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Ellsworth American., 1877-05-17
Constitutional Catarrh Remedy.

The CONSTITUTIONAL CArRRHA REMEDY Is the
first article placed before the pu bile that proposed
70 cure Catarrh by building mp the Constitut ion
It 81 uck at the root oi the whole diifeuity, and
thou ands upon thousands of letters have been
received by the proprietors, setting forth the
velous cures and what IL remarkable, curing not
only the CatarIh, but all other ailments the
same time. This is what it always does The toll
lowing statement Is only sample Of what we
constantly receiving, from we'll known people TO
whom you can write, and not to bogus ones. "a.
tarIh and its attendant evils, cold IN head, hack
ing cough, incipient consumption. headache
pains in back aud lOins. dizziness, languldues-.
loss of appetite and general weakness, all leave
together when the Cen ~titutIOnal Catarrh Remedy
- taken : recommended
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-17

CATARRH! !!
Bronchitis !

ALL PERSONS THAT
read this Are Invited TO
send for our large and
beautifully illustrated
Paper. sent free 10 any
address.
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-17

CATARRH OF 25 YEARS STAND
ING CURED,
With Dropping in Throat almost to Choking,
Headach. Pains in Shoulders, Back and
Kidneys. and Entire Breaking Down Of the
System, by
T.,c....J Dou,.J
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-08
Application for a Patent
TO THE
MAGNET MINE.
NO. 375.

Eureka. Nevada, Nay 10. 1871.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
y Alox. Fraser and Morris llaftnett.
whose POstOiice address Is EJrsha, Ne
vada, have this Jay hled their application for
a pateuL or hfteon hundred q .00l linear feet
Of the Magnet mIne OF vein bearing SILVER,
with sur ace ground two hundred t-ui feet 10
width. situate, lying ana being 10 tho Eureka
Mining District, county OF Eureka. and state
OF nevada. and -uOWH ard designated bY tho
neld notes AMI official plat on Flo In tins
0lice az lot nuEi Der ll5.
The exterior bOuudufies Of said lot No.. lis
being as follows, to wat: Variation 10 ueg.
east.
Cummcncinr =; a pos. marked 40. /. Us.
Survey No us, whence post Ne. /. Survey
No. u, lndHstr lode, bear 3. 81 DE-. - m. W.
SJ3 clio feet. . he laz-tafi 10 The tosn OF En-
reka bears ~. 81 ~. q "a. T., lI,7dl feat. The
highest point IN taby iitu Nc. 1 bears M
DIG 81 ~. w. 7,A2l ieet. and the Magnet shaft
bears y. 9 dg. u ~. W. 10 icet 1hvnce run
post marked No. =. L.. >. Survey No. ius.
lhcncc "a course y. = d. f., Is . feet,tp pot
marked 40. g, Z. =. Survey No. H.. ThCne9
81 course >. sj4 DIG. r., 10 feet. ~ pcs,
hence 4th course :. y az. ", 100 feet, 70
post Ne. ], the place OF beginning containing
d6-lu0 acres.
This claim is bounded on neither end By
any knOWn claimants: tns nearest claims are
che Bald Eagle and INDUSTRY.
Tho ieeatOn Of this uine is daily recorded
IN tho hccorser's Office Of Eurcka Mining
District, on page rs, IN Book L of the EaTeAa
District Mining Records
Any and all persons claiming adyersely any
portion Of said 81 gntt iuiu-, or said mining
ground as hcreubriora Gese 3D. d. are re-
CURED TO hlp tlgir adverse cliim with thel,es-
lster Of Tho Uultcd oates i.snd uiic at Eura-
30, ~ the state OF Nevada, during the siSty
days. period Of publication hereof. or tbey
vii DO barred by virtue Of tAo prCTi.ions VI
the statute.
myIi-JJd d. B. INMEL. Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-08
PATENT APPLICATIONS.
Application for a Patent
TO THE
GENERAL LEE LINE.
NO. S7l.
Z. s. LAND 0FfICF, FuHFKt, New,
MnY = b. lN-1.

AAN1 -FNA w
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the Adams Hill Consolidated Mining
co npany. whose postofice address is Eureka
Nevada, has this day flcd its Application for
a. patent for eight hundred 500 lin ar feet Of
the General lee mine or We y bearing silver
With surface ground two hlndred ard ten
l2lO) feet in width, situate, lying md being in
Eureka Mining District, county Of Eureka
and state Of Nevada. and known and desiQ-
mated by the field notes And official plat on
ile IN this OFF g rs Lot Number 100.
Tho exterior boundaries OF said Lot No.
10 bciug as follows, to wit: Variation l5h,
degrees east.
Commcuciue NJ n post marked No. /. n
Survey No. 10, whonco the flagstaff In he
town Of Eureka bears , a. dg. - min r. S52s
feet: tho highest point Of ruby Hill Mol
bears ;. Gdg. IL min. W. 57s9 feet: and the ION
OF tbs General Leo l. cline bears s. a de-. gy
min. W.i3iS-l0tf {; thence r~gEning 1t course
$. 20 deg i. 30 loot, TO post marked No, 2. T..
y survey No. I'D; thence "a course s. 90 deg.
w. S3tect, 60 post marked. No. 3, y. ). Sur
yey No. I.e, whence post No. 4 of T.. s. sur.
- " in. ". 80 SO feet; thence Sd course n.
20 deg. ~. 30 feet. to post mara cd No. 4 4.
:. surrey No. 10; and thence 9Th course n.
30 deg. J.. 500 e., 10 rost No. l.. the place Of
beginning. containing 80 100 acres.
Ihis clutm Is hound, q ON neither end by
ANY known claimants Tho nearest mines ara
the WIDE West aud the Lexington.
The location Of ibis mine j. duly recorded
in The ttec0rdet's ohire OF Eureka Mining
District, on page l75, IN Book u, Of said Min
iug Records.
ANY and al persons claiming adyersaly anv
portion OF said General Lee mine, or sid
al ing sr0unt rs bercinbe'oro described. ara
required % fls their adverse claim with tho
Rcli.tcr Of tho United States Land 0aice W
Eureka. in the State OF Nevada, during tbe
90 DAYS period # publication hereof, or they
will DO barred BY virtue of The provisions OF
the statute. u. u. lMMEL. Register.
Eureha. May e. 1877. my2A-Od
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-08
NOTICE.
Mines to Lease.

TNHE UNDERSIGNED HAS SOME
I'd on the east side Of Prospect Mountain,
which he would like to lease. For further
particulars. apply to ADAM HALL,
At the Elise mine. OF tho east side OF Pros
poet Mountain.
Eureka a. July 5, 1877. jy6-tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-08
Greek, Newark valley.

"y.EO"-Imported August 1875, by u.
w. Durham, OF Wayne. DuPage county, W,
is six years Oh. 10 hands high. weight, l,soo
pounds; color. &C al black. lie hns a beauu,
iul heai " IN prominent eyes, small ears ara
| nseut c0ubtcnanee. His body is long,
with short back, long. fiat quarters. short
htavy legs and good feet and sup rb action.
.stEAD7N" sired by imported Sue
ees ~ ard bred By NJ. W. Durham, 5 years
old, rs hinds high, weighs loo pounds, ia
color h is a beautifll dapple gray: Is vigor-
Gus and hardy, combines TO nm extraordinary
degree # perfection, large size, compactness
ana symmetry Of form, with an elegance ana
attractiveness IN general appeara rec ana
movement seldom found IN one animal.
Gernns OF Service:
To LEO" for tho season, $50; $40 on re
ccipt Of service, and the balance on or be-
fore October I, lt7T.
To ..ALLADIN for tho season. so; $40
on receipt II service. and the balance on or
before October /, 1871.
a Cold Greek we have a good pasture
feuced with Il substantial picket fence, wbere,
mares can be kept without any additional
expense 10 the owner.
To our patrons we guarantee entire satis-
faction j.. NJ. NORTH. Manager.
Cold Crock, Nevada. May "a, 1877. 'myZ7-2m
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-08
CLaiRV0YANT PHYS CLAN.

MRS. DIR. p. r. STEPHENS, TIE
Va greatest aatralogist. |clairyoS ant rhysi-
clan aud test mediu p o the age has arrived
and can be consulted at her rooms on South
Main sireet, nearly Opposite Bishop " Car
p%outeT's livery stable. Fast, pres NJ and fu-
ture truthfIlly telineated. Special attention
given to the afflicted. Charges reasonable.
Persons wishin4 20 kE ,w 10 ir pa 4, pres-
en- end future, can 60 so by sending one
dol ar. ,heir correct age, complexion and
mNZ8tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-08
h0RMAa STATIONS.
LEO and ZE

THE TWO NORMAN STATIONS.
"LEp" and "ALLADIN." will stand
for mares this season at
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-16
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
MONETARY.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, |
Monday Evening. Oct. Is. 1877.
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT TUESDAY, OCTOBER IT, 1877

p.saring House Association this evening the
following officers were unanimously ELECTED:
MT; Joseph II. Oglesby, president; M. Sam
nard, manager and Messrs. Carl Kohn. G. r.
agement. 40,
no doubt give general satisfaction and is be-
lleyed to be indicative OF o less routinal and q
broader and more liberal and vigorous policy
on the part of the Clearing House hsssioeiatloa
would accrue to the commerce Of Our city.
The following Is the result gf the eighth quar-
tery allotment Of Premium Bonds: 80. 49, 275,
5s2 Ggo 1885, $685. 1lo6 1928 1919 1906 2247 2t9s 1885,
3O9e 1896 1920 1922 4525 1870 5165, $780, $685. 5572
6T4D 5747 U7 655 $685. 67a5. 1896, 7O1S 1880 T742,
1891 1921 9oi7 924. 1862 1885, s615. 9632. 972 9So7
and 1894
We continue to quote exceptional comm ercial
paper -815 " cent per annum discount; Al do
nominal; second grade do nominal; loans on
collaterals lo0l2: AL mortgages 100. and sec
Gold opened at 1o2'f @1os against 1osk at New
York. and after q modera' business closed at
the e In 69 a. Nsw TRss
sales were confined to $500. embracing $4,000 at
1o2 ~ $4,000 at 1924 $4,000 at 1921 and $1,000 at 1923
0103.
Sterling was unchanged. while francs were
about u y cent higher.
The sales of sterling comprised e12 700. en-
braeing G120o bill Of lading at 4Ss. f200o do ut
4s9ls E5ooo do at 4ssa 400, E4500 do at 4ssh@4so.
and E10O0 do at 4s0is.
The only sales of francs reported were $4,000
commercial at 5.t3i6. and 10000 at =.
@49oh for bill Of lading and Al clear. and .@4st
for bank (bank counter rate -@4941s). and francs
at 5.13a for commercial.
:. Commercial sight on New York was easier.
The sales comprised s97 1000, embracing $4,000
commercial aud $4,000 private bankers at Tie,
and s2s. 900 bank at 1892
The banks checked on New York ut A@$ y
cent discount. and commercial sight was quoted
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Receipts proper since Saturday evening 1856
bales against 3l02 bales on last Sunday and
Monday and II, 731 last year. making an aggregate
since Friday evening of 1915 bales. against 1908
last week and 14.712 last year, and since August
81 of 49,9s5 bales. against 1858 last year-de-
crease G8 .56S.
s. 142 bales, against 1902 last week and 38 .364
last year, and since Friday SCOTT. against % sl2
last week and $1,000 last year. Total since
August 81. 81 ,o62 bales. against 519352 up to
Sunday noon. October 49, last year-de rease
2OS, $50.
Exports Friday and Saturday. to Great
Britain 6127 bales, against 4516 last week and
23574 last year, asd to the Continent 4169 bales,
Stocks at all the del very ports made up to -
m. 24a;l17 bales. against 176,o01 last week and
TOBACCO-We did not hear of transaction
to-day. The sales on Saturday embraced IL
hhds Il, and 81. The amount on sale il esti-
mated at $3.50 hhds. We continue to quote as
Inferior Tugs s@s4c low Tugs sH@sAc. medium
4@41sc. good to fine 4a@5ac, low leaf 6@7c,
medium medium sgge good lo@l1c fine @12c and
Received since Saturday evening 6 hhds: ex-
ported by rail stock on hand by our running
statement 1881 hhds.
FREfGHTS-The market continues firm at
our previous quotations, as follows:
By steam-Cotton to Liverpool I'd: to Be
Fall River. PhiIadelphia and Baltin ore. via New
pool 101sd.
BY sail-Cotton to Liverpool -@1ad: to
Havre 1c
NEW LOUISIANA SUGAR--The Second Re-
ceiped This Seasonal lot of 8 hhds new clari-
Hanna the second lot of new received this sea-
son, from Even Hall plantation. Messrs Mccall
Brothers. parish Of Ascension, consigned to
Messrs. ]. W. Burbridge g. Co., and sold TO
Messrs. Camel & Vignaud at &c q ID. Satur-
days receipts, the FIRST this season, comprising
hhds clarified sold at &c p b.
OLD CROP LOU ISIANA SUGAR-No receipts
this morning, and the demand Is good. 80
hhds sold at Sic for prime: size for strictly
prime; 8s4@91c Tor yellow clarified: and exc
for off whites.
NEW LOUISIANA MOLASSES- The Second
Receired This Season he receip . this morning
comprised IL bis new, tie .eotla let Il celsSd
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Below high water mark of 1874.
NELSON GOROM,

Below high water mark Of 1874
NELSON GOROM
Sergeant Signal Service. U. y. A..
Arrivals.
Mary Ida, Blue Wing No 8, Gold Dust. Katie.
Henry Tete. Il. u. Lee, John III. Hanna. Gov.
Allen. Alvin.
Departures.
Eva, Blue Wing No. g. John FL. Hanna Gov.
Allen, Yazoo Katie. G. HI. Durfee.
10 Arrive.
Blue Wing No. g. upper coast: Martha Isa-
bel, Eva, lower coasf; Belle OF Shreveport ST
Louis Ouachita Belle. Coy. a lien, Bayou Sara:
bertha. Opsipasas; Bdss4op. Oa.cltla; John
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The McKillop and Sprague company, of
New York, are furnished by, their Chicago
correspondent with the following information
from the Black Hills: "The country known
to contain valuable deposits is comparatively
small Operations thus far have been con-
fined to a district, the radius of which does
not exceed five miles from Deadwood Many
quartz mills are already in successful opera
ton, and others in process of erection. The
ore easily yields a fair return. The mines
are rich and fast being developed. The coun-
try Is destined to have rapid and substan-
tial growth. Evidences of wealth are already
accommodating, yet there is apparently an in
adequate circulation Of money to hold bust
ness ON cash basis. Our traders have been
compelled to extend credits, and at the pres
ent time collections are impossible; hence
their ability to meet their own obligations to
the wholesale trade is seriously doubted
Stocks are generally too large. in some cases
basis OF past sales. and, altogether, the COM
mercal outlook Is cloudy.
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- REFERENCE lMessrs. FL. Dudley Coleman &
Brother, 70 Union street. New Orleans.
Send Circular and Price List. wis
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COM N ERClAL.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, |
Mnndav Exanino Oct Il 1911

Monday Evening. Oct Is. 1877.
COTTON-The sales TO day embraced a little
over 5000 bales. at irregular and generally easier
prices requiring a reduction of Nc in our quo
tations for some grades and only u partial NC
in others. We give also the figures and report
of the Exchange. as below:
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The money market continued active and
strong to-day with no auotable change In COM
mereial paper. Gold and Sterling ruled at pre-
ylous rates. Francs were stronger The move
nnent I'm both Gold and Foreign Exchange was
limited New York sight was easier for COM
n,ercial Stocks were quiet. State Consols ad-
yanced y p cent. After the drawing Premium
Bonds declined q cent. Scrip. coupons and
a. tic Anuual meeting os ths AeY Orleans
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RIVER NEWS.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT. |
Tuesday. October 1G. 1877. !
Dali ~ report of the stage of water. with changes
at .. M.
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MERICAN sTANDAnD OF CLASSIFICATION.
General Exchange

The market appeared to be quiet at the open
ing, but there was nevertheless o fair inquiry.
and the sales during the morning embraced
1000 bales. after which, as factors met the de-
maDd more freely, the movement showed in
creased animation, and additional transactions
were reported to the extent of 1000 bales max
ing a total. rs noted above. Of 5000 bales. Prices
exhibited some irregularity. but generally ruled
in favor OF buyers and closed ct the irregular
The dispatches reported Liverpool steady at
previous rates, with sales. Of 10000 bales and
arrivals l-a2d higher; Hayre dull and un,
1-16d on spots. and with b ut little variation in
futures. which at noon showed q decline OF
4-1ooc in Novembers to Aprils. and 3-1eo@4 1000
In the later months. and closed at about the
The Exchange makes the amount on ship
board not cleared before to-day's exports
Of 14G2 bales, 2O,162 bales, embracing 1b2O1 for
for the Mediterranean. and s29 for coastwise
ports. leaving in presses agreeably to its ac,
count at 10 M. 1927 bales. only part Of
At noon to-day Middling was quoted at Gal
weston at 1o&c,, at Mobile at 1OAc, at Savannah
ut 10 1l-lee. at Charleston at 10000 10 ice, at Will
more at II s@I2sc. at New York at i12Se. at Bos-
ton 114c at Memphis at 1o9sc. ut Augusta at
1913 e, at Philadelphia at 115ac ut Cincinnati
at lie. and at ST. Louis at 1oac.
The Exchange reports: Sales 22E0 bales
Demand fair" Its quotations Tor Low M1ddl1ng
and the higher grades are reduced }sc,
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September 1. 1877...... 21.56s
Arrived since last statement. -. 10,777
Arrived previously. ............. 66.oss- 7776'
$685.
Cleared to-day .................. 1,462
Cleared previously. ............-. 42.515- 4397'
Stock on hand and on shipboard not -, ~,
- cleared ............'.-...'..- 55.'tot
Stock same time last year ............... 94,13.
r
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Southern Shoe Factory
OF JOHN HANSEN
b and b Canal street, Msv Orleans
To ALI, SOUTHERN CITIZENS.

lam OF the same opinion as yourselves any
am determined to help build up the manufac-
turing interest Of our native State In order Il,
which would otherwise go to the North, at hon 8.
About year ago started my Factf ~. and BIZ
using the best material and pavina my hands
business and support 600 women end cfildress
that would have otherwise loft the State. "a
order still 20 increase my Factory, would
the ctty. but OF the Whots country. "a give me
their aid and announcement. Come and Aes r1es
de141y Js9D. HANSEN
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NEW ORLEANS STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
BEFORE FIRST GALL.
$4,000 State Consols. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. e2h
FIRST CALL-1O:15 A. NJ.
1900 Premium Bonds. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 33le
SECOND CALL AT 1915 P. M.
$500 State ConsOls. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ga
1900 Premium Bonds .................. 33ss
10000 do ................-. 1914
BETWEEN SECOND AND THIRD CALLS.
s7O 600 Premium Bonds Observation-Disclosures. 3sts
$4,000 do ................... ssa
THIRD GAbI-2 p.
$4,000 Premium Bonds Observation-Disclosures. 1884
AFTER THIRD CALL.
So $50 Per Diem Warrants ..............-. ssh
CRESCENT CITY OPEN STOCK BOARD.
FIRST CALIr-10:45 A. M.
10 shares Workingmen's Bank. ......... .s1s 90
BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND CALLS.
81 800 City Scrip Half paid. July 1876. 65
10 900 Premium Bonds. ................... 334
10000 do ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 33ts
10000 do .-..................... 335s
BETWEEN SECOND AND THIRD CALLS.
10 600 Premium Bonds. ................... 1875
Stocks were quiet.
State Consols were y per cent higher closing
at s21s0Ds3
Premium Bonds were q per cent lower
closing ut 335s@9337s.
City Scrip was quoted at 32@35 for 1874 and
1876 issues. and -147 for 1875.
Half paid City Coupons ruled at -@35h. and
State Warrants at sSls@-.
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THE CHILD ACTRESS IN COURT.
Trial of Mrs. Rogers for the Abduction Ol
Her Daughter, Mabel Leonard.

New YORK, Oct. 6.-The examination in the
case of Mrs. Rogers, charged with abducting
her daughter, Mabel Leonard, from the Gus
tody of w. G. Harriott was continued before
the referee, William St. Clair, this afternoon.
John Messam, the first husband of Mrs
Rogers, sat facing John P. Rogers, the second
husband. Messam was placed on the witness
stand, and his appearance in that position
caused Mrs. Rogers some SURPRISE and she
looked at him in very dramatic manner, her
eyes flashing with rage and her lips tightly
compressed Messam testified that he was
married in England to Elizabeth Meekan, the
woman now known as Mrs Mabel Rogers,
whom he identified as the woman now In
court.
The witness lived in Westchester county :;
he was anxious to take charge of the boy
George, now ten years of age, but did not wish
to take charge Of Mabel, as he did not know
whether he would be able to take care of her,
but on that point he would take advice
Mabefs original name was Hannah; witness
stated that his wife was an actress, and he
was accustomed to go for her at Niblo's
Theatre, where she was engaged as an
actress, at night. She sometimes eluded him
and would remain away until o'clock in the
morning, and eventually she became so that
he was unable to control her, and he then left
her; sometimes she would remain away all
night.
On cross-egamination witness said that he
had been hunted up by the secretary Of the
Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty to Chill
dren: had not been arrested for drunkenness
but once ~ tlree years tllat WAS IA Reekskiu;;
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| To the stsy-st.homes our streets yesterday
looked to be almost overcrowded, The unfortu-
nate individual or, in many cases, the fortunate
| individual who summers 1t in our city becomes
80 used TO seeing the sidewalks dotted by strolng
pedestrians at long intervals that the recent ar
rivals that have so swelled the crowd of passers
make it appear as IL the city already is full.
Camp, Canal, Chartres, Royal aud dozen other
thoroughfares from 10 o'clock yesterday morning
uu II qpite late in the afternoon were enlivened
by the presence Of, it seemed to be, thousands of
new arrivals.
Tbs perfect health Of our city at present and
during the past summer has had something to do
with this, for we notice may well known faces
that were wont TO remsin away until Novem Der.
but who tired Of the ennui Of watering place life
have come back to relish this delightful October
weather at home.
Another thing that has in q great measure con-
duced to this influx is that ever body, now that
Louisiana is liberated from Radical rule, feels
that with the bright prospects Of our crops the
business OF the year will be In full flood much
earlier than heret fore.
Since 1860 we have hardly had hero at 80 early
peried 80 many OF our own cihzsns and those
from mississippi Texas and Ark. .nsas. With our
free government, with the most aus Jicious pre-
moDitiOns OF o briek winter, ii is safe TO say the
Crescent City this year will be aim ut tbs same
busy capital il vas in other days. Every train
adds TO the number OF 7isitUrs, ana In few min
utes' walk one can see fac q easily ecognizsi ny
their full bloom of country health and yixor thst
have come in to see town before the great rnsh
Of November sets in.