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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-10-09

Die Sdpontungen III ben 3o6len fit
Trcutretn erfldren ff6 aus benz Srieg
un6 nnferem rufHen Nufi9pune mad
1873. SIN Qqgelncir1er tit dber Die franz
s0itlde @iniubr 9eittesen; Die 6elgti6e
t6ot otts obne unrerbre6ung. 0ie unz
ferige giug mad 1873 f6nen 6erdb. 8e>
merfenstpertb lift oos 8eiultat Der 6eibcn
IeBten Sabre fur Srdnfrei4 unb 9eut19s
lamb. 3dbIt mat Die Ginfubr Srartz
retdS ulIo Die unirige 5uiGmmen, 10 erz
bdlt man ais Snlnmsn:
1878 rumb s95. 100000
1874 n S95,6O0,o00
Oie Summen ftiulnlen fat genau ubers
ein. Dies 9eiBt, oaS Oeourfnib Der
linton mad betber 2Gnoer Mnaren Dor
oailelbe geblieben, mir babcn llllr Die
0ifferens BON runo Is Otinionen 0oLs
lars a Sr'anfrei9 abgetreten?
9tddr 1874 lift uniere @infu6r n1e5r uno
nlebr geiunfeu. @enaue Ingaben itno
nod ni@t Der0hentlt6t. @rtunotquIz
gen ereaben G6er, oaB oteIeIbe cttDa nod
II Otluioneu, mad onberen nur nod 6
Wtilionen betrd9e. Sranfrei6 uuo 8elgi=
eli bG9e9en BADEN i;9, oerielben Wtttbets
Iungen mad, 9ebalter. limb ais eiu5!ge
urld6e puroe mir uberdu- bic Sppoit>
ton i'll unierer Brefie 3tptngt mid, es
3usufugen- BON Doutg Dorurt6eilsfreien
Otdnnern, 6enen bic Slitbe uuierer eSnz
buitrie uno ginfuhr an Ser;en iiegt,
INNER Ii Der 5erob9ans Der
QunIttGt Der rs q be3ei6net.
vGtn S9ret," 10 6ri6te man ft9 Dies
oerbolt aus, vetn SGret Der @utrlz
flung baltic urter ben oeutfben Smpor=
teuren icit 1871 un0 ~ nteoer iiber Die
allen Wfdbnuneeu gum 2rob itattftnbeuz
be germinoeruug Der Quatitdt uuierer
&aaren." uno onoererleits bieieuigen
Madren, bic in ginfubr gebLieben fino,
ftnD ioIte, roei6e ibre GuaIttdt bebieLte1
ooer lteigerten. 8eiipiele f0nnte i'd aus
Berlin, GlberfeIo u. /. %. genau aufIb>
rem. Ho6 mus i'd GuBLano's tpeeen Ell
Tier fIeinen, ober co~nltauter Ginflbr in
Die linton aebenten. Gs lit ~oieienioe 1eiz
nes porsIsIt6en, bon fetuer eilen5dmies
oenoen station III Der Site erreidten
S1ipar3bLe6es. &uBlan0 fl6rte 1874
oouon elm. 1853, 100 pfuub I'M Wertbe
pom $447, 323, b. /. fir nabe;u eine babe
Wiuion. Gin GROCER SbetI odpon tpuroe
our9 oeutihe Speoiteurs, alio aLei1z
falls 3nif6en unierell Qittentnerfen bin=
bur9 sugefubrt. Der 8eoarf ion big
beute unuerGnoeSt berfel6e gebIteben
fem.
I'm en6Li9 bos @eIommt5iEb Der ames
ritouiiden Snbuitrie, rDelhe 0ur6 tbren
%tntutenien SIeiS an 10 sdbLretden StsLen
fte dItere 8ef6iGlt1teit bet ei1fihren=
ben t1ouirieuen Nationer beiiegt bat,
5u neruoQftdnotseu, fubre ib Die betoen
Iesten 9eiammtbtlVsen Der 8ereinig-
ten Staten alt, iDit lie oas itattltiiUe
Bursou lit Wolbiuston ansiebt. sic
Iouten:
0ereiniste Stodten Ti5faIio6r beeubet
80. Sunt
1875. 1876.
(GofoptrtbO
Grrort ttn9eiriiGcr
A3uaren NIB Sro>
..sese,2 ISL, 100 s525,5 $50, 247
Ste>grport trertoer
Nddrel uno Gros
bute............. 14,15S,611 1882, 424
2oto( ..........s5lS,44a,u1 S54O,3S4,671
GcIontrttpcrtb os
imports pom Gu1.
rem uno Yrobuttcu. $685.. 005, 1876 $3.50, TAI, 100
rebcri6ub be5 SIM
ports............ 1852, 125
uc6cri9ns rS Gr>
port8............ 79,64S,4S1
Gisie 3agIeH ipre@en 9a,t3 oDne Som
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-10-09
geHemerfabI. iten:

Ste ISQbl Der III ZEN leBl9enQn1telt
Sabre benusten 8efemer0fen O%o9enanuz
ten Birnen) belief ff6 auf Is; beMte 1T iie
%, aeaen "a in OeutidLanb. Jta9
BEN lebten Sa6Icn mDbtc man atuebs
men, 6aB mir ben Nmcrifaneru i'm 8eIs
f%emerpro3eB nod melt lberLeget tpGreu;
auetu uniere 9roouction betrMg I'M Sab:
re 1874 in greuBen in "a 8el5emer6fen
nur 1,773,443 Gentner ooer SO ,672 Sous
11en, b. B. niht halb iobieL ais III BEN
Ser. Staaten BET elmer ltur { 10 groBen
9fen3a6L! Nuh i'm ab9elaufeuen Sabre
er3eugte gorhomertfa II "ctnen %
9efen NETT me6r ais 10 IT In
um5ern 81, bd Die 8ebonoIuug bes
Ofens cine geini6tere lit, ais Die BET
uns QebrGu6li1e. Gs faMn babel auBer
Betro6t bleiben, baB bic Sefcn in uers
l6ieoenen beutihen 9dnosstbeilen nod
1ebr neri@teben CUTE 9teiuLtate geben.
SD foute benteM, bdb uniere 9ittentebz
ntter, tros6em fte i'm Nagemeinen iebr
bod ftsben, aus bteIen 3a6len msrtpurs
bi9e S1Luie steben t0nutem bod ges
ben mir tpeIter.
g8ie in ben beipro1enen, 70 Bat ii9
aud in ouoeren Snouitrtestpetsen Die
nnion NJ 3 8 { Der er5tebes
bertf d e. Nirfung cS3oII>
i9uses md9tig enttoideIt un0 stpar,
tnte 6os Iebte 8eiipieI nte6r ais beutli9
seigt, feinesmegs in fronfbd :
ter @eife, uro Sat bemaufoGee bic
GinfIbruus DieIer Waaren ftesrei6 be-
fdmpft, ia 1T Bis gu elmer rcgen Qusfubr
Dorgeorungen. 0euuo6 1T bic @infubr
ni9t b0uig surI6eebaIten Doroen. @ts
rige turae Nn9aben rnuB i'd ben Sefern
barber DorIeeen; oenu U3ablcn bewei=
fen" faete Ben3enberg. IS fI5rten mad
ben Ausmeiier bes ftattftii6en Bureaus
Der Ser. Staateu Wooren 81 foIsenben
9Dprfheu Elm.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-10-09
0e0e4ime

Gin 8oHoner @r5t iast: O@s farm ais gtutsg teiniser
nidt ibertrofer roeroen. - Ns i'd Don ben piel.u puns
beroareu &uret b6rte, beiudte i'd Das goborotortum
nnb i~iberaenste mid ielbit Don ietnem uirtli9en Gertbe.
Gs 1T aus 6inbeu, Mur6eln uuo 8rdutsrn berettet, be.
rem uortreifltbe Dtti6uns srobe JeiuLtate ~eratsleu. -
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-10-09

fade, baB aus manden Qdnbern etne uits
aep0bnli6 erDBe Menge bon eI15elllelt
Nusjteuern 3ur 8ertretung zines elHargel1
SSades eribteneu ftno, oaS aud our0
Sier ooer flint 6du1er poufommen repra>
%ientirt g%etpeien wGre. 90 ut J.. q. ots
p~ortugiefif6e Beinproouttton our0 nlWt
psuiger ais 800 e~tn3elne Stri1len psr1te>
ten. Nu6 Die 3ablen I'M Wtal@lnenz
Departement f6nnen iber bic Sbafla0e
tGuf@en, oaB Nmerifa finf W}al 10 Olel
Berfe auslteQt, ala oas NusIano 5ulan1S
mcngenommeu; ieoer amerifanl19e AuSS
teller 5ot eben mebr 0usGelteut, ais
ieoer ousLdnbii6e. 0a I'M @Gn5sn etpd
Il, 1000 Breiie 3uerfannt moroeH 11no, 10
tommt auf ieoeu speiten 1usiteuer etDa
etner.
- SIM gaationatt5sdter 5u Gtnetn NJ
II / fnnb IeBten Sonntog et1e Scene
itatt, ute fe ielten ouf Der gu9ne nors
fommt. IS ma cine tDtrtli6e 81 a
n q, ni1t cine iener Bubnenbo93etteu.
uic tie oft in S6eaterftlden DOrfommen.
lonoern eine nor benz @eieB elltt9e
59Liebung elmer Gbe. 3mii6en benz
erlten unb sDetten Mft gtng nGmlt6 Der
Dorbong auf mno entblate Dem aablretb
DerIanrme[ten Bublifum cine feltlid ges
l6mIdte Grippe, in oer Sobn WfaNs
ming, Elm Tdnser ienes EbeaterS, uno
Sri. Belle 6ondr6. eii:e bort engGgtrte
S9auipieIerin. bic 9auptftguren btIoes
ten. Gin Trteoensri6ter mar aud an
neIeno ltno traute bic @enannten Dor
alien Nntpefenoeu. Na6oent Die @eres
monte inter uneebeuren getfau beens
oiat mar, IieB man ben gorbGne nteoer.
Die 9t~euoermGGLten iptelten tDdbreno
bes 0ieites Der G~oritenung ibre Stolen
ru9tg tDetter.
- Sn 8 a St a Il 9 { in Terds crS6stnt
cine 3eitung unter Dem 9eanen New
Era, bic ibren 9eiern aud cine settle
0eieitoff in oeuti6er Sprd6e ~Iiefert. Wte
OerIelbe 0uSTdut, moseR foIsenoe Broben
3eigen:
res1 unierer 3eituns, nd9fte @o9e seben mir
gu ~nnleren 2eiern, eiHe Communicated iiber bic
S4ute. einseianot Don S. 8tr bofelt BON 5errn
s. bitter sl b0rel1.
~gStr bobelI lie ui6t f6nnen in bieIe Summer
brirser, oenn lie mar i9on cur HrcHe."
,,Nuteeuoutncn. Gin SIM Goiu, en fdrbt9es
sSnoipiouunt, perbaftet fir gln9rtif nnb 8eriu6
sl n1oroen III GrapiS @ountp, mar auf9euontmeu
lestsn Oten tag aui 9errn Schn SorrpeuS YLas,
NIB lest i'll St6erbett."
SSH penben bic sufmerflanttett n. q. 6. auf
bic 4lt;etde pom Weaoont g. 8rdetorius u. Sob1t
in etner anbereu Spatte. Wedn tinbet bort i96ne
unb frtide Aepiet, tur5 Nles, mas utdlt III ser
Sauspirt9i4ais brau9t 2Str boffsr, Odb uas fte
belu6en."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-10-09
0e4efi1te

tit o~nertonnt Der bette SIutreiniser, unb ais folder Dot
Aersten uno Npotbstsrn emptoblen. Eauienoe, Del9e
boburt cmrirt uurOe''. ipredsn nit Goufborteit oouon.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-10-09
IN Sloden unb bss tIeinerer Sta5eiIens
lIno 8le4es. Son oieieH allen ipuroeu
siudefiihrt.

Ser SerbrQu9 frem6enGliens fteI aIIo
bon 1872 III lit bis 6eute in ftarfem
Sdaen begriffeu. Die eiseue Giieneraeu=
snng bagesen no6m itstis ulO l9nsa gu;
Sic betrug imSabre 1874 etDa 1913, 900
Tonnen, MAI aliO nabe sIet6 Der Gin
fubr. 0aueben dber itebt eiite Glen :
NUsfubr, bon tneI9cr i'd Die folgens
ben Wert6e ongeben fam:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-10-09
Cincinnati, 26. Sop. 1872.

Serrn S. 81. Stepens:
@ertber oerr.-Ote mir pom threm Q9enten seliefers
ten smei SIai9er 8eeetine BADEN meiner Srou srOz
be @obltbaten erDieiem. sic lit LANCE on S8winbel
lno unperbouli6tett un6 1T nun bur9 8esettne
sdnSlt4 furtrt. Sie lit ou6eroem an electromagnetic
iisfett uno OH o1senetuer S6pG@e unb 1T beoeuteno
seltGrft porbeu. Sbot1aS 0iIutpre,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-10-09
Am3etgrm
herfQnien:

Rr herfGHSem: ltnterssidnster BAT 2 Sabre
~ p%srtauten. STE ino gut bemut self uro trditis; Der
BretS ut oetln Ouroert So, beinl Eauleno S45 cain.
9auTer moueH nit Iu9a be. no Die Sesltnse btneeiouot
lOsrbsn ioasn, in resiirirter 5rieicn ooer burG Yoits
iuhri. Vie bette 3stt ;u p~iianS:n lit POM Is. SfloSer
pts Gnoe Sttober. NSreiie: &oxets S%SIiRSpa61.
GerIes. Scifsrlon eorHtp, SOIpG. 9ott2p6
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-10-09
Suit i'd sie nengebOren .

NuItt, DtulI 7. aSHNt IoEZ.
S.. 81. Stepen8!
9Sertber SEER! Mi @eron!aIinrs un6 ernie lleberres
bure bes Step. 9. =. y i DOH bier. babe i'd 9 eseS
TIM 9e9en ODspepiiG, moran i'd SABRE lang lit,
eebraudt.
SD babe Bios spet Ttoid.n sebrau9t aub fabte mid
1pte ueu9e6oren. 49tun9spou
ST.. e. 2S. E0rtet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-10-09
Sc0etioae

1T teine fInftti9 Gufgepuffte, rtarftI@reierii9e Wee6istn,
ionbern Bat f0 our9 bic rpunoerbaren erfolsrei9en SuS
rem GGer ArteIt DON 2eioen bss 8tutes Entertaining
peri9dft.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-10-09
Seri6t cities proftiiGsn GBemiters amS
apo.9eter8.

8oiton, 1. San. 1874.
ateiuz2 ertauI 154k Ousenb GS52 Stoi9en) Sbres
@esetine felt Oem /. 9pril 1870 %uertouft babe, nnb
fam Der 8obrbeit sendB iase,, SaB es in aae ben Gals
seben bat. IS pergebt iat fem Sag, OH pel4eu1 nI9t
n1eiue 1unben i9 NIT Gnertennuns barber eu5iprez
den. Sd femme aus eigener Nni6auuns peri9teOene
Sane pom icropbuI0ie Gei6wnreH, ueIbe
sang auein Our3 8esettne b~siettist pulbsn.
dit 6o9odtung
SIR e~reebenfter ~. s. 0tIttatt,
9n .Serrn s. sc. Stepeus. 1853 Sroobrudn.
VEGEFHNE tuir6 bnr aaeH 9ru8giten
nerfMnft.
9ispian1, NIT upbE ~
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-10-09

iprrbe frn5er DOR pieIsr unierer beiten Ger;te Bios ais
etr Experiment betro9tet. Sept aber. nudoent bic oiets
laden @trfuns& ii9 er5eiSt, rDirb es ais nHfeblbures
GeiImittel nrrnelPhen.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-23
preparius for the Grand Renu1li.
can GathcrinS.

The two hayes and Wheeler Clubs O.
Carson--white and color-d--are maxim
preparations for the grand celebrate !
here the day after tomorrow. They vi
be provided with badges and be Pre-
pared to fall into the lire OF procession
Meantime there are busy committee
sub committees, marsbais, aids IA
deputies. ani all the pride, pomp an
circumstance o. glorious campa'gr
Music has been engaged and the vl9ltln
clubs will be duly met. welcomed and .
rorted At Farmer FresdN = ground
the speaking oIi. take place in The att
noon, and stands CD Carson s'reei =
accommodate speakers and audience I.
the evening OF eonrs+ there viii
boufires aud Ere works auG gan hnn
galore. Chairman Bryant. VINO l.
busy as beaver, says The p:ogT"tuin0 t.
proceedings viii be published t"-'ts'
This contemplated Republican love ;-"-
grows bigger day bY i Y
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-23

\ new book OF hcraidry The
Snobs Bible" is abeut issuing from
Papworth : press, London.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-23

JAKE WISHES. or Dtvid's, or Winnie
& David's, or whose-eveE-it-is, wood
saving machine. has been making things
very lively along ihe line of that long
woodpile of The States these few day
past. /; makes quick work With a cord
Of wood.
NEW MEsHAHIcks are upoa Us. They
are the mealiest and sweetes. and bestesi
potatoes that ever were vouchsafed ia
sinful man. and are ret4ijng by tae
rauclers of three cents Per pound.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-23

"On his nut" is the San Francisco
hoodlum's expression tor being DER
full charley water.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-23

Hill visiting the Crown Point mansion
there.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-23
Anniversary Rail- by the Carson
Guards.

Orr soger friends, the Carson Guards,
IRE going to give ball The Ssh OF
SEPTEMBER il their anniversary. The
approaching s \ viii find them one year
I'D. Tdey propose TO celebrate that
Apply event in good shape. They are
.oing to give a ball This bal! viii be
t ;ho various ard varied nature CT :.
military. civic, dress and tiremsu's hall
in shor: bali which sill cover all the
ronud that any bali ought to cover. II
vii be seen by reference to the ad9er-
$50 Oent OF this projected fete ,bat a liz:
IF committee has been devised and that
music and all other arraugen1ehts are
,,ovid d for. We predict brilliant and
igh;fuI mf!lir.
Inc Eirslnla Chronicle III last even
ir2 exhibits much disaatisfaclion al the
i--h4rg" os Charles uuf from custody,
nd publishes the evidence adducad be-
re the Cnroner's jury at the time Of the
Hug. Isn't there the i.ast bit Of per-
,eeu'3on ia this c0uTac?
OFT AGAIx.- 3Ir. John McTaruahau.
~ ale glad to note, is able 10 be on the
r. et,--not very speedy yet, ho lever
.'uia good dea! uim5le, nn ctGrcCes ban
wo-thirds Of MANKIND on their legs He
v;i. DC all right soon. Gooli
CEETITIcATEs.--Cer. Z. D. Edwards,
# the Board OF School Teacher Exam
jnars. desires rs to statethat those !adien
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-23
HOTEL ARRIVALS.


Following l. fle cllcial canvass oftha
woes ut tie Republican Priaasry I.ieo-
ton. il Carson PEecincl, on Saturday
last.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-01-30

Referring to the recent speeches of ex-
Speaker Blaine and Mr.. Ben Hill in the House
of Representatives on the responsibility of the
Confederate aad Federal authorities for the
sufferings of prisoners captured in the war, the
Cycle, of Mobile, says:
There are two historic incidents not stated
by him (Hill) and not generally known to the
public, which are cumulative of what has
already been Published aud interesting in
themselves.
The first of these is the fact that, after the
failure of all the efforts to effect renewal of
exchanges made by Mr. Ould, Mr.. Stephens, and
others, there was yet another. President Davis
sent for General Lee, and, representing to him
the distressed condition of the Federal prisoners
at Andersonville and elsewhere-a condition
which it was impossible to relieve in the then
existing condition of affairs-instructed him to
ask, under nag of truce, a personal interview
with General Grant, and to urge upon that
officer the absolute necessity, in the interests
of humanity, of renewing the exchanges He
was authorized to state to General Grant that
suitable ratiops could not be obtained, either
for Confederate soldiers in the field or for
Federal soldiers in prison that, for lack of
-four, they were fed with corn meal-a diet to
which the Southern soldier was accustomed,
but which was distasteful, unsatisfactory, and
nnwholesome to the Northerner; that they
were unused to the climate that sickness and
mortality were inevitable; that the req uisite
medicines were not to be had /; and, in short, to
make the fullest exposition of the case that
might be necessary for effecting the object.
These instructions were immediately carried
out by General Lee. An interview was actually
had between him and General Grant, but the
Federal commander was either obdurate or i'm
potent, and nothing was effected.
The other incident relates to Confederate
prisoners in the North. A proposition was
made by President Davis to the u s. Govern
ment te permit the expectation of certain
amount of cotton, under Federal convey and
control, to be sold abroad, and the proceeds
applied to the relief of the freezing and starv-
ing captives at Elmira, Johnson's Island, and
elsewhere-the whole transaction to be under
the surveillance and subject to the direction
of the United States authorities The propo-
sition was refused, but an offer was made to
permit the cotton to be sold, and purchase of
supplies made, in New York. This was &C.
cepted by the Confederate Government and,
after some annoying hindrances, General Beade,
of the Southern Army, was sent to New York to
dispose of the cotton, invest the proceeds, and
supply the wants of the prisoners. To some
extent, the object was effected, but the con-
current evidence of the Confederate prisoners,
when subsequently released, was, that the
blankets and clothing furnished them from this
source of supply, were taken away before they
were permitted to return, half-clad and SILVER
ing, to their homes
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-01-30
Around the World in Seventy Days.

One British steamship, Zealandia, has
already gone from England to take her
place in the regular line between San
Francisco and the Australasian Empire of
England which was made possible some
two OF three years ago by the energy of the
Australian people and which is now in
operation. A second steamer the Australia,
is on the point of leaving Europe, and
great rejoicings were held on board of her
the other day az she lay in the Southwest
India Dock at London. She is a fine yes
sell of 376 feet in length, 371 feet breadth
of beam and % feet 6 inches dept of hold
of 1900 tons and engines of 500 nominal
horsepower, with two cylinders of 81
inches and one As inches length of stroke,
a feet 3 inches fitted with every modern
reference to her long inter tropical pas
sages. The frst-class cabins are fitted on
deck in the fore part of the ship, with a
promenade hurricane deck over all, after
the fashion of the American river steamers,
and especial care has been taken to insure
ample light and ventilation, and, the
hurricane deck being as wide as the spar
deck, there are ample covered spaces out
side the sleeping cabins on either side for
shelter from tue intense heat and rain
floods of the tropics.
There are TO be three English and three
American steamers in this line which re-
ceiyes q subsidy of 100000 year from
the Australian colonies and New Zealand,
and il is expected that when they are all
put on their stations, as they will soon be,
N. Jules Verne's feat of circumnavigatiDg
the globe in eighty days will be easily
beaten. The calculation is that Liverpool
to New York will occupy eight days, New
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-01-30
T ,ou1sIANA SAVINGS BANK AND SAFE

T .ouIsIANA SAVINGS BANK AND SAFE
DEPOSIT COMPANY,
81 Camp Street,
5 j & RA 51cKso sF'' vsss fr..a.a.
pIREcroEs.
Ed = c eS4I4s EREpE agoEs yns.
W B. SCHMIDT ,iiiI;%!EEss jxoksoE.
TafEvEs and FIRE a i iss rates. Tee. 0' AOAeIAA
and q. Pr Cent s.ioysS p.vaes jay q:
tee Its DepOsitors against loss.
JyII7sIy JOHN y. WALTON. casAsss:
WoRKINaMEN's BANK,
Savings and General Banking Business.
voR. MAIeNAN. President,
J. B. MoNDIEGT. Cashier.
Interest allowed and payable semi annually on Dspss
in the Savings Department
Banking hour; t. OPP. 1y;.y
Domestic and Foreign EXCHANGE Bought and se,d.
piRECToRsi
vor. MaignAn, II. r. Dunn,
J. H. Gardner, j. O. Spor
J. b. CAmors, Alph. Walls.
STATEMENT OF CONDITION. MAY 4, 1876
- Resources.
Loans and discounts. eo,IU9 ~
Stocks, bonds, etc. 3e,00O ~
SAbh JuUeS -
S2A 10 -
- Liabilities
Capital stock paid in.. .-.--.eio2s 43 g
DepoaltS--. -
other cash liabilities. N6U .
Rp257IIy eo34TD a.
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Cept. Eads' report on the Jetties, made to
the President of the South Pass Jetty Com
pany, makes q Every favorable showing; it Is
estimated that up to Dec. 25th, 1,263,222 cubic
yards of earth had been excavated by the cur
rent, and THAT the carrying away of about2,-
OOOO cubic yards more will insure 20 feet of
water across the bar. The laying Of 100 more
mattresses will complete the work up to low
these, the report says can be laid in from 80 to
60 days, according to the state of the weather:
The bar which originally was plateau of
to nero ridge, and the base of the bar, which
lie estimated to have been 10, 900 feet long, is
now only about 5000 feet.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-01-30

York to FRISCO" six days-Amerioan
railway men promise to do it before long in
nve days-San Francisco to Hong Kong,
twenty-one days, and thence 60 London
thirty ak days, making In all 20 days.
Intending visitors to Australasia will DO
interested to know that the estimated
time from San Francisco to Auckland,
New Zealand, l. twenty one days, and to
Sydney 25 days, giving q continuous
speed, incnding stoPpagss, Of il knots an
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Special Charter By the State Of Lo1iSIann.
EXCLUSIVELY SA VINGS BAHK.
SIX Per- GENT
COMPOUND INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS.
Money can bo withdrawn u any business day with
out notice
Deposits Of any amount received
Certificates Deposits isNusd bearing Interest fHoD
date OF deposit ak per yAbls on demand.
Charter BY Laws etc. together with all informate8,
letter. myo rs ~
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Open daily from 10 A H. TO ?. H.. and On easayanw
evenings fson 70 9. only to receive depoaita.
Depeaits Of ffty tso eents and upwards rocstvsA.
Interest allowed the rate OF six par esaA paR
annurn No faterest allowed for psrioa lsss SAan
three months.
On the lat OF January and the Lac Of July Of sasn
year nt~rsst will be calculated at the rate Of ss Rsx
oens and viii be paid placed the credit q ~
deposisor.
peposta viii be paid demand. % Q ruls in unsssa
States ensrency legal tenders the Hszk rapsRvaa
the riEst to demand thirty days notice Of witAss.
JOHN HENDERSON, PrsaiasaA
WIZ. J. CAsTELL, vice PsssadeaA
J. CONNOLLY, Cashier.
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INSURANCE.

Fl HERNIA INSURANCE COMPANY,
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DiREcToRsi
John Henderson, Jamea Harm
Patrick Irwin, DR. W. ri BcrshslsA
p. r, HerviE G H. Hyama
u. MortArty. william Kari.
ThomAs Smith, VIM. J. Caassu
John McGinty, Thomas MAPkey,
John Henderson, Jr., John r. GIbboSo
John @. Ryan, Thomas 6ilaorN
j. d. Sinnott p, DIVER
Thomas King John NoCa9say
Emile GAnche. William Diilon,
George McCioskey, William J. Kelly,
r. n. Brien, William ConWag,
oc3u II. GArvey.
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Is children withdrawn, q few had died,
the larger part had removed from the
eh or sought employment The report of
treasurer. MI. Thos. Gugerty, showed the
SO as 81, 1896 48, and the total expenses for
same period as Sl,l30 81, leaving a clear
nee of $265 70 and not a cent of debt.
shop McQuaid, of Rochester, sets a good
Rple to the Catholics of America in his
.e0gDizes tho fact that the chief thing to be
me is to convince our Protestant fellow
izens that we have solid grounds for de-
anding change in the school system.
epdent aa mas 81 pntestan IN las, meees
ate Schools rer8uS Parents Schools" On
18th of FEBRUARY next the Bishop lectures
pre- Protestant or Infidel audience in
Ton on the same question; and in the
es the case for the most intellectual readers
he country.
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p. EEEeroRA I'NoTE.-sA statement is going
oral college, including the new State of
rado, will comprise $40 members, With.
the new State of Colorado the number was
Z with it the numher ia 369. IA fnllnnrs -