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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-08
MISCELLANEOUS.
yu,FlE EARBARIN GAS LIGHTING
Coz PAN Y.

NKw ORLEANS, arEary IL, EH.
We the unders gned, practical chemists Ies'G'ns
n this city, after having carefully ana lu!iy 'ee.
the process of the BARBARIN GAS Li"h4 lNo
COMPANY OF LOUISIANA for making gas uhoor
the patents Of Messrs Barbarn L Dnpas, AKA
known as the BARBARIN GAS, do hereby decH.fe
that there IS no possibility Of any explosion IN inc
process and that the gas, in its chenira! comcinS1
ton IS evea less dangerous than Goa! gas OWING 70
It's great richness In carbon and poverty "a
hydrogen.
l>A"I JAS ALBRIGHT, Nj. D.
l. CRAWCOCR, VI. D.
70 Charles Cavaroc ESQ.,, President Earbarln
Gas lighting Company OF louisiana
lCopYl
We. Tie under .ncd, hereby declare TIA. n ctr
@, MON TIE apparatus furnished and "seu ts 'he
Bari,.rln GAS Lighting Company Is MOI pANuhh-
OTS and .ha. We HAVE NOT INCREASED THk
RATES OF INSURANCE on the buildings and
es:at} .s:.mc...s using said apparatus.
HENRY PEYCHArD.
President Hope insurance company.
JULES TUYbS
p,,.rG,r. New Orleans Mutual Insurance Company.
p,...cr. MERCHANTS Mutual Insurance Company.
CHARLES ROMAN,
Pr..;GeL: Sa iau.andcr Fire Insurance Company.
LLOYD X. COLEMAN,
E1..d.n: Mechanics and Traders Insurance COM
CHARLES BRIGGS.
Pf.siGeu. Louisiana Mutual Insurance Company.
f. GAEUCHEAC.
p1.s;le,: Lca .;ana State Mutual Insurance Com
ALFRED MOrLTON.
Pres.Ger. Home Mutual Insurance Company.
H. DOANE
P;.si.l: Factors and Traders InsIrarcc Com
P;.Iy. . .
President Atlantic Insurance Company.
THOMAS SLoO,
Free den: Sun Mutual Insurance Con Pany.
J.H OGLESEl,
President Commercial Insurance Com pary.
THOMAS A. ADAMS,
esi,.eut Crescent Mutual Insurance Company.
D. MICHEL,
Ere. dent Germania Insurance Company
A. CHIAPELLA,
President Union Insurance Company.
OFFICE NKw ORLEANS BULLETIN
January 70, 1871.
For .wo months rast we have used the Bi.Ioar4n
cas in our Office edit orial and composing rocns,
and take pleasure in testify ing that il is giving en-
tire satisfaction. 1t affords bright, steady, soft
limit less Injurious 10 the eyes ard much cheaper
than any light have ever tried.
SEYMOUR. JEWELL 4 CO,
ia2,,m Editors and Projectors.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-08

ONLY FORTY MILES
From New Orleans. ten from Bay -. IoG:s, near
the town aud station of Tounievillc on tie New
Orleans Mobile and Chattanooga R.l4rot4
FIFTY LOTS.
Ten acres more, for MARKET FARMS and
FRUIT GROWING; high and dry: soil ioaE or clay,
me range and perfectly healthy. Very 4ow tor
cas- on long time.
THREE THOUSAND. ACRES,
Improved ant, unimproved lands, on the railroad
and navgable water; good Tor 1850 ieurds
Sea Island cotton to the acre, Eile tlI4berod and
convenient TO saw mills.
Eor lease, 10 a good tenant the richest AID
Best stock and Market Farm
IL South Mississippi: fifty acres under teEce: i've
L..i.Gred enclosed past ule. good buildings and CHS
terms one and half mile from T"rlnlev+ll., only
Two hours rid. from the city and i.a-t nOGr from
bay st Louis With OF without teams lie place,
.r! privilege 81 cutting 1000 cords oak and $500
O.. .ichtwCC,. .uC pine. - 49,
!. =. II. CLAIBORNE,
Near To,IlmeytLIe,
cchyna.. 20 Sl.ieldshoro, Mississippi.
RODERIC SEAL,
Mississippi City.
BROOKS CLAIBORNE K CO,
;..a:.r;.w - CaroTdelet s:reet.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-08

FERTILIZERS,
LIME, CEMENT. PAINTS. OILS, ETC.
.honastcn. Alton. Cape and Sugar LiNk
EoseItia:e and Louisville CEMENT.
LARD OIL COTTON SEED OIL
Lutricatius and Tanners OILS.
PAINTS, COLORS. vARSlSEES ard PAINT OILS.
TAR. PITCH ROSIN and COAL TAR.
FINE BONE DUST.
SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME
SULPHATE OF LIME and OIL CAM: MEt.E
A "a! e-pply in store and for sale ~
LOUIS EERNOS. Agent, .
DC. I'm I; ydp 20 Ea:chez street.
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@ Nj. PETTENGILL & Co.. 81 PAHHIM
D Row, New York; and GEORGE +. hOWclL.
l. CO., 40 Park Row, New York, are the agents ZOE
the New Orleans Republican in that city, ana s.o
authorized to contract for inserting hat
for Us at our lowest cash rates Advertisere IN ta9s
city are requested to leave .hei, favors with either
Of the above houses ocS
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TUESDAY. February :. ISL.

TUESDAY. February :. 1871.
The House me: at noon.
Speaker Carter in the chair.
Ninety-two members present.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
Mr.. Brewster, Of Onachita: l wish TO
move 4 reconsideration of the vote taken by
the House yesterday upon an act to define
and limit the jurisdiction of justices of the
peace in the parish of Orleans. The friends
Of the bill believe if the vote is reconSdered
and the matter explained to the House.
that the bill! will be passed by the House.
BY request. make that motion.
Mr. Quinn. OF Orleans: l move 20 lay that
motion upon the table.
The motion to table the motion :" re
consider prevailed by a recorded vote o: .!
yeas 10 - nays.
resolution having been offered 10y Mr..
Burch, OF East Baton Rouge. providing for
a visit OF the Committee on Penitenualy to
the State Penitentiary-
Mr.. Burch, of East Baton Rouge: can
not imagine why members should object 20
this; this is part of the duty OF this com
mittee, ana l only offered this resolution in
order to get the consent of the House TO
do so. If it is the opinion of gentlemen on
this floor that it is unnecessary for this COM
mittee to perform its duty, we might take it
into consideration when they bring forward
their results and 60 against it. believe
each committee has its particular business
TO perform, and when they are about to per-
form it, it seems somewhat Singh
The New York herald., 1871-10-23

Esrs-syooSp PAss-rhird. fourth. sns and
aef oSY~Sisrr rAss-rhird column.
NN tDs.tIssr fAsr FOURTH column
sRs wANTtD-ssooSD fAex First and second
ras xSD LODGING WANTED SECOND PAsv-sec-
He.C IN. NEAL ESTATE ron sALE-rwxLyrH
Is OPPORTUNITIES -Ssrn PAeE-rhlrd COZ
n.ttN Is sorIcEs-srvrrru pAsr-slrh column.
81 EAL estate foK sALk-rwKLIra PAeR-
N sF AND Statesmen -rwrlrrH PAor-second
e s0-Nrru pAar-sir,h column.
NOAet IN AND 1AkDhNhRs- TWELFTH pAes-sec
W Wcop~Sisrm PAcs-s,r,h column.
Neasi IsE srEAhsIiirs-sIsrn PAoK-flnh and sixth
Aec iAcADENIrs- -sKoosD pAsE-rinn column
e kr-fnsr pAor- sixth column.
n@fl i; hoSsEs 10 Ltf: : aSIsliES AND us.
AN ssrEAxsHIrs-s,srr rAoE-Frfsh column.
-Fissr fAss Fourth column
ns-SisSn pssr Third column. .
I'm ,ESIs5n s1, rAakxihrs ssssTsxrs s.sTn; IN rrr
s,.rrH PAas-sntb column.
fETwnsIn rsSsS5a son"n .or-rsra
nsH aANrED-FEMALEs-rw PAeR--Fhst
ffag NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAsE-Third eoL
HHgs CARRIAGES, Ao.-FInsr PAes-second, third
sEcoss PAa.-ssco nd column.
ee NOOMs, 40. wASTED-rwELrTH PAS--sirih
IN ushf fGE COMPANIES NOTICES -Frnsr PAGE
Usre TION-NIrrH PAGR-Sxt column.
yk aS CITY, HOBuKEk, HUDSON CITY AND BER-
c REAL EsiAfE Fur SALE-rwELrTHP PACE
IN column.
40AN 1FICEs-FTRsr PAeE-Fourth column.
.s1@E Nf d FUUND-FlnBT PA0E-tust column.
1AGr cry NINTH PAeg-1hird column.
MsEin MANTELS TWELFTH PAoE-Tnird column.
fstN .-SEooNp PA6E--Thiri column.
RY AND DKkSSAAkING-FIRsr PAoR-siXth
f~ci Il XNEoUs Observation-Disclosures PAGE
nsc lANEoUs-s.ooSp PAer- Second column.
NNw NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fAaF-second column
eEEc .L-FIRsT PAGE First column
nlf N RrES--SrCoSD PAGE-Pourth column.
Kt8.1t fG AL-SRCoSD PA6E-1hird column.
Fk9 .LS-SEooND PAGE-1hird co urn.
HsAn%EY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
T-1wELrrH PA6s-Fourth and fifth columps
~ AM g TATE WANTFD-TwRLT PAaE-Ffth column.
akWNHiS FIRST PAGE-frst
kAksEe AUCIlON-NIArH PA9E-Fourth and fifth col
NrNk ms WANTED FEMALES -ELEyrrrH PAan
t1lNA ms NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAaB-Sec-
,olumn
hOlICEs-FIHsr PAeE-Frst and second col.
EreRFN 6-DOGs, BIRDS, &o-FrRsr PAaB-second
SrAt Ns-FrRsr PAGE-Seconi column.
kIfe Ii DES-TwELrTH PAaK- Third column.
tfN UhF-FIRGr PAGE-Sccond criun,,
NfN & Nhf HT kACE-kIR8 pAGE-Second column.
'OR BUSINESS PURPOSES S-TwELFru PAGE
column.
vEhfs .EKs' GUIDR-NrsTn PAan-snth column
#@ lsHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
ifTH PA0E-Sixth
The New York herald., 1871-10-23

IN SAT RDAY NIGHT. ON TwrNTy.THIgD
cars. \ Silver Watch, marked "a Mothers Gi t."
eturns will receve tue iull value OF the same,
1eslions asked. Address ". A. H., Wllllamsb urg
The New York herald., 1871-10-23

ef 3ETwEEN AND 3 O'CLOCK, ON SATURDAY.
.ketbook. On return ng the the owner will
thanks and suitably reward the fn-er ~ ast
nle IN street
The New York herald., 1871-10-23

!. SATCuEL. CGkra1STNG ROCKS AND CIR.
8; taken from m liz tran, saigon River Railroad,
pwn, Saturd, y, s1st inst. midni a., i.-e dollars
I'D for It's return TO "A and 26 Murray street, W..
The New York herald., 1871-10-23

A E. RIDLEY sons
- nan -, Grand street, New YORK
avs aii and 3iiIs Grand street, New York
sa sace o and colorei Six vever, 81 81 2 81 So 81 7
Tsirs'ssT, TslTs ss's. s"f sos 1as ISL e., T. r.
c1oAs ssrhiiH1Th: SIX vrLvr7s
81, ~ incnes nc n. w'de 70 so " and ts ~ 10 $40
Ostrich Feathers aad Tips Freach Flowsrs. '''
RIBBONS.
Gro. Grain; sy syery sha,e l,e sac ge, sse 4oc
sarsan m sssn nex oos and an M S % and $50
Gather satchels, Bite. TIC. o5c., 95c- AMI 81, up.
Specially pairs corses beautifully embrodsred a. sg
sold every $3 S So for Inspect them,
pa Rsreaiinsc i,cns n
Thousands OF Lace and Linen Collars from &C. 10 $40.
In Hosiery and Gents Furnishing Goods
LaGssf, Cents, Misses AMI BOYS Undergarments and
Prices not advancef
Ladies' Bows, Roman Ties AMI silk scarfs
@ Of BACK nS six sSscs
K,s Ga GIayes. Prdss.
Clearing out
Joseph. at 75c. par
A.,o,nd A,cxandrs s. Glove Glove o,I Il pair &, 3, ,
Two and three Bnttons DC. 81 and 81 5 best "a
These brands weil known. Assorsments complete
Second Floor.
UNDERGARMENr DEPARTMENT
Infants Cioaks and Dresses
Ten thousand dollar. worth o knitted and worssed
shawl', Nubias, scarfs jackets, Cloaks and coats
at old prices.
NEW FUR DEPARTMENT
EDwU. RIDLEY SON.
309. 31l BIN Grand, 62 g. 3d. rs aud 20 Allen street,
hfth block east lrom the Bowery.
The New York herald., 1871-10-23
HORSES, CARRIAGES. 0C.

TUsT ARRIVED FROM THE WEST 80 HORSES,
d suitable for all purposes; among them are number
closely matched pairs single drivers Tor
cheap ut KfMAES Express Stable, 80 and 80 West
Twelf h street.
The New York herald., 1871-10-23
STALLIONS.

NOTICE.-THE THOROUGHBRED STALLION OAK.
~ land, BY Revenue, vi stand tins lnl for limited
number Of mares At the stable Of Lhais Lvinus Williams
bridge, Westcheser county, N Pasture and stablng
Mares CHARLES LIVlNUS.
The New York herald., 1871-10-23

BILLIARDS.
Al STANDARD AMERICAN BILLIARD TABLES
AL. uneinaLed for accuracy and durability and ap-
proved BY Tue leading and professional players;
constantly hAid, Tables at prices ranging Y1jJ
wards also unique siyles Tor dwehIns hodseA
PHELAN CULLESDER, 7j3 Broadwaw
Two FIRST CLASS ROSEWOOD BILLIARD TABLES,
everything complete splendid order, either 10 rent or
Tor sale abS stanton street. second noor.
M n. 0RIrFIrH'H BEvELED TABLES, WITH
Delaney wire cushions beins daily substi-
ued In ,he place Of tho catsut cushions which
W be worhsssA frvae houses fuInahed " yesey street.
The New York herald., 1871-10-23

ITO CARRIAGE MAKERS TO LET THE OLD EsTAB-
tshed Carriage Factory 100 West Thlrty-third street.
Inquire at MONKS Carriage Factory, l East Filtyourth
sreaf
The New York herald., 1871-10-23

CEILING OFF AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES z
- Stock Of Harness, usness close estate, consisting
LOwDEN, L3O4 Broadway
The New York herald., 1871-10-23

ATK RIDLEY 4 SONS,
IA Grand Get. New York.
Larsest Hat and Bonnet department In this city,
both trmmet and nntrimmcd every novelty.
No fancy prices
thousand Plush vcves aud Rep Hats about Sea
the dollar.
Look Felt Hats a. 75c, 81 and 81 25 sod every
where from III 3s 10 ~ 80.
Infants Boys and Youths CAPS desirable material
Examine the stock; IL Will pay.
The New York herald., 1871-10-23

AN ELEGANT PAIR OF BAY COACH HORSES FOR
n sale l6 hands high, ami years old perfectly sound
Kind n evcry particular very stylish and 6ne, free travellers
Will be rudy warranted. Any party wishing superior pail
teenth street.
The New York herald., 1871-10-23

DURANGO BLISS. KEENE CO.'S FLUID Ex-
act The wouderiu roncJy FOR Cancer, Syphins scro-
cers, salt kbeum and all other chronic boou diseases
JARED from the genuine Cunduran % bark from LOLA,
or secured by ASSISTANCE OF the authorizes Of that
" Sold by All druggists IN pint bottles, having them
me, rae mark and full directions for use. Price, $lu
story ~ Cedar street
DURANGO.-TBE ATTENTION W THE MEDI.
~ tsoesson invited 10 our fiuid Extract OF the gen.
upiuran.o BARK. Eacn minim Of this extract repro
one srain VI the bark and IL Tree from alcohol. 8E
Mex pharinace ucA chemist, Isl Sixth avenue, be-
Twen,v third ana Twensy-fonrth streets, New York.
,RxA STEAM MACHINE CARVING COMPANY,
TO- 81. "a and W Cannon street.
Rosewood, v ainut and Oak Ornamental
FIgure Larvins specially
The New York herald., 1871-10-23

HAVANA LOTTERY OF CURA.-FULL OFFICIAL
Ill drawing received tor Uctober6 g.
JOSEPH BATES 1874 Broadway, room 4
The New York herald., 1871-10-23

uERAiD BRANCH OFFICE-UP TOWN.
I pVt rIsENENTS POR THE NEW YORK HERALD
AT THE BRANCH OFFICE
l,265 BROADWAY,
gHIWREN THIRTY.FIRsY AND THrRrY-sEcoND
fYfsEts, WEST SIDE, NEARLY OPPOSITE OUR FOR.
1saN l1&CE
ADV ~ FISEMENTS ARE kECEIvED FROM A. NJ
fihD =. NJ. EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR AT OFFICE
hArEe NO EXTRA CHARGE OF ANY KIND
The New York herald., 1871-10-23

IT STE1NWAy HALL, AT THE MOULTON
zee, on Saturday, Passe Partout, ntaininQ pho
nd written ccrti cate from the oonscrvato,re at
10 value except TO the owner The finder will Ia
,S2rJed Dy leaving IL with Mr.. John Layine, boz
" n,, .r i.iIi.
The New York herald., 1871-10-23

4 6TyLISB LARGE BAY HORSE, SOUND, YOUNG
and handsome will be very cheap for want OF
aso : neary new twoseat family Carriage Apply 10 owner
09 Mest Tiisy-third arrest.
The New York herald., 1871-10-23

BAY HORSE, SOUND AND KIND, FIT FOR Bx.
prrss or tYuck Sll5. Horses, a300 selli
use for them. S Eighth avenue, corner OF Thiry,rtd
The New York herald., 1871-10-23

DRY GOODS.
AT KINzRi'a
PANIC SALE
TRADE DULL WITH
IMPORTERS AND JoBBERs
OVER EIGHT HUNDRED LOTS OF GOODS FROM THE
AUCTION BALES OF THE PAST FEW DAYS AT ABOUT
boC ON THE DOLLAR
GREAT REDUCTION IN
EVERY DEPARTMENT.
RIBBON DEPARTMENT.
The New York herald., 1871-10-23

r IGHr EXPRESS WAsONS-THREE NEW ONES @l50
II each also two Top Bugges two sets o. single Har-
bargains l1 East Sixteenth street, livery stable
DARE CHANCE TO PURCHASE HORSES.-THE
IL CABLE LIGHTNING ROD COMPANY will offer for
few their tntre stock OF Horses and Harness. At
sedcns stables 200 Eas. Twenty street Among them
Said horses thoroughly acclmaed and In tine
condition for work.
The New York herald., 1871-10-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.

L,RENcH BENEVOLENT sOC1ETY.--THE ANIMAL
meeting win be held o, Saturday tie 2Sth, at NJ Del-
Filth AMI Fourteenh street. at
O'Clock r. N. By 0rIcr OF the President.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-12-28

A gentleman writing Of "long"
acquaintance, says there is among his
acquaintances one at least who enjoys a
high" reputation, for he stands over
seven feet in his stockings, and though q
talented member of the bar, he is a good
natured, modest citizen. He was sitting
in the stall of theatre when the curtain
rose and the actors advanced to their
positions. A cry of "down in 'front.'
became general througout the audience.
Their attention was directed to the tall
B, who feeling himself the object Of
remark, thought he would like to settle
through the floor. no proceeded to raise
himself to q standing position, in such a
manner, however, as to convey an i'm.
preston that there was no end to him.
AT last he did get himself straightened
out at full length, when, glancing around
at the astonished audience. he very de-
liberately remarked: "Geutlemen, to
satisfy you that 7 was sitting down, 1
now stand up" A burst Of laughter
and applause succeeded. the audience and
actors became convulsed, the curtain
descended rapidly, tho manager, with
beaming countenance, came forward and,
amid the widest applause, conducted
the gentleman to private box.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-12-28
lhporiaut B,lls.

among the most important measures
that will be considssed by the iegisla.
'are OF this state after the holidays recess,
ere the Revonue, School and Road bi,!s.
The revenue bill 10 one Of gigantic
proportions, and considerably longer than
the moral Lao. The document provides
for parties making out their taxable lists
to deduct from wis. is due thom the
whole amout cf what they owe; and
makes the 'nw in reference to del;nsueut
lands what It was 10 1865. Beside these.
the bill contains many othe. matters Of
Importance.
The school bill is also one of much
importance, aud will doubtless provide
against the frauds that have been perpe.
trated in many counties.
Tho road bill proposes to systemat,.e
the tax on aud the working Of public
roads. Tho bill as first presented 6xes
the tax at one mill per dollar on real
estate, but some of the members oppose
this, believing the levy too small they
favor four-mill tax, and sny 10 their
speeches that such o measure is Of vast
Importance to their constituents, and
cite that in many localities emigrants
have tnrnod away because Of tho bad
coo I:.:~. Of ttss So~avy ...Io.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-12-28

An elderly gentleman was recently
"contdenced on a train running into
Keokuk by sharpers, who induced him
TO buy draft (worth ess) on Buffalo for
Sl57 40 he paying them two 800 bills,
and they paying him S42 60 change.
The conductor on the train took the frst
opportunity to quietly suggest to the in =
nocent old gentleman that he was afraid
the draft was a fraud. "Well," was the
bland response Of the imperturbable
greeny, "if it is any bigger fraud than
my two 800 notes were, then [ am not
s43 ahead which | think am. am
not in the habit Of dealing in counterfeit
currency, but | always keep little of
that sort of stuff about me for the benefit
of that sort Of customers ....
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-12-28

MIR: Hawley, Republican member
from Illinois, showed strange ignorance
OF facts when he stated in Congress that
the Republican party had given the
franchise to every man in the country"
In the State Of Rhode Island no natural.
ICED citizen is permitted to exercise the
elective franchise unless he owns real
estate, and Republican members of Con-
ggrsss have been working for years ="
Keep up TINS state OF affairs. The poor
foreign born weavcrs and laborers of
Rhode Island are as crushed and down.
trodden as the slaves Of the South we're.
They can of course leave the State if they
choose; but most of them have families,
and live from hand to mouth.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-12-28

An appeal comes from Utah for money
to prosecute the Mormons. A letter
received by the attorney general from the
district attorney Of that territory, says
that several thousands Of expenses have
been incurred, and that the marshal
hasn't cent to pay witnesses and asks,
how then is it possible for the United
States officers to bring witnesses and
jurors into court to properly prosecute
the defendants :?
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-12-28

The New York Sun editorlalIy says
"All our advices from Washington aud
elsewhere, lead to the conviction that as
a last desperate means of re electing
Grant, his managers contemplate bring
ing on war with Spain, with Cuba for
its pretsxt. This they think will make
his denomination and re election certain
when everything else is bound to fall"
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-12-28

The Chicago Republican says: "The
Democrats are figuring up the total
amount stolen in the past three years by
appointees Of the present national admin.
istration. The demnition total is thirty
seven millions Of dollars. In two years,
under Democratic auspices, Boss Tweed
dlched more than that from the treasury
Of one city"
The difference. is, that Boss Tweed has
been brought up with round turn by
the honest masses Of the people; while
the Radical party insist upon giving the
other thieves still longer tether of
rascality Times.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-12-28

There will be vacancy TO All 10 the
Supreme Court Of Missouri at the election
next fall, and Judge Lewis Of this city 10
spoken of as a candidate for the position.
Ills qualifications for the Office are excel.
lent, and the canvass Of '68 when he vas
candidate for the same position, but was
defeated by the registry law, has made
his name familiar all over the state We
presume he will have but little difficulty
10 securing the nomination, If he desires
il. st. Charles News.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-12-28

During the Inter part Of last seek q
number Of our merchants had theis goods
hauled from Pleasant Hill, where thcy
had been shipped, to the river bank oppo.
site this city. They then took sleighs
over and brought them to this side, hasl. +.
ing them by hand. 1t sas a rather per-
ilous undertaking AZ that. Capt. Cochran
Informed us that tho ice sunk very near 3
isches % ~ passed over u, enc chat be
could have punched q hole through the
susface any where on the other side with
a stick.-Clarksville Sentinel.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-12-28

Lewis Wright was foully murdered
near Neosho, in this state, on the 18th
inst. The murderer, ono Smith, is still
at large. His father, who is supposed
accomplice, was arrested and lodged in
Jail.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-12-28

Grant has expressed his regret that
the amnesty bill, which was deferred
last week, did not pass. He said he was
not able to understand why the profsssed
friends of the administration opposed it.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-12-28

There was not quorum in either
house Of the Generally Assembly last
Thursday, and consequently no business
was done.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-12-28

Froude, tho eminent historian, will
lecture iu this country next fall.
The Musons of Chillicothe propose to
build an eight thousand dollar hall.
Ten feet of snow on the level in Little
Cottonwood, Utah, and still showing.
The sun absent for week.
Snow, west of Omaha. is delaying all
tho trains, and much difficulty is an,ici.
patcd in making through trips.
At the late election for county justice
in Lawrence county. Gibson, Demo-
was successful by majority Of 1852.
The Henry county Democrat warns the
public against an impudent dead beat styl.
ing himself DR.. j. q. l.. Kilmcr.
A colored man named Robert Tobias
was scalded to death last Monday, by
falling into a tank of boiling water,
while killing hogs, at Shelbina. :
A gentleman named Jordan died at
HarrisonsiIle, few days since. from
sheer want and old age. leaving family
in great destitution.
General Schenok is again reported to
have Withdrawn from the directorship of
the Emma mine. When this statement
has been repeated about twenty times
one shall begin to believe it. 20
A riot occurred in the usually peace.
full town Of Boston, Massachusetts,
Christmas day, during which Marshal
Drury was stabbed several times. The
marshal shot one Of the rioters. A little
Of the Ku.klux law might be beneficial 10
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" a. Dover, l.r-y;
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-12-28

From Mr.. Smith Of St.. Aubcrt, We
learn the facts concerning . mclsncho y
occurrence that happenrd near Medora,
on an island opposite St. Aubert Mr..
Morrow, OF Modora, had purchased a
new rife aud was trying it at a target
practice. The target was placed Mt a
distance Of one hundred yards. While
he was ,huo praotictng, Mr.. John Glover
and his son. the latter lad some thirteen
or fourteen years Of age, came toward Mr.
Morrow, but were so concealed BY the
timber as to be unseen by him. He fred
shot, the ball passed through the target,
and going distance of one hundred
aud ninety w. farther, struck young
Grovs.i' Rssipy around
4; !: ;;;i 4: |||ll iIiiii iiii
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-12-28
DiSorganiziDx.

The self.stylcd simon pure, anti pass
i've, no possumisu Democrats say that the
party will be disorganized. ruiaed, If the
'ssouri Policy platform is carried out.
party Is SO weak as that, how in
aee-ld do they ever expect to run a
'Ht'o successfully? Democracy is not
~.m"e p name; it is priucip pie,
s reso'ae will eventually prevail
no i run mad and refuse
We don't bSie,e .
iun gerry