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List of Jurors drawn on the Dist

day of January, 1871, to serve at
the March District Court of DoS-
sier Parish
ID. Y. Mitchell Lee Carrier
Jack Smith S. j. Roberts
j. ID. Rodgers Edmun johnson
Green Dickson Jasper Martin
II. Barnacastle Lambert Denbry
Ben Byrd RIchd johnson
VIM. Singleton Jordan johnson
David Wiley Henry Brooks
Joseph Giles George Bell
Joseph Wilson w. j. Stroud
Preston Battle j. III. Chiiders
Jesse Sandlin Albert Denman
Frank Aldridge G. Alexander
VIM. Davis Isaiah Irwin
Alex. johnson Eli Lee
Geo. HENDERSON S. Alternately
James Williams Henry Coleman
Prince Murphy Guss Clark
Ben johnson J. B. Garrett
Nelson Long Wash Sanders
J. P. Strayhan Abram Taylor
r. W. Young f. III. Knight
NJ. NJ. Carter J. 81. Prince
Samuel Hoyden Robert Jennings
List of Jurors drawn on the
30th day of January, 1871. to
serve at the March District Court
of Bossier parish.
Moses Hill Isaac Lee
Peter Taylor a. X. Sears
Ben Freeman Andrew Jenkins
Robert Johnson l.. L. Martin
Peter Brady Marcus Burton
B.Lawson Tom Adams
Ralph Watson j. W. Simmons
I. NJ. Penney L. a. Pittman
Sam Applcwhite II. Johnson
W. ii. Walker Hillman Pitts
Geo. TAYLOR VIM. Hooker
G. Flemmin5 A. {. Byrd
J. B. Akin Moss Edwards
W. J. Walker Wash Clemings
Jerry McConnor r. III. Curry
4. \. Moore Thomas LyleS
Zed Collier Ephriam Elias
4. L. Parkham B. F. Lynn
Il. ii. Davis q. Z. Jones
Joe Patterson Sandy Biedsoe
E. l.. Gardner jerry Spring
Elias O'Eeill Geo. Winham
Samuel Hardy Allen Ralph
Gabe Hearne l.. ID. Stubs
j. f. Parker Moses Hoylc
Gull billiard Bill Taylor
Aaron Bacon John Wilson
Maj Gooden Steven johnson
James Tucker G. 4. Boon
Anderson Corbin Rich'd Broadna
The second list above, was draw
on the order OF Judge LeviSee. |
is supposed that our Distric
Court will he changed to Sd Nor
day in March.
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w arrant No 5. for S62 so, issued in favor
of T. w Fuller. April 18th, 1870, was paid
into the Treasury November sth, 1870
L. r. MOORE,
nH Parish Treasurer.
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day of January, 1871, to serve at
the March District Court of BoS-
The Portland daily press., 1871-04-19

OUR NAvY.-The new Navy Register 70
1871 has just been issued, having been com
piled with much care by DR.. W. s. McNairy
of the Registers Office of the Navy Depart.
ment 1t contains the names of the Admiral
and Vice Admiral, ~ rear admirals, rs com.
modores, 30 captains, so commanders, IFS
lieutenant commanders. 141 lieut. enapts. 1877
masters, so ensigns, SO midshipmen, 80 sur
geons, 81 passed assistant paymasters. 20 as
sistant paymasters, SO chief engineers, 9s frs,
assistant engineers, 90 second assistant en-.
gineers, % chaplains, professors of mathe
mates. 6 naval constructors, assistant naya
constructors, and civil engineers.
There are 306 warrant officers, of whom 46
are boatswains, 81 gunners, 80 carpenters, "a
sail-makers, and 100 mates.
The retired and reserved list comprises &c
rear admirals, 81 commodores, 20 captains, IL
commanders, lieutenant commanders, lieu.
tenants. masters, 2 ensigns, 2 chief engin-
GERS, first assistant engineers, 10 second as.
slstant engineers, % surgeons, passed assist
ant surgeons, 3 assistant surgeons, Ii paw.
masters, passed assistant paymaster, as
slstant paymaster, s chaplains, naval con-
structors, 8 carpenters, A gunners, 8 boat
SWANS, sailmakers, and professors of math-
CndLtCbs
Inc Marine Corps is commanded by 1O2
officers, exclusive OF on the retired list.
Sixty three naval officers of various grades
have resigned during. the year, Al have died,
and 10 were dismissed.
The volunteer navy has 90 officers now in
active service. OF this branch IL wer. mus
tered out during the past year, were honor
ably discharged, IS resigned, 1 deserted, and
! died.
There are five fleets, and some of these are
divided INTO two squadrons, the whole en-
ploying 40 vessels-the Nerth Atlantic, 10;
South Atlantic, 8: European, 8; Pacific and
Asiatic,7 There are vessels on special ser
vice or preparing for the South Atlantic fleet,
ton.
al, lie entire navy consists of 80 wooden ves-
StS, o. iron:clads, and 20 tugs the most Of
"i'en are laid up at the various navy yards.
The Portland daily press., 1871-04-19
REPUBLICAN MErr,,,o

u, REPUBLICAN MEETING AT ENGLAND
Inc time is coming when the few thousands
comprising the English aristocracv will, no
longer control the destiny Of the million. ~
people that owe allegiance to the Rr;,;sh r. -
pire. There was late meeting in London nf
the leaders of the radicals for consn,t.,;.
with reference to great national repuh,io..
movement. Red flags and caps of liberty or.
pamented the plat form, and the chairman. NJ,
Odger. discussed the matter very CALMLY and
sensbIy. No PERIOD" he SAID, lin the histo-
ry OF the county had ever been so favorable
to the establishment Of real republican
movement, and from what he knew, he felt
certain the provinces would respond to the ap-
peal of the metropolis They should make
their movement as conformable and tasteful
to the English feelings ard aspirations as pos
sio'e. IL mattered nothing to them whether
lhe head OF their republic vas called prime
minister or president. The term prime min
ister was m IRE familiar to them, and perhaps
IL !. would be better to retain the term, which
9 9la not involve anything of hereditary right"
ne meeting closed with the appointment Of
committee to effect arrangements for the
broader organization, and the passage ola res
''o'ioh' That any government formed under
The Portland daily press., 1871-04-19
EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
Born Dec. 10, 1914,
Died Dec "a 1900

A commission of engineers has pronoupcei
the machinery of the U. s. 8. Tennessee dc
fective. =
r. Letters received in Boston from on board tht
United States steamer Worcester, which went
from that port with supplies tor the SUFFERING
people Q! France, contains information of {
fatal accident which occurred on board Of her.
1t is stated then when three days out one OF
the pipes connected with her boiler en- the port
side burst, and seven of her crew we're scalded
by the escaping steam. Four Of the men died
in the course of few days, and the othels.
though badly burned, will survive. No names
are given. -
Frauds are reported as having been discoy-
cred in the late election OF vestry men in St.
Elements church, Philadelphia, where the
dlgh Church practices created 10 much excite
ment recently. An investigation of the frauds
is to be taken into the Supreme Court by =
writ OF quo CdrTdntO. The vote stood II to 10.
deciding the election for the old vestry and
against the Rector, but six votes were rejected
winch would have reversed the election.
A Washington special states that the des.
regarding Indian hostilities in New Mexioo
ana collision between the troops from Fort
bayard and the Mexican soldiers. IL nov en-.
tireiy discredited. The pretended news came
Dy the way Of Galveston, which il about 1000
miles from Fort Bayard.
" The Fulton street prayer meeting in New
YORK is still kept up. The following are some
OF the recent requests Tor prayer:-"You are
earnestly requested to pray for the High Com
mission in Washington. Pray that the matters
IN dispute between England and America may
De Justly settled, and settled on such basis
that peace and hearty good will and sincere
friendship shall exist between the two coun.
tries. You are asked also to pray for France.
our anc.ent ally, that quietness and peace may
reign in that distracted nation, and events con-
cerninglher be ordered in wisdom and lova.-
viii you pray that God will convert the Pope
OF Rome from his spirit OF persecution, inioui.
~, falsehood, deceit, blasphemy and high
handed opposition to the truth, and make him
an humble and faithful disciple Of Christ, and
an earnest bishop and watchman for soulsY'-
The above curiosities speak for themselyes.
The Portland daily press., 1871-04-19

and Allied the room with gas. The terrible
odor produced awoke the sleeping invalid, Who
bad just strength enough left to crawl from his
and in an instant the entire room was enyel.
oped 10 flames, appearing, as BODICE says, as
though waves and pillows Of FIRE we're chasing
each other about'ths room. Bodee's hair was
scorched and eyebrows singed before The FIRE
was out. 1t would seem that this popular con.
ductor came near passing in his checks" and
being reckoned among the "dsad heads"
The Portland daily press., 1871-04-19


Invalids. broken down in health and spirits by
Chronic Dyspepsia, or suffering from the tsrribl,
exhaustion Which follows the attacks of acute Dis
ease. the testimony of Thousands who have beer
raised as bya miracle from similar state of pros
trstion by Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, il q sur,
guarantee that by the same means you too may b,
strengthened and restored. But 10 those who stand
In peril Of epdemics, to all who, by reason of expos
ure, privations, and uncongenial climate or un.
healthy pursuits, may at any moment be stricken
down, this paragraph is most particularly and EN-.
phatically addressed. You who are thus situated
are pronsred an absolute safeguard against tho dan.
ger that menaces you. Tone and regulate the sys.
tenn with this harmless medicinal stimulant and A.
terative, and you will bs forearmed against the NAL
adiss whose seeds Aoat around you in the air
Hostetters Stomach Bitters are not only standard
tonic and Alternative throughout The United States
but they are accredited by the certificates OF thu
most distinguished citizens OF 10 people o.
AL other lands In Canada. Australia, and the o.,
Indies they are gradually taking the place of al
other stonachics, whether native or foreign and Al
surely ~ truth Is progressive and demonstration
oveithrows doubt, they will eventually superssds
every other nveorant and restorative now employed
in medicinal practice
The Portland daily press., 1871-04-19
state n ewa.
ANDROsCOGGIN COUNTY.


Mr.. Horace G. Little has been appointed
keeper of the powder magazine at lie vision.
A farmer in the vicinity of Lewiston thinks
drinks are rather expensive in that city. He
found some friends in lewiston who treated
him. The result was that his friends found
MN and his team piled up in the ditch, by the
aoaoslde, some mines from town. When be re-
covered be missed $50 in cash, q valuable
"s.cn and sundry other articles.
oo M'n o.; persons were baptized by Rev. Mr.. Bur-
n So"n ~ me river at Lewiston on Sunday after.
ia oon, ana with five others recently received nv
tist were aided to the Pine street Free Ran,
SOMERSET COUNTY.
me hennebec Journal learns tb., co,s,
W nooee. OF the M aine Central recsrtir hns
narrow escape from death. He vas nM;t nao
wen on arriving at Skowheean one niqst .an.
for phys,cl u. took the MEDICINE nrss",;S SsS'
went 10 bis home in the Brewster ho,si an
retired. The bouse is lighted with rsso,, nSa
aud when BODICE went to bed be left Is. ~ me- IT,
his room burning, and fell asleep, foreettinc 70
turn it off. OF course when the Other I'm ma. ~
in the house were turned of, the gas rushaS
through the only outlet it had, in his room.
with sufficient force to extinguish the light,
The Portland daily press., 1871-04-19

Under the operation ofthe previous ques-
ton and suspension of the rules the follow
ing New York bills were passed Tuesday in
the New York Legislature, y Winans voting
with the Democrats the two per cent. tax
levy; to amend the act to reorganize the local
government; to authorize supervisors to fix
the salaries of judicial officers and to amend
the election laws as to registry.
The Portland daily press., 1871-04-19

THERE is a dead lock III Pennsylvania as
well as in New York. Among other duties
incumbent upon The Pennsylvania legislature
now in session, is the appointment of the
State into new senatorial ard representative
districts. The Republican and Democratic
parties are suspicious of each others recon
mendations, and each charges the other with
having proposed bills made up in their own
interests. The Republicans have some ten or
twelve majority in the House, while the
Democrats have majority of one in the Sem
ate. The Democrats are anxious to have an
apportionnent bill passed with the object Of
driving the Republicans into the acceptance
OF their bill. The Senate refuses tn transact
any other business until this question is acted
upon. The Republicans are very decided in
their opposition to the proposed bill, and un-
less the Democrats agree to modification
the "dead lock" will continue for some time.
The Portland daily press., 1871-04-19

RersOnal.
The President has nominated William w.
Edgecomb Of Maine. Consul at Capetown, AZ
RIGA.
VIM. Gray, a st. Louis merchant, was killed
on Monday night at one of the depots in thai
city by drayman, who escaped.
Gen. Gordon Granger il to relieve Genar.,
Gregg in command OF the troops in New Mex.
Samuel II. PoOk has received the appoins.
ment of Naval Constructor at Charlestowp
navy yard. He had previously acted in that
capacity with the rank OF assistant naval con-
For "meek and humble folIovsr.,' no. tha
Rev. Adirondack Murray is cultivating good
many luxur GUS tastes. He is renOyating his
family homestead ut Guilford, Connecticut and
and has provided it with deer park, trout
pond and fine stock of fast horses and poul-
try. He alsoropOses to build house.
A monument is being made in Philadelphia
70 the memory OF the late Hon. Edwin M.
stanton. Il is being erected by order OF his
executors, and is to be placed over his grave.
The monument will be about IL feet high, and
comparatively plain. The base will be Eve
feet square, and will have sub-base, on which
letters: > :.
EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
Born Dec. 10, 1914.
800 Died Dec. a. 1868
" 'nc .cP Vi tue oie tnere VIII be gothic
Gap, receiving plain and massive square,
The whole sffair will be extremely plain. NO
ornamentation being attached to it.
The wife of Gov. Claflin, Of Massachusetts
has sewing class Of $50 girls in q charity
school at North End, Boston.
Judge Thos. A. Marshall, one of the most
distinguished inrists in Kentucky, died Mon
cay. He has been in public lite Tor The past
~ years, Twenty-Five OF which as Judge OF the
II entucky Court of ADDeals
DIR. Z: A Clark, Professor of Surgery and
Surgical Anatomy in the Missouri Medical
college, in st. Louis, died suddenly on Mop
day. dc started but few days ago to 20 to
Europe.
VIM. M. Tweed has been reelected Grand
Sachem of Tammany.
Que hundred and thirteen Of the France
TienIs who served under Garibaldi during the
war arrived in New York yesterday. :
The Portland daily press., 1871-04-19

DISEASED MEAT IN BosToN-An INQUEST
neld In Brighton Monday to investigate the
death of George Temple, a butcher, envolved
facts showing common practice of dressing
and sending to the Boston market carcasses of
beef catt.e trampled to death in the ears or af-
fected with cattle disease. The inquest showed
that Temples death was caused by blood poison
inoculated into his system while dressing .
dead OK taken from the yard of tho Boston &
Albany railroad, Temple being in employ Of
august Weitz. and that Weitx sent the meat
eating the case earnestly recommend the
Board of Health to establish and enforce
stringent regulations for the prevention here.
aIter OF the introduction Of any dead creatures
III Tue siaughtering establishments Of tho town.
The Portland daily press., 1871-04-19
DEPARTURk OF OCEAN sTRAnERs
MARINE NEWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Tuesday. April IS.
ARRIVED.
stssmer New England, Field, St John, NIB. via
Sch Gaseis, Gardner. Pembroke.
Sch Marion, Pierce. Bristol. Esr -
CLEARED, MY t-t
| Brig Emily, Brown, Cardenas-E G Eight.
Brig Liberty, Brl Steel, Georgetown. PEI- master
Sch Esther: Brl Maloney, st Andrews, NIB.
erson d Litchhsld.
SAILED-Barques Sarah b Hale, Marathon. and
Wavelet; brig Martha Berry; schs John Farnum,
N q Gould, and Others
MEMORANDA.
Sch VIM Demne, Cook, from Calais Tor New York.
;Se Knocked out her ieel and filled. She vii Be- sot
OF and pat on the beach. :
Sch g Loud, from Rondout for Boston, struck
soon alter sunk. The crew arrived at New Haven
18th, in schr SALIVA, from Calais.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
SAN FRANOISCO-Cld 10Th inst, ship j Linz
aALyEsT6N-Ar 10th, sch Nellie Burgess, Nc
At nth. sch Samos, Snow, New York.
NEW ORLEANS-Ar 18th ship Rochester. Clough
Roel.Sd f Is Nellie s1s
SD g sw PAS 18th. barqus Mary Libby; brig
WILMINGTON Cid 18th inst. sch Chloe. Lee, for
Boston.
BALTIMORE-Cld1 18th. barqus Don Justo, Dyer.
M.Id OF the Mist, Chase, Eleuthera; Eureka, Mayo
Roctland; Clara Bell, Amesbury. Rockland; Robt
PH!LADELPHIA-Ar 18th, barqus M Dyer,
AT 18Th. sch Annie Murchie, Murchie, st Mays.
sSstt, Lawrence, GsiSstisn; sch James Croker,
Sld im Delaware Breakwater 10th. bries Adele Nc
Loon. Geo W Chase, J CLARK. Gipsey Queen. and
NEW YoRK-Ar 18th. brig N stswsrs. Brett, I'M
Ponce; schs Abby WATSON. WATSON. JacksOnvilIe;
Richmond, Kelley, and Mary Ann. Haskell, Calais;
Ar SsiS' sarqus Jas Ward Park, Cardsna, brig
Mariposa, Sprsgue, do: schs Harriet, Crowley. and
snS aena P.y MscSa ds Ea Smith, PENN
broke; Geo W Kimball, Hall; Union, Avery; Aloelt
Jameson. Jameson; Rena, Bishop; Psllas. French,
Kelley. Portland; Fiyaway, Kelley. do.
Ar nth. barque investigator. Ford, Bremen: brigs
Hyperion. woodbury.. St Croix; Mariposa. staples,
Cardenas; sch Sawyer, Drisko. Baracoa: Ella Hay,
Jeliison, Jacksonville Alexandria. Falkingham,
AZ @ brig ms,
Teiuca, Howell, Galveston; brigs Goodwin. Craig,
Cardenas; orinoco. Knowlton, tor Sydney, CB; sch
PAWTUCKET-Ar nth, sch Clara Dawson, JEFF.
BRisToi.-Ar nth, sch Pinta, spragus, FIN New
HOLINESS HOLE-Ar 18th, schs L Sargent, Sar-
gent, Vinalhaven 'er New York; Mail. Lnscott, i'm
Pittston Tor do; Roker, Taylor, i'm Portland Tor
Matanzas.
Passed BY. schs Sarah Louise SWEET. and Bene-
dict. Crockett, Portland for New York.
Sid. brig w Drisko; rchs Olive Hayward, Ange.
limo. George q Emily, Loduskis, Empire. Mail
Knowles, L u Sargent, velma. j W Woodrun, Sws
low, White Swan, Lindsey, Maria Lunf, john
Somes, and Pacific. ~,
ROSTON-Ar 17th. baraue Helen Sands. WOOL
3D. Tnndop. hric Annie Storer, Weber. SaRua;
schs r Hammond Allen, Dennysville; l. j Clark,
Pendleton, Camden:
A. ,sth schs " Richie, Freethy, Robinston:
ysndaiia' wall, Ellsworth: Delaware. Fullerton,
do: Gen Marion, Wallace, and Amelia, Ellsms, Rock
land.
c,sco: brig j W Spencer, Hopkins. Mnbr dRe 10
cor: Balloon. Nickerson, do.
ELLSwORTH-Ar 18th, sch Frank Pierce, Grant, |
Portland.
The Portland daily press., 1871-04-19

The Portland Press records the death Of n
gentleman in saco, on the 7th inst, who was
born July 70, 19O9-Aachias Republican.
About as much ahead as you are behind tho
times, Mr.. Republican.
The Portland daily press., 1871-04-19

the country, Auu wo'sAJ " ' ~~FF~ 80
true Epglishmen."
News By Latest maIls.
steamer Austrian, from Portland, arrived at
Neville on Monday.
A slight shock Of earthquake was felt In
Scotland on Tuesday morning.
Several buildings in the village of Sodus. N.
Y, we're burned on Monday night Lo.s &c.
0O0
The U. s. Supreme Court on Tuesday lis
tened to arguments on the constitutionality of
the legal tender act rs to contracts made be-
fore its passage; and as to its applicability to
transactions since its passage.
Archibald Russell, founder Of the Five
Points Mission, died in New York MONDAY
night s.,-s
The specie shipment from New York Tues
| day was $126. 900. .ftsa
jaw Cooke and others ship on Wednesday
81, 900 900 in bonds instead OF gold. 7-s
The payment of the May interest ON Gov
.ernment bonds without rebate will begin next
week.
The Ladies' Seminary at North Granville,
N Y, has been destroyed by Gre. Loss $780,
600; Insurance $4,000.
The slope Of Morris & Weeks, at Scranton,
Pa. commenced work Monday. A guard Of
twenty Hazelton Zouaves were furnished,
Trouble is anticipated.
dispatch from Gainesville, Texas, reports
the killing and capturing by the indiana of q
| captain and fourteen United States soldiers
near Fort ILL, and that in subsequent Eight
many gallant officers and two Indian agents
were killed. Fears are entertained for the
safety of citizens and traders In the nsighbor-
hood, as trail of about 400 Indians has crossed
the Wacbita bearing southwark.
John Morrison, an old whaler Of New Yorl
city is selecting men for Capt. Hollis Arctic
expedition, which leaves about May 10th
Capt. 8. o. Burlington, Of Groton, Conn.
will have command of the tug-boat Polaris
fitting for sea at the Washington navy yard fo
the expedition.
Large bets are pending in New York on III,
passage Of the ocean steamers Oceanic ani
City of Paris, which left Saturday Afternoon
for Liverpool. The Oceanic passed the Bat
terry forty-four minutes ahead OF the City o
Paris, and at O'Clock that evening the steam
or Virginia met both vessels going at their bes
speed. the City OF Paris having already game
fourteen minutes. ltft+F tta
1t ID reported that the Lutheran inhabitant
J of the province Of Livonia have petitioned tn
, Russian Government to permit negotiation
for the annexation Of their province to Prussi,
The Gear ordered the signers of the petition {
leave his dominions on pain of confscation {
their effects.
1t is stated in Vienna that John jay. mini,
ter from the United States to Austria. has bee
transferred to the Ottoman Empire In SINH
lar capacity. and will leave Constantipopl
next month.
The Portland daily press., 1871-04-19

Death and the Afssr-Ltfs. eight evening lee
lures on Tho Summer Land by Andrew J. Da.
Wis; also Voice from James Victor Wilsou-
has been sent to us by the publishers, William
White s. Co., Boston.
The Portland daily press., 1871-04-19

the present system is under the influence
and control OF the few privileged families now
monopolizing public power in the na nd COM
prehensive leoisIation in the interests Of the
whole community, and we therefore declare 2
republican form Of government the only one
capable of developing the great resources o.
| the country, and worthy Of the support OF all
fr,,o Envlishmen."