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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-07
4 III - SAN AkTOAIO AMI MEXICAN
GULF RAILROAD rOR SALE At
PUBLIC AUCTION.


Chief Qubrtermaster's Once.
Austin, Te as, pril II. 1870. j
IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE ORDER OF THE
secretary of War, dated arch D. ls70, there will
be sold at public auction at lndianola, Texas os-
ALL THE HIGHT, TITLE AND INTEREST
aS sHS 5es aSD , MEXIGAN V GULF RAiLRoAD.
from Lavaca to Victoria. Texas.
The sale will include the road bed entire track
and sdngs buildings, stations. turntables.
to the road, toge ther with the rolling stock. cars
machinery and other Qupmerts. as follows:
| "a Mi eS OF Track more or less.
l Passenger Car.
gage Gar
| Pla form Cars.
| l Eng ne and lender.
/ Engine House. at Lavaoa.
| l Depot Building, at Victoria.
| Depot Building, at Lavaca.
| l Machine shop at Vic ora-
P at two Ds pso on os
l Miscellaneous lot of Railroad Material, Boxing.
Worthless lot OF Blacksmith Tools.
l Mixed lot of Machinery, being odd pieces etc., In
Pairs Trueks. lying loose along the road between
| Lavaca and Victoria.
2 Pairs Driving Wheels, at Victoria
| Cistern.
| Iron Safe
2 Pairs Scales.
| 3 Hand Trucks.
| l Cross-cut Saw. -
the agent Of the road. and any information desired
may be obtained from the Chief Quartermastsr
| Fifth Military District, at Austin. Texas.
| Full particulars given Cd day Of sale.
| Terms of Payment-Cash in United Statest NOS
BY order of Brevet Major General >. j.. hes-
n''''' GEORGE E. ALDEN.
States Army in charge OF Office Ohief Qus.tsr-
| master apis BOT
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-07

Office Mutual AID and Il Benevolent Life
Association of Louisiana. l2o Carondelet street,
New Orleans. May L, lle70-Members of this Asso-
citation hereby notified of the death of EMILE
BLOCH, who died in this city the fourteenth
day of February, 1870, snd GEORGE Il. MEEK,
who died in this city the eighteenth day of Feb
ruary, 1870 and are called upon to come forward,
without further notice, aad pay 81 Is on each, to
meet the amount of Si5O3 paid out by the Associa-
ton assessments Nos II and 49,.
myl 1t K. W. YOUNG, Secretary
New Discovery Elixir J. f. Bernard, Toni
Sthenique Anu-Dyspeptic. The several observa-
lions made by the best physicians of the Facu tie
de Paris, have proved that the sIcknesSeS arlslnS
from impov erishment of the blood or nervous ex-
haust!on, viz: Armenia, Chiorosis, Sympathisue,
Phthisc, Diabetes. Albumin era, Scorbut etc, etc.
are radically cured with the ELIXIR j. F. Der
NAKD.
General FDepot-A. BERNARD, 81 Cedar St.,
second floor. For sale by oil respectable druggists.
mchseodly
Another Giant At~id. Has Been Made
in chemical science. PHALON's VITALIA. OR SAL
WALTON FOR THE HAIR, is astonishing prove
ment all preparations for restoring tue atural
color of gray ha!r. here ofore known 1t is pei
lucid. cooling Iimpid, Inodorous and never failing.
and ha, no sediment. Sold by all druggists and
farcy goods dealers, apps liz
NOLice Robert j. Ker will act as ny attorney
during my absence from this city. ANY bills
against me, for bai!ding, viii be settled by Eavid
d. Smith, at my residence. No. 270 Felicity Road
apA JOHN Nj. G. PARKER.
New Orleans, Aprl23, 1870 ap24
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To THE TAXPAYEKa OF THE
FIRsT DIsTKICT OF NEW or
LEANS.

LEANS.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN CON-
1 mission ed and qualified as Tax Collector OF the
FIRST District of New Orleans, hereby gives notice
that he will in few days be placed in possession OF
the tax rolls licenses. etc, belonging to his ONCE.
and be prepared to collect all otate taxes anG II.
,epses now due in said district
The public are warned not to pay any taxes to r
G. NJ HAN who is illegally attempting to exercise
the duties of the office OF the undersigned Tbs
Eighth District Court has Just decided that there Ia
pa dou bt of my right in and to said office.
GEORGE A. SHERIDAN,
State Tax Collector.
my7 iOt First District of New Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-07

FATAL ACCIDENT ON A STEAHAoAT.-Whil
the steamboat B. L. Hodge No. was at or
near the mouth of Black river, on her way
TO this city. one of her cylinder heads was
blown out, by which accident deck hand
named Thomas Shaw, was so badly injured
thar1he died at this port yesterday morning.
At the time of the accident another deck
hand, Thomas Davis, jumped into the river,
frightened, and was seen no more.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-07

OFFICE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
To Ascertain the Surviving Widows OF Veterans Z
and the surviving Veterans OF 1874 and lslS
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, IN AC-,
IN cordance with provisions Of act No. ia, ap-
proved March Is. 1870 to al pc sons claiming TO be
veterans and the surviving widows of veterans OF
1914 and 1915, to file the evidences Of their being
luch veterans or the surviving widows OF such
veterans on or before the third day OF june 1870.
The evidences should consist of afidav or such
other docu nentary evidence as claimeuts may
choose. .
No evidences of claims will be received after June
g. 1870 md all such evidences must be left with
f. e. Remick, Secretary OF this board. at the Gov
errors Office addressed to him, lock box eS8 New
Orleans Postofice.
Lieutenant Governor and Chairman Board OF COM
missioners- 100.
T. O. REMICK, Secretary. ap9 dn
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PURSUIT OF Il HUSBAND UNDER
DIFFICULTIES.

A Worthy Lady of New Orleans Mar
RTE. - Carpet Dagger, who hobs Her
or ali He. Property ana Leaves be
G.on TO Mnw aukee In search of Him
and Her Money.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.


PROPOsALs.
STATE OF LoUMAxA,
Office Board of Public Works.
new Orleans. May Q, 1870
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE REOElyKR
= at ,h's Office until twelve O'Clock NJ, WEOHES-
DAY. Sne l. 1870 for he removing of distinctions
and i'm o. owing the avigatio1 OF Bayou VermiLion
and Bayou Teche. in the Third Levee District.
gineer's flee OF the Board
BIDS viii state the price per tree wreck. or any
Other distractions that mas be known. -
fhe board reserves the right to reject any or AZ
bids that may be offered.
BY order Il. D. MITCHELL. Secretary
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+, ,MS0miIO1t SOteI, q
g. 6. 9attsnbsrs, Gissntbr

pisNasn uub auswGrtissu 6rsunesn bic sr9t-
bsne An,sist, eae obigsS SCtel i'm beItsn Sipls
sinaerihtet une nit allen mGberuen gerbtllsrun-
otn psrlsbsu IT.. Rsiienee fnbsn baistit cute
!Ssrbsrss. Gin GROCER Saal fir Bale uno Gr'
curicntn iisbt ;u Dienten. aub bic Staliuns
fur pfrrpr Get ni6ts iu tpiiuI6sn iibrig.
2Sdp7O 6. &. Batteubtrg.
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~ as. is.as CLAM. sa: aAS a'a,S |
top,,trt ,u babsu whufht, Der Ibsrssbs
feline BeReauns an aler. pap. auftrass
t6unsn in Suffers Gpcthsts Oper in Ams'
pen's 5apetsn9ei6dft btntsrlofsn tper'
ben. l9"t
Esy~ 0abt itr Gin neus5 poue aWr'
Sireiden pper Elm altes ,u SerihSnsrn, 10
iitsraebt pie @rbeit an aier. S9aY, melher
euH ,ufriepenltsten pirp. guftraae rer'
Dem in Qmseen's SapetenItore coer sui
lsrs Gpptbsts entseseHsenommsn. l9mt
R@- Carriers patentirtrs, iraatarss
Mueoutu. gss, unenttsbrliA In irbtger
3sit. III In Glcraueerd nSpte8sI'Gepot,"
32l Qadawanna 2penue, Scrautpu, pa.
an bateu. 2ljl2w
BaS Das neur pbotcsrapbiIGe atclter
In Sppe Yarf III am Gnpe nsr StraBsn'
GiIenbabnline. Die tetsn 8ilcer weroen
paisltlf angefsrtiat unp fir 3ufrisoenbeit
aarantirt. Sprsh! bel ibm pCr. l4ap7O
R1- Der Spmmsr fomut uno Ssoer'
mann perlanat Elm @'Iae fttIdes tuelss
Qaaerbisr. Gjebrii0sr QeOnarS lno Die
stn,taen 6obritanten orn 9a5erbtrr- Ynnts
pen. Seper, Der 9aeerbier oertauft, iputr
cine perIelben baten; bas leBte @ias Ster
bleibt papurh etenip gut uno frtl6, als
pas crIte. Gtne Der 0umpen 1T in tbrem
Sfens unp 9le6maoreuaeIAGft eada'
panua 9lYenue, gegeniiber Dem Court
baule, auesefrllt unO mir smpieblen ben
, gSirttrn, liA ptslslts dnjuisben. 26mt
t 6ierbrr! Nad ;peiipOd,entIi&er &O
psIrnbeit III Sr. getttctcn iOeben wtroe'
aus benz Snen Surildlete6ys nit einen
gorratB pom GtieIelr, Shubeu, 8eticta
Id,en II. {. no, pslthe IGres 9citen iu6t
c Gr bat i'm GintauIen Die ridttse 3ett 90
8 ospartet unp tie nsprise @clcprdmi
a it ,u Nuscn gemaft uuo III natilrIid
;, au6 0iGene, ben 9rcfit nit ieinen Sun
> ben ,u tbeilen. g8er in ieinrm 9eIhnFt
!; porIpretht unO bic g8oaren prilfet, mir
e Fds Ycu Der @abrbstt ilberSeusen.
e lSerr 2lntpn ScCs belUrgt, Dte btsbtl
s aud In Der 3ufunft ippptl neue Nrbei
= ais cu6 Neparaturen uno wirp Getnet
= Sreunpen unp gonpeIeuten tsi tbren Gin
i t1ufen gerne tsbilIlid isin.
8 Srrseet ntat: pie 5wsite 39ure 30
d 5anpsrlpns 9ant. 28ap
i, sS~ Die trfe unO srB6te 9luswat
;. BON gBaGerfibIrrn pertGufsu bic @ebril
>. Der 2sOnarO lsbr billia. @e9rniibsr NsI
y @ourtbauIe. Z6mt
y. - b9~ @ebrii0er QeUnarO, 8egeniiter per
:. :. @purtbaule, balten auf Eager einen 8rl
= fen Surrat6 pom Summit tlhlaud gu
!. Sprieen rrr Strabsn unp @drten III
% perfoufen biuid. 26mt
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SnfIOIs O0ms,

SranFliu avsnus, nabe bem Gtienbapn'Orp0b
eortus 3sibIsE Sisfntbilmsr.
9as Saus IN uru uup in ppafsmmsniirr gStlle
sinaeridbtet uuS Itih unb atatr liefern an SptH
len unt Gjrtr6ulsu pas Ssfe, mas ~ Paeen ".
SOlisc eruts fSnnsu Spf une eSs's 9f!ni S0s sSss
WV ~ N 9prtnt 3etbItE
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-08-11
gSer hat Qlte Gentc?

Nlr amsrifarii6e altt Gsuts ven bsn 9abrs
oGHern 1892, 1893, 1899. 1904, 1909 unS 1873
psrSrn quite Vrtiic tsSabt. Gbtnlo tur palss
Gsutr sspider 9Lbrsdnsr. .,.,..
9Brr ipIds bsfgt rtrltt F6 IN Ser SrPrsttai'n
eisIes Slattts. opo
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Gcr0lltOIl SNms,
@ietpr Sc6,, Gissutbilmsr.

IisIss IdSus unb bsausuis Sctrl, ssraOs benz
Dtppt aseeniter gelessu, it ieit Hrm 1. Nprtl in
Zen SsdS ppn 8ittrr ap6 ubrrSrganssn. osldfr
eaiTelbe 6ur6 unb eurd, reuoYirt bat. Dtt rem
SCtsI III cine Rrlauralicn fir Dnmen nne Der
rem perbuntsn, pc fpdrme une falts Spttien 81
ieber Gaasssfit IsrSirt reretn.
3ur geepmpeatipn fir 8eilruSe IL Gin I6bnts
geiS,immrr unb Gin 9ilarhiaal Cmit pier g5ta.
Ion Biliarbs) singerihtet tprreen.
Der bhtl6 eingfrittttt See Cream Gallon 1T
isbt erSffnet une See Cream Ypn sntibttesntm
8oblssItmad pire su alien 3citeu Isrsirt.
7ap70 gietcr 0o6, prcp'r.
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CerInania Halle.

Giuem serrbrrn gublifum be rraseene In
,eias, ea6 ptigee, uabt BEN Drpot gtleaene epfa
iteH sinacridbtet une bseeutene pfrlpenfri moIosn
n ,,nS inter eer geihlr1 ees llnisrsihuettn btm
s,utid,sn publilum icst pieesr Onen liebt.
Die 3eit ber fprmrllen Glupsibuns miTb Ipd
ter befannt gemdet.
Das ausgejei6ustr ,.Sr@silriOn" uHs sfn
burbareifeuSe grntilation maiden eitits gpfal
~ bsm asssnsbmten AufsntbaItscrt in
Stabt. Q0juN Scbn 3eteltT.
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slSrinnfs SSerGCapGf.

Sin ,peiitEdiseS 5rdmc9tbiuce, Yrn Gbrtltiun
Neru ais Stcrc benuBt une Gfe orr penn Nvrnue
HnS Nrp Sra6r srleaen, 1T netif 2ctte 81 ger.s
faufrr. Tos Saus 1T 2l bei IA Sup uno y BuB
bpd. Tie Vote III 60 bel 1870 Sup, NIT AlIr9
binten. Aac Rrdte auf Grunp unb Soeen.
3u crfragcn auf bem @IaFr ielbit pper IN eslsr
Srudsrei. 2Sjl3m
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Scbrumpif s Mnbres,
0Scin Il. 9iqnnr=9GnOler,

Ste StraBs, spil6m 3. unS e. gleenur, un'
ttrbalb 8eLIpws Corner,
r t.... Ssbe parf.
llnIere gBeine une 9iauIrr iine idmmtItd sr'
ter Sualitat unS mir strflufsu eielelben 10 biz
lis, ais irssrD en aueeres prrnritgeS Stlbatf.
Sn 8erbinpuna eamit balten mir oesr llsTsrn iu
ben billiaitsn preiien 6laiheh @lSlsr, Nrl9e &c.
Gin 8erIu6 pirS 9tesrmann ubsrSeuSen.
4aa7O S6rumpff Il Anpres.
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Sine aute 0clcgcmbctt.

Der llnfrr;ciGnrtf pTsrirt aum Tertant cine
2cttc aslcaen an Seminaton NUennr, ~ esr II.
gGarc ppu Scranton. Die yctte ut Az SuB SFoni
unS 2OU 6uB tief unb umjdlint. Yeetn9Hf9eh
lcidbt. god,,ufrnGrn i'll rsr Sffce ppn s. ..
Gamptel, li6 gNfdwanua glpruur, Scrantcn.
pa. ZoJl
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:Sla Hrcrf0Mfcag :

Trei Ppttru in grtersburg, gsIcssn at esr
Sobn Sraee, in rem SOd, nc bic pm. Hl9-
ter une Siebsr prbnen.
Die Quttrn Wrrrsn tilIig psrIauit une Der
Rc6tstitsl III unbsifreiibor.
gtGbae AuSfuuft crtbeiit &letrmann Sppn
putiermann in Yetersburg. 1lillm
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asefpnhrre CfchrIrE,t.

Nd6rt1t pife bisrmtt sssrbtu. eab Der ItutsI.
tsihusis. ,.@trfsrttssr uns gtrtGufsr ron mi,
nsralwaiIer une iOnttsen 0jetrGnfsn In dlaIdsu,"
cine qtlfe esr pen ibm stbrautttn GlaItsu in
Der amtsifubs hss Staatsiefretdrs prn penniyI-
panirn repourt bat une eraen irgere cine per
fou csrr IerlCnsn, Der 70 brssiduslr 5laidsn nit
Wfireralpalier psrr irssue siusm .aneersn Gbe.
tr6ufe fiiut, cosr ie fault perfauft cpsr auf ir.
aenp cine gIrt camit bancelt, cher e bsuuBt, I'M
Stl earin su baltrn Cpsr gu irsenb einsm 3wsds.
pirp gsleBlirb psrfabren percsn.
Grtepr. S9ra6er,
SCRANTON, pd.
gRdu beddte naGIisbsnbsu GjsieBsrIab:
IS pirc biermit ais ungeiCsiiG erflart fur
tratub psldr p,riOn Ucrr prrlcnen, Cbne er'
lautniB ees @iasntbiimcrs irgene 10 beSet6nttS
6aideu nit Winrralpaiirr cher fonfigem Sje'
trGnfe su fulIeu, ;u psrfaufeu, su pergsben, 81
faufen, cher panltt su banbrlu, tpenn iplde Gla'
Ite ni6t pom redjtsn @iseutbiimer getauft pre
unS irernb Srmanr, Der Iib 10 persebt II balt'
bar fir cine Snafe Yon fllufsig Gents fir tset
Ip6e 5laIbs, 70 erfilIt Oeer perfauft sebrauht
per9etrn, seFauft prtr bamit gsbancslt FUR cas
erits Gcrgebcn unb fiiuf Dollars fir jrbes ipsittrt
9sroeben, su srnnsru ppr irssnp siuem Ilper.
mann peer brirbsnsribter, ME Strafen aelsBltd
III srlanaen Ijne fir ben Staat." 24f11 II
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TricbricD 9braber,
6atriFaut ron fpruS efmbem Srpnf Bier,
SarfapuriaO unO MinrraiwaGrr,
6atriE in 0ulbsrrsiirabs, spii4sn psnr II. gSse'
..... ming Aosnus. r.
9crtcr, St1c uub 2aacrbier,
til 5ai6er, pirS su ben niGprisfrp prstitn i'm
GjrcBen na9 allen plGgsn Der City frItfntrtt &C.
tisfsrt.
Ginr Grfabruns Son 25 Satrrn in msinsm OF
hGfte ttfGbigt mid, einen Sarlapartlla ju lie'
,srn, Der ale anberru 6abrttats iibsrrt1 nnc eer
8slunebeit Isbr ,utrGaid 1T. Oas 0jei6Gft itsbt
unter meiurr psrfTuli6er esitune, nnt pplls 3u'
iriebenbsit pire sarantirt.
gluftrGgt, prI6s bel Serrn Spbn 3tiSIsr abss'
stbtn Uper burb bic pplt mir jusrianet peresr,
Fnbsn prOmpte SsriidI9tisuns.
26ba 8r. S6rabtr.
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0Sirths. nnb Rpftbans.
0oce0iUummCs Statls

9afaHanna gssnur, uabr BEN Depot
Gbas. Grppp, Yrcpr.
Das-pbiae, in better gHetc sinscritteif Sans
in nit qaem Ssrlsben, mas tsnt aprper sur Siar-
funa unb Grfrilhung nptbis ~
Gjutss Bier, bic ftinfsn gSetns, ytlu0rs une
Giaarrtn, parnr unS faltr Spsiifn; aHlitrn, au
iesr @rt iubertittt. e-s,,...
Gin frtntr Saal ttr SdHisn uh0 taiillsn. li
0sirS &bds. 5ropp.
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0I0Gl1r riGl1t.

5ir risienissu, bic ibr Srtrn SsriItsrn wollrn,
bietrt bic Commonwealth GccpGrdtre Ssbrnes
@erI6srunaS- GjsirllIhoft bic bette @elsS'nbstt,
Eamilirn auf tcm biai0itcu une Ibrrten gSerlr
al YsrI6rrn. Sir eie Giuwcbnrr rtr I. uno u.
gDnrb tienc ,ur Nadritt Rap Serr Shererr
SeIGnaer nls glseut talttit 3eotm sustunTt er:'
is silt unS glvpliratipu fir MitslirSi6ntt oatr
nimmt. has. SS. Sci,tt
iaa glornt fir Serautrn uno llm9sSsnc.
The New York herald., 1870-10-21

sthe Boss from chair mender to million
naire and the Now York democracy from ''the
Slough OF Despond' TO the .Delectable
Mountains from which they can see the
Promised Land. The same system OF demo-
cratic management and power will apply as
well to other States as to New York. 1t Is
''the almighty dollar" that does the business.
A general course Of opposition to the alleged
abuses and the financial measures of the party
in power is slow work. The democratic
managers, In great alliance of powerful
corporations and monopolics, can fight the
enemy with their own weapons, and upon this
plan Of operations their success in New York
gives the key to success throughout the
Union. Principles in the shape Of distractions
are good in their way, but the seven demo-
cratic principles of John Randolph, sthe five
loaves and two fishes, or, in other words, the
substantial principles Of ''the almighty dollar,
are the principles that viii carry the demo-
cracy TO Washington.
The New York herald., 1870-10-21

for Consressmcu.
The Tammany Congressional Conventions
met last night and nominated the following
candidates for the several districts within the
city; -
Fourth dstrict-Morgan Jones, formerly
member of Congress, President of tho Board
of Aldermen and very popular man, vice
John Fox. The district gave Mr.. Fox, at the
last election, and as the Tammany candidate,
over sixteen thousand majority.
Fifth district-Wlliam r. Roberts, Fenian
advocate and agitator, vice John Morrissey.
This district gave Mr.. Morrissey, Tammany
candidate, nearly nine thousand majority.
In the Sixth district S. S. Cox has been re-
nominated. Mr.. Cox has established his
reputation as one Of the brightest statesmen
OF the day, and received over two thousand
six hundred majority at the election in 1868.
In the Seventh district Smith Ely has been
nominated, vice Hervey c. Calkin, who was
elected as the Tammany candidate in 1868 by
over twelve thousand majority.
In the Eighth district James Brooks has re-
ceived denomination, and as he received
something near twelve thousand majority at
the last election We suppose his reelection
may be set down as settled.
In the Ninth district Fernando Wood, who
received something near four thousand ma
jority in 1868, has been honored with re-
nomination.; aud as Fernando has behaved
pretty well he will no doubt be reelected by
an increased majority.
In all these nominations the observer can
detect the master hand Of the leader Of the
Tammany Regency; and as there is no doubt
about the election Of every candidate named
supplicants for Office may govern themselves
accordingly. The physical earthquake yes
terday was not without its political effects.
Let the discounted look at their barOmeters.
The New York herald., 1870-10-21

The republicans ~ . party have abandoned
the field OF battle for the election Of cosntv
ticket. While. Of course. they viii stand by
their standard bearsr In ths State ticket.
General woodford. and tho other candidates
nominated at Saratoga, they have declined 70
name any csndidates foe Mayor. Sheriff.
County Clerk and Coroners-thus leaving tho
Individual members of the party 70 vote for
whom they please, free from any party obliga-
tions. The contest then, remains between the
democracy of Tammany and the youthful junts
whs are deaouncing the alleged profigacy Of
the old leaders. with shs hope that the votes
Of tho people will enable them TO become
good deal more pro0igAss themselves In this
high moral aspiration. however, they are evil
dsasly destined 70 disAppolntasat 1hs Re-
publican State Committee. In dsclining 10 pre-
scat ticket and abandoning the dsid. gives
the Tammsny folks good scoldiug which viii
probably nos disturb their equaninity very
much.
They recommend all true republicans 10 vots
with independent democrats and ali others In
opposition w the nominations OF Tammsny
Hall This means TO support the Young De-
mocracy ticket How can the Intelligence aud
respectabllity OF the republicans of this city
accept this recommendation
II is absurd 10 suppose that respectable 70
pahlicans win consent TO be dragged at the
tail Of faction led by John Morrissey and
john Fox-s faction created almost for The
especial elevation Of Jimmy O'Bricu. who 10
now not leading the ranks only because he was
disappointed In getting the nomination fos
Mayor. Assuredly they will do no such
thing. The absence OF a republican ticket
viii probably reduce the vote Of that party fos
city and county officers to a very small figure
on eIeciioa day. Nothing else can be ex-
pected. But q more humiiiaiing proposition
sugg gestion more offensive Ia the self-respece
OF every gentleman protesting republican
op;nions-ihan % vote for the ticket Of the
tag, rag and bobiai OF the democracy, with
all its rough aud vicious antecedcnts, was cor
tainIy never made 70 any respectable party
before.
The New York herald., 1870-10-21
T RIP lie SH r E T
New York. Friday, October FL, 1870,
CONTENTS OF TO-DAY,s nEaALD.

PAGE
acknowledgements.
acknowledgements.
3-Paris: Herald Special Report or Alails in the
City; Tue People Still Confident and Resolute
Battle at Haut BruyereS ana PrusSlan Repulse
Important Announcement or General 1rochn
General Attack to be Made on the Besiegers;
The PruSsans Reported Retiring from the
Loire; French Fears OF Their Aiming TO Sur
prise Tours; German Account OF the Capture
OF Chateaundun; Reply of jules Favre to the
Circular OF Bismarck: Telegra II from Minister
Motley on the Peace Rumors.
A-Eurore: Progress OF the siege OF Paris; Re-
ports from Prussian Headquarters; PrllSsan
Pollics in the War Crisis; Bismarck on Terri
toral Compensation; Napoleon's Private Cor
respondence; Incidents and Facts OF the Great
War Struggle-Nava Observation-Disclosures
Ptoneers-Yachting Noies-Department OF
Docks-RepuDlican Fraternity.
6-AusIralasla: Affairs at the Antipodes; Direct
Communication with san Francisco; Con-
sumption OF American Manufactures Affairs
IN sydney-Generai Lee-Regious Conyen-
uons-- Dedication OF an Orphans Home-The
Morse MISUNDERSTANDING for Bountiful
Harvest-Sensation at Glen's Falls-The Work
ing Women-Fatal Accident in Morrisania.
6-Edttorias Leading Article. General Grant and
the Republican Party, Another Term OF Four
Years, and what ThenG-Amusement An
photographic News from All Parts OF the World
News from Washington-Amusements
ping lntegence-Obltuary- ry-BusineSs Notices.
S-Proceedings IN the New York aud brooklyn
Courts Political Intelligenee-Marrying rie ioI
Fun-Attempted Murder-New York City
News-Court Martial at West Point-Sews
from Jamaica, w. l.-Bro0klyn City News
Base Bail NoteS-BnghalBton RaceS-Board
OF eath--A POceman's Punishment
9-persona Integence--A New Asylum Tor the
Insane-Brandy and Beef-Terrfbe Accident
at the Hoosac Tunnel-An Affecting Scene
Financial ana Commercial Reports-Real Es-
tate Matters-Marriages and Deaths.
To- Earthquake Shocks Felt from Lake Erie to
the Atlantic Ocean; Irs Course Along the At
lanfic Seaboard Reports from the Different
Towns and Cities; General Alarm OF the In
habltants; Scenes In New York and Boston;
Shaking OF Houses and Apprehensions or the
People State Of the Weather Throughout the
acknowledgements
lI-Advertsements.
I2-Adyertlsements
The New York herald., 1870-10-21

THE PEACE PROSPECT-Rumor still has it
that peace is possible before the Prussian guns
open fire upon Paris. 1t is, of course, as yet,
only rumor. 1t is undeniable, however, that
all the Powers are more or less busy in endea-
voring to bring about peace. France, of
course, is still bold and defiant. But France
every day becomes weaker and weaker. 1t
does not seem as if Prussia were unwilling to
make peace arrangement. Approaching
winter frightens both belligerents Meanwhile
Russia and Austria find some consolation in
the thought that France is no longer the ter
ror Of Europe and that Prussia is so exhaust
ing herself that if the war lasts over the winter
she will no longer be formidable. Great
Britain sincerely desires to see the war ended.
So is it with the citizens Of the United States
Humanity is sick OF a war which has ceased
to have purpose. 1t will not surprise us if
so many forces combined should have the
effect of bringing the belligerents to reason and
ofinducing an armistice. A cession of territory
France must ultimately consent to. As well
consent now as later. The world will rejoice
| to learn that the war is ended and that Paris
| is still safe.