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The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-05-24

RECEIPTS THAT NEVER The
following receipts we warrant to be
good, and If any of our readers, expert
menting with them fail, we would like
to know
To destroy rats-Catch them, one by
one, and fatten their heads with lemon
squeezeF. fs@h=.s asfz., ILL.,
To kill cockroaches - Get a pair of
heavy boots, and then catch yourroaches,
plt5tlem INTO Q barFeE and then get in
yourself, and dance. -
70 catch mice-0n going to bed put
crumbs of bread into your mouth, and
le with it open, and when a mouse's
Whlskers tickle your throat-bite.
do prevent dogs ), from going mad
-Gut their tails on just benlna their
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-05-24

The Superior District Court, Judge
Hawkins, h~asrendered q decision in the
case DC tire State ex. rel jackson A..
Greene VS.. the Treasurer and Auditor
II kIaState, affirming the ~unc0nsk1tu-
ff.aTafifv sc the act Of 1879, which pro-
Sfs5es for the registration and payment
rs fle State warrants. AIlregistIatlons
nnder that act arc deelared null and
Foid.ICreseent City.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-05-24

To Wash PAIN9s.-DissolVe half an
ounce OF alum in sufficient water to
rinse two prlntdresses. Dip your prints
and when sure thateYery parts wet,
wiring them out; then HAYES warm soap
suds, u which Washquickly, and rinse
~ cold water. Then in second rinsing-
gut gaie Is J g ssne h 9Pg, to dry aTg not ip fhs syn,
them quickly. immediately thew are
dry enough. iron them: 81 if this 4
announcement, let them get Quilted rv and
iron them througha dampcloth. Prints
should never be sprinkled.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-05-24
BROKRN UP.

home shuttle Sewing Machine.
RECOMMENDED FOR
simplicity, Durability, Completeness,
= the lghtest running machine manufactured.
tSOt haDle to get out Of order. Prices, S25 auI
S7' Every Machine warranted five ypaTs
stamp Tor sample OF sewing and Circular.
Agents Wanted,
BERNHEIM &sWARTSG.
General Agents, Memphis. Tenn
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-05-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS


Cheap Farms!
The cheapest Land i'll market for sale bv tho
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
In the Great Platte Valley.
100000 Acres in Central Nebraska
Now for sale in tracts Of forty acres and nm
wards Oh hVe and ten years credit ut 6 O rcrnf
NO advance interest required.
3illI ana healthfHl climate, fertile soil. mn
abundance of good wafer. N""i "A
The pest Market in the West! The great min
Il% regions OF Wyoming, Colorado. Utah ana
Nevada being supplied by the farmers in The
Platte Valley. !" '"I
Soldiers Entitled to a Homestead OF 100 Acres.
THE BEST LOCATIONS FOR COLONIES
Free Homes for All Millions of acpcs NJ
choice Government Lands open for entry under
inc homestead Law, near this Great Railroad
WIN GOOD markets and all the cUnvenipndcs of
an old settled country. VI
free passes to purchasers of Railroad Land,
ScctlOnaI Maps, showing the Land, also new
rIltioll OF Descriptive Pamphlet with new Mans
Mailed Free Everywhere. ""t"
Address
O.. +. DAVIS,
Iitllu commissioner L. 2. Il. r.,
Omaha, Neb.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-05-24

+. al correspondent writing to Us from
the parish of st, Martin, just below Ar
naudV5He May 18th, says:
NobIaueh news of interest present.
Tha 81 Nnr8insVille war is about over,
none killed as was first reported. GIons
are loohingyery promising RG present,
ana IL No have no more rain, Vin all be
clean DC grass in eight OF ten days
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-05-24
A FORTUNE.
$4,000 TO 800, 900
For So.

A sure fortune can he secured by all. I'm %
years experience my plan has not failed in one
single instance. If the directions are followed
faithfully, q fortune Of from $500 to SO00OO Is
q sure thing, l will mail the plan to any adj
dreSS on receipt of S.. If, after u faithful trial.
me result Is not as I state, I will refund the
money. Address
+. GREGORY,
P. 0. Box Is, Brooklyn, \. Y.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-05-24

EOR 8AEE.-HORSES, MARIE AND
" Colts will be sold at public auction, for cash,
every Saturday and Sunday, commencing on
Saturday, July LIST, 1871, by the undersigned, ct
his plantation, about five miles west of Ope-
lousns ALCEE DUPRE.
JIne 10, lST1-tf.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-05-24

We have received Godeys Ladys
Book for Dune. Subscription, So per
annum. Address b. A. Cooley Phila-
delphia, Pa.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-05-24

OW IT'S DONE, OR THE SECRET
II Out-Mustaehe and whiskers in49 days
This Great Secret and 100 others. Gamblers;
Tricks, ,CardiolOgy. Ventriloquism, all in fine
Original 'BOOE0f Wonders" Mailed f0r25 cents.
Address d. {. CUTLER, Carthage, III.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-05-24

MONEY MADE. RAPIDLY WgTU@m
Va Stencil and Key Check Outfits. Catal a,-,ns
and fun particulars free. "9nes
5. NJ. SPENCER; 1T Hanover St., -,
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-05-24

USR SALE.-A FINE YOUNG JACK
n three years. old next fan, well grown. Price
500. Apply at this office.
limo Op-tf. e..
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-05-24

TNOR sALE.-A LIGHT CARRIAGE OR
Jersey wagon and single hairless for sale
cheap. Apply to a. b. Chachcre.
april 12-jt
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-05-24

NOR SABE.-ON LIBERAL TERMS OF
" Credit.-A Sawfnill, i'll running order,
situated in this parish, with q large tract of
Price $12,OOO, payable with eight per cent per
anniqn lntereat from date, i'll 6, 10, Is, "a, 80, So.
a, AZ, "a, so, 66 and 70 months, Lumber will be
taken in payment,
Amply to HENRY /. GARLAND.
Opel0usas, Dec. "a, 1870-tf.
NOK SAIE.-A LONG ESTABLISHED
~ Store Stand with one arpcnt of ground, ana
buildings and improvements, six miles north of
OpcIousas, near Garrignes' Bridge, and on the
public road leading to Vile Plate.
Terms-EaSy,
Apply to 'THOS. H. LEWIS or HENRY L.
GARLAND, at OpelOusas. n4a.
NOR SALE Or FOR RENT-ABEATT-
Il tiful residence situated in the T0Yn0f One
lousas, composed Of q large and commodi6us
dwelling house, and all necessary Out-buiIdBIgs.
For further particulars, apply to
vT LAURENT DUPRE.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-05-24

WORKHNG CLASS, MALI 0R III
male. $50 a week guarantee, cd PnUnno+S
oe employment at home, day sor cye IHigpsc,u% o
capital required; full instructir ~ m @nSn mn no
package of goods sent free by ' mail y" S S5diaSlo
with six cents return STAMP. j '''"'' t""I'SS'
NJ. YOUNG il co, IT3 Or oo,noA,
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-05-24

SS l;0O9 REWARD FOR ANY CASE or
H. b M nieefiHg3 Etching or liberated Piles
prepared expressly to cure the Piles. and
hotlilg else sARt by all Druggists. Price, ~, 0o'
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-05-24

4 CONTACT TO BUILD A NEW LAu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-07-19

Gae auf pas anbsre, 70 tas Der anses
flute @ein I'M 0aufe Der Sabre crit
aQe elf pprbersebeneen Suffer rur&laus
fen baben muB> che er au Rem leBten
Stad selanst pas mitbin ben dlteten
unb ben toftarfen @ein entbdlt BON
ben, ieper Erppfen etrpa $4,000 Tblr'
rpertb i1. Nur aus bielem lebten Sat
miro aud per a~useesebene @etn ent>
,,purmen. pom benz bic Snl1rift bee
Sellers NIT Re&t iaot:
.@as Maseu, 2eib unt 3ert Saf, Strait uni
0etf tann seben,
getriibte trSien mag. palbtubte sanu bslsben.
1betlt bteie ~&ols" nit fe bat BON tunser1
Sabrert
Den greis, Elm sbles Del NIT @srsfalt ~
bemabren. 4
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-07-19
1912

member Bug su betra&ten, temertten
iecp1 ben ypr entsesenseleBter Seite
anbraulncen 8uriersus nt6t 70 ta6
iie ypn Der Mai9ine res lebtersn erfaet
wurcen unb auf cine ardeliae Meile
um ibr 2eben famen.
Der Druid, ben Ter berridenoe 81
beraliemuS uberau auf bic eldubiaea
Ratbplifen ausIbt bat aud bic boud1s
bii1en 8atbuliten aufserdttelt unb ile
tefimmt bel her letEen 8ammertpabl
ibre itaatsbarserli@e pRi&t NIT allen!
Offer su erfiuen. sic babei1 al. ore'
Steuen bic .liberalen 3atbolite'1", wel>
DIE betenntli9 iiberau bic gel9tporenen
Geinte Der fatbolilden 8ir9e i1nb, NIT
acknowledgement Majoritdt nerordt19t.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-07-19
Sur nitbt 9eippttet.

Son Gpltaire, tem fran3SiIaen Obj:
Iplcpben unp Geinee ter fatbpliider
Stride, ,pei6 man, bas Ct an, &anoe bee
@rates nod wlnldte, prieferli@er
IrpG rem er i'm 9eben 70 bitter nerippts
tet, su s%mpfansen. Seine u~ns(dubtsen
6reunee aber bewa9ten Jpn, unb ser.
Ipeiaerter iebem priefer ben 3utritt.
llnldnea ftarb in Nom Elm Na@fol>
ser Spltairee, Der italienilde Greieeiil
Nata;,i cine 5auptflBe @ictor Gma>
nuels. 6isrlter miro nun aus 9out
yor, s. SUM- beri9tet
Die atbeiiiiden Greunre &ata3,ts
baben re9t ppltairidni1d, pen Yriefer,
ber hielem Rssolutiunair 0elesenbeit III
einem 9rihliaen Sob seten woQte, NIT
@ewalt Don, Stertelaeer o%ercrdnst.
glue Tants ter Grau Ratas;t i9tdte IN
tercn Ginp',fdnrnie eineu NIT Zen,
N%atienteu MEDITERRANEAN Gapuiiner NIT
einem @riefe mad benz 2artbauie mo
Nata,;i felt cier;ebn Tasen franf lag.
Sn ben erlsn Wtencfunpen Der Na9t,
pel@e hem 1oee oprauseins, traf ber
Yater Gin. Sotalo bic perlammelten
&tbeinsn (italienii1e &ammerzN b9e@
Drpnete) i'm bsmsrften> ndberte fb Elm
aewi0er SrGnt rem Yater unt fra9te
i'm brutal ~0as wuQt SIR bier?"
Der Gapu3iner e%ntseenete: Sd Bin, Elm
alterB% efannter 3atawi's. Sd bin &C.
fomnen, ibn ~ ieber unt babe an. i'm
einen midtiaenB Brief ab;ueeben. Bari&
ent9e9nete OrTnt: ~9br f6nnt tbn nt@t
5eben ; aber aud it rielem Saale f6nnt
Sbr nidt bIeiben. Gol9t MIR 1oslei6 !"
Der Yater folste Zen, Srini Ger i'm
na1 lem Shore bes @ebBfte8 fibrte,
IN, i'm aug eem 6aule III &peilen. @ls
Srfni chen cas- 9bor 5fnete, fam bas
0ien1mdr1en Der Grau &ato3st berbetz
sslaufen uno ssrftderte ben, Deputirs
ten, bae Der pater bur@ cine telesra>
pbi1ae Depel9e ansemelcet, unb bab
fit Jpn elm 3immer bereit 1ei. Wie
Elm Dltbenoer f1rte Srftnt "6inaus
NIT tbu1, binaus NIT Dem blnoif9en
pfahenw Wtt bieisn @prten idub ct
ben pater In Der Na@t auf bic 2anbs
frase unb 1alob bas Tbur binter ibu.
Ser patsr iterna@tete tn Gro1none
uno febrte AM anteren Morsen mad
&pm suriid. 8atta3st aber farb BALD
tarauf.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-07-19
Scr tbcnerife @ein.

@eltbalbu,t 1T Der "Roie>8 ein" int
Brerer &atbsfeIer. SIM Sabre 1924
fuufte bic 9tact @remer ;w5lf Stld>
fdGer &uessbeimer @beinwein, jebes
;uu, preile pom 800 1baler Sob Bre>
1ner &e9nuns. Man le9te bieie Gdier
in benjenieen She'll res @atbsteaers
uieper tpeldsr ~Rpie" eetannt piro.
BORT fnb fe eeblteben, unb 1T bic
2edaee jeosS Satr nit ben, dltef1en int
Seller sprbanrenen @ein auf9eflQt
,pprper. MuBer eini9en trenisen SAL
len, in tene,1 Ger Senat Elm paar Gla>
f&en teS @eines alS GbrenseI9ent cen
T61ern entnpmmen bal, 1T Der Snbalt
berlflben rur in fleinen 3uantitaten
III Mr3nei3weden Serpentet tpurter, I'M
l1ebrieen aber unberibrt seblieben. Dim
Gnte eeS nd9iten Sabres baben bic
Gdfer Elm Nlter DOR $50 Sabren er>
rei9t.
Berednet man ben urlprin9liden
preiS Gins auf Gins NIT 5 p@t., 70
fofe1 bic aw5lf StidfaHer amgnbe tes
SabreS 1874 bic Sumn1e BON 1907
100000 preubi1dsn Gbaler. Da bic
2edase erfabrunsseemdb 5 p@t. be-
trd9t, 70 frb BON Dem uriprln8lt&en
@ein i'm @anseu rur nod 0,0465
Glal9en, pber -bie Gla19e au adj
@ldiern a 1000 Trppfen eereanet =
372 Erppfen %Sprbanben, bon bene1 al(l
leeer einen @ertb BON etpa 2,125,5OC
Sblr. baben tparbe. Nun 1T aber be,
labrli9e @srluf bur@ bsfanbise Muf'
tnuuns nit ben, dltelten nprbanbener
Gbsinpsia erieBt ,pprben.
0erani9laet man ben preis cine,
glalde bteles @eines ,ur ~ einen
Gbaler, II erstbt f9 fit BE bis su,
Sabre 1874 TN @ansen onpefaatet
216,O00 Glal@en, ,uen, man BET
a@ertb Der i~ecesmolisen MuFubrunt
ipieberl NIT 5 per Gent Bins ouf 2ius
gbere9nrt9 Elm Yreis BON 3.A27, 100000
aIblr. Die 3w5lf StddfdTer tofen alli
am Gnte BEG nddffen Sabres nit be
MufaIuna ni@t .peniSer ale 4,21S,
100000 Eblr. Das uadt bur@idnitt
lid fit Elm @tdd Ca 8 Obm) 351.
$4,000 Eblr, fir bic Ohm Ca Is
Glulden) 43943,750 Iblr. fir bu
s@laS 3O'516f Eblr. 6tertef 1T Ut y
merferL baB Der bert@nete @ertb fl
auf bic einselnen Safer ni&t Slei@mi
.sie sertbeiIt. Die MuFdaung b
9eduse seidiebt tault& Dol. et1s'
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-07-19

QeibI1meraet, Be i&werbet bes &cpfes, Der
Bruf, @awtnbel, Dradea, Dafertett Ses
Rupfes, B%eflemnung Der Bruft, beldper'
Tides MaS. unb ginatbnten.
@eeen petb1t4e &ranttetten
ais: 5YFsrie 8labunsea, Mutterbsiapsr'
ben. Ina
@eaen gultblmtt9tett, Blei&.
fu6t, @el6ludt, &upf, unb @lienerlamers
gen, uebeltetten, S9nma&ten uno 9er3'
tlupfet.
Geaeu &artarrb unb Stpd'
f6nupfen, ba bic Grupfen ben 1har'
fen aodenpen Sd(etut aufSlen.
Geaen WbeumattsmuS, @t&t,
ooIioe. remittirenbe unb tntermittirenbe
Sieber, aesen Rranfbeiten bes glutes, Der
.gliere1 lnb Blaie.
@esen DYipep1ta unb ale oaraus
e~ut1prinaenbe Rranf1eiten.
, Geaen 9auttrant9etten, Wns'
fHfGae unb aberbaupt ale bur4 unrei-
ms Btuut bersorsebradte &ranfbeiten ~
GaItet Guer Blut rein urlo PIE
/, Gefunbbeit Cures &OrperS miro 0te
dolse tet1. ..s.u
r. Die Glal&e v5umhurssr Srupfen"
fofst so Gents, 5 Glalae1 Tflr 2 Dollars,
uaS i7up h alien a~nltdnbisen Mpotbetea
4, haben. pber tperben mad Gnapfang bes
Betrooes fofenfret mad a0ea G9eilen Wuae'
ritds perianbt bus& ..
A. Ndgeky& Co.. Baltimore. Md
Guaroa.WtebeTlagetn auterita.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-07-19
3u %Yerfaufen.

gu s~ersaufen, tussen ssrseraden Alters he's Gissntba'
rners, cine farm In GpIb Gprins, Stearns 60 M:nn.
l6O oder, ~einsef.n3t unp Naes tn Gultur. nit Sutsm
Wpbstaus unb Sdeune unp gutter etaauns babel, unit
$50 Mder SOIL. 2anb, sutegGalbuna. Glie mer F& nanfd'
ieta SnieeerlaHen nth. Tam int sanaen staate teine beferl
0eIeaenbeit fnben. Warum ? Dd baten wtr etnen ftbr
eaten Nfarft fur aue grpbuete. bic ein 9armer 3iebt unS
auAleiG cine Mablmable. mie e fetne Before I'm @taate
ai6t. MQe ~tieienieen. BE Quf taben, tieie Garrt su feten
rter III taufen. nSeen f& taber bet, Gisentburner mel
ben, Der Iei1t ~ fnben III.
Matthias 6arbina,
29o,302 Gplb @prins, etearns Co., Minu.
, 1873-10-23
THE LAST SHOOTING AFFRAY.
Particulars Of tho Attempted Murder
of Dnnicl NLlnn EARLY NctlfAeHdza1

Particulars Of the Attempted Murder
of Dni,iul NLtlnn EARLY "Wednesday
Morning.
Daniel Mum, tho victim Of the shooting hafray
which occurred at O'Clock yesterday morning, at the
corner Of Randolph and Market streets, licH nt tho
County Hospital In critical condition. Tho shooting
was entirely 1nproyokcd, aud waa prompted by
naturo evidently vicious III tho extreme In an ihter-
yiew with the wounded last evening, reporter OF
thls paper learned aono facts concerning the aray
that were not given in The TRIBUNE of yesterday 1t
appears that Mum nnd q fellow-saor named John
Caro- left the acooner Ellsworth to visit friond on
vessel lying near tho Illinois Central Elevator. They
returned about II o'clock and stopped in front Of tho
restaurant at tho Of Randolph and Market aEeetr
They talked about goiug In to take something to eat.
There were four girls inRilo. The men mado some
loculnr rcrnnrka about them. follow camo cut OF
the restaurant and stood close by tho mon. MUM
made some remark, referring to tho women, when tho
mau who cail1e out Of tho restaurant said ho would
whip Mum If ho repeated that remark, and there
upon pulled out = revolver. Mum, to ,tntmidato
him. hell Ills arm In position to imply he had re-
yplvor IN Ills hnuA. The other 1nan then fired, tho
bali aking effect u h1unns loft toniplc The would-
10 naHasRin then away, and Waa purhed ny MUM
and Ills friend short distance. IAey ahontea
"polcc u several times, but no police responded.
The officers in the vicinity wero possibly resting, nko
vagrants, on uome 1epr-step. Or. steele eha t1at
Minus chances for life or death are about equally
balanced. The ball has penetrated tho brain, anu
tile wound is very much Ike that which young bas-
| gcnt1lal survived two weeks.
, 1873-10-23
Tho livestock Markets.


DyrrAno, oo 2a-oATT1E-nocoipts toaay t1S o,a; ini
supply for the week thus fur e7s3 hcad ar $50 ears
The market was the blueHt Of The wholo scason Some
owners Of stock in the yards have not realized home
prce and out freight and Az slpnEertt nEt
operate worry cautiously. Prices are eG strong y
@4o from last weak'a rates. ThS t qnah1y s M %
10 400 lbs steers Offering. About $50 head sod 9o1
hcad Illinois steess ranging at 1lb7 TO oo9 bs a.
$5o0a6.00 26a head Indiana acers, ranging Ut l,ioa
to 1.alo M s462Nta5t0; % head Ig3as ra a'eera
runging at $40 TO 1,Oaa lbs, at f309es37o 1o head
ohio seers ranging 1t o7t 10 ole !ls at IT, sas' f.
G,l2H; az head Ohio heifers, averaging lg.7 ba, "
s47 20 head Indiana heIfers, averaging so9 ~ as
$425 Gu hcad Michigan eeers ranging at u4V TO oo
III, Ut $23Gs5o0: is head Canada stcers, averaging
07j !bH, at $3.a6.
E,.EEp AND LAMns-Reec!rta today. including re-. re.
ported arrivals $500 head, Making tho total ioF the
week thus far 1900 head. The 1nhrke Was moaGtatoy
active At 10 oI gu nll grades. Halos 800 head oan.
ada lanbs, ranging from 10 to Y tbs Ct aa H.
l50 head CANADA aEeop, ranging from l25 70 ~ ~, ~
$56o 700 head Michigan aieep, ranging from " TO VI
lis, ut $3.5 rs.
I0os-Ileeuipta Of the week thus fer, 1o,1oo hena
Market 100 batter than yesterday ith M 1hntoee
feeling. aaos 1850 head Ohio, Illinois, anu lAo!ana
hogs, Tang!lg from 100 to $50 lbs at $4.4oGsA'Ae'
, 1873-10-23
DES MONIES.
Prison atiotl--A1nsoric Gnt1a-
criHE.

Prison lnvcstfgatiot'--N1nso Gnt1a.
criNE.
Special Dtspatch to Ttc Chicago Tribune.
DFs MONIES, H., Oct 2.-Tho lowa Priaon
Commission was organized hero this morning,
and loft tonight for Tort Madison to Examine
into tho condition Of tho priHon at that p!aco.
From thore they 60 to tho now prison ut Ana
mosa.
Tho Grand Conmandory Of Knights Tomplar
mot this morning. Eminent Grand Commander
Sherman delivered m annual address, giving a
synopsiB oi tho history Of tho order during tho
rast yonr, Allowing TINT it is in 0ouriahing
condition. Tho Granl-NccordcE. reports thirty
seven lodges in lie State, gu Of which aro rep;
rosoptod. After tho appointment Of tho us.tal
Committees, silver service was prosecuted to
tho 0rand Recorlor, tho Eminent Grand Com.
nlander making the presentation address, hfte,
Committees to transact tho business OF tho aes'
euQ,
, 1873-10-23

ET0M TIC Ha9H1HYI0H CNT0Hto18
Prof. Il. 8. McCulloh, OF Washington and Loo
University, Virginia, ono OF tho most prominent
scientists OF tho South. informs the Smithsonian
institution TINT ho las made Ill original aud i'm
portaut advance In tho development Of physics.
lie hns succeeded in doducing algobraically from
ono single formula tho whole Of mechanics, III.
ollllug as molecular mechanics tho subjects ot
and magnetism, lie takca what is now callcd tile
DOCTRINE Of *'oncrgy to be convertible only, aud
not doHtructihio, aud tounlb upon 1t y COM
ploto nnt!asnatico-physlco structure, embracing
the Whole Of phynicn IN \ development Of Que
tro.statical am eloctro-lyliannical intnctson mud
these will form tho subject Of apocial invehsga-
ton. Induction the Professor believes to ho
merely tic doyoopnlout Of polarity u! 4 distance
Without ascrlblng 1t to ono or two iluiAs, or any
foutly rcconcllable with tho Frankliuiau hy-
, 1873-10-23
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


Now YORK EtmuNc1HA NGfF9s
Nnw yqna Oct Sosn w. sasy wa tho
'1 Eho BANKS gained soooSoo In lega,tendsFs to,ay.
and are merchants a. ~ nys rs
PSssi:'1 l9sH: ssht, II sni iS7,l@ios. s 'N' ' '
45 aela closed stssdy + 1es4@1osM; carrying rates
Glcarngu s27 600. Tho Treasury aishnrssments
wero $278, 600. Tho customs receipts were s29o.ooo
Government honda were arong, and advanced l,t2 to
tho highest rates ut tho cloRe 6tato bonds were quiet
Stocks wore irregular, with decline before O'Clock
closed strong Mt tho highest point OF he day n most
cases. Tho wildcat luctuations were IL OHIO Mls-
Witch sa ID wsss % sq coss s sn
advance q take closed at ~ 80 sT1nSs 9n,n 9f =. ~
rio mystery snrfounding President dranta laest
% sG as
Sasa as q te s' m6s2pss snf osss Saa
Sfsf q sisssa TINT X m wss sffaaa ssa s sa
President Grant last wcok through Tho bands Of Mr.
at,er asntenn G @ lad ~ consultation of two hours with
tho President nt Washington. The rca't Of ILLS was
repy to Wams' letter. which Tas . Sarss oaeK %s
au, Th!s letter and tho verbal promise are, in effect
TINT The President recognizes the depression now e3.
md no advises Danks 10 extend further discount fac
ties by The FREQ Of loan certificates In tho Clearing
while be WI M ssst d r & p n7c"sn
exchangc and bonda and also w. paying out, on &c
ot accrng obligations &C. sono @ accounts an ", s
5000 600 worth Of exchange and ooo Ct bo1t
with Iesgrnama from o sn
Of Secretary Richardson and Gen. Babcock, bn there
arc some bunk officers who hare seen the letter. ans
Mr Anthony also aasera positively that 10 had ~ IN
turview With the president an brought tue letter t
| this city.
, 1873-10-23
ocean, Railroads were rohhfng tho nastr!oue farmer
out OF tho earnings Of hts labor. They Bhonlu ha'o
r1,c m trnf tfrr. rAhnlnnsc.1

osf" oi S osrss ssa of s is5or. They SHOULD havo
cheap transportation MI. iAsP,ssss'' S9sos, ~:
Sr tho sosn a. vol sow to @
is,'"'s ho auosti5aed n,ed f'' + canal would 10 Is
we'll ss 'tIe rai'roats are doing to-slsy' e.s;,
them down where tloy should bc, mud tl!o' thoy
would have cheaper o sIr9 Gefs s,nees
Of discrimination III Iowa. They necuca s'hn'eeato
relief. =.
Of 10 pavicss snid It VIM mt question OF how 10
men men It 4 homo M that hcy Should ny ltRher prees for t.
ssras a @af that = would % nss tsa:passica T. ct % sS
much 70 ont the surpus TINT 1t wont ho cheaper not
to 5"nss hs snss ~ a IN pg'fr #: ao NJ s on
tt point. Ito Ind at homo over ponnos 3t ve
pork e w1s an hessae 5c eqo
dobt st. fta'gltor> No matter how lo m11s.
abss sne} ss &C. S hSS and
Government wah corr,ant, It wan their: OWL iant
They eond t. Ihoy 'na hov sse e sona
% ssnt!c'nsn semlnded lin America could not sarvo
Mr. Bhnup, Of Champaign beloved .llo ra;lrooda to
tho East wero not Increased fuat enough to Keep paeo
with the new rosd4 y Tue 's,, Wsst: ov ,v.rtca nan-
currency put into Tho ha,ila Of bankers to make
them rich. ,,
Mr. Flng8 moved to refer tho resolutions and eupbsl-
| tute to tho COMMITTEES on Resolutions.
TopAY's ORDER OF Dus1NEaa.
Tile following order Of bualnosa for fo-tay "ad
| agreed upon:
On. m.-Rallroad Transportation. ,,
| 10 u. m.-stAto Legislation regulating Failfoao
| fgcightB and priceH. a.,u.,a
! freights. -
1850 p. m.-aovcrnment railroads. T. 1,,x,,,,,. oxn,n,
2O Il. n,-lInw shnll we perfect the earlucr osBan
/ lzation lii tho different Stascs /?
500 p. n,.- Cooperative buying and aellln8.
| an. m,-A1fsccftancous business
II wns tocdci to uppoirt Committee Of Five Il
confor with t1lo Senatorial Committee on Transports
| tion.