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, 1870-08-01
1eIu. 2S6A.
i,exietd. shipped H<crireti shippt

1SIu+ 2sS4
fEee.jted. Slapped lncriret' Shipped.
hi. 81 s9ss ~. .ss1; 1,s;6,ssss t.S.a,tsa
Whcar. IN i.i;slssl 74eS,767f s3S t9ts ~
t,nyn In asSf&l l,sH.3lsI 933 1O1
no,s ~ tsNs,H;j 2al.,lssl 4s10.;ssf S.1V,as2
Nst.ssE; Msf. su'. oa ss,sis 5si.@s sss,4s sss,:ss
Tue following were the closing p1ces:
,Ifly 81, lssl July 81. 1Sd7.
Flour, 81. extra. 800 4 k.o $~'a = s.9a
Nh~at, M. ga. Lehht u Lsl Ls3t
s;s S".n- y %e ! go. ;s.ss - g. "a 5: 5:
Ell Esfie9' - Nj. 50 S1.m ;.s6 s:.ss
Ilschw!n, s...... ot q aSE ....4 l;M
Mvss pork. $3.50 Gesato sa3t eaa.s
Lard ........... l6A+4 16.t lsNs hA
The following grain has tt'tn receiseu up 10 %
10 o'clock this morning: 113 cars Theaa, -
cars and l1,oo00 bn corn. 81 CATS oats, ~ cars
ne. Total t44s cars,. 2o5. eoJ bu,
Withdrawn yesterday for city co1sauPuou'
1860 bu wheat, 9.a3l BIZ corn, S,t'4 oa oats'
SC. tn re
There vas full attendance on 'ChauEe TO-
day, and reasonably active &c: Of m.taets IN
grain, but principally speculative Thus II sae
1aet Ius;ncss aar CT tho 1noa:!1, aad FrcpaSa-
liens needed to be male for meetiH, tha gram
deliveries certain to lie made nn NondAS.
Hence the quotations FROM New York M lit
tie TO do nlth our p-ices: The m.rkets mere
being rritsci1 ally noverue1 l!y tho relations OF
surFlg to demand ii this roiu.. aal thus tins
There wa li::ie chaaSc src.a Fe.tsriaE in tas
gtutlal asessSS" {! lV;sss. Iae mIssi
, 1870-08-01

di.rseet without any information fran The
r1leut. and r1Ir0 without experiments tho s1
R'Eeu1y thus sattue yuur hsth and Hfe ftuEu wEpu9
trrAt.tnt - EAT AA4.son+t. up stsirs Co9.a.ts.
tiou fsr. a. Send tHenty nvt csutS fox his @GUluH
To HEALTH AND LONG LtFE-~
, 1870-08-01

MEN YoHK, Inly sn-The week closes with
9tcad!er feeling In Wall Street The Tsrke:s,
lnHcyer, art generally dull The bank statement
, 1870-08-01

FHC1TS-Sales were: 90 brls 2sIot1 Michigan ap-
Ohio At ssc; Is tria gfxi indiana at sxc; 10 hrls
parcel peaches ut 1pc: 50 hxs g0 reachcs a. 81 On:
l73 crlce at fi.3; $40 txs fair Ht 9ss0c: ~ hrls
poor apples at &l.O0Ga1.ag: 193 fair At fs0o92s5
60 coni Ut $9.sNs27a; ~ choice at f7-00
FAY-The has market WA without change In
any essential particular. There was some inquiry
heih IN local accnunt ami for shipment, but tie
hesuann was small II The aEETega1e, an'l pEaSss
were no more than Sustained We quote, a.
follows: Timothy, pressed. fi+oeala'o:
wagon, <l7.Nta ta1A: ,,ralrtr, a0ose. m waspn+
s'l.oe2Il.do; for Leuscry vi pressed hay, sl.uss
la
rh the part bt Eastern bnyefs, anh 9nter MI inat-
cquate supply, the market was strong al around,
aHh for Crrrn cur.i anu green calf prices wrre
Gte7tc: green sAlle,,, cured, light, lnEc;
III heavy, 9hc;. green cali, 16c; dry hln!,
1sta sUc; dry sailed, 1a2t6c: grDhhy. scored, et
or otherwise .laniagssl, two-tairs price; branded.
10 rer cent III.
, 1870-08-01

ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEs, on III. p.4x.,a.l Il
tr4etiau Of tht ard the happturs of farK MAE
unite to eons<er2te the nnicn Sent f.-, II said
veiosxs.. AAdIe+s HOWARD ASSOCIATION. Bag 2.
EshfI.drtuHfa n
, 1870-08-01

EItHEC UHE<KNEESe
F-p. CLARKE, " D., the Regular OIL F4t1tltsb1a
Dr.. Clztks, III South C1arket tHsAf MnnFce},
COSFiDENrlALLr CQSSuLIED.
TT Female Pff1s tfrrsh ruadtl Ain MT box By u1AA
send two .ta.nps fss Married Stt1eA.
II Ain, two tor 3nak On S<lf. AbHtt.
Addtert tettrzs Dr +. D. CLARKE, ~ South ClAEk.
It. OhrEEa
, 1870-08-01

wis, however, prevented FROM doing .o-
Tho coftin WAS brought H. and tho Sheriff
proposed to have the m.n cat down. but tue
1ociors suggested that he haug few minutes
longer, and Mr. Moore acce!ed ~ it.
Tho l,o1y Of Myers was Just being cut down,
when one us the hesuls xad wrcncAes1 from
it- fastening. ny rome ovt outside. Three or
fur gun tartctr we're inserted III the opening:
hut sinslc glance lad been sufficient 70 show
persons Mrer. dead. and the in!elh6c7ee
rpre.d ike lightning through the dense as-
ecrnbly- The hanging had ill then, bern
only know, 10 ttsose who stoHd near the EAl-
loNa, aud the excitement OF thepeop!e changed
10 frenzy With q bound they made fer the
i,ish fence and comrneneea to tear il doNn.
The guards tried 10 prevent them. and su>-
cr4Ied to a great extent, hut not before o'e-
third Of the boarla Oh one ride OF tue rlAce
lad heen pulled OF. Tho great rent gave :
full ricw Of the rc.Ioll. and this easisn Il
Esry. Others, however: jumped through
gathered ronnd the btnly. which had By tois
sime been put into the coffin. There vas al
most 6ght over tho coEpee, and the aulhoti-
tics could only appcase the multitude by Offer
| ing TO place it outside. This WAS done aud
,liu coffin t.ken into the street The black
zap wa. thrown back from the fAce and
| sbon ej tlc mans cstu1al textures, not con-
| totted. but the fekh torn where the knot had
At tho ,;,no Of tho stack by tho crowd OF
tie boarding no shots we're tired, the sen
,ence of the lsw having bccn carried out.
The rore used in tho HANGING Va. cut ir
! ,,:eces. which we're carried OF As relics b.
| parties
There vss Imminent danger Of collision
1stHacp the armed men and the spectators
Nr. y. A, Cochran, Circuit Clerk addresse'
tie latter ard cntrcated tllcm to prese1T
| ofsler-
The body was removed fram near tue 1.'!
1 n.,,,.,r;or3 ,,1a,a f1f a nub}lE Gxh1Q
tio,,-.n alley nhere people had to rsss N .
one end md 60 ont ut the other, ~ IL son
picture galleries. The ottisc1s monnled snas5 s.15
over it. II IVES q lnne time before the Feol'
satisfied their morbid desires. There wes
women Win infants a, breast--hut enough!
A ,u1ao. was circulated in tho cro.d, npo '
the arrival Of \ messenger immedtatels aAtt =
. s::e execution. that rcpsicre Aaa COME ) :
Myers. To dissbu*e the minds Of hor1'at
,, hundreds. Sheriff Moore read the docume
Which had lie. II brought to them II was q.
= ] y .he .ficial ropy e tho order eananaasAe
:. | u Holder,
, 1870-08-01

vl,a1 might otherwise have ccma nuLer the
jr,ie<.icsio, Of Judg,, Lynch He had before,
mss1 its3rh fhsos to iran sH ,,th Sh
do. + rejoicing. lie has vile AMI Child who
a1s uni r,'vded for.
s,.ers did not appear to be bad loosins
case. Uc Eas mi4d!e age. medium stature,
,.;! r,.er rosy ; sompl1'i,,n1 lon, hs1t ,s,eIi etatE
r.nre plauIv denoted in hts visaso-s man
Win, enid ca-ity work himself into religious
.,stitrc,rot- He cxnrcssed h,tnseIf Fesdy 20
t!ir. ta,t iirr, faith in Jc.u. Christ. and eaia hn
~.- usore giaa II ,ne respite Of Holder than
LIE ~rslsd have been III tl.a OWN. Myers fain-
il. ...s,si,,s II nifs AID eight children.
Calhoun l.a1 teen about 1l,irsy-:iso ycara lH
tie ccun:x. aEd uas aAout co ycass old. He
is,eprvsenttd is as nor haSinB been most amin
ii. and thst be wa+ two or three times be.ore
As-iE.irxl court ~ defendant.
t'a Thursday night the excitement was not
60 great a. il Ind been during the day, bat 1t
W. deemed nccessary to place Hn.sI Of i've
armed mtn 10 protect the boarding enclosing
the sesnold- It wonld have been an essf
n.atIertn have lcmol shed this IL parties hsl
t,sc,, permitted. as il was only large and
rIishs frnce. The ,.oatl1 were eighteen Feet
Ill hc.Glt. While the tuciusure wae forty-eisili
fees By twen;s-fouf 1ee,. No one attempted
10 helu1u IT.
With daybre,k yesterday, people cams
streaming in from the country, in wagons, OIL
hors*hack: aud a-foos- The day WAS apparent
/. !'o ~ celebrated ~ gala day-tla chief ant
novel feature OF which Wa 10 be the killing o
fellow creature. Stalw7Et a:d bronzel vou1j
farmers came With hu1om farncss' daughters
dte&+ea in holiday a,,i1c while iclcsa,ion
Of ciuzcEs canc by train from other towns /,
winners the l,oE1ia sight. Tho yi.i,orM. vii
the people Of Saelbyyille WHO turned ont. !
lt..st tnado s;p promiscanas crowd OF sto,
4u1O ecli1s. Tic Rendezvous wae. oS coor..
the ap1,ruacle. to tho j,is.
On Thursday, NJ t'efore stated tho fccliu
Lad beer, stronglv asainet .lo Communication
1le ecuseuce Of Hol,cE- Yesterday manr nc
sous changed in their sentiment md becau
4verse 10 the h1pgirG OF Myers btse AaHe
s;pysrnur l,almsEs action. Parties who h
thought roth equally guilty, anal been iii
ror Il st1insinS ho:h NJ. fcl, ! Eeragna acc
the hanging Of 3lycrs, at it showed psrh1li
H:heth-r tL,.ir sni.seIncnt p7oreeainSs arA
1e attributed to jcaito 10 rescuo Myers III
lis fate, or merely to the gratifying Of N
lid curiosity ut heetng himttang|inG u, tue
IL matter which admits Of doubt. 1i'a p
lie were no. at all unanimous Is to What out
10 be done with Mye1o.
Fortunately, the whiskey shops were,
sloscd by or1ler Of the Mayor, and very Ut
liquor of any kind could le got surreptitions
Myezs rlept we'll on Thur'sdAv night. and =
aHAieEed al o'clock next morning. by
, 1870-08-01

In1,mris fnr the wcek-DTr Eoaais, ta,5A, !,
gererl merchandise, r.. i9t.5'3-
, 1870-08-01

Fur Hilwankee. Sheh&9E.u, 6. d1U, ee-''''" y =
For Mlwapkee every stiAE II ~ ~
Fot St Joseph AID bentnn aatn.af. r4tny: II
Eor fTeeI Bar tuesday 2a1 ktaoaJ ~ ~ oss
p. '1andAT1 skpep<ed.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-10
IN THE COTTON TIE ABE.
A Boston Firm said to he II Bankrupt
5OBO to 10000 Bales Of Gotten
NOt be Paid For-GOrham Grey
and KEis Partne1 ship ws.h Colonel

5OBO to 10000 Bales OF Gotten
NOT 40 be Paid For-GOrham Grey
and KEis Partner ship wssh Colonel
Fisk.
We copy the following from the New York
Sun. The failure referred to has been
reported by telegraph:
Considerable excitement WAS created yes
terday upon the cotton market and among
the brokers Of and dealers in that article
by a rumor that q well known house, located
in Boston, but doing business in this city
had become bankrupt, and was unable to
meet its liza bities.
1t was afterward said that the man who
had failed was Gorham Grey, Il well-known
dealer in cotton. 1t may be remembered
that some months ago Mr.. Grey was unfor-
tunate in cotton speCulations, and that he
then called upon James Fisk, jr., TO assist
him ia meeting his liabilities.
MIR. Grey represented on the market that
Il partnership existed between himself aud
Colonel Fisk, and that upon the e1pecta-
ton that be would be backed by Fisk, he
had operated more largely than he Otser-
wise should have done. Shortly after this
occurrence, Mr. Gray removed his Office to
Boston, but still continued to operate Ia this
city. 1t was understood that he was backed
by some wealthy spinners in Massachusetts,
and his credit was always good.
Recently, it Is said, Mr.. Grey became
heavy purchaser Of cotton ''0n short at
aboh5 twenty-three cents per pound. The
market shortly afterward declined, and the
price has since continued lower than at the
lime OF his purchase. The gentleman was
called upon to meet his margins, bat Was
unable to do so, and hence arose the re-
ported failure. The exact amount of liza.
nilities can not be ascertained, but it is va
riously estimated that he will lose from five
thousand to ten thousand bales of cotton.
Mr. Grey is described IS very genial,
whole souled man, and great regret is ex-
pressed at the rumor of his failure.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-10
A New York dispatch of the sixth, to the

Louisville Courier. Journal, says:
Colonel Joseph Warren, OF the Cuban
army, left Puerto Principe on the twentv-
fifth of May, and arrived here to-day. He
Goes not credit the story of the capture of
the steamer Upton, for the reason that at
the point where she is said to have been
captured the Cubans have always large
force, quite sufficient to repulse or capture
the one hundred and fifty Spanish soldiers
who are said to have taken the expedition,
aided by two Spanish gunboats. He, states
further, that the patriots were fighting
sway, and that Colonel William A. Ryan
had killed eight Spaniards with his sword
few days before. But fifteen Or sixteen OF
the Americans who joined the Cuban army
remain, the rest having either been killed
or returned TO the United States.
At meeting of the Cuban ladies held this
afternoon. Mrs. Viilaverbe proposed that
the ladies' practice shooting at mark, in
order to become acquainted with the use of
firearms, After she has sufficiently drilled
her recruits, il she Can not induce the Cuban
gentlemen, whom she saw promenading
Broadway and wiring letters to the papers.
to 90 to Cuba and fight, she will lead her
army of smazons there and drive every
Spaniard of the island.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-10
HOOKE---EOOkH,
BOOK FOE THE MILLION.

Marrie1e Guide. Private Counselor to the
Married. or those about to marry the physiolOgi
ca mysteries and revelations of the sexual system,
with the latest discoveries in producing and pre-
venting offspring. p eserving the complexior,
This is all in eresting work OF two hundred and
twenty-fOur pages, wit d Iurnerou. epgravIngs and
contains valuable information for those who are
married contemplate marriage; still it is g book
that ought to be under lock and key, and not iald
careessly about the house.
Sent to any one (frse of postage, for Fifty Cents
address DIR. Butts Dispeusary. No. IL North
Eighth street, St. Louis, Mo-
NOTICE TO THE AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE.
hefore applying to the notorious Quacas who ad-
vertise 10 public papers, using any quack RENE
dies, peruss DR.. Butts work matter what your
disease l., or how deplorabls ,our condition
DR. Butts be consulted personally or by mail,
on the diseases mentioned in his works. Office,
No. l2 Nor'h Eighth street, between Market and
Ohestnut 81. LOUIS, Mo. myi3 ly
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-10

We learn this from the Monroe Iateli-
Jencer:
A man by the name of G. Gordon was ar
rested, on the last trip of The Governor
Allen. by the Sheriff OF Catahoula parish,
on warrant issued by Judge Crawford, for
the murder of an Irishman, named Mcree,
in Morehouse parish, over .wo years ago.
The first Indictment found against Gordon
was destroyed by the burning OF The Bastrop
courthouse, bat a. the last term of the Dis
trict Court held there another Indictment
was found against him. Gordon and McTee
are reported as desperate characters, and
good deal Of feeling is said to exist in rela
ton to the killing in Mort house parish, both
for and against the accused.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-10

WANTED-AGENTs- to $500 per month,
w everywhere, malls and female, to introduce
the GENUINE IMPROVED COMMON SENSE
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE. This Machine will
stitch, hem, fell. TUCK quilt cord. bod, braid and
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$l8. Fully warranted for five years. We will pay
$1,000 for any Machine that will a stronger.
beautiful, or more elastic seam than ours 1t makes
the Elastic Lock Stitch Every second stitch
be cut. and still, the cloth rot be pulled apart
without tearing it. We pay agents from SIS to $500
per month and expenses, commission from
which twice that amount can be made. ADDRESS
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CAUTION-Beware of all agents selling Machines
under the same name as ours. unless they show
certi 6cate of agency signed by US. We shall not
hold ourselves responsible for worthless Machines
sold by other parties and shall prosecute ali parties
either selling using Machines under this name to
the full extent of the raw, unless such Machines
were obtained from us or our agents. Do not be
impo ed upon by parties who copy our advertise
ment and circulars and offer worthless Machines at
o less price. ep29 3m ltaw
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-10

EOR sALr.-A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY
l. RESIDENCE. in Wadessoro, two and half
miles from fontchato1la Station, on New
Orleans and Jackson Railroad. having also. direct
wafer communication with New Orleans in com
plete order, well fenced. and be made self sus
tanning either Fruit Poultry Farm; well sup.
piled with fruit Of ali kinds, water and wood, and
the healthiest locality in the state, containing
about twelve acres. Enquire for terms. etc at NO.
l2O Camp street, from 10 to q A. M. my22 I'm
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-10
yOHN ARMSTA A0NG'S
FOUNDRY AND BOILER MANUFACTORY.
Corner Of ErAaO and Few Leveo streets,
NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA.

Manufacturer Of Verticsl and Horizontal Steam
TngInes, Sugar Mills, Draining Mac mes, saw
Mills Cotton screWs and Gearing, iroa Co
and Fronts OF Buildings, Furnace Mouths, Grate
Bars. Bone Black, h.vivitiers. Gas Re orts Rsii-
road Frogs. etc Low Pressure Locomotive FINE
Hoxea and Clari ifars ETC anl5 On cod
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-10
FOREIGN.

Bullien in tho Bank Of EDgiand-
Drought Panic Among The English
Farmers-BOmbay Telegrsphic Com
munication CompIete-DisraeIi TO be
Kalsed TO a Peerage-Kin1 Of Spain
to be Elected by tho DepuiIes-Tbree
Hundred Lives, Seven Tousand
Buildings and Twenty-Five Millions OF
Property Lost by the Constun.InopIe
Flre-Knvages OF Cholera ln india
Capture Of BrIgsnds-HoDduras Kali.
rOad-Eusenie's Donation 10 Cvnstan-
tIuOpie.
LONDON. June 9.-The alarm among the
farmers over the continued dry weather
amounts to panic.
Telegraphic communication with Bombay
is complete.
Disraeli is about retiring from politics.
He will be raised to a peerage.
Bullion in the Bank OF England increased
nearly fI 600, coo.
MADRID, June 9.-The question as to who
shal! be the future Monarch of Spain, oc-
CURED in the Cortes yesterday.
A motion was made that King be elected
by direct vote OF the people. After De-
bate, it was rejected,
A proposition requiring the candidate to
receive majority equal to one half of the
whole number of deputies was carried by a
vote of 1873 TO 12l
This is regarded as having utterly des-
troyed the chances of Duke Montpensier,
as well as of all other candidates, who have
thus tar been named None Of these will
be able TO get l79 votes, the number re.
quired by the passage of this resolution.
There is much excitement among all classes
of the people.
General Prm made a personal explanation
about the dispatch OF the Philadelphia cores
pondent of the London Times, relating to
his connection with the supposed Cuban
Junta. He pronounced the dispatch a
malicious invention, and said there had been
no negotiations been him and the American
government, or between him and English
capitalists. as stated in the dispatch.
CONsTANTINOPLE, June 9.-rhe fire re-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-10

ITO AVE Ia IN 1 Is
4 AND
INSURE LARGE CROPS
Use Storms RAW BONE SUPER-PHOSPHATE
and FINE GROUND BONE, the greet Fertilizers
LOUIS STERN BROS. manufacturer. Office No
6Ohartrss street. New Orleans. Louisiana Bone
Black Of. all grades constantly On hand. nc3J
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-10
FOR SALE,
no THE READS

COLORED FAMILIES.
An opportunity IL offered to obtain Home.
terms reasonable as to be within the reach of
all.
One hundred and fifty lots on Henry Clay avenue,
Sixth District OF New Orleans to be sold at $500.
payable follows. $40 cash, balance S. per month,
thirty-sx months. The ground is accessible. hand
somely situated. we'll drained and rapidy enhancing
in value.
Full description aud plan OF the property can be
seen at my Office, 81 Carondelst street.
ie7 j. ALSTON.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-10

EOK nALE-ABOUr ELEVEN THOUSAND
l. AORES, different tracts, of the finest
nugar lands in the state A large portion of these
lands is covered with magnificent forests of red
cypress. and portions are near the river. Morgan's
and Texas kairoad-contguous to inexhautt-
ible market for lumber and woodland are very
valuable he whole, an interest. will be disposed
of at extremely low rates. as the owner is about
leaving the Stato in consequence of ill health.
No. lO6 GravIer street. up stairs, corner Bank
place, between the hours of and IL o'clock A. NJ
ny6
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-10

The New York World says:
A Texas beef factory boasts of condensing
a bullock into twelve pounds. That's
Nothing; we've frequently seen three or four
cows condensed into one pound in the East
ern rural districts.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-10
LOST.

7 Oct SPECIAL NOTIOE-ALL PApPIES
- are warned not to purchase certificate of
salary jor the month of August, signed by Mrs j
b Prados, to the order of Mr.. hughes and trans
ferred A. CASsARD.
jeS3t
I OST OR MHSs.ATD D-A CEPTIFICATE
IL of s fOOk, No. 1885, issued by LA Variets As
ISOLATION. to II. l.. ep0tts. dated April L. 1861 The
public are cautioNed against negotiating therefor
as application has been made for a duplicate of
same.
A. ADNET
Curator of the Succession of H. j. Spotts
New Orleans. May rs, 1870. my26 je2 9 l6 %
/ OST OR MISLAID.-A CERTIFICATE
- OF STOCK, No. 26, issued by "La Variete Asso-
ciation," to James h. Donegan, dated November
29, 1855. The public are cautioned against negotIat-
ing there or. as application has bsen made for
duplicate of same.
Curator of the Succession of j. H. Dopegan.
New Orleans May 25 1870. my26 je2 9 l6 %
T OST OR MISLAID-A PROMISSORY
- note for the fum of Gne thousand Dollars,
dated August 10. 1863, subscribed by Michael Rohr-
bacher. to his own order, and by him indorsed,
payable ono year after date and secured by mort
gage, according to an act passed before Octave
Morel, notary, the tenth August, 1869. All par
ties notified not TO gotiate the said note psy-
ment of the same having been stopped, and the
finder of ssid note will confer favor by leaving it
at Frank Waters. No. 80 Magazine street. je2 I'm
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-10

EB.-INfORMATlON OF MARY
w MILLER who resided with her aunt. Mary
Durant the corner of St. Peter and Roy al Streets
New Orleans. When last heard from, in 1864,
about leaving for France. Any information
cerning her whereabouts will be thankfully received
by her brother, BESNARD MILLER,
Wood River. Hall county,
le7 eod3wt Nebraska.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-10
WANTED.

WANTED-A WOMAN 70 COOK, WASH
W and iron in . small family. Also a woman to
do house work. References required. Apply at No.
jelO IT.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-10

GENTS WANTED EVERY WHERE
n to sell the AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE,
the only practical Family Knitting Machine ever
invented. Price S25. Will knit 10000 stitches
per minute. Address AMERICAN KNITTING
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-10

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