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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-08

Blackburn in New Orleaus.
The Washington correspondent of the
New York SUI, Of the fifth instant, gives
the following statement, made by the famous
blue grass Congressman of his brief visit to
New Orleans:
Congressman Blackburn, who went to
New Orleans a. . member Of the committee
to investigate ths federal officer in that
city, tells an incident showing the tact Of
the parties under suspicion and investigar
tion. He went into large cigar store to
purchase box Of Partagas, and, while he
was being waited upon, the proprietor
Of the store ordered the clerk ono side,
and began opening . better brand and
class Of cigars than the clerk had pro-
posed to sell. Next samples Of choice
Hsvanas were ahoWn TO tho customer. Mr..
Blackburn was astonished ct the attention
Of the cigar dsaler. He refused hi samples,
but paid for box and went nis wAy. Being
perfect stranger, and arriving In New Or
leans the morning Of that day, be was per-
plexed BY tho geaerosity Of the propFietor.
But On looking st the dgn, he red, "Gon-
sales T. Co." Il w. tko nfm accuscd of
being at the heed of the smueGling ring in
that city, and Blackburn va recognized -
ono Of tho inveatieatota ss
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-08
esutAwest Pass.

SOUTHWEST PAss, juno 7, 1876.
70 Captain 9. ". Howell, Corps of 1nginssrs,
United 0tates AxnH
Depth Of channel ct mean low tide, six-
teen feet. Least width for that depth,
sixty feet. High tide ct 10 A. n. Height
above mean low tide, two and . half feet.
Depth of channel at high tide, eighteen and
half feet. Bottom hard.
CHARLES II. ELWELL,
Master Of MCAlestor.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-08

Grand opening Of Grand Hotel ct Point
CleaR on June l.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-08

Last evening quito large party Of gem
tlemen left this city by the jackson road for
Cincinnati, to be present at tho Nstional
Republican Convention. Among others Of
tho party, were ex-Governer Pinchback,
Superintendent Brown, Senators Landry,
Burch and Young, and George B. Hamblet'
Esq, Ill Of whom are delegates to the con-
vention.
Governor Kellogg and Hazshal Packard
propose to leave Friday night by the same
route. Mr. Darrall win not start until Non
day.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-08

0raad opening Of Grand Heesl at Point
Clear q June l.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-08

Grand opening Of Grand Hotel ct Point
Clear ON June l.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-08

Grand opening Of Grand Hotsl at Point
Clear On June ].
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-08

Ieesold bser-Eagshs Krost, Gravier
street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-08

Eusens Krsst. Gssvisr street -Ice-cold
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-08

tooUEuEuED On l1aEvx PAa8j
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-02-09
CHAPTER "

Il Ess merry Christmas 81 Mead
80 CrofI, for that old Hsr0y hsd
found his grsadebild was soon poised
abroad, aud al the neighbo-s cane
10 have a peep al her, and Wish her
iov.
Bat IL seems that human Bstgre
can rever he e0E1eH,, for 20 long sc-
esiDztsd 70 Al atmosphere Of parity
&ud refDeDeBt al SsGbgry Park
Nina sh-auk from equality witb the
simple souls around ker.
There vas something rep8IsiTe il
Tbs rOssh grasp of the Dgn TIE
rads lisses q the woman shOSsre6
ou ter a. 81 equal. wh0 bad been
for - long a time away from ihen-
Tc Der grandparents. the loving
heart retG-ned 1iih al The warmth
Of yogib. bo. beyo3d i she could
reE extend the feeling Mieas had
been brought sp s. hsdv she nsta-
rally sbrznk fzoz being Hail feiioE.
vel net with tae l0xer class
To ber h0-Tor, @Msstoa" Norris.
the mate Of the Australian ship, The
Here f0rdship, her chldhood'= sd-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-02-09
WHOLE NO. l2S3.

4 ies-s- from Robers Hzle. in Aus-
trslis. arrived The f5ly~ing week
Il sisied tha. bis old thirss f,r
dTlek hsd 0Ferpowered hin. sai ~
as say 70 Purtsmeatb be STAYED -
ioog u public hy1se tbas De los, BIZ
cnIid, sac alshoogh, De had mean; 20
lake Der With hin sbrUsd thea. 3.
dared not show bis face ~ huu--
ost trusted re baby senid f.li znung
sind people
He Ess now dying. and hoped =
5e forgiEsn f0- al bis SIPS
NiGaa bad 10 r-culi-esSsa q ssr
father, but she booked sery grave, a,
beesE8e ber
Esirfsx pgi bis arm aruGnd BE-.
NJ : PS'5r darling, Ne mat freely
forgive hin. Tor COS of eFii c,5,3s- III
Ii1s-s god bad il o0s b--a far ma
terrible vice, ~hat bsppiH-ss mIzsl
BOs b.sr missed. -iBc- wa uia
1eser have be-n 'LosT ~ THE
Roam
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-02-09
CHAPTER III

Let her pack up her trsps and be
OF to them that 0sn her, S beggaE' :
brat TO toss her head ard sci zp
her back al ogr SOP, gr0wled cd
General 0lwsv, blinking his eyes Al
grylF. and ga4xi1g 81 The xai,e
beard that eneirelsd MS -0aih-
oh, hesh, l-sh;1 sEied his kind
wife, il sore distress, f0r there il the
doarxay stood Minna, and by the
sIsziag Of terror in The fgll blse eyes,
br the gulseriag Of tie delicate lips.
and By the english written OF every
feature. IL Was evident that she rad
overheard Ibe Gs5er@i's hzsty speesa
@Minaa,,r cried Mrs 0.Esy.
Bot ere the word bad left her
nOasb, the gil had igrned and ae3
-Heary. how can yea be % biasT,
80 cFuel:a she said. for her, 9Gi.e
sharply. and she fonoxed her foster
child
She foaad her IN her hgile bed
room, standing Us tie El10sE ever
looking The park, Dangerously tear
less snd composed
Mrs 0twsy would have argued
better had she found her IN tears
-Minrs, de2res;,s she said per-
s1zsiyelv, the general Is yexed hat
yoa viii not yield 10 Fairfax Aea
are kasty sad unreasonable; BE does
Eci mean the bitter things ke ssys.
She turned rOasd Slowly, aad Mrs
0txsy did not ike the ssiH lOok On
her face, and the fearless glitter IA
her eve.
He called me s beEgzr's brat an
| beggzr's brat, m2mna. do y0a
tbinksn
NO. DO, lore, that WAS ousy his
temper: the gesersl loves F0a or he
wosid rot wish yog 70 marry his So2;
think &c more Of il ;,
81 cannot marry Fairfax, mamma;
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-02-09
CHAPTER ii.

Twelve years come ueIt Mich
selnss since / lost her. Aye, poor
liiile Aolly-I pisdosbt NE bGs The
daisies cover ber af0re his and the
old man pssed a. his pipe. blinked
bis eyes, and scosled his white,
overhsnging broSs. 70 conceal the
tears thai after all this io:erEal
xoulo come forth when be spoke Of
bis iistle grsncehild
We'll, ii's may . year since /
Was il tits part, neighbOr," quosh
the sailor friend Its abeGt ihir-
teen. fOr eur good ship hss been io
The Pselse. aad tossing about in
mary eO0atries. bui I s1ind the little
lass well | giFe her small ship,
As ] riggeds nste, don't receolleci
nos7-
AYE. that / 90. aad how you
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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-02-09

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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-02-09
SPRING FASHIONS

With TIE mid DAYS ABBOTT tie arst
of February. the counters snow iigoi
eanbrieks sud wool goods, fer pru-
dent people wbo take tine oy the
f0rslOck 10 matters Of dress They
mast DO 80. for 10 these daEsi. takes
by l0dersie coupurssiO7, tx0 Eeeks
for 9 wOusa working al the uDe %
make 9 dress This : the zll0~aoee
by the most skiItgl dressDzse-s, aoc
il not seldom takes thaE the % %
the trimmings alone Fer TIE eSn-
fsr- OF ladies' who DO their oTa work-
an happy 70 say thss TIE cd styss
CT dress. With lo7g plain sklrt AID
waste attached % il. vii be xorn
ibe coming spring- S1ch models are
on display IN The windows IS leading
styles The prsrtie=. fsb-ick or, is
sae check II hlacksad white, crossed
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-02-09

by 4 single b-ighT color. which gives
i fresh sPriBg-iike lock. while il Is
galte modest enough for the street
As Il ecnsss IN Sefi wooi gccds. plsia
zoven bzsih E~sr ard Fsrshl~ sud
sery vi ise. tsee-7is ~ b
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/ il.csa-- = + =. Asf.i sfe tesfs
NSET - sEaA FEoBsaIF
To tbv nsa n tbs ~es.rra pat u
NeS York. ~ho wrote 70 ne. asking
The address ot The cd lady tod q n
these letters. who cried because she
did'at know where 70 iUTesi Der
uoney. that BE- migbt get Der % ed
hin some ucnrv OF biS fsru. ] soafd
-zy. 1915 Be- e..sla hardly - u.-ues
On such nivf1xsse. Il his fsFU @sfe
10 Ceairzi Psss, Instead ( tnrn4ug-
There : more money 70 th- ba1s>
zse - private hsa1~ os~, thas ss-S
t.tors sIare the ar. AID K : -. der
J. lsvt iosa % sh- b.. =~caf'is =
Esea toNB property ! g. Sd -
csaolfuas for Jhe price Sc gsieg
tio~E ~. y : oeF sale e. X ID o. "a
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o.. baak- are 6ekie. zBd Toe UBf.f-
laazlvS = h9 bxse money hrEe %
Ias better - 90 Wilh i tbzE 20 LVi1
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>a,e aitboat sesrisz ioJeFesE - IT,
AFLeRAL WEDDING
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.oas cane Il lhis S--k. by sili al
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II INCIDESL

TIE lives Of the poor are hard
enough, bg: Ihey are sometimes fol
IoEed by 80 miserable death that
x sppesrs Ire cToEolBg m0ckerv q
8 relentless destiny Who realizes
the pitifal1sss Of TIE short and sin-
pie annals q tie poor Short an1
simple, Loog and bitter rather. Tor
the hours Of toll are thrice 2s long -
these Cf ease, and lie weighs beas-
Ter a. i 6rs-s is years along One
4 these sad eases which often hap
pea vas told lzst night a. q happy
tea table b. 3 city physician A poor
woman VINO bad been = servant. went
% 3 doctor for hep when Tar gone II
consumption He gave ber medicine
ard told ber to coue sgsI1 TIE 1exT
dsv- She cane win tbs rest q AIS
p0Cr pstieats- b1t while waiting vas
Izkea wiIb bemorrhsze, aud died II
the hall TIE doctor knew nothing
OF ber bGt Ter name, not even her
family or where she@iiysG, sne the
policeman sent f0r 10 tske charge 0f
he remains decided. with the ss,uts-
ness Of his class. TIA; i was ease
tsr tie coroner, and the b0dy nus-
be Jeff where j. Law, untouched, tlll
1ex. dzv- There tie poor gb1s-iy
olood stained creature lsy n tne rig-
OF of death. one would think not the
object for pleasant home. Think
OF n. TIE CORPSE lost - recognition,
The wcnsa's f-isods. II she had any,
uoconscisas Of her fate, she lying a
unxeleOue and horrid spectacle, ne
very spectre OF poverty ibrast upoa
the kind1ess and comfort Of well
io-do heusehold. Ons cannot forbe2r
sympathy fur the hozsekesper whose
dininc-room vii alSsys Be haunted
bT 50 shocking memory And yet
one of The physicians called IN 20 see
the poor creature, looking a. the
corpse. said. vita bGrst OF genuine
feeling. Poor w0uso. can't pity
req vOa are better OF than J an
lie WAS happy sud successfal-iOo
happy 20 make sCeh speech oui q
idie feeling. Yet 10 one VITO beard
i could doubt lie spoke the sincere
feeling Of his souL
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oUR NEW YoRE IETTER.
NEw Y0KK February :. ISIS
TaE WOES OF raE P,-0E-

Tar woEs OF raE P,-oE-
Why o. Rot TIE p5sr % Nv~ " :
xel u better Whv : u ibzt = ul4a
oB salary Il si5 . w~rk cz1uoi
s8PPsrT III fsHsIls dscraIIys SIS a
Nerk Euuia be very c1mf.r14bl-
su5slsseoce II r.suatfs tgEu- Is
would ssPpgrI him aud leave bim
sOu-t3ing over % lzy ap ier ralBy
dzy True. X weult. bzI u Nva
\ eTk j = The meTesI q 1s5iny-53
nezn- starvation = bicb = not even
geste-l WAY i-i-s TIE aosNe- l.
easy eBsggh- TIE goor artisan ~
izborer O. SIS : Aesk might i've %
81 sud save mOBsy, If De- could zeI
a bsE be lives n g. any decent pric~
bat ke dva'I II potaloes ar
SorIh, ss ali sAy = ba-1sl. bs
the oastei, Ehst d yUa suppose TIE
izborer paws f1r thea He cant
bgy bBsbel al oace. far bis h-tie
slj Epu'L % fsreBoagh He la Co.
pay s. i1r re8t u hI> rsum-. = 1irb
l. Bezriv hsf u BIZ .0cgn.e. r.
place fgr Eim aUq his O. i've zad
sleep. ieaviog hlH- = . se-k for ft-,d
and efoItiaz It's Euatd an-Err
Il Be could only bay BIS i5v1 il such
quauuIlss, GDc a. s1co places 3 i5ac
can be procured - reasonable uEices-
BGt br ca1a8I - this, t1r Il bzs 80I
E4oasy e1Osgb j barrel u potatoes
eo>lS, We Vii say, S3-59.--hyuld De
bur 3 barrel he would have aoEbiag
isfE for Other articles Of f101 81 u
bays 3 hsli perk Of PJiat0es. fyr
which be pays forty cents, y al he
rate sf - SO a basoel. In-tead #
sbo1t d0ilzT His cUal SoGid ev-l
hin o8ly sb0ut = . ton, II ne essla
bay Ton bag be eza-u u car ogy
ou-asl- ihg1gh. jG-E enygzn - I8=t
TIN dsy O two. and for that Ibs
dealer makes MIN pas 40 or % cents.
ard when Re has % Eet prck IN
s.ezd Of . b1sbsl, the exIorIiyn !
saA more
Asd a. i l. With his coal aod %
tzt0es, 80 IS i with everything he
never has money enough - bgy
anything n g9snEiiy-be lives from
hand to mouth, aad Is consequently
compelled 70 pay foar prices for ev-
erytbing u Is s decent fortune %
have = retail store IN 3 poor neigh
borhOOd, FOR The pzo6ts made from
posr people are immense And a.
there ! 10 credit given, the trade i
sure There i 10 such thing a. get
ting Up N the world for lsboring
usa ia New York. unless 3 streak Of
luck comes This season hzs been
exceptionally hard, for labor has been
scarce sad wages e57sspoadi1gly
lov How they i've 81 81 i more
than I csR understand.
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BCSISESs

Is looking up little. and sppesrzn-
ess Indicate q permanent improve
merit Money = getting pleatier 81
tie Wes-, ard tbe merchants are
boying Little more freely. MsT
ihs improvement coaiincs.
PIE-zo.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-02-09

P5o- George Fgx. the great paa.o-
uliu.isI. o1S il 5 l4nzii- asylum Il
Ssockorit-e- Mas, has been pro
8g8Bced h9pelvs-ly insane, aud II
danger Il oyisg aay minuze- Poor
Fox. He bzs delghlec 00re Pso-
pie Itz1 zay uaa hFiag, and iEis j
as eud, He l.bgred t9r The pobIic
a. bis hfe, aoG = died in al ssyiuD,
4ittya. a doiizr. rs family depend
IL fo- Iheir sabsi-ts1ce On tie chs--
~ q the prOfss=iu-l. the members u
sbich are generally sIn9st IS poor
- himself Tbs : Ibe regular end
ia, q sa setor 4 nisersb BE, srsrT-
e life. and des-b z 81 aim-boG<e
o. 81 ssvlan- Edward EDDY. Al
actor Of - mach reputa-isa s. Ed
xia F0-res- twenty years sso, wss
bgried last Sunday by the Ass0as,
and q their expense. His family
lave 1ot 3 dolla- - i've OF and they
are esung The bread of charity. l.
paws better % debsgeh the people
than i does % either smuse or IL
slrue. them Tie actor dies poor,
tbe teacher s;srves On 5 salary q
$500 per year the author lives n 3
garret. bit the whi-key seller, the
gambler. ard the keeper Of Prosti-
tutes roll u carriages, and are els1
II parple and E1e linen Tie times
are never too hard . support > vice.
When times are close, men stop their
newspapers. b1t we're the times ever
% hard a. % compel them 70 gait
xbiskey aad t0baecos Not mlch-
No matter what other b1sinsss la1-
Euisbes. tie bars thrive.
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pETALCauaSs

pefalczti01s s-e a. c0musa d paw
isE stones Winslow rsu sEsv fron
Boston with s200 900 Of other peo-
pies mo1eE. Bsbbit1's cashier steals
S568 900, ard 1os > yoang banker
zbze5n5s WIKI al bis Customers
uoaev. This lzst case : : little Pc
euIi4r TIE Young nsn squs1dsred
L al up0a = EUma1. bGt Eho % yo1
sGppJse thai woman Ess, Why his
Uwn mother She : s very hand
soGs widow, forty, who bss pas
son fo- fashionable lifs. TIE young
mzn. bs- so1. : weak, good fellow,
zho loves his n3ther-ss very fsE
sons DO. a1d can refuse bsr nothing.
Wben he went into business f0r biE-
self. ste emerged from he humble
boarding house xhe-e they had lived
sod took a elegant house Up Town,
.aad commenced living n TIE style of
wealthy peoule- She SCI ID 5 csr-
risge-she lad tbe b0ase fall q ssr-
vaa;s-she gave elegant ea1srtain-
msat-sbe bought diamonds, and
esueIrs hair sbaEls. and, n short,
she lived 81 ars.e that uads al hs-
Cd friends t8Ta green sith envy
The son. al this tine vas furnis1lng
her VITA the means f0r a. tbs sL-
t-avaeaces. kn0Si8g that TIE eod
gs=rgfc. but BIS mother liked i sud
be was zoo Eesk . say nc. Sic
probably knew that she was living
bsvond his means, b1itbe madness
was on her. and she could B0t sop.
The erd cane lss- week TIE y0ung
nan sad bis mother sailed f0r kgt-
tsrdau. taxing wiih them every dol
ar that Ezs i ne coHcern and al
.fbsr c0ald be borrowed. begged CT
ssoiea- Il Is Supposed that tns 40
sco8dinE Ike a. ;1e RS. of T. Ess
he Inspiration of he D0ibsr. for a.
Eb0 know The yoE1g uao bsiisvs
him % BE h0nsSf, II lefl . ti1se-L
The loss . dsPosifors All foot uP
$500 coo. s1d there = - D7eo more
owning OF notes o. TIE street las
rast sau Of money has oee1 spent
within sre ves-s aad that i Vas
soeut there csn Be 70 c07ot- Tor a.
rex- a es1 - sseertsioed tbeT bad
n;vbfr li1rle . take away siih them
TtT E1e house was oisUa1tle6,
though they bad sold quietly, al that
they coald without exciting s1spi-
eion- CGri0os case Men hare been
rsined oT women. tines cough, but
xhg ever heard 5efors q that No
Das's beisg ones OWE mother.
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by 4 single b-irht color. which gives
Z q fresh sPriBg-iike l0ok. while il IS
quite modest enough fer the street
As i ecnss in eft wnoi eoeds Plsia
zovea hush Ees' ard ssrshi- sud
sery siSe. 8 fsee-7it 81
l45is~, a. 8 = Ia, 'o e. SSH n- D
f,--csa-- = = - asi-fl sfe H-sfs
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1876-10-19
NFartInsBurE Items.
is quiet since the election.

All.is quiet since the election.
Everybody is picking apples and dig
ging potatoes.
Rev. Wakefield, our new preacher,
gave the boys to understand, the first
Sabbath he preached, that he was the
wrong man to ''foop' with. He gained
their strictest attention after once speak
to them.
The Democrats don't know whether to
start up Salt River or not. They still
hope they will not be compelled to go.
Every one is shouting for Gardner
His election is a grand thing for this Dis
trict.
Those negroes who came from Green
field to electioneer for Os. Smith, did not
meet with very warm reception. A
gentleman told them he thought they had
better leave, and they went. Won't
Mr.. Smith, or some orther Democrat,
tell us who hired them to come ?
and also what kind of whisky they were
paid with, as we did not get taste of it ?
Wonder what the old negro haters in
the Democratic party thought of their
candidate hiring real negro to election
eer for him? It looks little like negro
equality.
The cold Man got his chance,'' but il
WASN'T very good chance. He ought tc
quit now, after so many defeats and such
| awful bad ones.
Doc. Jones must be wonderfully vel
pleased with the pay Mr.. Kerr gave hin
for boarding him and the other gentle
men the other night, when he came out
| to tell us about Tilden and reform. Doc
doesn't read the Register in preference t.
the Bible, and it's doubtful whether III
reads it at all.
Perry can be relied on for greater ma
jority for Hayes in November than sh,
gave at the last election. She doesn'
seem inclined to go for Tilden, Morrise!
and Reform, yet awhile. Although bu
a small township, she always gives BIZ
majority on the right side.
A prominent Democrat told me h
would not vote for TiIden, and he has al
ways been good Democrat. X