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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-13
Thursday, August 10th, instant,

AT 1 { O'CLOCK P. NJ,
to appoint ten delegates to the State Convention
called by c.: H. Mccormick and Others, to meet at
Springfield, August a6th. Also to nominate can
didates for Sheriff and Coroner if thought best when
met. Also to appoint delegates to Congressional
and Legislative Conventions, If thought best when
met. Every voter in every township In the
County who approves the principles OF the McCor
mick call in invited. In nominating candidates a
basis can be agreed on in convention, giving each
township represented a voice in proportion to
its population. no matter how many may be pres
from the township. Now is the time for a gen.
ulne Peoples Convention.
BY REQUEST OF MANY VOTERS.
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COUNTY CONVENTION

All Independent Reform Voters, Democrats, Lib.
erals. and all voters Of Rock Island County who
approve OF the principles set forth in the McCor'
mick call for a State Convention, are requested tc
meet in the Court House in Rock Island, on
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COCOA KRENoLLA.

$aaaa$
Is without doubt the most
elegant HAIR DRESSER
in the world 4 Iady's
Toilets aot complete with.
out it. We are aware this
may seem arrogant bat the
many testimonials We have
had in its favor warrant
Us in making the assertion.
1t prevents the hair from falling off, and
gives it a softness and beauty that no other
preparation can.
Wholly free from irritating and hurtful
properties, it possesses all the peculiarly
bland and delicate properties of Cocoanut
Oil in the highest possible state of purity
and fragrance.
1t is cooling in its influence Eupon the
skin.
Cures all cutaneous eruptions, and rem
ders the scalp white, soft and healthy.
It, is the cheapest because its effects
are the best and most lasting. 1t is pre-
pared with the greatest care, and perfum-
ed with the most delicate perfumeries the
market affords.
Sold at a price that is at the command
of every one.
Price so cents per bottle.
MANUFACTURED AT THE LABOR
ATORY OF
W. N. EDGES l. CO.,
S. +. cor. of Main and Center SITS.
Springfield, O..
JOHN D. PARK, Agent,
Cincinnati, 0
All druggists and merchants are hand
ling it.
For sale in Rock Island by John
Bengston, and Emil Kehl9r. Thur
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d. ]. W. Stark, Dentist.

OooMs NEXT DOOR TO TIE TELEGRAPH OF
n fee, Illinois street, Rock Island. AL kinds OF
Dental Work done in the most approved styles
Charges reasonable. 6-l7dtf
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ROCK ISLAND i PACIFIC 3. =.

COAL VALLEY MINING co.'s TRAINS.
ARRIVE.
lava. 1850 A. NJ.
1870 NJ.
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p. r. McELHERNE,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
~ and Solicitor in Chancery Office opposite
Rock Island House, Rock Island, III. s-30dw1y
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BUSINESS CARDS.
KENwoRrEY& BEARDSLEY.

AW AND ABSTRACT OFFICE. ROOMS
l. Court House. Jno. I. Kenworthy, JAS, N. Beart
ey 1O-23d&wtf
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BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS b MIN.

BURLINHgVN, VEUAH HA11Oo q ~sN'
To BURLINsToE-Le. West Liberty, ar. " liberty.
Accommodation 700 AM u.S a N
Express .......... 9;fU Pm A'~o
To CEDAR RAPIDS
Express .......... 1900 NJ sHo N
Accommodation 1853 Pm o'oo M
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-11-21

II NAV he remembers that NJ. Due is ply
sician, not without repue who, on the loth oil
July shot his wife, in Paris, France, The case.
when opencd, showed a mean, anu scanoaiohs'
and miserable story. In 1860 the doctor Vas
ca,l,l to attend Nine. Boulanger, who lived
sonar,te from her husband, and presented,
said the Judge, ga wretchel example to her
DAUGHTER" Due fell in love with that daughter
and married her. For twelve years they dwclt
happily together, with two children. In 1872,
NJ Due, who lei very studious life perceived
great change in his home, Nine. Due became
cold in manner and careless in household mat
tiers. Hence jealousy and alarm. One day Due
strikes her, by accident, he says, and the wife
Immediately seeks comfort Mt her mother :
house, vowing never to return But return shc
does, all he same. Then n dismissed servant
betrays her. handing to the husband shame
less letter she had intercepted. This otense -
forgiven for the chldren's sake. But again ana
again suspicious matters arise, until Mt last an
other servant takes pity on the injured hnsoanu
If pity it is that would give man the GER
tainty of shame and misery. From that inter-
view Due zoe, to the Place du Paais Royal,
meets his wife forces her to come home with
him. and then shoots her. She RECEIVERS, ana
v,ites letter TO some man she had I" met in the
street, the very day after the attempt She
thanks the man for the scrcnaie, ana says she
was born to be iocoayrsc. This, with the ball
still unexractcd. Yesterday she appeared III
court, very elegantly dressed, looking quite
calm, listening with no visible emotion to her
husband, the prisoners. sobs. She is good
looking woman, tall, pale, frowning rather, and
with thin lips not the creature TO be Carried
away by passion, but the willing slave Of a mind
diseased. The Story was told without dis
pute. the jury delberatcd, and a crowed au-
diencc gave applause when they brought in a
verdict of not guilty.-ho"don Eng T"Cofop1
Sept %.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, November 20.h, 1871.
IAr Aclgo produce markets were generally
strong yesterday, some OF them being huoyant.
Mess Porl, was active, and GjWi Oc higher ON op
lions, closing at 5000 cash. aud $!otj seller the
year. Lard was active, and 3idJ0c per 100 lbs
higher, closing at $3.50 cash, and Sl2tGG' l32j
seller the year. Lake ireighta were dull and
easier closing at iic for wheat to Buffalo, Flour
was quiet aud unchanged, Wheat was quiet,
and C higher, closing at Soc for No. spring
seller the month, and 81 C for December. Corn
was active, and lazc higher, closing at i9stc for
No. seller the month, and 75l5c for the year.
Oats were active and i16Ec higher, closing at
soc cash, and i95ic seller the year. Rye was
quiet and frmer, at SjdS1iIc Barley was active
aud 365c higher, closing at sizes seller the
month. and Sl.ai for December. Hogs closed
dull and weak. Sales at sjJ0G690 Cattle were
active and firm a, s3Oo@s5.S5. Sheep we're dull
and unchanged at S2.J0@si.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-11-21
FINANCIAL e. COMMERCIAL.

There is no material change 10 note in buai-
ness matters during the past week. Trade in all
branches is moderately active. The prospect for
a good fall trade continue fair,
The receipts Of grain arc rather light The
few who have not already marketed their crops,
seem inclined to hold over for better prices.
In money matters the situation is about the
same rs during thc past month or 50. The sup
ply of olnablc funds is fair and the banks gen
orally accommodate their regular customers at
the usual rates. For long time loans, the market
is well supplied The demand for iou- time
loan, Is growing somewhat greater
In Chicago the market is reported mo1crat-
~ active. Business is brisk with bank, having
grain accounts. The banks usually accUmmo-
date their customers al the usual rate Of ten per
cent and for cash loans on llrstclass cojlatcrals
the market Is well supplied at from to : per
ct,it
Cod has been steady during the past week.
The fluctuations have been slight and range
from 1924 TO liO'i. The market closes quiet
end steady in New York, at from 10 to llOi5,
Government bonds in sympathy with gold
hare ruled firm and steady, and under good in
ycstmcut demand prices have been over main
tainod, and on some issues an advance has been
realized.
Ravens, MacKin,,y x Co,,un!>h thc following
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a., 100 miles Ia the norhwaYd of Idaho
,a h't Naycttc Lake as beautiful sheet o
~lV ~ an be found. This lake is the lar
"atc. az or five situated in the immediate
5Go t, y, 'U@ is forty five miles in length by
a. 49,, erage) in width ii is both fec
.nd raino9g W., he north fork Of the paycit,
River, which ppM . ui'eetiy 1hrpuGh IT, lt'
waters arc saidlttpN = nu.i"'. us ., 'ctt CGcP
and are "a clcan essh ~ hiosI Hnciy poilShcV
mirror The Comm, alounu .ac !ahe y
mountainous, and' The SSo",'9 'af'cu' Du'
picturesque ana heaut{A V" IA !, IS lOund
species of fisk know lra' ~ ,Ic name OF
red FISH," m appefAtibn a '.rru rom .heil
color, which Is z bea ,ritul orinl!llon, WIN
sbe cyccntion of the hso,l aud fins, which are
Of a dark eaIthlygrceu SnleE ihtir haDitS
are similar 70 those of Sali.eT, ana Ike the
Salmon they spawn and then die, me male
and female are easily distIhyuisl able, the
coors OF the male beng much brighter than
those Of the female. They live IN The deep
water ~. the lake and we have NJ accUuN' Oh
one ever having been seen in the lake oniy
when coming out Ot the water AT the mouth
Of therver when going up the river to splawn,
which they do from about the last Of July
Cntil nearly the last of October. When rs
Cendine the river they travel in schools NUM-.
bcring from one to two or three huldred, and
lsuttncD !aNu lhcul III large QUANTITIES. ny
ncang Of drag nets and seincs. When fresh
or when properly cured they are esteemed a
greater delcacy for table use than even the
mountain trout; but great skill and care and,
above all, great cleanliness, Is required for
shelr preservation in a manner for the table.
Dried, they are preferred 10 either herring or
Goldfish, but the best way to preserve them is
N brine. Put up'in this way-care beng ob.
served - have them perfectly fresh and per.
tectly cIcan-,hey are probably not CXCcilcd
by any other fish IN the world. The writer
has seen them late in the fall moving down
ihe river as If returning to the lake, bur such
multitudcs of them die along the stream shat
It is believed to be impossible that they get
back alive. In size the {" red fish vary but
little, beng generally about 20 inches long,
and weighing from three and q half t. five
pounds Being unknown to both British aud
American tsherman they are coming to be
looked upon as confined soley in Idaho and
Lake Payettc. and the object of this article is
70 call attention to the fact of their existence
and TO draw out an expression of opinion
from persons capable of Judging As To their
place among the tribes" Besides, they are
grea, delicacy, and 1t may yet be- found
practicable to stock the lakes of California,
oregon, Nevada. and perhaps all the North.
ern and Northwestern States and Territories
with them; the only apparent requisites nc
eessary to their propagation being depth oi
pure, cold water, and a gravelly stream for
their splawn.-Si'oerC Gy (idahO) WoT".
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NEBRASKA PRAIRIE FIRES.
A Whole Family Ovcrtal<en by the FIRE ANA
Burned while attempting to Escape.

A horrible story comes from Gage county
Nebl aska of the fearful ravages OF the pral
rio fires that each fail more or less dcso'a,t
portions of that state Many families il
Southwestern Nebraska are forsaking thcil
homes in terror and seeking safety along The
streams and railroads. Among the famile!
fleeing before the flames was that of Mr. s
Herndon, well known farmer OF Gage coun
~. He h.tched up his team in the morning
when the ire was still some ten miles behind
him, and started to reach Il stream some Il
miles distant Tie account continues
Good time was made by the team, and not
until late in the evening, when the WIND IN
creased In fury, was there any Apprehension
of danger. About dusk the wind Increased
to hurricane and the flames began to APP
proach them with terrible speed and awful
grandeur. Faster and faster they came, and
Mr. Herndon says that it was evident they
would overtake them in very few moments.
What to be done under the circumstances was
"A question that had to BE- decided quickly
The horses had now become unmanageable,
and were rs likely to 0vcrturn the wagon and
start for the flames as any other way. A
marshy piece Of ground was some two miles
distant, and near this was Il small branch OF
water from which he remembered he had fire..
uuently watered his horses. This was the
only chance for life, and hastily leaving his
wagon and team to their fate, he started for
the marsh with his youngest child, n lad OF
eight years, in his arms 1t was struggle
for life. Death was coming, and they made
one grand effort to get out Of its reach, but
Il ,ro, ,n,yo;lipu Wa will NOT up1pr
take 10 depect the anguish Of the father as
be was compelled to see the cherished ones OF
his own heart, those whom he loved even bet
tel than his own lIfe-blood, sink down one
after another and became prey 10 that most
terrible of all deaths-Sy fire. The little
daughter was the first that was Ovcr,akcn and
the mother was prone to stay and give up her
life with her darling, but she kept on, while
the flames were yet more than a hundred
yards behind, aud little Mary was left on her
knees praying that her Heavenly Father
might take her TO his bosom and save her
mother and father and little brother from
pcrlshing Death came soon for her, and not
long did it wait for the little brother and
mother Ia few moments the mothers
clothes were on fire and she was unable 10
proceed The father, with desperate deter
minatisn to save his little son, pushed on,
but already his clothes were on fire anu the
little boy, the pride of his heart was strug
Cling to free himself from the fortunes, ana
soon he was at rest in death. His body but
hindercd the progress of his father and to
save himself he determined to abandon Ii.
Thus freed irom all cncumbrances he made
greater speed and succeeded in reaching the
stream.
After Tie fire had passed by he rr'racicd his
stems and Gathered in one Mace nil that WAS
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Fish,

Seth Green piscicurst while exhibiting a
sank of hsh in public recently made few re-
marks on The nature and habits of these ami.
mails; and referring TO the mooied question,
DO fish hear!" answered. emphadcally in
the negative. To demonstrate his opinion,
he asked the band To arrange themselves IN
close proximity Go the tanks, and blow their
ioudest blast. This they did, but not one of
the multitude of fishes stirred fin. Mr..
Green then said that although fish were thus
unacceptable to sound, they are keen of Wis.
ion, and sensitive Of the slightest jar. Toll
ius.raie the latter point he tapped on the bot
som Of one oftbe trou'-tanks with just enough
force 10 cause slight vibration in the water
when every inmate of the tank darted Off lik,
fash.
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CAPITAL paid I'M 500, 900.
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New York Market.

New YORK, Nov. 10th, 1874.
Flour-Actiyc and lower. Western and State
siJods5.OO
wheai-Bctter. No. . Chicago sil0dslsli;
Milwaukee, sla3@sl2J; Minnesota, sl.2I@ slt,G
0orn-9i196c for western mixed.
Rye-si.l0@tila
!, 0ats-Mixed western, 6a965c
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Ma, WHAT'S n tanker" inquired bright
little child yesterday; I'm sure
don't know, my son. Where did you hear
the uoEdy Why, at Sunday school, you
know, they sing;
We'll stand the s,orm--it won't be long:
Well tanker by and by
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DIR. II. OLIS,
THE CONFESSIONS OF AN INVALID

PUBLISHED a. wARSIsG and for the benefit Of Young
MrS AND OTHERS who suffer from NERVOUS DEBILITY,
LOSS OF MANHOOD, etc, supplying the jrr1RS Of NV'
CH,e. Written by who cured himself after undergoing
considerable Qaackery and sent free receiving post
paid directed envelope.
Sufferers arc invited to address the author.
NATHANIEL MATFAIH,
sept. 5-6iaOs-sp l.. U. Box 1873, Broolya, y. :.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-13
MARKETS..
Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK. September u Gold closed at 1925,
The treasurer paid out $50 600 interest and
Dry goods $685. SIS: merchandise f4.5s6. $50.
specie shipments for the week e723,oss, princi.
nany silver "a bars Customs receipts 900; for
Tennessees IS. new 3; vireinias ash. new %.
console sh. deferred 8: Louisianas 81. rev 81,
levee skies ~. Fights %; Alabama Fights IS, fvec
30; Georgia skies %. sevens 90 North Csrolinas
~ new TO- epecal tar $; South Carolinas IS. new
Cotton closed quiet. sales 4Ol baiee Middlins
uplands ISL middiing Orleans l74c. Net receipts
none; gross 1Ol.
Futures closed easy; sales 1900 bales ~ FOL.
lows september IS l3.l6c; October Is l6c: Novem.
Der % n-20lSSc; Deoenbar Is 7.l6c;. January
- u32c; February Is 25-a20l5 13-i6c; March
Flour q shade 6rmer; little better export in.
to s. isSs sr GOOD to choce
g. whs Ga e. about lc better moderate demand
for white Western. Corn dull And heavy; decidedly
lower S096e or Western mixed In store: 81 c fog
40 afeat. Pork hrme,: nav S22 IS. Lard firm at
33kc. Rosin firm at 81 20d2 30 for strained
Freights firme,: cotton by steam nd wheat BY
CINCINNATI, tSepfember l2-Cotton quiet; mid.
oIng l6c. Flour firm. Wheat firm; red 81 $50
! %; white 81 lSa1 20. Corn firm se0s3c. Osss
trm - 0sse; Pork advanced; 90 Is. cLazd-Sun.
ders exc; clear rib Hhe: clear14c. Bscou-De.
mand good and strong salee Of sheulders q lohc;
clear ; rib lshc; clear lCse. whsky-ns@and good,
81. LOWS. September l2-Cotton quiet sad un-
coanged; Flqur quiet and unchanged, with fair
al g 81 c IA vn sss :re q e
s y e e 9st: dun; e Isashc whiaky arm
er; shoulder. loac clear rib l5kc; clear 1sh 0l6e.
Lasd-fOr refined l51c,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-13
(c,ST,SUrn FROM FIRST PAGE.

Exchange. III response $" inquiries 'a'eu
to-day: .r;h,
MOBILE. Sep.embe. ':.-ihe crop trlou
-Sary to Mobile is better ,naa on ,1 noo go
Receipts here are estimated at ooo'oeo oaies
The crop in Alabama was almos. q total
failure fact year liz the territory tributary
MEMrmIs, September l.--Crops are poor
throughout the Memphis. distr:ct-ean not
NEW ORLEANS, September l2-The crop
4ributary to New Orleans is at least
twenty five per cent less than last year.
GALVESTON, September l2.-The drought
has greatly damaged the uplands. Ih me
iowlands will be well. The crop !, 1o,ooo
bales short.
MORE Some correspondents estimated
in july that the Texas crop vii! exceed
last year over 80, 600 bales.
The above dispatches are from reliable
source.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-13
FOREIGN.
The Captured Insurgsnf Chief.

The Captured Insurgsnf Chief.
Havana, September l2.-Calito Garcia,
the captured insurgent leader, 10 now on
board OF gunboat at Manzanilla.
When surprised by his captors, Garcia
drew a pistol and fred two shots at them.
When taken be was found to be wounded
in the head. the ball having passed out near
the nose. The SDaniards say he shot him
SELF. 1t is thought gangrene has Get in.
Strike az Bolton.
LONDON. September l2.-The great strike
of cotton operatives at Bolton, which was
announced on Thursday, has been com
menced. The strike stops twenty-four mills
which employed $1,000 hands; forty eight
mills employing 1000 hands continue opera
tions. Subscriptions for the strikers have
been opened by the Trades Union through.
out the manufacturing districts.
Victory Over the Carlisle.
MADRID, September Fan official dis.
patch is published announcing that General
Paria has gained a victory over the Cariists.
Troops for Cuba.
Three thousand troops will leave Cadiz
for Cuba about the end OF the present
month, and 5000 more in October.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-13
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY,
OFFICE or THE DAILY RRP0bLiCA1,
8sruenAx Exn41xG SAINT amller II 1871.

OFFICE or THE DAILY RRPObLfCA1,y
SATURDAY EvDNlNs. September H. 1879.
vivid sensation was excited in financial circles
late in the day BY the intelligence that, under =
writ Of sequestration obtained from the Superior
Court at the SUIT OF small creditor the Cltizone
Bank had been sssed by the shern ana Mas
, that MessrS Casey Flanders and L!amDlas hao
been appointed receivers.
fair demand for discounts both IN bank and on the
street, but with little movement. and with the
rates Of commercial without apparent vs. Via
natures ui, " with or .sithont coiaterals, st
10 p cent per annum; first class at 1ldn Al at
ladla and second grade at 21-Y cent per month:
PEE annum and 81 cOnd grade 1T -.
SEw ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.
C. Clea aes g B. sa al nc :;
Total Last week ,'....... s.323.774 ~ l63 20 "a
Total week before 1900. 3,3o3,72o SO Als!63l %
We are indebted 20 Mr. l. +. Maynard, manager
of the New Orleans Clearing House for the follow
ing cOmpar statement of the ASSOCIATED ban
for the week eSdtng 10 day
Currency. ................ eIo.aVv '.''''
Loans .... '...'..'.'...' e .a,,"o. ''''''
The increas. in loans aud deposits 10 owing to
the addition Of two banks to the association.
Gold opened at lO9 a 1925. against loss at New
York aud after ed business closed at the
opening rates, against 1884, in that marker.
Nothing TRANSFERRED in silver. American half dol
lars were stll quoted At los,s CLOS, and Mexican
dollars at 81 gold
Sterling exchange was without guOtabie vara.
tiOa The only sales reported wsEe $1,000 and
s 1000 Al clear at SIS %.
francs were . shade lower. but no sales were re-
ported.
At tho close sterling bills were quoted At
s. 26k as 237s for bill OF lading and Al clear and
-0$5 IS for bank, ard flancs At s'as. l.. y
for private and - for bank.
The offerings OF dome site exchange were Of mod
crate extent, and, with . fair demand CONNER.
cial WAS without Iu0tabe variation. The sales
Of New York sight covered 385,O09 embracing
$50 600 commercial and $50 600 bank 1t !. p cent
premium, and $25 90 bank a: 3-l6.
The banks checked Oh New York az = cent
premium AID commercial sight was quoted At
t03.l6.
In stocks re noticed Gales OF 10 shares 81.
Charles Street Railroad Com pany at s.. so and At
auction, by Messrs. u. de Ferret Co.. ~ shares
Union Bank at S 40.
The only sale of bonds reported was 6sOos city
gold bearing seven per cents at a0'..
No sales OF city appropriation certlfcates Mefr0'
pOiitan Police warrants time certificates OF 1873
were reported. They are still! quoted nominal q
44045.
Nothing transpired in State warrants Old were
still entirely nominal. while new now sule0 At -.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-13
Approximation PriZes.

The subscribers, having witnessed the drawing
of the Louisiana State Lottery, GLASS NJ" hereby
certify that the above the numbers which
were this day drawn from the 10 900 placed in tho
wheel.
Witness our hands At New Orleans, this day.
Saturday. September u. 1874
n. PERALTA,
ADAM GIFFEN.
Sworn COmMi sSiOnef0
Prizes Cashed Without Discount.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-13
POUND NOTICES.

DEPARTMENT OF POLICE,
New Orleans, September 8, 1874.
WAS BhouGhT TO THE FIRST DISTRICT
w Pound corner of Lafayette and Iocust
OF I'D COW, branded D: g.. ON the left hin.
wMcn nee claimed within 1--WE dayo md the
expenses thereou paid viii b sold e pubiic anc
Ton, at said pound, on MONDAY, eeptember ID. i,
No. 62-se9 I'd 11w;r;s1..%
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-13
COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY EVENING. September y 1874.
COTTON-The sales to-day embraced little
over 300 bales at prices requiring no change in
our quotations, except a reduction on the outside
figures for low middilns and &c on the inside for
slrict low mlddDg. We give also tho isures and
report Of the Exchange as below:
General Exchange
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-13
IN BANKRUPTCY.
N0TARIES,

A HERO, JR.,
NOTARY PUBLIC AND COMMISSIONERS OF Do
once Ne. II Commercial Place.
Passports procured with dispetoh. ana veol!s
eetontaon Own to AL oo*
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-13

all risks, and the money lender is geaping
al rewards OF their enterprise.