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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-23
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Once New Orleans Cisy Railroad Con-.
pany New Orleans. April II, 1871 AT b meet ng Of
the Board Of Directors Of this company, held this
day. . dividend of FOUR DOLLARS per share was
declared. payable to the Stockholders ON and after
the twenty fifth ipstant
apl3 lot WILLIAM P. sINNOTT secretafy
Avoid Quacks.-A victim OF early indiscreiion,
causing nervous debility. premature decay. etc,
having tried in vain every advertised remedy, has
. simple means Of selEcure, which he win send free
to his fellow sufferers. Address j. II. TUTTLE, 70
Nassau street, New YORK. tA36 eod6m
Once OF the 1Iouislapa Land Company
and Loan and Savings Bank.-The books Of sub
sc.iption for the capital stock Of this company
Dryades street, on the tenth day Of April 1871, and
will remain open for thirty days from that date.
During the first ten days Directors OF the com
penkhall have the privilege of subscribing for the
stock, and after that they shall be open to the
public.
An assessment of ten dollars per share on one
Thousand shares has been made, aud will be made
payable in ten days after closing the books Of sub
ecriptOn. CHARLESH. FOX,
ap9 3t Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-23

Psiiss .cops . v n - - Mn III
vaerancy. ~ cleee tsellled caearly, =
the same time infps1niAg Is board Of ne
recant robberies, and minutely stated how
he had found the fellow, in the dead Of
night, in such an unusual place. The COM
missioners seem to have needed the testi-
mony but slightly. for they allowed the fel-
low to 70 his way unpunished. This action
has caused some talk, az well it may, for
the circumstances we're not such as environ
an honest man. ~ .sss
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-23

A BREAcuER.-John johnson it seems can
not be trusted to any great extent. Chloe
Parish Entrusted him with twenty-eight dol
lars TO deliver to q party named, but as
John is left-haniled in his memory he forgot
his mission and mist0ok the cash TOR his
own, and appropriated it, which proceeding
Disguised Chloe who caused his arrest
johnson was able to furnish bondsman.
who said he would have him before Recorder
Houghton on the twenty-eighth instant.
Twenty eight dollars On the t~enty-eighth
day of the month.
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Nofice.-Ohice Carondelet Street and Carrollton
City Railroad Company, No. u CarOndelet street.
New Orleans, April ~, 187I-Subscribers to the
capital stock Of the Ca1ondelet street and Carroll
ton City Rail- cad Company are hereby notified that
payable at the office Of the company, No. 10 Csren
deiet street, before the first day Of May, 1871
By order Of the Board Of Directors. :
CHARLES W. EQUIRES,
AMI lot Secretary.
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Knishts Of Pythtas.-Bayard Lodge No. :.
corner 1T Exchange alley and Customhouse street,
MONDAY EVENING, April "a, ut e1ven O'clock,
sharp. Important business-insta;latiou Of Vice
Chancellor.
Brothers Of sister lodges In good standing ase
apps it. r. r. CHADBOuRN, W. c.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-23

Spiritanli. MI N: PEBBLES speaks in Lyceum
Hall SUNDAY MORNING and EVENING, at eleven
A. NJ aud halfpa.t seven P. n. Subject in the
morning ~'nspirati0n, and the Test Of spirit Com
munications." Evening. the inquiry Of PLATE to
Jesrs-.What n Truthf' Lecture free. ap2l St
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The body Of dead woman was found IN
the river below Algiers, yesterday, quite
nude. Every appearance indicated that
the corpse had been in the water several
days. Deputy Coroner Long failed to dis
cover the least sign of violence, and could
only return that lonesome verdict. ''found
drowned
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o1UMB1A s. SUNDAY MORNING. AUGUST Is ls7l - voT==
ntEpIoAL p1Isr1A,1xEa.-14 -, .,=. = i.

MEDIOAL MIsTAIkES.-It took tha n.
Guilty about thousand years to discover that
the best way to euro disease was not to ron.
der the patient too weak 10 contend will, 4
Within tho last twenty years, however. lilo
whole eystom OF medical practice has been
onahsed Tor the bottor. In diseases or com.
plants caused by excessive heat, for instance.
tho doctors no longer recommend tho reduo.
ton OF tho inyalid's strength by prostratipo
medicines. Tho vast succoes which has of
tended the use Of HOsTETTER's STOMACH
b1fTERsss remedy FOR debility, has given
oven tho most prejudiced members o. .,;o ola
school an insight into the only trne and
.ationai theory Of cure. Cantlarides. cain
Nel anu empowering doses Of opium. are
no" among The obsolete nostrums of another
age. The lancet, once as much Tho ics,it;.
III, nia.b weapon OF tho physician the sword is
01 o. the soldier, ia seldom drawn from its caue
mo principle Of life is no longer drainei
from the veins by tho quart, and water.ernei
lor tne strenGthcss invalid has ceased to be
considered an appropriate diet Yipor is the
inotto OF tho rational members of tho nrofna
sion, and they understand, at last. Tho vajne
OF OF sterling vegetable tonic So, also. will
tne people at large; and without copsuliinc
mealcal men ut oil, they have adopted Tho
Ditters as household rems dy, thereby ccono-
hising ooth cash and health.
note the fact, that Hostettcr's Stomach
bltters is sold in bottles only, never in bulk
and that tho nbortions springinr mn M in yar;,
Gus parts OF the country. and spmet;n,as
onered as substitutes for the great national
speclfic. are all utterly worthless.
August IL ~
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Thornwell's Collected Writings.

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Pink and White Tyranny. BY Mrs. Harriet
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Uniform edition of Grace Agnilor'a Works
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The abovc books sent to nny aldrcss. post
paid, on receipt or price
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Most Useful Invention or the Auei
THE FAN AND FLY DRIVER!
INVENTED By +. M. HUNT.

PATENTED MARCH Fl, 1871.
T1HIS Machine, which is now offered for
IL sale. surpasscs any OF it's age. It is use
ful, cheap and durable. Any boy or girl can
operate with it. For tho table it has not an
equal: For.the sick room, it stands unrivai-
ed: For tho nursing mother, it's Intrinsic
value is inestimabIe; it fans to rest the
nttle darlIngs, and keeps them freed from
trouble. No family should 10 without ono
An u labor-saying Machine, it saves tho liro
OF one servant, AS al investment, there is
nothing ever offered to the public in which ar
at. 1t ID tho Machine for the times. 81. 900 600
worth will be sold. Any man with ordinary
energy can mako from SIS to 800 per week,
clear or all expenses. Can be eccn Mt L
Suizbacher's Jewelry Store.
JOHN WOOLLEY
Agent for liichIand County,
July 2S P.O. Address, Columbia.
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MEDICAL.
THE BRIDAL CHAMBER

FssAYs FOR YOUNG MEN. on great So
4I oial evils and abuses, which interfere
with MARRIAGE, with suro means OF relief for
the erring and unfortunate, diseased and de-
bilitated. Sent in sealed letter envelopes,
free Of charge. Address HOWARD SANTA,
ny AID ASSOCIATION, No. 2 South Ninth
street, Philadelphia. Pa Nav 81 3mo
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... r. VI.
Sym bolic Admonition.

W. IN. IL.
Symbolic Admonition.
Hll!H seasnn is ut hand when Tho human
i family il more afflicted than during any
other rait of The year. Tho s,,r'e rayr acting
upon III" ,ifcnyea vegetable and animal mai.
ter, pois"ns the atmos pi,eIe, and irodnrts
many disorders OF tht r! stem -Chiiis and Fe.
yer, Billions Complaints, Diarrl ora, Uyson.
terry, Cholera Morbus, Cramps and CLullc, etc
Hence the system requires an invisorating
and tonic medicine. that will brace UP its
shattered forces, and enable the organs to
perform their proper functions. For this pur.
pose wo would recommend the use Of HEM
fJSIl'S QUEENS DELIGHT.
For Dyspcpsia and Weak Stomach.
For tho Liver and kidneys.
For Coughs and Sore Throat
For the Lungs ana Splitting OF Flood.
For Weakness and Gtnt raj cl,i!itv
For loas ot Appetite. For Sick cadachc.
For Dnrrhtra aud Dysrnttry.
For Et yer and Agno. For i:ilioua Fever.
For Cholera hIorLus and Cramps
For lalpitntion of the ]Tcnrt Nta ---t.
For Broken Down Nervous System
For Neuralgia and Rhcumatism.
For Purifying the D'ond
IlEIN1f'sl's QUEENS DELIGYiT
Tho pGupie approve Of, and physic.ans sane
tion its uso, beonnsn it is good medicine.
Take 10 otller medicine. 1t IS sl,ins iny-
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malo and femaio-grown porsons and chill.
dren at ihis particular aeason.i 30 sure and
call At Heillitsh's Drug Store ard got bolll
OF his proat mcdicno. 4,
Prepared only by F.. H. HEINITaH,
May 80 t @ Druggist and Chemist.
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Native aud Foreign Wines.
GOUPPERNONG, Concord. sanicrna. CIa-
sale low, by N. HOPE.
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tas FtatS ,Iio gI,fts; I; 9s .;Ga sSeo each 1856
72l Prizes in ali, ss7s,s't ks' 80, NsS 65S
After paying the Of the se1O; ;gee
balance Of The proceeds aisiSe iog FINE tSe shs
OF tickets will be sppropriafed t6t IHe
%sas ssisa Si ~ hShEE ssf4's
Public Library ofF KentSckE;v1::' nstiiS1ckE;1:' T'as
,,,a me Concert and Distribution! viii taiN
pace under the immediate superyiaion Of fhS
who are as isa S the AZ e
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p,l: ,a:s. Cain. CLERK Jefferson Court Of Common.
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ing we'll known and eminent citizens of Rem
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and Distribution or gifts:se tpG II sqfr5sHTtng 5Hg
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Colo 0olouei Jison P:Johuaou, Proprietor ;dals.
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niTHzEHs, Ii1W EHHiiUSKIs Secretary. Z -.
NJ !; t;,.Al oANA, :. irsasnrer. f>v.; (.
Inc holders. @ Of ;tIckets 10 which gifts are .
once EN- IN louisville. 4 :fs:. ,,r2.s !.
500 Tickets are pSrsSsssa Tnsa II 1S4
Az AZ orders Hee9mpsnied remittansesS wiz
turned by mail regisf6fea 1or eypfesHed! SasT7,
ordered The undersigned. II .late,, ptiucipal,.
oustness manager of tho, very successfnf
Mercantile Library uiit Con cert At San Fran.
of the Gift Concsrt. in ma ~ manager
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40 i5sa Choice Teas. c,,. .4,ie /. ,,i
GUNPQWDER, Tyson, Oolong and English
~ Breakfast TEAS. The choicest imported
for asla low, ,t't -. '51 80. i. HOPE.
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u ;taa.a. EaN !nrnin s4sd9s &, J :. {. !,
YEyHQnRuRN's Green Globof fnelT Top, largo
y AsW;hiss Neysolks gs Xe|loM e gtone. and Rula
Augnst2l sT..'f - EDWARD HOPE. !.
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-...s.l1.. & Seegers' Beer 3.... As
hoN'T contain Strychnfne.. !. It is pure, and
" warrant ed to be so. !: Marcli1I
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CLOTHING HOUSE
n. G HILDs s. WILEY,
oLUcIHIA, Sc.

WE have marked down all Of our large
yy stock of READY-MADE CLOTHING to
SUCH low liEures that the prico comes within
reach OF all that wish good Il itting garment
mad" in tho latest style and by tho best max
or, or IN rev YoYk.~ Mo arc tho only house that
eeli All Linen 'DrawGfSrut~ 81. So s.We are tho
only house that have The imported See-Bucker
~s.s ::: SSiso, "arianted genuine. An in
spectlon OF our largo stock Will settle the
nilnu OF any ono that money is made by buy
ing ing from US. Thirty-two inch Sole Leather
Trunks. only few left. al $40 Juno o.
THE COTTAGE HOUSE.
WdShangfon street, nert door to Masonic H,H
G. II. DUtIhIE, Proprietor.
ItHE Proprietor Of tho COT FACE HOUSE
the neatest and most retired saloon in tho
city-having had largo experiences at the
charleston and Columbia Hotels, pledges to
ms guests the most choice brands Of Wines
Liquors and SEGARS, and will be pleasej
TO have his old friends cnll and SEQ him. A
O'clock. O. ii DIIiIMIs :
July 27
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! ~ Old Government java, 9ref.-3.5 /,
An MATS GOvEpN.1pN,r ~ roppup
~ Sc, ,bagsohoice lilo md Laguayra. For
sale low, ,-}l -. -. y. HOPE
fresh supply of''Bremen Lager at Pol
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fine summer tonic is Hattorrs Bitters-
can be had at poLLocK's. .l =,
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sTENHOUsE, MA0AULAYi e. co..
Grocers and Commission Merchants.
CHARLOTTE. N. O.ar,s ~ ~.
SOLICIT orders for COTTON. Corn, Flour.
~ Bacon, Lard, &C., and Family GroceNe es
generally Orders filled carefully and prompt
!y. (, Fob 2 1yr
(tOUNTY CLAIMS AND JURY CERTI"
" FICATEs bought by
Feb n. GAMDRILI.. Broker"
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GpEoIAL ATTENTkON 4aiycn to tHnooj-
e leetioa On, O. g Com msfeisl Paper Interest
On On state anu Aaarond La Bonds and Bfocls, ano
Nov 90 emo 1:,.Ef GAMRR1ILi, Broker.
Blackwells genuine Durham Smoking no.
bac.o At PoLINCK's.
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special Not1C es.
iif CONSUMPTION, ~ s.,.'t.
ITS CUREaAND ITS PREVENTIVE,
! 80. ,RY j. IL: RCHIENnIS M m = !:

;Ix1- for whose death thero was no other rea.
son than the neglect Of known and iridiisput-
ably proven means of cure. Those near and
dear to family and friends arc sleeping the
iy adopted so, - --''' '>-
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10 STING BEHIND.n

Inc work OF cure is now beginning. The
vltiaeed and mucous deposits in the bowels
and in the alimentary canal are elected. The
liver nke clock, Is wound up. It arousee
rom It's torpidity. Tho stomach acts respon.
sively, and tho patient begins to feel that he
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is at poLLocK'B. -T':F
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Commissioners Notice,
81 Notice

commissioners Notice
THE Undersigned have been appo pte Comm s.
1 siuners receive spd deriae uLon Gains
az ,st the est ite u Dcnrs MeFadAtn, said esia
being ins,v vent. Persons may ,Iescat IN ir claims
against said est ate AZ the ic4 OF Frederck For No.
IS pxchange street in the Afternoon OF the last SIT
urdtvs OF Dect mNer. 1871, ard of lauulry, Februlry
Mar n aht Aprll 1872. tween Inc hours OF and
otlrck, which TINES and place have tean APPOINTED
by US LIT The purpose
FREDER OK FOX,
not3ila93wM WILLIAM q. TWOMBJY.
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THE CREEK INDIANS.

A light snow fell this afternoon at Chicago
and Leavenworth with fall of thermometer at
the latter place of % degrees in "A hours. There
was IA storm of sleet this evening at Cordinne,
Utah. AT the summit of Mt. Washington at
five o'clock to-day, the temperature had risen
% degrees since yesterday The wind was Go
miles an hour. The barometer had fallen a
hundredths of an inch since s o'clock this
morning
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TELEGRAPHEC ITEMS.

The rumor that Minister Schenck will be
recalled and that Secretary Fish will take his
place, is denied by the latter
The Sun calls on the people to refrain from
going to hear Nilsson next Monday night, as
the management charge the exorbant price OF
ten dollars for admission to view Alexis.
Those of the Mormon church at Salt Lake
that have renowned polygamy have been cut
off
Friday, two negroes were admitted toprac!ice
law in kentucky courts.
Gov. Yarmouth has called an extra session
of the Louisiana Senate, December 9th, to elect
a President of the Senate, who becomes ex-otfi-
clio Lieutenant-Govenor
The excitement in Clark Co., Ind, respect
ing the Park tragedy has not died out, it now
being suspected that white men instigated the
murder. The matter is undergoing secret in,
vestigation and it is said that the lynehers viii
be indicted.
1t is charged that the Board of Supervisors
acting as canvassers of the vote of New York
have been privy to secret alterations of the re
turns by the poll clerks and inspectors, and 9th
er illegal acts in connection Herewith, the re
suit being the counting in OF the Tammany
candidates for aldermen.
James Stafford, a seaman OF Maine, dice
aboard the flagship Colorado, of the Unite,
States fleet in the waters of Japan.
The amount of national currancy issued las
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ARIZONA.


PARTICULARS OF THE DEATH OF MR.. LoRING.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 25-Despatches from
Arizona state that one hundred government
cattle were run off by the Apache Indians in
vale de Chino near Prescott The troops and
cltizens who were pursuing the Apaches who
murdered the Wickenburg stage passengers
trailed them to Dale Creek reservation. The
1 It that large part of the Apaches residing
there were absent at the time of the massacre
was proven by the officer on the reservation. a
despatch says that among the passengers was
one registered as Alfred w. Loring, Of Wheel
err expedition. Loring was the only passenger
who was not wounded at the first fire of the
Indians who were ambushed, completely sur
rounding the stage. The three passengers out
SIDE and the driver were killed at the first vol
ley The Indians then rushed for the stage.
Lorlng and Hamil lost their presence of mind
and Jumped from the stage on the side where
the Indians were. Stephens and Kruger, both
wounded. jumped from the other side and es-
capped. In an instant Loring was surrounded
by the savages. After being wounded he tried
to escape, when the Indians fired two shots
which passed through his breast when he fell
and was despatched by a lance. Parties knowing
nm here-say there is no doubt as to his identi-
": The people of Prescott raised volunteers
with the determination of killing every Apache
on the reservation, but they finally consented to
ieaVe the matter with General Crook.
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FIRE. Between II and l o'clock Sunday
smoke was seen issuing from the building on
| the corner of Middle and Union streets, occu-
| pied by the large jewelry establishment of
Messrs. j. w. & e. H. McDuffee. The alarm
was sounded and the engines answered with
great promptness, and two streams We're play
ing in very short time. The fire was extin-
guished before muck damage was done to the
building, but the whole interior was filed with
dense smoke, which will require some outlay of
money. The fire took from a furnace in the
basement and hole was burned in the floor
The elegant stock in the store was damaged
somewhat by smoke and water. The exact loss
cannot be estimated at present. There was
1874, 900 insurance on the stock, furniture and
fixtures, and $4,000 ON tho building; the latter
being equally divided between the National and
Howard companies, New York. The Messrs
McDuifee's risks were placed as follows: AT
Dow & Palmers agency-North British $4,000
Queen $4,000; Rollins & Adams agency-Penn-
sylvania of Philadelphia, and Franklin of same
city, $500 each at W. ID. Little & Co.'s-Phe-
nix of Hartford, $1,000; at Warren Sparrow s.
National of Boston, $4,000; at L. S. TwomblyhS
Imperial of London, $4,000; at Loring q
Thurston s-National of Bangor, $1,000; at j.
W. Munger & Son's-on furniture and fixtures,
Union of San Francisco, $4,000.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-11-27

IT is to be hoped that the State Educational
Association, which meets in this city to-day,
will not exhibit any backwardness in suggest
ing practical means of greatly increasing the
efficiency of our common schools. There is need
not only of improvement, but of radical reform.
The average attendance needs not only to be
increased but nearly doubled. There is field of
effort here for our educators that presents op-
portunity for some man of genius to distinguish
himsclf-to be to Maine what Horace Mann
was to Massachusetts, We have the greatest
confidence in Superintendent johnson, and we
believe that if he can have suitable support he
can do much toward relieving the State of the
reproach that now rests upon it of neglecting
to give its children adequate opportunities for
acquiring knowledge. Let there be not only in
terest, but enthusiasm. The Dirfgo State ought
not to be relapsing into barbarism for the want
of good common schools.