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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-18

INrKHEsrfHa OPEakEIoN = TAAEHUsIoN
or BLOOD spocEssruLLr ,PHRTosNED UPON
a YouKa LADY.-The readers OF this paper
will remember thu report Of an interesting
experiment Of transfuslng blood Into the
veins Of a dog, performed at Rush Medical
COLLEGE last Wednesday by Drs. Freer and
HUNT. Tho carotid artery OF the animal was
severed and the blood allowed 70 run out
until the subject was apparently liielseI.
An InclSlon was then made In the Jugular
vein, and the blood Was injected back Into
tho animal system, with the eject OF re-
storing him 70 life. l.-r.t, % laH 10
DO Ths account OF this interesting experiment
given 70 the Post was noticed By the friends
Of q young lady In Iowa. who had been for
some time wasting away with disease, sup
DR.. Freer. 10 come and mako the experiment
Of transfaSlng blood into her system. DR..
Hunt, OF the faculty Of Rash College, 70.
spondod 10 the call, and found the patient IN
q very low condition. s
he proceeded 70 take some sixteen ounces
Of blood from the arm OF q young brother Of
tke gih aud injected Il into her veins. The
pGtient went into eomaioso condition, and
b was found that still more Oft vital huid
was nso6asafy. Another supply vas there.
fore drawn from d sister OF the Invalid and
injsoted, and finally = third supply from an.
other brother about ten years OF age-thirty'
siI ounces u warm, living blood being thul
conveyed Into the system eftho young woman
within a TOW hours! The event 10 not yet
determined, though thspfotpecls Of recovery
are very hopeful, II the lungs are not too
nearly destroyed! II the disease ID only
iucipisnt Il is thought that life and health
will BE- restored. This experiment u the
only one Of the kind ever attempted In the
West, and 10 very rare elsewhere, though n
has been tried With euecess. The result Ia
this case will be hnIiouBly looked for, mol
only BY the friends Of the patient, but BY the
scientific world generally ~ hiedgo Tod, lsth
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THE COURTS.

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HatI, oaps Bo0ts, and shOe..
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-18
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RALrInoRE AND OHIO RAILRoAD.
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-18

BhHnzowaEI, the Pole, who attempted to
assasainAte the Emperor Alexander Of Rus
sla, IN gune, 1891, on tho occasion OF his visit
70 the French Exposition, was condemned to
the gnlllotine, but on The inteFeestion Of the
OAat the sentence was committed TO impria.
onment for lifo. The latest intelligence from
Europe announces that BefoA0WaEl mana sd
Al New Caledonla, but amer wandsflnf about
for threo or four days was tscaptufed In .
state OF complete eHhauGtion, hol havink
tasted food TOT tity-tWo hUpfG! His IuElef-
Jugs were lnteuse, and he u now almost an
iaIot. New Caledonia IL situated ID the South
Pacific ocean, In latitude alo south, and lou
RltudO 1860 east. II Il 20 mica broad and
9sO miles long, It's surface Is mountainous,
rising Ia che centre V 5000 feet.
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.INHOCENrs ABROAD"
New Books.

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WkrEmsfoH, Pei. ~, iifo. = jay Osoks
tvs. nfaiFA ne ioliswins qustatiSns Of Gov.
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-18
CARRIAGES.
INarAnLlaMEn No.

TNbIABIlnMED lBaa- 2, @ y ~
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS, b
Ala, 4l4 Apd 416 Rourlssnlb street, Il. b.
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-18

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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-18

REPAIRS poR eToYEs. IlASdES,
soyp,vS ssEs e g.ktSSgeRY, a
, BRIHO AIEi Ii6 iUHE rs \, STeey
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-18

HHITED STATES PLTIHT oIyIcE,
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-18

Tfm Ool0ed Young Mems Christian A.
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Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-05-21

FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE ESQ it
is srepOrted) is accustomed to plant
her stocking loot firmly on a piece
ofleather, draw an outline of the
figure it forms, and have her shoes
made to correspond exactly with
it. She undoubtedly finds great
comfort from this arrangement.
Not only comfort, but exemption
from sundry physical ills which
follow a strict adherence to the
rules imposed upon women gen.
orally with reference to the cloth.
ing Of their feet. The shoes and
CATERS now most in fashion are
inventions that would seem to
have been devised by the Evil
One for the torture of poor hui
manity. High heels, narrow soles,
pinched in toes, and an unnatural
rise in the hollow of the foot, and
all imperatively demanded, and
are all capable of gripping, NAL
forming, and tormenting, not only
the feet, but the-shall we say it?
legs. A trim, neat foot is an
attraction, but it should not be
made up at the expense of health
and by the inAiction of pain and
inconvenience.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-05-21

WHILE it is impossible to con-
cede all the demands made for the
female sex by the woman's rights
advocates, it is quite reasonable
to wish that females may be ad.
mitted to every honorable occu.
patton to which they are physic-
ally and mentally adopted. There
is no good reason for shutting
them out Of telegraph rooms, dry
goods shops (as clerks counting
rooms, printing offices, DC. No.
body has ever yet proved that
women cannot set type as well as
men If they afforded the proper
faculties. A proof that they can
is exhibited in the shop Of a
Bridgeport newspaper, where they
have q female compositor who
works by the piece like the men,
and ct the same rates, and who
earns larger wages than six male
competitors.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-05-21

that the honorable Senator says
is the Episcopal Church. We pre-
sumo that slavery was at one
time one Of the "grievious evils"
and it "precipated the nation" into
a terrible war, which resulted in
revolutionizing the whole form Of
government as instituted by our
forefathers, and now at the com
mand Of the National Deity anoth-
"grievious evil' must be suppress
ed. Whether or not 1t viii result
in drenching the land in blood or
not we can not say; we only know
the negro has commanded 1t and
his commands have never yet been
disregarded.
The New York Express, in COM
menting upon the remarks Of the
sooty Senator, says:
perhaps, however, under the
new dispensation, we are to have
new churches, as well as q "new
nation" In that case we shall
unquestionably have a fresh saint
Saint Charles-to whose canoni.
zation the modest Mr.. Revels
seems to be already paving the
way. tits great pity, for the
sake Of his race, that this colored
Senator should not, for 0 while at
least, have contented himself with
occupying the position of learn.
er, before the public, rather than
to be aspiring, as he is now, to be
a ledder--and especially as his
leadership is so much In the wrong
direction. His aim should be to
conciliate favor rather than to ex-
cite dislike. His race, in and
through him, he must remember,
Is on trial, and such speeches as
that from which We have quoted
above are not calculated to win
either him or them favor.
It was one of the complaints ofI
the late Mr.. Lincoln, that the Rad.
ical leaders of his time were com.
pelling him, whether or no, to
''run the churches" Lincoln did
not relish the job--and to do his
justice, he always did his
best to shirk and evade it. Why |
cannot these professed admirers
Of the ex-President learn q lesson
from him, and stop trying to "run
the churches p |
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-05-21


The following are the provis.
ions Of the proposed bill intro
duced in the Legislature for q
State revenue. A tax Of one
third Of one per cent. on oil prop.
erty, both real and personal, ex.
cept that which is exempt, includ.
ing erections and improvements
upon real estate.
Every practising lawyers, physi.
clan, dentist or vetinary surgeon
On every distillery three hundred
dollars billiard tables, fifty dollars;
nine or ten pin alleys, twenty
five dollars: bar rooms, two,
three and five hundred dol.
lars; livery and sale stables,
twenty-five, fifty and one hun
dred dollars; each barber's chair,
five dollars; trading boats, fifty
and one hundred dollars each; E;
on auctioners, twenty, fifty and one
hundred dollars; on brokers or
dealers in exchange or real
estate, twenty-five, fifty and one
hundred dollars; travelling agents
for any insurance or trust com.
pany, one hundred dollars; on
banks, insurance companies and
savings institutions chartered by
the State, one hundred dollars;
express companies, fifteen hun
dred, and telegraph companies one
thousand dollars; on ferries,
bridges, turnpikes, when fees are
collected, twenty dollars, except
steam ferry across Mississippi
river, one hundred dollars; musi-
cal vendors, fifty dollars; hotels,
restaurants, and boarding houses,
twenty-five, fifty and one hundred
dollars; photograph offices, TWEEN
ty-aye and one hundred dollars;
circuses and menageries,. twenty |
FIVE dollars each exhibition; any
other show five dollars each ex.
hibition; wharfboats one hun.
dred dollars; each male adult
between 81 and go, pay a poll tax
of two dollars.
The bill also provides for a tax
Of one per cent. on cotton grown
in the State.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-05-21


The New Yofkcorrespondent Of
the BuGAlo Courier, writs thuD oG
clergymen, As tipplefa, inthAt city:
'fhe trial Of Rev. Chas, B. snysh,
more generally known q BIack
Crook smyth, foF going into : sa-
loon and drinking 'isin md milk'
one Sunday sfterAooh, "a company
with two reporters, should Be 9
warning TO other gentlemen Of the
cloth who 60 and DO likewise when
they get chance. II il not "a un.
common thing In New YOrk for
Christian ministers to be seen in
bar.roOms, drinking strong LIQUOR
with just 90 much freedom as rera.
lar topers. have seen It myseiE
and others have told ms that Il isa
frequent oecuFFanee. Ofeeurss itis
a very improper thing Tor ministers
to do, and the cause of much scan
dalOus gossip, and I hope the expo.
sure In the case OF MF. emyth win
be lesson to Others. That gentle.
man admits the gin and milk, but
pleads exhaustion alter q sensation
sermon on adultery n extsnuation.
He desire Il to Be understood,
moreover, that he did not then pay
the score, but told The proprietor
Of the saloon to charge It to bis &C.
count His reasOn for his not pay.
Ing was bis siegard for the sabbath.
He could not think SfvlOlAsins sas
sauctity Of the day By paying for
refreshments, thoaghef course the
consumption Of then was another
natter. The Rev. - smyth L not
be only excellanl Christian that
axes this peealias view Of what
nay and wlas may aot BE- done On
sunday ] know : few Who csa
pllt hairs iust as neatly and olev-
rly e that gentleman dId in HE
eIense.1
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-05-21

A SINGULAR EPRRCT RESULT,
ING RRoM THE TRANSITION
The Attorney General hai
decided that ell officers are re-
tanned in the full exercise of all
their official functions and pow.
ers, until their successors are
duly appointed or elected and
qualified. Let US see the result
ofthis. This was originally the
Third Judicial District, composed
Of the counties Of TuniCa, Goa
homa, Bolivar, Washington, Issa-
quena and Warren, OF which B. r.
Trimble, Esq, was Judge. The
district 10 dismembered, and now
Warren with Kinds, constitutes g
judicial district to which Judge
Brown has been appointed. We
do not know that he has, but II he
has qualified, he certainly relieves
Judge Trimble from the exercise
Of any duty in his district SO far
as it relates to the county Of War
rem. The law which made him
Judge Of Warren Circuit Court,
also, and is still operative. He is
yet Judge Ofthe Circuit Court in
the other counties, and we pre-
sumo If term time should occur in
any one Of them, just at this time
It would be his duty to attend and
hold Court. Yet IL term time
should occur here he would not be
permitted TO hold his Court. The
examination Of this ques-
tion reveals peculiar opin-
ions. II Judge Brown has
been qualified has Judge Trimble
been relievedP Ifso, who Is the
Judge Of the Courts in the other
counties comprising his old dis
trict2 How is it possible by the
declaration Of a law to perform q
certain thing in one county when
by authority Of the same law 1t
cannot be done in another county,
even when that county is named
in that lawH Would the Sheriff
of lssaquena county be authorized
to summon a jury for that county
next Monday upon instruction of
Judge Trimble, II It should be the
period provided in the law for
holding Court therep How are
these interregnums to be filed, or
II there are none who fills them
officially and legally? Many con-
aicting questions and positions
arise in the transitory situation to
which we are reduced by the new
law just put in operation in this
State.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-05-21

JOHN G. BARRY, familiarly
known as Uncle Johnny" q prin.
ter eighty-four years of age, was
in the funeral procession Of Mr..
Columbus Barrett, late proprietor
of the Holly Springs Reporter.
This old man has been at the
printing business for seventy.ons
years. In the year 1900, be set
up the announcement Of the death
of George Washington. Uncle
Johnny, in that year, vas working
in the Nero District Gazette office,
in Nashville, Tennessee. The
news of Washington's death aid
not reach Nashville until some
time in January, 1900, som nesks |
after its occurrence. OR vete-
ran and nOble-hearts friend is
hale and hearty to-day, and ls q
regular hand At tha case IL Holly
Springs ftom Monday morning,
bright Z early to Saturday eeen.
lne
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-05-21

The word raise in the sense Of
rear, bring up, is generally, re.
garded as an Americanism. It
has been shown, however, in a
recent publication, that the word
in this provincial sense was in
very good credit in England as long
ago as the sixteenth century. The
word tote, too, which most edu-
Gated people, we suppose, would
not touch with q pair Of tongs,
has been shown to have been de
rived from the practice of lifting
a suit from one English court to
another Of the higher rank. Two
more cases in which our British
having lost ! word, charge
as with innovation and bsrbar
lsml
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-05-21

Col. THOs H. BAKER withdraws
from the Columbus Index and Mr..
j. A. Stevens assumes the entire
editorial charge. We part from
Col. Baker with regret, and hope
his Is not a permanent departure
from journalism. To Mr.. Stevens
we wish bOunteOus success; his
excellent paper has always deserv.
ed Il.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-05-21
Tan TerFe Hauts lind. J Joarnal

THH Terre Haute lind, Journal
says that At the recent eslshfs ID
Of the cOlored people q lhat ely.
an orator of that persuasion made
the prediction shas TIE @
the tWealie cones
70 hand the co'oftd race VIII s.
% much The intellectual
Of sl.a people lhas lha
VII A-le 9 stand ha..H
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-05-21

The butchers Of New York city
are anxious to ascertain who Of
their number will slaughter, clean
and dress q bullock quickest, and
have q match pending TO that effect.
The people Of New York are anx.
ious to discover who OF the
butchers win be first to reduce the
retail prices Of meat