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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-18
C0LLECT0Ry SALES

TAX COLlAECI0R2o eAL4-N06. 3049.
oeosnd Sistrict, OlV q 1sw Orieena Il
STATE OF LOUISIANA Va 4 PORTION OF
GROUND fronting ON st. Ann street: 10 eguare
No ia; assessed In the name Of WIDOW J. G.
% DB ST. ROAss. F8.3
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Orlaans OCT IA 10
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TAX COLL6CTOR:S SALK-NO. S3ll l,
STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF ORLEANS
Tn I'd District, City Of New Orleans

STATE OF LOUISIANA VS.. A LOT OF GROUND
fronting ON st. Anthony street, in saua e No
3as assessed in the name Of HkNRY VAS.
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3HXEC0fLIT 0RS

TAX C0ALECH0a,s sAL1-NO. cess.
STATE or LOUISExNA-PAKISH OF ORL8AMS-
Frst Dhtsict. City Of lew OrieAnA
STATE % t0Un1Am u a LOT OF 0RouHD.
fronting on Calliopo street. In square 10 3ss
a0eeeep0 In the Do0o 81 MISS 4. LAvIkLE,
JAMES 0RAHAx. cuIotoe "a hoo.
STATE TAX ColLscron's OSyScD,l
No. 10 0rsviee street,
New Orleans, October II, le76.
DY vRfUg Ov fHR POWER N ABVRSrRD By
ID the act of the kAgislature Of the 0taeo. 10. 81
Of 1879, approved March H. 1879, viii proceed to
ell - pub1le suction, nv Once Ho. l69 0favier
street, in the sad First District q this city,
sArGkDAY. October q. 1876. at twelve o'clock Il.
the following Described property. e wit
square 10. rs. bounded BY Calliope, Triton walk
Baronne and DEya6es, streets, measuring IS BY "a
feet. Together With al the improve ments and sp
purtenanees thereunto belonging.
Said property having been sei1ed by me to satisfy
. privilege and claim duo the State OF Louisiana
for taxes upon said property for the year 1873.
amounting to twenty nine dollars, together with
all costs penaltioe and chafgeA
At said eAle the property will not be adlu1icafed
unless the bid 10 for . su@cient amount 70 sedsy
tho Aforesaid claim, and also the unpaid taxes
1874 and 1875 together with the penalties thereon.
and oil costa and charges which may have sccrut d
The purchaser at this sale 10 entitled to be put
in immediate possession.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
Orlespa ocl8 81 %
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TAX COLLECTORS sALE-NO. sos.

STATE OF LOUISIANA-PARISH OF ORLEANS
Third District, City of New Orleana
STATE OF LOUISIANA VS.. PORTlOy M
GROU ID. fronting on MArigny street b. .ouars
20. 49a; assesed in the name Of ANT.INR
BLANCHIb.
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oxAfR TAX CoLknCV0R's O11IcD, }
No. Il klysisu Fields street, ,
New Orleans. o. tOoNY 5. 1876, }

U1 vlRTuE OF TIE fOW1R n Nh VESTED
ID BY the Get Of the Legislature Of this State, No.
q Of lS3 approved March H. 1879 Vim proceed to
sell.t pubic auetio3, q ny Once. No. u 8lysien
city, on WEDNBeDAY, October &c. 1876, ct twelve
o'clock Il, the following described property. 70
4 CERTAIN PORTION OF 01OCaD In square
No. l040. bounded BY Kerlereo, Columbus, John.
so1 ana Calves streets. frooting ON kerlerec
street measuring p By lo7 feet Tsgethsr with Ill
the improvomen9 md appuTtenAnces theEeunt0
belonging.
Said property having been seised By me- to satisfy
privilege and claim the state Of Iouisiana for
taxes upon sd properly for the year 1874. amount
ing to twenty-three d0lla1 aud twenty caAts
together with al costs. penalties and chAEges
AZ said SO the property will not be adj udi cated
unleos the bid II for suMciont amount to satisfy
the Aforesaid clam. and also the unpaid taxee
npon sad propsry Tor the jean 1875 49,; and 1872,
together WITH the peDa ties thereon, and ali costs
and charges which may have accrued.
The purchaser ct this sale 10 entitled TO be put
in immediate p session.
TerNs-Casn ON the spot
THOMAS CAREY
State Tsx Collector. Third District. City OF Bsw
OrleanA o,6 II l8
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STATE OF LOUISIANA-PARlSH OF ORLEANS
second District, Cit5 Of Sew Orleans.
STATE OF LOUISIANA vs. A Lot OF GROUND
10 square 70: rs; assessed in the la me OF MISS
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tan CULLECTOR'S SALk-NO. 1907.
STATE OF LOCfSIANA-PARISH OF ORLEANS
Third District, City Of New Orleans.

STATE OF LOUISIANA VS.. PORTION or
GROUND, in tquar. Nos. Sc and 81 assessed in
the name Of ALtX CASTAIEG,
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TAN COAAECTOR'S SALE~NO. 1924,
STATE OF LOUISIANA-PARISH o. ORLRArs
First District, City Of New Orleans

STATE OF LOUISIANA VS.. A LOT OF GROUND
fronting on PerdidO street, in square No 473
assessed in the name OF MRe, c, J. CAMP II
GRAHAM, curator ad hoe o' -
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STATE OF LOUISIANA VS.. A LOr OF GROUND
fronting on Thalis street, in square No. III
assessed in the name Of MRS. p E. V. Dr. GRUY
J. GRAHAM, curator I'D hoe.
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srAfY OF LOUISIANA va TWO rnn "a
GROUND n ntinG on Palmyra streef h1
No. s83; assessed in the nsmeof .. 6S
J. GRAHAM, curator I'd hcc.
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TAX COLLECTCH's sALE-NO. AZ

State Iss.x Collector. Third Dist,icf G Ciis
Orleans. c,c ~ =, T ,5
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State Tax Collector, Third District, CITY Of New
Orleans. cac 10 10
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State Tax Collector Third District, City Of New
Orleans. 0<6 II 10
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STATE OF LOUISIANA VS.. TWO popr,ors
uhotN Nd In squares Nos. III and A ~ r. VI
TA sSTu III Ine name OF MADAME DE PoN.
1A6hA' ). 1RAHAM, curator ad hoe. Wv
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STATE OF LOUISIANA V6. TWO LOTS OF
GROUND fronting on Gasquet street, in square
No. COS; aoseesed IN the name Of MRS. NARY
CRAZE, J. GRAHAM, curator I'd heo.
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STATE OF LOUlSIANA-PARISH OF ORLEANS
Third Gistrict, City OF Now Orleans

STATE TAX COLLRCTOR's OIvICI,
No. II Elysian Fields street. ,
New Orleans. October s. 1876.
DY VIRTUE OF THR POWER IN Mr. VESTED
ID BY the act OF the Legislature Of this state, No.
~ Of 1873 approved March IA, 1873, I will proceed
to sell e pubhe auction. 1T my 0dloe, No u Bly,
sian Fields street, In the said Third District Of
this city, On WEDNESDAY, October ls, 1876, at
twelve O'clock Il. the following described prop
4 CRRTAIu PORTION OF GROUND in square
No. l552, bounded BY Hsplan sde Aaurepas and
Mystery streets, triangle. measuring 81 and D. by
1T feet. Together with all the tnprovemeats
and sppurtenances theTeunto belonging.
Said properly having been sei3ed By me to satisfy
privilege and claim due the State of LeuisianA
for taxes upon said property for the year 1874,
amt uniting to twenty nine dollars, together with
Ill costs. penalties and charges
At sad sele tho property wall not be adju1ica'ed
uaess the bid 10 for sufac Gent amount 70 satisfy
upon said propeity for the yesrs 1873 and 1875,
together with the penalties thereon. and all costs
and chAxges which may have accrued.
Tho purchaser at this eAle 10 entitled ~ be put
In Immediate possession.
Terms-Cash On the spet.
THOMAS CAREY,
stats Tax Collector, Third District, City OF New
OrlsanA a-Irt ali 5-r es oo6 u 10
TAX COLLKCTOR's sALk-NO. 6309.
STATE OF LoUySIAuA-PARISH OF ORLEANS
Third District, City Of Sew OrlesnA
STATE OF LOUIsIANA vs. A PORTION OF
GROUND, fronting ON Kerlereo street. in square
No leo; sssested in the name Of WIDOW JEAN
- ~ .4"a ~ WI ~
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State Tax Collector, Tn I'd District. Citv OF Nav
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State Tax Collector. First District City Of New
Orleans 10
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TAX COLLECTOR'B sALG-NO. 53l1

State Tax Collector, First District, City OF y.
OrleaDa 0cl8 81 q
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-05
MODERN WOMEN.

II IL q sad commentary upon our
boasted civilization that the women Of
our times have d~sgeneratod In health
and phyaiqus until they are literally a
race Of invalids-pals, nervous, feeble,
and back.achy. with only here and there
q few noble exceptions In the persons Of
the robust, buxom ladies' characteristic
Of the sex in days gone by. by q very
large experience. covering n period OF
years, and embracing the treatment Of
many thousands OF cases OF those all
ments peculiar to women, DIR. Pierce. Of
the Worlds Dispensary. Buffalo. N. y.
has perfected, by tho combination Of
certain vegetable extracts. q natural spe-
cihc, which be does not extol N q cure
all. but one which admirably fulhlls q
singlensss OF purpose. being n most
positive and reliable remedy for those
weaknesses and complaints that afilict
the women OF the present day. This
natural specific compound is called DIR.
Pierce's Favorite Prescription. The
following are among those diseases In
which this wonderful medicine hns
worked cures as u by magic. and with a
certainty never before attained by any
medicines: Weak back, nervous and
general debility, falling and other dis
placements Of internal organs, resulting
from debility and lack OF strength in
natural supports. internal fever. ron.
peation. inflammation aud ulceration,
and very many other chronic diseases
incident to women. not proper to men.
ton here. In which. as well rs in the
cases that have been enumerated. the
Favorite Prescription effects cures-ths
marvel OF the world. II will not do
harm In any state or condition Of the
system, and by adopting It's use the in.
valid lady may avoid that sevcrest Of
ordeals. the consulting Of q family ply
sician. Favorite Prescription Ia sold by
dealers In medicines generally.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-05
rug KERR

Michael G. Kerr. Democratic Speaker
Of the Democratic House Of Rsprsssnta-
tives. 10 becoming alarmed at the pro-
portions which the charge Of Harvey Ia
assuming. Although be denies positive
ly that no ever knew the man who A.
ssrts that be bribsd him. he still finds II
necessary to telegraph to Blackburn. who
10 now in New Orleans. to return TO
Washington Immediately. 20 a. To give
the Democrats a working majority In
Clymsr's committee. Thus IL appears
that the question Of conviction in this
case is to be q purely partisan one. In q
packed committee Of the Speakers po-
litical friends. ""Twas ever thus"
since tho Democratic House nrst met.
The Investigating Committees were
formed to acquit Democrats and convict
Republicans. and they will carry out the
programme 10 the end. The people.
however. will not accept any whitswash-
ing report in this case Of Ksrr's. The
man il sslf.eonvictsj out Of his own
mouth. and all the clymsrs and Black
burns In the country cannot make him
appear innocent.
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ASornrn very painful instance Of the
grave consequences which sometimes
follow from practical joking Is furnished
BY . case investigated BY the borough
Coroner Of Liverpool. Prompted by a
silly woman, . girl told . Catholic priest
that two young ladies wanted to see him.
Tho reverend gentleman on discovering
the joke. lost his temper. and chsstissd
the girl. roughly pushing aside the de-
ceased. an old woman. who fell and sus-
tanned injuries 10 her head and arm.
dying four days afterward. In accor-
dance with the medical evidence, the
jury rsturued . verdict Of ''Death from
natural causes." severely c~snsuring the
foolish conduct Of the person Who ORR
ginsisd The mischisf. and regrstting that
the priest had allowed his feelings TO
get The batter Of his judgment.
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NEw PATENTS. = Through Dewey 4
Co., Patent Agents. San Francisco. We
receive tho following advance list Of
United States Patents. granted To the
Pacific Coast inventors. viz: John u.
Creal. Los Angeles. California. well.
borsrs; william II. Lining.r. Salem,
Oregon. shsckles; Henry G. Perkins,
North Bloomfield. California. hydraulic
MOBILES: William Quinlan and Alexander
Peers. Msy1eid. California, trace fastsn.
ess: Robert n. widnsy. Los Angeles.
California. transplantsu Emanuel
Hickman. San Francisco. California.
sleeping carr; Jacob Holman. Portland.
Oregon. adjustable holsters for beds
James Mayors. Gervais. Oregon. anger
handles; James Ward. winnsmucca.
Nevada. vindmills-
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uiss.lisassas

The House Ways and Means Com.
mittes has reported . resolution 10 the
sfsct that there IL no Just cause Of
complaint against the Alaska Com
msrcial Company, or the ofdosrs Of the
Government Who made the lease with
them.
A World editorial, discussing the
proposition 10 Congress to take back the
Union and Central Pacific lands at say
per sore, closes thus: "Should the
present proportions be rejected. many
seem 70 think Gould's load Of Union
Pacific stock would become actually I'M
salabls. This seems 10 be o mistake.
The Central Pacific people would no
doubt buy his whole stock, provided they
can get two shares Of Union Pacific for
one share OF their own stock. Tho
operation would pay them very well. and
the subsequent consolidation OF q limo
from Omaha to San Francisco might Be
advantageous to the taxpayers Of this
expensive country"
All the difficulties between the Panama
Railroad and steamer companies are now
settled. The Pacific Mail will send the
nsxt steamer from New York to Aspin.
wall on the 10th. It Is understood that
their combination with the overland
roads Is also renewed.
James H. Latham and family sailed
from New York for Liverpool ON tho
steamer Celtic or Saturday.
A local organization was effected In
Chicago on Saturday Of the society
known o. the Order Of the knights Of
the Sun. which IL q secret and anti. Ro-
man Catholic Order, and will operate In
connection with the State organization.
II appears that the Powers have sus
pended action on the Berlin memoran.
dunn for q few days. In order that the
new Turkish Government may give an
unmistakable indication Of their policy
and their power u maintaining them
selves.
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GENERAL NOTES.

A. STEVENSON 4 SoS. OF San Fran
cisco. BY their attorney. n. 8. Bonni.
hsld. have brought suit In the Humboldt
County District Court against Smith Z
Mann. extensive cattle dealers. for the
sun Of $50. i9i u. alleged to 10 due
them on certain promissory notes cx-
scutsd by defendants. This. says the
Silver State. IL the heaviest suit for the
recovery Of coin ever brought In Hum
boldt county.
T.s Spring meeting Of the Sacramento
Jockey Club commences in that city to-
day. The list Of entries comprises q
largo number Of the best horses in Cali
iornia-trottsrs. runners and PAGERS. A
large number Of horsenien. with their
fast stock. will be in attendance from all
parts Of the coast. and the meeting
promises to be . very successful u in
deed.
TEE Notorious "'dov "ni'ine anu he'
Mamie are back again in San Francisco
from San Diego. The mother raved
when the steamer arrived and shs found
that W. L. Palmer. the legally appointed
guardian Of her daughter. insisted ON
ain, Mamie With him from the shin.
IT,. o;,, vii, ha -nro,s,,v cared for. and
the mother must take care Of herself a.
best abe may.
H.. -, n.A. u-,,.,,.r
CT, TL,,.,,.
Of the al, broke Jail at Beaver . few
nishts ago, since which time the stage,
carrying Wells, Fargo & Co.'S treasure
boz, has been twice robbed near Chicken
crssk. IL Is supposed 'na' these escaps"
PRISONERS "s 'ne hhalAuae's'
Cu.so. the Chinese giant, has been
converted. ana Us aoo"' 70 1''n 'h' Dap
tist Church. a u Eastern '.enanss nays
q squad of able bodied ministers VIII
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And In accordance with law. and an order Of
the Board Of Directors, made on the nth day
Of April, 1876, 80 many shares Of each parcel
OF such stock As may be nceesssry will b
cold At public auction. at tho office Of the Com.
psny, ga Montgomery street. Room "a, Ban
Francisco. California. on TUESDAY, the
o'clock u. Of paid day, 10 pay kaid delinquent
assessment thereon. together 18th costs Of I'D.
vertising and expenses Of the rale.
p. N. McLARKN, Secretary.
0nice- Room 2. No. s7s Montgomery street.
San Francisco. California. JeStd
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rnE cRrAr RAILROAD FEAT.

-
The pssssngsrs Who started for San
Francisco on jarrett & Palmsr's fast
trans-coutnsutal train last Thursday
morning. slapped from their esrisess In
the Palace Hotel courtyard yesterday
morning 81 s:5ah o'clock. The trip
vas thus mads In three houn and seven
and Q half minutes les time than vas
allowed BY the original programme Of
the p~rojsetors. The tourists took break
fast al the Palace. instead Of dinner. -
al hnt intended. and the news was
quickly hsshsd sssoss the continent
that the great railroad feat Of the nine
tssnth century had been accomplished
The party vas received In San Frsncisco
with the honors which we're justly their
due. A salute Of thirteen guns YES
fred from the roof Of the Palace Hotel.
whom the OAKLAND boat arrived at the
wharf at San Francisco. and al the
breakfast which was served Immediately
upon their arrival. Mayor Bryant and
many military. and theatrical men. BE-
sidss prominent citi.sns and members Of
the press. sat down. There was . elo-
rious ending 70 . glorious expedition.
and Jarrett 4 Palmer may well feel
proud Of their achievement.
Thi. lightning train. OF which We have
read and talked 80 much during the past
few weeks. was projected simply - an
advertisement for the theatrical company
Of Messrs. Jarrett and Palmer. which Ii
to appear at the California Theatre to-
night in Shakspear's great historical play
Of Henry v. The object Of the mana
gers has been accomplished. No thsai-
real troupe ever gained % much OF no
toristy gratis ~ this Of Jarrett and Palm
or have obtained through the shrswdnesA
Of its managers. The experiment. has
not cost an sum Of money.
and the theatre will DO crowded nightly
10 look upon the men who crossed the
continent in less than three days and q
half. A . speculation. therefore. the
lightning trip has proved an eminent
success. Az . contribution 10 the his
tory Of human progress and mechanical
power IL Is even a greater suecsss-
We know nov BY actual demoustra-
ton tina, the American continent can be
safely crossed In less than half the time
usually occupied. We know that IL h
perfectly sale to run across the plains ON
the Union Pacific al an average speed Of
forty-Avs miles an hour. We know that
the Sierra and the Rocky Mountains can
be travsrsed At o much greater rate Of
speed. and With perfect safsty. than has
hitherto been attained by regular trains.
The result Of this pioneer fast train 10 10
reduce the distance between New York
and San Francisco practically one-hslf;
and In all probability. now that its prsc-
ticability has been demonstrated by pri'
vass enterprise ths mp nom oessn 70
ocean will very shoruy % mace regularly
In s~ishsy-four hours. Thus the adver'
tisins scheme Of two theatrical man.
ayers will probably result n 0 none u
filling their purses with golden eAsiss'
but In increasing the travelling iAcinnes
between the far East and our western
homes.
The Importance OF this great Zeal In
:, al.
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NEW d
-o.- cov.ouInArxn uINIuo

IL coIPANY.-Locstien Of priseipsi plses
o1 busincss, San Frsncisco, California
Location Of works, storey county, stass Of
Nctics.-rhsrs are dsiinqusnt upon The FOL.
Iovine-descnbsd stoch, on secount OF aessse-
ment mo. 81 levied % Ne nth day o. April.
iofe. the several amounts Set opposite the
names Of the respective shareholder. u fol-
lnwas
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Tho Nevada Tribune Of Saturday says:
'.At VI. Henry Fulstons's garden a Be
seen an apple tree bearing . bunch OF
beautiful white roses. The rose vss
grated on . branch Of the tres last
Fall"
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BORN.
MARRIED.


MewILL1Ahs-In Gold Hill. June s. Andrew
Mewllliams, aged - years.
lTh, funeral will take place from his late
residence. Pstaiuma street. tomorrow Crus'.
da,) ct . o'clock. Friends and aequaintsnce-
are respectfully invited.
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NORTH CALHOUN uOLD ANn

MORrH CALHOUN 0OLD AND
~ SILVER MINING COMPANY.-Locaiion
Of principal place Of business. Gold iilll. Ne
vada.
Location Of works. Eagle and Carson Mining
District. Ofmsby county. Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given, that Of q meeting Of
the Board OF Trustees, held on the s7d day Of
Msy 1875, an assessment No. u OF five
ltal stock Of tho corporation, payable I'M.
mediately, In United states gold coin, 10
the Secretary. at the once Of the Company,
Thomas Gsliagher's otnce. Cold nm, Neysds.
Any stock upon which this assessmsnt shaii
remain unpaid on the nth day OF July, 1910.
will 10 dellnquent, AMI advertised for
sale at public auction, and unlcsa payment 10
made before will b cold on SATURDAY,
August sth, 1873. 10 pay the delinquent assess.
ment' together with the costs Of advertising
BY order Of the Board OF Trustees.
les ID ID. I. tuRNAN. SecretaYy.
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~ Observe the powerful array Of talent ,
William Courtrisht. Charles Heed. Charles sut.
Naiin and wilson. ch,mpicn Song and dance
Artists; J. q. ~Itussell, Fred. WALL, J. n. Nor.
eross X. " Tyrrell and J N. Davir, the posi-
tise hes, Quintette In the profession, together
vita . talsnted and uneQualsd orch,stra Of
eight picked men.
The Pioneer Book Store Of W. II, ASH. corner
OF q and Taylor streets, Virginia City. ism
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fhe Kerr Scandal.

w~AnurNaros. June 4.-.Ths Kerr In
vsstiga,ion has been adjourned until
Monday. Speaker Kerr has tslsgraphsd
Mr. Blackburn. who has just reached
New Orleans, 10 return Immediately.
The presence Of Mr.. Blackburn In the
committee will give the Democrats a ma
jority.
Opinions are still divided rs to Speak
or Ksrr's guilt, but hitherto nothing has
shaken witness Harnsy's positive testi-
mony. which Ia sustained by circumstan-
tial evidence on corroborating points.
There would be less disposition to be.
lieve Harvey II Kerr had not denied 60
q~uaintancs with him. II he can reason.
ably explain his good motive In securing
an army appointment for a New Yorker.
instead Of for q constituent Of his own.
II will strengthen the suspicion that Har-
nsy himself pocketed the money.
Level Heads Ameug she Dsmoeratic
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MEETING OF THE LADIES' SOCIAL.

THE LADIEJ' SOCIAL WILL MEET AT
the nome.tesf, on the south ,ids Of The ! rect,
On TUESDAY EVENING. June TN. All arc
invited I, 81 snd. Mis-. ID. MILLER,
les 2ts hecutafy.