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OFFICIAL REPORT.
LOUISIANA JOCKEY CLUB.


First Day-satu, day, April 10.
FIRST RAcE.-Purse $500, for all ages: $3.50 to
tho first horse: 500 to the second, and $50 to the
third; two miles over eight hurdles.
L. A. Hitchcock's ch. b. Limestone, y. o., by
War Dance, out of Transylvania, 1873 lbs !.
M. Weichs b. 6. Capt Hutchinson. aged, by
Voucher. dam by Zero, lao lbs-(A. Lake.
Il. Van Lieu's ch. h. Bob Britton, 5 y. o., BY
Planet, out Of LadylBarry, 1873 lbs-[Met- :,
J. W. Weldon l. Co.'S b. m. Little Flirt, aged,
by INVERSION, out Of Kate Mcdonald, lao \
O. 7. Howard's b. c. shiilalah, y. O., by imp.
Eclipse, out Of Siasher Barbarity, 1872 lbs .
G. T. Howard's Oh. h. Biloxi, 5 y. O., BY imp.
bennington, out Of Rebecca, l3S lbs
3. J. Alcorn's b. g. Capt. jack. y. o., by
Ring Master, out OF Mollie Austin; 1876
" " Tins: $50.
sDead heat; money divided. tBrOke down.
tell.
SECOND RAcE-Pickwick stake. for three year
clds: $25 entrance, p. p, with $1,000 added Sec
ond horse to receive $500, and the third 500;
mile heats; closed With Is nominations.
VIM CottriIl's c. f. Mamie F., by Daniel
Boone, out Of Sigma, % lbs.-(John . :,
J. q. i Stones Geo. Cadxaliaderj +. 1.
Mignon, By Enquirer, out of Mag
META, by Mahomet. % lbs.-(Jos. :
Ernest. l..-.......... ........:...: 2
Thos. G. Bacon d Co.'s Oh. c. Mainsai,
by Jack Malone, out Of Sea Breeze,
by imp. Abion.-(John Richard
sou.1 ............... >
J. w. Weldon's Oh. c. Warfare, by War
Dance, out of Wagonette, by Wag-
oner, IS lbs.-[H Howard Williams. J.. r o
Time: 1:5l-l:48l1 -!53.
THIRD RAcE-Club purse $500, for all ages !;
500 to first, SIS to second, SIS to third. Two
mills.
W. Cottrill's oh. { Bonaventure, years old,
by Harry of the West out Of Maggie g.;
1O4 lbs.-[W. Lakeland. ]. ..............
L. A. Hitchcock's CHI. b. Galway: years old,
by Concord, out Of Maudlna; 10 lbs.
T. G. Bacon br. b. Granger, aged, by imp.
Aysgarth. dam by Charley Ball /; liz
lbs.-[John richardson. J.. ..............
John n. stones b. c. Col. Michigan, years
old, by Harry Of the West, out Of Err
nestine; lG4 lbs.-I Parbery. ........... 0
F. o. Minors b. b. Falmouth, aged. by Planet,
out of Red Rose; lis lbs-(Swim. 49,. 0
G. H. kices Oh. c. Stampede, years old, by
War Dance, out of Dolly Morgan; ia
lbs.-[Howard Williams J. ............. 0
Time 3:4l.
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smear Weymouth, England, is an inn bearing
the name The Silent Woman The sign bears
the picture Of a woman without head. There
are those who would consider this capital Joke. !"
bscsuse, yon see. capital pun ish meant !-.X
Louis Republican, "
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LaTEST FRAtM nkXlCD.

CRY OF MEXICO, April 13.-The Archbishops Of
Mexics, have issHed addresses regarding the
Church laws. They enjoin obedience to the laws
md Sdviee the Catholics to be patient.
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Gov. Tilden weighs 100 pounds, but the canal
ring entertain the view Of him that the bow did
OF the mule. How much did he weigh. eh p
said the boy. well, I only weighted one Of his
hind hind legs, and calculate that weighted about
1ODO poucds. "-R0chester Democrat and Cn,ou-
jc5e ~ ~~N Wv
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Those of our merchants who give evidence OF
a desire to improve both the appearance and the
business Of our city deserve the highest encour-
agement from our citizens, and when in addition
to this they furnish first-class goods at reason
able rates, they offer inducements to purchasers
which enti:le them to an extensive patronage.
Prominent among such men is Mr.. Louis Grune-
valid, whose ware rooms are situated in that ele-
giant building Grunewald Hall, located at Nos.
Is, 20 and % Baronne street. Mr.. Grunewald is
the sole agent for Pleyel, Wolf & Co. and other
famous piano manufacturers. The latest novel;
ties in the way of instrumental and musical COM
position can always be had at his store, and the
attention awarced to customers IL ALWAYS cour-
teOus and Obliging.
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DEPTH or WATER AT Fkss-A.rOUTRE.

PAss-A.L'OurRE, April "a, 1875, s'46 P: MO
Depth of channel, 81 extreme low tide, six
teen feet.
Least width for that depth, fifty feet.
High tide ct 10 A. n. to-day.
Hight above extreme low tide three feet.
Depth Of channel at high tide, nineteen feet.
Bottom hard. Bar clear. Both boats working.
CHAs. E. L. b. DAVIS,
First Lieut.. Of Engineers.
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! FIRST RAcE.-Purse $500, for all ages; 1925 *
the first, SO to the second and s25 to the third
three-quarter, Of mile.
F. o. Minors b. +. Winifred, years old. by
Daniel Boone, dam by imp. Sovereign; 81
lbs tBob smith. MISUNDERSTANDING.
A. n. Buttons br. c. Hlghwayman, 3 years old,
bv Hiawatha, out OF Belvidera; 80 lbs
IJ0hn Richardson. Observation-Disclosures. z
VIM. Cottrilrs CHI. c. Harry Felter, years old,
by Daniel Boone, out Of sigma; 1O4
lbs.-IW. Lakeland. j.: .:.:...
I INVERSION. out Of Kate McDonaid; III
G. T. Towards b. c. shiilaiah, years old, by
imp. Eclipse, out of slssher Barbarity; 1oA
lbs;-lHollowsy. 4, n;.... -,
by Planet, out Of Lady Barry, ITO lbs.
L. L. Hltchcock's CHI. c. Century, years
old, by Censor, out of Intrigue; 104 lbs
G. kice's CD. c. Vortex, 4 years old, by
vandal, out OF Blondinl 104 lbs
Howard Williams. observation-disclosures.
n. Welch's b. f. Carrie r, years old, by imp.
Billet. out Of Miss Foote; 1o1 lbs .
VIM. Cottrilrs c. I. Puss Broadnax, 3 years
Old, by Daniel Boone, dam by Brown Dick;
81 lbs.-[Stewart.] ..... ............ 0
J. H. Stones b. if,3 y. o., by Harry Of the
West: dam by mp. Sovereign; 81 lbs.
J. Bruatt's American Girl, aged, by Ring
gold, out Of Kate Boston, Monroe. -. 0
Time: 1:1S.
EECoND RAcE.-The Louisiana Stake for fonr
year olds; $25 entrance, play or pay, with $1,000
added; the second 10 receive $500 and the third
800 out of the stakes; closed with II nomina-
tons; two mile heats.
w. CottriiIs CHI. I. Bonaventure, by Harry
Of tho West, out Of Magic g., 1O1
lbs.-lW. Lakelanel. ............. 1 1
G. H. Rce's Nv. N. Conner) ch. c. STAN
pede, by War Dance, out OF Dolly Nor
gan, lO4 lbs.-[ Howard Williamsl. 2 2
=. III. Stones b. G. Col. Nellgan, by Harry
of the West, out Of Ernestine, ia
lbs.-[ Nesly William.l :. -. ....... dist
Time: $40 -3:461.
THIRD RACE-Purse $500, for al ages; to carry
100 lbs. each, mare and geldings allowed lbs;
three year ODDS to carry their proper weight $500
to the first, SIS to the second, SIS to the third;
one mile.
T. G. Bacon Co.'s. br. h Granger, aged, by
imp. Aysgarth, dam by Charley Ball, 100
.lbs.-(JOhn Richardson. ...............
4. n. Burton's b. b. survivor, S y. o., by VAN
dial, dam by Lexington, 100 lbs.-lHollo-
F. o Minors b. I: Sweet Bay, 4 y. o., by Bay
wood, out of La Bruna, 81 lbs.-lBob.
N. Welchs CHI M Mary l., aged, by Voucher,
dam by Epsilon, 81 --fBankstonl. 49,. 0
r. J. Alcorus CHI h. Bob Britton, 5y. o., by
Planet, out OF Lady Barry, 100 lbs [John-
J. W. Weldon & sons b. g. Mildew, aged, by
Lexington, out Of Mildred, 81 lbs.-[Cor-
E. Narwick's b. h. Tom feathers, aged, by
Camps Whale, dam by Doubloon, 100
lbs.-[Howard Williamsl ....... oil
Time, 1:45H.
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In these days of gloom and despodency it is
exceedingly refreshing to hear Of a II low being
who can boast Of stroke of good fortune. Mr..
Trissard, ia Elysisn Fields street. publishes q
card in another column that he was the lucky
holder OF .one-fou7th OF the combina ion ticket.
class sc, Louisiana state Lottery, which drew the
capital prize Of s5,0N 80. Comment is unneces-
sary, but we will say that we envy the good
fortune of Mr.. TrissaId.
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When Detroiter was asked the other dav
by traveller if he had ever been in Brooklvn'
be fastened to reply: "Do look like one
Of that sort of men. sir 2"
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Sixth Day-saturday, Al I'll II.

Sixth Day-saturday, Ap fl ~.
FIRST RAcE.-The Fortuna Stakes, for tire
year Odds: s25 entrance p. D., with $1,000 added
| second horse to receive 5000, and the third 500
one mile and half. Closed with fourteen nomi
ma tons.
w. Cottrill's c. f. Ascension, by Australian, out
Of Lille Ward, 81 lbs -[W. Lakeland]..
John a. Stone wv. Cottrills) Oh. f. Pauline
sprague, by Joe Johnston. out Of Mollie
IngeTsoll 81 lbs..3[Ernestl ...;;::...
out Of Wagonette, by Wagner, 81 lbs
[Small] Observation-Disclosures.
Thos G. Bacon 4 Co.'S Oh. c. Mainsail, by Jack
Malone, out Of Seabreeze, by imp. Albion,
VIM. Cottrilrs cb. + Leap Year, by imp. Lean.
ington, out OF Cricket; 81 lbs [Stewart].
Time: z:43.
SECOND RACE.-COnsOlation race, one mile, fol
horses that had run and not won during the
meeting; club purse $500; first horse $500, second
horse SIS, third horse $25.
+. u. Minors t. !. fweet Bay, 4 Y. o., by Bay.
wood. out Of La Bruna, 10l lbs [Bob
Smith. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
VIM Cottrills CHI. +: Puss Brodnax, 3 y. o., by
Daniel Boone, dam Meanness, by Brown
, =, Dick-[stexartl =
by Joe Johnston, out Of Mollie Ingerson,
J. W. v eldon 4 SINS b g. nildew, aged, by
h IMan!gan;,, out of Mildred liz lbs .
J. f. As sione's b. Misn n, " o. by En-.
quirer, out Of Magnets, 81 lbs.-Ernestl 0
A. n. Buttons bl. c. Highwayman, 3 Y. o.,
by Hiawatha, dam by Brown Dick, 30 lbs.
[John richardson ........... .......
NJ. Welch's b. 6. Port Leonard, aged, by You
cher, out Of Prunella, 112 lbs [Swim1. 0
Time: 1857.
THIRD RAcE.-Four mile heats, for all ages :;
Club Purse s120O-irst horse $1,000; second
horse $500
F. O. Minors b. h. Falmouth, aged, by
Planet, out of Red Rose, lis lbs
[Swim NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 3 l
L. A. Hi,chcock's Oh. b. Galway, S years
old, by Concord, out Of Maudina,
Ito lbs-[W. Lakeland .... l 2 2
John H. Stones b. C. Col. Nelligan,4
o., by Harry of the West, out of
Ernestine, 10i lbs. Parberryl %. 3ro
Time: 7:4511 7:4S-8:0OH.
w. NJ. CONNER,
Clerk OF the Course.
New Orleans, April 20, 1875
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PROBABlLlrlEs.

WASHINGTON. April 24.-For tho South Atlantic
and Gulf States, Tennessee and tho Ohio Valley.
generally clear weSther, variable winds, shifting
to northerly and essteriy, lower temperature and
fall slowly.
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"Sly son, said an American father, chow
could you marry an Irish girl ~
"Why, father, said the son, I'm not able
to keep two women. II married Yankee
girl Ia have had to hire an Irish girl to take
care of her."
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RrvER AND STIA1BOATS.

CINCINNATI, April 24.-k,er seventeen feet.
Departed: Robert Mitchell for New Orleans.
Clear and cool weather prevails.
EVANSVILLE, April - -Weather clear ana cool.
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PRovIsroNs.-Our friend Mr.. 4. X. Converse,
"a Magazine sire t, one OF the most extensive
and reputable merchants of this city, advertises
sale OF mess pork, rump pork, bacon ana
Ohoice kettle lard. The attention of the trade ia
particularly directed TO Mr.. Converse's stock.
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BANK NrATRuHNr.

New YORK, April "a Loans decreased 81. 900.
COO; specie decreased - COO O00 legal tenders IN
creased $S,5uO,Ooo; deposits decreased $500 600
revenues decreased nearly S2,CUOtOO
Specie shipments to-day over $l,OOo0(o.
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Wishes Two DOLLAR SH1RTs.-Be sure to
call ct Capt. b. 4. Washes famous establish
ment, no Canal street. and inspect his shirts,
price 81 each, which he confidently pronounces
the cheapest shirts for the money ever offered for
sale in New Orleans,
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Husband, l wish you would buy me some
pretty feathers" Indeed, my dear little wife.
You look better without them "Oh, no." she
said coaxinsly, s'you always call me your little
bird, and how does a bird look without leath-
ers?" "Why, dressed, to be sure" said he.
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A brilliant skin is the result produced by
one bottle of Marsden' g Zarsaparilla. Price,
81.
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Mems linen drawers for 81 81, worth 81, at
Godchauxs, 81 Canal street.
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New MATERIAL FOE COSTUMES AND TRAVELLING
DRESSES. - Sec the advertisement of d. H.
Holmes, 155 Canal street, who has just received
ladies' dresses.
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Pimples disappear by using Marsden's Ear
SanarilIa
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French Batiste suits for $13, can be had ut
Godchauxs Isl and SO Canal street.
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alexander" advertises in another column
for reports, by the corps commanders, of the
battle Of Gettysburg. The advertiser is an old
Confederate soldier.
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r..r,h Dey-rhursday, April Is.

Fourth Day-Thursday, April Is.
FIRST RAcE.-selling Race, one mile and .
quarter: Club Purse. $4O0-first horse $500,
second horse SIS, third horse rs.
d. A. Hitchcock's Oh. c. Century, years o.
BY Censor, out of Intrigue; 81 lbs ..ohn
NJ. WEIGHS 1 81. m. Mary L.. aged nv vc,cher
dam by Epsilon 90 lbs r OBJ Sraithi. :
E. Warwick's b. h. Ten Le.zthers, aged, by
Camps Whale, dam by Doubloon; IS
J. W. Weldon Sons b: g. Mildew, aged, by
Lexington, out of Mild red; 90 lbs-fCor-
J. Brouatt's b. g. Gait. Reader, aged, by
Marengo, dam alma; % lbs [dabe
J. Il. stones b. f., = o. by larry Of the West,
out Of lsidora Hall; Sc lbs Ernest -.
NJ. Welchs b: &. Chris: Doyle, aged, by
Voucher. ds.m by Epsilon; 81 lbs-[Bank-
H. Van LEWIS Oh. h. Bob Britton, ~. by
Planet, out Of Lady Barry; 50 lbs-lJohn-
c. T. HowarGs imp. Oh. c. King Amadeus, ~.
O., by Fling OF Trumps, out OF Amethyst,
80 lbs-(showsl 49,. ::::.............
SECOND RacE.-Ona mile and . hall, for al
ages; Club Purse, $500 irst horse $500, second
horse $75 third horse SIS.
A. n. Burbcn's b. b. Survivor. 5 y. o., by Van
dial, dam by Lexington; ITO lbs.-[Mon-
L. A. Hltchcock's Oh. b. Limestone, y. o., by
War Dance, out Of Transylvania; Ito
Jerome F. wilson Cos bro. Denver, sy.o,
by Pimlico, out Of Young Utila; 30 lbs
tJOhnsonl. ........................ ...... J
&C. I. Howard, imp. CHI. c. King Amadeus, 4y.
o., by King Of Trumps, cut of Amethyst,
Time: ga.
*Lame, allowed to wnhd.aw.
THIRD RAcE.-Mlle heats, best three in five,
for all ages; Club Purse, $650-first horse $3.50,
second horse $1CO.
VIM. Cottrill's Oh. C. Harry Felter,
AZ. O., by Daniel Boone, out of
Sigma; 1O4 lbs.-[W. Lake.
land Observation-Disclosures. 3 l l
F. o. Minors b. T. Sweet Bay, Az.
O., by haywood, out Of La
Bruna 101 lbs.-[Bob SMITH l 2 2
N. Welchs b. G. Port Leonard,
aged, by Voucher, out OF Pru-
nella; 112 lbs.-[ Monroel.... 8 2 2 TO.
u. F. Wilson & Co.'s br. c. Denver,
3y. o., by Pmlico, out of
Utilla; 80 lbs.-t Johnsonl. DIR.
Time 1:4711-l:4611. l:49-1:4S-1:4S1H.
*Lame, allowed to withdraw after first heat.
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eruptions. puppies ana
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Zarsaparilia is iniallible in cru It on..
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Lester Wallack was confirmed at st. Johns
Church, New York, ON Sunday.
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Fifth Day-Friday, April is.

Fntn U0y-tfl0ays April lOe
FIRST RAcE.-Handicap hurdle race, two miles
Club purse $500 first horse $3.50, second horse
500, third horse $50.
E. Warwicks b. b. Tom feathers. aged, by
Ca Camps Whale, dam by Doubloon; III
L. A; Hitchcocl's ch. h. Limestone, 5 years
old, by War Dance, out of Transylv ania;
$50 lbs.-[ richardson. .................
d. Van Liew's CHI. b. Bob Britton, years old,
by Planet, cut of Lady Barry; 1874 lbs
J. Alcorns b. e. Capt. Jack, years old. by
&C. 7. Howards b. c. shillalah, years old, by
imp. Eclipse, out Of elasher Barbarity;
125 lbs.1[Midgeley] ...:.:...:........
~, W.WeldOn 4 Co.'S b. m. Little Flirt, aged,
by Ukerston, out OF Kate Mcdonald; ITO
lbs.-l McGlnnis] ...:;.:............
Time 3:471L..
Fell at fifth hurdle. tell ut fourth hurdle.
SECOND RAcE.-Free handicap, mile heats.
Club purse $500; first horse sl0O, second horse
500.
M. we!sh's ch m. Mary L.. aged, by
Voucher, dam by Epsilon; 1t6 lbs
J. ". Weldon sons b. e. Midew, aged
by Lexington, out of Mildred; 90
Georges rss a. Rioo chs e. Vortex, years old,
by Vandal, out OF Blondin; "a BIS
Howard Wiliams] Observation-Disclosures.
Time: 1:4711a-1:4724.
THIRD RACE. One mile and three
quarters, for all ages; Club Purse $500; first
horse 500, second horse SIS, third horse SIS.
NJ. Weichs b. g. Capt. Hutchinson, aged, by
Voucher, dam by Zero; 112 lbs.-[Swim]..
T. G. Bacons br. h. Granger, aged, by imp.
Aysgarth, dam by Charley Ball; lis lbs
W. Cottriirs Oh. f. Bonaventure, years old,
by Harry of the West. out Of Maggie G.;
1Gl lbs-[W. Lakelandl. ................. 3
G. H. Rice's CHI. c. Stampede, years old, by
War Dance, out OF Dolly Morgan, by Kew
enue; 104 lbe.-[Howard Williams. 500.
Time 3:lOL.
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Utllla; 80 lbs.-t JOhnsOnI. 4 dr..
Time 1:4711aa-l:4611.- l:49-1 :4S-1:4S1ll.
*Lame, allowed to withdraw after first heat.
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EASTERN ELECTION RDTUaNs
IN BRIEF.

We weed out from the dispatches the
following facts regarding the elections
Of tuesday,:
In New York the Republican gains are
very heavy and indicate the election of
the State ticket and the Legislative as
we'll In Buffalo the Republicans make
the tremendous gain of 5000. John
Eorrissey (anti Tammany) is elected to
Congress from the Brooklyn District.
In Pennsylvania Hartrsnft, (Repub-
lican), is elected Governor by very
handsome majority. As to the Legis-
lative, no ztatereG. is yet made III tho
dispatches.
Massachusetts elects the Republican
ticket-at least the Republican gain. are
large, and the fair inference is that they
havs carried the day.
Minnesots has gons Republican by
from 5000 to 5000 majority.
In Wisconsin the Republicans make
very large gains, but the probabilities are
in favor of the election of Taylor Demo
cratic Reform candidats) to the Govern
orship.
Mississippi has gone " Conservative
which means that they have "a white
mans government" to their rebel hearts
content down there.
As elsewhere stated, the present pos
sibilities are that Warner, Republican,
is elected to Congress in Oregon over
Lane, Democrat.
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least be spared the bother and expense
OF grand jury empanelmen's and trials
in court. So far as the office of Coro-
ner relates to persons of previous con-
dition in Mississippi now. it is abol-
ished as useless and expensive Incum-
branse But the active puslllanlmity OF
the North will be held in nbsyaLcs for
a space, and Radicals will no longer be
| denounced from Northern doors.ers and
rumshop balconies because they have
| the courage, consistency sni truthful
ness to back the words of George Cor
ham and Oliver Z. Morton sgainst the
eightv-four rebel members Of the House
of Representative. Altogether, the
hope is to be entertained that the Tr:th
will. for tn. mex. twelvemouth. stand as
fair chance If getting into the Associ-
a.ei Prcss newspapers IS lie. Also.
that the bugbear Of negro instructions
is property no longer nseded i'll the
theater Of Southern politics.
The moral sense of the country-and
there is underlying its sordidness and
deprayities n moral sense in the Repub-
lic-has been aroused. Some few things
that the people have an interest III they
will fight for. They have not enough OF
sentiment and soft humanity 10 care for
the colored man. They only seemed to
care for him when he served as club
to beat the planters with but they do
if the Jesuit. with their splendid organ
ization and their vast and growing wealth
as per BONANZA, among other things),
are to be fenred, and, if possible, dis
armed So it is that, while hasteniEg
toward conserving selfish interest-as
when indicating their manhood against
the South-they bid fair to go further
and elect such Congress snd such
President in 1876 a. will stop the South
from restoring the blacks TO virtual
slavery and cowhiding future Horace
Greeleys on Pennsylvania Avenue. This
is the hope growing out Of these present
Republican elections. As to the clap
trap and demagogism which sought to
build up the Republican party by heap
ing slight and contumely upon its own |
head, the President Of the Republic, it |
sinks and fades away amid the yellow
mists of dissolving political smoke and
fog. Mems senses are coming back to
them and the twaddle about :" the ira
ditions of the fathers having spent it.
self out Of the breath of swelling ora
tors and the writer's Of the platitudes
which get named Platforms, the peer
less sagacity and unparalleled mental
,olidity of Grant come to be recognized
IN admiring confabs between man and
man; and the wind Of the small beer
breath no longer ofends the
hose Of honest thinkers. The political
is getting clearer and the
Thomases Of the Republican
are beginning to swarm
around the sommissariat
again.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-04

It seems to us that it would be in Or
der for the Carson Republicans to make
some sort of demonstration indicative of
their satisfaction over the result Of the
late Eastern elections. Make call. Mr..
Chairman Bryant, invite q speaker or
two, burn a little powder, and let's see
how much enthusiasm there 10 left
among the Republicans Of Ormsby
county. Time was when they had .
heap OF fire in 'em. Does our motion
meet with . second?
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-04

SAX FBANc1sco has subscribed nearly
81, 900 to the Virginia City relief fund
1t amt flea bite to what she ought to
have done. Carson subscribed over a
third OF that sum, and there is more
wealth (made out of the Comstock) in
one house on Montgomery street than
there is in all the COW counties Of this
State. San Francisco ought to give a
half mil lion at least.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-04

GRANT has removed the Postmaster at
Ogden on account Of his lormonism.
The President means to make sure that
in future there shall be no federal clubs
in Mormon hands wherewith to wallop
the Gentilss and break the laws of Con-
gress.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-04

TIE AFFAIRS OF the San Francisco
Trust Company (gold bank) are very
much involved. Resumption under the
present management is thought to be
impossible.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-04

THZ BUSISKss FART of Sherman, Texas.
has been destroyed by fire.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-04

A rokc. Of 100 cavalry has been sen
against the warlike Cheyennes.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-04

The LATEST returns from Oregon indi-
cate the election Of Warren, Republican,
to Congress.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-04

AUSTIN sends $1,7OO to the Virginia
sufferers.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-04
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