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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-07-26

PHoToGRAPHINGi A KIss.-In the neigh
borhoOd of Chisclhurst, one day, an en-
amorcd pair were walking pleasantly
along, quite unconscious of the surround
ings, and more particularly of the fact
that an itincrant photographer had taken
up his position, surrounded by an inter
csting crowd. AS the swain and the
maiden took their way, what more natural
than that the former should imprint II
chastc salute on the pouting lips OF ais
fair companion? What more annoying
than that the camera should have seized
them in the act and rendered il immortal?
The haplcss couple became aware of the
fact from the loud outbursts of laughter
which ran through the asscmbiage as me
plate was held up, and the girl at irst
stormcd and threatened, but, subsidlng
into more reasonable mood, o1ered TO
purchase the negative. But the photo
graphcr was memorable. lie was willing
TO sell any number of copies, but insisted
upon retaining the original
bob, how is your sweetheart getting
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-07-26
HOW TO BE HAPPY.

There are no fairy-folk that tide
About the world at night,
Who give you rings and other things
To pay for doing right.
But if you'd do TO others what
You'd have them do to you,
You'll be as blest as if the best
OF story-books were true"
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-07-26

A LITTLE six year-old boy was asked by
his teacher to write a composition on the
subject of water, and the following is the
production: water is good to drink, to
swim in, to skate on, when frozen. When
i was a little baby the nurse used to
battle me every morning in water L have
been told that the Injuns don'twash them
selves but once in ten years. l wish !
was an Ipjunr'
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-07-26
Poetry.
FOURTH OF JULY SQUIBS.

BY oRPHErs {. KERR.
LITTLE Jack Horner
Sat in a corncr.
The lock of his pistol TO Try;
Down the hammer did come.
And IL blew on his thumb.
Which accounts for his mothers "Oh, myH
Ding dong bell!
The house is blazing well.
From the crackers Johnny threw upon the roof;
And from payment might be free
Could they give Of Johnny's playfulness the
proof.
Druggist, druggist, have you any Int
Yes sir, yes. sir; serve you in a mint!
Baby Jones' cannon went of before he Thought.
And just above the instep the ranrod has me
caught
Tom Tim. and Bobby were gentlemen wee,
They laid in their beds till the CLOCK struck three
Then stole out of doors with squib, powder, and
And the sick neighbor died at the rise OF the sun.
SAMMY had Derringer.
Its barrel black As sloe,
And when the Derringer went of.
Did Sammy's hand, also.
Little Bopecp has lost hi- sheep
Since gunpowder quite undermined him:
The matches got lit in the pocket with it.
And burned most intensely behind him.
Rocket buy Baby. for the housc-top,
Point Mt a stable and then let it drop;
When the stick breaks the rocket will fall
Up burn the stable. the horses, and all.
Say. Roman candle-ban, where are you going.
That the frame cottage close You illume.
am a-going. says Roman candle-baIl.
Into that open, third-story back-room-
Sing song of sixpence the Fourth day of July
A package of torpcdoes, with to hit your eye !;
When the lid Is opened no pupil there is seen.
And you will wear until you die, little shade OF
" T. Daily Graphic
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-07-26

THREE women, one at time, married
a rich old Philadelphia in order to live
after him, but he has buried each one,
and now, at the age of ninety, is looking
for the next.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-07-26

bob, how is your sweetheart getting
along?" pretty well, | guess; she says
needn't call any more"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-20
MEDICAL.

~,
Is ' snr@ery s OF ,M,oNAD,C MEDzC.sys.
-, Nd u par1 sta ct, near ,snsl So 'i1ie' c'5
.neIas ptrart n.it-Oures Paisv F.rs,a L.
ma las, EpHt ph,. INSANITY Drnn ~ Try
mat,on " nays all painful aft, e ions ard a ON
Throat Iur no Dian, Spinal Cord ard No.
Bladder KidSe, hthFt. Liver, Stomach Eou'I'
% week Tor ~. - b"hes, Joints, etc .en GoI'a"n
Surgical n ,l'htn ent and cure 20 auv Il. noa
And sta mn oslucatouss eperIiIy curas inl, ~.
Discharg.uy Hcr"ss a. all Urethra and Ss,rir@
f-.on. SoS, stn"feal, Scrot.l am, ST. Se "Hiai
from ~ or difficult rrinstions. ,rSan diseases,
bv d,ssipitlob AID the Bladder IRON I;,h nlhns
GERS or S,,,ctt noohes; etc and cures T. cara Sy
o."'tIy DepS tm-nt-posit;,.,
cha, w the womb and ovaries Oh sultS al de
n.ns o', uicera1l' us iiritatnna Lnuslhi dls
wi a, are painful or obstIIctad Gu u " neA the
stnnS The cause Is remov.a as any casse
ol1ren IN 3 few DAYS ''od AID health ~
eans aadressed to postnffic. bov ~,
hours for ladias r. VIII receive att+Itio Cttns
s7H'ionien from 10 s p anu o 10 r n.
pnu Doe:"r of Mer,ci,. EMIT.
of o. ~ ' n OF the Royal CclIaa 80 enoeophys
GyDecola,y Llrentiate of Mid % - ~ ~
Chief xitjGy :I"rinery Cbstretrir srr ei, 1n.1
England 81, or Jan es Y. Simpson Rar"n.. ~ 20
Sixth Ynf.u.sron oi h. aDui. lana Cayainn III
Therapeu,ics 'li M x'cn, Mas or of Arts OF
s ninr of the Hunt-r,an s toiic svostions
10 .I ana Bellies LtJtera ,uJ "i medicine,
lea. ''es OF GREAT Britain ard Ans,.
who h. s e. fees honorasv ,s,rrn
quo "o' receive their full yaina 70 patents
fen lv
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-20
SPAIN.
T'a@ ssa4essse Tone Oh she British Proc
4est.

Ta@ Ssa&cSste Tone OF enc British FPse
eest.
MADRID, November l9.-The Ymgnrcial
newspaper particularly iemarks the mod
e9ate tune of the protest of the British gov
ernmentaega ding the Slrginius affair
Efgueras ip Consultation With ahs Fey.
eign Ministee.
Eigueras, president of the Cortss, hold q
Srotracted conference with the Minister of
Foreign Affairs to-day. for what purpose
Gas not been reported.
To Start f0v f.spndeu.
Gt is stated that Figuegas will atArs sos
london this evening.
Af~ciins Of shc 6to,1es Demanded.
Tie deputies of the republican miSistsy
lsAve requested an immediate eOnvocAtiOn
cd fhe Sortcs to consider the CON ificatious
@ifh foreign powers, " hich, they alJege. the
government ha. caused.
sipain Getting Ready for sVnvs
@hr Minister of War has ordered all
Meinhcrs OF the reserve OF the arDy 70 re
P0;t in person TO thGiS sespsctiye corps
%seh;s . fortnight.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-20

The following telegram was posted atthe Gotten
Exchanges
on three m'nths' bills in the open market is p
cent.
We omitted to notice yesterday that the St
Charles street railroad had declalt d dividend OF
) t. cent, payable on the twenty sixth instant.
The last dividend was b cent on July l6.
Currency continued TO rule in fair deUand at III
H2 r cent premium.
Gold was quoted at the opening a. lOaa a 1921.
for currency, and llldll / for certified check :.
lpS III TO- the latter against 1904 lO9A yester
day for currency, and lllGllil- Tor cert fled
checks: Ihs sales for currency In luded $4,000 at
l09s, $500 at 100, 5000 at ZOOLOGY. $1,000 pit
I09 Ii $500 at 1893 and 5000 vt l09 0l09N.; and
tor cert 'fiedchecks, 5000 at lllGllI1a.
nothing was repUrIt III silver.
The movement in sterling exchange YVES @Y lib
efa extent aud the market closed sbout f. cent
higher than Yesterday The s'les for certified
6 1900 and s2OoO Al clear at ll5t. & 500 bill OF
ladiDg aud 9iOcO do and Al clear at 1855 4 700
and Sa5oo bill oflsding AZ ll5as EsOO d" al Il5a a
ll5'l $50 oOodo at ll51 ZIG $1,000 do and s 1000
and 5000 alcear at he 5000 Al clear 81 61
ll6a, $500 do at ll6]s, and 6 1900 bank
The saes o francs (or certified check-l summed
up SIS 90, embracing IS o0O CONNIE rcial 5O2A
= eo do at =, and so GD, 5000 and coo do at
At tle close sterling bills we're quoted at 49,
Ill6 Tor bnl OF laoinG aud Al clear. and ll11a q
III for bank and francs at 503a, as Of for pri-
~ate and Ondnal for bank all for certified ch.c Ks.
The offerings of domestic exchan &c were OF mod
eraie extent s''d rates improved IA T. cent. The
sales covered alb ut $4,000 embr> ing sl2 90,
commercial sight on New York at \ y Gem pre-,
MUM; e73 0OC do, s IS 900 numerical and hank
aud $4,000 arc t&22 GOO bank at Vi 80 90 q 10 OO0
SID oOJ and slo.G0O commercial, $4,000 private
bankers and S10.OiO priv t. hanNer.' and bank at
-. AID : i3.U0 commercial at a
Abe banks checked on Hew York - = cent
discount to pr Tor currency and | T. cent pre-
MUM tor certified checks, and private sight WAS
quoted at Ade T. cent Discount for the former
and = al pnmlum for the latter.
In securities We noticed that city gold Searny
seven Et'r cehs were III request ant hiGhes, being
held AZ 81 bUtnO Trans IctiUus were reported.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-20
The Views Of Senator Conl,S5op

Inc New York Times has interyie We 4
Hon. Roscoe Conkling. Senator from New
York; on The Cuban question. There il
an importance attaching Z. :he opinions q.
This standardization Ii. intimacy viii,
the Plans and Ne'sonel ~ the administra-
ton are c"nsider..i-tha. justify this REPRO.
duc.;cn. lie s.i.::
For reasons shat. cs '0ur.-, vou will as
once appreciate when y0u cnusi,.er my vo-j
ton Is senator al the United states I
fee! considerable reluctance in giving OK
preston - nv opinions concerning That
aW.U! occurrence. This. however, ! am free
:" say. that the Murde. Of the unfortunate
men va, an ac: which will send a shud.e.
~ horror through thr world. and excite a
feeling .: disgust ana Indignation wherever
il - heard Of.
Reporter Can you Go,iactuve what
coarse -, government Is ii'Seiy 20 uur.U.
S-NsfUr C0rkIluG-i! The .aets sYc as
Represented IN the evening papers. have
net the least .lp8sc that SnstAnt measures
s5ill W. asloptea 20 @veEge tho. outraged
hoS"r q! sho country, and seacb q lesson
theg will never forget TO those who has.
dared 20 insult our flag. These measures
WI! re oS q character that will involve mot
a1cEc 'he tafc OF the lusurrectIoD ia 6'uoe
but 'he whole future OF TIE isl.nG
speak aGvlsedly, for, from frequent con
tereucfs N regard 20 Guban affairs,
I believe I am thoroughly aware OF
what are certain TO be She sentiments OF the
President and Secretary of State in regard
to tGis affair. The honor OF the country
will, ! repeat, be vindirarcd, if on investiga-
ton 1t shall be found t3at an outrage has
been committed or our flag But the mat
ter will have to be investigated calmly.
There must be no clamor and no MYSTERIES
At present all is in doubt and dispute.
There are se'eral points of vital Importance
involved in uncertainty. We do not know
positively whether tho Firginius was a
United States vessel 1t is asserted
that she had obtained regular clear
ance papers from the United States
consul, but of that there is no evil
dence. and the papers, if she had them, may
have been obtained b. false and fraudulent
representations. Again we do not know rs
to whether or not she had on board contra
band OF w9r and the very place where her
captnre WIS effected is in doubt For
auGht We know, she may have committed
hostile acts 10 Spanish waters. All these
matters are IN doubt aad E,ust be exam
ined d!spassinnately before tho country IL
committed 10 the last resort. The question
concerns Great Il irain IS we'll as ourselves.
as l hear that six British subjects were
among the ra-seD gers of the Inflated vessel
That The President will act the moment tie
real facts arr asecrtained. with all the vigor
and proinpfltuGe the occasion demands is
i'll my mind heyont question.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-20
MARKETS..
Doinestie Markets.

N.v SoaK, November 49, Evening" = s1snev
| Governments strong little doing. state bonds
4 quiet; better prices.
skies Of 1881 u; hve-twenties of is6, 1863 !; OF
1861, lo9 "a; OF 1865. 1904 1l2l;; OF 1867 1882
! OF 1868. X; new fves l09la; tenorties 1g7zs.
?. Tennessee slxss 'oa new Il; ylrsini. skies
| %, new 40, lev~e sixcs So eights SO; Asbams
tlsbts bo, hves IS; Georgis skies 20, sevens IS;
On, olinas 70, new s]l April and .,ciober 10 '1'
| saold.
| The sub-treasury balances are as follows: God.
$48 3S ,58.; currency. $40, l62 72a.
Cotton closed dull; niidoling uplands Is g; OF.
4 gross Sill. Futures closed stead VI sales 10 80
ba q. as tolloYs: November l4'a OLA ID 16c Decem-
Der l.7s d4 Is Ice January IS 3-l6057 Sc Febru
airy % 1.lo05h.c; March Is - l60l5Tsc ANrll l6b
Is Jl6ce
Flour active and frmer; common 20 fAi. extra
80 35Gl To- good to choice o l50 10 IS. Whisky
frmer, 947sU95c Wheat 2a3c better; good export
and re milling demand holders fir,nness restr cts
trans actions: winter red Western 81 so. Corn &c
better; goo export inquiry; yellow Western 1Or.
Rice unchanged. Pork weak; rev t,is 50 lard
and naval storss steady. yallow firm, - o.1ic.
Preis quiet
Leather rather steady; h.mlock cole.
Bnenos Ayres and Rio srande light middle and
heavy weights. q y 6:Dc Califo nis &. 26 929c:
OriuOco do 25021lsc Wool dull snd irregu ar; cash
buyers insist on decided decline, hut holders re
fuse make conce ssiors; 70 cr.ce quoted ar .5e.
western tt xas l3Ac NevAda -i..; southern ali.
fornia spring 25c.
GctEee duh and unchanged. Sugar dur ana in
u
lasses quiet and uueh, nged.
CINCINNATI. November lo.-Cottor steaQ,. eIiI
ding Il 4 c. Flour firm; 90 600s Wheat-Demaad
fair; plcrs advance; 81 50 So Corn-Demand
far; prices advanced; sheled SOC; sac; Ne. 81
@4ic: Oats steady; demsua noders. 33a.2c
Provisions timer Pork-Sslts at kI2 50. bard
Cod held hrmA; steam Is c; KEITH. ~; ioLl,nn
at re. Bulk meat. firm; shoulders ~ a,s; h.iS
At Sc clear rib ) 3 as g clear I zoe. Bacon E.n
Jobhn. sal. y! shoulders ut tao -" eltS, rSoslo
CleaT s Nt 3... Risky sts ADJ; Sos.
ST. LOUIe November l9-e'ottop H.st ana w. !
changed Sl"u, dull market unsr. lied; sup.,rnoe |
winter 80 50n4; extra DInteT Si11 .. .oubis |
extra winter $5G5 so. Wheat-Spring better it.l. .
done Nc. spring Chicago : !; winter dull 80 !
red p 2Gdl -. Confidence. fan ,nArke. firm.
No. mixed ftGi2:ec sast track. Cats-Is,-
Mand fair, market nm No 80 03rc in s!evs-.y
WHISKY losts; small lots eIG96l3c and lots no.
worth over 3D.. Pork quiet, 81. 25Gle 81 Dry
salt meats and bacon quit. only oder trad; sooe
demand for ali log products for tutules nut ,scS
az. decline 20 sell at The prices offered lard uee
6 11c.
Foreign Markets.
LosDrs, November 10 evening Common gs,ei,
% 81. TUglentIns 50. Cd $50 ~
.Iy,KPooL. SOvssAs+, ~ kvemins.--Shor4 s.p
~ ddes -. CT.
F.a... November ls-Renss closed 81. sst.e
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-20

| win the fight, and even had he been able to
| come to time for another round he would
4 thereafter have been q mere playtblng IN
Aliens hands. When the ropes were cut
and the fight broken up Allen had not re-
| ceived mark. while Hogan had his left
| eye closed. his nose was as big as a large
| potato and his mouth swollen to twice its
natural size
WAR DEPARTMENT.
Office Chief Signal Officer.
Washington November IS, 1873. 4:35 P. b. }
! For the Northwest and thence to the lower
Missouri valley, nOrthwesterlT winds backing to
soutleIly, rising temperature, and partly cloudy
weather.
For the lakes and thence to Kentucky and West
Virginia. Eorthwesterly winds and occasionally
light snow, on the lower lakes cold and clearing
weather.
For the Southern States, NORTHWESTERN winds,
10 temperature and generally clear weather.
For the Middle and Eastern States northwest
ery winds, and partially cloudy and clearing
weather.
Reports missing from the Southwest.
River and Marine News.
SOUTHWEST Pass November 10, 6 p NJ barometer
30:3J. Wind northwest, blowing strong. No arr.
vale. Saed-Steamship Potomac.
FicKsBCRG, November l9.-No boats down to-
day. tp-Katie. A. 81. Arrived-Captol City, P.
d. About 6P. NJ. Yesterday, when opposite Delta
the barge Belle of Alton, IN tow of the Henry
Ames. was discovered to be fire, In
quence &C the high winds. It impossible to
extinguish the fam 8, and the barge was turned
adrlft the barge and cargo proving total loss
She had on board 1900 bales of cotton and 4O0c
packages. consisting of rye. Hour, corn. oats and
sundriee. Weather cool and clear. Rlving risi g.
MEMPHIS, November 10 Weather ciondy and cold.
River falling steadily Arrived Belle, from
New Orleans DE- parted-Baumock City for White
river; W. ]. Behone, CT OF Quincy and John Kill
gour. for New Orleans; Julia, Mollie Moore and
James Howard. for St Louis doe Kinney, for vicks-
bnrs Henry Probasco and Andy Baum, for Gin
cfnnati.
CINCINNATI, November fa.-River twelve feet and
falling. Weather cloudy; mercury %
PiTTsRsRG November 49, Feather cloudy; light
sn0w all day. River .-veD feet.
EVANSVILLE, November l8.-Weather cloudy and
cold; considerable tHow fell last night. Mercury
22o TO 2io, 6nd faeg. River has risen three
incheS
CAlKo. November Observation-Disclosures from ~
Louis, at 3 p III. Dtparted-jdsper. for St. Louis,
at last night The John Ky is aground at
Greenfields. River stationary Weather cod.
St. LOUIS. November l9-ArIived- KGun,z and
Jasper from New Orleans; Colorado from Vicks
burg. Departed-City OF Alton. Church and Mo
hawk for New Orleans. River falling with con
siderable ice running in tho upper Mississippi
Weather clear and very cold
LOUISVILLE, November 49, River rising alo9lv |
with six feet in the canal and four feet in the
pass down che chute Weather .eay Geld, with !
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-20
Marine Intelligence.
NEF1CR OF THE RRPUBLJCA1
Thursday. November 30. l8.3.
CLEARED YESTERDAY,
Ste ship City of Dallas Hines. for New SasS

ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
lSo arrivals from sea reyDyt~Lp
sfEANBoArSe
| OFa, as!sa, from Camden
! l'el!'' Leo. Hicks from EhieOs G'ty
| Sart Able. Jumtl. from " alpa lanuore
BELOW COMING UP.
snip "rns'ai Berry, Levanseler, from Havss, Oct
in ballast TO MASTER
ship Prussia, sir3u AZ dave fvOM Bio ys,,ri,o IN
necker, knOx Il Shultz-
Snip Scotia, brunnoDd from Have Sept L.
lnhaliass, to Nee keE. Knox Shullz-
Ship General Shepl-s, .! days S.Om Rotterdam
N ballast, to master
SHIP Theob'I. Adams, from Briefcl WV, Ea,,S
i3th. IN ballast, 10 nass.T-
Ship Masdals, Evans Bronw.rsh svor sept seth
N ballast, 10 Shepherd l. De Wof
Ship Flnrence Oulton, Wilson, So DAYS fyon, Genoa
~ ballast. to master
Norwegian bark zanIak, Ga'SseM, 50 dave from
AIendal, to master
Bark Kalos, BARTLETT. from Lissypool S.,,, 2-,h 70
Bark NIPPON Day, from Rio ysn.is., Oct ;,h
in ballast "a mastsI-
s0T"egsi talk Fraukiis lI.es$tlo eyoaa E:sa,oI
'tsnss Gcs 3,h, 20 mas.es-
EXPORTS
SHW g"EH-eteamship City OF pa'Yas-9e ss,e,
cotton l'2o bb molasses 800 bbs oil tIS DBL. rice
~" uUe &T-sse lO3 tics tAlloW $50 empty ea9v,ls
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
"hLLe Il fND NG-Steamer Bart Able-eS bale.
cow - hhds sugar 6s4 bbls mol asses and sI .rr
eAMDfN -Sitamcr Ora-3!9 bales cotton SO SKIS
csttnn seed - sac seed cotton and sundr~s
'hitvI ClI1-Steamer Belle Lee-291S ~ ~ Of
es't"S s1cs shs cotton seed and sundries
RECEIPTS By RAILROAD.
HEN ORLEANS. JACKSON AND GRRar NORTH
sundry produce
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-20
In BANKRUPTCY
LUIS STERN e. nRavfNa
tr6-Ey l3tI '"uI iFN~

ESaFhn Stairs MARsp.,,a svu,cv
THIS Is To c,,,. eahs' No1e mbe %, 1873. 4
Dstict "a bankruptcy has t,.p ,stt,.d WtR,
trst Loasans s' the u,'ea "p p bs
r"thrrs aud IL. rry stern STATE OF Louis Strre
New Orleans in s6 a, Louis Strr nds n rGla" "a
st a" sa"area' I s.n nsri State Of soa
deve t@ 20 ihr .f ans S Sef, Goa on Pc
r.ps 10 ihemy OF Pi"nt1y belonging to sad Hh1 bsns
any property by II e ,ae'r use AMI the transfer 80
their debts and nors of said bantrnps to
estate win be- br% one Or more Of their
is1s at on he twentieth da, ' Of -
New Orleans h h. w. 81 the ,ns,omhousr buidn..
oo'ofe &. 3. KrllcgY Rssster. Oss
no20 1sep B. PACKARD
voted States MarshA
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g.
me .it1s 70 the above real az ate i. o,a,.,.,
+ n'th; me liberal terms of this scheme brea
4. ".tnah me reach sf a-the greatest onnnr,ig
f5tp sien lot me poor man 10 rise to weaith
tjcta,. Or IiChElS-sngie tickets So So aIsro,,
IT, -; htt'.e1 tickets Is l2s; lis ticksis otn
tendence a ", VIII be made under the snpeIip.
means Ill he STATE dub v orn To ~ st ghest
est opsniei OF the duties assigned them. The IT
NJ. n"H's oot n Of city, county and STAT sh-
The demand o ft h les but also his scheme
ling 10 participate in the drawing sinr,a ia an oe-
''A LII 'heH Clubs and send in their ordtyq a. ohoe
AGents Wanted
NeS' ''''"s ana 70 Wis In the Hr,iteA s...
NJ " al Canadas " HSStes
money should he sent by rrTis,,
pure has+r il plain wrltny o iuu addIess OF the
win sieven rnsrs o. h eleven .cAe has char CO t.,
c ohe. WINE 6.e person out OF every tsn TO win
prizes. 10 bound to JNn two
circulars to the aon and particulars send for
dress and proprietor ana "a
sell In eoa SIMON ABkLES ~
A<aSea worth, KausaA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-20
MISCELLANEOUS.
Prairie Fire in Is n nsas.

Arcu!soA, Kansas, Novemb.r I'm
SUNDAY last a destructive prairie hrr swept
oye- large area of country, about sixty
milrs from this city, ard continued until
Monday. About six miles OF ties on the the
d,entral branch railroad were burned ana
seyersl small bridges consumed. The de-
strnction of tences, houses. etc.: is IN
G.rs,. Several houses near corning were
burned. also s large 4usouty VI 0"'s -
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ENGLAND
Concert Of Action Proposed.

b.oEDoS. November l9.-rhe Daily FetrS
PROPOSES that England aud America act in
concert in the Virgin outrage.
Gold for New Iorh.
HALF million gold was bought IN the
cg,en market for New York.
Death Of Barring.
It is reported a. the Stock Exchange that
Thomas Barring, founder OF the house of
BaIing Brothers, is dead.
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The CclOred Men to the Front.

we ar saG {" rrpur; that It Liquidation Of
cnlored men, III behalf OF their ensla yet
b'etAreu in the island ct Cuba. 60 from this
city 10 WASHINGTON 20 lav before the
PIrs dent "A petition. signed ~ 5000 Of our.
c"l"red fellow ci jz.n-, IN behalf CT activ-
intervention FIR the iaGenenarnoe OF Cuba.
Az Cuban indeprnGenc. ;utans. among
othe~ good 'hings, thu 'Mtue patton OF tie
100000 slaves "f the island ori' free colored
citizens have the rla hi. and 1t is their duty.
TO speak Tor Cnba. aDd We hope they vii
peak TO some pnlpo%n. They caa if they
witi.-Eec YORK. FYc-oll
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COMMERCIAL.
WEDNESDAY kyHNINS, \,

' EDSeSDAY AWNING. November II, 1879
eOTTON-The sales to-day tnot including $40
bales late YESTERDAY, when the actual bushes. was
1880 ba .s), sunm.d up 500 balls at irregular hut
generally full prices, req nlring Ouls snSht vAria.
ton III our quotations. We give Also the Exchange
tigures, as follows:
ELw ORLEANS CLASsIFIC ATOM. AssIM.LArED
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