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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-03-08
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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-03-08

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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-03-08
Yick,s Floral Guide.

Vick's Floral Guide.
This is beautiful Quarterly journal, fine.
ly illustrated, and containing an elegant
colorcd FrontispieCc with the first numbcr.-
Price only rs cts. for the ear. The first No.
for 1876 just issued. Address
JAMES WICK, Rochester, NY.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-01-01
lFrnin Sundays Duily.l

The BALL.-We all went to the ball
mt The Depot Hotel last night-scnior.
junior, conipVsitors. devil and all--und
We are II sorry looking crowd this morll-
ing; but then We don't care. We had
lots Of fun while it lasted. hut since we
danced last night We have got to pay
the fiddler to-day, and If the number
If sore and sleepy heads around this
Office is not ample compensation for the
services of that auxiliary, lie won't gel
mary II cent out of us. The bali was
IL grand n%iiiIir, and went off in linton
style. The music 10y Bernard band was
"wny up i'll the pictures" and made
ever! hod? happy. The ladies were SO
charming that al forgot their ills and
rcvclcd III amusement. Clurk hnd the
supper done up ill his best style; il was
dclisrIous, and the amount We ate Of it
WAS astonishing, even tn our hes;
friends. We can't say anything moro
only that we were never better treated
or had more fun than last night, and
never ielt mcnnGr than We d. to-day
we o"cT-duScd ourselves with fun and
the iUzu:icS st before Us.
S"ME heavy lawsuits haze recently
been placed on file in tke Clerks Office,
/" c"'!c up IA the nyAi t,r.n Of the Dis
trirt Court, AMI one or more Of them
promise to be very interesting. ns the
property involved is very valuable, and
".iiin"ni co'm'cl has been Tc:aimc! To-
participate i'll uEtunglina the legal
points OF contest.
THA class of rabbits, called after the
ancient beast oi burden, which sports
elongated ears, is just now the object nj
which many guns, Of nll cnlihcr, age
aimed, ai"l as sequence t..cir clIca-srS
nrc offered for sale ~ oar streets in
quantities 10 suit.
ltELIii"cs. Religions services Sab
hath, morning aud cyrrin;. II. t!,c
Presbyterian Chuici,, Rev. J.. II. Byrrs.
Pastor. Subjects: in the morning.
IA Important Inquiry to All:" III the
evening. "iliH, Loss and Profit; OF. a
Question in Gospel Arithmetic"
AND still another on ThuraIny cven-
ing. Who's next? County Cork
'irccn Inns plenty of license bln,lh..
CE!l III hiI. AMI Luy- uI.v, tina Inter.
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From l'ridny's Dnily.l

TmE san Tnuri cu Cirna.r'c Of the
18th instant says tll" Lcoinrl Mining
Company had m annual election yrs-
'"rdhy, at which it.iGi out Of 6n.U U0
Hharcs were represented. The follow.
my Trustees were elected for the cms,.-
ms i"rm' =. I. Christi (pu>iirnt).
+. NJ. smith, l.. Wisely. Il. l.. Plum
nr"r and Jacob Srhlci"hcr. u. II.
brown. SCCrrtnIy. md Amos plmmmc:
superintendent, were reelected bv tho
Trustees. Reports 81 the officers were
submitted. which showed the condition
Of the cumpnny'3 Affairs to ic prosper
on" ANA hopeful. At meeting uf the
ruw li"arl Of Trustees The question uf u
resumption Of dividends wn4 discussed.
AMI although hr!u "t the board lhuu:ht
the rruspgcla at the mine ir]stlIiud -
dividend III tl" near future. il was, NJ.
tor II "nI"ful canvas Of the situation
agreed l." defer further notion until the
payment Of continuous dividends could
hC mgHlTuh.
Ron IShtNp MorSrNIY. Ifcmry Jan.
NM III" well known mining rNrc,i, nr.
riN'd from "nn Francisco, in company
NTH Charley Mayor. last evening.
They depart for Island Mountain and
M"nhtath City in II four horse sleigh
Tina morning. They 60 10 c>nmimc
SON" mining property in those regions.
h'Tf.~Tho wcst.bonnd express train
""s ten hours late today. Il wna nr.
rnHiOncd hy II freight train being SNOW.
cd in near Terrace. The engine OF the
latter got day, md went Ia the tank tu
drink. hut the snow driftod IN behind IL
and IL WIS mnhlc Ia r"iuru; iirurc the
h'lsy.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-01-01

kILLED ny THE cAIis.-0n tho arrival
OF the passenger train last night VIC
learned that as the train ncurcd Bcowawc
The mnnSled remains Of a man wns
discovered Oh the track. The features
were so mutIlntcd as to prevent rccog-
milton. but the cloths he wore, iuduc-
ed Tic belief that he WAS a tramp who
hal attempted To get II ride on train
nun'bor . ut P~alisale, the day previous.
lie Is supposed to have boarded the
train without tho knowledge Of the t,uin
men nnd incidentally fell from the cars
and was crushed b. the wheels. He
was buried nCa: where found.
ARRESTED AT WELIS.-Shcriir Brown
received IL dispatch from Reno ycstcr-
day authorizing the arrest af IL certain
man charged with robbery, who WAS II
passenger on the eastern bound cnigrunt
train. The train hnd passed here be-
fore the dispatch WIS received, and the
deputy ut Wells was Immediately telcg-
raphcd who effect the nrrcst OF the
cmlprit ut that place. lie was brought
down here and placed i'll ;=;l 10 nwnit
the arrival Of an officer from Reno,
when H. will lie conveyed TO the scene
Of his alleged drprcdaiiuns.
To-Day we publish assessment, No. 9.
on Inc Young Lmerica mine, Tascarurn,
oil thirty ccAtS per share. In conncc-
TIM with il:r above We hear it r1i,nor-
cd that the Company intends TO build
II ien-atamp steam mill in closer prox-
i"lity To the mime, but We can not vDucl
for the correctness of the report.
TIE sale Of the Globe Sncliing Coia-
pnny'1 rcnl anal personal Effects, inclu-
ding furnace, mines, mill and water
privileges and lan!s, takes place at the
C"urt-honse door, in this city ,o-rnor-
row a; II o'GiUsk III. The properly is
valuable, nId will probably sell for
nearly its worth.
SLEIGHIN0.--lcstrr'lay the jingle OF
the merry alcigh-bclis WAS hand i.r Tie
iirat time this Winter. Although i:..
o"'w WAS not very deep, the alyi.hiny
was pretty fair, owing 20 tilc thickness
% ia" L." underneath il.
Po>rPnNED.-As will b. seen by re-
fcTcrr" To ;~.mu;iicr column. the T'r,rs.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-01-01

EEE HLKo
INDEPENDENT
NEWSPAPER & JOB PRINTING
c. e,
ELKo, ELKo CO., NEVADA.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-01-01
SAN FRANU1sUO STOCK REPORT

ES1DAI. BEUEMuEU aI.t.
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TOTAL . ........ ... $50. ~ ,Jj2, ~ 81
Beside this 4 large rIruu! Of ore was
shipped away h":I the Hill 20. r,dur-
tIOn piipr to til" staring Of the m!l.
IhG value Of which, those who u:r bp,;
posted. say whH, 1T tho very luwrni cal.
"u%loiiom, $iCJ,"o1. iiy aiding this to
tlI" above We have the total Waite Of
precious metals produced IA that ,ils-
trIct footing in the uyiSniro.loUI ~
. $2,Oij, 900.
PEnsoNAL.-f. u. Reach, the Trust.
vino adYcrti"as 1" sci! the G!"h. :i:U,li-
Ing C"inp9ny'> Prrpr.ty, Of SryUr,
Mountain, hiS been in tYnn Scyy:ll
days pust. and will IrIrain here until
. the lirS; oi the mnnth, by which
time hv VIII have sr;.lri ur nj oi III.
business: in tLis section. go. Norris E.lt,
81 lIIdt " t"!u, and jake I.u,.rnhur-
were "Ii"m.I the n~rtivals hy Sunday .,
train. They cam" MP ga l|,iu ~. ami
Imny remain some iiimr. ...li,rry NV
ton. an old Au5!iTitr, passed ru,, la,
Sunday. tnking the irm.inF -. !lis wife
aud child to the Eastern states to their
final resting place. -. IIr.try Tui,"r alto
contributed his ili,c toward, lraiin
the SAL. tram.
HALF STAuE.-Frau'. .l,rhr,y.,.
VIII" manipu!ntcs WoulgrG - Ennnr'.
coaches on the Curnucrl.in road, huI 4
Tough game on his down trip last SI,-
'rdny. The night previous il showed
IN real nld'fQslIi"n style, and ~ II nat
urHl result tho coach didn't run very
we'll, amy place, Lu; when he reached
the Hat bctwc,n IIilicr's and tie Adobe.
The snow WAS too deep, aud Frank bad
10 leave all of his nguil. ,Nrrp, A..
front running gear. on which hr ln-hyd
the bullion ana other articles az ir,:.i,i,
making his way to town in u jIiry.
BEoKE" D"wS.-S. L. Park. u car.
pcntcr well known in this vicinity. MT
with quite II Eeii0u- accident in Curnu-
copir on the I'D inst. lie in some
hammer fell from the porch OF II build.
ing ia that place, and broke one Of his
legs 1T the ankle. Although quite
seriously disabled he will bu healed up
i'll due time.
Pr"iLrsTic.-1oc Simpson and the
hnndF"mc n~tlllrt" who handles iiIc rib
bons over Geo. Gansl'E ]iung."mr.i
p'ndrurrd, Ind n lively sci.lu IN the
f"ighi depot yesterday. but, as usual.
Deputy Sheriff Banks took 81 hand in th"
pie and prevented them from mnuIimg
cnCh other Ia death.
LrorAnn BCLLroy.--rlrc Coruuro,in
stag" on Saturday evening brought
down three more bnra II Lrnpnrd bal
lion, ynlnrd ut $50 -: mtkinr ~
total "f II iriocu bars. worth s2s.7IH 20.
Tor tho week, which, is considered #
No. J..
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-01-01

PEEsoSAL.-Mcssrs. l.. S. Hoy, and
J. d. Payne departed for tho West by
Tho train last evening. The former
gentleman is ill some Way Interested in
tho Globe CUapany's property ut
SrruccmUnt, ni,d arrived here from the
East several daysaSo... Deputy Sheriff
Barlow, Of Reno, will, thc party in
charge who WAS arrested here on IL trlc-
gram from that place, II couple of days
ago, also started for home by The same
train -. George Buckingham, travelling
nB"nt toT the well known liquor house
of Moore, Hunt Il Co., took tho train
for Palisadc. where he will switch oil To
Eureka. We bcSpeuk him II cordial re-
ccption by tn" Base Rangers &C. Il.
Mayon came up from the Bay last
night.
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HOARD.

$50 Empire, Gti, ca, "a.
80 Kcntuck. II. AZ, AK.
100 Alpha, 81. 2Ii;, II, 23tS.
no Brl"ber, 81, JJ1I, 81 bio, 80.
2lO Confidence. ~, a.. -.
2Sj Con. rir.inii, 4lu i'll, me-,
ilD. Ill.
=,O55 Sierra, Nevada. 1874. 1871, w3!,
l9t:, l9's, 1917.
1890 California, II, 7Iis, 77H, TX,
1914.
1O5 Bullion, IS, 1917.
Go ExchcIucr. l21.. -.
520O Savage. u. 2lIr 2l4, -, 81,
2l3+, ~ bS, 2lj., 2III.
27S Chollar. lO5. lOG, IU6, 10, Ill,
ll2, me-
$50 Hale 4 Norcross, 81, Sc. 551,,
5i1t, 55II.
a75 Point, Elk, 27lI, 81, 2Ga1.
IG5 Jnclot, liz, ITO, ll3, lii, us,
200 Imperial, 1oH. 1917, 1917, Io,>.
.IO Ophir, So. 50, 55!I, SO. 5GIs,
10 Sr;iesp, 90, ,o;., ao!. bso, lo,..
20, I9;;-
1895 Gonla l. Carey, sO!i, %, 81,
POS, az b3D, 2O!i, 20!., 4Da. .
10 S"S. lIrlciicr, -. So.
2I5 Ovcrunm. G3. Ga, G3',,, CD.
So Justice, -, 2"14, 2G;., ~ b.,
49,.
$40 Union, va. "a. "a, o., ba0,
81.
1905 Lady B'ysn. >, 5js b3o, %; h30.
80 Buckeye, "a.
1919 Julia, II. lGIs. 1917, lGs,, IGII.
TJ0 Caledonia, 2JtI. 81.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-01-01
From Wednesdays Dnily.

Nor GUrLTr.-Thr jury in The nsrn.
rNt"d case Of "'Tig" vs. the commum.
wealth "f Nevada, with whicl, the
poIiro court WAS mnnfulIy wrestling.
Yesterday, brought in u verdict at
"dId'nt steal tho poker"
In the case Of I'nmoT w Burner in.
'oI'ing thu title Ia II hnlf.cprI II wood.
Vic count f"lt II dinidonc" about dccid.
ing so wci%hiy II mmitcr. and strong
""l"s were entertained that the cnuso
i"'Ght ic cnrricd ton superior tribunal,
'"t tho enterprise was sumInarily
SIncIrh"d 10y n diHnissnl (willloui ~.
Pc"') 10y lustic" Taylor.
W. l'rnr considerable talk "f n heavy
"'''hcN" Hnlc. which j. expected 10 take
''''' ~ I'LL" d",inT The m",cnt week.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-01-01

Mrs. \. &. ut TOM, a pianist nud
teacher Uf much reputc, will be in Elko
i'll u few days with . view OF securing
employment in the line Of her profess
sion. Cox. l.. J. Davis AMI .AltUrnry
General Vim. Alexander. Of Texas, anu
other distinguished gentlemen endorse
Mrs. du Ionr rs Il fine musician AMI
teacher. adding that sli. Is alsn O.
''splrndid teacher uf iYnrin.." In
Governor llaiyht, Of California;, writes {:
IL take pleasure in introducing 10 Won
Mrs. 4. &. du Tour. Il very worthy lnlv,
who visits Nevada with IA view to some
engagement rs an instructor in music"
2S-2t
I Am in daily receipt 10y cypress Of
Fresh baltimore Oysters, direct from
Booth a. Co.. and also the Luscious
Trunsplanied article III the shell, fresh
from San Francisco, which will bc
served up III amy desired st:le. ut short
notice. Every variety of Fish, Flrsl,
and Fowl obtainnble III their respective
season, will always be found upon my
table, aud the public may rely upon re-
cciving every possible attention that can
enhance thcir comfort and satisfy their
"ppetitcs. GEORGE PrErrrEE.
The celebrated Crystal Peak Beer ut
the Gem Saloon.
4 iirst-clnss free lunch set daily from
10 IL. III. to l =. III. at the Gem Sa-
loon.
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BAiialIsG HOUSE
-OT-
II. ?. FREEMAN c. CO.,
ELHo, HEVEDR,
W. y. FRE"htT. Manage.
orrrSpnn,irutI,

~VhnTfIlTII
NES YORK ..........K nauih NlChoi / Kuhnc.
san francisco. ..Anglo.C alforn!am Bank.
LONpON...................Thv Alliance bank.
Brokers,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-01-01

L.. =. Yr,ry, T. IN. will o,,,, -, CT
r-1,,. p...,,r
ill ANA costly stock ii Holiday Pres
crts, in the Juwclry line. that has ever
been lrn,.h, IA V..,,I, t.
,,,I ,r .,a;on, $780,, r.., ,
N,,.L., rL', "' 'vH"' N"!I
ui,,,, '".n "'ni NUNS ''"li
S,Iy,, ,,,,n ~ NJ It;.'p"' Eso"t'' ana
v,I H.. ,,Ll r,," 1915 'n'at S"",''
comm, tLir,v ,I,y. W" ",n'H 'iu
ur,i,t, v.,,, .,r.r. :, I.,i'' ~ ""H
80; y,l,,,ITn ,r".' r a. .",' anu
..iLlo ,,,;,.,.. an '.,, g " '""'S' pos
grr,cd. "f'
iTn LIT. FURNISHED rooms for
n Mh =. 'n' "''H ~ nn"n,ii on reason
oprosit" the middle depot on C"mmnr.
cial street. lift,
wAxrrp.--A Protestant runIish o;rl
WANTS II ,iiu,,inr ,;,i"n g., go
''iniiF or hotel, {" do EcncIal house
M"'N' Is . lanndr"H'. Apply ut
chr Ncr; i",St 'l""lIiy Of Brandy,
"n'l'! Nv" t"ft vines Tor medicinal
Christmas Gnods.I
Abe NTonsor declares mn1t r,.iI;yc,y
and Irr means what he saws tbut his
immense stock Of Christmas Goods musi
l." sold ont by the first of January,
Ills great variety Of Toya. FIxr IrwiIny
aud fancy articles will DO sold nj rr,niIy
reduced rriccs mp tn the iirI dny 81
1856. 70 procure presents for ynur
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From Tuesdays Dnily.I

BrLL.ToS PEouUcr.-P. Ii. I.wcr.
Wells, Fargo Il Co.. agent ut Mina.nl
Hill, Furnishes " with the foilom in.
statistics of til. bullion product If tint
camp. from lilac !irst ot October. 1874,
tl" day OF which iiUh,r x Curtis stn!r...
thc anil al that place, mp 10 and mclad-
lug the year 1875:
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a'S FRANCISCO. .Mcssrs. J. II. Latham & Co.

ic"civ" general and a'' cill deposits, subject
q" cheek ~ sight ar -, nbl" nn return ~ CpT;l.
i.r7i". DTaw At sight. In Gin "r currency. on
SCw Gurs, Fan I'lrri-c,. Si,rl'u"utn. salt La 9
Itty ana all banking towns ~ IL" State ~ Ne
vhda. Make either local or flrrl,ri colt ctinns.
Tor TEliirh T"!uittanc" viii b. miic Immediately
on Fay cnt. W.c"uut Commercial paper.
NAB" advances on brsr or rcnIi"d hui iuii. itly
t.rs # all Eilds.
liny nmi fcll ly telegraph. through our bro.
k"rs, ans stocks dealt in by the San Traiciscn
Stock and E~S'llirfc n''ri. rud upon the uai i
terms trl cnrdiii, ia: 'Tcrui that We will buy
ana sell for CASH only. aud do not rarry any
ti"Css uIOn u margin.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-03

The New York Herald. which has Of
late been striving to rival the Inter-
Ocean in lying, has the following in the
course OF leading editorial on Gov.
Tilden's candidacy:
And yet 40 fair and 40 promising candidate
alraady su fers from canvass that shows riRns
Of defeat. No sooner Is Tildep nominated than
his southern friends must arrange u masBacre
in South Caroline which arouses ut once the old
war feeling of the North--a massacre 30 afro
cious @ to call down the denunciation Of South
ern men like Lamar
II Mr.. Lamar has read the letters Of
Gen. Butler In relation to the Hamburg
affair, and the other evidences OF the
facts OF the case, since he made his
speech denouncing his white fellow
citizens, his ears must have tingled
when he read this paragraph from the
Herald. A few more speeches from Mr..
Lamar giving support to the Inter-
Ocean and New York Herald, and we
may have the whole army withdrawn
from the frontier and quartered among
the white savages of South Carolina and
Tnuiaiapay
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-03

Crazy Horse is badly named. He
evidently Is not crazy, and he is not a
horse. He Is sensible to the last, and
he IL "full team" He helped to make
tho terrible odds that killed Custer and
his brave three hundred, but the bal
ance Of the business looks hopeless to
him, and maybe he lacks ammunition,
80 be is vending his way with his
braves to the Agency. We have no
doubt that he will be we'll received and
furnished by his pals OF the Indian ring
witha supply Of arms or ammunition
that will enable him TO make q new
holocaust Of the few American soldiers
who are doing duty on the plains. At
all events. it is a grim satisfaction for
us to know that. II he was too much for
Custer on the field, the Indian agents
and post traders will be moro than a
match for him, and he will be swindled
out OF boots and saddles before he leaves
the Agency.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-03
TRIJTU Is MIGHTY.

Benson's CaDcine Porous Plasters are with
out doubt, ~ great improvement on the ordinary
article. They relieve pain instantly and cure
quicker than any known plaster IiniInent or
compound. They are purely vegetable.
Chas. Althans, Vincent h Co.. Parker's phar-
macy. Nj. NJ. Cook Il Co.. w. Wynn d Co.. Men
ninger h Co., aud other representative druggists
Of the city Of Brooklyn, N. T.. voluntarily state
THAT all who have used Benson's Capelne
Porous Plaaters speak of them in the highest
terms their curative properties are established.
and although they are not in the habit OF com
mending medicines. yet they unhesitatlpgly
recomm mend Benson's Capcine Plasters to their
patron. on the ground that they know them to
be greatly superior to the ordinary porous
plasters operate quicker, relieve immedi stely
and effectively, and cure disease which the ordi-
nary article simply relieves after continuous
wear" Try them and be convinced.
Price rs cents. SEABURY & JOHNSON.
auI Pharmaceutical Chemists. New York.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-03
Worth Knowing.

For nearly thirty years there WAS no improve
ment in plasters. until Benson's Capclne Porous
the mother Of invention. The ordinary porous
pasters had been found to act too slow days and
weeks of continuous wear being required 10
bring relief and cure. The discovery OF Capcine
has BEEN Of great value TO medicine. and to the
people an incaleulable boon.
Capcine operates with astonishing vigor upon
disease. brings immediate relief. and cures
quicker than any known pla ter. iiniment or
Capcine is superior TO electricity.
and more certain it strikes the root of disease.
1t il purely vegetable Benson's Capcine Porous
Plasters are perfectly free from metallic or
mineral poisons. They do not blister, and are
indorsed by over two thousand physlcians and
druggists Of excellent reputation. They differ
from the ordinary porous plaster In giving in
slant relief to the sufferer. and iBsuring posi-
tive and prompt cure, Price 25 cents.
SEABUKY II JOHNSON,
Pharmaceutical Chemists. n. Y.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-03
Referring 70 the Indian war, the New

Referring TO the Indian war, the New
York S,tn aptly says: Even Lieut.. Gen.
Sheridan. who has been pooh-poohing
the outbreak as a small affair--perhaps
because his mind has been engaged
upon the contemplated campaign
against tho white citizens OF Louisiana
lis at last compelled to acknowledge
that the latest dispatches received frofn
the field Of hostilities are "scarey" In
the extreme.
The war Is needless one, brought on
by dishonesty Of administration and
tho intrigues Of the Indian Ring; but II
IL 10 to be carried on. the men who are
sent against the Indians should not be
sacrificed.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-03
IS Charires Street and 3g Bienyille Street,
aua i'm NEW ORLEANS. LA.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

OrrrcE BOARD oY STATE AND Orr AssEssons.
No. i5s Common street. uD stairs,
New Orleans. La. August 1. 1875.
The taxpayers OF the city Of New Orleans. par
ish Of Orleans. Louisiana. are hereby notified
that tho assessment on real estate and personal
property for State and city taxes for the year
1916 exRible in the year 1877. are coupleted. and
will be exposed for inspetfion and correotioo
from a. m. till . o. M Sundays exceptsdl. until
the THIRTY-FIRST DAY OF AUGUST, 1916.
Mt which time all complaints Of excessive or err
roneous assessments will be considered. In
order to avoid delay, facilitate and expedite
business. tax payers are requested to bring their
last year's tax receipt or description Of the
property ~ to district and number Of square.
J. l.. HERWI0,
President Board of State and City Assessors.
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The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-03
ouR ANNUAL sTATEM ENT.

We again call the attention OF mer-
chants to the fact that on Friday. Sep
tember 1, 1876, we shall publish full
and reliable review of the commerce OF
New Orleans for the year closing that
day. Such document, widely circula-
ted, cannot fail to aid the business OF
our city, and for the convenience OF our
patrons we will furnish the paper con
tanning It, ready wrapped for the mail.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-03
JUST RECEIVED,
FRENCH C0GNAC BRANDY,
-DR--
JULES HRlI.OT a. 90.

Tho celebrated Undergraduates Brand" now on
exhibition at tho Centennial.
We have Just received from Eordeaux by the
French ship Le Phare. inyoiee ~ the above
famous COGNAC. and we invite dealers u d ron
noSseurs 70 give It n trial before purchasing
elsewhere The trade supplied at ths lowest
market prices.
BY arrival Of steamship st. Louis and other
vessels, we have received the following:
WEYMOUTH. Molly, Pratt 60. Burgundy.
Port Red and White WINES; COGNAC5, as
sorted Liquors assorted SHERRY Museat and
Malaga WINES Brandy CHERRIES j. Cessat
Jr., VINEGAR. s }KDINES etc.
just received per steamship ST. Louis, 2poo
pieces 7-l and - MOUSSELINE, a cafeau.
In store-A very large and well assorted stock
FRENCH WINES, LIQUORS and FANCY
GROCERIES.
In and out Of bond-An extensive assortment Of
French. German and English
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS. ETC,
At lowest market prices
MARKS BROS. Il CO.,
Commission Merchants and Importers,
e ~ MAGAZINE STREET.
iy1s1m Upstairs.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-03
THE CAMPAIGN DEMOCRAT.

The Campaign WEEKLY DENUcnAT. .
large eight-page paper, will be fur
nished fiom the ist OF July TO the 18th
November for the small sum OF One
Dollar. Every man In the htate should
subscribe. Every Democratic and Con
sentative club should subscribe for
from twenty-five 70 one hundred copies
for distribution.