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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-29
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,

!. AOOS0 Va mex REPRESENTATIVE Sa
Twenty-arst Days Proceedings.
House OF RRPRRssNrArrvRs,}
rev Orleans. January %. 1876. !
The House met pursuant to adjournment,
and it was called to order by the Hon. E..
D. Estilette, Speaker of the House, in the
chair.
On the call Of the roll the following mem
bers answered to their names, to wit:
Speaker Estilette. and Messrs. Aldige,
Armstead, Booth, Byrne, Burkhardt, Bay
ley, Blaffer, Bower, Butler, Beasley, Billiu,
Brlce, Carville, Collins, Carmouche, Cousin,
Carloss, Dupre, DeBlanc, Davidson, Dew
ees, Dickinson, Demas, Delhommer, Dunn,
Edwards Of Tangipahoa, Edwards Of Rich
land, Elliott Grant, Gracien, Gilmore. Hill
of Ascension, Hahp, Hubeau. Hin of Ona-
chita, Honore, Jeffries, Jourdain. johnson
of Caddo, johnson of Lafourche' Jones Of
Pointe Coupee, Koontz. Kummel, Keeting,
Kelly, Reyes, Kidd, Lane, Luckett, La
fargue, Maginnis, Meredith, Mitchell, Mat.
thews of Franklin, Milon, Matthews Of
Tensas, Mcclellan, McAlpine, Magee, Nunez.
Pascal, Parker, Piles, Pipes, Roman, Rich.
ardson, Randall, Ridgely, Rsby. Smith,
Sutton, Self, Snaer, Sartain, Seeman, Sib.
ilski, Schenck, Stafford, Stewart, Scales,
Schiller, Thomas, VOORHEES,, Walker. Witt.
Woods Of Ouachita, Wells, Webb, Young
80.
On motion Of Mr.. Snaer the reading Of
the minutes was dispensed with, and on
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NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, SATURDAY JANUARY 49, 1876.

motion Of Mr.. Elliott the adoption Of
Same was deferred until tomorrow.
Mr.. Mstthews, Of Tensas, moved to re-
consider the vote given on yesterday on
M. Booths resolution. The .reconsidera-
ton being granted, and, on motion Of the
same member, the resolution was amended
by striking out the word parishes" and in.
seriing in lieu thereof the word "alpha.
beticaliy," and the resolution was adopted
as amended.
On motion of Mr.. Meredith. leave of alb.
| sence was granted to Mr.. Walters for three
days.
REVOLUTIONS
Mr.. Aldige submitted the following rsso.
luton, which was adopted:
ReSo!red, That the committee appointed
| to investigate the books and papers of the
| State Auditor and Treasurer be authorized
to employ stenographer for term not ex-
| ceeding ten days.
Which was adopted.
Mr.. Burkhardt submitted the following
| resolution which was ordered to be referred
to the Committee on Corporations with
power to act:
ReSolred, That committee of five be ap-
| pointed by the Speaker OF the Houee of Re-
| personalities to examine into the affairs Of
the New Orleans Sugarshed Company, and
| ascertain whether or not they have COM
pied with their charter and that they be
empowered to send for persons and papers
without expense to the State.
Mr.. Milon submitted the following reso-
luton, which was referred to the Commit
tee on Lands and Levees:
Resolution to request the Louisiana Lsvee
Company to build and repair certain
levees designated az described in the re-
pert of the ievee commission OF engineers
of 1876.
WHEREAS, In the report to the Governor
of Louisiana Of the levee commission of
engineers for the session Of 1876, on page
twenty of that official document, the follow
ing words appear: Lists of levees neces-
sary for the protection Of the alluvial lands
Of the State of Louisiana; quantities in
cubic yards, and locations by the commits
sion Of engineers, in accordance with law.
On page twenty-one Of the same docu.
ment it is stated that the levees Of the fol-
lowing named plantations ought to De built
or repaired without any delay, to wit:
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| steamboats, or other vessels and telegraph
! lines along the lines of railroad of said
company, act No. 100, approved Decembe.
IL. 1872.
Also, an act to repeal an act entitled an
| act fixing the domiciis Of the New Orleans,
| Baton Rouge and vicksburg Railroad Com.
pany, giving to the courts Of New Orleans
| jurisdiction in certain cases; authorizing
stockholders and directors meetings to be
held outside Of the city of New Orleans;
granting to parish courts jurisdiction over
proceedings for the representation of prop
erty, etc; providing the mode of proceed
ings in and removal from such parish courts
and providing against suspension of the
operations of the company in cases of ap-
peals or otherwise, No. 81. approved March
9, 1871.
Also an act to repeal an act entitled an
act to authorize the New Orleans, Baton
Rouge and Vicksburg Railroad Company
to select the point or points for the COM
mencement of their road; to reduce the liza
bility of the State Of Louisiana by author
izing said CO m pany to issue first mortgage
bonds, and to construct and employ, or
cause to be constructed or employed, steam
boats or other vessels and telegraph lines
along the line Of railroad of said company,
No. 100, approved December II, 1872.
All of which bills underwent their first
and second readings by their respective
titles. and were ordered to be referred to
the Committee on Railroads
Mr. Bower:
An act to fix the annual salary Of the dis
trict attorney of the first judicial district,
and regulating the mode Of payment, the
same to be in lieu Of the fees now allowed
by law and chargeable to the city of New
Orleans.
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House bill No. s., by Mr.. Vidr;ne. an act
to repeal article 6i5 of the Code of Practice,
and all laws on the same subject matter,
except such as is contained in article GA Of
the Code of Practice.
Was reported unfavorably upon by the
committee.
On motion of Mr.. Matthews, of Tensas,
it was indefinitely postponed.
House bill No. 49, by Mr.. Daprs, an act to
expedite the trial Of jury cases In the dis
trict courts Of Orleans, and to regulate the
jurisdiction in such cases.
Reported on unfavorab!y by the com.
mittee.
Was amended by striking out in TIE
second line in the first section the word
''6fth," and inserting the word fourth
and in the tenth and seventeenth lines BY
striking out the word "ffth," and inserting
the word fourth and in line two of the
second section, striking out the word
''fifth," and inserting the word fourth"
and the bill was recommitted.
House bill No. IS, by Mr.. Estilette, an act
prohibiting the police jurors from levyins
parish tax exceeding seyenty-ive per cent
of State tax.
Reported upon unfavorably.
Mr. Walker offered the following az
substitute, which was ordered to be printed
and referred the Judiciary Committee:
An act to regulate the rate of parish
taxation and assessment; to restrict the
issue of obligations and warrants by par.
ishes; to provide an Injunction by tax
payers; to repeal act No. 60 of 1869, and
sections 262S, 2629 and $3.50 of the Revised
Statutes of 1870, and to repeal all conflict
ing laws.
House'b:ll No. 1T, Mr.. Wiltzs substitute
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Mr.. Booth, chairman of the Committee on
Pensions, submitted the following report:
Favorably on House bill No. l58, being
an act to provide q pension for veterans
from 1872 to 1914, with the following amend
ments: In section one, in the ninth line,
strike out the word eight" and insert in
lieu thereof the word "swelve;" and in sec
ton three, in the twenty-third line, insert
the word "fve" between tha words
seventy" and years"
Mr.. Mitchell, chairman of the Committee
on Claims, submitted the following report:
Favorabiy on House bills Nos. Is ami lo0,
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JUSTICE: ~AsSEssMENr.

tn. ss..ssment OF IS per share. aggrc-
go, ooo .,t.h y. ,..,., ~ ,ho
gazing sos''o'o' "h''" "As w ~"
Justice Mining Company upon the capitai
.,oek Of that corporation day before yes
-, 1. .r..,,,, ori,. n sensation among
,'n' - - A, a., Glance
holders OF 'us'''o '''N' '
IL does look like a severe iniiietion; but
the facts oil the matter are; ina wh.n ths
present management obtsinei control OF
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THE STATE FAIR.
Records efshe Horses at the Raeins
Y~esterday.

The Grand Stand at the Fair Ground,
was crowded yesterday. tho fair sex pre-.
dominating. An attendance Of over l,20C
people WAS sufficient To make tho occasion
one Of supreme enjoyment.
The ladies' tournment was called for II
o'clock. but II was nearly II before the ex.
hibition commenced. The following Ia
dies competed: Mrs. William Wilson OF
Virginia. Nettic McKissick Of Long Val.
ley, Martha McKissick OF Long Valley.
Mrs. ]. Ferguson of Reno. Mrs. Louis
Dean Of Reno, Miss L. 4. Davis Of Reno.
Mrs. William Mooney Of Virginia, Mrs.
Ella Borland Of Reno. Mrs. NJ. Y. Merrill
Of virdi, Miss Anna Halter Of Verdi. Miss
NJ. +. Newman OF Sierra Valley. Mrs. \.
sykes Of Sacramento. Miss A. Plummer Of
Silver City. Tho prizes were: First
China dinner set OF LA pieces, valued at
$3.50; S~econd-Silver tea set Of seven
pieces, worth 500; Third-Saddle. worth
SIS Fourth-Bridlc and whip, valued at
$40. II. N. Bernard acted "a Marshal and
Marcus Mayer, Aid. Tho Judges were Q.
II. Van Gender, y. @. Dickinson. W. W.
Hobart, ]. @. Hampton. j. Babcock. j..
II. Kinkead. d. T. Lecte. The prizes were
awarded a. follows: Pirst-Miss Mary L.
Newman ; second-Miss Nettie McKissick;
Third-Mrs. Ella Dorland; Fourth-Mrs.
william Mooney.
In the FIRST race Vanderbilt, Turf Gal.
lery, Lille d and Cousin Vic were the
horses. Both heats were won by Wander
bilt. Time. 1853, i:isk, Turf Gallery
second.
After tho race tho horses were brought
- - Al 49, a..l A.. T..
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ST. JonS's Cnuncn. - Divine services
will be held In 1t. Johns Church, Gold
Hill. tomorrow. nj II A. ". and 1850 p. N.
Rev. W. II. Jcnvey will o~ficiato In the
morning and Bishop Whitaker In the
evening. Sunday School at i:30 p. N.
Tnr Virginia Board Of Police Commits
sioners yesterday voted to retain Captain
Iby and officer CURLY upon the force.
Mayor Kane,n voted against tho retention
Of lby. john Carpenter was elected City
Jailer.
AssrssnESr.-An assessment Of twenty
five cents per share is levied by the Flor.
ida Mining Company, delinquent on the
9th Of October. See official notice In our
advertising columns to-day.
TIM Pioneer mill, which hasa capacity
81 fifty tons per day. will commence crush.
ing Justice ore Monday.
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Gus. The News reporter groaned as he
saw another fortune slipping through
his poverty-bound fingers. Mr.. Graham
fioundered for ten or fifteen minutes on
the silver question, advocating tho pay
ment Of Government bonds in that metal.
4 Toio-How about Indiana?
.Nr. GraAaR-Indiana Is going to be close.
Governor Curtin, Of Pennsylvania, told
me that he WAS going out there and that
he believed the State would go for Tilden,
and he's . pretty good authority.
Then Mr.. Graham girded On his armor
and hacked at the Radicals with his bat
tle-axe. When he had slaughtered the foe
he gave place TO Judge Scaniker who
mutilAied the corpse and awoke the widest
enthusiasm by swinging the dripping scalp
around his venerable head. Three thunder
ing cheers for Tilden. Hendricks and Re-
form closed the seancc.
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unised states Bends.

WASHINGTON. September 1.-two hun
dred thousand Of the fve per cent. bonds
are held TO secure the circulation with
drawn from the Treasury to-day. and Jour
and q half per cents. substituted.
Henor~ TO the Foreign Rine rsass'
NEW YORK. September l6.-The city au'
thorities took the foreign teams on an e.
cursion to Randall. Ward and Blackwell
Islands and through the public institutions
on those islands to-day. The American
rifemen were also invited. Several OF
them were present.
Tho Coroner 10 holding an inquest ON
the body Of Jennie Bonnet. A number OF
witnesses are being examined at length
but thus far nothing has been ELECTED. i.
Nine cases OF smallpox were reported
yesterday and Avo this morning. Sixty
cases are reported for the week ending
last night. Three deaths occurred ycster-
day and one to-day.
The savannah sufferers.
NEW York. September i6.-A special
meeting OF the Chamber Of Commerce
will he held on Tuesday 20 consider the
appeal Of the sufferers In Savannah.
Heavy Failure In New Jersey.
NEw YoRK. Sept. I'D. d. Bcane, q
wealthy merchant Of Paterson. N. j.. has
called a meeting Of his creditors. His liza
bilitios are $500, 900.
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assees SaIes.

sNx FRAScisco, Sept. iG-3 2. N.
Yellow JAcket-2sh bid. 2s'. asked.
Hale A Norcross-iis sold.
Ophir-60a s-kcl.
Con. yirginia-59a asked. 80 sold.
Ophir-6oa sold.
California-62 bid, CIV asked.
Exchequer-i5 bid. i5t asked.
OvermAn-7t bid, iA asked.
Justicc-i9 bid.
Eureka Con.-i3S bid.
Aipha-ts asked.
Savagc-i9t bid.
Aipha-t7S asked.
Me1ican-35t asked.
Elchequer-i5a sold.
CaiiforniA-62s bid. 62h asked.
Justice-lst bid. 10 asked.
Hxchequer-i5A asked.
Justiee-ish bid. 10 asked.
Aipha-47h bid.
Yellow Jacket-2sS bid.
CaliforniA-62h bid.
Northern Belle-23a bid.
Exchequer-i5is asked.
California-G2L bid. " asked.
savage-20 asked:
Ophir-Goh bid. COZ asked.
Con. virginia-59a bill, 59Ns asked.
Ophir-60s bid.
Best A Belcher-tss bid. ISL asked.
Caiifornis-62h bill, Gai asked.
Mexican-1S bid.
Gould A Curry-i6 bid, iGa askcl.
JUST ce-i9 bid. 49, asked.
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DONKEY ESoISE ron S,LE.-A second
hand donkey engine and boiler, with reels
and gear complete. suitable for sinking to
adepth OF 500 feet. arc offered for sale. to-
erthsr with two round steel.wire ropes for
hosting purposes. all In excellent order.
The above can 10 seen at the Chollar-
NorcrossSavage Combination shaft. and
will be sold ON application at the Office of
the Choliar-P otosi Mining Company. See
advertisement
Fou yrsrIcE or rnE Pr,cE.-E. Wright,
our present worthy Justice 81 the Peace,
IL candidate for reelection. During the
wears no has served In that capacity his
o0lcial record has been most excellent. his
decisions and acts sustained and well ap-
proved Of. not only by his constituency.
but by the higher courts, and II reelected
he will simply follow the same course as
heretofore.
Pon JrsricE or rHH PIAcy.-Abraham
Booth. one OF the best known and re-
spee,ed eitizsns Of Gold Hill, ~isannouneed
~ candidate for Justice OF the Pesce' sub
Iect 10 the decision OF the hepuphcan
County Convention. Mr.. Booth has served
A member Of the Board OF Town Traste,s'
and has the requisite ability 10 MI the
position Of Justice In the most satisfactory
manner.
rxxoro-v,aw-c.ronS Gregory will
- cane a, ,ndv'-
W.. -, v,,,in,. ,hr.. door. south
m the pelta hi. evening. The lovers o.
this popular game. will have full OPP
l.. .l-.. NaNtfa
por,un,'y '"'"iS' """
iii,
'.~-",n-~,,..
,na ,,.,, a, ,cow.,ocl sro,l
yesssfu. ,h,onsh bi. ,,,nL .nJ
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PnoN N. FrLLows. M. d., or HUI, N,

FRoN Il. FELLOWS, N. D.. or HILL, N,
H.-Although I have generally . great OBJ
lection to patent medicines, ! can but say
in justice to DR.. wistAr's Balsam Of Wild
Cherry that 1t is 4 remedy Of superior
value for pulmonary diseases. have
made use 81 this preparation for years,
and II has proved to be very reliable and
eficacious In tho treatment Of severe and
long.standing coughs. | know Of n pa
tent. now In comfortable health. who has
taken this remedy. and who but for la
use, ! consider. would not o be living.
4 II, FELLOWS, N, ID,
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BAN FRAScisco. Sept. i6.-i p. NJ
A reports current, and generally believed.
that tho capital stock Of tho Bank OF Nc
vada is TO DO increased to $4,000, 900.
Tho Andes Mining Company have levied
an assessment Of twenty-five cents per
share, delinquent October 2ist. This IL
the first assessment levied by tho Andes
since last December.
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Arrival. INT. nsr.,.x.
ps,arssves Last Evestau.
m,ur,eu. services ro-morrew.

Y. y. cnrRcn. aoLp uILL--rhere will be
.-srvtce held In this church to-mnrrOw II 10Y A
n. and Isl y. n. Ksv. T. :. trvn ofheisiins
Bundsy-school 81 ~ y. n. All are eordisiiy
invited 10 attend.
REV. W. X. JsSvxr will hold divine service
a ursss Church. silver City. to NOR W.. even
Ing at TSO.
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TO CANDIDATES..

We wish TO remind all candidates for once
q, the coming election that all snnOuncsmen,.
In this paper and oil election printing mus, be
paid In advance. We can aeerp, of no sontin-
gent arrangements. show jour worthlnsss for
the once By paying promptly your winters
bills.
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THE BONNIE BLUE FLAG.
AN0rHER RALLY OF THE vIR.
GINA REFORMERs

4 Convert from Repubiieaaism-
Al Ex.Rebei Captain Warns the
Radical Jaeket-A Clean Ysung
Deweerat-A Long, Loud Tees
fer rttden.
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To al WIN .rn ,nnsrinr from thu g,

To all who are Suffering from the errors and
indi-'reiions OF youth. nervous weakness
cary decay. io-- ~ manhood. etc.. will send
: recip- that will eure you, free Of charge
This great remedy was discovered by q mis-
.icnsry In south America. send q selfad'
station d. bible House, New YORK CITY.
II
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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

Happy relief Tor young men from the effects
Of errofs and abuses In early life. Manhood
restorel. Impeilpents 10 marriage removed.
New method Of treatment. New aud remark.
sble remedies. books and eirculars sent ffee.
I'm sea,sd enyelops. Address HOWARD Al.
ISOLATION. az N. ninth street, philadelphia,
PA-an Institution having q high reputation
FOR honorable conduct and professional SKIN.
ian 3m
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LINK nRRki

II L. worth knowing that FURNITURE
BEDDING. CARPETS. LOUNGES. SPRING
MATrtEs Ia. and many other things, can be
bought of X. W. GRANT. Gold Hill tabove the
Nkus offe.). At a. reasonable rates ~ Of any
hons In the State; and his goods arc Jasi What
tbs are represented 10 be. IAN
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A o domestic sulphur hath can 10 in.
stsnily prepared by taking . cake Of Gisnp's
SULPHUR Soap into the hath tab. Such an o..
spots od" any victim OF eutansous bismishss.
bold everywhere.
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TIE OUTLOnK.

Owing to the universal stringcncy and
dull times for the last few months, the
people generally practice economy In their
purchases In all branches Of trade. The
clothing business has felt the pressure
with the rest. Considering the situation,
wo feel gratiied that our business has
held it, own beyond our expectations. Al.
though tho hard times are not yet past.
we feel that reaction will come. aud that
PEOPLE WILL HAVE NEW CLOTHING.
In anticipation Of this, we are laying In
Q large and well-selected stock Of custom.
made clothing for men and boys, furnish
goods. boots, shoes. hats, trunks, ~valisos.
blankets, ETC., aud In purchasing kept an
eye 10 the main chance - namely: buying
cheap-for We know that we must sell low
u meet tho depleted purses Of the com.
munity, and we can and will do II. Come
and see II NO don't ir
IlEISsTEIS 4 woLY.
Leading Clothiers, Gold Hill.
4. v. CLARK. ID. D. ~,
DENTIST LATE OF oHioAoo,,
Ne. 10 ssuth q street, yirsinia.
auSitf
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HAoAS's MAGNOLIA BALM preserves and
restores the complexion. remove freckles,
tan and sallowness; makes the skin soft,
white and delicate. Its application can
not be detected.
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.ruR YOUNG MANS POCKET COM.
pANIONv

IL the title given TO . small book soon 70 Do
published by DIR. H.. WAGNER. providing
1000 copies are subscribed Ior ~ ~ pei sot,
cali q, No. = South q street. Virginia City. and
te.t the merits OF the rrm sdiss before sub
.sribing for the came. II IL q digest on vene'
...l ,I,.a... 5m
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Nan frhnriseo Beard.
Last xvksrso.
$40 Meadow Valley. Tsc
1870 EurekA Con. tss. i3k 30
rs Jackson. ~
12s Belmont. ~
Tyo leopard. Q, s,.sa
IS Ola. Is
a7o Northern Belle. ash, n. "a
800 uus-ey, s,c. siko
80 GENERAL rhomss,2
SOS Manhsi-xn. 49,, 10
80 Modoc. ~
30l Coco Con. i5s
go New Coso. AZ
70 south Modoc, Z
$50 hold Chariot. IL. 81
27to poormAn. i.iA. ~. lis
Us Cor: vi,Sirl:. 50. ss, @x. a.. ''x'
sss Yellow jacket 0S, bS. NJ Sos ~.
iIso ya:ties iok. IN b. 49,, iot
Si3 ophir. 60 b5. 39s
leo Mexican, 3SS. Is. Ss
TINS MORNING.
40 ophir. 90. s9x. Gov
loe0 Merriam. ssS. ASK. ST.. 3SI bj
30 Gould 4 Curry,
135 Heat 4 B-lchsr, tsh. ~
go caiifornis. 90. 61s. CAV
o7s Savage. ~. 10.
So,
80 Haze a Sorero... rs. b5. ~
~ Chollar.Potoit, o3k
So cro~n Point. i2s, iit. isk
1913 teilov Jacket. -. 2s'.. 2ss, 2s,..H
ITO Imperial. ESQ. as
100 Kentuck. II. "a.
1910 Alpha. tax. a. Il sso. an. az
IT'S sisrrs Nevada. iii.. iIS
90 Utah. u
Us Overman. u
1853 Justice. tok. 10. lgs
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LroS's KkrnARroS makes beautiful,
glossy. luxuriant hair prevents its falline
out or turning gray. II has stood the test
Of forty years, is charmingly perfumed'
and has no rival.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-16

The Virginia patriots who are banded
together under the name Of the Tilden and
Hendr.sk Reform Club Of the First and
Second Wards, met at Athletic Hall. c
street. last evening and enjoyed them
selves for an hour or two in lying about
the Republican party. There was . band
Of music. and a private jug for the initia'
ted. behind the back door. II WAS q joy
ous occasion-
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Runored Increase OF the Bank or
Bank Of Nevada steck-Inquir.
fnE into the Death efJennie Bon.
ues.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES
DOMESTIC NEWS.

,rrcr,L TO ooLD HILL DAILY xrv'
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RErORr.


~ln,ronrrD DAILY ar a. ,. KrArrss . co..
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
CALIFORNIA.

srscrAl TO rns GOLD uIL DAILY xrws.
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Mr.. Booher followed Captain Love and
cudgel,d the Republicans as well ~ a man
who never was in the rebel army could bc
expected 10. In reference tn the charge
o. perjury made Agains, Tilden in connec-
ton with his income tax returns, Mr..
Booher held that Samuel was altogether
too good a lawyer to place himself in such
a liz. The speaker consumed much VAL
liable time in relating his experience as a
school teacher in Missouri and wound up
in a very pretty blaze Of rhetoric in which
the hallowcd name Of Tildsn occurred
frequently.