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New-York tribune., 1876-09-06

The Massachusetts Republican State Con-
vention at Worcester yesterday made short
work Of the business before it, the last years
State ticket being renominated with but fifteen
dissenting votes, and the other business dis
patched without any delay This having been
done, the convention was addressed by Sena-
tor Boutwell, and Gen. WoodfOrd. The
"WidOw" Butler did not Oppress the conven-
ton with her presence. but the reading of her
name Oh the State Committee list was received
with applause.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-26

maryland Jockey Club.

uA0FykSU0 OOC0ey O1UOs
BALTlMoRE, October 25.-The annual fall
Piml,co commenced today. The track was
heavy. the weather cloudy and cold.
First Race-Thrre- f0urthe of . mile for
maidens, all ages, won by Sunbeam. beat
log Wsller, Danville, Courier, Rappahan
mock. Gale, DAD Socks, Surge and Star of
Elkborn, same order. rime-l:2lh.
Second Race-TwO miles, for three year
olds, i've starters. Won by Virgil, beating
Parole, Her'zog. Smiley and Sultans. same
order. Time-3:4ll9.
Third Race-Oue mile, for two year ODDS.
Princeton, ClOverbro0k and Oriole-same
order. Time-1:49.
Fourth Raee-rwo mile heats, for all ages.
ADD 3, l, l; Partnership 9, ., 9; Tom Ochi!
tree l, distanced. Ochiltree was the favor
lite. and at large odds after the first heat
Pools on the Races.
BALTIMORE, October 25.-Pools on TO-
morrows races were sold at Barnum's and
JOhnsOn's tonight, as follows:
First race. one mile-Picc0lO $50, $25; In
epiration SIG, Sill; Fadladeen s., IS; field,
consisting OF Hobkirk, Problem and Msta
dor, q, S..
Second race, mile heats-Virginius 800,
$S5; Grit 27l, $66; May d. $35. $3l; Lins-
more s2s. $s5: Outcast $25, SIC; Ambush
SIG, $l2; Cyril $40, $l2; Red Coat %, $l2;
Courier IS, Is; Hstteras %, s..
Third race. free handicap stakes
Burgo. lis pounds, e46 $45; Shvlock, ia
pounds. $50, $35: Big Sandy, llS pounds.
S27. $22; Shirley. 100 pounds. $40, $40;
Mary, 90 pounds: $40. $40; Rapp hammock,
95 pounds, S., So; Palsdin, 81, IS.
Fourth race, steeple chase -Resolnte
barred out: Captain Hammer. $l25, $50;
Risk. SIPS, $50; Doubtful, $50, sic; Lorena,
sos Sc
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-26
MARKETS.
Domestic Markets,

New YORK. October 2J Evening.-Money closed
armer; bid Sterling steal but dull; o. ssE;
| active new ives Has. Staies quiet and nominal:
| Louisiana consols COZ G6lt. Stocks. active and
Sab TREASURY bslaucss-Gold, sso.'ss,i7s: cur
| cency. ga 7,l69.
! Tho sub Treasurer paid oct IN account OF In
| terest Q 1871 coo: for bonds. $500
| Customs receipts TO-DAY S463 900.
| Cotton stead': middlina upl~nds 10 ls-l6c Or
leans II l6: ssles To-Day 2l03 ba e; net Ieceips
$40 gross 775e: conso dated ret receipts II san;
exports to Great Britain 2ls7s; to France IL ,2S6:
Futures clos~d barely steady: eaies 81 800 bsles
- follows: Octob.r ~ 3i.3kGllc foVe1her 1l0
1sss PsSs%ser Il S SsnR M.y,h 1sS
II 2s3ec; Aorl u l.l6ol2 &c May in dl2 $50;
June u l3 32dl2 Il Ice; July II sl60R Is3zc;
F1our-Drn and quir'; modeTa'e inquiry FIR ex
port and home use price vi, bout change; South
Sp eb. sna
mand Corn sligh'lv IN bu, ers favor: better busi.
ness do ng for export and home nee; SIS 9aec for
fee-Eio quiet and unchanged. sugar firm; fairy
active; s0shc Tor fair to 10. It I'm ns; r fined in
for old. Ri.e steady; Is inquiry. Tsiow 6rs;
sS0sNs. Rosin drn; 90 no. Turpentire arm SEC.
Wool firm TT; Te1 ,s SSs r S, 6r% % no LAID
81 A1l i4h. Freights dull and declining: cotton
GRADES; superfne fall 500 Is extra fall % 900
o IS. double extra es05 50, treble exir. IS 75o
% =. Wn at No. fe1 Tall ca n petCer: Oths r
grades lower; 10 3rd fall 81 Is; No. 3 do 81 I4%.
Corn dull ana lower: No mixed 4oa.c: Cats dail
and lower to sell; No. 32As 03sc bio. Rye higher;
58Ac. Barley inactive aid lower; sample i0is Of
primo to fancy Minnesota 75c6 81 10. Whisky
ssaady and unchanged Pork dull and unchanged.
Lard quiet and unclaimed. Bacon aImer COR
Hogs higher: IS IS: bacon e5 4o05 so. Cattle
higoer for but hare grsdes: her gr .d-s lower
prime to choice ste - Goa 80; eooi to choice
through Texans o3O3 60 c0nmo2 10 fair - 2jo
o. 85
CMcuSAr1. October 2s-Flour steady; fair de- |
mand. Wheat steady s Is. Corn steady. Oats |
inactives 30037s. Rye quiet. &c. Bare ct. ady.
Pork stsaOy: good dema d: el61l6 10, the latter |
d hvered. Lard steany; steam l0c; kettle l0k %
lose. Bulk meats inactiv shou deis bAc; cl, ar I
rib sides sb 0sAe c; q sid s.sc. Bs. on quiet
ard etead.; shou d.rs ~ 07sc; cle.r rib sdes 81 |
09Ar; clesr sides 9ss d9fc. Whisky steady;
81 y. Butter dull ano unchanged. Hozs active |
AMI firm; heavy eS 601S IS.
CGlcAGo, October 25.-Flour steady and firm.
Wheat lower; 81 llx. Corn easier; 43ac. Oats
about &c lower. Bye firm and unbalanced Bar
lev strong and higher; ssc cash or November. |
Pork dull and frmer: old mrss SIG cash. LAID ia
fair Ce aAnd; $3.50 cash. Xix meats easier: shout
aers essc; sizes 81 0a*c. Wnisky 81 10.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-26

70 satisfy the award OF tho court in favor
Of Elisa. Briehaiu's nineteenth wife.
Methodist Fraeerslzstiea.
LOUISVILLE, October 25 "A large num-
Dor OF Methodist ministers and laymen.
representing the Northern and Southern
brsuchea Of the church, held meetings here
to-day, for the estab ishment of more fra
ternal feeling between the two sections of
their denominations than has prevailed
since 1874.
Bshops Foster. of Massachusetts,, Kava.
nsugh. of Kentucky, and others, repre-
sentatives OF the Northern and Soul bern
divisions, delivt red addresses thanking
God that reunion has occurred after tbir-
ty-twO years of sep sration, in the largest
ecclesiastical denomination Of the United
States.
Probabilities.
Once Chief signal Ohacer.
Washington, October IS. i876-4:30 p. n.
For the Gulf states b CHER barometer. north
to east ~inds, nea ~ static arg temperature ard
clear weather exert warmer eOutnely winde:
followed BY falling barometer in the West IN GUT
River aud n1aE1ne News.
vroEssuHs Octsh~r Is weather warm and fair.
River fell three inchea Passed uP-Kalie. at II A.
MsnPzs. October Is, The river fell one inch;
now seven feet fOar inches: Weather clear Max.
p a md ranny Tstum. for New orIean Gray
mound and TOW and Helena, for St. Lows.
CINCINNATI October Is rlv~I nine feet one inch
and falling Weather co and clear.
PnTsBURG. Uctooer 25-River two feet and
stationary. We.ther cl udy and cool
LOUISVILLE. Octo0er 2S.-R'ver ttatiOpsrv; i've
feet elk int hes in canal. Weather ool and cl
EvAnsv'LLs, Octo,er Is River feet ton
inch. and rising. Weather clear and cool. BOWL
fanny Moon at egh last night.
CAIso October rs. ArItved-Grand Lake, from
st. Louis, At p. N. No d. psrtures. River eeven
feet ten inches and falling. Weather clear and
pleasant.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-26
AUCTION SALES.
By s. 0ulnAult.
SUCCESSION OF MARY AIN TAFT, WIFE OF
LCDGEK BOGCILLE.

L l.
LCDGEk BOGCILLE.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
NO. 31S43
DY 4. GUlNAULT-AUCTION
ID corner Exchange alley aud Btenvfile street.
On SATURDAY, November 4. 1876. will be sold at
twelve o'clock NJ, at the d. reliant, ~ Auction
GERS Exchange, Boy al street b-t~ cen CustOmhouse
and Canal streets. by virtue Of N order from
the honorable the &. cood District Court for the
parish Of Orleans dated May :, 1915 the following
descIi Rd property, to Wit
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated In the
Gecond District Of this city. in equare bounced by
st. Philip Dnmane, vi lert and Robertson str eta.
measuring 81 fe~t II Inches liz e. frvnt on 81.
Philip street by l27 feet ~ inches lin-s deep, to
gether with . frame use, No 2l6. hAv ing four
room, bsck gallery and two cab nets. . frame
kitchen. formerly Of four rooms, the partitions Of
the same having BEEN removed, two hydranis, cis-
tsrn etc. alley ay On each side Of the house. See
plan At The Exchange.
Terms-One- third cash, and the balance ct one
and two years' credi IN notes Of tho purchaser
bearing eight per cent interest per Annum from
the day or sale tilr pail, secured by vendors
privilege and mortgage on the property cold. with
the usual clAusss OF i've per cent attorneys fees,
in case Of judicial procet dings, AID to keep the
oui dings IL sured to secure 20 pay ment OF the
above notes and to transfer the policy Of insurance
to the holders Of said notes.
Act of sale before Octave de Armas notary pub
lie, at the expense Of the purchaser, including
he state and city taxes collectible and exigibe In
the year 1876 as well all future fAX-e, be siieo
the price of adjudication. oc3 IL 10 d nu4
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-26
WAR;.

Turkish Ssccesses-Talk Of Aruniseice.
LONDON, October ga correspondent
with the Turish army in Servis reports that
the Turks took Djunis after ten hours hard
hf FSs hn.s.' correspondent at vienn. saws:
The Porte 10 willing to accept . six weeks
armissice if recommended BY all the pow.
ers. While affairs look better at Constan.
tinople, ono can trace all around Turkey
the iron ring prepared by Russis.
Tho Times Berlin cOrresp- Ddent says:
The Russian iroo-clsd, Peter tho Great, was
recalled just when leaving Cronstsdt for
Tho News Belgrade dispatch ssye: Prince
Milan has received positive and formal as
ourance of Austria's non.inteTveuti0n.
Tho Vienna CORE sp0ndent of the Daily
Ne,ps reports that arrests continue in Con.
ataptipople on account Of the last CON.
opiracy. It 10 alleged the purpose Of the
Gonspirators was 10 forcibly depose the re-
forming government. A late Grand Vizier,
Of The Cabinet we're to have been seized at
/, the moment when General Ignstief arrived
g the palace, snd Beys in Bosnia were at
i1ho sasne tame to have made demonstrations
G revolt.
a djspstch to the Standard. dated Bel
Rrade, wednesday night, says: The Turks
ooptuso1 Bogomisohte, this evening. ana
Gro nov advslcipg along both bsnks OF tho
llorsva. Fighting Vas going on to-day in |
the slopes of Deligrsde. 4
~ NJ Psmesesl sassiacssce.
81. PBrERsBURo, Ootober 2S.!t 10 eaid
that che assassination Of the Turkish repre-.
ssDtsfivs at Lidis was not due to polit'csi
motives. - s~
y.The Rassisn Ambassador.
lCossrAxr1soPLE, October S-Gsnera!
lrnstie6. Russian smbassador, presented
n credentials to tho Sultan yeoeerdays ana ]
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-26
BY selle & Malochee.
SUCCESSION OF JEAN A. FRYER.
Second District Court for the PArish Of OrlAans~
No. % S85.

nY grille * NDALOCHEE-ARMANp
IL Eel,e Auctloneer- Office No. so Royal etreof -
SATURDAY. D. CT mber ;, 1876 at Twelve O'Clock
n ct the Mercha u and SucttoneerG Exchange,
Royal ct Get, between CustHmbouso and Canal
stleeu viii be sold at public auction, BY virtue Of
An order ION tue Hon. A. L. Tiss0C, judge OF the
Recond District Court for the p arish OF Orleans,
dated October 81. 1876. the following described
HiSB LOTS OF GROUND, situated In the Third
Dis rict Of this city. in the squa bounded by Mo-
r-su, Poland, CAsacalv0 and lesseps streets desp.
ma ed by the letters A. B. c. D. Is, r, @, H and l. In
square No. 3. and measuring to wit: Lot A meae.
ures Is feet inches lines front on Lesseps afreeI
BY lis feet in de pth and front ON MORGAN atreet
Lot measures rs feet inches lines front an
Lesseps street by lis feet in depth betwesn canal
and parallel lines, together with tho buiIdipee and
improvements thereon; Lot measures q feet
inches lines front on nvreau street. BY l5s ieet
inch lines in de. tn, bet W en- EQUAL and nar~';ai
lines; together with the bu .ldinas and imDrove.
ments thereon. Lot D meAsuies IS feet I {nch
lines front on Poland street. BY lis fat in 6sr y
betwe-n equal and parallel lines: toaether xf;th
the buildings and improvements thereon. ;nt r
measures IS feet inch Q loes front On Poland
street, by lis feet in depth, between equal and
allol ilnes together with the buildiDgs and i'm
provements thereon. Lots F, ana Fl measnre
esch 50 toet inch lines fIont on Poland street
by 10 feet IN depth between equal and pars.iei
lines. Lot measures IS feet ] inch Iines front
on Poland street, by lis feet in depth. 6stwsen
equal and parallel lines; together with the build
lnGe ana I'm orUvements thereon.
Terms-Cash on the spot
Acts OF snie, at the expense Of purchasers, be.
Iofo A. ID. D0riOcourt, notary public
oc26 Bo4 II 10 Is DEE
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-26
By Placide J. Spear.

SOUTHERN SYRCp, CORDIAL AND LIQUOR
MANDATORY STOCK NOTES AND BILLS
RECEIVABLE.
SUCCESSION OF JEAN CAZRBoNNE
Second District Court for the Parish OF orleans -
No. 80 $685.
RY PLAClDR j. SPEAR. AUCIIONKRR-
- Once No. " Royal street SAL URDAY, Ocrc.
Der %, 1876, 1t twelve O'Clock H., viii be sold at
public auction at the Merchants and Auctioneers
Exchange. on Royal street. between Canal and
CustOmhOuse streets, by ' rtue and in pursuance
to IN order from the hon. A. L. Tissot, Judge Of the
second District Cour. for the pansh OF Orleans,
dated October H. 1876, for account Of said success
slOn-
FORTY FIVE SHARES Of the capital stock OF the
So them Syrup, Cordial Liquor Man ufsctory.
SUNDRf NOTES AND b LIS SBCElvABLR.
Tefms-Caeh before transfer. Ocl7 81 Is %
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-26
FOREIGN.
Assassination Of a Turkish Consul and
HIS Wife.

Assassination Of a Turkish Consul and
| his Wife.
| LONDON, October ga dispatch from
| Paris to Reuters Telegraph Company says
| intelligence has been received here that
| the Turkish consul and his wife at Tifiis,
| the capital city of Georgia, in Asiatic Rus
| STA have been Assassinsted.
The Cotton spinners.
The master cotton spinners of North and
Northeastern Lancashire met at Manches-
ter and agreed to urge all masters to enforce
terms adopted by the operatives October %
unsatisfactory.
In Commemeratien Of Balaklava.
A banquet at Freemasons' Tavern, COM
memorsuve of the Balaklava charge, was
attended by the survivors.
Newspaper Change.
The Pail Mall Gazette saye: We are in.
formed that NJ. John Lemoinpe has sew
cred his connection with the journal Des
Dcba's because he wished to advocate
the PAL tition Of Turkey, a. opposed to the
policy of E0gland while thelproprietors of
that paper, including NJ. Lemsey. the Min.
lister of Finance, are opposed to that posi-
ton.
Troops for Malta.
The Financier esys: It is understood, in
view of the possibility of further serious
complications in the East, that the PENN
sular and Oriental Conpsny's steamship
Cathay will embark q large number Of
troops ct this port for Malta on the twenty.
eighth instant.
Extraditien Treaty with spain.
A Reuter- telegram from Madrid says the
Spanish Foreign Minister proposes the con-
clusion of an extradition treaty with the
United States.
Arrests for Conspiracy.
Eighteen generals and l03 other persons
with politics have been arrested
% sccomplices in the recent conspiracy.
The Protestants.
A royal order has been published, fully |
the action of the sub-prefect Of !
Port Mah0n toward Protestants.
The spanish Navy.
The Standard reports that Spain has de-
,ided to take steps toward placing her
available ironclads will be Immediately l
ormed into squadron, the first duty of |
which will be to act as q coast guard.
On Protestantism In Spain.
MADRID, October 25.-The circular issued |
regulating non-conformist wor-
ship is especially strict in it's provisions re-
yarding Protestant sch00ls. II prescribes
that such schools shall remain subject to
the direct interference of the government,
md that the echo0lmasters must be
Spaniards with the proper academical de-
yrees.
The Troubles In Switzerland.
BERNE, October 25.-Agitation in the can.
on of Tecine has increased. The Federal |
;ouncil has ordered regiment to be in |
eadiness to proceed thither.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-26

The Southern press is attempting to
prove that all the claims presented to the
government from that section are made bv
men who we're loyal to the Union during
the war. If that is 90, how does it happen
that 90 many claims have been thro wn out
because the archives of the Southern Con.
federacy revealed the disloyalty of the
mass of those already examined and would
doubtless happen to many now pending if
the Democratic Congress had not been 60
economical az to cut off tho appropriation
for examining the archives.-New York
Tribune
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| MT cooley eun0r0O GOOQ zeal last WIZ
ter from rheumatism in his breast, and his
wife was badly frightened about it for fear
it ehould end in consumption. Cooley
could net be induced to try any remedy for
| the trouble, and Mrs. Cooley was nearly
worried to death about it, At last she de-
termined to try strategy. She made up a
dry mustard plaster, and one night while
he was asleep she sewed it upon the inside
| of his undershirt, so that it would Just
cover the inside of the rheumatic place.
Cooley dressed himself in the morning,
wholly unsuspicious of the presence Of the
| plaster, and went down stairs. At the
breakfast table, while he was talking to his
wife, he suddenly stopped, looked CROSS
eyed, and . spssm Of pain crossed over his
face. Then he took up the thread of the
conversation again and went on. He was
cal eituation, when all ct once he ceased
again, grew red in the face, and exclaimed:
wonder what in the-no, it can't be any
thing wrong"
Mr.. Cooley asked what was the matter,
and Cooley said:
"Oh, it IL that Internal old rheumatism
again-come back awful. But never felt
stings me-" Mrs. Cooley said che was sorry.
Then Mr.. Cooley began again, and was
Just showing her how the ravsges of the
grasehOpper in the West last summer, and
the potato bug in the East, would affect the
political result next fall by making the PEG.
pie discontinued, and 80 likely to strike at
the party in power, when he suddenly
Thunder and lightning! what's that
Ouch! Q Moses! I feels if had shovel of
hot Goals inside my shirt"
"Must be that rheumatism getting worse"
said Mrs. Cooley, eympatheically.
ooh, gracious, no! Its something worse
than rheumatism. Feels like fire burning
into my skin. Ouch! Ow.wow-wow. It's
awful. can't stand it . minute. I believe
it's cholera, or something, and I'm going to
"Do try to be calm, Mr.. Cooley"
"Calm! How can man be calm with q
volcano boiling over under his shirt. Get
ont OF the way, quick, while l 60 up stairs
and undress. Murder-r.r-r, but it hurts.
Let mo get out, quick"
Then he rushed up to the bedroom and
stripped off his clothes. His chest was the
color of boiled lobster; but he couldn't for
the life Of him tell what was the matter.
on his shirt. He picked up the garment and
examined 1t. Ten minutes later he came
slowly down stairs with q dry mustard
plaster in his hand, while thunder clothed |
his brow.
Going up to Mrs. Cooley, he shook tho
plaster under her nose, and said in sup.
pressed voice:
"Did you put that thing in my clothes!"
II did it for the best, John, she said, II |
"Oh, never mind what you thought, you
IDIOT Never mind what you thought!
You've taken the skin clear of my bosom,
20 that I'm 90 raw a. . sirl0in steak, and
IN probably never be we'll again a. long as
i've. That lets .you out. You play any
more tricks like that on me, and I'll putsI
you in the coal bin and keep you there till
Vou starve to death. Now mind me-"
Then he elsmmed the door and went out.
hr:. Cooley doesn't know to this day OK.
lcMy what effect the grasshoppers are
!oiDg to have ON the fall elections.-Phila.
Ielphia Bulletin.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-26
MISCELLANEOUS.

A Surveying Schooner Wrecked.
Boston, October 25.-The United States
| surveying schooner Ernest was wrecked al
Isle an Haut. ALI on board were saved.
Governor Hayes Going to the CentouniaI
COLUMBUS, O., October Ex-Governor
hayes and party left here last night in q
special train for Philadelphia.
Fatal Accident.
PHILADELPHIA, October 25.-This after.
noon, while wOrkmen were engaged on the
Catholic church ct Chelton avenue, Visa
hickon, the scaffolding fell, and Anthony
Weissenberger and Edward Hart, two of
the w0rkmen, were thrown to the ground
and almost instantly killed.
Tho Closing Up.
After the tenth proximo exhibitors who
wish can withdraw stock, but will be a.
lowed time to dispose of articles. Some
time will be occupied in closing out estab-
lishmentS, during which visitors will be
admitted as usual.
Arrival Of Goveraer Hayes.
Governor Hayes arrived 1T the Csnten.
NAL Depot, opposite the grounds, at Ais
=. n: He was accompanied by Mrs. Hayes,
Webb c. Hayes, Esq, Mr.. and Mrs. e. F.
N0yes, OF Cincinnati, and several members
OF the gubernat0rial staff. Tho Governor
has . reception tomorrow at tho Ohio
OtAV0 UuuUl0R.
Railroad Accident
ELIZABETH. N. j., October ga de-
ranged light caused passenger train, with
Master Mechanic c. G. Williams - engineer
and X. l. SwaCkhammer, master of bridges.
- fireman, to run off at switch.
Three oars telesooped. Two persons vere
killed. and two seriously and fifteen slightly
hurt. IL is supposed . striking eneineer
laid the trap, but there Ia no proof.
Deaths 1t Savannah.
SAVANNAH, October 25.-Captain j. Gold,
Of the British brig Fanny, of Preston, Eng
land, and Captain Thomas Lyon, harbor
master of Savannah, died to-day.
Total interments to-day five, Of which
two were from yellow foyer. Three colored |
persons are included IN the deaths.
Forged Drafts AAeat.
BALTIMORE, October ga number of |
Traits signed Samuel n. Stanford, drawn on |
Brown, Graves e. Co., general commission /
merchants Of this city. and made PAYABLE to
he order of different houses in Chicago, |
ave recently been received ct various
'anks in Baltimore and presented for pay
nent. The firm pronounce all these drafts
fraudulent A person named Samuel n.
tanford was, short time since, in tho ON.
l0yment of the firm, but was discharged
srly in September.
LITTLE Rock, October Is. Henry
Gales, oOlored, was hanged in the Illinois
istriCt of tho Cherokee Nation by Cher0-
90 authorities on Saturday for killing .
,lored man. He had previously killed
70 men.
7ringisg Juss1ce Dat Of Brigham Yeuag.
SALT LAKE, Utah, October 25.-The I
,urt appointed q special commissioner to ,
IL enough of Brigham Young's property {
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EXPORTS.

HAvRE-Ship Melrose (sdditional) 80 bales cotton
Notwithstanding King Richard-35oo bales
cotton
HAvRE-Ship Transit-3776 bales cotton box
samples 100 stAyes
BORDEAUX-Bark Humbodt-3l bales cotton %
hhds beeewax IS cks brandy cks wine 10 cases
biers 70 $50 slaves 1854 pine boards 08 oak panks
bbls corn IL pkgs sundries
NEW YORK sic Amship Knickerbocker-745b bales
cotton lCO bales moso 6O0 bbs oil $50 bbls m0lAssee
hides
NEW Enthusiastically Algiers--2226 halss cot.
aa iSs 0a.es n s.s % loose a M 20 h9deo
bbis oil 2lo bbls rice 80 bales moss 10 bales paper
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-26
COMMERCIAL.

COTTON-The sales to-day mot including 800
bales additional yest< iav when the actu ii bust
ness wAs 500 balrsl summed up $3.50 bales at
strong prices. req ui1il 8 .dv~nce &c In our
quotations tor riot good ordinary 10 middnng
fair IN ,iusve. We give also the figures and re.
port Of the ExchADge. ~ below:
AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION.
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COPPBE STAND IN POYDRAS MARKET house.
HOLD FURNITURE, GOLD WATCH AND CHAIN
etc.
SUCCESSION OF JEAN CAzEBoSkg.

Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No. SO, a3S.
by PLACIDK J.. SPEAR. AUCTIONKHI-
81. 1876, at 10 A. M viii be sold At public auction
in the POy dras Market, by virtue and in puIsu.
ance to An order from the Hon. L. Tissot, Judge
Of the Second District Court for the parish OF
Orleans. dated October IA, 1875, for account Of
the above succession
AND PATRONAGE and Stock in trade Of the stalls
and stands Of the "PO, dras Market Coffee Stand"
in said Poy dras Market
And At 1880 A NJ, ct No. 2l7 North Poydras
street, by vii tue Of the came order will be cold
THE CONTENTS of said residence, Consisting
Of large lot Of Household Furniture Gold Watch
and Chain etc.
Terms-Cash on the spot 0cl7 81 Is % 81