID. - Genera!
w, itzcl, in charge OF improvements OF the
Louisville canal, in reply To a letter ironl
George i. Davis, President of the Board ot
Aldermen, says lie has requested the direct
Ors not TO open the canal until tie end o,
the present low water, and that the govern
ment is continuing the work for all and not
for a class Hers doing AL in his power. Boats
cannot be allowed 10 pass at night. 70 The
rlastiuu is done after the men haze ,.l,i
work.
The canal can only he enlarged ny "a.
exercise Of patience. He thinks, if the az
propriatjon ne has asked Tor from Congress.
~ not granted at tie ensuing session. III"
canal will be closed for two summers. lie
deprecatcs the passage If resolutions sn":'
as recently adopted in Cincinnati, l2"''ns;
to tie immediate opening Of the canal.
The funeral Of Mr.. Starbuck, OF the
Tines, viii take place on Thursday. tiiS
departure Is greatly lamented. He has
been Intimately connected with the city
during period Of its greatest prosperity
and was one Of its most benevolent citizens.
He started the Times thirty one years ago.
CHICAGO, November l5.-The election OF
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steuui~f r Austin. Trip from ludianol., VA Ga!
Weston. 10 { 4 WhitAcy aso-ist district
Steamship Florida o !.4,ry from Havana via Fiorl
,ia Ports 10 " Perkins &ca-lst distrlc; -
S!cup IcnEt Smith from Grand Calou. {" Ina-t.!
"a district -
Lues.I Whit. CaIu,iia Eho.-s. from: TeIfr'-nL'
10 n..iet-I-2d district
Lager rA!.l- llrttlut. Te-:,hVnH". from nv
t.,ur.. ~ !i.-t,r-2d district
STEAM BOATS.
pGtt.r,.er N,ynirr. from - M.r!!u-slti''
,o.o.ea K,!lS, from LII. Ro. Il.
Frances. B!Akrslc.' from Mobile.
Wild Wagner Guddin. from Nntc!t1.
Sci. Lee. Hicks. from Memphis
E.sidi-lI johnson Bl~s"tt, from L-bH-i ."t-'.
/, Belle. lug,s. from pcuGli~ouv he.
.-"ut1u, Sinuott. from OuIcf.Lta I!'.i.
.Ie... huu;s from Shreveport.
SO B!lc .IuTd. Burton. rtu;u N.-' ;-i.'".
s-...t.C'. lie. from Jrft.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-16
CORK.
Great Demonstration of sympathy FOX th'
Pope-AdOptiOn of Resolutions.

Cork, November ia great demonstra
Ton of sympathy fer the Pope Was held
here tonight. The Bishop Of Cork pre-
sided Addresses were made by members
Of Parliament from Cork district.
Resolutions expressing personal sympathy
with the Holy Father; lamenting the de
struction Of the temporal power as dctri-
mental 10 the peace of Europe, and i'll favor
Of memor.alizing the government or the
subject, were adopted by acclama.ion.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-16
PESTH.

The Hungarian Diet-Rcsisting Russian
PreteneiOns Peaceful Arrangement.
Desired.
PEsru. November I5--In the Hun gaTian
Diet today. Denk urged the government 20
resist the Russian pretensi"ns. The oppo-
sition, however, desired TO etfect a peace
fh arrangement.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-16
MARSEILLES.

Municipal EIecficns-The City Quksa.
NARsgILLEs. November l5.-Returns
from the municipal elections foot up AZ fol-
lows: Republicans, $1,000: Communists,
500.
The city has been perfectly quiet.
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NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6 1870

So 52lA T. Dbl for choice Kindred from
the landing. and s. 1904 from store.
DRIED Arr.Es--Are plenty and dull at
6G.i:c T. f..
SALr-The .irlll,I.i for the West i. active
and prices are -t.ady. Dealers sell Liverpool
at - ~ ~ t. per sack TOR coarse, and > 80
q 9" for fine. When taken i'll large lots ut
war. l,"u~... by hoat~, a deduction If made for
drayag". Tah. salt III pocket~-sibe Zoe;
! rs. :r, Turks Island salt nominal.
Tnn>'.o-Ha- been quiet since our re
;,ort @! >alnr..,, last. with r-.les of cniv 213
I]ni~ which We" taken for Bremen ~ pre-
.i",lS prices. in, ii6 hhd- Ing I" medium
I, 81. ,:,'i,.... .A.rU!-. ana lti h!'!- III 9'4c
t. h..
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,...iI:M.Hs SAT-. WIPE OF JAMES FRY &
- h;isbaul-Eo. li10.

hl.tnEi CERTIFY THAT on nETHlETFfH n
OF January. 100, Judgment was rendered "A
t- court III the GOv i en- tIt<d suit IL the ~ofo5
-. ;i-~lr"9 tolcW:Hl,, TO Wit:
= III, lI.lua SAM! vii Q: James Fry, - ~ I'''
ta.t.-.o tl-N.
:. - cl,e. submitted 70 II" court y co.
- 8; parties. the c0u't h"' in% duy 'o.'71''
.l',. Il beng q ug!aIOn that iht "a" iAo cN'
!. 81, II i.yr~ II plaintiff
E;,o.de."d adjrt&c.i and deere, that the q u
MAN: y ~ H"cIe,ts and gains hcTrt9ipir ellst:E
b.: ,9,.., .Ac v..l':itt. Wh"unin' saul, ana -
',"....tIt J5Ii"- Fry, i.er haeh-n1 be dls4o.Fec
~. -: .Ir AiNr the sole &on IA1stratlon al" tc~
-, 6 -. .hiI.s, and. iuftuer. mat plalSti" ~
81. -.: defendant tcE said husband, the sin q
, -. .rG,.i dollars, With legal lEt+r'sl H'-~
y, /. demand. vi: ih'.uIrv u, 1870, n;it' 49,
.n-.- OF slIit, vi. the pr l.rgc noE'S'-p 20
H.. a,.aG:tL !" it- to fparrl, Won'it % 700
rro..eI-g AID ,-t&to OF their hUepa1d Z" = t,.-e
H.. uutai para IL! and =. ArI -A'-'
I and "iaiIL-. , - .s,,
| judgment rendered and signed !anHSry -. ~
t>2-1ed) CHARLES La 'i'''i D '''Ne =
IN testimony whereof have hereunto Set nj
hand and ai ned the seal of tho said court at .he
civ OF New Orleans this tArteenth day OF tf.t-
! nv in the wear OF our Lord one Thousand eigAt
hundred and seventy. and TIE nlnet yiouth Year CT
me indepe udence of the United states.
| roI6 II PHILIP POWER, JA Deputy Cics.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-16

KEW lORh-S,,au.shp hm!!, SoGdrG-"5S
tale, cotton ihl- noiasscs Is unts 81! u aha,
sugar IL: ud- hls'- >. hhds t.llc~ Il i;.!,ou
wool
ISDIAEOlA ". GALyESTON-Stra.n-hi W q
Hru---iur Gal; a-uu-, bh,- sugar ~ ubls 10" ~
lsg. cott, or hh,, POTATOES 200 b. candy 500 krs
nails 2tG bales hay tt SKIS oats
Pur I.diaIuia-5;u bhls flour ~ hAi- uiiiskN e-S
rkCs rude-
LIvEEPOoi-%A.p An;artI'--..7>0 f.iic- cotton
A.
,I.I, - - lids
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-16
IMPORTS

.rIiANcLi W. GALN ESTtk-Ntr3 1..ir .t;!s
:iI.-.l ltl- idts pgs Ilds. o. hs.es cotton -
a. ,..d - i... c.t!. - htxu "alN.. bb.s ;alloN
and -uitl,s
. RUAfAE i>L.Sl->cA'ru.t Eanr,-l Nh lines
acG hun. hiu3na- ~ %. ,,l..iiUIl. .o"g cocoa
nuts II BIOL. OynugCs
GRAND 'A!lluU->oop Nc.;---sG 1hu Ln".i-----
. hac- moss and suudr.cs
vrMGENoHSE-ii,-@e. White r;.n..:a-'i IL ~!
seed cotton .,1l,i suildrrs
rii:Rf EONNF--.urr,r !al..is f!ott,Lt--: '.'A
cotton :. Hi'.- ;"'afD ,n,; suudIlS-
81 lot -. .I.. Pr.nc..-1.. t.-cs ,n::'
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[coNr1NuKp PROM FIRST PAGE.

field. four intrenehed camps will be formed,
where q half million of men may drill.
A dispatch from Glen reports the enemy
AT Sens. ,,
On the German PRISONERS captured AROUND
Orleans. large quantities Vi rith'H J'"'i'.
and ccid were found
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-16
ITALY.

The Opinione on Russia's Demand.
FLORENCE, November l5.-The rpiti0Hc
believes that Russias demands vii bc
granted by the powers.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-16
T5,R.VELEE>. ATTENTION:
THE SEW ORLEANS. JACKSON AND
GREAT NORTNERE,

.NsSSIS%EI!k tENktttE IL ~ l-ktpNb"s
La. :hr!- Passenger AoaC.'. All B:.ggl :" 80
sh.A- .>i..h.utd .cI4t.. ~.ti.uut chang.
IA....n .H,t.Er FROM tI.4IDr:c:: X
!'.-Ii:4TiuE.
Til. ! \. II. Tr,tiH
rai.. .u'.l.ec tiras !3r tt"kehU'". y. y '.is
-. LOUIS tr..pg", L"H.sl.', and a, points N"id
s.-r',lg .aI, '.':"I. 20 t.aI'; -.'."n and
atuI.ip.'.t.
The ::!3 l.. Il. TAIN
49,, Cos. q. meet. Nth LiEhtIIt, fEpE'.,
.-.il. ., I.jiT.- NOR I'll, has. AZ ~ - :.
s.r',-s ~ t,.~. SY.t!!,rII M.
Time 10 New iOrA. 30 YOUR.
N.. AMI elegantly ti:..d np -, rp'nG Cars ~.
through 10 Hi:nhotlt. Tennessee. at''.-.'a. lea
Es--s.-', aH, i.euisviii- h"ntucky.
Express FT:,ln South arrives ~ Aah \ u.
Mail Train South arrives at ittr 4. III.
Ticket uti.ce. Galveston, Iron Ii lldlug.
Ticket Offices New OrIeaus, Corner Camp Ant
CoILIuun str.-ts and at Depot
T. y. WILLIAMS Genera! superintendent;
j. 4. M0REY, General Ticket Agent rev
Orleans, jackson and Great Northern RAIL
road
p D. FROST, General superintendent
d. B. MOREY. General Ticket Agent, Ailssls-
eippi Central Railroad
4 ". SCOTT General Passenger Agent
Sya2 IN
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-16
DOLE.
PFnssian Force Recalled-Rcpuisc OF
Three Hundred Prussians.

Three Hundred Prussians.
Dole, November IA, viz Tours November
l5-The Prussian force at Chivlgny, about
$500 strong. has been recSllcd to Groy, III
the rccapture of Dion by the French.
Three hundred Prussiaps attacked this
place Yesterday. but were handsomely re
pulsed by the National Guard.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-16
ST. PETERSBURG.
Prince GortschakOH's Circular on the
Paris Treaty-Sub.titate Prepared by
the Government.

Sr. PETERSBURG, November l5.-Prince
Gortschakotf's circular, concerning the
Paris treaty of 1856, is dated October 81.
1t recites successive alterations and viola
tons of European tre&ties, among them
that of 1856 He is unable to see why Rus
ria should observe the Latter when il has
been disregarded by others, therefore Rus
sia disavows it's obligations to a limited en-
ioyment of the Euxine Sea, and invites the
sultan to enjoy equal rights with her. She
has no Itosrekindle the Eastern question,
and only aims at increasing her defensive
strength The government prepared as n
sompromise; a substitute which Is san an e9ni-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-16
NORTH GERMAN LlAEaD.
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-16
FOR SALE.

NOR SiLE.-A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND,
Il situated in the parish of st. Martin, fronting
On the river Atchafalaya, and containing about
three. thousand acres. These some OF TIE -icL~
o.. lands in this State. partially cleared and free
from overflow, situated stream vigat,c al
all seasons of the year. and within four miles OF the
ChatranOoca and Texas Railroad. Win b. sold IL q
block or by port OF one thousand acres, 10 s;J
purchasers
Ap,v TO B. / 4. SOCLIE,
nof2 I'm No. 81 Bourbon stree
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-16
NIARIkETIS.
noype.tie Markets.

New YoRN. November -. ErcninI.-Cot-
ton ..l,s;ed strong; talss to-day 1000 bales;
middlin: llpan,is l6lgc. Fionr: State and
Western inactive; >upeE.inr 81 9O01 80:
Sauthrrr dull; common t., fair extra - ID
a E ~. Wheat inactive ;sd lower; winter
red and anl,,er Western 81 36 81. Corn
inactive, | Il y lower; new * I Sc: old SS'.
dSir Beef Plain so r.; extra 81: 5U1
Is. Pork $2i ~ q II -. Lard heavy; steam
1873. = i4l2. Whisky easier ~ So Sbl2c.
Groceries firm. !'rciShtS firm.
CISClssAIl November l5.-Co,'on firm
and in fair demand; midding lj',". Flour
in light demand. but holders fra 1T % 90
a. -. Wheat scarce and firm. hardly
any offering: red ~ I60l Is. Com duli
and lower Il; - d .Sc. Rye and uat. dull
and unchanged. Pork dull and nor. NAL;
$23 asked Lard ID a k, Bulk meats .irll
and nominal. Hogs opened firm. but c!oad
dull AZ 81 60o7. Receipts 300 head.
ST. LOTS. November l5.-Flo,r tirmtr.
supcriinr winter So ! Is. Wheat higher,
No. , rcd winter 81 % a =. Corn firm
and III fair demand: new mixed toe; choice
old white ,.r. Oats Il q &c. Rye dull and
unchanged. Whisky So. PORK Lover: mess
S.!;' - d a :or new and s., for old. Bulk
lu.ats Shoulders 10 '.c: clear RIB sides
ii4i:i=r; clear sides j. ~ -. i;o-s
steady; 81 - l. -.
Foreign Markets.
ijvII,!ooI. November H., EVENING"
Cotton closed inner. Mid'ilin. uplnnds 81:
Esd; Orleans 4l """sd. Sales to-day r.
600 bales, III itch 5000 w,.c for export ana
speculation.
LONDON, N",cii,i"Y l.. Hvenr. 80. i>.l>
closed =; 92:.. Bonds So.