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The weekly Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1872-1882, 1872-11-02

Byspecial resolution, G. Casanavo, Esq.
member of the National Republican Ex
ecutive Committee, was declared mem
Der of the committee, cr etcio.
On motion Of Mr.. Hnlstead, it WAS or
dered that Sub-Executive Committee
shall be formed to consist of the First Vic,
President, who shall be the chairman, arl
ten members appointed by the Presidea'
of the State Committee.
On motion Of Mn 1ngraha,n, it s'ns or
dered that Finance Con4nittee shall bt
formed to consist Of seven members, up
pointed in like mancr rs the sub-commit
tee, together with the treasurer, who shal
be a member er eficio.
On motion of Mr.. Ingrahan, the Presi'
dent of the Committee was made mem
ber er of1c;o of the Sub-Executive and Fl
nance Committees.
On motion of Mr. Ferwig, the Second
Vice President was made q member ea
o6fiicio of the Sub-Exeeutive Committee.
The Canvassing and Naturalization Com
mittees previously chosen by the Joint
Sub Executive Committees. -
The Committees are as follows:
sUD-ExEcUTIvE COMMITTEE.
r. D. $. Pinchback, Chairman;
J.Hcnri Burch, H. c. Dlbblc, c. ". Lowell
W. B. Barrett Jas. H. 1ngraham, z Creagh,
J. L. Herwig, J. P. Murphy, c. F. Ladd,
VIM. Weeks, s. B. Packard, John Hay,
FINANCE OoAMITTEB.
James F. Casey, Chairman;
Z. F. Joubert, C. E. Ha1stead, A. ]. Sypher
L. C. Courcelle, O. A. Rice, A. B. Harris
A. X. johnson, J. ". Quinn, S.B.Packard
st. Felix Casanave.
CANvASsIN0 COMMITTEE.
C. F. Glaudin, LIST Dist. D. F. Joul,ert, I'd Dist.
J.H. .Ingraham, I'd Dist. ]. p. Murphy, Sd Dist.
S.B. Packard, 5th Dist. AK johnson, 9Th Dist.
NATURALIZATION COMMITTEE.
james H. 1ngraham, Chairman; J. p.
Murphy, W. B. Barrett.
By orler of the COMMITTEES:
S. b. PACKARD, President.
T. W. De KLYNE. Secretary.
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POLITICAL NOTICES.
State Of Louisiana.

1tr1cE OF STATE REa1srnAE OF VoTEns, I
New Orleans. September 2, 1872. !
litof Assistant Supervisors Of Registra-
ton anG Clerks for the several election
PRECINCTS of the parish of Orleans:
Precinct. Assist Supervisor. Clerk.
/, d. "A. Ward T. D. Dimitry.
C., L, Van Hooten. j. p. Childress.
4. j. D. Houston. George Koeffner.
:Thcs. Duffy. G. Cavannc.
5. NJ C. Barry. F. Mooney.
s.E. II. Nikoll. F. Laraschi.
l. vhos. Fernon. r. Ducros.
| s. VIM. Swan. Gee. Delamore.
NV. C. Kinsclla. Alf. Bourges.
! 10 John G. Weaver. Ed. Cannon.
|NL y. O'Connell. J. r. A. Gauthreaux
L! James Beggs. Felix Sauve.
|r E. R. Cheyally. c. c. Piper.
IL. l.. u. Morel. Frank G. Lockwood
b. BENZ. Kelly. E. B. Guion.
Assistant Supervisors and Clerks who
i've not yet received their appointments,
| ill call rs early as possible at the Office
!: the State Registrar of Voters, No. 224
I@a,on street, corner Of Dryades, and
|1l;fy. B. p. BLANCHARD,
lie Registrar of Voters, and Supervisor
Of Registration, Parish of Orleans.
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VIM. G. BROWN,---Editor.
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State Central Committee
IT'S REORGANIZATION.

NOOmS State Central ExecntNe C0Ua61ttoe,
Republican Party Of Louisiana,
New Orleans, Sept. 10, 1872
Pursuant to resolutions the Two commit
tees, presided over respectively by Hon. p.
B. s. Pinchbaclk, and Hon. s. B. Packard,
met this day for the purpose Of forming, by
consolidation, q new State Central Execu-
tive Committee.
The officers of both committees having
resigned their respective positions, the
new committee proceeded to organize by
the election Of permanent officers. The
Committee as now organized Is as follows:
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All communications shoud be addressed q
the Secretary, s. N. Quete. New Orleans.
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the STATE ELECTION.
PROCLAMATION OF THE GOVERNOR.

!: STATE OF LOUISIANA,
EXECUTIVE DEPARrMEsu.
New Orleans, Aug. 81, l872.)
WHEREAS, By law it n made tho duty of
the Governor Of the State to issue his procla-
nation at least six weeks before any general
election for officers Of tho State, membcrs Of
Congress, Presidential electors, Senators and
Representatives in the Legislature, parish
officers, ETC.;
Therefore, I, H. C. Warmotl,, Governor Of
the State of Louisiana, do issue this my pro-
clamation, ordering elections to take place
or, thu
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-04-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.
What Spring Brings with IL

Regarded from a medical standpoint,
SnriEg is not the delectable season de-
scribed by yernal poets. On the contrary,
its Weld of intermittent fevers, blilon az.
tacks, rheumatic pains, disorders Oh lne
stomach, nervous complaints ana pulmo-
nary diseases, Is almost as large as lls crop
OF violets, snowdrops and emery piosso Iin
d;es rise will the morning mists, and are
Scattered broadcast by the yapors OF night.
who can resist their mephitic inhue1ceE
Certainly not the weak BY nature, or those
whose nervous energies have been over.
tasked by mental or physical labor, unless
.hey tone and invigorate their systems, ano
Tins enable them to cope with the I'M
healthy influences by which they are sur
The only medicinal agent by. which this
object can be rapidly and safely accom-
| pIished Is the great vegetable renoyant ana
tnVigorant, Hostetter's stomach Bitters.
| The operation OF this celebrated speciac 70
| four-lold. 1t strengthens the digestive or
aans. regulates the secretions, improves
| me condition of the blood, super1nduces
raS,t,jar habit Of body, and thereby fmparts
su7.n yigor aud elasticity 10 the Whole
| nhvs,cal structure As IL render II capante OF
rr..Systing the action OF the poisonous fnias-
ma with which the spring atmosphere Is
| always TO some extent lmpregnated. here,
| then. is a ready and certain means OF es-
eani1,g the disorders prevalent at TINS sea-
| son. or Ufthey have already fastened upon
| the system) or conquertng them speeully
and thoroughly. The flavor OF meolcin,e \.
| Is not OF much consequence, PTovioou y
does its work properly, but OF Hostetter
Filters il may be- fairly said that they
effect a cure without outraging the patients
| nf taste.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-04-22
TIE FREE SCHOOLS.

One ofthe improvements offered BY the
new Constitution is the elevation OF the
State SUPERINTENDENT Of Free Schools
TO the dignity of one OF the principal
executive offices of the State. Hereto
tore the office has been the mere crea-
ton OF the Legislature, and was at any
time liable TO be abolished by an
unfriendly majority. At almost every
session OF the Legislature during the
last four years OF the asccudency Of the
Radical party an effort was made for
the adjustment of this office, and on
several occasions il was near success.
No such fatal blow to the efficiency
OF the school system can be made here
after, should the proposed Constitution
be ratified. The efficiency and pros
perity OF the school system will be bet
ter assured THAI ever before and will
be given greater stability and lees
Inability to damaging change. The
State Superintendent is to be elected
by the Legislature, and his term of
office is increased to four years instead
Of two. We would have been better
pleased had he been allowed more
liberal salary, but Fifteen Hundred
Dollars and the payment of travelling
expenses is a substantial improvement
upon the present system and a better
salary than is paid TO either the
Treasurer, Attorney General, or Secre>
tary of State. The friends of the free
schools have nothing to complain of in
the action OF the Convention upon this
important subject and should be fore-
most among those who are lsboriog 10
secure the ratification OF the new Con.
stitution.
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LETTER FROM MINERAL COUNTY
Hon. Jos. Sprigg for Attorney Cen
eral-CrOp PrOspects-SeVeri Of
the Winter and Scarcity Of Feed.

PIEDMONT. w. Va, April 20, 1872.
Editors of the Register:
Allow me a few lines in your paper
TO call the attention OF the Democratic
party to the name Of 4 diStin sushed
citizen in connection with the approach
ing election for State officers. We will
be soon called upon to select ticket
for Governor, Attorney General, &c, for
. Mo "i that the merits Of orr nr3 u
nent Democrats should be discussed,
and would therefore, by leave, through
the REGISTER, call the attention OF the
people to the name Of Hon. Joseph
Sprigg, OF HARDY, than whom bolder,
ADLER and more unfincbins Democrat
does not tread the soil OF West Vir.
ginia, for Attorney General on our
ticket. Mr.. Sprigg is at present the
Attorney General Of the STATE, and your
correspondent believes he expresses the
wish of the party when he asserts that
Mr.. Sprigg is the choice OF the party in
this section for that position.
Mr.. Sprigg is a worker Of no mean
professions, in the Democratic ranks,
and seeks the good Of the party in all
his acts. AS political debater he oc-
cupies prominent position, and yields
an influence by no means 10 be de-
spised. The party owes TO him re-
nomination, and Your correspondent
hopes to see him unanimously reuomi-
mated for the office of Attorney General.
The new Constitution is being dis
cussed here very freely, and | believe
meets with general favor. 1t has many
good points, and but few serious obiec.
tons, and will doubtless be carried by
large majority.
The growing crop Of Wheat in Min
eral and Hampshire is looking very
well; much better than the farmers
had any reason to expect. The long,
cold winter through which we have
just passed has been very trying on the
stock in the mountains OF Hampshire,
Hardy, Mineral and Grant counties.
Feed is very scarce. Many cattle,
learn, have persisted for want OF food.
Never has your correspondent knowi
such scarcity OF pasture rs now eX-
lists in the counties mentioned above.
1t is most distressing.
OBSERVER.
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Tho Dfscrininaiiug Veto-A Cor
q. rectiOn.

3 y 81 MARTINsBVRG, hpfD ~
Editors OF the Register.l
I have just read your editorial con
tanned in your issue Of the 18th oil the
present month, and headed 1.-THE Re
visory Power" Of the Governor
In your views upon the value an"
importance of this provision OF the ne"
Constitution, I entirely concur anu
especially in your remark that this
rerisory power as arranged secures all
the oood results claimed ior the veto
mower, while itavoids the eml Of invest
inc the Chief Executive with power to
defeat the will of majority of the
Legislature
I also concur in the views which you
present OF the value and importance OF
this revisory power in the form OF a
discriminating revision aud arrest OF
improper items embraced in opprQpria-
ton bills.
After bestowing a just commenda
ton upon this feature Of the new Con
stitution of West Virginia, you say
This idea is, arc belicve, Iorrewsa
from the ncr Constitution Of IL
linois." This ia an error, and
it is not the first time that the same
error has appeared in the editorial
columns of the REGISTER. The idea is
not borrowed from the Constitution o.
| Illinois, nor from any other State
Constitution in the Union. It's wholly
original in the Constitution Of West
Virginia, and is not to be found in any
other instrument OF government on thu
continent. The merit Of its introduction
into our political system. is due to the
recent Convention Of West Virginia
and OF that merit that body should no
be deprived. BERKELEY'
| rive admit our error as TO the exist
ence of any provision for a discrimi
mating veto in the new Constitution o
the State OF Illinois, and are thankfu
to Berkeley" for calling our attention
to it. Our impression that II was t.
be found there arose from the fact tina
, there was some newspaper discussion
of the subject last summer, without an,
reference whatever to the West Niroi M
Convention, and the authorship of tn
, idea was generally ascribed to Hon
, JOSEPH MEDlLL, of the Chicago TibD2l
and from this we inferred its existenc
. in the Illinois Constitution. 1t wa
, embraced in and formed a part Of tn
plan proposed by Hon. c. J. FAUX
SER, which was published in the REGIS
TER and other papers last fall. Tn
5 idea is a very good one, wherever
originated, and we are glad 1t ha
been incorporated into the propose
, Constitution OF this State.-ED. REGIS
TER
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4 SINISTER, who can stand the

A SINISTER, who can stand the de-
rogatory remarks concerning old maids
no longer, writes to the Cincinnati
Times 81 am happy to say that have
for many years belonged to that class
of much reviled women; but many OF
my most intimate friends have been
married women, and from them have
| heard more scandal and detractions,
more Jealousy and rivalry, more of the
spirit of envy, hatred. and malice, and
all uncharitableness,' than from any
old maid ! ever knew or heard Of"
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Another SuEgestfon-Hon. u. g.
Barr, OfOhiO Comfy, For Attorney
General.

CHARLESTON. April IL.
Editors OF the Regster.I
As suggestions for the guidance OF
the Nominating Convention seem to be
in order, permit me to name person
who would, in my opinion and that Of
many others with whom I have con.
vsrsed, be very acceptable candidate
for the office of Attorney General. |
allude to the Honorable r. G. Barr, OF
Ohio county, than whom there is no
man in the State better qualified to
discharge the duties Of the Attorney
Generalship or more deserving of the
honor attached to the position.
During the last session of the Legis.
lature, Mr.. Barr was the acknowledged
leader OF the House. As Chairman of
the Judiciary Committee he acquitted
himself very handsomely indeed, and
Was throughout the session the most
active, laborious, pains taking and in
dustrious member of that body. He
is q lawyer Of fine ability, while his I'M.
swerving devotion to Democratic priu-
ciples renders him entirely acceptable to
the party. His nomination will be
cordially greeted in this section o! the
State and his fitness for the place will
be recognized BY all who know the
man. KASAwHA.
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beware Of COuMterfoifs.
r.AUGHLIN,S INFANT CORDIAL.
The Child's Cure when Teethlng,

PAIN collie AND WAKEFULNEss. -.
such is the popularity Of our remedy lnas
II has Induced some unprinclplea PerSo o,,n
10 heIs. circular aud wrappers, almost WORD
fo word. usirg the same colors, gliding ana ana
TILE i1r " recurring very close looking to dis,
ever the difference. An intelligent and
honest public will frown upon sucn al.
tempts at deception and treSt mem M h ~
Inc fnll extent of the law, all parties VINO
NV making, selling or buying such imita'
~ "a SHALL Infringe on our copyright
The only genuine article OF The Cait or
t,mre when Teething, Laughltn's Infant Cor
dial, is prepared by LAUG SIad nd secnrs.j
according to act of Congress.
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Enternrise Baking Powder.

Wedesire TO call the attention ofthe traoe
generally, and of housekeepers and hole,
prophet ors particularly, TO the above orah q
OF baking Powder. The articles used IN tne
manufacture OF THIS POWDER we GCAkAN-
ZEE To he STRICTLY PURE anu OF tne BED
or,rTY. To families and consumers, we
Give the assurance that the "ENTERPRlsEi
BAKING POWDER" will prove fully equal, II
not superior, to any Baking Powder that
they have heretofore used. -
TO THE TRADE.-Our figures are rover
than any other Baking Powder now IN the
market. ,,
Give the enterprise" trial, and be con:
WINGED that il il the best and cheapest
Baking Powder sold anywhere.
The money refunded in all cases, When
the Enterprise Baking Powder aoes MOI
give entire satisfaction.
sold by grocers and druggists everywhele e.
McCABE, KRAFT & 20, Propriet0rs,
ca,G.Sh Wheeling, W. Va.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-04-22
4 Home Medicine.
A Home Medicine.
Tried for 40 Years.
Tried for 40 Years.
Tried for 40 Years.

ir. \. y. Todd's Liver Pills.
Ir. A. s. Todds Liver Pills.
DR.. A. s. Todd's Liver Pills.
FOR DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION, LlN-
Err COMPLAINT,INDlG DIGESTION, HEAD
ACHE. BILIOUSNESS, &c.
BEALLsvILLE, Pa, Sept. ii, ISL.
DE-, A. $. ToDD-Esteemed Sir: Thankst 10
your valuable Pill, am NOW enjoying per
feet health. have for many years suffered
from Dyspepsia and have tried many RENE
dies without any good effects. Some months
since, feeling exceedingly bad, got from
y. Boram, Druggist, box OF your Pills, and,
usiug ihau accordinG 10 tha dGaetAeaf,. Z
are they I would not be without them for
any money, and deem them the NEST won
deTflIl remedy OF the day.
Yours, with respect,
y. II. NAGLE.
Sold by Druggists and Dealers every
" LAUGHLIN BROTHERS. CO.,
oc7 Proprietors.
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HORACE GREELEY advises the negroes
IN The South to favor the Cincinnati
Convention, because it tends to free
them from the odium OF completely
with the yillainies and robberies which
have been perpetratcd in the abused
name of Republicauism during the past
FIVE or six wears.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-04-22

Mr.. Howard, of the Mason County
Journal, has sold his paper to the
Mason County Printing and Publish
ing Company" and has retired from
editorial duties. The company now IN
possession proposes to continue the
publication Of the Journal, conducting
!, in the interest of the Radical party
The Point Pleasant Register will con-
tnue to be the organ Of the Democratic
and dominant party in Mason.
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Mr.. SUMNER is complimented by the
St. Louis Republican as 3 curious com.
biaation Of fanatic, philosopher and
patriot who can neither be bought nor
inundated"
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Mr. P. W. MoRRls has retired from
the publication Of the West Virginia
SIN, at Huntsville, and is succeeded
by Mr.. C. F. DAWSON.
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DIED.

- N DIED.
CARTER-April %, 1872, at II O'CLOCK
CSRRfE .JesrPHfNE, second daughter Of 4;
and NJ L. Carter, aged years, l month ana
IL days.
Funeral Monday at 10 o'clock from the
residence offs. H. B. Carter, four miles east
Of the city, ON the National road. Friends
are respectfully invited.
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The New Creek Tribune places the
name Of Hon. J. n. CAMDEN on It's
hammer "a its favorite candidate io'
Governor of West Virginia.
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Bachelors Hair Dye.

DHICHtIOTS HHIT DyCs
This superb HAIR DYE is the Best n, The
UOyyCJ-Perfcctly harmless, reliable and In
Simultaneous. No disappointment. NO RI.
diculous Tints or Unpleasant Odor. The
genuine w. A. BATCHELOR'S HAIR DiK
produces Immediately splendid BLACK
or NATURAL BROWN. Does not stain
the skin, but leaves the HAIR CLEAN,
SOFT and BEAUTIFUL. The only Safe
and PERFECT Dye Sold by all Druggists.
Factory, 10 BOND street, New York.
marj.degC
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THROUGH the favor OF correspondents
we have this morning three suggestions
Two for Attorney General. Each OF The
gentlemen named possesses many mer-
lis, and their respective advantages will
doubtless be duly considered by the
people and by the delegates to the
nominating convention.
As one of the gentlemen named is a
resident of this city, and probably
better known here than elsewhere, we
may say to "Ksnawha' that we hearth
" endorse the compliment he pays to
Mr.. BARE. He has been very faith
ful representative OF the interests OF this
county during the past two legislative
sessions, and enjoys in q Very high
degree the confidence OF our people
lie would make an excellent Attorney
General
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-04-22

IT is a significant fact that the aeies'
men and the most influential journals
of the Republican party in the United
States are arrayed in favor OF the Gin
cinnati Convention and in opposition to
GRANT. Among the men may be
named, SUMNER, TRuMBuLL' ScHrRz
FEyroS. GRAFT Brown, GREELEY: Sec
rotary Cox, D. A. WELLS and others
of but little less prominence in the Re
publican party; and among the journ'
ais are the New York Tribune, the
Chicago Tribune and the Springfield
RepuJHcqn, three OF the most influential
newspapers OF that party in the whole
country. The revolt evidently mrans
something.
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Democratic and Conservative
state Convention.

Pursuant to resolutions OF the Deino Siss
1. and conservative State Executive Com.
,',,,,ae This day adopted, n Democratic and
conservative state Convention - he'e''
called. TO meet In the
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TinWare.
Removal.

T. Wlt.ZENRIED q SON, JEWELLERS,
Il have removed from their old stand, No.
Isl Main street, TO No. ~ Main street, one
door north Of r. Ball q Co.'S shoe store,
where they will be pleased to see all old pa.
irons and the public generally.
marl8 SD
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CITY OF PARKERSBUku,
On Thursday, May 80, 1S7S,

On IHurst"ys "S ,,,,.'
ut IL o'clock A. NJ, to nominate canoioa'ee
for Governor, four Judges Of the snpre,ns
Court Of Appeals, Auditor. Treasurer, A',
torney General and State superintenasni,
of Free Schools. Also to form an electo,A'
ticket, and select delegates to represent s sne
state in the Democratic Nationa oonnoN
,'a'e ~ '1 I GALLAHER,
hon. las. N JACKSON,
T. B. Kline
JOHN BASSELL,
a.E. SUMMER.
w, HI. HOGEMAN,
LEWIS BAKER,
GEO. X. TINGLE.
,u,pLrsroS, April 4, lS2.
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rrARLEsroS, April 4, lS'2.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-08-23
Three Children Drowned.

A shocking accident occurred in
Holt county, about two miles west OF
Graham, on last Friday evening"
The Maryville Republican says three
children of Mr.. j. II. WEIGH, who re-
sides in Holt county, were drowned
in the Nodaway river about one
fourth of q mile south of the new
bridge and near the Wing Valley post
office. 1t seems that the children,
aged respectively SIX. eight and ten
years, left home for the purpose OF
hunting grapes, and not returning
home at night, search was made t9F
them. About midnight their clothes
were found OH the bank of the river,
and the search thus being turned in the
right direction, their bodies we're re-
covered about daylight. No explana-
ton can be given of this sad occur
renee. but the suppositioh is that
they went in bathing, and one being
in danger of drowning, the others
ucnt to his assistance and they were
all drowned. The bodies were found
where the water was not over seven
Or eight feet deep.