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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-09-20

Sane days ago shout ninety dollars
was stolen from ihe roon Of enc % the
guests q the Morrisyille House, bat
has recently bcea messly recovered
irlaa ) young mah 10 whom The chan.
icrmaid. who committed the theft, coa-
lded il 90 safe keeping.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-09-20

The census Of Wmdhala county
shows a decrease 10 population Of be-
tween eight and nioe hundred Brat,
tlpl,oro. bcwcvcr has Increased her pop.
ula,iau 1912 since 1880
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-09-20
PRICES a FAIR OFFER

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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-09-20

tfoiben creiatetag ana faay
sgc 90 sat Z aaic sno ths la'f lsi
tsciaey lHitii I articles e
eear has lpspme ths avnte eaps
son We. making e point isst "a q
enshioas hui BITS e leat1fr vhigh
the pattern q traced. Tie lace Is maie
with needles Another f.voute ch
ploysneat Is vogue among de hisbrs
ladies q the had & thai painting
groups d flowers co white muslin
Dresscs are Tins decorated IS tie
dainty fingers Of the ucarcn 10 water
e0lers Lady Alice, the dsagblerin.
law 81 or friend, had painted such q
dress and other articles f3ra charity
sale o. course they will not wash.
When lunch was announced our
charming hostess apologizeJ fori IL
plauncss The new cook had not come
the housemaid bad mistaken he order
+ given for grouse and cold plam tarts,
% mean cold grouse the boiled lcg q
mutton had been put on too la.e and
was underdone. and the eats had brok
en- into the larder and eaten Up the cold
game left Of dinner Disasters 81 ID,
kind happen among the high as well az
/ the middle classes Butwith delicious
grapes and plums, and several othei
dishes we had luxurious repast. Fan
cy the wine consumed in a private fam
Fly costing 81 500 year
During the London season Mrs
L gives matinee receptions every
Thursday, the tables set under tn
large cedars The elite Of London 50
ciety crowd her parlors. /.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-09-20

DWuculuEs or TRAYEL nEfwEEN Pans
ASD LoSpoN Experiences Of TWO
FREycH UNPROTECTED FEMAtRs IT. FnE
WALL STREET LAWYER AND JuDGE Bar
NAED.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-09-20

uitNuEe uTfoN 8, ihs rau
EgNNANrs NrllNs ae
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-09-20
WEST RUPERT,

Pound Prints Low.
Remnants Percales Low.
Remnants Bid Cotton Low
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-07
Grand Rally Of the Republicans OF IT.
Tnmfnany.

There was large gathering of Repub-
licans at Vaudeville on the fifth instant
Some fifteen hundred peri sons assembled,
expecting to hear an Address from Hon. j.
II. Sy7her aud other prominent Republican
Speakers. but owing TO the fall arrange
nlents having been made in regard to the
trips Of the boat, they were unable to DE
present Feeling that it was OF the utmost
importance that something should be SAID,
Notwithstanding the misfortune, Mr.. Victor
Snair called the meeting to order, and an
nounced that the committee of arrange
ments had proposed the following gentle
men as officers OF the meeting:
w. Il. Gray, president.
Robert Denney, Charles Morgan, Francis
Flot, A. Gubert, r. PoindeXter, n. Evans,
Anatole Bosque, Robert Marshall, Etienne
Gaillard, G.. ID. Harry koo4c, Kew. Ill john
son, vice presidents.
John w. Hutcherson SECRETARY.
The president introduced Mr.. A. s. Jer-
Wis. of New Orleans, who. after explaining
the cause of General Sypl er's absence, ad-
dressed the audience III ~ speech OF some
length upon the most ii terestIng topics.
He was followed by Rev. EG johnson, Kew;
Mr.. Harper, and several other active and
influential Republicans, among whom was
Professor l.. Il. Parker, Who was most en-
Enthusiastically applauded.
The meeting came to A close by giving
three rousing cheers for the State, Congress
sional and parish nominations.
The following is the parish ticket for st.
Tammany: Francis Flot for Representative;
Hiram Newell, Parish Judge: Charles Nor
gan, Recorder; Anatole Basque, Sheriff ;
Armand Cousin, Coroner; w. Il. Gray, A.
Gubert, Justices of the Peace, Alfred Fran
els, Victor Snair, Constables, Ninth Ward.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-07

washing the street thoroughly, ct the same
time supplying thirsty housewives with an
abundance of the needed liquid This ex-
pertinent proving satisfactory, the engineer
changed base, attaching six Of the size
usually in vogue with fremen, pipe OF two
inch nozzle. These sent fine streams into
the river, and it Is said she can stretch out
volumes nearly one hundred feet from each
Of the branches. As o protect pm to ship
ping in case of fire, and for supplying water
to land-engines, she is success full, but un-
doubtedly the apparatus will be improved
on in short time. She has steam up con-
stantly, ready to take up pos tion where
most needed. A large reel of rubber hose
ON deck, III addition to the huge canvas at
fair, indicates that her managers mean to
make good use Of her, in the unfortunate
event that she should be called on to fight
fire.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-07
Irish RenuhlicLSu Climb.

The above club held meeting last night,
in the Senate Chamber which was nulner-
ously attended After the usual routine OF
business, DR.. Worrell, of Jefferson, adj
dressed the meeting, delivering a very elo-
ouent address, which was listened to with
marked attention by all present.
Major K. l.. Shelley hav ing been discovered
among the audience, was invited to address
the meeting, and, in thf course OF his re-
marks after communicating the Republican
party on its nominations, remarked, IN
reference to boilers, that no man VINO
claimed to be q Republican had any right
whatsoever to 60 behind the actlon OF any
reunlarlv constituted nominating conven-
ton, and question the W sdom OF us acton.
If true Republicans, the wouia cneeriaiiy
support the regular nominees. ana the oniy
object they could have it view, ana tne only
result Of such action, would snnpiy NC Inc
election of their political opponents, the
Democrats. Tho Major continued his re-
marks by stating that If his greatest per
sOnal enemy received the regular nOmna-
tiou Of his party, he would feel in duty
bound to afford him the same support as
though he were his most intimate friend.
Without party discipline, it was impossible
for tho party to succeed. .I.A.5l.
After the conclusion of the Majors spir-
tied and eloquent address, the meeting ad-
jOurncd.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-07
Counterfeit Fifty Cent Notes.

The Washington Republican says:
The United States Treasurer yesterday
received Il counterfeit fifty cent note from a
merchant in Oswego, New York. 1t was q
Autographed copy Of the new issue, which
is ornamented with the bust OF Secretary
Stanton. The distinctive water-mark paper
in the counterfeit is stouter than that OF the
Genuine. and the water lines are not so dis
tinct. The back of the note is well copied,
but the face is blurred and has n mrrl1y
appearance. The whole note has a dark,
shiny appearance, which appears to be the
result of slightly oiiing the paper, and the
delicate lines of the photographic process IN
the original appear slneared in the counter
felt. This note is only dangerous from the
fact that the treasury officials dehed coun-
terfeiters when they issued it, and not long
since offered five dollars for a counterfeit OF
it. Tie i've dollars was promptly forwarded
tn tho dcteCtOr.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-07
Heudcuorters Republican Parish Cam

Headquarters Republican Parish Cam
paign Committee meets daily at IL NJ. at No. 22
Common street. and the various Mother Ward
Clubs OF this parish meet as folowH
First WarI-Coruer of Nelpomene and White
streets, meets every Monday evening; }. G. Miller,
President
second Ward-Hrato street, between Carondelet
and Baronne streets, meets every Tuesday H. Z.
Dibtle, President.
Third Ward-Perdido street. between Franklin
and Liberty streets meets every Saturday; 0. J.
Dunn, President.
Fourth Ward-Corncr Cont and IRENE streets,
meets every Monday; +. Mex. Dunn, President.
Fifth Ward-St- Louis street, near IRENE, meets
Sixth Ward-Corner of Ursu-ines and Claiborne
streets meets every Friday: 3. F. Joubert, Presi-
dent.
seventh ward-Corner of G,eatmen and Union
streets, meets every Monday; c. W. Boothoy, Pres
id ut.
Eighth Uard-Corner of Morales aud Marigny
streets, meets every Tuesday; Alexander j. Arm
strong. President
Ninth Wari-Congress street, betwee Dauphine
AMI Craps streets, meets every Monday; ". G. Kim
sella. President.
Tenth Ward-St. Mary street, near ST. Thomas
street, meets every Tuesday; J. H. Bowen, Presi-
dent.
Eleventh Wasrd-S;xth street between ST. George
and St Patrick streets, meets every Monday; I'd.
Williams President
Twelfth War;i-MarenSo street, near MaSazli;e
street meets every Monday; W. &. Mcdonnell,
President
Thirteenth Ward-valnce street. between Camp
and Chrsnut streets, meets every wednesday,; John
Girst kamp, President.
Fourteenth Ward-Near corner OF Nashville ave
nIe and Magazine streets nieets every wednesday,
Matthew Brown President
Fifteenth Ward-valette street, between AhA
and Eliza streets meets every Monday; A. Dunnont
President. "c' tn''
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-07
A Chicago special of the first instant t.

A Chicago special of the first instant to
the St. Louis Republican says:
The foundations of Potter Palmer's NAM
moth hotel were commenced to-day on the
corner of State and Monroe streets. 1t Is to
cost about 100000. Mr.. Palmer is now in
Europe perfccting the plans for the build,
ing. The Chicago base ball club reached
this city this morning. This afternoon they
played game with the -Etnas of this city,
beating them thirty-seven to nine. 4 gov
eminent agent is now IN tins city Tor the
purpose of asccrtaining whether tho city
has not lost its title to Dearborn Park, a
piece OF ground of about three acres do
mated by the United States to the city for a
pleasure ground, the title to be in the city
only SO long as it shall be SO used. Its
claimed that the city has lost its title to the
ground, inasmuch as propositions have been
Submitted to the common council to sell 1t.
and recently it has been allowed to be used
by j. V. Farewell, one of the victims Oh the
recent great fire, as storage space . iol1
goods. The property is centrally located
and is very valuable.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-07

Bank of New Orleans, New Orleans,
September "a, l87O.-Whereas, at their sitting OF
the second day September, $780, the Beard of Di-
OF this Bank adopted the following resofu-
tinn. TO Wit:
Resolved That it is the sense of this Board that
section of article eight OF the charter OF this
Bank should be amended so as 20 read as follows:
There shall be any increase of the capital
without the consent of twOthirds IN amount OF the
stockholders" and that il is also the sense OF this
Beard that the capital stock Of this Bank should
b.. Increased to the extent of six hundred thousand
dollars the capital to consist of twenty thousand
shares 81 sixty dollars each, cay one million two
hundred thousand dollars.
The stockholders CT this Bank are requested to
call at the Banking House, corner of Exchange
alley aud Canal street, the .wenty-iifth day Of
October 1870 between the hours of \. u. and p
NJ, for the purpose OF voting on the proposed
amendment 10 the act Of Incorporation.
SEA 2tawIm n AuGUSTIN, Cashier
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-07
The Springfield Republican says: It Is

The Springfield Republican says: 1t Is
our duty to announce the death. at Win
cheudon, last week, of Mrs. A. Z. Wake
field, at the age Of thirty-three. Mrs.
Wakefield was better known to the readers
of the Republican by her maiden name Of
Nancy W. Priest, who, ten or twelve years
ago, was q frequent contributor OF poetry
to our columns, and was the author OF thar
beautiful and touching poem, cover the
River" which was copied into nearly every
paper in the country, and has frequently
been published since. Though many OF the
other productions of Mrs. Wakeiield's pen
possessed much excellence, ''Over the
River" had quite an exceptional merit, and
seems to have been produced in an hour OF
inspiration that never was repeated. Look
ing back over our files we see that the poem
was first printed in August, 1881. when
Miss Priest was twenty years old, and IA
resident of Hinsdale New hampshire; and
though she has never produced anything 80
good since, it is not too much TO say that
"Over the River alone is sufficient to give
her an enduring name in the annals OF
American literature. Mrs. Wakefield leaves
a husband and two little children to mourn
her loss, and thousands Of persons in all
parts of the country will hear OF her death
almost with the sense of personal bercave-
ment. Would that we could know her
thoughts on the other side of that river OF
which she wrote thirteen years ago, and
whether or not she has met and known
those of whom she then said:
Somewhere know on the unseen shore,
They watch, and beckOn, and wait for me"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-07
Fifth Ward NJ Getting.

The Fifth Ward Republican club held its
regular weekly meeting last evening. The
attendance was large, and the utmost en-
thusiasm was manifested.
Hon. Thomas w. Conway was invited to
address the meeting, ard. did SO, holding
the audience for one no ,lr and a half. In
his speech he said he dfemed it the worst
kind of party policy to divide and go OF in
to factions and cliques, holding boiling con
ventions and issuing con licting resolutions
and platforms; that when men are nominated
who are known as Republicans, even II
their personal worth may be brought in
question, they should be sustained and
elected, for by this mt ans the common
enemy is kept from power. and party prln-
cip.es are made secure. He assured the de-
feated candidates that nothing was verse
for them than dashing their heads against
stone walls. merely because of failure in pet
projects and hopes.
The meeting adjourned with the best of
feeling and with no signs OF the dlvls1on
supposed to have existed in this strong he
publican ward.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-07
Ravages of Yellow Fever in spain.
This appcars in the Memphis Sun:

MADRID, October l.-The whole peninsu-
lar is in the widest state of alarm on ac-
count Of the ravages and spread OF the vel
low fever. The epidemic has already
spread with terrible effect over the entire
east. south and west coast. At Valentia
de A!lacantra IL dreadful panic has seized
upon the terror-stricken inhabitants, and the
military in the forts are forced to fly from
the plague along the west coast. The raw
ages have been most disastrous. 1nhabit-
ants are flying to the interior to escape the
disease, but are refused shelter or attention
by the country people. Military cordons
are being rapidly established to guard
against the flight OF the inhabitants to dis
infected points. and most energetic meas
will be Rnshbsr sy ns Of ts a
disease.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-07
POLITICAL.
The Campaign in the First District

The Campaign i'm the First District.
General j. H. Sypher will address Repnb-
lican mass meetings at the following times
and places, at which he challenges the Dem
ocr;itic Congressional nominees to meet hum
in joint public discussions:
Buras Settlement, Saturday, Octobor 6, at
twelve o'clock.
New Texas, Saturday, October ., IN the
evening.
Point Michele, Sunday, October 9, at
twelve o'clock.
Point-a-la- Hachc (Doleze' StOre). Sunday,
October 9. in the evening.
Beau Seiour (Thibaut's), Monday, Octo-
Der 10, in the evening.
New Courthouse, Tuesday, October III,
in the evening.
English Turn Myers Store), wednesday,
October IL. in the evening.
st. Bernard Courthouse, Saturday, Oeto-
Der Is, at twelve o'clock.
Springfield, Monday, October IL.
Amite, Tuesday, October lS
CovingtOn, Thursday, October ~.
New Orleans Congo Square), Saturday,
October 90.
Greensburg, Tuesday, November /.
Franklinton, Thursday, November 3.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-07
CANCELLATION OF BOND.

STATE or LOrlsIANA,)
Executive Department, :
New Orleans, September 70, l8O.l
"HERKAS, APPLICATION HAS BEEN MADE TO
w me to for the cancellation Of the omcia
bonds of Alfred VOORHEES, Assessor and Tax C0lee-
tor in and for the parish Of st. Martin. to WIT:
bond in the sum Of one thousand dollars " !0oO),
dated February 16, 1863 signed by Alfred voorhes,
az principal and Charles Olivier Duclosel as secu-
rity and q bond in the of ten Thousand dollars
TO- OO0 dated February Is, 1862 signed by Alfred
VOORHEES, as principal, and Charles Olivier Ducloze.
security; the said bonds being conditioned ior
the faithful performance by the said Aimed Voor-
HES Of his duties as and State Tax Colee
tor aforesaid.
in the aforesaid bonds to file their objections TO tho
cancellation thereof in writing in the Office OF the
Secretary of State within ninety days after the
last publication hereof. -
Given under my hand and the seal of the State
this thrteth day of September, A. D., 1870 and OF
the Independence Of the United States the ninety
fifth. -
By the Governor: H. G. WARAOTH.
GEORGE +. BovEE,
Secretary of State. Ocz 30C
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-07
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.
Local Intelligence.

OFFICIAL MORrUARY REPORr.-Dr. ). Z.
Russell. secretary of the Board of Health,
reports that the whole number Of deaths
for the twenty four hours ending at six
o'clock Wednesday evening, was "a. One
died of bronchitis, of cancer of stomach,
. of chronic diarrhea, ] of chronic dysen-
terry, of pernicious fever, ] of puerperal
fever, Is of yellow fever, was drowned
and stillborn.
Those who died Of yellow fever were:
Jacob lesley, Dumaine street, aged
twenty wears, native of Switzerland.
Robert l.. Baulman. No. AZ Baronne street,
twenty-six years, Ireland.
Fred. p. Vogus, Bartholomew street,
Third District, twenty-one years, Ger
many.
Ellen Swift, not stated, ten years, Louis
lana.
Manceo Cassabonno, Charity Hospital,
twenty five years, France.
John Ryan, Charity Hospital, twenty-one
years, Ireland.
Diana Bode, Charity Hospital, twenty
seven years, Germany.
Hugh Black, Charity Hospital, twenty
eight years. Maine.
Charles Parker, Charity Hospital, TWEEN
ty-six years, Maine.
Edmund T. Carpentcrie. Charity Hos
pital, twenty-five years, France.
Stephen Janis, Charity Hospital, twenty
six years, Germany.
Valentine Schaefer, Charity Hospital,
thirty years, Germany.
Jacob Marks, Charity Hospital, thirty-six
wears, Germany.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-07
REGISTRATION.
OFFICE STATE REGrsrRAR OF vorRss

OFFICE STATE REersrRAR OF vorxas,(
New 31s iyES TH
for the various wards Of the city Of New Orleans:
p1w Gpen at the fspf
Sundays and legal holidays excepted:
Office hours from seven clock A. N: 70 !. oc,cck
In conformity with the provision. Of ps..tIaph
h Or E. revision and CORRECTION Of the lists
tered voters Of the State" etc, approved Marcn 10
1870 the registration of voters for the parisn OF
aII S # RoTHRs & tn. parish Of
leans, whether previously registered or not wno
1870 must make application for registry to the A.
sistant Supervisor Of Registration OF the w'To IA
which they resides o~....
FIRST wARD-No. 4o5 Magazine street, between
sEcoSp WARDaEo. soi Magazine street. BE-
tween CalliOpe and Gaiennie streets.
THIRD WlRD-No. i2s Liberty street, between
Perdido and Poydras streets.
FIFTH wARD-No. l4l Dauphine street, between
sixth WARD-Corner Where street and Bayou
SEVENTH wARD-No. "A Frenchmen street..
'H EIGHTH WARDECorner Poet and Craps streeta
NINTH WARD-No. 81 Louisa street, between
TENTH WARD-No. f76 St. Mary street, near Mag
| azine street. IL.
| ELEVENTH WARD-No. 756 Magazine stress,
near Washington street.
| TWELFTH WARD-Magazine street, oPposase
Market House.
| THIRTEENTH WARD-Magaxine street, betweeA
0I EOIIRrRENTH WARDICorner Of Walnut sna
Water streets -
FIFTH DIsTRICT-( Aigiers)-At' Old Parish Han.
| B. p. BLANCHARD,
State Registrar Of Voters and Supervisor cf Regis
| tration, Parish of Orleans.
| no13
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-07
Mechanics and Lab0rers'l Sub Club OF
the Third Ward.

At meeting Of the Mechanics and La
borers' Sub Club, held last Tuesday eve
ming, the following officers were elected for
the ensuing six months: President, George
Devizan; Vice Presidents, b. b. Colburn
and William Elliott: Treasurer, J. a. West;
Secretary, George c. Mason; Assistant Sec
rctarv. GEORGE Robinson: CORRESPONDING
Secretary. ID. w. Brandon; Samuel Dia,
lnond. marshal. Addresses were delivered
bv Hon A. f. Barber and Captain w. B..
Barrett. The following co nnlittee was APP
pointed on finance, to defraE the expense OF
the ratification meeting: ID. W. Brandon,
b. Il. Colburn, J. A. West, Captain Evans
and Robert Diamond.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-07

venaber next; sai electives - - conducted and Tho
returns thereof made in an respects according 70
the provisions Of the constitution and of the law.
Given under my hand and tho seal Of the State
this twenty third day Of September, 1870, and Of
the Independence Of the United States the ninety
ffth. 3d.
~ ''-' H. C. wARMOTH.
PrT-r CRAvArH, Assistant Secretary of State.
se2S I'd
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-07
Appointments of the Governor md Genera
sheridan.

Governor Warmoth and General George
A. Sheridan will address the people Of this
State during the campaign as follows:
Monroe, Ouachita parish, Saturday, Octo-
berS.
Farmersville, Monday, October 10.
Homer, Claiborne parish, "Wednesday, DC
tober IL.
Shreveport, Friday. October Ia.
Starlight Plantation, DeSoto parish, De-
tober Is.
Natchitoches, Tuesday, October Is.
Alexandria, Wednesday. October ~.
Bayou Sara, Friday, October II.
Baton Rouge, Saturday, October -.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-07

The State Central COMMITTEES Of the IL, Z.
publican party hes opened books Of subscri pSion
for campaign funds.
The Treasurer, Mr.. B. F. JOubert is prepared to
receive subscriptions at the rooms of the commit
tee Mechanics Institute, or at his Office in the Gus
tOmhouse, where account of the recyipts and
expeuditures Of the committee may be seen
BY order OF the Committee.
ocl l5t WILLIAM vIGERS, Secrctnry