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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-12

w. H. HENNING.
Grocer and Wine Merchant.
Respectfully returns thanks to his many fife
and the public generally for their very liberal pa
aronage, heretofore extended, and takes pleasure
in informing them that he is now open, at his new
and spacious store,
No. Is Canp street,
With an entire fresh and well assorted stock Of
GROCERIES,, TEAS, WINES, etc., of the finest quail
ity, together with . complete stock of English,
French and German goods, Of every variety.
His long experience in the business enables him
to judge and select to suit the requirements Of the
trade.
By strict attention to business and fair dealing,
he hopes no merit share of his former patronage.
All goods sold at . small profit, and with fuil
guarantee.
Respectfully,
ocl VIII HENNING.
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ID UPTURE CURED.-WTTHAN EXPERIENCE
HI Of more than twelve years practice in the
treatment and cure Of RUPTURE and HERNIA,
curify, and more rapid improvement than can be
obtained Of any other person or appliance in the
length of time afflicted. Also, Instruments for the
cure of every species of human def0rmity on hand
or made to order
Cali OF address, with stamps, for circular DR.. T.
ST. C. FERRIS, office No. Is st. Charles street, up
stairs. Hours from 10 A. n. tQ4P.M. my3l ~
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the complete defecation and graduation Of sugar.
For sale by
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between CustomhoHse and Bienville streets.
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DIRECTORS:
Hon. John A. Dir, New York
John ], Crane, President Bank Of Republic.
william n. vermilye, Banker, Wall street. (vsr'
milye l. COY
CHARLES @. lockwood, Cashier Newark Banking
Company.
Hon. George Opdyks. ex-Nsyor Of New York.
Minot G. Morgan. Banker.
Thomas Rigney, firm Thomas Risney L Ca.
BENJAMIN B. Sherman, Treasurer New York Steam
Sugar Rshning Company.
Aaron Arnold, firm Arnold, Constable 1 Co
Richard II. Browne, of Wetmors Browne. lswyerA
4 v. Hsushwont, firm 3. '. Haughwort + Co.
william wilksns, arm ". Wilksns 1 Co
Julius 81. Pratt, Merchant.
william ". Wright, Merchant
Charles J. Starr. Merchant
william Allen, Merchant
George ". Cuyler Banker, Palmyra, New York
George T. Hops, President Continental Fire In
surancs Company.
John H. Sherwood, Park Placa.
Walton h Peckham, corner Fifth avenue and
Twenty.third street. New York
william 7. Hooker Wan street.
Edward Il Wright, Newark, New jersey.
George ". Farles Lawyer.
". I. Cogsweu, Merchant
JOSEPH MAGNKR,
Manager fbr Louisiana and Texas, No. lss Commsa
street., New 0rleaaA Isle 3y
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TIME "F. f., FAMILY FAVORITE
SEWING MACHINE.

HAS NO SUPERIOR FOR FAMILY USE.
1t won the highest medal awarded to America
family sewing machines at the Paris Exposition In
1867. also, at the American Institute, New York
City, in September 1859, and the gold medal at the
Maryland Institute, in October, 1869, over all com
petitors.
Once and Salesroom 1917 Canal Street..
NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA
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CWEET QCININE Is RECENT IMPROVE.
~ ment; replaces the use Of the Bitter Sulphate
Quinine with which all familiar. Dose for dose,
it is warranted fully equal in every way to Bitter
Quinine aud Ike it, is the ono
GREAT, POSITIVE AND UNFAILINa CURB
For all diseases Of malarious origin.
FEVER AND AGuE,
INTERMITTENT FEVER,
CHILL FEVER,
REMMrrTENT FEVER
BILIOUS FEVER,
DUMB AGUE
And the long train Of disorders these
SWEET QUININE
IL made solely from Peruvian Bark $50 10 Bitter Out.
nine), therefore il Of vegetable origin and not .
mineral poison, but on the contrary s proved to be
of the elements found in the blood Of Al healthy
persons.
SWEET QUIN1NE
Acts as an antiiiote to- as well a. cursr for mala
rial or miasmatic poison, the absorption ee which
by the lungs causes intermittent fevers, etc. The
only advantage claimed for
SWEET QUIN1NR
the use Of old Bitter Qunine il the entire ab-
sence Of that intense persistent bitterness which,
in the latter is insurmountable obstacle to ito
use with most persons, and always with children.
SWEET QUININK
Is in two formsin powder for the use Of physicians
and druggists, and fluid for use in the fauily, and
sTEARNs, FARR L CO.,
myl5 Manufacturing Chemists, New York
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arees rssniums lbr tAs Year. eso4so y
Assets It Company, Aprn =. leo......... seoSr q
Fhs Board Il Trustees resolved to pay interest as
IL PER cent in cash On an outstanding Csrtihcates
4 Scrip and also to pay in eash TIE Issue OF 1850 .
~ lsgal holders thereof On and after the second
Nonday in Juns next
They have also declared Scrip Dividend OF
eight Per Csnt on thu earned premiums entitled
10 participate for the year ending April 30 1870 for
which certificates viii b issued on and aiter the
Grst Monday in August nsxt hree Of governments
tax
THOMAS 4 ADAMS President;
G. 7. BUDDECKE, vice-Pres;dent
Hm1Y '. OsDEs, Secretary.
TRUSTEES:
fhonaa A. Adams, Samuel H. Kennedy,
G. T. Buddoeko, samuel b. Newmsn'
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GUARDIAN MUTUAL LIFE INSUR.
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-07


eeix1Ee ~ Specie Gse sbe Theatre Of War
Why tie 6eizaFes Were Made-Precnn-
nation Of Ministers - the lnhablenn@
Of Parls. -....-.-....d 5000
: PARIS, August 6.-The police. last night
made seizure OF specie shipped for the
theatre of war by private parties. 90 s,ls
The books and safe Of Baron Hirsch have
also been seized, ON q charge that the rule
requiring then to be placed under seal had
been violated. -s.ts.
The attacks which were made last night
upon the shops Of money changers were o.
casioned BY imprudent remarks which were
made by some Of their employees, which sre
The police protected the thpsa4sned PLACES
from damage. AT one Of tho shOpsr which
bore the arms of Prussia. a plaeard was
placed, bearing this inscription ]" Respect
for the arms Of Prussia" Il Z ~ re. -
The shops which were. menaced last nishs
remained closed to-day. s.a.. Al. =,
PA.ls, August 6.-The Council Of Minis.
all its members, the following proclamation:
TO the inha bltants of Paris: ,9@ Il ssgS,is ~
Your indignation has been naturally
aroused by Odious Man9ueros.b The guilty
Oncs have been arrested. and justice now IN
vestigates their cases. The lgovcrnment
takes the most energetic measures to, pro
vent such infamy. -.-...o , has.a.fiA 4 ~ ~
In the name Of our hefuic army We ssk
yOu to be calm, patient ana orderly Dis
order in Paris would be a victory for Prua-
sia sOOn. &. AZ ...-..h MIRA 'sis'bA w.
Any news that reaches here, good or evil,
shall be communicated Immediately, -
Let us be united. having bat one wish and
one sentiment-the triumph Of our af1nD.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-07
THIONvILLE..

Forward Movement Of the Prussian, Ar
my-Capture Of Screck-viGersas Ar
taek On Thi0nville = French Threw
- Dewn Their Arms ana Tesk to FlEhs--
aa General Advance Of the Whele Germas
ao1 Line-Merc than TIVE ThsHsaAa Rrisp
sners Sent To FramAfaEt-.Rr1ssinn
w Troops Moving On Metz. saslssEA .l.
NEW YORK, August 6.-The HeralA has
the following ..-....-.... ..n.J 2 't9.iLt
CARLsRUHE, August 6, los P. MA for
ward movement Of the Prussian army from
Treves and Saar Louis commented yester
day. The Prussians captured Screek, and
vigorously attacked, ThiOnville in over
whelming numbers. After some resistance,
the French threw down their arms and took
to flight. 2 C-.f 2 a'tss'.t a- ~
At the same time yesterday, the army
commanded by the Crown Prince, moved in
the direction of Bitsehe. The advance
guard of the French force making but
slight resistance. + -5th =
Today there was general advance of
the whole German line. The King has
joined the army. -.--.....-1l lt.I-
Upward of two thousand prisoners have
been forwarded to Frankfort. ea-t
The position of the French army is at
present unknown, but they are supposed to
be concentrating at Metz. - sA
McMahOn's corps is supposed to have fall
len back from Bitsch and Hagenaw, toward
Metz and Nancy.
There are reports that Napoleon is ill.
The Prussian troops are moving on Metz.
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NEW ORLEANS, SUNDAY, AUGUST l. 1870.

state that more fighting occurred at Saar-
br,1ck to-day. The Prussians occupy the
outskirts of the town for the advance corps
of the Prussian troops. who now occupy
FOrbach, and forward movement of the
entire Prussian army is expected to take
place Immediately.
PARIS. August 4.-The news of the battle
of Saarbruck seems to have created but
little excitement here. No demonstration
has been made
CoPENHAGEN August 4-The people are
intensely warlike in feeling, and almost un-
governable.
CINCINNATI. August 4.-General Schenck
will undoubtedly be nominated in the Third
District on the tenth. But three of the
twelve delegations dissent and favor
Brooks.
LOUISVILLE, August 4.-Out of fifty coun-
ties heard from. the Republicans carry four:
GarrOd Clinton, Jessamine and Pulaski.
From present indications, full returns will
show a Republican gain Of twenty thousand.
New YORK, August 4.-There is no special
change in dry goods since yesterday. The
jObbers are beginning to receive country
orders, and are filling them at the importers
and commission merchants, but refrain from
buving, as yet, any line OF goods for their
stock while kilograms from Prussia order
their agents to hold on to their goods. as the
European markets arc bare OF them, and
manufacturing has been stopped. A con-
signment on silk, mostly Frenah and Swiss,
is being advised. Ribbons and millinery
goods continue active. a7
We repeat that we want, and the readers
of the REPUBLICAN, demand, early and relia-
bic WAR NEWS. Will the Associated Press
wake uD! G..
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WHOLE NUMBER 1912.

the anomaly of their presence there. and by
the new French war cries the Emperor hsx
authorized, including the "Marseiliaise -
The Rcricsc says Germany has access to
English arms through Holland, which "a
supplied by England, and may in turn send
supplies to North Germany 1's-f f.a5 5e
The Economist thinks that the suspension
Of the Bank of France was a war measure
to reserve funds for the troops, and is pfoba-
bly, but of little moment. '' 5ss i9 'a-
There is better feeling in the markets
and on change, the cause Of which can not
be traced to any feature Of the political
news. 1t is probably the result simply Of .
reaction from the exaggerated depression
which followed the first announcement Of
the French Prussian war. -s@' '-'s''
English pilots have been forbidden to
serve either Of the belligerents. NAh
The fortificatiOns of Antwerp and Ham
burg are being put into a complete state Of
defense with all possible haste. SaltRetre
in vast quantities has been ordered rom
India. ..t'''-- 80. -
Bismarck's organ at Berlin, now approves
OF Englands observance Of her neutral
obligations. '''.' i =, - o.
Tie French yacht feet follows the French
naval feet to the Baltic to act as ambu-
lances. 10 ~ -r'.l,
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wEISSEN NBURG.

French Report that a Regiment of the
Royal Gnard of Prussians was Cut to
Pieees-French Fought Like Lions
seven Thousand Prnssians HOrs du
COmbnt-The General D0uay.
PARIS, August 6.-The GamlOis to-day
prints dispatch from Metz, reporting that
a regiment of Royal Guards of Prussians
were cut to pieces at Weissenburg.
One Prussian general was wounded.
The French soldiers fought like lions.
combat.
LONDON. August 6-lt was General Abel
Douay, an infantry commander who was
killed at Weissenburg, ana not General e.
Douay, commanding division.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-07

T0rpedOes i'm the Channel Of the Wesef-
Popular Impatience In Paris-Cify oil
Sunderland Urging Acknowledgements
Feeling in the English Markets-Whh-
drawal of French Troops from Rome
German Access to English Arms-sus-
pension of Bank of France War Meas.
ure-Fortihcations of Antwerp ana
Hamburg-English Pilots can NOT serve
the BeIliserents-Yacht AmDuiances.
LONDON, August 6.-Torpedoes have been
sown thickly in the channel OF tae Weser.
There is great popular mpatlence IN
Paris at the delay III operatlons on the
The eity Of Sunderland has sent an ad-
dress to Gladstone, urging neutrality.
The Saturday Revse,s explains the with
drawal Of the French troops from Rome by
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The official records of the State of Penn
sylvania which. at the time of Lees inva-
sion in 1868. We're hurriedly shipped to
Philadelphia in boxes, after the excitement
was over. were returned to Harrisburg and
deposited in confused masses in the rooms
of the respective departments. For the last
two months the clerks of the departments
have been engaged in rearranging the dis
organized records. and preparing them for
convenient reference. The work will re-
guire several additional months for its
completion. The records date as far back
as 1925 .-.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-07

TIVE Days Fighting Near Worfh-Prnssians
victorious-Defeat Of Marshall McOfa.
hon-Telegrams from Prince Regal,
Frederick Willians-Paris Easily Pleased
Enthnsiasm ever Prisoners - Omcial
Reports Awaited at Paris-Preclama.
ti0n Of Prince Royal to South Gernan
Army-Their Courage and Discipline
Invoked 60 spread their Flag Over
New Victories. .. -. .f. q 0-
LONDON, August 6.-There are rumors
prevalent of fighting now going on, but
no -cOnfOrmatory dispatches from the con.
tinent are hand at this hour 1:3O p. NJ.
$40 p. M.-The Globe, on undOubted au-
thority says: ga great battle, in which large
bodies of troops were engaged, began yes
terday. and continued until interrupted by
darkness. 1t was resumed early this morn
ing, and continued until seven o'clock this
evening, when victory declared itself for
the French. f r
Similar rumors are current in Paris,
affecting the BOurse. ........- i,s's
The conflict between Marshal Mcmahon
and the Grown Prince Of Prussia, which has
already been mentioned, was apparently
the commencement Of the struggle. ~ -aa
$3.50 p M.-The following dispatch has
Just been received here: fsl. l4- t
''WEIssENBURG, via Berlin, Saturday, Au-
gust 6.-The Prince Royal has defeated
Marshal Mcmahon. An official report of
the victory has been received for the Crown
Prince" ..'.t '- ...-.-.. .H" 4
BERLIN, August s. via London, August 6.
1880 p. M.-The Prince Royal telegraphs
the following bulletin from the field Of bat
tie: - p ,-.... ...-- p.rr'
"victorious.'' A battle has been fought
near Worth. Mcmahon was totally beaten.
There was a total cmeute battue by the
larger portion of my command. The French
retired upon Bitsche.
Signed: FREDERICK WILLIAM.
Prince Royal.
FIELD OF BATTLE, near Worth, 4:3O p. M.
Editors: A duplicate of the above dis
patch has been received direct from the
agent of the Associated Press at Berlin.
BERLIN, August 6.-Prince Royal Fred
erick William, commanding the South Ger
man army, has issued the following proc
lamatiOn:
Soldiers of the Third COrps-Appointed to
command you by the King, l greet you,
soldiers of Prussia, Wurtemburg and Ba-
den, united under my command. Your
courage discipline and perseverance fill me
with pride, joy and confidence. In true
fraternity continue to spread your flag over
new victories, which, God aiding us, will
insure honor and peace to United Germany.
PARIS, August 6, Evening" The enthusi-
asm of the people over the favorable re-
ports from the frontier is indescribable.
Enormous crowds fill the streets around
the BOurse, so that no vehicles can pass, and
shout anything patriotic, with songs. The
cafes are filled to overhowing, and placards
are posted at the Bo,rse giving the particu-
lars of the last two days fighing.
Official reports are awaited with feverish
anxiety, but none have yet appeared. As
the government will permit no other news
from the army to be telegraphed abroad,
the bulletin reports can not be used.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-07
FOREIGN.

Attitude Of the United States Toward Cah0
Discussed at Madrid-St. Petersburg
Sympathizes With Belglum-RiDfs in
Gen0a-Readiness Of Bismarck 70
Abandon Belgium in 1866.
MADRID, August 6.-The press of this city
discuss the attitude of the Washington
government toward Cuba. The Montpen-
sierists use it as an argument for the early
meeting Of the Cortes.
ST. PETERSBURG, August 6-The Journal,
in leading article, strongly sympathizes
with Belgium, and urges the maintenance
of their neutrality.
TURIN, August 6.-Serious riots occurred
in Genoa yesterday arising out Of certain
trials. Two persons were killed.
vienna, August 6.-General Turr pub
fishes letter to prove that Count Won Bis
marck was, in 1866, ready to abandon Bel
girlm and Luxemburg to France.
1t is said that Tnrr was prompted to
make the publication by friends in France.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-07
VACCINATED IN PARIS.
The Lamentable Case Of . New Orleans
HeireSs.

The Lamentable Case Of New Orleans
Heiress. .I. ..
Paris Correspondence New York Evening POstl
Ii faut SOstDrir pour etyc belle is trite
French proyerb, but one is tempted to be
careful of its application after hearing of
the lamenfahle case of Miss =. the heir
ess of wealthy French family from New
Orleans. For obvious reasons the name
cannot be given here, but the facts may
serve as Il warning to the advocates of re-
vaccinatiOn-at least revaccinatiOn in Paris.
Miss is a god-laughter Of the Pope,
and her mother, a very devOut Catholic,
with a certain leaven Of Mammon to temper
her piety. brought out the young lady this
winter to Rome to be confirmed, after which
the party returned to Paris to eflter heart
and soul into the amusements of the gay
capital Frightened by the reports about
the prevailing smallpox epidemic, Mrs.
- called in distinguished disciple of
Jenner. who, to humOr the maternal anxiety
to avoid all risks of marring the beauty of
the young lady's arms, proposed to make
incisiOn on both legs, just below the knee.
Unfortunately. as the end of the dancing
season was at hand. Miss was per-
mitted to go out as if nothing was the mat
ter, and after few weeks the knees be
came as though afflicted with elephantasis.
The original medicus pronounced the swell
scribed a simple lotion; but the swelling
increased. and finally Nelaton has
been summoned: three other authorities"
were called in. and. after lengthy con-
sultation Miss :" has been ordered to try
the sulphur baths of Kreuznaeh "A cure
of three years will be necessary. madam
was the verdict of these princes of science,
provided there be no scrofulous taint in
your family. If such should have ever ex-
listed. however remotely, your daughter
will be a cripple for life" The conclusion
of this being that whenever there he any
latent vice in the blood it will be developed
by vaccination. which had, therefore, better
be avoided by every one OH principle, as,
although people may be perfectly healthy
themselves. and may remember their pa
rents and grandparents as having been in
the same condition, who can answer for the
antecedents of former generations! ! As
prevention is better than cure, or at least
safer the most sensible course would be to
avoid Paris. where last weeks bill of health
returned two hun dred and sixty-seven
deaths from smallpox alone.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-07

4 Million Revenue Receipts-Present
Strength Of the Army-HOw to Get
Passports for France. 49,. ir-f7
WASHINGTON, August 6.-Reyenue re-.
ceipts to-day near S1OOO,0O0
Secretary Creswen will be absent till
Thursday. .-.---...--.9 =
and file, 34,953, which will be gradually re-
duced, according to the new law, to $4,000
Persons desiring to visit France can OBJ
tain passports by direct application to pass
port bureau in Washington. =
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Weissenburg.
We find the following sketch of Weis-

We find the following sketch of Weis-
senberg in Flakes Galveston Bulletin:
Weissenburg is situated on the right bank
of the river Larlter. about forty miles from
Saarbruck where the battle OF Tuesday is
said to have been fought. 1t is about thirty
miles northeast of Strasburg. At this
point the French frontier gently slopes
down from the mountains to the beautiful
plains Of Alsace. The river Lauter at this
point forms the boundary between the two
countries The Notifications are known as
the Weissenburg line. They were built by
Marshal Villers, in the war of the Spanish
succession. They are of light works, on the
left bank of the river. and are about fifteen
miles in length. Weissenburg itself is sur
rounded by various defensive works. The
whole line was abandoned, SO far as the
removal of the garrison was concerned, in
1867. But as they were not destroyed or
charged. they were doubtless ready for
occupancy when this war broke out.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-07
BERLIN.

The French Prisoners-Prussians VIII
Treat Them as Captives, but not as
Enemies. d
The French prisoners so far taken in the
war have been distributed around Berlin
The Prussians will prove by their treatment
of these men that, though they are cap
tives, they are no longer enemies.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-07
Innings

WASHINGTON, August 6.-The Red Stock
ings beat the Olympics, of Washington,
to-day. Score SO tO3.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-07

A Connecticut newspaper in recent
obituary notice, attains both length and
breadth Of description, thus: His personal
appearance was commanding, and his
friends were very extensive, both in Mlchl-
gan and Connecticut"