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Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-05-13
Buh StarehO "a buh nOyehO
ZakOna.

kolik plemen a nabozenstvi tylik b5hd
ba mQtene smele fici, ze kolik lidi toIik
bohi, nebot znamo ze kazdy myslici ne
b. obraznos,i nadant tvor kdyz v jis.e
bohoyefe vychoyan byl, ma bohu see
vlastni mnohdy yelmi zg,as.ni p5ntti.
Pon6ti Q bohu p1dleha lstavitnym zmt-
nam; iinak Il jei pfedstayuie d.tt, jinak
mladik, jnak mni a iinak .tafec Bah
u6ence Jest zcela iiny nez bah t.ovtsa ne
yelomeho, bdA mBze ueIprosu5bo, krutt
sprayedliyeho Jest iiny nez bdh mnie sh9
yirav1ho a dobr5srde5ueho b4h yef.ciho
Lfsnlka iiof jest nez bdb muze pfklad-
ne ctn0stueho a t. a. {. d Neizaiima-
yt.-i ale Jest, ze Sam kfe9tanlu 5obo.lov-
c- ktefz by pteIce boaa znati moh.i q
mel, jezt9 s9u ieho nam9stkog6, sluhovG
a prostfednici mezi MIN a syttem laiiku.
se.rui rizua q zhusta naprg.to sc razcha-
zeiici poneti D tomto pseImetu hIoubani
syehg chogaja Bah kalyiaisty Jest pod
stAtn4 liay nezli bib kgakera, bun kate
Nkl lisi Sc ue9mirnt od boha unitaristy
ne5o uniyers4.isty, blh sekty pragoslay
lie ma uemnoho spJ.etnGAo 6 b1bem 7ha-
kerd a bah thei-tl jest zce.a neco jiueho
ncz buh kfestan4 zidd, mohameland a
t 4. A pfedce kaid4 nabozenstyi, kazda
sekta a bohosloyci ieii mni. &c ten jelch
bah est ten prayy; ossatni ale ze nelson
lepsi boAa pohanskycn ze yira nG t6-
% du-i do zahaty vede.
Y5ak zai-te korunon teto rdznosti a
rozman.ta@ti ponttich 0 bohu Jest, IL j
Qua kniha, kteraz BY piedce toho ryzeho,
neporuseaehe, prayeho boha uGiti mtia,
pon6t b ngm estG vice mate kali = ne
BOT kd9z, pfecta starry novy zakon bedIi
v4 ny-li zkoumavou, nedosel by pre-
sv9dceni, ze b1h starebo zakona Jest zceIa
iiny uez b1h noyeho zakona sice tax H.
pine jiny, ze sebe ostrogtipntjsi mudr-
lant neJoyede obou tech bobd yynudro
vati boha jednoho, co do podstaty ylast.
nosti skutkd srych totozneho.
Jehova ci bah staroz4konni jest bah
pfisn} aoo ukrutny, bah noyczakonni
lest vttlena dobrota; omen bah jest ytele-
ma nenavist, zloba nstivost, tento ytGle-
ma laska, kteraz zle dobrym splaci; omen
Jest bdh prchliv}, naruzivy, niGivy, krve
Hzniyy a nekdy zufivost sama, tento pax
lest rozyazliyy, prost vi yasn6, milujict
nepfately aye, trptligosti beranka a ylast
nj krev sgou "a blaho iinych prole,ajic
nuccdnik. V starem zakont ma pf. Gte
me.
"A tax pohubiI jozue ysecku zemi %
horach poledni (strann), ! roviny 1doli
i ysecky krale jeiieh; nepozdstayii zadne
BIO ziyeho, ale yselikon dust yyhladil, a
koz pfik4zal Hospodin bdl
izraelesky. tx, 40)
V novem zakone cteme podobenstyi {
milosrdnem Samaritand; cteme pravidlC
milui blizniho jako sebe sameho; co ne
chces ably ii JIM cinli, neei1 j jim; milni
te nepfately sve; jsmef vsichni synovt
otce, kteryz jest, nebesich, schovej met
do pochvy, nebot kdo mecem zachazi, I
mecem schazi; boze odpust jim, nebot
oni nev6di CO cini t. d.
Porovneite boha ztarozakonniho bo-
hem noyozakonniIn rcete, zdaz jeden ne
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-05-13

Die pfed4d5ky friirtcha Schuet@e
znratM rudak .Lan Roreciu.

Die pfed@d5ky friiricha Shuetze
upraeI q gydat Jun Borecty.
Pod timto titulem vysla Racine bro
zurka, kteraz poiednava 0 nesmrtelnosti E
hIedistG MISUNDERSTANDING. Spisovatel ci
pfednaseG odkrfva pIyod yiry nesmr-
teluost historicky WYNN jeji a uyadi ce :
lou fadu neyyvratnJch dikazd proti wire
te sv6dcicich. Diyody ty jsou dvojiho
Spdsobu: pfedn6 pfirodoyedecke a "a
druhG tilos ,ficko ethcke. Kdo cbce yeci
te nabyti ureiteho poneh, necht 81 opatfi
Boreckyho brozurku, kteraz na 16 osmer
kovych strankach 0 ddleztem pfedmttn
tom reel srozumitelnou dukladne pole
dnaya.
Cena Is ctG. X dostani ,Pokroku'
nebo roznasece ieho.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-05-13
HiIdiSe-Bund. /.

Zakone inkorporovany.
Hlavni kancelaf, 2lJ BOwery, N. Y.
Spolecnost ia jest zastonpena Is sta
teoh Unie cita IA 900 cleni,
Pojizfnje zivot az ma $4,000.
Nemocnym vyplaci podporu cd 1874
tydne.
Phspevky mohou zapravovany bJh
tydne.
DIE vfrocni zpravy, l. lecna 1874 Wy
placeno nemocnym
roku 1879, : 73,185 co podpora
- $4,000 vypDaceno dedi-
cum zemtel}ch.
Pfirdstek jmeni roku 1873, 500,
Pfebytek dne /. ledna 1874, $4,000.
Blizsi zpravu poda:
-. karger.
..183 Ontario Str.
74-H OLEVELAND,O.
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NJ zanIll.


Ge0ekdad, Columbus, Cincinnati Il
Indiana IT, IL.
z Clevelandu odilzdi 655 dopoiedne
2. 30 $50 odpoledne.
Do Clevelandu pfijfEdi 7.30 rdno 400 a
9.55 odpoledne.
z Crestlne 9.55 rano 55 1000 odp.
Do Columbus l2.25 V pol. 9.45 1886
.noci.
Do Dayton 400 rano 2.3o edp.
Do Cincinnati $40 rano $40 odp.
z Cincinnati 100 1000 rano 9.45 yet.
Z indianapolis 6.25, 1880 100 rano.
z St. Louis 7.l5 rano 2.55 7.40 odp.
Chicago $50 $50 rano.
Do Chicago nejlepsi iezditi vecernfm
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-05-13

0vg1gt Esysrs II - ssp g. 80 a3F. Pftifa a. nov.
Palgase.y1s4 = p osY oie-st. Pa-la3. 7sJ 1vp
100 g-s PSu.til 49 BasArI Sd - 4a4. rs sAg
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-05-13

Macnera PisAu. diesel pri6iny dosud
neobiasutue domova a ubiral Sc pres
Zahofi a odtud a. blizkcho hradu Zyiko- \
va Zie yystoupil ma nejvyssi misto a
zayazay ST oti. yrhl SC Sc skdly strme ia I
10 saha yysoke Pohled ua mrtyclu byl /
hrozny. V kapse l7leteho sebeyraba ma
LEILA Sc knizka, iejizto poznamek tuzkoa !
psanych ide ma jeyo nespokoienost ieho
sc staven sym, Do n6hoz pry byl nucen.
V. Sourek byl synem 20 nekdejsim krai-
sk6m inzenYra piscckem, aysak otce
matku zahy ztratil -
Neiv6tsi ieskyntua ma syttb jest
snad .Cacahnniipa MeAiku. Pfedtit
vc,ikosti mnohem mamutoyou ieskyni
! 'Kentuckach, ktera. iak znamo, svou roy
.ahlosu vynikia nad ysecky zuame jesky-
Ne eyrcpske, Cacahuamilpa-ska jeskyne
est pfeklenua yyhaslou sopkou. Teprye
nedayno byla vsecka Cd Q Blisse We spo-
I leenosti go osob prozkounAna. Bliss u
refejnil pred kratkym tasem strucnt
/ American association nbkterG zFla5tnosti.
+ Y hlubin6 asi 80 stop mohlo Sc uynitf
/ jeskynt asi DV0u mctru bez obtle ku
pfedu psstupoyati kIenba byla tax w
soka, ze vystfeleue. zapdlene sipy Ien
ztidka ii dosably. Pod touto ieskyni na-
lezaji Sc jestt dyt iine yelmi velikebo OBJ
iemu, nichz Sc dye feky speiuji proud
mizi We vzdaleuo5ti ) mil pod horou. O.
5yyateli jeskyn t6chta jsou pfe6etni neto-
pyfi
>tastut operovdn. Mady nui.
ktery bfezuu 1874 nasleiken nesmysl-
ne sazky yidli3ku sp3lkl byl konednt
.sa,tu3 operovdn. Neil Sc m0h, re- w
soua,i. jylo tFeba zpusobiti zaatt podbfis
nice. ktcryz Sc sradno vzbudil jakousi
zirayi10u. kdyz byl Lau- eur dos;a-
tex .proparayaa. ch'5l l6kaf Labb K oPe-
raci pf.kro1iti. Avsak Prav5 = IN dobu
r1ZHemOh. Sc .muz YldIcsOu ma nesto-
g:ec a operace se musela odro9iti. Dne
. m. n. konecn5 mohla sc vykonati. Jen
ntkolik lekafi bylo pfi tom pfitomno.
Matka a til pfdtelt nemocneho otekdvali
salonu yfsledek. Operace byla nesnad-
ma a tryala dosti dlouho. NemocDy ne
kolikrate omdlel a ztratil mnoho krve.
kone3na pal y. hod. ozramn lekaf ie
klestt vnikly d. zaladku. Po pil hodine
povolana u. Lausseuroya ukazana II
6nln4 zsernala vidlieka. iez 2 zaludku ie.
iibo svna pravs v,iazena bvla. Lausseur
nFest5 operaci do.ti zmazile a trptliyt a
lest nvni liz skoro dpln4 zdrav.
,s -: "a
- : p D.. ..1-I..tae,..e
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ISaak Leisy & Go.
(Nastupcove f. Haltnortha)
MAJETNlCI
lV d v Il + u.
137-113 Vega Avenue.
CLEVELAND. Ohio
Cleveland, Ohio.

Firma tato rozesyla tez pivo sve do ci
zich mist, nebot jest dorozum6na Sc vse.
mi zeleznicemi parolodnimi spoleenost. .
mi, takze vsem zakaEkam cas- vyhoyeti
maze.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-16
NOTICE.

| Ta the vetefs fer Representatives - Cen'
Hress 7aDa for RiectoT1 for PressAss'
and Vice President Of the Unieed States
IN the State Of LsulsiaDa.
THR UNDERSIGNED. HAVING BEEN DESl0'
3skpUV0NB1gpOgtQeea - - -. 1Ae1es
s sss ss c' s:s e =; s ss circuit u!
sss 0s et S.c Safes Ss;sb1 noes
ss,. s;S q sas snssssase
3. RI 8 & +; ss ssi &
'; SSs = p ssf s K ss . .
n aid election the ffes AMI unsmb cpPo.
tunty 20 - d. feGfdess Of his oeHtieel 0pan1o0s
and prsfessnces. sd also. regardleas Of his race
10 this end i'll required ~ The NV thststhe
set g ssss's pPs from Sf IL
city. town or parieh and who are able to rad and
70 answer iuiiy t6e papps d their sYpont'
esod :sodbe Il s ps
taiity - hixaesH Who's moral v ausn9e, AZ
as .ns &c
sSs Se e: ss% ~
Ave t e cSos Ss ,s ueon
,comDedStioa Of tho ehief supervisor IN the inst
1 tns Dsss. q md e s: to ss
STANCES, must rely upon tho Recommendation
Of others. it il suggested as the most salts:
factory node Of DrosuriDg The names of
suitable psrsnns, to b forwarded with the
application, that tho chairaaen Of tho executeve
Committees Of the tive political parties in tho city,
town OF parish lofk in the Recommendation Of Such
pefsons . they rhev Aesm best qualified propafay
70 discharge tho duties required Of such super.
vieofs. ~ @
This 10 the course heretofore pursued in Missis-
sippi. which was found to work we'll
/ hope that no good citizen, who may be appoint
ed - supervisor. will decline to act; and, in con-
clusion permit mo 10 express the desire thaS al
they desire and require their own TO be respected.
II this hoye shsh he realised NO just complaint
will be made in regard to your coming federal
election. Z
Editors throughouS the Stste will confer favor I
by giving this Communication . place in their
e. A. HILL,
United States District Judge for Mississippi.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-16
SIaEL AZ. A STATESMAN.

The Democrsts snust be little short Of
statesmen just now, and have taken up
General Franz 6igel, who cut q rather
comical figure during the late war, a. a
military leader who could get out Of a hot
action with his command more success
fully than any other captain in the service.
Since the cessation Of organized hostiities
Sigel has been rather a pleasant memory
than an actual fact and when referred TO 1t
al, spoken Of as well meaning volunteer
who never did any great harm either to
the enemy or his own command Beinga
man of good character, however, and
well known for what little reputation he
enjoyed as military leader to most of the
German voters Of the Union the Demo-
Gratis have adopted his name a. trade
mark to their quack reform, and have
even carried the burlesque so far AS to
get his signature to letter which has
been coupled with one tom Charles
Fraacis Adams 1sad publishsd to An a.
tonished, woEd, This move looks as
though tia tDsmAeracy. lad ordered mp
th6tr reserves Tor . dnal and despente
charge. But e ths bombshsll did not e.
plode, snd the whole effort began to -,
spme ~ sort q. Fatt Fisher aspect q re-
porter Of the New York Herald WAS sent
to interview the nero Of NrSUn'S creek, I
The REPORTER. o. at least those Who sent
him, evideatly hooked upon 6igsi Is
Captain Cutie did upon Bpnsby, and re-
igsrded his opimien. ssas is I'm -opisien.' -
OF courss we don't know what As 70
doubtable General said on this occasion:
We only know what tke interviews re.
ported be said. After appropriate ques.
tons bad been propQunded, and during
the course Of theinterview, he DISCHARGED
himself about a. follows He has no i'll
feeling against the Republican party, be-
cause he has been well treated by them
since the war. But he thinks the .sbusi.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-16

.sa .-sioss INV oRlsASs. August y. 1876.
Anths msmbsrs Of tAs American Unien Club and
Grand Army Of the kepubic arS requested to
meet st TIE rooaus 1t the 1mSraesn Union Club,
on Oahp. svtrest, svss cIlHS boon score, On
iW1nmsAAY. cAasuss a, As7s, 1t 10 P. NJ, soz
ths DsD<ss d forming. -. asseq'sti,a Of ths
Union Veterans" and electing dslegatAs to tho
Cow sutton. to he held September 70. ct Indian
u oils. diana. -
q Tl's7@o rs -r T. 8. JOHNSON,
President American Unien Ciuh
7. A. WOODWARD,
Post Commando, Grand Army Of the Republic
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-16
CAUSES OF 1sDusTR1AI srAeHAr1oH

CAUSES OF INDUSTRIAL sTAGNATION
Those who are willing to seek fairly The
causes of industrial stagnation through.
out the United States will find them com.
bined in . single fact The productive
force of the nation, in al except . few
principal and industrial interests, has ex-
eeeded the demand for those productions.
The effect Of foreign immigration has
been to convert many consumers of
American provisions into producers.
The importation Ct manufactures has SO
far stimulated the production Of these
commodities as that there is no adequate
marker for thenreither at home or abroad
That the 4 demand for such, labor
has, diminished has been shown
BY the actual return Of many
thousands Of people to Europe within the
past few years ,. Food and wages ere sp-
preaching an equilibrium IA The. two con
tinents Of Europe.and America. rt
This nation Las reached stage Of pro-
duction common to ali progressive peo-
pie. 1t is that in which the capacity for
production exceeds the demand for the
exportable surplus. There 10 no Euro
pean power which has not expsriencedI
exactly the same stagnation Of industry.
Their relief has been found IN opening
new markets for the surplus productions
Of their industry. England received the
first relief from the colonization Of Amer
lea, the acquisition Of India, and from
the forcibie entry into the Chinese mar
ket France and Holland have rssorted
to the same commercial policy. Russia
constituted her industries on the basis Of
civilized Europe. and has been pressing
for half century upon the markets Of
the Mediterranean and of India, with all
the arts Of diplomacy, and Ill the force
Of war. So. .+ssts
The Exceptional interest to which We
have referred as sti1l demanded BY the
want Of the world are the growth and
manufacture Of cotton. We have i'm
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-16

Tho com mittee interested in the preser-
walton of the Old South Church, at Dossos,
have received letter from the grand mas
ter of the Lodge Of Massachusetts. pledg-
ing the cooperation Of the MasoniC'fratsr.
nifty throughout the State toward saving
the building. +.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-16

The Womcn's Centennial journal NOTICES
that few Of the persons suffering from cum
stroke 1t Philadaiphis are womsa. It.
tributes the fac. partly to the moro suitable
dressing Of the women, and partly to their
hsbitusl abstinence from the use Of intoxi-
eating liquors. a. 81
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-16

The best whist In tho country was played
in the eiubroom Of the old Uaited SrateS
Hotel at Saratoga. when Cornelius Wander
bilt, General Wool, Rsverdy johnson and
Judge Wayne, of Georgia. we're frequent
ers Of the place. The clubroOm was built
about 1915 go
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-16

The pre4psetus iios NThe Child's Bible,
says the narrative y to ~ given in esnsecu-
tive ORDER 'somittins ealt such portions -
any judieisus parent would hesitate to %
lect Is suitable for . ycuAs chAld, and IN
such cases insstting lev ccnnsctins xordi
to preserve the ooniiAuity Of the story. 7
What . commentary sDths Old TDtamant
il that! HeSvsnsssveitAe',0 usdpsaesss from
the Smart Alesis 6f shesltGy! Childrea
can b - u aeoW Hesm0untNDtil theif
minds arc strong enough to taxa tho blunt
speeches Of the Old without harm, and al
Bib!e'menders should be suppressed.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-16

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 4epfeoqDea1x yes
The p4fkm6uM importance of an enlarged
market for our surplus productions tnhs
found and formed among the sister re-
tubncs and empires sfathis contip1hk
Tia President has dana nQah- to1asa-th iG
object, and there is not Republican
minister from MEXICO to'Patagcnia who
has not reported Jealous efforts for that
object. Our ministers and cousulsi Ct
Guatemala, Peru, Chill, Colombia Bra
I'll, have all advocated projects of tresties
favorable to the organization Of new md
reciprocal markets. There has been one
agency wanting 1t is that Of steamships
from this and other Gulf ports, connect
ing our Western commerce with those
continental countries. Thus far not
much more has been effected than to con-
vince those peoples Of the sincere deter
mination of the Republican Union to pro
tect those other American States from
foreign Intervention in their domestic
affairs. The practical contamination of
this foreign policy has been arrested BY
this Democratic Congress, which has
attacked this diplomatic service bill in
such spirit as to diminish American in
fuence upon this continent greatly. We
should apprehend from Democratic as
tendency such an incapacity to apprs-
ciate the importance Of an effectaal
foreign policy as to shut up and shut off
that outlet for American surplus. The
explanation Of the temporary stagnatiou!
of American progress is found in the inn
mense capacity Of the nation to produce
and the limited access Of the American
producer to a market adequate to con-
sumo the surplus. Let the Republicans
carry on and carry out their con-
tinental policy. Let them open ~
ciprooal trade With those coantries
and create the steam facilities for cons
Quoting that trade, and the only tempo
rary impeachment to the growth Of the re-
public will be removed. We may remark
hat the repul.ion of immigration INTO the
southern States by reason Of the political
has prevented those States from
'artieipstipe lin the general progress Of
he Uniea.s yet owing chiefly to the laboas
4 the eGnaneipatel negroes ltha prodna-
ions ofthe Soath have eontributed greatly |
o the national prosperity. II ShefpoiitD
al Bousbons would 40 haH Is nrucA for |
he progress Of the South as the etnniaSnci-
ated negroes have done, the South would |
ave participated il the general and e1-,
advance OF national wealth,
opulation, and IL. the centennial respect
all nations. n .,,tr III
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-16

1t is oil right, Of course, e pitch into the
Turks for their Bulsasiss outEsges, Sut
they are only initators sftsr Ill. This day
6s5 years ago Richard Of the Lion Heart
and his oonfedssstss slaughtered twenty
five hundred Sarseea hestsgss BY tho walls
Of Acre, and converted the gals Of che
murdered inddels into Christian medicines"
How Is that for precedentf
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-16

During the last twenty years the British
government has added 573ships to the navy
by building, and has purchased forty. four.
more. It has sold ITO, broken up lbs and
thity-one have been lost. The number of
Calling guns in use il being RAPIDLY in
creased. The large isoaeisds aFs nsw ~
armed with them, and several have lately
been sent to Malta. M "a ,,..s....t'.i ~, ~,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-16

th4pqpfeP ,0p1gpment S1nnAshssvd
nom the conviction Of . Democratic
President, thGt the allegiance OF citizen
is due first "a his own State, and by
|611lisakoO to Tie Union. The Demo
esasgnhls observation-disclosures
pesbls arenzesoraing tor'theix'. sashs foz
basstyss Wedoonst aoubt that many M
20 terrified By de ''noise ofi che oapdvss''
and; the 1shoutinge thAt they have Con-
cluded TO take out policy Of life in
surance. 'tN - ~ ~
A friend calls our attention to the fact
that Mr.. Gibson has been holding the
hard money fort against the dssertion Of
the hard money men themselves. and that
thus Mr.. Gibson has been standing in OPP
position to the national platform demand
ing the repeal of the specie resumption
act. We reply that the Democracy Of
Louisiana attach no importance to the
questions Of finance, tariff or internal inn
provement The object is to put the Fed
ieral government in the hands of States
rights Democrat. This object effected,
any State legislation may be secured, and
the eminent domain of the States will not
b invaded by the authority of the Federal
gevefments o.l- i.
We cali the attention of the Repub-
Leans, white and colored, to this con-
spiracy.. We have already explained
that twenty-fourr Of the one hundred
and hirty-eight Southern electoral
votes promised to Tilden have been, Or
are to be. conquered from the colored
constituency We now warn this con-
stituency. chat the power of their own
vUts is ths chief factor in the eonspirasy
to deprive them of the right of free suf.
ffage. Let Mr.. Tilden succeed in the
election and mo- Republican, white OF |
,olored, IN 4 Southern State. can ever
hope for Federal succor under his admin
a. = - II, s~, . -. - sr
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-16

General Reeves, OneCf the beldest Of the
Cuban leaders, Who WIS killed on tho 9Th
instant by . Spanish isharpshooter, .yas
formerly . clerk, in the enpl, ~ OF AIT.
Stewart & Co.; his fASher was . clesgyrAsaI
in BROOKLYN, ~" 81 ''s
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-16
NOTICE.

! s,,..... 100. erArx OF LoulsIANA,
! Eh'9if a'r '0Mco q SsStetasy ef Stafs,
! ~ n a.. .sgeE Oslse9s, .AuFnat u, ls76s
The eduozs or propgteters Of the several Official
Journals Of the various pariShes in the stste arc
hereby requested to publish. in accordance with
tie reqsiteiAenrs Il aftieA NJ Of tie state esn-
stitutioh, TIA peopossA aneAdmsah tsths said
csaetit1tieA = % suh9itteA to the people ct the
noxe generalelnooou. - ~ aAx.s o aA,.s~-
Ia sis aio1i fas'1 p. q. iDE6LONDE, =. -
INT ai7iA - ca 6<01stsry Of stats.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-16

Four different trsnslstions Of Bret
Harts's "Gabrisl Conroy" are announced
for appearance in Germany. 80
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-16

Medemet Ali Paeha, the commander Of
the Turkish forces. operating Sskaihst sef-
via, is Frenohman., In boyhood no de-
serted from ship on vhich hs YES en-
ployed as . cabin boy, and took, sers Toe
with an inf1entisla 4EdGselmsn. He >wXs
educated in coast.ntinopie. changed his
religion, and accepted . commission in the
army. whsrs' Ia, spasdily rose to. the inn
portant cOmanAnA he. now eocupips,..
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-16

Miss Minnie Palmer has . sweat nsW
society drama called "Kisses," in whiCh she
viii open 1t DeBars Theatre, in St. Louis,
next Month. Ii -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-16
A CARD. FROM SECRETARY OF
~ saa STATE DESLONDE.


lC0py.1
~ t-N INV ORLxANs, Argust Is. 1876
EDITOR New Orleans Tinee: +s4l ~
aER-My sttennoa has been called to state.
ment yuAhhea IN our issue Of the tenth instant
u which Y j. apeerted that retained I'VE dollars
- my fees for copying an act of the Legislature,
stating that the charge was zone dollar for the
certifying md four dellsrs lsf tho copyingn -'.s
.TAe asssnent n absolutely untrus. whea a.
tsoAing ~ 6gpatusp to the certi6este On tho COPY
ofths act my own clerk handed me one dollar
my fee for placing the seal Of State to the eerth
cate. See sections 35O6 ard 3a73 ksvised statutes
The clerk Of the low firm you speak of was in.
formed BY me that the charge was one dollar for
the certificate - ID ,fsi A.. 4
It AppesmttpA fpsmesa olGk Of this once fire.
queatly charged fses, foE his own, benefit, unwar-
HAnted b. law bur irmediately on my being ap-
prised Of the fact discharged him.
Ny clerk being absent nom the city, absssin
from ssyihx sussAiss Regarding nv four AonAs
until his return. -. 4, r..
ve...... ~ his. p. G. DESLONDE,. ~.
.nle Secretary Of State.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-16

The State bonds 81 Tennessee, which
three years ego we're selling 1t eighty cents
on the dollar, are now qaotsd ct torty-ive
cents. Tennessee is Democratic ct all times
and under al circumstances.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-16

The NV York ZIWss has issued cam
paign edition. IL is,fall of statistics, faets
and figures going TO show what . tremen-
dous fraud az reformsr and statesman Is
Mr.. Tilden, the Democratic no0inee. q,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-16

If Tilden should be elected he would re-
move Conner, the sheriff who let Tweed
escape, and give him better place. i.