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For Sale BY all Drnuulsts sHd arsosrs
HENDRIX, RcNABB 6 CO.,
mis- agents. Memphis. Tenn.
~N0N-RESIDENT RnTIcE.


No. ali, Rim the First Chancery Court OF
Shelby county, TennesBee.- h. Martin
ct al. (nrm OF Martin q Rtiiznanl vs.. Ed
ward v. Ia ct al
TT appearin9t that 3 writ OF attachment was
issued iE the above cause February I'd,
IN, upon the bin OF compartments Med here
In same day against the estate OF defendant
Edward v. Damn, who ls therein alleged
upon aeadaVit TO be . resident OF Arkansal
ana q nonresident Of the State OF Tennessee
{ AZ he = indebted TO eonzpiainants In ths
8 M OF $f33 20. for monsy advanced 70 him
by them; that said writ OF attachment has
been returned levied upon the property o
defendant Dunn
It Is thsfefcre ordered. tina he make his ap-
p~earanse herein. AZ tht courthouse in "a.
cfty Of Memphis, Tenn. on or before the drs
Monday In November. 1871, and aead,answsE
or cemur 10 c~omplainau4a bill, or the sam
VIII be taken for confessed IS TO him. anf
sef for hearing expsrtss and that q copy o
fhis order be published once = week, for fou
successive weeks, = 3 Memphis Appeal.
This September u, ISL
A copy-Atteat.
F6MUNDA A. COLE, Clerk and Mastsr.
By a !. RLAcK pegat{ clesk and masss
faeesRa
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CegTHIERsM ooF

y SKIRT ManafnctoFy,
IpsL Main street, nekI
Washington. (Sesson 81
IS7I.Ig7a. The improves
FoRenie skirt, With ed-
iusfabls Bustle, is now
ready, IN all sIEeei also
the Impress Skirt, 70 be
worn with separate Bus
tle. special attention IA
called 70 my complete
stock Of real French Cor
ssts and Children'e Sup
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Cotton Statement.
~, A. III ootto, stata
,OttOB tn:New York.

NEW YORK, October Is, 10 a.m.-The market
opens quiet. sales yesterday, 5S2 bales re-
eef1yfe r 40 haleS- here Sul6.
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SAE EBR

Are Endorsed and prescribed by more lead.
Ing Physicians than any other tonic or slim.
luent now in use. They are A SURE PRE-
NENTlVE for and gue.I ntermittents
Biltousness, and all disorders arising from
Missmatic causes. They are highly recon-.
mended as al anti-dyspeptie, and in cases o.
Indigestion are Invaluable as an Appetizer
and Recuperant, and in cases of General De.
biltty they have never in a single instance
JAILED in producing the most happy results
They are particularly BENEFICIAL TO FE-
TALES strengthening the body, invigorat-
ing b mind, and giving lone and elasticity
70 the whole system. The HOME BITTER
are compounded with the creates care, an
no Tonic timulant has ever been offered tc
the public so PLEASANT TO THE TASTE
and at the same time combining so many
remedial agents, Endorsed by the medical fra
poia. 1t costs little to give them q fair trial
and
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cHANcERY SALE
OF
REAL msTATD
On
SATURDAY. OCTOBER q, 1871

NO. zs5-Tn the Second Chancery 90
shelby county, Tenuessses-BsnJa n
va. Hinson 81 81
arT vfrtrs OF an order n sale made in shis
% cause, 1 viii ssl1. at public auction, to the
hixhest bidder. IN 'front.' OF the omee Of she
SEQ nd Chanosry Court Of Shelby county.
Tannesae6.
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from the best Information yet obtsined In
regard tn the Msnhattan Insurance Company
OF New York, her losses viii not exceed i've
hundred thousand dollars.
Assets OF Insurance CoNPA
Ny of NEW FORK. July ], lS7l.~.---Sl,4 Az, 7s9 u
II, however, future Developments prove
the -unsOundness o. any Of the above eOmpa-
MES policy holders shall be advis d at the
very earliest practical ,oment. The BUSH
meas community and properly owners can
see how essential capital is 10 security, especl-
ally when Il is considered int we OF this
city, with by no mesnsEueh resources 'or the
extibEuiBhment OF fires, are equzlly hanle 10
such 3 disaster 81 that which has beiRllen
Chicago CARRINGrON ASoS, Agent.
Oci5 No. HadisOn street.
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Bonds in LOndOE


In the morning there was q very fair in
ouirv. and s-ues were telling on the half
wherever they could, but buyers were not VII
ling to pay the price; concessions were made
IN several instances, and mp 70 noon about 40l
bales had exchanged hands, and at various
figures. Owing 90 an agreement among mer-
chants TO close for the afternoon for the pur-
pose OF attending the fair, business was less
active and but comparatively few sales were
made. The last report OF the Agricultural
Bureau at Washington TINA the number
OF bales IN the United States at 100000, but
fhfs does not seem 20 effect the present price OF
cotton, as the staple in New York declined to-
DIV -. and closed weak. The decline was as
follows. The market opened quiet, middling
A. IG8le and al l2 "a. middirg IEzc and at $50
pm. lsl4c. This, Of course had the effect 70
cause buyers to hold OF, and, IN some cases 70
cause sellers 10 sell. The market IN Liverpool
Opened heavy, mtddling, barely Bsnt and Or
leans barely l0d; at5Pm- the market closed
heavy, with sales for the day oflO0O0 bales; the
ma kef closing as It opened. Among the sales
here we're l5low middling, ls4c- good or
binary. lsc; 8 bright middling, ls1zc; 80 low
middling. 1sLc q stuc low mlddltng, Is 5-l6ci
y midding, lShc; IS strict good ordinary, ise.
- strict middling, 1875 - strict good ordinary,
lSc, ~ ordinary, ne- . middllnE, ls5sc; 8lOW
middling, ls1<c. There are various opinions
as 10 the extent Of the cotton crop this season.
The Board Of Exchange 10 New Orlesns estl-
mates the crop u two and a quarter million
bales; while the Bureau at Washington estl-
mates IL az 3.09.O0, and Liverpool less, or be-
tween the two.
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trustees sala
Friday, 0c10bs- 20Ih, ls7I.
ACARD.

nAVING this day disposed Of he entire IN
IL terast in the nrm or Van Pelt Z Gibson
tn Messrs. Apperson q Kennedzy, I hereby
return thanks 20 the pubic for the patronaEa
received 1t their hands, and Iake pleasars In
commencing to their consideration our sue
esszors, who are enterprtsing merchants s14
sm1nently deserving OF their LIBERAL patron
age.
The books and ccoun OF the late nm
viii b settler by the undersigned, ct theOl4
stand, No. 2qk aain street
A D GBsOS, Surviving panther.
September Il, 81.
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A SCHOOL FOR GIRLsAN BoYs, PROF.
"A ]. 7. TOQF, PRrNcIPAL, has besn re-.
moved 70 No. no MARSHALL AVENUE, Wsera
the next session wiz
Begin the First Msnssy d ssnlsnhsr, ISL
spsefcuz grounds ensarly three ncreel, good
waller. comfortable schoof-room8, supplied
With lnproTed school furniture, . lareo and
heautfnl xro9e. are fs41urea which make the
b Principal pledges hf1 entire enerEies
70 the labor Of advancing pnpfh entrusted q
nh care.
ing cheraetariFtt0e q tbs c1ccL
H8iarancea=3a:o ]. :. E1z5r, Unior Y.
u Beaxd, David Nflk, 4sAs 4slietQ1. -. y
a4ae1, 9ohn 3 ER44 ~
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VALUABLE SUBURBAN LANDS
For sale.

Nc. IS, r. D Second Chancery C~ourt-Thos.
9. Neal ct al. VS. K. ]. B. l.. Vim ct al.
y Y virtue OF 2 consent decree Of the second
~ Chancery Court Of Shelby county, en-
tered in the above cause. 1 win, at my ONCE
door, on Second street, Memphis, offer at
public sale on
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:hancsry Sale Of RsaI Est4fs:

So. 170.-In the First Cnanesy Court -
shelby county, Teane8see-Ai1acah =
Green vs. MI Vance e
.tY virtue Of an interlocutoy deer tct
ID sale entered IN the shove esnse Jug .
ST I will sell At pa0iic auction, 20 tie hish-
. Z bidder, In OF the tle-k Aester
nee Of sGid court, 6reeniaW oiodE, oe11la
zLr-et. city Of Mempnta, Tez1eEaees On
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Friday, November ", 1871

within legal hours, the following described
lot OF ground on one avenue, IN the city OF
Memphis, bounded ss follows: Fronting
Eouthwardiy on Robson street 50 feet, and
running back etWee parallel linss l53 feet,
70 an alley Is feet wide; being lot No. ]. In
block No. 6, in the subdivision Of Watt C.
Bradford and others.
Trims oF SALE-One- third cash; balance
on a credit of 8 and 9months, the purchs ser
executing notes with approved security, and
a len win be retained on the land to further
secure the paymento o. the purchase money.
JAMES REILLY, Clerk.
By ]. H. CULLIH Deputy Clerk.
SAMSON, Estes a Das6ien, Soils. for CON.
p%lsinRat. tue oe7
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5inopons

and INDIGEzTl0c
extent than prohe
SD. and fsI61 T.
sought a1sr. ut14
inits action. heait1
1 oily scared Wanl
Liver csuBes Hsar
isundice, Pain L.
"a, DiaEinzze. Socl
IN the Mouth, III
satfon Of ths = eaIt
| 5pirits. or q
|rUmDtoms W11ch
( EGULAToaE
nst has ever oe6
| mildly, anectEslE
: egetaDla CON
injury. us ham
{ has been nsso iQr
reds Of The good
par8 OF Tie Gon1-
u virt1z
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Arrive-Little Rock..----------sB pm
Returning arrive al Memphis---hO pm
Ferryboaf leaves foot of Union street
promptly at 7.60 am. Close @ nnecttons made
at Devau's Bluff with &. K Packet COS line
OF steamers for all points on White River,
connecting st Little Rock with regular line
of stages for Bot Springs, Camden kad
phia, Washington n points in Texas. Also
with m on Arkansas river for PIN
Bluff. Fort Smith and intermediate points,
and with trains on the Little Rock aDo
Fort smith railroad.
For tick ets or Information apply at Com
pany 8 Office. 5X Madison street; at ONCE o
Memphis and Louisville Railroad. 2S7% Main
streef, or al once of Memphis and Charles
to- Railroad, rs Main street.
@. 7. OAKLEY, ALEX WADDELls
Gen1 Ticket Agt. Passenger Ag't.
A. 3. LIVERH08E,
aen7 General
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il RAWLINGS G co
Cotton Factors
AID
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Ne. 254 Front Street.
UPsTAIRsl.

- To those who desire Il, we VIII advances
three-fourths Of the value Of cottoD On de-
livery, charging nothing for the sdyance
except bank Interest rom the time % the
advance until the cnttOn ie sold and the
money collected This can hardly fan 70 Be
appreciated BY those who bring IN cotton OF
wagons suc want the money % return the
same day before the cotton can Be sold, and
money N hand for q Q p OF reiuv7zt
ing IN facilities for reUtitances by ex-
money in hand IN Two OF three days after 3
shipment
- We VIII MI ali orders st the lowest cash
prices, Tree Of charge when We have tie
money in hand sci
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ealee-to aplnners. T9E export "a; specula-
ton. IS; contracts, $500 bales: October No
rember and December, hlloe; January,
Recelpls. a5li
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EE
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
Continues to give protection sgsinHt IoHs BY
nre at an equitable advance in rates.
cspitaI $4,000, 900 Sterling

CFFIcE OF QUEEN assurance Col
u. 5. hR aKCa, Ia BRoaDWAY.
NEw YORK, OCTOBER .. l67i.l
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LIVER DISEASE
Prevail 70 q grs2teI
lly nv b nal
lWays 2nx1ousH
liver u regulated
5 almost inv1ria
( action IN the
che onsttpst
be shoulders, Ccu
,tomach, Bad Taste
Gus attacks, Falpi
repression of the
ndahundrsd othe
UNIONS Lives
ne best remedy for
discovered Il act
nd. being asimpis
aound, can 10 n
ass In every way
Q years, and hun
nd Ueat rom al
" viii vcuch t0I
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L-rvFrpoeL. October IS, 5 p.m.-COtton eloset
heavy: sales for the day, 1000 bales, OF which
lG0 were for export and speculation. Mid
ding Uplands, barely ed Orleans, barely lOd
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-10
THE COURTS.

The suit Of E. L. Jewell against T. N.
Wells, wherein damages of $500 was
claimed of the defendant from having
illegally caused the seizure of the Bulletin
office, of which plaintiff was proprietor,
was decided in the verdict Of the jury
awarding $500.
In the Third District Court the case of
contempt against Mr.. Macarthur, who re-
fused to be Ousted from q house where he
was in lawful possession, occupied the at.
tentiOn Of the Court, and was then sub
mitted.
In the Supreme Court the cases of the
Southern Dry Dock Company against the
steamship William Tabor; C. r. Railey
against Bernard Turpin; c. McPhelin, al
ministrator, against John NJ. Askew and
others, were taken under advisement. The
appeal in the case of +. NJ. Fisk against
Gibbs, Bright & Co. was dismissed.
United States Commtssisner's Ceurt-Be.
fore Commlssiener Wellers
Henry Hudson vs.. steamboat Belle Leo
In this case plaintiff sued for wages due
for round trip from New Orleans to Mem
phis and back.
On the down trip the captain put plaintiff
ashore, and hence this suit Judgment was
rendered by the commissioner in favor of
plaintiff for $l3 25, including costs.
During the progress of the case the cap-
tain stood up with his hat on, making q very
voluble speech in his own defense, where
upon the commissioner told him it was i'm
possible for the court to make up decision
while he had his hat on. He Immediately
removed his hat and apOl0gized. This
amazed the captain, and silenced his volu-
bility, and the commissioner rendered his
decision as above stated.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-10
FOREIGN.

Lord Mayors Procession-Degree Of
Medicine Conferred On q Lndy-Strikes
Centinae-Coal Mine Explosion in
France-Fifty Lives Lost-Compalsory
Military Service-Compalsory EAuca-
tion.
LONDON, November 9.-The lord uayors
procession was unusually successful. The
weather was fine.
ZURICH. November 9.-The degree of doc
tor of medicine has been conferred upon Miss
Dimmick, an American lady, by the univer-
sity.
BERLIN, November 9.-Extensive strikes
are reported at Ebling, an important manu-
featuring town.
PARIS, November "a coal mine az.
plOded to-day from fire damp near 81.
Etienne. There were fifty-two men in the
mine at the time Of the explosion. Larre
gangs Of men are at work endeayorinr n
rescue those In the pit, but have not suc-
ceeded in recovering any one alive, though
TWENTY-FIVE dead bodies have been brought
up. There are still thirty in the pit, all
supposed to be dead.
President Theirs has yielded his point of
oPp0sltlon to compulsory military service.
He now believes such service necessary to
keep the army to an efficiency standard.
Several departments have adopted the
system OF compulsory education; others
nave decided in favor Of such course, and
the probabilities are that all the depart
ment: VII carry compulsory education into
VIENNA. November Count Androssy
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-10
We copy this from the Washington

We copy this from the Washington
Chronicle:
Mr.. J. E. McDonough has engaged an
opera company for the production Of light
comic operas, and the operas of such com
posers as Offenbach and Herve. His COM
pany is q good one, and is headed BY Miss
Susan Galton. This lady has twice ap-
peared in Washington, but upon neither
occasion did she meet with success. In
New York, however, where she is now with
the newly formed troupe, she sings nightly
before large and delighted audiences. Miss
the action of play to bring out her powers,
and we feel satisfied that if abe would come
here and be seen in some OF b # petite operas
she would at once take high place in the
opinion OF our people.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-10
WHOLE NUMBER 14O4.

would be the wisest move they could make.
lido not think that is enough, considering the
progress We are making; because. IN tan
years New Orleans will be twice e. large -
now. We will have great many more
houses to protect. New Orleans 10 just BE-
standpoint it would be- gre great wisdom to
take the contract for ten years. Your con-
tract before the war was tor 493, 900 year.
Mr.. Marks: Ninety Thousand dollars.
Governor Warm0th: And you went from
that up to $4,000 q year.
Mr.. Marks: We changed from hand en-
gines to steam IRE engines.
Governor Warmoth: If you take the con-
again next time. The city will improve very
rapidly in the next five years, and if You
are willing to take the contract for ten
years the city certainly should not object.
The delegation then withdrew.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-10
HOMES FOR THE HOMELESS
AND EMPLOYMENT FOR THE MILLION.
Hurrah for Texas:

The attention Of all emisrants who wish to
secure permanent homes and remunerative EN-.
plOyment, is called to the fact that the State Of
Texas has homestead law. which donates one
hundred and sixty acres to every actual and per.
manent settler thereon. With territory stretch.
ing from the Red river on the north, to the Gulf
Of Mexico the South, and from the state Of Lou.
isana on the east, to the Rio Grande on the west,
and possessing great diversity Of climate and
soil; having public domain Of ninety.two mil.
lions acres of land. vacant and unappropriated,
title in fee simple is acquired by the actual settler
thereon and having now in course Of construc.
the whole length and breadth Of the State. with
lateral branches to all thicky settled distrcts all
Of which roads are now in want of laborers, and
are paying good wages for such labor. Also wanted
500 school teachers and 50 900 farm labOrers, to
whom good wages will he given
Colonel J. d. LlPPARD, one Of the Commissioners
Of the Bureau of Immigration, appointed BY the
State of Texas. under and by virtue Of an act of
Of the General Assembly thereof passed Ct the
and can be found at his Office, No. 100 Baroune
street, where all persons proposing to emigrate
can apply for information, and where all letters Of
inquiry can be addressed. oc2O I'm
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-10
Says the Washington Chronicle:

Mr.. Attorney General Akerman having
returned from South Carolina, where his
law against the criminal conspiratOrs in
that State, proceeded to New York by in
vitatiOn, where he has been actively en-
gagged in the canvass. He addressed q large
Republican meeting in Brooklyn on the
night Of the third, and gave his audience
important information in relation to the
condition Of the Southern States. He ap-
pealed to Republicans to stand firm; to do
their whole duty: to uphold the govern
ment, and thus DO their share to protect the
loyal men of the South. He was we'll re.
ceived and warmly cheered.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-10
A Small SWinale.
A Washington special to the Cincinna

A Washington special to the Cincinnati
Gazette ventilates small swindle:
The attempt to swindle the hospital
stewards ont Of the increased pay allowed
them by Congress is explained az simply
one of those bargains between attorneys
and clients wherein the latter have no re-
dress and over which the government OFF,
cials have NO jurisdiction. It seems that the
hospital stewards, after waiting several
years to have their accounts adjndicated,
sold their claims at discount to certain
agents and attorneys, notwithstanding they
were personally advised by Secretary Bel
knap that their claims were good and would
be eventually paid. Two Of the principal
parties engaged in purchasing these claims
are L. D. 1ngersoll, an ex-pension agent of
Chicago, and Pomeroy, an ex-member of
Congress from Iowa. The latter states that
altogether they amount to $4,000, and that
only about fifteen per cent Of this sum has
been realized by themselves as compensa-
ton for services rendered in having the
claims finally paid.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-10
vTHOMAs H. HANDY & CO.,

VNHOMAS II. HANDY & CO.,
Successor to John r. Schiller,)
IMPORTERS OF SAZERAC BRANDY,
WINES AND LIQUORS,
Nos. IA and l6 Royal street. II and Is Exchange
Place, New Orleans Louisiana,
Devote themselves specially to the importation and
selection of pure
Brandy, Wines, Liquors, Ale and Porter.
Their stock consists Of
OLD SUPERIOR SAZERAC BRANDY AND SAzERAC
1893, CHOICE BOURBON AND RYE WHISTLES,
From the best known distillers and held by 10 to
mature. Champagne and Burgundy Wines. st.
CrOix and Jamai. q Rum, Scotch and Irish
Whisky, from the best makers; Red white and
Ehemisse Port Wine, fine pale and ordinary
Sherry, different brands; Holland Bell and "Old
Tom (Sir r. Burnett's) Gin, vermouth (Noilley
Pratt and Toxenol, Absynthe. Annisette, Curs-
goa, French and German Cordials, Ale, Porter
and Bremen Lager Beer, Anagostura, BOXERS
HOstetters Pyrenees and other Bitters
We particularly invite attention to our very select
stock OF FAMILY CLAR8TN and WHITE WINES
which We sell by the cask, case or dozen, to suit
purchasers. Liberal Inducements offered to citv
dealers and the most careful attention given to o.
THOMAS n. HANDY CO.,
Oc3 3m Nos. IA and 16 Royal street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-10
The Assumption Chronicle says of th

The Assumption Chronicle says of the
crops:
Thus far, not much sugar has been made
in Assumption. A great number of those
who have commenced rolling find the Weld
very small-very few averaging one hogs
head to the acre-on good cane. Monday
We had heavy rain which lasted all day,
doing considerable harm, as the planters
were compelled to stop cutting cane. The
weather is now cold, with the wind from
the north. Unless we have more favorable
weather the consequences will be disas-
trous to the crops, as the cane is not in .
condition to withstand freeze.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-10
The Washington Chronicle SAYS:

The glass seal locks recently adopted by
the Secretary Of the Treasury. for use on
bonded warehouses and railroad cars, are
far from proving satisfactory. Complaints
have been made by the Grand Trunk and
other leading railroad companies that these
locks are go arranged as to readily admit
water into the mechanism of the lock, and
thereby interfere with its workings. They
also predict that they will be useless in the
winter, on account of the ice which will
accumulate upon them SO as to destroy
their Utility. The Secretary of the Treas
ury has examined these locks, and, being
satisfied that the Complaints are Just, the
manufacturers will be directed to improve
them.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-10
A Washington dispatch says, in reference

A Washington dispatch says, in reference
to Chicago:
All the government officials favor the
erection Of public % building in Chicago for
large as any similar edifice in the country,
The estimated cost of such a building is
fixed at about four million dollars. The
Secretary Of the Treasury will make this
suggestion in his annual report to Congress,
and it is understood that the President, as
heretofore stated, will in his next messape
recommend Congress to make liberal ap-
preparation for this purpose.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-10

Line to BrazilHApaches Refuse to 70 ON
Reservation.
WASHINGTON, November 9.-The steam
ships Erie and Ontario will be added to the
mail line hence to Brazil.
The War Department has advices that
the Apaches Of Arizona refuse to 60 on the
reservation.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-10

Beverly Tucker, former agent of the
Southern Confederacy, has beef keeping .
hotel in St. GATHERINGS. Ontario, for some
time past, but he suddenly left town the
other day, with 5000 Of his creditors'
funds.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-10

This is pleasant notice from the St.
James Sentinel:
Hon. A. E. Barber, State Senator, has
purchased beautiful mansion on Canal
street, New Orleans, and has fitted it up in
princely style. The Senator is one of the
finest orators our State can boast, and 10
no superficial observer of passing events.
We confess to being among the admirers Of
the p0rtly general