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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-12-19
STkAYED.

TROM Fremont township about Sept.
II 1st, deep red yearling heifer; short
crooked horns. no marks or brands re-
membeTed; few white hairs in face. In.
formation through the Emporia postoffiee
or otherwise will be rewarded by az
1 sssl e-.eTl O - aGiaisJ. 5. CRAIG.
November 25th, 1873. 4S-tf
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NOTICE.
Trees and Small Fruits.

TIHE undersigned is prepared to fur
i nish in any quantities, fruit trees of
approved varieties, apple. peach, plum,
cherry, pear, etc. Also raspberries,
black berries and currants. tine line of
grapes, a largo stock of hedge plants.
Call at his house, northwest of the city.
Stock, grain and wood taken in exchange.
41-tf .f FL j. S0NNEDECKE;R.
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NOTICE.

THE co-partnership heretofore existing
Il between VIM. Chapman and +. W
spencer under the title of VIM. Chapman
& Co. Is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent.
The business will be continued at the
same place. by +. w. Spencer and Mrs.
VIM. Chapman, under the title Of SpeAeer
q Chapman, who will pay all debts OF
the late firm, and to whom all accounts
due it must be paid.
SPENCER & CHAPMAN.
Emporia, Dec LIST, 1873. 00-5l i
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fLaurhter and apDlauae.

OF George III, aud his struggle
againstihe colonies In this place. vii
cay nothing. lest II should be thought
/ want 10 win your applause. But OF
the twelve hundred millions dis
bursed to bribe every yagbond
Prince of Europe sgsinst struggling
France; of the money paid "a
forge the bank notes of France "a
destroy her credit, and which drove
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-12-19
MISCELLANEOUS.
Scranton. shaft Goal.
Eon SATE CHEApT

times, al The lowest prices Leave
orlers at }. L. W. BELLS grocery store.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-12-19
A Barrain in Farms.

T HAVE NO eighty-acre farms ON Al
Il len creek, improved, with good tim.
Der and water, which can be bought at
great bargains II sold soon. Payments
easy. 49t2 T. w. RANDALL
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-12-19
STRAYEn

EROM my farm ON Allen creek, three
ID miles northeast Of Americas, in Octo-
Der, i've calves, described as follows i:
Two red heifer calves-one dark red and
one pale REQ. Two bnll eAlYes-one dark
red and sOne red roam" one steer calf
nearly white with cropped ears. Infor-
nation Leading 10 the recovery of the
above animals, or any Of than, Will be
suitably rewarded. Leave word with j.
3. Hinkle, Emporia. or with
J. BUTLER HINKLE,
40tf e TAmerieus, kasnsas. {
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-12-19
CARRY THE NEWS

TIME Missouri, Kansas & Texas Rail-
way, having completed and opened
for business their North Eastern Exten-
sion Missouri Division) from SeiAlia TO
Hannibal, are now running their elegant
ly equipped trains to Hannibal witho ut
change.
Passengers for points In Northern Mis-
souri,, Iowa, Wisconsin, Minnesota, the
Upper Mississippi Region, Northern and
Central Illinois, Chicago. Michigan, and
the Great Northeast, will find this this
shortest, cheapest and quickest route.
Through cars will continue to sruL
through 70 81 Louis without change via
Sedalia as hef0tofore. ~ - - 49,
For full information to time. and u
correct map OF this line and its connec-
tions, address,
j. d. BROWN, Tuos. DORwIN,
Gent aI. Ticket ct AS't.o Gsn'l Pass Pas, Ag't
The Missouri, kansastE Texas Railway.
with its connections, is the shortest,
quickest and only direct route from all
poipts IN Texas the Indian Nation and
southern Kansas, to st. Louis, Hannibal.
Chicago and all prominent eastern points.
Rates u. low and time quicker than any
other road in the market. All claims for
loss, damage or oVer-charge promptly
sattled. Merchants ordering goods from
the east will save time and money by
consigning them care u. X. T; Ry.
Gen'l Eastern Ag't. SD Broadway, n. Y.
ID. II. WILLIAMS,
Agent, 4s Clark street, Chicago.
GEO. W. EILLEY,
Contracting Agent, AO4 Walnut 81, ST.
L9p'sf agent. H LAM Sa1s1 No
" GEO. b. HOYT.
Contrasting Agene, Dallas, Texaa-T
w. r. ROBINSON.
Gep'l Freight Agent, Sedalia, Mo-
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-12-19
NDTlcEy 10 HllNTEHS & TFlAppEaSj

T HEREBY notify all hunters and trap
II prrs 10 desi-t from hunting on my
premises. Shall certainly prosecute any
one who does so, from date.
svs.s. JAMES, ROBINSON
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-12-19
FOR SALE.

7 OF 60 Commercial street. Emporia,
IL with buildings and appurtenSnces.
Price S7e0. Three hI Bdred dollsrs down ;
balance in i've annual payments, 10 per
cent. interest Address
WIN. T. VAIL,
3jtf Manhattan, Kan.
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DUFF Cochin Folws and Poland Chi
ID ma and Magee Pigs.
kAk sH ". Fl AMEs,
4Gf Over First National Bank.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-12-19
NEW ApNgRrIsEMEMTs
aTTlIn A. WhOIe~nIe and Re.
liIIEN tail. Da9eis g gn3 &c s NJ

uUNU upwards; Breeeb Lazders, $40
- $50; 4 ne, Revolver, Dart Guns anu
~, riffs. Goods sent q all pnrts Of the
.tsuntrV by express q. % D.. TO be exam
". q a.. ScdtI g sons; MuzzIe Loader.
With flask, pouch and s.Irantng rod.
,icely boxed, fSF 333. send stamp for
ssriee Iist- SAITH & SoUIREl. 523 Broad
way and 30 Chatham ST., N. Y, 49, ~
TRH THOUSAND IN PRESs, sECOND MONTH.
REM q RHKABEE8 SUCCESS, One
agent made s1l2 In four days, and another
SIOS in eight lays, selling OCEANS
.STORY A perfect Thesaurus OF ex-
ploration, discovery and adventure upon
and wonders beneath the great ocean.
Diving. dredging, teie1ra phfng, &C. 225
spirited illustrations. 100 pagesl Price
extremely low sells amazingly fast.
atrike 4gliolr Tor choice -9eid. Address
JOHN FLEEH ARTY, Publisher, Daven-
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-12-19

A good christian viii keep the
ice from his own sidewalk, 50 that
he viii be in no danger OF slipping
himself, and give no occasion for
the downfall Of others.
Some men are .contented with
bat half chance, while others have
the largest kind Of opportunities
which they don't know how to
take advantages of, and 30 are con-
ttnually bewaising their ilf luck.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-12-19

TNROM Americas, two sorrei yearling
ID horse colts; one late colt. with con-
siderable white in face; the other rather
dark IN color with white hind feet. Any
one sending informrtion of the where
abOuIs OF these colts, to J. W. 10y, at
Americas, Kansas, will be suitably re-
warded. 49-sIS
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PHoTooRAPHkR.

9qiE1AR.A a1OKox, ItHN 4IHR
ID HO1O9RAPHER, over n. J. dshn-
hard;s store, Emporia, Kansas.
PICTURES to suit, or no charge.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-12-19
HOTELS
MADISON HOUSE,
LIVERr sIAsLEs.

~ =. II. DAVIS, 2IGttsfEa
T IvERY, FEED AND SALE ST. ABLE, on
IL Fourth avenue between CommercfAi and
MECHANICS street, y now prepared to l.'i
livery beams, Carriages, -elaIHhss and sadole
horses, at living prices. Good care TAXI n In
boarding transient stock. Also u good wagon
yard. ian1u
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-12-19
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
ALMERIN GILLETI
n l. MARKER.
NJ. WEAVER

AgTTORNEE AT LAW No. EaAi
-AStxth street Newton. kahsas. VIII
practice In the State and Federal courts
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w II MocARrv

A TToRNEY At law. Office over
A E.R, iIolaerpSn = Bro . stOsst Ep:
pOria, Kansas.
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X. NJ. RUGGLEs,

A TToRNEY AT LAW AND sOLIC.
"A ITOR IN. BANKRUPTCY. Ofics
OPPOSITE 20 Sftionnl ntaI. E1nporia, Is
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SURVEYOR.

"NiOS LOD0E No.l6. Meets 10 Odd Fell
u OwS' Halt, over Emporia Rank, ogory
rnosdRS evening AZ 9 O'Clock. Members IN
SOod Standing Invited 20 attend.
J. T. TIRRELL, ". G..
W. @. STEWART, Recording Sec.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-12-19

A TTORNE1 AT LAW. Practices in
"A all the courts In tho Fifth. seventh
aud Ninth Judicial Districts, Office No.
I44 CoiuTne raj nj street. - AA4N 43 y
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A TTORNEY AT LAW, Emporia. Kansas.
"A Having praetieed in the superior aud In
GsriOr courts for eighteen year,, ho feels Ocn0-
dent OF rem ieTing satisfaeti0n 20 Al keeslht
his services. Jan1Tzu
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-12-19

MARRIAGE TRIMMING, Al Ryan 4
~ Corners carriage shop. Work done
able terms. anu.actures tents and wa
90 vers. 2Sm4@ JACOB KIZER.
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BUILDERS. ARoHITEoTs. &c.
Il. n. COATS,
JACOB KIZER,

GARPENTERAN AND BUILDER shop or
It'll Avenue, between CommereIal and
Mechanics street. All calls promptly attend.
cd To. jnnl72 If
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Sheriff, Lyon county, kansas.
SheriPs Office, EmporiA, November IL,
A. d. 1878. 45-5l
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-12-19

Here lies Fred,
Who was alive,
And Is dead.
Had IL been his father,
/ had much rather;
Had IL been his brother,
Still better than brother;
Had is been his sister,
None would have missed her.
Had il been the whole generation,
Still better for the Nation.
But Eince SITS rnly Fred,
Who was alive,
And Is Is dead.
ThRreSa fofhin0 more to be safG.p
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-18

A VERY handsome and nicely balanced
platform scale of the Fairbanks pattern
has been set up in the V. & T. r. R.
Company freight depot. The counter
poise has novel peculiarly about it.
being marked all the way up its stem
with figures which add up the aggregate
hundreds represented by the weights
which may be hung upon it while weigh
ing. 1t is a sort of ready reckoning
gauge and very handy improvement.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-18
Creditors Take Notice.

Mr.. E. 3. Rail is here now to make
and take his annual settlements of all
old chronic and other outstanding mat
tiers; and he desires all those who owe
him, to come up and put up and square
up without any further notice or procras-
tinations. This hint ought to be. and
he hopes will be, sufficient to induce de-
linquents to repair and preserve their
credit. A word to the wise is sufficient
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-18

Mr. FRYER has adopted the wise pre-
caution of placing stone posts on the
street side of the iron lamp posts which
stand in front Of the Ormsby House. As
against runaways and carelessly engin-
eered wagon wheels they are An excel
lent and effective fender.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-18

OFF FOR EUROPE Fisher. long iden-
tilted with the St. Charles Hotel, went
East last night. Tuhy and other friends
is a native of Hamburg and will spend
some time there and at the Vienna Ex-
position. He will return here in the
Fall
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-18

STRAWBERRIES in four pound boxes
and very large, fresh and fine were Of
fered for sale yesterday at Perasich 8
fruit stand. They are becoming cheaper
and of better quality.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-18

THIS is Skating Rink night at Moore
4 Parker's Hall. This hint is enough, or
ought to be, to those who like to spin
around ON the rollers.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-18
MARRIED.,

On Wednesday evening April 18th. at the res
idence of the brides father, by Rev James
Woods, Mr.. Charles NJ. Shultz to Miss Matte E.
Ferris.
"A liberal ration Of the hymenisl baked viands
and an Offering from the rosy god accompanied
this pleasing announcement. The hopeful and
happy pair will accept an old mans bl-ssingl
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-18

e. B. RAIL,
Corner of Carson . nd Second Streets.
Carson. Nevada.
IMPORTER AND WHOLES ALE AND
retail dealer iii
HA r p w A f e!
Iron and Steel, Coal,
Coal and w .,od stoves
Powder, Fuse, shot,
sledses and Wedges.
Paints, Oils and varnish,
Crockery and Glassware.
Rope and Irvine.
Lamps md Bar Fixtures.
silver and Plated Ware.
Sheet Iron aud Tin Ware.
Wood and willow Ware,
Gas Pipe and Fixtures.
Doors, Windows = md Blinds
the most complete assortms:it Of
goods in the State, and fer sale at Cheaper
Rates than are offered by any honsr between
Sacramento and Chicago.
PRACTICAL TIMERS AND PLUMBERS |
Ready to do any work in their line on short
notice
mhl9-tf Z. Is. RAIL. !
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-18

THE most convenient arrangement for
obtaining building sand that We can call
to mind is that employed by Col. Curry
in procuring the needed supply for the
stone buildings which are erecting under
his supervision. The Treadway creek
wnere it runs past the railway station
furnishes the sand, and he has it thrown
out in Quantities as required and screen
ed on the spot. Of course it fills in, by
the action of the water, as rapidly as it
is removed, and the railway Car shops
being close by, the creek and its sedi-
ments prove very great convenience.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-18

FROM the great and increasing number
of Canadian and other kinds of French
men who are continually to be found about
Alex. Leporte's place we take it that
there has lately been large addition Of
those industrious and thrifty people to
our population; and from the frequent
incomiugs and outgoings of Alex. S
teams We judge that his Spring business
has opened in an encouraging and pros
porous way.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-30
OPENING ITS EYES.

The New York Times opens It's rnso-
phisticated eyes with surprise. 1t is aston
ished that the uncompromising Democracy
should counterance the Democrats Of
California in their heretica! demand for a
large share OF the public lands. to be ap-
piled in construction of internal improve
ments. Is that New York journal serious
or .'sarcastikle:" Does it no. know that
the Democrat Of the straites: sect in the
South only asked of the Democrat in
other States whether he cold vote the
ticket Of national nomination IS no:
The Times aware that on s-cL . pledge
given the Democrat elsewhere was granted
dispensation to profess ..ry principles
which would conduce to tie success 0: the
common ticket? Why. tie vo.e TIA,
elected the Pennsylvania r-o.ect:oIis:.
Buchanan, was compounded Of a.. extremes
between free trade and direct bouu:;es.
land grant and land-grabbe-s. soanciers
Of every possible feather. :: comprised
all varieties Of foreign policy. from hin
who opposed the acquisition Q: foreign
territory for the extension Q: slavery. to
the flibuster who would import the raw
material of bondage from the coas: c.
Congo. Bless you, NJ. Times. this IL
diligence gathered Jesui. and Jansenis.
alike in the common fold. !: even locked
with liberation upon ali dwei.ers beyond
the line Of Dixon. Fer, whereas those
who voted any other than the Democratic
ticket were mathematical and prosecuted
as Yankees those OF the same land
and lineage, who had embraced the Dem.
ocratic name. were 40 .onge. Tan
KEGS Pierce. Seymour and Butte:
bore not that opprobr:ous appeiia.:oa
but We're known by tie cognonen c:
Estate rights Democrats" :. was no.
alone in the power of indulgence and ab-
solution that the grace Of the Democratic
despotism consisted. II the Southern
States any who failed to obey the de-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-30
dent administered "boorish and ungenle-

dent administered ''boorish and ungente-
manly" When it becomes the duty Of
gentleman to submit to insulting CONVEX
sation without man;festirS his dis
pleasure; when it shall be voted that
Chesterfeldian hypocrisy is more becom-
ing to an Ameriman gentleman than an
honest showing Of patriotism, President
Grant will be condemned By good Zen
generally for interrupt;ng the young guest
Of 41r. Dre1el, who parsded his notions Of
government in such an offensive manner.
We hope, however. that i. will be very
long before hypocrisy is inculcated as
gentlemanly virtue. Had q young
blockade runner presumed TO sing the
praises Of the English government and
abused his own in the presence Of George
Washington or old Hickory, he would
have received such rebuke as he would
never forget. V. beth these distin-
guished statesmen were undoubted gen.
tlemen. But they were also ike P,esi-
dent Gran. in more ways than one: they
were not only gentlemen themselves. but
knew whether others were, and put their
country far above the feelings Of its
enemies.
The published accoun: # the little
affair at Long Branch was evidently writ
ten by Bohemian who has been refused
dinner CT perhaps & customhouse ap-
pointment by tie President. and evidently
s,yrpathized with the poor victim Of the
Presidents wrath. But even he tailed to
conceal the fact that the young man COM
mitted a serious ofense, and was promptly
and justly punished for it Oh the spot. Ii
gentleman is denied the privilege of
vindicating Lis country's name and fame
even though it be q: the expense Of
fool's feelings. then le: Us eiec. such men
rs Washington, jackson. Lincoln and
Grant for our Presidents. and send our
gentlemen 20 Nassau, that nest .oy traitors
n the late war. where such conversation
IS offended Giant and offends every trns
American, IS the 1ule and not the ezcep-
ton,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-30
PAYMENT OF OCTOBER COUPONS

The State Auditor gives notice that
holders Of October coupons will be paid
in certified checks instead Of cash as
everybody expected. We suppose that
Mr.. Clinton has been notified by the fiscal
agency Of its inability to- meet the ez-
pected demand in cash, and that the noti-
fcation really comes from that institt-
ton through the Auditors office.
The amour: involved is not large, being
only about $4,000 but the principle
at issue is the same as though it were
ten times that sum. It is, in our judy
Aent unfortunate that the officer repre-
senting the State in a matter of this kind
should feel it to be his duty to make such
an announcement. I. looks IS though
the failure of the Fiscal Agent TO pay cash
on demand had been condoned by the
State. who is not directly an interested
party The debtor thus confesses the
inability CT the custodian 9: cash belong
!rg 10 tie States creditors. and offers the
option Of accepting wha: is offered them,
or going without ;Leir pay altogether.
Certified checks being at discount do
no. represen. cash. They are depreci-
ated paper, like State warrants. though
fortunately they have not yet become so
cheap. The high sounding announce
ment that such checks will pass through
the Clearing House is interesting to those
only who have transactions with that
rather 81 hynx like institution. The aver
age coupon holder has no business with
it, and does not consider its Endorsement
Of much value to him, unless it can make
the evidence of debt which he exchanges
for his coupon (itse,f az evidence Of debit
pass cunent at par.
The fiscal agency IS designated by law
as the custodian Of the States money. It
is expected to hold itself at all times in
readiness to pay. Nowhere can there be
found any authority TO relieveit from this
responsibility. Perhaps the Legislature
nigh: Legally do SO; but even such an ez-
e,c:se c: discretion BY this high authority
would lie OF 41es.ionab.e propriety. When
. coupon IS presented tie Auditor draws a
wa,:an: O. TIE fund provided iy Jaw to
-ee:::. TIE Treasurer takes Up the way
-aa: AL gives Is check or tie bank.
ms latter piece =: paper becomes the
property Of lie OWE: Il the coupon. He
may do wit lie Ileases WITH il. :: he
thinks i-o:e- e NY demand payment,
and ii refused. pro:es. and bring Lis ac-
ton. Tie ccn:es: viii then be one be-
tween LIN and tie iaLk. with which no
othe: SAFE .tIice. vii have anything to
g.
We 80 ga: . see that .ir. Clinton
any expression # approval
Of this .n:sl.ior 20 efer deprecated
paper il rayn4n: q coupons. Ii is pre-
,-nad he does hot indorse it al al. The
c-edi: Of the State IS low enough already
bonds ant. warrants being absolutely IN
saiatia. Tie effect Q: tbs notice VIII not
tend to raise the ;.:ce Of eithe. one or the
Il-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-30
QUARANTINE.

STATE OF louisiana,
Executive Department., !
New Orleans. September "a. 1875.
Whereas. by proclamation dated jane a. 1879,
quarantine restrictions were imposed on vessels
arriving at the port 0: New Orleans from the ports
of CAYENNE. Para. Perpambuco. Rio janeiro and
Buenos Ayres, in Scuth America, and other ports;
and
Whereas. The Board OF Health OF She State of
Louisiana has officially requested the withdrawa!
Of quarantine restrictions with respect to the
above mentioned ports:
Now. therefore. I. c. C. Antoine. acting Governor
of the State of Louisiana. do issue this my proca.
nation raising and removing all quarantine re-
strict:ons On vessels arriving at the port OF New
Orleans from the foresa!d ports OF Cayenne. Para
Pernambuco, Rio JaneiIo and Busnos AyGes from.
and after the date hereof
Given under Try hand and the seal Of the State
hereunto alta ched this twentv.fOrrth day OF Sep
tenber 4. b. 1873, and Of she INDEPENDENCE OF the
United States the ninety eighth.
c. c. ANTOINE, Acting Governor.
By the Acting Governor:
P. G. DESLoNDE.
EeGr6farv Nf Stale. sey2D
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-30
Cotton AND CORN,

Those vino iced and clo,he the world
have some advantages Of position which
even the Jay Cookies can not jar. Chicago
papers say tia: the Canucks tCanadians)
are on their way with gold 10 buy the bar
gains il grain. which must be presented
by an embarrassed market. Il is more
over stated:
Dispatches received here report :hat me
correspondents 8: Liverpool houses IN New
Io-s were :eaGy OF Wednesday TO pur.
chase wheat ard 10 pay for i: il currency
9. CEN. tbs FAC: Was manifest on the
ooaro G: trade Yesterday, where prices adj
vapced and buyers We're ready to pav for
their pure bases by cash On delivery. Some
of the buyers Lao dispatches that cash had
been shipped ~ express. and would arrive
IN day ~ .w-c. bu: to them an advance of
one 70 i've ceL:s was made.
We Lave rs same information in re-
gard 70 :--e king staple. sp;nnels buy
with gold :,y way, and if exchange be
restricted tie gold must be shipped. l:
is all the sale TO the spinner. This may
somewha: REEVE lie dependence oi New
Orleans upon :. currency supply Liable 20
be embarrassed Ky outside and uriore-
seen spea-.a:;cLs. It nay greatly relieve
our nation. circulation by adding some
millions 8: foreign coin. The people Of
the United SAFES can appreciate the value
Of cotton a: Ills time, VIXEN tbs exporta-
ton Of American State and railroad secu-
rites no longer pays for imports OF goods
or commands inward shipments of specie.
Not impossib,y arrangements may be made
by our banks % become the depos:tors
Of British sold enough to cover shipments
Of cotton. II case New Orleans may be
in any manLer relieved from financial
dependence which .ni:cts such injury
withou: any ;aClt or her part. It may
bette: enable NERO provide agains. or tide
over such m.sfortunes in the future. In
the meantime zen must ea. corn,
and icen. women and children wear cot
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car not serd ;hese indispensable articles
10 OH customers :Ley VIII cone for it as
the SONS OF jacob in the days Of famine,
every man with his sack ard lis money
in the mouth Of his sack. Let the buyer
of corn and Gotten cone, and by no means
mpty-handed.