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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-19
COMMERCIAL
MoNpAY EHEx1Ea, Mover

aoNDA4 ETEN1Ba. November IS, IB1a
CorroE-The sales to-day summed up
1850 bales We also heard of list closed
at about 4:l0 P. NJ, which will not be re
ported until tomorrow. Also on Saturday,
300 bales additional making the sales on
that day 400 instead of 400 by our report.
The Exchange reports the sales to day at
1900 bales. including 275 Saturday after
4P.M, Prices were higher, and we ad-
vance our quotations &c. 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 average lists, but with
the outside figures for low middling given az
the outside figures for strict:
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION, ASsIbILATED
10 THAT OF LIVERPOOL
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MARK ELS
Domestic Markets.

! New YORK, November I8.-Cotton mar
| ket firm; sales 2486 bales middling up
! lands l912c, niddling Orleans I9aac; net
| receipts 1892, gross l0,805; sales of flu
lures to-day 2635, as follows: Low mid
| ding for November Is 1916 DISC; December
| Is 9-I6 a lS4c; January IS ll-I6Q l84c; Feb
ruary 1873 a Is l5-l6c March 1878 0I9 3-l6c;
| April 1914 al93sc; May 10 9-l6 a 1880 Flour
quiet and unchanged. Whisky-More
doing; 95lz a 96c Wheat-Spring go
better; winter quiet and very firm. Corn a
shade firmer; good export demand. Rice
IA a812c. Pork heavy; SIS roc Is Is Lard
| tirmer 818 08Bc. Naval stores and talIow
quiet. Freights frmer.
CINCINNATI, November l8.-Cotton de-
| mand lair and market firm; middling 1870.
Flour steady and demand moderate, 81 q
25; wheat demand fair, and prices ad-
vanced 81 470l SIS; corn nominal old
40042c, new 81 38c; oats nominal, u a 33o.
Pork steady, demand moderate $l3 %.
Lard-Demand fair and market firm, steam
III a798c, kettle 7a4 078c. Bulk meats
Demand light and holders firm; shoulders
AZ 043sc; clear ribs WAC; clear 719c, all
loose and fifteen to twenty days in salt.
Bacon-Demand light, but holders firm;
shoulders 5lA 05A8C; clear rib 10c; clear
l0I4o. Whisky steady, demand moderate,
GOO.
ST. LOUIS, November l8.-Cotton frmer;
middling $50 l8Ao. Flour frmer; not quot
ably changed. Wheat-Demand fair and
prices advanced No. 2 spring Chicago
81 l29l 10; do soft 81 Is; for No. red
fall 81 Is freely offered, no sellers; No. 2
red winter sold at 81 rs. Corn dull and
prices shade lower; No. . mixed 81 Y q $50
on track, 34c in elevator. Oats dull and
lower; No. 25c. Whisky firm at goo. Pork
lower; new $l3; old $l4 so. Dry sailed
meats easy; small cash lots of shoulders at
4Ac; clear rib &c; clear 7Ac; long clear
middles boxed &c; order lots 4o higher.
Bacon lower; cash lots of clear rib I0hc;
clear l013c; order lots of shoulders 6#c;
clear He. Lard quiet; good 7Iao.
gOreiRD maFketss
LIVERPOOL, November IS, Evening
Cotton closed firm; uplands 995 09%d,
Orleans l0ls 0l0Ad Sales to day 10000
bales, 1000 of which were for export and
speculation. Sales Of uplands for Deeem-
Der and January gid. Common Eosin
lis Cd 0l2s.
LONDON November IS. Evening.-TuR
pentine 39s Cd 840s.
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ROfelRn maRkets.

EPIzooT1C.-Heads of families will do
well to lay in their supplies of coal before
this terrible horse disease reaches our city.
Nessrs. w. G. Coyle 81 Co.. 1873 GravieE
street, are now prepared to deliver Pitts
burg, Virginia, camel and anthracite GOAL
at lowest market rates.
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loo,rrlrrLn rron p1Rrr PAGE. |

sygandants of Danish vessels and naval sta
aieHs to give every succor to shipVrecAeU
arews along the coast.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO
RAILROAD.
THO grset 4Rort line from Ctncinnas taa COluzpbus
EAST!
Saving etGh6R-Be to ITO miles and arriving ons
$rain IN advance at
NEW YORK.
Sewing aesy-n8ne miles, and arriving 81 aad hat
hours in advance at
BALTIMORE.
Saving sevsnty-seven miles. and azzivtng eight
and aaEee-q uarters hours in advance At
WASHINGTON.
Reaching
PHILADELPHIA
One train the quickest
TBE GREAT IRON RAILWAY BRIDGES
o ver the Ohio river at Parkersburg and BellaaE
are completed.
MORNING ANB NIGHT LIEBs OF
Pu9Rmsasss Palace DrawiEG-R0@Mb and
Sleeping Cars
Are ruh on this route from St. Louis Cincinnati o.
Columbus TO Baltimore and Washington City,
WITHOUT CHAGGBI
By this pOase you avoid all omaiBus transfer
and ferrteS.
Tickets Bor sale at all ticket Offices In the South
and West.
9easrAl Ticket Agent Baltimore, Maryland.
w. r. SMITH,
Easser Transportation, Baltimore, Maryland
SIDNEY B. JONES,
Gene8al Passenger Agent, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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IMPORTS.

CRTTF-Brg Apollo-Cargo OF wines
RIO JAEBTRO-Brig onttst-4000 bags coffee
RBW YORk-Steanship Mississippi-Astd mda8
vBRPOOL-Bark Kalos--8oa tons salt 20 drums
BORDEAUx-Bark Comtesse Duchatel--Oargo of
wine and astd mGse
PENSACOLA AND MOBILE-Steaner Creole-lSo
bales cotton 241 bbls resin and sHndries
GRAND CAYMAN-schooner Challenger-~23 tons
old iron 100 bags peanuts and s1ndTles
JAMAICA-SchOOner Willie bbis coffee bags
wool 800 bags peanuts 1852 bbl8 junk l22 hides
AM sundTPS
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NH NGE OF TIME

nH4NGE 0F TIME
On and sfFer OCTOBER a. 1877, trains of 4he
GREAT JACKSON ROU TE,
tNew ORLEANS, Jackson and Great Northern, mssis
siPpi Central, and Mississippi and Tennessee Eal
roads) win depart and arrive as follows
DEPART. ARRxvR
Express 800 A. NJ Express ,.....Il00 P. Ii
Mail. 900 P n Marl.......... 225 A. NJ.
AocOmmOdatn.4:G0 P. N. Accommodation 9G5 A. N.
Mail Train runs daily. Express daily, except
Sunday
These trains make
THE QUICKEST TIME
Prom New Orleans to NEW YORK, CHICAGO, ST.
LOUIS, LOUISVILLE and all intermediate cities
villages and stations.
PULLMAES PALACE DAY AND SLEEPING CARS
from New Orleans to Memphis, Humboldt and Lou,
isTtl3e, without change.
A. D. SHELDON,
Ticket agent, New Orleans.
g. s. JONES
Ticket Agent, Galveston.
G. ?. AfMORE
General Passenger Agent.
s. Z. CAREY,
General Ticket Agent,
K. FROST,
Js1 General Superintendent.
ave FHE EAs'R........TV THE aAls'E
VIA RsOwfsv1us and Ohio and 1lssfassRgg
Railway
The completion OF the Louisville Division Of shss
road, and the splendid equipment fox pSs0angsf
travel, makes this the
BEST ROUTE TO CINCINNATI
ALI POINTS BA8T AND NORTHEAST.
TE3RRR THROUGH TRAINS DAEE1Y.
With direct connections from the aOuth fur Or
oinnati
WITHOUT CHANGE OF OARS
ae cure and ask for ticket 7ia louisville and ass
OHIO and Mississippi Railway, for ssle at al urir
ctp8l ticket offices in the South and IN LOuigyiIs q
6he General once OF the Company, corner RoEr&
and Astn streets, also at Calf House and Louisville
Inc and Willard Hotels.
d. B-T1ckets to Cincinnati and points RaE3 Viz
this Inns, are good mail line steamer and haIl
Rae tickets axe good on this road.
CHARLES e. FOLLBPT,
GFEss8A ESsGenger and Ticket Agent, St. Louis.
J. L. Crossword,
General Superintendent, ST Louis
THOMAS BORWTN,
Tys lv General Southern Agent. utaviRe
SUNDAY EXCURSION.
EBw eRLRAHs, JACKSON AND aRRAT BoRYH-
KRE RAILROAD.
Commencing SUNDAY, June 8, and until further
notice. an excursion train VIII leave the Calliope
street depot, at 735 M, and returning reach tbs
city at II P. II.
Great Reduction In Fare.
New Orleans to
Premier, Intermediate stations and returu %
FontGhatSuls, intermediate stations and re-
sdra: ....................-......$l o.
Antse City, intermediate statiens and
Magnolia, intermediate stations and return. 2 90
T. D. FROSf, General Superintendent.
1e5 8. E. CARLY, G. neral Ticket Agent.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE,


ST LOUIS-Steamer City OF Alton-l7G5 bbls -four
81 cks bacon 1903 tubs nutrer IA bbls do 89l SKIS
248 sks oats SAT SKIS malt 527 bales hay IA hhds ba-
con and sundry produce
ST LOUIS-St6amer James Howard--4209 skis
corn 2507 SKIS oats 1909 bbls four lis bbs pork 2
hhds tobacco 9O8 bales cotton 887 SKIS cotton seed
ll45 sks OilCake and suntry produce
ST LOUIS-Sreamer Commonwealth COS bales
cotton SIS bales hay 1896 bbls -four 1923 SKIS corn 25
SKIS bran and sundry produce
observation-disclosures R + Lee-2277 bales cotton
1858 SKIS cotton seed l23 SKIS seed cotton 40 hhds SUI
gar las bbls moIasses and snndrieB
LOWER COAST-SteameT Belle IdR--llS hhda
sugar 30 bbs mOasses and sundries
LDSONVILLE-Steamer Henry Tete-243
hhds sugar 239 bbls molasses 10 half bbls do and
sundries
bales cotton l86 hhds sugar pa bbIs m0lasses and
sundries
DONALDSONvILLB-St Lizzie Hopkins
2l8 hhds sugar 160 bbls molasses half bbls do and
sundTies
RECEIPTS SUNDAY.
ANTE RIvBR-Steamer Amite-40 bales cotton
III Ska seed cotton y SKIS cotton seed bb!s rup
and snndUes
observation-disclosures John Howard-7O0 bales
cotton 1865 cotton seed 822 SKIS and sundrY
produce
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MolIe Bbert-385 bales
cotton and suhdry produce
LOUI5YILLE-Steauner Ruby-40a bbls potatoes
los bbls apples and sundry produce
RECEIPTS BY RAILROAD.
MnRGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
November l7-l78 bbIs mOlasses "a hhds sugar
ska seed cotton and sundries
November 19-261 bales cotton I6 hhds sugar 1874
bbls molRsses and aundries
RkW ORLEANS. MOBILE AND TEXAS RAIL
ROAD, November 1900 bales cotton and sundries
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH
BRH RAILROAD, November 1881 bales cotton
and sundry produce
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M lR hi OH

MIRAA NOM
Dealer in All Kinds of Furniture.
nos. 90, fel and l"a CHARTERS STRICT, Eew On
leans.
. has constantly hand an assortment of
cottage Bedsteads, (ex5ra make. with ar.ipel
posts). with teasters, SIP
Solid Walnut onefOurth harbI0 bureaus so
Sohd Walnut Portable 4rmoirs with two draw
eEB in bottom 800.
Imitation Rosewood ten pieces $40
Spring Mattresses made TO order 825 and a3O
Parlor sets, in Walnut, Mahogany and ITnitsttor
Rosewood, ten pieces. at very moderate prieea.
Also, an assortment Of Looking Glasses at medsr
ate Dxsee& $40 "
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GLHARED YhSIbBUa1'
British steamship st Louis. Roberts. for Liverpool
Ship Alexander, TarbOx, tOT Bremen
French bark Alphonse and Marie PrlVat, Tor Liver
pool
British brig vivandiere, Drew, for london
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Yazoo, Barrett, from Philadelphia 18th
instant via Havana to VIM CreeVY-2d district
Steamer Creole. Blakeslee. from Pensacola Via MO
Ship Ada Oultou Mathew, from Liverpool Sep
TENDER 10, to Hall L VaUghn-4th district So
Spanish bark Tuya, Roiz, DAYS from Havana, IN
ballast, 20 tPr-2d district
British schooner willie, Ed0n, from Jamaica 10
E PAsbury-2d district ?
TowBoATs.
Philip, Caldwell. from the Passos-Towed down
and to sea, 18th instant, bark Aphrodlte-
Brought up ship Ada Oulton and bark Tuya
STEAMBOATS,.
Commonwealth. Sedan, from ST. fouls
City of Alton Bixby. from st Lonis
James Howard, Pegram, from St Loui"
Robert Lee, Cannon. from Flckebur&
Belle Ida TAILOR. from Lower Coast
Henry Tete. Dalferes from Donatdsonviile
Lizzie Hopkins AuCOin. from DOnaldsonvlue
Iessle Taylor, BarancO, from Baton Rouge
ARRIVED SUNDAY.
Steamship Mississippi Crowen from Sew York
9Th instant, H Ludwidsen-2d distBlC6
STEAMBOATS,.
AolGe Ebert Ebert from Cincinnati
John Howard Desmukes from Louisville
Ruby Crane, from Louisville
Auite Porter, from Amite Rives
BELOW COMING UP.
Schooner Linda, Newton. days aozn Havana, 10
MASTER
EXPORTS.
8RRMBN-Ship Alexander-3373B Bales Gotten s400
slaves -.
LoNDoE-8rig vivandiere-~S87O eks oilcske I20o
slaves
LIvERPOOt-Bark Alphonss and hari"-4A bales
cotton 1851 SKIS 0ilcake 1898 slaves
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. st Louis-a6S0 bales cot
ton SEQ bxs condensed milk 5000 in specia zoe
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BREMEN


Kerth German Lloyd.
STEAM BETW ZEN BREMEN AND NEW ORLEANS
VIA HAVRB, SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVANA.
g~AsA The Steamships of the North
$s1zlassszNS German Lloyd VIII resume their
regular trips folOws:
From Bremen. From Now OrIeaRg.
HANNOVBR.. September Ia. October %.
STRAs BURG. October l6 10 (ember %.
FRANKFURT. November 20. December 81
kOELh.,.. ....Deoemher Is. January Is,
FRANKFURT. January %. March l.
STRASSBUR9. February 9. March 3D.
Further days Of departure will be advertised bpre.
after
The sbeaEnerB touch outward at HavFe and Hsv.
ana, and on their home trip at Havana and South
amPton TO land and receive passengers and freight.
PRICES OF PASSAGE
Prom Bremen, southampton or HavFs 10 havana
or New Orleans.
Gaobn. '':...-.................r 8 l30 gold
06eeF2St'' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 10 gold.
From New Orleans or Havana to Southampton
HAvre OF Bremen.
S.@D,n ''''-''.'..--.' ..........s $3.50 gold.
HSSSAHso - gold,
From New Orleans to Havana
Sh"LR' .....-.....- ..... = so currency.
cfS1ttsSb % CURRENCY
Passage neKets from Interior places in Germany
ana from Bremen, southampton OF Havre 10 New
Orleans, Issued by the undersiGued
FoF further particulars apply to
nd r. ST0CKMEYEk & Co Agents
aug ~ No ~ Union street.
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FURNITURE,
HNSFARLIsHEn IN , $40. .

ESFABLIsHED IN sac.
JOSEPH B. HUBBARD.
Corner of Perdfdo and Rampant Streets.
Has on hand one of the most complete and best
selected stocks of Parlor, Bedroom and Dining.
room Sets ever offered in this city
Also all descriptions Of low price Furniture for
care and delivered fro of charge. au3I Am
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EXCURSION TRIPS ON THE RIVER EVERY SUE.
DAY ON STEAMER FRANCES.

Passengers and freight received foot of CalIiope
street Lumber, timber. bricks heavy machinery,
and articles of great weight or bulk not received
as Height Tickets sold CO.. ner Camp and Common
sweets, opposite City Hotel, and on board ferry
steamer Sr8ncea s. II SCRANTON,
General superintendent,
TORMAN c. JONES,
eaY6 General Freight and Ticket Agent.
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Ne" ORLEANS MOBILE
B8xAS RAILROAD.
FHR GRAND TRUNK ROUTE.
ALL RAsz, CLOSE CONNECTIONS. no OMNIBUS
TRANSFERS, AID SUPERIOR EQUIPMENTS
PaIIzsan Palace Day and Sleeping Cars
through without change to
ST. LOUIS, LOUISVILLE AID LYSCHBUB9.
On and after SUNDAY, October 30, DAILY TRAINS
1889 4. M. and 5sl5 p. M.
ANs ARRIVE At
2s25 p. NJ. and 1850 P. nj.
pHR COAST ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will leave
Canal street depot
Every Saturday at $3.50 p. Nj. and arrive
Every nORdRy at 10 A. ~.
Bunning to and from Ocean Springs,
Excursion tiskets for sale Saturday and Sunday at
HALF PRICE.
Passengers 1OF AIOulBVALEes Via MODue, mont
gomery, Decatur and Nash vile, oan go through
direct by taking either the 7:30 a. M. or SIS P.
n. trains, connecting at Louisville with rail
roads North, East and West. Sleeping Cars
through to louisville.
Passengers for st. Louis take the SIS P n.
train with sleeping through without
change.
Passengers for Lynch5urg and Washing
ton take the 5l5 ?. Nj. train and Sleeping car
Though to Lynchburg
Passengers for Atlanta, Macon, Augusta,
Hall ninTl in tba fyI7lf and tin
take either the 1880 A. NJ. or Sis P. N. train
Ticket office, GalvestOn-A0rgan wharf, 8. S.
Jones, agent.
New Orleans ticket offce-Corner of Camp and
Commos streets, opposite City HeteL
j. r. LCND, Agent,
s. II. SCRANTON
General superintendent.
NORMAN c. JONES'
eef General Freight and Ticket Agent.
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Marine Intelligence.

OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN /
Tuesday, November l9, 1872. J
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LEGAL NOTICES,
UNTTRD STATES DESTRICT COURT,
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
IA Bankruptcy-No. 1217.

In PIE MATTER OF D. DoHLR 4 CO., BANK
rupts.
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RAILROADS,


gTEEL RAIL! DOUBLE TRACh
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CLEARED YESTERDAY,
British steamship st Louis. Roberts, for Liverpool
Ship Alexander TarbOX, Tor Bremen
French bark Alphonse and Marie. PriVat, for Liver
pool
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Daily Srains for passengers, New Orleans to Don,
aldsonvine and return. Excursion tickets 20 Don
sldsonville and return, on Sundays, $3. Train
leaves Canal street depot daily at 7:45 a. ii.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-10-31
NEW YORK.

New York, October 3l.-An address
has been issued by the Democratic Stat
Executive Committee to the chaifmer
of all Liberal committees in New Yorl
State, calling on Democrats and Liberals
to report all attempts at bribery for i'm
mediate prosecution. The address
claims that the administration party
base all its hopes of success on the eth
cheney of their organization, on the
unity of colored voters in the country
and ON the intimidation of voters, or
the corrupt use of money at the polls. 1t
entreats Democrats and Liberals to see
that every attempt at bribery is immedi-
ately punished.
The improvement in the condition OF
the suffering horses since yesterday are
general but slight. The accumulation
Of freight during the past few days has
been enormous, and must be removed be-
fore business resumes. The normal con-
dition Of the distemper does not appear
to be spreading in Brooklyn, and al
though the animals are affected and
much Frustrated, and deaths frequent,
since the temporary suspension of travel
on the cars and omnibuses, the atten-
ton of the community has been drawn
to the consideration Of the use Of DUN
niles on tho street railway, and it Is
stated that considerable influence is be-
iug used to urge the companies to apply
for Permission to use dummies alto
gether.
TIE horse disease has SO far been ex-
tremely light among racing horses,
owing to the care aud attention paid
these animals. American Girl, at Fleet
wood, caught the distemper, but rapidly
recovered; Gaselle is now suffering from
the disease, and also Judge Fullerton
but both are doing well.
Tbs Herald special from London says
the Bank Of France has forwarded spe,
Gle to the amount of 100000 to the
London Banking Association, and more
is expected soon.
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LATEST lTELEaRAMS.
lnnRfuAs PRRss ARTICULATION, VA 3. p. 4 A.
TELEGRAPH oonPkHH.
Specials 60 tne Ledger.
DISASTER AT SEA.
burning OF the tsamship Missouri
many Lives Lost.

burning OF the Rtsamship Missouri
many Lives Loaf.
New York, October 3l.--A dispatch
received from Key West late last night
gives further particulars Of the burning
of the steamer Missouri The vessel
was burned in gale on the 22d inst,
about twenty miles from Abaco, on her
way to Havana. The FIRE was first dis
covered about nine clock in the morn
ing in the pantry, and suddenly volumes
of flames burst out amidships, spreading
rapidly over the steamer. Boats were
launched Immediately, but owing to the
heavy sea all swamped but one. Those
who we're left on the vessel were com
PEELED by the flames to jump into the
sea. Those saved landed in Abaco at
six p. m. the same day. About ten la
dies were on board. The Captain used
every effort to save the lives of the pas
sengers. Two of the boats caught fire
and burned alongside, and there is no
probability that any of the others ever
reached land. The origin of the fire is
unknown.
The announcement of the loss Of the
Missouri, following SO closely on the re-
cent Marintina horror, causes an intense
sensation. She sailed hence Friday
last, having a crew Of ffty-eight and
twenty-nine registered passengers, and
an assorted cargo. OF the lightweight
persons on board at the time of the dis
aster, seventy.six persons have persisted.
The Missouri was wooden screw steam
ship of $50 tons burden, valued at $780,
900, and insured for 100000 in various
companies. The cargo is estimated to
be worth $3.50, 900, making total loss of
$3.50, 900. Her place will be supplied by
the companys steamer Columbia.
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CHICAGO,

CHICAGO, October 3l.--The horse dis
ease seems to be undoubtedly present
hess, though as yet in mild form. AT
the West Side railway stables there are
City cases; at Parmelle, twenty-five; in
one stable Of twenty-five horses, eighteen
are sick. At other stables there are Q
few cases. One valuable horse has died.
It is hoped, however, that with the pres
ent fine weather the disease will disap-
pear
The Chicago Daily News, Greeley
organ, was sued yesterday by a paper
company for debt Of one hundred dol
lars, and because it could not pay it, it,
entire ea.tian was seized. The paper vii
probably suspend after the ELECTION.
Thomas Hanley, charged with tbs
murder OF John Patterson, last Septem
Der, by shooting him in drukeu dis
pute, was last night found guilty apt
sentenced TO seventeen years In th'
penitentiAry.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-10-31

would reduce Wisener's vote lli4S6,
leaving for Maynard next Tuesday 30
900 votes, which, substracted from the
$1,000 votes to be polled, leaves $50, 900
votes to be cast for Cheatham and
johnson or 10000 each. There
fore neither Cheatham nor John
son can receive less than three
times as many votes as Maynard.
This is the mathematical result, accord
ing to the figures offered and assertions
made from day to day by some OF MIR.
Johnson's supporters. Only four days
intervene from this until election day,
when we will learn positively whether
Maynard was in the race. Several pa
pers and politicians in the State affect to
believe that he is not. We will see, and
there is not much to be accomplished by
figures or estimates now. The great
work must be done at the polls by indi-
yidual effort. The minds of the people
are pretty much made up, and few
changes of opinion or preference are
likely to occur after this. If we have
made mistakes in estimates presented,
we shall candidly admit the fact; and if
the johnson papers have shot wide Of
the mark, they will doubtless be ready to
make an open confession. We believe
that the entire vote of the State will not
reach 100000, and we are confident that
the Radical vote Grant received of &c.
900 will be more than covered in 1872
In this we controvert the positive asser-
tons made public for the last thirty days
by our contemporaries.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-10-31

A voman gossip, like a man drunk
ard. is bad indeed, but Of all things a
man gossip and . drunken woman are
the worst. To see s nRn shaking his
head aud twisting his mouth 6.sE bits Of
little tattle and making a great ado
about nothing, is disgusting. Now and
then one sees regular old man gossip,
although they are not as frequently met
as among women, which u thing TO
eapse rejoicing, because one man gossip
can do Rore harm than ten women with
each a poisonSs s.ing on the end Of their
tongue. He sets forth he things he
tells as facts, and puts the seal Ct Gre
dulity upon them by saying. ought
TO know What say, for being a man
see both sides Of life, and get at the
truth when you women cannot" Tha,
settles it, and the majority accept his
bugbears for gospel.