davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-09-14
vile Nrten @iirmer lebenbia ents
fcrut.

Y. s. SuufePs 8urm.S prup ermanqelt
me, Mabel Sits uno Maeen.8 itruer gu
pertrelben. Or. &untet 1T Der ein,i9e
pratttIfe IrSt, Welher ben Sanowurm leben.
ol9 lallnt &opf unb 4lem binnen anet
II ell gu pertreiben pernlag. Gr rIinmt
Ieln Qonorar, bepor Der @urm entferllt lit.
Wtai fam ii9 leldt Oenfeu, baB, menn Der
Sanolpurm lelblt, ale anoern 8iirner nm
10 le't)tcr BON tbm aus9etrieben peroen ton.
men. Spre9t bel @urtm 4potbefel Dor, uno
eerlailat etne Slaihe BON &unfePs Wur1n.
PrstS ST. p. 81. @r tbut INNER
lelne SStrtun9. Office ullo Store $50. 259
gforo .. StraBe. ausfunit mirp gratis ae.
aebeil.
, 1876-09-14
Maiber abaans. s as"' 4s.; ass

N8entea unb @ertaufer! " ~A'"aH"s
psa'e eearo SseGs's Jamilien . 3situro tr;,, IN.
5erblt-S ailpn an unp eisbt lbrsn Nbsnnsntssr 'm 'sss
stssstn ane l@onEea Siepsrapbt. en-, awet aus.rnf s m.
sMa,SsaSsa S,i'ssn, ~s!9s iel0rt AO8ane rnpsn, Won asrs.
Inpst,Uai W. wsssnHaae ~ lprsm Wide awake@mnb
PIC bsts isanIs s.tplsus tSesssnRstt Iur is. a b l,s - ~
etn IsiStstsa aaO l60nfsn UsrtIu s-WsasnlonpI NM NIX ha'
iae!sn lspr seGs e0mmtiiOa. .5spr frabs,s spsr nt y
ltesr V0rrate ~ eaeenbIiGitosr Wer4nbuaa surbanh ns'
pt osituns lsltF itfpt inter Jamtiies : Sorirnaisn nhn:
iSrss @l:iSsn "a. ane q - popular, bas he Bic erS ssts
Talent wtre oesmenpet. @bparb @aaIslfSn,s tss,.tMuups
fanst seraos an; BE frubersn 8apitsi n spsn ss ussysune
nsnt'n gsli.tsrt' gss. steas's iaassrisbnts Sol asS Sa,
seno Semanp, Der sG sutss Salar essr rim S y Jt.
plaidt. isate fir Gtrsulare uns D' ~ 'sss
lSsabsn an 3. q. 6ore u. 60, Rsp ysrt. 4Splsofs@
s ss'S e.. ss ssassis Ssss.''nHa"2l senten perlsnot
, 1876-09-14
Simmer nod mebr 2Delt : Sluss
iteuunoen.

.9aB 1878 in BariS elite @elts4usaeuuna
letn iol, lit befannt. SAon jcbt meroer bic
sSorbereltulgcn oaSu nit aaer Guer9ie betrie.
ben. ytun fornlllt Staten nit elmer Ausz
in 1880, fpdbreno Der Yaplt in 1878
me Austeuung bon &ir6en=S a1en balten
.ptu. SlSmarf ioq bic 9ei1t6te fit cine
anslteuungSsS pielerei erfldrt baben, nm eie
non IT'D gar niAt nlebr officiea tiimmeru
llllle. Die Snouirielen m61ten priuatim
, 1876-09-14

Ste I"tarfe Nadfra 9 e unierer eugs
lid rebenoen Otltblirger mad)te eS notbluen=
big, 81. Augu t &0nt9'S $ a III b II t.
3 a mtltensW 90 ebtStnen ensltide
Strculare betSu9eben u1o bitten mir uniere
2eler, tbre en9lliA rebsuoeu Sreunoe bararf
aufmerflam 51 MAIDEN.
, 1876-09-14
go @rpsent.

0SLn~ Ieenten perlan9t. Cute GeieeenJelt, Oelo
1fItR. gu %uerDlelteu fur &eut., lUelDe tyre ,3elt ooer
~ elneu Sbeil ouDpu penn StrtauI umleter
&yGel urtrli lDtomel. &lberuie Gpnunll l1ntn. SDrtlbt
ua1 oeu Weom9un9el. y. y. Spg Dolls. Great
American Tea Coz. 81 uno So Selep StraBe.
9teD yprt. 4lpzGplt
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&4wehHA @iseseA.


babst h~tfiexiee, wtfdr mlt DsspebFa bebafn n. gsy
teaual Ia q, BET auem lusun!f6tn Tlatle NIT BEN fat
anteEssbaren gerlansen ~ Nsen, barafItdI ~ nspmes
anb hdaao& bur@ bs Gur&t bappn aussef&lofsa ,u fta.
fsieea. bod niat satta Ia Hateas Iabe. ksbern sB
i'm sae SausetnpGtu, b. u inmn ihla eanas tets d.
was L. tabda fnee. 6s audit hs Dsspest1r fd f.lbe
nab ietne sanse ilntsebuse. Dit ela6lt&s erstliblet
er Rietrea xtrt ntAt ldnen s~ebulbst, BIZ teats 5auS
It&fstt mtrs exe t~reablefe uns ben pettestsu brtnst tal
1essstein, BET sas aebea Tim etne Eat III nns felba ID
RdaRen TIA nstben, st4t itltea jur GeEs~stssss s1a Er
oar nam Gdbausrba 4tu pAruu a.
, 1876-09-14
''Star- Ofta" plattorm.

stibersiaus. cline srpAe Sterbx, @tu pOuaanoto,,
SGas anttr Gfteli. HraBfl IL tItupaaren.5anslnn '
5tn Ms =. atteulare erGi,s vtrltue,:, AessmlsI
sN2Hnh 6tn r AInttnrr AA,e, ."
, 1876-09-14
syicber nn6 faltes SSieber.

.Tieter unb WedTeliieber fir so Gents furirt. Gs
aisbt fem 6eilmittel in Der gBelt. ,peibes 5ieber unS
9Se1lelteber uno ale ~loniti9en oermanot.n Rrontbeis
tise Sieber {benen ourib 8aoipap's gilen abaebolien
piro) 10 raid beleitist ais DRaDpap's Ne!bp ReIitiA
80 Gents Der SlaiGe.
, 1876-09-14

$NO biz 60 per asobe. nebt auslaarn, ODER
$50 $3.50 eerioren. SGmIntlid)e liele llno
@llertanlte ytooltaten, Gbromos &C. Spertbpone
Hro6eseremplare ilsbIt Gircularen. ", 4. Nletdbsr'
III ebam er Str. SieW Yorf. 4gSiiOlnai
, 1876-09-14
MaDtuaO 1t. 60,

80 Warren, Gdt @}urd Ctr. u. .
9ies 5atIaes uno geabres @bidt cine Greinart
III Rapluop ii. On, 80 YSdtteit ode 6burd) Str., Me-
lort. Iustunft. lauienoe wertb miro stb''n 'rnr
hift
, 1876-09-14

Dts stasen n BE srsse forrsadte bs Rbryurs. Uss
Ha ehtdlt has 8unte Ssfsua 8%abruns unb Sraft. aDsnS
IA Glasen aab aaberf 0erpauGa9spraane nahlaHen, tbu
ssae G6Stteiett ~ entpi6eln. mu5 Der aanat 6Srper Id.
zen. Ds franftsitsa. waas ave s.fsrtr atdtiStstt be
HssaaaaSsorsane easetttn, Rnh Stridttbtur &rt, aba
sx Sauytxrfsas kldbt tnmu biefelba Dtu n Su
9raxb. Esbu NJ .e&webti& Bttters." Ia q es STIR.
hxeausttth rirst, Ne 1erbanansssrsaut rsstlt unb ibss
ssfsnke Gkxtssstt btrae1t, y yteIt EranYtsit,a bdit, III
ssFAaatas seas sufAtssfrz Ratas saA- sDir asauen
Sssestg ~tsfspbe1a
&&sstnefuea
sns ale anserrn susssnfraufts!,ss satsspsa .tsa ~ ~
aus Stsrunsea Der MaerntbdtiefeIt is hur9 ertIiGH
anlaSt sbtr tsfsiss Grtdltuns. gDenn tts Spttie niA
s!stortis seresusl UNI Der RDrfsr tn loiss sslsn ntdt tla.
laaslia ernabrt ptrS, auf abmasaaas sinirtssn rnl
- etf&~d4te Sgtsru trlieBt ben leiGtthea anlea sina
Srfdltnna Ae bd stnsr Ssrfcu Bon fr6ftt8er Gslunetes
Gar ut&f II Sara6t samt- DR ~ssrltmt.aea Gsests
ssan ts 8das bon S4wtnbfnSt ia stn easn Stasien BE-.
CANDIDA, rt9ttn ebnt aasnabms TIRE aufmsrfianisit ~.
at ssf bk @eoali.xas bar gubaaunassraans bau,tt ~
SRelss, sel3s s1 Patient ~ 10 ninms, i'm atSt fraSs.
w 0ef&ntrst struriaHea ane ui&t bard tea R6rptr a.
sx Sab TIN sntsebsr ear idEs ssu In sasaisss 9aa
Dsaia ans faledts Rabrans " tisten-
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t4ens @drun BE f&rsd1i&ta g&ratrjea sasbalfx
ra&e beft Hranftett NIT fa brtnes. penn Ia BEN nSbm4
tf& Bttt.rs" TIN 5tilmittI sebsttn ptrb, bas Sober l.A
eslanasn fannf g. l!nbat bic S4merstn isfsrt ane 10
fsrtee}sstem @ebraudt ntrs bu Satient spu gDutt 10
&DsHe h& beEr btfnben tts tine s9lf6nbtat 9eIung q.
tiHt 10. Ekufeabe fesnra ben Sac. an vsl&sa IL seras.
lAss nsrku bssfss ranbusars Ssimttd n sttrss&es-
, 1876-09-14

RaI1a, S&aslaaEeser entaebeR aus serhprStnsm DIat.
Gsaen btt1s Sranfbstten ia ,S9ntbif@ Sitters" bas MRS
faaRe G&usmitttl, ptl q Der beRt 9latrstaiser IL, "a
u stebt. aber plrb br @sbrau& "a fpdt pstr ni&t eenas
sad bn NnuefaaS t~tesnnex, ~ bae OGDEN. Wdfers.
GSaria4f.bn axb aaart ntt 8ttbu perbunStne RraaE
eeisa auabre&ex, baax mu5 btr 0ebrau@ fpfprt etnNs
AsHt nrbtn, Ia &ranisttta tn btsfea Stadium dae AZ
sss DStaahfxxs utsrbra.
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Snseinsiae iGmcr3itiQen6e Wsitter.

wcl4ssa sassednblifIi$ ~, l%gitimmiten @3meien.
.turtrt, 9let9otel ob lie IN Der 9uu9e, i'm Mfo9ta, Gin.
9epeioen ooer ~lonlti9en Sriiien ODER Orsanen lieoen,
olrd einnali9e Wnipenoun9.
ooer p~eini9eno Der S6rnerj iein mag, Der Hbeumafilde''
gettld9erl9e, Sfpade, &ertriippelte, Nerp6ie, al
, 1876-09-14
20 Sropfen in einem balben @las 8afIer

=, &eiietoe. lpltten tets cine SlaIde BON Teabipap's
yteaop Heltsf bel li9 fiibren. gSeni9e 9ropftn in gBGI.
pes Sgaiiers berriibren. norbeu9en. SIS lit better ais
tranipiii1er 9ranop ooer 8itters als elm 9teisn.ittel.
, 1876-09-14
Ready Relief.

tIle dN8eHbIldIlde buIfe fnoen BET
Gntjiinoun9 Der glieren, Der NloIe nnb Der Ginor
ipeioe, GonaeItion Der 9un9e, 8ebltopileioeu. MtJ.
rllln8sbeldinerben 6er3tlopfen, 6plterie, Group, Dpp.
9leurolgie, Stpeumotismus, 6rbIrln, WeGIelie6er. "
Die Mnlpenoun9 bes y9ieabD Gtlef" an Dem leioen.
ben ooer e%rtrantten Sbeile miro Ainoerun9 uno GeIei.
fsun8 oes lebels berbeifiibren.
20 Sropfen in eilem balben @las @afer
beIeitisen in i~uenieen @uaenbtiden:
Rrdmpfe, SbwGde, Sersftppfen, b6fen 9ppf.
idbnler,, percprbemen Masen, Siarrbpe,
une ale inneren 3eieen.
, 1876-09-14

sIeN4ss, stassa. Dare aa.ag1w ssteaasrss &ssas
easA.
, 1876-09-14

4 sas btr sasladftitsAsn Rrasftei.es, ssasa has ~
f&tnssf&ls&t untsriuprf.n n. ans lssea aam.atlibF I'D
aaen baras. Die urja&ea. ssl&, bkis f9re6ti&er 10
eerserrufen, ane suf8tepts uub stsftiti& atu pu b.
4aaoiaasspts mas tmma sisftitt ida, adu!td Bic
sar& 6tartanasr,ttttt has NesriuipHem, bic o. >ax
anassrsant xnb babar& sta sanjsa K5rpsr AZ sr6 4.
Das sS4wtetf@ Dtttsrs" ffpt antrreiGt "a as y,.dr.
Essfsaben bic Uransestt ,uradsytbta, ptldt fbpu b.
ian i~wstftltsn. IL wtsbn Genus am Psb.a ~ ansta.
acknowledgement.
, 1876-09-14

Debsrssnes Blat II bic bauptarxS4 30 es3asssiAss
uaA fsaar assaft1 &rensbeitta.
, 1876-09-14
Ssrft@t!-D as Gdts S&wesHd
Dtttsss ssss ansialisBlt@ bsreitet sss
Dentel II. Co.,
%SS Rsrb Drttts gtass

ma - YaeHfan VT Ea3aenaasea sal Setr.e
satsn, = bic NansasaHtriArtf ts frabtren SisentsH
Ss.s sesssss S&osaias" ksa 8Iafa4. Ne ~ ~
SsssssAsdam sifaasea .R fssEHSss ssa sssst6e a.,.
Esss 8Iaf$s ~betssfast 's'~ ~
bs - hssss%sa 4G5 Asgl GsHts Sfs% -
$3.50 Hss assssssS sS asssssaM - -
49, -N-4
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@0HtA4A Rtfs1A

@ss xess Gle pttrtuxbert Sasrea tythedfs an onaA
ts f@webtf&er arit bd ttn rtAenf& afltden 8orf&an9-
ud&e a faa auf aatn 9bdlea Der &rSe enatltt, bt %
EaIt8t 6else5t seriEr Rrdutff amA be- &ytxaes hesfd
k<s NI>a ~ tAupttefenhtbeiie W.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-14

READY PoR INCREASED Bus1NEss.-For
some time past the immense increase OF
freight business along the line of the New
Orleans, st. Louis and Chicago railway.
has more or less retarded the passenger
trains; in fact, the business of the organiza-
ton increased tco fast for the facilities of
the road. Happily all this has now been
overcome by the increase and lengthening
Of sidings and the laying Of new rails where
needed. The old reliable jackson route, 50
we'll and favorsbly known to our travelling
community for years past, is now running
through trains North and South, making
close connections with all the trunk lines
running North, East and West, wltho ut fail,
coming in on time daily, and it is the quick
est. Pullman sleeping coaches on all trains.
Since the change Of time all trains are on
time.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-14
AL JOURNAL srATE LOUISIANA &s!l 91EF19


A Card from Hon. =. L. 0lbson.
The Chicago Tribune OF the tenth con-
tains the following:
WASHINGTON, D. c., January 6, 1876.
To the Editor Of the Chicago Tribune:
Ny attention has been called to . letter
in your paper, from your correspondent in
this city, which has been copied and widely
circulated in the newspapers Of the South,
imputiDg to me eentiments which l never
entertained and never expressed.
So far from feeling sggrieved at the cleo
ton of C0lbnel George n. Adams, of Ken.
tuckv. q gallant federal soldier, as clerk of
this House. had the honor to put HE name
in nomination before the Democratic eau
Gus, and contributed all in my power to his
election. Permit me to add, that express
the sentiments Of those who served under
the Confederate flag. when say that they
are always glad Of the opportunity to mani
fest their regard and sympathy for the
brave and generous men whom they en-
countered on the battle6elds of the late
war. There is no hate between us; but we
always meet as friends and countrymen,
and strive together and every way to ad-
vance the interest of our whole country.
So far from being untriendly to the Hon.
L. Q. c. Lamar, of Mississippi, there is NO
member of this House for whom entertain
more profound respect, or cherish a warmer
and more cordial fri ndship. His dignity,
his purity, his moderation, bis learnlng-in
q word, his truly enlightened statesman.
ship-command my admiration. Yours re-
spectfully, 4. L. GIBSON,
Member of Congress from the First Con-
gressiOnal District of Louisiana.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-14
COURT RECORD.
THURSDAY, JANUARY IS, 1876.

United States Circuit Court.
r. G: Oglesby va. New Orleans, St. Louis
and Chicago NATURALIZATION for dam.
ages Of $4,000 for injuries sustained by
plaintiffs wife, November 90, 1875. by car
OF defendant's running of the track.
Supreme Court.
State or Louisiana vs. +. E. Dumas
Mandamus on the Superior District Court
to grant an appeal from an order dismiss-
applied for.
superior District Court.
Southern Bank vs.. Louisiana National
Bank.-Jndgment for defendant.
State of Louisiana vs. F. e. Dumas.-Ap-
peal from an order of injunction and 90.
questration Of books, papers, funds, etc.,
of the tax collectors Office of the Third
District refused. Defendant has already
turned over all records except those of 1875.
Superior Criminal Court.
NOLLE PROsEQU1.
Murder.-State We. james Conners, driver
of charity wagon, indicted June IA. 1875,
for the murder of George Banks, May 26,
1875, said Banks having died the day pre-
viOus at the small-pox hospital, but, accord
ing to q sensational story In one of the city
journals and the testimony of few old We
men, had risen in his coffin after kicking
tuo Ou, WHll0 vu0 3CCU6eu OFOV6 Nun u
the Locust Cemetery.
Grand larceny-Horace Westley, con.
victed December 10, 1874, of having stolen,
September 10, 1874, six calvee, worth $3.50.
Sentenced to three years hard labor. Case
remanded from the Supreme Court.
Gertrude Antoine, indicted December %,
1874 and convicted March 8, 1875, of hav-
ing embezz!ed, June 80, 1874, from Maria
Cecilia q lot of furniture; sentenced to one
year hard labor. Case remanded from Su.
preme Court.
Robbery-Mathew E. Gaiennie, William
Moran and James Driscoll, charged with
robbirg james Lowe on the eighth of June,
1875, or gold watch, etc., whose body was
found the next morning in the Old Baein.
There had been mistrial and the district
attorney has filed an information for petty
larceny in the First District Court
CONVICTED.
Murder-George Morrie, indicted for the
murder Of Sarah Jenes on St. Louis street,
on the thirtieth of November.
NOTION FOR BAIL.
Murder-Roman Marmoyenet, convicted
of mans 'aughter. Case remanded by the
Supreme Court. Bail fixed at $4,000.
SENTENCES.
Assault upon an officer, etc.-August j.
Helmke. pleading guilty to an assault upon
Sheriff E. s. WuIzbcrger. on the twenty
fifth day of November, 1875. One dollar
and costs or ten DAYS.
Carrying concealed weapons Robert
Singleton. Ten days and costs.
F1rst District Csart.
INFORMATIONs
Petty larceny - William Bssset., Ed.
Chapman. Peter Connolly alias Short, Az
tonic Manuel.
Assault, etc.-Johu Krumps, Villa m
Martin, Larry and Bridget Madden.
CONVICTED.
George Lee aud William Jones of petty
larceny; Ed Bermudez OF assault.
Second District Court.
Fred T. Mayer prays to be emancipated
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-14
A Bitter PHI,
A special from Washington, January 5,
to the New York Times, says:

A special from Washington, January 5,
to the New York Times, says:
The Democratic side of the House was
considerably annoyed today by a resolu-
ton introduced by Mr.. Cason, of Indiana,
declaring that in all public employment
soldiers who fought to preserve the Union
should be given preference, and that ample
pensions should be provided for those who
were wounded. and for the families of those
who were killed. There was q disposi-
ton on the Democratic side to oppose
the demand to suspend the rules to
pass the resolution, but Randall and Hol-
the motion, which was sgreed to BY l42 to
9, and the resolution was adopted with only
few negative votes. The Democrats con-
graduated themselves upon thus disposing
Of Cason's resolution. and enjoyed the dis
appointment manifested by many Repub-
licans upon the uDanimity of the vote.
Their comfortable state of feeling, however.
was of short duration. When Illinois was
called Mr.. Fort obtained the floor and pre-
the House in adopting Mr.. Cason's resolu.
ton to be 80 wise and just that it should be
followed by the House officers in filing
subordinate places, and instructing them to
give Union soldiers preference over soldiers
Of the late Confederate army. The effect of
this declaration was to turn the position
of the Democrats. Forts demand for
the previous question was attempt
ed to be cut off by motions to
refer and adjourn. The demand for the
previous question was not seconded, and, on
motion of Mr.. Fernando Wood, the resolu-
tion was referred to the committee on the
centennial, on q yea and nay vote. A little
later Sam Cox attempted to extrieate his
side from the awkward position into which
they had been forced by . resolution de.
claring that those having the distribution
Of public patronage should regard the JEFF.
fereonian test, '.Is he honest9 Is he capable3'
And that recent events in the federal ad-
ministration give peculiar emphasis to this
Democratic sentiment. This was adopted.
Whatever advantage was gained from Mr..
Cason's resolution was with tho Democrats,
but the Republicans more than regained
their losses through Mr. Forts resolution,
the cleverness of which was applauded even
on the Democratic side.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-14
The Crescent City Railroad.

The above we'll known and popular COM
pany invite the attention of persons who
desire safe and profitable investments to
their proposal for loan of one hundred
thousand dollars, for which they will issue
bonds Of the company at ten years. with in
terest at the rate of eight per cent per an
mum, payable semiannuslly in New York
or this city, as investors may deeire. To
secure beyond the possibility Of failure the
punotusl payment of the principal and in
terest Of the loan, the company gives first
mortgage on its existing lines, their large
and very valuable real estate, rolling stock
and appendages, for which seven hundred
and fifty thousand dollars has been paid,
together with .he new extension of their
line from it's present terminus to Carrollton,
for which alone the loan ia contracted,
thus giving, it will be seen, nearly nine
hundred thousand dollars worth of security
to guarantee the loan of about one ninth
of the amount
It is rare to find so attractive al eppor-
tunity for investment a. that now presented
by the Crescent City Company, and when
it is recollected that the company owes not
one dollar Of debt, and can pay the entire
amount of the loan and its interest without
touching dime of its recelpte, it is safe to
believe that very little time will elapse be-
fore the whole is subscribed.
The extension Of the Crescent City rail
road to Carrolltop, with reduction of fare
to nearly one-half of that now charged by
the CarroQtcn railroad, we regard as one of
the most suspicious signs of the times, and
the enterprise is one every way deserving
of the friendly aid of the State and city,
just as it deserves the hearty good wishes
for its success of every citizen. Especially
will it conduce to the convenience, comfert
and we'll being of very large class of our
white and colored laboriag population liv-
ing in Greenville and on the line of the ex-
tension, and who at present must 60 far out
of their way to get rail to the business por-
tion of the city, and pay dear for the ao-
cOmmodation.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-14
Bayard's Latest.

At the celebration of the anniverssry OF
the battle of New Orleans Saturday even
ing by the Democratic Club Of PhilsdelPhia
senator Bsyard spoke to the sentiment,
{" The function of representation must not
be usurped through fraud or force. under
the pretext of political or military neces-
sitv." How lucky that Old Hickory Was
NOT present except in . materislized state.
Such q sentiment would extract 2 der1sive
smile and sinister wink from the connte.
nance of the vigorous old President who
moved bank deposits in the face of the
edict of Congress, violated the .'sover-
e;ontv " of South Carolina under the plea
Of military necessity" governed Leuisisn. an.
with Q severity which Butler copied but
feebly, and fought the battle Of New Orleans
some weeks etter peace had been declared
bet ween The United States and England
Ne,c York Gruphic.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-14
Concert.

One of the most enjoyable concerts of the
season was given last night at the Church
of the Messiah, for the benefit of the Church
Society, and it is a pleasure to be able to
say that it was we'll attended, the audience
being large aud appreoiative of the music
rendered. Awarding Q full measure of
favor to those who perform upon pianos,
coax music from violins and blow flutes, it
must be said that the fashionable, modern
style of concerto, sandwicned too freely
with instrumental solor, has become little
tedious. The world 10 full of fiddlers, but
there are not half dozen Ole Bulls; there
are thousands of well-meaning people who
torture pianos while the Hans Won Bulows
are rarely seen. Good voices are more COM
mon. Even if not trained for the grand
opera in foreign schools, they please and
interest us as no instrument can do. Tho
concert given, last night was . vocal con.
cert, and the organ and pianos were only
used to blend with the melody of the Quilt
waited voices heard. The programme CON-
tanned fourteen selections, commencing
with the grand chorus by Haydn, Heav-
ems are Telling" and ending with the men
delsshon quartette, for male voices, "Wer
hat ditch, du Schooner Wsld." As the
singers modestly kept their full names from
the bills of the evening. it is not proper to
give them the individual praise they de-
serve. The rich base voice of Mr.. B. was
prominent in the quartettes, and particular
" effective in q solo from "Don Sebastian"
The "Ave Maria" was beautifully rendered
by the clear soprano voice of Miss w., and
. trio sung by Mrs and Miss P. and Mr.. T.
was heatily encored. Other efforts we're no
less pleasing and excellent, and the listeners
were we'll repaid tor their attendance.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-14
Does le Mean Peacee

Now that Mr.. Eustis, with bis we'll known
liberal views, has been selected from all
the long list of contestants - leader of the
Conservati hosts of Louisiana, ws may
hope that the coming campaign will be con.
Quoted in manner to allsy any feals Of
q repetition of the bioodshed and VIC
lence of the past two elections. 1t gives
hope that each party will be able to bring
to tho front its best elements, and should
the consequent casting ont Of extremists
exemplify the old sdsge that "extremes will
meet" why 90 much the easier will the evil
influence OF this class be crushed out.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-14
Agricultural and Mechanical College.

The board of directors of the Louisiana
Agricultural and Mechanical College met
yesterday, Lieutenant Governor Antoine in
the chair, and a quorum present.
The treasurer's report was read and re-
ceived, and he was authorized to sell sufi-
cient back interest notes to meet the pay
ments due on purchases Of property.
The secretary was directed to prepare q
report Of the preceding year to be present.
ed to the Legislature, and submit it at the
next meeting.
The beard then adjourned to next Thurs
DAY,