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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-02
Court Items.

The case for the settlement of the proper
holder of the Office of Assistant Attorney
General went over for decision on the
merits in the Superior District Court. The
rule nisi taken by Judge Dibble against
Judge Braughn being discharged, the lat
ter seems to have the advantage just at
present, having already been recognized by
the court.
Tomorrow is the last day of this term
for all the district courts of the parish of
Orleans, except the First and Second. Each
Judge will, however, in his discretion, when
business demands it, preside during the va
cation, or secure competent representa-
tive to issue necessary orders.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-02
BY TELEGR APH
CONGRESS.
Senate.


WASHINGTON, july IA conference com,
mittee was appointed on the silver bill.
Mr.. Mitchell called up as special order the
subject of paying Mr.. Pinchback per diem
and mileage during his contest.
Mr.. Withers asked why the three otheos
contestants were not included in the reselup
tom He favored the incorporation of MP
Sykes in the resolution.
Mr.. Norton said he was tired of this talts
about discrimination against white men,
He had had enough of it.
MIR. Whithers said whether the Senator
had had enough of it or not it mattereg
very little to him.
Mr.. Whyte said Governor Thomas, oR
Maryland, had contested fer eeat for
nearly year and had received neither paA
nor mileage.
Messrs. West and Alcorn advocated paye
ment After further discussion the resoll-
ton was laid aside.
The Senate proceeded to consider sundry
civil appropriation bills. An amendn snt
to strike off from the House bill the provi-
sion that the maximum rates of compepsa-
ton allowed to United States marshals from
and after July !, 1876, shall not exceed
$4,000 year, and f0rbidding marshals from
issuing any bills to wi nessee, jurors and
others. Also, forbidding the payment of
such by any department of the govern
ment, and further providing that marshals
shall not hereafter receive mileage while
travelling on official business, but travelling
expenses only. The amendment was agreed
to, many other amendments adopted and
the bill was passed.
The Pinchback resolution comes up Mon
dsv as unfinished business
Adjourned.
House.
A resolution allowing wages to employees
while visiting the centennial was reie cted.
The Senate amendments to the bill for q
feiting certain lands granted to the Kansas
and Galveston road was non-cOncurred in.
A committee of conference was ordered.
The Senate bill exemptiDg vessels navi-
eating the Mississippi and tributaries above
New Orleans from entrance and clearances
was passed.
Charges against Judge Humphreys wore
referred to special committee.
The bill appropriating $l50,00o for fur
nishing Indians supplies for their immediate
needs passed.
Mr.. Hopkins, from the committe on the
centennial celebration, reported q joint
resolution providing that the two houses of
Congress meet in joint convention at Inde-
pendence Hall, in Philadelphia, on July 4,
at 9 A. NJ, for the purpose of passing ap-
proprlate resolutions commemorative Of the
great event, which in that same hall 100
years ago brought this nation into being
Passed. Adjourned until Monday.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-02

DIVIDEND AND INTEREsT.-By the notices
from J. B. Mondiegt, Esq, cashier of the
Workingmen's Bank, No. "a Canal street, it
will be seen that the directors of this
staunch institution have declared q semi
annual dividend of four per cent, payable
to the stockholders on and after Monday,
the third instant. Depositors in the savings
department are also notified that the regu-
lar semi-annual interest will be paid at the
same time.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-02

Sixth District Congressional Convention.
The delegates from the sixth congress
sional district met at Mechanics Institute
last evening, and by an almost unanimous
vote renominated the Hon. Charles E. Nash
as their candidate for Congress.
The following gentlemen were elected
members of the State Central Committee:
w. G. Lane, of East Baton Rouge; Milton
Jones, of Pointe Coupee; George Swazie, of
West Feliciana, and Oscar Holt, of West
Baton Rouge.
the district on the electoral ticket, with
Judge J. S. Dooley as alternate.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-02

In all fevers, of every grade or type, use
kernine and sedine, the recent discoveries
from the cotton plant; they are certain
specifics. N. B. Morrison & Co., agents.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-02

ex-leaders of the Confederate army, indicate
grave national dangers which demand the
enactment Of such additional laws and the
| enforcement of such q policy as shall secure
to every citizen of the United States. in
| fsct es well as in name the inalienable
rights of life, liberty and the pursuit Of
happiness, irrespective OF his poll ieal views
and irrespective of race, color or previous
condition of servitude.
5. That to President Grant are due the
earnest thanks and hearty Endorsement of
the Repu blicans of Louisiana for the fidelity
with which he has maintained in peace the
great principles which the armies of the
Union, under his command. enforced by
war.
6. That to Governor William p. Kellogg
and his associates in the State admi nistra-
| tion the thanks of the Republican party of
Louisiana are due for their earnest and per
sistent efforts to maintain the State govern
ment under trials and circumstances Whoee
parallel has never been seen.
Z. The Republican party regard the fnan-
cial measures of the State administration,
especially the plan for funding and reduc-
ing the bonded and floating debt as having
baen successfully and fully accomplished.
We pledge ourselves and our party to sup
port these measures and carry them out to
the fullest extent.
H. C. DIBBLE, Chairman.
Mr.. Dibble then moved the adoption of
the report, which had been frequently in
terrupted by applause, and the motion was
enthusiastically carried.
There were several announcements made
Mr.. Stamps stated the friends of Mr..
Packard would meet in caucus that night at
the Mechanics Institute.
Mr.. Morey said the fifth congressional
district headquarters would be open at
eight O'Clock that evening.
The president announced that badges for
admission Monday would be distributed at
nine O'Clock on that day, at the Mechanics
Institute, by the secretary. Mr.. Ennemoser.
The vote was then announced, and being
l22 in favor to 96 against, the convention
was declared adjourned to eleven o'clock
tomorrow.
The delegates in the Safe convent ntion
from the twelfth, thirteenth, fourteenth,
sixteenth and seventeenth warde, are called
to meet at Carrollton Monday noon to
nominate two Representatives to the Cen
eral Assembly.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-02

The unanimity with which Hon. Charles
E. Nash was renominated for Congress by
the Republicans OF the sixth district last
evening, although not unexpected, can not
fail but prove source Of qualification to
himself and friends. Although novice in
politics he made good fight and won a
complete victory. His course in Congress,
although he has taken no prominent part,
is such a. to commend him to the lovers of
liberty and justice, and We predict his re-
election by rousing majority.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-02
500, 900
To be won for $50,
In the next golden drawing
Louisiana State Lottery Company,
Opera House,
July %.
Buy
A ticket and
Make your fortune.
Make your fortune.

For chills and fevers use sedine; as an
anti periodic land tonic nothing equals it.
n. B. Morrison g. c., agents.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-02
Meeting of Congressional Districts.

Meeting of Conversational Districts.
Mr.. Henry Demas, of the Second Con.
gressi0nal district, announced in the cor.
vention Saturday that the delegates of that
district were requested to meet at the Me-
chanics' Institute at nine o'clock Monday
morning.
Delegates from other districts, except the
fifth, were also requested to meet at their
respective headquarters at the same time.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-02

Neuralgia and all female diseases cured
by the use Of forine; one of tho recent dis
coveries from the cotton plant. M. B. Nor
rison & Co., agents.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-02
Personal,

Governor Kellogg has granted leave of
absence for sixty days to Judge Henry
Train, to date from July l.
William Mehle, ESQ.,, of the firm of Hay
& Mehle, is off to the centennial. His many
friends here will miss his smiling counte-
nance for month or more.
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cONTMUED on EI0HTH PAGE.
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the shotgun policy must be defeated. We
must take especial care to select capable
men for Office. The right to vote without
fear of assault must be the rule. l
regret to say that no community
is in worse condition to-day than
is that of Louisiana. All the worst
crimes are committed and the offend
ers are not punished. If such condition
OF things continues, more people than the
defenseless negroes will suffer. He pre-
dicted that unless intelligent men take part
to secure order, no ma will be safe in life
or property, which is an argument to induce
US to secure . good State government.
Crimes like those committed in Coushatta
are burning shame. He appealed, first, to
those who were aspirants for office. The
time was in this State when Republican
nomination was equivalent to election, but
that time is past, and to-day the black man,
by reason of his social change, has become
like the white man in his commercial
transactions. We must consolidate the
black vote by putting up men who can
command their respect, and that rests in
great part with this convention; therefore,
let US have . reconciliation, if possible.
With your assistance we will attempt to
advance the interests Of the best men. We
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-06

And In accordance with law. and m order OF
the Board OF Direction. made on the nth day Of
May. 1915. 30 many shares of each parcel
Of such stock - may be Necessary will be
sold at public a%nctiOn, a. the Office of the
Company, tls California street. San Fran
cisco. California. on WEDNESDAY. the 10Th
day Of July. 1876. q the hour OIL o'clock y. NJ.
Of said day. 10 pay said dsllnqueni . easement
thereon. together With costs of adveft,sinr ana
expenses Of the sale.
EDWARD y. STONR. Secretary.
Oniee-4is California street. Room No. :,
Nan Francisco. California. ylid
COuIH COWATOCK GOLD AND
- SILVER MINING OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Of principal place Of business, Nan Francisco.
California.
Location Of works, Gold lIiil Mining Dis.
trict. storey County. Nevada.
N~otice.--There are delinquent upon the fol.
lowing-described stock. ON account Of asse-s.
ment No. u levied ON the M day OF Nav.
1870, the several amounts set opposite the
names Of the respective shareholders. a. FOL.
lows:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-06

And In accordance with law. and mn order of
the Boani 81 Directors. made on the iah day
Of May. is'C, 80 many shares of zach par.
eel Of such stock A. may be neoes.ay will
be sold NJ public auction. at the Gales
roon ~ John Middleton A Son. No. $40 Mont.
eomery street. San Francisco. California. on
THURSDAY. the 18th day of July. issG, Al the
hour ~ = O'clock y. n. of said day, TO Day rsId
delinquent assessment thereon. together with
costs of advertising and expenses 81 sale.
uEO. u. SPISNEY, Secretary.
Onie.-No. 80 California -Irei, Room Nos.
San Francisco. California. je31td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-06
RANCH FOR SALE
SITUATED " THE HEART OF SIERRA

ClIuATED IN TIE HEART or sIRpp.
- VALLEY. California.
Contains ~, sere- of fns. level, f,rils land.
veil vatsred. 30 arres of which 10 nesdo~
ana the balance splendid grazing.
The whole IL under good fence and suitable
choice DAIRY Farm. ""s
70 situated four miles West from the Am.
fishlns Town of loyaiton. aud hss upoo N
comiortable farm. hou,e &c by 81 feet An si,.
I'VE stories hish . ism 10 feet long h. a,
Vide. .oseth.s with cattle sheds. aud al Other
Title p.rfe.t.d By U. Il. Patent. Term. Of
pufchase made easy. w
A large number Of choice NiIrh co..
Horses. ETC.. aso for sale. wv.
rcr ,a,inef iniormsiion apply d this once.
Posiofiss q Ioyaiton, or 10 HiGnaSyIsa me
Fly, on the premises. Ia iu
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-06
STOCKHOLDERS MfErINo.

OPfIcH CiIOLL.tR PoTOsI MINING
Company. ssn franei 90. June 2ad, IsiG.-
Of the chslIar rotosi Mining Company viii h.
held 81 tibet ofie. hoom No. ~ Hsyward's
Building. Ran frnsisco. California, on MON.
"a July 10Th merit 81 y O'Clock n. Transfer
book VIII elose on the sth day Of JuIv, Al !
o'elcst p W. Y. DEAN, secretsry.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-06

And In accordance with law. aud an order
OF the Board of piiect0rp. made ON the NJ
day OF Nay. 1876. 20 many shares OF each
parcel OF such stock ~ may he necessary
will be sold n public auction. n the ONCE of
the Company. No I'll California street, hooms
nee entrance. 90 California street san wan.
cisco. California, ON MONDAY. the :Gih day of
June, 1915. at the hour Of . o'clock r. n. of
said day, 10 pay said delinquent assessmrnt
thereon, togvther with costs of advertising and
j. X. BufPINaToN.. Secretary.
Ofiee-ro. 81 California ,trtet, Rooms 5 and
4. second noor. over !fifnA lnsursnee ofhce-eu-
tnnes. 300 California strect-san Frsncisco.
California. lesfd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-06
r~OsrPnNKn sAI.K.

A. . mestlng OF the Board Of Trustees OF The
South Comsiock Gold and Silver Mining CON-
pany. held on the III day Of June. 1870. 10 Was
resnlvsd that the se OF delinquent stock OF
said Company. advertised 10 bs soil on the
2cth day OF June, 1876, At . r. n /. at the ON y
Of said Company. aii California street. Rooms
J and 4, second door. over lima Insurance 81.
Zee entrance. 39 California strtet-Ssn Fran
cisco. California. u hereby postponed 10 the
TWENTY sixth. DAY or JULY, 1916. Of
the came hour and place.
By o der Of the Hoard NJ DIR rtorp.
jt21id J.. n. BURLINGTON. Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-06

And In accordance with law, AID an order OF
the Board of Directors. made on the 10th day
Of Nay. 1876. ~ many shares OF each parcel,
Of ,nch stock a. may be necessary will Be
sold 81 public auction. at the salesroom OF
Maurice Dorr A TO-, No. $40 Pine street, Fan
18Th day Of July. 1870. OF the hour Of ! O'Clock
y. NJ. OF said Gay. 10 pay said dslinquent sss~ss-
ment thereon. together with eosts OF Advrris-
Ing and srIensc- 0f the tale.
wM. u. McCLtNTOCK. Secretary.
Onice-Room 4 iiaywArd's building. No. 4is
California street, San Francisco, California.
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WANTED.

SMALL oIRL. TO Assist ABOUT Tag
"A home. Osly two IN the family. A good
place. inquire ct the residence of ". n.
VIRDRN. bark Of the Nrws once. Main street.
Gold I1ill. jyiu
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-06
y ossurm MINING coMrANY.-

IN Location % principal place OF business,
Saa Francisco, California.
I,oestIon Of works, Devils date District,
L.yoa comfy. Nevada.
NotIee. -Ther. are delinquent upon the fol.
lowipg-ir-rribed stock. on account Of Assess-
ment mo. ~ levied on the 18th day Of hay,
1875, the several amounts set opposite The
names OF tho respective shareholders. ~ FOL.
lnNs
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-06
DELINQUENT SAILS.
I Am narAN niNiNa con.

Ia rA>i. Location of principal place of
business. san frsnclsco, California
Location OF WORKS. flo~ey Mining District,
Storey county. Nevada
Notice. There ace dc,inqusn, upon tho FOL.
lowing described stock. GA account OF as.s---
ment mo. ~ levied on tbs 2sth Gay of NJ,
1875. the several amOanis set opposite tie
names OF the Respective shareholders. A. FOL.
lows:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-06

Ana In aeesdsncs with Law, and an order of
.ne oosfIo OF Dirretors, made 90 the 2lth dsy of
NAY. 1876. ., many shares Of each panc,l,
o. such stoet - may be necessary viii b. soId
!. pao,ae suetion. 81 the ofnss Of The Company.
cisco. California. ON rATrRDAy, the iah da,,
OF July. 1876. Of The hour az ! oielosh y. N. OF
ssid day. 10 psy said ~delisqusnt sss-,sm.pu
therson. together with coats oi sdystlsins ann
erpens~s u sale.
y. PHILLIPS. s-crrtsry.
Onice-Room y. t0s California street n.n
frsnciEro. California. ,s.s,I
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-14
STEAMSHIP 1SHORE.
The City Of Chester stranded below Fort
Hamilton Efforts 10 Gst her O1.


The steamship City of Chester Capt.
Leitch, OF the Inman Line, started from Liver
pool on August g. with 27d passengers on board.
She arrived IN the lower bay Yesterday morning.
and anchored OF the Quarantine grounds.
After breaking anchor. and on the way to the
Narrows, she forged across the ebb tide and ran
aground on the Long Island shore, about mile
below Fort Hamilton.
A despatch was sent to the city for lighters TO
relieve the cargo. Two lighters were towed TO
the vessels side, and a part Of the cargo was
hoisted from the hold aud slowed on them.
As tho steamer Plymouth Rock was passing
through the Narrows on her morning return trip
from Rockaway, she discovered the CITY Of
Chester ashore. A signal gun was fred 10y the
excursion vessel. to which the otner responded
by lowering a yawl-bOat with a heavy line fast
ened to a sea hawser. This was Received by the
Plymouth Rock, made fast to stern chock, and
the word $50 ahead given. For over An hour
the powerful boat tugged, but WAS Obliged to
rive up the task. How much Tor the enOrt,' -
cried the captain of the City Of Chester. Moth
Ing" answered Captain Martin Of the Plymouth
Rock. Then the CUluTs Of tbs ocean steamer
were dipped ana the British ensign was run up
to the fore Of the Plymouth Rock. lie crews
cheefed, and So the Yankee aud the Englishman
parted company.
At late hour last night the steamship lay In
the same position, but II was thought ptohhl lie
that she would come IN with the high water at
l.JO clock this morning.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-14
rus IN GILMORE's GIRDEy.


When the concert began ut Gilmore's
Garden. last evening. three thousand persons
present. The music was good. "a usual.
the lights were never moro brilliant, the foliage
never moro charming; the melody OF the fOun-
tains and the plashng cascade never more
grateful. The something lacking was beer.
Waite ST moved about listlcssly, nlling occasiona
orders for lemonade, soda, and sarsaparilll.
In the long barroom, where innocuous drinks
only were sold, a score of barkeepers iounged
behind the bars or lanrudly supplied the scant
demands Of the walters. At the extreme west
ern end stood Sergeant Kass OF tho 1hrteth
street police with his ward detective, yiSiiantly
keeping guard to see that no beer was tapped.
BY the time the second piece on the pro-
rramme was being performed. $500 PERSONS
were In the vast enclosure, and every seat was
occupied. 1t was while the third niece was on.
Mercadante's Lyre and Sword" that those In
the eastern end OF the garden saw nling down
from the extre height OF the upper
white aproned walters. each carving
broad tray covered With glasses Of beer,
The walters were kept at work coming and
going up aud down the steep steps, bringing
many gallons OF beer to the thirsty multitude
from some mysterious hiding place far aoft,
rehlling. All this while Sergt. kass and his Keen
detective maintained their watch over the par
Investigation into the source OF that supply
showed II to be a great corner splce. closed on
by lattice work from tho main hall, where stlll
are the deep range of se4ts OF the old amphi-
theatre. with a small level 50 ce above them
sufficient fur the erection Of smgl blr, tho
tapping OF four barrels OF beer behind IL. and
the constant coming and going OF hfty active
walters.
Before the second part Of the programme was
half over at least half OF the tables had beer
upon them, people In the seats bordering the
walks held glasses Of beer in their hands, aud
waters laden with beer rushed hutriediy To and
! fro in all parts Of the ga de1 Still Sergeant
kass ana his detective kept watch over the bar.
A deputy sheriff. attached to the garden, in
sheer bravado took the detective all around tho
place and permitted him to see the way IN
which tho beer was being consumed but man
aged adroitly to divert his attention from the
source of the supply.
Until tho close OF the concert the STEADY and
rapid supply OF beer was kept up. kock said
| that he sold forty barrels, which Is equiv
| to one hundred and sixty kegs.
After the concert was over. SrN reporter
| called on Sergt. kiss, as he sat behind his desk
at the Ihirtieth street sat on, and asked him II
any beer had been sold at G Gmufe's Garden.
NO, none at all tonight replied Kas', tri-
| umphantv " | saw people drinking something.
don't know what II was. IL might We bee
red vine or something else. for all | know.
| couldn't take up lady's glass ard taste what
was In 1t to Ind out, YOU knO-, Bat there was
no beer sold. saw to that VI SELL
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The regatta at Rockaway has Teen postponed.
Sardanapilus aud tue ltdilan bdllel IN BOOM
Theatre Tonight,
The James Degnan coterie at the American
lnsutu Rms tonight.
Ex-senator william Cauldwell has become
sole proprietor ~ the Snpiay MsrcurV.
Tho Sfidfs. Zcihmg is pub ishng translation
Of tieoryu ELuts remarkable novel; Daniel DerOndA"
Onicer Lcddy shot mad dog yesterday At 100
dren.
The SimdIu Democrat SAYS that two hundred
and ntiy men are completing \. T. ste warts Hotel for
Women.
Thomns Collins, while working in Third ave-
nue. IL 9Th street. yesterday morning stabbed
~ an unkno"n man.
MIR. H. G. white, owner Of Rockaway steam.
boat nr will give ms passenger a.ents all the mon
received uy the line to-day.
William Kelly. the father of Civil Justice VII,
nam II KELLY uird On saturday 81 cong sil"H ~ Vs
lungs IN his stYtutitih ye r,
Mir. Ch rlc, r. Frouch. uf Frruch's llotcl, has
aldtd anutha grm % his lu iDil hIuqltI u Is en-
MI 4 the " q car Stlsh Rid' "a. OPP
Jnseph Van Bur'n. samuel Nnls1n, Thomas
sctnurl, ana Edward Grant VAN NIX, any quarter
on Blth yc.trrlay. Van Baron MoA hy nill lArIs
Tho stermehips tity oi Chester and G. ltlc,
which lrif Queenstown oa Au- kcnt in slfIt taeh
other dui.a- iA vulirr Nuiase Arrpe, thr Aii'ht,
Franklin Lodge 40, L. q g. L., VIII have a
Nnu-uu VI, T. tlulcI, Noriulk street, tnis evening.
Prof ward tnc naturalist. returned yesterday
ia r steamer tty ut tursltr rom Europe Mnerc ha
hat been ON mission for Mr. " [. Coup, proprr ~
Of tut aquarium nov IA course OF COnttTuCtlOn At
Broa way AAd lhuis 'uith street.
Adolph Corr con plained IN the Essex Market
court Yesterday that he had lost ABOUT tu3 IN gam
bling saloon AZ or nd street and the bowrry, hr ~
were released on ball aud Corn Was req lired 20 ave
bon to app'Gr