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coPARTNERsHIP

THE undersigned have this day formed a
copartnership, under the firm name of
ELY, HARVEY & RICHARDSON, who will
continue the business of the late firm of
Clarke, Ely & Co, at the same place (302
FRONT STREET., and will assume all nabili-
ties 10 or from the late firm, and carry out any
engagements made by them.
HAD s. ELY.
W. o. HARVEY.
JAMES 5. RICHARDSON.
Memphis, July !, 1872.
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CHANCERY SALES
Sale of Real Estate


No, Ep@In the second Chancery Court o.
SheIDy. county, Tennessee@J0hn Green Z
al. w. A. L. Mitchell.
U virtue OF an f-nterl0eutOry order Of saI
- made in this cause. + viii sell TO the hfg
- nAnueF' al public salem front Of THE Secou
tAat9 courtroom, on second street. Men
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Inquiry has been better since yester-
day, and late last evening and early this
morning 2lc wa realized on low mid
ding, including n lot Of 81 bales, but
since then there has been a decline of &c
in New York and prices here have
dropped accordingly, the market closing
dull. Sales late in the day showed 3lc
10 be the ruling price for low middling,
and a few bales were let go at 20fe, while
sales Of middling were at 2l4G2lsc,
with inferior at l4c, with good and to
barely low middling at 1S92Oe. In all
sales were about $50 bales. Closing
prices for middling in New York and
Liverpool were respectively 2l4c and
95d.
The following is a comparative daily state
mani
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Chaneery sac of Real Estate.

e56 OR-F1rst Chaneery Court OF shelby
cOunty-B. q. Rainey vs.. The Lagrange
and Memphis Railroad COmpanyet a.; also,
other cauSes~ consolidated herewith.
Df virtue Of an imterlscutOrT decree for sale,
ID entered in the above cause July T.. ls72.
I viii sell. al public auction, TO the highest
bidder, in front Of the Clerk and Masters
Office, GreenlaW OperahOuse, Second street,
MemDhfS Tennessee.
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NASHVILLE, July 3O.-Cotton quiet
and unchanged; low middling held at
20c.
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DIRECTORY.
MEMPHIS P%OSTOFFICE.

PoSTOFFICE, MEMPHIS, July !, 1872.
OFFICE H~OURs-FRoM S An. TO SPIN; sun
DAY, FRoM TO 10 IAN.
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CYEENE CoNMANDERY, No. EMeets fourth
Monday of each month; George Mellersh,
Com; I. J. Barchus, Recorder.
MIi'HRAs LODGE OF PERFECTION. No. l, a.
and A. S. Rite-MeetS fourth Thursday of
each month, at Angerona Lodge Hall: Geo.
Mellersh, Master, u. Q. MCDOWELL. Secretary.
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NASHVILLE

LOUISVILLE, July 30.-COtton dull
and declined: middling, 2O5c.
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Chaneery Sale of Real Estate
Saturday, August II, 1872.

No - r. DIN the second Chancerv Court
Of shelby county, TeuueSee-W- +. York,
Guarul1u, ETC. vs. Iohu r. Garner.
ID virtue Of an imrerl0eutor Deere fg. sale
ID entered IN the above cluSe.I VIII sell. a.
public auction, 10 the highest bidder. in front
Of The clerk and Masters ONCE. Greeniaw
BIOL. sacnnn s-raa-- I'll. -. -
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CINCINNATI.
C~INCINNATI, July 30.-Cotton dull
and a shade lower; middling, 20@c.
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LOTTERY.
100000.
MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY

Murray, Miller s Co, Proprietors.
Legalized by State Authority and Drawn
i'm Public in st. Louis.
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R. AND s. NJ.


EUTEKAC OUNCIL,N o.6-Meets third Thursday
of each month, at d Fellows Hall; q. Re
der, Tn. Ill; e.. II. Myers, Recorder.
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REMOVAL.

copartnership heretofore existing be-
Il tween the undersigned, under firm mans
OF Clarke, Ely q Co, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent, Mr.. +. +. Clarke having dis
posed of his entire interest in said firm TO Mr..
James :. Richardson, late of Jackson, Miss.
E. f. CLARKE.
THAD. 5. ELY.
Memphis, July I, 1872. ". U. HARVEY.
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COTTON GIN.
ATT'SSOUTHERN-MAD
GIN.

h Gin, of light draft, makes a good sam
pie, u Will pick more lint from the same
amount Of seed cotton, and in less time than
any other gin. ltdOes not break the roll nor
choke, is simple in its construction and not
liable 70 get out of order.
II is a good rule to try all things and hold
fast TO what has been approved, and answers
the purpose for which il is made. This is
claimed for Pratt'S Gin, and admitted by
practical planters who have used it.
Steam Engines and Machinery
made by Talbot & Sons, Richmond, Virginia,
for sale. These engines, with the latest i'm
provements and of superior workmanship,
have taken the premium over all Others at
fairs where they have been exhibited.
Orders for gins, engines, machinery and gum
bands promptly filled. Gin repaired by a
skillful ginright. Address Memphis, Tenn.
G. w. Trueheart,
jul5w Agent for Daniel Pratt, Talbot Il Sons
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49, North Court street Sp-.--Second street
POstOfice Box 147.
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE. 5y23
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C0nrt Sale of Raj Fstate

JAMES REILLY. CLERK.
by y. H.CULLENs Deputy Cerz.
Il. g.. Williamson, Sol. for eompInr- fvlg
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EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk amt Master.
BY h. BLACK, ID. q and NJ
HAYNES 4 stockton, SOlrs for Comptt. JUL
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NOTICE.

July LISP
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Lea SAUCE

DR.. 7laI's Hair Dye Lco,ss no RidicuIoas Tiats.
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JOB PRINTING HOUSE,
Nnn-ReSidenf Nntiee-

~ c. and s,nm1ns specimens. al a.w
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peeoran, daughter Of Thomas castle ESQ.,, Of BrIs.


SIR JonN's OPINION or THE AMERICAN WAR FOR
THE UNION
During the progress OF the American war for
the Union Sir John Bowring addressed a letter TO
an American friend on the subject OF the struggle,
In this communication he said :-..YOur American
fratricidal war Is the most dreadful event OF
modern history. No doubt 1t will be directed and
controlled for good, but that 1t should end in any
thing but separation OF the North from the South
seems to be quite improbable, II not impossible
any disposition TO put down slavery, or is entitled
TO sympathy on that account 1t does not appear
TO me that you are justified In calling the South
erners .rebelsn Our statesmen of the time OF
George H. called Washington and Franklin by
that name. do not believe the cotton lords have
had anything TO do with the opinion which You
believe to be unfrendly To the United states, but
winch assurediy II Is not. / never knew ques-
tion in which there was SO much unanimty OF
views among our wise and good men as this We
want you as freemen, as philosophers, as states
men, as Christians TO- settle IN peace what war war
engaged In policy which compels-Or, at all
events emplOys-acts Of despotism which would
British subjects which we should tolerate from no
other government, think your North would be
stronger without discOntented South. IL 1t
choose to tax itself by monstrous and unfriendly
tariffs and to repndiate the doctrines OF free trade
so glorionsly triumphant elsewhere, 80 be It, but,
let it not blame the South Tor throwing or the
ietters. We want yOu to be strong, your policy
makes you feeble; rlch you are doing your best to
gagged IN Cainlike Strengthening; happy, and what
woes are In all your households peaceful, and you
are busted in wide-wasting war. l write very
frankly to you. My heart is full love America
too well, too many dear and valued friends not to
desire her progress and prosperity have no in
tcrest to bias my Judgment, and AL my prejudices
have been on your side OF the Atlantic.
JOHN BOWRING.
LARksBEAR, Exeter, Nov. I, 1861.
IMPERIAl.IsT HONOR IN REWARD FOR HIS WRITINGS.
Sir John BOwring possessed many proofs of the
estimation in which his literary talent was held by
European sovereigns. From the Car of Russia he
received q diamond ring for his translatiOns: a
gold medal from the King of Holland, in acknowl-
edgment of his productions in Dutch literature,
and he was made Knight Of the Order OF Christ by
the Queen OF Portugal.
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dsses Ms ,sf fos dS; g. L'Ss and an:eo r9oy
SS for or do oSs ssrs9 and Pointer Base
for Amos knapp r h
sssf. cs Foster %
assGS Wssss AIs Rooer
aS
and Kennson ps kvsr Maggie sy Bel
isms Russell Amsden asd an Rish sos %s
Wan Fqssklors assT 'or 40 aG Lssa,,ss ,s Ssw
al pa:a 4msa sRssf kss 2:s,s
ri MA3ns Eo1 cnrs
ss Ssa's Sc55I ss Ss s
Issnon Tor de Waahbsrne DO &siS iSf
qe senes,e "eHey s Terr raMtaekeI for do; Nellie
Rondo9I; $ 5 smith snow Eizabethport for WarehsS;
s-fn port sahr hsiHsf kaeEet tSas Norton.
PoRTASp o 9regon Nov ls-crossed the bar ship
: PAsoAG oULA, Miss, Nov iS-saed brig Sarah 1
PHI Nee fFfSdsase ses Arvea steamship Gather
& shsadnf SsS Robert sr S arF
fsster Siss sshrs Young TeazeT sosum New Bedford Nv
sy Ss ssn N.Y.
l@f mndfs RaHs sAsss sc Rattan
Pe'oI erw yon der lppe,
sshTs salem Hudas Ell SESsrp sSsrp:
SiosSsy Rs "
n nsea Aas Raceq 9 nndn Bee
SaSp wfss %ma tinisy nsy
srx New sSff Mary Price Sssiose
shaw Tharrep RI Q Floyd Clifford and american Eagle,
h noT ss h 3 o9 bark
Yesterday Brig Mary Mariner and others went to sea
fssS5 f Soa schr Susan Atwood
PLYMOUTH Nov la-Arrved, schr Onward, Poole,
lsIn1S3ilsd c 4 sc sshr Belle, Holmes New York.
cpdo paDaS noy -Arrved steamer VIM
Ts.S xiisS sss
GssTgstSSn; i Read BENSON Raiti@ors: Sishtpsaie.
Young Elizabethpert Hannah Brown saekst Hayer.
Point; sarah EaIcensr wson Rondoat d cnas cao
CIV Alien BreW SDPtR Pierce G a Aeh jersey
Cleared-schr Kate Wentworth, Mead, Brunswick, Ga,
s%ils$ssSrs Iiearn; Palmer, Cold Springs; Sarah
4 TuRi; ssaRe siSia; TrSan% AisS; IfsS, Ssoyn,
RImGHMoND, Gu Noy 2l,Arriyed scdrs Q Bnns. Hirbee.
sai;ed-schT sale Bateman Norfolk 10 load for West
RocKLAND Nov 2o-Arriyed. schrs Exeter, pendleton;
Pallas French, and VIM Nc Loon, Duncan, New York.
FRxScso Nov seamsho nsw aor5 Japan
BaTnes suiauss s brig cou%Sus er Hiimef hiSnsny eaa
Ceared-Shps City of Foochow tBr) TAFT Cork: Fleur
de els. Lis Or; Rees, Liverpool ~.
orl Kildahi FALMOUTH Se Dos'e' 'a'paf'iso' Af'@oS
castle, NSW.
Gaa0
with steamship Arizona in tow.
SAVANNAH, Nov 20-Sailed, ship Francis Hyard,
Weston Liverpool; barks brigs reported BY tele
graph Lorenzo Sp) Mir, and Eva (Sp Domcnecf Bar
celona. " =
2M,Cleared, ship John Dlmmock CBp, Lincoln Bre-
men: bark Conchta (Sp), Aralusea, San Sebastian.
23d-Arrived, steamship Virgo Bulkey, New York brig
Antonetta (Sp), Havana schr Sawyer, Hall, New
York. =
Cleared-Bark Apolonia (Sp) Cobas Santa Cruz Tene-
riffe): schr White Wing, Williams, New York
Saed-Steamshipss San Jacinto Hazard, and Montgoml
SALEM, Nov 2i-Arrived schr Statesman, Church.
Elizabethport - 80
WILMINGTON, NC, Nov N-Cleared steamship Regula4
tor Freeman, New York; schr Ocean Traveller, Adams
Cardenas
WOODS HOLE, Mass, Nov 2l-In port brig G Colson,
ready to sail for Charleston, sc.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, NOV. 2a, 1872.
CLEARED.

Steamship Main tNG), oterendorp, Bremen via South
aHipom.IH speamsSin HammoIa NC, Iuawip Hamburu-Kun
steamship Erie, Tinklepaugh, Rio Janeiro-w R Gar.
Steamship City OF Havana, Deaken, Havana-F Alex
Steamship Francisco, Reynolds, Hamilton, Berw
steamship City Of Dallas Jones' Key West and Calves
: steamship s. Louis, Whitehead New oreans-H B
Steamship United States Burdick. New oreans-Frcd
Steamship San Salvador, Nickerson, savannah-w
steamship Huntsville, crowell, savannah-Robt Low
Steamship Manhattan, Woodruff, Charlsgton-H Nor.
sTa Steamship Isaac Bell Blakeman Norfolk Domin.
ion Steamship Co.
mond-Od Dominion Steamship Co.
Steamship Z y Knight, johnson, Georgetown, DEG
Steamship, Fanita, Doane, Philadephia-Lorillard
Steamship pirigo, johnson, portland-J Ames.
Steamship Neptune Baker Boston-H Dmock
Steamship wamsutta, Fish, New Bedord-Ferguson
Bark Helen Drummond Br, Tregarthen London
Bark Celeste IBr) Fullerton, Antwerp-Funch, Edge
Bark Ferreri GtaD, cahero Gibraltar for orders
Bark Marcsca dtaD Maresca, Gibraltar for orders
BARK brothers, long New oreans-N II Brigham.
Brig Maria dtaD, savarese Gibraltar for orders-Funch
Brig Carolina Qtap. Celcso, Gibraltar for orders-Jno
Brig Morning Light Dill Demarara-I. a p Arm
schr Henry Parker, Beers, Demarara-Edwn Rowe &
schr Emma Law, Bodden, San B!asnG Vessels
schr Laura A webb, Hatch Jacmcl-B } Weinberg.
Schr ames Lawrence. Torrey, 81 Thomas ana Maya
schr Adelia lBr), Foote, st John, Mp Nevius 4
schr sea Foam Hammond, Baltirrore-w Chalmers
schr Al Williams Morrcii, ,san,ord-stamiord Manu-
steamer Ann Eliza. Nichols Philadelphia
Steamer Mayhower. Fuits Philadelphia
The New York herald., 1872-11-24
EXPLOSION AT TIE BROOKLYN NAVY YARD.

At halrpast one O'Clock yesterday an explosion
took place at the Navy Yard. The fire alarm was
quickly sounded and the fire engines were shortly
after on their way to the scene OF the cOnnagra-
tion The greatest excitement prevailed when 1T
was reported that the new machine shop (the
largest structure OF its Kind in the United States had
exploded. The whole force OF employees was soon
at the scene OF the disaster. Ii fortunately hap
pened that no one was seriously hurt, and that the
fire was quickly extinguished through the efforts of
the firemen. Upon inquiry, it appears that
about month ago large force was employed in
nnishng the building and laying the gas, which
discharge last week. At that time one OF the gas
pipes had very carlessly been left plugged up in
securely, and Tor the last two days the gas had
been escaping, and an employe in trying to find
the leak with a naked light, the explosion took
place. No one was seriously hurt, but the glass
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamship Albemarc, Stark, Richmond City Point and
Norfolk with mdse and passe 10 the Old Dominion
Steamship Co.
steamship Hat,eras. Lawrence Norfolk, with mdse to
the Old Dominion steamship Go.
Steamship John Gibson, Winters Georgetown, DC, with
mdse and passengers to Il Mcrrck
Bark Nictaux (oi Windsor, N>) Davis, Liverpool 30
days, with mdse TO Cranda. Bcrteaux 4 Co. Took the
northern passage and had fine wcather was IL days
BARK James Muir tof Yarmouth Ns) Crosby Dublin 10
days, In ballast 10 Boyd Hincken. Took the northern
Banks.
Bark Augustine tof Quebec Cote, Grand Turk TT, IA
days with salt to Tucker Light5ourne; vessel TO Hat
ton, Watson x Go. Had fine weather mp to Hatcras;
from thence 0 days, with heavy and NV gates.
Brig Zueikn (of summerside PED, Walsh Santa Mar.
tha Oct via Savanilla - days with hides, ustc and
coffee TO ID De Castro co; vessel to DeWolf Co
Had strong nortIeriy winds the entire passage was
days north OF atcras Nov H. at 80 or Ion 73 81 spoke
bark Douglas Castle (Br from London Tor Savannah.
with sugar TO Owen Cos vessel TO Jas Elwell Co
Had strong norhery gales the entire passage; lost and
split sails; days north OF Hattcras l7h inst of
Hatteras, passed brig John Wesley bound north
Brig Harmony (of st John, NIB, Beck, Sydney, CB, II
days, with coal Is bound TO Matanzas Put into this
heavy gale from sw. lasting sdays lost oretopsa fore
sail and all the sails excepting the mansail and main
staysa sprung foremnsthead stove bulwarks and re-
ccivCd other damage
schr Ernest Marie day. sypercb Gibara I6 days.
with moasscs cedar and tobacco TO Laasa Co; vessel
gale commencing at SW yeerng around 10 ~ lasting u
hours throwing the vessel her bcamens lost deck
load Of and every Thing movable o doob
days DoTth Vi uatLeraa
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schr L . Loven. Gage. Jacksonville days with lum
sshr Lucy WJn Tm.gtSn Nc days with
with coal eS5ss 20 Vim vessel 70
Passed Through Hell Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamship Drigo. johnson, Portland for New York,
steamsaip Bolivar; Lawson, New London for New
schr Frederics Wslters Henderson. Nantucket for
New York, with n hsh to order w. =.
schr fossett Pierce Bangor for New York. with lum-
schr Edward Irwin Burroughs Providence for New
schr Lockwood sharrett Bridgeport for New
schr Lillian M Warren, Brown. vinalhaven for New
schrJ MeIriman' Fox. Portland. ct for New YORK,
schr A O Pease, Buen. Portland, Ct, for New York,
schr Brsinard, Hull, Portland, CT for AmDoy with
sshr Hayden, Green Portland CT for New York.
schr Charlie stedman, cahnl, Portland CT, for New
York S With With stone one too to order nah, Co.. Nav vor.
schr Burmah "a Sr. Carter, %oodsviiIe for New York.
asE
BTsoks Foa brcseport ioT New
schr Gicnwood, Dickinson, New London for New York
S n ' York D'A
RSe assn Ne Hsve S avs o New
steamer Delaware Smith, Norwich for New York, with
BOUND EAST.
Steamship Dirigo johnson. New York for Portland.
Steamship Wamsutta Fish. New York for New Bedford.
Steamship Neptune Baker. New York for Boston.
Steamship Glaucus Walden. New York for Boston.
NIB.
schr Annie Powers, Sparks New York for Newbury-
port.
sschr Mantle, .Beebe, Elizabethport for New Haven
Schr Spartel, Smith. Hoboken for Boston.
Schr Henry Clay, Graham, Cold Spring for Boston.
Schr Tillie +, Wyman, POughkeepsie DightOn.
Schr Lugano Dow, Port johnson for Boston.
Schr kelpie, Francis, Port Johnson for Boston.
Schr Burlingaine, Burlingame, Albany for Prov
dence
Schr Perry, Philadelphia for Somerset
Schr LaughtOn, Laughton, Ehzabethport for Port
land.
schr Sarah JONES' Kennedy, New York for Provi.
dcnce.
Schr Leo Hunter, New York for Boston.
Schr Daylight Mount New York for Portsmouth.
Schr JOSIE, Cook, Hoboken for Boston.
Schr Rambler Hamilton, Virginia for New London.
Schr Pangusset, NAPLES, Alexandria for Newport.
Schr Daniel Morris Manson, Ezabethport for Boston.
Schr John Snow, Cox, New York tor Boston.
Schr = Pierce, Holden Barncgat for Hog Island.
Schr Herald, McMascr, Hoboken for Sag Harbor
Schr Robin, Dow, Hoboken for Boston.
Schr Annie Gus, Sawyer, Eizabethport for Cambridge
Schr Anderson. Anderson, Elizabethpor for Bridge
port
Schr Orion, Osgood Rondout for Salem.
Schr Helen Mar, Ward, New York for Providence,
Schr Sarah q Smith, Banks Philadelphia for Boston.
Schr Justice Hail. New York for Providence.
Schr Salie Burton, Palmer New York for Stamford.
Schr q Worthngfon.
Steamer AlbatrOss, Davis New York for Fall River
Steamer Galatea, kye. New YORK for Providence
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justice, which has been outraged, disgraced and
degraded, and ask that right be done.
Mr.. Mygatt, Of counsel for respondent, asked
when q decision IN the case would be rendered?
The chairman responded that the GURUS case
would be taken up on the I'd of December and
alter the testimony in that case was all in the
Senate would then render it's decision in the Prn-
die case, the DECISION IN the Curtis case following
The Senate then adjourned until Monday, De-
cember 2 at four p. M.
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SAILED.

Steamships Adriatc, for Liverpool; City of London,
do yssina, do Greece do; Victoria, Glasgow Main,
Bremen; Hammonia am Hamburg; City Of Havana, M Ha.
Of Dallas, Galveston; st Louis, New Orleans United
States, do; Huntsville, Savannah; San salvador do
Manhattan. Charleston: Isaac Bell. Richmond, &c E
Knight, Georgetown DC; ships Orissa. Liverpool Gov
s % San war parks are Fred
London; George Latmer, Porto Rico; Camille, Malaga
Alice Starrett Nantes.
Wind at sunset SW, fresh.
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SUN AND MOON. HIGH WATER.
Snn rises s.......... 657 Gov Island. ...eve 3 Is
Sun sets. ........... SO Sandy Hook. ..eve 2 30
Moon rises. morn II IL Hell Gate. .......Cve 90
The New York herald., 1872-11-24
S SHIPPIN NEWS
WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH.

The NEW YORK HERALD has telegraph line
from New York city to Whitestone, Ii, and the samcs
open for the transaction of business
This line will be found great service those having
business with vessels passing to and from the Sound and
facility will be gwen TO merchants and others
communicate promptly.
As there is no other telegraphc communication with
Whtestone the Herald Line win open all business
and private messages and the attended 10 all
POSSIBLE despatch.
All messages must be prepaid
The following rates have been established =
Private messages, Twenty-Five cents for words or
less. two cents for every additional word.
Business messages-For a message twenty words or
less to be delivered board vcssels Whestone one
dollar; five cents for every additional word.
Advertisements tor NEw YORK HERALD free.
OFFICES.
Herald Office, corner Broadway and Ann street.
Herald Ship News Office pier No East River
Herald Branch Office, No 1865 Broadway
Whitestone Dock. Whitestone Ii.
Alma mac for New Xork-Tnis Day.
sun rises rise -. 49,. 81 Gov. Island "H. Is
Moon rises. morn II IL Hell Gate. 49,. eve 90
OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH OF NOVEMBER.
!seamers. Sails Destiaaso'4 Office
Nevada..........No Nov q. Liverpool ~ Broadway.
Hansa. Nov ~. Bremen. L Bowling Green
Cimbrla. ......... Now D. Hamburg I6l Broadway
Baltic ........... Nov 80. Liverpool 10 Broadway
Europa. Nov. 80 Gasgow. Bowling Green
Vile de Paris. Nov 80 Havre 49,. IS Broadway
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

'Es OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH OF NOVEMBER.
The New York herald., 1872-11-24

G10n REWARD-FOR NOTES AND CHECKS PAY.
NlOO able to my order lost stolen on 18Th INST ano
detection of th.ef. 5. y. l.. MOTION.
ly0 l,9 South Will usppra
Arizona citizen., 1872-08-03
Pine lumber!

THE SANTA RITA SAW MILL co. ! are now prepared to furnish all kinds Of
 Lumber and Shingles at the Lowest Prices and of the Very Best Quality ever offered in this market.
 Parties wanting any kind of lumber will please leave their orders at the store of Aessrs. E. N. Fish & Co.,, and they will he promptly filled. .....o s Y
Arizona citizen., 1872-08-03
DON'T LOSE MONEY!

DAVIS & KELSON.
Arizona citizen., 1872-08-03


 VI. With reference to your Super intendent I recommend that specific instructions be given him concerning the different Apache tribes, that he may feel that they are all under his supervision as soon as they are come upon reservations; that he also be instructed to go to the Mojave Apaches, now near Camp Verde, and communi- cate with them freely. and be sure that they understand fully the orders of the Government concerning them :; for I have reason to believe that these Indians have been deceived. I saw a photograph of number of them who had come in voluntarily, each treated to ball and chain. It is evident from his letter in the ap- pendix that General Crook did not intend this ill taking them as "prisoners of war. " -,.gz5sl
 Again I urge the necessity of your Superintendent proceeding, under pro- per escort, to what is known as the Tonto Basin as soon as possible, and there enter into negotiations with Del she and his Tonto Apaches, for they sent delegates tos me who seemed strongly disposed to make peace. l could not do it because of the absence of their leader. They failed to bring him to Apache, as I required. Yet l would give them another opportunity. Concerting with General Crook your Superintendent can accomplish this without checking operations against the raiders. The relationship between the Indian Superintendent and the commanding general is peculiar one where there are hostile tribes to deal with, but can not be in absolute au- thority. In Arizona l did not zee any want of cooperation, and merely