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Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-02-24
TRANSCONTINENTAL TICKETS
Via the Pioneer Route,
Chicago and Northwestern
Railway.
THIS IS THE BEST ROUTE EAST.

It's track is of STEEL RAILS, and ON 1t has
been made the FASTEST TIME that has ever
leen made in this country BY this route pas
sengers for points East OF Chicago have their
choice of the following lines from Chicago:
BY THE PITTSBURG, FORT WAYNE AND
WAYS,
= man Palace Cars through to Philadelphia
and New York on each train.
7 THROUGH TRAIN, with Pullman Pal
l. ace Cars to Baltimore and Washington.
BY THE LAKE SHORE AND MICHIGAN
SOUTHERN RAILWAY AND CONNEt-
TIONS NEW YORK CENTRAL AND
ERIE RAILROADS.:
. THROUGH TRAINS DAILY, with Pal
- ace Drawing-Room and Silver Palace
Sleeping Cars through to New York.
BY THE MICHIGAN CENTRAL, GRAND
TRUNK, GREAT WESTERN AND ERIE
AND NEW YORK CENTRAL RAIL
y THROUGH TRAINS, with Pullman Pal
= ace Drawing-Room and Sleeping Cars,
through to New York, to Niagara Falls, Buff
falo, Rochester or New York city.
BY BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD:
q THROUGH TRAINS DAILY, with Pull.
u man Palace Cars for Newark, Zanesvills,
Wheeling, Washington and Baltimore with
out change.
This Is the SHORTEST, BEST and only line
running Pullman celebrated PALACE
SLEEPING CARS AND COACHES, connect
ing with Union Pacific Railroad at OMAHA
and from the WEST, via Grand Junction,
Marshall, Cedar Rapids, Clinton, Sterling and
Dixon for CHICAGO AND THE EAST.
This popular route is unsurpassed for Speed,
Comfort and Safety. The smooth, well-bal
lasted and perfect track of steel rails. the cell
ebrated Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars, the
perfect Telegraph System of moving trains,
the regularity with which they run, the ad-
mirabe arrangement for running through
cars to Chicago from all points West, secure
to passengers all the comforts in modern rail
way travelling. No changes of ears and no
tedious delays at ferries.
Passengers will find tickets via this favorite
route at the General Ticket Office of the Cen
trail Pacifi" Railroad, Sacramento
Tickets for sale in all the Ticket Cfilces OF
the Central Pacific Railroad.
w. II. STENN Eft, Gen. Pas. Agent.
MARVIN HUGHTTT, Gen sup.
ii. j. STANWOOD, General agency, I2l
Montgomery street. san Francisco. au5 ly
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-02-24

Christmas and New Years.-Go to NJ
Keller's for your Wines and Brandies. Goods
delivered to all parts Of the city free. dec-7t
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-02-24
NOTICE.

THE Grange Cooperative Company have
this day sold their stock OF goods, books
book accounts. notes and movable properly
to W. j. JILLEY, and all payments are to be
made to him or his agent.
We commend Mr.. T. to the former patrons
OF the store and the public generally, and ask
for him, as our successor, liberal patronage.
]. T. COVER,
7. c. ALEXANDER,
GEORGE G. GIBBS,
Executive Com. Grange Cooperative Co.
Los Angeles, January Goth. ls7G.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-02-24

SEWING MACHINES!

If you are wanting to buy n Sewing Ma
chiue, trya new Wilson and you will have no
other.
A trial will convince the most skeptical OF
its superiority over all others, being adlusta-
BILE in all its parts, every movement being
positive, with perfect tension and adjusta-
BILE feed. 1t is simple, strong, durable and
cheap, light and rapid running, doing all the
different varieties of sewing from the finest
fabric to the heaviest cloth or leather.
The latest improved Wilson will not run
backwards. thereby avoiding the breakage OF
needles and thread ana necessitating the re-
moval of the goods fl ON the machine while
winding the bobbns as Is The case with al
other machines. HIGHEST PREMIUM AT
THE WORLDS FAIR, Vienna 1873. A very
important i'm mprovement has lateIy been adj
ded TO the Wilson. Call and see II before pur-
chasing elsewhere. J o try one Is 10 buy one.
T. c. GLlDDEN, Agent,
No. Court street, Los Angeles, Cal.
Also-Agent for Frank Leslie's Cut Paper
Patterns. On hand, Il superior stock of
needles, thread, SILK twist, oil and attach
ments for all standard sewing Machines
dlt 6m
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-02-24
Notice..

OFFICE OCCIDENTAL LAUNDRY, No 4CoRiT
STREET, Los ANGELES.
. ATRONS will please take uotice. not to
pay over any moneys to any OF the for
mer drivers, but to settle with The present
driver and agent, Mr.. NJ. s. OsTERHoADT.
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ger rel d'inoudatiou. ct Mme Latham
ont intspte un pfoeAs en- 330, 900 de dommages-
int6rets La Compsgnie des levees. devant
Ii Oour de circuit des Etats- Unis.-f,e comitS
dea r6clsmaki0na de lAlabama rejet6 les
r6clamations ED. Hart t954.45. ct Stauffer
& Macrcady, 81. .Qgl. .59.-Le colonel Arlsfide
0Erard obtsnu dos t6moignages flatteurs
pour sss trols Inventions de fhydroscope. du
therTnoscope ct dc rhydrofnge. soci6t6
de i2 individns, mettant chacnu $50, s'est
orkausSe pour aller In conquete de Tor des
Collines Noircs.-Le Robert r. Lee, que va
remplaccr le steamer Ne,c Republic. part &c
soir pour Louisville On nous faisant res
adisnx., aWes dix ans dc navigation.-Le
Courier des Etats Unis rapporte que le or
medien Chol, don't le talent ct lc caractere
fnrent 81 bien appr6ei6s par 10 public de Ia
Nouyelle. Orleans ct de New-York, est aujour-
dhni en- France. atteint dime folie inc,irable.
--Ies marchands de Jcanncrette. Iberie, ont
signs un traiH qui les oblige b farmer bouti-
que le dimanche. sons peine dune amendc
de el00.-En ln meme paroisse est morte
une centenaire, Mmc Genevieve
Prioe, don't les descendants vivants sont an
nombre de Sole 10. est dSckd6 d Memphis
n. Isaac A. Crane. do lancienne maison do
banque Watts. Crane & Clio, do Ii Nouvelle-
Orleans OF New York. 8.
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DERNIEREs NOUvELLEs

I.e president de Ia Rkpublique francaisa &
mss de son droit de pardon en- faveur de pIu-
siclrs Marxcillais coisianinks pour participA-
ton nnx 6v6sements de In Commune. Tn
malaise fnancier, cans6 probablemcnt par les
brnits do guerrc do l'0rient ot limminencc
dune rupture entre II Russie at lAutriche,
- fait rcmsrquer aux bourses DE- Paris, Lon
dree. viennc at Berlin. La depression dea
fonds snGlais eat attribuee en- partie au pas
asge dn .'bill d'argent" par 10 Congress anne.
ricain. En Espagne, 10 ininistre Canovas del
Castillo ct d<nonc6 violemmeut par les pre-
TIRE 1t les journalistcs elkricanx: on assure
one le nonoc AGRA rsppelG dc Madrid Rome.
an eaA du passage do l'article II de la Con-
ssftutien, consacrant Ia libert6 rclisieuss.
A Washington. IL "bill dargentr attend II
signature dn President. On croft que Schenck
ssra fonvov6 comme siinistrc Londr~A- La
vocaf-g<nSrMl Pierrepont donn6 rordro lie
fairs asrstar l'espion Barrett.
Paul Tr<Hgne 1t C.-L Walker ont <t6
nommNa, par le snrintcndant Brown. mem
hres siu board dea 6coles do Ia Nouvelle-
OrlGana
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S6nat, s'est sjourn6 du II avril "a 10
mai. A h Chambrs, aprss IN vii de-
bat entire 10 ministre Ricard OF le
leader bonapartiste Raoul Duval, qui
sspArait diviser In majorit6 r6publi-
caine sur II question de lamnistie, ID
question q Ste renvoyee an m0is de
mai, 4 ID grande confusion du parti
De Pappsl "a peuple. La Chambre
annul6 les 6loctions dss bonapartistes
Peyrussc, Cunso d'Ornano ct Rouhor
(esf Idernisr ct toutefois con6rm6
dana son election de Rioml, ct des
lGgitimistes Boyer ct de Chesnelong.
Les bonapartistes sout scandalises de
voir repousser D ls Chambre les can
didavures offlcielles admises au Senat,
ct invoquent . faux le droit qu'ils
o1t fonl6 anx npieds pendant
vingt ana. On'rapporte que NJ. Emile
Olivier await pose "A candidature q
Pondichery, sans dire sill est arrive
au but par ca gpapd d6tour.-L'Union
franco -sm9ricaine organise I'M grand
festival pour le "a, an profit dc Ia
subscription de 10 statue de Ia libert6,
,gn'on doit <riger dams Ia baie de
New -York.-Le comte Derby est !
Paris, ct de On visits r6sultera sans
doute Ia solution de Ia question finan-
ciAsv ac rEgypte.-Le comic &c Pa
lr;s pnbli6 uns lettre qui r6pond
indirectement 4 Ia critique du gene
ral conf4dAr6 Jordan sur rhiatoire de
Ia guerre de- skeession, par le it-6ls
de Louis Philippe. -Le steamer
IItaxse est parti 10 8, 4 destination
Do Philadelphie, avsc des produits
qui hgursront 4 rE1position. -Une in
snrrection = 6ciat4 daMs Ia province
de Constantine, Alg6rie, sur N FROM
tsArs du d&aert.-Le IS mara, est
A6e6d4, . rAge 10 80 ans, r6crivain
liGitjmiste Arthur POnroy. s ,T
lie ion de In Ruaaie devient Visible
dams tes aA|aire@ de u Turquie L.
Bespie sat On ploins r6volte, ct IL
Servie d3tlaigne les menaces one lui
adresAe oillciti tilcmant l'Autriche, dams
1e eas Oh elle l,srwdrsit part ! l'inaar-
rection. I'm journal de- St P6tenbourg
declare quo h titte d'impkxtrice de
Haasy oAast ! r. Frise Victosia, ne
cause aucnn ombrage \ Ia Rnssie.--I
Une revslte est signai6e dams In pro-
vince angiaise do Madras. On dement,
10 mort du spirite Home, ct on an
nonce ceIle du co,nte Shefncld. Don
Carlos 4 achet4 On Angleterrc le cha
team d. 'Tyickenham. propri6t6 des
princes d'Orle~ns. -Ga1ihaldi a nc
cspt6 le don de- IOO,O00 lires que lui
font 10 p~upls ct 10 roi d'Italie, ct ~
propose de pcmployer anx travaux
d'aiaainiasenent du Tibso. iS
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souvELLE-oRrkAxs," |
4 ! y ~ avril 1875. 4

Des cra1uesnenta sourds - font partOut
cntcadre dnnel b parti rdit r6pnblicain en-
LouisiAae. II donneuf y ereise ct ) eSp6rer
'qaslls s4b4taFs \, - ; scn voisin, l'Etat
du MisGsisipL L. dislScatSon oomnsencs ss
ct sttfetfs d'shord par y .clnh ,rlpsblieia
du Bud, easss De fhotloa iaSssMo6kiag for.
nlAN hai.4 = jelespis - spsle1euss ysn.
kses, !. e qu,ix ,xs siset d dennes q nsshsnios'
ID ssaeisnss rprSscntstion "a ! pSri |:
jsass ezsash Adhus, \ l.Aes Dc . ess. Il
el.b Mpablissip d4 Sad foode q = . ua IN
~ Lkdaasd siwsi, SsAblsie A'aberd insi-
gi9eat; mais q = ,pris IN dSys,cpps9eMt
l1sspsSva - co1np(s anjourd huf environ eco
|Renhrve. D'up sutys obt4, les politisiens de
csulgar fbat' dSejd6nsat bend6 4 part, et
H.sAheok elans6. , Jaslpen = , Msahvilie.
anS v6t1tabls d6claFasiSn Dc gnstrs aiix per-
AAas.a 4pi led sat fAit fhlx bsad. L. dis-
~. ast Psiksses ~ - fIsplss nai,asie
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siaapslla. Ua slsaAssr q Wsahington. n.
Eaton, sst all6 jssqu1 dire sans smbages
daas IN eoap de- 6lst jet6 sur les fouctsoa-
par0 N6keanx q n NouvDllo Oy2kans. Bae.
t6tk eepl6a de revoeotH6nlfal pieffepouk
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= Sssssss ssnr' a 'i'..ss:s ssoiai 1.;P.
lid, qui pgoes3ee t6etED rectf0l 6e Dlbble
100odo sahseltst e ,df1ene Bnnghn poW
aB1to 114g1fnn int6eiuaeisd q vous rece0nai-
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Mirror dOuDo ensuit0 le
compte-rendu dun meeting demo.
crate-conservatear, tenu le2 svril,
su magasin GAssen, con6ormeinent
aux Instructions du couit6 central
d6m0crate-c c0nservateurde PEtat,
dat6eS dn II 16vrief, meeting Oh
les denx races 6ta7ent repf6sent4es
par de n0iHbrsax assistants. M.
Emile Rost en- . etc Elm president,
ctM. Horace Vallas socretaire. lie
c0mit6 cx6cutif de. h lparOisse O
Gt6 ensuite, par election, constitai6
comme II suit: Iler wsrd, A. Tou.
saline, Horace vaIlas; 2e, S,.N.
Burbank, Louis RansOu !. Sc, Leon
Sarpy. Pm. Kehnef; 4e, P..D.
Cooke, Elias "a, Xoangs; 5e,
Emile .Rost, Norbert Louqne. Le
colonel Louis Ransom Q ftA choisi
On qualit6 de d4lkgu6 au acomit6
central de pEtat, convoque pour
10 20 avril Ala N0uvelle- Orleans,
ct, sur motion de M. TT. Bau-
dopin, 70 Mirror . 6t4 compliments
Ct d6sign6 cOmlne l'organe ofHciel
da pasd d6qD Dcrats-co
! St Charles. sa..5s.
NM. A. Touxsune ct r. Pc.
coal ont6t6 6lus marguilliers de re-
= - 74.4"
glise Do Notre- Dame du. Rosaire.
ale Ter avril, ont 9tk enterr6s,
"a dmetiere de 6tU0arles, les
restes dc Harriet Newman, 6pousc
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oompte % dc fpais % John.on. % pcur on syoir dxcon, N
ysrsst amend ! tere ls cAasvro d'u. neys.
lss ~ RoBp.s psas .vDdis oS.
ward, isf janvier an ler juin 1876. 20; v.
sisesisa iHz, as S; II H.sri.oS E ~ Ross, a., 'pcii
:. olo; J, Prize, ID, g. L eomps A. Rob.
ie tsr~s ds -; SIa Is7s s.t sSsss.v sr ~ ~, ~ S,
lelui Dc B. Bloomfield 8 &c, fourniturss Do
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ST.JEAN.BAPTIsT1

Z LIE devils des isgenieurs de h
Compsgnie des lev6es q ports 4
4,622 yardes cubes le total des ira
vaux de IL lev6e CAMILLA, don't
les r6parations ont commence 4 10
fin dc 10 seuaine de0iare. oa
-Le 2 avril est tl6c6i6, 4 rAge
De dix ans ct demi, FernSnd, flls
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de William Kussman, decedee le
81 mars a Gretna, agee de 20 ans
8 mois ct n jours.

-Jxry Dc police, s<anec d,l 6 acril-Tous
les membrcs sont prescnts.--fe Jury sdopte
10 rapport du xGsorier A. Robbins, suivsnt
leo uef 90 fonc:ionnaire debourse 3292.93, =
On oaisae S00.90. ct enregistr6 pour
H49.A de warrants ct complies approuves,
soft total enregistre, $l,340@-Le jury
adopte 10 rapport suiyant de NJ. Esscx, sur
l'examen quill fait dcs livres du collectcur,
plscant al debit dudit collecteur -ttt
iafA des III XII I'M mi m IA ia 1871 1870 fJ0 RI
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paroisse StJesn. Baptists. Lea.
ception dintervention ct l'srgu.
ment de prescription sont admis.
lie jugement est annul6 ct renver.
se. Decr6t6 que l'hypotheque prise
par la demanderesso est 6teinte,
OF que le recorder . l'ordre do
bifer cette hypoth3que, donn6e le
"a mars 1865 par Louis Tregre. II
est interdit 4 Ia demanderesse de
faire saisir ct vendrs II propri6t6
en- yertu dc ladite hypothAque. q
---Dimanche dernier, une que.
relleentre deux hommes dc couleur,
ulembres de peglise protestante
de St.Martin, rive droite, est de-
venue une rixe g6n6rale 4 laquelle
ont lpris part une quinsaine dim
dividus. On s'est d'abord escrim6
du baton, puis on s'est tire des
coups de pistolet, sans quill y ait
Gu nj mort nj blepsure grave. u
v6ritable blessure q 6t6 celle de ID
bourse des conbattants qui, ayant
.eu Ia sotte id6e dc se traduire mu.
tuellement en- justice, ont tous cts
condamnes 4 nne amende de o.,
81 nous sommes bicn inf0fm6.
William Harris, qui await fat
usage dun revolver, q psy6 o26.
,ai--Comme on le vera aux IN.
,n0ncos, Eami J..B, Csire q 500 b.
rils de bonne chaux, 4, ,vendre, an
barils 4 farine, . prix r6tluits.
Nous avons recu dc .THou.
J..D..C.. Atkins, repr6sentant du
Tennessee "a Congress, an oxem.
plairelde In 'broeh1rU ooutsasut b
remagquable discOurso pgvuono6
par ,lui le 10 mara 4 Il Chambre
de- Washington, sur II Questjoa,
q impoftants potr Ies 'Etsts ID
Sud, du chemiu ae ~ IAxGD,rA-
cshque.Jf.Is ~ ,s9s94 9ei sml atis
ri --Ls Gsile Jlossl lSivysA uIn6.
70 2 d 1875, Went dopasa1>eo. 8
le grand hortiCultenr de- Roches-
ter, New York, s'y est surI,aas&.
II y q de 'tout dams C6tte N6Rxnts
publication dun journallsts quf .
eu 10 bon seDs de - faiSe jacdlnioe
ct ipahandonner h mObila hupaoi.
M pour u AdAle nature \, On y
trouve q pfofhsioh les notions
utiles ct les infbrmationa pf6.
cieuses, des gsavuree et idsB1ius
dc feurs rares q noave1les, ID
serpes, d'outiA, ct engius a rpaAGe
des danes ct dee enlants, vick
nous transporte dams an monde
euchantS, J, et iihe depend QUE Do
nous do 0r6ef . neodA .iIls1 1nlDt
dc s'abonner an GSids jNersl, et4e
80 conformer ! So instrpstiope.,
lie juge De paix Tony Smith
afait, le 8, unes senQpAte sur 10 ca
davre, tronv6 pies de rhabitatjoa
de Nine veuve V..B. MSrwijliou.
dun e1fant nouveau-n6, Do ssaoo
africaine 1t dc sexe masculimsi .
cadavre portait des traces de BIZ
sures r6v6latrices dun crime doot
ID justice cheeyh6 ! d6coavIir ~
tour. ssii01hs slgiil0yur sFl5np
qaa - ~, ayY ..gno2 ~
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PA r q s 8 r 8
sT-cHARLEs

lie duel EDITORIAL des deux freres
Vallas "a poursnit dams le Herald
ct dams le Mirror, ct mile etin.
cslles jaillissent dn cloc dies plu.
mes ennemics. Ces etincelles ont
ranime le parti democratic qui
Relieve sn6n con front cicatriss.
ct pendent que le Herald Sever.
tue 4 d6fendre le collecteur Nor
gaws ct le AhArif Essex, le Mirror
continue sa chargpA fond de train,
d6nonce somme nne escroqnerie le
bill No 81, dit de conversion, pass6
suivant lniien r6ntrebande au Sc.
nat, ct que1e Jury de police voa-
draft fsire signer par, 10 speaker
Rstilette ct approuver par h gon-
verneur Kellogg. Une tprotestas
ton coutre g bin, adress6e al Sc
NAT, ,oesti revetue dos signatures
Il .#44S4w ..F4s .es.r
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-01-12
PAuI's Thorn.

Paul's thorn in the hesh" ia copjec.
tured by DR.. John Brown, of Edinburgh,
to have been weak eyes, aud he advances
evidence for It. The 6rst indication is
the utter blindness, caused by lightning,
on his way to Damascus, which lasted
some days, and was only relieved By the
aid Of Ansnias, when there fell from
his eyes. as it had been, scales" The
second was the blunder Of Paul's not
recognizing the high priest in Acts
xiii, when he says wist not that it
was the high priest" though his dress
was 80 distinctive Third, bis letters to
the Galatians: Il bear you record that
you would have plucked out your own
eyes and given them unto me, immedi.
ately after the declaration that he had
preached the gospel unto them through
inhrmity Of ths 6esh. Then he states
that he bears in his body the mark Of
the Lord IesHs. which would snit ad-
mirabiy to the disabling effect Of his con-
version, when Jesus addressed him a per.
sonal remembrance. We're bis eyesight
suffering, this would remind him perpet
ually OF the day when he was struck
down on his perseegtipg career BY blind
ness. Lastly he calls the Galatisn
Church to see how large letter he had
written With his own hand; yet the epistle
vas one Of his shortest; aud it could
only have surprised them by being his
own handWriting-not BY its sise-he
being the only Apostle whose impaired
vision obliged him to employ an amanu.
ensis.
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A Hsw Years Diary.

Detroit Ptee Press.
A large nombor Of tho young men 81
Detroit purchased diaries for 1876, took
up their pencils With firm detsrmiaa-
tion to keep track OF every day in the
year. Every young man should keep a
diary. When he is old and gray his
grandchildren will ish it out OF the rag
bag and find it more valuable than gold
or silves There is no set style of setting
down thoughts or events, but perhaps it
may be we'll to give the record Of 1875 as
taken from the pocket diary Of an aver.
age young man:
Jan. Went to see my girl. Shall
leave of swearing, drinking. euchre,
smoking, chewing, being out nights, bet.
ting, going to the opera, and shall try to
save $4,000 this year"
Jan. Went to see my girl. Lost
box Of cigars somewhere.
FEB, l-Won $25 betting on dog
Eight. That's the way to scoop EN-. Am
trying TO get along ou fifteen cigars per
day Went TO see my girl. She says
shouldn't swear.
April 2O-Weut to my girl. Moth!
ing new"
" July 4-This is the glorious Fourth. "
Sept. Went to see my girl"
Nov ll-Glorious weather. Went
to see my girl"
Dec. This is the first of Decem-
Der"
Dec. 3l;-This is the last day Of the
year. must commence tomorrow to
save Eopey and break of my bad hab-
its. Went to see my girl last night and
made her happy BY telling her that l was
going to save Sl0, 900 next year"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-01-12

inflicted what was at 6rst thought to be a
mortal wcand. Marsmbat, the father. is
employed 10 jewelers. shop of the Rue
b. jacques, and is forty-nine years Of
age. but bis gray hair makes him look
much older. BE gave bis evidence with
quiet self-p0ssession which must have
been sorely tried BY the questions pat to
him by the President. Imagine an English
Judge asking prisoner il he had never
allowed bis daughter TO sleep oBt, and
on the man replying. Yes, twice--the
first time it vas to 20 tethe play. adding,
That vas fatal license. It vas with
one Of her female friends che went to the
theater. That was sgreat imprudence
on your part. aud, without accusing your
parental tenderness, one may say that
you were wanting in foresight, Henri
RoberW the lover, asserted with cynical
coolness that he would not marry Der on
account OF her frivolous behavior, al
though he did not accuse her Of in6delity
to him. He declared that be had never
promised to marry her, and, when con-
fronted with the girl in the court, he met
her fearful assertions TO the contrary
with distinct denial. Mile Marsmbat
confessed that there had been no promise
OF marriage prior to her fault, and she
had TO listen to the evidence of her EN-.
ployer that she had once been out with
him for a drive, though nothing com
promising had taken place. There was
littleiuovelty in the spesches for the pro-
secution and defense, except that in the
latter the bArrister adapted Dumas
theory that man was justified ia killing
g thief who stole his property. The
general feeling Of the witnesses and
court seemed ID sin favor Of the lover;
bat the jury. after quarter Of an hours
deliberStion, returned verdict Of not
guilty. conclusion which seemed to
give great Satisfaction TO all the ladits
present.. II ever one man owed another
a debt Of gratitude, Marambat ia deeply
indebted to Alexandra Dumas"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-01-12
TO THE CITIZENS OF MEMPHIS.

l respectfully announce uayeeIf az a candI-
date for 70 election to the Office of Mayor.
Great numbers Of the taxpayers and solid.
substantial business men Of our city have re-
Quested me to do 80. / have no ambition,
save TO faithfully serve my fsllow-e w-eitiEens.
and N complete. the good work 90 happily be-
gun during the past TIVE year, of reducing
taxation to the lowest figures possible, con-
sistent with good government. and fair and
honest dealing with creditors.
appear az the candidate, mot Of parties or
conventions. Of rings Or ellques, bat Of the
People. By what l have aocom plished In the
past. my good fellow-eitizens, Of all classes,
can judge Of the future. The oebt Of the city
has ben largely diminished; taxation hss
been immensely reduced. and heavy and
grievous burdens lifted from the sh ouIders Of
the people. BY . faithful continuation In
this direction our city will become prosperous
once morei industry and trade will revive,
commerce will flourish. and our population
will speedily be increased the condition Of
Memphis will soon be far superior 70 that Of
most other cities In our land. an. as ever,
for strict economy. q thorough accountability
for every cent Of revenue belonging TO the
city, and the most scrupulous caro- that Il
reaches the city treasury. am sgalnst all
Jobs. 1 am for good streets in the future and
good public schools; for honesty. integrity
and fidelity in every branch Of our city gov
ernment; for impartial justice TO every oiH-
son, and for the welfare. the honor. and the
lasting prosperity Of Memphis.
Respectfully.
ll-il6 IOUk TnAnnu