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RREWERTES.
N~c~0eSNONNtNT~0s-S0NSN<NHSS -
GEORGE MERZ-
OLD CANAL LAGER BEER AND ALE BREWERY
Corner yIElere and Toulouse Streets,
NEW ORLEANS.

Itake leave to inform eur saloon keepers and the
public at large that the new installation for the
manufacture of Lager and Ale on the ICE AND
COOL AIR PRINCIPLEi is now in full operation.
can furnish the public with an article inferior to
none manufactured in the West or East, and supe-
rior to any beer manufactured here, and at a rate
much cheaper than the imported lager from abroad.
Facts win prove the truth Of my assertion
Orders filed with all necessary carefulness and
promptnees and particular attention Is paid to the
shipping for country customers. Come and try
and You viii be satisfied in all and every respect.
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The rapid growth and extraordinary 70
racity of the pickere1 are well shown IN tne
renoft rts of the Massachusetts, Inland Fish
cries. Commissioners, They investigated
their powers Of eating in the following man 2. n
ner: They put two young pickerel, nYe
inches long, in a trough with great q0an-
tity Of little minnows about one N men IN
length, and these two piekereI ate ~ mln 2
nows the first day, I32 the second and I9o
the third, and they increased one nen In
forty-eight hours,
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BY TELEGRAPH.
GOVERNOR WARMOTH TAKES THE STUMP
ARRIVAL AT BRAsHEAR CITY
ENTHUSIASTICALLY RECEIVED
Especial to the New Orleans Republican,
BRAsHEAR CITY, September 81, 1872.

BRAsHEAR CITY, September 81, 1872
Governor Warmoth, Colonel F. H. Hatch,
and Colonel Ebert CAN'T, of ST. Landry,
arrived here this noon in special car.
They will proceed to Opelousas, and par
ticipate in the grand mass meeting to be
held there on Monday next. The Governor
will then continue the tour of the State with
Messrs. McEnery and the gentlemen. who
accompany him.
Governor Warmoth was escorted to the
train at Algiers by A. G. Hutchinson, Esq,
general manager of the Morgan line; Efing-
ham Lawrence, Esq, Colonel Bragdon and
Major Burke.
The Governor was visited. and welcomed
here and along the line OF the read by many
prominent citizens.
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NEW YORK.

Judge Barnard's Successor-ExpiOsion OF
Steam Tug-Monetary-Con OF
Railroad Ticket Agents.
NEW YORK, Sertember 21.-Enoch L.
Fanchar succeeds Judge Barnard in the
Supreme Court
The tug Passaie exploded the captain
badly, and two Of the crew fatally scalded.
The engineer, who escaped, says there was
but fifty pounds of steam on at the time,
and he can not account for the explosion.
Arrived-Virgo.
A convention of railroad ticket agen ia
began its session here TO-DAY. The pr
fE,naIIsIrEn az FIanrn pAGn
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TIE STEAMSHIP, New OrIeans

Captain E. V. eager, torso long time the
popular commander of the popular steam.
ship George Cromwell. has been assigned to
the command of new vessel in that line,
tba.New Orleans, which Is said to be one of
the finest vessels that eyer rode our waters.
She makes her first tip here this week.
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GREELEY.

Horace Greeley's Reception and Speech
at the Chamber of Commerce.
CNc1SSkT1, September 2l.-Mr Greeley
was received at the Chamber OF Commerce
at noon today with great applause; When
quiet was restored, he spoke, as follows:
Chamber Of Commerce You viii do me the
Justice to believe that would not have
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pardoued by the Governor.

Governor Warmoth has issued pardon
to j. B. Toras, recently convicted in the
Criminal Court of this parish, Of assault
and battery, and sentenced to pay fine of
s85, or in lieu thereof to serve one month
in Parish Prison.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-22

A Partisan fy-ophobist has been calcu-
IatiDg out of how much dinner that ener-
gatie and appetitious insect cheats the
human race. He puts 5000 flies and a
weighed loaf OF sugar in a close room, and
four days after found but teaspoonfrt Of
sugar left Therefore, he calculated, q fly
living the average life and feeding on
thirteen cents a pound sugar, costs the in
dividual who Keeps the boarding house
twenty cents. As there are annually about
the cost is $260,09o year. This Is what
takes off the profit.
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We copy this Louisiana news from the

We copy this Louisiana news from the
Washington Republican:
Judge Whitaker, of New Orleans, passed
through Washington en- route for Boston.
Having unusual advantages for judging of
the political situation in Louisiana, his
word is entitled to much credit. He. is of
the opinion that the enforcement act, which
a1I at the November election, will com
pleteIy overthrow the dictatorial power of
Governor Warm0th on that day and secure
the State for Grant and Wilson.
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Appointments.

Governor Warmoth has appointed E, S.
Bateman chief constable for the parish Of
Washington; E, B. Starns chief constable
for the parish of Livingston, and Leonidas
Reddit tax collector, parish of Catahoula'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-22

One Of the features Of London theatre
il a woman, styling herself Mexican
athlete, She holds suspended by cord
from her teeth two 180 pound balls,
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The following is the system Of instruction

The following is the system Of instruction
in natural history at Harvard College,
which is practical from the outset: The new
student IS first directed to go out into
nature, and secure some living thing, it
matters not vhat-a bird, an insect or a
serpent This he must describe in the
minutest manner, the description being sub
mitted to his instructor for corrections and
so an interest in the study is inspired at its
very threshold, and maintained throughout
by similar means.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
rv7HE LOUISIANA PORTABLE RAIL
WAY COMPANY.
HARMON DoAxE. JOHN H. TELL,
President. secretary
manufacturers and Contractors.
ofiee No. 81 Carondelet street.
Mandatory and Depot, Tchoupitoulas street, be-
tween valmont and Leontine streets.

This company own the patent rights for Louis
lana of the valuable lahor-saving inventions krown
as the Peteler Portable hallroad and Peteief
Pe+ent Rocker and litter Cars.
These inventions comprise q complete portable
railroad outfit, for use IN railroad eonstrucuon
aree IIiIdlT d filing low grounds, handling wood
ocane etc. ON plantations or over marshes, and for
ali SoIk usually performed by carts or Wheeibar-
BT the aid Of this railway one mule l 5 and one one
driver readily perform the labor OF ten mules and
ten drivers employed with carts. for t7,lfrr,
Tie company are prepared 20 col'AaSI - AiiAl'S'
grading, levee building etc.
Track and cars for sale. -, ~ S4.+as of
Agents for sale OF patent Ilsats loI VA 5Soia
engineers planters, and all parties interested IN N
the practical application Of these Si,; ,,9
specially invited to Investigate the WORK q hlls
Canal street canal, now being done by TINS e0n'-
Pauy. ...-,,,. s55rass
"The Louisiana Portable Railway Company, Ioch
b1x No 335 New Orleans. 90
Samples at Exposition building. seq (
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The total expense of running the public
schools of Vicksburg for the fiscal year
ending August 81, 1872, amounted TO
$20.3S4 10. The total Eomber of pupils in
attendance was $50; 325 white and 495
c0Iorsd.
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STRAIGHT OUT NOMINATIONS IN ILLINOIS
VIGILANCE COMMITTEE AT WORK
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The above statement is just, true and correct
transcript from the books of the company.
PAUL FOURCHY, President
6. ". EoTT Secretary.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans, ;
City OF New Orleans J
Sworn to and subscribed before me this tenth
day Of June, 1872
,P. CHS. CUvELLIER, Notary Public.
at meeting of the Board Of Directors held on
tho tenth day of june 1872 it was resolved TO pay
A CASH DIVIDEND OF THIRTY PER CENT on
the net earned participating premiums for the year
ending hay 81, 1872, payable on the third Monday
of July next. Also to pay demand ten per cent
interest to the scrip holders upon conversion of
their scrip into capital stock per amended char
ter Of the company.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-22

ORESCENT MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY.

TWENTY-THIRD ANNUAL STATEMENT
NEW ORLEANS, May 10. 1877.
The Trustees in conformity to the charter sub
nit the following statement of the affairs os the
company on the thirtieth of April, 1872:
Fire premiums for the year. 1874 069 a
Marine premiums for the year os.....o.- $3.50 81
RIyer premiums for the year. 1929 81
Total 438 .7l8 a
Earned premiums, less reinsurance and
return premiums. $358,f53 S
The company has assets to the amount Of
$732, 1873 40.
The Board Of Trustees resolved to pay interest at
SIX PER CENT CASH on all the outstanding GER
TIFICATES OF SCRIP, to the legal holders there
of on and after the second Monday in June next.
They have also declared a SCRIP DIVIDEND OF
THIRTY-THRBE AND ONB-THIRD PER CENT on
the earned premiums entitled to participate for the
year ending april 80, 1872 for which certifcates
VIII be issued on and after the first Monday in Au
gust next, free of government tax.
THOMAS A. ADAMS, President.
HENRY Y. OGDEN, Secretary.
Trustees
SAMUEL Il. KENNEDY, JOHN PHELPS
c. T. BUDDECKE, P H. FOLEY
A. G. OBER, A. THOMSON.
e. H. SUMMERS B. EEWGASS,
P. n. STRONG; VICTOR MEYER,
JOSEPH BOWLING, J. J. G4RRARDs-
S. B. NEWMAN.
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INSURANCE,

NTERCHANTs' MUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS,
Canal street..............1O4
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He MAKES A LONG SPEECH
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ONE HUNDRED GUNS FIREI
rspsciag 50 the Sew Orleans Republican.
sHREvERoRr, La, September q, 1872.

SHREVEPORT, La, September 81, 1872.
Senator Kellogg addressed an imm ense
meeting here to-day. Thousands of people
were present, including the most promi-
nent citizens Of this sec ton of the country.
Yesterday immense numbers of people
came in from the country, and those who
could not find accommodations in town
camped in tents on the outskirts.
This morning the Union Republican Club
fired one hundred guns in honor of the dis
tinguished guest. Subsequently a large
procession of voters formed and marched
in review Before the hotel in which Senator
Kellogg and party were stopping,
The best feeling prevailed among all the
people, and great enthusiasm was mani
tested by the Republicans.
Fully five thousand were present when
Senator Kellogg spoke. S.
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T7nR RENr-IN SUITS Or sINGIE.-IARGB; B;
airy furnished rooms, in a location convenient
to the business part Of the city adapted to the use
of single gentlemen or families Inc IL noase a.s 10
within one squa' of Canal street. Ter ms Eesson
able. Apply ut No. l68 Customhouse street, near near
the Varieties Theatre. 81
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SENATOR KELLOGG AT SHREVEPORT
THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE PRESENT

INTENSE ENTHUSIASM
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MR. GREELEY AT CINCINNATI
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FOR RENT,

EYLEGANT R9O3TS-- HED-WITH I o. on
BI without board in that pleasant residence, No
QT2 Carondelet street. Suites Hf rooras for FAM
Iis1 If desired. seo
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YEyO RENT-A TWO. STORY DWELLING HOUSE
containing seven rooms, very large yard, side
and rear situated at No. 276 Washington street.
near Baronne. Apply at No. 100 Fourth street near
Magazine Also, neat Cottage House con OF IIalhl1g g
& vi roOmsf Apply on the premises No Al Poly1nna
street, n8sT st charles. The above properties are
desirable and will be rented low for one year from
the first Of October. sezE IL
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GOVERNOR WARMOTB AT FRANKLIN
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LATEST NEWS FROM 4LL POINTS
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feoNTINUED on EIauTn PAGE
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SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERY.
gPLzEDrD SCHEME-oNLY 10000 NUMBERS.
Capital Prize, $4,000.
CLASS O,
70 BE DRAWN AT NEW ORLEANS ON
Saturday, October 12, 1872.
HOWARD, SIMMONS & CO., Contractors.
SCHEME


HOWARD, SIMMONS & CO., Contractors
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schools will take two mills, and the ap-
propriations will probably take seven
mills additional. In addition to the de-
anienoy alluded IS, thSire area large num-
Der OF pay certificates outitandinR, and
the printing pills, which Have not YET
been paid, viii have 10 be provided for.
I: RepoE.sr-How.doi you PROPOSE; Ito pay
sheee outstanding claims? - it.
The GoYeraor--1t is impossible to say.
I have heard that they will be audited
by the Legislature, butais is probable
that as soon az the appropriations are
made and the, taxes collected, the Trea-
surer will pay them at his counter; that
is ell the oisims that are just and valid
1t is stated that, Rs soon as the depar'-
ment reports come in, tho Governor will
send in message to the General Assem-
bly,. embodying the general scope of the
financial policy OF the administration,
and recommending the measures neces.
sary to carrying them out. The main
points OF the forthcoming message are
shadowed forth in the line Of policy in
dicated by the Governor in the fore
going interview.
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DRINKING THE CUp.-The appointment
by tho Governor of court to try the
murderer of Captain Nimrod Jarratt, of
Macon County, Mo-, recalls the fact that
his wife was the first to discover his
dead body. Riding along the road, she
suddenly spied the murdered corpse of
her husband, who had left her few
hours before, in full health and yigor.
Her feelings can better be imagined tIan
described; but trying as was this heart.
rending sight, she had already passed
through one equally, if not more, trying.
Some years ago, she was the agonized
witness Of the burning of her house. At
on upper window, in full view of tue
half.distracted mother, but beyond all
hope OF succor, stood her lovely boy,
pleading, beseeching and screaming for
help, as tho flames roared md hissed
about him. But all in vain. Truly has
this lovely Christrian lady drank the
cup to it's very dregs.
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DEMOCRATIC TRIUMPHs in GEORGIA.
The entire Democratic municipal ticket
was elected in Atlanta on Wednesday,
with Hon. G. @. Hammock for mayor.
The vote for mayor stood, Hammock,
2,133; T. Stobo Farrow independent,
.337-majority for Hammock, 79G. III
Augusta there was no opposition to the
regularly nominated Democratic ticket,
and very light vote was polled OIL that
account Mayor Estes was 70. o.elected.
DEATH OF A VETEnAN.-We are panied
to record the death of Mr.. William Mat
tison, an aged and respected citizen,
which occurred at his residence near
Honea Path. on last Sunday morning,
December !, in the eighty sixth year Of
his age. Mr.. Mattison was a soldier in
tho war OF 18l2.-4Anderson InteNiqence,'.
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Dastardly Attempt ~ Robbery and AIur-
der.
COKEsnuKy. g. O. Dacembar

Mr.. EDITOR: On the evening of the
Sd instant, about dusk, Mr.. W. A. Moore
left his place Of business, in Cokcsbury,
and was riding to his residence, about u
mile out OF the village. Samuel Jamison,
colored man, was in company with
him, on foot, and both were unarmed
When within few hundred yards Of his
house, Mr.. Moore saw two or more per-
sons running behind, appa, enNy in pur-
suit OF him. This created suspicion,
and he quickened the pace of his horse.
AT this, the pnrsuers commenced firing,
aud fired foul shots. some Of the shot
passing through Mr.. Moore's hat. Jami-
son took to the woods and escaped uu-
hurt. TIE object, no doubt, was rob.
berry, with murder, if necessary.
Deeds Of daring and villainy like this
are becoming too common in the coun-
try, and it behooves the authorities to
look after the villains. and give them,
what they richly deserve. ''d.short shrifl
and tight rope." Mr.. Moore and Jami-
SOD offer reward of $I00 for proof to
convict the parties of the crime, and it
is hoped justice may overtake the would.
be murderers.
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MORE Co1No1DENcEs. "A lady CORES :
pondent Of the Missouri Republican oalls
attention to the fact that the Chicago
and Michigan fires occurred on the sixth
anniversary OF the burning of the Size
nandoah Valley by Sheridan, with troops
mostly composed of Michigan aud Hi
nois regiments. Sheridan, it will be re-
membered, made the boast that be had
laid waste that beautiful district so that
''even crow flying over it would have
to carry his rations with him." The
burning of the Michigan towns is said
to have been terrible. aud "lhe flames
leaped from the sky us if by magic, over.
taking and destroying people and cattle
by the roadside"
The Boston fire began on the 10Th of
November. On the 10th Of November
Gen. Sherman issued his order to burn
Rome and Atlanta.
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DANCING School. L.-Prof. Milan will
open his dancing school. in ball over
Messrs. Lorick & Lowrance, Monday,
Wednesday and Friday evenings, at half.
past O'Clock. for gentlemen. Glass for
ladies, misses aud masters Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday afternoons; at 8
o'clock.
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PA1Esg t,A4ps IsFps,1AE1os Anp CLAIM
AqxHox. We beg to invita- tho attention
of;our readers, and particularly oi.our
landowners. to the above agency, 10.
Gated in Washington, D. O.. ,and con.
dseted by sMeassa Davis 81 Co., com.
posed OF Southern men and ex. Confede.
rates. The Charleston Courier says:
!. g@''Ihey are endotsed by weli.knovp
gentlemen, and are. doubtless, in 3 posi-
ton to give accurate and reliable infor-
nation IN reference to all matters which
they lnvestlgate. Their terms, ;&c. are
set forth IN their 4dvertisement Hhioh
Will be found Ia the Courier to. .day.
ihey are particularly. anxious that ali
municnte with their bureau, giving the
details called for, so as to. enabia sbaro an
to speak comprehensively TO applicants
for homes in the South. They nowhave
an application from q COLONY of Swedes
Tor 400. 600 acres Of land in the Southern
States. and feel con6dent that il the
proper terms are offered they can induce
class OF sturdy and intelligent laborers
to our soil. This matter of imhipta.
tlon, and the occupancy of our lands by
sterling aud educated laborers, is one IF
too much Importance not to eulist the
serious attention OF F. our land holders.
who should avail themselves of ali op.
portunities to part with their surplus
lnnds. and thus contribute to the. better
ing OF our material, and. in fact, moral
and political condition. It will cost,yery
little to respond to the ingenious mode
by Davis 6s Co., and if they can be the
medium of inducing the hardy sons of
over-ta1od and over-supplied foreign es.
tates to come hither, the results that will
tily." !. '''
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LIST OF New ADVERTISEMENTS. -
Jasper Jenkins-Oysters.
j. D. Bateman-Oy sters.
r. @. Shiver & Co.-Bonlevard Skirts.
John Agnew & Son-Stovs Polish.
Mrs. o. E. Reed-Millinery.
Davis & Co.-Claim Agents.
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BURIED ALlvE.--Thsee Italians. John
Rudzon, Frank Montividi nnd John
Tory, working in sewer IN Brooklyn,
n. Y, were buried alive by it's caving in.
The heads OF two were just above the
earth, and they presented horrible
sight. The weight of earth against their
bodies and chests bulged their eyes from
their sockets and caused their tongues to
hang from their mouths. These two
men were not instantly killed, but one
died while his fellow -laborers were at
work endeavoring to extricate him, and
the other Immediately after he was taken
out. The third, who was completely
buried, was found dead, and his body
badly mutilated.
South CAROLINA RAILROAD SECOND
MORTGAGE BoNDs.-W1th q view to re-.
tiring the floating obligations of the
company, they have created a second
mortgage OF So 100000 which are being
offered IN bonds at the Office of the Trea-
snrer, at seventy-five per cent. Two
thirds of tho purchase money will be re-.
oeived in the seven per cent. non-mort-
gage bonds OF the company at seventy
tive per cent. and the balance in cash.
These new bonds have been dated Octo.
ber lst, and have seven per cent. cou-
pons attached. The interest is paynble
in New York city in April and October.
The present soarcity OF dwelling
bouses for rent in Richmond, Va, &C.
cording to the Eccning Ners, has not
boon equaled since the influx of "re-
fugcc" families during the late war. The
reai estate agents have various applica.
tions every day from parties in want of
medium size houses, and one agent
expressed belief that lie could rent 500
tencments.
Statistics of fire, recently compiled,
show that SIG. 900, 900 were lost through
isolated conhagrations in the United
States within the space Of two years, tho
great Chicago and Boston conaagrations
not being considered. Twelve per cent.
OF these fires owed their origin to ncci-
dent with kerosene. Eighteen per cent.
OF the fires occurring in New York in q
single year were due to the same cause.
We learn that our old friend, Burr J i.
Ramage, who has long and faithfully
served tho Greenville and Columbin
Railroa1, as its agent here. ilas resigned
that Office, and that Capt. N. B. Mazyck
having received tho appointment, On
tered upon his duties on Monday last.
Mewberry Herald.
SOLICITOR OF FOURTH CIncU1r.-The
announcement that AIujor A. J. Shaw
was elected Solicitor Of the Fourth Judi
oial Circuit was an error, which has since
been corrected. D. d. McColl, Esq, OF
Marlboro is the Solicitor elect.
Marion Crescent
The remains OF Capt. B. A. Jetcr
arrived here on last Wednesday, in
charge of Mr.. Broke billiard, at whose
house he died, in Texas, last July.
TInjn,, Yr,,ec