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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-15
VOICES OF THE PEOPLE.
Let us Hear From Them.
MEHPH1s, November Is, Il

MEMPHIS, November IS, 1871.
Editors ApPeaL-Permit me, In behalf
Of ell honest people in Memphis, to thank
you for your editorial of yesterday morn
ing, in which you stigmstiz ID the corrup-
tion and dsprsvity prscticed in both big
and little psmmsny rings throughout the
country. 1t is = grand and noble posst
for US to be sble to make, viz: that we
have g paper which has the confidence
rot only Of the Democratic party, but of
the psople, ready and willing TO crush out
all the triekery and rssosIity that has
been ha'chiDg in Memphis for years, no
mstter from what source they smsnsts.
Go on in the n 0ble work you have begun.
II will do more for the welfare of our city
than any railroad enterprise that mas ever
been started.
AN oLD-LINE DEMOCRAT.
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No. 1876. H.R-FiTtt ChanceryCourt OF Shelby
county B. ". Wi1iAmsoc, Adm1nist sator
of. w. Cherry, deceased VS. Sallie B.Cherry
ct al.
"a virtue OF deeres for sale entered In the
- aoovs stated C use on April G, lSeS, snd
renewed November Is 1871, 1 Will sell ct puD.
lie auction 10 the hlshe-L bidder, in front OF
the clerk sn1 masters once, sreenlaW pIocG
5econu street, Memphis Ienneesee on
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Frlesy 1ect mber is. Ig7I

within legu hour. the foIlowin lescr Id Id
pr 'perty, situs'sd in Shelby county, Tennes-
Sc: &c ion three S rage tighs (s) Eley
entn surveyor . d ItcL; BegiI mug At ben
Snnohs nOrtbsa corner with rsdoak
ro.nteri then"e nort1 rty a chains G. =
stfke ssven links VEST OI Q pOstoak
70 y ked A a" thenc5 west eiaht Is chains
'oTty-six links (46) g. a stake with hick ~
uolnte's; thence south forty ahsins 10 a
take on Sea uneh's north line zft1 sweet
gum p p1tnters; thence east eight } chains
iorte-si' (4o) links 10 me osgInaink contain
log thirty iOur and one tenth o. l0l acres
y survey, ard Is lot 30 one u. by decree OF
county, ~ iJs De mosr term 1857, IN the
case ~ j. Bradshaw vs.. Matte @. Brad.
shaw ct al.
Tasks OF SALE -One-third % cssh; bal.
40 In equal payments AZ IA IL nspt7s
rom date or sale Purchaser req uired tn ex.
scute notes vita approved security; lien re.
aimed etc.
EDNUED A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
i. b. McEa land Af.nrnrv nnIS I'D
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NIGHT SCHOOL,
ChaRcsry Sa Q of Real Estate.

No. 1874 X first Chsnesry Court OF shelby
comfy a ]. Bradshaw VS.. Lula Manson
Bre shaH ct al
- Y virtue OF an interiocutory deere for
- 50 Q entered in the above c suse -tohsr 2S
81, l VIII sell at puOlic auction, 70 the high
- bidder, in frDDt Of the Jlerk ana Master 8
once, Sresnlaw block, Second street, city OF
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MIssIsslPPI & TEaKEssEE R. 2
sE@rEAET ASD nA-uzza's orr1cn,

SECRETARY AND IRA -URER's OFwICn
MEAPHB Oct Der II fSTI
THE EAnn1al Meeting Of the sIock holders
road Com pary win be held At the Peab0ly
Hotel. Memphis, on Wednesday, 18th OF No
Vem oer, ie7l. a. II O'Clock q M. at which time
an election viii be held for directors tor the
ensuing year. Stock holders an6 their nRmi-
les VIII BE- passed fres By exhibiting thar
stock o4rtdeasoz 70 the conductors.
nen = II. LAMB Secretary.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

EARRfs-In this cftv on the evening OF
the 18th trs'., SAAsIE IA Rus, onIy son of
Peter ". Al q ReOecca y. Harris.
The friends are invited to attend his fune-
raj, rom the esyoso House, this y EDN Es-
Day a tsrnoon, a. o'olock.
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BROWNSVILLE.
All HoHor to the Peoples NIsdOn-Lst
Iackssn ans BOIlVar eEaFd their
Lauress.

Special to the Appeal
BR1wEsvILLE, November 1.-THE pro
position 20 subscribe TO the capital stock
of the Denmark, Brownsville and Dur
hHuaville rsilrOsd was carried here to-day
almost unsnimously. Only twenty-six
votes were poiled in opposition. This
secures, 1t Is believed. the Through line
from holly Springs 70 this place, and
heaee to the Mississippi river.
ERcoED rIsPATcH.
Seven o'clock. p. N AT the election
held here TO dSy 20 take the sense Of the
quAlined vo:srs Of iSe city on . ProPosi-
tion for the city to subscribe ffEy thou
sand collars IN aid OF the Denmark,
Brownsville and Durhamyills narrow
gauge rsilrosd, the vote was overs helm
tngly for subscription-"no subscription "
nowhere. This gives us q glorious pnsjor-
lily In favor Of the protected enterpriEs,
and will secure the building OF the road.
All Of our business men voted for the tax.
The city is jubilant tonight over the re-
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Administrative hetics

A LII persons indsb' ed 10 the late Henry W
n reague are hereby uoadsd to come for-
ward and settle; those having cl sims against
lid estshe will please present them 80
venoer IL, IeII MARI NJ. TFAGUE,
nol5 wed Adm'x OF henry V league
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EARLY ROSE, GOODRICH AND RUssET
POFAT0E9.
600 barrels SEED POTATOES,
Just received by
4 G. CRAIG & CO.,
87z and 3fS Nam 81, Memphis, Tenn.
ORCHARD, HERDS, TIs0THY aEd CLOVER
@1ED9.
A choleelot fresh and genuine GRASS SEEDS
X. G.. CRAIG tH Co,
875 and 2s0 Main St, Memphis, Tenn.
AeR CULTURAL AND HORTICULTURAL
rnnP1ENGENT9.
We are now rs~eivin ng large lot OF the oela-
-sted BbJFLY PLoNs Rl sEs; GEooB's
HARRows, EAGLE IDER CUTrEss LAED'-
r',sr b LIE DIG ERs NIsBEr's oIToN PRaes
ana Garde7 La plemenJs. Of most desirable
kinds. always found Al rfa'oCR0le prices at
CEaiE's Agricultural Wareraoms,
Sz7 ana S79 Main street,
nol5 cav Avmphts, Tenn.


OLIVER, FINNIE a co.
10 900 CASES Canned Fruits and isgs.
tantesY IN PART as FOLLOWS:
5000 cases Tomatoes;
1000 cases Peaches;
1000 cases Oysters;
5d0 cases assorted Pickles;
800 cases Strawberries;
800 cases Raspherries;
500 cases Pine Apple;
400 cases Cora;
100 cases 6luebeFrles;
100 cases MhortIsberries;
200 cases Lobsiers,
so PES Salmon;
400 cases IelIIes;
100 cases srahdy Cherries;
200 cases BRANDY Peaches;
300 cases asst Fruits and Vegetables;
OLIVER. FlkHIE & 60.
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Bargains ! Bargains !!
WILL SELL LOW, FOR CASH, THE
SOU1ERNr HOTEL,

Jukt now finished and in fall blast, with nsw
furniture, and all complete, situated near
the railroad crossing.
I win slso cell cheap, q good FAMILY
RESIDENCE, convenient to railroad cross
ing, with nice yard, well improved and wen
set with fruit trees, good gsrden, stables,
cribs, etc
Those wishing to buy Will do well to call
on r ". HENLEY,
Proprietor of the Southern Hotel,
Novem Der Is. 1871 Humboldt. Tenn.
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- The undersigned takes occasion, in this
connection, 70 thank the pu0ic for past fa-
vors, and 70 assure sll persons having claims
IN the hsncE OF tue late nrm Of Meyers &
Dedrick for collection, as we'll - those hav-
ing claims OF sny sort which have not yet
been presented that IL will 20 mis- constant
sndeevor g. press business with the utrsl t.st
diligence a. 20 give sails nc ion 10 al par
ties inuustirg business 60 him. II Is with
pleasure that ne neies = growing dispos ftion
On the part OF toe General Government to
dsal in 8 manner more n0eral with those
who Aunered loss Oh property curing the ilte
war, and IL ts likewise y source OF graln,z-
ten tnat the prospects are good or an ss riy
settlement OF all merttoE1ouS pension aud
oo0nly elaine. Il ~ also worthy OF note
that a Considerable num0e OF citizens OF
ore gn birth living among rs, who have snf-
fsreo Io~s and d~msg- OF Yers' and prop
rriy curing the war, are now provided with
D. 0mpt anu sfficie Mt means OF redress Dy the
freAiy Of WasninAtOn or Nay 3, ss7l With
these improve iSolH les, It Is 70 be hoped
that all worthy claims Will In ~ uTe meet
more prompt attention and be brought 10
nnal sett eGnent wiGh less difficulties and de-
lays than ever bsIoTe.
Very respectfully, ETC.,
GIL tE6T MOVERS.
Od1ces: No 90 North Court street. ID am DO IA.
Tenn; PosLofuoe Building, VlcksbErg aiss
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LAW REPORT.

First Circuit CSuFt-HsasksIl. Judge,
The call Of yesterdays calendar reached No
SiZ. The cases on to-day are the same as pub
nShed yesterday, with the additional case oi
Gibson et 81 vs.. Elliott, No. soS, which Is the
frst on the calendar.
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Dissolution of Copsrtnersnlp

INHE drm OF Meyers & Dsdri-k, Attorneys
L at-Lsw snd United states Clam Agen Is,
W. Eedrtck retiring Gilbert Aoyers as
sunel alt liabilities OF the late Inn, and Is
business OF the drm, and 20 collect an oat-
standing Indebtedness due said d M
GILBERT MOYERS
W. W DEORICK.
Memphis, Tenn, November 10, 1871.
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criminal Cours-Fiippsn. Judge.

Gases set for trial to-day-yFitnssses and de-
PENDANTS on bonds mus: De In attendance
promptly, OF fOTfeitures viii be taken against
them: STATE vs. Jack PHILLIPS, rape; state VI
Frank Morris, larceny; STATE VS. Frank Morris,
larceny; state yS J J Bulkley, larceny state
vs. Chlss Turner, false pretenkesi state vs. Chas
larceuy; state vs Wm Cooper, attempt 70 XIII;
sac IS steve Walters, murder; state Va John
HEury, larceny State vs. Henry Jefferson, lar
ceny. state W. Maggie Britton, kaepinS bawdy
house; state Us Fannie Freeman keeping
bayrdy house; STATE vs. Annie Nelrose, keep
Ing bswdy house; state Va Lou Fisher keep
fns bayvdy house; stats W w w Kingdom,
keeping gaming house; stsde vs. II slagis,
keeping gaming house Business Of yesterday;
Yen Thomson, larceny guilty. Eve yeers; J a
BaldIn, larceny; guilty; nye -yeark; Thomas
Milton Larceny; guilty; ons yesl; Lucy Smith,
larceny gziltT; ave years. 6.Arrisan King, het
g2ng.
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! IMPORTANT Tax NOTICE.,

rs-Afser tne lsf OF December thsrs vfu
ba no pIscoUNr allowed On city faxes ssr
1szI. Ths Acr giving TEN PAE CEHT DIs-
voUNT bsirg REPEALED at tue rssu ar Coun-
ell N esting November 1ss. Tax-Fayers are
requessed 20 come mp before lisa 81 De-
FELLx ". RoBERrsoN,
zs eity Tax ooalesteE,
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second CtrcuIt Ceurt-EIaIsex, gadEe.

second Ctrcuif COure-EIaIsey, Judge.
To-dsys calendar Is as follows: aeS, Bick-
ford VS. Coggswel ct al; ss7e, Thornton VS.
johnson ; 60. chandler vsiWinters 80, d udge-
emo vs. ClantOn q james; ISL. Porter a McKae
vs. sample. 652, Waldstein et al vs. BeRtus OF al /;
65S, Waldstein Of al vs. sebwaub et a. b54,
HaycrafL vs. Toof ct al ; 655, Elsnnap VS. MeTTi-
man et al 657, Watson vs. Renfro o5s, Harald-
son IS y hitemore; 90, Cunningham vs. Ay-
ers col, German vs. Taylor COZ, GRyoso saw
ings institution VS. Babb 6oi- Stephens & Day
vs Lapford: u6o, kaufman VS. Finnie;
656 irlgE W Morgan o67 Kay w VII
nams ;o5S, JamisOn & 90 VS. Busch q
ThuTber; 669, Nj chen VS. flaherty !;
GU, Kline 4 GO VS. Zimmerman; 67i, Bowen vs.
Oliver; 572, Taylor vs. bilbow; 0TS, Flaherty VS.
WEIGH; 674, cunningham VS. Watson; 676, BEN
ton & Mclean vs. srlith, ApIaegste ct al; g77,
Addly vs. BOltpn; 67s Findlsy VS. Garvin; 57e,
Hopkins VS. Flynn ct all; oel, Harmaghan vs.
seligman; osS, Amss, Woodbury. a Jones vs.
Hughes; ~, Dougherty Us Horne; u55, Nc
brooks, admr, vs Allen; 81, Mitchell vs. Per
ktns, eos, Gallagher vs. Mead; Sc, Creighton vs.
Musso; 6s2 O'Nen vs O'Donnell; 6so, Tipping
vs. Nelson; o99 cunningham vs. Mccormick a
Lehman; W, frayser Chase " Harmon, Rd-
ministratOr.
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second ChAsesry ssart- ChaaosiIo,

Cases set for to-day lS, Tomeny W semmes;
u, Tomeny We Duptei tls, Dixon vs. Kloh; n,
Warren Va hctsavook; SCI, Union bank W
Polk vs. Stanton 80, Aehsn vs. Mehan SST,
Harbert vs. hieks; ssc, brOEn vs Hunt SO,
Biedsos Va Bledsoe 40U, Mayor and aldermen
vs. Ferguson S0i, Jones vs. ichnor st5, Laird
VS. Armour 40, ~. John vs. Hodges; 4Io, Aus
tin W. Brinkiey.
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First Chaneery COart-H0rgss, Chan.
eellOr.

The case OF Lohand vs. Coward, resumed
! yesterday, viii be concluded this morning
amer which the calendar, as published yesteT'
/ day, viii be taken up.
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MICHAEL PYNE. AGENT

LrOR Blanchard & Co.'s Bonded Collection
II Bureau: once. ESD second street Sem-
pnis, Tenn. Claims and sc counts IN Tennes-
. ees Georgia, Mississippi, Arkansas and Lou
isianas respect ully solicited. Promptness in
collections, and remittances guaranteed. nll
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N0Tr0H

THE public are notlhed that the Eaek
Ownsrs' AssocistiVl charge only -Four
Dollars for funerals srun the cttv 20 Kim
wood. Drivers OF Association Hacks, marked
f. A. On the lamps, III seesiye orders.
II cnowzxr. Secretary. noa
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a~ We are row reoeiving cur Fan Stock.
the Iargest and raost attractive We have ever
suit thar Interest by examining cur soods
before buying. aalQ
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-19
DEBATES OF TIKI: liOGSE.

WEDNESDAY,. January IS, 1871.
The House met promptly ~ twelve.
speaker Carr in the chan.
Ninety one members present
PRAYER by the Chaplain.
Upon motion of Mr.. Norris. OF Ascension.
the reading OF the journal wa, dispensed
with.
Mr.. Garstkamp, of jefferson. moved that
The Governors message be made the special
order of the day for Friday next at one
o'clock.
There being no opposition it was so or
dered.
Intelligence being conveyed 70 the House
of the demise of Hon. II. Jordan. member
from Richland parish. NJ. Davidson. OF
Livingston, said:
IL is usual on such occasions to express
the deep sympathy which is entertained for
the memory and virtues OF the deceased.
All that can say is that during his entire
life he had the respect of his friends. and
stood high in the estimation of his enemies.
l move that this House adjourn until To-
morrow at twelve O'Clock, and that the
members ofthe House be requested to attend
the funeral. which will take place from No.
i26 Customhou,e street, at three O'Clock this
day.
MIR. Brewster of Ouachi:a, moved 4 rcso-
luton expressive OF sympathy SKA the
family of the deceased member.
Resolution adopted.
mir. Eenner, of Orleans, asked f,5 ,ri oh
tanned two days leave Of abacn. q. ~. Mr.
Marie. Of Telrebonne.
On the motion of Dir. Davii>u., - Li,-
ingston. the House adjourned a. 500 = H.,
until tomorrow at IL Nj.
IThe s,cech of Mr.. Opla:eh. Of :"'"ans
on the general amnesty bill Yesterday
having bee, indistinctly heard. the follow
ing is presented as Il moro correct rcpoitl
Mr.. speaker: l fully agree with the
sentiments of the gentleman from
Avovclles who introduced Thu. am
ncsty resolution. because l Justly believe
that the time has arrived when political
prescriptions. hated denunciations amt
the denial ef the most sacred right to
citizens, The ballot, for past political ottenses
and errors, should be cast aside. We may
meet us political opponents. but not as COM
mon enemies. The disfranchiscIncDt OF
citizen. ior participating i'll the late rebel
lion was a necessary measure som" time
past. because those who were engaged IN 1t
still !aoo:cd under the impression that they
acted right. But to-day there Is net man
or woIuan n the State of Louisiana that
does not new accept the issue to know that
the late rei,a lion was an unqualified wrong
IN out Ta;.r perretrated on tho best govern
ment ID tne world.
The Ecp ..biican party has attained such
power and II -rcngth that it need not apprc-
bend G..ncas from its political enemies.
Then, sis. Why should we, as Republicans,
not be r:..s" of that magnanimity which
charac;eri,"- Il progressive party, and for
give pas, wrongs and errors to men who
compose our commonwealth. men with
whom W, .:r.,, and with whom We have to
share IL. W.. and welfare OF the State.
Ihc:-; t,->s. is not gentleman on the
floor w. not coincide with piy senti-
ment-. sd =, Hing to cast his vote in its
faIur.
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DEBATES OF THE SENATE.
WEDNESDAY. J.uua-v Is. 1871.

Immediately after The openn: of the
Senate. MI Ray ros. and offered u resolu-
ton that the Senate do now adjourn in re-
spect to tina memorr o. D.. Harrison Jor.
dan, Representative 1ron the parish of
Richand, deceased. Re said. I lave just
been informed that the gentleman referred
to inlt he resolution died la>.nisht. Although
that parish is not in my district, have been
long and intimately acquainted with Dr..
Jordan. and as the senator from that parish
is not present. take il upon myself TO oder
this resolution, and hope that it WI. lasa.
Mr.. Lynch rose to second The motion 20
aiopt the resolution offered 10y the Senator
from OuacIlita. He remarked that as the
Senator had stated, Dr.. Jordan had been
long and favorabiy known iii his district.
He did not believe, :rcm ak that lie could
learn, that he had an enemy il tLe world;
and the STATE Lad i".t in him valuabl"
citizen. He hoped III" resolution would
pass.
The S,s.ate chen adjourned
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-19

Tr.,s ..s.D.h, have been found in
Agiza..,.. as rubics and garnets, and
the r,,, i: ;ir::. have thrown some excellent
stone ,..,y, ..-norant Of their value; True
di,n,"n.. h.G.. aso been found in fifteen or
twentg r-i%a, N California. They are
found =, Ut a,'avel deposits OF the gold
plactrs, : ii ~ asserted that washlngs for
diamon.s would not prove rcmuueratlve
Ii il. jc cItl. suggested that the Arizona
gnid m;,s,r, eneGld acGuaint themselves
with t'l,- .rre;.rarce Of diamonds in the
rough. ia :, moi lose the chance of enriching
tnen~s,.r,, b. She occidental discovery OF
ur-rip;l. :-.rrg.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-19

Tom: ~ siy, .Iaek, what beautiful! com
pleaioa E.iss Smith has! Do you know
herr" jack: "Nc. but know girl who
buys her coor lesion at tho Same store"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-19

l. the undersigned. Recorder OF Mortgages Tor
this city and parish of Orcans state OF louisiana
marathon has been diilv recorded in book society
no g. on folios 2o8 300 2lO and 2ll.
New Orleans December 81, 1870. -
Sgncd. CHARLES DAhCn ~.
Deputy Recorder.
l. notary certify the fore going to be true copy
of tl. or sinal act on tile aud Of record i'll my.
office.
In faith whereof. grant these presents under
nv signature and seal OF Office, this fourth da!
OF January, 1871.
[SiGnedI JOSEPH COIN. Notary fuDn'.
"a fai
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CORPORATIONS.

unless such transfer be made on the BOOKS Q. ~.
oompany Should any stakeholder desire TO Trans rams
fer stock previous to full payment OF tne sa sn
h he. been made he shall be permitted to 40 49,
by substituting the obligations Of the may pu,
chasing provided the substituted oohsa'''''' "'0
s,t ;.f,ctorv TO the Board Of Directors
ARTICLE XVII.
This act of corporation may be- modinet aiaeren n
or amended, or the company dissolved at tine gen
craj meeting of the stockholders. 10 De cor. ~
tr that mIrnos... after thirty days notice IN the
EnrIish German and French languages, provided
il be done with the consent OF three1ouitS ~ ..o
stock reprcsented at such meeting; Dut .n,.I 7,
fourths OF the whole stock OF the company sliA
be rcDresented at the meetings amt Az sicii n
teatiors, alterations. amendments, u "i''oi
sl,uu ~ recorded and published
ARTICLE XVIII.
The names and respective interests OF the parties
70 this act are :is below stated. :.
This done and passed III my office. III said Guy, III
the presence of bessIs Charles f. Barry ana atseD.
Rouny competent witnesses, who signed th!s acS
with said a,peare-S and lEe, notary.
nri, u1lI Is
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Slew Orlsa.1s asepublieaa.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL or THE UNITED STATES
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF NEW ORLEANS
THE METROPOLITAN POLICE.
Animal ReDOrt TO the Governor.

Annual nepOfI 10 tuc "S'cEHOH'
We present the following extract from the
annual report of the Board Of Metropolitan
Police Commissioners to Governor War
moth:
The Mayor and the Administrator Of Pub
lie Accounts of the city of New Orleans IN
their reports to the City Administrators,
dated December 90, 1870. have seen tit to
attack the Board of Metropolitan Police on
the score OF extravaganza. and have EN-
ployed figures to show that the police, as
conducted in 1867 and previous years, was
far more economical.
We believe that the appOrtionmcnt and
expenses of the Metropolitan Police for the
past year will bear favorable comparison
with the expense of the city police. as taken
from the Controllers report for the year
1867.
The Administrator of Public Accounts has
stated in his report that the cost Of the city
police for the year 1856, taking that year
for example) was S56l .9o9 -, but it vii! be
seen by reference to table /. in which will
be found the items and pages taken from.
that the cost as shown by the Controllers
report for that year amounted to sou
O9l ls, and this. by no means, shows the
total cost of the police 10 the city for that
year, as IA great many large items. such as
fuel, stationery, law charges, salaries OF
Chief of Police and his aids. are included
in other accounts, and the amounts ex
pended Tor such items can not be properly
shown but would doubtless swell these tig-
ures 10 a considerable extent.
Table 1.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
y-%IrED STATES DISTRICT CDTHT.
DISTRICT or LOUISIANA.
Fu Bankrupfcy-Ao. 1879.

IN. TaH MATTER or FRANCIS MOCSEI
Bankrupt.
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(IRCUS At AUCTION.
GREAT SALE OF CIRCrS PROPERTY
At Raleigh. North Caroline,
On Monday, JnnuarY 20. lA1l.

Comprising the entire stock aud fixtures of Or.
James l.. Thayer's New Circus (Which vas TRAVELLING
through the South this falp Everyth:n. necessary
for a first class circus.
AZ first class horses.
first class ring horses
first class trained pad horses.
trick mules-the best in the business,
10 platform spring wagons, made to order nearly
new
Ticket wagon, performers wagon nearly new.
Band wagon. Concord built. He:rlv, new cost
$500
Advertising wagon, pole wagon. poles, seats and
all the necessary equipment for canvas.
70 sets "f double harness, almost new
20 brides and saddles, almost new
complete outfit of entry dressts for ladies' men
and horses: pads for horses etc. Instruments for
brass band and other articles too numerots' TO
mention.
All the above property will be sold for cash to the
highest bidder. T. +. LEE
Sheriff Wake County, n. C..
n. +. Nine experienced drivers aud os:lers can
be employed on reasonable terms.
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-19

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO THE CRED
IN itors OF Felix Dunontei that he has this day
filed petition in the above Court, praying for
respite of six, twelve, eighteen and twenty-four
months, and that a meeting OF said creditors will
be held before A. Ducatel, notary public of this
city on the seventeenth day of February, 1871, at
10 A. Nj. for the purpose of taking into consdera-
ton the affairs of the petitioner, and of granting
the respite prayed for. to refuse the same; and
in the meantime. all judicial proceedings against
his person and property are ordered to be stayed.
By order of the Court:
jaR tel 10. WILLIAM WOGLPXR, Clerk.