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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1871-08-25

Pease and His Wife
Makes money from The wants of others. Prices
moderate Wheat rising, Bacon going M, Cot
ton cone.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1871-08-25
The Pearl ,

We hayejust received good loi OF the above
Fruit Jars, which is the best in the Market
Call and see them
IL. NJ. HAAIMETT Il co,
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1871-08-25

Pa.asols. Summer Shawls and Millinery, at
halt price at tae LONDON STORE, Atlanta
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1871-08-25
AcwortI.

a lodge Of Good Templars was organized at
Acwor;h on last Saturday night This Is q
move in the right direction and trust it will he
the means of doing much good
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1871-08-25
McCUTCHEON'S
CHEROKEE INDIAN BIq'PERS.

NuIEDGEvILLE, Ga,
November 1lth. 1870.
N...ers r. n. McCUTcHEON n Bro
Marietta, Ga.
Enclosed YOU will find p. o. Order for balance
-, Tonr Cherokee Indian Bitters." Please
end US as many more. Every one that has tried
, our Bitters pronounce it wonderful rem edy,
nd even SURPRISES what it is credited TO do
'' Respectfully, your obi, servants
PM COMPTON {. SONS.
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DIED

August 9TH 1871, JOHNNIE. Son ii Mr. and
Mrs. John Nix, Age 3 years and months.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1871-08-25
Window Glass.

Just received Il large lot ofal sizes and for
sale Low BY
H. NJ. HAMMETT q CO
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1871-08-25
Teleeraphic Dispatches

Report that H l. Kimball has failed for over
million The Constitution says there is ex-
eitement, hut that the report is sensational.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1871-08-25

A Farm of 1870 acres, % Of 40 of good Bottom
land. comfortable Cottage and all necessary out
buildings Situated miles from Marietta, be
tween the Powder Springs and Sandtown roads.
For further particulars apply to the undersgn
ed W. II. FISHBURNE.
n. B.-Will exchange for Marietta or Atlanta
city property iuly2l-2m
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1871-08-25

Comptroller Generals Report.
We have received from the Comptroller Gen
sl.l, Col. Madison Bell. a copy Of his Report,
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1871-08-25

Stamping for Braiding and Embroidery, done
witt dispatch sud AT moderate prices, At the
L0NDON STORE, Atlanta.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1871-08-25

The work of cure is now beginning. The
vitiated and mucous deposits in the bowels and
in the alimentary canal are elected. The liver,
torpidity. The stomach acts responsibility, and
the patient begins to feel that he is getting at
last
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1871-08-25
LOCAL NOTICES.

Pease and His Wife
Invites Marietta and us connections. +" his
house every day in the year.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1871-08-25
THE DALTON NURSERIES,

nFFER for sale this season, a large lot OF
" Grated Frut Trees consisting Of Apples
(southern varieties) Peaches, Pears, Plums,
Cherries and Apricots, Grape Vines, Straw
berries. &c.
q. HAMILTON.
b. s. BOWIE, travelling Agent
Dalton, Ga, Aug. II, 1871.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1871-08-25
GOING TO MARKET!

TO make room for my FALL STOCK, / am
now selling at reduced prices every variety Of
LADIES DRESS GOODS AND GENTLE
MEMS WEAR. Now is the time to buy.
R. HIRSCH.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1871-08-25
Fine Rrandiea.

Wines ami Whisl<ey, for Medicinal use ONLY,
for gale hy II. NJ. HAMMETT IL co
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1871-08-25
Tax Payers
Hog Thieves.

Several tine hogs missing in this vicinity
Look Shnrp.
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SEND YOUR MONEY

in Post ofice orders. checks, or drafss On New
York. wherever convenient. unot. tnen register
toe letters containing money Address
l.. W, ENGLAND, Publisher.
sun Office, New YORK CITY
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TERMS TO CLUBS.
.nr nnILAR WEEKLY So.

TUE DOLLAR WEEKLY Sun.
"00oP'''' w. Four Dollars.
,,a, conies one year, separately addressed land
IN extra cory TO the getter up OF olubl.
." Eight Dollars.
T,gantv comics, one year, separately addressed
fand an extra COPY TO the getter up OF cluo).
t'I1 80 Fifteen Dollars.
Fifrv copiss. one year, to one address land the
Thirty.three Dollars.
Flny copies, one year. sepaT ateiy addressed (aud
Tbe semi sycekly one year TO getter up of club.
ThiFtY-five Dollars.
Ono hundred copies, one year, to one eddress
land the Daily iOr one year 20 the getter UP OF
club, Fifty Dollars.
One hundred copies, Ons year. separately sd.
dressed (anG the Daily for one year 10 the gettet
up OF club, SIXTY Dollars.
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White Lead.

And al kinds Of Colered Paints, for sale BY
H. NJ HAMMETT & co.
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TIE sEMI-WEEKLY SUN.

Five comics, one year, separately addressed.
Eight Dollars.
Ten COPIES, one year. separately. addressed Jana
Sixteen Dollars.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1871-08-25
rnr nAILY SO, s6 4 YEAR.

ore;minentiy readable newspaper, with the
iarsest circulation IN the world FREE. Inge,
nsrdent and FEARLESS IN politics. al tle new
I'm eyeryWhere. Two cents COPY ny MAIL
80; eants month. or SO year.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-07-27
GGrmaRia Halle.

GiRfm -pfrsbrifn publifm bic ergsbrns NHs
SeiJf. bd5 pbigss. uabs eem Depot gt!fSrne Spfal
neu eingeribigi aro btorutenD pcribcnrrt porefn
4 uHp inter bSr yeinrg reS uuisrjetbnsifn BEN
esutidfu putlifum jsBt pieoer ciirn lt'bf.
Die .3eit er fermfilrn eiurfigunB Dtrs PA
ter brfnnHi gemadt
Gas ausgsSeitnris ,.Srdeitricu" une sire
euTbartiisube GeHnldIipn MAIDEN oiclce Scs0
AT esm augfHrtmiieu Aufentbdli5on IN efl
Staei. QutHN 9opH 5fteler'
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nsR SrIsf. bsUOr Gle lem iassu, sab ttb
milo pcn bier entfsrnt babe.
Aauaf li& Su Nid,arr psnrsne une
ud6hem tbr has SammsrmdpGen rur6
elm tsiatsnrfS Gcpfntfen esaniwcrtsi
patts, ftastc, Rs;
uBslhsn Bss idtasen mir ein3
so perpe rS Sbnsn lassu, wsnH ipit
6chpaiosn tintsr une taten, erpirrsrie
8taayO uup mari eiusn inR'rsn Bid
runp UNI fh ber.
Clara soa bic 3assI an; ibr @isre slItt
rerpdrte 0tharp mar In ibrer NaQe.
Die Irfs Gifnsr iciNtrn In Gsrinarr
Gn!feInua9.
9alp purGui worsu gae in elmer
,StdubpeIff osrIfpuncsn.
(JcrtIrsuns fcI0t)
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MmiC0ble

Mutual Life Insurance Comp,
Srn RrpsgOrf
SIG SrodSpGD. 5l6
gGamIs:
&. Dwight NenealG, grGitnt.
:. i. u. Snbbrr, Ssfrrt6r.
5. $. S6ulSs, @eu'l. Gup. feS ttuti8n
Departments.
Grominirrnts 9trpte fir Suantrr, W.:
3. Nmmann R. 2.
5. j. GrerbGrt 81. ,.
gcrjH8r bteIrr 0cieIIi6aft
Tir mG6igfrn Grdmiru. Gin arrBss Gapital
ure fderr gepi6rnbaftr gInlnse tsiIrItru. Ser.
nrr fne ale gOIiciru uuYrrfallz une untriirrit-
bar. 80 Sage 0riit fir grimirn .3abluiiasn
SIR Sylfcm it 0ueIdlirbli6 grgrnlritig. sic
prrlangt feue Hpitn unb gilt ] trr prGmie ais
Greeit. glae grirn ron gClicsu RrrcEn nussrs
itrHt. 9u IrerSfallsn pirb riidhinriger Grtrit
uuS grdmir ridt in 9Ibiua astrabi. Ssi 9sam.
trnpablcu llnb bic Nii'gIisrrr tsr gImirabIs
itimmtfrrhtint.
3. 3immrrmarh
OrFernlsIgent fir pfnnyig.,
Sffce, SO. f06 Yenn Npe.
GtItiigs Asentfn perern urtsr ben Iiferalltru
9srineun6sn ju eusnSirsn 9spiiuidt. 19ir7l
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(5prtIrsnns fcI9t.)

gtm /. October ,. s. pirc has
Gslp Srbrss Sytsm jwtl&en GuglGnr
une ban Scr, ,Staatsn ein9sfHEr! wfresn.
Die Gtfhriit res atgsidto6tntn Gsys
irnass ia in @altInsloa sin8strQfsn.
-. rletsy 400 ARUrmcnen anp an
Mitpph in Nsw gort ctngstrofen
unp ssltsrn mad SaIt Cafe Gitp pstlfr
seiabrsu. 800 @crmcnsu, Gn9ldnprr
S6ctllauesr, Dansn unb g4alllsr finn
am Mli;twc6 In SaIt 0dfs Giip sinas'
trCf'n.
- 8aliae $40 Noirn Der .Garmsrt
unO Wauufattursrs 8ant ron ppagb
tsspFs," fopie falihe Sl0.9gtsn RET
,gleurtsn NattCnll 9ant ppn New gOrf"
circaIireu gsssnwavtt9 in ualersr Giant.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-07-27

(5eTiiebun1 ven efT eTlFh Sfh''
DIN lett lrtnsm Gin,ritt tn's 3immsr NIT
tstnsm auae uriirf. ifsr t'ftiF.
5stue g3ltds warsa siusm NiH5F nit
stusm Eollbarcu SmarasO tes'Ansf pfr
an flttnsn Sinasr tsr rratrn pdne rsr
0i6ts rss @nqui5 fartsI!s uno ttelsr
Nina mari stp ettt pcn I'D, eas fsm itsr
olidb, psl6ss i'm In Istnrm Gunner, aIs
sr bier oqstu mar, an rtr 3anr, ete tpn
BEN aeGsimnievpasn Srtsf rst&Is, uesF'
raIbt bate.
@ara, mas Fh ,usstra8'n baIts unb
biS rsr Qisulenant teretts anFng' trr
siusn 5raum 5u baItsn, tstrfs IeI0ri iem
in's 0spG&tnt6 ,uriid. tsr sanjt S"ea't
b,s Sri,lss nanp iOm tlar ppr auSsr; 81
,ittsrts. oils sr an .6srrn peu 3Itsl Fe@ts
une unwiatiibrIi6 sriT sr ttamplea''
mad bsm @tisr, BIS pOr tRm ani &c"
5tf6 lag.
Soisfa i6isn fsm iunssn Qisnisnant
cine aufmsrtiamteit 81 itsntsn.
5errpcn Balter rittsis nun feline Sltds
auf ben War&eIs Grntarini, rsr init ibm
elm 70 tsfrtmrliGtS gsiFra@ BsIhbrt
bate unO tsr Istu eetsn unU istns Ser
baltuiIe scn @runp aus gu tsnntn l@ttn.
Gcntarini bate pbus 3pstfsI 8rUbsn NF'
sttit, esnn er Ihtsn uur aufmsrtlamtstt
fir bas 5ubn Su batsn, taC tbm istn
Srsunp bel @arsttc auf ben Seller 9sltst
bate, um ss 3u tran6trsn.
Der anrsre @uf, 5srr @cIf, PriiTts tn
tleinsn gbfdssn unp NIT rsm sIusNrud
4S&fsr 3ufrisrsnteit elm @las nItsn
Rbsinmsin, rem sr f& isltR sin9s9OIen.
Der gsFesr ron S&waptaus mar
NIT arSBsm 9iftr I'm isine @aRe tsihdf'
tlst unp Isins Ni6ts wade nit lctfns'
wsyi6sr aufmstiamfsit tariltfr, rnb rsr
siu;igs Disrer prrsntIib unS areem'ftn
lsnsn 8srri6tuuSsn madam.
Snrem sr pNs gnlsmble prafts, eae
auf tte frisrliGfsn Gbf&tsn Itinsr @s'
Iabrrn rsutrtr, ltEttsIts ter eisntsnant
lsils tsn 6Spf, ntS NOTE sr bic 0sranfsn
Serl&sudsn, tts iFu tsIn8srIsH; abfr
lstne aussp bsaeensifn unaas9sisst bsm
funtrlnbsn Smardao rnO etn nsusr
S6aurer rulhltsf fsIuen Banen 8brpsr.
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SBirtbS. un6 &oitbdnS.
&50a'e

2adapnrai gprnuC, uatr Sem Drpct
Gbas. Srppp, prcp'r.
Ias pbigr IN better Btile eingrriattr Saus
III nit 2laem prTlfbrn, mas etnt Nrrpsr jur Stdr'
FuHg uue GrfriituHg nptbig 1T.
6juiss Sisr, tir fsinfteu 96fiur, 0ilurys unt
Gigarren, parmr unp falts SpeirRj AuheTu, an
tsbr glrt suberitst.
Gin friutr Sdal fir Ddmru uaS 6arilisn.
lin ,atlrri9fu 3uiprr9 srlutt ttnr 8rsuus
25iuS Gbas. 5rUpp.
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6lftes Sapil
SaS 6lc6 SrhipalSsn.

Giuise Iclsn pOn ShIb taB I'M Sd0rr
1866 am 8anee zines 0Itsn tibtsn
0alrrs stn aQtrItstfsS S&icF, sds isbn
Nsilen In rtr 8unrs wsgen irinsr
SfGnhelt, lsinrs Rti6ttums uno rsr
@lRireunrIihfrtt fsinss SsfgsrS ri9m'
lnR teiauni mar. has atsr tsut unts
tppbnt, stnlam unO psrIa6'n raisbt.
Der ycn rem qnnrlsufn bob 8siboBis
unp ptrtbris Ssfbsr Ger 5trr rCn Glbri,
mar lanas ron ttslsm i'tutm S6lcb OBJ
wilsnp Sswfieu.
gnNl6, i'm Septtmtr 1864 IauBls er
aus 1taItsn. NO sr att Sabre 3uRetratt
taue. auf istrem S&iciit 9rtwaiOsn an
0Eoe bate sr 10 larBe in Stalisn 9e
maht2
Ssusr prrmcSts ciss ~ ialen, Gm 9Re
nialtsu gtirer rsr in SchpalD5n nit ION
anastauattn Disner, ia ibn Ietusr rsr
leiteu auf isinen 9tsiicn bteleitst bate.
gas rartn srf fit &urSem lei ibm in
GisuR actrrrn uap lwar isit i,iney 9lut
.ebr aus Jrant;stb auo fsiner wnbts
aud nur rds G'erinslr iitGr ole SH
oarQtnteit i'tnre 5srru.
Stnr auSrobme Tarsn lie ntsr NQs
rar,n einig, rnE rtr 6err YCu GItsl gut,
wrbllbStip, bilfniCb unp ppn lsbr laufirm
Character mar, raB er nit 3slnsm psr
t.brn, !rtrr Il,rtltAe Scele let fitb sm-
ping NH rab CT tir GtitGitait anoGrsr
@,niasn st,r gu ilie9sn, ais ju iu&su
IItsn.
Gtalsi6 ptrie 2tuetunit iaI 0anjsn
lrbr un,urei&sup mar, iu mubte man
Nt rod tamit tssnlgsn, ra Go aud rem
'NsuNislten'n nidt mE5lt6 mar, msbr gu
erfabren.
QlS Sur ron GItsl I& i'm S6lcGs
elnssrihtst bate, fsBte rr rn9t8 bas esben
fort, wie mir es 70 eten mad auetunfi
I.iner Iienrr tsnnsn sslsrnt babsn.
g2dbrsnb mebvsr Sabre Ssists fih aud
nlGt rsr minrsle gsiu6 I'm S6tre unb
Srrr pcu Gltsl purrs nur ,wrt WaI
aufsrbalb itinss parts ssistsn uns bisfe
betprn WaIe mar or irpse Wal nur spSli
Gage ron Saulc atwrisnp sepsisr.
900 mar or 0spslrn? @an wueis rs
niht. ...
Gr mar altin unp c9re Disnsr atee.
reilt uu0 lc mar CT aud ,urifssttbrt.
2Ils CT eae srite 3aI ;uriidtebrts, fab
elm ultss @Gthrasn anf rsr SbHrf&wsls
torres Saulss I'm NuscntItd, no brr 9srr
RON GltsI rura ras GOrf rit, I'm ua6
Itiusm StIOb SurhdSuIsbrsn; fs be-.
msrFts, hdB ras gfsrp nor @uttistsit
faum lauftn tpnnle unb taB tie SIfipsr
brs gsittrS pen Staub tstsdt unb ab.
ssnust rpareu, wie wsnn i9r Snbabtr
lanse untsrwsss 9sprisu, aud rab prr
Serr ppn GltsI, rsr ssftnttru Sauptes 3D.
bin rift, Isi6snblae i'm @sftt mar.
gsi fsinsr Spstttn 8idttb-, tas tsibt
nlt isinsr Sprttsn NtDsisnbstt, ritt 9srr
pom GItsl, Der pom tsr fntssB'nSsitBtrn
Ssits fam, ni6t eura rae 0prf ab!r pa
CT ON 8luBufsr sntIans ritt, 10 bate ibn
bier elm Bauer gslsbsn. wsl6tr fi6tr.
Mtt graannsn bate tislsr tsmtrti,
rab has pissp nidt pnI,Ibs mar, auf
tem Der gsrImann ntssriitsn mar.
unb ttts Yferp mar ittr srff5plt ss.
msfn; Strr ron GltsI atsr bate irbr
ihmuBiae Glsiper an unp isin dnsr
Sisfsl mar baIb jtrrG,n.
Ter Bauer bate siutn ttsisn Seuiirr
stg6rt Ter i6cn msbr stHtm SaIuhjen
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.. SlsnoOta's
lOein & Giquor 6onOlmna,
500 2aCfatpnmiin SaOcnire.

Bette @biSEcS pnIfierenrr Warffu, Gc9nar
3petItgtnwaIItr, Ssrliurr GsirriNe-6 6iImmel,
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bette sluepabl impprtirtsr urc rinbciniiter
giluprs, port. S6rrrp nnS Strinirsne, Scrib
Vile uno trnspner Porter.
Gntrifatpn nIlrr 5rubts sSyrupt, ais JtaePr
berry. yemen, pineapple. 6jiugtr, 8aniIla II. NJ.
Simon's ,,pruiian 8ittsrs" tpirp nIs ausSe-
seidusIes Spnic lbtraa prrfnuit unp 1T seasn
Oispspia unS Sur SIulrririauue ais pppil9lt'
DIES @jrtrGuf smpfpblen. 1smi7l
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-01
THE RED RIVER sKU-KLUx
PARISH RECORDER MURDERED
PARISH JUDGE SHOT AT
MURDER AND 1NCEND1AR1sM

We are again astounded at the murder
ous cruelty of the madmen who infest re-
mote portions of this State, and do much to
destroy the reputation of our people, who,
because of the dastardly acts of few, are
regarded abroad with mingled feelings Of
horror and alarm. The letter below is
from Hon. w. B. Phillips, parish judge Of
Grant parish, parish created two or three
years ago from a portion Of Rapides and
other territory.
CoLFAx, September q, 1871.
EDITOR REPUBLICAN:
more heinOus crime than was committed
here on the night Of the twenty fifth
instant.
A crowd of white men, abouG fifty, came
to my home about one o'clock, set fire to
my dwelling house, and guarded the doors
with double barreled shOt-guns; and when
Delos w. White, our recorder, and myself
went to the door, they fred upon us, kill
ing White in q instant. They took two
more shots at me, and fell down as if dead,
and then they mounted their horses and
ran off,
They burned everything had entirely up,
and left torch tied on the end of pole
twelve feet long in the yard.
1t will be unsafe for Republicans in this
part OF the State until the general election
Is over.
Mr.. White was burned up in the house. I
could not get him out.
The people are much excited. l am not
in condition to write more.
w. B. PHILLIPS.
Mr.. White was young man, and we be-
lieve came out here with the eighteenth
New York cavalry regiment, in 1864.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-01

NEW York, September. .3O-Cotton firm;
sales 1863 bales; middling uplands l9a4c,
Orleans 2olse: Flour $7a7 IS. Wheat:
winter red Western 81 650l 60. Corn
761ec. Pork heavy at $l3 450l3 50. Beet
quiet. Lard steady. Naval stores quiet.
Groceries quiet and firm. Freights irmer.
Cotton: sales to-day for future delivery
1900 bales: October 1914 0l9 5-l6c; Novem-
ber l940l9 5-l6c; December 1914 a l9 5-l6c.
CINCINNATI, September 3O.-Cotton market
steady; demand fair; low middling 1870
191ac. Flour market opened firm, but
closed dull; family s707 Is. Wheat: De-
mand fair; prices advanced; red 81 450l47.
Oats quiet and unchanged in every respect.
Pork dull: prices nominal; @l2 Is asked.
Lard: Full prices asked, but no demand;
held at 9hc. Bulk meats duh aud prices
dropping; nothing done of consequence.
Bacon dull; prices q shade lower; sales:
Shoulders 7c; clear rib sides lac; clear sides
Sc; closing dull. Whisky: Demand fair:
prices advanced to CSC.
ST.. LOUIS, September 3O.lCotton non-
inal; middling l9c. Flour: market strong;
prices slightly better on low grades; super
tine winter - 7505 Is; extra winter IS so
90 %; double extra winter IS 8O06
heat: market strong; No. red in ele-
vator $l Th al 80. Corn firm; mixed on
track 460 4Nc; mixed sacked so a $50. Oats
easier: mixed bulk on track 30 321sc; Nc.
in elevator A034}4e; mixed sacked 3Sc.
Highwines scarce and firm ct CSC. Tobacco
7s-s fCOMNUED on EIGHTH PAGE.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-01
NEW YORK.

Employees Of City Get Ne 1Eonthly Pay
Captain Of . Steamship Lest Over
beard-Alleged Embezxler - Habeas
Corpus Writ-DlscAarge Of Mechasics-
Indicted Abortieniss sI1Drisonea-Order
to Compel q Witness 70 Teseify-Dlaaa
Meeting . Fizzle-Ba1k 6tatenene.
New YORK, September 30.--The en-
ployes of the city presented themselves for
their monthly pay, but found no money.
Britannia, from Glasgow, was lost over
board in exerting himself to save q lady
passenger while the ship was giving q
heavy lurch, and was drowned, all efforts
to save himself proving unsuccessful
No trouble is apprehended at the laborers'
meeting to night.
George o. Evans, charged with embezzel
ing funds Of the State Of Pennsylvania, was
brought before Judge McCuDe on q writ Of
habeas corpus. Decision reserved.
There was wholesale discharge of
mechanics from the construction depart
ment of the navy yard to-day.
DR.. Davis, of Brooklyn, an indicted abOr-
tionist, has been imprisoned.
Judge Barnard has granted an order to
compel the senior member Of the firm of
1ngersoll & Co. to appear to be examined,
for the purpose of eliciting testimony ON
which to base a complaint or complaints in
against some of the city officials. -
The mass meeting Of the park laborers,
announced to take place this evening,
proved fizzle. No more than couple Of
dozen men attended. Platoons of police
were present, but their services were not
required, and they left early.
The ocean race for Commodore Bennet's
challenge cup from Sandy Hook to Bren-
toms reef light ship and return, has been
postoned until after the race for the Ameri-
Gus cup is sailed by Lvonia and American
yachts designated to compete with her.
The corner stone Of the New York post
office will be laid by the Masons.
The following is the bank statement:
Loans decreased over 81, ,75O, 600; specie has
&3,50O,OOO; deposits have de.
have decreased over 43,25Gc, 900.
Gold ll4A. Governments steady. State
bonds dull and quiet; new South Carolinas
active at 52as q 50. Money quiet at 507.
Stocks steady and dull. Sterling: long 8is;
short 9. .r
Skies of 1881 l1sAs; five-twenties of 1862,
l151a; 64s ll51s; 65s 1855, new ll41s; 67s
ll45s; 68s ll4N; ten-forties 1lla4.
Arrived: steamer Ocean Queen, from As
min wall!
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-01
Academy OF Music.

All things considered, the opening week
at the Academy this season has been salts
factory. If the theatre has not been nightly
crowded, it has been graced with respect
able audiences.
This evening closes the engagement of
Miss Lille Eldridge. a young lady who has
displayed much dramatic ability in the
characters she has sustained. As Alma
Zresitlian, in the play of ''Alma, or Held
in Bondage" we could find no fault with
the acting of Miss Eldridge. She has a
good understanding of the character, and
plays it with Judgment and effect.
We must confess, however. we do not like
the tendency of the play. And We believe
it is not calculated to please the taste of
the more rehned and intelligent of those
who have witnessed the performance. 1t
was written by Mr.. Frederick Marsden,
expressly for Miss Eldridge; and it is un-
fortunate for the young lady that she
should be made to represent character
that can never become a favorite with the
public. The play is without moral tone,
and is after the style of yellow cover" liter
ature.
But this does not detract from the acting.
The characters were all well sustained and
the piece put upon the stage with much
care and scenic effect by the management
As Elite, in Boucicault's play of that
name, Miss Eldridge played the barmaid at
the Cherry Tree Inn" as well, we will ven
ture to say, as it can be played. 1t is a
lively character, with considerable of the
milk of human kindness in it, and Miss Ed
ridge does the author full justice by her
truthful representation Of the character.
This piece has also been handsomely put
upon the stage at the Academy, and the
characters all ably sustained.
Tomorrow evening Mr.. Dominick MUIR
ray, talented delineator of Irish char
acter, will commence an engagement at
this theater. He will play one week, and
then make way for something else in the
way of amusement.
The Academy has always enjoyed the
reputation of being a pleasant place to
spend an evening, but the changes it has
undergone this season makes it beyond
doubt the handsomest theatre in the South.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-01
The jackson Pilot of Wednesday saws:

We learn of no new cases of fever since
yesterday morning, and no deaths. The
health Of the city to-day is apparently as
good as 1t ever was. There are many
doubts expressed among our citizens as to
whether the cases We have had were really
yellow fever. Some think they were only
the ordinary fevers of the country, sud-
the weather, which has been cold for a
week past
1t also publishes the following card:
JACKSON, Miss, September q.
To the Editor of the Pilot;
SIR-Since my return from Canton to
settle in this city. l have had about seven
cases OF fever with gastric tendency.
have had the opportunity of xamining sew
eral other cases Of fever, but have failed to
discover any genuine yellow fever case in
jackson. find this city more healthful
than for many months past. There are no
new cases of fever of any kind this morning
that have been able to learn.
Very truly, c. G. CADE, ND.
The Pilot of Thursday says:
We are glad to be able to say that the
city is entirely free from yellow fever We
have had no new cases for several days-nO
deaths during that time-and physicians in
active practice assure us that there is not
case in town this morning. Families in
tending to start for the country have
abandoned the project and things will soon
resume their usual appearance in the city,
A card from the Rev. Wallace Carnahan,
of the Episcopal church, in our to-day's
issue, is case in point, where an ordinary
fever has been assumed to be yellow fever.
The gentleman has been little sick, but
has recovered, and as he says is prepared to
attend to all the duties of his position as a
minister Of the Gospel, and will hold the
usual services in st. Andrews church next
Sunday
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-01
General Jubilee.

The first grand annual picnic and general
jubilee given by the Hope Hook and Ladder
Fire Company No. Exempt Relief So
ciety), will take place at the Fair Grounds
to-day, for the benefit of widows and or
phans. The programme of entertainments
for the occasion can not fail to interest all
who visit the Far Grounds to-day. Every
variety of amusement is afforded, in addi-
ton to grand ball at five o'clock, under
the supervision Of the Terpsichorean COM
mittee. There will also be a challenge
dance, in which several amateurs will par
ticipate. Don't forget the Hopes.