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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-30

BEFORE RECORDER MASCOT Mrs. Fannin
and daughter were highly Indignant wnen
the Eighth Ward census taker visited their
premises. Instead of replying to his numel-
GUS questions, they gave him an uneartn'y
tongue-lashing, which was more .nan
his quiet disposition could stand, ana 10
therefore caused their arrest on the cnars0
of insult and abuse. Both gave oonoS !"
appear for examination on the charge.
Eliza Lawrence, fair, fat, forty, ana feo'
headed, while peacefully slumberlng IN
Washington Square, was rudely awakened
from her dreams by the Metrepolltans' anu
better accommodations afforded her IN INC
lookup. She was billeted to the WORK
house.
George Gardner found in the premises OF
A. Lacoste, under suspicious circumstances
was remanded to the Parish Prison.
Three worthless. named respectively Jonn
Door, August Monroe and Isaac Williams
we're also remanded for future examinatlon
to answer the charge of malicious mischief
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-30

TUE P1sroL.-Last evening, at ABOUT
seven O'Clock, q difficulty occurred IN alrs.
Walsh's grocery, corner of Customhouse ana
Franklin streets, between Charles wilson
and a man whose name is unknown. wilson,
in attempting to draw his revolver sno'
himself in his left thigh. He was sent TO
his home. No. % Franklin street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-30

Halted Sta,es W. 1000 noxes OF Wines
marked T. P. A. M, and 40 CASKS Wine marked L.
P. A. ID.
THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the Dist riot of Louisiana, No g6446-by virtue
OF writ Of me directed J, IN me
hiShest bidder on TUESDAY. July 8. 1870.
at twelve 19 O'CLOCK NJ, at the entrance q d the
and Customhouse Streets in this city, the following
described property VIZ
100 BOX ES WINE marked T. p. A. MI
Terms-Cash at the time Of ADJUDICATION.
United States Marehal's Office. New Orleans.
twenty first day Of Jnne. ls70 cv.yr
United States Marshal District of Louisiana
jeN % jy6
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-30

FIRE LAST EvENING.-The alarm at aoout
seven o'clock last evening was occasloned
By fire being discovered in the broom lac'
tory of Root d Handy, corner OF Comme,ce
and Girod streets. The damage was sight,
and covered by insurance; cause OF hre un'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-30

AUCTION 0ALE0 THIS DAY.
r. n. 4 B. j. MONTGOMERY. 1T II O'Clock. at
Did Auction Mart. No. 81 Camp street. household
Ifurniture. etc.
J. DEAN, JR., At IL O'Clock. at New Auc-
ton Mart. No ls3 Gravier street. near Carondet
let. household furniture etc. t-....
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-30

Succession Of Augusto Aalnoufy-N0e
n SO 89.
CKOOND DISTRICT OUUR! FOB TIE kAkc
- ish of Orleans.-Notioe 10 hereby given to
the creditors Of this estate and to al other peFsona
herein interested to show cause within ton days
or can, why the account presented ~ tns
testamentary executrix Of tins estate snoaie
not DO homologAted and approved. ana eno xune
Distributed in accordance Herewith.
BY order Of the Court.
je22 26 30 n U. T8AOx. OeEH.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-30

important N0llee.-At. the great demand ana
for tne convenience of the OF the Fourth
and sixth Districts L. Pessou. Recorder OF Births
and Deaths, hereby notifies the public that ne nas
oper cd branch Office at NO. ga Camp street, oppo-
ate Magazine Market, where certificates for Dir,ns
and deaths will be approved every day from a. M.
The main Office will remain at No. q st. Anthony,s
LEY near Cathedral St. Louis, where 81 records
will still DO kept. 4; Eho0TpO;
je2e Inn Hecofoef OF butns 300 Oeee1s.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-30

Ouccession OF william DoFr-No. 00.4eS.
CEOOND DISTRICT DOUBT FOR THE PAHr
y ish Of Orleens-Notice 10 hereby given 20 the
herein interested, to show cause within ten daye
frem the present notification. II any they hsve OF
Dorr administratrix of this estate, should not %
homologated sand approved and the funds oe-
tyibuted in accordance Herewith, ana the eaid -.
mnistratr < discharged from all further trust ana
liability in the premises.
By order of the Court. ~,.
ia22 ~ a. II. u. ThAOIs Os0fk
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-30

Hermaula National Bank, New Orleans.
June %. ls70-The Board of Directors of this Bank,
at their regular meeting. held this day. have de-
clared semi. annual dividend Of ton per cent. pay
able to the stockholders their lawful representa-
tiyes on and after the second Monday Of July next
free of internal revenue tax.
les tjyll HERM. kOEdL, Os@nior.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-30

False CoIors ON the Fore-TOp.-Who ever
saw the natural ting Q renewed in graz har oy nar
and blacks brou Rht out By Phalons VltaA, or sal,
for the Hair from no n one csa1
and fransnarept and has sediment. Sold oy all
druggists and fancy goods dealers 1eI4 Nv
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-30

Once of tho United States and west
India Fresh Meat and Fruit Company. at No. %
Damn street. BRAXTON BRAGG,
,s2olw Chairman Executive Committee.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-30
blown, and found Oaicer stephont in charge

blown, and found Officer stephont in charge
OF the accused, whom he had arrested;
accused was bleeding from the left arm; fol-
lowed the accused into q yard, 235 Peters
street, (front levee); found Corporal Denny
there, standing outside the door; in answer
to witness inquiry. Corporal Denny said:
HE is in there, under the bed;" witness
went in and took the prisoner out, and was
assisted by Corporal Denny; large clasp
knife was found by the witness under the
bed, where accused had hid himself.
Corporal Denny testified to the same
facts rs the other witnesses. with the addi-
tional evidence that he had pursued the
accused, and fred one shot at him. He saw
the man run into room, aud he blew his
whistle, and saw Officer Pendergsst 60 in
and take him out.
The jury rendered the following verdict:
"We. the jurors, are of the opinion, from
the testimony elected for the State, that the
case was one of justifsble homicide"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-30

Case of the Murder of Salvatore Homordt'o-
The Coroner's Inquest and Verdict OF me
jury Unsuitable Honsicide.-George NC
Caullay, residing at William Longs R
Victory street near Spain, testified that lie
was working on the Chattanooga hailroao
on the tenth of June, between the hours Oh
and IL A. M; saw the hasn OF
pistol, and heard the report; the pistol "sS
in the hands of the deceased; saw no was
shooting at Casa Blanca, who was lodging
behind wagon; witness identified the &C.
cused at the Parish Prison as Casa blanca'
saw accused rise and return shot OF deceased
and knew by the action OF the latter tna'
he had been hit; accused went to the heo
Store after hitting deceased, and deceased
followed him, and finally threw his pistol
after him; witness picked up the pistol ana
gave it to officer Stephout, who took charge
of deceased; the pistol was single barrel
deringer.
E. Bendernagle testified that he was
working on the Chattanooga Railroad be-
tween the hours Of seven and eleven O'Clock,
on the tenth of June; he was opposite the
Red Store; this witness verified and Endorsed
in every particular the evidence of the pre-
ceding witness.
Officer F. G. Stephout, of the third pre-
cinct police, testified that on Friday. June
10, 1870, just after seven A. M. he heard
two shots in the direction of the Red Store.
!, near lower post fourteen; there were a few
seconds between the two reports; saw two
men with wagon and horse between them;
deceased was in standing po'
sition and the accused in q STOPPING
one; accused was surrounded by smoke;
cav deceased throw his pistol at the &C.
cused. Corporal Denny ordered me to arrest
ssthat man;" took deceased in custody, and
found his left arm was bleeding profusely
blew a whistle and obtained assistance from
Ben Harrison; tied up deceased's arm with
nv own handkerchief; asked citizens to find
the nistol deceased had thrown away; the
r;atol was found and turned over to me by
Mr.. McCaullay; the witnessed here described
the pistol, which was a one-barrelea one
With certain marks; deceased was taken II
the stationhouse, and here witness heart
that the accused had been arrested; saw &C
cused in the cell, and his face was bloody
deceased was Q tall man and the accused
small man.
James Pendergast. coxswain of boat No.
Of the river police. testified that he lande
his boat about seven o'clock, on the tenth Q
June, at post No. "A; he landed before n
heard the two pistol shots fred; went in tn
direction Of the shots. heard whistl
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-30

New Osleans once. United states and
West Indies Fresh Meat and Fruit COMPANY; No.
received at this office until u NJ. on MONDAY: the
fourth proxmo for the purchases OF tho F1ssn Meat
refriperatinR process. The Same to be delivered by
the cargo the vessels wharf in this city spsCi n
tne oice The rioht is reserved to reject oil bids
;eSa st j. N. DALTON, Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-30

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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-30

By the Governor:
PITT CRAyATH,
Assistant SECRETARY Of State. je4
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-30

JOHN AMREIN, Secretary.
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PROPOSALS.
OFFlcE ASSISTANT QUARTKRMAsTER sESERAI.
" United States Army.

INV YORK CITY, june u, Ib7u
Sealed proposals. in duplicate, with copy q this advet
senen appended 70 EACH invited aud viii De received
At this ONCE unt II NJ July Is 1870 for furnishing Al the
required labor and material and coasrcing a, anr ao$
worm, New ork harOor, story anu atlc frame
bnidine 4x3 fce with Mnnsari roof and one story rear
extension 0x feet in accordance with the plans aud spe
eihcntions on 6le IN this oH1cc
The building must be completed within sixty (opl days
after award of contract and good ana shcicns ooncs
will required for the faithful execution OF te CONTRACT
Each bid accompanied by guarantee signed ~
responsible that in the event OF the acceptance
the award OF contract they WI become surehes
tor the fnItbfu, and prompt execution OF the work.
bid win entertained that 10 not made Ia accordance
with this Advertisements
The government the right reject any all bids
and bidders privilege of being Ut the open
log Of the same.
Proposals be endorsed Proposals for one story and
attic building Fort Nadsworhr and addressed TO the
dersiened OF whom further information on ,he subject
be obtained. RUFUS INGALLS,,
revet neral and Assistant Caarteaster General
Unhcd States army Cnei QuaItsrmas,er Department Of
/ q In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-06-25

H1ERIoNETBsnIRE, NORTH wALEs.-TTiE ABER-
rPsai Se Containing s
ring fence situate IN the parish Of Lanfswr m the count!
station Of Baia, the Great Western Railway Ruaoon Ia
FSs within easy reach Of
ter. Birmingham and Chester The AbsrIiInant residence
mantic valley The home grounds are beautifully
there !, esesenl trout nshIns winding ,hronsS hsa
and ahe ;Cag VALE, on the hsdss q which
q the town sala Ars positions u9esaalsa for
and homestead with enclosed lands (aIabe gass
SSss Pc15ss s sSs ssts % At n
rents with extensive and vsgeoe sheep wass The srous-
celebrated being is s.esea, e Waics and a.
s Se and S9S ana
In wild and lovely mountain district There 10 good part
fs wsss:''s s's :'ps road
soasn s properly This 0u sw
,sssss "a valleys s0rSs and pssss Of
3 for Their and
s1sa. sSosy sSai@. where Ioa ES,s.ssss 'sss
ons.sn ioT@Ins sndlss. sssssd.s ssS fss
never y 7 e sSa,aS S.t
besides which there mounsin stss.e SOAP stone
ws
Also ind.caon.o Of lead other ninera
through Ss's .
investment this property would prove specially beneficial
The hisdes particularly adapted for the growth or
isrch which be BY the iarcb plantations exia
ing In the event OF large towns requiring
wster supply s estate has natua! capabilities making
which the mountain streams could BE-
veyed and thence TO tho required district In Llanfaw
h % are rom sens 10 toe
lately bsen erected The present rental e small compares
with the extent OF the estate but Is capable OF
The shooting and mineral advantages give
The great vsue ~ the property, combined With lea erteu
bracIpg ARA OF about 10 square miles.
Messrs DRIVER have been inruetsdto offer the above
valuable and important domain to public competition
Auction Mart, Tokenhouss yard, London, Tuesday.
August at O'clock in one lot Particulars, with plans
and views be had Of Messrs. Coode Kingdom Cotton.
Solicitors, No Bedford row. London, and o! Mess. D
Surveyors Land AGENTS and Auctoneers. No. Wbf~
hall, London, SW Eote.-The Aber Him and
estate TO be viewed by orders only o Be had OF the solicitors
and ancti oneers, Al above. IA
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B'REeIOaI ros ADVERTISERS.

AscsEMhkvs- sryssrH pAas- yoar.h, ssh ana sash
AsrR4i0I7.--srvxsru pAen-'rhra column. .s.
siap PACK
BoAxp xSD ISDolNo WANTED -ssoosD rAer-r,r..
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AND siss sA Sss%"
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ppEEN S Is Try Z. nsc pAer,si,,h column
vu.a FUaNsstl lp-snooSp pAoN-szth column,
hoRVFEAN fEAMsHiPs-sEoosD PAeR- Fourth col
n n so IlS y ~ rAsn-s,.h conmn.
ESoyEsioS sroosD fAosa F sS aaa sixth columns
sGa SALE ,.sasosn rAes.-Thnd column.
hELPW tSTnD..aSnns. Tsp FAC -sssonu andnlsa
HELf @HssrEp- FEMALEs-symAp pAsr- FRS, .snd
HORSE q dzSsfXaEs, Ao.--rrrsr rAar--rour,h, hnh
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S.e. REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-rIKp fAeE-
y sos4sis ss%sSN -snyssrn SIKH o.luuon
LOAN OFflCES-IuRD PAGR-Sixih column.
LOST Ann FO ND-SECo PAof- Third column.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAsF~Sxth column
nAE6LE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAeE--1brd column.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PA9E--Third column.
MEOiCAls -TuIBD PAeE--Fonlth column.
Aii.LlhssRY AND, DREssMAkING- First PAeK-six,b
ssseEILANEogs APPROPRIATENESS Eremru rAor--
Fstth and sixth columns.
MISCELLANEOUS Seventh PAaE Third column
NuSlCAl.--SEvENTH PAGE--Fifth column.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FIRST PAer--sixth column.
iPEhbONAL-Finnr fsaE-k first column.
tiAnOFORffS SEVENTH fAGE--sath column.
fCST OFFICE kOTICE-SEvENTn PAaE--Third column.
fk9sOSALS PASE--Sixth column.
PROPERTY OCT Or THE CITY tOR SALE OR TO
-, kENr--TniRp Pa GE Fifth aud sixth colp,nns
REhL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE THIRD PAag- Sixth
RI Al. ESTATE wANTED--rpIap PAGE sixth ci-
RELIGIOUS NOTICES SECOND PlaE Third column
HEWARDS- SEco ID PAGY--Thrd column
ROCKS AND APARTMENTS TO LEr-SEoosD PAGr-
Sixth couaS,
BALES AT AUUrIoN-rErnp PAGE-Thrd and fourth
siTUArloNs WANTED rEMA LEs-Tn'Ep PACE. First
EQUATIONS wAnrED- aALgs-Trnp PAGE Second
SPECIAL NOTICES FIRST PAsE--Firet, second, third
sfORTlNs-- DOGS, BIRDS, &c.FIssr PAGE-rou,:h col
SUMMER REscRrs--sroonD p Aae-seconc ronn
TIE TURF-FIRhT pAGE-Fohlth column. *
D LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES -sEcos;t p
rRAyELIEEs sulpg-sroosp per pinh cok
YACHTS, srKAMBOATs, &o.--FIHsr PAen-7 sol.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-06-25
THE rAvoRlTE PRESCRIPTIONS
OF THE NEW YORK MEDICAL UNIVERSITY.

OF TIE NEW YORK MEDICAL UNIV ERsfTY.
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF CANCER PLANT.
and skin Diseases Issovcrsd IN mstera meca A.
S sn curative for az ,n sS anss
the following wa,ran,ce VIZ ASA blood purifier One bot
S u bottles "a ns on
liant ES @ last yss The sales The s yss
or three packages for vs.. ~,
0xYDpHENyL. Professor SCOTS recently discoverea
s % : o. ss
Ss; Of 5 Is S%sc saa in
package with boos,' Or two s p.c,t ,9 for 49,
CArARRH SPECIFIC. Cures tho most Formidable
Of Gatarh almost instantly Warranted 70
@ or as %se9s , S the nSs r Price pack
.vnn.rsn oxvwv, No NJ $780,. s.,.,,, g. j.,
Of pulmonary consumption. Broncn,us, Coash.
hsas ays ss sweas sbds . Gcus and
Splendid Chemical synihess Contains 20 Opium Prsssia
packages for SIS.
PILE EXTRACT, the nevei.faii,nu Pie cure. Has
:ea ss a,s g BIND and bleeding res OF forty ycsrs a
FOR TO- ''0' - yer D"'~'S' with BOOK or 'n''
FLUID EXTRACT or "y YELLOW JEss.xISE. rb,.
almost specnc in every form Of Heart Disease, and
sreps !" I
% "a or or Msss sss for Price - package
NEuRALeo.RnEUMATiHG ELIXIR. Guaranteed to cure
Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Gou and sciacs times out Of
100 One bottle usually gives perfect reef Price S2
ptr package with book, or three packages for &c.
nEaL1ss BLOOD A SI BosE OINTMENT The mos.
powerful Healing Application known TO SCIENCE Pere
YATES to the bODd bones healing Ulcers Sores,
tws'ngs Nodes, Blochcs, &C. Price 81 pes box, six
boxes for 10.
ETHEREAL PHOSPHORUS. Tho radical cure for Ex-
haussd Vitality Has three thousand of
game weakness, OF them Of thu attractive cha
Sacar One thonsand dollars will be paid for prescr
that equal It, Price SO per package with Especial
book, or two packages for IS.
No. x.
LJyIM s9eanine\ Cures Diseases of the Bladder and
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CorNG ABROAp.-THE Firth AVENUE OF uEiDEi.
u berg Germany, 10 TLe Anlage," whore ., No q.
American ladies bringing letters from known
Halls journal Of Health
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nav PUBLICATIONe.
EUROPE.

(NUERLAIN, 10 RUE DE LA PAlX PARIS.
" AmbrosIa Cream for Shaving,
Fashionable Perfumes for the Handkerchief.
Fan L,,strale for the Hair.
Eau de Cologne preparation specially.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-06-25

PHILADELPHIA, June 20, 1870
Pao' EssoRWe have just been banded bottle contain
piece OF tspeworn, " feet acrs length which
was brought away by the Plant
and the Mayapple Pflia
We Just cured Gravel many years.
standing, by us.ng Lthia and Alkaline Resolyent
JOS. e. uARROLD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-06-25

remarkable curcs Send dozen OF Cancer Plant
and Chemical 0lutaent A. n. CHAPMAN, Secretary
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SpECIAl. NOTICES.
BRAcADanRA!t I. 1. :.
SCIENCE HATH HER VICTORIES AS WELL AS WAR.
THE PROOFS GIVEN.

AS In the Thaumaturg,cai Day again
ihe Weak ana Nervous are made strong -
The Blind see, the Deaf hear,
ibe Lame walk, the Halt are restored.
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LATER LETTERS.
f,b5s THIRD AVENUE, NEW Y0RK, June 20, 1870.
PROFESSOR SCOTT AND AssocIArFs-n ~ truly srsiify
Ing to know that science ~ length hjnmpbc.
quackery. have been using the UNIVERSITY MEDICIN FS
In my regular practice for time with the
bic Disease Of character rapidly sccubs
to their heahful intsence You evidently destined to
overthrow the Old practice OF medicine
CHAS X. DRAPER, NJ. ID.
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QRATTLEBORO.-ANY PERSONS WHO HAD COR
- sespendeuco In Brattoboro Vt, about the year
hear Of someihng TO their advantage by addressing BRAT
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observation-disclosures, BIRDS, sc.
A LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
N saGAp&AAcinea for all Diseases Prepared Food for
hooking DOvEy's No. 3 Greene street, corner
N. B.11.aiss Attended by Mrs. povev.
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One thousand Pounds Sterling.
An parties cautioned purchase thess b pay
n'enl having been stopped.
SAMUEL BARBER & co.
GRonGRTcwN, Demerara, June 4, 1870.
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PERSONAL.

ANY, COMMISSIONED OFFICER OF THE tn,
N third regiment New Jersey volunteer infantry il
viii confer favor orphan children by seeding l. i
aicss TO calling upon w. &. r. THORNTON. ATTORNEY,
Ac No. y Court street, Biooklyn, N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-06-25
-FOUR DIFFERENT rLLUsrRArEp BOOKS FREE.

AL the Universities Remedies for sale at the
Medical UDiyersity Noa and University place. New
Down town agency HpDNUT CO., Herald Building, 2ls
Broadway, New York. Open day and night.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-06-25

DAYTON, Va, April ], 1870
pRorrsso as received the medicine sent ~ good
order. My wife has doctOtng for falling
the womb and received benefit whatever. When tn
UNIVERSITY MEDICINES came to hand sbe JUS, re-
covering from uterine heinorrhage,
to walk STEP After using the injection OF Chloride Of Gold
four she enabled to attend her home
is to-day doing her own washing without her accstomeJ
supporter. The mcdcines acquiring great reputation
here. WIN. MOk. FISHRACK, T., N.
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Kidneys in foryegAt hours and upward. The only trne
nsnreuc known Medicine. IL equal does mot exist One
bottle conynces Prioe " pcr package with bookh or a
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-08-27


The late railroad excitement has given
place to a political fervor. Be it remem-
bered, We do not coneeds there is a diff
ference between the business purpose
which inaugurates a railroad and the
purpose which through political discus
sion introduces a plan Of action for
election day. Both are, as we view
them, politics. Bat Just o partisan
politics has the upper hand of the pub
lie attention. and We are apt to lose
sight Of matters Of great public con-
cernnsnt. Tbs following mention,
however. Of a new character Of railway,
has been shown Us, and it is worthy the
attention of our readers:
A new system of mountain railway
has lately been laid down in Hungary.
The line requires no permanent way Al
all. Square bearers Of oak, eight inches
thick and fourteen broad, are laid on the
ground, and only At rare intervals
sleepers are used. On the two edges OF
the bearers are rails only two inches
broad, and so thin that they only weigh
one pound per foot. The trucks run on
a pair Of wheels eight inches in diane
ter. The bodies of the trucks are three
times the width of the rails. and placed
80 Low on the wheels that they have just
room 10 move. This system was origin
ally proposed BY an Englishman. The
cost Is about one thousand dollars per
mile.
At that rate, a road adequate 10 our
present requirements can be constructed
at the cost of the grading for q frst-class
road. The topography being favorable.
as II is eminently so, the cost Of prepar-
alton Of the ground for the ties for a
frst-class railroad between Hamilton and
Elko has been estimated, by experienced
railroad men, at one thousand dollars
the mile. The distance has been reck-
oued. by the shortest practicable rail-
road ronte (Which would be shorter
the present stage road, at about
one hundred miles. even. RELYING on
these figures the Hungarian road could
be built without any trouble; the money
ready some months ago. in the name
of parties entirely responsible, if the
work could be constructed at figures at
all in the n~eighborhood of the above.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-08-27
Wuinia cisy Declining.

Persons who know By observation the
condition will recognize the facts voueh-
safed Us by a recent visitor at the bios
som rock of the comstock. He is an old
resident. and still has property there.
He says times have wonderfully changed.
The men who larnriated three years ago
on three hundred a month with expenses
added now are glad to get their square
meal without the accustomed wine.
They get a bare suficiency to be respect
able on, and sigh when n speaks Of
The gayer times Of a few years since. He
made a sensation by ordering wine for
the dinner of himself and friends. and
would have apprehended a job in invol-
untAry bankruptcy if he had owed q
dollar in the town. Virginia is dying.
he says. without the need Of the Suiro
Tunnel TO drain il.