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New Orleans Republican., 1872-04-04
MARKETS.
Domeetfc Markets.

NEW YORK, April 3, Evening g-Cotton
closed easy: middling uplands .3asc: Or.
leans 24c: sales to-day $50 bales. Southern
-four in limited supply: prices in favor of
sellers: s. 0d7 30 for common TO tai1
ezra: s. 10 a 10 for good to choice extra
Whisky quiet and firm at SSc. Wheat q
&c better: winter red Western 81 60 al 73
Corn firm: II l. G72c for Western mixed
atioat. Pork active; II 50 al2 90 for new
mess. Lard dull at Sig aS!sc. Turpentine
quiet at GSl2c. Rosin quiet at 50 l212 q
3 y for strained. Freights dull.
Leather quier and steady; hemlock sole.
Buenos Ayres. Rio Grande light and middle
heavy weights IS 29l2c; California do q a
sc: Orinoco do u 4 y 12c. Wool quiet and
firm; California fall clip quoted 43c.
Coffee quiet and steady: Rio l7a4 30l.
Sugar 1r'ner; taic to good refining SIS a SIC:
Cuba 81. 9l2c. Nolasses dull and uu-
changed.
CIScISsATI, April 3.-Cotton-NIarket
steady, With moderate demand: middling
22a4c. Flour steady. demand moderate:
family s. 50G1 15. Wheat-Damond fair
quiet and unchanged: i6a47c. Oats
Market steady: IS a i2c. Pork-Demand
fair ana prices advanced. closing at SIP 81
cash. Lard quiet and weak: SIS a S2sc
Bulk neats-Markes buoyant but unset
tied; shoulders &c; clear rib 57sc; clear
sides bisc Bacon quiet and weak: shcul-
ders i34c: clear rib 6l2c; clear sides sc.
ST. LOUIS, April 3.-Cotton-Fair de-
mand; mixed lots sold at 20c middlng
22lsc. Flour-Demand fair and market
firm: supertne winter s. seas So; extra
winter 81 a 6 50 double extra winter S. 80
q -: treble s. 35d7 -; family winter
sSa9 30. Wheat-Spring dull, and prices
have declined sample lots of No. , spring
Chicago 81 40, delivered; winter, good de-
mand, but offerings light: sample lots of
No. 3 81 S21e a So; No. red winter 81 90.
Corn easier: No. . mixed 40 a 40l2c. Oats
dull but unchanged; No. SO 36l2c. Whis-
Ky 81 a S5c. Tobacco steady and active:
Jugs Ga d724c: common to good leaf 724 a
lac. Hemp dull al zoe a 81 for undressed.
BagsiHg unchanged at 15l2 0l6lec. Pork
dull; JobbIng and order lots Sll 30. Bacon
dull: clear sides, seller June, packed, freely
offered at close at &c. Dry salt meats are
dull ana prices nominal. Lard dull al Slsc
New Orleans Republican., 1872-04-04
Monetary--CommerciaI.
MONETARY.
OFEICE OF TEK DAILY REPUBLICAN,
NRnNRsnAY kxpSrsG Anril = lEH2


OFy,CE OF ThR DAILY REPUBLICAN.
WKpNEspAY EVENING, April ). lEl2. )
The money market continues quiet ant
easy, with no change in street rates, wG!cl
we repeat, as follows: 9Gi0 T. cent T. an
mum for Al notes with nnquestion
able collaterals, and ii a II for second
grade do: l0G- for AL without cOllaterais
and II a Is for second class. Quotations fol
mortgage paper are still 90 10 T. cent t. an
mum for Al, and - a II for second grade.
Gold opened at HOS 0ll0 Is against III
at New York. and closed at ITO + ll0l4
against ll0). The sales included $1,000 al
ilOls. $4,000 at HOS d li0 SIG: 5000 and
$4,000 at llO BIG: S5o0o $4,000, $4,000
$4,000 $25.00 and $4,000 at liOA; $1,000
and $4,000 at no :j-lG, and $1,000 at ll0as
Nothing reported i'll silver. II is still
quoted at los a lGSle for American half dol
lars and 4l2 d5 per cent prenism i'll gold
for Mexican dollars. =.
the movemen. in foreign eychangh] was
of about the same extent as Yesterday. and
the rates were steady and unchanged. The
sales of sterling embraced 10000. OF which
$4,000 bill of laGins at ll9l2: $500 at
1885: 81 600 ar llYl2 a 1888: e200O, c4001
and 100000 clear at 1888; si900 American
ships bill. E2Q00 tirst-ciass and 1880 Al
clear at 100: t2000 Al clear at 100 Lie. and
Gio0 and tSQ0 bank, tor remittance at
1903.
The business in francs summed up Sj.000
commercial. includiug $4,000 and 200. 900. at
i.16L, and $1,000, $4,000 and 100000 at
AS.
We quote sterling at ll9l2 a 1884 for
good TO Al bill OF lading and clear, and
1901. a l2042 for bank.
Domestic exchange was without any ma
terial variation. The banks supplied the
remittance demand for New York sight at
as T. cent premium. an6 there were sales
of $4,000 commercial New York sight, and
$4,000 and S50.000 private bankers at Il
premium. and $4,000 and Sl50,co0 private
bankers al 9-3.1.
In New York gold checks $1,000 bank
sold for remittance at Il + cent premium.
Transactions III the stock market were
interrupted hy the rain storm. which PIE
vailed throughout the day. and we have
consequently only a few sales TO report
10 shares Peoples Bank sold at s59 -; 80
and $50 ordinary Levee at 8 %; 100 pre-
ferred do, s. 50 paid, at - "a low price: 200
do at 50 -; 800 DO at 50 30. and - Sanitary
and Fertilizing Company at si3.
Nothing tri.uspiIed III bends or warrants.
New Orleans Republican., 1872-04-04
Tne SIOI.m at 81. I.nI,i..

ST. Louis. March 3l-The body OF
Charles w. Over. of Toledo Chic. was
found this afternoon under portion OF the
roof which mad blown from the market
house last night. Dyer was young man.
sixteen wears old. who. in company with T.
NJ. Streater his tutor, and two other gen
tlemcn, had just arrived by the Missouri
Pacific train. and were walking through
the markcthonse on their way up town,
when the tornado struck the market. The
party scattered. each seeking safety for
himself. Dyer rushed into Seventh street.
and was Cvertaken by a large mass OF
metal rUof, which struck him ON the top Of
the head. crushing his skull and evidently
klilng hiin instantly. Part of the roof of
tne VltrloI factory corner Of Austin and
foulteenth streets, was blown OF, and Den
nis , Dann, workman. was badly wounded.
other damages in various parts Of the city
are reported to-day, but none serious. In
last 81. Louis the roof of the round b0use
belonging TO the Terre Haute railroad was
pioWn on and several locomotives some
what injured. and John Myers and another
man wounded. Tie steamer II. G.. Yaeper
and 1eTrybo il the harbor lost their
chmneys and the steamer North western
blew across the river. The part of the mar.
kethouse destroyed was about one hundred
and fifty ieet long. forty-tive feet wide,
twenty-five feet high. and II will eos
$4,000 to rebuild it. The loss to butchers
is, perhaps. $4,000.
New Orleans Republican., 1872-04-04

ing a government functionary, and sen.
fenced to one months Imprisonment and
5000 francs fine.
In the course of his address yesterday,
President Thiers defined the attitude OF
France toward the Spanish crown. He de-
clared it was to the interest of France to
keep Amadeus Oh the throne, because his
overthrow would lead to a renewal of the
candidature of Montpensier.
MADRID, April 3.-The Ministerialists ,ri
umphed i'll Yesterdays elections by two to
one.
The election passed off orderly. except in
Cordova. Madrid was carried by the coali-
tionists.
Il is supposed the Ministerialist party
will have 30 majority in the lower House.
New Orleans Republican., 1872-04-04

-. A worthy Scotch couple, when asked how
their son had broken down so early in life.
gave the following explanation: When We
negan life together, we worked hard and
hVod upon porridge and such like, grad
ualiy adding TO cur comforts as our means
improved, unt:i we were able TO dine of a
bit OF roast meat. and sometimes a BOLT
chichie tohickenJ: but Jack, our son. he
worked backward and began with tie
chickie Grst"
New Orleans Republican., 1872-04-04
LEGAL NOTICES,
United STATES DISTRICT COTRT
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
IN Iih NATTER OF FREDERICK SEP, BANK
rupt.
In Bankruptcy-No. II30,

WHEREAS, FREDERICK SEIP, OF EAPIDES
" palisi!, and district aforesaid duly do
cared bankrupt under the act of Congress q.
Mafch . 1907, has this day filed in said court a
PIea,."H PIt PRAYING feI a discharge and certificate
able under said act A' iio'
N2uce is therefore given to all creditors who
nave proved their debts, and to all OTHER persons
in interest, that the twenty.seyepth day nt AnriI
ao.- al II A. NJ is assigned for the hearing OF he
sane; anu that they may then and there attend
",o a. sho" cause II any they have, why the PRAYER
VI & ne salc petition should not be granted: and
h notice is given that the bankrupt viii IN.
defso an examination before Register K.IIogg
or ne twenty fifth dav of april A. D. is-l ~
II A. NJ at his office, Customhouse building.
,,,.r,.,s os h. LOEW, Deputy Clerk
aJ3 10 II = -''-'
New Orleans Republican., 1872-04-04
COMMERCIAL.
"WEDNESDAY KvHSING. April 3,

"WEDNESDAY KvHSIyG April g. is.2.
CoTToN-The sales to-day embraced 400
bales, at full prices, requiring no change IN
our quotations. which we repeat. and give
also the Exchange figures, which are for
average lists mot evenrunning as formerly,
according with lis types, while ours are Tor
average lists, with the inside rates for strict:
New Orleans Republican., 1872-04-04
The Temperature.

The thermometer at Louis Er:ger:o's.
No. 50 Chartres street, yesterday stood as
follows: AT A. NJ, &c; at 2 P. NJ, 6Go; a,
z. NJ, &C. Rain April 2, inches.
New Orleans Republican., 1872-04-04

The Postmaster General has re-estab
iished the pCstoffice at Lafourche Crossing
Lafourche parish, and appointed I. (
Williams postmaster
New Orleans Republican., 1872-04-04
RAILROADS.

NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE
TEXAS RAILROAD
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
Passenger sTrTs Trains II I'll, n1' Esa1e' s,s ss'
1870 4. M.-EXPRESS AND M.I1
Mohlie and regular ualy 4,
stations. Arrive at Nohi,1e 1eiH.ds.
4:9O p. M.-COAST ACCOMMohha.TqlIIee h.qlIe a. 2p.fTf
except Sundays, for Ocas,s dailr
and intermediate, regniaGl spis:,
al s:IeP NJ, arrives at Ocean iss sS5,, !,
500 =. M.-FAST EXPRESS. daily g..
w.n stop only at RigoIetusI uI tAOtlt
LOUIS, fass Christian " baY 81
S!ty, Biloxi, Ocean Sn,a lss.ssIr
fdscagouia and st. Elmo ,nlss, Ess,
at Mobile at ll:39 P M alc al,r.
A Fast Express tram will leave Mobf.a.
a. NJ stopping only at ,ts tIs aslly
named for f.st express ,e.1s.a.i0.s
orleans, and arrive at Ssr IRON N Ses
The Coast accommodating train return,,
except Sundays, will leave Ocean ing dal,
$40 A. NJ and arrive at New Orjsal. epTlgs;.
The Express and Mail train daily, will Is,ll a ~
al l1;~ a. NJ, arriving at New o. ore A0ds
e:lO ?. H. ot-eaas a.
TICKETS sold at offices corner nfN
Natchez streets AMI corner Of Camp AM ne cle a,t
streets: MILEAGE TICKETS good tor anu tn 'elnOa
irms-50G miles for 500 1000 mil.. ~. .! den! tsa ald
sold at the ticket Offices 4or s.-s,a
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS run dat.
SUNDAYS. Morning and Evening ,a,5F uatF eXctr,
bile. Freight received at foot Of rod 1u non Ao
Though bis g iadiDg signed. 'a SITE. an
g. ". R. BAYLEy
General Superints,s,..
CHARLES L. FITCH
Genera FIe' Git and Passepger
mh2l c. 70,
New Orleans Republican., 1872-04-04
EXPORTS.

COkk-Si.ip SOion-l5SG bales cotton
REEEL-Balk h RosAi-lll0 bales cotton
FALMOCTH-Ship Guardian-3630 bales cotton
CRONSTADT-BarkM nlyst-l.J0 bales cotton
SABINE PASS-Schooner Kare Buchanan-Io0
DDS hour q. -ks corn 100 SKIS salt .65 pkgs mdse
KEY WEST AND CEDAR KElS-Steamship
Ra7ana-li8o bbls flour IS hbs whisky GO bbls rosin
500 SKIS corn 80 bags coffee II cks bacon Is ties hams
5ot tcs lard ~ bales moss 800 bds shingles 329 PIX
mdse fNe
BRAZoS SANTIAGO VIA GALVESTON-Steam-
ship Morgan--For Browns vil!e--l3Ds SKIS corn l53
bags coffee - PIX gs mdse For GalvestOn-lOo bbls
-four 20 pkgs liquors, 30 haskers chaujla.ue 700
sks oats 6nO ska coz! eco b4s bit;ers
New Orleans Republican., 1872-04-04
UNITED STAIR. DISTRICT InrvU
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA
IN TIE MATTER OF CHARLES H. CHASE BANK
rupt
n Rnn LIZ
In Bankruptcy-NO. 1892.

w HEkEAS, CHARLES H. CHASE. OF THE CITY
+. % .NeW pTeans and parish of Orleans and dis
". aforesaid duly declared ban krupt under the act
VI OF March 2 1867 has this day filed in sa
.uult lta d petition praying for discharge and Ger.
pIovatle unfer said act
Netce Is therefore given 10 all creditors who
naNt proved then debts, and TO all other persons
10 10 -, az II 4: NJ, is assigned for the hearing OF
shG same and that they may then and there attend
anu sho" cause, If any they have, why the PRAYER
UI the SAID petition should not be granted: and
lhllher notice is given that the bankrupt will un.
t ctEso an examination before Register Kellogg on
the hlnth uay of April, A. D. 1872, at IL A. NJ
al Lls office CustomhOuse building.
Clerk office. New Orleans March %. 1872
ml26 aD2 9 X. DEW Deuu-r C1ea-
New Orleans Republican., 1872-04-04

Steamship Morgan. Lockwood. for Brazos Sarti-
ago Via Galveston
Steamship Havana, Pennington. fer Cedar Keys
and ktv West
Ship GuaIdan Il, B0rlanG for FalroIh
MOI W. gian ship SCION, Johuson for Cork
taIk RosiIi, Henseu. Tor Reve,. Russia
Danish bark NaTier!yst. /. nd a. d, for CroEstad.
British bark Panama, Mcleod, toI Pensac,la, u
ballast
Schooner Fate BacLaLa2, Buchanan, for Sabine
Pass
New Orleans Republican., 1872-04-04
IN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES.

DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA
IN iii, MATTER OF oSE&IEME NJ RFD1S
Bankrupt.
In Bankruptcy-No. IISI.
'kNhE UNDEhSliNED HEREBY GIVES SOT1CR
OF his appointment as assignee of the estate Of
.ans eId ~, recon OF New Orleans parish of Or
upon his own petition. 'se0 d bankrupt
spI'" E. E. NORTON, Assignee.
New Orleans Republican., 1872-04-04
SPECIAL NOTICE.
rive Hours and Half Quicker l1~
any Other Line.
g p h CIAL TIEE.

| SPECIAL NOTICE.
st. Louis. Iron Mountnin anu soaiss"
Railroad.
7HE ONLY ALL RAIL ROTH
10 81 LOUIS, Chicago. Omaha Sal Francisco u
fsu-' Kansas City, Leavenworth, St. joseiE'
And all Points North, Ea., and Wet
TWO EXPRESS TRAINS leave the New l:lesnAA
Jackson and Great N2rthern RasnsS Is's'
ea--y, at 4: N. and 5 P. NJ. -.
a1> AZ hcSS Rain leaves the foo: OF Ca.a 49,
Sails al IL A NJ. VIA the S.'> Orleans Mo6Ie..
NrGttan0oga Rs lo;4t making close eoLIE.
-,ols Al Mobile "lth fh- Mobile ana oh.o ~
load TO all points Eor.A, sss' and West
feF tickets spply u
i7cS2t agent Ne" ,sr eats Jackson and ere, Itas
NoTtheTn Railroad oorue: Camp aui unN
streets under City Hu,e,; or to
f.eEet Agent New orleans. Mobile and Chs:;.noec.
,foad, corner Camp and Common s.'ee~
e'oi! bIiIolng. opposite City hntei ,r
deHe7al suPernt. NJ x A,en, st L,.l 8. ron Ac.f
.an and >outheru Railroad 9eE
'fNO THE EA~2'........VU THE EAss
Viz Loutsvsu. and On:a and r.Ississisn
ktitNay. -,
ne cen Pietcn or tnr louisville Divslon .s o. -.
1""u, ami tie splendid 20 ujorent Tor passe1s~
trsyel, makes this the
aE>r ReUTK 80 ClS;IsNAyt,
49, POINTS ssNT AMI NOaTHGLs-
THREE THknC4;.s TRAINS nii1I,
3.'H "Hect connections lIor. the south ~ We
CiuDAr
WITHOUT CasSGT oF CABS.
ne cure and ASK :or f1csets via Louisville alG -
onlo aAc Mlss;sspn Railway for sale o. al pI.,
cips ticket ottces In the south and III LouisTils.
we Hehelal ottce nj the Company, corner fonTJ foTs
Inc and Willard Aotels
=. b.-itckets 10 CiEcinnsti and points kas'x; ~
IN s.ls me, are good on mail line steamers, ana A
lhe tickets are good on this road
CHARLSS b. FOLLk1-E,
0enerA Ps ssenger and Ticket Agent, ST. Lon1
j. L. 0RlSWORD,
General Superintendent, St LoH~
THOMAS DORWN. nm.
VH General Southern Agent, LeusN1
New Orleans Republican., 1872-04-04
IMFORTs.

L:VERFOC!-Siip Felcia-.635 SKIS sa}-
LIVERI'UOL-Slip Rowautree-Asti ,uuse
CARDIFF-Bark Isaac Lnculn-355l bars railroad
iron
GRsENOCk-Ship A.lan--2oo tons p;g iron l32
tons coal
LIvEkPOOI.-Sf:p RiveTside-G;o tons States 2Ioo
SKIS salt 22 dozen mats
MESSIEf-Brig Fruit agola-3G44 bxs oranges 1Cir
lemons 100 bxs almonds
APALACHICoLA AND CEDAR KEYS-Stes1n.bin
Lavaca-it59 SKIS peas y KS r!ce and su1lrrs
New Orleans Republican., 1872-04-04
ahSIVID YESTERDAY,

Steamship CliEtov stove. nom Indiauola viz
Galveston, "a Charles a Whitney sco-lst DIS
tI!ct ~
British slip Felicia Murray. from Liverpool Feb
Tuary-. 20 Heeker. Knox Ao"-ith district
Slip Allan Lock. frnm Lamiash January 80, e
Brvs9n Seo-PoiHt
British ship Rowantree, Berry, from Liverpoo, Jan
gaTy hi, IT, 70 - Lpsram.it9 s d,stlet
rua1y 5. 10 Lowell Bailcv-Pont
Norwegian ship AnEator Stran. from Bordeaux
January l3, to Bai;y B!auch ard, Jr-3d djstIic,
British ship Canoe. Bulfold from Liverpool Jaau.
srv D. 10 Lowell & Baiiey-Point
Spanish snip Pedro Plaudo.et, ATmangnul. from
Barcelona February Is. to master 81 district
British ship Canova, Blanch, q Gays IRON New
castle 70 master-pcnt
British ship Record, Groves frcm Liverpool Febru-
AIRY TO- to Elaster-POlut
Spanish bark Boa, Julea for Barcelona January 28
to Fatio Marks >c0-PCint
Norwegian bark Maury Olsen, from Newport De-
cernber y, 10 lnasTeT-A!giers
Norwegian bark Helnanos Eauff from Newport
December l0. 10 mastcr-GretTa
GelMan balk schiller, Wescllusen. from BreI2en
February 1, 10 master-4th district
Norwegian bark A1erOer. Jacobsen. from Cardiff
december y, TO Iras:er-AgIeTs
Italian bark Maria Mercede, Mersula. from Paier-
h,o January y, TO L Tramout aha-2d district
British bark Tiger, Miller. from Liverpool January
y, 20 master-ith district
Norwegian bark, { K'cIkt gard, Holverson from
Cardiff January IS, 10 master-Gretna
Itailan brig fruttGJno. >araceno, from Messiua
January 30. 20 inaser-td district
Schooner Constance, Wood ,ltvs from EEa-au
sand. to masttr-2d district PT
TOWBOATS.
RIO G-SnGe, HcLe-lln, from the Passcs-Tow5i
and 10 Sea. Jutl ultimo. barfs Trinidad and
anliEa, aud hr:r J0rn Shay-BrOugt up ships
Allan oud Felicia. and brig Frattag"lo
Equator, Warren from the Passes-Towed down
and 10 sea, Isl instant, barks FoTli gen and u
McN.il-BrOught up ships Pedro Plandoet
Cauova ard Record
Lone star Burdck, from the Passes-Wcnt down
G4ht-BrouGht up ships Al kator and Cameo
aud barks Agerutn ana Schiller
"a 5ror Pc
A@ht-BIOu"ht up ships ROwaItree ard Schal-
Ces and hal BCa
Tecunse!i. iveliil. from the Passes--Wel.t down
EgAt-Br0aght up baIns Tiger and \ kirke-
gard. and schooner Constance
Sentinel. Wright. from the Passes--Went down
.'ght-BrOught up banks Marie MaIccdes Her
nanOs and Maury
New Orleans Republican., 1872-04-04
FOR RENT.

ELEGANT TROONS-rrpv,suvn u,ru an
- ~ without board, in that pleasant resdence Nn
es IL Sas;rs street. Suites Of rooms or fsmi
SeS
New Orleans Republican., 1872-04-04
aEOEEPrS ~ PRnnuGL

ARGYLE L4NDING--Steamer Frank Par~oud-
,GS bales cotton 1923 SKIS cotton seed :, SIS QiIcake
ard suIdries
d. rEL aiILROACs.
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
April 3-79 hhds sugar II bbls In0lasses bbls nee
II SKIS rice So head calves and sundres
NSW ORLEANS. MOBILE AND TEXAS RAIL
ROAD, April SO. hhds tobacco bales cotton a
bdls hides snd sundries
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH
ERN RAILROAD, April Sill bales cotton and
su1dry produce
New Orleans Republican., 1872-04-04

An unusually violent rain storm which
prevailed with only slight intermissioEs
during the greater part of the day inter
ruprrd outdoor operations. ot~ithstanding
which the demand contin ued fair. and al
though operations were restricted by the
high pretensions OF factors, and the light
supply offering at the ruling rates, yet the
sales summed up rhe amount noted above.
Prices were, If anything. stronger than yes
terdav. and there was very little low mid
ding TO be had under 22lsc The market
was strengthened by the continued activity
of the Liverpool market. and further ad-
vance there of Lied.
The Exchange reports; ''Marke, strong"
II makes no change in its quotations.
New Orleans Republican., 1872-04-04
STEAMBOATS,.
EEL0W COMING CP

EELGW COMING Up,
SHIP Francs Sage, UIquhart, flom Cardiff Feb
rIary l3. 20 master
Ship Shatemuc, Soule FROM Liverpool January 90
10 ma>ter-
Bark = Kennedy, EC.:ses, from Cardiff January
!6. to master
Norwegian bark Hirunda, Laslund, from Newport
January g, 70 master
Norwegian bark Adger, EeIryiclseu, from New
port December Is, to master
Swedish Dark John Ericsson. Stenmetz, from Car
din January q, 70 master
New Orleans Republican., 1872-04-04
Marine Intelligence.
CLEaEEp YESTERDAY.

OFFICE OF TIE REPUBLICAN
Thursday, \: Il. i, 1872.
New Orleans Republican., 1872-04-04

FOR HAVANA.
Touching at Cedar Keys and Fey West.
Carrying the United States Mail.
LEAVING EVERY WEDNESDAY.
The New Orleans, Florida
@E8 and Havana Steamship Company
@1EE Will dispatch their new and unsu1
I231SSaak5sSz1 passed fast passenger steamship
MARGARET,
J. MCC. BAKER, Commander,
WEDNESDAY. ipr:l 10.
From .he foot of Calope street, First District
RATES OF PASSAGE:
To Havana. To Cedar Keys.
Cabin b;c,.........SI &25
Steerage 20 IL
Through bills of lading issued to all points Oh
line OF railroads in Florida ard on the st. Johns
river; also TO New York. Savannah ami Charleston
Through bills of ladug and passage tickets given
to Tampa via Cedar Keys by steamer, making cAose
connection at Cedar Keys with steamships of thlf
line. and landing freight Cd " hart at Tampa
None but the cOmpanys bills OF ladHg s. gled,
and signed after sailing of the steamer
tickets given TO above points.
No fre ight received without permit frUn tie o:
fee
For freight or passage apply to
l. K. ROBERTS, Treasurer
No. l26 Common street,
over the Louisiana National Bank.
The steamship HAVANA follows on WeGuel
day. April H. 1872 at "A. NJ. de5 ly
New Orleans Republican., 1872-04-04
L'AlKBANkS' SOUTHERN
SCALE DEPOT
J3............... Camp Street. SO

FAIRBANKS SCALES
AND
TROEMSERS STEEL CORN MILLS
Of al descriptions and sizes. For sale al New
York prices.
". &. BOWMAN, Agent
No. SO Camp street.
These mills will grind with either horse steam
or hand power. de3r
New Orleans Republican., 1872-04-04

HOKSE~ MULES. The UNDERSIGNED
IL takes this method OF Informing the public that
ne has perfected arrangement with Western buy.
ers that Will enable him TO keep constantly hand
the largest assortment of horses and mules to sit
the country and city demand, wi:ch lie can sell ae
low any other dealer and guarantees all stock
sod as represented.
JAMES RAGAN
Stonewall Sale Stables l34 Baronne street,
,l.1n
New Orleans Republican., 1872-04-04

\ respectable citizen OF Boston. who par
took Of laughing gas at a puplic eXhlbl1.on.
while under The influence, shouted, Keno :,
>iXty-s;x. That's my game
New Orleans Republican., 1872-04-04

pKECslNG Il ERNEST,
ID IL Breusing,) tArthur J. Ernest, }
CPHOLSTERERS AND FURNITURE DEALERS.
Carpets. Nattngs and OIL Cloths cleaned and
aid. Furniture covers made 10 order. A, oTGe-s
VIII recelye prompt attention, ard satisfaction
guaranteed.
No. 24c Julia street, between Earoune and Dry.
AIDES New Orleans. rue ly
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1872-03-07
FAYETTEVILLE!
SHELBYVlLLE!
HUNTSVILLE!
NASHVILLE!
In the above catalogue of viii

In the above catalogue of Will
ages. it will be observed that Fay
etterille stands at the head of the
list. And why is it thus? SIM
ply because NJ. C. Atkinson and
Dick Petty are determined to
make it the first and most desira-
BILE Hardware mdrketin this section
of country They also propose
throwing in Pulashi, and a por-
ton OF the Neao County. and still
make Old Lincoln lead the van.
They most cordially and especi-
ally invite the citizens of His
county to give them a call, and
examine for themselves. They
will exchange their goods for all
kinds of country barter, and make
it to the interest of the farmers,
blacksmiths, carpenters, and me-
chanics of all trades, land every
body else to purchase :heir Hard
'caye of them. Remember the
place. The old Hardware stand,
Arcade Building, near the Hotel,
Fayetteville, Tenn.
ATKINSON & PETTY.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1872-03-07

~ Occasionally we receive
orders for the OBSERVER from 9TH
er counties and States, which con-
clude with-"I will settle in
short time" We repeat what we
have often said-the OBSERVER is
not sent to any subscriber outside
of Lincoln county until paid for,
except when resident of this
county assumes the payment, from
whom we can collect at any time
Accounts scattered over the west
ern country wouldn't pay for the
postage on the letters written in
dunning. This rule aciH be rig'dls
enforced.