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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-18
Total. Ieffersop. ffgft 5afk.s..,.... s6.832 :

Totai. JetfeTsono right 6ank..o.o...a s6,833 8
PARISH OF JEFFERSON LEFT RANHo
Two patroImer. salaries at $JO0O..o.,o @2.G04 80
Forage and shOeiQg two
horses az S25S per ane
6uIn.e osoooseoO.ooo.eoOs.oo SS9!V So
Fro rata Of general expenses
5wO men, at $l44 50 per
e--.---s 500 50
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-18
CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.

7 Captains, salaries at S I8OO$12,60O 90
10 Sergeants, salaries at $500 27,5O0 60
Sc Corporals, salaries at $ll00 $4,000 90
48T Patrolmen, salaries at
II Clerks and operators, sal
aries at sI4O0 -. 1850 90
9 Doormen, salaries at 5000 $500 90
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-18
ADJUSTMENTS
Academy nf Music,

Oliver Doud Byron will appear again this
evening in the drama Of "Across the Cont
nent." Tomorrow at twelve o'clock grand
"Across the Continent matinee. Monday
evening Aiken's witches of New York"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-18
RESTAURANTS.
HEW OYSTER SALOON,

REV OYSTER SALOON, Q
By MEsSRS P. McKENNA L P. KENNEDY,
At No. 3 Decatur (OId Levee) Street.
Opposite the PcstoHce.o
VIII constantly serve up oysters, hot coffee, pag.
try, soda and mead, having the most complete ar.
rangements possible ocl5 St
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-18


Total city Of Carroilfon..oooo...o,, s8,8G8 Is
PARISH OF JEFFERSON. RIGHT BANK
Sergeant, saiary..o..e...s $500 90
Patrolmeno salary at $1,000 1000 90
S ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ............o $5,S89 90
Forage and shoeing two
horses at 1926 per annum IS 10 0P
Repairs OF station. o.o.o.o...o 50 90
Cleaning and lighting. .:....o 50 90
Pro rata Of general expenses
five men at + LA IS per
o---.s--s 1888 IS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-18

ExPLOsION OF A LOAD OF R0CKETs.-At
balfpast seven o'clock last night, when the
Hancock Club was forming at the corner OF
Poydras and Baronne streets, a lighted
rocket fell into wagon load Of these mis-
siles. and the whole load exploded. A boy
William HanIon, was in the wagon at the
time and was badly wounded. The wagon
was shattered. A man, whose name was
not ascertained, was wounded, and crowd
OF men rushed toward the store of Mr..
Davis tlate Davis & Jacksonl, breaking in
q window. The rush was great, and it is
wonderful that no more eople we're injured
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-18
POLITICAL NOTICES,

PEOPLES Candidate for Administrator of
Police.-The many friends of LUCIEN ADAMS here
bv announce him as a candidate for the above
Office, feeling assured that he will receive the
hearty support of thousands Of our citizens. Ocl6*
For NominarfOn.-The friends of Mr.. ]. A.
MASCOT announce him as candidate for the
Office of Criminal Sheriff He has not declined as
Ocl6 St
PIease Announce p. Hnrran rs Candidate
for the office of Administrator of Public Improve
ments subject to the nominating convention ofthe
Republican party
oc3 In MANY FRIENDS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-18
OFFICIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE.

CENTRAL DEPARTMENT, METROPOLITAN POLICE,
New Orleans, La, October IT, 1872.
IN ACCORDANCE WITH THB PROVISIONS OF
= sections twenty-five and twenty.si of act No.
y, approved March 8, 1863 the Board Of Police
commissioners met on Wednesday, October 10,
1917, as board of estimate and appOrtiOrment,
and unanimously adopted the following estimate
OF expenses and apportionment of the police force
for the year commencing october l, 1872, and end
ing September 80 1873;
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-18


CRIMINAL CoURr.-Robert Campbell, con-
victed Of larceny in stealing $500 from r.
Prudhomme, and recommended to the
mercy of the court by the jury, was sen,
fenced to three months Imprisonment in
the Parish Prison, beginning at the date OF
his first incarceration, and to pay the cost
OF prosecution.
oscar Burns, charged with the murder OF
Placide Delgado, on the eighth Of Septem-
her last, was arraigned and pleaded not
guilty. ,--,
I'd Morris and Zack Johnson, charged
with stealing box of tea belonging 70
Schneider & Zuberbier, were arraigned and
pleaded not guilty.
James Boyle, charged with assault and
ba+terv on Frederick Jordan, was arraigned
and pleaded not guilty.. The prisoner was
also arraigned for beating one George
Brown, and pleaded not guilty.
The case of Lucien Prevail, charged with
the murder of William Bufin, on July 20,
1871. was indefinitely continued,
on motion of the district attorney, .
nolle prosequi was entered in the case OF
Frank Flasick, alias Fletcher, charged with
assault and battery on H. Kramish.
Sarah Ciciana, charged with killing an
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-18

PARTLY ExAMINED.-J. Bennett was yes
terday before Recorder Houghton, on the
charge of having shot and killed Charles
Mccormack, at the corner Of Clio and St.
Charles streets, two weeks ago. Seven or
eight witnesses were examined, but the
testimony did not develop any material
points not already published. The case
will be resumed this morning at eleven
O'CLOCK
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-18

IN ordinance to provide for the settlement for
lands appropriated by the city of New Orleans
in the digging Of Poydras street canal.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-28

As the day Of election draws nigh the Cvi-
dence grows stronger and stronger that Mr..
Greeley will be beaten 10 his own home. The
great Empire State gives every sign that she
will throw hcrsell in line with Pennsylvania,
Ohio and the great Northwest In reputation
of the coalition and It's candidates. In 1883
Seymour had only about ten thousand more
majority than. Gen. Grant. There can be no
doubt that the Republican party then carried
the State and that It's electoral vote would
nave been cast for the cOnquerOr of the rebel
lion II II had not been for the Infamous cheat
Ing at the hallOt-boX NJ the Tammany cOrrup-
tionlsts This year Tammany Ia broken and
bafiled, and there Il, no prospect that the city
can be so manipulated ~ To Ovcrturn the hon
est verdict of the State. In the city the Re-
publican party Is better organized, better
disciplined, than ever before, and nOtwith-
standing the detection OF the Fcnton politl-
clans will poll larger vote than ever before
A careful correspondent OF the Times, who
has canyassed the State thoroughly and
whose predictions during the present cam
palgu have been slgnally correct estimates
that VIZ shall carry the State by about Geyon-
teen thousand majority. lie writes Gen.
Grant Is stronger than his party everywhere,
and In New York far stronger than elsewhere
so that his majority will mount far above this
estimate, while that Of Gen. Dix will not In
all probability be less than twenty-five thou
sand" The great fight In New York is over
the senalorshlp, The Democrats and Lib
erals are stralning every nerve TO obtain a
majority In the Assembly so as to send a
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-28
nacnRHIsTEn,s NFfICF. -

WARRINGTON, ". o., oct Dor II, Is7a. :
Notice IA hereby Htvun that on FRIDAY, Fovnm.
Dor 1, lsil will expire Ill licenses Eyon by the Dis.
trlot OF columbia to all hpulheCSriea, Anotloneers,
aEents butchers 10 the several arkstA claim ags
contractors, cattle brokers, commission merchants,
dealers OF morohAndiss of any kind whatever deActs
10 distilled and feFmsnted HuHuts, wines, and
dal dlstlllers insurance aEeus Ice dealers, manu-.
faot1teta OF Illuminating Is, lite aud fire insurance
companies, pAtont hgents, pawnhroksrs, photogra.
phi ors, prupHetora OF bar ToOms sample rooms, lip.
pllnE houses, billlAtdH, baRatells, and Jenny Eud
tables, bowling ALLEYS, hotels, livery stables lntshl.
Eenee omoes, junk shops, testaurnuts and eating
agents, reotihers, 80, Ac.
An parties engaged In said business trades or pro.
foa Ions must promptly said licenses In aooOrd.
with the provis ~ the Amnnded act rsguiaL
log licenses, approved june D. ls7a, yiE That even
person engaged In any trade, occupation, probes
sion for which license tax posed by the lave Of
the District Of Columbia shAl, A. the time Tor pro-
curing tho same, make Application to the Register,
and shalt state, uuder oath Affirmation, snch facts
a. may be applicable to license" Tue RE.
stating the particular Kind Of license for which Ap.
plioAtion has been made, ACd tho amount OF money
n quTed by law to be paid therefor had certificate
shall be delivered to the Collector, who shall, upo
the receipt OF the Of money stated therein, give
oeftihoata Of deppat, stating the amount Of monny
the duty OF the Register to Issue aid license"
THAT every person liable for license tar who may
tall pay the before snFAsing In the business
TO- which license may he require =, shall In Add Ion
10 the losnse tar imposed pny foe penalty Of not
lsss than i've nor more thau my doilATs i9t Zach
Oo5SIi9u tslarI Register District Of Columbia.
s sSEbGE 2EEn 9 SGUSTT 81 wRRggR RkkdG
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-28

Why CANNOT the OPPONENTS Of Gen.
Grant manage to bo little consistent In
the same breath they paint him rs a terrible
dcspot, doing everything pretty much as he
plcases, without the least regard to custom,
or Constitution, or the advice Of his friends,
and again us the mere servant of junta Of
politicians. II he Is the one, he cannot mani
testify be the other.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-28

Democrat to the United States Senate in
place Of Mr.. Conkling. It Is almost abso-
lutely certain now that they will be uusuc-
ccssiul. In the Senate, which was elected
last year we have sixteen Republican ma
jority. We are certain to elect a majority Of
Republicans to the lower House. so that Mr..
Conkllngs reelection is almost as certain as
that Of Gen. Grant next month.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-28

From Messrs. Philip * solomons we have
two charming children's books, entitled The
Childreus Treasure" and Infants De-
light" Both books are handsomely Illus
tratcd, and are worthy of purchase for the
little ones. Also, The Young Dodge Club
The Seven Hills" by Prof. James DE Mile.
Fully illustrated. This book Is written in an
attra tive style for young people, the founda'
ton Of the story being laid in Rome. We
have not seen book that is more worthy Of
being placed in the hands Of young people:
Lee " Shepherd are the publishers, New
York and BDainn.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-28

WE KEEr STANDING at the head Of our
columns the names of our candidates for
President and Vice President of the United
States. Al the tail Of our columns, as far as
possible removed from the above, because Of
the manifest lncongrulty aud Inconsistency
of the two tickets, we to-day place the name
Of our candidate for marshal OF the Supreme
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-28

"Gop," says Greeley orator, took the
Liberal convention In his nand and set the
whole thing In order The idea Of Reuben
r. Fcnton, Alcck Mcclure, John Cochrano,
Fansworth, Banks and company claiming
that the Lord Ia on their side is certainly rich.
In Ills own good time He will take that
crowd in his hand and put them where they
will he safe
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-28

Tue Louisville correspondent OF the Chicago
Inter Ocean says the electoral vote Of Kentucky
Is more likely to be cast for Grant than that Of
Illinois for Greeley He prOpheSIos that tho
vote Of the state will be: For Grant, S. OOOi for
Greeley, oO,OOOi for O'OonOr, s,OOOi aud says II
he srrs 10 bis figures Il Is IN giving Greeley too
many votes.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-28
nSs-YuUNG MEMS Christian Assoc.
CITATION,
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.LIEOoLN HALL SERVICES at $50 and =
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-28

In RELATION to Hassaurek's influence the
Cincinnati Courier remarks: 1t Is a notorious
fact that the unlustihAble sOmOrsAult Of this pc.
lticAl mountebank into the Greeley camp has
driven many a WAVsrlng German Republican
directly Into tho Republican ranks, so that they
might not be suspected Of being Influenced by a
venal politician. Mr.. HassAurek has gained
among tho German Republicans not a single
vote for our fusion county ticket. Those Der
man Republicans who voted on Tuesday, tho
sth instant, for the Greeley ticket had come TO
that decision while Hassaurek was still sitting
croIs,legged on the fence, and suffered his eyes
to steal covert glanoos Ia all directions to dis
cover where the biggest money bags were lay.
lnWn
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-28
Special Notices.

RsiE-ON AND AFTER OCTOBER I, DIR.
HAlrkRB oflce and fpaidanos will be At No.
01S Third street near ponnsyivania avenue; re.
moved from B13 Louisiana avenue. ocGs.tm
kfSg-TO OWNERS or uORsBs-DIsIN-
feet yuT Stables with CAfbolio Lime. tho beat
dlsiafestant k9own, made aud prepared b recipe q
DR.. ", = Verdi supply always on hand b. 4, n.
OAs?LEMAN, Etna Line Kilns, 96i8 Psnnsyi.
yAnia avenue. oo98ats
nGR- PRIZE MEDALS FOR ESSAYS. -
Full particulars relative TO the award Of Rold
medals by the SosetI for tho Prevention Of Cruelty
to Animals may be obtained By addreaslng n, v.
q ATUHEL. 1888 street northwest oe9llrhaS 6r
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-28

Mr.. Washburne, we arc glad To see, Is to
be honored with dinner upon his arrival In
New York. There Is hardly man In public
life to-day who Is more entitled to the thanks
and rewards Of his cOuntrymen than Mr..
Washburne. Placed during the last three
years In a singularly trying and difficult posi-
ton, he has so borne himself as to win the
approval of two nations and the applause of
his own country. Ills conduct during the
Franco-P russian war was beyond all praise,
and his excrtions to alleviate the suIerlngs
and mitigate the horrors incident to the In
surrecuon of the commune can never be for
gotten by Paris and France. At his post
when all else had fed, he exhibited forti-
tude, devotion and a spirit of bravery and
self.sacrIHce that reflect the highest credit
upon the republic that he represented.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-28

I
WABHINgrUH, October II, lisa
Whereas an Apyl cation In writing has been made
to the undersigned for the opening OF road In thu
County OF wAshlnEton from GENITAL avenue tn Ian
oonylls with the tine Of Hschartsh HaEan and Jh1
warning, through tho said john Warnings lAud and
wboreAa tue undersigned believe II oondueiv TO thu
public interest 20 road 10 DO opened ahovi
described and prayed foTg and VI the route o.
said road has been hy direction 0t tho undet gnet
duly surveyed and plat thereof prepared aud llet
ln our once.
NoiIosi IL hereby given Of the application Aforesaid
a. we'll the opening Of the proposed road, aud al
persons having objections thereto are relnes,ed Z
make them known to tho undersigned on NUNRM
BRR y, At noon, At the office Of the Vice President
Of the Board Of Public Works Of The District Of 10
| lumbiA, Room No I3, MorTisou's Building, -Four
| And.ahAH street, wAshlngto u. u, whore any oh
ieotlons which nay be made will be heA and oousld
/ ered n, ID. COOKE,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-28

Tue FAIR ANNA DICKINSON has had her
say In New York on the subject "ls the war
ended, and come to the conclusion that 1t Is
not. Whltelaw Reid whom she rejected
some time ago for good and sufficient rca-
sons praises Anna in gushing way in the
Tribune, from which we infer that his angelic
bosom Is still torn by the tender passion, aud
that be will leave no stone unturnod to re-
move Miss DickmsOn's first objections to
their union.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-28

Y =, WAHHIHUIOhIU D, % hhpI0mb0T y I6Tl.
On tho petition Of BEOAGE b. RICE, Of WOTo0a
tar, Mass, praying for the extension Of a patent
srsnted TO him on the 2lSt day Of December, ls5s
and roissutd on tho 30 DAP Of August ls for an i'm
pTpyOmont In Machines for HOtIuE WOOD.
III y ordered that the testimony In tho case 10
closed on the 18Th day OF November next that the
tine for hlinE Arguments and the EIamln6r's report
be limited u the ath day Of November naIt aud that
sid petition be hoard on the 9Th day OF December
merit
Any person mGI oppose this extension.
O0ut-M8W NJ. d, LhuGkTT, Commits Toner,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-28

ALEXANDER DELMAR, the most wonderful
and lncomprehenslble statIstlcIan In the
world, has made two polItlca! parties exceed
Ingly happy during the last week, and given
much joy and consolation to a third. A few
days ago he declared that he was In favor OF
the election Of the Sage" which was q
God.send to the Tribune, NnXiously watch.
ing for converts to its cause. The O'Conor
men, whom Delmar left, were rcjoiced to he
rid Of him, and the Republicans congratu-
lated themselves that he had not come out
for Gen. Grant With Dclmar to figure on
the election figures the Tribune will have
very little difficulty In electlug Mr.. Greeley
from this until the evening of the 9Th of No
yembcr. lie Is just the man they wanted.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-28

Mr.. Stewards DEATH, London CORE
spOndcnt tells US, was received In England
with good deal of feeling. Nearly all the
leading papers printed elaborate biographies
of him, which were, as general thing, free
from bitterness, and for the most part fair
estimates of his character and services. Mr..
Seward was at one time bitterly hated and
yehcmcntly attacked In England. That, In
the very nature Of things, was natural and
to be expected. Now, that he Is dead, friend
and foe alike hasten to do justice to his ox-
trAordlnary ability and his peerless services
to his country and indeed TO the entire world.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-28

ri ElTRD STATHs PATENT OFFIOF,
~ WAaHISOTOS, ID. o., sept 81, lR,a
On the petition Of LUCAS D. KEowLtH, Of WoF.
oeateFt Mas praying for tho oItsnhon OF pAtsnt
Erantsd to him on the ith day Of January lsbg Tor
~ improvement In method OF operating Valves OF
Pumping EnRluesi
Z ordered that the testimony IN the be closed
on the Sd day Of December n6It, that the time for
hllng Arguments and the Examiner report DO limited
70 tue 10 day Of DeoembeI and that said tOn
be hoard on the 18th day Of D0osmbaT nett
Any pofann mas ""Tss-a this ~ tsnaon,
Oclfmbg WIT, OGmmlBsl0ueF.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-28

3. p BkOWN,
oclb, ", II AB,2dnovl Board OF Public Works.
-1TIIQ XV n - a. pa M ~ ISGVIIIIIT1
1s15-Iu5x,NM Eknn EAAMlIl fANOhlEh
isiaetioa 10 pufe6assTs THAI any sSWins machine in
the market for sAls on MONTHLY PAYMkNTS,
At 400 Nlnth street. ocP am
nu . nm . mn, 4, a. . ~; !. - :, a, =, =, =, ~,
80 ggt1i;i =. : ~ ~, ~, v ~ i,hNE, unln
s, n ~ y = 10 4, II g ~ ~
DsetHeen " hhd ~ lev 9ooIs south OF Odd tello"s'
Rsfers TO Dr. X. A. Bacon and Rev. w. H. Eyans.
sspSu
- TTsSs5s ~ ISsIsss Nus. a, n1ISISJ., !. ~ !,
- Ah,,lE fll,JItrIiti5h'HI .u,nhtniiNH I.A1h
TON, VINEGAR, hIOnLER's and other BIT
TERS.
Bitter Wine OF Iron, Peruvian Syrup, EliIlr Of
OAsayA and other hns T0nloa. The largest stock.
and the lowest prices, at
,,,,,S,,,, $500,
OOOthLlNS
TRMPLK DRUG STORE
UndeI ma,onio TsniPle corr q A9d hiuth streets
nODh Ann hlhEhAL, mAIEhh In their hlEhest
perfection on dtAught and cold as Toe. AuR-
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-28

ALTHoUGH Mr.. Sumner has been offered
and accepted a passage In one of the Cunard-
ers for the middle Of November, We should
not be ut all surprised II he decided not to
session of Congress. Mysterious hints to
that effect are given out In New England
Liberal papers friendly to him, which are
probably Intended to pave the way for some
such decision on ILLS part. 1t Ia to be hoped
that Mr.. Sumner will return. His health we
are glad to know grows better. lie ought to
return by all mems to his seat in the Senate,
make his peace with the Republican party,
and call on Gen. Grant on New Years day.
Let him frankly dIsayOw his Iniallibility.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1872-09-27

DsS~We have the best selected stock ia
River Falls. Special attention has been
paid to the purchase and selection Of this
stock, and we are confident we shall be
able to suit oil who may favor US with their
patronage in both quality and prices. -y,sl
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1872-09-27
MARRIAGE would be easier and hap.

MARRIAGE would be easier and hap
pier if young women were taught the
principles of account keeping, aud sys-
tematic habits 10 respect to finances;
and if the young husband would take
his wife into his confidence, and make
the income and expenditures, and the
accumulation of the FIRST few hundred
dollars matter of common interest.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1872-09-27

As so many articles in every day use
are manufactured Of paper, it is asked
if a paper beefsteak cannot be invent
ed to take the place Of leather ones
common at boarding houses
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1872-09-27

"THE limit Of our power is not So
narrow as the INDECENT would fain be
lieve, but like the blue horizon TO those
who press forward, our possibilities
move on and on illimitably."