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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-17
BORDEAUX.

rrnssians DislOd9cd-Chanzy Reports hi.
nor engagements.
BORDEAUX, January 16.-The Prussians
have been dislodged from Glen, and are re-
creating on Montargis and Orleans.
General Chanzy reports minor engage
ients with advance guards of the enemy
yesterday, and that he expected IL general
attack today.
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SrE.HIEOATH.
ARRIVED SUNDAY.

Steamship Mississippi, Henry. from New York sta
inst. to Low Ludwig >en--2d district
Steamship iazoo, Catherine. from Philadelphia,
via Havana to WIN Cr.evy-2d district
Steamship W-ybos,et, Bolger. from New York, ~
Geo Posdick AGO 2i district
Ship Beethoven. Smith, from Liverpool Nov u.
20 niiistei-Pont
Bark Limerick Lass. Mnrsian. from Cardiff. " a.;
Nov y, to In.sstcr-Point
&honn+r Ahre Agnes. Parsons. from Vu1sA - h
l1ll,tuty-2d district
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DptECt fSAS.
STEAMSHIPS.

FOR NEW YORK.
MHRC HAETS EAMsHIP LINE.
Comprising the drsr class Steamship
CRESCENT CITY ........ Captain george H. ccfSon.
SHERMAN captain a blanc1as0.
0EEERAL MEADE.... captain d. w. Hstmp+OL.
MISSISSIPPI Captain W P. Henry.
WBsTERN METROPOLIS. -. Captain II. s. Quick.
EMILY d. SOUDER- Captain Miner B. C1pv9eN.
SAILING FROM NKW YORK EVERY SATURDAY.
FL FOR NEW YORK DiRECv-Tts
ssztesE s. steamship
MISSISSIPPI,
WILLIAM p. HENRY, C0mniss,.saf.
VIII aave her wharf, foot Of jefferson street sA
SATURDAY, January 81. at A. u.
These cleaners have superior accommodations
for Passengers
Ste4<raIe Passage. -
Bills @; laIing signed through to Liverpool, GLaes
gov, BIouIen and Hamburg Through tickets ZOE
frstclass and steerage passengers for Liverpool
and the Continent, connecting with GuiOns Line o.
STEAMERS sailing from New York every Wednesday
For freight or passage apply to
Low & LUDWIGSRN,
No. 100 Common street.
The steamship WESTERN METROPOLIS win foS.
low, !eavins, on SATURDAY. January %. at A. H.
ooG
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FOR PHILADELPHIA. VIA HAVANA.
Carrying United States Mail.
70 sail FRIDAY. January %, at S p ~
A For Philadelphia, via Hs.
So - vana-7he fine Al steamship
YAZOO.
CATHAkINs CcmEland.p
WiD ieav. aa above from her wharf OPPOSITE. Jass.
Square.
Bills Of lading signed through to New York. Bt.s
ton and Providence - ~
For l,eight or passage. apply to
WILLIAM CREW Agent.
- Carondelet street, corner Gravser
10" steamship Juniat-s. Hoxie. commander via
Io.oN, an t.li. on 'ltr regular day. M
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship St. Louis, Whteheak from New 1uxS
18th instant, " A. MoultOn-2d district
e'<-A;nship 1asaca Gait, from Havana via Ford.
ports, 70 = " Perkirs &co-lst district II
Steamship Morgan. Lockwood, from Galveston
to c Whitney &cO-lst district 9
Steamship Wilmington, Cole, from Galveston. IL
ballast to Geo Fosiick &cO-Algiers
Ship Brook vile. Thompson, from Newport. Wales
Nov ~, to master-5th district
Bart Harvest Home, German, FROM Liverpool, Nov
n, 10 master-PGnt
Bark a Kennedy, Hoiisey, from Bordeaux Nov ,
- e HSarOc-2d district
Bark William and Anthony, Wetb. fiUir RIO d.
j.ul.iro. to Angelastl o-lst dstasct
ToWBOAra.
fera.lpef Lombard. from the Pass,ss--Went dow,
E@ht-Brousht up DarkS Harvest Home and
q Kennedy
Os-ean, Mcclellan. from the Pasrts-Tovel dowI
aud 10 sea. 18th Instant, ship Geneviev- Strlck
.lnd-Sronght up ship BIookvil!e and bEi1 WI
LINN and Anthony.
SrEtIEoATa.
Commonwealth. SEDAN. from Ctxrs
Myrtle, Taylor, from Bonnet Care.
!OIist. Hopkins, from Mobile.
Eesper. King. from lAafourclie.
81 John Greattouse. Baton Rouge.
Rob Roy. Grove. from st Hartius,ille.
Bart Able. BaIiiIcO. from I1obiclIs StA,S.
Gladiola. Lee. from Niuden
" .s>lA, Hampton, LibanO, from Fort AdtxlA
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RID RIVER PACKET COMPANY.
USITBD STATES NAIL
Incorporated November 30, 1870.
DAILY DEPARTURES:
<fa....,7s For Shrcyennr. yefferson


DAILY DEPARTURES
.G''= "a For Shreveport. Jefferson
= ss...yz.zz.5@l and way landings
Era No. IO.............. Captain C. P. Truslou
SOuthxestern.. Captain T. r. Jacobs
y. l.: Tally. Captain Harrison
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Z. II. Durfee. Captain Joseph Aiken
IidR! wave ............... Captain john KOuns
Carrie Converse. Captain 6. W. R.a
ned i"ud captain H. J. Brnker
,fhlrftenih kra. Captain l. II. kouns
LDtR wa ma Captain Nat. Pickett
Lizzie Hopkins. Captain j. 7. Roots
hertnn ...................Ca CAPTAIN Gus. Hodge
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Make close connection with st. Louis and OHIO
river ste.ners fontriinrtTaIn. Iarh son aud Chat
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Regular New Orleans, Alexandria and
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,-s.'s every sATURDAi; ~ 5P NJ.
y, 80 nndria, all way landings on
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RED RIVR.

RED iiIN TX.
siinden Packet.
leave on TUESDAY. January y. $: Up VI.
f1<5>..' l.. For Ninden. Lake Bi>fe.
UI.sS nr.u, Grand Ef-ir, Grand BAYOU
EJta.Sifl .,Ii ST. Maurice. to,r, Alexandria
EssZ-.-Sa>S.@ES orrnan's. BarbiUs and ali way
iald:uss-The 4 No. packet
GI.ADlDLN,
II. = LIZ. NG-teT, Pr. G4.ovEs, Clerk
VIII rave ff-isr. For freight passage
ap,.!y boar! or "a LORD 4 NCPEhKE,
Jal. Ne. ~ t,ravtr street.
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the banks mere
+hor words The same population now re-
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G>a&a--- d Cou-iattu and Grand Ecore
IL weekly gacket-Thc fast ard eie-
S,fif1S giant sIde-Hapet passenger
EESS.SsxSssS1sSs7 steamer
BELLE CT ALTON.
JOIN i. Blown. Master; James Kerr, Jr., Clerk.
i.avee EVERY TUESDAY. ri ) 7. VI.
Eo- Coushatta, Campt, Grand Pcor., Al. Yen
Ora. Ho.uIi's Blrbins and al rlne.i!;- land
.a,es-
LORD & NcPEAKE 20 firsvier street
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WE would announce to our custom
Nv ers that we are prepared now to
fill all orders for Vehicles. We nave
added to our stock of Woodworking
Machinery, and increased our staff of
workmen to about 20, and therefore trust
that none of our patrons will be disap-
pointed in having orders promptly filled.
The Stock of One, Two, Three, -Four
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for one-third of century past, these
Wagons shall be the STANDARD Of
EXCELLENCE. x :
We have large stock of light BUG
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BUGGIESAboth low and high priced,
for those who wish to purchase North
ern work, as cheap as any Southern
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Price lists promptly mailed on appll-
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The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1871-01-11
Cotton Movement.

Considerable excitement was caused
at our landing on the 9th inst, notwith-
standing the fact that it was Sunday, by
sudden and unexpected movement in
cotton. Some three of our local mer-
chant friends, and member of New
Orleans house, largely interested in the
staple, had formed ring for the pur-
pose of checking the downward tenden-
cy. The very heavy and sudden down.
fall, however, proved rather too much
for the combination, and, had not the
latter mentioned gentleman fortunately
interposed the barrier of a well har-
dened brain, the consequences to the
other three would have been much
more serious. AS it was, the only re-
suits worth mentioning were the sudden
dispersion of the ring, one member of it
going into the river, from which he was
recovered in rather limp and moist
condition; and another member, owing
to the shortness of the staple, broke the
thread of his discourse, which he has
since been vainly endeavoring to con-
meet. The conclusions arrived at were
that as sustainers of cotton under an un-
lOoked-for downfall, the ring was not a
success; and that cotton on the brain is
not near SO painful or distressing an af-
fiction as cotton on the stomach.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1871-01-11
y !" ~ '-7snt7 = '7NNA Y y %
Bismarck's Regrets to Earl Gran.
yille-Intends Doing Better.
Cotton Active and Firmer.
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.-Harris, col
ored, will contest his seat from the
Raleigh, North Carolina, district.
No Southern nominations to-day. 1854
Late reports from Seward say he has
paralysis in both arms. His mind is I'M
impaired. .a. ttst, a. -.r
Wade will be Dominican commits
sioner. .,.t. tf,~ 't>
McGarrahan's claim is before the Ju-
dietary Committee. Stoddart, private
Secretary to Lincoln, swears to having
signed the deed in 1868.
Judge Granger testifies to having GER
tilted to certain papers under cOmpul-
sion of a written order from Secretary
Cox, and peremptory verbal ordersfom
Commissioner Wilson, and in cOnse-
quence of the loss or abstraction of GER
tain papers, Granger is unable to cor
roborate Wilson's statement, that the
patent has not been signed, sealed and
delivered. tufuytf az <4st,k.
House-The debate upon the San Do
mingo question was quite bitter. Bing-
ham both opposed and pleaded against
the Amber amendment. Some sharp
passages occurred between the Republi-
cans; the most angry of which occurred
between Garfield and Butler. ..
The joint resolution, as amended, was
then passed; yeas 1913; nays "a. The
Democrats voted sOlidly in the negative,
and the following named Republicans
also voted nay: Beatty, Boyd, Finklen-
burg, Hoar, Peters and Willard.
The resolution, as amended, goes back
to the Senate.
A bin was reported by the Judiciary
Committee fixing the number of Repre-
sentatives, after the 3rd of March, 1873,
at go, beside additional members for
States that may be admitted.
At the request of Mr.. Brooks, of New
York, special committee, with power
to send for persons and papers, was ap-
pointed to investigate certain publica-
lions made by Hugh J. Hastings, of the
Commercial Advertiser.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1871-01-11
Cotton Dull and Heavy.


IS WASHINGTON, Jan. IL. -Governor
Clayton is elected senator from AT
kansas. 'if '' "''''' '~
There are half dozen candidates Tor
the Senate from Kansas.
The Missouri Democrats correspon-
dent, telegraphs that Ross, who voted
against Johnson's impeachment, has no
chance. I... ,.s,.
A disorderly meeting against Glad
stone, occurred in London last night
Major Perry Fuller, collector of Gus
toms under johnson at New Orleans, is
dead. "a 49,, .,t ..., .,,,.nr .o.,.
Proceedings of Congress unimportant.
New YORK, Jan. ll.-Nille De Paris
arrived at Aspinwall.
a correspondent says lam inform
ed by Cuban officers, that a plan is or
ganized to seize the steamer Ocean
Queen, from New York on the third.
Gen. w. A. c. Ryan, of Cuban celeb
rity, sailed in the Ocean Queen under
the assumed name of Ashburry, after
shipping upon the Queen two thousand
cases of arms and ammunitiop, Two
or three hundred Cuban troops were
expected to go aboard as passengers,
and during the voyage seize the steamer
and land the troops and arms at some
point in Cuba, and then release the
steamer.
Two hundred United States troops on
aboard the Ocean Queen, for California,
alarmed the Cuban troops, who re-
manned ashore.
HARRIsBURG,J Ian. ll.-John Covode,
member of Congress, died of heart dis
ease. ... ......
LONDON, Jan. 1.-THE Brussels
Echo of to-day says: The militia are
again summoned to the Belgian from.
tier. The staff officers have already ar
rived in the neighborhood of Long
Roy. % ~"
| The Prusssians continue the invest
ment of Givet, near the Belgian border.
BERLIN, Jan. 10.--Letters to London
journals assert that the London Confer.
ence is likely to consider the question
OF peace should Paris surrender during
the session. .'.'@'..
NEW YORK, Jan. 11.-Cotton dull
and heavy; sales 1900 bales; uplands l5s;
Orleans 155.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1871-01-11

Of Fort Mont Range were pufni"s "
night. To-day there is a dense ios'
and the bombardment is not SO heasy'
The return fire of the French Is "eaN'
The Germans lost % men last sun
dav. The column, advancing on Ae-
mans reached Fort Calais yesterday
meeting with slight resistance
BERLIN, Jan. s.-Gen. Won werner
has been heavily reinforced. ..,.-..-.s-o,.
The Prussians in the department Oh
YOU'VE are concentrating at Joigny' Oh
the Paris and Lyons railroad, ana IT,
Inducements have arrived there lroh'
Germany. '''''@'
The fighting when Dunjoutin was
carried by storm, is described as "ee
nerate on both sides. The German loss
was heavy 1}Attih
MARKET REPORTS.
New ORLEANS, Jan. 1o.-Deportet'-
Post Boy for the Ouachita.
Flour-frmer; supr. s5.5O@75; double
ex. $1,000; treble ex. 600.
Corn-scarce; yellow 75@s; white oo'
Bran-$1.3O.
Hay-higher; prime 80; choice 81
Pork-held higher; mess 2l.25. "
Others nominally unchanged.
Cotton active and firmer; sales lO,6oo
bales; good ordinary 13l@a; low mid
ding 13s@14l; middling 14s@s; receipts
59Os bales; exports to New York 1863;
stock 223, 400.
Sterling 2Oa; sight discount.
Gold 11Os@5.
New YORK, Jan. 10.-Money steady
at co.; sterling 9s@}; gold lll@!; cot
ton steady; sales $500 bales at 15s. l.a
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 1O.-Ereni'ag.-Cot-
ton steady; uplands 7s@$; Orleans 81;
sales 10000 bales; speculation and eX-
port 5000.
LONDON, Jan. 10, 1:30 p. m.-Consol>
92s; bonds S9g; American securities quiet
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1871-01-11

Senate - The Judiciary Committee
presented a bill authorizing the President
to accept the resignation of any Federal
Judge, from age or disability; said
Judge to receive full salary during his
natural life.
Mr.. Wilson introduced a bill for the
removal of political disabilities, which
was referred the committee on disabili-
ties. 1t provides that the legal and po-
litical disabilities of all persons except
such as left the Cabinet or Congress TO
90 into the rebellion in l86O-'6l and
those who have since May LIST, 1870,
shall be removed. ..,.tf
The Senate votes upon the amended
San Domingo question at 4 O'clock
Adjourned. re- ~, , -. Nv,
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1871-01-11
MISCELLANEOUS.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 1O.-Gen. j. r.
West was elected United States Senator
on the first ballot, by a large majority.
There is great rejoicing among War
moths friends over this signal victory.
NEW YORK, Jan. lo.-Ex-Postmaster
Kelly is dying of paralysis.
TRENTON, n. j., Jan. 1O.-The Leg
islature organized on basis that indi-
Gates the election of ex-senator Fire
linghuysen to the United States Senate.
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
HAVANA, Jan. 10.-Madame Ces-
pedes, the Presidents wife, arrived and
quartered at the Orphan Asylum. She
will probably be allowed to go to the
United States.
BORDEAUX, Jan. 9.--Details of the
fighting on Friday, near Vendome,
have been received. About IL O'Clock
in the forenoon, the Germans attacked
the French under Gen. Curter, occupy
ing the districts of st. Cyr, Vile, Par
cher and Vile Thuree, and drove the
French back to Nouville. Curter then
brought up reinforcements and recap
tured all the positions and repulsed the
enemy beyond st. ROumaine, which
the French re-entered at night fall.
The German loss is considerable;
French loss trifiing. -. "a,
LONDON, Jan. "a dispatch from
Lille, says the Germans are massing
South of Bapaume. ,...
The French sharpshoOters success
fully engaged a body Of Uhlans near
Lille, to-day, and captured 40 prisoners.
The Prussians have raised the siege Of
Langres.
La Patrie says the financial is worse
than the military situation, and propo-
ses to return to assign-rates. go.
Col. Pratt, director of the Anglo
American ambulance at Orleans, has
gone to Bordeaux to exchange wounded
prisoners, of whom there are now large
numbers on both sides.
LONDON, Jan. 9.-Count Bernstaff,
Prussian Minister, received the follow
ing telegram from Bismarck:
Versailles, Jan. S.-The report ofthe
German commander at ROuen, respect
ing the sinking of English Golfers, has
not arrived; but the facts are known.
Tell Lord Granville we sincerely re-
greet, that our troops, toavertimminent
danger, were obliged to seize British
ships. We admit claim for indemnity.
Unjustifable excuses We're also COM
mitted. We regret them, and will
bring the guilty to account.
(Signed) BISMARCK"
Farther explanations represent that
three vessels were seized for fear the
French would use them to land troops.
William Munzell, member of Parlia-
ment for Limerick county, has offered
the Pope residence on his estate in
Ireland.
Shaw LeFeuvre has been appointed
Home Secretary.
BERLIN, Jan. 9.-The second Install
ment of the German loan has been taken
by contractors at an advance.
STUTTGART,s Jan. '9.-Count Won
Daube has resigned Ministry OF
Foreign Affairs, and is succeeded by
| Won Wachter.
VERSAILLES, Jan. 1O.-Last night
the fire from our batteries South OF
Paris, was increased. Buildings inside
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1871-01-11
An Illustration.

"A little boy was advised by his father
to use illustrations in his conversation
whenever they should occur to him;
"for," continued the parent, "there is no
more forcible way Of impressing your
meaning"
Shortly after the boy was being leo
tured on generosity; ''It's better to give
than receive, Johnny, far better; the
Bible says so, and say So"
illustrate it, pappy; I think will
understand you better"
rather could not see the application.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1871-01-11

@. w. McORANA0' 0oaS"1'
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MONROE, LA, JANUARY IL, 1871.
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The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1871-01-11
LATEST INTELLIGENCEl
Another Carpet.Bag U. $. Senator.


a.! ..&,4@q = 't>tt- o'
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1871-01-11

Mr.. Seward has had the inexpressi-
bleprivilege of interviewing the mikado
Of Japan-said to be the first white man
that ever hOnored Mr., Mikado with a
call. Mike expressed his satisfaction at
seeing William safe "across the great
ocean," and w. s. concurred.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1871-01-11

The Radicals of Texas are said to he
in painful quandry as to what thew
shall do to be saved.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1871-01-11
The Mont Gems tunnel

The Mont Gents tunnel has at
last been completed, and the light, tor
the first time breaks through the
adamantine barrier of the Alps. This
wonderful work was commenced in the
spring of 1858, and has been pursued
without interruption ever since. 1t is
by far the longest tunnel ever attempt
ed, being 1853 miles in length through
from the French terminus in the mar
row valley of the Arc to Bardonneche
in the Piedmontese valley of the Dora.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1871-01-11

Ihere is tie in the State Senate of
florida and the House of Representa-
New-York tribune., 1871-11-01

Reeepts 3T pkgS dried fruits or 22 more than last
veeL corresponding week last year & pigs Shipments Of Appe G
note state 10 bbA at c 100 bags Tennessee new q
8 95 bbl Ohio &C. Is d. DC, and at sG with OV b5
peaches also dull and rather weak O
bags selling % do O with lot old halves at &C.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-01
GEORGE OPDYKE & CO.,
BANKERS. No. 2s NASsAU.ST., i,

offer for sale the following desirable securities:
NewYork and Oswego Midland Railroad Flint Mortgage per cent
Gold Bonds at par and interest
NewJersey Midland Railroad First Mortgage per cent Gold Bonds
(gsraneed by the NewYOrk and OsWego Midland RIod at and
interest
st. South Eastern Railway Ft Mortgage per cent Gold
Bonds at 9J and Interest
Montgomery ard Eufsua Railroad Pr Mortgage per cent uo'
Bonds ndorsed by the State Of Alabama at and interest
Missouri Iowa and Eeb1ssLA Railway Mortgage cent Gold
Bonds. at 90 and interest
indianapolis and vncenn Railroad Second Mortgage per cent
Bonds gusnteed by Penns Rrosd 30 and interest
Gaadn County Illinois, per cent Bonds Gnteres payable semi
annually In New YORK by Inos at i and interest
White County Illinois, per Bonds Interest payable sfnn
pu,ly in New. York By State Ilno at 92I and interest
Ct County Missouri per cen. Bonds at 30 and interest
Crk County Missouri cent Bonds at S and interest
soD ,I,, 10 per cent Bonds ued for Municipal purPoSe' at
e2l and interest.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-01

THE COUPONS Of the SEVEN PER CENT
PIEsr MORTGAGE SINKING FUND GOLD yOnDs 2, itT npo
PRNHsLAR RlfLWAI COMPANY Of Michigan iHdHa tno I'M
no due Nov 1871 will be paid and aisr that 6,ts foS o"
fine Of United states tar The OGoe Of HOPklHS Co.
Broadway, Eew.YorE. Y, WhhbLhn, lIo -,
TTNHE COUPONS of the SEVEN PER CENT
i PIRsT MORTGAGE SINKING PuHD GOLD BoEDs u ., @ Ino
pRNINsII Ar RAILWAY COMPANY OF MICHIGAN due no'en
bsr Ig1 vi. be paid on that d,e gold cola nee OF ooa
Ses ,I al the ohce offs W. HOPKINS Co. ~ BroT"ay TO-"
York. " "hh"'"I.'
New-York tribune., 1871-11-01

KdGB.
p, t the s.h 100 plrA or 10 pkRs the preTtoa
ueeI corresponding weei yeah s,S& PkH This shows
quite U OF as with last far the present Weet
concerned @ packages OF Tie past month e more man
OctUber LINED began early % year. Anu e NV
como strong holders remembering bow badly ~
aid ate In the season About onehh the present arc
lined They have improved particle but fresh eggs are le mSne
good marks Of Western selling well state We quoe ~ N,
New-York tribune., 1871-11-01
O'''O- So LisuRrT Sr. Ns1.YoRK, Aug H. It'll :
xuTOACO AMI ALTON RAILROAD FIRST

y MoRTGAGB SINKING FUND BONDS ssreSy given
@ 70 "a a72 asa 2IS 285 30 2O6 a 49, 81, Ill., 49,
tlo 5 2a 1856 49, 2I1, as 49, and 7 Of $1,000 eaeh' Tor
redemption --,--- ,-,... ,I....u Ill .....
November l. 1871. ,,,.. ,..I
and surrendrr X. j. TILDBN. IL WAizt,
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