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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-01
7. D. EDWARDS, Alto
A pPLICsTIrN FOR PATENT.

y Notice. No sl5 United States Survey No.
:,J-Cnited States Land Once, carson slty, ~
wade Nav Ii, Il, iS?6.-Notjce II hereoy gwen
,hgt til. AYERS AND HOPKINS SILVER ain
ING CoMrASY,a corporation duly incorp"
rated under and by virtue " the laws OF III"
State of California. having its primo pal plac-
of bushes. in the city OF saa FRANCISCO. Stat'
of California has this day by A. Z. GOULD Us
.ttornev il, fact ami scent Whose Post 0t'irn
address is Carson City, nevada. nade appiica-
tor tor a r'nited States patent for niteea hua.
lred Il 500 linear foet OF tina Williams Lo'e'
Scarln. gnla and silver quartz ana othtr nan
erals OF precious metals, together wlth .Htfit"
ground six hundred eco feet IN width; icr tne
convenient working thereof; situate IN tne s"s -
and Waehoe valley Mining DISTRICT. orhsoY
ce,,uty and State OF Nevsoa, known ana nre'~
mated an the field notes ard ofiiclal piat ~
I,it.J states survey or lot No 80, IN section rs.
rownship Is north OF rnn.e ~ east. hcnte ".
,hls meridian; the exterior boundarles OF ssih
lat No 80 being ~ follows, to Wit: i5cSlnhih4
at post marked No. l. u. ). survey no o.
whe.,e til. southwest corner Of Section -.
Township Is north Of range - east, bears SOUTH
76o 22' west, 81: $40 feet: tho Ayers and mop
kins silver Mining Conipany's cabin bsars north
8 t,o west $50 test, aud the discovery anu Wois
ING cut and tlnnel upon this mine Eear n0ftn n
2t' eagt 935 feet; thence running arht course,
north IL 20 west 500 feet F, post maraed No !
L. s. Survey No ~; thence secoSd course, nSr'h
7.,o cast 600 fccttJ pest tnarncd S".' - SUI
,cy No. %; thence third course, s9a.h 10;
l.. :
No 90 thence Fourth course south ~ VI 81
GEO feet to pos, No l. the place OF btgihhii.''
containing 20 66-lla acres: bearings eAprese'u
from the true merriam with tnarneti. WI
tion Of 1870 east This claim was located W
der the pane of the Williams Mining Cia,p
and survey made to accord ;hrre"lin. In
workings and improve OH thiS 'hihe 1u,,
81 + Of all Open cut so Icet Iorg, ~ rev ~ "
~ feet deep ard tunnel rua in me nv ron
! the face OF said cut distance Oh o. -, i'o.
ccrdins 500 in VI ne. This yinlu, - nou. ~,
nor,herly by the Ayers Consoiidp'ed o'l'It IN ~.
in. Co.npAsy's clsi,u: sontaorly by the Lor' IT.
| Coiapary's mining ,lain!. j n; S"n' W. i,n
slslu beng recorled IN the hi.s Q, ,nr -, !"
! fli,, ,,os AZ a,;, all persons claiming am
portion of said fyes aud HopSiht sis,. ~. -
/ adverse claim viii, the REGISTER 9, Va.
! stet.s Land Cfi,e AZ Carsoa CITY, Ns.adA, a"l
i,..s me S xty day re:ioa OF publication or my
viii be barred hy write ot ne PROVISIONS "'
the statue. [m.l7! \ NA.II. Register
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. or,,r.ysnS Ya,r A PATENT.

= pE.iUATlDN Vol: \ PATENT.
"a To the NORTH CARSON MINE. No. .G3
T. S. I.s1ld OfSra. Ga s'r City, Ne'Gua, alarri'
I'd, lFG - Notice is EtTby given that the
Nor~ C.RsCS SILVER NININ'' COMPANY, h'
its auth ,r;zed agent 4. 5. GOULD, whose post
otiice address is Carson Ii y. Nevada has TINS
d,y fiSl its appiics'io,: for n patent Tor m
tenn 51,ndrcd linear fe,t Of the North Carson
Mine O. vein bearing gold and silver, VITA
surface ground six hunctei !eet in Nidth.
situate, lying and being IN Ea1ie ana washes
Valley Mining Distric., Comfy Of Orinsuy.
and State OF Nevads. aud Known and desis-
mated BY the tieii notes aud official plat on Me
il, his ot;jrc az Lot No. 40. III Township IL.
north Rang. twenty east Of Monte Dlabio me-
rjiiaa, the exterior boundaries OF said Lot NJ
~ heing as follows, to-Ti:: Variation, lt' .
cast Comm. nc ing ct Post No. !. nj 5. T. cc:ner
If the claim on the southern slope OF tho
mount ain, from which point me section corner
po,t at thu y. E. corner or Section 81, 4. 10 ~.
i; % e. NJ. u. NJ. bsars =. ia IU L. ls+' fttt
distant, and tbs flag staff on TIE dome OF IT,
State Capitol at Carson City bars ;. o. r.
,nd running N 45o ~ L. |, 500 feet to Post Me-
>. t,IrrIrc n - lp W. 600 feet TO Post NJ. ;
thence s. 45o ~ ". 500 feet to Post No. ::
thfnc. ?. 40 ~ Z, Cue feet TO piece oi h, SIi
,,i,l contsi ,il.g 2n.Gf-lnU acres. This CAM i
h,,,u ed by 80 other known mines or lnnilhE
c1nirrs The location OF this mine is duly ie-
.,-ish in the Recorders Office of Eagle nnI
= sshoe val!r.y Mining pistrict ct Carson Guy
<.va la il Book A of foil" 49,. Amy and a,
ncrson. ci: ming adversely any portion OF said
North Carson .siine or suiI mining Groupn -
h,reiubefore Described, are required 10 ME tntfr
adverse claim with the Register OF the tEhth
States Land CftiCs, st Carson City, II the S'atr
Of Nevada, during the sixty days reried OF fi"-
LEGATION hereof or they will be barred by virtue
'' "0 p " '@-'-'' A. WArrz. Register.
T. n EDWARDS. Attorney. nh25
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ESTATE OF GEORGE 5CSENBECxER
DECEASED.

H-DTlCE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY
~ the undersigned, administrator of the
above named estate to the creditors Of and all
persons having claims against :. id deceased, to
exhibit the same, with the necessary vouchers.
within ten months from the first publication Of
this notice to The undersigned, mt the Office Of
Harris 4 Coffin, Carson City. Nevada.
g. y. HARRIS. Administrator.
C,rs"n City. May e9, $50. 1"
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TO THE unfortunate
rs rRw REAA0lDS
kxGN NBW RD00D1&SS
~ DIR. GIEROk'1 DYSP1NSAkY
AeEH G43 KearAy Street

San Francisco. Established IL 1854. far the
treatment of SeyG:l ana Seminal Dissssss sv''b
as 1enerrhea. Giect, Structure, SYPHILIS IN
its forms Sentinel WeakDass, 1lE potency, exc
Skir G;seases OF ysprs standing and Ulcer ssoa
Legs successfully treated.
ScminrI Weakness.
Sr,uina Emissions, the consequence OF 1l!.
ahu.e: This solitary vice, or depraVad s"Hua!
ind,:lpeDce Is practIred by the youth 81 bo.n
saxas r. an sinlcst unlimited extent rroducrnt,
With ;,,errYg certainty, the following train q
,,,nr,,id sv,n nt,ros unless c0lnbatcd by ecenti.
tic medical Pleasures. viz: Saliow connten
arce dark spots under the eyes, pam III ,he
head ringing in the cars, noise iihe iiie rushing
nf lenros snl rqttling OF chgIl0ts, nneaslnete
about th. loirs ,yeahness of the limbs, CORFU
sed vision bIuntcd intellect, loss OF commence
ditfi6ence in approaching strangers, n disilAs 20
form, new acGuaintaDces. desperation 10 snuo
society. loss Of memory. h'c'lth tstes, pm pies
and various eruptiaDs about the fscea, iurrea
tongue. fetl breath. couShs, consumptiop,
night -v-aate, monoEanis aud frequent insanity
II relief be not ob.aired, should apply iu,ne-
,!iatei. either in person or by letter. ana nave q
,urr Elected by his new and scleniiic mode o!
treating tl.is disnrsr, which never fails ~ e.
fectiny n quick and radical cure.
CURED 81 HOME.
Persons a a diStac"e may be ntn,,a,
EO3,F. 'v addressing q letter 70 DIR. GiHHCh,
stc7s?.r csse. s,.lr5oIlE. .enfth Of time the dis.
o8ee has continued, and yc'lnediclre ifoiiin'-
" forwarded, free from damage ard curiosity
70 env r<1,; =. the country, with fuil ana pam
direction. I'v inserting Ten Dollars com, III
ra:ris;.,rr! letter. through the Pos'"'lce o.
thrnuri, Wells Fargo < so; q pachas," oil nia~.-
ci,I,, NH hn FORWARDED 20 any part OF the Union.
(.c1.respr. dents Will please inform t'T 9ioa"a
that the:- raat his advertisements ia tl,' ArrEAI
A1irass DIR. u. =. GiHj,tsE,
nctIoTv Boz 1857, San T-hncisco.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-01

Z is saiI ;ia. OH certain occasion a
.1y.-cwhat ,...~5.ated English divine dis
covered, bus ouly When already III the
--.lr:t, that lie had forgotten hlS manu-
sc~:pt. WhsIeupon he called 10 the clerk,
..Icuas, I have ieft my sermon at hone.
20 hard up tho Bible. anl II. read them
. .-.Yntcr from Job worth tea u 1t. y
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-01
I.TA CONSOLIDATED GOLD AND

"A silver Mining Company Location OF
nrinciraI Mace of business. Carson City, Ne
ysda. Location of works, Pyramid Lake Min
ing District, W.shca County, Nevada. Notice
is hereby given that there are delinquent upon
the following described Capital Stock OF the
Company, on account OF assessment NO issivu
U.rrb 1875 the several amounts set opposite
=. -.... - 4l,o r...nectiv e shareholders.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-01

a.sRi.gx AND lxeuys wooi. n'ror.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-01

And in accordance with law AID 81 orter "l
H., it..ri If Trustees ma /" on thu lot day OF
Msy. $50, 80 many ,lsrcs - zach parcel u
such stock as may tic peo"ss&ty Vii Do sofa AZ
Drb.i. auction, ut the otiice OF the Hec"thry,
in H. G. McLouhlins lewelrS store, III ,:e
Adams House, Carson street, Carson CITY re
va,sa. OF tne Eleventh III dag -. 1UI.l, ls't. NJ
the hour of l. NJ. of said day, to pay sad de-
lindncut assessment thereon. -os",h'r WITT costs
cf adv Rising aud cypan,ss AZ the sale
JOHN ]; .ILY, Secretary.
Carro;, City. innu IL. 1870.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-01

NOHN FERRIS, Of South Wales,
- originally, who has been t.enty-four years
IN the United States. wants Information OF hiH
brother Michael who, he learns. was IN Ne"
York two wears ago. Daniel Ferris. OF san
Francisco is ais, desirous of obtaining the same
informatiau The advertiser is employei at
the Brunswick Mill, aud his post ONCE ADDRESS
is Eulpirs City. urmsby county, NeEaua ;,,,s
jet eOhN GHnA'
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Also, .,grnEs Ser rr. Lc fticsaau .
Colder. Pins.

For Seminal Weakness Ei2l. Emissions, In
potency All nj diseases srieing from at1FthF'
baton sud cNce,htss abuses. Price IS per
bottle. Thp genuine COMM hALa'M Ia rnt ZIP
ONLY in rn1l,i beetles Or receiYt Of price,
ta,s= med !I,as VI III De sent t. ali parts of fs
country, i4y express or mail. securely pscks Z
an! iree from c;,sslyl:iEn Sole Agents. &. J..
RICHARDS + CO. whoieS,i. and retail drug
.ri.ts and chelnistf southwest conner Of Clay
and Sarsolnp streets, Sau iruacisro. Caliiorn, .
auri0-iT
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-01

- thr pres, mt ti,ie the students OF the
liasc University at like are undergoing
~ EXAMINATION.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-01

Nj. Al. y Conway. in letter from
-.,ndou to the Cincinnati Commercial.
gives the following account OF tito ,arl-
n. Of II -Li.d absorbing To tho Secular
fc-n: ny TTs. i;-ss;.t. an active worker
~ :let sect:
Mrs. iie<au'. who never !oo.,ei iaore
.fcautifu, ara; feminine. took the bale
tcrs:criy i,o,a IL Iuothcr and no!dirS It
=, Ecr arms. SAID j, was her duty to adj
nit that child to TIE Secular ranks. 1t
was not with arr desire to mock the GER
,7lcny OF baptism. but simply because
size child nus, M known Ivy maine.
and IN giving the mama publicly 1t
;iieisad them to keep the child ard 10
welcome !. Is, fresh ,aelaber IN their
-snLs. We welcome the child. size
j, iict in solc,:.n voice. because when
-s,c il, LIE !, tn take on the work and
',ear tie banner ve are holding this day,
.,ru the hope - TOR movement Is Win
the children. We name him Edward
" ooj. with iUll hone tina. the name Viii
hereafter 1e honorable III the movement
.. freedom aul thought. The whole
.,...lr evidently impressed the large AS
- ...sIia.c y i,ir,I witnessed 1t
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-01

The r,lsr, tisc Democrats t. daE".
So send tisr., IN their Grr-i''t> yaSS
Az. fill tna.r suui with yrt.d ar-a1e.
z. r Lu,i.IIEs sh..Ae. n 'ow',r, raz'-
Na.t W.; -. r.:soie sd b.u5 lit aoiai''
=, H.. a.. I - tin com = ..'.ct!"G days
L,-,.tli. 49, AL E..'i Presl,..,it a.yT~-
---Graphic.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-09
BELKNAP'S ACCUSERS,

1t is generally believed that certain
sums of money have been paid to the
wife Of ex-Secratary Belknap by Mr.. C.
P. Marsh, partner IN a sutling firm. Marsh
alleges that the consideration for this
money vas the permit granted by the
Secretary of Wal to trade at Fort Sill.
Marsh claims to be an unwilling witness
in the case. Like other great men he
wished he were dead. The Secretary's
resignation admits a wrong. Congress is
not disposed to let him escape without a
trial. There is no effort in any quarter
t screen q guilty man. In these times
when q man is to fall from a high place
he will fall hard. There are none to run
under him with feather beds. He will
meet the bare stones, and if it can be said
he belongs to the Republican party, in
addition. to his fall he will receive tho
severest of blows from the opposition.
Of this type Of chivalry that kicks a man
when he is down was the Fool Of KING
Lear, who had only courage enough to
honest Kent in the stocks.
Now that the murder is out, there are
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-09

filled with money made BY corrupt govern
ment-the eventual gains arc expected ia
DO greater. Hence il 10, the poor farmer
o taxpayer Of tho country, now almost
demented, or ready to abscond from hia
creditors, IL asked to keep quiet and not
disturb the rule of tho INSCRIPTIONS men
0 in power.
VI have never seen the oldest and best
receive such q raking down.
It would seem that these cash claims
have given ofEense to the politicians by
refusal to respond to political acquisitions
or advances upon crop expectations Of
the interior. 1t is said
No clam or oyster ever closed his she'll
closer than the moneyed men of New Or.
leans have their vaults locked n barred
against the appeals Of industry and labor.
Their money is oil of my benefit now,
and that can not be had.
Then there comes q demand upon New
Orleans
To surrender these moneyed b~arnscles
who are forever baking the purposes of
its thinking men and Of the thinking men
of the country.
Tho country wants NO dictatiou from
either capitalists or merchants in New Or
leans. Time enough has elapsed and trials
sutticient have been made to prove to New
orleans that the real interests Of business
are not in waiting and compromises, but in
action. Let New Orleans capitalists and
merchants stick to their ledgers and banks.
And if this warning be not sufficient,
the city is told
Otherwise, the people will in their wrath
move the capital a. far frsm that city ~
the State limits will allow.
To the upper Red, for instance.
As for moving the capital, we do not
suppose our business interests would care
If the politicians would make their cock
pit somewhere else, but the assertion that
the people will remove the capital should
not be lightly made. The people of the
State consist Of voters. and we apprehend
that more than half these voters would
not be willing to lose even the small pro-
lection which the capitalists and clothing
stores afford them. Once located at Clin-
ton or Shreveport. the Coushatta Guards
might ride into the city, seize Re-
publican opponents and march them
to the line of a future state. There is
very little probability that the people, if
allowed to vote, would consent to such a
change until there is some guarantee of
personal safety. It is not impossible that
gentleman who, some years since, al
lowed some returns as q mover of the ma
capital, might be engaged to rig his
derrick for this more moderate job,
but we do not think the speople" would
take the contract if they know.
The capitalists and business men will,
however, see what they have escaped by
the failure of these Ouachita reserves,
to reach in time the position assigned
Them in the grand Coushatta storm, which
met such a disastrous repulse.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-09
A LITTLE KNOW N0THINe-IsM.

Some Of or journals have the gift of
announcing the riches and the virtues of all
who are about to depart for foreign lands,
or who have been spending their leisure
and money abroad. These biographical
sketches are paid for. per line at the rate
of other puffs. The same journals de-
ounce with the most abusive PERSONAL
ties such persons Of a political persuasion
different from their own, especially if the
person is absent or is about to depart
from among us. When there is nothing
to be made out of a man and nothing to
be feared from his resentment he then be-
comes proper game for these chivalrous
organs of unworthy compliment or I'M
founded abuse. We give a specimen of
this latter literature from the New Orleans
Times. It is its valedictory upon the de-
parture into private life of Senator Whar-
ton:
. free-born American. If we have been
correctly in formed he is only q freedom
American by adoption. He first struck 60
ciety under the blsated despotism and
amid the fostering institutions of England.
wharton belongs to that large and estima-
Die class Of persons who ct various times
and for peculiar reasons have abandoned
the effete monarchies of Europe for NJ
other purpose than the philanthropic one
showing us how to run q republic on en-
lightened principles.
We can not we'll see how such q wanton
attack upon a Senator connected con-
with measures of reform, and
Tree, SO far IS We know or believe, from
any imputation upon his legislative
record. The only charge which We
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-09

An important caucus Of the Republican
,1us1nbers of the House Of Representatives
viii be held at the State House this morn
ing. The importance of the matters to be
nareidered should secure the attendance Of
sx,ary member.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-09

Go abroad for the news. The Pittsburg
.Rispatch says: "Boyton, the swimmer, lee
cssres occasionally. He delivered . dis
-ussurse 1t New Orleans . few days ago for
xhe benefit of . Sunday school ct that
ussoe.~ Think of Bob Strongs Sunday
~ehool in tho Do Bar chapel!
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-09
''HOLD THE FORT"

Rooms AMERICAN UNION CHR.
New Orleans, March 8, 1876. I
A regular meeting of the American Union Club
will be held on FRIDAY ByENING. tenth instant,
at half.past seven O'Clock.
The. Executive Committee will meet after the
adjournment Of the regular meeting.
By order of
T. S. JOHNSON, President.
7. ". EATON, Secretary. mh9 ct IN
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-09

The Boston Post Gays: ''The battle in
New Hampshire is won. All the Democrats
have got to do now is to roll up q rousing
majority" 1t is the same way everywhere;
rolling up the majority is the hardest
kszrt of it.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-09

can find In tho paragraph quoted is that
MI. Wharton is an immigrant from Eng
land. At this time, when the Mississippi
Valley Association is making such siren
uous efforts to induce the importation Of
English laborers, it would seem unwise
to publish q Know Nothing decree against
such persons as, preferring the institu-
tions of this country to those of Europe,
may choose to discard the one and adopt
the other. We do not understand that,
in assigning Mr.. Wharton to the class Of
immigrants who quilted Europe for
peculiar reasons" anything disparaging
is intended, though the phraseology en-
ployed might have been more distinct.
We consider that when the subject of q
European government has decided to be-
come . citizen of the United States, he
becomes to all intents the equal in politi-
cal rights of any other citizen. MI. Carl
Schurz has become, az Albert Gallatin,
Alexander Hamilton and other statesmen
not ''originally free-born American" citi-
zens, . respected authority among us.
The opinions of such citizens are usually
to be taken with due discount for their
bias in favor Of other systems, or for their
want of experience of our own. The
opinions of our own citizens are subject
to similar appreciation, according to our
opinions of their capacity to advise. In
our opinion, the counsel of no citizen
should be excepted to on the ground that
he was born abroad.
We do agree, however, with the Times
that there is q class which has abandoned
the edete monsrchies of Europe without
becoming citizens of the United States.
These aliens are numerous in the United
States. We think there were sixty-thod-
sand in the city of New York alone. We
afford, as England does, safe asylum and
free opinion to all aliens who may desire to
say here what they do not dare to say at
home. When, however, these aliens, in
the words of tho Tines, NEEDLE in Amer
lean politics with the philanthropic pur-
pose of showing us how to runa republic
on enlightened principles, they escape the
responsibility of citizenship at home
and abroad. and exceed the privilege of
The difference between such aliens and
immigrant is just what it is be-
;ween q sailor regularly shipped and a
passenger who volunteers and interferes
With his advice where it is neither asked
Tor needed. While we welcome any one
vho comes to our State with the declared
Intention to become a citizen, We can not
70 expected to entertain similar interest
or those who may come to better their
condition and who may assume a right to
in political affairs simply
o show us how to run our government, or
o ridicule it as not worth running any
ray. The Times had better rise and OK
lain its inadvertent distrust of English
who may choose to immigrate to
louisiana and become American citizens.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-09

The colored school children of Virginia
are contributing small sums to the Lee
monumental fund, aud the chances are that
a monument will be erected before the
George Washington attempt is completed.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-09

Louisville is q favorite place for young
ladies to make their first appearances as
actresses, but they are never certain
whether they have succeeded or not until
tfsey play elsewhere.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-09

It is said that four journals published in
Paris are devoted exclusively to hair dress
i.lg. They are q sort Of curl papers.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-09

An American girl lately made q debut in
opera at Naples. Several supes and a few
TOOLS pulled her from the theatre to q hotel
IN q carriage. They called it an ovation.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-09

Prize fighters and Roman wrestlers are
ths kind of men who practice with dumb
oeais while their mothers lug in a ton of
asal from the sidewalk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-09

State Senator Jones, Of Pennsylvania,
1ants every body to sing "Old Hundred" at
sigh nOon ON the fourth of next July.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-09

There is some talk Of revivipg the New
Orleans Sunday Delta as q Democratic or
gar. A fearless champion Of something is
wanted by men who do not nav for papers.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-09

Twenty thousand handsome Chinese tea
e.Aaisters will be given away free this week
At the tea depot, No. 5 Camp street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-09

If Charlotte Cushman had married that
Org GOODS clerk when she was seventeen,
she might never rave been heard from as q
great actress.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-09
NOTICE TO B~ONDHOLDERS.

NOTICE TO BONDHOLDERS.
BOARD OF LIogIDAfloN,)
State Of Louisiana,
New Orleans, March Z, 1876.
Notice 10 hereby given that a special meeting Of
this board will be held on THURSDAY. March 8, at 10
A. NJ. in the Governors private office. Interested
parties are invited to be present.
By order Of the Board.
p. G. DESLONDE,
Secretary Of State aad Board Of Liquidation.
mb8 ct
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-09
NOTICE..

The Republican members OF the House of Repre-.
sentatives are requested to meet in caucus ct
their old caucus room THIS DAY, a: II 4. NJ, to
transact important buslne IS.
mh9 1t JAMES S. MATTHEW'S,