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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-04
Medical.
ON MARRIAGE.

OlN 1NA4AARltlLA LIE
The eHoots Of Etrors ADD Abuses 10 early life Mar.
hood restored. lmpedlments e Marri,Es removed.
rene.'ies Books and Circular sent ifcs, n sealed
u KddrgSss HOWARD ASSOCIATION. NO. Eou,h
Width street, rh,i,dsiphis, IA apE12m
nR HENRY WILSON, FROM LONDON,
~ knEi.nd, mskos Diseases e thg Throat Snd
SSsss Of U5BsSmpou SiraBs trsSId ~ ooar.s
ard n9 fee ~ cured Nc charge % pAtlenta LOT o.
10 two hoGru 6Sr refer radsSts 10 CITIZENS 10 VAST
lnEtou who have bson treated. Family phyaloanh
nsnt whether the cure Il Effected before receive nJ
Zoe; NApAM wiisSOy. rosqlsriy, sd9eatsd 70.
~ female Siibegllls-, ae, tteaiet sei'aliasslJ.
Ss Il dSqd Tenn TSssoSsasS. sdsS 1 y
On % ", d%S'isS go ~. Sr s sdss,' sSaSse5 II
and !, Washlnston D. y, Dil.lm'
Ia. J0HNsIOr;
BALTIAORK LOOK HOHPITAL,
once = Aopth PredsFlek street.
From ht estsnsl-a praotico In the great Hospitals
arops 1sd ,ss ilyl' 10 iris s5untIy. viii kpglsnd
France Phlsdslphla % slGsHhste oan offer The most
81 Sc Sc afRnpsT Ia tho world i0
A OURK wAIlRAETKD IN two DAYB.
y lie KidssTs re- Of 8SddS s,6Shsy bsoBsSS
mgotenOI, osasL. DEBILITY, nsI,yqsnsls, DysPsp.ia,
q p. IS.r,, TiHaiy; rES@gilns plPns,s 4 sIhl
sLia. HaSStloss on lie T,sT, Lanss. sis@ n O.
BoWss- hoss tgrribls disordsrs GTisins from the soil
tar Habits q Youth aHcEET and soNtafT practices
fatal " their victims than the sohs ol hyrsus 70
tho MAdnsra o. Ulysses, bligna their meet brilliant
hopes or Entlopations, FsndsriuG marriage, &C.. In
YOUNG MIN
who hAve injured themselves b. certain practices in.
dulged IN when alouea habit frequently Garnsd from
sIil companions At school, the effects Of Witch are
nightly felt whom Aaleep ard N cured Fandep
marriage impossible, and destroys both mind and bod
should apply immsdiatslT.
What plg thst Toung mat, tho hOps Of hia coun
t, the pde Of bis parents, should be suatohed from
all proap1ctn and enjnImguta Of life, hT the onnIa
quence " dsvtatlnH from the ptth Of nature, And
dulGinE IN . certain soorst hAbiA
MARHIAaE,
mAThsd Fersons Young Men oontamplatina m ~.
Rage being aware Of phyuisal ysAkbess lOss q Pro
creative power-lmpotauoy,l Nervous EHoitAhilitT
Papitatuu, OIEAnlc Weakness. Nervous Debility, Of
any other Disqualification speedily relieved.
~ No Letters rBoetyed unless POSTPAID Apd oontaln
Ing stamp 10 ha used ne reply. Psrspns Wrtins
should ltato ags and send pOttoN ~ advertisement
describing symptoms.
ENDORSEMENT OF TBE rRidBB,
Tbs anI thousands Al this sut pfthia
the last Ieara and the numsTgua i'm portABt surEGa
the reporters Of the Son. and many other payers
notices Of which appeared again and again before The
public, besides HE standing gentleman Of harAc.
Yer and responsibility, suaoisnt guarantee 70 The
tmlutsd
OFFICE. sOUrU EBHpBEICH ST..
oaii.u HaltitasFs. MA.
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will bs Issued At Rlg sAohI half ticket, a6L quarter
t0ksia glSIi II whole tickets Tor slOO; . Tor %
3D. for s5; lis for 100, 5 for % bOOi bIb for Saw
No discount on less than elUJ worth Of Tickets At
ume. During the concert thO sum OF
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-04

IlIRIl

ShEEgE -BURSs. On the l,t oI August, 1871,
NJ Rev, Payton ~ Brown, WAYHTrH q, unEHkF 81
Now Yofh,asa Miss a. A. BUHNs, of Ohio,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-04

10 ROPUaALS FUR IMPROVEMENT OF THE
j Usage RIVER IN MISSOURI
HEuNEER OTTIOEt u. =, AnMYl
SAINT LOUIS, Mo, July a. 1874. I
Sealed pTopoaaa, In duplicate, will DO received At
this once until u m. Of September 10 ISL, for the
Of sand and gravel ether MATERIAL frOm tho shoals
Of the Usage river below TusoumbiA.
Forms aud speoihcAuona and all necessary intofnAr
tinu can be obtained upon application Al this ohioe
Proposals must he made upon priuted forms to no
obtained A. his once, and envelope Endorsed Pro-
Bidders requested TO examine the ground before
Tho rIEht i reserved to reject any or all bids not
w n RAYEOLDH,
au2 IIeut Col Corpa Of EnRinssrs, u. 4. A.
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/ oTiCE TO CONTRACTORS.

u s. HHGNEER's oFT1CEl
CHATTANOOGA, TENN, Aug, Q, lsfl,
Sealed proposals, 70 be made In dupo4te, will be
received at this Olhoe until ten l0l O'Clock, m,
WFDNFsDAY, BSptombSF tWenty. NTH, (lSth,J lsIl,
for Improving the Tennessee river At thR tollowluE
shoals between OhAttAnoOgA aud Loudon, Tonnes SOC
Ma London, HArTlson's, BweslWAtsr, Bogarts Ba.
cons, Wilson's Island. Bowen Islands and Long Is
and shoals.
The work 10 be done eonsi sta generally Of the eIcA
yAtiOn Of rock, grAyol, &o the removal q snAga and
the construction OF tip,rAp dAms-A In tho river, the
depth Of water varying from foW Inches 70 three 81
feet
Detailed specifications and instTuetlons for bidders,
and printed forms upon which all bids offered must
DO made, may be had upon application at this once.
WALTER MCFARLAND,
aunT MAJ nI IN
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pROPOSALs ron DREDGING IN MERRiMAO
RIVER MASS. .,
EpR TIE FRS S f5S Of

llll Pm ar, St. LOUIS, No, August1 J. lsTl, Z
NOTICE 10 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES propo.
sals In duplicate, will DO received AZ this office until
u M o. the tlth Of September, 1914 for grading and
ton Of the hank In Sawyer Bend 81. Louis, Mo.
Specification and all necessary Information will be
Furnished at this once
Proposals. must be made upon prlutsd forms 10 DO
obtained At this ONCE This envelope containing pro-
posaa must be Endorsed PrOpOssls for work In SAW
ser Bend"
Bidders are requested TO examine the ground be.
foro sending In proposals.. w
The right IL reserved TO reject any and all bids,
w.E RAYNQLns,
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DROPOsAis FoR GOAL
PRoPosAI8 E {J RI. RE% q % NORTHERN

BOAHD or PUBLIC WORKS
DISTRICT or COLUMBLA,
wAsHINGrON, August % lhll,
Proposals will be reoslvsd until WEDNESDAY,,
September ts72 at Is O'Clock, for the Buildings,
Sheds Payements and other District property within
the eufbstOnea bounding the space now occupied by
the Northern Liberty Market
The IA material must Do removed within the space
Of ten O) days from the award Of sale, aud the pur
chaser will remove all old material whd that ne,
leaving the space now occupied by the market free
aud clean.
Proposals will bs addressed 10 the Vice President
Of the Board Of Public Works. and Endorsed Up ropo
sHls for purchase and removal Of Northern Liberty
Market" and the amount Of purchase money must be
deposited with the Treasurer Of the District Of Colum
bla before the order for removal Of material l gvon.
ALEX. Il, SHEPHERD,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-04
DIRECTORATE FOR IFE.sEVING HOUSES.
TREASURY DEPARTMENTAL

JR0FUNAIS FUR r! .TI E0A 'IN0 I0001.7
TREASURY DEPARTMENTAL
WAAHHGfoN, ID, O., August 3, lsI1, ! .
Scaled propoaAla will be At this Department
until twelve O'Clock m. Of SATURDAY the tn Of
September lSI9 for tho construction OF LAtesANiuE
Station. Houses the coast Of Oepe God a. follows,
VIZ Three (8) At points botWeen Highland lIght and
Race Point one ID At each Of the olloWlhE points
Truro Hollow, OAhoon'a follow, NAuAett, Orleans
Chatham and Monomoy Point.
Bidders must state the time In which they VIII con.
tract TO complete tho houses, and the bids must DO
accompanied by guarantees from responsible parties
worn, =,
BIDS must be indorsod BIDS for Construction Of
IIeSAylnE Stations" and addressed to the becrotATy
Of the Treasury, Washington, ID, o. -
Specification can be obtained II the once Of the
Government reserves tho right 10 reject OF al
bids. WILLIAM A. RlOHAhDSON,
/ AatluR kAgFotAFV.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-04

HAPPY HWttEF FOR YOUNG MWN PROM
The edoos Of Etrots ADD Abuhas 10 early llfs Mar.
hood restored. tmpedinenla 10 MArfiaFa removed
Nov method Of treatment New and TomaFk abla
remesiss. Books and Circular sent ifes IN scaled
snvelopsa
AddroSs HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. . South
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-04

WAssnLINqT2E AND Quo RAILROAD
trains daily leIoeTt hundaysl between AlsIandfia and
lAmlltoa; Leave AletandriA at As a m. and 40 ~
M pa.s leeaburR w 70 a. and 70 n M, and A..
,ysat hamilton At II a, N. and IS y. N. Ieays
hamilton At % =, m, and u 90 D. m. pass IassbnTs
> W a. m, and as .. m.
The - a. n. train from Alexandria and u 90 .. IN.
yam from, Hamilton connect At Hamilton 'Sith
hsm9a diiy lue p Uoaghes Tor PurcslViiis, snioi.
etnyllle,, befryyillo and Winchester Aiso. vilh
Roamers line Of Coaches which isaTe isasb1y, An,
Tor Aldls and hlddleburg '
All uoods, Ter Steamer, Railroad or EIprss., In
care OF X. ~ HAYENER, fTelsht aud TioisI AE,nt
A. AleIaudriA, will be forwarded As far ~ UsmtoS
if@g OF charge, other than regular taFtI fates
Vommpt9tion tickets, three cents per mule
hnnnal Tickets, tbO X. H. HANHNHR,
mllhu General T1eket
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-04
Proposals.
81 n IESgY Ei TgF " IiR
ARSENAL, TfI,INOtR

AhsBhA A ILLINOIS, .. A.. q, ,s-,
go.I.t w. " W ~ $1,000 II hns ~. ~.
,tii III = piopyssi5 w i ~ tssslyeu W ibh hItgns
in ~, s w tne oi uyt1oei ~, w lutn'.n
i15s H., 6tas,' y s ~ ~ , w ~ ~ ~
IA ~ ,ppl IiveI eiweon th9 leland o. hoch ishnd
bntt ~ .,iII t @ a, ~ ~ pisIs ~ iafgAI
bottSmS ~ ~ 4 tbpoSb b,idss ~ ~ liz ~
a-se.suil iuu lh,Vuhh ullAset iii leet iohht 20
slsss ~ - n 70 80 ~ = n teet N ,ha
49, J., w. ~ sen icy VI tne olqAt tne
iSSbes Al Nv. ~ az 1isnss. "
Il insbss M i.tts ~ 6sg piuo EI,s6i ha
nropsTi, btsc,d ,6s a., ~. =, IA "a sht,s ~
~, Z ~ iJSs io ~ g ~ ~ uuI'
,ronI6, ~, WI ~ n, oI Dosn p,s Woop M
~, ~. ~ ynoia Auu Ahi'
An ~, " ~ " N ~ t, n, No., . t.,.i, n,
= Ngt un,'el lenshe httAlh 70 navy hNeuA'N W
ma ~ hss =, ~ ~ pOunus W % .us y, 9
NJ -, N X V bu,n ~ N'sn9ns y, w -
IN ,d y, ~ sue = 49, o.
VII y tested As I5oss and u9Iss. they give the r'
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-04

i
Proposals for building dam At the head Of Tones
Bayou, Louisiana, in accordance with plans and spe
olhoatlOns 70 b0 obtained At this once will DO
ooiysd BY the underaikned until September %, 1877,
from all parties DESTROYS Of CONTRACTING ioE ~ work
Captain Of Engineers, United btAtsa Army.
UnltBd htAtoa EngtnseI'a ONCE, No, - upper Ham.
boT n50. Au91
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-04
DR0FosNis ron 0OAL

DROPosALS FOR GOAL
DEror QuARTERMABrERB OIfICE,l
JErFERBOHYILLEt IND, August ?, hlA. J
Sealed proposals. In duplicate, will be received AZ
this once until u IN, OF MONDAY, September VI
is79, for supplying this depot with i've thousand
bOO bushels Of BituminouB Goal, the same TO DO OF
the beet quality OF PlttsbuTE, and tres FROM dust
Delivery - commence within tan (lO days alteI tne
execution Of contract to be completed within thirty
(Ol days and 70 DO At such places As the onoeT In
charge MAJ direct $500,
The TiEhl 10 reserved to reject any or all bids.
Proposals 10 be IndoTsed Proposals for Goal and
addressed to tho undersigned,
U. II. HOYT,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-04
gSR TIN RyRR RERR E6N

ENdnSEER OEFICEl U =, AhMNl
NJ. LOUIS, Mo, July "a. ls7l I
Sealed proposals., In duplicate, will DO received At
this once until o'clock, p mt on septomherlO lb2,
fer furnishing and delivering the stone and brush re-
CURED for the Improvement o. the Mtaaippi River,
between tho mouth OF the Illinois River and tho
mouth Of the Missouri River, according 70 specifics.
tionH which will DO furnished on application At this
W. II. REYNOLDS,
Eul6 Lieut. Col. CORPS Of EnEinSsrS.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-17
SPARKS FROM THE HIREs

-Thexs was q fatal case of %hydrophobia in
New York yesterday.
The lights on Sandy Hook llghtship are to
be changed from white to red.
Prince Bismarck looks remarkably well,
and will probably remain at the head OF the
Prussian Cabinet.
rive men were buried at 81. Louis yester.
day by the cavlng In OF q ditch. Two are
THE Jury In the case OF Uppercue, the
alleged Baltimore murderer, disagreed ana
were discharged. -..,u.
The personal property on Mr.. Greeleyis
farm at Onappaqua was sold at auction on sat
Il kerosene lamp exploded in New York
Yesterday. One person was Killed, anu seVe-
raj persons were Injured.
Thirty OF the eighty passengers supposed
to be lost on the emigrant ship Franklin nave
been rescued.
iority of the French Assembly oppose Tnlers,
whom the country supports. he or the AS
sembly must yield.
All the London journals sympathize with
Mr.. Dlsraeu (whose health is greatly impaired)
in the loss of his wife, the Countess Beacons-
Waeneral Crook is pushing the campaign
aoainst the Apaohes. Over one hundred have
been killed. The policy Is to hunt tine
yNThe New York Tribune closes an article
on s.Independent Journalism" as follows:
awe have expressed our hope, ana 10 q Ger
tsSn extent our belief, that we are 10 nave an
administration which we can nonestly sup
port, and we certainly shall not De iouna Cap
tiously and m%sllciously opposing IT,"
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-17
JOT11NGS ABOUT THE STATE.

One hundred and fifty men Of the 18th
Cavalry, under the charge OF Lieutenants
Hodgson and Weston, are en- route Tor Spar
tanburg and Yorkville.
"A fire took place last week In the cotton
picking room Of Mr.. W. H. Widen, near jack
sonooro,, There were four bales of cotton
destroyed.
"A colored man named Raymond Burnett,
a citizen OF Abbevllle County, 1t Is stated, has
oeen to jail In Augusta on a charge
keeper.
On Sunday towards noon considerable ex.
Charlotte train, in Columbia, by the arrest of
a man whose name was given as Robinson, by
the city police, as is stated, at tie Instance Of
a United Statea deputy marshal. Information
received is 10 the effect that the arrested party
was the station master at Rock Hill. on the
line Of the Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta
road. and that certain charges for the viola.
ton OF the enforcement act have been lodged
against hlm. There was a very large crowd
present at the depot when the arrest was
made,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-17
Receipts by Railroad, December 1e.
soUTH CAROLINA

1000 bales cotton. 100 bbls rostn, / car stock. l8
cars lumber. TO Railroad Agent e s Niles, Bar
den 4 Parker, Whilden, d Jones, e q Frost d co,
@urdaugh q Weekley, Caldwell d Son, Pelzer,
Rodgers g co, " U Bee d CO, Crawley d Dehon,
WP Bowling, G q Walter & CO, A 3 MulliQan,
Howry q Son, W W Smith, Klnsman i Howell,
A J Salinas, Reeder & Davis, Pringle d Son, " B
Williams u Son, Roach d Mofett. @ q Ingraham
q Son, W Ryan. Counts d Wroton, A 8 Smith,
TP smith. Wardlaw d Carew, Witte Bros, L D
DeSaussure, G W Williams d co, O Dukes L co,
Sloan q Seigllous, W B Smith & co, williams,
Black 4 Williams, RIO Sharp, Trenholm Son,
Lesesne 4 Wells, Street Bros 4 co. B o'EeIl, JEFF.
fords q CO., Tiedemann, Calder & co, Bollmann
Bros, @ Rteckep Campsen Il co, b Cobia 4 90.
SAVANNAH M CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
liz bales upland and At bags sea Island cotton,
300 bbls ro.in, SO Ibis spirits tnrpentine, 667
bushels rough rice. cars lumber, mdse. DC. TO
Whiden d Jones, Bsrden d Parker, Kinsmaa d
Howell, Murdnugh d weekly, howry 4 Son,
PelZer. Rodgers q CO, O Webb, Ravenel q co,
FDO Kracke, WP Bowling, Orawley q Dehon,
T P Smith, Stesnmeyer d Stokes. Pinckney Bros,
J Evans, II White, 6McHenry. Wltte Bros, Reeder
d Davis, ] Colcock d co, 3 Prtngle d Son. Fraser
q Dill. Wagner d MonseeI, b BIschon & co, H.
Chinnis. B Felduanu d co, @ B rapers WGW
n CO, CHASE d Outline, Johnston, Crews & co, J q
Sellers, and Others.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-17
Passengers.
MARINE NEWS.
CHARLESTON. 8. Co.. DECEMBER IT. 1877.
Lat So deg 4s min 50 sec. Lon 10 deg 81 min 27 sec
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Bark Investigator, Ford, Havana-l2 days: Bal.
last. To Cohen d Wells. Wednesday, 18th, Al.
fred Newman, seaman, Of London, oiled, and WAS
buried at sea.
schr Mary G Maugam, Bevesldge, Baraooa-s
days, Fruit. To Bart d co.
Schr Gen R e Lee, Gradick, Cooper River. 100
bushels rough rice. TO Geo II 1ngraham q Son.
Boat from James Island. 81 bags sea island co.,
ton. TO w &. Ryan.
Boat from christ Church. 9 bags sea island
cotton. To E;insman q HoYell.
Received from Ohisolm's MIL. OF tcs rice. To
e b Frost q TO.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Br ship e & Lovett, Null, Liverpool-Geo A
Trenholm d 10.
CLEARED FRIDAY.
Br scnr Equator, Ranger. Bshama-A Canale.
sehr Young America, Mccormack, West Indies
SAILED FRIDAY.
Br scbr Equator, Ranger, bahama.
Sehr Young America, Hcoormack, West indies
FROM THIS PORT.
Steamship James Adger, Lockwood. at New
York, December 16.
Steamship Georgia, oroUel, at New York, De.
UP FOB Tells PORT.
schr Abby < Bentley, Nehaney, at New York,
December 4.
Schr Crave, -, at 30 ,ton, December 10.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Steamship Gulf Stream, Hunter. 81 Philadelphia
December Is.
scnr JP Wyman, Perry, at Boston, December
d
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-17

Cox said hs did not intend to amend the re.
solution any fe.rther.
omit SIv the Closing ii l words Of the r ssSIa Es. 80 40
that the House may Judge. &C." Which, he
thought, implied that the House would do
something, perhaps, offensive.
Cox declined to aecede to the suggestion.
Many Republican members cried out, LET
Us vote It down.
The resolution was rejected; yeas 70, nays
SO; q party vote.
Stevenson, of Ohio, then offered q resolu-
ton, which was adopted without division, re-
questlng the President to communicate infor-
nation relative to the condition OF affairs in
Louisiana, and what action, II any, he has
taken with regard thereto.
In the Senate, there were three long
upon the French spollation bIlI,
which occupied the day.
Nominations: G. W. Hamilton, collector
customa, Key West. Jacob 8. Henry, post
master, Decatur, Ala. Miss A. Robbins, Aber-
deem, Miss. "a.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-17
OUR SOUTH ATLANTIC NR1aHBoRs
Georgia..

Rev. Charles Ritter is to be the permanent
pastor of the Episcopal Church in Brunewlck.
Pulaski and Wilcox Counties are contribu-
ting freely 10 The Texas movement.
The sheriff of Wilcox County has resigned
for the purpose of removing to Texas.
The death OF Mr.. ]. B. Llghtfoot, q promi-
nent citizen of Macon. Is announced.
The Clubhouse of Mr.. P. q. Smith, of Burke
County, was burned recently. No. 81.
The Fort Valley Mirror says forty-slx emil
grants left Crawford County for Texas last
week.
pointed by the President United States com.
missioner at Augusta.
Charles Kelly ia to be hanged at CovlDg-
ton, on the 3lst day of January, for assassl-
mating Captain William Hartman, near New
born.
THE agent of John Robinson's circus has
| Instituted suit by attachment In muscogee Su-
perlor Court for five thousand dollars damages
| against the BarDum circus. The case grows
| out of the war about bill boards.
-On Wednesday afternoon, q difficulty oc-
| Cured on the Atlantic and Gulf Railroad, be-
tween Mr.. E. F. DeCotts, a messenger In
| charge of the Express train, and Mr.. James
| Stevens, an agent Tor the Express Company at
| Station No. 2. The quarrel arose out OF Mi.
| DeCotts's determination to carry out orders
he had received concerning the management
/ OF the Train uQQer 0lb CudESc. MI 0LoFouo
| was not disposed to obey these orders. hence
| the difficulty. Hard words were used
were armed-and sho )ting commenced In the
darkness Of night. Mr.. DeCotts fired i've
shOte, one of which lodged In hs antagonists
right thigh, producing an ugly, but not dan
gerous wound. Mr.. Stevens discharged two
barrels, when he was wounded and taken
into his house hard by.
Florida.
The camphor tree grows extensively In
Florida.
The United States troops have left Bar
rancas and gone to New Orleans.
Frank B. Ticknor has suspended the pub.
LEGATION of the Pensacola Mall.
From the following list of spells of o Flo
rlda hunting party, they must have slain
everything that came Ia their way. They
killed aud secured FIVE bears, fifteen deer, ten
ducks, eighty-6ve squirrels, one crane, one
alligator, and caught five hundred and five
pounds of catfish and Dream, one possum and
five paroquete.
The remnant of the Seminole tribe in Flo
rida is divided into three families of about
twenty persons each. One OF these, Of which
young Tiger Tail is chief, is located about
eight miles from the mouth of the Mlam
River; another, under old Tiger Tall, lives on
Little River; and the other, presided over by
Jumper, has settled near Biscayne Bay.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-17

An Exciting Debate Upon the Louis
lana Troubles-A RESOLUTION Imply
Ing q Censure OF Grnn Voted Down,
and g. simple Resolution Calling for
information Adopted Without q d.
vision.
WAsHISa1oN, December l6.
In the House to-day many bills were pre-
scented, including an appropriation bill to pay
the awards of the Court Of Claims; also re-
pealiug the tobacco tax; ALEC refunding the
taxes collected on raw cotton; also repeating
The taxes on spirits made from fruits; also re-
moving all political disabilities; also import
lng, duty free, the iron for the Helena and
Iron Mountain Railroad; MISC for surveying a
steamboat canal from Fernsndina, Florida, to
New Orleans; also for improving certain Fior-
ida harbOrs and rivers.
Cox, of New York, moved to suspend the
rules and adopt a resolution reading that the
State government OF Louisiana Is now I'D
mlnIstered BY orders from the federal courts,
supported by federal bayonets; such 8 con-
dillon of things being subverslve OF civil gov
eminent and dangerous TO liberty, and re-
uuesting The President TO iaform the House
fered In the affairs OF thGt State, and giving
all the facts; also to give all the Information
on that subject relative to the conduct Of e.
II. Durell, United States Judge there; 30 that
the House may determine what steps, If any,
ought to be taken In consequence of such
interference In the political affairs OF
Louisiana. Stevenson, Of Ohio, asked Cox 10
omit the preamble. Cox consented to that, and
to The insertion of the words, 'If not inoom-
patible with the public interests" Eldridge,
Of Wisconsin, asked Cox not to insert those
| words. He said there could be no such thing
as i%ncompatibiity with the public interests In
q matter of that kind. Congress was entitled
to know by what right or authority the Presi-
| dent lnteriered In the civil government OF q
| State. Cox said he had inserted the words 90
as to have the resolution adopted Without
| any partisan or acrimonious discussion. He
| only wanted the facts 10 come out, and all the
| oasis for the Presidents action In that most
| important matter.
Sypher, of Louisiana, denied that the Presi.
dent had interfered in any way with the Lou
isiana matter, except to order the execution
OF the mandates of the United States Court.
Cox declined to take the statement o.
Sypher, or of the newspapers on the matter
Sypher. I will furnish the proof Of 1t.
Cox. The gentleman cannot speak for the
Preaident. I want the Information from the
President.
Bingham, OF Ohio, suggested to Cox tc
strike out the alluslon to Judge Durell, as th'
information which the President would fur
J nish would necessarily cover the point.