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Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-03
ENGLISH FEMALE BlTTERS,

Inc only acknowledged Uterine Tonic and
temale Regulator known. will cure an
those complaints ,bovc mentioned in an IN.
cTedibly short time. The Bitters at once
a%rOnses, strengthens aud restores the womb
10 us natural condition, removing obstruc.
lions; relieving pain and regulating the
monthly perl0n. Nonder stands a pale. fee
Die and languld girl, Just bursting into wo.
manhoodi she /, the pride OF ali, but bark /
sue silently steals q pickle, cats chalk, or a
slale pencil; no appetite for food she turns
win u dull eye and seeks s~olicitude; her
eye no longer sparklcs; her merry laugh q
n longer heart ringing through the air, She
nunes about with DlO0dless lips and gums.
WIN heada he. palpitatlOn, constipation,
swimming OF The head, cold feet and hands
melancholy; she has q coated Tongue. often.
i've breath, and a host OF other evils TOO nu-
merOus - mention.
When neglected, all these symptoms he
come aggravated, there is sick stomach.
hedrtyurl, u dark line settles under the
eye, the legs and ankles are swollen, the
hdir ~i0scssts gloss and falls on, there /, brit.
tItht'' and splitting OF the lnger.nails.
sM"ilrh ADlpincn, extreme nervousness
IIe'!uInt's, pains ami aches, dry cough, Nv
>'ci!cAI IT., RAPID prOstration, epilepsy and
eat u 20 or any of your friends, are
mus an ctei, send 1T once Tor a bottle Of
lnslt'h Female hit'crs and be- cured. It's
gu cls are mgsi.a al IN such complaints.
sUTeI3 NJ mother vii. postpone ANA DELAY
ta!s lutY uutil
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-03
TO ADA.

Am | not foolish 10 love thee It'll!
And dream forever u thy saiut.like face
Which ne'yr dill grant to me but glances
chtliy
To watch thy coming in all thy matches
grace,
And feel when thou art near that some dl.
vine power
Had changed the lonely. lonely world an
hOdTy
To hope when hope should buried be;
To near thee stay when | should Zee,
To long again thy voice 70 hear,
Or rave glance my heart 10 cheerl
Am mot foolish to love thee still7
And dream those cruel words were never
SAID,
Which he'er, alasl will be recalled, If you
meter will
To love thee living as I never loved the
dead;
And bare my breast to grief once more and
feel 'twere little pain,
To love 8 soul like yours, the such q love
W0rel0st again.
q take from hopeless lovemy breath.
M1 live, when IRE werellvInR deaaht
lore WHen love doth rend ny hfeaat
when dreams bua bring : !,
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-03
BLOOMING YOUNG Girls.

h'ldlc.ayci N .uou,, those a, thu critical
period amt the aged grandmother. arc All
e rel by The use ui0Ur English Female nit.
VIZ now pres rihcl and used by Physlci.
81! over the aouuiry
Ill on re troubled with Fall nr OF the
"'.l1, A''vadcl with . zen C. Of weight and
bearing 10Wn, pam iu the b4ck and side.
4nl "tncr attendant evil, FYgli,A Female
~ T. VIII give entire rclirI.
lose ~ l4e "tlru OF iiic" mother, after
=. M en- ~, ami al. q her, IN .e or f. malcl
"A' hIc onyale cents from any protraclci
9i 'rNiliiat ng complaint, who yIin strength
80" J, al Wupee digr,ton l. sluw ana i'm.
mug Their system dem sands, IL gives n
powerful appetite. sid, und assists digest
i!on' arouse, The liver. strengthens mentally
AMI 21l 'icIlly ami lll, the whole system
wv" pure rr,ms1n blood cyursing through
il channels. n"
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-03

Let us hear no more about Ku.
Klux outrages, "rebcl'' murders,
and general misdeeds in the South
until the government plucks the
beam from its own official eye
Has anybody or set of men been
guilty of greater atrocity, more
outrageous cruelty, than reported
heref
The Abingdon Virginian con-
tains the following communica-
ton, which is well calculated to
excite profound interest
TALMvILLE, VA, Aug. >. 20.
EDITORS ARLINGTON VIRGlSIAx:-
l saw q man to-day who gave his
name as Edward Parker, and rep
resented that he was a lieutenant
in Capt. j. W. Kelly's Company X,
Col. Greer's regiment, Fortieth
North Carolina cavalry, in the
Confederate army; that he was
captured at the battle of Chicka.
manga. on the 18th of June, 1862;
was sent to Camp Chase, and from
there to Dry Tortugas, where he
has remained until the first day of
June last.
His tale is a strange one, but l
am forced to believe every word
of it-and so would you if you
could see the man-and it may be
of some interest to some of your
readers. He says there are still
about three thousand men on the
island, who have no means to pay
their passage and no way to make
money enough to do SO. Among
those still there whose names he
remembers are james Grady,
Thamas w. Stinson and George
Taylor, Of Washington county;
and Thomas Carter and Jesse Car.
ter, of Russell; John Black and
William Black, Of Scott; James
Higginbotham, Thomas w. MAY,
Jesse T. May and William A. May
Of Tazewell county. Parker says
hat the prisoners were all released
It the close of the war, but they
lad no means of communication
With their friends, and they are
till there there in most wretched
ondition, their only means of sup.
'ort being derived from labor at
be levees at fifty cents per month
nd by begging.
He worked over five years at IF
= cents per month, and saved
SO 80, with which he paid his
IRE to New Orleans, from which
he has walked since the 7th
{ June, and begged his way. He
IA 3 most piHable condition, be-
e entirely blind il one eye and
~ neafly 80 IN thaof CAUSED
HHH
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-03
FEMALE COMPLIAT.

That claims It's victims throughout the
length and breadth ofOur land.
Many females suffer in some way at each
monthly period; some girls are In great peril
y the commencement Of menstFuatiOn while
older one dread It's decline at the turn Of
NE" sometimes the menstrual flOw is too
much. or too little, or may be attended with
pam may be Irregular or entirely checked
Or changed IN appearance, attended with
other di'tressing symptoms LeucOrrh@a, or
the w hltcs," frequently drains the system,
Or liberation Of III womb may create pain
ami cause rapid prOstratiOn.
Failing Of the womb Is an exceedingly
common complaint, giving much trouble
and distress. which, under ordinary treat.
ment, 4, difficult to cure.
Hyst'rics, Green Sickness, Irritability Of
the Womb, and other serious and fatal eom.
lAlnts follow the female sex throughout
llie. Lives there . meIlcai gentleman who
mas or can relieve the lair sex OF the above
No. may. Is there no cOmbl-
nation OF remedial agent, that will come 70
her rescue We answer. ies.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-03
SICKNESS, PAIN & DEATH

Legitimately result IS penalties for viola
lions Of natural laws, from which none 60.
cape.
The faded cheek, the pale and wan feat
lures, the dun eye, the ol0uded intellect the
deep heaving sigh, the feeble and emaeiated
frame, the detected brow, the lettering gait,
all indicAte previous transgressi0n OF law.
knowing that "prOcrastinatiOn Is the thief
Of time" all Int ligent being. apply for
som remedy a. SON Is circumstanceS per-
NIT; while those W no do not act upOn the
principle that delays are dangerous" gen
orally linger, lose more time and pay more
money.
Thousands Of mothers and daughters, in
all stations and conditions ofii Q, are suffer.
ing, LINGERING and dying from the effects OF
some dreaded and dreadful.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-03
CORNER.

CHlGNON CORNER.
The following from the Cincin-
natl Euquirer's FASHIONS Francies,
by Our Lady Reporter" foreshad-
ows what we may expect when the
women shall run the newspapers :
miss Matte VS. is inconsOlable.
Her devoted Wilp has changed his
business as we'll as his abode to
New York. Judging from the
many appeals to the penny post
the dear white winged messengers
come often to cheer her lonely
hours"
Mrs. Stanton thinks that court
ing ought to be left entirely to wo.
men. She says; II candidly be.
lieve that nature intended man for
the rough work of life; to dig into
philosophy, politics, parallelograms,
and potatoes, and humbly to wait
in his material sphere until selec-
ted by the queens of the hearth.
stone" Mrs. S. thinks men are too
''vacillating and awkward" in their
love.making,
Catharine Hummel, aged II, is on
trial at Reading, r., for cutting the
throat OF an infant. a correspOn-
dent writes: "As she sits o.day
calmly watching the twelve men
who hold her earthly destiny on
their tongues, she looks the picture
OF one ofthat class OF pious children
whom we weekly meet in our SUN
day schools
\ Chicago man, while confined
TO his bed and suffering mental de.
rauLcmcut was married to his SER
want girl, who procured 4 license
and d preacher and had the thing
properly done. Now he has recov-
cred and wants 4 divorce.
Foreigners say that American
girls are the only women in the
word who are unequal to the task
OF entertaining more than one man
at a time.
The style Gfdress adopted by wo-
men, and the taste displayed there.
in, i, frequently an indication Of
their position in life aud standing
in society.
Olive Logan has adopted the
new style OF wearing the hair in
two long queues down the back, as
the schoolgirls used to do rin the
days when we were young The
thus made etiectually dis.
poses Of the ridiculous story about
Miss Logan, Sl,jOO, chignon, cur.
rent in the papers last autumn.
with such 4 wealth of natural hair
a chignOn would be not only unne.
cessary but inconvenicnt.
Two ladies, Mrs. DEMO and Mrs.
Mckrnna, have established them
IN the grocery bushes, in
Cal, aud intend 70 carry ii
on upon the principle OF ~ credit
without cash, no delivery.
Ladies should not wear their
round has all day. no matter how
is it /, Injurious TO the
hair and bad Tor the brain.
Mr.. Adcia Mckcuou is announced
q, A. independent candidate for
in California. Are there
no iunatic asylum, on the Pacific,
that such creatures are per-
nittedtO run at large:
A returned Californian attempted
o kill himself sn Chicago the other
lay, because his wife wouldn't live
with him. Alas. how many men in
hat city are daily tempted to kill
because their wives will
i've with them.
A cotemporary calls the Woman
suffrage Conventions "curious or
,anizations,' because they are Off
cred by an almost uniform list. and
he same women do nearly all the
alking. \ Convention composed
# raw recruits would be still mere
curious we imagine.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-03

A LETTER from Cleveland says:
The Mississippi State Senator
who married q negro, and who is
spending the honeymoon here,
seems to be really in love with his
wife; but how long before that
love will fade?' 1t is not likely
to fade at all-it is dyed in the
Courier Journal.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-03
DEATH Is 1T THE DOOR.

In all these complaints the system evident
shy", u want Of rel blood, and SIR.
ChuTthlt, IN his work on Diseases OF Fe-
males, says "BeaTing in mind that the
DlOod l. fcmarkably !~elcient IN red corpus.
clts' ana the known property OF iron to cor.
Iect thls condition, theory suggests IL MS the
most 10 be relied on. the best OF which Is the
1ltratc.' Citrate Of iron enters larg " INTO
tue composition OF English Fc dale Bitters.
combined with powerful vegetable tones OF
rare qualities.
Among the mountains or Tennessee and
INC plney woods Of Mississippi, Is found a
cortai hard and finty OF, which has been
lhsfcr I use By some old midwives for many
year., Possessing marie powers IN regulat-
ing AMI restoring al female. suffering with
an! HHcctIon Of The w0u b. Thi, root we have
obtained, gave II a lair test IN Uur practice.
SUI u Is now one Of the principle %ingrodi.
emit IN lh'se BtiCrs. Other powerful ME.
II c AEl general tones also enter int its
Composition. We also add leptundra or
BAGS root sufficient to act upon the liver
AMI Keep the bowels open.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-03

OK instituting a search for IN
item this morning, we discovered
that alone in one house reside
three war-widows, each Of whom
has two children, and yet the az
gregate number of the individuals
is not 0. Query What is the
number Mobile Register.
The number is seven. The in.
dividuals are a mother; her two
daughters and their two children
each.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-03

Mrs. FoNNIE BARRETT, widow of
Columbus Barrett, Esq, late pro
prietor of the Holly Springs Re
porter, died on the 22d inst. at
Iuka Springs.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-03

LAST Monday, in Benton county,
James Curtis was killed in a diff
Guilty by Benjamin Ganley. The
Reporter says the killing was JUS
tifable.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-03
ONE HUNDRED DALLARS.

That one Tablespoonful of FnpIIsh
Female Buffers contain, rs mncI med.
lcihai properties ~ one bot le of any of Inc
pleasantly tas'cd common advertised bItters
OF the dayl The medical profession 10 de-.
ciie the question. BE 1t understood that
English female BittCrs Is not a beyersge
but IS q powerful Iron and Vegetable Tonic
e~onlnInel, curing long standing chronic fe-
male complaint In every direction.
fut up IN large bottles at 81 so per bottle
or SIX hoitles for IS 90, ard sold by drug,
glsts ana merchants everywhere.
J'P' DROMGOOLE&
PFOprietOFs,
Memphis, Tenn.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-03

The Louisville Courier journal
says the world has had its iron
age, its golden age, and its age Of
bronze. Radicalism has made the.
present an age Of steal.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-03

MORE NEW CoTToE. - MessTs.
Flanagan 9 smarr left on our Ia
bic yesterday samples from two
bales o. new cotton, received ~
tham nom aFH 2, 3 Clark Of this
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-03
D~rOmgOOIe q Co.'s Buchu.

the best end cheapest combination for All
aneetions o. the Kidneys and RladdeF ever
oneree % the public. It Il prepared By req
uiar physicians and used b The profasslon,
friges 81 20 per bottle. or III BEETLES for ~
where
>. 2. Dromaapls Co.,
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-03

a Richmond, Indiana, man died
ihzee hQaS an mNElase
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-03

Hhay are forming aeid maidss os
s. eg1A 1aasa IS oHo
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-06

cAaice aoehel At 49,; seheies yellow
Il CaExsx-Ths masket e wdlf Supplied,
and the demand IL limited. I. We quote
reserve and fActory 80 101l4c = ID; in
feriOr grades almosf unsaleablc. go
SALf-Mith : good demand, prices are
frmer, with an upward tendency. 100 sacks
sold for st. Louis at full prices 80 car ct,
goes a6oat efsring. Dsalers rates stu
for fine. Turks Island SOC busheL
When large lots are taken ct warehouse by
boats, a deduction h made for drayage.
Pocket salt, large l0c, small Sc. 81 -.
EscULENTs-LOuis potatoes are steady
at 9203 Is y Dbl, and o1is0ssa " S0275
|, PouLrRr AND Eeos- Chickens are quoted
at 4607 p dozen from the landing for
grown, and 81 50a4 for youiE, and turkeys
at 4lS s0 y Dozen Eggs are plenty and
dull at l40l7c p dozen. @ -
GUxNY BAGs-Are held at DC y bag.
: BAGGING--The retail demand is fair for
firm at 32l4 a 33c y yard for India in bales,
3lc in rolls, 81 032 for hemp and fax as in
quality, and 80 for domestic jute in rolls.
fRoN CoTroS TIEs-Are selling at Sic a
61sc n III. sI7Is. II ..f-tge4 -.
NAVAL SToREs-There il some demand
for pale rosin which is quoted firm at $40
Is v Dbl. Other grades dull and nominal.
Spirits turpentine dull at Sh a 40c Y
gallon. te1
TOBAcco-The market has been wholly
inactive since our report of last Saturday.
The sales embrace II hllds, viz: i hid leaf
at lie, II hhds lugs at 8lse, and on private
terms. There is some inquiry but no freight
room can be had at present. We repeat
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-06
Unstanlped. .Lellers.

ft ~ SO
Detained In The New Orleans Pesto0ce
= for Want Of Pestsse, July 5.
2 Persons mailing the aforementioned let
sert can have them forwarded todestinAtiOn
by calling at the Postmsster's, room, and
paying postage by stamps. These letters are
retained one week, and then forwarded to the
Dead Letter ,Othce.s btu safq s6saf -leists
Revenue stamps not receivable a. postage.
] Charles Oppenheimer, Fort Yale, 81 "
{ David Oppenheimer, Fort Yale, B. ca.
+ Ike Oppenheimer, Barkerville, b. G.
E Mr.. Van Blocker, Rigolcttes, In. ,-'-
! Mn. Harriet Taylor, New Orleans.
Ann Howard, Biloxi, Miss: r.
Z r. r. Lacroix, care F. Laborde, Gov
ington. .ogs- g hssE - - ~.
Harry Kennedy, Mobile, Ala. ..es 'ssa
Miss Elise f., New, Orleans. ~. Z
: Lands Harris, New Orleans. teS
Clement Brown, jefferson City, La.
E, +. johnson, Avoyelles parish, La.
p. NJ, Alexandra, La. 3 .snsa 80 - 4.r
bad Directions.
Miss Lilly Smith, care Tim Smith.
Mrs. Turner
C. w. LOWELL, Postmaster.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-06
Monetary-.-Commercial.
MONETARY.

4 OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,
/ TUESDAY EVENING" July 5, 1870.
! The market proper continues to show less
ease, although it can hardly he regarded as
tight. On the street We hear reiterated
complaints of the difficulty of placing laOns
at rates which were accepted a fortnight
since, with the remark that it is extreme
| ly difficult to place anything at inside fig
| llres. We still quote 1912 per cent per an
1 mum for Al notes secured by unquestiOnable
coliatcrals and first class business paper
without eollaterals, and / liz per cent per
month for second grade; and mortgage pa
per at ga 10 per cent per annum for AL, and
II a 10 for second grade. .,u. s.-s,
| Gold opened ut 1l1A 0ll1h against
ll1A at New York; and after fair bust
ness closed at 1l1SI1lb against 1llls).
The sales included $1,000 at iii, $1,000 and
$4,000 at 1llalH Y and HIS, $4,000 at
Ill q lila, $1,000 and $4,000 at Ill ", $4,000
at 1l1A, $4,000 at HIA 0l1las, $4,000 at
III . and $1,000 at 1llh. Yesterdays sales
5000 at liz. Nothing reported in silver:
It is quoted at lO80 lOS1s for American half
dollars, and 3d. per cent premium in gold
for Mexican dollars. s5.4ls 80
Foreign exchange was unsettled by the
decline in gold at New York, and prices
gave way " q y v cent The sales of ster-
ling embraced E29000, Of which f15O0 bill
Oh INNING NJ ASOA1s 1sUUV c0ulMercldl AT -
$500 AL bill of lading at III VI f6OO0 to
$1,000 commercial at III "; f150O AL clear
Mt l2lss, and fl500 bank at 122Is.
In francs about 50O, 900 commercial |
changed hands, including $1,000 at 4.73a.: |
5000 at 4721s; $4,000 at 472ls; a round |
amount at 470ss, and 100000 Oasis sixty |
days) at 40. Sterling may now be quoted !
at 1904 a l2lA for good to, Al bill of lading
and clear, and Pa for bank; and francs |
ABBA 04.72la for the former, and 467 IL a.
for the latter.
Yesterdays business in sterling embraced
about $4,000; commercial mostly at 1914.
Domestic exchange was dull and I'M
changed. The bank drew on New York at
par to W y cent discount, and the sales in
cluded $4,000 commercial sight on New
York at BIG y cent discount; $4,000 at
1872; 5000, and $4,000 commercian and
$4,000 private bankers at ". The bust
ness reported in stocks embraced 200 Cres-
cent City SlaughterhOuse at =, 100 do at
$50, so do at ST.; 200 Ship Island Canal at
81, 500, 500 and 1000 do at 95. 800 and 500
do at Fls, and 1000 at ST. $4,000 CONSOLE
dated city bonds changed hands at u ".
On Saturday 50 shares Germania National
Bank sold, with dividend. at $l4O, and 20
at $40 SO.
The only sale of warrants reported is
$1,000 Metropolitan Police at 99ls. Dealers
bought State at IS for new, and IS for old
and Metropolitan Police at 98la a99, and
sold the former Mt "A So for new, and SO for
old, and the latter at SO a99Aa.
Nothing reported in city treasury notes.
Dearlers' rates for small sums were l3a Is
discount, buying, and l00 II selling.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-06

RY WASH. G. BOYLAN-AUCTfOKERR
SATURDAY, August 6, ls7o, at twelve O'Clock y. I
shall proceed t0 sell at the Bt- Charles Auction Rx
change, ON st. Charles street, between Common and
Gravier streets, by virtue Of and In pursuance to
an order ff0n the Hon. L0uis Duv1gneaud, Judge Of
the Second District Court for the parish Of Orleans,
dated the twenty fifth day Of May, 1870, the pro-
perty hereinafter described belonging to the above
succeesion, to wit 'ts5e . =
1. CERTAIN LOT. OF GROUND, together viii
all the buildings thereon and all the appurtenanceS,
stuated in the Second District Of this city, in the
iaubourg IRENE, in the square comprised within
Bienville, Marais, CustOmhOuse and IRENE streets,
designated by the number ten, Of square number
twenty-six, and measuring (American measure)
thirtyOne feet eleven inches and i've lines front on
Birnvlle street, by one hundred and nineteen feet
In depth, between parallel lines; being the Same
property purchased by deceased from Francis Kath-
man, by act passed before r. J. Ker, notary public
on the eleventh January 1864. .-r"---a
Terms and Conditions OF Sale-()me. third cash and
the balance on credit Of one and two years, for
notes secured BY mortgage with vendors privilege
on the property sold, ssid notes TO hear interest
ut eight centper annum from date until paid to-
gether with five psr cent attorney fees in the event
of suit on said notes. The purchaser to keep the
property fully insured the policy transferred to the
holder of the notes, and the purchaser to assume
and pay the taxes of the current year. and internal
revenue stamps and costs Of act of sale. over and
above the price of adjudication. s.
Act of sale before r. J. Ker notary public.
jy6 10 20 q au36
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. oFEIcfAI, .NoTIcEa


-sA* l@ STATE OF LoulsrANA,)
Executive Depsrtment, ;
New Orleans, July 5, 1870
1--WE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD rs HRRRBY
E offered for the recovery Of the little daughter Of
Thomas Digby, residing at the corner Of Howard
and Poydras streets. New Osleans The child 10
seventeen months ga, with light hair and blue
al seven O'Clock r. n. 9rkufsdsy June 8, BY col
ored woman, supposed to be named Martha The
woman is described ~ being black, and marked by
o scar over the right eye.
win pay also Ave hundred dollars for the arrest
Of the offender, accompanied BY evidence sufficient
TO- secure her conviction and Punishment. The
give their prompt aid for the recovery Of the child
and the ministers Of the respective coored churches
Congregations to this matter, and 10 invoke their
assistance in restoring the lost child 70 her unhappy
parents. H. @. WARAOIH. -
: ~ 4 ~ .r Sol Governor of Louisiana.
Prrr CRAvAra Assistant Secretary Of State. ~
D irc
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-06

On hand and on shipbOard ....-........ II, 500
FREIGHTs-Sailing room for foreign ports
continues very scarce, and rates rule stiff at
lsd to Liverpool, and Y al 5-16c to Havre.
Liverpool steam rate " 1l-16d; coastwise,
the demand Is good and rates are steady;
New York steam Ac. -
LARA lot of Is tierces pressed sold at
l6lsc Y Is. Terces are quoted at 15A a,
16a4c; kegs 1874 l9Ac p Is. c1'..., !. q -.
DRriSALT MEAT-Sh0ulders are quoted
at 1915 0l3Ac p Is.
BREAKFAST BAcoN-Is dun at 17i4 a 1Bc
for Western rib; 1911 a20c for boneless, and
10 q 20c for Northern. ~ bAs rs
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-06
Foreign Markets.
Yesterdays Evening Dispatches.

WASHINGTON, July S, Noon.-The Senate
last night resumed consideration of the
naturalization bill. The vote adopting
Summers amendment striking ont the word
white, was Rconsidered-yeas q nays ID.
Summers amendment was then rejected.
Mr.. Warner moved to extend the NATURAL
cation laws to aliens of African nativity,
and to persons of African descent. Adopted,
yeas 81 nays 30.
The bill rs reported to the Senate by the
committee and amendment, was agreed to-.
On Mr.. Warmers amendment separate
vote was taken. The amendment was con-
CURED in, yeas 30, nays l.
Mr.. Sumner renewed his amendment to
strike out the word "white," but was de-
feated- yeas IL, nays %. The bill then
passed