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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-11
POLITICAL COURTESY,

there is disposition on the part Of
so:re o: our journal. t, keep up con-
s.,:nt TRADE Of abuse against men in pub
4: and private life. because their position.
ro.i::ca! standing or opinions happens to
.)c l!istlst.:tli to some one or more OF the
a.aiuctor, Of those journals. The time
mas come when IA different state of things
>!..r.il exist, when such Conduc: should
b. reSroba:ed and discouraged. It is the
dl:.T of conductors Of public journal, to
.nr'.!cate sentiments Of esteem and frater-
H.. .eelin: among all c.a,,e, of the com
nl.nity where they do mostly circulate.
The people look to the conduct and
columns, of a newspaper or journal a, an
index of the character and principles, of
-, contributors,
The dissemination %! every truth. prin-
..p... though: or idea That has tendency
- improve. instruct and elevate humanity
snojlld be the object and purpose o: a
public press. When il de,cend' to low
s,a.;, abuse and v:tupcration Of any that
Z, not chose to accept Of the do9matic
assumption, and utt"rancc, OF a particular
individual. i: loses it, power and int1u-
exec owe. .ha minds OF an enlightened COM
:n;.n;ty. Abuse and billinsssate are the
-: ze>or: If disappointed OF defeated
competitor o, disputant in a discussion.
Sch coul,. i, mean and contemplate.
aaj! they who undertake It nevc: make Il
favorable impression 70. tAen-eive, or
the cause they represent. BY personal
attack, i'll feeling i, enscnde,c,i and strife
and biood,hej i, the result: Editor, and
conductor, of public Ipu.na!, have the
power OF creating apcace.u' or hostile
public sentiment. by example and pre-
ce:,t they should ever endeavor to deal
with each Other and With their teilowmcn
as i, recommended jill pooes universe!
.,rtVPr.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-11
THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,

May be had of the following dealers:
George Ellis, c?pos;:. re Posto:fce.
4. Simon. No. ~ Exchange Ale.
G. C. Haley. No. - Commercial Pace.
c. G. D. Hole. No. 6! Exctans :. Place.
James Ennis. Pontcaa..rain Railroad
depot, Third District. also a. 'iepo: 900. o.:
Lafayette street. Frs. District.
John Schater. corner q: Ninth and Con
stance streets
j. w. Long, corner q: Love an! En- CHEM
streets. Third District.
f. S. Marks. op!-os;:. Jefferson market.
Sixth District.
w. r. Dirks. No. - Annrnc:.:;on street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-11
WE TAKE PLEASURE:

~ ASN.'N'!E'; ~ n,i: PATRONS ANc hi:
Late. ~ t'',l.- :i.' spi!:j'. .,:. ~. ":G
>..>lGnn- .y.. n'"lt,i :oon> 10: :.!c :n:.!ls-
im.,.rt .. a.. y ads -. ladies AMI t.l;.'.rc;.-
WEARING APPAREL. ". i!av. >..':;"t - 81;
'n.-'rn' manager AMI -i'..iu. o-r;.:'',
10 do ~. w".. y. prepared! - ii, "T:.r XII.
Of NJ..,i:.. St!'.i'n. Tuc.in. Of NJ, Nas.i:..
NJ. C.u;l. S.iuooot and S"!,- "''.n1. "Nt.,
sjl.v--. a'.Vtl.l...c ..t."n' on IaI 20 ERi.Ah
TRpJ>>HAUE believing: ma. *r an n..::'.i,, '..-
.o."np.r, ;t.vo:Ahy Wit, 'ho-. formerly 'n?"'"''
from, .',ri. EMBROIDERY ami EHAlii.Nv IL
ra,oii Il. kinds @: u,a:c.iat-:Ae :or:nr:
with Ill. WOO. vocl.;u. cotton. S.;i,'tt,". a.
g.i.,is o! vur. can ". SaeH Patterns >elc.t": .!t
Stalup.,. .i, e :. .ic.:re,! ~ ole" NJ. L.!
cana. stree. GROVER ! DAKEb
Sewing Machine Company.
= u: GARDNER AEt.Ni.
y y >
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-11

Our young friend. Mr.. John y. : BINARY.
having returned from a trip t" Y..zoo City.
Mississippi, where two hearts were. ,loui.i.U
INTO one, will leave this morning 10. tle
residence of his father Professor D.nitrv
at Pass Christian. where his nr...e wi, NEE.
a cordial welcome.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-11

The Mrthodst> OF Boston are ayitatins
the opening of Il readin.-roo il that city
for the denomination. 1t was estimated
that the sum needed 20 rent a suitable room
for Il year, and fix it up, would be five thou
sand dollars, of which the Wesleyan Asso-
citation would probably give five hundred
dollars, the preachers like sum; and a
committee was appointed to receive sub
scriptious to effect the object IN view.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-11

u. Gutierrez. ESQ. 60 the attention
Of the members c"ul.'.:-.i!. 'h- i;rnr, Clay
Warmoth Association .: :he Sixth D.
trict OF New Cr!c,n. - a meeting :" r..
held al the Counc:. Ia. C.." a. .I.-.r:..n.
this evening al >ev.n o. .oc<.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-11

Notwithstanding. tn" i,Hcrr. weather.
Early in the evening. the theatres w.r. wei,
las, cabs and street cars were needed When
{he theatres closed, .Ur the .ain came down
IN showers that compelled PROJECTION tom
the extreme dampn"S>.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-11
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY H. 1871

we had rather hear this answer from their
own mouths than through parties who
pretend to speak for them. Submit the
question to them directly. and let Us see
what the election will declare
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-11

Governor Wa!moti. made tie fu'"N:n.
appointments yesterday: Il. II. McClri-
land. Justice OF the Peace. Sc.cnd Ward.
West Feliciana parish; VIM. kinbc. Notary
Public. Vermiiion parish; \. y. Ec:lcvel-
rier, Assessor aud Tax Collector, A>sumnt-
ion parish; a. c. LaUve, Notary Public.
Assumption parish john Marcot. Notary
Public, Iberia parish.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-11

An exchange give. reason. -. ~. pub
fishing poetic etiusion a. :o...".: The
rhythm sounds liI.. pumpkins r,...n.c''.
a barn door. vh..e so,..e cc III. .i... 3u-
pear to have been measure; w., . ..,.,i.
stick. and others N.til u te,.-.o,. ,Jy...
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-11

We have received coinpiill.Ut.:,. ..cnc..
10 the grand Turner Mas. Dali :" D. given
this evening ut the Turner .!a.. We az
ticpate a pleasant leUI.on On in.s OCCASION.
and it would not be AT al. surprising, j. ;he
party should dance all nigh. Il. 5.u.d day
jisht
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-11

The fast sailing iron Steamship .so:n.s
kelso Du Bois Master. viii sal this .."niL.
only ten dollars dars passage i've dollars :.
freight at reduced ga;e- William II.
Fields, Agent, corner Camp and Coi.in.o;.
streets, Will give further particulars.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-11

benjamin hampton. i. o,n .i.;,c:l e.: IKE
county. Mississippi. .l.- been ap;,o;nt..!
sheriff Of that count. 70 IL. :.,e vacancy
created by the dealt. o: >:.r:!. rrrN:':. 50
We learn from The Magnolia [..'..,i.r..
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-11

The THERMOMETERS. yesterday ::.o:nn: 4.
seven o'clock vas >: .. NJ Orleans. -
at Augusta. H.. AZ Ch.r..-:nl. % y. Gin
cinnati. Il at indianapolis. 60 a. Ec:,
West. So a Lake CRY. l. Il. Mobile. j.;
Mt Nashville. and - 81. Sav.un,...
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-11

1t would delight thieves anu ...,.,,,.n .;,..
heart. of our ;ce-b"ul..: Northern :...n.!- i:
they could cone - Me- Orleans i. 4 ,ay
and see peach tres .ri ..!t::. .:".. IA BIOS
som, ~ they ;,s. :.,:t. n.N
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-11

Some OF the planters Of -. Mary p.,i>L.
have gone to Virgins. II ''..n. more hand.
20 tina: parish. There j. -.ii i. scarcity OF
hands OH sugar plantations. IA" En""."
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-11

The trains Oh 1ilc Mobile and New O,-
leans road run with won,.c-:U! regularity
and hardly VARY ten minutes any d..v in
th. week from schedule :in.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-11
give unto, feel an,ilir, Mtn.
70 hi.l.. 'h. is,llt.I see
That mer.r ! 10 o',;-r> -.,cw
That mercy snow 10 mo

They should ever le: tal. words Of
kindness. sympathy and good cheer. and
le: the mantle OF their charity cover a
multitude of sins. Very much of bitter
nes, and resentment relative to the Late
troubles Of our country are kept up by
many of the daily and weekly journals in
both sections. Partisan spirit lead, many
OF these Journal, here and elsewhere to
indulge i'll filings and the lampooning of
many Of our public men without any
other cause than the difference of opin-
ion relative to the administration of the
federal and State government. If men
are guilty of any offense other than this
difference Of opinion, let them be dealt
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-11

Their. is q mere hopeful; spir:: ..,"cn: ";r
business men eve: sine. TIE arm;>t:.. in
France, and The prcsp..: tu.: '".t"n vii.
advance and be il. great, G.:..nI .L-
eONrag re them .reat,y.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-11

We have re.-i..r. ..'..... ...:,y :n.!-
tation card 70 attend -. .i.:l,: :.4u." dress
ball Of the United Hr-; A.oi A>.",a'."n on
Marii Gras night y: - S.":. a..:i ;...A,,a
Hall. Eiysian Fields Sec.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-11

Ii YOU want (" 9, - Galveston. pay ZEN
dollars and take cabin :,.ssa." on the -i,ien
did steamship Thomas hei>... Tie ..mr
steamship goes - ln.i..no.I.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-11

Adiutant Genera. '.""nscn'. SAYS thr
number OF men VII" s.rr..: ng.- :.it!, :ilre.'
months in the tI!oI an. .;,.tiIs .,,- lc!"..
lion Wa. o61O.S!:.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-11

The final meeting Il, n.:.a.: -: .:.r .iauc!.
ters Of the late Chic: .',:s.... -an": vii. ~"
held in the United >ta... C.v.:.:: courtroom
to-day, at ten U..oc..
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-11

Mr.. w. X. Mason. ma. :"u.. .:cn' on
Che Morgan railroad. has "u: ,hank> fer
the Ifante,s BaN".- and L.:oU;cn. E.I."I-
tica,i of the lates. tiat...
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-11

The new mana ,....u. a.: tn .;ac!!1>o.
railroad is dali: h.cJn:a: 'np:e ;'o!'',.a.
along til. line %, :.lr ;u...:.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-11
A CARD.

IS,.i:. :" aansunsc ~ M doi-'e' S'ea~
patrons tina. have associated myself II puS
viii, MI W. A. WhitUOre Nndts the NAME 4
:lrm of WHITMORE q BARRINGER. 1t Nos
and ll9 Front street. New Orleans. where '"
prepared to do all kinds OF Boiler Copper, I'D
Sheet Iron Work i'll the most improved maIine,
.tyl. a. the lowest cash prices. And in thau
my friends for their former liberal patronas'
in asking a continuance OF tho same 10 ta'
firm, I would say to all that are III want ~,
thing in our line they will ind ii to their in'e'x
give US call before leavin. their orders else ~
JOHN l.. BARRlNGb. :
New Orleans, January H. 1911. jal' LUZ
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-11

The alarm bel. was Tung y. twenty ihin-
utes past twelve y >n.. III. morning. 10: -
IRE in the Fifth Ui.t.:c:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-11
PELICAN JOB PRINTING OFFiu
IL - - Il f. "
BLANK BOOK MANIFACTORH.

'.e .:.!.I,ix u-i hAvIn, iat.;v receI, ed ne. N
C:..s:RI and TYP! OF the Latest and mos. il,
proved ra:'..ns .ni q large assortment of Papa
C.Td- &C., j. VOW prepared 20 receive aud execut
ne following viii, Dispatch aah az very ioJr pres
guaranteeing: superior WI. .n.sns;Iip and first QUA
~ :.r.. and m..era':
BIZ. HEADS. BILLS or LAoING,
.E;Av RECEIPTS. ACCOUNT SALES,
BANK CHECKS. BILLS OF EXCHANGE
LETTER HEADS CATALOGUES
BUSINESS CARDS. PLANTATION .lCKsn
ORDERS. BILLS OF FARE.
BYLAWS. PAMPHLETS
FOSTERS. 1AGs. BRIEFS
WEDDING CARDS BALI. CARDS.
PROGRAMMES. VISITING CARDS,
MONTHLY STATEMENTS. ETC.
f1a:;n. !on: experienced TIA. want and 5eneet
M. customers OF a FIRST-cLiSS DINDERY in e.
nc.:ion with my PRINTING. ESTABLISHMENT
have. AZ Si-a: expense. fitted Up one, with ALT
Latest and ,nos' improved machinery, wh;chV
enable to compete with Eorthrru inanua
lures. E,npiovin. the S"s' workfnen. guarant
mv work 10 be- superior III finish and durability
that usually furnished. Business men can n
avoid 'h- :rouhi. .: sooudsnce for settip
So Of Books from Northern manufactures. BIZ 2
III: th.i, orders 10 ME. and ..-in: sample OF PAP
AS.s RULING y. same before b..in, Nsund up.
rates are STRICTLY NEW YORK PRICES.
The following: are som. o: The books shat Gaa
Manufactured =: the shortest notice
CAP BOOKS,
IA: !:o,nd. Tir---lrar:er Bound. EIH Bound.
E..A.. .oyn.gs Enis aaA Eau;s. :;.H R.sss
DE.lH BOOKS.
Bound Co,ar:A EE.is AMI Band. Full Russia
MEDIUM. ROYAL BOOKS.
sr?EE ROYAL. IMPERIAL
COPYING EooHI. IA. BOOKS
PASS COOKS, BIZ. BOOKS
RECEIvr BOOKS, iHS,RAECE E)iiS
TRANSFER E0CEH s!ECS BOOKS
SHIPPING Pt.'3.or BOOKS.
NOTE AM DRAFT BOOKS.
ERNEST TUKpIN.
Proprietor
IH".: s.:,n r.rn~v ~,ms ,ni P"yin.s stree
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-11
ISOSONS BOSOMS.

:E.!N :tE.:,: ASN Lose. tiS. :.A:-E,
FRENCH MADE SHIRT BD>DNS.
Al inin-n~. s,"r. ju.' r,..iv.i and 10. .aje -
AK Tor FOUR DOLLARS. live. cent ..,,
only iooi, At them III tn. ,hnw eases ~ LEIGH
Tons cheap and 'a,i.I,g -.!is, store. OF
Canal and 81. Charles streets. ri. 2t2.ip
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-11
DOUBLE.BARREL GUNS,
AND $40 EACH-(:REAT BARGAINS.

$40 Double Barrel GUNS, at So and + 10 ca' H.
30 Fine English GUNS, at - IL AMI ~ each
$40 dozen Table Knives and Forks, az + ana .!
per dozen.
900 Fine REVOLv1.isS, at 81 and + 10 EAGLE.
For SAX, l,v
= Il. CHURCHILL. & BRO
80 3! Tcho,ipitoulas street bctwe.n :oSdias "an
I.t,y,t,n .,rn.ts it.in Ia
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-11
FINE WATCHES AND JEWELRY,

Corner o: Carroll stIve..
DEAL.N!S
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES. FINE JEwyLRr.
CLOCKS. SiLvERWARE. S?ECTACL.S.
EYE GLASSES. ETC,
Would respectfully inform his OLD friends and e1,
toners that he has reopened at the above named
location His stock being entirely new, his goods.
consequently. are all of the latest styles and ar.
warranted to be e4ua! to anything III til. market.
Having bought for cash, he can sell lower than
almost any other house in the city. and being in
favor OF quick returns and small profits. he will
guarantee bargains to all customers Come and see
his goods.
Watches and Jewe'ry repaired IN the very bes;
manner and at the shortest notice. oc23 SIN it2p
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-11

th.s. Mills ~. AMI :..oyA,; iIysn.
having been h.ior. I'll. puhl.' !o' Ov"I twenty
years, that description OF their ."'u'a!itI.s AMI
40 NaatiIC> i unnecessary. IA .i,i'i!'"b IN stock
o: MILLS FOR ALL POWERS AND PURPOSES. an
prepared. to- ill "v,l.r, .or N. Stores. M! icons.
Nil II IS Gin Bands MIL Bands. eye.
I should De- pleased Z" .-c-:v. :Ar o.!..s 0: IA"
.......i, and others nc.iu. Nny''.i:i. i, Ny me.
II. DUDLEY COLEMAN,
a., i'..iDlrno NJ. ~ 81 Charlie. street
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-11
OUR SHIRT FACTORY.
corner ~. Charles and Cannl streets

CTNTr II. I hlfI"e lNU InnI ~tFFCVS.
= IN. !,..... "'... t.c.' =. il.!t!;- YOU %
walk is.v" Noir measure. You 'tH me
.r., actually maxim: 'i.. shirts. and stake.
fa..h!ui TX ans: good ~ ~. ilIra:it,ly IL Ar
ANVktl' nv !."i.' It"u who's. store has yb".'a \
landmark :" 'hs: w: h.o..ou.: owe: :, quarter %;
~. 80 y,l.i,,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-11
4 CARD.

lr."ln..'io!. y N toLEMAS> FACTORY
", 1' rch"Upitnuli. street. N-w orleans. have
81. .I-i.cd ~ "" - ST. .ha'"> street .,,n.,.:e
Vie -. charles Ho-! D"vo. 20, IL. .....
COLEMAN'S
LATEST IMPROVED CSDcGA-OEI
Corn and Wheat Mills.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-11
MONEY CAN NOT BUY IL

Isl l. THE DlANuND ~
WIL. PRESERVE: II.
TIiL. DIAMOND GLASSES.
Manufactured hv L:
). =. SPENCER \ co, NEW YORK.
Which offered % NJ, public, pro
bounced by al tin, celebrated Opticians ~ the
worI" to be the MOST P!R'!.'V. The SCiEN-
IIti' PRINCIPLE which they are constructed
brings thu core ."utro OF I'll. ifas directly
front OF the eye, producing clear and distinct
vision. III the natural, healthy sight, and pre-
venting all unpleasant sc1,a.!;IoIis, such gl.n-
m-!ins aud wav.I.ns OF sight, zz etc, pc.
culiIy to all others in use.
They are Mounted in the Finest Manner,
Ia frames IT,. best quality, u oil hi.-ra. used
Tor that p:Ip"S-
EDWARD IlLIENTHsL.
JEWELhR AND CI~riC:AS
I, sol. agent for S-'. Orleans, Lou.4,.na
No. ~ ......... Canal street. ......... No. rs
From whom they ONLY Ne Obtained hes.
goods not supplied 70 pe'llcrs AZ any price.
H.. also keep, constantly hand = V..N Ar.~
d.ld Well -. ...rtd stock Ok
Watches, Jewclry and Si!,er~are.
All Of which is ii Hi. very !. - quality. aud :.s
guaranteed. O'23 Gu " ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-02

legality existing by decorating your balconies and
Illuminating your houses sign OF public re-
jOicing. FRANCISCO SOLE Acalde.
TARRAGoNA Sept. q, 1911.
now RECEIVED AT THE CATHEDRAL
have mentioned that here His Majesty was
properly received at the cathedral; but in honor OF
the TRUTH must tell you that but for the nrmness
Of the Acalde 1t would not nave been The
vicarl0 General raised several objections such as
that there were no funds to pay the bell ringers,
&C., ana that he himself was too inilrm TO receive
the King in person. The Alcade replied that as to
the flrst difficulty he would send company OF
Volunteers OF Liberty to ring the BELLS and as to the
second, that, If he was too inHrm. ne must delegate
the duty to OF the canons or he would have the
cathedral shut ny. This produced the desired
eject. The King was received with proper honors
or the dolngs in Tarragona ] must speak in my
next.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-02

OBLFASs.-Meinoer o. Assembly, Il. knkc Hart;
County Judge ana Surrogate John g. sawyer;
Sheriff, Benjamin y. VaDcamp; County Clerk,
Marcus II. Phillips; District Attorney, Henry A.
Chil5s; Justice ol Ssss, ms, william u. hlngDan;
Co.oners, Samuel II. c9chrane ana J. ". Taylor.
fATEs.--county Judge and Surrogate Henry NJ.
Stewart; District Attorney, llanfurd Sirubic Mem.
Der of Assembly, George 7. Lord; Sessions, JACOB
III. Shepherds: Coroner, Joseph H. EciullJnf.
BRooaE.-Member OF Assembly William N. Ely;
District Attorney. H. ". Hopkins.
Judge Baleom has been unanimously nominated
for reelection in thn Sixth Jutlicldi district.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-02
sTABBrag ARRAY IN TIEE FGasT WARD.

At halfpast nine O'Clock last night Michael Me-
Carlhy residing al 10 Washington street, during
alteration stabbed John Graf Of "a Albany street,
in the neck, INJECTING, 1t IL feared. fatal
wound. Mccarthy, not satisfied with what he mad
done, turned round aud stabbed John O'Ccnnor or
"a Washington street, igflicilng slight wound.
Gray was removed to Park Hospital aud Attended
by a physician. Mccarthy was arrested and locked
up In the Liberty street police station.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-02
p L!TIC A L !.
GERMly UNION DEMOCRATS.

!, 80, v.,u. - .,,..
Appoinsih2 OF Tue Sssc%~'es ~"" hHcT""lss
ia TIE s.fasc Convention.
~, -, -. 80. .,...,.. - ,.,.-....
Pufsuant'o JIG Cal iol enc eiccuo" Va ucica"'sS
49,, ~, a,natas IN tho State Convention In
49, "eA ,.,. - ~,
the German Mon damOcfatlc delegates from the
,ox-a,, ,,or,, ,,.t vo.tardav at Ton o'cloek A NJ
se'cta ""i"S Anoe Je''si""' - -" 49," ~ NV
nj German Hall. 20l Third avenue and elected one
-, IL !. ,.., ,.ov., o,.,, ,,s,.,a. 10 a.,
delegate ana one 'crhaso iron eacn uis.iIcV " "S'
tend the StaJe Convention at Rochester. The follow.
' - $3.50
ing Is the result
NJ, y.,c,,te. Ansruafc
4 ~. ma pnakh.fcr Geo Ranch
chr schyn.dt Gust sladt.
. N p.tera JIermra t;robc
4 Ten Z, dresser chr Obrocs.
4 Peter Erlnirs' Fred MAYER
= ,rsci ziI'rnsr Tacob sc,pra .Ino
p Pm r Jaach,i,nsen III sch.e,
= unr. nan Quo Icuzman
d ohn a. erode Herman Schroeder.
~ Irnd Roilwaccp Vim Winkle.
~ aswn,,i 1,ens tor,er Adam Morey.
Macuns s.ross Martin Mayer
"a Jnroh A cc;senbeitoer J. H. sem.
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MOVEMENTS OF THE PRESIDENT.

CHICAGO, Oct, !, 1871
President Grant, who reached this city from Ca
lena last evening, Is the guest OF the fremont
House. Shortly alter his arrival Senators TrGmbull
and Logan and number OF citizens paid their re-
spects TO him. Tomorrow President and Mrs.
Grant will hold public reception IN the parors OF
the fremont House.
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ACCIDENTALLY KILLED.

Albert Parker Of 4s3 West Nineteenth street, WHO
was accidentally shot by Alexander stewart, at 200
West Eleventh street. on the Goth OF August last died
nj hs residence yesterday ate rnoon. The Coroner
has been notified and viii hold All inquest on the
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Judiciary Nominations.

ROCHESTER,, N. r., Oct. ]. 1871.
Mr. T.. Darwin Smith was unanimously nominated
In the judicial Convention held at Canandagua
Saturday for Justice Of the Supreme Court for tho
Seventh judicial district. Judge Smith mas oecyi-
pied place IN the Bench since 1865.
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s'FsfE P0lBTEGs.
Delegates 10 the state Conventions from Che.

muTa.
ELMIRA, ". ". Oct. !, 1871.
At tue Democratic County Convention, held re
Households yesterday, the Hon. Luelas ROBINSON
OF Emira, was selected as the delegate TO repre-
sent Chemung county in the Democratic
State Convention. Allan Cooper VIZ
liam sharp, Charles n. Lewis and
Leroy A. Baker were selected as delegates TO the
Convention, ana James A. Christie as
delegate to The judicial Convention.
Henry 5. Randall Is elcctcd delegate 10 the state
Convention from Cortandt.
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Assembly yor...ct.,ns.

UTICA, N. Y, Get. i, 1871.
On saturday the republicans nominated Edward
Boekwith IN The second AMI albert IL Hayes IN the
Fourth district of Oneida county lOr members OF the
Assembly.
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CHARLESTON, Oct ], lS'ls
There were no deaths from yellow lever during
the twenty-four hours ending at noon today. INC
physicians report marked decrease In the prevs-
once Of the fever.
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Olub House Staten Island, 40 . O'Clock; lat at
noon by account, 40 ~ by observation 40 IS;
lon oy account, - o.: ION. Dy chronocleier IS 03
course N. oo5s W.; distance rum 1913 miles,
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