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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-08-13

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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Juniata Hoxie, from Philadelphia 5th
instant, 70 VIM Creeyy-2d district
Steamship Margaret, Nee Baker from Havana via
Florida ports, previously reported at Quaran-
tine, TO 4 Rob 'rts-lst Districts
Schooner Louise WilcsTOn, Bstifal. 10 DAYS from
Havana, TO Cha.fraiN i Agar Previously re-
ported at Quarant .2e-2d district
Schooner Whipple, Goadspeed, days from
Utilla, to Morgan &cO-2G district T
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EDUCATIONAL.
-THE NEW ORLEANs

'sidE REV oIiLEANS
MILITARY HIGH SCHOOL,
lSS......,....... Race Street ......s.......lSS
Between Coliseum and Camp),
Conducted by T. B. EDWARDS and SAM. H. LEWIS
graduates OF the Louisiana Military University;
viii prepare pupils TO enter the Sophomore OF
Junior Class of the Louisiana State Military Uni
versty. any other college in the United States.
An Elementary Department is attached Discipline
military. with daily drill Do2 sn
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We have to report better feeling in
green city hides, but prices remain I'M
changed. Kips are accommodating, and dull.
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BIZ THE RAILROADS

NEW ORLEANS JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH
BRN RAILROAD, August l2--73 bales cotton and
sundry produce
MORGAES LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
Aupust l2-lO hdls hides is hides bales moss 10
half baesmoss bbls rice 1873 he ad cattle and sun
drles
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

JEFFERSON-Steamer H Durfee-69l bales cot
ton 293 head cattle and sundres
LDSONViLLB-SteameT FTOe-Sundries
LOWER COAST-Steaner BeaufOrt--64 bbls rice
and sundries
BATON ROUGE-Steamer st John-e5o0 slaves
Dbl molasses and suRdries
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Flcker-Sundries
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COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY EVENING. August r. 1871.
CoTroS-The sales to-day embraced 1000
bales, at about yesterdays rates. We
accordingly repeat our quotations and give
also tie Exchange figures, which are for
even running of its types, while ours are
for average lists, with the outside rates for
strict:
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weekly Coaee statement.
Weekly Quotations of Hides, Etc.

Messrs. Hay & Mehle report the follow
ing transactions forthe week. Their quota
tons represent actual sales at first
hands. Expenses taken out, weighing,
bundling. drayage and commission have to
be added:
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MACHINERY.

rsORsYTE UNITED STATES
STAN DA II d. S @ ALES..
The Strongest Scale Made.
Every scale warranted, in every respect $50 var5e
ties, adapted to every branch OF business.
For price list or any information, address
FORSYTH, ELLISON 4 Cos,
No. 46 Magazine street. New Orleans.
90 eod3r1 5-ll57
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STEAMSHIPS.
RREMEN.


STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NBw Or
LEANS VIA HAvRE; SOUTHAMPTON AND
HAVANA.
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There was rather more inquiry, and not
withstanding unfavorable accounts from
New York and Liverpool, prices were pretty
well maintained.{ Ordinary sold at 1874 and
dc, indicating some concessions; strict or
binary at l5c, full style of same at 15Ac.
and good style flow middling at 1880
The Exchange reports: decline Ac on
low middiing. and market for other grades
unchanged"
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GECa1i1gs from, Sac Mails.

4 rich mine Of lead has been discovered
on the Island Of Jersey.
There have been three deaths from vel
low fever in Charleston since Friday. The
discaseis gradually dying out.
Il is reported that the employers at New
castle, England, have agreed to an increase
of wages.
Hannah Roberts. colored, nearly 130
years old, was burned to death in Philadel-
phia, Sept II.
From iIayti it is announced that the adj
herents of Cabral will appoint provisional
government to regulate the revolution.
The [. S. recruiting service. under Col
r. ). Granger, at Newport Barracks, has
been discontinued.
Victor Hugo is sick Ills complaint is
pieurisy, and his condition is such as to oc
casion alarm.
\ colored man named \. j. Pened, muir
dcred his wife in Chicago Saturday night
/ by cutting her throat with 4 razor.
Adviees from Aigiers state that tn,
large town Of Lehifka has been DESTROYED
and the inSurrectionary leaders in the Vi
entity captured and shot.
Negotiations between Count dc Remusa,
and Herr Van Arnim are said to involve ;
/ Territorial Encouragement, which viii recti
! fly the fro"tier Of France and Germany.
4. Q. CaSselberry, Assistant Supeinten
dent Of the Pacific and Atlantic telegraph
committed suicide At Pittsburg on the l6tl
inst, by shooting himself through the body
The smallpox is spreading in Lowell
Mass, eleven new eases being reported o,
! the 18th. Steps for its suppression hav,
! been commenced.
l The smallest working steam engine il
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MAR NEWS.
D0itrS2si Ties,


The schooner land arrived mere on the
18th inst, with cargo of ties for the Ap-
plcton and New London i,aiirod.
Coii.Gcd.
The schooner H. c. AI5rccht, Capt.
ilbrccht, Of this city coiliIcl with a YES
eel on Lake Superior, recently, and lost
her bowsprit and other hcad-gcar.
Grange O. Light.
The flash light at Duncan City is out of
working order, and for some time viii APP
pear as fixed white light.
5'aundering oil the Schooner Union.
The schooner Union, of this city, on
Sunday morning, at haIfpast : O'Clock,
while on her way from Shcboysan TO Man
istce, with $4,000 brick, when about .
miles eff Shcboygan, sprung d. leak, and il
less than an hour sunk. Her crew took tc
the boat, ana at Q o'clock Sunday forenoon
were picked up by q scow and takea tC
Chicago.
The schooner Industry cleared at Mil
waulcc on the 10Th inst, for this port.
TeErcEscsi AT t.sts Port.
TIE tugs Rebel, Willie Brown, Black
Ball No. ,, j. L. iIicgie, AMI Sat;sfactor
recently constructed at Buffalo for com,
pany of ship owners at Chicago arrived at
this port last Thursday afternoon, and
in consequence of the heavy weather cut.
Si1n ia not laay n for THAR destination ~
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only . cents, and We advise everybody To
send and get a copy. We have examined
this book with interest, and can safely say
that more valuable compendium Of use
ful knowledge has rarely been published.
The September number Of the 4merteGa
Stock Journal is at hand, and contains be-
sides It's usual article Hints fo- the
Month a variety Il interesting articles
among which are, Remarks on Diary
ing:" g How to Drive Horses; Con
structing Farm Ia13s--IIow to Save Ma
nure," etc, etc. This valuable monthly
can be obtained Of Messrs. n. z. Boyer d
Co, Parkeshurg, Chester Co, Pa, at the
low price Of 81 per Eear il advance.
We have received from Messrs. Greason
{ Smith, - Gold street, New York, the
August number Of The PTiater, monthly
paper of IS pages, devoted to The interest
Of the cart PrcservaJiYe Of all Arts, and
though late in coming, is nevertheless a
welcome guest Besides containing speci-
mems If choice printing it has n leading
article on Strikes" which We commend
to the .perusal Of all tradcs-unions who
seek 10 enforce their claims by strikes, in
stead Of amicabie arbitration
We are in receipt of Circular for tic
Blind" from Reuben Yose, Esq, Banker,
g. Wall street, New York city, containing
a series Of diagrams Of an alphabet for the
blind. We are unable without the cuts to
illustrate his diagrams, but VIII try to de
scribe them, as far as we can to make his
mode Of constructing them Ineligible to
the reader. The alphabet is made by di-
,iding the twenty-six letters into four d.
visions. The first from i to I inclusive,
and so on, each division being made plain
to the touch Of a blind person by differ
Ont ecomctrical figures, each letter Of d.
vision By a distinctive mark or notch on
the figure used, so that each letter can be
Immediately recognized. 1t is a rcmarka-
Die invention, and if we had space would
give an elaborate description Of the differ
ent styles Of letters, etc, which the inyen-
ton merits
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Cen dcrscG locals.

4 cotilljon party was given ON last Fri
dav evening at Klingholz Haii, by some of
the young men on the south side. There
was quite large attendance, and tie az
fair passed off rs such affairs should DO, in
a very pleasant manner. We understand
that another party will be given at the
same place in about three weeks.
Now that the long bridge at the Branch
is completed, track laying on the A. y \.
J.. R'y is progressing with double rapidity,
1t is expected that the next station, IIar-
RS Corners, Il miles from this city, will
be reached this week
lIr Louis Simon has just received an
excellent brand of cigars, and all who en-
JOY good smoke will DO well b. calling on
him.
The weather has been decidedly winter
ish for the past few days.
The injunction restraining tho city Of
Appleton from issuing bonds in aid of the
\. y. \. L. Z. r., has been " lifted
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This grand consolidation is to visit this
place, Monday, Oct. 81, AMI we can safely
say that no better entertainment will make
its appearance this year, The names Of
many of the performers are familiar and
have been acknowledged for years to be
unequaled in their various specialties
We notice that the Great Lady Gymnast,
Fontainbleau is now with this concern,
which is attraction enough alone to fill the
spacious canvass. She is said to receive
the largest salary in gold of any performer
in this country. The Cardiff Giant or the
Petrihcd man is in the Museum The
Horned Horse, Sea Cow, Baby Elephant,
only so inches In hight, and a vast number
of wild AMI savage Animals in the Mcnac-
erie. Everything seen for one ticket, and
our good opinion of it is based upon the
fact that the papers are loud in their praise
wherever it has exhibited and pronounce
it the best Show travelling. Remember
the date, and come TO see the street parade
and attend the exhibition.
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Yens-A NeYv Feature.

T. & J. Robinson, the wholesale andrc-
tail druggists on York street, who are also
the agents of the United States Tea Com
pony, 26, . and 80 Vcsey street, New
York, has received large consignment Of
green and black teas in the original pack
ages, as put up in China. We have tried
n sample of their gunpowlcr,' and pro-
nouncc it rs superior in flavor to any we
have ever used. The quality of the tea is
guaranteed, and if it does not suit, the
agents are instructed to refund the price of
the tea. We advise our readers 10 call at
Robinson and try the teas, satisfied they'll
mot regret ii. Look out for tea advertise
ment next week.
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Examination Of Teachers,

tXafnlnaJlOn OF IeaCnGrS.
~ VIE Iall Examinations Of 1871 will DO
| held at the following times and places
in and for the county of Manitowoc, Wis:
For the towns Of Gibson, Two Creeks.
Mishicott and Two Rivers, at the school
house in the village of Mishico.t, on Mon
day and Tuesday, September 25 and 26
For the towns of Manitowoc, Manitowoc
Rapids and Newton, at the school house in
the 81 Ward of the city of Manitowoc, on
Wednesday and Thursday, September n
| and %.
For the towns Of Franklin, Kossuth, Ma
pie Grove and Cooperstown. at the school
house in School District No. 8, town Of
Franklin, near Kelncr's, on Friday and
Saturday, September % and 80
For the towns Of Cato, Eaton, Liberty
and Rockland, at the school house in the
village Of Clark's Mills, town Of Cato, on
Monday snd Tuesday, October > and 3.
For the towns of Centreville, Meeme md
Schleswig. at the school house in School
District No. Z, town of Meeme, near Mul-
hollands, on Wednesday and Thursday,
October 4 and 3.
supplementary examination will be held
in the 81 Ward school house, in the city Of
Manitowoc, on Saturday, November 4, 1871.
for teachers, who, because Of sickness or
absence from the county. cannot attend the
regular examinations. No applicant vii he
examined at this meeting on any other cCtii-
tons than those mined. No private exam
nations will be given.
Applicants will please come provided with
the necessary stationery. Exercise. will
open at ] 0 O'Clock -. M.
\ Teachers' Institute will be held in the
city of Nani.owoc. commencing on Monday,
October ., Mt 10 a. m, aud closing on Sat
urday, October IA, at II IN The Institute
will be under the direction of the Agent Of
the Board of Regents Of Normal Sch sols.
| Hon. Samuel Fallows. State Superintendent,
is expected to deliver an address Every
teacher in the county should endeavor to he
pre- mt MICHAEL KIRWAN.
7-3w County Super intendent Of Schools
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~ ratified and agreed to by the Legislature
of 1871; therefore.
The people o the state Ct Wisconsin. rem
res med in Selate and Assembly. do en-
act rs fellows:
Section l. The foregoing proposed amend
nent Of the constitution Of the State
shall be submitted to The people at general
eicc'lca to be held on Tuesday succeeding
the first Monday Of November, 1871. and !.
the people shall approve and ratify said
amcndal, nj by majority Of the electors yot-
ing thereon, said amendment shall become a
TART Of the constitution OF this State.
Section =. Tie form Of ballot in voting to
approve and ratify said proposed amendment
shall be against special legislation and
against said amendment FOR especial legisla-
ton, which shall be on separate ballot
and shall be deposited in separate box TO be
provided Tor that purpose, and all voters
qualltled TO vote at any election in this State
shall be deemed as voters on this question.
Section 3. The votes cast approving and
ratIfying or disapproving said amendments,
shall be counted By the inspectors of the cleo
ton IN all respects, as votes for state officers
are counted and returned. and the officers
now desigl ated by law to canvass the returns
Of votes for State officers shah canvass the
returns on this question, at the same time and
place and under the same regulations and
restrictions now provided by law for canvass
ing and declaring the returns Of election for
State officers.
Section /. Within three days after the
determination Of said canvass, it shall be the
duty ofthe cauvassers to certify the result OF
said canvass to the Governor, who shall
thereupon, without delay, make proclamation
of the result.
Sec;ien 3. The secretary Of state is here
by required to include the substance of his
act in the notice Ct the general election for
the year 1871.
Section s. This act shall take effect and
be III force from and after its passage and
publication.
Given under my hand and the great seal
r. : Of the state of Wisconsin. at the
Capitol, in Madison, this 10th
day Of August 1871.
IL DREESE. Secretary of State.
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Enlic., S0ciRhie-

The Methodist sociablc viii meet on
Wednesday evening next at the house Of
Mrs. Capt. Albrecht.
The ladies Of the Methodist congrcga-
ton design to have rcf'cshmcnt table, on
the Fair Grounds during the ensuing
County Fair, and to apply the proceeds
toward paying the tax on the church and
parsonage property for improving the
streets.
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New asSoGS.

d. H. Thornton, cor. York and Eighth
streets, knows What he is about when he
sells goods as low as they do in Chicago.
Mr.. Thornton has a fine stock from which
which are attracted thithcr by his uupreec-
denied low prices, his stock viii soon be-
come exhausted We advise our readers
to see his large double column "ad on
our first page and then govern themselves
ACCORDINGLY
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Magazines, etc.

We arc indebted to Mum 4 Co, pub
fishers Of the Scientific american, New
York, fora neat little bound volume Of 100
pages, entitled New Census and Patent
Laws. It contains the complete census
of 1870, showing tie population, by coun-
ties, of all the states anu territories, with
their areas, and the population Of the prin-
cipal cities; the patent laws, variety Of
statistical information, useful recipes. etc,
etc. The price Of this useful little book is
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Notice to Contractors and
Builders,

Notice is hereby given that sealed propo-
sails will be received at the Office Of the
Clerk Of Joint School District No. / in the
town and city of Manitowoc until l. o'clock
m, CT September %, 1871, for materials and
work OH the school house to be built on the
school grounds in the Second Ward of the
city IF Manitowoc, according to the plans
and specifications now laying open for in
spection Al the store Of 7. L j. Robinson
Applicants are required to state the total
amount for the labor and materials required
to be furnished according to said plans and
specifications. Bonds are required for the
faithful performance Of the conditions Of the
contract. The Board reserves the right to
reject any and all bids.
W ". WALDO, Director,
-TH0S. ROBINSON Treas,
JOHN LANTRY. CLERK.
Manit0woc, Sept. | 1871 6-3t
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The County Fair.

Every citizen of Manitowoc, every farm
er in the county Is interested in the success
of the County Fair which opens here on
the llth of October Only about three
weeks remain for making preparations of
articles for the exhibition. The prospect
now is thai it will be a great success. Let
every resident of Manitowoc County do
something in its aid
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Railroad Celebration n rsi Excursion.

Our German fellow citizens had quite a
celebration aud excursion to the Branch,
on the 18th inst, in honor Of the Appleton
> & New London Railway being opened to
that place. Trains left the city at l and
2:30 ?. m, and returned at and p. m.
Large numbers Of our citizens as well as
many from the Branch were in attendance.
Mr.. George Kunz gave large ball at his
hotel in the afternoon and evening, and
many delayed their departure from the
Branch until the next morning, We hope
to hear Of many such celebrations as the
iron horse finds his way to the western end
of the line
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COMMERCIAL.

OFFICE OF TIE PILOT. !
MANITowoC, Sept. 81, 1871. !
WINTER NHGAT-l l5al %.
SPRING do i u5u1 10.
oATs-3uc.
WHITE PEks-50c.
GREEN do i 90
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TT ~ GHOUE
= Ss SlAo = LIE
h7AAsETGNCC, WIS.

TT S. B0NnS (7-30's, 5-2O's, and all
-, other kinds) purchased, sold and
exchanged. Coupons on Interest War
rants cashc5. Coll. Silver, and Coin
drafts purchased at the highest market
rates.
Drafts on all the principal cities of the
United Suites and Canada, bought and
sold. oreign Exchange on Great Bri-
tain and Continental Europe, for sale in
sums to suit. Deposits received, subject
to sight draft. Also interest paid on de-
Posits by special agreement. Collect ons
made on all parts Of the United States,
Canada, Great Britain and Europe, made
at reasonable rates. Passage Tickets by
Steam or Sale Line to and from Great
Britain and Continental Europe, for sale
at New York prices T. e. SHOVE.
tiaUitpwoc Aurust 1870
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cry AND COUNTRY


We had small reminder Of the coming
winter this morning. Our sidewalks were
,ainted by the forerunner Of the season in
the shape Of a frost.
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NEiExyemt,ec Market.

MILWAUKEE, Scptemhcr l9.-WHEAT-
No, regular sold at 81 20; No. > DO at
l5@.
FLoUE-Choice Winter. 25aG IS: medium
to choice, 6 00a6 so; superfne Spring } 673a
l75
0ATs-No. ? at sole,
RYE-No. l in store at 64lc; No do at
Csc.
CoRH-Sales Of No. , in store. at 4Slc.
foTAToEs-SaIcs Ecrc made at 50a6Vc per
bu with firm market.
SEEps--Cloyer al GAG 80 per bu.; > Goa
3 % for Timothy; 60al 10 for Flax.
WooL-The offerings we're high and
steadily taken at the annexed range of
prices; Tubwashed. 59a6Sc: fleece. 50I6fc:
pulled, 23aJec; unwashed. 3Sa45c.
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Il.

Being unable to obtain the proceedings
of the County Board Of Supervisors N time
for this issue, we have to defer ITS publ
cation until our next.
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Ruisgoad aid.

The town Of Drillion, Calumet county,
viii vote on the question Of subscribing
$1,000 stock in aid Of the Appleton u
New London Railroad on Saturday next.
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NCFiTEH

NJ wife CIcreG.in-. h2vicE lcft NV bef and 3 ara
v;thout jus- eau-e hereby tisy AL T.erraIs 4
trust or halhoF her On IIy account, TIl! paw
debts OF ter c. Dtiac,.ng-
Signed RUsFRF nULdcLLAAD.
Heear. HEpitowoc Co.. sept. 6, ISL. e3t
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DIE D:

Cato. on the 18th inst,
AUGUSTINE. daughter of William and
Louisa Hcmpton, aged year, ! month and
DAYS.
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NOTICE.

VhAyca. son w i'll GoEEirs, has :cft Liz HON
without n. this IL 10 tGnion all per-Gus ct
h- edit my account, a. VII pay uo
debts Of his contracting. THOMAS GySGlhs-
Dated at 1 an.lD SEPT. s, 1871. G5t