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New-York tribune., 1871-11-30

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IW TAN-PAi EHS.-NOtice is hereby given
tat cent viii be added al unpaid lst Of De-
e"bff sio an additional cent on Dee l5 al
,na ~, I'D % Jsn interest at the rate Of
ae % To. day the boks received
the d.' payment will he added money will bs reysd Ate,
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BERSAKD sxYTH Receiver
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<NIICACO FIRE SONGS, hv Geo. F. Root

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New-York tribune., 1871-11-30

os,i eo'uPrtnon A"rts."' tt'p 'n trade.
EEAMELED SLATE MANTELS.- PLAIN.
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tNTEWARTN SLATE MANTELS: LARGEST o.
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New-York tribune., 1871-11-30
CITY oy NEwY'Kk. MAYORS Orncn. CIT HALL

III expire on the 18th day OF Deceneer vs 9, sEPo
Chief Of The Bureau Of Electo
City o, yrwr"nK, MAYOR, o'',c:: CT n,rI
O.i., Hall. Mayor Of the City OF yexYii 10 pur.,.se'
uireceuis Of section OF the act entitled An aet fao
ortes ~ iU,Der,or Of Election each Election Dist
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= received bv the ts0 Inspectors OF hiceN'a ue. "
4 CoaIty C.nra,sers I" have been eet 81, p,.tn
ID te ,.pec:s Of tlo eai1.ss, ol tie party In 6;
opposition state issuts to the pany eecunE VIZ '
idstcs for Inspectors Of EiestGl, pe.e'ns >''
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g. HENRY HRPs.
s.PATRCK J. HENNESSf;
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l..Lours noAcH
2. CHARLES De GRAFT.
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t..pAvID H. EOBlHS
FORTH WALD.
J. MARK LASlGAN.
2..MICiiAEL HAiES.
3..RAYhOND CONDON.
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DEF, eVnprtiop. Aorissg"s tat'D IN trade
New-York tribune., 1871-11-30
THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK EXCUANGE-FIRSr CALI
lot O'CLOCK A, N,

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New-York tribune., 1871-11-30

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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-01

Mr.. Devices, Of De Soto: move that
every member upon this floor be confirmed
in his seat. Upon that Icall the previous
question. Ii you can vote to seat i've
or six members without any evidence upon
tho subject yoa can vote to scat more.
Mr.WOrrall. Of jefferson: l would like. the
gentleman to withdraw the cali for the
previous question. i'll order that we may
present the question fairly to the House.
Mr.. Devices withdrew the call FOR the
previous question.
Mr.. Henncr, of Orleans: Mr.. Speaker. as
there was no second to the motion OF the
gentleman from De Soto Mr. Dc~ecsl. |
wish to offer a resolution.
The Chair decided that the motion OF Mr..
Devices was seconded.
The House tabled the motion of Nj.
Devices. by IA vote of yeas 20. nays 70.
Mr. kcnncr, of Orleans. then moved that
Frank Alexandria. Z. &. Deslondes. and T..
G.. Dutrcsnc be seated. vice Ben Buchanan.
B l.. Lyuch. and O. ii. Hampstead. re
moved.
Mr.. iIcmps.cad Of Ibcrvillc: Mr. Speaker.
l am a member OF this House. and hope
10 b" heard in M own defense. We have
confirmed members in their seats this
morning. but have not put any ont. Aye
You gong to turn me out. neck and iI"els.
and not hear me. ! want fair play. have
got tilc evidence 20 prove that was legal y
and lawfully elected. | was returned by
the rcta! Mug officer, and now vou wan; to
unsrat ne and r.: :" gag me with the pre-.
viO.:S question. Give a chance to snow my
hand: that, al: want. move 20 Kay :h..t
OH the table.
Ia, speaker, ps" tenn: The gentleman
from Orleans IMr. K"nncr, can not INTRO
due" h- resolution without il suspension 81.
the rules
sir. Kchnc:: | AK Il Suspension o: :lc
rules
The Hons, :r.' sci 20 suspend .:!c Files
yeas -, navs -.
On mot on OF MI Faulkner ~: Caldwell.
the :iO,;sc then. a. ego L. NJ. ad!u-:ncd
Unit. - II. 20 morrow.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-01

yramme, az the honorable Senator informs
us, for him to pursue when ne Calls the AT
tention of the Senate to this BILL has already
been mapped out. If there was any other
reason wanting to convince me that this
course should no: be adopted, 1t Is the very
concession made by the Senator himself, or
rather. the information volunteered by hlln
that this line OF conduct has been advised
and agreed upon between him and other
Senators. The merits Of this bill. it seems,
have been freely discussed between certain
members Of this body. l presume that the
member. of the standing Committee on
Banks AND Banking have been suited
in this secret consultation, and it has prODa-
bly, been decided that it will not do to in
trust this bill to their hands. They have
probably called first the name OF Senator
Backman the chairman of that committee.
and as he perhaps manifested his OPPOSE
ton 70 the Dill that was before the General
Assembly at its last session (which was
almost ldenticalv the same as this Onci.
they have concluded that they did not want
aim on any committee that should nvcstl-
gate this matter. Then they have gone on
through tine list of Senators composing the
Committee on Banks and Banking. and
have decided. in :hi. outside consultation,
that it wOui. De better to have Il special
committee appointed for this purpose than
20 leave it I" tn. standing committee.
Again. when the Senator asked that the
cor ,titut:onal rule should be suspended in
order TO pu, the BIN on its second reading.
with a view Of reference the common
understanding WAS that it would be refer
red to the standing committce havin. charge
of matters Of that character Had the
honorable senator told the whole truth i'll
:,lis matter. had he stated that he desired
- ask for ;c creation of ~ select committee
70 consider Thu. matter, / have no doubt
that the Senate would have refused to su--
pend the constitutional rule. l submit to
the Honorable Senator that he is bound By
that general understanding to withdraw hi.
motion 70 refer this bill to i special oOn.-
mi.tcc. and allow it TO 90 to the Committee
On Bank. and Banking.
40 EE COSTISUEHt
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-01
HENRY pEYCRACD,

HENRY pEYCHAC1,
President Hope Insurance Coin2as'.
JULES TUYES.
pr,.id.u, NJ. Ori.an, Mutual Insurance Company.
P.FOURCHY.
President Merchants Mutual Insurance Company
CHARLES ROMAN.
;r..id.n. Sa.amanicr Fire Insurance 'onn9a.s'
LLOYD T. COLEMAN.
p,..d.n. Mechanic. and Traders Insurance ''ns'
''">' CHARLES BRIGGS.
P.-..d.n: Louisiana Mutual Insurance Compass.
T. GANUCHEAU.
r.esid.a: Lou i..Ana STATE Mutual Insurance Tor
2any. ,,,, ,,or,rnx
-rs,iic n. Home Mutual Insurance C'ms AS!.
HDOANE.
?resides Factors and Traders Insurance '"S
e. RyGNEi.
r...ii.n: Atlantic Insurance con'Vah".
THOMAS SLOO.
Pie. Lent Sun Mutual Insurance Coini'sl'.
;. II. OGLESBi.
:,..i.,, Commercial Insurance compan'.
THOMAS A. ADAMS.
President Cr..c-u: Mutual Insurance Co.a.h.ns.
~ MICHEL.
:.~-:d.n: G.rmania Insurance Compass
A. CHIAPELLA
President Union Insurance Company.
Ogy.,g NEW OR,KaS. BrLi.ri..
January %, 1871.
For two months pas: We have used the Barba-.s
gas in GU, ".iic. editorial, and composing rooEn>
and take pleasure in tesliyin. that 1t is giving "a
tire satisfaction. 4: affords bright. steady, sot'
l;ch. less injurious to the eyes. and much cIea~s
than any !sh, We have ever tried.
SEYMOUR, JEWELL 4 co,
ifnr and ,If.e
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-01
MISCELLANEOUS.
yuvIlE RAREsARiN GAS LlGHTlH"
CO. PA n Y. .

NV ORLIAS. January II, 1871.
We the undersgned, practical chemists. roSi"in:
in this city after having carefully and fully tested
the process, of the BARBARIN GAS LiGHl1N"
COMPANY OF LOUISIANA for making gas unoei
the patents OF Nessrs Barbarn Dupas' ana
known a. the BARBARIN GAS, do hereby oecia''
tha, there ia no possibility of any explosion IN 'a''
proccss and that the gas, in its chemical COMBINE
ton. i, cyen less dangerous than coal gas OWING 20
u. cr.,t ,ichn.ss in carbon and poverty -
hydrogen.
Signed. o., .,,,pcur NJ,
l. CRAWCOUR, NJ. p.
To Charles Cavaroc. ESQ.,. President bafo'' .
Gas Lshsn. Company OF Louisiana.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-01
~ ?. HUNT 4 CO..
MACHINERY pEFOY.
M. 49, Cravier street, New Orleaaso
Manufacturers Agents t.a
+. GAEVEE CoMPASIS CELEBRATED Nrc.uS
GINS AND LINT Frs.
ELAtE$ STEAM PCXgS
~: all kinds.

Boston Machine CnmpanNS EU..mr.: Pew: so
and Stationary Boilers: the Baxter Pvr'au: y.
yucs SchaifeI \ EUieni-rg Steam Gauges coma
Steam. Water and Gas Valves, NdrantS and Va:
Metres: SiUIt-NantS f'Tr.,ur. and Fan Blowers,
Exhaust and Dryer Fans. Besrvmau's .A1ioiNs:!x
Boiler F..i Regulator and Low Water A!ar.~
brakes. Eyav;'> and Low. Automatic AID EIau
Feed ShnS'. Machines: Clark> Linen Hos. H".-
Pipes Couplings etc; N"w York Tap and E.. Co,:..
rany's Sore" i'.a'es !"gs b!e., Reain"rs -
and unfinished Nut, ;sni Bolts; J. ". h!yt-:N
e." Saw Gunners, Cpss's and Mill Picks; S..s.
Steam Packing; T.,Monsh Mills kiVet~: the -. ,
Use.
Plantation Draining, Cotton. Iron. H's"s cork
ing ;.V.. ali kinds vi Machinery. Betting Si.a.;iaY
and Pulleys on hand. or VIII he furnished =. sort
notice, at NanUiact.rc,s' Pviccs.
ia29 81, Su NEiy
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-01
MEDICAL.

1OiIN &. ASl;EL:.. ID. ID. -,
Has returned 20 the city, and is prepared to PSF
form. without pain. all operations in Operative.
NECHAEICAE AND SURGICAL DENTISTRY.
(.iice ard residence 20 Julia street, near Camp,
~. Orl.aua vOvieiarl OCii "
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-01

GWEET QClNlNE Is A RECENT IMPROVE
~ luelt replaces the use OF the Bitter Suiphate
G,uinine with Ahic a.! are familiar. Dose for dose.
- warranted fully equal in every way to Bitter
Qusn,ne, AMI Ike il. IS the ono
GREAT, POSITIVE AND USPA LING CURB
For all diseases of ma l;,rous on
va3 AND AGUt,
EcE2MiTTESr FEVER.
CHILL FEVER
kaNMIT~rENr FEVER
BILIOUS FEVER,
DUMB AGUE
An: ~. .on. :.a:- 0: disorders folo~in. these
~lea .ec;eI.
SWEET QUININE
Is male s,.a.v from Peruvian Bark ESQ is Bitter Qui
;u.., therefore - OF vegetable origin. and not
mineral l.oi-on ht the contrary. PROV ed to be
toe elements found ~ the blood Al healthy
persona
SWEET GCINiSE
Ace Al an:.tote 20 q, wells. curer for nlaia
:,li.sIilat!G poison, the absorption ct which
b :e lungs causes intermittent 1ever5. e.c. Ihe
o.A.y ~! -xnt.s-e ella, Ned for
SWEET QIlNlNK
II. o. old Bitter QUINN. i. the entire Alb
SAG. OF ',t ttn-r persistent bitterness Whlcl,
TN. after Is an iil.TniountOie obstacle 70 lie
A.: u40st sons ans! always with Children.
SWEET QUININE
l. two foeN.- powder Tor TIE u.s.. OF PHYSICIANS
AM. dIUCy-- and 'ltid Tor t..e family and
&c; TIE genera. pubic.
STEARNS. FARR 1 CO..
mv's ManUtactn.lH, Chemists New YORK.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-01

Mr. Carter, of Cameron: rise to a point
of order. The motion is about postpone
ment, and there is nothing to postpone.
The Speaker: The Chair would state that
the report has not been disposed OF. 1t is
now before the House.
Mr. Carter: That is not the question.
The Speaker: beg the gentleA,an's par
don. That is the question. The gentleman
must give me credit that am right.
Several members of the House having had
refreshments brought within the bar
The Speaker: | will not allow, while am
Speaker of this House, to have spirtuons
liquors brought into the House. l must
maintain the dignity Of this House. il the
House will not maintain its own dignity. l
do not desire that such a thing shall be done
again. The Sergeant at Arms will remove
all spirtuous liquors beyond the bar OF the
House.
Mr.. Sartan OF Carroll. moved to adjourn.
The Char pu, the question cira roce and
at l:l5 Z. NJ declared tie House adjourned
unit. noon tomorrow.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-01
T.:>yAf. january 81, ISL.

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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-01

DCrTCREeU An EXPERIENCE
IL OF more t..an twelve wears practice in the
treatment and OF RUPTURE and HERNIA.
will guarantee more perfect relief, comfort and
curitN. and more Rapid improvement than can be
obtained OF Ally other person or appliance IN the
South without regaT,! to :le age OF the patient Or
leurth o! time afflicted Also. instruments for tAe
cure Ot every species o. human .isio.iy Oh hand
made to order.
Call address Wit; s.Anr.s 'o- r:rcn.s- o.. T.
st. &. FERRIS. Office. No 10 y. Charles street, up
staiT.. Hours from ~ A. y. 10 I ?. ". nlY3i :"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-01

ONLY FORTY MILES
From New Orleans. ten from Bay 81: Lows. nae
the town and station Of Toulmcvillc, on the 30
Orleans Mobile md Chattanooga Railroad
FIFTY LOTS.
V.n ACRES more. for MARkEY YARNS sfS
FRUIT GROWING: high and dry soil oanl on 'ia',
nn- range and perfect. h.a!'ny. Yer: D' -
..I-i, a on long time.
THREE THOUSAND ACRES.
Improved and nni,npvov.h Lands. ON thu y. s"st
and navicabe water; good tor los isunds
Sea. Island cotton to the acre, timely tinb'sea aa1
convenient to saw mills.
For lease. to = good tenant. the vieie.t are
Best stock and Market FARM
!u south Mississippi: fifty andes renee. 20
hundred enclosed pasture, good buildings ami 80
terms one ana halt mil. from Toume'I!l,', o1S
two hours ride from TIN. city and halt Aotr troNS
B.v ST Louis. Wit. without teams ON She p.s".
and privilege OF eating iUo" Ncrds eak au1 80
u: h .i:W",Ai AID PIKE.
!. =. n. CLAIBORNE.
Near TOulm~v.i.s
q: ~ N.A 10 Siirlisboi~. MIssis.:...
kODERIC SEAL,
Mississippi si:.
EnSOHS CLAIBORNE GO.
,.IS std ttW 80 t'aronGelct >tre.-.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-01
1COPy.!

", IN. un.ris: .ned. hereby declare til're ia ss
opiuion the apparatus furnished and used oy me
Barh,rin Gas lighting Company Is NOT DAN"tH
OUS, and that W. HAVE NOT lNCkkAsED aiin
= ,rES OF INSURANCE on the buildings ans
usin. said apparatus
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-02-07

-Heartrending details ofthe fearful explosion
of the steamer w. r. Arthur, on the Mississippi,
are given in tine Memphis Appeal. The captain
Harry Bralaski, was on watch up to A. NJ,
and had made his rounds before turning in,
finding all right. Halt an hour later he was
awakened by the fearful explosion, and at the
same instant was crushed, with his wife and
child, beneath the roof The flames shot up
from the wrecked boat, and 1t was only by
superhuman eXertions that he extricated him
sell, and with ON axe hewed his way through
the timber and released his dear ones. The
train east on the Little Rock road was late,
and did not arrive at Memphis Till 3 A. NJ.
While on the ferry boat, the portions OF wreck
were seen floating by, and screams Of despair
were heard from the river. The captain OF the
boat at once put out, and, guided by the cries,
picked up all the victims they could fad, and
then proceeding to the wreck saved many
more. John kate, in charge OF a fleet OF coal
boats, was reused by the cries OF agony, anu
taking a skiff, saved five men from piece OF
wreck. and proceeded up the river, picking
up all he possibly could. He found one OLD
lady that was saved by her husband, and one
young one, standing on the bank OF the river,
with nothing on but her light covering ol night
Clothes her husband having left again Tor lne
wreck 10 try to save his clothing. It's thought
that many survivors foated ashore at various
points, and are being cared for by the FARMERS,
which will reduce the terrible mortality as last
as they come TO light.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-02-07
CTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

To TEE COMMISSIONERS OF ELECTION FOB TIE
ELECTION DISTRICT OF CHARLESTON COUNTY:
Whereas, Hon. WIN. d. M1sHAw, who, at the
General Election held In October, 1870, was chosen
. member OF the Senate Of the State Of South
Carolina, for the Election District Of Charleston
County, to serve FOR the term Of four years, has
deceased; and whereas, the Constitution Of the
State OF South Carolina directs that In such case
Writ of Election shall be issued by the President
OF the Senate for the purpose Of filing the vacancy
thus occasioned, for the remainder Of the term
for which said member was elected:
Now, therefore, you and each Of you are hereby
required after due advertisement, and with strict
regard to all the provisions OF the Constitution
and laws OF said State touching your duty in such
ease, to hold an ELECTION FOB A MEMBER OF
THE SENATE OF the State OF South Carolina, for
the County Of Charleston to serve for the remain
der Of the term for which said member, Hon. W.
Il. Mishsw, was elected; the Polls to be opened at
the various places Of election, on THURSDAY, Feb
ruary 16, 1871, by the various Managers OF Elec-
ton for those places respectively, in accordance
with the provisions OF the Act OF the General A8-
ssn,bly, entitled sAn Act providing for the Gene
raj Election, and the manner Of conducting the
same approved. March 1st, 1879; and this whit,
together with your return OF the election to be
held under it, have before the Senate at its next
meeting after the election.
A. J. RANSIER, President Of Senate.
Attest: J. WOODRUFF, Clerk Of senate.
tan2S-27
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-02-07
AFFAIRS IN COLUMBIA.
E1cItem.n ia EdgeGeld - The TRIAL
Justice System.
[rRo4 DUB OWN CORRESPONDENT

[PRoA oUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.
COLUMBIA, February 5.
Both branches of the General Assembly hav-
ing adjourned till Monday, most OF, the men,
bers-at least those who were fortunate enough
to get their pay certificates cashed, (at 10 per
cent. discount, ,)-have gone to their homes.
Little of Importance has transpired s'nce Fri
day. and gossip is at low ebb.
Reports of serious disturbances. arson and
murder in Edgefeld are circulated in the
streets, but they lack confirmation Parties
who arrived this morning from Chesterheld re-
action oil the House OF Representatives, In un-
Seating the Reform delegates. The action of
General Anderson, in taking the arms from the
militia in Yorkville. and placing them IN the
sherlf's care, Is severely criticised by the Re-
publican members. of the General Assembly.
It is claimed by them that the arms are not
safe in his hands, and that the proper course
to have been pursued by the general was to
have shipped them 10 this place. This Will
probably be done.
THR COLUMBIA THEATRE.
NcKean Buchanan, whose appearance at
Janney's Hall was advertised Tor MONDAY, mas
put off his engagement 10 some future day.
His reason Is, the entire absence OF scenery
at the above named place.
THE TRIAL JUSTICE SYSTEM.
Several bills are now before the Legislature
to abolish the trial trial justice system. None
of these will pass as the force OF the trial
Justices on the floor of the House Is too great
TO be overcome. In view Of this. and to pre-
vent abuses of power, q new bill is now pre-
pairing in the attorney:general's office, which,
when completed, WAcover about ninety
pages of legal cap, iii meet all the neces-
sary requirments. It. minutely defines their
criminal and civil Jurisdiction, and lays down
o Ihode of procedure TO be followed by them.
MORE ABOUT THE sl7,5C0.
One of the investigating committee appoint
ed to examine the vouchers ior the ,Sl7 800,
drawn by the Third Congressional District
Investigating Committee, stated in the pres
ence OF your correspondent, on saturday, that
vouchers had been found showing that the
clerk OF the committee had drawn The modest
sum of $1,000 for his three months services.