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c. s. EAUVIEET,
a50 fel5 mh2 Sheriff of the Parish of Orlean

Paul Frederick TricOn VS.. james A. Btanc
SEvENTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
y of Orleans No. 9269.-By virtue OF a writ of
teri facas to directed by the honorable the
Seventh District Court for the parish of Orleans,
the auGve entitled ,allse, viii proceed to sell
at public arction OF. SATURDAY, March g. 1872. at
half past four Ociuck Z. NJ, at my warehouse,
No. "a st. Ann stlesl 3a.w een Royal and Bourbon
streets in the Second District of this city the fel-
lowing choice furniture. to wit
ONE ARMOlR, one Armoir Nth Looking-Glass,
one large Bedstead one Toilet, one large Secre-
,taire one Washstand, B=dS cie TaAlr u lth Mar
bic Top, one Prize Diet, six t.irs a'i c r. mali
Table with Marble Top; al made vi te'-1' n'
Seized i'll the above emit
Terms-Cash on tao spot.
C. 3. SkltINET.
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Robert l. Beiden vs.. James Daily.

fe2- mb14 % Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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A. DeIpit vs.. Southeastern Railroad

4. Delpit vs.. southeastern Rnilrond
Company
JNIGIITH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
II o: Orleans, No. i329-By virtue OF writ OF
ieri tacas 70 me directed by the honorable thu,
Eighth Dis ret Court for the parish of Orleans in
the above entitled cause, will proceed to sell at
public auction, on SATURDAY, March g. 1872 at 5 r
NJ at my warehouse No. "a st. Ann street. between
Royal and Bourbon streets, in the Second District
OF this city
ALOr OF FURNITURE AND MOVABLE RFFECTs
as per inventory, which may be seen in nv
Office.
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cssh On tie SPOT.
c. 8. SACvNKT,
fS7 EhAs Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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fe29 mills 81 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.


The City OF New Orleans vs. e. T. 1ou9in.
NIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
= OF Orleans No. l8l1.-By virtue of writ OF
tier tacas to me olrecled by the honorable the
Sixth District Court for the parish of Orleans IN the
above entitled cause, will proceed to sell at pub
lie auction at the Merchants and AuctiOneers' Ex.
change ROYAL street between Canal and Custom.
house streets III the second District Of this city on
SATURDAY. March 9, 1872, at twelve O'Clock NJ,
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
Second District of this city, IN square number
Dauphiiie and Bienville streets. measuring thirty
feet front on pauphlne street py nitynihe Ieet
in depth.
Seized in the above suit
c. s. SAUvINE1,
fe6 20 mhs Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
James J. O'Hara vs. Michael De Gcurssyii
- of Orleans, No. 8468.-By virtue Of writ OF heIl
facas to me directed by the honorable the Seventh
District Court for the parish OF Orleans IN h NE
auction at the Merchants and Auctionesrs' Ex-
change, ROYAL street, between Canal and custom
house streets in the Second District OF this city, on
SATURDAY, March Ii, 1872, at twelve o'clock NJ,
the lowing described property to Wit ~.
improvements thereon situated in the Fourth Dis:
trct of this CITY, in square number fifteen, bounded
by Fourth, Freret Gate Jacob. Locust (ate sons
and Third streets designated as OTIS numbers
sixteen seventeen aud eighteen. Lots numbers
sixteen and seventeen measure each thlrty-one
feet front on Fourth street, by d,p1h OF one
hundred anu seven lcSt. Aoe
eighteen forms the corner of Fourth and Locusl
streets, and measures thirty feet four inches and
seven liaes front on Fourth street, by one hundred
and twenty seven feet in depth and front on Locust
street. all between parallel lines, according u
| plan of what is commonly called the McDonoghf
| property, in the records of Barnett Bouny, no
taHes public in this city being the same property
| acuu red by defendant by purchase from W llllan
H. Bell per act passed before Selim Magner, late
| notary pubic in this city, dated the eleventh o.
October, 1864.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
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z. ;. SAUN INE1,
fe27 mill 30 Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
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Bnaley Il SewnIl vs.. Edmond Nj. Ivens &

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fell mh5l Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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The City of New Orleans vs.. Miss MIC.
Ducatel.

fila 90 mb,6 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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4. y. SAUNlNEI,
f.I6 mh2 II Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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fell 20 mis- Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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The City Of New Orleans vs.. Miss Nor
gan ID. Huger.

fe13 % mhl6 Sheriff of the parish of Orleans.
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fe6 25 mh9 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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Il, H. Moss VS.. the Heirs OF Thomas n

fe16 ph2 II Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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The CITY of New Orleans VS.. j. A. La
-.,yr,, r,scn,cr fO &, EoP THE PARISH OF

fec q MFG Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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The CITY of New Orleans Widow IL
SteimttZ.

.. n
fe2. milo 60 Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
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w. c. shepard g. Co. vs.. G. r. "a

fel6 mil II Sheriff OF the RAJ ls.L y. -
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John l.. Sterry W.. Estate oil sam"ei De
Smith.

f.2o mig 20 Sheriff of the parish of Orleans.
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REPUBLICAN, SATURDAY, MARCH 2. 1872.
7 SHERTFFS SALES.

william McCracken VS.. Anna Erasie
Seyeignes, wife OF Theodule DrOuett and her
md
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BRIsroL, November s5.-Arriyed-
Steamship Aragon from New York.
LIVERPOOL, November 25.-Arrived-
Steamships Sweden and Noatarlan from
Quebec. .rF.-.,s,,,.. 49,.
BREsT, November 25.-The steamship
Washington, which has been detained BY
storm, sailed for New York today.
PLYMOUTH, November 25.-The steam.
ship HolSatIa, from New York, has ar.
rived.
LONDON; November e6.-1t Is reported
that the steamship Nevada, which sailed
from Liverpool November 9th for New
York, but put back TO Queenstown No
vember llth with her machinery disabled,
and after repairing sailed again on the
10Th for her destination, has again return
ed to the latter port with her machinery
damaged. H.wE NO.
QUEENSTOWN, November 25-Arrived
steamship Calabrls from New York.
NEW YoRK, Nov. 25-Ariyed, The
steamer Egypt from Liverpool,
QUEENsTowN, November 25-Several
Of the passengers Of the steamship City
Of Brooklyn sailed for New York yester.
day, on the steamship Java; the REMAND.
er, transferred To- the City Antwerp,
which left TO- day. 70 'Erl.-
HALIFAX, Nov. 25.-The steamship o
Malta, from Boston for Liverpool which
put In here with broken shatt has been
repaired and will sail soon.
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celebration Of Evacuation Day waS the
procession Of veterans Of 1919, under es
cott Of the 9th regiment 10 the old fort ID
Central Park, After the close Of The
ceremonies the veterans partook Of q cea-
latIon at the sixth regiment armony.
The presentation Of O flag Of honor 10
the police force, subscribed for by wealthy
and prominent citizens, took place Il,
Union Square this afternoon, and was the
occasion Of Q parade OF tho members Of
the department Othe number Of 1900.
BANQUET 10 STANLEY.
The Herald Club gave, tonight, a
banquet and Rn enthusiastic reception 10
Henry II. Stanley, the discoverer OF Dr..
Livingstone. 4. B, Connery, managing
editor Of the HraA, predded. Among
those present were DR.. John Livingstone,
Of Canada, and the Earl Of Cathners, now
travelling In this country. Connery spoke
enlogiStical Of the courage and enterprise
ot Stanley and the credit his success re-
tectet on New York journalism. Stan.
Icy made q speech referring to his travels
In search Of Livingstone; 10 the doubts
which were thrown on his statements,
and said that he deaed his assaIlants who
said that he had not met Livingstone at
Uliii
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Burning Of the steamer shreye.

CAIRO, Nov. 25.-The. steamer Wolff
reports that the steamer q. W. Shreye
was burned at Chester Saturday night
while cooling. No particulars except
that no lives were lost. EEF+
: SI Lou1s, November "a. The steamer
Il. M. Shreve, which was burned at Ches.
TER, ILL.,, to-day, was owned by Carter &
Carr, o. this city, and belonged 10 the
Red River line, but was temporarily In
The Memphis line. She was valued at
$22b0o and insured forS % 900 In the En-.
terprise, Of Cincinnati, and $500 each
IN the Peabody, Etna, Citizens, and
Franklin, OF Wheeling. She was bound
from 81 Louis to Memphis with 200 tons
Of freight. most Of which was insured,
but the offices have not been ascertaincd,
She stopped at Chester to coal, and Just
as she was backing out to leave the FIRE
was discovered 1.-THE carpenters shop.
A strong wind was blowing and In TWEEN.
" Minutes she burned to the waters
edge and sunk. The passengers were all
saved aud taken to Cairo on the George
O. Wolff aud Susie Silver. The captain
and crew came here. -
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FRANCE.

PAaIs, Nov, 95-The RiSh. Wing Ma
tlonal Assembly have selected General
Changarner for President, should ThieB
resign, -.. -
PARls, Nov 25.-The Committee on
the Address has completed its report.
They propose TO the immediate nomins.
ton Of select committee OF fifteen 70
draw up bill providing for the creation
Of 0 responsible ministry. The report
suggeats no solution to the constitutional
question. The minority Of the commit.
tee, favorable to the President, have re.
solved to prepare counter report The
report Of the majority, which makes
rupture between Thiers and the Right
Complete, causes much anxiety In 10.
litical circles. Il Soir advises the Presi.
dent to retort In second message. The
majority OF the Right is disposed 10 &C.
cept Theirs Resignation II rendered, and
appoint Gen ChGugarnier Dictator, with
Duke de Broglie and n. N. Batbie and
Des JardlenS In the Cabinet,
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THE LATEST NEWS.

Three men, named Andrew Roshe
Herman R6he and Herman Mgets, were
iouud at the old government camp, about
40 miles north Of McPherSon's Station "a
the Loup Fork, two days ago. They Ind
apparently been Innrdeted BY white men.
They were hunters and trapperswho flsd
lelt Fort McPherSOn on tho l4th inatant,
a party pl soldiers have gone IRON Noilh
Fiat 10 bring In the bodies.
I. Walters q Gslttilh, an old merchant and
~ Vice President Of the Chamber Of
Co9meree, died IN Bpoklyn, Mondly,
aged 04 years. 0I III ~ =
The extensive steam SAN mill of
cunningham. Robinson, Hainea & Co St
osllnneke, Michigan, was burned on Mon.
day Loss and insurance not ascertained.
"A dispatch from Fort Dodge saw A
construction train on the A. L. q 8. II n
Il. ran into herd Of buffalo covering ~
extent Of country ten miles long BY two
vide. The valleys arc full ofh1nterS
Fourteen hundred buffalo hides and Oad-
aIes were brought into Fort Dodge Mon
day. - 80,
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NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, November 26-In the
Federal Court today the case OF Kellogg
~, Warmoth stdl was opened by District
Attorney Beckwith In two hours, argu.
ment he also presented d number Of
Affldaylts. The Court ordered ell the pa.
pers In the case printed, and adjourned
until tomorrow. There are three attor.
neys on each aide, and tho impression is
that tho case will continue through the
week. A contempt case follows. Much
interest was manifested Ii the Court room,
and all the approaches were crowded.
In the District Court the Injunction
case against the Custom House returning
board was postponed till Monday. next.
Francisco Martinez md DIdro Baptiste
were arrested to-day charged with mur-
deriug Antoni0 Carafa, and attempted 10
swindle the insurance companies. They
introduced Carats. recently from Italy, Es
nephew Of Martinez, insured his LIE for
$4,000 and SIX weeks Afterwards drown
cd him Lake Pontc ch1train.T - ~
Hfa NJ NJ NlIL ~, - ~ y y
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River News.

PrTrsDURoH, November 25-The Mon
ougaheia is three feet four inches, strong,
about stationary. The Carrie Brooks de-
parted tor Wheeling. Weather warm
and cloudy with occasional indica tons Of
rain. NO." .W"s "'I ~
EvANsytILs, November 25.-wca,her
Cloudy aud mild. Mercury 20. TIE
river Is falling very slowly.
CINCINNATI, November IS River rev.
en- feet and riSIug.
CArRo, November IS. River ialleu SIX
inches. Weather cloudy and warmer
since noon. -, :. -
LouuvrtIB, November 25.-River sta.
tIonsry at tour feet; two feet 10 tho chute
Weather cloudy and mild. 1t rained last
night. no fFrT -"
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ITALY.

RoXE, November e5.-KIpg Victor
Emanuel hs. arrived In this city.
At the sitting Of the Chamber OF Depu.
ties today slgnor Nlcotera moved reso.
luton cenSuriDg the government for the
needless and offensive display Of military
force In the Capital during the past three
Minister LarzlSnd aud others spoke ln
Qualification Of the measures taken By the
authorities 70 preserve order, and the de.
bate was adjourned.
Nicotera subsequently Withdrew his
motion, fearing 1t would unfavorably af.
feet the parltesrecently arrested.
Al the same Sitting Of the Deputies
Nicel and Corrutl attacked the foreign
policy Of the government, ~.
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I.H.LONGDON, A.M.,M.D.
n. o., Of PhIiAdelbhIa, Pa
WIg EJTJ StlI. igJ "7F aiy-
Physician, and Surgeon.

The Wheeling Medical and Surgical Institut
lst9snlshed With al The Medical and EurRicsI
sppnerses necessary f0T ihe osFt1iA dlo0sosIS
TIa nIo,V St4Vw EsotmtHt Of every form Of cir0Lic
Dr. LousdOn has devoted many year, to The
sla1I and treatment OF Chronic Disease, snd
ne claims BUFEAToR BETIL and eaH lTER sutc.NS
In helr manage ement Than phyalciAns In general
psaedee can tUtr dAGta. de Gtats more Of thSeO
ailments ~ JSl0 month, thIn they como Ia
eCmnttet VIA " 9 UsttMs. = Yi up ~
Da. LoNSpoN' great EKILL AND SrooEsl In cur.
lnGChro4le DiIe1Ses " ~ RdeFrd! md Io5Et[SlSfa
~ w y az eEt9r0e6 epESrisA6S His Etcnrd OF
, c1ses Ior u past ten years, numbers hNtVeen
oieven and twelve tho1EAnd. ~ - S7"i75E
Ise dirisi9n q the prolstsIon iato HpeelSlHss,
D.: London will tell his patlents, u tv.ryoas,
tsSnISy tSSS ~ What lhslE DHsAiss are, and W6ethst
THousAHDs are now ckIrg out lives Of Rreteh-
eoness and pain, and tho16Ands more MnklnR
tnto premature graves. who might be Teatosod 10
aeSitn i and happtness BY ttsH1ly dHd proper mSdG-
" Longdvn's practice embraces Dlpeaaes Ct
me Bye Kar, Head, ThroA. and LuneaS pstGseS
the Hear, stomach, Liver Gnd BoWeR; Dis
eases o. the KldISIs. Blsddar, Prostate 0hnd
6nd Urinary orEInF: E!atlSeS OF Wonrn q and
EnueFe1; DLseases ot The Nervous sysian; In
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DOMINICAN PRIDE, says a Judge sullI-
M who has recently returned from San
NllngoiwRS greatly incensed by the tone
Sas American press and Of the Senate,
u Ae discussion Of the annexation ques-
S'n' eut can, he intimates, be Soothed by
ISspufchase Of the lsland on more liberal
an' y than those proposed last year. Sill,
sEt promises that his people will not
1a The matter on this country. Appar-
auyn an inducement TO the purchase,
Monnce Is given Of unusually fine crops
lAyeafi but 1t Is not stated that, II we
SNm these, we should have to pay for
" SSa' even II We owned the island, and
", SaI :, We car. II we wish, buy them with
'o'00'inS San Domingo. gi,r .s
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New York, Nov. 2J.-This afternoon
there was On order sent into the Stock
Board 70 buy 10000 shares ,ol North
western Tor the account Of Dfake q Bfos.
BY Garland, Martin & Co. MI. Drake
claims not to be responsible, as he only
cleared the stock for N. II. Smith, who
had borrowed the stock from Garland,
Martin q Co, upon which he paid 90.
Joslyn, Bach d Co. sent their check for
their full amount for the account iorD rake
& Bros., and they, Drake & Bros, paid
Garland, Martin & Co. with their check
lor the same amount, thus only clearing
the stock for both parties Ii was ex.
pected on the street to-day that Jay
Gould would be rearrested on suit of the
Erie directors, but no movement against
him has yet transplred. Judge Fancher
today, on application Of r. G. Sherman,
Issued an order against the Erie railroad
70 show cause why the order oil arrest OF
Jay Gould should not be vacated. An
order was also granted to take the depO.
sltion Of Horace F. Clark, to be
used on the motion. Jay Gould has
made ahdayit, ln which he denies
Peter Il. Watson and Henry N.
Smiths aftldavits 10 general terms and
state Is to all matters Of fact in the Wat.
sons affidavit. They are made 10 appear
IN false light BY the supposition ol other
facts which must have been known to
Henry N, Smith, from whom Watson OBJ.
tainOd all the information. That Watson
knew that the Erie Company had grant.
ed him q release, at which neither depo.
nen4nor Fisk were present and purposely
suppressed the fact. That prior to and At
the time OF bis arrest, he was actually
dealing IN Northwest u advance price
and that the parties to whom the
management OF this action was com.
mitted, we're engaged in depressing It's
price, and that the Plaintiffs attorney, un.
der the encouragement Of Smith, Drew,
Cravers and other speculators for the fall,
sought to have the deponent held to bail
In 50, ,700. .OO0i under The impression that
be could not procure such bail and would
be compelled to remain under arrest, aud
that panic would have been produced
upon the market, and he states his belief
that such result was contemplated by the
attorney In the action, and by the others
he named, and that thus tie Erie railroad
would never have been able 10 recover
anything from him II anything was due.
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GERMANY.

LONDON, November 25.-A special dis.
patch from Berlin to the TVMsi says that
forty landed proprletors will probably be
elevated to the peerage 10 qualify them
tage.
BERIu, November, 25.-Tho Prince
and Princess Imperial will not make their
intended tour TO Switzerland. The health
OF the Princess Ia delicate, and her physI.
clan advises her TO 60 10 Carl Ruhs.
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The Louisiana Election.

NRw YoRK, November 2A-In relation
to the reported detection ofelectlon frauds
In Louisiana and the transier Of that State
from Geeeley to Grant in consequence,
the TfiotS6 Bays: "nt Governor War.
moth or any person else has BEEN engag.
cd In tampering with the returns, we
trust that. speedy punishment may. be
awarded for the crime against free insti.
tutiou thus committed. The candidate
who hasor could have In any election an
interest 90 great aa that Of the whole peo.
pie that their will honestly expressed,
should be honestly recorded
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,

MONTGOMERY, November 25.-Goy-
ernor Lewis and all The newly elected
State oHcere, took the oaths Of Office this
morning. The body sitting at the U. 8.
Cont rooms, adjourned until tomorrow.
The outgoing Governor, McInStIy, inform
ed the Senate through retiring 1t. Gov.
ernor horen, that he could not preside
until tomorrow, whereupon Mr.. Erwin
was selected President pro teu. Gov
ernor Lewis has so tar recognized neither
body, It Ii rumored he will issue proc.
lamation conyening the Legislature to
meet at the Capitol, tomorrow at 10
oclock. ,tnMlN M.nnLEI
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NEw YoRK's accumulation Of unpun-
shed murders Is the subject Of much se-
Ts'e comment, and talk Of lynch law 4
revived. Witnesses OF the scene In Pine
street at the time Of the arrest OF King for
iIlllOg O'Neil, say Q crowd composed Of
we'll dressed and Intelligent men was
!teaty inclined to lynch the prisoner, and
that ruse, by which King was taken
through an unoccupled building, was all
thai saved him from summary Justice.
Evtn the ataid and Conservative journal
fSansrahSs an editorial headed "The
Vnsa In Pine street." In which the spirit
displayed by the crowd Of brokers, mer-
Giants, and other business men is consid-
ssd Indicative ois vigilance committee,
TSans similar organization, ,asnp distant
dy, n n AunIhIFi J
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HoIniclde at DenyeF. q

DENvRR, sNosGmbet 5-About six
o'clock last evening Charley Hughes, son
oi . well known speculator and contrac.
torot thus city shot and mottally wound.
Cd John Z. HaymRn, q young man EN-.
ployed 10 the abstract, oftlce Of Daniel
Witler. Both parties were young men
about twenty years ofage II isreported
that q woman was the cause OF the dlffl.
Guilty, HaymSn died, about Ill 4 O'Clock
last night ~ 50 'BATJLl 10 NOuLi
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SAN FRANCISCO.
Alledged Diamond Discoveries In
~. AriJonia. ~"
Great Excitement Over Reports
'gtEB 2 the Discoveries, . II

Great Excitement Over Reports Of
7 10 3 1.-The Discoveries. = : "a n
SAN FRAHo1oo,, November s5-A. G.
Stanton and Jauinbost Cotton have arrly.
ed from the diamond fields, and Stanton
has Q ruby which be claims to be worth
Sl600 900. It 10 still claimed BY some the
aslds are "sAlted."' The report:are mixed.
The fields are said 10 be located near the
head Of the Rio Grande. Stanton reports
those aS visited BY him, 10 ba twelve
miles square and dssolated. lESIY E
Ex-Governor McC Cormick, reelected 10
Congress, eS, starts tOr Warrington tO-mOt-
SAN FRAScrsco, November SS-We
sent this morning Q statement OF the ar
rival Of Stanton and Others Of this elty,
with a ruby worth $4,000, and dis-
monde and other precious stones valued
at 100000, The reports has caused an
intense excitement All sorts OF rumors
are Get aaoat. Stanton insists upon the
geuuineness Of bis discoveries and has
described theIgroundsiwhere the diamonds
were found, with great particularly,
The general opinion Il thai the thing d 4
gigantic fraud,