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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-14
RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE
TEXAS RAILROAD.
Chance Of Schedule.

Change OF sehed"'e'
On and after TUESDAY, October 10. 1871, Passen-
ger Trans will run follows
II A. N. Day Express, arriving at Mobile at p.
NJ, connecting with Through Trains on Mobile
and Montgomery I'D Mobile and Ohio Rail.
Ioads for all Northern and Eastern cities.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars ru. through
this train from New Orleans to Louisville
via Humboldt. without change; also from Ten
kas (Eear MObile) TO Lynehburg. via Blue Noun
tain route.
3P. N. Mobile Evening Express, arriving at Mo
bile at $3.50 p NJ. This train and the II A. NJ.
Day Express will stop at all the watering places
10 receive ard discharge passengers.
Passengers for DOnaldsOnville will take the cars
at the Canal Street passenger depot at $50 A. NJ
the steam ferry foot OF st. Joseph street, at 745
a. NJ, connecting with Passenger Train leaving the
other side Of the river arriving at DODaldsCnvile
al II NJ Returning, leave UonaldsOnville at p
NJ arriving at New Orleans At about S p. N.
Through Freight Trains daily between New Or
leans and Mobile. Freight received at foot of
GirOd street before ?. NJ delivered at Mobile early
neSt day. Through bills Of ladiug signed for all
points North, East and West at Freight Office foot
OF GiIod street.
Ticket Office corner Camp and Common streets.
WILLIAM BE DELL,
Agent.
g. ". r. BAYLEY
General Superintendent.
q. G. SANBORN,
General Ticket Agent
". J. PHELPS
Oclhly General Freight Agent.
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.OCTOR BELDEN,

DOCTOR BELDES'
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
Hss removed his residence to the corner of n
Joseph and Magazine streets. His Office remains
1t No. Is Camp street.
ONCE hours from sto 70 A NJ. and from to 4H.
=. from from 70 A. ~ ne can be consulted 81
mv20 "
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COLUMBIAN COLLEGE,
WASHINGTON n n

>, The PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT of this Co,.
lege Opens September 49, 1871 VI 'his eoI'
The COLLEGIATE DEP ARTNrv,r ~
ne ne M uTThEIXGL.U"iGAL DEPARTMENT, October p
me me f MIxi "a q PREPAYMENT, October i.
Young men wishing to enter ei,bar NJ +bs 40.
1nsnf of Tie s . be present at the commence.
). c. YELLING, President
For further information INQUIRE Nv sr1cKNEy
secretary and Treasurer 4Ae ~ '" iC IN Nc
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ECONOMY THE ROAD TO WEALTH.
aAVB YOUR OLD CLOTHES CLEANED AND THEY
WILL LAST ANOTHER SEASON.
J. Jolly.
TAILOR AND SCOURER.
Camp Street krA
Near the Magazine Market)
Suits Of every description made to order.
AUS " ~ 0A'
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nR. f. B. ALBERS,

nR. F. B. ALBERS,
RESIDENCE no. IS ERATo STREET.
Once, No. 210 Tchoupitoulas Street.
Office hours from to A. NJ, and from to sP.
NJ; and 81 Canal street, from to 3 O'Clock:
do3 "
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Ioos1uurD rson vnsf rAss.l

WHISKY lower, 9209slsc. Tobacco 1irm.
Hemp and bagging unchanged Pork steady,
&I3aI3 IS. Bacon quiet; shoulders "a. q,
&c; clear rib sasAc; clear sides sl4 sac
Lard quiet; 81 0914c.
Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL, October -, Evening.-Cotton
closed firm Sales to-day 1900 bales; 5000
Of which were for export and speculation.
Uplands 93.d. Orleans l0d. On shipboard
at Charleston or Savannah, 97sl. Yarns and
fabrics at Manchester. steady.
LONDON. October l3-Evening -Consols
92k. Bonds s2l..
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BUSINESS CARDS.


NEW ORLEANS
HOMEOPATHIC PHARMACY
2O3 Camp street, above Julia.
BOOKS, MEDICINES, and all other articles used
IN the HOMEOPATHIC PRACTICE
Tooth Brushes Dentifrices and other Toilet
Articles. no,t .os
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The demand was active, ard nearly al! was taken
that was offered OF the kind wanted The sales
included strict good ordinary to low middling at
1874 low mddhng at 1872. 1875 and 19c; strict low
mlddlng at lsc mlddDg at 49, le4s and IsI, G. ard
strict middlng at 10 Bio and 49, q.
" ne sales for the past three days ta.ldns 500 to
wednesdays report sum up $500 bales King an
aggregate for the week of f.loo against $3.50 last
week ana 1900 the week before. Weeks receipts
Io,iiz bales, embracing 1854 from other delivery
ports tof which iios from Mooe) and II G58 proper
against 8lss proper last week, and 10 4ss last wear
Recelpts proper since August 81, 324o ba,es
against ~ o. ~ last year The weeks exports com.
prise os2S bales, embracing e to Havre lo-0 70
Boston, 4o.l to New York and 5os to PLilad,l.
phia. " ""''
The Exchange reports: Market very firm" Its
quotations are advanced SC
COTTON STATEMENT,
stock on hand September ], 1871 ~ IS 80
arrived since last statement. ........ 3lo3
Arrived previously ............... Al 800. s1e
r,a :. 90 94l
Cleared previously ...............34 648-35 -18 |
Stock on hand and on slpboard not cleared ~ 922
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THO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH.
ERN RAILROAD.
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n MEHLE 4 CO..
"
CHRIS. MEHLE, B. c. STEINBACK. J. pONALDson
COMMISSION MERCHANTs
FOR fHR
SALE OF LIVE STOCK.
ial ly O''0~"''
EDWARD O,ROCRkE.

Steam Boiler Manufacturer and Blacksmith.
NOS loS ana !So Fulton and 2l3 New Levee streets
Tet"s ta a. Joseph and Julia streets. Residences
Fna 's snS SHG street Low PRESSURE Locomotive,
Juice Boxes made at shortest notice. and al nr
uono al inns establishment will be guaranteed
s4uad IN point OF workmanship and N aterial to anv
" VIC e''S VI eiso"here. je15 1y
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BREMEN.

| North German Lloyd.
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW OR.
LEANS VIA HAvRE, SOUTHAMPTON AND
| HAVANA.
k> The Steamships Of the North
6E8 German Lloyd viii resume their
| regular trips as follows
From Bremen. From Eew OrleahA
K &c 81 f;:pT Se1ssaI Is. oetooer 4;
NEW YORK November l. December ID.
RaiS S HS"sssr !; e January H.
Touching outward at HAv.e and Havana, and on
Their home trip at Havana and Southampton, to
land and receive passengers and freight
Later days Of deparsuse will be advertised hese-
after.
PRICES OF PASSAGE
From Bremen, Southampton or Havre to Havana
or New Orleans:
CABIN. ......................elo0 gold
sIhAhA"E.............. 40 gold.
From New Orleans Havana to Southampton,
Havre OF Bremen:
eAblN.......... ..........."......el50 gold
STEERAGE.. Observation-Disclosures. IS gold
From New Orleans to Havana:
CABIN.... ....................@5O currency.
Passage tickets from bremen. Southampton or
Havre TO New Orleans issued by the undersigned.
For further particulars apply to
Ed. =. STOCKMEYER CO., Agents.
jy25Iy q Union street.
THE CROMWELL LINE.
For New York Direct.
This Line 10 composed Of the Steamships
GEORGE WASHINGTON CORTRR
GEORGE CROMWELL ST LOUlA
SA The Steamship
&11R ST. LOUIS,
WHITEHEAD Commander
SUNDAY, October Is, 1t A. n.
VIII Leave her wharf, foot Of Toulouse stzeet. -
above.
fassa9e..................... 90.
Freight for Liverpool, Bremen and HAVE takan |
BY this line, and through bills Of lsdins oven aps
The same. For freight OF passage apply to
ALFRED MOULTON
suzS No. Il Carondelet stfook
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Steamship " Hewes. Lockwood, for Irt.iano.a
VIA Galveston
Brig " Il Bicfm Eckmore for Boston
Schooner Mischief pe,.ass for Ruatan Island
schooner TexaLa. Tay.ur for Belize Honduras
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North German Lloyd.
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW OR.
LEANS VIA HAvRE, SOUTHAMPTON AND
HAVANA.
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BELOW COMING UP,
IMPORTS.

! I NOB!LE-Steamship IIulson-l2 bags coffee AVID
sundres
MOBILB-Steamer Mary-Ic0 bales cotton and
q suuL-les
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3'' CoNsIaNEEs PER YELLOW AND Green
LINES, VIA CHARLOTTE. COLUMBIA AND
AUGUSTA RAILROAD, COLUMBIA. October
18.-Wardlaw & e., w. F.. Barr & Co., /,
w. d. Goodman, Abrams & Mills, A.
Harris, J. D. OR. Y. level & Co., A.
P. .Willingham, D. Mower, A. Singleton,
j. TIL, J. A. Jarrett, Quarles, p. G.
Co., Barn we'll & Co., Lorick &c L., B. F..
Griffin J.. A. Allen, G.. M. Frick. p.
Cantwell, T. NJ. Pollock, j. B. Chap
peils. J. H. Carter, J. w. Davis. NJ.
Foot. Green, w. &c Co., T. A. McConley.
l.. A. Bollinger. H. NJ. Pogg.
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GooD MEASURE AND RUNNING OvER.-Doo.
LEY's YEAST POWDER has already taken the
precedent over others, from Its we'll known
.strength and purity; but, aside from these
facts, it is put up In cans holding the full
weight as represented. which is rarely the
Hence, Dooley's Yeast Powder is the best.
purest, strongest and cheapest ever offered 10
the consumer, and every one who has used it
will readily testify to this assertion. For sale
in quantities TO suit by all good grocers.
Oct II 70
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A new indicating instrument for show
ing the velocity of flowing liquids and
for measuring the speed of ships. called
the rhysimeter. has been invented in
England. and has attracted much atten-
ton among scientific men.
(Ne,o York Leader.
The rhysimeter will be invaluable to
some of our old topers, who wish to as
certain the quantity OF mean liquor they
drink. But we should spell the word
differently y-Rye.aimeter.
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Family Groceries, &c.

E88 THE undersigned bega to in -ERTl5Ss
Mssssj form his friends and public TB &l;l
a1.11Ss.A generally that he has Just re- %lsasiLI
ceived a full stock OF
SUGARS, OOFFEEs. MOLASSEs, TEAS,
Salt. Cracsers Of all kinds-Sugar, Soda,
Lemon. Cream,
Aerated Snapps. &c, Pepper, Spices,
Gloves, Hutmegs, Mace, &c.,
Pickles Of all kinds,
100 boxes Tobacco. OF different grades.
ALSO
Whiskcys, I'randies, Kum, Gin. which arc
unaduicrated.
ALSO,
An assortment Of Wooden and Willow Ware,
consisting of
Tubs. Iron and Brass Bound Buckets,
Flour and Sugar l,nckets, .kc.,
Market and Aand Baskets,
Brooms, &c.
ALSO.
20 Kits Of Virginia Mountain Butter, oi
superior quality; all Of which will be sold lo"
down for cash ouly.
Octl7 13 JAMES e. CAAPBELL
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IMPROVEMENT IN CAAnLEsToN-AmoD the
recent improvements in Charleston is the
warehouse and builders depot OF Mr. p. P.
ToALE, the manufacturer OF Doors, Sashes
and Blindh, extending through from No. 20
Hayne street to No. SO Pinckney street, and
said to be the most extensive as we'll as most
complete establishment of the kind South of
Baltimore. I Oct 8 i A
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Independe Mt Fire Co.
MUSICAL INSTRUCTION
PIANO FORTE AGENCY.

uoA WM. h. ORCHARD. .@s@xs=zs
T&R Professor Of Music, 9F5 - sf}
Nh 1having determined stora ra,i: tot e !!
pared lake pupils on the Piano, Organ
and Guitar; also, in Vocal Music. Having for
over THIRTY YEARS had ohsrge OF the Musical
Departments in tho first Female Colleges
and Schools of the State, lac doems it unnc.
ceseary to make any other reference to his
qualifications as Teacher.
Tho arrangements he has made with seve-
raj Of the most celebrated Piano akers, will
enable him to offer Instruments OF tho very
first class at prices tina. defy competition.
Specimen Pianos daily expected. Those in
want Of Instruments superior to any ever
offered for -ale in this market. will do we'll to
examine before purchasing elsewhere.
PIANO FORrES, MELODEONS, &c,
Tuned and repaired in the MOST PERFECT
MANSHR and on reasonable terms.
RichIand streets. or ut the bookstore of
MessrH. Duffie & Chapman. Oct II
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nov WORTH h-onls:ths paper upon wbio6

now worth -onlS the paper upon whic6
they are written.
Now. for the circumstances connected
with this tyran nioal assumption Of power
on the part of:the City Council. The
circumstances connected with any trans
action show its dnimuS- throw light upon
its character. Now, as to the oircum.
stances actually connected with this
famous bond matter, we ask if they do
not show conscious wrong-doing? There
are some mem of whom it is sai,l that
they love darknoss rather than light, be-
cause their deeds are evil. Why, we
ask. did Council order the suppression
of it's proceedings with reference to go
important a transaction as the issue of
city bonds to the amount of $3.50, 600?
Forty days after the issue Of these bonds
the matter was kept secret, and this
journal then announced the fact and
drew confession from one OF the high
contracting parties-Dr. J. Il. Neaglel
What, now, do we next hear Of these
bonds? Now, we have reason to believe
that. acting upon legal opinion, neither
the Carolina National Bank nor the Cen
trail National Bank felt authorized to ac-
cept the new bonds as collaterals upon
loan to the city. The Council seemed
now in dilemma. But it appears that
their Chairman of Ways and Means"
was equal to the emergency. He goes to
Dr.. Neagle. and, as it is alleged, without
the knowledge at least of Mayor Alexan-
der and Alderman Wallace, he makes
that remarkable arrangement, which
Council has since repudiated, and which
immortalizes Alderman Wigg as a finan-
oier Of the frst order. But the question
will be asked, why does sharp business
man, suoh as we all admit DR.. Neagle to
be, accept as good security these bonds?
We answer, first, because of the easy
terms upon which they came into his
hands, and secondly, because if the
bonds should turn out to have been ille-
gally issued DR.. Neagle and his confede-
rates no doubt reckoned upon The State As
sena6ly curing all defects. And hero we
think we have compressed the whole
matter in o nutshell, as respects tile
action OF the City Council under autho-
rity which they must have known to
have been exceedingly questionable.
DR.. Neagle and the majority Of the
City Council Of the ring upon
the State Legislature curing all defeota
in this bond issuance. At this time, all
we have to say upon the subject, is that
we hope that they will be found to have
reckoned without their hosts. We have
no high opinion of :ne General Assem-
bly, of South Carolina; but we have
this impression, that said Assembly will
hardly carry out such an infamous
scheme as the one suggested. So much
for this bond matter for the present.
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! There are twenty-eight grave-stones in
the Laramie Cemetery, and on nineteen
OF these the epitaph is simply "killed."
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The Grand Division Of Sons of Tenn.
perance Of South Carolina.

NHHE annual session OF this body will be
held in Columbia, q. c., on WEDNESDAY,
18th instant. at Z O'Clock P. H., in Temper.
ance Hall. Tho several railroads will return
OF the Grand Scribe. Representatives will
please report to tho Committee OF Columbia
Division, at the Hall, on their arrival.
THOMAS J. LAMOTTE,
Oct ~ Wetu3 Grand Scribe.
:, aS-Charleston Courier insert Saturday and
Iut.dav. md eoi:d bill! to Grand Scribe.
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PAYING PoIrr1cs. The residence of
Senator @. P. Leslie in South Carolina
must have been both profitable and plea
SAINT. Only two or three weeks ago, he
boug ut valuable piece of real estate in
New York. and now we have the report
in the New York Sun of another interest
ing transaction of the same sort. The
Sun says:
We yesterday received information
from Y. L. Stevenson e. Son that :hey
had sold at private sale for Francis w.
Worth, four lots, 100 feet square, on the
Northwest corner OF the Grand Boule-
ward and Eightieth street, for $50, ,OOO
The property was taken by Mr.. Leslie,
OF South Carolina. These lots we're
bought in June last by Mr.. Worth for
$6O, 1000, subject to the Riverside Park
assessment Of 1900, and the most sin
gular feature of the transaction is that ia
the face Of recent offer of $4,000,
made by John McClave, which was re-
Jeoted, Mr.. Worth should dispose of his
property at 80 great sacrifice.
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The Cincinnati Commercial tells the
Now York Times that it's Tammany
.iaurels" are .withering in it's defence Of
the custom house shoddy ring
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OFFICIAL RAFFLE NUMBERS Char:est on Chari.
table Association. for benefit Free School fund: !:
RArfLE CLASS No. 1T 7-Morning-O October 16.
Is 3-24-13-40-45- -Gl-G9.84-6 40
Witness my hand, at Columbia. this 10th day
OF October, 1871. FEM PECK,
Oct II Sworn Commissioner.
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The Georgia Home Insurance Co.
OF COLUMBUS, GA.


1uoorPOTdteU lo0o
Capital and Aseots 1894 $50 55
Untouched by the Chicago and other disas.
tcrs, continues to furnish indemnity against
loss by fire on all insurable property, at ade-
Quate rates.
RHODES BROWNE, President
d. F. WILCOX, Secretary.
ns- Applications received and policies is
sued by II. E. NICHOLS u CO., Agents.
Oct II tnf9
OFFICIAL. ~
Home Insurance Company.
Cash assets. October l, 1871 -. "a ,723, ,20G so
Losses at Chicago will not exceed 1000, ,00O 90
Leaving cash assets, October IL.
1871. 81, ,723, ,206 so
A0tosscs 'cW De promptly paid. and policies
issued as usual. CHAS. J. MARTIN,
President
j. II. WAsHBuRN, Secretary.
New York. Octuber IL. 1871"
S.L. LEAPHART, Agent,
Oct II Columbia, s. Q.
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OFFICE s. @. LuNAr1o ASYLUM,

COLUMBIA, 8. O., October 16, 1871.
Whereas the Board of Regents, in
making their annual examination of the
buildings of this institution, have seen
with deep regret the tardy manner in
which the construction of the new wing
to the male department of the Asylum is
being carried on by the contractor; and
whereas it is absolutely essential to the
we'll being Of the institution. and for the
comfort OF the inmates. that the said
building should be speedily completed.
Therefore. be it
Resolued. by this Board, That Mr.. Jas.
NJ. Allen, the contractor for the erection
OF said wing. be respectfully requested
to place sufficient force upon the build
ing at once. to secure its speedy compile
ton, and thereby enable the Superin-
tendent to add to the comfort Of the un-
fortunate people entrusted to his care.
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LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
r. m Tov;- yro.sok

list OF NEW AnVERT1SEMENTB.
l.. T. Levin-Variety Sales.
DR.. j. r. Solomon-Dentistry
II. Z. Nichols & 90. Fire Insurance.
Meeting Independent Fire Company.
S. l.. Leaphal alt-Fire Insurance.
w. Il. Orchard-Musical Instruction.
j. S. Campbell-Groceries.
Capital Building and Loan Associn'n.
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Martins Slicing Sub.Soiler and Dee,
Tlller PloW.

HHHE undersigned having purchased tho
soil the above pillow, the best and cheapest yot
introduced, desires a reliable Agent at overy
County Court House In tho State
Oct 10 EDWARD HOPE
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SUPREME CoJET DEo1sIoK-Cc,ober
l6.-Ann NJ. Creighton vs James r.
Pringle, ct al Decretal order already
filed. Opinion by Wright, a. j.
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BEFORE UNITED STATES CoMM1ss1oNER
BoozER. Chalmers Butler was, yester-
day morning, brought before Commis.
sioner Boozer, by Deputy Marshal
Butler, charged with conspiracy against
the rights of q citizen. He was bailed
in the sum OF $4,000, to appear at the
November term Of the United States
Circuit Court. i.tEe.i
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%
6. In 1866, the city of Columbia was
authorized to issue oity bonds or stock,
to an amount not exceeding $3.50, 900,
for funding past due bonds and bonds
sOhicA may fall due. It is plain that,
under this Aot. the City Council had no
right to proceed as they did proceed on
August 81, 1871.
We have thus reoited the only Acts
under which the City Council could de-
rive any authority to make the outrage
ous issue OF August 81. 1871. But we
go farther. Even admitting that under
the Acts of 1866, 1866 and 1866. the
City Council Of Columbia could now
issue seven per cent. bonds to the
amount of $3.50, 900. and apply the pro-
ceeds ns those Acts directed, it 10 matter
Of fact that The sum lin bonds) Of $40, 900
only remains lundrawn or unused. The
books OF the CITY show this. How, then.
could the City Council, on August 21,
1871, undertake to issue city bonds TO
the extent of $25O.oo0a They had no
right 80 to do. We go farther. We be-
ieve, from all the attendant circum.
stances; that the City Council knew that
they were doing On illegal aot This,
then, follows-that the majority Of the
Oily Council, on August 81, 1871, aeAen
they decreed the issue Of $3.50. 900 sepe:, PEI.
cent. BONDS, acre neither more nor less Man
body sof outla,os. They were acting
outside Of law-the majority knew it,
their act was illegal, and their bonds are
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1871-07-06

The two Senatorial bodies met
each other at the State University
Commencement in Iowa City on
Wednesday last. Under the head of
"mystery" a correspondent on the
spot writes to the Davenport Ga
zette: yesterday afternoon Senator
Harlan and Mr.. Allison went apart
from the crowd, in the Clinton house
reading-room. and for an hour held
an earnest conversation, but in so
low tone that 40 one of the fellows
who took pains to side along up side
of them could hear a word that was
said. They both arose smiling, went
out, and announced to the landlord
that they must take the first train east,
and-away they went together, leav-
ing the politicians in wondering
talkativeness over the possible top
les of their conversation, and what
took them off together"
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CHEEKY.

Republicans pronounced "cheeky'
the action of the Democratic party
in stealing the old clothes Of our
party and parading them as a new
suit, but what will they think of the
following brazen effusion from the
brassiest Democratic editor in Iowa,
Il. o. WALKER of the Bloomfield
Democrat. = hose "cheek" would
cover au honest mans whole body.
Read:
ut will be seen that the Republ can
platform is. in many of its features lien
teal with the Democratic platform. Why
this is SO, can tc readily inferred when
one comes TO consider that the Republicans
had the advantage of a weeks study of
our platform before they molGed their
own, and knowing that the Democracy
had placed themselves right upon the main
issues they stole Democratic thunder with
which to delude the people, thus comics.
sing that the Democrats were right"
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The Republicans of the Nortl

The Republicans of the North part
of the State cried "Locality," before
the State Convention, and by a
streak of luck all the candidates
were nominated north of the centre :;
and now they are crying because
they have SO much, for says the
Marshall Times, eve are stopped
from putting in our bill Of rights"
dc. ION the locality claim, and goes
on to say their "locality" has re-
bounded" and Senator Harland (who
recognizes the name? is likely
to reap the benefit. We sincere
ly hope that the Republicans
of Iowa are not so far gone as to
nominate any man for any office, on
account of his location, unless he is
every way the equal of all compel
ors.