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Middletown transcript., 1872-09-14
FOR SALE.
COLLECTORS NOTICE

uNAX PAYERS will please take notice tina, the
l. time for collecting this years taxes has now
far advanced, and hbpc all will now bc read,
70 call and settle their taxes promptly.
In order 10 make 1, convenient for all | will he
At George W. Orilip's Hotel, Niddletown, Thurs
day, September 2Gth, from 10 N. 10 3r.n.
A, J. {. Lippinoo,,'s Hotel, Niddletown, FRI
day, September 27tb, from 10 A. ". to g. r n.
At John II. Fishers Hotel, Port Penn, Mon
day, Teplcmber 3o,h, from 10 A. N. to- r.a.
ii. u. llowcs store, ST. Georges, Tuesday,
October lsi, from 10 Al. NJ. 10 3 3r.N
At s. " Clements Hotel SUNNI, Bridge,
Thursday, october SRI. from 10 4. ". 10 , p. NJ.
y, my Office In Odessa, every wednesday and
Saturday
All are requested 10 call and settle, and very
much obigc J. Z. MATTHEWS,
sept I-3w Collector.
Middletown transcript., 1872-09-14

The result in Maine has impressed the
Liberals and Democrats with the necessity
for change Of tactics. and Az effort is
being made 10 induce The Democratic city
ticket to give awny in favor Of the Re
formers.
Middletown transcript., 1872-09-14
BUslN Esst LOCALS.

uUAtNES% LOCALS.
Black Kid Gloves, stitched with white, for
81 90 n, $. u. Ef.NNOi.DS'
Odessa and Bon-tou i'us ues, Hi
5. NJ. EEi NuLbS'.
No, , Mackcrcl, at 100 per harIcl, NJ
$. NJ. KEY NoLls5'
The Gem frni, Jar, Ail glass, the best IN 'bc
market; also, Tin Fruit Cans, and Cement.
s. N. REY NOLpS.
White Sugar for u! cts. at
$. N. REYNOLDS
lttc Cider Vinegar, tor picking.
: II. REYNOLDS.
\ large assor,mcn, of Trusscs, Braces and
Supporters for sale aud property fitted by phy-
sician, at tHANEguLAINE Date SrnnE.
Middletown transcript., 1872-09-14

4 - dlsu&ssos lsenassss q he
es1stsy aee1o1 - os.e a vssGs, 10 Ar
se0ges tooslsdl1oo ~ : lso1 HI which
81 ~ 11Vw 0lan IN roeke And
1 80 ~ - -,
Middletown transcript., 1872-09-14

The Maryland Democratic Electoral State
Cosvention met in Bait. on Wednesday
0reat harmony Is said 70 have prevailed
Ex-Gov. A. W. Bradford. Liberal Re-
publican, and Frederick Raine were nom-
mated % electors st large. The first Dis
trics presented the name Of Philip D.
Laird. u Dorchester; The second Dis
tsies, Jsnss D. GroesA. Of Cecil; the
third District. John NJ. Carter; the fourth
District. james A. Bschsnsn the 9Th
Disesiss. Js.es r. Briscos, Of Calvert ;
~ dgtA 0ialsiet. WILLIAM Walsh. Of Al
leoaey. he eswinattons wcre made u
nssi@ees. The Delegates Of tho Eastern
Shore objected 70 . Liberal Republican o.
leetes, ssying u would lose them $500
votes. Ths Eastern Shore did not have
% slseess d large % usasl.
Middletown transcript., 1872-09-14

Tbsrs has bsan eonAist II authority
10 the inqsisy ito the laGA heller 'exple-
sion q Nertk 4ase. First . Jassice Of
tie Psees undertook ths investigation.
bot ~ 6ssss's Attorney ias Caeil county
desm6n9 ~ estise ~ easaaaEsS1s. order
q 80 )nsy ~ sisA The cid q The cor
esse ~ ~ soesty begsn tbs taking Of
tsstimeoy . 11essdsy. H As(foa 30
psseielol6s1 - ~ 6Gs,hes lhss That I've
y ~ asabess = ~ In tnsy wsss In
~ s.plsg = ~ NsCuilosst csapssy.
Middletown transcript., 1872-09-14
Hsw Asssaes

Milford SOW has nigbt rail ~ we'll as an
carly morning train, which will provs great
seee.nodatics y ~ y<Nsle II that tewp snd
vieinlsy,
Middletown transcript., 1872-09-14
1s,ss wssssas~svn.

The special freight traia on the Delaware Rail
road, with passenger csf attached, which leave
wil,nington, southward, nt J o'clock, A. n.
was wiihdrawu last week. II had only bceI
pot upon the road In case Of special exingency
aud that being rewosed, The train was no Ion
eeS ueco1Dasy.
Middletown transcript., 1872-09-14
ReevgansseA.

The choir OF 81. AIMS Protestant Episcopal
Church, IN this town, has been somewhat heor-
ganixed, and wc hope II will prove TO be last
ing arrangement. Prof Vim. N. Goldsborough,
competent musician, who Is well known 10 this
community as an experienced organist, has been
engaged, and will have Il under his supervision.
Nj. Goldsborough 10 also organizing a class on
the piano and organ, and We hope he will meet
Middletown transcript., 1872-09-14

IN Ksat spd SUSSEX counties, mrs the Milford
Nsss, there are some eighty dlstllleries In opera
tios, and lasgs quantities u sfuls are 6sin1
nafs iete bsasdy. NJ psbdset thb year vii
peoeahly Anpsst y ~ vo6o = 90, 600.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-06-05
9urrab fir @reeleD! 9urraB fur
IuS Detroit itreitt Gas Wid.

@plfSblatt fplsenres luitise Samilienitiifz
den Gr iaste, CT sebe fir @rant, unc
Tie iaste, ie sehe fir @rcc!sy. Dies mar
seitsrn, ais tsire, Yeter Sprranre ulc iei>
ne Srau, in ibrer @pbnuns an SaitinsS
nabe Sranflinitraee ca6 WittasselIen elm
nabmeu. 0abei lcste lie unptIfibrlib
ibre Sanp an zen &afcstppt mitrsnr or
rie ieinise, mic lpielenr, an bic &araifne
bradte. Sic iastc nc6malS, rab Gree
Icy ibr Mann lei, unr CT ewiererte, Grant
lei Der ieinise. ~Oa bait Su reinen
Mann", rief JIG erbpit. unp Der &aTeetppf
flrS ibm an Den 8ppf 10 ra6 lia Die bsis
&c 6%liiiistsit iiber lsin Gsiidt ersps.
Nun Yariirts CT, inrem er uMSrrer, Grant,
WSrper" idrie, bis iid cine srpbe 9lnsabl
Weniden Yor rem Sauir perlammeit bat
te. Gr ~serlanste BON Der Ypli;ei raj ie
perbaftet rerre, unp ris pplisei wiini6te,
CAP teire ca wdren, no Ger pfeHer wddit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-06-05
Sr. Benedict, Director.
Nfarrer y. &pfe.
Rfarrer y. M. Mbhslm
g M psblun

Nsp. VI. Deif, Sil3ef reu "a 9rsHt.
Rep. q. e. eenmebam, 9ls@rsssr. Sierra.
Mep. y. u. wfeGsanus, Sarpsr's Serry, Ssws,
gbrip. g. .W, 2slen, grsiries u ettsa, isis.
@brp. Spbn tawlsr, ~.
Gbrw. 2. q. Start,
u. y. 1sitsmapsr, 9ss.
q. Shnsiesr, GA.
W. bealep, 9ss., sauins. Seps.
@sp. Z. Sas, esau @r@rsser. Sswa.
w. S'Srisr, zee. YtsSVsaer. Sera.
@brw. =. n. wsabsnsp, Dubuque, SSso.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-06-05
nterbaltenbes s.
Sismarf ,.foolt" swei Yoli3ihem

Sismarf ,, foolt" 3pei Yoli,ilsn
0Or furssm belt ii6 Sismarf auf isinem
eanrNB 6rierri6srub auf Der Bart an Ter
mad Samburs fiibrenpen Giienbabn &c.
lesen 1T. Sprsfalt um bic Si6erbeit pes
Staatsmannes bate Die Sebprre-wir
wii1en nidt rb rte preueiihe Deer bam>
bar9iiGe-oeranlabt ;pei pclisciteamte
mad 6rierri6srub nit rem @uftrase III
entienpen, Gem 6iriten iiberallbin gu fple
gen. Weiterpele ipudte nod in Der
9bantaiie Ger Santa Sermanrap. 2ei@
Ger fam Ger 6irlt piele Sprsfalt etipas
lditis, renn ME Elm Sdatten folsten ibm
p%iesret geamten auf Sdrittu u. Sritt, renn
aud nit nStbiser Discretion. Gines
@tenrs bate Sismayf raS Sptel verbal
len unc MAJ sur Grbpluns in ras ihtne,
an Der Giienbabn bin;iebenpe GebSls
sesansen. tSinter ibm i6ritten pieper
in a~nsemeiiener Gntfernuns bic Spsi Sc
tensrertbeiciser. Saum bemerfte pics
Ter 5drit, als er iib audi idpn D~ieitwdrtS
ms 0ebiid i9lus," bic beipen einrn Spre
iprunS .9epinnen lief unp na6 Srascati
;urIfstns. Sier trat er purd Die Sinters
tbiire elm, bsauftraste cen &irtb ben mad
ibm SraSenpen ;u ia8en, CT iei nod niat
wiecer na6 6au1e %sefpmmen, unp besab
ii6 snr8 ube. Salp feuhten aud atbems
los rie Sismarfi6atttn bertei, wel6e
ibren Yfleseiiiriten aus ben slusen pers
loren batten. Sa, Sismarf ma nidt
aus Gem Gebbl;e beilnsefcbrt! gntleyt els
ten iie rabin ;urif, unp ert am anrem
Wprsen famen Tie nit lanseu, SeritSrten
0siihtsrn wiseer sum Sprldein, nadcsm
ie RE sanse Na9t Sersetens mad
ibrem SduBtefpbleuen seiu6t batten, je@
ZEN auscnblid fiir6tenp etmas firhter@
liaes III enteeGrn. gfun merften lie ppbl,
rae iie piipirt maren, aber aud, eas ibre
Sesleituns nibt iebr erpiinibt lei. Sis@
mari ater mar rieIelbe pom rieiem ausen>
tlife al lpssewprpsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-06-05
Sine Srlanserin, tie # Sinner bal

Sine Srlanasrin, sie If Sinner bat
tG. tlieb OFT bis ~ ubr Nadts aut I'm
ole Striimpfe rerielben su itrpfsn, obne
RAP rer &erb, in rcnl. iib rieislben befans
rem je leer purre. Ills JIG ciles Cages
nit einem etpas icrssnrrQrn @eii9tr scr
itrsm Saulc iNe, fam Gin prerisr tie
Stabc Der unr tlict, rur6 cen ipraers
rellen Bid Ter Srau anSe;csen, iteten
unr iudte le ;u erbeitsuL inrsm CT lie
auf zen Simmel psrtrSitete. uA6, iaate
cic 8raa, i6 bpTs rab man tort feline
Strimpfe 81 ltopfen traudt." ,,Sure,
gang Scrib ni6t Diam, laBts Der Ore
rissr renn all rie ssmalten Gnssl, mel
dye i1 lab linr barfub."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-06-05
afas satiiGes Sesartem,nt.

Sritte SleTs 9naii&t Ssueupmsn. SsrsSdu, 3sss.
tunt, Rsesalvn8sa TIs @siti6te une Geographic, Nsmi.
l6e alterttuns iuRee, Sepmetrte, Srisrnpmstris, gbpff, "a.
tsiRil3. Srte5t'9, 6rawbfit, Seuti6 UNI SYauii5 LpsHH
asrlgI6tL 9eusHiHe mir zen SattelieismnS.
Sweife SlaHe Rtptabunsen, 2ppaeRtlihe 6ebatttu4
Qesit, gbilSippbie. GRslii6e S%iteratur. @rtSiIts gltsrteams s.
tpnee, Sranit. Ifrcuelnie Sualstibe @spmttrie. eans.
msfen, 9bsrie, edttiniib, @riebilt, 3eusuide fur cen "a.
tbeiteismus, 6ranSsfiS, StatiS uup SpaniiS Cream ae.
wunidt).
Srife &iafe: Gnsliits eitsra.ur. gsS6er.l9s TtSat.
ten, ecett, untsrpbptt Gtbit, Afrpnpmis. @scle,te Ssret,
sura. Stsatsrirtbi&aft eateiniit. @ris6iia, SraIssFla
IeRtih une Spaniid ipenn aernRidl.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-06-05
Observation-Disclosures Separtemeut.

Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES gusirs unfaet aue 3psio,
elmer sutsn snsliihen 9r;iebung, einidfiesIib Peien, Shrsi-
ben. @slti6te, @spsraptie Grammatf Srieii6reiben, BE.
eeibansen, 8etRsn, Slsstra, @eSustris, Sutiabrtn, pbsEr.
9trifliGe estre.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-06-05
0utsr 0runS. Ginem eifrissn 9lr

0atsr @runh. Ginem eifrissn 9trs
sptaten in paris fam es fiirsli6 tci eli
nem prpseiie ~telpnpers parauf all Die
@laubwiirrisfei: zines 3eusen in ras
teitc 9i6t ;u itellen. oWeine Serren,"
iaste er gum @eri6tsbpt uSie f6nnen
;u rem &prten res 3eusen pas unbe@
idrdnftefte 3utrauen baben, renn remiels
ben rar eS bel Der 8ir;e Ger 3eit spl>
itanris unmSsli6 Ypr iei1em Gribeinsn
bier nit ieinem Ge6tsanwalt Gifiprafe
III nebmen"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-06-05
ltutereS yebartement,

s2msits Sl"Ss /; Sa$ffsSissss ssslsa, &sf9nsn Ssrars-
Grfe SLATE Sudfabiytn u. Iehniren, esien, gore
ben, 8t6nen. GsISiSts, Geographic, 2saii6, estetisrus
. tuouutgrrfhf
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-06-05

Ven u. sSrbHnn9, llnttrTinf, 9paiSs v. AusteFern her
ielber, 4 Suartal, SD,
5BdbreRe Der Ssrisr bee 9~pleeiums, ............m.. IN
9a!et NrEednetr, q SHdrfai ~
3d9esa Stuler dlterss Dsrartsmsnt ........... q
i~unaeres \
Jar 9tui. II. 3ei6sA uutsrridt miro rtra 6e,abit. syier.
tfljabrli6e SerausteSdbIane. 81 rire tetn gt;ua aefattet
pessu NtRsisnbeis, ausssnsmmsn in 5dnen lana Saatrnssr
Rrdutbeit eeer @ntldNuRs.
Seeer 8rtgaRaer Ieate init ~mineeifsns erei Sommer. NM
ersi gStntsra AnJlesn serleteg fem, lppis nit tinsr aeulaeu.
ssn Gnsatl 9smesn, Stramyfe 5aiStnti6sr. SaastaSsr
Ssrristtsn, 8amne, Sarffen II. T. N. 8sintr eieler Seaen.
tanee ptre rem eeuteiam selitiert, rem Ei2t tsls,issre
arrangements ~sisisrbalb sstrehen iue. Sssss Rlsieunss.
fld ielie nit hem Namen zee Stuesntsn eeei6net ian.
@ltern, rslbe lire 8ineer mad Saue femmen M iaIen MIN.
i6sn, leufeH irtt sse6sn jurrr IaIsiss easPa maiden uus
sas uStbiss Seiiesels sinlsnesu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-06-05

,Gr uub Sic" Sn Ger Siterei6i@
i6en Aunre wa, brfpblen pprren, rae rie
Sff;iere ole llnterpffslere ni6t mebr nit
@r ienrern nit sic anreren lpllten.
8urs nadbsr iaste Gin Sfisier ;u einem
llntcrcff;ier .gr 1T Gin Giel IL isier
antrprtete: u|erscibcn Sic, Serr Saupts
mann, nad rem neuen Geslement beibt
cS ,Sie iinp Gin 6 el."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-06-05
Tittleres Separtement.

Critic alafTc Srttpsraptie, 9eien, SGreikeu, ,r,,y
NATL. Re6nen, Geographic, Ssiai6te, 8ransSfit .nScs ~.
punitt), Rsiisirrssl lnterridt.. ~
Rmsite Glafrc /: esien, S6reitsu, Ora" ,,.,r,r ay.s,..
f&Teitsn, Rebusn, alsebra. Isutld, Y s,i~,fs lSrisA;SSS
Srsntfi@ Crsnr SsaganiS9 Ss!tsir stuWrsritt
erite Siate ssltn Sses q, gsssau, aanasI6rsi.
6srmttris, Su6fufrtn, Ssuti,A pat,iniiS, cSris@i,S. man.
,sIlt NM EpapVin (penR csrpy rfbn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-06-05
NGscmeine &egnlationea.

Ter rnttrri6t bssinns am srfsn @srRias i'm Sestsms,.
une ltisft am srfteA Suli.
Gin gutter l;titsr Character wire rru issem i'd our aut.
nabme g~feieenttR %ssfereert.
Ssesr SIResEt pire bel istuem gintritt sspriit aus in rae
semefsn fne.
aas rem ten Siuesntsn sebrdpStsn Satsr ins Der Gin.
i6l bee directors uREerpprfeu.
Seri9ie rereeu ale srt: %enats All ets G,tsru selanei estr
an he Vermnnesr her S%tueenteE, Hni eieie ater tie @siuae-
belt. SstrdSsn rHs Ssy;ftrhts itrtr SstRs sesr @lanesi III
tsuabriStssn.
Ne Sas Sriitut hstt aasn pFsn. lie 4elisiru, rslas
seetrt pire, III et Semilt .NattplifHt, led rereen bic rti
stsisn anI6ttH Undergraduates nt6t bsstHtradtist.
QDeafu Grandchildren peuse man lid an
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-06-05
ct. Sobannes Goaegium,
Nrairie On Sbicn, @;s.
Inter 2eitung der dritli6en Sriher.

Der 3rsd stsfss Snhitutss IN. Ger Susene prairie eu
ghien's une bee acn,en Ncrepefsrs cine @sisseneett ~ bic.
ten, cine srinsli6t, aui ste S~ruusiiss etr Rslisipu berubeu,
be @rsstIns ~ erbaltsn.
Die 9ase hes G~eaestums III unabtrtreTsH tiuii6ti6 Der.
@ehuneheit, Seauemlidteit uni S6pRbeit Ger Seenerie.
1as getaues III err6 nrf beluem einseri6te.; feline 4pfteR
fnb ssIteut, I'm Safslbe nit Aasn ~ perlttsH mas gum
gpptlisin une gcrfert Der Suetnten ~beitrasen tanH aud
II ss umaebtn rem neitsn ure bsrrli6en Spfslpl6sn.
Der Stuetencurius umfaet Niles, ras aeT6hnith in Col
lesisn selshrt pire, unh III In rRr S~epartem,uts ~einsetteil,
niIte Department.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-06-05

0reeleD unS 0rant-Ypr @rant bat
0rseley untsr Yielen anpern Spr;isen aud
ZEN Spraus, MIR einen Sdwieseripbn,
feinen Slater UNI ni6t einea ein;isen Nefe
fen III beltBen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-06-05
Sesinaunaen.

acf u, s%pstnuns llnttrriSt gpiissu. austsFsu her.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-06-05

Warum nennt man eincn, FER binses
ri6tct wirc, einen .armen Sdneer?"
gSeil nod ME sin reiter Sinner bin
ssriGtet wnrrs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-23

4 |
\ said lot on Sixth street wsst bv tue
depth OF one hundred and twenty
\ seven feet six and q hall inohes.
so r.''' Itt" ....-...- 1890. 1890. 80.
Tax Tor year ls69 ..............s a. o.
4sub Is. Pumpbrey. w. M....................
Fourth mstallment OF tax fsr cur b
ing and paving footway, on interest.
from March Is, ls69, In name OF
Frsncillo DaiDees............els 05
lpart OF SPOpe, William. ..........
and imp. Being the north fourteen feet nine
inches mont OF said lot By the depth
thereof
lnl..,...,... Parker, W. wilson,..............
Second, third and fourth INSTALL
ments Of TAX for eureiR{ and paw
ing fOotwsy, on interest from June
3, leoe..................- .... .etoh
3barf OF 2SPreeton, wssnvright. ..............
and imp. Being the north forty feet front OF
said lot by the depth Of one hun
dred and thirteen feet eight inches-
3Rart of q Perry, wm- O., and Geo. ". Linvile j
and imp. Assessed In lseS, In name Of VIM b..
| Evans.
Second, third, fourth and firth In
stallments Of water tax. on interest
| from July L, ls6s. 40. .-....... .tl2 90
| Being 0e south eighteen feet two
| LAD inchee front Of ssid lot BY the depth
of ninety-fve feet
part Of Is Ditto ....., ,..... ...,.-.......
and imp. Second, third, fourth and fifth In
stAllmenss Of water tax. on interest
/ from July j, l6os....-.-... 90 %
Being the north sixty feet front Of
| sajd lot nv the depth thereof.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-23

To WHOM ASSESSED,
tssd ress~fks.

are 1asn v5asri f-f1- s1'f ~.
-, q. 81; y 20. lis- ~ f3afl - ls
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-17
FIR pnrkins of the New York CO)D ~,

Eli Perkins. of the New York Commercial
Adre,tiser, who made l25 calls New Years
day, and sat down at one o'clock in the
morning to write an account of his ex-
pericnces, closes his letter thus. We infer
that he was intoxicated: al P. M.-Left
party. Carriage outside wanted me to get
into Fred Young and promenade over to
the Stewards Roman punch had been
drinking Fred. He invited eight other
horses to get into the fellows and ride
around to the Stewards. Stewart tight and
house closed up. Left pocketbook in card
basket outside. and hung watch and chain
over the bell knob. Called on the Furgi-
sons. All up. Had old burgundy. Furgi-
sons brick. Took sherry. Butul young
lady dressed il blue Roman punch. Opened
bottle of white gros grain trimmed with
Westminster county lace. Fellows got more
tete-uly slight. Drank Pompadour rum
with a young lady dressed la Jamaica
Had not strength to refuse. Drank ha' Y
new year fifteen times. Then got into Fifth
avenue and told the driver to drive around
to the carriage. Come up to letter and
wrote this room for the Comyertiser. Pulled
coat off with bootjacl, and stood self up
by the register to dry. Then wrote
wrote more-'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-17
IrOdOscOpe.

A new instrument has been invented, by
the aid of which an individual is able to see
all that is going on in his own eye 1t is
simply an Opaque shell to cover the eye
pierced in the centre With a very small hole
On looking through steadtastly at the sky
or any ditfused light, the observer may
watch the tears streaming over the globe
and note the Utilization and contraction of
the iris, and even see the aqueous humOr
poured in when the eye is tatigued by long
observation. 1t is needless to say that, with
the aid of this instrument man can easily
find out whether he has a cataract or not.
If he has, he will only see a sort of veil GOV
ering the luminous disc, which is seen by a
healthy eye. The instrument is certainly
simple and curious, and will no doubt excite
attention in those who are anxious to know
more OF themselves. An "irOdoscope may
be readily extemporized by making a hole
with fine needle in the bottom OF pill
box.-Medical Reporter.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-17
THE SENATE YESTERDAY.
Fourteenth Days Session.

Fourteenth Days Session.
SKSArR CHAMBER,
Tuesday, January is, 1872
The Senate met pursuant to adjournment.
Presentation. P. B. S. Pinchback, Lieu
tenant Governor and President OF the Sen
ate, and Messrs. Anderson, Barber, Butler,
Campbell, Gallup, Harris, Hunsaker, jerks,
kelsO, Lynch, McMillen, holland, Raglan,
Swords, Todd--H.
The President announced that there was
no quorum present.
Mr.. Harris moved to adjourn, which, on a
call of the yeas and nays, the Senate re-
fused by the following vote:
Yeas-Gallup, Harris-2.
REORGANIZATION, Barber, Butler. Camp
bell, Hunsaker, jerks, Kelso, Lynch,
McMillen, holland, Raglan, Swords, Twit-
chell-l3.
On motion of Mr.. Anderson. the Senate
took recess until p. NJ.
The hour of two o'clock having arrived.
the Senate was called to order by the Pres-
dent.
Presentation. P. B. S. Pinchback, Lieu
tenant Governor and President of the Sen
ate, and Messrs. Barber, Butler, Campbell,
Gallup, Harris, jerks, Kelso, Lynch: Nc
Millen, holland, Ragan, Swords, Twitchell
Whitney-l5.
Mr.. jerks moved that the Senate adjourn
until tomorrow at IL NJ.
Adopted.
The President then announced that the
Senate stood adjourned until Wednesday,
the seventeenth instant, at IL NJ
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POLITICAL NOTICES.
Hall Fourth Ward Radical KePubilcal

Hall Fourth Ward Radical Republican
Mother Club, New orleans, January i9 l8'2-
The following resolutions, introduceu by MI
George JOI es were unanimously adopted
WHEREAS As the action taken by Mr. X. NJ. j.
Kenner in the contest that has been going since
the assemblage of the LEGISLATURE does not meet
the annrobatlon of his immediate constituents;
and ..
whereas Said Representative R. NJ. J. Rcnner
has proven a traitor by first being on one side and
then on the other; therefore, be it
Resolved, That we the members of the Fourth
Ward Radical Republican Mother Club repudiate
the actions of Mr.. r. VI. D. Kenner and charge him
as being traitor to his constituents; furthermore
we ignore him repres eutative of this Fourth
Ward. K. c. HOWARD
President Fourth Ward Radical Republican Mother
Club.
A. PLrCHE, Jr., Secretary. jail. 1t"
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PROPOSALS..
DEPARTMENT OF WATERwORKs AND
Public Buildings,

DEPARTMENT OF WATERwORKs AND
Public Buildings, ,
New Orleans, January Is. 1871
CEALED PROPOSALS ADDRESSED TO THE UN-
y dersigned will be received at this Office until
MONDAY, January %, 1872. for the erection Of a
with plans and specifications on file in the Office
of the City Surveyor.
All parties making proposals. are required
to deposit with the Administrator Of FL
nance, as evidence of their intention to abide by
the adjudication, the amount of five hundred
dollars in cash, which shall be forfeited to the
city in case of failure to sign the contract.
Bidders to whom the contract is not awarded
will have their depOsirs returned to them on the
dsv adjue icatiOn is made.
No bid will be received unless accompanied by
the certificate Of the Administrator of Finance
certifying that the required cash deposit has
been made.
The city reserves the right to reject any or all
bids
Proposals to be Endorsed Proposals for erection
of Market House in Fifth District
ial7 I'd =. T. DELASSIZB Administrator,
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Saws the Chicago Erening Post .

Ideas are making sloy but certain adj
vance in portions OF the South No State
can afford to have an idle, ignorant and
worthless element in its population, t" prey
upon the industrious and perpetuate its
own uselessness. Men are valuable i'll pro-
portion as they are educated, and the freed
man Of to-day, rightly directed. is. in every
moral and pecuniary success, worth scores
of slaves Approaching this. the Governor
OF Maryland strongly urges that provision
he made to educate the colOred people.
The State can not afford to leave them in
ignorance. Education is the cheapest, as it
is the only relief from vagrancy and crime.
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General Craig w. Wadsworth, son Of the
soldier who fell in the Wilderness. died at
his home in Geneseo on New Years Day. in
his thirtieth year. The General was, since
the death of his father, the head of one of
the wealthiest and best known families of
Western New York, where in the early
times his grandfather owned domain
vaster than principality. The young man
served brilliantly during the war, and was
with his father in the Wilderness not an
hour before the rebel shot struck him dead.