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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-30
We copy this from the Pjcoy.ne c. las

We copy this fgom the P@ccyune c: last
evening, giving the rumors Of dechnation,
for what they are worth:
The recent municipal appointees Of Gov
ernor Warmoth were to-day officially noti-
fed of their appointments. lfany OF them,
therefore, intend to decline, and street ru.
NOR hes it that several of them will do 80,
we shall probably soon be made aware OF
the fact. 1t was again currently reported on
the streets this morning that Mr.. j. H.
Oglesby would decline the Maroyalty, and
that Colonel James 7. Tucker would be ap.
pointed in his stead by Governor Warmoth.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-30

filed in this court, it was reported yesterday
in the Courthouse building that the plain
titf had Withdrawn all proceedings.
State ex rel. Mrs. J. G. De St. komes VS..
Leyee Steam Cotton Press.-In this case
petitioner represents that she is the owner
Of sixty.six shares of the capital stock IN TINS
press; that in the year 1852, Peter Deurgts
did Illegally and fraudently sell said shares;
tina. she has frequently applied to the Cotoa
Press Company for permission TO eAamine ss
She asks for writ of mandamus compelling
Ee president, William c. c. Claiborne to
! comply with her demand. Judge Dlbble,
yesterday, issued the writ, returnabie on
Tuesday, April 5.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-30

J. F. Baily, the missing New York Inter-
kinsville, N. H., and is thirtytight years OF
age. He is nephew of the late Mr.. Bailey,
editor of the Washington Era, the old anti
slavery paper. For many years he followed
the business of book peddiing, and in 1861,
through the influence of Secretary Chase,
he was appointed stationery clerk at Wash
ington. In 1865, Secretary Fessenden gave
him the position OF Collector of the Fourth
Internal Revenue District of New York,
which position he held until last Nav. when
he was sppointed Collector OF the Thirty
second District. he has wife and two
children living in Twenty secend street,
New York. His wife is said to be lying very
i'll OF brain fever, osused by his sudden
flight. He was an admirer OF and owned
fast horses, but otherwise bis private life
seemed TO be hIameless.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-30

young woman who is studying for 6
profession, and who supports herself by set
ting type in her leisure hours, has been
elected a member OF the Philadelphia Typo
vranbical Union
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We do not regard this, from the Houston

U7EtO's, as MUCh OF 2 cVNpIINenG:
The Louisiana Legislature is probably the
most disorderly legislative body which ever
assembled. Lobbyists and members mingIe
together on the floor, laugh, chat, smoke.
Speakers eavel, who, Departing of rreserv.
Jog even the semblsnce of order, makes few
attempts to be heard. After having looked
in upon this disorderly body, we feel proud
Of opr Texas LeEislsture.
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u I T. D IN G PAP Err.

H This is & hard. compact paper, ike an
ordinary book cover, ana is saturated with
y tar and used On the outside of frame build
~ ings under the clspboards, also under shin
giles and fIoors to keep out damp and cold
1t is also used on the inside, not saturated
INSTEAD OF PLAsTERMd, snd makes a
warm and cheap wall. 1t costs only from SO
to $50 according 70 size) to cover houses on
" the out ids. samples and descriptive circu.
lars sent free.
Address, Rock River Paper Company Chicago
Or, e. o. PALMER 90.
a. = n Camp street., New Orieans,
NJ GeAsrA Agents Ter the Southern HtstAe
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-30

Sewing Machines are now sold on credit
by M. s. Hedrick, the agent of Wilcox &
Gibbs, at his two stores, Nos. 81 and 1ls
Canal street. Here is chance for poor sew
ing women.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-30

The following table, officially prepared at
the Treasury Department, exhibits tho time
it would take TO cancel the entire debt of
the United States $500 000. 00O by sink
ing fund capital varying from $40, coo, ,0c0 10
S100 0o1, COO year, interest at six per cent,
payable semi-annualjy:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-30

Governor Hendee, of Vermont, is danger
ously ILL.,, He came into Office only few
weeks ago through the death Of Governor
Washburne,
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CouRTH ANIMAL sEEI =
-FOUR PARLOR ERTS,
70 be given semi monthly, commencing on
wednesday Even Ing. March SO, 1870,
ODD FELL 81 HALL.

Miss Melsnie May, the eminent piano solost; Pro-.
l. Sipp. the celebrated piano virtuoso; s,ons.
Joseph Gipet, violin soloist Of the French
Opera; Miss Il. Piroile, soprano; Mrs. ". II
Dunn. contrslto; Miss NJ r., contralto; Mr. A.
Z. Chase, tenor; Frof. Van Buffien, late primo
basso OF the French Opera; Mr.. A. Cassrrd,
bssso: Pfof. Duauesney, accompauist the Men.
deissohn Q1artette tIessrs j. IL Meteye g. T.
Tracy, j. G. and a. G. Wheeler) and others
Season tickets Ito subscribers only) admitting two
persons to each of the four concerts, SsiY aix
dollars. Subscription books at the music
stores. mh2T 3t
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-30

TIE beautiful domestic drama, adapted from TeE-
nyson's Enoch Arden. and entitled
UNDEE THE PALM.
Will be performed instead of CAMILLE.
The full strength of the Company will appear.
Due notice will be given of the first appearance of
CHARLOTTE THOMPSON. mh29
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-30

the House bill allowing Judge Watrous, OF
Texas, ia resign with life salary.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Crevasse at Keokuk and Flooding OF
Goverament Works-Fsur Men X ilied
in a COai Mine-Maryiand Democratic
State Committee and the kegiatry

ST. LOUIS, March 29.-Owing to the sud-
den rise in the river the embankments at
the lower lock at Keokuk, Iowa. gave way
and the entire government works at that
point was flooded, causing great damage; in
consequence of which, work will be sus-
pended until the river falls.
SHENANDOAH CITY, Pa, March ga ter
rible accident occurred at the coal mines of
Richard HeCker, near this place, this morn :
ing. While four men We're descending the
shaft to commence work the rope broke,
precipitating them to the bottom OF the
mine, distance of over sixty feeS. All the
men were instantly killed.
ANNApoLIs, Md, March 29.-The Demo-
cratic State Central Committee adopted a
resolution that tpe State registry laws
should be made to conform TO the fifteenth
amendment to the constitution OF the United
States. The resolution will be formally sub
mitted to the Legislature OF Maryland.
River lnseIngencs.
SOUTHWEST Pass, March 20, P. NJ
Barometer 1876. Weather calm and foggy.
Arrived: Spanish brig Lealta, GAIA, master
seven DAYS from Havana in ballaet 70 Puig
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The Picdy,tne furnishes US this informa-
tion about the revenue returns Of three O
the New Orleans thQ.tres:
A gentleman sends US the following
which he assures us are the correct return.
OF the various theatres for the months O
January and February, as taken from the
internal revenue returns: January-Acad
emy, Si3,7s7 so; ST. Charles, S12, $40
Varieties, S2l, ,l53.
At the Academy, in January, Miss Elise
Holt and Mr.. Lettiugwell were the stars, the
former three weeks and the latter one.
At the St Charles. the Lydia Thompson
troupe three weeks and Mrs. Glsdstane one.
At the Varieties, Mrs. Scott-Siddons
played one week and Joe Jefferson three.
The returns for February at the various
theatres were as follows: The Academy,
Sl9,75l SO; st. Charles, s22, 303 IS; Varieties,
$ll 09S so.
The stars at the Academy were Letting
well one week, the Buckleys two, and the
Fox Pantomime one.
At the st. Charles, Lotta played three
weeks and Miss Price one.
At the Varieties, Jordan played one week,
Miss Bateman two weeks and the English
Opera one week.
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gT TELEGRAPH. /.

gY EkE ECsRAPH.
LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS
EatIg8al Banks Del9galiOn in Washington
REJECTION OF TEe INCOME TAX NEXT YEAR
TEXAS BILL PASSED In THE SENATE
EXCITING SENATE DEBATE ON TIE BILL
BUSINESS DULL IN NEW YORK
Governmeras Firm, Southern Seeurities Strong
/, sERE0Es CREVASsE At hE0kUk
FOUR BEN KILLED IN A coal MINE
CRANE BANQUET BY MINISTER MOTLEY
| PRINCE BoNApAkTE EXILED TO AMERICA
| DoI3STIO AND F0EEIGN MARKBTs
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FOR RENT.

EOK EEET-PART OF SECOND FLOOR
L of store No. 81 Canal street. Also two small
cottages on Bsgsn avenue. near Bienvllle street
Shell Road. for rent very cheap. Apply to
JAMES DIES BAN,
mh2 I'm 2i Canal street.
SPLENHkD RwELkssS FOK RENT
- a RARE C.HANCE-The second and third
Ioore OF that splendid brick dwelling house. No IL
Daupnin street, will be rented. furnished or un.
Iurnisneo, until the first October next, on very
reasonable terms, to good senavs The furniture
elesant ano ee location of the most desirable 70
IN the city. There are ten rooms, besides bath
room, wssh-room and kitchen, with bo hydrant
ana e5t.a f IaTse sIsterns The ground floor is DO,
BY 8 popular dentist For terms, apply on the
premises. iari4
- 90 N = WITH Or WITHOUT
~ BOARD-For families or gentlemen at 298
GYsvier street. between Franklin and Liberty ieg
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A LECTUKE

A LECTURE
Before gentlemen ard youths will be given by
DR K p BANNING.
af the Banning Institute. New YORK at half past
seven o o'clock THIS EVENING in the HALL OF
TAE DENTALC OLLEGE, No. 67 Canal street,
up stairs
The medical clerical and legal profes sions, and
tlemen and youths generally invited to
attend. Admission free. mh29
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CRANE BANQUET BY MINISTER MOTLEN
PRINCE BoNApAkTE EXILED TO AMERICA

DoI3STI0 AND F0EE1GN nARkEl
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VARIETIES THEATRE.

, In Consequence OF the illness OF CHARLOTTE
THOMPSON, she will be up able to appear this
Tuesday Evening, March 20, 1S1o.
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-FOUR BEN KILLED IN A coal MINE
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VARIETIES TUEATEE.
The Charming Artistic,
CHA ARL0TrE sERoMPs0Ss
Eh.ing recovered from her recent severe llinese,
will make her first appearance here III tour years
Ihas "wednesday Evening. March SO,
A "Nel Gwynne," in Tom Tsylor's historical
piay of
NELL GWYNNE3 or, COURT AND STAGE
Supported by the Iull strength OF tie talented
Company.
THURSDAY EVFNiNG-A new Comscy, entitled
II T4ATihG, written expressly Tor CharoItc
Thompson. 1lAoS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-30

African Methodist Episcopal Church vs..
A. Lemar ct al.-1n this case Judge Colens,
Of the Seventh District Court, yesterday de-
cided. on a rule to transfer the above case to
the Zig hth District Court, that by article 83
of the constitution of 1868, the Legislature
can not 6ivest this court (the SEVENTY of
jurisdiction over this Case That the only
cases OF specia! jurisdiction recognized by
the constitution are the criminal and pro-
bate jurisdiction and the jurisdiction in the
case OF appeals from Judgments Of Justices
of the Peace. All other cases are contained
and described in the constitution under the
terms "all civil cases." This is a general
jurisdiction. 1t may be extended. The
constitution says the Legislature may give
further jurisdiction not inconsistent here.
WITH" but it is clear from these terms that
it can not be changed under pretext OF crea.
ting special jurisdiction. It is, therefore,
ordered that the rule be dismissed.
EAGhtA DSstrlet Court
In the case Of Ong vs.. the Board OF As
sissant Aldermen, which 10 the fr1t suit
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-30

sERE0gs CREVaSsE At hE0kUK
The Portland daily press., 1870-05-18
GELEG12APEa ITEMS,

A firm OF San Francisco bankers have been
swIndled out of $4,000 by means Of bogus
check by New York sharpers. The rogues
were caught and part of the money recovered.
Sir Straff0rd Northcote has left New York
for the Red river region on diplomatic mis-
sion. He is accompanied by Lady Northcote
and his two sons.
S. B. Ransom a lawyer of Jersey City, has
recovered $4,000 from Elisha Bucknam for pro-
fessional services.
The London Poor Law Board rules that wo-
men cannot lawfully act as parish guardians,
anG that consequently Miss Burdett COutts is
ineligible to that Office in the parish of Bethna
Green.
The Methodist Conference at Memphis had a
sharp discussion on Monday in relation to re-
moving the Book Concern, but finally the
question was referred to special committee.
Troops are being rapidly pushed forward to
the Red river. Several companies left Toronto
Tuesday.
Mr.. Archibold, member of Parliament, has
been appointed Lieutenant Governor OF Me-
nadota.
serious break has occurred on the Erie
canal, and no boats will run for several days.
A Gottschak memorial entertainment, the
proceeds of which will be devoted to the erec-
ton in public place of bust or statue of the
deceased musician, will be given in New Y York
Saturday evening.
Chas. A. Stetson s. Co., of the Astor House,
have received their discharge in bankruptcy.
The Democratic majority in New York State
is estimated at 10000. all the interior towns
showing heavy gains.
Segismopd Schroeffel has been sentenced to
twenty years Imprisonment in Jersey City for
q rape on a little girl four years old.
The Emperor of Austria and Empress of
France are to be the God-parents of the ex-
pected child of the Princess Metternich.
The Prnssian Reichstag has passed to a third
reading bills carrying into effect the provisions
of the postal convention between the United
States and the North German Confederation.
Espaflero declines the candidature for the
Spanish crown on account of his great age.
The Cortes has authorized civil marriages by q
vote of 142 to c.. The press urges the settle
ment of the question of the throne, and the
anxiety in political circles for the termination
of the provisional status is on the increase.
There has been difficulty in Dickinson Col
lese, but it has been settled, and the students
who were suspended have been recalled.
The next session of the Methodist Protestant
Conference will be at Lynchburg, Va.
The "reform" ticket of the New York Mer-
camille Library Association was defeated yes
telday.
The Grand Encampment of Odd Fellows of
Connecticut have elected s. ID. Fairchild, of
New Haven, as Grand Patriarch, and L.
briggs, of Waterbury, as Representative TO
the Grand Lodgr of the United States.
A fire at Oshkosh, Wisconsin, on Tuesday,
destroyed the Touring mills of Welch, jenkins
& Co. and Irwin & Co. Loss $4,000.
The Portland daily press., 1870-05-18
News by the Lnsc., Mai,..

Judge Lewis Kingsley. Of Chenapgo county
has been appointed Deputy Naval Officer at
New York
Christopher Columbus has been canonized
at Rome.
The French Government has officially noti-
fed Greece that il the brisands Capture
Frenchmen, Greece shall pay the ransom.
The entire reduction and submission of the
Neapolitan insurgents is reported.
The Prince of Wales presided at the Theat-
rical Fund dinner in London Monday night,
and paid high tribute to the theatrical pro
fesson. Blackstone and Dion Bsurcicault also
made speeches.
A disastrous fire occurred at Henderson, N.
c., on Tuesday morning Every building on
both sides of the street for two hundred yards
was consumed. Every business house in town
is destroyed. The fire is believed to have been
the work of an inceudiary, and the loss is esti-
mated at $4,000, on which there was little in
surance.
A Swiss agent for Wheeler & Wilson sew
ing machine was arrested in New York Mon
day for smuggling $1,000 worth of diamonds
from Rio Janeiro
An immense mass meeting was held at
Charleston, S. c., on Monday night to promote
retrenchment and reform in the State Govern
ment People OF all politics, classes and color
mingled cordially, and a mixed delegation was
appointed to represent the city in the State
Reform Convention to be held at Columbia
July 18TH
Nathaniel Gale, for many years clerk in the
Naval office department of the Boston Custom
House, is charged with defiaudng Govern
ment, to the amount of $4,000 in gold in collec
tion Of invoice duties. A merchants clerk
named Hibbard is charged as an accomplice.
Both are arrested and held for trial.
The Masonic grand bodies of New Hamp-
shire are IN session at Concord.
A colored postmaster has been appointed in
Charles county, Maryland, the most intensely
Democratic county in the State.
The annual Episcopal Convention Of New
Hampshire will be held at Dover, n. II. The
successor of Bishop Chase is to be chosen, and
for the position there are at least dczen can
didates out of the State.
1t now appears from indubitable evidence
that President j Juarez Of Mexico, while profess
ing the greatest friendship for the United
States during the rebellion, supplied TIE rebels
with arms and ammunition, taking his pay in
cotton, which he smuggled into Mexico.
| Mr.. Albion N. Bicknell of Boston has just
Fl lished life size portrait of the late Hon.
WIN. Pitt Fessenden, having been commits
stoned by the friends of that gentleman for
this purpose We understand the picture
gives the fullest satisfaction, both as picture
and work of art. 1t will soon be brought to
| Maine.
The Portland daily press., 1870-05-18

The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Forster, SO
Captain Marryat tells us, named negro child
Observation-Disclosures and thereby delighted
the happy parents whose child in consequence
of its wonderful name became an object of ven
Grafton among the darkies on the plantation
So, probably, the name of Octoplexara was
adopted to excite the admiration of the gull
BILE public. But. oh, too confding public, be
not deceived; octoplexora freely translated
means cheap show" Apart from the aero
batic feats. ard bone solo, which are passabe
the company appears to be composed of broken
down members Of The minstrel profession and
youths who missed their vocation when they
adopted the stage 10 secure a livelihood The
blonde show was immoral, but good of its kind
This show hasn't even the spice of immortality
to flavor it. There was good sized audience
present, and tonight another performance will
be given, when all who like to attend will have
a chance to judge for themselves
The Portland daily press., 1870-05-18
OK MI RI H E CT n Il I.
Receipt. by Railroads and steamsou

sSSccagtB DJ SGiiTOIdS ana SteAmDOuaSs
STEAMER FOREST CITY, FROM BosToN-25 kegs
soda 105 bxs bread preparation, rolls sheet lead, 10
coils lead pipe 25 bds shevels IS coils rope 20 chests
tea pcs chain, coach, 20 bags oysters, 500 bbls
four,4 crates crockery 10 bars and 2S bds iron, SO
plates ron II casks rives, 81 pkgs furniture, bxs
fresh fish, 20 20 bales domestics, SO hhds
and tcs sugar, 25 rkins lard, wagon, carriage.
horses, Al pcs water pipe 400 pkgs to Princes Ex-
press 1i0 do to order. For Canada and mp country
125 bbis dye wood, organs 50 empty oil barrels II
plates rOn 10 bbls -four so doz pals. 12 nests tubs,
SO bales rags 10 moving machines, Al sacks wool, 8
bags sumac, pumps hid molasses, can tobacco,
20 bbs p)rk 40 pkgs to order.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY - 211 cans milk 100
bbls flour, 241 cases match boxes, cars oats, do
horses, do bark, IS do lumber, do shingles, do
capboards. do sundres For shipment east 1900
bbls -four, car whiskey, 100 IBIS oat meal.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROADS. beams yarn, 10
dump baIrows, cultivators, 26O bxs scythe,, pair
cattle 100 bags pegs, 500 bush potatoes, 23 bds table
legs 1000 It hemock boards, 1913 sides leather, 100 m
shingles, 42 cases sundries. 20 calves in skins.
PORTLAND g. KENNEBEo RAI1RoAD-4 car wood.
do timber, do ashes, 10 bales batting, IS cases
cloth, 90 bales oakum 40 bdls fish, bbs beans, HID
moasses, Al Ikgs merch aadise. Al cars freight tor
The Portland daily press., 1870-05-18

new BEDFORD. May 1G.--oil Market.-sperm Oil
mas continued III good demand, and note sales oi
iooj bois. IN lifeelsfo for export at 81 f2 y gal and
230 do do, tor manufacture, at 81 43 4y gal Whale
continues in good request sales 48O bDls Northern
as 1t runs at Csc gall; 1850 do do at 70c ~ gai aud
25o do Humphack, on private terms, for mannfac-
| ture.; 100 do Humpback and 39) do South Sea on
| private terms, for expIt
New YORK, May 17.-Cotton lower; Middiing up
| lands at 23c sales 23l0 bales. Flour-sales $500
bhls; State aud Western 10c lower; State al Is a
575; Round Hoop OHIO at sos @ c 10; Western al
q &c lower; sales 30 O00 BUSH; No. Spring at 1e
"a 81; Amber State at 33; Winter Red and Amber
Western at so, Corn heavy; sales 2s.Ooo bush.
new Mixed Western at l 0S % I II. Oats lower
sales $4,000 BUSH. State at ESQ Tic; Western at ca
q 6G5c. Pork heavy; new mess at 20 81 a 80 90;
e eic kettle at lt3c. Butter quiet; Ohio at 10 a
SOC; State at 20 q a6; whiskey dull; Western free
at 10. Rice firm; Carolina at 6I97gc. Sugar dali
quest; Porto Rico at 55c. Naval Stores quiet; Spr-
its Turpentine at IL @ 42c Resin at 05 "a co. Pc
tloleum quet: crude at 155c refined at PIC. Taliow
steady at % @ 9sc. Freights to Liverpool heavy
cotton I'd.
CHICAGO, Nay 17-Flour active at 5 90 q % fur
Spring extras Wheat active; No. 2 at "a q Ole
d 4sic Rye rmer t - asoc s for No.a n % Barley y
dull at e5 for No. O. High Wines steady at 06. Pro
visions duiet Mess Pork at % co q 90 50. Lard at
l64 q 164c Lry salted shoulders at II q 12ic Cat.
tie active at 90 % 55 Tor common cows TO extra
prime steers. Live hogs dull and lower at Go q %
tor line to extra prime.
CINCINNATI May 17.-Whiskey dull at OF. Mes,
pork quieat SOC Lard at l6f az 16Ic. Bulk Meats
shoulders at y ga2}c; sides at l5e. Bacon firm
cured hams at IL a zoe.
NEW pRlzass. Nay i7--cotten very auis: nc
quotations.
MOBILE, May r. Cotton tending downward
Mddling upands at 2lsc.
CHARLESTON, May II. = Cotton 1a.; Middling
uplands at 2?ic.
SAVANNAH, May 17.-Cotlon dropping; Middlns
uplands at 213e
The Portland daily press., 1870-05-18

BUSINESS OF THE GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD
FOR 1869.-Through the courtesy of John Por-
tels, Esq, we are put in possession Of informa.
ton as to the amount of freight received ove1
the Grand Trunk Railway at Portland station
for 1862 as compiled from the monthly retul ms
Lumber, ca, AGO, 900 feet; timber. L, $4,000 feet
-four for home consumption and distribution
6o2 200 barrels; -four shipped to Europe, 2t3 COG
barrels; grain, 992 800 bushels; total grain i'm
portations, reducing -four to wheat, 5,221 SOC
bushels; general merchandise, 66S,Go0 tons
special merchandise, 2e.,c)O tons; live stock
295 car loads, 12 head each, $40 head; slaves
176 car leads; fire WOOD 839 car loads; 35, ,lG;
car loads of merchandise and produce we're 70
ceiyed in 1869