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Rexi>fration Infamies-

Here are two more illustrations OF
the means resortesi to. under STEVEN
SOM instructions, TO secure the election
of members Of the Legislature who will
vote FOR our model Governor 10 De SEN
a,or OF the United States. We copy
from the Marion county Libs7uilst:
HENRY rRlcKErT CASE
M Prickeit Is one Of the most per
feetly iuotfensive, orderly, kind, CHRIS
rian men in Marion county, or N the
state He was notified two wears ago
brought one OF his Radical neigheors
who Iesufed that he had known him
many wears and knew nothing against
hin. But the Board said that was not
enough. and gave NJ. Prickett leave 70
20 iown stairs Tor another wines
which he did. returning with Ms osher
witness within three minutes; bur the
Board told him his name was slreahy
scratched of. and would not hesT Ais
witness. He has never votei since and
according to the doctrines of RadicaiIsm
can never vote anv more IN this world,
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For sale.

THE rNuEES-GSEDO OFFERS FOR
-.sr No. 81. IN Graham addition
- LIZ. c.:y Jf Wheeling situate On me
..--.-.. .,,.sucy and sixth streets There
-. .-1.l rex and frame hons on me cor
..e. .Y..t...L ming -l--.t -poIlS. Win wafer tuo
E.. -r,,!..r!ygt anu one u The best cellars
..- ..- There = N connection good
-....- Az. carriage gUU~-- On me >'UtC
.. H.. -ar there Is -DuG frame house
... I'VE -ralns- fronting On sixth street
-.- , , very desirable location FaTtle>
--...- -r purchase Will please "a. AZ = %
....-, = .bl.-sal-- shoe store No. - Nam
...-- Il r WAEIAN.
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IoHs ". SMITHS CASE

NJ. Smith was q very Jealous Union
man during the war, and had q COM
mand in military company he was
considered rather an extreme Z mon
man. BE was notified to appear and
show cause why hsshouli not estricken
of he appeared and waited two days
for n trial and could not wait any longer,
and was therefore stricken OF by de-
fault. He applied this year TO De re-
gistersi but was met with the usual sn-
swer Our decision is final.
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Chicago Market

CHICAGO, Nctober2t
FL1CR-Ex,r, spring firm n = ~
a. 40
GRAIN-WheaE. No : spring
Chicago fairly active at 81 ia at
this afternoon irm At 81 O+4h9 ! %.
Corn 4uler and weak At t'@.c over At
IL seller November # 5++c fer Ma. :
mixe.i: TIL. afternoon dull anu m.
chan gel. Oats quiet bat i-ner At S5c
for No. >. Rye steady and &c higher
At CSC for No. >. BARLEY dull and
prices declined 2la2tc at ~olGfSIc for
spring No. >
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FoR RENT.
RnnT,,s for Rent.

OPPOSITE T. SWEENEY-S. MAN
.--s-..T North Wheeling. Ten looms
- u.ta1I,. rlr families. For further l'iE-
.-.~S enquire %
John Il. LAI$HLEI.
.,.- VI. . Grant House Blu-S-
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For sale.

THE SOUTH HALF OF LOT
- -I.IuUar :. IN square y. IN the Town
- south Wheeling. with a TWO story
me lweiling thereon containing four
-. WI Js sold .Ow by
L u. HUGHES.
Real Estate Agent
$50 N CGap.Iue street, Centre Wheel
gTfl3
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cupation5 The lesson Ia likely to, be
lasting, tor It VIII Jake many months 10
obliterate the memory Of the remarks
and circumstances that impressed IL
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FARM FOR SALE.

,CRE>s % MILES FROM WHEEL
Id .rg and . miles from MOundsyille-
l - -ot,i. About - acres under cul-
..--'-,'s,- -sssidue IN dne timber. Good
- aud ordinary farm buildings
30 ". V HOGE 8 BRO.
lUS Market street
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mo Tons Foundry Iron

az TBE FOLLOWING EXCELLENT
I J ly-TnI1. lsaIiia- Aadt-Dn- BnekhDrn-
centre. Keystone, Grant Oiise- n
"a -. HENRY I LlST a Gu
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For Rent.

i \ DWELLING HCUSE-NLNE
II -rurl> arsi bath room. Third ward. On
..JA street Apply 10 rrfice ~
~. GEO. ". JE.FF'EtlS.
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Rooms For Rent.

Two pleasant lnt convenient .od=,I'-
. -.url-. suitable :pr seuL-Inru- N HI
0-.~ lew building. pu Monroe >tlrr1.
...-- -..-ra. 4g- .Jr rent. Inquire u .4->
- sspZ7
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FOR SALE.
For Sale

-, ACRES OF LAND y. MILES BELOW
| u BalIalrs Belmont county, OnlS. On
I I-..hsu's Run. with FrsIns hoEssS This
'lsG.-tv i. uu1sEiait with sO2i- And asa
= .,I!t.i Tor agriculture o. ~
Real Estate AselrS
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For Rent

-T'Ef- Wv STORE ROOM AND ~, zL-L-
1 ~ Hop,>.ce the P-st"Iiir', On Mar So So
-.a-t. L contains eight rooms besides me
-..-- -l,In. AMI VIII % finished .ilro ,1Slvt4-
... .-..r .Hr occupancy n a lev l.ty>.
THOr-. ~ BRIEN.
. Real Estate Agent.
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Dupont's G1npowder Agency
Blasting and Mining Powder
VI. REILLY,
It'd COAL MEN.

WRITTEN PROPOSALS FOR FUR
w 1fsbiug mixed and clean Goa. % the
"a R.su. CIiass Works IN quantities %
iTsput Is bushels per dsv, more or - rs
nav NJ needed are invited until and IN
rIutiinx SATURDAY, the 18th inst. FOX lur-
rher particulars inquire n The oiilce cnTneI
FirSl and German Streets "rlL-
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MON street Property for sale

Al AUTHORIZED To: SELL AT y
4 .~HrsRu4e price a piece Of ground on
-- ..rr,-;. bs-Lwe-n Market aud Fourth.
., d ~ ~ .A-TyabpuIS. with buildings
.......... which -rut -OT ~ per Aunum.
FOR RENT
- ..rz. ami -ir=ZaGt thTe,.--iory brick
....... n \. N BGrEe, E-sq-. situated on
-.-s--.. one ..pD- from stEtt'a- 't AtoilI'--
son .mme,iiatciy. This IuUs-s pss--
-r...f. "a lie modern improvements.
THOMAS - BRLEN,
nt-lL EstAts Agel.L.
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Cleveland & Pittsburgh 3. 3.

zzE- on AND AFTER NO
- vanbsF IS. Iasss. Trains VIII
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PiIfiadsIphia co q n IosGl n N l7n p IN.
Tssksts 70 al principal points N tile . k1l.s
and ws~r can ~ pr0curszi Of NE CDhBn
Tsrkp4 Cf,re. In Nef.grs HOGss, and NJ tbs
station AZ Bridgeport ,r--,.
s,,ra Gent PaS-enSrT and Tekst Agent.
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Look Here!

DuSTON. OYSTER. WATER AND SODA
ID hackers II 10 cents Der round
ringer Bread and Ginger snaps
Bread. Rusk and Cakes
GEO. I. ZIMMER.
49, ~ Market stre=t-Ezist side
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Hon. Wn- 2 Stevenson. tsyveTr1r /" ~ '.
z. l. B~rEsnlrs. jugs -up.s gCnTt
a. Tau1as L Bruyyn. - App-als " Va
!. J. Jackson. Jr-. JudSr % The Us
District Court y. Va
u. T. Farn-0UTth. President Of ssn-
AZ. Y. Va
4 Wer1ing-r. Memhsr senate
Iaa-ob HUruBryok, President Nest va
ms On
4. Iars5y a. Blekel. VIce President NesS
Va. In 80.
Caleb Bozzesl Attorney. ClarkSDurE, ". '.
-ar1usl WoOts- PhilApPi-
q Whit sheriff M-rc,-r county.
q q Davis. -euats MlueTal clyaDty,
= y. Camden President Il FirSt National
BANK Parkes-DurZ-
And the .DiiOT1nZ nrrnberz 81 Tie House
Ok Defeats - " sst Virginia.
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TRANSPORTATION.
BALTIMORE & OHIO 3. 3. CO.

WHEELING. tune II, is7s
- vsszesssE- PASSENGER TRAINS
- run by he iOtIowing
-.-fs-iuI- on and after June lath. s'o,-
Wheriing Time
CINCISNATI EXPRESS.
EAsr-LEAvEs TBr-LKAyE
Hrh,,.Iinx Leaves Whrs-iing
t,IIy aT NAN daily At--lg-s5 a. n.
ARRIVES At BeiiAir lee a. y.
Grafton - An AARIyEs Ar
4 .uuup..Fiansi IA p. n. NswaTk---.---El5 p a.
FaItirnor- 80 " -anduzky --ss
Wasp'u CityIGaD = CalumDtS..-.-.J-s1
M YORK 5asg a M-CinclnLllAL-lG5D
Fact LINE.
EAsr-LE yEs ST-LEAy1
Wheeling LAys wh~S
iasly ai..-J-le p. r. tally sFs.- 7A1 ~
AHH!yH,s AT BeilAlr ...-.-.-- VI
baltimore A. n AhAl . Ar
yT,.Etrr !ty,.A Zans-yille-.-L.=JD p q.
NJ YORK .s.!U P. n columbus. 70
sundays sxceptrsi.
MAIL TRAIN.
K.sr-LEAyn wEsr-LEAvEs
oWhe-ung 'Lsuye- y hs.,iihE
daily at lIs8 n. daily ai--Ii:fl p ..
AaETyE- ar AaRIyRs AT
GrafOn.---.- cd A. n. SeUsark------ ~ a y
g.ItlTnUrp :. t:t5 p n -sandusiSy ..-. 40 =. q.
Wa.btfrl tttyf..J C0iumbus---. 10 A. n
View YurK-6se A. N-Clncinnafl--lZ'SH
sundays eXesptsd- -sundayA exnrPtsd
ACCOMMODATIONS
EAsr-LEAyz W~r-LEAVH
Ss aIyl ~ los5A.HL daily ai,-&8rz
aagryEs At ARRfyDs AT
Grafton . 80 p. N-.ZaDssTilie-- go
ParksrSD & rs NewaFk..-----lEB
t,aubsrt'd lel5 sandusky--. I'D
sundays -xcepts.l- SUNDAYS sxspts-i-
Trims on The Main Line make eonnec-
ions AZ BaIifrnOrs with trains for Phiislsi-
phla. New York and bostnn- Al h+tsy
Hotrs ya " zstIiiIztOn city mr. AL p-'ailiS
-Uuth.
CI-ntraI OHIO rains nSks dirHrt e"nDsc-
rfDn AZ Columbus aOT all points Nsst aud
Northwest.
Tlckrls 70 all principal point an " pro-
John Z. vTIf~OS,
Master u TransV-srtsfion, BA!tln'0rr-
z T DEykIk-,
Iar- Geusrsi Assrnt. Whesiins-
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WHEELING, tune II. iSTa
sszasssE- q PASSENGER TRAINS
- - run by he following
-1-Is-iuI. on and after June l4tlA. $50
W n,riing ume:
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PLAN MUTUAL.

Policy Holders Participating n the Profits.
Dividends paid .asI ye7tr ~ pr cent.
A >ucc,--s- without prec.-ieut IN This country
ur Europe.
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Policies NOn-EOrfeitabIe.

No RESTRICTIONS ON RESI-
CENCE OR TRAVEL
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zzTEEExrr sY pEKxrssIos

ss-Azeuts wanted everywhere n The ssaas.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-10
THF EMPEROR NAPOLE0N'S RESI-
DENCE."

Wilhemshoche, formerly called Weis-
senstein, and during the Westphalian
Kingdom, Napoleonshoche, is a rural
chateau, distant three miles from the city
of Cassel, and was the usual summer resi-
dence of the late %reigning Electors Of
Hessen. The parks and waterworks at
this place, equally charming by their
natural beauty and the effects of art, owe
their origin, in 17O1. chiefly to the land
grave Karl. An avenue of linden trees
extends from Cassel to the foot of the
hill, where the parks begin. These rise
gradually to the summit of the Habicht-
valid (hawks-wood), and afford magnifi-
cent views into the valley extending
across the river Fulda to the Soehre
mountains, in the midst of which the
chateau is situated. The chateau Will
helmshoche was built III the olden style
of architecture, by the Landgrave, after
ward Elector William I. It consisted,
originally, of q main building, con-
nected with two wing-payillions by
covered galleries. The Elector, William
Ii, connected the three principal parts by
massive buildings 10 the saIne style, so
that the whole now forms O. continuous
arch OF seven hundred and fifty feet in
length and mostly from sixty to seventy
IN height. The central building is sur
mounted by a cupola, making its entire
height upwards Of L hundred feet.
From the southwest wing a deep valley
opens, traversed by q creek, foaming over
q rocky bed, which enters a lake studded
with islands covered with flowers and
shrubbery. Beyond the lake is seen the
village Of Mulang, built in the Chinese
style, and havingA pagoda.
To the westward, at the foot of the
mountain, is the Lowenburg (Lion's Cas-
tle), an artificial ruin, built by William I
in 1893. which contains his tomb. On
the height is the Reisenschloss Giants
Castle), also called, from its shape, the
Octagon. Beneath it are the reservoirs
for the cascades. Seen from Cassel, this Oc-
taeon forms the crown Of the view formed
by the front of the principal chateau and
the avenue of lindens. It contains three
stories of arched vaults, and has a diane
ter of two hundred and eighty-four feet.
Apyramid, one hundred feet, constructed
Of large blocks Of granite, ~surnounted
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-10
3 T. DALTON,
No. 11j POydras Street,
QUARANTINE.
PROCLAMATION BY THE GOVERNOR.

STATE or LOUISIANA
Executive Department,
New Orleans, May %, 1870. }
WHEREAS, An act of the Legislature, approved
March Is, 1865, entitled IAN act to establish quaran-
tine for the protection OF the State provides that
the Governor of the State shall issue his proclama-
ton, Tpon the advice of the Board of Health, lie.
claring any place where there shall be reason to
believe n pcBlilent. contagious or infectious disease
exists, 10 be an infected place, and stating the num-
Der Of days Of quarantine 20 be performed by the
vessels, their passengers, officers and crews, coming
from such place or places.
Now, therefore, in pursuance of the provision of
the act Aforesaid, l Issue this, my proclamation, and
declare the places hereafter named 10 be infected
places, aud that all vessels, together with officers,
crewe and passengers, and carSoes, arriving from
such places, or having touched OF stopped ut any of
them shall be subject to . quarantine of not less
than Ten days. or FOR a longer period, as may he con
sidored necessary by the Board OF Health, to take
effect from and after the FIFTH DAY OF JUNE,
1910. any violation of the quarantine laws, as here
proclaimed, will be severely punished.
The places which are hereby declared infected as
aforesaid are the following, to wit: Havana, Ma
tanzas, Trinidad, Cardenas, st. Jago, all on the
Island of Cuba; Port Royal and Mintego bay, on the
Island of Jamaica; Jacnel and Port-au-Prince on
the Island of san Domingo; the Islands of ST. Thorn
as, Martinique and Gaudaloupe; Canpeachy' IN
Yucatan; Belize, in Honduras; Vera Cruz, Alvarado,
Tampico, Matamoras and Tuspan, in Mexico; san
Juan, in Nicaragua; Chagres, A~spinwal and Porto
Bello, in Central America; Maracaibo. in Venezuela;
Laguayra, Island Of Trinidad, Rio de Janeiro. Para
Cayenne, in South America, and Nassau, New Provi-
dence.
Given under my hand and the seal of the State.
this thirtieth day of May, 1870, and OF the indie
pendeuce OF the United States the Iinety-fourth.
III. G. WARMOTH,
Governor Of Louisiana.
GEORGE E. BovEE,
-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-10

Mr.. Simeon Toby, New Orleans freight
agent for the New Orleans, jackson and
Great Northern Railway, gives notice, in
another column, that the system heretofore
in use, of delivering freight by means Of
the transfer company, has been abolished.
Hereafter freight will be delivered at the
depot, after payment. C~onsignees will re-
ceiye q notification of the amount OF freight,
and by settling at the main office, on Camp
street, viii receive orders for the delivery
Of the freight. All over charges, damages,
or deductions. Of any kind viii De settled at
the main Office before delivery.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-10
ON CARONDELET STREET.

ON
Yesterday the brokers, with an audacity
that was almost sublime, resolved on
business at all hazards. Grown desperate
at their long and weary inaction. appalled,
by the prospect ahead Of them in case
this state Of things should continue, they
simultaneously rushed upon the street,
and in frantic unison demanded ''trade ~
The world owed them a living, and all
the extras that when combined make
life comfortable, and q living they might,
could, would and should have. All
frances mitrailieuses, and all King
Williams landwehr would have been in
sufficient. to keep them from their long
waited-for commissions. The Euro
pean. war had delayed their legit-
innate income long enough, and they
went in, determined to conquer, whether
Paris was captured or not. Under these
conditions, in the bright lexicon of Caron-
delet street, there was no such word as
fail. The brokers traded with each other
without remorse and every stray holder
OF stocks and securities, every chance pro-
prietor Of a bank account, was pounced
upon and forced to business. We briefly
record the results of this notable DAVIS
work, while awarding full measure of
praise to the participants in the victory.
Quite an amount Of new State warrants
were captured; SO, $50 were taken upon
private terms; $4,000 and s25OO were de-
hvered up at 732; $500, s23OO and $500
at "a; $1,000 went for IA, and $4,000 were
bagged at IA.
The prices CT city seven per cent fiscal
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-10

The Glowing are q few Of the reasons why this
CONCRETE should DC USED IL preference 10 all
other materials:
!. II has teen tested through one of the hottest of
New Orleans summers, and found not TO soften by
the heat OF the sun.
2. Being II general use at the North, it necessa-
rly must DE proof against cold.
3. l. is us durable as stone and much less expen.
size.
:. It is perfectly imt@Ivious 70 water, and consf-
quertIy Quickly becomes dry WHEN Wet.
}. 1t makes 10 dust in dry or mud in wet wea-
tier.
IL 6. 1t I, does , not ''ait or ern"''e' a'F is it washed
7. 1t IS impenetrable to grass. weeds or water.
s. 1t prevents noxious vapors or gases arising
from the ground beneath, and affords no eseryoirs
for til;b or fostering dccompositioDs.
g. 1t is laid down quickly, and ready for use
when finished.
10. It Is easily taken mp, easily re'aid, and easily
/ repaired when necessary.
Some Of the places where this work has been
done, and a few Of the parties who have had it put
down, may be known by the following references,
and most OF the persons named can and will cheer.
fully give all OF the information desired. An ex-
animation of the work is solicited:
lillbfD IHCt tiiUtEt ptNESt 1tTIPI,
Theooald Forstal, Lafayette Square,
f. 6. Palmer, New Orleans Gasworks,
Henry Bensel, PENIS Cotton Press,
&. McKeura, u. s. Seward,
/ +. ". Burbank. John W. Madden.
For.the present, after the foundation is prepared
ard curling set, Cemetery, Park and Private
Walks, will be laid for from SCI to 81 IS per square
yard. Private Carriage Ways, Heavy Sidewalks,
Depot and Warehouse Floors for from S rs to
$l@ per square yard.
For all further information in relation to this
business, or for he laying OF this kind OF work,
apply 10
PAGE * CO,
! mh2o 2p IS Camp street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-10

a missionary ought to be sent to Ra-
pides at once, for the ben;ghted Demo-
cracy Of that parish are ct least ten years
more ignorant than similar rum holes are
anywhere else. At q distracted meeting
IN the third Of September the Democracy
solemnly declared that the Republican
party had well nigh brought the republic
to the verge of destruction" If
Preacher Palmer's Presbyterian Public
and Private Professors OF Prosody can
spare a school teacher for Rapides, it
would be an act Of charity to send him at
once.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-10

As the mongoose eats a well known We
getable when it is bitten by a serpent, in
order to counteract the virus, SO the
Louisiana Democrat advises the Democrats
to take Stomach Bitters after they have
swallowed the address made by
the Central Democratic Committee. The
trouble, it is feared, is, that the Demo-
Gratis take too much stomach bitters al
ready, and are now SO thoroughly callous
to the influence Of the remedy that they
are past its saving efficacy. Non goose is
good, however. It suits.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-10
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

DEPARTMENT OF AssRssNFSTs.)
Room No. Is, City Hall.
September. I, 1879
The assessment OF real estate and personal prop
erty within the city, for the year 1870, Will remain
open for correction in the office OF tie Department
OF Assessments, Room No. Is, Cit Hal, until the
sixteenth instant.
All complaints must be made before that date. as
the rolls viii then be made and handed 70 the Adj
ministrator of Public Accounts.
Owners of real estate who have made Il return Of
the description and value OF their property in the
notice lett by the Assessors, are especially re.
quested 10 call, as the assessment made by the As.
SCISSORS win IL all eases be final, unless complaint is
made and REORGANIZATION and reductions ordered
by the Administrator OF Asse ssnlen;e.
II. BONZANO,
s4 t-eI6 Administrator of Assessments.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-10

The Courier journal says that a negro
man who was beat before a Republican con-
vention in New York, was offered a situa-
ton as nurse in q smallpox hospital. Even
this is better than the Democrats would do,
fdf they would not allow him to enter the
hospital as a subject much less as a-nurse.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-10

The New YorksWorM is using its ten ed
itors and four power presses to prove that a
man can vote ten times in New York with
out running any risk Of punishment from
the law of Congress. AL that we say is just
what the old darkey said at the baptising,
Somebody will get hurt at this kind of
fOOlin'.3
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-10

We haye received complimentary tickets
10 the second grand railroad excursion and
promenade concert. tomorrow, on the New
Orleans, Mobile and Chattanooga railroad,
to Live Oak and Magnolia Grove, twenty
one miles from the city. The excursion and
concert are under the auspices of the
Benevolent Association of Louisiana, for
The benefit OF their tomb fund.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-10

The Democrats of Caddo parish have
nominated DIR. j. s. Wise, of Greenwood,
and j. C.'Moncure and Aleck Boorman, of
Shreveport, as candidates for the Legisla-
ture, Judge David Cresswel for Parish
Judge, Colonel T. R. Vaughn for Sheriff,
and j. w. Arnold for Coroner.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-10

The Rapides Gazette says cotton picking
has already commenced in that parish, and
that some Of the planters declare that a WIS.,
itation of the caterpiller at this time would
be a great auxiliary, the growth being so
rank and the foliage SO dense that the pick
ers can hardly get through it. From all &C.
counts the n crop is a splendid one.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-10

We had a call last evening from Captain
r. w. Francis, and his associate, Mr.. Will
son. Of the Terrebonne Patriot. Captain
Francis has been absent some time, and re-
turns with the determination to make the
Patriot n of the best country papers in
1he South. He can do it.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-10

The Vermont State election was held on
the sixth instant. The result is the election
of the entire Republican State and Con-
gresefonal tickets. The Senate is almost
unanimously Republican. In the first Con
gressional district an effort was made to de-
feat Willard for Congress, by running
another Republican, but Willard was elected
by q handsome majority.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-10

George p. Carr, Parish Judge of st.
John the Baptist, has been indicated by
Governor Warmoth to perform the duties
Of Supervisor of Registration in place of
J. Kennedy, Registrar for Concordia parish,
who ia disabled by sickness,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-10

Charles Clinton, Esq, United States As
sistant Treasurer, arrived home yesterday,
after o visit of several weeks in the North
and Northwest. Like most of our returned
tourists, he is greatly improved in health
and annAarance