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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-22
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FOREIGNa
Cora Pearl Expelled From Frnnce-Pre-
fessOr Robins Disbelief in GOd-De-
mOnStratiOn of Students in His Favor
Ahfnnrn,nnnt n e the AasemhIv.

Cora Pearl Expelled From Frnncc-Prs-
fessOr Robins Disbelief in GOd-De-
nOnstratiOn of Students in His Favor
Adjournment Of the Assembly.
PARIS, December 2l.--Cora Pearl the
noted COurtesan was expelled from France
in consequence of III. DuyaI, son of Duval
who established the soup house in Paris,
shooting himself in her presence. 1t is
hoped Duval will recover.
Three thousand students demonstrated
in favor Of Professor Robin, who was struck
from the jury lists in consequence of his
disbelief in the existence of God.
The Assembly has adjourned until after
the Christmas holidays.
The food i'll the Seine is subsiding.
Before adjournment this afreraoon the
Assembly finally passed a bill restoring
to the OrJeDns Princes their aonfscated
property.
The Cor8oire. qadical Journal has been
suspended doc advocating the cause Of So
clallsm.
president Bhiers had a conference at
Versailles this Afternoon with the n
mttee on pardons, respecting the cases of
several Communists, who have been SEN
tenceI 20 deatho and who are to be executed
before Sl@ eud as The year, unless their
sentences are O. o'vmmuted.
RORG, $Aeernber Sl-PictOr Emanuel
&as rteDS"reto frum his recent illness.
The Empress OF Russia a. expected at
SapItso Accompanied be elp, Russian feet
THO dtaiiaB army bill provides that
soilana between the ages of eighteen and
forty years bo Jibble to military duty.
MADluD, December 2l-SenHr Gorilla an
nouuced IN she Senate yesterday that
bll would soon lRe introduced by the gov
erum'nt Sr0Vidin0 for the abolition of
slavery in Porto Roo. He took occasion,
+tto -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-22
[For the Sunday Republican,
o HUNDRED, DEAR HUNDRED, COME
HOME

O Hundred, dear Hundred, why don't you come
home,
Though absence in winter amt cheap.
Your business will suffer some while you gone,
And times down here now are SO steep.
'Tis true, must say, you'd no call away,
Old Williams said so when you went
We have an old prOVerb. you've often heard say,
- a fool on his folly is bent"
Come home come homo; dear Hundred,
Dear Huedred, come home
Peeps,
Your presence they tell US is missed,
In this game of life tho your play is foz keeps,
To deny it no one will insist.
Though you've beeE on the make, come home now
you must,
We're thinking of you all tho time;
We can't get along with q pull and thrust,
Outside your soft sswder to climb
Come home, etc.
Come, could yen expect now, say, honor bright,
That Grant these here courts would oppose;
Come back in a hurry. wen mako the thing right.
And many new th ngs will disclose.
Wen show You what's what, build railroads an4
Aich
Progress we will drive through the town.
And every old i0gy, De he poor or rlch,
Who stands in the way must go down,
Come home, etc,
o Hundred, dear Hundred, pray lea|e Campbell
there,
The 6laughterhouse law he's to fight;
And we certainly hope in this awful affair
That the right may turn out to be might.
That memo rial-ptay leave that behind,
And tie it up tight in red tapei
If that doc. to urge heaven was nicely inclined,
The other place none would escape.
Come home, etc.
Then come home to your state, come back te your
town;
There's no use in fretting you'll spoil;
Come home; set to work; stand up, don't sit down;
March onif you're sons of the soil.
In commerce, il trade, it's you that mast lead;
Quit growing aud hugging your kneess
Leave politics, friend for political greed,
And fy around busy as bees.
Come home, etc.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-22
IN BANKRUPTCY.
ESTATE or PowHATAN CLARKE.
UNITED STATES MARsHAL's OFFICE,
NeNY nrlaAna. Dpcrnher u 1872.

UNITED STATES MARsHAL's OFFICE,
New orleans, December u, 1872. :
TESFIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT 4 WARRANT
4 in bankruptcy has been issued out Of the Dis
tTict Court of the United States for the District
of Louisiana against the estate of Powhatan
Clarke, If the parish of Rapides, STATE OF Louis
lana, adiudged . bar krupt upon his own petition
that the payment OF any debts, and the de-
livery Of any property belol ging 70 said bankrupt
to him or tor hs fLd the transfer of any prop
If The ored.fors of saii BANKRUPT. to prove their
dahts ana choose one or more assig ses of his IS
tate will b. held at court Of bankruptcy to be
IsT3 attweivs O'Clock NJ. 1t No. II Exchange alley,
New ORLEANS before D. ABgustiu, Register.
-'0 8. B. PACKARD,
del7i ials United etsIes harsb44.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-22
The Greatest Circus.

The greatest circus in the world is that Of
James Robinson, which will occupy the
stage OF the Academy of Music during the
present week, commencing to-.uorrow
evening. The equestrianism is wonderful,
and James Robinson's bareback riding
makes him the champion Of the world. All
the other entertainments sandwiched in
amuse and interest an audience, and the
press teens with their praises.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-22

When Prince Napoleon was recently told
by French policeman that he must 10 tn
said to the mau: What, sir! you We tho
cross of the Legion of Homo, and you can
convey such a message to = Napoleon ~
Monsieur" replied the officer with cutting
politeness, 81 received that cross for rood
conduct at Sedan" Prince Napoleon had
nothing further to say.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-22
FIRE IN ARKANSAS
SMALLPOX DEATHS IN BOSTON
WASHINGTON
Pudge Bradley and Louisiana Courts :
His (,ouin&. Here Not Probable.

.Pudge Bradley and Louisiana C3Urts
His Coming Here Not Probable.
WASHINGTON, December 2l.-It can be
positively stated on good authority that
Judge Bradley has not siguifed any inten-
ton to 90 to New Orleans during the pres
ent term of tho United States Supreme
Court, and it is pretty certain that he will
not do SO unless requested by the President,
who, rs head of the political department of
the government, is more especially charged
with the political relations between the
States and the general government.
1t is understood that the Supreme Court
does not regard itself as having any TOwer
over the question whether Judge Bradley
should not go to New Orleans, and his go
ing there at all at this junoture at the re-
quest OF several parties, or from his own
volition, might have the appearance Of dis
trust of the TWO judges already on or near
the spot. He would be very reluctant to
take such course, however willing to do
anything in his power to aid in settling the
difficulties which exist.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-22

The Board OF Harbormassers. as qc0qgaa
lied by Governor Pnchbacl1. has added TO
it's membership Hon. w. B. Barrett, of the
third ward, an excellent appointment
Captain George l. Eo7toq, 'yho is Peep
pointed, togetner Eitb Senator Barber is
practical seaman, AMI most efficient and
popular officer, wha has given universal
satisfaction in the past.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-22

Mr.. Henry Green, who represents the in
terest of the succession of w. II. C. King
in the New Orleans Times establishment,
and children are in any manner concerned
in the publication of the new paper called
the GInos It appears that none of the old
proprietors have any interest in the new
enterprise
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q Hernld Rditnrin9-

The Associated Press sent US FAST afgHs @
spreadeagfe editorial from abe New York
Herald on New Orleans affairs geBegally
and the seizure 81 tho New Orleans Times
establishment especially0 which we do not
transfer to our columns tor the reasons chat
we prefer TO seRecS oar own editorials and
that the article from the Herald as evidently
based 5n misrepresentation o5 shs 5ay:s So
the caseo
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-22

3hs Yowesg point OF che ehermoneGeq
yesterday morning was 3io below
zero at Fore Benton. Jt ~sn 80 the
same sime 5g9 below as s.. S'aul.
100 below % Omaha and g. be
low az Keofuko ghe high Sc poins OF
the thermometer yesterday afternoon was
52oat New Orleans At the same hour
at was 22o above zere at Fort Bencono at
Zero at &eavenwogsho and - below sc
Omaha
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-22

4 boy at South Bend, Indiana, thought
he would see how the cold iron of his skate
tasted The other morning He now wears
what there is left of his tongue in sling.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-22

The Grand Era, OF Baton Rouge, is not
dead paper, as alleged By its enemies, but
contains lots of fun and stamina yet 4
number or two will be dropped, owing to
certsin complications; but Senator Bureh,
it's proprietor, promises us it's valued and
familiar face again on the first Saturday Of
Iannaru
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-22

%e&yOuP candies fireworks and CaIifor-
mis- wines from Miller & Diellman's, Nose 50
and 50 Peters street. formerly New Levee)
corner of Natohezo Goods deliyssV % ais
paEts of the cisy free :: ;S"aets.e
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-22
Personals

P. T. Barnum, Esq, the celebrated show
man, arrived in town yesterday, and Is
blleted at the St. Louis Hotel.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-22

will take place under the following schemes
prize Of Ave thousand dollars in gold. e. 85 o09
10 prizes, ore thousand dollars boud each
8. cul ed by first mortgage on improved
property Of the fair grounds, bearing
eight per cent interest, payable semi
ANNUALLY at the bank q Amierica.....;. 10000
same as above ~ - " -. 1000
IS prizes, of ten shares each of the cap
ital stock of the Fair Grounds AssUCja-
ron par value $s25 e2Ch................. 6,250
30 prizes, Eof four shares each, Of the
citation, same as above .....,.........,. 5000
prize, DuDham's upright Piano .......... 60
prize, Chickering'S square Piano ......... 585
prize, Westelmayer upright Piano. ..... 55J
| prize SteCk's upright Piano .............. A40
prize, double. barIeled OF Gun, latest
improved rebound NJ lock, undeTguard
lever, double grip with leather case COM
plete, Z. n. Rely Co, BiTmingham.... 80
prize, ladies' gold enamelcd WatCh...... $50
prize, ladies' gold onameled Watch l40
prize, ladies' gold enameleG Watch...... l25
plize, ladies' gold enameled Watcn...... lis
prize, ladies' gold Watch................. 105
/ prize, ladie 8 gold Watch ............... 1UA
prlze ladies' gold Watch -............... 81
prize, Grover Il I|akers mahogany cabi-
net Sewing Machine. l25
prize, Singers half Cd e rosewood sew
ing Machine rs
lpr1ze, Wheeler Il Wilson's silver plated
half case Sewing Machine !. ......... 100
lprizp, Hnwe's extra pearled and silver
plated Sewing Machine Observation-Disclosures. IS
prize, Wilcox 4 Gibhs' half case mahOga.
ny Sewing Machine -...... .............. 65
prize, Florence black walnut Sewing
Machine. ................- .............,. ~
prize, new American Stove, extTa....... rs
prize, 8 ewaus plain top Stove.......... 10
| prize, Bucks Brilliant Stove, i'm pro we'd 10
prize, Charter Oak Stove extra......... 65
prize, Amer can Stove, extra. a............ IS
100 prizes, ten dollars in gplI.............. 1900
100 prizes, Rve dollars in gold ............,. 500
53l prizes, dollar III gold d...........,... 500
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-22

EXPULSION OF CORA PEARL
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-22

THE ClNC1NNATI noe SLAUGHTER
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ABOLITION OF SLAVERY IN PORTO RICO,
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THEIR ARRIVAL AT NEW YORK
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THE LOUISIANA DELEGATION
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JUDGE BRADLEY AND NuR COURTS
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WHOLE NUMBER 1851.
Y TEL { 6 GRAPH
LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS

LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS
sTe
JUDGE BRADLEY AND GuR COURTS
GEORGE FRANCIS TRAM INDICTED
-@-
THE LOUISIANA DELEGATION
THEIR ARRIVAL AT NEW YORK
EXPULSION OF CORA PEARL
ABOLITION OF SLAVERY IN PORTO RICO
THE CINCINNATT noe SLAUGHTER
SEVERE FIRE IN ARKANSAS
SMALLPOX DEATHS IN BOSTON
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GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN INDICTED
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NAFE BIsMANCss,-

I { !AFh BIsMAhCAss-
Royal Screet. az
GRAND TYR0LB.S CONCERTS kyBRY FfaHT
BSthe Imperial and Royal rroape, under the lead
ership Of Professor Sepp'l Schwandner.
Sunday next, the tsenty-secold instant grand
lsntly matinee, frpm to p. IL
Admittanoe free. Commencing at ?; d. See
@aaG programmes, de2 II
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VOLUME VINO. 22l.
LOUISIANA STATE FAIR

WILL CoAMENCB
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A GRAND LOTTERY.

THe FAIR GROUNDS ASSOCIATION,
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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 23, 1873,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-11-16

= A correspondent, writing to the Cinoin.
nsu Commercial from Andersonvilie, Gsor-
gis, gives q description OF the old prison
srounds and the cemetery there The stock>
sds In falling to decay, and year or two
more will 'ffaes It entirely, except from our
hearts and memories. The "dsad iius"--
over which go many brave soldiers passed to
ibs freedom Of eternity rather than endure
the misery Of life-ean only bs traced here
and there, for most OF the marks the last
eight yesrs have obliteratsd. The thirty.
five wells which he prisoners dug with cups
and spoons remain just as they we're Left
And the wonderful spring, which was dis
covered one mornIng after q thunder storm
flowing down the hillside, still Yields iis
sweet pure water As freely now Is then, -
The cemetery, with its thirteen thousand
graves, 10 on the slope Of . beautiful hill
Over tbs quis. spot young trees give the
cool shade which would have been 40
gratefully sought by the poor fellows whose
lives we're ended under the scorchiug sun.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-11-16

Some hunters 10 pursuit OF game 10 Frank
liu township, Erie county, while endsavor/
log to scare . rabbit from its hole ct ,he foot
Of an enormous pine stump, witS long
pole, stuck against hard substance which
90 aroused their curiosity that they went q
procured pick ard shovel with Which to
ulaks excavations. The hole, which at first
appeared 10 10 simply . rabbits burrow,
coon became larger, until our hunters found
themselves 81 the opening Of what was
evidently once . little chamber, which had
V cen coustrus.sd by some tribe OF sboi yiues
The walls, Of stone, were Eve feet below tue
surface Of tbs ground, aud extended DOWN
ward . distance Oi seven feet. Tue block
u stone which bad been built over the top,
had Almost entirely erumbled away, while
the Interior Of the vault was nearly Dslf fills
ed with earth which had forced It's way iu
during the lapse OF time. The stone csm-
posing the side wells still lem .insd nearly
intact, but was dsoolorsd With age, and
was covered with messea end earth. The
floor had also been OF stone, but Was now
pulvsraed 10 bits, which crumbled 10 dust
upon the slightest touch. Ou throwing
aside the earth, eight skulls with portions
Of the bones oi human belugs were d selessd
10 view. The skulls were apparently per-
feet, but the other bones were mere or lea.
dscayed. They were found iu various pos
turss, but were generally embedded IN the
dust and earth, q part of which bad siigbIly
hardened. A numosr Of iroa rings with
bronze medals attached, and several arrow
and spear heads oil flint, In fine state o
preservation, were Aiso unearlhed. The
partly spent two days in making these re/
ssarshes, aud decided that the original d..
msnslons of the chamber were about twelve
or fifteen iset. Their supposition was that
the vault bad been dug aud the walls built
by rome ancient Indisn. tribe for . sepcul-
ehIe.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-11-16

The MUSICAL INDEPKNDENr.-we are
glad 10 welcome back that excellent musical
PERIODICAL, Suspended since the Chicago
are. II has been purchased oil 1sssrs Lyon
Il Hesly BY Mr.. Robert GoIdbeck, the we'll
known pianist and teacher, and will b
conducted 10 . really independent nsnner
The present number contains "Wiil 10 pay
TO take Musical Paper" "Riebard wsR.
ners Esrly Years." Coy bimsslf) "Quesn
Hor'snss and Psstant pour 10 syrie." EdI-
torisls on Musical Education, els There
are three new pieces of music, all by Mr.
Goldbeck: Song, Tho Co,;" song, sep
arsIon;" piano noeturns, "Absence." The
musical reader will bs interested 10 Mr.
Goldbeck's puugsnt and able critical re-.
We've Of new music. Send o. 10 Robert
Goldbsck, Chicsgo, Ill.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-11-16

One Of the fashionable churches in New
York has adopted an 'Ipedisat for s,tracts
log the curious of its congregation to church
which, costing scthing, might psrhspa bs
adopted with profit elsewhere At the rear
Of the church is kept banging . slate bear
Ing upon It list Of wsddiugs TO bs csIsbra
ted, which, it 10 found proves sffsctual in
Increasing the attendance of youug ladies =.
divine service.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-11-16
He Couldn't Driak Wine.

2Thst was noble youth who, on being
urged to take wine at t5s table Of famous
statesman, In Washington, bad the moral
courage to refuse. He wss poor young
man, just hegiunipg the struggle Of life -
He brought letters 10 tho great ssstssmsn,
who kindly invited him home 10 dinner.
mo, take glass Of wins!' said the
statesman, 10 wondermens and surprise.
a''Not one simple glass Of wine" echoed
ths1 statssman's beautiful and tascin ating
wife, a. she sross, glass in tand. and With
. glance that would have charmed an an-
ehorite, rndeavorsd to press upon him.:
NO." said the heroic youth. rrsolute ly,
gently repelling the proffered glass.
Wds. a picture Of uo,ai grandeur was
that A poor, frieudlers youth .siusins &
wine at the table of wealthy and famous
ss,ssman, even though protrersd by the
fair hands Of a beautiful lady.
NO. said the noble young man. and
bis voice tremblsd q little nd, his chesk
flushed. II never drink wine, bu,-(thers
be straightened himself up and bis words
grew frusr)-ii you've got little old rye
whisky don't mind trying a snifterw-
Fat Contributors Saturday Night
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-11-16
Important TO Express Com.
paniss.

In the Suprem" Conrt yesterday, Judge
Read delivered M opinion 10 the case Of
W. d Robisoa, Of Psrksrs Landing, vs..
The Union Express Company. In March
last dsmijobn coutsioiog peach brandy
was shipped by the Union Express Com
psny from Kittsnuing 10 Psrkers Laoding.
1t was delivered 10 the latter place and
placed 10 the company's warehouse. 1t
was permitted 10 remain three hours, when
the compsny's agent discovered that The
vssssl had bursted and that the brandy
was spilled. Robinson instituted suit iu
the Court Of Common Pleas of Armstrong
county, and tbs judge before whsm the case
was tried instructed the jury that the de-
isndants were bound 10 make . personal
delivery Of the goods entrusted to their
care Ter shipment; that 10 to say; they are
bound 10 deliver the goods al their des.iu-
alton, the residences or places Of business
OF the consignses, aud under these ins,ruc-
tions the jury found verdict for the loser
Of the brandy. The Supreme Court, and 10
reviewing 1t, Judge Read adds, that the
lower cour. noI only lusiructed the jury
rightly, not that the expresa companies, for
. greater compensation than Ordinary COM
mon carriers, specially agree 10 make per-
sousl delivery Of merohandiss. Pittsburgh
Mail.
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ooi at l p. n. ll3k

Nsw WE'LL ON New TERRITORY "A,
new we'll was struck on the Joha Ware
farm, 10 Jackssn township, this soua,y,
yesterday. 1t IL owned BY sus towusmsn,
Capt ". L. Smith; is IT'S feet dssp; had
ever 500 feat Of oil 10 the hole and the rock
had only been penetrated Is feet The
Ware farm 10 located on Lake Greek, .
branch OF Sugarcrsek, and 10 probably eigh,
miles from this place. Capt. S. owns 70 to
80 scrss Of land upon which the new we'll is
located, and yestsrdsy he purchased another
large farm 10 the same neigh borhood.
Tho we'll will bs tubsd this afterso and
good strike IL anticipated. We ooncra.u-
late the Capt. on bis good fortune, aud have
no doubt large amount Of good tsrritory
will bs opened up in that nsiehborbood.
We shall have q more complete report Of
this new strike on Monday.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-11-16

We wosid urge Il upon every member Of
The District Association OF the Eleventh
D'ssric', 70 b. on hand at tho meeting OF
shs Association, this evening. A Director
for this District 10 to be elected, and other
business OF Importance will 10 brought be-
fore tue mee'!sg. The Impression has gone
soroad that this District would have no
essd'ds's out for that important position,
OF was about 10 wave it's chance for . rep.
Is'sasasivs 10 the Board OF Directors OF The
frodao+r' Agency. Such 10 not the case.
W. have too much stock iu the Agency to
ALLOW ourselves to have no voice In Ii. dis-
possl iAsrsos Therefore, lot every member
" eDe Association be present tonight
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-11-16

The remnant OF the Seminole tribs In
Florida 10 divided Into three families oI
about twenty psrsons each. Ooe Of these,
Of which Yousg Tiger Tail is cbief, 10 ioca-
ted sbon, eight miles from the mouth Of The
Miami river; another, . under Old Tise,
Tail, lives ou Little river, aud the other,
presided over BY Jumper. has settled near
Biscsyus bay.