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The Orphans IN st. Louis.

The 1.-TWO Orphans" have had stormy
though profitable season in St. Louis. 1t
will be remembered that last Monday the
Shook & Palmer party procured from the
State Circuit Court No. 4 an Injunction
against the Mckee Rankin Orphans, and
went SO far as to cause the arrest of Mr..
Rankin and his partner while on the stage
at De Bars Opera House. The next day
Judge Lindley receded from his position SO
far as to decide to hear the case upon its
merits, He appointed Thursday, and when
plaintiffs came into court they asked for a
continuance ofithe case, and also q restrain
ing order against defendants. Defendants
attorney said the plaintiffs had been six
months litigating the matter, and the
counsel should have been ready to
answer at any moment. The judge, how
ever, said he felt compelled to grant con-
tinuance of the case. The next day the
plaintiffs did not appear in cour', and the
defendants attorney asked for transcript
of the case and subsequently filed it in the
United States District Court. In the mean
time the rival companies have continued to
play their versions of the Two Orphans, y
both at De Bars Opera House and at the
Olympic Theatre, and both theatres have
been SO crowded at each performance that
Mr.. Kurdish will be puzzled when he tries
to tell how much he has been damaged by
Rankin and the London edition. Such is
justice in ST. Louis. The Journal says.
"The whole matter appears very much like
petty spite and small! souled rivalry on the
part of the Olympic management
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the other members of the Corps Diplo.
matique will, as usual, receive invitations.
The Princes Birthday.

the other members Of the Corps Diplo.
matlque will, as usual, receive invitations.
The Princes Birthday.
To-day is also the anniversary of the
birthday of his royal highness the Prince
OF Wales. The church bells were rung
nerrlly during the forenoon, and salutes
were fired from the Tower. the barracks, in
~. James Park, at Windsor and elsewhere.
The city will be partially illuminated this
evening.
Spanish Troops in Cuba.
HAVANA, November 1.-TWO transports
arrived to day with reinforcements for the
Spanish army. The weather is very dry,
and great activity is manifested.
The Emperor's Congratulations.
BERLIN, November 9. The Emperor
William. on receiving the president and
vice president of the Parliament to-day,
laid stress on the eminently peaceful aspect
OF affairs. Though the Bosnian difficulty
was still unsolved, he expressed himself as
confident OF a peaceful settlement of that
question.
A Denial from the Ultramontanes.
The leaders of the Ultramontsne party
have published a notice declaring that no
authority has been given to negotiate for
the settlement of the ecclesiastical question.
The Suffrage Question,
right centre it was decided to support the
government, with the desire to maintain M.
Buffet during the elections. The lett, ap-
prehensive of the defeat of the proposed
system of scrutin de ASte, are endeavoring to
make arrangements with the Legitimist
parry.
The Assembly to day, by a vote of SOY
yeas 10 % nays, adopted the amendment to
the electoral bill, enabling halt yearly resi-
dents to vote, in accordance with an agree
ment with the government committee.
Marine.
QUEENSTOWN, November 9.-The Ger
man bark Eintracht, from Baltimore Octo-
ber H. arrived today, with her bulwa warks
damaged and a part Of her cargo thrown
overheard,
The Fight with the Malayans
PENANG, November 9.-The mutilated re-
mains OF Mr.. Birch, late English resident at
Perak, have been recovered after sharp
engagement with the Malayans. In the
fight Captain lnnis, of the Tenth Regiment,
was killed and two officers and eight men
wounded.
New Turkish Minister of Foreign Affairs.
VIENNA. November 9.-The Turkish am
bassador in this city has been summoned to
Constantinople to assume there the Min
istry for Foreign Affairs, He favors the
reforms recommended by Russia, Austria
and North Germany.
Rumors of the Concordat.
ROME, November 9,-Recently the Didrio
Espanot, of Madrid, gave publication to the
statement that note had been dispatched
from the Vatican to Spain, insisting upon
the execution of the concordat, attributing
the civic war to religious tolerance de-
manding that the Bishop of Urgel be tried
by ecclesiastical judges, etc. The existence
OF this note is denied here. The communl.
cation from Spain is still unanswered.
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FOREIGN.
Railroad Accident.

LONDON, November 9.-Au accident oc-
Cured at the Ludgate Hill terminus of the
London, Chatham and Dover railway, in
this city, this evening. Thirty persons we're
more or less injured.
Illness of the Queen of Holland.
A special to the Times says the Queen of
Holland is in a precarious condition.
Egyptian Finances.
A Renter telegram confirms the dispatch
to the Times of yesterday to the effect that
the Egyptian government had applied to
England for two experts to examine into
and arrage its finances.
News from the Malay Peninsula.
A special telegram from Penang to the
Times says all this side of the Malay penin-
sula is greatly excited. A general outbreak
is feared. Hong Kong has been telegraphed
to for troops. One man-of- war, two gun
boats, and about 400 troops are now at
Perak.
Lord Mayors Day.
To-day is Lord Mayors day, and business
and street traffic was for q long while to a
great extent suspended. The weather,
So'sg was SSd sna sgy
pleasant aAdfsvorable fbr the great event
Of the dag, tho installation of Alderman
W. J. r. 'Calton as lord mayor of London
for the coming year. The general arrange
ments for the usual ceremonies were success
fully carried out. After religious and other
exercises had been performed at the Guild
hall. the procession at about two o'clock
staIted upon its march to Westminster Hall.
Among the features of the procession were
the band Of the Grenadier Guards, the
Twentieth Hussars' mounted cavalry band,
the Honorable Artillery Company, 100
Odd Fellows OF Manchester Unity, 100 boys
from the Marine Society, the usual delega-
tiops from the city, liveried companies, and
tfiS new Lord Mayor and sheriffs in their
aiided coaches. After Q short stay at West
minister Hall, where the mayor and sher-
iffs took the" necessary oaths, and
went through other legal formslties, the
procession returned to Guildhell. The route
throughOIt was lined with thousands OF
people, and many houses were gaily deco.
rated with flags and streamers.
Owing to the excellent police arrsnge-
menss there was NO disorder Whatever BE-
yond the manifestations Of good humor
usual on Lord Mayors days. This evening
his 1lordship will signalise his first occups-
tion Of the Mansion HOUSE by the customary
good banquet. .',-.-.-...-
In consequence of the report of the select
committee Of the House Of C0nmoos or
loans to foreign States, Il, has been deter
mined not to invits the ministeFs for Hon
duras, Paraguay and Costa Rise, but sl
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NEW YORK,
Failed.

New YORK, November 9.-Haight, Hoyt
Il Co., hat and cap trimming factory. have
failed. Liabilities S7j0,000
1t is now said tina. the liabilities of L. j.
Philips g. Co., who failed last week, are es-
timated at 3, 100000.
The failure Of Solomon Meyer, dealer in
ladies hats and trimmings, s announced.
News from stanley.
A London dispatch says letters just re
ceived from Stanley, dated at Mogslla. in
Ugarda, giving sI account of the continue
tiOn of the shores Of the Victoria Niyanza,
confirm Speke's view that the lake is one
large body of water and not series Of
small lakes as held by Livingstone.
Raid on an Illicit DistiIIery.
This afternoon. in Brooklyn, the deputy
United States cole ctors made d raid on an
illicit whisky SOIL and captured 1900 gallons
of mash and . barrel Of whisky. A large
crowd of rowdes' surrounded the govern
ment officers and hurled stones at them
during their operations.
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H0nOrs to the Brave.

From climb to cline, from pole to poll.
We have been handed tor publication the
proceedings of late meeting of the Bar
bers' Benevolent Association, with resolu-
tions complimentary to our friend, Colonel
R. NJ. Montgomery. Few men of his age
have lived longer than the colonel, and he
holds his age remarkably we'll. If his
snowy beard is the result of barber's skill,
it is not ours to know. If his hair on his
crowns summit is "going, going, gone"
ours is not the ear TO hear it. The benevo.
lent BARRIERS like the colonel, and in that re-
spect most everybody on Camp street are
like the BARRIERS. The resolutions are as
follows:
HALL BARRIERS BRNgvoLRST ASSOCIATIONS }
No. 81 Bienvl street :
New Orleans, November Z 1875. y
At the regular monthly meeting of this
association, held this day, the following
preamble and resolution was unanimously
adopted:
WHEREAS, Benevolence is the foundation
on which our association is established, and
any action having for its object the further
ance thereof is to be desired; and
Whereas, 1t is our aim to associate the
names OF men whose record bear testimony
of these merits, and appear to the commu-
nifty at large as household words; and
Whereas, Our old and tried friend and
distinguished fellow. citizen, +. NJ. Mont
gomery, by a lifetime exhibition of those
noble qualities so desirable in friend and
citizen, has merited the admiration of this
association, and as testimony of our CON
tidence, respect and esteem, be it
Resolred, That Richard NJ Montgomery
be and is hereby declared an honorary
member of the Barber's Benevolent Asso-
citation. and that the secretary be directed
to notify him of the action of this associa-
tion in meeting, aud that a copy of these
resolutions be transmitted to him.
JOSEPH HIRN, President.
j. G. BLUMENsTEIN, Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-11-10

Charles Case, Esq, long favorably known
in New Orleans as an eminent practitioner
in the United States courts, has reopened
his law Office in Washington, District of
Columbia, at Nos. "a and 25 LIE Droit
building, No. s02 F street. He will prac-
tice in the federal courts and before the de-
partments. Colonel Case has practioed law
in Ohio, Indiana, Louisiana and, while in
the government employ, in several other
States, always with marked credit to him
self and satisfaction to his clients. He has
for some time resided in Washington, but
has been in poor health. Being now fully
restored, he proposes to resume practice
there, and will prove q most worthy addi-
ton to the legal profession of the capital.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-11-10
The Jetty C0mmlsetOu.

Professor Mitchell, of the coast survey,
one of the engineer commission which was
to meet in this city to-day to examine the
work of Captain Eads and his company at
the South Pass, arrived yesterday, and is
stopping at the St. Charles Hotel. Up to
midnight last night none of the other gen.
tlemen had arrived, though Captain Eads
and Sir Charles Hartley are on their way
from st. Louis.
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Compliance with Law.

So far the only presidents of police juries,
and mayors who have reported whether
any defaulters exist in their bailliwicks,
besides Mayor St. Clair, of Brashear City,
are John Taaffe, Esq, president of the
police jury of St. Bernard, and Mayor Diz-
Ter, of Plaquem,ne. parish of Iberville, who
both cay they know of none.
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The District bonds.
WASHINGTON, November 9.-The govern
ing committee of the Washington Stock Ex-
change this evening adopted a resolution
that in view of the opinion Of the United
States Attorney General. concerning the
1865 District bonds, that "the United States
authorized the issue of these bonds to &C.
cure their own debt" they shall hereafter
be recognized and classed in all transae-
tions of this Exchange as bonds of the
United States.
Interior Department..
Alonzo Bell, of New York, has been ap-
pointed chief clerk of the Interior Depart.
ment.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-11-10

The thermometer at Louis Frigerio's, No.
so Chartres street, stood as follows Novem-
Der 9: At A. NJ, $50; at 2 P. NJ, go; at
6 P. M, coo. Lowest point during the night
of November 8, 500. Rain during the night
of November and morning of the ninth,
one inch and six-tenths.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-11-10

Tho following is the passenger list of the
steamship Frankfart, Captain Won Bulow,
from Bremen, Havre and Havana:
From Bremen-H. Fr,edericks, Mrs. o.
Freyle and children, C. C. Huohting, wife
and servant, Miss E. Freyle, Mrs. 8.
Schslk, Miss 8. Loffler, John Meir and fam
lily, Mrs. G. Holm, Ad. Freriohs, wife and
servant. Miss Ratbjen, F. Ernst, j. Fred
erich and family, Mrs.. Lorien PAUL., w.
Wendrpth, p. Ruhl. ..--'
From Havre-Mr. Lambert and family,
wife, +. Berger, g. Eefvat, A. Macarty, J..
Frank and family.
From Hsvsna-A. Brenot, j. Merandi, e.
ChAndoux.
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AMUSEMENTS.
nwELL,s ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

FOR ONE WEEK ONLY,
,doy, November =, Every Night, and
nssday and Saturday Matinees, the latest
sOBLES supported by J. B. Rogers Dramatic
s,ty Con- pany, who will present his success
JIM BLUDSOE,
In his American drama of
AND DETECTIVES.
Z sntertainment will commence with psr'or
s,ties by the wonderful BYNBS.'
.ra change on Thursday. Neve mber II. Fri
r"yember l2, first and only benefit tn Milton
a. saturday. November l3, last matinee and
inc performance. Sunday, November "a, Mics
Eldridge, supported by the Academy's dra
nmnany MOI
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Appsintment.

Governor Kellogg has appointed Etienne
Le Borgsois, tax collector Of Livingston
parish, vice w. H. Huston, removed for fail
ing to make the settlement required by
law
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Selling like wildfre,
Sailing like Wildtire

Selling like wildire,
Selling like wildire,
State lottery tickets
State lottery tickets,
For golden drawing,
For golden drawing,
December 25, 1875
December 25, 1875.
$500, 900 in prizes, all in gold.
$500, 900 in prizes, all in gold.
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NEW ORLEANS WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER TO- 1875
WASHINGTON.

also. A brick b rat was sunk av Mill Greek
bar, opposite Stonewall.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-11-10

$500, 900 in gold
viii be distributed
In the golden drawing,
Louisiana State lottery,
Positively Next Christmas.
Positively =. Next Christmai.
Capital prize el00, 900,
"a One chance in six.
Tickets only $50.
Purchase At once.
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CHARLES THEATRE.

!, .s, week of the eminent American actor,
8 OLIVER DOUD BYRON.
Wednesday and Thursday Evenings.
,artcuiar desire the great California success
BEN NIcCULLOUGH.
II =. Olivar nouA Rvron
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BANKS AND BANKING,

OTICE TO DEPOSITORS.
he depositors of the New Orleans Branch
tdman's Savings and Trust Com pany are re-
sted to call Immediately at the WORKING
rs BANK, No. gi Canal .treet, for official infor.
ion concerning the payment of a twenty per
dividend. to De paid on the first of November
C. D. STCRTEVANT,
No lm Assistant Cashier.
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FOB RENT.


vnle AND BOARD.
kr.. s.4 -T .....
4nes or single gentlemen may obtain hand.
mmished rooms, with or Without board. at
carondelet street. The house has been
reftted and furnished. References rs.
q single, with OF without board, for
eet.men or families, ct No. 2os 0revier
naronne. t54 -. 0cSA I'm
AHNT.-PART OF a RURNIHHRb HOU61
~ saatAble for . small family, or one er
aesnsA No. ~ nAgaSine street. ocl7
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-11-10

FRs. CHANFRAU'S
VARIETIES THEATRE.
FRENCH OPERA BOUFFE,
kery Evening and Saturday Matinee.
and Tomorrow Evenings, November
10 and IL,
time in New Orleans of offenbach's latest
and most successful Opera Bnude,
MADAME L'ARCHIDUC,
In will be presented with magnificent cos.
tunes and misc en- scene.
the third act, Grand Military Review.
+aay and Saturday first time here,
La JOLlE PARFUMEUSE
,urdsy Matinee-LA FILE DE NINE. AEGOT.
Sndsy Night, November l4-Gala Performance.
-Orchestra, S1, tRe.erved seats, so cents
N; Balcony 81; Family Circle, so cents; Gal
| E cents nol0
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.urdsy-LAST BYRON MATINEE.
rnasy' November l5-The eminent tragedian,
LAWRENCE BARRETT.
IaIs open at seven; performance at eight O'Clock.
y nfire open from ten to four O'clock. nOl0
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-11-10

HE GAIETY THEAThE,
kuer of Baronne and Common Streets.
1ES FLYNNB.. .............t..... ....froprletor
ARLBS q. WHITE. ..,...........S stage Manager
Ii PEOPLES FAVORlTE RESORT,
IN EVERY NIGHT, WITH THx MOST POWER.
PUL VARIETY COMPANY ON THB
AMERICAN CONTINENT.
p0RTY SELECTED SPECIALITY STARS
Appear at each entertainment.
Mission to suit the times-Fifteen, Twenty-Five
and Fifty Cents.
D NEW STARS EVERY WEEK.
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BY TELEGR R APH,
DISASTERS,

Burning of the Steamer City of Waco off
Gaiveston-Tbe Vessel and Cargo IA
Total Loss-The Passengers and Crew
Take the ships Boats and are Blown
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-02-23
Tuesday, 28d Of February, 1875,

between the hours Of II am. and 3 pm. Of
that day, on the southwest corner Of Main
and Madison streets, Memphis, Tennessee,
offer for sale for cash, TO the highest and best
bidder, the following property, t0-wit,l stu
ated, lying and being in the county of Shelby,
State ef Tennessee, Eleventh Surveyors Dis
triot, range six, section one: Beginning at u
stake in the southeast corner of said tract
thence west thirty-eight links TO a white. oak (;
thence west sixty links to q red-0ak, point
ers. being on the old Winchester line; thence
north forty-twO chains and ninety-six links
to a black. oak marked j w S and A p thence
north seventeen chains 10 a stake; whence
thirty-fOur links southwest, a sweet-gum.
sixty-eight links northwest, q BLACKBURN,
pointers; thence west nineteen chains and
iifty-eight links to a stake west side OF branch;
whence north two links, a poplar, east thiT-
teen, links, three red elms, pointers; thence
south seventeen chains and eight links TO a
stake; whence twelve links northeast, a
blackjack, east ifty-four links to hickory
pointers; thence west twenty. seven chains
and hfty-eight links to a stake; whence south
thirteen links. q blaok-gum, northwest six
teen links, a hickory, southeast thirty-two
links, an elm. pointers; thence south forty
two chains and eighty-two links 10 a large
white-oak; whence north ten links. n black
gum, west thirty-seven links, a dogwood,
north thirty-eight links, a hickory, pointers;
thence east f0rly-six chains and forty-eight
links to the beginning; containing two hun
bred and hirty-three and eightysthroe hun
dredths acres. The equity Of redemption Ia
expressly waived. The title Is believed % be
perfect, but | sell only as Trustee.
j. p. TREZEVANT. Trustee.
! WILSON 4 BEARD, Attorneys. l22-l5l
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-02-23
I'm Supreme Court at ,JacksOn,

-
E. M. Yerger ct al. VS.. &. e. G. Akin.
DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE PRO-
ID n6unoed by the Supreme Court of Ten
nessee at jackson on the Sth of June, 1874, in
this cause, l will, on
Saturday, 9th Of February, 1876
offor for sale to the highest bidder, in front of
the otice Of the Sheriff Of Shelby county, in
the city Of Memphis, the interest of defends
ant, y: E..C. Akin. Gt being an undivided
one-third INTEREST,", in and to O certain tact
or parcel. of land lying and being in Shelby
county, Tennessee, containing $40 acres, more
or less, oelng a portion OF a 64O-acre tract en-
tered by James p. Taylor on December Is,
1926, in the Eleventh Civil District, range 4,
section 2, beginning on the east boundary
line of James M. Lewis, entry No, Az, 10
chains south Of his northeast corner, nj a
swest-gum marked JPT, holly and sweet
gum pointers thence east SO chains, 30 links
to a line Of the Thomas Estelle entry No. IN,
a white.oak marked T, poplar, black-gum
n dogw0od pointers; thence south with
Estelle's line 81 chains, 40 links past Estelle's
land, south rs chains, 8links to q stake, from
which north 81 west 10 links stands q dog
wood marked T., blackjack, pOst-o oak and dog
wood pointers; thence west A chains and IL
linht to a blackjack marked A D in said line,
which Is a corner of q tract of land contain
ing lI3a acres, sold by Lucy 7. Temple to
Charles X. Gillespie; thence north 7 chains,
oAI2 ilnhs " u stako, ~Didck-Oak ana maple
pointers; thence west 80 chains. 50 links to a
stake, hickory, blackjack and dogwood
pointers, which stake stands on the western
line Of said 640-acre tract; thence north with
said line to the beginning.
Terms of Sale-said land will be sold on a
credit Of seven months, purchaser executing
note with approved security, and a lien re-
tanned on the land until said note is paid.
Equity Of redemption barred.
JOHN II. FREEMAN, Clerk,
ALEX W. CAMPBELL, Solicitor.
January q, 1875. 127-15b
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-02-23
Trustees Sale.

by VIRTUE OF A TRUST DEED MADE
ID to me as Trustee, by Enoch Taylor. on
December l3, 1873. and recorded in Record
Book No. 90. PIP. lis. 116 and III. in the Reg
the purpose Of securing certain indebtedness
therein named, l will, on Saturday,
February 2z, 1879, within legal hours,
and in front of the Memphis City Fire and
General Insurance Company, on Madison
street, Memphis, Tenn, sell for cash. the fol-
lowing described property, viz: Beginning
on the south side of Mosby street at a point
25h feet east of the northeast corner Of j. @.
Grifin's homestead running thence east with
the south line Of MOsby street 25% feet TO a
stake; thence south 1857 feet to a contem-
plated l6- feet alley; thence west on said
alley 25% feet; thence north 1857 feet to the
beginning; being the east half Of Lot No. l
and in the city of Memphis. Equity Of re-
demption waived. Title believed to be good,
but | only convey as Trustee.
HENRY J.. LYNN, Trustee.
R. O.. WILLIAMSON, Attorney. i25-l55