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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-11-01
AN AMERICAN MAGAzGNEIN ENGLAND

/ AN AMERICAN NAG GAZINE IN ENGLAND
An edition of two thou-iiI.si copies # !S,rb-
ners NouffiU ha- been ordered for the Eng
! lish m rket. commencing with the November
number. Dr. Holland the editor, no5es the
fact a. one of the steps towards the commu-
nitv of English and Am rican letters which
i Ger ain. sooner or later, 20 arrive. He
speak, of .S1jjHes'S as Il characteristic Amer
lean monthly mirror of American thought.
/ literary culture and art, produced without
stint OF labor or expenditure. IN it, pages
English readers Will find the ptoducte of
some of their own best writer's and, notably,
in the November numher, the beginning of a
series of papers upon an English topic by
their greatest historian. In Tins number also
Is a c,-ifjgue upon o OF their own poets 10y
/ one OF ours, y no bring, to h> work rare
+ critical Judgment and strong and graceful
+ pen. Ih, editor remarks that we are writing
/ for and about one another more aud more :;
aud the two great English speaking peoples
of the wnrld are becoming more closely UNI
I'd in literary brotherhood every year.
+ OF e THe Grcat south series. whirh were
the special inducrmrut to the republication
bv the london Pupls ers tthr ii-known
house Of Frederick Warne Il Coz Dr. Hol-
+ land remarks
These papers will exhibit, by pen and
/ pencil vast region of country almost as
/ little known 10 the Northern States of the
Union a. it is to ENGLAND. and only very inn
perfectly known. ia IT. completeness, by ITS
oNn inhabitants. Tn preparation and pub
Ecarion of tlt'Se papers form an enterprise
never rqualrd by any mouthIy on ihl> side of
the Atlantic. and never surpassed by any up
an tie other. II adds: A. tor story
teIar- and singers aud es~tvi-fs, We dare saf.
L gti>il re.dcr- viii ID ttIe to choose be-
rwc.n them and men own, in poluts of skid
and fertility; but they viii tind ours working
with material tha' Is {. uparatlvrly fresh to
e en-, and under the inspirations OF other
social aud civil Institutions and It widely dit
f,.rrnt nation and popular history These
latter facts ought to give 10 the magazine
peculiar interest to toreigl eyes, and We trust
. that they will"
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lager Beer,

which We sill deliver 70 Customers around the
heal - Laav Jperlur or along The Northern E&cnc
X K. l.. Ee Sus sii oriea
nave 44rse en- haad w.sich we are selling
al we-t rates. Try Us beIpre o ieFIng elsrTiefe.
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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-11-01

THE receipts # wheat at the Du-
luth elevator f,,r the week ENDING
Oct. a. ware $50 90 bushels; tot a
tor the season, l,1t2,o 81 bushels.
The shipments for he week were
I5I.253 bushels; total Tor the sea-
Ion, .l3,732 hu~hejs. These fig
ure> We're taken from ihe books ol
the Elevator Company Tins morning,
AMI can be relied up. II as accurate
Names .tta4
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Superior oity Brewery

KLEIN q DESIMYAL, Proprietors.
We have receu ~ add-d extensive and valuable
improvements T. our ~wery ald are now nlanufsc
tuning . Iilsj class article OF
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~ one who examine. lhe Norember

ANY one VINO examines tue November Al
nINE WIFI b. surprised At the >unptuua-ut.S>
ct II Illustrations a. we'll a. th, hIsh literary
mer,t uf IL poetry AMI prose. be-Ides the
two iuil-page original pictures, this mumbe
coutalus productions OF three eeiebra ed
steel eugravIugs, wujch aioJe wou i cast AZ
tue picture shops uo less tnaH thtsty dollars.
The ALpI>E pictures are every VA as fac a.
the steel eugravia-s. The FIRST li.u>trat!0a l.
!. tuil page yaew Of L, * Aohouk, ID Ulster
county, >er YoFk Dy hEU-emai. vau Eit-E,
OF The Nauoual Academy. de deplcts ala the
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-11-01
SrATE Of WISCONSIN, COUNTY OF DOUGLAS

H. HAYES, Atty 10 Administrators oc25 it6
Dated &C 25 1873.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-11-01

wild romance Of the lake in the mountains.
Homer Martin has full page picture of A
White Mountain BROOK grant, shadowy,
and silent Home and Its Treas r,.o," after
/ r. Carrick is t,Ii of delightful remembrance-
at this Thanksgiving season at the yeyr. A
Chance NJ etng," and = rhe First Visit af
+ ter Rudaux are two tender aud charming
/ pictures of the love life nt an artiSt-thc first
Il breezy, out-of- door scene, the second a
warm, cosy interior. Tuese last-n mcd pic
lures are IN gmficeut works of ART, surpaSs
+ ingiy delicate in tone and sentiment. The
other illustrations are :" The Robber of the
Air, "a splriteC conflict between birds, by
Deiker; = English Mastffs" group OF three
noble dogs 10y Specht; A Masterpiece" a
scene full of hun,or aud life; laFgy view of
the grand entrance TO the RatiSbun Cathe
dral; a very faithful and satisfactory portrait
of the late hares Temple Dix, the artist son
of Governor John A Dix OF New York, by
II. Baling, and sweet little sc ne Of autumn
when the rpened grain they took from the
VAIN We can say with truth that no art
I J .agazIne ever gave ills readers dozen such
superb illustrations in one number. The lit
ersry contents OF the ALnINE for November
are OF superior quaht, aud Interest. Rev f.
r. Hale the popular author, aud editor of
Old and Ae@. contributes Il historical sketch,
entitled Than>giviug DAYS" Kate Putnam
Os-Ood, sister 1T j. OSgood, the publisher,
sends from France "A sprightly story, called
Nv Neighborn Elise Poko, famous wri-
ter, has sweet story entitled ION Drachen
fels" The editor of The ALDINE writes about
English Mastitf~," Gems of Art" A
White Mountain Brook. :" and gives a sketch
of the life of Charles Temple DIX. Chandos
Fulton, author OF "A recent book, has charm
ing article called Sunset Sce:.es :" and NIX
A. Muller writes of "franSdtions of Amerl-
can Books in Europe The departments OF
music arr, and Iiteraturr are filed with care
full> written articles on Philharmonic SOcie-
ties, progres, OF Photography, LongtcIl,w, the
Cary Sisters Madame Schwartz auu Thor, au.
The other prose articles are Lake Mohonk"
= The hubber OF the Air" :" A Masterpiece"
and = RatiSbon Cathedral" The poetry in
this number Is OF unusual excellence, com
prsing long poem by Mary Z. Bradley, Ell
Titled TIL Lutte Hero of Haarlem; TIE
PAINTED Cup" by W W. Bailey and = Com
ing and Goin.." by Dr.. =. I. Clark tie whole
forming collection OF rare art Gems, essays
o> our best writers, and sweet poems, not to
ne found i'm auN Other magazine in the world.
Mrs. A II. Leon0w Ms the author OF The
English tfOyerue>S at the Court Of Siam
mas commenced To write tor the ALDlSE. Her
first article viii appear in the December mum
ber. Subscription price $500 including
Chromo> Village Belle" aud Crossing the
Moor" James Sutton L Co., publishers, IS
Maiden Lane, y. Y.
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ST. NICHOLAS FOR NOVEMBER.

The first numper Of ST NICHOLAS haS Just
been is urd Pictoriai>, it i one of the
must beautiful magazines in the country, he
ing enriched by d-signs + ON the pencils Of
Ms Htlock. Sol 4 tuge. Miss L,d,ari,
Sheppard, stephens, Bodies, ard and Others.
rne reading alatter Is varied and bright.
There are thirJ, three articles, some tor thr
very little ones some for he Oldest OF young
people. and some for every age between We
fiud in it, broad, well printed pages, poems
by William Cullen BRYANT, Celia Tnaxrer.
Lucy LarcOm, attd others Tuer- l. a capital
human fairy sketch 10y Rebecca Harding Da
vI>. Donald O. MucaelI contributes char
acterist c article, entitled VINO Wrote tile
Arabian y shts?' aud tine fl st chapters OF
serial story by Frank r. Stockton gwen.
A SaIutat0r, hy tbe conductor, Mrs Mary
Mipc> Dodge, : sure % reach the heart ot
every child reader and the hearts OF their
Ia hers and mothers a. we'll Among the
stories ind Il charmiagly-t account of
tairy'~ visit to 4 b hive, by Annie Moore;
an exceedingly FUN, litfie story 10y Margaret
Eytiuge. aud lively tales by Paul Fort aud j.
;. Stacy LucretIa +. Hale tell, the adveu-
lures of a doll. Noah BROOKS has capital
article Tor aoys, call Il By the Sea, dHd
0hve Thoruc Talks about a certain "Od
Fashioned Hat"
There are also interesting descriptions OF
zebras, passenger pigeons. the curious inhaU-
tanls OF the Far,llpu.. Islands, aud the PIute
Indians, besides bright little ''Jugics and Il
whole page in la &c type for little children
wItu big eyes. We mus 1t forget 10 men-
tion a. admirable feature Il short story IN
German for the benefit OF lOuug> ers who are
learning that language A similar French
story l. ann uucrd for the next number.
IasA Jack ga IA -FalpiJ,' a curious fei,ow
~av - IL oi Hgjte ott- OF VII aud Wisdom
holds tprtn most eutetldlungls aud there
are c-pltd notices o. jIyeulI goo :, intend
Ell tu1 those Wua wii cad ,he bo0As, and a
puzzle ue eartmeut that viii certainty sharp
eu tne w,Is OF the youngsters.
Ihe subscription pr.ue Of ct. Mon LAS Is
S. >uoscIptlo.i pucs OF oc,-s6,esrs Ho,sta-
u 81 o-RiBAER x 30,
654 Broadway, y. I.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-11
FRANK DCCOING AND OTHERS VS. JEANVY DU
GOING AND OTHERS-So. II 55l.
DYS. s:UfNAiiT. AvCyIoSEER -orr,c,

RSS. GUfNAUiT. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
- corner OF Exchange alley and Bieuville stree T.
SATURDAY, October n, 1873, will he cold at twelve
O'Clock NJ at the Merchants and Auction. crs' Ex-
chang. Royal street. between Canal aud Custom
mouse streets, by virtue Of a iudgmru NJ frN, The.
honorable the SeUoi Dis rict Court for The Parish
OF Orleans, rendered On the first OF s. ptember 6;3
ana slgned September 5. 1873. the following prop.
eriy, to wit
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, .i,uat.d in the
ThIid District of this city IL the square comprised
"lthli E!Nslan Fields. Love, Goodchdren and
tren.i1nen streets designated by No. on a Ulan
draw" by A. Puevo. on the tenth OF December
ls4u ealo iot mea uIIng, according TO said plan %
est inches liues front Ely san Fields street
by i5s feet Sin.hes lines ia d. pth together with
a tWo-story tslck house, No 40 having six rooms
stl"d priNy two c:stsTns. well. yard partly paved
etc.
, 4 LOT OF GROUND adjoining the lot above,
described. and designated by No. 2 and measuring
"a feet :. inches lines front ON Elysian Fields
street, by 1854 fee, 10 inches lines IN depth: to-
getnerwl'h a one story brick house No. I42 having
fou, rooms of which is in III. attic. with closet
and cellar; two-story b'ick kitchen of four rooms
paved yard, cisteri. well, priyy, etc: rented at
$50 per mouth. The Whole a.reeably to a plan to
b. exhibited al the Exchange.
!erIns-one cash and the balance on a credit
or one wear. for notes secured by mortgage on said
property. ard bearing interest at The rate of eight
per cent per annnm from date sIll paid and the
purchasers OF said property shah bind themselves
to cause tn" buildings erected said lots of
ground 10 bs onstantiy j. suIed aga nst the risks
of fire until final payment of said notes. and shall
tIailsiti The poilC1ts eff insurance in the of
tn. holders of said notes. and IN of suit for the
recovery OF said notes tho purchasers shal Il ID Y
the attorneys fees AT i've per cent.
Acts of sale before %. DrOuet notary public at
taxes iorthe funnin. year 1873. due ia 1894.
seq 10 IS DC2 IL
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-11

NEW fork October 10. Evening-Corton closed
| quiet; GALES to-day 1899 bales at l81 ]. dl9c; NE,
receipts 244: gross 3l22 Futures closed weak; sales
$500 ba es follows: October II 9-l6c NoveIn
| Der II 3-l60l7 ll-32c: December III ar 5.l6c
January II 5l6ai7 II SIC; February III: OF slice
Southern flour dull and declining at St 6O07 q
for common to fair extra; 81 3Odll for good to
choice Whisky heavy and decidedly lower at 93d
| Csc. Wheat dull and heavy; ease lower closed at
dull and lower: slds3c for steamer Western
mixed. Pork dull and unsettled new mess ST..
Lard lower: "a aaasc. Turpentine quiet at Ale.
Rosin quiet at So 8002 IS. Taow quiet and I'm.
changed; Frsights to Liverpool dull. By steam
Evening.-Money closed shade eas.r FL.
change lower and almost uHsaleable ia. Gold
Closed 0l08a. Governmental irregular little
Sizes OF 1881 IA; five twenties Of ,8G, 1863:
Of 1851 !o.'.; Of 1865 los iOt; of 1867 Ill; sf
1868 llG,s; new fvss iool.; tenfornes 1873.
Coti.e dul! and unchanged: Rio 2od2l1sc. Sugar
dull: fair TO good retiring :ss 0sc. Molasses sui
and UNCHANGED Rice quiet and unchanged
IKE. Flour steady at ST07 Is. Wheat steady at
5 1901 %. Corn .qniet at SIC. Oats in fair de-
mand at 50 d45c. Mess pork steady at SIS. Lard
quiet and steady: steam old and new, 7a.c; kettle
JobblnS AT 84c. Bulk meats quiet and nominal
higher. Bacon steady: small sales of shoulders at
BE- d6ac; clear rib ga 82sc; Gear 8lsco Whisky
quiet sales at soc in currency.
ST. LOUIS, October l0-COtton firm; midding
l7ac. Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat opened
firm; closed weak and lower; No spring Chicago
S9c : w. No. red fall s 3I7a al So closing at
inside figures, No. 2 red winter nominal, 81 S..
Corn quiet; car lots ~ d451ac in warehouse, 431c
regular. Oats dull No. 36c in elevator Whisky
steady, Csc. Pork quiet; order lots + Is 50. Dry
salt meats more doing; sacked lots of current
packing at TIC for shoulders &c for clear rib and
Sic for clear. Bacon quiet; obbing and order lots
of shoulders at 81: 08l4c, clear rib 9a9ic clear 9.
a9Hc. Lard unchanged.
Foreign Markets..
LONDON. October l0.-Turpentine 3,s Cd ass.
There was plentiful supply of money this after.
noon The rates OF discount in the open market for
three months bills is 1916 = cent OF II!6 D. cent
below the Bank of England rate.
LIVERPOOL October 10, Evening.-Turpentine a3s |
Sd. Yarns and fabrics at Manchester Ermey an |
advance in demanded.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-11

iFroR the Shrevepors Times Octobeg:.'
We ara pleased to state that DR.. Ashton.
having fully recovered from the yellow
fever. has resumed his practice.
Rev. DR.. Adams, Of New Orleans: left for
home on the stage Sunday evening. His
duties called him home or he would hays
stayed with us until the fever was over.
The supply train from the interior las,
Saturday, among ether things had a car all
the way from st. Louis, loaded to it. ut
most capacity by the merchants of that
city with provisions for our sick and desti-
tute.
The Howard Association has solicited
Messrs. Thomas Kelly and j. F. Looney to
go to Bossier parish and the country this
morning to procure chickens, etc. for the
SICK OF this city. The Towards have not
had chicken at their command since last
Sunday morning
The Coushatta (Bossier parish) Reporter
of the twenty-fourth reports no yellow fever
at that place, but ten deaths at Browns
vile, few miles distant. Among the vic
Tins are included Messrs. G. H. Gallapsy,
W. o. Garrison, T. w. Brown and Mrs.
Bonds. The town is now almost deserted.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-11
MEDICAL,
BUREAU OF MONaDyC ,,rn,~,~,

RUREAU or MONADyC urn,C,~
nsr ,f sery ana midwifery, No 1863 BirnviIs 80
N Va nam part street near Canal street e' 'oi
;Meulcai Department-Cures Palsy Fac. L.
e,psias, Epilepsy, Insanity Drops Rh.w,. hiy
ma,i re-" Gays all painful affections and ia a
Throot -, tne Bfaln, Spinal Cord and Nervas
ppInIoat, Lungs Heart, Liver Ston,.ch r Uerv1e'
Bladder Kidneys, Bones Joints etn a. boWels,
week ior the treatment and cure of on. Zen uol,D
W. iscai Department-Reduces FIactnr uSo" Tn.
iiIoIs ana DlsIocatiOns; speedily curaa ~
ana Sterlllty Scrofula, all Tr.tLra' iihpoentls
tsiScharees, Venereal, ScrotaI ana ST.; n ,;oan4
tIeIueht or difficult Urnati0ps n,es ESQ,
nv "ssn atloh and the Bladder from Iitbotomy
GERS or alohes etc, and cures U,cers can.
hldwfery NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ,ue, =, A.;
h VI tGe womb and ovaries ali ,u',I J d
, ses decorations or irrtationa Ia 80 the
wfa3 are painful Or obstructed from anv ca.ae
s,nns yer, the cause is renewed md ha9yr.I ~
stored IN few DAYS ana heaIil 10
Ieaps addressed to postoffice box HI New Or
hours fnr isiha VIII receive attention Of1cs
Por oenti .auies ~ NJ. to 70 NJ. and 6 10 8 P M
Coron.+s LANCELOT II. EvERITT
Eauu DOCTOR of Medicine ana Philosophy
80 NV NE IN Der of the Royal College of Surgeons
C oItIt Britain, kiccntiate of Midwifery and
.IItHtcoisSy. formerly pbstrstric Surgeon !,
Enitf WITH SIP James j. Simxson BaTone+ NJ
.nSahd surgeon of IN. Louis ana Cavalry and
T14t1 Infantry III Mexico, Master of Aria nj
unerapeutlcs and Embryonic Evolntions
oc+nce and Bellies Letters Associate Na,nha,ss
lea. i'en anu AnSIs
n. b All fees henorahIv Returned IN ro.;o,.,
VINO DO not receive theis tll! value "a dni5 rro
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-11
AUCTION SALES.
BY S. Guinault.
SUCCESSION OF SIMON MELL,I-.

RY =. GUlNAClT, AuCrlOHEER-OFFiCt
| - corner of Exchange alley and Bienville street
/ SATURDAY, October II, 1873 will be sold at twely.
! cclock ~ at the Merchants ard AuctiOneers' FIX
| ehange, Royal street, between s}ustOmhouse and
Canal streets, by virtue of An order from tho hon
orahe the Second District Court for the parish OF
o1IeaHs. dated September 3 1879
| Third District.
! FIVE CONTIGUOUS LOTS OF GROUND eitua.
bank Of Bayou st. John. designated by Nos 4. s i.
and :. On q plan drawn by Gireux. on the seventh
OF FEBRUARY 1853. deposited in The Office of o. De-.
Armas. notary public OF this city; said five OTIS of
ground measuring together, more less 800 feet
front on Bayou st John by about $50 feet IN dsnth
ON the upper line and about 400 feet deep on The
opposite or lower line, together with the buildings
ana ana improvements thereon t1nown as the
Ha!f-"sy HoDs1 consisting of large frame house
slate rooted, having three large rooms front and
PACK galleries; another frame house, having han
NET; and third building OF shed Of iva rooms
Two large SIsterns. etc.
Fourth District.
-FOUR LOTS OF GROUND, situated IN the Fourth
plstllcs OF this city, designated by No. 10 A. 70 g.
and kos and in .quare bounded by Chiun.wa
Fulton. Pleasan, and Toledano streets
=, L.. No 10 measures 30 feet inches front on
fuiton street 20 feet inches in d. pth the line
OF lot No u feet 10 inches line. ON the opposite
line, and 80 feet inches lines on the r. Az line.
together with twcstory frame house. having
room ana large Kitchen on the ground floor two
rooms above. with balcony in front and on the
side, clsteTn shed, etc
hot W.. 10 b measures ~ 1eet front ChiODewa
street, 0y ~ feet inches in depth on the line
toward Pleasant stre.t. y feet 10 inches lines on
the opposite line, and 30 feet inche. lines on the
rear line. together with . large stable or shed.
slate rooted. '
Lot No. , measures 80 feet sinches front ON Full
ton street by depth of 83 feet inches on Nh. line
toward Pleasant street. 70 feet inches on the op
posite .he and 80 feet inches lines on the rear
line.
Lot N" forming the corner Of Fulton and Pleas.
anu streets. measures 80 feet inches front on Full!
ton street. % feet inches in dep and front on
Pleasant street, and 20 feet inches line. on the
rear ne. The whole agieeably TO plans exhibited |
at the above exchange.
!erms-One-third cash and he bala, &c at one and |
Two years credit :or ,notes bearing mortgage and
elght per cent intereSt from the day OF SALE The
purchasers to have the bui dings insured TO the
amount OF tho notes furnish, and TO transfer the
ooHciss al Insurance to the holder OF said notes !
anu the acs or sae TO contain five per cent attor
hev ices IN ease of sui' for The payment Of The
not's furnished by the purchasers.
Acts 81 saIs before D. Bouny notary public. at the
expense OF the purchasers including All III. taxes
Tor IN. running yeaE 1873. due il 1874.
seq IS Is Oc2 II
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-11
BY Charles II. Reed.
>-S0e
SUCCESSION OF MARY +. TAYLOR
second District Ccur. for the Parish of 0rie,n
~" IS ..8.


Second District Ccur. for the Parish of Orieans-
No. IS ..8.
pf CHARLES II. REED-ArCrioNEfR
- HtC. No 8. ". Charlc. stfett.-Wi! b.. sold
al U'!Dll. auction. at f.s Merchants a q AuctIon
GERS Exchange, Royal ST., 81, between G. nal and
'Estomh"nse street.. TUESDAY. Noveuber4 1888
at twelve H'eorK NJ by order of the Hon l.
.1ssot judge of thu Second District Court for the
PARISH 81 orleans. in the above numbered and 4n.
iitIed succession, shs following: property viz
First District.
l. ~. ~ ST. CHARLES STREET. be,w.-, W.,
poneHs and haiia streets. II the s1uar. bonded
last b. Pr tans. tw" lots OF gr md MEASURE, o.
each 20 feet inches front Oh St Charles ayent, bv
lZo rel IN depth De "een parallel lines Tn. Sc lot.
are designated As Nos :! aud plan 10. 2l Of IN.
'StSheTs square, II office of K StfinY+r late
notary. The improvements consist of a baudsom.
t~o-stOrS frame, with hall above al blow two
marble mant.l brsakfa u DOM kitchen etc on
first noOT. Above, three b+drOorns in main hans.
and four III the wing. Across The. end and Rear Of
iets, anol her iw,~story building extends. .mbrac
M various good rooms, several closets tb,nuUh
'u' th' building gas al! through, and all modern
improvements two splendid eisteJHs yards paved
Il 'Wer garden, Sfc.
2. a CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND comny,.,,
800 60 100 +es, with the buildings and !mp,oy.
metits thereon. Ill the parish of Taugipohoa LATE 2
part OF the par sh nf st. TammauW an known az
the northeast quarter and north half OF southeast
quarter and east halt OF southwest quarter of sc
Il n seven, township four south, range nine ea.r
which last described property acquired from
Patrick Lamb by act before N. Hahn, notary pub.
lie. May II. 1862
TermsaCash in United States treasury notes,
Oc5 70 10 % noe
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-11

MOBILE October l0.-Stock 972O bales. weekly nat
receipts 1874; exports coastwis 3l6I; sales 28e0
SAVANNAH, October l0-Stock 81 $40 bales. weekl
net receipts 14,84l; exports coastwse 6526. sales
1896.
MACON. October 10.-Weskiy receipts 2ass bales.
shipments 1918; sales 25l4; stock 1922.
COLUMBUS, October l0.n-Weekly .eceipta l.ais
bales. shipments 1876, sales 49, stock 1907.
CRY PoIST. october I0.--Weeky net receipts
f36 bales.
PRovIpENcK October 10 Weekly net receipts 40
bales sales $500; stock 1900.
BosToN october l0.-Stock 5000 bales: weekly ct
receipts 1867 gross 34l3 sales 1873.
MEMPHIS October l0-StOck IL 1898 baeso weekly
receipts $685. shipments 1888.
SELMA sc ober lO-Weekly receipts i222 bales:
shipments 1922; stock 3056.
NORFOLK October 1.-Stock 5038 bales; weekly
net receipts 7I60 exports coastwise 1911: sales 500.
WILMINGTON October l0.-Stock 1928 bales;
weekly net receipts 572; exports coastwse ESQ.,
BALES 1872
NASHVILLE October I0.-Weekly receipts SIT
bales shipments 49, stock 1890.
BALTIMORE, October l0.-Stock 1877 bales; net
receipts OF the week 10; gross 329 exports, coast
wise, 566 sales 705.
AUGUST, October 10.-Stock 1852 bales; weekly |
Seceipts 1870; shipments 3l85; sales 1854.
MONTGOMERY, october lO-Weekly receipts $50 |
bales; shipments 1885, stock 1928
CHARLKsrON October l0-Stock 1I,053 bales;
weekly receipts $685. gross 1854; exports coast
wise $685.; sales $500. |
PHILADELPHIA, October lo.-Weekly net receipts
no bales, " Oss 1853