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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-01
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Tic Lonisia,'a .Snte R.gis'e' has til,
para graph;
If General Grant eXpac.S 20 he President
a second term, he must see that our SUD
~crioers get their papers. This must lie
done if Lowell has to he turned ont of the
New Orleans poStotiice.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-01

There are twenty-eight gravestones in the
Laramie cemetery, and OF nineteen Of these
tie epitaph is simply KILLED"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-01
OFFICIAL NOTICES
PROPOSALS..

~ A "
- the President of the Louisiana Levee Company
will be received at the Office, No. SO Carondelet
street until October T. 1871 at II NJ for the build
ing Of ievees according TO plans and specifications
to be seen at the Office Of the companay.
Cubic wards.
Bonnet Care. ST. John parish, about US to go coo
Augustine JetteIs parish about. .:...... 2.,Go0
Poverty Point Plauuemjnes mar s., about 80. 90 600
Lega1de Latourche parish about ......... 20 coo
Calanahese St James PARISH about. ....... 30 600
Purche St. James parish about ............ 10 400
La Croix Ascension parish about,....... 40 600
New River Ascension parish about 5000
White Castle IberviMe parish about ..... 10 900
Eureka, Iherville par siI about ......... 10 900
Tally l1O Ihervie parish; abOlt ........... 10 geo
Evergreen Iberyie parish about.......... 10 600
Point Manor, West Bottom Rouge parish about 20 600
Brady, West Baton Rouge parish about. e, 900
Oaks, West Baton Rouge psrish about. ..... 10 6c0
Ponte .'onpee, Pointe Conree parish aboat. 10000
Bayhh Marine, POiite Coupee parish bout. % 0th
Sark's BAYOU, Pointe Colpee pari-h, about $500
Sockets BAYOU 81 Landry parish about. 900
ieo" Bayou 81. Landry parish about. ..... 10 900
The p:Ivege Of rejecting any ard all BIDS will
be reserved b. lie company.
THUM- l. DIX, Secretary
Ne ems October | 1911 ri
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-01

UNCOMMON TRANSACTION. About ten
o'clock Friday night Officer Kavanagh,
third precinct, arrested lively young man.
charging him with an assault and battery.
The accused obtained a release in half an
hour or so, when he proceeded to find a
Justice Of the peace, obtaining some kind of
document on which he, being constable,
arrested Kavanagh, took him from his beat,
and incarcerated him in the Parish Prison
all this in the neighborhood of midnight.
How did the constable make an affidavit,
obtain a warrant from justice Of the peace,
and arrest a patrolman at that unreasonable
hour 1t is filrth stated that all efforts to
obtain the officers release on bond proved
futile. 1t may be all right, but then it looks
singular, as if a moiety of spite induced the
proceeding. Sergeant Butler towards morn
ing succeeded in releasing Kavanagh from
confinement Unless some definite under
standing is arrived at soon, the matter will
be laid before the Grand Jury.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-01

SECpED DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of OIleans.-Sotice is hereby given 20 the
creditors Of tbs estate and 10 a. oiler persone
herein Interested 70 show case within ten dave
from the present notification. & they have
can, wt.y the account presented by Ft'Ix GrlL.a
,.:.l:4-Itarv OF th.- dec ed s:oud no.
ne hon"losated and approved and tie funds
C:sfr.bured i. accordance tLeTewtth.
~ or'.r OF the Court.
ST. -4o,C N. O. TRACY, Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-01

Why is the blind sailor in the play of
Ellie" SO fond of mounting that nautical
phrase ay, az, sir! Because he has no eyes
in the right place. DO you see it!
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-01

The City Council of Carrollton has do
mated lot of ground to one of its fire COM
panies, expecting that fine building will
be constructed ON it. The lot adjoins the
engine house of No. l, opposite the old
market, and small building on it is now
used as police station.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-01

BatchelOr'. Hair Dye.---l-.s surerb hair
dye Is The best IL the wor.d-Iertcty harmless,
i-..;:he and n-tantaIeoUs; no disappointment; no
d cuious tuts OF sagree able oder. Tie genuine
william A. Eatci4e oIs laii DE pi1d1ces iInmedi
ately splendid lack or natutal iirowC; leaves
.he hair clean, soft, beautiful: Goes Lot con
Sod ~ Al. druggists. Factory, so. 10 Bond street,
New Yo,k jvl3 lv
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-01

Notice. - TIE stockholders OF tie Cacasieu
Su phnr and MElig Company are hereby not fled
that sixth lnsta lm.t Of i've dollars per share
al tie ordinary stock OF the pany has been
called by the Board Of Directors, ard made avae
on the second of October next, at the office Of the
company, No. .. Carendelet street
ALIEN BONEfvAL. Secretary.
New Orleans September %, 1871. se2i ~
<Otice.-Cftce tarrol,ton Hoy Waterworks
COmpaly.-At the inst meeting for organization,
he'd August % 1871. the follow .Lg Board of 0i-
rectoIs and officers were dulv elected II accord
ance with artiCl. ten of the charter: Frederick
Fischer ST.. President; n. Com,nandeur Vice Press
dent. Charles ". Newton, Treasurer: Theodore
Neehs, secretary Z. E. ChGbbuek II. I. Barns, \.
q. Erice Henry l. Jones.
Tie pubic $ hereby respectfully Informed that
tie Subscription books 10 the capita. stock Of the
tarrolltOll HOLY WaterwoIks COMPANY are now
open at tlle Office Of the company. Osice south
west corner CaiIo-Itou Railroad Com; any depot,
Carro.lIou.
THEODORE MEEKS Secretary
Car.o.tton, LOUISIANA September :, lG-l Sc I'm
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-01

So ftr
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1871-09-13
FesdIug Potatoes TO Horses.

In Germany where potatoes are
80 much cheaper than grain, the
experiment has been repeatedly
tried of feeding horses upon them,
at least in part, and this, as we un-
derstand, has proved quite success
full. In one instance FIVE four horse
teams were kept hard at work and
in good condition on daily ration,
for the twenty horses, of II cwt. of
hay, 8 bushels ofpotatoes, so pounds
meal, and a liberal allowance of
chopped straw. The potatoes were
steamed, mashed, and mixed with
the meal while hot, and then cover
cd up and allowed to remain for a
time, during which they undergo q
slight fermentation and evolve a
quantity of carbonic acid. The
chopped straw was worked in just
before feeding. This trial was con-
tinued for more than four months,
and found to agree with the horses,
while at the same time it proved
satisfactory in point of economy.
As this food must be sweet and
clean, great care is necessary to
prevent the vessels in which it is
kept from becoming sour.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1871-09-13
In Chancery at Morristown.

Israel Colston VS.. N. Carriger and
another-In this cause it appearing
from the allegations of the bill which are
sworn to that the residence of James De
Boze, one of the defendants in this cause,
is unknown, so that the ordinary process
of law cannot be served upon him it is
therefore ordered that publication be made
for four successive weeks in the Morris
town Gazette, notifying said defendant,
James De Boze, to appear at the next
term of the Chancery Court for Hamblen
county, to be held in the court house at
Morristown. Tenn, Oh the Sd Monday in
January next, 1921 and plead, answer
or demur to complainant's bill, or the
same will be taken as confessed as to him
and set for hearing ex parte. This Aug't
3lst, 1871. JoHN MURPHEY, c. M.
sep6-4w. Printers fee IS.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1871-09-13
GENERAL AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED
Excelsior and Clipper
ReaDerS & Mowers.

These machines took the TWO FIRST PREMIUMS the
Russell, Ktna, and World at the grand Reaper and
Mower trial held the farm of Gen Jos. A Mabry and Mr.
John Smith, Knoxville, the 23d day of june 1870
Also, the FIRST PREMIUM MACHINES at the
Eastern Division Fair held Knoxville in October, 1870 and
the FIRST PREMIUM at the Greene County Fair held in the
month.
gave entire satisfaction We refer with pride to all
patrons comprising of the best farmers East Ten
nessee and Southwest Virginia
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1871-09-13
Chaneery Court at Morristown.
Eo,Sna a Cila aanonufs ke

In pursuance to a decree pronounced by
the chancery court at Morristown at the
July Term, 1871 thereof, in the case of D..
j. TAYLOR and j. l.. Nos. admrs. of John
F. Noe, decd, VS. j. FL. Cameron ct al, all
persons having claims or demands against
said estate or are otherwise interested. are
hereby notified and required to come for
ward and exhibit their claims or demands
and have themselves made parties TO said
bill and file the evidence of their claims on
or by the Sd Monday in January, 1872, or
they will be forever barred. This August
18th, 1871. john MURHHEY C. s N.
aug % iw printers fee IS
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1871-09-13
DIR, RAILWAYS
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Every drop of the Sarsaparillian Re
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of the system the Tigor of life. Tor it re
pairs The wastes Of the body with new and
sound material, Scrofula, Syphilis. Con.
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the throat. Mouth, Tumors, Nodes in the
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Ears, aud the worst forms OF Skin diseases,
Eruptions Fever Lores. Scaid Head Ring
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the Womb. and all weakening and painful
discharges. Night Sweats, Loss Of Sperm
and all wastes OF life principle, are with
ia the curative range of this wonder of
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If the patient daily becoming reduced
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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1871-09-13

n SUBSCRIBE TO PETERS MUSICAL NJ
" Monthly, get all the latest and VI
:" best Music at one and two
Ill cents piece, Every nun Der "
Tx contains from 81 to s. worth of *
Ia new Music; and it can be had ~
A for &c cents. The July and Au-
~ gust numbers contain 80 Pieces Il
ID Of Music, III pages sheet size,1 ~
and will be mailed for so cents. "
Address j. L. Peters, 500 Broadway,
New York.
II AIDES SHAWLS, Cloaks, Hats and
Shoes, manufactured expressly for our
our trade. Call and examine them.
EARNEST PENCE & BRIsCoE.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1871-09-13
II. TX. X.
RADMAYS READY RELIEF
CUREs THE WORST PAINS

CURES THE WORST PAINS
n FIR . m o ne 20 Twenty Minutes:
NOT ONE HOUR
after reading this advertisement: need any
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the first and is the only pain remedy that
instantly stops the nostexcruciating pains,
allays Infamations, and cures CONCESSIONS,
whether of the Lungs, Stomach, Bowels,
or other glands or organs, by one spplica-
ton. In from one to twenty minutes, no
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RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
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inflammation of the Bowels, Congestion
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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1871-09-13
Good Gardens.

If you want to have good gar
dens in the spring manure heavily
now-four or five inches thick with
well rotted manure Spade up
deeply, and loosen the ground still
deeper with a pick. Leave the
surface rough until next spring.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1871-09-13
S P Rim G 7 r A D E.

sEARNEST, PENCE & BRISCOE
LIZ Take pleasure in announcing TO
their customers, and the public general
Nv, that they are now in receipt of their
spring & summer Stock, which for ele
gance, variety, quality aud prices, can
not be surpassed in East Tennessee.
lThey invite call from every one, feel
linz confident that an examination OF
their Stock and Prices is all that is
necessary to convince any one that Their
House is the place to obtain GOOD
AND DURABLE GOODS AT Low
PRICES.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1871-09-13

W Brick Pomeroy is lecturing
IN California on "The Assassinna-
tion of Lincoln-lts Causes, and
the Necessity for it.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1871-02-11

A quaint old gentleman, of active STIR
ring disposition, had man to work in his
garden Who tas quite the reverse
"JOnes," said be-, Z did you ever see q
snail 7" " Certainly" said Jones. l'TheD, I"
said the old boy, you must have met him,
for you never could Overtake him"
An excellent old deacon, who, having
won sp old turkey at charity rattle, did
not like to tell bis severe or0hOdOK wife
bow he came BY it, quietly remarked as be
gave her the fowl that tho Shakers gave il
to him.
81 say, cap'n," said a Iittlc-eyed man.
as he landed from the steamer Peytuna, at
NatOhcz-'I cay, caPn, this ere amt all. +"
That's all The baggage YOU brought on
board, SIT" replied the captain. swell,
see now, its accordin' TO list-tour boxes,
three chests, two ban boxes, a portmantu,
two Rams, Zone part cut, three ropes in-
yOns, and tea kettle but Pm dubersum.
L feel there's something short, though I've
counted 'em nine times, aud never took my
eyes off 'em while on board there's some
thing not right somehow" "Weil, stran-
ger, the times up; there's ala know of
sA-b -briA3 AA. sOAr. Mlfa and five children out
forgot something"
Come, girls, said a jolly old aunt,
'about this census. "We are always hear
ing Of united ages Let Us clNb our
years. Pllput in sixsy-twO, snd yOu four
Shall put IN twenty each. Then we shall
all be under thirty The grls yearly
kissed her old head off for her aIdacity.
The WIckkDEsr MANA boy being
catechised, was asked who was the wicked
est man, he answered 'Moses." ''MOses,"
exclaimed the ParsoD, how could that be n
Why" said the boy, .'he broke al the
commandments at once" ...,
JUDGE RoOkE-Judge Rookie, on going
the western circuit, had a large stone
thrown at his head, but, from the circum-
stance Of bis STOPPING very Inuoh, it passed
over him. ''You see" said be 70 bis
friends, ''if bad been an upright j lge, L
might have been killed"
DIRTY BUSINESS. When the late Lord
Give was boy, and once walking with a
scboOlfellow through Drayton Market, the
two lads stopped to look in at butcher
killing calf. Dear me, Bobby" says
the lad, II would not be butcher for all
the world" why, should not much
like it," said Give, ''it's dirty, beggarly
business but I'd Plaguey deal rather be a
butcher than . cah." nr.ls PITT
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1871-02-11
The Miser and the Devil !;
m rUK NV axM AbntaM

1 n
| Mgster Ben Addtm-aot tho q 'oA-
] Afsi grew tn'say, there p.eS Nous few
/ O1eHry-headed saints iike hl. earth--
/ q: fact, Of saints Of any kind deaTth
nF'sts In modern times. when men i'1Af NNtN it'
Bai seldom need recording angela Renaas t ...
re note their love OF God or fellow eature .i
Re<s plainly written In their every ieaeure,i
Os's sees ihat Gods their All -ab.Orbing passion.
| ~ God shey Worship, Mammon. Is ia fashion
ls3ouT degenerate dAys.' The rod -.
aist Smites them they would kneel to kiss, Rhod
y IN psecious netal, nor would deem sin -
I. tset golden calf their templcs 10, ,.,,
Apd worship H. lis OF this sell same class AID
Tt+at ben Addem was. The only mase I,
h9 cared OK for was mass of gold
Make bus his beads o. that, thrj'd on bo tori
Hsth HAnus feHynri lie would scAFcetv miss -.N
= PRINT upon them many passionate kiss
Afh tell hts sec Ht rosary With seal 'lI
N,.ne oat hlssrs At!lHgy Spnl souht feel.
ne night, when all hiS neigbbors we're asleep
bea Add'em Nae before % slhnlHg heap 4 Nil
Nis;old and silver. that many year
W9oil be d gained, and h6hFdediA Aith cafe
4 nlssr knows 70 PFactics, Wben a knock '' '
IlsAt through hid vrTy NARROW cent q shock
Aroused the miser from ms pleasing Insf
nts, 49, A9d en- Tenoiing, ScaTce had tRe 70 ask
T|nos tnercF and throw q cover DER his Delf
"E1n Nroegll the dooT stalled d. tHa Boy hIm,sh
q. A.hal Ben Add ern, lime 10 up, ycv know,
AFtd yOH are wanted very much ke1oeoI + ..
ny secTe airy, glaDcing DER the rOns
hses noted down score 70 Of Bouis
Lao ~ Yours is one) he needs. -Tis qasa A@AsnE
= baich u takes 10 keep my Are a-bIasinR-
secOme, old fellow l must sir about - I
! e get back home besTe the hFs IL cut" AZ
~ rIrloe Drought Satan close beside rem Add'em-
gooS'ent "ore, and by the throat he "A him ~ II
: - 1E'ther ~ moment, and the man dead
I u, Devil q rev the Carcass on the he'd 4-ra
AHl q"lck began the search Tor Atld'ena soul
Sask demanding very great control t.
" Hla hot temper, for miso . spirit--r
u snch title such thing can merit f..tt
n ms vie carcass tikss sRca httie space
N hidng place IL vtrS hard b. trace. fer nHn
'n.h I'M" case it proved, Tor up ami down
AEsf through and through he CORPSE nnrv
frpwn. P'Nb TO many
,.Ef ~ DeviI searched in fact ne fairly rent ,si.-
.i's limbs HSlIuder, ere his seal was nl,ens af
Ihe tcdy 'uferrd complete dissecIion q, I.u
vi ne A. last gave oer his vain inHnpction il
~ se1i WAs missing must tbe truth BE- toIdP-
't'' Aaq cna mad none tTas the Devil was soIpI
--StDddy Dr7ath
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1871-02-11

possibility OF. eVerythiDg,n aud settle ques-
tons In balf aH hour which the best heads
and most anxious, yearning hearts Of the
world have been engaged witk since the be-
ginning. . .-a ~1l
In these long winter evenings, some OF
my mates contrivc TO read good deed not
only about such subjects az newspaDers daaI
with, but In the higher walks OK literature
They are well up in history. Several of
them have mastered eneugh French to din
into that language, and others find in he
works Of Shakespear, Milton, and Tepnv-
son even, kind OfloOd for building uD the
mental structure which some who never
look at a book would be astonished at. We
, attend penny readings and lectures. The
readings are very popular, and would Be
more SO 1t the readers were more careful
to consider the suitability Of the pieces,
both to the bearers and to their own row.
ers. They shOula not be too long, and the
EEirogrpmipe should be sufficiently varied to
please all. aR r.maa.n
Several yOunga fellows Ofdths shop are
making models Of shiPs,s sets Of chessmen,
alarums for clOeks, and VtheE, Little mechan-
ical cosisissaceAs o heEs draw. and have
capital albums Of pencil sketches while
some, who have musical taste. have &C.
CURED good touch Of the fiddle Or flute.
and meet in twos Or threes for practice.
These arc winter evenings amusements.
In The summer, the fresh air, the delicious
green Of tree aud grass, the calm decline Of
evening. the setting sun, embracing the
wssld ia be5olds Of frAieOFiPsOn mantle be-
fore he quits it for few brief hours, games
for the y0uDg and old in the open air, the
merry 'rsce fOF children, .cricket for the
young and active men ral inRits US to
Innocent and bealthfnl, within
he reach Of most, and preparing US for tho
;alm sleep which refreshes IA for the work
iud the pleasure Of Che 1mOt1ow.-7hs
Wevting MnR ii.aUh -mat-g.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1871-02-11
SCIENTIFIC AND MECHANICAL.

THE apothccaries Of Boston arc moving
for new Law requiring diploma from
college Of pharmacy, or a certificate from
an examining board, after an apprentice
ship Of four years in disPensary, as a
aut lification for engaging in the retail drug
business.
EIGHTEEN hundred men make alcoomo-
tive in one day-boher, cylinder, fFame,
wheels, truck, stack, cab, Plot and tenders
compile The speed Of forty miles 40 hour
and the power Of thousand tons created
in day
Iron obtained BY gOlvanic deposit pos
sesses lhe peculsrity Of being 80 hard as
to scratch glass and b very bEittIe; but
when heated. lis color becomes deeper, its
| hardness and brittlencss are lost, and its
specific gravity considerably increased.
This fact led M. jacob, Of 81. Peters
burg. to believe that the iron, as first de-
posted, might contain gas in its substance,
and on heating small quantity carefully,
nearly eighteen volumes Of "a, chiefly hy'
trogen, we're driven of and collected.
WOrk OF bu0 SNN-AS
divided between eleven ohservatories, ten
of which are in Europe, and one ~ thus
co,ntry--the Chicago observatory. The
work will occupy from five to eight yc..
Tbo ,,ortions of the heavens assigr y 4,
Professor Stafford, of Chicago vi W,
about eight thousand stars, ar ~ cr,.,.,,
" make twenty thousand .s,---y,tions Il, VI
his magnificent telesro'L. A astrur,.t,,;
cal day becomes ~ scdn, and =, c+.ntcl
+ from the llr'' Y ,A, twenty-fourth hour.
Ar Dul5ia meeting for scientific pur
poses, C',4Sr+cs Blanconi stated that hc la.
over >Jt0 hundred lorscs, working sixty
seen c~rycyaHccs, which daily travel 4
y, 244 and he has found in forty three years
! experience that he could better work
| horse eight miles a DAY for Fix days in th,
) wcek, than six miles day fuI seven days
) By not working on Sunday DO effected
/. saving Of twelve per cent
An ingenious IA lussiau has invented and
: patented in both England and Prussia q
machine which prints railway tickets on
( both sides, poiioFaics and plumbers them
e consecutivcly by single process, and at
: the rate Of two hundred a minute.