davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-12
Domestic Markets,

HuW YORK. Octob+r II, Bvening.-Money close
eaGv: offered ~ Sterling quiet; - g. Gold steady
soHo eovs.n%ents , rong; new f1yes .a aaS
Sabts.ssury balances Gold, sA.ssooo; cur
ssaey. 81, 7ss go.
The sub TeaeuTor paid out on account OF In
1s1sst ee700 Tor bonds 8 1900.
Oustoms Bocetpts. e20s 700.
Co to- clio Cd easie,; miodiDR uplands lie; Or.
kane 1850. Sake tO-csy ~ b4let; net receipts
bslet; exptrts TO u,tat Biitsin 6l2; to France
80 10 the continent 1883.
Futuses closed stesdy Gales II 600 bales, - fol.
Lowe: Octoh.r IL &c; November u 800 Decem-
sSy ii ii ,6alizasa: March ii % sc: April u l-l6
Ola $50; MAJ I2a 1l2 1920; June 10 $3.50; July
- aI6a u l9-32c. august 70 IL l60l2 1880.
Flour ses.y IN Buyer favor; only very hWit .t
sai and STATE - s. as; clo.iLg d'n; southern -four
quiet AID unchanged. Wbest less active; prices
elishtly ~ buytIs favor; 81 1901 20 for new win
ter Isd Wssten - - re 81 pS er r ~b in
West. IN. Com opntd : shade hrmt 7; moderate
export and home trade demand; closed At yester.
days pr Gee. Os's without c'ded change; only
1ght us,Dees repsr.eS C:nss a s,o q gu 20
eooi led, ins; r fn.d firm. Mo.s.es quiet -
and steaGy q sAs". Ros,u unchanged. Turpen-
a. :s Sss.. ssss Scr du M0 and
10 90. whisky dull Il 81 * freights without de-
Cs1cAso,s 'io October lL-Flour easier wbset
10 lower Chicago spr ng 81 O6*; No. 81 oS0
Ost. Corn &c low. r. 43kc; Osrs easier; No. 2
33c cash. Ry.-Fsr d~msDd and lowe'; 5skc
Be- lev eady aud ii m; 86c. Pork easier ana IN
Changed; eis 6s0l6 ~. Lard taser; ".1'c casn'
n LOWS, October ll-Four scarce and firm
ler supei6ne aud medium extras; superhne fsu
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-12
BUUkNB " A00AMAN.
ocl2 ., 20 no2 Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of Orlean
Andrew Hero. Jr., ". Thomas J. Alien
at nj

Andrew Here Jr:; W. Thomas j. Aiien
EIrrH DISTRICT COURT FOR rHB PARISH
Il Of Orleans. No. 76i3-Bv virtue of . writ of
seizure . SAFE to me directed BY the hOnora
Bile the F,nh District Court for the parish Of Or
leans, in the above entitled cause will proceed
to sell at public auction at the Merchants and
Auctioneers Exchange, Royal street, between
district Of this city, on nuSDaY, sovrmS~r Is,
1876, 81 twelve clock n, the following described
AT A. kkrAIN LOT OF GROUND together with the
buildings and improvemei ts then on, and oil
rgh's WAYS, privileges and sppurten anct 8 there
unto belonging or apperta ming including ali the
machii e,y. engines, fur aces tools. fXtures and
apparatus o. whatsoever nature or HI ID .erec'e ed
into foundry there n, known ~ the st. Louis
FOUNDRY. situated in the Secord District Of ihis
city. In IN. square bounded ST. Louis, Toulouse,
Claiborne aud Robertson streets designated ss lot
nnmhr one. on pan drawn by Pile, dated
ninth of SEP tember l8i3; which said lot measures,
" American measure. twenty hv' feet six inches
front on 1t. Lou street Cy me hundred ann two
!. ct IN depth and 10 ooun ed on ore eide by lot
now or late Of m 8 Flood. Being the same prop
ery AGO red by he d. fend au herein bv purc sse
rem John CisIk, per act pa eed before An rev
Hero. Jr no. airy public IN this city, on the si1tn
Of Augusi 1875.
Seized in the above suit.
Term--l n each foi q sufhciert amount to pay
p ain f's cl. m say he sum of four hundred dol
! t.. With in IS, thereon 1T eight per cent Per
mum fr, III August6, 1873 until the day OF sale
four dol ats Costs OF cop, OF act. i've per Mt at
I, rn-y's iess on the amount sued for. and osts
char. "a and 'aX-s
O. 7 he pu' chaser to assume Ito the extern. Of the
amount If his d. the pay melt { two promi >sory
n.Ie-. secured by mortgage on shid prop rtv.
er wn by defendants to heir Ou "rd-r a. d
dois by themselves. ds' ed Augu-i6, 1873, one Tor
the UNI of six hundred dollais AMI the OH T for
seven hun lr.d lars, beAIi & in'-re.t at the
rate Of 81 er c. nj per al mum from dat until
fin i "a O. t, and paysble r-spec lively at eight
cen al t~eIt ~ fouI months after daie
And u e balance OF the price Of adjudication.
ErGRNs wAGGAMAv,
oc2 81 20 pol2 Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-12
AGRICULTURAL.
Cotton Exchange Crop Report for Seq
eember.

Cssssa Exchange Crop Report for Sop
sember.
AUGUSTA. Ga, October 1l.-Twenty six
replie~ from seventeen counties OF avers &c
date. September go Weather from the fret
to the tenth, in some counties to the twelfth.
was very dry and hot, causing general
shedding of the young top crop, and rapid
and somewhat premature opening OF the
Ro~n hollis.
From the tenth to the twelfth some heavy
Winds and rsinstOrms we're general in this
sections, blowing and beating out the open
cotton and ipiuripg its quality. There was
frost in some localities October l, but no
damage is reported to the cotton plant.
The drouth during the early part Of the
month Ga used the young fruit to burn up.
The storms during the middle of the month
had IN effect on the quality but not on the
quantity of the crop.
The damage fuffered by the crop is
msinly from dry rust and consequent shed
ding, and amounts probably to fifteen or
twenty per cent No damage from rot or
worme, except on very few river bottom
fields. Picking is progressing very rapidly,
fully tbree-fOurths of the crop is open, .
large number Of the hands were employed
1t caah wages to gather it; probably half
the crop has now been picked. Yield re-
p.rh about the same as last year.
The Loss suffered by the planters from
August 10 to september 10 was go great Q
percentage of their previous expectations
IhaC noe many are inclined to under esti
mate the yield in view. In all probability
this secticn will make about ten per cent
moro cotton than last year.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-12

Rhode leland 10 the strongest Republican
State in the Union; Delaware claims to be
| forever given over" to the Democrats.
| The State of Delaware has sixty-twO POI
cent more square miles than Rhode Island,
and yet Rhode Island has nearly double
the number of inhabitants, and 10 worth
three times Delaware in actual value. A
citizen OF Rhode Island 10 worth almost
twice a. much a. one in Delaware. The
school revenue from all sources in Rhode
Island is nearly three times that of Dela-
ware. The number of people who can not
read or write in Rhode Island IL 100 less
than in Delaware. The number of volumes
in libraries in Rhode leland is nearly four
times that of Delaware. The number of
copies of newspapers issued annually in
Rhode Island is over six times that of Deia-
ware. The farm products of Delaware are
less per acre than in Rhode Island. The
value of manufacturer in Rhode leland is
over six times that Of Delaware.
But We need not 60 out of the State Of
Delaware for facts to demonstrate the
truth that those sections of our country
ruled by the Republican party are in
fiDitely more prosperous, intelligent, and
wealthy than those where the Democratic
party has the ascendencv.
In Delaware, Newcastle county is the Re-
publican stronghold. Kent and Sussex the
contains little over one fifth of the area
of the State, and Kent and Sussex nearly
fOur-ffths. In newcastle county the
average wealth OF citizen is fifty per
cent more than of the rest of the STATE.
Newcastle county has more population than
all the rest OF the State. pays two and q
half times the tax that the rest of the state
psya and has ten times the manufactures
Vi $4ls.092 taxes, State and local, s2es, 900
in
tie county has less than one third of the
tllla BILE lands, and yet the value Of those
lands is ten per cent more than the whole
value of the balance OF the State, the valne
of farms in Newcastle county being &24.-
GOO. 600, and that of the entire State $46,-
600. 900.
Newcastle county, though but q little
over one fifth of the State IN area leads the
balance of the State in everything. 1t is
the most intelligent, the weslthiest, the
most prosperous, and the most enterprising.
Here, however, is perpetrated the great
est outrage in this or any other country,
and by that outrage and that outrage only,
do Democrats rule in Delaware. allude
to the Acknowledgement of one half Of the
legal voters of Newcastle county, which,
with population of more than one-half the
State, is granted only one-fourth Of the State
representatives. Bow any Democrat from
Delaware can enter into the present cam
paiRn without strong qualms Of conscience
they have no conscience at all. Every
DEMOCRAT in this State holds his position
whether he be common constable or
United States Senator-by and through
this outrage, by which one-half of the citi-
zens of Newcastle county, or One-fourth of
the citizens of the State, are permanently
to NeU York Times.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-12
Suicide and Murder in the United State

suicide and Murder In the United states.
There is good series of charts showing
the vegetable conditions and resources Of
the country, the proportion of forest and
srable land OF sugar and textile crops, and
the price of farm labor. A very curious and
hangs beside those of the United States
census, showing by means of colOred paral-
leloRrsm the pOeitive and relative degrees
of homicide and suicide in different PAL ts of
the country. In the eastern portion suicide
appears to be Six times as freque MT az muir
der. II bad no means of measuring but BY
the eye, so that these state ments are only
approximate, but they are not very far
wrong, think In the western there is a
about two-thirds less Of the former. The
South presents broad field of homicide.
nearly twice as large as that of all the rest
OF the country, with very narrow strip of
self-destructiOn. In New York and New
jersey suicide is as about three to ono Of
murder; in Pennsylvania about two to one;
in Delaware and Mary land just the reverse
OF these, murder exceeding suicide by one
third and one-half. Homicide in the Dis
trict OF Columbia is appalling compared
with Its population; there appears to be lit
euiGide If about quarter of the homicide;
IN west Virginia the two crimes are nearly
equal, suicide preponderating slightly. In
the Carolinas murder is to suicide as three
to one; in Florida the numb of both ia
much lager in proportion Ito the popu-
lation. but the excess of homicide over
suicide remains as three to one. In
Texas the area of murder is some
thing awful. unless one can pitch ones
mood to the key Of De Quinoey's famous
essay; it is ten times as great az suicide. tIn
Nevada the proportion OF the latter is about
one. fifth of the former. In California there
is q vast amount of both, suicide prepon-
deratipg; can it be because of the homesick
Chinesef With regard to murder, the dis
tribution lie not difficult to understand, but
it seems impossible to get at any general
laws respecting suicide. The proportion of
female suicides (lndicsted in delicate pink
tint) varies very much in the different
States, but generally falls far short of the
male suicides. In Delaware, the District,
and Oree on there are no female suicides; in
Minnesota and North Carolina the number
nearly equals that of the other sex; in
south Caroline it is considerably in excess;
in Florida it lie very email. There is q CHASTITY
fascination in these statistics and the specn-
lstions which they suggest.-AAantte
Monthly for October.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-12

% 7s94; extra fitl ~ 9s04 50: 6ouA.sl extra All
- 7ses wheas- No. , red Ail 81 mol n; No.
DO 81 ION. C"rn dull and d.aoptbe: No axe
ard firm; sanpl< lo,s prim- 10 ianoy MIN. e.ots
q 20. Whisky steasy; 81 lok. Pork dull j:oe
6ins at 81 50. Lard STEADY and unch.nsed.
Bacon :. s!er; shoulders st ask; clear RIB ti e.
LONG: clear sides Joke aogs stIocg: bacon
IS 1566. Cattle Quiet and unc, snsed. ,
CINCINNATI, Oc,ober i. -Flour-Good demand
and firm. Wheat eas'e'; choice White 2! ~ am,
Der 81 20. Corn quiet and s'e.dy. Osts qu'es
chan. ed. Pork eI7 Is. Lard dull; steam rem
dered l0ac. Bulk mrats-L,sht demaod; h1.ders
Bacon dnll and firm: shs uld~rs 7Alc; Cit ar rib
sides = 0iOr; clear sides l00loAc. Whiskv firm;
81 TO- Hogs steady and firm; heavy 3s S0O6 Is.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-12
JOHN 3. CAlTR
EsTABLIsHED 1853.


American and Foreign PateDss.
GILMORE CO.. Successors to Chapman, Hes
iries No fees in advance. No charge uniess a.
patent IL granted No fees for making preliminary
examinations. No addi tiOnal fees iof obtainine
and conducting . rehesring. Special attention
Office. extensions be ore Congress- infringement
suits in different States. and all litigation appee.
tanning to invsntions .oe pstsnts. Send stamp 70
GILMORE CO. FOR pamphlet Of sixty pages.
Old Bounty Land Warrants.
The last rep IT Of the Commissioner Of the Gen.
eral Land Once shows s97, So acres Of bounty
land warrants outstanding. Theee were issued
under act Of 1855 aud prior acts. GILMORE 4 co.
Where assignments are imperfect We give instzusr
uons to p. RECT them.
United states General Land Once.
Contested land cases prosecuted before the
United st. tes General Land Office and D~psrtment
of the Int rior. private land claims mining and
Arrears Of Pay and Bounty.
Ohicers, soldiers nd sailors of the late war, or
Their heirs, are in many cases entitled to money
knowledge. Write full history Of service, and
state amount of paw and bounty received En-
close stamp o GILMORE l. Co.. and full reply
after examination, viii be given you free.
Pensions.
All officers soldiers and sailors wounded, Yup.
turcd, or injured N the late however sliehtly,
can obtain pension by addressing GlLA0R1 ..
Cases prosecuted BY GILMORE co. before tie
Supreme Court of the United States, the Court e
Claims ard the Southern Claims Commission.
Zach department of our business 10 conduCto0
experenced parties employed BY the old mn.
Prompt attention to all business intrnsted 70 GIL
MOkb co. 10 thus secured. We desire . yin
success BY deserving it. Adde'S 15;s So,,
my3l Washington. District Of Columbia
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-12
SHERIFFS SALES.
Mrs. Agnes Ready. natural tutrtx, "
.n,ea r. Nos

Mrs. Agnes Ready. natural tutrix, vs..
james B. KOs
CIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
- Orleans No. 90O8 BY virtue of a writ OF seiz
and g.. le to me directed by the honorable the
Sixth District Court for the parish Of Orleans, in
the above entitled cause, will proceed to sell at
public auction at the Merchants and Auction.
eers' Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and
CustOmhouse streets in the Second District Of this
city, MONDAY, >Ov. mber 10, l876, at twelve
o'clock NJ, the following described property, to
wit
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND. situated, living
and be ny in the r. ubourg Livsu ais Fourth Dis
tlicf OF this city, in he square bounded BY Cam i,
NJ gaz Siath and >even streets dee ign ~ ed
by ,he numbers hrtsen ind fourteen. on plan
drawL BY n. II. ell ausrn. sr h,tect da ed july e.
8a7, and d. p0siied ia the Otnce of hermann.
tn. taiy public in this city; taid lots hdj pu
each her, and measure, erh, twenty Eight feet
front OD Camp tIeet. by one hundrt d and twenty
i've fe IN d. pth b twes parallel lines, Americ
m, azure; together vi b al tie bu'ldii g and i'm.
provements thereon rights, y avs and sIv ant ages
theYeunto belonging or in anv wisr Approaching
B. & The same property which the defendant
b. lein seoni I'd BY pu, chr SO hom Mre ca, hsrihe
Dill. n WI liam Dillon, her husband. act
pass b. W. J. Csstell, notary public in this
civ. "n the second dsv Of March. 1874.
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash ON the spot
EUGENE WAGGAMAN.
oc12 Al 20 n0I2 Civil Sheriff Of the Pnrah of OrAana
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-12
MONTRlDS> HOURE,
Ux fORMKRLY BOSSELL HOUSED,
OONSTABLES' SALES.

M. }. Barrett vs.. f. p. Carson-Finh
Justice Court for the Par sh of Orleans. No. 1885.
DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FlERI FAClAs TO
ID me directed by the Hon. W. L. Thomps n,
Orl+, ns, Will proceed 70 sell at public au, ton,
at the residence If =. Csison corner OF Thsysr
street and VI ctr ave. u-, giers, n SATURDAY.
October 81, 1876 at ~ elve O'Clock NJ, the follow
ing dtscr b. property, to wit-x
ONR LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITUhB, ~ per
inventory Oh file in my Office.
oci2 i q: ~ u. c. SWEET, Constable.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-12

Milan hos prurr~a General Tchernsyeff t.
..snend o6eneive operations for the present.
n dtspstoh from Constantinople to the
Aae1,lcrd esye: The Sultan has not &C.
orneed no Grand Vizier's resignation.
a ZSpses dispatch from Rsguss says
6.s.ee.l Ourando who 10 accredited bv the
Italisn government left there for CettiDje
yesterday: It. 10 supposed Italy is about 10
NJ 10 tho initiative in urging peace between
fAe Porte and Montenegro.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-12
FOREIGN.

The senate and Chamber Convened.
PARIS, October ia decree has been
issued converting the Senate and Chamber
Of Deputies on the thir,ieth of October.
He Spanish Squadron in Cuban Waters.
MADRID, October IL. Several newly
built CRUISERS will shortly join the Spanish
squadron in Cuban waters.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-12

Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 1898.
DYS ELl.E & MAJOCHEF, AUCTIONEBRS
ID Armand See, Aucti neer- Office No. so r val
street-1U ESDAl, November IA, 1876. at t~ eive
o'clock NJ, Al the Merchants and Auctloneers
Exchange, on Royal street, between Custom house
and Canal streets. will be cold public auction, by
virtue OF an order from the Hon A. L. Tis ,ot
Judge Of the second curt for the parish OF
orleans, DARED October IL, 1876, the following de.
sc,i ell property. TO wit
&C RrAGN LOr OF GROUND. situated in the
Second District of THE city. IN the .auare bounded
bv bum sine. Dauphin-. Bug ndv and st. Ann
ttr. cts .surng go feet MT "n Dumane street.
by 60 fl ct in de. th between equal AID paral,l
lines. = Og+ Their with tho buildings and imp ove-
m-nfs the con.
O. ~ RrAIN PARCEL OF LAND OR SHE'LL
BANK, b. ter Known - Grand Coquille situated
in the parish Of j. fferson, on the Lake Perier OF
Ouacha and me ssurl & bout 10 arpents Fl out on
the said lake BY . de- tn OF alpents more or
less, bounded by the property now or lately owned
by l.. Labranche
TpIms-l:Ash on the spot. LIZ.
Acis Of sale At the expense of the purchasers
before X. COmMsg ere. notary public
oc12 81 20 no4 II IA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-12
SUCCESSION OF MARY AN TAFT WIFE OF
LUOGkk BO0UILLE.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 81 GAS.


DY e. GUlNAULT-AUCT1ONE OFFICE
- corner Exchange ~ll-v and BeDville street.
On SATl RDAY, No cnber T. 1876. viii be sold ut
twelve os loo b NJ, at tn. n, reliant A. Auction
eers' 1chanRt, hoy al tree botV CustODh0use
and Canal strests, by virtue Of al order hom
the honorable the h, cond District Court for he
parish of OIL dated May T. 1875, he follow ing
descii sd property. to Wit
CRRi AIN LOT OF GROUND. situated in the
r. cnnd District this CITY, in .qu.re bOuno. by
It. Ph lip Dumains vi loT, and Roberts n str els.
meak urn 81 fl. II inches S Ii g. front IN Sr.
Phi ip re. t. by 1T feet IL ncbes ns ep, TO-
g-t'er WITH . frame b use, 40 ZIG having four
Rom bsrk gallery ard two cab n ts, frame
k't b. n 20 merly of four room, the Partitions OF
the ZANE hnvn be n II moved, Two hydran g, els
tern, etc., slley ay N each side OF the houte See
plan at he kxchxrge
TeIns-On, -th,rd cash, and the balance et one
end two years creoi IN notes OF no purchs%er,
oesrlng eight per cent inter est per annum nom
ihe day OF sal- till pal =, teculec BY vendol Q
privilege and mortgage Gu ire property soiG Win
the usual clauses o, hve PER cent alto nry Ieee,
In case OF jude inl proce' ding, q. to Keep inc
oui dDgs il sured to cure he pay mott OF tne
above note nd to the policy Of insurance
to the b. lders Of said no'es.
Act Of sale b-fo, Octave de Armas, notary pub
lie, ct the o. pence If the pure hastr. including
tn. stato ard taxes collec'ibe ana txeable In
the year 1876. vel 80 all future 'ax.s DO dies
tbs price OF adjudiestien. oc' IL ~ 70 nos
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-12
HoNETARY.. AID COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN,
WRDNRsDAY BvRNIa0, October IL. 1876.

The demand for mo- ey was moro slack to-day
although still Of fair exte Commercial paper
wac unchanged. Under . strong mari ct at New
York: gold ruled at steady rate. throughout the
change exhibited little animation, but was
strengthens BY . frm market -. New York. With
more nb-Tal o6erinxs and less demand, CONNER.
cial sight on new York weakened slig'.t y. Stocks
were quiet and without any new !. sture. Both
Sia conscl and premium bonds were dull and .
shade lower.
We continue to quote exceptional paper at-Ds ?
cent p anbum discount; Al do ct lO0l2 and second
grade ct lSOl0. First claas mortgages rule at 50
entirely nominal.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-12
COMMERCIAL.

COTTON-The sales to-day mot including 700
1t stronger ,lices. requiring sn advaL CO Of NC In
our quo, ations f.r low mi0dling and the grAoes
above, those below beng omiDaly unchsnG d.
We give also the figures and report Of the kx-
change, - below:
AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-12
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
OFFICE OF TIE REPUBLICAN, I
Thursday, October II. 1876 )
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Spanish steamship Federico. B:dichea. for Liver.
pool
D YESTERDAY,
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
(No arrivals from SEQ reported)

kTEAMBOAIS
Susie Silver. Silver from St louis
frank Pargoud. White nom Gr-enville
Mary ida kuis ron. Houmss Plantation
Wawenock Mllder. from Lower Cost
wA,oOn. Ruiz rom Lower Coast
Bastrop, Hodge. from Shreveport
Blue Wing Nos. Comstock, frsm Houmas Plant
. ion
Ieabel. VPry. from Lower Coast
Mar hs. Bassett. from Lower Coast
EXPORTS.
LIvERPOOL--Steamship Federice--3i36 bales
% $50 bushels corn in bulk 1873 sks Olcake
446 SKIS wheat
RECEIPTS Of PRODUCE.
ST LOUIS-Steamer Susie Si,ver-2s. bales cot
ton 1000 axe see 300 bbs -four 200 half hhl.
nnnI 1913 bbs meal lao bbls grits 10 bbs whisky 30
bales hay Is bbis oil 2047 sks 26s sks bran q
cks meat 10 cks BACON 10 bxs bacon and sundry
produce
1896 -ks 70. sT-d and un6r~s
HOUMAS PLANTATi ON-Steamer Mary Ida
3o5 ks rough rice and sundres
LO*ER COAs1 steamer WawenoCk--292 sks
rough rice 81 bb's riee and sundr ss
BOUMAS PLANTATI N Steamer Blue Wing No
3 bbis molssses (new) 2c8 sks rough rice SKIS
seed cotton and .uurr@-
LOWER CO4Sf-Steamer Martha--l65 bbi0 rice
1909 SKIS rough rice and S ndr.s
LOWER COASI-SteAmer lsabel-29S SKIS rough
rice and sundries
. OVER tDAST-SteAmer WAloon--ll bb.s rice
299 SKIS ronQh rice and snndr'es
observation-disclosures Bastrop-4i3 bales cot
ton aud sunares
RECEIPTS BY RAILROADS.
MORGANS LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD.
bhls syrup l Dbl molasses GAG SKIS rough rice l03
bbls rice and sundri.s
Nkw OELEAAs AND MOBILE RAILROAD oc-
tober ll-2s baes IA cks bacon liz bbls rosin
Nkw ORLEANs AND TEXAS RAILROAD, oc
tober ll-loo SKIS rough rice aud summaries
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-12

It 10 natural that widows should like the
children of widowers best. None but
vidows know how much the child Of rich
father needs Q mother.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-12

We can NOT suppose that the new Cincin-
natl actress IL great success. One paper
ssys, MRS. Flynn handled herself well on
the stage"