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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-06
CALIFORNIA; ELECTION.
No Conclusive Returns yet
Received.
INDICATIONS POINT TO A DEMO.
CRATIC VICTORY.
Mayor Bryant Probably Reelected
In San Francisco.
lsrssrAL TO tue aoIp uLL D.'Ir sr~sl

s,x IN ,Sclsco. Sent. C.-.The count in
"a. +. ..,.,...,n, .,owiv prv.n,
tne wy " P'os
for Mayor runs ahoad oi his ucAo'' anu
IL elected beyond doubt. Indications
favor tie election Of Rogers (TaIpayer)
~. ahor,0 Tn T.,navsr,' candidates
nj. IT, c.,,..,.. c,,,n,v
Tor Cnief OF fohce' y .oi'cepor' '"""''
Clerk and Superintendent OF Streets are
running we'll. but the contest /. close.
u,vn.rJ ,T.,,.yer, "a elected Auditor.
~ ~, p,ro comrr..iorers
rno DemocfAs .'ee' i"'
Generally speaking. II isa close hght' and
m only about 5000 votes have been count
ed thus far, Il Is difficult to predict with
certainty, except In tho case Of Mayor.
Auditor and Fire Commissioners. Tho
legislative result In the city Is all In . fog.
Later returns from the city do not ma
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-06
Boscm.E's GERMAN SYRUP

Can now be purchased right at home; itis the
most successful prepsrs oa ever introduced to
our peopIe. II works like = charm In all eases
Of Consumption. pnsunonis, HsmorthAecs.
Asthma. severe Coughs. Group and all other
Throat ani Lung Diseases. No person hAsev.r
u-e-l this me tic u. viii oui getting Immediate
relief. Yet there ara gtcat inahy poor. snnsr-
with . suspicious cough. aid the noieo VI con-
sumption coming fraa their lungs. that VIII
not Try u. N yon lie. u IL yvur own fAult, 90
YOU eau go tn your druggist and sct . sample
bottle Tor 10 cents abd try n: thrre do-es Sin
relieve any care. Regulsr .'Ie MY 10 CENTS
ssl fin
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-06
saturday. Picnic.

Tho Miners Unions picnic will be held
at Tresdway's ranch. Carson. next satnr-
day. A.. already announced by the Nrws
this il to be = joint affair. all the Unions On
tho Comstock joining in II. The train will
leave Virginia City at 8 O'Clock In the
morning. Fifteen minutes later II will
Set away from Gold Hill. and at the Silver
city switch the rest OF the party will DO
picked up. This will form the largest ex-
curion ever seen In Carson. The military
companies are prasiiceing assiduously and
tho contest will 10 unusually interesting.
The Carson team. ~ before. Is hopeful.
Gold Hill Ia unanimous in the sentiment
that tho sarsfelds ought 10 get away with
the firt prize, but are all satisfied 10 see
tho beat man win. Tho usual attractions
% the grounds will BE- Afforded.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-06
,s-,n..,,.s FESTIVAL.

The Methodist festival in Gold Hill last
evening was we'll attended, and q very
pleasant time was enjoyed. There will be
unusual attractions this evening. Our
people should remember that this congre-
CATION Is entitled TO encouragement. Cali
In this evening at the church and enjoy q
season Of s~oeiAbility. There will be sing
ing. Rotations and other amussments.
besides all kinds Of good things 10 eat.
This will be the last night. Do not fail TO
avail yourself Of the opportunity.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-06
srOCK REPORT.
San Franchise BOARD.


40 Ophir. iss. i6A. ici.. isis h3o. IA.
20 could and Surry. sk. o.. o..
SIS Best and u ,lcher. iIk, lTh.E
3l5 MsIiesn. 10. i0S, 10 bS. i0s. 0N
$50 California. 2sk. SS.2s
Savage. IN. -.
ass Con. Virginia. 32k. sa<
1910 Hale a Norercs.. on. sA. ca.
$50 Chouar-P otosi. ak
cas- Yelios Jacket. l0s
e5 crvvn Point. Aac5
So Imperial. Sc. eoc
~ Kentuek. 3s.o
as Alpha. i0x
i7so Bslehsr, sS, Q. eS. ex. az. G..
?ts Sierra Nevsds. ~. ttl, 10. ass
- Utah. II. iiN
ssO bullion. Liz
tD E~xehequ~r. Gs.T
~ Seq. Fletcher. IL. ti%
tto ovsrmsn. 2sS. %. nv. 3sS Is. &k y
n Justice. Nv. III. "a. i1A. l2s b. all.
IA s. IN hD, ~ la. liz -o
30 Dayton. Sc
- Neg York. t0c
3cs silver Hal. 81. J
100 DsrdAneile~.l
SIS Alta. 4. 8.
no Lady Wellington. I. I 10
"a suecor. MN
3S Union Con-. 81, ~. -.
AS Ju,iA. ~. Is, -
v1O Caledonia. ti5.t
SUI south Justice. Ia
40 L<viathsn. ~
50 North c,u. virginiA. 90
80 Trolsn. 10
$50 Peytoaa. IL
10 BENTON
"a Andes. t3c
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-06

DuRISo a debate which took place
some time ago In q Scottish town coun-
Gil. on 4 question where much diversity
Of opinion prevailed, n baltic, among
other reasons In support OF the measure.
stated that II would he OF immense ben.
eft TO postority. On hearing this, the
provost, who headed the proposition.
got up and said /: I'm really surprised
10 hear ony man bring forward sic M
argument. What sason bae We TO sac-
RIDGE oursels for the guide O. posterity ?
Point oot," he continued. striking the
table. and looking triumphanily ut his
opponent-"point GOT q single instance
whaur posteriiy has ever been O. the
least benefit TO u.s."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-06
Married.

The Carson Agpsai Of this morning says;
At the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Eirod.
last evening. the marriage ceremony 81
their only daughter. Miss Emma. Ia George
W. Richards. an aitaehe Of Wells. Fargo
4 Co.'S Carson agency. was performed ny
the Rev. J. u. McClAin. All Of Dicks Did
friends will h. glad 10 know % hi. good
fortune In forming 80 happy an alliance.
May the ligh, Of prosperity attend the
happy couple.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-06
r-pscra,. ATTENTION HERE.

Notice the "stsr Remedies" De. Van
pyke'- ~"AniLbiiious Cure l. preferred 10 all
other d, -pept.e medicines. fifsi.h dee- not
crlpe, Second, u docs not nauscato. 1h'fd,
Il "a pleasant Ia tsst- and -reil.
"Tront oil ointment" 10 prepared rom Lake
Tahos Trout, and IA the beet Liniment in The
world fot nheumsti-m. Neuralgia and sprainr.
90 to yoar druggist. get a sample bottle OF
hottlr Anti.biiious Cure. one dollar. auij iy
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-06
Iauadess Death.

Thomas Fitzgerald, an oil man VIII" has
been known on the Comstock for a great
many years. died suddenly a, an early hour
this morning in Killeen's saloon. q street.
Virginia. Deceased was about sixty years
OF age. The coroner was promptly notified
Of the death and will hold IN inquest next
Saturday. Dr. Conn. who was called In
when the condition Of the old man was dis
covered. was ~ the opinion that he hal
been deal about an hour.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-06

An inquest into the circumstances at
tending the death OF Alexander Desonoran.
who was found dead IN the northern part
Of Virginia City yesterday. will DO held to-
morrow evening.
Mas N. Lynch. Mrs. Requa. Miss l..
Requa and Mrs. l.. T.. Droxlcr were among
the arrivals by the express train yesterday
morning.
Mr.. BENJAMIN. formerly Assistant Su.
perintendent Of the sutro Tunnel. left the
Comstock last evening.
A. ]. TYRKELL, President Of tho Society
Of Pacific Coast Pioneers, left for Califor-
mia last evening.
ATTORNEY GENERAL kIrrEELL returned
to Carson by the 4 o'clock train this morn
ing.
BrLLIoy valued a, slii.3oo ~ was sent
from the Comstock yesterday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-06
J.e nar.~rs'. sssr..

In Virginia City thero is a clothing
establishment which Is known as The
Pride Of Nevada" !! is thus known for
the reason that Joe Barnertis the proprie-
tor and gives hi, personal supervision to
everything connected with IL. None are
N poor but that they may purchase . In
mil al clothes for themselves II they will
only call a, "Thc Pride 81 Nevada.
Here may 10 found choice ~ eAtensi,e
selections % the finest furnishing goous
AMI underwear. which may he procured ~
prices most reasonable.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-06
Fer Maryland.

W.. n. yirden. for several years con-
nocied with the Gold Hill NEWS. started
ON a trip to tho southern and Eastern
States last evening. Mr.. virden will 50
first TO Baltimore. Maryland. To attend tho
Grand Lodge Of tho Independent Order OF
Odd Fellows, to which he has been elected
Grand Representative from the Grand
Lodge of the State OF Nevada. After the al.
journment Of tho Grand Lodge he will
make an extensive tour through tbs East
srn States. taking in New York. Philadel.
phis. aud other prominent places OF in
tefrst.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-06
Osneers Elected.

At the regular monthly meeting Of the
Silver City Miners Union. held Tuesday
evening. tho following officers we're elected
for the ensuing year Thomas u. farr.
President: Joseph Hebert. Vice frcsi-
dent: u. Sewoll. Recording Secretary ; l..
Du~rrenbergcr. Financial secretary u.
brown. Treasurer A. vanasse. Con.
ductor : y. Longtot. Warden. Financial
Commiitee-D. Page, &. coad and =. W.
nraut.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-06

Coroner Hodges yesterday evening held
an inquest into the circumstances attend
ing the death Of William c. Lewis. who
died at the Empire lodging-house In vir-
GINA City last Monday morning. Anum-
Der Of witnesses were examined and con-
siderable in,eres, was manifested BY the
public. the Coroner's Office being crowded
with spectators. The testimony OF the
nurses and attending friends Of deceased
was the same as that printed In tho SEws
last Tuesday. DR.. J. ID. Zangerle was
called as a witness. Inasmueh ~ the other
side OF the story has already been pub
lished in these columns. wo give that gen
tleman's statement. lie testified 10 hav-
ing been called professionally 10 see do
ceased Saturday morning. Tho man who
called witness said he must come quick. -
the man was In = dying condition : found
deceased suffering with q very severe At
tsek u pleuritis ON both lungs. The cav
ity Of the chest was filed with Q large Of
fusion 81 water. There might have been
INSTRUMENTATION. Ne Was In great pain.
His pulse was 100 TO $50. and intermittent.
He lad been suffering excruciating pains
the whole night. Witness gave ne-eighth
Of q grain Of morphine at once. and mo
eighth more In nftecn minutes. and
the pain still continued 10 increase. Wit
ne.s then ordered fiaxsecl poul-
tees 10 bc put all around his chest T:
also left . small box pills. containing
each one-eighth Of q grain Of morphia.
with Instructions "a give one u the pain
Wa not gone ~ suit .ncressing in IN
hour. When witness feturneu ueeeAseu
was better, u the pain Was ,nereAAihs On
both sides. witness eupPcu MN on r rsen
side apphed = shiaii piisxi. Aoos
that on and continued the PouhuoeA. anu
also save Nun ue'inc,n.e Aeoni ~.
rum ''I,u' ns.ndv In
heart; also gave sumai,nIs- oa
pony yiassss o.uer.s .aon ..,he
pam, hors'r', 'h,.eas s.,anins ws,e
,nee'snua pa. vn-. ..so,r.a %
discontinued; MiIns.S hla Nm ,s,
,ne sauie h'"',c'no, y ny -. 81
,o.N' S.." ~ sa,,S IN ny more
,ounu n'n s.n. a ,ai.h, IL
ior hini' tSeep. Una an e'heuo M'eas
gwen MIN. Inc ~snus'on Wa ~ s.,s
- - - t...u..
u a,u W. y, ana ~ an. ,,r.s. ma.
n.Ha. 49, .s,,.-,a,,r mornhins
~ uno euss. aA 49, h..ardirc ~
pm 49, s"." ,a~,in,onS ...h 81
-. NA"s.'.e Nv. .s.h ~. ,r.In ~
uese S''m' H. \" mn
morpnn ne 1885, AZ !.
n' VA "''
nr Me-, ,..,,s..l Al, leny,h n. IN hi.
~. ar go .nS ~ con.
eohheenon WIN .ne 49,, anu IT. =,
ctIh,ns '"e pos' uio.,'"' .."." ~.
wnish no Vas Ples.h.
sohs Ior ,ninkins mo man nnon,na .nS
ir9m w. .nee,s VI oPiau, psan ..i.s
ieis'.i tho uAhne, u's -
nal oeeh observed; so ~.
pneumonia "''e "'0''' W WV P
mortm, ~ ..u. A..
Dr. heaih suheu su~ps,an"aity .ne
zane as III. Manson; siNins "a nis op,n
ION mat LEWIS "ea'" "a' sA"-eu W 'P'u'"
poisoning.
DIR. u. 4. Kirby, County Physieian' tes-
titled In having made the autopsy. The
lungs were PLACED In water and noated.
Examined the brain. II showed slight
v~einous congestion. Witness could not
come to any conclusion a. 70 what caused
deeessed's death. lie found several symp-
Ions u opium poisoning. but none 10
warrant him In stating that deceased uieu
from that cause. II there was any eu-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-06
n...remre. a.n,a rveuI.x.
I~ssaass,s Iiuiiisn.

The Consolidated Virginia aud California
mines male another shipment Of bullion
Last evening. consisting % s~ovcniy-ihreo
bar.. valued at ssei.2sa 10. These ship
menis included. the bullion accounts Of
the two mines for the currrnt fiscal month
stand as follOw.:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-06
I~pistrles Ceurt.

In the District Court for the First
Judicial District Of Nevada. Judge Rising.
presiding. tho following business was
transacted to-day
Ayers vs.. Smith-Defendant ordered to
produce CERTAIN papers at trial.
Bennett vs.. Mofitt- Confined for the
term.
Southern Cross Mining Company vs..
Europa Mining Company Continued Tor
the term.
AL trial jurors excused from tho 10th
until the 18th instant.
Daniel Cornell admitted to citizenship.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-06

San FR,ScIscc, sept. G-a;i5 ,. NJ.
Argsnta. 2 10. 2 IS
Grand Prize, i9a
Justice. lLsi. Ia
California. 2ss
Best 4 Beleher, H.
Julia, I 20
Eureka Con-. t3h,
Hslcher. e.. Gs
Yellow Jacket, fOa
Hale 4 Norcross, a., c.
Savage. ~
Alpha. II
Raymond a Ely. 49,.
Bullion. ia
Justice, Nv
Best & Belcher. Ia
Mexican. 10. o.
Gould 4 Garry. 81
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-06
CARD.

To all Who are suffering frcm the errors and
lniiscrvtions Of youth. nervous westneas. early
decay, loss of manhood. etc. I will send .
receipt that will cure YOU. RE ~ CHANCE.
This great remedy vs. discovered BY q d ission.
arr In south America. send n self.adirrssed
envelope To the REV. JOSEPH T. INMAN.
station d.. Bihie iiouse. New York City.
MINI 6m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-06
Total si.is7, ciO ~ si.io3.2 900

The clean up % the California for the
pasi fiscal month has been made with the
above result. That % the Consolidated
Virginia has not yet been made. ~ u was
the 9TH of August before the clean up for
the previous month was male.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-06
rnR pA,.AcE RATING STAND.

FOR . roast of iscf uneiccll~i In Storey
county, 70 to Thomas Hsfron'. Eating stand.
In the Palace Saloon. Va. 7 North q street,
Virginia City. frrrh oysters At all hour In
every style. Forty miners always on hand 81
night. for tas'y, homo style of cooking. and
the best anil frvs, e-t of al that tho markets
sfori. the Palace Eating Stand las no superior.
Try Il. spi: m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-06
q. 90. GALLUP.

q. II. 0ALIur. opposite the Bank Of califor.
nis. 0oii Hhi. hecps constantly ON hand ali
ayaite brands NJ Imported C:sar-. choice bit
cigar. all Ii ds oi chesing tobacco. mrer.
shann pipes. nuts. candies. Ono euticrJ. and
toys and kncy goods OF all kinds. sp2s m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-06
Moaesary.

NEw YoRK. Sept. ell 4. N.
Currency. 96a 997a.
Silver. is@ia.
Trades. N6c9j.
Gold opened at 3i13t.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-06
cor.ps n

Sudden changes Of climate are sources az
P~ulmop,ry and bronchial Affections. Take al
ones Bpwn's I,unchlsl Troehes. lei the Cold.
Coush or Irritation Of the Throat Be ever 70
plight.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-06

TEE young Texan doesn't tell You his
wssthssrt II - sweet - sugar, but says,
"Oh, sAsrl do to put in coffee"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-06

Lson's KArHAnox makes beautiful. giossy,
iuxurtsnt hair; prevents lie falling out OF turn
M ersy. Il hss stooj The test OF forty ,ysafs.
is eharninsiy perfumsd. and hss no rival.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-06

''Tnr millennium has come" said q
lion to o lamb; suppose you come
out OF the fold and let Us liz down to.
gether. ~ has bean foretold we should"
''Bsen TO dinner to-day" inquired the
lamb. mot n bite Of anything since
breakfast" was the reply, ''eIqspt q
few lean swine. . saddle or two. and
some old harness." II distrust D mil.
lsnnium," continued the lamb thought.
fully. (which consists solely OF our
lying down together. However, you
may 10 over to yondsr sunny hill and lie
down until ! coms."--Bos!on GLOBE PHI
iosopher.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-06
lAnatRlE rlsrlFlEs.

Qui.sing ths Doctors ~ shs Ger
saer's lsquest Last EvsniaE-
Dinerent Views or the Question
-Tssstmeay OF the AttendantS-
Verdict BY she Jury.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-06
NJ. LIpoucuknr attended n. marriage

NJ. L%lpoucuxRE attended the marriage
Of the Lady Mayorsss, aud was much
impressed by that lady's anxiety about
the magnificent train Of her dress.
"After the ceremony" he says. "as
the happy pair left the cathedral, the
unfortunate train was borne by two chill.
drsn. but somehow IL escaped from their
hands. and the bride hastily caught II
up on her arm and carried II with safety
into the carriage. This WINS too much
for an old lady. who Indignantly OBJ
served 'Shs thinks moro OF her train
than OF her husband A p~recocious
youth standing by turned round to the
irats lady. and remarked: 'Quite
right, too. I dare say her husband will
often neglect her TO catch his train"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-06
.r.,..,. ,,.,. n.r.,.x.

yohn Carroll J FLswis Williams
Ill French pknapp 4 Of aov Bissdsli
n L fuitau k0 Preston Mrs J Loryes
Mrs II N brown NJ Z Hiliy-t "a Roberts
A Williams Mrs uurt. . eh W scott
Mr. Cf Patrick J Oyrrscre Ash
Mr.. A Lynch Mrs. Y Free l. Bridges
Ma N J Yparks
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-06
ssr~es s~lss,s,,sa..

isr rus a. .sD =. rslsaa,ru lrSsl
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-06

look At OUR PRICES. THEN CALL AND
" sxsmins our goods:
ols Black Drsss ssiis, 1ci2 50.
80 Baslsess Buiis. 90.
Sl5 Black Dress Cssts, 81 so.
a3o DtaGsasl Csaf, Vest ast rss Gas.
slnese fsnts, go.
0IO Cashmere Pants, - NJ.
o. Cashmere Pasts, % 25.
~ Cassiasre Pasts, ST..
with prices In proportion attached 10 oil our
goods. We mari aiI goods In pls.n figures. and
ali them - Married. Our goods ars psDected
By % personally. and fiom ,enulns dealers and
honest men. We buek no s.cs womsn "a the
tridee. We deal With mon. We ask the publLe
Of Doll Hill 10 cali on Ne and look q our
press. Thsy viii then b sssisnsd that
a 4 RICH,
iss MAIN STREET, GOLD HILL,
Ars masters q he sisuasiou.
Knit
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Charge. Asaisss oamssssa.

PARIS. sept. c.-Thero are three counts
In the indictment against dsmbstta. which
charge ofIenses against the person Of the
President and against the Republic, In.
Guiding one for tho passago In the Lilne
speech, ending with the wordS $50 sou.
METRE on no demettre." There arc six
counts for public insults 10 ministers.
The Government will not permit the trial
TO be reported.
The Pops's Isssstiess toward sess.
LONDON. Sept. Cit Is said that the
Pope. who 10 improving In health. has
definitely resolved to restore the Roman
hierarchy In Scotland. Cardinal Manning
will shortly 90 10 Rome on . confidential
mission In that connection,
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-05-26

P2oCEEDINGS
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-05-26

mensonge. II ny a plus de paix, de
religion ct de bonheur pour vonS.
VouS apparteEcz deSormais i Fen
fer. La joie tut passagere, mails la
soutfrance era eternclle. III rouS
faudra DIES p}eurs, DIES rrrentlrs TT
dc douleureuseS cXpiationS. E>t-re
qu'on hlauchit TN foyer souille par
certaines SCULPTURES: E>t-ce que ftx-
piation, meme Ii plus Tongue ct la
plus sincere. tera jamais "ublier: n
In dcrniere heurt dc la vie, pres It,"
ceuX Ini Sont vos e,tantS ct p|eu-
rent. vou> scntez. vous, o panNlr
miserable dc Ia tlutc 1T du reptn-
1ir. pal1lonntt. conSulce ct pure:
Sill est Ii, XII, ct quill ignore on non.
nest ii point Notlc iugt. ct ne vouS
dit-ll point que sans son pardon
I'auilc juye !ui-M~lnr nc >a,rait
rardonner: Car nous avonS uEt
certaine doutancc que la justice DIES
cirnN, tcmprrte toute1ois par la mi
>'rirorde de Dieu. Sera tontice II
victimes conlre lears bourrcauN, ct
que lotfrnSeur. dams une certaiile
mesure. relevera de quiconque l'au-
III oiftnse. Mails CONNIE nous au-
ronS tons etc plus on moinS dies of
tenScnrs 1T DIES otltnStS. no,> SerOns
certalnem"nt mlstiicurdieuX.
Ruth auSsi!
Nous lgnornnS Moore. CeSt la
nne dc q accusations uu'on &c },or-
t. point ilconSitltremrnt. Comme
lr crime est grand, il fault DIES tt-
molgnngr>. DIES preuyes ct dcn fats.
Les arnarenceS clles-mtmr> sont
;lOmpeuSeS. A~vrZ-vOus VII? TT on
hllonS point 1n'unt accusation de
ce genre, ttant %tauSSe, etant porter
a la ltgcrt. est la pins aiominable
ct la plus vile DIES lachettS humai-
ncS. Car la mtchancttt croft volon-
tiers III calomnie, ct vouS ne pouvez
plus et1acrr Ia s%ouillurcs qua taite
votre int;llne calomnie. Au>>i pen
SonS-nons qu'on devrait arrachcr
impitoyablement la languc II mi
serables lui jouent SUI III mot lhon-
dune femme ct lhonneuy d'u.
ne famillc.
Oui, nous ignorons encore
J. GENTIL.
II lontinntr.)
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-05-26

Eelisc mari6ie 4 l:Etat par lie con
settlement d'ambitieux ct d%'insenses,
nest pas encore venue. On peut
hien. ii ct vrai, daps la republique
dc la liberte, poster, maug:eer ct
11clamer contre IL liberte de CONS
cience. mails sans peril pour Ia Con-
stitution ct par simple privilege DE.
nergumtne.
Jim Blaine a etc voir Hayes. II
ma pas change.
L0uisiunc.-Elle est tres calme,
ct les plantes poussent.-Jonhelt
serait nominee officer naval. Will
hanson avocat de district DIES r. u.
Wells Observation-Disclosures, Packard
ouelqnc chose, Antoine 'ien:-Le
sieur johnson, contestant Ald'teur.
i tte aeboutG de SEES prttcntlons.-
lie general T. y. Ogden a donne sd
demission lie major general DIES MI
Ices dc rEtat.-La NourelIc-or'e'
ans ne paralt pas di>poSsec a payer
I'M take dc unset DEM pour cent
all profit du chemin dc fer aa iacl-
tioue.-Il fat clland.
Dryujsycs Noure1ies.--Don Carlos
i etc prize de gutter Ia Francc.-La
Chamb,c est prorogee. II est dou-
tcux que lie Scnat consente d sd dis
solution. ct MacMallon devra chan
Ger O ,aiuisterc.-L.a Prusse rcgar-
de In France de travcrS.-LeS Rus
SEES preunent rot1ensive ell Aisle
Nincure.-Ia Servie lie veut pas
restcr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. proba.
Die de rAutriche, ct tormiahleS pre-
paratifs de rAnglctcrre.-Lc Sultan
est IL lie Danube.