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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-22

sun Mutual Insurance company, Sep
tember 4, l872.-Scrip holders are hereby notified
that this company is now ready to issue certf-
Gates of stock for the conversion of their scrip
Holders are requested so present their certificates
yitLOG5 delayo
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-22

Pagtes desiring insurance are TequesseA To- no
tice that this old and re liable company is issuing
policies fire. river and marine risks upon the
most favorable terms; and, under-their amended
charter, insurers viii, if they so elect receive
dividends OF their proportion of profts of the com
pany in cash without the requirement of becoming
stakeholder, and they are assured Of the utmost
Iiberaty jis the adjustment and settlement of
los5es.
I m T4NES 7 DAY President.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-22
JAMES I. DAY, President.

The s'Terrebonue Patriot" Published
at Heapla, louisiana ia one Of the best atvert1s-
iBg mediums IN Southern Louisiana. dc13 "
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REGISTRATION.

90 a. " UOBW1IE,
assistant SECRETARY of State.
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THE RIVERS.
THE --latest FdshiOnso

ITO II7OI HUI0 I5 IOUI CTtL9 3VU6 q
high water mark of 1871
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-10-03
Extracting Poison from the Rattle
snake.

The process Of Extracting the
poison from the rattlcsnGko (rrOta-
ms ho2iduS) for medicinal purposes
whilst the reptiles were still living,
has been successfully accomplished
by Mr.. J, G. Thompson and DR..
Hayward, of Liverpool. The follow.
ing was the modUS opcr0ndi if any
Of our readers care to do likewise ::
The reptiles were in separate COM
partments of II large case, fitted
with double liu for extra
security. A long staff, fitted
at the end, with n thick india
rubber moose which could be loosen
ed or frightened by the hand at pleas
urc, WAS inserted through the par
TALLY opened lii, and the opportuni-
ty quickly seized of slipping a nooz"
loop over the snakes head, the loop
beirg Immediately drawn tight by
means of the cord attached thereto,
With Il similar rivanca the tail
was next fastened, and the snake, be-
ING thus securely held, was lifted out
of the box on the floor Of the room.
A pickle bottle containing chlOro-
form was then thrust over the Sn Ike's
head, and carefully held in its place
by keeping time to the animal s eff
forts to extricate itself. AS the rep
tile became stuIeiied, the moose was
gradually y relaxed to enable the lungs
to have full play, and when it APP
peared powerless, the snake was
laid in u long narrow box, mndo for
the purpose, withsan aperture at one
end, out of which its head projected
while the after operation was per-
formed. Its jaws were then opened
and fixed, and the poison glands
were pressed with forceps, then with
the gloved finger and thumb, while
II small blown graduated phial was
held to receive tho drops as they
slowly oozcd out through the poison
tangs. Tweaty drops were the aver
age quantity yielded by each snake.
The venom is of II straw color, thick
and gummy i'll consistency, and de-
cidedly acid in its reaction on litmus
paper. 1t is readily soluble in gly
cerine or water, but it is preciplra-
ted by strong alcohol, the preciri-
tate being redissolyed, with tho adj
dition OF little water. Its toxico-
logical properties were fully tried
on II variety of animals Half n
drop produced death in n lrnuet
within three minutes after being in
iected under the wing.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-10-03
FOREIGN GOSSIP.

TIE death of Prince Guolam Ma
homned was recently announced
from India. The deceased was the
last surviving son of the celebrated
Tippoo Sahib, the grandson OF the
Hyder Ali.
ACCORDING to Humboldt, the gold
imported from America since the
discovery of Hispauiola to the revo-
luton of Mexico amounts to seven
and n half milliards, which is little
less than the last war debt of France.
A SOURCE Of mineral oil closely re-
sem bling petroleum has been dlscov-
cred in the Sllesian Mountains. A
supply is being regularly drawn, and
the burning capacity of the material
gives great satisfaction.
THE china and earthenware manu-
facturers in the Statlordshire potter
les have added I'D per cent. to their
prices. The workmen on their part
have given notice of demand for IL
large increase OF wages.
AT A recent sale in London, let
ter containing sonnet written by
Cowper on behalf Of printer at
Leices' er, who had got into prison
for selling some of Tom Palne's pub
lications, fetched four guineas and a
half.
The operation of the Cumpulso-
ry Education Act in England is
creating some uneasiness. A class
has arisen that refuses to recognize
the right of the board to take away
the fathers control over his child's
education.
THE United States Consul-Geper-
al at Bucharest, NJ. Peixottoo, him
self n jew, has memoralized the
Roumanian Government in favor OF
official assistance and encourage
ment to be afforded to Jews IN hou-
mania to emigrate to the country
which he represents, so as to pre-
vent further religious outrages'
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-10-03
Abroad.

p The bark City of Hamilton, from
London for Philadelphia, is reported to
have put into Ryde, Isle of Wight, in
consequence of mutiny among the
crew.
Fifty children. in charge of Miss
Rye, sailed from Liverpool for Quebec
in the steamship Samaritan. Homes
have been secured for them in Canada.
A letter purporting to be written by
Don Carlos to the Pope is circulating
in Paris. 1t promises the speedy re-
newal of the Carlist insurrcction in
Spain, with ample means.
Captain General Cobollas has for.
varied to the Department of War q
plan for campaign against the Cuban
insurgents, which meets the approval
Of Corlova. 1t is officially announc-
ed that the number of insurgents in
arms against the Government in Caba
is 4,5OO, a great majority of whom are
Mexicans, Dominicans and Americans.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-10-03
The POstolllcc and the Express Com.
panlCS.

by the new postal law which came
into operation on the lst of July, IL
great benefit has been conferred up
on the general public and n severe
blow struck at the monopoly of the
express companies. According to
the new regulations, packages of dry
goods, hardware, drugs except
liquid drugs, and other merchan-
disc not exceeding twelve ounces in
weight can be mailed to any part Of
the United States ut a charge of two
cents for each two ounces or fraction
OF two ounces. Much time and
money will be saved by thisarrangc-
ment. The express companies de-
mand at least forty cents for the
transportation of II package, however
small, for any distance. The post
office authorities, on the other hand,
will forward Il twelve ounce package
to San Francisco for twelve cents,
For instance, pair of boots, if
neither boot weighs more than the
specified twelve ounces, may be
wrapped up in two separate parcels,
and sent across the continent for
twcntv-four cents; whereas, under
the old plan, the transportation of
goods Of this description would
have cost almost more money than
they are worth.
Up to the present time the post
Office has lost money by the new sys.
TEN, simply owing to the fact that
the general public has not taken ad-
vantage OF it to such IN extent AS
will make itremuneratlye. But it is
confidently expected that when the
advantages Of the system are thor
oughly appreciated the scheme will
prove as profitable to the Govern
ment rs it is beneficial to the public.
1t is, III fact, nothing more nor less
than an adaptation of the English
parcel post, and although the charges
in England are somewhat less than
the rate adopted here, yet when it is
remembered that the distances are
us nolhing compared with those in
this country, it will be seen that
there is no cause for dissatisfaction.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-10-03

Iy his clearing address at the late
meeting of the Baptist Missionary
Society, the President said Go
homo to labor in your respective
fields. Go home to give. Give es-
pecially to Foreign Missions. If you
are poor, give. Ii you want a meet
ing house, give. If you want revi-
val, give. If you want Gods bless
ing on anything, give. l never knew
one devoted to Foreign Missions
who didu't become devoted to every
form Of Christian labor.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-10-03

A traveller DER II dusty road,
Strcwcd acOrnS ON the lea;
Ard one took root and sProuted up,
And grew !ntoa tree.
Love sought its shade ut cVcntlde,
10 breathe It's early Vow.
And age was pleased at heat OF noon
70 rest beneath lis boughs.
The dornousc loved It's dtngling twigS,
Thc birds sweet music pour;
1t stood glory in its place
a blessing evcrmorc.
A little spring bad lost It's way,
Among the grass and fern
A passing -tranger scpopCd n well,
Where weary men might turn
He walled 1t IN, and hung with caro-
A lailc at the brink
He thought not of the decd he did,
Butjudged that toll might drink.
lie passed again, and 10! the well,
BY summer never dried,
Had cooled ten thousand parchlng tongue
And 'avcd life besides,
A dreamer dreamed n random thought,
Twas old, and yet twas new;
A simple fancy of the brain,
But strong in being true.
1t fell upon gcEial mind,
And 10! the thought became.
A lamp of light Il beacon ray.
A iafcly guiding tllmo.
The thought was small, its issue great
A watch fire on the hIli,
1t sends its radiance far radown,
And cheers the valley still.
A nameleSS man amid the crowd
That thrOngcd the busy mart
Let fall the woid of hop9 and love
A whisper on the tumuit thrown,
Naught but passing breath
1t raised u brother from the dust
q oak O fOunt o words of love!
. thought at random cast!
Yc were but little AT the first,
But mighty ut tho last.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-10-03

Rev. PETER CARTWRIGHT, ID. d.,
now at Carlinsville, ILL.,, is still living,
but iu very feeble condition, and his
death at any time would not surprise
his friends The family of this aged
pioneer of the Methodist Church are
in receipt Of letters almost daily
from various portions of the country.
No hope is entertained of his recoV-
cry. He was born Sept |, 1886, in
Amherst county, Va.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-10-03
coub c0I.UO
S2,uO,rW
In addition to this. we can draw Government
bonds for twu.thirds Of the work done In advance
OIL the track if We desire IT,,
The following is in pencil on the
cC'DIr0

In addition to this, we can draw Goycrnmrnt
bonds for twu-thirds Of The work done III a'N"hce
sr the track If we desire IL.
The following is in pencil on the
Ames letter:
oakes Amcs' list Of names, as shown to-day to mo
blaine, Of Maine 5000 Elliott, Mass 300
TnoehtlersoH noh Of y, II, 3oo Dawes, Mass. Sm" So@
MMitLsHu! M,t,,,! MaSN MASS c =, 2H. Fowler Ienh Xxx
BngTam and Garfield, 9. cacR, '''''' ''''''H' 5,0m
Scoheld and Kelley, Pa. each, ="
The act 50 much desired by the inside
ring " was passed by Congress- everybody
very well knows. An act twice as iniQui-
touS could have been pulled through when
Wilson and Patterson IN the Senate, and
the Speaker of the House, Mr. Colinx, and
Mcsrs Blaine, SchoGcld, Kelley, Dawes,
Elliot, Boutwell,, Bingham and Garfield
had been Eribcd 'as Amcs declares they
Scrc. They wcrcthc most prominent and
influential men on the Republican side Of
the House Dawes being then Chairman Of
the Committee on Elections, and Schoiield
Chairman Of the Committee on Revised
and Unfinished Business. Boutwell, was
ON the Judiciary Committee Bingham ard
Blaine prominent members of the Commit
tee ON Military Affairs, and Kelley and
Garfield held equally important positions,
As bad Il showing rs Amcs's list makes
for the great lights of the Grant party, it is
not as bad as it will be when the whole
truth is known The Amcs list is not com
plctc 1t will be observed that it does not
include the name Of James Brooks Of New
York, yet Col. McCombs swcars that he re-
cciyedsjO shares.
But Brooks was not the only one omit
ted. We have been informed by one of
the legal gentlemen employed in the ease
of McComb art. The Credit Mobilcr, that
Robert c. Schcnck, Of Ohio, Benjamin NJ.
Boycrof Pennsylvania, in the House, and
Pomcroy, Chandler Cameron, Nye Stew
art, Sherman, and Morton in the Senate, al
50 received n numbcrof shares McComb
has the proof and will produce it or com
pei Mr.. Amcs, who all along refused to ap-
pear before the examiner and testify, to
produce it,
From the same source we also learn that
Amcs pursued ihc following novel course
in bribing some Of these men; He would
first hand tn member or Senator Il Ger
tihcate Of stock and tell him it was good
thing If asked how much money was re
quircd, he would say, Not cent at pres
cnt Then in few weeks he would again
pay Il visit and hand the gentleman u
check drawn by the Treasurer Of the Drod-
it Mobiicr and say: Here is your first
dividend was sufficient to pay for the stock
at its nominal value. That the dividends
were sufficient to do this is shown by the
4 II 4. 1 ~
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-10-03
BUYING C0NGRESSMEN.
Grave Charges sr Bribery and Corrup.
tlOn.
Wilson, ColiaX and Blaine Among the
BribCd.

The letters of Mr. Cakes Ames, cmbrac,
ed in the following article from the New
York SIM, are genuine documents, sub
miucd in his own handwriting in the due
course of trial still pending before an
Examiner IN the Eastern District of the
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania, duly
ON oath and confirmed by
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TIE PEorLE,s CoLUaEN.

brief Communications P,s1lished-Long
Ones L1rarja5y Rcjected-The Editor not
Responsible fer the Sentiments Expressed
IN tie Communications.
Peter CoyIe for Administrator Of Water
works.
EDITOR REPUBLICAN,:
Permit me to treSpass upon your space
for the purpose Of calling attention to the
Republican candidate for Administrator Of
Waterworlzs. MIR. Peter CoyIe. z citizen Of
thirty years standing; man d means.
with all Lis interests conferred here, bis fam
lily and numerous circle Of friends he
possesses the very best guarantees that can
be required. His capacity and honesty are
undoub.es. Nir. Covle 'gif pol . gery
heavy vote u tie Fourth Dis':ic.. Y7ilic: We
las largely contributed 80 i:5!a NJ. amt
whey" nc is ~eit known ant highly IS
teemsd sor liz many "sealla:: .:.!..:es u
hoa;! and hes-s.
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PLATFORM or THE REPUBLICAN
PARISH CONTENTION
eAcrgc.e in conrenl!on Oesober la. 81.


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s.ras;..c.,t IF W. v-3i+.a sr'+.s LII ~.
@raat ,,,,.Fr .h..+ ,Gorsd rra 500 =, -,,,.,,
.a}3rring ia. y,IngarEta,,s3 ~. ,o,.,,,,
! prsnts ar. formed Tor :h. "snr.ss 'IGr4oza
.lrcI.va'i,e. a1a,.r;nI ~ haaIt;,y' 5.nr.o
the ,roeir.ies s1uE,r,lcs i, ~. Pb;jadefy,l,ia
r,ntanri.n
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-01

embezzlement, on motion Of A. Gastinel
and G. f. Buck, of counsel for defendant,
it IS ordered by the court that the district
attorney do show cause, if any he have or
can, on Saturday, November 9, at 10 A. H.,
why the information herein filed should not
be quashed for the following reasons:
l. That the article charged to have been
embezz!ed is a Havana lottery ticket, the
sale Of which sproli5ited by special statute.
?. That no property can be lawfully ac-
quired to such ticket in this State in con
sequence Of said special prohibition, and,
therefore, it can not be the subject Of en-
bczz!cment.
g. That the said ticket il of nd value, and
was not Of any at the time the charge was
made, which is g. necessary requirement. in
ty!:n:,: Tie 1asis Of suc2 charges.
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Capital Prize $4,000,
SCHEME


howard, SIMMONS < CO., Contractors.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-01

10 2ar :. Sc: asid. by an agreeable Gus
tom. which Aaa wideneA from year 70 year
until now at classes OF Tie community are
sneiudeH ID paying respect 70 I'll" dead For
month past. families s,ase been busy in
getting ready their offerings 8: flowers. ms
meHtcss, ~reaths Of i'nlaorcefIcs. and il
tho vicinity Of ii" various cemeteries, sur
vivogs .. those who Tag il ?heig last sleep.
wcnded their w.y 90 the last resting place
Q. father. 'nother. brother. sister; OF "jearer
one than 81! these. Tc1n6s and graves have
been nevis renovated il AZ the gravsyards,
and This day VIII show GhaH as much care
il devoted 90 She cities ~ tie dea1 as to
the cities 0ftbe living. The dag viii be
universally observed ~ fhe Catholics in
the offices OF their religion: ~ everybody
else As sh., duty Of those who yo. walk thc
eartB % chose whose footsteps il life VIII
,cygr 3aOge be heard.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-01
SPECIAL, NOTICES.

Help the Torpid Organs.-When the body ID
state Of h. aIth, the food taken into the stom-
ach acts on the bowels as stfnulant causing in
them that worm-like motion by which their con
Tents are expelled. The liver being in q natural
condition, the TOW Of bile (which is a mild
cabarti into the irtcstiaes IS ample and regular,
and hence tie discharges are easy and sufficiently
frequent. The reverse of all this constitutes COS
tiyeuess and tie only true method Of cure is to
restore tile functional activity of the two import
ant organs which use the bowels sewer for the
egres5 Of waste matter. For this purpose Hostel
ters Stomach BiteIs can be confidently recon
nIeuded as the most effective OF all medicines. 1t
is not too much to say that chronic constipation
would be unknown il the Bitters VT in universal
use rs q remedy IN the earlier stages OF the com
5lajnt. ii this period OF the year, When dyspep
s8 win allies kindred disorders are SO apt 20 b"
engen.i~re8 AMI: aggravated By she GamIness OF
atmosphere. Ibis cneYGal stin.ulaut, tonic and
altera.ivs shou { be cake "aiiS. ".2s cd "
The OsVe..eb0nnt PntII0s.'' Published
q daUUa, Louisiana, is one of the lest 3dyeTtis-
lug me- dioms IL Southern Louisiana del& ly
ESascb@IGr'. Br5r Dya.-Thi, sp!sndi,. Hair
perfect We. Harmless reliable and instant en"0us;
Disappointment: no ridiculous tuts or unpleas-
ant odor Remedies the Ill effects eli bad dyes and
WIsO es Produces INN diattly a suDerb black or
natural brown and Leaves the hair clean, soft and
ba&urfa. TIE genuine signed by ". 4. Bachelor.
CHARLES 8ATCaELOR,
0o3 " Proprietor, New 4Olf.
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Address ~ i. 4. g. YLelkins

In another column correspondence aD'
pears leading 80 the announcement shat
Mr J. r. G. Pitkin will deliver ~ address
on national and State politics sh:s evening
at Lyeeum TalI. Mr.. !'itIin is pleasant
and go.cible speaker. whose eloguence has
frequently aroused the Republicans Of other
States 20 the Importance OK t!SeiE poiiti:al
duties aaG responsibilities
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-01
THE DAILY REPUBLICAN
Local intelligence.

OK ~ srasoN. wv 80 irex2egienced'
y.a;hGl5 magnolia tree 81 =. Charles 6e,
'woes Thalia ana Mstpomcne streets. yes-
G:r.ias put forth beautiful a)'Dsso'no
and tIe winterish atmosphere q yes'e:-
alsY was q orushcg to surn1Uog "1oth.ng'
6tyescgags were Not dssp.so6.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-01

g.oLEs Yorwco-Ywo b0rsHafs. haVinG
% fine taste Tor tobacco, forced open The
gar. house Of Ms. 'Jays, Peters street. and
stole eve aoxes 81 the weeei, but Officer
:4oors discovered them, whe" they escaped.
dgspgioe the bo&css The rasc%Is left /"
.s...llas dJchind them. wiieh saey can obtain
o: app!yias 30 Captain Robinson. Tie
ss,oscco was sefurnee % che warehouse
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-01

grB Pna,RY Lyoss 3sQgHsy.
Creagh will tomorrow hold an inquest in
a1e case Of Perry Lyons. Witnesses and
5.ryaaeB are gepueste4 30 be present at
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-01

Giving . lady away At welding : SIN
ply 4 farce. The old Yrov"'5 saFS. T" mere
there's a viii there's q way GonseaeHtlEo
as all lEe worl,t knows .ha5 "."l' ltslE mas
VII q OWL. giving s.. : SO s.e.@s
quite s-nao:G8ls.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-01

S,h1 signal service. United Sta S''nF'
reports. :or the benet: 81 co''.1"Fc'' the
meteorological! record. ano? ~ ~ al q
the rivers. &. Sd! J.. u 'c"' s'iae' j@"seS-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-01

4 FALI~W~dnesda evening Alien LeFy
syss ~ yehoupitoui"s street car and hay
sn2 ,noistened his clay 100 often for good
aea!th accidentally fell Oi! and his flesh was
aa"'g bruised. he was seas 80 tue Charity
GssnitAL
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-01
f's.t,:e:e STATE seminal Gonli.treo.
snS1 +g1.
..L.ca ]. -.r..lns.elsn,.. !l.e..e.. !I...! $50
5'D'
go. .--... IS B3 TIE BsEo

firse 21za..c" "'''l -. '1'''
a.....,..... ret Court-a. j. WHERE.
.-....,. sic- Court-~T. a. MONROE.
F".' y -
$500 .5st,ict .Yurt--r. W. GUHLEy.
..5xta ?ls.lic. 'orrt--A. SAUCER.
Seventh District Court-sAMUEL z. WALHE''.
Eighth District Court~W. 4. ELMURE.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-01

E0r CoraEiev. JOSEPH LLAUO. candidate fGg
Coroner. second and Third Districts of New "..
Leans. Election November +, 1882. oc3G 81
Far CLERK OF the Fourth District Court
JULES WHINE, independent candidate f0g 'leri1
81 The Fourth District Court. Gc}0 2t+
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-01

CRgsHED @N y'm Easa'..-oAt an early
Aorlr yesterday snorning George Buckley
eyas lying On she railroad 9racS on Royal.
O"aS Independence street, quite UncoH-
sc.o's sro.. TOO n,ycis strong drink. when
0ss 80. a." passed THAI war the driver did
nos see liss until zee ia:e.-:he wheels
passed over Buch%y's !eg. crushing the
iones portion Of 1t. lie vas sent :" his
Aosae on besse,.g street. ana tie driver sur
,gals cred himself 10 She police
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-01
4 b4BAuA LIZZIE, CEMENT. PLAss Z !:

in store and oor sale
25oo barrels mesh Shelby, alabama, qfMFS,
So03 barrels fresh 2ouisville GEMENT
503 barrels R"seHdaI,S5y EMENT.
SoG barrels $yesh Wo F. BroUn'e Ssf.8uqsb
by SAMUEL JAMESON. Sole 8gens,
aus SIN No 50 CaToudtlr@ street