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NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN,, SATURDAY, JANUARY q, 1871.
structed by the President to 60 for absent

structed by the President to 60 for absen
members.
A quorum having convened, the Senat'
proceeded to consider the
SPECIAL ORDER OF THE DAY.
Senate bill No. 40, to be entitled an act t.
apportion the State into Senatorial Dis
tricts, and to fix the number of Representa-
tives to be elected from said parish ant
Representative Districts in the Sta.e, anl
designating in what Districts Senators ar.
to be elected. where there has been a change
in the Senatorial Districts, and repeating
all other laws on the subject.
Mr.. Hunsaker offered q substitute to the
entire bill, to be entitled an act to apportiOr
the State into Senatorial Districts, and to
elected from said parish and Representative
Districts in the State, and designating in
what Districts Senators are to be elected,
where there has been a change in the Sena-
torial Districts, and repeating all other lave
on the subject.
Mr.. Blackman moved that the substitute
be ordered printed.
MIR. Fish moved TO amend the motion by
including in the order to prin: q statement
of the United States census returns for
the State, for 1870.
Amendment accepted.
Mr.. Ray moved to table the mo.icr 20
print.
On a call of the yeas and Gays the motion
to print was tabled by the following vote:
Yeas: Anderson. Antoine. Barber. Butler.
Campbell. Gallup. Harris, Hunsaker, lngrar
ham, jerks. Lewis, Lynch, McMillen, No
land. O,Hara. Pinchback. Raglan. Ray,
Smith. Swords, Sypher. Todd. Iw;tchell,
Wilcox-2s.
Nays: Blackmar. Bowman, COPELAND,
Fish, Futch, Herwig. Pierce. Tholupson-S.
Mr.. Ray moved 20 adopt the substitute as
a whole.
Mr.. Pinchback moved to amend bv taxing
up the substitute item by item.
Mr.. Futch moved to postpone The ,on..d-
GRAFTON Of the substitute.
Mr.. Hunsaker moved to lay the notion %
postpone Oh the table.
On u call of the yeas and nays. tie no.
ton to postpone was tabled 10y the fellow
ing vote:
Yeas: Anderson. Antoine. Barber, Harris,
Hunsaker, lngraham, jerks. Kelso, Lewis,
Lynch, McMillen, holland, O1Hara. Raglan. |
hay. Smith, Swords. Thompson. T~witchell. !
Todd, Whitnev-2l.
Nays: Biackman. Bowman, Butler. Camp |
Dell, COPELAND. Fish. sFutch. Gallup, Her |
Wig. Pierce, Pinehback, Sypher-l2.
Mr.. Pierce moved to adjourn, which the |
refused on a division, by tic follow
ne vote: II yeas. is nays.
The question then recurring upon the
notion of Mr.. Pinchback 70 take 40 the |
ubstitute item by item, it was adopted.
The first subdivision Of the trst section
f the substitute was then read, when, on
notion OF Mr.. Black,nan. .ie Senate al
The President then announced that the
enatc stood adjourned until Friday. the
wentieth instant. at twelve o'clock :.
CHARLES II. MERRITT.
Secretary Of the Scra-e.
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Phl!lp WaubraN vs.. 4. ChcvnIier-Th;r,,
Justice Court Tor tie parish Of Orleans w
RY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FIERI r,c..S ~
- directed by the Honorable John p Non.arat
dnlu justice OK the Peace III and for the PARISH o.
orleans, ! viii proceed to sell, on WFDSTSDAy
January 81, 1871. at y ~. at nv WARRIORS "
D.. bienvii.e street. the following described u.or1.
One new BALLOON. TACKLE AND ,pp.pr.
Seized in the above suit. me-
lerins-lhls being the second and las. anc.;o,
~ sain property viii be definitely adirdi Ca.ad =,
me highest and last bidder, for w},af y ~ -
uilhS,a d, t"slFe months credit. the purchaser .iIr-
n'shiHs oohd with good and solvent security. haar-
until final payment. ~ rom -a'e
sad purchaser shall have to deduct ard nov
III cash the printing and Clerks fees and L.artir",
amounting altogether to he sum of Slca -
thercabOuts. WJIIT.W Er,o ~ CI
JaEVE'H Constable Third Justjce Cow
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RAILROADS.
ORLEANS, MOBILE

NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE
CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD COMPANY.
SPECIAL NOTICE TO SHIPPERS OF FREIGBT.
On and after January 10. 1871, through biAs OF
iadlng will be signed from New Orleans via this
road to Meridian, GAINESVILLE, and stations OF Cams
Vile Branch, and all points on the Mobile and Otlo
railroad to Chattanooga and the following inter-.
mediate points: Wetumpka, Ca!era. Randolph,
MontevalIo.C 0lumbiana, Wilsonville, Childersburg.
Alpine, TalladeSa, Munf0rd, Oxford. Jacksonville,
ton. For Knoxville, Cleveland, New Market, Messy
Creek, Talbot, MOrristown, Russellvi!le, Whites
burg, Rogersville junction, Midway, GYeenv1Le,
Hendersons, Jonesboro. Fullers. Limestone Teiorde.
JChnsons, Carriers. Union, Bristol, Lynchblug, etc.
MONTGOMERY N PENSACOLA.
To all points in Georgia, viz: West Point. ColLm.
bus, Macon. Fort Valley, Savannah, augusta.
In south Carolina: To Columbia, Camden. Charles.
:on, etc.
TO SELMA AND ALL LANDINGS ON ALABAMA
RIVER.
Shippers should bearin mind
NO TRANSFER
IS MADE OF GOODS " HERE AID
MOBILE BY THIS LINE,
Rates Are as Low as by Any Other Roa.e
All through bills lading must be signed either at
the the trEs 14;h5l Depot P%i. foot Of Julia street s,. or the Gen.
p. NJ. OF the same day. If bills OF Iad.nng are
not 30 presented, cOnsignments will net be for.
Harded until the following day. or until bills OF
All goods must be clearly marked witt The rame
c~onsignee and destination.
J. X. %KRNDRICK.
General SuperintepGeD
WILLIAM J.. PHELPS.
jali General Freight Agent.
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Ed. Thompson vs.. h.. II. Warner and
William l.. StantoId-Firs Justice COur.. pa
ish Of Orleans. No. 68k7.
D. VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FIERY Pa.
II cias, to me directed by the Hon. II. N.
Dibble. First Justice of the Peace in and for The
parish OF Orleans. will proceed to sell. at public
auction, at No. 81 Dryades street. on TUESDAY.
January 81. 1871, at twelve o'clock NJ, the follow.
ing described property, to wat
Union and Gravitr streets. First District.
Seized i'll the above entitled suit.
Terms-Cash on :he spot in United State. ..eas.
Iry notes. ME
JAIL 25 81 Cons.,b,.
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CONSTABLE'S SALES.

JOHN Breen vs.. Thomas L~evison-Fir.t
Justice Court for the parish OF Orleans, No.
1922,
t(f VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FIERI FACIAS TO
II me directed by the Honorable II. NJ, E;hbIe.
First Justice of the Peace in and for the parish @.
Orleans. l will proceed to sell at public auction AZ
my warehouse, No. 1879 Julia street. on SATURDAY.
January 81, 1871, at twelve o'clock Nj
ONE o OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. ss u.
inventory on file at my office.
Seized i'll the above suit.
Terms-Cash on The spot in United STATE. yeas,
ury notes.
DANIEL CROWLEY.
IalO Is II Constable First Justice Court.
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Yetv 0rleans &epnhliean,
OFFICIAL JOURNAL Of the UNITED STATES
-~
JFFlCIAl JOURNAL Of NEW ORLEANS
OF Il
PROCEEDINGS OF THE SENATE
FIR s II S T. S S u
SECOND GENERAL ASSEMBLY

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
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PASSENGERS GOING EAST.
VIA LOUISVILLE Oh CAIRO,
Should purchase Tickets BY the
ERIE AND ATLANTIC AND GREAT
WESTERN RAILWAY.
FORMING the best and most comfortable Line tn
Ne"iiork, Boston and Northern and Atlantic cities
WIN magnificent Palace Combined Day and
eisht Coaches. through to New York without
Two Lightning Express Trains Dai,v.
ms is the only Line from Cincinnati to New
dork under" one management; the oulv Line from
tlhehliatl TO New York without break OF CANOE.
He only Lane whose trains run through 70 Nav
Iork without change; the only Line running
coaches through without using COMPROMISE wheeled:
ne only Lane running Palace Broad Gauge Coaches
IL you desire prompt time and certain counec-
IONS hnest scenery on the Continent, most com
iofIahie cars in the world, most magnificent d;nine
l.ai;S ana ainsie.time for meals, and the safest, beat
ana most comfortable route, go to New York By
Ire and Atlantic and Grent XYesteyp
Railway.
.a'hsls by ms Line for sale at all tickets Offices
through the South.
WILLIAM r. BARR,
ueherai Passenger Agent. New York.
W. B.. SHATTUC,
je2 ly 0"~
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OFFICIAL JOURNAL
OF TFE
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
SECOND GENERAL ASSEMBLY
o. .HE
STATE OF LOUISIANA
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Philip Naubray VS.. 4. CbcyaIier-Tr;-
Justice Court 'or tie parish of Orleans No

WILLIAM WEEEN
Jas l9S constable Of Third Justic. C,--
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journment. upor which Messrs. kenner. of
Orleans, and Sar:a;r. Of Carroll, demanded
The yeas and nays. which resulted ns fol-
lows:
Yeas: Abel. Baker, Barker, Be!ot. Butler.
Carter, Darby, Davis. Delnas. Devices.
Durio. Ellis. Faulkner, Huston, Marvin.
Matthews, MoncuIe. png. Pond, Stanton.
Stinson, Thompson. Tureaud, Verrett,
Waters. f. Williams, Wilson, Worrall-29.
Nays: Barrett, Barrow, Bentley, B;ckham.
Blunt, Bowen, Brewster. Broussard. Brown,
Bryan, Buchanan. Buckingham. Chacherc.
Crawford. Darin.burg, Floyd. Fontelieu,
Gaddis, Gardner. Garstkamp. =. Harper.
". Harper. Hampstead. johnson. Kearson.
kenner, killen, Kinsella. Llambias. II. Lott,
j. Il. Lott, Lynch, Mahoney. McCarty,
Mcfarland, Meadows, Moore. Morphy.
Murray, Oplatek. Otto. Ovc:ton. Quinn.
kaby. Riley. ~Ringgold, Sartain, Schu-
macher. Souer, Stamps, Stevens. Tatman.
T%ounoil, Cllman, Wands, Washington. of
assumption. Washington. OF Concordia.
II. Williams, Iorke, Young-GG.
SO the motion 70 adjourn was lost.
House bill No. Il. an act to provide for a
geological and meteorological survey Of the
State of Louisiana. was put upon its first
reading.
The constitutional rules having been sus-
pended, the bill underwent lis second read
ing, and was referred to the Committee on
ParOchial Affairs.
House bill No. -, an act for the relief of
Clarke II. Remick, tax collector in and for
the parish of Nermilion, was read.
Under Il suspension Of the constitutional
rule, the bill was placed upon its second
reading, and referred to the Committee on
Claims.
MESSAGE R o. THE GOVERNOR.
The following message was read, and
four hundred and fifty copies each Of the
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The Political Refugees.

The Radical press crow over the fact that
large number OF persons have fed from
their homes, in the upper counties OF South
Carolina, since the suspension by General
Grant OF the writ Of habeas corpus. Their
flight is construed as confession Of crime;
while, in sober truth, it only means that they
are anxious to avoid an arrest without
cause, and a conviction without proof Of
guilt. The courthouses in the upper coun-
ties are thropged with idling vagabonds who
have been supported by the Radical politi-
clans, and are row the paid spies OF the
Government. As witnesses they can earn
two dollars day, and no questions asked.
No tale is too wildly absurd to be believed.
The best men Of the country are arrested,
and subjected to nameless indignities, upon
the bare affidavit OF greedy or malicious
negro. There is no redress. For the un-
fortunate who is thrown in Jail, there is no
hope of escape. And they who are pure;t in
life and character run the most risk, because
the Government officials desire to make
examples" of those whom the people trust
and respect. Il is not surprising then that
hundreds OF men, conscious of their inno-
cence, should abandon their hearths and
seek safety in other States.
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dated condition, and though its splendid pal
aces and parks are but the shadows OF their
former selves; and everything is being done
to entjce strangers to the hospitable banks OF
The Seine for the coming season. For faris
needs money, and money she must and Will
have from her former patrons Of England and
America. To this end she is eXertlng hersel
to appear again in the old-time, radiant saro'
and to dazzle and amuse, as formerly, her IN
Vulnerable visitors; the work of competing
the Grand Opera has begun again, and great
number of workmen are busy clearing out Inc
ground floor; the FIRST veslibue and LOBBY are
finished, with the exception Of four groups
or celebrated musicians, and the interior anu
ovtorior norlicos. remarkable for their orii-
liant ornamentation. are also compleleui tne
rnins are still worth visit; the fete OF 81.
cloud has begun; workmen are busy repairing
tho palace of The Legion of Honor, the Palals
ROYAL and the Tuieries; the Prussians have
e1acutel the environs OF the city; the theatres
contend with each other to please and divert
the public; roulette and rouge ct notr, after the
most approved style of gambling in
Nice, Monaco, Baden and Ems, are to be
licensed at the Palais d'Industrie; the races at
Longchamps come in for their share Of public
attention; and, in word, the Parisans seem
as determined as ever, like Figaro, to laugh
ct everything Immediately, for fear OF being
obliged TO weep"
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Gostetter's 6 Biitfrs.

~ THE MEANS OF ESCAPE THE
fall has many perils for the weak and feeble, and
It's sudden atmospheric changes are trying to the
constitutions OF ev;n the robust. The chilling
temperature Of the nights, as compared With the
almost summer warmth OF the days, necessarily
exercises an unhealthy influence on all who are
exposed to it. Hence dysentery, diarrhea, IN.
termittent fevers, bilious attacks and derange-
ments o. all the secre tions, are common ut this
season. The true way TO escape them is TO meet
the causes with protective and invigorating
medicine. HosTETTER'S STOMACH BlTTERS
are designed for this eXIgency. This powerful
vegetable specific relieves the system OF all acid
humors, purides The fluids, tones the secre'iye
organs, promotes healthy evapol alton through
the pores increases the activity OF the digestive
functions, cheers the spirits, and regulates the
bowels. To do this is TO make the whole body
vigorous, and render 1t proof against the vicissi
tudes of t: t:mperature and against malaria. A
course OF the great tonic and Alternative is there
fore in all cases advisable as preventive at this
season. II, on the other hand, be. mischief Is al
ready DONE and intermittent OF remittent fever
is actua ly present, or the liver, bowels, or stom
ach dlsordered, there no medicine so certain 10
effect quick and Thorough cure as this harmless
and agreeable preparation. oct2l.s,uth3D&c
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I all acknowledgements

to the last man, against all disfranchisements
and for universal amnesty; they are opposed
TO this Ku-Klux legislation; against the sus-
pensien of the writ OF habedS corpus, ana, IN IN
my Judgment, If the Democratic party Will
now, instead of the adoption of any new de-
parture," put forward man as the candidate
forward by others, who is sound upon these
principles, he will receive the support OF the
entire German vote in the United States. mum
bering, as have been informed, from 100000
to 500, 900 men,
And Senator Blair is not discouraged. To
his VIEW the future does not look gloomy,
"even under the losses We have suffered this
"summer and autumn" The right man
and the right platform will give the Demo-
Gratis the victory.
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Current Literature.

THE DIAMOND on TIE HEARTH-A Novel. BY
Marian James, author OF Ethel. New YorK
| D. Appleton Co. 1871.
This is a simple and rather commonplace
novel, which calls ior no extended criticism
At least, it has the merit OF being free from
the rawlings and rhapsodies in which SO many
writer's like to indulge.
For sale at Holiness Book House. Price
fifty cents.
JOURNAL OF RESEARCHES into the Nalura! hls
tory and Geology of the Countries visited
during the voyage Of H. NJ. S. Beagle
round the World. By Charles Darwin,
author OF Origin and Species. New York
D. Appleton & Co. 1871.
MIR. Darwin's voyage round the world In The
brig Beagle began in 1881 and lasted nearly
FIVE years, during which time the distinguish
ed naturalist visited the Cape de Verd Islands,
Rio de Janeiro, Montevideo, Buenos Ayree,
Santa Fe, Terra del Fuego. Valparaiso, Chill,
Tahiti, Australia and the Mauritius. The OBJ
ject of the expedition was TO complete the
survey of Patagonia and TERRA del Fuego, 10
survey the shores of Chill, Peru, and OF some
islands in the Pacific, and TO carry chain Of
chronometrical measurements around the
world. Mr.. Darwin is an easy and exact
writer, and this volume contains, In the form
of journal, history Of the voyage, and a
sketch of those observations in natural history
and geology which he thought would possess
some interest for the general reader. The
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descriptions, and is printed after the revised
London edition. published under the authors
direction in 1860. We have seldom met with
o more attractive work Of the kind.
For sale at Holiness Book House. Cloth,
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The fifth volume Of the series contains Our
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Uatrhes, Jemelrp, &r.
wv A 1T HAM Wat G q E S!
81 PLATE, 1s AND 20 SIZES.

These are the best WATCHES made In this coun.
try, and are made with and without Stem Wind.
ing Attachment.
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ed anywhere at their respective prices.
The cases are all OF the newest patterns. and
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and our prices, all things considered, are the low
est in the city.
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d NKIN HOU s E
HENRY CLEWS d CO.,
No. SO WALL STREET, NEW YORK.
Letters OF Credit for Travellers, also CONNER
c.sl Credits Issued available Throughout the world
Bills Of Exchange on The Imperial Bank OF Lon
don, National Bank OF Scotland, Provincial Bank
OF Ireland, and all their branches.
Drafts and Teegraphic Transfers on Europe
San Francisco, the West Indies, ard al parts Of
the United States.
Deposit accounts received In either Currency or
Coin, subject to check at sight, which pass through
the Clearing House as II drawn upon any city
bank; four per cent interest allowed on ali daily
balances; Certificates Of Deposit issued; Notes,
Drafts and Coupons collected; advances made on
approved collaterals and against merchandise
consigned to our care.
Orders executed for Investment Securities and
Railroad Iron.
CLEwS, HABICHT Il CO.,
No. II Old Broad street. London.
aug2l-3mos
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HOME NSURANCE COMPANY,
No. 1876 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.

This Company had, and Still has, an Agency In
Chicago, and is now paying its losses there as
promptly as the same can be adjusted. When
these are all paid, the HOMES assets will exceed
those Of any other New York Company.
Furthermore, the Board Of Directors has unani.
mously resolved to call upon the Stockholders at
the earliest practicable moment for enough addi-
tional Capital to restore i,s ASSETS TO NEARLY
81 900, 900 AFTER EVERY CHICAGO CLAIM IS
FULLY SATISFIED. Will this not furnish ample
indemnity to all seeking insurance, and Is not
that Company entitled 10 the fullest confidence
and support which thus like THE H0ME.n
stands In the breach and fully protects many
sufferers ia the Chicago calamity, instead Of
boasting that 1t has no share in such disaster9
Misrepresentation Of the Company are in cir.
culaton by interested parties, out ANY STATE
MENTS REFLECTING UPON THE SOLVENCY
OF THE HOME ARE WHOLLY UNTRUE.
Your business Is respectfully solicited. :
CHAS. ]. MARTIN, President
J. q. WAsHBURN, Secretary.
New York, 18th october, 1871.
HUTsON LEE, Agent,
oct26-2 No. SO Broad street.
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AGO FIR E .

CH g q ! Il.
Cash Assets Of the Company, over. 900 Gold
Assets in the United States in the
hands OF American Directors
Stockholders. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS." s3,3Oo,ooo
Shareholders personally responsible for the en-.
gagements Of the Company.
The losses by the Chicago Fire little under
TWO AND A RALF MILLION DOLLARS. The
Directors 10 New York are requested by the Home
Board to draw upon London for the whole loss,
and not disturb the American investments.
All losses Will be paid In Chicago at sight, and
without discount.
This Company has subscribed TEN THOUSAND
DOLLARS to the relief fund.
We call attention tu the specially large reserve
held in this country, which was more than ample,
in itself, to meet its loss by this calamisous re.
ONCE OF the South Carolina General Agency
Company,s Building, No. 10 Broad street.
Local Board OF Directors, Charleston. 8. Ca.
8. Johnston, Chairman; James R. Pringle WI.
Magrath, L. D. DeSaussure, H. a. DeLeon.
C. T. L0wNDES,
oct25-2 General Agent for SO. Ca.
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NJ 0 T I G E

n o T I G E:
The undersigned is pleased to be able to inform
his numerous patrons, and the pubic genefany'
that he has Just returned from an extended busi'
ness tour North, where he has worked hard anc
used his experience and money to great adVan'
tsge in buying up at low figures,
AN IMMENSE STOCK OF GOODS,
comprising well selected and extensive assort-
ment Of GROCERIES, Crockery, French China
Glassware, House Furnishing Hardware, TaolS
Cutlery, Woodenware, Baskets and q general as-
sortment OF Willowware Wooden and Porcelain
Toys, Stone and Earthenware, besides an inter-
minabe list Of small articles Indispensable ID
every household. These Goods are now bling re-
cetyed from every Steamer and sailing vessel ar.
rIylng at this port.
he would also state that ON SATURDAY, the
Goth OF September he will open for business teas
large and splendid
STORE No. 100 KING STREET, OPPOSITE
BEREsFoRD STREET,
with Stock that will be constantly increasing
until about the 18th OF October, by which time No
expects to have received and arranged the en'ire
Stock bought The business at the Old Stand,
No. ass KING STREET,
will be conducted with the same assoftmen'' AL"
similar prices maintained.
sr Look out for future advertisements; put
call and see us as soon as convenient.
Resnectfully, JOHN ". LINLEY,
,n,,a, Nos. 100 and 1888 King street.
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BOARDING. "A FEW GENTLEMEN
ID can be accomm odsted with good board
and pleasant rooms, on moderate terms. by ap.
plying at No. II wentworth street. DAY BOARD.
ING also furnished. mayl6