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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-02-22

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FOR Ladies and Gentlemen, and more coming
It BRAINERD'S
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E.w wADswORTH & CO., as usual, hal
the best oysters by the quart or can. 1Te-st.
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egpected not far from this vicinity. but Christ.
nas and New Years are sure to come Aers. and
onverse, at No. 4, Etna Block, has IN store and
n the way from the East, fine addition of
,,ods for the Holiday trade, Z saa
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New Advertis'ts.
ID. Al. STEIN.

E. A. STEIN.
Manufacturer and Dealer In all kinds of
Upholstered goods. Wall Paper, shades, Pictures
and Picture Frames. Ware Rooms opposite
Carriage Repository, Ravenna, Ohio
Feb. 20. 1Ss2 1S2-tf.
~ EORGE BoONE'S EsrATF.-Notice is
" hereby given that the subscriber has been
appointed and qualified as Executor on the ee-
tate of George Boone, late of Portage County,
Ohio, deceased. -
Dated at Sufleld. Portage County, Ohio, this
It'll day of February, A. ID. 1872.
WILLIAM BOONE. Executor-
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Black Aipacas.
Felt skirts.

new stock of the Grand Duchess double face
Inc goods at IS and SOC per yard, 81,
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ElRvOFinE Extracts.
Full line of Flavoripg Extracts of the Yer,
be,t quality, at BRAINERp'S.
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wrappers and Drawers,

splendid fur top, Gents glove at 81 90. Chi
drens Gloves and Mittens for Christmas.
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List of Advertisements.

j. S. SMITH s. CO.
ma. Jan. 9, 1872.
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A fresh stock Best Y. H.. soysone and Gun
powder Teas at $i,50. Our Las green tea gives
splendid satisfaction. Brown Sugar at 100. Ex.
Sugar at 1sssc A. Coffee sugar at 13c, Genuine
New Orleans Molasses at SOC, Golden Syrup at
eOc, Splendid Chewing Tobacco at 75c and SIC
per pound ..te.sr rs-fei
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cassineres.

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4 new stock at reduced prices, from !, ,a5 mp.
Gloves and Mittens.

Scarfs and Nubias.
ok. Nubias from SOC to 1.s5.
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A largo stock at low prices, Heavy Motion
Cashmere just the thing to keep out the cold
and wear good. only s5c per yard. iti resl'
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new stock Hdkf Extracts, Hair OIL, Ladies
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What can DO done for your benefit, Bring along
your fresh Roll Butter, Eggs, Rags, Hickory
nuts, Oats, Poultry Sc. ~ ~,
N. CONVERSE
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A new stock Prints and splendid heavy Cling
hams at 121sc. One BaleAedvy Standard Sheet
ing at one shilling, Good Canton Flannel at 12)<
Three bales more of that good shilling batting
and better goods at l5c and s0c per pound.
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in O. C. B E A T T Z,

Youths Suits at 10 90.
Youths suits at IS 90
Youths suits at 20 U0
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-12
AlIUSENENTS.
Academy of Music.

The last night of Aimee and her French
opera boutfe troupe was in no particular
sense different from other periods Of her
engagement The audience was so large
that no vacant seats were seen; camp stools
were brought into requisition, and the
standing room was all taken. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bandmann and the regular dramatic com
pany opended with Dead or Alive" last
night to a splendid audience. This is
sensational play, and one which will bear
the closest criticism. 1t will be presented
again this evening.
st. Charles Theatre.
The t1attering testimonial to Miss Alice
Grey at the st. Charles Theatre. Sunday
evening, was splendid audience, and the
fair beneficiary was rendered extremely
happy thereby. The comedy of Much Ado
about Nothing" and the cOmedietta of the
'.Swiss SWANS were both presented with
excellent effect and much satisfaction. Last
night that popular young character come
dian, Mr.. j. K. Emmett, made his debut of
this season in the old and familiar play Of
Fritz We need only say that the PET
Torrance was just as good as ever. This
evening Fritz again.
Varieties Theatre.
Generous was the response to the an
nOuncement that an extra performance
would be given at the Varieties Theatre,
Sunday evening, for the benefit of Mr.. Lee
Lynch, the treasurer. London Assurance"
was put on in the elegant manner OF that
establishment and the entire performance
was highly complimented. 1t is pleasure
to state that the benefit was productive of
substantial results. Last evening "Rose
dale" Lester Wallack's great play, which
the patrons of the Varieties always flock to
witness, was performed, with Mr.. Lawrence
Barrett as Eliot GREY, and an admirable
cast all through. "Rosedale" this evening
also, and ''Rosedale' matinee tomorrow.
Opera House.
This evening. the opera Of Romeo and
Julette" will be produced. Thursday eve
ming. benefit of Mr.. Vallee, with the opera
of '.Guillaume Tell" and an operetta
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-12
Auction SALES THIS DAY.

I r. N. B. J. MONTGOMERY, at II A. NJ,
at Old Auction Mart, No. 81 Camp street, a
general assortment of new and second hand fur.
niture.
I DANIEL CROWLEY. Constable First Justice
Court, at u O'clock. at No. l5e Julia street,
five marble tomb stones-Mrs. Mcbride VS..
John Hagan.
I SHERIFF SACvINET, at twelve o'clock, at
the Merchants and AuctiOneers' Exchange.
one undivided fourth Of a lot Of ground on
Bienvlle street, and of lot of ground on
Marais street-Paul Laplanche VS.. Conrad H.
Offensandt one undivided sixth part of four
lots of ground on Magazine street and Bank
alley; of five lots of ground on Magazine street
and Arcade passage; Of one lot of ground on
Apollo street, and of two lots Of ground on
Banks Arcade passage-Dr. Samuel Chopin and
Dr. H. Schuppert vs. PeterC. James. At ten
o'clock, on board steamboat Katie. foot Of Canal
street, about 5000 pounds of ice. about 40 gal
Ions of milk, and about 200 pounds of pilot
bread-D. c. McCan l. Son VS.. James NJ. White.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-12

THE PEOPLES COLUMN.

Brief Communications Ptbttshed-LOn3
Ones Invariably Rgected-The Editor not
Responsible for the Sentiments Impressed
il. tie Comm unications.
A Vile SANDER.
EDITOR REPUBLICAN:
With large type headings and apt quo
tations for its purpose, the Times Of the
fourth instant prints one of the vilest and
most contemplate ISLANDERS upon the ladies
of the South, and particularly Of this city,
that ever a narrow and imported mind con-
ceived The Times declares that our wo-
men have always "indulged in the devices
of art to hide defects in personal appear
ance," but that those who adOrn our prom
enades, make glad our hearthstones are
our wives, mothers, and sisters, have much
advanced the science of false adornments."
This is untrue in every sense. Did the
Times writer ever study the history of
dress! or does he rely solely upon his
friend and informant, prominent drug
gist! If he has read it has been to little
advantage, or willfully does he pervert the
truth in the following language, applied to
our Southern ladies:
Little by little as the years pass away,
woman finds that the graces which were
once her pride, and by the means of which
she brought worshipers to her shrine, are
passing away with them. SO positively has
her love for admiration, her pride Of per-
sonal appearance, and not seldom her anlbi-
ton to rival her fellow sisters" become a
part of her nature, that it is with many a
fla II. oh, dow n1c 81.
truth that she is is indeed passing away to
bourne of old age, the tomb of faded
beauty and its withered graces. Accepting
with bitter philosophy the DEGREES of fate,
she determines, nevertheless, to defy the
march of time, and calls to her aid the re-
| sources which art has SO generously fur
| nished to meet the exigencies OF the case.
But this is not the worst. Whatever man
| ner of women those Of the Times may asso-
| ciate with know not, but if the following
description is true of them no further proof
| is needed that its writer's are rigidly ex-
Guided from the society of the ladies of the
Crescent City:
What with false hair, false eyes. false
| teeth, false cheeks, false necks, and, in fact,
| false to the end of an almost unlimited cate
| CORY, the personnel Of the woman is SO com
pleteiy disguised that Wnau one sees Is Out
| the fair shell of wOrm-eaten kernel.
have not patience to enter upon the vile
practices which the Times declares the noble
women Of the South resort to, and which
were they capable of SO doing, would but
destroy their natural charms. Suffice it tC
say that the whole is SO contemplate and
outrageous as to justify the Punishment OF
that journal from the home circles Of oul
people. CREOLE.
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PROPOSALS..
OFFICE OF THE PURCHASING CoMMls

OFFICE OF THE Purchasing CoMmlssARy op)
Subsistence, :
San Antonio, Texas. February 8, 1872. }
SEALED PROPOSALS. IN TRIPLlCATE, WITH
~ copy of this advertisement attached, VIII be re-
ceved at this Office, and at the office of the acting
Commissary OF Subsistence at each OF the posts
named herein, until twelve o'clock NJ on THURS,
DAY, April 10, 1872 for delivery at Austin klngsod
Barracks, San Antonio and Forts Bliss, brown,
Clark, COncho, DAVIS, Duncan. grimm, MclhtoSh,
McKavett, QuiHan, Richardson, ana STOCKTON,
Texas and Fort sill, indian Territory, OF sich
quantities of fresh Beef, Mutton sheep flour, Corn
Meal Beans Adamantine Candles, btcon tclear
sidesl Soap Salt aad Vinegar as may be required
by the acting Commissaries of Subsistence at those
nosfs from JIIly 1872 June go 1873, or such less
fina as the Commissary General OF Subsistence
Bids for fresh beef will state the price per pound
not hnth IN the hoof and block
Rank forms for proposals. printed conditions as
To manner of delivery, payment kind of packages
nuaIitv of stores required, etc, will be furnished
an application to the undersg ned, or the acting
Comnii ssares OF Subsistence at any of the posts
named.
COMPANY bids and be SO marked and referred 10 as
to be easily identified.
Ey order of the Department Commander
SAMUEL I. CUSHING.
Purchasing and Depo: Cormissary SUBSISTENCE.
mkR 1t
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-12

BLOWING OUr.-Saturday evening an ex'
plosion occurred in Cronan's foundry, near
the jackson railroad depot. When. the fire
was well going in the smelling furnace
loud report was heard, and something
broke, but as no one was in the immediate
vicinity, no bones were broken or lives lost.
A piece of iron was hurled cross the street
with such force that it went through a
dwelling on the opposite side of the street,
doing no further damage than tearing the
woodwork. The explosion was caused by
unknown means.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-12
Local Intelligence.

Y Nor SO BAD AS REPREsENTED.-A city
PAPER Sunday morning stumbled into a.
mares nest, and would certainly have
crushed an egg had there been one around.
Fault was found with the police for arrest
Ing two burglars and shipping them off to
. large house in Leavenworth, Kansas, they
being escaped convicts. 1t was known here
That these burglars had been engaged in
several robberies, but our detectives were
altogether unable to gather sufficient proof
70 convict them. In fact, all the proof that
existed was what the accused furnished
themselves; besides, they gave up some ar
ticles which they had stolen.
Superintendent Badger, understanding
The case thoroughly, wisely informed the
Leavenworth Penitentiary authorities that
he had the two birds, when requisition
vas sent here with an officer, and the men
we're returned to their old quarters, where
they must remain ten years or more, which,
"a any case, was preferable to holding them
FOR trial here. The journal mentioned con-
Bounds the case, queerly mixing up men
and ma tiers with an arrest of other parties.
Dur police performed good work in this in
otance, and no fault should be found with
them for that.
The following from the st. Louis Times OF
Friday refers to the men. The one spoken
Of as Sippy used the name OF Marshall
while here, and Hunt had three aliases:
The deputy warden of the Kansas peni-
tentiary at LeavenwOrth passed through
The city yesterday with two escaped CON
victs, Bill Sippy and John Hunt. The
men were arrested at New Orleans upon
fhe strength of circular sent out by the
warden Both men made desperate re-
6stance, and Sippy was bruised IN the
nelee. His injuries are serious, and may
prove fatal.
The injuries spoken of are not serious
nothing but what healthy police fist dealt
him when he escaped the detectives WHO
had captured him. While running away
from them be ran into the arms of Patrol
man Finke. who knew nothing of the case,
but, seeing an armed man flying. naturally
arrested him. Sippy made desperate
effort to shoot the officers, and afterward
threatened to kill some of them on the first
opportunity. lie says he will escape from
prison for that object alone. This is the
hind of men our detectives captured and
freed us Of.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-12
FOR ARMY fkANPOk-
TATlON,

CHEF QrAKTEKxAsrEK's OFFICK,
San Antonio, Texas. February ], 1879 :
GEALED PROPOSALS, IN TRIPLICATE, OF THE
- form furnished bv the undersigned, will be re-
ceived until IL NJ, WEDNESDAY. May l. 1872, for
the transportation of army supplies from the first
day of july 1872 to the thrtieth day of June, 1873,
on the following routes, viz:
ROUTES-Nos. One, Two Three Four Five, Six,
Seven and Eight.
Details and requirements can be obtained upon
application to the Chief Quartermaster, Military
Division of the Missouri, Chicago Illinois; the
Depot Quartermaster. ST. Louis, Missouri the
Depot Gu ,rtermaster, New Orleans, Louisiana, and
at this Office.
copy of the requirements with this advertise
NEXT, to be attached to each proposal offered.
JAMES A. EKIN,
milo l5t Chief Quartermaster.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-12

=
I'm addition to the above the Washingtons
forteited to the Lone Stars Sunday by a
core of 8 to O.
The next championship game will be
Mayed Thursday next on the Delachaise
rounds between the Lone Stars and Ath-
letics.
Lolita vs. Grasshopper.-The Lottas, for
he second time this year, punished the in
eDcts, the last time scoring % to IL.
The Morgans went away with the Capt.
pls, 49 to IL, and then mashed the Egg
ealers handsomely. The Morgans played
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people,

The Iberville NtfrS of the seventh instant,
which reached us yesterday, has this para
graph about the mails:
1t is rumored that the Kouns Brothers
have succeeded in making arrangements
with the masters of the steamers Natchez,
Katie and K. E. Lee for carrying the mails
between New Orleans and Vicksburg. Onr
citizens sincerely trust this report may be
we'll founded, and that the irregularity of
the mails. now such fruitful cause of com
plants and curses viii be a thing Of the
DaSt,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-12
POUND NOTICES.

DEPARTMENT OF POL,CE,
New Orleans March y, 1872. }
NNTAS BROUGHT TO THE SECOND DISTRICT
" Pound, corner of Orleans and Claiborne
streets
One Butchers CART.
Which, if not Claimed within FIVE days. and the
expenses thereon paid, Will be sold at pubhc
auction at said pound. SATURDAY, March
l6, 1872, at twelve o'clock III.
JAMES LEWIS.
No l20-mh12td Administrator.
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NOTICE.,

STATE OF LOUISIANA
Adiutant Generals Office. ,
New Orleans, March 6, 1872.
GENERAL ORDERS NO. 30.
LII VOUCHERS, CLAIMS AND PAY ROLLS FOR
n the Indebtedness of the State militia not sub
united to this office, in accordance with general Or
ders No. 20, dated February H. 1872, on before
the twelfth day of March 1872 will not be received
by this department or paid by the State.
By command OF the Governor.
. JAMES LONGSTREVT,
Adjutant General Louisiana State Militia
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-12
SUCCESSION NOTICES.

Succession Of Edward AuGuste Michel
No. IS .:}3l.
GECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of OrleaBs-W hereas Sulamite BENT, widow
of Edward A. Michel, has petitiOned the court
for letters of administration the estate
of the late Edward Auguste Niche, de-
ceased. intestate. Notice is hereby given to
all whom it may concern to show cause within ten
days why the prayer of the SAID petitioner should
not be granted.
By order OF the Court.
mhl2 Is i9 VI. 0. TRACY, Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-12
NOTICE..

- STATE TAX CoLLRCToR's OFFICE
Fourth District No. 689 TchOupitOulas street, :
New Orleans. La, March 8, 1872.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TIL At THE STATE
N taxes for year 1871, and licenses for year 1872.
same will save all costs by settling Immediately.
Office hours from 9 A. NJ. to 3 p. N.
mig cot " GERODIAS Collector.
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NOTICE..

OPPICK STATE TAX COLLECTOR
Third District No 9 Espanade street,
New Orieans. March 10, lSl2. }
FTNHB TAXPAYERS OF THIS DISTRICT ARE RE
Il specially requested to come forward without
delay and settle their bills of 1871 and licenses
Of 1872 thereby avoiding further trouble and de-
lay. F. E. DUMAS,
milo Dot State Tax Collector.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-12
NOTICE.

STATE TAX CoLLECfOR's OFFICE,
Second District. :
New Orleans, March 10, 1872. )
VTyHE TAXPAYERS OF THIS DISTRICT ARE RE
Il quested to come forward without delay and
settle their tax bills of 1871 and licenses for the
current year. thereby avoiding further trouble and
EXPENSE L. 4. LEMARlE, Collector,
milo lot Office No &C Bourbon street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-12

Our police arrested Mr.. w. Laresche on
information that he was about to indulge
in the pains and pleasures of duel. He
gave bonds to keep the peace.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-12
Number of
1l--A

The above al portionment is made on the fol-
lowing basis: One-half OF the aggregate vOte of
both parties in 1870 lie taken, and one delegate
allowed for each 200 votes, and extra for each
fraction exceeding 100 votes after the allowance
Of one delegate for each 200 votes
THOMAS H. KENNEDY, President.
W P RICHARDSON Secretary milo ct
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-12

TIE KSIFE.-A lively dispute between
Tom Moran and Jerome Muldoon, on Ursu-
lines. near Charities street, was finished by
the latter going to his home, corner of JEFF
ferson and Old Levee streets, to have his
vound dressed The cut IS over his left
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-12

The two-story brick building, No. 2l6
Peters street, is reported as ready and will
ing to come down of its own accord.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-12
OFFICIAL NOTICES.
CANCELLATION OF BOND.

SrArs OF LouIstAsA,
Executive Department.
New Orleans. March q lS!Z
vx1HEREAs, APPLICATION HAS BEEN MADE
w to me for the cancellation Of the omclt
bond Of Emile HOnore Sheriff in and for the parish
of P0inte Coupee to wit: bond dated December
H. 1870 in the sum of six thousand dollars signed
BY Emile Honore as principal. and NJ Basso' NJ 81 s.,
yard a. sureties, the said bond beng conditioned
for the faithful performance by the said Emne
HOnore of his duties as Sheriff Aforesaid ~
Notice is hereby given to all persons Interested
In the said bond to file their objections 70 tas
cancellation thereof IN writing in the Ohics OF tne
Secretary of State, within ninety days aUer 'eS
last publication hereof. s..
Given under my hand and the seal OF the state
this second day Of March A. D. 1872, and OF the lAe
Po Va H. c. WARMOTA.
By the Governor: .rc.,
j. W FAIRFAX. Assistant Secretary OF state.
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succession Of Mary Morand. Deceased

wife of Lawrence Gibney-Np. 35 3os
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR TIKI PARISH OF
- orleans. - Whereas. Lawrence Gibney has
ship the estate of his late wife Mary Morand.
Notice is hereby given all whom 1t may con
Germ, to show cause within ten days, why the
prayer ofthe said petitioner should not be granted
By order Of the Court
mh5 I3 H. 0. TRACY. Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-12

HAMGARI.-A lodge of this purely benevo-
lent order, composed entirely of Germans,
was out on a parade Sunday, celebrating
its twenty-ffth anniversary. The members
made a unique display, bearing German
and American flags. The festival closed
with party in Magnolia Hall.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-12

A rabid dog was killed by Corporal Ra-
mos, in Algiers, Sunday, after biting Mr..
G. StOr'yS son.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-12

Between four and five o'clock last eve
ming, a aray loaded with cotton, driven by
John johnson, and an empty wood cart,
driven by Charles Kennedy, on Magazine
street, collided, throwing the last-named
River, his cart passing over and injuring
Him badly. Johnson was arrested.
EIGHT LOAFERs.-Hotel keepers espe-
tally and other citizens in general COM
plain that their business is greatly inter
rupted by street-corner loafers or sharpers,
Who are ever ready to pounce on ignorant
atrangers, and not only mislead, but fleece
fhem. Detectives Smith and Pearson took
81 eight of the fraternity last evening,
namely: j. Keller, d. C. Hall, 10 Graves,
William Hays, J. w. Brown, A. Daughery,
VI. Barry and Charles Fuller. They toll
1pt, neither do they spin anything but
bugh yarns.
THE new recorder of births, marriages
nd deaths, Mr.. f. c. Morphy, who sue
&eeds Mr.. l.. Pessou, will retain in office
nc clerks of the latter who were with him
kur wears, the full term of his appoint
tent Mr.. Pessou, through his exertions,
lad managed to have the old law of 1919
amended in 1870, SO as to include the records
~ marriages also, thereby keeping full
.rocord of all marriages in tbs parish.
BASE BALL.-As the admirers of this game
nse somewhat interested in the closing con-
t6sts for the State championship, we append
~ f,IIowing m To the present date: