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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-11-16
wheeling, Parkersburg and
Cincinnati Transportation
ComDany's Packets.

COURIER,.....-.....C JACK HARkIsoS'
REPRESENTATIVES, Capt. PHIL. ANsCHUTz'
The COURIER leaves Wheel
sUzHt sSing for Parkersburg every Tues.
1day, Thursday and SATURDAY al
lOL O'Clock A. NJ. Returning leaves PARK,
ersburg every Monday, Wednesday anu
Friday at 6 o'clock A. M.
The EXPRESS leaves Wheeling Tor fark,
ersburg every Monday, WEDNESDAY anu
Friday at lO]a O'Clock AN. Returning ieaVes
Parkersburg every Tuesday, THURSDAY ahu
Saturday at o'clock A. NJ.
G. II. BOOTH & CO.,
mare Agents.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-11-16

MAsONIC GRAND LoDGE.-The Ma
sonic Grand Lodge of West Virginia
copiRpea iQFentaS lat nRRf r 1c SRe 81
w can on a few days notice have every st
m of Hair Jewelry made TO order. Call at
Ky, Market street, and see Sample Book of II
ms Jewelry and fine stock of Watches, Cloc
=, Jewelry, Spectacles, &C.
nol8 OXTOBY Il DUFFIELI
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-11-16
new ADVERTISEMENTS.
FIIRs. CloAks AND DRESS GOODS!
GIO. TAYLOR ( @.

Our Stock of FURS is unusually large and complete
embracing the best manufactured in New York. Phadel
mia and Detroit and will be sold low at retail as In
any city in the United States. ......
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-11-16
Canned Fruit
Gf1P CAudlAR.

IN WHOLE, HALF AND QUARTER
6(D Boxes, juaf received and fer SAFE by
suRl7 II. REILLY.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-11-16

Member OF the Royal College q, s,.
London, graduate from one of The ~ %
inent Colleges IN the United STAT. 80 .s,
greater part Of whose life has hSrN %ae
the hospitals OF London, Paris, Ph,lsI,,I y.
and elsewhere, has effected some OF ill., =,
astonishing cures that were eve, I =, = -
Many troubled with ringing IN H. =, J
and ears when asleep, great p,ry yt
being alarmed at sudden sounI, 80 4
ness, with frequent hluShing, atlryi - ~,
times with deraSemont OF mind yr,, -
Immediately. "''' -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-27
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER r. 1871

OF trade. II i selling Ut - s003 50 p bale It ID
ehippea mostly % England, and used - food fol
cattle and stock.
5 RICE HULLS-Are in demand, for packing glass
ct ol0l 50 Veart load, aud 10 shipped East foz
STAR CAxDDHs-Ths stock ON hand 10 light aud
the demand 10 fair. AL weights are now sold 1t
lee p b Wholesale, actual weight, and l8asc for
sInall lots.
, BXLixG rw1NB-sells at ls02oc p h.
IRON COTTON T1HS-Prices have advanced to
EAS Ha zcTuRED roBAcco-7here /. very little
doing 10 fsct the demand 10 only local We quote
>e16oe p 3. - u quality. -
NALT-There ~ very little fere, but i is not
mach in demaCd It commands 81 1901 IS p
bushel for prime to choice.
HOPS-The stock here 10 small and there 10 very
little coming H.: Old 10 offering At asc y ID. New
COTTON SRBD-Jhe supplies are selling readily
ct el2 Y ton, aackO returned. and SIC with the
sacka The supply 10 not equal to the demand:
TOBACCO-The stock il 20 small - to offer little
o. no scope foS buyers hence the sales In the past
few days are c0Ikned 70 y hhds to the city trade
and We quote lugs s08c, low leaf 8kc, medium Sc,
good 90iOc. fine aud selections l00l2c p ID.
fRkIGHTS-The offerings fOF foreign ports con-
tinue liberal, and there II good supply Of room
on the berth. The movement eoastwise il only
moderate. We quote: Cotton by steam for Liver
pool I'D, Kew York &c, Philadelphis &c. Bremen
nd Hamburg sd; sail, TO Liverpool sled. Hsvre
&c, Boston Sc.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-27

q 600 Is; double extra winter IS % 06 Is
Wheat dull but unchanged; No. 8 red fall
mixed On track - 43c; sacked Sc. Oats
dull and prices have declined; mixed on
track 32033c; sacked 1Ac. Highwines
$50. Tobacco inactive. Hemp dull. Bag
ging unchanged. Pork quiet at $l3 on or
ders. Bacon quiet; jobbing and order
saies-ehoulders 7asc: clear rib sides 714c;
loose and packed clear sides ehc. Lard
quiet at 96 09Ac.
Foreigu Markets.
PARIS. October 26-Rentes ST. 75c.
LIVERPOOL, October &c, Evenipg.-Cot-
closed strong: middling uplands Gid; Or
leans 9ad; sales u 600 bales. Corn 33s Cd.
Lard As Sd.
LONDON. October 26.-Bull,on in the
Bank Of England has increased 81, go 600.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-27
A Washington dispatch saws:

WASHINGTON, October Ex-senator Trum-
oull, who has been here this week engaged
urged Secretary Boutwell,, the Postmaster
General, and Supervising Architect Mullett
10 make liberal recommendations to Con.
gress for appropriations to rebuild the gov.
eminent buildings in Chicago. The officials
IN question will all unite, It is believed, in
ASKING Tor the erection of o building much
larger than the old one, and consequently
~ 2 new site, to accommodate the post.
cmce' c9efomhouse, internal revenue Of.
noes, and United States courts.
Inc President, it is said, will indorse the
in his annual message.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-27
r. Call fer N Army Reunaep.
This is Q special to the St. Louis Dev,oc


This is special to the st. Louis Democrat:
WASHINGTON, D. c.. October 22-Fitz
Hugh Lee has issued the following call for
meeting Of the Virginia division Of the
army Of Northern Virginia:
Deriving authority from, and in con-
1ormitv with articles fifth and eighth in the
plan Of an organization Of the association
Of the army Of Northern Virginia, hereby
call meeting Of the Virginia division Of
that association, to take place IN Richmond
on the evening Of the second Of November,
1871, to organize the division upon per
manent basis. to preserve friendships formed
in the army, to perpetuate it, fame, to vim
dictate its history, that justice may be done
to the living and dead in future, are among
the objects for which We meet.
To all officers, D0n-c0mnissiOned officers
and privates who belonged to the Virginia
organization Of the arny of Northern Vir-
ginia. ct any time during the war, and Who
did not desert then, and have not deserted
since, . hearty invitation is hereby ex-
tended to be present. -s--e
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-27

General Grants New England tour il a
continued ovation. His plain, unpretend-
ing style seems to take with the honest yeo-
many ''down East" Such An utter alb
Stunning manner in the hero Of Appomattox,
,s4eo1 them moro than ii he had come
among them bedecked in the trappings Of
war and wearing the airs of . conauerer:
albeit, - they look upon him, they must
wonder, in their simple way. if that unos.
tentstiOus little man is indeed be to whom
the great chieftain of the rebellion surren-
dered his sword, and to whom ransomed
nation awards the credit of having saved
the best government the world ever saw"
All, it is beautiful sight; q most touching
spectacle.-Ner York Commercial.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-27

DAYTON, October 2l.-The mania Of in
cendiarism seems to have taken hold 81 tha
vicious classes here. Anumber of attempts
have been made to fire property within the
past week: Shsvings saturated with coal
gu have been found under stairwsya, in
different portions Of the city, where efforts
have been made to fire them and failed.
probably because there's was mot draft
enough TO ignite them In two or three in
stances the fires were discovered imme-
distely after they had been made, and we're
put out before damage was done. Unusual
vigilance is being observed to guard against
s6s incendiary mania, induced by such ter
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-27
The Baltimore american saws:

Dur'ng the past few weeks Rio coffee baa
advanced to the neighborhood of seventeen
cea!s, soae, per pound, and the rise Of five
OF SIX cents has caused considerable discus-
sion IN commercial circles. Its imnortance
IL augmented just at this time bv tie eman.
slPatlon OF the slaves in Brazil, which nav
nave very great effect upon labor on the
plantations. The most certain vav for the
United States to be sure of alwsys getting
good and cheap coffee is to annex San Do.
m3go: With Americans owning the land
s91 coitivaung the soil Of that island, it
WI yield enough to supply the whole coun-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-27
The Fishing Schooner Trouble.
We copy this special from the St. Louis

We copy this special from the St. Louis
Republican: -
WASHINGTON, October l9-The govern
nent has no official advices from either the
British or United States authorities regard
ing the seizure of the schooner Horton in a
NOVA Scotia port, and her removal to
Gloucester, Massachusetts,. The absence of
the President and Secretary Of State, how
ever. would prevent action even il dis
patches were at hand. The understanding
among other officials here il, that this gov
the vessel to the port from which she WAS
taken. and disown the act of the American
citizens Who eeixed her. A member Of the
cabinet stated to-day that, If the facts were
- represented, the government would be
obliged to follow that course.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-27
The Cincinnati Gazette saws:

A plan to carry Ohio is esrnestlv an.
proved BY the Enquirer. It consists If
calling the Democratic convention on the
eighth OF January, and Of raising money for
the campaign BY tax on every Democrats
voter who will pay. The prestige Of the
eighth Of January, the anniversary Of the
Settle OF New Orleans, is to do something.
are 70 do bs an early ss:rt IN the
Ohio. P'-A w vary
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-27

Inc Baton Rouge Gazette and Comet saws:
The cotton crop Of this parish, it is said,
~! oe very short, and We are inclined to
0eileve the sugar crop will not turn out "A
ven as anticipated. The sugar planters
nave MAD too much rain this fall to allow
the cane to ripen early. =
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-27

oniriey Dare advises all women to learn
ped making, enough to live by, before thew
practice with the pen. If you lean on il.
sne says, it will pierce like q thorn through
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-27
The Iberville Ners eavs of the crors.

Inc loerville Ne~s says of the crops:
The favorable weather of the last w.ak
has induced many planters in the parish to
begin the operations Of sugar grinding, and
to use California phrase, our erest sac.
charine staple 'pans out bully. The cotton
crop 10 nearly gathered. The amounr viii
FULLY justify previous estimates.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-27
Murder II IhervilIe.
The lberville Ne1s, published in Plaque

W1uc, bsyH:
We are called upon to record one of the
most shocking murders that has ever fallen
to our province to chronicle. The facts of
the horrible affair, 20 far a. We have been
able 70 ascertain them, are - followe:
NJ On Sunday last two men, Patrick Kearns
and PatFick Mekeon, employed ON theco
ncration bitches, became engaged in q
McKeon, almost without warning, drew q
knife and plunged it in the boeom Of
Kearns, killing him almost instantly. There
are extenuating circumstances in this caee
and We forbear making comments until q
judicial investigation has developed all the
facts.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-27

State Fair, 1870. ~
o.. TakHk DIPLOMAS awarded ct the late Texns
wish to inform the public that nv ratent truaa
- Wen - my late patent abdominal sun0orter. ny
no eqoa!, and 10th tnetruments have 10 epf}neo
eock peds OF the horrible straps e so1o nsHilIse
Practical mechanical experience Of ever thirty
years vu fnly justly me In collecting youT pofron
done. III 0pirTMATk
H. g BaEonne stxeet, between fe.dids "a t1n,s..
New OgleaQA ana m
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-27

CLEARED YESTERDAY.

| VA100A0U 1oO400UA8s
ste.%ship norssn. lockwood. for lndianola and
Brig ssrah and Emma Carter. for Providence, l
i ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Harlan, Lew1s, from Indianola via Gal.
weston. to G whitne! kco-lst district
h sS.s s@ sssn''' Wales
Spanish bark Hsrmenia. Cnibare. , days from Hs-
, YAM; >, in ballast to Avendsno Bros-lst dis
rowsox7A
Republic. Lumberd. from the Passes-went down
hght-B1ossht mp ship Wild Hunter aud bark
s11AarBoATs.
Frances Hopkiua from Mobile
| Fleta. Barnes. RON Shreveport.
Bart Able. Bafancc. from ware Landing
Br.dish Jchueon, Rsdovich. from Lower Coast
| MarcellA. Baooett. from Lower Coast
Katie, White, rom Argyle Landing.
Prank Psr9oud Goddin, ffom vicisburg.
Colossal. Reilly, from It Louis.
Ruth. Burton, from Grand Eeore.
BE1ow--wAITma ORDERS.
Bark Brothers, Kidder, q days nom Tsbasco to
MPo11s.
NDIANOLk VIA 0ALvHeTON-eteamship Nor.
CANTOR lndiAn0la-20O bbls 6Our 10 bbls whiaky 20
hhds sugar 20 bags coffee 100 sks corn $50 pkgs Of
,Fof G.'ys.top-eso Dbl. don. 100 bbls sugar 100
molasses 20 cks bacon hhds bacon 10 hhds sugar
80 bags coffee SO sks oats 50 doc brooms 50 bales Of
~ 81 Rafs He.i Sarah and bale.
Of cotton
NEwPORT-ship Wild Hunter-4996 bars railroad |
LvERPOoI-Bark Florence chipman-2los bars
railroad iron 1904 bds ironties 1891 bxs tinpste and
IND M1fAsoEA VIA MISUNDERSTANDING Har.
iaa:1xs bales cotton 2ss head cattle 6 bags wool
ROCKPORT-steamship Austin-,cs head cattle
- 6bls tsnow ~ tcs tallow hhds tallow II bags |
MOBiLE-steamer Frances-723 bales cotton and |
oundI1es |
IE0Ru1s OF PRODUCE.
ARGfLE LANDING-Steamer Katie-2323 bales
cotton 1891 sks cotton seed seed cotton 70 axis
ST tOUIs.steamer Lucy Bertrsm-l17 bales Of
cotton 100 bills whisky 50 half bills whisky 1906
Dbl: apples sa sks corn 100 bales hay and sundry
81 LOUIS Steamer Belle Lse-lese bales cotton
ses seed cotton 500 SKIS cotton seed and sundry
sHRsyEPoRr-steamer Nets-2sl bales cotton
walls LAxD1No-steamer Bart Able-l. bale.
cotton ~ oOs n0loseee bbls sugar and sundries
LOWER COASr-Steamer BTadish Johnson
LOWER C0AST-Steamer Nsrce,ls-s2 SKIS rice
hhds eugsr 70 bbls mOssses Is bbls and sun
GRAND ECORE-Steamer Ru,h-2o6 bale, cotton
Md sundres
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lobe Hurt-79l sks oats
0l Ihls whisky 20 cks bacon and eundry produce
ST LOCE-Steamer COl0ssAl-2l3 bales cotton 5 |
linda tobscco l442 sks oats and sundry produce 4
81 TIE RAu4DoADe.
INV ORLEANS. JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH. |
I'm RAILROAD, October 26-968 bales cotton aud
Du0dfy produce
4Oe0Ar0 LOUISlANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD,
october $40 bales cotton II hhds sugar l39 bbls
n0iAsees zlO sks rice sn0 sundries
INV ORLEANS, MOBILE AND TEXAS RAIL
EOAD. October 8-62 bb,s pork 302 pkgs tobacco
nd sundries
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-27
MISCELLANEOUS

i
! A TESTIMONIAL
| NEW ORLEANS June =, 1871.
J. h. GARDNER, Agent Grover h Baker Sewing
Machine Company, No. ls5 Canal street.. New
Orleans:
SIR-We are much in want oftwo Of your PANTY
SEWING MACHINES. and propose to give you IN
exchange for them, one each, Singer and Wheele.
Wilson. you accept our offer it will take from
~ the last Of five of the other patterns Of
machines that We have disposed Of to give place
to youra
We have had much experience with several Of
the leading Sewing Machines and tel that We can.
say, without injustice to any one, that the
ELASTIC STITCH MACHINE 4.
OF your Company's make il far snn.r,or ~
any that We have used. Its simplicity
small effort required to operate, and tAe srest
strength and elasticity Of it, seam .re ou.,iti.t
we have never found equaled in any other. Sim
the introduction Of your Sewing Machine h>eo
Asylum 1t has always been the faverits with G.
'n''ofen' and often . source Of much content
among Them, ~ to who should have the psivi]
fits use. O.
During the past two years We have had h,o
'ouf sewing Machines in constant ne, end
Quantities Of work Of every description for :
'es nas been done on them. We have never
ny complaint from those for whom the wori
zen done. but. on the contrary, much pr,is'
ne beauty and perfection Of the machine stit.
We NEST earnestly hope that you VII, aeu
roposition to exchange, and favor 10 By
our machines at the earliest oppoEtunity
DRHCTR1SS ST. BLIzABy1H oaPHANA
An13 IN IL IN .-4--x.s.sk "
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-27
Monetary--commsrcial.
MONETARY.


! oTV1CB OF THE DAILY REPUBLlcAV,a
THuRsDAY 9vHUINe. October Is. ls71.
We noticed gsed healthy demand for money
feeling which characterized it Last week, and for
more than fortnight previous. few loans we're
the general couzse Of the market indicated NO
change from our previoue quotations. We quote Al
Y 2 cent v annum, aud good aud second grade 1t
l2Gl8, first class business paper without collate.
ras ls fs se 8 c.n2 :se a. sS
Gold opened = iiae,l.s t.e.in.t ms 1t
: .Is n:isa. 4 S II H.. :a s
ill., asS q E ~, se ga !. s At
c %s1t e"'d sale this morning and the amounts &C.
Moore Jauney Hyams.. ...... e3O,OW $4,000
Tcwnsend, Lyman 4 Con-. so.M0 10000
i.. '''''''''' ''''' o%C ~, ~
Total Ct II, accepted. ......".....'.......'sscoeo
In silver only $500 in American half dollars were
reported ct l09.. We quote these At lOs 0iO9h,
and Mexican dOllars nominal
exchange. the sales Of sterllpg embracing E46OoO
ct sier rates. especially tOwad the latter part Of
q n ma s
mess was divided - follows: El5oO and RsOoO bill
Of lAdng at 1881, $lO0O bill OF lading aud x23OJ
and 235o Al clear 1t 10, $4,000 clear ct l2o0l3et,
&2sOU and e6nOO clear at 1903, Rls00O Al clear IT
came withic notice. We now quote sterling st !
0l204 for Al bill Of lading aud clear. and Obj
for bank. -.----.-- ----------v~
Domestic exchange was heavy. The banks
drew on New York 1t \ p cent discount for re:
mittance, and the sales included $4,000 and
eSo,OOo private bankers' New York sight At !.a6 p
cent discount $1,000 bank and private bankers,
and 80 900 bank 1t the same: 5000 commercial
d i, and 4l5 600 Boston (without grace) atk.
bank gold check fur 5000 changed hands 1t |
p cent discount, and one for el3.0O0 at i.
Df this banks ct par.
Operations in stocks were Of limited extent. One
hundred shares Louisiana Levee were reported
,arly st o. Is d. later At % IS, 100 do 1T % 37
~ nd ~ 1Oue - ~ ao1s1e Ohase0 0Cchonics' |
lpd Agricultural Fair Association NJ eli.
The only sale OF bonds reportedis city ten
yer cents ct 81. -
Nothing transpired in warrants or city treasury
lQtes. =. IN
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-27
COMMERCIAL

THuRsoAY Bvns1xe. October &C. ls1l.
COTTON-The sales to-day embraced $3.50 bales
st An advance of &c during the morning, but ct
about yesterdays rates 1t the clo&e. We accord.
ingly, repeat last evening quotations. and give
also the Exchange figures. which are for even
running Of it, types while ours are for averaae
lists, with the outside rates for strict:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-27
STEAMBOATS,,

/ 4
CAIRO.
NEW ORLEANS, CHICAGO AND EHl
Il ..tt WEST.
TIE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD
BLUE LINE. VIA CAIRO
| ,H~h win Take Freight IRE.
New Orleans on Arstclaa steam
LEAv1xa DAILY. At F1vg P. H.. FOR
Cairo. Chicago, and All Peines Nsrsh,
West as6 East, as The Lowest Rates.
Al .ates and al through bills Of lading 40. Nov
Ss scs1 :. : ssss sSs
Shippers by thi. route .ax. all dray.es and tr.ns
er ehafEes ct Cairo, and their good aee alWaYl
in .s:n Ans :; Tuc5ia:
STEAMSHIPS.
FUR HAVANA.
| The Hamburg American
| 7 ''"'''''a; ;'i;si 5!s,.,s; ,.,,.,
Win sail NOVEMBER I, at IAN.
Price Of Pa<sage-Cabin $50. currency; steersge
" % .ffls sr R Rrei;ees iPpEE Co.
oSI3 tn0l No $50 Common street.
FOR sANTANDER.
~ p. 1ss co a."s:: .,..m A.sr'ea.
Captain Hebich,
p,;,. =, M su sail so OVEN . r. !, st7AM:
s''o ''' freight % q ffI..;sss .R RsfsRr1 Co..
ocls mol No. 100 Common street.
FOR HAvRE.
The Hamburg America.
a66 Packet cO 9.w@ 7: . s's:%er
BIZ: sdias signed though sSs :; ssf fi1s1
p'' ''' height " Iiiiiss ,RRG EFss1 co..
oe!8 tn0l No. lsO Common street.
:. FOR HAMBURG.
- . Tas co 1..n:rs America.
Captain Hebich,
WIN ssil NOVEMBER !, at IAN
gold trough bills Of i.Snse s Signed safe to
Petersburg. Moscow. Riga apd OTHER Continental
p0s'A For ffeishtM 1f PsssSsSe sRIlEy e
oel8 tnol No. 1870 Common street.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. VIA HAVANA.
80 Sail on FRIDAY, October =. ateP.M.
- The Fine Al SteaHsh1p
~ ~ PIONEER,
wAkEIsY. Commander.
For height 'n'yt%s WILLIAM CREW .,..,
SEQ Corner Carondelet and Gravier stseeta
ron NEW YORK.
G88oBAHrs sT8AMs1IP Liz
oompe;Ginx the frst-class steemshtps
1880, 49, Il Captain 4 =. secp.e:
g1SIK.S aETaofoiis... :Csptsse .. & Ve.s..
SAILING FROM INV YORK EVERY sAruRpAY.
.~..".,s''' ' '''@ '''''-'''
GENERAL MEADE,
SAMPSON, Commander
~ Ieave hsr wharf, foot Of Jedersou stzpek q
SATURDAY. November 4, 1871, 1t Pm.
Theee steamers have superior eecomnoAations
Sssss.ss p.s.: ''''.'''.'.''''..'....o
~, Bremen and Hamburg. Throuah t3cSste foa
l.teaaes and Storage pesseosess fer Liverpool
d TIE Continent: CONNECTING Pc osiee': lne q
s'' .: , OHM T. i .pH;xx e Agent.
No. $50 Common street.
The seesmship E. B. soUDER VIII sollew, leav. !
. Cd sATURDlY November II. 81 4. ocN
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-27

The election in Mississippi will take pl.ce
on Tuesday. November z. Members 81 the
Legislature and county officers are to he
elected. The Republicans are confident Of
carrying the State. All. the voting viii be
done in one day,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-27

Said an ambitious youth to young lady:
Don't you think Id better dye my mus
tache!" caressing the family visible pro-
geny. II think If you will let it alone it
VIII die Of ITSELF" said the Lady.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-27
A;%s a9.c HsS @haane'

During the morning strict ordinary sold 1t lec
low middlns = high - Ice, and miJdling 1t 10 ac
and at ID &c, the latter for . high style. These
figures are about nc higher than could have been
realised later IN the day sales were also reported
1t for strict good Ordinary, and l8 for strict
midding. The market stidened during the morn.
ing. under encouraging kilograms from Liverpool
and New York, but lost its buoyancy subsequently.
in anticipation Of easier prices TO- NOR row. 4 con.
siderable part Of the tusi. ess was done on the
baeis Of l8c for low middling, and l8t ais c for
middng.
The Exchange reporta: Market opened strong
but closed without alteration since yesterdayn
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-27
EDUCATIONAL.

EDUCATIONAL.
MILITARY HIGH SCHOOL.
1888 RACE STRRT, head Of Coliseum Plaza
4. b. EdWafds and Samuel H. IAva..
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Win prepare pupils to enter the Louisiana State
Univefsity, OF any other College in America.
Commercial and Primary Department attached
Military discipline, with daily driu.
Circulars 70 30 had at the School, OF ct James 4,
0reshsm's, s. Camp street, su20 ION