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Too Late.


The following incident took place In
Washington county, Texas. Tho jury Vf
CIR suit court. before whom . miserable
wretch had been tried, returned . verdict
of "guilty and suggested the "whipplng
post" The court then adjourned 70 din
ner. Immediately after dinner the de-
fendant's counsel, without informing his
unfortunate client, moved for . new trial
and commenced reading the motion.
Hold ON ~ whispered the client, pull
ling the c0nsul's coat tail, "D0n't read
thatY"
"Let me alone,s muttered the lawyer,
irrItably; I'm attend to You when I've
read the notion .s
"But dor't want you to read the mo-
tion," whined the agitated culprit.
"Don't want me TO read 1t Why not?
What's the matter? Pm going to get y
new trail"
"But don't want new trial." ex-
claimed the wretch. f.
"Don't want onei Why not?" returned
the other heatedly, frowniDg from under
his eyeglasses. .....
"Cause it's too late," urged the client.
"Whlle you were all out to yosr dinners
the Sheriff TOOK me out, and he whipped
the very hide off me-"
The motion was summartly with
drawn,
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Tn Re Hmm9.

The coming Spring, Nl,O0O pieces Of
wall paper and 900 pairs of win
dow shades, all from the reliable
Wall Paper House Of J. r. Holt, 1923
Market street. Mr.. Holt IL selling 1bc.
paper for 12Ac.. l2Ac. for 1Oc. lOc. for
&c., and &c. for &c. per piece. These
goods are of the very best make, and
guaranteed at full length. Mr.. Holt
will sell you enough paper and border
to paper room IL It. BY IL Il. for the
small sum of Is cents. So, you see, pa
pering is cheaper than whitewsshing.-
The spring designs are stylish and beau
tltal. Good oil shading l8c. per yard.
Window shades and fixtures, hurg COM
plete, $l.75, per pair. Gilt papers and
Dado work 80 per ceat lower than ever.
Give us q cali and be convened that the
above 10 NO humbugging advertisement,
but facts. JOHN R. HoLr, 223 Market
street. feb17-dtf.
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\ Playful Child and Its Little Matct

MONTREAL, April 30.-A fire Is now
raging in st Jeane Baptiste, in the north
eastern quarter of this city, which threat
ems to destroy the whole village, there
being no water. Forty dwellings have
SO far been destroyed. The City Fire
Brigade Is in attendance, but its servic-
es, without water, are of little avail.
The fire originated in stable, and was
caused by children igniting the straw
with matches. The following insurance
companies are involved Citizens, $lO,-
600; North British, $l7.0O0 /; Scottish
Commercial, $1,000 Queen, 5000.
The total loss will exceed 100000.
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that forsook mss ! wished to bs loved
or mys+If alone" .-s. "a
Oniy oncs have met Alden Freemrn;
It was seven years After my fathers
death. He did mot know Of my marriage
and begged me TO forgive him. ~
80 N7rionp he sid, ssyou would for.
give and pity mo II you know what l
suffered. Only forg1ve me, Marion, s0d
let me win your heart once more. Prom
iss to b ny wifs, and nothing On earth
what : Hood OF bitter memories op-
pressed M, ,henggt q ~ 81
"Thsre VS. time long past"I ] answer
o 1n; but yeu c1st II hack, ~ worthless,
have np1su6Sred, think you1 ! would
not tguseyon With ny heart IL 1t. were
ever 20 free; but II 10 not; have given
but e os See ,.s s@ mspr,sd sSr S to aSo
and nobIe mau, and ! love, hin with my
whole. heast!nf go" ~
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ordinances ~ p41sza tlnsatmously With
MT. Gsshrjsrdlta1nQ ftwa third read
ing the .oEdinanaee ennll1 he.sss.4 pss-
ed with but two dl.sentAng voess Asssrs.
Hart and, Wa1e1u. = (-f;.sksi "a
On Pst!ee ef NJ "a! rSmssssS .s.ss,:ss - =
9 ssssss .sssI UGa's''Ss sss Ssdss r s:ia,ss
s'oiS1p On %posiss q 3fE' hxsqh, i oesse,l yss-
ceeded to'th6l u1s6lntt1on and eIe0liuU
Of Olty. AediADgb blssk.1 He noanina-
= TED MI Jane SS!a a; RI:s5iSss saissssd wrih.. Il.
The vote ssspltsA Rlaakstt. ~, Curry.
: - On metson'of Mr. SfcGH GHsshsy Cou.-
Gil procesdpd - the elsetion eHay nsn-
ber Of the Boafd Of Revision, II Papos q
William Gtil56y whose term ka6 Expired.
He nomiuaGedE Mr. 1tiilsy.k Ef.si5
Mr.. Wxlton,s no4tnated John ~. AK
en-; The vote fssultsd; stilley, II Aksn
MT. O6ssdlss eslled Up tos : lh.sd
ordinance 10 passe& dnaifim0663y.
r. Mr.. NcGlluchey eAsred, the ALLOWING
resolution which ~ adopted-
ResotJed, '1hae tie conii1ttse on open
ing streetes arsi iheBobT aushesieed =
and sass MINI H ssfssts. bsossSs . slsds. A
aTete7o tfis so1pexs. 'si''''-'i''7
n During the sxsntpe slis, zoIlowia9 or
dsFs PoIiss TsSs n9 9i5sSsf 3 sdsI3 I@3i.e..,..
Gus payf ron, "a, ,l0i!2D;s feh6syIvanis
Globe Globe Gas Light Col e10666;
bonds, $l3; ;Phil6dslpllfs .Lsd0sf, do,
ss4.2o; H1agsln ne.sr4 dsLs 80; Dsla-
SnIs'sS sss SSrrsg s H Y ss es & - 9sPP 95aisP
due, and S390O1f'to tay tntsss5t notes;
John yod n, Peoples. caebisr ~ ,U9ioH Bank.
: At ic.15 OouSsfi padjcdrsed. a'''li'
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i~ANs SAVINGS aANx

AaA
I,,s y receive ds1alNsu y : ANuARY 241, 1881.
Evenings, ,' fsd and on Tuesday and and al. q
EAi.SNrNyn,mG NON 70 8 O'Clock. ' s~''
Fly y sIS,sSas I%sas il pA5 AL, DoInySid6END, ply dsi,
eounted as as y are not withdrsWn ,h.v
y eompoaureP aurePosits, Thus permanen, @
sar. 'uEd their interest twice. sI, r.
ra!H ,S!,s ,SS!A,sNAaERs. a'nnl
", own SWSsle' o. George W. Bush.
III !; Benson, n SSeorge =. Capeiie,
lSSga, Edward Dariin@top
SaiihooI YIN. il. AssvaSn' SWIM
.;,cApELLEE'' HsUsH, Presid dsut.
sT. T,AyY1GSs.,,Pnr Ay1Gs ,Pnre$sident.
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The owing petitions ana communi
cations were introduced, read and re-
ferred: ~ ...l
j. B. Conrow s. Son, asking for two
lamps, one in front Of their ice house,
south side, and one on ConrOw street,
near New Ca,,le Avenue.
Trustees of Madley Chapel, asking for
the use of the City Hall the last week in
May to hold straw berry festival.
Alexander Beggs, asking that the space
lu front Of his place OF business, No. ia
King street, be kept clear Of market
wagons. .4a.s
for the sprinkling of East Fourth street.
j. R. D. Seeds, asking for lamp on
Monroe street, between Eighth and
Ninth streets. ti VIZ ff
John Dorsey, asking that an old pump
on Eighth street, below Church street, be
removed. .s5.-..,--- t.r..I.. 10
Ferris Brothers, asking the City Coun-
Gil 10 buy one hundred OF their city di-
rectoriesan senu them TO various Boards
of Trade throughout this country, Cana
da and Eur, pc. 80
Joseph l.. CarpAnter. Jr.. asking that
the balance of the east side of VanBuren
street, between Elm and Linden streets,
be cur bed, paved and guttered. rr
From Charles Bird and 233 Others ask
ing that meat may be sold west Of
Broome street. 0U..I r..
NEW BUSINESS. ..
Mr.. Norton called up for third reading
the ordinance, amending the present
meat ordinance, (tho ordinance has been
published in full In the GAzErTE) The
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PUBLIC SALES.
fIwLIC SALE OF STOCK.

a will sell on TUESDAY. MAY eth,
a public Sale. at Moant Pieasan.
ii. kept by VIM. reese, on the road
4 Wilmington 10 H. ckessin. about .
~ rom the latter place, and about one
\ rom Brarenv,lle, 90 head Of Mary
cattle, viz: 3 yoke, OF good k12&H
n oxen. 30 head or steers from XW
10 four years old. six cows In4D
calves nj their siie IL heifers; some
{n.ing. Six dry cows. and six bulls.
n win Ira va, or underbidding and no
kpon ment on acco INT Of weather. Sale
Commence AT O'Clock. sharp COrstl-
i a: sale. RUTH a TWEED.
| W, Stidham 4 son, Auct.
km n kwlt ar
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{ Te. DSIaArv ne,l.i117--,

AoaD Uovsoi6. D.
viii give tsadolinfs fof an intsfviev
Win tne party Who, lset night mntilated,
the signs on the frQpt u my store. I
Nav ID 10 a,S oaD % ~ df@LsHIEas @
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,uhROADs. Z

.1EIPHIA, WILMINGTON .
HlLIATnIMORE RAIL ROAD lft.
BAh Noyem her 10, lMs. s,,,o~.
,. vtli leave Wilmington - Sol'oW
hi,aSs' 10, 10 % .. MI, sso' sso' -
l n, r., tExpressl 200, s;do.s m.
lhllsderSd Pie snd New York, a1.7 = o. go. am'
s.sSrs Iss; = %; IA q I Tinssrnsaiats sss''sns'
=; More "a. and Hay Line, 1.os, 2. m: -.
Paltimo,s ors and and " sshington 1881, ~, -.
e2n. ! or ~ 'Rslaware 9,i, "a Division, leave fer
RAM rastle. s s.i5, q. m. 1.06s 80 Pm:
ew Mt zion and Inform meaiase 6seSAoAs,
'mar T.. % and Intermediate stations s.io
!, lo'' p N; sG;spAr raAr.e. -.
.as,n,ta and Intermsdiats STATIONS
=. m. 200. go, z, mv..,c,,ssrl M :,
,sdsIphia and New YORK 1us. J. m ,
,,pnore Z OF, and washington, 1851. 10
. miner MI information passengsr: are a.Ss
~ j" n The time tables ggste4 g sne
0. nu~rtntandeht.
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hsALE "A nlgn'y improved farm
VI lo5 acres lin White Clay Creek hun
Al enclosed In Osag- Hedge. Dl-
ino nve fields. Laree apple or
~ iuii bearing. Public sclool ad.
W uhe iPrm. Buildings-Large Man
lo3uoie Tenant House, Barn, EranAfy
al Ml on er buildings necessary on a
sa iarm. miles from station o.,
r. X. Centrally local ed. 8
rom Wilmington. Apply 10
m, r mo. W. WHITMAN,
ai Estate ag't, 2 W. Fourtl, stree
--V&su-w Wilin ,ugton, lie
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",s LE.-ro close an estate Will he
M n,n, nbw. nne iarm of 24u acres. high.
|cimHes imH"uctive soil, easy OF access tO
u,oes, ,.,. churches ana Inarketa. We'll
Piendid uit, grain or graz ine
sar, uuliuiigs and we'll fenced.
partcula \ address
AZ, m ". VtNDEGRIFr,
I,c VII u" "asant. New Castle, Co,
Delaware.
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.,AWARE W WESTERN RAiLRtlAD
bLn bLnaa of hours. On and amer Feb.
,o1" Tra,ns will run as fOi-O -Ows;
ave Wilmington, tbs a. m, 1880 =. m
,,ivs .iS y 4 X Xvondale, s.ss y. m. II % noon.
y. PomerOy, 0 81 Q m, % y IN.
.anrning. leave Pomeroy 1000 m.
4b0p. m. a..,o a., "A ,,<,,r
,riyipe. wilmington, 500 z. M, 2b p
nns N, n m. ID. CONNELL, N
sm,f Superintendent.
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See Local Mattev "a Third Page.
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relerra,ih ih'1,Second story room m
lhle ior a,Hca building, IN good order.
hlei viii ,iSe or assembly room: will
lpply IN special inducements. VIZ
hi EDWARD MCiNa;J.
Second AID Ma, ket StA
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'nbE
good y, property, with 10 acres Of
bHldinns swelling house and other
ply In Ty rrlce 3,6OO. A bargain.
o. " EVANS PENNINGTON~
flehth and Market Ets
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-07-30
Dan De Quille. of the VIRGINIA Ente

Dan De Qulle,. of the Virginia Enter
prise, has been interviewing James G.
Fair. who has just returned from the
Sandwich Islands, on the mining situa-
tion. Colonel Fair thinks there is no
cause for alarm and that there will be a
lively Stock market this fall. He thinks
the North End Bonanza will turn out all
right, and that people were unnecessa-
riiy frightened at the failure of the
Union cross-cut to strike ore. Possibly
this re-assuring opinion of one of the
Bonanza men may have good effect on
the Stock market, but many believe
shat even Bonanza King may some
times be mistaken.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-07-30
NOTICE TO WATER CON.
SUMEKS.

WNsENCccA. New, July 23d, 1879
In consequence of the unprecedented scarcity,
consumers OF water cannot positively be allowed
to rrigate vegetables or garden products a ter
this date. No irrigation win be permitted, ex
cept trees and flower bearing shrubs Con
sumers irrigating trees and shrubs must do so
in the evening for thirty minutes at some time
between 40 and $50 o'clock P NJ, aud they
will not be permitted to do so at any other time
in the day. These restrictions the Water Com
pany are very sorry to be compelled to enforce,
but must be strictly respected or they will be
compelled to shut off the water entirely from
those who do not respect them. There is q
prospect of sufficient water for strictly indoor
purposes through the season, and also for fire
purposes 1t is hoped that all will cheerfuly
conform TO these suggestions, as the conven-
fence and safety OF the entire community.
in case OF fire, is dependent upon their
observance. Sprinkling Of streets viii be
permitted from $3.50 to 3 A. NJ. only.
Very respectfully,
WINSEMUccA WATER WoRgs
jy23.tf
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AT
VIII OIL ESAL + AND RETAIL.
The most extensive stock OF the latest style
OF furniture ever brought To Humboldt county,
and OF every variety, all OF which will be sold at
the very lowest prices
FOR CASH.
| am also the sole Agent in this section OF
country, for the New Wilson Sewing Ma
chine Company, and have a lot Of the best
cheapest and handsomest machines in the
world. They have taken the premiums in
all the Expostions OF America and Europe
All have the latest improvements and the
mending attachments, which Is the greatest
invention of the age.
All orders promptly filed, and al kinds of
REPAIRING done neatly ard with dis
patch.
J. A. HILL.
Winnemucca. July "a, 1879. u.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-07-30

A woman at Greenburg. Ind, was
not sure that she wished to die, but
thought she did; so she put her neck
into moose, stepped off a chair, taking
the precaution to hold a.sharp knife in
aer hand. The choking left her no
longer in doubt that she still desired to
live. and she hastily cut the rope above
aer head.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-07-30
PROBATE NOTICE.

In the District Court, Fourth Judicial District
of the State OF Nevada, in and for Hum
boldt county.
In the matter of the estate Of Charles Kesler,
deceased.
Pursuant to an order of said Court made ON
the 24taday of July, 1879, notice is hereby
gwen that on Saturday, the 18th day OF
August, 1872 at ~ o'clock A. NJ, at the Court
room of said Court, at the Courthouse in said
county, having been appointed as the time and
place for proving the will Of the said Charles
keser deceased, and for hearing the application
OF Frank Nararnore for the issuance of letters
testamentary to him, when and where any per.
son Interested may appear and contest the
same. Attest, J. H JOB, Clerk.
jy2S-l0t
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-07-30

have used the Winter to good purpose
in disseminating unsound financial doc
trines; but bitter as their experience
has been of the danger of evading such
discussion, the Maine Republicans have
much more liking for old party cries.
The Times, in this connection, confesses
that the issue in Maine is close and
doubtful, and that the struggle will be
for the Legislature.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-07-30

In the London Hospital for Ipcurables
, girl who is deaf, dumb, blind and
aunchbacked. A. system Of language
sT touches has been. devised by which
0'eommunicate withher, while she ex-
presses herself with the. ordinary hand
aiahshss Of the dumb.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-07-30
THE ENTERPRISE AND THE RAIL.
ROADS.

AOADSs
The Carson Appeal, arraigns the En-
terprise on its position on the railroad
question and pointedly asks that jour
nal to let the people know whether it
is a. railroad organ or a Republican
newspaper" The Appeal prints the
plank in the Republican platform adopt
ed at Eureka, which relates to railroads,
and attributes the failure of the Legis-
lature to carry out it's pledges to the in
Auence of the Enterprise. The Appeal
fears that the Republican party will be
defeated in this State next year, should
the Enterprise, the leading organ OF
that party in this State, array itself
with the railroads against the people.
The Appeal, by attributing the defeat
of the bills introduced in the Legisla-
ture to reduce fares and freights, to the
Enterprise, virtually admits that that
journal is railroad organ
But, before the Enterprise replies to
to the questions asked by the Appeal,
the Eureka Sentinel, whose editor was
amember of the late Legislature, takes
up the cudgel in it's behalf, and says:
st is our recollection that the ENTER
prise" remained mum all through the
fight. Let us be just. The Enter
prise" could not well have pursued any
other course. It is owned in part by
Mr.. Mills, and it was Mr.. Mills who
was about to be gored in the railroad
business. Judge Goodwin, the manag-
ing editor of Mr.. Mills paper, didn't
feel like saying that MIR. Mills railroad
should be cinched, and so he said. moth
ing. We have the word of Judge Good
win that he was never instructed by the
proprietors regarding the policy to be
pursued in the Enterprise. This
much is due in simple justice to all par,
aies."
Conceding everything the Sentinel
says to be true, was that the proper
course for the Enterprise to pursue on
s.question of vital Importance to the
interests of the State? As the lead
ing Republican newspaper Of Nevada it
approved the Railroad plank, in the
Republican platform, and actually
conveyed the idea to. it's readers
before election, that it was in
sympathy with the people on the rail
road question. That this was done for
deceptive purposes it's subsequent course
proved beyond doubt. When the hon
est men of all parties were .eontending
IN the Legislature with the monopolies,
the Enterprise, as the Sentinel says,
was ''mum," when a word from it
would, to some extent at least, have
cOunteracted the influences of coin, and
secured the legislation promised by the
Republican platform. That word was
not given a place. in its columns and
the pledges made by the Republican
State Convention were not redeemed
by Legislature. three-fourths Repub-
aan. and the faithful few who stood by
the platform and their pledges neverre-.
seived word of praise or encourage
ment from the leading organ of their
party.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-07-30
WANTED.

Ok Transfers good men, viii. find steady
employment at good wages at Camp MeDernit
Apply Immediately to +. p. Brougham at the
Post, or Ferd Red Winnemucca
Wood Choppers Wanted.
| will pay So so per cord for chopping wood
Men wanted Immediately.
For further particulars apply as above-to
+. z. Brougham or Ferd. Reid
June 10, 1879. If
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-07-30
SETTLE UP.

All persons knowing themselves to be in
debted To the late firm Of Bonnifeld a Hill will
please call and settle, and all persons having
claims against the firm, are requested to present
the same at the Furniture store. Thanking the
public for past favors, hope TO merit a con
ti,.uance OF the same. j. A. HILL
Ninnemucca, July "a, 1879. lw
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-07-30
CITY BAKERY.
CHRIS. DIEHL, Proprietor
(opPosrE COURT HoUsk)
French Rolls, square Leaves, Brown
Bread, Pies, Cakes, DOughnuts, Etc

Always on hand and served 30 order fresh
from tire oven, in quantities to suit, in any
part OF town.
Having purchased the City Balary, / will
spare no plans to merit the patronage Of the
public. CHRIS. DIEHL.
Winner Yucca, Jnly 20, 1877.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-07-30
BULLION OF PARADISE G..
Il =. vi. COMPANY.

Notice is hereby given that the working
capital stock of the Balloon of PARADISE Mining
Company TO the amount of 22,500 shares can
now be secured by application to the President
or Secretary of the Company, at their ONCE IN
Paradise Nevada Bedrock price, ~ per
ssaare, FERD. BAUMAN, President.
A. l.. WAsHBURy, Secretary. juty29f
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-07-30

Damiana Bitters at Z. ReinhaIs &
Co.'S.
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CHEW JACKsoNs Best Sweet Navy
Tobacco. nov2O- Io-ly.-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-22
tracts that are tainted BY It. even II we were to
admit an original contract

tracts that are tainted by It, even II we we're to
ADMIT an original contract.
Warmo'h was put over us: fraud characterized
me reign OF Warmoth In all Its ramifications
from beginning; fraud foisted Kellogg upon us
characterized every hour Of KelIoeg's reign :
fraud fixed the constitutional amendment under
yWhich The so-called bonded debt Of the State
to tden ifcation Of claims against the State,
Slit ne matter turn It over. pr inside out; DO
what you will-frand covers IT, al over. per
mnates II. and can't be eradicate1.
But You are told that when the Nichols gov
eminent was installed that both the Legislature
and Funding Board, by resolution and action;
that we are now an honor bound to stand by
them. reply: Look back on the history l
have reminded you of. AS well as on the plat
and show me the authority they had for any
such action-in fact, show me that their acti "a
has not been In direct violation Of the senti-
ments and instructions of our people.
If the will 81 the people OF Louisiana has
be. properly interpreted and respected Con,
stutiona Convention would nave oeh h1,a hs y,
financial affairs would have been properly ad-
jnsed we should have been spared two years
of cru ng taxation nhe q ne
biDed kept the manacles forged By Radicalism
On our wrists. however. and to you the people
States. like individuals. are In honor bound to
pay what they legitimately owe, II they can.
States and individuals are fools when they do
more. Ro further. and say 1t ia dishonorable
In the public functtonarfes OF a people to yield
to any pressure which demands more. let that
pressure be- of whatsoever kind or come from
whatsoever direction.
You are told that II you refuse to pay any OF
the so-called State debt-said debt being In the
nature OF contract--a sacred CONTRACTS (made
by the BY. by Madi Wells and .kellogg)-
that the Supreme COURT OF the United States
will decide against the State. will mandarin us
her, and will compel taxation to pay the debt
L am sure you don't believe this bosh. although
we have passed through the fires Of compul-
sion.
But. II you do believe II. for Gods sake let us
make Mp his great issue as speedily as posi-
taxation COMPLETED then our Of form Of govern
ment ID changed, and the sooner we know 1t thu
better. The whole land will thank you for the
important exposition. CITIZEN,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-22
c. E. GIRARDEY'S
calendar of Weekly Auction Sales
OF
REAL ESTATE, BANK AND OTHER STOCKS,
TO TAKE PLACE At THE
81. Charles Auction Exchange
On the following days:

faATURDAY. April 2s.--In the matter OF @. c.
IIadreyere Va. b. Davis:
To-, Inv ng the corner Of Water Tehoupitonas and
Josephine streets.
In the matter of Louis Dubost VS.. Charles LIE
The two four STORY brick stores, Nos. 40 and AZ
Chartres. between Customhouse and Bien-
For account Of the succession Of Bridget Mar
The two-story brick store and dwelling, No. 16s
Rampant, between Lafayette and Poydras
The building lot on Derbigny, between Clio and
For account Of the succession OF Harry Har-
the one story frame dwelling. No. - Laurel.
between Felicity and ut. Mary streets. .
east corner Of Deiachaise and Baronne
The one-story frame dwelling on Delachaise.
The two building lots on Deachaise. between
:. Baronne and Carondelet streets.
The shos lot On
Of fchoupitoulas. New Leyee and Orange
The three two. story and attic brick dwellings.
Nos. 70, "A and rs Rampant street. corner
The one.story frame cottage on Customhouse,
between Bro a and Dorgenos streets.
The handsome and, cheerffllly located two
Story frame residence. NO 66s magazine.
between Philip and First streets.
. nnnIt VI Jos. lombard and Mrs. r. Maspero:
The one.sory franz cottage, forming the cor
ner Of Elysan Fields and Uranhart streets.
The two one story frame cottages on Elysian
Fields. between Urduhart and Gtrod streets
For account of the succession of Patrick Car
raher:
The one-story frame cottage. with two lots,
forming the southeat corner Of Water and
Milan streets.
For account of the succession of Manuel Runes :
The two-story brick dwt Hing No. 10 st. Peter.
between Royal and Bourbon streets.
The popular business stand and successful cot
ton pickery on Religious. between Race anu
Orange streets.
The two-story frame dwelling No. so Seventh.
between Fulton and Chippewa streets.
The centrally located and commodious two
story brick dwelling, No. 1876 Rampant. be
tween st. Ann and Dumaine streets.
For terms and full particulars. see descriptive
and official advertisements. and plans ut the
Office Of the auctioneer, No. 81 Camp street.
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