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be paid pro rata for fifteen days, namely,
from the seventeenth to the thirty.i of
the month. both days included.
Mr.. Bonzano asked how much that would
be.
Mr.. Shaw replied about forty thousand
dollars.
The yeas and nays were called, and the
resolution was unanimously adopted.
The roll was called, and the amended or
dinance as whole was unanimously
adopted.
Mr.. Shaw called up the following ordi-
nance, introduced by Mr.. Emley at the last
meeting, which was unanimously adopted
on a call of the yeas and nays.
An ordinance providing for the payment of
certain accounts therein named.
Be it ordained by the Council of the CITY
Public Accounts is hereby authorized to
warrant on the Department of Finance in
favor of the following persons, and for the
following amounts, viz:
3. Matnaran, for commission on COL
lection of market dues of Dryades
Market, for December, 1869, and
January, February and March,
1O(U, as per VOUCHERS attdCueO.. .$ZSl 10
Peter Gently. for cleaning Dryades
Market for December, 1863: So. As so
Martin Sigel, for cleaning Qryades
Market for the months of January,
February and March, 1870. ....... l39 so
Steel & Co., for stationery, as per
Dill. Observation-Disclosures. SO Is
Anthony Steve, for repairs on st.
Alphonsus Church bell, as per bill
attached. Observation-Disclosures. s 90
N. Schueberger, for services render
ed in detaching the fire alarm tel.
egraph wire from church bell in
Christ's Church for l6 mouths. $3.50. 40 90
Leeds & Co., for altering and arrsng.
ing bell at St. Alphonsus Church. so 90
Total. ................... 1924 so
Mr.. Delassize called up the following Or
dinance:
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A Philadelphia business man. who made
a settlement with customer, and was re.
CURED to give receipt in full,n a thing he
never had occasion to do before in the
whole course OF his business career, studied
awhile, and gave vent to the following:
Il ish full. l wants no more monisR.
JOHN SWACHAMMFR
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luton, which was read a first and second
time:
Resolred, That the Administrator of
Public Accounts be and he is hereby au.
thoriZed to warrant on the Administrator Of
Finance in favor Of the following named
persons for the sums set opposite their res.
pective names, viz:
J. c. Davey. for one horse collar for
Fire Alarm Telegraph. .......... 50 90
Henry Rage, for repairs to bread
wagon. Boys House of Refuge. "a 81 90
Louis Ruch, for fresh beef and veg
etables furnished City Workhouse
in February, 1870. .............. So 90
Louis Ruch, for fresh beef and veg
etables furnished City Workhouse
in March, 1870. Observation-Disclosures. l39 SIS
Louis Ruch, for fresh beef and veg
etables furnished Boys House Of
Refuge in March, 1870. ........... 376 so
Louis Ruch, for fresh beef furnished
Girls House Of Refuge in March,
Total. S6S2 70
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Total. ............. $40, So IA
Sec. 2. Be it further resolved, That pay.
ment of expenditures as above shall be made
upon vouchers approved by the Admins
traitor of Police, and the Administrator OF
Public Accounts shall draw his warrants
upon the Administrator of Finance in favor
of the person or persons holding the vouch-
ers, approved as aforesaid.
Mr.. Pierce moved the adoption Of the
resolution.
Mr.. Bozano seconded the motion, with the
remark that he thought the department
very expensive.
The roll was called and the resolution
was unanimously adopted.
Mr.. West called up the following resolu-
ton, which, on a yea and nay vote, was
unanimously adopted:
Resolution to provide for the payment of
the salaries of the Mayor and Administra-
tors for the month of May, 1870.
ReSOlred, That the Administrator of Ac.
counts be and he is hereby authorized to
warrant on the Administrator of Finance
for the sum of four thousand one hundred
and twenty-five dollars in payment of the
salaries of the Mayor and Administrators for
the month of May.
Mr.. Pierce called up the following resolu-
ton, which, by yea and nay vote, was
unanimously adopted:
A resolution authorizing the Administrator
of Public Accounts to warrant on the
Administrator of Finance for May salaries
of sanitary inspectors.
Be it resolved by the Council of the city
of New Orleans, That the Administrator of
Public Accounts be and is hereby author
lied to warrant upon the Administrator of
Finance for the May salaries of the sanitary
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| FOR wATERwoRKs.
! Gas bill for April INSTRUMENTATION. So 20
| D. g. D. Edwards. copper, etc. ...... 1913 so
Folger & Co., hardware ........... so Is
Leeds & Co., founder work. ........ 81 60
P. Durel, stationery. ............... 176 25
Arthur Schitf, two months rent
(office). 15s 80
Louis, ice for May. 3 90
Il. Carey, replacing pavement....... 1S5 "a
FOR INSANE ASYLUM.
J. ]. Clarke, wood. ............... IL Is
G. Dunn, wood and sand. .......... so 90
D. MERCER, clothing. .............. 112 IS
U. Sanchez, tinwares ................l 1877 90
F. Clarel, drugs. Observation-Disclosures. So S.
V. Pessou. groceries. ................ lis 38
l.. Ruch, beef for two months ....... 6l0 90
j. P. Sarrazin, tobacco. .......... 81 so
Joseph Palmeson, vegetables. ...... 81 so
HOME FOR AGED AND INFIRM.
j. Ready, two months rent. ... 300 90
COURT HOUSES.
G. Rouyer, repair of clocks. ......... 81 90
GENERAL OFFICE.
Crescent City Ice Company, for ice
furnished City Hall. ............ 81 so
Republican Printing Company, for
advertising. Observation-Disclosures. 81 90
@. Lynch, painting office. .......... 80 90
Uniacke Il konrad, putting up sign 10 90
Stetson Armstrong, stationery..... 10 90
Mr.. Bonzano remarked on the claim of J.
Ready, that it was entirely too high, and
asked if it was to continue.
Mr.. Delassize admitted that the rent was
too much, and said this would be matter
for future action. The past claim must be
paid.
The yeas and nays were called, and ordi-
nance was unanimously adopted.
Mr.. Pierce called up, in an amended form,
which he stated involved less aggregate
expenditure, the resolution making appro-
priations for his department. 1t was read,
as follows:
A resolution appropriating money to defray
the expenses Of the Departments of Police
for the month of May, 1870.
SECTION l. Be it resolved by the Council
OF New Orleans That the following sums of
money are hereby appropriated to defray
the expenses of the Department of Police
for the month Of May, 1870:
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Mr.. Delassize called up the following or
dinance:
An ordinance to provide for the payment of
Waterworks and Public Buildings.
Be it ordained, That the Administrator of
Public Accounts be authorized to Warrant
on the Administrator of Finance in favor of
the following persons, for the sums placed
opposite their names. for materials, etc,
furnished Department of Waterworks and
Public Buildings:
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Fund, in interest accou unit at eight per cent
with Samuel Johnston, contractor to first
April, 1870:
1867. DR..
September s, to first in.
stallment on Girod Asy-
lur, cash this day. $4,000
1869.
TO interest on same, s34
days, eight per cent. 81, $50 80
August Z, to second in
stalment, 235 days,
eight per cent. ........ All II 5000
October II, to third in
stsllment, 10 days,
eight per cent. ..... 302 81 8 600
Dece mber 3, to fourth and
fifth installments, 1l9
days, eight per cent. 40 IS lG 600
1870.
January 8, to sixth install.
ment, 81 days, eight per
cent. ...-.............. l54 &C 5000
February I6. to seventh ''
and eight hinstallments,
40 days, eight per cent. 152 50 10000
March 81. TO ninth and
tenth installments,l day
eight per cent. ........ 355 10000
Total. ss,1lo 81 $4,000
1869. Or.
June II, by cash, being
first lnstallment.. $4,000 90
BY interest on same,
2S7 days, eight per
cent. .............. $50 %
September l. by cash,
being second INSTALL
ment. 5000 90
Interest on same, 2l2
days, eight per cent 376 50
By balance Of interest
and on Asylum. 2,223 S. g. 90
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CITY HALL, NEW ORLEANS, !
June I, 1870,
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Pay roll wharfingers, laborers, Second
and Third Districts, $3.50.
Pay roll wharingers, laborers, First and
Fourth Districts, $3.50.
Pay roll employees Insane Asylum, S220.
These did not come in the floating debt,
and he suggested that they should be paid
out of the proceeds of the sale of the Jack
son Railroad stock.
Mr.. West said at the last meeting there
was an ordinance offered which had not yet
been acted upon, as follows:
An ordinance providing for the approval
and recognition of certain claims not in
Guided in the floating debt.
WHEREAS, By the terms of the act of the
Legislature known as the present charter of
the city of New Orleans, the funding of the
floating debt adjudicated en- or before the
sixteenth day OF March, 1870, is provided
for, and
Whereas, Such provisions for funding
does not include unadjudicated claims to d
large amount; and
Whereas, The funds now available TO the
city are not considered more than adequate
to meet current expenses,
Be it ordained, That certificates of in
debtedness, bearing interest at seven per
cent per annum, shall be issued by the city
as evidence of the adjudication and liquida-
tlon o! al claims, OF whatever character,
which had been incurred or which accrued
prior to the sixteenth of March, 1870, and
which are not embraced in the provisions
for funding the floating debt.
The spirit of that ordinance would include
at least one-half of these accounts. 1t was for
the Council to determine whether they could
make such draft on ordinary resources as
to pay these accounts. II so. should these
have preference over other similar claims?
The Council had given preference to some
trifing accounts, but here was an ordinance
involving ninety-odd thousand dollars, fifty
per cent Of which came under the ordinance
he had read. He would move that the rolls
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1870.
Der :. contract. .o. 'se4, 900 90
extra a work W Der Contract. :..... 5000 90
April !, to balance interest, rs per
account above. ................. 1924 IS
Total due me. cash, ST. 223 s.
The communication was received and
ordered to be printed, and referred back to
the Mavor
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activity. and the Prussians have oeen COM
,,oIied 70 destroy the bridge at AIRS sur
MoseIIe. as a precautionary measure.
TIe garrison at Metz make damaging
sort;es every opening. They recently opened
with their artillery from the right BANK OF
rhe Noselle, destroying a little village WHICH
sheltered the Prussians.
There is no doubt but the French govern
mcnt will soon be compelled to leave Tours.
ARRANGEMENTS are progressing for the trans
fer of government headquarters to Cler-
mont.
The Prussians are persevering IN the
starvation policy at Paris and Metz; fu9l-
tiyes from those cities are turned back.
The English ministry are without reply
from Prussia rat noon to-day; they accept
the delay as eyincing an indsposition on
part OF Prussia to accept the proposed
armlStice.
Tours, October 27.-It is announced that
the P1ussians have at last granted liners
"A safe conduct to Versailles, bnt no further
Theirs declines to accept it. us he must con-
suit with the Paris authorities.
No important military movements nave
been announced. The weather continues
stormy and otherwise untavorable Tor mill
tarY movements.
4 large portion Of the army OF the Duke
of Mecklen burg-Schwerln Is moving rapidly
toward PARIS aDanuonlnG oaiuo-Ntuth'i
The Plussians are also moving Oh Anicns.
The siege OF La Ferte has been raised.
Especial 10 the New York World
LONDON, October E.-The English Minis
try are met by the guarded but absolute re
f,lsal of Russia to cooperate with them III
the peace movement they are now making.
The Chancellor of tile Russian Cabinet
has been to Berlin and Tours, and Is now
expected at London. 1t is inferred that
Russia contcmnlates isolating England from
both France and Germany ON the Eastern
question. The steps taken by the English
government it is felt. have resulted in
modification for the Gladstone Ministry,
showing the weakness of England's infiu-
ence in continental affairs.
RICHMOND. October 21.-ENMayOr Ca
hoon has been convicted of forgery. and
sentenced to four years in the State Peni-
Tertiary. Cahoon's counsel will ask for a
new trial.
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Academy Of Music.

Mickey Free" was the principal feature
of last evenings entertainment at the
Academy. This piece is supposed TO be
founded Oh Levers celebrated novel,
CHARLES O'Malley." but there is no other
resemblance than that the names Of clarac-
tiers are the same in novel and play. The
latter has no plot, being merely a success
sion of incongluous incidents strung to-
gether for the sole purpose of airing the
humors Of Hickey Free. Of course. couple
or more are united in welded bliss at the
end of the play.
The whole humor and gist of the piece
concentrates in Mickey Free; the other
characters have nothing of fun or interest
about them. except the part of Mary B,ady
played ny Amelia Waugh, whose sprightly
and agreeable style makes the best OF every
part She takes But in Mickey Free
there is filn enough TO furnish half dozen
broad farces. Its eXtravagances are lost
sight of III the rich humor of Mickey. The
episode of Mss JudiM McCann. with the
song. III be no submissive wife, sung in
brogucy talsetto, was irresistible. In
short. if success means a purpose intended
and accomplished, then the play of mickey
Free" is a great success. Ii was not written
with any reference to the '.unites.' 1t was
intended to create fun, and it kept tie
house in a state of uproari0us laughter
from the beginning to the end. SO far.
DOminick Murray has exhibited more YER
satility in his delineations Of Irish charac-
ter than any who have preceded him. ex-
cept Tyrone Power: for. generally speaking,
a round OF Irish characters means the same
man with different suits of clothes on, and
this can not be said OF Dominick Murray
This evening the comic drama of Mickey
will be repeated. for the benefit of Douinicll
Murray: and at noon there will be matt
nee at which will be given mickey Free. .
and the "Benicia Boy" Tomorrow and
Sunday night are the last Of Dominick
Murray's engagement.
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Monetary--Con lmerciaI.
MONETARY.
OFFICE OF THE DALEY REPUBLICAN.
THURSDAY EVENING, October 2, 1917.

OFFICE OF THE DALEY REPUBLICAN,
THURSDAY EVENING, October 2, 1870.
We have no variation to report III the
money market proper. The street rates are
still IA per cent per month for Al notes,
secured by rmquestionable Gollaterals. l12 q
- for good do, and ! y az and 2Le for
good to AL and tirst-class business paper
without colaterals, and 10 per cent
per ann,lm for Al mortgage paper, and
il O. Is for good and second grade.
Gold opened at Ills a Is against il2
at New York., and closed at III IS a lllas
against MS. The sales included $4,000
and $4,000 at HIS, $300P and $1,000 and
5000 at llll9, $4,000 bit llll2 Oils.
$4,000 at lie aud $4,000. $500 and 5000 at
lIIa4. Nothing reported Jpn silver.
The movement III foreign exchange was
very active. and rates + lled higher. the
closing figures showing an Improvement OF
"a T. cent The sales of sterling embraced
about fS6. 900. of which $1,000 bill of ladipS
at I2Ol,: $1,000 at I20l. a l20as: at
zoos a i.Ol2: $1,000 at l2ql2 e1Go0 at l203s
1903: $500 at 1903; 15000 Al clear at
1908 a l2o7s; $1,000 bill of lading at la0l4 a
l2l; 5000 at l20ds: $4,000 at l20a4 a
l2l; t2o00 at III, and 81 900 bill OF ladlng
and clear at 1908 a III ls. Sterling may
now be quoted at l20l4 dPi20a. and i2l for
good to AL bill OF ladilg and clear, ana
III q a 1872 for bank.
Domestic exchange rliled higher. The
banks checked on New York at par a Is
and Il = cent discount, and the sales IN
cluded $4,000 bank sight on New York
from one bank to another) at l5 discount:
$4,000 at 3-l6: $4,000 private bankers AT
7-32.; $4,000 private bankers and Soo,ooo
bank at L; $4,000 commercial at @-322::
$4,000 commercial ana 100000 private
bankers at 5-l6. and 5000 commercial at as.
In stocks 100 shares Crescent City
Slaughterhouse is repor ted at sl7; Bar
BARN Gas Light Company at :l3o: $ do at
2l:,5. and , at SlI0. the latter showing an
advance OF SIS per shate since last Thurs
day: 100 Mississippi Valley Navigation
Company We're reported at 81 -; 100 at
81 81 le. and 200 at 50.
The sales of bonds Included $4,000 new
city seven per cents az I3'4 aud SOU do
t>,nall) at 737s We heard OF 30 sales Of
city certificates. Dealers bought Fiscal
Agency at 81 49, according to date, and
seven-thirties at 012, and sold the former
at S6l4, s. la and the latter at - a 'Sl2.
The decision Of the Eighth District Court
concerning the old (bluf) Metropolitan war
rants caused them 10 advance materially.
State warrants were III request and ruled at
Lighar rates, The sales OF warrants III
cludM 500 new State at 1884. $500 and
$500 at 1873, $1,000 and Sll00 at "A: S2l0U
Metropolitan Police at 9S12. $1,000 do at
99ls. $500 blue told) ait 81. s2jtO at s. and
$500 do at 90. At the close 80 was offered
and refused for the latter.
No sales OF city notes reported. Dealers
rates for small sums were 1918 g cent
discount buying and ldl2 a IL selling.
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English Eu,igrauts.

OF the e5S,0.7 emigrants who left the
shores OF the United Kingdom i'll 1869, 90
4l6 were English, 22,559 Scotch, 1885
Irish, G5,752 foreigners; the nationality OF
the remaining 5975 is not given. The
English emigration returns extend back TO
1915, and show that in the last tifty-fve
years 6,756,697 emigrants have left the
shores of the United kingdom-i, 276, 597 for
the United States, 1886, l76 for British
North American colonies, 81, 35S for the
Australian colonies and New Zealand and
152, 200 for other parts. These numbers III
clude foreigners who embarked from our
ports The amount OF money RENTED III
the last twenty-five years by settlers III
North America: to their friends in the United
Kingdom, is known to exceed l5,Joo, GOO
sterling; in 1869 it was nearly e640,O00.
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MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

New YORK, October q, Evening
closed dull. lower and unsettled. Sales to-
day 1900 bales; middling uplands lose:
Flour: State and Western less active and
tilm supertne s. 80 a ) 80; Southern
steady; common to fair extra s. % a 81;
good to choice Sc 70GS IS. Wheat
heavy and lower; winter red and
amber Western 81 "a al 80. Corn
scarce and in better demand; mixed West
ern 790Sle. Beef dull: mess $40 a ID: cX-
ira SIS Is. Pork duh and heavy at SIS 81
026. Lard dull; steam IA a l6l2c: kettle
l634c Whisky lOwerat $685. a 9012c. Gro
ceries quiet and firm. Turpentne uuiet at
43ls 44c. Rosin dull at 81 95a2 for
strained. Freights active and tiI1ner; flour
by sail As cd; wheat by steam los; by
sail sad.
CINCINNATI, October 27.-Cotton dull;
middlings l5l2c. Flour, wheat, oats and rye
unchanged. Corn scarce and dull; new SOC;
old 6Oc. Provisions dull and unchanged
Lard dull and lower; sales of low steam at
I4Ac. Tobacco scarce and firm; the first
hogshead of new Tugs was sold to-day al
$50. Whisky SO a Sac. Eggs 25c.
ST. LOUIS, October 27.-Flour weak: su
perfine 81 100430. Wheat, No. Cred winter
inspected. 81 25al &c. Corn in light de
inland, but holders firm at 62c for choice
yellow. Oats az q 45c. Rye 70013c. Pro
visions firm. Pork $25 25 80. Bulk meats
shoulders l3c; clear rib Ice; clear sides lie
Bacon-shoulders l4c; clear sides 20c. Lart
unchanged. Hogs dull at 6o7Ac.
Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL, October q, Evening
closed quiet; uplands 834 98@d; Orleans 9 q
9lsd; sales to-day 5000 bales, of which
1000 were for export and speculation
LONDON, October 81, Evening-COnsol!
closed at 92le. American securities quiet
1868, 1915. Stocks quiet.
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HORATIO KING, ATTORNEY,
j1OH. STREET WASHINGTON, D. C.
Agent for Patents, Pensions, Bountes and all other
Claims against the Government.

PATENTS-Domestic and Foreign, obtained at
usual rates; Reissues prepared; Patent Law Bust
ness Interferences, etc, attended to.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. furnished, and claims
promptly prosecuted on receipt of application and
proof. Pension arrears, payable il this city, duly
collected
Bounty, Land, Indian Depreciation, Soldiers
Bounty and Arrears, and Internal Revenue Claims
faithfully prosecuted.
OFFICERS ACCOUNTS speedily adjusted, and Ar.
rears secured.
QUARTBRMASTER AND COMMISSARY CLAIMS
and all other Claims whether against the War Navy,
Treasury, PostOice Interior Department, OF to De
presented to Congress or before the Court Of CLAIMS
carefully attended to.
MAIL CONTRACTORS AND POSTMASTERS-will
find it for their interest to his services In
this connection he may be excused for remarking
that he held the office of First Assistant Postmaster
General for several years, retiring as Postmaster
General, March, l86l-since which he has been con-
stanty engaged in the practice of his present bnsi
ness, and Consequently is familiar with the mode Of
proceedings in al the Departments Of the Govern
ment. -
BUSINESS Observation-Disclosures into with
Attorneys for Claims or Patents throughout the
country On mutually satis1sctory tesAA nyT7
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Foreign Markets,
Yesterdays Evening Dispatches. |

LONDON, October 27.-Prince Napoleon
nublishes a letter contradicting the charge
made against him, and published in the
Dnily Nens, of disloyalty to the. Emperor
The Empress denies having seen Generals
Rourbak or Boyer, who came from Mar
shall Bazaine to the Empress.
Prince Napoleon repeated personally to
the Empress expressions OF devotion and
fidelity to the Emperor.
The Mayor of Verdun Indignantly refuses
to surrender the place, and challenges the
Prussians to come and take u.
The military situation on the Loire is I'M
changed. ;,.,..sea
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MADRID.

Assemblnge Of the Cortes-Peare Con-
ference Assembly at Versailles.
MADRID. October 27.-The members III
,be majority in the Cortes passed reso-
luton for assembling that body on the
twenty. ninth instant. . aa,,,,o 80
Versailles, Minister Sogcsta will be sent
thither to represent Spain.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

acknowledgements Belle VefnOn-i0 bales OF
cotton 500 bbls pork and suudry produce
BAYOU SARA-Steamer W 5 Pike 52 bales cotton
l8 SKIS seed cotton 3l2 SKIS cotton seed 80 hds sugar
l.2 bhlS molassts and sunGres
UONALDSONVILLE-Stta l.; Belle hhds OF
sugar 80 bbls molas5es 81 bhis rice aud sundries
LITTLE ROCk-Steamer Colos~d!-5t5 bales cot
ton 255 SKIS cotton seed
LOWER COAST-Sttamer San Nicholas-22b bbls
rice and sundrics
WHEELING-Steamer F,o-a-53l bbls pork 30 ties
hams 80 eks bacon and sundTts
LUNA LANpING-Steamcr frank Pargoud-34l0
bales cotton 525 SKIS cotton seed and suudrics
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TcXas-56l bales cotton
l55 SKIS cotton seed u SKIS seed cotton and sundres
BY THE RAILROAD
NRW ORLEANS JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH
ERN RAILROAD, October 25.-t,9 bales cotton and
sundries
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD,
October 2..-8 bales cotton IA bbls mOiasses ii
hhds sugar and sundries