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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-16
HydrOphObia.

PROFESSOR NATHAN r. SMITH, n. D.,
the distinguished surgeon OF Baltimore,
Nd. has recently written valuable com
munication to the Baltimore Sun on the
subject Of Hydrophobia. Professor Smith
saws that the virus or poison which pro.
paeates hydrophopia exists in the saliva OF
The rsbid animal, and merely besrnears the
tooth. It produces no irritation and no I'M
mediate effect, but like the virus Of the
small pox, has certain period OF incuba-
ton before the system becomes affected.
The period In the production OF canine
madness varies, but 1t is commonly about
six weeks, and then, before constitutional
disease Is developed, slight irritation &C.
ours in the scar, and the wounded member
becomes violently inflamed. When these
phenomena take place there il no hope,
and the constitutional symptoms follow i'm
mediately, However, If during the long
period which precedes the symptoms men
toned above, the proper remedies be EN-
ploycd, and especially soon after the bite.
the prevention OF the disease is almost
certain. "A deep wound inflicted by the
bite, il u asserted, IL less likely TO be follow
ed by hydrophpbia than is slight scratch
abradinS the skin, since the copious eftus-
iol, OF blood washes away the poison.
TIE ueeventive treatment recommended by
Professor Smith, II as follows: Let the
wound be Instantly washed again and again
With soap ana wafsr, and then apply q cyl.
fndricsl piece Of csustic potash, cut IN the
shape of pencil point and hold It firmly
81 the bite Tor fifteen seconds, without re-
eard to the pain, which will be severe.
Csustic potash, in cylindrical pieces, can
be obtained Of any druggist, but II the &C.
cident should happen In the country, re-
mote from thsshops, II can be made extern
pore by pouring boiling water on wood
ashes, straining out the ley, and boiling II
down 10 the consistency Of molasses. This
substitute may b. applied with o smooth
stick. When The wound il Q mere scratch,
and therefore more dangerous, wipe II over
briskly with the canstic potash. Nitric or
sulphurc cid diluted may also be used.
but mildsr csustics, which do not destroy
the surface Of the wound cannot be relied
ON. Although Mr.. Y0uast r0c0mmends nj
trio of diver. Aitw the application Of the
caustic the wound may be poulticed with
bread and milk for two days, and then
dre6nsd with simple aslve. Professor
Smith sayy that in the course Of fifty years
nrActice Re has had occasion, In many In
stances, - tssat tke bitss Of dogs undOubt-'
edly rnhid md hse never know the eisease
70 ieanlt, when the above preventive meas.
mes Weie employed, within three days
nfIs9thot6to.a ,ssa SsSiias @1tis ssI 's'iti
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-16

THB Rural Nsp Yorker. relates an
incidents of much interest IN itsalf, and
also Of value from its suggestiveness The
boiler of cheese factory In Hefkimer
Co, N. ", needed repairing ON Sept ~,
1870 There was no other convenient ap-
paratus for heating. To prevent the total
los Of milk received that day II was allow
ed to stand 10 hours, the cream them taken
off and the skinned milk fed TO the pigs.
The weight Of the milk received was 1000
pounds. From it200 pounds of butter were
made, worth 40 cents pound, o. 5000:
Allowing nine pounds OF milk 10 one OF
cheese, the amount Of cheese that might
have been made from themilk is44Ap0unds |,
estimating this at 1411 cents pound, it,
value would have been t4 80. Instead OF
a loss. the sccident to the boiler caused q
net gain or e15.6S; and Whatever value Tho
skinned milk possessed over the whey -
AZ Nh Willard says, this incident indi-
Gates thst it would be well for the pr0psie-
tors of cheese factories to have st hand
facilities for butter making, 70 that when
from unusual richness Of the milk, de-
crease In the price Of cheese or increase in
the price of butter, II II more profitable 10
make butter than cheese, the necessary
laCilities may be ct hand. Eh5k
NJ. Willard also suegests that where
the milk is Of unusual richness, or - rich
a It frequently Is at the close Of the season,
the cream may be removed from the nights
milk, still leaving the milk rich enough in
cream, when mixed with the MORNINGS
milk.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-16

LET Us 70 TO Mr.. simpsons wedding,
my dear" said newly married wife 70 her
husband. "" On, no. Let u stay 9 home |;
\ will b drsadful bore" Bun, my
desE You must remember NJ Simpson e
TENDED your Wedding. $50 ! he did
(klthlyo ! IhAAslbf1Uetsn thAt (rsvsngs-
Mllyl 1aha1l6ethere,sE - b;
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-16

! aYoUff pok' ii though yod wsrs beside
lyouisell3ta1 q ~ I'D. = . t111cw VIE
W. standing elcss to : dcHkeyg Sic u
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-16

dred and fifty to three hundred guineas q
pais, asd huntef4, park backs, ladies'well-
broken parcs, sturdy cobs, gigantic cart
horses every description Of the equine
race but sAough q wsnderH about for
quite an hour and hall, would not see
the softsof aAe cob that took my eye. In
vltatiehs to buy I bad b plenty from ctn.
nlng-looking gentlemen, who could see
what I was aboat; but aword from any Of
these Aofsey. looking gentrysvas sufficient
to put me on my guard, and to take me TO
another part Of Sic hir. gfs yfEE 90
Tired - LIT n tina noise and bustle, the
shouting horse Dealers and the trotting
hoofs, Fbegan to wisn that, altef a1l, had
intrusted some one else with the commits
sion; and walking back to the inn, had q
glass Of shetsy end . biscuit, st down for
half an hour, and then went 70 have, one
moro look round, intending, If fwese IN
successful IN my search, TO hire horse
from the inn 10 drive back, and then
trqt my case 70 other hands - :
PLENTY Of horses are bought through
advertitements," il said to myself; and
Old BaIdox could examine 1t 4" MI. Bad
ask .sskSS ps4A0 ~ rOed teprr
sfAsssfy thing | want" Laid to ny.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-16

Farmer Tpmson being AM early man,
had done breakfast; and proudly led him
out 70 the stable, unfasteped the halter,
and brUaght out the purchAse sEnilin9ly
while the old man walked round it, and
round it again looked at its head, it, tail /;
ran his hand all bver IL; stopped down by
its legs one by one, and then looked at me.
e,,e w ;al n; nd Wat euse'l Y have
Pound legr he exclaimed.
be r rSae Ensoss'Ws'e..1 70 wv
Pound leg, tell you, man. Why,
drat It, psrson, you've bought your own
What" l exclaimed, laughing.
Absurd! exclaimed Mrs, Tozer, who
Just then Joined a. n Why, psincd had
four white legs, and he'd follow me about
like dog. And 20 will you some day,
then-a poor fellow, then l2ssm4xsmsg
To my utter surprise, the horse walked
up to her and put his nose in her hand,
as had seen Prince do scores of times
Thought knew q little about horses,
but did not. The hollows over poor
Prince eyes, that bad been blown out,
followed out again his locked tail grew,
and the dye wore OF his four stockings;
while the dodge in rssshoeing him, 10 n 70
give limp to the near fore foot, was
&c e: sz::sa$YsC5ElE:::::: :
WAS not noticed. 49,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-01-02
r. -, xIo,r-,nc Falls.
The San Domingo Scheme

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3l.-The Presi-
dent said, yesterday, that he did not
think there was any doubt that the
San Domingo resolutions Of Senator
Morton would pass the House. Tie
has conversed freely with many mem
bers of the IIo#se and is very confident
Of success. The friends OF The PROPOSE
ton say they can count on two-thlTds
majority in tie House who will vote
for the resolution as it passed the Sen
ate and oppose any change or moditca-
ton Of them as reported by General
! Banks Chairman OF Foreign Affairs
Committee, General Garfield and other
Republican leaders of the House, IN
favor Of amending the resolution, but ii
is not likely that an opportunity will he
given. Those having charge Of the
matter will probably endeavor to get
the resolutions before the House, which
can only be done by twO-thlrds vote
and this accomplished dav or two vii
be given for debate The President la;
already selected Commissioners, but de
clines to make them public.
it was reported, yesterday, that II
order to save time; the President wouIC
avail himself of his constitutional righ
and appoint commissions in advance o
the action OF the House and that the,
would proceed to the lslandon Monds,
next on Government vessel aIread.
prepared for that purpose. This report
however. Is found to have no tounfa
tton, whatever
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-01-02

Made OF poor rum, whisky, proof spTitsand
refuse LIQUORS doCtOred, spiced ana Swceten.
ed TO please the taste, called " Tonnes AP
petizers" RestOrers," &C., that letd the
tippler on TO drunkenness and rum 9ut ,,,., are
a true Medicine, made from the Native
Roots and Herbs of California, free ir0El
all Alcoholic Stimulants. They are the
GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER and LIFE
GIVINi PRINCIPLE, perfect KehorA-
tor and Inyigorator of the system, carrying
off all poisonous matter. and restoring the
blood to a healthy condition: No person
can take these Bitters, according 10 dlrec-
tions, and remain long unwelI.
500 will be given for an incuraDIe case,
providing the Bones are not destroyed Dy
mineral poisuns or other means, ana III"
vital organs wasted beyond the point Ot re-
pair. D,
tiSnf, and Gout, Dyspepsia, or lpalSestlph'
Bilious Remittent and IntermittenLFeNeTS
Diseases of the Blood, Liver, kidneys ana
Bladder these Bitters have been most sue
! ceSsful such diseases are caused by Eltla-
/ ted blood, which is generally PrDdnced py
/ arrangement Ofthe Digestive Organs.
| They invigOrate the Stomach, and Stlmu-
/ late the torpid Liver and Bowels, which
render them OF unequalled efhcacy IN
/ cleansing the blood OF all impurities ana
/ imparting new lifeand vigor to the Who!e
] Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Headache, Pain
y IN the shoulders, Coughs, TightneNs OF lhe
/ Chest, Dizziness, Sour stomach, BAD ISsle
in the Mouth, Bilious attacks, PalplII;attiOn
OF the Heart, Copious discharges OF LIlne' LI =
Pain in the regions OF the Kidneys trjcS ahG a
hundred other painful symptoms "nICL, "nI,
are the orfSprings of Dyspepsia are cur
by these Bitters. v6,
Cleanse the Vitiated Blood whenengI Epu Sa
find its impurities hurstingSthrough the
skin in Pimples, Eruptions, orSores, cleanse
il when il is foul,- and your feelings WI!
tell YOU when. Keep the blood pure anu
Tho beaIth of the system will follow.
PIN. TAPE, and other worms, lurking IN
the system of so many Thousands, are ei-
factualiy destroyed and removed.
r For full directions, read carefully the cir
cular around each bottle, printed IN four
ianguages-English German, French and
Spanish. Co..
New York, Proprietor.
Druggists add General Agents.
San Francisco, CAlffornia, and u and 8
Commerce street, y. Y. -
ssSOLD BY ALL DReGGISns AM
DIAh1RS. sN
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-01-02
at. Louis It'hs.

Sr. LOUIE, Decembe> Sl.-The mum
Der of fires in this <ty during the past
wear were l95: rs, s777,OS2; insnr'
ance, s66I, ,l52 /loss above insurance
s1I5 ooO Far fremen were injured
Willie on lH and eleven lives lost oY
fire. exriotons, dc. co
Mr. Christiana Keepp, a GermaH
w1man, whose husband recently a.,
b-ng herself to her bed post Thur""S
light haro
Two young girls, who claim ! nav; nav.
beea brought here from Ci:,nn;as.' Ci.;n
we're taken from house Of p3 N''u''o"
yesterday and will be sent be-"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-01-02
Residence of Rev. Jno. CowI Burned.

PoRr HOMER, December 30.-Ihe
residence of Rev John Cowl, Of Man
chester Circuit Methodist Church, Han
cock county, West Virginia, was entire
" destroyed by fire this morning.
There was no insurance He saved
LOST of his effects, but his good furni-
tuN was badly damaged Atthe time
OF th fire the snow was falling so fast
that lie neighbors did not see the fire
until 1t as too late to render any as.
slstance, consequently the family. had
10 get .hoir effects ont themselves.
What makas it more affective, Mr..
Cowl is confued 10y sprained ankle
and cannot walk, and his eldest duagh
ter 10 siek
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-01-02
SupnOscd Loss of a Snip.

Great fears are entertained for the
SAFETY of the Swi'tsure which sailed
from Lcith for New York on Septem
Der Sd. The Swiitsure was of 195 tons
register and was a full rugged ship
She was laden with cargo Of gas coal
which she took on board at Leith. She
was commanded by Captain Robert
Scott and besides the crew, which num-
bercd about twenty hands who, were
mostly natives of Fife, she had one
young gentleman as a passenger on
board v
Troy, Fc%ler& II Brown sbIock' Peter :
drug store and other buildings, at
noosiac Falls, were burned this mcrn-
ing. The loss between thirty and forty
thousand dollars.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-01-02
NEW YO2K.
ChicfJustiCeha<r

New YORK, Deeper 3I.-Chic,
Justice Chase arrivedt home ycstcr
day accompanied by daughter o"d
is like',yJJ., ,a.., .ae>rtnninder OF the
season t-e, unless an improvement in
his hcaltshouId warrant his return to
his place, the Supreme bench before
the close ., ,be present term.
n CoIored Cadet.
dispatcF announces that James W.
Smith, the eored cadet at West Point,
$ again i1s-oubIe He was recently
reported in H. usual manner for de!in-
qucney in driI He made written
explanation o the alleged offence, and
TINS eXl!am'pn is represented to con
tam unnuF:d evidence of justification
2t thS Ec't Upon this char.c he is
ith con Emi arraigned tetore q new
ted nOo;EihI, which VII soon be ap-
GnnF the purpose OF trying him.
ro- ~ lchenca Oh Foreign Affairs.
nj :. lSchelck, our new Minister
nj 10 h'A in an interview with a re-
porter erdav ysve somewhat
ms saardedS ;,m.
JL'r portant NJ ''..' u HIS op'"'o,' o' ''''
ne Great BrN Low pending between
'N Rrj the United States.
- " fishery question the
General sad T., ;,,nross;or : ,Lo,
,! tie Governmt '''i'''e9'.0 !, -"
Is half 50 dificuA treat brItaih Is no'
~ ~ ,} s,Lor;a yal with in relation
N % ,e .ne NI - bo, Canadians them
., sLL'oS. ,L, so.l,,o, % -, M to believe thai
~ -. in,,I L'. I0"I, ~, ;In,s,rro'A,er is not siimu
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-01-02
Cincinnati Itens.

ClNciNNATI December 3l.-The real
estate transfers Turing the present year
IN tins county, amounted to eleven mil
hons and three quarters. There have
fccn h1iit here during tha year twenty
elght steam vessels OF eleven thousand:I
ak hundred and tifly-,ight tonnage;
hiieen harges Of eight Thousand one
hnnlred aud thirteen Ftonnage: nine
canal boats Of tour hundred and sixty
ak tonnage. \ number of boats now
hulIdtRE are not inchdcd
CINCINNATI ., January An ac-
ton was commenced in the Superior
: u = GBsrT. F. Baldwin. sttor-
ny y rock, hog slaughte1er,
arain,t early all the hog slaughterers
oi the city, about fifty persons, con
'c~g-d in some 81 firms, for damages
"Eng from conspiracy to restrain
,"d" 1t l. alleged in the petition that
th,-e slauLhlercrs had formed ring
TO control the slaughtering OF L-~nc
"'IGCt being to 10 away with c.
MIN which had led to
na lent of a premium over
aP,l to farmers for the privil
a to compel packers to buy
ne ring. This combination pro
successful and the plaintiff soon 10.
that the extensive arrangements he
made for carrying on the. b
ness were useless and lie sui
ed heavy loss in consequer
Instances are known where pack
had bought slaughtered hogs of par
outside OF the ring and were una
afterwards, to buy of the ring.
latter thus making good the threat I
had made to control the mar
One dealer Boston packer, upon
ing threatened in this way took
money and went to Chicago to com',I
hi. packing. The damages are sa
$4,000. The case excifcs gre't ~
est and it will be undout tedl' E'''''
= contested bv the ring.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-01-02
TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY
Gold closed in New York, SATURDAY.

Gold closed in New York, Saturday
at llO5.
The accrued interest ON the Pacific
s.i!road bonds to January amounts to
over sS,OO0OO0.
Rudolphe challenges Cyrille Dion to
game OF billiards Of 1900 points, for
$1,000, between the 2jth and 3lst.
General Pleasanton declines the fare
we'll banquet rendered by his associates
in the revenue service Of New York
city
The Secretary OF tie Treasury has
authorized the sale of 100000 coin
and the purchase s6.O0O,OG0 of bonds
during this month
Tammany Hall, New York, Sa,ur-
day night elected its General Commit
tee for 1871, making but a few unim,
Portant changes in the present mem
ship.
The funeral Of the late Mrs. Belknap
took place Saturday afternoon from
st. Johns Episcopal Church, Wash.
ington. The remains were inferred in
Oak Hill Cemetery.
Mayor ShurtliT delivered his vail,
dictOry address at the final meating Of
the Board Of Aldermen, al Boston
on Saturday. after three years service
The new city government will be inauc-
nrated to-day
Seventy buildings in the centre OF
Mitiiin, Pa, including stores dwellings
and stables burned Saturday night,
causing a loss which is estimated at
from $Ij)O)o to $2oD.O0D. There was
no loss OF life
Charles Mccullough, policeman, con.
Victcd Of repeating at the October
election, was sentenced at Philadelphia.
Friday, to one years imprisonment and
to pay fine Of $500 Five others
convicted of false pcrsonation and H.
legal voting were sentenced to six
months Imprisonment
4 special election on Saturday for
representative in the State Legislature, !
from the first district, Detroit, Wavnc |
county, Michigan, to fill the vacancy
caused BY the death of Henry w. Buck
ley, a Democrat, who was elected last |
November 10y % majority, resulted in !
the election of VIM. G Uovt Rcpuhli- |
ran, by 42j majority
The Detroit, Michigan, Til,.as'. re-
lew of the commerce OF Detroit during
le past year shows the following re
ip.S: Flour, 344,6l9 barrels; wheat
2,25, ,473 bushels; corn, fl ,03S bushels; |
2its, 436,OlS bushels; barley, 37S,024
bushels; dressed hogs, 66l6,S5l head;
h'de-, 5,l5I760, wool, 5,592, ,9l7 pounds;
cattle, 1920 head; sheep 1886 |
head hogs, 'lSS,7O2. 80 a-
The Bosom Jownqi in an article on
the suspension of the American Plow
Company and t"o insolvency Of Okcs
AmeS says: There Is no doubt that in
a lew months Ames will be able not
l. I .
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-01-02
FOREIGN NEWS.
The Small Towns In France
Resisting the Prussians.

Gcn. Duocot's Losses Serious.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-01-02
ECLECTIC INSTITUTE,
81 and 80 Mt.vernon,P Place, g
pAITIMRRE MD.

Mrs. LETITIA TYLER sEMPLE, OF VA
Principal.
THIS SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LApiEs
will reopen on THURSDAY, l2th sep
tember. 1870, and close the last week In June
1871. SUmb Der of. pupils Hmitedto ~ Foi
Circulars, So, apply ~ letter 70 tns
ly2l FhINS1fAA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-26

The case Of Vice President Colfax is a warn
ing TO public men not to overtsx good natural
POWERS BY over-1ork. Relying on q good con
sttution ard rne general health, Mr. Colfax
has for years carried on an amount OF work of
the most wearing description, that would scarce
be credited except by those familiar with his
habits. His breakdown Was due undoubtedly
to this oVer-work, though the immediate cause
the last straw that broke the caRel's baek-was
probably the oppressive atmosphere of the
closed Senate chamber. The intermIssions i'm
thoee sxhausting executive sessions, that should
have been given TO recreation and exercise
were devoted to literary work, writing articles
for the Independent, answering letters, SC, for
Mr.. Colfax is in the painstaking habit OF An.
sTeriDg letters in person to an extent that
scarce any other public man has done. His
nne constitution and temperate habits will en-
able him to weather this attack, but the warn
ing 10 one to be remembered by him and nv
others in public life who give themselves NO
rest or breathing time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-26

The comments OF the press upon the action OF
our District medical association in black-bsII-
ing DR.. Cox for sitting upon the Board OF Health
with homeopsthist, are NOT complimentary
The association will now have to deal with DIR.
Bliss, as he yesterday called DIR. Cox into con-
sultation with him on the case of Vice Presi
dent Colfax. II will be wise in the association
to reconsider the action taken at their last
meeting. doubtless without due consideration.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-26

VHLLDw PINE LUMRRR. xs-I
o-I; u. IRosMosSsk. Eorriiolk. v,
Vrasts soiiciteo. ny 32-ly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-26

Work was resumed on the new market house
to-day TO the extent of two men with a shovel
and 8 hoe. The msrketmen are Offering odds
that the Washington Monument win be finished
6raf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-26

GRACE GREENWOOD is going to visit the Pa
cine ccast this season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-26
FOE
Q U d NJ e r. w e A r..

JUST RECEIVED
BLUE FLANNEL sUITS..............I0,i9 Sls
ChAflOr SUITS ....---.......-....l0,I2 ~, 13H, si6
BROWN LINEN SUITS ........................3 20 &c
WHITE DUCK SUITS ........................-6t to ss
WHITE DUCK DERBY, tEnslishJ ,.......,.,....s $40
ALPACA COATS .................... Ak, 3, }, sc
MO HAIR COATS, DRAB and BROWNS to 81
LINN oFRICK COATS ...-.........-.....T5c TO 81
EXTRA LARGE MEMS DUCK SUITS $685.. 81 so
PINE LIGHT COLORED CASHMERE
DBISs PANTS .-...................... o, 6, 81
ALL WOOL CAss. BUs. PANTS ........3. so, 50
FINE WHITE DUCK and MAR
sEILLES VESTS ............... - to 81
BOYS LINEN SUITS ............,,... $50, So
SPECIAL BARGAINS.
FINE BLUE CLOTH TROCK COATS 10, Sl2
BLACK CLOTH FRoCK COATS ..r........s I. SIS
VGOODs SOLD AS ADvKRTIsKD.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-24
THE PEOPLES COLUMN.

Brief Communications P"bishcd-Long
Ones Mroriohiy Rcj'cted-Ihe Ed''or not
Irresponsible for the Sentiments ETD"rsse"
in the Comm IN ;ru'ions,
EDITOR RErrHIIcAS;
| know you have always nightly upheld
that public conveyanccs. such as street cars.
,ltould be open to every person VINO chooses
20 Use them and pay the fare. The street
car i. certainly the place where the rich
and t.e poor may meet together without the
one trownny on the other.
Bat an instance came under my notice on
"Wednesday last ot this largest liberty
being carried step too far. by Il member of
the Metropolitan Police Introducing two
prisoners. handcufiei together. frightening
and disgusting the female passengers i'll the
car. Now. Mr.. Editor, is this according TO
iulr' We men, i'll the course of business
jo>tlF and rush UD against all sorts OF
people, a!,d do not mind it. But we do not
want our wives and daughters brought INTO
close contact with criminal. whom the law
requires to be restrained with handouts.
Respectfully. .. Is. :. ERNEH.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-24
JIichael Reilly vs.. steamer Dora, En-
Gines, etc.

l. triCt of Louisiana. No. 1851 In obedience to
admiralty warrant. to directed iii the above
entitled suit, have seized and taken into my pos
The Steamboat DORA her engine 4-ackle. etc. now
Hbeled by icharl Reilly for the set forth
III the lib' now pending in the District Court of
the United States.
And | do hereby cite and admOnish the owner
or owners thereof, and AL and every person per
sons having or pretending to have any right, title
OF interest i'll or 10 the same, to be and appear at
District Court OF the United States tor the Dis
trct aforesaid to be holden at the city of New
Orleans on or before the third Monday from the date
hereof to show cause. II any they have can WHY
the SAID Steamboat. engines, etc. should not be con
cnned and he sold agrceaby to the PRAYER OF
Hb-lantS.
United States Marshals office New Orleans
twenty first day OF March. 1871.
:. B. PACKARD,
h2l 23 APT II United States Marshal