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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-06-17

A church in Little Rock, Arkansas, had
to employ another preacher because the
deceased interfered with dog fight which
one of the young male converts had set
going in front of the pulpit in the midst of
the services. The youthful convert fired
at the pastor. He said he believed it was
his dog fight, and he wouldn't stand no
foreign interference.
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We have received, under the frank of
Hon. j. w. Platt, NJ. c., the speech of Gen
eral Butler on the Ku-Klux bill, delivered
on the fourth of April.
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Cambridge, Massachusetts, meditates the
formation of society for the removal of
orange peel, lemon peel, and other danger
Gus rubbish from the sidewalks.
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Five hundred and twenty-five thousand
six hundred trains leave London in the
course of one year.
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nULUTa INFOKNIATION BUREAU.

Full and honest information on all subjects con
nected with Duluth given on the receipt of fee d
one dollar Here are many business openings con
nected with the Northern Pacific railroad-aues
tons relating so them, TO price of property here
etc, promptly answered. Candid advice given a
to investments. Address
III. T. JOHNS Duluth, Minnesota
REFERENCES:
HON C. MARKELL, Mayor of Duluthi
E. W. CLARK l. CO., Bankers Duluth
Nd
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Have Your Printing and Binding Done at
the Pelican Job Office, Corner Camp and
Poydras Streets. oc2s 1y
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structures of the REPUBLICAN, and avoiding
the hattery of the Times. But he will do
neither. He is too vain to receive good
advice, and too weak to resist 1attery.
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NEW ORLEANS SILyERWARE

HIANUFACTORY.
~ Aetelton is particularly directed to my SILVER
TABLE WARE, such as
SPOONS, FORKS, ETC.
fnees as low as at any Northern mandatory
ana CHEAPER THAN IN ANY HOUSE IN NEW
ORLEANS. Quality and style equal to any Full
guarantees given in all cases. Every description of
Medals, Badges, Military Belt-plates Sword Mount
lngs ETC., manufactured In the most artistic man.
ner and at low prices.
- o., A. HIMMEL, Proprietor,
ae4 iy2e sq, ,- No. 1876 PoydIas street
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~ :. HUNT g. CO.,
MACHINERY DEPOT,
No. 1SJ Gravier Street. New Orleans.
Manufacturers Agents for
&. CARVER COMPAEY'S CELEBRATED COTTON
GINS AND LINTERS.
p AXES STEAM PUMPS,
OF all kinds.

Boston Machine Company's Engines; Portable
and Stationary Boilers; the Baxter Portable Bn
gines; Schaffer & Budenberg Steam Gauges; Cofins
Steam Water and Gas Valves Hydrants and Water
Metres; Sturtevants Pressure and Fan Blowers
Exhaust and Dryer Fans; Berryman's Automatic
Boiler Feed Regulator and Low Water Alarm
brakes Evart's and Lows Automatic and Hand
Feed Single Machines; Clark's Linen Hose Hoss
Pipes, Couplings, etc; New York Tap and Die Com
pany's Screw Plates, Taps Dies Reamers, etc.
and Unfinished Nuts and Bolts; J. w. Mixter
Co.'s Saw Gummers, Upsets and Mill Picks; seldens
Steam Packing; Plymouth Mills Rivets; the Eagle
Vise.
Plantation, Draining, Cotton Iron, Wood work
ing and all kinda of Machinery, Betting, Shafting
and Pulleys on md, or will be furnished at short
notice, at Manufacturer Prices.
ja28 Sa Su Tu1y
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WATERING PLACES.
THE NIXON HOTEL,
BILOXI, MISSISSIPPI.

BILOXI, MISSISSIPPI
This house has been put in thorough repair and
is the largest and best adapted for the comforts
of guests of any on the gulf shore.
This house will be opened SUNDAY, June H.
by Mrs. NJ. SKINNER, who, by her long experience
hopes 10 give satisfaction to all who may favor her
with their patronage.
BOARD. So per day; SD per week.
jel4 I'm MRS NJ SKINNER
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NOTICE.

Close of the Annual Session of the Public
IL t44t-tW FgfH Schools. .sF iitR@
OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT oY PUBLIC SCHOOLS,
49, sixth Division, No 20 City Hail
80 New Orleans. La, June IS, 1911
The closing exercises of the Public schools will
take place as follows:
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H C. WARMOTH.
Governor of Louisiana
GEoRGR E. BOvEE Secretary of State.
mY26 ID
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a. J. MURDEAU,
The New York herald., 1871-05-23


NEW ORLEANS, May a. 1871.
Cotton quiet but firm; mldlngs IaHe. i6a.c. Net
ceips 3667 gross, 43n Exports Gottcnburg. t7);
'0A''"''e' 'l' sAs'' a.0 s''es sss. lss27 Nav ,s7
Cotton quiet and Grn, mlddng. lie. Net receipts loi
W1LNlNaroN, n. g., May o. 1871.
Spirits turpentine quiet at Hc. f5c. Rosn sesdy at
quiet al SO Is for yellow DIPPED 81 virgin Tar steady
CLEyFLASp May, %, 1871.
2Sc.
II. CHICAGO, May "a, 1871
Flour quiet md unchanged. Wheat steady; No. 2sprng
81 2b,<, seller Mav afternoon unchanged. Corn
nctive 81 81 vi BID. cash and seller June OaisNo
lower; sales ut 4ss4c RyeNo. dull At S2c Barley No
$6 25 seller July Dry saed meats rner; shoulders 54c
a5Ac short rib middles 74c 7a%c; rough sides 7sc. .
7Ac Lard strong at lOc. Hogs quiet at - 81 90 Cat
Tie dull and declining, and nominaIy - 81 x6 Receipts
5000 bbls nour IS 600 bushels wheat 20o pshcis corn,
bU bushels oats 5000 bushels ryo 1000 bus hca barley,
a0uB hogs Shipments bols lo 00) bushels wheat
12 coo bshes 0J0 bushels OTIS 5000 bushe 10 rye,
5000 bushels barley 1000 hog. Lake frsissA rner 10,
Flour steady and in good demand sales bb at W s
for No spring, 81 10 for amber winter p8 26 for white
winter $9 for double Wheat dun sales 5000 bushels
No. Milwaukee, club a. II ~ and 50D shela amber pri
vac terms Corn unchanged sales $500 bushels at sc for
barley and rye quiet Peas sales 1000 bushels Cauads
~ bond, =, on private terms Corn Inenl-Sl 20
shorts; s2G s.5 shn'nss s2s $Hs miaa,ings sso a
Flour Sec wheat e., 65c TO New York; lumber, So
to the Hudson, $3 10 to New York, $5 to pha
Railroad eshts Flour to Boston, o3c 70 New York. 40c
e Albany &c Receipts By G l.rs soo boshsla wheat
canal 523 bbs 0our, 1850 bushels wheat, 27O0 bushels
corn, 1000 bushels oats and l,6V0,0O0 feet lumber.
The New York herald., 1871-05-23

man, who wants me ~ I told him that ne had
injured the deceased pretty badly, as l had
him In the 1rug store Foster replied that ''he
guessed he didn't hurt him much y and laughed;
bsd known Foster for twenty days previously; he
was intoxicated that night; do not think Foster
would act IN rough manner were ne sober.
SEVERAL OTHER WITNESSES
were called but they did not throw any additional
light on the subject
After hearing tho testimony Of Mr.. LefYcrts, the
surgeon at ST. Luke's Hospital, the officer arrestng
Foster and another witness. the prosecution rested
their case al quarter to two O'Clock.
Judge Stuart stated that ne understood that the
defence would NOT be required 10 open their case
before this morning. The defence would waive a
formal opening and have their witnesses promptly
on hand at On early hour to-day.
Judge Cardozo then adjourned the court until
nalt-past ten tins morning.
The New York herald., 1871-05-23
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY, 2s ls7l.-TRIPLE SHEET.

e SsSe and % bsl. IN very ,nsn le,. at from So
Mi 20 ss sus r s1sa " 30 ss oo S
quiet The rosn market was vigorous under fair demand
SGi No. ssss m No. 1 pale
mase FOR reanca Was urmsf and
steady for crude NE s being Tie ,bs prce a'ksa Tor
action, were restricted owing the rmness OF Loders We
note saes Of 900 bos a. 5 Shs On hs SPOT at e
26c not authenticated TLe Philadelphia market ruled
se RsSf'sa reported Da
'anSra sao s. white seller. option ,t aS & June q AID
packages; lard pack, lao kegs. pork make,
ss 8. seei was asl and no@ins Boe hams were dli
OF . X for ssas n1S sS $50 70, as S
S ere s%. n n
SSsnssd Lard was % at s on she sso, ena for
june, njao. for July and l> for August with sales Of
RICE in moderate demand in iobbug way Large
lots rom nrs hasds were not 1917 and sales were
7Ac PER b, and b erees Carolina mostly at from &c.
sUdAR-A far demand prevailed for raw for boiling and
the market remained firm on tho basis of 9{c aa9c for
ncnns zoo hhds good refining cabn at &c perb and 800
aa a.o SSa.a sS S 5s cass ss a. IS s @ % ph s
bDs. at lilo. per b. Refined in fair demand at full
ares, sl9sng the ba.. Of Is9c a2c per h. for sot.
I? common refining, $40 &c fair 70 good refining sc.
ss rms ss 70 toss s arosiy s n
centrifugal, hhds boxes, 9c. Io,sc moasses hhds
r@a pa s@sss ssaafd sa 49, as s
49, se = 10 to s Is llss e do Do hs 10 g se y Is a
1 S%Hsans a f faesi a
ManacrreDt eiaysd a%d .uSeror perl So
-Rehning grades Co. 9sc grocery grades ?ioc
fALLow continued nrm bu, less active We note sales Of
sales Of 800 Dsis. a, Ssc 9i)1c.
The New York herald., 1871-05-23
srastI QUOTATIONS..
yialf-past Five s'CIsck r. M.


MosDAy. Nay 22-0P.M.
CcsFEE.--1he market for Rio rather frmer without
material Improvement IN prices. The inquiry
active We saies OF 600 bags Marie, currently
ported lossc gold. in bond. The market for
other kinds NAs quiet but eteady. with . mode
rate business in los for the retail trade. We
ouoie -No-0rdinary ca,goes. loc . loEc, fair ao.,
lussc lie; good do Ike. l1c; prime do, l2iac.
l2t1c extreme range for O4c l3c., all god, per
H. IN bond thirty 10 sixty days credit Java
baes), isc Z0c do grass mats, ls~c. 2zc Singapore
Iag9a,ra. Hc l6c Jamaca, lsc l5isc; ST. Domingo
(gd, IN h0n gIc. ltc. Costa Rica 1j5c. 1c.; Ma
Iia. Hc l5c Mexican, l3c l7c la l3c. l5Lc.
Cmracoa lSe ls, all gold ,ny to s'.is days dnty Paid
not oparatng Prices on the general ralcs with
decided change though sales occasionally made
prices indicative of easier Market We reinser
dsy's quotations, which, however extreme The sales
f.,f
The New York herald., 1871-05-23
RsAL ESTATE MATTERS.

There was a fair attendance at the opening sales
or the week at the Exchange Salcsroom yesterday.
The only auctioneer on the floor was Mr.. James NJ.
east side Of Washington avenue near First street,
Morrisania, Westchester county, N. y, sold by order
OF the trustees.
There will be large sale OF Flatbusn and New
Utrecht, J.. J.. lots to-day.
The following are The particulars 0; yesterday s
sales:-
MoIHIsANIA, wEsTcHrsTrR COUNTY, PRopHRrY-sY
jams N.
! lot Washington nv 4eS H. u. lst st., 25,ln0.
y. y. DC Gran. 81 20o
ip adjoining, same sze. Charcs j. Reinuct l2uD
lois adjoining, same H. D. DE Graf 5000
The New York herald., 1871-05-23
SOUTHERN RRCuRITIEa FIRM.

The Southern list was quiet, but gep,:ralIy nrm.
The principal dealings were in the rssw South Caro-.
llnas, which we're higher. The latest street prices
were:-Tcnnessee ex.couprn. II a 7I,l; DO new,
ia az; virginia eA.coupon, esI a SO; do. new,
20 "a; 90. reg.erej STOCK old, 6e'l 81; Georgia
siSes' ss aso; do sevens, es 95; Norn Carolina ex
coupon, ",'a ssi.; do. funding. isee ss a SO; do
DO, .s6s, 80 81: do. new, 2dis a 81; do special
FAX, 90 2ob; Missouri skies, 954 e5h; do. Han
nibal and ST. Joseph, % %; Louisiana sixes osis
II; do new, 63 q %; do ieyee skies, 70 a "a; do.
cights 81 81; 40. Penitentiary sevens, 10 a 73;
do. railroad cignts, "a IS; Alabama lves 20 13;
90. eixhS, loJ o i0s; 10. railrVal eghs, ~ 100;
The New York herald., 1871-05-23

Forward deliveries ruled du and lower, closing how
ever urc seaisr under lighter offerings The to-day
s9rsea & .us nas @ = a. w" :. ~ z w. Al R 70 i'G oo
Juy 500 5i9c saturday, after report. 100 bales
Of folowaMay, 100 at lsisc 300 at 10 316c,
Ia, tbhc june 200 a, Is sisc 100 At i5sc July, l4oj
st oG eg @ ~ :, - s IN Su sc nnin. son a. laac
70O hses The receipts the ports to-day were olows
Galveston T5 baes New Orleans, 1857 Mohc, 10l4 Sa-
ysnuab, So4 Charleston ass wum'ngtcp 10: Norfolk t95;
70 New YORK, IA Boston, 81 Total s35 bales,
against 10 Is bales last week. and Dol bales
day last year, Tho cosng ises for cotton freight
foows:Jo Liverpool, 10y Nj by sail, IS2d 1921.
TO liavrc by steam lc pod TO amburs bv steam, I'D
to iirecn y steam, Ae gold, conpressed to Baltic ports,
by saN, ~. gold -
FLouR AFD DGBAiNReceirt,F Flour, 1851 bbis wheat,
9gll bushels corn, las bt bushels NEAL 200 bb and
9 bags OATS 3 BOO bushels The nonr market steady
under fair INQUIRY though nj the there
precision In sympathy with wheat. The sales about
1900 hbs Rye Hour STEADY and in moderate demand.
Corn meal without change In price and moderately
tive The coo bps Western yellow and Marshs
The New York herald., 1871-05-23
STOCKS DULL AND STRONG,

10 about $4,000
STOCKS DULL AND STRONG.
The stock market was strong, and prices
made considerable progress In the up
ward direction, not few OF the leading
shares reaching figures not only the best Of the
sou, but the highest perhaps lor some years. Lake
shore was in active request on exposition or the
clique programme for scrip dividend, and all.
yanced TO III but encountered at this point what
were supposed to BE sales OF clique stock made with
view 10 discourage the rilcet ana
disabuse the public OF the idea OF
dividend. We neg leave In this connection
to revive remark made some time since, that the
DIVIDEND viii be declared only when the l., out
OF the stock ana short OF It, and that unt the Clique
can make their dividend uron an immense short in
tercst they will wait with exemplary patience. There
Is no short interest IN the stock al present worth
considering. Lower prlcos would lie more apt 10
expand tnan decrease what there is ana it is pretty
certain the CLIQUE operations will be conducted with
skin and address. Rock Island broke ont IN the
morning, died away in tho middle VI the day, and
broke out again quito late ON the sidewalk,
where II served 10 form quite contrast TO New
York Central by going up to 1lGas as the latter
went down TO 100. Reading at llSi4 was also u
strong but not very active feature Hardly anything
was doing In Erie as compared with the dealings
few days since, but II continued, nevertheless TO
fuctuate fully one ana Eaf per cent. In the mis-
cellaneous shares Pacific Mall and Western Union
telegraph were strong, but tEe former Ieversny
Tne coal stocks were active and higher for Ameri-
can aud Consolidation.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the Iignest and lowest
prces OF tle prucipal stocks during the day.
The New York herald., 1871-05-23
A SlCRIl ECloUs BURGLARY.

Dnring Sunday night or early yesterday morning
some unknown miscreants forced an entrance into
81. Johns tEpiscopaD church. at Upper New Ro-
chcuc westohester county, anil carried away a
OF the vcstry and the surpcc OF tile pas
tor. The burglars effected an c2rcss by the vcstIy
room door. the key OF which they took away with
them. No clue has been obtained that might lead
TO the discovery of the perpetrators.
The New York herald., 1871-05-23

tofl ~ al, pu1cttons " \. WS m
Wheat was 9nl ana lower The sales abou, ioo 900
bushels At 81 81 ~ 50 for new spring, 81 65 81 10 for am
br white, The outside pnee Tor small 9s =! 81 idf Sper
Canada and 90 for vhite ao n bond 50 tid
of rrrng corn vas lower Tho sales about s0o ooQ
bushels lc afstc tslosirs at aic 72c for mixed and
&c Tic ior yellow Oats were steady at &c. 70c Tor
western anu NC nc for white, with sales OF about 2pOOO
bushels. b".,ley and rye were dull and nominal.
fkEbnTs1he market continued TO rule firm, both for
grrn iregLts and other goods The chareng business
quiet and steady. Thore good demand for
sells Tor retoeum, but suitable could mol be
The engagements To Liverpool steam, 10000 bush
* NO bushels wh,st a, al, and w. aaI I mia aon1 at
"a AID The charters include an italian br 70 tons hence
TO direct port IN italy 5000 OF petroleum at 2sc per
and an Italian bark, t5j tons hence 10 the Meerra
abou, 1000 bbs petroleum. 81. 3D. IS. 3d. II 10 Ne
Adrsi!u.
NoLAssrs continued In fair request; but scarcity OF
foreign an especially OF desirable cargoss for boiling
poses eosnucd transactions TO small parcels which COM
manded extreme prices Domestic IN moderate dc.
mand II fu prices with further sales bbls, mostly
tgta rrA,u a2r "a, W.,
The New York herald., 1871-05-23
Died..

Usets
BAKER.-On Saturday, May ~, of dphthera,
FRANCIS THORSToN, son OF Francis ana Esther q.
Eakcr, aged years and months
heses I'VE ana l,ienns nus oi & me ,aly are invited 10
Thirtieth street. this Uuesday) Afternoon at ono
BARNARD.-At Gutenberg N. j. on saturday
May 20, ANNIE " daughter OF RoGert q. and Deb0-
rah G. Barnard
JouN BERDAN, In the 10Th year or his age.
Relatives and friends OF tho family arc invited to
attend the funeral, from his late residence, IL War
rem place Charles street, this ucsday afternoon ut
half past two O'Clock y. NJ.
BRAIsE.--Su1denly, at Tenany, n. j., on Thurs
day, May Is, ELIZBEriI, widow OF James II. Braiue,
IN the 6Sth year OF her age.
Relatives and friends OF The family are respectfully
invited TO attend the iuncraL from tho Church Of
the Aonement at Tenalfy, on "Wednesday after
noon at three O'CLOCK Cars or the Northern Rail-
ihe oI5 A. NJ and ll5 p NJ. boat from foot OF Twen-
ty-thrd street, and $3.50 A. nj. and 1880 y. NJ. from
Chambers street. Carriages VIII be In waiting on
BrRK.-on sunday, May q. THOMAS BuRE, aged
43 years and months.
fully invited 10 attend the funeral, from his late
residence, 27 Roosevelt street, this (rucs ay after
noon at balf-past Two O'CLOCK.
COvERT.-At White Plains, n. Y, on Sunday, May
q, WALTER NJ. COVERT, aged "a years and "a days.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited TO
Wednesday afternoon, at hatpast one O'clock and
at the village Methodist Episcopal church AZ two
CunTss.-0n7sunday, May f2l. from tho result Qf
ACCIDENT CArHAalsE CuRrIsS, aged 81 years.
Friends and relatives are respectfully invited 10
attend the funeral, this Tuesday afternoon at half
past two O'Clock, from 10 South Fourth street. VIII
DAvEyff6Rr-lIR EaosI5i, on Saturday, May 20,
JOHN W. DAvESfURT, IN hIs 3sth year. eco
The Companions OF Corinthlan Chapter, NO: 10y,
II. a. NJ, are hereby notified 20 be present az ouu
Fellows nall, at half-past twelve O'CLOCK on lQeS
day, the 23d inst, 10 join with AmencuS Lodge In
paying the last tribute OF respect to our deceased
companion, John ". davenport.
BY order Of w. b. CHURCH, High Priest
Il. N. AFFORD Jr, secretary.
DOBsON.--On sunday morning, May 81, JouN
D0DSoN. OF consumption, native OF kiddminstef
England, IN the 6gtn year OF his age.
The friends aud those OF his ncphews william I.
and William $. Dobson. are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral at the EverGreens Cemetery, this
TUESDAY afternoon, al four o'clock
DOLAN.-EIlZABETH DoLAN, daughter OF Peter
Dolan, No. 26 Rose street.
Further notice VIII be given In tomorrow's paper.
DJNovAN.--On Monday, May ~, FRANCIS 4.
DONOVAN, aged 20 years. "
The relatives and friends are requested TO attend
the funeral. this uesday afternoon az one o CLOCK,
from his late residence, No. 74} Tnrd avenue.
London iEngiandi papers please copy. -.
DRUMMOrp.-0n MODuay, NAY ~ JOHN j. DRUM
MOND IN the 55th year OF ms age.
Tpe ges!lYcs and IieRN We respectfully invited
The New York herald., 1871-05-23

soutn Carolina SKIES IA so do, new, January and
july 04iS GA; do do, August and October, 62
62h Arkansas sxes 65 So; do. sevens, 80 o 62
Mobile and Ohio Railroad, sterling, 50 90; do. inter
est elghts, 81 SO; do second mortgage eights, 60
s5; do. do second mortgage eights. 70 so; New
Orleans ard Jackson first, sS 90; do. do. second,
10 O SO; Memphis and Charleston Railroad first, SO
81; do. do. second. rs so Greenvlle and Columbia
Railroad, guaranteed by South Carolina 80 81;
Macon and Brunswick, guaranteed by Georgia, 70 q
70; Wilmington Charlotte and Rutherford e,ghts,
81 81; Memphis and Lito Rock Railroad eights,
IS a 10; Memphis city skies, SO 81; Savannah city
sevens, 81 SO; New Orleans consols old, IS 49, DO
issued railroad skies, 73 IS; do. sevens, ~ "A.
COMPARISON OF TIE IMPORTS.
The following shows the foreign imports at New
York for the week ending May 20 and since the be.
ginning OF the year.
Dry goods...... $1,4O2,99s $1.5sl,lH S2,o59,s0s
General mdse... 4,lS5.326 S,67o,952 5,4ol,oe
Tot for the week. S., 5Ss 324 $52 126 $7d6O,90i
Irey. reported lie l7O375 107s84,7S 1885, 7O9 100
Since Jan. L. $2l 7Ss 500 s1l3.11690o sl47 17o,o5A
THE SPECIE MOVEMENT.
The imports OF specie at This port during the past
week and since the beginning OF the year have been
as foows-
Total FOR the week. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $l3,4o3
Previously reported. 30ll,l III
Total since January l. 1S71............. 81 O23,J30
Same time 1870 69l6 $50
Same line, sG4i,64
Same time 1868. 306a, sos
same tline, l,O5G073
The New York herald., 1871-05-23
:
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

Married.
CAMpEEIL-HAMMoND.-O Thursday, May IS, ut
the residence OF the brides parents, by the Rev.
Isaac Riley, THOMAS J. CAMPBELL 10 JOSEPHINE
HAMMOND, all OF this city.
uEwISS-LIvINGsToN.-O Tuesday, May 10, at
Calvary church, by the Rev. W. d. Walker. Shell
DON W. HBwTNGs to MARY o., youngest daughter Of
the late sidney NJ. Livingston, all OF TINS city.
HosMER-TILLSON.-On Monday, May 90, by the
Rev. Dr. Chapn, at the residence or the brides aunt
Mrs. A. :. Smith, 2o3 East Thriynlnth street. Miss
CARRIE TILLsos. oil New York, 10 Nj. EDWARD ID.
II sMER, OF Chicago
KELLY-KlRK.-on Saturday, May 20, by the Rev.
j. o. Rogers. JAMES w. KELLY To MISS SUSAN A.
KIRK, all OF Staten Island, N. T.
LANE-Mo RRIs.-ln Brooklyn, on Thursday May
NELlA MORRIS, both OF Long Branch, N. ].
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS this city, on Mon-
day, May 20. at the Glenham Hotel by the Rev. DR..
Walker, WILLIAM d. MIDDLETON, N. D.. To SUSIE
Y. MODEMANN, second daughter VI the late George
Moiemann, or Louisville, Ky.
TrRToN-PRATT.-OD Well cs,lay, May II, by the
Rev. Dr. Booth J0uN TUITION 10 JULIA r., daughter
OF Lucius Ii. Pratt Esq.,, Of Buffalo \. y
The New York herald., 1871-05-23
CATTLE MARKET.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Pces-Ihc market heavy lie l3c Hogs were firm
at sc Sic Receipts cattle, 2973; live ho.s 1850
The New York herald., 1871-05-23
EYES AND ,EAKS.

EYES AND -EAKS.
A RTIFiclAL HUMAN EyEs.-BAUCH GOuGEr
~ mann (rormerly with Prof. Boisrnnceat, of fafir
makers aud inserers ol TIE Improved ARTIFICIAL human
&c Blocker street N Is. These eyes endorsed IL
faculty
The New York herald., 1871-05-23
2:15 O'Clock r. NJ.
Onc O'Clock r. vi.

$4,000 US 500, r. '65, n. 1l3t@
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The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-08-03
Buried ReautY.

In the city of Rome there formerly
stood an image with its right hand ex-
tended and on its forefnger the words
"strike here" Many wise men puzzled
in vain over the meaning Of the inscrip-
ton: but at last certain priest observed
that whenever the sun shone on the fig
ure the shadow of the finger was dis
cernible on the ground at little distance
from the statue. Having marked the
spot he waited until midnight, and then
began to dig. At last his spade struck
upon something hard. 1t was o trap
door, below which flight of marble
steps descended into o spacious hall,
where many men were sitting in solumn
silence amid piles of gold and diamonds
and long rows Of enameled vases. Be
yond this he found another room, q
gymnasium filed with beautiful women
reclining on richly embroidered sofas;
yet, here too, was profound silence. A
superb banqueting hall next met his as
tonished gaze; then granaries loaded
with forage; then stable crowded with
motionless horses. The whole place was
brilliantly lighted by carbuncle which
was suspended in one corner Of the ro-
ception room; and opposite stood an ar
cher with his bow and arrow raised, in
the net of taking aim at the jewel. As
the priest passed back through this hall
he saw a diamond-hilted knife lying on
the table; and, wishing to carry away
something wherewith to accredit his
story, he reached out his hand to take
it; but no sooner had he touched it than
all was dark. The archer had shot his
arrow, the bright jewel was shivered into
a thousand pieces, the staircase had fed,
and the priest found himself buried
alive.