davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-07-04

SD bin "a Sabre alt uub mar ~ franf, bab
.9 feline Spsiie msbr Sertrasen tpante, idreibi
PER- Peter elemens, 0ittle Srleans, Nb. Sd
nabnl DIR Muguf RSnie's 5ambur-
ser Arppfen unb bin nun ,pieber nidt nns
gang berseltsat, ~ipnpern fWble mid piel trafti'
Jer ais frlber.
, 1876-07-04

Nio Mono Goaese. @aepu, Ga,
ben "a. Jebruar, 1876.
$500. DIR. Musuf &6nts's Sam
burger Iropfsn fnp BON ansaeaeidneter
Wtrtuus unb besbalb nabesu unentbebrli6 fir
MID. &ep. gatsr g.. s. Hebmann.
, 1876-07-04
Der Ganf elmer Ea,milie.-

Der Danf elmer Tamilie.-Sa nnb
nteins 5rau iassn Sbnen ben srD6tsn Dant fiji
Or Mu GUT RGnts's 5amburser
Srppfen, i9reibt 5err Sobn pptt, @enepa,
ST., benn %bieielben baben uns sroee Dsents
srpieien. @ir laisn bic Gropfen Mot msbr
aWSseben.
, 1876-07-04
Meenten Derlanst!
Cast Adrift! Cast Adrift!

IN a BsrsRoom." sSn &. g. &rtbur. Das issf,
unD srDBts Bud pisfss %sefsierssn g&rtftaea..s - eldu
,snb tlufrirt, rItsant sebunbsu, miro ~ Iaufenbtn ps,
3eitunssa bes eanpss auf bas @anfiefs ~beurtteilL
&ine 6ef&i6ts non Uertrthea unb SeleibtBuneexi n
unisrsr Diitts. wslue gu pr ~rubieRea 5er,en ipreben
miHsn. 90 ptrp mshr fiji. sts SADIE Der MaBieftit pul
pr MSraittdt bspirten ale @efebe. &esntsa, peld,
,Man-Trap" s~srtauften, mullen mtnbetens NOD .ul
mai 70 siel @~reffplare pisfss Dudes p~ertaufsn.
Yortratt In Stabiaia 0ntrb etnsm Itbsn 5ubtribentsu
lberretGt. WsiGrstbsnbe @ireulare uub fpl&e mt ben
esbinsanssn psrben fret aaf outrage ssffeneet psn
3. ~. 9tobcar9 u. Go.. 9ubliiters, 733 @anfsm
Strabe, pbiIa., pa. f7iunt4gD;
, 1876-07-04
Die ein5tae pplptehnif@e Hauss
HHfe &dufe. ~ 6E

ct. Nlemen$ San, Gniect 0ttp. NIB. =.
Sn 5olse Der 8ersr6Beruus hub finf pldbe offen.
Wfan betperbe ii9 iofort barln. Die Graouirten
itehen bod. Nur eriter &laife Rnaben meroen aufee.
nnlnnen. Bier Gourie: GIaifi9, aiberaf, Mifeis
i9aftlid uno Commercial. Wiar idide cine Britt .
1W{!ibt ia %
, 1876-07-04

benry Wilfom, I Ss s1sn s sssat s"s 81 ss sDlt
~bstrausrt ieinen Berluit. Asenten perianSt. NDegsn
ausmabl zines Isrritoriums weuoe man f@ an bs
Guafsr 0itp pub. 60, ~ipiIa.. IA. &ssoO
, 1876-07-04
4aus tn DeutI&Iaus
knautb, Aad]oo ! kabne,
aASsis.


HAhA Manner une Ssaaen rperben feet Gers
OVV Ianat fur unfsre neuen eSoiefecern,
1tlber. Sedbfeiee, ~&etnsnfarsn unb 8Hreibpas
pier. @roAs GinnabmeR matt Gtcberbett SEE
mddst. Wdn f6reibe fpfcrt NM Gtreuldre an .. Z.
8uernfep. Publtfber. Concord. 81. 3. 4gD4mi
@ a. q p fir Meenten II nnieret sepn n.uen
Wv 9~ooelties, 8eraoe in ben Martt
9etra4t. Wtan brau6t lie IN jeoem bauie. Multer
uno Gireulare flsi per poit %oeriauot..
49B27aps y. y. 9Sbtte u. Co., 9efuarf, 81. s
, 1876-07-04

1.-Gine neus G~rRnhnnG sraneu4 o9aae
unb 8sThhert bur1 Tatent. ~.
2.-Waht einen polIfemmensR 2s6.0ao.
sIeia auf 5eiptn eeiten, an arsn Nrten pon esofss.
3.-aanft Ieitt, ianft, serdui6Ios unh rai&-bsps
6 Combination bon Gi9enidafteu.
A.-Dauerbaft-le att 5obreIauS obus Vspa'
vatursn.
5.-BerriGtet aIte Grten BON Nrbett
anh 5anes MGbsreteu In elmer uorsiisli&eng9esis.
est fir ben Nrbtiter iebr feiht au hant.
baben. Die 9anae Der slide fam resu!trt psroer.
wdbreno bic Wtaldiis i'm Danas III, nnb bisie sanm
nit einem 5absn perIeben peroen. obnt bob berisibe
oard Solder 3u seben bat. taFS -
s.-plan eiufa4. fiunret&, elegant, tnDsn
Der Gid obnt ben Gtbraud bon 0c8 gDbeeI 0sars.
Rptarp Cams uuo asper Nrius fOrmirt miro. Dat ben
Iutomatie Drip 8 eco, tpelber FIN sIetAs
mdBi8e 2dnae bes Sti&es bel trgens
elmer 6eihwinbisfeit R&ert. Bat unisrss
neutn 9breao GontroIter. tpelher cine gtae'
m6bist 8efussuns Der Nesole'Dar erlaubt unh ansr
BerIesuus bes Sabtns p%erbeust
6.--Gonitruetion d II Berkisrefalti usb rea-
enbst. SIT i~abrisirt bon ben sei&tdttHen nss
erfabrenHen Mrbettern In Der bernbmsa
Bennington armorp. Suon, q. D. Vtiiaeetssss
Office: $40 gbeAnut CITRATE. sIe7nat.
, 1876-07-04

sss@feI aaf msbr as 200 ssr bsesutsnosrsn stasts
tn Gursps.
0sIs. Nus,abiunssn burA bic NeHdmter iouie per
Eslesrapb na& allen @ldssn In Dsati&Ians,
peferrsid, bsr e&seis. 6olans, Ddnemarf. e&ps.
ben uns 3uz,ssseu. ben Gmpfsnsern fret las baud
s~slifert.
0rsbtt. Briefx fit s~seiftnss iur psnusans in ansr
srbteren 6t6oten hes attn Wtt.
0Intafaruns bon Urbfabaftsn uns eorbsrwnsen
isoer 4rt in allen ~IGsen 9uropa's.
DsrfHiEuns Ben 0ltsrn ans Nadsten nae
europa.
Dsrsouans sntsmnsnSsr oatsr In sas~ sori. uns
sDeterbefSrseruns s~srieIben xad BEN 3nIamse.
0ursYSifHes 0els ausr Wrt sesauft ans ~Ssrssuft
, 1876-07-04
@ebDmeS Sci : Gbrpmp,

SO. ssl Nrd StraBe. Gde .3ipeitsn uno Coates SfraBs
unb 61 Slo 3peite SIR. ppila.. 90. 4aB12mt'
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-08-17
Last Evenings Road.

$50 NJ -nhow Valley 5Uc 371.c
% Lnrcka Il@4 "
400 dAck.or 3Ia3
3i5 ALPS SIC E.El
205 3 lmnnt ~ q,
665 Lrophid iu94 IL b5 era
$50 Jeif,iron 3Jc
6Sl Gila 9Jc
$50 Northern Belle % $50 % $50
10 Pauthrr | n
900 Ed,sey zoe G2Lc
10 Gen III mas Z.
1885 Manhattru IL
30 Spath Barcelona
so Moioc )
100 Gosp Goa 33c 30c
$50 \ nth Coso "a
$50 G ilden ChstrIot ll0c 106c
400 paormau soc
100 Kackerbocser 62lac
400 Globr l5c doe
1850 Baltimore = Il 2L
ITO SILVER Hin744
80 Metaiile IA
loo Rock Island 2
so DaldinelI,s
100 Nv York soc S7Zc
$50 Alta 81 3
600 WandAiilt "a
100 Lad, Washington 25s q.
2i0 Kossath 2
so Aui.s q
$50 + oridl |
so Wells Ergo CSC
1870 Ward | "a
1880 Cosnini olitnn 45c soc
$50 Lev,,tban She 75c
275 Nprih Gan Virginia Toe l
120 Prospect q
$50 NJ rtIand 621.c
200 cromer "a "a
GO Virginia =
40 Oser,u ~ ~ AK
les Con V'r4inia So
355 Meyirao 81 3fL
s. Savage - l914
5G5 Ca l:otnia 80 587.
IS Bast &. b lcb~r 49,. 40
lco Alph" 4711 AZ
This Mornings Board.
s65 Oph,r 5lI% 5l4
635 Mexican 344 3lI1
500 Gouid d. tnrry AZ 143t b5
ais trltoruia 81 59%4
40 Res, d. Be'cher 49, 49,.
425 S:sv"er l3A 1879
1855 on tH ,iria ID j2I
1875 Choilnr %
~ Hale te Noteross 1917
$40 trwn Point ~
900 Yellow Jacket 81 BIZ
775 Imperiai 51s 81 blu
10 krrtncL 10
$40 Aiph, Az As t6
$40 Eeicher 22H ~
go Sierrn Nevada l4s4 Az
30 Utah 22H
~ Mat l5c
$50 Kos nth 75c
100 Washington %,
40 Aud, y.
$50 Wills Ergo 25c
$50 Ward ~
100 Levin.hnn 35c
275 North Con. Virginia 75c
40 MARYLAND G2Hc
25O Cromer 90
20 West Belcher q,
7a0 Trojan
$50 Am z N 40c
500 Monnm ntai 80 rHa
20 Excheqnsr l64 1917
22O Overnnnn 70 1874
ESQ Justice 239. 23X
20 Seq Belcher so s..
445 Union Az Az
40 Snrcor soc 62lSc
2770 Lady bryan Soc SOC
AGO Julia 8 o b5
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-08-17

Ths Remains Of Man Found
With "a Bail Hole through
His II add

II IL reported that u murder has been
committed on the sheep ranch of
Charles Met onnell, near Quu River
Ramon has ii that week ago last Suu-
day man employed 1T McConueils
ranch vas sent to the shepherds camp,
some distance from the house. to get
some mutton, aud upon his return re.
ported everything right ut the sbep-
herds. A week subsequent Mr. Me
Council and some Others, among them
the mau who had been after the
mutton, went ~ the sheepherder' y
camp, where they found his dead body
IA state of decomposition. With =
bullet hole through the head. The
tact that the man who had been to the
camp the week previous refused To
touch tie remains aroused the
suspicious of tie others that be knew
more OF tue AT Iii tuhu he pretended Ia
and was probably tn. person Who fired
the ta;ai shot. No reliable particulars
of the tfur have Yet been received /.
however. and We give the above AS i
Was told us.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-08-17

AGENT FOR THE Press. A. G. Knox,
travelling ageut and correspondent of
the Mining aud Scientific Press, and
Pacific Rural Press. called OH us to-
day. Those papers are the best of
their class published on this coast.
MIR. Knox is stopping at the Central
Hotel, and will be pleased to receive
subscriptions for either or both jour
nails.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-08-17

| The Pht,nd.1phisns Assonished at
their Weight and Productive

The Phi'nd.Iphisns Astonished at
their weight and Productive
ness
j0hu Guthrie. who resides on Sono-
MIA Ranch, twelve miles south of Win
nsmnce~. took several hundred pounds
OF the mamm,th rye raised on his
ranch. mad y lot of wheat from Charlie,
k"mier's ranch in Paradise Valley to
the Centennial Exhibition. Sample 3
of the gram were exhibited on Change
~ Fhl!ndelphia, aud the Commercial of
that city ailudss to til. m as follows
Nevada is destined to become f.
nous for Der wonderful growth of
2ial". % Change. recently we're ex :
hlbited ONE specimens of wheat an
re grown by Mr. John Guthrie, of
Nirnemuccs Humboldt comfy, New
da, ahicn beat anything ever before
aetu. Ihe wheat weighed Cabs aud
The ~. 6ufbs 10 the bushel. The whe at.
ar SGD, u said 10 be sure crop for rs
bushels Ia the acre on ordinary soil,
md the rye will produce in proper
u0u.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-08-17
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

HOME AGAIN. James Manning. who
has been East Tor the last eight or niue
months. visiting relatives aud taking n
look at the Big Show. returned yester-
day. The boys who had made prepar.
auons to give him grand serenade.
were greatly disappointed upon learn
ing that Mrs. Manning has not yet
made her appearances:
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-08-17
ADVERTISEMENTS in the Boston news

ADVERTISEMENT in the Boston news
papers say: "A young and highly
accomplished lady, possessed efrare per-
sonal beauty, grace, and form, of ire
proachabie character. reared in the lap
of luxury. accustomed to afflnence but
not to labor. has, by sudden reverse
of fortune. been reduced to poverty
Under these adverse circum stances. the
announcement goes on TO aay, this
rare young woman has agreed for the
remuneration of $25 900. to be publicly
weighed Oh the stage of Music Hall.
Photographs of her. yelled. and wear.
ing the dress in which she is to be
weighed, are offered for sale at n dollar
each. and every purchaser may guess
her weight. the correct estimate to be
rewarded with $4,000
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-08-17

PERSONAL. Frank Hamilton, one of
the owners Of the Jersey mine, is in
town. A. g. Clsaveland, formerly
Senator from White Pine county, where
lac still resides. passed through last
evening on his way to San Francisco,
George Fink, of Golconda, was in town
last night.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-08-17

oVhs LEN fhhM q ThEluHI WhuOCG
CONSTANTLY KEEPS ON HAND
Pope. Aagurs, Butts,
IRON, Ahvils, Screws,
Cumberland Coal Bolts, Steel, ffsts
Horse Nails, Borax. Bells, -
A xle Grease, Bitts, Boilers,
axes, Headers, Mowers,
Door Locks, Betting.
Whesabarrows, Babbit-MetaL
Wire, Griadsiones, Machine Extras.
OK YoAes, Barbed Wire, Staples.
on Cans of every description.
Drills of all kinds.
w oodenware, Teakettles,
Iron Axles, Cutlery
Nuts, Patent Iron Planes
k-ails, Scissors, Wash boards,
-beatefy,, Z ubs,
M-olassas GATES, Hinges,
u rn Coc6s Hammers,
CHAINS, Hooks and Staples,
Cartridges. Fla. Irons
Axes, Pumps, ETC., etc.
ply3t
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-08-17

Cattle TRAINs.-Two special trains.
one consisting of 81 cars and the other
of 80 cars. loaded with cattle, left Mil
City yesterday for San Francisco. The
cattle belong to John Catalow and Will
liam Smith. and@are said to be in prime
condition.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-08-17

TEEIR PoLIrIcs. M. b. Hayes, De-
putty Sheriff. informs us that there are
eight prisoners in the County Jail, six
whites and two Chinamen. One OF the
whites is a MINOR and all the others,
with the exception Of j. w. Rover and
The Chinese are Democrats. +,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-08-17

REMAINS FoUND.-Ths body OF the
Chinaman who was drowned in the
Humboldt some two weeks ago, was
discovered this morning floating down
the river near the bridge. One of the
boys at the Winnsmucca Hotel lassoed
the remains and pulled them ashore.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-08-17

WATERrowLs. Ducklings. about b alf
grown, and mud hens are so plentiful
up the river that the Plutes kill them
by the dozen with clubs, and bring
back loads Of them 10 town almost
every day.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-08-17

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK Ks~pe.~.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-08-17
EQUAL TAXATION.

II TAKE THE LIBERTY TO ANNOUNCE
n to the public Of Humboldt County that
anl candidate for the office Of County
Commissioner, subject to the action Of
the Democratic party, ON the condition
that am accepted on The platform that
taxes should be paid on the actual cash
II value of the property owned-no matter
whether the assesSse be common land
owner, retail dealer, wholesale dealer, OF
acorporatlon, c. CHENOwETH.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-08-17
Lls TRIO (OUR -.
July berin, 1876.

W. 5. BoSSIFfELD, JUDGE.
The following business was transac
ted yesterday:
A. Stevenson d son VS.. Smith &
Mann; Counsel for plaintiff moved g.
withdraw his motion made August Is
to set aside default of defendant smith
No objection being made said mo,iou
was granted
Counsel for def-ndeut Mann. NOV d
the Court for All ord r annuliiug, set
ting aside aud sacating Judgement
taken against said defendant. After
argument of counsel the matter was
taken under ndsisement by the Coull.
Johnson d Reinhart vs. the Badger
81. d NJ. Co. ct nj ; Application of
defendants to reopen default; granted
Sarah A. Fox VS. n Ireue Holt:
Default entered against defendant ana
cause continued for further proof
John A. Byrn.s VS. The Oakland G.
q :. M Co Judgement ordered 10 b.
entered in favor of plaintiff, and tn
several Iienholders for the amounts
claimed by them respectively.
n Levy & NJ Siegel VS. f. NJ. Pow
ell; On motion of o. r, Leonard. it
was ordered that NJ. s. Bonpifeli be-
entered as attorney of record on the
part of plaintiffs.
Estate Of Mary l. Pease; Application
Of W. J. Hutton, administrator, for dis.
tributiou Of the estate; granted.
Court adjourned until 10 A. NJ. to-
day.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-08-17
POLITICAL Ain. TING.

Ib"te viii be- a meeting tomorrow
hl5hi, the lGb Instnit, ut Centeu-
MAJ tai, I" perfect tie Organization
ct tho - agcialc Club, In order to
be prrptaf Ia receive Speakers who
rte coming. Fan Attendance is re-
quest~d
{ : HAEDIsG. Chairman.
WtHuenuc-a au~us. l6 1916.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-08-17
Noiiee.

All train men in tue employ Of the c.
L. X X to, on the Humboldt and
liachee Division. ARE requested to cali
al my office tor Vaccination.
L. q. HANSON,
Surgeon for & + r. Il Co.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-08-17
A. SMITH.

n. SMITH. -
DRACTICAL MATCHMAKER AND JEW.
III 'eler, begs leave TO infol m the citizens OF
Winnemueea that he has opened a shop ut
iChenoweth's News Depot. Bridge street, Win.
nemuCca, and is prepared to do all work in
his line on short notice. satisfaction guaran.
teed. may2o.u
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-23
PROPOSED SALE OF CITY PROPERTY.

There has been a rabid appetite to get
hold Of the city property. We had some
months since a proposal to make q
schedule Of all our corporate possessions,
including all the houses which the in
solvent city has bought from the insolyent
taxpayer. This schedule Mt an agreed
valuation was to be applied N liquidation
Of the city indebtedness; bonds, warrants
and certificates Of debt were &c be paid
in at their face Or their market value,
and the city left with nothing except the
Legislative permission to tax the license
to labor Or sell merchandise.
This brilliant proposal to sell the city
out of house and home was rather knocked
by the protest of certain bondholders who
conceived themselves entitled to o pre-
ferred lien on these properties, and so
were not willing to go into what the COM
mon law calls hotch potch with the thrifty
brokers Of C~arondelet street.
A similar idea is presented in the reso-
luton moved in Council BY the Admins
traitor Of Commerce. It recltes that
the enginehouses, and perhaps other prop |
critics belonging to the city and used by !
the fire department, are IN a dilapidated |
the city deeply indebted to the |
tlremen's Charitable Association, and
tiatly cOnfesSeS the civ can neither renair 1
The houses MOI pay the debt. 1t is there
fore proposed to sell the property to the
fire department at a valuation to be fixed
by agreement.
As it always aids the city administra-
ton greatly to receive suggestions of any
which occur in the execution
OF propositions prepared and presented
by outsiders, as we assume that under
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-23
THE HOME PROOFS

IN favor OF the New Louisiana Remedy for Coughs
Colds, Catarrh. Asthma, Bronchitis, Hoa-senes IS,
Laryngitis, Hopping Cough. B,ood splitting, Did,
cult Breathing. Wasting Away, Scrofula, I~nrip,ent
Consumption, etc. are such as any sworn jury
would be compelled to receive. Product Of III
s~amps of Louisiana, and discovered By the South.
efn Indians. Contains no poison, and is delicious.
Nearly eleven pag5s of names OF horne refer.
ences-and piles OF letters-at the depot. No. lGo
Camp street, Now Orleans, and daily increasing.
1t lsa great constitutional remedy. and permeates
every drop of blood in tho system, ex pelling all
foul humcrs, and imparting to it tie glow and
v1gor of health. Beeu shipped to all the Southern
states, and must ere long snpersede ever thing
else of the kind, for there is nothing equal to If.
EIadicates consun ptive virus. in children of
tcroiulous parents, and is the best Soothing Sirup
in the world. A reward of s 1000 is offered for the
detection in it of laudanum, arsenic, or any other
virulsnt poison. There is little doubt that the
timely and universal use of this rema, kable rene
dy would. in a general on, do no little toward
sweeping from the world that scourye of modern
civilization. Pulmonary Consumption.
Life tonic, a part of this Remedy, is e~ffeotiye for
fever aud ague. swamp fever, poor appetite,
dyspepsia, female Irregularities, etc.
Sold by druggists and country mel charts. Depot
los Camp street, New Orleans; 6 per bottle,
So per dozen. Liberal discount to the trade.
The more thoroughly this Remedy becomes
known the more popular it grows. fr24 I'M %
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-23
TIE HOME PACIFIC.

We regard this as the most important
work now before our people. 1t is H.
d~ispensable that trade should have in
Simultaneous communication with its Gus
toners. 1t was Il great improvement
"hen swift steamers started twice a week
70 principal ports and landings. Modern
trade requires an instantaneous commu-
nica'ion by telegraph and double daily
freight and passenger trains. Modern
trade can not deliver a whole interior into
the hands Of country merchants during
the many months Of low water. When
st. Louis and Cincinnati had no better
way OF interior communication than Navv
Orleans, they were compelled to await
with ourselves the rise in the rivers and
an open navigation; now We sit div
by the shrunken streams, our boats are
laid up, while these rival cities receive
orders by the wire and fill them by the
rail. When navigation opens Dur former
customers have been supplied, and in
stead of filling orders New Orleans merely
honors drafts on cotton sales to pay for
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-23
TEE CEiRTER OF THE NORTH-LCUISIiEA
RAILROAD,


The people Of Shreveport appear to
be nnduiy excited over an alleged
accident 70 the bill to charter a
road from Shreveport to Eichsburg.
The report has reached them that q
gentleman who is interested in the con-
strUct:on OF another road, was so incensed
when he read the North road bill, that he
tore up the copy which he held in his
hands. Tits r%etulant act did not, Of
course, have the least effect on the status
OF the bill, one way or the other. The
destroyed copy could be instantly and
correctly repeated, Us it has been already
AID is now il the hands of the proper Of
fce1s en- its regular course to the Gov
ernoi.
Perphars the good citizens Of Shreyo-
port attach too much Importance to hasty
acts of violence. In badly regulated
communities such deeds frequently turn
the current Of justice and defeat its End.
But where law is respected, where it is
supreme, and so administered as to be no
respecter of persons, the attempt by one
man to oppose the regular order of things
is but puny and futile. The same act of
violence which would create a revolution
IN Mexico, Texas or Shreveport would
scarcely raise a ripple of excitement in
more settled and better regulated COM
munities.
Suffice it to say that no injury has yet
been inflicted On the North Louisiana rail
road bill; that i: stands on its record and |
It's merits, and will come to the Governor !!
Tor approval or rejection. Further than |
his We a not inform our Shreveport
friends. We can not inquire of the Gov
his intentions in regard to it. If be
it to be q good one, he will no doubt
ign it; and as there seems to be no valid
objection urged against it, as it does not
SIX for a subsidy, and the people of North
louisiana seem to desire it, we hope he
nil do so. |
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-23

The Albany journal says: Governor
u.,a-;cka addressed the Hendricks Club
IN indianapolis . night or two ago, and told
-. members how polite everybody was to
him in the South. And hon Inc ciuo re-
..lved that Governor Hendricks u 10 be
IN next President Of the United STATES"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-23

Boarding On the European plan includes
the. use Of the hotel register when a man
wishes ITO arrive" and ALEC the privilege
Of picking teeth in the rotunda after a din
ner at the cheap restaurent over the way
Hundreds If bald headed and solid looking
men board on the European plan.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-23

The late John Forster was to have been
the biosrapher Of Thomas Carlyle, and had
receiyed much material for his work; but
Mr.. Carlyle will understand that if he
wants any particular man to write his life
he must die first.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-23

The greatest punishment that can be
humanely Inflicted On a bashful school boy
ia to make him sit between two girls; but
cuce break him in and he becomes unhappy
whenever no is made to sit in any place
alone.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-23
LADIES' CONTRIBUTIONS
TO THE


Those desirons Of con rituiing articles for ex.
hiti:ion in the Women's Department OF the Cen.
tennial Exposition, VIII please make aprlication at
al carly date 70
MRS. II. c. LCDELING,
New Orleans,
Member Of Wonen's Centennial Executive Cora.
mite for Louisiana, mt82p
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-23

Tie Cincinnati Times says: "Wben a
day passes in New Orleans without any one
breaking his neck on the C~ustomhouse
ftaps, the papers Immediately give prom;-
nence to the fact.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-23

Parton says, OF editing a newspaper,
'The whole art and nystery is to be right"
Next to being light the greatest difficulty
is to make IL pay.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-23

Eighty thousand dollars is an Illegal fes
foi 2 legal man. With two or three such
cases PenGleton could have taken the en-
tire railroad in fee simple.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-23
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