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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-21
DR. CURTIS RETURN
TO NEW ORLEANS.

DIR. Z. De F. CURTIS, NJ. D.. =. L c. S..
Author OF MANHOOD medical Essays OF Mare
.iage," Etc,
Begs leave 90 announce 30 the citizens OF New
Orleans and the surrounding country. and Ssps
ciay those who have already placed chem ssives
under hi. care. That he has returned 20 Mes Oys
leans for the season. and may W consulted. 20
heretofore. at his Old sosm..
No. $ Rampant street.
Between Cana; and CSs.onlncls. ss.,.:s.
OaILI-From 70 A. III. 70 ; P. NJ. and : TO. i. Ne
ON SCNpAYS-From !. 4. NJ. 20 T. N. only.
nR. CURTIS 4as devoted twenty years q: hi
practice. and adopted 80 ais svt..a..y sse .rea$
neIt and cure Of
EervOu. Diseases
Arising from ply sea: debility. exhausted vitality
Abuses of the system. and ali s!I.rs
appertainlng thereto.
Or. CURTIS addresses himself particularly to
these " no have already placed themselves ,nde:
the care OF Ignorant Advertising GhaIls fans from
whom they have received no benefit. and who. il
fact, have done them more harm than god. Med.
cine. like all other sciences. is progressive. and
every yea: demonstrates its advance. By 1. com.
bination of remedies o: great curative powes Or.
CURTIS has arranged hi. treatment tina. It vii.
afford not only Immediate selis,. bat :eSn. a1en:
cure.
The Medical Tines eaysO pr. Irrfis. s,sr., m o:
rsatment. the result of twenty gear. eu...ssfu:
!aetice, differs from ali Ntheys in genera: Ase,
and commends itself 60 the afflicted as the only
true source of selieS Many eases programmed Inc
durable baye yielded successfully 80 al. =. o.les.
DIR. Curtis on SManhood.p
TWO HUNDREDTH EDITION.
Revssed and Correctt by the Author, Z. tv r Cute
Els, NJ II. R. GsS .stcS
Medical Essay Cu the ,anse and cafe ~ .fpr,..
fnatureoiecins IN NAM showing how health is loss
and how reganeda il gives c'.ar syQop. o: the,
Impediments 30 Marriage. che treatment o; Merry,
Gus and Physical Debility Exhausted Vitality exc.
she iesults OF awssnry y"ars .uccessfu: prs ..;..
CLRI!S ON MANH"uD.--.,eIs il go al. nI.,.s -
society by w!ionn this book wi! 40. VI. seua; use.
fuls yhethey he he sar.ass pgeceyto. Cd clergy.
man. London Times.
CURTIS ON Coos, ss.l'J no
read bG Tie young !s S4s.yuct.,r bs :be .:fj.:eS
FOR relief j. ss,i! onSuS, Yo sneo.y !oslios Xescl
Gazette
Price Fifty Centss by Naife
Ad&ye.s :hs aushoso
D Re CRTISs
40. Rampant Street, New Orleans.
DR. CU2SIS woul1 impress upon those patien.a
vii" have already conesponded with him the nee.
essity OF personal interview che material advan.
tage OF which will enable Aim to form a comr,lsts
and thorough diagnosis of the case.
Consultations con fdential MO, o
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MEDICAL.
COLDS, ASTHMA.

GoUGHs, COLDS, ASTHMA
Remember that for all affections OF tbs
THROAT AND LUNGS
LaDlace's Indian Turnjp PertOral Balm
Is JHE SOLE REMEDY,
Combining efficacy of action with most palatabits
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assorted drug stores. aud by the proprietor.
B. LAPLACE,
Chemist, Nos. % and rs Elysian Fields streees
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IN TIVE TSmiord vs.. steamer Favori,..
the m 3,s CSlIED STATES rs RIOT coUpm %.
Of an order Of 81 .aI louisiana, No 10 33aBV v rU
bidder on sui VIII proceed to sell TO y, thu uhe abov:
O'Clock M -'''DAf January 49, 1874 at 1tl gst
Tsrms-c cAhE n FAvoRITE, her tack,s o..
United S,s sn at time of adjudication no. etc.
January 10, 1874 'Nafs ofhce, New orlaana,
jals2s2s 8 B. PACKARD
United States 1srsbal,
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MARSHAL'S SALES.

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W A s. r. simonds, Administrative.
tN .r1.p steam boat Sohn T.. Moor.
IhE UNITED svATAS nIssRiC.. .o.,r,,,
vlrtDa ~ ne pistSlc' ~ Louisiana, No. 10 2so Np
recteS IN a VIII % Sendltions sxpouas to mo ~
. .e "a IN TIE above entitled suit viii w me die
g. is.s at sWer 'ss "isc On THCRDAY January
france a OF the Customhouse OH cana ne mals eye
giaes bo sLEA ,a JOHN r. MOORE -.
Terms@.sst * s'.i sppai. and farnitus. S.'
Hary j., 1914. unite New .sles1s. :a..s
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AA United
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has been reported by them, and may
be hereafter reported by them, at the
expiration of the time designated tor per-
forming that service, to wit, the 1ourth DAY
of Nav, eighteen hundred and seventy
three, and to discharge said commissioners,
from and after which all acts and parts OF
acts declaring the duties, powers. rights,
and privileges of said commissioners. are
hereby repealed; but nothing herein con.
tanned shall be construed as an approval or
adoption by Congress of any part OF the
work of the commissioners.
SEC, =. That the Committee OF the House
OF Representatives on the Revision OF the
Laws. together with such committee as the
Senate may join, be and they hereby are au'
thorized TO contract with some sulta Die per-
son Or persons. learned in the law. to pre-
pare bill revising and embodying in one
act all the laws authorizing pos: roads in
force at the expiration of the present ses'
SION of Con gress, and also 20 prepare a
bill codifying and regulating the laws III
regard to military Otienses, according TO
the recommendation made by the President
of the United States III his annual message
communicated to Congress at the present
session. and also to prepare REVISION o! all
the Indian treaties now IN force as laws.
SEC. ). That said committee are also al1-
thorized to contract with some suitable
person or persons, under the supervision OF
said committee aud such regulations as
may be by them prescribed. 70 prepare the
revision of the statutes already reported by
the commissioners. or which may be re.
ported before said fourth day OF May. in
the form of I. bill to be presented at the
opening o: the session of Congress IN De-
cember next. embodying al! the laws SO re-
yised and the bills and provisions herein
provided tor. with proper indexes. so that
the same may be in form to be acted upon
forthwith by Congress a: said session.
SEC. 4. That said committee is further H'
thorized 70 have such :ev.siOns and bills
printed by the Congressional Printer from
time to time, uniform with the revision all
ready reported, and TO distribute them. and
also the consolidation and eodifcatior OF
the postal and military laws and treaties
herein provided for, TO members "t Con
gress and others competent to Judge OF
their merits. in order tor their correction by
such persons.
SEC. ). That any moneys appropriated for
the payment of the work herein provided
for shall be disbursed by the Department OF
Justice from time to time only SO tar as that
Department shall be satisfied that the work
has been well and faithfully performed. and
as said Department shall be satisfied that
the work will be fully done and completed
by the commencement OF SAID SESSION G!
Congress in December next.
Approved March 3, 1873.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-21
GENERAL NATURE-Eo. -. !

An act providing for the payment to the
governmenment Of Japan the sum due on
account of rents for lands and buildings
occupied by the diplomatic and consular
representatives of the United States to
Japan. and for other purposes.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of
Representatives of the United States of
America in Congress assembled. That the
Secretary of State be and he is hereby au.
thorized to pay to the government of Japan.
through it's resident diplomatic. re presenta.
tive in the United States, out of any moneys
in the treasury not otherwise appropriated.
any sum not exceeding six thousand dol.
lars. which may be found to be due to The
government OF Japan by that OF the United
States. on account of rents tor Lands or
buildings occupied for hospital purposes.
Jail and courthouse. by the United states
i'll Japan.
SEC. ,. Tha: the Secretary oe State.
through the minister resident at Japan. be.
and he is hereby. authorized to rent. fur
nish, and keep suitable buildings. with
grounds appurtenan:. in Jedd". "r such
other place as he may designate. for court.
house and Jail. at an annua! cost not eN-
ceedng tive thousand dollars: provided.
that the period for which the said buildings
shall be rented shall be for two years, with
renewals for two years as the Secretary OF
State shall determine.
Sec. 3. That further sum. not TO exceed
two thousand five hundred dollars. be. and
the same IS hereby, also appropriated. out
of any moneys in the treasury no- other.
wise appropriated. for the purchase of a
suitable law library for the use Of said
legation in Japan, the selection of such
library to be made by the Secretary ot
State.
Approved March 3. 1873.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-21
Approved March 8, 1873.
GENERAL NATURE-No. &c

An act to provide for the preparation and
presentation to Congress OF the Revision
of the Laws of the United States, con.
solidating the laws relating to the post
roads, and code relating to military of.
lenses. and the revision of treaties with
the Indian tribes now in force.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House
OF Representatives of the United States OF
America in Congress assembled. That a
Committee of three of the House of Repre-
sentatives on the Revision of the Laws, with
committee on the part of the Senate. is
hereby authorized, by resolution, to be
filed in the Department of Justice, to ac-
cept, on the part of Congress, the draft on
Revision Of the Laws of the United States
prepared by the commissioners to re-
wise the statutes, 90 far "a the same
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-21
GENERAL NATURE-No. 49,.
An act to regulate the taking Of testimony
in certain cases.

BE it enacted by the Senate and House
of Representatives Of the United States of
America in Congress assembled. That no
witness shall be compelled to appear or
to testify before any commissioner or officer
appointed to take testimony under letters
rogatory. issued or to be issued from any
court in any foreign country, in any snit or
proceeding in which the government. OF such
foreign country shall be a party Of record
or in interest, except for the purpose OF an.
swering specific written heterogeneous is.
sued with and accompanying such letters
rogatory and addressed to such witness; pro-
yided, that when counsel for all the parties
attend the examination they may consent
that questions in addition to those accom-.
panying the letters vogatory may be put to
the witness. unless the letters rogatory ex.
ciude such additional interrOgatories.
SEC. =. That no witness shall be required.
on such examination. or any other under
letters rogatory, to make any disclosure
or discovery which shall tend TO criminate
him either under the laws Of the State or
Territory within which such examinaton
is had. or anv other. or any toreighStase.
Approved March 3. 1873.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-21
Approved March 3. 1873.

GENERAL NArURE-Eo. 1851
An act for the relief of Howard +. Moffat.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of
Representatives of the United States of
America in Congress assembled, That the
President Of the United States be and he is
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Nnrthly ADVERT seIneuts, Inserted every OIneT
dsy. 10 he charged two-thiIds Of the above rates.
6econd page monthly advertisements. sach
Transeut Advertisements. having the ylIr OF the
paper. first Insertion s 20 per square; eaeh s.ose'
osuent Insertion seventy five cents Pc! sou
Second page transient ACCOMPLISHMENTS e"'" al
Serton 5 50 per square. . o.. Sc
charged as new each insertion. -,
ReS,IIsr .Jyertisers, who advertise largely. VIII
b. allowed such discount from above named tran.
cent rates az may be agreed upon; provlGec, lha1
I'M no case shat. such discount exceed twenty nVe
pr cent. ..,oa..s en- H..
charged twenty cents per line each insertion.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-21
GENERAL NATURE-EO. III

!GENERAL NATURE-NO. ~
An act to amend an act entitled an act to
prevent smuggling, and for other purpo
ses. approved July eighteenth. eighteen
hundred and sixty-six.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House
OF Representatives of the United States Of
America IN Congress assembled, That the
seventh section of the act entitled an act
to further prevent smuggling, and for other
purposes. approved July eighteenth.
eighteen hundred and sixty-six, is hereby
amended so as to read as follows: That it
shall be the duty of the several collectors
Of customs and of internal revenue to re
port within ten days TO the district attorney
of the district in which any fine, penalty.
or forfeiture may be incurred for the viola.
ton Of any law Of the United
States relating to the revenue. a
statement OF al! the facts and
circumstances Of the case within their
knowledge. together with the names of the
witnesses, and which may come to their
knowledge from time to time. stating the
! provisions of the law believed to be VIC.
lated. and on which reliance may be la g
for condemnation or conviction. and such
district attorney shall cause the proper pro.
ceedings to be commenced and prosecuted
without delay for the fines penalties. and
iOrteitures by law in such case provided.
unless. upon inquiry and examination, he
shall decide that such proceedings can not
probably be sustained. or that the ends of
public Justice do not require tina. proceed.
ings should be instituted, in which case he
shall report the facts in custom. cases to
the Secretary OF the Treasury. and
in internal revenue cases to the Com.
missioner of Internal Revenue, Tor
their direction: and tor the ex.
penses incurred and services rendered in al!
such eases the district attorney shall receive
and be paid from the treasury such sum as
the Secretary OF the Treasury shal! deem
just and reasonable upon the certificate
of the Judge before whom such cases are
tried or disposed of: provided, however,
that the annual compensation of such dis.
trict attorney shall not exceed the maxi
mum amount now prescribed by law: and
if any collector shall in any case fail 10
report TO the proper district attorney as
prescribed in this section. such collectors
right to any compen sation. benefit. or allow.
ance in such case shall be forfeited to the
United States, and the same may. IN the
discretion of the Secretary Of The Treasury.
be awarded to such persons as may make
complaint and prosecute tie same TO iUdg.
ment or conviction.
Approved March ;, 1879.
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THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN

"a publisbed every Saturday morning. and contains
the news by telegraph, miscellaneous reading edl-
sorias local matters of general public interest
ooDnercial and monetary reports, and every thing
that appe ars in the Daily except such Items as are
Of little OF no public moment The WEEKLY NJ
PUBLICAN 10 an excellent family paper, Vaiuapie
- veil for instruction and amuse ment as lIforma-
ton on the current topics OF the day.
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.VESERAI. .NAIU RE-"NU. SVf'I
An az. 10 authorize the interment OF hon
orah.v discharged soldiers. sailors and
marines IN she national cemeteries OF the
United States.
BE J. enacted by the Senate and House
Of Representatives of the United States OF
America in Congress assembled, That hon
orally discharged soldiers, sailors or ma
rines. who served during the late war
either in the regular or volunteer forces
dvin. subsequent 70 the passage of this
act. NAV be buried in any national GENE
tery OF the United States free OF cost, and
their graves shall receive the same care
and attention as the graves OF those al
ready buried. The production of the hon
orabIe discharge OF the deceased shall 'oe
authority for the superintendent OF the
cemetery 20 permit the interment.
Approved March 3. 1873.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-21

hoa,s or vessels Transporting tne satno at
-he axnense of said owner or person IN Gus
80 rbereof: and said company, owners,
or casters shall in such cases have men
mon snch animals for food, care, ana Gus
t0dy furnished, and shall not W laple ~,
any detention of such animals authorlAeu
nv this act. ANY company, owner, vi GUS
.oS;a, Of such animals who shall knowingly
and willfully fail to comply with the pro
visions of this act shall, for each anu every
srch failure TO comply with the provisions
of this act. be liable for and forfeit anu pay
n..nsltv Of not less than one hundred I or
npre ,han i've hundred dollars; provldeu,
however, that when animals shaii oo oa
rieG in cars, boats, or other vesseis III winch
they can and do have proper 1o0d' "a.el'
sp.ce. and opportunity tor rest, the ioreeo-
iny provisions in regard 10 Ine!' pein5 "A
loaded shall! not apply.
SEC. :. That the penalty crea'ed oy lhe
frs. section of this act shall be recovered
by civil action in che name OF the OIiteu
States, iE the circuit or district court Oh Tue
United Srates. holden within the district
where The violation of this ACT may nave
been committed. or the person or corpora,
ton resides or carries on its business anu
il shall pc the duty OF all United States
marsEais, their deputies and subordlnateS'
70 prosecute all violations OF this act which
shall come 70 their notice or knowledge.
SEC J. That any person or corporation
entitled. 70 lien under the first section OF TINS
ac. may enforce the same by petition hied
in the ,lis.r;c. court Of the United States
holden w.t!.in the district where the TODD,
care ana custody shall have been tnr-
nisheG. or the owner or custodian OF tne
property resides: and said rours snaii
have power 20 issue alt suitable
process for the enforcement OF srch lien py
sale or otherwise. and to compel the pay:
men. o. all costs. penalties, charges. and
expenses of proceedings under this act.
SEC. 4. Tha, this ac. shall not go into ell
feet until the first day o; October. eighteen
hundred and .eventy-two.
Approved March 3. 1873.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-21
GENERAL NATURE-So..i.l


An act 70 restore Absalom Kirby as secon!
assistant engineer i'll the navy.
BE it enacted by the Senate and House OF
Representatives Of the United States OF
America in Congress assembled. Tha: the
President OF the United States be. and he is
hereby authorized. by and with the advice
and consent OF the Senate. to restore Absa'
!om Kirby to his original position Oh the
active list as a second assistant engineer in
the navy of the United States.
approved March 3. 1873.
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Capital prize $25, 900.

Remember, only three days more.
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OF r Ia l..
faxss OF the United States Passed at the
Third Session Of the FOrty.Second
Congress-

GENERAL NATURE-So. H.
An ac. to amend the law requiring consular
officers to collect three months' extra pay
for eeamen in certain cases.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House OF
Representatives of the United States OF
America in Congress assembled. That the
law to regulate the consular system OF the
United States, which requires consular OH
GERS to collect three months extra wages
upon the discharge of seamen. be. and the
same hereby is, so amended as to permit
said officers whenever. after full hearing
of both barties, the cause Of discharge Is
found to be the misconduct Of the seaman.
20 remit SO much Of the extra wages AS IS
now by law paid to the seaman discharged:
provided that relief can Immediately be
offered TO such seamen by re-hipment With
out expense TO the United States.
Approved March 3. 1873.
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One Two Three SIX One
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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-07-23
IMPORTANr.

Contrary to our understanding and
Pinformation upon the subject, we re.
ceived yesterday from Washington q
copy Of the Post Office Gazesie which
shows that newspapers published
within the county circulate free in such
county. The law reads thus: "From
and after July LIST, 1874, newspapers,
one copy TO each actual subscriber, re-
SLIDING srithia the county where the
same are printed in whole or in part,
and published, shall go free through
the mails /; but the same shall not be
delivered at letter carrier Offices or
distributed by carriers unless postage
10 paid thereon according to law
This takes postmasters by surprise,
and much postage has already been
collected, which can be refunded if
called for during the present quarter.
The r. M. here, like all others in the
State, so far as we know, supposed the
law took effect January LIST, next.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-07-23

A subscriber writes us, under date
OF July 9th, an account Of . celebration
of the Fourth al Carleton, Nebraska,
which our space will mot permit us to
publish. He says, in conclusion, that
that section Of country ssdoes look glo-
rious just now with her acre upon
acre Of golden grain just ready for the
sickle that bids fair to give Ms an album
dant yield and handsomely remuner-
ate ~ for orr exertion in endeavoring
to redeem it from its wild and natural
state. Crops of all kinds look splendid.
but We are just now having quite .
seige Of very warm dry windy weather
that may injure them to some extent.
i do not think ] ever saw nicer garden
vegetables in my life for this time Of
the year. l have Early Rose Potatoes
that are sight that would make an
Irishman's mouth water, and turnips
that can't be beat, and other truck &C.
ordingly."
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-07-23
LIST OF LETTERS


Remaining in the Post Office, at OF.
tumwa, Iowa,uncalled for July l4th
1874
B-Mr Bijsnson, Mr. Harvey B Der.
nard, Mr. Samuel Brown, Miss Mag
gle Bloight, Mr. o P Bier, Mr. Edwin
Burns, E A Cushnell,,.
C-Miss Angie Carter, John Glenn.
mons. m
DIN C Dixon Registered
F-Isaac Fillheimer, Mr. John
Fisher.
Chr j g Garret.
K-Mrs Ann Messenger.
L-Daniel Lalvey, Mr. c j Lans,
George Lesser.
MN Gum Meanx, Mrs e M
Marson, Minnie Marng, Mrs S A Mar
ris, Pat Mcmahon, Mrs Jennie Nc
Bride.
Mr. Benjamin Neal. a..
O-Mr John Ostergen, VIM O'Brien
Moses O'Brien.
P-Miss Tills Pate, Maiinda Peter
son.
K-Mrs r p Ross, L W Robertson,
Wesley Robertson.
S-Luvina Sellars, VIM Smith, Mrs
Nancy III Smith, Chas Saylor, Sarah
Silyers, ] A Slime, Henry Somers.
It's D Tucker, Annie Thompson,
Mollie Taylor.
W-Aibert Weatherby, j c Weihe.
UNAVAILABLE. H.
Miss Eva Francis, Eddyville Iowa.
Geo Bath, Mahaska Co. Iowa.
Persons calling for any of the above
letters, wall please say, adver tised
and give the date of the list.
A. III. HAMILTON, p. M. I.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-07-23

The Castor House is at this time
brim full Of patients from al parts Of
the United States. On Wednesday
we with some strangers from abroad,
made visit to the House in the after
part Of the day. The Doctor had Just
completed the lsbors Of the day,
operating upon some Is patients.
There il beyond question wonderful
success attending the Doctors labors
according to the testimony OF hun
drcds Of his patients. Scores of peo-
pie comprising men and women of
culture and intelligence win with
alacrity state upon oath of wonderful
cures performed, aud it 10 well worth
any persons while to visit this institu-
ton and sec and hear for themselves.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-07-23
Dave Wilkison Saws, tha, n. ~,

Dave Wilkison says that the hot
Sunday, July 9Th, killed the chinch
bugs, and saved the wheat. He said
he had tan acres of wheat which at
that time he expected to DO failure,
but the scslding hot weather cooked
the bugs, and he says bis wheat Il .
fair cron.