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s77rprw1. co1,ur f,F 111rrors.
OTTAWA, H., sert' ao.-Tho following are tho
proceedings Of tho Court to-day:
s D. E. F. s'assts Hs =. s1s'9 H. l!1ssn.n n.nttnx
A.soeiatton; a rv W. Se cassrra REQUIRING sufficient
@l1H%a' l1,% ,rS rnl.u ~ 1 ~. ~ ,, o,,, r,.,,
ano ieut4e ". -, uu s'e.lnR i,u1ni1sso - ooH'
l XII ~ tau tat ~; .ef ~ "0'' " No ' ~ "
n. Hnistcr. Cnn,airrs. et al VI, A. Il, 1ur1esoa =.
T. u X ssrart sss astas y % Ts aras ,nlnu
As,"e1sio m iaoto allowing o ca'e to be s's1ck'
ap a' to se. a.as Heeh hu orer q
rutctt. ,-..,-,-., :,
IT, 1 cdsas sna s r. A.
s%'s aaa tae tny ss!spaed % ths llt Il ostoisr u
A'apfoies 0pto"' wv WV ..,~,o..
IN, roh, 1vo, r." qn,l 1s,o,,,r AMMAN, Al.
h1 nuI.a Ias,er ~ u.nrn II 1unn 1saxo .1van
on n.ottan 10 ststsa ero4s ] ersoss " @ ''~'' s''s'
Is. II. j. asrdaer t u. y: Samuel J. Russell;
4m; n nw. ~ r. II Mctorntcx .r,ors co,,.
fossej uxnrnt 5ererss,. Snd c.usa r,aSIs GUY
c.r 70 ~. esids tas orsf Il sns to esss ~
rom tho DO M 'kst. ''A' @A' '"'' ~ ''o WV ~""''
II. Mstais: Schmidt ct Al: VI. ,l,ry Mitchell;
10 is.Tt Tna u casaao teases railway oe,ruu 1oso
v..!. IIea s, ;to as,,,o 1rnanri ~
Stsie IT, arnsle anT IL 81 a1 " Ia6es appe,l dsmtssc
a.,,s A Mof' " IT, w. 41''s' ''A''' WI" >" c' eea'
.,1tsnnt .aatt If rseor.i 'oS''o ~
Go. Tns i. J. i. il, 90, ", ", II, c. Barton;
n,of'on " sp1eeo 1os Vi ne ~ hle p''e's
~ III wn1t"s n.rter =, 1,t,,.,,b Koosar oot,o,
yo- s,vs IT, aI. sHnlt,nn.I srTnrs '''s@ ot'''o"
40, r,, CALL or r1,l,, 1,iI DOCKET. }s's,. c.
r., ISL Tue fiFentns H. fnna Insurance Company ot
ban franctsco W. IAe congregation Aodorh Hloem
tahsn. e..,,
l6! Henjamin r. eanoofn st ~. ~. aAnes a. bene~
dict laksp. So
, 1875-10-01

yassor. with n front, isann Of grc"nbncks.
labor viii command higher prices and tho prico
OF :. Tnslmne ,yl, vii, e. aE" :, ,,.
sun dam plehAo."
II should NOT bo aurprised." said fr. Dcma-
erae. highly pleased vitl. tho proefersl'o ~as NIX
Ing, f tn lnhA than yetf yoH could ket dolnth
tichet carrlen."
''What tla.!" nl,rleksd Wan. "say him
agata. Just toll MO hin again. Ihlcc dol!1a
sioznn 1'y 1'a.nmo yoto ntouoGat'e o ana 'ean, ta
linn body, 1loochss land Observation-Disclosures
,rilo Democrat loft. auro that ha had Wau L"e
aud 'li to celoetia!s q, .h@ TELL ssto or .lo
IN hIs labor with srnllo IN 1lis fhco That waa
llnnd, bu. mt eI,ilt1Iiho bY An7 moan..
4 Republican custosntr dfnilra in few
moments afterwnrs!, a,tl Wau c"uncnc"d pour
iug out IN him tho go!len rroapccsA that shuha
"Dut i.o diln't tell you nllt" said TIM Rop,b-
'ican: III wishing gaes upt everything e.ss
"Wf,Atoe that ?" asked tho heall1an.
"Wny, everything olso will e. M will, wash-
ing" naid tho Iiannbliean. "inur rent will ho
doubled. soar will cost moro, and rico will DO ~
cnEltA pound"
"stoppeo thoso." eait1 wan, wlio hin f.co
blsnel,ed. "iou sol!o ttuth whon tolls NC lice 10
up 1lifty centa \ pound7"
"frnc a. anything"
"And lent coat0o moro ?"
"1ho rent of tho rooul will be moro, beyond a
doubt"
"And sloapoo, and coa1oo. and Blfrteo7"
"All w!ll 60 np." answered the amused nepub-
lican.
"Thon do,nme Dienoc1atic ticket! Him
don't gottee mY vioto Him g9,,t to dle'it for sle
want to par more lent; lin tronI pay mora lent,
aud allo 80 tbulican allu time oh. 1lcar rio +"
, 1875-10-01
TIIIS FAIL RIVER MILLS.
KcnrlY All tho Operatives, Except
thu SpSnners tnh NrAFeras 4&estthto o
1VnrIr-A tArnnnuuttntl xOr Arl}ltttaA

w.,- ~. ,1,, .,r.~otlvc.. f?ycrnt
*enr'I AZ INC "rs.' esH. .s xsns,,..sc
tno!sl tno sp'n''ers assaanu,..n., @ sor nrnitr,4
ton. 49,, ~ -,u,,.,
FALL RrvEn, Mass sopt' So.-Esefy'h'nR
here ia aries. There has been decided change
in af1atra sipce yesterday, A largo uutnbor Of
80. - ..,-;, ,,,,a +nnrr,ny .na o.hara rnya
aS' "ous ~ H.. .,,o,t .ro,,i3 49,
thar tospeetiso ml'is ho''ee .u"s .i'os moa'o ~
guna work tomorrow. AL thc mllls f'lh-
mug lave large additions to their forco,
The Merchants Still started tllls morning.
toi '"o 80 IT -.
lho spoonng ana calalng 1vus' "uI ,s't,i
Ata hnM noutK +! e., .'ea "n s,l H. H..
fsopaoy ti,,,. ~ ~ y, r. rtn
Mesfete ,em GTla1"u tu ~ ono . 81. ao a.uu !t
no.den Mal ~ ~ nn '.s ~. o1eops
tae Hpa'nb;, ~ "t4 - - ~ .oo ..I ~ ~
faanne, ~ 'n1n w. ,ia NnS II j., t,sy fo 3n
luz anPpiteu. ~ olsuE 4.4' 20 1u'tuinh wv
, 1875-10-01

~, o.ts: rrseio Grtswoid, Mnooka. e'ooo hn corn
n,vuo,. 1nsh,nrt. 3,sp 1n oatt. 1EoHt bu corn; A.
uco,aon Morris b8o 1t. sern q: T. ltoosA. f'nfca,
fMn us earn Tnotnir. Lo"krors, 7N0 bm oats; prop
WIZ: nsae s"nsuk Inkror 4e1 hu vhrat;
n + Wright, Morrts 77lda1 # lnnIrr Ih'msa s'nst,
,nmteT. aasb i.th on,nrrc, uttaws. e4!ar y !Hns-
hrr. a,Ss,o 14th Prop 1inx rrothsFa KankaSee
rersac7, In .asul,er.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Tha nrop Fletcher Rnd lar cnnsort. tia barge 1Tnn'
o a.c eoue into winter quarters At l'sck 1tock, and
apccicd their Insurance.. Capt. HsewaTl, Of THO
.rop w. Et Qui,ny, rcrorfa that tho a.rnndeh bHrges
rc ntt an port AtutIn rccf, AMI hn th!nkA herd ~
,rry slight prpapeet Of their rclcaFe.. Detroit
ftisut,e satcs that on striving nr from buffalo fho
amr Keweeu.w will lay ny for the rtetcnt. Win .
,ayIgst!ou Tho fart TINT s1o Il ,nosn Of rsatrnrr
sre thsn any af Tue lis'e sa thnt t1 tEasc . IT. a'
IT, l.s .sr s'aes egn I'll r1esr rim n "w.aEcn oay
,ialt ran back an, niAdo nnnfher start Wednesday
morning: s. hn'a 1,ot swen so ia6E nstof' t!e wit!
IbroacnlnR, TIM aelinonrr rttnFi.ca t"tl hay and
tatus to aucnr yesterday.
TIE NEW wgf.LaKD rASA..
Tim now Tean,t Canal IN tn In lDl feet h0tfofn
width sluI,o Of bapk, Eoet to1 Ut holght; depth of
bark, ia f-e Tho 1ocka arc to bs asO foot long lii
1h,uber II feet nttu; II feet tcpth of water orer
nitrcat h1,d II foot iii. TbIa will allow vessel 1Gs
ct long, u feet wttc ani drawing IA feet of ~ntcr,
i, uass Tho caEgo OF sucl1 vessel will be Abont Co..
I'D bushels nf grain. Tile ofc ne Of e cA,1a II to
Snyc Id fret Of wattr, Tint srate sramng u feet
si have ajIcnlty I'll sailing illrtn,gh II. Water fe
INV huppc to TIM canal " f'stirr frnnl tho usand
acw canal ia to bo fcd from Jnts ]ttr. This work nf
Enlargement IL mostly Under cntraeft an It /. rt-
srctrt H. nh1led I'll titne for tia navigation
II fa;7,-I0l0Hto Giohr.
Ti1E KATE KTfLf.
Tho d!aseter 10 the arhr Kate Kelly, At Oswcgo
rrre shout oclnck Monday 1norailnH. 6l,e IL not
" tue srcskwacr reported, bul lies broatlsls on
ute rloro or ~ rods beuw tho caat pier. Tie
Palladium nays her back Ia broken ainilships: her
aects hro sprung about the tehtreboarbo1; thern IN
tryrsat hard heads. The Kelly NAs built at Tonnwanh,
by siarle In lsG received Largo REPAIRS in lR'a, ratc
with tlash atld nraRnro ~ tons. Bhe IL owned
by q. A. Parker, II. ". urcene, and Capt. ftobert
Hayes, q U.wcgn, md Is insursIifor f1aGo,-.Hm
thautcs and Traders, aud g. W. in thu Inland uh!on
-Sftlroukte StEtitttt,
, 1875-10-01
= ~
LEGAL.


Alexander u. Ewing aud w!ii4au' \. Eaiug did, on
tie h day of Ausuat y. 1878. n'akv their cest4tn
pru3seorJ no1s for S&h67.ao payable f0rty-hyo days
altar dalo 70 ths erder of themselves, whirh
duly ladofsed sud davsss " tha1u, aud which notA
secured by the dcpo4it collateral security Ut
noto Tor dated January - is73 payable
uouths sftrs dats si8nsd W Martin 3, Ewing, Esya-
CURED hy ulortgagu iu book .st Of records p4gr H.
ths iscordets o.nee Vt Cook County ln!s ctosey.
ing certaiu isnda In Cook County therein menttonrds
aud uhesuaa, daiAult es btsn Ade by the sa!d As1-
A,,dcr L. Ewing md William A. Ewing, III The pay
lutk Of SAIL nols made by them, public notlcs ta
Aorsey given that By vrtue Of tile 10 said nnts
contais shail hn Saturday. thu II day q ottotet.
L. D. 1876 as ~ O'Clock in tho fufenoon At tho notth
trout doaE Ut es Uhalnbet u Canntieo silaat<l III
tho southeast corner II la3+e and ~s.hiagton ass.
tn tho tky n{ CAcaxu, III Couk County, fnois, expose
Tor sAla and aa u public Auelien ~ Tue htshs*t ba
des Tor cash. The sald t'1ts u At.nln N E"nR t..
p$pose of payta8 sal1 noss Of Aiexsndet II. Ewius
4ad William L. kwlag, togcahek with ntsstst aud
cu&as. +. u. McsS.
Legal holler Of said uoao and eolla.essl..
Dated tats assh day VI September, as7&
, 1875-10-01
ONLY DIRECT LINR T0 FRANCE,

Thu Genstal rts sasAtsntio Eompsuys Mail bLeau.hlpa
bstHesh NeT York and lasEe The sp!cndld yeastlz "a
s 1sSuftt0 rnte TOR the Continent {hctnR mora
" than cor}. will sail fua Ppr No g. North Klsas,
~ fniu.si
sFEKElnE, naurn .SAuf3ay, Oct.
FRANCE !rudol!s. .NAuFtAy. Oct. III
PRICE " ~ EAssAHKk II ~ GOLD tlneiualas wlasI:
cabin. 471 third, 3t. Keturn Aok reducui
Este.. bteuEaSs ~, with supcras IN
maskrtt thus = 1n NJ! carry stesrass PAs.sMxuI..
tikuRakAAOkKAG!E. Aksns, Is asraAAsa5. H.Y.
Great Western Steamship Line.
FEsm New York to GE1stal tEusl4nIi dlrseL
ARRAGJN, synoRs. .satuntas. sept. I.
Cabin Pass&Fu, e7c: intermediate, s4 SeeEAxs, ~.
Essa.:,sa sa t.tSSa ai; ApHy y ssna frshs butot
, 1875-10-01

~ eofetP{ p6pa.xh 10 Ths Chicago 1rtouH<.
~ awAukHx, Bept. oo.-At tue September set
~ s%sA. of tho chsmbeF Of Commerce. 10 tsr ~
~ =, os !easned. there xsso 40 failures. although
~, a.ohs quito number of shorts hare boen
lpp'ea seriously by tho sacrifices they have
IN T.u snfnpsltad 10 mako to cHvct gottlamout,
sEssHa9azs aiponnts 10 ~ ssorAao adyAuov In
IA i3ssss.a eaan, oAts, u csltsI ba1loy, IL
, 1875-10-01
SUICIDE.

Sa.s."t n.not's ~ ~ T.nfeacc ,;e.,,. ."o'
,vn..s.s's s. 1.,, GU. ~ ~.'S un .ss'...., .,
+, ,'piASAfoAis' lnl.' ool'' 'o'-a 'agacal hul'
ssae came 10 Light thas morning. on Yuesday,
lit. William 8. Wood, President Of tue Groon-
asla Manufacturing Company. leading citizen,
toos 49,. J.. .,'a r." ns.''.n", a41
%oe toom ~ 'ho unloa nepot ilo1el: no shon
purchased morphine 10 tho amount Of 18o grains,
and bottle Of landknunl. I1o took q policy
from tlo Franklin Life insurance Company for
ez01o and thon rotire, y, 1iu roo,n a,,a ,.xet.
,a..s 49,. e' w 80" 4ooA'' ~"o WV
.,ooe rambling 'ettef' saying no antendcd to
axe bis llfo mud saying that ho bad, during the
two yea1s last past, committed foreericy. mar
, 1875-10-01
NnN &.Ce on Imitation.

4 promiuens Democrat who IL aulto scatous
In can.ansing for votes concl,1aetl 10 ave Wsu
Loo turn On Saturday last, and accordingly
u,an snd opepod i.is batsellss without ado.
"Wo want you to yoto the Democratic ttctot,
Mr. Lpe." said ha politaly. "Is Ii tho graul
road to wsath. aud tho party which lashsrs it l.
the home OF tho suffering poor Hlan."
",,Ys4" sa,1 W.u eagerly. /" hin .wau, l4sa
!. He 1iu n.aks you slah, continued tho oaa~
, 1875-10-01
0DD.FELL0WS or ILLINOIS.

n. aHdta1 U1spaRfh o 7Ns FR1faQo 1T7t4ns.
a. teoalA, ILL.,, sopt. 30.-1he regular annual
W. "~'a'entton Of tho aubofalnsts 0dd.Fellons of
aA bssto will be bald IN this city noxt month,
Ns'lnlag Qcs. II. TAo Opara-uouse hss beet,
-, ,<sstsd for tho daily meetings Of tho Grand
- ste'as'' and an unusually Interesting and enjoys
w ssihasink ts anticipated. 1t IL szpsotsd that
IL IT, 1000 Qdd-Follows 4u full reAalls, will pa1-
sohpa*t9 la tA4 gtand stEaot parade. T4a 1ou.
s,ra y. obeTly, OF Cairo. peomlnont reprtsant-
WIZ ot she {satssufty. u to dallyar the addrsas.
, 1875-10-01
MICHAEL RAPp,

:. sptefa@ Dtspatch II Yhs Chicago 1s4euns.
p! sA1 bAatsAw, M!ch., Sept. 80.-A1tohael
t%spp Tor many years resident Of this city,
lug himself last night to clothes post. His
wy xa4 not found Until this morning. DO
pad boon In the habit Of indulgsng In in
k...Saslns beverages. and Ia suppoaad to have
nea Under tho influence Of liquor at tho tiu1o
y. ~ committed tha rash Act. lio was 10 years
WY Ind ieAyca large family.
, 1875-10-01

Ltaef. Arr,rs.
CITY and f,rornr Past FL 'i9n1 nnon. AIN ~ n
e. e. t]u.t an Nbflnshah ES s'fu Il. IN. Stu D. m.
e. !<nI*. afr!n1t:h IaIas.. 91U r, m II 7;tu& n.
PetEis. kepkIk Hnen4.un,.,, 1f2I1 nonn 5.ih ~ ~
J.. ria. kn lurJnsfnt.,, a:(aIu IN -e.N ~ e.N
thlcaga II !ur4h ttaIlrutad III in T. m e.Inn ~
h'E anr. tAcnt, NAsnln1taa 1T. sIa III n,nr 3s ~ ~
Vo!cs Dwikht Acc HnHodAttn. sou - peu !. NJ
, 1875-10-01

PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR nIhIL-bhGS.


pos1,orrscE nEr4n7 ,:rs-.
EEALE, PROPOSALS will b. .rr'rrsea j: ss:'- i's-
gi g paT pni't II ~vNs l. :s' IL: IL s IL
@ ;s = t. r, .ss = y
onlo1lu, n.trJ rasprr, il1r .euir!ys r1tlLt,n
s4d II, nv -. .44. Iis css Ia
npreica,fm. "i ,e andma1e1,nl, at shr.e
:"ni.c, xill ns iarn.lc ~ oric4usa so shs 7ee1na'
eartul1y s.aHuo .pe etn'ies and co'Da:o tAum sl'a
shtsh e b s,,s; f :nsn
thss s!is: u t. 'u ''l
Il m Tx I e M s to H.
1 =; tusn S Hs. a..a d n A. sag - TX nj; BE- re-
]as:s Ss;: If,:tap, siss:: Sf; ;"t "a Nv Yosf.
.rsssi G:iors asssty II .ha il,ss q tatas
ats iii se .sspta ~ @ 10 'a'''
fs; s 81 encssS la ri s III I'll IL
''..sor; ;cnera, win Tug 1lxht - osdr
tis sessiso n,sy ,sosai t. lla to lopaal.
!ss e ~ u L IT, s:Si tf3.';1 II 81 t:
h mr. cK1n!nx At n% 1aa T." f.. m.,'sr TIN
': as ] s:5s;
sa ra ms, theIsts M 4Si; sss;tS I'd '.s0 a' Dspl''
iss' ss s!'a: se IL :a + %srfs as
ss IT, u
;st9s III .s 'nt q sxe, s eisSd IT, . I. # ,s
nAn.xes 70 bs .asd for u 1as ase u ho United r'se.
NJ IT, a' h. ns It. Hss IF s
hdss snd t.o .uFss. suttth:d u s .a1s,ea' hy Thy
iof 10 tiidsr. ~ sling ia. sSnttsss. ~i.a Soaa
:: So .ssas;. {. /; ts & ss A
on q q sss sa sts ~ IT,
crhl: aud al biddofs required conform lhcrUtu 10
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-01

A BuT1yn TnIEn.-The Auburn IN.
Y.) advertiser tells this delightful story:
"On Saturday afternoon a woman ap'
preached the stall Of market man In
williamsport. snd naked IL he had any
GOOD butter. The man informed her
that he had prime article. at the anne
time unfolding fine roll Of clean white
cloth, which he exhibited. The woman
seized IL like tiger and held II mp to
her nose. and then deliberately reached
back OF her head. drew forth hair.pin.
and jammed Il deep into the butter. As
she drew tho pin through her mouth.
she shook her head. remarking that It
wasn't good. aud. adjusting the pin.
she moved on"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-01

An intelligent compositor OF Indian
apolis. who sets mp selections and hopes
TO have manuscripts soon. makes DIR.
Worcester define "lady" a. a "well-
dressed woman" The Indianapolis in
telliaen, Is quite in accord with many OF
his fellow-citizens in this matter. but he
does wrong to involve the learned doctor
in any such definition. Journal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-01

A pRuxKARD who was to have finger
nmputatsd in tho presence OF the Albany
Medical College students, by DR.. Arms
by, died under the influence OF chlo'
form; and tho surgeon says that in near.
ly every instance Of death from an
anesihstic the patient was addicted "
intoxication.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-01
PrLl-p.cKs have their drawbacks, as !

PuLr-b,cks have their drawbacks, as q
young woman Of Keokuk. Iowa. found
when she went to q Masonic entertain
ment. She looked at the banquet table
with horror. circulating to her escort
"Good gracious! Are they going to sit
DOWN. I didn't expect that--I-I aint
fixed TO sit down" He found . place
for her alongside the mantslpiscs. where
she could take her supper standing.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-01

GES. Frrz HESRY wARRxN has stead.
lily improved in health since going TO
the retreat at Hartford. Conn, and his
complete recovery Is expected. There
proves TO be no brain disease. as was
feared. the symptoms being simply
sympathetic. called forth by purely
pbvsieal traul,iea
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-01

TnE official returns OF the Minnesota
election give Pillsbury. Republican.
22.Ols majority fer Governor. Gildllan.
for Supreme Judge. received i2.6so ma
jori,y. and tho remainder Of the lispnb-
lican ticket was elected BY majoritiss
ranging from 5000 to 1900.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-01
DR.. IA MARS
SEMINAL PILLS

EoR sExusAL xxrssIoxs. InrorxN:
Debility, Physical Prostitution, and ths many
ailments of liks nature nfising from indiscre.
tiou, sslf.abuse, ovsr.indalssncs. stc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-01

Mn. WILLIAM CorroS. Of Memphis,
Tenn. is a bold. bad man. He has BE-
come President Of . Base Ball Club,
and the Griphic has its ding at him by
asking whether eve shall have the new
role Of cotton batting. ."-Iniu-Ocsaa.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-01
the oloaY or uAu Is rms sTRfnGruI

Itbs wsli.ksovn f.st tAs. sAoss.As ssssr
from ne sbovs-ssnsd conp.ainss. Ths vss1
natsfs Of such troubles bseIts Q ttmidity thai
oftsn prsvents ths su6srss frvm consulting
from monA 70 noath unrsljsvs1. until he
iaek-iusise sys, paiiA chssk and ssnsri nsntai
spd physical prcstnttoa 6nds him broken down
In hsaith. Without snsrsy sad without hope.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-01
Dr.. La Mars Seminal Pills

As prepared expressly ios Ills 'elsss ot con.
md elective rsmsdy. rheir gsoasi tsnte
sHsct on The whole syytsn u sxtrsmsly bsos.
ncial. Yoa cannot lake then without eslng
ovsr.vorkSl man. ths pesastnfsiy ~, ~
married Nd spgis msn and womn. aliks. vtli
nnd In this remedyA
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-01
F U r 8

M wrNpMILLER. yURRiER. PROM
Nl Paris, bsgs leave 10 announee 70 tns
public Of virginia and vicinity that y kas pei
msnsntiy located himsslf d south n,sSs
over ne house OF Young Anerica Eneins 90
pany, No. . - . Practical Ierns. wscs a.
.!il .l.us hep On band iulI I..,;so .so y Sal,
Bees; also, BaeSy Hobs. al o. Va .,s.s.l Ssv
ali q ssn ffsneisee pnces. IN. "a =;
CLEANED ssd rpaissd In hntel = in
rsssoasb,s psiess.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-07
A NOTICEABLE FACT.

The Picoyune has its eye on the polit-
lcal barometer, and reports as follows:
Lincoln's signature brought quarter
more than Washington's at the sale OF auto
graphs in New York. This the New York
Commercial 4drertiser calls q noticeable
tact. Is it OF the estimation Republicans
have for Lincoln over Washington! We
pause for reply.
We think it quite natural that the
memory of Lincoln should be held in the
very highest reverence. He was, in every
sense Of the word, one of the noblest
men America has produced. He lacked,
perhaps, some Of the polish of Washing
ton, but excelled him in those qualities
which captivate the popular heart. Wash
ington was a good man, but not great
statesman. His chief desire in life was
to adjust the principles which he believed
in, so as to be applicable to his country,
and then retire to private life and leave to
others the details of their adaptation.
Washington loved his country, Lincoln
his fellow-men. What wonder is it then
that some grateful heart, who knew the
martyr President, and perhaps to-day
owes the ownership of his own labor to
the emancipation proclamation, should, in
his desire to obtain memento of the
grandest American of modern times. have
bid the price up to point above Wash
nton. The Picoytme may put us down
rs one OF that sort. Washington was
'oldly good; Lincoln was warmly good |
md great.
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DEMOCRACY.

Everywhere in our United States the
high priests of Democracy are expressing
| anxiety at the critical position in which
their party is placed. In New Hamp-
shire, with official patronage and the
entire political machine Of elections run
ming in their hands, the Democrats failed
to elect their Governor, and stepped down
and almost out under the pressure of
great Republican gains. Connecticut has
undoubtedly gone Democratic, but bv
majority much less than expected. con-
sidering the vote of 1874
The New York Herald says ..the Dem
ocrats shave shown themselves to be not
statesmen, but politicians, and insincere
politicians at that" 1t claims in its own
city that the true leaders of the party are
quietly pushed aside by the hack poll
hcians, and that not a single promise
made by the Democrats in the canvass of
last fall has been redeemed. The Herald
should consider the number of promises
made. 1t was impossible to keep them
all, and the hacks saw consistency in
Keeping none of them. The same Jour
nal says, I'VE are no better off in New
York to-day than we were when Tweed
was IN power. 1t says, .If Green and
his party are not robbing us thew are
strangling US, and the CHOKING is else.
where observable. The Herald has no
principles at stake, but it breaches from
o pulpit and elevated above the common
herd, and from the text of politics as a
science. The members of its conpreea-
lion, however, put present force above
theories of right and wrong, see only fat |
hings in political victories, and fill their |
pockets in the same old way. New Tweeds |
rise and supply the places in Office OF
hose who have been locked up in prison.
What the Herald sees, and what is true
a New York and within other Democratic
recincts, will become facts here When
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-07
EXTRA SESSION.
PROCLAMATION BY THE GOVERNOR.

STATE OF LOUISIANA }
Executive Department
Sew Orleans March ~, 1875.
Whereas the existing condition OF public affairs
presents, in my Judgment, an extraordinary occa-
sion within the meaning of article sixty-four
OF the constitution Of the State /, William p.
Kellogg, Governor of the State of Louisiana. by
virtue Of the power in vested by the coustitu
ton and the laws enacted Hereunder do hereby
convene the General Assembly of the State of Lou
Isana to meet in extra session. at the State House
II the city of New Orleans, on WEDNESDAY, the
fourteenth day OF april. 1875. at the hour
OF twelve o'clock NJ; and in accordance
with act No. 10 Of the General Assembly of Louis.
lana, approved February l6 1870, hereby indicate
ten days the length Of time for which said
session shall continue, commencing WEDNESDAY,
April II, aforesaid at the hour of twelve O'Clock
NJ, and ending SATURDAY, April a. at the hour
OF twelve O'Clock VI. And l DO further specify
the following objects of legislation which shall
take precedence Of all other business which NAV
be brought forward at such extra session:
]. Joint resolution in relation to the adjustment
of the political difficulties heretofore existing in
this State
?. Revenues Of the State and the mode OF col.
lecting and disbursing the same.
3. Amendment of the funding law with respect
to the number of me rnbers composing the Funding
Board and with respect to the manner of prevent
ing the funding OF Illegal obligations of the State
!. Revenues, financial condition and government
OF the citv of New Orleans.
:. Relief OF the commerce of New Orleans from
excessive port charges, fees etc
.. To consider the incorporation OF the Board of
Trade of New Orleans.
Given under my nand, and the zeal of the State
hereunto attached this twenty fourth day of
March, in the year of our Lord q ghteen hundred
and seventy five. and Of the Independence of ths
United States tho ninety-ninth.
WILLIAM ?. KELLOGG.
By the Governor:
P. g. DESLOEDE
Secretary of State mt2,