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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-03
MEDICAL.

ON MARRIAGE. HAPPY RELIEF FOB
" young men from the effects oferror5 and abuses
in early lie. Manhood restored. Impedtments to
marriage removed. New method Of tTeatuleut. Ne "
and remarkable remedies. Books and circulars
sent free, in sealed envelopes.
address Howard Association, 10 ? South %inth
street, Philadelphia, PennsyIvania~aE institution
having a high reputStiG2 % Saggrabla conduct
S4@ gYe:SSs.8sal skl%e S.I; o@ sos
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-03
POLITICAL NOTICES.
ATTENTION, VOTERS

The HeYubleau Stase Central Csfsmistee gives
notice shat az members of C0Egresa are t. be Foted
for at the election to be held Oil MONDAY, NOvsm-
berS 1872, the said election Will be heid under Fhe
provisions Of the acts Of Congress approved Mag y,
1870, February %, 1851, and Jane 10, rag, known as
the enforcement act.
Under the provisions of chose laws, any citizen
Illegally refused registration may recover before
the United pJ8tss courts $500 from the registrar
refusing him: and such officer 10 subisct TO a fine
not exceeding $780, and imprisonment fOS ShSeo
vears. OF bottle
J ANY registrar who knowingly anG wiliflIHy ia
serts fraudulent names on the Eegist.s list IS sub
!eCt to the same penalty.
ANY legal voter whose name is refused by Iii" Se-
Gistrars can demand to vote Oh the day Of election,
notwithstanding such refusal, and she election
officer refusing to receive his vote, after legal
proof is offered, shall forfeit to him the sum Of tive
hundred dollars. and shall also be fined rot to ex-
coed five hundred dollars, or be imprisoned not GE'
ceediDg three years, or both.
ANY election officer making 2 false SOUnt or
fraudulent return, shall be Hucd not exceeding Eve
hundred dollars or be imprisoned not exceeding
three years, Or both.
An persons bindering or obssructfng the regis-
: Hration Of lawful T0ters, or procuring fraudulent
registration or "oJinG fraudulent!E, 81 procuring
Others 20 vote Iraudulently. OF procuring Salse
counting u fraudulent returns ST election, are sab
iect to the same penalties.
These penalties can be enforced by summary pre-
cess N the United States courts, on information,
by the United States district attorney. the costs %
prosecution being borne by the United States.
1t is the intention of the State aon4mlt5es 10
have these avs strictly enforced.
All legally qualified voters, whose names are 70
fused OF stricken out of the registry list by the
registrars, az invited 10 communicate with the
executive committee.
AZ persons cognf1ant of fraudulent names in
serted IN tie registry list are particularly request
ed to furnish Information Of the facts 20 the same
address.
After the election. nf9rmation.i - solicited with
regard 10 Illegal Toting Or fraudulent actcn on the
I'll especially important that committees ofpot
less than ten citizens Should be formed in every
election division to scrutinl1e the registry lists,
watch The polls on the day Of election and keep an
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He will hear what a jury can determine on
the subject.

%S1NGULAR ACo1DENT.-Mrs. F. De Fuentes,
Algiers, in making up her bed, accidentally
threw her husbands pistol to the floor, ex-
ploding one Of the cylinders. The bullet en-
tered her thigh, INJECTING a painful wound.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-03

Mr.. Matthew Hogan was yesterday placed
under $1,000 bonds to appear before Re
corder Houghton on the fifth instant, for
shooting at Jean Marie Etienne. Jean, in a
clumsy manner, had run his plebian milk
cart against Mats aristocratic buggy, and
gave it a pretty good jolting, when a pistol
was fred at him. Captain Mccain found
Hogan soon after twelve o'clock Friday
night, and took him to prison.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-03

In the Matter Of Charles Ledig, an ABB
seutee-No. 35,822.
CECOND DISTRICT COURT 9 9 PARISH OF
= Orleans.-Whereas John SJeib has petitloned
the court 10 be aUpetnted curator OF Charles Ledig,
an absentre. Notice is hereby given to ali
whom Il may concern to show cause within ten
DAYS why the prayer ofths said petitioner should
not be granted.
By ordsy Q! t8% GQlSfe
88J 81 On y 5R&GSr ga!as
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POUND NOTICES,

DEPARTMENT OF Police, I
New Orleans, November / 1872. {
VETA% BROUGHT TO TIE FOURTH DISTRICT
w Pound, on Dryades street, between Jackson
and Philip streets
Gne White and Red cow.
Which, Il not claimed within five days and the
expenses thereon paid, will be sold at public auc-
.tion at said pound, on WEDNESDAY, November
s, 49,, az twelve O'Clock VI.
JAMES LEWIS administrator
40. :5Io-neI I'd
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-03

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-
dav as f~o1I0Us.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-03

HUNTERS, LooK!-When you desire to
obtain any article for hunting or fishing
purposes, look into No. So St. Charles street,
where Mr.. Charleville has a superb stock Of
goods for sportsmen. His guns, powder
and shot are of the very best kind.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-03

The EXEMPTION LAVA correspondent
asks why it is that justices Of the peace and
constables often violate the exemption law.
We are informed that they do violate the
law, but sufferers have a good and ready
remedy. If the prosecuted person is not
owner of property valued at or over $500,
he or she Can at once sue Che cOnstable's
bondsmen. and find no difficulty in gecover
ing full damages The Jaw ;s very plain
and the remedy open TO all, and We ad"ise
all who have been gictimized 80 enteg suit
immediately Judge Cooley's decision on
the law was quits plaino ana undoubtedly
correct. lie decided that the law exempted
property to the sum Of $780, and all over
that amount @as liable 20 seizure With
this explanation, Il SeadeSs gan proceed
in their action.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-03
OFFICIAL NOTICES.


The name of cur old friend "Ere is the
Amer" BIZ. THOMAS HICKEY, the old painter, No.
l25 Gi-od street, is am 0unHed as the choice OF the
honest voters for Coroner Of the First, Fourth,
MANY VOTERS.
"Cade Mile Father" nos it.
The Undersigned Delegates of the ter
man Republican Central Committee do hereby
heartily indorse ". R. Fish for Mayor, C. S. Sauvi-
net for Civil Sheriff and Joseph Herwig for Crimi-
nal Sheriff. They also announce that they have
nothing 10 do with the RatIralized fusion ticket,
that they will do all that is in their power, in their
respective clubs, TO vote the straight-out Repub-
Ican ticket
N M~ARQUARDT,
WILLIAM WEBER,
J. HFfHTZ,
TKEoDoRE A~NDRESSEN,
-- HAMM,
G.. G. Haley, candidate for Representa-
tive, Third Ward. Election November 4, 1872.
P. II. Boyle Announces Himself as a
candidate for Representative from the second
ward. Election November 4, 1872. no3ltT
Daniel Crowley announces Himself as a
candidate for First Justice of the Peace. Election
November I, 1872. nos 1t
United WorkiDgmen's Wicket, First aud
Second Wards:
Justice Of the Peace First Justice Court
DANIEL CROWLEY.
Constable First Justice Court-ARTHUR FRILOT.
Representatives, First W~ard-JOSEPH P. MUIR
PLY, PERRIN.
Representatives, Second Ward-P. H. BOYLE,
EDWARD STANSBURY, JOHN L.. BROWN.
Coroner First, Fourth, Fifth and Sixth Districts
PATRICK CRBAGH. moi 81
For Judges.
SELECTIONS " HI BAR
First District Court-E. 4BELL.
Second district Court-A. J. vIHLERZs
SyhirS District CcrSg-B a. MONROE.
Fourth District Court-j. Nj. BONNER
Fifth District %ourt-5o W. GURLEyo
sixth District Gourt-A. SAUCIER,
Seventh District Court-SAMUEL R. WALLER.
Eighth District Gourt-W. A. ELMORB.
Oc3l4tt
Fer COroner,-5OSEPH LLADO, candidate for
Coroner, Second and Third Districts of New Or
Election november 4, 1872. oc30 Str
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-03
SPECIAL, NOTICES.


Help the Torpid Organisation the body is
q a state OF I.s a,th, the food taken into the atom
ac5l acts Oh the bowels as q %stimulant. causing in
them .hat wornl.like motion by winch their CON
tents are expelled The Iiveg beins in d natural
conditions. the sow ef bile tEShich - % mild
eathartics into Che iu:estines is ample and regular,
and hence TIE discharges are easy and sufficiently
Frequent The reverse of ali this constitutes cos
tiveness. and the only true method OF sure is to
restore lie functional activity OF che rso import
ant organs which use the bowels as a sewer for tile
egress Of waste matter. For this purpose Hostel
tiers Stomach Bitters can be confidently recon.
mende6 as til. mcss effective OF all medicines. It
is not 500 much 20 say that chronic constipation
would be unknown il The Bittecs were in universal
Use as a remedy al :he earlier stages OF the som
plant. IS this period Of I'll" yeag, when .sspep-
STA, with all IFS Kindred disorders, ale SO apt to be
engendere6 .n6 aggravated by ehe l~ampnsss of
the atmosphere. Chs unequal stiUalsnS, tonic and
Alternative should be taken daily. "c3S 3ceod W
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FOB RENT,


ggyO LET-STORE Ant OFFICE CORNER OF
< Camp aad Common streers.-The store and
Office adjoining. situated corner Camp aud Com
mon streets, now occupied by Gonzales Brothers
as q cigar store. Possession given November l.
next. Apply to =. ROGER y CO.,
No. Is Decatur formerly Old Levee} street.
oc29
NsAEt4ANT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Oh
IL wiJaoEt ard, IN that pleasant residence, No
Pip Caroudelet street Suites IF r0on4e for fami
lies, If aesirsG. see
NOR KENT-IEF DESIRABLE A0-STUBY
L residence, Ne. I55 Calliope street; well adapted
for families; Conveniently located terms moder
a.e. Apply to DAVIS i FR8RET, No. u CONNER
Cial place. aUl
NOR RENT-IN SUITS or 6~iNGLE.-LARGE,
Z airy furnished rooms, in a location coay enieut
to the business part Of the city, adapted TO the use
Of flngle gentlemen or families. The house IS
within one squafe OF Canal Street. Terms reason
abe. Apply a5 No. 1853 Custouhouse street, near
the Varieties Theatre. So
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-03

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Houghton was
reioiced in being able to send j. H, Dono-
van ana James White down to the GRIM
inal Court, that a petty jury might try
them for burglary. The evidence was con-
elusive. and, it is hoped, will send the &C
cused to a speedy retirement.
Mr.. Smith, permitting his temper to get
the best of him, was 50 indisereet as to not
only assault, but batter poor Hattie Barnes.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-03

James Cox was yesterday found in JEFF
ferson parish, right bank, badly wounded
by a shot at the hands Of Mr.. Pope, who
was arrested. The wounded man is in a
critical condition. He was sent to the cor
ner Of Milan and Chestnut streets by Ser
reant WoOIeyo
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-03

First visit the extensive turnit1se ware.
houses Of Mr.. g.. d. Hubbard corner Of
Rampant and Perdido streets. where his
whole stock, the largest il the cityo Is on
exhition for customers to select from. Nr.
Hubbard has a thorough knowledge Of the
furniture business, and having been estab-
Iished where he now is more than thirty
years, during which time lis sales have
amounted to millions, he has the facilities
to give good bargains to new as 1veIl as Old
customers. One price only. and Uhsc very
low.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-03

W~ALsaE's FALL STocE.-The facs :ha: .
man must make certain purchases Of IN
GeroIotbing suited to the fall season.
whether he may be excited or s,o IN She
subject Of the election, is one which can
not he denied. No matter whether he be
the most ardent supporter of tie Kellogg
ticket, CT the most confused Of the fusion
lists, he must keep up 8 certain amount Of
bodily heat ana cleaqltness, Therefore. q
visit to the store Of Mr, 2. T. Washes
noted establishment il a necessity. We
say Washes, because We are convinced
that there such q stock is kept a. leaves
nothing ii the way Of shlrtso drawers.
under-shirts, half-hose, ~cravats. Of glove to
be sought Cor elsewhere, 40 S~l.tter what
may be the idiosvDcractes Of individual
taste or the depth of particular pockets.
The goods at that establishment are all
freshly imported, and selected withsa most
comprehensive knowledge of~What is fitting
and what is popular here. oA8$. oaSt!y,
55sy &Ss so1S SeEg Sb"5Io
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-03

East evening the driver Of All s2press
wagon carelessly ran over IDA Thompson
at the eorner of st. Peter and Dauphine
streets. injuring her badly. The driver,
seeing the result of his eare'essnesso drove
off in great haste, escaping.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-03
AUCTION Sales TOMORROW.

by PLAcIDR J.. SPEAR, at IOE o'clock, at corner
Of Jersey and Joseph streets, household f'Irni
ture and sewing machine-succession Of Mary
lane Echols.
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oHE RIVERS


The river here is fourteen fees shre
inches below high water mark Of 1877.
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jEwELRY WORTH $3OG0.-Detective Pear
son yesterday arrested Nile. Mary Kane.
proprietress Of the mansion No. 1873 Gus
Toulouse street. on the charge Of having
stolen property in her possession Mr.. ].
NJ. Brown, OF Galveston. had been robbed
Of $4,000 worth of diamond jewelry by Cur
ley, alias Donahue, and lett a portion Of the
plumber with Mrs. Kaneo Dr.. Kane was
arrested as a vagrant and something worse.
Detective 7. II. Doran, of Galveston came
over here 20 prosecute the case and recover
all he could Of the property
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-03

P. Il, Cotton AnnosA ces UjHIseif az n
candidate Lrom ?Ss 0ec3a: ~S!2o election *S-
vs9bSs g. $40. SpOsI
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-03

During the past week the Mobile and
jackson railroads brough: in cotvos q. fol-
lows:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-03

STEALING IRoS.-Gticer Franz: last eveno
ing took in mule and cart No. 1863. which
he had captured at the Jackson railroad
depot, the driver Of which had stolen a lot
Of valuable iron castings, and when discov.
eredo fled to save himself from agresto
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-03

President STATE "aatral Committee.
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Fer COrOner,-5OSEPH LLADO, candidate for
Coroner, Second and Third Districts of New Or
leans. Election November 4, 1872. oc30 Str
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CRIMINAL IOUhF'-~S lCGot DION lie S'hIfS"
ed with carrying q concealed weapon, was
arraigned and pleaded guilty.
Tom Brown, accused Of larceny IN steal
ing an iron link belonging 20 Charles AIo:.
gan. was a~rraigned and pleaded guilty.
Alexander Smith, charged with stealing
81 belonging 20 Isaiah Smith, was arraign-
ca and pleaded not guilty. Ghe same ind.
vidual was also a~rraigne1 or the charge Of
stealing a pistol, the property o. Bridget
Brown, and pleaded not guilty.
William Ryan appeared 5efors Judge
Abel on a writ OF habeas corpus. applied
for yesterday 5y Mr.. F. T.. Ferguson, a.
torney for the prisoner
Mr.. Ferguson stated GhaS Ryan was de-
prived Of his liberty, and imprisoned in the
Parish Prison under pretex. Of ''fouf pre-
tended orders'' emanating from 4. y. Bill
lin@s, styling himself recorder OF the Fourth
District Of this oitys a person ao4 legally
authorized to issue the orders complained
of. He also stated that the said orders or
pretended commitments were informal, nuli
and void, and unconstitutional apparent on
the face of said document
Recorder Billings was IN court. and
through his attorney, Mr.. w. R. Whitaker,
answered that the applicant had been com
mitted on the charges Of uttering obscene
words on the street, disturbing the peace
and committing an assault on one Mary
Hyland.
Judge Abel said thaS according to Che
facts in the casn the nriGnnpr cG1T6 nnt he
held; but as there had been 8 disturbance
of the peace, he would order his release on
his giving bond in the sum Of $3.50 not to
disturb the peace during six months.
N. K. SEVERN was arraigned on the charge
of carrying a concealed weapon and pleaded
guilty.
Rosa Victor, charged with assault with a
dangerous weapon on Alphonse Renaux,
was arraigned and pleaded guilty.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-03

brief Communications Pu5UShed-Long
Ones Looarta6ly Rgected-THe Editor not
Responsible for tie Sentiments Expressed
IN the Communications
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ESTATE OF nORACE D. McGINNl..

no2.
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TEIvnPrT, Feb. 3, 1872
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-10
TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS. Feb. O. 1872
political movement Is maintained In the Legisla-
tive Assembly which has for It's immediate object
the formal declaration OF NJ Tniers President for
fe and to renew the Assembly by annual elections.
The propositions are reported to emanate from the
members OF the Left Centre.
THE MISSION TO WASHINGTON.
1t Is reported that the French Embassy at WASH
ington has been offered to M. Drouyn de Lhuys.
COMMUNIST AMNESTY UNDER CONDITIONS.
The Assembly has approved OF the report Of ita
committee recommending amnesty to all C0mmun-,
SITS under the rank OF commissioned officer ana
who have committed no offence under common law
MARSHAL BAzAINE AND THE IMPERIALIsr PRO-
CLIyITIES.
The Pdtrie says the Committee OF the National
Assembly which Is investigating the facts connected
with the capltulation OF the French fOrtiications
and armies during the recent war has obtained
pro0f.of Marshal Bazaine's treachery TO the re-
public.
LEGISLATIVE SUSPICION AND LIGHT WANTED FROM
AMERICA
The Assembly Committee on War Contracts hasf
adopted resolution asking the United States gov
ernment to furnish the result OF the inquiry into the
conduct OF American officials. who were suspected
OF participating In the purchase Of arms for the
French government during tine war.
THE PREFECTURE OF THE SEINE.
M. Leon Say has rendered his resignation as Pre-
feet OF the Seine. He VIII probably be succeeded
M. Augustine Cochin.
THE BULLION SUPPLY.
The specie In the Bank OF France mas Increased
100000 francs during the week.
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TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Feb Q, 1872.
In the House Of Commons to-day The Right Hon.
Henry Bouverie Brand, the Ministerial candidate,
was elected Speaker without opposition.
The member thus comes quietly into an ofico
yielding $4,000 sterling year, with peerage In
prospective.
(Mr. Brands election was spoken OF as certain in
the Parliamentary exhibit OF coming legislative.
work which was published specially IN the HERALD
last Monday. sketch OF his life and public ser.
vices was gwen at the same time.l
PREPARATIONS FOR THANKSGIVING.
Extensive preparations are making for ths
thanksgiving ceremony at st. Paups. A force OF
1000 men Is at work daily making the necessary
alterations, building staging and decorating the
cathedral. which Is closed to the public.
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attorney, OF claims against the United States whiU
he was . member OF Congress, and receiving grs-
tuity In consideration OF services, ended Today
The jury, after being out four hours were unable 10
agree upon verdict and were discharged
Ing nine for conviction and three for acquittal.
Government Clerk as Bogus Claim
Operator.
John n Ehle, clerk In the Third Auditors once
Treasury Department. was arrested this afternoon
on warrant at the instance Of the Third Auditor,
VINO charges him with stealing from the files
OF the ONCE certain abstracts and evidences Of In
dcbtedness upon which TO base fraudulent claims
against the government The Third Auditor
says the accused used set OF vouchers by Ming
them in connection with fraudulent claim; but at
present II Is impossible to tell whether he ever sue
ceeded In actually obtaining any similar claims
through the ofllce.
Ehle, as ne distracted the papers, passed them
over TO o supposed confederate, but VINO In reality
was detective employed to watch his operations.
He was required to give bail.
Presidential Nominations.
The President sent the following nominations to
the senate today
Gratiot Washburne, Assistant Secretary OF Lega
ton 70 France; William Brsburne, of Pennsylva-
MA Consul at Gnsnt r {" Parsons Assistant As
Der OF the Board Of Health OF Washington, ID. o.
The Army and Deficiency Appropriations.
The Committee on Appropriations have finished
the Army Appropriation bill. 1t approprlates over
s2o.ooo,ooo including $4,000 for wnlett's Point.
They have now under consideration the Deficiency
bin The amounts to DO appropriated foot up thus
far 10 $4,000
The Income Tux Blanks.
Commissioner Douglass has been unable to ascer-
tain from the Committee on Ways and Means whe-
tncr the income tax win be continued, the com.
mn having n
The Commissioner Il anxious TO be Informed on the
subject as the collection OF the Will necessitate
the distribution IN March OF seventeen tons OF
Dnnks.