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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-09-22
I SORE A M.
Lemonade and Pies.

Nuts, Cigars, Tobacco, Pipes.
Coffee, Tea. Bread and Batter, or II
square meal on short notice. Best
ice cream in the world.
Main ST., east end Of Ottumwa House
may .3-dAw3m G. P. WILLIS.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-09-22

iMPRoMPTU.A strange little cpl
sode, not exactly in tho dry goods OF
boot and shoe line, occurred in Jor.
dams store, Union block, on ycster-
day, to-wit: Levi Vansickle and
Caroline Reddick, were there united
in matrimonial bonds, BY John
Yeager, ESQ.,; all Of this county.
We can now see peculiar signifi.
canoe in the name Union block.
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tch, sept. 10, ls7o-w

NOTICE
Is hereby giventhat johnson Co., of Agency
City, Iowa, have made application to the CIR
NIT to sell intoxicating liquors according TO
Law, and that the 18th day OF October, 1870, has
been set for the nnal hearing thereon, at
which time any person who chooses to do so
can appear before said court and show cause
why said application should not be granted
HUTCHINSON q HACKWORTH,
Sent 10. lS,O.w2t raj
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-09-22
BARGAINS!

No. ! HEDGE PLAINS, cheap
er than was ever before bought in
the West. Delivered to any point, on
order, by &c. A. DERBY.
| Ottuhaa, Iowa, Sept. l9--dw2t.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-09-22

15O.00O.-The array Of Charter
Oak Stoves now IN active service in
the kitchens Of the South and Wost
is over one hundred and fifty thou
sand strong, and doing the work of
thrice that number of stoves of other
kinds. sgG
Send q postage stamp to II. ".
Pierce, M. D., Buffalo, N. X, aud get
DIR. Sage's pamphlet on Catarrh, or
send sixty cents and get DIR. Sage's
Catarrh Remedy. $500 reward is
offered by the proprietor for case
Of Catarrh which he cannot cure.---
Sold by druggists.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-09-22

/ ELsaAHr.-The finest stock Of
Cloths ana Cassimores we have ever
noticed in the city, are at e. w.
Belts. lfyou believe with Polonious
that athe apparel oft denotes the
man" SO and get Mon. B. Salvo, to
make you suit of these goods, and
then you will at least look like q
gentleman. esa
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-09-22

DEAD.-W. D. Noble, died to-day
ut noon, Of protracted illness.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-09-22

tonic or bitten thnt Ii recommended for bill
liousness, costiyenees, dyspepsia, all COM
plants arising from inactivity Of the liver,
NO Equal IN the Wide world. Its great eel
ebrity In scotland. England and Ireland, for
that It's virtues and extraordinary combine
tiOn il unrivalled. No proprietory medicine
No one that has tried Il fol- above and relative
complaints will be without 10, n 1t il far pleas
anter and acts niller than any other cathaS-
the thing for business men; chat cannot give
time TO slow and weak ening eflects Of the or
binary cOurse,) enabling them to cure them
more alacrity every day ofits use Until the
system Il properly restored.
MCFARLAND, ECKHART 4 .sCHAFER.
Sole Projectors, Fl. Madison, Iowa.
Sold by all dealers in medicines. At whoIe-
sale BY TAYLOR BLAKE& CO.
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James Hawley, Jr., has retained
from q protracted visit to eastern
markets, and informs US that their
house is now receiving the largest
and cheapest stock Of goods they
bave had for years. James is the
only merchant here TO the manor
born, thatis, he was born and raised
in the business in Ottumws and
knows all about tho wants Of the
trade, as an inspection Of his stock
win chow. 50
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Township Republican Ticket.


For Justices Of the Peace
G. f. VATTERLIN.
w. HI. FETZER,
N. III. CARTER.
For Constables
A. TERRILL,
CONRAD BLIND,
JOHN s. WELLMAN.
For Clcrk
w. E. CHAMBERS.
For Assessor
JOHN COYAN.
For Trustees
JOSEPH HAYNE
r. II. WARDEN
p. g. DAUM.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-09-22

CRY Observation-Disclosures
growing inevitably grows out of
such extensive city improvements as
we have made this year but nfter
n! . discriminating public will rise
up and call Charley Blake and his
committee, blessed for the vigor and
comprehensive completeness Of the
imprSssme,its Of our streets and
alleys for 1870.
No city in this state is showing
more substantial evidences Of growth
than Qttpmwas and no,city is more
fofts6ase IN the selection Of able,
eaterprising and public spirited au-
liberties.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-09-22

81 NEW FiRMs.--We are pleased to
notice that our new mercantile estab-
ishments Of 7. ]. Gregg and Rodman
4 Harris, both houses doing business
on Main Street. in the dry goods line
are enjoying q liberal share Of pat
ronage. Gregg has the new brick
next east Of Ennis \ Ballord's, and
Rodnan { Harris are in Strang's
building, opposite Union Block.
We have heard Of some excellent
bargains coming from each place.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-09-22

Do not forget that Bettsnew goods
are coming in.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-11-24

Ton(nlat "
Mrbbeutl6en 8unbf6
Saul, mtnneiota.
s. @illtu& @pniu1.
Deutl@t &Qnf
millins Dro's \ Duabar,
SO. 1873 Dritte @trabe,
ct. paul. NRtune,ota-
eurpY&ii&e7 II. tnldnbtf9es
8anf' II. @e1fel'
@e166ft+
tten.
Del uns tepuntrte @elbtr aeten ~iebessest spne Sprae.
etae Rdnbtsune CUR Berfaeune Der Depsnentta. 0as
al txnssre' beht1nmtt 8ett uns ansertrauts Seleer ser'
'"@' "" 'S B&iaiius Bros II. Dunbar.
@e9ld
st s9t 5eaytplase earesa's aae stT &c.,: ess @tn IT., IT,
ten 6aniea pber Banquters au2 eefeate aDe&ftl tsnuea
i~ss.'sttt i" St1' Sci an mo ssgstt} Sa ~sT'tn' r,,,,hox
8er* 6taaten Sblt8attpnen.
s.2otr pnb aneere Ser. staaten Bs*es sauftn nnb
s~eelauftn wtr sun, s~aalteRsa @srstprthe.
WtQtus Brp'S 4. Ounbar.
@plb unb Stlber.
Hremhe unb etubetmti&e gsan3en t5nnen ium ts&fes
~ IN 8 wv = ~ ~
WtQtus Brp's Il. Dunbar.
De @tn3tebun9 bon Grbl@aften
sss bal. sneaae sen {%unatp.n gstsetuneen IN aaen
Netlen Garspa's sab Der Ger. staatta ptE, prompt
VA rms befprgt.
@tQtus 8rp's H. Duaba..
@pQma9ten,
x,bteu{he tne, Werai&tsletfunsss, S@entunes. unb an
brre fGr Deutf4lanb befttmnte urtuuben wereeu nutet
0arantte BET Re&tselltt etett an seferttet BON
WtQt1S Bros v. Dunbar.
Ser. Staate1 &et1epaHe
Ut mstft mad unb III Gurupa bdurseu ~tr aaf's
@iQius 8rp's ". Dunbar.
Ole @erwaltun8 bon @runbetgentbun1
sns fpnaisens tter b~elesenen 0~ernt5sen, fuwte ben Der
Iduf beftlben tbernetmen mtr fur AuSm1rttae ae0eu
nd5tee Gpmmtffpnsbtre& nuns; ebenfe bic
Bele8un8 Don @~apftal{en
At bet. tsystbetastfae st@estett.
@tQius 8rp's u. Dunbar.
@elber III Deut1 9lanp
vkl&e bet uulereu bprttee &prrefppnbeuteu fit uafere
Rthnuna utebereeleet werben, fpwte bur& ms tn
Uextf&laab etustBpseuen @elber sabltn mtr bter tn
@tQius Brp'a u. Dntbar.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-11-24
Die critic Sb1aht Bet Sr1ean8-
8erfatlleS, IA. Sft.

Die Na9ri9ten. pel9e ibsr ba6 ST.
fe9t am 10.Sftpbsr BON Mrtenay bterber
eelan9ten, >paren III ctnem Yunfte nidt
gang wabrbe{t89etreu> ais fte bic 1ofprt{9e
8elebun9 BON Orleans meloeten. Man
batte I'M 5auptquartier es@eneral8 BON
Der Tann erli@ti@ tetne ri@ttge @prltel=
lung BON BEN, paS bic B%ran3olen al6
u2pire> &rmee" gu be3etdnen setppbnt tpa>
ren. - De6balb tonnte lo9ar etn pff5ielz
ler 8eri@t lber bas erfplsrei@e Grefen
pom 10ten NIT ben @prten i@lteben :
uGine eieentli@e 2otre>Mrmee ertfirt
nt9t mebrT Gr1t am Mpr0en beS II.
1plte man ee1pabr perpen, baB man ft9
btnii@tli@ bteler Mnnabme elmer 3temlt<
den Sdui9un9 b{n9e9eben. Die &e9tez
ru19 in Gpur6 Befanb 1elbf in Ylafaten,
bic fie nod ant II. III ter Grube ba1elbf
ani@la9en lief, baB Bel MrtenaY bic franz
561i@en &rdfte uin bic @dlper 5uridsez
trteben pproen pdren."
Muf @runb eie1es MtBerfolgeS Batte
man ale perf09baren Strettfrdfte it, 11o>
mentli@ bic beipen Dtptl ionen> wel9e
re9t6 unb lttfs om@efedtSplaBe poittrt
8etpeien &parer, pbne tnbe6 in ben &f
einereifen gu tSnner, i&leuni9f 3uru6
1ne 3ur De6ung DonS orleans beran9e3p<
gen. &u6 BON Epurs uueB ourseS aus
&paren ale Mannlaaften> 1ofern 1fe eben
1'1r Uniform truser, mad Orleans ent<
1arSt &porpen. ErefFt9 Bate man bier
bic tpenieen Na9tfunpen benubt. Sr<
leans rpar tn unelaublt@ fur3er 3eit NIT
etaern boppelten Ntnse BON let9ten Gelb>
1@an3en, reip. S4dbenerdben uua9eben
tpptoen, tpel9e ben Gran3pitn treffide
Stibpuntte unb Defenfpfe4un8en bar
bpten. Die fartpfbereite Qctre<Mrn1ee
befanb aus etipn $4,000 Mann, Yclt
beuen nabe3u $4,000 nod HisssSelbte
9-IGFEGghE1tfS 1Sy&f5SF@zsE4 sS[4fE SNs&15-
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-11-24

Berlin IS. Sct.-Dte g. q. G..
beri9tet lber ben 9enaslceten 500 Gwe@
ten'S:
v@eit Rem 6. Mpril 1869 mar er an
feline @obnun9, gum 8roben Ebeil ioBar
an ta6 Bett 9efel7elt. Die &rantbett
bate ibn inmitten leiner &ei@stb1ti9feit
er9rifen unb nit Der bI9f item @efabr be-
eonnen> BON Der er i1@ na@ monaten
etniaermaBen erbplte. @oban erfubr ct
msbrcre NGdfdQe unb 8e0erun9en ; bod
eeitattete ibm 1eiu 3utano niemal5> bic
@pbnun9 1elbffanoi9 5u %YerlaIen. Muf
ben Natb Der i'm bebanoelnpen Ner3te
wuree er> uni nit 2uftDerdncerun9 ben
lsBten @erlu& gu MAIDEN i'm Suli oieles
SabreS na9 NptSram 9sbradt 100 er
ununterbrp9en Die liebevpQe pFe9e ietner
MneebBrt9en eenoe. Na@ eini9en leir>
li9 pertra@ten @o9en> welde ieinen
6reunoen 9ofnun9 9aben> erlttt er TT
Yptsram einen beftisen&dtfoQ, Don benz
er GG &peber bort, nod mad leiner &ifz
febr in Berlin mieber erbplte. Nnf an95
Der lebten ISOLDE felten 1t9 bic Nnz
3ei9en pe8 |9neI b"erannabenoen en-
6eS Elm; am Gretta9, Dem lebten Sage
leineS 2ebens> bBrte Ct bis Mitta9 NIT
Mufmertlamtett benz tbm Yor9eleienen
Drama Der vNibelun9en" 3u uno be8le{z
tete bic @orlelunS pur@ ei9ene 8emer>
fur9en. Na@mtttas8 ftellten ft4 9e>
ftei9erte 8eflemmun9en Elm, oeren @mz
pfnpung n,eit Elm wobltbdttBer @3laf
mtlperte. Gtni9e @tunoen Dor pemIobe
aepanr er felt Dem 8e9tnne rer &ranf<
6eit ni9t n1ebr bele6ene&raft berSpraGe
micosr, pel9e i'm 9eltattete nit lauter
@timme at bic nd@iten Mn9eb1rigen
lebte @orte au rtGten; Ct aueerte leire1
lebte11 WiQen unb rabut BON jeoem elm
aelnen Mnwelenben Mbf1teo. De- lebte
Epbe6fampf wabrte nur tpenise Mtnutert
unb furs mad neuu 1br9lbenos entl6lief
ct ianft. Die side, pel@er cieler SOB
In ben @eiben ter 9etff9en @orfdmpfer
Deutl9lanb6 retbt w{ro LANCE indulge
fIQt bleiben." .....
.~- @tnnie &eart bat lire Statue
2incplns Ypuenoet unb mirb telelbe ~
fort BON Der &anflertn spngpu, wplelbf
I'D pieielbe aufbdtt mad Balbin8ten Sc
lanbt tperben.
Mem gprt18. NpD.-Die btei8t
Stpd Gr9anee bat bds @ebdube inspels
DIEM re ibre @ef@dfte beiorst3 fit S475,,
600 san9etauft.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-11-24

New gprt 10. Nop. - Sn Netp
yorf miro ypn mebrere berporragencen
Ser Dnli6teiten fit bte@enerdle Me@lel<
Ian, SHERMAN unp Grant Elm Tono auf>
sema9t> UNI bel fen 9srren in Mnerfenz
nun9 ibrer Diente fir bo8 @olf. BON
Stem Yorf mdbrenp pe6 &rie9e6> nit elmer
toltbaren Musritun9 mathematician Sn>
itrumente uno Bttltptbet i'm Bsrtbe BON
$225>0O0 gu bel9enfsn ; uno linp beretts
iber $4,000 ee3ei9nst wprpen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-11-24
&e{n 6u1fen mebr.
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IZs3z: 7s5:2d
Iarner's Gpugb Saliam 1etlt uns l0it ben 5ulten
nnp ~befDroert rem Musmurf. Gr teRst bic auberprbenht9e
araft. fptprt &,1stateruns su periAahsn unS e:entusa bic
bartrad'efen 9dae ron @nasn, @rtaltuna, 5alsutsl Yrrn~
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aasn obsnoenanaten 9aaen, uSer trasnb anberen @als- unb
2uneenz eeben, eab Gaufenee scn Nersten Ten gallain1 tag.
bsfonnte M0sSnin fir SeIuna unD @rpeftpratipn 1T. Cine
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senaet etae Slai&e fur cine sas. =. a0isS IN er''gsn 95al&sn
eiaene S6nlo, peuu tbr buffet unb Tibet. Der BALKAN ta>
rirt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-11-24
YpFonw%ei1un9e

III rebn5irten Nateu.
sablbar BET allen Yrtdutern IN
Dtnt14lanb>
2urembur9>
ben Nteberlanben,
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NprmeBen unb
g 9meben+
WtutuS Brp'S u. Dunbar,
&aeuten &ts NorbbeutfAen Qlpsb fur ben pDfanpet>
tuaes.Uertefr.
@~GifS<Gpntrafte
fAr Dampf. unb Seae[@tfe III ben ttutsfeu pretfeu
@iQtus Bros u. Duubar.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-11-24
&eben8 @etn.
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NassdRaSSsRaHsad
@arners Ginurn Sitae, pber 2ebens 8etn 1T
ida6!iden Drpsuen ober unretntsteten unb 1T en preparat
fir aGe welae fimultrenber Mittel ~beerren. Dtsies Netttel
1T etn Sonic unb perid aft eutenNppettt, unb tt bs bette blut>
lifatefelRi:te1, meldes iemals benz publHunt a%neebuten + uree,
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trsenb ctr anoerer Wrtitel. - 1T e~eunber anb btatBer. 81.
tDnnsn ben 2%ebsnswsin aebranden. IS 1T In Der Ibat Elm
gfcttsr bs Qebens. Diejenisen, wel@e ia elmer suteu &C.
iuntbeit ertreuen rpaen uao uuunerbrpdener lebbafter &C.
mlttsfairamune, tpsrben mob: tbun, beneebensre;n ~Su'eebrau.
den. So 1T pom allen enreren @ebrau@smitteln p%erfhieben.
gDi1b bet aQsn Oru9sifen~ perfauft unb an@ in refpetta5len
Galrpns. Yreis Elm DOLLAR per Quart Jla1Ge.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-11-24
% a r u II 8.

aprbert uur Nuex.Ss Sung. Balfam unb laet Gu&
ntdt bar4 iraeub eiuen anberen Artti.I, Der Qung, BALKAN
.aeaannt rirb, tdul4en. gewi6tuluf. Mtnlaen fab tsts O.
nnstAt, bdS yuelltum NIT t%erthlotet Madapuaaneen y. tGe.
ut&n OeHeree fnben. ~ ~.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-11-24
DYapepR1.

asSayssE EsaHz9S 81 zsSsES EEsEsaazz8s8 saasEEaEs.SSas1 EzsNsesMlsS
Msarner's 0psp.pfIa Iunie 1T Elm grssarat eans
teIpncerS ees:enet fur isjeHi9ea, welte an Nfaes nidmate
unp babitueaet @eritppfuns lebca. Dieles TT etn ionic, tpsl-
d 8 ben Wsaaea leidt aimulirt unS eutsn Ippettt etebt. gs
fdrlt het Maacn unb trinst bic 0erbauunss. gHerSeuee tn tb~
r,1 aelunten 3ujfano aurud. Gdwade, neruDie ub spspep"
til6s Vtr;unen fouten @armer's 0peptic Come &C.
tra"den. Bu psriaufcn bel allen Drussiiten. grets Elm
1pQar.
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80 G rner'8
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warner's &eiimittsa fir Sam orrhpieen Lat
ld inmer, TN rbe1n ~cin;elner taue) benatrt rnb tu1irt bic
%lhlimmiten Sale rrn blinpcn, fshsnoen Enb tlateHeen 5a=
mrrrbptbe,. Splde. ucde an btslsr &rantteit lstren. fplten
ii4 ipfprt an itrtn Mpptheter nenbelt, unb Q3arner5 9stmite
tel fir 5dmorr0o;bsn (9ile5) r%erlausea. Is 1T nur fit
tisle Rranibeit uno nirs fur teiae aotere 8ronfeett %en'pfpb>
len. IS bot TT ric!en Jdlen. welde iter brttRts Sahrt lit
moren sebolfen. preiS rim Dplar. ueteraa in ben Wgptte>
fen au ba6en.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-15
FOREIGN Markets.
YESTERDAYS Evening Dispatched

New YORK. September 1.-THE Republi-
cans of Oneida county have nominated
Ellis H. Roberts, editor Of the Utica Herald,
for Congress-.
DENVER, Colorado, September H-The
election of Congressional delegate Is very
close, but the chances seem to favor the
success of the Republican candidate. Ihere
is unusual excitement in Denver, but -goo0
order generally prevails. =,
LONDON, September 4.-The Irish mail
train, composed mostly Of passenger cars,
WIS thrown into the river Trent, at IAN
worth. Wales, by misplaced switch. The
loss OF lifc-was fearful.
IF the PrusSian plans have been reallzed.
they must have seven army corps before
Paris this morning.
The French and German fleets are in
SIGHT of each other near the Island OF He'll
Paris, September lathe Ministry pub
l.Iish the following: The railroad bridge at
Corbeil was destroyed by the French.
INoTE.-Corbeil is Is miles southeast OF
Paris, where the railroad from Lyons crosses
tie Seine
The Uhlans were at Eogent sur Marine on
Monday only five miles east of the city.
Prussian commanders forbid the destruc-
ton of bridges under dire penalties.
= f!arye body of Prussian engineers are at
Champigny, IA few miles east of PaES.
The German cuirrassiers are before Sois-
sons.
Cremieux, in proclamation, announces
the approach of the Prussians, and calls for
universal rising OF the people to oppose
them.
He implores the Departments outside of
Paris to rise against the invaders. and in
yokes the people by the memories OF 1872 to
eypel the foe introduced by hateful and
incapable empire.
NEW YoRK, September IA Herald
special from Paris says Rochetort commands
the street barricades.
BERLIN. September IA party of Social
lists at Brunswick, charged with intriguing
against the Prussian throne, have been sent
to prison
Several Prussian regiments, armed with
captured chassepots, have been sent to the
frontier.
The cause Of the explosion at Laon is
being investigated " Baron Won Moltkc.
FLORENCE, September lit has been
officially announced that the Papai troops
evacuated the town Of Terriccna upon the
approach of the Italians, with whom they
fratern;ze.
General Cadorna's advance is at Civitta
Tecchia.
The Papal Zouaves at Castellaneia fired
upon the Italians. a fight ensued which
lasted an hour, when the Zouares surren-
dercd.
The Papal troops have evacuated Frost
none.
The Italians hold Comets. twelve miles
from Civita Viccha. The fourth corps Is
marching upon Rome.
Especial TO the New Orleans Times.
new YORK. September II, 10 A. M.-This
mornings Shipping Last gives the cotton
crop for 1869 and 1870 as three million one
hundred and fourteen thousand five hun
bred and ninety-two i3,1li,592l bales,
Louisiana furnishing one million one hun
dred and forty-two thousand and ninety
seven, and Texas two hundred and forty
six thousand two hundred and eighty-four.
Southern manufactures show an increase;
the Northern IA decrease.
Ecw Orleans exports are nearly half the
whole crop.
Five hundred and torty-six bales of the
new crop have been received up to date.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-15
MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK, September IA. Evening.-Cot-
ton closed fairly active, but dropping; sales
to-day 2O0O bales Flour active; State and
Western 50l0c better; Southern firm.
Wheat, increased export, So 4e better for
white Southern; winter red and amber West
ern 81 q al 80. Corn firmer at SO a S3Isc.
Beef active. Pork iower and active at
$26026 50. Lard tirmer: kettle 1914 0l6lsr
Whisky 81 0SSc. Groceries and naval stores
firm. Talbw 9@9B. Wool quiet; domestic
fleece 460 SIC; tub 52c, pulsed 80 a 40c;. Cali
forilia 90 032c. Hides dull
CINCINNATI, September l4.-Flour dull :;
family So 25@5 %. Wheat 1irmer and
scarce, ST. O50l II. Corn quiet at IS a 7oc.
Oats 80 a 43c. Rye 75dS0c. Cotton steady:
euiddliny I9c. Tobacco steady; receipts
moderate sales to-day l67 hhds, at S. 70a
As. Whisky $50 s9c. Mess pork S26 IS.
Ruiz meats: Shoulders l2lac; sides l41ac.
Bacon: Shoulders l4lac; clear Rib l6ltc ;
clear sides l7Ac. Hams: Sugar-cured quiet
and prices unchanged. Lard neglected.
81. LOUIS, September l4.-Flour dull, "a
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-15
AUCTION SALES.
By Placide J. Spear.
VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND PROV TING on
CANAL STREET.
nv PLACfDK J. SPEAR, AUCTION.

DY PLACfDE J.. SPEAR, AUCTION.
ID eer-Otfice No. IS Exchange Aley.-THURSDAY
September Is, 1870 at twerve o'clock NJ. will DO
sOid at the St. Charles Auction Exchange, on St.
Charles street. between 6revier and Common
streets. by virtue and in pursuance to an order
from the Honorable Louis Duvigneaud, Judge OF
the Second District Court for the parish OF Orleans
dated February Is, 1870 and further order rem
dered August s. 1870, for account OF the above
cession to wit
Jackson in the rear of this city, designated by the
Schrube dated March g. 1896, and deposited in the
Office OF H. 3. Cenas, then q notary in this city.
Said square is comprised within Canal Custom
house ST Patrick and Olympic Streets and is COM
posed of thirty lots, numbered from to thirty
inclusive, and measures, more or less three hun
dred feet on each of said four streets. Acquired
by said J. B. St Armand by purchase from the Lou
isiana State Marine and Fire Insurance Company,
per act passed before 4. u. GOttschalK, notary
public, on the tenth Of August, 1856. The said lots
to be sold separately.
Terms and COndtiOns-One-fourth cash. balance
on a credit Of one two and three years for notes
specially mortgaged and secured by vendors hen
on tine nroperty sold bearing interest at the rate of
eight per cent par annum from date of sale nntA
final paymept the mortgage to contain the clause
of five Der cent attorneys fees to be paid by tho
purchaser in the event OF suit for the recovery Of
the amount of any of said notes gwen In parT pay
ment of the purchase price; purchasers 10 as
sumo the payment OF taxes OF lSoS, over anu aooVe
the price Of adjudication.
Act of sale together with Internal revenue
stamps before E. 4. Gottschalk, notary pibiie. a.
the expense of purchaser. aul4 IL ~ SEA IL 10
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-15
Commercial.
MONETARY.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN.


OFFICE OF THK DAILY REPUBLICAN,
WEDxBDAY EVENING. September IA. S'o.
The money market proper is without any
material change We still quote as street
rates lA0lk q cent p month for Al notes
secured by unauestiOnable cOllaterals, and
IL, 02A for first class business paper with
ont cOllaterals, and for mortgage diaper III
aI2 " cent p annum for Al and l3VIo TOT
second grade. -.
ut New York;, and closed at 1888 al5$
against l14A). The sales included S2oOo,
5000 and $4,000 at 1l3h; sie,0O U ana
S:,OH) at ll3A: $4,000 and $4,000 at ll37s,
and $4,000 at ia Nothing reported in
silver.
A moderate business was transacted IN
FOREIGN exchange, the reported sales Of
sterling embracing about fi2, 1000, of which
10000 AL bill Of lading at 124 a i24ls; $500
bank at 1876, and $4,000 and $4,000 COM
mercial sight at llO%, gold. Sterling may
no ouOted at 1884 a l24la for good to Al
bin of lading and clear, and -0lG for
bank.
We have no alteration to report in domes-
tic exchange. The banks draw on New
York at Is + cent premium, and the sales
included $4,000 commercial sight on New
York at Is premium; $40, 900 at 3-l6 SlO GOO.
$4,000 and $25, 600 at 4; $4,000 at 9-32, and
$4,000 bank at SIG.
In stocks "a shares Orleans Railroad sold
at SIS: so. so, 200 and 200 Crescent City
Slaughterhouse at SIS; 100 Sugar Shed at
S27: 80 Bank of New Orleans at $40 %; 10
Sanitary and Fertilizing Company at
1913 62ls; 5 do at $24; 5 do at $24 so: Is
Germania National Bank at Sl4O SO, and
fold stock of Barbarin Gas Light Company
at S72O: the same price was offered for more
of the latter We heard also of 100 Missis-
sippi Valley Navigation Company at - 70.
The sales of bonds included $1,000 new
city seven per cents at I'm, and s3OOo
at -.
$1,000 city fiscal agency certificates, July,
August and September interest, sold at soc,
and $500 do at ssh. Dealers bought these
at 80 0S5c according to date of interest>,
and the 7-30s at "a IS, and sold the former
at 81 a S5lsc and the latter at 75a75ec
We note sales of $4,000 Metropolitan Police
warrants at 96c, $500 do at 96lsc, and $4,000
do at 96a.. We heard of n sale of $1,000 new
State warrants at 73c which is below the
market for round amounts. Dealers bought
State warrants at "a for new and Metropol-
itan Police at 95fD C, and sold the former
at 75c. and the latter at SO. Between $1,000
and $4,000 of the latter We're bought last
evening in small amounts from patrolnen
at 95c.
Dealers rates for City Treasury notes are
20 T. cent discount, buying, and Is selling.