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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-04
ANUSEMENIS

The VARIETIES THEATER. Notwithstanding
| the inolemency OF the YEA her there was
quite large audience present at this theater
| last night
| Mr.. Raymond is nov in the full tide of
success, and will doubtless attract crowded
houses during the remainder of the week
The box sheet already shows large sale of
seats for Saturdays matinee, and promises to
be one Of the largest Of the season.
| ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-The heavy rain last
night prevented many from attending this
as other theaters, although there was very
| respectable dress circle who braved the storm
| to see those excellent comedians, Harrigan
aud Hart. Their new sketch, called "The
Higgins Coterie, is one Of those side-splitting
pieces for which its author, Mr.. H ,rrigan is
famous. Tonight these gentlemen take q
| benefit 1t will be their last night but one,
and no doubt will be in point OF numbers, a
satisfactory farewell to these really deserving
artists. Miss Rena, beautiful young come
dienne Of talent, commences an engagement
here on Sunday. Report speaks favorably of
her She presents for her opening her new
Irish piecs called "Cush, or The Heart Of
Gold" II is from the pen of James Nc
| Closkey, Esq, q famous dramatic author. To-
morrow the last Harrigan & Hart matinee
will take place Go early.
The ST.. CHARLES THEATER.-Prof Peppers
play Of the "Alchemist's Daughter is now on
| tn last nights Of its representation, and adj
mirers of startling scenic effects should not
fail to witness the attractions offered in this
play.
On Monday next Mr.. Frank Frayne will
appear for the first time in this city, in his
romantic and sensational play of Isl Slo-
cum
The FRENCH COMEDY COMPANY. =" Nos
Intimes is announced tor the .dies' matinee
on Saturday afternoon at the. Opera House,
by the French Comedy Company. 1t is one
| OF the strongest plays these talented artists
play, and the performance will doubtless be
| largely attended. The admission to the
matinee is put at fifty cents. On Sunday
night grand representation will be given of
| the "Les Deux O:phelines," and as that will
be the only performance Of the piece the
house will certainly be crowded
GLOBE THEATER new candidates for
public favor at this theater have been meeting
with great successfully being greeted night
| ly with crowded houses. The old favortes,
however, still hold their own, dividing as it
were the bonors with the newcomers. To-
night another attractive programme will be
offered, and doubtless the Globe will, as
usual. come in for its share Of public
patronage.
ST. PArR1cKs FAIR-We have been pleased
to See St Patrick's Hall filed nightly with the
friends of st. Patrick's Church. the patron
sain. seems be showering his blessings upon
the ladies under whose charge things are pro-
...=si-. 50 4lva .tes 2usly. The contests are
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-04

"What will you have?" asked waiter of
one of the Indiana editors at the dinner in
Philadelphia, as he handed a bill of fare.
Aud the Hoosier with the high forehead
leaned back III his chair, wiped his forehead
thoughtfully with napkin, and calculated
sternIy :: "Gimme all !"-Louisviue Ledger.
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Seed POtatOes-OniOas.

cHHH BBLS CHOICE SEED, EARLY ROSE.
-VOt' Goo rich, Jackson Whites Peerless and
Pinktyes.
1000 bhs Peach Bows and Russets
5oO oDs Red and SilversAin ONIONS.
kROC I In barrels and half barrels
BEA IS nd PEAS in lots to salt
For sale by J. C.. MURPHY & CO..
laif So POydras street.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-04

Sam Cox has received orders trora the DEM
ocratic committees Of several States for great
quantities OF his speech on amnesty, the total
demand at this time reaching 175, 900 copies
LrcIan1e
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-04
PROBABILITIES.

WASHINGTON, Feb. For the Gulf States,
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, rising barom-
eter, north and north vest winds, colder and
clear or clearing weather, with norther in
the Southwest.
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De Witt Talmage says: at ID better to
trust in the Lord than to put confidence in
map, and never neglect to cut the cards, no
matter who deals them.-&. Louis Times"
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-04

All Sing and All Sin have been at law IN
San Francisco about the sale OF wife. TEs
matter has been referred to All Bitration.
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INSURANCE.
FIREMEN'S INSURANCE CON-
Corner Grayier and Camp streets.

FFICE FIREMEN'S NSUhANCE COM-
Corner Grayier and Camp streets.
NEW ORLEANS Jan. 49, 1876
,,...;nc of the Board of Directors, held this
a. - was resolved to declare the following divi-
1ed fran the net earnings of the ten months end
ing December 81 1875:
r. ,ar cent no annual interest ON capital
stock paid in
. To carry to reserve Fund in accordance with
Section Art VIII of the Charter five per cent -.
3. To carry to the credit Of the F1remen's Char
table Association OF New Orleans, for the support
of the Widows and Orphans and the General Relief
SYST en- Of said Association, IN accordance with Sec
Art VIII of the harter, ten per cent. lo'.
A Five per cent 81 interest dividend on capital
stock paid in.
8 Forty per cent. (4O dividend to participating
in lrrers
Al declaration of dividends to stockholders to BE-
carried 10 credit of stock notes in accordance with
sec. s. art VII Of the charter.
par,apatiup dividends to insurers (not stockhold-
ers) payable in cash OIL demand
IN, MARKS President.
7. PRCDHOMME, Vice President.
T. H. BENNERS, Secretary.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
Jacob Alexander Wash. Marks.
Leon EertOli, b. M Pono,
II. H. Dierhorst, T. Prudhomme.
l.. Il. Cain, &. Sporl,
John Plsspatrick, Otto Thoman,
G. Taylor Gauche, Geo. Waters,
Chas. Henald L. A. WIFE,
Aft Fl. Isaacson b. Wormann,
Ap Kin In Marks.
ja.1 I'm
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-04

To-day, Byrne's remnant day.. remnants at
purchasers own price.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-04

To-day, Byrne's remnant day, remnants at
purchasers own price,
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-04

The Boston Journal no es that popular
actress, who died recently, eft An unprotected
husband w;'hou! visible means of support.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-04

New Orleans, s.. Louis and Chicago and
Mississippi Genital railroads burn st. Bernard
coal
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Direct rs:

Directors:
Al. HOMILA. PIERRE LANAUX.
l. ~ SMALL. L. j. WEBSTER
J. B. CANORS. EN- SCOTT
Z. F. GOLSAN. IOUIS SruNr1DFp
j. pIAISENT. J0HNIEIsv
HENRY ABRAHAM NJ NILSSON
ial5 I'm
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-04

EYENE's REMNANT DAY.-Remnants at half
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-04

BYRNE's REMSANT DAY.-Remnants at half
price.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-04

See the New La. Kemedy eIseWhere.
Wants and 70 Rent inserted in the BULLETIN fol-
fifty cents.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-04

ST. PArR1cK's FAIR.-We have been pleased
to see st. Patrick's Hall filed nightly with the
frieLds of ST. Patrick's Church. the patron
sain. seems be showering his blessings upon
the ladies under whose charge things are pro-
...ssl-s 50 .lva .te2 2us,v. The contest: are
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-07

1t SCENE that Mr.. Hamlin's postal bill, is
| OF by any means a frank atonement for tn
|revious laundering legislation, for which he
Fas mainly responsible, by which the news
|apers were so heavily taxed. The Spring
feld RepUblical gives with brief point what
he press generally is saying at more length
Is follows
"Hamlin's new postal bill will win hin
Dew execration in the eyes OF all people
rhe charging of four rates OF postage on al
|hird class matter, according 10 distance, /.
= violation OF all convenience, both OF the
public and Of the post Office, which will never
pc submitted 10. Two rates, easy distIn
ku1sbable, as for instance one within The
ftate and one beyond, would have been toll
erable, but n cent an ounce for ali under 3Ol
kniles and four rates in all make mess O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-07

The propriety OF permitting the practice OF
dissection has been pretty fully discussed
late years, the doctors very naturally
king ground In favor OF the operation. The
port OF royal commission in England has
st been presented TO the Queen. The COM
fission hold that the practice is highly i'm
brtant TO science, but that nevertheless its
buse by inhuman or unskilful persons-in
bort the infiiction OF any unnecessary pain
justly abherrent 10 the moral sense of the
lost distinguished Psychologists and the
post eminent surgeons and physicians; and
Pat the support Of these eminent persons, as
ell as OF the general public, may be conf
entity expected for any reasonable measures
blended 10 prevent abuse. They, therefore
ecommend that only skilled persons spe-
tally licensed be permitted TO experiment
10 living animals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-07

q bis appointment of RIch'd Fl. Dana, jr., ID
Minister TO England the President carries
{ Joaquin Miller's idea that literary mer
|ould more frequently be selected for polit
'al preferment. In his lecture here last fall
|e President being one of his auditors, he
plored the fact that literary men as a rule
ere ignored by the politicians. and said
an instance Of their unfair treatment, that
Fhile United States Minister abroad (Mr.
ancrofD who had written many big books
Ed been retired. another American Minis
r (GeD. Schenck) who had written bat one
Pok, and that very little one, was retained
Office" The "poet OF the Sierras" will
|ubtless be gratlhed TO hear that the author
the little but very instructive volume has
en- recalled, and the author of several bulky
blumes given his place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-07

The Cincinnati Commercial virtually aban-
rs its remarkable theory that the outcry
aipst the prices proposed by the landlord
arks Of that city was a little game OF Nor.
ms and Blaine's TO get the republican con-
|ntion away from Cincinnati. 1t now
|omises that no guilty landlord than es-
pc, and says in this connection:
The hotel accommodations in this civ
|e excellent There are three houses that
nk Is 1rstclass, and half dozen commo.
|ous second-c class, besides houses on the En-
|pean plan. A great multitude can be hand
|mely cared for, and IL the hotel keeners
love themselves greedy and illiberaI, we
|omise the press OF the country the best as
stance we can give to render this town too
|t, or too cold, for them, regulating the
[raments.o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-07

"A prominent New York lawyer gives IL as
s opinion that Marsh cannot be punished
= the crime he committed (bribery,) which
lime was disclosed by him as a witness
Fainst Belknap before the Congressional
mmittee, unless his (Marsh's) offence can
proven by testimony independent OF that
ven by him before said committee. He
fotes section $50 OF the Revised Statutes,
hich provides that no testimony given by a
illness before either House or before any
mmittee OF either House of Congress shall
used as evidence In any criminal proceed
e against him in any court except in a
|osecution for perjury committed in giving
en- testimony. AS several instances OF this
md have occurred before, 1t would seem
|oper 70 take immediate action to amend
Us law In order that the briber may suffer
well as the bribed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-07

REQUESTS for ga suspension of public opln-
ION" becoming painfully frequent. A
similar req uest is now made bya CORE
fpondent OF the New York Ecening Post In
The case Of General Belknap. This corre-
fpondent, who signs himself "a Connection
pr the Family" says he is In possession Of
facts which satisfy him of the entire inno-
cence OF General Belknap OF the charges i'm
lputed TO him by the various newspapers,
and That the said facts can only epanate
lnow from him on bis trial; his lips by neces-
pity are closed meanwhile. He therefore
Deems IL but just that the public should sus-
|rend Judgment until Mr.. Bslkna2 gives his
q Violence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-07

Dne more state, or rather territory. heard
Pm- The republican delegates from wyo-
ing TO the national nominating conventio
We been instructed to vote for Biistow
lis Is small beginning, but tall oaks from
Tie aeorns grow. So far as popular express
ms OF opinion are concerned, "Biaine, of
fine," seems TO be considerably In advance
all the other republican aspirants.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-07

The lightning has struck in divers places
late, and now IL is reported that a thun-
ierbolt is soon TO descend upon the devoted
bead Of prominent democratic aspIrant to
fhe Presidency. Let no guilty man esca pc,
whether he be republican or democrat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-07

$50 lucky" says a practical society re-
|orter, "that the Belknap exposure didn't
me until the beginning Of Lent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-07
Matter on Every Page

The attention OF advertisers aud OF the pub
generally is invited to the above showing
the circulation of The STAR for last week.
10 is the highest average weekly circula-
IA ever reached by this paper. and, 1t is
Re to say, more than three times as great
that Of any other daily paper ever pub
bed In Washington. These igures, in con-
ction with the well-known fact that 1t is
ken and thoroughly read by all classes,
ID, indeed by almost every family in the
strict OF Columbia, show more emphati-
Ply than can be expressed in words the
hue Of THE STAR as an advertising me-
nm. In this respect 1t is literally without
! equal, and no other paper comes any
here near it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-07

Beecher rebuking Belknap, and Satan re-
euking En- are alliterative and parallel
cases.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-07
FOR RENT AND SALE.

LOB SALE HE1 P-on sss, term. part cash,
tslsuc- on tin e, q Eice BUILDING LOT, cor
Itrct III srd streets nat h-s-t. ABLY O. " J =,
McCt MY c, rner Uf tth ssd I s.re-ts north vet
or Il HkNkY ScDONYsTI142 sth street n@rta-
AZ
FOR sALE-ATAB ,FGsIN-SsariY IeW sIX-
foon fhAMk HOUSE. bay window, With all
T s'oern imsto,ements Two stIry .nt building
teiween AID aud lagh aud 18Th -tre@-s north
Eesf, or o. the orb-r, q. Z GARDNER. No 1871
LOB BkNT-Fnrni-b-d HOdsk .x room ::
modern imprnyem-nts; aO6 lst street sou "a :
east Apply FRANK MILLER, Plumber. PEI n
syvsnis avenue b-ar II street northwest fen l7-
LOB RENr-A FARM situated on the n -riboro'
Il road. three miles e. ON " asniu gton C.. utA nj
no acres, I'm proved By . large dwelling, With ap-
propffste out buildings, &C. Apply to - rs
TkIMBLe, f06 street southeast feb2i-ss
ErOR eALE on lXCBAN9E-several Sun Il
U FAkmS. beautifully Lea Cd within sigh Of the
cit iteI ms easy g ID Q. bonds taken Of par.
feblf-lm ROB r A. PHILLIPS, COS IS & ct. NV.
REAL ESTATE BULLETIN
THOS. Z. WAGGAMAN, SIs Sth 81
(CxassG made srey Wednesday, ssd Saswday.l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-07
INTHE sUPREME COUkrOF DISTRIO7

ffoE ItHg q SPscinI IsTNl, MuTc1 Z, 1875.
In the case Of George W. Husss, aiministra-
tor OF MA RGAEET DOWD. aece ,sed, the adj min
isirstor Aforesaid has, with the appreciation OF
the Supreme Court Of the District Of Columbia
aforesaid, appointed TUESDAY, April 4th, A ID.
1a6, for the final settlement and distribution of
the personal estate of said deceased, and Of the
assets In hand, rs far ss the same have been coll
lectsd and turned into money; when and where all
the creditors and heirs of said deceased notified
they may otherwise by law be excluded from ali
benefit in said deceased estate: Proc ided CORY of
this order be published 9 week for three weeks
In the Evening Star previous to the said day. Test
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-07

CLOSING SALE OF THE SEASON,
JOHN r. MITCHELL
93l PENNSYLYAHIA AVENUE.
al the remaining stock Of Foreign and Domestic
DIZZY GOODS will now be cold st prices less than
ever. Having made reductions from our mark cd
down prices OF Fall and Winter stock.
We ARE DAILY receiving select Spring Fabrics.
and the Novelties Of the season ss soon - they
pear in the Northern cities.
FULL stock of HOusek eeping Goods.
lull stock Of Mourning Goods;
Eull stock Of Domestic Goods;
Full stock of Ladies' and Misses Underwear con-
stantly on hand.
New Cashmere, real Val. Lsces and Insertinss,
Hamburg Edgings, French Val. and Point, always
on hand We have 9 small lot Of Applique Lsoe
SIS 20 eS, about one fosrth the gold cost OF i'm
portation. JOHN T. MITCHELL,
febH-u 93l fennsylvania avenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-07
DRY GOODS.

j I ST ENID.
New eprine Dress Goods 81 r.
Nep epring lrc-s 4 Onds ~ NJ
New tpriuE nress Goods ~ NAc
New Spring Dress Goods . 80
RorSered frenth Lawns
French percales. " hit- Piaues.
New srffns Silks. 81 IS. 81 - and Sis
fisck silks good hAresin-l 81 % - - q Tara
iron auCfion. WILLIAM ~. BILLY.
msi6 q us market space.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-07
mOHUN BROS.,
msr7-r 1OlA Pennsylyanfa AVE- oor llth

81.
aERR CARRIAGES CARRIAGES. .5
ESzH CARRIAGES. SNZSS
49, On hand, l00 Carriages uewS[S13
and second hand, Of my own and other MAKER,
which am Offering at greatly reduced prices /
am finishing q number Of very fine Doctors Phm :
tons, which will compare with any made here or
elsewhere Also, large ssscr ment Of light road
Wagons, Brewster and other patterns
Repairing promptly att ndtd TO.
JOHN L. BRIDGET,
mari 81 1905 PennsyIyaIia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-07

GRAND OPENING
SPR ING DRY GOODS.
We have osened 81 our NEW STORE de-merig
nstes a MITCHELL with ~ entire sev stock Of vurT
DRY GOODS
q foreign and domestic fabric. for sPRiNG .uS
sUnnkR WEAR, 20 which we invite oar friends
and the public.
Our specialties ere . full line Of
DREss GOODS,
DRKSs SILKS,
BLACK DREss GOODS.
WHITE GOODS.
HOUSEHOLD wARk,
CLOTHS.
I'll AEHHLs,
DoMEsrIcs,
HOSIERY, &c .Ac.
wOLFORD a sHILBERG,
sl7 MARkET SPACE,
maro " Tnird ,or from 9th street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-07

I'm WEDNESDAY, MARCH Ist,
WE WILL OPEN AN
ENTIRE NEW STOCK
SPRING GOODS,
Introducing several Novelties, TO which we invite
the special attention OF our numerous frieuds
SPRING DRESS GOODS.
Eases scotch Plalds, Z1s, worth 2Oc
Eases Maltese suiiinss l21z. worth 20c.
Gases Tona Stripes, Is, worth 25c.
Gases hnfckerbOcker PlAies, ~ worth Soc
Cases yaconet suitfugs, Is, worth Sc
Gases Centennial Plsids, Is. worth a5c
Gases Cheviet Mohairs. Is, worth A5c
Gases Plain MOhsirs. n, worth 3sc
Cases shetland Romaines Is cents and foil line of
be litter grades, from 81. 81, 40, 90, ac.
PIKEs
100 II 4 White Spreads, 81, worth sIGO.
bales nbitsched Cotton, &C.
cases perfect Caiicoes, &C.
tyObl Turkey Red Damask, sc.
Dob ard long Towels, (German Linen, laao.
Yard wide Pacific Cretones, l2lsc
BIG DRIVE IN BLACK ALPACAS-
Double W idth, at IS, worth G4.
Double Width, at 81, worth as
Double Width, IT g, worth 81.
BLACK CASHMERKS-
Srrine Weights, at SOC, 90, rs, 81, 81
kesl FRENCH LAWNS, at IS, worth TX.
NOTTINGHAM LACES, from sc 70 81
sPhlNG CASslMEkEe. for Mems and BOys'
wear, as low o. Is, 81 81, So ga, 7so. 60 SO per
feb26-eOtr a. NJ TOWsON q co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-07
;. 7I9

TIRE GR0VsB BAKER,
L THIS FIRsr 70 RsDUCR PRICES.
Examine their merits q, the once,
S19 MARKET SPA0D.
Is. q. DAVIS, Agent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-07
HOTELS.

UNION SQUARE HOTEL,
u nsO is sSgtsnE NEW YORK
Al this Establishment are 10 be found all
the excellencies known TO modern hotels OF the
highest grade.
Its location "a the most desirable In the city,
being in healthful and charming eighborhood,
and within easy distance Of the chief public inst
tutiors, the leading business houses, and the prn
cipal thssters.
The rooms are spacious, very light, elaborstely
furnished, and thoroughly ventilated. and the vows
varied, extensive and charming.
The Restaurant has no superior anywhere out
rate cost and the attendants are uniformly courte-
Gus and sficient.
The elevator IL available ct all hours, day and
night.
visitsrs to New York viii nowhere meet
better accommodation or more reasonable terms.
janlS- Sn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-07

THE BEST AND MOST RELIABLE FAMILY
Sewing Machine In the market, sold at very low
us MARKDT SPACE,
g DAVIS. Agent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-07

~ aRd Nsts York acesss, entrance on New <G1N
York avenue. The most prfvsts Loan OffcexOX
Of interest on Gold and Silver Watches, Diamonds
Plate and Plated We're, Guns, Pistols, Ladies and
valua. iansl ~
ATA eACRITICB-Ops Light LANDAULUf,
e thFss cireelsT FRONT COUPLES, one -.
Lsrss sssornnsst q lnev sed sseond.
NJ OARRIA00e ond BU00IEs On han6 -
=. D. 6CHMITr O0.'6,
ascB-6 No. sls l3eh 4. ~ "a b n,
I'VE WISH ALL FOND or GOOD RArI1Q
w % know thai
or. o:. !: -. !!
ANY DAT NAL,
ether foretgn o. dcmsstc. Bor sa1s by I'll Grut oaa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-07

CHEAPEST YET!
case 20 yards WHITE COBDKD PIQUE, p.
AT l2n cts., worth - cts.
10 pieces Plaid DRESS GOODS, At l7sIo., worth
% ct-.
$500 yards best CaIic7es. at s, on 8 and 10 cts.
20 pieces Cret0n Us, 81 1873 cts, worth a cts.
Black Lyons SILK, at 81, el2S, 81 80 and o.;
cheap.
best makes Black Cashmere, 81 and 81 IS
amsutta, ADdroscoRgn, Fruit q the Loom,
Pride Of the West, Atwood and 9th er mAkes hite
Cotton, as cheap as any house in the city.
~ Agency OF the New York FINIsH ED
SHIFT at el0-oetter than any unfinished Shirt
sold at the same price
sHAgency for Frank Leslie . Out Paper Patterns
GEO. j. JOHNSON a CO.
feb2o-tr III msrfet sns,.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-18
The Solid South.

In q speech at Lebanon, Ohio, a few
days since, ex-Seeretary Bristow, referring
to the effort of the southern leaders TO re-
cover by the ballot all that was lost by the
bullet, and TO the sympathy of the demo
cratic party of the north with that design,
remarked:
1t is the boast Of that party to-day that they will
carry the election in November for Tilden because
they stand upon the solid South and have only to
capture . few States up here in the North TO add
to this Southern power TO defeat your will and
mine. That IL the boast of the party. And what
Is the solid South How is II made' 1t does
not come up like . mushroom growth il is not
accidental. DO you remember what the solid
South was in 1861 DO you remember how it
wss brought abouti II has been brought about
10 the rst year of onr second century by the same
men, the same methods, the same processes that
were used in 1861. Take an illustration of the
practiceof the democratic party in 1861. Take for
illustration the State of Tennessee. The tsue
thing might be said of many of the Southern