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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-10

EAsrER n.

ment Ia n Herald reporter. Is to the
charge made by a Western paper. that
while he was A senator he was concerned
"A an agent or attorney in lobbying q
fraudulent war claim through the Wal De-
n.rtment:
at have no recollection Of the claim ev-
ar having bssn rejected. but il was disal-
lowed by the Ouartermastcr. 1t Is i'm.
pos.ible Tor ME TO recollect very accurate
In the particular. uppos Henderson
sent me his assignment Of the claim.
which I illed. with the other papers In the
c..e In the War DEPARTMENT. do not
ra.oiia., VIA, action ,r.s then taken on II,
Ths claim Uas NOT allowed NJ that time.
7 ,h,nl ,h., Henderson Afterwards wrote
,o ms 10 have the claim presented 10 Con-
srrss. I thinl ! wrote his petition for
him. I do not recollect what. II any. &C.
ton ~as taken ~ the senate on u, pn,i
SUPPOSE " was nisIreu W =. nPpsopii
.aAn". - ,har,h, ~ hoIny en-.
,iarssI a. an attorney. Such a thing
-, s,,.e.,.J IN ma. I Thought the
49, M, ono anil that Henderson. "a
s-ssian,.. onyht IN be raid. / hal the
,,,arassion 10, N. VISA a~ssignee for the
80, ~ \ crsli,ors- anil / tbink I 40
.,.,sI A. 49, Va, n.n.r,ment. but / Jonot
tn. imnr.ss;on rbe claim
Nno" :" .a. 49, al can no.
sssio' n,ne" rhiah ~ Isan trrrishsJ
so,.e' ~ an.. Isr,or n,mher .nd'
upon un aoar.n w.. male ,hs
soon a'Ve' 'na' can"a..I -. ia5i.,.nc-
SuA1'e."' ~ .n5 mr..
in went ih." 'hs w" nAiN ~ FL.
ehA,ei muiss ~ hishrr pur viii"
woniu nav pFeh a.. L..
IIes' '" pui,na-' with ," lbn.,..,, s.a,i, ~
VIZ. '"e-" a,, Matt r,ris. hsJ
sA'I. wv ''nIa', J. a.j ~ 49,.
nen isei,,s. I" Nv rsi'
but 'nousn, unuei ~ W. S..s.l.,.
was not eiu'',"'- o-"io.e I.',n,..',
.oh'ainsu w n'on'ia.',s ~. ."o.n!
oeonnp,y Mas ,nc ',s",, W S.sns-, .'
moi" :" p"!ins y. ,ne III ~ ~.
rus = "' ..has nn. .%h.I
.sss' anu wa, "p"n sd.n! 'hi,a
."ouea'v M" -. It'll 90. 49, ,~e
n.. u. Ua,1s"a na,,,a, an.
W.. M 49, ~, a.,
ia',. -. aI,on,.J ..Inndar'
s.noJ MN lie lsr,I yrannJ ,h.i The Goy.
eminent had not taken steps. according to
contract. In enforce the forfeiture OF the
pay Tor ,he mn'r' i.ve,N'u Una. nau necn
'o.'e,'s,' a.. '""A ~ NJ,
INi'u, W ,na' sm ., :.
was .nc n.st 'mP,. ns. Tn. n,sa
y, = III, an a., a,ornI vi
I"en a''o"IS "ah %n",.i..
W.. Sn ~ tWanaa,saa .aJ 7 hsra fonss
,'s'S' "lo", en.I ,.,an1s al y. "n
pe.n NA" " "a, In,In. ~, ,s,u
Se,A'.'e", "na NV "s ~. ,sI
.ena'o' wa, III" .n1 .."nsoI ,bansh,
~. ~ pai.i,' 80 ,"s, al In no ,hon.h, 81
w Ion ~ q, any -nsrsonsi In.
~, =, ,,.rar In n. claim fr.onen,iv
-. 49, II, az $500 ai.j clsims a.
Wis., 49, al ,srh.,,, ar IN %wr,,ino mall
p'nn" "on..r!,n. them rhich I
sahsi -. L., na,.r =. an .,,or.
u' P''i"'' y"
N.Y.
Democratic Oplsosittsa 90 rtiden in
New York.
Nrw Yorx, August ga T,ihun. Sara.
,or, s,ec,,l saws: The opipion prevails
-. ,n-ni,b, In .ome ouar,ers that the
na,no,,.,s who h.y. feIiei,a,eJ them.
IL .o much ON Mai they call ibe Re-
publican family quarrel. will have one Of
their own on hand which Mlh hstp then,
busy tli ai,eI w" No'cmusr es.cuon,
meeting OF me pohhocraur H'a" som-
mitiee this afternoon mas sINena Deno-
cratic fOilllrNinu 10 tHf Nafhtobh E"s7ip.
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NEW TO-DAY.
ORDINANCE no. 70.

Al. Ordinance % amend Ordinanss Ne,
-, entitled "Aa Ordisascs 70 asthsr-
txe the issuasce Of Bssds 70 dsfray
the e~eatisseut expenses Of The Tswn
Of Gold IIiii, passed Juiy ~, A. d.
1884,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-10


GLAA0OW GOLD AND SILVER
" MINING COMPANY. LEGATION Of prin-
eipal place OF business. san Franeisco. Gall.
fornia.
Location Of works, Devils Gate District.
Lyon county, Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given, that al . meeting of
the Trustees Of sald Company. held on the sth
day OF August. 1876. an assessment mo. - Of
fifteen tiol Oents per share was levied upon
the capital stock % the corporation. payable
Immediately. In gold coin Of the United States,
10 the SECRETARY. 81 the once az the Company.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 9Th day OF September,
is7c, will be delinquent, and advertised for sale
a. public auction. and uhless payment IL made
before will he sold M SATURDAY, the 3osh
day of September. isIc, 10 pay the delinquent
Assesament, toeether with costs Of advertising
and expenses OF sale.
JHO. A. RRICHRRT. Secretary.
Ofice No. 80 Pine street. Rooms 10 and u.
san Francisco, California. sniotd
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A RETURNED
DR.. sPINNEY d CO.

XMOUI.D MOST RRsPEcrfuLLY AN
w nounee 10 the Aniieted that they have
rrop<ned . branch Once 81 the eoruef % Cnl0n
snd G. sirr~ts (opposi'e the International IlotelD.
vir.inia City, Nevada. where they still con.
tlnus To trrei chronic and privsl- di'eass- with
unparalleled .nccr-s.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-10

widow Of Captain Yates Of the Seventh
Cavalry. who was killed in the late Indian
fight.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-10
MISCELLANEOUS
DR.. IA MARS
SEMINAL PILLS

EoR SEMINAL EMISSIONS, Ihp0TEN,
II CY. Ioss Of yigor. Sexual and oener.i
Debility. Physical Prostitution. and the many
tion, self abuse, ovcr.indnlgcncc. etc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-10
THE GLORY Of MAN IS HIS STRENGTH

II Isl weilknown fact that thousands suner
from the sbove-named complaints. Inc W.,
nature Of such troubles begsts . umidity ~ =
often prevents the sufferer from consa..o
from month 10 month unrrlirved. until N,
~lseklusssr eye, pailid check and sensfsi m,n.,,
and physicsl prostniion nnds him broken Gown
in health, without energy and without nope
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-10

The Gold Hin Daily News has
now the largest and best
circulation Of any evening
newspaper published in the
State Of Nevada. It is
therefore the very best and
most efficient medium for
business, mining and all
other advertising.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-10
DR.. La Mars Seminal Pills

Are prepared expressly TOR this class Of con-.
plants, and We recommend them ~ asperuy
and effective remedy. Their general tonir
effect on the whole system IL extrsineiy prns.
heial. You cannot take them witnont oe.ss
benefited BIZ them. Tho impmdsnt youth. me
over.vorkrd man, the prmaiursiy on. tns
married and single men and women. alike VIII
ind In this rrmedya
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%. 10. yHRlNCTON,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-10
Oiss,
ruRoucu TRAINS DAILY

Between VIRGINIA CITY sni SAN FRAN
CISCO. via Vallejo, will les'. ~ foiiowsi
HnlNC wRsT - WILL LEAVE
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BORN.

hURPny-In Gold Hill. August 9Th, to the
wife of Patrick Murphy. = daughter.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-25
BY 6ello = Xalochee.
lss sUccEsM0N OF JOIN J. LUaxxBUHL
Second District Court foE the Parish Of Orleans
u -..rt.f.-l Mca $685..

DH sRLLR q BfALOCHRR, AuCn0M-
D esrs-Arnand sere, Auottaneer-Ofaes Mo. 50
Royal street-WKDNRSDAI, November !. is.e: %
eer1 1xchanee. on Royal street. between Cana ana
Cnstomhouse sfreets, win be sold By public s1c0op.
hy virtue Of "a order from the Hon. 4 =. Tiseof,
fvaeo AZ The second District Court for the poxa1h
a OflDans, dated Sep:ember 30. ls76.
4 C6RTIlH LOTOf GROUND, tekethar with Tho
hnil6ine. and imnrovemeuts thereon, situated In
the fhifd District ofthis Cit! 10 the s9uMe bounded
by Port. Love. Eueheiu and Gocdehlldren ssreets,
al II ID Pihe, dated November u, 1874. dsposlted
In 1he claos Of Jules NOISY. notary; said 1t
messureS % net front on Port street, by l3o feet
) nehsse linee IN depth aoa i f7i ag4b s,'l ~
At q e., q TIE expeess Of tAs porShAses. BE-
orc o. xegel. notary pahaae. Qcl1 NOS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-25
LofB In oAR1OLLr0x.
i-1t il y % i-p ID

nv RI4ACID1 J. .eP1ARs AUQu0Hx11-
3m e. He. = .Sys strcst7sA1GnngsAa: SG. q
pubic auctis0, Is the Herchants and Auoneoeen
txohanoA Royal etsset, bseween Oanal I'D 90
tohhou0e otTeets b. virtue and In pursuance 70 ~
oe4Sr ffom the Hon ~ l. T1ssot, Judge Of tAe -
ond District Ceugt DC Aha parsh Of orieane, dated
Ssptenbes q lS1 for aocount q ssia Z.
buildiDss and imnfovemepts thereon. situat q IN
tbs city oeCaszolleos pareh Of Je9ssson q squsEe
houn ,aod. Cs0krsnns streets, designetsd BY the
~ 4 81 sod S 0aid lots adiotn each other, End
mospnra eoch g fefe front on 1lfth street ~ l3o
-: Msdison streets. az $50 '' -
.Tlrns-CaAA on tbe spSt: .t.u .sz.[5i..
e Act Of sale before =: neunier, rotary pubic
~ 6e36 oc3 10 IL A28 .. -...
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-25
sUCClssI0H OF N. B. CLIFFORD.
second District Court for the Psrish Of Orleans-
FITS T-- .lll. Ho % $50.

DY @. Il. GIRARD4Y, AvCIIOIHAnc
ID Once No. 81 Camp ct!ees-.cALv1 ~ CSve@-
1uetcs HxehsaSA n tbs !etunAa Of the e
OSoe;0 HoFol. in this city. WM b sold at public
sncSsS hV nd In pursua1oo Of n erdeR ftoa the
Hon: = Ts:ot !pd9s e The $500 h Di. ssss
tScnah OF October, ISIS. and renAsred ta the above
entitled s1ecession, The following described pop
'. HCEsrAiN LOT OF GRouuD. situated in the
Fsnbourg !ranklin, Third pfstrict Of this ettyi
designated BY the Ia l6, in square 10. 81, bounded
b Vaudeville, Aoralss. nstisny and 0rquhaEs
st1eets. D lot measures 3 Mt inches front on
Vaudeville street, bY LIZ feet deep, between par.
allel lines, English measursment, as par Plan
~ ths City Surveyor, doHed Apni u, ls3s
annexed to IN act passed before Theodore Seghere
late notary pubic, on the twenty third o. April
: Hno, q P. H., on the premises, No. Isl Craps,
between epsin and Pest 6treets- - -
q AL TAR PERSONAL 1ffECTS, FURNITURE
etN. g ~'t
Tan4-Cash On the spot q .4tr
~, Acs Of ale before - - Cssss k.e.' notary pub
oclS 81 % NOS II H 6fe rrf, .rl.s- e4
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-25
HOUSEHOLD 1uRNlTuRH. NIHnr4BH sHARBs
- oAn0NDHLlr CANAL NAVIGATION CON.
=, PANY, JUDGNKNrS, CLAIMS, ETC.
Sal sUCoIssIoN OF GEORGE MR. R
Second District Court fox the Parish Of Orleans
r. Ho n o57

b o1ee He. is Royal street.-H6NDxY, Octo-
bcF %. 1879, at 1890 4. T.. vtl b selA Ct panlie
auction. on vi ltre street, between ToalOuse and
erdsr from the bon. A. I. Tissot. Judge Of tho
Second District Cont 1or the parish Of Orleans.
dstsd 0stshsr 17,ls7e. fog acoeuAt q tho eSove
1f1ssi TOT OF aouslnorp rtaH1ruRs. etc,
nipeteo ehaEae zCacendelet ;Eayi8etisn Com
Sotsy = lAiatks sGeoad DistEiat 0aazs II he
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-25
COPFRE STAND IN POYDRAA MARKET, House
HOLD YURNITURE, GOLD WATCH AND CaAlN.
.s. etc.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans-.
y No n 988

ny PI.ACIDE ,. SPEAR. AUOFIONK1-
IL Omoo 10. e Rsyal stEeet-TUBSDAY, October
81. 1876 ct 10 A. NJ, viii b sod ct public suetien,
IN the Poy dras Markot, BY virtue and in pursu.
ance to IN or(sr fso1 the Hon. 4 L nssot, tudee
Of the second District Court for the parish q
0fienas. dasea October II, 1875, nm account o9
T TdR Use, SsiviLEas. GOOD WILL, CUSTOM
AND PATRONAGE aaA Stock in trade Of the stAlls
and stands Of TIE "Poyd fas Market Co6ee Stand"
IN said Roy dras Ha1ket. - -e-s-, "a
And It 1850 A n. ct No sl7 North Poydras
'tssss X ytss e ~ :s, ssSs1 WI = %
Of . large Los q Aeasshs,d Furniture, 0o1 WRc6
fsr n - - the spse. =. ssl7 u = h 81
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-25

ited in ths1 ee>e1b s1ietsk ess this city, in the
bquale bodd5e6 ~ tf0G, % fetot and Roman
btrQelp 81 daet syelf, gssigee$sa seysts Y
r. Sssssssjse s;se3s 4ss inahsSs iile6 l.ons aSE
Stsr Feet, the same ON TIE rear hee, ~ Aoe est
Z TWO OTHvR LOTS or G90B1D. estIated IN
the ta1s 1stf1ce erta s9aA1e 0ssfznssesa p INC
FeA Rod ~ eutd.t S9 3 Z, e. On, 1se3S.Sf -
& = s e. stsss os ses e H Sss e
lnE 4 GoS ~ e: .Sd 10 net y iScne: sn the
is.TiSnk q. Eesnsh stisSx sy's5Iees lenSh.sl
a. feon. ueiSs tie ssTe property
he leeteseipurebasel froa Henry 1ontag ~ aek
t~.ifth Of IN si:;, ~ ,ssif .d 80 -.
toGethsrsVith an, ABE 1pogEienancss Il Rrsae p $
EMkasS:6 a. Snssea - Is HcsS q lie iSqssrs
SoSn6ed by Car. ndeltt wax, Priepr g. Peter q ID
61a56a Stseeks, - sLplsA dawn ~ ftlte 4 Do
SossST'sn ~, III: I'D, lot nxs.asrS . /, 81
lSshes hnes front On st Peter street. isl test
8. snS is 3sst inch on the line dividing L from
r. &c: lia.h LIN = .. Al +: . ssst tine.
ss. ss M st s ss'''1 '''e notary
r xa :ste sa3s .es Ss wsa
sassss bsesseisSy Pr'eur. ct Peter and eonaa
sSioinins Zach other End NEE ure each respec,
~, n ''ss 10 inches 'ne front on o'ro'de ct
ineSe: s Ia.s on The rs:r ins;Sy depth -
the e1s Il IT, md ss feet
n: other :. me sst On 1T IT. e ns
IN. e: ss 81
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rTTT 1J'4zTWrBss,W1N

81: :a - sl saZa Sc s s. e slsss
H. ~ & no 3 Il
sur-I 81 snssshasstS b eGsx : s11Sl!h11o
ado iaie rSor, and pol.ics tgassaeIEsd e M 9,
ssScsf n 81 Ssts 81 M ;cast II "a Sdc2
re- = sse s!%s & sass ana ,sce .ts
cold ffse .rel4au tnsunAbga1spe q Stefv tieyala
ainskc tsSes, ana e ear title gives to pnfc0asers
ffs9es ~ 2 1heae - hasvld secns1h9 2 va.ns
Srs0dI699T G91SG f'sr iilo1df.I l-LhIl14
Acts Of sale Of the pr~psrtie4 described ~ even
buzNerA befsFo 4 b Dfoffveh1 not " pVbhc, Ind
tho.e descripsd bx cad nupbers b foIe, q MeFsb
notary pu0lic, 1t the expense Of purchassts.
ee30 n ne9 ~ 3734 dol 10 suf1Y OIL .Tf1Hi
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-25
sovrnRR1 SYRUP. CORDIAL AND LIQUOR
NAAURA0TORY STOCK. aOT1S AND BILLS
RECEIVABLE &C.,

RI rLAc1p1 7: sr1A1a . 4gG4aC111 H.
bcrl 70, Ioa6, q twelve e'cleck H.. viii b SoA at
p1laic auction 1t the 4erchants and Auctioneere'
Exdhaago, on RUyal st1set. between conaa anA
Cusfomh0uso strests, by v rtue and in pursuance
to IN Order nom the lea L. I. Tissoe ju1ge q the
Seoond District Court for the parish OF Orleans.
dated October "A. ISIS. for account OF sud Success
FORTY FIVE sHARES OF the capital stock q the
Sonthesn Syrup, Cordial Liquor Man nfsctorZ: Il
TermN-Ca4h he1ZA txAnsAet. 0cl7 81 IS 81
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-25
TWO STORY gRANRi DWHI Lluo, CORNsR OF,
OND DISTRICT. tslW i3.-1) = ed3 .
JAMEs ARrAun woods W. AtBKBr JEtFER.
SON WOODS 81 Al t--
Becond Dieriet Court for the PAxiGh Of OTleAns-
: III { n Z 49, No. - 1E. -- "a ~ -. 49,

ny PLACIDR ]. SPEAR, ArCTIONKKR-.
ID once No l6 1eyals strsek-lW1DAk9DA1,
November n. 1876. at twelve o'clock l.. VIII b
oo)A g puhtio aueeioo, ct the 1ershants and Auc-
tiSnesss' Exahange. On Royal street, betveen
Osnal ond Custo0heuse ct reeta. BY virtue and In
pur 3uanco to judeneut from Hon. 4. l. 1iasot.
{udae It the Secoid Dietrict Court for the parish
o. Ofeass rendered June -. 1915, and etgned June
-. IS76. in the above matter, the following 90
4 ls CsR Sfsf lot OF GROUND. together With =
the taildinss and improve1nente thereon. sdtuAte4
q the e. eaA st.,ee q THE city. IL re ea,ass
Claiborss strs.ts. aesigcsssd y TIE r. On =
pan dc posited In TIE cfiacs of = 9. Gottechalk.
fats Aoo ~. In ths city. - paa No s. toEntng the
corner Of 1t. Anne and DeIbigny atteets. and
naasusipg ~ ffoe II tDches lines froet on 81
1nno sfsses BY 81 feat 10 inahes lines in depth. BE-
t~oen uaxHlle lines Being the prop rty acquired by
the lat, Arthur Woods BY puIohAse 1t pUei3 oalo
thereof, made BY n. vignie. auctioneer: on she
fourth Dee sor 1857 In obedience - ~ ORDER OF
The 6ec1nd DiaeEfet Court q this city. dated the
twenty seventh Nay, 1us7, In the natter ~ HAn9
Aopkins ". G. W. Hopkina Ao II $40 Of the docket
1er@s aai CoodMiors -ons.half cash, ths. bal
anSe q enc ard two yseSs' cred t. for notes See.
inG speciol nortease md vendors privilege on the
property so'd, bearing eight p cent interest per
ennum fo0 data Ill paid. Insurance. azAouDt Of
which 70 b Axed BY the administrator transfer q
policy the clause Of 6ve peR cent aftoHnevs eee n
eAss OF judicial proceedings, and al other usual
clauseA Tho puJoAA0er 20 make depJoae Of ten
per cent ON the amount Of the adjudication at the
0osnoDt OF sac
zct Of sels bseees O. Aorel. notary .uhl!:. st the
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-25

D. HMl p. Useuun9os CS.. c.~ -. ~ r..
SsS:srns IS - ieehss 5 l,nss frons on said
Urnul 80 street., By 100 Seet N dfIth between
parallel iees. acquired Apel 10 1873 registered
e9 81 III: Tas i'p SsoivlDsD HALF OF 1ouerEsn
LOIS or GROgnD, t.sseA IN the nav eaou!o
sousrs 10 1855. bon ded b. Annette, st. An,hoay.
Dvlnonde and Virtue stn ets dseignaeed ey the
Noa to IA incluaive; said lots ha s1n9, Amxr3can
measure the following ~: o IL ses.
10 inches i.Ges deep lots numbecs and neae
ure each 81 f.es II incA . lines frent % Annette
street. " ls7 ct 10 hes slnes " q = ~ .s
tate sresE, By III isst 10 inshss lines desp and
front on Annette ssseet; kts .ess & sod - osss
are each u Seet inehse Asss f.os S1 ~ -
10 nohes ioes in depth. and Ios NJ. 10 lss feet
insoes l.nes h dsDehs lete Ne. : end I.essEss
ech y se.t hunt on Aaei:t ..te street los e. =.
NA hsxiug lse teet inches : lines IN dSptn;
lots Nos. II. u and - measure cash 81 Ssss ~, y
inches , lmes nont on st. Anthe,y street, y ".
e iest front ON st. Anthony str o. b. III seet 10
inenss S MceA Acquired Asr.h 81, less registered
0G s. a. csS III LOT or oaorxD, together win
TIE buildings aud iopxovenent. thereon, sttuated
iu tho Thru District Of thi. CT ae..snated by
tbs leltes F, In tho eQuare no. LOS, bounded ~
NM - feet incRns front On Rnsh w street, By
81 feet in depth the eide nea est Royal street.
"a IS feet Inches o. the sIae lea est Dsuphine
JmiS q l857: registered book -, loltv 283:
81 HETi.THgEE SQUARRs or GROUND, .situ.
.tei II he Third Dis Of this Guy, and de.iG-
mated plan ~ oSg,s a. xns fs7u and 1e
~. ed In tue once OF T. DUO AteI. notary public
In hi. cltv, q plan. Aa 10 the Deee ee Plsss
AZ y tAs IN IN ~ u ~ ~ H. Is Isl. 81 nss
i: ~ II: IS s. IS 8; &; S. S. S. S
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- T. !.tsasg s. % s1ssissa' 77' a"f'''i' 90
.-1 ~. 81, lA5s e, - t,s ~ r'f.fF its'-H
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-25

Frenohmen and Rlysian Fields streets. oe0&neto0
y The H. IN ss a
by is feet In depth. Acquired March 81, lsoS reg
istsrid eHIi g 81 e Ain LOT OF aaousD
sssnee stn.ssd di in the Ind D.tss q eity
D. n.u sS and linton streets: ssS iot hsyae
Anedcan measure. 81 feet II inches nnsc H Hos
:t,sss ANA 1cs , sns ia nss
On tho line divtdinGi from II B. Acquired Asseh
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street. u bet lDeh unss Sese . IL sas n.sx
est Sd Cleude street. 50 feet 10 inches ltnee aese
on the division line Of lot 10. 3 and y &c. !,
iacbes IA Width N The Esss. >. Acquires As1Da -
81 A1OTHKR CRxrAIA LOT OF GROUND. %.
sether with the but dlngs aud improvementa
1hereon aitQsted In the Third Dstres Of this city
in tie .onsre bounded By st. Bernard. nalais
columbus. and y. Claude streets dssgnatsd ny
front on 81. Bernard street. also 81 test inches
front on &c DeYnaf6 street . feet front on M a,a
street. SO feet 10 inches lines deep on the side
lines in vid,h % the rear. .Aequtna January 8,
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-25

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-09-06
POIITTC6L.

We never knew the democratic papers so uuan.
imous as they are about Tilden's perjuries-they
don't say word.
Sam Tlden would not have SO many barls of
money had he paid his honest taxes to the Gov
eminent.
Gov. Tildens advice to live within your income
sounds well from one who for nine years acted
toward the Government as if he hadn't any in
come.
B. F. Cary, Esq, of Hartford writes note de-
Ginning the independent nomination for Senator
in Oxford county. 1t is not 'time to distract
the republican party" says Mr.. Cary.
Eighteen democratic papers in indiana have
bolted Tlldeu and declared themselves for Cooper
and Cary, while the republican press in the State
is unanimous for Hayes.
The Cincinnati Times reviews the Conere :sional
districts in Ohio and finds the prospect a very
bright one for the republican party. If other re-
publican States do we'll Ohio is certain to DO,
it says, the next House will have handsome re-
publican majority.
A Georgia democratic paper says: "The truth
is that the South acted for herself in the matter
of the war Instead of being urged to it by the
Northern democracy, she happened just then to
Precisely-and the same thing now.
Gen. George B. Mcclellan has come out fer
Tden and Hendricks. 1t has taken him nearly
as long to do this as it did for him to come out of
the Caickahominy swanps. And he has proha-
bly, "come out" as he did then, with overpow-
criug democratic influence lifting him along
burlington Hawkeye. (Ind)
An Indiana paper says that the democrats of
Brown county, that State, capped the climax of
idiocy by hosting a soldiers gray shirt, stained
red to represent blood, on pole, and marching
with it at the head of the procession. OF course
this was designed to ridicule what is known as
the "bloody shirt" rhetoric of the republicans,
but it would not have required an ounce of brains
to see that it would reset with terrible effect on
the democrats. No soldier could witness the
spectacle without indignant rage.
Gen. Lew Wallace had CURIOUS experience in
a recent stumping tour in Indiana. AT Salem,
Washington county, he had hardly begun his
speech, and had not said one word which could
possibly be offensive to any one but traitor, be-
fore he was interrupted by grosns and cat-calls,
and finally by stentorian cheers for jeff Davis.
For few minutes it seemed impossible to avoid
a bloody riot, but some of the more discreet dem
ocrats managed to suppress the natural instincts
of their party, AMI Gen. Wallace was at last rer-
mitted to proceed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-09-06
Tweed, Tilden, and MOrrissey.

Mr. John Morrissey was the most prominent
champion of MIR. Tildeu at st. Louis, aud the
New York Sun is his most efficient organ. Last
winter the Sun related the following anecdote,
which we know to be true:
During visit paid by Senator Morrissey to
Gov. Tiiden recently, one of the Governors
friends spoke Of William Nj. Twced's escape from
jail. 'Im glad that Tweed got away" said Mr..
Morrissey.
.'Why do you say that /" asked Gov. Tilden.
"Because," replied the Senator, 81 think he
has suffered enough for his crimes"
The Governor looked sharply at the Senator,
and said, ''Monissey, you don't dare express that
opinion publicly"
"Oh, yes, l dare" answered Mr.. Morrissey,
smiling. ~ cut loose from Tweed in 1868, before
is was known that be had done anything wrong
But you stuck to him until 1871"
The Governor scowed and changed the topic.
Mr. Morrissey IS MIR. Tllden's bosom friend
He is one of the leaders OF "reform." lie is low
Mr.. Tilden's chief pillar In New York as be was
al ST. Loui-, aud bis testimony Ms I" Mr.. Iildens
conuec. ion win Tweed Is authoritative. When G
d.clared that "rlden stuck to Tweed until 1871"
when Tweed a, down--he tells the whole sto-
~ in nutshell. Aud Mo. risscy knows .-Atbaay
J04rndt.