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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-22

VARIETIES THEATRE.
NAHAGRR LEWIS BAKER.
Friday, Saturday and sunday Evenings,
Nevember 1S, 10 and 20, 1870,
On the Saturday Matinee, at - NJ,
VIII be presented the capital bnrlesque Of
LA sONNAMBULA,
With r. Dewar. Lewis Baker, II. DAILY. Phillis
Glover Emma Cline, Frankie Mcclellan. Mary
Madden and othereL
Te commence with tho comediettA Of tho
DKAD SHOT,
With Edith Challis. emma Cline, n Daily, T. Hind,
George Jordan j., and others.
IN rehearsa2-The Burlesque OF La sOENA4.
DULA.
In Preparation-The last London sensation. now
playing there to crowded houses, called Two
ROSES.
hOTICB-CHANGR OF TTME-Doors open at
seven; commence ct quarter before eight.
For prices. ETC., sec programmes. noB
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Rox OFFICE OPEN
pcR rHa
BARRETT MIG ITS,
AT ST. CHARLES THEATRE.
six Nights in Advance.
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A CADEaaY or MUSIC.

A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
Monday, November 81, 1870,
Oommencing Last Week of
MISS LOUISA MOORE AND CHARLES WYHDHAM
When will be presented the Grand Military COMEDY
entitleds
Eliss LOUISA MOORE and Mr.. CHARLRS WIND
HAM respectfully announce 70 the patrons
the Academy Of Music, who may be under the
impression thst the production Of the Military
Play Of
would necessarily prevent any further rep-e
esutation Of the Successful Play of
THE LANCERS,
that in Difference to their wishes. they have
concluded TO play the two pieces on ALTER
NATE NIGHTS during this. their Last week.
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VARIETIES THEATRE.


Msuday ana Tuesday Evenings, November
n and ~, 1870.
win be presented Ehakspeares eomedyo
KATHARINE AND PETRUCHIO,
Win CHARLES r Thorne. Jr.. (his hrst appearance
Raiuce his recent severe indispodtion.) T. Hind
l. DAILY, A. b. Davenport, Augusta L Dasgon
Klla Burns, Mary Madden, and others
r eoaclude with the Burlesque Of
LA SONNAMBULA.
With P. Dewar, Louis Baker, N. DAILY Phi1is Glover
Emma Kline FRANKIE Mcclellan, Mary Aaddern
and others.
In preparation-The Inst London Sensation. now
playing there to crowded houses, called two
ROSES.
NOTICH-CHAK0R OF TIME-Doors open at seven
commencing at quarter to eight
For prices, etc., see programmes no1s
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-22
ARnIISTICE AGREED UPON
DETAILS YET GIVEN
Gossip of Military Movements
PARIsIANs MUCH DISHEARTENED


associated Press Dispatches.I
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THE JEFFERSON SHRIEyALTY
THE sCHwAB- COLLINS CONTEST
DECISION OF JUDGE SCOTT

We publish the following opinion of Judge
Scott, of Jefferson parish, in the Schwab
contest:
In the matter of the shrievalty of the
parish Of Jefferson-Parish Court, parish OF
Jefferson, w. T. Scott, Judge, Monday, No
vember 81, S70-Judgment-U the
nineteenth saturday last), the attorney OF
Nathan Schwab, Robert L. Preston, ESQ.,,
presented himself, in the manner of pro-
test. against this court being Officered Or
opened by any sheriff hut Schwab, or by
any deputy save deputy Of Schwab; and
produced the final decree Of the Honorable
the Supreme Court of the State Of Louisi
ana, in the matter Of the State of Louisiana
VS.. Nathan Schwab, the decreta! portion o1
and decreed that the Judgment of the Dis
trict Court be annuled, avoided and re-
yersed. It ia further ordered that the de-
fendant, Nathan Schwab, be reinstated in
his office of sheriff Of tho parish of Jetfer
son, and that he be allowed to discharge the
duties thereof, according to law" This de
cree has indorsed upon it the following:
"Order-Let this decree be filed and en-
tered Of record according to law; nr
"Judse Second Judicial District Louisiana
November IL, 1870"
Whereupon, Mr. Amos S. Collins, the
Sheriff elected at the last election Of No
vember z, 1870, arose and presented to the
court his commission as Sheriff of the parish
of jefferson, and moved that the same be
entertained, acknowledged and received by
the court and be spread upon the minutes.
This commission bears date November IL
1870, is signed by the Governor Of the State
and was issued by the Secretary Of State
under the seal of the State and the oath Of
Office Of the same date, made and filed in
the Office of the Secretary Of State. Along
with this commission was filed the official
publication Of the returning officers OF the
compiled returns of an election held IN
the parish of Jefferson. State Of Louisiana
for parish officers, on the seventh day OF
November, A. D. 1870, pursuant to an ac'
the freedom and purity Of elections" etc.
approved March l6, 1870. From this pub
ished report, dated New Orleans, NOvem
Der Is, 1870, l extract the following:
Sheriff Number of votes
(,harlea (;roas 81
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If you are suffering or have suffered,
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DR.. J. S. BoRDWELL' S
Medical Fee Bill:

Advice OF Office; common cases, 81 90
Call in town 90
Call in town at night 2 90
Travel by Railroad miles 5 90
i" :" IA :" SO per
mile 90
Over IA milas from % to 80 cents
per mile. Travelling with own convey
ance one mile 2 90
Ten to twelve miles 10 90
Obstetrical Calls within ten miles 10 90
I" by rail Is miles, ~ 90
unless detained beyond the usual time.
For curcing Catarrh. from FIVE to fifteen
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Tooth Extraction, 5O
Vaccination -
Lancing Felon, l %
Unmentioned aud Surgical operations
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To those living several miles from Drug
Store furnish such medicine as carry
| give this fee list to stop the constant
magDilying of my charges hy Interested
parties.
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and have been for several years.
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LORILLARD'S EUREKA A

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A THlEF.-He has been trvaling about
humbugging druggists and private parties
mixing up and selling a base compound which
he calls WOLC0TTS PAIN PAINT. All of
woieotts genuine remedies have white out
side wrapper with signature large). Look
asAt for ecunterfeits.
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FREE TO BOOK AGENTS.-we will send
handsome prospectus of our new illus
trated Family Bible, to any hook agent free of
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'RIDGWAY,

Have Oh hand, a splendid Assortment oi
all seasonable Goods adapted to the wants
of the people Of Elk and adjoining
counties, which they are selling at prices
that defy competition. They would simply
state here, that being very large dealers,
their facilities for purchasing are un>
equalled by any establishment in The
county. They buy directly from manu-
facturers and on the
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BOOT & SHOE ESTABLISHMENT !.
BOOT & SHOE STORE,
ALSO,

Connected with the above establishment have
Boot and Shoe Manufacturing Establishment
where work will be made to order. Repairing
done on short notice and on reasonable terms.
The public are invited to give me call.
oc23, 69y GEORGE WALKER.
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COMETHING NEW IN RIDGWAY !

CtOMETHING NEW IN RIDGWAY!
BOOT & SHOE ESTABLISHMENT {.
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may be found general assortment Of
Ladies Shoes,
Gentiemens' Boots and Shees,
Boys Boots and Children's Shoes
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GARDs, Bill-Heads, Letter Heads, Tags,
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and at the LOWEST PRICE, FOR CASH, at
he Elk Advocate Printing Office.
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n HE LADY'S FRIEND.
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TRY MORE co.'s OVAL STEEL ENGRA-
WINGS, Ill Nassau ST., N. Y. Anybody
can sell them. Cheap. Sell fast. Pay hand
somely. Send for new circular. 70 4v
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Ridgway, March LIST, 1870.
SPECIE PAYMENT!
GOLD OR GREENBACKS
TAKEN IN EXCHANGE FOR
WAGONS
JOB WORK AT THE WAY
WAGON SHOP.
Call and examine my stock before buy.
ing Lumber or Pleasure Wagon.
use the best selection Of Michigan
WHITE OAK AND HICKORY;
employ none but FIRST Class ucchan--
fcs use nothing but the best Refined
b.o, T tb;nl i u;lI bo to ,,o,r ;ntoro,t to
give me. your order.
Having twenty five lumber wagons in
-,
'' 0'"''' " 'D"N' "''0 "'9 oiU''0 ''-'
receive prompt attention.
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ASE OF THESE ORGANS REQUIRE
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-29

had no Jurisdiction over morals but II wns
TO no purpose The argument on the other
side was made by JOHN II. ANTHoN, now
aspiring to be candidate for the Court Of
Common Pleas, who insisted that LINDEN.
MULLER was properly convicted and oucl...
to bc punished; and by Mr. NELSON J.
WATERBURY,, then the Democratic District
Attorney.
Finally, to cap the climax Of Demo
cratic devotion to freedom of conscience
and Sunday lager, Judge ALLEN decided
agairst LINDENMUII.ER, in very elaborate
opinion. He held that, as "civil and
political institution, the establishment and
regulation of Sabbath Is within the Just
purposes of the Government = and the Ger
man was condemned accordingly.
II is evident that the nomination Of Judge
ALLEN is not ono which the Germans are
expected to support. With such Judge on
the bench, what becomes of the promises
made to the Germans by the Democratic
politicians? If they are to take the law from
Judge ALLEN, and ii the Democratic rule
from which they have expected 80 much ia
to be governed by his ideas how can they
hope to enjoy their Sundays here in the same
manner as In their fatherlandf Upon tho
whole, this ia a weak ticket, and will doubt
less be beaten.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-29

The Arcade Railroad project was favored
in the Legislature by the so-called Cheese-press
and Hay-loft Democracy-the members from the
country. This explains why its friends carried
their bill through the Legislature by the unusual
majority Of Is to in the Senate, and % 70 % in
the Assembly. Its enemies count confidently
upon Gov. HorFMAs's vetoing il because II inter-
feres with HuoH SrIrn's line Of Broadway omni-
buses, and may possibly deprive the Herald Of a
portion Of lis underground vaults. But its views
are hardly of more importance than those of the
countpmen, whose only interest in the Arcade
road arises from the fact that II will save them
from paying heavy toll in the shape Of carriage
and stealage on all the produce they send through
New York for shipment. The amount ssyed 10
this way would be enough to pay the interest on
the cost Of the road, bu thai is Of no consequence
II iiucH SMITH lie to h:ve his profits curtaied.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-29

Tho Red River expedition promises to be
no trine in financial point of view. Mr.. Lowe,
Chancellor of the English Exchequer estimates
the actual cost of the Abyssinian war at $500,
900 stcrling-cqual to some $45, 900, 0oo-and il
is not too much to say that the contemplated Red
River affair " ill cost similar amount. To con.
yey respectable force from England or Canada,
or both, through the wilds Of British America,
whether il be by the water-courses north Of Lake
Superior or over the still more hazardous and
uncertain route wa lIudson's Bay and York Fac
tory, will be fonnd no inexpensive matter. II not
strange, therefore, that doubts should be express
ed in well-informed quarters, In Canada itself, as
to tue ultimate departure ofany expedition against
the insurgents at all. II Is even minated that
REL is TO be " conciliated' which means hired
to leave the territory, the same as poor jos HowE
was hired TO join the Confederate Ministry-and
that certain concessions are to be made to the
Roman Catholic French Canadian population, ,ik,
the ,wo-milkon sop to Nova Scotia and then III,
whole matter, including the ScorT execution,
to be hushed up.