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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKEr.-LoNDoN, Sept. 81 80 p.
M-Consols closed at 1874 money the account.
United States fvetweniy bonds lS62s, 93A 1865, old,
$50 1868, 9lH ten-fcrtes. ?O4.
PRODUCE NJ ARKEr-L DON. sept. 9.-l1 30 A. M-Sugar,
29 29s 3D. per cw for No. II Dutch standard aoa Lin
seed oil. r33 l0s. per ton.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.-LIvERpooI, Sept. o.
80 /. CottonThe market closed quiet mdding up
lands, mddng Orleans, 91ld. The sales OF the day
have 200 bales, including 5000 for export and spec
BnrA erugrs-The market Is active California white
los 10d lis 3D. red winter, lis Id Flour 2js 27s 20.
per bbl for Western spring Corn, 3ls i'd per quarter,
Peas, 3ss. 3D. per quarter for Canadian.
rRovistoNs.-Bacon, s2s. od per cwt for Cumberland
cut
PARIS MONEY MARKET-PARis, Sept. "a. M.-Rcntes,
57f. sjc.
FRANKFORT MONEY MARRET--FEANKroRr, Sept s.
Eveninguntcd States hvetweny bonds closed at s5h for
the issue Of 1862
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT. J
OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFIcER,}
WASHINGTON, d. G., Sept. 9--,:3D p NJ. }

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Sept. 9-7:30 p. NJ.
Synopsis for The Past T,centg-fOur Hours.
The area OF the highest pressure mas moved from
New Jersey eastward, after extending from Maine
to Virginia The low barometer from iowa
to Lake Superior has been succeeded by
an area OF high pressure. and now
appears as belt OF barometrc depression
from Arkansas TO Lake st. Clair The low barome-
ter OF the South Atlantic coast has probably moved
eastward slowly, and IS apparently developing into
a severe storm IN the Gulf stream. Cloudy weather.
with northeastery winds, continues on the South
Atlantic coast Clear weather, with falling barom-
eter prevails in the Middle and Eastern States
Brisk southerly winds, from Lake Superior To-
Missouri are now replaced by fresh northerly
winds. Light RAIN has fallen in Wisconsin ana East
ern Nebraska. The barometer has decidedly
at the Rocky Mountain stations.
IrobabNities.
Cloudy weather Is probable for Sunday from Lake
Erie TO Missouri. Clear weather, with rising barOm-
eter north of this area. Southerly winds, with light
rains on the Gulf coast west OF Florida. Northeast
erIv winds on the South Atlantic; falling barometer
with increasing cloudness and easterly winds, In
the Middle and Eastern States
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TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Sept. Q, 1871.
Commissioner Gurney sails from Liverpool to-day
In the Cunard steamer China for New York.
DEATH OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL LADY IN LONDON.
The beautiful Duchess of ST. Adams, only twenty,
two years of age, has died In childbed.
TIE BRIGHTON PoIsoNER COMMITTED FOR MURDER.
Christiana Edmunds the Brighton posoner has
been committed Oil the charge OF having committed
willul murder.
MOVEMENTS or NAPOLEON AND EUGENE
The Empress Eugenie embarked to-day at South
ampton for Spain, where she is to remain about two
months. The Emperor Napoleon viii III the mean
time make his ABODE In Torquay.
COMMUNICATION BY CABLE STOPPED BETWEEN HONG
KONG AND SHANGHAE.
The submarine telegraph cable connecting Hong
Kong and Shanghae has broken.
THE WEATHER IN ENGLAND.
The weather is wet and unfavorable to the crops
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK asRalD.

KINGSTON, JAM, Sept. 7, 1871.
DIR. Keene, Of Washington, from Ecuador, has
started for New York.
FEARFUL EFFECT OF THE LATE HURRICANE.
The hurricane Of the 2lst ut. occasiODed immense
damage. In the Island of Antigua every estate was
damaged
In the island of Tortola five churches were blown
down or shattered by the hurricane.
In the island of St. Kits 800 houses were de-
stroyed, and forty estates were nearly ruined.
In the island of Saba the growing crops were de.
strOyed
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THE LEXINGTON RACES.

LEXINGTON, KY, Sept. 0, 1871.
The following named horses viii certainly start
IN two races to be run here on Monday:-The first
race sweepstakes for three year. olds mile heats
hollywood VOttgeur, Little Girl, BlgarOOn,
Richards War Dance nlIy Ginger ana Saucebox.
The following VIII run In the second race, mile
dash:-MOrlacchi, steve AtchisOn, ArnOld's colt
Billy Williamson, GaberluOnzie Jualassie, Matilda
and Exchange
Longfellow VIII run on Tuesday in a two mile heat
Large numbers Of people have already
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A FAST MILE UNDER THE SADDLE.

John Murphy rode Mr.. Bonner's bay mare POcaU
hontas mile yesterday morning at the Fleetwood
Park in 2:l9ai which s the fastest time ever madc
at that popular trOtiing ground. What makes this
performance the wonderful is the fact that tho
mare was taken from Mr.. Bonner's road wagon tnl4
mediately after that gentleman reached the ground,
the saddle thrown on and Murphy mounted. There
had been previous preparation, no training under
saddle, and taking all things into consideration, tG
was memorable performance.
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D)UBLE MURDER AND SUICIDE,

OHICAGO, III, SEPT. ., 1911.
The Lawrence tKansas) Journal contains partlcu.
lars OF the killing of Dir. Marsh, his wife and child
About five O'Clock In the morning, hearing unusual
sounds In the Doctors ROOM the servant went IN
and found him lying on the door, bleeding prolusely
from "a wound IN hs neck On the Ccd lay Mrs.
Marsh, bleeding, and near her was the !i;tle daugi-
ter completely cove ell with blood. Before medi cal
ala could be obtained all three were DEAD The
deed was done Win razor. Dr. Marsh mad been
partially insane for some time on account OF the
death OF his 1asner.
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THE NORTH MISSOURI RAILROAD.

ST. LOUIS Sept. Q, 1871.
The Rogers Locomotive Manufacturing Company,
OF Paterson, n. j., filed suit In the Circuit Court
to-day against the North Missouri Railroad Com.
pany for 100000. claimed by them for locomotives
furnished to the railroad company
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VIEWS OF THE PAST.
SEPTEMBER 10.

SEPTEMBER 10.
1S7o-Thc French garrison repulsed attack on the
fortress OF TOul aud M0ntmedy.
ls6l-Battle OF Carnifex Ferry, Va; reoels, under
Floyd, defeated by Rosecrans troops.
1Sl3-Naval battle OF Lake Erie; the American neet
OF Commodore Perry captured tne britisi
Reet under captain Barclay. IL was upon tle
result of this battle that Perry sent the ceie-
hrated lacomc despatch, I'VE nave Het lhe
enemy and they are our~s 49,
T9,-Mary W00lstonecrait Go''Wih tAe auNuvSeSS'
| died.
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TELEGRAM 10 the NEW YORK HsaaLD.

PANAMA Sept. 2, 1871.
Commissioners have been appointed by the govern
ments OF Salvador and Honduras to consult upon
the policy of adopting measures for the establish.
mcut OF Central American federation.
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CHILE.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

Extraordinary Coal Trade Last Year-Smnll-
pOx I'm the Southern Towns.
VALPARAISO, August 10, 1871
The yield and expectation OF coal this year from
Chile has been extraordinary.
serious fire has occurred in this city.
Several severe storms have occurred In the south
ern part OF the country.
The smallpox has broken out in the southern
towns.
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MI Z x I g @
Herald Special Report from
the Capital.
Trouble with the Merchants of
Tampic0.
POLITICAL AFFAIRS IN The REPUBLIC.
IELEGRAms TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
Cry OF MEXICO, August 20.
Via INpIANOLA, Sept. 8, 1871.

Cry OF MEXICO, August 20,
Via INDIANOLA, Sept. 8, 1911
The merchants of Tampico refuse to repay
tho government the duties cxacted of them by
the revolutionists, and the troops in conse-
qucnce are engaged in closing the CONNER
cial houses. The people are much alarmed
and the merchants are protesting, and the con-
duct of the government will probably be made
the basis for a pronunciamento.
There is much excitement in the capital
preceding the primary meeting of Congress.
General fears of conspiracies are entertained,
and the country is believed to be resting on
volcano.
Nothing has been heard from Oaxaca.
Three hundred revolutionists are operating in
Zacatecas, others in Michoacan The promi-
nent frontier chiefs Cavalles Vargas, Trevino
Gueroga and Martinez are prepared to issue
a pronunciamento Immediately if Juarez is
declared President
Probable Rs-electlOn Of Junrcz to the Presi-
dcncy.
MArAMoRos, Sept. 1, 1871.
Politicians here confidently state that Lerdo
has joined Juarez, and if this is the case the
election of the latter is certain.
The New York herald., 1871-09-10

Attention Of the Public In Called tO n Pure,
medicinal beverage BELL SCHNAPPS, distilled at schei-
dam, Holland by II. q. WOLFE Co, Is South William
street. For sale by grocers and aponecaries-
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ALL You Want Good Fitting Article
call CHARLES FRANKS Boot and Shoe Store 53 Nassau
street established ls4 Our custom be
celied by any house in the city.
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SPAIN.
King Amadeus Everywhere Received with En-
tbusiasm by the People as He Journeys
Through the Provinces
TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

MADRID, Sept 0, 1871.
King Amadeus has been enthusiastically received
at all points at which he has touched during his
Journey through the provinces.
The New York herald., 1871-09-10
Modest John Bull.


Cool, refreshing and pleasant in this self
Inflated world of ours is the knowledge that
there is one people with whom modesty and
establishment are national traits. England,
of course, is the country favored with such q
profound humility, and so far has this spirit of
lowliness been carried that anApostle of self
appreciation has sprung up. We were curtly
informed by cable yesterday that
The Right Hon. George T. Goschen, III speech in
reply to a toast at the Cutters Feast at Sheffield
last evening. uttered o protest against the prcva-
lent nabit OF selidepreclatlOn on the part OF Eng
lishmen.
O gushing Goschen! why is this thus
Why wouldst thou remove that cloak of humil-
lty which we have long admired everywhere
that the loud creak of John Bulls boots have
been heard Mr.. Goschen knows something
about stocks and foreign exchanges, but
''What know about English modesty" will, if
he perpctrates book thereon, transcend all
his fame on Change or in the Cabinet. But
not to Goschen alone be the merit of observ-
ing this ''failing," as he terms it, of his coun-
hymen.
Who has heard the typical Englishman at
home singing between his "'arf and arr how
''Britanna rules the waves" without seeing in
the assumed iusolence of his air the modesty
of his nature2 When his praise of ''the Brit
ash constitution, sir" borders on the ridiculous
another delicious piece of his self-deprecation
y manifested. When he compares himself
The New York herald., 1871-09-10

DIR. T.. NJ. Sharp's Celebrated Dyspepsia
PILLS sold by the well known houses OF j. Henry.
r. G. Weis Co.. Charles W Crittcnton, Joseph H. Morgan
Retail BY all Druggists Wholesale once 63' Canal street.
Price III per box.
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A Luxuriant Head Of Hair and n Cool, Glenn
scalp are very desirable. CRISTADORO'S HAIR PRE-
SENTATIVE will accomplish both. Try It,
The New York herald., 1871-09-10

NicoI & Davidson, 6S6 broadway. 0mcr -.
spend variety of Gas Fixtures, In Bronzes
Glass. Git. Ormu!u and Illuminated colors
The New York herald., 1871-09-10

a Cool, Delicate HnirdressinQ-Chevalie
LIFE FOR THE HAIR Recommended rs the only vegesa
bic In the world gray hair
falling. its growth, ali bad effects
salt bathing on the hair. Sold everywhere.
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sgsETE WEST INDIES,
Disasters OccasiOned by the Late
Terrific Hurricane.

Every Estats in Antigua Damaged-Five Churches
Blown Down in Tortola-Eight Hundred
HOUSES Destroyed and Forty Estates
Ruined in ST. Kitts-Destruction
Of the Growing Crops In
the Island of Saba.
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A.-Gentlemcu Bnfhers Only Received This
morning, at the RUSSIAN vAPOR (MARBLE) BATHS, u
IS East Fourth street. the Hotel.
until IL o'clock.
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A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
2ji Broadway corner Murray s.-ss
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CENTRAL AMERICA.

A Confederation Contemplated by the Govern
nients OF Salvador and Honduras.
The New York herald., 1871-09-10

Altogether the Lnrscst Stock Ever offered
at Retail. 50 saved Gentlcmeps Fall Style Dress Hat
G. o. ID. HAT COMPANY. 10 Cortlandt street.
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Robert Cumberla nd,

Robert Cumberland,
Tailor and Habit Maker,
~ Maddox street,
Bond street, West, London,
No. 3 Rue Scribe Paris.
r. c. bcgs To announce thai he has opened store ia
I,ondon ut the above address.
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& ~ q. Z. Y .
THREATENING TO BURN THE VATICAN.

lHREA lERINa 10 BURN The VATICAN.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~N~~>~-
The Alfeir Society Advocating Anarchy-Forsign
Ambassadors to Protect the pope-His Holi-
ness Congratulating President Thiers-
Nap0lsonisn Condemned by
rapal Journals.
TELEGRAM Ta THt NEW YORK HERALD
ROME, Sept. 9, 1871.
The Afelr Society threatens to burn the Vatican
Precautions have been taken against such crime,
but in case an attempt should be made and anarchy
should ensue the residence of the Pope VIII be pro-
tected by the flags OF the foreign ambassadors.
POPE Plus CONGRATULArING PRESIDENT THEIRS.
The Pope has sent a letter TO NJ. Theirs, congratu-
ulatng him upon the continuance OF his term Of
office.
NAPoLEoNIsM SEVERELY CRITICISED
The Papal journals OF to-day contain severe crlti
clsnls upon Napoleonism.
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A.-Phaion's New Perfumes,
81 LOVE YOU"
and WHITE ROSE"
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Tho Wilson shuttle Sewing Machne-rho
best and cheapest first machines In the word price
from $40 TO $lOo payments Sacsroom 7Ol broadway
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Royal Havana Lottery.-The Highest Ratios
paid for Doubloons all kinds OF Gold aud SILVER
TAYLOR 4 CO, Bankers, Is Wall s.reet. New York
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

BERLIN, Sept. Q, 1871.
The Kreuz Zett,tnJ Of to-day announces the result
OF the negotiations at Sazburg, as follows:--
"Austrla and Germany, in rcpudiatlng aggressive
IDEAS Will unite closely to repel aggression" Ser
many continues the K,eu. Zettung, "wish cs
Austria to be strong; and the Austrian Emperor
and statesmen desire union with Italy,
THE CHOLERA DIMINISHING IN GERMANY.
The cases of cholera in North Germany are di.
mlnlshlng greatly.
ARRIVAL or MIR. SEWARD IN BERLIN.
Mr.. William Ii. seward arrived in Berlin on
Thursday.
The New York herald., 1871-09-10

Tho Rush for tho WoudcrfnI 81 90
room 74j Broadway.
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R1.-Esarry,s Safe Hair Dye COIors tho Hair
Whskers any shade from light auburn brown 10 beautiful
et hIack
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A.-EalI styles o. Geptiemcn's Flats, lust
issued by ESPENSCHEID, Manufacturer 8 Nassau street
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THE PERSIAN FAMINE
The Deaths at Tabresz Average Two Hundred
and Forty a Day.

Mussulmans and Christians Flying to the Moul-
tains-Entire Suspension Of Business
The Army Disbanded, and Dastruc-
ton of the Bazaars and
Gardens by Storms.
The New York herald., 1871-09-10

A.-For Fall styles Of Gentlemen's Hats
call on DOuGAN, l02 Nassau, corner OF Ann street.
The New York herald., 1871-09-10

Geutlemen's Silk Hats Seven Dollars.
wARNOcK & CO., 5l9 Broadway.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW Yoax HeaAlO.

LONDON, Sept. p 1871,
The Leu1nt Herald says the deaths aG Tabreez,
Persia, still average 240 per day.
The Christians and Mussulmans are camped in the
mountains, and business Is entirely stopped.
The Persian army has been aIsbanded.
Storms and inunaatlons have almost entirely
destroyed the bazaars and gardens in the Vicinity
TarbepZ.
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y &c a n G E.
Prince GOrtchakOff to Meet Presi-
dent Thiers at Lausanne.

Evacuatim OF the Paris Forts by the German
Troops To-Day-Another Half Milliard OF
Francs 10 Be Paid Before the
Troops Are Ordered from the
Department of the Oise.
The New York herald., 1871-09-10
TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, Sept. Q, 1871.
An interview between M. Theirs and Prince
Gortchakof has been arranged to take place at
Lausanne IN Swtzerlani.
EVACUATION OF THE FORTS TO CONEENCE TO-DAY.
It Is stated that the Prussans will commence the
evacuation OF the departments near Paris to-mOr-
row.
city are aiso to he evacuated Immediately by the
German troops.
The Department OF the Disc is to be occupied un.
I'll the thru half mil!iard OF indemnity Is paid.
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lE NJ G. T. a. N ID.
The English Arbitrator on the Alabama Claims
En- Route for America.

Death Of the Young Duchess Of st. Albans-
Christiana Edmunds Committed for Wilful
Murder at Brighton-The Ex-Empress
Of France Going to Spain-Na-
poleon at the Seaside.
The New York herald., 1871-09-10

Yc Piupled, Blotched and liberated VICTIMS
OF scrofous diseases who drag uncean persons mo
the compans Of better AYERS SARSAPARlLLA,
purge out corruption from your blood csiose
your .nth and YOU only life better but nska
your company more aoe those who must Keep w
The New York herald., 1871-09-10
G. r. R M a M Y.
Result Of tine Negotiations al
SafZburg.

Austria and Germany Jointly Will Repudiate
All Aggressive Ideas, and for This Purpose
Desire the Union Of Italy-Cholera De-
oreasing in the Provinces-Move-
ment, of MIR. Seward
The New York herald., 1871-09-10
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

BROWNSVILLE, Sept. l, 1871.
Fights occurred on the Goth and 25th
between cattle thieves and rancheros near
Edinsburg. Two of the former were killed.
Cortina threatens retaliation, and the rancheros
are preparing to to buy arms to wage war more
successfully.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1871-01-25
River Items.


The good and'substantiai ship Tren-
ton, Capt. +. J.,.Austin on. the roof.
came tearing into port this morning,
with good freight, all the way from
New Orleans andsbound for Camden.
The river wants only two or three
inches of the point to which it rose two
weeks ago. r.-
The Gov. Allen, it will be seen from
the following, will be brought back to
our river, leaving New Orleans on Sat-
urday:
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. "A, 1871.
To Cbpt. @. Chamberlain.
The Ouachita Belle lost her guards at
Baton Rouge. The Allen started to her
relief. We leave for Camden on Sat-
urday. r. SINNOTT,
Capt. Gov. Allen.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1871-01-25

At the end of Saturday nights per-
Torrance in Booths Theatre, Mr.. JET.
fersOn, after he had been vehemently
and vociferously applauded for about
ten minutes, stepped from behind the
curtain and addressed the audience as
follows: "Ladies and gentleman: Ex-
cuse my making you wait for such a
length of time, but the fact is, it is
much easier for me to satisfy you in
using the authors words than when
fall back upon my resources, for then I
only make bungle of it," Here Mr..
Jefferson stopped perplexedly seeming
ly at loss what to say next. "You
see" he said, E'this proves what I have
just said" Tremendous applause and
cheering."]
While the audience was still shout
ing, Jefferson continues: ~ am glad
to see this expression of your satisfac-
ton, for it not only proves to me that
what I say interests you, but it also
gives me time to think what to say
next. Laughter and applause?1 I
hope to, in fact, / know that shall
appear before you soon again, and all
1 wish is that I may see the same
pleasant smiles upon your faces as do
now. In closing, I would apologize
for keeping you here so long, and can
assure you that I never shall forget
your kindness toward me."-N. Y.
Sun.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1871-01-25

Trochu is understood to have placed
himself in the hands Of the Provisional
Government, saying, with tears in his
eyes, "Do with me what you will"
Meantime, rumors prevail that Troehu
has resigned, and that Favre has opened
negotiations with Bismarck for capitu-
lation.
A special gives a terrible account of
the slaughtering of the Freuch-the
Prussians, allowing the French to APP
proach, when, within an exceedingly
short time, the ground was covered
with dead and wounded. 1t was the
bloodiest day since the commencement
of the siege.
War is imminent between Salvador
and Honduras.
New York, JAM 24.-Cotton quiet
and strong; middling uplands 15a;
Orleans is. Sales 1900 bales. Gold
steady at lOs@lOa. Money SOC.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 23.-COtton quiet
and steady; Uplands Il; Orleans 81.
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OBITUARY..

Departed this life, January IA, 1871, Mrs.
LIZZIE F. ALLEN, consort Of VIM. j. Allen,
at the residence Of her father, I. j. Sims.
The deceased was a native of Georgia,
and was born April is, 1874. In all the
walks Of life she was a most exemplary
woman. Noone surpassed her in kind
ness and goodness of heart. She leaves
a discOnsolate husband and several lit
tie children to mourn her loss. Her
long suffering was borne with great
meekness and patience. She left many
evidences that she is now in a brighter
world reaping the reward Of her vir-
tues on earth. ..--
Vernon Standard.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1871-01-25
Another Terrific War!
Cotton Strong.

WASHINGTON, Jan. M.-Congres-
sional proceedings uninteresting.
Rear Admiral Lee has written q let
ter favorable to the annexation of Do
minica.
LONDON, Jan. 24.-The Germans cap
tured Dole, with 22O cars loaded with
army stores. ...-... .....
The Franc Treurs destroyed the
bridge over the Moselle between Nancy
and Lon.
HAvRE, Jan. PA dispatch says
the Prussian cavalry have advanced to
Bearonges, Favent and Noarbs.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 25.-Dispatches
received here state that Longuey garri-
son has made successful sortie. Three
Prussian batteries were silenced.
1t is stated that Favre dispatches to
OdO Russell that he declines to leave
Paris.
A special reports that there was a
call for a riot in Paris, but onlys500 dis
orderly persons responded. Subsequent
ly, however, the force for the protection
of the Hotel De Vile was strengthened.
The new War Committee are about
organizing.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1871-01-25

Surratt had an audience of less than
fifty at Lynchburg, Va, and declined
to lecture there. He was advertised at
Alexandria also, but so few persons
gathered at the entrance of the hall
that it was not even lighted up.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1871-01-25
NEW ADvERTlsEMENTs.
A GARD.

"A GARD,
nR. E. R. SHEFFIELD, formerly Of
IL South Hampton, Virginia, late profess
sor in the Chronic Disease Institute, and
Eye and Ear Infirmary, of Cincinnati,
Ohio, has located in Monroe, to treat
Chronic and Special Diseases and Diseases
Of the Eye and Ear.
Those who wish to consult him are in
vited to call early. Prices reasonable and
within reach of all.
u.s. See cirulars distributed by
jan2-tf e. II. SHEFFIELD, NJ. D.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1871-01-25

We warn the public against one F. G.
Brooks, recently in our employ as solic-
itor, as we have good reasonSto believe
that he is a grand scamp and swindler.
- Ncks6,Ug Herald. 8v Hs4ssst.
This is the. young man who recently
visited Monroe. He obtained an agency
from this office, which we hereby revoke.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1871-01-25

81 ..s.s EOn SALE. sss xii
TWO BARRELS OF FLOUR, marked
Il Diamond NJ, will be sold for charges, if
not called for within thirty days.
GEO. CHAMBERLAIN.
Jan'y "a, 1871. d1t-w5-nl9
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1871-01-25

and that, il, consequence OF the heavy de-
cline in cotton, are now Offering them ar
greatly reduced prices, being determined to
get them Oft hand by the time the summer
trade commences. sf Fs''''---
We are now selling f'h Do ~
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1871-01-25

This new establishment, conveniently To-
Gated between the two railroad tracks, and
nish meals at all hours, in the best style.
Recent additions enable the proprietOrs to
offer to guests, also, excellent Hotel accom-
modations. The Saloon will be found sup
piled with choice wines and liquors, cigars,
tobacco, DC.
Delta, Dec. ::l3IlS70. d:8m
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1871-01-25

4 DWELLING HOUSE, containing six
n rooms, with kitchen and stable, and two
gardens adjacent, situated in .Cottonport,
fronting the river. Terms reasonable. Apply
at this Office.
Jan'y'A, 1871. d2t-wlt