davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-05-06
DOUBT.

Tie tsleseopic vision dndsth spots upon tbs aRn,
Within whn4s bsam llls ioilst losth, well eonteuts
And IsaEp!ux views,h doubts within tho dFuAu1Ant,
Whsru Faith d. scstesA l1o1 upon nia throaa.
Which IL tue tettAF r!a!oa7! Whlca h4 anaaeA
o.. paths Ut human feel, and. hopeful, ssnk
Most vofksrt to sls hslI With Gonll tntunt7
u! oA!y ~ shs!s tsa!ts n..y ;alngt = tnoxnt
My uvvd w hsll, aud question, u ths3 %, 4,
Th.ae tinansou. shadow -ehlldreu of The Might
That ouiy guesstny4 fzom ths pafxncss know7
YbyN Ncasa wterula ths shadow nsth anrA must skee
Moee tpan uy aba1ox aosh, ~ vaJs of lght!
QulcAlo, NofkA Il. H&4xhxxs
, 1876-05-06
yFasll&nxtOM'A False Tooth.

Washlngton's falso taeth aro to bo exhibited
at tue Centennial In company aud contrast with
tha tueat dental work ok Now York, Yhs xou-
der IL, they ray, tbst Any u,Au over Lo.a them in
lis mouth tiyo nliunsas. Ths teeth are bits OF
boue. scarcely trying 10 look like toesh. attached
to gold plate, with strips rlsGted across 10
strengthen The tooth In plsce; while cuilod wire
At thu enl Of the jaws mAkes apring, and As-
sists tn opeulpg and closing tha nS.ll3aA-
, 1876-05-06
MRS, VAN COTT.
Nxa FAREWELL ErFolr At BROOKLYN.

Hen leFk San.
Tbs widow Van Colts csrriags rolled up to
: sha Wausa Htrsek Brooklyn. Church yesterday
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-02-15

have never known Of any case of injury
resulting from the treatment. Our dark
cells are different from many others In
the eastern penitentiary the dark cell is
formed by placing a covering over the
skylight of an ordinary cell. In the
Auburn IN. W prison the dark cell is
nothing more than q stone box. The
floor is formed of single slab, and the
ceiling of slab, and the walls of masonry.
The cell is three feet wide, six feet high
and six feet long. There are too doors,
one Of iron and the other of oak, with no
openings. A sprinkling of sawdust half
an inch deep covers the floor, and a jill
of water and four ounces of bread form
the allowance for twenty four hours
Such mode of treatment may be inn
agined. The reports of the prison show
that about. one-half of the insane cases at
Auburn have resulted from such treat
ment. In our penitentiary the prisoner
is allowed all the water he wants and
from half a pound to pound Of bread
per day.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-02-15
A MODEL MAIDEN.

Little maid with downcast look.
ana glance not yet love laden,
stand within yon shady nook
be an old mans model maiden.
Listen whilst he tells you stories,
Tells OF life and all its glories,
Opening now upon your view
Fast for him-to come for YOU.
Years ago one lived for him
(Graciols, how existence passess
Sure the light Is growing dim:
Something has bedew'd his glasses)--
One there lived, from him to claim
Earth's most venerated name:
Ere his darling learnt TO toddles
She became his maiden model.
Years she stayd with him-how few
Seem'd they when their course was flowing =
Lived to be a. old as yo,l-
Lives on many canvas glowing;
Lives In pictured memory.
Though his eyes no longer see,
Since aloft the angles caught her
His beloved model daughter.
Little maiden. you must smile
Why, vow, my models crying!-
Nay, It's purely pagan style
When we speak Of children dying.
Who would bid the lost ones roam
Earthwards from that brighter home?
Rather live to join the chorus
VI the loved ones gone before us.
So, my model smiles again:
Clouds and sunshine blend together.
Like clear shining after rain
In the pleasant April weather.
Such of life the motto be,
Still keep childhOOd's purity.
Happier lot than earthly Alden
ALWAYS be model maiden!
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-02-15

Not long since, the mother of Katie
curran, Jessee Pomeroy's victim, applied
to DR.. Cullis for admission to his con-
sumptives' home, saying that she con-
tracted the disease which was wasting
life away by sitting outdoors in cool and
damp evenings, waiting for the murdered
daughters return. She was received
INTO the retreat at Grove Hall.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-02-15
BELLEVUE BOssIER PARISH LOUISIANA.

the poor rates was eight per cent. of the
population. Now it is only three per
cent. The population has more than
trebled in that time, yet the number of
persons wanting relief remains nearly
he same.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-02-15

Ina review of london pauperism re-
Gently published, striking contrast is
drawn between the present state Of
things and that existing sixty years ago.
ihen the number Of persons relieved by
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-02-15

SECRETARY BRIsrow has cloeed con-
Sct with the syndicate for taking the
hole Of the remainder of $500, ,OOO, 900
hse per cents. The Secretary will take
no action in regard to disposing of the
four or four and half per cent. until
congress- meets
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-02-15
TIM TOPICS.

WHISKY straight has ruined thou
sands, but the crooked" article is what
now playing the mischief in various
ocalities.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-02-15

vALMAsEDA's latest order presents an
interesting view of life in Cuba. He
prohibits people from travelling at night
because they are liable to be shot by the
numerous patrols through the country.
As the unfortunate Cubans are afraid to
travel around during the daytime for the
same reason, the will probably have to
stay at home and reflect upon the grand
eur of Spanish domination.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-12

-..-.
\ fnh1 was
under the warehouse oeissisihs "p"aA''
hobart A Co.. and situated near tho rail-
road, Virginia City. IL WAS soon eSiin-
snlshed' having salh.u pa, ,,s !. ann.
$500 IN nav. started N. lire.
RrNoy,L--The ONCE OF the LutopA
Mining Company il removed TO III ZINE
street a irAhci''o, anu S.aAsn.n,. ,o
.aa "ns a,csn, ro,iT Eoeern. secretary.
d. on,cisl motto. Ina our advertising col
umu. TO-DAY.
nm ..,ool teach.
e., ,h.,, Trim Across
..--a..,.in. rh.v are looking ever NJ
...h =S,snn.., .f,., their rusticaiion, and
ali ny I, mighty uncomfortable ior
lazy and unruly students.
Try IL, Rrw,Rp.-A reward 81
-, %, IN. recovery Of A golden
a., uu la, s-v.,in,
s.,xeen the Pacific Min aud Miners Union
Hall. Zee notice ia ouf aa'e'''''" y"
ann today
Tx,yYt. between this section and San
Francisco has not been very brisk Tor he
past few weeks. Tue p'e. ... anma.
POI IN ths Ia,ve' s.nins
thinc " "' WI"
Tar h'e' ~ '"s'H'A ~! -
multiply anu ~ no,d Mn although
PArstivr,y ,sinI ~, h.y. .l,og.,h.r
uepsop.
.oo, l.. o,snai I'm An.
xo.,, .,,s.., Virginia.
Doasiss e.na'H sn aiJ.,;me re.ijent of
S.. ~ -n;ons.r M th- Com-tock
range
-, ,.o,,... cha, WAS 10 have taken
~. -, 81, Jid no,
come on Yesterday on account Of the non
appearance Of one Of the principals.
n. r. A.. ,....,h,. .,,orpey. wa.
.,., s,oo in I,a,. cox'. court. yes,er-
day, for having disturbed the peaee. lie
has given notice of appeal.
THr failing. mill OF Charles Baker was
burned night before ls.t. The establish
ment cost SIC, 900. and was insured for
About one-'hird Its value
DniprSp.-A dividendo Of n dollar per
share Ia. been declared BIZ the Northern
Belle MINING fshheta'"s so""'''
payable on TUESDAY hsA'-
JoHs W. MseK,Y, Of the bonanza hrm'
arrived yesterday morning. lie lefi ihe
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-12
Tho Iutru.c It,nt I'M NpnIn,


CENTENNIAL IDEAs-ADvAscEMESr AND
PRooREss.-Haying come to the conclu.
sion that the surcst way for us to succeed
In business Is by manufacturing and I'm.
porting our W goods from the East. 80
that we will bc able to give Our customers
and the public at large better inducements
to trade with US In Gold Hill. our motto
will be no middle men, For the present.
and until our arrangements are completed
we will offer our entire stock Of Summer
clothing AT greatly reduced prices. 10 make
room for our direct importations. Mr..
Wolf. of the firm Of X. 4 w, will POSI-.
lively leave for the East on the 10Th OF
July. should this article bc noticed by
any Of our customers indebted 10 M, we
kindly request them to call and settle
their accounts before tho shave date. -
we need money 10 enter into orr new en-
terprise. Thanking yor for past fayors.
we hope to merit the same for the future,
nrissrEis 4 WoLY.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-12
TEE TROJAN MINE.

Mr.. J. J.. Green. President Of the Tro-
Jan Mining Company. arrived in Gold
Hill day before yesterday. since which
time he has been busy settling In full all
debts and demands against his company.
As soon as he has accomplished this To the
full satisfaction Of all concerned. he In.
tends returning TO nan Francisco, where
he will make q report In full to the Tru.-
tres. when II IL the intention to immedi-
ately put on . full force 81 men and work
the mine In the most vigorous manner
possible. Yesterday morning Mr.. Green
uisited the mine and In company with ex-
perts gave the ledge and lower levels .
close and critical examination. The en-
tire party expressed themselves as being
highly pleased aud gratiied with the re-
sult Of their examinations, and think the
prospects of the mine excellent. II IL
confidently believed that under the new
management the Trojan will soon prove
itself . valuable mine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-12

n.Ea an nnaWE - ma -IAhnEnn n
,,nch.r Twin, north az virginia civ, waS
restraining home ls.t evening. accompa.
' w,.-.--..
MED by ms ni'ie uaugn,er; mhe" ,n'n
me srshe near unc o,ylia '. .ha
side OF the road. throwing him and his
daughter from the wagon. The two rolled
down the bank for some distance: Mr.
Johnson received some slight injuries.
mos, n.infsi manner. In falling. she had
her forehead cut with a sharp stone. The
horses pulled the wagon back on the road,
sma ws's .,"s"' 'e'0'' "' s'"' 'A
.owr,., Ia, .-v.,,,, ., n .,r..,
~. o',.u g..
...u., :, A.,
INo nosuie Mes .s ,a .n.,ia ,h.;r tiT;'
euliies then and there. They pulled their
knives and commenced TO slash around
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-12
OREGON.
Wells, Fargo's Treasure Hoe AEsia
Robbed by Masked Highway.

Wells, fargo's Treasure HOE Again
Robbed by Masked Highway.
men.
JACKSONVILLE. August l2.-Thc south
bound stage leaving here yesterday after
noon wa stopped on siskiyon Mountain
by two masked men. armed with shot
guns. Ono Of the highwaymcn held the
leaders heads. while the other. covering
the driver with his gun. ordered him "
hand down Wells. Fargo 4 Co.'S box and
unload the mail sacks, The request was
complied with. aud the driver was then
ordered to proceed on hi. way. There
were four lady passengers on board. none
Of whom were molested. Tho robbers
broke opcn the express box. In which they
found only forty dollars. but Il " known
that there were several thousand dollars
in gold dust In the mail sacks. mostly
from Rerbyville and Waldo. all Of which
was taken. The rifed mail sacks and box
were found In the road this morning and
brought here. Parties have started IN
pursuit o. the iobbers aud special Postal
Agent Underwood has started for this
point 10 investigate.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-12

MeKinneysiiic THO IdyIs and
Iaeis ef sagarPfas Peins- List
OF visitors Ssae Gold Hiiisr-
Fearful rernsslo and shipw reek
The RaGfsE unbriny Deep-
The Man In she Neon Comes Zip
0roggy About the Weather. etc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-12
Sro,R PiSr PoISr.
LAKE TAHOH. Ang. 10. lH1f.

LANE iAhof, AUX. W, 1910.
EprroR NEws: The world wags along
kindly and smoothly, as general thing
here in nj quiet little village at John
NeKinney's; and 1t ia very rarely that
anything happens to disturb u equanim.
ity. The large number Of children here.
form quite q feature Of sstonishment 70
strangers. and the majority are from Gold
Hill. II would be q good place to start q
school. only that no truant officer or
anybody else could enforce good attendance
The little ones enjoy themselves hugely.
playing in the boats and about the shore
Of the lake. catching minnows. etc. and
rolling In the dirt TO to their hearts con.
tent. They are all healthy. happy and
fond OF sweet milk. The following Is .
list of
RESIDENT VISITORS
Here at the present time : From Gold
Hili-Mrs. Duprey and son Willie. Miss
Lizzie Lahay. Mrs. Thomas Gallagher
and family. Miss Jane Lynch. Mrs. Ran.
dali and family. Mrs. All Doten and FAM
ily. Mrs. y. A. stoddard; from Carson
Mr.. Torreyson. Mrs. T~orreyson. Miss Ada
and Mrs. Wager and child. Miss Negus.
Mrs. Nancy Adams. Mrs. Garrard; from
Virginia City Vim. Krause. wife and
child. Rev. T. II. Mc0nth (; from Han
Francisco-Alber Ingolsby. Alvah Paul.
Mrs. John Keen. Mrs. DR.. Conwell. Char
lie Conwell and 4. h. q. Davis are regis
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-12
y,c,yr place. in the dental rank. will

v,c,Sr places in the dental ranks will
never occur II youare particular with your
teeth. and cleanse them everyday with that
famous tooth-wash, sozodoni. From youth
10 old age Il will keep the enamel spotless
and unimpaired. The teeth Of persons who
nse sozodont have 0 pearl.like whiienes.,
and the gums . roseateh hue. while tho breath
ispure. and rendered swectsnd fragrant. IL
iscomposed Of rare antiseptic herbs, and Ia
entirely free from the Questionable and In.
jurious ingredientao Of tooth pssiea. etc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-12
CAHn.

To all who are suffering from the errors and
lndlscretions Of youth. nervous weakness,
early decay. loss ~ manhood. etc.. I will pend
Q recipe that will cure you. free Of charge.
This great remedy was discovered by . nils.
sionary In South America. BEND q self-ad.
drcssed enyelopr 10 the ltey. Joseph Y. inman,
staiiQl U, hItle House, sav YorI ciiy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-12
TO cANDiDATn~.

We wish To remind all candidates Tor once
al the coming election that all announcement
In thu. paper and all election printing mus, he
pail In advance. We can accept OF no ecntin-
rent sr~rSngemsni-. show Jour worihin'ss for
the once by paying promptly yOur printers
hlils.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-12
Ipsparssrss Lest Ev-si.s.
R.,ixiea. service rs.m.srrs~.

Y. =. % Il Gam uIlL- viii To-
~lIl 10 He'll in thi. church to-nlprrow ct Ion A
|. and 10 .. ". New. 7. :. trsn omcl.ilns
sanday -ssaool 81 ~ '. y. All are e"f'hAiS
Invited 10 attend.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-12

LroS's K%,rH,RroS makes beautiful.
glossy. luxuriant hair ; prevents ita falling
out or turning gray. II has stood the test
Of forty years. Is chsrmingly perfumed,
and has no rival.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-12
LOON nRRRi

u 10 worth knowing that FURNITURE
BEDDING. CARPETs. LOUNGES. SPRING
hATTRES5W, End many other thipss, can NJ
bough. 81 d. W. GRANT. Gold mn tabovs the
NEvs ondcs). Of 'as reasanabis rates % d any
houss IN the stai. and his goods ere Jus, uhst
they Are Represented 70 30. IAN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-12
PALACR .aTiSo arANn.

Everybody should know that si TOMMY
HEYrRoN's lannon's Rating stand, In Tinis,
I Bhepard's Palace saloon. Virginia City, they
can always hnd . good square meal Of the very
best sstlng the market lffords. Also OYSTER
clans, HOLSTERS and athsr sheii.hsh, aud game
In their prnper season. Gall and Try the faiacs
Eating Htand when you ere hungry. lem
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-12

HAaAs's MAGNOLIA BALM preserves and
restores the complexion. removes freckles,
tan and ssllowness; makes the akin soft
white and delicate. Its application can
not be detected.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-12
RErosr.
lHsroRrsp pAnr nv n. r. xx,rrSa . col
Man TRaaelsRo AoardL


Last rvrSfNa.
i.o Meadow Valley. toc. a.
10 Raymond & fly.sS
80 Ear-ks Con-. II. ns.u
spJsekson. ss.sS
So Alps. sOc
sss Leopard. ~. nv. ns
10 Jefferson. 10
l25 Oils. sske
iiis Northern Belle. 2sx. IS. si... -. 2,s. ?,
.io. %. IN 80
IN Hus-ey. !. PIC
~ oenerxl Thomar. u.
80 south Barcelona. ~ h
30 Modoc. 4
s0 Coco Con-. -, ss<c
l02f New Coso. ~. IN
go ttolisn Chariot, sssc. scc
80 I,oomAn. M
"a X X on. n.
2ss MAnsnsid. ~. ~
" Manhattan. ~
20 tholiaf foto~i. ~. s.S
go ON. Nirsista. 5. sss. 81 sS
sO Oyermsn. -
go MsIiesn. s,S. 3ss. az.
80 California co.. eoS. eo'.. In. az
IS ssvsgs. isS. 49,. isS
vs. Crowa Point. H..
81 0oaldA Garry. ia<
loo belcher, 81.
T3 Caledonia. N.s.s
rs Ophir. tst
~ i 1siios I.si.,. ssS. : ..,.
~ best A bs.ehrr. Ns
y; bullion. ~
r1i- soHSis.,
iiis Ophir. cav. ". az
NJ Mexiean. MS. jlA
sss Goahi a Curry. Is. i5s. isS
l5D Beat a b~iehsr. %
40 California. sok ~. 90. sF.
rs savage. is4. isS. Is.
az Con. virginia. o.. Si'.. sas. -, 80. ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-12
THE MOST POPULAR cloTHIfRs
IN VIRGINIA CITY.

Their house Is 90 well arranged that none
can compete With them. competsnt bayer.
both Esst and West. are continually engaged 10
supply this establishment with The latest, best
anil most fashionable clothing IN the market.
Our stock IL % complete that The most fsstt.
dlons can be suited.
our DRESS. DIAGONAL and BUsISESs
suirs are In such great variety and ~ excel.
lent 10 style and nnhvalcd In price that none
cav fail 10 he suited.
lOYs' and YOUTHS CLOTHING. In end.
less styles.
0RsT's FURNISHING G0oDs-ihs lsrss,
and finest assortment IN he found on the Coast.
BOOTS. SHOES. TRUNKS and yALisEs-
. full and complete assortmrnt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-12
WESTERN DISPATCHES
SPECIAL TO rus aol.p mnL. p,ur NEWT.
CALIFORNIA.
RsdesmisE Currency In silver In
nan R~ranciscs-An Accused Muir.
derer Surreuders Himself-The
Smallpox la the nay city.

San FRAScIsco. August i2-l ?. NJ
When the doors Of the Sub-Treasury
opened this morning for the redemption
Of $4,000 Of greenbacks In silver, In con-
formity with q previous announcement.
the crowd which had bcsieged the build.
ing all night swslled BY numerous addi.
tions since daylight, made q grand rush
for the counter. and for an hour and ten
minutes the clerks were worked 10 tho top
Of their speed. Many Of those who had
put In the night IN the sidewalk failed TO
obtain their silver. Some ~ them were
FOUNDERS. and impccunious bummers.
who had been hired for q small amount
TO obtain the first grab at the treasury.
and their employees had prudently given
them orders 10 be filed instead of Green
backs. rightly considering that the latter
would be too great q temptation for the
honesty Of their agents to Withstand.
These failed to accomplish their mission.
A. orders were strict to accept nothing but
currency and no attention was paid 10
orders. The night biovuac In front Of
tho Treasury was attended by some
amusing incidents. Alta late hour when
inc weary watcher mad become 'noIoasniy
mischievious boy emptied several buck
cts Of water on them from the upper win.
dow Of . building, q storm Of indignation
ensued, and the half-drowned campaign
ers for q while seriously threatened 10
carry the establishment by assault, but
finally coniented themselves with bonn
harding the windows with empty whisky
bottles and other missiles. During the
rush this morning the crowd was photo
graphed by an artist whose gallery Is OPP
poslte the Treasury.
James Morgan, arrested as one OF the
party who assaulted John Earle near the
Mission on Sunday, from the effects OF
which the latter died yesterday. and who
hal been released on bail, surrendered
himself this morning. and was locked up,
charged with murder.
Five new cases Of smallpox are reported
this forenoon, and five were reported yes
terdAy, with one death.
-
hix Men Who we're Robinsoa Cru.
sOes for Four Weeks.
s,srA B,nn,u,. Aup. l2.-The schooner
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-12
FOREIGN NEWS.
The English Peerags.

LONDON. August i2.-Alihough Disraeli
Is to be elevated to the peerage. he will
remain Prime Minister. sir Stafford
Northcote will become the leader Of the
House Of Commons. II Is the general
impression that the Conservatives are
weakened by the change, but DisrAeli Is
physically unable 10 sustain the labor Of
the leadership. II IL rumored that Sir
Charles Adderley. President Of tho Board
of Trade. aud Lord John Manners, Post
master General. are 10 be offered peeragcs.
William II. Smith the member for West.
minister and ono Of the Joint Secretaries
Of the Treasury Ia to replace Sir Charles
Addcrley, and some subordinate members
of the Goyernmct Lord Manners.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-12
"sr0P CpssING THAT WATCH"

"HTOP CVSsING THAT WATCH"
II Jour Watch refuses 10 conduct Itself In
manner becomg all weli.behsyed tlme.pieees,
don't worn. but tale u To l. @. BUTCH. Z
ence, ~ South @ street, Virginia CITY. All
work warranted, auth Nv
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-12
Legi.IaUys Matters In France.

VERSAILLES. August lathe unexpected
passage Of the Municipal bill gives general
satisfaction as removing what threatened
Ia be- the occasion Of q serious conflict be-
tween the powers Of the State. After its
passage the bill was returned 10 the Cham.
Der Of Deputies, and all its clauses passed
without discussion.
Dufavre has been elected 4 life Senator.
vice Casimei Peririe. deceased.
The heal il intense,
, 1876-07-17
9ie S~rauuidweisiide @rbfolse,
8raunlhmeis, 10. Stunt.

OraunluDeIg, II. SHGt.
Nad ben bier sin9etroHenen Nahs
ridt.n b%efinost lid Der Ssr5o9 nod ln'
msr uuf ~leiner Siua IN oiesins bel
@ten. Die 6ssieruusSsclhaite nsb.
meM babel ibren ruli9en Sauf. Selt
Sabren III man baran seuObnt, oaB oer
Ser3o9 wabreno oeS GommtrS uno i'm
0srUlte Dem Siss Der 6ssisruns fern
IT uno baS Steuerruoer ~unlsre5 StaalS.
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