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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-19

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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-19
Ass1esEEs SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.

Ass1GNEEs SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.
BY ORDER OF Z. Z. NORTON, ASSIGNEE.
HOUSE AND LOTS IN THE TOWN OF
ALEXANDRIA. PARISH OF RAPIDEs.
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Nthsve bad onr attention called

.MNN.H. AHNMM NHH4H" #
Nf''svs bad onr attention called
% the tact that The shipment Of cot.
ron from orr county depots hai
been very much larger this season
sup % this time, than last year at ,
similar date. And II you viii think
ofths net thas there il 4 one>four,l
less crop raised in this county hi,
year than last, anil that three, rourtr
Of the crop has been shipped, Il will
b apparent That the great bulk d
The crop his been gathered, brourb,
% market add sold, leaving especial
lyin the nplsDd districts, but 1 ver,
small Afhohht of cotton in the hand,
Of the producer. The result 81 ii,
large dccssaseia tL~.rseeipts Of cot
ton Fill be uniform throughout ii,
South " The next fenr weeks, al,
ne result will be a rise IN the price
Wien ~ specaIators and tho spin.
ners xacagTsise ~ fact thst the ero,
Y ! very light oue throughout ths
entire South shiel they. have il
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LET III COME
~England'S New Noye-.-Sir Charles
Dyke on The Coming ReDuhlir


The latest English papers contain
the speech delivered by Sir Charles
Dyke, on the 18th of November, be.
tore an immense assemblsge of work
ing men ut Newcastle. on Tyne
The speaker dwell on the subject of
representation, aud exhibited by 6s.
ures the inequality OF the voting
powers ofthe House Of Commons by
members from the large cities and
towns as compared With that of mem.
bers from small boroughs.
Speaking of the cost of ROYALTY to
the country, he said Eve have first
to deal with the sam Of f375,00o per
snnum, expended upon the private
purse and upon the household, 70
which must be added the royal boan,
~ and the royal aims, amonntine to
fSo,ooo--msking up atotsl of 600.
600, or NOR than 1900, 900 dt
American money" lie continued
to ennmerate the various oxpendi.
lures Of royalty, showing that II
cost nearly Gl,oo0,e00 a year. and
probably much more, and the re-.
s~ponslbihty of these expressions M.
On the people lie considered restca
with the Queen. 81
lie said, in conclusion !: IL doubt
whether, II The charges 10 wiich I
have alluded are all well founded
monarchy would not do well to set
It's house IN order. There is q wide.
'psaad belief that a republic here IS
,nly a matter OF education and time.
u Is SAID that some day a common.
will beoar government Jf
Fou will show me a fair chance TINT
: republic here will be free from tho
corruption that Asngs.sbout i mon.
] say, for my part. believe !
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The '5'al det' ~ sra'n real end
.ninaI-uoF snouHts e. Si2s7,
600 600, .stirg ~ snnual charge
ior interest Ut about siO0oQ.Oge
Tbs = ~ enormous debt TOR Spain.
and there i not The .. ghtest chance
that I. sN ever be sIi
For the first time In siIssen years
there + DOT Washburn Ia Congress, ,
Mr. Washburu, Governor elect of !
Massachusetts,, having sent in his :
..esisnatioD ~ a member Wedues
toy. Two are Governors elect and :
me [. s Minister to France. 9
The New York Herald thinks that
the wisest course ior the Democrs- >
y under the circumstances !. thst G
ecommended BY Mr.. Voorhees,, Of
ndiapG-yiz,, a national convention
Il the party as soon Us possible in II
rier to hold the party together" y
TIE newspapers of Holly Springs A
re quarreI'ing over the political
OF a boy oaby. =
DR.. 7. A. Willis, Of Holly Springs,
iaims to hsve discovered an anti =,
ote for the Obstructive habit OF eat,
x opium or morphine. Or
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Women Suffrage.

The citizens of Memphis have
been startled with the fact that
women outrage is a part and parcel
OF their city laws, and that suv
person owning real estate in the
limits of the city who either resides
within or without the corporation.
has the right to vote in municipsl
elections, Mira. Anne P. Merri.
wether, the authoress, taking the
lead IN securing her registration, and
the celebrated Madame Vincent
owner of the Crystal Palace saloon
'oIIowIng next in the lead. W..
presume all the ladies owning real
estate in the city will vote.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-12-16

oai ta't we too were Mayins,
ovoriho fragrant le.s;
Like children with Young flowers pls wing
Down the stream Of the son spring hreer,
On that wa too s.t dreaming,
On 'hCsvard Of SON. sheep trimmeaaorn
Watching The while, midst H,anine
From river and mead, md town.
on thst We Two lay sleeping
tHder the chuch.yara sod;
With our fmhs at rev,
In the quiet esrth's breast
And our souls At home With God.
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Nonel Wan I'd.

All parties indebted to me for hlscksnithinc
for The years 1910 aud 1871, must come for
var aud settle with me at once, orthe, will
find their claims in officers hands for collection
must have money and my friends will please
settle up with me at once
A. JACK BRoWDER.
BAfEsvnLE, kisslsaippi.
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A largo majority of the Radical
elected to the noxt House Of Rem
rcsehtstives are trcedmen.-Abcrdet,
E1omfae-.
This i mistake. A large ma
jonty OF the Radicals elected are ne.
groes; most of them however. are
carret>bagser from the land ofaloy-
atty. "--T Clarion,
.e are astonished at this. for
while We regard it as very natural
that the freedmen, falling to find
material enough for Radical Leg,s.
mtors among the white men of the
State, should elevate any Garnet.
hagger who chose to mount nnon
their shoulders, We certainly thoncbt
That d'ey could find as fitting co,ored.
men among their nnmher AZ could
DO Imported -Aberdsea Er miner.
we too are surprised at this state
OF facts, believing that there were
but a few carret-bag negroes in. tho
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-12-16

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must coy expect il' count B. u0f oH
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J, +. SIHA0Ss.
Chancellor.


The Presidents message TO Con
gross has been received. We can
not mud space to publish a docu.
meut that contains 40 little OF pub,
lie interest, having no claims to mcr.
Il except brevity. The President
urges d reduction in taxes and the
exemption OF oil articls from internal
taAe1eseep'.:on yinous aud,spirituou.
liquors, and on tobacco.
lie suggests tho comforting of
general amnesty to all parties suffer,
iGg under disabilities under the ian
Amendment TO the constitution
lie shows the bad spirit in his
message in referring to the kn.klux.
lie attempts to make an argument
upon this subject to justify him for
h's tyranieal usurpation of power in
declaring martial law in Sontb Car.
DINA. Considering all the subject,
introduced, it is the shortest andt be
weakest message ever sent to q new
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-12-16

we have no room for al this, }
SAID our night editor,:.glancine des,
p'irinely alta two column obituary,
1T must DO cut down 10 l nro,,s,.
dies mention Ne~ IrrA Tbyla Y
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-12-16

Parties desiring 10 purchase lst. n IL.
tow OF Sards. Will DO we'll to call On M
nm Agent tor the Sale Of the Lts on M.tn \,
ana on The corner fWeter and H'sbtuwrr NJ
The property of J. q. Burgess.
JOHN WkIGHT, AIT.
Sarjis Miss.
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Sardis Market House..

beg l'svs 10 invite the citizens Of ssrdi.
70 sLe fact dat | have opened
MARKET HOUSE
on the west side Of the Railroad oppo-
site Toe VsIauda Hotel where I Will keen
constantly On hand ali kinds OF
FRESH MEATS AND VEGETABLES.
Open day and night and will fll srdsrs
from any point on the Railroad.
via pay Cash 'ar hides and peluies, Bees
wsx and Tsllow
Up KAH0E
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-12-16
Important Decision.


Tho case Of Wright vs.. Wright,
involving the sale of land of a minor
upon bill filed by the guardian, has
been decided by His Honor, Chan
ceIior Simmons, adverse to the com.
planant. The Chancellor delivered
a somewhat lengthy opinion in tho
case, which we shall publish in our
next issue rs It discusses and deter.
mines a question of very great i'm.
portanee to the public at large. This
case was disposed of at a epecial
term of the %chancery court held in
The early part of the present ~ a.A.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-12-16
Statement OF the Condition
OF THI
Southern Life
Insurance C0nnaHy.

""NU NUHuUdNJs
Made to the Auditor Of III. S,,,. AZ u...
on the FIRST dnv of InIs 1a- miN~'pp
II. 'ps' i'h
"a" "sn'e OF me company Is ths Southern
hie insurance Company. 1t is located If
S me~pus' ,ehn'
IT. me "ulount OF rs Capital Stock is".~t25o,o oC
~ aas"u. y iA oap'tal Stock
p"'a "P"'rw&t''""""i.s.,.. $4,000
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A Card.

From q notice appearing ia shis pspsn
viii Dc seen that . change in our bssinsDs
soon contemplated; We therefore reousW "
those owsing us, either BY note q. a..sN
count, to come forvari. without sei.y M
settle up, as our new business will rsqslrt 4
the means Al our disposal. sSa&a
We take this occasion to return osriha,ls
for the LIBERAL patronage heretofore besosI
upon US, and ask that our old customer viii
still continue to give us their trade, bsIiSyhx
as We do, that in our new business W al ~
fa,ly represent their Interests. HEfl1I
Trusting that our former patrons VIM
the necessity and Importance ofsleiu
up our old business and thus snable MA y
ter render them assistance in the future.
we will, in order to rsducs our stsek, ~
goods ct reduced prices ft ths'snsxt txssp
days Respectfully, II va-4s, u Il
nis-t1 bALLENTINR 1 WALL,
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The following song was sung,
'mone Others, by the celebrated
cant''rice, Mrs, Charles Moultou, in
Memphis, at the Theatre, on Tues.
day light Of last week:
soN0-''oh, that us Two W~. KaVisse
GouNop
Mas CsARLsa Moutrs,
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goods 10 lsfTsf qaaafsls4 ssa i, ~
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90 ~fiess piyins oaf sdsisfs -
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aith Msmphia eess~Af
W wtll 10y eoiien Il u. kl.s.-
price. -" uri<
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January, aud W will be prspsrsI 80
sccopodstisns 10 oa kis.s. .Iss
wa
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Miss, Nor. 18th isfi.
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GEE-HERRlNG.-At the residence Of N
I. wilkins, on Sunday morning, Nov. 26th.
81 10 o'clock, by Rev. J. A. Julian, Mr.. J. b
Gee and Mss Bette Herring all Of .his county
May this happy couple realize tie
their fullest anticipatious of pleas
ure, add live long to enjoy the rich
ness Of each Others love.
L. Br.
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lH' reported dangerous Hines. OF
che Prince # Vale, hss aag,sl les..
interest ~ 10 Manifested IN nj. be-
paw iIf. 'g'' .a. Earlps aud Auer
i"1 Tie pcop'ao t England arr now
ripe Tor republic aud the alleged
iwbrc'..ty Of Queen Victoria and The
Illness OF the succeeding Prince. with
TIE almost certainty Of DIS death.
IA4 brought the turbulent Republi
ems iu tie front rank, aud upon the
Of the Prince, should It take
place, much fear j. entertained that
open measures viii be attempted for
the.estabil.hmen Of a Republic The
feopiv have long since grown tired
OF the class legislation in favor of
The nobility and The heavy taxes an
nHaI'Y levied to support the Royal
family, There has been too much
o' the spirit Of American liberty
'arrled back to the land of the
Mother couhsry to long hesitate in
following the steps of their children
Throwing of even the semblancs
Of monarchisl rule, W. question
seriously whether a better system of
government resulting to a wholoi
could be framed than the
resent English form Ct government.
int yet the spirit of change is CON,
lnhaIly abroad in every land. and
he people of England have done
veil to resist its influence thus far.
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To our Customer

II will be s,en BIZ a card pubyhl /. a
paper that We contemplate an ssrIv
our b~usiness. Ibis change render, \ ~
sary that We shonha close 10 srr su.1fE
ness - speedily a. possible,4 vH
nllar shstis due US; We hsretNor, AZ
all our friends and customers 10 Coma ~.
and pay M their Indebtedness a. -, !.
sible. Their prcmptness win be [u,on.,.
precisted, and will enable us to serys,ssma Z
better in the future shsn We hsys Az
Tsst.
We take this occasion 70 return m,
acknowledgements to the people Of M 49,
ior their very liberal patronage estepS,a,s -
during the last sixteen years. We DO so,s.
pose to sever oif 5hpasaex conosctiSss "
hem, but on the contrary, We hcv, = ~
all,our old customers in our new bu,I.s. =.
ring tAsH that we will hsys ven. uS,s
van,aess to serve themip he fos.ys
We offer our goods f~sonshow rpt3 {sk1
December 81 very reduced prices.
Very respectfully,
EEFLrN i'HoB0oOp
MIN, November rs, 1877.
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The Memphis LAZY Press has
suspended publication.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-12-16

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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-06-08
N MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC.
The City Amusements.

AT THE WALNUT Mr.. Joseph Jefferson will
personate "Trip Van Wrinkle" this evening.
AT THE ARCH the drama of Rank will be per-
formed this evening
AT THE CHEsNUT, the comedy OF Wild oats
and the farce of A Terrible Tinb- p will be re-
presented this evening.
Tomorrow evening Mr.. Davenport will have
a complimentary benefit, which has been ex-
tended to him by the entire company. fine
programme will be presented and Messrs.
Craig and Mackav, late of the Arch Street
Theatre, will contribute their services to make
the affair as brilliant a success as possible.
AT THE MUSEUM, Ninth and Arch streets,
a performance of the drama of The Octoroon
will be given this evening
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-06-08

forth into the world The following is a list OF the
Senior class, as given In the last catalogue -
Wm. /. Avis Sbephe ristown, w. Va
Joseph M. Belford, Mif1lintown, Pa
David Kutz Boas, Carlisle, Pa.
George Rideley Bristor, Baltimore, Md.
Henry William Grouse, Reading. Pa
VIM. Handy Da HELL, Georgetown, ID, G.
Orson ID. Fouiks, Philadelphia.
OrisOn Lull HaddOck, PHILADELPHIA
Chas. Samuel Harrison, Oatonsviile, Md
William A, Hines, New Oxford, Pa.
David Porter Lefevre, Carlisle, Pa.
Samuel Long Norristown, Pa.
Francis Asburv Rggin, Baltimore, Nd.
Leroy Sumner Stowe, Good Grpupd, N Y.
John Lawrence Sheney, Shiremanstown, Pa.
Mlard F. Thompson, Carlisle Pa.
David Kemper Watson, London, Ohio.
VIM. Redn woodward, Washington. ID. G.
The total number OF Students in attendance during
the college year about closing 123 distributed
follows-Seniors, IS: Juniors, 90; Sophomores, 81
Freshmen, 25 Biblical students IL and in scientific
course 3D. OF the last named 13 being also included
in the regular classes M
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-06-08

NHEGARAY INSTITUTE, NOS 1927 AND 1899
" SPRUCE Street, Philadelphia, Pa ENGLISH
and FRENCH for Young Ladies and Misses. Board
ing and day pupils will reopen on MONDAY, Sep
tember 90 French is the language Of the aTily and
is constantly spoken IN the Institute.
6 61thstu6ml MADAME DHERNllLY, Principal.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-06-08

BURD-SHIPPEN. On Wednesday, June 7, by the
Rev. Wilbur F. Paddock, D. d., Rector OF st. An
drews Church, DR.. j. p. BURD and LILLY B. r.
SHIPPEN, daughter OF Edward Shippen, ESQ.,, all Of
Philadelphia.
GLFRY-GROss.-On the 7th inst, at the Parson-
age, No. 933 Federal street, by the Rev. L. A.
Fernley, Mr.. ALBERT GILFRY to Miss MAGGIE GROSS,
both Of Brdesburg, Philadelphia.
INSTRUMENTATION the 7th inst, at the
Church OF the Holy Trinity, by the Rev. Thomas A..
Jaggar WILLIAM T. GUMMEY TO Nj. ESTELLE, daugh-
ter OF John II. Shortridge, all Of this city.
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DIED.

DoUGHTY.-On the morning of the 9th inst, ELIZA
THOMPSON DOUGHTY, infant daughter OF Mrs. Kate
H and the late <. Thompson Doughty
The relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral from the residence of her grandfather,
j. w. Dibbe, u. S. N, Naval Asylum, Gray's Ferry
road, on Friday at p. M. To proceed To Trinity
Church vault Catharne street, aboEe Second.
MuLER.-On Wednesday morning, the 7th inst,
ALBERT B. MILLER, son OF Rev. Jeremiah Miller.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
spectfuIly invited TO attend the funeral, from the
residence of his father, No 1lO6 Callowhil street.
on Saturday afternoon next at O'Clock. To pro-
ceed to the Woodlands Cemetery
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-06-08
NEW MOURNING STORE.
New Stock at Lowest Prices.
No 1925 CHESTNUT STREET.

NEWEST DESIGNS IN DRESS GOODS.
NEWEST DESIGNSIN BONNETS.
NEWEST DESIGNS IN Wells.
CHEAPEST ALPACAS IN PHILADA.
CHEAPEST TBOMBAZINESI IN PHILADA.
CHEAPEST BLACK SILKS IN PHILADA
CHEA PEST GRAPE CLOTHS IN PHILA-
DELPHIA.
EVERY ARTICLE AT LOWEST PRICE.
We would respectfully call attention to our new
Dfess-making and kuit Department, where every
novelty in black suits will be found ready-made and
made to order, at shortest notice, Dy competent
iressmaker, and also call attention to our White
Goods and Ladies' Underwear Department. Large
stock OF Linen and Lawn Suits, OF finest finish, al
ways on hand.
A. MYERS a CO.,
422 stuthbptf No122e CHESTNUT Street.
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AT THE
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
On SATURDAY, June TO- at O'Clock P. M,
to receive the Report Of the Committee appointed at
the Mass Meeting OF March gath last to visit Harris
burg in support OF legislation to
ABOLISH THEPUBLIC BUILDING COMMISSION
Distinguished Speakers will address the meeting
Come without distinction OF party Come all who
are opposed to this self-appointed Commission.
Come all who would protest against the other COM
missions with which we have been threatened, and
which have thus far been only postponed. Come all
who are determined that incompetent and corrupt
men shall not be elected to responsible Office. Come
all who willing sink partisanshp In the effort
to obtain honest, efficient, and economical govern
ment for our CITY, Come, citizens, in your might
Forget, for the moment party attachments and
party prejudces. Join in an uprising against the
domination OF bad men. Combine to save the city
from misrule and corruption.
Tickets OF admission may be had at Needles,
Twelfth and Race streets; at Callender's Third and
Walnut streets; at Nebingers, Second and Christian
streets at other places to be hereafter designated
and at the doors OF the Academy on the night Of
meeting. 67wths3t
N.Y. GENTLEMEN'S BOOTS AND SHOES,
- ready nt may be obtained at all times.
BARTLETT, No. 93 South SIXTH Street. above
Chestnut 22Ou
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MR.. WILLIAM W. CASSIDY, the Jeweller at No. 8
South Second street. has OF the largest and NEST
attractive stocks OF all kinds OF Jewery and Silver
ware In the city. He has also on hand dne assort-
nent OF fine American Western Watches. Those
who purchase at this store at the present time
certain to get the werth OF their money.
BuRNETT,s COCoAINE-A perfect haIr-dressng.
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GOODS FOR THE LADIES.
Q U NJ NJ + A 8 HI o N s,
TRIMMED PAPER PATTERNS
AND
LADIES' DRESS TRIMMINGS.
MRS. NJ. A. BINDER,

LADIES' DRESS TRIMMINGS.
MRS. NJ. A. BINDER,
No. 1101, N. W. CORNER ELEVENTH AND
CHESTNUT STREETS, PHILA.,
has made very large additions to her stock OF Dress
Trimmings, Fringes, Gimps, Buttons to match Suits.
Novelties in
ParasOls, Gloves, Flowers, Neck-tes; Bonnet and
Sash RibbeDs, Real Jet, GILT, and Pearl Jewelry.
LACES-REAL POINT AND APPLIQUE.
Great inducements in Gupure and Thread Laces,
Valencienbes, Sleeves, Collars, and Guns.
EMBROIDERIES.
Hamburg EdqiDgs and Insertions, newest designs;
Flouncng, Rufling and Trimmings
DRESS AND CLOAK MAKING DEPARTMENT.
Walking Suits, Reception and Evening Dresses,
Wedding Trousseaux. Large orders executed at
short notice and at moderate prices, In the most
fashionable style.
Trimmed ana Plain Paper Patterns, Sc per dozen.
perfect system OF Dress cutting taught.
Pinking, Go6arinG. and Fringing 422stu2mrp