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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-13
BOARD OF SCHOOL DIRECTORS.

SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE Dec. TO- 1877.
Pursuant to a resolution Of the Board OF Dr.
rectors, "a COMPETITIVE EXAMINATION o
applicants for position as teachers In the Pub
lie SchoolA will be held in the Franklin School
house. st. Charles street. on THURSDAY, 27tb /,
and FRIDAY. 2sth inst. at g. m.
This examination Is for Grammar 81 :
mary Gradedp and ia open to applicants who. by
reason Of absence from the city. or for any other
cause. failed tR secure certificates Of qualffca-
.tion In the September examination.
Applicants are required to send written notice
to the Superintendents office, 20. City Hall,
prior to. the examination, stating their names,
residence, experience, and the certificates Of
qualification at present held by them.
By order Of the Committee on Teachers
WI. o. ROGERS.
de12 I'd Chief Sunerintendent Pr1I.Iio gct1oIa-
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CRESCENT FIRE COMPANY NO. -.

This staunoh old fire company held It's annual
meeting last night TO elect officers for tho ensu-
ing year, with the following result:
President, +. Dudenhefer; foreman, II. Mics
ter; first assistant, r. Rubenkopg; second assis-
tani, M. Huber; secretary, Geo. Wetzeli; treas
urer, II. Bierhost; delegates, Messrs. Dudenhefer.
Miester and Iepgel.
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CUST0M-H0USE TALK.
LATER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. WHARTON
AND wARMOTH IN THE CITY.

PInchback said to he Candidate for
the state senate.
United States Marshal Wharton, with ex-Gov
Warmoth and party. arrived from Washington on
Wednesday morning and were met at the depot
by their frends. From information received at
the Custom House 1t Is most likely that Pinch
back will return within the next few days and
will, it is said shape his programme for an cleo
ton
TO THE STATE SENATE
from the Fourth Senatorial District to fill the
vacancy caused by the resignation of Senator
Enatia
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-13
RAILROAD DEPARTURES.

Mobile fast line wers the following H. Bnrto n.
Washington .. J. Rauston and wife. Bosto |; p.
s. o,kllemet, Cincinnati; Capt. O'Hara and son
Il. b. Kerr. New York l.. G. Schnetze Cincin-
natl Y. N. Merritt. Pensacola: Thornas Bru-
der, -E4w York; A. Richards. Q. Dale. Cincinna-
Il: John f. 4gne, New York; w. Jennings !,
say, New York: w. NJ. Preston. Washington;
W. Il; Whereof, John Barrett Nate Parr. spen-
Ger Harpold. VIM. Williamson g go. w. McDade
and Al G. Aulty. all for Cincinnati w. s. Car
ntherst Cincinnati L. Edw. Witte and family,
ST Io(Ifa
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-13
THE BOARD or HEALTH VACANCY.

Mayor Pilsbury on Wednesday morning official
ly communicated to Gov. Nichols the action of
tho Council and the opinion Of the City Attorney In
the matter Of the resignation Of DR.. b. +. Taylor
AZ member OF tho Board OF Health Tho opln-
ion of the City Attorney, 1t will be remembered,
WAS that the vacancy would have to be filed by
the Governor
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nREysTIEs.

Covenant Lodge No. II, Independent Order Of
Firemep, give grand fancy dress, masquerade
and calico ball, nj Perfect Union Hall, on Batur-
day, the 22d inst.
Odd Fellows Hall will be enlivened on Batur-
day, the 10Th inst, by grand fancy dress and
masquerade ball, to be given by American Hook
and Ladder Fire Company.
Among tho candidates mentioned in connection
with the vacancy In Tho Fourth senatorial Dis.
trict are Messrs. Chaffe, Former, Mcdonnell and
Randall Hunt Esq.
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Roasted alive in a furnace.

At about $50 o'clock yeeterday listle
negro gill, named Mary stewart,S while playing 10
the yard OF her parents rssidende, NO. IVY Mel.
pomene street, accidentally fell into lighted
furnace and was 30 severely btrnea tha' hef
life ID despaired Of.
DR.. johnson was called In andt did everything
in his power 10 alleviate tho chied's sufterings,
which was extreme.
This 10 the fourth human being sacrificed by
FIRE In this city within month.
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MECHANICS. FInE COMPANY NO. q.

AT tho annual meeting Of this company the fol.
lowing officers were elected TO serve for the en-
suipg year:
president, Tbos. Deyereaux. *vico president,
Leon Lanothe; foreman, James Barry; first rs
sistant, r Gallagher; second assistant, p. M.
Robt, Barry; delegates TO tho Firemens Cbarita-
bio Association, Henry Thatp, James Barry,
rhos. Devereaux; sub delegates. Leon Lamothe,
Thos. O'Nel, V. q. CLAIM.
*He-alsatad.
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. Walter Baxter, United States Vice Consul
at Dundee, Scotland, writes to the Mayor to as-
certain the whereabouts OF John Richie, or his
representatives. The Vice Consul Ia under the
impression that the Richie he 10 seeking for is
lawyer, and has been Mayor Of this city.
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Life In Deadw00d.
New York Herald.

DEADwooD. p. r.. Dec.7 ts77s-A difficulty has
arisen regarding the ownership. Of W.olsy
Wolley md i, Edwards being the contestants for
proprietorship Each Of these gentlemen has
ALTERNATELY hold possession Of tbs mine with
burned forces. Lust night Col, Eamseli, with
(seven armed men. took possession Of the mine,
lwhereupon the Woiley interest organized n
force and drove them ont. and were themselves
~ turn driven out by fifteen armed men heAded
Ry +. Edwhds, who remain In possession. md
flre proVisioned for q Siege Of eixty days.
| The newly elected county officers ousted tho
bid officials by force to-day, and are now III
bOssessi0n.
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cines stssion. where tho \poroner hold an inquest
and returned verdict Of teart disease.
heating JAstlce.

Two negro prisoners, eonfhped In the parish jail
OF Jefferson, al q O'Clock yskterdsy made Their
escape. Their names we're VIM. Williams snd
August 5innett alias SaloukR. Both prisoners
had been sentenced TO two years IN the Peniten'
tiary aud we're awaiting Transportation.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-13

There are nearly 1000 persons in the Maasa-
chusetts State prison. More than one-halR Of
them are natives Of the State, and 80 per c4nt
have no trades. The philanthropists are earn
sudden increase of crime in the State. Crinai-
mails are being sentenced so rapidly that two
new prisons, one for women and the other for
men. have been built this year.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-13
POLICE APPOINTMENTS.

Tho Mayor yesterday made the following APP
pointments Of supernumeraries on the police /:
Second precint, Austin Blood, N. Klein Third
precint, Lewis mclaughlin, Thomas McMapus,
Joseph Brother Harbor Precinct, d. Il. Castor,
Chas. Il. Olanoey.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-13
Kicked by n Mule.

At about halfpast o'clock yesterday COL
ored boy, aged four years, son of Gustave .Chav-
erson, residing on Bouny street, between Eliza
and Market, Algiers, was kicked in the forehead
by q mule. The sufferer was attended by a ply
sician, who pronounced his injuries of a serious
nature.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-13
PERSONAL.

We had the pleasure Wednesday morning OF
meeting Mr.. Monroe d. Cushing, Of Dnnkirk.
New York, who for some years past was the pub
Usher OF the 1dpe,t,ser and Enion In that place.
Mr.. Gushing intends making New Orleans his
homo.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-13

telegram from Ottawa to the Montrel Wit
ness denies that there is any truth In the story
that there Is trouble between the Canadian gov
eminent has recent information to the effect
that Sitting Bull desires to return to the United
States: The same telegram says that the repor#
Of Disagreement between Sitting Bull and the
Blackfeet is absurd, the latter having been re
moved to a reservation 500 miles away
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-13

The InH MN Gazette states that the United
Kingdom now contains no fewer than $40 packs
If hounds. The number Of couples OF hounds
i'm these different packs varies much. Thus, the
Beventeen packs Of stag hounds have 1861
taeh tho 1e2 packs Of fox hounds have eros
couples or an average Of forty-one and once
l3alf couples each; the 1877 packs OF barrierg
lfaye 2io2s couples or an average Of sixteen
couples each and the twenty-four packs Of
b9agles have 1861 couples, or IN average OF
fourteen couples each The annual outlay upon
them is estimated at s547, 900.
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Died of His Injuries.

James Scooter, negro. aged Is years, who was
brought here from the Hermitage plantation
with his right arm crushed, died yesterday
morning from the effects Of his injuries In the
Charity Hospital. The coroner held an inquest,
and returned verdict in accordance with the
facts.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-13
THE COURTA

Merchants and others interested inl cases in
tho district courts, ~ principals or as witnesses,
can be notified by telegraph when 10 appear In
court, thus avoiding the necessity OF constant
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-13

gfbe American fishermen ON the Detroit river
htve been playing q trick which their brethren
OH the Canadian side despise. and which the
dominion government u taking measures to
prevent In future The Yankees have anchored
Hundreds Of small pieces OF boards below the
sIurface Of the water on the Canadian side, and
tine current disturbing them the fish are fright
4ned over to the Americas shore. This has &C.
flouly interfered with the seasons catch by the
frnnhdiana
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-13

SILHoUETTEs.-Weh have received from Estes
which Is the first OF series OF artistic puplica-
ton OF CHARACTERISTIC sketches. The whole is
neatly attached together By a red ribboLl and
quite attractive
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-13
Oyerhnnrd To Denthk

About O'Clock yesterday the at1ln-boy Of tho
ship Elizabeth, lying at the head OF Market
street, fell overheard and before tsuccor came
Was drowned. His body WAS not refoyered
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-13
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT.

The following new suits have been fled
GuBtavus Ducros vs.. Augustus Strait.
Succession Of r. 3. Lee vs. Erwin Evans.
Louise Baser, wife OF Robert Howard, vs.. her
husbaud
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-13
Dr0Dued BEAD.

At quarter-past 8 o'clock last evening man
named Samuel Miller, aged 6S years, dropped
dead at the corner Of Magazine and Josephine
streets. The body WAS taken to the Sixth Pre-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-13
SECOND DISTRICT COUIkT.
aUCGEssIONs OPENED.

Mary Eva Bdelmyer, wife Of Peter Lips; Miss
Cora l.. Pierce; Peter d. Foucher; Miss arah Lo-
per- widow Of Edward A. Cszeres.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-13

To-day friday, Remnant Day-Speeial sale
Of rem nants of all kinds of goods. at less than
half price To- morrow Saturday. special sale
u hosiery. handkerehiefs. ties and parasols. at
m low prices. u. u. Byrne q Co.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-13

( Well bred Parisians never treat. In public
resorts. cafes. buffets. ETC. the French system Of
avery man paying for his own drinks Is strictly
observed. save In the case Of beggars, who are
t1eated sometimes to n cup of coffee. but never
IA whisky
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-13

New American Sewing Machine, 1856 Canal
street.
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NEW Suits FILED.

w. i. Gushing w. ID. J. Hutchinson.
Brninard Steele n DO Va. David Jones.
Ernest Livsudais vs.. Kountz Transportation
Company Of 5t. Louis. Judgment for defendant
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-13
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Nreet
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n. ]. roasTALL's SONS.
Bonds and coupons--


Bonds and couponp--
ct Ills of 1907 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90. 100 90
Act 3b ~ 1866. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 4,0g6 43
ACT LID VI lb6b. ....s.,.+.t.......t'..s l,VlV w
Act az OF 1870. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 513 80
Not lib of 1867 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $40 90
Not W OF 1871. T.......... DID w
Act Ill OF 1887. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 9,135 90
ACT 1i5 or 1896. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1,442 90
Ii Act 90 OF 1870, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1000 90
Certificates tper) Observation-Disclosures. 107 80
Q0fuhcAteH tpAr) .,..f.......,,.,....,. ll1 w
VIZ. HALsEy.
- Bonds and coupons
Act lis OF 1867. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS g. $50 90
N. o., j. and q. N. r. R............... 1,0aO 90
y. o., J. and q. N. II. R......."...a. 1850 10
Certificates tpar) ................... DO IA
r. A. HATCH.
Three certificates tpar) ................ 800 70
A. LuBrA. CASHIER.
Bonds and coupons
Il Aot MI OF l6ou. .............-.....,., H,Vju w
A. ErMER BApER co.
Bonds and coupons
IN ACT ll5 OF 1867. ......"............. H04O 90
THos. II. HUNT.
Bonds and coupons
N. d. j. and q. N. r. R.............. LOIS 90
rsrpoRE NEWMAN 90.
Bonds and coupons
s n o., o. and g. w. Il. R.............. $1,000 90
n. o., ]. and q. N. r. R.............. 100 90
Red Backs. commandments. 636 90
n. W. YOUNG.
u, .. and q. w. II, R,............ $3.50 90
o.. !. and @. N. r. R.............. 60 90
j. MATHERs JR.
bnds and coupons
liof State Treasury. ...............$ $4,000 90
N. O., ]. and G. N. II. R............... 1000 90
n. o. o. and G. w. II. R.............. 1000 90
Act 30 Of 1865. Observation-Disclosures. 500 85
QextlnoateH lob ~
Il. @. PALMER.
Bonds and coupons
Floating debt. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 100 90
One Of the agents Of the bondholders presented
one OF the new consols tsi000), which had been |
Issued under the old administration. with the
signatures Of Kellogg and his Secretary OF State
but without the signature OF the then Auditor. |
he applicant desired that the board authorize |
Clinton to attach his name TO the bond, |
lob the board declined to do, the general ex- |
bssion being that, with the evidence before |
MT. Clinton might yet sign the bond IL he |
proper.
Me Secretary Of State called attention to the
ltt that be had been waited upon frequently by |
Jose who held new consols, and who requested |
Il the seal OF the State be attached to them, as |
had mot been done.
\presumed that the Secretary Of State under |
Rlogg government had refused to attach
ashe did not receive the fee. The par
now ready, he said, tospay the fee, and
to have instructions from the board.
Bush Wrought the better plan would |
.hon fholders mandamus him. He
hing anything the old board |
3 received as the opinion Of
board should make the
make the report required
\pf 1877. He had pre-
ID, which would cover
hich stipulated that
Rutiro action of the
number OF bonds
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ACKLEN-D ARRALL.
THE CASE BEFORE UNITED STATES
COMMISSIONER LANE II THE
CUSTOM HOUSE,

How the ssrand Jury Ey' Aenrr Leaks ont
ana Into Oar airs Lap.
The Acklen.Darra!l '.ontest mentioned some
days ago by tho DEM .assAT, 10 assuming as much
Importance here ~ n does perhaps in Washing
ton, from the last That the move being made in
the CASE here 10 intended TO benefit Darrall in
Washington.
As stated stme days ago, Darrall's friends here
wndeavored
TO aET AN INDICTMENT
against one or more OF Mr.. Aokleb's friends by
the United States Grand Jury, but failed and
Just about that time one Of Mr.. Aoklens friends
sent the following telegram TO friend here
WASHINGTON, Dec. 7, 1877.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-13

New American Sewing Machine. 1856 Canal
ctrnat
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Darrall &c ekng TO proiopg his case Uses your
name before the sub committee one who will
swear that Geo. u, Loud was hired to stuff the
ballot boxes in Ibsrvle In Ackleu's interest. lie
there any truth in i7 Answer.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-12
At en- yRDMOOR TODAY.

The Inter. State Ride Match Is to DO
shot at creeimoor. Long Island. to-day.
Our own State Of Nevada, We are sorry
10 say. will not 10 represented. although
We have marksmen here worthy to COM
pete with their brethren In the East.
California. however. has sent her team.
anil that they will do honor to the
Golden State. and u they do not bring
homo the prize. at least make 1t a Diff
cult one for their rivals to gain. Is eyi.
dsnced by the scores which they have
male in their practice since arriving In
New York. The teams against which
they are to shoot arc from New York,
Connecticut and New Jersey. all picked
men. and all living no neal Cresdmool
that they have had the advantage oI
practice for years. To them every incl
Of the ground Is known. while tho Cali
forniA boys have had but a few days IL
which 10 accustom themselves to thu
range. All the same they will make
good record. and IL they should happil,
carry of the prize. California will hav'
good reason to he proud OF her riilemcn
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-12
WISCONSIN RErrui.rcANs.

The Republicans OF the State Of Wis
eonsin were represented by their dele
gates in q convention which assembled
at Madison yesterday. It Is the first
convention. 50 far held, that has taken q
sensible view Of the Presidents South.
ern policy. 1t does not ignore II; II
does not condemn II ; it does not ap-
prove 1t. II says. in substance. what
the Nxws has said from the beginning.
"Givs the President q chance; give
him time to thoroughly test his expert.
ment." II dsclares "that in the efforts
Of the present national Administration
to restore peace and concord to the
South. We recognize q msgnaninous
purpose to remove q semblsncs Of law.
lessness and violence. and We hope that
this magnanimity will be duly appre-
ciated. and that the reciprocal pledges
made by prominent citizens and officials
Of the South will be faithfully kept
that w shall rejoice IL the Southern
policy Of the President produces the
hored.for results Of order and peace
but II these results shall not follow this
experiment. we demand that other meas'
ures DO adopted which shall secure to
all citizens. without distinction OF race
or color. the fulles. enjoyment Of their
constitutional rights"
There is good. sound common sense
in this. and II Republicans all over the
country would but follow the example
Of their Wisconsin brethren. the danger
OF a split in the party would be effect
ually avsrted.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-12
LAKE TAHOE.
sswe OF Its Charaes-ri.sies- :,7oo
Feet Deep indian Tradition
Lake Nteameru- Lunab~r.

J. W. A. Wright. connected with the
San Francisco ui.i.y a.i .Sci.Htiec Ts,-.
.-a,-n....a.x,,,, ,, t-oiiav;,, In
FURNISHES "A' P,i"
testing items relative 10 inc beAnuiui
lake:
MI. ,o,,, n, T.ho. 4. ve,v yr..t Until
In.usp 49, .o,nJiac nal hocn
rcc,n,y eoa 80, Ia, C,n,.in
mAuo than solno .,v ~. ~
laphAm. .V uArtnIa can,a's In.
ioiuieu " 'n.. ~. i,.,.a... .I.r,h y,
s-t sounuins sn., pain, nol5 nro,
z.'Vo iee'. on 's $3.50. ,h.,s,
cipitous I'M. $3.50
our oos' $50 - . h,eLst mil from
oI ~ ..,.r i. nc,fsctlv clear
any Po.n', .,"I,.;on.ix eooi nr
anu PuIo -, ;n, n.r., ,.,,i
biako Ieoen.y so- rsra g.
before the osn saass. = 20
ences' thAt us su1'A,o ~
degrees. WINE ~ u.P'n ~, vov w. ~
about 80 degrees. Tue AR rs gnu
cool most OF the "a hours tne mervury IN.
dieatins 20 degrs.s a. usually 'he nlsne,'
In ! Ihe w,h@Is aro oi'en "eser.ly
cola, put tnc IAN ne'sl suoa
tne Nno'o sui.o'''"e ''u""
Win ueep -,...u.n.
H., ,ha 49, ~ rsr.oD.
sn hsrs'.nJ o.iss a nnmher q,
.nch in~s,.nees have occurred-have never
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-12


Thc ureat war Ia tho East.
LONDON, Sept. ia correspondent
under date Of "Defore Plevna, Satur-
day. 8 p. NJ" says /: The Russians hal
during the night gained q large slice Of
ground In the direction Of Grivica, and y
battery Of siege guns hal been built on
an elevation within easy range Of the re.
doubt. Al sunrise that battery came into
action In the rear Of the advanced battery
and sent its fro sweeping into the redoubt,
which could not reply TO tho siege battery,
tho range being too long, so It pounded
away at the field batteries on the right.
but tho practice was not good. and few
casualties occurred. Tho l,ussian siege
battery made admirable practice Ut the
Grivica rcdoubt, which IL the key TO tho
position. The assault was intended to
begin yesterday afternoon at 0 o'clock,
but owing to delays the troops were moi
In position by the appointed time. Every
where now tho infantry Is In position.
waiting for the word. Toward noon the
Russian infantry pushed forward IN
skirmishing order, driving back the out
lying artillery, and followed aud came into
action at short range. Tho Turkish re-
turn iro is chiefly directed Of the Russian
first line Of artillery. and Ia very heavy;
but littlo harm Is done. Further on b.
the left TO the crest Of tho range beyond
Radisova, which WA ono array OF field
batteries. the fro ives very heavy. the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-12

Gov. wApE HAMPTON il described in
somewhat fiowery language as a "mas-
ter Of department." n a who studies
men and women moro closely than
books. q politician whose grand passion
il his lovo for his State. aud who knows
every part OF |, aud every nan Of con-
seauencs in il.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-12

Lisur. Gov. BEockxrYrH Of Missouri
says that when hs came to this country,
boy Of eighteen. be worked a. n boot.
black in the streets Of New York. Thirty
years ago be worked in q foundry for -
a week. and saved bis money until be
had enough to tuy a piece Of land. and
then Le was independent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-12

A wKLL-KSows German military
critic. Herr Won wieksdc. has a small
opinion Of the British army. In an ar
tiels in the Eolaisshe zitag hs ssts
down Great Britain. as a military power.
a. about GU a level with Spain and
Sweden. lie condemns tho orgapiza-
ton Of the army Al exceedingly imrer-
feet. and declares that the troops have
mo- msn,uvsrin; capabilities and the
genemls but scant knowledge OF tactics.