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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-14
VnE TRANSCRIPT,
LIBERAL ORGAN,
Published at Washington. D. c,


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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-14

VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE AND
JUDGMENT AT AUCTION By THE SHERIFF
We call attention to the sales at auction,
to be made tomorrow at noon, at the
Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange,
Royal street, by the sheriff of the parish
of Orleans. Said sales comprise
l. A lot of ground, with the buildings and
improvements thereon, situated in the First
District of this city, on Liberty street, be-
tween Lafayette and Poydras streets.
?. Aiudgment.
For full particulars and terms see adver-
tisements.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-14

A man who was told By a clergyman TO
remember Lots wife, replied that he had
trouble enough with his own without re-
membering other mems Wives.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-14

Prince Arthur, of England, Is about TO
contribute to one of the English magazines
a series of articles on certain customs in the
British army.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-14

A Wisconsin editor has been presented
with peck of new onions, and with his
very next breath gives them the STRONG
est kind of a puff
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-14

The river here is nine feet six inches be
low high water mark of 1871.
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The signal service Of the United States
army reports, for the benefit of commerce,
the rise or fall of the rivers, at P. NJ. yes
terday, as follows:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-14

William Henry Smith, the author Of
"Thorndale," and a small but great work
on ethics, died recently in England, aged
sixty three years. He was an intense lover
of nature, and devoted friend Of Maurice.
His "Thorndale" was a book full Of radical
thought, expressed in language Of remark
able tenderness and beauty.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-14

Brown says wedding rings ought to be re-
christened suffer-rings. He has been mar
ried FIVE years.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-14

Young ladies at the seaside wear their
hair in long braids, tied with bright ribbons.
It is said to be stylish.
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AT ALGIERs.


and continuing for nine consecutive days There
are at least six prizes to be voted for Tickets may
be obtained at the Office of the Morning Star; at
Mr. Gegartys book store, opposite 81. Patrlcks
Church., Camp street, and at No. ~ Charities
street. The Canal street and Third District steam
ferries viii every halfhour during the nights
of the Fair. 1eLS
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ERUIT. ......... FRUIT. .FRU

A
We are daily receiving from every part Of the
country the finest FRUITS Of every description
Pears, Peaches, Apples and Grapes; Poultry Pota-
toes and Onions The finest and the cheapest
TEAS. Every variety Of staple and fancy GRO
CERES Dolly Warden WINE, ETC.. Call on
WILSON, HILLMAN & MANARD,
iyl4 3t No l5T Poydras street.
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FOR SALE.
FOUND.

E0UND-OE THURSDAY EVENING, JULY II,
II i872-A HORSE. The owner can have the same,
by proving property and paving costs, BY apply
inc 10 HENRY GERMAN
jyI2 3tt Corner Esplanade and Marais streets.
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS
DARNEs HOTEL,
MISSISSIPPI CITY. MISSISSIPPI.

Having been thoroughly reftted and painted, Is
now in complete order It possesses all the Access
series OF frst.class watering place. such as boat
ing, fishing, music, croquet, billiards, ten pins etc
Guests may be assured that everything win be done
BY the lessees to make thei- stay pleasant and
agreeable. plan Of the hotel may be seen at the
office Of Colonel Walton, No. l62 Common street
fe29 I'm w. A. HURD Il CO., Lesseea.
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40 prizes, amounting to. ASVoVO
Whole tickets $50; shares in proportion
Prizes PAYABLE without deduction.
Orders to be addressed 10 r
Lock box $50 Pestofdce, New Orleans.
Send postOffce money order, or register your let
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-14

We are informed that the Customhouse
GRANTEES paid the greater part Of the ex-
penses Of the Greeley-Brown Omitted
States ticket ratification meeting on Friday
night. Kellogg boosted that they had an
unlimited campaign fund, but we did not
expect thatit would be used to give eelat to
Greeley meeting. What do tie people
think Of the arrangement
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-14

CONTINUED o. EIaETH PAeE.i
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ADJUSTMENTS.

GRAND FESTIVAL AND PICNIC OF THB GREE
LEY AID BROWN LIBERAL PARTY,
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There will be rousing meeting in st.
James to-day. From far and near, with
Haunting flags and booming cannon, the
Republicans Of the parish will assemble to
listen to the eloquence of Lieutenant Gov
ernor Pinchbaek, General Barber, Senator
Hunsaker, w. B. Barrett, Perkins and
others. We regret not being able to accept
the invitation to attend, but viii have
report Of the affair.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-14

POLITICIANS AT LONG BRANCH
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-10-05
THE CITY.

Fires arc nreled.
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nil T., ,,o;,,,. =, 10 -, ,,a,,a,,...,,.,,,
@ s'i''S W uo ua'''"'S "'u''''
VIII Maggie Mitchell come back to
wilmington
Light oycrcoats are quite comfortable
ON the evenings now.
The steamer she has laid up Tor the
winter at the II. ~ II. Co.'S ward.
House cleaning is in ordcr-if such a,
disordcrly process can be in order.
r,rd will ,,,rs. Wu,,in,,,ori.,,,s ,..,,
,,s,.L win :, gooI Ibrai,i',i ,r,,,,,,'.
K,ur,rd 4, 10 are i,yi,,, a., .,,,,,... ,,,,..-
,ne,.t in rront Of tbrir bsn5sop,,. s,,,r,.
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pun iour vuI-luaus Oh peaches were
'hlll'e" oh MuHu'E It'll 20 Jersey "'ly'
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-10-05
DEATHS.

TYSON, In West Wilmington. October Sd, lez2r
Samuel T. Tysnn. aged y years.
The relatives aud friends Of the ist.ly - %
specially invited 10 attend the funeral iroia his
late residence, ON sundsy afternoon. Oet1ber Hh
at2.a clock.
EAKlN.-0ctoher 1. lS72, Laura. infant dsughter
Of Robert and Matilda Esk!a, AGED year and
months,
lho relatives snd friends Of the family are IN.
yttd 90 attend the fuuefdl from the reside see OF
it, payent-, 2l' West filth street, CA hundtJ
afternoon. services az the house A ~ o'oioek'
and leave ats
O'DONNBLL-On the lst iusi., Rebseea, wife Of
Ianisl % Donnell, dgei skis Years
CARSON In thia city, on the % met, Ellen
Cuyls, wife Of frauois Csr'on, aged thirty -four
years ought montps and four days
BLACKBURN. On as 2lst ult, VIM. Henry.
infsnt sua OF William and Jane blackburn. q
TINS city, aged m1utns.
WOoDElBLD. IN this city, on the 2ath nit,
jennie daughter Of J. 4. d. Woodhsld' IN ihe
80 year OF her age.
HAsSoa In this city. nn Fridy night, Billie
infant daughter Of fa'nek and Mary hAssen.
GREEN, In this city, on the 9Th nit. Harry ,
iuiant son VI BehIauin aud Mary Green, aged
2years, S month and " days.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-10-05

THEIR INFLUENCE oN ECr
rRE ny John O'BYRNE, ESQ.

THEIR INFLUENCE 0N CIVILIZATIONS ECT-
rRE HY JOHN O'BYRNE, ESQ.
\ very good-sihed audience assembled
( in The Masonic Temple. Thursday. to lis
ten to Mr.. O'Byme's lecture on the above
named subject. The lecturer was intro
duced 10y Mr.. John +. Mahoney.
The lecture was quite interesting and
doubtless gave 10 many "a better idea than
they had ever before had Of The famous
war; for the recovery Of the llCly Sepul-
cher. The speaker first gave historical
sketch Of the origin and progress Of the
Crusades, and then showed their influence
on civilization 10y rcscuing Europe from
the threatened domination OF the
Mahomctnns. and how they helped
freedom by weakening the power
Of the lcudal barons and building mp the
free elite, and advanced agriculture aud
the arts through the knowledge gained h'
the Knights and artesRns during their so
ioum in the Orient.
The lecture was II good defence Of the
! Cru-adcs against The opinion often cX-
pressed that they were without value, but
| It seemed To Us that the strong point in
the argument was the showing how they
promoted that unity of action and purpose
amongst the professedly Christian nations
of Europe which was requisite to the
| checking of the conquering march of the
followers of the Prophct. The other good
results would have come, doubtlcss, through
The peaceful methods OF commerce. The
| lecture was adorned here and there by tn,
| irrYid clOqueIcc which characterizes mos
of Mr.. O'Byrne's efforts, viii e some Of IL,
descriptions were 50 vivid that we almost
| f,lt ourselves sitting by the tents beneatl
| the glilteriug stars Of the Arabian sky.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-10-05
Our Yves tern Road.

MEETING oF THE DIRECTORS THE ROAD
o." hE OPENED TINS NONrn BUSINESS
TRANSACTED.
The Board Of Directors Of the Whining
fem x W,s.cn Railroad Company, met
Tuesday morning and determined to es-
lahli,h the following stations;
WILMINGTON, .Kiamcnsi, Grecnback,
iauIhlaud, Wooddalc, Mount Cuba, Ash
bend, Auburn, liuckc,scu, SouthWood,
Broad Run and Laudenhurg, the terminus
Of the road.
>. a. liudgrman's resignation as Super
tt'ndcnt of the road was accepted and
Mill take effect on the first prOx. The
bulid then elected Myers c. Conwell, now
ri'l' rrgiurer ON the road, TO the va
ryncY This b. a most excellent choice rs
VIZ. e.. thoroughly understands railroad
lnH an is a Inc gentleman ct Fare hnsi
hnss AID executive qualiiicat The
lT ~tnl ,illrcnt Secretary and Treasurer
81 The Conn any was elected TO the posi-
ZION Of General Freight aud Passenger
Agent by the Board.
About three miles of track yet remain u
lr laid before Wilmington will have AN
her railroad pouring its wealth into hel
ish aud putting Us IN CLOSER and NOR
d "rl communication with the great ant
growing West 1t is proposed TO run al
rArli-iuu train over the entire length O
tae road ON the 18th inst, If i, is com
b. hd via ca. Is now most probable. III,
'l 40 He opened Tor business by tn
''' .an' ,u TIA. '!l-I LIST.
uf-rtth linrtor tine transaction
a.. ,hr Company aud other business vii
" established, aud efforts 60 have Tia,
~" masiei General to establish post office
al Falkland, lllckessin and peIhap
o'gsr points will be made and, doubtless
Will be successful,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-10-05
A Dangerous Woman.
SHE ATTEMPTS TO BURN down HER HOUSE
AND DO OTHER DAMAGE.

SHE ATTEMPTS TO BURN down HER HOUSE
AND DO OTHER DAMAGE.
woman named McNiH, living with
her husband at rs West Fourth street.
has for some time been terror to that vi
entity and a constant menace to the
peace and quiet of the neighhorhood, and
has time and again given unmistakable
evidence by her acts that she was insane
She has assaulted her neighbOrs, ATTEMPTED
to destroy herself and surroundings sever
al times.
Friday morning her insanity reached its
climax and, from appearances, she tore
open straw bed In the third story of her
house and filling box with the milan
bic material set 1t on fire. The flames
spread rapidly aud at sight Of the fire she
became frenzled with madness. She rush
ed to the window with broOm-stick in
hard and demolished sash aud glass alike
and then ran wildly into the street and
made hostile demonstrations toward all
persons with whom she came in contact.
After clearing the immediate neighbour
hood of its people she amused herself by
throwing brickbats through the windows
Of stores and dwellings, aud it would he
hard to imagine where she would have
stopped in her mad career had not officer
Peterson, with much exertion. succeeded
in arrestlng her and lodging her in the
hall.
By this time the flames Of the fire had
penetrated the roof, and an alarm OF fire
was sounded. The Fire Department an
swercd promptly the call, and soon sue.
ccedcd in staying the progress Of the fire.
The loss by fire will not be very large
the damage by water being quite a. great.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-10-05


vices at los. 4. NJ. ~. p NJ.
=, 81, Paul; Market street. abqye, Seventh. Rev
Union, Fin6 ,sad Wi;,5iaston' Rev. Charles
ios, < N rs, p. NJ ''''''''
scott, Seventh and Spruce streets, Rev. T. l..
TompkiHsou los, a. NJ. 7's. F. N.
bmniywne. Twenty hrst npd Market Kew. 7.
D. hanteit ils, A. ~ ~, 2. ! fiM,..h p.x II II
Davis, i5is a NJ y n
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PKgsBYrER1AE.
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WEI, h,shtn ana " a1n ~ t'ou' new wv NJ
bsvoti9n, M ll,Ts; Young Peoples
prayer meeting Sunday evening at quarter TOT
Ses,.aS syeRinss q " 'o'Sl9eE /; Ladies', il Their
sstGrisy 'svaagSipss AZ ~ O'Clock. Jung nv" u
First, Tenth aud Market Rev. S. II. hckoVn;
Oliset. Adams aud Chestnut. Rev. A. j. snyderi
1917, 4 NJ ~, i. M
Rodney street Charel, Rodney street, near Del
cG9iiibert 5hapsl. Fourteenth and French.
-,
II. Rey. Alfred Ice, D. d; Bishop q Delaware.
Rse;o AeGi ey kTbe Az sisnt. i NJ
| H.. T. NJ
Trinity Chapcl. Fifth and King. Rev William J..
Frost; D, J., hrs1 Snd second sundays IT, esoa
month IT lOa' A.. NJ and 20, +; N thira nho
fourth sunday e H. ~ and T. X 81 y ea,
M NJ " "' -''-' - S
Trinity Church. toid swedes) Seventh and
Church, Rcv Dr. Frost Rector; Rev. William
Mummy Assistant
calvary. Third and Washington. Rev. George
A. Latmer; TO-. A NJ, r.. = NJ.
st. Juhn'H, Vandever Avenue aud Market treet,
Rev. T. 6. Littell; 10y, A. NJ, 4, 2. M
RoMAs CATHOLIC.
r.. Rev. Thomas A. Becker D. D.. Bishop Of
| Wilmington.
St. Peters, Sixth aud West, Rev. Matthew 4.
MoGrane; q. 3D. $50. 10. 20. A. N. and 3. 20, r. N.
81. Mary b. SIKH and Pine Rev, +. Reillyi
| go, $ ~. 10. 80, A. NJ, and 80 =, NJ -
| 81. Paul's Chapel. Fourth aud jackson. Rev. y.
\, Gallon; o. 80, S 30 1851. A. NJ, and 8. 80, 7 N,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-10-05

ANNUAL MEETING or THE PENINSULA AsSO-
CITATION.
The regular Autumn meeting Of the
Peninsula Fruit Growers Association, will
be held in the State House at Dover. Oclo-
her 10. 1872. at O'Clock, 2. NJ.
At this meeting the following subjects
are likely to come before the Association =.
l.Frcights, aud the hest means ofgttttng
fruit for market.
>, New markets, and The best means OF
establishing them.
g., lHudulunt failures of commission
IA rchanls,and how to guard against them.
{, Canneries, iryerics, and other meth
DDS of homc PR paratiun or consumption.
., Over PRODUCTION, nnd the best means
OF preventing il.
Il, What legislation, II any, is necessary
to protect the fruit growing interest from
unjust cNactlons.
la view Of the great interest at stake.
and its increasing magnitude every year,
every fruit grower on the Peninsula il
earnestly urged 10 attend this meeting.
AMI the members Of this Association arc
particularly requested to he present.
j. ALEXANDER FuLroS, See'y.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-10-05
A Myssery in smyrna.



A YorNG "iHL 7EGRrplY INJrRED-snE Is
UNABLE To "ErL rur CAusE-WAs ~
LIGHTNING or ,N OUTRAGE
From the smyrna Time, M "wednesday.
On Thursday morning last considerable
excitement was created IN this town Icy a
report thata young girl had been criminal.
" assaulted by live circu, men (the circus
exhibited here on Wednesday, and that
she and young man accompanying her
were found On the roadside on the Land
Ing road after midnight, in u dying condi-
ton. The truth of the matter seems to
be- this; Some colored men, in returning
from the circu- on Wednesday night,
when near the Landing, whilst fleeing
their way in the rain and pitch darkness,
heard gruans Shurtiya ilash of lightning
revealed tOsthem The PROSTATE forms of
two persons in the road. They (he mem
proceeded to the residence of Mr.. John
Cosgritl, near hy,and reported the circum-
stances. Mr.. d. who had been awakened
by terrible report Of thunder, had also
heard the groaus, some time before, and
at once acceded to the request Of the color
ed men to allow the injured parties to be
brought into his house, whicE was accord
ingly done. They proved to he young
man named Jos. Sheldon and a Young girl
uAlllEN tINlAih AlbN NEfW 10 YEARS 1 III
young man had sufficiently recovered TO
walk TO the house, but the girl was help
less, and entirely unconscious aud comfort
ing and groaniug terribly. Sheldon stated
as above, that they had been chased from
Smyrna to the point where they were found
Il mile dlstant,by live circas men, where
he was Knocked aud the overcome by
| them Will IN the house, however, he
acted and talked in the most incOherent
manner, walking around the room, pull
ing at or clrscs sing the girl, Get DR..
Swain was called in. and on examining the
girls injuries found them To present the
appearance of burns. The skin was torn
from her back and limbs. and her shoes
burtt from. her feet, while the raw flesh
appeared TO be scOrched. Her uudercloth-
| ing were scorchcd and nearly burned of,
Notwithstanding thCirthOrOugh s1turat ion
| By the heavy ran, while hcr dress was
terribly torn. She remained unconscious
for about forry-,isht hours, hui was able
to converse with apparent nationality On
! Friday, and has keen Improving siLco.
She does not remember anything Of The
crcumstances-does rot even relnem-
Der the circus. or anything that hap
pened that night, before or after she
was stricken down. Mr.. Sheldon, we be-
lieve, still Insists that the circus men did
the injury. \ short distance from where
the parties We're found, and between them
and the house near by, was a large hole
in the ground, supposed To be the effects
of the lightning If so il violated all the
rules OF attraction laid down for il. Miss
| Glow, who lives with her uncle. MIR. r.
Slaughter, rear Brick Store Landing,
about two miles from Town. is still suffer-
ing greatly, but her recovery is hoped for.
and she seems entirely conscious. Shelden'e
mind is still affected.
| Marin Innner's dnnnhter Is MriIin q
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-10-05
A Horse Refusing to Run over a
Child.

There is a horse at present in the Isle
of Man possessed of such singular in.
teligence and amiability of disposition
that the sooner he is bought from hi,
owner and transferred 10 London the bet.
ter. This good natured animal positively
refuses TO run over human creatures, and
will throw himself into the most intricate
contortions rather than mjure a hair of
their heads. A few days ago, according
to the Manx Sun, the horse in question
was proceeding through the Market place
in Douglass, harnessed to an inside car. -
While thus engaged in the performance OF
his duties, child, aged two years, the son
OF fruit dealer, ran across the road in
front Of the car,and was knocked down BY
the horse. Our own London horses, en-
conragcd by their drivers, would have
made short work Of the haplcss infant ;
not so, however, the Manx however, who
was observed ito make sudden pause.
move his right fore foot about, and having
placed Its hoof lightly on the child's hrea i
to again lift it up, putting ii down by the
child side without injuring it," The by
standers Immediately extricated the child
from It's perllOus. position, and the horse
resumed rs journey, carrying with il the
respect and admiration Of all who Witness
cd the scene, among whom, it is stated,
were Two gentlemen Of high position In
Douglas, whose names, If necessary.
might be given. "-fdN NAL Gazette.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-10-05
THE CITY COUNCIL,
Msasrs. Gallagher and Taylor Reelected
Change Of Meeting Hour


The City Council, Thursday, met at the
new meeting hour, z O'Clock, PRESIDENT
Marls In the chair, and on the cohinlltees
being called the following reports were
read and adopted
favOrnbieto laying crossing NJ NahueVer
avenue and Market streets, ~ asked ny
the Veslry Of ~. John's church : that Mr.
Lobdel's idea of supplying the South side
by means Of an arteslan well Ia Impractical
bic 10 favor OF confirming the nomlna-
ton Of Thomas Mullen as police officer Tor
the First District icc Blackburn, reslgnedi
that the communication Of John Guthrie,
asking remuneration for his services as
special policeman, during the smallpox
season, belongs 10 the Board of Health,
and referring u 10 tha' body that there
Is no ordinance to prohibit John Mccall
from removing a stable from the front to
the back Of hls lot, 10 the Ninth Ward.
Tho Water Department pay-roll, $685.
FL, and tho Street Department payroll
siO4. 80, were read and orders directed 10
be drawn,
The street Commissioner reported as
men and 1B horses and carts employed,
and the Chief Engineer reported 90 men
engaged In the Water Department for the
weak paet,
The contract for extending the drain on
w., 10, 90 a,,,ardsd to sneakman a
Re- RE- lisa az al N nor Iinnai yard.
Nj. Frbiper presented a commission on
,i,a a,,a aJs - Vandn,cr avenne which
~. i'etna,,1 ~ ',I anotber co,npiss,cn
WI, 80" """ "''
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