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Final Discharge.

NOTICE is hereby, given that b.
lV B MAXWELL, Administrator
Of the Estate of, Miss LOUISA G. w:
LOGAN, deceased, has applied TO 9:
w. Gafan, Judge Of Probate, in and
for tho County Of Abbeville, fora
final discharge as Administrator! . =.
It's ORDERED. That tho goth
day of July, A..D 1872, be fixed Tor
hearing Of Petition, and final set.
.lemsnt Of said Estate: -" a! -
aa3J. C. WASMANSKY,
Clerk c. P. Abbetille County. Z
I june 10, 1872, 1O-tf l6i.. d 81
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

In South Carolina, after much diff.
Guilty, very fair stand has been Sc
cured. The changes of the season
have correspondent very closely with
tho statement given, bove for Georgia.
At present tho plant is small, but as
the weather now is very favorable it
is making rapid progress. and gives
promise Of satisfactory season. The
acreage in cotton is about equal to
1870, and the Same is true Of the fer
lilizurs used, . .-...
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A. NJ. AIKEN, -.. ! .. . s.
y. y, !; T,}BI HkANGM, 5H;ITu Com mittee.

. w. JOEL SMITH,
We again have the pleasure of con-
our people, upon the peace
and good prevalent in our County. ..-
This County, we believe, is largely
indebted, for this result, to the vigorous
and impartial administration of justice
by his Honor Judge Orr.
BY Order Of the Grand Jury, <
WM. A. GILES,
Foreman,
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ers ask $6a7 = Dbl Tar is held at 10@12c
T. gallon, with very little demand.
SOAP-New Orleans brands are in good
demand, both for the local trade and Tor
shipment to Texas and Mexico. We quote;
Palm &c y Is; olive 61R &c; magnolia 54Rc.
andcastile I2c. A deduction of "a a Sac T. 10
is ollowed on large lots. Cold water soap
Toe, and polishing I0c T. fb; extra olive 7c
in round lots. and IA a717c job. A deduc-
ton !. q lc T. is is allowed according to
size of lots.
COAL-The supply is moderate. and the
demand is light. The stock on hand com
prises I06 boats and four barges Of Pitts
burg There were taken for consumption
last month twenty-eight boats, three
barge sand TWO French creeks Of Pitts
burg and one barge Of canneI. Pits
burg IS quoted nominally at t0e
= bbl by the boat load and 81 80 y
hid. 75c D Dbl to steamboats,, 81 50 p ton
TO steamships, SIC to manufacturers and
~ at retail. Anthracite is retailing at
$l2 50al3 y ton, and American camel at
81 p p bbl. No English camel coal IN
market.
CooPERAGE-There is a fair demand
though prices are unchanged. Moasses
barrels in lots of 800 to 500 are Of
tering at 81 80, and smaller lots at
81 sal 90 each. Half barrels are selling
at 81 goa % apiece. Sugar hogsheads are
held at s. IS "A. Hoop poles are held at $50
q s. for hogsheads; $50 a IS for barrel and
$50 T 1000 for half bbls. Cypress slaves
sell at $I6020 = 1000 fer barrel. and
$50 % for hogshead.
HIDES-We note sales Of 1000 green sailed
steers at 1114c u IS. The market is steady
and firm. We quote: Green hides 95ec T.
10; green sailed 9lbc; dry sailed 10 q
Ice: flint l6 d17c. In city hides there
:, g., OF fIrIl
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WISCONSIN,
VFiscUnsin Coo for Grane.

MILWAUKEE. November 5.-Partiai re-
turns Of four counties give 5000 majority for
Greeley, Democratic gain Of 3i2
RACINE. November 5.-Grants majority
$50. Williams. Republican, Congressman,
46' majority.
MILWAUKEE, November 5.-Partiaf re-
turns from four counties show Democratic
gain Of 342. This city gives about 1000 ma,
ioritv for Greeley
MILWAUKEE. November 3-ReSurns from
the State 2hus far show $4,000 to $4,000 Re
publican majority. six Congressman and a
good majority Of the Legislature.
Hon. Alexander Mitchell (DemOcratl
elected 60 Congress from Milwaukee dis
SrcH.
nittee claims the State by 10000.
MINIATURES. November 8, 4. h.-Re.
turns received show from $4,000 20 $4,000
Republican majority in the State. Blk Re-
Vublicans and 0ne Democrat elected 70
Congress. Eldridge is defeated.
MAD1soE. November s, A. M.-This
State has gone Republican by $4,000 to 2Q,o
cog majority. They have large majority
in the Legislatures and six out o! eight Com
Vrp6SmeLA
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SEW HAMPSHIRE.
TIVE Thousand Republican Majority
Claimed.

KEENE, November 5.-The election is pro-
pressing quietly. The Liberals and straight
outs voting strongly for Greeley.
NASHUA, November 5.-Greeley Is not
polling full Democratic votes
MANCHESTER, November 1.-The Demo
Gratis claim that they will reduce the Re
publican majority 100,
DOVER. November "a fall vote is beng
Holled Weather favorable Invalid voters
will all be brought out.
Both parties claim the State.
The Republicans gain l25 in this city.
NASHUA. November 5.-The Republicans
claim New Hampshire by LOO to 900Os
CoSCoRp. November eighty towns
give Grant Il. 066. Greeley i4,2So. scattering
l0:. The same towns gave in 1865 Grant
1:.30i. Seymour l3,.0".
EoecORD. November 5.--The State goes
Eog Gsyant by over iO00 majority
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more water. The Arlington leaves for New
EVANSVILLE, November 5.-Rain from
midnight until A. Nj; now cold; mercury
45o and falling. Passed down-M I9
Ebert, at eight o'clock last night MAR MAR
feet in the past twenty-four hours:
CAIRo, November 5.-Arriyod-CaPitol
CITY from St. Louis at l P. NJ; Dexter from
St. Louis at P. NJ. No departures. River
stationary. Weather cloudy, f"ggy and
cold.
ST. LOUIS. November NO arrivals.
Departed-LaBarge for Ficksburg. River
has risen two inches.
LOUISVILLE, November 5.-Raining most
of the day. River has fallen three inches;
six feet three inches in the canal, four feet
three inches in the chute.
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sIRCIIIG8Ns
Thire T'nousauR Republican s

Thir@ Thousand Republican SHaiOrityo
DETROIT, November 5-The indications
ere chat Michigan will give $4,000 Regnb-
I!can majority.
Partial returns from three wards indicate
usarly 1000 majority ior Grant
DETROIT, November ). 1880 P. N.-Ser.
enty-five smaller +owDs and villages in
Michigan give Grant 5000 majority. No
Detroit, NoVember c, q. M.-Re,urns
come in slowly. but the State will undoubt.
cdIy give Grant 10000 majority. Can not
get returns OF Congressman for the first dis
irict tonight, but Republicans are elected
Ii tie otheY congressional Districts
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FOREIGN

Completion Of TeIegraph to NeLbourne~
G2reaR Rejoicing There-New Peers
Greated-Heuri MISUNDERSTANDING
by 6SerInan Troops
MELBOURNE. Novsmber S-s-There iP great
geioipGng over the completion OF the te!e'
graph 40 this place. ..
2at created pnnber Of neV peers in oEdeT
% carry on local : 'EernmenT
$.os4oEo EossmteE 5'''See Sss .
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GEORGIA..

Twenty Thousand Greeley lIajOrity-AlI
Democratic Congressman.
ATLANTA, November 5.-Greeley carries
Georgia bv 10000 majority. All Demo
cratic Congressmen are elected.
AUGUSTA, November 5.-Greel4y's ma
iority in this city 300; in the county 90
An quiet The probable majority il eighty
districts for Greeley Will be 1000. General
Wright. Democrat, is elected to Congress
by large majority.
SAvAENAH, November 5.-Rawles, Demo
Graf, is probably elected to Congress.
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MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

CNCISSATI November 5.-Cotton dull
and nominal; middIing 1890. Flour dull
ard prices dropping; s. 1007 30. Wheat
quiet; red ST asa j3; white s. 20. Corn
Demand fair ana market firm old Ale:
new 80 a $50. Oats quiet and unchanged
at % a 33c. Pork nominal; none offered.
Bulk meats nominal: shoulders 134 Sc:
sales Of clear rib at 7a4Sc: clear Sc-all new
and loose Bacon quiet; shoulders sold at
6c clear rio I1l2c: clear lie. Whisky quiet
at 90 79Ic.
ST. Louis, November 5.-Cotton quiet
and unchanged. Flour steady. demand
moderate Wheat slow: No. , spring Chi
cago 81 II; No. 3 fall s. 81: No. red winter
81 IS. Corn dull and unchanged; No. ,
mixed 33c. Oats frmer at 4512 a 26c. Whisky
closed better at 95c Pork steady at $l6.
Drv salt meat-Good order demand; prices
lower; shoulders 542c; clear rib Size; clear
sac. Bacon quiet: order lots Of shoulders
634c; clear ll34c Lard nominal
Foreign rInrkets.
LIVERPOOL, November 5, Evening,-
Cotton closed unchanged middIing up
lands l0d; Orleans I0$8 0l0l2d. Sales
10000 bales; export and speculation 5000.
Yarns and fabrics at Manchester quiet
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Foreign FIRrketRs
Commercial.
MON ETARHo
OFFICE OF TEE DAILY REPrpiICAN. 4,
TUESDAY EVENING, November ; 1872.

!
Ne heard Of more complaints Of strin-
| gency in the money market today and. al
though il exhibited less activity. the de-
mand az the banks for discounts and cur
| renCy continued strong. particularly for the
! latter. There was also some difficulty il
placing foreign exchange. The offerings on
! the street were Of fair extent, but less
| pressing than yesterday. The transactions
| of the day included sale Of Al commercial
paper, with gold bond certificates as
| ccllaterals, az l 4 F cent 7 month. We con-
tinue to quote frst-cIass paper az Il Y cent
T. annum: Al a: l.. second grade at
Is; frst-class mortgages at 10, and second
do at II. The most of the commercial paper
negotiated continues 20 be at 3d. eitS and 80
days.
Owing 60 Che election no dispatches we've
yeceived from New York.
SEW ORLEANS CLEARING; MOUSE.
November 2.......o 20 - el59.5i3 q
Soyen6er $ 81 S 55' - y; ;35 ~ ~ = :!
Thus far ehs week .... 81 }86 lac as &5a9..13 ~
Same time last week.. 5000 2. 90 rs 5
Total lass week. .o........ @95sI05 50 '.eol6s 81
Total week bstore.....o. S4lU6Ja - 2,Isf.6.t .
Gold opened at 1924 0Sl2ss, and closed az
1928 q ll25s tan advance OF ise on the in
side figure The sales summed up SS".000,
including $4,000 at 1924. $500, $500 and
$1,000 at !l25s. $21 900 $1,000. $1,000, Slj03.
$1,000. $500. $4,000 and $l0.00GJ az llais.
$4,000 ($60Q0 and $1,000 at lI2As, $30.v90
at Il2l+ i12a8, and $500 az 1923.
Nothing was reported in silver. and
owing TO its scarcity rates nave not Dc.
clineG in agreement With gold, and con.
fnue unchanged. The market "a now
quoted az l0g clio for American half dol
lars and as T. cent premium il gold SoT
Mexican dollars.
The movement in sterling exchange %vas
limited, and private bIlls were shade
weaker The sales were confined 20 go 900.
embracing $4,000 bill OF lading at ll@l2.
$4,000 bill of lading and Al clear at =.
$1,000 (e20G0 AL clear and $4,000 private
bankers') at 1888, $4,000 American ships
bill at 100, 3l2G0 bank al 1864. $500 sixty
days for remittance az I2i. and $500 sight
az 1919.
The sales of francs include 3o.0ac com.
mercial az 49,, and 30 0Ge do early at ?.8i T.
At the close sterling bills were quoted az
and "a !20& for bank, and francs at s.&a
G. for private and nominal tor bank
The offerings Of domestic exchange were
Of fair extent, and rates weakened under
the influence of the demand for currency.
The sales covered $l74.90O sight on New
York, embracing $45, 600 bank 100000 and
SO O0O) at u t. cent discount; So 900 do
($7 600, $4,000, $4,000 and $25,000l at a:
commercial at q. and $1,000 fifteen days
sight at | H. The banks checked on New
York at !! a IS p cent discount, and private
sight ruled at Is a p.
The only sale Of stocks reported was -
shares Canal Bank at -.
Nothing was reported in bonds OK war
rants.
City appropriation certificates were quoted
az the close at Isl. a ssh. The sales in
Guided $1,000 at G819, $1,000 az g. ard $3.50
at 6glso
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RECETPTS OF PRODuCE.

fATRENs-Steaner Fleta-~309 bales cotton
BATON ROUGE-SteaneT st John-o-59 bales cot.
Ton 2. hhds sugar 288 bbIs mOlasses
LOWER C0AST-Steamer E Hensley--65 hnds So
gar 81 bbls mOlasses
9UNICA- Steamer W s Pike-fl7. bales cotton
S58 SKIS cotton seed 1875 SKIS seed cotton Sc hh6s ST.
gar 81 bills m0lasses
observation-disclosures E fee-3t6i bales cotton
1852 SKIS cotton seed 1888 skis seed cotton hhds sugar
$50 SKIS 0ilcake So bbs molasses
ST LOUiS-Steamer Mohawk-f5060 bushels corn
in bulk 1854 bbls -four 2575 SKIS corn 1890 SKIS bran
1870 SKIS 1916 bales hay so bbls meal $50 ties lard
los tee hams 36 bxs bacon
RECEIPTS By RAILROAD
MORGAN.S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
November 5-202 bales cotton and sundres
NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE AND TEXAS RAIL
ROAD, November 5--870 bales cotton and sundTies
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH
ERN RAILROAD, November 5-l464 bales cotton
and sundry produce
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MASSACHUSETTS,

GnTgesr Republican Majority In BOstOr-~
Defeat of Banks-Thc State for Granto
Boston. November 5,-The Republican
majority will be larger shan ever before.
At noon Grant had 1862 in the city,
Banks is defeated. The entire Radical
delegation IS elected from Massachusetts.
BOSTON. November % One hundred and
sixty nine towns give Grant @S,736, Greeley
-, l2S. The same towns ia 1868 gave Grant
Gj,059.
BosToN. November 5.~-Gran,'s majority
in the State G.000o
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KANSAS.
Tho Majority for Grant.

TOPEKA, November 6, l A. NJ -Twenty
+owDybips and wards in this State give
"t TnrE * November 6, $3.50 A. M-Returns
from this State show heavy Republican
gains, and they have probably carried the
State by $4,000 to 10000 majority
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CONNECTICUT

twenty-five Hundred epublican Majority
News HAVEN. November 5.-The Repub-
Jicans gain in this city 1926 over 1868.
WASHINGTON, November 5.-COnnecticuc
Uawlev ,Republican) is elected TO Gone
%ress in thG Hartford dstricto
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IOWA.
Republican Majority Thirty Thousand
FuIl Republican Delegation.

IEpWWDIICIU .TTTJWTINJ 4 HIE y tFIV1I7t1AIN1
Full Republican Delegation.
DUBUQUE, November 5.-Three counties
heard from give Greeley 9I2 majority.
CHICAGO, November "a Des Moines,
iowa, dispatch says:
The indications are that Grant has carried
iowa by 10000 majority. The Republicans
DUBUQUE. November 5.-The Republican
state Central Committee claim the State by
10000. All Republican Congressman are
elected, though Cotton's district tsecond)
wall be very close.
DEs NOISES, November 6. . A. M-Iowa
Will probably give Grant $1,000 or 10000
n.2iOritvo
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RHODE ISLAND

Rnceeused MAJORITY for Grnnr-Both Res
publican Congressman Elected.
PROVIDENCE. November 5.-The Demo
Gratis are polling light vote.
Rhode Island gives Grant an increased
majority and elected both Republican Con
GrCssmeno
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been so much scratching it is impossible to
tive the vote Of the city tonight. Both
Darties are confident. 1t is alleged exten,
Ssire frauds have been practiced IN Jackson
and Prairie counties Crittenden county
giveg Grant 1900 majority.
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NEBRASKA.

Grants Majority Ten Thousand.
OMAHA. November 5-Returns from all
the prominent towns in the State show
Republican gain over the October election.
Grants majority will be probably 10000
OMAHA. November 5.-Grants majority
in Nebraska is probably 10000
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o THAT of LIVERPOOL.

The movement was restricted during the
morning by increased stringency in the
money market. with more difficulty in ne
gotiating foreign exchange, and prices con
sequentiy were not fully maintained low
middling selling at ia and Use torsaver-
improved. and the advantage was more on
the side of the factor, without showing any
quotable Improvement. Tow middling sold
at 49,, II 8, Is and I6lsc, the last for ben
ders not classed as stcict. and strict low
mddling at IS, 1875 and Is 3l0c. The mar
kqt closed strong 81 ouotaticns
The amount on shipboard not cleared,
gong On ooard ana ma engaged 1or shipment,
was set down at me opening tins morning at
oo,oyV baIes, embracing. l6'VyO LOT LIVER
pool ~ ,0U9 for Havre' 40t t TOT SPAN 300
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MISCELLANEOUS
q Greeley Claim-StrQes Cars Suspend
Rd-AfirnN irn HienlnI1ia

@d-AhfaS ZIP nAelIlphiso
! IoRoSTo, November I.-IIe 1t00e mas q
speclaI dispatch from Fort garry saying;
.. 1t IS reported hero that the boundary
! line commission nave FOUND She CANADIAN
customhouse at Pemhlna 10 De on the
IAeLIcd4 sIue VI ne me- "ho - s'tit H. W
~ "lt ~" 6on ~ So go 80
uuLl7ou Day COMPANY po9U'
New YORK, November 3.~~ArrlVed-
Steamers Holstem' Celtlc ana opalh' dAF'
NV ~ ~ ~
m, 80 ffo.,,t9 sos, c,oaYo,-
,ioJ Io,'isi.mo, Nv - 00(1 ynaiHT;tv
~ ,S,,1,-c.rn,y n q NGTamtLar g%o
| serae+ cars running today.
! Tlsa 80 y160 s;n1- Loreoe =, Sfara1and
; NJ s+roo. ~. NJ sians If ahatemen+
A cola ro;n ,ro1,oijs + F,1,ica on. anr7TnHar
| az doa+Ia ,,n,,nr+eG Oven arc ,loinD tha
T! far1inL.
| INC 7S.a.o,,ane +bos +hn 7Troas,1,,v Dpoarr
,,,an,b nod dan;dad tbat the discrifninafions
: a%ainst French bottoms annIind "a vessels
! ,F .no1 x,-oz ,,ro,,,o +,,ro Na++nr e+i1 77uJa~
! advisenert. Init such decision probable,
! MEMPHIS. November "a difficulty oc.
! cured lasH night in a street car near the
! Memphis and Louisville depot between
! Il. 3. Miller aud d. p Robson, late
A.: assistant superintendent Of the Memphis
: and Little Rock railroad. growing out of a
! political dispute, which resulted in Miller
! shooting Robson in the thigh intlicting a
| dangerous wound. Miller surrendered
| himself, and was admitted to bail, the evi-
dence showing he acted in selfdefense.
! Arrived-San Salvador, Ashland and
| Manhattan.
weatber Report.
~ ~, -,-,,u,-.
Office Chief 81 Sig mai 0ffic Ger
Washington, November 5, i872, 4:35 P. NJ !
PROBABILITIES.
y. .1,o 7o.on 1a1-os o,a +bo,,oo o,or ~
IN me loItE l"heS, an $50 tLenC f,1 Gael i0
rometer, soqtherIy winds cloudy tSy weather Stt
ana ram IN me SCUM A oi5 oes tItas
northeiIy 10 easIerIy Wlnus tloG Tyf " St
ana RAM eH1thpg over ia Gh9 Mn yaSg
WIN eear ~ Tea to ana mor'n% 9n ky
upper lakes ana MIfhgan' increasing pres
sGl9 @ ] ~ II rhs No dT
ISL ost ,n 49, ,6nn"a - Keptnckv and Tennes
49, AM tSCI ~ lip and nool
Sg" t norcn"'s''llS "iiuS' oie'l ~ GU 'ooi
"'"l'''i' ,,.--. ,.,,,
,,.,,,,-,, Ri' q - l"'e T,orI'on xoon
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IMPORTS,

GoRDEACH~Bark Alphonse ard Marie ~as.i
mdse
BORDEACy-Bark Il resurio-Ast6 mdse
RIO JANEIRO-Brig VivaEdiere--5O90 bags coffee
ease samples
LIvERP0OL-Ship The Queen-eAstd mdse
CARDIFF-Bark 6urham-dI3S bays railroad :oE
arnrEEr
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VERMONT

immense sHRiority for Grnnt-8lf fepubs
lican Congressman Elected
NosTPELIERo November 5.-SixtysiX
Gowns give Grant Is, lGj, Greeley 1928. The
November vote is very light, The three
Republican nominees are elected TO Com
gress by the usual majOrityo
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CHANGE OF TIMEo

CHANGE OF TIMEO
Or and after OCTOBER 27, 1872, trains of the
GREAT JACKSON ROUTE,
New Orleans, Jackson and Great Northern, Missis.
sippi Central, and Mississippi and Tennessee Rail.
roads, will depart and arrive as follows;
DEPART. ARRIVE.
Express, 900 A. NJ. Express. HOO P. N.
Mail...... 600 P. NJ. maIl...........l OBS A. NJ
Accommodation P. NJ. Accommodate eos A. NJ
Mail Train runs daily. Express daily. except
Sunday
These trains make
THE QUICKEST TIME
From New Orleans to NEW YORK, CHICAGO, ST,
LOUIS, LOUISVILLE and al intermediate cities
villages and stations.
PULLMAE'S PALACE DAg 4NB SLEEPING CARS
from New Orleans 80 Memphis. humboldt and Lou,
isv5ue without CHANGE
a. D. SHELDON,
1!Sket Agent, New Orleans
s. S. JONES,
6.cket Agent Galvestone
G. P. ATMORE
General Passenger AGENT
5. z. CAREY,
General Ticket Agent.
Z. D FROST,
je< General superintendent
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HOUSTNN AND TEXAS
CENTRAL RAILWAY
ChanKe of @cheduIe-JanuaYy "a, &8F8s
DEPARTURE AID ARRIVAL OF TRAINS.

9:BO a. VI. EApreas leaves Houston daily, arrts.
ing at COrsicana at 73Q P. M. and al
Austin at P. NJ. Connecting at
Savasota with daily stage for An.
dersOn, Huntsville Crockett Rusk
Henderson and Longview. At Hearne
with International Railroad. At
Ealvert with stage for Belton-tri.
'Seekly. At Bremond for Waco
daily. At Richland for Fairfield
Cotton Gin Palestine and Tyler. Al
GOrsicanS for Dallas Mckinney and
Sherman At Ledbetter for La
Grange and Bastrop. At Austin for
San Marcos. New Braunfels, San An
tonic and E PasO.
1880 Ps NJ Night Express leaves daily, arriving
at CcTsicana at $50 A. NJ, and 1t
Eustin at A. NJ Connection With
all points made as above.
Gloss connection at Houston with Morgan steam
ore via Galveston, Houston and Henderson Rail.
road or steamboat from Galveston.
Brom COrsicana trains leave at 8 A. M and 81
2. NJ, arriving at Houston at P. NJ. and 6:I5 4.
From Austin trains leave at Sis A. N. and P NJ
arriving in Houston at P. NJ and 6:I5 A. NJ.
Passengers for San Antonio and all points In
Western Texas will save twelve hours by going vtR
Austin, and avoid nearly leo miles of tedious stag.
ing.
Passengers for Northern and Eastern Texas viii
find this the cheapest, quickest and most pleasant
rosie being from fOEty-eght to sixty hours quicker
than via Red river.
6reight always as low by any other route.
CORNELIUS ENNIS,
General Superintendent
SARRs q. CRIB,
General FreighS and Ticket Agent. isl6 ~
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CONNIE RCIA1o
su.spsE EEEy.xs. *oEen'!s2 :. ;s-Z

TUESDAY, EVENING. %oCe1l1%? :, 1872.
CoTvov--Ihe sales to-day embraced 300
bales at irregular prizes, the market
closing at Yesterdays quotations. We
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 averag" lists. but with
the outside figures for low middling given as
the outside figures for stree:
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION, AssIMIIATED
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MAINE

ionsy Republican Gains-NIaine in LINE
for Grant.
TEw YORK, November 5.-Early returns
from Maine show heavy Republican gains.
Grant gains 96i in Portland, 272 in Lewis
Son, and 60l in Bangor.
PORTLAND, November 5.-The State was
carried for Grant by about the same ma
jority as in 1868. when it was ., 038
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BREMEN


Nsrth German Lloyd.
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW ORLRAEs
VIA HAVRE, SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVANA.
sA The Steamships of the North
Agss59S German Lloyd will resume their
regular trips as follows
11,,-,-,-z-,, From Bremen From New Orleana
aaShOY YER. September Ia. October 20
5IRASBURG. October I6 No %ember u
FRANKFURT. November 90 December %
hOELN.... -. December l8. Jannarv 25
T0Flher Gays OF departure Will be advertised bere
after.
Inc steamers touch outward at Havre and Hav.
ana and on their home trip at Havana and South.
ALnpton 70 land and receive passengers and freight
PRICES OF PASSAGE
From Bremen, southampton or Havre to Havana
49,. or New Orleans.
NaHlA '''''''... observation-disclosures, s $50 pnld
"@sela $780, '"........ 40 gold
From New Oresns or Havana to Sor7+I o~,v+o,,
Hayre or Bremen '-'@A P''A
eaOiu .,,,..,....... ........ q IN go75
- go, .......... IS gold.
c,,t+u from New Orleans to Havana
SapIn '....,..............a 50 CURRENCY
obteIdB6, ....,,.....
7ssaBe 1cKets from interior places IN German
80 rom bFemen, southampton or Havre to NJ
orleans, issued by the undersigned 10 W H'e"
TOT IuTther particulars apply to
,u,, ED r. STOCKMEYEk & Co, Apenta
No. u Union street