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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-03-11
THE MUNICIPAL ELECTION IN
NEW ORLEANS TO-DAY.

A municipal election will take place in
New Orleans to-day. There is a conflict, on
the subject Of negro suffrage, between the
city and State authorities. In order that
another riot may not take place, The PREsr-
DEsr, yesterday, dispatched Gen. SHERIDAN
to stop the election II, in his judgment, it
was necessary TO do so 10 prevent riot.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-03-11

The undersigned, with great reluctance, by
advice Of immediate friends, is compelled
publicly to deny IN toto the unjust charges
made against him in the report OF the con-
gressional committee. ESQ "a { ..r
Collector Smythe, in his letter 10 the Presi-
dent OF the United States, says "that in my
first interview with him that his frst action
in the matter was TO transfer the general or
der business to our firm without payment,
agreement or understanding rs to any
profits" This statement corroborate. II
Is simple statement OF the facts
There are many untrue allegations in that
report, which deem II idle to answer.
The card OF Mr.. Henry O. Bowen, pro-
prietor Of the Independent, fills me with as
constituent. His positive and unqualified
statement that he was never interested in the
general order business, or TO use his own
language that such statement is tan abom-
Unable falsehood," is totally irreconcilable
with the truth. En- passant, l must state
that when was examined before that com
mittee, produced the agreement; it was
taken down in testimony, and for reasons,
well shown by the report, was suppressed,
else they could not have stated that Mr..
Smythe was the first to let out the general
order business:
u..,.., l oori A. H. =,
snts%.r % ,ss hT ma hs..sso 0 sas,, q
Johnson psrti.S Of n. arst pSrt and Henry @
Bowen, b. E. Bowen and Frederick Lambert, par.
ties of the second part do hereby agree that the
parties Of the first part shall pay 70 the parties 81
the second part or thsir hSirs and assigns thirty
peL GsGt on .u0 y, H. :, ,,. ~ ~ .r. W ~,
sr,t nSIt an nnd after M date. in monthly nav.
msnts as the goods 70 out so long as the direction
Of such General Order or unclaimed goods arc sub
ect to the control Of tho said parties to the second
and ssia parties o. we second pr. SG asrs'
.na tnS pa,s a1e ma pSi oS. du,n
,hs ti%s sboys ,neciaod, a. "'e e'''' N''
CsignedJ HEsRr O. BowxS,
=. Z. BowEs
FREDEnicE LAMBERT,
| SQUIRE JOHNSON.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-03-11

News from England states that the ex-
rebel cruiser Sumter had foundered near the
Dagger bank, Since the collapse Of the re.
bellion the Sumter, under the name Of the
Gibraltar, has been employed as trading
steamer by Hull (Englaud) firm and was
On a voyage from Helsingfors to Hull when
she sprang leak under her boilers and sunk
gradually in smooth water. The crew made
their escape.
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A Viatricide Convicted OF MAN.
SLAUGHTER.

switch-tender on the New Jersey Railroad,
has been convicted of manslaughter, and fined
six hundred dollars and sentenced to three
months Imprisonment for negligence and
causing au accident, by which two passen'
gers were killed last summer.
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Walls Opera House.

The Worrell Sisters-the young and beau.
tiful ladies of great versatility Of talent-will
appear at this establishment on Wednesday
evening next. They are highly spoken of by
the New York press. They are at present
performing in Buffalo. Tonight fine bill
will be given by Mr.. BANGS and the stock
company
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Confirmations and Reflections.

The Senate on Saturday, in executive ses-
sion, acted on the following nominations:
CONFIRMED.
United States Attorney-John Whytock,
for the eastern district OF Kansas.
Collector Of Internal Revenue-William
NJ. Swayne, Seventh district ofPennsylvania.
REJECTED.
Postmaster-P. s. Arndt, Kenosha, Wis.
Deputy Postmaster-A. Hazeltine, jr.,
jamestown, n. Y.
Surveyor Of Customs-William Price,
Quincy, Ill
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-03-11

Hon. JAMES BUFFNToN, United States
Treasury agent, arrived yesterday from an
extended tour in the South, having been de-
tanned three days in the cars in Southwestern
Virginia, where freshet had torn away the
track and bridges of the railroad. The
floods have been disastrous in that region
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-03-11
MiltOnian Tableaux.

Odd Fellows Hall will be filed few
more evenings with delighted crowds to wit
ness the grand and interesting display of the
Miltonian Tableaux. This exhibition never
fails to interest and please the audience.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-03-11

THE Petersburg Ender says: can human
experience teaches the weak how wise it is to
beg in one breath and curse in the next We
remember, as an example, an old English
bishop in the bloody reign who canted and
recanted as the occasion seemed to demand.
He was burned at the stake.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-03-11

A SMART remark attributed to Count Bis.
marck is said to have greatly irritAtsd the French
Emperor The results of the late war were being
talked about before the Prime Minister. "PFus.
sia, some one remarked has had the line Of the
Maine Italy has had venetiai Russia has the East
at her disposal but France" France" the
Prime Minister Of King William replied, well,
she has her-EKhibition.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-03-11

SENATOR VII SON has introduced an order
to prohibit the Iale or use Of "any sPirltuous
or malt liquors. wine or cider" in the Capt.
tol building at Washington. He has evil
IDENTIFY not hear d of the arguments Of many
of his most res pectable constituents in favor
Of q license system,-Boston Traveller
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-03-11

On the night Of the sth instant PgrER ByRIoH per.
ished In the eonnfzgrztiou at herchauis, Hotsi Ne
40 years. months ana IL dAys he leaves wits and
seven children 10 mourn Ms loss. rlla-
His funerAl viii take place to-day (Monday) a three
O'CLOCK, p. m from Masonic Hall, corner hlnth and
sress 10 which his friends and relatives are rs-psst.
tS.iiiSor. PAil.d.iphia ana N.v rOrt p.p.u pleas,
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Additional Paymasters Appointed.

The President has appointed SAMUEL
DANA, WM. H. JOINS, JOIN P. McGRArH,
NICHOLAS VEDDER, GEORGE PoMERoY, and
GEORGE B. SIMPSON, additional paymasters
Of the regular army.
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The Governor of the "Pretended''
State of Louisiana TO be I'm.
neaehRd.

New ORLEANS, March 9.-Articles Of i'm
parchment against Gov. Wells have been
drawn up and referred.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-03-11

ERSEsro Rosso has recently filed the
largest theatre in Florence by his acting in italian
versions Of Hamlet" and "0thellO."
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sFnoIAL NOTICES.

= =
~ To ths fubiIe.-H.ving been henersd
with an invitation, signed By Hon. Rsvsrdy Johnson
N P. Banks, and other distinguished sen,ismss, 70
rspsstmy l
LECTURE ON HAMLET, WITH READINGS FROM
THE PLAY, 4
propose to do 90 a. an early day. and to appropriate
the entire net procseds for the relief Of
THE POOR or SOUTH CAROLINA.
who according 10 statements from rslsbis Sources
suffering extreme desttution especially in Laneastsr
District which has been visited with simost entire
failure Of the corn crop during the past season.
Leaving all questions Of political character 70 the
wiser Judgment Of those In whom our country has re-
laws, DO not doubt ihsre are many rood, Christian
souls who, although regarding military force n stu
Indispensable in controlling the un.ubdu.d elements q
nsni thai aside nom an political eou.dsratoas these
starving nsa and women are our brothers and sisters,
q ons blood and nation, and, a. such, ha's strong
In tsi. sso Tor The fsiisf Of our suriss br..hrss
don 9th. SaS. and ..psssiy q the sdi.. q W.sS
ington and could our humble effort meet the approval
sss.ssS asst ssiS. from e1Ssssrsiion. q ns,.l.
AID the proposed movement would produces most az
s's q cs
raw 4. z. atfisy asd 1R.y; 2. y wlg.t, 8 =, who
exclusive sostioi Of ss distribution Of eKsi. and all
proeceds Of the same which will be spilled 70 the pur.
Charlotte and south Osrolns Railroad COMPANY, and
other responsible parties, for distribution. -. 49,.
behsli Of suffering humanity viii please leave ihsir
address 1t Msssrs Philip Ssolomons $50 Psun'yivana
Editor. Of our city paper. wiz render ysry nst.ri.
a By kindly giving the sbov' an S,.rOs = their
wIsnissrOs, February n, 1887. - '----'
ws In. und,r.sn.d fully spproy. Of the osJ.s. .I-
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-03-11

JoHS BRoUGHAM is booked for anothe
week at the above.naned establishment.
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WASHINGTON, March 9.-Jay Cooke & Co.
furnish the following quotations of Govern
ment securities:
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The Improvements Of Paris are to be
finished in four years.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-03-11

az The Gsavest Malsdies Of Youth and
BARLT MANHOOD Howard Association Essays, on the
Physiology Of the Passions and the Rrror Abusesknd
DsAsef REGULAR to the nrs age Of man, with reports
new methods Of treatment employed In this Institution
Sent in sealed letter envelopes free Of charge Address,
Or. ). sRILLIs HoUGHToF, Howard Association.
Philadelphia Pa. jall-Sm
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TIE amount subscribed in Boston for the
relief Of the destitute In the South 10 $4,000
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-11-16

OF wAsHENGroN.

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Cszziy q Lr-is-
IA the s.a..-r q N. estate q Si9s-s : Ford-
eece.see la the Probate Cou-t-
TT. rICKNoR. on. Of the Adninis;rziors
81 With the will snaexed Of the estate Of
sidney :. Ford. deceased. having OF The 18th
dav Of October. 1867. preseaied TO this Pro-
bate Court . petition containing the names o;
all the heirs Of the said $. 5. Ford. deceased,
asking for an order for the sale Of all tie real
estate Of said Ford, deceased, and represent
ing the personal property Of said estate as not
sufficient to pay the debts standing agains, said
Ford, deceased it Is hereby ordered, ad-
judged and dccrced, that Sidney S. Ford. Jr.,
Thomas J. Ford, J. T. Ticknor, Admins ira
tors, and Nancy Ford, Administrative, with
she will annexed Of estate of Sidney
Ford, deceased, be and are hereby authorized
to sell the following real estate, At public auc-
ton to The highest bidder for cash, on
Monday, the 25tA day Of November, 1867.
on the premises; and it is directed that notice
Of the time and place Of holding the sale be
published in the WAsuISGroN STANDARD and
the Paeidc Tribune newspapers, published in
Olympia, Thurston county, Washington Terri.
tory, according to law.
The following is the real estate hereby au-
thorixcd to be sold, being situated as follows :
The remaining south half of the donation
claim of s. s. Ford and Nancy Ford, rs de-
scribed in the Land Office at Olympia, and q
forty.acre lot adjoining, purchased Of she U.
S. Government, situated in Township No. Is
north Of Rang, 3 west, cont aiming in all three
hundred and twenty acres, more or less.
HENRY PRATHER,
Judge of Probate,
r.. s. By II. N. STEARNS,
Clerk Of the Probate Court.
DATED at Claquato. this 2s.h day Of October,
A. u. 1867. 52:td
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Wonderful hut True.

MADAME REMINGTON, the world-rcnowncd
Astrologst and Samnambulistic Ciairvoyant, while
ofthe person yon to marry, ndby the aid of an
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and stamp envelope addressed to yourself, you will
receive the picture by return Of mall together with
desired information.
OF Address in confidence, MADAME GERTRUDE
REMINGTON, P. o. Box 297, West Troy. N. Y.
April 20, 1867 .2i:ly
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the residence of Joseph l. Daigre in shi,
parish on
WEDNESDAY, the 2lst day of August,
A. d. 1867, at ii O'Clock q. m, the follow.
ing described property belonging to said
succession, to wit
Four certain lots of ground situated in
this parish, in MoIaisonville, and desig,
mated on a fgurative plan Of said town.
drawn by Michel Gil, civil engineer. of
date September 18th 1854, as lots no. 3
4, 7 and 8, in square no. 12, containing or
measuring each sixty feet front, with a
depth of one hundred and twenty feet
English measure, with the improvements
thereon, being the same lots acquired ip
exchange py the deceased from Anedee
Daigle, his brother, as per act before 0.
Bernard, Recorder, on the Gath dav of
October, 1860. One bay mare, one dun
colt, one old buggy, two violins and clar-
%inette, two notes Of Narcisse Landry, or
der Of and endorsed by Belesaire Landry
for $40 81 each, dated February Is |
1860, and payable respectively on the
first days of March 1868 and 1864. with
eight per cent. interest after due till paid:
two notes of Dr.. J. A. Landry, for $l6I
81 each, to the order of and endorsed
by Valmont Hebert, dated February 16,
1860, payable respectively on the first
days of March 1868 and 1864, bearing
per cent. interest per annum after
due until paid two other notes of V.
Blanchard & Co, TO the order of and en-.
dorsed by V. Blanchard, for $40 AZ each.
dated February Is, 1880, and payable as
those above mentioned on the frstdays
Of March of the years 1868 and 1864, and
the same interest as those above
notes of J. G. Woods, to the order
Of and endorsed by L. d. Woods, for the
sumS72 50 $500, due first days of March
Of the years 1862, 1868 and bearing the
interest as those above three of
d. Winter to the order of and endor-
sed by N. w. Pope, for $40 so EACH and
lue on the FIRST days of March of the |
7ears 1852, 1868 and 1864, and bearing +:
rate of interest as those above.
Terms of Sale-On a credit Of twelve :
months, purchasers to furnish their notes !
With good aud sufficient security, with 8
mortgage retained on the property sold
lntil full and final payment. Ii
WA. WHITE, :
Is Sheriff. :
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-08-24

RELIEF IN RHEUMAT1sm.-An English
physician writes as follows to an Eng.
lish journal
Rheumatism is improperly regarded as
an lntiammatory affection of the Joints.
The pains and Inflammation stand ia the
same degree to the disease as the pus-
tnles OF the scarlet eruptions ID small
pox and in scarlet fever do to these dis
eases. In rheumatism the pains are
merely the symptoms of a general febrile
disease. 1t is to this, therefore, that the
attention is to be turned. There is il
every instance a condition of plethora
which constitutes the predisposition to
rheumatism, and which renders cold or
exposure to currents of air capable of pro-
ducing the disease. Of the medical
treatment it is not my intention to soeak
here; but with respect to the prevention
OF the attack or the warding off it's re-
turn after it has been relieved, / wouid
lay down the following rules:
l. 1t is OF the utmost Importance to
commence the renewal of the movement,
OF the affected joints as early as possible
after the pain is allayed. Their strength
ana ~Hezibility depend solely on the early
renewal of motion. On the contrary
rest tends to retard the restoration of the
affected part to complete health. Tbev
remain painful and stiff, and resist eyery
movement which is attempted the more
motion is cultivated, the sooner are the
hmos restored to their natural functions |
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Then exercise RECEIVERS the balance Of
the circulation, prevents ef1usion, aids
absorption, asd consequently fayors tex.
ibiIity. If rest he INDUCED, from the
dread of pain, the 5%oints and the parts
surrounding them become rigid and con-
tracted, and their free action permanent,
Iy impaired, while the muscles waste and
lose their power of contracting.
.. Friction and the daily use of the
salt water shower bath have a powerful
effect in warding off the returns of the
disease. The salt water shower bath If
made by the addition of a q1art Of salt
brine to three paiIsiuIl Of water.
3. Flannel next to the skin is essential;
but it should not be worn during the
months. 1t ought not, however, TO
be too soon left off nor too late resumed.
4, Acids, saccharine matters, pastry
and whatever can contribute to a dys
oeptic state Of the digestive organs, should
Be avoided, and unless the strength
should be greatly reduced, water should
% the only beverage.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-08-24

A distinguished German professor re-
Gently announced that if a drop Of human
blood was placed ander a microscope
capable of magnifyiug it twenty million
times larger, it would sho7 all the kinds
of animals that ever have existed, or now
exist. on the earth. In the blood of a
healthy person the animals are quiet !;
IN that of q sick person they fight. From
this be draws the conclusion that man
has within him all the elements from
which the universe was created. He
further adds that if a dead cat was duag
in a pool Of water and left to decompose,
the drops of water would show, when
under the microscope, all the animals
belonging to the cat species,
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july
STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF

STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF
West Baton Rouge, Fifth District
Court. Bellocq, Noblom & Co., VS..
St. Luc Ricard. No. 1886.
BY virtue of a writ of fieri facias direct
cd to the Sheriff of the parish of West
Baton Rouge in the above entitled and
numbered cause, Of date July 18th 1857,
from the Hon. the Fifth District Court in
and for the said parish and State, | have
seized and will offer at public sale to the
last and highest bidder in front Of the
Court House of this parish on
SATURDAY, the 7th September, 1857.
at Ii o'clocd a. m the hereinafter des-
cribed tract of land belonging to Saint
Luc Ricard, defendant, to wit:
A certain tract of land situated III this
parish of West Baton Rouge, established
as q cotton plantation, having one and a
half arpents front to the Mississippi river,
by depth of forty arpents. the side
lines closing in the rear, bounded above
by lands of Antoine Ricard, (e) together
with all the buildings and improvements
thereon, out-houses, machinery stables,
negro cabins, and all agricultural nipple
ments thereon.
Seized to pay and satisfy amount of
interests and costs in above
and numbered suit.
Terms of Sale-Cash with benefit of
appraisement. J. V. DURABLE, Jr.,
augo Deputy Sheriff