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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-02-10

NENTlSV-Dk. ALLAN, NJ. IL DkiADi5
~ street near Canal, will attend personally to
ell those who may require his services or advice
DR.. Allen would inform his patients that the Rrc.
Der plate hereafter made will be from new com
pound, free from poisonous ingredients and twics
strong the verInlon Rubber. Old plSteE
made new at twenty per cent less than the usIs
price. se25 ly*
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-02-10
BUSINESS CARDS.


WILLIAM G. COYLR,
SAMUEL ASTON, HOMER WooD Co..
New Orleans. PittsbuIg.
wv G. COYLE & CO.,
COAL MERCHANTS,
Of,ce-No. lbs Gravier street.
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nK. +. Is. ALBERS,

.5REUSING & ERNEST,
ID III. BreusingD (Arthur J. Ernest }
UPHOLSTERERS AND FURNITURE DEALERS.
Carpets, Mattings and Oil Cloths cleaned and
laid. Furniture covers made to order. All orders
will receive prompt attention, and satisfaction
guaranteed
No. $40 Julia street, between Baronne and Dry
ades New Orleans. nos lv
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-02-10

On motion of Mr. Ray, all the bills above
reported, except Nos. 33l and 27l, were
ordered, printed.
NOTICES OF BILLS.
By Mr. Twitchell
Of a Joint resolution to be entitled a Joint
resolution memorializing Congress to refund
the amount of the cotton tax collected
throughout the Southern States during the
years 1865, 1866 and 1867.
BY Mr.. Wilcox:
OF bill to be entitled an act to authorize
the Mississippi and Mexican Gulf Canal
Company to issue is own bonds, with the
view of retiring and returning to the State
its bonds, issued in aid of said company.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
The following bills were introduced ac
cording to previous notice:
BY Mr.. Hunsaker:
Senate bill No. 1885, to be entitled an act
to provide for the appointment of joint
committee to revise and prepare a penal
code and code of criminal procedure.
Passed its first reading.
The constitutional rule was then sus-
pended by four-ffths affirmative vote, the
bill put on it's second reading and referred
to the Committee on Judiciary.
By Mr.. Todd:
Senate bill No. 1886, to be entitled an act
10 provide for the construction of shell
road in the parish of Jefferson, by the po-
lice Jury of the left bank of said pari sh, and
for the payment thereof; for keeping the
same in repair, and to authorize said police
ury to levy a special tax for said purpose.
Passed its first reading.
The constitutional rule was then sus
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-02-10

lMI. OdupUell III une Cnalf.
Mr.. Lynch then moved to adopt the sub
stitute, and called for the previous ones
ton.
Mr.. Hunsaker asked for the reading of the
substitute, and raised the point of order
that no bill can be passed until it be read.
The Chair decided the point of order not
applicable.
The main question was ordered on the
motion to adopt the substitute.
MIR. Hunsaker appealed from the decision
Of the Chair.
The Chair declined to entertain the an
peal. as the appeal was not in order, from
which latter decision Mr. Hunsaker an
pealed.
On call OF the yeas and nays, the Chair
was sustained by the following vote:
Aeas-Anderson, Antoine, Blackman. But
Ter Campbell, COPELAND, Daigle, Herwig.
!nsrahan, jerks, Kelso, Lynch, OHara'
hay, Smith, Swords, Thomas, Thomnson
IWltchell, Wilcox-20.
Nays-Barber, Gallup, Harris, Hunsaker
Noiand, Ragan, Sypher, Todd-S
MI. Hunsaker raised the point of order
That the main question can not be ordered
"hen call for the reading of the bill is
made; that bill must be read on three
several days, and free discussion allowed
thereon.
The Chair held that the point was not
well taken in the present instance 90 ,ba
MAN question had been ordered ON an Incl
dental question, but decided that if the read.
ing of the bill was ordered by the Senate, it
would require an affirmative vote of four
hfths OF the members present to dispense
with the reading of the bill.
Mr.. jerks raised the point of order that a
majority of the members could dispense with
the reading Of the bill.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-20

ing this loss, and here began the diflgulty.
He made desperate efforts 10 cover this rap
Idly increasing deficit, and he believed inst
none Of the money had been used for hls own
or iamlly's uses. He stood here ready 10 meet
the requirements Of the law, and would ask
the court 10 take into consideration the cir
cumstances under which he committed TINS
wrong.
Judge Cartier said II was q very palnful
duty 70 perform. lie had borne agood char
acter, especially In the eyes OF bis Supporters
Al the Treasury Department. the head o. ms
bureau having as much confidence 10 him az
bis sOn. II II was not for the public conse-
/ quencCs he would make the penalty different
but he was obliged TO look at the effect II
would have on public morals and public cor
Vice. lie had failed TO ind any other feature
In the hives igatlon Of this case than weak
mesa. He would impose a sentence OF I'm
prlsonmcnt In the penitentiary for ave years
and the prisoner to pay the amount einoeS
zlcd (s4O OO0.)
Mr.. Harrington called attention 10 the fac
that when there IA do labor Ia the sente nee
the imprisonment must DO In the jail
Judge Cartier. | will imprisou no one II
the jan longer than one year. 4,
| The clerk made the entry one year IN 1all
aud the court adjourned.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-20
TIE Elections Ts-NIaht.

In accordance with the resolutions adopted
by the central committee, meetings Wilt be
held In the several districts tonight for tho
purpose Of electing three delegates TO tho
nominating convention tomorrow, as well US
representative TO the central committee. Il
viii be seen by the advertisement Of the
chairman Of the central committee that he
recognizes rs valid elections previously held
In the Fourth, Nineteenth, ard Twenty-hBt
districts. This seems In violation OF the
spirit and intent Of tho resolutions adopted
by the body over which he presides, and the
TACT, which can be easily proven, that only a
handful OF voters participated In the meeting
mentioned Is sufficient ground to refuse the
persons chosen admission either ~ the cOn-
vention Or on the committee.
The proper authorities In each Of tho dis
trlcts referred TO have called meetings for to-
night, AMI whatever action the citizens as
sembled under that call may take will surely
meet the approval OF the Republican party
IN the District. II Is about time that these
tricks OF petty cllgues should be stopped,
and VIC hope That the seal OF condemnation
which Will surely be stamped on these pro-
ceedlngs will enectually stop their repetition
in future,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-20


Readers OF the REPUBLICAN will remember
that one day last week Mr.. II. q. Bowen, of the
New York Independent, while riding In an Y
street car was robbed OF handsome diamond
breastpln, valued at Q 600, aud that Detec-
tlyes McDeYltt aud MeElfresh were given the
case 70 work up. Aprofesslonal thlef named
Joe Kaiser aud q pal were arrested at the
Baltimore depot as thoy were about to leave
the city, the detectives believing they knew
something Of the Transaction. They were
taken 10 police headquarters, and through
tlyes succeeded In recovering tho missing
diamond pin, though II appears they did not
commit the theft.
Major Richards has notified Mr.. Bowen OF
the recovery Of Ills property, which will be
turned over 10 him. The detective deserve
great credit for the recovery Of the pin, as
they had only so slight clue 10 work upon,
but IL demonstrates that they are equal 10
any similar corps throughout the country.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-20

foUR MILLIONS OF INvALIDs.-At tho lowest
computation there arc never less than four mil
lions Of invAlIds In tho United States OF this
number probably more than throe-nfths hav .
neglected the ordinary pssoautioas nscessarJ
for tho preservation Of health, sud srv suffering
the punishment due 70 thelI cArelcssness. II
the multItudes who are now Rfnioted with bill
IIousness, indigestion, rheumatism, intermittent
fever, irregularities Of the bowels, general dsbil
ity, nervous disorders, 80, had, at the very nrst
symptoms Of indisposition, inviEorated, regu.
lated and purified their systems With Hostel.
tsT'S stomach Bltters, tWo-thlrds Of then would
al this moment DO performing the active daile
Of life, unannoJsd by any Aiiment Of tho body
This assOrtlon Is made advisediy. Ills founded
on experience, and II borne out ~ the testimony
OF a Countless host VI Witnesses, whose attsstA.
lions cover almost syery variety Of disease, and
extend over q period Of about twenty years. OF
every thousand persons who take the Blttera, rs
a preventive Of the complaints above onumef.
ted, seven -elghths escape thom entirely and o.
every thousand who are actually attacked, and
use the great Vegetable Tonic a. remedy,
three. fourths are radically curoi Those are not
hap hazard assertions, but statistical iasta
1hey are basod upon tho results Of inquiries
MADE by more than any thousand persons 10
various parts Of the country, and upon tne ~
tiers OF prominent citiaens OF every 5tnn, y
might almost be said of every county ~ n We
Union. NV
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-20

Al the fourth quarterly meeting Of Wesley
Chapel Station, held last evening, Mr.. VIM.
N, Rowe was elected q lay delegate TO repre-,
sent that church ut the annual conference
which meets In Baltimore next week. Mr..
Warren Choate was also elected aS an alter
nate.
The report OF the pastor, which closes BIZ
pastoral relations With this charge, presens
very hourlshlng condition OF Affairs. The
total number Of members taken In the church
during the pastorate Of the Rev D. PeytOR
Brown IL 2OSi being l49 pTObatloneB and o.
10 tull membership, thus showing large ad-
dltlop during his labOrs there.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-20

B. II. Warner will sell the first piece at
o'clock, the second piece at $40 O'clock, D.
m, Wis Parts Of lots IS and 40 OF Drury's
subdivision Of square 900, on Chestnut street,
between Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets.
Latlmer q CleaTy will sell at O'Clock, D.
m, part Of lot 4 In square 49l, fronting on
Pennsylyanla avenue, between Four-and-a-
half and Sixth streets, and improved by q
brick store and dwelling.
Green & Williams will sell at 4 o'clock, D.
M, part OF lot % In square $50, on y street
south, between Third and Four-and-a- half
streets west.
Latlmer a Cleary will have on exhibition,
at 0l3 Pennsylyania avenue, Mr.. d. Gales
second annual selection Of choice modern oil
paintings. Sale 10 take place on Thursday
aud Friday, the 92d and 2Sd instant, al 1880
o'clock
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-20
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.

STEAM EXPLOSION. About $50 O'Clock,
yesterday morning, the steam boiler attached
TO the corn mill II Beall & Shoemaker, on
Water street, near High streaL exploded,
tearing everything In the Vicinity asunder.
The engineer, Frank Tyler, q colored man,
left the boiler few minutes before, and upon
returning aud entering the boiler room the
explosion occurred, the fprce thereof throw
ing him among tho fragments OF the boiler
breaking his arm and otherwlse lnjuHng him
about the head and fdCe. lie was at once
taken, 10 state OF lnseuslbillty, To u Iesl-
denee, on StoddArt street, sod DR.. Williams
sent for TO attend him. The force u the ex-
plosion demolished q brick buildlng In the
roar Of the boiler room, aud tore out q stretch
OF the wall OF the main building flfteeu feet
In width. The windows Ia the trout Of the
building were driven from their position,
breathing every glass on the front side. The
loss Il estimated at about "a, 500. The boiler,
which was thrown about forty feet from IL
bed, became total wrock. The cause OF the
explosion IL not definitely known, but II Is
generally supposed that Il was caused by a
lack Of water In the boiler. Al the time OF
the explosion the engineer was getting up
steam 70 commonce operations, aud, some
Assert, had just turned considerable amount
OF cold water Into the boiler.
Luckily, Mr.. Frank Shoemaker, one OF tho
proprietors Of the establishment, q few mo-
mentA previous 10 the explosion, had gone TO
his ofiice, where he was during the calamity,
and the other proprietor, Mr.. Beall, was at
his home. No definite Information has yet
been gained a. 10 the cause, as the engineer
was so terribly injured that hls powers Of
conyerslng we're entirely gone. At q late
hour last evening the physician attending
him considered his condition procarlous.
RIVER NKws.-The steamer Lady OF the
Lake cleared yesterday for Norfolk with 55I
barrels Of -four. The STEAMER Z. @. Knight
from New York, with general merchandise
and the q, II. Stout with the same cargo
from Philadelphia, arrived yesterday.
DEATH or AN OH CITHEN.-Mr. !. H.
Hntchlns, an old resident Of this city, died
yesterday at the residence Of his sister, Mrs
j. A. Collins, on Beall street. Mr.. Hutehlnl
at one time occupied the position OF super
intendent OF masonTy at Fortress Monroe
the Rip Raps, Gosp0Tt nAVy-yard, aud The
James river canal. AZ the time OF his death
he was ~ years OF age, and had large circle
Of friends In the District and Virginia.
PoLIoB NEws-Two colo ed men, namei
Nat and John Harrss, were arrested yester
day morning on the charge OF stealing 1
i nntnber Of tools from the blacksmith shop Of
Mr.. Nandenburg, on tho Canal road, just out
side the city limits. a
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-20

A MANIA ron CLELNLISEss.-TLe heirs Of
Betsy Williams, q lineal descendant OF Roger
Williams, who died recently at Providence
leaving the larger part Of her property, esu-
mated at ", 0OO, 900, 10 the municipal author
tiles there, say she was Of unsOund mind at
the time OF her deceaso, aud are on the eve
OF entering suit for recovery OF the property
In the courts In that city, as several OF them
baye taken up their residence there. The
old lady was very penurious and never wrote
TO her relatives, declaring paper, envelopes
and postage would ruin her. She lived on
the plalnost OF food, and had 1t not boon for
tho care OF relatives would have starved her
self TO death. Her pecullaTltles were many.
She was q monomaniao on the subject OF
cleanliness, and made visitors take OF their
shoes In the hall. IL was her fixed opinion
that the two greatest men who ever lived were
George Washington aud Roger Williams.
Her house was covered with portraits OF tho
latter, aud no visitor must presume TO wear
his hat or sit down In the presence of the
likeness Of the deceased Roger. She had q
singular religious belief, and had little altar
on which were placed daily after break fast
three Inverted cups, which she called the
Trinity Of Holy Tea Leaves" aud every
morning II was her practice TO spend an hour
consulting these orScles.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-20

The Pennsylvania Republican association
BILE last night, at Masonic temple, and like
all otherS given by this organization II was I
perfect success. The assemblage was large
with an abundance OF the fair sex, who's
toilettes were OF the most exquisite order,
To the committee too much praise cannot b
given for the excellent manner In which thu
arrangements for the pleasure Of those az
respect complete. Among the vast multltudt
present we recognized the following; sena,
tor Cameron and wife, Senator Scott and
family, Horatlo King, Hons. J. Sunderland
A. Q. Harmer, @. b. Lawrence, J. B. Packer
@. L. Hulse, y. J. MlllArd and l.. d. shoe
maker, and the members Of the late agrlcul
tural convention.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-20

Frank Wilson, colored, was arrested yes.
4 man named Davis, who charged him with
an assault upon his brother john Davis Ia
Annapolis, Thursday last, When the formsr
struck Davis In the back with a razor lye
tlmes, ln1lotlng wounds averaging Ave inches
and a half In length. Upon committing the
deed he immediately left the city aud was
traced 10 Washington and arrested. He was
carried back To Annapolis last Night and
turned over 10 the authorities.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-20

Inspector General Gatchell reports the ar
rival and sale OF the following marine pro
ducts; Schooner Wenonah, 100 bushels Nos
quito creek oysters, gerry hAe--smAll selling
at 80 cents, large 81. By Baltimore and Ohio
railroad, 400 bushels Annapolis oysters, small
selling at rs cents. By mall steamer, 100
punches hsh--selling at As eents. Schooner
John Post, with loo bushels York river
oysters-sald TO be the hnest that have beer
sold N far this season-is reported. GU COM
petent authority, TO be below Alexandria;
she will arrive to-day.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-20

To-day will DO on exhibition, at 9i3 Penn
sylVAnlA avenue, that magnificent collection
Of oil paintings referred 10 by Messrs LAu-
mer q CleAry's advertisement Especial at
tontion Is directed tO this elegant display OF
art, embracing every variety Of subject, eG.
ocHted In the best manner. By those who
purchased OF Mr.. Gale last year, the excel.
lenee Of his pictures we feel certain, will be
eheaTiully indOrsed.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-20
Drill and Parais-rhs Washington IIsht
InfnnITy,

The Washington Light Infantry Battalion,
In pursuance OF orders issued by the com
handing officer, Captain W. g. Moore, as
sembled at their armoTles last night In full
uniform, and from thence proceeded 10 the
parade ground on Louisiana avenue, where
they we're put through the various oVolutions;
after which they paradod through the prln-
cipal streets, returning to the parade ground.
where u dress parade was held, participated
In by the Governors Mounted Guard.
Tho mon composing these organizations
have entered into the work of forming q
crack battalion with an earnestness that
forcshadows success; and with the assistance
Of competent oGcer, such as they now have
to command them, our citizens may Justly
look toward 10 an Organization that will re-
feet great credit upon the city. The com
pauics last night turned out an average Of
forty mon each, and considering the little
assistance offered thom by the District gov,
eminent they may DO pronounced rs doing
exceedingly well.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-20

and the prisoner to pay the amount elnbes.
Mr.. Harrington called attention 10 the fact
that whom there IA do labor ID the .sentene
the imprisonment must be In the jail
Judge Cartier. will imprison no one ID
the jan longer than one year.
The clerk made the entry one year In jail,
aud the court adjourned.
tbs INVESTIGATION.
n. ssyersou on ID . sissd what tie Kaows
Abaut i've GaanL
The Congressional Investigation ldto the
charges against the Board Of Public Works
and the new District government was 70.
sumed yesterday morning before the House
Committee on the District Of Columbia.
In opening the case this morning, Mr.
Starkweather, chairman Of the committee,
announced that he was exceedingly anxioui
10 make all practicable progress with the eK'
animation, and, " possible ~ hnlsh the hear
log Of one side this week.
MI. Green, Tor the memOrialists, replied
that IL was his desire TO do so too.
Is. ScversOn recalled. He testified that tho
MissOurl-avonue sewer was wholly inadequate
did not own property on the line Of the canal
had no private Interest whatever; was work.
ing for the public good wanted that dis
tlnctly understood. The witness road q cal
Cailalidu made by himself ID relation 10 Oh,
canal, what should he done with IT, &c, al
of which hRs Jeen Published and 10 publlehcd
and stated bic Views 10 the committee there
upon. ....
By Mr.. Harm.r, The Mis1ouri-avcuue sewei
was entirely Inadequate for general drainage
In London all sewers had decline OF two
feet IN ths milo. .....
By M. starkweather, Witness thought the
canal should be kept Opon for commercial
purposes, us well as for drainage.
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opposoa 70 i,a, ~. ,.ur ~, mY .n
nsnn IN $500, saoo M ,sn,,,a AZ ~,
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-20

At q recent meeting Of the Georgetown
College Law Class, held at their lecture-Toom
10 Colonization building, the following Off.
GERS were elected for the ensuing year. Presl-
dent; Alex. Porter Morse; vice president, 4.
ID. Y. Brady secretary, Edward Hayes;
treasurer, L. !. Alexander. Executive com
mittee TO make arrangements for the COM
mencement In june next: WIN. T. Quleksall,
chairman; 4. 5. Riley, @. W. Salter s. A.
Brown and j, Y. Beale
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-20
SETH JOHNSON.
FORMER ACTION IN THIS CASE REVERSED

lie Pleads Guilty and " stntenccd-Ths
Ending sf the Case-AraunSrtso Of Couh-
sei-The Chief Justice Holds Its Former
Action Have Been Incon,pIste-Pica Of
Gsuty-~entenced to Que Year In jail
and $40 900 Fiue.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-20

CINCINNATI has o retail trade protection
agency, the once Of which 10 TO collect "llttle
bIllsh for small tTadesman- In extreme cases
the agency "Wagonsr man, the process being
10 send 70 the debtors residence Or plaoe ofbulI
lettored; 'PToteotlon Agency. Had Debts Dol
leoted," accompanied BY Two collectors big
enough 70 deeT the mortified victim from al.
tempting personal violence. II 10 claimed that
a few applications will "fotchh the worst cases
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-20

Mr. Leonard q. Gunnell died on Sunday
morning at the residence Of his mother, on
Twentleth street. He has been employed for
some time as corresponding clerk Of che Ma
uonAl Metropolitan Bank, aud was greatly
estoomed BY his many friends. lie will be
buried tO-uHy al = o'clock.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-20
rarrnI. rAcra Monrn KroMINa

THunros's Ivory Pearl Tooth Powder Is the
best Dentrinos In use. It keeps the Teeth clean
aud white, and the gums sound and healthy.
JoUvEss Inod1rous Kid Glove Cleaner 10 mi
superior to anything knoEn.
THoMPsoss Pomads Optlmo ID exquisite. II
SCREENS, beauties, and strengthens tho nair.
All for sale by Druggists.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-20
NHROMOs ANDPICrURE FRAMES.

An. IMMENsE STOCK OF NEW PATTERNS.
Walnut and Gilt MauliuEa.
Tor Photosrsuhs a ~ .lsss t9sethst Nth oh9leS
Within tho rSsoh Of all. WHOLESALE and Retail, ~
JAMkS Dki,LRW,
hiteheooG's PoOulag Dime ana Hat Dips Musie
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-20

having recently laid in an Immense array
Of ali styles Of the best makers only, and
great many at less than cost the makers.
The many readers Of this Journal and the
numerous friends Of Mr.. c., Will surely app
pTec.ate this fact