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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-23
THE MlLLLNER.

Make her work harder she 10 but miilner,
How dare she complain hard worb 10 killing herr
Aged seventeen and consumption!
Some law should be made to punish presumption.
Make her work harder her mother poor creature,
10 parslytic in each limb and feature.
In such q condition she should be willing,
To work day and night TO obtain but q shilling
Make her work harder! she dwells in q kitchen,
And people who live by their hemming aud stitch
ing,
Must keep on working, for breakfast and dinner,
Or 60 without clothes and get thinner and thinner
Harder they made her work, harder than ever.
Then came scToss her path y practiced deceiver,
One young and wealthy, who, smiling upon her,
IiYst gained her affections and then her dishonor!
of course he forsook her; q creature 90 tender,
Who in this wide world would care to defend her !
Down with her, down with her lower and lower,
In few weeks her OLD mother won't know her.
Bright are her Young eyes, delighting beholders,
Her hair falls in ringlets over her shoulders;
Dow n with her. down with her lower and lower
Till only the vilest acknowledge they know her.
God what q wreck of q creature 90 dutifu)!
God what WI eek Of creature SO beautiful!
Purchase q shroud, her pale fase to lie in;
Take her away the victim 10 dying
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-23
MAHKhTS.
Uameat1c Markets.

NEW YoxK, July 22-Evening .-Mopey offered at
4 Sn Ri, z steady. 81 49, Gold Ill y 0l,lA. Gov.
eminent dun a., d steady. New hves llSS. State
bonds que and ste ady.
LOuisanx ccnsols 6Ok O63
EtOs ks dull ana lower
Sub treasurer balsnces-Gold s33 6s4,552; cur.
xeDcy 20 $50 1873.
The Sub.tre asuIpr psd out &124 0O0 on account
nj il terest and Sal 900 for bond.
Customs receipts to day, S26s,OOO
Cotton clOs cd dull middling upAnds Ike; Or.
1esps IL; sales to-day s94 bales; ne reSepts 9s;
gross 322 copsoida ed net receipts 6sli exports to
Futures closed quiet and steady; sales 955 bales.
= follows: July \ I'LL 25.32c August II 25-32c;
Nep,. mber IL 2l-32c October II 7-i600ll 1920;
November II ll.s2dllSc December M oil - 32c;
9snuag v kOli % BE; February II 2la0ll ii l6c
InIch II l3l61ll 27-32c; April II 3l-320l2c; May
Ilk0ii 32c; Juue IL 9-320l2 slice.
Flour Gull, and grades Other than strictly sound
still in blu, ers favor al - 6505 IS for common TO
far extra So them, and 6s 8O08 SO for gOod to
cbo,ce do Wheat quiet in cons. quen'e Of cooler
weather and less pressure to realize, without de:
ciaed change il price; 6sc0Sl oS for winter red d
Western; s! 20 for new amber Dela~a'e; 81 IS
Tor new amber Jersey. COin-Pr1me without de-
ciaed change If piIcr, and only very mo0erate
e1por, an. home trade inquiry; s3.se for graded
mixed: SEQ for graded yellow; $40 for yellow
Bout her n; Sac Tor white Weste m Oats quiet and
cnchan ged. Pork dull, heavy and lower at $Isso
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-23

for new. Lard dull and lower at ll.25c for prime
steam rendered. Coffee dull and nominal Sugar
duh. Rice quiet Molaases firm and Qniet- Spii-
its turpentine quiet. Rosn unchanged FTeignss
without decided change.
ST. LOUIS, July 22-fl0ur fat with no buyers e1,
cept for jobbing lots. Wheat dull; No. led faN
81 30 No. 3 do 81. Corn opened strong and high
er; closed inside prices No. mixed 4O'4 0sihc:
Oats duh and heavy; No. SIC bid. Bye weak ~
53c Whisky steady at 81 10. Pork dull small
lots el9 62k. Lard dull and unchanged Buzz
meats dull; shoulders $50; clear rib snc clear
sides II Ollkc and II AUl2hc. Hogs stt ady ana
unchanged with only . local demand.
CINCINNATI. July A-Fiour dull and nncbange 20
Wheat steady, fair demand; new red $l0i ".
Corn dull at acc. Oats dull 28O37c. Bye dun; o'c.
Barley dull and unchanged. Pork nominaliy IN
changed Lard dull; steam offered at lie de1vered:
current make sold ut l0'tc kettle quiet; ~ 0l3c.
Bulk meats dull and nominal. Bacon IN falr de-
mand shoulders 2, d81c clear rib and clear sides
llt0l1a and llkc. Hogs active and firm; heavy
sc .0a6 80. Whisky in fair demand and steady;
CHICAGO, July 22.-Flour dull Wheat strong;
No. eprng SIC spot. Corn fairly active; AN %
"A 3c spo'. Gate frmer. Rye inactive; Sc Bar
lev dull ana nominal Pork dull and weak: SIS 30
Gl8 IS spot. Lard inactive; l0.15c spot.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON July 22.-Bukinets in Nincing Lane has
not improved during the week. Sugar met with
good Gems nd partly speculative further ship.
ments to America being made. Fine cOffees 30 d
readily at high PRICES; common RENAME quiet and
heavy. Arrivals of tea decline, established prices
on lower grader fine teas steady. Rice inactive.
Spices continue dull.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-23
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN, }
sunday, July %, 1876. 5
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

CLEARED YESTERDAY
British steamship Vanguard Gill; for Liverpool
Steamship Lizzie. Felsher. for Pensacola
Steamer Amite. Adams. for Pensacola
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship New Orleans, Dearborn. from New York
IS h instant to A Mouton-2d district
Steamship w Hewes, Morgan, from Havana, to
c. Whitney &co-Algiers
STEAMBOATS,.
Frazer. Canton. from Lower Coat
carrie Thorn. OPry. from Lower Coast
EXPORTS.
LIvKRPOOL-Steamship vanguard-e57 bales Of
cOtton 81 bushels corn in bulk Is bbls oil SO hhda
'o0ncco ISSi AXIS oilcake 1900 stAves
lnNcACOLA-Sfeamehi Lizzie-l40O sks corn 100
PENSACOLA-Steamsh shin Amite-ac0 al. ..- "A
S1e oets ~ eks bran bbls whisky ok bacon 3
nnos sugar ~ bales hay and sundry mdse
IMPORTS.
NEW YORK-Steamship New Oreans-Astd mdss
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
LOWER COAST-Steamer Carrie Thorn-suu.
LoWRR COAST-steamer Fraser-suudr,es
RECEIPTS BY RAILROADS.
4ORGANS LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
July - oales cotton 289 SKIS rough nce GOO AXIS Of
wheat 478 head cattle and sundr, .s
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD IuIv
N-z0o bbls lime rs ties hams 3 tea bacon Is hIe
bacon and sundl1es wa '"'ou ." '
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-23
OONSTABLES' SALES.
HAnlmR

George Boning vs., Mira. r. u,rr,.en-
II" ~: !ust1ce Court for the parish Of orleans,
RY vlRTUE OF A WRIT oR Rrrp, p.c,As 70
me directed by the Hon. william n Holmes,
of Ha justice Of the peace in and for the parish
ceed 10 .s,, IN the above stated suit, viii pro
70. ESQ Pcydras street. on FRIDAY July rs. 1876 Is
twelve O'Clock NJ 'u'' -'' A'
v.a. LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, a. per il.
'e saiosyy Q; On f ale in my once.
!erms-Cash on the spot.
~" ~ 2s' JOHN MCCORMICK, Constable.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-23

All articles sold at the Centennial Elk
hibition, from any of the departments, ars
conspicuously marked with the name Of
the purchaser, but according to the rules
must remain in place until the exhibition
closes. Under these conditions the won
derful gauze and gold embroidered night
dress, marked miss Ordway, $751;" is re.
ceiving world wild reputation.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-23
SARCASM.

What strange proceeding for the tenn
perance convention ut Philadelphia 10 ap-
peal to the Democratic convention at st.
Louis to pisce in nomination man pledged
to temperance principles: 10 accede to
such request they would have to 60 out
side Of their party for candidate. To ask
a party which for fifteen years has been
kept alive BY alcoholic stimulants slone to
in dorse q temperance mAu is truly fine
piece Of sarcasm.-Ihe Republic.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-23
River and Marine News.

SoUrHwEsr PASS, July o. 6 P. M Wind south.
west. light Wear her cloudy and warm. Arrived
steamship W. G Bewes, Morgan master, from
HavaLa, to c. A. Whitney & Co.; steamship New
Orleans, st 1890 last hight, Dearborn, master,
from New York, TO A. Moulton. Sailed-Steamship
A,iel ard ship Emma, for East Psscagoula.
SBREyEPORT july 2.-Weather partly cloudy,
with mercury at $40. The river has rlsen two feet
two ipcbee and is within four feet four inches
of the highest water ihis season, Departed
Bonnie Lee for New orleans.
WICK sBURG. July % River stationary. Weather
clear nd hot. Up Graz Tower, at II A. NJ; Par
gould at IL NJ. DOwn-Morgan, at midnight; Glen
SsaPHIs. July 22-River fell two inches, and
now sts nds at twenty seven feet five inches. Maxi
mum thermometer SO. Weather clear. Ar.
riyed-Msude, from Vlcksburg. Depart+d-Gar-
land. for Ark eas river; Ruth, for White liver.
CINCINNATI, July 22-River twelve feet five
j inches and falling. ATrived-ShannOn, from New
Orleans. Departed-GOlden Rule Tor New Orleans.
Wea thsr clear and pleasant
PIrrsBuRG July 22.-Kiver five feet four inches
and STATIONARY Weather clear and pleasant.
RvAxyvILLE, July 22.-River stationary. Weather
ole A. and warm.
LOUISVILLE, July N-River falling; seven feet
in the canal Weather warm and clear
CAIRO, July 22.-Arrived-Schenrk, from New
Oreans At II A. NJ; Cher okee from New Orleans.
At p. N. Departe d-Schenck, for Cincinnati, at
moon: Cherokee for Cincinnati, at p NJ. River
thirty one feet one inch and falling. Weather clear
Er LOUIS, July 22.-Departed- Atlantic and
barges ZOE New o leans; City of vics sburg for
Vicksburg River fallen eighteen inches aud fail.
ing fast Weather clear aud warmer.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-23

The Morehouse Clarion says: "The hour
has come when every individual in the
State must take q stand for or against an
honest government" The Democrats
thought the hour had come fifteen years
age, when they commenced war against
the United States. They are still arrayed
against honest government, and will not be
satisfied unless our government is made
dishonest, and tOo-thin Tilden is a. its head.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-23
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Red River Freshet.

SHREVEPORT, July 22.-The news IRON
Ola river today is not so disheartening
The fall is reported to have reached caro-
lima Bluffs this morning. 1t should come
to q stand here by Tuesday. In case ii
does no material damage will result to the
plan tations below.
A Railroad Agent Drowned.
V1cKsBURG. July 22.-L. NJ. Downing
agent of the Vicksburg and Shreveport
railroad at Delta, Louisiana, was taken
with cramps and drowned, late yesterday
afternoon, while bathing in the river near
OH Tank Struck by Lightning.
Parker, BURG LANDING, Pa, July 2l.-
The lightning struck an oil tank at Dill'e
Station; 81 600 barrels of oil were burned
Death BY Heat.
ST, LOUIS, July 22.-Am0Dg the dozen
heat deaths within the last two days, was
Captain James Lowery, ex-mayor OF Pitts
Centennial.C ommissioper.
RICHMOND, July 22-Moses p. Handy,
editor of the Enquirer, has been appointed
by the President, commissioner for Viz
GINA on the centennial commission, vice
General E. r. Bagwell, deceased.
An Abscondlng Jeweler.
MONTREAL, July 22.-E. G. Nellor, Jewel.
or. of this CITY, has abscOnded, taking with
him So, 900 worth Of jewelry.
Death Of an Ex-Governor of New Hamp-
shire.
KEENE, N. H., July 22-Ex-Governo
William Halle is dead.
DAVENPORT, Iowa, July 22-Three ladies
and child were drowned at HOplnktoD, by
the upsetting Of boat in which they were
sailing.
BosroN, July 22-Two Italians regis
tered as Charles and August Burgust at the
Phoenix Hotel. One cut the others throat
while asleep, and escaped. The murdered
man before death said his name was
Nicholas Ssvignoni.
Nlurderers Lynched.
CANON CRY, Col, July 22.-The sheriff
of ROsita yesterday captured joe Salmadge
and Felipe Sala. the murderers of Mr.. New
man, in West Mountain valley. They we're
brought to this city and confessed the
murder Last night party OF citizens
forced the Jail and hung them. Every
body approved the act.
Convicted of Murder.
louisville, Pa, Jnly 22.-Four men,
McGeh han, RoOrity, Carroll and Boyle, who
have been on trial tor the past ten days for
the murder OF Policeman YOst, in Tama
nuax. in 1875, were this evening convicted
of murder in the first degree.
Probabilities.
War DEPARTMENT.
Office Chief Signal Officer, )
Washington, July %, lS76-43O P. N.Y.
Far the Gulf States, cooler weather with north.
erlv AID easteily win0s kept on the immediate
coast and the e1 tleme southwest, with rising
tarometer Al d partly ciouCy VT ather. and posi-
bly, local rains. Bed river Will continue to rise.
Cotton.
Sc1Yn 4.
eompnrative statement OF cotton for the week
ending to-day:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-23
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining In tho New Orleans Posto0co
July 23, 1876.
Office hours on Sundays from 10 A. n. to ~ n.
Persons calling for these letters will please say
Advertised" and give date.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-23

Figs this season are q failure, and the
few in the market command high figure.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-23
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

Gold opened at Ill A DIP. against lll7s at New
York AID after hunted business. closed at 1ll5s
0ll's against lll'4 at New 70 k The sales sum nm
med up SIG 500 embracing S5e0 1t llla4; $1,000
and 5 10 90 at lll7s and s 1000 at liz.
No sales of silver we're reported and EQUATIONS
continued entirely nominal.
Under the course Of gold at New York sterling
was \ or about 10 p cent lower and francs
weaker. The sales of sterling were confined to
& 1900 and $1,000 bi of lading at at IS "A.
The only eale of francs reported was so 600 COM
mt rcal at 46b 4.
At the close sterling bills were quoted at
IS 43h as AL. for bill Of lading and Al clear and
ass 48 for bank (bank counter rate, -O$3 49,,
and france at -04.66A for commercial and noml.
nal for bank.
New York sight continued quiet and steady. The
sales comprised $4,000 private bankers at
~ cent premium. SIS 600 bang at g. and S25,O0O
q. SIG.
The banks continued to check on New York at
i y cent premium, and commercial sight was
st quoted at 4.
stocks were dun and without any new feature
to nOtice.
state coasnls were quiet and were still quoted
at 81 u 49, The sales included 5000 at 81 y.
City premium bonds were quiet also. and con
timed to rule at Ssh G35a4. The sales included
$1,000 at 35ss.
Moth Dg was reported in old city bonds, city
scrip or state warrants.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-23

The market appeared to be inanimate at the
opening but subsequently became comparatively
active, ten brokerage houses participating ia the
busiress noted above. Factors adhered with in.
C. eased hrmness to their previous pretensens.
and buyers were compelled to pay prices leaning
to cur our outside figures Although, however, the
advantage WAS mani,estly on the side of factors,
the III p Ovement realized was within our previous
range. and We consequently have made no change
in our quotations. bul it was more difficult to find
Ill lots at inside rates. The dispatches re-
ported Liverpool frner. but not quotably higher
low grades dearer-with sales OF IL, 600 bales and
arrivals frmer; HAVE frmer, but not quotably
h gher, and New York steady for spots and l-32c
hug Ter for futures.
At noon to-day mddling was quoted at Galveston
at lie, at Mobile at lOa dl01ac, at Savannah at
loaic. at Charleston At lie, at Wilmington at
lOac, at Norfolk at l01c, at Baltimore at Ike,
at New York at II 1l.l6c, at Boston at lla.c, at
Memphis at 0aa ale, and at Augusta at Ion c.
The Exchange makes the amount shipboard
not cleared before to-day's exports) 9752 bales,
embraciug ABA Liverpool, 4O3 for Havre 584 for
Bremen. $50 for the NJ diterrAneao, and 266 for
cOastwise ports leaving Ill pr. sses, agreeably to
its account at II M, 2699 bales. Estimated
amount unsolu Al 500 bales. small part Of which
is actually on sale.
The worlds visible supply was set down TODAY
at 2.34,45 bales. against 23l8 272 last week and
2,377,5 last year, showing falling OF from last
YEAR IF So 053 bales. against l40 1858 last week and
1874 5l3 the week before.
The Exchange reports: SALES 1850 bales. Market
6rm."
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-23
COMMERCIAL.

COTTON-The sales to-day embraced 1900 ha'es
at prices requiring no change in quotations.
We give ais" the figures and report Of the b1-
change as below:
AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-23
LADIES, LIST.

Adam Amanda Miss Hollon Miss
Andrews 3 Mrs Hobbs MRS
Anderson Miss Howard .dith Miss
Armste ad Letitia Mrs Howard Ida Mise
Alexander Mary MIS- Hutchinson Miss
Adkins A Mrs Hensh Jennie Miss
Bal ringer Mrs Lee Sallie Miss
Barren 1 NJ Mrs Lemon Katie MISS
Parton W Mrs Mcguire S Mrs
Bank L B Miss Meader Miss
brewerton Virginia Miss Merza L Mrs
Bernhard NJ Mrs Mitchell C c Mrs
Biscom Carolina Mrs Mcqueen Addie Miss
Breyht Nettie Miss McHenry Lou Misc
Brown Liz Mics McCue Miss
Brown Amanda Miss McMuIray 4 Mrs
Brown Jennie Mrs Nash Mre
Brown Nettie MIS- Night Ange Mrs
Buckner Mary Mrs Nicsnd Mrs
BIud C Miss More ADeGa MISS
Clark Mary Miss Pattendon kittlg
Cornnel kugenie Price Frances Ars
Covipgton Mrs Phillips Mrs
Coleman Elizabeth Pllts Martha Mre
Cook II M Mrs Place Lucy Miss
Dalton Sarah Mrs Putnam W Mrs
Dickson Maria Raw NJ Mrs
Drullhet Mrs Ravel NJ K Mrs
Dubois Ellen Mrs Reed Lizzie
Evans Ad-ins Miss Ryan Maggie Misc
EdwaIde n Mise Robinson MRS
Grant Salle Miss Swan Ophella MISC
Gray Mrs Seaman ii Mrs
Gilbert Mrs Shelly Josie Miss
Or fin L Mrs Sellim Miss
Giidemeester Mrs StellOr NJ Mics
Guyman Mrs S'ern mrs
Harper Miss Shields Ammadje
arcey Mics Scott MISS
Handlev j G Mrs Trainim Rosa Mise
Harris NJ Mrs. ThiriOt I Mrs
Hayde Miss Tow lin Z L Mrs
Halding 4 NJ Mrs Thomas Mrs
Rardie Emma TOlrey Miss
Harris II Mrs Wallace VIM MIB
Hi. Earriet Miss Wilson D Mrs
Jackson Nj Miss Williams NJ Miss
Jones Cecilia Miss Wrlther g Miss
Johnson L Mrs Wilson h Mrs
johnson Mrs Wilson e Miss
JOnson Mrs Wi knare Mise
Jones VI Mrs WOn rarah Miss
Howe CLule Mrs WOh Mre
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-23
Meteorological and River Report.
AFTERNOON REPORT-3:43 F

The following statement of the weather and
rivers is furnished by the Signal Service officer Sta
md Mt No
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-23

SiAA n
Cargo Frank
| Carr j p
| Chalaron A ]
Craig kebert
Clark W irving
Canthas Smith
| CAyewer 4
| CauinacB JOS
Calsts ne Domenic0
Clark Thos L
| Clark Ricard
| Chapman Joseph
Casebeen Z
| Chalard F
! Carter H G
| C1amer, BergerOn j
Chan prom MIC
| Creighton John
Clinton William
Collins & G
Conenberg c
Courk J A
Ccgnollstti A
Crughlin David
Comes Louis
Cousin L
CostO l.
Cork myer Henry
Cobb o 4
Coward Alfred s
Cowell Robert
Coate Allen
Colesco;t W
Cross Geo L
Cochran q W
Cole man John
Chuoback + Z ?
Cunnlife T B
Davis Lewis
Dale J H
pavenpor: J
Drake Siias
De Lassus Chas
Drjole e II
Demcut John Il B
De Russey General
Deason B +
Dreyius L
De shan l.
Dunn + B
Duskin Alex
Dun glory A
Dupuy a
bud ey II N
Dunloa John
Drury James
Dufroes Ell tens
Dunn WIN
Durelle Alfred
Eadison 4 A
Evans George
Eenes NJ
Esplnache Jose
Eicke George
Edmonds John
Faunce g A
Fauche W A
F. hrerbach L 2
Freend II NJ
Fernandez ? T
Erelles NlcanOr
Fee y est
FrederIcks Z L
Tall Frederic
Felix Geo
Fernandez J
FIlander Mathew
Erie nd d
Fiz James
Fitzgerald Jas
Forsyth Jas
Force Aaron
Force Chas
Foster H Fl
FOucaneed Joseph
Floyd q
Flowers + II
Garrett +
Gamer P
Gain F B
Graves JnO E L
Grammar A
Gray Reuben F
GRAY Stephen Jno
Gessuer Geo Prof
GretnOr Mr.
Greenlow T J i Co
Greiser Z
G enn Jas
Gerser FletGhiD ger
Green W II
Cost amer Mr.
Golden NJ J
Gorlng Friedrich
GrOs Leon
Guedry Frank
Hamlin Il Co c
Harp J W
HaDkard Gus
Ham mel & Co L
He'll Nelson
Harris j V Dr.
Hale John 8
Hardin Frank
fiaas A NJ
Harris D A
Hall Frederick
Handwarker l. Verie
Here A
henry D Z
Hedrick T C
Heller William
Hebert John
heDker Adam
HebeIt v
Heath J P
Heyman 5
HerzOg & Brother CT
Her berger John
Henry q Taylor
Hende rson J NJ
Hnlsey Nelson
hOte Charles
HOilingswOrth W W
Hscbs NiOh
Hode, 8 Weston
Hoover David
Hodges H K
Huff A 4
huntington C'P
huIdig ArCha
Hutchinson A C Cap
Isaac, Jolomick l. &C
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-23
MISCELLANEOUS.

Bank Of America American Tract Society
Diffusion Process Co To the La + NJ Co
Te the Rev Chaplin of the Asy lum corner Of Com
mon and Broad streets
JOHN NJ. g. PARKER, Postmaster.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-23

British steamship Vanguard Gill, for Liverpool
Steamship Lizzie. Felsher for Pensacola
Steamer Amite. Adams. for Pensacola
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-12-08

blsck.mi,h's supplies etc. and urgently In
ment 81 vsnsrAisls's brick.
A hr-t-clss. riding bride for 81 25 A
very fine riding bride, with wrought BIT,
for 81 90.
A nice Tea Canister and one pound Of
prime Green Tea, for ono dollar.
New stock Of fancy candies, nut, fruits,
and sweetme us generally.
We take especial care to keep our stock
Of Fancy Gr'ce-ie- complete and fresh.
Fresh pickles. ,how chow, n,ustar,ir, salad
dressing, celery splt, favoring extracts,
acids, spices. raisins, currsnts, citrOn-, ETC.,
sold at regular grocery margins.
Fnrsu Bakers Chocolate, Cox. Geistine,
ROYAL Der-icated Cocoanut, Durkee's Salad
Dressing, O-wego Corn Starch, National A.
A. Cream Tartar. Lemon Sugar, ETC., re-
ceived lately.
THg attention Of blacksmiths IL called To-
our new horse nail, the Sioux. Price per
box. 81 80. II 10 . perfect nail, and Of
uniform sire.
BIacksmiths will do we'll TO get our prices
an Iron. Steele. Nails. Shoes. Plow NJ ,uld-.
RoIts. Rasp-. etc.
Fourteen busheI. Of Irish potatoes will
buy a farm bell.
Two hundred and ffty pound. Of good
flour will buy = farm bell.
Our farm bells are fully warranted for
wv. '
large and comprehensive stock o.
Straps, Head stalls, Reins, Snat-, best
Whips, etc., all offered cheaper tian ever
beautiful stock OF Jaranned Cham
Der Sets, etc, from " on TO " ""
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-12-08

THE Ninth Cong ressional district
Of this State has a greater population
than the new State OF Colorado. and
yet the inhabitants Of the Ninth Dis.
trict send only one member to Con-
gress, while the latter sends two Sena.
tors aud one member Of the Lower
House to make laws for the govern.
ment Of the people. Besides this.
Colorado has three electoral votes.
and helps tn defeat Tillen in the ef.
forts made by free people to elevate
him to the presidency. We are some
times in doubt that we live in Re
public.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-12-08
MARRETs.
Louisriiie.

Bacon held at nc flr shoulders, and ., for
eeu Iio side BIlk meats tssn va = aud thu "
rl.ar rih ,ii,s. ID $ = fr clear sdrs lard vas
held at t0isail for tierce, aud :iaiILe fr ~
and bucket. Mess pprs SIC cav. Nhe : DIS
r,siJ, eLsinT at 81 iSaI is fr rel, 8: Isa, a Gr
amber, and 81 i5si 40 tn white. Torn ~as I'M
changed a. rlfitc fE old aud a. Cor -hel ell
arrival ard 53es55c from store Dat, ere quilt at
sac arrival aud &c from siore. Rye ~ 7c. But
ter wss frm ~ i9m2Or, aud .rss 20 isle. Ito .
w,re easier at O. t0fiS 65, the b ilk 81 sale 1t
IS SOS sS.-Ilouisville Commercial, It'll last.
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STANFORD.

GroeerIes and Hardrare.--Re Retail.
CORRECTED wsksLr 1T cAsrsELL . nILLss
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-12-08

TheCuntinental Life Insurance Com.
pany. Of New York, one of the oldest,
and apparently one Of the wealthiest
Life Companies in the United States.
has failed and gone into bankruptcy.
Those who have policies in il, and
others who own stock, are greatly
alarmed at the news. The cause Of
the failure is said to he the great
depreciation in the values If real
estate and securities, in which the
Company had large investments.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-12-08

WHEN grave United States sena-
tor rise. in his place and. by mireon'
struetion II the constitution, proposes
a plan OF counting out whole Congre'-
sional districts aud their representa-
dives elect in Congress, he ought to he
prosecuted for infringement on KEEL
logg andChnndler's patent back'acting.
Gouble dgpIex, pref lent making ma
chine. Senator Edmopds il the msr,