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Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-11-20
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Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-11-20

fo9ten. Nod fiinfuno3tpdasieidbrise
Nbwe1enbeit mar er suriid9efontmen, feline
gltern unb Die @eliebte Ieiner Sugeno
l9liefen ldne1t inter bem 9riinen &oIen,
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in, alter Sreue unb Qiebe entge9er. 4....
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-31
The Regatta at Biloxi.

The people who are fortunate enough 50
be present at Biloxi; at the regatta on Mon
day are going TO enjoy themselves 10 the
top Of their bent. Every one connected
with the race has entered into the sport
with determination 10 max: ;ta good one.
Tn. following is lis: Of IL. entries 40 :as
as known:
First c!as.-Protcs. Char!e. =. Howard !:
Eimnas. Harry Rancae: Meteor. Z. Brew.
stec.
Second c.ass--Eestiess. 2. Klopmss !;
Herm;one. ---: Xyphias. Charles 7.
Howard.
Third class - Jennie. Charles Harris:
Annie. Charles 7. Howard: Adelia, Charles
Wolkart: Emma. Alfred UIlman: Cayuga.
NJ. Kennedy.
Fourth Class - John Manoner. Carl
Spieler; Katie, Charles Waterman; Name
less, w. B. Haywood: Eliza. Louis Hall:
Spray, Charles Keep.
Many OF our citizens leave to-day for
Biloxi, but larger number will take ad.
vantage of the courtesies of the railroad
company and go out on the special train
which leaves this city at nine o'clock, and
leaves Biloxi, returning, at seven o'clock in
the evening. The fare for the round trip
by this train has been 6xed at %.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-31
Toe Aiissiag War department Eccncsesis.

/. was charged soiss weeks ago .ha. q
NUN Der OF important documents relating to
TIE late wa: could 10: be sounL .I the Wa:
Department. In one instance spec!ic
papers were mentioned The Secretary.
Gete.miAeI 20 tes: shs truth u this general
assertion. accordingly began an iHyestiga-
ton in the case mentioned. Nothing could
be found to show that che papers were mis-
laid II the Department. The SECRETARY
singled ou. various important cases familiar
to himself. and others familiar to officers Q!
the army. and directed that the papers be
Sros;ueeI. IL every instance they we're
found il complete order. Determined.
however. :bat nothing should bs left un-
done 20 arrive a; tn. truth IN the mat.
ter. ,ne services OF several old and ex.
perieuced officer. were broughs into re1ui-
sition. and they. too, failed TO find any
papers lost. Documents written in cipher
were translated. and every care taken TO
ascertain If papers had been removed. All
were found in their prope. places. The
Secretary has Just received the report of
the officers who aided him III the search. all
of whom report that they can find nothing
missing, and the search is now at an end.
Secretary Belknap himself, after rigid ex.
animation, has failed to discover that any
records of the department are missing with
the exception of those in tho Buell. court
martial case. He, however, invites any
one who can name any particular papers
which they believe to ba missing to report
the same 10 him. As it is a matter of i'm
possibility to examine every paper in the
department he hopes the parties who charge
that papers are missing will specify tne
documents to him and further search will
be Wale.-New York Times.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-31
CRIME.
ACsraeS Bond N,siadls,s

Iof&e& BonQ SVIedaeA
REV YORK. August 30.-A bold ana sneefe
ly successful attempe ut swndlng be
means Of . forged bond was made in Wah
street to-day. A Mr.. Williamson, who waa
introduced to Mr.. Holbrook. of the firm Of
John W. Eddy IL Co, by sn acquaintance
OF HolbrOok, stated that he wanted to ber-
row S2o, 900 for sixty days. and offered np
security thirty $1,000 New Sork Central reisy
road seven per cent bonds of 1876.
ROlbrOOk took one of them and succeeded
III placing . loan elsewhere, and on his re-
turn, not finding Williamson, he Thoughts
all was not right, and caused an examine
ton Of the remaining bonds, when he diso
covered they were fOrgeries. The case was
Immediately out into the hands of detect-
ives, but thus Tar Williamson has not beoE
arrested.
A0lsl kobberye
PHILADELPHIA, August 3O.-A clerk i'm
the office OF an agency of a Rev York in
surance company was knocked senseless
while changing q fifty dollar bill for a
stranger, who made off with seventy dollars
Arrest SS 1rittsn. the Mate sph& Shes
MayfeIs.
MEMpH,s, August 3O-Jehn Sritton, the
mate Of the steamer Great Republic, whu
shot deck hand at New Orleans a few
days since, was arrested here on the arrival
of the boat this afternoon, ON a warrant
sworn out By cOlOred deck hand who wit
messed the shooting. Britton gave bonds
iu the sum of $4,000, and will return to New
Orleans tomorrow and surrender himself to-
the authorities.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-31
Tns EegnttN TOsMOrrOyv nt TaryOlftOn

Tce'iminaries have been satisfactorily
arranged anon. the interested parties. ana
the distance has been marked sy profes-
sion al surveyor. Nothing aow remains 80
bs Done bu: for the race te take place. and
for al our stizens to attend Tire "Eow"
will commence at five O'Clock in TIE eve
nias, and those who wish 70 witn.ss ic
nus. 30 before shac tims 80 obtain curb,
stone seats % the ivee. several steam
.oats Wi! 60 UP from the head .s Canal
.tr.e-, :iy.n. .he public hne opportunity
to v..v Tie s;sht from advan:s :eou. :: o.a..
!: .xre.te.. that sne-hsls our ci::sea. will
v:... C.s:o!!toa aor the expce- - ;.u:pos. Of
sc.i:. :l:s :".. as yet .:is.s see:s. - :s
ii..:- ca".c. AsOa. ,n.n who are ;sc.iae3 10
wage. money or the result. g. the merits Of
III. several crews axe geRersiiy HnsEowa.
One Yarn. is certain The coates: VII: b.
co. .cce. n the taises: nlanAe!.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-31
The Galveston Quarantine.

Tie action 9: Or. peete. health officer At
Galveston. in ordering = quarantine against
vessels from New Orleans, meets With great
ds:ayos among n. merchant. cs tia: city.
w!.ea IS clearly expressed by the hewspa.
pe:s. Y.e Co.~Us.,fi u Of tie sweLty eighth
SAYS:
We a:e -nasie 70 Judge ~ t. the wisdom
.: shis action. III establishing quarantine
here a. this time. but believe that Or. Peete
thinks he is acting tor she good o.. TIE city.
We trus:. however. cha. he may get such
information from New Orleans. between
now and Sunday evening, as vii! induce
him - change his views as to the necessity
OF quarantine at this time.
IKE .Es~s Of the :wentv-alnth gives 10
some erosurasement that the action Of :Le
health officer may be reconsidered:
To enable vessels already loaded viii,
goods for Galveston tG discharge their ear.
goes. Dr.. Peete has granted an extension OF
s,. :Ime az which quarantine against New
Orleans is 70 be enforced sill Monday aext
a. noon.
The dispatch FROM D.: White. presiden.
Of TIE New Orleans Board OF Health. 10 so
favorable that, j: confirmed 1y other in.
formation. i. j. rot probable that the aua.-
a.tine vii; be carried into effect at all. Our
sseei.ea: sealth ply sieias will. in al! eases.
&C: ad:isedly. and will :e Very certain to
be -! the safe side.
Two steamers were loaded with me.chdn-
disc ;or this city at Brashea: City yester.
day. and heavy cons! gui.eats -: goods
were stil! arriving.
The fact il. there is no need !or alarm
anon. ou. Texas ncighbors cn account of
the health Of our city. The number Of
deaths last week-the las: .epNt made
was. from al! diseases. Us. sgafns: !!.i in
the corresponding time Of last year and l3s
the year before. Tle city is unusually free
from tina: class OF disease. which are fatal
in their character. and the streets OK our
city are not ia a bad sanitary condition, as
the .':e,.s alleges. The complain. !. tAa.
our streets ave no: IN good ;eps!:. Not that
che ssn::A:; officer. a." a..:.st:a. shei.
duty.
LA:EE.-!n:o.Ma.:ss j. IA: by c:s:-.;i
;as. Us. peete. satisfied ,'.s: not
.":.o:eG: grounds existed for his so:mes
action. aas suspended the operation, OF his
quarantine order until she eight, instant
We 81. glad Or. Pee.e ma. taken this
course. and hope this vii. 6e III 4, las. we
shat. hea. aoou: quarantine. unless some
COED reason should arise for enforcing i. o:
wa;c:s :heve is at present. 70 probability.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-31
NEW ORLEANS. RED RIfEls
3.a%uINp
MEDICAL.
DJREAC OF AlONADJC MEDICINE,

bUREAU OF NlONADIC MEDICINE.
ID surgery ana Midwifery, No. 1863 Bienville. cor
S~sr of Rampals street, near Canol street.
Medical Department-Cures Palsy, Fevers, Frye
kipelas, kpilepsys Insanity. Dropsy rheumatism.
end in few days all painful affections and inflam'
nations of the Brain. Spinal Cord and Nerves,
Throat, Lungs. Heart, Aiver, Stomach. Bowels
Bladder, Kidneys, Bones, Joints, etc. Ten dollars
week for the treatment and cure of any disease.
Surgical Department. Reduces Fractures, Tu
fn0rs and DsiOcations; speedily cures lmpotentia
and Sterty, Scrofua, all Urethral and Seminal
Discharges, venereal, Scr0tal and Skin Diseases.
Srequen1 or difficult Urinatiors; preserves limbs
from amputatlon and the Bladder from Lthotomy
BY dissoiving stones, ETC. and cUSes Ulcers. Can.
gers or Structures without pain.
Midwifery Observation-Disclosures cures all dis.
Gases of She womb and ovarieS all unusual dis
Charges, uleeIatIOns or irritatiOns and when the
Naenses are painful or Obstyucted from any caase
whatever. The eause js yemoved and health Be-
1tored in few days
Letters addressed to possofice Sos I'LL, New Or
leans Louisiana, viii Sessiys attention. Office
Aours for ladies % /. NJ to II NJ, and TO J. n.
Fog ScstIeUsa from TO s p M.
IANCELOT u. EVERITT.
SGynr yteS Doctor of Medicine and Philosophy.
.s:embef Es.s' Of f.s Eey AZ Cole ge Of Surgeons
Vai Ct the HUncsg.s;I Society Of Medicine.
ph.:osofi.s s..f Bellies i~stsrs Of the Cn!rersi
s!ss % Los3sS. S1.aSus:. 81. d;sdssw's and
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-31
RECENT PUBLICATIONS.

DRIVES rRov THE PATH "A Novel New
York: d. Appleton & Co: New Orleans:
James i. Gresham.
Ne have just received hom s!ls publish
srs . vigorous and we'll written novel,
bearing che above title. 1t 10 . story Of
life n tbs West - II osed 20 be. sf wild
adventures at seq and Of zeal experiences
On land during . portion OF the time Of eur
late WAR Coming within the ran.e Of che
possible. . vein u good humoR SUNS through
Out She sarra.ive, which makes IT charm
ing ssmmsr reading book svs Old sr young.
For sale by JAaass 4. Gresham. No. ?:
Camp street.
CUp!D AND P.,cas.-A Neurological Play
IN i've ats with Grand Tableau. BY s.
Howell. ESQ. New Orleans: &. 4. Haley.
Regarding sais dratnAte mpositioa. in
shors preface, which appear, to he erigi-
nal. Mr. Howell informs the reader shat ths
play is arranged fer the stage from the csi-
sbratet Fable OK Apuefeias. though i: is
aot probable il will sversecsive . represeR-
tation. owing 10 the difficulties in the way
OF costumes and scenic effects Also The
speeches. depicsing the !ovs sorrows Of the
gods ace entirely coo long sor the patience
Of an ordinary play-goes. Incidental to the
piece. The PhrysiAn dance is introduced,
as a sort Oh moral ballet Evidently, ~ the
authos tells Us, it is ia tended '.tO bring ea
the stage the yo.mg people of both sexes, ss
participants in . scene chat will have its
effect an bSnishing FROM the Boards those
extrayAgancieN tha4 for ye&s past hASe
been such . scandal upon the stage."
Whether o. not the dance will have this
effect oaa be better determined when the
play is acted. For sale by G. G. Haley. no.
70 Commercial place.
RAvENswooD.-A Romantic Tragedy. BY
+. ). GAnter and George H. Brau ghn.
New Orleans: John w. Madden.
''Rayenswood'' il . dramatic yer sion of
Sir Walter Scott's great novel. 1.-The Bride
Of Lammermoor." aud is dedicated by the
authors TO the Shakespeare Club of this city
Tho tragedy is in i've acts, and is written
in smoothly howin. blank verse. 1t il un-
derstood the piece will be produced at the
Varieties Theatre by the Shakespeare Club
at NO distant day. when our read eys will
have an opportunity Of ;udgiu. 0; its
merits a. an acting play.
ioyAL UNTO DEATH.-Reprinted from
the last london edition. Three volum es in
one. G. w. Carleton Il Co, pub fishers.
New York. The London Ahteu@unl. cne Of
the highest authorities. says Of it I've
confess we have been somewhat puzzled by
this story. We at one .ime though it had
been written by the author Of Guy I.iv.
ins..one,' a: another By 'Ouids,' and az Al.
o:hez By 'Whyts Melville" VIVA. higher
praise could be given TO any novel: Again
il says: Boil down togethes 'Disby
Grand Guy Livingstone and 'CnieV Two
Flags add . h.vorins Of good. moral
Max!us. and you Ave Loyal Unto DEATH"
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-31
NEW YORNs
a Wrecked GreV.

u "feCkeO OG&Vs
SEw SoRK, August 30.-The 1aspd.ch
says five sailors made their appearance in
Petersburg, Virginia, ON Thursday, setting
forth that shey were part of fifteen sur
vivOrs Of the crew OF che steamship Eucy.
which burned % sea. forty-dve miles Oft
Cape Canaveral, ON the fifteenth instant.
Their names are Charles Williams, George
johnson, }. L. Willis. George (isher and
Yhomas Richardson. Two are suffering
from terrible burns, which substantiates
the truth OF the statement.
The brooklyn RostenRces
IL il rumore2 that Samuel Booth, post
master Of Br0Okly1 has resignad. 1t il
said e. G. Talbot, postmaster OF Williams
burg. will probably succeed him.
specie sblpme1ts.
Specie shipments to-day were 4s51. .ose.
Daah ststeneAt.
Tho bank statement shows, ?osns de-
crease 81 .04S 800; specie decrease s., ,049, 900;
legal tenders decrease $SO3, 100; deposits de-
crease Sc, s73o,loo: circulation Increase
Money closed easy at 3 D ); ste.line dull at
8. Goli closed 1T 1853 ll51a; govern
ments dull and steady; statss .,uiet, little
doing.
Arrivea-Calabfla, Benefscsor aad Emily
Il. soudeg. Arrived out-Scotia.
Tayin0 cold faeersst.
The cub treasurer paid out @63, 900 of gold
coin TO- day on account of the September
interest, and $4,000 for called bonds.
Bail Eiaed fO1 R0dmaD.
Justice Delmar, of Brooklyn, to-day fixed
the bail Of Rodman, the defaulting deputy
city treasurer, at ESQ, 900, with two sureties
qualifying in q double amount. If the bond
il not furnished in given time, Rodmsn
will be committed TO the county jail
Judge Daniels, this afternoon, declined
to reduce the bail of Rodman, the Brooklyn
defAul:er.
8Oard Of steam navigation.
The board Of steam navigation will meet
Tuesday next, to elect delegates to the ma
tional board OF steam navigation to meet
in Philadelphia September II, when it ia
stated nearly $500, 900, 900 Of steam property
in the United States will DO represented.
City Treasurer ApxaGue. Of NxosklyH.
City Treasurer Sprague, of Brooklyn, has
been completely prOstrased By the diselosr
ures made OF tho condition Of the finances
of che city, and his Swn efforts 20 secure
The city from losS. He has been confined 60
bed to-day. and his phs sician has positively
proaibitsd all interview with him.
A. lnvitatisa t. Aefun6s
Controller Schroeder, Of Brooklyn, :ias
addressed notet Hugh McLsushlia ex
treasurer Of the fire department. asking
him TO return to the city $1,000 iAteyes: and
save trouble.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-31
ORLEANS, SUNDAY, AUGUST 81 l873.

mined to stand firm and not go to any party.
They have invited tho Democrats TO join
them in the fall campaign The Republican
party proper in the State is supported by
the customhouse and cther federal intlu
ences, and is preparing iS hostile warfare
against all opponents. and especially y against
the "'Havemeye' dynasty. ~ they call IL,
in this city. Although these are some OF
the shapes assumed, thus !a-. by factions
and parties nothiss existing il either of
them is wholly satisfactory to their members.
During the last tive months vast mum
Der Of the population Of ,his city. including
the ~ealthiest Of eur citizens and che hea.
West merchants anI business meR. have
besa absent from th. city. at the see shore.
shs syringe and she Mosntsna and
access She Atlantic seeking pleasure,
information and health. The effect OF The
temporary withdrawal even Of such . COM
ti7asion Of active, authoritative. RespOnsibls
, sity like this, 10 to retsrd somewhat all
important matters and gives 10 the stranger
she idea of 2ullness and q want of &C tivity.
The city HAS manifested sucls an ap-
peA.Snce during the present warm season'
4 change 10 just beginning to take place
During the past week . cold storm has
swept over the Western and Northern
States and driven into the city from the
coast and the mountains NOT only mos: Of
our own citizens but thousand upon thou
sands OF summer tourists from every
State The hote!sO ak Of which
we're c!eansed and beautiied during the
absence Of their guests, are NOW filling up.
The Fifth Avenue Hotel, the up town sx-
change Of New York. and, by the way, the
home os most New Orleans gentleaaen when
ia thi. city, has been thoroughly oyerhauled,
portions secarpeted and .efurnished, thor
oughly repainted and frescoed. and put in
complete condition in every respect for the
most ample accommodation Of its guests.
1t il now full again. It is the most thor
Oughly representative house in New Iork.
The representative men Of the nation, The
Governors and other officers of the States,
disnitaries and diplomats Of all nations con-
centrate here. Yesterday che President of
the United States WAS here TO breakfast and
of for Long Branch. To-day the Attorney
General of the United States appears here
and holds = consultation with United States
District Attorney Bliss about the suits Of
che importers asains: .he government
growing out Of unlawful ''fees,' so called,
demanded of government officials This eve
ming the Secretary of War has his quarters
at the Fifth Avenue. and Assistant Secre
tary Sawyer, OF the Treasury, has been here
several days, making short trips 20 Long
Branch and other places and return. 4
large representation Of Congress is in the
city nearly all time when that body is not
in session. On the whole. che city is re.
suminx its natural appearance. The thea
tres are open and crowded aightly. and
many Of the OLD favorite stars are pevternl-
ing. The operatic people are making grea:
preparaticns tos the fail season. now righ:
beSs. IL.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-31

tain and fourteen of the crew, landed as
f'ourchie, Cape Breton, at ten o'clock Mon
day morning. One boat, with ak men, was
lost alongside of the steamer; and another
boat, with nine men, is missing. but is sup-
posed to be at Louisburg.
At Mendham the schooners Margaret
Ann, Rapid. Stronza, Active and Isabella
Dixon are all believed 20 be totally wrecked,
The brig Oak Point, which left Halifax or
Sunday, fOundered tho sane night. the
crew wers picked up and tak.n 90 gess
NulgrSye.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-31
BY TflEGhAPh.
WAS11IN0TON,


WAsHIkGToN, August 3o.-The Interior
Department is still without advices from
bort Sill Vhe massacrs report 10 generally
discredited.
tSensruf shasanau ypssces dito che tfepset.
General Sherman liscpedits the report Of
the Fsrt Sill massacre.
Ajfe.S0ting 0lN4iOnse
The contract for building litesavinS sta
tions on the coast Of North Cafollna has
beea awarded to James Boyle, Of Eewbern,
North Carolina, IT $500 each. Sea s:s to
b 0.eet ted.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-31
DEAVODY HIGH SCHOOL,
FOR YOUNG LADIES'.
NTH 4 PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT.
80. - Coliseum Place. corner st. Andrew
MRS. K r. SHAW. PRINCIPAL.

fhi. school will be under the supervision OF the
Peabody Board of Trustees, and will open MVEpAaii
September TO- in the rooms of the Peabody NORMAL
Seminary No. 247 st. Charles street, second story.
On the first of October it will be transferred 10 tne
elegant and c0mmodious building, with SPACIOUS
grounds No. % Coliseum place. All the kngnSn
branches, the Classics. French, German, Spanish.
Drawing, Painting and Vocal Music taught BY the
culars containing further particulars can BE- OBJ
tanned at the schoolhouse. and at MI J.: a.
Vreshaus. No. 80 Camp street. auz9 Ut"
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-31

Captain James H. Patterson. OF the
Twenty-ff5h United States Infantry, died
at Fort Davis, Texas, Thursday. He was
attacked on the nineteenth instant by acute
afticulat rheumatism, which eliminated il
his death = above ststea.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-31
BANKS AND BANKING.
EDUCATIONAL.
>sAoo-SS~~S~~sS~os S~oss~e>>ss~so-'s.-ss--~~~~
syARk:S ACADEMY.

ST. 'iARk's .scADE"f'
yl. -st sess:on ofthis Schoo: for Girls VIII. open
In the crs. OF September. temporarily at the resi-
depce of the Principal. csyuey OF General Taylot
As tie number of scholars %:ll. be limited. early
Applic alton is advisable.
Sy;ngata nr Pey Herman G. duncan, snperinteu-
dent corner st. Charles and valencs streets.
mad
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-31
ADJUSTMENTS,
AMuN1MEN 10,
REGATTA............. x REk;ATTA.

10 REGATTA.............. Il EfsATTA.
AT BILOXI.
sJn Monday, September !. 1873.
TIA, i,ase to be sailed under the rules Of the
Crescent City Yacht Club
Tho following purses offered.
62Se-.FTst Class: boats over ~ feet.
Sl5e-Second Glass; boats from 20 to - feet.
Sl00- Third Glass: boats fl ON 1a 10 &c feet.
A13.Fourtl Glass: toa.s unaIes % feet.
Race to starr az u II.
TwoS, mese boats to maze s:asA
Entrance FIees
AL prizes pal! in srsenbseIs
Mobile a..t Sew Ov,eans sachsa are invited TO
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