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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-19
LOYAL BREVITIES,


iHE season for the pardoning OF Peni-
tentl"ry olFds mas arrived
THE public lamps will be lighted at
2:3O A. NJ. and eXtlngulshed at 5:50.
THE Boarn OF TRANSFORMATION Excur.
sinn vasterdav Dassed off yerv nle sanI
Iy.
RrcrNN1Na to-morrow eveninV the cItv
will be eny.Ioped in darkness for four
nIvhts. Tine public lamns will not he
liyhted.
.,e,-u ,,.,, ,,,.
nm oneA 'nG ht'Sio ,.'n.'.' ni '"t.',
Front stresIsp; viii bo discussed by
Connc,l this aftarnnon
.,,.o.d hath with
NM "A: u nAMlLloN, ohai sSu yS s ooSn I'i "i.N
steaiIhe jewell! IAiueu "T ~ l., oti 1ot,orr
asa WHlo' anu t., nm "IS"At u "uo D"V,s!
w. W. Wy O.1.h'r "a
~, o, volo,;,
co,o,aI taII iotoo .iaterr on Grann
s'ra,I SUnoVVt r,,ordan r @ oftarHnnu nnt rnnkiiu
SSaeVt "ct i,';mrah hn liz ton Tbora w.
80 nIO a.! ,ho ~ ,arn ~ tho tinoa
NV
JohN EhDlioooh "as iouuu eulity
5rorn'Sas for tho nurnose of nrosti,mfinn
mntion for a new triaI ana arrest ~,
;nI,1ment vas made and lhe occTsnL
1I9 tn.rswnr
JAMES INWARD, eisnIeeh years oIu' is
accused Vi tapping Tue Illi VI MI meyer
EMIb md Sycamora streats lie nh.
tninea continuance of his case until
Ontobnr "a BAIl 5000,
-
HEoh1h NJ WILLIAMS, Cne coioreo
DaroeI, "no ulsposeu u. oonh DtoHns
coat' tne lacls u Mniot appenleu ~ yes
of S25 and a sIny of thirty days in tn.
Nork.Aouse,
uu>,,x K,vvro +,;,or ao;n h,;
,ll't ~. rI sir@,. r', ,i,;I tr,t'i uoime Dusl
s, uGes 0I tHi,1v", ta"1'n %'o d"ev t"ev
ntsuH So,e me ,r"n, 4T,eo onVeieu ua' Sn"p
WI ousn Sn0 n,,tnn y, "ns'n' INV "u.o aeIy
s.,t,S ',, SanH ,vn,.,1 neti 1'o"pI
cassimeres.
o,,onc,. C.,, h,a uou,, po
oHoNu iAN y SAnH h"u IoI'y Doyel
hILesLeu Iva oto,'ns 9oiie VI
nel ul5 Sooue; th tne oi!oe oourI
.uls liol ntns ~! '"J Ou"U uoot 81
Was Was anueoueu ~ net " ne Da Nv ot "a 81,
Ne case was uls11SSoo "u0 'ne oio'nes
49,
30 w I'"n oee'io. Vi ~ tne W
men pai iIy ua'T eu 'na: sne VI uel
-, MIN thn IInf, " ~ E.loi,nr. 80 H.
slon mitn Cuo ~ Unlo oaN sZeiIunS' 1'i W pe
Sonu % uoIeu .I az tno eHlno ,n ~ linoip!=e' ana
w w losueu De4ol 'n0 A01>' Spl1ns elec-
hoiis as u"ll5'
JOHN ROONEY, NV ork.house par
rGv, n LeIun reu teu 'nis morning. 70 tnat pop
ulaL "ooue ~ !ntiIy ua!s lol steallhg "a
S1'lt VI ilVna N1,., y, hetAn9s piaoe, az NO. Zoo
Wtst ~ a'leeC' ite .. uneu ~ unue[
MS eoat, ouN 'ue 0un nuns oo"n anu
gave nAnA away
THE same programme tonight at the
National, as has been the past four
nights. The arrangement is sO that you
will never tire, Tor first you naye scene
in wnlch tne ehtlre company Is repre-
Hented, ana then IN quick succession
Iollo"s an ono Vi pleaslng variety and
wen caet lalee.
LAST night John Frohmeyer, proprie-
Tor of d shooting gallery on Vine b :
tween Twelfth aud Thirteenth streets.
fred a ball across the street, breaking
the show window of Mr.. Boehm's bak
cry. The charge is pointing and dis
charging firearms and Will be inYesti-
~ HunHRnAv.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-19
Ponds Extract.

There is in nature bounteous provision for
means OF comfort. The Witch Hazel, or Ham
ameis Virginica, contains juice which has
a wider range of action, more prompt and
certain curative virtues, than any Pain De-
stroyer ever discovered. Ponds Extract con-
tains the eatirc curative properties Of the
Witch Hazel in the purest form. Ask your
druggist for it when you have pain or an
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-19

Persons undertaking tours, during which
they may be exposed to the filth Of hotels, and
brought in contact with all sorts Of unclean
coverings OF hotel and railroad furniture, or
be required to seek close quarters with people
in dirty garments and other offensive sur
roundings, should never go without cake
of Glenn's sulphur Soap in their pockets. Do
not start without II. Sold by druggists, gro
GERS and fancy goods dealers.
Hill's Hair anu Whisker Dye, black or brown,
sno NJ W&F
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-19

A HERo-A man who can give up
dream. ng and go to his daily realities
who can smother down his heart, its love
or woe, and take to the hard work of his
hand-who deties fate-and, If he must
die, dies fighting 10 tire last-that man
is lies best b ro.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-19

$40 to 81 900 invested in Wall street
stocks makes fortunes every month.
Book sent tree explaining everything
Address BAXTER Il CO., Bankers, II
Wall street, New York.
se2G-]X6W, W,F&M&oc4-lyw,eoy
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-19

Dtman's Sea salt is not merely healthful
luxury, but has produced really wonderful ef-
fects in many cases Of glandular swellings,
rheumatic affections, neuralgia, sprained
joints, &c. Sold by chemists and druggists
Beware of limitations
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-19
Quality and Merit Considered.

Quality and merit considered, the
ignt. swift, silent Automatic (no ten
siou sewing machine of the Wilcox Il
Gibbs S. NJ. G ;. is the cheapest in the
world. Write 10 III West Fourth street,
Cincinnati.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-19
THE LATE ELECTION.
Official Returns From ALI Except
Hamilton County.

The following re urns are official from
all counties except Hamilton, and the
figures for Hamilton are directly from
the official sheet:
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-19
NERVOUS DEBILITY.
1iOn 0f an eImlnent physlCian.

Nos. Cures. Cents.
!. Fevers, Congestion, determinations, %
g. Worms, Worm Fever Worm Collie Is
8. Crying Collie, or Teething of Infants, 25
4. Diarrhoea, of Children or Adults, rs
8. Dysentery, Gripping, Bilious Collie, Is
6. ChOlera-MOrbus, Vomiting, Is
z. COughs, Colds, Bronchitis, -. IS
8. Neuralgia, Toothache, Faceache, rs
8. Headaches, Sick Headache, Vertigo, Is
10. Dyspepsia, Bilious Stomach, 25
II. Suppressed, or Painful Periods, 25
Il. whites, too Profuse Periods, Is
la Group, Cough, Difficult Breathing, %
ID. Salt kheum, Erysipelas, Eruptions, 25
Is. Rhenmatisln, rheumatic Pains, %
l6. Fever and Ague, Chill Fever, Agues, 30
II. PILES, blind OR bleeding, -. 50
Is. Ophthnlmy, and Sore or Weak Eyes, 30
l9. Catnrrh, acute or chronic, Influenza, %
30. VVhOoping-Co violent coughs, 30
2l. Asthma, Oppressed Breathing, 30
%. Ear Disc harges, impaired hearing, 90
"a. General Debility, Physical Weakness, so
%. Dropsy and scanty Secletions, so
90. Sea. Sickness, sickness from riding, so
81. Kidney Disease Gravel, Do
2S. Nervous Debility, Seminal Weakness
or involuntary discharges, Il 90
29 Sore Mouth, Canker, 30
30 Urinary Weakness, wetting the bed, 30
81 Painful Periods, with Spasms' oO 00
3q Disease of Heart, Palpitatio4s, etc. 10 10
g. Epilepsey1 Spasms, 81. Vltas Dahoe' w w
a. Divhthe c ria, liberated sore throat, on
"a Chronic Congestions and Eruptions, SO
FAMILY CASES.
Case Morocco with above 35 large walls akd
Manual of directions, $lOO
Case MOROCCO of 20 large vials and Book, 90
sz. These remedies are sent by the
case or single box to amy part OF tho
country, free OF charge, Ola receipt of
price. Address
Hunps1reyS'
Homsopathic Mericine Co.,
Office and Depot, NEW YoRn
For sale by all Druggists,
jal9-1yF-d&w
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-19

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;::; A REAL SEA BATH AT Home! : $:::

is produced, free
from the organic
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surf.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-06-27
PATENT APPLICA1 TONS.
Application for a Patent
TO TIE
GENERAL LEE MINE.
No OFT
NO. 37j.
U. S. LAND OFFICE, EURFY,, Nov.
May 2S.b, 1877.

""H No'D, 1919
NOTICE Is HENEBY GIVEN THAT
~ the Adams Hi Consolidated Minine
to Dpany, whose rosto1ice a'i,ress is Edretn
Nevada. has this day fled it, application fo.,
u paten' for eight hlndrcd 900 lin mr. fat Of
the Hrneral L"e niine or n h%,niing siiytr.
with surface ground two hrndr' d ard t.n,
c2l0) feet in width, situate, lying md being in
Eureka Mining %irsiric', county Of Eureka
md Stat Of Nevada. aud known and de,ies
mated by the fell notes and official Hat on
fic in this ofli e as Lot Number 100
Tho exterior boundaries Of said Lot M
10 bcit ns follows, TO wit: Variation ljL
degrees east.
Commc nciny Mt n post mari ed No LUIS
Survey No. 10. whonco the flagstnff in Tho
r1wn Of Eur.ka bears ) 81 Dig. ~ min +. ~
feet: the highest point nt Ruby Hill Mol
bears y 8dg. II min. MN 8 feet: and ths lon
OF the Genera Leo i 81 u" bears = 4jdg. n
nin.W .i3jS- :. .: thcice running | t COURSE
:. 0dcg i. 40 foot, TO post mRrRei No., 2, q.
) survey No. 40: thence 81 coarse s. 70 Il o
W. 500 feet, to 20 I marked Ne. 3, L. :. Sur.
ycy No. 10. whence post No 1 oi L. s. SIR.
voy No. l0i. Wide Wc.t louc, b ars : 81 der.
% . in. ". 10 $40 10 t; III nca ID conrsc n.
:. Survey W. 10; ard III nee 9Th course n
30 deg. t.. zoo ct, to post No. /, tho place Of
beginning, containing 81 100 ac 80.
1brs claim j. hound d ON nnith r end bv
any known clairIants. 1h' nearest inineg ara
the NIdo West atd the Lexington.
The location o. his mine il daily recorded
in hn Hecnr ler's off e Of E4reka Minins
District. on page Us, as Book D. Of said Min
INK Record.
An, and all persons cain ing adversely anv
port IN OF sid General lee nine, or ii
i ing erpun ss hcr ,inbosored sea ibcd. ara
repaired to fl thtir Adverse clai u vita ,ho
Res lister Of The United states Land Office M
Eureka, IN the State Of Nevada, dari e he
80 la : pc iud of publication hereof. 81 thry
will bc barred by virtue 81 he provisions Of
the s%fntat'. u. y. lMMEL. Register.
Eureka. May Is, 1877 m.2-.OI
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-06-27
Application for Patent
TO THE WlLL!AMSEUHGH MINE.
NJ. 5Tl.
|. $. LAND rfrirg,
IIREK Nv AuN ~

EUREKt. NV, May /. 1871.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ samuel Coop r., A. Benedict. l.. A,
all aud t.. 1. Mcdaniel whose iusiot &c al.
dress IL Eureka. NV, huye Il Is Uay filed
their appl alton I, Il patent for fifteen hun
Or u I,1Oji linear lest oi the MI nn, bursh
mine or Vein 6carins siiYer, with sVrigee
ground awo hundred t250j Get m width. ,itu-
ate. lyitg snd being III Eureka niaing dis
tiIet, c0dHty Of Eureka and state of Nevada,
AID knpsn and d, sisnaied by the ht Id botvs
III.
Iho exterior boundaries Of said lot No. III
benz ~ ,lioss, to-ait:
Van ttion Ia ~. east.
Com neneing VI a post marked Ne. |, u. g.
survey ~. III, wh nee the aasst Il ia tho
TO II Of h Trb II bears :. 90 d . - m n. t.,
~ Il, the hi. hest point . iuby fiil Ne. /
bsif- ). U DIG. - min. w., 81 f.. post
"a. |. L. :. survey No. 81. Dul aLackpr ] 40
bears \. bS dg. . mln. W.. 80 O.lD H., and tho
main shat upon this lod bear. ). ~ az.
r. I0I J-lO -; thence Running lst course :.
Io's d<. h., l,DO Il, to post tnarAod Ne. ?, L..
, wy 40. III; thence r nIiHs I'd course
:. lli7 ia. ~, 40 T., 10 tOst marked w. 3,
!. :: survey - III; Themes ia cour.e n.
1871 is. W.. !, % t., - post ark Il No. &,
L. :. survey NJ, III. iht- post stands on Tho
south sn't tern boundary OF survey IA. 81, Bull
" aekor lode; themes itn eours y 5,ug. L..
iOi g., to pOst u Hthcd No. j, Il. :. Furvv, No.
III, tho SINE being post 40 = y saii survey
No -; then . 9th course y. "a Ug. W.
10 2l0 t., to poet mara cd No. q. l.. :. sur
voy No III; thvncu n'h cUursy y. IL Ok.
=. u 10 H.. 70 post No /, tho ulace Of be-
gIunIn ,,outaihi1. q IS 100 acres.
Ihis CLAIM i bounded Sn Tho west by tho
JullsntcA"r nine.
The iOea ion II this mine is daily recorded
ia the AeooTde,'s ofica Of rureL "A MI irz
Dlst,ie On page 2 u Il oa l. ot Tho EuroAa
! tsiTltt Mining ccUri-.
Any aud all persons claiming adversely anv
por,l"n Of said h~llHHsbnrsh niue, or id
luiHins gro md, rs Ii rein Il fore described.
the ncglstcr ii he Uutsd Atss laad Uiiico
atEurota IN the state o. Nevada. during
tho SIXTY days period OF publication h Ievi,
Of the, will b. barrea by Virtu- vi the proyis-
lions q tha statato.
my2- o. D. y. IMMEt. Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-06-27
Application for a Patent
TO THE
CINE MINE.
NO. SO.
u. s. LtSD 0FFrcE. |
Eurekn. AeyndA, MAY 10. 1871.

Eureka. Nevada, May 10. 1877. (
NOTICE Is llEitEhY GIVEN THAT
~ Alox. Fraser aud Norris llattnett.
whose post0iliso address Is Elr'ha, Nc
yddi, have thls day licd their aprlieauon for
a putenf or ii teen hundred q ,J0Ji in ar feet
~ tho Ma Hnet uiine or yein hearing sIiyer.
wi h sur acc ground two huEdred CO. feot in
width, n mt lying aud being IN the bur ia
MiHIng Disuict, county 81 Eureka ana state
OF nevada, aud hnown and designated by tho
tield nUt,s and Oil ial plat on hlo IN tins
office rs lot nln bet llb.
The exterior bou ddries OF said lot No. lis
beiug as io,loHs, 10 wit: Variation l0,s deg
cast.
c mmoncin, ut a post marked No. |, L. 5.
$ trvey No ilS. who CO post Nc. /. Sdrvcy
No. II, lndustr lo1e, bear. s. 81 dY.Z u N. w..
obF o ID feet. ! he 1nsstut IL the tOSn Ot Eu-
reka bears ~. "a 81 ~ ~. u, li,I0I ie {. Tho
h highest poilt ~ k1b, iili No bears 40
DIX 81 N. N..7,t2l ieet. and Tho Magnet shalt
peIrs ~. dg. u IA. W. 10 uf,t fhence rdn-
nj Z Isl course y. SdA dg. ", 10 Tee 10
rot mi rked No, 2. u. ). Satvey NJ. LIS.
marked No. 4, L.. >. Survey M. ~. Thenca
III course >. sJA dg. t., 2J fcst, 10 post
marked No. 1. L. ;. Su yey No.SIls and
thence Ith coarse ;. y d.. ", /. 19 feet, 10
post n +. the Ilice VI beginning containing
6s9- 40 aces.
1his claim il bounded on neither cnd by
any tnown cilimanta; tn nearest claidps arc
the II Id Eagle ana inIuttrY. -.
~ location o. tl : uine Is dily recpfueu
IN tho te orscr's office Of Eureka MiNing
District on page s, q Book / Of tho EIrS@a
Dis.rict Aiming ltecoids
Any and all persons Ginning adversely arpy
portion Of said VI gnet min, or said nimnlg
ground as before desc 10 d, nro rJr
CURED 10 file heir ad ven SO clnim with Tho ite1-
lst I OF the United > utes Land uilicc ut Eur4-
XII, ia tho state OF Nevada. daring the sixty
days period Of publication hereof, or thet
will DO burreI by virtue of tho provisions On
the statute.
myil-jJl ID. Il. IMMEL. Register. |
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-06-27

TN THE uEsiKI'r GOIHc OF
The United States for the District of c.
yada. In tie matt al JONAS ccIIN and
JACOB COIN. Ban rupts. in Bankruptcy
Unitd ) ate of America, district o Neva n,
.s.-A warrant in bankruptcy has been issued
by said Couri agiinst the estate Of Jonas
Cphn and j acob COIN of RI towns OF Eureka
amt Iiochs respectively. o! the cour ties OF
l. ndrr and Ear ,kn mad STATE Of Nevada, in
said district, who la g b en- duly adjuIged
t.arkr pts Upon TIA -ir own pa ition: and The
payment II any debts and the de livery O.
any prop ,rty belonging to said bankruprs,
t. th m Or to their use, and The traI sfer o.
any property by them, arc iorb,dd N BY LAW.
A IN Q i.g o. the creditors OF sa:d bant rupts.
to prove III ir debts and choose ona or moro
assignees Vt their estate, will b held ut II
Court OF Bankruptcy, to. be holden. at The
Court room Of said Co RI in Carso. City, Ne
vaia. IN said district, o tn,
81 d"y Ut July A., -. 1877,
ut 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
-. ArGU-TUS ASH,
United States Marshal and Messenger in
Bankruptcy for sad District. jel9.td
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-12
OONETABLEN' SALES,


jacques Levy W. hIarIEns Mailer, same
Second Justice Court for the Parrish Of 0gleAnh,
nv vrRTtyR III flSsa WAITS OF RIKRI FACIAs
Eb TO me directed by thu Ven ". H. Holmes, sec.
ond iustio0 Of the peace IA ard ~ eaA parsh Of
Orleana. ia the shove entitled suits, viii proceed
to sell at public suction, 81 the Merchants and
Auctioneers Exchange, on Royal street, between
Canal and Cuatomhouae stroets, on HOHDAX, Feb
ruaEy s. 1871. attweye o'clock ~. the following de-
BEEvkN LOIS on aR0UED, WITH aii the build.
inRs and improvements thereon. situated In the
l. -, - H. Is 10, II and e 10 square No. %,
bounded b. Force, Havana and virtne streets and
London promenade, - per plan drawn BY J. A.
Purge, On May :, le43i aud Meaning, in American
measure, vla Lots hos. i ?, and Z, each, % feet
hont q Londqn promenade ~ llo FEET IL depth,
and 70, measuring, each, . FEET mont on Force
street, y l29 feet doep, between parallel noa lot
10. y forming The eorner o. kofea and Havana
SIX LeTs OF GRoUED. with all the hunames
sd lmpfoyemanta thereon astnated In the Thira
District Of This city designated As iota Aoa 8, y
q 8, 10 and II, square 40. o. bounded b. London
promenade havana, Magistrate and Law atfaats
per plan drawn BY ChaA o. Crawford, on April
3 1885, and Deposited In fhe ofaoa Of 4. DragIE
notary; ard lots adiqiu each QthoE mealnrina
followd. Aot No g. % fest inches ca MaFistr y
str0et. - $50 fest inehaz ~ dapth lot 10. =, 50
feet inches On AeQlatral1 street. b. 100 feet
inehoa 10 depth lot 10. g - leet inake1 'front.' on
Aasstrate erect. ~ lss feet Inches - espthi
dexnaf al 1IaEittsefa SD HrFna4 ufrasta
Seized n TIE eIoFl nu1n tsE1d 1nd 1hflti1A guitn
I14HIGa~CsNH e. tnE sFaI.
Is A ~ JOHN MeuoElneK. oenstahle.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-12

campaign was conducted in contradiction
Of these piedgesa Why should he have re-
fused to meet his Republican fsllow-citi-
gems in debate or in councilG How did it
occur that the very White Leaguers whom
be had defeated presented themselves as
the spokesman and representatives of this
Conservative nominee?
We could see no consistency in these
known and noted facts. We have found
Mr.. Nichols in effect under the guard and
direction Of the dangerous politicians
whose pretensions to rule the party he
had defeated, and when we found him
presenting his own certificate of election,
backed by the White League forces, and
demanding his government, we were
staggered by the suspicion that his nom
nation was after all but put up job. A
job under which while he preached con-
servatism his followers organized rifle
clubs and artillery to carry the election by
force, and install their principals and prin-
ciples in all the offices of the State.
When, to these significant facts, we add
that claiming to be a man of no party, in
the programme Of his campain he has
confined his complimentary testimonials
to single party and to the most violent
section of that party, we are inclined to
regard the whole affair as a cunning piece
of political strategy. 1t is of the same
piece with the Democratic nomination of
the Republican Horace Greeley, the mod
Grafton of Senator Gordon, and the Union
shrieks of Mr.. Lamar.
In proof of these probabilities we find
among the honorary testimonials of Mr..
Nichols the names of many orators who
have made the Republican occupation of
Office the ground of their revolutionary
assault upon the laws. Who would have
supposed that such patriot as he who
claimed to have been Governor of the
State would have condescended to wheel
from the circles Of his eagle flight and set
tie down on the carcass ola mortgage Office?
Or that the disinterested public prosecu-
tor for an honest election vote, would
nestle away in tax collectorship2 We
should not even now be surprised if those
virtuous virsgoes Of the press who have
denounced with such abuse the official
organ of the Republican party, should.
in the farce of electing State organ, fall
to pulling caps, and empty upon each
other the remnant and refuse of their
slop pals in this contest for the
empty honors Of party organ.
Sufficient evidence has, however, been
afforded the people to satisfy them
Of the true character of those who have
professed to be the best friend and faithful
servants Of the people. The mOmentary
assumption of authority by the pretenders,
as has occurred in history, may be signal
lied by the creation of peerage and cona-
manders, but the pageant viii pass away
under strict investigation of the true au-
thority by the Federal government and
the courts.
Inc Republican government maintained
in the exercise Of its legitimate powers
will resume its sway. The courts and
saloons may be infested with bogus claim
ants of office, but society will have had
an opportunity to observe how far the
party denounCing Republican love Of
Office have, in doing SO, been actuated by
sincere principle or pure patriotism.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-12
A REFIEoTION on THE ooMMUN1TY.

The Picdytne heayes a few tufts of
grass at the motley crowds of idlers, loaf
ers and market rats who surrounded the
State House on Monday, end have given
their entire attention to blockading the
streets and sidewalks and entrances to
public places and rum shops ever since:
The noisy demonstrations are embarrass-
ing to the representatives Of the Nichols
government, and the mob IL nuisance 10
ell parties. 1t Is, moreover, reelection on
the community, and it IL hoped that If per
snasion does not avail, some measures will
be taken to force the noisy crowd to retire.
It is not much ''the mob" cares for the
community or anything else unless there
is an immediate reward or punishment
attached to it. They are always on hand
on exciting occasions, whether it be the
parade Of the fremen. the charades of the
Mistic Krewe, the antics of Rex, or the
peaceful marches Of the White League.
Sc far there has not been much actual
damage 70 property. We hear, however,
Of one grocery being raided; three or four
houses of dsfenseless women invaded back
Of town, and here and there drunken
! row among this class Of ''citiEensH on the
street. Evidently the tnob has not yet got
to work. But it is fromno regard for the
credit Of the community that these people
behave themselves. How long their mega
tive conduct can be depended upon is 3
question which depends upon the show
Of force that the constituted authoTi-
ties may be able to bring 10 bear
against them. Force il now the supreme
law Of the city. By force he police sta
lions have been captured, the supreme
Court invaded, and The judges oustsd;
the Recorder Of Mortgages dispossesasd,
and general capture Of al places worth
having planned and openly discussed in
the Demoofatic papers Il is not strange.
therefore, 70 fnd the rAbble becoming de-
mornlized BY The bad example Of their
bsiiarg. and that they should begin 20
think Of acting on ths COED old plan.
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