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1tet .ix inches aud falling. w.a'h.r cool ami
cloudy tonight .,
loek ffcm (irciR, eti, 1T p. NJ. City OF Virkh-
burg from Viz keburg, I n'dnis h:: ArintrD, f'n
NV Ori sns. at2A n; - helck, rom crc'l nati
q 6P. n. pepsrt. d->t erlock, for New Or!tana
ct II P. NJ; Ciy Of vi. ksburg, ftr ~. Louis It
A. H.; Ar n4 tUn for Cir cinnati, at p w. River
twtntyihree feet three inches. Weather CLOUDY.
Nercurv $50,
ST. LOUIS septe mber %. -Arrived-Si. Gelevieve.
rom vicl sturg; ity Of ton, irom n " Q; ca e.
The yiv.r ell uy,etp nches; seven T. e: iaige to
Cairo. W. attic cloudy ard warmer, with I.-oica-
lions Of storm.
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"Ours is an aggressive campaign" says
Mr.. Tilden, and he comes out with three.
column apology regarding an old income
return which he thought was good thing
at the time.
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
MONf TARY.
OFFyCE NRW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN,
THURSDAY kvsNIs g. September 20, 1876.

THuRsDAY kvsNIsG. September g. 1876. }
The demand for diecou, t. CONTINUED fair to-day,
h. tn in bank and I'm the street, and CONNIE GIRL
paper ~ss unchanged. Cnder the decline at New
York god gave va, 80, but sod to or . limited
amount. Fore Ign s1ct ~ 60 VIVA " tbOut qnota6le
vsriat on fsr sterling, but was p cent Ewer for
Francs. With more liberal sff n e. e, mms rcsl
eigh. showed . further cline Cf Lilo p O. Mt, siA
the b NIX chi ckiux rates we're iryegu IT aud nom
insl stocks con inued dull. stale consols sold
ct i y cent ID, ance. " ch was fc~eIy bid At the
tvi!y but closed at i v cent under yesterdE vs.
quotations.
We continue 70 quote exceptional paper At SAG p
cent y annum discou nj; al do at l0dH and second
grade at l5lDle Hirst GLASS mortgages rule at go
10 v cent y annum and second grade CONTINUES
AM iraiy Hs,tylinal.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
OFFICE OF THB REPUBLICAN,
friday, September %. 1876. !
CLEARED YESTERDAY,
Schooner Gertrude Howes, NYherg. tor Raatap


ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Ship Nusom. Lowell, from liverpool August s. to
Ocean, Zerega &co-4th district
STEAMBOATS,.
Governor Allen. Brown. from BAyou Sara
mary Ida. Ruis. from Houmas Plantation
koe Farmer. Dragon. from Lower Coast
JPFraser. Canton. from Lower Coast
Isabel OPry. from Lower Coast
w & Hamilton, Bretherton, from Lower Coas.
EXPORTS.
RUArAN ISLAND-Ncheoner Gertrude Howes-
5000 feet lumber 10 600 shingles bbls beef half
hbls beef bills pork half bbls pork 80 bbls .ur
80 half bbls -four cks bacon kegs lard 81 pkgs
mdse and lot Of furniture
IMPORTS.
WLlVkRPOOL-Ship Eusom-l50 cks beer 403l SKIS
salt 30 TONS bulk salt IS dozen mats 40 pkgs earth
enware
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
BAYOU SARA-Steamer Governor Allen--427
oa!ss 'D ton 2043 ks cotton seed SKIS seed cotton
~ 0aies moss and sundries
hOUMAS PLANTAT,ON-Steamer Nary Ida
I1W eks cough rice and suudres
LOWER COAST--Steamer Rice FarmeS-IoS bbls
rice and sundries
LOWER UOAST-Stearer Frazer--?7s SKIS
rough rice and sundries
Low B COAST-Steamer W Hamilton-loo aka
rough rice and uudrles
Lower COAST-Steamer Isabel-3l0 axis rough
rice and sundxios
RfCspTs BY RAILROAD5.
ORGANS LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD,
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RID OF CLASSIFICATION.

The offerings Of the lower grades were 60 limited
today, and 90 little WIS 90 ng in them, although
they con, inued in go d r.quts that our quot =
tons for them ar to a eat xt Mt nominal. I he
med TN grades sh wei u" sen>ibl. CT aage, but the
better qualities ~ere Offered m freeIv and ruled
II aver OF buyers, qutii The mOSiIfics ion of
-artiAl e nuts d above. II 10 the figures for the
lower grad . are "a sed sake. The d. m And WAS
gad. rus the as-o. tm.n. unsat ac Orv. Low
iddling SO down to TO-, riot low mid ny at
loa alOar mid ling at lol5 aud lose, .ood mid.
dill at II q aid ii y e. anu me- fair HI l2c
The sp.t h. rep Red Liverp O. quiet at pre-
viOLs rat-s, with sizes of 5000 bal-s, and arrivals
l32d lowe; HavIe depressed by the h-avy o ock
and w hi ding, ah,f t. reduced franc, aad W
York duh ana IA. Ter, u hot GU tahly lower fof
spO sLc easier foc fu.ures whit closed at a net
decii1o OF 1905 BIC.
Al noon ,o-a :, mlddltne was Quoted at Calves
ton ~ l09c, at Mobile at lG0l0sc c, at SavanI alb
at 1857, a. Cbail. st"n at l0lc, at Wi mig
ton I0kc. o. Norfolk at lose, at Bait more ct
lie. at New York at ll.c, Boston Al II sc,
al Memphis at 10Y dl05sc and at augusta 1T loo
l0Sc-
ine Exchange makes the amount on shipboard
not c cared 1885 bales embracing 66ll tor Liver
pool, 907 for have, and lo28 foi Bremen. leaving
In tTesces sgreeaby IT, Its account at II NJ IS $40
talee, Oniy part of which on sale.
The Exchange reports: "Sales $500 hales. Market
irres uiar ard .asar." rs quo a 10 IS for good
miadiing and MUD ing fair are reduced sc.
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COMMERCIAL.

COrTOE-The sales to-day embraced 500 bales,
OF irregular prices, the lower grades rutns higher,
and the b.tt O. ailties ca i +. We revis. our
quotations sccoro ng'y. snd give also the figures
and report of the Exchange, as below:
AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-29
By Pone, Reed & Co.
ELEGANT AND STYLISH TURNOUT, hACNlFl-
CENT AND SUPERB SPAN OF HoRSEs
SUCCESSION OF A. n. HILBERT
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. SO s2i.

DY PONs, REED d CO.-A H. PONS. AUO
d tioneer- Office No. 80 Camp 81 re@t.-At public
ucion. TUESDAY, October 10. 1876. st twelve
O'Clock NJ, in front Of the Ex. hange alley door
OF the Ne chants and AuctioneeIs Exchange. on
ROYAL .treet. betw' en- Canal and Customhouse
the non. A. L. T ssot j.dg- 81 the Second DIS.
Court for the paris. Of Or cans. sgnei August
S, 1876, for ac"ouut ~ thu above ~ c+ssiun-
az MAGNIFICENT CARRIA1E AND SUPERB
SPAS OF AORSr6 The carriage If latest Ce-
si2h and neatly new the horse are gamey, sound.
GO tie and stylish; and, altogether the turnout 10
except Onxi.
Ieius-Cxsh on the spot. seq ocS 10
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..,..,,her 2s-l673 bales cotton Q sks seed cotton
aS sks oats So sks wheat 367 sks bran and
NV ORLt AIS AND MOBILE 8AILkOAD. coE
,emher z8-l72 baleo cotton 1876 pcs meat IN 0ulA
SO lea hsmo nd uDdr.s .on
EEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD. sep
s.mnar 28.-2l5 sks rough rice and sundrioe
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STEAMSHIPS
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
Oh bETWkEN BRkMEN AND NRW ORIEA
dAVRk, VIA SOUTHAMPTON AND Hs VANA

AAA' No. VIA SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVANA
SA The Steamships of tho North
S German Lloyd VIII ruu IA sol
~ lows; 1 ''' :
From New N
Sr,lassenrg without cabin)S+pt I. About Oo:. rs
usnnns' ..Sept. q, About Oct. ~
''.'''''............Oct. 49, About Nov, nj
her. after. "n1 10 announ0ss
The steame touch outward a. H.xre and IA.
ent sno on .heir home trip at Havana aud South
PRICES OF PASSAGE.
OF New Orleans: " 0'''io ~ law
osoin. $50 (gold). Steerage, $50 tgold).
Blemen: " S"u'ns"pton, daV1a
Cabin, $50 (gold). steerage, SIS fso,dA
from New ORLEANS to Havana:
Cabin, Sss (gold). steerage, SIS teo,d. II
der w1iaren unt ten years half price; children N
Inc company reserves the right to cha, "a I'll
route ~ the steamers the advertised dsws * a.
P1nsture, ana the Er ces # passage
,, rasssge ttcks t. from B. emen Sorthau,4., -
uavre 70 New orleans iesu, a hv fho rr1ar ~.
FOE further part lars appl. to ~eAsAsA'
..,s sd. T. HTOCKWRYRR 4 CO.
No q Union etreet
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-29
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

God opened at l09A d1lO, against N9E at
Yo,k AID after q lin ted business closed at
CT filmed to $4,000, embracing S 200 at
1927, 5000 a. llO0liGk aud $1,000 ut llOs.
e,tv.r OutlnueG nth |; u nli al
st ring without guotable variation for com
nero a., " 1 e bar was &c, or about lilo y cent
h,gle The ovemer was light, bel g cor fined
TO s6sO0 .ulhrstug 1000 bill Of ladng at IS 26's,
ana GlOUO 4lOO and $500 do at S. n.
Francs ~src i " Mt lower. The only sale re-
pot WIS 100 600 81 commercial at 4 82E.
At the ell Sc IT ring b LIS we're quoted at So 70
as 81 for bill Of lsoing and Al az and a
IS Big for bank (bank counter rate a IS 3s).
aaa fsncs st 4.S2h for commercial and nomln',
for bank
Under more liberal offerings New York sight
was l6 " cent over for CONNIE re al. The 81
c.mprissd sss, 900 private banseIs', embracing
$50 900 and 500 100 at : " cent oiscou t; S20.C0O
a. ) 80, aud 900 at LILO.
The bank coui t5r ci ecking rate or New York
Was IRE uar nonli, All he banks or at
i y cent PIT MUM eZcep one, which chs exec at
\ The ssles b. ween banks are always lower
thsn at the count IT.
Conmerci3 aight was quo ted at u y cent d.
count against oils yeaeldav.
Tbs folowii 2 the fi~iai statement of the
sales r-por ted TO day at The stock Exchange:
s 10 GOO State consclA.
$4,000 st, t. conkos ................. 5S 4
65 600 Premium b. nis .......................3 "a Z
70 600 Premium bonds. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
No sales Of securities were reported exec pt at
the Exchap ga.
Stoke co.ttiuCed duh.
STATE corsnls III fair request. ar sold at
s9h. whis was I'D at lie close Wiz out NEE ting
any offers.
Altf Ough prenium bonds were In good demand,
they closed al 342i q 50, i cent lower than yes
to-day.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-29
EUGENE WAGGAMAN.
sel223 80 ocl4 Civil Sheriff of the Parish of rlea NJ

fON keno NlavrOSordat0s wife, etc Va.
SrxrH DISTRICT C0. RI FOR THE PAaisH OF
~ Orleans, No. 1985.-Bv virtue of q writ ~
fieri fAcias TO me directed BY the honorable
the Sixth District Court for the parish Of
Orleansin, the above entitled cause win proceed
to sell at public auction at the Mercnanrs and Auc
tioneers, Exchange, Royal street. between Canal
and Customhouse streets in the Second District
OF this city. on SAL UhDAY, October IA. 1876 at
twelve o'clock H., the following described prop.
TWO LOTS OF GROUP ND, with the buildings and
lmprovements thereon. situated in toe Faubcur re
fiaisance IN the Sixth District Of this CITY ate
CITY OF Jenersonl, 10 the square bounded BY Try
tatiS and st. Charles streets. Louisiana avenue
and the property now or late Of the heirs Of Della
cnalse, Delag lots numbers fifteen and Gen. on
pan OF Bus.on surveyor. GATED Nav IL. 1856.
deposited IN The office OF o Drouet q notary public
IN this CITY. and they measure each thirty.one
IeeI 70 inches front on Louisiana avenue. by .
otp'n OF Que huDdred and sixty feet, between
parallel lines. Being The same property acquired
Dy the defendant herrin at Q sale made bv the
e "a Ut the parish Of 0rleau. on the sixth Of
feoruary. 1875 at the suit of Alexander NJ AGA
lasto w. W. 4 Mls, No. 6087 on the docket of fsse
Si5th District Court 'or the parish of Orleans.
seized IN the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
seis % 30 ocl4 Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Oreana
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Nleteorological and River Report.
The following statement of the weather and
rivers 10 FUN sheh BY the signal service officer sta
toned at New Orleans
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tire satisfaction.

Highest premiums awarded at the TIVE - -
ieiana state P srs ard he southern ktsfao Nd &
cutura and Industrial Exposition OF 1876 -
Clsterns made IN order asd repaired. A II =
ciste. ns from 1000 t. 20 600 gallons made q - Z
best material and workmanship. kept eoaa1aafis
on hand and for sale at Iszs
Prices to suit the Times. !
Ordera uromntlv attended, To. hSs,.5
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FOH HAVANA VIA CEDAR KRYs Az
KEY WEST.

VIA CkDAR KRY9 AND7
KEY WEST.
united States Mail L,.s.
wurrA~ Steamships
MAR14per. CLYDE, WILMINGTON.
EMILIA.
k and as New Nsw Orieanss fIsr5As.I
VIII dispatch one Of the above ~
Havan1 claas steamers from Nev Orlesno ~
Every Week,
1 TouG,n!ng 4 Cedar Keys and Kew ws,. and -
Icing Nth steamers for Tampa "'''' "A~
HoriGa 0lis Of lading Issued to al points n
ton snS SSxannx tampa. and to New ToTk, ChAkee
eckat. pseseaeer accommodation and throssD
once. sAV0s Permls Eom
voF ssishs or passsss apply to
*. GOEeRaa Ayor..
No. 10 Common ssreoe
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IL kRNMRNT CON rKACi Or AND DEtLkR M
FOEAGk, COAL AND WOOD. respectfully reousss
PUBIC patronage IN his line Of trade. a wen 9
so sui stock 10 .lways kept on hand ard will s.
eoa at lowest prices tor cash. Orders viii be flee
WI Without delay from the feed ~areheuse, No. IS Pul
o01 srest and no lol ter street, n. ar Lafayette
OF 81. Denis and WashiI gton stree t. Corsieuments
are solicited. and win be disposed OF to The beit
can be given. WV WOW ies Isiov
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-29
MISCELLANEOUS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
vNAE NEW ORLEANS
SANITARY EXCAVATING c0Mplrv
incorporated by an act Of the Legialature 49,.
exclusive privilege Of RMPTYlN0 vAuLfa
PRIvIBb, SINKS. etc.)

Are now in full operation, and are prepaspa !.
perform the above work with promptnea -
dispatch.
The advantages derived from the use Of the
0DORLEss EXCAVATING APPARArm
as used by the company, are that the work q. "
performed at sny hour Of the day or night - .
thorough manner in which the deposits an :.
moved, the absence of all offensive odorsL ~ 2
short space of time required ian ordinary ~
being emptied In from ten to fifteen minutes). =.
above all ITS CHEAPEESS.
All orders left at the cOmpanys efice. M =
Common street, or sent to Postofice box Ma = Ii
will receive prompt attention. su3 q. Al
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AUCTION SALES.
Bv O. r. 0irArdey.

u.rnsomR TWO. STORY FRANZ DWELLING
Ths Sn TMU LOTS. KOs. i73 AND ITS AkEUNCiA'
TfuN SrRkRr, BkTWBkN ROBIN AND TEkP-
E.CHORE STRkEIS.
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SHERIFF'S SALES,


b. Rlehl vs.. Widow lseorgo kusler.
EOURTa DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- Orleans, No Al. 567 No. 1901 OF the lat Seventh
Dis rirt urt)-By virtue of wit OF feri faci az
r. me directed by the honorable the Fourth
District Court for the parish OF Orleans. in the
above entitled cause, will proceed to Soil 1t pub
lc aus tlon At the chan . and Anctione4rs'
tomhoute streets, in tue Second District OF tins
CITY. on SATURDAY. Oct Der H. 1876, at twelve
wit
LOT NUMBER FIVE, in equsre number six+ysix.
On plan dawn on the t:ur,re1th o. June. 1890 BY
r. de- Armas. late . n"'ary nubhc in tn 8 CITY:
wh'ch square is bounded b. Uni n. Bag ate L. Ce.
measure. thirty ct font on Union st.e.t by one
hui dred and twenty-five feet in depth. Title reg
tbi. eight. folio two hundred aud twenty onr.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms cash on the spot
EUGENE WAGGAMAN.
sel223 20 ncl4 Civil Sheriff of the Pa rish of 0-,a
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E.TAsLishED 1863.
American and Foreign Patenes.


Americas and Fsreis. Patesss. -,
GILMORE Co. Successors to Chipaaa, II
tr ss No fee in .avancs 10 ehssss ani.S
patent ia granted No fees for making pRelint
examinations. No a6di tionsl fees 'of obtaIa1<
given 10 int, ference cases before tho -
Office. extensions be ore Coz gress. inf.ingsn113
suits in different States. and all litigation 80
GILMORE CO. for pamphlet Of sixty pAeeA
Old Bounty Lasd Warraaes. Is
The Last r-p IT If the Commissioner Of thsou
eral Land OMce shows 1887, So acres Of boQnN
land warrants ,s.! Outstanding. These xss =.
paw cash for them. Send by registered letsH
Where assignments are imperfect we give inskne
tons to p rfect them.
United States General Land O1loo.
United ststes General Land ONCE aud Deparfns1
Of the Interior Private land claims. mining =
presumption claims and homestead cases attend
Arrears OF Pay and Beunty.
Officers, soldiers md sailors Of tho late war Z
Their heirs, are in nany caees entitled 70 nei1
from the gevernmept. of which they have =
knowledge. Write full history Of service, -
state amount Of paw and bounty received -
close stamp o GILMORE Co.. and full nid
after examination, viii be given you free
Pensions.
AL officers, soldiers and sailors wounded No
tured or injured IN the late war however sHeh0E
can obtain pension by addressing GlLA01&
Supreme Court Of the United States, the Court e
elaine ard the southern Claims Com mission.
Each department of our business y conductsts
e1rerenced parties employed By sSs q iln.
Prompt attention to oil business infruste2 . 0Il
MORh 4 co. IL thus secured. We desire . vi
success oy deserving it. Address ~
my3l Washington. District Of Columbia =
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GAS FlxTUKEs AND RANGES
~ AT EkW YORK PRICES.
Agents for the Great 3
BARsTOW d WARREN RANGES.
Dealers in Gas Fixtures, Pumps, Bath Tubs =
Plumb Materials.
Plumbing and Gas Fitting promptly attended 4
at SULLIVAN l. BCLdRYS,
sci 3m cod No. 81 Canp afr-ef near PnydnG
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RIVER REPORTS Pm.

Below high water MARI of 1874.
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In HANA RUPTCY.-COA nm
OF me oeneht Of the bankrupt act car have thslR.
e,t y, and schednles prepared strictly accord
orders Of the United States Supreme Court -.
rH,es o. the United States District Court hy g.
Kellogg, Register in Bankruptcy, in the CnatoI,s
house building, New Orleans, touisiana. iSru1e
reasonable. Postoface box 2OS7
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-29

women, ana the flushed faces of men: and
IN those assemblages We see all the dead
Whose aust We have covered with flowers.
we lose sight Of them no more. We are
with them when they enlist in the crest
army OF freedom. We see them part with
those they love. Some are walking for tina
last tlme IN quiet woody places with the
maidens they adore. We hear the vhis.
pr rings and the sweet vows of eternal love
as they Ingeringly part forever. Others are
bending over cradles, kissing babies that
are asleep. Some are receiving the blessings
Of old men. Some are parting with mothers
who hold them and press them to their
hearts again and again, and say nothing;
and some are talking with wives, and en-.
deavOriDg with brave words spoken in the
old tones to drive from their hearts the
awful fear. We see them part. We see
the wife standing in the door, with the babe
in her arms-standing in the sunlight sob.
bing-at the turn of the road hand waves
she answers by holding in her loving hands
the child. He is gone, and forever.
We see them all as they march proudly
away under the Haunting flags, keeping
time to the wild grand music of war
marching down the streets of the great
olties-through the towns and across the
praaries-d0wn to the fields of glory, to do
and to die for the eternal right.
=, we go with them one and all. We are by
snelr side on all the CORY felds-in oil the
hospitals Of pain-cn all the weary marches
we stand guard with them in the wild
storm and under the quiet stars. We are
with them in ravines running with blood
IN the burrows OF old fields. We are with
tnem between cOntending hosts, unable to
move, Wild with thirst, the life ebbipg
slowly away among the withered leaves.
We see them pierced by balls and torn with
shells in the trenches by forts, and in the
whlrlwlnd OF the charge, where men be-
come iron, with nerves of steel.
We are with them in the prisons of hatred
and femme; but human speech can never
tell v hat they endured.
We are at home when the news comes
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-04-11

sx- -.r-.rsc lignf, experimental
-n..s. ~nxr-e weeks a<o % ilse rod oi
IL Ss@nea-El.l>ke works u Befi.n,
rz~ars.s - successful that ordinary
xr7.zr4- cgalsi - Rad hy Is a1d III Inc
.assa-c- Il d nile " ben the ilsa1
xas tAroxsl towards lie Clouds "
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-04-11

II appears that the incredibly with
which, statements concerning the b.
* lake have been received In Eng
land has !,ccn considerably lessened by
tue supplies II the material coming q
the London Inarkc; The pottery dis
,.ict- are especially interested in the
disc. very. Accounts set forth tia,
yr.y extensive works arr How nearlv
competed fnr the refining and purify.
ing Ut this borax for shipment. Slim.
ulated by the action Of the railroad
company. the Borax Company has put
up large works, and expects To tur,
gu. from 20 to 30 tons Of the n,incra
per day. The deposit Of borax ex
tends over IN area Of eighteen mile,
ia length by six to eight miles i,
width covered with crude borax to TIL,
depth ii three to five feet. The crud.
mineral averages from 90 to 40 pc
CENT Of the pure salt This deposi
is in Nevada.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-04-11

TmBEg LAxps.-Senator Kelly's bill
fr the sale Of timber lands In the
States of California ard Oregon and
in the Territories Of the IEites! States
has been reported favorsb.y ny 'h"
Senate Public Land Committee with
cut amendment. 1t provides that Ger
tain surveyed public lands in caIifor
MIA, Oregon. and Washington Territ"
~, valued chiefly for timber Int ni'fii
m cultivation, may be sold in tracts
not exceeding l6O acres I" any cre
citizen or association, at the minimum
price Of $3.50 per acre. For the 9th
er Territories the size Of the tract j.
Emitted to 40 acres.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-04-11

A novel operation recently per-
formed at the Maine General Hospital
is thus described: A PRISON came
there with a cancefvns np.e. lip,
which quack had made wyrse By tic
use Of caustics- The patient being
placed under the influence II ether
the lip was cut down and removed
the mouth slit far into the cheeks on
both sides, the flesh turned down. and
the inner membrane and bone scrapcd
to remove all traces Of the cancer
Then the check were brought forwarS
over the chin and sewed together L
form . new under lip, new and hand
some moull, WAS formed by SEWING
mp the Sits and cutting ont triangula
notches IN the corners, and, fhss ii.
nv lip might not lack the naturs
nsdDes TIE lining nembrane -
bcooGh = Out 0gef ~ elee and seu1
|dorn - - herine ~ ~
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Tm steamer Ooeznsc, Ensch arrES'
.n Frxncssoo On the 7sth- Lad
ZIG Chinese passengers TIE Lotus,
.s~ dDe, has So; the Great Z p=
- 10 lsare Hong Knng March 18th,
xsr BE- PIT dorn At 800; tie Cros
~ hare LITTLE Iz.er. viii have about
~ szr,e nnnler. In zddlsson we
r5H have several hundred II tie suip=
Sunstrz. Loth,ev, Rich AID Gryie
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-04-11

TEE remarkable e1,3Gs sr1cz >'as-sA-
err P.n.sylyan;a a-zs Ne~-e-- May
lad to -.fye West oozsti-=s=s -=-aaf.-
ted Large numbers = zs@z-l 40
substantial csilzx--4s q iEssse r7ypa-zs
are reported almost daily = p7aii7=
I'd stakes and seeking les hoE.es =
wards the setting sun
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-04-11

Is vseE Of tbe present ans+ii'se
x.orenert the Managers q tie III
sese companies 10 San Frsoc'soo 60 he
so.h sent dispatch to Kong Kong =
follows: Laws passed and measures
being taken t, discourage Chinese I'D
MIGRATION Inform Chioess They
nust 20. cone. Danger 70 lives and
property If they oO1De- Pl=ase adref-
tise. fSignsd) si1 companies ADD
Chinese merchants exchangs
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-04-11

LIZ u not look ior Ill good in The
same man The strength u one may
t. wanting in another. who, however.
will hare compromising excellence II
i intended Of Providence that men
shall make Up the human fuIIne<s by
the average Of their powers, and not
tia. each one shall be perfect in the
possession n all good qualities.