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The New York herald., 1872-08-02
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PRICES TO-DAY.
The following were the highest and lowest prices
TIE MONEY MARKET

TIE MONEY MARKET
presents the next most interesting feature in the
market. Money continues easy at to A per cent
on call, but shows hardening disposition in view,
it be supposed, OF preparations to meet emer-
gencies. The banks are certainly largely impover-
ished, and this demand, connected with the move
ment Of merchandise so long held back, is likely to
give them some trouble We are also behind in the
movement hither OF the various crops. Wool
should have come forward before; next comes
grain; next pork, and after that cotton. Prepara-
tions are In progress to meet the demands OF this
vast trade; hence the growing stiffness of money.
The discount market has not yet felt the effect of
these forward influences, and is still steady and
easy.
GOVERNMENTS ARE DULL
and uninteresting, closing at the following prices:-
United States currency skies, ia 1141s; do. do,
1881, registered, 1161S 116h; do. do do, coupon,
118 11Sh; do. fve-twenties, registered, May
and November, 1863 1853; do do, 1852, cou-
pom, do, 1867 1162s; do. do, 1884, do. do,
1l6H 1169S; do do, 1855, do. do, 116%
1852 do. do. 1867 registered, January and July,
115h 115k; do. DO, 1865, coupon, do, 115j4
115H; do. do. 1867, do. do, 116 1161S;
do. do, 1885, do. do 1151s 11616; do. ten-fortes,
registered ex interest, 1o0% 1O9X; do. do, cou-
pon 11a4 1131s; do. ves Of 1884, registered, 1929
a 112T; do do. do coupon, ex interest, 1925
1121.
sOUT HERN SECURITIES
are quiet and generally steady-Tennessee, ex
coupon, 1874 731s; do, new, 1874 731s; Virginia
eX coupon, 44a 80; do. registered stock, Old, SO
so; do, skies, consolidated bonds 5oa 81; do,
skies, deferred scrip, Is q 16; Georgia skies, 70
49,; do, sevens, SO 90; North Carolina ex coupon,
SO a So; do to North Carolina Railroad, AZ q Al; (;
do, funding, 1866 25 80; do. do, 1863 % a 25 !;
do, new, q %; do special tax Is 10; Missouri
skies, "a 942l; do, Hannibal and st. Joseph, 92
90; Louisiana skies, SO 81; do, new, As 55; do.
levee skies, 60 65; do. eights, 70 a 80; do. do,
1876, II a s5; Alabama fves, IS co. do eights,
80 a s5; South Carolina SKIES, 81 q 81; do, new,
January and July 90 a 80; do do, April and
October, q a IS; Arkansas sixes funded, so q SO.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
was weaker and dull. The following are the rates
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKEr.-LoSpoN, August l-5 P. NJ
Consols closed at y for both money and the account
United States vetweny bonds ls62s, 9l1s; 1865, Old
92sS; lS67's, 017s; ten.fortes, 30.
pARis BoURsE.-PARis, August l-P M-Rentes closed
at 56f SOC.
M-Thc market closed unchanged Tho sales of the day
have been 5000 bales including l5W for export and specu
lation.
LIvEnpooL BREADsruFFs MARKEr-LrvERpooL, August
1.-The market Is quiet
ANTWERP on MARKEr.-ANTwERr, August l.-Petro-
leum, 47f per Dbl. for fine pale American
LIvERPooL PROVISIONS MARKET-LIvERPoOL, August H.
Beef 62s per bbl for prime Lard, SIS. per cwt.
LONDON TURPENTINE MARKEr-LoNDON August L.
Spirits of turpennc, 33s. per cwt
LIVERPOOL, August l-Evening common rosin S. CD.
5s Cd per cwt. Spirits OF turpentne 37s. per cwt.
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was weaker and dull The following are the rates
OF the various drawers:-
THE TREASURY SITUATION,

The Treasury currency balance Is now s16,0 900
and the coin balance $69,3SO,O 900, against which
s31, 1000 are outstanding. The internal revenue
receipts to-day amount to 100000. The public
debt statement shows a reduction during July of
$3,4OO0OO. Secretary Boutwell, has to-day called in
s1,3OOOoO more three per cent certificates which
interest will cease 1st September next. 1t will thus
be seen that the Secretary is holding to his policy
of contraction.
RAILWAY MORTGAGES.
The following were the bids for railway mort
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WHEAT was trhe .irmer, but only in moderate de-
mand part for spring for export and for winter for mill
purposes. The sales have been about 7500 bushels
at 81 49la for Northwest club; 81 50 81 501s for No.
Milwaukee spring. 81 65 for old and 81 SO winter
red 81 " 81 rs for amber Michigan and 81 ~ 81 50
for white do Corn frmcr and fairly active, both for
export and home requirements The sales were about
2l0OCO bushels ut 0lc &C. for steamer; CSC. 63c
73c do. white closing firm at 62c. for steamer and
63lzc for prime sail Oats were about &c better and
moderately active at the Improvement sales97 bush
els 43c for No 2Chcago afoat l6c 4Sc for good 10
choice white state; SOC for fancy State, and iS aGc
reports from the growing crops are generally fayorable
aid State nominal, held above the views Of buyers
manned quiet and rates we're easier especially for accom-.
urgent but about former rates were yet The en-
steam 800 bushels corn at sd 200 bales cotton, I'D;
the nominal rates. by steam tor grain was yad lUd by
sail I5O bales cotton 316d to London, by steam, via
Southampton, 4 boxes cheese 5s and by SAIL 80 bbls
ocake s to glasgow, by steam, 800 bbls ron at 3s Cd
The charters since our last have been "A Norwegian
bark 800 quarters grain, to Cork for orders Is 3d. If
direct, 3D. on; British bark, from PHILADELPHIA 10 Con-
tincntal port, f2D0 bbls. refined petroleum, IS Cd
British bark, with 5000 bbls refined petroleum. same
voyage and rate -
MoIxssEs.-The market exhibits the same quietness
hitherto noticed Small sales made to the trade, but
otherwise there nothing doing We hear OF sales Of ~
IL Nauv nrfaa Of SJc Wa rttofa
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BARNARD'S TRIAL.
CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE.

cause OF their absence. Attachments were also
asked for and issued against the following wit
Ouackepboss, John II. Conner, L. Brown, A. Oakley
Hall, Horace Andrews, J. f. Deyn, W. w. Culder,
B. Wright, John w. Franks, John r. Fellows, VIII
HOope, William Meals, v. l.. Stoddard, william
Buckley, John H. Strahi and Alexander Thayer.
The Court then adjourned until tomorrow at ten
4. III.
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all-ran rates of freight from New York have been
adopted by all the leading trunk lines, excepting
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. and will go into
effect to-day. These rates are q reduction of about
twenty-five per cent upon the former ngures:-
First Second Third Fourth Spe
Class, Glass Class. CtdSS. CtQL
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" UNITED STATES ASSISTANT TREASURER,
NEW YORK, July 20, 1872
During the month of August, 1872 shall by order, re-
ceive bids Gold and offers of Bonds as foll0wS:-
BIDS FOR GOLD.
Thursday, August lone million.
Thursday, August S-Two millions.
Thursday, August l6-One million.
Thursday, August 23-Two millions.
Thursday, August 2g-Onc million.
OFFERS OF BONDS.
Wednesday, August 1.-Two millions
Wednesday, August H-0nc million
Wednesday, August 21-Two millions
Wednesday, August 23-One million
certified check for five cent Of bid or offer must
be deposited herewith. Proposals will be opened at y
O'Clock, each day specified. The Treasury may, at
its option accept offers OF bonds or bids for gold In excess
OF the amount advertised for
observed, will be furnished at this office:
THOMAS HILLHOUSE,
Assistant Treasurer United states.
THE FOLLOWING SUMS TO LOAN ON BOND
l. and mortgage :-s25,oO 5000. 5000 5000 sleoo
and 81 900 also money TO buy nrst ha oe Sou mort
cages. D. IL. IONELL oo ihc SticcL
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INTERNAL REVENUE RECEIPTS.
cages today

INTERNAL REVENUE RECEIPTS
The receipts from internal revenue sources for
the month ending to-day amounted to s14,2l2172.
REDEMPTION OF THREE PER CENTS.
The Secretary of the Treasury has called in for
redemption three per cent temporary loan certia-
Gates to the following amounts:-Five thousand
dollar certificates, numbered from 1850 to 4,153,
inclusive, and ten thousand dollar certificates,
numbered from 4396 to 4,5'a inclusive. Interest
will cease on them September l. 1872, after which
time they will be no longer available as portion
of the lawful money reserve Of any national bank.
crrp.TpE srrprp's PrpopT
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NAVAL sscnrsstcck q spirits 900 bbls and crude tur
&c. and ,s 40 1: DE- az &C., cSss At that price KSsn
Ss So 200 do. at - sly. $50 DO straIled at IS ST a
aa and
continued quiet without sptible ehsnss prices
80 for sas, @ hs "a & SSth SS at m.as ssd a % @ hs
s aSssss were s sa.nss % % sspS sSs aG%
entirely nominal at about l4sc l5c AT the Creek the
Both %a oa s
was dull but without reported ted change in pricsS RE
c Tor last half Of do. Sales sooo bOis, sellers last
PaSylsoss. Reseipts-Pork, package; cut meats sSs
s % s S ssd Sb s s q
Hps P e Stock S s S g & SSs % @ dS S o %hs
ssss ga KS n %sds!sis Isa%s;s a.
Sssssss m s%'' s sor' belize. 5Gs 's 07 ps
SHORT sar S at agSsa f hogs $50 ans city H
fair request and hrm at 6,sc. a 7c. for the range;
sT Se 81 and 80 SO
erce and india mess srces pBes hams hams
And @ Ssn SsSs fS Ss
hs 'Sces S good DO e. 5 Sc % uSts
sc; dTy saited shoulders 5sc. S9lc iaTd"TSe mar.
b5qRRs S%f at
ana % Ss az III e. s 9
delivery al 7sc and SO ilerces eySi city az p'Omp'
nestle ssss fSs efses Caro-
Lima at SIC 9c, l75 terces Pana at ne re. and
sUsisMThs market for raw raw has been very quiet to-day
eporteG Of a Shds Porto Rico at % hhS eo TSIs
iasses sugar st &c. and hhd Of refining Cuba on pri
Prices ;e' Quoted soS standard As and Sis.
lSsSc for hsrds Msssrs e Amann Co. report the
Stock sales and receipts as f02Ts hSS nor., sog usaa,
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= QUOtaTO1l5 fUnnflg QUn1ty
not more than half a grade above below the grade
quoted.
CoPrEE.-After the activity of yesterday the market
again relapsed into its old quetnes prices showed
change We hear of sales OF $50 bags ko and 200 bags
Laguayra, both private terms We quote RIO, ordi.
DO: ca l7ssc; prime isc az ls%c gold per d. Gda 90
I9fSc. 20ac Singapore, l5c IGc. Ceylon, l6c iSc
Maracabo 16c. lSc Laguayra l7c. ls1ac Jamaica,
I6c O TIC. St Domingo l4c.
FLOUR AMP GRAIN SModRseseYts-Flour or 200 bbs wheat
l25 bags oats SO553 bushels The flour market
active and continued firm. In some instances trie ad
vance paid, but we make no change In our former
range fqotatons The sales foot up about 1900 bbls
and include 200 bbs of Southern and $50 bbls. of rye
Corn meal continued in fair demand with sales of 800
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FINANCIAL.

AT REASONABLE RArES-M0NEY ON LIFE AND
N Endowment Insurance Policies; also on Bonds and
Mortgages; all kinds effected with best
panes j. j. IIABRICH Co, 1l9 Broadway.
A WANTED $1,000, ON FIRST MORTGAGE, CO.
IN. lunbia College lease Address, stating terms co.
LUMBIA COLLEGE, Herald Uptown Branch Office, | 265
Broadway
TAY COOKE, M'CULLOCH, Co,
81 No. Al Lombard street. London
Foreign Exchange,
Commercial Credits,
Cable Transfers.
Circular Letters
for Travellers,
available in all parts OF the world:
JAY COOKE CO.,
No. 20 Wall street.
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BOARD OF AUDIT.

The usual weekly meeting OF this Board was held
Yesterday, when the following business was trans
acted
AUDITED CLAIMS.
priniers. s9s7 90
ber is7I ss "a
A. j. Regimen legal services. ...........,:.. D0 w
'dSoD to December, 1911 22S 90
Amos Dodge and Finley J. Wright, examiners TO
siS5 g each 200 es
James s. Bann Co., and others ...:.,..,.. 5,7H IL
Juiy l65 06
New York Tribune, advertising. .l6303 %
SUBMITTED CLAIMS
James Ryan, salary for services of Deputy Clerk
December lsi ST. sgs 80
$. q. Lyncs Jr., bill for salary for services
10 ISL .o, W oo Gel 30
Murphy Co., for repairing boiler School 20, q,
har'eH 81 is 'as L'sh' company "afch 70 Deoe" so 40
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POLICE JUSTICES AND THEIR CLAIMS.
Commissioner Van Mort moved that the Claims y,
tho several police and civil Justices Of the city or
New York for and on account of salaries from sie
1st OF September, 1871 to 1st January, 1917 DO "nt
the same are respectively awarded and allowed, at
and after the rate OF $1,000 per annum. Auopteu'
The Board adjourned to Thursday next.
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1856

For future delivery basis low middlng) the sales have
been as ioows:-saes last evening after three o'clock
August 600 bales at 2oc September 5000 at 400 at
NoysmbeT zoo AZ isSc; Dsee%ber S5S at 7Isc, iS
M-August 200 Ut 2Osc, notice after ?Oth 100 at 2Sc.
SS at s$s, - a. % Sisc.: SO 81 sS'so lSs At
2oc, o at 20 Sl6c Iioo at c 200 at % 5l6c 100 at
at ie, 100 81 is il lec o5 at Is siSc 800 at
100 at is 7i6c. Total 1900 bales; grand TO-
S bss9 bs a, t%is The esp Tsan taes he
l; Savannah, q; Charleston. 4; Norfolk l2 New
day last year. 1,lN Rates on cotton to foreign ports
closed steady follows-Io Liverpool by steam i'd by
Hamburg by steam "a, COMPRESSED; hc sail TO TO
Baltic ports, by sail c.. gold To Mediterranean
by &c We -
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99.337 87,475 1900 4,f56
80, l0S ls,iY 900 2,55S
I29, ,i45 l05,a55 74,5i0 7,ll4
A,iN 23,3G0 - 100
90,O38 82,695 1850 5,9ll
s5,e95 .9o,256 27o,ls9 1887
99,4s7 lls,3os 4l4,355 1923

cyst 1862 .isl,7lo l5s7ss lSOo7 1909
pr%si nSims & .Ss:. sSSs S'S
ana bS@xss' @ 9as, a,., I45sc mola;;es hhds and boxes
standard Nos to 9 g: $40. do 10 g r. g. 9sc.
EiconRssaning RE common 20 prime, Sc sc grocery
r. 7hc 9c Java-Duch Standard Nos. ~ to H. Sc. a
9Hc Mania=SuDeror and extra superior, 7e4c. SIC.
SrEARINE.The market was quiet but Arm. There were
no sales reported.
TALLow was in fair demand and steady Sales $50 900
lbs at @4c 94c for good to prime the latter price
packages free.
gallon easier, with fair business at the decline Sales,
80 bbs at 9c. and 250 bbs at 93ac closing the latter
plice.
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CLOSING pRIOES-4 O'CLOCK P. M.
COETMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Less Active but Firm-Rcceipts at
the Ports Ill Bales-FlOur Firmer-
Wheat and Corn Firmcr-Oats Better
Coffee Quict-POrk and Lard Steady
Spirits Turpentinc EIasier-Isosln Firm
cr-Vyhiskey Lower.
THURSDAY, August 10 p. M.
CoTToN-Tlc market was less active but steady
NOR prices for spot cotton Future deliveries under
fair demand ruled frmer and closed with a slight up
ward tendency. The rates sum up as follows
To-Day Last Epc,iRg. Total.
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THE SHIPPING ACT.

How ssJack'' rs TO BE Taken Care OF and
Released frcsn the Tyranny of Masters
and LandIOrds-yThe Act to Go Into Ope-
ration Au gust 6.
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SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.
Thursday, August 1--10s15 A. M.

$4,000 US $50 c. T7 1leIz $4,000 US 6's cur... ll4
lUOU0 US SIS, l0-l0 Co.. 1l3sS
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tom, July |, 1872. ....u...
Receipts, since the LIST OF July
Total. Observation-Disclosures,
Sales, since the LIST of July.
Stock this day, July 81, 1872,
Comparing with stock, Au'
gust ! 1871. ................. .
Comparing with stock, Au
gust l, 1870. 0................. :.
Comparing with stock, Au
gust /, 1869 49,, ...........
We quote :-Cuba-Rean
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-09-20

The office OF the Supervisor Of
Registration will be open at the
Court House, in st. E'rancisyille,
from Monday September 2d, 1872,
to September 3Oth, and Oh the Ac]l-
lin Plantation on the LIST and Cd of
October ; at VIM. II. Strings Store
October 4 and 5 +; at Laurel Hill,
October Z and s at Eli S. Nor
wood, October 10 and IL at Star
Hill, October IL and Is and will
close at the Court House on the
2Gth OF October 1872.
Office hours from Z to II O'Clock
A. NJ, and from 2 to Z o'clock P.
NJ, Sundays excepted.
All qualified voters who were not
registered in this parish in 1868 and
desire to be registered will come for
ward and cause the same to be done,
also all who have lost their certi-
ficates of registration, and I'LL those
who have changed their place Of
residence from one Ward TO another,
since they were registered will ap-
pear and have their present placrs
of residence, or the Jury Ward in
which they acSN be at the time Of
Eelection noted upon the books of
registry, and also upon their certi-
6cates (if not lostl they will bring
with them.
All positire information Of the de-
mise, removal, or other cause that
would disqualify any registered vo-
ter in this parish at the last registra-
ton from voting at the coming elec-
ton will be thankfully received at
the office of the undersigned.
SANI'L. n. WHITE,
Supervisor Of Registration,
Parish Of West Feliciaua, La.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-09-20
FROM THE PARISHES,

The Monroe, (Ouachita) Intelli-
gencer contains the following -
Another week and still no rain.-
1t has been over six weeks since the
last rain, and our streets are a per-
feet sea Of dust. A cry for rain
comes up from all parts of our par
lsh I; the small showers that have
fallen in various parts of the parish
not having been sufficient to lay the
dust.
The drouth and heat this summer
have convinced car planters that
rains are not necessary for the PRO
duct:on of tho army worm ; the ap-
pcarance of their fields showing that
they have been as destructive as
ever. Generally our planters do not
expect to make more than half a
crop.
The following items are from the
Clinton, La, Embellishments of
the 18th inst. /: From nearly every
section of our Parish we have re-
ports Of the devastation of the cot
ton worm, which has undoubtedly
slightly injured the crop. It is how
ever, too late now to anticipate fu1-
ther injury. Oar reports; are not
sufficiently definite, however, to
make an estimate of the inj;,rv-
While there arc many which have
been cut short, there are others
which have remained entirely unin-
jured.
New cotton is coming into our
city rather slowly.
The receipts Of cotton at Shreye-
port for the year ending September
the 1st 1872, were 9l,S2l bales, o
falling off Of Il per cent. According
to the cotton statement from other
ports this year there is falling of
Of 3;'5 per cent which shows the rela-
tive gain OF Shreveport to be % per
cent.
The Franklin (La.) Register says:
No. So, on the registration books of
1870, is St. John Baptiste, aged lis
years old. The books show that he
has becu ll5 years in the parish
and State We suppose he is the
original oldest inhabitant." )"
The young men Of Donaldsonville
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-09-20

AS whole our ticket is good
one, and will, beyond doubt, be
elected by an overwhelming major
ity. "-DUu1a L2a3er.
Big Bud, we know that as O. false
Prophet, you are a success. That's
one OF the reasons why your good"
ticket will he defeated by an over
whelming" majority.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-09-20

pav's rs and Henry Hill, are
With our urbane Parish
Inc cause of this change
|p'ace y OF boarding is chalked
'ae law book as theft. They
nave a hearing before the
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-09-20
COMMITTEE OF RECEPTION.

Hon. J. J. Barrow, Hon. j. 2
Newsham, j. +. Irvine, Calvin Good.
man, W. II. Stirling, Duncan Stew
art, W. ". Leake, John 7. Mum
ford, G. 3. Collins.
L. NJ. NIUAIFORD, President.
j. HUNTER COLLINS, SR,, Sec'ry
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-09-20

fpARISH CONSTABLE.
7, A. B. Briant will consent to
a candidate for Parish Con
he will be supported by
MANY FRIENDS.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-09-20

'onm'eee of arrangements
" BY the Parish Executive
w, are requested to meet at
y house, Monday, Septem-
=. II o'clock A. NJ, for the
=. making the necessary az
'4's Tor the Mass Meeting
AAes place on Wednesday,
inst.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-09-20
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

lerequest Of many friends, DIR.
will be q candidate for Coro-
tho next election in Novcm
K
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-09-20
AIN SERIES-- |, NO, u,
Spttial alotltcs.

WHAT Df. srSolsss Wines of TIA will do 2
WEST ALEXANDRIA,, o.. oct. IS, 1870,
I7unrietors Dr. rrock. II 'r.e Of gu~:
1ESTtEas": am under great obligations to you
for the benefit derived from Dr. Cracks Wine of
Tar Aud to those afflicted wish to max. ii known
that had been suffering. for sixteen months with
bronchial affection. commenced using your
medicine still but Httic confidence i'll its curative
powers. Bnt after using the first bottle found INV
health much improved, :.,; after having taken six
bottles, am happy to state that am entirely cur.
cd and in the enjoyment Of good health.
Yours, JOHN ]. Cook.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-09-20

forget the Mass Meeting at
'urt House, Wednesday, the
fst.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-09-20

Pq have lost or nlislaid your
pc OF Registration, apply at
tue Court House, for a du-
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The AMERICAN STOCK Journal
The Publishers of this valuable
Agricultural journal, offer to send
the remaining Of this year free to all
ue1p subscribers for 1873. Thus CIV
ing over 500 pages Of valuable read
ing matter, illustrated with numer-
Gus engrayings, for $1.00. Sample
copies free. Address, n. P. BOYER 4
Co., Parkesburg Chester County,
Pa.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-09-20

FOR PARISH JUDGE,
are authoriszcd to announce
|LES B. COLLINS, as a can
for the Office Of Parish Judge
parish Of West Tc,iciana, at
Puing election.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-09-20

l''e been requested by the
Of the Union School, to
he winter session of that
WI commence on Monday,
Prd.
IN and Guardians are re-
u % be prompt in sending
Nuren at 8 o'clock A. Nj.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-09-20

Ihe Commonwealth Coz Dperu tive Com-
pahF-fo t',t' working men Of our state and col,n-
try, whose wages are ,ayrly sutticllt to provide
comfortable, homes ih, t'lrir families and who de.
SIRE to prevent walst, misery, and perhaps crime.
among, thrir tatArriess little ones this Company
offers srccia Inducements Of q liberal character,
III" htltits of which are within the reach of all
and failure to make such donation to ones fam.
II amounts lmost to criminal glert.-National
lIOrtn.0H.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-09-20
The ssisgnisra dan.ns, f;l lsely CIR He'd n, e&l~

The Disguised ;tanns. f:ll lseIy called melI-
icnrs sold in bar-rnnnls as " tonirs' and Z" atom.
ac'lics,'' have nothing in common with DIR. WAL.
kERs VINEGAR BlTTEEs. That famous invigorant
does NOT owe its stimulating, proprictes to fiery and
adUlterated Alcohol, hut to medicinal roots and
herds never heretofore combined. The effect OF
the Eit'rrs in OF constitutional debility.
chronic Indigestion, liver complaint, and all dis
eases tending to consumption, is marvellous
that except to those who irtve felt or witnessed
it, the result seems incredible.