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Arizona weekly miner., 1875-05-14

WASHINGTON never made speech. In the zenith of his fame he once attempted II, failed, and gave it up confused and abashed. In framing the Constitution of the United States,A the labor was almost wholly per formed in the Committee of the Whole, of which George Washington was the chairman; but he made two speeches during the con- vention of very few words each. The con- veation, however, acknowledge the master spirit, and historians affirm that, had 1t not been for his personal popularity and the thirty words of his first speech, pronouncing it the best that could be united upon, the Constitution would have been rejected by che people. Thomas Jefferson never made a speech. He couldn't do it, Napoleon, whose executiye ability is almost without par silel, said that bis greatest difficulty was in finding men of deeds rather than words. when asked how be maintained his influence over his superiors in age and experience Sheu Commander-in-Chief of an army in Italv. he said by reserve. The greatness of s man is not measured by the length of his suecches and their number.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-05-14

In England and in some other portions oi the Old Country It IS not considered vulgar m young lady to be healthy and vigorous There is less of that feeble, Holly polly nonsense than we meet with in certain circles here. Who ever heard an English girl say, ''Oh, can't ,' when invited to take d walk of ten or dozen miles Young men who may wish to start small hospital, with at least one permanent patient, should marry small, tight-laced, fashionable Ameri- can grl--or dry goods show-case-who has been in the care of a family physician since she was six years old. He will wish he had not.-TScivnce of Health.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-05-14
Proposals for Corn Meal, Bacos
 and Salt.

HEADQRs DISTRICT OF NEW MEXICO,
 OFFICE OF CHIEF CoANssARY Or SUBSISTENCE
 SANTA fE March 3l. lr's SEALED PROPOSALS, IN TRIPLIcATE. " be received this office and at the ofe.s of the Ace CoHmissares of Subsistence at each of the posts ns herein, until noon. Monday June A. l-75 fnrn's the niied States Subsistence Department a; fors ey, Bayad, Craig. AcRae. S-ldOn. Stanton, | nlen Wingate New Mex eo. and Fort Gariai d. c. Ir suen quantities of Corn Meal. Beans and Fine sss may be from time 10 time required from July l, sS June 20. 1876. ~, Separate proposals on different sheets of paper, vS required for each past.
 All blank fsrns instructions. conditions, approsTS, estimates of quantities required, ac will b. supPsr of the above named pos,s. CHAS. P. EAGAN. ap3ot4 Capt aud c-s
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-05-14
Uhe ~ aalinrr.
SORROWFUL WORK.
BY BENTON MURRAY.

a BY BENTON MURRAY. I was out in the woods this mornin',
 Afore you was up, know; And l killed a couple Of partridge
 And a dozen squir'ls or SO; When, comin' round the corner,
 Thar by old ThTasber's Creek, \ seen somefhin' down in the bushes,
 runnin' it like streak. was alters proud of my shot, PAifr
 Have won many beef, you know; Ard fore thought, jest jerked up,
 And pulled down on that doe. You better b'lieve fotch'd 1t,
 As good as a mortal could; For it jest trapped down on the grass, there, In little red heap of blood. I was up by its side in minute;
 But It seemed that somehow shook When them purty brown eyes come open With pitiiul sort O look. know I'm rough and ugly,
 And they say I'm surprsin' bad, But if 1 hadn't teecbed that rife
 I'd been uncommon glad. For thar was hole in the shoulder
 VI ucIc lOu Lli1Ht 1 stuCh 1Oui HSts And the big bright eyes was kivered
 With something that looked like mist. But still they went straight through me, lr aThougb how, can never knoW,-- With a look like a little baby
 That died not long ago. It made me feel mighty quiyery, . With one or two looks like these So, out with my knife in second, And put tue poor thing at ease. 1 dunno why l done it,
 IL was sorter undignfed- But jest pumped down thar by it.
 Right flat on the ground, and cried. Well, yes, guess I'm foolish,
 And you may think less oi me, Phil, But wouldn't a killed that critter For fifty-dollar bill.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-05-14
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
 IS THE NATTER OF THE Estate of JAMES B. MILLER, Deceas1

Notice is hereby given by the Ddersigned adminisn ter of the above named estie o the creditors of and persons having claims against tbe said deceased ioe hibt the win the necessary yozehers within months from the fIst publication of this not si Law Office of J. F. HargFaye Cortez street, is town of Prescott county of Ysvspai Territory of Ass
 JACOB L. MILLER,
 Prescott May ,, ls15. 4t Adminisirsaf
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-05-14
NOTICE.

To l. s. Jenks A. Wade and J. W Tower owners in Arizona: You are hereby notified that if you do not appew within ninety (O) days from the date hereof and pay proportion of he expenses incurred in the amount of work done on said mre required by law the under signed will claim forfeiture Oi interest in said mine in accordance with the mining laws now in force.
 c. A. LUXE.
 Prescott, February Is Is7a Nl9 jm
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-05-14

To Thomas Wallace N II Smith, William Holden, J. F. Nssmith Sam1 Lub.ck. T. A. Tahet any other perscn deriving their title by deed from the orisna ocaiors is the Overland ledge lode or yein situated Wallapa Mining District. Mohav eOnn'y. A. T.:
 You hereby notified that 1T yvu do mt within ninety days the service o hs poce pay @ the undersigned at Mineral Park Mnhave county, A. T your proportional part of the incurred aid ne or location required by the Cougrs ssional law approved May 10 Is72 the undersg gued will claim forfeiture of n terest in said mine. VIM ToWLE.
 JAMES P. BULL Mineral Park March l2 1875 mris 3m
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-05-14
oEEGAR. 3HI isae
N 0 T IC E

To R. Luiofs A. walrath C. H. ycigt. O. H. Eggers J. Pariman, A Y. Easterhy, o Sehoeman, A; J. Bell and w Iewj, co-owners with tse undersigned in that certain mining claim or location kpown as the original
 claim location that certain quartz lead CT lode known trcf in the eoaniy of Yavapa Territory of AriD Da;
 You and each of you hereby notified that the un dergned have be done upon such claim or To- United States af a cost in the of hundred and seventy dollars And yen. and each of you. hereby nofhed to pay Co c Shsckes. the store o Levi Bashiord in he of Prescott in said county o Yavapa your respective proportions of the said cost of said labor within ninety days from The service of this notice and that fl default of you either ot claim under the mining laws in iorce hreiiure of the interest n said claim location of The person making such default The amount due by each of you for sneh lsb.r i. at the ,e If tea dollars per leo by you in such cl& location. ALONZO E. DAVIS.
 JAMES F. PORTI R.
 Prescott Feb 2e is75 3m
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-05-14
N Q T I C F. .

ToF W Shoholm his legal representatives owner in the Davis lode Hassaya Disnict favarai eenni Arizona Terriry Yon hereby notified that 1T you do Dot sprear within ninety so) days fro the daf~ h.r of and pay your proportion of the expenses incurred developing said mine the undersigned will claim a ior. feiiure according law oi your interest in sad mine
 J. N. McCASDLESS. s Prescott February e. 1875. 3m.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-05-14

A NEW Stock Board is to be organized in San Francisco, 10 consist of forty charter members, who will be charged 5000 each. E. J. Baldwiu-is to be President, and among the members named are James NJ. Mcdonald, George c. Hickox, A. W. Whitney. William NJ. Lent, General Dodge, Robert Sherwood and David Fay.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-05-14
PROBATE NOTICE.
N o T C E {.
U. s. LAND OFyIcF, PRFsCOTI. A. T. Nav. 1915


 PRFscOTT, A. IT, May :. 1875. ] To he Atlantic and Pseife Reiiredd Co. Greeting: The following described pres smpton cash entries B at this Ufs e, vz
 No. 4. Augustus Cranes January 70 IsTx Ssiflens -March :, le7U. of and of \ " !, ~ ton l, Township l6 nor h, Range west. No. s. Edward c. DDnnhu4b, January J. 1873. tietnent-DecenbcT 22 le7u. W of aBds | of $ w |. Section 3o. Township l7 n"rih, Raags wesr. and lot No. |, Section l, Township I6 nOrs Range west
 No. 37. John T. Lowell, March , le53 Settlemes'- September 25. ls7l. Lot No. 2 and $ r. of x W isz Lo' No. 3 and of s W !, Sectional TowDshiPD north, Range , west. No 40 Curtis c. Bean. April l, 1873 Se,tlsment-Ng's l2 le69. Of W Section ls and of \ VI. Section 10. Township l7 north, Rang- Have been approves by the Hon. s. $. Bur,eit Comss sioner GeSeral Lan Ofire, snbrci to an appeal wis sixty (601 days from fhe date nf this notice. The tracts above described within rbs limits Of withdrawal Tor the Aiis ntir and Pac6c Rsirad Cnmr ny which took effect March 2 1872 The parties nans above having settled prior To withdrawal
 WILLIAM V. KELLY, # m,7te Regss
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-05-14
$ U M M o N s
IL & LAND OFFICE

U. s. LAND OFFICE.
 PRESCOTT, A. T, May :, 1s75. To IT. 4. EastaGn, E9Irard (. DoRoAHgh and Wyiie ". StGBdter, Creating:
 In the of the contested land involving title the x. of the N. F.. and the F. of \. w. 4 Secoa lS Township IT north Range three f3D west All the partes in interest hereby notified to appear this office the lih day of July next ai 10 oek AN
 WILLIAM N KELLY, my7t9 Register.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-05-14
N or IC E..

To Benjamin Heck, in the Espanosa lode Tige District, Yavapai County, Arizona You hereby notified that if yen do not appear within ninety f90j days frum the dae hersoi. and Yy yonr ppporton of the expenses in ared in the of done said mine required by law the und.r signed will clam a frfeiurc of ySnr interest in said mine, in accordance with the mining laws in fures
 JAMES ROACH Prescott April IS7y
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-05-14

2 Josh Billings says: "Tbere ain't anything that will completely cure lazlness, though a a second wife has been known to hurry 1t some"
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-05-14
Cured at Home.
HALLS VEGETABLE SlClLIAN HAIR REVIEWER.

This standard article is compounded with the greatest care
 It's effects are as wonderful and satisfactory
 It restores gray faded hair its youthful color.
 IL removes all erupons itching. and tandruh and the scalp by iis use becomes white and clean.
 By it's tonic properties the capillary glands to their normal vgor preventing badness and making the hair grow thick and strong.
 As dressing nothing has been found eIectual or desirable. Dr A A. Hayes State Assayer of Massachusetts, says of T consider s best PrePdrdoH for it's intended purposes"
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-05-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.
PRESCOTT POST OFFICE.
 Arrivals and Departures of Malls.

ARRIVE. Cto>Es- From Southern Arzoua California and the Atlantic States Mondav, and Thursdays i Tuesdays and Fridays ai g From Hardyvills Mineral Park Cerbat and points in
 MohaVe. Thursiavs Saturdays at 6 A. M. Prem Santa Fe (New Mexieoh via Forts Wingate and
 Defiance and Camp Verde. Tuesdays. Fridays at r. N Tom Wickenburg, via Walnut Grove Bradshaw and
 Moves Mills. Saturdays at P.M M Sundays al AM Money order office hours frum A. N to P. M. Rsgist aiion closes a , F. M- Office open Sundays ir n to 10 A. M and from to NJ. No money orders issned or paid on Sundays. fel2ul JAMES $. GILES, P. M.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-05-14
N 0 Y | C F.

All persons interested in the Shelton Lode. Brad shaw Hasn Ari7oua hereby notih that II they as not appear within ninety (9Of days fOn She date here and pay their proportion of the expenses incurred A amount of work done on said mine required by Ias the undersigned will claim forfeiture c. your iBteres ia said mne in accordance with the mining laws now force. C. Y. SHELTON,
 A. L. NOELLER
 GEO. A. HAMNOND.1
 GEO. D. KENDALk.s Prescott, A. T., April 9. 1915 3m
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-05-14
THE BEST IN THE WORLD!
NO HOUSEKEErER CAN MAKE SWEET AND
 WHOLESOME BREAD WITHOUT IT.

Cream of Tartar Chrystals and English Bi-
 Carbonate of Soda, in kegs,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-11-28
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER %, 1877

0ls 81 SIC; June "A l604hc; July a 5-32dl4s SIC;
August IA 32d14 II &c.
Flour dull; Tor tlade brands quiet ard active;
ste ady prices Tor shipping extras SIS 2oa6 As for
common to fair extra SoutherD Sc s0d9 Tor good
TO choice do. Wheat opentd heavy; closed z03c
lower; boders more disposed to realize; closed at
81 l5dl 49, Corn opened a shade fl mel; closed
ques'; Exchsr Ge price 4205Oc for mixed Western
and State; 45d52c for While Western and State.
Pork hTmer; mess job lots 1922 25022 so. Lard
Prime steam IL &c. Coffee firm. Sugar firm. r ce
quiet. Molasses-Eew Orleans steady fair de-
maDd Turpentine and Iosin quiet. Freghts
steady BY sail. cotton f,l6d grain s0ahd steam
cotton 7l6d grain .9d9&d.
Demand tar; No. Chicago spring s l oral 08 No.
do s. 0ih al O4s spot. Isl CAS- December. Corn
active; NJ. mixed 49sc spot November. Oats
quiet and weak; M. 2 30as d30kc. Barley dull;
S61ic spot; IS d85l:c Dec, mber. Rye-Dsmand
light; holders firm. Pork easier; good demand;
500 spot; fl9 As all the year. Lard quit and firm
'2.3Oal2.35c spot IL 45c February delivery. Bulk
meats steady. Whisky 81 ll}s
CINCINNATI, November 27.-Four and wheat
new steady, 49a52c. Oats steady; demand mode
rate; 30645c. Barley, pork, bulk meate and bacon
quiet aud unchanged. Rye dull; 77073c. Lard
Den and fair AID firm; steam l2aac; Kettle l3l c.
Green meats closed dull. Hogs moderately active
common light $7a7 81; fair To good packing S So
choice heavy ST. 60d7 is.
ST. Louis November 27.-Flour dull and un.
No. do s 28. Corn dull No. mixed AN a 49c
oats dull; No. g. 33c. Barley and rye unchanged
Dry sst, d meats and green meats, pork and cattle
unchanged. Racon-Nothing doing. Lard he at
IL aec. whisky steady and unchanged. Hogs
III uIer; packing Sc 90a7 60
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-11-28
Curran's Ingenuity.

A farmer, attending fair with f100 in
his pocket, took the precaution of deposit
| ing it in the hands of the landlord of the
| public house at which he stopped. Having
occasion for it shortly afterward, he re,
sorted to mine host for payment. But the
| landlord, too deep for the countryman,
wondered what he meant, and was quite
sure no such SUM had ever been lodged in
his hands by the astonished rustic. After
Intellectual appeals to the recollection and
finally to the honor of Bardolph, the farmer
applied to Curran for advice.
Have patience, my friend" said the
sci; .'speak to the landlord civilly-tell him
you have left your money with some other
person. Take friend with you, and lodge
with him another hundred in the presence
Of your friend, and come to me.
He did go and returned to bis legal friend
"And now | can't see how l am going to
be better off for this if l get my second
hundred back again. But how is that to be
done2"
go and ask him for it when be is alone"
said the counsel
AYE, sir, asking won't do, am afraid
without my witness at any rate"
Never mind; take my advice" said his
counsel; do as l bid you, and return to
me-"
The farmer returned with his hundred
glad to find that safely in his possession.
Now, sir, must be content, but / don't
see that am much better off,"
well, then" said the counsel, 'snow take
your friend along with you, and ask the
landlord for the hundred pounds your friend
saw you leave with him.
We need not add that the willy landlord
found he had been taken off his guard, while
our honest friend returned to thank his
counsel exultingly with both hundreds in
his pocket,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-11-28
How Alcohol Enters the sv.,.,,.

Again, when taken in by the more ordi-
nary channel, the stomach, it finds it's way
by two routes in o the circulation, A Ger
tain portion OF 1.-THE greater portion of
it's absorbed direct by the veins of the
alimentary surface. finds it's way straip ht
into the larger veins, which lead up to the
heart, and onward with the course of the
blood. Another portion is picked up by
small structures proceeding from below the
mucous surface of the stomach, and from
which originate series of fine tubes thar
reach at least the lower portion of a com
mon tube, termed the thoracic duct-a tube
which ascends in front of the spinal column
and terminates at the junction of two large
veins on the left side OF the body, at q point
where the veinous blood, returning from the
left arm, joins with the returning blood
from the lett side of the head on its way TO
the heart. 1t is go greedy for water that it
Will pick it up from all the watery textures
OF the body and deprive them of it, until,
by It's saturation, it can take up no more,
It's power of reception being exhausted:
after which it diffuses itself into the current
OF circulating fluid. When we dilute alcohol
with water before drinking it, we quicken
Its absorption, and II we do not dilute it
sufiiciently, it ia diluted in the 81 omach by
tue transudation of water in the stomach,
until the required reduction fol- its absorb.
ton is effected.-Popular Science Monthly.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-11-28

the: We accept your proposition Tor q cal
of mutual council of churches. and will
Listen to their ii aternal advice"
The Peoples Savings Bank Gle sed to-day
Deposits amount to $2oO,0eO.
Astor's Funeral.
The funeral of William b. Aston, from
Trinity Chapel, was largely attended.
Des Apges' Sentence.
Colonel Robert Des Anges, ex-deputy col
lector OF customs, convicted OF smuggling
goods through the appraisers office at under
prisonment, SIC, 0O0 fine, and to remain i'm.
prisoned until the fine is paid.
Suspended.
Goodkud Brothers, wholesale liquor deal
srs, suspended.
Acquitted on the Insanity Dodge.
The second trial of John Scanned for the
murder OF Thomas Donohue terminated
this evening in verdict OF not guilty, Inc
Jury believing him insane. Judge Barrett
was ind ignant, and plainly intimated bis
prisoner until Wednesday 10 ascertain
whether his insanity still continued.
Contractors TO be Prosecuted.
The AT orney General OF this State has
ordered suits to be brought against Con
tractors w. C. Kingsley and A. Keely, En-,
gineer Adams, Water Commissioner w. A.
Fowler aud ex-Water Commissioners Archl-
bald Bliss and Z. A LAWYER. all of Brook
lyn, TO recover excessive amounts paid IN
the new storage reservoir sewer contracts,
in which it is alleged there was colluslon
b. tween the contractors and officials. The
amount to be sued for is S663,0O0
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-11-28
MARKETS,
Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK, November 27.-Sub.treasury bal
ancrs-Gold S42, 546 225; currency e43 1876 667.
The ub-treasurer paid out 900 on account Of
interest and 6458 900 for bonds
Customs receiI to 0.dsy e452 900.
The following IL the bank statement: Loans de-
creased 0,o00 specie increased s500,0O0; legal
tenders decreased 81 ,0000 GOO, depoeits decreased
e375 ,00O reserves decreased e375000
At the Cotton Exchange the market on spot has
declined Ne during the week. At one time quite
. good business for consumption was done, and
fair business for export. but the quiet market in
Liverpool, decline in gold, and more than ALL the
large receipts 81 ports, have caused marked fall
Ing on in trade, and the close 10 dull and weak.
The same infucnces have combined to depress fu.
lures. but ialterly they have ruled frmer. Some
deefease IN receipts ct the ports At the close e
VOL - the report o. he failure Of OPERATOR
some what.
Cotton closed quiet and easy middling mp ands
1tn, eoas 3343. 1l1' -
1nfu!sa closed weak sases 70 30 aass, q follows
November l3t 0i3 e33c; Deosnhar u 33c: jsnu-
~ p e19G s.l6c; February u 330l5 6r;
March y el60ls is;oc; April - $40; Mayl3 ss8
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-11-28
STATE NEWS.

%hNNA-'I-N-'
From the Donaldsonville Chi,t, Novem.
Der 90:
Eighteen suits have been instituted for
back taxes.
Town Constable Sullivan has beer com.
mitted for trial for assault and battery with
his club on Acy Jones' wife while arresting
him.
BOSsIER.
The Banner is now published as semi
weekly, and appears Mondays and Thurs
days. The Issue of November Is. says:
resident of Louisiana for thirty wears, died
Sunday, aged seventy two years.
FRANKLIN
From the San, November 20:
The district court is postponed to Janua-
~ 3.
The new Jail will be finished in three
wee ks.
Mr. II. NJ. Scott took the premium on a
thirty-ei9ht pound watermelon.
IBERIA.
From the Progress, November 90:
Cotton picking and sugar grinding are
going on in full b'a t, with abundant crops.
LAFoURCHE.
From the Republican, November 20:
Mr.. Charles NJ ellis died Saturday at
his residence in Thibodaux.
LINCOLN.
From the Vienna Sentinel, November 20:
Robert Num- was convicted of murder
and motion for new trial was overruled
Pink Richmond was acquitted of murder
Ardy johnson was found gnlty of assault
He left the courtroom and failed to appear
to receive his sentence. The grand iury
only found nine true bills. Deputy Sheriff
Braswell carried his prisoners to Farmer
vile. Union parish, the Jail of Liucoln hav-
ing been broken by outside parties several
times.
M0REHOUSE.
From the Clarion, November 20.
Messrs. David, Todd and C. G. Tatum re-
tire from the Clarion and wish success TO the
new commanders, Messrs ID. j. Norwood
and B. F. Schroeder.
From the Bastrop Republican, November
IS.
Robert Edward, a colored youth of
Bastrop, last week shot Malinda Floyd, a
colored girl. The wound being in the face.
will propably prove fatal.
Mayor r. A. Phelps calls attention to the
Thanksgiving proclamation of President
Grant.
Judge Robert Ray convened the district
court here on Monday last. The grand Jury
(which is an excellent one by the way) has
for foreman Mr.. George W. Daniels. With
such foreman and grand jury we may ex-
pect to see our law breakers soon upon the
rack.
The Monroe bar is represented here at
our court this week by Judge Willie Rich
ardson.
HIGHLAND.
The Franklin San says:
IL IS reported that the prisoners of Raw
vile succeeded in break ng Jail and effect.
ing their escape this week.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-11-28
SALE OF THE REVENUES d,
PUBLIC MARKETS,

DEPARTMENT OF Com
New Orleans, hovem Der a h
"lLL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION ii
w Council Chamber, CITY Hall. at 10
TUESDAY November 30, 1875, the revenues
following markets for the month Of DtY
1875. viz
JEFFERSON CITY MARKET.
NINTH STREET MARKET.
MAGAZINE MARKET,
PILE MARKET
CLAIBORNE MARKET
IRENE MARKET,
WASHINGTON MARKET,
PORT MAkKkT,
SORsPURU MARKET,
ST. BERNARD MARKET
LIE BRETON MARKET
The markets VIII be sold separately.
Terms-Cash on the spot in United Stas
rency.
The city reserves the right to reject anyv
bids.
J. q. LaNDRY,
noes 1t Administrator of CoHus
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-11-28
PRUPOSAL.s.

DEPARTMENT OF Pyu
City Hall. New Orleans, November5 d
SEALEO PROPOSALS WILL BE EGEIvsD1
y TIVE I've O'Clock NJ WEDNESDAY, Deeta,
for the exchange of Thirty eight huudreda
premium bonds ~ their face va ne and ii ttN
old bonds of the CITY of New Orleans, ala
late cities of Jefferson and Carrollton.
AL old bonds exchanged MI be- preserved
until the premium bonds are redeemed vii
miums
Proposals must be directed to the Comnzi
of the Consolidated Debt, and Endorsed Prl
for exchange of bonds.
The right to reject all bids is reserved.
nG6 2taw tde2l ED. PILSBURY, Admilisnl
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-11-28
McNally's Raid.
A special from Brownsville, Novemb

special from Brownsville, November 25,
to the Galveston Ne,es, says:
Private letters received to-day from Can
tain McNally's company. state that instead
of being surrounded by Mexicans and treat.
ing for surrender. he actually dictated the
terms of his withdrawal from Mexico.
which we're that the Mexican authorities
promised 70 return the stolen cattle and
surrender the thieves.
6eventy-fye head of cattle have been re-
ceived BY McNslly, ard one thief hung BY
the Nexicans.