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The Lincoln County herald., 1872-11-27

A special of the Evening Post from
Washington says: There is coed reason
for believing that the President will in
his forthcoming message recommend
congress to complete the work of am
uesty by making it universal, and by re
storing those to citizenship who ore now
excluded by tho third section Of tht
Fourteenth amendment to the constitu
tion. Such course has been urged upor
the President by several members of tn,
cabinet, and one of them is the authorit,
for saying that he has decided to do it,
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-11-27
ALABAMA.--Speneer Of Alabama wants

ALABAMA,--Speneer Of Alabama wants
to Be United States Senator again, but
the Legislature is composed Of a joint
majority Of eleven on the Democratic
side. To overcome this, he has caused
the arrest Of a number Of the members
on a charge of election irregularities, 10
order to get the general assembly organ
lied in bis favsr. Tho Democrats arr
about as sharpas he is, however, and lars'
numbers Of them have absented them
selves so that q quorum cannot be had
They expect to gain time by this, ane
pressure the release Of their friends.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-11-27

Major George B. Clark, having been
elected auditor of the state, offers for sale
the Potosi washington county, journal
The paper is in a good financial condi.
,ion, has an increasing, patronage, aud
would, no doubt, prove fue opening for
some entsrpri,isg publisher and editor.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-11-27

Martin Fisher. a pioneer citizen Of
Clay county, died on the 25,h Of Octo
Der at his homo near Liberty. He was
born in Farquair county, Va, in 1888
served in the war of 1912, aud was at the
battles Of Fort George, Chippeway and
Williamsburg. Hs settled in Clay
county in 1915.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-11-27

The Louisville presbytsry rendered u
verdict of guilty against Rev. DR.. Gil
bert Il. Robertson on the charges Of
drunkenness, lasciviouness, and falshood.
and sentenced him to be dspossd from
the ministry and suspended frsm the
privileges Of the church until he show
repentance fitting him for membership.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-11-27

The President on the 23d granted aB
unconditional pardon to Ruben q. Young
Of Alabans, who vas convicted as q Ku.
klux last Mas and sentenced to ten years
imprisonmsnt 10 th. Albany psnitsntiary,
and to psy ins sf five thousand dol.
lars.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-11-27

The following named gentlemen have
been spoken of as a.pirants fer United
States Senator from this state Franei,
p. Blair, John A. Phelps, s. T. GLOW er
Silas Woodson, James Craig, Trusten
Polk, Waldo P. Johnson Thomas C.
Reynolds, George c. Vest, William II.
Hatch, James o. Broadhead, William A
Hall, Willard P. Hall, Joseph Brown
VIM. B. Nap,on, John E. Phillips, Johr
B Clark, James S. Rollins, Lewis V.
Bogy. Give US Blair.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-11-27

Several editors have been elected to
the Missouri legislature G. Il. Peers
Of the Warrsuton Banner, A. o Allen
Of the New Madrid Record, NJ. c. Brown
Of the Monroe City Appeal, and others
for all We know. We suppose the people
vented to get sid of them at home
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-11-27

Total Presidential vote of New York
vas 324, ,563. Republican, 440,629 ;
Democratic, 3S2, 2,279; O'Conor, l, 1,454 !;
Temperance candidate, 2l0. Republican
majority, 56,645.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-11-27

Under the caption of "a highly salts.
factory decrease in the number Of small
pox cases" the St. Louis Times says tina,
the number of deaths resulting from this
disease for the week ending Nov. Oath
was l39. The week previous the mum
Der was l45; but the week previous to
that was only 105, and before that time
the number of no week exceeds 95
Hardly far enough out Of tho woods tt
rejoice yet.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-11-27

The amount Of coffee destroyed in the
Boston FIRE is estimated at twenty one
thousand bags, or nearly one fourth Of
the entire stock iu the United States.
This will undoubtedly result in a sharp
advance in the price of this staple,
though no changes have, as yet, been
made in the quotation.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-11-27

Will ]. Virgins, a favorits young
eommedian of St Louis, died of small
pox in that city last week. Ho had
many admirers among the theatre going
people. We have been convulsed often
by bis humor, but "Alss poor YoricE r.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-11-27

N. V. Slime of Shelby county, Mo-,
raised this year an ear of corn having
l,O2S grains, another having ! l,240 grains
and another having !, ,35l grains, the last
having twenty .four ssws.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-11-27

. Judge Buctner's majority for Congress
in this district was S,345. Warren was
the only county that gave q majority for
Judge Fagg.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-11-27

The Louisiana Journal says that a
young lady in that place yawnsd her jaw
out Of place -occasioned by the pro
traeted visit Of young lover on Sun
day night. Young men, beware
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-11-27

A new Democratic paper is to be
martyrized In Washington City. 1t is
only proposed to sink hundred thou.
sand dollars,
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-11-27

Gov. Brown has issued proclamation n
Offering q reward Of $500 each for the
murderers Of Dou.hiil in Lafayette
county, the rewards to be paid on con-
yiction,
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-11-27

Thursday, the 2S,h, 10 set apart as a
day of thanksgiving by the President
and the Governor of this state We
haven't received that turkey yet over
which to bow our thankful head.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-11-27

A songist has written . song entitled,
"smile whenever you can" There are
some men who would willingly follow
this advice il their credit was COED, bal
now the, can only smile whom asked q
have something with sugar II IL.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-11-27

Thirty divorces were granted by the
Circuit Court Of St. Louis, one day last
week. That city is trying to beat Chi
csgo in everything.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-11-27

THE VoTE OF FIVE CITIEs.-It will
be seen by the following table that both
St. Louis and Boston at the recent cleo
ton cast smaller votes than their respect,
i've nonulations warrant
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-11-27

II 10 probable there will b a session
Of the For,y.third Congress Immediately
sfter the close Of tae present, on the Sd
Of March.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-11-27
EXTRAORDINARY INDICTMENTS

a. offered to subscribers:
For $3.50 the Publishers will send, or any
Bookseller or Newsletter will SUPPLY. tho maya
zine for one year. and the twelve numbers Of
Vols. III and ~, containing the beginning Of
Mrs. Ol plants Serial, Eat His Gates:" for
$780, the Magazine for one year, and tho u
back numbers from the beginning; for $l0.5O,
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umes Tait. This will give nearly 5000 page,
of the choicest reading, with the finest illusaa.
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and will enable every subscriber to obtain the 80.
ries from the first
Special Terms to Dealers, Clergymen ard
Teachers.
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The Lincoln County herald., 1872-11-27

The Official vote Of the state fur gov
ernsr is: Woodson 1856 ia; Hender
son, 12l,271; Woodsou's majority, 35,
dA2
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-11-27

Miss Sallis Rollins, daughter of Hon
Jss. 8. Rollins Of Columbia, died al
Denver on the Goth inst
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-11-27

The Fulton Telegraph entered upon
its twenty eighth volume on the 22d
inst,
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-11-27

FINANCIAL REFORM SCHEMEs.-As
the time approaches for the annual report
to congress various schemes for financial
reform are being agitated at the treasury
department. The most important of
these concerns the remodsling Of the
national banking law. 1t is suggested,
as a step towards the resumption of
specie payment, that national bank notes
shall be called in and legal tenders issued
in lieu thereof, and that instead Of the
banks receiving ninety per cent. on their
stock deposited, as at present, that they
receive one hundred per cent in legal
tenders on stocks deposited. The banks
are to keep on hand certain amounts OF
specie, to be increased from time to time
until such period as specie payment can
be conveniently resumed by both the
government aad the banks. 1t is init.
mated that this plan has the favor Of
secretary Boutwell, and whether he in.
PRODUCES the project or not into his forth
coming report, that it will be urged be
fore congress this winter. 1t is antici
pated that this scheme will incur the op
position Of the entire national banking
interest.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-11-27

Texas sends an unbroksn Democratic
delegation to Congress of six members.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-11-27

Grant is busy writing up his message,
and receives no visitors.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-11-27

TIE cplzootic SCENE to be on the in
crease. asd is spreading west and south.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-11-27
ExtFssSAtnavy lA6Uceneats IL NJ,
SvbSeSiCevs. Nv"

on dufh0rs.
Extraordinary lAaueen>sts IL H..
Subscribers. Nv"
500 Psges for oi.OD, As.. n.
The Publishers of Scribner's Montb,v 4. At,
Prospectus just issued, promise for The en,a,.,
year more brilliant array Of contributors. ~
an increase in he variety and beauty of n. ~.
trations, already conceded by critic to be asn.,
man any which have appeared in any American
Dr. Holland, the Editor, will vite IN. ....
story of the year. which will be autobio oeranh;.
cal in form, and will be illustrated b1 M;.,
Halleck. 1t is entitled Arthur Bonpiesstis
and viii deal with some of the most difBcuii'
problems Of American Life. 1t will bo com.
menced in the November number.
There will be new story by SAKE HoIm Tb.
One legged Dancers. -A'
BRET Hatte, the best writer of short stories nov
living, will contribute characteristic story an"
titled The Epic of Fiddletown, which Wit
be illustrated by Sheppard.
II: ii. stoddarl will writo a series of enter.
tanning papers about Authors, their psrson.t
characteristics, Home Life, Families, Friend,.
Whims and Ways. A series of Portraits of Ly.
ing American Writers is also promised.
clarence Cook will write about Furniture,
ana the Decoration Of American Homes,
these papers will be eminently practical rs we'll
rs artistic, and will be illustrated with des;ss,
and sketches by numeIous artists in addition 10
those which the writer himself will furnish.
Among those who will contribute are:
Hans Andersen, Bryant, Bushnell, Eggleston,
Froude, Higginson, Bishop Hunting gton, Brs.
liarte, John Hay, II. H. Macdonald, Mitchell;
Miss Phelps, Stedman, Stockston, Celia Thaxt&,
Warner, Wilkinson, Mrs. whitney, besides o
host of others.
The editorial control and direction Of the
Magazine will remain in the hands Of Dr.. Hol.
land, who will continue to write sTOpics Of the
Time," which the New York Independent say,
care more widely quoted than any similar papers
in any American magazine"
Watson Glider will write ''The old Cabi.
met;" as hitherto, Prof. John c. Draper con
ducts the Department of mature and Sci
ence." The Departments of "Home and
Society" and "Culture and Progress" will
engage the contributions of more than score
of pens on both sides of the Atlantic. Tho
Watchman and Reflector says: .'Scribner's
Monthly for September is better than usual,
which indicates a needless waste of editorial
brains and Publishers money, for the ma gs,ine
'sas good enough before" And vet the Pub
fishers premise to make 1t still better for
the Coming Year.
The subscription price is 500 a year, with
special ra es to clergy men, teachers and post
masters.
The following
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-11-27

The New York Sun Of the 10Th says
at is an open question whether there is
any opposition capable Of bsin. made
effective against the administration and
party in power. Plainly enough, the
policy of the opposition toward the ad
ministration is to give it rope enough.
Utter passiveness is the card to play.
The elements cf the opposition, aecried
as they have been. as discordant, arc as a
matter Of fact perfectly homogeneous.
The party of the administration has no
principle of union-upon no single I'M
portaut question are they in accord.
Upon the tariff, foreign, financial meas.
ures, the civil.service, the franking abuse
and even upon what remains Of the issue
OF reconstruction, they arc at odds them
selves. The duty Of the Liberal opposi.
zion is to sit quietly by and let the Grant
patty develop all that is i'll it. If our
assumption during the campaign wal
correct, that Grants re election would
lead to greater corruption than ever
there will bs in due time Withdrawal
from him of honest Republicans, who
will come over to swell the ranks Of the
opposition"
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-11-27

subscSgbs SoS She S1EkAkA Oaxs ~
q Seats
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-11-27
SCRfDNER'S MONTHLY.

A Serial Story by d.. Hollcnd. lx
S'0r9 BY Soss Holm. A Loss g.
Jsom Bret Harn. Drilhia., 49,. S (!
Contributors. Cluresce Cook an a.:
n''nre and decoration. X. n. StoS..,
on authors. '''u
Extraordinary lHdueenests 4. -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-25

THE RIVERS.
A New Firm.

The announcement Of E. j. Nelson & Co.,
commission and forwarding merchants,
viii be found in another column. They are
also dealers in Western produce, wines and
liquors, at No, % Decatur street, late Old
Ls7ee, between Cont and St. Louis streets,
As rule, the best recommendation new
business firm can show is an advertisement
in the REPUBLICAN, and the card Of these
gentlemen is no exception to this rule. 1t
will be found BY those who ,consign to
them, or purchase goods from them, that
Messrs. Z. J, Nelson 4 Co. viii fulfill all
their obligations, and always make correct
representations to their customers.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-25
.NOTICE TO C0NTRACT0Rs.
Improvement of the Ounchita River.

ENGINEER OFFICE UNITED STATES ARMY.
No. ll22 Pine street.
st. Louis. Mo December l6 1872
GEALED PROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE WILL BIZ
- received at this office until II NJ. January
g. 1873, for the delivery of about $50 linear feet
Of square timber, principally 12xl2, and about
20 800 feet board measure, OF two ard three irCh
plank, chiefly pine ey press at or near each of
viz:
Rock Row, Jacks Island md Buffalo Shoals
Specifications and all necessary information win
be furnished byethis office upon applications
Proposals must be made upon blank formB to BIS
obtained at this office; others VIII be cOnsid-
erred. The right is reserved to rriect anysor all
bids. w. r. RAYAOLDS
Lieutenant Colonel, Corps Of Engineers, United
States Army. del9 st
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-25
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droopirE energiea Of t4e great gho"man,
who was At bbe time Ell aying The comforts
Of hone, The pleasures eli witch were be-
coming ncnc5eaous Ter the w-aI.: Of excite,
inert. IN q br55f per5oi, thereafter, lie vas
in possession g tire bloch zr8aa IS the
"Chineso Quilting, located o. Broadway,
ana here, al IL by mage, rs G@&.1 throws
opsnDss socTs 50 the u7ost eLTe16iF9 llose@m,
nieaaGerls and cireus that rad eTeF been
sean II to GATED Statess Here, .os few
yearar Ne w2s visited ny rurisioCa Of people
from orery. section Of mo World 81 Ken, en-
a cold and clustering night iiafoh :. 1868,
tue eIy q Ero again stsc1l9G shy neigh
bogllood j. w-iel..A LIS g"8aC aho~ vas 10
catsd, ana @ar-rE2'e nuosEiC With 8g cry
thiGG living within ita walls arls hundreds
OF thousands o cEclositea, hza1 ha@ bean
co+i@ota=- rom si-o -oC@ Quarters Ct the
glcae were -ga-n reduced 70 5vshes. Moth
ing 'l'tunVaS. ~ sh15 s9ocnd great lcsR, the
inGo@ita6-a AsaZnuLa agar E9eAt g work.
l&:s conceived the -4as o. organizing
She" % q exhibited ulae- canvas, that
shoaic have sufficient capacity ro accomn2o-
date 2..: arc ..'2t :A@ oe3oEe might not have
II y 5aT s--&c meg 1ad neF6- attended Ear
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-25
Christmas FEns Come.

General preparations indicated that
Christmas was near at hand, but it came
rather suddenly last night, in the shape Of
flowing bowl Of egg nogg from the Phe-
nix House, with the.compIiments Of Mr.. ID.
BidwelI. The health of that gentleman
was drank standing. though such was the
EFFECT of.the eggs that shortly recumben5
position was agreeable.
Later in the night there. came from Mr.
Andy Parle, No. 46 St. Charles street, with
his compliments, another flowing bowl Of
rich egg-Bogg, as q Christmas Eve reminder
It was O welcome reminder, and to Andy
was drank his health many times By the
editorial STAFF and their especial friends.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-25
sABAr.-An frequentors at the French

SABAT.-An frequenters at the French
market must have noticed stacks of sabats-
wooden shoes, which are much worn by
dealers in the several markets. The gen
eral Impressions that these things are i'm
ported from Gascony, but that is D grand
mistake. This market is supplied BY q
mandatory near Vaudeville, ST. Tamma-
ny parish, The proper kind of wood, mag
noIia, is found in that vicinity in album
dance
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-25
Meteorological and River Report.

The signal service, United States army,
reports, for the benefit of commerce, the
meteorological record, and rise or fall of
the rivers, at 3:43 P NJ, local time, yester-
6av 40 fnlIoUs.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-25
TEE C9yErs.
Un1ted starcs Bis.szes Core.

-. -
/ merchants Of New Yor;s ca4nro7ed IF David
valentine, Frederick :, E5aeeT. and 81 VA
liam H. WING. and Of paton Il Co.. also a
merchant f;rIaof New T-cr!- co7ancse2 ct
|. William patton, -Eogeas 6. Il. 5atoD. ! ga
athan LOngnle-er, Andrew y. ArreR ard
William 4. Paron, and az s. .IafsIsy &c,
g. merchant frLg coIannsa{7 Of Ed s. Jafr8Y.
Robert Hutchinson, Alexander PIrrorT,
| Howard s. Jasrey and william r. Jafrav,
and OF Peake, 0P6Fk6. s. Go, Q merchant
| firm composed st William d. cake, Emes
s0n Opdyke, Edwin Goodwin. William
Beake, Levi Warner and George 0Bdyke-
all these firms bring & petition to f0rca the
firm CT Z. Dreyfas & Co G0:rg business at
Monroe, parish Of CUaeD.t&, Stats Of Lou
isisna. into bankruptcy, Gni pgorolnd the
| following facts;
The firm defer ants are composed Il
| EMANUEL Dreyfils Marcus We'll 1srs E4r-
| nl5 We'll, widow oE G. Well, and Of Ars.
Caroline Veil, wiGezE CT Samuel Veil the
latter Of yhoD: resides N Few CrIeaHa ali
tha formez in OracIit9,
For Upward Of twelve months NETT -E5-
ootiing the stling of tie petition the jelead-
| ants have G5na business Ia b Gzrop.
The demand Of David Valentine K Co.
amounts to Se287 Il, and is base3 on three
|, p-amissory notes made. bT Ine 1etell8Et
| firm, two Ok which are foc. tbs san1 ct
| S209I 81, dated August 24. 1872 parable
one IN forr, the other in fre non.Ls, tile
| third for 4l2I9
The demand 81. Patton & Co IS based q
/ an open account fOc merchandise aILcuGr
| ing to $3.50 sc.
| The demand Ct Jaffrey 81 CT. Is based On.
] three EHomissorY notes ii $685..
! Tho demand OF Seake, 0ydyire q CO ia
! based upon I'VE notes for 1851 Is each.
| Ehe totas Indebtedness Of 4. DGeFfus =
| Co., the daIendanf9, aL2oRI:g to $40 ,V95 ~,
| CC1tFaC ted SINCE August last ii which
| month all o. the nctss Of the FRI row ever
! Due were drawn.
| The property Of the Defendants does ret
| exceed tor nar sent al This undertakings.
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-25

Miss Susie H. johnson, a trance speaker,
will give farewell lecture On Thursday,
December 26, at Masonic Hall. Such dis
courses, coming from one who Is, to all ap-
pearance, inanimate as death itself, have
weird interest and sound to those who have
beard them, ike a voice beyond the grave.
Those who are interested in the practical
demonstrations Of immortality are invited
to attend. The price is only twenty-five
cents.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-25
FURNITURE,
u 7 e A n O Z,
DeHLer In All Kinda of EurraIflLre.

NOS. 99, 1Gl and Ioa CHARTERS STREET, New or
leans.
Has constantly on hand an assortment Of
Cottage BedsteadR extra make. withr. dT-lucl
posts), with teagters, $l2.
Solid Walnut onefourth Marble Bureaus, $40.
Solid Walnut Portable Armoirs, with two draw
ers in bottom, go.
Imitation Rosewood, ten pieces t l20
sPrng Mattresses made to order 825 and $50.
IsrloT Sets, in Walnut, Mahogany and Imitation
Rosewood ten pieces, at very moderate prices.
Also, an assortment 0fL0oking Glasses 1t neder
ate prices. fe1n "
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-25

The several Episcopal churches will hold
services to-day, according to the ancient
form. The New Jerusalem church, corner
of Camp and Melpomene streets, Rev. W.
d. Hnckley, will also hold services at
o arsn. n,eInck this morning.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-25
WANTED,

uBUSEK EEPER.- SITrsTI0E
4 Il as housekeepec in a gertI6nasa 8 E.-.ssg by a
lady who vel understands tie La8uags.ae-' Vi a
Household. address c., E! thu qH.ee. ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-25

A soldier telling his mother Of the terrible
Ere at Chickamauga, was asked BY her
why he did not get behind a tree. Tree,
said he; there wasn't enough ter the
officers
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-25

III the recorders courts to-day there
viii be no other business than attending to
tue necessary cases.