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, 1875-04-17

Ii ihs Editor of Tae Chtedpo Tribune:
dESEyA, !ll., April 13.-1n NO aro goiog 10 have
hissory Of tAo carly Aost!cmcnt Of our stato lot
soue one who hto,rs cohntnehcb. In Yesterdays
papor my old friend "John Longs" elaborate
history of carly Chicago; find moro errora tl,a,,
truths. Lot the Inform Mr. ", thas tho Potta-
watotnIqd. knowing tho doyernment intended to
lorco them to sell thla country, sold khe Rock
sa asfeed Il Lat tno to foslAt liz se{tisyent a
hnt tdld bin lands weat Of Tho MlssiAalTipE. Ho
had tic undoubtod right to enter and cultivate
the Rock Niyer lands. This Insertion / hayo
from l!ly Coldwclt. lfoblnsou. Blabboheo aud
HlAck ila1a. / mnkb this statement bcca,,ag I
kaow Il whns 1nss m n tnlktng about camo to Chi
iago In II lgss ThsEe rEo but thtse pSrs9ns iv.
taoTo,-g: y: nubosrd, ,I1addock. aud Cobb. i
fGrhshhrd tut material to build tho harbor. /
had aoyerntdent .cunttacts for ion,oyIpR tho
ltdsans at tlltfercnt times. Don't lcs us sol our
dafy 1s.a 5tSs; s EfSa g aAt for the sao Of hasus
i In your notice ycatordny Of tho death OF ono
Of the best Of women, Mis-. Dyer. iud quisa
stat6 IN tho spfing ot ISL, waa nsver 1 Juaso. 70
ald pct lay out of build Dundee from that t'oid
tuhs" H6 built tho atHt house la Eigln, aud
Was good. moral. temperate, hitnp!G mai. 1lrA,
Dyer hle setet, was loAdller ip Alsas Willard'a
sehoo!i where my (tow) vito and my sister, Mrs,
AoEadi wero hup,ia. eey to my ftibha, Lbhg
John, 20 hs little u,dro careful ID to facts. /
think h!s coming on foot to Chicago with his
come patt OF thb way Oh foot, bnt liaYo kinj
OF vision 9f seeing him, got out Of ono ct M
coacliea nt the old Ttomorit Iousd, Isk Iinnin
Jimmy Cbuch. b;
, 1875-04-17

AlE rue puDLlc soHooLs or CHICAGO rAf1sa
IKsT1ruT1oss2
go lie Editor of The chieaao Tribune:
f1r,cAnn. April 15,-Ono Of the first objects Of
.....a.t ,,,r,rSt 10 lin not,co a. t,a f,Iattn.
thtesost brought ~ 'no Ao..ee ~ Iuo o.a'.u- ..-
gulahcd htrauget IN sle cltJ OF ohicaso IL its
public schools. Owing to management WHICH
1.,tntes largely Of tho vitality that alimntcs
e1.ro,h,nr in ant, nrouud tho rroat civ. Il la
ese'5us - ~ H.. ~. at,,s,s ,,.,,,,,, u.s.,
bus truth 10 eay tua1 10 eeuoo'a oeeupy poet"
ton In advance, fally pfororttonato to tho 70
ouperauve energies, growth. and enterprise Of
clty which. rs vlolo, Ia truly y wonder. But
oSen liz schools Of Chicago aTo open to cy,tt-
c;a,n. TI,nynra called nubltu echools hud tho
oSiect nf ihja diacussfdb is to iuouire wl1pthor
tssv "ro doiuu tho work and cpnferrinR tho BENG
fts which the publis hayo lilo 1iaht to oxpecs
an1 @ ilemand.
'&' TIn nnh,ic ec}no1 In mt common In tic eouse
,at ~ Il IL nroyjsion or d rbsort Which, IL COM
n,nn Gr ,,ncInnh j: hni m institution that ID sun.
nnsrd II deni out its abpes To ali In cbu1ii,or,
apccord;nr In thnir soyoraf needs. All alI-r,so
prnvdnncc hss 1ccroef that iho man uho nins
~ sn,nai,oS Amort tho atara shall proours l,is
nttSs stnna thn sa;re storchouse whore tho e1haIl
f1sdchnion SihcniIs lis ecahty iuca,is, Words
and na,trns aro bic toois WITH vhlclI each works
on1 tI,s 1rorn, wf1ich tnate or circurnstnnce has
, 1875-04-17

TO RAS HdI1oF ~ 1Hs Ehfc1do If39Nns;
CuloAoo, April 1G.-What nice Ahbthtt Tor
Nast's poncll would bo The isgro Abpfytng to
Hoyoe fdr rodtesa III h!s complaint against
Dutkp, and tnlespeAth Commissioner Hoyno
replying, ~ have recelyo1 no official COW nf
tti6 blyEl fslShtA bltl all kh0N IL Whit cdlnsa
Ia tho telegraph dispatches" and snsetj1g lNo
NTH Storey III odt 81, telegram. <. '' 4.
, 1875-04-17

~ {hs Elttor Of The Chicago 1Tfbune:
Ci1cldo, April 16.-On lho aglh Of March
aie waters Of tho Chicago Riser flowed nEo tho
ansfsucq ot tho great tunnol ahlcli b1hga tho
pdre wafer df Lake Michigan to 500.o0O people
In tho City OF Chicago! Tho composition bt tho
river water, which for thzoa days found its why
into every house In this great city, was somo-
Thing fearful to contemplate: It uas the con-
odnsrsted scNotago Of tho city accurnu-
lated duting tho long and e1esasivo
cold months Of wldsof, at.i4ng which t,no the
slver bad been frozen to depth rarely, it
evtt. before known lh ous histozy: III ordinary
wtnters. tho soWage, owiue to tho open condition
al tho river, flowed freely out into tho lake, and
mobtiug With no obstscle followed thd hkturkl
current and paAsod aouthwAfd. But iarno uro-
poitidt Of the sewage ol IhAt winter had besp
pent up for months, and, eyep when tho Ice in
Tho riror had giveu way, 1t could uot pass freely
into tho lako 10 ~ to aow honthwhrd, beeahsk Il
tho nuuth Of tho rivcr M ico-lam Or bridge had
formed stretching from tho eud Of tho rlyeg-pier
To tho crib. Tho MATER Of Tho siyor, bb,ng warm.
of thin The water ot-,, lid lake. I'D,
morooyof1 iull Of itnhuritldb tod aIthy to
mEoation. flowed: upon thu antfat0' of
a s Sssf spd sss @ a'fls f psss The @ ef:
entered thu crib and thence through tho great
81 eanas q nsh. Women, md ehlld1ep- particularly
tao ~ !sttes vefe stricken donn With symphonic of
tatsa,intl Irritation and bloodposonInR: Tho
~ spxs aa simulated tnAnf f5tms ol gasttio dsor-
3s 13,otS.s %o.hus Ind typhoi aysetsry 10 s@-
pie utasIhea and vomiting. Infants OF aud z
yeass q .Ee sufTcied 1nora tAap any otl,er
'o!ass IND .he reports ot tiie Doa.d of Hiealti,
SHOW SLOW 40 infant mortality for. tho two Woels
u Tue h. esa.a.ato s,,;s,2sI 4 ts s'nq perioa
dsnta! intredgstion " .e~agp !nto tho rinh.
s "nl sno et9 during thoie thirds dayacan
e. the ao@h ot loved lltte ones cant.os bcs s
she ozpenaes Of sctneai. oto., rili tdaeE % into
hundreds OF thousands Of dollars. "s'N '"'o
taioiy. BY tho gEe.kius up oi the ice bfiJse bsr-
III secdont xss considered almoat us ss aIen
asn was unprecedented, perhaps 10 biaII'sc"u H.;
astac4ed 70 the authorities. uut il behonycD nv
tts.shl.' Z II. md t, shopla ouch = ob..suotioa
s!et sFath occur. they, will: not DO rousidsrad
e8sasss u they neglect 10 semoyo eucI Oh,
, 1875-04-17
The DANvlLLE & VlNCENNES.
Judge Drummond's Supplemental De-
oision on the Juri,lictional
Point.
Examination of the Act Concern-
ing Removing Gases to
Federal CDltrtS.


4nu 4o''oH'"s "a ;ao eeso" sp a,',,,, ~ IT,
sr aso un 'ne Of s " 'S OF
osgoo,, w. ;rho rl,leogo. namvtlto b y,ncsunes
ungoou W.: lno encuso, .".o ,.,,s " ~. .o s,'.ass
NJ wanna fran lin c,rcut Co,,tt Of viii County
" 'sAae .o.. ~ .ia.,..Ia.. za.,orat o,e',,i
three s,cokd APO tho Judge ltel.l TINT tho United
States Circuit Conri had Jurisdiction. but. OH re-
quest OF bcnator alcEonal''' re''eaflhg Was
rotieating:
t., a r, ar s,pa oGom taHc 1ssoa o M n ill.,
cass. m T txo atoun's: ~8"A'| '">'
f,.LTAs e ee.s ;sf + Of , saeh character That 1t
neso, n ." a.rrop ~ rs,cvcd ,nd,nenent of
the ssan of ~ sta3e umrt 70
e f.t e,.e Of he .ss1n ,est!on q ~ 81 #
{s1 a'ia T. et Mep H. cass Han 70 nars II M IN
sss g. 20 e s ss
Or n yhs4 a s, bo Sstwn ~ l.
afs'bosai b eIti,e; psfiy; ~. i. y hs gio'. Il
mi e1sut" ~ t,t scetlt aIatc. win ea.t can ha r.
moyed by rther uartv. jes6 than tbs Whole. Thefo
inust bs In knit In H. stase Court controyerry
sa can " y o e. =; ,,ns or e:p
s,. sfsy G.ssts M h nj sa4t = Il, ny ;s r.
HUI. t"'o e''''' 'a' '"' o's''' o'"' 'A'
Tsfs ~. s,s e, ut n I es es1ns f. t1e 1e
Of t M tsyo 4; tIis sns e oontrnystsy
iot1 ns1wEsx ot1,zSs s.1ffs II;
S nl1Hm Mas s.. esen n, 1sa Fl s ,,,rong G
cepiy G rtas,ss: certain os'Tsss,
on a. ~ rfatsrty 70 sssto -, an nassehnsss a@q ifg
INC Gohpers o. naien ,or ino II a ro
Tses ,s md FL Of 4 IL .m s e.eas Ct % os fRay s,tay
stats. ftat tHas r. III tatnii ahd tc uompany, pe
9ssd Is e. 9s renew: 4 a. ss r,,
hn;1v =. ~ T., H. az H., H. .,tia,tv ~ thr
s1d t6o enforeomeut Of tc same. re Tsasttes rer.
hsn sst vaSy ySissss, SsFssa
at f 'o ~ IA n, rciss. q s,.ns VA enirey
assst r. IL g,iot 1fiSs s ssss1 ut u aa. o.,
snHs sar, az a' e''' 'h'n s0o to remove IT 10 tho
W. Tn.s 1,1 n,anE r. LOST 't .,. ,..,
il sss@ss' III i t.; s ss IL
sStasn pl e ffosriy to X ee1r eoa pct asss M Tug
~; IN. ngnni stf"s sn III III npevnnt Il
rs sisssi5siy Iei@ssn hem y !. dsss no 'sa srresr
tnat any tao creditors Nete citizens q the sano
ta, ' 5 Tsss5 S so a.s r
e oaer h Tfse 9ans c tae u aa
ss soS M et @o ss a TSse s M o. ae fae
.d M sG Gf h9 !, fsso e.
former des!ang thas sbfr oG Or more Ct thc ratsSs
ii ia o %e s a noi as n,r
ThfI, iyol.e: incfs} consoyefsy 6e.msen S!xsns "a
q n!aca. aaa aefeIofe ~ aero snonla M ue ~
he ssma TO eCt raui b. ri, lat
~ VET aa !ns anSE. .nu aaa ComIt @
1hko " pCtWceu
ia,a tSna o' ao fa'0 a'a'e' WHICH "o"' W ohs0ae''
H. wo Mefs 10 a4mt t lug aremtses Me haEai9 tn,ak
!ae "ou' oUM sa's - r.
mosed oecaIsa os she pf1hctnsl soh!foscfsy Between
termlno hat ~ between tAe oEhts Ge-
tHeen eitzehs OF tho eaa sa!o nrso ~ ho at thsio
II no 9p}ee1Gn 70 fan hsaosal Ceafk sng )1flsd'c.
~ ~ - v X ~ - ~ IL T. S . "
70 ILL., IN .ne sess1ent on eg.i ara fsBG:
nsldsnss 20 w, t. IN eycry csss Wlo1o ths doa9s 9
IL snfrs.a ~ aat ba t..s ., s ss, n w.
hs,.ohe4t. .;,ts5 "nd ocr, =, ~ *. ~ e"4 ~ ~ NV
sshethrr this 3n,rt iii su,isicf,on ~ nhst
t1 L. ~ "a ~ ,ai Mass
, 1875-04-17

psss, which witt run about tho tts = 1ast yosr. oa
F.,fpnuon viii not open n this port tsn!il aftef
uy1s An.
rbsrs " oona,derable cs Of uhufua thtcn,ees ssil
b tho 1ata in this vicinity, .... -....-.
THIRD Ia vAry tto talk Of sfe fre9hs Ut insurance.
nd tts bgns ats hot Eord for prosperous seasoa
Tho owners of tbs t4naltnga hare rssoiysa thcia'
myc1 into ah Ah1oeasfon Tor tho approaching season
Cf.ttnhAhp.
ri. .cb, rapetto 1tft Thursday evening for Huron
br secopd load of grain.
ma .,m, @. ulckos. which has been resd5 for aotnc
h.y,, lift lat ssbsIg het rat trip 10 tho tslands
rho launching Of .ho ing Il. L, johnson hsa hce's
no.tponod unti Saturday afternoon ii half-past =
o'clock.
Tit sthI Tronlon his marie tlb tat round ttr th!a
Eeaaou. baylnH arrived Wednesday mothlng with
cargo of hsdnt from thb fsfands.
Tho f,ots Ateamer building 1t t1uron o. for she sa.
dnAky h Saginaw Transportatt1n Go'nInns' WILL p'
Aunehcd to-iaf. 6hc will 1u called Tho oh1o.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The leo ID tho b. Lawrcncs at Montreal fema'nea
czm tast Saturday, wheeled vehicles being arlseh
aero.s without tcnty Thn tain and sur's'iilc bow
evnr viii doubtless has!en the liberalization Of Tic
too bfdgd
D,snalcles ware reeetod sn5ins tliat tho Ittc and
nmhtiit II jcr toitii Id tto hi lht hke frdh The
former point nothing but clear water tonla 10 bccn
fIom tho lallers -.....
Tcto Ii .a!d to hn my aonnt Of leg in THO lake JET:
AZ Kewsnee hnsS f @ .ures ~ 3 ta aate ,ter
and al which tho warm scaaou has ID set mRda but
Little Impression.
, 1875-04-17


Tho huge, dFast,ic, gripiug, Eiesenng pills,
CONSTRUCTED of crude. coarse aud bulky !ngredi.
pleasant purgaslve ps!sts, Or s,,sar.eoatcf. ecu.
ceutsateI roo. mud herbal jnice. siti-bliouA
Sran.lle4-tho = Little Giant "GathsrtIc, Or 4Aul-
1un! ~ Pa,ro rhyslc. Modern chomica! Kcicnca
enables Dr.. picrca to extract from tic Juices Of
The most valuable roots aud AerbB their active
medicinal principals, Which. whou worked into
little pelsels Or gtahu1es, acdrcefy f1r4t4' Hs0H
n'as!a'?i- seeL .eldcrs each little pellet as No.
tive and powerful as largo rli'. wlllio t4ey arc
much more palstablas sahd pleasant In effect.
pr. lFa a. Thayer, of Daconsbnrs, o.. wrIees;
:" regard your bellots ~ tho hest remedy for lie
coI'd'!ops for which you prescribe :hcm ofany-
thlnE hh.t ever used, 10 mild and certain III
effect, and leaving tho bowalH In au excolencon.
dit,o. II Seems to mo tbey ua.lst take The place
Of all other cashartlo pills aud nedicaes."
Lyon AAdon.ber. lrugglsts, fetmillon. D,
T.. saw = We think thcY are goiug 10 sell like
bot eakes ~ eoou ~ people get acqaAtn!ca with
!hsr, snl Will spoil tho pill trAdc. q. thosa that
have used them like them much better than
largo pilla."
, 1875-04-17

= = 1If1F Lf1ffF, =
4 French journalist met with strhngo pet
tho other dsy when paying visit. Willie 'Ae
wus talking, he noticed something moving Oh tho
ing again. le saw that it was fluo lobstet dark
gray, spotted With rod, and thought It must have
escaped from tho kitchen. Tho lady au,,led. and
said, II u,ust toll yon Tie history OF mr. pct.
bono months ago bought lobster, and ~ 1t
was not wanted for dlnlor my cook left IL iu tho
water in tho kitchen. ! WAS going to u ball that
night, and, being ready, sas III an easy chair
aud foil aaledp suddo1ily sprang up from tho
pain Of sharp bite In my foot. aud ! saw the
sep DNs aa H. ss up st san ['p n f oa
Of sfis f!re had caught tlrc. II was soon ex-
tingufshtd. but I Have kept tho lobster ever
since out Of gratitude" It Inns its basin Of cold
water. and seoms to reeogn!Zo it, !uistresa. and
towards ito piano "s vhenaser 'ss sue i p plays.
, 1875-04-17

9h tht Edttot NJ The th1cdao Tribune.
Cn!cAdo, April 12.-The 1cctuto yssserdAy 1ty
tho lion, Join Wentworth. which brought out 20
large at audience and proved 10 entertaining,
must Of necessity take its place with that o1hBs
Of cbBayB which hlend Tue glotcsquo amggcAtton
of i h,imordl.a fancY NTH tlo moro tlIgnltied
recital or Aober hstors. aoR1n phaaagea Of this
adlrcss may compare tavo1abty With tha. iamo,la
traveaty, tho renowned Knlokorbockol's History
Of Now York, by irving
Nhtlo VIC dissent from some Of tho tos!sions
aesumcd III lite lcctare, aud must deny vdt!otts
htatemunta Of the Lecturer NO yet cordially conf
mend bis wGr.!a Of n niyo.llys pastfcalsrly those
blottcd out The old llamo Of enc Of our atrcols,
chilled after TINT worthy patriot CAPT. Wes, nho
sacrificed Ills lic at ChlcsSo. igbtInE adalAat
ttcac!itiy, III humdnity'a beflatf.
Bomc few dates, etc., which hppcar III tlle let
turo nc here take nccasu. TO notice:
We haze not been able 10 d'scoyef any evi-
tlcnco that thd first written account OF Chicago
bears the date Of 1d54, ot Tint "thsro nss s
miss!o,,aty station at sfaokinan n foo7." Il Wis
afatqdetto from Tho tants 81 tho streat where
lo died 10 tito Straits Of a1ackinaw. 1bat dnsky
settler. jean 3. Point ID Sable, did tot arrite
attcr tlie Treaty Of Gtcchv!!e; iIe rat t!ero as
kilzte homcBtead, hut Id Potk Deatbulh.
Tho eatlioat hteatnlohs upon tho urrot Iahos
VIM not Tho "shtidon Taompsop,'" but The
Walk III tho Wator.r sho made trip to Greet,
Day 10 1921. The tlrst steh'nboat whcl, arrived
at Chicago WIS not the u pcnnHylgania, " but tho
:. Sheldon Thotnpson," which camo In 1859.
Those several persons row llsihE In Chicago
wl,o c1Alfil liz dlst6cston Of being the
first wlllto reston borti here" must
nnquestonably surrender thoir claims. The
late. Col. 1iobert 4. Kinsle wns born III Chicago
ii 1b1G. and lo hdd ut lbnst one etB:et tile Iato
Hrs. Batou) who wis born horo aeyoral years
oarlier than ha. The lato john II. Whi4tlor (son
Of Col. William Whistler, who nrrlrcd hcsa will,
troops In tho fall Of 1868 10 bttild tho fott) waa
born hero ih 1901.
Ths printing OF tie flr4t newspaper In Chicago
waa not III 1884 tho Chicago DemucfuZ, No. i,
be6ra date Nor. 26. 1859.
OF courso am not going to urgo 1t very
etrentous1y, got 1t occafa to tnb to HIT the mil
suggestion that lecturers aud editors who in-
tcnd to uIscourso upon curly Chicago history
cut ont aud rasto III tho CROWNS Of tl,er hatH
these toms and factb for futuro roferencb.
1lEXnT H. lIunLnur.
, 1875-04-17

TnrAT IuE sTATE COURTS WITH nlanEsrKCT
int allowing thet TO pas upon tlc c.hs under the
tutc, We would treat theni moro di.rcsEectfujy
We 1Isregar1cd and orerrutcd tntr action ~ Ii il
ntt!cd We would AaTe tho right to lo III proper
, 1875-04-17

HLIiois CENTRAL RAnR03n
Dtrof. Jool 81 Lak. un n y.,tr1nH 5.e4s
tgHtt .l.i EahIsja-f., n<ur Clark 1'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-24
NEw~oRLEAN REPUBLICAN, FRIDAY DECEMBER a. l875

T., New York; Brown, D., Kentucky;
Throckmorton, D., Texsi; Payne, D., Ohio;
Collins. d., Pennsylvania; Deholt, D., Mis-
souri,; Cutler, D., New jersey; Hurlhut. r
Illinois; Harris, R., Massachusetts,; Foster,
r.: Ohio; Leavenworth, r., New York.
IN, Mannnfaeturers-stcne, d, Missouri Di-
hreil, d., Tennessee; Ross, D., New Jersey;
Williams, D., Alabans; Hopkins, D., Penn.
sylvania; Morey. D., Mississippi; Furchsrd,
y, Wisconsin; Farwell, r., Illinois,; Ballou,
r., Rhode Island; Williams, r., New York;
Lyman, r., North Carolina.
Militia-Cowan. d Ohio; Hereford D.,
West Virginia; Bell, D, New Hampshire;
Scales. D.. North Carolina; Chandler, D.,
Georgia; Walhh, D., MARYLAND; Tarbox. D.,
Massaehusetts; Rose, r., Pennsylvsnia;
Darrall, r., Louisiana; Crounse, R, Ne
braska; King, R., Minnesota.
expenditures on Public Buildings-Met.
cai1e, ID New York: Wilsop. D., West Vir.
rjnia: Bagby, l. R.. Illinois; Pratt, r., New
YORK; Townsend, r., New York.
Expenditures in the Navy Department
Beebe; D.; New York; Mills. d, Texas;
Maine; Baker, r., New York.
Expenditures in the State Department
Springer, D.. Illinois; Thoinpson. D., Mass
achusetts; Caldwell. D, Tennessee; Wal
lace, r., South Carolina; Leayenworth, r.,
New York.
Expenditures in the Treasury Depart
ment-Ely, D.. New York; Bright. D.. Ten.
nessee; Hartzell, D.. Illinois; Williams. R.,
Michigan; Plaisted, r., Maine
Observation-Disclosures. D., Indiana; Rob
erts, D.. Maryland; Powell, D, Pennsyl.
vania; Hoskins, r, New York; Fort, r.,
Illinois.
Expenditures in the War Department
Clymer. D., Pennsylvania; Robbins, d
North Carolina; Blackburn, D., Kentucky:
Danford, Il, Ohio.
Expenditures in the Postoffce DEPART.
ment-Stone, D., Missouri; Reagan, D.,
Texas; Walker, d , New York; Stowell, r.,
Virginia; Adams, R, New York
Expenditures in the Interior Depart
d. Kentucky; Anderson. l. r, Illinois;
Woodwork, r Ohio; Tufts, K. Iowa.
Expenditures in the Department of JUS
tice-Caulfeld, D., Illinois; Chandler D.,
Georgia; House, D., Tennessee; Stark
weather, X, Connecticut; Joyce, R., Yer
mont.
Mileage-Egbert. D., Pennsylvania; Brad
ford. D., Alabama; OdeN. D., New York;
Caswell, R., Wisconsin; Walls, R., Florida.
Singleton, D., Mississippi; Ballou, R., Rhode
| Island.
Committee on Rules-The Speaker, Kerr,
D., indiana; Randall, D., Pennsylvania;
Cox. D., New York; Blaine, X, Maine;
| Banks, l.. X Massachusetts.
| Enrolled Bills-Harris, D., Georgia. Ham.
ilton, D., New jersey; Darrall, R, LOUIS
lana.
| Library-Clymer, D., Pennsylvania; Wad.
dell, D., North Carolina: Monroe, r., Ohio
Select Committee on the Centennial Cele-
bration-Hopkins. D., Pennsylvania; Han.
| cock. D., Texas: Barnum, D.. Connecticut
Banke, l.. r., Massachusetts; Harrison, D..
Illinois; O'Brien, D., Missouri; Williams,
X New York; Hardenburgh, D.. New Jer-
sey; Kelley, r., Pennsylvania; Blaine. R.,
Maine; Lawrence, r., Ohio; Baker, R., New
York; Rainey r.. South Carolina
Immediately after the announcement of
the committees the House adjourned until
Wednesday, the fifth of January.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-24
MEDICAL.
u WASSERZUG, VI. d.,
DIPLOMAS FROM POLAND AND THIS COUNTRY
may be seen at his Office,
NJ. 1875 Canal street, First Floor.

.NS' 100 Suuhi suect rHst riUOT.
Wien you have tried all other means and ex
hausted the skill OF medical practitioners consult
Dr. B. WASSERZCG.
Those who have been nuriously treated, OF suf.
fer from the painful effects OF mercury or other
mineral pOisons or those who may be deemed in
durable, will seldom fail to obtain speedy and perma
nent relief by the use OF the Polish remedies.
CATARRH, IN ALL ITS BRANCHES,
Scorbutic Eruptions Blotches OF, the Skin, Ulcer.
ated Legs Cancers. TuInors, Skin Diseases of every
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Complaint, Asthma, Dy sentery, Piles. Fits, all Lung
Diseases every complaint OF Kidneys, Gravel, etc,
most successfully treated by DE-. B. WASSERZuG,
who has had practice and experience in the worst
stages OF diseases in his cOuntIy-P0and.
To nervous sufferers, afflicted with the following
symptoms: Pain depression, wind in the stomach,
inward weakness, weight and pressure over the
eyes. dimness of sight, body depressed, mind con-
fused beating of the heart strange tears, dislike
of daily occupation as well as of society, blood
rushing to the head, confusion of ideas, when neg
ected result in Decline Consumption and Insanity,
All Female Diseases attended to-.
The action of the Polish remedies and the benefit
derived from their use exceeds belief. No language
marvellous changes produced by their use. The
mental and physical symptoms OF decay so promptly
yield to their influence that every symptom OF ner
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move with firm, elastic step.
OFFICE H0URS-From A. 81. to P. NJ aed $3.50
DR.. B. wASsERzUd,
No. 1876 Canal street.
SPECIAL NOTICE-Tape Worm expelled in three
hours. oc24 ly
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STEAMBOATS,.

SUMMER AND WINTER LINE LOWER COAST
PACKETS
MARTHA AND MARIE.
Leaves every TUESDAY and THURSDAY at u NJ. ,
and SATURDAY at P. NJ,
RMrs~ h For Eadsport. Southwest
Un-lx.&uN Pass, Jump, Forts, Buras, Pointe
k1i{{ R-la.Hache and all way landings
the new low.pressure steamer
MARTHA,
VS.. BASSRTT, Master.
Leaves - above, commencing THURSDAY, No
vember rs returning every MONDAY FORENOON
and WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS, con.
Meeting at Buras with the MARIE every TURsDAY
and THURSDAY EVENING for the Passes.
The MARTHA will 60 TO Eadsport and Southwest
Pass on the saturday trip, giving excursionsts .
fine opportunity of seeing the jettes, Pilot Town
and o0ast in daylight on Sundays.
Excursion tickets for sale at reduced rates-
For freight or passage apply on board or at the
ONCE, No. ISL Common street ng23 I'm
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IN BANKRUPTCY,
ESTATE or NANCY Y. TAYL0R~N,
UNITED STATES MARsHAL's OFPiCK. D
NAW Arlanus -Hacamhar % lQ-E

UNITED STATES MARsHAL'S OFPiCK D
NeY Orleans, December 20, 1876
FTNHIs is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT A WARRANT
= IN bankruptcy has been issued out of the bis
t1ct Court of the United States for the district
OF Louisiana against the estate bf Nancy Y.
Taylor, Of Tangipahoa, in the parish of Tangips-
h0a State of louisiana adjudged q bankrtIpt
upon the petition of her creditors; that the paw.
ment of any debts, and the delivery OF any
property belonging to said bankrupt, to her
erty by her are forbidden by law; that q meet
ing Of the creditors of said bankrupt To prove their
debts ana choose one or more assignees OF her
estate, will be held at court of bankruptcy
to pc holden on the tenth day Of January, a.
building, New Orleans, before G. 8. Kellogg Regis.
Ter. g. B. PACKARD,
aeA laio United States Marshal,
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
PROCLAMATION.
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD

SrATK OF LorIs!ASA,)
Executive department, }
New Orleans December s. 1875.
whereas, an Officially informed that JOHN
SoSSIER, rotei Desperate indicted in the parish
of St. Landry, OF this State for the murder OF
ANDRE PRUbHoMMF, and also indicted in the
parish of Caeaseu, in this State ion the mmder OF
WILLIAM J. RUSNloNs, Is still at large, notice is
hereby given that. in addition to any reward oi.
Tered by the police res OF the respective parishes
and the friends OF the deceased the State OF Louis.
lana viii pay reward OF FIVE HUNDRED DOL.
LARS for tie arrest Of the said John SonuieG and
his safe delivery TO the custody OF the slieGh of
St. Landry parish.
Given under my hand and the seal Of the State
This thirl day of lececenber 4. D. 1875 and of
tie independence Of the United States tie ole hun
dredth.
WILLIAM P. KELLOGG.
BY tie Governor:
r g. pfSL0SDE,
Secretary OF State. del
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Citizens savings Bank, New Orleans,
December "a, l975.-This bank will remain open
until i P, NJ. TO-DAY (FaIDAI) for the purpose of
will be Closed on Christmas.
de24 1t NJ. BENNER Cashier