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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-08-19

"LEAYE No STING pruIxn.n

Tho Mandrake pil'- sol ~ one uf 'urc's
nohlest Ciftsthe Ipdnuiii'Efn pelituiE. They p,s-
al the bpnt--ercEin. Alternative Properties vi
C5llJmcl but, unlike Ca!vi.Ie.. they
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-08-19

Mr.. EDIToR-Your old friend SwIPEs of the
JeBerS0Rtah is about as near the truth as usual,
when he says you tried TO get up a quarrel
with the chairman of the caucus meeting on
Saturday evening. As your suggestion was
adopted, and resulted us it was intimated it
might, it isn't easy to see where the quarrel
could come in. II seems by the same author.
lty, that yoa were, on the SAME occasion, "de.
fcated as Il candidate to the republican county
convention" This will probably be news 10
yourself and the public, Oh, It is pittiful to
he "pld and blind" and unable ta hear or uni
derstand anything Yours, nlABoLtS
A yonng lpan generally gives lock
of his hair to his sweetheart before he
marries her. After marriage, she some.
.s.r,a. Lnlk,e l.. ..nlH il, "a
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~ its regular annual meeting lor the election
OF directors and tue taking ii survey OF the H.
nancial condition OF things, and arranging
for the future. The company, as we Jude
from the Times, has not been entirely harmo-
NOUS, and an ilor WAS made to LrIns ab, vi u
change in its board OF dire clors, which, how
ever, was not successful. The old board was
substantially if not entirely, reelected. In
anticipation OF change, some stock changed
hands at rs cents on the dJllIr, The stock
is estimated al 80 cents. Considering the loss
sustained by the burning out OF the old estab.
lishment, this, perhaps, is not Il discouraging
range. The ground of difference among the
directors, we understand, had reference to the
expenditures in the fitting and ordering OF the
concern The establishment is IL very complete
one, as well in its building us in The excellence
of its machinery, and everything about it
bears the Impress of true mechanical tact and
skill, and the work turned out is creditable
both 10 company and operatives. Its 90 horse
engine is model Of beauty, power and
smooth and quiet operating 1t is under the
management of LEWIS SCovILLE, one of our
Ashta6ula boys, whose acquaintance with,
and care Of it, shows his fitness for the posi-
ton. Geneva may be proud of the concern,
and she has our congratualion upon the order
comfort and genial good leelinC, with which
our friend Tom FULLER has the knack of in
spring travellers and guests.
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can confidently say that simmons Liver Regulator
has done me more good than all tie medicine ever
used. shall never be without It, JOHN. j. ALLEN,
Rihh Countv
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USE Dr. Reno's Catarrh Specific. Sold by
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DIR. JOSEPH II. SCHENCK'S SIMPLE
TREATMENT,

and availed Themselves ~ bis wonderfully cGcaciJus
medicines. they would not have fallen.
DR.. Schc0ck has in ltIs proved that uhr--
ever sufficient vitality remains. t.f vitality hy his
medicines and his objections for L.c use is qulcke-
ID into hcathfui vgy-.
IN this statement there is n"t'iug Jfr 4uur'uaus.
To tho faith u the invalid made ',i
thtt - n"t ttgu sand time sur'nntnt-t BY wing
and visible works. InC Theory ..H cur. by IJT.
Schencks medicines - as siu,ne II Is uufalI.u.
Its philosophy requires Argument. Il l. sI.-a
ing, se!f-cDnviBcng.
The Sea-Ueed Tome and MGndrakn Pills are the fr
two weapons with whicn tho citHdel OF tie aly
assdted. Two thirds OF the Of c.n~uuptipn
originate IN Dyspepsia nn1 = functtnaly dis rdcred
liver. With this cyIdtiu the bronchial tubes
pathiZe" with the stomach. They respond g. g
m1rbifc action Of the liver. Here thcn the cr!-
mInutinV result and the setting in. VITA AL It's dis
treSsiuy syGIy yVy.as, Of
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LOCAL NOTICES.


srSrross Slight pain In tho side. The skIn md eye
assume thick yellow cont. diycstiOu is Impaired 1n
unpleasant sinking sensation the pit ~ tho stomach
j. oxpersbced The bowels are tegilsr the mind ffet.
fal. ihe memory weakened. sometines silpbt conqh
cpdness ~ the hands and feet sometimes os. Of apps
of the head. depressed spirits feeling " unceuainy Of
having len something undOne, but can't tell What Il Is
Take simmons Liver Regulator, u will remove III M
plelsant feelings and make you we'll
Every Family should Kecp Pages Armies
OH In the House.
u cnres scalds bnrns and itching humors
Cmlblalns wounds ana paibfol tumOrs,
al healing Ointment who can nnd
greater blessing 10 mankind.
Pages ArnIoa oil cures RheumAtl.m.
PAGES Mandrake Pll- cure Dyspepsia.
Pages Arnica Oil cures Pimplps n the Face;
RACES Aanirake PILE cure h' hdache.
13ti7 Sold by VI. NEwDERRY, Ashtabui.
The Confessions OF an InvaIId.-PubIlsbed
az warning aud Tor the benefit Of yovng and 9th.
err, who suffer from Nervous Debility, &c, supplying
the means Of self cure.
Written by ono who has cured himself and sent free
on receiving post paid directed envelope
Address, NATHANIEL MAYFAIR.
zo'z' '.--- BroO1lyn, n. Y.
Errors of Youtb.-A Gentleman who has srner.
cd for yenrs from NcrVUus Debility Premature Decay
and nl the effect Of youthful indescet0n will for the
sake Of suffering humanity. send free to eli who need il
by which be cured sun, rers Wishing to profit by
the adYcrtiser experience do % by odirc.sing in
perfect confidence, JOHN b. OGDEN.
025I ~ Cedar Street y. Y.
To ConsumtIycS.-The advertiser. having been
permanently cured Of that dread disease Consumption
by simple remedy T. anxious 10 make known TO his
ne VIII send copy OF the prescription used free Of
chnrge) with the directions for preparing and using the
same which they VIII hnd sure cure for Consumption,
Parties wishing the prescrpt will please address
REv. EDWARD A. WILSON.
lysI l65 So. Second st.. Williansburgh. y. Y.
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REPRESENTATIVE MATTERs-- --TOwNwIsE.-
The caucus cn Saturday evening for the sc.
lection Of delegates 10 the county and district
conventions, wus one Of unusual interest. The
two candidates-FITcH and HALL-by their
friends made pretty thorough work canvass.
Ing the township, and the fullness of the vote
showed how successfully 1t had been done.
Both parties had their lists of delegates made
up, printed and in the hands of their friends.
In advance, and most of the voters as they
came in were fully prepared with the ballots
they had decided to cast The hour of =
that fixed for opening the meeting
hardly arrived, when fcversh unensiness
was shown TO open the ball. AS soon as the
meeting was organized, the voting became
lively. The FITCH ticket was headed by ABEL
KRUM, and The HALL ticket by PETER
WRIGHT, and FAssETT and SHERMAN were
the Hall delegates to the District convention
at Madison, and REED aud EDWARDS those
upon the Fitch ticket. The Fitch ticket for
county delegates carried by 10 majority-the
vote standing S4 to 80. The Hall district delega-
ton succeeded by a majority of 7--the vote in
this case being "a TO OF. So close Il vote, 4 50
nearly balance of artes was hardly to be
expected. In the case of district delegates
there was propably little real difference of
sentiment with reference to the candidate for
the Judgeship. All claimed TO be for BooTH
first, and for CALDWELL next.
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Long Branch Correspondence N. Y Conn., 4dcertiser.
Subiugated.

The wife of gentleman at our hotel
tells II good story at her husbands ex.
pense. 1t is well understood that they
did not live pleasantly together, but evi-
dence of this is rarely seen in public.
The other evening when taking .her
usual drive-they are both high-spiri;ed
and hard to curb, and when their tempers
are aroused there is no controlling them
one word brought on another, when
the husband said "You will drive me
mad"
81 should call that admirable driving
relorted the wife.
"Another word - screamed the lady.
"Drive where you please she added,
into the sea. | can go as deep as you
dare to go, any day
He became furious, took her at her
word, and drove the horses and vehicle
into the ocean. They began to swim.
He held in, looking into her face, and
she laughed III his.
"Why do you stop p she demanded
exultingly, exhibiting not the slightest
alarm.
"You are a devil - he exclaimed,
'"' mug 'he HoiSes aoouI, hldklnH lOf
"By-r exclaimed the husband, iii you
say another word will drive down into
the sea-" They were then near one of
the roads, in the vicinity of Gen. Grants
cottage, that leads down to the beach.
shore with all expedition.
Pooh pooh ? laughed the tormentor
Learn from this that there is no place
where you dare to go, where dare not
accompany YOU
Even To-
'The only exception she answered,
with a ehuckle. 'rhere, my dear, leave
you.'
She had conquered. The pair returned
TO the house, and the only evidence of
anything extraordinary having occurred
was the appearance of the poor horses
Use Dr. Reno's catarrh Specific, Sold by
Rev Mr., DE LANCE, will preach at the
Union Church, East Village, at ten o'clock,
on Sunday morning next
MARRIED.
In uarpersfeld Aug. 9th, by Rev. d. HJwand Mr.
I. A. EEBBAHD, OF tiaesburg, ILL.,, TO Miss j. A. WILL
LIAMs, OF HaIpersdeld.
DIED.
announcements free; COmmendatorY Notices. half rate
In Sidney, Fremont Co., Iow0 Aug. I4th, NELSON A.
IALCOrr, formerly Resident of Jefferson, aged 81 yrs
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FOR RENT.

hOOMS formerally occupied by John
Mansfield, in Smiths New Block Also, one large
room on floor; also a DwengIlouse with barn
tached. near. Benham's Carria seShop. Have hand
and for sale one new and styli ii top carriage.
21tf T. 4. MOSHER Agent.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-08-19

The CoUSTY CONVENTION was probably
more numerously attended, and characterized
by deeper feeling and interest, because Of the
number Of representative candidates in the
field. The friends Of each rallied, and there
was but one untitled delegation, aud but one
vacancy in that. Besides Messrs Fitch and
Hayward, there were three other candidates
Tor legislative houors-Messrs. French, How
land and Hall Figuring and 6nessDg wns
lively business for most of the morning hour,
and the candidates. delegates and lobby mem
bers were upon the ground in good season.
The organization Of the convention was effect.
ed by the choice of ABEL KRUM, Esq, as
Chairman, and Mr.. MoRDOFF as vice, and
Mcssrs. d. G. ALLEN Of Conneaut and w. p.
SPENCER, Secretaries. This, with the ap.
pointmcnt of a committee on credentials, pre-
ceedcd the adjournment for dinner After
dinner the earnest work Of the convention
was entered upon. Before making the nomi.
nation for Representative, it was deemed i'm.
portant to give an expression of the conven.
tion on the present liquor law, by the follow
ing resolution, which was unanimously pass
ed
Resotred by this convention that IN confer.
ring the nomination for Representative, IL is
with the express understanding that the can
didate by accepting that nomination, pledges
himself to vote and exert his influence as
Representative against the repeal of the act
relating to the sale of intoxicating LIQUORS,
passed April 1S, 1870.
The first ballot for representative showed a
plurality for Hayward. There were three bal
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-08-19

That old political sinner, Frank Smith, Of
Harperfcld, was IL member OF the couvenliGn
and we lcarn--not without son.e plrasure-that
he has seen the error of his ways, and proposes
to vote the ticket that he helped to nominate
the McCook Ashtabua speech, we presume
rs i'll many other cascs-was II little too much
Io- Franks stomach. Hence the change
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L. w. Peck, for Coroner. had 90 votes to %
for Francis IL. Folle,t, and took the nominu-
ton.
The old Central Committee was reelected.
For Infrmary Director, Phillip Dole of &C.
neva, the present incumbent was reelected,
not however, without competition. The vote
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CONSUMPTION,
Its Cure and Its Preventive.
BYJ. H. SCHENCK, Nj.

Many human being has pissed Rvay f,r -hps.
death there Vas 10 ytuer reason than the neglect Of
known aud indtsputaby proven means Of cur. Those
near pnf dear To family and friends slcniug the
drcamles suuI IOer Into which, had they li aJ,t
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-08-19

The DRoUGHT has become pretty severe
about here, and pastures and the growing
crops languish. Late potatoes cannot but DC
light crop, and corn, that was unusually
heavy, will he affected more or less by the
long absence OF rain. That of late planting
will, perhaps, be the more seriously shortened
IN. The springs and water courses are pretty
much cut Off Our watering places at either
cnI OF the street, have pretty much failed to
meet the wants Of the poor brutes that have
made them such II dependence for shaking
their thirst and drawing sustenence and re-
treshment. While we write-Wednesday D.
m.-the muttcring thunder, the murky heavens
and the dim distant horizon, give promise of II
chansc-thdt The spell is broken, and the
heated term" is near lis close.
Thursday morning broke upon us without a
participancy in the showers that fell around,
and even in sight of us ON " ednesday eve
ming. The atmosphere, however, was chang, d
and the night cool with fresh winds.
FIRE. Last Saturday morning, says the
Reporter about ten O'clock, the house of Mr.
johnson, about a mile east of East Conneaut,
was destroyed by fire Mrs johnson had been
an invalid Tor some time and had been taken
to Conneaut on visit Mr.. johnson and II
son were at work II short distance from the
house, and tdc other members OF the family
were absent at the time the fire broke out
Mr. johnson noticed the smoke and supposed
some OF the miuily had returned and were
getting dinner. In IA few moments more he
discovered the flames bursliu,r irum the rnnr
A book case containing papers and $500 in
money was saved. The origin of the fire is
unknown. The house is IL Two story build
ing, about 30X40 feet and was insured with
its contents, for 5000 i'll the -Htna Fire Insur-
ance Co. This amount will not cover the loss
of the building, letting alone The clolhing
furniture, elc, ot which scarcely anything
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usx Dr. Reno's cntnrrh Specific. Sold by
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Use Dr. Reno's Catarrh Specific. Sold by
c. E. SWIFT.
Rev Mr.. DE LANCE, will preach at the
Union Church, East Village, at ten O'Clock,
on Sunday morning next
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UMBRELLAS & PARASOLS,

wish IL be distinctly nnderso a that for the -am
quality of goods, moi be- undersoid by any estab-
ishIisut this siGG OF the great city,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-23
Of Louis Schwartz - No.

Succession Of Louis Schwartz - No.
SO $685.
CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
y OF Orleans-NOtice is hereby given to the
creditors of this estate and t" all other pertons
herein interested, to show cause within ten days
IRON the present notification ii any they have or
can. why the account presented by Mrs. Marsareth
he homoocated and approved. and the funds dis
tributed in accordancc Herewith, and the said adj
miuistratrix be discharged from ali further trust
and liability i'll the premises.
By order OF the Court. - c,,
fel9 IS % 81 o. IhACl. tleFk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-23
COMMERCIAL.

WEDNESDAY, EVENING, February y, 1871.
COTTON-rhe sales to-day summed up 3foo bales
at prices requiring no change IN our quota
tior. which We repeat as follows: Low ordinary
loalOa.c; ordinary I \ di2c; good ordinary re
BE; low middlins l3Asul4c; middlins Hta ail,sc;
strict Ini,idlns I47s l5c, aud good mddn.
-Ql5EC. . 80.
high style of strict good ordinary sold at Is &C.
but most brokers wero opposed to any chang" IN
the outsids figures for that grade We also hraT!
of strict middlins at l4s.c. strict mddlns TO good
middlin. sold at l5sC. At the opening factors
were more stringent i'll their prctensions but were
subsequently compelled, i'll order to keep up the
movement to meet the demand at previous rates
Operations were restricted by the enhanced rates
of trcights. "A scant supply of freight room The
banks having closed and no matict kilograms
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September |. l37o-baIes 2a.tS
Arrived since last statement...... Z.JD
Arrived previously. .............. 'oo'''-''o''''
To,a, .. a'a oal
Si'r.d nyev,ousy .....,.... 1oJ 90 ,03, ssJ
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-23
IooNr1NuEp FROM FIRST PAaE.l

iup the falls Tuesday evening, i'll conse-
onsnce of which she was delayed until this
morning.
Fourteen coal boats for New Orleans vii!
be put through the canal tomorrow.
1'ha falls pilot is pumping out three
hsroes. sunk Tuesday below the bridge.
The Katie made a trial trip today. run
,;ng thirteen miles in titty-eight minutes.
EIGHT minutes OF which is claimed to have
been lost time.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-23
Yesterdays Evening Dispatches


Nrw York. February 22-Willam G.
Gibbs. Governor of Rhode Island from 1921
TO 1924, is dead, aged eighty-tour years.
Arrived: Steamship Rapidan.
Seven Scottish tiremen. on the steamship
Ismael. were suffocated from burning char
coal. Five of them are dead. and there is
but little hope for the recovery OF the other
two.
The New York committee has transmitted
q credit of tlO.OOO for the relief OF France
BALTIMORE. February 5.-tieneral Arnold
ELy. of the confederate service. is dead.
CINCINNATI, February GAN engine and
fourteen freight ears, loaded with horses,
sheep hogs and meat, went through Il
bridge, fourteen miles east OF Steubenvllle,
on the Pan Handle Route. Three men were
injured.
WASHINGTON. February 22.-Secretarv
Boutwell, has ordered the payment of March
interest, commencing February "a. without
rebate.
Thirteen Fenian exiies called on the Pres
dent The interview was unofficial. The
President stated that any statement they
might make to tile government would re-
ceive proper consideration.
Congressional proceedings unimportant
this morning.
LONDON, February 2l.-The national
guard will be dissolved and thoroughly re-
mOueleu OelOre tile SIeTlndlls enter a. io
The prefect OF Nice has ordered all Carr
baldian volunteers to leave the city.
1t is rlmored that negotiations are pend
ing for the removal OF the Holy See to Bel
GUM.
LONDON. February -. The French Mi
mister to England will also represent France
in the Conference.
A French frigate has been sent to Corsica
to repress possible disturbances.
OlOzaga is Spanish Minister to France.
General Trochu writes that Paris deserves
the hOnOrs OF war, and advises her to close
her gates and let the Prussians open them
with cannon.
Jules Fayre is at Versailles to-day.
The treaty of peace may be presented to
the Assembly on Saturday.
Additional dispatches report the Queen
OF Spain as fatally i'll. She has received the
last sacrament.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-23
MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

CINCINNATI, February 2.-Cotton steady;
moderate demand middlings l4i.c. Flour
a.o.dv. moderate demand chiefly tor extras:
s.n,;iy s.; lj06 40 Wheat firm; fair de-
,mani: sample lots 81 81 al 81; graded 81 %
al Oyss. Corn dull. declined to Doc. Rye
unchanged Oats unchanged. Barley I'M
changed Mess pork dali: shade lower:
81 75022. Lard dui and declined:
steam rendered Il &C; kettle rendered l2lsc;
head and gut sold at lla.c; Bulk meats
arc Quiet: asking Sc for shoulders. lOl2c for
clear rib. and lie for clear sides: no sales.
Racon Uuiet and weak; asking 9lec tor
shoulders, lil.c for clear rib. and lie tor
cla,r sides: no sales. Whisky lower at Soc.
SIR. LOUIS. February 22.-Flour stiff and
frm supertine winter S. 5Od s.; ex-
tras Sc % a6 IS. Wheat firmer; No.
spring 81 %. No. 2 red fall held at 81 30.
Corn inactive; mixed and yellow on the
track across the river. 4sc: IN elevator;
SOC. Oats firm; 81 q 5lc IN elevator; sacked
S. Soc Barley firm at 95c a 81 for choice
and fa,l. Rye dull and lower ut voc a
81 Whisky steady at S9c. Provisions
fat. with ONLY IA limited jobbins demand.
Ness Pork SD Bulk meats: Shoulders
aSc: clear rib lOi.c; clear sides IL %
HE. Bacon: Clear rib II l2c: clear sides
Ionl2l.c. Lard. lal2c for choice kettle.
Hogs lower at So 80 al %.
Foreign Markets.
LIyERPooL, February 81, 1880 A. NJ
Tie inward tendency with which cotton
openei was checked by the large receipts.
LONDON, February -. 4:3o Z. M.-Con
soils g. American securities 81 Is tor bona,
of 1862.
LIVERPOOL. February %, 4.3O p. NJ. -
Cotton tending downward. Middling up
lands 7as; Orleans rs. Sales SO far $1,000
bales, including 5000 for export and spec
ulatiOn. Sales made of cotton on ship
loading at Mobile at Esd for middlins.
PARIS. February d. Bourse stronger
Rentes quoted 81 francs % centimes.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-23
EXPORTS.

for Hayana-s50O bbls flour 265 SKIS corn 0 sks bran
200 kegs lard ties lard 50 bbs lard 81 bbs meal ~
bales moss 49, ,,,,......
For P,iladelphia-15 bales cotton Il bales cotton
warn 30 bales moss II pkss mdse 900
MISUNDERSTANDING Castia--l2o" slaves
1000 bales cotton , .o.
LIv kRPOOL-Ship Trenton-2el bales cotton 80"
SKIS Oilcake 5000 slaves "a
LLvERPOOI.-Ship TwnSht-Sllo bales COTTON ~
bbls oil 3362 SKIS oilcake -
BOS'rON-Brig II kennely-S'0 bales cotton ~
bales moss ZOO slaves Il pkSs old metal .
KCATAN ISLAND-SchOOner Electric Spath-f-
pkgs s,iI,,lries bbs flour
observation-disclosures Ellie l. Smth-lo chs netns
30 bales cotton 5000 slaves
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-23

The Boston Post advocates the cOnstruc-
ton of railway which shall connect all the
railway stations in Boston with each other.
The track of this railway would be through
Causeway and Commercial streets. Atlantic
avenue, Broad. Federal, knseland. Eliot.
Charles and Levcrctt streets. BY this
route, which would afford a roadway suf-
.ciently wide for two tracks without incOn-
,yenience to the ordinary uses of the several
streets, the horse cars would pass ilnmedi-
ately by the Lowell, Eastern, Maine Fitch
burg. Hartford and Erie, Old Colony. Al
.bany. Providence and the contemplate
central stations: also the Chelsea and East
Boston ferry stations and all the principal
wharves. If such track should be laid,
and baggage crates placed on it to transfer
baggage from one railroad station to another
at low charges. it would be a great conve
nience, not only to Bostonians, but also to
strangers passing through the city.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-23
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

JEFEERSON-Stealncr May Lowry-4'i bales OF
cotton 40 SKIS cotton seed hid sugar aud sun
dries =.
BELLE AIR-Steamer Bart Ab'e--84 bales OF
cotton l43 hhds sugar IL bbs moasses and sun
dries ,,
LOEDELLS STORE-Stcamer Plke-5@ bairs
cotton Al SKIS seed cotton lug hhds sugar 1913 b'is
uiolasses and sundrt,
LOWER COAST-Steamer Wailoon-i58 Dds nee
3.8 sks POTATOES and sundre5
LAFOuRCHE-TwO luggcrs-l2t bbls potatoes !
bales moss and sundrrs
BY THE RAILROADS.
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD.
February 2l-z55 lrhds sugar 203 bbls molas>cs -
bales moss 100 SKIS SKIS seed colt on aud sun
dries avn ,,,,.,, ~o,r,,
ERN RAILROAD, February 2-l5'' bales cotton and
sundry produce AVN .-,r.xooc,
NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE AND CHAIlANOo"A
RAILROAD February 2l-5i bales cotton and sail'
drieS