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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-12

1868 SKIS cotton seed SKIS seed cotton and sQndrles
Observation-Disclosures Lizzie HOPKINS
86 hhds sugar 342 bbls mOlasses and sundrles -
Observation-Disclosures Henry Iet9-4o
hhds sugar sos BIB molasses q Id sundrles
RECEIPTS SUNDAY.
ST LOUIs-steamer Peninah-Sundry Western
produce
observation-disclosures Mary Miller-32 bales cot
ton 1858 SKIS cotton seed and sundry produce
ALEXANDRTA-Steam Flavilla-380 bales Gotten
20 SKIS cotton seed and sundries
SHREVEPORT-Steamer GarryoWen-ll8 bales
cotton 3I4 SKIS cotton seed and sundries
LOWER COAST-Steamer Hunter-l6 bbls mo-
lasses and sundries
ANTE RIVER-Steamer Amite-40 bales cotton
1886 SKIS cotton seed IL SKIS seed cotton and 5undrles
RECEIPTS BY RAILROAD.
MORGANS LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD.
November SIS hhds sugar 800 bbl5 mOla5ses 9 half
bbls molasses and sundriea
November 10-l64 bales cotton 30 SKIS cotton seed
SKIS seed cotton So hhds sugar 46l bbls molasses %
half bbs do and sundries
November 1I-33 bales cotton SKIS seed cotton
10 hhdB sugar6 bbls sugar l49 bbls molasses half
bbls do and sundries - . Nv
ROAD November 1l-825 bales cotton and sundreB
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH
ERN RAILROAD, November ll-2859 bales cotton
and sundrY produce
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MARKETS.
fHnmesric Alarketse

Ngw YoRK, November II, Evening s-Cot'
so1 closed duh; sales l496 bales; middiing
pIands l9c Orleans l9 3S f met seisI 20
bales November Is 5I6 u I5loG H. De SSl
Ser 1915 els 3l6c January 10 I,1I IS 9I6
i EsGcu4 ATpr il i8 oI9c May l9 1l69 l91so;
winter int western 81 81 81 g. Corn heavy A. 7
and a, shade lower Rice steady at " 4S@
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COMMERCIAL
MONDAY EVENING, November II, lS7

MONDAY EVENING, November II, l672
C0TT0H-The sales to-day summed up
1900 bales. at about previous rates
fer GOOD ordinary, but an advance of about
lac On low middling and the better grades;
We revise our quotations accordingly, and
give also the Exchange figures, which are
for average lists according with its official
type, while ours present the proper range
Of the market for average lists, but with
the outside figures for low middHng given as
the outside figures for strict.
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION, AssIMILATED
10 THAT OF LIVERPOOL.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-12

GAI UhIDs
2fvERPO0I~-i5ark Aphrodtte~-eo8' bales eof'on
$3.50 slaves 100 7.- 20
al. oats 10 bags coffee 10 bales hay 50 bbs houS 10
bbls whisky 10 bbla sugar and sundries -
PORT CABALLOS, PORT LIMON, BELIZE AND
Notwithstanding Juan Meiggs-toT FORT va,
bauos-336 b5s -four 3 ties hams 81 bo.s bread
@ whisky 70 kegs lard kesP 6 6Pt P3rt 2 2h5 Gac2@
ThTe I1aa f6}s Onions / csk bacon bbls potatoes
.1 tcs ham ham. Il I pkg. sndres 900 feet lumber For
BeIize~l3' b,ls flour 20 half bbis 90 10 bb!s pork
hi hams BIO. sugsr half Dbl beef II fir Ins butter
10 bZ. c5eese 20 BIS potatoes Dbl onions half
6hl rice keXs !a:6 $ pigs sun8rieS SoS Havana"
Id
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-12

Patti and Nilsson are both singing in the
st. Petersburg opera, and the rivalry be
tween the two stars makes much excite
ment. They do NOE come into immediate
collision, although they are Tieing with
each ot6es il fsvorjts goyes on alternate
nights
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE

pTYrSfC3-stsamer " Pike--8l9 bales cotton
1872 axis cotton seed % SKIS seed cotton 30 hbds FR
gar $50 bbls molasses Is half bbls do and s4ndrles
GB0SS TETE RAILROAD-Steamer Sabine-3t
bales cotton 5 SKIS seed cotton Il hbds sugar 1888
bbls molasses and sundries
ALEXAE DRIA-Steamer BrS NO Ie-lIo oaies cot
con s. SKIS cotton seed hhds sugard0 bbls moiasses
20 half bbls do and sUndries
yIC6SBCBG ~Stsapeg Z LeS~3Ss9 bales cQtt8D
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IMPORTS.

FEW S0RR~stesmship George Cso:n~e,!~Astd
new YORE-stsamshiD Western S'eero2olis--
astd mdse
tor ala SEndTleA
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ARRIVED SUNDAY.

Steamship Western Metropolis, WAitehurst from
New York I'd instant. to John Il Lud#l%sen-
Steamships George Cromwell, Clapp from New York
ID instant. to A MoultOn--2d dist:io:
STEAMBOATS,
Nasv Milier, Paul from Louisville
Pennah Shaw, from st Louis
Flaviiia Gill. from Alexandra
sTarryowen, Bunker, from Shreveport
Hunter. Redovits from Lower Coast
Am;te, Porter, from Amite RiveS
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The Philadelphia Press Q: the seventh

SdyS6
On Thursday last General Meade was at.
tackled with pains in the chest, and on medi'
cal advice being summoned his ailment was
pronounced pneumonia of the left lung, a
disease which is very apt to prove fatal
of life. on Monday alarming symptoms
manifested themselves. and from that time,
with the exception of q slight rally on Tues
day evening. he grew constantly, weaker
until last evening, when. he expired. Up to
the last he was conscious. although slight
dullness came OveE him, caused by his ex-
tEeue weakness.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-12
railroads,


GTEEE RAIL: DOUBLE TRACk
BALTIMORE AND OHIO
RAILROAD
The great shors line from Cincinnati ief C0lumbna
EAST!
Saving eighty-seven to 40 miles, and arriving oGS
train IN advance at
NEW YORK.
Saving ffty-nne miles, and arriving six and hall
hours in advance at
BALTIMORE.
Saving seventy-seven miles, and arriving eight
and three-q uarters hours in advance at
WASHINGTON.
Reaching
PHILADELPHIA
One train the quickest.
THE GREAT IRON RAILWAY BRIDGES
Over the Ohio river, at Parkersburg and BelIair
completed
MORNING AND NIGHT LINES OF
PuIImaR's Palace Drawing-ROom and
Sleeping Cars
Are run on this route from st. Louis, Cincinnati OF
Columbus to Baltimore and Washington City,
WITHOUT CHANdEl
By this route you avoid all omnibus transfer
Tickets for sale at all sicket Offices in the South
and West.
General Ticket Agent, Baltimore, Maryland
W. P. SMITH,
Master Transportation. Baltimore Maryland
SIDNEY B. JONES,
General Passenger Agent Cincinnati, Ohio.
mills
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-12

ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Spanish bark Twelfth of June, COderch, from Ha-
yana to masteT-lst district 50
Schooner r Locke Schriever, days from Ruatan
Island to 6 Grande-2d district
Schooner EIna NybOrg, days from Ruatan Island,
to G Grande-2d district P
Schooner Francls turner, Sehsf p days from
Ruatan Island, to Macheca-2d district +
Schooner J G WhippIe, White, days from Ruatan
Island to Morgan &co-2d district P tn
TOWBOATs.
Ocean, Williams from the Passes--Went down
Whippie 8 locke and Etna
STEAMBOATS,.
Robert f Lee, Campbell. from Vicksburg
Henry Tete. DalfeTes. from DonaldsonVtlie
Lizzie Hopkins Aucoin, from DonaldsonTlLe
Era No 10 FIatau. from Alexandria
Sabine BarancO, from Crosse TeIe RaIToa6
" Pike, Brown, from Tunica
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Wives Running Away with Ereenbaciks.
A New York special to the Cincinnati


Gazette says:
Recently young Mr.. Sfavin went to
Pearsors Corners, Long Island and becom-
ing superintendent of the steam grist-mill
near Rockaway, took board with Deacon
away with Mrs. sprague and $500 Of her
husbands money! The next heard of HIM
was last Monday night. when be returned
to Pearsolls Corners and took of in the
last train Mrs. Washington Abrams. with
$1,000 of her husbands money. The be
reavei husbands were in town today look
ing fog their greenbackso
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GAMES II. GRIB,
General Freight and Ticket gene. 1al6 ~
ANGE OV TIITEo

On ana aftes OCTOBER ~, 1872 Grains Of che
GREAT JACKSON ROUTE,
(New Orleans, Jackson and Great Northern MisstB
sippi Central and Mississippi and Tennessee Bail
roads9 will depart and arrive 80 follows;
Express. D.r..T NJ Express. s&H!gg p "
Mail 900 P NJ. Mail.......... 10 35 A. d.
Accommodated ,. N. Accommodate 900 A. u.
Mail Trsis ysns sally. Ex0reHs daily. ezceg1
Sunday
these trains make
THE QUICKEST TINE
From Sew Orleans to NEW YORK, CHICAGO, st.
LOUIS, LOUISVILLE ana oil intermediate eties,
villages and stations
PULLMAES PALACE DAT 2ED SLEEPING CARS
from New Orleans to Memphis, Humboldt and Lou,
isvtlsS. vit4oBt change
A. b. SHELDON,
$icket agent New OgleanR
S. S. JONES,
Ticket Agent, Galveston,
G. P. AThORR
General Passenger Agense
S. E. CAREY,
General Ticket AGENT
& D. FROST
5eS $e9ersd superintendent
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RAILROADS.


VHsO THE EAST.........TO THE RAsR
Via louisville and Ohio and pIIxvsnutarv
Railway
The completion Of the Louisville Division Of 4h.g
road, and the splendid equipment for pAsRsassP
travel, makes this the
BEST ROUTE 40. CINCINNATI,
ALL POINTS EAST AND NORTHEAST.
FHREE THROUGH TRAINS DAILY.
With direct connections from the south Sor Glz,
CinD2E
WITHOUT GHAHGR OF CARS
Be sure and ask for ticket 7ia Louisville ana t&a
OHIO and Mississippi Railway, for sale 81 $i pRIs.
cipal ticket Offices in the South. and in Louisville al
the GENERAL ONCE of the Company, corner Fourth
and MAIN streets, also at Gait House and LouisVtLa
Inc and Willard Hotels.
y. B-Ttekets to Cincinnati and points Eass, via
this line, are good on mail line steamers and hal
line tickets are good on this road.
CHARLES 4. FOLLBTT.
SSnaral ga Sssnger and Ticket AGENT, St, LcufR,
J. L. GRlSWOED
HepeTal Superintendent ST. LGTSn
THOMAS BORWIN
In i~ Hsnaral Snntbevn Agent. uxvilla
GUNDAY EXCURSION.
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH
ERN RAILROAD.
Commencing SUNDAY, June 9, and until further
notice, an excursion train will leave the Calliops
street depot at 1855 NJ, and, returning reach tba
city at Ii P. II.
Great Reduction In Fare.
New Orleans to
Premier, intermediate stations and return 50
Pontchateula, intermediate stations and re-
turn. 81 90
Amite City, intermediate stations and re-
Turn. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. | SO
Magnolia, intermediate stations and return 90
E. D. FROST, General Superintendent.
je6 S. 3. CAREY, General Ticket Agent
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-12

The market opened with a moderate de-
maud. mostly in low middling and the
better qualities for which factors were en-
abled to realize fuller prices, showing at
the close, as noted above, an Improvement
Of lsc. Sales of barely low mlddllng were
made as low as liz and lI98c, but later III
the dav there was little or none to be had
WIDER 113ac. Strict low middling ruled at
l8c but also sold at l8l8c. Prices were
STRENGTHENED by the Improvement in foreign
exchange and the competition among
BUYERS. but the upward tendency was
checked by decline Of &c at New York
and sd in uplands and ll6d in Orleans at
Liverpool
The amount on shipboard not cleared,
going on board and engaged for shipment,
was Set down at the opening this morning at
66 Zoo bales, embracing $4,000 for Liver
pool, 90 600 for Havre, 3oO9 tor Spain, 3OV0
for the Mediterranean, 1000 for Bremen,
10000 for the North Sea and $500 for the
North. which, when deducted from the
stock on hand by our running statement
IN Saturday evening left $4,000 bales to
represent the quantity at the landing and
in presses unsold and awaiting orders
The exchange reports ''Demand good,
or1ces improved 18c." The quotations pre-
sent an advance OF 13c on good ORDINARY
low middIing and middling, and FAC on
good middling,
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand August 81 i872...,........... 6.259
Arrived since last statement..... 903 ,- %.
Arrived prev0usl y.....o.......o %oz9EV~e Eo'.tNS
Total. S'''o0'
Cleared previously I6GO10"- 100 ~
stock On hand and on shipboard not cleared 1903 549
Stock on hand same date last year 81 'ot
To,day's exports were to Liverpool.
Receipts proper since Saturday evening
1925 bales, against 1919 on last saturday
and Monday and 1927 last year, making an
aggregate since Friday evening of 6033
bales, against 4l02 last week and 618I last
wear. and since August 81, PA, l9% bales
against l39.0l5 last year-increase 30, IS
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts
at all the ports since II NJ. on Saturday TO
y NJ. to-day l7,4I9 bales, against !l,306 on
!asB Sunday and Monday and l9,4b5 last
year, and since Friday 81 ,9f bales against
4, 0t3 last week and 32,762 last year. Total
since August 81, 8l4,906 ba:eso %galps'
So, 694 last year-lncrease 2l2'3l2' a..
Exports. Friday and Saturday, 20 Great
Britain 1886 bales, against 29,285 last
week. and to the Continent II 4l2, against
1850 last week. Stocks at all the delivery
ports, made up to II No. sS1s.o80 Oales
against 300, 84l last week.
We subjoin the October crop report of the
committee of the New Orleans Cotton kS'
change, issued on Saturday, as follows:
10 the President and Directors OF the New or!ean'
Cotton Exchange:
We Beg to submit the following compi1a
ton, made up from answers received e
questions addressed by US to planters and
others throughout the cotton States, which
answers are generally dated between the
twentieth and twenty -ffth Of October. We
regret TO say that the letters received by
Us age not as numerous as heretofore! 6gt
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BELOW COMING UP.
H7p0RTS.

British schooner Challenger, from Grand C@yEaah'
20 Pillsbury- =.
British schooner willie. EdoD. from Jamaica. &c
J. 9LsbgTy-
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CENTRAL RAILWAY.
Change of schedule-January II, 1879.
DEPARTrRE AND ARRIVAL OF TRATNs


1880 a. u. Express leaves Houston daily arrty.
Tag at COrsicana at T30 P. M and al
Austin at P M. Connecting al
EavasOta with daily stage for An.
deTsOu, Huntsville, Crockett Ru6k
Henderson and LOngview. At Hearus
with international Railroad. At
Calvert with stage for Belton-tT1.
weekly. At BTemond for Waco
daily. At Richland for Fairfield
Cotton Gin, Palestine and Tyler. Al
COrsicana for Dallas Mckinney and
Sherman. At Ledbetter for La
Grange and Bastrop, At Austin for
San Marcos New Braunfels, San An
tonic and FL Paso.
1880 P. I'd. NighI Express leaves daily, arriving
at COrsicana at 1870 A. NJ, and al
Austin at A. NJ Connection with
all points made as above
Close connection at Houston with Morgan steam
ers via Galveston Houston and Henderson Rail
road or steamboat from Galveston.
From Corsicana trains leave at A. NJ. and 81
P. NJ, arriving at Houston at P. n and els A.
From Austin trains leave at 6l5 A. M and s P. d,
arriving in Houston at P. d. and 6:l5 A. NJ
Passengers for San Antonio and all points IL
Western Texas will save twelve hours by going Wis
Austin and avoid nearly 100 miles Of tedious stag
ing
Passengers for Northern and Eastern Texas will
find this the cheapest, quickest and most pleasant
route, being from f0rtyeght to sixty hours quicker
| than via Red river.
| Freight always as low as by any other route.
I CORNELIUS ENNIS.
General Superintendent
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Marine intelligence.

OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN !
Tuesday November u, 1872.
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YESTERDAY,

SteamshiD Juan G Meiggs, Beckett, Tor Fort Ja0a I
los Asnir7all. Port LimOn Belize and Havana
Steamer Creole BIakesee, for Pensacola
British bark AphCOdite, WILDER, for Liverpool
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FOX HAVANA.
Touching at Cedar Keys and Key West,
Carrying the United States Mail.
LEAVING EVERY WEDNESDAY.
- The New Orleans, Florida
S1sasEss5 and Havana Steamship COMPANY
ES4TaGa4Ea4g1 will dispatch their new and unsuE-
zszk6aa@szss passed fast passenger steamship
RIARGARET,
J. Moe. BAKER, Commander,
WEDNESDAY, November 6, 1872
From Che foot of CaHiope street, First District
RATES OF PASSAGE
To Havana. To Cedar Keyn
Sa0L1. '.''...s..,....,.....$4 $40 625
0IteL ago. :,.s'........... % 70
ThroEgh bills of lading issued to all points on
l:ne OF railroads IN Florida and on the st. JOhnx
river; also, to New York, Savannah and Charleston
through bills OF lading and passage tickets given
go IaInPa VIA Cedar Keys, and landing freight on
wharf at Tampa. S ga
NoAe out the cOmpany's bills Of ladtng signed
and none signed after sailing OF the steamer.
SPlenold passenger accommodations and through
tickets given to above points. ~
fee. ~ '4A0 "A-
G0r freight OF passage apply to
l. +. ROBERTS, Treasurer
No. l29 Common street
over the Louisiana National Rsnk
The steamship HAVANA follows on WE6EPSo
= = :, - oI-iooI 10 dej "
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STEAMSHIPS.
FOR NEW XORK.

! AERG HAFTS TBAMSHIP LIWR
Comprising the trst-class steamships
| SHERMAN. ..........,...,..,,. CAPTAIN -
| dKNERAL MEADE........ Captain 4. ". Bampsos.
| UNITED STATES. Captain B. ?. RHJdtdE.
MISSISSIPPI Captain Ii. B. CTowsp.
| WESTERN nBTROPOAlS......C Captain d. S. Qule&s
| 8MlAL s. SOUDhh ..................C Captain -.
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SAILING From EEW YORK EVERY sATVaDAv.
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CLEARED YESTERDAY,
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Weather Rcpoi Z.
Office Chief Signal Officer,
Washington, November II, l6'2, 4;3S 7. d. ,
PROBABILITIES.

For the lower lakes, southWGsterLy WINDS
warm and cloudy weather and ram extend {,
ing to the upper Ohio valley and over New ,,+2
ht}7,n+ic and puf States partly cloudy and
lioSrinr weather with variable southwest
erly and uorthwesterly winds; IN the NoTln,
west. and thence over the upper IaheS anN
to Tennessee, cool, clear and clearing
weather. with light northwest winds
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THE COURVS.

SUPREME CoUKT IN GENERAL TERM.-TO-
day, the case of Adde Adams agt Jos. Adams
was argued by Messrs. Il. j. Fuller aud X idle
for defendant, and John Selden and Boyce for
plaintiff.
CIRCUIT CoURT.-The October term of the
Circuit Court was convened this morning by
Judge Cartier, and the jurors were called as
follows: Enoch Beard, James A. TAFT G. Fol-
lansbee, Thomas III. Anderson, Henry Egan
w. X. Riley, NJ. G.. Emery, W. II. Barron. X
Rothrock, James Orme, G.. w. GoOian, VIM
Bruce, d. .. Ruff, 5. 5. Parker, l.. +. Clark. z
May, ii. "A. Willard, A. Ross Ray, G.. II. Plant
j. T. Turton, f. Bates, G. Ashford, W. Ii. Up
peTman, Alexander Anders IN, William Lord,
and John Z. Dennis. Messrs. Anderson, Riiey
Emery, Rothrock, Orme, Parker, and Willard
tailed to answer; Messrs. TAFT, Follansbee,
Egan, Bruce, Ruff, Clark, and Plant were ex-
PROBATE COURT, Judge VyFie.-On SATURDAY.
Moses Kelly qualified as administrator de bonis
non-bond so eco. In re. will of Ralph v.
tors filed, and issues made for a trial bv Jury
Cornelia NJ. Wilson qualified As Administrative
of estate of Fl. Wilson, deceased-bond al 200
In case where party petitions for letters OF
administration on the estate of a party who has
left the city and has not been heard. from for
seven years, Judge Wylie said that he had come
TO the conclusion not to grant letters in such
cases unless other evidence of the decease of =
party is presented than that Of the petitioner
alone. In many instances parties attempt to
obtain letters to draw amounts due from the
government, alleging that they are creditors
He could not regard claims against the govern
ment as local assets, and letters should be issued
in all cases where the decedent II las his domcil
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Family Feud Of the DriscoIIs and
ROgaas.

THE AUTHENTIC AND ENTERTAINING HISTORY
OF THE ORIGIN AED PROGRESS OF SAID
FRUD Ply CHIEF OF POLICE RICHARDS.
The following letter was addressed to the
board Of Public works to-day in response to a
request from them 10 the police authorities 70
quell the contentious arising from the position
OF frame house at the corner Of Warren and
Prospect streets, Georgetown.
DEPARTMENT OF METROPOLITAN POLlC e.
To the Board If PUJlic wOrkS-Gentlemen: The
eTclOse Ell copy OF note from the board of pub-
lie works. has been lett me. The trouble re-
feTrId to in the note arises from quarrel be
tween two neiglbO Mrs. Hogan aud Mrs
DTisCOil, celebrated vendors of Iactaai nuiI and
chicken breeders and fauciers, bot1 daughters
OF the Emerald Isle" The Hogan cocks tres
pass on the DriscoU dunghill, when they take
undue Liberties with the DriScOll pullets. Chan
ticiC IT sometimes goes so far as 30 proclaim his
nfaUy by the shTiil clarion Of his voice and
Triumphant Tapping OF bis wings, and wee
vera. Hence the proud blood of the Driseolls
is in danger OF being debaSed by the plebeian
blood Of the HOgaus. On this account a woriv
war has existed III that little dell for long time
The COntending parties live on adj AGENT ground
in raviDe, with no sneighbOrs near enough to
be 6nIoyed by their scOluing. Both of the IN oc-
Cupy portions of unimp proved streets Nv arreu
ana Prospect) in that locality with their build
lngs and enclosures. II | knew of any law to
stop the mouths of garrulOus women would
gladly apply 1t, not only in this case. but in nu-
mefOus other instances. Unfortunately their
tongues viii wag, much TO the disgust of each
other. This is about all there is in this feud IL
they viii not keep their contentious to them.
selves. 1 would suggest that so much of their
shanties as are on the public streets be pulled
down, as they are both trespaSsers in this re-
gard. The old Connecticut Law of ducking scold-
ing women would be very sslHtary in this case,
but unfortunately it does not exist in this Dis
Iict. Very respectfully,
A. q. RICHARDS, Mai. and Supt,