davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1877-07-26

7 .. (Daily)-Pacihc ErreS. for tio W-s' Sleents,
Coaches through Rochester BuF 40 Na2srA Fafs fei
ns and Chicago wouf change also, Hotel Dining cars 10
New-York tribune., 1877-07-26
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY


y rrns leave Amboy, Red Bank Long BIanch
Oo an Grove. 2. 74J, 9 ll45 g. ~ 40, M Al
800 D. m, Exprsss for L0Dg Branch, ocean GtoFS &c,
EXPRESS TRAIN TINE bel ~eel NeS. 0!A ana Long
Branch. ONE HOUR AND TWEN11 MINUTES.
PiTIiNAN PhRLOK AIRS attached to trains leaving
New.YOrk at $3.50 and 8 u. IN. - ..,., or.,.,o,.
REDUCED RATES FOR THE SEASON
Stages connect at Aaswa station 10 aad ron hEifVhi
-, ~ frnlI
New-York tribune., 1877-07-26
I ONG ISLAND RAlLROAD.-Fcrrv Boats

New York. from James sip 30 Innurs and from
Thirty f0Urrs'. h. r. l3 minutes pIeyous - cclaUue oi
trains. from SIN sitor on Sundays
-f0urtlst 0nir Trains Leave Long Island City iun-
P0n'j follows: For Grcelport. ESfbcr. sc,
s4l. 9sp3 a .:Su, 400 SunGayz 4AD N. Pm Pat
ehogGeetc,a 9o5a m >. 4:45 525 COB b. N suudags l5
Babylon etc. 7:5O. b:ft 3.oS ll.3" 42f
4s5, 5.Z3 sos p sur, ays. S:l5 u, G.35 ?. for
Port Jefferson etc, a. 10 NJ 3}D 5:0J p Sundays,
642 =. u. snpdsys, s.g a ~, $50 ~; Ior Locust
NalLy, etc al S.l4, 1880 8. .. 33D. i24. ln3,
G.42 D. ui. sgBdsys, $50 a m, ESQ D. IN. Tor Rock
away Bach ETC. ~ la2O 1890 H.. l3o. ., $50 s2t
5:O5 p.n-T pm. Far liOckaYay onySnd.y "a els,
no. II M, $50 3l0 $3.50, y m--5j o. N. {" i1r E'cS
Local fusirng, College POINT, etc.
per time table Iieket Offices ~ NEWiOkk st james
slip and Thirty fnUrtnst ferries at The Offices - es;cois
/. Co, PARK place, 1SJ Broadway 3i2 Rr01iHay.
Grand Central Depot Forty secondst IN BRoOKLNA,
gtcH In BkODkLNE. T. D.. 20 f0uTthsi. BY
purchasing tickets Of thu above oces baggage
bC checked from residence to destination.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-26
NJEW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW

IWK MI. UENENI.
Trans Boston, via. Boston & Maire r. r., a $40
1870, 800 and via Eastern ~ $50 r4o a. NJ
ana 23J and p M Portland. connecting with steamer
TeTistor leaving Portland ruescsy and Fry evenings NJ
O'CLOCK Desert. StateroOns secured OF W. Iloh'
ar,laoi, No. 2lf Washingtonst, Boston aid
r.. CUSHING, TEc 4. DAY,
Asst Manager General llc"ct AsuIt
lyrt
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-05-12

brtneen fcnnte, unD metnte aud, Ct let
wObl Der etn3iae lebenpe Wenf&, Der ss
cur&seisBt babe. So befrembete TIN
ater alsi@ BON anfans pie cYuti@e
Spra6e Der onseblt1en Ftr6enDerbels
iersr unr TIRE ssseulettieen Bef&tmpfs
uneen, carum CAB er elmer, Greunoe,
Der i'm iber ben Gtnoruf befra9te.
pel&en ole RefOrmutOren ouf ibn ma6s
ten, Dte Nntwort sd babe bas Sc
fdbL ale fdnoe Id am 3anee Der 6Bae
uno bSrte Die Gdiereien Der 8erporfe-
men," Die IeformatOren erI6tenen
tbm als ..bltnoe GIbrer Der Blinpen."
Nun nnbm W. feline 3uau&t gum
6tuptum Der bell. Sdrift. bte CT Don
Sinobeit auf nit @ersnteen. ufepobl
ni1t nit Anpa&t seIelen bate. Dun
Eel 1Gnebte tbm beretts cte GbatloGe
Dor, poB ieoe i'm 9aufe Der 5abrbuns
perte auftau&snpe Corruption pss
@brtaentbums ibre 8~esriincun8 eerope
In Der bell. Sdrtft fnoen wpute. Au&
nuBte er. nie Der bl. petrus pie @brts
fen marnt, iie m5hten Rte S6rtft nt@t
su ibrem eieensn 8trDsrben oeroreben.
uno wie Derislbe Apofel bemerft, pab
iein ltebfer 8ruSer paulus in ein3eIz
men Otnaen fAwsr 3u serfeben lei.
Dem9emds beI6loB d.. Die bell.
S6rtft 70 ~ laeen .nur auf ben
Snteen" 81. lelen. Gr beeann nit ben
Srtefer oes bl. Yaulus. Sc feel tbm
%belonDers Die fur4tbare Strenee uno
6efttefeit letner Spra@e seeen pie Secs
ten, tbre urbsber uno Anbdnser auf.
Wenn Elm SIiBfrabl, sefebt er, su lets
men Bdsen nieOerselGlaeen mare, er
Bate nt&t mebr erl6reden t5nnen ols
BET oieler Babrnebmuns. 6anp CT bet
oteiem ApDfel Die unerbittltbhe 8er>
Daamuus iecer GOrm BON odrs6s unD
S6tsma uno au6 Der ~9ertneiten ups
buna Deg ~pripaturtbetIe", Damn fcnnte
ibm pie iOgen. Reformation nur oIs
cine tormdle Verwerfun8 Ger erHen
D~rinsi9ien unp @runo11Be oes Gbris
fsntbums, Wie fte le,ne stiten 9ebrer
~ausgeleat baten, eIihetnen. Nles
mas oerlelbe bt. paulus iiber bic Ritz
DE last wel6e CT pie Sdule uno
WrunOOefe Der Mabrbeit nennt; ibsr
Die Nnfssuns Ger 0dnDe; iiber bas
Saframent res Nltars, benz une~brerbietig
~ nabsn ben 500 brtnst; iiber ben
altar leIbff, ocn peldem Die niht ei1en
curfeH. wel6e Gem 3elte bispen-aIes
cos fam ". 10 rein fatboIilb I'm Sc
%canfsn, wie in Nusprud, paB fetn
MOteffant es D,eperbclen ODER einsn
Stnu camtt oerbtnDen %f6nunte.
Gortfesnua fDIat.l
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-05-12
@arnnn8 fir Mnstpanberer,

Der 9ertrauensmanr bes Counties
gum S@uB Der tatbOItldsn Nusnanz
perer IN Afenba6 a. ~, Of. Sd.
MeYnbere in 0amburs CDprnbult
GIT. g. erlu@t bic tatbuIil6e @etflt9s
felt iCwte bic pre1e UNI idleuniss
BerbrettunS fclSenrer 8arnunB:
~Sm CONNER 1876 sineen etntse
2utberaner, thermometer unp RatbOIts
fen ais Deputtrte peutlder golonifsn
GGorublanps dber 5umbur9 nod Bra,
Ilten, UNI ausSufunpihaften. untsr
weI@en 8eetusuneen ibre ueberfabrt
unb NnleDelunS fattfnreu tonne. Vie
btsleIben Dor eintsen Nonatsn 3urids
famer unD 8etlebeptneuneen dueerten.
wel&e omar lebr oerlOfenb, obsr pur1,
aus unwabr finr. murDen lie BON BEL
btei9en Gtrma 81. >. 2obepana forie
pom bteftsen brafltanilGen General
@OniuIat nadbrafItdf 9sparnt por
Der Nnnob ne pteler 8eotneunsen UNI
Der Wetteruerbrettun9 tbrer follhen Ans
8aben. ErOBcsu1 elaubten btele 9eute,
aueS better au wiGen, btelten ibre fall
l&en Bebauptunsen aufuGt, baben
bisieIben tn &nbIanp unp anreren Srte
peiter Serbrettet, mad nsuefen 8ertGs
ten maRenbaft 8laubeu sefunben unr
wercsn oapurd wabri@etnIi1 0erans
IaRuns. Dob Gauisuue Iet6tfnnts aui
bte Is,lc uno lOmit unideItGem Glenpt
entse9enseben. I'm bic babel in Groet
fUmmenosn EatbUlifen Dor unalid
mSsLttt 81 bewabren. 9ste i'd fOlgsnps
@rfldrun9 aus cUmpetenter Queue
Die grpsOlttpnen mad Braflten ee.
i&ebsn nur seSen 3abIuns laut pro,
ipsct. Seitens Ger fatlsrlt6 brafl:ants
l6en Restsruns iinO CUR frstsn 8sf6r,
cerun9 ab Dambura, Bremen, anlwer.
pen fir IuspanesrungsIuRiee que
HnBiauD Deer anperen Dieslettieen San.
bern bts lsBt fstnerlet MttteI aneepis.
len."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-05-12

Sett AGA Supren. Das 1T felt Re,
Gtnnabule &Onftunttnppels bur6 Gull
tan MObameo II. bsrrl&sn bic ottomo
utlhen IGrte1 tn etnsm Ibeile. unp
Stsuet&t Dem i&6nfsn lbeile Guru:
pas.
Ddbrenp pes 15ten, 16ten unb 17tsr
Sabrbunoerts pranssn lte loaar weite,
nod @eiten Dor, eroterten Die Bolfan.
bolbtnlel, oie vdnptr uu1 oas Shwor,,
Wteer, Stsbsnblreeu unp unaarn uni
belaBerten ;Ueimal Wisn.
Mtt Gem Bssinn pss l8ten sSobr.
bunoertS l6ien inose ibye militdrilb,
Gd@tiste't In 0erful su serotben. 3br,
Srlese nit ben hetOeu 6rtflt@eu@ rdn,s
md&ten OeRerrei@ unp HuslanD MUIR.
ben tmuer un9ladlt@er.
Bts gum Grtsoen Don p~ai7arpwtp
alto bis 1913 marea 60 Die Sef,rr,t.
DER. bic unter Der Gibruue tbree
~prtn3sn @ugen" BON benz Galbmonps
etne @rOberun9 r1aG Der anoeren aurdfs
9errunnen. Damn tratsn an ibre STEELE
pie RuGsn.
uno 3par mar es bier In erRer 2tnis
BITE Tatiertn Satbarina, rpeI@e bic Cir.
ten ri&t tn einem, lonbern In elmer
9au3eu &etbe BON Rrteeeu rpisoer unp
thinner rteper 3u 9open mari. SIN
Dem erfe1 f.ste an Der Spibe DerSlOtte
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-05-12
WaS ana Marfe beS SOIfeS
frift,

fsut fG om ceutli@Ren beraus, penrl
man pfe Notwithstanding Der per-
ihierenen HestsIaturen Guropa's in
Betrabt 3tsbt. leber bic Sablage TIM
Deutiden Rei6e ibreibt Elm BIrser oels
lelben, alerbines aabm senue, bod
audi stemlt6 peutli@ f~oleenDes
Ntbt Obne tiefe 8erftmnuna au>
rud3ulalen, ftno Die iinsfen &et1ss
tags gerbanpluneen ibsr ben gtat am
8plf poriberesaansen. @rb6bune bss
8upaets um 68 WtIionen, cur@ Sra
trteulars Beitrdee 3u pefenDes Deficit
BON &c Ntaionen-if eas bic Ant.
mort, rpelGe bte &eibsreeisrun9 auf
pie bus &et6 our63tebenren Rlneeri
iiber Uer~febrefcdung uno Mrbett6lOfas
felt au eeben weib? 81 ras pte Waes
reeel. purh pel6e Der rifere 8ote Ssrs
tiummen fol-. Der DaS Nuflreten ce6
6unSersT Dpbus In ben pom Der Notb
am meifsn betmeelu6ten 0eeenber
melpete2 WdbrenD pte liberaIsn 9trs
ren. penn ie ftt' NIT Der HCtblase be-
faGen. fat ale auf pte cine Weiebeit
btnausfommen, ben notbletcenren Nrs
beitern pas Sparen 3u empfeblen-was
tn Dem jsBigsn Staotum Ger Nerbalts
nilIs uieIfaa ME btiterer 6Dbn ben 9rS
betsrn 9~eeendter f!tn9t,- bort mon bet
porIamentariihen 8erbanpIrnssn In
ctelsr ernten 3tit, MO Der Staat NIT
einsm srOeen SetlpieIe Der Spariams
felt pOraneeben iOute, ron psnlsIben
ferren, peIde pieie GueenD ten iber
ibre gage ii& 8ef&wereneen 70 fsbr
empfeblen, faum BEN Namen oerlelben
nsnnsn. Selbft c0rt. no oos 6ei1Ss
Budget pie iddtffe Srittf erfabrsn bal,
nernrmmt man nur 8OridIdSe. wie Der
ar5sere Mufpanp lei6ter befritten, uber
fetn ernifes Wort, note rerielbe peifnts
lib eineel6r6ntt werbsn f6nnfe. Der
selunre NsnlbenOnfonp wdree srs
warien. oaB mon bet Der ou9sn1etu
berrI1enpsn unD pOrausfGili6 nt9t
in Der alernd&fen 3sit ueri@Dinesn
ben NOtblaes cine Y:rminoeiuns Der
Ausaoben eiatreten lafsn Usrps, 10
nett DtsleIben ni6t ebsn Dfs SsIettisurs
cieler Notblaes gum 3wsde baben.
Stott peTen pfsperum cine Grb6bune
res guraets um 60 MtaiOnenl lno
penn aud pos Deficit .ur rs NiutUs
men bsirdst unD fir piefes feline neus,
Ni6sfeuern In Anlpru& asnOmmsn
wsrpen-wober folen penn bic par.is
cular> Staaten Die rs WiuiOnsn Mas
triculars Bsttrdae nebnien, aIS aus BEN
lal6en pes feuersabItnpen 8clteS, unD
mus Dteies lsstete cine ipI1e Iuettere
Snanfpru6nabme tn legieer 3st niht
lsbr ciiidenp smrfnDen2
Dos tacur4 bsroUrssrufene unbsbos
gen rriro aber no& ~psrrUppelt penr
mir ten sinjs!nen pOffen ces Rsihs>
Gtots eitpas ndber treten. 90 finp
bel pen Musaabsn ansslest fir pasWlis
lttairrpeIsn sol Wtlionen, fir ale
Wsrwaltunssswetss ater nur
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-05-12
GrbanlicbeS aus umNarn.

Ete Mortfdbrer reumcoi1&er Setten
rt6teten frdber tbre lebnll&tteen 8ltde
belcnpers au6 auf Den Belebrten Bts
l6Of pom Maram, IN unsurn, ale ouf
etnen Wann. ceien tSbrseis feline I'm
termerfun9 fdr pie @slsse ntGt seffut>
ten lpdrbe. ,pelhe has 0atifautl6e
GOnetl erla6en bot. EOlaenpsr Bsri6t
aus Der 8eipenatapt bes genannten
ptdlaten peri&euht bel ben @senern
ieDe pofuung. uno BET Den SatbOlifen
iepen 3wetfel. rpenn mob elm folder
bdtte pbralter f6nnen. Dian fGretbl
ndmltt aus Nsram
Der bo6w'fe Biidof 1r. SGlept
@sore SirosmaYr bat TN 6inblid oui
oas bsporfebenpe 8ii6Ofss Subtldum
pse b. 8aterS an ben Rlerue ieiner
Di5ceie eth Circular aert&tet, in mel.
dem es u. a. betst: ~Sn unlererb aupt:
fact A9ram bat ft6 eth Gomtte 9ebtls
oct, wel6es pabtn arbettet. oas erifeua
etne Deputation nod HOm 9eibidI
| perce. oelhe TIM Namen un(erer Nas
ton Dem b. 8ater bic cemttbtsffe 6ul
otsuns oarbrtnsen uno .bm cine NoreRs
init pen1 Musorude Ger uoGfom nenifsn
g~reebsnbett Iberretdrn fol- sDettsus.
rab Der petersvfennis selammelt werre.
mslhen oann pie Deputation nit nod
Rom nebmen Diroe. SO miro Guel
bO6wiroen ortnelt6ft ans 6era &c.
leet, etn dbnlt6es @Omite III Demlelben
3wefe tn Sbrer pfarre su btloen. gr'
mabnen Sic bic Sem,ttelten uno b6ber:
ifsbenoen WtteltsDer Sbrer pfarre, fl
m6een ith pisfer DsputatiOn anl@lie:
zen. 60 f6rute aud unlere Nattur
nIrot9 TN 0eretne NIT ben ibrieer
fatboltlben 0Slfern BET oieier @eleesn=
belt In Nom Dertreien lein. Saesr
Sie tbnen, paB Rom fur jeoen Weu:
iden, %belonperS aber fur einen 2atbo.
lifen, Der bemunperuneSwiirOteite Or
Der Nelt 1T ; DaB ntrssnbs pas falpc:
ltf@e Ders f&Dnere, er%tabrnere un|
trSRt6ere @eDantsn faGen fam, ali
Do. Der b. 8atsr 1T Der Steuuerlrste,
gbrifi auf Grpen uno Gas ibtbar
Oberbaupt Der air1e. @r 1T unler
oberiter Vebrer, Dtrt uno 0ater. "
ee3temt ft@ paber, pab ietne S6bn'
legt. no pte Oesuer 70 letDsnidaftltd
unD rIdfhtslos auf tbn oslilrmer, II
Eebrfahe. Neile TIRE eiebe unp to-
Grsebenbeit seser TIN an Den Gag le'
gen. Die Sa6e. pie Der b. 0ater per.
tritt. 1T pom Der b6dnsn @t6tetett
ST 1T ~beutsutase Dur6 pas betlismd.
Sise uno unbeidoltene esben. NIT is,.
mem feten uno differentiation @ba'
ratter pas Iebenpise 8iIU tenes Gsllens
porl Dem Der g5ttlt6e Detlanp lpri6t
ouB Jpn pte pfbrten Der 65ae ni&
l~berpdlttsen weroen. (Diuttb, 16.,
IS l6etnt, paB ft6 Der berr ielbff fiji,
oiele 3eit bes barfen Sampfes elmer
lOl@en S%telpertreler erpdbIt bat. ser
leoer 5IIfe beraubt, pos alts 8uncs,
rptrfsn lou, inbeni CT l6wa6 unp DIT
a&tet, nsnnO& DenStes iioer aueNa6.
unD 8raft Der Nelt oauOntraeen mirr
ST tt beute elm GROCER Rdmpe oel
@laubens> unp @ewiHsnsiptbett, obn'
pte ieOe Ireibeit uno leoe @uItur IL
@runoe seben mlbte. uuo er miro iis
loute ss aud 10 melt fommen, nit reu
pretle ieines BIutss uno Dem arsuB
pes b. ystrus 3u retten piGsn. Sc *:
itemt itd allO, uno 70 lit wdtois, pai
mir uns ale uu i'm ibaaren uno iba
NIT Ger 2tebe. Der Uerebruag unc CEN
@ebete ben bttteren Rampf pen,9ttsni
etuas erlet6tern, unp Die Aust&t au
Den enDlt@en Stes bei6leuntsen."
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eJn Der Mrbeiter. 9luselesen=

bobeu pte oberitsn 8ebbrpsn Der 5@wei,
farsIt@ Ginri&iunssn sstrofsn, rts
au& bet anperen 0oltsrn Bafau Rns
ben 10 ltreitt Elm ceutlGer Nolfss
NOM:
Die SGwei3 1T In Der Arbeiterfra.
9s NIT ether sntl6eiosnpen lbat pordn,
eesanssn. Sic bat i& pielsr Gage Elm
BobritsefsB seSeben. pur@ pel@ee lepen-
taue etne Netbe Der l6ltmmfen Miss
ffdnoe DsS 8abrifweiens bsieitist unp
aussiebtse 9Ortsbrunssn gum S&uss
Der Irbetter setrUfen rperpen. auf
cte loetalen B%efrebunsen Der peut1den
9atboItfsu miro es anresenp unp er,
rturterno etnwirtsn, penr fe Yernebs
men, bab In Dem S@wsi3sr Gabrifseles
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-05-12
6eibicbte elmer 8efebrnny,
(&atbplt@e 8swegnng.)

Define 9eiflihen Greunpe unp tore
Sestebunaen III Der moCsrnen S0ee'', N
Der Ittel zines 1873 ia eonroa srldte<
nsuen duberft interehuutea Budea, ole
Delsu 0erfaher Der berabmte gOnpsrnl
{. U. %. Warlbau adbtt, psl5sn 2Nt,t
ibsr Gle 6ttfI'6en WtlltOnen aun IN
OeutiblanD augsmein bsfannt ttt, unb
pom fsiner Sette. au6 nitt nWarf6oQ
lelb1t wiperIptOGen worDen. Sn GEM
erfen Der pier aapttel, aus rpelGem roe
BUD be(febt, 3etat Der gerfafler, rp,e Der
@laube an einen s5tIi6sn BerHf gum
seifltden Stanoe n on sreeno tpsIhe
Bepeutung Der SrctnaIiOa Dem Inel,s
tantsmus gang fern unp CITE rttual,ui,
t6e Nnl1auuns fiber Ssruf unp Bstbe
otelsm gang auptper ut; TN Stertsn
8apitel miro Der gtnRub csr u~neidub,,
gen pbilOlopbie auf cis 8lieper Der
en8ltlhen Sladtsftrde 9ef6hosrt TN
3rette1 uno crttten BUD leien mir. mir
Der Nutor aus einem aaglttanli6en
0effIi@sn 3u etnem atupe Der rDmtih>
fatpoitl1en Xtrhe sepOrorn TT. Sol9en
MIR Dem 0erfo6er. cen uir far3wee
W. nennen mDlIsn, auf lcinem 8eee,
pen er, 9efibrt Dor @ottee @nape. bts
su cen pfcrten 8Oms suridseIest bot.
/.
Or. 1T Der Sotn zines anae(ebfnsn
1sthltden Der en9ltlGsn StaatsfrGr,
Der sau3 ietnen seIebrisr1 Neisunssn
lsbte. Setne 6amtlts Iob penleIbeu nur
bsim GrtbfGf unD bsim Witta8smabI.
Abenrs eri&ien er pinftli6, lCbaIc &c
10 utr l&lu8. I'm JamtIfen3immer.
tniete on trsenp etnem Orr nteper nne
besann ein @sbet norsulpreten, obne
leinen Rinper1 aud nur etnen NugenS
bid Belt ~ lafsn, f& gu ianimsln, be-
Dor fe fiG NIT tbm rsretnfsten. Die
3eIisfun iaten ibm %tibsrbaupt cine
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2trt6ens2 alenber.
81: Sob. IS. sDtnn Der ErSfer fuuiuasn wtre.
GpnntGe, Is. Nlai. SerSatius, Bt1S
@sntaa. IA. Hsnifaiius, Nart.
DieaRas. is. Sspbta, Sansf' u. wt'
sp4ttpv&. t6. " Sstana ,. Ntppmuf.
DOnnerRGe,17. Yai&al. o. 0rnns.
Sr.ttao. Is. 1" Stlir ,. Cant. @enantius.
SamRea, l9. " yttr G5Itf. Cara.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-09
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.
CARSON SILVER MN

~ ing Company. Location Of principal
place of business, San Francisco, California.
Location of works, Ormsby County, Nevada.
Notice is hereby given, that at a meeting OF The
Board of Directors, held on the 9th day OF Jan
uary. 1877, an assessment No. 6, Of fifteen cents
per share was levied upon the capital stock OF
the corporation payable Immediately III United
States gold coin, to the Secretary, at the Office
of the company, Room |, No. 4o2 Montgomery
street, San Francisco, California. Any stock
upon which this assessment snail remain oh-
maid on the 18th day of February, 1877, will be
delinquent, and advertised for sale at public
auction; and unless payment is made before
will be sold on MONDAY, the FIFTH DAY OF
MARCH, 1877, to pay the delinquent assess.
ment together with costs of advertising ana
expenses of sale. By order OF the Board OF Di-
rectors.
O. Fl. BOGART. Secretary.
Office, Room l, No. 400 Montgomery street,
San Francisco. California.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-09
I'm SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT

I'm SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT
Court of the State of Nevada, III and Tor
Ormsby county, In the matter of the estate of
John v Shrieyes deceased. Notice is hereby
given that MONDAY. THE FIFTH DAY OF
FEBRUARY 1877, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and the
Court room of said Court in Carson City, have
been appointed as the time and place for PROV
ing tn will of said John V. Shrieves, deceased.
and for hearing the application of George l'nhy
Tor the issuance to him of letters testalnenfary,
when and where any person interested may ap
pear and contest the same.
Dated January 5, 1877.
ja2ltl0 T. J. EDWARDS Cierh'
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of the State of Nevada. in and for O.msby
county. In the matter of the estate of William
Patterson, deceased Notice is hereby given
that SATURDAY, the 18th day of February
1877, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and the courtroom Of
said Court in Carson City, have been appointed
as the time and place for proving the will of
said William Patterson, deceased, and for hear
ing the application of William R. Musgrove for
the issuance to him Of letters testamentary,
when and where any person interested may ap-
pear and contest the same.
T. J. EDWRADS, Clerk.
February 9Th 1877. l0d
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CHAPTER OF FRENCH FINANCIAL
HISTORY,

The future historian will probably
place high estimate upon the wisdom
of the managers of the bank of France
who. early in the FrancO-German war,
in her own interest as a private cor
poration, advanced to the government
of France (as per report, Nov. ;. 1878.
of NJ. Magne. Minister of tinance). the
imperial sum of 1880, 900. 900 francs
(say 100000. 000) payable in install
ments of 200, 100000 francs $40, O0O.-
000) per year. with interest at one per
cent. Almost simultaneously with
this aid to the central executive
departments of the nation. they care
fully nurtured with singular provi-
dence the productive and commercial
functions of the NATHAN, neglecting
not even the humblest.
By the kindness of Mr.. J. w. Shuck-
ers, we are permitted to copy the
following report made by the late
Mr.. Thomas Balch, Who obtained his
information from leading bankers of
Paris:
1T became apparent very soon after
| the hostilities between France and
| Germany. that the armies of the
Empire were too weak 1.-THE military
organization had been 'swormeaten. >
as was expressively said) to resist the
sure and swift advance of the Ger
mans upon the French capitol. Vari-
Gus incOnsiderable encounters even in
the last days of July, which clearly
foreshodowed the subsequent immense
disasters that overwhelmed the empire
L.
On the I'd of August, 1870, the advance
of 100000 imperialists upon Saar.
brucken without decisive results, had
a powerful effect upon the public
sentiment of the French people; OF
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An Illinois Correspondent on the Usury
Question.
Editor Init lIOnODOList:


Editor ti-1Ionopoiist:
DEAR SIR: | have seen i'll the Jour-
nal Of Agriculture and Farmer of st.
Louis. Mo. Il collection from your pa
per in which you assert that ''money
is now the dragon which is deyouring
men. women, and children, and whole
villages" And you ask ''where is the
Hercule that is to restrain this mon
sterl'
Permit me TO say a law to prohibit
interest on money in this country is
that Hercules. BY repeating this
protection given to money and making
all interest usury, after the passage of
the act, and receivable from the per-
son to whom it is paid. Our surplus
capital would buy and bring home all
of our government bonds which it
should be forced to do because the
blood and muscle was forced to defend
it in its time of need, and the blood
and muscle of Il country ought to be
rs sacred us the capital of it. There
would be another chance of invest
ment with profit for our surplus capt.
tai. in buying our railroad bonds
which are held abroad thus placing us
tribute to foreign country in sending
money to pay interest on them which
our government as a protective princi-
pie should not permit.
Our manufactures never can start
with life and vigor until that leak is
stopped. We have us much right to
protect our wasting national finances
us a man has to try to preserve his
wasting muscles.
We have the grandest opportunity
offered to lis if we will only see it.
that any nation ever had. BY this law
we would free ourselves from the
tribute we are paying the old country
and by the genius of our people. the
facilities for manufacturing, and the
advantages Of cheap money we would
manufacture for the world and take
all of the carrying trade. We would
then need no tariff laws to prohibit
foreign goods from coming to us from
abroad. None would then come lie.
ultimately nor would any be struggled
in for the best reason in the world.
With our raw material and cheaI
money foreigners could not compete
with us in manufacturing.
It is not the ''pauper labor OF
Europe that gives our manufacturing
interests the nightmare but it is theii
cheap money We can absorb tn,
'spauper labor and skilled labor O
England If we get money cheal
enough.
The road to prosperity has to be GU
out through neutral ground by repeal
Ing the protection given to none,
which has made the rich richer anC
the poor poorer. And if the govern
ment does not interpose, capital will
go on eXacting until the laboring mar
becomes slave.
J. r. PARKS,
TDD