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The daily gazette., 1879-01-02
Bngdad has lately been vi.itea hy AM

Blgdad has lately been visited hy an
epidemic fever, which is attribu to the
general imperfection of lis sanitary ar
rangements. Fever is indeed almost
Constantly raging among the poorer
classes OF Bagdad, who die in large num-
beers. being unable to pay the exorbitant
charges demanded by the native drug
gists for quinlne. They have, however,
another auidote by which they set great
store, and which has at leasttne merit of
costing no motley and being easy of ap-
ulication. A large gun, captured many
ears ago by the Turks IN war with the
Persians, occupies promi minent position
u the city, being place.. on a KIND of
scattold and Illuminated at night by four
lanterns This gun is firmly believed 10
possess the miraculous power of curing
lever and warding off its attacks. Ac'
c0rdingly, when fever is most prevalent
dense crowds push and struggle with
each other with ths object of reaching
tie gun and rubbing themselves agains
it. Of late, owing TO the scarcity o
Ounine, the gun has been rubbed agains
with unusual vigor, and it is credited
with miracles of healing that more thai
atone for any amount of destruction i
may have effected in days of yore.
Lieut.. Thomas A. Fitzgerald of
w. Police Station, Baltimore, reports
case of a severe attack of neuralgia tina
came to his notice, which was probabl
and effectually cured by Keller's Roma
Iiuiment
The daily gazette., 1879-01-02
Caleb Cushing Ill.

NEwBURYPoRT, Mas, January l.
Hon Caleb Cushing is quite i'll to-day.
HIS illness causes great anxiety to his
friends. Mr.. Cushing is seventynine
years Old.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-02
The Madame sim Walking,

NEW YORK, Jan. IN adame Ander-
son completed her ,5i0th quarter mile
at ten O'Clock tonight.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-02
Pratt'S Astral 0lI

Pratt'S Astral Oh
Supplies fully the want for penTS..
safe and reliable Illuminating on loi a
lily use, free not only from the dal.s
explosion but from the danger OF lae =.
igniting should the lighted lamp be ",
IL ~ pat up IN gal, and gal l.a ..i 20 ~
each OF which is closed with he'AiH
bearing the manufacturer stamp n
Ing handled several hundreds OF tliou'as
of gallons OF this oil without hlhs"s
dent resulting from It's use we can am W.
dentilly recon- mend 10 as pefiec"i
and safe Oil For sale wholesale AZ
by JAMES BELL
Cor. sixth & Market n'
Physicians Pocket Cases, Bug
Cases, &c, for sale by
FLAMES BELT
Cor. sixth 4 Market
SURGICAL INSTRUME
most complete stock, and the laiHe
sortment of Surgical Instrumeh.s en'
hibited In this city. For sale al Nem ,sD,.
prices. Illustrated catalogues ,iHT ,ur"
by JAMES BELL
cor. Sixtn & Market
Prof. }. A. Going's Horse Reme'
Veterinary Editor OF esprit Of the Ts'
Going's Worm Destroyer, Copemannsa
ic Powder, Going's collie PowaeI, ~
Cough Powder. 9oins's "Anatsnny III, #
| Horse" IA card-skeleton upon W anT =,
located every important disease ease e1 "a,
the horse Is liable.l All the aDove IT,
| by the Agent, FLAMES BELL,
Wholesale a Retail Druggts
Cor. Sixth & Msrkel
LADIES'DEPARTMENI
For supporters, Braces, Trusses,
Stockings, Anklets, Knee Caps. Syn'1
~Priyate Room. Lady AttendaTS
IPrlyate entrance for Ladies at No. u
z. JAMES BELL
| Wholesale and Retail Drugg'n
Corner Sixth and Market siee
Wilmington. Dela"s
The Best Qualities of MEplCisl
| AT WILLlAs'
THE MOST RELIABLE PRoPk'''
MEDICINES,
AT Ninth and Mars
AT WILLIAa'
A fine assortment of HAIR, TooIh
NAIL BRUSHES, ,,.,a
At Ninth and MARI
A choice Imported Key West, PrldeV'
West or Greuley Cigar, Va
AT W1LLla"
Choice FLAVORING EXTRA
Strong and Pure, ,o,r1
AT Ninth and Man
AT VILLA
Fine AMERICAN q IMPORTEpJ Jl
Al Ninth and MN pel
=" Get the best" WILLIAMS sh''
CEOUS DENTIFRlCE, ,,s
AT wILLIAss|
G,0foe Goods, Accuracy IN dspe's''
Reasonable Prices. I'D
WILLIAMS PRESCR1PTlON
apl2-tf Corner Ninth and MAJ
The daily gazette., 1879-01-02

DIR. TALMY prescrides for the diarrhnea
of hot countries from 20 to 300 grains Of
sugar of milk daily. lie administers it in
he simplest way the sugar, dissolved
in little water or as draft, in the course
of the day. An excellent mode of admins
tration consists in putting the dose OF
sugar Of milk to be taken in litre or
two litres Of milk, according to the habits
and digestive capacities Of the patient.
The treatment is spred over severl months,
diminishing the dose as nnlrition becomes
more considerable and easier.
The popular verdict is generally the
right one; and concerning Dr. Bulls
cough syrup the people have long since
decided that it is the best cough remedy
ever introduced.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-02
Loci

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1rst Nat
IlilOii Ma
htiOrial
blaware
iawdrr
lila WI
alaware
elaware
filrniligt
IilIningt
Cast
Rlaware
RiaVare
III. Pass
The daily gazette., 1879-01-02
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Auotatii
Our and
Family
Ext a \
BupernI|
| Wheat.
New Lt| |
The daily gazette., 1879-01-02
Patent

obtatsed for aev ts~e~ftous. q, =, -
on old ones. for medical on OTHER co 90, .mp''
rdrts and tdbeis. Caesats. Lsy''pynAi
f,reaces. Appedis, Suits yor Inn g"'n.1 .nn'.
all cases drtstw0 sudsr ths Pafen, IJ,gsn'' J.
" attended Iupvuf;n.. ,,s 1--WE
The daily gazette., 1879-01-02
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Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1879-12-07
Der Yampprsfan6s.

Cine Der leltiamiten Gri1einungen lit
Der 0ampprglaube bel Den Bulgaren, uno
frnabr nod islIIamer lit es gu uennen,
0aB oieier @laube nad) Sioun9arn al
brineen permodte. Weines WiHens gibt
es ater bios eille Stabt I'M 9ansen luoli=
den un9arn. no an Yamppre mebr als
an 8ott seglanbt lpiro. uno oieie Staot
befinoet Iitb eeraoe 1,pii1en stnei @ulturr
itdoten unaarns, rNimlih smllten arao
unb SemeSpar uno heISt Yingd. IS
ipdre cine intereiiante Stuoie, menn man
ausIlbren mollie, tuie eesaoe in oieiem
StdotAen Elm uon pulgarien ssbrahter
4berslaube feite WurSeln iflaeen tonnte
umo oaB gerabe bier oas Bolt nod nit
!3dhtafeit benz @eoanten an Yamppre treu
blsibt. SD mil mir In NanioIgenoem
aeltat.en, ben 0ampprglanben in Der
Wsiie, tuie er tn Wi9a berrlht bier in Gurs
aem 5u er6rtern. User auf ben Webanfen
fam, ben eriten Watnppr su erlinnen, bars
ilber sibt Hiemano alusfunft, nihts6eitos
nenigtr i'll aber Die 4rt Der SeriteQnng
zines iolheh Glutiaugers nOtoriid. Gs
limb ba5u weoer Grallen nod 6liigel, nod
ireenb,pelde gluiidueeriiiIel notbwenoio,
osnn es genigt Elm tleines Gno uno oas
Ser5 etnes Weald)en melder an elmer epi.
bemiinen 6ranibeit aeitDrben it,; am be-
fen ioll Die ibnar3e Yeit iein. Dieles
per3 ipirb nun auseepreBt un0 Elm Sros
pfen Blui, luelher bemlelbenentauilt, mirb
Dem fieinen 3inoe in ieiner Habrung ge.
reift. tuoonrd Damn Der fleine WeItbiirger
5u einem Wamppre aeiporoen i'll, IS ioll
nod ben Weriiherungen aller Wampprs
aldubieen - duBerit angenebm ie!n, Elm
WampDr tu iein, benn einenl iolhen Men.
itbsn selinet ie6es llnternebmen, ieine Ja-
milie llno isin Wermbgen Dermebren lieb,
ieine Selber bleiben BON MiBernten Der
ihont. turs: Ct III Elm aliidliher Wenin.
Daber fam man es tein Wunoer nen-
rlen, ruenn ju 3siten einer Gpioemie Diele
. Wompprsldubise nah benz Su6enoen Der
ten (Das teroiisseriliere Serb r1uB nod
5udssi, mshn bas Hlus iuistln ico) bsr an
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Sedjs quite SiiGeuresefn fit
cine auge6etsOe SSaaSfrais.

Sodter itebt Die 0fildJ am Ssuer
Dam glib 2ldtung luis Elm @eier;
8enn bic Mid), I0uit lie in'S 6euer,
0ultet luabrIld) ungebeuer
SoAter brdtit Du Sauben, Gnten,
go oeraiB hidDt, lie gu ipeno.n;
@e9en angebrannte Gntcn
gSebrt man iit NIT 6iib unD SdnOenl
Sohter Iob niGt unseial3en,
Sod) lib SorIid)t bel DEM Sdmal;en;
Nismono id)medt, mas ungelalsen,
8ollenos niht, mus gang OsrialSen.
sohter pirIt Du aaiiee bremen,
Damn lap uidtS Did bon ibm trennen
9interber bilft Dir tein Hennen;
aSenn einmal bic 8obuen breanen!
gohter! alle irbnen 9Opfe
SiaO serbre9lid)e @si6opfe
Drum feb az, bob oieie Sopfe,
siidbt berlieren ibrc 20pIe,
So6ter! NIT oes Seerbes sobleu
Sri bebhtiam! Dit perboblen
@lhnmen nod bic b0isn sfobIeR.
Stiften 9ranoe sanS berltobIen.
Godtsr! luirit Dein per; nie febren,
3u Der 0iuiter msiien 2ebren,
Damn miro ifets 0sin Wtnnn Old etrsy
llno nibts G1rsn 6rieoen itoren.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1879-12-07
prei Staulmbud)bl0tter.
@itga6silt bon SuSiuis Jreiberrn BON
Gmpfeba.

DieIer Sage bIdtlerte ilD in DEM Wes
oenfbudbe elmer Werlforbenet1. mir elre
mert6e Geliquie aug fritbereH Eagell.
Mnf ben bereits etpas perailbten GeiteH
baben Die sablreid)en ssreunoe oer Gigen-
tbiimerin i6ren sortaeFiibIten puI0iguaGen
inle i6ren lpohlgeHeirteu 1Blinlnen III
ei9eren un0 frenloengBorter. mad, Dumdii-
gem Ser5ensbeoiirfnilie, Ausorud Beges
ben.
glu6 o[lerlei beutIdoe Boeten haben iid9
bier lammengeFunoen iebt pergenene
uno Nnoere. @s iii cine bilfte@eiellidloTt
Wtatthifion, Suitinus Gerner, e5ulsus ufos
Zen, @lesbeint, @uitap Sfhluob; QUO tSess
bel nit elmer i1wungbollen Gelbltld1lloes
rung, oeren Der Dibter Iit1 pielleld]t heuie
nldlt me6r erlnnert.
3nii0en al' ben uielefl freun0liben nflo
uehmilthigen Bliimnen WerglBnletnnlfDf
menbe idD Elm neues BIdtt nm ur0 - ttF
Supel blenoet inein Muge, Elm bier Der8ras
benes unbefanntes Suuel eriten Tan1es.
Gin ei9enbdnoig eingei1riebenes Gebiht
bon Soetbe. Sic eSnihrift ftannlt aug
Dem Sabre 1881 oamaIs Iebte bic @leeH-
thiimerin 6es gudes in Weimar, no bic
Grinnerung on ibrs itrablenbe GhDnbett
uno Ieltene 2ieben8miiroi9teIt rocb leBt IN
monhen Seraen Der alten0eneratloH Hac3r
flin9t.
0a bieie 8erfe, iooiel id, tueiB, nod
niht our6 ben 4rud per6Hentlidt lino,
10 tuiro, luie id boifs, ibre Wlitt1eiIung
NleIen erfreulib iein. Sic lauter:
ygSirb' en fiiuiflsrii4 8eniiben J.
9toienbiiid)e, we iie bIubeu,
Roieufrone, tuie iie leu5tet,
Sell, poni Miorgentbau befeudtet,
Sielen 8iatteru annertraliene
8iiroeit Ou Oein 8tbnB fdhautu.
@ie'S ber &oien9arten beet
8IebfS III unirer 8raE geprdgt.
am Iduoften Saoe 1891.
$. B. b. 8 oetbe..
Jreuoia erItaunt iibee bieie 70 nners
Dartet gefunoene Yerle bldtterie i'd meter
uno fano balo oarauf folaeane 8erie zines
gpigoner, Die lid, 5lDall3Ig Sabre ipdfer,
ben gSorten 6es erOBen Wteilters rlcbt
unwiirbi9 anidlieBen
Gin GptgonefPridt
ts. g0et5e's Sni9rft in bieieH 8uee .
Scr @innlel bat es id)on erfiillt:
gls fnoSpc fDns Der wfeiiter inti,
0aS tebt uup, reid uao boil eatbiIt,
Sor hem cnt3ttften Siinaer oa.
llno bat iog0r i'll eelem 2ieben
S6on neue anospelein aetrieben.
Geiegnet iei bic Roisnpradjt,
@cieguet bIcib' fe ale 3eit,
Soft bait ais @Grtner treue @acht,
9ob RnOipe, 8lutbe, 5tamn sebsibt,
lluo oas IN ioI1em @arabieic
Sur S9au, nob teine sbrdne flie6s
Stuttgart, am 5age Der &siie, 2s. Sanuar
1851. GranS DiggeIif ot.M
ytoda mDoe lia Elm brittes 8Iatt 0us
meinem 5tammbnde, ebenIalIs elm Muti-
graph fsran3 SineeIitebt's. iuegen oer
9leiden 8eSiebuneen ieines sSnboItes bier
anihIieBeu:
au Metauie bon Sedenborfs
geboreue bon Sptegel.
v0u idtelt nod bic AbemDr6t6e
Der groben Oeutiden Spnnc @eetEe.
&on @eimurs golDner 3et umbaudt.
@ergieb Drum, iuenn in Ddmmerieusc
Sier Giner Der utooerncn 6ierne
8or Dir elnpor unb neoer taud]t
| @S tueib audj in serriifnen 8abuen
| Gin coles 9Scib ben Gott III aljnelf,
| Die 9eael int aonctenlduf,
llu0 nur IN ibrer rsinen GeeIe
@ebn ale 6ledea, ole 6sble
DeS StcrnS uerflert uao frieolid1 any.
Stuttsart, "a. Oeaen.bsr 1845.
6raus 0ingeIFebt~
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1879-12-07

Sas betaubernoe 3i9eunermdbhen itarb
nnrn einen Sobn ihres Gtammes, Der, iid)
pom ibr betrOaen lpdbnenb, iie in Der Gifers
lubt erooldte. glod beute aber sldnst in
Ger Itabemie 81 Maorib. als cine tbrer
t9onlten 3ieroen, oas Bib ,,oer iunsen
3igeunerin" bon Der Sano Muriuo's.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1879-12-07
Ganse einerIet.

.,Wiuft on 5hmalS cher Bnffti
Jribe? fragt Die wtsiiterin ibren Qehr,
iiua. als iie Die Shlen sum Mben0eS{en
i6mieren min. ct Is MIIens e;tiol
6rau Meeltern." ontlDortet Der N{ifficus
.iameden hhn' ID la bod Mid bopon n
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1879-12-07
6 0 tte8 Geoeit.

q oiiSei. 6 pmm iffdr .gbA
Sic ertoppt Duroen, III es Stnen n elmer
Wo4e selnnaen, nisrnal unentbsdt tinSub.
breben -"
5trold3: .syd, ts mar, ais ob @Dflee
Segen babel gelrslen ip6re. !
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1879-12-07
StoGfeafser eimes gSer6eirat6ttea.

Sb @iIas gftis, seist aetrcuIid biz bic aenssniie
3ipiebel an:
@ie ibaSs, oab man Sdpissermiitfsr nidt
aDnIid unterind)tn tanai
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Blauaisfalti9es.
&inoes anfeu.'

gldr9en: ug1ie fommt ea bplfL
Mama, baB Die f6bniten @orte, bic es
giebt. ooppeli ausesiproaen iperoen2
Dian iagt ooh: pap0. Drama, Bons
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pas 0aglid)e uolksblatt

frftef per poa (obns 6cnntas $3.50 per Sabr
Sado sds babe Sabr nnb $3.50 has giestsIia5r Ts,t
eOnntassbIatt sif.2o per Sabr $3.50 Sas baIbs sabr
unb 1850 bas 0ierteIiabr.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-12-06

Berdette. of the Barlin gton Fawk-
eve, who is one of the most observing,
as we'll as humorous writers, writes as
il he had served two months on a lury
in our Court house, before he penned
the following:
"The meanest thing in the world to
speak in is Court house. | have
often wondered why the architects of
Court houses were not always hanged at
the Selication Of the building. A
Court house is made to talk in. The
Courtroom is made for that purpose.
The architect, the contractor and the
builder all know that. And if the
Court house is a cheap, shabby, old
fashioned sort of affair, worth about
$3.50, the chances are that man speak
ing from the bench can be heard half
way to the door. But if it is a hand
some affair, and costs the county any
where from one hundred and fifty
Thousand to half a million dollars, then
cthe lawyer, climbing into the laps OF
.the jurors, and believing his eloquence
Into their several respective years, can
make himself heard. The reason
why the Judge always writes out
his charge to the jury, and the
forman always brings in the YER
dict in writing, is because, in most
Court, houses, the jury ywouldn know
anything about the charge, and the Court
would never know whether the prisoner
had been hanged or awarded aprenalum
of 5000, if the human voice alere was the
medium of communication. Did you
ever hear anything Jsage ever said in
a courtroom? Not if the Court house
was any bigger than a smoke-hoase you
didn't"
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-12-06
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the matter of the Estate of J. B. MER-
CHANT, deceased.
The creditors OF the above named estate are
hereby notified to present tneir claims against
said estate, duly verified, TO the undersg gned
at Kem%sY..s Store, Paradise, Humboldt County,
Nevada, within ten months from the date of
the first publication OF this notice, or said
claims will he barred
JOHN L. MERCHANT,
Admir- of Estate of ]. Il. Merchant, deceased.
Nov 25th, 1874 n25-4w
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-12-06

"NWhat would you call model Sun
day-School ?" asked the superiutend-
ent Of a malcontent pupil, who had
threatened to leave. "Well, one where
they pass around appie-pie every Sun
day, and don't have no lessons to learn
That's the hairpn of a school for me !"
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-12-06

NEW TAILOR SHOP.
j. B. BLED S e,
FASHIONABLE "a NEXT DOOR TO
Wfnnemucea. NORTHUMBERLAND. Nevada.
Garments MADE to ORDER in the latest
styles.
Repairing and Cleaning a speciality, and satis
faction .-laraateed
May ), ia 1T j. b. BLEDSOE.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-12-06

Professor-"Can you multiply to-
gether concrete numbers" The class
are uncertain. Professor What will
be the product of five apples multiplied
by six potatoes" Freshman (trium-
panty)-"Hash."
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-12-06

Ifyou would be clear and forcible don, {
use foreign words. BE natural. A man
never stops to hunt up foreign word
When he is stung by hornet.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-12-06

The minister who said that he could
preach without notes has been taken at
his word by his congregation, who re-
fuses to pay his salary. He sees his
mistake.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-12-06

The fact that George Washington's
wife never asked where he had been
when he came home late as night, goes
q great way toward accounting for his
extreme truthfuiness.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-12-06
DAILY SILVER STATE.
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FXCFPTED) BY
j. j. HILL & CO.
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One Square 30 lines) first insertion. ....s2 30.
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AGEGTS:
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10 Safe Deposit Building San Francisco.
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oeipt FOR subscriptions to the s,LvER sTArsss
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nc. MARKER is authorized no collect and
receipt for subscriptiens to the Slhs'FR STATE at
Big Meadows.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-08

was startled by the voice Of man In the river
CRYING for help. and he Immediately shouted at
the top Of his voice. Man ovsrboardr'
pstrolman Black, hearing tho shouts Of The
urivate watohmHn of the Gay, rushed to tho
scene and taking In the situation at n glance.
boarded the Hteambpat Henry Tete, that was
iyiuR alongside Of the Gay AMI entering tho
vawl boat went to the rescue OF the drowning
man. When the officer came w with him he
found him ellngipg TO rope, and getting hold
of him pulled him into the boat Aud took him
to the Harbnr Station.
At the station hsRave his name as J. L. Brown
end said that he was q tnerehant doing business
In It, Ffaneisville. West Felieiana parish that
although once well TO do he was now financially
embarrassed and that when heiutnped tntp tho
river II was bis intention to commit suicide.
The officers OF the station upon Browns own
statement. put dry clothes on hi and then
locked him NJ on the charge Of attempting ~
commit suicide.
Yesterday he was arraigned before Judge
Miienbnrger and on the statements Of resp0n-
slhls men we'll known In business circles. that
they would see that Brown was cared for dis
charged him. when i,fewn had eobered ~ he
stated that he did not intend 10 commit suicide;
that he was under the influence Of iaupr. aud
that while ntteml ting TO bpatd the steamboat to
90 ~ his state. room fell off Of the Staging Into
the river.
aentlemsn who know Mr. Brown state that he
Il n prosperous merchant. 6nd that bis state
Inant 20 tho police that he was financially ON
barrnssed was simply freak of drunken
man
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-08
rther lu tho voluntary bankru,ey Of Lastrapss

further In tho voluntary bhnkru'ey Of tastrauss
h %.
The following decision waa rendered yestsr,
dry by Judge Billings:
In re- Firmln Mahen. bnnkrupt-This eauAs
came up " ba heard upon tbs motion 10 dis
aOvo the luiuur' ION md tbs rule for u s9ntsfut,t
upon CObb h Maxsnt. Thomas II. Handy az
eivii sheriff and William Walsh. deputy sheriff
and was argued by gyunsst
On consideration thereof the court adudrA
that the parties are guilty of contempt Of fhs
authority If This court In dlaDbsVlpg the order
~ Injunction herein seT Ved upon thsm.
II II, therefore. ordered that unless the said
Cobb h Mason d. within eight days from he
date of the order, giteate their judgment against
the bankrupt In the State court and reeass tbs
seizure Of his property made In execution n
said judgment they are. and each NJ them h.
to be Imprisoned for the Space Of thirty days
In the Parish Prison of this city, and stand
committed until tbs order be eompllsd with, 0f
until further orders 0f this court,
IN In further ordered that Tnos. r. Handy late
civil sbsrif and Vim. Walsh. deputy sheriff.
do within eight days pay all costs Incurred Ia
this proceeding since tbs service N said In
junction, and In default thereof. that they and
eaoh ~ them stand committed until further 0rs
dars ~ this court
H. Is further ordered that the motion 10 dis.
solve tho Injunction bs denied
BoOtt McGshee has Instituted suits on open ae4
counts against LgDn Gautier audJ. ". Trudeau,
M individuals and as Members OF the Arm 0i
Gautisr n Trudsnu.
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MUNICIPAL.


II In understood that the administration Ia
nearly ready 10 advertise for bids for The IRAN
ehsss Of the Magazine street. tho Prytania
street. the DauphIne street the Esplanads street
and the J,svee street lines Of city railroads.
possession TO be given at Inc expiration OF the
contract Of the New Orleans Clty Railroad Com
papy. The first step In this direction Will be
tho adoption probably ut the next meeting ofthe
f1ity Council Of n resolution authorizing the
proper administrator 10 advertise TOR such bids.
The probabilities are that the Acknowledgements
md In Cincinnati but In London, 7 ris and
BerIln rs well, and sufficient time will be nj
lowed 10 even those capitalists living In Europe
to send their agents hero to exam Inc on the
anot into the value of the franchises before bid
ding for the same. In due time We VIII en-
daavor 10 lay before tho public SUCH Items ~
connection with tha value ~ aeob line M mnv
neslsf capitalists In forming estimates for them
uaI ynu
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MORE OF TIE Em.

The steamboat Bart Able. which arrived Mt tho
landing yesterday. brought to the city nine more
aentlemen arrested In the parish OF Natobi-
toobes for alleged polite offepses.
The gentlemen were conducted from tho poa.
by the deputy marshal In charge to the Office Oh
Marshal Wharton. and In II short time att
reaching there were brought before the court
and arraigned. They pleaded not guilty, and
gave bond IN tho sum of $4,000 each for their
appearance on the twenty fourth instant.
Tho names Of the gentlemen and OF their
bopdsme are as follows
Charles A. Payne: surety, Jnmos I. Read
heimer.
w Beresford surety Israel Lyons.
David Blackshear; surety. james L. Head
'beimer.
James wlttio; surety. Samuel Keynes; -, ~
Samuel Keynes; surety, Wm. N; ITammen
VIM. M. Trammell surety. VIM, M, Lony.
Thos. Flanner. surety Jos. Flanner.
Landry Charlevllle; surety jos. Flanner.
Joseph Charleville; surety, Joa. Flanner.
jus. IA, Hill: surety. David A. Blackshear.
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rumor hes prevailed for feW days That "
was eontem plated by The School B0ard to abo-
18Th number of ths public schools sufficient ~
bring tho expenses Of this branch OF tho gov
eminent within the estimated revenues of the
school fund We are informed. however. by
City Superintendent w. o. iiogera. that the sit
uation Is not deemed quite go critical rs to mo-
nnasifata n reduction Of the number OF our
schools Mt present. ut lhaHt. and that IT Is pt's
pible hat all tbs schools VIII rhiuaiH IN full
all events, It II not plated 70 close any 81
tho schools to Tho advantages OF others. From
the cpnseIv atipn W. had with the tupetih,eha
eut wa concluded that all The school would bs
kept open ms long hs tho funds Of tho bonrd jus.
tinrd Il. Should II become necessary, In the
future 10 curtnil expenses. the cuttailmnut will
result from the shortening Of the seholastif
term This will DO GOOD news tp many tepchets
who have been made quite nervous ~ the
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