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New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-23
4 sIan Without Muscles

We copy this from. .re New York Fo+1
A :trodeales in this city aho!ls [Our
year. ago was crupr!ie! to r'iiRqus4h his
profession by q paraiysiI .: his right fore.
finger. The rers" cell fin the s3ina! cob
umnj which had supplied Ia" ;aii.; had Gie6
from CyerWOrk. and the n.uscies ~ thS
finger gradually passed away through ,lSs
use--atrnphied, ,hc doc:0rt call is. YhS
dead cell in the srirai r'arr"w IN -urns ~syu
by contact OF sInp sthy. destroyed its
nrighbor. which controlled 'heaame finger
on shr left hand. Tue aJrophy extended
over both hands. up tho arms, 20 ths chess
shoulders and neck. A. the present tims
there i. not :. muscle III IhuSt' portions of
the mans body. Ih~ arms hang useleSs
and absolutely 6eshles>-!Uere skin and
bone. The intereostal muscles are goneS
and the man can make 10 respiratory mOVeo
mentS requiring their action : :h@ neck iJ
"sopha@us. trachca, aud .p!nal EolumL
clad III skin. and that ia I'll, the prusesSe&
Of the latter standing Gu, 80 plainly as III 81
skeleton. The head, unsupported. hangs
down on the chest, a. II it wer" merely
tied on. BY movement of the lous thao
man can thrOw his head over so that il VIII
fall resting on his should-rs and back. bus
otherwise THAI thus. u"ch.ncal!y. b.. cam
no: control its motion. Wat par 3 .He q ~
ease viii next attack is IL question with she
physicians az Bellevue, where the ease was
shown yesterday. bus the result i. hardly
doubtful! Breathing is duus now wholly
by the diaphragm, and mast cease il ihH.
bs a.IaC:. .led.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-23
aBIIr AID nIAJ0REs.

IN tbe rast presence of the aTFful hosts
or ,Lr ;uHri!nrrabr dead Napoleon 5,aAf,.
sh-irkIpg to -iad amid the s"arml2g ghosts
hose " hose timely death su-le5 bIs hands.
s,,4r+ and shrddering lie j. forced 20 brook
Sad NaxiuilIaI's gaEr. and taltrIug fears
To frame 4u answer tn the gag I iooE
TIA. ask, Of crazed CarlOttas " ldewed .ears-
And Cavaignac. with cold and scorCfJ' eTss
Bids him behold the pale and thre itching tnrorg
v hus., blood the Paris Pav. !I-4ts crimson dA I'd
Vine tn dared .Feah agaiHs. 3ecembeE's
wrong.
But through the sui!-n tirong th 50 .e'y :r.ai
CONES Manin's sladr, AID reucifUily lays
.Hs hanG upon the bowed imperial head
And calmly crowns It with the nero's bays.
And cries. Your wrongs are great. ys arc ..s
forS
ADi ply ,ist!v from vnu- heart is driven
Yet tins Ia ne to whom Itsl a owes
."r .ie. YAK Ler sake .et hlIn - :orgi IN
,GsiIt..
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-23
4 Maine Judge Prove, EQUAL rg tLe
Gee, sion.


~ one ut the IuGi.iai t.I.uu.I-, in fDis
t"'f.'i' h"' i'.n 'ln''. - ".s. al. some. i'm
po;tdn"' w"- be.'" ii'..,.. bat il had ben
u:"t!aci"d "ry"na al, ,..sn,.. sc,. ,n. i,,4..
al with -s', ":r-.'!, i.:-:t!, cp;,tar:,',.v
w" fi"i :" si'4El,:. -" :.t.y SET WI, wa,
"'&i'!S 'u'' ci..n >:HS cor ...I.i., c.t:,Yl
oE th' c.i 2H".s. .!c''. AMI is,.lr.. r.aci!.,! "a
'''' '"','"i..snt i,..n. !, ~ arsun.yrt.
'''"''h !'!' '":"" Il h'.i ..;, ..'.,! -.:f e
"'>',, I" '.'i t"ur .'t",.: u. NAY y ~. .,-..
Your honor. 10 "n ilH.":t"". ,.l:r. .r ;ha
c'-". heavy hr.:.it,a.. :. in:.,,.,us
.h"re. was th. "Ui. ,...l'c!,.l ,.a,,or>c She
lawyer hppro"c'.in. rr.,ir. -. c.Urs. and
T""'hS ms '"Ic" L. an '.crupl...nr KEY.
itpe"Iod lis r"ma,k: May il pe,r,.. :hn
Court "'afc 20 cal sou: honor. att.n.
,lon ~ aD important poiu: IN ,his ..ae."
ihe Judge snu ed himself. iuhhed h.s ewes.
ana orfese he had Them "pen. c.ird .,u;
,, "!ie. "lic. lSn': II m"a. b!"ah:,.-t ii a 90
The judge speedily aw"Isc T.. ,h. r,1Ii,v.
apoi"glscd, and said ho ~a> apt TO h.. ABB
stFacted when engaged in deep thought,
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-23
THE WIDOWS son.

IN, .
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-. -, IL, 'rharn ,,,aS ,gn,Id -,
10, l's't ~ =, 'rot iI - 49, :" ,,,,t ~ w.,
60 '-i ,r,Co5 L,. - ,li
- '"' vas "''''" - VA -
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10. 10 ~" Nv , g' Nv "a Ir;4,,a ,' 80
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,,ina. 'I,"ir, md ,ailcs--Jrifrod ,,,e .ho
80 10 -
uunpi" tnn. '.!"t m@' FaT|n :"
,ii ,,,
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o.Wn+L.r Vii No thine, +o ,o,, ~ &.
Y.a, b." ,,rnr,,s'. ,,,,, ~
IN. rr hogntit,I onorob ., ,o
1,naa,.l u.nrv I,ocL,e smiled hecausa as
S..nni. .I,,'r. c,ne tcars to lie 1n,,ther'.
~, lad tb.,t ,nnrr;r,, hao,, ,,,or,,;,ad
.rl",, !. -, Ltti, cn,,,,t,.,- Sforo IA ,n;las
-. ~. ,.,I, -I., IL,
i;,onI !, ,.a. hr, sn,aII ,,ittonr.. b,t =,
80 ,,h,r haJ ar",,.r 80 f.sil. ,bat
10 '..a,,,b .,rn ,,otbi,7,r. cnuII .r,rr,.i, In
a. T.tl, .,,.t nrI.r ,,,.I ,.,lrasa .ail,J ~
a. harl,.,...
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Nv. .Ij :, ,roo ...,,;r
S,a;rs. - ,,,,nnards apt ,b,.,,, ,h",',;,,,
:.s Win j., .,i.n over ,he tjr,I. wind,us'
.Lon+;n,. .,n, 'rJ n,akin,, .i,n....,- ,,,,,s;,,
So 10 ..i,..v. onto ..nnfJert U.,rr
worlI M. ventura an, in ,br .,nrn, ,.1i
Ler .:,iT. ~ Lar Laart k;rGrol ,tt, .hn
holr ,,,,i. a,,d ruttj.r ON, hsr Ii,,,.. ,,h.
wen. IN ,.,,,.,
Sh.. .,., no, how LOW, .h, h,.; .,sr,
Shen :, t., ,wukcr,L Lcr Tn. .ve..,
,n,c' - trr ,,a, c.,;,. ..u,,,,I'.
motb.r. !, ;;rst sin, tnourL; il nas ,
,ircnw, IN: listening ;utentIy ST., l.,rd
bIcuri.r. ..b I'm. vail of the wind ,h,.
cry. ami :. sound AGAINST the laf,I, or..t.J
her. Instantly Using. che rronrI frr s
liDb, ,ptastenpd the door. and haboIdI
there s,,.G Henry a nitous ,inh, n1a.i
Et.r,N, covered win nire from h.,d tn
foot II. fac. was Wet hut rho honcst
hor,r.,. i.,, = ~ !; ht '"'
NV hn. b.w could Won come ON .n.h ,
pipht'" ,,rlaimed the widow.
:Whv. mother. th. Storm couIS no, toe,
ma from, von was hia beartv resnonsa
s'Ive II AZ ,ha oraotast tima ycp .yar I;I
sce--Ios, my w8v-.pot into a crne' ard !,
,uust hr u,,,nioht. hnt mpant IN r.mr tar
: ,,o,. n , triHe oycr .rirI,t ant 7
Inv Losr ,rucb yon naodea i ''''"
INV lar hoy-f snrano from tbe motbo,,.
Pnll heart. v;tI a fear or two .h,,, tricEiad
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-23

Papist may offer his prayers TO the Virgin
Mary. but he shall rot have his inquisiti0n
The Mormon may erect bl5 tabernacle and
read therein his book of Mormon, but he
shall not have his many wives.
Il is che province Of constitutions and
laws 10 restrain the mass for the benefit Of
the individual, and the individual for the
benefit of the mass. There must he some
restraint 10 individual impulses, and rpi,
pious impulses arc no exception to the
rule.
In India, a mother throws her child to the
crocodies of the Ganges. That is not uur.
der: it lacks all the essential attribute OF
murder 1t is devotion; it il authorized bF
the Shaster, her Bible. But such an act OF
devotion could not Go tolerated III this couD.
try.
The State has the right TO prohibit poly
gamv. because ii is 3 violation OF natural
and revealed !aw--hecause i; - the iogrss.
dttiOn ot woman--1CcaEs- no civilized
country can al I'd ~ sn.Ier Ia. exi.t.ncs
Of d SYSTEM which dr-TAdes woman fgVm
her high natural position.
Utah is - Territory. sutj5ct TO 'he cTsItia
sivr jurisdiction nf CungIcs.. @hiob has 10
authority and power ,v abolish poiygainS
;s it abolished slavery. .he people dc
niani that Congress SHOULD &c; the pcol'lo
demand that this ni.yli euo.HIty usILSs and
e.rail be put down.
BeyOnd the Missouri there i. as, empire
almost without iuhabitauts-s l,eg0, COO, 0OJ
acres OF land. with no. mere than 3O0,UN
white inhabitants One-fit,l. Ot the whul0
number are Mormon po's ssan;ists. a hum
drrd thousand polygamiscs i'll one of QUE
riches. Territories, giving tone and -harae'
ter 30 the social life of :h.. 40 goo. 900 people
who may yet settle IN thai ,.st secIIoH Ss
our national domain.
In the naln- OF e Christian people. o!
better civilization, Of the future ot ore
country. protest again.t tbs soai!UHaseS
OF the !nlqr.ity another year.
Nay. more, protest in she name OK SO.
,nan. Gods first. be.. gil: 10 nans
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-23
!MPLORA PAC L..
o.. aNTAIiD Tt,inis.

Tf.r c,"ttis Ma: STOOD from yuld r'aS
Dice. ." their burdens. and are nee.
:h. t:r-aIu- that take t I'm hasten by.
10 tiud Ich,f IA lake ana Sr9
;l,. ,etI,i-.t wind in Yalrs aisr
Sleeps piiiOwcd on 1T. rG4ard "n:.:
Sad eUn.. through many n stOTmr oa'.
Seas into silence on the strings.
1ui ip.- o'.rrOmcs his young unrest.
and tirs; amhllIou's tli9ht Is O'cr;
Aud doubt il craUltd on the breast
GG !eI.e.t faith. AID speahs no more.
oar dreams and passions cease 20 dGre.
And hnnriy patience learns her par
Te stiil some keen, pursuing care
FJrb!G, content to brain and heart.
'Ghn git; unreaciei, jeyord the hand:
The fault IN all OF beauty Won.
the IN, dew ot the harvest land.
The spots upon tho ristn sun!
ana s;ill some cheaper service claims
The WI that leaps to loft ser cal:
Some rlrud is east On srleud Il aims.
On power achieved some common thrAu.
70 suOjl carh bpctoning victory.
thousand pgmy la. ds are thrust:
Aud, round each height attained. We Sc
Our tthtr dim with lower aust.
All. could we breathe some peaceful air.
sud al save purpose there forget.
Till eager courage learn to hear
The .aGhS sting, the !ebble's fret
let higher goal and harsher wav.
TO lest our yirtue, then CCmbluCe
IT'S not tor idle ease we pray.
But freedom for our task divine.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-23
Reduction o; thu Postage cn Letters and
Newspapers.

On" of She features ": tie hill ~ a,: end
tn" postal laws. 'pn-ted {" ihc Hone. by
i .'ras"o'th. - th'' reduction. .. Il" :ustag..
or letters 'iorn tire 20 :Hu cents, ..i!ch
wa agreed - b. !be Ho..se vl..! ittl.. or
no ohle"'.ou Mr. Ein. II. Roberts. .: New
York, carried ar .t.n"ndnrl.t reducing ;hs
postage On ''1iiy nc"sr.I'"r. len 5 20 t,
rIXiy cents "a scar. Mv. Fa..-,. ~.
posed this. but air. .toh IT. argued! that II
FarH-r"ItH va. r,.h. ~ ciuimin. that q
r.d"ci!'n ~ p sta. on Letters would utoyo
"l "iH.hth%" I" IL" 'a""nu", st;li more.
w"uid - reduction - rate. Ga daily news.
papers incE"as'; the rovruu-. MIR k.rqrtS
liGhliy c"ni"Ed"d ths' Al ;r.E"n: tine. priJe
i,"xorh'tani. Gu" per postage AID more.
?r","p'n,ST and 'iiir. 'n"y II. tt.r service. ha
""iG. W.! @iNr the =. r.y ilru; II! 'hc 1aiii"s
70 me Mat!s. ~n..e L.w ui!!.., Il. ,;r mora
OF them "':r carrie. b.. c1 ". 1r u;!yaL.,
enterprise. tir. H.: v:a impressed tia
House with the goo! SEN" OF hi. argu.
in.n'. and carried lis aIl.nt.a!.a; by n
large cyOritS.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-23

Monthly ady.itia"uIrnts, inserttd "'t'y "th r
LAg 10 b. charged iwo-'!ircs of the ab"N" 'at"s'
Second ;.a@. monthly advertisements. ta'"
sTuar-. :, % =" mouth.
rTaEai,,.. .d,..fs. IncDf', taV' Z III" run OF 'ue
rlaprr :r.. j.-''Ioi = 80 pr squ"Ir. e'ch sNPs"
,7r;put !'..,,'.sl. ,,.v.ii, i've Is PEI SGhart
Eeccnn -. transient ads' .tis"m'his. 'aGh III
sertiUI. j.. - pr square
Advr,if.-.'..;. Inserted ~ intervals 10 De-
charge. ~. y zach insertion. IN,
Regular ..lv.,r'istIs VIII" advertise laf@"IN VII
ne allow. :. .'.rh discount frt M a'-oye nanei IN
,1eut rGl.. " /. may bc agItsd upon; fInNld'u t.idt
IN no cas. .h.H .uCA dI5counI eacctd '"t''! "'"
per cent. .,,,. g., 20
All ., sims. notices OF advoTtisen'thf' 20 9e
charged :,y, al , cents per line eaCi! INSERTION.
THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN,
,, ,ubIish....r. Saturia. ,norni' :, hld contains
IN. new. ..y tel lrapt misccIant"u, ieaulhg' edi'
.n.ials ,ocai lrattclE .f general pHplc interest
mr..! .d monetary !. ports, and every thlng
cba, anpca,s in the Daily, except such Items 40 are
sTJittl1,' or 100 pllbiic moment. The WEEKLY RE
pITELIC AN 5. IN excellent family paper, valuable
r. we'll TOR instruction and Amusement Id iAf0Ena-
.Lan 90 sh- cugrcut topics Of the dayo
Terms Of Subscription.
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New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-23
StGkCs.
A New York special Of tbs seventeenth

to the st. Louis EepHb!!"dn says:
The question IS everywhere asked. "Ir
what "ay is Judge Davis decision in the
Stokes c..s" I" operate as nar 10 It's Gnai
adJndlcatlon " The c'so now goes !, :ha
general term or fail bench cf the Supreme
Court. where it is passed in review. upon
the hiIl OF exceptions. SHOULD the ruling %,
The judge III The lower court b.. .ust.ineL.
The counsel t0g IL" prisoner hav. The right,
anr IT ."ucsc viii tax" advantage uf II, 10
carry 'he case no 70 the Court OF Appeals,
the decision 81 which j. tnal The general
term ;"',ts in .his ely ~ Match, bat ,hc
argument may. 'hroagh ,a..ous 't-Hi re
sorts en- ;rarf o. drtru-e. te a-ay.. for
some tiT". BY som. good LIt-es it il as
serted 'h..t stCk". l. sat: =. TO years
longer =" wli. ue uIlb,,.. "a :. ie 4. days
to lie cr.,I"rt. a.. his "Yl. c"''.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-23
Terms Of Subscription.
- yr.r. -; SIX months. ~ -.
Advertisements.

Transient HGvrr'isements SANE :@rhs % III the
.sRily. Monthly advertise .ncH.s inserted 10! one
s0urth "i -. daily rates.
Es clubs OF iv" more.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-23

=" : =: ~ uNu...u- citizen a.; ia shall
c"Hn'". t.aa. ..c,u'!v ra:'e,.d hg- wiie
win f!l'ri t,.r ..rcN -l.t # =. IA :. Il
p"rH..- lhuI-.t .h.'. - he tad i2l| her
hlS N - 'tsL!rl ..ay !. .-l~ rCi - r,tha.
81" = al. l.: :.a4e to .urni.u L!la villa
auo'he!.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-23
4 .fajIropS Sfn-ation.
This il ID :.'"cia! to tho st. Louis Demo

This is ID :."cia! to tho st. Louis Demo-
crdt:
N,w TtEK. February 1.-The sensation
in railway circles toni ,ht is the report Of a
movement Of VANDERBILT 10 sccuT" the con-
tro. o! ta- Bo.L"n. II Hartford and Erie rail-
way. Vanderbilt holds nearly 31.00c.0C0
wort. of hc:.ds of the road witch fal! due
ia .hout one month. ana tn" DAD will prob-
:,h:y Zee sold out under toTeclO5ur OF mort
sso" Nun.aTb!ltS :. hcne IL 20 obtain the
voa.. rnC'.. 'i.sr bonds, rcnovo the present
preside. fr.ierJ"k \. Lane. and pa! Will
li.iu l.. ..ndc"bilt ia his place. iLc ErIe
contrary will anLeavHr L" obtain u decree
o: t.lt, courts 1, declare th" Va. .ltr't.
boa, "u: and void IN ac""unt of VIOLATION.
., t! contract by which IL" ..Ii .;uaTs',
t.,.,, -. = p.7ment. II - "l'. .,'.''.in ghl>
.!......, i, i.-i..Tl'' tteH '&'.c -slor
-. .uc g"Yh. Vanderbilt .c' 'c. /. = CHECK
,n..,r = e Ere .,'.a gt:.in. "n Quiet I"
Nv - ID "nu ."'DI Ie:'T@ 18th n. '''n-
VA ~ .li,,.Y cause. The /, r t.. ,"ii1. u.~}!
..s,,. ii,L y l.:.." a:....-: N.ct"r:n.
-.,.a. ~. ae., 90 :. "3Vyr. .':t4In. . i.pll
r. a. =. - rnsa.IU ...r". -.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-23

k'n'""kN .'ut,nIp atc- "ILhira~lig it,
State capital l.om Frankfort and IL 4.cst-
ins Il IL LolaaI!II..
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-23

.;'.-'~ correspondent: >: =. .'"" "!
....... -..:. ;A,y. -" -: =. -. -
i{......r.. r.a, :AAl,-,,! :,....:' Sc! ...e.c
81. :.-t',.."e 80 &. p.'' o. 70: -. -:
:,a.:.... = . received {, "a .tr.~,,. i'.S
,i... ,!,i, -. r"C1N.:''' rc. -. 80, cd
.,:..i. 10 va. a "a: ',.,.al.a..
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-23

american enterprise has invaded tho
Classic Rhine IN III" shape Of q ..s.iu. cir
GUS an 'htrrpii-Ius c,inp.;Ii,t, tindms
our Tree. native soil ny.rstuckrd vii. cir.
cuses. b"t"oh aim-.ll. with HI, horses.
riders. acr"ba'a, clowa-. a.u,-r, and can.
vas. to Ge'hauy. T..re h. .,uilr n luDp
,, r%lt' ana on IL pitched his am.h,th.a,r.0
Inc "H'hhH-n'i."nt ~ t,fn.d hy :. steam tu.
""d anchored III front ": I. 1 go, and t.,UnS
'Idt PROMISE :! .at ing .u.in.sS T.. max.
'"ha4" bestowed upon rns nlarInc Lit,,,,,.
Hr,"HIt' winch :! 10" Ne, L. a., w..S ON iGa
Ehine. Is -atd 20 /" generous, ana tr,
ehteHd AM. 'ull manager u ;,liur,
'une "a' ~! 'hn -r'u'orrs .!:t. ~f hi4 ,i!,ya
under the Fhai0wB OF i.G,.nbri.:.t,,-. ANA
% tn' DFaGh''iri". 10 'rt""s change. Wa.,.
ouc' fod" tn" -'-.i."ill t.rail,. ,.,4.,i.s
"Ith sw"r'! and lance To-, I,.-,,..I,,.. -:
''hers' '"" ride IL. .li!c ...r.n. o..,,,i...
@stth.Iin@ lnnbs q. IN. ;..;c .f .nu ,,G,,,.'
n''h9 l|E a'u!fS, "hl!ortu ~ v,I." I..r.
- ho'"iHs, In" %and.aH !..n..!>.a ....o.
pTseo
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-23

Cn'.::...s. G-org!:. Las "~.i. r.no.. the
Val :".. hu1..',, Li.e 49, U&"., riv. g..'
;o: :.'.,. =. :.l':5ug mills. iron 81. RI.
!9aG =. i, .r.- =-?p1 aud pl!T taetgEL...
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-23

s,u,s, :. one Two Three six, one
~ 'u"nth months months months, year.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-03-15

lately aroused. The reorganization
of the farming interests upon the basis
of self-protection by this order is one
of the important facts in our social
order, the results of which can now
scarcely be estimated.
As an evidence of the tide of adj
versity under which our shipping
interests have SO long been laboring,
it is reported that during 1872 the
American tonnage of the port Of San
Francisco was in excess of the foreign
tonnage. The discrepancy in values
transported was still more remarka-
BILE. While foreign bottom imported
goods to the value of So, 1851,
American bottom brought in $685.
957 1888. The grain export employed
1O6 American vessels with a tonnage
of 124, 633, and 142 foreign crafts with
a tonnage of 1Ol ,44O.
ALERT.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-03-15

} Il II s ON A L. CO..
the celebrated clOthiers, announce the
introduction of n plan, Of ordering cloth
ing by letter, to which they call your
special attention. They viii, on appli-
cation, send you their improved and &C.
curate rules for Self-Measurement, Illus
trated circular and Price list, with a full
line OF samples from their immense stock
OF Cloths, Cassimeres, &C., &c, thus en-
abling parties in any part Of the country
to order clothing direct from their house.
with the certainty Of receiving garments
OF the very latest style and most perfect
fit attainable.
Goods ordered will be sent by express
to be paid for on delivery, with the un.
derstahding that if not satisfactory they
can be returned at Ticknor's exDense.
As is well known throughout the South
and West. they have for II wears FIX.
CELLED in all departments of their
business, which is q guarantee as to the
character Of the goods they will send
out. A1A
Your orders are solicited, and when in
st. Louis you are invited to call at the
extensive establishment Of Ticknor e.
Co., manufacturers and retailers Of men
and boys Clothing and Furnishing goods
gu and 603 North Fourth Street, ST
Louis: Mo. Boys clothing speciality.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-03-15

Gov. Kellogg has promulgated an
executive order i'll which he notifies
all persons who are holding two or
more positions of honor or trust under
the State Government in contraven-
ture of the constitution Of the State.
that unless. they resi- gn all save one of
those positions within thirty days from
the 9Th day Of March, he will declare
them all vacant aud proceed to fill
them in accordance with law. This
step cvincesa determination, on the
part Of Gov. Kellogg to see that the
laws of the State are faithfully OBJ
served and executed, and in this he
will receive the support Of all good
citizens. Dual office holding is an
evil which we have too long suffered
under, and we rejoice that it is now
q thing Of the past. When q man
holds but one Office he will better full
fill its duties and tile result will be
one full of benefit to the people.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-03-15

Tho Democratic Journals of the
State, headed by the N. o. Picaynne,
IRE strenuously endeavoring to create
the belief among their readers that
the late McEnery riot in New Orleans
was suppressed by the interference of
U. s. troops, when it is notorious that
such was not the case. Not only are
our Democratic journalistic brethren
tending to injure the publicmorals by
propagating falsel,ood, but they are
showing decided unfairness to the
gallant Metropolitan Militia, who had
the rioters thrasllel and subducd before
Il q. S. soldier was to be seen upon tho
streets.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-03-15
FonllAir and Heart Disease.

To keep the body in perfect health l,,s
it must be duly Oxygenated. mere
must be free and ample -1ntercnaness
between the blood in the lungs ana
the air entering the pulmonary ceiis.
The 1;fe-stream must be purified ~
;ts elimination Of carbonic acid ]; It
must he yivified by the absorption OF
nxvren. The fulfillment of these con-
ditions demands a full, free and con
slant admission of pure air into the
lungs. This full, free and constant
admission of pure air car. not be OBJ
tanned in badly ventilated houses,
crowded buildings, school-houses (as
at present constructed, theatres, man
ufactories, pits, underground rail-
ways, and the like.
When the body has reached tie age
when natural decay or degeneration
has begun, the absence of pure air
hastens and increases degeneratlve
tendency. Where the heart ,is more
prone than other organs to disease,
the want Of pure air falls with powerful
effect upon the tissues Of the right
heart. Their nutrition is defective by
reason Of the impurity Of the blood
with which they are fed, their vital
force is lowered, their muscular fibre
loses its tenacity, degeneration and
debility take the place of active nutri-
ton and power. If, in this condition,
any stress is thrown upon the heart,
by hurried walking, by lifting, climb
ing, violent defamation, passional
expression, singing, laughing, or BY
any unusual exercise of the voice, the
tricuspid valve gives way, it hence
forth fails to close it's aperture, and
the results Of a back flooding Of blood
upon the venous system of the body
begin to follow. If none of these ex--
citing causes occur, the continued
breathing Of impure air is followed by
constantly progressing degeneration
of the tissues of the valves and mus
cular structure of the right heart; they
become soft and feeble; their atoms
shrink; the segments Of the tricuspid
are at length unable to meet their
attempt to close their aperture;
small c1link Or slit is left between
them; through this the blood finds it's
way into the auricle above at every
of the heart; and soon
is followed by the second
airy consequences produced in the gen.
eral system, congestion of the liver,
stomach, spleen, kidneys, bowels, by
temorlloids, general dropsy, and occa-
celebral mischief. Popular
Science Monthly.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-03-15

NICE FOR THE YouNG Fo1Ks.-The
Bright Side, which was nearly de-
stroyed by the great fire at Chicago,
has so far recovered that it resumes
its weekly issues in 1873. This charm
ing and popular juvenile, beautifully
illustrated and filed with the choicest
from the pens of the best wri-
tiers, IS furnished at the low price of
Sl.6o per year, and every subscriber
receives beautiful chrome, the Gala
Lilies. 1t is just such a paper as every
parent and teacher can safely recon-
mend to his children or pupils. Edited
by c. G. G. Paine, A. NJ. and published
by the Bright Side Co., Chicago.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-03-15

Mr.. s. B. Packard has been renom-
mated Q. $. Marshal for Louisiana by
the President and the Senate has
confirmed the nomination. Col. Jas.
+. Casey has been renominated Col
lectOr Of Customs for New Orleans.
). N. G. Parker, Esl. has been Sc
lected to fill the vacancy in the Office
Of Surveyor General caused bv the
resignation Of State Senator j. II.
lDgrafiam.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-03-15

The Kellogg legislative warrants,
nre worth 7Oand 70 cents on the dollar.
A couple of months since some lead
Ing brokers telegraphed to Gov. War
moth in Washington that kellogg
warrants could not be sold for five
cents on the dollar, and at the same
time these brokers were buying up all
they could get their hands upon. Such
is speculation
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-03-15

The tax resisting movement bids
fair to be failure. The Collectors in
the city Of New Orleans are doing a
lively business. All the more sensi-
BILE business men have accepted the
situation and refuse to. join in any
such last ditch movement as resisting
the collection of taxes by the State
Government.