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New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-21
The Louisiana md Tehuantepec Com
in Court.


A suit brought by Mr.. John p. O'Sul
tor $oO, 900 for services he claims 10
rendered Mr.. Marshall o. Roberts in N
ing a concession from the Mexican goI
ment in lo66, is now on trial before n
Speir in Trial Term Superior Court
facts OF the case are: On Septeuj
1857, President Comonfort, of M.i
granted to the Louisiana and Tebuarl
Company the right to build raj
across the lsthmus of Tehuantepec Il
a certain period, and several exts,}
were subsequently given. Mr.. RtJ
in March, 1866, offered the compsr
a valid aud indisputable transf
lts rights to projected con
called the New York, Tehuan.epe
Pacific Railroad and Steamship Comg
S3,cOO, 600 in stock of the new corpon
The offer being accepted, Mr.. Roberp
an arrangement with the Chevalier n
Wykotf TO proceed to Mexico and d
the sanction of the Emperor Maxiuli
the change of name of the COMPANY
transfer OF ite righte. At the suggesi
tie Marquis de Montholon, Mr.. VIVID
duced MIR. Roberts to allow Mr.. OSl1
to accompany him upon the mission.
started on the tenth of April, 1861
shipwrecked a few DAYS out from New
aud returned. Mr.. Wykoff then ind
Mr. Roberts to substitute O'Sullivai
himself, and on the twenty fifth Of
MIR. O'Sullivan sailed. He was taksn
and confined by illness six weeks,
2aba, and reached Mexico in June
claims he remained in Mexico uua
twenty-ifth of October, and reached
York November l6, bringing with bin
cree signed by the Emperor MAXIM
dated October IL, allowing the ChE
name proposed. On the fifteenth Of
ber President Juare1, whose COVER
was the only one recognized by the
States, declared the privileges of the
lana company to have lapsed, and
these privileges to new compsny
Tehuantepec Transit Company, and
ligence to that effect in New York prt
Mr.. O'Sullivsn's arrival here. Mr. IA
claims that he agreed to pay Mr.
Ivan $1,000 in coin, which he did pa!
that after the company was foind
would give him $50, 900 in stock Of thi
pany, and that Mr.. O'Sullivan did DO
form the services required by the po1
attorney given him. The case ws'
about year ago, when the Jury CAV
plaintiff q verdict for $l3, ,593 81. The
ment was overturned on appeal, and
the case is q second time before a jul!
trial will probably last several dsss1
Yora Times.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-21
A YEAR AGO.

All me this day year ago
He sailed away" she saii.
"a YEAR agOi scarcely know
II most my heart were Il ame or SNOW,
Butt my heart is dead.
''Slow beat my pulse when b.de to part
Awhile from him; but then
SO closely to his throbbing heart
He folded me with loving art
Mine own beat quick again.
And when his footsteps bsund I'd low
Beyond where could see.
l 1scarcely know If joy or woe
was uppermost, 1t best me so
His love- his love to be.
yet he had said no wOoing word
But wins0me eyes and true
Sang s0ngs the tsnd&r reat ever heard.
could not, had cared. have stirred
From rest so sweet and new.
He went. but left kiss with me;
And all that day and more.
felt his aim caressingly
About me. as If no broad sea
My pret ious darling bore.
The dsya, though sad were rosy too,
For love q blessing wrought
OF redder hue than rose ser knew
OF Ofblighter skies than any blue
The brightest heavens brought.
"Hnw should think that re eyermorc
My cheek might feel his breath,
How could think that all the store
TO meet the waiting heart wore
Was one grown cold in DEATH
"Alack! this day a wear ago
Re sailed away" she said
A year ago! ] scarcely know
II most my heart was tlame or snow
But now my heart is dead"
-LipDincott's Magazine
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-21
Results of Century of Republicuu,.u,

Results Of a Century Of Republicauisnl.
A very large audience was gathered in
Association hall last evening under the in
ducement OF new lecture by Wendell
Phillips. He announced his subject as
Labor, Temperance and Woman" Next
year, he said the republic would have
finished its century, and We should have
many evidences Of power to be proud of as
tutions. At the same time, while appraisiug
the results of hundred years of republican
institutions, it would be we'll to look ahead
and remark what were the obstacles in the
wsy Of progress. The triumph of the past was
that We had accomplished what no other
constitutional form of government had ac-
comPlished, The republic had actually and
finally triumPhed over slavery, and that
was great thing to say. -. -
Wherever you trace the cancer that had
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-21
An Oid ship.
The Pensacole Gazette says:

Recent shipping intelligence reported the
presence in the harbor Of Csdiz, Spain, Of
tho Spanish ship Panzacolins, lately ar
rived from voyage. and to clear on an
other The Pansacolins 10 o native of
PoneaCols and 10 all Florida wood. She
was built BY workmen sent ont from Spain.
IN Navy Cove. opposite the city, and was
launched In 1905 Her burden Il 450 tons
at the registration of the time, and she was
quite large ship for those days. Her cost
~ ~ yfA,WO (1panish gold, Of course) and
terial, the long record of her service nj.
tests. She hss been ON duty for sixty seven
years. Hee frame Il Of Florida live oak,
end her top xesk q Of Florida red cedar.
PERSONS arc nov living ID tho city who saw
eeo "rsn3aoolinap lalnshed. The name Of
this old ship b sometimes reported ssPspxs-
cola also "Psnsaeola- !.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-21
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2 good amount Of currency he must ohanse
his bill often.
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Is published every saturday morning and contains
Chr news by telegraph, miscellaneous reading, ed
Soslals, local matters of general public interest
commercial and monetary reports. and everything
cnsbt appears in the Daily, except such items
OF little or no public moment The WEEKLY RE-
PUBLICAN is an excellent family paper, valuable
As well for instruction and amusement iutorina-
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New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-21
.Aalde4 Ci|
Lean Bari
rIa DISTRl|

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suction, a |
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New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-21

u facias
batter of
First Draini
Patton OF til
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New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-21

n FacIRq
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II O'clock
tlo wit
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New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-21

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New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-21
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(sSove entitl
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New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-21

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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-09
bleeding from Lungs. .CatRrrh. Bron
chitis. Consumption. 4 wonder
E.sI
Rncursrrr. \ Y Inn. lath- III

ROCHESTER,, \. Y. Jan. 18th, 1874.
Il. !. Pierce w. H., BoHaio, y. J..
DEAR SIR had suffered from Ca
tarrh in an aggravated form for about
twelve years and for several year, from
Bronchial trouble. Tried many doctor
and things with no lasting benefit I'm
Nav, -, becoming nearly worn "ut
with excessive Editorial nbors on II pa
per in New York City, | was attacked
with Bronchitis in severe form, suffer
iny almost total loss q voice. Zee
turned home here, but had been h"m"
only two weeks when ! wa, completely
prostratcd with lIcmorrhagc from th"
Lungs, hdrUIg fotu' Ser"rc bieofy9 >Y'ir
Irithia hrO rcckS and first three nSds "f
nine days. In the september following.
| improved sufficiently to bc able 10 b"
about, though in very feeble state.
NV Bronchial trouble remained and the
Catarrh was ten fold wors" than hrior"
Every effort Tor rc,ici seemed luItlr,.
! seemed to be looNing ground daily. !
continued in thi, feeble state, raising
blood almost daily until about the lir,t"i
March. -, when ] brcam" - bad rs To-
be- entirely confined to th" house. y
friend suggested your remedies. But !
was extremely skcptical that they would
do me good, as | had lost all heart ln
remedies and began tu look upon mrdl-
cine and doctors with disgust However
| obtained one of your circulars. and
read it carefully, from which ! came t.
the conclusion that YOU understood Your
business. at least. finally obtained
quantity of DR. Sagos Catarrh Rene
DIV. your Golden Medical Discover.
and Pellets, and commenced their Wig
urou, use according to directions 7"
my surprise. ! soon began I" improve.
The Discovery and Pellets. in Il short
time. brought out "a severe eruption,
which continued for several weeks !
felt much better, my appetite Dngrorsi,
and | gained in strength and flesh. I'm
thrc" momt- every yo.tiag" ut the Cu-
tarrh was gone the Bronchlii. hnd
nearly disappeared had M" Cough
whatever and had entirely c"a'"I o.
raise blood; and contrary to thrrNprrtu-
tion of some of my friends. th" cure
has remained permanent. hay" htd
no more lirmorrhag"- from th" Lung,
and am entirely fr"" from Ca,prrh from
which had suffered so much and ."
long. Tn" debt of grntItud" ! Owe i'r
the. blessing ! have received nt your
hands, knows no bound, Am thor
oughly satisfied, from my 'Nprrl"n'"
that your medicines viii master tho
worst form. of that odiou- di."a," 'r.
tsrrh, II, well 20, Throat and Lung nl-
cases. | ha'" recommended them ="
very many and shall ever speak n
their praise Gratefully yours
". H. SPEH,IE
T. y. Bor 500. Rochester, v J
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-09
New Orleans Market.

New ORLEANS, January S.-Flour-
Quiet; double So %; trebble 50 80;
choice So OO@6 IS. Corn-In good sup
ply and demand; mixed zoe; yellow SIC;
white Sjc. Oats-Lower at 72@,7
Bran-At 81 %. Hay-Dull and nom
inal at 50 25all 50Gl2 80. New Su-
gar Cured Hams-Dull at l4@ l4gc.
Mcats-Dry salted shoulders scarce and
in demand at 7s@ S3c; sides dull at lOia
lOI@1OF. Lard-Scarce and hrmi
ticrce packed l3!c; refined l4lc; keg If
GlI5Jc. Sugar-Stock 3074 hhds; firm;
common 5!@6c; fair to fully fair GICm
BE; prime to choice 73@Sic. Molasscs
Stock 1896 barrels; inferior 800 soc;
centrifugal 35@45c; fair iS6 soc; prime
to strictly prime SIC; no choice here but
it would command 62c. Whisky-Dull;
ordinary 9Sc@ 81 90. Corn Meal-Nom-
inal at $5 O0.
The Price Current says: At the sug-
geStion of several western produce mcr-
chants and dealers, we would state for
the information of their constituents that
the disturbance in our State government
and the excitement in political circles
here, during the past week, have not in
terruptcd the course of trade. The sales
receipts and shipments Of merchandise
have gone on rs usual and orders and
produce for this point will meet with the
customary prompt attention and dis.
potrh
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-09
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, January Flour, Wheat
and Ryc-Quict and unchanged. Corn
Demand fair and market firm; No. =
mixed Gi!c bid cash and seller January;
Gjc seller February; 7lc seller May; re-
jcctcd toe. Oats-Dull and lower; No.
, SIC cash. 52ic seller February. Barley
Demand fair and market firm; No. =
81 23!@l 27!; No. ) 81 l0@l ID.
Dressed Hogs-Steadyi light 81 Goa
I 65; heavy SIS 0O@S 05. Pork-Dull
and unsettled; closing quiet Mt $ls 80
cash; SIS 95 seller February; $40 80
seller March. Lard-Demand active
and prices advanced at Sl3 40 cash;
$l3 55 seller February. Bulk Meats
Steady, in moderate demand and un-
changed. Whisky-Steady and in
demand at 9lc. On the call of the
board in the afternoon, Wheat closed
firm ut s9ic seller February. Corn
STEADY and higher at Il lc seller May;
80. :, seller February. Oat,-Quict and
steady at G2!c Pork-Vcry active at
SIS 97I seller February. Lard-Quict
and unchanged.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-09
New York Market.

NEW YORK, January S.-COtton-
Irregular at l59l5sc. Futures closed
easier; sales 4,200 bales; January l43c;
February IA lO-l66l4 31-32c; March
10 l-S2c; April l5ac: May l6c; June
10 5-l6c; July l6g@lG 2l-32c; August
l6 3-l6c. Flour-Dull and strongly in
buyers favor; receipts 5000 barrels;
superfne western and state 81 00G,4 40;
common to good s. l5@5 25; good to
choice So 3O@5 So; white wheat extra
$5 55GG Is; extra Ohio 81 s066 20; St.
Louis 81 9OG,S CO. Rye Flour-Quiet
at a 2565 %. Corn Mesl-Quiet at
81 l0(Gy4 65. Wheat-Dull and lower; re-
ceipts 5000 bushels; No. spring 81 II
al %; No. 3 81 08Gl 09; No. Chi
cago 81 l0Gl l3; winter red western
81 l8Gl 25. Rye-Quiet at 93@94c.
Barley and Malt-Unchanged. Corn
New higher; receipts $4,000 bushels;
new mixed western and yellow S4GS7c.
Oats-Dull and lower; receipts 10000
bushels; mixed western G7@G9c; white
do Gs(G70c Hay-Quiet and unchang-
ed. Cotiee-Quiet and unchanged. Su-
gar-Steady; refined fair to good SbGGS.c;
prime SIC. Molasses-Unchanged.
Rice-Steudy. Petroleum--Refned steady
at l2Ic; crude firm, held at sc. Rosin
More active at - O5G2 TO- Turpen-
tine-Dull at 36c. Eggs-Firm; western
at 32G33c. Pork-Dull and nominal;
new mess $40 % Beef-Quiet and nom
inal. Cut Meats-Quiet; rib bellies lie;
clear do ll!c; middlcs firni long ana
short clear lO4c. Lard-Firmer; prime
steam l4c. Buttcr-Unchanged. Clover
Seed-Steady AT lOEc. Cheese-Un-
changed. Whisky-Lower at 9S4c.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-09
Cincinnati Market.

CINCGNNATI, January S.-Cotton--
Nominal at I4g@lHc. Flour-DulI but
unchanged. Whcat-Dull ut 81 OICa
Corn-Dul at GGr,70c Oats
Firm at GOMG3c. Ryc-ActIvc nt - 10
al II. Barlcy-Quiet and unchanged.
Ons-U nchanged. Butter, Egg and
Chccse-Frm and unchanged. Pork
In moderate demand at $l9 80. Lard
Firm; steam Sl3 50; kettle $l4 l2!GJ
IA %. Bulk Meats-Stcady and in mod
crate demand; sales of short clear boxed
at lO!c. Bacou-Quiet and easier; shoul-
dcrs Ste; sides llmllic. Green Meats
Dull: shoulder, Gic; sides at Ole; hams
IOI@lOsc as to average. Whisky
Steady and in moderate demand at 94c.
Hogs-Receipts $3.50 head common
grades slow; better grades firm. Com
mon at 50 80; medium to fair - 7jM
: 90; good packing 81 1907 %; choice
butchers s. 3jCa7 80; 1900 remain un-
sold; shipments 1872 head.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-09
Romantic Suicide.

ClScINNArI, January S.-Horace b.
Gibbs, an employee of the indianapolis,
Cincinnati and Lafayette Railroad, in
thi> city, committed suicide to-day under
peculiar circumstances. Some two or
three wears ago deceased married and
lived happily until few days ago, when
his wife died and was buried at Spring
Grove, since which time he has been very
melancholy Thi, morning he engaged
hack and drove to Spring Grove. At
the entrance he told the driver to cxcr-
cl'e his horses while he visited the Grove.
bN, not rc,urnin, after some time, the
hackman searched for him and found his
oooy laying across his wife's grave with
Two empty Derringers beside it, he hav-
ing shot himself through the head. He
I'ii letter stating that he was not in
sane, but that the deed was prompted by
affection for hi, dead wife, whom he
WISHED to join in the other world, and
expressing the belief that his wife would
hot have waited day if he had died.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-09
FOREIGN.
New French Cabinet.

LoNDoN, January s.-A Paris special
says MacMahon has decided to summon
Dufoure, Labonlsce, Larcy and CASTELAR,
10 form a new cabinet, and agree to a
political programme. 1t is certain that
this attempt to constitute cabinet, from
Wednesdays majority in the Assembly,
will be fruitleSs, but it is Indispensable to
render MacMahon's position clear in the
EYES of the nation and prove the impos-
sibility of any government securing the
continued support of the majority. Mac
Mahon will then be free to chose a cabi-
net from those whose programme he can
accept, and this cabinet will be charged
with the conduct of general elections.
PARIS, January S.-Baron De Larcy
has declared his inability TO form new
Cabinet, and President Mac Mahon has
applied to Du Fours 10 undertake the
task
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-09
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS

The message of the Governor of
Minnesota was received by the Legisla-
ture and read yesterday. 1t is quite
lengthy, show, the State to be in good
condition financially, and is confined eX-
clusiyely to local questions.
MscBride x Williams, produce deal
ers $50 Greenwich street, New York,
have suspended. Liabilities are estimated
ut SSO,OOO.
The House Committee on the Pacific
railroad disappointed subcommittee on
the subject of relief 10 the Southern Pa
cific railroad, "a asked by Colonel Scott,the
subcommittee consisting Of Messrs.
Svph-r, Hongton, Corwin, Wells and
Barnum
A Post and Mail Springfield Special
SAYS that A. 4. Glenn, Democrat, from
Brownlow. was elected President pro TEN.
of the Senate Yesterday, on the 29th bal
Ot.
The bullion Withdrawn from the Bank
England Yesterday, was 10000 pounds.
Henry c. Dibblc, Esq, who has held
and still holds office under Kellogg, has
written lengthy letter to Hon. Charles
Foster chairman of the Subj Committee
of Louisiana affairs, calling the attention
of Congress To his opinion that LOUISIANA
ha- not republican form of govern
Inrnt, and that reconstruction has proven
"A failure He says that he has acted
conScirntiously. and believes still that
Kellogg would have been fairly elected
in 1872; but that his election was revoiu-
tionarv. in that he cNertcd himself to
counter balance frauds which Yarmouth,
on his detection. had prepared to defeat
him. lie claims that, under the circum-
stances. either candidate would have had
to been installed by revolutionary
move, but as the Kellogg government
was recognized by the administration, he
felt it right also to yield allegiance to it.
He says, that in the experiment of estab-
hshing II government there are but two
alternatives, either Il strong government
must br tHtOrc,d So as To demand Obcdi-
ence and outward respect. or YOU must
have one established with the consent.
free or implied, of the whole people.
He reviews the coup dsiat of last Sep
tember, and gives the history Of the
White Leagues, and then says: 81 now
ask YOU. sir. To- consider with me the in
quirv whether Louisiana, to-day, has q
republican government. | answer with
ont hesitation and unequivocally, no.
lie then suggests that Congress recon
struct the State anew 50 aS 10 insure the
State a proper government, and ''mayhap
with the experience We have had we can
DO better. We can scarcely do worse.
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tion Of all crimes and ottenses made pun
ishable by the act. 1t authorizes the Presi-
dent to employ the army and navy to
maintain public peace, to sustain the
officers under this act, and to enforce the
provisions of the act; and any act Of an
officer of the State OF Louisiana or of the
State Court, interfering with the
execution of this act, is to be treated as
absolutely void. .
Mr.. Randall, member of the Banking
Committee, stated with the consent OF
that committee. that when the Senate
bill to restore specie payments, which
was passed yesterday, was informally con-
sidered in the committee Chair
man MAYNARD was requested BY the
Committee to allow two amendments to
be offered in the House; one, that the first
and second sections be struck out, and
the other that the redeemed green backs
should be cancelled and destroyed. He
had therefore complained Yesterday
that the bill was passed undee the previ-
Gus question, without any opportunity
for amendments.
Mr.. MAYNARD did not deny Mr.. Ran
dalrs statement, but said he mad acted on
his own responsibility, and not as the
organ of the committee, but asa number
of the House.
Mr.. Karson, from the Committee on
WAYS and Means. reported bill prOvid-
ing that section 18th of the act Of June
%, 1874, respecting moieties, shall not be
construed to affect any authority, power
or right that might Hereunder have been
shamefully exercised by any court, judge
or district attorney of the United States,
to obtain the testimony of an accOmplice
in any crimes against, or fraud upon the
customs or revenue laws. by the discon-
tinuance or dismissal of any proceedings
against such accomplice. The bill, alter
an explanation by Mr.. Karson, passed.
The House the went into Committee
of the Whole g. +. Hoar in the chair, on
a private calendar. Without disposng
of any bill the committee rose.
Mr.. Sherwood presented Il petition from
the citizens OF Toledo, for the Toledo and
Omaha narrow gauge railroad.
The House adjourned.
A call was afterwards read for Il Re-
publican caucus tomorrow evening.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-09
NeNy York Cattle Mark ct.

New YORK. January S.-Beeve--
Receipts 500 head, making 3,lOo for
four days against 1850 in same time
last week. Market quiet but all sold at
the prices; including poor to prime na-
tiyes steers at 9l@l2!c; fair Cher"he"
cattle 9lc. Sheep and Lambs--RecriPt,
300 head making 1880 for tour days
against 7,lSO in same time last week.
Market fair and scarcely 30 firm at tn"
close at j4@7Ic for ordinary t" extra
sheep; 75Gs.c for good to fancy lambs,
with single car load of very fine weth-
crs at 73c. Swiue--ReceiPts j,4OO
head. making 1850 head for four day,
against 10, 100 in same time last week
none offered alive; dressed weak at siCa
glc for citv; slMSlc for western.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-09
Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, January S.-Flour
Quiet; Iowa, Wisconsin and Minnesota
family S5 0OG575. Whcat-Wcak; red
81 lstGl 20; amber 81 22@l 20. Rye
Steady at 95@97c Confirm; yellow
83G96c western mixed SIC. Oats
Steady; white 6G!GG7c Barley-Cana-
da 81 55Gl So. Petrolcum-"- Ie in
barrels sc; refined l2i@l2lc Butter
Quiet western arsts 2S@ 3Oc; western
extra 3O632c Cheese-Steady. Egg
Steady at 2SG29c. Whisky-Dcmand
fair and market firm at 9sc.