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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-06-14

BREMEN.
North German Lloyd.
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW ORLEANS
VIA SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVANA.
ElLEs North German Lloyd have resumed
their regular trips, and will run hereafter as
| follows
Steamer. From Bremen. From New Orleans
F kekS ~ A ARTi i Nays
HANOVER. ......... May 49, june II.
Touching both ways at Southampton and Hsvan
to receive and land passenger and freight.
PRICES OF PASSAGE
From Bremen or Southampton to Havana or New
Orleans:
FIRST CABIN. S 100 Gold
STEERAGE. ........................... $40 Gold
From New Orleans or Havana to Southampton
Havre Bremen:
oIEEhAHb. q As Gold
From New Orleans to Havana:
FIRST CABIN '.'.-'......'...........s5 $50 Currency
sFBkRA1E ...........................$ $50 Currency
These steamers have no second cabin
Passage tickets rom Bremen or southampton to
Havana or New Orleans issued by the undersigned.
For passage, freight and further particulars an
ply to
ED. F. sTOCKMEYBR L CO., Agents,
mh7 2km No. % Union street.
FOR NEW YORK.
ERoHAETs STEAMSHIP LINZ
Comprising the frst-class steamships
GRsSCENT CITY. Captain George L. Norton
GENERAL MEADE cantpn a b samh
UNITED STATES. Captain -
WssTERE ceSgtaia " BENZ
EMILY b. souDEh.. Captain Miner B. Crowen
SAILING FROM NEW YORK EVERY SATURDAY
- FOR NEW YORK DIREcr-Ths
80 steamship
MISSISSIPPI,
W. P. HENRY, Commander
win leave her wharf. foot of jefferson street, or
SATURDAY. June II, at "a M
These steamers have superior Accommodation
for passengers
Cabin Passage.
Steerage Passage. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IS
Bills of lading signed through to Liverpool. Glas-
gov, Bremen and Hamburg. Through tickets fol- |
hrstclass and steerage passengers for Iyerpool |
and the Continent, connecting with Guion's Line of
Steamers. sailing from New York every Wednesday |
Low IUDwIasKS.
No. 100 Common street
The steamship EMILY B. SOUDBR viii follov
leaving on SATURDAY. June "a. at 5P. II.
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-06-14
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES.
DISTRICT OF LOUi
In Bankruptcy-No. 1909.

THE MATTER OF MICHAEL GERNON BANK
rupt.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-06-14
ALL POINTS EAST AND NORTHEAST.
THREE THROUGH TRAINS DAILY
With direct connections from the south for O.
cinnati
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS

Be sure and ask for tickets via Louisville and ia
Ohio and Mississippi Railway, for sale at all prh
clpal ticket offices in the South and in Louisvilles
the General Office OF the Company corner FourH
and Main streets, also at Gait House and LouisviA
line and Willard Hotels
n B.-T1ckets to Cincinnati and points East vi
this line, are good mail line steamers and IN
line tickets are good on this road.
CHARLES E. FOLLETT
General Passenger and Ticket Agent St Louis
J. L. Crossword,
General Superintendent, St. Louia
THOMAS BORwIE
1yS ly General Southern Agent Louisville
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-06-14
STEAMSHIPS.

FOX PHILADELPHIA, VIA HAVANA.
To sail SATURDAY. June "a, at P. ID.
rs For Philadelphia, via Ha.
E4fx. vana-The fine Al steamship
JUNIATA,
HOXIE, Commander
For freight or passage, apply to
WILLIAM CREEvY Agent
jell Corner Carondelet and Graviei streets
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-06-14

ESTATES OF LEVY & DIETER, DEL
ter, GOldstein & Co., A. DessOmmes, Levy Co.,
and Jonas H. Levy, Anderson d. Deter, and Au-
guste DessOmmes, individually.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-06-14
STEAMBOATS,,

Merchants Southern Packet Company,
f%Ms~ h For St. Louis. Cairo, Mem.
lk.huks1S phis, and the Bends-The steam
S5EE.:ssAEiitt8 ers of this line will leave as fol-
Flows at P. NJ.
HENRY AMES...-......JW W. JACOBS Master
THURSDAY, June Is
NATCHEZ. P. LEATHERS Master.
SATURDAY, June II.
Giving through bills of lading over the Illinois
Central Railroad, and TO all points on Arkansas
White and Cumberland rivers. Through bills of
lading and passage tickets issued to all points on
the upper Mississippi as high st. Paul.
Plans of cabins may be seen and staterooms Sc
cured on application to
STEVENSON & vERLANDER
Agents, No. l35 Gravier street.
JOHN F. BAKER, President.
Bills of lading the Illinois Central Railroad
signed only at the office of
JAMES r. TUCKER.
Je2 No. Dc Carondelet street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-06-14

st. Louis and New Orleans Packet Com.
pany.
FOR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.
Illinois Central Railroad Packets.
Hs&m~~ b For Memphis. Cairo and
AAxS the Bends-The fine passenger
steamers of thus line will leave as
CITY OF ALTON. .SHEBLE, Master
Leaves on WEDNESDAY, June ID, at P NJ
Leaves on THURSDAY, June Is at S p NJ
COMMONWEALTH. SEDAN, Master
Leaves on SATURDAY, June II, at 5 P. M.
Giving through bills of lading to all points on the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad, Nashville and
Northwestern Railroad, and Memphis and Ohio
RailrOad-also to st. Louis.
Through Tickets furnished at lowest rates to all
points East West and North, by all the various
routes via Menphis, Cairo and St. Louis. State
rooms secured at General Office, l04 Common
street.
A. A WOODS, General Agent
104 Common street.
c. G. WAYNE, Freight Agent
81 Natchez street.
JOHN N. BOFINGER, President
Bills OF lading for all freights over the Illinois
Central Railroad; signed at the Office of
JAMES 7. TUCKER
myl4 20 Carondeet street,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-06-14
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY,

,se POLES. anu japan
soliciting an inspection of my stock Won will
South-eastern Independent. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1871-1871, 1871-06-23
BIacksmithing

Manufacturer Of Water Tweers, AandriIi
Svedges, he, for Blacksmiths.
Remember the Place:
Southwest Side of the Public Square
M'C0NNELSVILLE, %.
mar. IS, 1870-If.
South-eastern Independent. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1871-1871, 1871-06-23
THE pRAn>sHop PARTIES.

But we are told 10 trust in the re-
publican and democratic parties to
abolish the evils of Intemperance.
Have we not trusted and tried them
long enough? Have we not faiths
fully tried the republican party for
fifteen years and the democratic
party for forty years, in Ohio, and
what has either of them done to
prohibit the crimes and woes OF
the lieusr traffic? Each in turn
has had the power 10 crush it, and
each has protected and enlarged
that destroying curse. How can
we trust them on this question If
we regard either their political
character or their past conduct p
Both are organically opposed to us
and our prInGlples. Where do the
twenty thousand dram-shops, the
fifty thousand liquor dealers, the
hundred thousand drunkards and
the hundreds of thousands uf mod.
crate drinkers in our State, belong,
but In the ranks of these two part
les E? One of them has the most Ia
ger beer and the other has the most
whisky, and that Is the main differ.
ence between them. Can we ex-
pect these parties to commit politi-
cal suicide, and to prohibit and a.
boIish SO large a part of themselves
as that comprised in the liquor sys-
TENT We may pass between them
ard by drawing the temperance vo-
tiers from both, unite them in the
prohibition party and thus practic-
ally divide the liquor strength and
conquer 1t or we may force the H.
quor elements to unite in one OF
those parties and purge the other
South-eastern Independent. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1871-1871, 1871-06-23
7 HE CALABAR GRAINS
Are a Decided Success!

TRULY the old mortar of"Bsd Medi-
cine is beisg broken. Medicine must be
effectual ; but it is no longer necessarily
dangerous, painful or disgusting The re-
markable Nerve tonic apeTient assists the
process Of digestion, and IS conducive Of
he most perfect physical and mental eoDdi-
tious. They cure dyspepsia, headache,
saIlowness, billiousness and irregular tiles,
but their greatest success is in acting as a
preventive Of these disorders. IT not found
at the nearest Druggists, enclose fifty eta.
to Calabar Grains Co., Marietta, Ohio.
April 2etb, ls1l-2ms.
South-eastern Independent. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1871-1871, 1871-06-23
H. L. TRUE.
Physician & Surgeon,
Mc0NNELSVILLE, Ohio,

Treats sill forms Of scuIe and chronic
disease. on new and improved principles
Calls promptly attended TO. and charges
reasonable. OFFICE in Morris New
Building, OF Center street, where he
will be found when not professionally engage
81. Feb. Sd, 1871.
South-eastern Independent. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1871-1871, 1871-06-23
GIVEN UP!
ART l.
e.. TRESIZE

asks the p7blie 10 call and examine his
specimen Photographs, Ferrotypes, Am
brotypss, Gems, ke., he, which cannot be
sur passed anywhere. He has perfected al
rsngsments whereby any oDe can be se-
comodated with the finest Of Oil Paintings
aud pictures Of India Ink Work. Rooms
over Boons's Ssddlsr Shop, in J. C. Stones
Building, Center Street, A'Csnnelsvills.
Ohio.
Arril 33-1y.
South-eastern Independent. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1871-1871, 1871-06-23
TEACHERS NORMAL INSTITUTE!

Arrangements for boarding Will be made
for all who attend. A thorough Review OF
the Lower Branches viii be arrived at
Glasses will be formed and Teeitations
heard, the object being rather the mode Of
instruction than the mastery ofths Bran
ehes. Teachers, will, therefore, bring
books, states, etc., as students.
BOOKS OF REFERENCES:
Rsadiug-McGufy and Kidd.
epelIing-Seleetions.
Arithmetic-Ray and White
Grammar-Gresn and Harvey.
6eography-Broekley's and Warrsa's
Phys. Geog.
Lecture and Discussion on Theory and
Practice at Stated Periods. TERMS-33.eo
payable in advance. By Order Of shs Ex-
eeutive Committee.
Nav II, IS7l-Iew.
South-eastern Independent. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1871-1871, 1871-06-23

The drsm>shop is a political evil
and q public crime, "a only be re-
moved by political m%eans-by the
same arm OF civil power which
curbs the midnight assassin and the
The New York herald., 1871-10-05
MARBLE NIANTELS.

9 KLABsR co.'s MARBLE WORKS, n; TO IN
~ West fity1rst street. oewesn nroaiwAy and Eishsl
syenue--Marble and MArblsixeI MAnteiA Monuments,
Hesd.ions largest vAristas nsweS desisns end oAesos
. The Gig.
The New York herald., 1871-10-05
DIRECTORY FOR ADyEx TIsERs.

AMUsrMENrs-NISTu PACE Fourth. ff.h and sixth COL
ASST OLUuy-rrcHTu PAGr- Sixth column.
sako HsD LoysS
BoAkDERs WANTED --sxcosD PAGE Third. fourth. fifth
sEoKLy r. P.ss s..s ;s'gmp
E ana oe
7.s sesss 60.
cLEsKs AND DsALEsNEx-rwHLrru PAGE Fourth and
GH.cS Asn s%. pAsr-rna
si:a rAs.-ssA and
.CoPsnrssKsni:s-Fssr PAsn-s!..h solams. .,,u,,,
s4' SoSsyk9 sSskS.sssosp ks ras:s!sss i ,s
s DEN. :. ana ssa'''
DSf H HOUSES r1Ss ~ LE I1 sSsSsuRD AND us
+, KNisiinD-Ercnrm PAox-seOood and third
Egs6SExs STEAMSHIPS. EIoara rAas-Finh column
sSs sSssxt sxtaIS,sas fAss1Sss$I :;is%s :;isS%.ss.,a 70 ,p,
FuaHlsaEn aa9AS I,iA,' AHD sonn MrnhfAnS's ~ Ih'
EEEsJ
HELP IVAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAes-s.Ash COL
hELf NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAeK-rhrd and
HossC. sIa.'h SS%KsiAoE Ao-r,ssr rAss-rhrd and
Horf sIas.a Is "sEu"Sp Ga;"Mni iPAsx-sA.h column
HOUSES. Rooms, &C, wAATSD-AIaHru PAor-Fourt
rAsssss,sn .isss r% r%n M ar.
@ N RIAL hsfATE FOR sALk-NtsTH PAGE
LOAN ossiSss-si ,sr rAs.-r. III column:
MAC lNEkl-EIGnTH PAGE-First column.
MARBLE NANfElS-FIPBT PAaE-fith column.
MArRlAU. IAL -EI0hru FA3E-rtrs' column.
siLniSkaY hII AND DSissaHSiSG4siAsr PAos-s,z.A
M1scHslLA II i.n sEo,s ADvERrlsExEErs-rKsTu PAGE
NIscELLANEO 1S-EranrH PA sx-rirss column.
MUslCAL-NiSTH rAsE-sixsh co.umn
PrRSO yAL fiRBr fAJr-ttret c0u.nu.
PA ,UfURi ES- NJ, TH PAGL-Fourth column.
PO.lTlIA!.EI;E.H rAaE tirst co.unn d.;
PRoYUSALS- IGurH PAGE-firs column =.
PRUP KIT OUT Or ThE CITY FOX SALE OR TO
RENr--hI .rn PA ocon cou nm.
REAL ESTATE 40 ExChAN0E-NtNrn PAor-Second
REAL r. TATE WANTrD-NINTH PAGE-fhrd column.
REWARDS IRDr PAGH-fi st ind second Columns
SAILS At AUCTION-sEoosD PAeE-Firss and second
SIT, A. iUHs wANTgD-FEMALEs-E PAGE
AMI TWELFTH fAGE- First, second ana th,ra col
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALEs-rwKLrTH PAGE
Fourth column.
sPUkTI SOL DOGS, BIRDS, &c-Flnsr PAGi-Secoud
THE TKAnrs-s 20 ND rAeF-Sixth column.
The hF--Fh.sr rAGE-Thir coiumn.
to LET FOX USI>kSS PuRPOS-5-EIGuru PAGE
second umn.
TRAvkLLEne' 1uIpE-EIGHrH PAGE- Sixth column.
UNFUkNlSHED Rooms AND AP kTMtkTS 10 LET
E,.nTu rAar-Inird and urth Columns.
Is WANTEu TO iURCHASE-t LRST PA1E-Fifth column
WATCHES. JEWELKr, &C.-EiGHTH PAaE-Sixth col.
YAcEIS STEAMBOATS,. &o-FInsr PAox-sscosd co.,
Umn.
The New York herald., 1871-10-05

& c. WHEATLy, Secretary.
MEXICAN JOCKEY CLUB RACES. POOLS WILL
q %
The following % c: premiums will - trotted for dur
'ns ''s'' A',is piMsT nAS1TusspAY, OCT. H.
os. ia and nys, 70 @ r0'
~ ~hsssr s" ssssa sS,cr. e Sis I. M hvs'ine
simon: ss ssss: sa'ss. Z d..y q :; os.sss. G "s'
j. c'sns Smith snssss sn,.rs 81 iia r. s'i,s Disx.
,.rss Sads Deno INTO. sn,. :. & g. Tom Wonder, Jr
{. TSarns S"G sssss enter. =. D. st. =. s Sentinel ~A
y. Goodn enters e. e ssfs;; NV
VAN wycs enter " Tom so rarS Con stake
gh.i;s, 3 .s.s sssia.os ss;sT: Sense Ss!..
s5SS 5sf5'gs SXy%fSSE1 A. oc7oare
arss $50 second and III Sisa Aild .'' 's'''n
sa:: s::s :a.:1: :1:is. :. e Y: Y esss sas%.
John /. Io.s enter. IE: s. Charles Loew.
Daniel Mace sa'sr. J. : aFsHs / HRs.iy 21s Harley
sSsss = .ss se.: 60 GO . s:ss s. a'v'' beaten m
1sssn ssss' enter: sS.1' T. n H. sss. kas Nor Norris,
s.s.;: sss.s s:::: :s;:: s.sy ss;.
RsS.a ssS.
Sss s.;sss s"s sn!s $ Nj: iisss' xss
Guy Miller enters ch. g. ,nros
'sss S:'ss:s enter: w Vs..s
81. % :.s.s c. .:s s
JJJ wnssiss ss sss enters bi II 'Hs % a1 svsine =
2 II. ". Howe enters blk. IN Bell AorreiL
y. Goodin enters g. Sale.
Thomas r Es.iT M :" p; pr ri baS"y ocTcsEk raS
Pgnsx No. io:s. a. hays beaten sss;
Fret T,m.s s .s,. to ss'SnS :: ana ~ lo s,. e ,ard
a. Paterson sa,.s enter: Il . ch b. 8. DseadnaushI
9 RossaRnd enters e e. ( Gray is JACK
J. M MI or eDers o. m .N Msny, 40
r No. @ & for horses M as; have never beaten s
T. 81, sSs GssP.on sa,.rs sn.sr or IL sppo Gs,em.n
J. A. Chambers enter. !. Hickory Jack.
A. Patterson enters CHI Belle Of oneida
B. Daniels enters b. m. Topy
John Murphy enters hr. m. ady Sears.
j. H. WhitsOn enters oh. Q. tlarance
s. y. Bruce enters b. m Enigma.
John Span snters =. g. e.: Eaton
Daniel Mace enters Z. st. Plato.
David y. Hewson enters B: g. Ohio Boy.
eoe, NO ad be Sy rc. Of ne
uona Association horse distancng the held will receive
O'clock pro- pt good dsv and TRACK Ads lon to parts
Of rounds Including grand stand an lower part Of club
sna yu:T ass uSss
E. y. READ, Secretary.
DRosPECT FARx FAIRa ROUND ASSOCIATION.
siox ss'S 6cTesss S1S Dss
! 4 Neon q B. M M Nellie n uSnder. %
G W. Oakley's b. NJ Aanie r.
: 80 :. GEo. W. OAKLEY. superintendent
T1ooIs SOLD AT rArCrrox-JocKEY CLUB REsTAu.
i. Pari On Prda,
The New York herald., 1871-10-05
IT PRIVATE STABLE, l2u WEST TyENTi-FIFTH
IA STREET

"A STREET.
SALE sFIRAF u s5s ~ sfest EGs'y
sSssi%s. ~ HIE a. !;
Sea. 40 track and s;so to road wagon
xGyitt bSsx ,aG.ggrhs,s4 SLors I, IN ssP
VERY E oS Isos sfsY Rsass IL as
roadster and OF the finest dsposoned horses
a old h.. been used
sq !sofi.ss g &c ROAD .,, wAs9s % VIC
q ri s s'
A ssIGNEE,s SALE OF HORSES, WAGONS. HARNESS,
and complete road est sb lshment.
TIL; day os'9Ssr :. che stable q s.rss Murray
E; @ SS reg sa ss %
a.pPi. cray rot.lns Mare: s high, year.
5 Il. " s.i s, s
train ,r,ss develop her She
Vice. i.s.. i.srs soilas AID TesI % ,o.i
hs ss SOUND anu
old Of the 6sod:omcs. 10 The city: .feIby
1s @
il !. extra fine driver honest and ws be
Also ane blood bay cesps iami, road Horse, iss
faces d-nser with courase Is hne traveller and warranted
Also two WAGONS by Brewster; Sets of Irar
ness. BY pansco.nb Blankets WHIPS, ,,ar.,., ar.
Ful particulars OF all sale, which positive and
served.
AT So LIBERTY sTREFT-FINE ASSORTMENT or
u! hne Top Busges. hossaways nero: and jaeger
'''' JOHNSTON 4 VAN rAssELL. 6s Liberty street.
A BLANKETS. ArGlfANs, R0REs, Ac,. NEW
N styles, lowest rices c!sss largest. chear
eet sUrm, IN the mtikr
JOHNSTON q VAN TASSELL, " Liberty street.
A BREWSTER. OF rw ENTYFIsTB STREET. A
IA. Third avenue,
calls the SUPERB varied Of seasouabs
oleed Tor sale at the Repository and Factory
rs above
Tho atvautsge OF purchasing from the manusctory
ana nj factory price, VIII be evident TO al
TTESTIoN Is CALLED
"A ~ THE sAl.s At uBLIC AUCTION
ON FRIDAY, Ur. H. AT PRIVATE STABLE.
NO. WEST fIfIEENrH ST, NEAR COKNER FIFTH Av.,
cons stirf OF four nnc, fat
Horses Carriages wagons Harness, Bankets. Robes, Ac
the whole the property OF gentleman " 40 sells account
his teng cd abroad sac posiiIye absoute
and unreserved. For nli particular Friday mornings
herald and catalogue stock on exhibition at stable
A VAL ABLE HAMBLErUsAh COLT AT AuC
n tiop-Tom Wonder, Jr., slrci by kocs Messenger
Hamb,oniap, raised A: X. Taylor, OF Orange county
ht pesyy s nn NJ ~. nS a. ne " nh nands .sn JET
DO driven b, lndy conceeued of the
Orange counv haa rotted, without preparation training
J0nSsi1S VAN fAssELL iio. iiS ana IL Ess ~ Tbr 2.
teenih where he wy, be eod II auction Friday Oct
At o'clock. The CO warranted sound and full ped.
isree win 10 given ana guaranteed " The owner.
The New York herald., 1871-10-05
acRsEs, CARRIAGES. &c.

"A boree Mart
and Auction Ealesroorns
corper New ChnrSh, Cedar and Liberty streets
TO to sold THIS DAY, az W osc .ock.
Two bAF Work Horses: kind and true.
One bay Riding Horse superior style under saddle;
and Tree be used by lady gent eman.
One ches.nu sorrel Horse, years 1917 hands, sound
every respect; gen lie and trne In all harness.
Hamblctonisn Colt old Is hands, elegant
driver; sound and harness.
GHe six-sest Family Coupe, In good order.
One Depot w ION and Harness.
One bay Horse, Is ha1ds; &c btie, kind and true.
Two sets single hand made harness.
Ore horre Mare Is hapds mas good speed and
ton kind sound and true.
bay Horse, Is hands good pulier and
single or double harm
Une Road WAGON, nearly new.
Other Horses, Wagons and Harness.
The New York herald., 1871-10-05

THE TURF.
A MEXICAN JOCKEY CLUB
n JEROME PARK.
FALL MEETING, 1871.
SIX kaces each day.
SATURDAY, OCT. q
TIT URsDxY, OCT. IL
sArL RDAY, ocr H.
c. wHEATLy, Secretary.
The New York herald., 1871-10-05
TIL s AUCTION HOUSE OF
IA JOHNSTON VAN TASSELL.
Once and sa.esroom 81 Nassau street,
opposite the Post office.
THE HORSE AND CARRIAGE BRANCH
OF our business Is conducted nj
HORSE AUCTION MAkT.
ITO. la AND ia EAST lSIH ST.. NEAR lTH Az

where we hold regular
SALES or HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY ESDAY AND FRIDAY.
Gentlemen wishn, those having Hoysss
Carriages 90 SELL will ind house perfectly reliable
conIuct this branch of bsiness nil other
business the trag tforward principles which gov
err honorable houses In Nil mer camille pursuits.
We ave the purchaser OF every that
sound from u 30 45 hours for trial.
Entrcs OF Hor and Carriage be made at
town oce and saesroom 81 street, where
also keep q Horses for private sale.
Liberal advances made ynnie
The New York herald., 1871-10-05

FINE COUPE HORSE FOR sALE-sEvEN YEARS.
N l6 hanis. bay warranted sound and Ia patcu
price &lJ0 l27 Ftite street
The New York herald., 1871-10-05

At STANDARD AMERICAN BILLIARD rABLES
~ i. unc uixlied for accuracv and iirsc.ay and Ar
rayed by oe vadns smsleurs and profesSJn piAserss
coustaply naid, Tables prices ranyin Jm SlJ ~
vards also unique sty.ss fVr dwei ug hsuseiN
YuELAN 4 CuiAlxrsND D.sR- 1I5 BrualwA9
The New York herald., 1871-10-05

GOVERNMENT PROPERTY AT PRIVATE SALE
NJ Overcoas Frockcoats slonses. Jackets, Pants Caps
w0olen and ru0ber Blankets, Understanding Mosq Nets
Bedslea s Bed ling Boots Shoes Harnsss Saddles. Tents
&C. Send for circular PfTkIN Co., IlJ Chamb street.
New ork u South sire |. Phi adelpnia.
The New York herald., 1871-10-05

A CARRIAGE REPOSITORY, III WEST BEoAD-
N. line assortment OF Carriages. Rockaways Hug
giles Express and business Wae0s Phactons one Coupe
Roekaway. second hands al very cheap i West Broad
The New York herald., 1871-10-05

BREWSTER. OF rw ENTYFIrTB STREET. A
"A. Third avenue,
calls the SUPERB varied seasopabe
olered Tor sale at the Repository aud Factory
q above.
Tho atvautsge OF dec, from the manufsctory
and nj factory prices will be evideut TO al.
The New York herald., 1871-10-05

4 GENTLEMAN. ABCOT LEAVING FOR EUROPE.
~ will SELL public auction. his csrriige team OF brown
hor e. os HI b. ami years Old srn.le and kn
be sold ~ JOHNSTON VAN TAsSELL's Mart. ITO III
and N ast Thirteenth street, Fri oct q at IL O'Clock,
where they until time sale
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Insurance Decision.

The United States Supreme Court decided
to-day the case of Semmes Us. City Fire Insll-
rance Company of Hartford, from the Circuit
Court of Connecticut. an action on 4 policy
on property in Mississippi. The defence was
that the action was barred by provision of
the policy because not commenced within
twelve months from the date of the loss.
This court finds that the action could not be
commenced within one year from date of loss
bv reason of war, but six years is the stat,-
tory limitation in Connecticut, and on this
ground new trial is granted. The effect of
this decision is TO discriminate between lim-
itations by statute and limitations fixed by
contract in the application of the rule of sus-
pension pending disabilities imposed by the
war, making the former subject to the rule.
and leaving the latter us thought had mot eN-
iSted, and the rights involved to be deter
mined by local statute.
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able and discreet men. who would soon he
ready to report. Senators talk great deal
about what the country will say. He (air.
Morton) would tell them what the country
would say. 1t would say that this was an
attempt for political purposes to take this out
Of the hands Of the President to prevent him
from having amy credit in the matter.
At5P.M Mr.. THURMAN moved TO adj
iourn. which was not agreed to, Dir. Anthony
appealing to the majority to sit the matter
out.
Mr.. ANTHONY then moved to amend Mr..
Trumbull's proposition.
Mr.. THURMAN made second motion to
adjourn. which was again voted down.
Mr.. TRUMBUIL took the floor III favor
of his proposition and in opposition to its
operation being reduced. as proposed by MIR.
Anthony. He proceeded to comment Oh
abuses in the civil service. The newspapers
say n caucus was held to determine whether
the resolution should pass, and If SO, in what
shape. This was no political question. and
ii was not proper to bring it before any ctu-
Gus. and he (Mr. TrumhulD would say here
that while he had n seat on this floor he would
not be bound by caucus dctation in any such
matters.
Mr.. MORTON referred to the laborS of the
ciNti SPTNsCc COMMISSION apitolliltu -! th'
President, who were soon to report the re-
suit of their laborS and repeated that the
country would look upon this movement as
m attempt to take the whole subject ont Of
the hands of the President.
Mr.. CLAYTON said, in reply to the state
ment made some days since by Mr.. Blair
that the marshal and district attorney Of
Arkansas had been removed for procuring
the indictment Of violatcr Of the law, that
such was not the case.
Mr.. BLAIR said that the person who had
been indicted, and for violation Of the eii-
forccment act. was none other than the sena-
tor who had just spoken (A1r. Clayton. lie
| had never been brought to trial, but the in-
| dictmcnt had been quashed on a technically.
| If the trial had ever taken place, perhaps he
| (AIr. Blair might have changed his opinion;
| but aS it did not, he was strengthened in it.
| The debate was continued at great length,
Mr.. Summer contending that to argue that
caucus bound any one was absurd and I'M
constitutional.
| Mr. ANTlIONI'S amendment was adopt
! cd--ycaS. % nays, 1S--thc Republicans i'll
the negative being Senators Fcnton, Logan,
Patterson, SchuZ, Sumner, Trumbull, and
| Upton. The committee rs moved by Mr..
| Anthony was then adopted, an amendment
of Senator NickerS naming McSSrs. Upton
and Trumbull us members of the committee
being rejected.
The Senate then, ut =. NJ, adjourned.