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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-23
T OOK AT THISl

T OOK AT THIS!
SIXTY-TWO ACRES in Fairfax county, p
miles north of the Court House; handsomely
improved timber, and all things necessary to
comfort, and in good order, for $500. by
SMOOT IL NJ ILLER,
Real Estate Agents.
ALSO,
TWENTY ACRES in Alexandria county, i
miles from Washington city AID 3 from George
town D. G.; literally improved; now in high
cultivation as market garden, presenting the
appearance of An earthly paradise. This can
be sold great bargain on application to
SMOOT s. MILLER,
abb Reel Estate Agents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-23

VIZ UlNGIOE. hLEA An IhIh 1 f.
w GEOkGErOWN STEAM fAChhA
COMPANY.
The steamer COLUMBIA, Captain James
Harper, will resume Ees regular = .sE- \
trips, leaving Baltimore on Satur- SEa =.
day next, a. o'clock p. m and returning
will leave Alexandria every Wednesday morn |
inr, at o'clock. For freight apply to
MIR l-9m b. WHEAT, Agent.
D0TOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE.
STEAMER EXPRESS,
Capt. 4. &. NICKLE,
Will resume her route on Tuesday, March
it, leaving pier Nc; 10, Light street sElh
DAY. "a. ! p. III. for Alexand!is,. Was ingtor
and Georgetown, stopping at the following way
point. on to" Potomac river: Piney folnl'
stones Wharf Coburn, Chaptico Wharf, Chap
ct Point, Matthias Point, Smiths fo'ht' MANIC
NOV Store, and Pyes Wharf.
Wa:hingtnn' EVERY SATURDAY, at a.
m and King st. wharf, Alexandris, NJ m
For further information apply to- o
}. BRUDERS s. CO.,
feb 2S No. II King street. Alexandra
ls.az. FOR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENS
S ;ssz lima ., n T9W steamers, Sailing from
New York Every Saturday, ana
Alternate TUESDAYS.
RATES or PASSAGE BY HESATURDA? STEAM n.
First Cabin, payable in gold--Liverpool or
Queenstown, $500.
Steeraga, payable IN currency VI
Queenstown, S33.
PASSAGE BY THE TUESDAY STEAMER VIA HAL
IFAX.
| First Cabin, payable IN god-Llve7PoGi or
| Queenstown, $50; Halifax, S2oi 81. "ohh d
| y. F., By branch steamer, s4o
| ,>IcoTagc PAYABLE in currency-GlVerpool or
| Queenstown. 800 Halifax, Sis; st. johns, N.
| f.. by branch steamer, $50.
Tickets sold tc and from England, iresno
| md the Continent 81 moderate rates.
For further information, apply at the 70 m
'''' HOUE, WEDDERBUKN y CO,
aux 1S-ly Agents, flexs.. Va:
,,:>a. NEW EXPRESS LINE
:l HifZTza5spEnpHlA, AH RT7T HEIsEExANDR1A,
GEORGETOWN 4 WAiHINGToN:
Steamers leave regularly from GEOkGE +
TOWN, foot Of Congress ST., EVERY WE'D
NESDAI; from ALEXANDRlA' foot OF
| King st. EVERY THURSDAY.
Freight received daily at lowest rates
This limo connects with all tho NorthefH,
Easter. and Western Railroads and Transport
ta.ioN Companies. and will forward frcigh: by
all the lines running ont of Philadelr hIn: free
Of commission. snd gives III EOU6H EAI 3D.
ao4s. Whnrves AIexsndris, Va
WILLIAM Z. CLYDE & CO.;
| No II South WharvGs, Fhl!e6a.
HYDE IL TYLER,
inl-:f 50 Nnter ST., Georgetown.
81, POTOMAC FEKKY CoAPf VS.
CITY OF ALEXANDRIA and
CITY OF WASHINGTON,
leave according to following schedule: Wa:h-
ington and Alexen1 rs each hour during the
day beginning first trip at a m, and making
last trip rom either city II 8 p. m.
;. S. EOWISON,
dec 2I-tf Prest Potomac Ferrv CO.
>.:z, MERCHANTS' LINE NEW YORK
49,, STEAMSHIPS.
Tho Inc consists Of tho following first class
oalsdc stcamers:
T. G, KNIGIT. Capt W. S. johnson
jobs GIBSON Capt. ". Il. Winter;
AND
VALLEY CITY .....,...... Capt. Bedel!
Wiiicavc New York EVERY SATuk oA
fer this port and returning viii leave AleXan-
cira EVERY THURSDAY at IL O'Clock.
For freight or passage apoly 20
HOOE, WEDDERBURN & CO.,
Agents, No 2 Prince SITS,
Agents n New York,
GEO. 3. MERRICk,
81; a-tf 15j south street. Pier No. 30
|
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-23
STEAM BOATS.

YETA>HINGTON. ALEXANDRIA AM ~
w GEOkGErOWN STEAM fAChhA
COMPANY.
The steamer COLUMBIA, Captain james
Harper, will resume Eer regular sE- h
trips, leaving Baltimore on Satur- SSHa13s
day next, a. q o'clock p. m J. and returning,
will leave Alexandria every Wednesday morn
inr, at O'Clock. For freight apply to
mar l-9m b. WHEAT Agent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-23
CIT 1T E NJ =

STOVES STORED AND REPAIRED dur.
in1 the summer ut the TIN and stow store OF
THOMAS HOY, corner of King and Pitt sts',
opposite the Marshall House. ap LIT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-23

old DOMINION BITTERS-An elegant
~ and palstable Tonic. Alternative and Diu.
retic. A sovereign remedy for Dyspepsia, Loss
of Appetite, Debility and Liver Complaints. In
malarous districts, if taken in time. it will
prove SURE PREVENTIVE of Ague and Fever
and all Bilious Diseases. Although so recently
introduced. we have had very rapid sale of
these B.tters, and without exception have re-.
ceiveJ most favorable testimonials from pur-
chasers. We would call the particular stten-
to this valuable medicine. Price ST per bottle
Prepared only by JANNEY & co.
And for sale. both wholesale and retail, Mt our
Drug Warehouse No. 145 King st. lap Is
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-23
ANTERNs-s SOMETHING VERY NEW.

T S-SOMETHING VERY NEW
The TUBULAR LANTERN new in prin
ciple; Lamp and Lantern combined; will no
blow out in a gale of wind; no smoke; N smell
a good breeze makes the flame burn brighter
with great variety OF other approved Ian
terms For sale at
ap 18-eo3t COGAN'S, ROYAL street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-23

Provision being made by the constitution
for Commissioner of Revenue. to be elected
on the 4th Thursday in May, 1870, announce
myself candidate for that office.
ap l5-tf JOHN Q. CLARK.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-15
Rushing for Texas.

The Houston Union says:
The Missouri. Kansas and Texas Railroad
Company are masking long stridc- towards
Texas, if We n3av credit all we hear. Coo
mel Sorthwt.v, their chief engineer is sur
veyino the line, which r,ln- from junction
City, via hetopa, Fort Gibson, pcrrvvil.c
Preston, Dallas. Waco, Austin, and on to-
ward the Rio Giande. We arc interested IN
its speedily getting to Preston; after that it
may go wherever it pleases and ~ fast as i
pleases. Il already runs daily trains TO
Chetop;, which is at the Southern hordor OF
Kansas. Il has the right Of way through
the Indian Territory, and has already built
City miles of its road within that tarlitorv
The Dallas H.vuld learns that it Is now puSh.
ing forward with the road at the rate OF
mile day. Il that speed is any thing like
kept up, th- railroad will reach Preston o,.
the Texas line during the year 1871. We
do not believe that the Texas Central viii
reach Preston in that time, but we do know
that the Texas Central men have all along
said that they would reach Preston before
any Kansas road should reach there.
We wish Il race could be got up between
the two roads for prize OF 800, 900 for the
road that should reach Preston first We
sincerely believe that the people Interested
would be making money by putting up the
stake. At any rate We begin 20 SEE that
we shall soon have railroad connection over
both oar northern and eastern borders with
the railroads of the United States scuerttly
God speed the day
The SAME paper -aV-:
Shreveport is almost a Texas Il ,-l.lno-,
as much so as Jefferson Nothing but Lou
isiana jurisdiction over it carlaes i 70 De
more Louisianian tnan Texan. We need
and must have railroad communication
with both Shreveport and Jefferson. and
that speedily. But Shre.epor- will Je
reached by Texas railroads sooner than
Jefferson. 1t is, or was, a delightful, cit7.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-15
Monetary Commercial.
MONETARY.
"-;' !. az 1HE rAILr RHrrrL!cA.

Y
M"th.I ;y"H!Nt.. Hov emb,T II, I3." (
IN tn money market today We noticed a
considerable increase in tn" demand for ,c-
contradictions ~ the banks. but on Tho.
street tht' ~"> II" apparent change. We
>tluutlc'" Il, - cent = month for Al notes
accompanied ~ unu,. -tionabl. cul!atc.a!-:
~. fut good do. and :: n :! for Al and first
,l'-- "'i-Il"-- 1ar"T with"u: c"liateral-.
Mortgage ;,npc. il IN demand. and com
mand': II 10: Al. and l?9l, Tor second
9n;,it.
Gold o'"ur.i - 10 I'2', ia.an-t ll.i. at
New Nolk'. Hdcl"-cd ut IlI2. III lac+iu>t
III -, 'nu..,.n. at H., during the interim
The .,!c- included >l10H and 5000 at H.:
s.c-'n .,ni $4,000 ut H.: 1000. $4,000 and
5000 i; -: $50, 600 - II! aiG: 5000.
5000 and $1,000 1T w.: $1,000. $500 and
>3Ga" At i: $1,000 1T il2t. ll2'4. aud
$1,000 ~ ll21,. In silre" 1000 Ne xiran do!
lax scIt ~ il;;',. and 1850 4, iI3',.
\ .;.i: .',-iIr-> MAS done in foreign ~
change. and al Irregular rates. VARYING in
agreement ri'i, the course Of gold. Ia.
ssi'- "t Sterling embrace, Il go, 200. Of Which
.;.bjo lnl loo bill n: fading AT l.0.,: -
bill al la'Ing and si.rr az l3Gig l.l0H::
.:aHh ".r,r ~ 1905: 1000 at Eos . l20',.
geo ships bill al it0i. 5000 Al ,,ill q.
iadit. ;',i .!h.con .n,t cto.ooa clear :.
10 !; .;ooo Al Ill! o: ,ading al l:.o:,; 500
- ~. ana -N''V Al tlcdr at III u III =.
>t.:ln. NAV It now Quoted al i4Dis I2oSs
;or good {" Al rul ot i..iin. and Clear au.,
III q l2l'. foY bank.
We have n" marked variation to report IN
.'o,nc.ti: exchange. The banks drew on
NcN York IL ), = cent discount. one Of
them. !rrr-ey.r. still asking :. and the sale,
included $1,000 bank sight On New FORK ut
H-:' .l;-r.'ln' 5000 commercial ~ 5-'G:
81, crr and 5000 commercial, So geo !.u!
and 80 tao iall|. and private banks - &:
:. and 500 sight on Hn-lon ~ 7-lG
The principal feature III stocks va -.
acti.e movement IN Mississippi Valley Nav
CATION Company. which sold at a marked
advance. The sales included 100 and III
shares OF tia" above at s.; I00at - -; 300 ana
zoe at !, -; - ard 100 a. s.. and % and
100 ~ -: 1870 S;.ar shed Company ii -, -:
ltH' Il" AZ So 10 CalcasiC;i Sulphur Mn.
tpr. 'rrrrui a. So; > SANITARY .nd rtitilizru.
Cunp:.lv a. 81 80 ami l., do =. SIS. ".
Loa d also -. Barbayu G,is!io'.t Conn J;
ut 81:
Jh.. tr..:.t,cti'l. III bonds included sJfh',
new -, a,r.T. = ,rrtr ~ -: :$9rt'0 =.
-; SIZES .na 5000 ~ .,.is. and .lrp0 isI.,ai
Ro3i,j a. 80.
We i".: a.! 10 -c;nd sl',- Il a.
c'J..-e''.' l"w small amounts .: fisc:.i
* ". ,jiI. ~ eh,ngrll hands At y ana
-. u" 10 sc quoted a. Z! o. e1"y0
,jat.' wJ-.aI:. tnowi "u.I a. -, "a Z.
Smaller amount a: -. Debtors boUEi..
th"N u ~ : -, ANA sofa 1t u !, as.
Noting :"1nsni.rd in city treasury notes.
Nru.l- rA.t, .or anal. sums we're - q -
peg cent discount. baying, and % selling.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-15
rCOrrINCRD PROM FIRST PAGE.

of the victory near Orleans IL incalculable
Rein forre,pent. 20 General Palladines 20
forward rapidly.
short of proy sioI- is confirmed bv uispatu he,
from various quarters.
Bismarck denies having negotiated VII.
England.
for a meeting of the North German puy!,r-
mcnt ii Versailles.
Lssndsys Dispatches.
NEW YORK, November I3-Thc ;o.ic1ia.
i. the bank statement: Loans increase
$685. geo: specie increase %7!l, 900: circuli-
ton increase 5000 deposits increase $751;
600: legal tenders decrease Sic. 500. SUD
treasury paid over 50 900 ep interest and
received s!.309 900 from customs.
The cotton movement Tor the "'"h :
greatly in excess OF any previous week ~
the season. Receipts AZ all ports for the
week reached the enormous tota! OF l32.UbJ
bales. against 6.406 last week. S5,9a,
previous week and 81 i2S three weeks since.
Total receipts this season h1S.5J6 bales.
against u1O,ol3 last year, showing al in
crease Of u .ai3. Exports from all ports for
the weak $50, against J2,I66 bales las,
year. Total eApoT$S since September l PSI =
1875. against 25S, 942 last year.
The preceding figures sho" that the Govc-
ment liila season IS considerably III excess
Of Last year. Stock On hand al al port. :
3I3, 123, against 2tS, 53l last yea Stock at
interior towns 52070. against 1886 baics
last. year. Stock in Liverpool t3S 600,
against $4,000 last year. American cotton
afloat for Great Britain i, l33,oCN ..gairs,
5000 last year.
Amount of Indian cotton alo.. Tor F.
rope 22j, 40, against 3a3,JNu last wear. Ram
has fallen ID many sections south during the
week. Weather not 50 favorable for pick
Ing as for some weeks previous. Southern
rivers are now generally Eavi@ahlc. which
accounts IA soInc measure for the heavy -
ccipts Of this week; this MAJ 2i-o ..'rre
large receipts for some time 10 come
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-15
RECEIPTS OF PRODUnE


DTSCUESLEt observation-disclosures Gra-1 e.
2z-l bale, cotton 3"2: axis cotton e>,>i ara s:n.
dries
BLACK ua"%--Steamer E,ie I..,ctor-y7,
ta!es cotton i'3 SKIS cotton seed 20 LoIs 1o'L,sr Is
SKIS seed cotton Ahis sugar
BAYOU SARA-Steaner W Pk~--;s3 bales cotton
80 sis seed cotton 80 sk- cotton e-eJ 30 hid, g..
gar 80 BIB, N. t~5>, 4 h.lt thi, oo,sse- ana sun.
IOEDTLL> ,ToRi:-St.am.r Be-: Abie-i5. ~ 20
cotton Y >. seed cotton az bid. .r.~ Is hps o:
LDSoNvILLE--St.an,s: Henry Tct~--c,,
.Lds agar o15 tb. nIo.-s', .; 5Jls ri, and
Observation-Disclosures sr..- p or. a .hd.
ruG.r - 3o.- n3vIc- 10 h-e hhi~ NO! A-se, and
sundries
vICNsBu RG-Itt.me. snr.: !. :.c--an! sA,..
cotton 80 SIS cotton seed and -nH.r'e,
GRAND EFORE-Steam.r 5cs.l.-G1i LA'c-s COY.
ION 80 sis 'o,tor -ceti . nhi. sag y DOL. mo-.
and sundr'es
ST Loi:<-s., asncr At..n:. az: h.~.ee-i3oe
hbls aour ~ half bb., -four .aA SKIS Data Is sk-
corn .. :..'e. ha, hhds tobacco All sud rr.
dU.r
REL E:PTs SUNDAY.
JHp7.F>,'s steamer Ill.> Er!cy, rs jalea
cotton ~ sAs cotton seed ) head cattle lcc
LOWER 'rASr-Stea,ner SIN Niclola.-.a n,,
sugar u: A",.'s- hhl- s,lio. oa!c- il - .nt
LOWEl, ,nA,r-S..amer l!u...c--3. 10y. =.
AVID s1i.I'tes
RY THE RAILROADS.
NV ORLEANS. JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH
ERN RAILROAD November .-eis3 ba.es cation
ana tiIliu-t fIGfuI"
So:er,,a- :,-l!e, bales cot.n" aaa audi, p-o.
drt.
MORGAN : LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD.
S"v.'nf.r ~ b.I.C- cotton - hh!. m0Iassc. y
h.if.. -n;. :, - seed cotta:. and s1ud1iAA
MEMORANDA
-. r..n- craa W, ia.t.. ~ :'r-..',
CO 81 - .uA
FOREIGN
Tr.r.'atvs,. .Jct ,'--S..,.i e Nv O.'-4nA
ship O...rtL!, .,.rs S1i Rc.-!'. ..>d.r.., -
Tor.
Ero.,s, CT .l-h.,;c1 1or y C-..a.,. .h:,
II rn.u-. I'm,
Cbr!lif .tct l,-S.lci for NsH Orleans AZ :, W.
t.l"-22d. "h !. Tounee .snt 20 -. G.. go:
turpNy.
LIVER 100, o.. t,-irriv,., from New OrieaJ.
-'ip Annie -. :"Irc-31tti, from Se' Or t,u- -,
30 ton, up Non0ntu,h LORD. p .h-S,..ed Toy We.
cri.>u, =. .ln-p tic" Ellis. .5:c-..oY'.,., %
M prl..r, sh Beethoven
Newport Wny,- o.. 2l-Ss.l.i 10, N-~ Ohm.
III? l-'---,. ROY r
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-15

sequently recovered and closed at about
Saturdays rates. We accordingly continue
to quote low ordinary at 10 a lie; ordinary
at l2li a l3llc low middling at 47s a IS sc;
middling at l5l4 a l5l2c, ard strict mIddling
ut lj34 q &C.
Saturdays sales. which were Accidentally
omitted embraced 1000 bales.
Prices showed unusual irrrcuiar'v. Low
middling Was reported. when at .he iswcst
point, at li5s q lii,c, strict q li'ac, and
Orleans middling TO strict uiddllnE At i"I.c.
hut there were also -alcs nj Is I BE for
low middling, l. lJ'5c Cor stricI, anc ltc
Tor strict middling. The ncavy receipts
were calculated to make factors free sellers.
and at Que time the indications were that
a decline would be- established OF -. but
the Liverpool kilograms subsequently IN
spircd renewed ontiLencC. and Al t.., clos"
it would have been difficult :" o'.": <" ~
any less than Saturdays rate.
COTTON sTATEMESr.
Stock on and September / l37i'-,a."' lo5-s'
Arrived sine" last st'tc!neni... 49, .-
Arrived pre' .ous!v.. =" 49, !i'o5'
Total Observation-Disclosures. 1879
nL'd L" ga .'-''''''''.''. T.. y,
>,ocs on hand ana on -hiphca,d-ls'e. %. % t.3
Receipt, proper since S.turda,: "":ning
| .0bS bales against 1883 or !;.-' !>und.' and
Monday. making an aggreg.t" -u'e Friday
evening OF 1J,0Jo bales, against los. Tor III.
,'orrc ,pondil.. time last wee. .:,C '0H:
last year. and sine" August 81. q: -. 81"
bales against 2I,.7i5 las; year.
SUC>H-Thc receipts this !noi:i:-, .l,.-
hra,.d 100 hhds. and 800 Minds nav, ..'tn
received -.ncc the FIRST of September. III"
receipts selc uuly partially landed IN az
count of the rain, and the ,a.-- az. cease.
ulcntiv confined to 80 hhds. AZ =. 10: com
mon. gilc for fair, 9a4c tur good :ti:. SIG
for -,cond4 lha. u IL sc for yellow clarified,
and II e 30. whitc. The marAc; i. .!rvop
iny.
Mo',>,rs--ih.r. were -eoeip'- Iii ;rrr;
ing of 260o bbls Received since Sept Nb"r
|. t,5,2 hbls. The demand i active .. hgin
prices. and III. receipts were al sod. Com
mon and ctntrilu@a! . Il ~. .entr.incn. GOc,
tiir 60 q G;Ic. prime l., Il 6tc strictly pune
1. q 81, choice 90 zoe + gallon.
FLorE-Thc market i .X:.n,ne,. lin.
and pIicc- are nominal. Thcya j. scarcely
anything doing beyond Il retail OF loh b,!-i-
ness, and Tc quot. no1niral!v 5, 49,. r
Dbl for good fine; $, bou / - ~ -'',crtinc:
$50 .: for single extra: !, % ,oc d"ubl.
extra; - "a for treble extra: s. - !o1I
for choice treble extra, and 3 G : for :.:,nii,
extra. The princlal sales ;odav ".e cor
fined t" 100 bbls choice extra .: :b..; ~ 4"
at :. %. and y, at 50 t. hhi.
CoE*-Thc supply is ligh: ~: .h,r. : not
much demand. except for yellow. which Is
day, OF which 30 ordinary white mixed
iburlAp,j ~ 7!!iec: 100 choice white -ecord-
hand hly>, AZ 15c: 100 inferior .. 19c 100
and le0 white at Soc; 800 yellow =. aJc. and
30 do AZ a7L.c T. hushcl
O.Is--Ihc market il tirInc:. ,nl: &c .:otc
salc- tn-,ta,v of 1000 sacks. Of which 500
secondhand bags at 4sc: 80 -. Louis IT
N i Ia
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-15
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
N.>:.;., "a. ..rLada.uI"' At,a-. 20. .a'-t..
ARRIVED YESTERDAY

ERRIVkU IESVEKUEI,
-. -. 80 - -: .
" w I.i, ~, ot a ritI:
- - VI Stortn 49,, ,.:r.rt
Sill, ..t -, -. nsou 10 d,J. ron E;r...t".;.
.IarIa =. ,.,!.a-, TO & , ~, 1:.- i-o- ii ~.
tTict :.
brig iurl-c- :ae:ri'.c. IS day. ,or = .:an. :"
E,"Ts. d? 7.'-Hl, @co--lr, dirt IS
Shp tu,u4:a Rayncs. 10 days ;re.: nos.on. :"
geo Eo,,'.rk aro-ist Ste.
Bari, H,.;u, -. Mor"au s. d.Ts tron .'o'ueapt
va E"i1Y',". "a dst'r-Zd r5'itt
Tr. An.,a.5.. :; ~"iI. day, '-on, C,,n: .';"- j"
b"lt... > !at,", MARKS act,-'1 ''9ifi.,'
S:hoort1 F.'"y N,!-"n 3 dnv- 'rcr' lean :.
i.Ei. ~ - -. -. ;.ist'Ic'
.',j}r .';:r =, ron the .5A.---- -"''i .''-rl-
I"d 8" e., ;':a !n-l, oars Nii'4)1 o:p' =, -
shin "".ce.. aud brig Lnroe
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-15
COMMERCIAL

hosDAE B~ENISo. November II, 1870
CoTToS-The sales to-day summed up GOO
bales at Irregular prices, which gave way at
one time 3 a lac, but under favorable felc-
grams from Liverpool and New York, sub
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-15
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER Is 1870

marble po-ars . Cases 30 cks 4n1 80 : "a VINO
and aundricS
hOBiLE-Steamer Louse-266 bsisa cotton cks
bacon and suud1,e-
SRw iOEA-S.l amstp victor- ssstd o,i.a
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-15
THE ELECTION IN THIS CITY
The Complete Count OF the Votes
FIGURES OFFICIALLY STATED

- nrc-..ut % our readers his morning
he complete report Of the goteA IN this ely.
E,i',n WI. be r,efu! for reference:
.r- ''r>>-T.,..r CONGHi -,Io>t, DISTRICT.
F. .l.xDr... term n ia. Forty first
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-15

a company has gone to work On the old
rebel arnory at Macon, Georgia, having
bought the property OF the United States,
and soon it Will resouni With the LnIn Of
cotton spindles.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-15

We copy this record Of the political -c--
vices OF the new Governor OF t-issc:.r: tro4.
the Louisville CouCicf'r'o,uMni:
Tue Governor eject Of Missouri is "a na'N-
OF frankfort, kentucky, the namcSalc Of a
prominent and wealthy citizen Of tayctte
county, benjamin Graft, Esq, and the son
of Judge Mason Brown, Secretary % STATE
during Governor {. I. Morehcad's admins
tration. Benjamin !iratz Brown went to St
Louis about twenty Years ago a well-ctlll-
Gated young man. full Of talent md pluck
A DolG man, with the nerve 10 follow his
own convictions, he burst through The tram
mels of a Wing education. and soon made
himself felt as one cf he leaders Of old
Bullion's body guar
Az editor OF the St Louis Democrat. he
and Frank Blair subsequently left the Ben
ton Democracy through al its phases OF
Gee-eoilism, ana finally expanded it INTO
the Gepnblican party Of Missouri During
the war he sustained bis party in its
mea sUree of disfra chi7t InCnt. but has since
been Gn active advocate Of universal
amnesty and universal suffrage. Supported
by hi CORNER Journal, the st. Louis D.1ao-
crGt, against the entire country press of his
party and the State and national admins
trations, he has beaten the nominee Of his
paItg, and broken down all the n!uniments
of prescription in Missouri. This is Il proud
achievement, and the spirit Of his speeches
during the canvass Is, by whatever
name he may call himself, d:sloyally Demo
cratic and evidently sraceable to hi, Ben
tonian associations rathe- than those OF
later wears.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-15

The official report on IL" cotton cul: ~
ton ot India. this wear, shows .llat ii la,
not naen a favorable one. The actual rX-
ports from Bombay, up 10 the attest zrsli
dates. .iad been 800, lSJ bales, agaiue. |. Of
SSG bales III 1865 showing . decrease III thr
year o! li1J0l bales. Til, result ito Heyrr
has been concurrent with = ,argr increase Of
land placed under cultivation ID the ch,"1
cotton districts. In the central provinces
this increase was G3.l..2 acres. and in the
Ecrars l2",oti, making u total Of 202 lH6
acres, i'll the districts best adapted for cot
ton. This Is a satisfactory sign of its btin.
productive investment for the natives
The additional devotion o. land this year
to cotton growing, is { consequence Of tbs
high prices ruling i'll American, and from til.
fact that the United States were not *
reGted to turn out such q huge crOp.
The London ,Mlpping GG-C:.c says if Indi;.
is to compete with America in cotton pro
duction, a more liberal system Of cuitiva-
ticn must prevail, to enhance The quality,
as the best kinds OF Indis are vet inferior to
the American staple TIE rEpe inent, have
failed 10 acclimatize American seed, but TIE
indigenous plant can be much improved.
Experiments show that b. deep blowing
the yield can De largely increased. the pro
duct being one hundred and eighty pounds
OF clear cotton per acre against fit, pounds
by the ordinary native method. 1t Is As
suined that the advantages India possesses
in cheap land and ltCor viii enable her -
compete with America, where Ia" Land j.
constantly inccea sing IN value and LABOR
high, though the Latter Will always lie in
the van rs q producer. The competition
however, can only be maintained ~ IN
proving the Indian staple.
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