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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-23

Executive Committee;
DR.. W. q. AUSTIN, T. NJ. SIMMONS,
C. H. REED, s. H. ABLY,
MAJOR G. L. HALL
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Other Ports Opened to Commerce
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Late News from South America
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CoNeRATULATORY SPEECH BY THEIRS
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-07-15

CREAeERsrowN DIsTRICT-The rava-
gcf of the potato bug have extended to
this section, They have gone through the
potato vines stripping them bare They
were scraped up by the peck in the garden
of Mr. John w. Staup. Lime ana soap
suds poured on the vines is good remedy
for this pcstilent insect, which is doing a
good deal Of mischief.
Mr.. George Graham. residing ncighbor
to Mr.. Cornelius Ridges farm on Hunting
creek, is retitting up his house in good style.
When completed, it will be q valuable I'M
provcment to the cdifice.
On las, Thursday, Mr.. Calvin Hirea, OF
near Lcwistown, met with an accident to
his thrcshing machine. He had just closed
threshing for Mr. f. Warner, at the Castle
farm, near Hunting creek, and was about
hauling his machine away, but before doing
SO he Left his horses standing while he went
to get a drink Of water, and when absent
his two horses took fright. and ran oil,
going up the road to near Eichotzs mill
before they were stopped. The famous
Ohio Threshcr on which he had prldcd
himself ~ much, was badly mashed mp and
had to be taken in pieces to MIR. John
Weller's shop at Lewistown for repairs
He has sent to New York for new iron,
Mr.. Prcsly Weller, an ingenious MECHANIC,
proposes to repair is II originally cost
800.
The Democracy Of this District
have chosen the following Delegates
to the Democratic County Convention !:
Joshua Biggs, Michael Nmmcrlnan
James X. Waters, Erskine T. Taylor
James Null II j. Krisc and John {.
Srlsaru.
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Slavery ia now abolished and abol-

Slavery is now abolished and abol.
ished forever. We are all Abolition.
lists now; and if it is term Of re.
preach the people Of the United
States are all guilty alike. LET the
dead bury their dead" We are for q
"Ncw Departure" We believe with
the late G. L. Vallandigham, if the
Democratic party is ever again to come
into power in the nation, it must blot
out the history of the past and take g
new start. 1t must stand up for the
Constitution AS IT IS, whether they
had any share in, or approved Of the
18th and 18th Amendments or not
1t is the law Of the land now, and it
has to be obeyed. To shut our eyes
to this glazing truth, is to invite de-
feat and our total humiliation as a
party. Thank God we have risen
above the passions and prejudices OF
the hour, and under the cheering
signs Of the New Departure" drawn
up by Mr.. Vallandigham and approved
by Judge Chase, the Democratic party,
if true to its mission, of Liberty and
progress to all men, with Chief JUS
tice CHASE pure man, a christian
and honest man for its standard bear
er, can yet achieve many glorious
triu1nphs !-Ohio Democrat.
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res. We understand that Mr. Val
Iarbaugh, proprietor Of the What
heer" House, Sabillasville, will give
=. Grand Ball On the occasion Of the
rrival Of the Cars Of the Railroad
that interesting village, and invite
re Hon. John Lee Chapman, Presi-
'"nt Bokee, Gov. Geary and Hon
y lex. X Mcclure, Of Pa, Hon. Rob.
,.1 4. Banks, Hon. John Richie, Hon
'}m ?. Preston, Hon john *. Long
, III, Mr.. Placide, Senator Big,Y3s, Ia
Ter John McClcskcv, President Josh
"a. Motter, Frederick Black, ESQ.,,
resident John w, Carrot, Hon. G.
j., Fulton, Andrew G. Boyd, editor OF
-ae lIagerstown Free Press and
,,hcrs 10 be present to join in tt"
randango, and make speeches, etc.
I,arbaugh's Valley is one Of the most
l. .autiful and richest valleys in Fred
,ick county, and the advent Of the
cam whistle will add 100000 in
.lue to the property Of liauver ;
'ystrict. We speak adyisedly and
now whereof what we affirm. The
NOR Of ola 1Iarbaugh's Valley is
" at stake and we know her gen
rous and hospitaole people will do
&c thing that is right and gentee'.
Father Abraham would say, let
. celebration be a Big Thing.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-07-15
Reported f'r the '..itrr
EmmitSburg Branch Rail Road.
Cou,i rout.oh ct LnuT on Uc Lin

C1,uft mauftoh ct Lnud on Mc Lin,
t \ .'t::s for Inc purpose Of "stimaf sing Tn,
! valu" r the hnl. PASSED ever by She pro,
posed HraMh linr Railroad, ~s%ming from
Emmit slAtrg nrs com +scctin= With the Yves
tern Maryland at Rocky Ridge Station
me, At the warehouse of senator Biggs, on
| Tuesday last, She 10th inst. ~ hrtF.r OF
Mr. Bartgis, "ur county Dcp,%y Sheriff, We
proceeded 70 the farm Of IL. lssiNr-, when
we were halted and a selection of IL t,at OF
20 Jurors We're cmpaTnrtel and ordered "
take up a line of march .hfoNsh sid farm
when she advantages sfnri disat7@HHgcs
of constructing a kailyoat 'stcre ~bly dis.
cusscd by Mr.. McCrcry On The pant of tn,
Company, and by Hf. Wood on the part OF
Mr.. lMincr. The jury retired and after
some debate arose with one accord, allow
ing Mr. NeiAcr til. aMolust OF A.tni25. 4
! quite substantial dinner was then indulgcd
in at the hotel of our friend, Mr. Ecker
Dinner lost sight Of ansfhtr Of ,Oui worthy
Deputy Shcritls mounted in sad,Nt, -rjlcrc'l
another line of march through tn, land OF
Geo. W. Appold, hating, the hurry s,on ar
rived at the conciuioa tha' s29D would
cover all damages.
Thence to and through the attl IF f.
Ecksnrode. resulting in 1851 damages
Night falling fast, and raining AZ inNtr-
walls, the cry of AN invitation to W.. St
Mary's College to supper, lodging break
from the Worthy Vice Presidents of chat fn.
stiMton.
It is useless here to ocmmrfrt ~ any such
welcome tidings as that proved itself to be
All han1s aboard, but short time cl,,psctl
when we found ourselves hcartill weftoh,cd
and kirrhy cared for by l'ahcTJohA Ne
C1oSkcy, at .hs C.ilsHe, who crrtainsN did
not fail to make us feel comfnrtshlc.
WEDNESDAY morning, July 1lh
So'cloCk having arrived, told us that it
was now time tilMe to So safl Ter ,.oAk -
Arriving at the land of C.r9 X. Uytlman, 4
Jury was soon ordered to- march over
Rather an unusual time was devoted before
a conclusion arrived at when c. Il CSel
man was awarded $500.
Lunch, by order of Father John.
Thence to the land Of VIM kountz 9he
received as damages $500.
Afterwards nominal observation close,
the work on the line.
! Dinner was our next consideration. Nc
time, however, was lost in reaching tn,
hospitable home Of every body's friend,
when ample justice was done to both mar
and table.
The evening now closing in the day, W,
were obliged to turn our attention to ON
respective homes, when three loud, heart,
cheers rcverberated round and about oil,
Mt. st. Mary's College, not soon to be for
gotten. L.
Persons who have lightning rods attach
ed to their buildings should see that the,
are i'll proper order.
sG" Delegates to the Democrat,
Convention from Emmitsburg Dis
trict James Owen, James A. Elder
Ihoma$ 6. Ohlcr Joseph Eycrs anr
I. $. Tancv.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-07-15

'Aay- One thousand emigrants a
,onth are pouring into Oregon and
I % passengers or travellers IN search
Fl health and pleasure would pour
Ito Mechanicstown every week, this
v:Arm weather, if there WAS only room
r4ough to store them away.
ye5- The Hon. 3. +. Turner, colored
r1ombcr of Congress from Alabama,
,.as appointed John Gee, a colcred boy
.aployed in the Office Of the Selma
.Alabama) Times, q cadet to West
"oint-both Congressman and his ap-
.Yintee having been before the wal
!. ayes @: DR.. Gee, Of Selma.
M,y. Lord Butte, already one Of the
r;,hest men in the world, is shortly tc
larry Miss Foy--a niece Of Lady
EIolland--a Catholic lady of rart
:,.auty and accomplishments, and o
wealth that is described as princely
sey The Prince Georgian, published
Il Upper Marlboro, in this state
rongly urges the nomination Of tn
Ion. Daniel Clarke, of Prince George
r2unty, for Attorney General.
The President of the United State
as pordonod c, G Bowen, ex-memhe
{ Congress from South Carolina, re
Gently convicted Of bigamy.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-07-15
HAUTERS DISTRICT.
SAp1LLAsv1LLE, July 12, 1871.

SADlLLASF1LLE, July ~, 1o'A'
We had two meetings of the Democratic
Conservative party of this District, on Sat
urday, the 8th inst. The first meeting Sc
lected Messrs Samuel Bussard, Thomas Z
Fox, Joseph Brown, John Gall and ~. Il
D. Barrick as Delegates to the County Con
vention on the 1sth inst. The second meet
ing made choice of Val. Harbaugh, John
stem, George Hiram Fox, Hiram Wolf and
William Crcegcr. Both delegations, arc
favorable to the nomination Of VIM. Fink,
ney Whyte for Governor.
A good many stray bees have visited
this region this summer and been hlved III
the mountain. The swarms have come
from a distance and settled here to sip the
honey dew found in great abundance on
the leaves of our chestnut trees.
We are, looking for the, advent Of the
Western Maryland Railroad with common
dable patience. When will the locolno-
tive reach heref
Sabillasville is improving some, and when
the cars reach this point, 1t will improve n
great deal more.
Our farmers have been blessed with fine
crops, and are satisfied with the condition
OF affairs in that line
Mr. Lewis Crawford g. Bro. continue to
do good business in disposing Of dry goods
and groceries.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-07-15
Grand Civic Triumph.

We are happy to announce that the
E ,rs of the Western Maryland Rail
rad have passed over the Owlngs'
,reck bridge in safety. The Bridge
# Lodi is crossed and the grand Army
f track LAYERS are on their winding
ny up Harbaugh's Valley. Two
lilies west Of the bridge the iron rails
awe been nailed down, and with
-'enty Of ties, rails and spikes on hand,
40 are authorized by Mr.. Placido to
s.ntc, that by the 10th of August the
>.,rs will make the trip to Sabillas-
vile with flying colors.
Now then let Mr.. Val. Harbaugh
lewis Crawford, Henry Harbaugh, A
W. Manahan, George Harbaugh, DR.
l|arrick, John Stem, Joseph Brown
nd all the good citizens of HarbauSh's
Valley get ready and kill the tattcd
= If. Let them get up a glorious eel
",ratlon of the occasion. Having
4st gathered such a bountiful har-
vest, let it be real old fashioned
Harvest Homo Railroad frolic. In
.;.te the citizens Of Baltimore, West
suinster, Frederick, Hagerstown, En-
,aitsburg, Union Bridge, smithsburg
Wolfsville, Wayncsboro' and Millers-
,,wn-in fact all the friends Of this
:::eat enterprise to participate in the
rand opening exercises. Make it the
G owning jubilee of the harvest season.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-07-15

Mr. Enron :-Ot late Won hav" lad con
siderable to- sat about Big Nbicl" il
Mcchanicstown. Sow permit IN" to 50,
that We, t'-s. sre in wan: q q "lt;y hotel" il
Emmitsbuvy {, is necessity here and
hope that t.rc will be built, and that, too
bcfpr" long.
1t is now y Gard fact ;hdt $40 ire to hav,
a railroad ,;rs't next 'lr.e hysrt, for tn,
strangers ar" s'rrl,r. isN~ town and canno,
bc all cont, ,s1lhsv arcoNm oClatc,l. notwth
standing thr nuss1r, ST ptivntr boarding
houses o,rn,1' and iF'cd. Who will com,
and star, a fi2 Lotci?' for i, -il pay
Don't all sp.7,k at onc" In hsr'e.
Yours truly, E.SFERrRIsE
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-07-15

CArocr1N D1sTRlcr.-At u meeting OF
the Democrats Of Catoctin District, held at
Wolfsville, on the 9Th inst, Judge iona.
than D. English in the Chair, the following
persons were appointed Delegates to the
Democratic County Convention to meet at
Frederick, on the 18th inst: Jacob Wolf
Delias r. Stottlemycr, John Stottlrmycr
Elias {. Dusing and Daniel Warrenfels.
Mr. Zcfophchad Duvalf, whose flour mill
on Middle creek was burnt down a few
weeks ago talks of rebuilding it. Hc was
partially insured,
Squirrels and rabbits arc plentiful in this
section, but partridges are scarce.
When the W ". Y. Il. gets completed to
Smithsburg, that place will become our
trading point, as it is only six miles from
here, over apretty good road.
Our Postmaster Mr.. John r. haHgins,
thinks the Republicans will give the Dem
ocrats a pretty tight nul' in this District
next NVcmbcr.
This District !r.s ,hc finest timber land
in Frederick county.
CT The carpenters commenced on Mon
day last repairing the United Brethren
Church Of WolfSvilc.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-07-15

AN INTERESTING WEDDING AZ
= AIR.-The Hon. John Lee Chapman,
.val Officer of the City Of Baltl-
ore, and at one time President OF
- 10 w. NJ. R. r., was married IN the
ty of Washington, on the 18th OF
= lly, to Miss Alice Thompson, young
9 t daughter Of William Thompson,
"a. The wedding took place at the
/. .it,ence Of Mr.. German Crandell, on
. street, and the service WAS perform
II BY Rev DR.. H0lmead, Rector OF
trace Church. \ number of tasteful
D.. ri valuable presents testified to the
rn regard in which the amiasslc
!: .ide and her much respected hus-
!: md are held I'ho happy pair left
, 4 bridal trip TO Niagara, and other
,Ints of interest.
His Honor the Tx Mayor of Balti-
e,ore, and his beautiful bride should
sit Mechanicstown and Monterey
prings, and receive the congratulate
-.ons of his numerous friends IN this
{ larttr.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-07-15

ToArs.-Wc are informed that Ci1fing a
thunder storm and rain, ON Tt,"*iat night
last, large quantity Of small tn,f'S fell at
the ground was literally cogtrctt With them.
So says our intorlntnt, who was ny eve wit
moss TO the fact We bclic7A the theory
that toads are sometimes rainttf down from
tho clouds To he correct.
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notice.!

y NAkEN up within the limits of y e
Il Corporation, two White Shoat,
J II. COVER,
july llth. !NI. Balls
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Mrs. G. L. VALLANDlGuAM.-
G. L. Vallandigham, accompanied by
her young son, arrived at Cumberland
Md, on Friday morning, the 7th IN
slant, and 10 stopping at the residence
of her brothcr.in law, DR.. r. S. Nc.
Kaig. We very greatly regret, says
the Cumberland Nc,rS, to be informed
that this estimable lady is still in {
state Of dcplorablo mental and bodily
health, suporinduced by The tragica
death of her husband. She is in sucl
a condition as to be scarcely aware o
the presence of her friends. 1t is t
be hoped that soon she will be i'm
proved.
! A good rlle-to keep good company an'
Vie cue Of The number
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-07-15

! rain on last Saturday, and refreshing
shower ON Tuesday evening. This Will
the warm e,n!4huc, has caused corn, pola
toes. grass arN vegetation generally /,
,pruu, up ard xro7s with great }H*u!laace
The CoaING CONTEST The polit-
zeal cauldron begins to boilanh bubble
At the election next November III this
State, these will h"ye TO &c ehsserI-
A Governor
4 Comptroller Of STATE
An Attorney General, In the cor;nty
A State Senator;
6 mernbors Of House Ct Delegates
a Sheriff;
8 Judges Of she Orphans Court
5 County Commissioners;
A Circuit judge for the 9th Judi
ciaI District, composed Of frederick
aud Montgomery counties, to fill tho
vacancy occasioned by the death Of
the Hon. Madison Nelson.
MExlco-The latest news from
Mexico, received by dispatches to the
I'd instant, from the capital Of the
country, states it is believed the oppo-
sition to BENITo JUAEEz will have q
large majority in Congress.
The Batopibax mines Of Chihuahua
are yielding fabulously. One of the
mines yields 500, 900 weekly. The
mines Of Guasapares and Guadalupe
y Calvo are equally rich in the pre-
cious metals. Masses of pure silver,
of several hundred weight, are cx-
tracted
Leading journals say the ruin Of
Mexico is owing to contracts with and
roclamations by the United States,
which lay Mexico bare.
se,y~ In Ohio the Republicans have
nominated Gen. +. I. Noyes, a one
legged soldier of Cincinnati, Us their
candidate for Governor. lie lost his
leg, or rather was shot through the
ANGLE while leading a successful charge
on the Confederate lines, at place
called RuH's Mills, about 90 miles
west Of Atlanta, Ga, July +, 1861
The Republicans will open the cam
paign on the LIST Of August, and &C
into the contest with fine Spirits
Their Central Committee are going te
make extensive arrangements to bring
every voter to the polls. They should
do it.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-07-15

Esfs The Democratic Ccuntv ton
vcntion meets in Frederick to-ttay,
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RAIN AND SuAsisfHy~-N had fine
rain on last Saturday, and a refreshing
shower ON TUESDAY evening. This with
the warm s,.-hiu,, has caused corn pola-
toes. grass arN v:7Ee'oti"n generally to
,pruut up ard xro's with great }HtuIiaacr.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-31
MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

New TOaK.. January 80, Evening. Got.
ton closed quiet and weak; sales to-day
$500 bales; middling uplands l5lec. Flour:
Southern tirner: common to good extra
s. 60: good to choice 81 65dS IS.
Whisky iirlncr at % 95la3. Wheat active
and tlrmer: winter red and amber Western
81 30 q 81. Corn trmer: new sc a Sc.
Pork firm at S:3 q p, l2le. Beef active and
irmey; plain mess 500 -; extra mess Is 5a
:, -. Lard heavy at l544 l3lac. Naval
stores steady. Tallow quiet. Freights
firm.
C!>cI>sATi. January 3O-Cotton quiet
and unchanged: middling l4's 01434c.
Flour in only limited .jobbing demand:
flmiis 50 So. T. Wheat excited and higher:
red S! 80 40. Corn in good demand at
t,.i prices: sheled 53c: in the ear 33c. Rye
scarce and firm at 81 t3 a o.. Oats in fair
demand: No. - a ljc. Provisions irregU.
lar: opened huoyant under French news.
So 81, Lard held Eat !2l4 l22ic. but lac
less offered: no sales. Bulk meats: ,Shou..
de-. hc.. al: Size: clear rib sides l05sc: clear
s.irs iII;c. Bacon higher: shoulders lOC:
sides j, me. Hogs i'll good demand at
ia: prices. !, :.5as. Whisky S9c.
~. i.cyI-. january "o.-F.our buoyan.
BIZ. unsettled at =, a J0c higher: supertine
Nhca. higher: No. :: spring oSc: No. . red
w.nrcr - 30. Corn firm and III fair demand
q. - 50, :oc mixed III bU,i. so a SIC for
,.'!"w. Oats tS0 .ic n bulk: "a a SIC
sac:.e.:. Ey- irm 1t :.c. Bull. meat,
Gl..t and II .oc.i order demand; shoulders
i4,: side. - .,c: swte: pici..ed hams .!i4c.
Bacon: >l,uldev. Tee: clear -,b I.s; clear
s.,.s ..i.r. Lard .uic; ~. l4i.c. Choice
hogs :..,u "a: :. -. Cattle -...dy. Whisky
sd "-C.
Foreign Markets.
i.:vi.ro".. January ~. Afternoon
,:i:. n. ",..au..-, S's.i; Orleans. 81. q s ID.
but ,.'..e- AZ. actually a shade lower.
H.,., .:.."U ships loading >: Savannah and
Cha. .-:"i. 81 :. .d for mi,diing uplauds
!.oHi.u. january 80. Evening ,--Consola
closed az" a 2.l.. Bonds 9G7s.
i!.E.Fo.i.. January 80. Evening Got.
.on sai., ON named vessel, loading at
Hob.-e Sisd. from the saHlc port already az
sea. SG> sd :or mddhn. Mobile. Red
winter whea: lis IL. Lard buoyant, Cos.
HAVANA. January 30.--Srga-: All quota
ton. slightly advanced. with an improved
demand and small business. Prices firm.
Nos. 10 to /. acknowledgement at 9ai
l0la reals: Nos. IS to 20 advancing
quoted AZ ia a 1873. Muscovado nrm.
Exported during the week from Havana
| and Matanzas, 900 boxes $500 hhds, o!
| which 5000 boxes and 1900 hhds went to th.
United States. Remaining in warehouses at
Havana and Matanzas, AZ 900 boxeAand 1000
(ooNTNv1D on HI0HTH PAGE
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-31
Co,nnl,ni.,t-i'
TIE PROPOSED NEW PARISH.
:!,.,... ..:r;:IyCAS.

i..,-..: ...:'; :I!CAS
A. the creation Of a ncw parish oHt of the
F.iic!;na- has been ma'ica subject OF news
paper .:':ti. :s.n. and pret;,: broad s:rictuyes
from the opposition. vi no .oycr:lv insinuate
:.l.;: :. II. mover, IN this matter are needy
aIv.n."re.s and carpe:-hay ,e:s. We ask
ihrcug:, .!ie columns ot .voU: paper to be
Sc: :. .hc. W. claim 10 vep-csen. the whole
territory marked out toc the new parish. as
OF: petition and the number o. signatures
tlerG.o VIII show. CDe "I tae opposition,
Il YER. able and e.onucn: member of the
Clinton bar. stated before the committee
that "i::' petition was 40: signed by some of
the .ci.i.n. men. We as>cr: t.lI. our petit
ton was signed by ever inteII:gen and en-
:e.p.is.a. man. both white and ,oIored: and
when o.. parish is divided We vi. have a
sl.tcicnc:- o. capital. intelligence and IN
.!l:s1.y :.r every in'i.v.;ii'. 70 become Il
leading man
When w. cas-: Of the ::a!n:lie.> y: which
Clinton and lis surroundings have bound
u. we claim to haV .:rc zen sufficient in
ou: n..v- parish 20 RESCUE !. from the dead
.cth"r-y .i:o w.lioh it .s nov unfortunately
fallen |. III. movers Of This measure are
carpet ~. -.c.s and otii:.-se.llsrs, there are
owe. Il: teen hundred OF rs, black and white.
ANA i, W; bother the Legislature. and Gov
emo: Wa.alo.Il included. - tn.i Us all
places.
No. NJ. Ra.:HL!CAH. Many o. IS may be
needy enough these hard times. but we hlrl
the assertion back IN. the :a,e o; those who
say We AK. aiyenti.rcvs. This contest. which
:, mainly carried on By the Clinton bar.
AMI ":I1e. large propecty-lolde:s in that
vicinity. we would wish &. See conducted in
Il s..ici: o.. :.uncss and cand"r. and without
cesort:n- 20 any miserable srb:ert,l.es
w.4:c.. las aec. done Ivy IN. :::d o: their
two newspapers. Mercy. gentlemen of the
press. Y"..c town i. c-ta o..she.I: y"u have
:hc:. wealth and enterprise. and YOU are
r.:nniu. -ou: two papers. loU si:r.!; have
s:,:!c.,n: ability 20 hold - what you have
go. ana .,r;.nt Us the privilege o: starting
L nrwsptpe: II Jackson. lrG would be Il
m.ci. greater bcneti. - mankind i the
mon" :ili energy youcNrc2l! n the tetra:
o: :i.- measure you turn - t.. .a:e:I!a! IN
.:rrc.nA;!: o: your pa.i-.l.
TIE JACKSON DE...:.G N.'i1S.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-31
NEW YORK.
The ia!e Colonel Alexander Once More
AHve-l:Ovcrnment- SirOEg-SOutierns
Drll-Adires. to the kiES Of Italy.

New NoRK, January :0.-Coloncl Alex
an,te-. formerly Supervisor OF Internal
Revenue at New Orleans. who was arrested
last week ut Boston, charged with detaica
ton. was brought into Marshal Sharp's office
this morning. en- route - Washington.
New YORK, january 30. Evening
NOney cioscu at 5UH = cent. Exchange
firm Gold III 0l.lls. Governments are
strong bu. closed quiet: iivetwenties of
1862. ii)i.. Southern securities dull. hu:
stcad;. Tcnnessee>. 'A;s: new Cti.: Viz
giiias 81, new 81: Louisiana skies TO.
new g.; icvvc skies y. eishts so. Alabama
eight. -; .i"es So; Georgia s.xcs S!is:
seven 81; North Caro!inas 4O. new S:1.;;
South Caro,.nas -. new cola.
Discounts. closed IS. Leading bankers
are indifferent about drawing sterling. pre-
terr!ns to wait events succetdin. tac suI-
render OF Paris.
Gol.: Nor. active. Skies o: 1881. ii3i,
:ivc-:wcnt.c> o. 1862. nos: sixty-.ouls.
1899, >ixt: -.iye-. 1905: new. 'GS!. sixty
sevenS. !t>'.: sixty yeigi.t.. !1': :rn-!,.;;c..
1924.
Al..:"i: >:ea.ns,i, s.. .:Lo:.'
the ..;-,i sxies have accepted :;IJtI
contributed. by Tal,lnany Hall.
Al address 70 IN. King o: f..i.- VIII,
numerous signatures o. prominent citizens.
vii! shortly -. forwarded. 'An. addr.s.
CLOSES a, follows:
''i:.r :l..'n!'H ot the "a. W.. stimulate
you - nv achievements. W assure .voi
ot "llr heartfelt symuatn" WA =. H"Hr
efforts :.r ;,le .ood %. !;a'r. -. belize.
you agree With Us. that .,r :'l:r-. wi-,icn,
o: all .U,,:> !, :p;.n,: III Just. so, be:ct:
c.nce :. -. iL.l.: 40. t..,. .r9.:'+. earthly
.;.. - ...e ncoo.: = that ..!.r2r..i ciuc.
ton "l... = III" Strength, % 80 country.
and vL.':, a.i:,,; be the hope ~ y. -. We
WISH -; ;"': , Jon. and glorious .c.gn: :,r
you. pr".,. progress and r-o.r-.:'.. '"o
united :.',y Independence. s.,b.,'.1 ".i
.lnn.r ..:.,. ~. world stands