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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-08-23

PARTIES spending the summer months
from the city should leave their address
at our counting-room for the DAILY or
WEEKLY LEDGER, which will be promptly
mailed to them during their absence.
The WEEKLY LEDGER contains all the
important city news of the week, under
the respective dates. For three months,
DAILY, 81; WEEKLY. 10 cents.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-08-23

ST. Louis, August PA destructive
FIRE occurred last night on Carondolet
avenue, near the arsenal. Half dozen
buildings we're destroyed and many fam
lies rendered homeless. Loss nearly
$4,000; partially insured.
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ALL notices of meetings OF any organ
lied institution will be published at fifty
cents in advance, or if charged, one dol
lar, for each insertion, If the same does
not exceed one square. /
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A MAN OF A THOUSAND.
CONsUMPTIVE CURED.

When death was hourly expected from
Consumption. all remedies having failed.
accident led to a discovery whereby DIR. H..
James cured his only child. He now gives
this recipe free. on receipt of two stamps to
pay expenses. Address CRADD0CK X CO..
1882 Race street. Philadelphia. Pa. giving
name of paper, 129-1A
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Buy the best, which is always cheap
est. j. Devote has full supply Of the
best family groceries. Call and see, at
the corner of Third and Adams streets.
104-fl
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-08-23

FORESTS Juniper Tar-For Coughs. Groups.
Hoarseness. Whooping Cough. Splitting Blood.
Bronchitis. and all diseases of the lungs.
Parties purchasing should be careful. as there
are two or three counterfeits resembling the
genuine calculated to mislead all in want Of
this preparation. The genuine is warranted.
or the money refunded; and this is prepared
by DR.. JANIS MASON FORREST Il Co.. since
1862. Price reduced to thirty-fve cents.
GOODYEAR Il HILLS,
Gilt 281 Main ST.. Sole Agents. Memphis.
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Tvs New York Commercial Adver-
tiser Republican, says that hundreds Of
families are left defenseless to the torch
and knife of the Western savages, while
the United States army is scattered over
the South hunting hypothetical Ku-
Klux."
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PICNIC.
NOTICE.
N O IT I @ H

A LII PERSONS ARE HEREBY WARNED
IA against buying or trading for my three
promissory notes. each made on or about the
9th day Of August, 1871; each for thirty five
dollars, and falling dne respectiyelyin thirty.
sixty and ninety days, made in favor of Il.
The consideration for which said notes were
given has entirely failed.
A. L. SH0TWELL.
Memphis. Aug. q. 1871: 1sl-153
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-08-23

Genuine Gravel Roofing, by Bar
a. Allen, 40 N. Court. loft
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

LEA ~ PERRINS'S SAUCE
Pronounced by Connoisseurs
"THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE"
1t improves appetite and digestion, and it
is uLrivaled for its flavor. We are directed by
Messrs. LEA & PERKINS to prosecute all
parties making or vending counterfcits.
JOHN DUNCAN,S SONS.
14-vxiii-142 Agents, New York.
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COTTON TIES.
4 ARROW" TIE.

Also the Anchor, Open Side-slot and Self
fastening Buckle. Special inducements TO
the CITY TRADE in price and terms:
l3l-l56 WARREN 4 co.
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GROCERIES.

Ii kGfsTRArES' BLANKS. ALL KINDS
VI a do Ledger Office. y Madison street.
The New York herald., 1871-01-01
Order to Spread NapOleOn's Proclamation in
Germany and Switzerland.
THE VOICE OF the TWO COUNTRIES.
Napoleon Cheered On to His Ruin
by the French People.
FOOD FOR HISTORIANS

BERLIN Dec. 5, 1870.
How is the war to end2 VIII 1t be terminated by
the surrender OF Paris, apparently SO imminentp
VIII the German hosts occupy the country In
definitely until the establishment OF formal gov
ernment with which peace can be nader These are
the great questions which absorb the attention of
everybody and to such extent that events dating
only few months hack, but Of the highest impor-
tance, as they were the immediate precursors, and
in some respects, the causes OF the war, are now
almost entirely lost sight OF. This is but too natural
amid the struggle which has assumed an intensity
Of national hatred, tasking the utmost efforts OF
both countries, and taking the character OF o
rough and tumble fight for life and death. Under
such depcrable NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. deeply
stirred, minds biased by national prejudices-it
must require a long time, even after peace shall
have been restored, before any one living on this
side OF the water could begin to write up faithful
account not so much OF the protracted and deadly
struggle of the comparative share OF either nation
III urging on, by its stubbornness or ambition, the
conflict.
1t may be that Americans favored by their dis
tance from the scene OF action, by the unbiased re-
ports they obtain, in nne, by the birdseye view
afforded to them, will be inclined to enlighten the
rest OF the world as to their Impressions respecting
the bearing OF the two nations previously to
the declaration OF war; and, should there be
any such desrous OF taxing time by the fcrelock and
showing their independence of the old beaten track
OF historians who VIII not even admit that history
can be faithful unless fifty years have gone by, to
them the following collection OF dispatches found
by the Germans In the castle OF st. Cloud and set
ting forth not only public sentiment in France, but
he action OF her governmental and representative
bodies, may be OF especial value.
We VIII add that no doubt can exist as to their
genuineness, 1t having been vouched for by the
Prussian government. When the Germans entered
ST. Cloud they discovered the business room OF the
Emperor just as he must have left 1t when saylng
forth to the campaign. AS to Germany's diplomatic
action IN those momentous days. we may at some
other time be enabled to furnish you materials; but
as France took the initiative the documents that
follow throw full light upon the action OF both.
The following are the original kilograms found at
the castle of ST. Cloud:-
The New York herald., 1871-01-01
THIRD SERIES, FROM ssra TO 10 II jiLy

Communal CONGRATULATIONS TO Emperor on
Declaring War to Germany-southern Pro-
MAULEoN. July 1s, 1870.
To HIS MAJESTY THE EMPEROR. Paris
The district (d1rOadiSseIen0 Council OF Maueon
n4ower Pyrenees echo or the patriotic sentiments
OF the Basque, deems its duty to congratulate the
Emperor and his government on dignlfed ana
energetic position towards a nation deserving
chastisement. May God protect the Emperor and
Our arms.
PREFECT TO MINISTER INTERIOR
Council has voted an address to Emperor. 1t Will
be sent by mail Tomorrow.
CARcAssoNNE, July 10, 1870.
PREFEcT TO MINISTER INTERIOR
Councils OF Carcassonne and Llmoux have voted
addresses TO Emperor ,o-o
PREFEcr TO MINISTER INTERIOR
Council has signed address to Emperor and sub
AucH, July IS, 1870.
PREFEcT TO MINISTER INTERIOR
Councils of Auch, Condom, Lectour Lombez and
Mirande have voted addresses TO Emperor which
Will send TO your EXcelency tomorrow.
MONT DE-MARsAN, July 10, 1870.
PREFECT TO MINISTER INTERIOR
Council here, at Dax and ST. Sever nave voted ad-
MARMANDE, July 10, 1870
PREFEcT TO MINISTER INTERIOR
Council has voted following address to Emperor
Inspired by your Maestys great and patriotic policy
express ardent sympathies and The most fer
vent wishes for the success OF our arms and Of your
Majesty.
PERIGuEUx, July is, 1870.
PREFECT TO MINISTER IN1ERlOR:-
The five Councils OF the DordOgne have voted
UNANIMOUSLY an address TO the Emperor.
BLAYE, July 49, 1870.
PREFEcT TO MINISTER INrERIoR:-
Council voted address TO Emperor congratulatng
MIN on war.
PERPIGSAN, July IS, 1870.
PREFECT TO MINISTER INTERIOR
The three Councils Of East Pyrenees have voted to-
day unanimously address to Emperor. Pubic sent
ment Is excellent.
AK, July 10, 1870
PREFEcT TO MINISTER ISrEaIoR:-
Council voted unanimously address to Emperor
on the occasion OF war against PRUSSIA, 49,,
PREFEcT TO MINISTER lNTERIoR:-
Councils OF Grasse and PugetTheniers have voted
an address OF appreciation to Emperor.
Western Provinces.
LoRIENr, July 10. 1870.
PREFEcr TO MINISTER INTERIOR
Council has voted address to Emperor on occasion
OF war.
ALENcoN. July IS, 1870.
PREFEor OF ORNE TO MINISTER lNTERloR:-
Councils OF Alencon, Arpentan and Mortagne have
resolved upon congratulating and thanking EN-.
Aencon subscribed eOOi., OF Argentan 26Ol. and of
Mortagne 40of for the army.
PoNT AUDEMER, July 10, 1870.
PREFECT TO MINISTER INTERIOR
Council voted unanimously address TO Emperor.
PREFECT TO MINISTER INTERioR:-
The same above.
vALoGNEs, July 10, 1870.
Second Despatch)
PREFECT TO MINISTER INTERIOR -
AT yesterdays meeting OF Council 500 francs were
subscribed for government fund and 500 francs for
SICK and wounded.
Anglers, July 10, 1870.
PREFEcr TO MINISTER INTERIOR
Council voted an address TO Emperor.
SAUMUR, July 10, 1870.
PREFECT TO MINISTER INTERIOR -
The same as above. :.
LAVAL, July Is 1870.
| PREFECT OF MAYENNE TO MINISTER or INTERIOR =
l Councils oi Laval. Mayenne and Chaieau-Gontier
The New York herald., 1871-01-01
FOURTH sERIEs-rRoM JUNE 80 TO JULY "a.
Diplomatic.

Diplomatic.
PARIS, July I, 1870.
MINISTER FOREIGN AFFAIRS TO FRENCH AMBAssA.
DOR, IN Madrid:-
Notwithstanding the circular OF Marshal prim and
the communications Just made TO me by NJ Oozaga,
confide too much In the sentiments OF the Span
ish nation to suppose that this solution which
injurious to our Interests as to our dignity, Is the
one exclusively insisted upon In Madrid. We shall
persist our friendly conduct and continue to OBJ
serve that vigilance on the spanish frontier neces-
sary to keep of everything whicn might cause dis
turoances on the peninsula We shall he faithful to
our sympathies until the last moment, and we VIII
certainly not be the first 70 ties which are dear
to us and which we hoped We had made indissolu-
bic. GRAMONT.
MADRID, July 8, 1870.
MINISTER or STATE TO THE SPANISH AMBAss ADoR
~ PARIS
Your Excellency will contradict that the candi-
dacy OF Prince Leopold (Hohenzoern) has been pro-
posed IN a spirit hostile to France or its govern
ment You will further contradict that Marshal
Prim applied to Count Bismarck TO obtain the con-
sent OF the King OF Prussia. Negotiations were
carried on exclusively With Prince Leopold without
our having entered In this matter into any con.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-05-18

- Gen. Sheridan fstrte lebtsn Wittt>
mod BON europa suriid. gr madte be-
tanntli9 ben 8eIbju9 I'm preubiIden
Sauptquartisre ais Secbe6tsr mtt.-Sn
brmfslben S6iffe tttrte aud MrS. 9in>
coin brim. Gle bat Th mstrere Sabre
In Geuti6lanr aufsetalten,. um ibrsm
iiinsfen SObne clue quite Shulttlpuns
Su Seridafen.
- Die Ssrts County adsrtau. @tfeGIs
I1aft pirb bteieS Sabr ibre 4ueaslluns
am 12., 49,, II. unb Is. September ball
ten.
- 0eBten DUrurrfas @brnb rsrlor
elm iunSsr Wann, Namsns Mt6asl 9tts
ley, bel Der penn 6apsn Sunetiun Der
,Geda Stal GiIen6obn" auf Idauosrbaite
gBrils 1siu 2eben. @r Bate eintm Sang.
Sersniiaen bstgrwUtnt unb If bstruntsn.
auf psm 5stmwe9s bsgrifsn, fisI er iibsr
pas S6ienruwert uub permU6ts niht
msbr ouflulfeben, ais Der empire 5ra6ts
,u9" beransebrauR fam, bic Hdbtr ION
fhudltd ,ermalmtsn uuo lrinen augsn-
bltdliden Sob bsrbeifiibrtsn. Der Be-
bauernspertte mar unperbeirat9rt unb
wC9ntr In 6a,letOu.
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SaS Seutfbtbunl.

Seit unIsr 5rtsbensfsl pUriibrr, brIn'
gen bic ansIU'amsritantl&en 3situnssn
ptsIe @rtitrl iibsr bic DsutIhsn unb bas
Dtuti@tbum. Sa IslbR bic fran,GfI6e
prsHe Bat anbert Ssttsn aufssjp9sn unb
ipri6t In gang anbsrsm Gone pcu ben
DeutI&su, tpts friibrr. Gs sntRebt isbt
namsntIid bier ;u 9anps bic 5rass; sBu-
rim bsltsbt has DeutI&t9um9 Sm Sier.
uno 8tsinwstu Srtnfen, In uuisrrn SHrns,
@sIau9. unb Irbeittr. Ssrrintn9 Das
DrutI6t9um rubt iirltr ais 9IllrS bas.
Sc fubt In Der SduSli6tsit btutl6rr
5rausn, In Der GbrsnbaitI9ttIt unb bsm
StsbtrFnn prutlher MInnrr uno In un'
Itrtr bo6Rsbenptn eitsratur. Der &rrn.
punt bts @an,tn III bic prutIte Sprahs.
1e III, pie 5umtUIct 70 trsfenp Ia9t, usin
She'll Der Naturtuubt, rts 0tifeS unr
bts @sifss Surtsils SIitbs." g8tr fnben
In StutI6lanb 9suts, bic nur OsutI6
lprshen, nur Dtutlt ptrlsben, BON psntn
man NIT 8sGt Ia9sn fann, bab ibr
Dtuti&tbum siu tpinjis tIrinsS III. SIN
uittn 5simatbIauO trefsn mir 6rauen
unO @dnntr, bic msbrrs Spra6sn ipre"
den. gDts pisI wsitsr 1T ibr 5uri,Ont!
g8it ptsl srGbsr ibr SatsrIdnO!
Gubnbalb DsutlHIano trefsn mir
Ndnntr, Dsutl6t, bic f6 bssIItsn, ibr
Dsuti&tbum atSuIsssn, Nrten birfen
pOSnsn Gsuti&s. bic fd gu ibrsr ei9ensn
Spra&t aud bic rsS nun pCn ibnsn be-
wUbntsn eaness ansesIsnrt babsu. Die
fen III itr Deutf&tRum ar5bsr. tbsurrr
9spUrptn.
lltbtraa isbcb sitt rS In nrusrtr Belt
9tuts, bic Spar niht pOn bsutIGtr a6-
fammunS fnb unp bod trutl6 Iprs&en,
ia, waS mstr i0 baS Drutite NIT 9nnis.
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2lmSfGmSii6c @eritbte.

Berlin, 10. Mat, &tenbs. Siirl 8ts-
mard 1T ben yBih1hsn Der 8rr1atllsr 8s.
aterun9 In Iebr libsraltm 0tile entaeaen.
gsfcmmen. Dur6 ben lueben unter,ei6-
nstsn 6riscenspsrtrag Bat er lih nit elmer
Ssrminperuna Der Sriessfcasn. gntI&dpt.
sun9 Inn J Willtarbe Sranes stnpsrlan.
ben srfldrt. DemssmdB srtalten bic
DsutIdsn BON Srantrtih fpfprt etnen
Shulblhsin fir Al Wfilliarben Srancs.
,ablbar tnntrbalb zines Sabres unb en-
cciiirt ppn franj6fIGen unb btutIten
Santitrs. Der tttrtfenbe Bomb tann
In StcdS Cbsr Gcn1Uls umstlsbt ptrcsn,
ie mas DsutI6lanb oUrItsbt. i3pei Ntl.
liarbrn 6rancS inb bsrtits BON ben otut.
iAsn SanfierS NcttIhilp, @rlanaer unb
6abn iiberaummtn pprbsn. @lei6 mad,
Der Qualification hes brutr su Sranffuri
unter,si6netsn 8rieSenspsrtraesS wirb Der
8r6ete She'll Der ptutlttn 5rupprn 5rant.
reid psrIaien unb mad DsutI&lans su.
ridtebren. Die 8prtS Inn Often unt
NOrbeu BON parts fpllsn Der 8er1atler
8seisruns pbns SsrSu9 iibsrgsbsn unb
ale franj6fi&sn 9efanssnsn In DeutIh.
lamb, 70 ihntu ais bic GtIsnbabnen lis
bsf6rpsrn t6nnen, ;uriidssf6aift ptrpen.
Nur SsIfOrt, qOnswp unb gianeY ptrbtn
pom ben Dsutftsn ;ur @arantie Der Gr.
fiiluns Der Ssrtrassbtbinsun8sn tsItbi
blriben.
5ranffurt a. 3d., II. Nai. Glra Sts.
mard III mad Berlin Suriidsstsbrt unb bic
6srrsn 5aurs unb Youptr.Susrtirr Inb
mad SsrIailles ab9sreif.
2pnbcn, IL. Wai. Cir SOtn Grsbsrid
0ilIiam StrIGel,' Der sin,ist SObn bss
grpesn Nltrpnomen 6srfGsl unb GtIbR elm
2tlirpupm BON peltbsfanntsm Nufs, IN
tsute WCrsen I'm gIltrr BON 70 Satun
9efurbtn.
ct. petersburg, IL. Ini. Die baIb.
rpili7rhn Stdmme BON Central. u fen
BADEN In Ishtsr 3sit I3sidsn grocer WiB'
Rimmuns 9sasn 8ubIanb an ben Gag
gsIrst unp wtifsn nunmsbr bic autoritdt
peS ruifiGsn GSarn ,uriid, bsGtn 6srr.
Ihalt burh llIurpatiOn unb cine 9tsibs
pCn llfbrrarifeu ittr birfs Ncmapsn.G6I-
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felt pfsDsn. gBtr ntnnen ttsr nur Gbt'
pss in llusaru Qstbsr f&On tcbD, S&u-
islta In 0isn, 9cufFnsauIt In Yarts,
GarIyls In GnsIanb unb aOnsfsIIUw In
Qmsrifa II. u.
Gs sibt alfo elm Dsutf&ttum In
Drutfalanb. bas melt ttnausi&aut iitsr
bic itbt tSnis taifsrIt&sn @rnJsn unS
frsie @innsr unb anUsrt 8Slitr wfrOIst,
absr ss sibt aud elm I'm guelanb emf itan'
bsnss Dsutf&tGum, bas listspCa btnsin-
IHaut tn's alte 9aterlanb.
On. q. ~
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: Der glew glUrter 5eralb tOmmt Fl

- Der Nrw gJorfsr 5eralO tommt fir
General Sherman ais nd6fen Candida
ten fir bic YrdEOentlGaft btrauS unb
lsst oisIsr Grnsnnune bic 0tete ;u @runpe,
Die Der General nsulid In Ntw SrIeans
birlt uno bic Dem Wauue TN gBei6en
Sauir lsbr mibiallsn baben mub. auf
Oirier Ylatiorm, msint Der 0sralb, lOllte
fb pas gCIt 5ulammenldaarsn unO ni6t
nuf ir0rnb cine Yarici.GUnpsntiCn war>
ten. Der Sipsu namentli6, ben Sber-
man I'M &ris8e iU f6wrr 5ihtt9tr babe
i'm 8rieren fetnen beFeren 8rsuno ais
i'm.
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Die ,.WbiIateIpbla OampftOOt

- Die nYbilabeIptia OampitOCt-
GOmpasnls" bat elm Circular erlafen,
wObur6 fe Die 96ifObaumsiRsr auFUr.
bert, ansebUte fir ben Sau pOn pier Gee
Dampfern srRer 6laiTe, pcn 5000 bis
$3.50 SUnncn @ebalt unb fir ben 3rans-
port UOn 9afa9isrsn une 8ra6t S'pti6sn
etnem suropaiI6rn 5afen unb YbtlaDsl-
pbia sinSeri6tet, aufcrbsrt. Der Sstrd9
ron rs YrCient pss Yrsilts wrS bel Be-
sinn Der artrit, isnsr vOn 10 YrpSnt
na6 suriidsslsstsrerf erfulsret&rr DrUbsfnbrt
unO Der 8sif mad Buriid9tIs9trr brttttr
9lei le bssablt wrrOsn. Die Dampfer fol-
len nidt meBr ais 40 1Onnen &ObIen In
"a Stunbsn psrbrnuhsu unb 24 Satiltsn
fir Yafasiere erler SlaFe unb @tnri&'
tunssn fir 75O Bic 1000 3pii6snbsds-
YaFasiere entbalten.
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Die rsmOfratilds Yurtsi but ME zine
3situn9 untrrbridt. ole bat ME wsssn
Yplitif einen 8irssr stnBtfsrtert. Gle
Sat ME SOlpatsn In sinfn Staat es16tdt,
UNI cine gBabl gu trastn. Gle Bat ME bic
Gonl llitution btS QdnosS tetlsite selsbt.
Gle bat ME ben gBrit Of 6abraS Corpus
bel Seite 9rlsbt, unp ME bic 8e6ts Der
9iirsrr verIrbt.
Sann bic rspubliTaniI6e Yarttt bae
aud UUn iIb fa8rn?-9abt bic 8rrBs be-
mctratiiGe Yartsi wiepsr In 0swalt tSm'
mrn, eamit 9le6t unp G,sieb rsaieren.
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9lm Bic bcntiebe SeD6lferniI9
Won Ponnsylvanicn.

SNN ptG bGhlINuN T&OSOpAhGAN"H
Won Ponnsylvanicn.
Stc
Scranton Trust Comp. & Sparbank
Icuft Cure aufmrrfiamFeit auf bic Irbr Iibsraltn
SntersiTen, tprlde lir an SrppItcrrn brinblt au
bic 9stiugunsrii, untrr brnrn G,rlp ;uriifbrsab |
pirc, unb defenders auf bic srpbs Sibrrbeit,
pCIdr burh bic 9irtFtcrrn brr 9anf gtbcten
pirS. Dies bsipeiF bic Sbatiabs, bab, pbibUn
rS wrnidrr als Gin 9abr IT, felt mir 6jtlbGfte
brannnrn, mir jrBt rtnrn grbbsreu Geebrtrd9
ais Dspplitum babrn, ais ale bic Spnrbdnfsn
prn birlrm County. 9Str gsbrn nidt ju pcit
peun mir Idgen, bab unirrrn DtpO1Crsu 70
srObe Sibrrbrit asbrtrn pirb, ais irsenO ,pcl6sn
anNrrrn Spar.Drppftprrn nuf Nirrm Gcnti-
ncnte.
Bite, ipreft in Der 9anF Scr unb Sbr rrbSI
bort .3irfuInrr, prlde iibrr ale Rr0eIn unb Yr.
biu9ungen Sud gu5funft grbrn.
Sci. 8. Scranton, WOIcS Soplor 8. g.
pisrre, 9S. 9B. gpiutou, GbpmaS DidlCn, ga.
muel Slpdn, 9obn Yrisbn, Sra &ripp uno 9.
y. YbrlpS ino bic Dirtftoren. 16mJ7l
8. @. pierre, prGIernt.
s. y. pbelpS, Sbabmeilirr.
EbCmGS OidIpn Gir-pralcrnf.
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QOtS ;u herfautcn.

Yin iebr ptrtbSples Giesnibum in btr 80.
rough Wilfsstarre III erssnWGrtia ,um gsrFauf
ausssbptsn. Ga0slte Iisst SpiIGsn Npribamp-
ton une Der Sputb St, OtsrPalb her Qtbiab u.
Suslutbanna R. R. unb benz fog Niearr Sta
% beifebt ans d Cots. Die 3abIunssttbinailn.
asn iIno Irbr lsbt unb bic Gage IN auses,eihntt.
GS N nitJt ~ trswsfrIn, tab titIe Cots In fur.
str 3eit Ssrfnuft Isin wsrtsn unt mEOsn ttebalb
aaunirbbnbrr nitbt ISumtu. 9lGbnsS IL Al or.
frasrn brim County 'S6aBmtilrr
65. ~. WiIIrE
ctr petsr HGber,
6ap7i gBilfstbaur.
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. c + b ciratbct

Vim 4. Wiai 1871, burd Srn. pfr. g8unber.
li9-Sfrr Rtl6tpr 5ubrr nit Gr6uIeiu
Carolina S9miSL tsiSe srn Sernntpr.
Rad hsr 3raunns ma6ts has iuuss Vaar cine
lrbr an9snsemt 5obSsiisreIir, unb wpbut irvt In
Srn. 3bpmns Dtutsls Saus, If. 8ort, mas
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-20
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WnreSY-Is. in better demand and the
market u hrmer. Indiana IL now hold Ut
IS 86c, and Cincinnati 90095c ' gallon:
IN the past few DAYS 800 bbls recti6ed sold
IN lots on private terms, and 30 bbls sold
today ct 9lAc y gallon. !.
FrEI0HTs- Foreign freights are weak and
heavy under q moderate demand for room
and strong desire to fill up the vessels in
port. The cOastwise shipments are small,
and rates in that direction are irregular and
nominal. We quote: Cotton to Liverpool,
sail, "; to Havre and Bordeaux. sail, lc;
to Bremen and Amsterdam, sail, Sled; oil
cake to Liverpool, 32s Cd; cotton to New
York, steam, y 0Ac; to Philadelphia,
steam, y a. &c. No engagements for to-
baccO are making for foreign ports. but
room could be had for 40s, and possibly for
less.
SALT-Demand limited; prices unchanged.
Dealers sell Liverpool coarse at 81 l001 Is,
and fine at 81 1501. 20 p sack. When
large lots are taken at warehouse by boats,
q deduction is made for drayage. Table
salt in packets, 2hc, 31sc and 71sc.
COFFEE-The market is inactive. Stock
in first hands Is, 900 bags. We quote round
lots (gold duty paid5: Prime l50l5lsc,
good i4l4 0l42c, fair 140l4Ac y ID.
BUTrRR-The market is unchanged.
Choice grades sell pretty freely, but other
kinds are very dull. We quote choice
Goshen at AZ 43c; common 2503Oc; good
to choice Western 23025c; inferior l2ls q
2Oc v fb.
CHkEsE-Is scarce and in demand at $50
Ice y 1t for Western factory, l4c for. re-
serve, and II 18c for English dairy.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-20

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Chaaees VII oosur h the bet sgulated
a teieerAm from Little Rock aaheuness
Q most terrific hail storn ct that port lately.
Tho steamer Little Rock vas blown BY the
wind nearly three miles from her landing
place.
The Cincinnati Gazette Of the sixteenth
aays that the new steamer Capital City
made trial at Louisville Saturday morning,
her machinery working well. After re-
turning to the wharf, the local inspectors
tested the boilers, and the aues MOI being
able to stand the pressure Of steam and
water, one Of them collapsed. The fues are
Of English manufacture, and were imported
direct from England by Captain Gould:
They are male Of one piece melted, instead
of sheets rivited, and, are nine inches. in
diameter. The Capital City has been lying
at the wharf several weeks waiting for the
flues, and by this accident she will be de-
tanned one or two weeks longer.
The regular Bayou Bartholomew packet
Ruth, Captain Pres Lindsey, master, Mr..
Weeks, clerk, gill depart positively today
1T P. M. for an landings on the bayou and
way points. This neat and staunch steamer
has become very popular since her advent
IN this section Of the country.