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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-15
MACHINERY.

CHAKEsPEAR FOUNDRY,
GirOd Street, Between BarOnne and Dry
ades Streets, New Orleans.
Joseph-A Shakespear A. Smith, S. SwOop.
SHAKESPEARE, SMITH & CO.,
(suocessors to Geddes. shakespear & Col
IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS AND MACHINIsTS,
manufacture every variety of Steam Engines Sugar
Mills Centrifugal Machines Saw Mills Draining
Machines, Mill and Gin Gearing and Crate Bars,
Store Fronts Columns, VentilatOrs and Sash
Weights.
Blacksmith work of all kinds. apr 1Y
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-15

LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-15
VOLUME VINO. 81
ADJUSTMENTS.
VARIETIES THEATRE.

ENGAGEMENT EXTRAORDINARY
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An AnecdOte with q Moral.

Once upon a time an old man died
leaving his property to be equally divi-
ded between his two sons, the younger
OF whom was somewhat verdant. In
the property 10 be divided was flock
OF sheep. 1t 80 happened that the
younger boy bad a pet lamb which he
called Jacob, and OF which be was very
fond. The elder and more sprightly
brother, knowing his younger brother 8
partiality for the pet, divided the sheep,
putting all the good ones in one flock
and all the Indifferent ones in another.
In the indifferent flock Of sheep he put
the pet lamb and then gave his brother
choice OF flocks, believing his love for
"Jake" would lead him to select the
one that be was with. The younger
brother came out and took look at the
focks. He then turned and addressing
himself to his pet, while the tears
streamed down his cheek, said: Jacob,
| have loved you loog and well, it is
like breaking my heart to part with you.
but you are in such id bad company
that you will have TO 90. will take
the other flock"
We are inclined 10 think that Cow
ernor Jacob is in the condition Of the
pet lamb. He is in company with Bore
man and Farms worth, and it is such very
bad company that any Democrat will
have to take the other hock.
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Roane County Democratic and Con
seryatiye Convention.

The Democrats and Conservatives oi
Roane county, met at the Court House
thereof on the 9th day OF July, for the
purpose Of nominating candidates to
fill the different offices under the new
Constitution. The meeting was called
to order by L. D. Simmons, and on
motion VIM. Ball was appointed tenn
porary Chairman. and L. D. Simmons,
temporary Secretary.
On motion there was one delegate
from each township appointed on the
following committees: Credentials,
Permanent Organization, Basis Of Rep.
resentation and Resolutions, all OF
which committees made reports which
were adopted unanimously.
The ticket as nominated is: House OF
Delegates, NJ. Hively; Prosecuting At
torney, August NJ. Campbell; Clerk
OF Circuit Court, Martin w. Kidd {;
Clerk OF County Court, A. A. Smith
Sheriff, A. L. Vandsl; President OF
County Court, John Hughes; Surveyor,
NJ. B. Armstrong; Assessors, w. B.
Fields and VIM. Justice.
Several gentlemen addressed the
Convention, urging them to support
the ticket as nominated from Governor
10 constable.
On motion the Convention adjourned
sine die.
JOHN B. THOMPSON, Chairman.
H. T. HUGHES, Secretaries
L. D. SIMMONS, 'e''e'a''e
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-07-20
The PenusyIvania Row.

1t is learned that the conference
which was held in Philadelphia be-
tween prominent friends OF the Ad-
ministration and Colonel Forney, to see
if some compromise could not be effected
to heal the difference in the Republi
can party in Pennsylvania, has utterly
failed. 1t is conceded that there will
now be no change in the Radical State
ticket, and that a Democratic victory az
a consequence 10 October will be an
easy one. Forney, in an editorial in the
Press, again denounces the Republican
candidate for Governor, and then says
But neither slander and vilifcation,
nor entreaties from mistaken friends ot
President Grant, nor proffers, mol
threats OF any kind, can induce US To
stultiiy ourselves and violate the tacit
compact between the Press and its
readers, by which we are bound not tc
advocate the election OF men whose
unfitness 10 plainly established"
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CINCINNATI.

A Government Case-Col listOn.
CINCINNATI, July l9.-Some mouths
ago the Government obtained Judgment
in the sum of $235,0OO against S. L..
Chaffee and r. P. Hutchins, of Tippe-
canoe, in a suit brought to recover dam
ages for the violation OF distillers bonds.
Chaffee had, pending the suit, trans
terred the bulk Of his property to his
children, thus securing it from execu-
ton on the judgment rendered in favor
Of the Government. The case has now
been taken into chsncery, where the
United Ststes has filed eight different
bills in the nature Of proceedings in aid
of the execution against Chaffee, Hutch
ius and the children Of the former,
praying that the interest Of Chaffee in
said property may be determined by the
court and that it be cold to satisfy said
judgment. .sa.-.......'-= g.. .-z ..ESz
A passenger train on the Ohio and
Mississippi railroad ran into . freight
train, near Delhi. to-day. The engines
and cars were somewhat injured, and q
fireman, named Jefriss, had his lee
broken.
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BUFFALO,.
AssauIt on u JatlOr

BUFFALO, July IA dispatch from
Maysville, Kentucky, states that the
murderer NARROW, now under sentence
Of death, assaulted and probably fatally
wounded the jailor with an iron bar,
last night. He was secured by the
guards. MARROW is to be hung on the
ID Of August
Railroad 60 Large Numbe r
Killed and Wounded.
A dispatch from Rochester states
that collision occurred this morning
on the Auburn Branch OF the New
York Central railroad about q mile
east Of Pttsford, caused by coal train
bound west having been delayed by a
defective rail. Before the passenger
train which left here at ten A. NJ,
could be signalled, the collision oc-
CURED, the engine OF the passenger
train mounting the other engine and
almost completely demolishing the
baggage and smoking coaches. There
was quite q number OF passengers in
the coach, most of whom were either
killed or wounded.
The dead and wounded were convey
ed to the farm houses in the neighbor-
hood, where the wounds Of the injured
persons were attended to. Following is
a list of the killed and wounded Z Miles
Cutting, of the railroad mills, New
York, killed; Mrs. Cutting. slightly
hurt; E. B. Smith, OF Detroit, killed !;
81. Stevens (colored) of Csnsndsigua,
slightly injured; George II. Trusx, Of
Rochester, slightly injured; DR.. J.
Hawley, OF Cansndsigus, fatally in
jured; J. Mulleren, of Canandaigua,
slightly injured; John Hoffner, OF Ro-
chester, badly injured /; John Stokel
slightly injured; an unknown man
killed; John Barker, the engineer, and
his con, who was employed as fireman,
and A. Scoffel, the engineer OF the coal
train, were slightly injured.
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BROOKLYN.
Application Refused.

= BROOKLYN, July lS.-The applica-
ton to admit to bail Mrs. Anderson
and DR.. Irish, accused OF poisoning
Assessor Anderson, was denied to-day.
They will be confined in jail until the
Text term OF the Court OF Over and
Terminer.
Visiting Bsltfmoreans.
Tho Baltimore authorities visited
our city to-day for the purpose o,
making inquiries regarding the manner
Of conducting the Health Department
Of the city They were received by the
Health Officer, Cochrane, in company
with whom they examined the various
institutions.
a Fatal Quarrel.
VIM. and John Hall quarrelled at
Oyster Bay, regarding money matters
Yesterday afternoon, when, after several
blows had been struck, john drew a
pistol and shot William in the lett
temple, inflicting fats wound. He
was arrested.
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SWITZERLAND.
CongratuIatOry Address to Count
Schlapis.

Sehlapis.
GENEVA, July 19.-An address, signed
by number of leading politicians OF
Italy, was presented to Count Schlapis
yesterday, congratulating him on the
peaceful and satisfactory progress OF the
arbitration and highly copmending his
good judgment and cool deliberations.
The Arbitration Tribunal
The arbitrators to-day rendered their
decision on the demurrer submitted
by the British Agent, asking the Court
to exclude the cases Of the Tallahassee,
Chicam aqua. Sumter. Nashville, SAL
lie, jeff Davis, Jay, Music and Retri,
button. BY the decision the cases OF
the Tallahassee, Chicamagua, Sumter
and Nashville are admitted to arbitra-
ton, the cases of the others being ex.
cluded. The arguments and statements
in the case of the Florida, which was
submitted by the American Agent on
Wednesday, claim that forty American
vessels were destoyed by that steamer,
the aggregate value Of which reached
tour millions five hundred thousand
dollars. 1t has been found impossible
to conduct the business Of the Court
orally, the proceedings being greatly
retarded by reason Of some Of the arbI-
traitors and agents being deficient in the
languages; all future exchanges OF ar
guments, pleas and discussions will,
therefore, be in the form of writing.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-07-20
WISCONSIN.
Another Mine Murder.

JANEsvILLE, July l9.-Advices from
Houghton, on Lake Superior, state that
on the morning of the 18th, part of the
roof Of the Copper Falls mine, which
had been standing supported by rock
pillars and known as the ash bed, gave
way at seventy fanthom level and fell
distance Of two hundred feet. Sixty
men were in that part OF the mine
when the accident occurred, forty-six Of
whom reached daylight without serious
mishap; Of the remaining fourteen
miners eight were taken out in short
time; four Of them were unipjured,
three badly maimed and one, Charles
Borrel, dead
Later advices from the scene Of the
disaster, Thursday afternoon, say that
the bodies ot Owen Sullivan (married)
and Mate Ballas (single) have been re-
covered, leaving in the mine, dead in all
probability, Thomas Bray, Patrick
Burns, James Fezzy and Hart. The
two first named men leave wives and
families. 1t is reported that the condi-
ton of the mine where the accident
occurred was known for a month to be
very unsafe. Since the above was re-
ceived We learn that the body of one
other man has been recovered.
Fires.
Last evening a fire broke out in the
Springbook Brewery, owned by John
Rothinger, which was totally destroyed.
Loss $4,000; insurance $4,000.
At three o'clock this morning the
Union Passenger Depot ofthe Chicago
and Northwestern and the st. Paul
railroads was burned. 1t is total loss.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-07-20
LehiSh rniversity'

The Trustees of this institution,
which has by reason Of the broad and
generous design OF its founder and the
remarkable ability Of its faculty,
achieved a foremost place among the
most advanced scientific establishments
of the United States, have further en-.
titled it to the sympathy Of the scholar
and student by electiug Prof II. Viii.
son Harding, OF Bethany College, West
Virginia, to its chair Of Mechanics and
Physics. OF this gentleman's selection
the Evening Telegraph Of Yesterday said !:
Professor Harding is one OF the most
accom- plished scholars and teachers in
the southwest, and it is by the selection
Of men of such thorough scientific
fitness that the trustees OF Lehlgh
University are advancing it to the front
rank of the learned institutions OF the
country. 1t seems but little while
ago since Hon. Asa Packer, seeing the
necessity that existed in the United
States for educating youth to higher
plans of practical knowledge, munlti-
Gently founded Lehigh University, CIV
ing to it at various times nearly q million
of dollars. By his desire, and that OF
the trustees, tuition in the institution is
made entirely free Of expense. Dr.
Henry Coppee. who, as q West Point
scholar. recognized the value of Judge
Packers ideas regarding giving TO
young men a professional education,
which they could use more proftably
and as readily as the artisan his chisel
and saw, was called to to the Presidency,
aud in that position has largely con-
tributed to the eminent SUCCESS OF the
Observation-Disclosures Post.
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From the Morgantown constitutional
BE Stirring.

No matter what Democrats may
think on Preside entail and Gubernatorial
candidates, let them be un,ted and ear.
nest upon the one great question, so
vital TO the very liberties Of West Vir-
ginians-the proposed new Constitution
Let us be as 0ne on this momentous
issue! Let US act and work!
The old days Of clouds and darkness
of personal ostracism and party des-
potism, threaten to return. Through
the Jacob detection and the Greeley
dissatisfaction enemies hope TO triumph.
As the scum and refuse rise to the sur
face when the ocean is lashed, 80 the
political scum and refuse OF West Vir.
ginis hole to come to the surface now
that q political sea boils and ia in tur-
moiL The carpetbaggers, the scsls-
wsgs, the ring managers, the hungry
office seekers, the renegades, the petty
tyrants OF the registry-all these are
watching and longing like vultures fol
their pray; and all these must be KEEP,
down by the United Democracy and
Conservatism OF the State.
Only FIVE weeks are lett wherein tn
work. Democrats and honest Conserv.
atives, work well during that time. SUI
fer none Of your careless neighbors TO b
any longer Indifferent Wake them NJ
TO the Importance OF this second grea
struggle, which is 70 fortify and MAKE
secure your highest interest both o
person and property. -ras
| Be stirring. fellow DemocrstsI
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Important TO Cigar and Tobacco
Manufacturers.

The following decision Of the Com
missioner OF Internal Revenue is made
public:
Section sizty-two of the Act OF July
20, 1868, as amended by the Act Of June
6, 1872, provides that fne-cut shorts,
the refuse Of fine cut chewing tobacco,
refuse scraps, clippings, cuttings and
sweepings OF tobacco may be sold in
bulk as material, and without the pay
ment OF tax, by one manufacturer di-
rectly to another manufacturer, or for
export, under such restrictions, rules
and regulations as the Commissioner OF
Internal Revenue may prescribe.
To carry into effect the above pro;i-
sions the Commissioner prescibes:
!. That whenever any manufacturer
oftobacco or cigars desires to sell refuse
scraps, cuttings or sweepings Of tobacco
for export to a foreign country, he will
enter the same for shipment in bond un-
der the same rules and regulations as
govern the shipment and expectation OF
other descri ptions OF taxable tobacco.
> Whenever a manufacturer desires
to sell his shorts or refuse scraps, clip
pings, cuttings and sweepings Of tobacco,
in bulk and as a material, to another
manufacturer OF tobacco, snuff or cigars,
to be futher manipulated, manuiact-
ured or mixed with other manufactured
tobacco, he will apply to the Commis-
sioner for special premit to make such
q sale and transfer. Such application
will be required TO be made
through the assessor OF the dis
trict; and in making such appli-
cation the manufacturer must state the
number OF his factory, the kind and
quantity OF tobacco he wishes to sell and
remove as material. and at the same
time he must give the name OF the man.
ufacturer TO whom he wishes to sell, his
factory numbe and the district and State
where his factory is located. II, upon
receiving such application, the Com
missioner finds that both the proposed
seller and buyer are duly qualified man
ufacturers Of tobacco, snuff, or cigars, a
permit will be given to make the sale
and transfer in bulk and without the
payment of the tax.
No persons other than manufacturers
OF tobacco, snuff, or cigars will allowed
either to purchase or sell this kind OF
tobacco, except it is packed and stamped
as provided by law.
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INDIANA.
A Radical DefauIter.

ISDlANoPoLIs, July 19.-John F.
Wood, for some years Deputy Post
master here and politician Of some
note, has proved defaulter to the ex'
tent OF $1,000. About May 18th Col.
Halloway, the Postmaster, suspected
something wrong With Woods accounts
and a special agent Of the Department
Investigated the affair, but found moth
ing wrong. On the first Of July. how
ever, Louisville aud Lafayette drew on
Indianapolis for stamps sent to Wood
to the amount of $500, of which nc
record appeared. and subsequent inves-
tigation showed deficit of $4,000. No
arrest has yet been made, Colonel Hal
lowsy paying 10 the money for Wood
and he will recover 1t from Wood
securities.
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SARATOGA.
The Races.

SARAroGA, July l9.-The race track
to-day was rather heavy in consequence
Of the heavy rain which fell last night.
The day, however, opened beautifully
and the weather was fine. The attend
snce to witness the races WAS good.
For the first race, the Alabama stakes,
for three year olds, $50 entrance, with
1900 added, distance one mile and
one-eighth, there were four entries.
Belmont's Woodb'ne was the favorite
in she pool selling, with Mcdaniel 8
Sue Rider selling next and Stringfeld's s
Nema and Wither's MIME selling low
est
TIE horses had good send off.
Nema was the first TO pass the stand,
but MIME soon afterwards went to the
front and kept it until the halt mile pole
was reached. Woodbine then went to
the front, keeping it up to the home
stretch, when MIME made brush aud
passed Woodbine. The race was now
very exciting; Woodbine and MIME
came up the home stretch neck and
neck. Woodbiue, however, passed
MIME and came in winner, amid cheer
inR. MIME was decided distsnced be-
cause he had crossed Woodbine in COM
ing ny the home stretch. Nema was
second and Sue Rider third; time
2063.
The second race was for purse OF
1900 for all ages, three miles. Harry
Bassett and Littleton were entered.
No pools we're sold, Bsssett being 80
greatly the tavorite. A few bets were
made, Rassett standing at 800, Little
ton, $lj. On starting, Bassett took
the lead and kept it all the way tor the
three miles. Littleton tried to head him
several times but always had to fall
back, Bassett won easy in 5:i34.
The. third race was consolation
purse OF 5000 tor all ages, one mile and
onequarter. There was considerable
bstting on the result. Only three horses
started, McDaniels Tubman being the
faxorite at five 10 four against Belmonts s
Grey Planet and Davis Fadladeen.
Aflsr an even start Grey Planet took
The lead and kept it until near the
hoe stretch when Tubman went up
and passed, coming in an easy winner
BY bur lengths; Grey Planet second
and Fadladeen third. Time 2.l7!.
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boa rd or Regents.

The Board Of Regents met at Fair
mont, the 18th ult., and made the fol-
lowing appointments:
Marshall College-Jas. f.. Morrow
A. NJ, Principal Benz. II. Thackston
A. NJ, lst assistant Miss Carrie Cooper
ID assistant; Miss Lydia Dering, Sd
assistant; Mrs. S. c. Mason, primary
Miss Mamie Love, music and drawing
Fairmont-J. g. Blair, NJ. D.. l. l.
D. Principal Miss Dickey, lst assistant
Miss Shroyer, I'd assistant.
West Liberty-F. II. Crago, Princi.
pal George Fleming, A. B., Assistant.
About the only interest that Hun
tington can feel in the above is in the
appointment Of Prof. Morrow a. Prin-
cipal. This will give almost universal
satisfaction to the students and parent.
10 this vicinity. For several months
we noticed q growing disposition in
favor OF Prof. Morrow and are glad TO
announce bis appointnent.-Hmhngto
Indepsnd>nt
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GOVERNOR JACOB is now the Republi-
can decoy duck to lure Democrats into
voting against the new Constitution.
His political future don't interest them,
as they propose to elec, their own can
didate" in October, after the new Con-
stitution is defeated. This q poor return
for the agility with which Gov. Jacob
somersaulted into the arms of Registra-
ton Boreman and Stevenson. "Come
to rest in this bosom my own stricken
deer" They won't let him rest. How.
ever he must politically die that the old
Constitution and the Republican party
may liye.-Panhdndlx Macs.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Exclusively for the Register.
N the Pacific and Atlantic Line.
ONCE, ITO Main Street.
WASHINGTON.
u,,er.aI Revenue Matters.

WASHINGTON, July l9.-The Secre-
taryof the Treasury yesterday appoint,
ed II. C. Rogers and Charles A. Batch,
Of The Internal Revenue Bureau, and
j. L. Haaley, OF the Bureau of En-
craving and Printing, as commission
to select from any devices offered one
OF the most suitable for cancelling
tobscco aud whisky stamps as provided
fo1 10 the recent act Of Congress. The
Commissioner of Internal Revenue has
called in one.thiri Of the barrel beer
stamps and has notified the brewers
that after the 3lst inst, in accordance
with the late act OF Congress, these
stamps cannot be used.
The Pennsylvania Reserves.
The Adjutant General decides that all
the men of the Pennsylvania regular
reserve corps who enlisted in the State
service prior to July %, 1861, for three
years, as coming under the act Of April
% 1872, and soldiers Of such organiza.
ton can now apply to the Second
Auditor of the Treasury Department for
their bounty, provided they had not
served long enough to and did not re-
ceiye on hundred dollars for such ser.
vice. This act does not take cognlzance
Of the widows OF deceased soldiers: 1t
applies only TO those who are yet living
and were discharged before having
served two years. The number to be
thus benefited will probably aggregate
eight thousand 4 large number OF
these men were killed before their regl'
ments were mustered into service.
The Wandering Secretary.
Secretary Boutwell, returns from
North Carolina tonight. He will leave
again in a few days for the North.
Postal Cards.
The new postal cards will not prob
ably be ready for issue before Septem-
Der. The character Of the card has
not been decided or; as soon as it is,
proposals will be received for their
manafacture on = contract to run tour
years.
Internal Revenue Receipts.
The internal revenue receipts to-day
were 81 100000.
Treasury Balances.
There is a steady outflow OF gold
from the Treasury The actual coin
balance in the Treasury this morning is
$2,50O,0O0 less than yesterday, leaving
but 339, ,0OO,OOO on band. The decrease
since July first reaches Sl9, OOo0 900, with
prospects o further decrease.
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IOWA.
Political,

Srorx CRY, July !9.-The Dakota
psnocratic and Liberal Republican
coAyentions were held at Bon Homme
yofterday. They met separately and
0Stointed a committee Of conference
and afterwards united on common
licket aud platform, indorsing the Gin
tloea,i nominees. W. Armstrong
Uopocrat, was nominated for Congress,
prBrqUE, July l9. A Grant
~ Wilsoa meeting takes place
l>ge tonight to organize a club
the coming campaign. There is tc
= grand Greeley and Brown meeting
Mpublic square Tomorrow evening.