davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1870-09-17
H0OPLANDrS MEpYCNE9..
A REMINDER.

To Debilitated Persons,
To Dyspeptics,
To Sufferers from Liver Com
plant,
To those having no Appetite,
TO those with Broken Down
Constitutions,
To Nervous People,
To Children Wasting Away,
To any with Debiitated Diges-
tive Organs,
Or suffering srifh any Of fhe
fOllo,ramg symptoms, srhfch t,a-
djcafe dfs0rder<d Liver or Ssosss-
ach,
Such ~ Cousd.
patton, Inward Piles,
fulnesa or Blood to the
Head, AeiditY m tho
Stomach, Nauses, Heart
bum, W4guEt 1cT Food I'll.
ness OF Weight IN the stora-
aeh, Sour Eructations, Sinking
OF F1uttering 1t the Pit of the
Stomach, Swimming ot the Head,
hurried and Difficult Breathing, ,Flut-
tering at the Heart, Choking or SuHak
eating Sensations when in a Lying Pos
tu-e, Dinne1s of Vision, Dots OF
| Webs before tho sighs, Fever sud
Dull Pain in tbs Head. Deficiency
Of Per1pirasion, Ysllowne4s Of
the skin and Eyes, Pain in
tho Side, Back, Chest, Limbs,
! &C., Sudden Flushss Of Eeat,
Burning in the Flesh,
Constant InaYinings Of
| Evil, and Great De-
| PRESTON Of
| Sriri4x
, 1870-09-17
HO0FLAND'S
GERMAN TONIC,

Wa eemrooudsa for ta,%e not inclined to sxtrrae Bit
tt, aud IL iEtr nded fat when xfc.l-
rrSrtrtcs It thr Bt1tsss .eh t't1t nt shs Tonic
snts4s hr{te ut the Btirfs, cumbtned wist parn
SANTA TkCZ RUN. aci aavtrr.! Ia sush \ manncr
thst the rstrrc hfttrEnF th Rtf-rs r. overcome,
rxia,t, .pl The nx.icins v,s:ta nd
nns.. 1he p.ter 4 lhr fe q s. n9ttit. ,<hiet
:at s.;t tue e'is.,nant u.*a i sa.1.ntd e y
rl.r.~r rrrr hat t. It not bitter pay ssi
and .ate <etA article: a Fntdr,u1I PREPARATION
rh.,3a hut the rest usre1.nts; aad thy
Ia. r1i- ~ olta4 ea+ap cotlSIuu J. and bo le1o-
E;rd ~ il. will most certainly bt eheAtrd-
, 1870-09-17

The market vas rather quiet hut hFaa. at the an-
n+1td range of Prices:
y VI b~44 ~ Eu ~ Ss .-.+
No sawed, .,..,,,.,,,.,.,.,. I5J fa2 u e
ThckNess-Five shingles to he tEo Inches in
shicIness- Lenrth-Slxteeu inches. $3H0 per
cargo added when transferred. which follows The
sttry14s
, 1870-09-17

1bs dry sailed shouldets at 1215o: 60 tcs sci.
low grease at lv;ac; ~ pkga city tAiloV ~
91c,
f~re OIL Thursday last. aud On September !,
, 1870-09-17
CHAS. M. EVANS, Proprietor,

FQYmerly c. II. Jatk%on q Co.
7a<se Remtdies ass tor sdl- BY Druggstts,
Storeketpers, and Medicine
Dtaier3 fssTy.cA<Tt,
, 1870-09-17

Ard EntuFr rEp*y4rts +. Lite etarix revealed br DR.
KAfHAE1 i:ls Lat p. .'air. Hr tutdes
a.1iu.re. Ccnsnitst'on !r :: S-ud sc for hs Guide
Il esuIr Of tht nnreits Il LII hr snt R9tiA WITH L.
, 1870-09-17

Old N0rthCatol!0.ta Il
New =. Ga1oltnaS.. -
In the late difficulty OF
IanEe, judgment WAS rem
f>oact. Securities Of the
were to-day placed On
Exchange, anil tht. 6 per
state Of Arkansas {A,5A,-
, 1870-09-17

And tz. air.t it nj! psisate n,.ttcrsmal female
HOAX II r. sat d. u c.at.; F.n~. r:ll- e'Esain
racss,.4ftls tzr.tr1i. Also. NKKrl%E PlLlA-aIc
eurr for Victims ot ksf .u.s-a.t IN hs mail Enclote
, 1870-09-17

CHICAGO. DANVuIE Z yIyCEyyr3 RsLHDAl
MnwAtKEK DEPoT-UoxneT Canal and K4nzie styeees
West Side FseiEht ofFice At O.. q. / e. COS o{.
iee, eu.lcr Hzlsttd 1u1 E1e-olI st.eets
Nall TIxto. Ehifakp T{ue- k:lq 4 n. 80 :.
, 1870-09-17
Gali dull: all business Of the day q, ttt11la'..
closing al 11It lid. alld t1sa a*Ec.L Carving
rates per teEf Io DAT. Cleanliness. s3s 90.

= 81 = k'%* ~ kAh +Nf StA1
Governments steady:
Cout's, 81. -.ll3T.ta1l4
C'ouF,s, u. ...1l2At3li2
ioups, H...1l1aat117t
Cutlf6, 'a..ll2 talte.i,
cnlsps, new.1lG,st4110is;
Coups, H.- l10At&ll0s.
state securities DIM:
NsEN'slr79. 80. S'z
Old TEtltlesSCt3. GIL
New TcnncsseeA :. co.,
Stocks quiet and firm.
The National Stock Excl
dcTCrl In favor Of the
North Missouri Railroad
the free list of tue STOCK
cent fun'fetl debt uf fhe
niNtt tx-.La 111n <nrl t1r ttSN =.
, 1870-09-17

$500
1850
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-08
fcoxruuxp FROM FIRST PAoE.l
ormation of military courts, and repeats all

ormation of military courts, and repeats all
enactments since March, 1859.
The capitulation Of General Uhrich is
anproved by the government here. Uhrich
is IN full accord with the government.
The pontifical forces, 5000 strong, arrived
to-day, and enter the French service.
General Cambritz reports to the Minister
Of War, from Epinal sixth instant, that the
l1o ny are all going toward New Brisach;
diminishing there ON the previous day, but
without serious result.
The villages about Epinal are filled with
troops.
A combat took place yesterday between zen
Laon and Bruyercrs, against 5000 to lO, ~
Prussians, supported by artillery: Inc
French troops, supported by the Na'ionai
Guards, held their position.
A dispatch from Evrelix shows great en-
thusiasnl on the part of the Gardes hoolies'
who are rising en- nsasSe to resist ffusslan
acquisitions.
Such kilograms as have been received
chow steady advances by the Prussians in
yadinp east and southeast OF France, on
the march to Lyons.
The Journals say there is a general rising
in the Vosges. No regular troops there, but
the old men are aroused.
The nc-tireurs are in all the passes and
give no quarter to the enemy, whom they
harrass night aad day, stopping their con-
voys and cutting communication and roads.
A circular from the Ministry enjoins gen
erals to at once prepare for the organization
Of courts-martial to ensure discipline.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-08
Common Road Locomotive.

A locomotive for ordinary roads is in
operation at Leith, Scotland, which by its
peculiar construction Is said to have salts
factoIlly solved the question of steam
traction on common roads. The wheel and
its tire consists OF q broad iron tire with
narrow fanges, upon which is placed ring
of soft vIicanized india rubber Of about
twelve inches wide and five inches thick,
which thus surrounds the iron tire, and is
kept IN It's place by the fianges; then over
the ndia-rubber there is placed an endless
cham OF stee! Plates, which is the portion
or the wheel that comes into actual contact
with tho rough road, the reticulated chain
beng conhccted by a sort of vertcbra at
each side of the wheel. The india-rubber
tire and this ring of steel plates have no
rigid connection, but are at perfect liberty to
move round as they please without consulting
eacn other or even without the concurrence OF
the inner ring OF the wheel which they both
lnclose. The reason why this wheel is so eff
Gent is because the soft india rubber allows
IL 10 natten upon the road, whether rough
or smooth. The wheel being a circle, if it
Is llgid structure, presents but small
surface, but this wheel conforms to every
irregular'ty for space of nearly two feet
by the weight of the engine causing the
indiarubber to collapse, and so producing
q change OF form. Experiments proved
that it would easily drag train of wagons
containing ten tons Of -four, besides their
own weight, on a slippery street I'D a gra-
dent OF about one in seventeen, and then
down on the other side, no breaks being re-
quired. 1t also traversed the seashore at
the rate of ten miles an hour, over soft.
sinking ground, over some qucksands. and
into the sea and along its edge in every d.
rectiOn in the most wonderful manner This
''road steamer" it is said, will entirely SUI
persede the use of horses for draft pur-
pOses
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-08
Yesterdays Evening Dispatched

Boston. October Heavy frost all over
New England last night
NEW YORK. October 7.-Arrived, steam
ship st. Laurent. from Havre.
CINCINNATI, October THE Southern
Commercial Convention unanimously adopt
ed resolution favoring the endowment of
the commercial department of the Washing
ton College, Virginia.
The financial committees report was
adopted, but was atterward reconsidered
1t tavors the repeal of the exceptional
money contract laws and the amendment of
the banking laws.
The Democratic Nominating Convention
of the Sixth Kentucky District split and
Judge Arthur and Colonel Jones were NOM
mated by the respective wings.
New YORK, October "A Herald special,
dated Clermont. says: The Gardes Mobile
have no artillery, while every five hundred
Germans have prOpOrtiOnate number Of
field pieces. The Mobiles are discouraged.
The PruSsians will form a second Gordon
outside of the present one. Orders from
Paris and Tours are to prevent the fOrma
ton of the second Gordon at any cost. I'm
der these instructions. a heavy battle is i'm
minent between Rouen and Clermont.
BERLIN, October 7.-Wurtemburg sug
gests economical difficulties to the German
Bund. Bavaria desires the Confederation
uulttu DJ tTcdtleS.
VERSAILLES. October g. LBS P. MI do
not hold the opinion that the republican in
situations of France constitute danger for
Germany, nor have |, as asserted in a letter
of the seventeenth, published in the London
Daily Telegraph, even expressed such views
to Mallett or to any other person.
BISMARCK.
LONDON, October The French Journal
O1fcie publishes report that all the Gardes
Mobile have ChassepOts; that $780, 900
muskets of different kinds have been dis
tributed among the Garde Rationale; 2O0,-
900 to Franctieurieurs, and that the govern
ment has 10000 weapons on hand.
The report that Garabaldi had left Caprera
lacks conformation.
Petrie, formerly Project of Police of
Paris, publishes a formal reputation in the
name of the Emperor of the Wilhelmshohe
manifesto.
The Pail Mall Gazette has the following
by balloon, from Paris, dated Monday.
October 3: Tho demagogues have been de-
feated in their attempt to disturb the pro-
visiOnal government. The Gardes Mobile
behave well. Meat is getting scarce.
Announcing the fall of Strasburg and
Toul to the Parisians, Gambetta said: Fall
ing, they cast a glance toward Paris to
affirm our unity and durability as rcpub-
lie; they leave as a legacy tho duty to de-
liver honor to revenge them.
LIVERPOOL, October 7.--Sales of cot ton
for the week $4,000 bales; for export I4,0O0;
for speculation 5000.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-08
Monetary--!Commercial,
MONETARY.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLaCAN'{


FRIDAY EvENUG. October Z, lS". ,
We have still to report a tight money
market, but no change in street rates, winch
continue a " per cent per month ior "A!
notes with unauestionable cOllaterals and
-02 for second grade, and for first-class
business paper without collaterals. Mortgage
notes are quoted at 1001l per cent per
annum for Al and l20l5 for good and Sec
ond grade. no
at New York;, and closed at l12ss a l12N
against 1850 The sales included $2OOO
and $4,000 at 112A; $1,000 at 1928, and
$4,000, $4,000, $4,000 and 5000 at ll21s.
Nothing reported in silver.
Operations in foreign exchange showed n
fair degree of activity, the business embrac-
ing about E32, 500 sterling, Of which tlOOO
and flOOO clear and f25OO bill of lading at
l2O1s; f4OOO f5OOO and f5OOO bill OF lading
at l2l a l2lb We heard also of $4,000 bank
at lxels. Sterling may be quoted at l2Ola
0l2l for good to AL bill Of lading and
clear. and i22A a l22aa for bank.
Domestic exchange opened weaker, but
stiffened up subsequently. The banks drew
on New Pork at Is p cent discount, one Of
them, however, still asking par, and the
sales included $4,000 bank sight on New
York at GIG p cent discount; $1,000 and
$JU,VUU N u; elU,UVV prlfdtt DauherS "t
SIG; $4,000 commercial, and $4,000 and
$50, private bankers at q; and $4,000
and $4,000 commercial at ZIG.
In stocks 80 shares Ship Island Caual
sold at -; IL Bank of New Orleans at
$37 50; 40 Hope Insurance Company. Eyes,
terday, not reported) at $S2 80, and 700
Mississippi Valley Navigation Company at
50 Is.
One thousand dollars and $4,000 new city
seven per cent bonds changed hands at "a,
$500 do at 74la, and $3.50 (small bonds) at
74sa. and $4,000 Jackson Railroad second
mortgage debt at =
Nothing transpired in city certificates.
For quotations, see list below.
The sales of warrants included 5000 new
State at 70; $3.50 Metropolitan Police at 90,
and $1,000 at 9SA. Dealers bought the for
mer ut 72072ls, and the latter at 81 O.,
and sold the former at 70 073ls, and the lat
ter at go.
We note sales of 500 city treasury notes
at Isle u cent discount and small
amount at Is. Dealers rates for small
sums are 1913 discount buying, and l6
selling. We quote:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-08

Domestic Markets.

New YORK, October 7, EVENING" Cotton
closed quiet; sales 1000 bales; uplands 1913
Flour-State and Western moderately ac-
| tive: Southern active; common to fair eX-
ira S. 5OQ6 90. Wheat dull and I'M
changed. Corn dull and o2c lower, at 81 q
S5lsc Beef dull. Pork lower at $25 IS.
Lard irmer; kettle 160l6Ac. Whisky
steady. Groceries and naval stores firm.
Tallow dull at Saa 19Ac. Freights active:
cotton, per steam, l1sd; wheat, per steam,
FAC, sail. ga a I'd.
CINCINNATI. October Cotton steady.
Flour steady, with a moderate demand;
extra family S. 1896 Wheat dull, prices
dropping, 81 i3sII7. Corn dull and un-
changed Rye AID oats steady, with a
moderate demand. Pork $25. Lard in
light demand, but holders firm at 15lac
Bulk meats stock withdrawn. anticipating
higher prices; shoulders l2c; sides 14lac
Bacon: Shoulders l3a4c; clear rib !6a4c;
clear sides l7a4c. Tobacco firm and de-
mand fair: sales to-day 81 hhds at S. 2006.
Whisky S6aS. Butter and eggs un-
changed.
ST. LOUIS. October Flour quiet and
unchanged Wheat in good demand, at full
prices for choice; other grades dull: No. 2
red winter. inspected. 81 l5'0l l6. Corn
dull. buyers holding of. Oats 42044c Rye
75d77c. Whisky Csc. Provisions in fair
demand; prices have advanced. Pork $25.
Bacon: Shoulders lac; clear rib lie; clear
sides lSc. Lard l5l4c. and firmer.
Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL. October 7, Afternoon.-Red
winter wheat 9s Cd. Corn 2Ss 6d. Pork
l07s Cd. Lard lis cd. Cotton atioat 29l,-
900 bales, of which $4,000 is American.
LONDON, October 7, Evenins.-Consols
closed at 92la
LIVERPOOL, October 7. Evening.-Cotton
closed quiet; uplands $50 0Si4d: Orleans Cd;
sales to-day 10000 bales, OF which 1000
were for EXPORT
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-08
COTTON STATEMENT
Stock on hand and on shipboard- :.

TO-day's exports embraced 400 bales to
Vera Cruz, and 1853 to New York. Re-
ceipts proper since Friday evening II .844
bales, against IL, LAG last week, and % ,6S9
last year, and since August 81. A, 63S bales,
against GA All last year.
SUGAR-There were receipts this morning
of lS hOgsheads old sugar, II of which
classed yellow clarified and sold at ID a
l3tac v fb. 16 hhds Demarara sugar sold
at &c. ten per cent tare, and IA hhds Cuba
sugar on private terms.
New LOUISIANA MoLAssEs-The first re-
ceived here this season. A lot of % bbls
new, open kettle mOlasSes was received
here this morning per steamer Bart Able
1t came from the plantation of Mr. Henry
Won Phul, consigned to Messrs. Won Phul
Brothers. 1t is dark in color, but of good
body, classes common to fair, and sold on
private terms; 81 y gallon was asked for it.
ARRIVALS FROM THE WEsr-The Mol
lie Able, from st. Louis, has arrived
since our review of yesterday.
FLOUR-The market is dull and I'm
changed. Superfine is in light supply and
firm, while other grades are in abundance
and weak. Supertine is quoted at 81 50 ::
double extra at s. 1919; treble extra S. 50
as; choice treble extra Sc 2506 50; choice
extra $70S y Dbl. About 1900 bbls were
sold to-day, of which $50 on its merits at
"a O2A IOU 0OuDle extra at % l212: 100 on
its merits at S. Is; 225 choice treble extra
on private terms and 50 choice extra at
81 so y Dbl.
CORN-Is in light supply on the landing.
but the demand is limited. Prices. how
ever, are firm. Only 80 sacks were sold
to-day, of which $50 yellow mixed, in store,
at 75c; 100 mixed at 78c, and 60 white at
SOC y bushel There is a good stock in
store
OATs-Are in moderate demand, but
prices are little firmer. 1900 sacks were
sold to-day, of which 500 ordinary St. Louis
at SOC; 400 prime at Sc, and 200 choice at
SIC y bushel.
BRAN-Is in light supply and firm. $50
sacks sold to-day, of which 200 and $50 at
Csc. and 100 choice at 81 1sc " 100 Tbs.
HAY-The market is in light supply and
very firm; 81 bales fair Western sold at
$25; 80 and 100 prime do at US so v ton.
PORK-Is quiet but firm at $26 so p Dbl
for mess. 1t is retailing at 81 00 so y
DRY SALT MRAT-Shoulder are retailing
at 1871 0l3Ac y fb.
BAC0N-Is firmer, and holders are asking
14&c = b for shoulders; l7Ac for clear
rib sides, and l9c for clear sides, with retail
saAes at these prices. 5easkA eleae sidea
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-08
COTTON.
Transactions of the Week - Receipts
Sales, Exports and Stock on Hand.

Transactions of the Week - Receipts,
Sales, Exports and Stock on Hand.
NORFOLK, Va, October cotton: Stock,
1902 bales; receipts of the week, N43; ex-
ports coastwise, 1919; sales Of the week,
500.
GALVESTON, October Cotton: Exports
coastwise, $50; stock, 1896; receipts of the
week, 693; exports cOastwise, 92S; sales OF
the week, go.
SAVANNAH. October 7.-Cotton: Stock,
32,63O; receipts of the week, 1852: exports
to Great Britain. 1900; ccastwise, 95O3.
Sales OF the week, 74OO.
BOsroN, October Cotton: Stock, 5000;
receipts of the week, 5225. Sales OF the
week, 1900
MEMPHIS. October Cotton Week =
receipts. 43i2: exports, 1897; stock, 1899.
BALTIMORE. October 7.-COttOn: Stock,
1853; receipts Of the week, 245O; exports,
coastwise. 445, sales of the week, 1870.
CHARLESTON, October 7.-Cotton: Receipts
of the week. ~, ASP: exports, coastwise, o418;
sales Of the week, $500.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-08
MISCELLANEOUS.


StOrm-Commerce of San Francisco
Sentence for Rape-t;eneral Lee Con-
tinues to Impoverished Lodge at
Chicago.
CINCINNATI, October IA committee on
education has been appointed and will re-
port at the next meeting.
A committee has been appointed to pre-
cent the Southern railroad resolutions to
Congress.
FORTRESS MONROE, October IA heavy
northeast storm prevails here.
SAN FRANCISCO, October IA review of
the commerce of San Francisco for the past
nine months, shows the following: Foreign
imports, exclusive of duties and freight
charges, *l2, 100000; free goods, $S,5l5, 900.
The demand for gold for duties amounted
to $6lS0,000.
Internal revenue receipts in the San Fran
cisco district were $2,007 900.
The number of marine arrivals from out
side ports was $500, with q tonnage of 1885,
600. Exports amounted to $ll 1913 900, of
which $i,473,000 were wheat; $S,7S0,000
-four, and $l,472, 900 wool. The exports of
treasure were $26,723, 900.
The coinage of the branch mint amounted
to $I4 $4,000
The number of passenger arrivals was
10000, and the departures $1,000.
Advces from Sidney, Australia. to the
There had been a great food in the interior
OF the country, causing delay in wool clip
ping.
Several new gold fields had been discov-
cred. The prospect of the wheat crop is
poor, excepting in South Australia.
The government of Victoria refused to
subsidize a steamship company to Cali
IOrnia, or to allow letters for England to be
sent that way.
HONOLULU, September 7.-The Queen
Slowager, relict of Kammehammeha Iii,
died here on the twentieth instant.
RELEIGH, N. c., October 7.-William
Stinson (colOredG who committed rape
ON an aged white woman in this county,
some time ago, was sentenced to-day by the
Superior Court to be hung on the fourth of
November.
The jury was composed entirely of col
cred men.
LEXINGTON, Va, October 7.-General r.
E. Lee continues to improve. He Is able to
sit up in chair, and it is confidently ex-
pected he will be able to move about
shortly.
CHICAGO, October THE most Worship
fnl Grand Lodge of A. F. and A. MasOns
closed their annual communication last
evening
The following bylaws, which were adopt
ed by the Grand Lodge in 1885, were re-
pealed at this session by a vote of $50 to
TO oo, after sharp and exciting but good
natured debate:
Section 81. All subordinate lodges under
this jurisdiction are instructed to admit no
negroes or mulattoes as visitors or other
wise under any circumstances whatever.
!. Section g. If any lodge in this jurisdic-
ton violated this expressed will of this
Grand Lodge it shall be the duty of the
Most Worsbipful Grand Master Of the State
to at once arrest its charter.
River Intelligence.
SOUTHWEST Pass, October Z, 6 P. M
Barometer 1856. Wind northeast and
blowing very hard. Arrived: Ship MIN
bus, Kelly, master, fifty days from Ham
burg, in ballast to master; bark Solomon,
Carter, master, thirty-on days from Liver
pool, with salt to jackson & Go.
No departures.
AEAPHIs, October7.-Passed up: Indiana,
Mohawk and City Of Vicksburg. Down:
Julia: River rising. Weather cloudy.
Mercury 100.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-08

v1cksBuRG, October 7.oPassed up: Pew ~
Lee at 4, and City Of CairG p q. e.1i;nr
Down: r. E, Lee az ...nt
f"ursyrLGE, october River station,
orv With thirteen inches in the chute and
thee and a halt feet ON Portland bar.
Weather warm during the day but cool to-
night. m, IN, s;x
feet eight inches in the channel. Departed:
Thirteenth Era tor New Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-08
MISCELLANEOUS.
'I'O PLANTERS WITH OR WITHOUT

ICmT1N vHnIH ~, IN ~ ~ SIUH
Attached to our splendid Steam Ginnery are Cotton
Seed Oil Works. We intend to furnish sacks to
responsible merchants free of cost for the trans
pOrtatOn of seed cotton to market and gin for the
seed alone.
We intend to make it the interest of planters hav
ing gins to ship i'll the seed in the picking season,
and to those having no gins we can show net
saving Of at least eight to ten dollars per bale when
ginned by lis.
Bagging and Ties at quotation prices; yield un-
surpassed anywhere.
We use Du Bots 4 Co.. and z. Carver 4 Co.'S Gins.
Refer to all merchants of good standing in the
city. SEELYE & TAYLOR,
No. 50 CarOndelet street.
Factory corner of Front and Notre Dame streets,
New Orleans.
OIL OIL CAKE and HULLS for sale at lowest
nricps cc8 6m
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-08
IN BANKRUPTCY.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
In THE MATTER OF vOLBNTINE WALL,
Bankrupt.
In Bankruptcy.-NO. 9S2.

WHEREAS, vOLENTINB WALL OF CALDWELL
w parish and district aforesaid. duly declared
bankrupt under the act of Congress of March 2,
1867, has this day filed in said court petition pray
ing for discharge and certificate thereof from all
his debts and other claims provabe under said act
Notice is therefore given to all creditors who
interest, that the twenty eighth day of November
1870, at II A. NJ is assigned for the hearing of the
same, and that they may then and there attend and
the said petition should not be granted; and far-
ther notice is given that the bankrupt will undergo
twonty.hrst day Of November. 4. D. ls70, q IL A
Il, It his Office, Monroe, Louisiana
Clerks OMee, New Orleans, 0eptemhae -, 1SN.
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-08
MONTARGIS.

Prussiau Post Killed by the Turkos.
HoNTARGIs, October THE Prussian
post at Egandara, comprising three men,
have all been killed by the Turkos.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-08
BRUSSELS.

Symptoms of Revolt Among Prisoners
Activity to Protect the Belgian Frontier.
BRUSSELS, October There are symp-
toms of revolt among the prisoners at
BeverIOo. Belgian rifles have been sent
there as precautionary measure.
The Belgium Echo says: There is great
activity everywhere to protect the frontier.
The siege Of Mezieres and Rocroy, near the
border, is supposed to be the motive of these
DreparatiOns"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-08
VENDOME.

Prussians Driven from Small Villages
Enthusiasm in that Part of France.
VENDoME, October 6, 6 P. M.-The Prus-
aians have been driven from Joinville, Toury
and neighbOring villages, in the department
Of Eure-st-LOire.
The road between Vendome and Toury is
thr0nged with Nationals. Much enthusiasm
exists in this part Of France.