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New Orleans Republican., 1871-11-07


moral training, he gave much promise Of
Us! !fqlhesg = his oodntry: As=f @ldie1
and civilian his record is excellent, and
could he have lived his career as . public
man wouldno doubt have been - glonots
as his conduct upon the battle field. He
was hsavS 81 Ohio, and : graduate 81
Harvard University. When the integrity
of the country was menaced by the foes
Of freedom, General McCleery rendered
his services and joined the Forty-Arst
Ohio regiment as q private. He gal
lantly fought his way to distinction, and
became captain in the regular service
and brevet brigadier general of United
States infantry. ..o.... ...
At the battle of Shiloh, General McClee-
~ was severely wounded, and lay upon
the battle field many hours after the roar
Of cannon and musketry had ceased. It
was there he Host an arm; and there, ex-
posed as he was, were sown the seeds Of
that fat i disease which finally eliminated
in his death. .
After the close Of the war, General
McCleery was detailed for important
service in the Southern States. He was
connected with the Freedmen's Bureau in
this State, and evinced at all times . most
live interest in the cause of public educa-
ton. He was appointed by the Hon.
Thomas W. Conway, Superintendent of
Public Education, division superintend-
ent for the fourth division, comprising
the parishes of West Feiciana, De Soto,
Grant, Rapides, Natchitoches, Avoyelles,
VIM, Bossier, Pointe Coupee, Caddo and
General HcCleery had settled in Shreve-
port prior to his appointment of division
superintendent, and, as we learn, COM
menced some valuable improvements.
He was public spirited, afable, liberal,
and pleasant in his intercourse With men;
and this conduct had won for him, in .
high degree, the respect of all classes of
people with whom chance or business
brought him in contact. His competitor
for Congress was Major Ryan, an old and
very popular Democrat, whom no one
supposed could be beaten in his district,
50 great were his powers of eloquence
upon the stump and his popularity with
the people. Yet General McCleary sue
cessfully met him on the stump and be-
fore the people; and when the canvass
was over, Major Ryan acknowledged that
he had been beaten by foeman in every
way worthy of his steel. But the ex-
posure that General McCleery underwent
in this canvass aggravated the disease
that his hardships upon the battle field
had engendered, and death is the conse-
quencc.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-11-07

klnG10 G101ofnHn hes lnHind = ~ - x6nnnau nj
lions OF dollars on the people Of the State,
ifsS Sfqentlt shes whole ditdetssk for
State, public school and county (and in
f1ne, for every purpose whatever) can
not exceed, at the outside, limit, two dol
lars and five cents on the one hundred
-dolaus;mdr pom tax of oMs d0llsS! ''.---'
The taxact makes the following exemp-
tons: ..r e. o -,s3.,sf
Household and kitchen furniture to the
value of two hundred and fifty dollars, all
wearing apparel. all mechanics tools, and
all articles made by mechanics while IN the
manufacturers hands, the present and the
bands, all farming utensils, wagons, etc.,
all fowls; thus protecting Q large class OF
our people from onerous or ruinous burdens.
The pamphlet shows that the taxable
property Of Texas is estimated at $780,
O00, 600, but considers it doubtful whether
taxes can be collected on more than $500,
100000. It defends the public school sys-
tenn, and shows that its greatest enemies
are of the class that have addressed Carl
Schurz, complaining of the misgovern-
ment of Texas under Republican rule.
The enabling act, the militia law, the
State police law. the six-shooter law, and
Governor, Davis election order, are all
ably defended on the score of protecting
the public interest, it being conclrsively
shown that these measures were rendered
absolutely necessary to repress and keep
down the rebel Democracy and the Democ-
racy of Texas. Without these laws there
was no security for life and property, and it
is impossible to believe the peaceable and
well disposed object to them.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-11-07
ON ,CARONDELET STREET.

The stock market showed unmistakable
signs of dul'ness. The inquiry is not wake
ful, and interest in the numerous branches
of this business did not seem to have reused
for the week during the course of Monday.
In Mexican Gulf Canal stock decided i'm
provement has taken place, and the tide is
not yet on the ebb. The stock is treated
respectfully. The recent election Of q presi-
dent Of itself inspired new feeling in favor
of the company, while the condition of the
New Orleans Republican., 1871-11-07

The whole number of deaths in this city
for the last week were one hundred and
twenty.eight, against the same number the
week previous. Two died Of apoplexy,
of congestion Of the brain, "a of consump-
ton, 2 OF chronic diahrrhea. of yellow
fever, 7 of other fevers, 2 of heart disease,
S Of inflammation OF the heart, ? of lock.
law, 2 of paralysis, Of pneumonia, 3 Of
-nrumsture birth, and 8 stillborn.7 1t will be
seen the proportionIof deaths BY consump-
ton was nearly one-ffth of the whole mum.
ber.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-11-07

The War Department weather map
reports that the thermometer at seven
o'clock yesterday morning was 40 at AN
eusta, 29o at Boston; 26o at Buffalo, 49, at
Cairo, 400 at Cincinnati, 66o at Gal
weston, 10 at Key West, 46o at Louis
vile, 47o at Memphis, $50 at Mobile, 450 at
Nashville. SO at New Orleans, 800 at New
York, $40 at Pittsburg, 2So at Portland,
Maine. 500 at Shreveport, 45o at St. Louis,
and $50 at Vicksburg. 1t was raining at
St Paul 20 t.t e f-
New Orleans Republican., 1871-11-07

A grand military ball VII be given by
company F, First Regiment Louisiana Vol
unteer Militia, at the National Theatre, this
evening. We thank the officers and mem
bers for complimentary tickets.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-11-07

The Rochester New York; Gas Company,
after having bored one thousand three hum.
dred and seventy-six feet toward the
antipodes in the hope Of finding . well Of
natural gas, have stopped work, regarding
such an extensive bore as no light" mat
New Orleans Republican., 1871-11-07

Governor Hays, Of Ohio, has issued his
proclamation fixing upon the thirtieth Of
November as thanksgiving day. Governor
Hoffman, of New York, has revoked his
proclamation designating the twenty third,
and now appoints the thirtieth instant as
Thanksgiving day. .r.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-11-07

The Houston and Great Northern rail
road of Texas, of which Hon. Galusha A.
Grow is president, is owned by Messrs.
Astor, Moses Taylor, w. E. Dodge, Walter
Phelps, and number Of other enterprising
New York capitalists. 't
New Orleans Republican., 1871-11-07

Congress meets in four weeks from yes
terday, and the President and cabinet are
already making preparations for the annual
messsRe and reports. q. a,,e1a Z .-.3t71.i
New Orleans Republican., 1871-11-07

The members OF the Republican State
Committee will meet at the Office Of the
clerk of the House Of Representatives to-
morrow evening. See notice from the Sec
New Orleans Republican., 1871-11-07

Judge Neah Davis, Of New York. is re-
ported to have stated to the committee in
the western part Of the State that he has
ample proof for the statement that Senator
Bowen, Republican, in the last session Of
the Legislative, received ten thousand dol
lars for voting for the tax levy bill. ten
thousand for voting for all ring bills, five
thousand for voting for the Erie bill ,fand
five thousand for voting for the city charter
bill.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-11-07

The fortunate man who draws the fifty
thousand dollar prize in the Louisiana
State Lottery, next Saturday. will not be
he who has failed to purchase ticket.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-11-07

People who attend the ball IN honor Of
Alexis must pay the piper. It is given out
that boxes in the Academy sf Ausic will be
let at the following rates: Grand tier, $50;
upper tier, $50; the largo proscenium
boxes, 800; smaller proscenium boxes,
&75. US
New Orleans Republican., 1871-11-07

The President has given notice that till
the meeting Of Congress he VII receive no
visitors before twelve O'Clock, and none on
Tuesdays and Fridays. He will commence
this week to prepare his message. '
New Orleans Republican., 1871-11-07
MEDICAL.

m0O4VAh
SWEET QUINKNB 10 4 RBOENF IMPROVE
- ment; replaces the use Of the Bitter 0ulphAtl
21inine. With which al are familiar Dose for doss
on;n;ns s,,s 10. y ~ e9usi IN every way to Sitts'
GREAT. POSITIVE AND UNPAILMa cUR1
For Ill diseases Of mAlarious origin.
FEVER AND AGUR,
sfHA1aaTHHT cHII4 T.vVp rHvkR' aa. uorc.
RRMMfrrENr FRvRR
And And the long train Of di'ordsrs following thss;
SWEET QUININR
10 made solely from Peruvian Bark leo d Bitter Qui
nine), therefore is Of vegetable origin, and not
one Of the elements found in the blood 81 a healthy
persona
SWEET QUININE
Acts - IN antidote TO- - well - curer for m.,.
rial or miasmatic poison, the absorption Of vhiok
by the lungs causes intermittent evero eta Tha
only advantage claimed for ~-'
SWEET QUININH
sence of that intense persistent bitterness Whach
In the latter, 10 An insurmOuntable obetaOe 10 IT,
use with most persons, and slwsys With children.
SWEET QUININR hi7N
.nd dInS9is1s POWDER for the u.e Of phyacians
STRAINS, rAaR / CO.
@y.9 AanufactuI:as Chemists. New York.
IMMEDlATE RELIEF.
AND A PERMANENT CURB euAsAnr1rn
THE GRRATWEsTRRNRrDeRnv
Rbsun.t;s1 Certain and SPEEDY cure for Neuralea
DXsRepsis. SICK Headache, Chills and Fever. etc
n t 2aees nom influential citizens, tesifyins
ssutis. 'sSe Of tSs ass ssssCfnE and
furnished on application, >~-~e'A' "A1 "
Sold By An First CIas, lDrus~aetsL
IS cents 50 cents 7s cents n and n s mar no+4,.
-s. AexNns WANTED 1v11YwH1R1.
AA"o" DAVIS Dtscoveree and Manufactures
SsS Wash1noten Street, Newark, N. !.
~ - oosained e the Manufactures Ct Wholss.aa
10y ,s1E304 1304 oE u D84AO BARNES Co., Hn6 HATE
nuSaAAs' Agents in INV YORK CITY.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-11-07

The best relief in the world for an aching
heart is occupation. Heor she who has not
time to grieve has already solace for every
sorrow. e' OH.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-11-07

A ghastly rumor is that which says that
Garrett Davis has been engaged to write
brief paragraphs for the Atlanta Sun.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-11-07

For the reason given by the Opelousas
Journal, we shall be careful in the future
not to credit its news items to the Opelor,as
Courier, -l-. ~ fF +. .,.ts " ...-..
New Orleans Republican., 1871-11-07

The Williams College RerieW opposes the
admission of girls into college, but says if
they arc determined to come, tho students
of that college will "weleome them with
omen arms. 49,
New Orleans Republican., 1871-11-07

There is many slip between the cup and
the lip, but the man who lets his chance
slip between now and next Saturday, Of
drawing prize in the Louisiana State Lot
terry, has but little regard for the future. ,,
New Orleans Republican., 1871-11-07

Returns to November ! show that 2O5
grain and 10 molasses distilleries are in
operation, producing 24l, ,ll2 gallons Of
spirit daily. OF the distjlleries in operation.
Illinois has AZ, Indiana 2l, Kentucky l6,
New York II, Ohio 80, and Pennsyl
vania q. ...t. s.t .. ...5..D
New Orleans Republican., 1871-11-07

Alexis was 20 young when his father de.
clared emancipation that there is talk Of
taking him down to Long Branch for the
sake of showing him surf. '"-- &
New Orleans Republican., 1871-11-07

Senator Carl Schurs decliues, for the
present, to come to New Orleans, but may
visit this city some time during the winter.
So he says in reply to the invitation ex-
tended to him. -!r.AL II -
New Orleans Republican., 1871-11-07

Have YouP PrinoanG and RinAan9 Done n
the Pelica1 Jeb O0ce, CorDeP Camp and
PeyAras sereen. '-- oc9ely
New Orleans Republican., 1871-11-07

General L. "A. Sheldon, representative Of
the Second Congressional District of this
State, has our thanks for appreciated favors.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-11-07

Whisky distilled from Canada thistles is
said to produce . penetrating and exhila-
rat 'ng effect, the Sensation being the same
as ifs Jews harp in full trne Was attached
to every nerve. 10 r tr-' fti- 90
New Orleans Republican., 1871-11-07

The way to be healthy, wealthy and wise,
is to buy ticket in the Louisiana State
Lottery and draw q prize. aI .ott -
New Orleans Republican., 1871-11-07

Domi'ick Murray commenced an engage
ment at the fremont Opera House, Gal-
weston, last night. "+-' i'i
New Orleans Republican., 1871-11-07
REOPENIN6.

REOPENIN6.
SEWING 1ACHINRNALL KINDS
The public have long desred tho establishneu,
ofe Aart, where Al kinds Of Sewing Machines and
Sewing Machine Findings could be had; where they
could see and compare tho workings of one machine
With another, and select from the different make
the machine best suited to the use to which they
desired to apply it. To such Mart No invite yoia
ct 1s0 Canal stTeet. Agents wanted.
no53 3ptf II. 6 HRDRlCX, General Aaent.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-11-07

SA1IAS FULNONlC SlkUP
AND LIFE TONIC.
Incompatible for Consumption, Catarrh, Asthma
Bronchitis Laryngtis Coughs, Colds. Splitting of
Blood. etc. May be given to infant with benefit.
The LIFR TONIC, made from the same vegetable
product Of our swamps, is unequaled for Dyspep-
sia Poor Appetite. Female Irregularities, Low
Spirits, Debility, etc. With SMITHS LIVER PILLS,
it ss splendid preventive Of Chis, Malarial Fevers,
etc. The Sirup and Tonic may be taken together,
mixed, and makes delicious cordial, which is q
singularly effective blood purifier. Almost every
day furnishes new evidence Of the triumph of this
new Louisiana remedy, for scrofulous or blood
diseasea
We give long list Of home references embracing
some of the most distinguished families in this city
We challenge Investigation.
g. H. SMITH L. co.
No. 70 Darenne street.
Western Branch Depot, corner Walnut and Fourth
streets Cincinnati. Ohio Ocl5 Su TuTh Inn 2D
New Orleans Republican., 1871-11-07

The steamship St. Louis arrived yester-
day with two hundred Irish emigrants on
board. ta .4. ~, IT,. 1.-
New Orleans Republican., 1871-11-07
A CARD.

NEW ORLEANS. November 4, 1871.
Henry Haller, Esq.,, No. 49 Camp street.
The Committee Of Arrangements Of the Fete
Champetre, which was given at the CarFollton
gardens, for the benefit of the Odd Fellows Rest
desire through me, to return their thanks for your
generous gift Of Bucks Brilliant Stove. made in
aid Of the entertainment.
This stove proved one of the most attractive
features Of the Fete and the high degree of appre
citation in which it was held by the visitors was
best shown BY the eagerness with which they COM
peted for it in the rattle by reasons of which it was
disposed Of.
Please rec Give with the thanks of the Committee
the expression Of their earnest wishes for your
health and prosperity.
Respectfully yours,
NJ. T. DUCROS,
Secretary Committee Of Arrangements.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-11-07

This conservatory is conducted after the p,na
the conservAt0Fies of Europe. s-f-7,T
For Particular, circulaIA and any dasfroa =
formation, apply to the New Orleans Conaervs1
Of Music, glass box No. 1888. New Oyleoue -
lana, or personally 8 the Coneervstry. =
THROPHILUS NASAC, PreGide1k
RHYRRRyCEs-Bishop J. G. Kennef; Rev. q 4
Dixon; Rev: Z. J. Taylor; Rev. J. B. A: -Ahzsne Il
= Foster, Esq.a ffon r Race; 1, Hester + + TT xesid
wheeless, Esq., President New Orleans 1atiss
Bank; Joseph Ellison, Esq, President Louis
Equitable Life Insurance Company; Lloyd 4 @
man, Esq. President Aechanfcs and Trade1 8
surance Company; W. u. Pincknrd, ESQ.,; jas1
Hassinger, ESQ.,; T. n. -Lusher. lsq.; ,. keelE
ESQ.,, Superintendent; George Forester, Esq, =
tor German Gazette, etc.
BOARD OF INSTRUCTION..
NJ. Theophilus Nasac, professor Of histeyal
philosophy Of music; Mr. Charles VIM MI
professor Of vocal Duaic; Nias Carolina zeiss ~
eor of vocal music; n. Hdward :. Groenevel. =
fessor of theory and the piano forte Miss 49,
May, professor Of the piano forte; Mis- HpG,b
Lemoine, professor Of the piano forte; NJ -
20 Mari. professor of flute; Mr.. Hermann H14
professor Of orchestral instruments. Beai6m =
efficient number Of assistant teachera
auz6 "
New Orleans Republican., 1871-11-07

a
10 At .9TF..
H. DAsPIT's,
Sl0......-.. .1fagaxine ssrees...........54S
just received from Europe and New York large
assortment Of DRY GOODS, bought for cash, and
WIN 6e soId at the lowest price.
Every variety and style Of
FANCY GOODS. LUBrN PERFUMRRY,
DRESS 0OoDs, r. FRENCH CORaBTS,
KID GLOVES, PARAEOLS,
vALENCIENNES COLLARS AND LACES,
CURTAINS AND DAMASKS, ~ =,
FURS AND vRLvET CLOTHS
BEST QUALITIES OF BLACK SILKS
Just purchased from New York auctions, six
cases Of mixed Poplins and Empress Cloths, which
are offered below the market prices.
nos 3t3p g'
#. NEWHALL,
Camp street.
Has just received new and complete stock sf
WALL PAPER and WINDOW SHADES. 1-
All work promptly executed by competent and
experienced workuen. ecls I'm 2p
go, ,O0O IN PREMIUMS.
FIFTH GRAND STATE FAIR
MEC1IANICs' AND AGRICULTURAL
FAIR ASSOCIATION
OF LOUISIANA
Win be held
ON THE FAIR GROUNDS.
IL THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS. 4
November IS, 10, 20, FL, ~, 23, "a, Is
and -. 1871.
Exhibitors are invited from every section of
America Railroads, steamships, and other trans
portstion lines, ~ named in the Premium Cata-
logues (pages 10 and l). will carry exhibttors 10
and from the Fair at one-half the usual ratea
The books arc now open for the entry Of Nachin.
cry Wares. Neschandise, Stock, Agricultural Pre-
Ducts Fruits, Vegetables, ETC., at the once Of the
Association in the Mechanics Institute.
For further information see Premium Catalogue.
vbieh will he sent to any address freA Of charre
LUTHER HOMES.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-11-07
The Southern Express has our thanks for
latest New York papers. f.- Il,

The existence of moral evil 10 pro
founder mystery than the awful punishment
of it. '.+1
New Orleans Republican., 1871-11-07
PELICAN FkRTlAlzkR.
THR NKW ORLEANS SANITARY AND HEE1u
M0 COA1A01' sTF
Ne. II Unlon Street. Up SaniFn. "

Have now ready for delivery their upe9i9 -
T1LIZM0 COMPOUND, in quantities to sut -
chaseEa Certificates from well-known el1flD
cha5acterise # = superior mp t3 reIviaa NV ~
has NO disagTeeable odor. Send for CirculaH I
Price Of our Pelican No. .l................e319n
Price Of our Pelican No 3................o DetD
Terms-Cash, or approved city aooeptAneA ~
able December l, ISL. -eSI I'D
1lse, KARTH CLOSETS and COMNODHs ieaA
Samples to b seen and orders taken ct The -
fel6 " IL
New Orleans Republican., 1871-11-07

STATE NATIONAL RANK.
Formerly Louisana State Bank.)
Samuel n. Kennedy, President; &. Rigney, Vice
Presidents Charles L. C. Dupuy, Cashier.
Capital $500 co.. Limit ol 0e0 900
Foreign and Domestic Exchange bought and sold
Collections made upon all points.
Gold deposits received. Gold checks for sale on
Bank of California, San Francisco. oc1O I'm 2p
New Orleans Republican., 1871-11-07
REMOVAL. REMOVAL. REMOVAL.
THE NEW ORLEANS
SANITARY AND FERTILIZING COMPANY
Have removed to their new ONCE and warerooms
No. IS Camp Street.
fine assortment of
EARTH CLOSETS AND CONMODES
DRY EARTH SYSTEM.

These Closets are made of CYPRESS, WALNUT
and MAHOGANY, plain and ornamental andfundel
patent owned exclusively by the Company. They
are rapidly coming into favor and Testimonials
from some Of our best citizens, who have used
them for two years, can be seen at the office. Or
ders for closets should be left at least week be-
fore they are actually wanted.
Our Closets are in use in all our public schools
and buildings, and by thousands Of our citizens
The oldfashioned Misunderstanding sinks will
soon be numbered among the things that were,
under the progress of the great sanitary reform.
nos It 2D
New Orleans Republican., 1871-11-07

Just received ex.Ship SAGE" large invoice Of
those fav0rite upright
PLEYEL NOS,
Invoiced at reduced prices, and for sale very low
LOUIS GRUNEWALD,
no2 At cod 2p Importer. No. l29 Canal street.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-11-07
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,

NEW ORLEANS SILVERWARE
MANCFACTORY. 4.tn
Attention 10 particularly directed to my SHvB8
TABLE WARE. such 40
SPOONS. FORKS. ETC.
Prices - low - at any Northern manufactoryi
and CHEAPER THAN IN ANY HOUSE IN NRW
ORLEANS. Quality and style equal to any. Full
gusrantees given in all cases. Every description Of
Medals, Badges, Military Belt-plates Sword Mount
ings. ETC., manufactured in tho most artistic man
ner and ct low prices. 5e.5. ett. .-
A. HIMMEL, Proprietor,
DEF ly2n No TAG pnvA, A atreAt
New Orleans Republican., 1871-11-07

III -
All persons are cautioned not to purchase I
DRAFT for Fifteen Hundred Dollars. drawn b ~
District Of Columbia, dated September Is, 1871, ~
payable forty.6ve (4sl days after date, in favRe q
John Kouns CO. (Sor George L. Kouns), the e.
sideratiOn for which said draft was given hsvSp
failed. B. H. PETERNO1
mol St ga S'K
New Orleans Republican., 1871-11-07

-xuss- TIE nRfoQR W. oR al-..-v'
The good people Of TexAs seem doomed
ytDrfqIther discord through the pernicious
political agitation Of the Democracy CEN
tired there since the smash up Of their
beautiful scheme Of . Southern con-
'federacy. Thirty.two Of these choice
'spfIiss; thinking to psss tihsmssfvse~s6
successfully a part and parcel Tof . bya1
Democracy, recently addressed letter to
Carl Schurz. the great political doctor Of
the present day-the physician who pro-
poses to heal up the sores Of the past and
give the republic q perfect body polite.
The object of this artfally written letter is
to advise the great medicine man Of q
disease that has seized upon the State of
Texas, and threatens to end in ''gallop-
ing consumption" If something is not
done Immediately to relieve the patient.
OF course Republican rule in Texas
dropping metaphor is the disease COM
planned Of; and the thirty-two complain
ants would no doubt like to have Doctor
Schurz prescribe Democratic rule as the
remedy. But as the people win undoubt
edly have to be consulted as to who shall
be the physician to ascertain the real
nature of tho disease that affiicts Texas,
in common with other of the recon-
structed States at this time, it is highly
probable the ''call" that has been made
upon Doctor schurz may be premature on
the part Of the 'ithirty-two" individuals
who have no authority to speak for the
State Of Texas. We are satisfied that it
ID, md that the men who figure in that
call represent nothing more than the De-
mocncy of Texas: IAN element in Southern
politics of the most malignant type, and
one that has operated as q deadly poison
in preventing the restoration of peace
and prosperity among our people. The
letter is an insidious attack on the Re
nnhli~en Cfato odm;nisfrat;on of Tovas