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The New York herald., 1872-09-14
srECIAL NOTICES.
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PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY.
EX-GOVERNOR BRANLETrE Announces NO
PosrpoNEMENr. THE DRAWING WILL POSITIVELY
TAKE PLACE ON SEPTEMBER %. AS PREVIOUSLY
ANNOUNCED.
BIGGEST AND BEST THING or THE AGE.
SQUARE CHANCE OF sIOoON FOR ONLY sIo
LARGE RETURNS FOR SMALL OUTLAWS
HALF A MILLION IN MONEY GIVEN AWAY.
1000 CASH oITrs, $4,000 .za- 2
STRICTLY HONEST CHANCE IN A GOOD CAUSE.
LAW AND BEST CITIZENS GUARANTEE ALL
By special authority IN the act Of the Legislature
Kentucky incorporating the Public Library of Kentucky
and granting 1t perpetual charter the Trustees will
give their
SECOND GRAND GIFT CONCERT.
in the great hall ofthe Public Library Building in Louis
vile. Ky, ON
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER %. ls7a
This masnincen. hail. heretofore Known ~ wsisiser
Hail. sAs largest most centrally located and best ar.
Ioulsvts. The Public Library 1aiIding has mont OF
Isl @ :ss'; = s9 Sss @ SSF
ras 81 ~ % now oUss sSs
he . se pee and ssIsy@sn1 cf 81 sissn. 1 = every cry
sSs :
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his library much as possible and to g endow the ins
f9r this grand snS 81, and One
ticket CONSISTS Of oHr GHartsr, bearing re same Sam
gvsrter tickets by cutting the aiyi9nai spaces
titled to admission to the concert and TO ths entire g
quarter ticket entitled to admission to tho concert and
which belongs The tickets are numbered from to
hundred thousand and but this precise number
will be Issued.
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole tickets slo halves 81 quarters 92 %; II whole
$1,000 DIS ior $25U; 5 for 5000 No discount on less
than 500 worth OF tickets at time.
During the concert the sum OF
S5O0oO0 IN CURRENCY
will be given to the hoders OF tickets by distribution by
lot of One Thousand Cash Gifts, as follows
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RECEIVED AT THE BRANCH OFFJC ;
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WEST SIDE, BETWEEN THIRTY.FIRsT AND THIRTY
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ADVERTISEMENTS ARE RECEIVED FROM sA NJ.
TILL or. NJ ON WEEK DAYS SUNDAYS TILL 8 p.
~ AT OFFICE RATES NO EXTRA CHARGE or ANY
HIND
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ELECTION an1 sixth
EgR6SE1S STEAMSHIPS. -.rlnsr PAen-Finh column.
SEE xREnass cosmn
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PERsONAL.F!Rsr PAcS.First column.
fifiCAIHsscosD PnerNTourth Column nUa'"A
POST OFFLCE NOTICE-FrRsr PAGE-Sixth column
o1T OF Tk cITY FOR SALE OR
nsA RsFR r.
REAL EsrSTs sdFR% wANrED-E1rvrsrH rAer-Fourth
RELIGIOUS NOTICEs-FrRsr PAcE-sxth column.
REWARDS-FIRsr PAoE-First column.
T
s1ruz6ss aaH SsSIHE pAos-sec
SPECIAL E0TIGEs-Fms, PAor-Firs,, second and third
spoRTiSGMboas SHIS&n BIRDS. &o-rmsr PAar-rhird
sgMxER REsoRTs-sncesp PAsn-sscond column
Tof To EET For BUs PAGE
3nAyR%EEks agIbE.T'sss r4erns!stn 60, column ~,
UNPURNIsHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS 10 LET
WANTED 70 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAeE-si1th
WATCHES, JEwELRY, &C-ELEvEsrH PAcE-second
wEsFSHEsTiEn COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
YACHTS STEAMBOATS,, 4C.-ELEyFNrH PAGE-second
column.
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.
sos stsSHs ass sE soA'Asr
a, I r. g t;i:$sE NJ
:Sp sSSt Sy
v.... day septembsSr S. H. an. p,ou.n
n
Second CABIN
For 1SRn: q dR:.'ss so' No a.s-nps Greer.
w view yYss, .Sert and Liverpool New and dlalrpow-
SSSSFESsf ssfiS SssFsSs$ssSssiS .Ps,s1s .Ps.sPH
q ssI.ans is!ssasy: liverpool
SzIiiS S7iisSi;S STEMS 4 :isSAS
prom DC white STAR deck pssass. cry jsr.sy CIV
conbnins ssisW, speed and comfort '
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S sSa os s:sss,s. s
can now e S % Sr.n Il s q"
:msss sss.'s sss-sy ;s s s".' ~ 'is Ss ::
g: n.sS%.aeS ss% sSS'y at the company. ONCE, 10
Bills Of isdns Issued through to cqpspsrts, ~ ports
No ssfx fs: Ss ssa SS ss and
srsss..y 5ssssn SSanesr. and Warren Sn Streets s
ADRIATIC SAILS 81 Saturday Superior steerage
mediation, $50; cabin go Drafts payable everywhere.
THE HAMBURG.AMERICAN PACKET CoMPANYs
ir OH mall steamship
WEsTPHALlA,
Captain H. r. schwensen, will saiI Thursday Sept 10
1872 at 2P. NJ, for Hamburg,
taking passengers from New York to Plymouth London,
First Cabin Sl2o Second Cabin S7l
,steerase. }so. payable in United Sta tss gold:
KuNbARDT CO., q. ID. RICHARD BOAS,
General Agents, General Passenger Agents,
6i Eroad street, N. " u broadway, N. y.
The HoLSATIA will sail septembcrM
The New York herald., 1872-09-14

A ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY, PRICES REDUCED.
Il. J. b. MARTINEZ A 90, Bankers,
u cWali street. box s,te5 pos, vffec, New York.
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presentation at the elce Of tho Public Library Room,
No T. Public Library Building, Louisville, Ny the third
dav after the drawings o. upa any buenes day for six
months thereafter NoPrse WI be pad without presen
be PSs sn ssr X cSn currency inc X tt9rsSss t1
NEW YORK, 1t the option Of d. holder.-
The drawingwp teke place In public, in full view Of
Objection 9f the oncers and trustees Of the Public Library
interested citizens who will be present and that all is
fairly done.
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This magnificent hall, heretofore known weisiser
Hail. h the lareest most centrally located and best
PRICE OF TICKETS.

Whole tickets $40; halves 36; quarters q IL whole
whole tickets tor 1i0O q S6; 50 for $500 lis for
$1,000 2s5 for - 500; 5 for $1,000 No discount less
than 500 worth OF tickets at q time.
During he concert ia OF
The New York herald., 1872-09-14

SANTANA and Domingo cs IN sums 10 suit parchaser;
srofIoEp BROTHERS CO.,
20 Broadway.
TExAs LINE OF GALVESTON STEAMERS.
n ,'oaehing Mt Key West carrying the United states
a. The nisr e ss Ss1 CITY w a. csp
HSas DTss SS Sy the asi
' r's"' q 4 %xLI3EY' Co, ,ss Maiden lane,
rrExAs LINE FOR GALVESTON DIRECT
rho A, steamer CRY os saS 1SrosIo cap.n PEN
enSes Sats at three asf O'clock s' Sep
For freight Or pmn'SsExsL r. SxLpSSY CO. l Maiden lane.
ueG T Be y" ~ S y Ken
nom pier No. SNsT,h SRrN.S, SNi,Ss, ats o'cIOeiPM-
ru, on Saturday, September u =.
Louis vicksburs Mobile Galveston and fndianoa ''
ssS or s2kH
EoR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
The Steamship VICTOR,
wiz ElssSs ssSs ss Ses e p 1g ga HSS
For Freight or passage, having superior accoinmods-
''''' "''' o. H. MALLORY 4 Co, Iss Maiden lane
r The Cromwell steamship Line
The new steamship NEW ORLEANS. Captain z, v
September "a, at O'Clock p N. Freight resolved daily
and g. rates SSsn passage to $751; eeas Mobile
For freight r. ps'tSS6 sRTeRx CO., SO West stree.
INOR MOBILE, ALA. FERNANDINA, JACKSON
II VIE Taliahassec Tampa and st. Augustine Fla. and
AL points the Florida and Jacksonville Pensacola and
Mobile Railroads. Steamship
ASHLAND
will sail Saturday, soptembe H. at p NJ from pier 70
Insurance to Fcrnandlna x per cent.
For freight or passage apply to
JAMES HAND ll9 Wall street
The New York herald., 1872-09-14
COAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.

ESOR PURRTA PLATA, SANTANA AND ST. DOMINGO
cfy-fhe United states mail steamship TYBEF, Capt
Deianoy, will leave pier North River Saturday,
sept y, M5P " Bills ~ exchange Puerta Plata,
for sale - - "~ '" '' f''N~''
For freight or passage apply to
srOffORD BROTHERS 4 co,
20 Broadway
The New York herald., 1872-09-14

E'oR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND
Il The Old Dominion Steamship Company will despatch
from pier North Rycr their elegant sidewheel steam
Civ point and hicSmcn1 sst,ySnw ssnicSsr &
NJ, giving through bills Of ladng 10 all points sou
and Southwest Through passenger tickets issued to all
points. Accommodations uncaualed Apply at pier 81,
ut the general oice l Greenwich street, corner Of
Dey street.
The New York herald., 1872-09-14

TRUSTEES
r. T. Durrett OF The Louisville Bar.
W, N. Haldcnan President Courier-Journal Company.
John S. Cain, Clerk Jefferson Court Common Pleas
Henry Watterson, Editor Louisville Courier Journal
George p. Doern. Proprietor Louisville Anzeiger.
Ben Cassednv. author OF History OF Louisville.
u. N. McCarty, late of Louisville Ledger.
NJ w. Clusky, author OF Political Text Book.
w. d. HOke, Judge jefferson County Court.
New Orleans Republican., 1872-11-10
gFrom the st. Louis Democrats

EFr0m the St. Louis Democrat
Now that the election is over, and its re-
suits known. we hope our merchants will
turn their attention at once to the matter
Of providing increased facilities for the ex-
portation Of corn from this city. Evidences
continue to multiply showing that the corn
supply in this country will be very large,
and the demand for it from Europe much
beyond the demand of any previous year
A large amount Of money can be made by
those who handle this corn for European
customers. Shall St. Louis and New Or
business, or will they sit idly by
and see Chicago and New York get
all the trade We think our merchants
should take immediate steps to organize
and ascertain eXactl Y W hat can be done to
help the matter along. The cost Of making
an effort vii! not be great, and il it results
in a large increase OF ocean tonnage fer the
transportation Of grain in bulk, and gives
to st. Louis permanent and reliable grain
trade with Europe, it would be cheap at
any price. We believe that We're some
efficient and prominent business man Sc
leCted from among our merchants and sens
to Liverpool for a few weeks empowered
to contract for vessels, either steam or sail,
or to assure them cargOes OF corn a certain
rates IN their arrival at New Orleans, an
abundance of tonnage could be secured
Furthermore, the corn dealers of Europe
could be made generally acquainted with the
fact that via New Orleans, St. Louis could
ill all orders during the entire year, and
lower freight rate than could be secured for
the year from Chicago via New York 1t
has been limited that the owners Of the fine
iron prOpcllers that ply between Montreal
and Liverpool intend to pnt them into the
New Orleans and Liverpool corn trade
during the winter months while the st.
! a iG pl0cad hy EE4 bNv,a +Ia
New Orleans Republican., 1872-11-10
FRONTIER LIFE.
Its Pleasures aud Excitements, as Told by
an Arkansas Correspondent of the $to
Ilouis Democrat
DOVER. October 3. 1879.

DOVER, October 3, 1879.
MY DEAR BOY-The douEIe-barrel that
| YOU sent me came safely to hand, and | was
only shot at once while carrying it home.
Bill Silvers popped at me from behind the
fence as was passing the house, but had
loaded the tWO-shOOter as soon as got It,
and he didnt jump from behind that fence
but once.
l am glad that one of the barrels is a
rife, as | needed it for long range practice.
The other can fill with buckshot and can
riddle man nicely at close quarters. l
mean to try both barrels on those Jets
when | meet them. You see, old man Jett
stole mule from US during the war; and
and when it was over pap laid for him and
killed him. Then Niger Tom Jett, as We
called him-the black-faced One-he laid
for pap and plugged him. Then picked
fuss with Tom and cut him into gibbets,
and since that time his brother Sam has
been laying tor me. / know it is his turn.
but think my double barrel will prove too
much for him.
If you want to see fun, come down for q
while and bring a rifle. 1t dOn't make any
difference which side you belong to, and it
isn't even necessary to join the militia. 1t is
easy to get up grudge against somebody.
and all you have to do Is t0 lay for your
man and knock him over. Behind my pig
pen 40 OLAC VI INC . CCttSt lItlluS IIdCES 4
know of, and it is so handy A good many
people come within range in the course of q
week, and man can pass Lis time eight
pleasantly.
l wish YOU would send me o catalogue of
Sunday school books, with the prices If
we can get them in time, we will take big
lot Of books. am superintendent of the
Baptist Sunday school now, and am running
it under full head Of steam. Old man
Byers, who was turned out, is right mad
about it, and swears that he will chaw me
up; but he will chaw lead if he dous keep
clear of me.
Ny wife wants TO know if you can send
her a set Of teeth without her getting meas
ured for them. Her $25 set was busted all
to flinders by pistol shot that went through
her mouth but it didns hurt her tongue.
Write soon.
Your friend and pard, -~-.
P. S--Ihat sneaking, onery cuss, Sam
Jett, crept up last night and fred at me
through the window, but he didn't happen
to kill anybody except nigger girl
mean to 60 for him though to-day, and will
be glad Of a chance to try the doublebarrel.
New Orleans Republican., 1872-11-10

George Gordon Meade, Major General
United States army, was born in Cadiz,
Spain, 1916; graduated at West Point, 1885.
Son of United States consul Richard w.
and brother OF Commodore r. w Meade
United States navy Entering the third
artillery, he served against the Seminoles
IN Florida but resigned October Is, 1886.
and was employed in the Texas and North
east boundary surveys, 1882: appointed
second lieutenant of Typographical engi-
ncers. May l9, 1872 first lieutenant August
4, 1881; captain May 10, 1856; Major June
IS, 1862; Brigadier General of volunteers
August 81, 1861; Major General of volun-
teers November %, 1862; Brigadier
General of the United States army, july
), 1863 Major General August l5.
1864. During the Mexican war he was
engaged at Pal0 Alto, Re5aca de la Palma.
and the siege OF Vera Cruz, and breyetted
first lieutenant September %, 1886 Tor
Monterey engaged in the geodetic survey
OF the Northern lakes, l856-6l commanded
brigade at Dranesville, Virginia, Decem.
Der 20, 1861; and in the Peninsula cam
paign; and was severely wounded at Glen
dale, June 30, 1862; was in the BATTLE of
Manassas August $3.50, 1862 commando 4
division of the first corps at South
Mountain and Antietam commanded the
fifth corps at Fredericksburg and Chan.
cellofsville: commanded the Army of
the Potomac, June %, 1868, to July !, 1865;
and engaged at Gettysburg, and in all the
battles and operations in Virginia to the
surrender of Lee, April 9, 1860 and has
SINCE had command of the Department of
the East.
New Orleans Republican., 1872-11-10
The Rtcaesa Man IN rhs NYcrra,

Tho Khedive of Egypt is probably che
richest man in the world. His yearly in
come is $4,000. .000 and Le has twenty five
richly furnished palaces within the walls of
Cairo. He is vastly more progressive than
the Sultan, the Turkish master; is rapidly
extending his dominions, building railroads
and making commercial Improvements, and
will ultimately become Independent of
Turkish dominion. He is az present making
arrangements for the connection of rail
road up the Nile to Dongola. and thence
across the desert 20 Loudan. which country
he vii! make one of his own provinces. It
has been remarked OF him shat s'the Vice.
roy, upon any throne in Europe. would be
the greatest monarch of she age" He is
not only prince but merchant, q capi
talist, "a statesman and cultivator. He
sleeps only four hours out of twenty-four,
and at his desk centre his railroads, steamo
ship lines. telegraphs, postal service. pri.
vate estates. sugar mills. cotton culture.
army uagg and cigiI segy:ee
New Orleans Republican., 1872-11-10
Profits OF Telegraphfng.
We copy the following from the editorial
nnna nf the Washinnrnr, Hhronicle.

We copy the following from the editorial
| columns of the Wasbingron CEr0n;c7e:
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NJ t o iT tToe1S olTIa! IeP1rI VI tne PLesIuelll
~ tio nlon ~ ?lIS "!n
or ~ Iao
- Ill0 lie' @lISn Ioea ns 9eeH
,"St0 i'5I 10 doo3, anu 1ol Ia TnaS
+oS,9gn 4S Iou ~ aLtLacG more tlau
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ioog "IIn tHo "St ll5at!o eaLs solle
III lno C9L!utUion "l1o opera
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l046I' GE1 eAltdorol4aFy'
di ne N4per 4 % 9l hsssaSes Iss SEN II thg year
| ehulnS June oV' d9ot, do,, aGcofuihS 10 the re-
1oo % s2 o a. " ~ atl.' 'Io ptS
@',Ioo,o~' ~. SNll9 an ~; average receipt per
message Vi ~ Gehls' an9 nUinoer 90 90 mes mes
naSe9 9t4t ao m lno ear elu!nS otue - 2V 10 =
was ana tll5 tecelPt7 o. t7' o'0 ~ !,
sl1.ng ah a,'eIIaSe feee!PI per message oI OF %
Cen's' which SHOWS llaI Clie average Idrlil ol
VI tnq eoin psnS s oetn nett.19eu ~ per % ~
- ca = log v - Ino ilPc1i
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anu loteeu d le0lc'ISn o. FSsGS I between I'M
t'.Lp :: slio'3lN t'e ooIilo III nlino
IlaI Iheeo CURES lnci1 i1do tll5 messages lot
In9 PRESS "iISn are lulhl7nGI az lower
Ldl7 }Han pLlNale lI9Ssages' II tn s7 laGIs
are correctly staIeu oJ the pEtsl1ehL OF the
Soul ol I'a!nS' tneS PoIn! lh9SC Strongly 10 th7
nSo1s9LlS .I5t.S ol d postal 1elt2Iapn' ny WhiGh
sn9 n95 raC5S lon a 'elesF"p messages I Snal oe
Ieoueeo' anu AoS increase" from year 10
year ear .;.., .-.-.--.--.
me caPltal STOCK OF the company Is not
SlEGh a III n6n I1e report @a yeI printed, out only
1 '9oo,9G4 %{L9 rep3esen.eQ III, IN Inc meet 3
~ anu , IL ~ o9leV1u tnaI 'Ae stoch mas
3ee9 Te31Ge6 o66 9do ~ Po[eAase very Iaf oelo"
'lT ~ p 0,l:y- ,ooo'ooo IL t2oJ' ~ ,oco
ne earnings ol the company 4, oSl Sihce o9a 1900
ad9 aaI no% soaVeu 20, 70 Dc over ''9o0000' &C
counted Ior aS toli9WS; q 5s', So 90. ...
DlEld$99s en- 80 ., $6So,o'2 62 81; interest on
1 Oon03' $t.o5o' fVf 20 construction ol ines
Snu aEI ,I P"6Gni'se 6i % 'ele&r"9h property Slo
oo1 NJ ~ 9h -.,-o-, - ooo ,.,.
f ine COMPANY hG@ Ig possesses Pos o-93Z mics
2I Ilhe' carrying ~ n, 10. :13S Ies Oh |lEe, an
!nG[eaSf o. ,2ol 4!Its ol ,5r 5ine anu ~ -
IIle9 Vi Ire s5ne9 ot,3 io3o !atI7lfe ol
illlTs PurVIaSon ] anu Pal lqi Iol l S'4Sh oi me
ooanS SofoG a., nly i,GS j5~, FROM 4 fne
" iIo ~ 145 tE iil1E
ence Is n@t4tailJ f 4 uLd"h lh4t Lne ilnes ana
SSI0PgGI6 SI0 Pooo o6 u II Io coP@m nr?e ntreasea
5cS 59s'0V9o0 ~ Saiue' VI LaIeE II coSt, slage
New Orleans Republican., 1872-11-10
SLOW Poisoning from Green Wall Paper.

A physician in Western Massachusetts
recently had q lady patient who, for sev-
eral weeks, had been suffering from nausea,
general prostration and other symptoms of
slow poisoning, Failing to discover the
cause Of the symptoms, as a last resort, the
doctor requested her to move from her
chamber, the walls of which were covered
with paper of a very light shade Of green,
so light, indeed, that in the evening it
could scarcely be distinguished from white
After leaving the room the symptoms i'm
mediately disappeared and the patient
rapidly recovered, 4 sample of the paper
was forwarded for analysis TO the State
chemist, at Hartford Nr Joseph Hall, of
the High SCHOOL,, and was found 30 CON
tain large quantity OF arsenic. Mr.. Hall
obtained the poison in the various forms of
metallic arsenic, yellow tersulphite, silver
arsenite and arsenious acid of common
white arsenic. 8Ie estimates that every
square foot of this inn0cent1ooking paper
contained an amount OF the poison equiva-
lent to five grains of arsenioUs acid, or
double che fatal dose for an adult person.
This, in the moist warm weather of last
July and August was amply sufficient 80
keep the air of b room constantly impreg-
mated with the poison, and any person oc-
eupying such room would be as certainly
poisoned as though the arsenic had been
taken into the stomach
New Orleans Republican., 1872-11-10
secretary

& faugbable incident occurred while tba
committee to examine the yermomt --olo asr3., t,h9
for the insane were being chaDeroned 1,3 Inv hu
ex-t+overnor Holbrook, Who is one Of tbSe bbS
trustees One of the lady patients, who SIlo
" vas extremely high toned, and dressed in
the height of fashion, yet unmistakabIv in n
sane sane, was introduced to the bland ex-5ioy.
eEnGFs 81. ~ #hen a she drew herself up and re-
Governor Holbrook. Sir, / was % at ANi,owlng NoR+Ig
iier several years ago, when " Won I10uope, uaFa
sworn out as Governor and Governor Srn;tb
sworn IN, and she added, saII the nanbIa 5,llIIl
reJo,l.ced. The Governor courteonsIv Ig99P1G anG
sm5ihngIy said good day to the @datt3' IadT sSlI"
and passed on to the next patient A'''So
New Orleans Republican., 1872-11-10

~, ,N1s ~ rr.N1N-,,
:}I ~ 5CtSoF'A GeIeaV aus upon
fHG lIo1L%i i leaoeIS' 3I II 'nere We're any
et d4toeiaL I4Ah anu NE, tHeE |ouid dispefse
%I'0i p S',t Iatsd0 anu SEN sale'F ~ o9scuri
~ ~ sI VIC M ~ 10 i1loeIai Iahh
pii;,s ne ,,d ~ S@ - le "a
'tiit' te5 O"il ln Oo "neFe
| J,J 49, 1,ej;+ 80 61N tIIE'' @
49, VIC ni"SHcS Mete
oto3 l4G ~ ~ 1 flleiS
~ o!i slo tTi' ~, "il Ia l%ilen
NG ID0liocL%cio %:le9'
came bnt tbS Rennbca @ fn5io1trs fG5ia,n 'nri'ee nboe
! e1,,,,G,+ +Io, bo,,i9 "C-} y :lo9' 80
9"n"f- d;1 W. III a11ia -"
tbai} m s,fIF, nnmIcrs "t51I, t}nan
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New Orleans Republican., 1872-11-10
The problem Of telegranhine. in the III.

The problem of telegraphine in the Chi,
nese language, to write which requires some
nifty thousand different characters, has been
solved il this way: few thousand of the
characters most used are cut upon wooden
blocks. Upon the opposite side of each block
ls It's number. Duplicates of such numbered
blocks are at each telegraph station. The
China merchant selects the blocks which
express the thoughts to be transmitted
The operator telegraphs only the numerals
designating these blocks, which enable the
receiving operator TO select similar blocks
at his end Of the line.
New Orleans Republican., 1872-11-10
The f.outsiana Sugar Cron.

Reports from Assumption parish are 20
the effect that planters in that section have
been making sugar for the past two weeks,
and the yield, as far as has been ascertained,
has been one hogshead of sugar to the ar
pent, on the best land, and the poor
stuoble three-qnarters Of hogshead to the
arpent: The crop, judging from this section
of the State, will not equal that oflast year
by at least one-fourth, and many think It
will not reach over 100000 hogsheads, and
think this fair estimate. This is contrary,
however, TO general estimate on the STATE.