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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1871-03-09
SCHOOLS.
Expenses per Session:

Expenses per Session:
Primary DepaTfmeRt-Speiling,
Reading, and first lessons in Arith-
intermediate DepnTtment--Spell-
ing, Reading, Writing, Geography,
Grammar, and Arithmetic 10 90
academic DEPARTMENTAL stud
les of the Intermediate, Higher Math-
ematics, Sciences, and Languages 20 90
. EXTRA PER SESSION
Instrumental music, piano or guitar, s25 90
Use of instrument. ............. 90
Vocal music ............... 8 90
Incidental Fee .................. 90
One-half of tuition will be due on the 1st
day of April, balance at the end of the ses-
sion. The incidental fee must be paid when
the pupil enters. No deductions will be
made except on account Of protracted sick
ness. For further particulars, address
r. Jan. 10, 1871-2m J. r: .FEENEY.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1871-03-09
THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICE
PAID Fur
w O @ L,
EN- GASH8R Ga8BS,
AT THE
Fayetteville Wooden
NIIEx ExS Z

RHE Goods made at this Factory
are far superior to any made last
year. ~
Having secured The services Of
RELIABLE and EXPERIENCED Manufaer
tursr to superintend our Wooden
Mile, We have no hesitation 10 say
ing to farmers to bring on their Wool
We have foil supply Of our OWN
manufacture, and can make to order
anything from Saddle Blanket to q
fine piece Of Cashmere.
An examination Of our Goods and
prices will not fail to please, as We
have materially reduced the price
and added to quality Of same, and
are manufacturing greater rd-
riety Of Goods than any other Wool
en- Mills in the West or South.
~ We warrant our Got ds to be
free Of Grease. 5
having only rCent'y gOI aI OuI
Looms to running, We can now safe
ly say We can attend TO all business
entrusted to Us with
PR0MPTAESS AND DISPATCH.
And We can assure all such that they
may rely on being hODOrably dealt
with in every respect-bOl'ling our
selves in readiness to correct all mis-
takes. r
Every one is cordially invited to
come and see the Goods We are daily
turning out, before making dispOsi-
ton OF their Wool
In addition to the above work, Ne
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1871-03-09
MERCHANTS TAX.

Merchants shall pay an ad
vdlorem tax upon the capital in
vested in their business at the
same rate as on property, and
shall also pay a License .1ar
equal to the ad valorem tax but
in no case shall the license tax
be less than five dollars-sec-
ton 5 of An Act passed Janua-
ry Is, 1870, being amended ac-
oOrdinorlv .......-a .
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1871-03-09

The same being collected and
payable to the Clerks of the
County Court of each county.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-26

Amid the numerous charitable enter
prises and efforts to do good, under the guise
Of fairs, entertainments and festivals, which
have abounded among us during the.pres-
ent season, we are disposed to place at the
top ofthe list the festival now in progress at
Masonic Hall, tho purpose Of which is to
aid in the erection Of q church in the Sixth
District, for the congregation under the
ministration Of the Rev. Mr.. Wayne.
Last evening was the commencement of
the festival, and we are gsatifed to say that
the opening was most encouraging. Wewill
take occasion to notice the festival more
fully, especially the splendid fremen's
horse, which will be voted for, and delivered
to the company receiving the greatest mum.
Der Of votes.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-26
NEW YORK.

Forser 60 be Returned 70 Prassia-Assiaf.
ant PostnaAter AppeIneea-LeuisSens
News via New Y Yerk-The Bernee Carr
Crevasse sse-!GoveFnmenss Advanced =
Southerns Dali.
New YORK, April 25.-Boder, the alleged
fugitive forger, will be returned to Prussia
upon the Presidents extradition warrant.
Colonel 3. T. Morgan has been appointed
Assistant Postmaster.
The agents Of one of the Southern rail-
way lines received private dispatch from
New Orleans, announcing that communists
tion with the North by rail was temporarily
severed by the Bonnet Carre crevasse.
The !embankments on the Jackson rail-
road for fourteen miles, together with the
Telegraph lines aleng the track, were en-
tirely swept away BY the food.
chartxain was submerged.
At eleven o'clock la6t night the crevaeee
vae abeuf ono thousAed Seet v31o.
khent M thause1d -, ineln1iax fhe
Eailro6A h1oEes1y aro9t VuGh - - g
- - - - ~ - = ~
s jz6 q - - e 49,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-26


The Wyndham Comedy Company, under
the management of Charles Wyndham, ap
pear again at the Academy of Music on
Monday next, for season of elegant com
edy. Those who had the good fortune to
witness their clever and amusing perform.
ances last November must still remember
the impression they created for the beauti.
full finish and excellence of their acting, as
well as the superb. and perfect manner in
which the pieces were produced.
The company, as it at present exists, has
been largely reinforced, and is now sur
passed by none in the country. Several Of
the leading members have been engaged in
Europe by Mr.. Wyndham since his last
visit here, and these, together with the
most popular members Of the old company,
form a galaxy of fine actors capable Of rem
'dering, in the best manner, the finest and
best modern comedies.
Charles Wyndham himself is Of course the
head and front of the combination. He 10
one of the best, and for his age certainly the
best light comedian on the stage to-day.
The perfec. finish and gentlemanly ease Of
his acting has been frequently commented
on here, and this time he will have an op-
portunity to display his versatibility by
appearing in round of characters in sew
eral new and. important productions he
intends to present during this engagement.
He will be well supported. Conspicuous
among the other artists is the name Of Miss
Annie Goodal, q prima donna from the
Crystal Palace operas, London, who is
said to be gifted With an exceptionally
beautiful voice; Miss Margaret Young, a
beautiful and talented young lady from the
AIDE phi, London, who has achieved dis
tinction as q sympathetic and ladylike
actress; Miss Sidney CowelA q daughter Of
the late famous singer, Sam Cowel4 a young
and lively soubrette, and a clever vocalist;
Mr.. J. H. Fitzpatrick, from the Lyceum,
London, and one of the best members of
Mr.. Wyndham's company last season; Mr..
George Giddens and Mr.. Belvl Ryan, the
low comedians of the csmpany-the former
new to America, the latter well and favor
ably known ON both sides of the Atlantic;
Miss Nellie johnson, a popular American
actress; Miss Annie Champion, a1adylike
young actress, and several others.
"Caste" will be the opening piece, a notice
Of which, as played by this company, ap-
pears elsewhere in this paper.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-26

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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-26
REWARDS.

MOAnREWARf5-N QUESTIONS ASEED-
WOVV The above reward will be paid to the
En.I or MOf7 ior Twelve Thousand Dollars, dated
Dooember s, 1870, signed by Schmidt 4 Ziegler, a
scGnmercial Arm Of this city, and payable to
The came having been lost or stolen, and legal
notice to that effect having been given by previous
aivertieemeutD in the official and other journals
a this city and the payment Of the same having
been stopped the said note due bill is Of pos
sible value to any person except the undersigned.
The public are, therefore, again warned from trad
ing q neGotiating for the same, and the above re-
ward land NO questions asked) will be paid for the
return Of eaid note to
THOMAS L. MAXWELL,
anN No. 158 Chartres street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-26

Queep Of the IhaDes 1Gool6
eFedENewnaT1Eee sGonoo1S
well-lnsaFaens 0orooo ~ u
Quick T1ne Acrooeehe A11
Reaceisn FavsrsbDe o. -
leon. ss. q 4
LONDON, April 25. At i -
Queen Of the Thames, oG
New Orleans, founde1e&, e
lost. No particulars have -
The Newmarket stGkeo 49,
Boutwell,. Second StealiD
Of the Forest. y:
The insurgents made 40
toward Chafillon, and at M
barricade held by the Vorq
eventually tney were repuhe II
loss. "; " .2
General Douai has replaee1
crot in the command Of > ~
army Of the Assembly. 4 6
The Inman steamship CITY a
New York April Is, arrived - ~
at $50 A. n. The whito ~
Oceanic, which len New XQek e
time, and passed Sandy HEX
utes ahead Of the City " Hi
ICpOA goN ~ SsA1S0sADSVW - Ne = &&4s&
therefore, if there VS., sUoh
won by the City Of Paris.
A, dispatch from Dieppe eayN
urging the supporters Of ~ "
hasten to Paris, had 1een dieQ
but was destroyed bY tie &4tki
infammatory d0cuneht ha6 ~
the inhabitants. ''7E
A dispatch from VorDa5lle6 ~
lively cannonade i in pfa1
gneux. 81;
President Theirs and Narlh0l
visited the trenches at Chntil1o1
The 1smeS special ffqm Yetx ~
that Theirs had q long intorSi6 5
with Prince Albert Of 6axnny -
Fabrice. q a 7;
Fort Chsrenton il occupi64 15I
ment of the Versailles army. ;ss!S
A strong reaction fAvofablo to = +
ton of the Emperor Napolooa = q
have set in in the provinces.
A number Of deputies - f
are known to desiro ~ uk1B4
d'Aumale president Of tie Do5ll
q The Bessie Ryers, from Alf5o
York, srrived IN the Thamee
Disraeli gave notice 1t a1oG6l !
effect that the financial plene -
ment were hnsatiGfnotoiY - ~ ~
should be reconsidered. Il
The ChahcellOr Of tho ko
announced that the govorn11
evidence Of the oppodtiGn =
woUd withdraw the matoh r.:
would propose . su6stttute a.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-26
" orr,o,Al ,ooR.Al Or T.f sr.Tr' - lov's'Ar4.
NEW ORLEANS, WEDNESDAY,, APRIL 2s ls7ls


TIE LYDIA ThoWp0oD Troupee :
This renowned troupe, headed by the fair
Lydia. has entered upon the second week
of its engagehent at the Academy of
Music, and there is NO apparent abatement
in the desire Of the public to witness. its
enchanting porformsnces. The Academy,
though always attractive as . place of
ampsement, has never been 60 continually
thronged from night to night with the
beauty and fashion oongregated here, as it
has been by the allurements Of the world
renowned Lydia ahd the brilliant assembly
Of artists employed to assist her. The
present troupe embraces many-in fact
nearly all-of the best performers that ap.
peared last fall at the St. Charles Theatre
as the Lydia Thompson Troupe" without
Lydia, the chief point of attraction. The
troupe then presented an attractive array
Of female beauty and talent; hut when it
became known that the leading star in the
galaxy Of stars was casting its brilliancy in
another direction, the public were not dis
posed to be satisfied. They did not think
the troupe complete without the fair Lydia
To them the distance between Lydia and
her troupe did not lend enchantment to the
view. .
The disappointment felt by the public
last fall has been atoned for by the appear
ance Of the troupe at the Academy. Miss
Thompson reigns supreme at this temple OF
amusement, and around her revolve stars
of scarcely less magnitude, such as Miss
Louise Arnot Miss Eliza Weathersby, Miss
Jennie Arnot, Miss Fannie Wheatleigh, Miss
Lille Hope, Miss Dixon, Miss Fanny
Shepherd, Miss Forrest, Miss Thaxton, Miss
Mary Brown, Miss Viola Plunkett, Miss
E. Darling, Willie Edopin, Harry Beck EFT,
Edward Chapman, Miss Teresa Lyle, Miss
Fanny Richardson, Miss Alice Gray, Miss
Aggie Lorilard, Miss Kate Moss, Miss May
Rich, Miss Nancy Gleason, and a host Of
lesser lights.
Manager Bidwell has left nothing undon0
that would add to the successful effect of the
grand spectacular pieces that are being pro-
duced by this extraordinary combination of
talent and beauty. The scenery is magnif-
cent, and the costumes zich beyond descrip-
tion. The troupe first appeared in "Lurline,
or the knight and the Naiad," Miss Lydia
making her debut to great advantage a.
Sir Rupert. the Reckless. She next ap-
peared as Paris, in the grand, spectacular,
burlesque extravaganza entitled "Paris, Or
the Apple Of Discord;" and Monday and last
night appeared with her usual thrilling ef.
feet in the principal role of ''Sindbad, the
Sailor" piece equal to any she appears in
and greatly admired by the public.
As this is announced as positively the last
week of the present engagement Of this
fascinating actress and her brilliant troupe,
it is more than likely seats will be engaged
two or three days in advance Of the per-
forVances. Those who have not seen her
should remember this, and secure their
seats in advance.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-26
More Of the Tableaux.

The exhibition Of tableaux which took
place at Odd Fellows Hall last week. for
the benefit of the mission schools, were so
interesting to those who witnessed them
that very general desire has been ex-
pressed for their repetition. As the Odd
Fellows Hall was crowded to overAowing,
it has been suggested to procure the Opera
House, which there is little doubt would be
filed, and thus a large additional sum be
realized for the benefit Of the mission
schools
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-26

In another part of this mornings REPUB-
LIcAN will be found an important decision
in admiralty, by Judge Duren Of the United
States District Court, in two cases, to one Of
which we have before alluded. Judge Durell
decides that United States admiralty courts
are not called upon to grant trial by jury
in all admiralty cases, and defines the law
upon the subject.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-26

eentssnan ce this city, Of literary acquire
meuto, formerly the correspondent Of the Northern
and Southern press deeires to renew his aequaint-
anco With the papers Of the country and offers his
oeFvicee g Gpecld correspondent. Letters will be
la.hsa e the most interesting topics Of the day.
Nj, ooe dollar ard Atty CENTS semfweeklies two
4ellazs. aaA - weekly papers, two dollars and
~ centss Oeders l.e cosreapcndence are solicited
sn all sections. and letters Win BE- furnished ON
onch subiccts Of general fntere1t - will meet the
sxsquirencnts Of rsaders in Al portions OF our
oe1ntry. Bditerials. speeches, resolutions, ETC.,
49, laFniohed q reananab1e EetsA Address Post
e0ee box 1loA ap7 I'm
n VIII 1DUCAIxp WIDOW LADY
Givs in return thoes Mttle eceonpaishments abe
sna.1es. 0pea1n oeEman. Hssnch md kngtsh
41eo4ly; = = ~ houeeheele - m.AaeeF
yo10 tako t6o enflgo eaEo = - hvAhe ooang
f ~ Ssss = 8 Ss - s, 9 se''iSlSsH IS
II. E. ~ - 1I-f09 ly'g LAT.
S N1A& uNJo4s 0lytng e1soe ~ s13Ssosey
& naa.1y ey1sy - sc 9
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-26
The Joiut HAL Commisste~.

INC SVAut nI8u COW WWIIo9lOBS
The Washington special Of the St. Louis
Republican telegraphs:
The joint high commission are upon the
eve Of a favorable termination. Their work
is SO nearly finished that the American
members Of the commission desired the
President to call the Senate together on the
third Of May, instead of on the tenth pr0xi-
mo. but in order to allow the officials time
to prepare the necessary papers accompany
ing the treaties to be submitted, it was
deemed advisable to defer calling the Sen
ate together until the tenth of the coming
month. The English commissioners have
not received final dispatches in regard to
their labors, but it is understood that such
assurances have been received as to con-
vince them that the proposition already for
warded will be agreed to by the British
government. It is expected that the treaties
to be submitted to the Senate. on its as
sembling will cover all the questions re
consider alton
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-26
nULUra IMPORTATION BUREAU.

Full and hone st information on all subjec cob.
nected with Duluth given or. the receipt Of fee OF
one dollar Here are many business openings con-
nected with the Northern Pacific rai)rOad-ques-
tions relating them to price Of pr6peety here,
etc, promptly answered. Candid advice given as
to investments. Address
II. T. JOHNS, Duluth, Minnesota
REFERKNCEs:
HON. C. MARKELL, Mayor of Duluth
E. w. CLARK l. CO., Bankers, Duluth,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-26
upon the subject.

We have home news from New York to
the effect that the Bonnet Care crevasse
has temporarily severed communication
with the North by rail. This is true as far
as it goes, but, thanks to the capitalists and
others who have afforded US another means
Of railroad communication with the North,
the New Orleans, Mobile and Texas rail-
road and its connections make an all rail
route to the principal cities of the North.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-26
Only All Rail Route to the North.

Only All Rail Route to the North.
The New Orleans, Mobile and Texas Rail-
road Company, by a new arrangement just
effected, announce that passengers destined
for New York and intermediate points, via
Mobile, Humboldt and Louisville, can &C.
cure their through berths in Pullman's
palace sleeping cars on application to Be-
Dell, at ticket Office, corner Camp and Com
mon streets, Story Building.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-26

NOTfCE-MY WIFE, SERAPHINE ALBRIGHT,
N having left my house without cause, hereby
notify the public that will not be responsible for
any debts she may contract. CHARLES FOX.
New Orleans, April H. 1871. apps 3t@
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-26

We have been favored with .'Hesperia,' -
by Cora L. v. Tappan. 1t is poem oc-
cupying over two hundred duodecimo pages,
and is dedicated to the future republic. It
appears to be poetic resume, elevated
into transcendentalism, of the ideas from
which sprang the issues that have for so
many years agitated the nation, but which,
it is hoped, are subsiding forever. The
poem takes the form Of an allegory, and in
dim, shadowy way portrays human
progress in the past and present, and fore
tells its future. There is much force and
sweetness of versi6cation in many parts Of
the book, and the whole shows deep but
one idea thought. 1t would, however. re-
quire more than cursory examination to
do the work full justice.
The book is for sale by James A. Gresham,
No. 90 Camp street, to whom we are IN
debted for copy. .
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-26

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
HN persons that payment has been stopped by me
at the Treasurers Office. Of State Warrant No. SO,
for 1915 issued thirty first December 1870 in favor
of d. J. Duncan, now deceased, late District AttOr-
ney for the Thirteenth Judicial District of Louis
lana; the warrant having been lost, in some way
withheld from my rightful ownership. At the
proper time shall apply for renewal Of warrant.
MRS. N. NJ. DUNCAN, Tutrix.
New Orleans, Louisiana, April l9. 1871.
ap2O lOt*
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-26
FOR RENT.

uNOR R8NTLTHR HOYLE MARKET, ON THE
T corner Of Broad and Gasquet streets. the
lareest usivate market in the city, thoroughly
6tted % With stalls and ready ler business, Pos
epos1oa given immediately.
Apply at the market. 0f to ]. n. HOYLB,
ap43 ot No. - Canal street. corner New Levee
10OR RENT.FuRNIsHED ROOMS, slNGLY
II or in suts, ut No. ia St Charles street. corner
n HaRtl. rnh16 I'm
D1DOM9 TO RENToONB Or TWO tNNE,
II hrgc. airy comfortably Furnished Rooms can
= had n private family. with or without board,
where the French aud English languages are
16oken, and nee from the annoyance Of children,
81 opplying at No. al Ct. Ann street, corner Of
ISeSaeny Tho cars pAss within . few doors Of
the house. Terms very moderate oc3o
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B1BuIE COPIES: TEN CENTS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
r OUIsIANA IMMIGRATION COM.
PANY. -.
CAPITAL $780, 600

COfp0rat0fs.
L. p. Generes, Bradish johnson,
J. U. Payne, duncan +. Kenner,
y. A. Chafraix, AdOlphe Schrieber,
EfIingham Lawrence. George Ur1uhart,
George w. Campbell, William Won Publ,
Arch Montgomery, s. 2. Griffin,
p. 8. Wiltz.
Extract from the Charter
ARTICLE II. The object and purpose Of the com
pany shall lie to induce immigrat ion from foreign
countries with q view to supply labOrere 70 the
agricultural, manufacturing aud other Industries
Of the United States
Books Of subscription to t:.e capital stock OF the
company are now open At the Offices OF
L. F. GENERKS, No lO9 CustOmheuse street.
ARCH MONTGOMERY, No. '3 CarOnleet street.
TRIST q OLIVER No l3 CarOndelet street.
apps I'm
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CASES IN THE COURT OF oLAIHs
THEBoNNEr cARREcREvAssE
Home News from New York

INsURGENT sORTlE AND REPULsE
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-26
BY TIE L E GRAPH


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cAoro 1u mup oonpr M NJ .r,re
r r,o,,,,r,, c.,,r,rcr -, ..-
Home News from New York
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prAnr1ou p.uop1,,c :. u.nor ROM
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LOTTERIES.

LVllIh1GOs
DRAWING OF THE LOUISIANA
sTArR LOTTERY FOR APRIL rs. 1871.
CLASS IS.
= !: 8; a|4.|,s;|s;SsI5as ~; !.
The above drawings are published in all the prin.
cpal papers, and are drawn in public daily at the
rooms Of the company.
IhFOrmatiOn furnished and prizes cashed by
HOWARD, SIMMONS 4 CO., Contractors.
St. Charles street, corner Union. New Orleans.
Witness our hands 1t New Orleans, Louisiana.
this twenty fifth day of April, 1871.
H. PERALTA,
ADAM GIFFEN,
Commissioners.
BEWARE OF BOGUS LOTTERIES. apps
Il LoUlslANA STATE LOTTERY
COMPANY.
Incorporated Augustl1, lo6&
CHARLES 7. ROWARD.. PRESIDENT.
SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERY.
SPLENDID sCHElH-oNLY 10000 NUMBERS.
Capital Prize. GEO.
CLASS r.
no BIB DRAWN At MRW ORLEANS ON
saturday, May 6, 1871.
HOWARD, SIMMONS L CO., ContracterA
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COAL ANDOIL WELL DISCOVERIES

ANOTHER HAn STORM AT MONROE
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-26

CLAIMS COMMISSION.
The undersigned has made ample arrangements
with counsel in the City of Washington for the
prosecution Of claims against the United States
undfr the late act of Congress.
Address Washington, District Columbia, No.
1923 street. corner of Fifteenth.
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