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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-15

aforesaid, on call of the yeas and nays by
two members of the Senate.
Ieas-Anderson, Alexander, Blackburn,
Barber, Blunt, Burch, Brewster, Cage,
Greene, Harris, p F. Herwig, E. F. Herwig,
Harper, Ingraham, Kelso, Mascot, Pollard,
Sypher, Twitcheu, Weber-20.
Nays-None
The bill was declared by the President as
passed, and on melton of Mr. Anderson the
Secretary was directed to ask concurrence
of the House OF Representatives in the said
bill.
The Senate, on motion Of Mr.. Harris
then voted to adjourn until tomorrow at
twelve o'clock M.
The President chen announced that the
Senate stood adjourned until tomorrow,
Wednesday, January 40 1878, at twelve
o'clock NJ.
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THE SENATE YESTERDAY.
Seventh Days Session.
WILLIAM VIGERS,
Chief Clerk.

seventh Days session"
SENATE CaAMRRR
New Orleans. January IA, 1873.
The Senate met pursuant to adjournment
, and was called to order by Hon. C. c. An
! tome. lieutenant Governor Of the State
and President of the Senate,
On call of the roll the following Senator's
answered 30 their names:
Hon. c. C. antoine. President. ant
Messrs. Anderson. Alexander. Barber
blackburn, Blunt. Butler, Burch, Brew
ster. Cage. Greene. Harris, 2. +. Herwig
Harper. Ingraham, KelsO. Masi3ot, Pol
lard. Syphere Stamps. Twitchell, Wharton
--9i.
The President of the Senate announced
a quorum present.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
The yeading Of the minutes Of ycs.erday'e
proceedings was dispensed with. and che
President announced that the ,ourDal
stood approved. the same having been cor.
yeGtsd.
ENECSrISE SESSION.
On motion of Mr.. Harris, duly seconded.
the Senate went into executive session.
Executive session being raised. the Presi.
called. when the following Senators an
swerei to their names:
Messra. Anderson. Alexander. Barber.
Blackburn. Blunt Butler, Burch. Brewss
ter. Cage, Greene Harris. ?. +. Herwig,
Harper, Ingraham, Mascot. SypheT, Stamps,
Twitchells WhartOn-.S.
The President d clared quorum present.
Mr.. Harris moved tina. Che Senate do
now proceed TO the election Of a United
States. Senator :os the term ending
March 4. 1879.
Mr.. Barber seconded the motion 20 pro.
eeed 20 said election.
The motion was adopted by the Senate
The President declared nominations then
in order.
Mr.. Blunt nominated the Hon. p. B. S.
Pinchback, of Orleans.
Mr.. Greene nominated the Hon. John
Ray, of Ouachitas
Mr.. p. f. Herwie nominated Hon. E. Z.
Norton. of Orleans.
Mr.. Twitohen nominated Hon. J. Hale
SypheT of Orleans.
Mr.. Blackburn nominated Hon. George
Williamson, OF Caddo.
On motion, duly seconded. the uOmina-
tons were declared closed.
The Senate then voted 60 proceed TO the
election Of United States Senator for the
term ending March 4, 1879.
The President then ordered the Secretary
to cali the roll of The Senate upon the ques
ton Of the election of United States Sen
ator as aforesaid. so far the Senate was
concerned.
The following was the vote as declared
by the members present:
For Hon. P. B. S. Pinchback, Of Orleans
Barber, Blunt. Butler, Burch, Brewster,
Cage Harris, Harper, ingraham. Kelso,
Mascot, Stamps-l2.
For John Hon. Ray, Of Ouachita--8ndes-
son, Alexander, Greene-3.
For Hon. J. Hale Sypher, Of Orleans.
Sypher. Twitohell. Whartun-3
For Hon. Z. E. Norton. of Orlsans-P. T.
Herwig, Weber,.
For Hon. George Black
burn--i.
The President then declared the whole
nun Der Of Senators voting to be twenty
one-the humber necessary 10 make a
choice would be eleven:
Hon. p. B. S. Pinchback rad received ;2
Hon. John Ray had received. ............ 3
Hon. J. II. Sypher had recei.eI. ..... 3
Hon 4 Z. Norton had received. ..... :!
Hon. George williamson AJAX received. i
HG..lnEc .......o.s-. ..-.os.s... II
Zion. ?. y. :. flachback haYin. received
.hs sr.a'sr numtes - votes declared, and
I,
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il in default, and any suoh distractions"
were inserted
In section SIX. fine. two ans: :hree, the
same amendment was made.
The annexed additional sections w.ye in.
serted as sections seven and eight:
SEC. .. Be it further ordained, etc. Tha.
should any owner or agent, or any other
person or persons deposit ballast or any
other material Oh the levee so az to obstrucs
the saIneo and fail to remove such ohstruco
tons upon the order of the AdministratOs
OF Commerce. then it shall be the duty %
the superintendent of wharyea, under the
direction oi th. Administrator of Commerce.
30 MAKE affidavit against the person or pers
soEos So I'll udip. before the .ccurC.er o. the
"I'IsEct WIUtS1n WHOSE Strrisrii'-t.. .t4-
'e.is' w..s committed. aud upon convictions
such offender shall. Sc fined no. more chan
so nos less chan s. 0. ., smprIsoncd
! for period -. soc more than five days .ss
less han twca'Y-'O hOuls g: boil, o. shs.
discretion OF the recorder
SEC. :. :'e /. fu.ther .rda;-o9, atc eIhas
; 'hs distractions '"ie,rc,. 80 il. ecctI0e.
seven. where She Gwnc. is III 'ef.uIs, a.1
any such UbstructUns 10y which 80 s,wney
! OK claimant can b. SQUAD, shall be removed
| by the department % Improvement. so
any stree requiring repa.rs. and ~LeIe
: sGch Inate'ia! viii be available.
section seven in che original oYdinan,e
ss numbered as section nine.
.he amendments proposed 10y FIR. TurB
bull were
The insertion of the word cor" in the
thirtieth line Of section one, in place Of the
word and the insertion Of the word cor"
IN the the thirty-frst line of section three,
in place of the word land" and the in
sertion of the word COR in the twelfth
line of the fifth section. in place of the
word land"
Thus amended, the yeas and nays having
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Secretary Of the Senate.
ORDER OF gHE DATe~ELECTIGs o. A NSEJED
STATES SENATOR.
The Speaker pro tenn then announced that
according to the law regulating the mode
and time of electing Senators to represent
the several States in Congress, that it is
made the duty Of the General Assembly, Oh
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s'seerasttoaoioa - s0e Thaef 81 Tane.
At this season Of the year, when life may
be cut off in few hours by an attack Of
Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Diarrhea, Dyssen.
tary, and Cholera Infantum, or some kind
red disease, none should fail to have al all
times a supply of DR.. McCabe's renowned
Medicated Blackberry Brandy on hand. A
more certain cure, and at the same time
pleasant remedy, cannot be found in the
whole range of msteria medica. The mill
lions who have used it testify to this.
THEo. EGERsDoRFF,
Wholesale Agent.
june 1ld&w2w.
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THROAT, LUNGS, LIVER q BLOOD

In the wonderful medicine 70 which the aniict-
cI arc sbo:e pointed fl relief. the discoverer
believes be has combined IN harmony more of
Eiturc's mos. sovereign curative properties,
winch God has in-tiled into the vegetable king
don f,r healing tho sick, than were ever before
eonbincd in one medicine The evidence Of tia
fat - bund in the great variety of most obs''-
nate diseases which II has been found To conquer.
In tho cure Of Krone hiefs> severe
Coughs, and tho early stages of COnau MP.
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meiicA, discovery Of fhe age While IL cures the
sevcre.t Coughs, II strengthens the system and
Purifies tho blood. By its great and thor
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Aumors. from III, wort Ser0fu1a tn
common BiOtcs, Pi rIplc, or Eruption.
M.rcIrial disease, Mineral poIson., and their
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Salt RheuH, Fever sores, ScaIy or
Rough Skin. n short, all the numerous dis
eases caused by bal blood. are conquered by THIS
powerful p1rify:n, anf IIyIgorating medicine.
II VOC bel dnll drOw-y. debilitated, have SAL
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tlste IN mouth internal heat or ehills alternated
with hot hishes, low spirits, and gloomy fore
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yo1 arc suffering ron To, lid Liver or
ssRillOasness.0 In many eases Of oliver
Con- pi1ini'' oaly part OF these symptoms
are e1jsrieacei As . remedy for all such cases
Dr. Pierce's Goldel Medical Discovery has no
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Tie p-,?-ietor of.rs 81 go reward for ncdi
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eass. Tor which IL IL recon- Inented.
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Ssaj yos. s!i--zs Tor a gI.n.-.cs.
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In pursuance of call made for a COM
mit,ee to make arrangement; TO celebrate the
Fourth Of July in becoming manner, the
following gentlemen were appointed: Thos.
Leonard in the chair, J. Il. Drei-bach,
Secretary, John Kirch, Treasurer.
The committee are 10 take into
consideration the most proper steps TO
pursue to celebrate the Fourth of July, the
9th anniversary of the Declaration of In
dependence. 1t was
Resolved that the following named gen.
tlemen, to-wit, Major Shreve, Jep. Rice
and Carl Moller be selected to consult with
the committee at the Fort to perfect the
necessary arrangements. And il Was further
Resolyed, That the balance Of said com
mitiee canvass the city on Monday next, 23d
inst, TO call ON the citizens of Leavenworth
for their support and subscription towards
the celebration of the glorious Fourth. Ad-
journed to meet at the Court House at s
o clock p. M, on Monday evening, 23l inst.
J. B. DREIsBACH, Sec'y.
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Rayaxes or she Ghineh hug.

From the Oswego Independent We learn
that tie chinch bug il making fearful ravages
in the late Gown wheat While some fields
are entirely exempt and exhibit no signs Of
the insect, others are mown down in spots.
The join,-worm is also working in some
fields.
Those farmers are indeed fortunate who
have an early harvest. Wheat cutting has
already commenced, and all who are pre-
pared to harvest the early part of the week
may be able 10 secure bountifnl crops. AZ
worms and bugs are unusually plenty this
wear throughout the entire country, and rs
the basis of the opening price for wheat Is
founded on the favorable season and number
of acres Gown, it ia wise to conclude that the
opening price OF grain will no, he the proper
criterion for the market few months hence.
Ii il therefore safe for farmers to hold their
grain for better prices, without there should
he a sudden change for the better at the COM
mencement of the season than quotations
warrant at present.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Proceedings OF the Board Of County
Commissioners, Held jane 81, 1873.
tionrnei SessiOn-OMcial

Board me, pursuant to adjournment
roll caiied-Present, Geiger, Hook. Spencer
and Wilison Absent, Heath, Williams,
Piummer and Cbairman-3.
On rno,ion, Mr.. Geiger occupied the
Chair.
Ga motion of Mr.. Hook, the bids for
grading Jail site we're opened. The follow
ing bidr were opened andread:
Lsurama Brady, 22l cents per cubic yard.
Patrick LArkin. ii cents per cubic yard.
james Shire, Is cents per cubic yard.
r. D4vy-, la cents per cubic yard.
Casy 4 McCrystal, % cents per cubic ard.
A. r. Flanagan, lsi cents per cubic yard.
After the reading OF the bids Mr.. Wilson
spoke against the purchase Of any more
grounds for Jail cites. as the county was
Q iort on for means.
Mr.. Spencer moved that the matter OF
buying more ground be ind- fnitely port
poned. Adopted.
Mr.. WiI-on called for the County Attor-
ney's opinion in reference 10 the title Of the
ground purchased by The county for Jail
site.
The County Attorney stated he had just
received the abstract, AMI had not examined
II, but would examine il and he ready TO re-
port by Tuesday.
Mr.. Wilson then moved that that
the bids OF Patrick LarkiE
be referred 10 the Committee Of Jail
and they meet the County Attorney on
Tuesday, at two o'clock, for his opinion,
and if he finds the title good to award the
contrac. to Patrick Llrkin, he being the
lowest bidder. Adopted.
The Chairman appeared AMI took his seat.
On motion the Chairman Was added to
Jail Committee.
Mr.. Madden. of the firm Of Madden &
Bro, appeared with a sample of English
plate glass, stating 10 The Board that he
wished to change the s,,-- s'' = lid in his
COR the court house tor the sample
before III. Beard
Mr.. Wilson moved that it he the sense Of
his Board that there he no change in the
lass for the court house. Adopted.
On motion the Board adjourned TO the
irst Monday in July, 1873, at 10 O'Clock
/, M. A. T. KELLER,
County Clerk.
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4 SAD ACCIDENT.
One Man Killed and Two Others
Considerably Injured.

The Topeka Commonwealth Contains the
following account o: a very serious accident
which occurred at the rolling mills in North
Topeka Friday afternoon, resulting in the
killing Of one Of the workmen and the Sc
we're injury of two others:
"The unfortunate affair occurred q, three
o'clock y. II. Mr. Coldren, one of the con-
tractors, WA hosting a large timber for the
upper part OF the milis; when the derrick
had lifted ii to height Of about forty feet,
the spokes OF the iron wheel, used for
working the puileys, suddenly gave way
and the heavy timber fell TO the ground.
Three men were on the timber,
and as il started downwards, one
of the men, named Harris Jones, jumped
of, falling distance Of thirty feet, upon a
pile Of rcck-, head and shoulders foremost.
The two other wo.kmen held TO the timber
until within about ten feet of the ground,
when they too Jumped of. but were only
slightly injured.
Mr.. Jones never spoke after his fall. He
WAS conveyed to his house, 1T the corner OF
Topeka avenue and Railroad street. on the
Forth side, and died at 1 o'clock. He has
wife and several children. his wife being Ut
terly Frustrated and almost distracted at the
sad occurrence. She was very low last even
ing, and il was feared she would not live
until morning. Mr.. Jones was a member of
the Baptist church, and was considered one
of the best men on the job.
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HORRIBLE MURDER.
Butchery Of Cattle Men While
Asleep.

The following vivid detail! of most har
rowing and heart freezing brnchery OF several
cattle men while asleep, We get from the
Dallas rexas1 Herald.
On Friday Last most fi.ndish murder &C.
Cured oa Elm Fork, of Trinity River, near
the village % Head of Elm, in Cook county.
One Of tie numerous herds being driven
over the Kansas trail had been corralled for
the night, and after supper those who were
not on duty "A guards, coon rolled them
selves in their blankets. TO get what little
rest a "cow boy" can have
Abou, 10 O'Clock Mexican who was one
of the hands employed, and who was acting
as cook, sieslihiiy procured an axe and COM
menced in cold blood 10 murder the uncon-
scion. sleepers. He succeeded in killing
four, when Just as he was in the act of dis-
patching the fifth one, the sleeper suddenly
awoke, and discovering his danger, gave the
alarm ami he with the remaining ones es-
capped.
One OF the murdered men had his head
compile ely severed from his body, while the
Others were mangled in the most CHASTITY
and unacceptable manner. The Mexican
was not looked upon as being dangerous,
and no cause was given for this fearful deed.
The only object was to secure the money
and stock belonging to the party. which the
fiend vas only prevented from doing BY the
alarm which Was given during the excite
ment of which he precip;taiely fed.
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A. this.se the atmosphere is suIcharged with
the seeds OF in errnittents. remtients, rheumatism
pulmonary disorders, bilious Complaints and the
like. Persons whose nervous systems are relaxed
are the first To succumb to these distempers. Brace
up the ply steal energies then with this potential
vegetable tonic. II is the most powerful recuper-
ant which the botanic kingdom has ever yielded to
patient research and experiment. Try it. The
blindest disciple of the old medical dogmas will At
least admit that a tonic and Alternative, CON-
pounded Of approved herbs, roots and barks can
do no harm, while the testimony Of thousands in
vitcs trial of its virtues, Vsor is the thing most
needed in these cases well IS in dyspepsia and
nervous affections, and Hostettsr's Bitfers 10 the
safest, suresf and most Wholesome strengthening
preparation that human skill has yet conc cted.
eolNv
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NaIArPrE ve:ou-. l; has produced more
cares Of rheumatism, neuralgia, lock,jaw,
palsy, sprains. swellings, caked breast,
scaids, burns. saI.-rhenm, ear-ache, &C., up
on the human frame. and of strsins, spawn,
gals, &c, upon animals, in one year than
have all the other pretended remedies since
the world began 1t ia q counter.iritaht, an
all-healing pain reiiever. Cripples throw
away their cru:ches, the lame walk, poison
GUS bites are rendered harmless and the
wounded arr healed without scar. Ii is no
humbug. Tn" recipe is published around
each bottl. 1t is selling a. no article ever
before sold, and il sells because it does just
what it p,eicnds to do. Those who now
suffer from rheumatism, pain or swelling de-
serve to suffer If they will not use Centaur
Liniment More than 1000 certificates Of
remarkable cures, including frozen limbs,
chronic-rhenma:isn. govt, running tumors.
&C., have been received. We will send
circular containing these certificates, the rec
ipe, &C., gratis, to any one requesting 1t.
One bottle Of the yellow wrapper Centaur
Liniment ia worth one hundred dollars for
spawned or sweenied horses and mules, or
for screv-worm in sheep. Stock owner
this liniment il worthy your attention. No
family should be without Centaur Liniment.
J. B. Rose 4 Co, New York.
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DR.. Hunters Specific and Injection are
warranted t. cure the Gonorthea, elect,
Chordes, Structures, Seminal Weakness, dis
eases of the kidneys. bladder and urinary
orgsns Of ms ,e and females. DR.. Hunters
Specific is the only sure remedy for the Sper-
maiorrhora. nightly emissions and loss Of
power. caused by self abuse or excessive in
diligence. Price of DR.. Hunters Specific 81;
Injection 81 per hottie. Sent every where by
express. All orders must be addressed to
DR.. J. Din-beer, sos North Seventh street,
between Washington avenue and St. Charles,
St. Louis. Mo Cures guaranteed or the
money refunded. ROBERT PARHAM,
june20eot& Agent.
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Dry Goeas.

eTASDARD PsiSTs-Spraeue, fancy. 1Oall; do
purple, 12c; do pink, l2c; Mcrrimacs, lie; Amer
lean fancy. lie; Richmond, lie; do purple, lie
do pink, lie; Pacific lie; London mourning, lie
Amoskeag lee; Gardner, lie; Lodi. lOc; Dunnells
NC; Waumsutta, &c.
STRIPES. American, 1e@14lxc; Whittenden c I4c
do A, 1sc; Uncas-ville, 49l5c.
DExMs-Haymaker. IscSi7z; Otis &C. lie; do
BIB, 2lc; do AKA, 23c.
WA.kkx-CC, lie; do BIB. 2ic; Union, &c.
HEAVY bROwNs-Siark A, I31zc; Eagle heavy,
13e; Indian Head, l3Xc: Sterling, lie; Anchor,
lsc; Bolton, loo; Utica Z, Sc; do loo; Msdtord.
loo; Banner, lie.
FINE BUOwNs -Mohawk, Sc; Indian Orchard,
l2Hc; Pepperell X, l3c; do @, 12c; Hartford, l5c.
BLEHCHED SHxETIS6s-L Onsd lie, Ice; Great
Fallss, lie; James steam mills, lie; Boot K, l0c /;
Bartlett A., l4c.
TICKs-Hamiltou, 25c; Brunswick, 12c; Pitts
field, &c; Cones,oga, lsts27c; p. inceton, 10c.
CHKCKs-No 10 Leavenworth. B. s. 4 T., lie;
No "a do l7xc; No IS do lsc; No 20 do l9lac;
No co do e2c; No. , do BE; No. 10 do &c.
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CogFEE-Rio. common to choice. 22S2'E.c.
SCGAE-Brown, "a Sllc; standard brands, IL:
@I34c; DemaraIa, lIs<@1l11c for choice.
MOLAssEs-9olden syrup, G396sc; sugar houss
moias,es, 46I53c.
RIcE-s9sHc; Carolina 9Ha1Oc.
Dried FRUfTs-Rsisins s. O0a5 Sd; peaches,
unpaaled quarters and halves, Ga73c; blAckberrie.
13915c; curran's, cyclic.
CANNED FRUIrs-Peaches. g I5a2 40 per
dozen; corn, s. jO93 50; tomatoes, &2I.1aS2 10.
sOpA-skd9o.
SOAP-.c; woman's friend,7c.
TOB ACcO-Bllck, 7a50r pcr n (; bright navy, 50
d6)c; natural leaf, 65as5c; smOki &. 2la3 C;
k.llickinick do. IS q &c; Virginia do, 7icSsi 90.
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Several unprincipled persons knowing
the great popularity Of Dr.. PRICES CREAM
Baking POWDER and SPECIAL FLAVOR
INGs, are copying their advertisements and
forms, and stealing as much Of their labels,
formulas, and name as they dare, in order to
EOist upon unwary persons spurious articles.
We caution consumers to look out Tor these
articles, to examine every box and
bottle and see that DR.. Prices name is on
each. and also the name Of the Company as
the only manufactures who warrant their
goods to he perfectly pure. Thompson,
Steele g. Price, Manufacturing Company,
ChicagO and st. Louis. G&w
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A lady Of oar acquaintance recently pur.
chased bottle of Parker's Compound riuid
Extract Buchu She was complaining Of
being being very bilious and feeling perfectly
miserable her skin was M yellow rs gold.
After taking il for few days the change was
astonishing The akin was a. clear and
bright as ever, and she said though she had
taken but half the contents OF the bottle, its
effect. had teen wonderiul-she never looked
or felt better in her life. Parker's Com
pound Fluid Extract Buchu certainly has a
most wonderful power Of cleansing the skin
and making the complexion clear aud
beautiful. For sale by all druggists every
where. div