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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-31

VIA THE LAKE BORGNE CANAL.
For the local and coast trade . large supply of
all kinds Of PINE LUMBER constantly on hand at
the river end of the Lake BOrgne canal ten miles
below New Orleans. The location Of the yard
directly on the levee) is admirably adapted to
loading steamboats, OF barges
Prices considerably below the New Orleans rates.
Special orders for Lumber, Timber and Wood for
local use or shipment promptly filed.
Apply 1t the Lumber Yard or to
JAMES O. NOYES
President Of the Cab al COMPANY
$3.50 eod1m 1873 Common street. New Orleans
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BOARDING.,

BOARDING,
DOARD-AT THE PELICAN HOUSE, ON
- Canal street. entrance No. BarOnne street.
Elegant rooms, with board, on reasonable terms
Private table for those who desire TO be entered
entras. Day boarders also accommodated oc29 lt~
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FOR SALE,

EOR SALE-CALCASIEU SULPHUR STOCK
Il Ten shares stock sulphur and Mining Com.
J. STRAUSS,
Corner Carondeet and Common streets.
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INTENSE EXCITEMENT IN GEORGIA
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several shots were fired at himself" After
characterizing this as premeditated at
tempt to intimidate Republicans from voting
he held that it was Impossible to punish the
offenders, because they were thoroughly Or
ganized, and had control of the county.
GENERAL SEws.
It is likely that there will be weeks debate
upon the reference of the message In regard to
Southern outrages. The communications GOV.
cred by the message are from the military
commanders, and go several years back. Few
of them are of recent date. The most recent
are from Governor Reed, of Florida and Gov
ernor Holden, and the latter mentions, as a
fact which will surprise many who do not
know TO the contrary, that Andrew Johnson is
the head of the Ku-KluX.
The committee of ways and means have re-
ported bill making the tariff on imported
spirits two dollars.
Among the nominations to-day were Sue B.
johnson for postmaster at Huntsville, Ala.
Pleasanton advocates more liberal system
for the export of spirits and tobacco.
The judiciary committee Of the House have
agreed 10 report bill dividing Virginia into
two Judicial districts.
The new move of the reconstruction commit
tee involves the relief from the test oath OF
persons who entered the Confederate army
while minors.
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m- OFFICE OF COUNTY COMMITS.

SIONERS- COUNT Y BLACK
WILLIE, 8. c., JANUARY 70, 1s71.-Sealed proposals
will be received at Blackville, addressed C. EHR-
HARDT. County Commissioner, until the Sth Of
February, for building County Courthouse OF
brick, at BlackvIne, for'Barnwell County.
The proposals will make specific bids for the
Building complete, with all materials furnished
by contractor; and for construction, with mate
rlals furnished by the County. Contractors should
be prepared to enter into good and sufficient
bond for the faithful performance Of the work,
the building to be finished by lst November cur.
The building "a to be two stories high, seventy
by forty five feet, with passage engthwlse through
the lower story, ten feet wide, with four rooms
on each side OF passage-way. The upper story to
be appropriated to courtroom, forty five feet by
hfty-eight feet, with two Jury rooms Of twelve
by twenty-five and half feet in rear Of the
Judges stand. The lower floor to be two feet
from the ground, the upper noor to be thirteen
second story to be sixteen feet from the upper
floor. The building to be covered with tin, and
to be constructed under the supervision Of the said
G. EHRHARDT, or such other person as he may
select, and to be built Of good materials, in thor
ough workmanllke manner, and fin shed with
paint and plaster.
Plans and Specifications can be seen at the
Ofice Of the County Commissioners, at Blackvile,
In accordance with which the work is to be done.
@. EHRHARDT,
janI4-stuth4 County Commissioner.
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power could consent to be deprived, ought to
be considered as a menace to peace, nor that,
In avoiding one point of the treaty of 1856,
the abrogatlon Of all Is implied. The Impe-
rial Cabinet never had any such inten.
ton. On the contrary, our communication OF
October 10 declared, in the most explicit terms,
that his Majesty the Emperor maintains his
adhesion to the general principles OF the treaty
of 1856. and that he is ready to come to an
agreement with the slgnatory powers OF that
treaty, either to confirm its general stipula-
tiOns or to renew them, or to substitute for
them any other equitable arrangement which
may be thought suitable to secure the repose
of the East and the equilibrium OF Europe.
There seems, then, TO be no reason why the
Cabinet of London should not, II it please, en-
ter into an explanation with the signatories of
The treaty OF 1856. For our part, we are ready
to join in any delloeration having for its object
the settlement of guarantees for the consolida.
tion of peace In the East, and are persuaded
that fresh guarantees would be found in the
removal Of permanent cause OF irritation
existing between the two powers which are
the most directly interested. Their mutual
relations would be more firmly established on
the basis OF a good and solid understanding"
Earl Granville promptly proceeded to issue
invitations for conference to meet January
8, but subsequently postponed It until the l7th
instant.
The diplomatic correspondence of Russia
with Austria resulted In Austria virtually ac-
ceding to the proposed infraction, while disap-
proving of the form In which 1t was made
known to the several powers. AS regards
Germany, 1t is now beyond doubt that there
Is secret treaty. between her and Russia,
wherein the right to practically nullify the
Treaty of Paris is accorded TO the Gar
Turkey apparently regards the deliberations
of the coming conference with indifference.
looking upon 1t evidently as only brief
respite from further exactions on the part Of
Russia, and, as like mary similar assemblages,
the prelude to desperate war. Italy maintains
on this question the sane reserve that she has
shown towards the belEgerents In the Franco
German war. France in no longer able TO die
tate to Europe, and Will be more concerned
for her own security than that of Turkey. So
far, the government Of national defence has
not made known It's views on the question at
issue.
The powers who were parties to the Treaty
of 1856, aud their probable representatives at
the conference, are as follows: England Earl
Granville; Austria, Count Apponyi; Prussia,
Count Bernstorfr France, no representative
named; Italy. Count Cadorna; Russia, Baron
Brunow; Turkey, Monsonrons Pasha.
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sP1RKS FROM THE WIRES.

The steamship America has arrived at San
Francisco, bringing one hundred and sixty
Chinese and full cargo.
Several prisoners have been discharged at
San Francisco, without trial, under decisions
against Chinese testimony.
The export of specie from New York yester-
6e1 &c TaS little Over that figure. s111
1t is now thought that dfty-eight lives were
lost by the burning Of the steamer McGill.
The following is the result Of the senatorial
elections: Window, from Minnesota; Logan,
from Illinois; Frellnghuysen, from New Jersey;
Blair, from Missouri; Morrill,, from Maine
Salisbury, from Delaware.
The election feuds In Mexico are becoming
intensified. The entire press and Numerous
political clubs favor the reelection OF Juarez.
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5periaI Notlses.
@ UNANsWERABLE ARGUMENT

@ UNANSWERABLE ARGUMENTS.
Established facts are silent arguments which
neither pen nor tongue can shake. and it is upon
established facts that the reputation OF HOSTEL
TER'S STOMACH B[TTERs, az health. .preserY-
ing Elixir, and wholesome and powerful reme-
dy, is based. When witnesses come forward In
crowds, year after year, and relterate the same
statements In relation TO the beneficial effects Of
medicine upon themselves. disbelief in It's ef1ca-
cy is literally impossible. The credentials OF this
unequalled tonic and alternative, extending over q
period OF nearly twenty years, include individu-
als Of every class, and residents Of every cline,
and refer to the most prevalent among the com.
plants which affict and harass the human fami-
ly. Either multitude of people, strangers to,
each other, have annually been seized with An In
sane and motiveless desire to deceive the public,
or HoSTETTER'S BITTERS, for no less than
NTH OF century, have been anording such relief
to sufferers from indigestion. fever and ague, bil.
ionsness, general debility and nervous disorders,
as no other preparation has ever impaired. To.
day, while the eyes Of the reader are upon these
lines, tens OF thousands OF persons Of both sexes
are relying upon the Bitters as sure defence
against the ailments which the present season en-
genders, and their confidence is not misplaced.
The local potions which Interested dealers some
times endeavor to fost upon the sick In Its stead,
are everywhere meeting the fate that Is due to
fraud and imposture, while the demand for the
great vegetable specific Is constantly increasing.
ian14- -SD&C ~.
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stood, Scott and others are interested. bu
| which the Kr-Klux will not allow to be work
| ed, we looked about us for the negro miners
whom we were to project; but not solitary
| soul, black or white, was to be seen In the
neighborhood. Under the circumstances we
| did the best we could. The wagons which hao
| conveyed lis to the spot had returned, and We
would haveto tramp the distance back. Rather
than do that, we concluded 10 remain where
we were and await developments. Our party
took up quarters in two deserted log cabins
and the regulars put up their tents. We re
NAMED at the mines ten days, and during thai
time were
THRICE ATTACKED AT NIGHr BY TIE Ku-KLUx
who, fastening their horses at distance,
fourth day, Colonel Baker, who had accom-
panied us to the mines, left us and went to
Columbia.
A few days after Bakers departure, we sent
messenger to Scott, for we had grown I'm
patient and wanted to know what we were to
do. On the tenth day he returned. accompa'
MED by U. S. Marshal Wilson, who had orders
to convey us back to Columbia.
On our return to Columbia we were paid
but instead of receiving So per day for oul
services as promised, we received only 50, and
were, moreover, ordered to leave the State at
once under penalty Of arrest OF course we
did so. We had seen enough OF Scott to know
that, having the power, ne WOulQ use IL. OuI
party cost him, or perhaps South Carolina,
about $4,000.
THE SCENE IN TIE ENTRANCE TO NIBLos GAR
DEN.
A week or two ago Governor Scott and Sen
ator Crews visited New York. Crews lodged
at the st. Nicholas and Scott at the Metropoll.
tan. They stood one evening In the entrance
to Niolo's Garden. and were there met by Col
onel Kerrigan. The three entered Into con.
versation which presently eliminated in q
quarrel. Colonel Kerrigan was very angry
and loudly denounced Crews. No little con.
fusion ensued, and Crews hear, begged to
know what was wanted TO settle the trouble,
and prevent its reaching the newspapers. The
next day he hastily left the city for his strong
hold In South Carolina.
Here, now, you have my story. and have
made 1t as straightforward as possible.
SAMUEL HoGGETT.
"a Sun reporter, after receiving the above
statement from Mr.. Hoggett, visited the st.
Nicholas and Metropolitan Hotels. and learned
that Senator Crews and Governor Scott left
the city week ago last Saturday. The above
statement is backed by the sworn affidavits Of
five members ofHoggett's party, all OF which
are In the possession of the editor of the Sun.
The affldavits are explicit, and assert much
more than Mr.. HoggetL's letter.
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~ IF YOU HAVE A DISCHARGE

@ IF YOU HAVE A DISCHARGE
from the nose, offensive or otherwise stopping up
OF the nose, at times giving nasal twang to voice.
partial loss OF the sense or SMELL taste or hearing,
feel dull and stupid, have pain OF pressure In the
head, take cold easily, you may rest assured that
you have Catarrh. Thousands annually, without
manifesting half Of the above symptoms, termi-
nate In Consumption or Insanity, and end In the
grave. R. v. PIERCE, n. D., OF Buffalo, N. Y, is
the proprietor OF Dr. SAGE'5 CATARRH RENE.
DY-a perfect specific for catarrh, which he sends
to any address, postpaid, for sixty cents. Sold by
most druggists everywhere. janls-thstuSDdc
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mrAFTER WAR, PEsTILENcE AND

@AFTER WAR, PESTILENCE AND
Intemperance, Colds lead to the greatest destruc-
tiOn Of human life. mainly because q Cold is too
often considered very ordinary, trining affair,
just as well left TO go as 1t came and hence sys-
tematlcally neglected, until simple, durable az
lection Is converted into serious and generally
fatal Pulmonary disease. The more prudent,
aware that vlo'ent Cough or Cold should never
be trifcd with, but on the contrary taken care Of
from It's ncipiency, promptly make use OF DR..
JAYNE's EXPECT0RANT, q curative which has
sustained its reputation for over thirty years as
remedy always eHacacIous, and sure to exert q
beneficial influence on all the Bronchial and Pull
monary organs. Sold by all druggists, and by
Goodrich, Wineman & Co., Charleston, s. G.
jan19-thstu3
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w- ST. PATRICK's BENEVOLENT so.
CIETY.-The members Of the St. Patrlck's Be.
nevolent Society are respectfully requested to
attend the funeral Of their late member Mr..
NICHOLAS CULLET0N, THIS Thursday MORNING
at O'Clock, at St. Josephs Church, Anson street.
jamie ". BAKER, Secretary.
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~ EXPRESSLY FOR THE BENEFIT
OF FEMALEs.-Unlity, safety, comfort and beau
ty, all secured By the use OF the PHILOToKEN, or
Females Friend. Get a Pamphlet. Full directions
accompany each bottles Sold by the Druggists
for 81. Wholesale Agents, DoWIE, NOISE &
DAVIS, No. 169 Meeting street, Charleston.
ian19-thstu3
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THE NEGRO KU-KLEY.

WILMINGTON, January l8.
News from Robeson County concerning the
recent murders and outrages committed by
Lowry's band of outlaws show that they possess
no political significance whatever. Lowry,
the leader, and nearly all the band,are negroes.
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ms- PIaPLES ON THE FACE.-FOR
Comedones, Blackworms or Grubs, Pimply Erup-
tlous and blotched designations on the Face use
PERRYs CoMEDoNE AND PIMPLE REMEDY
Depot No. 40 Bond street, New York. Sold oy
Druggists everywhere. wholesale by D0WlE,
NOISE DAVIS, Charleston, S. c.
deel5-thstu3moS
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@ FOR MOTH PATCHES,
FrecSles and Tan, use PERRY's MOTH AND
FRECKLE LOTION. The only reliable aud HARM
less rem .dy known to science for removing
brown dlscolorations from the Face. Prepared
only by Dr.. B. c. PERRY, No. 40 Bond street,
New York. Sold by Druggists everywhere. Whole.
sale by DOwIE, NOISE Il DAVIS, Charleston, s.
r. dscI5-thstu3moS
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GRAPPLING Il CABLE.

KINGSTON, JAMAICA, January II.
The Darcia is graphing for the broken AS
plnwall cable In FIVE hundred fathoms of water,
with sandy bottom.
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dec24-stuthl'

~DR. J. G. LUDWIG, BAUNSCHEID-
IsT.-Dr. LUDWIG would respectfully inform bis
friends and the citizens Of Charleston generally,
that he has returned to the city and offers his pro-
fessional services as BAUNSCHEIDIsT, In the
cure and relief OF many diseases appertaining to
the human system. His practice Is particularly
applicable to all Diseases OF the Skin land all Gu.
taneous indrmltieS,) Rheumatism, Gout Neural
gla, Dyspepsia, &c.
ofuce in WENTWORTH STREET, No. 10, north
side, between King and st. Philip street.
DR.. Ludwig would respectfully refer to the fol.
lowing gentlemen:
Henry Gerdts, D. Leseman, L. Groning, W. ].
Middleton, J. d. Bolles, Miles Drake, James NJ.
Caldwell d Son, DR.. j. B. Patrick L. Weiskopf, q.
G. Schneider, A. Moroso and P. A. Mcbride.
jan7-stuth8
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A INDUSTRIOUS STORY.
THE EXPERIENCE OF NEW YORK
RoUGHS IN so OUTH CAROLINA.

The Statement of MIR. Samuel Hoggett-
Colonel James e. KerriSan Leaves
New York City with Twenty-Five Men
His Arrival at COIumbia-A Startling
Proposition-The Attack OF the .Ku-
Klu1-The Army Returns to New York
City Disheartened.
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~ THE SOUTH CAROLINA LOAN
AND TRUST COMPANY, CHARLESTON, s. c.,
DECEMBER "a, 1s7o.-SAvINGs DEPARTMENT.
Depositors are requested to leave their BOOKS 70
be credited with the January Quarterly Interest,
due 1st proximo.
All Deposits made on or before the goth Janu.
ary will bear interest from 1ss January Interest,
9 per cent, will be compounded quarterly.
THOMAS B. WARING
dec24-Stuthll Cashier
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funeral Notices..

mr THE FRIENDS AND ACQUAINT-
ANCES OF Mr.. and Mrs. NICHOLAS CULLET0N,
aud Of hs brother, Mr.. P. Culleton, are respect
fully invited to attend the Fuaeral Services of the
former, at st. Joseph's Church. Anson street,
THIS MORNING, at half past O'Clock. jan1s.
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~D DIvORC S.-ABSOLUTE d.
VORCES legally obtained In New York, Indiana,
Illinois and other States, for persons from any
State or country, legal everywhere; desertion,
drunkenness, non.support, &C.. sufficient cause;
no publicity. No charge until divorce is obtained.
Advice free. Address,
MOORE i RICHARDSON,
Counsellors at Law,
dec29-lyr lso Broadway, New York City.
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~ NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS ARE
hereby cautioned against credIting any OF the
crew OF che. British Bark JAMES IVES, as no
debts contracted by them will be paid by Captain
or ourselves. GEO. A. TRENHOLM & son,
jan1+stuth3 Agents.
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Marrleo.

WILSON-BROWN.-I Georgetown on the 10Th
instant. by the Rev. A. T. Porter, G. FRASER Will
BON TO HESS, youngest daughter OF the late DR.. f.
B. Brown.
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5periaI Notlres.

arNoTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
three t3) months from date application Will be
made for che renewal Of the following STOCK OF
THE HOMESTEAD BUILDING AND LOAN AsSO-
CIATI0N Scrip No. II, for twenty-five t25) Shares,
dated June 1st 1867, and Scrip No. 2l5 for five t5)
Shares February Sd, 1858, standing In the name Of
HRS. G. q. BERNARD. decl9 1amo3
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~THE GREAT MEDICAL WONDER,
DR.. RAsKELL's ELECTRIC OH. kills an painin
two minutes. Cancers, Bolls, letter and OLD
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aRAMAN u SCHWAKE, DE-. W. A. SKRNE.
e. Fl. KELLERs, II. D.,
Aad at wholesale by DOWIE, NOISE & DAVIS,
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THE EURoPEAN sITUArION.

fine Franco.Prussian Struggle Drawing
to q Close-Trochu's Desperate Pur-
pose-Luxembourgt to be Swallowed
Turkey and Russia.
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~ MEDICAL NOTICE.-PATIENTS
suffering from Diseases pertaining to the GEN1To
URINARY ORGANS, win receive the latest soien.
tidc treatment by placing themselves under tho
care OF Dr.. T. REENsTJERNA, ONCE No. IA Hasel
street. three doors from the Postoflce.
sep2o- -tuthlyr
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The following extraordinary communication
constitutes the leading sensation in the New
York Sun of Monday last:
TO THE EDITOR OF THE sun.
SIR-The following story may strike you as
almost incredible, but you may rely upon II
that there is not word In 1t which Is not
perfectly true l do not think should have
revealed all the names which are mentioned In
1t. had not been Informed that other parties
were on the point of making them public.
For that reason I shall not hesitate, since
know that in relating the facts myself, there
will be no danger Of misrepresentation from
interested motives.
LOOKING AROUND FOR CONVENIENT TOOLS.
About seven weeks ago, a Colonel Baker, on
the staff or Governor Scott, Of South Carolina,
appeared In saloon known as the "Crystal,
situated in the Bowery, between Broome and
Grand streets. He inquired lor men who were
willing to 20 to South Carolina, where they
were to be appointed deputy State constables,
and be employed at the Union gold mines for
the protection of the negro miners. He want
ell fifty men, he said, and showed his authori-
zation from Governor Scott for procuring
them. Their transportation expenses were 10
be paid, and after reaching their destination
they were to receive So Il day and mileage. On
these representations Baker secured twenty.
five men, among them myself. and on the 22d
of last November he started for South Carolina
with his recruits. making the voyage on the
steamer James Adger.
ARMTNG THE NEW WORKERS.
We arrived at Columbia November 26, and
there were sworn In as deputy constables by
Chief Constable Hubbard; " We rBDfe BfAEse tffS8Aea
commissions, 9a15ss!sJsi sRae hfsss vllows:
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Progress OF the Bombnrdment.
LONDON, January Is.
A dispatch from Versailles, dated the 18th,
says that the German projectiles reach the
Seine at Pont St. Michel.