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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-01

road of this kind, large enterprise of this
kind, costing not less than eighteen mill
lions of dollars, is matter not to be look
ed upon to affect any particular portion Of
the State. 1t affects the whole State.
Not q dollar of State money has be en-
used 80 far, and four millions have been
expended. I say it as a fact, not as an
opinion, that four millions have been eX-
pended, and not bond of the State has
been issued, not bond sold, nothing has
been asked, although the road will soon
be finished between here and Mobile.
The road when completed will have cost
about six millions.
Mr. Bacon: will say to the Senator,
that this road to Mobile is only very
small portion of the State OF Louisiana.
Mr.. Lynch: Mr.. President, l have no
sympathy with this narrow-min ded states
manship, which limits us to State line,
and says that we must not 60 outside OF
that to do anything. Look at the enter
prises of the great West, and they were
nearly all carried upon the principle OF
gratuity. What carried the Pacific Rail-
road across the continent? 1t was the
principle of gratuity actuated by the
active energy of Chicago and
other cities of the West. There is energy
and gratuity, and must we stand here
guarding the State, and shutting out these
men of energy and capital, and tell them
When you come here we will stop you
with objections, mandamuses, and fight
you through the courts, Judge Cooley's,
and every other court" Though this is
situated the most favorable Of any city OF
them all, where is its energy? 1 have 70
sympathy with this narrow minded policy.
! want this city to stretch out its iron
pands, to bind it to the north pole, and
Drlng nome the commerce of the world.
want the hot blood of the South to mix
with the vigorous man of the West, and both
unite and push forward the work of pro-
gress. l hope to see not only one, but a
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OF the road from New Orleans to houston
at twelve millions. Its cost from here to
Texas is eight or nine millions, and the
amount received from the State entirely,
when the whole work is done, is three mil
lions. Now sir, is it reasonable to presume,
that men having means at their command,
would reasonably 60 to an expenditure of
eight or nine millions for the purpose of
getting three millions? Is it reasonable to
presume that these gentlemen, in order to
receive the first instalment of bonds, would
build the road from here to Donaldson
vile, by far the most expensive, for have
the figures to show that the road to Yer
million will cost more than the balance of
the road to Houston; and, to a great ex-
tent, it traverses over lakes, swamps,
bayous, and morasses of every kind. The
bill requires that the first installment of
bonds shall be paid when the road is fin
ished to Donaldsonville, distance, be-
lieve, of seventy-fve or eighty miles.
Now, the construction Of that road will
cost $4,000 per mile at the very mini
mum. When you take into consid GRAFTON
the nature Of the road and you find that
this company expends seven or eight mil
lions, of which they are to receive one
million dollars worth of bonds. When,
sir. we take into consideration that the
heaviest portion of the road is built, then
we can not suppose that this company
would do anything so foolish as not to FIN
ish the road and receive the balance OF the
bonds; the idea would be preposterous
how are we to have another guarantee
this company has already expended in
this State four millions to build the road
to here, without receiving or asking one
single dime from either this State or this
city not dime, sir. There is q popular de-
fusion existing in our midst, according to
the statements that public speakers made
in the st. Charles Theatre, to the effect that
we have already given this road $4,000 a
mile. Those distinguished orators know
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WILLIAM DAVIS. .
REAL ESTATE BROKER.
Is. .st. CHARLES Dtreet.............s
Masonic Hall. New OrlsanA
leasing Of plantations and other real estate paying
Of taxes, collecting rents. ETC. se9
M n ALONEs
10 MAGAZINE STREET. NEAR JULIA,
NEW eRLEANs.
Black smith, Iron Railing Aeher'
GENERAL HOUSE SMITH.
va,.rdabs. Iron Fences, Office and Tomb Railing
made and put up f. on ING oo1s snd Shutters made
to ordep Also. Bellhsnging Locksmithing and
most approved Lightning Rods put up. Al I0sn
t co1 pn a. me .0wss' pfi0o SD'0" fe Ii
r p. ETHELL.
FLOUR AND PROVISION
No. los Poydras Street,
w. j. TAYLOR, JOHN N. BURKE,
jsHly Statesmen.
T A. DE HART.
DENTIST.
17......... Dauphine strset....".......15
ial4ly Fsur Doors from Canal
WILLIAM DAUFHIN.
IMPORTER, JOBBER AND MANUFACTURER
Millinery, Fancy and straw Goods Ar.
tincial Flower, Wreaths. etc,
No. LEO CANAL STREET.
NEW ARRIVALS WEEKLY. nol2 Iy
s. w. HIGsIHs'
Manufacturer Of Every Style of
GOLD PENS.
No. Old Levee street. New Orleans.
Repairing. 'ssventy-fvs Cents. noll s.n
JANzEN's
OYSTER SALOON
And
RESTAURANT.
No. le Royal street,
ocle " New OrleanA
A OLD w x II 4 q,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
lA1........... Gravier street......~......1&S
ocs1yo NEW ORLEANS.
DAVIS d JACKSON.
WILLIAM DAVIS. N. o. JACKSON. n. Z.
WHOLESALE CLoTHIERs.
Factory ISL Chambers street, New York.
RETAIL HOUSE AT OUR OLD STAND.
zoo. ..Poydras Street. .SOt
A Largo Assortment Of
MEMS, YOUTHS AND BOYS CLOTHING
Constantly on hand; Also, Large Stock Of
oc21y FURNISHING GOODS
TAEEs, BUCKNEH q Co.,
6. L. James, O. B. Buckner. Tom BynumJ
COTTON FACTORS
CON MIssION MER III ANTS
Manufacturers Of
Cotton and Wooden Goods. Cotton Yarns
Boots, Shoes. Barrels. Hogsheads. Bricks
No. lao Gravier Street. New Orleans
se1e@
JOHN g. FLEMING
GAS FITTER
DEALER IN GAS FIXTURES,
I 1AA .Poydras street............1A,
Near St. Charles Street.
| NEW ORLEANS.
Will attend punctually and faithfully to all order
| entrusted to him
Orders left in Box No Is, Mechanics and Dealers
| Exchange, will meet with prompt attention.
| my21 1y
WEEDE q sELH1.
PLUMBERS AND GAS FILTERS,
.HarOnns street........-.....e
Plumbing Materials and Cos Fixture
KEPT CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
Stores, of,oes and Private Residences fitted c
with Gas and Water Pipes at the shortest notice.
ALL WORK WARRANTED. ool4 en-
| ". ". EASTMAN. .....................G. g. M0RRI
EAsTHAM q NORRIS,
Manufacturers and Dealers in
BIZ y . H Es.
No. Is UNION STREET, BOSTON.
r. w. HoTHICK.
UNDER KER.
No. EAT Camp street. Corner Of Dslort
Parties in want OF METALLIC OOFFINs wou
VEL by SanF &
METALLIC CASE and OASKET. for which he
the sole agent Warranted to be indestructibe AZ
air tight, and for beauty OF finish can not he o
oelled-surpassng any others ever manufacture
Rosewood, Mahogany. Black Walnut and all 9TH
styles Of Cofins always on hand. ie2l y
r @. KATRMAN,
TROPICAL ROOEING MANUFACT0RY
| And Desie1tn
Ceal, Charcoal Coke. Whiss san& Oh
Hirswoods
ga Bieuville street. corner Of Msrsis. New Crlea
Exchange. will receive pronpt attention.
|
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President, from here to Mobile, IS
so far completed, that if any Senator has
desire in q month or two he can take g
train and in a few hours can land in Mo-
bile.
Mr.. Blackman: 1 will bet You the
drinks on it.
Mr.. Braughn: l have here said, and l
call upon the Senate to bear witness,
that in July next the New Orleans, Mobile
and Chattanooga railroad will be finished
between this city and Mobile, and any
Senator who has desire to do so can
practically test it by ride on its rail.
Now, Mr.. President desire further to say
that this road would have been completed
already, had it not been for Judicial in
reference with contractors and their en-
ployes upon the road. | happened to
be at Bay st. Louis last summer when
one of the contractors absconded with a
large sum Of money placed in his
hands to pay the employees. Tie con.
sequence was there was no one to
pay them, and the laborers remained idle
two or three weeks. That matter oe-
CURED on various sections of the road,
and these embellishments and this inter-
ference has prevented that road from being
finished to-day; and to show the Senators
what contingencies, what accidents may
arise in the construction of the road, will
mention that the Mobile and Chattanooga
road has to pay $1,000 interest alone upon
material which they can not use, because
they have not the labor; one thousand
dollars for material, because dishonest
contractor absconded. I mention that
simply to show why the road to Mobile has
not been completed. Now, sir, I believe
that this bill has been discussed by every
Senator who wanted to say anything, and
if there be any Senator who wishes
further to discuss it he will
have an opportunity to do so on
each section, and then we will
know more of what we are doing, because
desire most of the sections to be amended
and, in order to take up the bill and discuss
it effectually,I move to lay the motion OF
the Senator from Claiborne on the table.
Mr.. Blackman: ask the courtesy OF the
Senator to withdraw the motion.
Mr.. Braughn: Yes,i you will renew the
motion.
Mr.. O'Hara: rise to a point Of order.
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TO e L A H Or
L AND
INSURE LARGE CROPS.
Use Storms RAW BONE SUPER-PHOSPHATE
and FINE GROUND BONE, the great Fertilizers
LOUIS STERN 4 BROS. manufacturers. Office No.
6Ohartrss street, New Orleans. louisa M. Bone
Black of,all grades constantly on hand. mostly
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Testim0 nlals.

Testim 0nlals.
TusKKaKR, Ala, November n. 1863.
Mr. L. H. Bradfeld-Sir: Please forward as. imne-
diately another supply eff "Brad6ed's Female kegu-
lator" We find it to be all that is claimed Tor IL
and we have witnessed the most happy and decided
effects produced by it.
Very respectfully,
HUNTER ALEXANDER.
We the undersigned Druggists, take pleasure IN
commencing to the trade Dr. j. Bradfefu's Female
Regulator believing it to be good and reliable
remedy for the disease for which he recommends It.
w. A. LANSDELl. Atlanta, Ga.
PEMBERTON, WILSON, TAYLOR d CO.,
Atlanta, Gs.
W.C LAWSHE, Atlanta, Ga.
W. ROOT & SON, Marietta, Ga
STATE OF GEORGIA, Troup County.
This ia to certify that have examined the recipe
of Dr. Josiah Bradfeld, of this county, and. as
medical man, pronounce it to be combn alton OF
medicines of great merit in the treatment OF all the
diseases of females for which he recommends IT.
WILLIAM r. BEASLEf. ID. ID.
This December q, 1863.
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BUSINESS CARDS.


nR& ALLEN d COCHRANE.
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We are prepared to perform all operations on the
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before ten o'clock A. NJ fe20 Inn
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And Dealers in
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HORSES AND MULES.
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GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Nos. SO Peters Street,
date New Levee).
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TO, sso ahzs .. nSs 81
DUCE. de3 6m
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WHOLESALE DEALERS
M
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Our Stock, for size. quality and variety, is not
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ooso NEW ORLEANS. LA.
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K O s K O o.,

Is remedy of Wonderful Efficacy in the
cure Of diseases of tho Kindeys, and Blad.
der. In these Affections it is "a near n
specific as any remedy can bo. It does its
work kindly, silently, and surely The
Relief which it affords is both certain and
poTcort;55'S. A@ %=ss s.'' @s@ - Fa111
DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS AND BLADDER.
Persons unncqnainted with the structure
ana functions of the Kidneys cannot esti-
mate the Importance Of their healthy ac-
tion. iH 9't aa&a E
Regular aud sufficient action of the Kill.
ncys is rs important, nay, even more so,
than regularity ofthe bowels. The Kid.
neys remove from tho Blood those cffete
matters which, if permitted TO remain,
would spcadily destroy life. a total sus.
pension of the urinary discharges wi oc-
ec"sion death from thirty-six TO forty y-eight
hours
When the. Urine is voided in small quan,
tities Mt The time. or when thcre is dispo.
sition to Urnate more frequently than
natural, or when the Urine is highly colored
or scalding with weakness sin the small Of
The back, it should not be trifled with or
delayed, but Koskoo should be taken at
once TO remedy tho difficulty, before a
lesion OF the organs tokes plnce. Most Of
the diseases of the Bladder originate from
those of the Kidneys, the Urine being i'm.
perfectly secreted in tho Kidneys, prove
irritating to the Bladder and Urinary pas
sages. When we recolcct that medicine
never reaches the Kidneys except through
the general circulation Of the Blood, we
zee how necessary it is to keep The Foun-
'sih NO 'pf l3i1i ifsc ~ knrss 81 8 nH efg% S<5S
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* oS, OIL.
q ~ "a s, Es s1,As'AAfa 1 ;-$E,,. e
LIVER fNHIGORATORI
STANDS UNRIVALLED.
Being the only Known Medicine

that efficiently stimulates and correots the
hepatic 8 ,cretions and functional derangc-
ments of the Liver without Dobiliating the
system. While it acts freely upon the
Liver instead of copious purging, it gradu-
ally changes tho discharges to perfectly
natural state.
SYMPTOMS OF LIVER COMPLAINT AND OF SOME
oFTHosB DIsEAsEs PRODUCED ny 1T.
a sallow or yellow color of tho skin, or
yellowish brown spots on The face and
other parts Of the body; dullness and
drowsincss, somclimess headache bitter
or bad taste in the mouth, internal heat; in
many cases dry, teasing cough unsteady
appetite; sometimes sour stomach, with a
raising of the food; bloatcd or full feel
ing about the stomach and sides aggrava~
ting pains in the sides, back. or breast, and
about tho shoulders; constipation of the
bowels; piles, latulence, coldness of tho
extremitics, SC.
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DISEASES OF THE BLOOD.

'"The life of tho flesh is 10 tho Blood"
is q Scriptual maxim that science proves to
be true. The people talk Of bau blood, as
the cause of many diseases, and like many
popular opinions this Of bad blood is found.
cd in truth.
The symptoms Of bad blood are usually
quite plain-bad Digestion-causes impcr.
feet nutrition, and consequently tho circu.
lation is feeble, the soft tissues loose their
tone and elasticity, and the tongue becomes
pale, broad, and frequently covered with q
pasty, white coat. This condition soon
eho rs itself in roughness Of tho skin, lhcn
in cruptive and uloerative diseases. and
when long continued, results in serious
LESSONS ofthe Brain Liver, Lungs, or urinn.
~ apparatus. Much, very much, suffering
is caused by impure blood. II is estimated
by some that one-fifth Of the human family
arc affected with scrofuls in some form.
When the Blood is pure, you orc not so
liable to any disease. Many impurities of
tho Blood arise from impure disease OF
lnrge cities. Eradicate every impurity
from the fountain Of life, and good spirits,
far skin and vital strength will return to
you.
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TO COTTON PLANTERS.
AMMONIATED
ID Z s 8 oLvE IT'D
EGoNT11@s.

The supply Of Peruvian Guano having
hecomo exhausted, II ia necessary for tho
pinniihg community 10 look for substitute
for this article. 90 etficacious in promoting
and susts!aiag the growth Of cotton. The
eoInbinstion Of Peruvian Guano and Dis.
nolvcd Bones has been found to Re the
safest and best Of oil tho many "a cs
offered, and We are confident that inan
ordinary season, to use tho language Of Mr..
David Dickson, can never fail In pre-.
senting oar AM MMONIATED to the Planter,
We but give tho combination in form
ready for Immediate use, thus saving the
cost and trouble Of manipulation and secur.
ing informiny in quality. $ "
The practical results obtained from the
articles shipped by, 10 prove them to be
tending through every portion Of the Cotton
Growing Regions, and during the past fiyo
years, consuming thousands Of tons, ve are
yet to hear Of the first complaint.
In our manufacture we discard oil mineral
Phosphates, and rely entirely upon Pure
Bone made readily soluble by the use Of
Sulphurio Acid. Tho Ammonia is supplied
from tho next valuable source to Peruvian
Goano, and in suflioient quantities 10 give
tho plant vigorous and, healthy growth,
the soluble bone sustaining IL throughout
the 6eaton. ..''' S-.# -
We hnve no hesitation in plnoing this
article against any manufacture or oombi-
nation known and will refund every dollar
spent in its purchase in case it does not give
satisfaction.
For the character and purity Of tho arti.
cles shipped by us wo refer to the promi.
nent names appcnded,t hey being few of
those who obtain their supplies from us.
JOHN MERRYNAN g. IN
Baltimore.
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NEW ,ADHERTiI[s,, j, EAI j ENTs.
AGENTS, WANTED

fEOysell admiral Raphael Semmes, s'servico
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good egents. 3s Address .., 81
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! WANTED-AGENTs. -$75 to 5000 or
month, everywhere. mnle and female, to into.
duce the Genuine Improved Common Sense
Family Sewing Machine. This Machine
will stitch, hem. fell, tuok quilt, cord, bind
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ed for five years. We will pny $1,000 for
any mnchine that will sew stronger, more
beautiful. or more elastic seam thai ours.
II makes the .Elaslio Lock stich," Every
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cannot be pulled sapart Nv ith out fearing, A.
We pay Agents from $75 10 $500 per
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which twice that amount can be made.
Address SEooMB & Co., Pittsburg, Pn,
Boston. Mass, or st. Louis, Mo.
/ CAUTION. Beware of ali Agents selling
machines under the same name as ours,
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cy sigred by us. We shall not hold our
selves responsible for. worthless ma :hines
sold bysotherpnrtiss, md shalI prosecute
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under this name TO the full exten, of the
law, unless such mnchincs were obtained
from US or our agents. DO not be imposed
upon by parties who copy our advertise.
ment and circulars and offer wort bless mn.
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GEORGIA NURSERY.

10000 Southern Groom Fruit Trees. for Sale.
APPLE TREES 2 years old. 6 to 8 feet
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100. Ono year old, 4to. feet irh-- prico
$12 90 pcr 100.
Reach .Trses, Pesr, Plum, Ar.icot, Nee.
tarine Trees, .Grays Vines, Strawberry
Plants, 30. Descriptive and Prioc Cata.
logue sent gratis to applicants PSI
>f Address. uf WM. X. NELSON
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"C1ROLINA FER7TLIEER"
Feiizng
b 4.
ID MIGRATORY OF THE MEDICAL CAROLINA
Moisture n '' ~
Of
Fixed Ingredients ~" tS'"'"' 3
Suphurc Eouyale tla''
Suphae a0N N''''
Suphae Of Soda, Z $50
SO q fs GS aaSi yS
on the sshs Of these results am glad certify superiority a
Ss furnish this excellent and others 81 SO per ,os on
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Z X okS * O OIL gE.
Meets with Geeat Success in The Cure of
Diseases of the Nervous System

~ . ~ - Ii E.yss
Almost nine-tenths of our people suffer
from nervous exhaustion. and are. there.
fore, liable 10 its oopoomitNns evils Of men.
tai depression, confused ideas. softcning of
the brain, insanity, and complete breaking
down Of the general health. Thousands
are, suffering to-day with broken, down
nervous systems, and, unfortunately, to-.
baooo, alcohol, late hours, o7ar-wosh,
(mental and physicdl), are ca,is;ng tliaeases
full ratio. 7sf'''s''' 'tt
| The symtoms towhi6h diseases Of the
nervous system give rise, maybe stated as
follows: dull, heavy feeling in the head,
sometimes more orr lass severe pain or,
headache Periodical Headache, Dissiness,
Noises or Ringing ia tho Head Confusion
OF Ideas; Temporary Loss Of Memovy ?
Detection of Spirits Starting during Sleep;
Bad Dreams Hesitation in Answering
Questions Daiuess 9f .ITearing !; Twitching
Of ;!e Face end Arms, Sc, Which, il not
promptly. .treated, lead to Paralysis, ,DGlis
rum, Insanity, i1mpotendy, Apoplexy 20 !,
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D ,,WIsinnshorp Workshops 81

iasa 6. - 4, ADJ ,sov psepersd 10 IA
onss eGartss Wheelb S9s, VIZ
&c. Also repairing essatfy exectasea. y All
k,nass t,saa ksnith Csprk, saoae sata my shop.
solicited. H hsIVx' hs1ISV2s's'
Jan 40 "
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I'm. WHITTIER. t8H ST. cNerlh et.. 81
~ Louis, Mo-, Of, f,Union>wids spuiationl
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emissions, impotenoy, Co., fhe fesuit Of
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