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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-28
BUSINESS CHANGES.

TTNHE COMPREHENSIVE HERETO.
L fore existing between the undersigned, under
the name of ESTEBEN CO.. expired by limitation
on the twentieth of January. 1874. Paul Esteben
nership affairs and will sign the firm name in
liquidation only. -
PAUL ESTEBEN,
faI3 St. LEONCE ECUYER.
NOTICE OF COPARTNERSHIP.-W
~ have this day associated with us Mr.. LEON
LEVY, of New York.
The style of the firm will be as heretofore. Mr..
CHARLES WILL continues to hold QUE full power
OF attorney.
HOFFMAN, MARKS CO., Auctoneers,
Nos. So and SO Charities street.
New Orleans, January l, 1874. jail 10 rs fe1
WE HAVE ASSOCIATED MIR. MAX
W D1NKELSP1EL with us in the practice of the
law. We will give our personal attention to bust.
ness intrusted to us in the Federal and State
Courts The name and style of firm will
henceforth be BRAUGHN, BUCK DINKELSPIEL.
Attorneys at Law. No. II. Commercial place.
jas I'm
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We commend the following communica-
ton from Ceant Cali, consul Of his majesty
the King of Italy. touching the employment
of Italian children in vagrant professions,
to such of our federal and State authorities
as reside here, and to our citizens generally.
Count CALI is extremely anxious that the
infamous traffic, referred to in detail in his
"otiicial notice." shall be effectually sup
pressed, and to that end he asks all needed
cooperation. We trust that the police par
ticulary VIII join in the good work:
OpE7Ga OF ITALIAN Consul,
New orleans, January 25. l8s4.
EDfTOR REPUBLICANS:
You would confer great favor ON me by
inserting in your columns the official notice
hereby joined.
Through The medium of your valuable
paper, take the liberty OF addressing the
same request to all the press of New Or
leans, and of asking the cooperation of
citizens generally.
Respectfully yours.
G. GALL,
Italian Consul,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-28
UNITED STATES DISYRICT
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
In Bankruptcy-N0. 1899.

IN THE MATTER OF W. J. PORTER. INDIvID-
uaily and as member of the firms of Porter.
Page u Co., and W. J. Porter & Co., bankrupt,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-28

NATIONAL LOUISIANA REPUBLICAN CLUB.
The members of this club are requested to
attend meeting on Wednesday, January
%, at 7:30 P. NJ, at their hall, corner Ram
part and Bienville streets.
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SCHEME.

10000 Tickets. Tickets only sic
Halves. Quarters and Eighths in ploportion.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-28

wHAr Has BECOME OF THE CASE y-Wfl
District Attorney McPhelin be so good as to
str up the case wherein four or five poor
iaborers were defr auded out of 81 each,
and sent fifty miles into the country on q
fools errand! DIT the accused person IS
guilty, let him have a speedy trial and
prompt punishment. The accusers are Sill s!l
case' as the strangers make it out. is ono
which, calls for quick action, and as sew
eral good citizens have called our attention
60 the fact that the papers are getting dusty.
at is expected that the District Attorney
will dc his best in the premises.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-28

HE Police CHANGE.-Captaih Flanagan
yesterday took charge of the first precinct
So!ic-s During The time he was IN com
manL of the detective department he made
numerous friends by his universally excel
lent conduct, for all with whom he came IN
contact were treated kindly ana consider
.tely. rich or poor, high or low, good or
Dad. His successor. Captain Schneider. has
aakea hold. and has good mode! to sm''
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-28

APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
approximations of 5000 each for the
nine remaining units of the same ton
of the number drawing the $4,000
3 approximations of 5000 each for the !
nine remaining units of the same ten
OF the number drawing the 10000
prize are. t,oUU |
9 approximations OF S 100 each for the
nine remaining units of the same ten
of the number drawing the $4,000
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-28

SECOND WARD SUB.CLUB.-Another sub
club was organized in the second ward last
evening, TO be designated Sub-Club No. :,
of the second ward. A large number Of
Republican voters assembled at the APP
Sointed hour and were called to order by
Charles T . Phillips, Esq, who, in neat adj
dress, stated the object OF the meeting. :.
6y the choice of William White as presi-
dent and Louis Busby as secretary. ~.
Theelub was then addressed by Mr.. w.
". jackson, after which resolutions were
unanimously passed indorsing. Patrick
Creagh, Esq, for justice of the First NUM-
gipal Court, and w. W. Jackson fOy presl'
dent of the mother club.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-02-26

This delightful and harmless toilet prep.
ara;ion is undoubtedly the best in the world
for preserving the Skin aud Keautily ing the
COmDlcxion
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-02-26
FROM OSKALOOSA.
The Murder Trial-.-The Verdict,
Murder in the First Degree.


OskALoosA, Kas.. Feb. 10, 1874.
Eaifsr Times:
The jury in the Green case, after at,emp,.
ing to find verdict since Saturday evening,
have just rendered one. The verdict is
''murder in the second degree" Judge
Morton will, il is said, render the sentence
on Friday. The verdic, is regarded here %
= good one.
There is considerable feeling coming to
the surface In this county, in regard to the
famous "bond swindle," which created 20
much excitement here in 1859. You will
remember that the case went to Judge Dbl.
Ions court, who enjoined our County Com.
missionep from Issuing $3.50, 600 to the Atch.
isou, Topeka and Santa Fe failroad CON-
pany. This injunction was made perpetual.
The case has been carried to the Supreme
Court of the stare, and vill sooa be decided,
- learn. Your correspondent also learns
that the only show for Jefferson county to
gee nd Of paying the $500, 900, fraudulently
voted, = 70 prove that more illegal voaes
we've polIsd than the majosity shows for Tie
propositioa. There v,s from sixty to eighty
majority. % that number Of illegal vots
viii have to Be- proven, or els ve are
nulcted. Al The 0rashopper poll bools
foe that electioa were stolen and have never
yes bsss peoduced-thas town giving b nost
mpssce1satsd nsjosi,y fue ths svindlse|
vusng DID ~ snd sehool ehildrm. L
- . = y volA; ~ Asss - py ut
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No amount of journalistic rhetoric which
We might be able TO summon would be ade-
quate to describing the entertainment given
1t the Open House last night by Mrs Scott
Siddons and her little protegc Master Henry
Walker. 1t was of the highest, possible
character and the appreciative audience
present although not large was made up Of
the intellect ana culture of the city. OF Mrs.
Siddons readings it is unnecessary for us to
speak 1t any length. The different selections
were rendered in faultless manner. and
brought out round after round of applause.
The Chapter from Mark Twain's "Innocents
Abroad" was particularly happy effort, and
the dry points of humor were clearly define
ated By the accomplished artistic.
Several of the selections Were changed by
requeet. Instead Of the death of Constance
DE- Beverley" the "Jackdaw of Rehiems"
was given, and the sleep walking scene from
Macbeth took the plscs of the "Maniac."
Master Walker met with perfect Grafton.
Although but eleven years old he performed
Q number of difficult pieces with extraordin-
azy grace and skill. His rendition of "Home
sweet Home" with variations and "Coming
through the Rye" was followed with pro-
longed and enthuiastic applause. We un-
derstand that Mrs. Siddons will return here
next fall, after her European tour and in
that event We know she will receive warm
and enthuiastic welcome.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-02-26
A Care.

E<dtW JtmeS:
DkAR sIR-Permit me through your pa.
per to show the taxpayers of this county the
kind Of ananciers our present County Com
mi.ionen are, and how they have the good
of the tax-payen 1t heart: At the last meet
ing Of that august body, they passed reso-
luton to employ janitor At sixty dollars
per month, an engineer At sixty per month,
IN assistant janitor At fifty per month, and a
night vatchman for fifty dollars per month
to take care of the'new Court House for
one year. / find by adding the above
amounts together that it will cost the county
twenty-six hundred and forty dollars to run
the Court House for one year. Now. if anv
of the member of tn at honorable body will
explain Why they employ four men to do
said work, and agree to pay $500 per year
for the same, when there was on file in the
Office, or in the hands of the County Clerk.
ct the time they passed the resolution refer
red to. proposition TO do..all Of said work
for 81 800 per year, and enter into bonds for
the performance of the same.
Being . taxpayer, I would respectfully
ak that sad resolution be recinded, and the
work let to the lowest responsible bidder.
and that hereafter all contract. to be award
ed BY the county shall be let in that way.
Then We shall have done with favoritism,
which shows 20 plainly in the above trans
action.
J. E. BARRETT.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-02-26
An OasgYOWsh Of ether Disease!

An OusgrSwsh Of ether Disease!
Cstarrb sometimes exists alone. but it is
mere frequently = symptom Of other diseased
conditions. Tie following letter explains
it.:
CoLLINGToN, Oaandaso Co. n. Y,(
Jan. 25. 1874.
DR.. Z. v. PIERCE. Buffalo. n. Y:
DEAR SIR-Allow me to give you brief
history of the effect of your medicine called
''Golden Medical Discovery" in my csc. /
am now in my sesen.y-fourth year, and
naturally Of firm constitution. Within the
last few year,, from over-exercise, l have
been afflicted with complication OF diseases
almost incredible to relate. In the first
, lace Catarrh, to q degree that, to me, it
seemed that my voice passed out at the ears,
to which was added its natural ally-Bron-
thiti.: TO which, At no great length of time,
were added Neuralgia pains in the head and
shoulders and bioating of the lower limbs,
the NEST of which was superinduced
by a torpid state Of the liver. bad
the advice Of several prominent physi-
clans, and tried almost every known remedy
for such complaints withot relief. A rapid
loss of strength and waste of flesh, reminded
me that could not loug Withstand the COM
bined force Of disease which was fast bearing
me down. gave up all business, made my
will, had my gravestone placed in position
and lettered except date of exit, and resign
ed myself to my couch to await events. Not
long after this, saw your advertisement,
procured your medici"ss-I am now on the
second half-dozzen bottles of Golden Medi-
cal Discovery-have good appetite, have
gained fifteen pounds of fe1h-no more talk
out of my ears, no more bloating Of the
limbs, can walk two or three miles with
ease, and feel that you have given me q
lease of ten or fifteen years-subject, howev-
er, TO the Court above. That you may live
long to do good to suffering humanity, is the
sincere wish OF
Your unknown friend, LUTHER COLE.
dGy
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THE VERDICT.
Samuel ID. Green Convicted OF
Murder in the Second Degree.

The latest reports from Oskaloosa bring
the intelligence that after an exciting trial of
"a weeks duration, and q consdltation of
three days and two nights BY the jury, YER
dict Wa brought in Wednesday, convicting
Samual d. Green of murder in the second
degree. All are familiar with the case. In
Jefferson county, where the crime was COM
mitted and the trial had, it was considered
the most exciting and interesting that has
ever occurred. The peculiar circumstances
under which the crime was committed, the
causes for which the victims were held, the
large numbers implicated indirectly in the
act, and sc;s auxiliary 10 the principal one,
gave it extraordinary prominence. and
strong partisan feeling having been created
BY the frivolous plea of justification, it re-
RULED it bitter legal contest.
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DIR. RAILWAYS.
Sarsaparillian
RESOLVENT.
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER,

l. Gooi spirits. iissi, I'a,a,ae OF weak
anguor melancholy; in. ss,e III bslO LIE
desh and muscles, etc.
2. Strength increases, app. tits improves, relish
for food no more sour crucial ions or waterbrAsh,
good digestion, calm and und urbed sleep, awak-
en- fresh and vigorous.
g. disappearance Of spots blotches, pimples
the skin looks clear and health y. the urine chang
ed from its turbid aud cloudy appearance to clea
sherry or amber color water passes freely from IN
bladder through the urethra without pain OF sczld
ng, little or no sediment; no pain or weakness,
l. Marked diminution Of quantity and frequency
Of involuntary weakening discharges, II auecte
that way, With certainty Of permanent cure. In
creased strength exhibited in the secreting gland
and functional harmony restored 70 the several or
CANS.
s. yellow tinge ON the white Of the eyes, and
the swarthy saffron appearance Of the skin chang
ed to q clear, lively and healthy color.
6. Those suffering from weak or liberated lungs,
tubercles will realize great benefits in expecto-
rating freely the tough phlegm or mucous from the
lungs, sir-cells, bronchi or wind pipe, throat or
page Of night sweats and pains, and feeling Of
weakness around the ankles, lesa shoulders, etc,
cession Of cold AID chiils, sense Of sunocAiion,
or arising in the morning. AL these distressin.
symptoms gradually and surely disappear:
7. A. day after day the Sarsaparillian Is taken,
now signs Of returning health will appear; the
blood improves in strength and purity, disease will
diminish, and all foreign and impure deposits nodes,
tumors, cancers, hard lumps, etc, be resolv ed
away, and the unsound made sound and healthy !;
ulcers fever sores. chronic skin diseases, grsdu-
ally disappear.
s. In cases where the system has beeu salavated.
and mercury, quicksilver, corrosive sublimate,
have accumulated and become deposited in the
bones, joints, etc., causing carries OF the bones,
ricketts,, spinal curvatures, cOntOrtOns white swell:
lings, varicoss veins, ETC., the sarsaparilian will
resolve away these deposits and exterminate the
virus of the disease from the system.
3. II those Who taking these medicines for the
cure of chroncs scrofulous. or syphiltic diseases
however SLOW may be the cure. 'Teel better and
and their general health improving, their ne>h and
weight increasing, even keeping Its own, il is
sign that the is progressing In these dis
the patient either gets better or worse--the
virus Of the disease is not inactve II not arrested
and driven from the blood, it will spread and con
tinue to undermine the constitution. As soon as
the Sarsaparillian makes the patient Steel better
every hour you will grow better and increase in
health. strength and flesh.
The great power Of this remedy Is in the dseas-
Is that threaten death-as in
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-02-26
CAUGHT AT LAST.
McNutt The Murderer Captured
and Taken to Wichita.
Details of the Pursuit and
Arrest.

A special dispatch to the Commonwealth
from Wichita says that on Tuesday last De
tective Smith arrived in town having in
custody J. W. McNutt heavily ironed Mike
Meagher and Smith have been working up
the case for several weeks. They spotted
their game, and - secrecy, expedition and
courage were needed, Will Smith was the
man selected by Measher and County At.
torney SIus', as Marshall Meagher could not
60. The result is as it most usually is when
Smith goes for game, it comes.
MeNutt was to have . preliminary hear
ing before Justice Jewett yesterday morning
but owing to the excitement and crowd, it
wss thought best to postpone the proceedings
until to-day.
Smith caught McNutt in clearing chop
ping wood, about two hundred miles from
here. He lay in wait fer him nearly half a
day, fearing to approach in the open epace
lest McNutt should start for the brush and
compel Smith to shoot him, and he wanted
to tax e him alive. He secreted hims,
around, and finally crawled up within six feet
of McNutt. when he arose. leveled double
barreled shot gun at him, and told him to
drop his a and to hold up his hands, which
McNut! did, only remarking while Smith
put the irons on him, swell, you got me,
haven't your"
McNutt confesses that Sewer was the man
killed and burned, and solemnly charges the
whole plot and scheme upon Winner He
depended, he say, upon Winners cheek.
Winner has enough for whole community
Of criminals to sleep upon, but owing to the
shrewdness ard energy of cur officers, his
brass foundry has failed.
The atrociiy of this affair exceeds that of
The Bender tragedy, from the simple fact
that they murdered strangers, while this job
was put up on an acqusintance-the poor
devil whom they sought. en,iced and burned
70 death for little spoil. The chilling hor-
rOr of this terrible crime left a stain upon
,ur city that determined every one who had
'ense enough to see this af.ir through it's
iisgnise, t, help at least to ferret out the
isndish crime ard bring its perpetrators to
hat condign punishment they so richly
merit. The eallows is not, but is smother
hap:er yet to be written.
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STATE OF KANSAS,
CoUsTY OF Lk,vkNwokrx.
IN the District Court OF he First Judicial District
OF III. State Of ksnsas. sittirg In and for Leav-
envOrth County, in said State.
vsadsy Bury, plaintiff.
Christian Bury. defendant.
you, CHRISTIAN BURY, the defendant
l. above nsmed, will take notice that you have
been sued by the pla ntih vsndsy Bury. In the
District Court Of the First Judicial District OF the
state OF Kansas, sitting in and for the county of
LeAvenver in said STATE and you must ~ sWer
the tition by .aid plat nt In tine said action on
or before the 10 day Of April, A D. 1874, ~ "a
petition viii be taken true and Judgment of
divorce rendered accordingly. and the custody Of
NEWT. MANN,
febiv3v Atty Tor Plaintiff.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-02-26
SEMINAL WEAKNESS CURED,

DR. BOHANNAN'S "vEGlTABLE CURA-
TIVE permanently cures all forms Of 'Spsrmai-
oIrhea' or Seminal WeA ness in from tso to
seven weeks time I, restores Lost Power and
brings back the 70 iihi.i' vigor OF tho>e Who have
destroyed il by sexual xcesses evil practices.
This remedy his been u,.j by DIR. Bohanuan in
his private practice thirty years, and has
never failed in curing eysn tine worst CAGES. Price
Five Dollars. seni TO sny address, Il &c from o.
servation).
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SYPHILIS CURED.

DR. B0HANNAN's Vegetable syphili. Cure 10
warranted to permanently cure SYPHILIS in all
its stages and eradicate the last ve.tige Of Syph
itic poison from the system. Those having th dis.
ease lurking in their blood, concealed from otser
walton, in its constitutional form. thereby leopard
ixing the health and happuess Of another, as we'll
- that Of their offspring, should Immediately use
this medicine, and be cured for LIFE Price Five
Dollars. sent 70 any address.
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Preserve Health.

No dyspepsia or stomach troubles will
arise from eating articles prepared with DR..
Prices Cream Baking Powder. 1t makes
the lightest, whitest Biscuit, Cakes, ETC., of
any other preparation in the market. DR..
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Lemon. ETC., are strong, pure, and have the
true rich favor of the fruits. Ask for DR..
Prices Special Fiavor;ngs, and DR.. Prices
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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-02-26

POPULAR illustrated book (z6U pages) On
Manhood Womanleod Married! I'M
pediments to Marriage, \, ause and Cure.
Sent securely sealed, post paid, for so cents,
BY DR.. c. Whittier, 6i7 81. Charles street,
81. Louis, Mo-, the great specialist. Read
bis card. d&w
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MEDICAL

The most Renosrned Specialist o: the Ace. in the
treatment Of PRIVATE. CHRONIC and JRLNi-
BY DISEASES, SEMINAL WEAKNESS. The
result OF early indiscIetons Other causes, pro-
dueipg hKkv0U.NEss. PINfiEs, on THE FACE,
AVERSION To SOCIETY, INeAiRsD sisBT, LOS OF
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THk cRkAM OF MEDICAL LirFRAIURE. Illustrated
With chaste engrzvngs explaining Who may marry,
Why not, Why. The impediments TO marriage.
Their nature, cause and cure Price 80 cents sent
In plain sealed envelope. Ladies requiring sur
gical aid. medical attendance advice may call
or address the doctor. Invaids provided with pri-
vate apartments, board, attendance, &c. Cures
guaranteed. Rubber goods on hand. janIo
Circulars to Ladies two stamp.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-02-26
HOMICIDE.
A Pupil Shoots His Teacher
Three Times.
Sudden Death Of q COlOred Man
While Stealing Corn.


The late 1 shooting scrspe that We have to
chronicle occurred day before yesterday near
49,, ho,. .h,r, 60. mile. from n.E.Ih
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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-02-26

Farmers Wishing to SOW fax seed the com
ing season, can procure the same BY calling
On Geo. A. Eddy, No. Dos, Delaware st.,
Leavenworth-he having quantity to loan
Full particulars furnished on application.
GEO. A. EDDY,
jan20dlt.w4t POS Delaware Street.
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Draaaians Saecess,

lis permitted to few men or companies
to achieve acknovledged superiority in any
important positioa OF buainss. The present
enEstioa mas witnessed stnpendous rivalry
h several branches Of industry, and notably
H. Sewing Machine businen. Amid null
tian1s a competition. steadily and surely the
Whsslee 3 Wilsna Company held their way
ftsa Tie beginisg, upon 6xed and hoaorable
pei.eiela. Long sincs. their leading posi-
In 4 America vss established. Abroad, at
Lsslsa, n 1862. they Won the hishsus pre-
aisas; q Raris. in 1867, they distanoed
sffAay.tue coopstisoss. and vers awarded
H. hieha Pssninn, Ne only Gold Medal
- ossie MasAi.o sxhihissd; asa lastly,
- uQassl1aasa ssnRsaa, followed IL
Uamn1 6innQhD e Vi0na, rod = eur
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CERTAIN cusY roR PIES.

DIR. BOHANNAN'S Pie Ointment 10 guafan.
tied Q certain for PIle-, no matter what form
o. hov long sanding, in fiom three to i've daya
PRics One Dollar. sent % say addre0 (by mail,
fneen cent? extra for pastige).
Addren Dr.. c. A BOHANNAN, No. els North
HlsA Street, r. Louis, No
UnGsuas resnittins nloneyby 0aal for uedi.
cinGl, siil 0aA BY 'Posto0es OEdsr' o. Reds
tsRed LetteR. deel7d&V