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MARKETS.


New YORK, November 4, Evening Cotton
closed quiet. Sales on the spot $500 bales.
Middling uplands IL 1sc. Flour: State and
Western more, active at $5a5 %:
Southern steadier; common to fair
extra S. 1896 40. Wheat case higher
fair demand; winter red and amber
Western ST 320l 80. Corn closed
dull; old s. 0S8c Pork firm at $24 l2la a
"a Is. Lard dull; kettle l5la Ice. Whisky
frmer at 90c Groceries quiet and steady.
Turpentine heavy at 44la 04sc. Rosin
quiet. Tallow heavy at 8ls 0S7sc. Freights
quiet; cotton per steam " a 9-l6d.
ST.. LOUIS, November 4.-FlOur dull and
lower; extra winter 81 so. Wheat dull and
lower; No 2 red winter, ST 1601 III. Corn
firm; white 5070. Oats, Al al 1ac. Whisky,
IS. Provisions scarce and firm, with only
limited demand-jobbine demand. Pork
500. Bulk meats-shOulders, IL; clear ribs,
1874 clear sides, leo I6h. Observation-Disclosures,
l4la; clear sides, 20c. Hogs quiet, 61s ale.
There is an old lady in st. Joseph,
Missouri, who has kept house over twenty
years, and who has had only one paper of
pins in that time, and yet has a part Of the
paper left.
CINCINNATI, November 4.-Cotton in fair
demand; prices advanced; middling l5a.c.
Flour and grain unchanged. Provisions
unchanged. Hogs duh and prices shade
lower, 6l2 q 6Ac gross receipts 23oO. Whisky
S50S6c.
Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL, November 4, Evening.-Cot-
ton closed buoyant; uplands esd; Orleans
SAd; sales today 1900 bales, Of which
oVvV were for export and speculation.
LONDON, November 4, Noon Consols
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ef Pofnte COunec.

Parish Of Pointe ,C0unee.
CorRT-horsE NEW RoAD,
| November / 1870. }
To-day has been grand day for this
parish. At an early hour this morning, all
| the roads and avenues leading to the court
| house were thronged with the qualified
electors of this parish (most OF whom were
mounted), all proceeding en- masse to the
Republican grand ratification meeting held
at the courthouse. BY twelve o'clock, net
less than a thousand people were assembled
in the courthouse yard. At about one
the appointment Of Mr. Milton Jones presi-
dent and Mr. j. b. blanchard secretary, and
soon after shouts for the Hon. l.. h. jerks,
our regular Republican candidate for State
Senator from the Twelfth District, rent the
air On being called to the platform he
made a short but spirited address, in which
the true principles OF the Republican party
Were fully enunciated. He retired from the
rostrl,m amid great applause, land all was
nov going as tremendously as could be de-
sired The next speaker was Mr.. II. {.
Welton, from Bayou Sara, who for nearly
an hour held the audience i'll close attention.
j. H. Perkins Esq, followed, and then Mr..
George g. Robertson. from the Third Ward
of your city, held almost every one spell
bound by a spirited address in the French
language. This speaker is doing the Repub
for we have "A very large colored population
in this parish, who scarcely understand a
word OF English.
Judge Alcide Bouanchaud., Republican
candidate for Parish Judge, also addressed
the meeting in French and English. Doctor
r. 7. Dreamer. Squire Thomas Duckett and
others also made addresses until nightfall,
and then in quiet and good order all retired
to their several ;sbodes.
The Republicans Of this parish are fully
aroused to the necessity of uniting in the
support of the regular Republican ticket,
and the boilers and disorganizers are now
hiding from the presence Of the old tried |
and true Republicans Of Pointe Coupee. |
Their speeches now fall.
Like fakes on the river" |
and the Republicans are unit in the sup !
port of our worthy Governor and his policy. 1
which has done SO much toward the restora- |
ton of law and order in this parish
All OF our sugar planters are now busy, |
night and day. in grinding The sugar is
of the finest quality, and the yield has been |
very satisfactory. The cotton crop is larger |
than that of the previous year, and the |
landed property of the parish is rapidly in
creasing in value. WOOLSEl.'
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NOTICE.
OFFICE OF SrkrK REGISTRAR OF VOTERS,
NEW ORLEANS. November S, 1870

OFFICE OF STkTK REGISTRAR OF VOTERS,
NEW ORLEANS. November S, 1870. 5
In accordance with the provisions of Sec
ton fifty of IAN Act to regulate the con-
duct and to maintain the freedom and
purity Of elections" etc, approved March
l6, 1870, tho following list Of persons re-
ported to me by the Board Of Metropolitan
Police Commissioners as falsely, frSudu-
lently and improperly registered, is hereby
published, and all persons whose names ap-
pear on the list are notified to present them
selves at the Office Of the Assistant. Super
visor Of Registration of their ward, TO-DAY,
and show cause why their names should not
be stricken from the list Of voters, or their
names will he forthwith erased.
b. p. BLANCHARD,
State Registrar Of Voters and Supervisor OF
Registrations Parish of Orleans.
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Sherry Richard
Baiser Andrew
Vaughn Robert
Batise Wilson
Trainor Joshua +
Mueller w. William II.
PrOthrO N. b.
Wilson Charles
Hubert Louis
Outlet Lucien
Howell j. w.
TWELFTH WARD.
Blanchard N.
Brown John
Belt Elisha
Bcens Anthony
Brown James
Bennett Alex.
Gr0sch Robert
Gould John NJ.
Hester John
Hcnselt George
Hancock William
Hancock Edward
Henderson William
Harris Owen
Hillard ID.
Holesworth Milton
Jones Samuel
Jones Bill
Lee John
Mason Dan b.
Michel Gustave
Miller John ii.
Pelke Matthew
Ponneu William
Reilly Charles
Simpson James p.
Smith Daniel w.
Williams Alfred
WashwOrth Joseph
Whitley Charles
White William
THIRTEENTH WARD.
Duffy Michael
Frelman Frederick
Keller John +.
Keller +. Nj.
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BERNIE. A.

National Guards and Mobiles Routed
Swiss Troops Concentrated to Preserve
Neutrality.
BERNE, November 4.-The National
Guards and Mobiles were routed on Tues
day, near Thoun.
The Swiss troops are concentrated on the
border to preserve neutrality.
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FOR RENT.

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Elections for the new Parliament.
FLORENCE, November 4.-The election for
members to the new parliament occurs on
the twentieth inst, and parliament will as
semble on the fifth December.
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Selma, Alabama. o,SJO
BALTIMORE, November 4.-Recepts of
the week, 1894; exports to Great Britain,
l4l0; sales of the week, 3l65.
GALVESTON, November 4-Receipts of
the week, 1889 bales; exports, S0S; sales OF
the week, 1900; stock on hand, 1888 bales.
WILMINGTON, November 4.-Receipts Of
/ the week, 1896; exports coastwise 20l3
sales OF the week, 1888; stock on hand,
1912; sales to-day l58 bales.
MOBILE, November 4-COttOn: REGENTS
Of the week, 1771; exports Of the week to
Great Britain, 6724; to the continent, 230l;
coastwise, 7.20; sales of the week, 500;
stock, 81 ,633 bales.
BOsfON, November 4-COtton: Receipts
Of the week, 7055 bales.
NORFOLK, November 4.-Receipts Of the
week 9I39; exports 1872; sales 1890 bales.
PROVIDENCE, November 4.-Receipts Of
the week 287 bales.
CITY POINT, November 4.-Receipts OF
the week 1858 bales.
: CHARLESTON, November 4.-Cotton: Stock
q, $50; receipts of the week IA, 1853; exports
to Great Britain 637s; coastwise $751;; sales
of the week 300.
SAVANNAH, November 4.-Cotton: Stock
69,773; receipts Of the week, 26,799; exports,
to Great Britain, 62l3; coastwise, 1867; sales
of the week, 10000.
MEMPHIS, November 4.-Cot tom Receipts
OI lHc week, I1,uoI; exports, 1o,oZo; stock,
1850.
River Intelligence.
SOUTHWEST Pass, November 4, 6 P. NJ
Barometer $3.50. Wind east southeast
strong. Arrived: Spanish schooner Tomas,
Aldamsi master, nine days from Havana,
in ballast to AvendanO Brothers. Sailed:
Steamship Tobasco
VIcKsBURG, November 4.-Passed down:
Thompson Dean, last night; r. l..
McGill, 8; Grand Era, IL A. NJ; r. Z.
Lee, p. NJ. River falling. Weather
cloudy and pleasant.
MEMPHIS, November 4.-Passed up :
City of Vicksburg and Belle Vernon
Down: Belle Alton, Lockwood and Julia.
Weather clear. River falling.
LOUISVILLE, November 4. Departed
Wash Sentel for Red river. River rising.
with twenty-three inches in the chute, and
six feet on Portland bar. Weather cloudy
and warm, with indications Of rain.
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fcosrnuED FROM FIRST rAeE.l

triumph. He committed the atsardity of
nominating George Francis Tram General-
in Chief Of the National Guard.
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NEW ORLEANS REPUBIIoAN SATURDAY NOVEMBER s. 1910

Quenissot +. G.
Redwood w. T.
Rand Desire
Ross Peter
kobb Clark
Randolph VIII
stockton John
sherman Francis
Shortell John
Stebbins Henry
Stanford S.
Sampson Moses
Sabvis James
Smallholtz Augustus
Schroeder Jacob
Schneider Conrad
Terry Joseph
Iice James
Thompson Adam
Tully John
Thompson Francis
Wright I. J.
WIlers II. n.
Wieseenbach Louis
Watkins Taylor
Walsh Thomas
Wager James
Watkins Payton
Witt James
Waf John c.
Wallace Thomas
Whitney Charles
Wilson Tom
Wainwright James
Wilson Thomas
Wilson Joseph
Winston John
Woodruff Isaac
White Benney
Washington Sam
Young Henry
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closed at SO. Bonds S9lk. Tallow timer az
ADS Cd.
FRANKFORT, November =, Evening
Bonds closed firmer than yesterday.
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NEW ORLEANS POSTOFFICE.

CHARLESW. LOWELL POSTMASTER.
Revised and corrected by the Postoffice Depart
nent
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THIRD WARD.


Butler Jonn
Bolan Mich.
Barley William
Baker William
Barrel A. II.
Cruseeus Charles {.
Caldwell John NJ
Coleman John
Clark James
Casey Morris
Clark Johel
Clark Robert
Craig James
Clark stephen
DAVIS John
DENNIS Joseph e.
Derbytihomas
Detao stephen
Dnny John
Dennls ralph
Dupfee Charies
Desarc Cornelus
DeVlne Henry
Eyer James
Ellen CGaries
rcsdlch -;
rlnley Whna1n
rake Henry
Gulean arthur
Grant John
Gurot n. II.
zee " A.
Galagher John
Horan Pat
Hof1erman james
Hardlman John
Hammond Christopher
Hostln Edward
Hogan James
HoganJo
Harrison Jacob
Hall Toby
johnson James
johnson H. 4.
Jackson Alphonse
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SECOND WARD,

Amhrns-ar COnra1
Rrook 9 .IoIn
RarnwaII lanes
RraWr = =
RouIeyare Ernest
Bon,-;I,l, 4 W
Bar5;n Tbn,ros
Carn.on =
CnIl;p. pa+r;ct
CorI;n lanes
CIaficv William
Chnn,,;r
Canf;rr Frnes+
ETI;n.- S-onban
E;si, Era,i;s
Eon, LIS
~ I.,oo,
Eunk .Iacob
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Gerard Jules
Huttsheller Earnest
Hardanin Alfred
Ward William
Michel Alexander
Prara Joseph
Sarat b.
Guirin Aug.
Marin Charles
Chaz Francisco
Himans FRANCOIS
Nolan Martin
Mickey John
Gramier Joseph
Dvturbido Aug.
Jarmac Joseph
ChandTier Joseph
Van Buren, Martin
Morel William
Mussel A.
Harvey John
Delavalade 4. T.
Lajarde Jules
Delpit j. 4.
Fuhlan Richard
Priquet Ernest
Price Marx
Trippoli Antonio
Ansclmo Andrea
Ansernan V
Meyneir A.
Bayoma Ramon
Watar Hubert
MORGAN Joseph
Berting Peter
Ford George
Bacivich Peter
Wax John
Cohen Elias
Guerin Nj. j.
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Carter lssak
Deering Henry
Coffee William
Mende Reinholde
Pye Thomas
Wallace William
Carney Joseph NJ.
Hubert Madison
keegan Patrick
Magnon James r.
Caller Antoine
Miller Andrew
Davie John
Robertson William
Read John
Swan Patrick
NINTH WARD.
Ammons George
Anthony Mark
Bashiner Louis
Bragcman John
Bayer William
Brnnce Octave
Callahan William
Charbonnet Avatalture
Goldman Michael
Doran James
Ertel Daniel
Gonzalius FRANCOIS
Gonzales Frank
Halt Jordan
Heyn Dedr
Jones James
kragel George
Lane George
Lee Matthias
Lechman Dietrich
Logel John
Meyer Joseph
Murray Michael
Pry Clement
Pracht Fred
Pender John
Shamberg Christian
Smith Gabriel
Stanton Austin
Schufiield Sam
Tollcn Frank
Williams William
TENTH WARD.
Cross George l..
Golding John c.
DeLacey William
May Aug. William
Ming Fred l..
Carroll John II.
Hirsch Bernard
Balm A. NJ.
Mcdonald Joseph
Green Frank II.
Daley John J.
Reynolds John
Hollingsworth L. B.
Dowty Zacharie j.
Holmes {. 4.
Herrle Wendelin
VIM A. &.
Krinke Charles
Pitcher Mason
Lobran &.
Lowe Micael
Evans & X
Albert Jacob
WATSON j Is
Cain w c
kesinger John
Faurie Alexander p
Alsobrook Robert II
NJ ~ tv;u;ou
I H,,"has I.ra,n;ah u
E;a1,,on %
DE- M M"n ''oA
Guernier A. +.
Huber Benc
Myers William
Uorr.r X;,,;omC
nnburs+ C:oorre
ColI;nS W;ll;a1s
Gor5on Dona1d
Mcdonnell Jobn
Brown 8 +
I,az;e John
Dayelin William
Finley l.. 4
Waterman Tbo-+ens
Kond Richard q
Irwin W. II.
Bowen Ell.
Ferruson II r
Marks J. 4. Jr
Reiber Ad.
Russell Grorce
DuHv William
Cotton Charles w
Kennedy Edward
County Thomas
Hurr Charles
Roynes w 4
Delacrois Charles
Sailean f.
Dickson s n
KenuinUer Marx
Laurence G,
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FIFTH WARD.

Alnentor Manuel
pera!ta J.
pradat p. \.
Irene John Z.
Lucien Charles
Bel John Z.
Duval Jules
Herker y.
PraGos Louis
THOMPSON Samuel
Narcartv Guetave
PuYnieavall Louis
Tholoear Eugene
Doelv John
King Warrick
Clavera Bertrand
Mouick Andrew
Schmidt John Z.
Michot J. 3.
plauche 4. o.
Geraughy Michael
ST. Cyr j. \.
Mavnon Noel
Vanders,ar Levy
LaInbrun T. p. j.
Painpare James
Cohen Charles 4.
Hart Arthur
Chalmers Charles
Marquis A.
Nov joseph
Dean Henry
Peaderes l.. 4.
FLYNN James G.
Bachemin u.
Nurris Joseph
White George
Gueramond G. NJ
Adnet August
Boyd J. S.
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TRANSACTIONS of the Week - Receipts,
sales, Exports and Stock on Hand.

New YORK, November 4.-StOck of cotton
at interior towns for the week ending No
yember 4, as compared with the stock at
the same day last wear is as follows:
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Wiiliams John

Williams John
Conner John
Larud George
Blackmore Charles
Frazer Manuel
Anglado Pedro
Merten John
Mcbride Peter
O'Brien Edw.
Berry Edw.
Tottz j. j.
Sheldon George A.
Foster Joseph
Moran John
Gresham Michael
Pollard Joseph
Washington January
Dresselhaus Henry
Eckart John B
Fernandez Macmillan
Flaherty John
Sheppard Michael
Benson Casimir
Gomez Thomas
Carney John
Sarrasguta Joseph
Burrogs John
Mcintyre John
Madden Timothy
Doyle j.
Evans Edw.
Long Joseph
Benedict j. s.
Bauer Jacob
Ruff Frank
Shaw Jacob
Breau John
Moran Thomas
Hubbell John
Murray Patrick
Draker William
Toumay John
Carter Issak
Deering Henry
Coffee William
Mende Reinholde
Pye Thomas
Wallace William
Carney Joseph NJ.
Hubert Madison
keegan Patrick
Magnon James F..
Caller Antoine
Miller Andrew
Davie John
Robertson William
Read John
Swan Patrick
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SEVENTH WARD,


Albeit Lorenzo
Bernard Joseph E
Bodier Joseph 4
Bernard DutfOnd
Berry John
Burrows James
Cooke William
Clark Joshua
CATER Alder.
Davis II. n.
De Lacosa NJ. D.
Dunn James
Eckert Henry
Flood
Frontuet 4.
Fargo Arthur
Gingley Martin
Guerin y. 2.
Guinness John Dec.
Gravson John
Horton William
Iicggrie William
Hernandez Joseph
Hughes David
Huard =. n.
Higgy William
Heck lgnatZ
Hart Henry
Henry Patrick
Har Fred
Jones Henry
Knapp Fred
kelicrnan c. Charles
Lopez Charles
Lamhc Thomas
Landry Ernest
Morrie 4. r.
McCarty Tim
Marguegeeser L.
Mitchell Louis
MaZaret A.
Mazeret j. NJ.
Murray William
MIgnicr jules
Memo +.
Peterson Andrew
Pirotte Virgil
Poerre Joseph
Peterson Peter H.
Remil Oscar
ROuiz j. A.
Simon \.
Smith Lawrence
Schroth George
Sanders }. A.
Schafer Fred
st. Herman G. D.
Serg Leon
Wilson John
Wagner Joseph
Wall William H.
Wysham George .
Watkins John II.
Walker Henry
William Henry
EIGHTH WARD,
Jones David
Reuter- Adolph
Michael Paul
Cupps Joseph
Smith John
Doyle William
Dunn William
Alexander TheoGor
Ralier Edw. N.
Lambert JOHN Z.
Lyeune August
Curtis Henry
Schneider John Philip
Everett John
Canley George NJ.
Cremshaw Ricard J.
Hubbel Zachary
Pace FRANCOIS
Welsh Edw.
Pace Joseph
Doctor George
Gannen Charles
Mehagen p.
Hook Andrew
LabOrt p. +.
O'Brien George
More James
Bacon William
Flaherty James
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FOURTH WARD

Young Henry
FOURTH WARD.
Sangez Charles
Vincent Edward
kenna John
. Truxillo A.
MeilIeur John
Gepps Dithmore
Hoffman William
Brulatour Charles E.
Mendell Daniel J.
Delfpuget Desire
Mexican Edward
Risk James
lie MnoHier Rene
Bottle Charles
Galatas Herbert
Weller J. b.
Ramsay Henry
Murray Thomas
PluMer Herman II.
Firman benjamin K.
Drlulet Joseph NJ.
Roberts Thomas
Caster Joseph
Balk Charles +. 4.
Dwillet Edgar
Jacobs Thomas
Maxey Patrick
Parker H. c.
Conner Murtv
Monaghan John
Sigusmud j. Halter
Lavergue Phillip
Burbank +. G.
Hodginkinson j. NJ.
Anderly T. II.
Ball john NJ
Hickey Martin
Lindsey Alfred
Thomas Lawrence T.
ilardee J. :.
Picket Thomas
Paech Emile A. p.
Gwathway Theodore F.
John Earman
Multoon Thomas
Patterson William
Desconps Alpbonse
Reddie James b.
killelea Patrick
He Jacob
,jacobs John
Bovrit Jean
Segui joachim
Jacobs JOHN
r'inad Patrick
Frazer John I.
Cavapagh 7. VI.
Tegder Gerhard II.
Pine Louis
Phelps I'd.
Putnam James B.
Cook Fred NJ.
Cassagne Francois
Tapi Mar
Martini Paul
Weimann c. 4.
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CIT Y,
lst Ward-North End Navy Yard.

LIST Ward-North End Navy Yard.
Deputy Commissioner. James A. Newsom
Judges, i Randle. . Dwyer. @ lnncey
Clerks, @ G Baush. I Atwood.
I'd Ward = At Corner Washington and
Fourth Streets. Ia
Deputy Commissioner, George Gillbone !;
lodges, q W Lightburne. L J Campbell. W J
Chase Clerks, Thos Joyce, A X Edgington.
Sd Ward-At Kisrnan's Office.
Deputy Commissioner. w K Barrett Judges.
James Roork, W J McKeon. ] d Signiago /;
Clerks. Henry schrader A Nelson.
4th Ward AT Corner Madilon and Third
Streets.
Deputy Commissioner. I T Cartwright !;
judges. A T Lacey. 2 M Stanley. W w Cole
man Clerks. Dan Kirwan, A Holding.
5th Ward-At Circuit Court House.
Deputy Commissioner .Tbos W 0,nonnell;
JUDGES, J @ Bolst, owen Smith. Jas Fogarty
Clerks. W w Gilbert Jno D Baird.
9th ward-At Corner Tolbert and Mulberry
Streets.
Deputy Commissioner. II D Chiles: Judges,
P A-Ciealla. fhos B Norment, ] Halstead I;
CLERKS, w II CLARK. sam'I Moore. jr.
7th ward-At Corner Linden and Causey
Streets.
Deputy Commissioner Robt Good; judges.
W L Stewart, w Davidson, Larry Harmstad !;
Clerks, + Foster. q O Jones.
9Th Ward AT Church on Quinby Avenue.
Deputy COmmts6l0Der, Il mohsarfats
judges, II Holt d Pante, 7 McGe0y;
Clerks. J d Stewart, Eugene Levy.
9th Ward - at Corner Kerr and Fl tn
Streets.
Deputy Commissioner. W . Gibson {; Judges.
q M Wadrig, J Danhurg, j Htrri,g; Clerks
" HandwerkeT, U schafer.
10th Werd-At Africa Bailsy's Church.
Deputv Commissioner, W 4 McLefresh I;
Judges, T T WRIGHT. W c Ellis. M William
son Clerks J 81 Boon, Auguste Bizien.
R8- Deputy Commissioners will please call
and get returns and books. and be sworn
in. JOHN =. BOUdbN MEN,
Commissioner e kesis,ra.ion for She by
county lUO-t e
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TELEGRAPaIO SUMMARY.

PANS, January 3.--M. Emile Olivier's
ministerial combination, announced a
day or two ago, has entirely broken up.
II is now ascertained again that NJ M.
Darna and Buffet, of the Left Center,
and M. M Tslhonet and Segris, Of the
Right Center, will be called to the Cabi-
net.
ALBANY, January 3 The r imsey Di-
rectors have taken possession of the Sus-
ouehapna road, under the decision OF
Judge Hickman, that a stay of the pro-
csedings ordered by New York Judge
was of no effect upon the validity OF
Judge Smiths decision.
ROME, January 3.--The Ecumenical
Council held its finai session at the Ca
lhedrsl of ST. Peter on Saturday. Et-
forts had been made to improve the &C.
couslic properties of the hall, but with
out much success. The sessions here
after will be held at Quivins
WHEELING, W. ", January 3.-W. j.
Men ash, the young man who was shot
last Thursday by Miss Betham, died yes.
terdsy. Miss Bstham was arrested aud
confined in Jail.
On New Year young lad was acci-
dentally shot by a musket in the hands OF
a companion, and was instantly killed.
NGw YORK January 3.-The storm has
damaged the telegraph and railroads in
ell directions, washing up the track OF
the Baltimore railroad on both sides OF
the bridge at Bush river, causing delay
in the trains both wsys. A large force
Of men has been at work all day, and the
trains run regularly. The storm was
most furious throughout the dey, and the
waves washed over the bridges at Bush
and Gunpowdsr rivers.
CoLUMBcs, OHIo, January 3.-The Gen.
eral Assembly met at ten o'clock. The
Senate organized by electing E L. Hall
Republican,, Clerk, and B. f. Churchill
(Democrat), Sergeant at Arms. The
House organized by electing A. j. Gun
ningham Republican Reformer), of FL am
iltou county, Speaker. The vote stood;
Cunningham, 81; Dennis, "a; Hitch
cock. IL. Cunningham recs;ved the en-
tire Democratic vote, and by voting for
himself, was elected. Amos Lavman
(Democrai) was elected Clerk. Three
Republican Reformers, from Hamilton
county, steadily voted with the Dsmo-
Gratis.
CINCINNATI, January 3.-Tha strike of
the operators of the Western Uoion Tel
egraph Company in this city still con-
tinues. All of the late operators engaged
in the strike save one. At a meeting this
morning they Endorsed the action of the
operators on the Pacific Slope in opposi-
ton to the reduction of salaries of these
operators, and felt it their duty to sup
port their brethren with all their strength
LoSros, January 3.-Thomss Girls
pick, R. A., well known as an artist,
died in this city on Saturday, eyed fifty
nine years This forenoon his remains
we're deposited in the cemetery at Ken
saps Green, on the outskirts of the city.
A great tbrong of artists and celebrities
we're present.
The Times to day has an editorial srti-
Gle on the recent demise of the Star and
Morning Herald, attributing the failure
of the Star TO its partiz anship, and as
serts that party organic atoms are now
obsolete
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-04
"0Id Reliable" Davis U. 8. Mall
LiRe..OppOsltiOn to Monopoly.

THE splendid side-wheel passenger steamer.
Semi Weekly United States Mail inc between
Memphis and White, Little ked and Black
rivers. leaving Memphis every Tuesday nd
been dock ed and thoroughly repaired. and fur.
nished with new outfits, making. them ms good
as new. The Merchants and Planters on
White. Rcd and Black rivers have taken one
half the stock in this lire, thus making it o
permanent and reliable " Home Institution"
We hope, by strict attention to business and
Low RATES, to merit fair share of public
patronage. 49, .
Tennessee. JOHN B. DAVIS, Supt.
LEVY 4 ROBBINS. Agents,
Is Jefferson street. Memphis l63-lO-62