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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-30
NOTICE OF ELECTION.
PROCLAMATION
&c. yyayn7dtl. Governor OF the State
of Louisiana.

tbs. FJtvfrst Cjngrts- and representatives to the
Fortv-.ecoud Co press are to b. chosen in this
State on MONDkY, tie seventh day of November
next. as provilel by law. as follows, TO wit:
one Representative to the Fo:tysecond Congress, !
and Representative to serve the uheApNe"
term of the Forty-iirst Congress- from the FIRST
Congressional District, composed OF all that portion
OF the parish OF Orleans, on the right bank OF the
Mississippi river, and 50 n2h OF sad parish on the
lett bank Of said river, as IS 'ei"" ana east OF |
Canal street, in the city % Ne" of4tas' 'oi'pf''
ing the Fourth, Firth, SiNIh, ''tNthtn' h'7hth anu
NiAth Representatives "
Orleans aud the parishes OF IT. Bernard PIa24e-
mines, st. TammanT, Washington ~ He'Aa
Ai1in@5t"u-an" 4ah@-I'lo"'
One Representative from the H'eoHu NoH@les''4'
District composed OF all that portion OF the PARISH
of Orleans on the LETT bank oil 'He ls'''S-'P ll'er
ahovea west Of Cana. street II Tue cry Oh New
, Orleans, comprising u-' I" 90 'oi' t4i" anu
Tenth Representative l's-1', 80 VI Wv F'.49" % -
leans, ana the parishes o. '''>o % '''- 70 ~
john the Baptist u. James '.o''cle ana le'fe
| bonnie.
! 'i' i':p''S'"'".''' i-'N ~ . -.
District, oomi''a al ''e "'''-'s Vi ~ '''if ~
Martin, ASShiH''"i' AS''i-S'''' '-''''D'' N''''
s"u' Lai"> - '-i'.'
| East Baton kong. '''a' p1'"N ''"7'' A'0--" ~"
cameron.
| one H"p'es"Ht'+'i'" '-''' ,'e 'o'''''i OoN,-''
sioI-'i District "i'l.99f'' III III !' 70 w.
f.t.au;, fointe '""p''' -'oH''', h'i''' :, 90
bne, N"t'hlto.AeS i'>"''' '"''o' bo99''A' '" '-'H
and Grant.
one Representative '" ''i' 4'A'H '''o'" "a
| G'es-' ana one IA ~
prrd term OF H. ioI.t ~ - No'i-'''' i'i' '.''
nm" toh-itSSlo.''' 49,,
parishes OF CLAIBORNE '''',, T"''N'''' C''''''
MnGchoue' tat.ci'' ''''''I'e'' -A''''''' N''" '-'
FraukHa' Ielsa' '".. ''Neo'''' anu -'''''-
land.
" WHEREAS. II IS "'''s9'-f OK '"' "'' '''t So
that there si'.ii o' '''''" 'I h'''OI " 80
Accounts 10 nj 'I' P'"'' "a "'o H. y ANN
lmprached Tor h'l'''s''''' III o'i'' "' 1''1'''''
| tE"r"iI"lh'
/ heIr17' II : Pr ''''' 80 ' va '' u'' 60
SAD, t.'.e 'h'fr -'''' re ''' ''' & '"' -1'"7'''
and
Whereas, Il : provided by ~" 'h'' on '''' "aF
.cs;t!d there shan '' '''t''" Ht"'e ''l'''i ''i
each OF til" Following Senatorial Districts |" HI me
places OF ti"s" VINES" term W 9elN't' mas 'A''''
and the ,!cn"I", "rcaoIoAed by iAr uratH OIL 2t''-
to,- B.airs and Ftlc'i' 10 WIZ
Tar" Senators ir"m ne district coinH"s'" al Tue
Fist. Second anu '.'itd representative DiS'''''' -
Ne" o-''l9'
: On" senator iF"n r"t u'''t''' 'onPoo'u VI inc
Fourth, ruth ana H4A' -'' p''7oH'''''c D"'''o -
Ne" 'i.''hS
One Senator rom ''' "1S'''o' 'o''poS'' Vi ''''
! seventh hi7''''i am ''- q
OF NJ" orleans ana inc pa '9' va 80 ~ !,
1 One Senator iIom the district coih'9'" VI ''iV
Tenth h'pf' sentative =.
! one senator I'"i'l '''' ''S'l''' '0''i' -
u of
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-30

r OST OR MISI.AlD.-A CERTIFICATE
IL bearing No. 563 dated thirteenth May, 1852 for
shares of the capital stock of the Louisi
ana State Bank, in the name of Chrstova TOledano.
Notice is given that application will be made to
said bank for a certificate in ninety days after
this date.
New Orleans, October 4, 1870
Qc3 law6w Q. CAvAROC, Administrator.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-30

FELL FROM TIE THIRD SroEY.--AoouT
seven O'Clock last evening colorcd man
named Reuben Moses fell from the thIr1
story window of a house at the corner Of
st. Joseph and TchoupitonIas streets to ting
tagged pavement below: and was t1rfibli
and probably fatally. injured. lie wal
taken to the central station. and sent front
there to the Charity Hospital.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-30

Succession of +. Z. HOgan-NO. 2J, cd
CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
= of Oreans.-Notiea is hereby given to the cred
toIs of this estate and to all other persons herein
interested to show within ten days from the
present notification if any they have or can why the
account presented by the testamentary executor
OF the deceased should not be homologated ana
approved, and the funds distributed III accordanee
Herewith.
By order of the court
oc,8 no26 NJ O. TRACY Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-30

Headquarters Parish Campaign toni-
mittcc, Republican party, No 222 Common street.
i subscription book for campaign funds IS opened
at thes,. headquarters daily.
b ORDER of the Campaign Committee.
WILLIAM MILFORD, Assistant secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-30

OST, AHSLAID OR STOLEN.-NOTE
IL drawn by K. II. Allen, to the order of aud in
dorsed by himself dated on the fifteenth November,
1865, for fifteen hundred and eight dollars and
twenty-one and sixteen twenty tourths cents, pay
able four years after date, with interest after
turity ,t the rate of eight per cent per annum until
paid. The public is notified not to trade for
purchase said note payment having been stopped
oe28 l0tA II. X. MITCHELL.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-30

Radical Republican Club New Orleans, Louisiana,
October 26, l310-At 4 meeting OF the above club.
held this dav. the following preamble and resolu-
tious offered BY J. II. \. Roberts ESQ., were unaIi
-,nnli,lv adoptei, viz:
WupRRAs II having come to the knowledge OF
-lti. ,;1rh That certain disafected persons have
been striving by falsehood and Misrepresentation,
f., create an impression uniavorable to Hon.
Il,onas u Worrali one of our candidates for the
state Legislature; therefore. be II
Rrsuyrd That we recognize in DR.. Worrai a
true and MED Republican; whose acts more than han
nix words have proven him true friend TO the
party aud especially to the colored portion thereof
Resolved. That We, the members OF the ihlr-
treutiI Ward Charles Sumner Radical RepmDhcan
Club. renew our confidence i'll Dr. Norraii, ana
pledge linn our undivided support IN the coming
election. ~,
Resolved That we de en- any person who VIII
SAY ;aiglt against his personal character or 1outi
cal consistency an enemy to the Republican party,
aud pledge ourselves to rebuhe such. both III our
| clubs aud At tile polls.
Resolved That we respectfully request all the
clubs III the Sixth District and in the parish OF JeI
| lcrsou to concur with is in these resolutions
| Resolved. That copy of these resolutions DC
| published III the New Orleans REPUBLICAN and the
! Louisiana State Register.
JOHN GARSTKAMP, President
! o,an
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-30

THE kiD>Ar.t|. CAST. II. Eady
f',unF-yI. Write .<t.rg-Ihc tact WIS
,ta.rl III yesterday mornings fi"EEIcAN
o.. IN. .s.I,.S. ut Ms Henri. IA ni-cl o;l the
,n.tr.e o. Kidnapping the enid q. Mrs. ). +.
Lehman. Special pccora searched several
localities pointed al, hv M. Lehman. but
u" child w.l~ :.,.uj. ..nt .inal.E Justice
Noutaluat released Mrs. Gis'i. 'hci" beng
40 .yidcnc. "a which - Lctan he:. Yes
to-day Ms. Lehman got ont another search
warrant. and tIiicr: Pearson proceeded 10
sc.,..,. the hons. No. ,! Eufa,l,c street.
w,rr i, iound Ill" ihild-t hoy baby. tw"
! months. "id-iu .It!g" ~ u coloTc'! woman.
! and obtained further the following state
! mcnt. which explains the matter some what;
! Some three month. since Mrs. Lehman
came 10 the city. leaving her hu uand down
| the coast. Whctc he was engaged ~ over
, seer on :. plantation. The child was born
4 here her purpose III comm. here beng to
! rcrc;v. necessary attention. About a month
! since Lehman came % the city. and stopped
4 IL the house Of hi, sister. Mrs. GlSel. His
: wife lralniu. that he WAS there, presented
/ herself. but states that She wa. received
! very coldly. She demanded money tor the
/ support Of herself and the child and on this
being refused, She lief. the house, leaving
the child. and telling him to supper; it.
! Aftcrward, Size changed her mind, and went
back after The child. but found both hel
| husband and the child gone, and Mrs GiseI
would give her no information in regard to
the child's whereabouts. She then made
an affidavit charging Mrs. Gisel with kid
nanpin" the child, which She herself had
abandoned 10 its father. and which had
been undoubtedly cared for ny him, AND
| thrre cnI, HAT .rnS;tiOn.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-30

t!"RDERoi> .i~~ATiT.-A 'olor''i woman
u,in.J Iilly Bond was brought t. IA. Cen
tr;.l Staten, about; Ten "''lorI last night.
literally covered with blood. which was
.,awin. from Il CHASTITY wouna IN her face
! man named John Bciian Wa brought at
.-r. same 'imc. and charged hy HEY with
assault an. battery with intent ~ Kill. Che
..,,..r tod. place =" 4"nti street. .'v'"''i
Common and Canal.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-30
cresccnt citv Republican Club a re-

Crescent City Republican Club a t'a",
Lar meeting OF hi, cuD Si.l b. held At Mechanics
Institute on TUESDAY, November |. 1910 AZ seven
O'Clock p. VI. Members are requested 70 be pune
lal as business OF Importance VIII he Transacted
I;nlorg,1,- member, are invited % attend.
A. a. ATOCIiA, President.
g q 7 RI, .cr Secrt.-.Yv ocJ0 2t'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-30
state Central Committee Republican

state Central Committee Republican
party, State of Louisiana,
:. b. PACKARD. President
WILLIAM EIGkRS, Secretary.
:. 3. PACKARD II. L. SWORDS,
HON o. j. DUNN JAMES MCCLEERY,
CHARLES ". LOWELL, p. G. nESLONDE,
&. 7. JOuBERT J. i. WANDS,
&. 7. KhLSO &. CANENAFE
JOHN GARSTKAMP JOHN RAY,
HENRY GRIMES. J. LEWIS.
T. B. STAMPS A. &. HARRIS.
SUB-RXECUTIvE COMMITTEE.
HON. o. J. DUNN, Chairman;
c. ". LOWELL A. b: Hah1'i''
" Il STAMPS JOHN RAY.
FISASSE COMMITTEE
H. L. SWORDS, Chairman;
G. CASENAVE, HEM ,pSTr,vp
p G. DESLONDE JohN - inrsaS 70 tho
All communications must De a,tuieo'' - ~
care of the secretary, William visers' glass box
No 1871 New Orleans, LOUISIANA. $3.50. .b s+o+a ar.
hepuDncan new op''F seq SIN
requested to copy.
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of Alexander NOrtOn-NO.

Succession of Alexander NOrtOn-NO.
3i,l27.
C,ECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Oreans.-NOtice is hereby given to all
persons having claims against tine succession OF
the late Alexander Norton to present the same 10
the undersigned testamentary executors OF the
late viii and testament of Alexander Norton, at
No. 60 Magazine street, New Orleans
MILES TAYLOR.
oc2- 30 nos II. BIDWEIL.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-30

Succession of J. Ii. Trist-NO. 26,O56.
CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Oreans.-Notice is hereby given to the credit
OTIS of this estate, and to all other persons herel
interested, to show within ten days from tn
present notification, if any they have can, VIII
the original and supplemental account present ed
BY the administrator of this estate should not be
homolOgated and approved and the funds distr b.
uted in accordance Herewith.
By order of the Court
oc26 50 no4 NJ. O. TRACY. Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-30

for the sum of twenty cents, and cheap at
that.
The mosquito bar did not see, there
being an issue Of ownership to the same, and
the evidence, according to my humble legal
acumen. preponderating III favor OF the de
1endant.
ErCAPITCLATION.
/ mattress considering who would buy
r...................... 81 Oo
skirts is0-calied'.. Observation-Disclosures. --
: blankets (''that might have been -
l tan bucheJ veteran sCEVlcc). ........ ~
-,
Respectfully submitted. -.
ACQUITTED OF BLAAIE.-Jamcs HnsPit, the
driver OF The jackson railroad lumber col
which run oye. and killed Louis Seal ON 1t.
Joseph strgcs. Friday evening. was Jester
day discharged from arrest. the evidence
adtiuced at the Coyouer's in4ucs, proving
him blamelc>s.
MULTTUDINoUsLY CHARGED. - John
Schaetcr, who resides ut the corner Of Gus
tomhoUse ana Where streets, is in more than
/ peek Of trouble. and if all the charges
! piled uO against him are true, is wh"'f
| pcnitcntiaGy ii himself. Frank Schneider
! charges him with rohpcry larceny, forgery.
| and obtaining money under false pretcncea.
| under tie following circumstances, as set
forth in al affidavit made before Recorder
SIaes
That on or about the first day of May,
| 1870 ai.iut departed from this city, tenn
porar.iy leaving his trunk, locked. etc. Il!
| the hands oi one john Schaeter with whom
atfiant was loartiin%, ior stlekccpln:. hat
| upon his return. Oh or about the eleventh OF
October attiant called for his trunk, WIFI
| contents, demanding the same from s.Itl
Schactrr, who informed him thar he had
shipped the trunk to st. Louis, upon an
| order ~i4nrG by a tli;tEt, at the sam" time "N
| hshting 10 atfiant said pretended order, &
which the name Of atliant was forged, hnH
from the similarity of the writing to that 81
said ~chactcr, aitiaut verify believes that The
same has been forged by the said SchacIer
That the said trunk Contained atiiant ; bank
book showing his deposits in the SayIng'
bank on Canal street. On the twenty
! fourth Of September last the sum OF 500, a
it appears from the books If said haiii5
We're drawn upon the book, also undo: :
forged receipt. and atiiant verify believe
| that the said Schaeter broke into the sac
trunk forged the order and receipt. al'
! drew. or caused to be drawn by SOlne per
sons. the amount OF so. as the trunk ha
been under the exclusive control ~ SAT-
john Schaetcr. Sciaeier WAS released "I
500 bail
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-30

Succession of George Human-No. 31,I2S.
S,ECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
y of Observation-Disclosures, Eliza Human mas
ne+i+ioned fine court for letters of administra-
lion on the estate of the late Georges
Human deceased, intestate; Notice Is hereby
canse within ten days, why the prayer OF the
said nefitioper should not be granted.
nS y * al VI NJ o. TRACY, Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-30

MIR. EdifOr-Taving been nominated for COR
OYER OF the First Fourth aud SIKH Districts of
New Orleans by The Christian Republican, party,
and having accepted the nomination, please with
draw my cards as an independent candidate.
Believing a. | do that the great mission OF the
Christian Republican plrtyis 10 purge the city and
state ct its corrupt officials by placing Ill office
Onl7- honest and competent men, and that. there
fore ail Taxpayers and all good men, OF whatever
political name should rally under its banner and
lead it TO victory shah give il my cheerful and
hrarticst support, and hone that my friends will
do IlkcWise. l. H. MiLNhR, NJ. D.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-30

The state Central Committee y, re- Ms Oh tas
hepuonean p staiys opposite State Land Office.
Er;.nds from the country parishes are especially
invited to call at the rooms OF the committee WINE
whiting the city ...
BY by G Im " WILLIAM vIGKRS, Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-30
Parish Ticket,

for Civi, SHERIFF.. = SAUNINtT.
Eor Criminal Sheriff.. \. MASCOT
For Coroner First. Fourth, Fifth ami Sixth Dis
tr.cts-PATBlCk CHEAGH.
ForCorouer Second and. Third Distrct5-DR. ).
r. JACKSON ,- .
Fnr First Justice of tie Pc,,c.-HARvEY N.
DIBBLE. ~
For tonstabI.-nAE.EL CROWLEY:
ror Second Justice Ot the Pcact-N. Il. EVANS.
For !'rlsi;lul,--A J. pAN kEN.
Wy Tni,I Justice OF the Peace J. P NONTA-
MAT. -
For Cousta'lr-WTLIIANW WEEKS
Fnr Fourth Justice OF tie Peace. . Balm
tur tablc--AUtfUNf BUICK.
For flIfh jus ticr OF the peacc-N ". OTIS.
Fot Coist;thlr--ii. ". FARHoN.
For sixth Justice Of the P"dre-Charics y. Myers.
. For cul~tah.e-JANE& MOORE.
For seventh Justice Oh the Peace-oSCAR d,
ROUDkZ. -
Fnl tnrstahle-E. V. STOLZENBERG.
For Eighth Justice Of the feace-Ii. {. CAULhlNN.
For C"rstablc--rHOMAS n. MILLER. ocI9
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-30

WILL ATTEND THE DIscrssIoN.-Ihc
mind " ard Republican Club passed reso-
i ltion last night requiring all she members
If the central&,pd subcluhs to assemble IN
Lafayette Square GA Wednesday evening
ID hear the great debate between the grace
ful SPEAKER and logical rea>on"r Hon.
Henry IIcidenhain, the champion of the ne
publican cause. and the scarcely les brll-
liant and persuasive champion OF the
christian boilers, 7. q. Noel. Up 20 tie
dlnc We go . press the preliuinari"> have
hot been signed, but the matter vii! ..roh"-
4iy be arranged tomorrow
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-30

stating that the arrangements OF the club
fd invited speakers were all wrong. They
kept their speakers waiting until vast
amount of trfing business had been trans
acted and the members were al tired out.
This had occurred to him several times,
b 1t he promised that he would not permit it
I'd occur again.
Mr.. Pinchbacll concluded his remarks
by begging the members OF the club would
DID all they could to prevent scratching.
livery name scratched Oft the ticket was a
Vote in favor Of Democratic candidate.
After some routine business, the club adj
iIlIir2t;
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-30


4 NARROW EsCAri..-i gentleman, winnie
,uuI;nr a cnnvivial tour ot -. Charles
street last night, fell in with /" couple OF
.c,ommodutin. sha,p>, answering 20 the
name. of Charles Newton and James ''or-
.,nan who, having no occupation % their
DOWN. look .,osr. after the cuisines, OF
Iothrrs who like the gentleman IN question.
take on a heavier load than they can we!!
.calry. Had Officers Lynch and Collins not
wat, he'd their ij5tic game. they w"ui" soon
|har. bas. Il the nice littlc SUN q. $40 be
'iloncinr to the. drunken man. Fortunately.
/ Charles and James We're h"%gcd themselves.
|. ana the money saved 10 It's prol"r owner
\ " h va, put 20 bed /, Sleep oil The fleets
I 81. MS overdose II person.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-30

Crescent City Bank. New orieHn~, 500
n.r g. I6DNotIcc - hereby given that on SAL Il
DAY. the twelfth OF November 1870. at tWti't
o'clock NJ. there viii he held general meeting ~
fI.. stockholders this bank, 10 confirm and fdtifN
tr action. ~ the Board OF Directors, i'll the CONVEX
| so. ut tbs bank INTO a National Bank; with an
i,I,i,.,,. - ;l,it.Il 3 order the board:
/ - NJ. t,UAEIES FAIElt. JK.. Naahrr
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-30
At Regular Meeting of the Phil

At IL Regular Meeting oi the fhii
sheridan irish RfDubran Club. held at the
Mechanics Institute on October ., 1870, the tnl-
loving preamble and resolution offered by MI. VI.
Houlfhain was unanimously adopted:
WHEE4AS 4 mass meeting of the whole Rclno,
lic.n party OF the parish of Orleans, Is t" be held
at Lafayette square On the LN hNiN" OF the hi'h
yroNImo Be it Mt.
Resolved That the auxiliary clubs of the PHI!
sheridan Irish Republican Club, IN the Tl4rd ana
E,,rrfh Districts BE- notified through the New Or
leans ttrubIran to assemble at tn. Mechanics
Il,fitltc at seven O'Clock p. NJ. to march in II
hoir to Lgta1stt" SQuar" To participate III the
P CREAGH President.
= u G.-l,-.p tctino Secretary Oc23 til
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-30
To the of,icers and Member. of the Phil

To the Officers and Members of the Phil
Sheridan Irish Republic lean sub Club, Second Ward
There will he a special and important meeting held
at Geddes Hall on EratO street, between CarondeIet
and Bar0nne on MONDAY EVENING, the thirty
tirst instant at half-past seven o'clock. Business
OF inportance to all the members the object.
THOMAS II. ROWAN, Acting President
ToHy CoXs1pIyr Secretary oc30 1t
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OHice New Orleans :-Ugar @hed O.

Office New Orleans "G@dr lined Tom.
lauy No Il CaroEdc,t street, -econd floor, back
ol,ir. New orleans, October p. lG10-This Com
nany VIII commerce bCsinrss.on MONDAY NENT,
thirty. tr-t of OCTOBER.
oc30 81 G. CUCCLLU. Secretary.
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Notice Is hereby given that the scnii-
annual interest of Bonds OF the jefferson City Gas
Light COMPANY due November !, 1870, will be PAID
on uresrntat on OF coupon, al the Louisiana Ma
tiuuul Bank !. W AIiS hEAhHl'
u..n2f Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-30
SPECIAL, NOTICES.

PITT CRAVATE, Assistant Secretary Oh ntate.
se25 I'll
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-30

independent Candidate Tor coroner
F,. me upper part ~ the Parish of Orleans, DIX.
W $ MITCHELL. Election November J. 1870
IL l.
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A stationery sham Oh Camp s;l'"'-;'fe-
The New York herald., 1870-06-05
THE INDIANS.
Rnvnges Of the Smallpox Among the River
Crows-Snpersfition Of the Snvnses.

Rnynges Of the Smallpox Among the River
CrOws-Snpersfiiion Of the Snynses.
WASHINGTON, June 4, 1870.
General Sully, superintendent OF Indian Affairs
for Montana writes the following TO Commissioner
Parker from Helena, May 25:-
nave this day received sad news concerning the
Crow Indians. Captain Camp, their agent, writes
Inc under date OF May 23 as iolows:-
have 70 inform you that several lodge. Of the river
came to this place late last night stating tribe had
the smallpox very badly among them, and are scat
tered IN small parties all over the country. have
tried every inducement have Crows here
yaccinaied, but they strenuonsly refused, say.
ing 1t was "bad medicine" The River Crows who
came here last night apparently free from disease
have written to Captain Camp and directed him
the River Crows away from the agency distance
miles, and do al we 70 prevent intercourse
them and other Indians; also 10 try and persuade
the Mountain Crows to be vaccnated; but l
;a iear they nave supestiou' dread Of the opera
exceedingly supersttious. In childish ideas
and beliefs they far excel other Indian Should the dis
ease break out at the agency have luckily good physician
there and ne may succeed in stopping II he get the
Indians to follow his directions
The New York herald., 1870-06-05
DRAINING THE NEW JERSEY MEADOWS.

At Newark yesterday. before Judge Depue argu-
ments were heard the part or counsel In the mat
ter OF the briggs Land Improvement Company For
the latter appeared ex-Chanceilor Williamson and
associate counsel Parker, and for meadow owners
Messrs. Thomas N McCarter and Prosecutor
Magic, Of Elizabeth. The latter made no objections
to the preliminary part Of the laws provision but
objected on the ground that the bill as an entirety
was unconstitutional On this point the Judge
declined nearing argument, as that was a
the Supreme Court. Quite number or persons
were named on both sides as commissioners, but
they could not agree single one, and in view OF
the great magnitude Of the interests involved In the
matter his Honor SAID he would take time to con-
sider the matter OF appointing commissioners. The
law puts them In ONCE for three, and nine years
In few days Judge Depue win announce his nat.