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The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-05-31

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REPUBLICAN will bear in mind that
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ceipt in our name.
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circumstances over which VIC have
no control compels us to issue but
half sheet to day.
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A receipt given by ]. i. Irvine 4 Co.. to Henry
N g. Walker. dated. about 22d October 1857, tor
mote ot H. NJ hamilton, for ssaG.i :5;;ssG and
:'is" fora note of L. G. West, tor :<i.s5 Dtj with
intt!'s! both payable 10 tho order Of H. c. Walker
and taken by, said J. T. Twins X Co. from said
Walker as collateral security for his account with
them, as .%l'iess"t i'll said recent
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The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-05-31

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The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-05-31

Tho wavering quill of our friend,
Col. Frank Powers, of the Fcliciana
Leaeler, is Intellectual as recorder Of
set ideas. In ono part Of his paper
tho Colonel calls Mr.. Greeley "the
licticious doctor Greeley" a good old
farmer" and cold has;;," and further
along Mr.. Greeley is set down, as ga
iicticious, fraudulent sclf-concclted old
t,ag."
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-05-31
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Devoted strctIvto TIC Sciences, P'hf',.;a,, ii
boliHnl and Jurisprudence al AhaohF =, .ud
.5occa interest to the Fraternity S"' ..,.,' .,
ESSAYS upon til" History olNtlg n
from lis earliest stages. -ao'si''"
Monthly.
Every t.asau shou.,' 'iusbc
The MpH,rnr lv4s icc9ud the hi@t y If :!w
iroin The Impartial and in,eiGc's i'''',rard il n,t
country. leading Mas,..,s have r4Nos,i, ,,s.,s,.~
81 IT,. est Ai.tsC'i. nlt',tit nt,ut.s i9t y raii
The rrn,,rnl s,l5, its tia as"pn.' 81 ~ EIits
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The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-05-31

Our Public Schools will close in
few days. We understand tldt before
Vacation grand review will be made
by the teachers aud friends Of cduca-
tion.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-05-31

IOblSc jurors.
Dr. JOS d. Smith, President.
Duncan Steward, Warner Lewis.
Daniel Dorsey Lane W. Brandon.
$3.50.
Our charges for announcing ct,ndi
dates for Offices will be as follows
State Officers. $40 90
Parish Officers is 90
Ward Officers. ...........:.1O %
Deay" Cash must always accompany
tho announcement. W.T.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
At the request Of many friends, Dr.
Walker will be candidate for Coro-
ncr ut the next election in Noycm-
Der.
LOCAL NEWS.
circumstances over which VIC have
no control compels us to issue but
half sheet to day. =......'.=.
Tho attention of taxpayers is called
to the notice of DIR. r. G.. Sterling,
which appears in to-day's issue.
Subscribers to tho SEMI WEEKLY
REPUBLICAN will bear in mind that
MIR. A. B. Driant is authorized to TO-
ceipt in our name.
Our Public Schools will close in
few days. We understand tnAt before
Vacation grand rcvicw will be made
by the teachers and friends Of cduca-
lion.
The wavering quill of our friend,
Col. Frank Powers, of the Fcliciana
Lea1lc,., is Intellectual us recorder of
set ideas. In ono part Of his paper
tho Colonel calls Mr.. Greeley "the
licticious doctor Greeley" a good old
farmer" and "oll has," and further
along Mr.. Greeley is set down as ga
licticious, fraudulent sclf-conccltcd old
hag."
The St. Louis EepnhIicms's lady cor
respondent writes "Horacc Grccley's
grandmother is dead +; he has no
brother and d maiden aunt two
daughters and son, and his wifc's
relations arc reduced to three. What
d magnificent record no first cousins,
no. brothers in-law. There couldn't
be better nomination"
REGATTA. -=On Monday evening
hcxt, at five o'clock, there will be an
exciting boat race; t1cross the river
\ and return, Bayou Sara, between Log
1 aides ski1r, Natcl,cz, and Capt. S. n.
\ Whites skilr, the Little Devil, each
srowcd by two men, for fifty dollar
prize. AS this is It new. kind Of sport
NJ in this section, it will doubtless be in
3teresting and exciting, and we may
expect to sec the galleries On the river
front crowded with the beauty of
4 Bayou Sara and st. Francisvillc, to
! Witness the race, which VIC arc as
\ Esurcd, will lie conducted in perfect
aDrdcr.
II Tho Natclicz seems to be tho favor
ito, but the Little Devil will probably
ssI.stonish the knowing ones.
III TIE AMNESTY B1L1.--Thc following
u $ a copy of the amnesty bill, as sign
5Std by the President
Il BE it cnacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives of the
United States of America iii Congress
assembled (two-thirls of each House
988R8oncurring thercin), That all political
disabilities imposed by the third Sec
ion of tho fourteenth article of amend
lcnts of the constitution Of the United
..tates arc hereby removed from all
4lcrsons whomsocvcr. except sqAators
End Representatives of tho Thirty
lxth and Thirty-seventh Congresses,
Il Ulcers in tho judicial, military and
D. avail service of the United States,
sscads Of departments and foreign
inisters OF the United States.
IA -
A Washington special to the Chica-
Tribune says tho reaction which
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The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-05-31

The St. Louis Eepuh1c|us's lady cor
respondent writes "Horacc Grccley's
grandmother is dead ; he has no
brother and d maiden aunt two
daughters and son, and his wifc's
relations arc reduced to three. What
4 magnificent record F; no first cousins,
no hrothcrs-in-law. There couldn't
be better nomination.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-02
Nineleau lnatriaQes lieanses have

Il Npeseell marriage licenses have
been issued from the Portland cCiin-
ty Clerks office, during the present
mouth.
"A young man in Salem has trav'
ele.l 1858 mics during tllc last
tive years in waiting on his girl.
Edith 0'Gorman almost raised 4
row at Sacramento. She was in.
terrupted with cries Of Z" You are a
liar" etc, and the auliance began
To take sides, when the police silellc-
ed the intcrnpter.
Tacoma is having a large and
substantial wharf built.
The Indians on tile Skokomish
Reservation in Washington Terri
tory have raised q large quantity
Of vegetables the present season,
and have cut and sold about three
thousand fivelundred dollars worth
Of saw-logs.
A ton ofhour was landed at
Olympia on Friday Of last week
and was highly appreciated, as the
town had beeen without the article
for a few days.
I'hon Rcgis'e. learns that the
newspaper establishment of the Pa
ciic Tribune at Olympia has been
levied on by tie Sheriff.
The Gentle sisters at Salt Lake
City wear silks at church goings,
and flash their diamonds in the eyes
Of their Mormon sisters. The fe-
male adherents Of the prophet don't
like the contrast very much.
At the late term of the District
Court at Seattle three husbands
whose wives had lett them, were
granted divorces. In two instances
the wives were squaws, who had
torsakcn their white lords and as
sumcd their "tribal relations"
One of the prisoners confined in
the Lane county Jail decamped for
better quarters last Saturday night.
7'he Gazette urges the City
Fathers of Corvallis to provide a
pest-house, and says there are good
reasons why smallpox patients
should not be put in the calaboose,
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-02

1rhomas, said a father to his son,
'alon't let that girl make a fool of you
Look sharp. Remember the old adj
age. that 'Lovc Il blind. "Oh,
that adage won't wash" said Tom
'talk about love being blind? why,
see ten times as much Ia that girl aS
you do -
\ ScOtchman. observing that the
once white linen Of one of his employ
ccs had, through long absence Of Soap
and water, become l,azy black. in
quired. as Il prelude to homily on
cleanliness, how often his shirt was
washed. 'Once month"; was the
reply. "Why | require two shirts a
week." ''rwa sarks q week." ejacll-
lated Bobby, ''ye maun be dirty
deeyil!"
Two rustics went into a telegraph
office TO send a dispatch. As they left
the office the gong of an adjacent ho-
tel sounded for tea. Wherupon one
of the pair went into the air several
feet, exclalming, by Jerusalem! !!
there it goes, Jim!''
\ gentleman inquired of carpen-
ter's boy, my lad when will this job
you have on hand be done." | can't
tell. sir, it's day job. and it will de-
pend upon how soon the boss has an
other ORDER" replied the honest boy
artleSsly.
Old Iady.-'Drt these ere hut
tons! 1 can't tind the holes, and they
split all to pieces every time | stick
the needle into EN-"
Young Agustrs.-''Now look ere,
Granny! You just let my peppermint
drops alone. You've split mop'n
half of 'em already"
Here Il what they sing at public
schools IN Vermont, to the tune OF
Yankee Doodle" visitors all joining
in the chorus:
If anything on earth can make
A great and glorious nation,
Il is TO give the little ones
A thorough education.
ChorHs-F'ivetimes five are twenty-five,
Five times six are thirty,
Five times seven arc thirty-fivc,
And five tinleseight are forty.
4 gentleman in Syracuse, blcst with
a very Jealous wife, gave her a lesson
and himself good laugh not long
since by very simple yet ingenious
device. While his wife was away call
ing he cut from paper couple Of fig
lurs represented IN the act OF kissing.
lie plt the paper in a position that tile
light would reflect liie-sized shadow
upon the curtain of the window that
she would see on arriving, andawaitch
the results. He heard footsteps, then
they paused, and were followed by
mad rush into the house, when the
little affair explained itself and the
story ended.
Shortly after the installation Of
new Justice of the Peace. Pat c.
entered the office Ina great hurry and
accOStesl him, saying: Il met man
across the way who struck me jnSt So"
giving the Justice poke In the ribs;
'Swill you tell me what ! could do to
him ?" '.Well, sir" said the Justice.
II should have served him Just So"
giving Pat . kick that sent him howl
H,O nsIf nf thA of4lcn.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-02
SOMETHING FOR TnE GIRLs.-,If

SOMETHING FOR THE GIRL.s.--If a
young man greet you in a loud. free
and TASTY tone; If he know precisely
where to put his hand on his hat; il
he stare you right In the eye, with hi,
own wide open; II he turn his back
to you to speak to another; If lo tell
you who made his coat ifhe sq,leez,,
your hand; II lie eat hastily IN yotn,
presence; II, in short, hc slecze wllefl
You are singing. criticise your ctrls,
or fail to be Il,olish in flfty ways every
hour, then don't fall in love with him
for the world. lie only atIMircs you,
let him do or say whit he will. '
On the other hand. If he he merry
with every one else, but quiet with
You; ifhe be anxious to see that yoNr
tea Is sufficiently sweetcned and your
dear person wellwmpped up wlen you
80 Into the cold; ifhe talk very low !
II his cheeks ARE red. aud his nose only
bushes, it Il cn0l,gh. IL he ROM,
with yOnr sister, sfgh llke Il raiF 81
bellows, lOnk s1io,nn when yOR an,
addressed by auother gentleman, AMI,
In 6sct, II he hC the most sttlI, awk~
waNl stupid yOt aUxOns Of all YOU,
maIo friends. yotl lMay '.gO ahead"
aild make the poor fellow happy.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-02

Nf
James GOsylen Bennett was over six
het and an Inch III height, broad.
sh0lldered, ilorid complexion, always
richly dressed, and with hair Of curiiiic
silver lie was slae to attract alters
ton o. he was passed on the street o..
drive during the later years oi bis lfrS%
He iHAl the air, iflOt Of an old waAl :
Try artStOcrat, at least Of 0,le 0txaEt6In.
ed to commapi, and cOmWalsling
gracefully. There were NN~aeertalnc
" none accustomed to SHADY phlslOlO-
gy-whO could pass him Without scrn-
uny and . desire to kit6w bls name,
Tor the whole atns0ApheEa sVkEGlundinS>
him announced. Nlat he WAS no c0pSs.
mon man. TIKI
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-02

They have a man in Lock Haven
whose name Is Gauiam. His would
be Il nice name for y church deacon.
For instance, the preacher would say,
"Gautlam, you pass the plate" II
would sound like 'scllssln, 7 don't ity
IL we were that fellow we woaAd have
oar Gautlam name Immediately chang
I'll to something more reverenilal.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-02

A Heruld London special says that
Stanley was greatly li0Ni3ed al Paris,
ut breakfast glvVU him BY Minister
Washburne. General Sherman was
present, and seemed greatly interested
In StaNlpy'a maps. I4lvmgstMIe's let
tOIs MVEe nssbllshed all over Europe.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-02

X hnngry gentleman ordered
teyery thing on tile bin OG fate' ut 1
Syracuse hotel. AMI was shortly aston.
Nled to behold approaching him four,
teen .saIfsrs IN slugle llles teAEAug, h,
044 dishes, .li 3 a5h ei !! -
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-02
PACIFIC toASr NEWS.

delegate to Congress, q. q. Gam
non, a prominent polygamist and
Apostle OF the Mormon Church.
The Cincinnati platform was ell
dorscd.
The Utah Southern Railroad
will be finished this week.
NJ. r. Cox was arrested in Val
lejo, on the 9th, for shooting a boy
named Tommy Cartes, for stealing
fruit.
A band Of Cashmere goats are
on their way from California to
Oregon
-Four persons recently killed 60
sage hens in ono day near Baker
city.
Genuine smallpox has broken
out on Long Tom, near the EentQn
county line.
Emigrants direct from Germany
have lately sett'ed in Jackson
county.
From al quarters comes the good
news to an Idaho editor that the
mines of that Territory are yielding
a liberal reward for the labor ex-
pended. 1t is but the echo Of the
voice Of. Montana.
All, Ross, a prominent citizen Of
MissouIa, Noltana, was drowned
near that place on the 9th Of July.
\ little child of Mr.. Campbell,
Of Union Ridge, near Vancouver,
died from smallpox on last Friday.
This is tic second fatal case Of that
disease in tie locality named.
Tie wife Of Captain J. 7. Has
kcll, formerly Of Vancouver, Wash
ington Territory, was thrown from
a stage recently III .Aiizora, and i'll
stantly killed.
Two men, arrested for stealing
horses in Jackson county, llaye COLI
fessed the crime, and their confes-
sion implicates \ number Of others.
The suit Of Henderson VS.. Dent
for the possession of the office of
Lane county Treasurer, has been
dismissed by the plaintiff.
"A Mr.. Hale, of Jackson county,
had fight with bear last week,
in which the bear was killed alnl
Hale seriously wounded.
The Christian denomination is
erecting a church editice at Spring
field. There are also several other
buildings going up in that thriving
village.
A party Of five Germans arrived
at the Dalles during last week from
the East in search of place to
found a colony. They will arrive
here as soon as the location is made.
The -Vountuineer says: "a
carpet-bagger by the name Of Bill
Griswo'd, formerly OF Salem, lat
tcrly of 7ammany Hall, New York,
is going about the country, mounted
between the foe-top and poop-deck
of fcrocious Cayuse, blathering
about the certainty of Greeley's
election to the Presidency"
The amount of gold dust sup
posed to have been in the Canyon
City mail when robbed on the 18th
inst, is about 400 ounccs-valued
at something over S6,4OO. Of this
amount Nlessrs. Mccullough &
Hillman lost go ounces; Mcssinger
d Co., Al ounces; ii. II. Sells, 40
ounces W. V. Rinhart, G5 ounces.
Besides number of smaller pack
ages sent by Chiuamen and others.
The Montana Hewd says: On
the West Gallatin, during the re-
cen. great rain storm, q lightning
stroke killed three yoke Of work
cattle, issuing from a timber belt
with load Of wood, knocked the
"bull wllacker r" scnseless, splinter.
cd the wagon tongue, and proved
destructive aud damaging in other
respects. During the same storm
the various telegraph lines were
more or less impaired, the poles be-
ing splintercd, and the wires melted
and parted. =
Sixty Cinnamon are now at work
~
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-02

Il
tanIip produced by Robert Radford
in Lane county.
Cholera Inotbus is having a "rall"
at Jacksonville. Green corn season
is in.
The Eugene Guard says: "Onc
of the chaps who played base ball
yesterday looks as il he had been
vaccihated in the eye with garden
rake and the matter took WE'LL"
Too-too-tcla Jacks sister and
her Indian, Depot Charlie" arc
in the Corvallis Jail for threatening
to kill Thomas Royle. The trouble
grew out Of tile killing Of Too-too-
tena Jack at Yaquh'a.
On the Fourth Of July a Baker
City man mounted a caynse pony,
but couldn't stay mounted. lie
was thrown three times III rapid
succession, and finally varied the
monotoIy Of the thing and quieted
the refractory animal by pulling
his revolver and shooting it through
the head.
Mr.. Bay, a resident of Douglas
county, who was discharged from
the Insane Asylum a couple Of
months ago has rclapsed and been
returned to the asylum.
They amuse themselves in Port
land by throwing cats and dogs
into a Gagged eagle. Is there no
society there for preventing cruelty
to animals?
Good Timothy hay sells in Van
couyer for SD per ton.
Rev. William Adams has been
appointed colporteur Of the Oregon
Bible Society to canvass Southern
Oregon.
Several prominent citizens Of l.u-
gene are about to organize a joint
stock company for tie object Of i'm
proving tie salt springs on the
Mckenzie river.
Hon. z. i. Odcncal, Supcrintend-
eat Of Indian Affairs, has received
instructions from Washington to
proceed to the Malheur country and
select q reservation for tic Snake
Indians.
George Burchanl, of st. IIelens,
was taken down with the smallpox
n few days ag". He was unable
to tell how lie contracted the dis
case. lie was placed in the school
house.
On Monday last, at Oregon City,
a span Of horses attached to a
wagon belonging to General Love-
joy were scared by the whistle ofa
locomotive, and the driver, George
Yeagcr, in attempting to hold them
by the bits, was thrown down and
tramp,ed on by the horses, recciv-
ing a terrible kick on tile head,
which tore tile scalp open, and also
his side. He was run over by the
wagon, causing severe internal in-
jury. lie was taken to the Cliff
House, and is under the care of DR..
barclay, though it is q chance if he
recoyers.
The Tribune says the worst
hoodlums they have III Olympia
are young women who assemble at
church doors on Sundays and dis
turb congregations with loud and
silly talk and laughter.
The Lteri.Jcnccr claims that
Seattle will poll larger vote in
November than any other town in
Washington Territory, except
Walla Walla.
1t is said that $50 Swedish tami.
lies are on their way to Puget
Sound.
During the" heated term" the
thermometer at Seattle, W. T.,
reached only a height Of SS'.
The O'rgonidn says: is it
you, darling?" lovingly lispcd Q
Iymphatic lover as he longingly
leaned over tie latter end ofan up.
town garden. 1t turned out to be
somebody clse's darling, and the
lymphatic lover laughed lecringly,
and left in n legal and lively lOpe.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-07-15
DEC. BIGELOW
PHYSICIAN.

CONFIDENTIAL PHYSICIAN,
Hhas removed from No. l79 South CLARK St. ,ccr-
ner of Monroe, to No. 464 SOUTH STATE
STREET, CHICAGO.
Tits we'll known by all readers Of the rspers
that Dr. c. Bigslow is the oldest established
physician in Chicago, who has made the tres.-
mept of all chronic and sexual diseases spe-
cialtv. Science and experience have made Dr.
B, the most renowned SPECIALIST ofthe sge
honored by the press, esteemed Of the highss.
medical attachments by ell the meajcai inst
tutss of the day, having devoted TWENTY
YEARS OF HIS LIFE in perfecting remedies
that will cure positively the worst cases 81
CHRONIC AND PRIVATE DISEASES Of the
GENITO URINARY ORGANS in both sexes
Seminal Weakness, producing Nervousness.
Aversion to Society, Impaired Vision, Loss
Memory and Manhood, perfectly csTed. 1t ls
evident that one who confines himsei TO tie
study Of certain diseases, treating Thousands q
/ cases every year, must have greater skill than
/ physician in general practice. Read his hEp-
I ICAL TREATIsE for ladies and gentlemen. Sent
| free to any address in sealed envelope. Consul
| tation Free. The finest rooms in the city, with
Separate Parlors for ladies and gentlemen. Cal
YOU see Only the Doctor. Correspondence Con
| fdsntial. Address all letters to DR.. c. BIGE
/ LOW, No. 464 State st Office hours from 4
| NJ. to P. NJ; Sundays P. NJ. to 5,
/ E.B.-Lades, send for descriptive cireula,
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ceptiou known Sent to any address; enclose
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