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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-07
WESTERN DISPATCHES
SPECIAL TO THE .anL BArLr news.
Foilcd burglars = Preparations for
-. rAtriek's Some fost-fsds
Come "a Grief Beat Cspsised Hnd
Man Drowned.

SAX Francisco. Feb. 7.-l:3o P. H.
On Saturday night burglars broke into q
clothing store in the Nucleus Building.
on Third street. and opened q safe. but
got nothing. Tho proprietor Of the
store had $1,000 in gold in a bag which
he had hid under the safe. and the rob
bers failed to get 1t.
The st. Patrick's Day Convention
met yesterday and arranged prslimina.
ries for celebrating the day. John j.
Tobin. OF Nevada, was appointed Orator.
John p. Cosgrove President Of the Day.
aud Thos. p. Ryan Grand Marshal.
A A. G. Jones. the merchant. was
walking homo with q friend on satur-
day night. at the corner Of Hayes and
Octavia streets he was met by five
masked foot.pads, who commanded the
two mon to throw up their hands. They
complied. but in doing 80 Jones brought
his siI.shootor along and lot loose on
the crowd. firing four shots. When the
frat report sounded, the fellows turned
and took to their heels, and dartod away
out OF range. One caught q bullet In
the side. and he was compelled to drop
aud hug tho ground. He was found In
that condition iy a citizen, who called
nm officer. The wounded man was con.
veyed to the City Prison Hospital. The
wound is reported to DO very dangerous,
although not necessarily fatal. The
bullet was not discovered. but a hole Is
visible in the mans side capable Of ad.
hitting a mans finger. It 10 the gen.
eral belief that the man will die.
On Friday a boat containing eight
men eapsized in Oakland estuary, and
Vim. Sullivan drowned. The rest were
saved.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-07
SECOND pisPAToH.
The Weather.


San FRAScIsco. Feb. Ia r. NJ
It is blowing heavily from the south
this morning, rain is falling. and a storm
is expected, which will probably be gen.
eral throughout the State.
It is showing heavily at Yreks, aud
raining at Marysville. With indications
OF rain at Sacramento and throughout
the southern portion Of the State. 1t Is
cloudy and showing in the mountains.
Fight nj RandanEe.
Svs JOSE, Feb. 7.-Ysstsrday being
pay day at the Guadalupe mine, the
evening introduced the usual fandango
AMI fight. with a little moro than usual
b~lood.hed. While dancing was in pro.
eress, n row commenced on tho outside
about one OF the senoritas, which culmi-
mated in the discharge Of a pistol by
some unknown party. Ramon Rodri.
cues. tho party shot at. ran into the
ball room, and il stated to hayo been at
tackled by Antonio snd Leon Bee, the
latter having a knife. At this point
pistols we're drawn by several. and l..
Rodrigues, brother to Ramon, fred
and wounded +. Para. no came into the
room by a side door. and almost
Immediately turned and fred at Pancho
Moss. The ball entered tho latter's
back. passing through his body and
lodging under tho skin Of ths abdomen,
producing n fatal wound. BY this time
Para, the first man shot by Rodriguss,
had drawn his weapon and fred in re-
turn Mt Rodriguss. the bullet striking
him in the thigh near the groin. MtbiS
two or three men ran in and disarmed
them. Tho room at the time was
thronged with men and a large number
Of women and children. Altogether II
was the ~liviliest skirmish that has occur
red there for the past decade.
Funeral OF Hon. J. w. Vaudeville
SACRAMENTO, Feb. THE csrsmo-
MES connected with tho funeral to-day
Of the late State Controller. Hon. ]. W.
Vaudeville. were deeply impressive.
The remains were brought into the As.
sembly chamber at II O'Clock. where
they laid in state until this afternoon.
by a detachment Of the National Guard.
At 9 O'Clock. Rev. ]. II. G. Bonto Of
Grscs Church. read the burial service
over the body. Senators Eaksn. Howe.
Tinnin and Roach, and Assemblymon
Birnsy, Archer. Fsrral and delwicks,
acted as pall.bsarors. The cortsss was
OF great length; the band proceeded the
military, playing the funeral march on
the way to tho cemetery. Deceased was
buried in the State plat.
Excursion.
San LUIS 0Brsro, Feb. 6.-Ths frst
excursion train over the San Luis and
Santa Maria Valley Railroad left Hart.
ford at noon to-day. carrying to Avila .
party OF invited guests.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-07
sIoN or THE GIAss CIGAR,

Sign Of THE siAss" eissAh,
Al DR.. sPALpISG's SALOON, opposite the
Odd Fellows Building, Virginia City. Nevada,
SIMON %PACRsHER, at the International
Tor many years before the great Ore, has now
1tied up. 81 great expenre. one Of the FINEST
CIGAR STORES In the STATE, where he will
q Of ola. deal out to his friends aud patrons
the CHOICEST AND MOST FAyORITK
BRANDS OF IMPORTED CIGARS. He has
ALEC on hand . hns.selected stock Of Chewing
and smoking Tobaccoes. Imported Cigarettes.
wostenholm Cutlery. Meerrcbaum Pipes, and q
nne assortment OF Fancy ooods;
Is n. PACkSHER.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-07
FOREIGN NEWS.
Death OF Lord Hallway.


LONDON, Feb. THE death OF Lord
Galway is announced to-day.
The Cariist Cause on Its Last Legs.
M,DEID. Feb. Tt Is stated that
Biseayan and Navarro, Provincial Depu.
ties, have told Don Carlos not to expect
any further aid from them.
There was n heavy snow-storm in Ma
varre and Guipusecoa yesterday.
The Turkish Circular.
BERLIN. Feb. THE Sublime Porte's
circular in regard to reforms promised
the Northern provinces, says a n basis
o! its decision. not only negotiations
with Austria, Prussia aud Germany, but
also the support OF the scheme by othor
guaranteeing powers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-07
A sUPFoCATING Cough.
t.,,.. a. NJ. It'll. ~ nhtra,o q

IN = IctFef w "Fr' H'r'e' VI SH'S"k"' w"
known contributor TO the Western prcrs, she
ascribes the cure OF . dangerous cough. Accom-
panied by bleeding at the lung-, to Hales
Honey Of Ilorehound and Tar. My cough"
she says. :. threatened to suffocate me
but the Honey Of llorchoand and Tar has
removed every trace Of It." Tit letter was to
. lady friend In this city, who has placed u at
nue.. Pixies Toothsche Drops cure In one
niuuts
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-07

NEGLECTED CovoHs AND CoLps.-Fsw
aro aware Of the importance Of checking
a cough or "common cold." in Its first
stages. That which In the beginning
would yield TO browns Bronchial
Troches," II neglected often works upon
the lungs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-07
SKIMNrRHoRS.


| When YOU wan, TO get n new wagon oil
--u.,..l .,5w.1. ,;,h, call nm
"! Aiu' "a """ uu NJ
John Randall. Lower Gold NH hs
has made some OF the heaviest and best
r,cors ever run over the roads OF this
s.c.b,,sh land and his work shows for
80 \, h b~l,rksmi,hinr line. also,
r. ,am. a ma vii established. and ss.
- .,,.n,;,, \. over 10 shooting. a
f,.,5..Jly ;,,oy,an, item in this country.
pe.Irm 49,. ro,o but fr.t class
-, a. li,La, L,.n.h ~ bis estsb.
Gshmsn, and cuaran,ee, satisfaction in
all cases. A paint shop for wagons,
carriages and all other WORK n mat me
'I. in ano,bsr
colpmn TODAY. and civ. him a call.
,, III.
CAEslrss sHooriN"'-"h'ie 'us"'e
wright's Court was in session last sat
urday afternoon, and while the attsn-
,,o.o, J,a,. ;,,y lavysrs and spec.
- -. ...,,..
tstots was o"S'o''a
legal point. astray pistol oaiicame erash-
ing through one oil he BACK WINDOW
and lodged in the wall. The direction
taken by the ball would Indicate 'ha, =
c,ssx,s saloon. Before any person in
the court could reach the window anu
ascertain who nred 'h. sho., 'he pa,si
who did so made nins. SnaS, ,h'
avoided de'seuon. h.hI.
shooting was neciuen'a,' Anu P,oo!
done by some person VINO was ., IN
his pistol. lhe court was s,issuy VIZ
tarbsd by the oeeufisnes' anu "oe' "0'
~'sn
Ex.niSArioS.-ihe Sehooi iea'n
In Lyon county VIII na'e " wv
music oil an sAam'na'ioh in'o 'neii iua''
ideations to teach the young ideas Inc
trouble comes OIL AZ Dayton next ss'ur-
DAY. We suppose from various Jason
that some OF the teaehefs IN 'ne county
are suspected OF incapaei'y' d ,ha' ,ns
proposed examination Is Ior 'ne Pu''
Pose % ''S'ns ~ az .,
GENERAL n,ineiple.. with the teachers,
aud we hope each and oil will pas'
the ordeal sr.di'a''y IN" come 'u'
Tux wrlrHER.-Ths wind was blow
;,, ,,,;o,.,v tina GREATER NORTON OF 10.
-. ;.,;..,io,. 90 aha, w,
usy' - n;,h .no,hsr .,or
80 s.arm Shonld The weather n.
main settled for another week. Man
street, whieh y nov and ,i,y pnr'
,;"ns y, the Divide are even now quit,
dusty.
- H.. ,rr,., q, Grim.
- , v;,,;n;.
inals arrested and lodged III 'he '"s'n'0
City Jail was smaller during the pas
month than for many preceding. wheth
er this was due TO tue MORN .nr,aS =,
the OK. rA. ., soms o,bss cans.
- ~. Inn; /, IA mot unlikely thai
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-07
cnRaIICAL

Save time. health and money. Avoid quaeks
and buy "chemicai Strength" Instructions
full, and . cure guaranteed 10 any case OF de.
biiiating dreams Tor seminal weakners). and
all alarming symptoms OF nervous decay. rc-
sulting from self.abusc. excuses or any cause:
FOR ale Of the principal Drug Stores In Gold
Hill and Virginia CITY, and elsewhere. Price,
~ per bottle. ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-07

A child BURNED TO DxArn.-Alics
Adams. the infant daughter OF A. ],
Adams OF this place, says the Truckss
Republican OF the 9th inst, was fatally
burned on Thursday afternoon. While
the mother WAS out after an arinful oil
wood, tho little child's clothes caught
FIRE. When Mrs. Adams reached the
child il was lying on the floor. unable to
speak. its clothing still burning. Its
body was horribly burned, and despit.
the efforts OF DIR. Curlsss, II died last
night, after suffering sIcruciating agony.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-07
A Card.
ia all Win .,e .ua6srIn, from the crrors and

To all who are Suffering from the errors and
lndiscrctions Of youth. nervous weakness,
early decay. loss NJ manhood. ETC.. ! will send
q recipe that will cure you, free OF charge.
Thi great remedy was discovered ny a mis-
.io ary In South America. send q s-lf.ad.
dressed envelope To the Rev. Joseph 7. lnman,
station ID, lible House. New York City.
aulT I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-07
onsTACLH. TO MARRIAGE.

HAPPY RELIEF TOT young men Tum Iue eHeo's
OF errors and abuses In early life. Mtnhood
restored. Impedlnents TO marriage removed.
New method Of treatment, New and remark.
able remedies. Books and circulars sent free.
in reaied enyelops. Address HOWARD AZ.
ISOLATION. 4igN. Ninth street. Philadelphia.
Pa.-sn Institution having q high reputation
for honorable conduct and professional siii.
IAN I'M
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-07
upyu,N nuos. 4, IN,

The w~eli.hnown Furniture Dealers. us south
G street, are closing tut their larse stock, as
they have lrss d 4 s'orc further down town
and propos- 10 open there shar'ly With = new
STICK. Meantime. they are selling furniture 81
cost Irices at No. l75 south q strret. m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-07

TuEr have found q pstrifsd Mormon
in Utah, and from the number OF dents
in the head, evidently made with pokers
and fatirons. IL il judged that he had
at least thirty.three wives.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-07

BAI.TIMORR RIt Esu OYSTERS.
baltimore Frcsh Oysters received every day,
BY express, 81 McaURN's CASH STORE,
MAN street, Gold Hill. and lie South q street,
vibtinia Civ. II
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-07
STOCK nEroRr.
lREronrxD DAILY NJ n. p. xrAriSo . COL

l~RxronrxD DAILY nj n =. KEArINo . CO.
Nan Franchise Beard.
runs MORNING..
icso opsir. %. SCI. co.. t9k, s9s
ass Msxiean. -. f9A -
<9o 0oalt ana cnrry. 2Dk, 2o's
ts5 bat and Bslcber. bsS IS.
BASS savAss. 49,. 49,, i9s bJc, 49, %
10 Chollar- Potssi. ~
2t0 Hale D Noteross. so. ~
2iso Grown Po nj, %, 2aS. "a. AK. ais. ny
y
40 Imperial. 81. ~
IS Ysilow Jaeist. loo. i01
i2D Alpha. n o.. 2ja
$50 Ksntuek. u. i2k
100 KnPirs Mill. 81
7T5 Bsishsr. u. s3s nv. 9s -
10 Coz. virginia. ~. t2i y AL
$50 Sierra Nsvaas. ios. %
loo California s2h. ~. sas. So
lSj Txehssaer. t2s
5io Ovsrmas. 59x
30 Jaities. y. an
eo1 succor. ?.
DO ulion Con, ot
3t25 Lady Bryan. ~. Az. 4. a..
IS Juiia. H.. ttS
80 Caledonia. 3lk. u
n Utah. Is
NC silver min. H.. IN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-07

WHEN may a lawyers clsik DO said to
have seen much Of the world? When
he has Witnessed many deeds.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-07

Gronor BmDsILL.-ws learn from
the Phoebe Record Of the LIST inst. that
Deputy Sheriff Birdsall has for the last
few days been confined to his bed from
the effects Of rheumatism, which first
commenced in his hands and Is now In
his lower extremities. He 10 now una
bic to walk. It is to be hoped that he
will not be long In that condition.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-07

Dos'r como to see me any more just
yet. John. Father has been having bis
boots half.solsd, with two rows OF naili
around the toes"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-07

Tnrlsrre.,s, fdryroodsaibgalland come
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-07

WASHINGTON. Feb. THE Chair laid
before the Senate a communication from
the Secretary Of the Treasury indorsing
the report Of tho action taken in refer.
ence to the Pacific Railroad. Mr.. West
said he would at an early day call up
this communication, for the purpose OF
making some remarks in reference to
the relations between the Government
and the various Pacific Railroads.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-07
Excursion,

SAN LUIS OBIsro, Feb. G.-Ths hrst
excursion train over the San Luis and
Santa Maria Valley Railroad left Hart.
ford at noon to-day. carrying to Avila q
party OF invited guests.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-07

MEKrpES. Feb. IA fire yesterday
destroyed the engine and boiler room
and slightly ds,naged the machinery in
an adjoining shop at Parker Bros. gun
works in this city. Loss, about $780,
900. The works are insured for $751;
ODO.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-07
eiunAsi.

CINCINNATI. Fob. IAN inquest on.
the bodies Of the Robinson Open
House disaster victims will be held on
Wednesday, but it is not probable that
anything important will be elected. Tie
accident appears to DO the result OF a
panic originating from an alarm OF fire
given by a boy who was frightened at
the calcium light for tablsaux.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-16
LETTER FROM CURROLL PARISH.
LAKE PnovIpENcE, July Q. 1876.

y
Editor Democrot-Tbere being no
paper which would receive and pub
iish anything from an old Democrat, [
thought would write you % few lines,
which you can publish or not Just as
you please.
After the election Of james X. Polk,
In 1914, j, together with Dr. Mcfarland,
Judge Bosworth and others, were st a
rousing meeting at the Exchange in
your city and appointed delegates to go
10 the Hermitage and invite the "Old
Chief" to visit the city on the ensuing
sth Of January. TO enter 1t as Of old
in ''triumphal car" Unfortunately
we found the General, though in full in
tellectual vigor, yet physically too Zee
bic to make the trip.
He was sitting calmly in his easy
chair with his well worn Bible at his
side, Of which he once said, with his
usual energy, "the Bible is true"
/ can well recollect the letter he
wrote Just after being assured OF the
success of our ticket in 1S44, in which,
in the language Of Simeon at the APP
pearance Of our infant Savior in the
Temple of Jerusalem, he said, NOW,
Lord, let thy servant depart in peace,
for mine eyes have seen this salvation. "
prophets and kings desired to see, but
died without the sight" He saw it and
was glad, as also are you and l. Draw
the contrast.
Between President Jackson's re-
turning from Washington, after eight
years service with just $40 in his pocket,
paying his disolmte adopted sons debts
in Nashville by n draft on Maunsel
White a. Co. Of New Orleans, predcated
on his then growing crop Of cotton, with
President Ulysses $. Grant. "Hype-
rion to O Satyre."
But you will naturally expect me to
say something about local affairs. We
have established Democratic club, at
which we have speeches on each sue
ceeding Wednesday The last time we
were addressed by Gen. Edward Spar
row, who made q telling address. He is
enjoying a green old age, and / am
pleased to have him working with us.
Don't you recollect how uneasy were
the men in lSi9, lest he should be put
in nomination against old 10. Walker Of
Rapides. L believe that Gen. Sparrow
thought discretion the better part OF
valor on that occasion. Let US rejoice
that the General Is now with us and is
helping to push on the column"
We have a villainous sheet published
here, full Of personalities and Eobody
responsible, the editor having gone
North. "While the cats away the mice
will play" Truthfully yours,
A. W. GREEN.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-16
Practical Ref0rns.

Our people have NIL pronounced IN fayor o.
economy. and to meet their views Mr.. hobt. d.
Harp, agent Nos 1i0 and 1i3 Camp street. ms
reduced the prices throughout bis immense
stock Of stationery, blank books and fancy arti-
eIes 60 u point where every buyer VIII be salts
fed. Merchants. lawyers and dealers. VINO
annually spend large amounts for stationery,
blank books pencils. pens. etc. should can a
tho Groat Book Depot, and see how much tbey
can Save. and at tho same time procure DfSt
class articles. by making their purchases thefe
In miscellaneous. poetical, standard md inye-
nile works they are actually Offering two dollars
for one. Now is the time for bargains. and Nos
ttg and 1t3 Camp street The Place to got them
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-16

We welcome to our table the tirst
number OF tho Louisiana Atbeneum,
{Athenee Iouisidnais.) That journal.
announced to appear every two months.
Ii the organ Of q scientific and literary
society bearing the same name. It's OBJ
ject Is to perpetuate tho use OF the
French language in Louisiana, to pros
tect scientific, literary and artistic en-
terpriscs, working to that end as mu-
tual MD association. Our best wishes
are for the Louisiana Atheneum and
Its eloquent organ.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-16
RENsON's CAPCINE PLASTER.

What is it? What are the facts about 1t
Benson's Capcine Plaster is q rubber porous
plaster The rubber Is used for its own virtue
and as the best means Of applying Capcine
Capeine IS an article which s now used in the
hospitals and prescribed by physicians every
where. IT is the essence Of all that Is valuable
in all plasters lnments and remedies OF like
sort.
aocine il superior to electricity. and far more
certain 60 cure. comb ned with rubber tsoothes
any known remedy-the specific class Of all
ments for which it is recommended. which are:
rheumatism. lame or weak back, kidney alTec-
tions. spinal affections. sciatica, lumbago. weak
and sore lungs. hip complaints. enlarged spleen
bruises and punctures. great pains in the side
and back from strains and lit ills. Benson's
Capcine Plaster never di5appoints the sufferer
They are indorsed bE over two Thousand of the
best physicians in the country. Price Is cents
Try Them
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-16

AS the sun, ever spending Its benign
rays on an otherwise benighted globe.
still paradoxically gathers strength
from It's own emanations, so does Staub
shed the light OF ever recurring news
on the population OF our Crescent city,
immense, inexbaustible, infinite at his
stand In Goldthwaiter's book store, No.
90 Canal street, you will find Harper's
Monihy for August, Harper's Bazaar. the
Days Doings, and In fact all the papers
and periodicals that come within the
sphere Of attraction Of souls aspiring to
wisdom and local knowledge.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-16
Mr.. II. NJ. Swami, who represents the

Mr.. II. M. Swami, who represents the
old and reliable house OF j.. }. Hart u
Co., to-day beginneth his travels In the
direction OF Texas and the northern
parishes Of our own State. We beg our
friends In the sections he visits to give
him a hearing. II his winning ways y
added to the winning goods and prices
~of Messrs. Il. j. Hart q Co., are not
enough to win custom for our friend
ard the house be represents we are mis-
taken
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-16
Programme.

]. GRAND MULE RACE, one mile. to rulc:
open TO all prize $40.
D. PONY RACE, open 10 all under i4I hands
high. one mile 10 ruIs three to start or no
second money; first prize SIS; second prizo
s..
8. HOSE CARRIAGE RACE. with 500 feet hose.
against time. one miie open 10 the Fire De-
partment ofthe parish Of Orleans. prize 3d.
I. BUGGY RACE. to harness. for horses that
have never beaten 2:45: best two in three.
mile heats: three 10 start or no second
money first prize $40 second prize so.
s. GRAND WAGON RACE one mile; open to
butchers and milkmen prize st5.
G. GRAND DOUBLE SEAM TE0TfING RACE.
against time. with truck, all 10 uae the Same
apparatus. one mile; prize s25.
7. GRAND BASE BALL MATCH between the
Champion Il. f. Lees aBd the CcntenniaIs:
prize 80.
And other amuscments too numerous to men,
ton.
All entries for races and matches must be made
before O'Clock b. m. Saturday, July Is 1876.
toe. G. Piper. corner Berlin aud Magazine
streets. Sixth District. New Orleans. or to
Eug May at Wheeiock, Finlay b Co.'S. No.
IS Magazine street.
8. CHALLENGE STE M ENGINE RACE. to 20
together to best advantage. between Pelican
No and Brooklyn No. Q of Algicrs, for $3.50
aside.
ZIG n. G. BROWN. Chairman.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-16

Mr.. J. s. Bradley. for many years one OF the
most popular house. sign and steamboat paint
ers of our city has removed to No. 1876 Camp
street. where he invites a call from all who
want good work at low prices. Mr.. Bradley Is
himself practical workman of long experience
and one who has established an amiable repu-
tation as an upright and honorable man. He
always strives to give satisfaction to his GUS
toners, and thus has gained fair business
which, we have no doubt. viii largely increase
in his new location.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-16
At pclaehaise to-day, fun music and dancing.


The attention If eonnoissers and the trade IN
general is requested 10 the large stock OF cognac'
Wines liquors. etc.. just received BY That enter
prisng firm Wessrs. Marks. Brothers Co. NO
II Magazine street. By the ship 70 Pbare. from
Bordenu. they received an fnyoice Of treneh
cognac from Jules Bellot Co.. the same hs is
now ON exhibition mt the Centennial, challenging
the criticism II tho world. They have also YER
mouth and White Wines. Burgundy Port. Vine
gar. gardipes, ofe See their advertisement In
another column and do not foil to giEe them a
call
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-16
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

The yiclsbufg Tribune has found o
solution Of the Indian question. 1T pro-
poses that the Government enter into Q
eoptract with General N. u. Forrest 10
keep The Indians IN order.
when The redskins come out OF TINT
Fofresfthey will be tanned or tanned.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-16

The election for delegates from the
parish Of Jefferson to the State Conven-
tion occurred in Gretna last night. The
following candidateswere elected:
Col. Frank II. Hatch, Mr.. Robert
rochran, Mr. Chas. w. Rossner, from
fae right, and DR.. @. c. Beard from the
lft bank. The meeting adjourned after
.dopting resolutions approving the st.
Louis nominees and platform.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-16

There hre no news ns yet from Gen.
Crook, but Sheridan Is notanxious. The
Indian question is out Of the question.
his mind Is at ease. his lieutenants In
the South are ordered to "move troops
TO any point, whenever, In their judg-
Ynent, 1t Is ia the interest OF peace and
order Perhaps Crook is In peril, but
the c0uufry Ia safe.