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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Once New Orleans and CarrOlltOn Rail-
road Company, New Orleans. January = lsI5.--Ab
a special meeting of the Board Of Directors, held
THIs DAY, o dividend Of two and half per cent
was declared out of the earnings Of the past three
months payable to the stockholders on and AkteE
Saturday, the twentieth instant
las l5t P. MCBRIDE. eecretary.
Once of the New Orleans Gaslight Com
pauy, December "a, l876.-A dividend OF FOUR
DOLLARS per share will be paid 10 the stockhold-
ers on MONDAY, January Is, cut Of the earnings
Of the past ak months. VOR. VALL0lS,
de4 I'm Secretary.
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/. the MENTION - yesterday was one of
lest and meanest days that ever
ngar iseased lungs.
lam xhan business has ceased to be
to pay us-it 10 q nuisance. People who
d and 8 Newspaper TO obtain news, and
inter- tsS they have bought q ''sell, j" nov
LILLIAN o. vloient language, anu ueciare
been BUindled.
!; Janus a Fellows' Hallers do not indulge
rdred X $500 ~ ~ n = 80 m
nth int kenows nSlt Ieosuiss yesterday
until elbows for United States SenA-
LILLIAN ppinnl, Barrett and Ridgeley for
law. and Mr.. Patrick John Kennedy
,rouise bson.
hundr xcifement last night was very
}, with auhdued - and tsThe Packard
si III. ggsred about With p, half shut eyes,
red by sleep" That is the way
yssne yesterday morning made
~ Par res, more signatures. Persons
lica assemble in and around Odd
3 ~ Far ISL all day long, their principal
ut being soliciting the signatures
CT oou ers. The solicitors have written
SPA ~ respectfully addressed to his ex-
y Nv skiing an appointment to an office.
Court thousandth part of those petit
Iieis q oOked at before finding their way
isa eaa 10 basket,
,eed 10 lropolitan Police station in st.
and Aui ariBh was captured last Thursday
.een "a force. Il is hoped that the new
ecop ls ~ make mora ont Of this station than
lsscfibsd force did.
rnted police force, without snort
Sao w Is in charge of sexton.
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There being no election the Senate with
drew to its chamber, ON motion of Senator
Allan.
[The House resumed it's session, Speaker
Hahn in the chair.
On motion Of Mr. Holt, of East Baton
Rouge, the House was adjourned until to
morrow at twelve O'Clock NJ.
Robert F. GUICHARD,
Chief Clerk House of Representatives.
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The thsrmometer ii Louis Frigerio's. No.
50 Charities street, stood - follows Janu-
AIRY 10: ASA. H., Coz; at 2 P. n, $50 ct s
P. 81. eSo. Loweat point during tho night
Of January II. "
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IDlhfGn COnrmITTRR,



NuaFteenth Day
lRh committee met yesterday
'unnt 20 Adjournment, with All
present.
s. Me1ron recalled-To Sena-
Two meetings were held in
90 the AEst \ committee was
secure lha resigpati0ns Of GER
2zleh olheesa, among them tho
George p Davis: afterward
continued 70 Issue orders
ppQiutment Of his successor; q
setting wac held and another
4agoring very strongly Of q
AR c8ase 70 exercise the du.
Judge, and leave the parish;
l'ink 4 very large proportion
4 l16 PARISH would have been
nsslnR force; do mos know
q to11ldered himself ia
40 not ehink there hiss
fl the production
1870, there hna been en- IL.
production of sugar and mo-
W eets E a.st saea ID the tax
a4k H11 lh4 olantors 10
N4tt che 0UIsf'1n Of
Naa IL Ifa8 441t N|asad
81 1|r|nt -4F'f q ~
I44tI
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ADJUSTMENTS.
VARIETIES THEATRE

AIMEE,
With her most complete company.
To-day at noon-FiIst and only matinee OF
LA JOLIR PARFUMBUSB,
In which AIMBR will lntrodu 9, for the last tine,
her famous English song and dance, Pretty a. =
Picture"
TOnigbt-Lsst time here Of
LA TlM8ALE DARGENT
In which Aimee will ang the French "TyrOissnne
sunday night-Lalt time Of ohenbaeh's ruerrieas
work.
LA VIE PARIHRNNE (uIFB IN PARISA
Next week Aimes's ind per formances.
Monday ard Tuesday eveninga-A new oaeHa-
First production in America Of ohenbachs last
LA BOULAHGBRE A DIS KCUE,v
Written e1preslly for MILE. AIMEE, and Of WhAoA
abe was the original representative in Paris.
In rebearssl-MMB. RARCHlDUC. islS
nv ENG3ER's GARDEN,
u....s.........H0urb BCEeee..s.s.......asA9
8. wKNGKR, Proprietor.
Largest Han in the city. Best kuropean aAo
American Journals on tile Three nne ROOMS ~
families with separate entrance. Best bes1
moderate prices. The largest orehestx IN
world, plays from II A. h. TN II P. " mym
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-13

bay OF AN cara statement is
q one day this week Isam, q rough
man, entered the grocery of Mrs.
corner of Washington avenue
|nolia streets, purchased something
down bill. Mrs. Pohlman's
|on gave change which Isam said
enough. Samuel Young, cOlored,
be grocery and told Isam that the
4 good fellow, and not to abuse
lie speech angered Isam SO much
snrned on Young, proposing a fight.
scliued, and shortly afterward left
y, hut had gone only q short dis.
Ken lean attscked him, in the bat
OF one of Young's ears. No ar
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peal intelligence.

POLICE BoARD.-Mr.
|nprted that he had not succeeded
n Treasurer Murdoch, and there
not secured the books, documents,
tanning to the treasurer's Office.
NJ. Baker, having charge Of the
hrk's Office, reported that he had
obtain possession of the books.
.ublic will be informed when the
documents are secured by the
! hnard.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-13

II AND FATHER WANTED "A city
L yesterday morning discovered
Of q dead male infant under q
II Camp, between Toledano street
0iana avenue. Coroner Roche held
lest, and the fact was developed
bhili had been murdered. Its lungs
q with water, which induced DR..
think that the boy had been
There lie not even q conjecture as
he criminals are. Will the new
We the mystery
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I
johnson Of De Soto, Jones, Il. N. John.se.
Robert johnson, Keatng, Kern, Laws,
Leonard Of Caddo. Lewis, Maeloira, Haftin.
MilOn, Moore, MoAfillen. RoulCn, Roma1n
Raby, Scuer, Saazis, Snaer. HeFeigsc,
shelton, Himmes, Stewart. ThomaH, Tolti-
yer, Washington, Watson, Warmofh, Wal
The election Of United States Senator
for the unexpired term being in order, tha
following vote was taken;
For Hon. c. G. Antoine:
Senators Allan, Baker, Burch, HarpoT,
Stamps, Twitchtli-6
Representatives Brown Of Cadao, BlacE-
stone, BOsley, burden, Gardere, Gary Helt
Of East Baton Rouge, Heath, KeetiHR,
Leonard OF Caddo, Magloire, Moore, Sousl,
Snaer, Simmes, Thomas-l6.
For Hon. p B. S. Pinchback:
Senators-Blunt, Bryant, Kelso, Sutton,
YOung-5.
Representatives - harrington, Burtnn,
Brown of Jefferson, Blair, Barron. Brown
of Vernon, Carville, Como, Cole, Davidson,
Drew, De Lacy, Dickinson, FObh, Hin Of
Ascension, Kern, Lewis, Routon, Stewart.
Iolliver, Washington, Watson, Warncths
Walker-24.
For Hon. James Lewis:
Senator Wakefeld-I.
AstBAOncAhDMNOo OhNAACeg Oul1ACf AHAAFn
johnson Of De Soto. Lane, Martin, Miloas
Swazie-S.
For Hon. Taylor Beattie:
Senators Cage, Ga, Landry--3.
Representatives Brooks, Drury, Gaudas
Holt of West Baton Rouge, Hughes, n. "a.
johnson, Robert johnson, Seveignes-s.
For Hon. William H. Hunt:
Representatives Brewster, Dinkgrays,
Romero, Shelton.
For Hon. Thomas C. Anderson:
Speaker Hahn and Representatives Des-
marsis, D'Avy, CAN'T.
Hon. A. Dumont received the vote Of
Representative Gracien-I.
Hon. John Yoist, of Pointe Coupee. was.
voted for by Representative JOnes-l.
Hon ]. A. ella was voted for by Repre-
sentative MeMillen-l.
Hon. Edgar Davis received the vote Of
Representative Rsby-1.
Senator Dumont and Representative Bird
voted blank.
The presiding officer announced the fol
lowing as the vote:
For Hon. C. C. Antoine. ...............2
For Hon. P. b. S. Pinchback ............29
For Hon. James Lewis .................. 3
For Hon. Taylor Beattie. ......s......4..ll
For Hon. William H. Hunt. a
For Hon. Thomas C. Anderson .......... 4
For Hon. A. Dumont.. ...............-.. 4
For Hon. Judge Yost, of Pointe Coupee-.
kor hon. y a, Ola .......-....-.-,-....-
For Hon. Edgar Davis .............
blank. ............s.. ....-..-........--- =
There being no election the Senate with
drew TO its chamber, on motion of Senator
Allan.
[Ihe House resumed it's session, Speaker
Hahn in the chair.
On motion Of Mr. Holt, of East Baton
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pearing that At no time was there . quorum
present the House was adjourned until
Wednesday, the tenth instant, At II A. NJ,
on motion Of Mr.. Keeting.
NJ IL Il NJ.
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OFFTCIAI. JOURNAL
FIFTH GENERAL ASSEMBLY
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-13

they were gone crRwled up on the bank;
since / have been in the city have had
George Phillips and Tom Lyons arrested.
To Senator Wadleigh-Think 100 yards is
about the length of this room 1.-THE room is
really seventy-tWo feet longl; my little girl
put the baby in the cradle.
DR., T. G. Richardson, swoTn-Have been
practicing surgery twenty-eight years; have
hRd great deal Of experience with wounds,
having always been connected with hospi-
tals; have never seen Eliza Pinkston till to-
day; have heard her testimony in regard TO
the manner in which she received her
wounds; have examined her wOundsi those
on the head might have been done with an
ak, but not severe blow; there Is no ap'
pearance of irjary to the skull; the wounds
on the head have the appearance Of having
been made by knife; that on the temple
may have been made by blunt instrumenti
the wOunds on her neck we're evidently
made with q knife; that In the breast with
4 bullet; the neck wounds are superficial;
the bullet wound is healed out 10 the orr
fee, which "a still open; It appears to have
been neglected, or to have been purposely
left omen. the wounds che has would hardly
account for her debilitated condition, nut
she tells me she has had q miscarriage;
think that the injuries which she says Bhe
has receivod would almost inevitably have
caused 5 miscarriage within forty eight
hours; do not think the wound in the heel
would necessarily cause the iamenessi
person may limp from sore toe.
DR.. G. b, White Feealled--I have been at
tending Eliza pinknton since the thirteenth
of December; found her sntioring from pres.
afetion and mental axDitamenti she had
spasms Of excitement bordering on deli
finm, imagined che was il the parishi
ahGnid indge that she wa about three and
halt mpnthe along when the RiaeAffiiz e
hol atSr6na excl aont. abs ta4lncd 70 1eFe
Received nEtscnaE nefQoHo oh1cE
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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1877-08-09
A Cheap Excursion to the Rockies.

Mr.. Charles Warmer informs us that the
railroad company has organized cheap en-
cursion train TO the Rocky Mountains, which
viii leave Usage City Monday, August 10th,
arriving at Pueblo the next day at 3 p. m,
and leave Pueblo on return trip in eight days
thereafter. The fare will be $40 round trip
for all stations west of Usage City to Pueblo,
good on the excursion tram only. Arriving
at Pueblo parties can choose Cor themselves
what part of the mountains they will visit
The excursion rates from Pueblo, round trip,
to Fort Garland will be 81; to Cannon City,
s.; to Denver, with privilege of stopping one
day at Colorado Springs, So. 1t will make a
very cheap ride. 1t will be seen that per-
son can go from here to Manitou. the Garden
OF the Gods, Colorado Springs and return for
si3, or TO all those places and to .Denver for
SO. There will be plenty OF time to visit,
from Denver. Golden City, Central City, Ida
no Springs and Georgetown. in the very he art
OF the snowy range, but Of course such trip
as that would add materially to the cost. The
most please programme for those who con-
template taking their families, IN our judy
ment, would be to 80 direct to Manitou and
make it headquarters Tor the entire time,
taking short horseback or wagon excursions
in the vicinity, if desirable. We will prob
ably be furnished further particulars next
week
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1877-08-09
ImpOsitj0n!

have been informed that there are parties
in Wichita, Kansas, that are dealing in all
kinds of sewing machines, II SO they are old
ones and made TO look like new, bought by
parties from the regular agent and sold to
dealers living in Chicago, Illinois. Some may be
paid for and some not, If not the regular agent
can take them by law whenever so required
by the company, or whenever seen by agent.
A few words from David Cook OF Chicago,
Illinois, who buys old machines and makes
them look like new and WHOLESALERS them to
parties who wishes to buy old machines and
impose them on the people. 1 have on hand
all kinds of sewing machines, among others
will sell you the Singer-new family box COW
err, drop leaf and two drawers, eighty dollars.
Rebuilt for new furniture and all look exactly
the same as new, for twenty-five dollars, and
others in the same proportion. To the good
people of the Southwest please bear in mind
that new singer sewing machine cannot be
sold in the Southwest except through or by
me and have no agent in Wichita.
VIM. MASON, General Agent.
Office II Main Street, few doors north Of
the Occidental. 14-3m
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1877-08-09
Excursions to the Rocky Mountains.

The Atchison, Topeka & santa Fe railroad
has arranged with the various railroad lin s
in the country for special round trip rates to
the Rocky Mountains, and has secured the
following rates to Denver, Colorado Springs,
Canon City, Pueblo and return From Kan
sas City and Atchison, S45; ST. Louis, $50;
Chicago, S65; Quincy. $50; Cincinnati, $50;
Buffalo, S75. and correspondingly low rates
from all points east, north and south. These
tickets are good for 80 days aud to stop at all
stations west OF the Missouri river. Tickets
are on sale at all principal stations through
out the country. This is the new route to
Denver through the garden of Kansas and
Colorado. Send for maps, circulars, time
tables. etc, to j Il. ANDERSON,
1s-u Gen. Pass. Agent, Topeka, Kan.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1877-08-09

Having determined to continue I'm the nur-
sery business, We wish to call the attention
OF those planting fruit and ornamental trees
to our mammoth nursery stock, for the fall of
1877 and spring of 1878. We desire to em-
ploy only responsible agents, and eur Gus
toners will confer a lasting favor upon us by
reporting any agent who misrepresents our
interests or the interests of our customers in
any particular. We are determined to bring
the tree trade IN the west to higher stand
ard of excellence, that parties ordering trees
may feel confident they are being dealt with
honorably. All responsible nurseries are
now selling their trees by subscription. We
are confident, with our experience in the
nursery business, that trees can be shipped
with safety almost any distance, aud that the
advantages in buying from Old and reliable
nurseries are worthy the consideration OF the
planter. Parties ordering trees by letter
should address all letters to ID. I. Freeman,
Superintendent FIT. Scott Nursery Co., Fort
Scott, Kansas 1I-tf
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1877-08-09

The Odessa wheat turns up again. A Mr..
Davis, living on the west branch Of the White.
water. harye sted quite large acreage this
season Of that wheat. Some of his neighbors
state the yield as large as thirty bushels to
the acre. He puts it himself at from twenty
10 twenty-five, but the thresher will demon
strate. What We want to tell our farmers is +,
the wheat was sown in February, for the two
past seasons and Mr.. Davis Will sow again
next February. Those who noticed our
former article will remember that we said it
did equally well sown in the tall or spring,
but now comes Mr.. Davis who says winter is
the best time for the Odessa.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1877-08-09
DIED.

At Flint, Michigan, July %, 1877, Paul HUI
bert, aged one year, youngest child OF Mrs.
Frank c. Begcle. formerly Of this place.
From the Flint, Michigan, Democrat, We
clip the following: cat four O'Clock this
morning, Paul Hubert, aged one year, son Of
the late Frank and Louisa Begole, died at the
residence OF the Hon. J. w. Begoe. 1t is only
short time ago that we announced the death
in Florida, of Frank Begole, and also of the
death of two children at Wichita. Kansas, and
now death has invaded the remnant of the
broken-hearted circle and removed an unusu-
ally bright and interesting child. The sympa-
thy of a large circle of friends.s with Mrs. B.,
who is suffering SO heavily from the crushing
hand of atiliction.'
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1877-08-09
The County Fair This Fall.

To the most casual observer it is evident
that there is already an unusual interest felt
In the Sedgwick county fair for 1877 by the
farmers, as also by the citizens OF Wichita.
The energetic and business-like way in which
all matters pertaining to the exhibition are
being handled by the new officers begets q
confidence upon all hands. Nothing that
promises in any way to lend to the success Of
the enterprise or increase its general deslr-
ableness, will be omitted. The Floral Hall
and General Exhibit building is already un-
der contract. 1t viii be of permanent char
acter built Of best lumber, shingle root: thor
oughy painted or whitewashed, and large
enough for years TO come. An ampitheater
will also be built, where the exhibitions of
stock and TIE trials Of speed can be witnessed
in comfort. Ladies and children VIII not be
compelled to stand around, be iostled by the
crowd and frightened, but comfortable seats
will be provided in numbers sufficient. And
for the first time there will be an abundance
OF neat, comfortable stalls for animals, and
strong, roomy pens for sheep, hogs, etc., and
coops for fowls. In fact, nothing will be
overlooked. The premium list far cxcelIs
anything we have had in the past, and the
new rules and regulations Will prove entirely
all points. If any Of our farmers have any
suggestions 10 make, looking toward the gen.
eral success and harmony, they will have
welcome hearing through the columns Of the
EAGLE
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1877-08-09

The Walnut Valley Branch of the Atchson,
Topeka & Santa Fe railroad was completed
to EldOrado, the county seat of Butler. last
week. The last spike was driven by the edi-
tor of the Times, amid great rejoicing OF the
assembled populace. Regular trains will COM
meme running in few days. In the mean
time genuine petroleum strike was made
just below the town. From shallow pros
pect well. which had been sunk in the bank
of the creek, both oil and gas were escaping
The Eldorado papers already talk of rivaling
Wichita in wealth and importance as "a ship
ping point.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1877-08-09

Announcements, in numbers, OF candidates
before the Republican Convention, for the
various positions in the gift of the people, will
thing else, has had the effect to induce an I'M
usual number of good and competent men to
submit their names and claims. and the indi-
cations are that the Republicans will 60 be-
fore tho people Of Sedgwick this fall with an
unexceptionable ticket, made up Of thor
oughly competent men.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1877-08-09

Ice ICE CLEAR, CRYSTAL PURE ICE.
Henry Schweiter takes this method OF In
forming his old customers that he will be on
hand during the heated term with the first
quality of ice-every morning, without fail.
--tf
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1877-08-09

Wichita has two handsome young men bear
Ing the name Of Ross. One OF them is in the
dry goods business the other in the furniture
trade. Both are favorites among the young
ladies, and OF course, often talked about by
the dear girls, who designate them by calling
one Calico Ross and the other Mahogany Ross /.
There are two young ladies residing in the
city with the same name /; the gentlemen des-
fgnate them by calling them after the names Il
the avenues OF which they live.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1877-08-09
MARRIED.,

At the residence of the brides father, on
the 31st ult., at Warsaw, Illinois, VIM. kassel
of Wichita, and Miss LYDIA E. Koeneka, of
Warsaw.
On the eve of the same day our young
friends took the western train for their new
home IN this city, where they arrived safely.
We wish our friend and his fair young bride
a world of happiness.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1877-08-09

1t was awfully hot last Monday. One fei-
low got SO hot that he persuaded u constable
and deputy sheriff to lead him TO the shade
of the city cooler. Two men on Douglas ave-
nue. got so hot that they endeavoted to tan
each other with their fists and both got bloody
noses. 1t was so hot in the EAGLE office that
We raised steam by the solar process-allow-
ing the rays OF the sun to pass through the
hair of our foreman and pinge on the boiler.
The thermometer, at four o'clock, showed
one thousand degrees Farenheit. in The shade.
minus eight hundred and ninety mine; but
most people thought there was no minus
about 1t. Wasn't hot, though:
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1877-08-09
A Vocal and instrumental Concert.

At the new church building OF the Presby-
terians, next Tuesday night, there will be
given, by Mrs. Russell and the Presbyterian
choir, concert, consisting of old and popu-
lar music. The small bills contain the pro-
gramme, which is varied and promises some
fine as well as funny things. The admission
viii be fifty cents Reserved seats, without
extra charge, can be procured at Herring
tons after Saturday.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1877-08-09

There are some persons who get the city
papers at the post Office in Wichita and who.
when they call Tor their mail matter, do not
ak for their EAGLE or BeacoA. These two
Papers are kept out of the general delivery
boxes aud 1t is impossible for the delivery
clerk to know who takes them. Ia getting
your other mail always call for your EAGLE
ana beGeea. We put this IN because some do
NOT appear 10 understand that ii is necessary
10 call Tor The papers they take.