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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-10-24
DIR. CARPENTER,
i3C NxUIBYcHDy G,v1
NEWARK, Nj,
In now treating successfully
CONSUMPTION, H.onchitie,

NEWARK, Nj,
In now treating successfully
Consumption, Bronchitis,
and al disea of the Throat ani Lung, VI ms
COMPOUND INDICATED INHAI,A-
TIONs, CONCEN Rated FOOD,
AND COUGH SYhUP. ,...-..
During the past ten years Or. Carpenter mas tt''1t
ell ana cured thousands Of cases 81 the above haa
ed diseases, and has now in his possession otrL'
Gates Of cures from every part OF the Asas
Ina Ia ton Is hrcaihed directly iuto inc lungs,
nofnin1- and healing over l inlamcd surfaces, en-
,qrlDg into the blood il inaa Is vita ltY as per-
neatcs every part OF NJ - EN-: ne sehsat.on
,yirs. vrry decided reli particularly when there
Is mach difficulty ofhrcal hing. lnGerthe influence
OF my remedies The cough soon grows easier, The
night sWeats cta~e, the hectic Hush Vanlshes, aud
van improving digc lion the patient rapidly ms
strcn4tn. aud hea!th is lgsin Witain his grasp,
rhe Concentrated Food rapidly builds up
q most si"olllt tVd tst, pre- cntluE - the stuIl-
ach food ali ready 70 be as-il.laed and made irto
20 NJ. iich healthy blood,
Tne Cough syrup is to he taken at nigh To
alleviate the cough aud cnUh the patient Ia obtain
-lrep. FaR directions accom- 0ay cdct hor Iay
remedies Bii cpHSis u
One Inhaler; One Bottle OF Alters two In
b liant; One Bottle Of Soothing Pebrifuge
Inhalant One Bottle of Anti @pmor-
rhsgio Ihhallut; One Bottle Con-
centrated Food One Bottle of
Cough Syrup.
Price &C Box containing remedies 10 last one NOR III
go; Two months, SITS; tItr,e inonihs, go.
Sertt any address q. .. D. Pamphlets contain
ing large u, of patients cured scul wee Lott r
# Inquiry mast contain one ao NJ to n~ureaea"e or
A. CARPENTER. NJ u, Nevark. NJ.
! On. CARPENTERS CArABkI REMEDY VII
give immediate rciei aud VIII e5ect Il pefmancn
cure IN from one 10 three moi ths. Price uf teiucd'
months. slo.
! CsxCi.as in all lis torns succes Fsl', treated
/ SEMI G5r list NJ patieut. cured 70
\ H.GtUPENIEE, u. y, Newark, Nj
/ aEi0 v&wiy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-02
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

WASHINGTON, June /, 1872.
bill to remove the political disabilities Of Alger-
non $. WORTH OF Westminster county, N. Y, minor
cadet in the Naval Academy at the breaking out OF
the rebellion was reported by Mr.. Potter, (dem)
of N. " from the judiciary Committee and passed.
ROUND VALLEY INDIAN RESERVATION.
Mr.. CouGHLAN, rep). Of CAL, from the Committee
on Public Lands, reported bill for the sale to ac-
tua settlers OF the surplus lands OF the Round Val
ley Indian Reservation, I'm Mend0cno county.
California. After remarks by Mr.. Coughlan, who
said that the land-grabbers Of California were
trying to steal these lands from actual settlers who
had resided there before ii had been taken for a
reservation and opposition by Mr.. Shanks, Chairman
OF the Committee on Indian Affairs, the bill was re-
jected
Mr.. GARFIELD, trep.) Ohio offered q concurrent
resolution, extending the session until Tuesday
evening next at seven O'Clock.
Mr.. WOOD, vdcm) New York, asked Mr.. Garfield
If he could give the House any assurance that Con-
gress would adjourn at that time.
Mr.. GARFIELD wished that he could give more as
surance on that point than was IN his power.
Mr.. BINGHAM Directing to discussion, the resolu-
bill to authorize the First National Bank OF
Annapolis, Nd to change Its location to Baltimore
was reported and passed.
bin to legalize assignments OF pay Of United
States officers and clerks was reported by Mr..
|Sloss tdem.) of Ala, from the Committee on the
Revision Of the Laws, and, after discussion, was
rejected.
on Commerce, reported bill to make san Diego
California port Of entry. Rejected.
Also bill to make La Crosse, WIS.,, port OF de-
livery. Rejected.
Mr.. FARNswORTH, (rep.) OF H., moved that the
House take recess until hafp past seven. Other
members suggested three O'Clock, and others an
adjournment, as there was really no business
pressing on the House. All the propositions were
rejected.
The Senate bill to provide for the sale OF public
lands containing coal was taken from the Speakers
table and referred to the Committee on Public
Lands.
Mr.. FARsswoRTH renewed his motion for q recess.
The motion was agreed to by the casting vote OI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-02
NEW CALEDONIA.
Mining. Marine and Manufacture Re-
Ports-visitation by u Hurricane.


Mining. Marine and Manufacture Re-
ports-visitotion nv n Hurr5c.ne
10y inc Austfaiaslah mai we nave hies rom New
Caledonia, dated at NOumcs from the 18th of Febru-
arv "a tbe Al If M,rcb
T, ,,.t,a., - ~, -. !, wv
Inc notstee.T OF the ith Oh reDruafy says :-lhe
news rom Ma'ignhe ~ eAceieit me VEN OF
ne.il, OF rcei, nas ~ iei.s'a oeei iounu az inc
aepIl oi rom tIty 10 tnrty,nVe leeI rom lle sur
sa ~ appears 10 oe very i,on amu nearly tnree
zee. mruu se % oes e VI ny ea S
vi gu.npoWueI penuihH .ne arrival VI imachine LOT
na 10 nG ana t ye ~ iv
sa - a a 60 W t . W sve
vn ,t ,bs soc hcar' anu 70 pay Tue cost oi car
s Tbs y" onI o ,sioror s.otiono, a. t,o n,o,o.
,sinns sv i GI u.s. S,t6 I. as t o yiu, ~
ni nnn n, ,"U t,,, a1s % th nn
of ne orto 70 iay lawn nnnn Sm ' i noap n
oo "s ta nnsrro To socmra amtrs nnnn Do
sb~s tho nroS"nca ~ which uii sn h III ~, -
nnns.h," shdnI tha Manine po " Inc ,iV nc raa
bonoa Of re % ann ohId th S,e 80
nf the Tnrek Cnmnanv hn fv cnnarm n
The resienation Of M p I. Desardns Tientonant
do inpe provisnire has been occentad
The sugar factory at Paita was inaugurated on
the SIN az February nv tho pro Vicar Anostol;c ana
the Covernor NJ Nav Calo1nnia ftrnn No ria,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-02
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS ITEMS,

George F. Clark, alias Professor Fisher the nronaut
who fell from balloon Cincinnati Friday died the
same night.
The Shelby Female College at shebyvilc KY was dc.
troyed by fire Thursday night. The loss about fifteen
thousand dollars and the from nine thousand
TO ten thousand dollars.
fire broke out in Chicago, between one and two
O'Clock yesterday morning, in the building No 80 North
Union street The total loss the building and the stock
Is estimated at $1,000.
Are at Auburn, H. on Friday destroyed the Touring
with large quantity grain The total loss Is not less
than $4,000. The insurance is not known.
Samuel Gourleys saw and planning mill on Ridge Az.
in the Royal Insurance Company Of Liverpool.
on trial in Chicago Tor the murder OF his WIFE, returned
verdict q guilty. and &C motion ws was made for new
trial
| Dr. James Mcdonald has been arrested and held iu
bail charged w 9's oSn wc h was
principal. \
murder Of William Ralllngs was ended the jury render,
ing verdict OF guilty and he was sentenced to be-
%ss sf E' prisoner received the verdict with ''''
The Rhode Island legislature at Newport, adjourned
Provaencc the second Monday in January The rcvi
sion Of the public statutes was adopted to go into elect
bury superintendent OF the Albany Pcniienary, the
the part Of the State attend the
GENERAL filssury viii sail on the s inst ''''
The Boston City Committee Invitations to the Jubilee
I 81 VII Be- s S e. n
And his Cabinet NJ Gilmore announced that the Lass
and his for European artists are now conn.,
plete. Letters were received on Friday IRON Mnne@
rom each Of those States win attend the Jubilee ppo
'ded the usual commutauon In railroad fares could 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-02
THE SOUTHERN BANK swINDLERs

MACON, Ca, June l, 1872.
William Bennett and Henry Holmes were before
a magistrate to-day for preliminary examination.
Their cases were separated and Bennett only was
examined. The evidence showed that they had, by
their own concession, tried to swindle the Chatta-
hoochie Bank, OF Columbus, and failed, owing to the
absence Of the cashier. The certificate OF deposit
was admitted to be forgery Intimacy and com
partnership were proved, The defence was that tne
only crime committed was an attempt TO pass the
|certincates In Columbus, and the Court here mad
| day. at halfpast ten A. M. The prisoners are
wanted IN ST. Louis where telegram states they
have been '.throughr q bank. The case OF Holmes
viii be heard on Monday. The papers were found
npnn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-02
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE OF A CONVICT.

AUBURN, N. " June /, 1872.
Adam Frach, who was convicted here yesterday
of committing arson in Syracuse on the Goth OF De-
cember 1860. endeavored to commit suicide by
taking morphine this afternoon, while awaiting
transfer from the County Jail to the State Prison.
to which he was sentenced for fifteen years.
Physicians were promptly summoned, and his life
was for the time saved but IL Is thought he cannot
live more than twenty-four hours. His wife, who
was with him in the Jail, informed the Sheriff that
Fralich would never be taken TO prison alive, and
when asked what was the matter with him
answered "a broken hearth -'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-02

to 415o inclusive dated nom August 1, 1868, to Au
gust is, 1868, interest to cease July 81, 1872.
Weekly Currency Statement.
Fractional Currency received nom the Printing
Division for the week ending to-day, $4,000.
shipments.
S2D3oon
Notes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3,03lO00
The TT easurer holds as security for
National Bank circulation. ......... 37S BAL 200
National Bank circulation outstanding 1884 9349 lS
Ma .ftonal Gold Bank OF San Francisco.
fhe National Gold Bank and Trust Company of
san Francisco was to-day authorized to commence
business with capital OF 100000
Internal Revenue Receipts.
Internal revenue receipts to-day 1851, 5S6; grand
total for fiscal year to date, Sis, S99,67s.
Nominations by the President.
The President sent the following nominations to
the Senate today:-Charlcs II. Walker, register,
. Republican Valley Land District, Nebraska; L. Wan
sWorthing, receiver public moneys, same place;
George w. Cory, receiver, Wyoming Land District,
, District, Nebraska; A. A. Thomas. regis
= ter, Northwestern District OF Nebraska ;
Thomas p. Lowman, receiver, same place; George
Nourse, register, Linkville, Oregon George Couno,
receiver, same place; James Il. Durham, post
master, Bridgeport Connecticut Thomas +. Adams
postmaster, Fndlay, Ohio; Second Lieutenant q.
Il. 0verton to be First Lieutenant, and First Lieu
tenant c. L. Nesmith to be Captain in the Sixth
Cavalry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-02
THE MURDERERs OF SHARON TYNDALE.
CHICAGO, June /, 1879

CHICAGO, June /, 1872.
After nearly years ncessant search and in.
vestigation by shrewd detectives for the murderers
of the Hon. Sharon Tyndale, ex-Secretary OF
State, 1t is believed that the men who committed
the crime have been discovered, and evidence
found to convict them. Charles Cunning and James
Kennedy, who were convicted In the Morgan
county Circuit Court for swindng an old man in
this city out Of large sum OF money by the 'conf-
dence game" in 1871, and sent to the Pententiary
where they are now serving their terms, are the
persons implicated In the Tyndae murder, accord
ing to evidence collected by detectives,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-02
PEDESTRIAN FEAT.

A Walking Match OF One Hundred and
Four Miles for 800 Concluded i'm B0s-
ton Yesterday.
Boston, June /, 1877.
A walking match OF hundred and
four miles, for 1880, between NJ J. McEttrck and
J. G. C. Taylor, was ended and decided in the old
Pine street church this evening. Both pedestrians
kept moving and awake almost to the end, TAYLOR
falling twenty minutes before the time, and Meet
trick winning by an hour and twelve minutes. Both
men were exhausted and tainted before the walk
was ended.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-02
SAD DEATH OF DIR. PITCHER,
HUDSON, N. Y, June 1.

HUDSON, N. Y, June /, 1872.
DR.. William II. Pitcher, an eminent and widely
known physician Of this city, died last night from
the effects of poison introduced into his system
while performing postnortem examination OF a
subject who had died from erysipeas a few days
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-02
GRAFT BROWN.
His Letter Accepting the Cincin-
natl Nomination.

A Comprehensive Review Of the Politics OF the
Rspublic-The Effects of the Rebellion in the
South and the Only Methods for Re-
storing Harmony and Prosperity
Corruption in the Federal Offices
and How to Eradicate It.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-24
MARKETS.,
Domestic Markets..

NEW YORK. March %, Evening.-Cotton
closed quiet; middling uplands 225sc: Or
leans 23c; sales to-day 1875 bales Futures
Sales to-day l0,SG0 bales; as follows: March
-, - 3-lGc: April 22ls, - slice: MAY
~ 1916. 23c: June 1914 % Size: July 23I:
23;sc: August % Lie. 23l3c; September
II 5-l6c; October 10 II-l6c
Flour inactive and unchanged Wheat
02c lower: red winter Western 81 67 a ] 7O
Corn inactive and lc lower. Pork tirmer
at Sl3 "a Is o. Beef and lard quiet. Naval
stores and groceries steady. Freights a
shade firmer
CINCINNATI, March 23.-Cotton quiet amt
unchanged; niddlings 22c. Flour-Demand
talr and prices advanced; family s. Coz
So Wheat-Demand fair and prices ad-
vanced; red 81 6Sal -. Corn-Demand
good at Ace. Oats-Market steady, with !.
moderate demand at $50 i2c. Pork-An
advance is asked, but rome established ;
Sl2 asked Sll Is offered. Lard-An ad-
vance Is asked; steam rendered SfSc; kettle
0S3sc. Bulk meats quiet and unchanged;
shoulders 4c: sides 5lac; clear RIB 6lsc;
changed; shoulders can be bought at 50
5lsc; clear'rib 63ac; clear sides lsc. Whis
ky-Market quiet, with a moderate de-
mand at Sic.
ST. LOUIS, March 23.-Cotton dull, and
prices are nominal middling q l4c. Flour
quiet and unchanged superfine winter
S. 81; extra winter SO 10; double extra
winter Sc 5O06 so Wheat-Spring strong;
No. . spring Chicago 81 40 winter held
higher: No 3sl ia "A; No. , red winter
held at 81 so. Corn strong and closed
higher; No . mixed 4Ola 41c. closing at
Al a a42e. Oets trmer; No. , 36Rc.
Whisky unchanged. Pork dull; $l2 on
spot. Bacon-Only small order trade.
Lard in demand at SIZE; held firmly az
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-24
NEW YORK.
Dana = Libel Suits-Eanh Sta!emeE,-Con-
cealed Cases Of ss,T,ail-PCX-HeartreHd-
ing Cries OF the Victims.

Dana's Libel Suits-Bana StaiemeE.-Con-
cealed Cases ef s:rail-PCx-Heartrend
ing Cries of the Victims.
New YORK, March 23-Mr. Dana, Of the
.Sun gave bail in 1000 in two libel suits.
The following is the bank statement ::
Loans decrease. n"arly $250,000; specie
decrease, Si25,O00; legal tenders decrease,
500, 600; deposits d crease. s2,250 900
Money closed vel, steady at %. Ster-
ling steady. Gold l09 = clio. Governments
and State bonds close, dull and steady.
Skies of 1881 ll54; 'rive-twcntes OF 1862
HIS 1864 HIS 1865 1929; new HOS;
1867 1925; 1868 li219: ten -forties lOS.
Tennessees. old 663i, new 663a Nirginias.
old "a; new 55; Louisiands, old 50: new %:
levee skies IS; eights 20: Alabama ctghts go:
tives 60; Georgia skies 73: sevens s.: North
Carolmas old 81 12: new 231. South Caro-
linas. old 50: new 365s
Six concealed cases of smallpox were
found yesterday. The health officer found
a man dead. and his wife and two children
down with the disease in Clinton street.
Their cries were heartrending.
New YORK. March 23.-The New York
and Boston Express Company, which has
been under control of the Erie management,
has been discovered to be insolvent. Its
Indebtedness is said to be about $G0,0OO
The Stokes bill of exceptions makes
nearly seven hundred pages; it takes a man
"a week to read it.
A Philadelphia letter says Evans, the
alleged defaulting Pennsylvania State
agent, is dying in Brooklyn, and that he
is penniless, the proceeds Of his speculations
haying been long since divided among q
certain ring.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-24
FOREIGN.

Departure of the Queen Delayed-Hou>e
of Lords AdiOurned-The Annual Boat
Race-The Cambridge Il Length and IA
Half Ahead-Tiiae, Twenty-cnc Minutes
and Fourteen seconds.
LONDON, March 23.-The annual boat race
between the eight-Oared crews of the Oxford
and Cambridge clubs of four miles and Two
furlongs, from Putney to MOrtlake, on the
Thames, took place to-day, and resulted in
favor of the Cambridge men. The day was
untavorable both for spectators and con
testants. "A snow storm prevailed all the
morning, and at one time it was reported.
and generally believed> that the race would
be postponed.
To this report, perhaps, as much as to the
inclemency of the weather was due the
fact that the attendance of spectators was
very meagre in comparison with the crowds
which the contests between these clubs usu-
ally attract to the banks of the Thames: new
ertheless, there were many thousands assem-
bled along the course. who maintained their
enthusiasm despite the unfavOrable sur
ronndings, and cheered Justify as the events
OF the race seemed to change the proba-
bilties OF its issue.
At the hour of starting the snow was still
falling heavily, and the water Of the Thames
was rough and. impy, but the boats drew
out in the stream promptly, and were
*
bank. The Oxford boat had the lead at the
start, hut kept it for less than half a mile,
the Light Blues coming up and going
ahead at Bishops creek. The next mile
was steady pull by both crews. Cambridge
keeping it's slight advantage Opposite the
soapworks the Dark Blues" spurted and
reached the side of Cambridge. For short
distance the boats were head and head, but
Cambridge soon slightly increased its stroke
andspassed Hammersly bridge length in
advance. This advantage was kept until
the boats came 10 what is known as Corbey
Reach, Where the water was found to be
lumpy, and the Oxtords' superb rowing
and line steersmanship gained splendIdly
upon their rivals. Cambridge was badly
steered through the Reach past ChesWlck
Eyat, but decidedly afterward answered
we'll to the Gull of Goldie, with spnrt OF
thirty seven strokes per minute l" 'ie
Barnes railway bridge.
The struggle between the contendlnS
crews was Il series OF severe ana continued
spurtings, during which the oxford reached
as hirh as forty two strokes per minute.
The Cambridge, however, continued to lead,
ard finished in good style, passing the ship
at Nortlake one length and halt ahead. in
twepty-one minutes and fourteen seconds.
Another account fixes the time at twenty
one min \s and tifty-three seconds.
The stOfm has delayed the departure OF
the Queen.
The House of Lords has adjourned to the
eighth of April The House of Comnops
adiourns Tuesday to the same date.
PARIS March 23.-The English and Span
ish Ministers have had long controversy
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-24

BY authority vested in me- and in pursuance to
the following resolution unanimously adopted at
a Injecting ol the State Central Committee Of the
Republican party, held March lg, 1872, ct the
committee Tooms to wit
Resolved, That the president of this committee
be and is hereby autforiz ii to call State Con
vention OF the Republican party OF Louisiana to
meet at the Mechanics Institute in the city OF
New Orleans at twelve O'Clock on Thursday,
May 2, 1872 for the purpose of eleeting delegates
to attend the National Republican Convention
called by tile National R publican Executive Com
mittee to be held at Philadelphia, June 5 1872.
Also to onnate Governor, Lieutenant Gov
ernor, Secretary of State. Auditor OF Public Ac-
counts. 81 perntendent of Public Education, At
t0rney General and Representatives, in Congress,
and to transact such other business may come
before II.
Id. hereby cali convention OF the Republican
party OF louisiana to be held at Mechanics Insti-
tute i'll New Orleans. at twelve o'clock M. on
THURSDAY, May 2, 1872, to lect delegates to the
Nationa, Republican Convention to be held at Phil
adelphia June S 1872, and also to nominate Gov
ernor. Leuteuant Governor, Secretary OF State,
Auditor Of Public Accounts. Attorney General and
Representatives in Congress, and to transact such
other business may come before It.
The basis of representation to said convention
shall be as follows, viz:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-24
Yesterdays evening Dispatches

HALIFAX, March 23-The steamers Amer
lea and Cuba, from Europe, arrived short OF
coal.
ROsroN, March 23-Tie woolen mills at
Nfth Andover burned. Loss over 2l0p.-
00O
ST. LOUIS. March 23.-Fishback, one o..
the proprietors, bought the st. Louis Demo
crat:: price S45,600. There will be no
change in politics. Mccullough remains
chief editor.
WASHINGTON, March 23.-It is vet impos-
sibe to say absolutely whether Governor
Warmoth proposed or accepted the PROPOSE
ton of committee of ten and ten, with
Marshal Packard chairman. He undoubt.
edly proposed or acquiesced in the PROPOSE.
ton.
1t is equally certain that to this hour the
opponents of Governor Warmoth decline
any overture i'll which Governor Warmoth
figures. Their story is that Governor War.
moth, OF Louisiana, shall follow Governor
Bullock, OF Georgia, in swelling the stream
Of emigration northward.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-24
Benefit Of George Ryer.

Tomorrow evening that elegant and intel
ligent gentleman, Nj. George Ryer, who has
contributed greatly to the entertainment of
those who visit the Varieties Theatre, will
take a benefit there. The play announced
is the comedy Of wild Oats with Mr.
Lawrence Barrett, Mr.. Ryer and many of
the Varieties Company i'll the cast, together
with Mr. B. Onorato and Mr.. ID. c. John
s;on of the Shakespeare Club, as volunteers
Secure seats early and thus aid in giving
impulse to the movement to contribute
libcrally. as testimonial to the beneficiary
of the esteem in whice he is held az an actor
and gentleman.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-24
REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION
TO MEET MAY -. 1872


STATE CENTRAL C0NNlITEE }
Republican Party Of Louisiana.
New Orleans, March 10, 1872.
The committee met pursuant to,adjournment,
President Pnchba.k in the chair.
There being quorum present the con,rnitte pro-
ceedtd to business.
The following resolution, presented by Hon. 4.
Il. Barber unanimously adopted:
Resolved That the president Of this committee
be and is hereby authorized to cali State conven-
ton OF the Republican party of Louisiana, to meet
at the Mechanics Institute, in the city of New Or
leans at twelve o'clock NJ =, on THURSDAY May 2
1872 for the purpose of elecing delegates to attend
the National Republican Convention, called by the
National Republican Executive Committee, to be-
held at Philadelphia, June 5, 1872 also to nominate
Governor, Lieutenant Gov. rnor Secretary of
State Auditor OF Public Accounts superintendent of
Public Education, Attorney General, and Repre-
sentatives in Congress, and to transact such other
business may come before it.
On motion of Hon. II. J. Campbell. the minutes
were ordered to be printed in the official Journal
BY order of the committee.
P. B. S. PINCHBACK. President.
WILLIAM VlGRKs, Recording Secretary State Cen
tral Committee Republican party of Louisiana
All Republican newspapers throughout the State
are requested to COPY mL!9 st
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-24
NEW BOOKS.

TWENTY YEARS AGO. Edited by the author
of John Halifax Gentleman. FROM
Messrs. Kain q Co. isuceessors to A.
Eyrchl. No. l3y Canal street.
This charming little book 'puI9,orts TO be
the journal of a girl in her teens, kept dur
ing short residence in Paris, twenty years
ago: and so. naturally and simply ara the
incidents drawn THAT one must needs believe
its claims as bona tide relation Of facts
The description Of gay lite in Paris is, vivid
and graphic, and the reflections upon mar
iiage and love we hardly consider cut Of
place. while Il points no moral, il is, ol
the whole, an instructive and abso! bag
book. Il is a brilliant but chasJely drawn
picture, worthy of the refined reader.