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TUSCAN HvnnuDoxAS rl Anil.
Tho money market coattnoes . work
easy, and With continued limited demand
for discount, We have nothing to justify any.
change in quotations. To, street. rates are
60l0 per cent per aanIm for Al notes
secured by unquesti0nable oollateeala, 100
II for short and u far long Al bainess
paper without collatorj1e, and Is fof good
do. and $40 for Al lhort6age paper and
Gold opened at fiOA . llo& against HOS
ut New York;, and closed dull Ct the
opening rates. The movement showed very
little Life at any time during. the DAY, the
reported sales being confined to xS5UU ana
$4,000 At llOl4; go, 900 ct ll0ls . llOss; S3OO0
and $4,000 at HOS, and $500 and sooOV as
1l0as. rt.
A small amount Of American silver half
1ORls for American half dollars, and 2lA 02%
p cent premium in gold for Mexican dollars:
Foreign exchange was more active, and
with an improvement in sterling bills ct
New York and . very firm market for
domestic bills, rates advanced fully v p
cent in commercial bills. The business in
sterling embraced 1000, Of which coco
aud 5000 bill Of lading ct 1905; $500 Al
clear at 1904; 4l5,O00 AL at l20A 1908;
clear at 1904 0l2l; 10000 first class ut
l2l y; E3000 first class bill of lading ct the
same; flO0O American ships bills at l2l V;
E2OOO and E4O0O bank ct l2l&, and ElOOO
private bankers sight at l22h. In francs
10000 and 100, 900 AL commercial (bill Of
ladipg) sold 1t 4.73a. Sterling may now be
quoted at l20as 0l2l for good to Al bill Of
lading and clear, and l2l " 0l2l% for bank.
Domestic exchange was very firm. The
ON New York ct Y p cent premium, one Of
them asking =, and the sales included
$4,000 New York bank sight at y Y cent
premium; 5000, $1,000, $4,000. 5000,
and 10000 commercial and ~, 600 private
bankers at BIG; $50. 1000, and 81, 900 private
bankers ct 7-32 $4,000 commercial, -, 900
bank and private bankess and eloO, 600 PR
ON New York 1T y cent discount. and
5000 sight ON Chicago, $4,000 on Louis
vile, and SIS, 900 ON St. Lsuis ut par.
A gold check ON New York for 5000 was
sold ct par. Some Of the banks drew small
sums for Remittance ct V p cent prem
ium, but with very little demand.
A fair business was done in stocks, the
Bank ct go 62l4; $50 do ut $50 Is; $50 and
$50 do at $40; $50 do yesterday, not re-
ported) ct GO IS; 40 Bank Of New Orleans
ct 81 rs, an improvement; 50 Crescent City
Wsterworks at 81 30; 100 Slaaghterhouse
Ut t33 50, decline; 500 do ct S3S 50o4 50;
200 do 1t 433 IS; 100 do at ~; 100 do at
"a 75s 50, 50, 100, 100 and 500 do ct y3S. On
Saturday, not reported, 80 Bank Of New Or
leans brought e43. saa 40
Nothing transpired in bonds.
The only transaction we heard Of in war
rants was 5000 new State ct the reduced
rate Of IS. They are too much unsettled,
however, to admit Of quotations.
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6Eo6 ~ 4ootxo9teb A3y
G36 5ksvi|I1, 81 1estiled f. versaMlse.
1T Va2eeiaq E11 e1osgoes@ npoe Ne
~, I'D AyinG batteries ~ Acuaon ceo-
nene6oa tho 1a1ionals dcbouchlng nom
Ionyon ~ Veesei1leo fo4d.
TIost ya1cEinn sleo cannorAded the ~
gard q - natioaals sntering the valsey
60 q the dstachments to retreat inuis-
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stock on hand and On shipboard. z57os9
To-day's exports embraced 1851 bales to
Liverpool, l726 to Amsterdam, 3198 to Cron-
stadt, and 1852 to Boston. Receipts proper
since last evening 1888 bales, against GIT
ON last Tuesday, and 440l last year, making
an aggregate eince Friday evening of a.
SCI bales, against l9,072 for the correspond
ing time last week, and Il, 50 last year;
and since August 81 Of l,193, 679 beles,
against 954, 476 last year.
SUGAR-Received to-day 500 hhds. The
demand is good, especially for the better
descriptions Of open kettle, and the market
il firm. The supplies were mostly sold 1T
81 06ac for inferior. ~ 08c for common,
8A 08l4c for fair, 81 09Ac for good fair,
81 99Ac for fully fair, l00lOAc for prime,
1014 ollie for prime to choice, 120 for
Clarified sugar 10 dull.
MoLAssEs-Received to-day 200 bbls.
The supply is light, and the market exhibits
very little animation. Inferior fermenting
10 selling 1T l5020c; good to prime fer
menting 90 45c; centrifugal 30 d Soc; plan
tation reboiled Is q 4Oc; city refinery re-
boiled 10000; golden syrup 9Oc 0$l per
gallon.
FLOUR-The market is dull. The stock is
small, but the demand is limited. Superine
il quoted at Sc l2h 06 IS; double extra
Is 62l4 0675; treble extra 81 81 Is per Dbl.
The sales to-day are confined to 1900 bbls, Of
ShSh soh Sco sI1 fine :. sSps e I. e
170 treble extra at 81 8; 50 do 1t q NA;
200 good treble extra at 81 50; 50 choice extra
ct S; 40 and SO at % SO; Is family extra at
50, and 50 double extra 1t IS rs y Dbl.
CORN-The supply is light but the de-
mand is limited. About $500 sacks were
sold to-day. Of which 600 mixed ct 70Ac;
$500 white, yellow and mixed on private
terms; 500 mixed, Dundees, and 80 white
1t 7lc, and 500 fancy white ct re.
OArs-Are also in light supply and linn
tied dcmsnd; 1900 sacks were sold to-day,
# which $50 inferior st. Louis ct &c; $50
ordinary St. Louis at 63lac; $50 and 600
1rimo and choice St. Louis at 64c.
BRAN-We note q dull market with fair
supply; it is quoted 1t 81 Hh 0]l 20 y
HAY-Is in good supply and moderate de-
mand: $40 bales ordinary Ohio river sold
at 32l, and so prime Western at 4a3024;
choice il quoted Ct rs y tom.
PORK-Continues very dull, with holders
asking 42l 50 Y Dbl for original over
weight mess. Is bbls overweight mess sold
at gel So. and g bbls prime mess light
vi 75022 y barrel.
BssAxEAsr BAoon-Fifty boxes Western
sold 1t l5o y it.
BAcox-The market il dun, though there
is some demand. About 100 caskss were
sold to-day, Of which IS casks clear and
clear rib sides on private terms; 10 casks
clear RIB sides at l0ac; 10 and 10 do clear
sides At ilAc; casks shoulders at $40,
and ~ t1oroes sugar cured HANS at l6C.
Shoulder axo quoted 81 Sic: clooe FibAideq
q ION 2 lilo; clear sides at t1% 112c Y y.
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LOST.

HTISSING.-KRMlNAL ABERTIR, A YOUNG
WI quadroon girl aged eighteen years, had ON
bonnet with green vel When she went Is Treme
Market yesterday; since that time nothing -
been heard from he! is sometimes subject to slieht
to have lost her way; was last seen in Tchoup-
itoulas street ear going up town. Any information
concerning her whereAbouts, or whoever will bring
Dsrbigny streets, win Be- suitably rewarded hy her
parental ap6 IT,
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Gs.sral n. r. Chipu.a..

General n. p. Chapman, tho Republican
candidate for delegate to Congress, to rep
resent the District Of Columbla was
beEn in Milford. Union county, Ohio,
seventh Of March, 1894 He 10 described -
FIR compleuoned, "about 6ve feet
G4ogen inches in height, of 1.-the form. His
psesoeal appearance y striking and prepos-
soel. he Il fluent speaker, quick at
ndh6rtee, ana If he proves ~ capable in
leo1ine the shargs of the Republican cohorts
aGufnst the Democratic ranks ~ he did in
nfxine On his Union troops against the rebel
lllsaes, there y no question Of the result.
H ssfsed - frst keutena1t and adjutant
in the Gecoo4 Iowa regiment, which made
- charge at Fort Donelspn, and was there
wounded aa& left ON the Aeld for dead.
ARR renaanfng % tAsAead three days he
~ sent to hsepfAl y st. Louis, vbere be
seEed between life and death fne nonths.
Azssf ~ recovery he returned his regi-
Dsnk and participated in the siege Of Co
finth. During that time he received mo-
- & his promotion to the position Of colo
~ and aid-de-camp in the regular army,
= - stan Of No. General Hallsck, and
eE1eEed tn report to General Samuel r Car
II, who had been promoted for distin-
Gsished services 1t the battle Of Pes Ridge.
Afkansas, and vs. then 1t HeIeaA Arkan-
- General Chapman was hediately
made ehiefof-stah, and remained in that
position while General Curtis vas y COM
mAnd Of tho Department OF Arkansas and
tho Department Of Missouri, with head
qunrtsrs ct St. Louis.
a tho latter part Of 1863 General Chip
1aA W. ordered to Washington on special
dirty, and while there was assigned to
speeial duty - the judge advocate Of mil
1tasy oommission. When tho special duty
W1iob brought him to Washington had been
eooPleted, Be applied to b relieved iron
dsfy and permitted to return to his former
child. then in command of tho Department
Of Kansas. ConsidegiDg his services too
valuable in this city 70 be dispensed with,
S6cretary Stanton vas unwilling to allow
him 70 depart, and he was assiSned to duty
b ths War Department, whers he made
many friends Of the officers, both Of the
regular and volunteer service, by his urban
ity ed courteU. He remained in the
War Department until after the close Of the
war in November, 1855. but before retiring
he was rewarded by Z commission as briga-
dior general. Finding that his services
Wers concluded, the general rendered his
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COMMERCIAL


TUESDAY BvRNn0. April 4. 1911.
COrToN-The sales to-day summed up
$500 bales. mostly ut still stronger prices,
but requiring NO change in our quotations,
which we repeat, and annex also the Ex-
change figures, which are for even running
Of its types, while ours are for average Lists,
with the outside rates for strict:
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{ CLEARED ykSI6kDAxs
Ship Merchapt, Taylor. for C!onstadt
Norwegian bark Cavour. Nelson, for Amsterdam
Rnssian bark lima. Etere, for Hamburg
stsscr p Sni5,ss Csrro Yore for s. Louis
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Victor Gates, frSm Ksw 70 ssth uit,
BARK e sS from Newport wales
Bark voikeryn, Anderson, nom Cardiff, wales, Jan
Bark Celeste Clark, PAYNE, S days from Liverpool,
to jackson, fitzpatrick L Henderson-Point
Brig to sG Hgsscn aa' new
TOWBOATB.
Equator, Warren. from the Passes-Towed down
and to sea, LIST instant, ship Winged Hunter,
Brought up banks Celeste Clarke and Vol
wabash. Melville. nom the Passes- flowed down
c Eiblev and schooner Ella Fish-Brought up
bark Wetterhorn and brig Helen Rowlcy
sTEANB0ATs.
ff Commonwealth Sedan. from St. Louis.
Little Fleta, PoG, from Cornish
Lotus No 8, Dannals, from Jefferson.
Bart AIN. Baranco from Crosse Tete railroad
Nehna, Pickett. from Warrington.
Flicker, Aucoin, from Latourche.
ssy G'Y So ls,s o% o'''
Frances. Biakeslee. nom Mobile.
BELOW COMING UP. ~
Russfsn shin Dogmar Kolstran, 3 days from Havana
In ballast, to w BuddendorG-
Spanish bark Jarusco. Cabamo. days nom Hava-
M. in ballast, to Puig Bros
vana, in ballast, to " Buddsndosf-
Schooner Constance, Adnet, . days from Rustan
Schooner Lis.ie Linz Edna, from Ruatan leland to
Aacheca-
EXPORTA -
S S:s:
AMSTKRDAx-Bark Cavour-l7ss bales cotton
bales cotton lbs hslf.bbls fish 7ooo OK horns $40
slaves o0o0 feet lumber Pkg Mdse
ST LOUIS-Steamer Pauline Carols or casks
brandy IA bxs tinplate liz hdls sheetiron 5s3 !
IMPORTS. -
NEW YORK-Steamship victor-Asstd mdse
IND: steamship st. Mary-66 bales cotton
N HOBiLs-steamer Frances-ls cotton gins bills
BREMEEHAvEN-Bark josephine Martin-so1s
demiiohns - cases marble S73 meats baskets 4l0
crates bottles s23 cks mdse q cases mdse sl4 pkgs
-LIvRRPOOL-Ship Itaska-1sl tons pig iron 5l7s
sks salt - tons rock salt
RIO JANElRO- Bark Agincoust-73l4 bags conee
CARDIFFLBark Nebo-z7ss bars railroad iron
CBTTE-Brig COncetttuA-sO casko wine 40 half
casks wine LIS Or casks wine l25 eighth casks
wine
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
JEFFERSON Steamer Lotus No 3-s<s bales OF
cotton and sundries
GROS8W THTK R. Steamer Bart Able-3o hhds
sugar q bills mnlasaes and sundries
Observation-Disclosures Sema-Szl bales cotton
cotton It's hhdssugar Il bbls molasses 50 half bills
mOlasses and sundries
Observation-Disclosures Flicker-3o hhds sugar
10 bhls moiassee SKIS seed cotton and sundries
ST LOUIN-Steamer GOmm0nwealth-30 bales Of
cotton l6O hide tobacco and sundries
SALINE RIvRR-Steamer Little FeJa-2S9 bales
cotton and sundries
Observation-Disclosures Frolic-88 hhds Of
sugar Is bbls m0lasses 20 halfbbls molasses and
sundnes sra "a - -
LOWER COAST-Stsamer Bannock City-78
hhds sugar ~ bbls molasses and sundries
Observation-Disclosures Nay L0wery-6l8 bales
cotton and sundries
By THE RAILROADS.
NRW ORLEAN0 JACKSON AND 0RKAT NORTH
ERIN RAILROAD, April 4-29s bales cotton and
MOkGANS LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD.
April ia hhds sugar So bile molasses 81 bales
cotton and sundries
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Pore 4 Elliot W. j. G. Dalv- Fir.r
Justice Court, parish Of Orleans, No. 667.
DY VIRTUE OF WRIT or PrRRi FAXAS TO
ID me directed by the Hon. B. n. Dibble, First
Justice Of the Peace in and for tho parish of Or
leans, will proceed to eell at public auction, ct
the corner Of First and Derhigny streets, ON SAT.
following described property, to Wit
TWO ONB-STORY FRAME BUILDINGS-one sit
uated at the corner Of First and Derbigny Streets
and the other situated ct the corner Of First and
Claiborne streets. Said buildings to be removed
fifteen days after date Of sale.
Seized in the shove entitled suit. a
Terms-Cash on the spot in United States treas-
urs notes DANIEL CROWLY,
apS Is Constable
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For RENT.


EOR RRNTLTILL OeTOBER-A WE'LL PUB
Bourbon and Dauphine streets, for what the house
costs unfnrnished, namely, 8loo per month. 70
responsible tenant, This house IL al the cars
business, etc, and has gas, paved yard, cistern,
Csrondeiet streef ap4 st
NOR RENT-FURNISHRD ROOMS, sIHGLY
Il in suits, 1t No. ia 81. Charles street. corner
Of North. mh5S I'm
DOOMS TO RRNT-ONB Oh TWO FINE,
Is had is s private fSmily, With OF without board,
whore the French and Rnglish languaeee arc
spoken, and free from the Annoyance Of ehildren1
By applying ct No. nj 81 Ann street, corner oI
Der6igny. Tho cars pass within . few. door, 81
tho house. Terms very moderate cc0
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WANTED.

GENTS WANTED FOE SATAN IN
"A Doeiety.-1his truly unique and very remark,
physiological stand point, in the best interests Of
fallen. strsgeling, paasion-eeFssd hum:nity: Pc
gone their scrutiny and received the '.0odsReed'
Of the best snd most discriminating. The general
verdict il that 1t 10 altogether remarkable book
make it, mark, and do good. The third edition Y
now ready, end agents arc meeting With most e.
e %ia ertieiams seut ss
Publisher, % West Fourth street, Cincinnati, Ohio
ap4S7 ltw
A WE'LL EDUCATED WIDOW LADY
a wishee shome in family, for which abe wo9bd
pcssesses. speaks German, French ard Bnslish
huently; 10 . good housckeeper ard manager
would take the entire care OF IN invalid going
Mrs. HAvELAND.. No 30 Camp street. Sels
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--r aga7sss5,rsa ss@assag
Manufacturer Of Vertical aud HoEisontal Steam
Engines, sugar Mill, DrAining Machines, saw
Mills Cotton 0er0Ws and Gearing, Iron COlnmns
and Fronts Of Buildingp, Furnace Mouths Crate
Bora, Bone Black Revivihess, Cos Retorts Railrcad
FrOgs, ETC.; Low Pressure, Locomotive Flue and
Cylinder Boilers Of al kinA Filters, juice Boxes
and CHARTERS, etc. n012 "
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WOOD---COAL..
MACHINERY.

n,ROURKB Il NlRAGHRR
" Edward ORourke-AAthew Meagher)
Steam Boiler Manufacturers and Blacksnliths,
Nos lS3 and lo5 Fulton and SO New Lovee streets,
between St. Joseph and Julia streetA Residence-
No. go Clio street Low Pressure, tocomottves
Juice Boxes made ct shortest notice, and all work
done ct this establishment WIN be guaranteed
in the city or elsewhere. fel6 ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-05

E. G. Palmer Il Co., VI. J. J. Daley
First Justice Court, parish Of Orleans, No. 49,
ID me directed by the Hon. H. u. Dibble First
Justice Of the Peace IN and for the parish Of Or
leans, win proceed to sell at public auction, ct
April 10, 1871, ct twelve o'clock M u =
Two THOUSAND SHINGLES, and one lot Of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Nei1ed in the above suit.
Terms-Cash ON the spot in United States treas-
ury notes. DANIEL CROWLRY
0pS st Constable
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n c. McCAN.
IRON AND BRASS FOUNDER,
O0ce, No. 13S Fulton Street.

Manufacturer Of Vertical and Horizontal Steam
Engines, Boilers, Sugar Aills, Vacuum Pans. Sugar
Kettles Clarifers, Filters, Steam and Horse Power
Draining Machines, Saw Mills Gin Gearing, Furnace
Mouths, Crate Bars. etc. Second hand Machinery
end Boilers always for sale.
Steamship and Steamboat Repairs promptly at-
tended 70. ann "
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CAIRO.

u. Lssis asd New 0rlsens Packet Cen
FOR CAIRO AND 81. LOUIS
aDl1pcis Cenaral RallrssA Paekees.
r. ~ Pc s.Is ss3'ssS ns C1 ass..n nrr
stsazers Of this lns win lssve -
COMMONWEALTH. ........... SRDAM, Master
Leaves ON THURSDAY, April q. 1t r. =.
R1r:EIN0OND GREEN; Master
Leaves On sATURDAY. April .. ct s r. u.
Giving through I'm: q lading e 81 RstSt. Sa sns
Nort6vestern railroad. and Aemph's and one
Rsiiroed-slso to st. HouiA =,
points Hast, West and North. BY ~ the various
routes vin Memphis, Cairo and 81. Louis state.
rooms secured 1t General Once lo4 common
A a WOODS General Agent.
+ l04 Common street.
c. q. WAYNE, Freight Agent,
JOHN \. Boi1NGRR Prssident.
1ills e lsding i:r ~ fssishts svsr the Illinois
Central sa'1'ea; ssnSsaa s = ~ I T1cxER,
mh4 s. Carondelet street.
NEW ORLEANS, CHICAGO AND THB
4sa WEST. e
THE ILLINOIS CRNrRAL RAILROAD =
BLUE LINE. VIA CAIRO.
N~ WIN TAKE Frsishe fFsa
PyIH4 Now Orleans on arst-ela.s steam
LEAVING DAILY. At 1--WE p. H.. rO1
Cairo. Chleagoy and Al Points NoFsA,
West and Ease, &C ~ Lowest Rasss.
All rates and IN through birs Of ladine nom Nsv
Orleano by above route given, signed and recog.
nised only q the General Ofhce ofthe Company,
No. IS CarOndelet street.
Ter cliareoe st Cairo and their goods arc AlWAyo
unaer cover. and NO charges bro made TOR 1orWdAE-
In. - 80 JAMES T. TUCKER ~
TIA (3AneFal Aren't.
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BUSINESS CHANGES.

BUSINESS CHANGES. !.
NJOTICE.-The firm Of J. y. Bres Co. 10 this
IN day dissolved by mutual consent, Wade =.
Bough retiring from the firm. J. B. Bres viii
continue the business for his own account, under
the name and style Of J. B. BRke, and assumes the
liabilities Of the old firm.
J. B. BREN
WADE H HOUGH.
New Orleans, January l, 1871.
NB-The underslgned thanks his friends for
past fAvors, and sOlicits continuance for his sue
cessor. WADE 81. HOUHH.
mh2S lot
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Leaves THIS DAY, 81 5 p. II.
Aan~ \ Fer &c. Louie, Cairo, Me9p
I4AN phis vicksburR, Matches and the
E1!Gy Bends-The elegant and sw,ft
passenger steamer
II. y. TURNER.
W. J. Rusx, Master,
VIM leave - above for the abeve and all interme-
date landings. For freight Or passage apply ON
board or TO
.sr.rs Ut. BURDRAC,s = -
ap9 No. 10 Poydras street.
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Good ordinary sold - low ~ 12c for an
average list and as high as 1850 for strict.
The demand was fair throughout the day,
with manifest tendency in favor Of fac
tors, but hardly resulting in quotable
advancA within the range Of our figures;
however, factors, in several cases, realized
lsc more than they could have had yester-
day.
The sales for the past three days, includ-
ing 1e0 additional yesterday, sum mp 20, 400
bales, and the receipts amount to 1890
bales, including 385 from other delivery
ports, and 1861 proper, against u ,o72 pro-
per for the corresponding time last week
and Il, $50 last year. Receipts proper since
August 81, l,l93, 679 bales, against So, 476
last year. The exports comprise %, l26
bales, embracing 463l to Liverpool, $3.50 to
Havre, $500 to Amsterdam, 1895 to Cron-
stadt, Cos to Barcelona. 146 to Genoa, $40
Vera Cruz, 1866 to Boston, 1897 to New York
and IS to Baltimore,
The Exchange reports: Demand active,
\
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REMOVALS..

The Board Of state Assessors have removed their
oce from the corner Of Cont and Royal streets to
Room No. g. Callers Court. Caronaeet street, be-
tween Canal and Common streets.
nIh3o limo JW SWORDS, President.
n ENlOVAL-DR. O. ANFOUX HAS REMOVED
H his ONCE to No. ;. Carondelet street. up staiIs
near Canal. III IN cod
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LOWER COAST.

Regular Lever Coast PackoeJTWaeo q
Week. :, :
Leaves every WEDNESDAY and aATURDAY.
Fer the Forts, Buras.
MN Point-ala-Hache and Al plants.
e ton landings-The now steanse
BANNOCK CITY.
Tin place Of the Bradish Johnsou,)
ynv1 Possy, Master. O. CANTON, Jr., Clerk.
Will leave - above, returning every Monday
and Thursday. ]. II. PHTRRSON
jail 164 (9vAvjep atrenk
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BATON ROUGE.

AO~ New Orleans, Coase, Daten
L Rouge and Crosse Teto kailroad
semt-weekly passenger packet
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": = 0nnArHcuss, Master JAMS McKzaor, Clerk,
WIN iesve MsM Orleans every SATURDAY, ats p
passage apply On board, or 70
feS Inn 3. o. NRhANCON, II Cont street.
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Russian ship Dogmar. Kolstran. Q days from Havana
in ballast to w BuddendorG-
Spanish bark Jarusco. Cabamo. days fiom Havar
M, in ballast, to PUG Bros
Russian bark Etorfuist, COnstine, days from Ha-
vanA, in ballast to " Buddendorh-
Schooner Constance, Adnet, days nom RustAn
Island to K Morgan kco-
Schooner Lizzie Lima, Edna, from Ruatan leland, to
0acheca-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-09-21
Did Gen, Butler Steal a Negro 2

The full text Of General B. F. But
lers's last speech in advocacy of his
claims to the governorship of Mas
sachusetts, as reported in the New
York Tribune, contains the following
significant passage, which is as near
to candor as could be expected. Gen
raj Butler says:
"I did not love slavery much bet
ter than men who prated much loud
er aboutit. see that I am told by
every Springfield paper that | voted
thirty-seven times or ffty-seven times
for Jeff. Davis. I did-to preserve
the Union. They tell you that eve
ry time, but they don't tell you
that the boat on which I came away
from Charleston had fugitive slave.
It is evident here that General
Butler wishes to make capital for
himself in a quarter where he thinks
the violation of law in connection
with a then existing domestic insti.
tuition of some of the States was re-
garded as tolerable if not noble
thing. He takes care not to assert
fatty that he himself did run of:
slave; and perhaps it is we'll that he
dces not so assert, for there are few
that would believe that he had eth
er the courage or the feelings in op'
position to slavery that would have
induced such an act at that time
Bait. Sun.