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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-27
By James VI. Taylor,
Real Estate agent and kuctioneer,
Office No. ITO Main street.

A DESIRABLE FARM OF ONE HUN
N DIED AND :IXTT-SEFEE ACRES OF
LANE. on JAMES klVrR.iN THE COUNTY
OF HENEICU. ABOUT SIN MILES EAST OF
RICHMOND. FOR "a! l. At AuCTInH.-Wi
be sold on MONDAY, The a9.h dtr of May, h7l
IN the premises. at Il O'Clock NJ that DESiRA-
ELE FARM, with al the improvements thereon,
with six rooms and the usual out-houscs sur
rounded by Il beautiful oak grove, aud within two
huudrcd yards Of the river. About oic-h&ii Of tile
ground and In high state ~ cultivation Also, \
FINE IUUNG ORCHARD.
H. Is considered one Of tn. best farms OF the size
near Richmond. 1t fronts on the river, on which
1t has a good landing and extends back 10 the Os.
borne turnpike.
TRIMS: $500 cash; the balance 1T l, ., 5, apd
1 wears for negoti able otes, bearing per cent.
interest, and secured bya deed OF trust
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Auctioncer.
my oS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-27
BY james VI. Taylor,
Auctioneer and Zeal Estate Agent,
No, lilo Main street.

THREE DESIRABLE B VI Id I N G
/ LOTS ON CANAL STREET. BETWEEN
FOURTH AND FIFTH STHfFTS, FOR SALE
AT AUGTIDN.-Wil be sold on WEDNESDA
the 3lst day Of May, ISL, ut O'Clock L. NJ. on
The premises, the LOTS located above. front
ing each IS feet on south side of Canal street, and
running back ilIe usual depth.
TERMS tne-ioUrth cash: the balance ut six,
twelve, and elk ctu months. for negotiable notes,
mtcrcs! added, secure d hv decd OF trust
nv o!-tis JAS. NJ. TAii OK, kuct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-27
AUCrTasn sAEEs-Future nav
BY Grubbe % w ilf1ams.
Real Estate Agents and Atctioneers.
Eleventh street. between Main and Bank.

Eleventh street, between Main and Bank.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF ALARaE
G S2sTE IN YAS2bb XyEAh1hU hHE Gr Fn6 81
RfCB MOND.--lti part exeSxtfonnf q decree OF
the hancery Court OF the city OF, Richmond. en-.
tered on the st day OF March 1871, in The case of
Palmer's administrator VI, Fdnt and ais, the nm
drrsjgned, special commissioners thereby appoints
ed, will sell at auction, upon the Dremfses, on
WEDNESDAY. Hh, Jlna. at O'CLOCK Z: NJ, the
Charles PALMER died seized, to wilt:
wing on Bowling qretn btrtct, ahont one mile
eant OF the City. adjoining the Catholic College
PROPERTY, and containing 413acre,. The improve
inents are a substantial Bril- X DWELLING
with seven rooms, and the usual ont houses, be.
sides large and choice variety OF the best fruits
embracing peaches, apples, pears. &C., 30.
This property, having fronts on several roads
and streets, admits of convenient subdivision,
and 1t will bc sold I'm several plrcels as whole,
MS may lie dsci'ied ut the time of sale.
TERMS. Onp.fourth cash balanre on credit
Of O. IT, and IL mon his for negotiable notes, with
Interest added, and the titles retained by the court
until the notes are paid. Purcha. ers to pay taxes
for 1871. --.,-..
-. JAS. d. HALYBURTON,l Contra
THOS j. EVA>S, "
GFUBHs d WILLIAMS, Ahct9. ms 27-tnS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-27

SHERIFF'S SALE.-Will be sold on
y THURSDAY, the 25.h dayof May, ISL, on the
premises, at the hour of 81 O'Clock Z. M, the
HOUSE and LOT in Harye's addition, west OF
The city of Richmond. fronting twenty alive feet on
forty foot street. running back 1851 feet to Ran
dolph street, and now occupied by Ro. j. Smith;
Ro. j. Smith by Cornelius Liggon and wife. upon
which there is n two-story BklCk BUILDING.
The said property was levied upon by me under
an execution In favor OF the Commonwealth o.
Virginia against Ro. j. smith, and which Issued
from the clerks Office of the Hastings Court OF
the city of Richmond. -
my19 Ill. }. SMITH, ). IL. =.
The above sale is pos poned until MONDAY,
the 29.h iustalt at The same time and place, the
a5th being election day. II. j. SMITH,
my25 j. Fl. G.
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" ANTulNE! XANTHINE!
ANOTHER NOTE OF PRAISE FOR THIS
NEW AMI WONDERFUL. PREPA-
RATION FOR THE HAIR.


..J cbeerfuIly certify 10 the excellence of the
XaNTliISE as \ RESTORATIVE OF THE
HAIR, cleansing and hesutify as well rs reslor-
ing It's lost vigor and tue natural secrctioas SO
NECESSARY 10 ils h ,athy growth. II Is incompsra-
BILE for what needed, aud valuable In bringing
back the hue of youth To my hair. In my expe-
rience IL has proye, itself ALL and even more than
is claimed for 1t. 1t Is iucstimabie AS hair re-
storer and should hud place al the toilet OF every
one who desires ~ retain u hcaitny Krowth oil the
Ii .ir, az well AS those who have already eApc-
rlenced It's change or decay.
GEORGE r. pEAkE.n
For sale by PURCELL, LADD u 90.
my otawIm Druggists.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-27
BY Grubbs 4 Williams

Eleventh street. between Main and Sank ''fte'
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOIS ur
ID CLAY AND LEIGH SrhEEJS e.
EITCHANaN'S spklNG, AT AUCTION; ~
II, TUESDAY, LIST June, Ut 81 o'ci6ck /. ~, W, W.
will SELL upon the premises, taoSc wv" fctt 'nd
tiful LrTS at the northeast corner =, az" ,Il,y
Darlington streets, each " by go feet 70 i" "'''
90 feet " de. an. nm IN.
After which will be- sold thrce LOI Ia ~:
south side of Leigh, between norton a'u %
Tnrsc are the most elevated, ana ~ III ~ mi
say. the most desirable lots Ia ths' very ''""
and rap,';iy-mpcoving neiShboTh"'o'
TERMS Al sale. ,,s ,,.,.
II IRUBbS \ W iLLi'f -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-27

See remarks OF the GREAT CHEMlSIs ana
PEEL MEN OF AMERICA, WIN. R. WARNER
& CO., 154 north sd street, Philadelphia, Pa:
"H T. HELMBoLD
Esteemed Friend,-I congratulate you on having
tho abandonment and at the same time the most
EFFECTIVE PILL that l have ever known for
the purposes Intended.
VIM. Z. WARNER & Co.
H. T. Hclmbold,"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-27
BY Grubos s Williams.
Auctioueers and Real Estate Aseh:
Eleventh street, between haln Sha o

a VERY VALUABLE BulLDlnG ~
IN ON THE SOUTH SIuE OF CAkl SSnvkn.rS
UtTWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH 81 Mon he
AT AuCuOS.-We VIII sell 1T auc'ioh, NY Al !,
premlses on WEDNESDAY,, 3lst al M, cT IN,
o'clock L. NJ, the beautif Il BUILDING 10
ualed as above, adjoining The late residence u -"
d. u. Moncure- .,,,.u.l-
lev Is feet wide, with calvert Gu The pre-
The !ocati IL is quiet aud plea ant, anu ,s1 W.
near To business. s,d
TERMS: cue fourth cash balance II Il y ~"
le months, with !ntares.. ,,.,.
my2I GkUBBS WllbtAhS' N-'--
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-27
BY fsbel & Son,
Auct.oneers and heal Estate Agents,
Eleventh street. between Main and Bank.

nESIRABLE AND COM MODIOUS
THE SOUTH SIDE OF MARSHALL STREET,
BETWEEN MONROE AND HENRY, ATAUC-
1iDN.-On TUESDAY, the 30 h day Of May, 1871
mon the premises, ut O'Clock T.. ~, will be sold
that desirable and commodious THREE-SrORY
FRAME DWELLING located as above stated,
LOOMS and water upon the premises. This dwell
ing has been recently put In No. order, with an
addition of front porch running the whole length
of the building. The lot fronts % feet and runs
back $50 feet to wide alley and has upon 1t some
choice fruit trees.
TERMS: Onc-fourth cash; residue at four, eight
and twelve mclths, for negotiable nptes. interest
added. and secured by trust deed. Taxes for ls1l
'" nv "a ISBELL & SON. Aucts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-27
RgAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

BEAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE sAElE.
TOR SALE PRIVATELY, TWO DE-
II SIRABLE LOTS IN SIDNEY, on Inc north !,
aide Of Elm wood, or Main. between Rowland ana
Meadow streets, each IS 5-l2x179 s-l2 tett. apply
to d u. a, .I,aaar
nv 25-0t Real Estate Agent ana AucClohecr.
n ANDS FOR SALE.-We have deslra-
i hle farms In almost every section OF tne otate,
varying In price from $1,000 to go ooo. sisE, 1irS
Amongst the latter src or two Of the best snal
farms I'm the vrluty Of Richmond. ,..o
Parties desiring tn purchase or sell real es'''e
"i'' P'e"'o e. HILL & GODD1N,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
mvoa g, No. HOS Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-27

NONE BUT NEW GOODS,
TO BE CONVERTED INTO Cash.
SKELETON CASHMERE SUITS,
SKELETON CHEvOIT SUITS,
SKELETON FLANNEL SUITS,
SKELETON DIAGONAL COATS and VESTS,
WHITE DUCK SUITS,
BROWN DUCK SUITS,
BROWN LINEN SUITE,
suK-WARP ALPACA SACKS.
coTToN-WARP ALPACA SACKS,
WHITE MARsEILLEs VESTS, 49,.
and complete assortment OF
FuRNIsHIN GOODS,
adapted to the season.
GALL NEW GOODS, AND AT Low PR les ~
DEVLIN'S,
1907 MAIN STREET.
OPPOSITE PosT-oFFICE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-27

We take great pleasure In informing our friends
and the public that we have been named SOLE
AGENTS In this city for the above named brands
of PURE LICORICE PASTE.
All licorice sold by us guaranteed In quality.
my l5-aw HAkVEYS Il VILLA Ms.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-27
nv Grubbs c Williams
Nv IIrUUU5 u W HI1hE'f'
Real Estate Agents and AucEonesiS
Eleventh street, between Main ana hahS'

A VALUABLE LOT or GROUHln':;
N WITH A LARGE FkaMspn az kn, :
sTREEF, BETWEEN THlRTEESTH AT
FoURTEENTH STREETS, FoR HAts 8,
AUCTIDN.--Un MONDAY, 2Eh NAY, IN.
O'Clock L. NJ. we will sell, upon the pI.uitsso,
property above referred TO. The Loi Is :! y,
feet to alley II feet wide. The situation Is eeh'N
and yet very retired and pleasant.
TERMS At sale. ,.,s
my23 GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS, Aacts-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-27
,.EI.MnOLD's EXTRACTS

IN HEALTH, THOSE OF BAD BLOOD
AND OLD MAIDS IN PAR-
TICULAR,
ArRIL, MAY. AND JUNE.
PURIFY THE BLOOD IN THESE MONTHS.
FLUID
EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA
cures all eruplions OF the skin.
FLUID
EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA
curcs the worst form of blood diseases.
HELMBULD's FLUID
EXTRACT sARsAFARlLLA
enters readily into the circulation Of the blood
FLUID
EXTRACT SARSAPhRILLA
beauties the complexion.
All powdcrs and outward applications destroy
The akin. rendering It harsh and coarse. LOOK
at the skin OF old maids and those that nave
used such any length Of time. My advice Is 70
discontinue them and use
HELMBOLD'S
FIJuD EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA.
One bottle is equal In strength TO one gallon Of
tbe syrups or decoctions as usually made, anu
9 wine plass added TO n pint of water equals the
Celebrated Lisbon diet drink. Try 1t this way.
A DELIGHTFUL BEVERAGE:
HELMBOLD'S
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAWBA GRAPE FILLS.
A PLEASANT, SAFE, AND AGREEABLE
CsTHARTIC,
IL HN' CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS,
usEp1N ALL AFFECTIONS WHERE A PUR-
GAT1vE MEDICINE is NEEDED.
HELMBOLD's
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS {:
HARMLESS To a CHILD AND TAKEN BY
CHILDREN
HELMBOLD's
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS
sDPERsEDE MAGNEsIA, SALTS, AND
,EvERY OTHER PURGATIvE.
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS
CERTAIN IN INFECT AND PLEASANT IN
OPERATION.
II fh'i0oN CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS
Is NOT A PATENTED PILL.
II A1''"" CATAWDA GRAPE FILLS
AXE: COMPOSED OF
CATAWBA CRAZE JUICE
AND FLUID EXTRACT
OF RHUBARB.
HOW To
PROCEED IN
THE STRING AND
SUMNER MONTHS,
10 insure NEW LIFE. NEW BLOOD, NEW
vlGtR: Purchase two bottles OF HELMBOLD'S
sARsAPARlLLA and one box Of PILLS
WORTH THEIR WEIGHT IN GOLD.
No better investment can be made for so small
sum.
HELMBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU
has acuuir,d u WORLDWIDE FAME.
All of my preparations are meritorious. A pc
Rod of twenty years has rROVED THIS TO be the
case.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-27

Referring TO the above advertisement, we have
appointed Mr.. JAMES &. MCANDREW, of New
York, our exclu='T. agent In the untGd ntates for
Tue Bale vi our D. C.y 1 a, Il. X. " n. r. BEAN LIZ
OF LlCUk1CE.
ROBERT MACANDREW { CO..
London, England.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-27
FsbRs TOBACCORISTS.
T ICORICE, LICORICE.
TO TOBACCO MAN UFA CTURERS.

TO TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS.
The undersigned, Agent in New York for the
manufacturers of the well-known brands OF Lie
ORlCE PASTE, j. C.y Ca, r. Is. & N. F., de-
sires to caution tobacco manufacturers against
using auy oil the numerous brands purporting to
be original and genuine brands of imported leo
rice, but which are adulteratcd compounds of his
brands, reboted I'm this country, and IN some in
stances containing but fifty per cent. OF ltcorice.
AND GENUINE j. C.y Ca. X. r. s. N. T.
brands of licorce, they should either address
their orders To the undersigned, In New York, or
to the following houses in the United States, who
are appointed agents for the distributions:
From this time forward tie above brands o.
llcOrice will not be offered for sale In Europe, and
only In the United States by the parties named in
this advertisement.
JAMES G. MCASDRE",
l32 Front street, New York.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-27

NOR RENT. VERY DEs ll's ~, he ,hs lEs:I
L BRICK RESIDENCE, stua'cs aud Frauktn
s ss1ec, s'" eonlsnag six rooms, with the u""s'
bulldogs. ryNr POTHER.
- w. W
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-27
GROCERIES, &c.

DIC-NICS AND OTHER JOLL1F1CA-
L TIOhS.-If you want a nice time, take win
YOU our SMOKED BEEF TO HGUES,
elegant CnRkED EFEF,
Tip,top HAMS and CHEESE,
PICKLES what are PICKLES.
Adams CRACKERS, PEACHES, RAlSlNS. ana
9TH good th nps JAMES & ANGUS,
INV 70 1884 Main ST. and 10 and is LIST Market.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-27

NOR RENT. TWO NEAT bksG1hh '. E::l
n rOrT- CTS. situated on tanal, NC" ',r- pd VI,
vim gas and w-icr on lIa premises All l"
=, pair. Apply 10 1yur & HROTuER.
az
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-27

II RENT, The desirable BRICh al
E'U-, ING. containing seven rooms. III
a ,nI son ,~ leigh strs' oiw Taa. IA a"
% streets at rrss';s ,ser &C.; ktchn with two
rooms Possession At orc; g. Will, IhMS.
nv 20 1t nNo nr.- :, -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-27

NOR RENT. FOUR ROOMS III lns l;;5
X I,nt,si.y ON The corner # Bank AMI ''l EN-
= -, euit mt, f;,r ,tIices. lodging rooms, ot
family, they are In good Greer snu supp''N'
Win MI IN, Inv i''''' H. Il. FskTDR.'I.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-04
LONDON.
League n. Havre against German En-.
pI0ye.-DenGEstraIiO Against the


League at Eavre .sgainst German En-
pIOye.-DeM0EstraIiO Against the
Pru.sians.
LONDON, February "A league is being
founded at Havre 20 prevent the return Of
German employees.
The French authorities are endeavOriny
to make such arrangements with the Prus-
slams as will hasten the evacuation of Paris.
1t is believed the Germans will leave this
evening or. at the latest, tomorrow, in con-
sequence of the great excitement i'll Paris.
A crowd Vi Parisians. observing some
Prussians III the courts OF the Louvre and
the Place du Carrousel yesterday. attempted
to use force for their expulsion, but were
kept back by the line Of troops, and pieces
OF cloth We're hung over the gates to hide
the Prussians. Conflicts are expected if
the Germans do not soon evacuate the city.
LONDON. 3.-The ministerial motion for
a select committee to inquire into affairs in
Ireland passed the House of Commons by
tighty-One majority.
Some Germans who had passed the line
OF demarkation. offered their hands, say
ing. Now. that peace is concluded, we
are friends tut were repulsed with the
reply, I'VE are conquered, but with con-
ditons imposed 10y Bismarck; we never
can be friends
A dispatch from Versailles says: The
French indemnity is payable in three in
stallments. viz: One milliard of thalers in
1871: two in 1872 and two in 1873. Interest
is only payable on the last installment
A Paris dispatch OF Wednesday night
says the Germans occupy all the quarters
assigned them, and perfect tranquility pre-
walls.
The Pail Mall Gazette expresses the belief
that the high commission now in session at
Washington, avoiding all difficulties to the
distribution OF the Alabama claims, will
agree TO pay a round sum OF money, leaving
the division Of the same TO the United
States.
4 dispatch 20 the Times, from Versailles,
states that tie Germans evacuate Paris
to-day. Prince Charles retires Immediately
behind the Seine. TIE Emperor and Crown
Prince leave in few days for some point
on the right \ n OF The Seine
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-04
NEW YORK,

Governments Steady-Southerns Dull.
New YORK. March 3.-Louis Van Eeten
the tOr.er, has been sentenced TO nine Years
Imprisonment.
This evening tie detectives arrested
Thomas Murphy. Edv ard johnson. Fred
Hubbard, Charles Ransom and William
Robinson, charged with having obtained
large quantities OF dry goods from leading
firms here on forged letters, bank checks
and forged certificates. About $1,000 worth
Of goods have been recovered. The men
bought in the name OF Neill q Co.. OF Gal
weston. hut have no connection with THAI
firm
NEW YORK. March ,, Evening.-Noney
closed ga s. Sterling 9Ss a 9a4. GoldS III Is.
Governments steady: lI2as. Southerns
generally dull: Iennessees Sale, new 64hs;
Virginias Gj4 new G214; Louisiana 6s G9A4,
new 60: Levee Us .2l4, IS SO; Alabama So
J00 is ti7: Georgia 6s S2I4. Is 90ai: North
Caroiinas 4ei., new -; South Carolinas n,
new 59ll
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-04
The Chicago TribuHr very pertinent

The Chicago Tridunr very pertinently
says:
The recent action oi thirtv-iOu- Rcpu,,-
liean members of the Indiana Legislature. in
re>ignllg Their seats. as a piece o. strategy
To checkmate the policy Of the Democrats
ia that Legislature, has been severely com
mentHd upon. ;;s % matter OF course, by the
Democratic press. and not less by Rcpub-
ECan Journals 10 which The transaction looked
too much Ike a Democratic trick-too much.
in Fact, like the trick of the same sort played
by the Democratic minority Of the same
legislature, wear ago, to thwart the ratit-
eaton oI the fifteenth amendment But
there are several reasons why the two tran
sactions should net be condemned IN the
same breath. One is, that the resigning
members OF this session had the justification
OF precedent, which those OF last year had
Tot.
Another. and probably the strongest
reason Is that the Democrats had been
playing underhand ever since the session
began. They had secured their control of
the Senate by oustinga Republican member
by an irregular process, and were about to
perpetuate their iniquity by gerrymander-
ing the state so that next falls election
shOuld insure the choice of Z. Democratic
majority i'll each house.
While the practice OF a minority thus fac
tiously tllwarting the purposes Of a major
itv Is OF itself reprehenSible, it is not, in
view of the circumstances, probable that
the act Of the Indiana Representatives will
be as generally coQdemned as the Demo
cratic party managers calculate upon, not
withstanding they have issued an address
telling the people how many beneticent
laws they were about to enact. and would
have enacted, but for the rash act OF The
th,Itv-four Republicans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-04
Van Eeten, the EOrge..

In following up the career OF Van Eeten.
the celebrated New York forger, the New
York Sun finds that his house IL Twenty
second street was filled with everything
that could charm the eye and please the
most cultivated taste. Velvet carpets
yielded softly to his feet, expensive bronzes
of classic form and Paris make me. the view
on mantel and sideboard, while the walls
We're decorated with the works o. Greuze,
Meissonnier and Teniers, with az occasional
soft tinted landscape by an American artist
to throw the charm of his color and draw
ing on the inviting scene. His table was
covered with handsome silver his viands
were delicate, his wines varied and abnn-
dant and OF the choicest v.ntages OF Bur
gundy and Champagne. When that abun-
dance waped, raid Oh some ple.noric wine
dealer brought in fresh supplies Fifteen
hundred baskets OF champagne We're il his
cellar and storerooms at one time, the r,-
suit Of 3 successful foray. Nor were his
private pleasures of vulgar stamp Wine
his wife, in her easy hung, satin-lined car
riage was rolling over the smooth highways
of Central Park, he sought no low life, no
gambling or ntOxication for excitement
All such men must have some distraetions
but he looked around tor congenial and
accomplished fair ones, whose luxurious
tastes were akin to his own.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-04
Saws the Now York ErtninG G.OHf

Disagreeable as the truth MAJ be to those
who would be glad to think otherwise, tie
fact is becoming too painfully apparent to
be longer ignored, that there is a spirit OF
determined hostility TO the colored peopls
throughout the South, which culninates in
the most diabolical outrages and murders
The cries of distress which are coming 20
the ears OF the nation from every part of the
Soutt land will not leng go unheedea
When the patience of Congress- and the
President is exhausted, we viii not ATTEMPT
to predict what measures will be enforced.
That they will b Thorough and radical. to
the complete determination Of the Ku- Klux
klan, We firmly believe The aw-abiding
citizens of the South should 500 to it that ali
classes OF citizens are protected, and thus q
second war aver.od.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-04
Important to the Travelling Pubic.

We are glad to be able to announce &c
the travelling public that they VIII now be
able to secure in this city hroagh tulets
via river and rail-, to all points in the
United States and the Canadas The need
of a general railroad and steamboat ticket
agency has long been telt by the public OF
this city. and the want has been Supplied
by that energetic general ticket agent, Mr..
E. B. Byington, OF st. Louis. who has
opened Il branch of his agency at No 10;
Common street, opposite the City Hotel
Mr.. Byington has for 4 number OF years
back controlled the largest ticket agency
il the West. and hls adven, South ;s a
matter OF corgratulation.
Mr. Byington has perfected arrangements
with the st. Louis and New Orleans Packet
Companys line of elcgan: steamers. where
by he can furnish tickets va those steam
er-, to Cairo. Memphis, ard ii! points n IKE
Nor;heas; and West thus giving the pas
seuger The benefit OF a pleasant l.de Oh ,he
river. with surety OF safe connection with
the different railroads 70 any pom; re may
bt dcsiccue o. reaching. He has also SO
moderated the rates OF passage that il VII
cost 10 more 10 90 by steane2 and rail,
than it would by all rail route. This, II IL
self. is q beneficial feature, ard ore Wei.
calculated TO crafty tie pleasure seeker
BY the New Orleans and ST. Louis me OF
steamers staterooms and meas are fee.
and stateroous can be secured d ar.v time
by application a, the asenrv, Nc. lG- Con-
mon street.
The st. Louis and New Orleans Hacic-
Company's line embraces some of .he most
elegant and costly steamers ever built.
among which We may mention The Rich-
mond. Great Republic, Pauline Carroll, H:s-
marck, and numerous others. We hope Mr.
Byington will De encouraged III his enter
prise, and that our travelling public will
fully recognize the advantages TO he gained
by this new move in their favpr
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-04
MISCELLANEOUS.

SWali.Dox ia New Brunsvick-Co Compussory
'nccinaiion-Funding the Debt Of South
Cnrolina-New Debt 10 be Created On,
Certain Conditions.
81. JOINS. New Brunswick, March 3.-A6-
dltlonal smallpox cases and deaths have
occurred, and compulsory vaccination com
merces to-day.
CHARLESTON, March 3.-The South Cara
hna House of Representatives have today
passed bin for funding the whole existins,
debt Of the State in {. new sterling loan. is
be negotiated in London. The bin az
rressly provides sha. until all the present
debt Is paid, the State shall contract no
new deot or Liability, unless the sarle ehaN
be agreed to by two-thirds vote Of ths
people of the State.
nan FRANCISCO, March 3.-The steamer
Sacramento. from Panama, overdue, ar
rived to day
BosroN, March 3-Doctor James II.
fslmer, tor forty years commercial edisar
OF the advertiser, ia dead
River nGeilixence.
Sou11IwEsr Pass. March 3. p. NJ