davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-09-22

3age, irei1e 8ifmpnb I'm go 9. 50. ~bertaIen, fab
rem tasHb (Spnnt~9s ars9ercmmenl unb balten an Bet
allen eepbbnliher Stdtipnen.
3u8e, mel6. Gi6mpno I'M 1890 g. 81. S~erlafcr,
tabren td9ltf unh beltrn az in 6anpSer. 9ruifa @pr.
%nensStle charlottesville Sps. @etum's Silver, @reena
trpob, G1apn.ebprD. Staartpn. @eibsn. GRtnborp', epss
n9teh unb alien Stattoden peftttG pou 2~tlcsbdnY
NclrrtEap atgn'3I9c ps ialien ;ftdnpnp fir gpr'
~pensptae uno alleH 3ntl6ea Stdttrnen tdelid e pnn.
tags auseenpmnlta I'm, 4:45 81. W. Ole WaTooiere
, eleas 3u9es treTen un $40 9. 81 in QBafb.n ton ea
3u!e tpmnten in Nibnnenp an nie fplat:
9ctt 3uata lid tSpnutass ~ausgenpm } nm ESQ NJ 50.
arec ttpbattpn3H ta8Iit (SDnatas' aaSe.l3:30 @.W.
5u39e, ipelhe IN @i6rhpnb ahfrmmeu, balten Bel zen
Stattonen an. pie pbelt.
Ste 3u9e %perbtnben lid nit Rem 3ieen Ter Nitmpnb
rno Oanpiae u"b Nihmpnb unb petersburg @~iienba6n,
lpfple 1su AIS naA Nt6rnonb.
Wdhere InStrnft tpeeen Dreifc etc toirb tn SO. S26
Wtatn 5ir., ober in Der SfFce Der Gpnpdsnie erttetlt.
Gpnn1Y 81. 6pmdro
General @afaeier@ unb Gidets a6ent,
@. 81. g. Dunn,
Sneenieur un6 Entertainment 81
, 1876-09-22

9.
SEER &pbert 8. W(uuforb, Collector Der
innern Steuern, fir Die StaotGi0mono,
iiberreit3te Dem Glcrt Der 9uSin9 Court
nn9sfdDr 60 8eI0eini9un9en BON Yer-
lonen, mel6e pegen llebertretun9 Der
SteueraeIese an9e5ei9t lino. Inter Oses
Ien befinoen li6 einise beruorrasen0e
aaufleute. Na9Iten Monto9 weroen lte
ppn Der @r0no Surp onaeflaat perOen.
, 1876-09-22

Gina@e GrfIdrung. v@ie
9ebt oos Su, lieber Srenno, sic bah 4
INNER 10 oor3iigli9e Srii6te aus Sbrem
8arten? Mein @drtnsr erbdlt in rem
Gltslteflun9en fttts bic erIten 9reiie, unc
oo3 babe i'd ME etpas 10 Bradtpoles
ME sic auf Der Safel" v@an3 ein=
fa6, i6 hoIte einen &drtner iir
meincn @arten, sic obcr einen
@arten iii Sbren GGrtner!"
Neuc Ortbneropbie. 2ebrer:
vNun, ainoer, wolen mir icben, Oh Str
Die neue oeutIde 8e9tlGreibung beerif-
fen bobt. Sbr io0t jest 0icton0o l6rei=
ben. Wer mir Gin J. ma6t, no es MID t
bin9eb0rt, Der tommt ln's 2o9-pertan
Den !
gret ben 2erer.
Seler lino 5teler.
Gs ipar mar, mas merere ersdlten.
IS NOR ni6t id6n pon i'm, ooB ct 10
JET in in oran9, iusn Gelo su lelen.
@ie Sare net.
Ser Soon frdt.
Ser Gnn nat.
Sic Sole gilt.
Sic Milcn molcn.
Miie lont.
Oie &u rut.
Sic Ofder m6en.
Sonenmcl aart.
9as BE Iliet.
Sas Sor br0nt.
Sic llren 9ssn.
Der Gan tut ,pe.
Slime Sotcn moi Qeraten.
, 1876-09-22

gplisei @eri6t. 6ol9erbe
Gdlle famen geltern iii Oielem Geri3te
aur Bodybuilding:
@eor9e Morrls, farbig, lpc9cn Spcf-
tafcl on9cflagt wurOe entlaiicn.
81. 9opis uno 81. Sobnion, farbia,
onecflast 2drm i'm eriten Mortt 9emadt
Ait baben, puroen je So g~eltroft.
0eorge 50. Samuels, onSefla9t me-
gen Srunfenbeit uno GeIesiibcrtrctun9,
entlnIlcn.
Scr 6on BON Snmea Saycs, forbig,
oneetla9t me0en G~eriUbrun9, murbc biz
olif bette Deridoben.
Nbram 9silep farbiA an9cfla9t pe-
gen @eri6tsbeleioi9ung, wuroe $3.50
geltraft.
Golpin Gtanorb> forbie, onseflo9t
ben g8. g. @ublett an9e9rifen, 9s=
Iaimpft uno mlbbanoelt su baben, >pur-
De entla1en.
Celia Sadion, Morgaret G6irIep,
GmeIine Saplor, NIiee 9arris, &a0oel
Bropn unb 2ouiio 8rown, oIle farbig,
QHEelluYI ttltH CtHltt HHu ptI NQtFu(ite
onbere Mrtifel BON 6. g. S'9ea &C.
itobIen gu Gaben, wurben lpcScn Mon-
gel all Siir9ldaft in Die Sail selanot.
SbomoS &eepes, farbig, an9eflaet
nit Stsinen auf Der Strabe %semorfen 81
BADEN, iuuroe 81 9eItraIt.
Sie SdQe BON Claiborne Srarton,
farbig, ansefla9t einen Sling I'M Wertbt
BON $50, bas Gi9entbnm elmer unbc-
fannten Ser on, i'll leinem 8elibe Ill ba=
ben, uno gettie SadiOn, farbi9, ange=
flast einen Nin3 i'm Wert6r bon $50
pon einer unbefannten YerIon 9elto6len
5M baden, muroen bis auf nd6iten 3on-
neritae perl9oben.
Sunfie Soplor, farbig, an9ffla9t Elm
GaIirmeIer nno peridieoene anoere 9lr=
tifel bon Ni6arO 9omay geltoblen su
baden, wuroe nuteriudt uno freI9eipro<
den.
Sobn Moribanl forbis, anseflaot
Sabat BON Sadion Surpin seitoblcn Su
baden, muroe ouf 4 Wtonate in Die Sail
selanot.
, 1876-09-22
Daufnport h Motrjs
G6e Der II. ultb Ood Str,
Mihn1Dnh, SD.

GQcini9e I9enten fir uno oirette Sinpor>
teure bon
s. & s. Mart,a's Gcsnac Brandy, q & S.
Surfe's Dublin Stou, 8ab & @p.B gngIllb
pate Vile, @m. gOu 8 RS 49, gblnburgb
aIf, McGuldeb & @c.'s &onapn 9tput unp
Mle &anlrea & @parpn's Saliat Ginger
Ile. 8r1s & @p.'s 0teims @9ampaensr, Wert,
Cherry uub Maoeira @etnc.
Ru7ea & @D.'s sbansbi Ibee.
Mnerie,n 3uGerfib if, eaftn mnb &anb
Sranae Sa8o. uno Sprsns- pulpsr, u. 81.
Gtttdea 4 as 2i4tsr. WepOs & @anaban's
2ibter, Sth Satlep & @o.'5 Seifen, q.
Spbnlon & spn's 9tarfs..
aesnten fir Diliu tsure fir Girainia anp
aentud9 rsine Npe unD Bourbon Gb lsfies,
W9iOr|s, 8elpre's, Stepart'S, 8 rrilpn4pln.
to, Mpbettlon @1unts, .. vie, Miles & 9p's,
@rcDsr's Stampub u, l Seeftef, uup anbe-
re Sprtsn.
Sm. cr.eure BON Z perpppl rsines unb ers
n.ab!ene5 Ilann 9als. mi u
, 1876-09-22

Nsu Girfuie babeu iucuiaitcns $12. 900
eniIiibrt unb Die 9eute, wel6c nod Der
Centennial ge6en, byin9cn jcoenfaa5 bos
@elb mur fort. Menn Die 2eute bonn
9nnoe i0re gintduTe bier cher fir Den
g9intcr mo2en, ols in anocrcn Subren.
70 lit oas fein Geipinn fit Brighten.
loboIO ni9t Elm qr0Beres Suantnm Gin
Qetouit III, mas wabrl6einIi6 ni9t oe'
SAT- 9clueIen. >.
, 1876-09-22

S9Ia9tDteb. Nn9 benz Ser;Gt rec
@icsemeiffrs 8. @immi, purbt leti IS.
Sept, BIS gum 81. @ept. psrfauft;
222 SGlen tradtsn..son eemHbnli9tr 81
suten Serte 81 81 Al st. gru'tp.
S9peine GtiG, Ssrfauften su 84-S3
Gts. Nettc, Spn eempbnIi9ss Sprts CUR tstsr
@Gaafe, mitler gu ttfsnScrt:, tra4tsa 8
a st. 8rntto.
aalber per acpf $500 su $1,000 apn 81
pSbnli6er bis gutter Sprte.
Ntl0fibs Serfauften son $25 5u $4,000,
, 1876-09-22

90 oGrl0einli6 Sc It 0 b1en.
Gin &in9 nit dtten 8erlcn bclett, wur-
DC Wiitipo@ i'm 8clib zines Megers ge=
funoen. 9erienise, wel@cr einen loI-
Gen Glns perloren, fann bel Sperm 8.
6. &i9arolon, Glerf oes YoIi5ei9eri9ts
por1pre6en, oenielben onlebea.
, 1876-09-22

Na d Der Ysnitentiarp ab+
eibr ri. 8lano nno Guarlcs, bic
beiben 9teser, ipelGe pOrlebte No9t aus
Der Sail in Man6eIter 5u brc9en iu6-
ten, iino no6 Der 8cnitentiarD scbra9t
mprben.
, 1876-09-22

Giienba6 Il GeItern
Morssn brad auf Der g6eiapcafe uno
Obio 8abn nabe @reen Spring 9epot
Elm Snfep. Mebrere @agen Wurcen ser
triimmert uno Elm gremIer, Namens
9urom, Ie6r perlebt.
, 1876-09-22

9ti@einer6 pinne. Gonro0
@agner, Gy-91eriii bon 9enricoGoun-
tp, puroe W}ittmo9 BON elmer Spinnc,
in ieirem Saule i'm 2Onbe 9eIto6en,
Man slaubte ipd6renb oes So9es, boH
er Iterben miiroe, bod er crbolte 1i6
lpieber uno mar 9eItern etwas better.
, 1876-09-22
Iue Sprten Sc)nlbacDer

unb S9ulmaterialien,
pslGe III bsn BHenili6en urp pripat gtulrn
bes Staate5 9ebraub. tpsrteM.
SHon 9ebraudte 8iidel
msrssn hiais %s'rfauft pbsr in G1ul9 seucm-
men.
Gafeln, Sdreitpapter @r fsf. Sebern,
Oin'e, Oint,nfa6er, 5eperbalt.r, @ppie.Sii,
tsr. S9teitta9er. 8rubtldsoal sn etc. etc.
Us ooobou e C Yarbam,
Ser erlten NatiOnal 8anf eeeeniibsr.
, 1876-09-22

Sapanuab. Nle, wel@e fir Die
Not0leibenoen in Saponnob, Ga, Ell
men fleiner Seitras 5ei9nen wolen,
finoen oui u%nlerer Office cine Subicrip
tionsliite a%uTlle9en.
, 1876-09-22
,fre,tag22. September 1876.
Gtdbt Nihu1Dnb.

MetterberiNt iir Dcute.
WorbpI rno Nor6ipelt Minoe; wolfi9es
posr t6ciltpciie wnltigc5 ndo faIteres
@ettcr u~no.b00erer 0rud.
, 1876-09-22

Centennial nnb Gireus 8.
Ser vg8bi9" meint in lsiner seItri9en
Nummer, boB Die Centennial uno Gir'
cuTeIir9inien 9tuken sei6uift bod tDn=
,ten mir iOl9ea niAt .einle9en. Die BEL
, 1876-09-22
A L. ELLET.T G. co,
go. 10, Il II. ID, s3w0lftc Str.
Mi6moun, ga.
Smpprteure uab @nsrcs>ganblsr
NDn

Stapc!>, Wooe< II. &urseiuaaren.
5abeu befdnbis uuf Dem Eager unp perpen
eatweter brett bon btn 5lhtifen .lnb p,rerl
A5enten bsspgea: elk ppaitdnpises W1cste-
ment ppn Damens3euse. 81 ebams, @eprud
tie 8aumwolenaeuse. ~ Scans, =otlnets,
&aRemere, Gweers, Seias iir Sbnsiberarteit,
eebleiWte uno unsebl ibte Gaumw Genseuse
III auen prsilea, cArirte unb s%eltreiite @atDne,
a%etreifts uno cart tie Ssnaburs'S Drills,
Scans, Segeltu 3. Ssnabure's Dedsn, 1eter-
matraBen etc. sou ibrcr et9nen Jmpprtatipn.
S6war3er unb carrter " paea SelaB, IT,
lGupil9es 3sincn, weiBs. s~sltrs.fts urb ca,irte
@ambr,cs, l6warse Muleline unb ieinene
@ambrtc Gai9 ltuber.
~2lsenten fir 5rlt& MOris' @iusbants. mi II
, 1876-09-22
Ri0mpnb pOit Office.
prif-N arrangement.
"a. o9uni 1876.
"a. 9uni 1876.

Woroit5e 9nrdbnH. j3BeimoI tSorie7
Senllfdas altS9encmmen-Gnfunft s Dr. 81,
81. DC. 'o' lHo o.Zo
,d5 Ssnnt yg 9, ar1nnft $50, Sd. -goa.
MorallGe @eg.EoH. G6oIid, ousoenon,<
mel Sonniaae. - anruuft f.45 81, nsp
vOp''pluf 1876 unb s 20 q. W.
sahliGs Soft. !3meinar tSori6 @,nn.
1age aaS9enemt1en. - Mnfunft 10 On SD
1 Hop 5-V ~ ~ m w. poiffGlub 4 g. 81 nm
Sorntaas. - @nfunft 1870 SIP .o
i6lnb 1915 81. M. III peF
&iennnno g. Sanhiae Giisnbohs 7s..
t'9V, * % @nliptpnft 2.30 q. 81. - @pffdina
0nnbine g. Greensborp. om.;..,.
5 leaIno 4 y M%"t ~ 2:3o unb 81. 81. - gs1
Sarmhiae. GdaIiG, 7~nntoos ouso.,,n.
y mex gnm - aaanfanft $50 y. 81. % Wslfd'ae
@gtlapeafe e. obio G%iienba6n. aaor;d
S0mlta9s ausaenpmmen. Mnfunft 6 81 gp
- ppltl6tnB $50 g. 81. " ~
gynaburs Charlottesville, @taunton mti,s
Sulpnet SPrtn3s unb nfflid spn gShitsSv,tN'
pqef Sprth9s = Mnfunf: S 9. 81 ~ Satt
l9luB $50 q. 81. ]VF-
seel goint uut stat;nnen m nor 81 %
u. UNI u. u. O. Gaslid, @pnntoos o y@,
aSili'en; Anfunft 1880 Y. 81. "S wnI,.
Wl'ueeftsr, liter @ef pcint. ,Sorid.-gn
'aftt 1880 9. ~. -pSti6lns 2@. m d"
9. 1apeagGnnod, itter 8iib Saul taorid.'
Sa'nes Siher gampfer. DreimoI mBd,r,
10y. anfanft Mpnta9s, Mlttmod fsg nn,
9fflta9s, ". M. Wcitiblua. Tien51ans
&''''f''asS HnS sOanatenss, 5.3og. 3D.
= Canal @adet. gr.imol + Bdeytrit
1;Nm1"H M Mtttmp9s 6reita9s nnb Spnntooo
e. 70: - 9ofl9luB, Mpntaae. Mittpsgd,s
Go9ort gnuab &onte. ,3peinra Al tpydentrfd,.
% aan'uhfty Wttnpp9s ano eaunobenps &
t mo Dl 1 q SsSS'''9Iub, Donnssfass HIND SOM
, 1876-09-22
epuefttonen BON grieffofpr

Gon Staten an ben spej tefouberen gseoer
WI'@ " as a. SStfrnfaften t%efann1 inb, 600 nns
ti'ao o. ot;, 80 uab us q. vi. @pmn
1a9S-9.30 9. 81. unS Z 81. M. ""
- y aa Setertagen - 600 g. gR. uns
v; ": Gon alien anbern .Solfen nnsrSa,s
OK Sfiefs auf benz 8idpey Der SrSoer ohoe"
gur. U. y. 8an 9etu, q d.
, 1876-09-22
Dad der Centennial gtnsTiQune.

@tdmpnb, grrt RtSer unS1
@~befapcafe @~iienbnbn :
Srper Sfice is. ~,ai 1876. J
Mn VeIider Der ,,@enterntdl."
Hin tne nah bieen Datum reroea auf 80 Gdae spn,
Datum t1r r Sustsauna an eilti e 6 rcuritpns .
Gtfet sfpii6en Sfidm o1tp unp pbtiabeipbia ria gprf
Niprr Sdbn N bteier Office fir SO Is aus eaeben.
2lieie 6ifet IiHb St taben in ga 6er'S 1926 Mai fftase
I'm Grhon9e pptei uHc II Der / titce hiefer Grmpasnte
aa ser G6e Ter 23fea Hnp &pftraB5.
.. s. . puQld8,
nh Supsrintenbent.
, 1876-09-22

Sci 9oliSeirjNter Mbite, 1T nod
Sing g9illiom County qe9onaen. 8db-
reno Ieiner 2lbpeIenbcit miro Sobn S.
Grutdfielo @cri9t ba5ten.
, 1876-09-22
S&a M - I'D
Ebeiapeafe nnb Sbio @ilenbabn

GDefascate pnb Sbio Gtitrtaba,1
@aIaeiersSepartsmsnt
RidrtpnD, @d., II. Stunt, 1875
an nnO nod bcnt Is. SUM 1876, fab'en
bic pa6agier- 3iae, Wie folat
, 1876-09-22

Cob idloB Seitern Mtitto9 i'll, Stem
Oprf nit 1899.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-05-18
TEIIEGRAPHIC.
WASHINGTON. !.
CR0SS-EXAMINATI0h.
seelye Relates UnpalatabIe Facts and
Morey Bristles Up.
He Threatens 10 Wreak Dire Vengeanff
On the Witness.
McGraw Damages Beekwith, West, Merel
and DarralI.
special to II. o. Democrat

WAsuINGros, May IS. During the
cross examination to-day Morey and his
counsel. Judge Wilson, made desperate
efforts to break down Seelye's testi-
mony, but signally failed. The testi-
mony was even fortified by the answers
to cross-auestions. and new disclosures
Of damaging facts were elected.
Morey. in the face OF the
overwhelming testimony, broke
out in q rage and threatened dire ven
geanee on Seolyo, who appealed to the
chairman for immunity. Seelye has
prepared full statement Of al. The
proceedings OF the Customhouse party
in Louisiana. which he will read to the
Committee.
J. ID. McGrew. Sixth Auditor OF the
Treasury for the Postoflioe. testified
TINT the compromise with Lowell was
made by advice of Beckwith and ut the
request Of West, Morey and Darrali.
Ferguson is to be examined to-day.
BfJoU.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-05-18
RgII POSTERS IN TROU BILE.


Last evening +. Garcia and George
Mayans we're arrested ut the corner OF
IInfon and st. Charles streets. and in
In the Central Station, for
nesting handbills without permit
from the Mayor. The substance OF
which Is as follows:
AWAKE, on PEOPLEl
The Louisiana Lottery Company Is
mining many OF your families! the
money that is stolen from you goes to
enrich the most corruptive man OF our
whole community, that Charles L.
Howard Many men have been put to
death for less crimes. and yet this man,
instead OF finding Brutus to free his
country from one OF It's most sad Gala
mites. he still finds persons 80 ignorant
to keep him on. The Grand Jury's re-
port did not find appropriate terms to
characterize this great gambling institu-
tion. it call it robbery, q bribe, to you
people OF New Orleans who tolerate its
existence.
The two accused were arraigned be
fore Judge Evans this morning on the
affidavits or Chas. r. Howard, charging
them with assault and battery and con
spring to commit murder. The pris-
oners were remanded to the Parish
Prison in default Of 900 bonds each.
Chas r. Howard, on his way out OF
court. got on his muscle and licked a
brother of one Of the accused named
Garcia, and after nearly shaking him
out of his clothes, invited him down
stairs to indulge in shooting match.
Garcia refused, and Howard went forth
rejoicing
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-05-18
CITY ITEMS.
.i,.rl, 10 saayr Been n IriOi

About half-past 10 o'clock last night
n dispute arose between several parties
at the corner Of Treme and Cont streets,
during which several shots were fired,
one of the balls taking effect in the face
of n man named Louis, who Is the
keeper Of a house ut the above corner
Five Of the principals were arrested, the
others making good their escape. The
origin OF the difficulty could not be as
Certaincd.
About half-past eleven o'clock last
night a fire was discovered in the rear
of Mrs. Flynn's premises, on Magazine,
near Berlin street. The flames were
extinguished with but slight damage.
While tho Babcock engine was on its
way to this fire the horses took fright
and ran away. collidng with lamp
post ut the corner OF Magazine and Ca
diz streets. completely demoiishing it,.
The engine did not sustain any damage.
Arrest Of Gibbons.
Alex Gibbons. who brutally beat his
wife and chilo on the evening Of the 18th
inst, was arrested last evening by Ofil-
GERS Boyle and Walden and incarceratcd
in the Sixth Police Station.
severely Burned.
About nine o'clock last night rs Mrs.
Ramos, an inmate OF the house NO ~
Derbignv street, was in the act of filling
q coaloi lamp she let some Of the fluid
unknowingly drop upon the hoor. she
then took Il match to light the lamp and
threw the remains on the floor, which
Immediately ignited the oil. setting her
on fire. Nh Bray, while attempting to
extingush the flames, was severely
burned about the hands. DR.. Hunter
was called in 70 attend to the injured
parties, and pronounced Mrs. Ramos
very dangerously burned. 1.
collision.
About o'clock last evening as the
steamer Lessie Taylor was backing out
from her landing. head of Canal street,
she was taken by the current and floated
with such rapidity that she collided with
the steamboat John A. Scudder. break
ing her staunchons and ratings on the
port side. The Scudder's damage is es-
timated at 500
The Mississippi Gives lip Its Dead.
The body Of an unknown white man
was found floating in the river at Stack
house plantation. eighteen miles below
the city this morning. It is reportrd to
he the body Of A. K. Johnson, who was
drowned off the Jackson street ferry
boat some time ago.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-05-18
The Washington Artillery.

Col. w. Miller Owen and Col. W. J..
Behan were the candidates last night
for the position of commanding oficer
of the Washington Artillery, made va
cant by the resignation Of Col. J. B..
Walton. The vote was very close ;
standing G7 for Col. Owen, and So for
Col. Behan.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-05-18
ROSCOE CONkLING
ne IL sure Of success MT Cincinnati sis
Calculations.
From the Chicago TImes.J


Conkling himself, in conversation
with bis friends, makes no doubt OF his
success ut Cincinnati. As to the exact
conditions which are to bring it nbont
he is Of course reticent, but has gives
these conditions. First, the President
friendly and active in his interests
second sixty thousand ofJiceholders in
spired by this active and friendly inter
est third, record 80 unimpeached In
the sense OF outright corruption or ve-
nality-these are the weapons with
which Conkling means TO make his
fight, and means to win.
In the Senate he has the largest fo4-
lowing. Simon Cameron, il is very well
understood, has consented to turn
Pennsylvania vote over to him. This
gives him start-something over 10
votes. In the Republican Convention.
a bare majority makes the choice. Poll
ticians familiar with the conditions OF
officeholders in the Southern States
further declare that the delegations
which have been instructed for Morton
and Blaine are in reality at the dispo-
sition Of the President, and will, when
the proper time arrives, cast their votes
for the Presidential nominee. The ar
gument for this is simple and effective.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-05-18

An exchange says: We are in receipt
Of two poems, one on the "Throbbing
Brain, "and the other on a Bleeding
Heart" We will wait until we receive
one on the Stomach ache, and publish
all three together.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-05-18

The coming Alexander II. Stephens is
little FRANKLIN Flynn, OF Scranton, Pa.
Though arrived at ha ths slnguiabbiy ma.J1e a;ahe
only nine pounds.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-05-18

Y
n firm one. The objections OF Fish are
regarded as merely technical. Em-
phnsis is laid on n similar mjsstep WHOM
Cass was Secretary.
Two Mills Closed.
BosToN, May H. - The Merrimack
worsted mills, at Wilton, N. H., have
shut down. Sixty hands are thrown out;
The Peabody mills, ut Newburyport will
shut down on the 27th inst. The Ocenn
mills will run, but at reduced wages.
Temperance Convention.
CLEVELAND, May 10. The Temperance
Convention nominated Green Clay
Smith for President. .Uho accepted In =
short speech, and O.. r. Stewart, m
Ohio. for Vice President.
Divided.
NASHVILLE, May ls,In the Repu1i,-
structed They are divided between
Bristow and Morton.
ST. Louis. May 1s.-MeKee and Ma.
guite are in jail.
THE EAST.
Population Dissatisfied.
LoNpnH. May i8.--The Turks refuse
to allow Greek en-of-war within the
Golden Horn. The Russian telegraph
agency reports the population at1h dis-
satisfied. The panic among Europeans
il increasing, and diplometiAts s.re
| taking every precaution.
Execution.
SALoNICA, May II. Two Trench lI1r
clads and two frigates, carrying thirty
guns and 1900 men, arrived from Pira-
Gus The French pan-of-war Chateau
| Renard, which came to Salonica ut the
time Of the murder Of the consuls, has
been ordered to return Immediately to
| Beyrout.
Up to the present time eleven per
sons. all Of the lowest class, have been
convicted OF completely In the murders,
Of these, six have already suffered
death. Their execution took plnee in
the Public Square before large G1
of spectators, who manifested 80
element The crews OF the Frene ~
German men-of-war in the harborHPre,
present -
MEXICO.
A Battle Anticipated.
GALVESTON, May ia Galveston
Nens special from Brownsville, dated
18th, says the revolutionary forces com
menced moving out OF Matanoros Lost
night Gonzales will leave this morn
ing with the rear guard, 1t is thought
to ioin DaZ and attack Escobedo, who
is this side Of Ragousa, advancing or
MatamOrOs.
Marine News.
SOUTHWEST PAsss, May II Noon.-Baurome,s' ,ae,,
Arrived: British brig Emma Robertson rnhs-
ter ~ days from Rio de Janeiro.
Sailed Steamship Margaret.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-05-18

"A genera, meeting ~ the stock :

Notirc.-A general meeting ~ the stock
holders Of the Caleasieu kul phur nnd Mining
Company of Louisiana will he hold NJ tN GIu
yies street over the Cotton Exchange on luhs-
DAY, May ~. 1876, ut ~ j. NJ, 70 e"nHihef
whether or not to place the sonpnny w No,",h
United States.
Nv order Of the Board Of Directors;
myl2ti v. .HEhLAuME' Se"re'"'s'
Osice Louisiana Equitable life SUI
rurancn Company-An annual election for ~
rectors Of this Company WINS held on Monday.
April H. 1879. The following gentlemen con
.,itute the Board OF Directors.
CHARLES CHAFTE, A. THOMPSON
ALEX MARKS, H. d. PAYNE,
n !. yosE JOHN H. PIKE.
JOHN l. ADAMS, ANDREW PATTON.
n q, UERNDON, w. u. SCHMIDT.
JAMES /. DAY. JOIN y GROVES
4 w. STONE. H. D. BRIGGS,
JOHN HENDERSON, t. A TYLER.
4. II. NEWMAN. D. j. WAISHE.
H. II. FAIRCHIID. ]. u. CAMoRS
n W. OGDEN. HENRY ABRAHAM
At The annual meeting of the Board OF Direct
era. held Tuesday, May y. the following officers
we're elected for tho ensuing year:
SAMUEL MANNING TODD. President
wv. OGDEN. Woe President.
ANDREW PATTON. Second Vice President.
WILLIAM HENDERSON. Secretary.
WILLIAM HENDERSON.
myi1 i'm S"cfe"'y'
N0ticc 10 Holders Ot city DOnds-Oc.
partment OF Finance. City Hall. May 0, is1e-
Holders OF City Bonds who intend 70 fund now
or hereafter, under tho act Of the Legislature
approved March O. 1870. are cautioned agnins.
sietnching or disposing OF coupons or parts o'
coupons tor interest accrued since July J. ls7b.
otherwise such bonds will not be available Tor
funding. ND PllSBu,hsi. IL.
myeH AdminlStfator oI Fihahc"
once Wt the Merchants' Mutual l"-
suranee Company. No, 1Vl Canal street. New
Orleans. Nav X Isfc.- At the Annual election Of
Directors held at the office 9f this company on
tho gd of April last the following gentlemen
were unanimously elected ,,
T. MASpERO EDWARD Tvnla~,-
S u, HEIF, W. ". Y, GLAlBohNE
/, EkTJO Z. FOUHCHY,
NJ W. SMITH, j. ], FERNANDEZ,
D. A. CHAFfkAIX. J. M. ALLEN.
= ClIAs. LAFITTE.
And ai d meeting OF the Board held yesterday.
Mr. PAUL FOURCHY was re-elected President.
mya ,5t O. ~. MOTT. Secretary.
New Orleans Canal ana naukinw Conn
rray. New Orleans. April ~, 1s76.-froposhls
will he received at the bank. for the purchase or
lease OF ia different properties at the Lake End
~ the New Canal and terminus OF the Now
Orleans City Rairond 70 tho lake,
nnpT I'M CH. JUMONNIIIE. Cashier.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-05-18

INOR RENT-RAISED COTTAGE AT PASS
4 Christian. on the beach, in the central part
of the town Apply to B. r. FORMAN. Caron-
delet street. New Orleans. myla I'm
L,OR RENT-A NICE, LARGE FRONT ROOM;
Il with wide piazza. Would furnish meals. II
desired. Apply at No. S3l Rampant street. near
Calliope. nn]0u
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-05-18

yxyANTED--A SITUATION ny A YOUNG
w married man, who speaks both English
and French Is thoroughly acquainted with The
city as Book keeper. Clerk or Collector. Best ot
city references given rs to honesty. industry
and capacity. Address r.. Democrat office.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-05-18

vNyANTED-TWO ROOMS. WITH BOARD.
tor wife. child and self In private family,
between Eirst and Toledano streets. Fourth
District References exchanged. Address.
mvau COMFORT Democrat Office.